Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1939 — Page 19

THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1989

~ CITY FUNDS UP ~ $57,567 DURING LAST 6 MONTHS

Miscellaneous Receipts for General Account Rise To $189,566.

Miscellaneous receipts collected in the first half of 1939 for the City’s general fund totaled $189,566.42, which is equivalent to the amount 39 cents on the present Civil City

tax rate would raise, Controller's figures showed today. This figure exceeded the $131,998.54 paid into the general fund in the first half of 1938 by $57,567.86. This year’s increase was accounted for principally by the “gift” of $50,000 to the general fund from the City Utilities District from operating profits of the Gas Co. in lieu of taxes. Receipts to Be Studied

City Controller James E. Deery will begin a study of receipts which wil be used as a factor in computing the 1940 tax rate. There was a $6575 increase in controller’s fees which partially accounted for the general rise in collections this year. There was a decrease of $4006 in Court fines and fees in the first six months of the year compared with the same period last year. A total of $5448. chiefly in traffic fines and costs, was collected this year compared to $9484 collected up to July 15, 1938. No report was made on Court collections for the first six months of last year.

Sticker Income Drops

The Utilities District donation, which was not made last year, was computed in the miscellaneous fund. Subtracting this, there was $16,-

965.40 collected in unclassified receipts compared with $12,480 received last vear. Traffic sticker payments netted | the City $6253 in the first six months

compared to $7980.75 a year ago.

Licenses for private fireworks display totaled $225 this year compared to $50 in the first half of 1938. The Municipal Asphalt Plant returned $1488.27 in operating revenue compared to $1187.95 the first half of last year. Franchises totaling $3000 for the first six months remained the same as in 1938.

STORM LASHES PITCAIRN ISLAND

Roads, Orchards Washed Out; Some of Land Swept Into Ocean. OAKLAND, Cal, July 6 (U. P.)) — A detailed description of a three-

hour cloudburst, which ravaged Pitcairn Island, where the survivors

of the mutiny of the Bounty still

reside, has just been received here) by Mrs. Kathryn Greenwood, Who keeps in constant correspondence with inhabitants of the island. So terrific was the cloudburst, Mrs. Greenwood was informed, “that if the village had been struck by the full force of the storm, we would have been washed out into the Pacific Ocean.” The letter to Mrs. Greenwood was written by Lucy Christian, great, great granddaughter of Fletcher Christian, leader of the Bounty mutineers. The cloudburst, she said, washed out roads, orchards and everything that felt any great amount of its force. ‘When it ceased,” Lucy Christian wrote, “there was damage on all sides, some of the land had been washed into the ocean, and seven inches of water stood in the little settlement and in the island valleys.” But severe as it was, the cioudburst was no great catastrophe to the sturdy survivors of the mutineers, the letter said. Instead, it was regarded by many of them as merely an interesting event that would provide work for both men and women who have little to take up their energies. Mrs. Greenwood, who makes herself an authority on Pitcairn Island by means of her correspond-

Janitor Lists His Debts at One Million

PITTSBURGH, July 6 (U. P) —Joseph Barad, 56-year-old synagogue sexton, of Pittsburgh, who immigrated to this country 385 years ago from Rumania to seek his fortune, was convinced today he hadn't done so well. His financial statement, contained in a voluntary bankruptcy action showed the ex-broom peddler’s assets to be $31.22—his debts, $1,295,550. Barad explained that he accumulated the $1,295518.88 deficit by acting as a legal debtor where the real principals in the transactions desired to escape legal liability. Serving as & “strawman” netted him $3 a signature and the seven figure debt, when many of the mortgages were defaulted.

WORKERS SEEK T0 BUY PLANT

Prepare to Pool Own Funds To Continue Operations And Save Jobs.

ST. LOUIS, July 6 (U.P). —Employvees of George Kilgen and Son, Inc., say they are preparing to post from $100 to $1000 each to keep the company from going out of business. A voluntary receivership suit has been filed here to dissolve the Kilgen company, which formerly was one of the world’s leading manufacturers of pipe organs. The St.

[Louis plant was started in 1870 by

Johann Charles Kilgen, German immigrant whose family had been ‘manufacturing pipe organs since

The company once maintained branch offices in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Oklahoma City and Cincinnati. Organs built by Kilgen were set up in many of the leading churches of America. There is a Kilgen organ in St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City. Oarnegie Hall's great pipe organ was built at the Kilgen plant and traasferred in a dozen box cars to New York City. Veteran workers have started a Kilgen Employees Welfare Qrganization to collect contributions to buy stock in a new concern. Many of them have worked for the ~ompany for 35 years, and nearly all for at least 10. Charles C. Kilgen Jr. has been asked to head the new company. if employees are successful in forming it. He says there would be attempts to interest outside investment. Val A. Schneider, member of a trustee committee formed by the employees, said the collection of the fund is for the protection of the jobs of veteran workers. “All who contribute will be stockholders in the new company,” he said. “We know nothing else but this business and feel by taking this step he can save our jobs.

UPTURN SHOWN IN

LOAN BANK REPORT

NEW YORK, July 8 (U. P).-— George MacDonald, chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York, saw a ‘“‘general restoration of public confidence” reflected in the sharp increase in loan repayments reported by the bank today for the first six months of 1939.

Repayments .for the first six months totaled $5,605,749, compared with $3,387,751 in the final half of 1938. Payments in the first six months of 1938 were the greatest

to any half year period at $6,686,- | —— 2

“These repayments are one of our more encouraging signs of the improved condition of building, savings and loan associations in this district,” Mr. MacDonald said.

ALDERMAN CASE NEAR END

LOS ANGELES, July 6 (U. P). —Attorneys representing Ruth Etting in the $150,000 alienation of affections suit filed against her by Mrs. (Alma Alderman neared the end of their summation today.

ence, said that the island has one newspaper subscriber. Coze, a dentist.

BOY, 6, KILLED BY

FAULTY LAMP. CORD

EVANSVILLE, Ind. July 8 (U. P) —Danny Montgomery, 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Montgomery, was fatally shocked vesterday when he hid behind a hot water radiator and came in contact with a short circuited electric lamp cord. The child was believed to have been killed about noon. The body was not discovered until late last night after his parents and police had searched the neighborhood for him.

TWO BADLY HURT BY ‘PROTECTIVE’ BOMB

UPPER DARBY, Pa, July 6 (U. P.).—Tw0 men were reported in “serious condition” today from burns suffered when an incendiary bomb was hurled into a beauty shop, supposedly by protection racketeers, demolishing the store and causing a blaze which threatened the business section. Charles Shaffer, proprietor, and John Dash, & business associate, suffered second and third-degree burns as result of the explosion. Police ware convinced that protection racketeers had bombed the store.

F. D. R. GETS CHERRY PIE

WASHINGTON, July 6 (U. P.).— President Roosevelt today was presented an 80-pound cherry pie by Jean Halmond, queen of Michigan's national cherry festival. Miss Hammond will reign over the festival at

He is Len}

Traverse City July 13, 13 and 18. |

STRIKE CLOSES FOUR MORE G. M. PLANTS

DETROIT, July 6 (MU. P)—

strike by the United Automobile Workers Union of the C. I. O. at four more ‘General Motors Corp. plants today. Union officials announced that the strike which started yesterday had closed 5 plants by 8 a. m. today and had affected 3760 workers. The factories affected today were: Fisher Body No. 23 in Detroit, employing 1600 skilled workers; Chevrolet ‘Gear and Axle in Detroit, employing 800 skilled workers; Chevrolet experimental factory in Detroit where 60 men walked out and Pontiac Fisher Body Plant at Pontiac, employing 850 skilled workers. Fisher body No. 21 in Detroit was closed yesterday. The U.A. W.-C. I. O. demands a supplementary contract wages and hours, use of the union label and other clauses. The corporation contends it cannot negotiate until it has been determined legally which of two U. A. W. groups has jurisdiction among its employes.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, T Thursday, July 8, 1939

BOWERS. Freeman Ti age 8 years, husband of Anna, father of Emery, Harry, Mrs. Louise Phillips and Mrs. Clara McCauley, passed away Tuesday. Funeral 9 a. m,, at _the residence, : x 2. th, St. invited. Filends Jay WwW. USH

Anthony’ s Burial Holy Cross Cemeter call at residence. GEOR SERVICE.

BURGESS —Russell E., beloved hushand of Mildred , Bu rgess, son of Elliot E. a and brother of Mrs. Nell Ramseh passed away TeSesy evening, July Funeral Sees will be held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME, Illinois at 17th St., Friday nD July 7, at 3 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery, Friends are welcome,

CALLAHAN Charles W., entered into rest Tuesday, age 36 years, husband of Mararet Lavina Callahan, father of a eon, Thomas Finley and Betty Lou Callahan; son of Col. F. A. Callahan, brother of Roy, Arthur, Virgil, Ernest, McKinley, Clarence and gs Anna_ Jones. Funeral Frida ww & Ba HARRY W. MOORE PEA CHAPEL. Burial Floral

Park,

COSTELLO—Bridget A., mother of Mrs. Earnest J. Suess and John F. Costello of Indianapolis, snd Bernard T. Costello of Kankakee, Ill, sister of Mrs. Nora Dundon and Mrs. Margaret Harrington, died Tuesday, July 4. Funeral at the residence, 640 N. Hamilton Ave., 7, 8:30 a. . Services Cross Church, 9 a, m. Cemetery. Friends WELL SERVICE,

GERKE--William H. Jr., son of Mr. Mrs. William H. Gerke, passed away Wednesday afternoon, Service at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. ime later.

HORNER Eimer E., age 49 years, beloved husband of Edna Horner, father of Frances Horner, passed away Wednesday morning at Methodist Hospital, Services Friday, 10 a. m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 193¢ W. Michigan Si. Friends invited. Short service at Brick Cemetery near Marshall, Ill, about 3 p. m. Friends may call at funeral home.

MILLER—Francis H.. husband of Mrs. Mary Africa Miller, father of Jane E. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. T. Miller of Clearwater, Fla., passed VEY Tuesday at his home in umbus Selyices, 23 FLANNER & AN AN Friday Din

MOR at oeioek. AR ends invited. Burial Crown

invited.

and

NIXON—Mary J., entered into rest Tuesday, age 75 years, wife of Charles F. Nixon, sister of Mrs. John McFall sha James ol, Funeral nts fi 1:30 p HARRY MOOR PEA CE CHAE, Park Cemetery. call at residence, 213 N. until 10 a. m. Saturday.

beloved husband of of Mrs. . Mary Meadows, Mrs. Mable Meadows, Mrs. Bertha Marsh. Mrs. Catherine Bush, Fred, William and James Petty, sister of Mrs, Mary. Lowe, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. m.. at the Trinity Methodist Church, 635 Division St. Friends may call at the home of daughter, Mrs. Meadows, 1038 Division St., from noon Thursday until Syeiraay noon, and at the church after Livin m. Burial Floral Park. SHIRLEY S CE.

Burial Sh Friends may Oriental St., PETTY Ora, age mT, , father

Card of Thanks

BRIDGEWATER We thank our relatives,

wish to sincerely friends and neighbors for their loving kindness, for the beautiful floral and spiritual offerings received at the death of our beloved wife, mother and sister, Anna Catherine Bridgewater. We especially thank the Rev. Joseph Laugel and the Rev. Patrick Griffin for their spiritual comfort, also members of the Camellia Lodge No. 121. The doctors and nurses of Methodist Hospital, the pallbearers and the Beanlossom Funeral Home for their courteous and efficient service. rs. Mae Reuter, Joseph Lee Bridgewater.

JACKSON—We extend our heartfel thanks to all those who so kindly assisted and for the words of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended at the death of SUE, Deloveg Rusband Sa on hh ard acks FAMILY. Eon

Funeral Directors

WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME 2228 Shelby DR-2570

3129 N. Tiltnots 4 HA-0160

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

193¢ W. MICH. ST. BE-1934

for DIAMONDS

OUTFITTERS TO MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN

THE MODERN CREDIT STORE Indiana Theater

129 W. Wash.

Is Opvosite Us

131 W. Washington St. Directly Opposite Indiana Theater

MONEY-BACK GLAND TABLET

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We guarantee to bring you back to health and happiness or we refund every cent. That's how sure we are that we have the best gland tablet known. Thousands of tests have troved this to our full satis faction. Now WITHOUT RISK you can prove it to yours. Glendage inh convenient tablet form fs considered the best in modern science, Tt contains the extracts from the glands of healthy animals, and its ourpose is to stimulate all.the glands to healthy activity. The effect is astonishing, almost ‘magical. The entire body takes on a nor. mal condition, Vigorous health is necessary for success in all activity today. Asthma, Diabetes, elma, Con. stant Tiredness, Blood Pressure, Nervousness, etc., ailments Irequently Caused 8s gland Sisopders, You ow t and family td try Ae pablet, ike others. and By

Flanner & Buchanan

MORTUARY 25 W. Fall Creek Biva. TA-4400

BERT S. GADD

2430 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

GS. H. HERRMANN

1505 S. EAST ST.

MOORE & KIRK

IR-1150 CH-1806 TA-8056-8

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY 951 N. DELAWARE ST. LI-3828

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

948 N. Illinois St.

J. C. WILSON

1230 Prospect St.

DR-530%7

RI-537¢

DR-4477

LI-5409

DR-0321 DR-0322

Florists & Monuments 5

A Large Selection Priced as Low as $3.00

JL Delaware TA-~S1¢

GREENHOUSE PUTTY, black, 4 barrels, Ys 0c per gallon. 2338 Ransdell,

Delaware Flower

NOD 2022 N

Lost and Found

Skilled workers were called out on!

covering (¥

Pearl

Money to Loan SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

Monthly on Loans of $150 or Less

Insist on knowing the RATE of interest you pay.

Plan, quiries of friends or relatives,

200 ROOSEVELT BLDG. Ylinois and Washington LIncoln 2491

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| SMALL LOAN LYCENSEES

SHOP AROUND

Compare Rates and Terms

NO LOWER ADVERTISED SMALL LOAN RATE IN CITY

1 TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY

SAVE UP TO 1; ON LOANS

Repay your loan as fast as you can-the faster vou pay, the less the cost. BORROW WHERE YOU GET THE LOWEST MONTHLY INTEREST CHARGE, We'll gladly explain anything you desire to know regarding our rates or our easy Twenty Payment INVESTIGATE, SHOP AROUND. There is no obligation to borrow. No fees.

TWO OFFICES

COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO.

FOUNDED 52 YEARS AGO

3 Money to Loan |

30 SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

Monthly on Balances Above $150

No credit in-

{ 205 ODD FELLOW BIDG. Pennsylvania and Washington LIncoln 8495

GENERAL

‘GENERAL

Smal oo 56

PER MO.

PER $100 LOAN for 18 Months less disc. and ins,

N y

DAYS to make first payment

to $150

20 Total Monthly Payments

on AMOUNTS up above. Money you Receive

00 FOR YEARS OUR LOANS HAVE COST LESS THAN 27, A MONTH, Com COST and NEW REDUCE MENTS with any in IniE A satisfy yourself before you borrow. 301 Kresge Bldg.

erate

ESTATES LOAN Diamond .. ...o

Loans 47 8. Penh.

bth Floor Majestic Bldg. Ask for Mr. Hawkins Your Diamond Kept Sealed in Bank

ET our

MA-4409

LL CORP.

AUTO and FURNITURE

LIBERAL LOAN CO. 152 N. Delaware St.

AUTO LOANS

20 MON Is 10 REpaY 306-8-10 INDIANA AVE. RI- 8908.

ALRITANSGRTINANCE

kag MEST Ae. 109% of charge refund.

LOANS ed Lg) Colonial Fin-

B. Mich. RI- “1501 418 Merch. Bk. MA-2381 HONOR LOANS EXCLUSIVELY No Endorsers Household Finance Corp. 328 Tilinois Bldg., 8d Floor. RI-5404 EON AE TE

LI-6605.

SiEnatyres. personal propTy.

QUICK & CONFIDENTIAL Many loans in 15 ‘minutes Borrow $75 to #500 ro $1,000 REDUCE PAYMENTS = Refinance your auto! Consolidate your debts. Obtain additional cash, Reduce interest cost,

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

lll Ld FR

LOW COST ‘6 PER $700 LOAN for Nine Months Plus Ins.

MONTHS 9 ro 1 TO PAY

MARKET 4455 OR APPLY BY MAIL . DELAWARE AY ONIO

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| SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

TAT

PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN

330 Occidental Bldg., 8. E. Cor Wash. and TH. Sts, 3d floor, "RI. 3587. The association organized in 1912 to combat the high loan rates existing at that time.

OUR RATES HAVE NEVER INCREASED

For a quarfer of a century the low rate company—operated by Indianapolis business men.

DIRECTORS—G. A. Efroymson, H. P. Lieber, J. A. Collins, Franklin Yohnegus, Ralph Bamberger, H. Langrenkamp. 2 M. M. Dunbar, P. C. Reilly and . Efroymson.

ORIGINATORS OF 2°, and 115°, RATE

2% Per month on amounts up to S150, and 14% per month on that part of a loan above $156. No other charges—you receive the full amount of the loan — interest charged on balances. One to twenty months to repay time extended in the event of reverses. Payments arranged to suit your income.

Ioans on furniture, autos, Loans from $10 to $300.

LOANS FOR COAL

Lay your winter's supply in now. Loans for any worthy purpose.

If emergencies require ready cash or if it is the wise thing to make a loan and pay off an obligation or to centralize all your indebtedness, then see this association; phone or write.

ete.

Confidential Service We Also Have a Department for

DIAMOND LOANS

Your Diamonds Will Be Safe

: LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES

Bauitable Securities CO Operating ar

BUCKEYE FINANCE CO.

212 BE. Ohio 8t. CI-5561.

Phone RI-5551 for lowest want ad word rate in the city and quick results.

Houses and Lots

SELECTED ™ OF HOMES

3111 Sutherland

Excellent ¢-bedroom home; reconditioned throughout; steam heat; Fenty of shade; beautiful neighborhoo

1914 Southeastern Ave.

Desirable 5-room modern home; reconditioned throughout; $300 down, balance like rent.

1002 St. Peter St.

2-Story home; 5 rooms down, 2 up; bath _furnade, l-car Farage y corner lot; all being put in first-class shape.

2836 Sangster

Four rooms, redecorated, painted: full SD asemant furnace; only $1800, $150 down, balance $16.80 per including taxes insurance terest.

month, and in-

Irvington 274 Burgess

Snow White; 3-hedroom, 2-story house, new cabinets, hardwood floors; reconditioned throughout; good neighborhood

The above is only a partial list. Call us for homes in all sections of the city.

L1. 8401 Real Estate Division 44 VIRGINIA AVE. Eve. Phone BR-5731

NL tere T "n E

FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOA

Farms-—Suburban 20

|YOUR OPPORTUNITY REDUCED $1000. RD, 40--NEAR BEN DAVIS store, 2 Tms., 1% A,

Bung, 4 iy fronts 2 streets. Ideally located for roadside inn, service station, Leg camp. sandwich shop. MR. WOOD

liver Mw: -@ ark dos 150%

19 ACRES ON RIVER, $750. Cement block bldg.. 16-20; 2 other bldgs.; land rough, wooded, scenic; fine fishing, hunting; long river frontage; 1% hours drive from Indianapolis. RI- 5355 __ GOODE & _GOODE. 75 ACRES, 8 mi, S. E. Price $7500 91 ACRES, Northwest, good improvement on paved road, i 120 Acre,

gree _ JENNINGS BRO LI- -3814. 28 8 8. 111.

8300 East 5 rm. bung. gas,

2 inside wat, cabinets, big 10%, shade.

All like new. $2650. down, Hudelson,

HU-5427. on Stop 8 Rd.

elect. gar, 10%

Merchandise for Sale

We Have Branch yards at All Above Points

Good Used Pipe 35-In,, ¥%t...20 [3% -En., Ft. 2%e {Other gizes up to

'8-in. at equally low prices. Sms—

New Plasterboard

'4 ft, wide by 6 to {10-ft. lengths; per 8q. ft.

34C

Lengths to T% ft. 1,000

DOORS ‘as low as ...

LAVATORIES

oak and maple, 100

low as, per foot.

ROOK COATING, 6-gallon can ..

BASH as low as

Structural Steel I Beams

Channels, angles, per pound

Dna ———————————— | §teel Roller ConIveyor; good con-

dition. $2.50

Per foot

mill end, per roll

ROLL ROOFING, 35-1b., per rol .

Glazed, only BTORE, ELECTRIC

34| Merchandise for Sale CLEVELAND WRECKING CO.

POURING INTO

2x4, 2x6, 2x8, i 2x12

sess ene

a8 OW BB .... uve HARDWOOD FLOORING,

BASEBOARD TRIM,

sass

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PAINT, ALL COLORS, per gallon, only ....

NEW 4-LIGHT BARN BASH,

tures with globes as low as STEAM AND HOT WATER radiators, per foot, low as.. ASPHALT SHINGLES, all colors, low ap, per bundle.

The Nation's Leading Wreckers Now

‘WRECKING

Hundreds of Buildings VAST QUANTITIES OF MATERIALS

OUR YARDS FROM

ALL {POINTS

WE MUST UNLOAD—SACRIFICE PRICES BUY NOW AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE HURRY, BUY NOW! SAVINGS UP/TO 90%

15 50¢ en $1.50 $3 2Vioe $1.95

Brick

Une

Per 1,

Steel Sash

10 to 38 lights, low as

$6.50 —————————.

Fire Brick

Slightly used fi nitty, Rig 1

Material for Bam Hog H ete, Guarant . BAvin

BQ. rt

98¢

$1.95 85¢ $1.50 10¢ $1.70

Pera

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Now Wrecking 480 BUILDINGS, consisting of 12 city blocks, for Louis. ville East Side Federal Housing Project, Truckloads of materials being Teceived at our yards

182 daly, LY. 7100

You'll Find What You Want and Save Money on It at

STORE FIXTURE

Counters, cabinets, showcases, b!

ORY tarapons | 0F Original Value

Business Property 2

Mouses and Lots 25

Investment Opportunity

At 19th and College Ave; 5 brick and frame store rooms. want offer to settle estate.

Plier TE lark Ar U1 24%, INVESTMENT

3-APT. DUPLEX & STOREROQOM Corner location; 1000 block on 8B. West | ®t., reconditioned, income $41 per month. Must sacrifice to close an estate at once. Only $2250. Mr. Weissman, 961 N. Mer, “Times want ads lowest ant ad word rate Phone RI 5551. Bill will be

get results at in the rity. sent later.

Movi no & Storage

HOGAN TRANSFER & BTORAGE CORP. Ra Basking -Demothing. E F E FURNI

Agents AERO MAYFL 863 Massachusetts Ave. ESTABLISHED 1605—SUEBZ- Transfer ard

torage. Packing, Shipping, Overland {Rg RI-3628, Night vhone, CH-

R1-3308

Houses and Lots

BE BURE of vour title. stract prepared by

Union Title Co. 155 B. Market 8. Union Title Bldg.

GARFIELD PARK-—837 Sumner St. TFive=room semimodern; excellent condition; own this. home, cheaper than rent. Terms. Open Sunday. DR-8758-M. DR0202.

Demana an ‘ab

WE ARE LOCATED ON THE WHST SIDE and have properties from 2 rooms up on easy terms. See us for your future home. 2608 W. Michigan. M'TARSNEY & BROW BE-3609.

2187 N. OLN EY $25 month will buy this 4rm. mod. bung. large pre. MA-1420, MISS ANEISET D. HA-1 28=-V

$250 doy n,

“114 N. BELMONT Bargain, Only $2,150

10 rooms, strictly modern. A real and a Sa home, Stop in look fit

Term r. 7005. Edw, Dillehay. RI-8412 J. 8. Cruse Realty Co. N. Delaware

6-rm. mod. hom 3848 Winthrop recond. Large five ing rm., firepl., cabinets, breakfast nook, ood furnace, laundry, re hot. Undef 55000. Mr, Woodruff. BR-40

®tiver A € ack Aw UH

1238 WwW. 318 Large 5-room modern Ton alow With rice hn to $3250. Excellent Lg orhood. Bee the inside of this before y turn this down. Call Foul, car TAg8s" os appointment, JACK ARR

buy over. D

NEW LOW PRICE, RIVERSIDE OBIE $650 EACH, SRD AND 4TH LOTS NORTH OF 19TH , CORNER 19TH 37. LOT 8750. MR. BRT

Hall- Hottel To.» LI. 2541

Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City,

Real Estate Wanted

nteg Well located lots ot old Wanted Roses in trade for new

doubles. Call RI-5511

pment; assa«

Business Opportunities

RESTAURANT for sale, new ® a 84

gond location Inquire at chugetts Ave. $450.

Swaps

FOR CABH--'33 Chevrolet,

131- -inch dual cab,; chrassis A-1, 131-

00; give V-8 1 2112 Sher

Help Wanted—Female

EXP. PRESS OPERATORS and hand finishers in laundry. FRANC CLEANING & LAUNDRY Central Ave,

CO.

WANTED—White experienced shirt finisher for steady year around work. None other nced ‘apply. 4-HOUR LAUNDRY, 238 N. Illinois.

Help Wanted—Male

WANTED Man with car ‘for profitable Rawleigh Route. Must be satisfied with rood living at start. Sales way up this year. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. ING-215-101, Freeport, Ill.

WE can place 3 more good route men for established territories. Credit on all repeat sales. Full training given, men over 25 willing to nit in effort need _anply. 135 Ww, 16th St.

EXP. PR) RESSER on men's JSlothes and silks. FRANCO-AMERICAN CLEANING & LAUNDRY CO. 2935 Central Ave.

Only honest

Jobs Wanted—Female 10

LANDRY WORK TO Cd HOME; EXPERIENCED. CH-0986-J =

Schools & Instructions 12

MORE FOR YOUR MONEY HERE! Royal Beauty Acad., 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

Special Announcements 12B

2—38 W. Ohio. specialty—Ham

LI-

BERRY'S Lunch No. T sand-

0752. ry our Wiches. 10¢.

W. A. WEAKS — Groceries — Meats—Fresh Yesetables. Free Delivery, 511 ‘Cole.

E. AND W. PIE SHOP 667 E. 23rd St.

MRS. MABEL LYON. 2808 N. __ HA-1303-W. Alterations.

HE- 4728.

New Jers sey. _Reasonable.

Personal Services

Tr Comfort

and up. H.E.FRAUERX Co. 456 E. Wash, St.

WEISSMAN MOTORS Studebaker Distributor

96 ' an Phone—Day LI-2811 Night, CH-H242 FURS cleaned, relined and stored, $8.50 ANE FU

complete. _ FR. RRIERS, 1337 Pree: DR- SOT :

Oil Permanent Complete, $1 [(nternational Beauty School. 229 N. Penn “BABY” HAIRCUT GIVEN

With every 50¢ Drene shampdo and set. International Beauty School, 228 N. Penn.

CHILDREN, adults, nurse's care. Reasonable, Holder, Martinsville, Ind.

ALL kinds roofing; remodeling, repairs; free estimates; gd guaranteed. Prompt

service. CH. 4 SPECIAL Kham 00, = Aga manicure §0¢ - RAINBOW A 215 Century Bldg. AGED-convalescents—Good care, good food.

octor’s FR meResvIon. 2129 N. Meridian. TA-93

to hoard. Country: Write wl » R. 6.

BOSTON “Jerry,” 1-0273.

STRAYED from 93¢ N. Bell Yonowish red Pekingese.

Whit

BULL and brown, Ras child's pet.

® Reward, DR-66!

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LOST-—Pekingese, phy, 8 tomate

OST —Nae SE Xeep Bihan reward for personal 1 papers. Call BE

LOST—Black and tan police d aE _ old, od, viemnity We Westnela Ra. Se. Bom

Help Wanted—Female

WHITE. Boe boo th housework; ls

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fawn colo 3 Re-

icinity noth

HAIR CUT, shampoo. wave, All 8 for 25c. Royal Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

A FOOT treatments. Dr. A. P. HALL,

402 resge Bldg. RI-3198. PERMANENTE

NTS—05c to_$5_ Good work. _ Royal Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

(Alteration Specialists)

ALTERATIONS, indies’ men's garments: clean. repair. press. reline. Reasonable

MEYER O. JACOBS

212-214 B. 16th St. TA-666%

BRON cement, stone, Stucco, boulde AT S, gene Te I's, Caulkng. Fadi LT:8879. ¥

J-AMERICAN |

2035 |

IF URNACES,

PRL] TENSER, pL UREER X

(Floor Refinishing)

FLOORS RE NR LIKE NEW; ESTIHoan Sis IR FREE. WORK GUARAN-

FLOOR sanding, refinishing. Terms if de-CH-T656,

Personal Services

sired at no extra cost.

(Furnace Repairing)

water repairing iven without , LI-7140

steam, hot all kinds. Estimates freely cost, SMOCK HEATING C ( Mattresses)

MATTRESSES, .

pillows, comforts. Sold, renovated. F. BURKLE, 431 Mass. Ave. RI-6695 Since 1886

Mtr. Trucks & Farm Implements

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 3, 1065 W, Wash. LI-3371

(Nurseries)

34th & Lafayette “We Plant

-J, Landscaping. aw ly 2

(Painting)

HOUSE PAINTING—1st class, interior, exterior. Work guaranteed by experienced painters. Payments if desired. BE-35 505.

'DR- 0914 “Painting, Pa berhanging, Int. ext. Expert work. HELM. (Paperhanging) HANGING, interior painting; 1939 sample Guaranteed. Walter Har PAPERHANGING Paper furnished, per room an up: prompt service, 3165. BE-)¢

FPTRRINGNG Cleaning, work guaraneReasonable,

teed; 1939 samples. shown. BARNETT. IR- 077

Paperhane DR-0349 Pepin, ¢ . hang. Bath it. oe or. 3531-W | bt Rens. ROB Brest

(Plumbing)

now No cian

decorations, References. MA- 31 5%. $2.50 RI-

PAPER

cleaning; painting.

FOR

ersonal service on repair work call J. .

. IRWIN, 910 E. 16th. HE-4661 (Printing)

NO. s¢ solicitor to pay means Saving v you 200%. __ RICHARDS, the Printer, 221 Indiana Ave.

. (Radio Repairing) RADIO REPAIRING

Car-—home installation, regaining. estimates, , work guaranteed for ‘Red.

(Rental Service)

King's “Fixture Store” Complete

Rental Service For All Occasions 1611-45 Southeastern Ave A-340

(Roofing)

ALL KINDS roofing; remodeling, ‘Yepairs: free estimates; w ork guaranteed. Prompt _service. CH-4285.

(Schools and Colleges)

MARIAN COLLEGE, 3600 So id Rd. For information, call HA-3

(Tinning and Yoonp)

“MUELLER,” heating and air conditionBo Harry Miley & Son. 1407 S. Belmont. E-40

“(Tree Trimming)

TRIMMING TREES—Removin dan erous trees, 615 Lockerbie. -8201, ILEY _ SHIPLEY

Phone RI-B551 for lowest word rate in the city and quick vesults.

Farms—Suburban

want ad

I HAVE big lots near Madison Ave. at Edgewood, $350 to $700; $10 cash, $5 month; a few higher. ®. M. STACK. HOUSE, RI-1163; eve.,, HU-84 7°ROOM_ house, 10 acres shade. and Ron orchards, near 44th 3rd house west of Rd. North ide.

Ss BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT8—Washing3% RRS 8 down, $5 monch WALY > ashington, 4300.

apoB on do Bi Spring

OAR

WASHNGTON

20 HOM

CH-6204 2619 EB. 12th,

FOR SALE --10-acre farm, beautiful ‘country home in Jefferson County or will trade for Shelbyville property. WALTER HENDRICKSON, R. 1, Madison, Ind.

260 ACRES—6 Mi. E. of Elwood. Paved rd fine figuse, Saag, TA- 3. 3510 N. Penn.

JOHN |

1,-ACRE_and 1-acre lots,

. CASE B-2 Business Property FACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE 50.000 sq, ft, at 12¢; located at W, Washington and Harding Sts. Elevators, railroad switch, sprinklers; truck dock. Call DR-1471,

| MODERN five-room bungalow;

in Harvey addition (Beechwood Ave.) : $5 wn, . $f month: TR-4200. WALTER FOL! LRERTH, _ Fast | Side Agent, 4200 ¥£. Washington Bt. “4 For homes with a small down pay- * ment see ALLISON REALTY ©O.. 140 N. Delaware St. RI-2368. ENGLISH AVE. 1411-13—Five-room modern double; A-1 condition; garage. quire 944 English. Don't disturb fena garage: 1% ‘appointment.

nts.

lots. Re Bhown by

DR-48

NEE 1415; 5-room modern, $1800 Terms. RI-5057.

Tye f

$1 dual cab. and chassis free. man Drive cruisers, outhoards Buy—8ell—Rent. AD RIPELE DOCK, at Park. ]

BOATS 8peed, row, TRADE Seam work for

paper hanging

= PEANGE machines, 1c and car. IR-09

BELL or trade '30 m del A 3 e. 324 W, Georgia, DAUM _¥ EXPR Si

and 5c; Tight

PPLE Tuansparent. 9% bu, _ DUNNLyndhurst and Rockville oy Bring containers.

— Garden, Pla nts

RENT

AL DIREC

i TT

TORY

Rooms Without Board 14

Hotels 16

Housekeeping Rooms 17

next bath; innersprings; good transp.;

_ gentleman; phone. $2.75; RITTER, 146 8. corner room, innersprings; gentleman. TR-7403. = . $3: ILLINOIS, 1628 N.—Olean, east front, Cross ventilation; poster bed; privileges, phone. ARSENAL,

(Irvington) —Large 4 windows;

modern 1-2

N.—Attractive

322 reasonable;

meals optional; : RI-5137 BROADWAY, Ihe rooms, near bath;

805— ‘Walking distance; 2 LI-

reasonable,

Business woman

CENTRAL, 2133, Apt. B— 1-2, reasonable

will share apartment, after 6 Pp. m. g ¥ CENTRAL, 2248 Targe front, 1st nicely furnished; innersprings; able. -0536. : a COMER, 1117— (Across Garfield Park). Front, modern home, good transp. Gentle men. DR-0958-R. DELAWARE, 400 N,, Apt. room, twin beds, 2d floor. tance.

GUILFORD,

floor; reason-

8—Large front Walking dis-

large twin

3606-—-Private home, front room. Extension telephone, beds. 1-2 gentlemen. HA-1425-ILLINOIS, 1132 N.— Comfortable well ventilated, constant hoy RI-2942.

wa.

‘ooms, water,

__ | TOLINOTS 1007, N.— Attractive room, cross

ventilation, lavatory, hot water, refined

adults, garage. & MERIDIAN, 2700 N.—Attractive, constant hot water; cross ventilation; 1-2; private home. HA-2672. ag BLVD. _ 0838—Attractive room, adjoining bath, shower; cross venBn) HA-1887-R. 31ST, 500 E. (off Central) —Attractive cool room; private home; close bath. TA-5803. “Get want ad results in [he Times at lowest word rates in the city, Phone RI-5551 for quick results at low cost.

Rooms With Board 15

$5— COMER, 1205—Twin beds, private en trance. Cross ventilation. Widow's home. DR-0114-R. DELAWARE, N., 618—Clean rooms, private entrance; board optional; age pensioners. ENGLISH, 1302-86 double; $7 sing) stant hot water; three ‘meals. I A-215 GUILFORD, 2305—Real home; Fo aged, pensioners; excellent meals. Nurse's care. HE-2804. : ST. CLAIR, E, 1122—Nice, clean, ¢ool room, innersprings. meals. Men preferred. H-1601. SUTHERLAND, 2640—Very desirable front; excellent meals, Private home. (College car.) 25. WASHINGTON BLVD room, p2oot meals; MW each;

TA-480 WOODRUFF, 717, B. Drive—I cool, front room: Dext bath; Dros mbt Con: tional. WA ROOM, hoard, for school children.

cool; old-

Te; Son-

2814 — Pleasant suitable 2.

Darents “and child or ood references. HE-

® for convalescents. semi-invalids. References. CH-1528.

SUBURBAN WOME meals: $8 week. HU-6125.

‘pensioners. or Good ‘care.

vely room, _f Millersville Road,

Hotels GILBERT HOTEL

All rms. Showers, fans, fireproof, or rates.

Bum-

$3.00—MERIDIAN, 2315 N.—Well furnished, |

$4.50 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL

Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free

MILNER $3.50 WEER

GUEST LAUNDRY _ FREE HOTEL 126 8. ILLINOIS

CAPITOL, 18% | Mayfield

rms., ‘city ht. 17

$3 50_DINE, 614 N.— Upper 2-room apart. ment, clean. Private, after 5 p. m. $3.50; 18 B. NINTH 1 room, light cooking, near bath; good bed, large cloket, 11-602 $5—8TATE, 425 N.—Nice, clean 2-room for nished apt., convenient, utilities; private entrance, ADDISON, N., 23) THREE-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT; GAS, LIGHTS,

“outside wkly.

8. I'rans.,

Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA, N. 1805—Front, 1-room apartment: aio room, kitchenette, adjoining bath. Redecorated. BROADWAY, 1134— Clean, cool lower room; kitchenette, sink; $4, One room, &3. BROADWAY, 1608— Nicely furnished room apartment; sink, utilities; ter. Adults. a BROADWAY, 2545 Large room, Kitchenette, downstairs, FL daire. also large __upstairs room. HE-3854, CENTRAL, 1048—Front 2-room apartment, sink, overstuffed. Ideal location. Adults. Reasonable. DELAWARE, N. 517—Large, ight, cool room; near bath, Reasonable, Walking distance, GALE, 2364 N.—8 nicely furnished; down. stairs; newly ‘decorated; private entrance; bath; adults,

TLINOIS, 1717 N.—Large livingrm,, 6 windows; complete kitchen, built-ins: ay _ decorated; private entrance. TA-3306 ILLINOIS, 2208 N.—2-Room front ADATtment, all or partly furnished. Garage optional, . ILLINOIS, N., apartment, Sumber. Porch. Janitor JEFFERSON, N., enette complete; CH-T0 Jeli : . MARKET, 1322 E.—Room, kitchenette; also large single near bath; utilities; private entrance. MASSACHUSETTS AVE, 703, APT. o— Clean, cool 3-room apartment; utilities, Teas. a w ORIENTAL, N., 20—2 rooms, innersprings, next bath, Frigidaire, hot water. Private entrance. PARK, 208—Tovely furnished; 5 wk., #8 mo. Take trustees or other PINE, N., 730—Neatly Yr “hougekeeping room, next bath. Private entrance.

PROSPECT, 151

1515-3, 4-room _ unfurnished 3p: Modern, utilities; $7, 8 Re

RANDOLPH, N, 416-1 light , housekeeping room downstairs; also To kitchenette downstairs; utile, RURAL, N., 436%; upp er, 2 large rooms, a private ba entrance; adults.

wigan cdl

NISHED, . REASONABLE TR. Bole Shee al rooms, hid Tight,

I hot wa-

P625—2-room lower, front Private entrance.

“D38—Large room, Kitchs also large furn, attie.

3 MODERN, newly papered ER

_ rooms, private entrance; sink

Dundee A pts.

781 E. McCarty ®t op ments, $30 uD, aoe cistodn To 2 ie Carty, Apt, 47, Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments 108 B. Wash, Room 302. LI-5303. “SIMFIELD”

2139 nee c bedroom;

furn. $43.00 a up. BECURITY TRoER CO.

Apartments for Rent

all utilities

RI1-8571, MAYP 221 Fast Ninth St, AT oern effic A apartment. oT refrigeration; $28

Newly decora BANKERS frGer COMPANY, AGENTS,

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice ants. ¢ladlv shown HE-1378. HUGGLER—BROADWAY-10th- Redecorats

ed bedroom apartment; cross-ventilation: utilities; adults, greatly reduced.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

20 Ww Vermont. L1-2439.

COLLEGE, 1824—Upper B-room duplex, HE-382¢, Vr

heat, water, $27.50, LINWOOD, N. Attractive 3 utilities; [oo

37 bath, kitchen furnished; vt

__ adults, $27.50. iF 3x *BrewiNE 18A

MICHIGAN. E., 1525 Re five- room Only 08 Tnland

Furn. Houses—Apts.

CENTRAL, 2133, APT, P il share quiet, cool 2-bedroom apt, HW JEFFERSON, 342 N.—3-room furhished apt; private bath, entrance; utilities,

adults, PARK, 1503—Furnished efficiency Apt.: nh shower: good ventilation. RI-2251,

Business woman oR

cool;

WALCOTT, 220 N.—3 rooms furnished of unfurnished; Sp ae entrance, garage __optional, Li-3 WOODRUFF, 617 E. 3 Fa! RA utilities, garage; Adults

1814 W. WYOMING

Facing Rhodlus park; mod, bungalo®, in good condition; Yara i pay RI-3477,

Bridges & Graves, 243 $15—Bouthport, nice an cotta (Nos mod.) var. gar. others, } PE FOREST LANE, 8017—3-bedrooth brick, air nD: social toom; double garage, 4377,

GUILFORD, 2438—8-room hdw., firs. down; will Necessary 11-8401 2740 GUILFORD, rn. mos wood fl down “0a Sr if necessary.

Houses for Rent

| single; mod; redecorate as

a + Vials ar A ®,

t., will yn