Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1939 — Page 18

TIES SPREAD AS AUTOS GAIN, OIL MEN TOLD

Downtown Values Cut as Result, Petroleum News Editor Says.

The automobile is “flattening out” cities by sending business to outlying sections and depreciating the value of downtown buildings, members of the Indiana Independent Petroleum Association were told today at their spring convention in the Hotel Severin. Warren C. Platt, Cleveland, editor ‘of the National Petroleum News, told the group that the auto makes it easier to drive to a business office

in the outlying sections than to

walk to a store downtown. For this reason, he said, more and more downtown buildings are being razed, to avoid taxes, and ‘the sites are being converted into auto parking lots and gasoline stations. The oil industry ha$ been eriticized for having too many stations, causing extra distribution costs, but at the same time it has helped the unemployment problem, he said. “Thousands of jobless men, including even professional men,” he said, “have been able to keep off of WPA by operating filling stations.” The oil industry has been extremely fortunate throughout the depression years, he declared.

100 Register for Sessions

“In only one year since 1929 has it failed to sell more of its products than were: sold in the previous year. Last year, the increase was only 4 per cent, but this year, it looks like a gain of from 4 to 6 per cent.” - The group also was addressed by Louis D. Young, national advertising manager of The Indianapolis Times, who discussed results of the Nation-wide Home Inventory conducted by The Times and other Scripps-Howard newspapers recently, Mr. Young told the group the inventory revealed that a large proportion of Indianapolis residents own their own homes, and that twothirds of them live in single houses, indicating they are of; the nontransient type and pu they buy from habit rather than impulse. More than 100 were! registered for the convention which will close tomorrow. A stag. banquet and entertainment, followed by a floor show was scheduled for tonight. Speakers at a luncheon tomorrow are to include H. H. Linsmith, Indianapolis, General Outdoor Advertising Co.; E. J. Gallmeyer, Ft. Wayne, Wayne Pump Co. and George Biggs, of the Continental Oil Co., Ponca, Okla. C. W. Huber, Crown Point, association president, presided at today’s session.

2GET1TO10 YEARS FOR ‘ROBBING BOSS’

Declaring that “the worst thief is the one who steals from his employer,” Criminal Court Judge Pro | Tem. Russell J. Dean sentenced two |26-year-old first ‘offenders to one-to-ten years in prison on grand larceny convictions today. The convicted men were Roy Garrett, 1211 E. 13th St., and Marion Woodson, 115 Emmet St., employed at a drug store at Market and Iilinois Sts. Police testified they had looted from the store shelves over a period of months nearly a hundred dollars worth of cigarets and whisky. They had been employed there five years.

C.1. 0. UNION STRIKES AT SERVEL FACTORY

EVANSVILLE, March 15 (U. P.). —Members of the United Electrical and Machine Workers Local 1002, C. 1. O. affiliate, today went on strike at Servel, Inc., manufacturers of refrigerators. The plant is continuing operation while being picketed under police surveillance. ‘Union leaders, claiming 700 workers are striking, asserted the strike was called because the management refused to bargain with them. Company officials said only 10 to 15 per cent of the plant’s 3300 employees were out.

|. U. TRUSTEES DENY RUMORS OF MERGER

BLOOMINGTON, March 15 (U. P.) .—Indiana University Trustees today denied that any action had been taken on a report that the institution would take over Evansville College. Herman B Wells, president, said that the trustees had had no proposition from the college. It was reported from Evansville

* « that the university would take over

operation of the college July 1, sharing ccsts of operation for two years with the city of Evansville. The merger was authorized by the General Assembly.

UPSTATE MAN FACES

CHARGE OF MURDER

MICHIGAN CITY, March 15 (U. P.) —A Grand Jury today had returned a second degree murder indictmen: against Frank Freyer in the death of Miss Dorothy Boerner, about 30, several weeks ago. . The woman’s nude body, bruised badly, was found in Freyer’s farm home near here. He told authorities she struck her head against a small ‘safe. Police said death was caused by three distinct head blows. Freyer is held in jail without bond.

PICK NEW MEMBER OF ~ COUNTY GRAND JURY

Jesse L. Parson, 42, of 1840 FletchAve., an unemployed railroad rker, was chosen a new member the County Grand Jury today by riminal Court Judge Dewey E. s. He was selected to fill a ney created Monday night with resignation of Meredith Snyder, R. 16, because of ill health.

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Grotto to Dedicate Rooms—William Hoefgen, monarch, will give the principal address of welcome at the informal dedication of the newly furnished clubrooms of the Sahara Grotto, to be held at 6:30 o'clock tonight. Harold G. Lanham will ke master of ceremonies at the dinneyp at which officers of the Grotto will be hosts to members of the Ladies’ Auxiliary.

Lawyer Heads New Clvb—Emsley W. Johnson Jr., of the law firm of Johnson, Zechiel & Johnspn, has been elected president of the newly organized Indianapolis chapter of the International Y’s Men’s Club, it was announced today. Other officers are John Jones, vice president; Karl Scheick, secretary, . and - Crawford Barker, treasurer. A. F. Williams, Y. M. C. A. program secretary, is sponsor. The club will meet in Room F of the Y. M. C. A. at 12:15

|p. m. each Tuesday.

Sunday School Induction Set--New members formally are {o be

ple’s Class of the First Baptist

Church at 7:30 o'clock tonight. They are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ake,

and Mrs. Cecil Cambridge. A movie will be shown under the direction of Albert Thomas.

Deadline on Exams April 10--Ap-plications to take examinations for eight governmental positions ane

nounced today must be received before April 10, according to C. P. Bernhart, U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners secretary. Positions and their salaries are: Associate public health nursing consultant, $3200; assistant public health nursing consultant, $2600; associate medical officer, $3200; consultant, principal, senior, associate and assistant consultants in child labor, $2600 to $5600.

Lenten Services Tonight — The Zion Evangelical Church, North and |} New Jersey Sts., is to hold” the fourth in a series of Lenten services today at 7:45 p. m, A song recital by Mrs. Robert W. Blake will precede the service and Dale W. Young will direct at the organ. The Rev. Frederick R. Daries, church pastor, will speak on “The Fourth Word of the Cross.”

Legion Post to Meet Friday— Broad Ripple Post 312, American Legion, will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday. A Father-Son program and the Legion’s 20th birthday anniversary ceremonies are included on the program,

Discuss Junior G. 0. P. Again— Plans are under way for the reorganization of the Junior Republicans of Marion County, Fay Langdon, who is heading reorganization sctivities, announced today. Mr.

and incorporators of the organization.

RIMES

of rashes, eczema na Elif

HITT TEE

North Side representatives were drafting a new

following an attempt to repeal tlie present ban on trucks for several North Side striets.. At a protest

Members of the West Indianapolis Civic League, who today urged that the City take immecliate steps toward flood control in the Eagle Creek area, are: Left to Right—Mrs. Edward Brand, president; Mrs. Herman Bickers, secretary; Chester B. Carter and

taken into the Young Married Peo-

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jones and Mr.

Langdon was one of the founders]

West Side Air Complaints y ATE SOCIAL WORK

the City Council

Thornberry Ave.

THE CITY

BE. | O. Snefthen will preside a; the banquet tonight climaxing [the 68th annual State Y. M; C. A. convention today at Central “Y.” Mr. Snethen, Indianaolis chairman of the state convention committee, will introduce Dr. Percy L. Julian, Chicago, arid Dr. Charles W. Gilkey, University of Chicago dean, the principal speakers.

fenator | Hendricks fo Speak-— Thomas A. Hendricks, Indiana Medical Association executive secretary and State Senator, is to speak on “Legislative Post-Mortems” at the Incianapolis Real Estate Board noon luncheon tomorrow at the Hotel Washington. Ar. Headricks was first elected to the Legislature as a member of the House in 1933. He has served continuously since then as a Senator in the ’35, 37 and ’39 sessions. He is ¢ son-n-law of a former Board president, the late E. L. Cothrell.

Arrange fo Trade Stamps—Membert will trade stamps during the meeting of the Indiana Stamp Club at ibe Antlers Hotel Friday night. Fred S. £mith, club secretary, said that the organization is arranging an xhibit ion soon.

Circle «a Party Tonight—The Har ey Davidson Motorcycle Club of Indianapclis will give a St. Patrick’s Day party at 8 o'clock -tonight at the cl lubroom, 701 S. Meridian St.

Y. M. Toastmasters to Meet— Francis I. will be toastmaster when the Y. M. C. 4. Toastmasters’ Club meets at

meeting last night were: E. Dean Miller and Mrs. C. W, Foltz, (standing, left . to right, Mrs. Carl Muench, Mrs. Maurice Reilly, Mrs. M. M. Phares, John McShane and Ross Ludlow.

Jones, past president,|

(Seated) Left to Right—

John Hoff. Members of the League say the Creek overflows each spring into their basements causing much property damage. They met last night in a protest meeting at the home of Mrs. Brand, 2220

4 MORE NAMED BY U.S. ARE ARRESTED

Four more persons indicted here by the Federal Grand Jury were under arrest today. Of those arrested, two are former postmasters. They are: Thomas S. Stephenson, 53, former postmaster

at Leavenworth, who U. S. Attorney Val Nolan charged embezzled $872 in Postoffice funds, and Charles W. Schultz, 40, former postmaster at Saltillo, charged with causing a $150 shortage in his Postoffice. Also arrested was Willie J. Jones, 29, Evansville, charged with cashing a Government check under false pretenses, and James Shannon, 34, of Clinton, indicted in connection with an alleged liquor conspiracy in Park County. All except Jones are being held in Marion County Jail after failure to post bonds. Jones is being held in Evansville. : Oscar Clifton, 41, manager of the Hobbs Branch, Union State Bank of Windfall, indicted for violation of the National Banking Act on nine counts, was released on $5000 bond today. It has been charged that he cost the bank more than $2000 by illegal practices.

the Y. M. C. A. at 6 p. m. tomorrow. Speakers are to include Charles Gauntt,- Wayne Farmer, Z. E. Audritsch, Overman Rollins and Howard Howell.

Studying for Ministry—J. Alfred Updegraff, 327 Audubon Road, is completing his studies for the ministry in the United Lutheran Church at Wittenberg College, Springfield, O. He is a candidate for a bachelor of divinity degree in Viay.

Store Club Has Dance—Members of the Morrison’s Social Club, composed of employees of Morrison's department store, were entertained last night at a dinner dance in the club’s social room in the store. Approximately 100 ortiployess and their guests were present.

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PARLEY HERE NOV. 1

ho State Conference on Social id rk iis to be held here ‘from Nov.

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a meeting yesterday Allan Bin , 1936 conference president, appointed Miss Leona Massoth cha -of the study course committee to map special classes in soci \studies. Louis E. Evans of Indiana University training for social work, was selected

ad the co-ordinating and procommittee,

| M. Rappaport was elected vice president to succeed Miss Elizabeth Munro Clarke, who has left Indiana. The Board named an executive commiftee of five. They are: Miss ii /C. Puschner, director of the American ‘Legion Child Welfare De ment; Louis E. Evans; Prof. C. M. Touttit of Indiana University; Mrs. Helene Y. Smith, State Welfare Department, and Murray A. Auerbach, executive secretary of the Indidne Tuberculosis Association. Mr, Bloom and Thurman A. Gottschalk, State Welfare administrator and conference secretary, also will serve on the executive committee.

RULES ON MORTGAGE

EXEMPTION SENT OUT

Instructions on the new mortgage exemption law, which prevents nonresidents of Indiana from taking advantage of fhe exemption, were sent to County officials today by the State Tax Board. C. R. Benjamin, Tax Board member, estimated that the new law will place approximately five million dollars of valuation on tax duplicates. Under the law, applications must signecl by the owner and not by anh agent.

The exemptions range up to $1000 | LIBERA

depending upon the property's value and the amount of the mortgage.

HEARING CONTINUES ON U. S. FLAG COUNT

Hearin, for Mui Kin, charged with dest roying an American flag, was continued until March 29 by Judge arles J. Karabell in Municipal| Court today. Kin also is charged with vagrancy and resisting

an o ore claim he destroyed the flag on the . southwest segment of Monument Circle yesterday. He is held in jail in default of $5000 bond. A oner told. police he is not, anti-American, saying he believes this country and China are the greatest in the world and should have the same flag. rs ———

‘MYSTERY PLANE’ HUNTED MILI CITY, Ore, March 15 (U. P.) —Twenty CCC youths tramped the western slopes of the Cascade Mountains today searching for an airplane which residents reported sighting at dusk Tuesday with the pilot da gling from the fuselage.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Wedns., March 15, 1939

AUE—Mas ky M ., age 58, beloved wife of Irvin Ci Pl mother of Alvin, Kenneth and Irma Aue, sister of Anna Shell, pacsed awidy Monday. Funeral at SHIRY ROS. EST SIDE NERAL Fa 12002 W. Michigan St., Thursday

Friends may call at the funeral fone any | ‘time.

rym

Maes passed a at the : i

beloved mother of Bobeioh of Indianapolis, chaiss A Sigllangd of Angola, Ind. morning. Services

Gai ence, racial on Hoyt ro Thursm. Friends invited. Burial

DE AgVEROZ_Poltnn, age (i ie gt E. H. Alveroz, sister of R. Badziey! { passed an yay poder, ior Ting. Funeral, from PEL, a at Ba * Thursday, 10 IAPEL Burial private. Friends may call at the nmiortuary any time.

DIEPRIC —Cirace M., beloved sister of Elijah and William White, departed this ite Wed pesday; . 3 8 . Funeral Friday, Mazen & KIRK 1RVING

hd 2,503 after 12 uneral, |

GILLESPI Nancy (nde, oer) Js ope 54, 94 beloved mother o Dennis Gillespie, a am. of Lo liam, Irene and Walter Gillespie and Verne Brunson, passed away at the residence, 519 Virginia Ave., Tuesday evehing. Juneral services Thursday, 3 Pp. HIRLEY CENTRAL Gul Tiinots at 10th. Burial Crown ll. Pr fends may call at the chapel any me.

Harry, of 1256 S. Belmont, Husband of Sylvia Kennedy: fa- . Rose Lowe and John Kennedy, Kennedy, passed away Fear} ervices: THursdsy, 2 Ed Li MORTUARY, Ww. | St. Burial

Ray Washington Park Cemetery, Friends may call at the mortuary} any time,

KISSLING — cys, beloved husband of Mary, father of Mrs. Katherine Rishel Z, Pa George, Robert, of SherWarren and Mrs. Harriet assed’ away March at the residence, ve., pater 2000 ednesThursday im Ho a Church on

idan, i“ Nichols of 13. Frienc 1529 Brad

was member of |DELA

Cruft St. ceased Brotherhood of Roi oad Car Men. Interment New: Crown Cemetéry. Friends invited. W. {T. 'BLASENGYM SERVICE,

MAG IMER—M Martin P., age 55, beAoE husband of Audie, father of Mrs. Hazel Weddle of Indianapolis, and Maurice, Eddie, Helen, Ronald and Earl of Mooresville, passed away March 13 at his, heme R Mooresvine Funeral ThursSey E03 i, the Mooresville Sie an ure ria ooresville Cemetery. CARLISLE & SON SERVICE.

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BOBERTS—Elvessa age 1, 812 Arbor Ave., mother of innie Wamp! . Hallie Hoff Hy of Jndjanapol e Mary Ogden, | Worthville, Ky., passe away Monday. Funeral at the residence Thursday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. FARLEY SERVICE,

SHORTRIDGE —- Elmer, father of Miss Priscilla L yson A Holl Aywoed, Sal brother hi gel of St. Paul, uy Kk and Mrs. Elmer | CO! Rutiieriora of Oa

“city: hurd awa, Busday By Services hursday, 308 8 Prospect

t St. Interment Washington Park Cemetery. Friends invited. WILSON—A nn uise, a daughter of | be 5

r. and Mrs. son, sister o

Evely day prosing, } neral | services Thursday, - 10:30 a. FARLEY FUNERAL

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tered into rest Monday, other of Mrs. e d' Bonsett, William M., larence Stewart, sister 1 May M

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Florists and Monuments 6

Delaware Flower Sho 2922 N. DELAWARE TA-3161

lost and Found 7

LOST—Lady’s brown aig ator purse containing keys, bank and currency. petween RY od Keystone Ave. on Fall Creek Blvd. Keep $25 reward. MRS, C. 0. MOGG, Breadenwood. BR-

LOST—Lady’s black purse, Three Pigs Tavern containing wrist watch, other valuables. Reward for return of watch, keepsake; no questions. Return to Door 50, Pennsylvania Truck Lines. KEEPSAKE -— Lost, yellow gold locket, “Irma’’ on hack, Saturday Hight. Reward. RI-060 LOST—13-Inch Beagle hound, _ vicinit Southern Ave. Pennsylvania Railroad. Reward. DR-128

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TWO SALESMEN, with rr in direct selling, to’ sell roofing, siding and|R insulation. Factory training to those who qualify. Apply R ER & SONS, 2401 Winthrop, 9-11 a. m.

WANTED — Jitterbug dancers Tuesday nights. Amateur night Ny Wednesday nights. Three cash prizes. Clifton Inn, 25th and Clifton.

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Jobs Wanted—Female 10

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HENRY GLESING, cement floors, steps. walks, driveways: reas.

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Apartments for Rent 1 8

$2.50 UP—149 W. 9th, Apt. 8; lovely room next bath; steam, hot water. 3. 0 UP—If you want a 3horoy hly modi|® ern Totten room see nr N. New Jersey; redecorated; 4 Eatin excellent transportation; restaurant.

ENTRAL, 1418, large, nicely furnished, g suitable 2: innersprings, $3 yum $4.50 double. RI-3802.

CENTRAL, 3710—Attractive large warm front, near bath, private home; gentleman. HA-1598-R. COLLEGE, 4249—Pleasant oom, near bath, private family. HU-3395.

WARE. 2961 N.—Comfortable. . room suitable 1 or 2, next bath; good transly TA-3683.

ILLINOIS, 3132 N.—Pleasant room, next bath; innersp 8s: constant hot water; __garage option: MERIDIAN, 2315 N—Nicely furnished, innersprings; good jransportation; next Bath; gentleman; $2.50; phon MERIDIAN, 2947 tis sleeping room: next bath; constant hot water. TA-3944. NEW JE 2062 N.—Newly decorated, twin beds; constant hot water; large closets. PARK, Ti Atiraciivel furnished front room; newly decorated; near bath; _ phone. RUCKLE, 2921—Cozy front near bath; yale Jame; meals optional; reasona oy TALBOT, 3012 N. Reasonable room; good transportation; home privileges. Sarage optional; netsniings. 11TH. ST., 707 E., NO. 1—Nice large room; innersprings. 11-7229 29TH, 139 W.— studio ,couch, reasonable.

rge front; innerspings, vate home; gentleman: -2296-W.

BEVILLE, 020—Very desirable home; good a Fem elderly convales- _ cents; reasonable, CH-3117-M. CENTRAL, 2222 — $5; twin beds, Rot on Shower! three meals. HA-3100-W 05—$5; front room; twin beds: widow's home; 3 meals. DR-

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meals; nurse's care.

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HOOSIER HOTEL

Outside rms.; city ht. baths, showers all rms. 440. Mass, $3.50 UP. CAPITOL, 18% 8.: outside

rms., city ht. Trans., wkly. MAYFIELD

62,152 subscribers every day in Marion County alone _to read your want ad In mes. Results at jowest word rate in the city Phone RI-5551

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‘$6; NEW JERSEY, N., 631— Sl furnished lower; 1 or 2% rooms. $4.00—2 ROOMS, unfurnished, semimodern, b iy as furnished; private entrance; 1717 E. New York.

$4.50 WEEK—Front room, nicely furnished, next bath, sink in kitchen, Down, private entrance. CH-2183 =J.

$5—1 ROOM, kitchenette; clean; sink; walking distance. Alabama.

ALABAMA, N., 1516—Clean 2-room apartment; private entrance. Utilities. Ga Pos ‘optional. Adults only.

BELLEFONTAINE. 1022—2 Pleasant front Jooms; all utilities. Adults. $5.50. RI-

Housekeeping Rooms

extra warm; 1440 N.

BROADWAY

1134—Room, kitchenette, bath; ; studlo;

45; 2 rooms, $5; accommo-

kitchenette;

48—Cozy room; fine for 3.

new. Rm utilities; Bova location, COLLEGE, 1537—Nicely furnished front 1-room apartment; utilities; steam heat; kL entran EAST, 726, rs 3—1 kitchenite. ‘innersprings, nished, clean, phone furnished utilities; rivate Gaouple br Pre erred. | N., 2364—3 “nicely | furnished; front, hack» porch; private bath; good Jocation:

2 rooms; nicely fur-

downstairs; employed

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rooms entrance; ~7646.

ILLINOIS, N., 2304—2 large, front rooms, gas range; ice box; adul ILLINOIS 2360 N.—Attractive newly decorated studio apartment; kitchenette. Table top stove. Reasonable.

ILLINOIS, N., 2628—Front, 2-room apartment} Eyerything furnished; private enrance; $5.

We wd each. Will share m emploved girls. DR-0611-M.

able room “yaar Bath: No oe Samtor CH-5083-W. me a

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Hotels

$4.50 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free

SHELBY home with 3

nice room for elder] Vv. “home: good meals. CH-2285. S950,

Ads Lowest Rate In City.

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MERIDIAN, N., 814 — Desirable location; furnished and unfurnished apartments; utilities; $6 week up. MORRIS, E., 854—EXTRA LARGE ROOM. PRIVATE BATH: EVERYTHING LE

Sl TR 2038—Cozy, small room; kitchenette; near bath: good heat:

NORTHWES WESTERN, sla] 2 -room Jront partment; ricely furnished; utilit ies; _ hardwood os AS 32. ORIENTAL, N., 2-room apartment; pflities, rein] private entrance; WOOD RUFF P — Overstuffed suite, modern, Fi cate FRE breakfast set: no Objection to small baby. CH CH-6802! 149, Apt. 8—Lovely 2-3 room ta 0; innersprings; ment; feat:

Triad 4-room spat. Private entrance.

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_ Water; ps

$3.50 Week

water furnished: LIGHT 2 rooms, kitchenétte apartment; sink; private entrance porch, clean,

Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished end Unfurnished Apartments

108 E. Wash., Room 303. LI-5393, Dundee Apts. $32.50

Virginia Ave. and McCarty Street. Efe Suemey Sai Imitemised” Seok, B23 and ration. See custodian. E. McCarty St., Apt. 47. 1

Broadway, 1232-34

Two ri and sun room unfurnished; heat and Oe furnished. eo C . 1227 Park: Apt. 7. Seo ousiodinn.

ROXHOLM } Meridian St., 30-2 3-bedroom. apt.; sunroom, bath and lav.: elec, TeLs stove, {Snitor services and gar.; rent $65 H, CLARK AGENCY, LI-5596. 106 N Del. Ortig

1112 Central Ave,

3 Morn gph I tian “othitie 12h 0) 3 0d con on. es furn, SECURITY TRUST GO. RI-6571,

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. HE-1328,

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

22 W. Vermont. LI-2439.

$30 — THREE-ROOM unfurnished aparte ment; refrigeration; stove; cabinets; laundry; adu = 242 'N. Sunmit. LI-2925.

$45: N. PENN. t.; many others, WHITES AGENCY HE dion ny others

CAPITOL. Ni. + 12%; Em unEalow Park)--3-See custodian, Ap tisd oF service, SN0. OLIVER H. CLARE . AGENCY

CHARMWOOD A APARTMENTS, | 3419 NN, Penn.—Two-bedroom apartment, unfure nished; cross ventilation; General Elec tric utilities.

DELAWARE, 3007 N.—Large front aparte juent, unfurnished: Te pera lon 10 stove, in-a-door; newly decorate , HA=

LOCKERBIE, — Modern, four rooms, bath, unf nished; Loker; s ban an Cl e RR 0 gier hot water; MERIDIAN, N. Be room; Na bachelors: Hotel service. RI-0243. MERIDIAN, 3360 N.—Unfurnished 2-bede utilities, shower, cross yeniis. _ tion: fine | Josufion: HA-1422, MA-3366. PENNSYLVANIA 1351—Studio with kitchen, 3d Bona apartment available

__ last month; stoker er heat. PENNSYLVANIA ay sol. 2101—6 rooms, sun

parlor, bre unfurnish : _ good Teondition, LI-1850, 350, BE-4446. od “63.152 subscribers every da ) Ma on County alone to read vour wa w ad in

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$35—BURGESS, 355—Modern double, we tise tripped, garage,

__ paid. | Ta het room uble; A-1 cone dition; ap ; J Sounlel: $32.- HA-

PW 14 Nook singie; modern $ioent murnace; garage; J 0.

irginia Avenue BASTERN: 835" Sroughly modern - 3= SHisE 0 RES.

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