Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1939 — Page 19

"LOCAL DEATHS

Mrs, LeGrande Marvin Mrs. LeGrande Marvin, ‘active in Democratic politics, died: yesterday

ELKHART — i | Survivors: Hus

tate Deaths ANDIRiON-s M. Parson, a Sur-

ARLINGTON—Mrs. Eva a y vivors: Husband, Lowell; Bes, ie. hrs, Edward Hinton; sor "Jose ghters, Mrs. Dallas Earnes Ry gebferel sisters, Mrs. Joseph Bo irley Macy i Mrs. William Howard A. Churc! hd, Howard; daug! Be Sy sisters, Mrs. Inez Cowan

arsh of Elkhart Mrs. Dj¢na kins of Yong, Beach, as and M

Siells i and PE a Ind of Br 3

SVILE—Oscar W. Siecks, 50, grWife, Elsa; son, Carl; father,

vivor:

Surand

ean xs,

EVAN vivors:

at her home, 3228 Central Ave. She Henry

was 51.

Mrs. Martin, a native of Lebanon,|

was an Indianapolis resident for 25 years, She and Mr. Marvin celebrated their silver wedding anniversary last Saturday. She was a former treasurer of the Marion County Democratic Wom-{¥ en’s Club and was chairman of the Fourth Ward: for several years. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and active in affairs of its tions. « A’ daughter, Helen, was to be tmarried to Lawrence Roland Baker Bept. 1 at Tabernacle Presbyterian - Church. Wedding invitations have

‘been recalled and the ceremony will |

be held at the home with only members of the family and ‘a few close friends in attendance. Survivors are her husband; two

daughters, Helen and Esther; her|g

mother, Mrs. Minnie Trips; Indianapolis, and three sisters, Mrs. E. G. Coulson, Kalispell, Mont., Mrs. Esther. Thompson, Albuquerque, N. M,, and Mrs, A. H. Strawmyer, Washfngton. * Puneral services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Friday at Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. Burial will be|& at Greenlawn Cemetery, Frankfort.

Frank B. Nixon

- Funeral arrangements were being made today for Frank B.. Nixon, parking lot operator who .died yesterday at his home, 1620 N. Pennsylvania St. + He was born at Danville, Ill, but had lived here most of his life. He was a member of the I. 0. O. F. and attended the Church of Christ, Scientist. His wife, Myrtle, is the only immediste survivor,

Fred W. Clark

Funeral services for Fred CW. Clark, retired Pennsylvania Railroad engineer who died yesterday at his home, 3910 E. Michigan St, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, Burial will be at Washington Park. Mr. Clark, who was 76, was born at Homer, Ill, but had lived here for 47 years. He retired seven years ago. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Moose Lodge. _ Survivors are his wife, Lida J. Potts Clark; two daughters, Mrs. Goldie Johnston, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Gertrude Parker, Martinsville; two sons, Earl, Indianapolis, and Harold, Camby; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Anthony Cardinal

Funeral arrangements were being made today for Anthony Cardinal, who died yesterday at the home of his grandson, Kenneth Cardinal, - 823 Edison Ave. He was 82. Mr. Cardinal, a former resident of Vincennes, had lived here five years. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Mark Pickering, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Julia Senderman, Vincennes; two grandsons, Kenneth and James, Indiana

iso of polis; and. a grand= ughter, Berdette Adkins, Los Angel es.

’ . 1 > . Oliver L. Durflinger ~ Puneral services for Oliver L. Durfliinger who died Monday at his home, 410 W. 46th St. will be held at 2 p. m. at the G. H. Herrmann Puneral Home. Burial will be at Orown Hill, -Mr. Durflinger was 8 native of Noblesville, but had lived here most of his life. He was a contractar and builder for more than 60 years. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. E. J. Schmoll, with whom ~ he made his home; two sons, Wil-| ————— liam and Robert, both of Indianapolis; 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Ernest L. Lory

Funeral services for Ernest L. Rory, New York landscape gardener who died here yesterday, will he gonducted at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. The Rev. Joseph N. Green of the E. 10th Street Methodist Church will officiate, and burial will be at Vernon, Ind. © Mr. Lory, 55, came here Irom New Work three weeks ago to live with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Eugene C. Thompson, 3242 Graceland Ave, He had been ill for several months. He - was a native of Georgia and had worked as a gardener in Cuba for 15 years before moving to New York.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. |

Ada H. Lory.

PASTOR’S SON FACES

. CHARGE OF INSANITY|

' COLUMBIA CITY, Ind. Aug. 33

(U. P,)—Kenneth B. McCoy, one-|:

time United Brethren minister, today faced insanity charges after his arrest by Sheriff John Ballard of ‘Whitley County and State Detective Ed Rose. Last Friday McCoy filed a $10,000 damage suit against his father, the Reév. Noah McCoy of North Manchester, charging him with slander. In the suit, McCoy accused his

father of circulating remarks to the|'

effect that he was abdicted to the use of narcotics and was an insane|

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FT. WAYNE_Goeor Sorg. Survivors: Brothers, Henry Bis, Tos eph. GARY-Dr. Oliver S. Olson, 55. Andrew Evans, 62. Antoni Kurowski, 44. KOKOMO—Joseph P. Vandenbosch, 62. Survivors: Wife, Leona; Jaughterj Fapline and Mrs. Helen merling; aa) aubten Madonna Louise; blot hate ymo; gus; sisters, Mrs. y DeBrusseles and Aleds Barth iil J. Freeman. Bd A. . Freeman; e Reck, Mrs. Curtis Xe on; brother. ah Tho! sisters rs. Agnes Maxedon and Enza

MID TOWN—Stafford F. Jones. 176. SLT, ife; {aughters, Mrs. Elena Hacker and Mrs. Gladys Seid; son, Earl. NEW CASTLE—Luther M. Anderson, 78. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Louvina anderson; son, Carl; daughter, Mrs. Elva Coon. Louis. Sur-

OLDEN NBURG Sister Mary vivors: Brothers, and Charles ernert. RICHMOND—MTrs. Sarah J. hate, vivor: Brother, Howard Jone Mrs, Effie May Lamb, 35. . Survivor: Brother. Todd Reed. RUSHVILLE Mrs. Ina Elta Standiford: hters, Miss Myrtle Standitha 2a najterd, and Mrs. bg sisters, 2 ith Manville, Stricker, Mrs. Carney Hicks, rtis Newsome; brother, Cassin

Sur-

SHELBYVILLE—Mrs, Eugenia Dunlap Cory, 81. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs, Har arry Sorden; sister, Mrs. Sadie Kamp. Sur-

YORKT OWN-Jofih yinghng, Br a rner

vivors: Daugh Mrs. Lou ay Wable, Mrs. Ned Alb bert

and Mrs. Clarence Wable; sons, John and Carl Yingling.

INQUIRY IN ROBBERY 1S TAKEN TO CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Aug. 23 (U. P.).—Investigation of the story of Harry S. Fisher, 53, Indiana metal refiner, that he was robbed Monday night of $10,000 in cash by two men and a “drug-crazed blond” near Belvidere, Ill, turned to Chicago today. Sheriff Perry Bennett of Boone County (Belvidere) planned to visit] ge Chicago with Fisher today to investigate, the Sheriff said, “a new|n angle.” He had held Fisher in the Winnebago! County jail .at Rockford, Ill, since early Tuesday but released him late last night when Fisher promised to come to Chicago and submit to further questioning. Sheriff Bennett said he would hold Fisher’s automobile for the present. Fisher is president of the Fisher Metal Refining Co. of Valparaiso, Ind. When Sheriff- Bennett returned to Belvidere last night he said he had learned that Fisher had withdrawn $7000 from the Valparaiso State Bank early Monday land had obtained $3000 from his wife, LAWRENCE REPEATS FAIR LAWRENCE, Ind. Aug. 23.—The annual Lawrence Fair and Fish Fry, rained out last week-end, is to be

held Friday and Saturday nights, officials announced today.

NEW CLUB MEETS FRIDAY The newly organized Townsend Club 54 will meet at 8 p. m. Friday at 866 S. Galdstone Ave. to further organization plans. Earle Keithley

is president.

110 Upstate Cities, State Highway Commission Meet Tomorrow.

The possibility of converting Road 31 between Rochester and South Bend into a divided four-lane super-highway will be discussed at d|a meeting of representatives of 10 northern Indiana cities with the State Highway Commission at Plymouth tomorrow night. : The meeting was arranged by Frank Southworth and George F. Stevens of the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce.

Seek Military Highway

Municipalities to be represented include Plymouth, South Bend, Rochester, Argos, Lapaz, Lakeville, Sulvets Bremen, Bourbon and Fuln. The proposal, according to Todd Stoops, Hoosier Motor Club secre-tary-manager, is in line with an objective of the Lakes-to-Gulf Superhighway Association. Ie seeks to modernize Road 31 and connecting routes to establish a military supernighway from Michigan to Florida.

Vote to Name Directors

The association at a recent meeting voted to elect a board of directors of good roads proponents from key cities alongthe route in Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida. The .directorate proposal was made by John

‘N. Hunter, president, and G. Fred|.

Wiedman, road committee chairman, of the South Bend Association of Commerce.

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“after case of long-stand- good. “I finally started on Retonga and|

I only regret that I did not have it years ago. It’ began helping me from the first dose and in four weeks I did not have a sign of indigestion, pain, or any other trouble left. I eat, sleep and feel like a brand new woman and have already regained ‘six pounds. I ‘hope this statement helps others in my fore mer miserable condition to regain their health through Retonga like I have.” : Such grateful praise leaves no doubt of Retonga’s extraordinary upbuilding power. The Retonga representative at Hook's Dependable Drug Store, 8. E. corner Illinois and Washington Sts., is explaining this famous medicine to scores

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§ ¥ DIES AT GREENWOOD

Times Special GREENWOOD, Ind, Aug. 23.— James Alfred Johnson, founder of

‘| the First National Bank of Green-

wood, died today of a heart attack after an illness of eight years. He was 68. Born here, Mr. Johnson attended DePauw University and founded the First National Bank in 1893. He was cashier and chief stockholder of the bank until his retirement because of ill health in 1931. He was a member of the Greenwood Baptist Church and is sur-

SLEEPING SICKNESS VICTIM HOLDS OWN

His illness diagnosed by specialists as sleeping sickness, 4-year-old Barry Lee Williams remained in critical condition at City Hospital 1o8sy. Physicians, however, expect him to recover. Doctors said the disease is “not common nor is it rare.” They said similar cases are reported “now and then” and that there was an epidemic of the disease in 19307

The boy was stricken last Friday night at his home, 2810 N. Denny St. Artificial respiration was administered at home for an hour and he was kept in an iron lung at the hospital for two hours.

Deathse~Funerals Indianapolis Times, Wednes., Aug. 23, 1939

BALDWIN—Sarah Jane, age 67, wife of | 5 Frank, mother of Luther, Les and |& Earl Baldwin, passed away Tue. Funeral Friday, 2: m., at the Carmel Friends Chiireh, urial Carmel Cemetery. may call at Lester Baldwin’'s Be 54 W. Morris St., after noon Wednesday. FARLEY SERVICE.

BASEY—Lois is Qaim, fant daughter of

age 4 months, inand S Mr Robert A. at residence

Service Crows Hi Bunial Crown PEACE CHAPEL in Hanne

CLARK—Fred W. of 3910 E. Michigan, entered into rest Tuesday age husband of Lida Clark, fat Gertrude Parker of agtinevine

(deceased) ; Barl Clark of ta B. Clark and Mrs. Net Hen yanalstne w: Walla Walla, Was! Cla of San 2 Cal. i ld Thur day, Lop m HARRY W. MOORE PEACE cH EL.’ Burial Washington Park Cemetery.

DIGGINS—Anna Gertrude, age, 5 ears, wife of Maurice, mother of Emmet and sister of ae. Mary RatSet a Funes) ORGE Wash-

nilip” Ne Ne; 3

ho t.; Oivureh. Friends’ FS Buri Cross Cenietery.

DU GAN anna. 2 mother of

ved ite of Sormelus,

PAH d away at residence, aN Glad Bll Ave. Liends may call RA. ire 23% N

Meridian St. Funeral Thursday, Avg 24, 8:15 funeral home; a. at Flower Church. Burial oa tery. Little Flower Social Club TI Theet for prayer Wednesday evening, 8 p. m.

DURFLINGER—Oliver L., beloved father of William and Robert L. Durflinger, Mrs. E. J. Schmoll, Jasted aw away Mon nday

Funeral Thursday, HERRMAN! HOME 806 8. Fast St. Friends Fr Burial Crown

GAUDIA - Frederico Joa ikonels passed awas Monday, Au aE cés at the NNER HANAN MORTUARY Wednesday, % & m. Friends invited. Cre-

HUTCHINSON—Mary E. Be beloved mother of Mrs. Libbie W teen Mrs. Emma Browne. Mrs. eY . Bel Lindeman and Mrs. L

neral Frida BY wood Christian Church.

Buri Bu. al

Friends fey call at residenc m. Wednesday. SHIRLEY

HKELLER—Nellie (Banta), beloved wife of D. W. Keller mother of taiph. ut and a n

ft after VICE.

tricia Keller, 2ls. (Ralph uth "Rileen), sister of Mrs, ulholland, iph, Melvin and Leland Banta, passed ay aftérnoon in Columbus, s may call at DORSEY FU- ) 3 ® 2s ork 8t., "uneéral 2

rsda home, Bur a1 Riemoria A

-any time the funeral

LORY—Ernest L. beloved husband of Ada

Broth er-in-law of Mrs.

Holé Lory and b Thompson, passed away Tues-

Eugene C. Mmpso: day morning. Services at the Re Invttad AB oy Joaal: Td Thursday about 1 p. em

MAR RYN Rlorenge Bivens 8 51, beloved wife of LeGrands Marvin n, mother of Helen and Esther Marvin and daughter f Mrs. Minnie Tips, sister of Mrs. ££ Coulson, awmyer 5 ner ed sway Ti Mos. a Funeral Friday. ok USS. BROS. C HAPEL, inois rial Green ort, Lh Friends ny time,

ds inv Lawn Cemetery. Fran may call at the chape

s. Ruby Stewart, 712 W. bsiove a ifs of Jeaac Atiler ar wart: sister of Me ohn

MILLER—Mr: Yor!

T other A Martha Ann ok Siti y.. Au Funeral Thursday, 2 Te SHIREY on: Burial Floral Hare Et, Hinols at call at the chapel any time. may

NIXON — Frank B., beloved hus Myrtle Nixon, late residence Sano. Pennsylvania Ste yBavied 2 a Taneday.

yners] Frida TO LEY BROS. CHAPEL, Ilinofs at 10th, Burial Crown Hill. Friend : eal] at the chapel after 6 p. m. We ednes.

ay.

VENN_Miss Marguerite of argaret nn, siste ydia Venn Ba from iP ional #593: Beal Crasday Hill, F the Peston wR riends may call at

WAGENE]

er of d

Willig, Mrs. ristina Roti

73, loved father of A and San

innie passed away Tuesda Sven Be reter, vangelical

oe, Bh, Priends’ ‘niteq Buria Gan Day oan = the Tome. i , any tim MA EVE CE. ime. GH

WHEELER—Erma

of Mr Opal age 2, daugh

MR nderso Jenkins, She idon. i and corr: Sianddanghter of Mrs. Josephine Wheeler of O., passed away aiaey. Tahsin 0 gts 1inais at 10th. Burial Memorial Park. Frie may call at the chapel any time. nds

ter

Card of Thanks 2

NORMAN—We wish to ex ress our sine thanks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors he were 80 kind to us during our recent bereavement and | pen also ‘for the beautiful floral offerings. Especially we thank v. Schultz.—MR. and . THOMAS NORMAN and SONS.

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1505 8. EAST

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Florists & Monuments 6

Delaware Flower iis

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Lost and Found

161

Ty.

KEEP MONEY, return blue leather purse and contents. Lost Tuesday night. 2530 | NEW

LOST—Extra large, man's cameo ring S30 men’s restroom. Reward.

LOST—2 cats, 1 short-haired black, 1 gra Persian, females. Reward. Li-de y

LOST—Man's Benrus i Fateh: grounds. Reward. IR-88

LOST--Jeweléd Delta oe anchor shape; reward; BR-38

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Help Wanted—Female

SILK SPOTTER

WORLEY-BAUDER CLEANERS, INC. 2835 Northwestern TA-0199

NT who wishes to : evening a ‘and household duties mornings, ven for room _ and an salary. Times, Box . lete Beant course in exchan ht duties” B BEAUTY ACAD:

401 LL, Bldg.

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RELIABLE MAN wanted to handle estan lished Watkins route. ings $25 Baek, We train you. Apply 135 W. 16th

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(Restaurants)

'S LUNCH. O. White, 110 W. Ohio. 308 plate 1qaeh 35¢; chicken dine

ners, S5c. (Tree Surgery)

FORD TREE SERVICE. Purdue hy un and formula used. Castleto

W. pa 3

mes Want Ads Lowest

Farms Suuurvan

ABOUT 5

te in City.

20 |

miles

goed anc Hire improved: m Mopument. Price low.

FAY Hal 5 Be m. ny 0999-R.

A Ba ii: 0A Rr 2 ba:

E nes RAS modern. Ideal home.

6-rm. Circulating fireplace. Dry basement. Sunday. 20 oe oe & BE0130. YETTE CO.— A. livestock farm fair bidgs. Brice. $800. Terms. J Of CASE, 3510 N. Penn.

7} oma pr. hr were : 8, WRER SELLING. EQUITY.

1 T ACRES; cor rner Hunter and State Road 52 east. Baer Folkerth East Side Agency, 4200 BE. Washington. IR-4200.

BR JEASE in Rolling Ri Be Allle Dedrom uel: ar

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Moving & Storage 24 RAGE CORP.

HOGAN TRANSFER & STO! eR ackin -Demothing. STORAGE FOR FINE Van Service to All 48 States

{Agents MA WER 863 Massachusctts Ave. RI-3396. ESTABLISHED 189 « Transfer

and: Storage, nekin Ue pin . ver. lang Hauling, TH Night phone CH-

Business Property

FACTORY SPACE FOR Tafiioad, Sv Swite es,

-0999-R. Aft

Houses and Lots 25 EASTERN AVES 3 940 — Sleeping

place, oak Pons and, Shim ul biienel 245 Ki. b LAW ARE RI-347

ves.,

USEKEEPER; capable full Charge; exHo references: son, RUTH M , 619 E. North, I enrE.

pil, day work, laundry references. HA-3078-R

RELIABLE Colored to take home; A-

63.125 subscribers everv day fin Marion County lone to read vour want ad Its: at owest word rate | RE

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Jobs Wanted—Male 11

EXPERIENCE) “Shipping clerk, 12 years with wants Position ith - chance fos advancement; 2 Jat ege, 1 year business co lege, Wi willing | te eave city. No offer refused

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Times, Box Schools & Instructions

lace on farm. to work.

TERM OPENING Aug. 28 to Sépt Call at the go any Pusiness day ” information. A competent will be happy to counsel with you regarding your school plans. Or, we shall to send you bulletin upon request. Architects s Buitders Bldg. LI-8337. WOMEN, enroll now, big money in 3 Fare refunded, work for d., E-Z terms. Pack suftcase. come now Royal Beauty Acad. 401 Rsvit. Bldg.

Special Announcements 12B

PEGGY ANN BEAUTY SHOP, 2809 Wash. CH-5819. Permanents, $2.50, $6. “Evening appointments.”

EESE'S BARBER SH 108 E. 13th 8 OF nr.008s

SHORE COUNTRY CLUB DR-0417

LAKE 4105 Carson

62,125 subscribers every day In Marion unty alohe_ to Tead vour want ad e Times. Resu

n est word rate the city. Phone} Ril. sss, oer

For on and

Personal Services ORT 5; ERAT Ek & Co.

TRUSSES . 5s a

OIL PERMANENT. $2.00

two for $3.00, pap ASAD, °F 215 Century Bldg.

NOT be responsible fos debts

et 3 15.01 Othe te (PAT)

WEISSMAN MOTORS Studebaker Distributor J

dian Phone—Day, L1-3511 Night, cma

FA ETH ired, Plates made. AL AY nF Dents] 1 Wo rk. Complete Br

- Pennsylval Am Rey service, 38 bo. TENT: Haircut, Drene é shampoo and 40c International Beauty School, 220" %. Penn.

Re 122 W.

Mkt., is now located IY rk. HU-

7526. Open evenings. Oil Permanent Complete, $1 Lia ne pee ho. N. te

HAIR sham Roval B Beauty

(Alteration A ceinliste)

ALTERATIONS, ladies’ men’s garments;

clean, repair, press, reline. Reasonable.

MEYER O. JACOBS

212-214 E. 16th St. TA-8867. (Auto Glass) UTO GLASS replacements. Where to get it replaced. day or night. sipee,, 99 3: Fldey dow Flags; d desk table tc top! UTO GLASS CO Ny LI-4077.

(Beauty Shops)

all's Bava Beauty Abed, “Mor Hoossveit ‘Bid. (Cement Contractors) ; pRreost:

Ps 55 n South-

HENRY GQ GLESING, cement: floors, ps, walks, riveways: reds.

(Contractors) remodeling, cement

nar din rea--1081. 1086 3.

ROOFIN siding, work, RE sonable terms

ler, oniaing Botting & General)

4050 N. Capitol Ave.

n ng in the construction

EDW. HU. 123s. Anyt (Crushed Stone—Cinders) CRUSHED STONE, cinders, top soil. sand, gravel, riod, general hauling: reasonable. RI-566 Fl Refinishing)

FLOOR sanding, refinishing. Terms if desired = Tho. Satis cost. i-1656.

(Furnace Repairing)

Jeanad, Shere ens Vic! or guess. |, "paces iL ORT X00. Tiaste.

(caragen

HENRY HOW. PIERCE, 2529 Wood, CH-2271. aD garage: used auto parts.

(Mattresses) Temes, Th IR Jo e. RI-6605, Since E886. (Music Teaching) FRANCIS H

TOPMILLER. 850 N. IIL RI-7875. Piano less ns given. (Paper Companies

Oo Jor eV! a and Sept. £1000. or our HT atent nt RARE ads, $3.49 5 “500 printed envelopes.

: (Paperhanging) ; OD Ca ia (Plumbing, Heating) BEINBURG BROS. (Poultry)

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' Pp FOUNTAIN ARE ULTRY MKT. |PRIVA’ 029 Virgnls Are Daves. p ; - vered free, ee Poulryl «0

1126 8S. RANDOLPH—Six-room modern, $2350, $250 down, balandé terms. Also gr) | other houses like new. 10% down pay. | ment, 1 Mr. Bouslog. 212 N. Delaware

JUST ary $250 § rooms down, 2 u ung. ype ype. On W. 30th, near State PRoad 3% Shade, fruit,

Jhrubber , garage, jeans ortation, srrCIms. y AE OODE ODE. -3092. a 13 acre corner lot. so Eas Fo SESS Se, er ouse, needs repair argain, rms HUDELSON. CH-63

3511 N. a a mod. bung. on well landsca) ed ot. Country Jofie In in city. £2 cash all

Real Cari, 35 TAS with JACK C. C MA-2523.

WE ARE L TED on le West 8ide and have ve properties from 2 r S$ up on easy e us for on uture home. 08. W. Michigan. McTARSNEY & BROWN. BE-3609. 8100 NORWALDO—5-rm. mod. bung., sidegar., yard, fence octal paren. LHL painted. Mr. CLARK AGENCY, LI- Nosh

BUNGALOW — Five pode Kelly. Co ompletely remodeled. ~Buntcin featur s. New furnace. Sale price $3750. LI-5449 ‘days. MR. MEDIAS.

GOODLET, 1638 N. modern ‘bungalow; owner; reasonable.

CLOSE TO GARFIELD PARK-—Attractive S5-room modern. Fenced yard; garage. 1133 E. Southérn. Owner. ~IR-5251.

834 N. DEARBORN—Five large rooms, reconditioned, under $5000: good location; vacant; terms.

1441 REISNER—Four rooms; inside toilet: Doar Webster School: $1500. OMER 8 HITEMAN. Atty. CH-4832, IR-7809,

{3200 West) —6-room ardwood; built-ins;

ae OF 38TH ST.-—Five-room onadern,

HU-

homes, all locations. Some buys. Approved Hroker.

$2600. Name your terms. HOLC

COLORED 3544 E. Orange, 2 squares south of 00 Prospect, 3-room bung.. just like gar., 2 large lots, $1150. Terms. CH- 0899.

TR £555.

J Join R. WELCH & SONS.

‘|Outboards Be. 3737 Boats

safe method. Demand sn abstract af le. Have # examined by your -Union Title Company 185 BE. MARKET ST. Onion Title Bidg. rym

“Com He r retandtite: J érn > bungalow. harawoo

ficken ca nets. srise ran tre oy, pam 158 pt. “Mr Soyer. he

2703 N. CHESTER Rooms, bath furnace Saatoceisnt

4 J condition, garage, ne e lo on $20 my garag Ig JOHN R. WELCH & SONS LI-342¢ MODERN DO ES- t fl SHS OUBL ves tments Ln 80 ft. Rn Sale price Bd a LI-5449 days. 1220 FLETCHER AVE. furnace, garage, good $2250; $250 cash, $20

LI-3424

"6 BLOCKS TO BUTLER

3917 N. Clarendon rd. (700 W.): 5-room fod. bungalow; garage, trees and flowers; $350 down, bal. like rent. Mr. er tl nl 138 k Del. MA-1429.

wane, ad results in The Tim

Faten in the city. LoeR}, Foro, Tor auIor resuite ay lon

bath, CORI “price,

at Phone

CORNER LOCATION—3-APT. DUPLEX THY a Jouad investment, good monthComple ete! reconditioned; 1000 Eau sacrific 8 os to close estate.

WEISSMAN. N. Meridian. Real Estate for Trade 26

2%» ACRES. 5-room house East, for 4 or 5room house West. ¢ NEY & BROWN. BE-3609. 2608 W. Michigan.

ATTRACTIVE four-bedroom home, east. For sale or trade for farm. RI-0540.

Real | ‘Estate Wanted 271

WwW y Well located doubles. Call 5511.

WANT to sell your farm? Call TA-4236. JOHN D. CAS 510 N. Penn., B-2.

lots or old trade for new

Real Estate Loans

NO Commissions or Charge for Application|®

More rapid service, lower costs and more conveniences are YO SY sing our new plan of home financi

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Business Opportunities 29

RESTAURANT and Sonisclionely, good location, seat, wir) busi! ix payment 1 Ry cash or trade considered. Box 412 9% Times.

OWNER SACRIFICING — Well equipped glocery. meats. Corner, modern store oom. Redecoratéed. Ideal business section. CH-3244. 3029 E. 10th St.

ONLY hardware store a Alun, Must be sold to settle estate. NE RYAN, administrator. Zionaciile ion

Swaps 31

3708 W. 16th. $1

Buy, rent, sell. HOWARD RIAN trade or sell for $12. per week. LI-1743.

'85 V-8 FORD what? 2237

ark. HE-4015.

Farm, Garden, Plants : 33

Get wavt aa results in The Times at lowest word rates in the city. Fbo ne

Won acquiring property follow the :

| Linoleum, Paints

: SIDING Real Estate Investments 25A °

anel truck; for: cash or DIN

Wholesale Prices at Retail, $15,000 Stock

Large eto} hp

NEE

Rentals. Sod j BL INDIANA SE Nag Southesstern : MA-3491

Complete, Modern. BRAND NEW

BEDROOM OUTFIT | rao 5 S 2 is i shg fergie Hii

$5 eh Ly t% pA ‘ Vanity Meridian Mart, Inc. 428 N. Meridian St. Open Eves.

j Unclaimed Freight Station

BOAR YO) ; 912 squares INSULA $80 Jel Lhe, d%e tor 9

001% i he RONG. 8 TOMER; squar

cabinet-t under ca sell | {i

15%

e ca net. for $34.50 w is SHIRLEY CLEAN LI

MARION MATERIAL co a NORTRY BRD

Schick us Rem yr RE rE ‘on al sleginie in your old razor. EXCH,, 641 II. Biz. Lf Overalls and Jackets, 19¢ All To gloves and mitts... .106

1] sweat shirts. auliss. while they dast oF 21650 N. Bente Ave.

SIVESID Edin 2000 enarascs ua

CS on

COMPLETE STOCK or new snd used lume ber and byllaing materialy at greatest savings in Jidian na a 1320 Kentucky Dy Os. 1100 SPECI AL 5 Another Halen, - $9 85 ot Sn Russ Farm & Home pa oh .“ All | Kinds of v8 itr a"3o RE pirniture~ Transtel tora ny Madison oth * P.M. MALL Jaeger - concrete rip-ssw; 4-in, joinfer; 2 h. or, 5 shaper; mortiser; steel sedffold: tools. 2237 Park. HE-4918.

pracE 76 suv LUMBER ®V™"3 PAY

0. G. MOORE & CO. Sutherland Ave. & Monon R. R. les,

OUTBOARDS; NEPT torpdk boards 0g rent. E OUTBOAND MORE SALES BR-0133. 9x12 Rugs. Your choice of Term

several. S. TOWN MARKET INC.

2169-W. gaB’ used zas, range popcelai $10,680 BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Il. Open Sh Roaches; iy agily k Bed Bugs Eibiiisielrts) ugk

Cabinet Electric, only $34 SINGER CO., 126 W. WASH. RI-9718. Ch 4s range re-owied, fine » ondion— Terms. $1 wk $ | 9.60 BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 2 n. ‘Opén Eves. $19.50

Desk and 2a Combinstien. 344 B. Wash.

Terms Jy TOWN M ¢ MAR TRE.

ING room suite, oak, walnut finish, 9-pi 1so Colorado Alsbgsté t Splece; also Colorado AI Soh.

DINING suite, 8-piece walnut; 73-inch buffet: walnut oecasional 't table; lawn

mower; 3242 Par $30.60 60

Frigi. 5 cu. ft. used refrig.;

Cornell.

$6.95 344 3. Wash.

Ta RI-5851 for quick results at low cos

Rooms Without Board 14

PEACHES $1 Per Bu. Please bring cofitainers. MICKEY’S FRUIT MARKET, 4400 E. 10th.

Rooms With Board 15

good cond. Terms $1 wk. BLOCK’S WHSE., 424 N. Il.

RENTAL DIRECTORY

Apartments for Rent 18

83. is "26 E. 11TH. —Lovely Jey 1X fu: Djture. al ianeripring mattresses. ALAB Ns Apt. Lovin rn room and fiving room. Cross ventilation. Private family.

BRO OADWAY, 1240—Apt. 6; newly Sus le £4. if os set: shéwer bath; .

able 1 AD a AA innersprin 18% a0 _ gentleman preferred.

CARROLLTON, _ 3335—Attractive 00 ol front; twin Bsr constant hot wa reasonable, 492

Central 2222 $3.50 Up CENTRAL, I optional; gentleman. HU-5481.

COLLEGE, 3424 -Atiractive rooms, next bi ahs tent Resi Sonsiant hot water.

ason | GoLLEG 484

Cross Brivil eges;

Just opened, Newly decorited inside and out. ro)

furnit ares ote Beautifully furnished. Maj SOIVICH: our choice while they last. :

4421—Pleasant, private home; hot water; garage;

Loi ® emeon, bath; Pars at Shoe Si HOYT AVE. 1541—Nicel iis room, dex bath. Private home. man. pr ILLINOIS. 816 ousekeeping and Jaap. ing rooms: hoy water, $3 and u hon IRVINGTON—Room; Sh home. Mel farame, optional. Reasonable. 5313 Eng-

LAYMA nished, cross ont hot water; real h MERIDIAN, 2185 Ey furnished Tm. “suitable 1-2: bath, shuwer, city heat HE-2054. MORRIS' 961 E.—Modern siee private ona, near _ ¥ountaia __reasonable PE R-3

tle-

iauon, innersprirgs,

ing room; Square:

NEW JERS EY, Room next bath: Viking anv: Nom] oN an

ORANGE, 302—Attractive front room; private entrance; suitable for 2. LI-5836. PARK, coms: Heat, SB 2 lovely separate rooms: gentlemen preferred. LI-6662, PARK, Ea ed front room; close bath; croas ventilation. reasonable: HE- -2400° 1049—Attractive nicely furnished,

PARK, per be bath, suitable 1-2; very reasonable.

Bp . 53 N. (Irvington) —Large front, private 1% idl ventilation, garage

WOODRUFF. 7 a W. room, 6 wie ona ner rng Dicey lady; reasonable 4. ODRUFF PLA 856 W. Drive—Nicely Cornished front room: good bed: reason. able; phone. 31ST. 660 E. (off College) —Near bath: large closets. redecorated. steam heat NO! ORTH Large front room, well ventilated, bath, inne RISPHIR a excel:

lent transho aorta tio. &b or von ST Er WANT a lovely room, feel at co enial family, CH-5399; inoverstuffed; adjoining bath:

Ma ower. DA mabin: _ Drive. Wo Re gin a NICE ROOM in North side ome for _employed young man. TA 4463 NI Y furnished slee seping [Sloe in; reasonable. 805 Broa "E003 186

Rooms With Board e, y front room. Three

COLLGE, 234314 Findows; innerspr: age. Single or

iipox, JDoud;. im fe CRY Tron veom: tiemen £4.51

to room

x Mn board. vos a ian home. Goo. food.

FEW JERSEY N. BIC] ant maths CA

ERSEY, 2334, N. cA home: phone: Meals optional.

ied:

Home cooking,

‘Single; double. ip

near |-

bed- | ADDISON, rnished apartment. Hath: Lights and Sora pd. | $8—810%

N. 316 (Trvington) — Nicely fur- |B

DRIVE <Com{ortable Oo.

closets, tw. eal oNE 1-2 men. ew W. |W.

Lttractiye front A nond: excel: |:

WASHINGTON BLVD.. 281 JiFhare lovely room with gentleman. TA 439

Hotels $4.00

Gilbert Hotel

and u i. ns, have priv. showers. Weekly 250 8 * Rievidian,

MILNER 3. 50 HOTEL GUEST LAUNDRY

126 S. Ree EE Hoosier Hotel

Outside rms.. baths. gho owers al" room To0ms. Clean, comfortable, $3.

0 up,

Housekeeping Rooms

3.50; LINDEN, 1205—Large front room, downstairs; private entrance; utilities; adults. LI-9403

$4 UP: unusual furnished partments Clean. | innersprings, sink, porches. en

1104

229—3-room

Private entrance

BEVILLE, 829 N.—4 rooms, 2 bedrooins, next bath; adults; also sleeping room. BROADWAY, 1003—2-room apartment; 1 Ll pen College car. 1608 — Attractivé one-room A ay Constant hot: water, .phone, adults; rama CAPITOL, N., 734¢— floor. All utliities,

COLLEGE, 1336-—Lovel, meni: 44 sink: also small kitchenette apart-

COMER AT 'win beds: thr ot water; widow's home; $8.- 4 DELAWAI 517—Large,

RE, N., Yoo private path; En §. Modern front;

ing dista. ND A 21 everythin ANTRisheds aad EIGHLAND PLACE, 943—3, 3 un sent, art

HIGHLA kitchenette. Care urtacs;

Adults. Parking space. front 2-rm. apart-

meals; eR ight, cool + walk-

CHU S 703—Apt. gcléan bedroom an kitchen; hot Pater, Bath, ‘utilities. NEW. JERSEY, N., 1707—Bedroom apartment; Fri idairet private entrance; hot wee

water; $17. NORTHWESTERN, 3131 — 2 rooms, nicely [ned Jax all utilities. TAC3139, 20—Attractive 2 rooms, i. hs Nirigidaire, private entran PARK 120—3-room apartment; Mared: electrolux: utilities; adults Joana P. 33—$4 50; Its oii adults on P.

it tg _able; adults. UNION, 1310—3-room ment, modern; OA trance; Roast airs. UNION, 1409-—2 front rooms; entrance; utilities; $5.75. LI-6207. ast of Pennsylvania,

E., 112 en, complete, nicely

overrefined

newly decorated; imutilities; earage;

1945 N.—3 rooms, newly LA bath, Frigidaire: reason.

furnished apartbath and en-

Jide

2 Jo =very desirable 2 Was t rooms; everyth R furnished: : private entrance: EE 10TH., 318 E.—La room, Eiichenetis, SSinette, private s entrance. sink; also Single room.

Housekeeping Rooms 17

‘DUNDEEAPTS.

LS E. sqicCasty St Ricleney apartHey Apt, Bn 5 HE

Millikan Apartments

408 BE. Michigan Se 2 ms, all utilied to $30.00. hate ou ‘RI-6571.

a |

APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU

ALNUT, large room: & wi hed:

17 21ST

Large front room; 1st|MABEL St. :

#1 snk. a

HAVERFORD, 6101 modern; garage. unfurn!

— 1322 CARROLLTON a Shared nh Ar Hg dest. vata EME GENERAL APARTVENTS, I INC. L1-2439.

|29 WwW. Vermont.

$32. 18500 NORTH--Unususal utiliti aid. Othérs. WH

To d CX Vik aa oh

Goo 1286. Four-foom Shey ment; Nor ture shad custodian or LI-764

N. P range, ivor es

$32.50. TA-3131.

Furn. Houses—Apts.

4.50; TECUMSEH. 104 foBedsogm. S40 i redecorated, Io utlities; E. 10th trolley.

N. armen Loot esliciensy apartments. = LI~ appreciate.

ALABAMA, 1516 N.—2 Large room a

Tt Adil Frigidaire, innersprings, utilities.

102 DSTONE—S52 ioSly LAD Sxcelient Sn per month. fut own by appoint “i :

Co a

ment.

2024— (Fourth street “Suelby) ‘5-room bungalow; PARK. 2331 —Three 2 IOI} A and bath: Ae refrigerati 49

lace

PROSPECT, LT ttrac tive 3.rm. Fg bath ore

stuffed;

Br )

adults; pA rences , 136° W.—1 1 Modern, pprivate: Be ark Reasonab, THREE-ROOM apartment, ri all utilities an frigida dare. ale a hat near Sollege ¢ ar: Ie tional. after 4:30 p

MP 5 eons se 25 adults; references: + appointment. IR-107

Phone RI-5%51 = ooo want “ad

word rate in ie eity snd auick results. Houses for Rent 19

UINCY, 320—5- Th i $ arage. Storm windows.

10; repaper he

a Lu

EY, 3352 ern 0 home. 43.50. A = -8863.

Vo a garage : 11-8401 «@ Va

‘George

Fa . \ “ieni-motérn, Water Vi. Groen $1

Choice apts, giadly shown, | RE

OGitaee eit reccud id pred,