Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1939 — Page 15

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DIES REQUESTS "YEAR EXTENSION OF COMMITTEE

Asks ‘Ample Appropriation’|

To Carry On Work of Investigation.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17 (U. P.).— The Dies Committee placed before the House leadership today a formal request for a one-year extension of its investigation of un-American activities and the appropriation of additional “ample furids” to carry on the work. The resolution urging constinuation off the Committee’s activities was adopted during an executive session late yesterday, attended by four of the Committe’s seven members—Chairman Martin -Dies (D. Tex.) and Reps. Jerry Voorhis (D. Cal), Joe Starnes (D. Cal.) and Joseph E. Casey (D. Mass). Reps. J. Parnell Thomas (R. N. J.), Noah Mason (R. Ill) and John J. Dempsey (D. N. M.) were absent. The Committee was established by a spegial House resolution early in 1938, and given $25,000. Last February, its life was extended until Jan. 3, 1940, with an additional $100,000 appropriation.

Seeks Immediate Action

The Committee's resolution seeks immediate action on its request, although the Administration has requested that no legislative action be taken in the House while the Neutrality Bill is pending in the Senate. President Roosevelt has expressed “hope no legislation other than neutrality will be considered during the special session. “The Committee,” Mr. Dies said in a formal statement, “has many im-

portant witnesses who should be]. -

heard but who cannot be called in the limited time remaining under the present resolution. “As a result of the international situation, the Committee has hundreds of important leads which should be developed but cannot be developed until it is given more time and funds.

Claims Vital Information

“The Committee is in possession of vital information which affects our national defense, and which the Committee has just come into possession of, but which will take.considerable time to properly develop and expose. “The Committee. is reliably informed that there are many important witnesses that have heretofore been reluctant to testify but who will be willing in the course of the year to disclose far-reaching information with regard to subversive activities, propaganda and espionage. “In view of the war and the critical situation that prevails throughout the world, it is believed that this Committee can and will serve a necessary function which no other governmental body is now constituted to serve and that some witnesses are more willing to cooperate with the Committee than with any other governmental agency. Says Attitude Changing

" “Due to many factors, persons who have heretofore been antagonistic to the Committee or who - have been reluctant to testify are “ changing their attitude with the result that the Committee is assured that in the event of its continuation it will be in a position to unearth and make public information and facts that have not heretofore been ~ disclosed. “The democratic alternative to the methods of dictatorship and suppression in dealing with subversive activitics is fearless exposure through the fullest publicity but at the same time the Committee believes that it can recommend helpful legislation that will in no sense violate the. bill of rights after all the facts have been thoroughly brought to light.”

RUSSIA REAFFIRMS PROMISE TO HITLER

MOSCOW, Oct. 17 (U. P.).—Although the Soviet Union remains neutral. in the European war it reaffirms . its pledge .to supply raw materials to Germany, the official Government newspaper Izvestia said today. The newspaper also caused speculation when it said: “The expanding European naval warfare has. compelled the Soviet union to strengthen its fleet considerably.” It was not indicated whether plans provided ‘for the Soviet Baltic fleet to co-operate with Germany. Izvestia said also that the British

. blockade of Germany is ineffective

because control of the Baltic permits the Reich té continue to receive Swedish ore.”

,PHOTOS, ‘CHIVALRY’ FAIL AS COURT PLEA

A taxi driver combined snapshots with. “chivalry”. today in an unsuccessful attempt to show Municipal Judge Pro Tem. Edwin Smith he should be freed of a charge of

speeding. Andrew G. Jackson, 321 N. Delaware St., told Judge Smith he was arrested yesterday in the 1400 block N. Pennsylvania St. while he was doing all he could to keep a Shortridge High School girl from being late to school. Then he produced pictures, taken after his arrest, showing -heavy traffic on Pennsylvania St.- which he contended proved he couldn’t ‘have been going 40 miles an hour, as charged.

rhe judge, unimpressed - by the pictures or the explanation, fined Mr. Jackson $11.

1 Egg in 1 Week For 1 German

I BERLIN, Oct. 17 (U. P.).—Every German will be permitted to buy one egg during the period today and Oct. 24 on

TUESDAY, | 0CT. 1m, 1089

“I thought you would be a great big giant,” said 8-year-old Belan Marshall, to her father, Everett Marshall, romantic baritone, whom she met for the first time in New York. Belan has lived since birth with her mother, Carolina Segrera Marshall, divorced wife of the singer.

GENERAL

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Insurance. ing Months Plo i mana

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Delaware Flower Shop 2922 N, Delaware 3

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Lost and Found 7

U. S. INDICTS 13 MORE IN SOUTH

Reference to Machinery Bought Here Included in Louisiana Cases.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17 (U. P). —Former Governor Richard W. Leche and Speaker of the Louisiana House Lorris M. Wimberly were among 14 persons indicted today by two Federal grand juries on charges of using the mails.to defraud. Ex-Governor Leche and seven others were indicted by the grand jury in New Orleans, Mr. Wimberly and five others were indicted by the grand jury at Monroe.

Six Others Indicted

Mr. Leche and William G. Rankin, former State Conservation Commissioner, were indicted here on charges of using the mails to defraud in the purchase of a gift yacht for Mr, Leche’s private use with Conservation Department funds. The yacht, presented Mr. Leche in New Orleans last Dec. 6, ostensibly was given by admiring citizens. A few weeks ago the resigned Governor gave the Conservation Department a check for $11,000 as reimbursement for the yacht. The other three indictments returned here involved WPA labor and material allegedly diverted by former Building Superintendent George A. Caldwell of Louisiana State University. Six Bienville Parish and State officials were indicted by the Federal Grand Jury at Monroe.

Purchased in Indiana

They were indicted on charges of using the mails in an attempt to defraud the parish of $23,500 in the purchase of farm machinery and equipment in 1935 and 1936. The indictments set out that the police jurors individually bought the machinery from the J. D. Adams Co. of Indianapolis, Ind., at an invoice of $38,666.75. The Government contends the money was to be paid out of income from renting the machineéry to farmers in the respective wards of the jurors.

DOCTOR URGES U. S. MEDICAL AID GROUP

ical council by the Federal Government to aid in supplying the medical needs of the nation was advocated here by Dr. Hugh Cabot, consulting surgeon of the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn, Charging that charitable organ-

|izations and the individual physi-

cian are unable to meet the present demand for medical care, Dr. Cabot declared that a medical council supported by the Government would insure ‘adequate health protection for the nation. Here for the 8th annual convention of the American Public Health Association, Dr. Cabot told the Association of Women in Public Health that physicians impose an “insidious income tax” on those able to pay to make up for treatment of charity or low-fee patients.

NOTED CANADIAN NEWSPAPERMAN DIES

MONTREAL, Oct. 17 (U. P.).—Albert Richardson Carmon, 74, editor of the Montreal Daily Star 45 years and one of the most distinguished newspapermen in Canada, died at his hotel here last night. With the except: of four years spent as an editorial writer on the Philadelphia Public Ledger, Mr. Carman spent his entire’ life in

: gn PITTSBURGH, Oct. 17 (U. P.).—|i The setting up of a general med-|:

Firemen Win Pigeon Battle

MECHANIZED FORCES of the City. Fire Department have -executed a “blitzkrieg” in pigeon territory on the City Hall roof, according to a communique issued today by Chief Fred C. Kennedy. Armed with an aerial truck and pumper (1905 models) and brooms, the firemen began hostilities at 6 p. m. yesterday, after City Hall employees and other noncombatants had been evacuated. Swarming up the building, they “advanced deep into pigeon territory. After a few reconnaisance flights, pigeon forces retreated in confusion. Firemen said there was slight resistance, mostly from the wind.

George No Longer Drinks Whiskey

White Ribbon Treatment Made Him Hate Liquor.

White Ribbon Remedy can be given secretly in coffee, tea or milk and has done much to stop drunkenness. One woman stopped a drunkard of 20 years with one box. The price is $2.00 and is for sale at Hook’s Drug Stores.

OUTFITTERS TO MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN

Twingstons

THE MODERN CREDIT STORE

129 W. Wash. i» Indiana Theater

Ska Ue: OXYGEN THERAPY | This equipment can be rented at

$25 REWARD for information leading recovery Boston Bull, 2 years old, mahoany, white on all 4 feet tight . screw ail, bat ears, weight 18 1bs., name Knobby. LI-T71i.

TOST~-Phi Delta Theta jeweled fraternity in, vicinity 38th ‘and Ill, Sat. night. eward. IR-6081.

LOST—Brown suede purse, containing toilet articles and money. Reward. CH0310, BR-3844.

LOST—Boston i, half white face, Mickey " Reward, 2815 'N. Illinois. HA 3363. GIRLS brown leather purse, containing

asses, case, fountain pen fasta or vicinity. Reward. BR-15 LOST—Collie. male, sable and white; TE streaked tail; vicinity 49th-Meridian. HU-1818. LOST—Brown and

tail; name Shiny formers. DR-03

White Bull Terrier, lon . ard. 2333 Reo

ADIES to work 5 days weekly. Pleasin Y Ssonality; Must be satisfied with aos 3 y to start. Write Box 464,

Help Wanted—Female

Toe over 21, full time saleswork. wi earn $20 weekly, commission. Car helpf: Room 707, 130 E. Washington.

ITE, 20-45, assist housework and cooking. children, stay nights: $5. BR-12086. Help Wanted—Male 9

CREW managers and salesmen, new comDiation magadne ton. “Riso cool Book, territory. Big comm sal on Ci deal for city. W. C. ANNON, 707 Se curity Trust Bldg.

CHOIR SINGERS—Exchange work for lessons. - State age, voice, experience. Times, X

BOY, over ‘16, with bicycle, LA deliver groceries. Call at 220 N. Belmont

Times Want Aas Lowest Rate in City

Salesmen—Agents 9A

MAN WANTED

Man with car for J. R. Watkins Co. City Route, Stead, work, restricted territory, Credit for all repeat sales. Good pay to ‘start. Call at 135 W. 16th.

Positions Wanted, Female 10

E specialize in exp. col. WE or rest.; relia lo help Poh: any work.

TAs, 30% Workers ny

ELIAB colored x by References.

irl wants dav work.

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Shy WILL ete for children in your Sime.

Funeral Directors 5 12 VOCAL : BERT S. GADD 05a HRSSNE 0.4% um. can. 2130 Prospect St. DR-830% (Fines Want Ads Lowest Rate in City. GRINSTEINER'S 1601 EE NEW YORK ' RI-5374|Special Announcements 12B PERSONAL SERVICE ($5.00 Reward G. H. HERRMANN In 1906 (about) we ward) crema1508 8. BAST ST. DR-44T! tion booklet by Levy Printing Co. If We can obtain a, So y, will pay $5 for the HISEY He TITUS RANKER a UCHANAN MORTU MORTU ARY W. Fall Fan Boulevard. AEi00. N. DELAWARE ST. PEGGY ANN Beauty Shop, 3 . 901 N. Die%s CH.5819. Permanente. 42.50.6.0. | Bent MOORE & KIRK TRE LI ing— : IR-1150 CH-1806 TA-6056-8 | * Troininay 08 I-exbression. each $306 term -2568-R SHIRLEY BROS. CO. FAVEROWITZS DEPARTMENT STORE, 946 N. Illinois St. L1-5409| 1253 Oliver. BE-0696 Popular priced Lr Shes—silire family J. C. WILSON TUDIO G 1517 N. Penn. RI-DR-0321 1230 Prospect St. DR-0322 Tis20. Meals, $00.85. 5. Short orders. Florists & Monuments 6|county sone ro sean: vous want "ou 9

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e T Res in “the city. Phone RI-5551

Personal Services 13

For SECURITY and ON Ow

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SPECIAL Se rw 40c

(nternational Beauty School. 220 W N. Renn Oil Permanent Complete, $1

-| international Beauty School. 329 N. Penn

Re, jar 3150 French oli permanent. w Ee $3.50

ave Rainbow Beauty Acad., 215 ‘Century Bldg. afternoon

Cute, ik) HAIR DYE ed, atternor

BEAUTY SCHOOL. a2 NE Bonn. 2d Floor

25¢ per hour. References. RI-19:

PERMANENTS — 95¢ to $5. Good work. Royal Beauty Acad.. 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

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LADIES’, MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN - PRESS - REPAIR - RELINE REASONABLE

MEYER O. JACOBS

212-214 E. 16th TA. 6567

(CEMENT CONTRACTORS)

HENRY GLESING —Cement floor, JQrehes. steps,” walks. driveways: reas.

(CRUSHED STONE—CINDERS) CRUSHED stone. cinders. top soil. sand,

ults at lowest word rate :

Money to Loan

2% Monthly on Loans of $150 ‘or Less

We'll gladi - months.

or relatives.

30] Money to Loan SMALL LOAN LICENSEES |

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of our courteous representatives to visit your home. We do not make credit inquiries of friends

200 ROOSEVELT BLDG. - ashington

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Money toLoan SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

11% Ee Monthly on Balances Above $150

TWO OFFICES

205 0DD FELLOW BLDG.

Pennsylvania and Washington :

Lincoln 84€6

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Pick your own monthly repayment Example: $9.77 per month for 12 months ‘ropays everything on a $100 loon

Amount You Pay Back Each onth Including All Charges

CORPORATION

(S13 Merchants Bank Building Corner Washington & Meridian M. J. Scott, Mgr., Phone Riley 1471

"friends or relatives. Immedi-

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES

COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO.

FOUNDED 52 YEARS AGO

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No Security of Any Kind No mortgages or endorsers. Just a plain note and nothing else. No credit inquiries of

ate attention to all applications. To apply, phone, write or visit either office. Payments are calculated at Household’s rate of 234%, per month on the first $150 of balances, and 1% 9, per month on balances above $150,

LOANS=$20 TO $300

Corner HM. S. Mecker, Me Poo Aha 5404

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Personal Services 13

(VENETIAN BLINDS)

elmont. BE-01 (FURNACE REPAIRING) FURNACES cleaned. repaired Victor fur-

naces. oil burners. stokers, gas burners HALL-NEAL FURNACE CO. LI-4576.

CH-5783

Furnace repairing. Free est. 35 years experience: reas.

(LUMBER) South Side Roofing & Su PLY Lumber Sg S57 vation. “bR.6320 (MATTRESSES) MA I'I’'RESSES, pillows, comtorts. Sold renovated. EB. KLE 431 Mass Ave RT-66Y5 Since 1886 (MOVING AND STORAGE)

Flat aie, moving and stora e; SAVE pay months later. BE-1556

(MUSEUMS) VISIT THE LOCKERBIE ST. HOME OF Saupe WHITCOMB R uspices

HA-2754-W. |.

ILEY. Aus Memorial Association, 528 Lockerbie St. RI-5280-

RENTAL DIRECTORY

gfave], aod. general hauling: reason- (MUSIC—TRUMPET TEACHING) (FLOOR REFINISHING) HA-4385 Yrs, Norman Beeson, Bo ie a — (FURNACE. STOVE REPAIRING Save monev, Call us for pp 7320 | mi, bor ul fem rarenmaton

PAPERBANGING~—Cleaning, painting, int. ext, Estimates free. Work guaranteed.

ROBERTS. CH-6231. $2.50 or R. H. DYER:

. ) Paper hanging, BE-0699 Paper (PRINTING) WHEN vou feed a it to see RIC S TH E. New CHA , (SERVICE STATIONS)

CHECK YOUR CAR! —-Bud's Service Station, 738 N. Ill. RI-0029. All automobile accessories.

(STORM SASHES) °

STORM SASHES Acme Planing Mill 217 S Temple. CH-1824

(TREE SURGERY)

TREES trimmed. topped, removed, spraying. planting. Shaw. CH-5415, after 4 p. m.

(UPHOLSTERING)

will pay you RINTER. 127

For expert upholstering, DR 5282

refinishing —STRONG. : RE ——

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Months to Pay

WOLF SUSSMAN, Inc.

239 W. aSpINUTON ST Opposite State] L1-2749. Established “3 Years “

Deaths—Funera'ls Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Oct. 17, 1939

ALLEN—Hugh van B., son of Dr. and Mrs. V. Allen, brother of Sidney and John,

YE away in Mobil 8s Monda; Bervi FLANNER HANAN

rvi Bi, MORTU. 2% Thursday, invited. pL may call at the ks

ary after Wednesday noon.

HIBBS—Alma R. Buchanan, age 62, beloved wife of Ira A. Hane: sister of Mrs. James Rumrill, Mrs. Ray Frederic and Mrs. Clyde Weddel, passed -on Monda Denny. Friends may call RSEY 3925 E. New York St. ak time, Hol 10 a. m. Wednesday, at waeral home. Bur ial Waynetown. eenville (O.) papers please ay

ROBINSON—Wils age 77, beloved husband of Sarah M Robinson, father of

2,2

apolis . A. Robinson of Resnsviie grandfather of Mary Jane Ten Ey k of Sransville, pass away 8 10: t. 17, at the home, 726 Carlyle Brace: Pineal notice later.

Betty Fovinson, Lillian Barnum of Indian-|T

A 3847—Modern, newly 3 reas front. next bath; good transportation. HU-1788. BROADWAY, 1240, Apt. 6—Warm, attractive room, heme. ny vileges, suitable, 1-2,

BROADWAY. 2435—HE-1857. front room. Owner's home. $3.50. Garage. CAPITOL, 3156 N.—Large front bedroom; light, comfortable, private; accommodate 1-2; call evenings.

CENTRAL, 20TH—Beautiful warm r rivate home, constant hot water. ENE fogs: gentleman preferred. HE-2984, eve-

Beautiful Gentleman.

CENTRAL, 38 aa caly furnished rooms; steam heat; next bath: suitable 1-2. HA-0536. COLLEGE, 4339—Pleasant, Jisat bath: private home;

warm $3.50.

DELAWARE, 1221 N.—Beautiful, new furEN with lavatory or private bath, or 2. EASTERN, 262—Warm, lovely for 2, em Dive = couple preferred; meals optional.

room, HU-

26 Rooms; only 2 va-

New Jersey, vancies; front redec.:

attr. furn.: ideal lo1217 N. Lation: KAA ¥ bed suite: also single rm.; $3.50-$4 city heat; pH serv.

NEW JERSEY, 1010 N.—Clean. cozy. private home: every Sonvenience; gentleman. couple. RI-1271 ds | NEW JERSEY, 1903 N. —TLarge, suitable 2; $0695 smaller room; meals optional. HA-

HAAG'S SLL-NIGHT Rooms Without Board 14| Rooms With Board 15 22nd and Meridian i. TEL FRONT, ileman | bieterted. Tol “ianersprings 1050 Che Tideriable Toot: ———a 8 Wisihrop H0-268 . 1983. ! :

Ras LEE HOME-—Large front- room - for convalescent. elderly: good board and nursing. RI-3096.

Hotels

$4.50 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL { Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free Hoosier Hotel Quisids rms. bathe Clean, comfortable. $3.50 up. 440 M

MILNER $3.50 WEEK

U. GUEST ‘LAUNDRY

FREE HOTEL 126 S. ILLINOIS. - sts Seminole Hotel, 920 N. Ala. - $3.50 Wk. Steam Feat: WalLing dis-

tance: transient, $1.

Spencer Hotel Z's $4 oo JAP AEE ney

Phone RI-5561 for ‘lowest wang word rate ir the eftv and quick resulta

Housekeeping Rooms

$3: HOUSEKEEPING room, near kath quiet, clean, Snhereprings: walking dis-

NORTH, 2200— ood jransvonation. employed gentleman. HAs 89-W. after 5 bp.

tance. 1440 N. Alans , | $3.50—LINDEN, a large front rm., a ole aororings. 1 gowistairs, utitities. Private entrance.

PENNS hm 1031 N. — Warm. large. nicely Aned room, near bath. large aSloset LEBIYS CY CTC CC TC RUCKLE. 2921—Warm. . nicely furnished, -pext bath: suitable 1-2; meals optional.

TACOMA, 821 N.—Warm, comfortable, fur-

nished: beard © d Spinal men only; reas-

onable. 'ALBOT. nse newly decorated, suitable 1 oe no other roomers; reasonable: phone WASHINGTON BLVD., 2820—Large warm front. shower bath, private home; rea-

sonable. TA-3821.

SIMS—Mr. Spa Mrs. Roy Sims and family wish to nk their many friends and neighbors for their sympathy and floral offerings in the loss of their beloved daughter, Margie. .

Times Special NEW CASTLE, Ind, Oct. 17. — Clarence E. Sheets of Stony Creek Township has been elected chairman of the Henry County Agricultural Association. Succeeding Otho V. Koontz, who headed the association four years, ur. ts becomes the head of the

prescniation of iso ber ratio |o ele incey

rgaflization which administers all

newspaper work in Canada. Funeral Directors 5 UPSTATE FARMERS "AEUNERAL HOME ELECT NEW HEAD [52 8 ness Ba-0160

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

193¢ W. MICH. ST.

Flanner & Buchanan MORTUARY

35 W. Fall Creek Bivd. A-4400.

BE-19%| COMER. 1

SMITH—Margaret L.. beloved wife of Les-| WOODR PLACE, 763 W. Drive—Ato| ter (Jack) es Smith, . Deloved wie of pe ractive front corner room. Good bed. evening, age 3 years. Services Thurs- 5 ye Totlonal. eT ; i 4TH, —] e! ar ront, winjoME 1934 W. we Michigan 5 friends dows, steam, no other oomers. HE-1494. 5 33D, 537 E.—Nicely furnished room: inmay Gall at the funerel Home. nersprings: next bath: emploved zentleman smile HA-31713-W. 2D Es unusually comfortable OTA: stoker heat; .; men - Card of Thanks 2] hak

SUAL room north, 1-2, business persons, constant |. hot water, garage; eve-

nings. -, get want “" resuits tn fhe [mes at lowest word n city. Phone RIS 551 for auiok results at low «ost

Rooms with Board 15|5

LO AE. BE emp loved cou. le: transportation. eS fhe

BLAINE, 1319, APT. ROO SPRINGS: STEAM HEAT.

a Eki, BROADWAY. Jl AT e, a8 t! ods Es attractive room.

5--Warm; twin beds;

eals; widow's home; 3. "BE

AE {H 5. DRa -R. ns $ ® "heat oA arge IO! ood food, steam peat op Aed. om o Cente: Reasonable,

En 2—Twin béds; : hot oer Nt heat. Maid hea nae

HOLMES, jo SOMO Private FBS e ¢ an E-. M. :

rtation.

1315 well furnished | __ 52% good

ble room, |

Stoker ed,

$5. po LOVELY 2-room apartment. heat. Adults 2360 N. Illi i

$6.50— OIS 1628 N.—2; rivate entrance; built-ins, SE S.

eat: pul 1648 N.-—-Cozy 2-room Ta good heat. not water,

ee: Shane. Garage. Reasonable.

1706—Cozy two-room apart-

ment; tities, phone, parking; $5. HA-2099-W.

WAY, 113¢ — warm rooms, Bars, range, dg $5. one rm.. $3. apartment with kitchenet: trance: adults. .|CAPITOL, N.. 734—2-room apartment, newly decorated. all utilities. P Parki ng space. Adults CARROLLTON, 1529 — Downstairs front apartm large living room, dinette, DUIttn i in kitchenette, rollaway bed: newly decorated. Private bath and entrance. Garage. RI-5976. Call after I

CARROLLTON, TOOM3y private entrance,

, private en-

2603—Two nicely. furnished

1948—Redecorated, 3 rooms; everything furnished: to appreciate. ELAWARE, 517—Large room, private Pe ug sald heat, Hots water: wine Hisisnte. 5 i WARE, N., 1217-—1-2 rooms, n, DE iohenette apartment, hot water. Phone. Garage. :

e, love= + adults.

ST., 914 N.—3 rooms, front: innersprings, steam hott Aduls; garage.

rooms. DL litlos. or orivate family: “garage |

fLLINOIS. ~N, 2306—3-rooll front ap apariment, furnished; garage; also slee room. Tad 0695. OIS, 2339—Nice apartments; pri33%, aoa 1-2 rooms; good heat;

EY. 2042—Front Jooms: NE hon easy heat: Beautyrest: 5 on. oS Th duis.

Theater: ava furnished:

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BROADWAY, 2419-— 2 large, front room |S)

MERIDIAN N., 1728—2 rooms, bath With |' small kitéheritte. Reasonable, TA-8418. 1°

STATION, 2742—2 Largs nicely furnished rooms. # Water, sink in Kitchen: LOVELY Woodruff, 608 M. i a. kitchenette, third floor; $4.50; 2’ rooms,

11TH stairs, fireplace. sleening, RI-727 11TH, 510 E. -Two-room apartment, next bath: reasonable. LI-7769,

Housekeeping Rooms

¢ Private entrance. Also

822 E.—Large front, modern. down-|J

VENETIAN blinds. oy indow shades. Custom linoleum for, ON SHADE CO., 1142 N. "Meridian.

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kd 1350 N. Illinois. RI-1581 =

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Fine three bedroom brick home, ion living room, fireplace. dining room wit beautiful china cabinet. arquar furndce, 3-car Act quickly 11-369 7. J. A. DUNCA 1440 Alabam

1201 Broadway, LL

. BERT WILHELM 2106 9. Lmerson. ‘| Real Estate for Trade 26 . forr s; A-1 condition. OF [N. KEYSTONE—6-rm. dble. Rent $30. Gee Hos PRLS te mel Se oh ade here RI-3655. GOODE & GOODE. 25728. Lomb Gh Ban 73 ACRES Boone Co. on State ee ™; ood land, fair bldgs. John D. Case, Real Estate Wanted | 27 510 N. Penn. TA-4286. “HOMESTFEAD-LANDS” —Best in America; | WE can sell Your, Jammy, c "Reis and open to 60 families Give age and ex- Sees RAKE werience., Post Office box 747. RVICE, Ries, ond: 40 ACRES, 14 miles west. a ], Improved. ie $4000, $1000 down, GER Real Estate Loans 28

LAND Bank and Insurance Co., farms. TA4286. John D. Case, 3510 N. Penn., B-2.

limes Want Ads Lowest Rate In City

Business Property

O. RENT—3053 Madison Ave., large store and storage hoom, basement. eight. living rooms upstairs. $12.50 datile, No em a refused. MA-4110.

WASHINGTON lore room Ei 6 living rooms; $30.

LI-381 ENNINGS BROS. 28 S. Illinois. 23

Wanted to Rent

ated. » Utilities. Stoker, as range, fr

idaire. Adults; $35. -1563, 603% Merrill Tig Went Aas f.owest Rate in City Furn. House¢s—Apts. 18A

LABAMA, 1516 N.—Two large rooms; roll-a-way Bed. Frigidaire, utilities: adults. NEW JERSEY, 1320, N.—3-Rm.: private entrance; porch; mtersprinie, Also sleeping room. LI-17 PENNSYLVANIA, N. 1851—4-room apartment; good heat, refrigeration, Sten “blinds: hardwood RILEY, N.—4-room upper duplex, bath, bitten. Ra no NICELY FURNIS to ecarline: private Sa a ee utilities, heat. RI-1165.

19 Thoroughly Reconditioned

ao: Boulevard Blace: 9 rooms; single: e; . ods 5 Guilford: 8 rooms; single; modern;

$35. 80" Whittier Place: 5 rooms; double; modern; garage; $27.50. 44 Virginia Ave.

LI-8401. 32 3 ROOM modern upper a Juplex; garage. Lo dam Fa N.—5-Rm. a LE mod. double; $35. 8'Gan LI-2541. BROADWAY, 21st — Thoroughly odern 6 rooms, $30; ais paid. Kev. 2144 N Alabama. HA-2714-CARROLLTON AVE. heat, water and todian or call Mr. Burtt. LI-2541. CHESTER. N., 1539, and others. One-bed-room modern new double. Has everyting. 3Y2 tons of coal h Key at 130

Houses for Rent

Mn 1 Bedrm. apt., ar.; $32.50. See cus-

= 5-RM. semi- modern; A-l1 condition; $18. Apartments for Rent 18| “Waier *paid. South Catholic Parish, 922%, S. Noble. AR 5 RESP. couple want home or apt. fur. APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU | or unfur. mE-sdes. Choice apts. gladly shown. HE-1328 3 . GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. Moving & Storage 24 8 Sermot L1-4430 | CTORAGE ki hipping: long di ass. BUNGALOW PARK, 202 N. CAP. 8 rooms. | = tance Tanna: etueh Joss _ wanton, ern, a; Serv ! », A _ $32.50. OLIVER H. CLARK, 106 N. Del. NTO Suse Dione Ply Cor LD. 5 Ey dL 2 room WO De rooms. vailaple ctober 14. BR-5656: after 5 HU-5666. ouses an ots WALKING distance, 3-room newly decor-

Small Down Payment

645 N. Pine, 5 rooms, modern, ga737 Davidson, 7 rooms, mod- , $1500. 1901 Arrow, 8 room modern, garage. $2500, Monthly less than rent. I-3891. Mr. Nachand. ALLISON REALTY CO., Realtors. RI-2368.

Scpoci 85, i Yedreom

IRVINGTON ian¢ new Large ‘inlay room, fireplace, floors; inlaid Linoleum. Deep scaped. F. H. Financing. By appoint-HU-4922

ment. 940 EASTERN AVE. being reconditioned for sale at a SRE EE buses Bi BRL BRIDGES & GRAVES 243 N. Del. L340,

2703 N. CHESTER Four rooms, bath and furnace; FReeTient Tamediat garage; Large lot; $2000. mediate Bosses JOHN R. WELCH & SONS. LI-3423. H.O.L.C.Eropertien , 10%, denn

tentio ven your requirements. Mr. Russ. CEs 13 security Trust Bldg.

Ametican Realty & Developmen

BE SURE of vour title. Demand an abstract prepared bv

Union Title Co. 186 B. Market St Union Title Bldg.

1738 THADDEUS Near Sarfield Park; 5 rooms and bath. $2000. & $200 WELCH & SONS. .LI-3423. 11TH ST.—$16 MONTH nd bath down, 2 up), semi-

1d; hte as, city water, newly recon tioned. $175 do own. Mr. Bates, RI-1419, ov hings HU

MoCORD CO 615 LEMCKE BLDG.

Now

1305 E. 7 rooms. (5 a modern,

eats. New yore. RI-5611. rl aT OLLEGE, 1532—4-Rm. a side mod. doubl 0 and ga age $35. Call LI-2541. COLLEGE, 5028—Modern 6-room doub, kitchen _alcoye, A-l: garage; Sis; CH-4987-W. AVIDSON, 421 Yih oom. Lr heat, garage; $20. OBLEY, N ns

406 HARVARD—b modern 1 square north of 38th, west of 1 Plate, $32.50.

double: n 716 N. | . wa

The threes 2h 30. Fi AE

UR opportunity. Out of town owner % 1 Bceapt 2 any reasonable oles on this

Commissions or | Charge for Application

More rapid service, lower costs and i

conveniences are YOURS bv using our new plan cof nome financing

ALL ES Ll LOAN hs

IANAPOLIS

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Swaps 3 ‘36. Chevrolet CASH For. Epa jna 36. Chevrolets SERVICE LOAN CO. 1515 N 1. R1-4978,

12-GAUGE hammerless, double-barrel shots gun. * Will trade for; 16- gars; 5048 R erview Dr.. Rocky R! NEW bath tubs, aes toilets, sinks and cabinets. Cheap. 649 Fairfield Ave,

.| Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

AUCTION CATTLE SALE Friasy 00, hole a0, t 1 p. m. at Camden, Ind. 0i¢ Rr ontone and Colorado ‘Ang d Heree "2-year-oide

ford calves Sil. 2 Extra Good J Jersey Family

Cows. Cash; jerms, or chickens. N. Gale. CH-083

Broke E toy toot : 20 Rh Coupe: i” ! demonatraie, Stoner’s Kennels, 311 8.

BLL PUPPIES-Six a

"1510 Ww,

on og TERRIER PUPS FOR SALE— Nigoor Second Ave. East; Mars Hill.

REGIE STERED bird dogs. grained and ul rained: for sale or trade. CH-1571- =

$1.50

. 1325 KY,

$27.50

Merchandise for Sale

5 Gal, sbest

Co. Roof Coating FARM & HOME SUPPLY, SINGER Electric Portable... .......iciveiiiivena SINGER CO. 128 W. ‘Wash.

RI-9718, lectric ¢ , Reposse Singer Ssciiis,, console.” sell,

SINGER CO., 1727 N. Meridian. TA-4436,

All kinds Reconditioned STOVES oittodiapnss Fes

SELL Dy : uity for $5 1 late model Bator retrig. Small

WILL § 6 cu. Kelvinator elect. bal. a a iaata "Box 465 Care Ties,

3-PC. Mohair gverstuffed suite, excellent; $34.50. 304 E. ! PRES Dicmonds 9% Bho .D-gal. lots. .

al W. Wash.

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6-room modern reconditi 0. 3848 Win Mr. Wo ,. BR-4074. OLARK AGENCY, LI-5506. |

size, one only for