Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1939 — Page 14

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MORE SPENDING Willkie Reads Unexpected UPTO CONGRESS, Telegram From Roosevelt

NEW YORK, May 23 (U. P).— An unsolicited congratulatory telegram from President Roosevelt had members of the Town Hall Club guessing today and the only solution they could advance was that the President’s message had gone to the wrong address. At the height of the club’s annual dinner last night, while the membership prepared to listen to several guest speakers prominent in the arts discuss “the Businessman and! the Arts,” the President's apparently unrelated telegram arrived. There was a moment of amaze-

PRESIDENT SAYS

New Program Reported to Be Sponsored by Two Or Three Senators.

WASHINGTON, May 23 (U. P.). —President Roosevelt was reported today to have told influential Senators that Congress must assume full responsibility for any new Federal ment when it became known that

spending program this year. the Chief Executive's communicaMr. Roosevelt, it was said, made tion was one in praise of the Pulithis position known after reports zer Prize winners. There were two reached the White House that Ad- such winners mn the audience, but ministration forces were drafting a| I new spending-lending program in- | volving billions in Federal funds. | The President said at his last rossi conference that he had never h of such a program. ° Amid confusing reports, careful] BY inquiries disclosed today that the new spending-lending idea was the “brain child” of two or three New| Deal Senators. Senator Wagner (D./ N. Y), who told a colleague that ‘Trustees Announce 1938 he thought it would be “a good idea” . Nn: to use a substantial part of the Income; Disbursements Treasury's $2,000,000,000 stabilization fund to finance a nation-wide con- $1 12,965. struction program, was reliably reported to have expressed amaze-| : ‘ ment later when his idea was print-| Trustees of the Indianapolis ed as an “Administration program.” Foundation today reported total Pepper to Go Ahead 1938 income of $98,144, of which ‘Senator Pepper, ardent Florida | $13,428 was partial reimbursement New Dealer, said that despite the] from the Indiana State Board of “Rick in the pants” the reports had Education for expenditures on the received, he was confident Con-|y, os g Roberts School for Cripgress “is disposed to adopt a mini-| mum spending program on a self-| pled Children. liquidating basis.” Disbursements amounted to $112,-

“If nobody else comes forward, I'll| 965, of which $25,000 was the 1938-39 introduce legislation myself,” Sen-|subscription to the Indianapolis ator Pepper said, adding that he was Community Fund and $21,883 was interested in social security liberal- | for maintenance of the Roberts ization and expenditures for public school. héalth, public education and public| The Foundation reported it

works. |spent $13000 in high school and

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their presence was not related to, the message. Toastmaster Wendell L. Willkie, ! native Hoosier, who as president of | Commonwealth & Southern Corp.,| has found himself on the other side of the barricades in more than one encounter with the New Deal, treated the wrong message incident ironically. He read the telegram slowly and, after a provocative pause at the end, sententiously pronounced the signature—“Franklin Delano Roosevelt.” There were mild applause and some laughter. In introducing subsequent speakers, Mr. Willkie referred to the dinner as “this auspicious occasion

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M. to 12:00 A.

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when Franklin D. Roosevelt and I stand together.”

PLAY HITLER MARCH ONLY IF HE'S NEAR

BERLIN, May 23 (U. P.).—A po-| lice order signed by Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels to-| day forbade the playing of Adolf Hitler's favorite “Badenweiler” march except at public functions which Herr Hitler is attending, and then only in his presence.

OUTFITTERS TO MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN |

wingston’ THE MODERN CREDIT STORE

129 W. Was Indiana Theater

Is Opposite Us Deaths—Funerals 1 2 { NEAT, energetic young men, out mornings. 1aaianapetis Times, Taesday, May 3 1999) back evenings. Liberal commissions. Call mornings, 2830 E. 10th, CH-3507.

WANTED NEWSBOYS FOR RACE DAY Over 14 to Sell at Speedway Apply—Mr. Gilbert Lloyd. Indianapolis Times News-

boys Room In Rear 214 W. MARYLAND

{ { | |

JANITOR. single, white, middle-aged. Allaround handyman. “SOBER.” Relerences. wages. 633 BE. ;0th.,

Apartment, utilities,

Apt. No. 1

WANTED — nights, nights. Three cash prizes. CLIFTON INN, 29th,

Clifton. EXPERIENCED “paste hoy paperhanger ROBERTSON, ginia Ave Apt. 17

Jit ‘terburg “dancers s Tuesday

or helper for 1066 Vir-

CARR — Sarah L mother of John M. | gen = Jitam Ri James L., Mr orace R. McClure, Mrs. Cantwell, assed away Saturday evening. HEA Schools & Instructions 12

THANNER & BUCRaN1R MOR ARY ms ednesday, 2 p. m riends Eien: Burial Arlington. Ind. VOCAL can TTe287 BE: ent. CHAPMAN —Ruby Lee, age 14, of 906 Arbor | | MORE fo onev here. ROYAL Ave., daughter of Noah and Ruth Cap. TY nn c ers man, sister of James, Betty Jean, Rye! BEAUTY 30 Roosevel Ave Bobby and Adona Sue Chapman. passe away Monday. Funeral 2 p. m. Hes at the Ray Street Church of the Naza-| rene. Friends may call at the residence ny time. FARLEY SERVICE

vour "aC AD

Personal Services 13

Senator Byrnes (D. S. C.), who 9 eal college scholarships, assisting 237 SE I Ne Pratl high school and 47 college students.

dent’s guest on a Potomac cruise, { : | It spent $15,000 for social service at| revealed that Public Works Admin the Indianapolis Orphan ASYIom |

istration officials had been canvassing mayors and officials in Children's Bureau; gave $5000 to| § counties throughout the country for the Indiana State Symphony So|ciety, and $4000 went to Flanner

support for a new and substantial appropriation for PWA projects. |House for a study of the Negroj population.

PIS Gdn: Tale | It spent $9843 maintaining five] Senator Byrnes said he notified nurses who worked under direction | Interior Secretary Ickes of “this|of the Public Health Nursing Assopropaganda drive,” and that the|cjation; gave $3550 to the St. MarSecretary ordered it stopped. How-|garet’s Hospital Guild, for occupaever, Senator Byrnes added that he| tional theroapy at City Hospital, believed a move would be made by|and spent $906 on other City Hossome members of Congress to give|pital projects. To the Indianapolis the PWA funds to take care of | Park Board it gave $1000 for recreaprojects already approved hut for|tional equipment, spent $3628 for which money is unavailable, prob-| the maintenance of psychological ably approximately $500,000,000. land psychiatric demonstrations in Senators friendly to the Adminis-| the Public Schools, and gave $850 tration said a new spending-lending|to the League for the Hard of program was unlikely at this time|Hearing. Administrative expenses in view of the almost universal de-| were $9,303. sire for early Congressional ad- | Bequests under the wills of the journment. Other Senators said late William A. Courtright and the that if the Administration planned! late Bishop Joseph M. Francis have a new program, it probably would | not beene vested and their values follow the ‘logical course” and wait | | were not stated in the report.

com on Son FREED BY TORNADO, KILLED BY TRUSTIES

CUMMINS PRISON FARM, Ark, May 23 (U. P.).—Two dangerous, long-term convicts who escaped in the confusion following a cyclone

Farm Bill Showdown

Near in House

WASHINGTON, May 23 (U. P) —The House today moved toward a showdown on its economy drive. Led by the economy bloc, a group sought to send the $1218550514 #griculture Appropriation Bill back to the Appropriations Committee rather than to rely on a Senate-|that struck the prison farm were House Conference Committee to|kijlled in a hand-to-hand fight with! whittle down the 383 million dol-|, : ; : : | Jars added by the Senate. | two prison trustees in a swamp The House Rules Committee yes-| hear here today. terday reported a proposal to send| They were: Archie Godwin, 33, serving a life

the bill to conference—the custoterm for assault to kill and burglary.

mary practice being to send bills to conference hy unanimous consent.! James Patterson, 24, serving seven But Rep. Clarence Cannon (D.Mo.),| years for burglary, and wanted in Agricultural Appropriations Sub-|Louisiana on a sheriff’s order. committee chairman, told the Rules| The two trustees found the conCommittee that he could never get|yjcts in the swamp after searching unanimous consent on the measure.| throughout the night for at least 10 prisoners who escaped when a

1940 WPA Fund cyclone struck the prison barracks, |

i : leveling it to tt round. | Hearings Begin veling it to the g

The trustees, carrying guns, were WASHINGTON, May 23 (U. P.) —| almost surprised by the escapees. In A House Appropriations Subcom-| the struggle that followed one of mittee, temporarily ending six weeks

k the trusties managed to free an of investigation of the WPA, begins|arm, reached his pistol, shot and consideration today of President

killed the convict. He then shot Roosevelt's $1,750,000,000 relief | and killed the other convict who budget for 1940.

was struggling with the other The Committee summoned WPA |trusty. Administrator F. C. Harrington for| At least three persons were killed questioning in a closed session about |by the tornado which struck south the need for the $1,477,000,000 budg-

central Arkansas last night. eted by Mr. Roosevelt for WPA dur- | Property damage was estimated at ing the coming fiscal year.

Third of Harlan County Miners Under Contract

Security, Comfort $1.98 and up H. E. FRAUER & Co. 156 E. Wash. St.

WEISSMAN MUL Studebaker Distributor

961 N. Meridian Phone—Day Li1-2511. Nikht, CH-5242

I WILL NOT be responsible for debts cocntracted by anvene other than myself | after May 23, 1939. O. D. PHILLIPPY. |

a . | DAVIS—Alta I. wife of Herbert R. Davis, | daughter of Mrs. Emma E. Mcllvain, sis- | ter of Mrs. C. E. Burke and Harold H. | Mellvain

passed away Tuesday mornin Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Time later,

FOREMAN, Emma Tevis, beloved Mrs. Charles Tevis, mother of Tevis i George Foreman, passed away at Columbus Ind.. Monday noon. Serv-| es the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday, 4 n. m, Friends | invite

daugh-

Every

{ | mates.

amateur contestants Wednesday | —

Personal Services

(Furnace Repairing)

ALL makes repaired, cleaned. Work guaranteed _ perience. CH-0553-R.

(Grading and Sodding)

FREE DIRT At 1140 W, 28th St

ye (Guttering)

C. OFF & CO. Gutters, Low metal work. 10

Free esti 20 vears' ex-

er——————

downs outs re1 N. LI-

( Lawn Mower Sharpening)

MACHINE SHARPENED. Stoves repaired. Cali=Deliver. BROWN'S REPAIR SHOP. 427 N. Rural. CH-38

( Vaan

Sola. Mass

MATTRESSES. pillows, renovated, BE. F. BUR Ave. RI-6695 Since 1886

(Paper Cleaning) HA-4518-J Floors waxed; WALLPAPER CLEANING -— Painted walls washed. Floors refinished. Work guar__anteed. Wolfe. DR-3325.

WALL washing—paper Pe inting, Int jhierior, exterior, re

comforts, KLE. 431

cleaned, 75 Walls washed. references.

Paper room, reasonable;

r cleaning: house Estimates

EAPEATLAANING 50¢c room: wall washing: 15 years’ experience. For immediate serve _ lee cs call LANNAN, BE-4 4728.

‘|CH. | 0933- M Paperclning. Witte Bor: (Paper Steaming)

SMOCK HEATING CO.. 425 Mass., LI-T7140. Wallpaper steamers for rent—sale—repaired.

CH-4370

Paper removed by steam. Work guar. Average rm., “3

(Paperhanging)

DR.O744-RES 5g

Samples.

Paperhanging

cleaning. or Sun.

for Sun Carson

Work. guar. Latest Samples. M'CLARY . Colo. IR- -8203. PAPERHANGING — eae prices — bathrooms, kitchens painted. Work guaranteed, estimates ROBERTSON DR-3531-W. PAPERHANGING — Cleaning. Steaming.

Neat work, free estimates. Prom White. F. PENNINGTON. CH-2711-

MA-31 57 Fes orhantins—Eieamine

done right. Put on to stav,

ree.

(Plastering)

Spec. patch plastering. Brick work. A. Williams.

CH-0686

shampoo. Acad.

| LEATHERS —Edward, beloved father of] Mrs. Marie Wetterling and Mrs. Louise (1p yoOU Shidler, passed away Monday morning. | quality Funeral SLs Wednesday, 10 a. m.! si" N Eon ROY N FUNERAL OME. oral Rpioral Park. Friends in-| dv) | < floors, porches, reas R-6951.

PECIAL 50 | { Of! Shampoo. Pinger Wave & Set. ¢ GETTLE—Thomas S., beloved husband of | RAINBOW ACAD. 215 Century Bldg. Alta, JSrandfather of William aH. Bettcher | FREE rother o Is. argare yler o arcel and haircut. Winchester, Separted this life Monday. uesday and Thursday age 70. Funeral Wednesday International Beauty School, 229 N. Penn. MOORE KIRK IRVINGTON uk 19: 0 l P 5 . Washington St m. Burial Washington Park. Friends invited. Jo eumanent Cumplete 3 ORertha ‘Tuttle. Rranofather of Moberi, PERMANENTS ~ 95c fo $5. Good work. Helen, Lyle apd ay Nay BE wie HAIR DYE CLEC. wed ail Bldg assed awav Monday ay unera ; ‘ed. afternoon. ednesday, 2 p. m,, the Ww INTERNATIONAL SON FUNERAL HOME. *1930 Prosoect St. BEAUTY SCHOOL, 229 N. Penn. 2d Floor. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Li CUT. Wave all 3 fof 5c { 3 LADD—Sarah M Aee 20 years, ghother of | Roval Beauty 401 Roosevelt Bldg. | _ rs arles ustermiller arney D. | and Thomas H, Ladd, Mrs. Adelia Black- | (Alteration Specialists) sister o arve and Garland B - passed away at Milton. Kv.. Mon. | ALTERATIONS. ladies’ men's garments: a Austermiucy; 1829 5 the Sane of | clean. repair. press reline. Reasonable. rs, ustermiller exter St., 2 p m. Wedne Friends invited. Burial | MEYER 0. JACOBS eon Hill "ROYSTER & ASKIN SERV. [212-214 E 16th St TA-6667 . | SR I (Boats) are interested in speed or high boats, see AA JETT 'S GARAG Talbott LI-0972. (Cement Coniracion : | HENRY GLESING, cement: LISTER—Birdella L., wife of Harrv E ‘ ralks ivewavs: Lister and TRLher af Mrs. Donald BI Steps walls, driveways: . 'alker an arry ister, sister Mrs Ny His Dia dley, grandmother of of | — (Contractors) ona Walker Jr., passed awny ues. | ha day_morning. Services at the FLANNE RB T-IN kicchen & BUCHANAN MORTUA RY. Thursday, 30 a. m. Burial Monon, Ind.. at

caninets made

to or- | kitchens remodeled; -3422.

free estimates. |

der H |

m. Friends may call at the RB otthed Biter Wednesday noon. cn —— ee |

ROLLER-—-Kenneth, age 17. beloved son of | Carrie Roller, brother of Richard Roller | (Coach Lines) a and Ruby Leaman, passed AVay Tuesday. CENTRAL SWALLOW COACH 1] Funeral | Thursday, {fam {1207 S. Mer. LI-3022. Chartered ee. |

1:30 SHIRLE BROS. CENTRAL "GHAPE Illinois Yet 10th ~~ Burial New | (Exterminating—Fumigating) Bed Bugs ° Roaches, etc . easily killed |

Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after 10 a. m. Wednesday. with Protecto Spray Her | 132 S. Penn. LI-3793. (Floor Refinishing) i DUSTEESS SANDERS FOR De-

SUNDERMAN--Catherine, age 69. beloved wife of Gottlieb and mother of Fred W. RENT. livery, gemonstration. Old floors refin- _ ished. TR-6232.

Mrs. Lucy Lammert and Mrs, Alma Snangier. passed away Mondav, Mar 22. FLOOR sanding. refinlshing Terms if de-| sired at no extra cost H-1656.

BRICK block and cement work __specialty. Call DR-0485.

is our

Funeral services Thursdav. May 25 2 m., at the family residence, “arid S. Meridian. Friends invited. Burial Wash- | ington Park. Friends may call at the residence any time. MEYER & ABDON

URBAN--Amanda M.. 82 vears, beloved widow of Joseph 8S. Urban, mother of

ial 9x12 Cleaned Rug Special i}; and Sized

| SUPREME RUG CLEANERS,

Printing

NO st so! Jicitor to pay means saving you 20%. _ RICHARDS, the Printer, 221 Indiana Ave.

(Radio Service) CARL “PETE WHITE,

Capitol. TA-6503. experience.

sales service. 30th, Guaranteed; 9 yrs.

(Roofing)

ALL KINDS ROOFING—Remodeling reairs: free estimates. Work guaranteed. Promnt service. CH-4285 ALL KINDS ROOFING—Remodeling reairs; free estimates. Work guaranteed, rompt service. CH-4285

(Rug Cleaning)

RELIABLE—DEPENDABLE—SAFE

1804 College 1E-5575

RUG SPECIAL 9x12 cleaned and sized, $2. Cash and carrv NA estimates, So asgntend. BOYD'S, 18 N. Pine.

$2.50

9x12 rugs cleaned: both sides: Sized. Everything justired. Paris Cleanors, CH-1850.

HOLLANDER BROTHERS, 914 Virginia. DR-6747. Rugs. drapes upholstered fur- _ hiture, “Moth Proofing. Storage.”

SYNTEX CLEANERS—Rugs cleaned, sized. $2. 3-po. overstuffed, $7.50. Guaranteed CH-3137. Times want ads get results at lowest want ad word rate in the city. Phone RI-5551. Bill will be sent later.

$2.00

Personal Services 13

(Rental Service)

King's “Fixture Store” Complete

Rental Service For All Occasions 1611-45 Southeastern Ave. MA-3491.

(Sewer Cleaning)

ELECTRIC Machine; no digging up sewer Pipes. 2-year guarantee. stimates. CH-

(Stamps)

REMODELING and expansion sale. All bound gibums, 2N9% discount. 802 State Life Bldg op . (Truck Lettering) TRUCK lettering—bronze castings, chrom nickel: bronze, satin finish. 1448 Grooff. BE-4335 (Window Cleaners) ABBEX stores, factories homes. Paint washin

33¢ E. Market St.

Buildings,

Farms—Suburban 20

NEAR Southeastern 12 acre, gas, electricity; schools, churches; only $235.00: $35 down, balance $6.00 per month, WILHELM __2106 South Emerson.

NICE SUBURBAN LOT, NORTHEAST phar 38th St. Only $175, on easy terms. GEORGE STEWART, 506 Inland Bldg. EAST—Nice 5-rm., bung.: gas, 2lect.; porches, gar., fenced yard: school and transportation: bargain, $1800, 10% down. HUDELSON, CH-6204. 2619 E. 12th

Money to Loan 30|

SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1939

Money to Loan 30

SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

LOANS

FOUNDED 52

HOW TO APPLY:

If you can make regular payments, you are eligible to apply for a loan on your auto, furniture or just your personal note. Simply stop in, write or telephone,

COST NOW REDUCED On All Loans Above $100

TWO OFFICES 200 ROOSEVELT BLDG. LI incoln 2491 Cor. Wash. and 111, 205 ODD FELLOW BLDG, LI ncoln 8495 Cor. Wash. and Penn.

Commonwealth Loan Co.

YEARS AGO

No Security

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328 Illinois Build 615 Merchants

HOUSEHOL

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Tune in EDGAR A, GUEST, Wednesday Boenings, FEBM

$20 to $300

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inquiries made of friends or 10 to 20 months to repay.

TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES , Corner Illinois and Market, Phone Rlley 5404 ' Bldg. Cor. Washington & Meridian. Riley 1471

D FINANCE

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LOANS!

%1-8700.

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. | The Lowest Advertised

nice

COMPARE the COST

Rate: 27 per month on amounts up to $150, and 127% per month on that part of a loan above $150.

| Before You BORROW

Small Loan Rate in the City

Furniture, Auto and Diamond Loans.

Public Welfare Loan Assn.

330 Occidental Bldg. RI-3587.

BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS—Washington Place, $5 down, $5 month. WALTER FOLKERTH, East Sade agent, 4200 E. Washington. IR-420

WEST: NEAR WASHINGTON ST.—5-rmn. od., rge lot, side dr., gar.; price, $2650, dies cash, $25 per month, LI-3814. JENNINGS BROS. 28 S. Illinois.

80 ACRES on 65th St. 1 near Traders Point. _B3 D. CASE, TA-4286. 3510 N. Penn.

Y, ACRE ON FRUITDALE, lear Ben pavis: Ve 25 $400: very easy term RI-3862. GEORGE STEWART, 506 Tniand Bldg.

112 "ACRES, “40 mi. N W. | on St Rd., 81, 000 down. TA-4286, JOHN D. CASE, 3510] N. Penn.

“Get want ad results in The Times at lowest word rates in the city. Phone RI-5551 for quick results at low cost.

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FACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE 50,000 sq. ft. at 12c; located at W. Washington and Harding Sts. Elevators, rail-| road switch, sprinklers: truck dock. Call DR-14717

Business Property

Resorts & Cottages

40 ACRES ON RIVER, $750 4-room log house, barn, etc.: fine spring water, !4s mile fine fishing water; some tillable ground; a real week-end place for | fishing and hunting; 1'2 hours’ drive from |

Indianapolis, 655 GOODE & GOODE IR-1264

| Wanted to Rent 23

WANT small 3 or 4-room sin sonable rent. Cali 306 E.

HOGAN TRANSFER & STORAGE CORP. Moving-Packing-Demothing, STORAGE FOR FINF FURNITURE Aan Service to All 48 State. Agents AERO MAY 863 Massachusetts Ave.

Moving & Storage

Houses and Lots 25

108 S. Rural i Five-room bungalow; bath; Jo

reconditioned; |

s. MR, BECKETT MA-1429, 138 N | 566 W. WILKINS . 4 rooms, inside toilet: thoroughly re‘conditioned: $1000—107 dow |RI-1 9, MR, OSTR PAUL L. M'CORD CO.,

Delawal are,

wn. OM R-1007 615 emiehs Bldg.

Mrs. Clara Frauer and Mrs. Lottie] Grubb. grandmother of Mrs. Lottie Klingensmith, passed away Mondava. m Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. m., at the home of her daughter, Mrs raver, 921 N. Tuxede St Friends invited. Burial Anderson, Ind G. H. HERR MANN SERVICE Anderson ind. 1 papers please

RENTAL DIRECTORY

| 5 'Rooms Without Board 14

Funeral Directors

WALTER T. BLASENGYM [FUNERAL HOME 222 DR-2570

6 Shel 3129 N. Minots HA-0160 comfortable Jogm; large closet;

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME home. = HU-319

1934 W. MICH. ST. BE-1984 | ¢3. 1[1L.IONIS, 1628 N.—Clean, east front;

stoker heat; overstuffed chair; privileges. FLANNER & BUCHANAN

nhone MORTUARY

CENTRAL, 2248— Nicely furnished, innersprings, singie 01 double; good transporH 536. 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-4300

Rooms for Speedway Visitors

Immediate Placement—Low 2357 N. Delaware—TA-7463

Speedway Rooming Association. $3—5234 COLLEGE AVE.: pleasant,

light, private

tation: reasonable. HA-0 COLLEGE, 2040—Lovely large beds; constant hot water; tr .:nce. DELAWARE, 400 N., APT nished front room, newly water: reasonable,

room, twin private en-

. 8—Nicely decorated;

furhot

| rms,,

ghome. 7

Rooms With Board

CHILD to board in nice countr to 14. Wholesome food. TA-58

Hotels 16

Qutside rms., showers all rooms. 83. 50 up. 440 up. 440 Mass.

CR 4° Mayfield 17

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Hoosier Hotel

Clean, comfortable

CAPITOL, 18%

city ht. Tr ais.

Housekeeping Rooms

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1132 N.-

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2, RI-|

DELAWARE, 72¢ N.—Apt. 9; lovely sleep ing room, next bath; innersprings; pin _ reasonable. Phone. ILLINOIS, 1907 N.—High type room, vate entrance, lavatory, toilet, home, garage. ILLINOIS, N., 2023—Apt. 2; nicely furs _ nished; constant hot water. HA-41987-M. ILLINOIS, 2449 N Apt. 1—Front, next bath, Eve-

BERT S. GADD

2430 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 BE. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

pri-

DR-5307 refined |

RI-5374

HARLAN, Ky., May 23 (U. P.).— At least a third of Harlan County’s 14,000 miners were under union contracts today as the United Mine Workers of America sought agreements with additional coal operators. Representatives of John L. Lewis’ U. M. W. arranged a third conference with the Harlan Coal Operators’ Association in an effort to end the labor dispute which caused Governor Chandler to send 1250 National Guardsmen into the county to patrol its mines. Other meetings were scheduled with nonassociation mine owners. The union and operators’ groups met twice yesterday without effecting a settlement. Signing of two new union shop contracts with the Harlan-Wallis Coal Co. and the Darby Coal Corp. sent 1540 more men back to the mines and brought the total working under union conditions to 5665. Five companies, none belonging to the Harlan Association, have signed with the U. M. W. Four of the agreements contain the union shop clause, only stumbling block in the current controversy. The U. M. W. prepared for a legal pattle with nonunion miners over the legality of union shop contracts. Four independent workers sought an. injunction to restrain 24 Harlan and Bell County mines from

ANY KIND OF FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRS

signing union shop contracts, which they contended violate the Wagner Labors Relations Act. A hearing was set for Saturday morning before Circuit Judge James M. Gilbert at Pineville.

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G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST. DR-4471

HISEY & TITUS

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AFTER AY TT)

2922 N, Delaware TA-3161

twin beds, cross ventilation. _ nings. TA-2559. ILLINOIS, N., 2449. No. 7 (Beverly Court) — Attractive, innersprings, cross-ventila= _ tion: suitable 1-2. TA-3000. - ILLINOIS, 3025 N.--Nicely furnished front, next bath: eross Yeriation! suitable _ 1-2. TA-0896. MERIDIAN, N., 0968; Apt. 12 _ for employed woman: $2.7 MERIDIAN, - 2220, N.-—-Large cool roo twin beds: close bath; gentleman pre: ferred. TA-0519. NEW JERSEY, 2108 N.—Beautifully furnished front room, with alcove, Also small room, $2.50. Gentleman preferred. TALBOT at 17th. Desirable Topi or suite of 2, business women. HE-170 WASHINGTON BLVD. 3300—Larae front; twin beds .ross ventilation, hot water; private enirance: excellent transportaton; gentlemen. 'TA-T014. 15T 4 32) Lk.—Attractive well room; close bath: desirable __brivate: roasonable. 20TH. 405 E.—Nicely home: Central trolley; gentleman: $4. TA-5629 21ST ST.. 42 W.—Clean, comfortable; next bath: private entrance: hot water: reas. 30TH. 120 E.—Well furnished, close bath, private home: eood transportation: reas sonable. TA-1263

—Cozy room

Dc 5.

furnished location;

"furnished private garage optional;

Lost and Found

LOST—Lady’'s white gold wrist watch, Washington car or downtown shopping district, Saturday 3 m, eepsake. Liberal reward. TR. 5260

LOST—Man's Gruen watch, wreck, 7:30 Wegnesdas, 10th, assachisetts. Worth, RI-0222, 112

B. m. ward, . Clair,

LOST—On north bound Shelny street car, Madelon _blecolo. Reward DR-5434-M.

LOST—Keys | in case year Oriental Lodze, _ 21st. and Central. Reward. TA-108

LADY WITH CAR TO SELL

established cosmetic line; age ¥5-45; train- | ing free, Good earnings now. 16th St. 9-12 A. M.

WILL MRS. SULLIVAN, who told us some time ago that she would resume selling Chants if we would Bet a ah {yn customers, please call a ate e Bldg. We really have Rainy oe

. (88, 50

Help Wanted Female 8

‘|SUTHERLAND, 2649—Very desirable front; (College | _4

36TH, 14 W —Nice front, private home, constant Rot, water, Gentleman pre57.

ferred. HA : ATTRACTIVE — Opposite South Grove Clubhouse, private path. suitable 1-2, meals optional RI-775 Times Want Ads i _Rate | in in City.

|Rooms With Board 15;

1205—Twin beds: s

widow's home privileges.

$6; COMER, ¥ DR-

home: 3 meals; 0114-R. WEEK COLLEGE, room: breakfast and HE-5187 | COLLEGE, 2350—Double, private bath and | m:als optional. Insulated. HE-5545 ROACHE ST.. 1325 (Riverside) —Convales= are; practical nurse, downstairs, pi, bath; adults.

" 2440—Attractive | evening dinner,

excellent mesls. Private home.

car.) HE-55 218. 42 W.—Desirable room, good food; mployed, convalescents, or elderly. Reasonable. TA 6,

| Virgi fa,

1057 W.--Completely furnished

318T, utilities. Garage.

84; large modern room: TA-2551.

$5; ORIENTAL, N,, next bath. Gas Private entrar.ce. ALABAMA, 1019 N.—2 Suites, side rooms, newly furnished. home, Adults. Use of phone.

ALABAMA, N., 1420—Large 2-room apart ment: complete, utilities; also room, kitchenette; phone, garage. CARROLLTON, 1222—2-Room apartment, sink, telephone; private entrance.

COLLEGE, 1537-Nicely furnished, large 2room apartment; good kitchen; utilities: private entrance. _ __ DELAWARE, N., b5l17=Large, newly decorated. Walking Reasonable, GROFF, 1441-—-$4.50; 2 1ooms, all nished; telephone, bath, private trance. BE-4287-J. HIGHLAND AVE. 21 MOD.: EVERYTHING JBDULTS., ILLINOIS, N., 2628—Front, 2 apartments, everything furnished; va e entrance; reasonable. ILLINOIS, N: ment; hot water tor. Utilities. JEFFERSON, N, 038-—Large room, plete; everything furnished: BE. _ trolley. Employed people. CH- 7096.

LOCKERBIE, 615—2 and 3 rooms, nicely

20—Complete l-room, plate, innersprings.

front and Private

light room, distance.

fur en=

N.-T wo-front; FURNISHED:

or 3- room pri-

sink, range; refrigeraReasonable.

coms 10th

nicely furnished for light ipaiaiiei etohed MARKET, E., 32 NEWLY DECORATED, TrbiTiES RI: VATE ENTRANCE. ao. MARKET, 1514 E.—2 rooms up, modern, private entrance. sink, porch, bath. MERIDIAN, 814 N.—Library apartments (walkingin distance); furnished and unfurnished apartments; utilities paid. MILEY AVE. 129-3 rooms furnished, utilities, private entrance, upstairs; adults; reasonable, N. PINE, 614-—83.50; 2 Fooms upper 1 apart. ment; clean; private. Afte RANDOLPH, N.. rae furnished whois private entrance; __utiiities: vard: 3 souare busline STERLING, 1205 — l-room apartments; utilities; also sleeping room, private entrance; emploved couple: reasonable. 1022—Beautiful 3-room furnished apartment; private bath and entrance: ad"its 21ST. 42 W.—2-Bedroom, ment: electric refrigeration, $15 week. |ONE light housekeeping room; clean, niceA furnished. Private entrance. BE-

4-room opAartporches:

fj Housekeaping Reoms

i GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. INC. W. Vermont,

baths, |

3232—~Large pleasant aparte|_

Apartments for Rent

N. Pennsylvania St. ST. GIS Elevator ay Fireproof

Bedroom apartments and efficiency. | RI- 7856 SECURITY TRUST CO. RI-6571

Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments 108 BE. Wash.. Room 303. LI1-5398.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAL

Cholice apts. gladly shown HE-1328. MADISON APTS, 615 Madison Ave,

2-room apartments. $25: 3-room apartments, $27.50. Heat and water furnished. | See custodian in basement,

| $32.50 N.—Nice, private 4-rm. apt. | others, WHITE, HE- 4460.

|AusLAMA, 1516 N. — Double, 4 rooms, porch, hardwood floors, hot water; heat, garage. RI-51 COLLEGE 2040 TW apartment, furnished unfurnished; newly decorated; private entrance, utilities.

COLLEGE, 1704—Unfurnished 0m bedroom apt. Utilities Good £O]dition. Reason= able. MA-3519. BE-44 DUNDEE APTS., 781 E. i ST. Efficiency apts., $25 and up. i cus- _ todian. 781 E. McCarty, Apt. MONTCALM, 1810-3 rooms, water furnished. $20. FERLIN. LI-7642. PARK, 031—5-Room duplex, mod., and Whter furnished: $35.00. LI-84 : 44 VIRGINIA AVE. PARK, 15th — Lower effici ency; private entrance, yard. Kelvinator, Magic Chef, rollaway. RI-4687.

PARK, 2410 — Share lower duplex with widow; 2 eonjecting rooms; yard and porch: $25 HE-1 PENN., 2128 N., Apt. Heat, water CH-2253-J, 33RD, W., 1123—New apartment, 4 rooms, bath; fireplace, built-ins, range, frigidaire, utilities, —_—— ld Ge¥ want ad results in The Times at lowest word rates in the city, Phone RI-5551 for “quick. _results at low cost.

Many

sa “Heat, CLAUDE L. SIF-

heat

# 5-Rm, apartment, furnished; $35. Owner.

18A

private inner-

Furn. Houses—Apts.

COLLEGE, 904—3-room apartment; bath, entrance: newly decorated; spring mattress. EAST—4-Room_ furnished apartment, both; adults. IR-7912, KENWOOD. 2235 — 3 rooms, bath, furnished apartment; $8.50: porch, garage. RI-2234, McPHERSON, 2057—3-Room modern, newly furnished, Coiyenient, Utilities, garage: $34. TA-3333. RITTER N.. 336—(Watson Apts.) Attractively furnished 2-room kitchenette _apartment: utilities: phone. Reasonable.

BELL, 522—5-Room semi- modern double, garage, water paid 0 138 N. Delaware St. CaplrOL, 1202 N.— (Bungalow Park) 3-bed-m. mod. heat, janitor service furn., Park surroundin Rent $27.50. sooe cust, OLIVER, H. CLARK AGCY. LI-§

GUILFORD, 2743—1- Room “single; i

2.car garage; $32.50 LI1-8401 44 VIRGINIA AVE. MONTCALM, 1810—Modern 3 rooms, bath; __garage: $30. Water paid. RI- -1048.

36TH, 1128 W.—5 rooms, fireplace, garag ge: stoker hea. water. vard. flowers. adu

Dod, Garage; im dowe:

“Bo el

kitchenette, utilities;

Houses for Rent

le, with rea- | bth, |

R1-3396. | | WE ARE LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE

AUTO LOANS

20 MONTHS TO REPAY SACK'’S BROS. __ 306- 8-10 INDIANA AVE. RI-8998, 62.125 subscribers every day in Marion County alone to read vour want ad in The Times. Results at lowest word rate

t.|in the city. Phone RI-5551

ESTATES LOAN co.

Over Gas Co. 47 8. Penn.

Diamond Loans

Sth Foor Malestic Sas. Ask for Mr. Hawkins, Your Diamond Kept Sealed in Bank

LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES Equitable Securities Co. Operating as BUCKEYE FINANCE CO.

219 E. Ohio St. L1-6561,

L0 ANS : (Personal prope

¥ charks refunde 0 . Mich, RI- ~1501, us Merch. Bi, MA-2381.

Colonial Fine ne. 118 LOANS ON AUTO and FURNITURE LIBERAL LOAN CO. 152 N. Delaware St.

SIGNATURE LOANS $100 Loan. $8 cost for 9 months, 41 E, Washington St. Phone MA-4409, CAPITAL FINANCE C 304 for Bldg. Third Floor

Sao ed Vinca fy,

LI1-6608,

Houses and Lots 25

}- 2 mp

| ONLY $3,250

FOR THIS 5-Room modern bung.; hardwood floors, full basement, garage. Making of a cozy little home in a real location.

E. JA6TH

oung RI-6412 13. vse REALTY eo! 138 N. Del.

= 5500 Down, $30 Per Month

New Colonial Bungalows, 4 rooms and dinette, Two houses sold, 3 left for sale. Beautifully decorated. fine kitchen ecabinets. weathefsttioned and insulated, “BETTE ak Wo: ) 143070 sodded and arn,

OPEN 3:30 To 5:30 DAILY

| S. DELAWARE AT PLEASANT RUN BLVD. | Bridges & Graves, 243 N. Del. RI-3477

| Small Down Payment

Monthly payments like room cottage: 2 lots: beautiful vard: | trees, shrubs: garage: fine location; 2442 | Covner. Convenient to stores schools. eatiile and park L1-3801 R. CI ND. AL LISON REALTY CO., READ | TORS. RI-236

Bargain by Owner 542 Luett St.: 1 story, 3 bedrooms, large basement, bath, furnace, new hardwood floors throughout, modern kitchen, new garage. TURNER BLDG. & SAV. ASSN. 1000 Lemcke Bldg. LI-8621,

BE SURE of vour title. stract prepared by

Union Title Co.

1556 BE. Market St. Union Title Blde.

rent; 6-

Demand an ab-

have properties from 2 rooms up on easy terms. See us for vour future home. 2608 W. Michgan. M'TARSNEY &: BROWN. BE- -360 9.

OLIVE ST.. . 1510—7-Room n mod, except furnace, basement: price $1500; 107% cash. Philups, DR-5252, with JACK C. CARR

MA-2523. MAKE LIVING in cement building, 30'x40’ at rear. Live in 8-room house in front. Make offer on 257 N, Tacoma. MR BURTT. LI-2541.

2000 SOUTH NEAR SHELBY—Five-room Bungalow type; new roof, furnace, bath,

ani

0°, down, balancbe $24.50 month _HOLTAM, LI-3681. 1-6

T4020 N. TACCMA—OPEN 'N SUN., Five-room modern bungalow, hardwood floors, tile bath. built-ins. RI-0463 or 325 N. Pennsylvania,

5455 COLLEGE--CAPE COD STYLE Two bedrooms, large closets, kitchen, builtins; $200 down, balance like rent. Immediate possession, RI-8862. TA-1104, eves.

2245 JACKSON—S8ix-room semi-modern; garage: $1100; easv terms. M'TARSNEY & BROWN. BE-3609. 2608 W. Michigan.

820 DELAWANDA semimoder.a single. sonable, with terms. 3305 N. RALSTON (1 sa.

34th St.)—Large lot, occupants this week: bargain. CH-0899

(5500 west)—Five-room Two lots, Sell reaOWNER.

south of 1600 E. moving

| tage

Bet wear$ 1.19 Gal.

Merchandise for Sale

House Paint Ever Wear

Many contractors use feantities | F ROS.. 753 MAS VE. NOW OPERATED BY "SABLOSKY'S ———————————————————— ———————

Frame Building

can be moved; excellent for cote BE ha ich shop, office or small home, gan he sold with or without plumbing, *d reasonably SERVICE Il. a’ 9th. RI-4973, LOay <0,

ELECTRIC lawn mower, 2-whee rubber tired, 18-inch cut, ky poi time as demonstrator: cost $94.50; quick sale, $65; guaranteed. 747 E. Tere Tage, : Phone DR-1038-W, for demone stration,

Sunbeam Electric Shavers

Will Buy, Arade or Repu "na Makes d_Schicks, j100 Electric Razor Ex. 641 Ill. Bldg. L1-8653,

Metal Porch Chairs... $4.95

with leather backs and ts. HOME, APPLIANCES co. S N EVENI 3411 N, ILLINOIS. Nes TA-1880.

COMPLETE STOCK of new and used lume ber and building materials savings in.ndian apolis 9% Reestess D WREC I 1320 Kentucky Av Ring Due 7100,

Rip Boots, Per Pair, $1.50

Kne> boots. 75¢. Tarpaulins. truck cov ers, tents, C3100 cots, army goods. Used.

620 N, Senate Ave. GLIDERS COLORS $17. 50 TA-1880.

12'x22

ASSORTED HOME, ATTANGES co EVENIN J411 N, ILLINOIS.

CLEAN MEER USED

O {AT ERIAL WRECKING CONTRACT 2046 RoR ToNiEaCIORS

A MODERN AIR- -CONDITION Rent CE REFRIGERATO 2D (ONLY (35.50 A_YEAR FUE 2000 Normal I Ave. CO

AIR COMPRESSOR—New Vee pipe with 1; Mags. Spe cial price, CTRIC AND MACHIN 3525 E. Washington, RAT

10-HORSE motor, drum sanders, saws; 6" jointer, Box 316. “TA-6844-

ROACH’S LAST MEAL 53,

I'or sale at your nearest deale Albert G. Maas. 31 Virg. Ave. RI.3315,

2-PIECE kid mohair Chesterfield livin Se B-Plece bedzoom, $40; new j-pie inette J; stu Hw dine 10 ‘couch, $19, Combination gas and coal ra fine cond.; used: terms, $1 Wack $9. 98 BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. ILL. OPEN EVES.

TA-0689

Parr, 2 stage h. p. motor, tank and

—

shaper with motor; 3 large and small ri skill saw. R. R

modern

180/ W. MICHIGAN-—Five-room eh ndi-

bungalow; cement pasement; A-l co tion, Terms. BE-2492-J,

62,125 subscribers every day in Marion County alone to read your want ad in The Times. Results at Jowest word rate in the city. Phone RI-5551.

Real Estate Loans

HEAR YE! HEAR YE!

Commissions or Charge for

$250 RANGE—Modern coal, separate ovens, __830. 1515 N. Tuxedo.

ANTIQUE coverlet, | woven 1855, $100 rosee wood fife. German violin 100 years; pere fect. IR- 5907.

ELECTRIC refrigeration, | 6- cubic foot cae cae pacity; good condition, $65 cash, 114 N. rexel.

combination exceilent ba

ASe ers

| Frigidaire, 6 cu. ge. preowned; guaranteed: terms, $1 week $79. 50

BLOCK'S WHSE., “124 N. ILL. OPEN EVES.

GARDEN HOSE—50-foot fabrics

fabricated, with foupings, $2.45. FARM-HOME SUPPLY,

u.. 1325 Kentucky. $69.50

Kelvinator, 5 cu. ft.: Preowned: guaranteed; terms, $1 we : OPEN EVES,

BL OCK'S WHSE., 424 N ILL. goon used lumber free from nails, sashes, oors, brick, ete, SERVIC = WRECKIN CO., 320 N. West. LI-T9

Kelvinator 8 cu. ft. refrigers at recond.; guar.: terms, riseras gr $49. 50 BLOCK'S W HSE. 424 N. ILL. OPEN EVES. HOUSE PAINT—5 gallons; nationally ade vertised; $6. FARM & HOME SUPPLY, INC. 1325 Kenaucky. Kelvinator, 5 cu. ft.: Preowned; $59. 50 424 N. Te OPEN \ EVES.

Application

venient repayment, nore me 's FIRST STOP for a home loan.

fine cond.; terms, $1 w BLOCK'S WHSE., SAVINGS 814 (Rol h1] Led pr

p01 NEW _ AND USED building materials. | MIL LATION NE CKING Co.

used.

3 LN

LOWEST interest on all types of property. S. POPUL A. and other loans without com- oil stove:

a McKibbin, 115 N. Penn. RI-8727. 2-burner: BLOCK’ S 'WHSE., 424 N. ILL. OPEN EVES.

ROOF COATING—Asbestos fiber, 5 gale lons, $1.50. Farm-Home Supply, Inc., TWO 100-1b. air-conditioned economicers, 50-1b. White Seal ice box, 12 auto service

1325 Kentucky. Cliambers gas FERRE: trays, six-foot soda fountain and tank | insulated oven regulator Coco- Cola pump, 2 3- -burner BLOCK'S \ WHSE., ‘424 N. ILL. OPEN EVES. coffee vaculators for equity in TRAILER HOUSE, spinet desk, radio, an _ Ford, Chevrolet. TA-0896 after 5 p. m.| tigue dresser and table. 3800 S. Shelby, SWAP building lot, 50-W.

ts oak ab?" MEH BES | east: late model car. alter Prima washer: large balloon p.m. Is: recond.: terms, $1 week. $39.50 LUMBER for carpenter ‘plaster, eecrica| BLOCKS WHSE., 424 N. ILL. OPEN EVES. 130 American Beauty Oil Range.. Inc.. 344 E. Wash, $19. 75

_ work. HE31 “CHEVROLET coupe for equity in good! Town Market, 2367-W. | BRAND NEW coil bed springs, full or twin size: $4.95. 304 E. Wash.

'36 sedan or coach. CH-23 " FORD '20—A coach, good. for 'z or ton| truck. 51 8S. 2d. Beech Grove. $125 rug, 9x12 Wilton: perfect conditions — - _ — only $35 cash. 509 E. Drive, Woodruff. i ELECTRIC WASHER, all porcelain; APets, Poultry, Livestock 32|®.EC IC, 50" 304 &. "Wash, -1

===|G. BE. refrigerator, like new, 5 cu. ft., ail

Canaries—Selling Out white, 369, 08 Mass.

u “Glider-Chair-Rug. $16. 95 Breeding and show stock: all colors. [Town Market. Inc., 344 E. Wash. Mated pairs. odd singers and hens. Some 125-1b. side icer. *

- ICEBOX, “Leonard,” 5810 Eos Ry Noh. CH-620. / Hudeison, white porcelain lined, $16. 3118 Central.

REFRIGERATOR—50-1b. side icer: CHICKS—S pecial G10 marble top tables. $5 each. 207 N. B Beville:

21st. 4R-7901. 9 PANEL Dedsteads. full size, excellent con=

- dition; $4 E. Wash. BLUETICK PUPS

Swaps

used;

Monday-Tuesday $3.50 3

TCHERIES, 4

311 8.

State excellent condi=

ROYAL electric sweeper, “tion; only $5. 606 Mass . RYSHIORS MAES, SMILE MENDREN PRINT entury g. Farm, ‘Garden, Plants 33 SPECIAL linoleum rugs, 9x12, $3.25. FARM To— & HOME SUPPLY, INC., 1325 Kentucky, HOOSIER PLANT co. '— Tomato nlants, STORE fixtures, bakers’ equipment: spe= $1.75 per thousand in 5000 lots. All cial equipment: buy-sell. 419 E. Ohto

kinds garden plants. 2917 8. Meridian TUYVESANT player plano, sell or trad DR-2625, CS] p ayers A “103M. o.

What have yo Cio Plowing. DR-2738 tyrEwn dir portable. egus

asrage; | GARDEN Jiragtor, 3 bb. with breaking | WINT ow an