Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1939 — Page 26

DEADLINE NEARS ON CORN LOANS, VOGLER WARNS

State AAA Leader Lists Meetings to Explain Wheat Insurance. |

Times Special : ‘LAFAYETTE, March 16.—

=< At the same time he district meetings where for adjusting losses in with wheat insurance ‘in 1939 and the preparation ‘necessary for the 1940 wheat insurance program will be explained. “Concerning the March 31 dead“lihe, Mr. Vogler said farmers interested in getting corn loans ofifered by the AAA should contact i their county corn loan supervisors tor the. County AAA headquarters. * Beginning tomorrow, district meetSings will be held at Osgood; at Jassper, Monday; Muncie, Huntington and Princeton, Tuesday, and Rusha * ville, Valparaiso, Scottsburg and ¥ Albion, Wednesday.

D. A. R. ACCUSED OF BREEDING FASCISM

NEW YORK, March 16 (U. P.). {Bishop Francis J. McConnel: of the Methodist Episcopal Church, former DePauw University presiZ dent, said in a speech on civil liberties yesterday that the Daughters of the American Revolution “might “better be called the Mothers of Z Fascism % His criticism of the D. A. R. was ~yoiced in an ‘address to 1000 women “members of the American League for Peace and Democracy and was coupled with a warning that the defense of civil liberties in this country would become increasingly difficult in the next 10 years.

DAIRYMEN REQUEST RELEASE FROM FEE

Lo ROP WR BI Se

petition with the State Milk Control Board asking that an order be isssued to release the association from t¥earing the expense of inspecting sRew producers. »;+ The petition stated that the cost int hiring inspectors already is “runining high” and that it should be +horne by the City Health Depart“ment. The petition set out that new : producers on the market who had snot paid fees to the association jihould not be entitled to inspection.

“EXTRA PANEL DRAWN : FOR FT. . WAYNE TRIAL

FT. WAYNE, March 16 (U. P.).— * An extra panel of 50 jurors will be + called for the trial of Adrain Milder, 31, of Racine, Wis, charged {with the slaying of Alice ‘May Gir“ton, 18, whose nude body was found ‘in a rooming house here last Oct. 43. The aliditional jurors were ordered by Judge Harry H. Hilgemann at a hearing yesterday. ? Trial of the former technical colsiege student is scheduled for next nday.

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CoLOMBIAN PLANE ECRASH FATAL TO EIGHT

5 BOGOTA, Colombia, March 16 (U. Pe) —Eight persons were killed to*day when a bi-motored German Line Scadta plane crashed near the “town of Manzanares, between Bar‘ranquilla and Bogota. **' The dead included F. R. M. Beau“jon, the traffic inspector for the >Royal Dutch Line; Pilot Capt. S. :Serda, a Colombian; Copilot Ullrich ‘Schneider, a German; Gerhard Frobel, a German; Roberto Blanco and his wife and daughter, all Colom“bians.

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EOKUK, Iowa, aes 16 (U P).—Frank Thompson, 32 contemplated with, some bitterness today that lie voluatarily went to prison for the snke of love. Thompson accostpd a $-eokuk policeman one night in November, 1937, and confessed: “I'm wanted for & mail robbery at Georgetown, In¢., and I'm a former Federal prisoner. Please send me back.” 8 ss = i. E served - his term {a the Lewisburg, Pa Penitentiary and the Springfield, Mo. : Prison Hospital. Returning, he &(costed another Keokuk policeman. “I'm a guy whg surrendered here for a mail robbery 16 months ago,” he said. “I gave up and got right with the jaw becruse I fell in love with a girl at Indian ola. She was going to wait for me.

“I just got out of batt and went to Indianola. Shes waiting all right—married to gnother man.”

OIL MEN ARE TOLD OF AUTOS’ EFFECT

The mileage covered by the average person in his lifetime has increased from 500,000 miles 20 years ago to 10 million miles today, as the result of the growth of mictoring Indiana Independent Petroleum Association members were told today. Speaking at the glosing session of the association’s convention at

the Hotel Severin, F. H. Linsmith of the General Outdsior Advertising

HILLIS SCORES

‘WAR PROGRAM | ©

Also Raps Reciprocal Trade Treaty as Cause of U. S. Unemployment.

(Another Story, Page 23)

Glen R. Hillis, Kokomo attorney, who has been mentioned as a 1940 G. O. P. gubernatorial candidate, said here today : Speaking. before the Women’s Republican Club of Marion County Mr. Hillis said that®“confronted with the evidence the President calls the members of the Senate Committee on Military Affairs to his office, pledges them to secrecy and then makes his dreadful confession. “For an excuse he says it ‘will help the airplane business.’ Are we going to send our boys out to die just to help business?” He charged that because of ‘the Reciprocal Trade Treaty many workers were on WPA at the taxpayers expense. “We have a large steel mill in Kokomo which is affiliated with an equally large Indianapolis mill. I can produce a spool of wire of exactly the same quality and appearance made in Belgium: and sold less than a mile away from the Kokomo plant which is selling for 48 cents a spool less money than the Indiana product. “And the steel workers who should be busy in Kokomo and Indianapolis are out of jobs and digging ditches on the WPA. at your expense and at a net economical loss not only to himself and to you, but to the United States.

BOMB CHARGE AGAINST EFFINGER IS DROPPED

DETROIT, March 16 (U. P).— Virgil Effinger, reputed former head of the black legion, today was cleared of a charge of possession of

Co., Indianapolis, discussed the influence of improved itranspo: tation on the spreading out of citics The United State: buys £0 per cent of the world’s gutomobiles, 69 per cent of the petipleum end 60 per cent of the rubbe r produced today, he said. Other speakers wi re to include E. J. Gallmeyer of thi Wayne Pump Co., Ft. Wayne, and (eorge B.ggs of the Continental Oil Co, Pornci, City, Okla.

i syndicalism.

bombs, in connection with activities

of the night riding cult. Judge Joseph Gillis dismissed the charge

when the case was called for triall'

in common pleas court and the prosecution announced it was not ready to proceed. Effinger, who recently was returned here from Lima, Ohio, after a long fight to escape extradition, still faces a charge of criminal

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Shopworn and Trade-In Radios

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Thurs., March 16, 1939

BREMERMAN—Edward Clark, husband of Edna A., father of Cleo Eileen Bremerman, son of Mrs. Anna ‘M. Bremer brother of F. Hugh Bremerman of city, Mrs. Ruth I. Cline of Detroit, 1 and Benjamin C. Bremerman of Kala Mich.,, passed away’ I Furieral Suey, 8 2 p. m., at the I NEELY 1828 N. Merid Friends invited, Burial Crown Hill.

(CORRECTED NOTICE) DE ALVEEQZ--Dollyanna, age 74 years, wife of E De Alveroz, sister of Mrs. R. L. Edi passed awa Tuesday morning. Fungts) at SH BROS. CENTRAL APEL, Illinois at 10th, Friday, 10 - HA Burial private. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

DIEDRI ICH — Grace M., beloved sister of Elijah and William White, departed this life oy etnesda Sel 36. Iuneral Friday, March 17 & KIRK IRVINGMO ORTUARY, as E. Washington Pp. m. urial Oak Hill, Lebanon, |N Ind. ~ Fiiends Be Friends may call until hour of funeral,

FANSLER—Mrs. Maurine McDaniel, passed to the life beyond Wednesday, ‘March 15, 1939, after a long illness. - Survived by husband, George R. Fansler: two children. Rovers. 2 10, winnjjred Ann, age T; her mother, J. M. Stearns; fother, Harold E. McDaniel of Detroit; Histon Mrs. Winitred M. Becker f Was , D. C. Funetal services i ok the Poird Christian b Reid a at 17th S 2:30 p. m. Saturday - afternoon. Burial following at Acton, Ind. Friends may call at the church Saturday between 11 and 12 a. m or after 10 o'clock in the aiternoon.

FOXWORTHY—Dr. Frank W., husband of Lela, formerly of Indianapolis and Miami beach, ria. passea away at his aaughter’ 5 Mrs. William C. Rennedv: in FlorAla. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Friday 4 P m. Friends invited. Cremation.

GARROTT—Florence, age 177 years, Javed by hier TE ars 2 L. S.

surMc- . Lindemann, . RK. Helikam, Citys S

Fr YSTER | Pic ASKIN 2 N. Meridian, ay from 3 p. m. to 10 p. m, St. Francisville, Ill, Saiuriay 2 p. m. GRUND—Bettymae, 9 years, of 1842 Oreans St., beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Grund, sister of Virginia, Robert and Jackie Grund, passed away Thursday a. m. Funeral Saturday, 2 HERRMANN FU-

Bi m., at the G. ERAL HOME, Thos & S. East St. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at ithe funeral home after 1 p. m. Friday. |

HARRISON—Robert W., beloved son of K. and brother of Carroll, Harry Fath haa A. Harrison, passed away Thursday. Services at the NNER Buona MORTUARY, Saturday, 2 po Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. © Friends may call at the mortuary.

YES—Charles W., 2353 Central Ave., a father of Mrs. C. J. Brinkman, passed away Wednesday, March 15. He also survived by his Fareat-grand: Mrs. Clarence E. Marshall, great-grand-daughter, Mary Ella Juli Han Services rch +18, 11 ., abt the N MOR RTUARY, 19th and Meridian St. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill.

ends may call at the mortuary afte m.

Thursday. For a Ar "call POR-5307.

ROMAN — Joseph A., 59 years of 333 A St., eh husband of Catherine Roman, brother of Mrs. i,ouis Beck, Wednesday p. m. Funeral 3 at e G. H. r AL HOME. 1505 S. n m. at the Sacred Heart Church, Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross. Friends may call af the Funeral Home after 6 p. m. Thursday,

STARK—Jennie Pearl, . beloved wife of John Frank Stark, mother of Mrs, Edna Black, James, Kenneth and Charles, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Standeford. sister of Roy Standeford, Mrs. Mable Biunk, rs. Maude Michael, Dayton; O.; Mrs 0,

the residence, 910 e. ~Frichds invited. MOORE

te May, age 40 years, beloved wife of Frank, mother of Estella, daughMrs. Ida Conaway, 555 fway lay. Services s Subir CONKLE FU.

s chigan Sto Memorial Park. © call at the 3 funeral home.

Friends may

at ‘& MORTUARY. 5342 E. yg st Fotaan, 2 p. m. Burial Washington ar)

WEBSTER—Charles H., age 179, beloved husband of Stella Weer. lather of Ralph . Webster and Vivian L. Siener and brother of Barbara Warner. vassed away By aay IRE at rom BRO CENTRAL CHAPEL, Illinois at 10th. Burial Washington Park. Friends mav =n at the chapel after 10 a. m. Friday.

WOODS—William, beloved husband of Martha Woods. father of Dorothy Madi- - son, Robert Woodrow, Jean, Edna Mae, Ralph and Edward Virods. son of Nimrod Woods, deparied tnis life Wednesday. Funeral 10 a. Saturdav from MOORE & KIRK MORTUARY. 2530 Station St.

In Memoriams 3

JONES—In loving memory of my darling wife, Helen Jones, who passed away 6 years 2g0 today, March 16, 1933. What would I give her hand to clasp, her patient face to see, to hear her voice, to see her smile, as in the day that used to be. But some sweet day we will neet

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2922 N. DELAWARE

Delaware Flower Shop TA-3161

Lost and Found 7

LOST—Brown sheather. Durse, Return Gay 8S eep liberal reward.

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FREE PARKING —for AUTO LOANS in rear of Morris Plan Office on Ohio St. .

PER $100 LOAN for Nine Months Plus Ins.

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Personal Services 13

dren; more for home than wages. Douglas.

HOU SF REEPER~While, employed cou Rie, daughter, 10.

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COLORED, elderly woman to care for ent.

heavy j3undry, tay

WANTED

-. ASSIST general housework; pe for home 50 Used Pianos

than wages; good Christian home. BR2098.

Your old upright or player piano

COLORED LADY, middle-aged: no laundry; parents home. BE-4264.

2 children

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Help Wanted—Male

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PEARSON'S, | M LI-5513.

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Fi Security and Co mfort See

9 a. E. FRAUER& Ce.

456 E. Wash. St.

Experienced Salesmen

with car, who would like to make permanent connection with the livest household appliance department in the city to sell a complete line of Frigidaires, gas and electric - washers. ironers, Liberal commission w. See Ben Hinshaw, or Bill smiley. Days or evenings un-

PEARSON CO., INC.

128 N. Pennsylvania.

HARM school classes, day: evenings, perLivi development guaranteed: phonperaph records of vour speaking voice.

FREE MARCELS RAINBOW BEAUTY ACADEMY 4th Floor Kresge Bldg.

ERMANENTS 95¢ to $5. Good work. "ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. 401 Roosevelt g. .

Tears, Holes, Burns Mgstievrics INDIANA WEAVING CO. LI-9674.

CARE for elderly or convalescent; private home. Excellent care. ‘Good food.

"MEN WANTED

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HAIR cuts, sham Y ACAD., 401 Roosevelt

ROYAL BEA Bldg.

WHY GO FAR to get FRESH LAKE FiS when you can get them at ADELMAN'S MARKET, 511 E. 29th, near Central,

. Capit CAR SALESMEN

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We ca the best opportunit cars and really make mo H SHARP CO., INC. 443 Virginia Ave.

Oil Permanent Complete, $1 International Beauty School, 229 N. Penn.

AGED Convalescent, mild mental, {lL General or be dside care; reasonable;

rect selling, insulation. Factory who qualify. Apply R & SONS, 2401 Winthrop, 9-11 a, m.__

CLOTHING SALESMAN

Full or part time. For appointment, phone Mr. Woehler, LI-5203.

TWO SALESMEN, with experience in dito sell roofing, siding and YSining to to those REEDER

references CH-36

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COMFORTABLE home for elderlv persons; __nurse’s care. 1st or 2d floor. HA-3196 treatments. DR. A. P. HALL. * FOOT 402 Kresge Bldg. RI-3198.

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

Tuesday contestants

(Alteration Specialist)

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(Household Service) FLANNER HOUSE, 802 N. West.

RI-T7880, Thoroughly trained domestic help. Good reference.

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(Paperhanging)

PAPERHANGING — Painting, Cleaning, Steaming. Neat work, free estimates. Prompt service. White, F. PENNINGTON. CH-2711-

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PA furnished: $2.50 & up. BANKS. RI-3165. Prompt service, MA-3157 Papsriaigin — Steaming done right. Put on to stay.

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MEYER O. JACOBS

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AMATEURS — Singers, dancers,

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2152 Subseribers every day in Marion

(Anto Repairing) ED JETT'S GARAGE—Motor rebuilding: ‘body and crane service. Free estimates. 517 N. Talbott. [:I-0972. (Auto Service)

BODY, fender repairing, painting, repairs. CHA TAIN AUTO 8S CE,

Jobs Wanted—F emale

College, TA-250 (Body-Fender Repairs)

GENERAL OFFICE — Cashier: young lady: 7 years local concern; cellent ‘references. BE-2158-W.

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BODY-FENDER repairs, simonizing, authorized Duco-Dulux Seishin guaran- . teed. 2957 Central. TA-337

LAUNDRY wanted by reliable

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TYPING companion Good salary A References. IR-732

HOUSEKEEPER—Ful! charge. home, or employed couple. chusetts, Apt. 421.

HOUSEKEEPER, full charge: supie or motherless home. $7 Rockville Road.

office,

general 28. Experienced.

References.

colored Catholic lady; gan gor. deliver; excellent

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Motherless 430 Massa-

employed

(Bldg.—Contractors)

ROOFING, coating carpentry, »Jlastering, painting. remodeling, Sijaing, Payments. stimates free. CH-2273

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CEMENT Blocks, lime, nlaster, steel sash, BRs000. SCHUSTER COAL, COKE,

(Cement Contractors)

HENRY GLESING, cement floors, porches,

SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER FOR EL-

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steps, walks, driveways: reas. IR-6951. (General Repairing)

Schools & Instructions

MORE for your money here. BEAUTY ACAD. 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

ROYAL

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HAND-KNITTED dresses. Made to order.

HU-

Personal Services

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(Hauling) WE DO HAULING of all kinds. Call CH-

“WEISSMAN MOTORS Stideba te Distributdr . Meridia Phone—Day El-2n1

n. Night, CH-5242.

9933-W. W. SMITH, 2422 Wheeler. (House Cleaning)

Hair Cut, Shampoo, Wave.

25¢

International School Beauty, 229 N. Penn.

WALL = WASHING, cleaning, repairing.

eneral | VI

SMOCK HEATING CO., 425 Mass. LI-7140, Wallpaper steamers for rent—sale—ree paired.

(Printing) COME TO ME—No salesman to pay. Keep

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Roofing ALL KINDS ROOFING -— Remodeling, re= pairs: free estimates: work guaranteed: _brompt service. CH-4285. (Sewer Cleaning)

ELECTRIC machine; no digging up sewer Pines: 2 years guarantee; estimates, CH-

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(Window Cleaners)

ABBEX

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Farms—Suburban

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FARMS and‘farmland to exchange for Ine dianavnolis residence property. Box 457, care Times.

BROWN COUNTY HILLS summer home, southeast of Nash ih “E1600; $300 down; $15 mo. CH-5025

SPEFDWAY “NEW MODERN HOME Fiv , social ToPM, s.arage. Terms, 1706 Roms ' BE-2017

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40 5-rm. house, — west on Natl Rd. 530 down. Call 214 WN. Beville. CH-5025,

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ve., 182.50 UP—149 W. Oth, Apt. 3] lovely room

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warm front, near Joa. private home; gentle-

$4.50 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free

$3.50 Week MILNER HOTEL

ah 4249—Piensant room, _ bath, private family. HU-3395.

DELAWARE, 2961 N.—Comfortable suitable 1 or 2, next portation, TA-3683.

near

room bath; good trans-

Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments

108 EB. Wash., Room 303 L1-5393.

Broadway, 1232-34

Two rooms and sun room, unfurnished: heat and water furnished, See custodian, 1227 Park, Apt. 7.

ROXHOLM 3339—2, 3-bedroom apt. and lav.; elec. ref.; stove, nites services and gar.; rent $65. O. H, CLARK AGENCY, LI-5596. 108 N. Del.

514 E. 20th—5-Room Mod.

Heat, water and Reftigeration furn'shed, SECURITY TRUST RI-6571,

Meridian St., sunroom, bath

Housekeeping Rooms 17

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts gladly shown HE-1328,

trance, twin beds, shower: nished.

ILLINOIS, 3132 N.—Pleasant room, next

bath; garage optional.

et next bath; constant hot water,

ILLINOIS, 3055 N.—1st floor, private en-|$3. $3.50, $5: newly fur-

innersprings; constant hot water; ARR

MERIDIAN, 2947 N.—Comfortable sleeping

NEW JERSEY N., 631— Nicely furnished lower; or 2 rooms.

$4.00—-2 ROOMS, a semimodern, KB hts, gas furnished: private entrance: _+1717 E. New York.

$5—1 ROOM, kitchenette: extra warm; glesn; Sink; walking distance. 1440 N: abam

ALABAMA, N.,

NEW Vv JERSEY, 2065 N.—Large, pleasant,

front rooms; close bath; private home;

phone.

1516—Clean 2-room npartment; private entrance. oo ilities. Ga-

rage optional. Adults only BELLEFON'1 AINE. 1022—

NEW JERSEY, 2062 N.—Newly decorated,

twin beds; constant hot

closets.

PARK AND 13TH—Attractive front; innerSprings: 55 Jood heat; hot water; reasona

water; large| gjg9

Pleasant front RI-

rooms; all utilities. Aah $5.50.

BROADWAY, 1134—Room, kitchenette, hath; studio; $5; 2 rooms, $5: accommo-

again, beyond the toil and strife, and Hitaren thal Finnie. *Boty" hissed . a0D! e a miss by husband, WADE 40 Nig. 27 me

Funeral Directors > 5

WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME 2228 DR-2570

Shelby 3129 N. Hlinots HA-0160

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. MICH. ST. |BE-1934

BUCKLE: 2921—Cozy front near bath;

VERMONT, 316 E, |

29TH, 139 W.—Large Tron;

Rooms With Board

PARK. Tah furnished front

room; newly decorated; near bath;

phone.

vate Home; meals optional; reasonable. HA-4763

TALBOT, “3012 N. Reasonable room: good

5. Zarage

transportation; home privileges:

optional: innersprings.

ri- | EAST, N.,

COLLEGE, 1537—Nicely furnished front 1-room apartment; utilities; steam heat: private enone. kitchenette, innersprings, nicely furnished, clean, phone. GALE, N., 2364—3 nicely furnished; front, back p porch; private bath; good location;

Apt. nished room. Private lavatory and entrance; 1 or 2

11TH. ST., 707 a No. 1—Nice large room;

innersprings. L1-7229

studio couch.

Han be gentleman;

Li fur-

innerspings.,.

ILLINOIS, N.. 2304—2 large front rooms, gas range; ica box; adul rated studio apartment; kitchenette. __Tabie top stove. Reason able. MERIDIAN, N.. 814 — Desirable iocation; furnished and unfurnished apartments; utilities: $6 week up.

726, APT. 3—1 or 2 rooms sil.

ILLTNOIS 2360 N.- Attractive newly aeco-| LO!

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

22 W Vermont (,1-2439,

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

AT 1625 BARTH AVE. $28 secures nice, roomy" bedrm, apt.; util. pd; also nice _ outside efficiency, $26. CAPITOL, N., 1202 (Bungalow v Park) —3janitor service, $30.

bedrm. mod.; heat. ‘See custodian. HES OLIVER H. CLARK. .AGENCY

GHARMWOOD APARTMENTS, 3410 N. Penn.—Two-bedroom apartment, unfure General Elece

nished: cross ventilation: cone. utilities.

COLLEGE, 1824—5-room upper “heat water paid; $27. -3824,

DELAWARE, 3007 ment,. unfurnished; in-a-door; newly decorat

per duplex

d: reffy front aparte refr eralot stove, -4610, HA-

INOIS, . 2848 N.—Modern 3-bedroom oni; newly. Secorated; garage, utile ities, except light. "AT 1435 E. LE DE AVE, Leg Grande Apts., $29.50 secures recomy beds util. pd.; large yard and home fife. anid front Hiden for $24.5 CKERBIE, 6.t — it bath, unfurnished: stoker; $27.50. LI-6080. BR-2593. MERIDIAN, 3360 N.—Unfurnished 2-bed= room; utilities, shower, cross ventila= tion: fine location. HA-1422 MA-3366,

our ‘ooms, hot water;

3131—2-room fro

RTHWESTERN. NO es TT

apartment: ricely fy nisheq; hardwood floors TA-31

FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-4400

"BERT S. GADD

DR-5307

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 BE. NEW YORK RI-5374

BEVILLE, N., good meals, cents: reasonable

4222 — $5.

beds,

MER, 1205—$5; ood h ho widow's home; 3 meals.

front room; twin beds,

Y., 2722-86 each. Will share 2 ennloved girls. DR-6611-M.

able foom. next bath. Good meals. Call C 3-W.

PERSONAL SERVICE

HISEY & 'TITUS oo A

as 42 VY asiean desirable, orivate en-

trance. oved preferred. Meals opLenal PL i TA-4 6. nice (oom tor he. eri 2208,

ARLINE; AR priv. home; good meals

Hotels

1020—Very desirable home; privileges: sagelly convales-

twin hot water, shower three meals. HA-3100-W.

CO DR-

GUILFORD, 2 2305—Real | home; ne; invalids or aged: excellent meals; nurse's -care. HE-

SHELB

home e with 2 WOODRUFF, 717 E. Drive—Nice comfort-

; > 16

ORIENTAL, N., 20 — 5 apartment; utilities, innersprings; private entrance; hot water. WOODRUFF PLACE -— Overstuifed suite, modern, kitchenette, sink, breakfast set: no objection to small baby. CH-6025-W. LOVELY Woodruff, 608 Middle Drive rCozy furnished ;Dousekeening room; third floo: front: $4.5 CH-4108. NINTH, W overstuffed; water: ts.

Apt. 8—Lovely 2-3 rooms, radio; innersprings; hot

ment; heat: water furnished:

Private entrance. 23D. 529 "E.—4 unfurnished modern rins.; wtilities. heat; reasonable. HE-3071. LIGHT 2 rooms, kitchenette a ariyent: sink: private entrance; porc clean. 1103 Central. .

Times Want Ads Lowest Rate

in City.

Apartments for Rent 18

G. H. HERRMANN. BE DE

1508 8. EAST ST

HOOSIER HOTEL Sa vo

showers all rms. 440 Mass. $3

Dundee Apes, $32.50

10TH. E! 222-—Unfurnished 4-rooin “beth :

PENNSYLVANIA, N., 1851—Studio with kitchen, 3d floor; ZDartment available _ last month; stoker h heat PENNSYLVANIA, N. 2 "3101—6 rooms, sun parlor, eakfast room: unfurnished; Para Ay T1850, ‘BE-4446.

Houses for Rent 19

T1$32.50; IN IRV INGTON—Nice 4-rm. home; coal and water paid; garage. HE-4466, $35—BURGESS, 355—Modern - 3-bedr pe Weatherstripped. “garage, water

JE N, 12 N.—6-Room mo ern; re= conditioned, exceilent furnace. Hreplage, pa garage, water paid: $25. TR-6080. KET ST. 1514 E.—2 rooms up, near bat modern: private entrance; sink, all tne: $4.50" $4.50 PROSPECT, 332—5-room s single; mod., convenient fo carline .00 LI-8401 44 Virginia Ave,

WINTER, 2120—Small bungalow. furnished; gam; nicely furnished; cozy home for 2.

11TH, 921 E.—Modern 5-room duplex; gae rage, lights, water; gas paid: $18.

PIrginia i Ave.

‘|29TH, 813 W. =6-s00m double; mod., condition .

'$25.00

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