Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1940 — Page 13

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‘the war—the biggest. by

Ble tely satisfi Bienaie o today.

Fifteen of these 40-passenger,

four-engine Flags hips, shown above

constructed for the American Airlines, Inc., at the Douglas Aircraft Co.

livery of the new ships, largest landplanes in the world, will begin next year, according to C. R.

President of the airline. The ships will cost $5,317, 250.

IT'S GENERALS VS. POLITICIANS IN BRITISH howe

Issue Which All Democra- |i

cies Face Rises in Removal Of Hore-Belisha.

By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS : Times Foreign Editor

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. — Who should run a war: The politicians or the generals? Deep down, that is the issue behind the sensational shake-up in the British Cabinet, the forerunner perhaps of a bigger one,

The same problem . has made|M.

trouble for every demacracy that ever engaged in war. It is part of the price democragies pay for liberty. America had it to contend with during the Mexican, Civil and Spanish Wars. France was handicapped by it during the World War. So. was

Britain. President Wilson was bitterly assailed because he put his foot down on politics on the battlefield and decided in favor of the generals. Leslie Hore-Belisha, who has re-.

ANDERSON—Charles Renner, 84, Survivors: Daughter, Mas, Bessie Wise; sons Oak and Léwis Renner and Charles Wise; brother, George Renner Mrs. Alice Stanley, 67. Survivors: yr il; brothers, Walter, Ques, Elmer, ‘and Alfred “Hodson; sister, Mrs. Fannie. Warren. i James Ira Evan s, 80. Survivors: John H. and F. B. Evans; daughitel | Milton Clemans; sister, Mrs. Joi

brother, Fra Henrietta Mae Hyatt. Survivors: Sado son, Linfield Shawhan; Lon Miller and Mrs. Fannie other, Walter Baughman. ma Kellum. ARGOS—Mrs. Martha Shuemaker, 84. ASHLEY—Mrs. Austa Daub, 57. Survivors: Husband; son two sisters; two brothers.

Son,

Mrs. ilson;

Brother; steps Ey LR. Lewis L. Paul, 68. Survivors: Mrs. LaVere Nichols, Mrs. George Boles, Mrs. Guyneth Price, Mrs. Lucy Conwell, Mrs. Nellie Felton, Mrs. Blanche Davis, Mrs. Ethel Felton and Miss Hildruth Paul; sons, Oyvind and “Wayne aul. ¢ BURKET—Frank Smith, 78. Three sons. CLAYPOOL—Francis Marion Elder, Survivors: Daughter; two son _CUMBERLAND—MTrs. Carl Winter SurMrs F. P. Puhlmann; enry C:. Baase and Mrs, Carl ; brothers, "william, Henry and Alfred Backemeyer. DECATUR—Mrs. Joseph Ramsey, 48. ELKHART—Ethamer Allen, 33. EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Minnie Scarborough. Survivor: Husband, Arthur Galileo Campbell, 67. Survivors: Wife, Dora; sons, Clifford, Frank and Ottis; daughters, Mrs. Cecilr Overton and Mrs.

Meyer. Mrs.. Cornelia Cherry, 89. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. William Hoffman; sons, Loran, Jasper and Thomas; bLrother, Thomas Hill. : : Joseph Henry Rice, 77. Survivors: Wife, Kate; sons, Ted and Henry. William Hathaway, 60. Charles Schassner Sr., 83. Son, Charles Jr.; daughter, utz., ,

Survivors:

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FT. WAYNE—Mrs. Hulda Carpenter, 58. Survivors: Husband, Perry; daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Light; sons, Ralph and. Earl; sisters, Mrs. Harry Prine and Mrs. Frank

signed as Minister of War because j,i.

“he did not get on with the geuer- Edward Granlund, 36.

als,” is one of Britain's ablest young g politicians. He has done much for the Army, shelving oldsters and elevating youngsters. He promoted Viscount Gort, now commander-in-chief of the British Expeditionary Force in France, over half a - hun: dred of his seniors.

Chamberlain Faces Trouble

But that was in peactime. Now there’s a war on and the generals wants to have the say. Mr. HoreBelisha, the go-getter, wants to be boss too. Hence the inevitable col- 1 J¢ lision between him and Gen. Sir Edmund Ironside, chief of the Imperial general staff, abetted no doubt by Viscount Gort—a clash which the nature of the drama-lov-

‘ing and not always tactful Mr.

Hore-Belisha hardly minimizes. So, Prime Minister Chamberlain seems in for a pretty nasty session when Parliament reconvenes next week. Some of his predecessors have foundered over less. There are all kinds of guesses as to the exact cause of the crisis. There are rumors that it was caused by a difference of opinion over what to do about Finland, over whether to remain on the defensive against Germany, -or attack; over the role of the air force, and whether more troops should be sent to France or employed on other fronts. And so on.

Generals vs. Politicians

But regardless- of the merit of these rumors, the real issue is whether. the war is to be fought by Britain's duly. appointed military heads or by the politicians in London. President Wilson, who abhorred war, was nevertheless determined that it should be waged efficiently, | 7 once the die was cast. As soon as we entered the World War, therefore, he closed his eyes and ears to political advisers and picked the best generals he could find to lead our forces. His Secretary of War, Newton D. Baker, was of the same mind. If Gen. John J. Pershing had failed to measure up, the President would have yanked him out. But until that time came, General Pershing’s word prevailed over that of any politician or group of politicians. As a result not a single major scandal grew out of our effort in far, in American history. Every preceding war in which America was engaged had produced scandals or disasters or both, due to the inter-mixture of war and politics. The current tempest in England, therefore, should not excite foreign opinion unduly. It is strictly according to form, and is really a healthy sign.

VINCENNES BARBER ATTACKS NEW LAW _ VINCENNES, Ind, Jan. 10 (U. P.).

—Ross Seals, Vincennes barber, yes-, terday filed suit attacking the con-

_ gtitutionality of the state barber law

fixing & minimum price for hair cuts and hours for opening and clos-

me Seals’ license was revoked recently By the State Board of Barber

He: ul the law violated his personal liberty, was dictatorial, violated the right of the minority, created a monopoly and deprived him of his right to sell his services.

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Survivors: Parnts, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Granlund:; brothArthur: sisters, Mrs. Denton Manecke and Mrs. Dale Stone, William “Miller, 46. Survivors: Broner, John; sister, Mrs. Florence War Mrs. Alice Louise Reynolds, 77. " Survivor; Son, John. Mrs. Katherine Shea Carr, 54. Survive ors: Husband, Charles; daughter, Mrs. Betty McGrady; son, Paul; brothers, Michael, D. Joseph and John T. Shea; sister, Mrs. Margaret Waltemath. FREMONT—Herman L. Lomont, 68. Surwivors: Wife, two sons, one daughter, three brothers, one sister. Elwood Grim, 82. daughter, sister. GNAWBONE—Mrs. Jacob West. 92. Survivors: Son, John; augher, Mrs. Fronia Mackey. HARTFORD CITY — Mrs. Barbara Catherine Joga, 77. Survivors: Sons, Jose h ‘and Ray; daughter, Mrs. Harold ren; brother, Henry Peters. ae Davis, 172. Wife, Agnes; daughte Mrs. Marjorie Westbay; irae” Mrs. Ethel McGinley and Mrs. Mamie Golden; stepson, Cecil Henderson. HUNTINGTON—John L. William 7 Survivors: Wife, five daughters, ll, JEFFERSONVILLE—Charles Hutt, 75. Survivors: Wife, Mary; sons, William, Frank and Ray; brothers, Louis and William; sisters, Mrs. Julia Ritter, Mrs. Anna Murphy and Mrs. Mary Antibus.

a KESSINGTON—Frank Cloud, 87. Survivors: Sons, Vernon and Charles; daughs

ter, Mrs. John Cook; brother, Charles Cloud. 73.

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Stroup, Survivors: Daughter, sisté rs. Jane Harris, 86. daughters, four sons. LOGAN RR adore. Van Winkle. Survivor: Wife, Rut MICHIGAN ET athony Wellnatz, 81. Survivors: Wife, Stella; sons, John and Lawrence; daughters, Mrs. Frank Kemp, Mrs. Edward O. Goreck and Miss Lillian Wellnetz. - ’ )

MIDDLEBURY—Mrs. Ada Yoder Huneryager, 66. Survovors: Son, Wilbur; daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Yoder; brothers, Harvey and Clyde Yoder; sisters, Mrs. Rose Martin, Mrs. Joseph Kies, rs. Daniel Freisner and Mrs. Noah Lon MIDDLETOWN-—John a whandt, 80. Survivors: Wife, Mary; brother, Samuel; sister, Mrs. Barbara Dasher. MILLERSBURG—Mrs. Pina Peddicord, 2. Survivors: -Son, Jake; daughter, Mrs. Georgia PFeldbusch: sister, Mrs. Media Green; half-brother, Charles Boyer. MOUNT VERNON—Mrs. Edward Mc Cown, 64. Survivors: Sister, Mrs. H. H

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MUNCIE—Garland H. Jefferson, 76. Survivors: Wife, Ella; son, Earl; daughters, Mrs. Orpha Smith and Mrs. Edna Rutledge; brothers, Frank and Charles Jefferson; sisters, Mrs. Howard Watson and Mrs. Emma Phearson.

SCHOOL BOARD PICKS

OFFICERS TOMORROW

New officers of the Indianapolis School Board are to be named at a board meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow. The election was scheduled for last night's meeting, when only a brief session was conducted. Bids were opened last night on construction of a wing to the Milo H. Stuart Memorial Building at Tech High School and were referred for tabulation to a committee, The low bids apparently were those of the Service Construction Co., general construction, $58,229; the R. M. Cotton Co., heating, $8930; Fred G. Janitz, plumbing, $1880, and H. M. Stradling, electrical, $795.

STATE'S PILOT HURT IN FORCED LANDING

Lieut. Wilfred E. Brown, pilot for the Indiana Adjutant General's office and National Guard member, was cut slightly on the head late yesterday when the State’s Beech-

field near Columbia, Mo.

AUBURN-Joseph Fogle, 85. Survivors: rN

Sugg: son, daughter. 4

craft plane was forced down in a!

in an artist’s sketch, now are being factory at Santa Monica, Cal DeSmith,

STATE DEA THS

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72. NAPPAN EE—Willism P ehet, broth-

vivors: Wife, three Children, ers, four sisters. bbs. tnlant NEW CASTLE—Joyce Ann Dobbs, ant. Survivors: Jaren iS. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dobbs; half-sisters, Ruby June and Hazel Jeannette. al. 8 NEW ALBANY—Mrs. Emma Schar urvivors: Daughters, Mrs. Howard Thomas and Miss Katherine are, sister, Miss Rose Heyd. Mrs. Lura Routh, 84. Survivors: - Son, Ralph; daughters, Mrs. Sons Buchel: Mts. Walter reman an ’ ae Mrs. Mary Turner; brothers, Gable and Richard Moore. bik " NEW HAVEN—Mrs. Carrie Schnelker, Survivors: Husband, William; daughters,

Barbara Sorg; brothers, Leonard, Charles, Frank, thony and William Sorg; Gregory Middendorf and Misses Mary and Dora Sorg. NOTRE DAME—Sister Mary Louis, C.S.C. Survivor: Sister, Miss Anne Crimmins. OWENSVILLE—Jesse Thompson, 62. Survivors: Wife, Hattie; daughter, Mrs. Arella Brown; brothers, Samuel, Ellis, Elmer snd Francis; sisters, Mrs. W. C. Benson, Mrs. A. B. Woods and Mrs. Amanda Burket. OAKTOWN-—Mrs. Lydia Ann Carroll, 86. Survivors: Son, three daughters. PERU—W. Riley Lehman, 78. PLYMOUTH—Miss Jane Estella Wad, 2 Survivors: “Parents, Rev. and D. Ward; sisters, Mrs. Mary Brown ne fise Emma Ward; brother, William.

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PORTLAND—James Campbell, 71. Survivors: Brother, two sisters. RUSHVILLE—William H. Redden, 77. Survivors: Wife, Ella; daughters, Mrs. Esta Webb and Mrs. William Plessinger; brothers, Bruce and Louis. SEYMOUR—Mrs. Thelma Mahoney, 24. Survivors: Husband, Robert; parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Eng gelking! son, Robert; brothers, William, Paul, Virgil, Herbert, Robert and Harmon Engleking; sister, Miss Betty Engleking. SOUTH BEND—Mrs. Richard Burger, 30. Survivors: Husband; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Berger; daughters, Norma Jean and Priscilla Ann; son, Donald; sister, Mrs. George Plummer; brother, ‘Kermit Berger. VAN BUREN—Mrs. Eliza Gaiser, 86. Survivors: Sons. Charles, Lewis an Orville; sister, Mrs. Ella Hamilton; brother, Henry Little VINCENNES—Thomas Pickering, 69. Survivors: Wife, brother, sister. WABASH—Mrs. Deloris Land, 38. Survivors: Two children, seven broths rs, one sister. WARSAW—Joseph B. Noel, 76. vivors: Daughter, two stepbrothers and two stepsister Mrs. re Bright, 91. daughter. Mrs. Emma Scherer, 65.

Survivor: One Survivor: One son. WASHINGTON—Miss Fanny Mowery, 31. Survivors: Parents, five brothers, three sisters.

WINAMAC—Mrs. Rosalie Parcel Yount, 84. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Edith Cosray; sons. Elim and John Yount; sister, our brothers.

M'GRADY SEEN AS NEW CCC DIRECTOR

Times Special WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Edward PF. McGrady, vice president of the Radio Corporation of America and former assistant Secretary of Labor, may be appointed director of the CCC, it was learned today. The vacancy was created by the recent death of Robert Fechner. Mr. McGrady attended the $100-a-plate Jackson Day dinner here Monday night. Should Mr. McGrady return to

would be forfeiting a high-salaried industrial job for one paying $10,000 a year. But the future might include his appointment as Secre-

‘|tary of Labor if the Democrats win

in November, it is said. A member of the Printing Pressmen’s Union, he was for many years the A. F. of L.’s legislative represen« tative here. In NRA days he was

.| labor adviser to Administrator Hugh

LS. Johrison. Prior to the World War he was press-room foreman of the Boston Traveler and later he became Massachusetts superintendent of the U. S. employment service, served two years in the Boston City Council and a like period in the Massachusetts Legislature.

ICE TRAPS LAKE SHIP CHEBOYGAN, Mich., Jan. 10 (U. P.).—Coast Guardsmen of the Bois Blanc station hacked through ice more than a foot thick today in an effort to liberate the steam barge M. H. Stuart, trapped a mile and a half off the Cheboygan harbor. it was said to be leaking, but in no immediate danger.

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: WORKS BODY ADVISED

The city. Legal Department Goda advised the Works Board not to sue for possession of municipally owned ouses at 449-451 W. 16th Place, for hich rents have been delinquent. The property was acquired by the ty two years ago through foreure proceedings -on delinquent rett Law bonds, but the City was not aware of its ownership of the property until recently when a sheriff's deed was found.

Assistant City Attorney ' John Cooper warned that although the City can vacate the properties through court proceedings, the properties might be injured if left vacant during the cold weather and might become subject to vandalism. | He also advised that proceedings to collect rentals be delayed until a full report clarifying the City’s title to the properties can be made,

Deaths—Funerals J Indianapolis Times, Wednes., Jan. 10, 1940

LANCHARD-—June Louis, a 63, os band of Margaret, son 3 Emma jence, father of Corr T, ga Earl, Ralph ne Fletcher Blan‘brother of Mrs. Frank Walton of | = Sybase away at his ania St. Jeaday. Nr Tenidence Frida 30 e and Paul Cat HL “Priends invited.

Swi M., husband of Katherine, j3iher of Doro othy and D

in . Vincent's "nos ier Tagsday. Friends may call at irb v Mortuary. Fune ral al 5 30, at the mortuary St. Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.

CARSON-—Melissa J., motk Joy her Rus

widow of Joel

neral Thursday, Jan. uel Christian Churen, northeast of Rushville, Burial Fairview Cemetery. call at MOORE, & KIRK IRV. ORTUARY, 5342

E. Washington St., after 4 p. m. Wednesnd. El Dokes, father of Mrs. Myrtle ak son eth Roome uesday sliemioon. 2 e 52 years. Busia Union Cha ol. Ne Sonds may call

ay. DOKES—George S., son. of John a la Bennie Dokes and Elizab 5 passed away at his home, R615 C Funeral | Funera service at the ian urch, Rip, Pp. o 5 day, Chi or at the home. O. NUTT in charge. GIOSOIO—Salvatore, husband of Angeline,

e Raffae died at his home, 1214 E. 40th St., Wednas. day. Friends may call at the Kir by Mortuary. Funeral Notice later.

HANLEY — David Franklin, passed away Sunday evening. Runsrs 1 at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL APE. Illinois at 10th, Thursday, YS HAP Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

HARLEY—Eliza J., age 78, beloved mother of Harold Harley of Indianapolis, Mrs. Lola Smith of Oshkosh, Wis., sister of Lincoln Kauffman, Middletown, Pa. Mr Sarah Books, Elm Creek, Neb.. passed y a. Funeral at at SHIRL: FUNERAL HOME, 5317 E. Washington St., “Thursday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Friends may call at the Central Chapel, lllinois and 10th, afer > p. m. Wednesday until 9 a rsday and at the [rvinglon reheral hos after 10 a. m. Thursay.

JOHNSEY—Minnie Belle, age 60, beloved wife of William H. Johnsey. mother of Gladys Bray. Florence Winans, Bh Robbins, Orbra, Kenneth, Aut Herbert Green, .sister of ous | Chiddister. passed away Wednesday a. Funeral riday 2 p. m., at the home Fits Winter Ave. Friends invited. Burial Floral ark.- G. H. NN SERVICE. Pon (Ind.) papers please. copy.]

LOWERY—Stephen W. (Steve), age 57 years, husband of Pearl, father of John A., grandfather of "Edward, passed away at 11:50 p. m. Tuesday, Jan. 9, at the St. Vincent's s Hospital Funeral Hy

ices Saturday 2 the DORSEY FUNERAL HO! 3925 © . New York St. Burial Washington Park. Su a the EVANS & GODBY 8 rsdayv. VICE. [Louisville and Bowling EY (Ky.) papers please copy.l

MANN--Mariorie Kathryn, 4930 W. 15th t., Speedway City. wife of Ovid R., other of Margaret Katherine, daughter f Edward Mannon, Greenfield, and sister f Mrs. Paul J. Catterson, passed away [onday evening. Services at t ER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY day, 2 Friends invited. awn Hin" mortuary,

REICHARD—Béssie. entered Into rest Tuesday, age 56 years. wife of Clarence W. Reichard, sister of Mrs. Sfella Birddell of Davt jon, Wn and Mrs. Ella Vice, Mrs. Maude Ray. aunt of Mrs. Della Hardin. of Indianavolis, and Harry Birddell of Dayton, Ohio. Berviges Fri, dav, 10:30 a. m. at MOORE PEACE CHAPEL. Burial Washoons Park Cemetery.

REIMER—Christian, beloved husband of Lena Reimer and father of Mrs, Elsie Beplay. Mrs. Anna Murphy, Mrs. Meta Faust and Helen, Louis, Henry. Charles, Walter and Christian Reimer Jr., Dassed away at the residence, 138 W. Arizona St., Tuesday evening, Januarv 9. Funeral services will be held at the WALD{ FUNERAL Hi 1222 Union St... Friday afternoon, January 12, at 2 o'clock. Interment Concordia Cemetery. Friends are welcome,

ROMINGER--Wilev J.. age 82. fat EE } So oft and Otto 2 father of adelphia. Pa., passe home, 2349 Guilford. Tuesday a. mm. Bt Ihe LEY BROS.

neral at CHAPEL. linois and 10th. Troe Th Burial Crown

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SHIPMAN--Josephine, age 82: widow George Shipman. (deceased): mother of Mrs. Hal Davidson and Ariie L. Ship“man, grandmother of Paul and Robert Shipman and Josephine Davidson. passed away at th 2 io Sanitarium ‘Tuesday, Rn tal Fridav 9:3 8 m. from S| HAPEL, 1 10th. Burial at Avon, ,Ind.. “Tilnols "at Friends may call at the ch pel from 7 to 9 p. m. Wednesday and Thursday:

SPRINKLE—John M., age 79, Jon Bickle ge years, father

uesdav evenin 1 Shelbv St. Services g at residence. CONKL ER. OME, 1034’ Ww Michigan St. Priends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may calleat funeral home after 3 p. m. Thursday.

ZIEGLER Siephen. age 60 years, husband

Brinkmann ‘and f Helen Pfister, passed away Ee Services Thursday, 2 p. CONKI: HOME, 1934 W: “Michigan St. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the funeral home. -

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Farms—Suburban 440 Acres, 8-Room Md. House

Modern dairy barn for 50 head, silo, large barn, hog house, cattle shed. large chicken house and electricity; farm IgE fenced; over half black ground; very productive farm, ate in Jorthern part of Indiana on goo om small town. Owner Sin A nides Tndian-

apolis Saoperty, SE! ALL EARL NELSON. RI-4949. — Soy Co., 208 N. Del. St.

EMI-SUBURBAN -- Five-room bungalow: Ser living room, gas, electricity, water. gagags: ; good condition: transport ation: Must sell: $2100. Terms. N. CH-6204. 2619 E. 12th.

LAND BANK and insurance company farms. TA-4286. JOHN D. CASE, 3510 N. Penn.

20 | Bat

$2 Bates, RI-1419, eves., PAUL IL. McCORD €o., 615 I Lemcke cke Bldg.

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804 Kresge Bldg. Corner Penn. and Wash.

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Farms—Suburban

MA-4409,

JOHN I.

80 A,, HENDRICKS, CO., well fenced, ideal for livestock,

ouse, large GOODE god im

OODE &

CASE, TA-4286. 351

1% Acre, 2 Miles East of Tevingion 2-bedroom cottage; lights, gas, water, inside gar.; poultry

arden space aud § pouty SSI $1 $1950; easy

erms.

HA-1053

oultry. 0 N. Penn.

ments;

40-ACRE Form, all or part. 1Ys Julies east of Post Road, on 46th. HA-1994-

No improve-

Houses

FOR ra in, 40 acres, revements. . Capitol.

Electricity.

and Lots

Taha

im3136

Si: DRA7925 J. S.

strictly mod

EDW. LEHAY

Li CRUSE REALTY CO., 128° N.

$100 DOWN—Bal. TERMS 17 N. Walcott -

{ rooms,

ern ‘RI-6412 DEL.

Are you Here's one mod. hardwood ment, large

Dingo

VACANT—MOVE IN for a bargain east? Oakland Ave, rm., TS, Ea nook, full base-

lookin on long livin

arage; $3750, $375

214 N. Beville. CH-5025.

S5-rm. fireplace,

‘down. Call

hdwd. firs., ash. car

ARIZONA; furnace. joins

, 113 Gar.

Five rooms. bar STUDEBAKER, 2308 SHELBY.

29 N. HAMILTON

5 Room cottage, mod. ex. furnace

paint, paper, etc. Only. $2400; 10 HU-5047.

W.—5-Rm

regain.

new bik. to

% down. Mr.

mod., except

Priced fo sell quickly. on Call [Rey nierson. CK OC. ARR. MA-2523.

3313 SOUTH KEYSTONE Only $500.

with JA

DR-219%

like rex.

1950 TALLMAN-—Seven-room home, ern except furnace;

$50

TA-1104. RI-8862.

down,

modbalance

ATTR - hardwond owner.

floors, double g

HA-1249-R.

ACTIVE six-room modern cottage: y

arage.

LOT in Forest Manor: bus service. Will sell reasonable or consider suburban trade.

$2000—MUST SELL—A-1 1720 Montcalm. Bargain.

improved ' streets,

RI-7904.

mod. 8-rm. home, HE-4466.

rovements |

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Houses and Lots

RENTAL DIRECTORY

Rooms Without Board 14

Rooms With Board 15

Apartments for Rent

‘18

$2.00—~NEW JERSEY, 2311 ‘N.—Warm, newly decorated; innersprings; meals optional; also front.

$2.50, SINGLE; $3.00, double; desirable; ERE room, radio. 2348 N. Alabama.

$2.50—$3 for 2; lovely room, next bath; steam heat, hot water; innersprings: 149 __W. 9th, Apt. 8. $2.50, CARROLLTON, 2325 — Comfortable, pleasant warm room. private home, hot water. HE-2492. $3.00—MORRIS, 961 EF _Attractive, warm, modern private home, near Fountain _ Square. Ca 5: ALABAMA, 2412 N.—Room, modern hom TA B56. 1. 2 2 ha ‘board optional.

CENTRAL, 2225—Warm, light, nicely furnished, innersprings, 1-2, meals optional, Reasonable. E-2189.

CENTRAL, 1733—Large, clean, front room, _ newly furnished; garage. COLLEGE, 2337—Beautiful, large front; unusually warm; suitable’ for 2; reasonable. HE-2501.

a redecorated. | RI-8711.

DELAWARE, 400 N., “APT. 8—Nicely 1 furnished front rqom; extra warm, constant

DOWNTOWN—Well furnished, next bath, steam, innersprings; entleman. 36 W. _ Vermont, Apt. 3. 'LI-2648. 4001.2 front rooms; ladies

GUILFORD, _Jretaied, HU-5337 before 9 a. m., after

ILLINOIS, 1907 — Large front, two beds; quiet, refined home: garage; reasonable. __TA-0534. 0 | JEFFERSON, 640 N.—Warm, innersprings; |=, good transportation: private home; suitable for 2. CH-8312.

rooms; good heat, private home; reaso _ able: 'IR-3878. A SALLE, 905 — Warm front, near C. A.: close N voih; Bo reasonable. _CH-51 he MERIDIAN, 2363 N., APT. 3—Extra warm bedroom, suitable 1-2; Eentlemen preferred; reasonable, HA-1 537-R.

NBW JERSEY, i320 N.—Nice rc TOMS! ms; good heat. i, SARErspring mattresses, near bath. -17

LI- Is NEW JERSEY, 3370 N.—Nicely furnished

_ portation. HA-3255

NEW JERSEY, 2113 N.—Warm, south, next 8641. private home, meals optional. TA-

JERSEY 2340 N.—Nice light comfortable upper front room, employed, reasonable. TA-3045. NEW YORK, 3730 E.—Warm, nicely furnished sleeping room; private entrance; Teasonable. IR ON com i NORTH. 230 E.. APT. 1.—Room in apartment; walking Sistance: : SEftleman preferred: r le. RI-4913 NORTH! 3400—Lar, e Se suitable 1-2, breakfast . optional, good transportation; reasonable. HA-217 3-W. eco NORTH, 323 E. APT. 6—Warm, nicely furLR innersprings. next bath, private entrance. LI-4768. : SYL A. 2127 N.—Attractive restPENNGTINA Nain stoker heat, private home; reasonable. HA-3175- MT PROSPECT, 609 — Modern sleeping room and bath; rivate entrance; . evening meals : Ee gel ntlemen. IVERSIDE E.—Desirable for 1-2. Bre “hain. BL optional; reasFo 234 Apt, 3; warm, well furx i x optional, reasonable.

_ LI-7 SPRUCE, Toon_oie mtrscve Jooul, —

ivate Shizan Responsible elderly. coup coup! FASERGICN BUD, pow cm riv v cies petiamers reasonable. TA-9333. 3 E.—Unusuall

D es; stoker “pile men. TA-281

Rooms With Board

WEEK—520 S. ALABAMA-—La rge front hi old-age pensioners preferred. MA-

2415 — Newly furnished Al My every convenience, gentle‘men; ‘excellent meals.

—Warm room, With goo meals. Just aN Nam BN5840. good

io warm, Som, for old _ age donee good Meal TA-2208.

MER. 5—Warm: twin >, inner. cols 1a 3B0-- meals: ol widow's home: 85.

hisat: breakfast op-

DELAWARE, 2150 “cheerful; Closets; Sewiy nh ihners rsprings; _ private Rome; 1-2. HE-3619. 5Y Well furn. room, good ill., i1 home. Splendid meais: phone. |

155%. transporta- :

front, next bath; SR excellent {rans- :

comfortable; home| ing roo

ILLINOIS, 1730 N —Large, warm downstairs room, innersprings. Good meals. Home priviioget, Le

1530—Targe front room: __good rood: RRs preferred. RI-1983.

SHELBY, 27122—Attractive room, good meals, laundry, $7 wk; refined home. DR-6611-M.

Hotels

MILNER HOTEL

$4.50 WEEK

GUEST LAUNDRY FREE

#126 §. ILLINOIS Spencer Hotel "i's: $4 JAP JONES, Manager.

248 8. IIL Clean, comfortable; Hoosier Hotel shower and $3.50

bath! city heat; 440 Mass. Up WASHINGTON. 359 W. Nigh or day sleepers; 35c, Fitagler fiir

morning calls =~ RI-020 Cap.. S., 18%2: clean. Mayfield

side; city ht. trans.

outrates.

Housekeeping Rooms 17

$0; 3

Beautiful Front 2 Bdrm.

excellent location;

newly redecorated. 3510 N. Meridian.

gladly shown.

APARTMENT RENTAC-BUREAU

Choice apts.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC:

22 W. Vermont

HE-1328

LI-2439

Furn. Houses—Apts.

18A

$9-810—ILLINOIS, 810%2 N.—Attractively furnisted efficiency apartments, utilities.

Adults,

KENWOOD, bath, apa __ heat.

RANDOLPH, furnisred __ side door,

88.50. R

2-RM. furn apt. The Meridian § W. Mich.

1516—2 rooms,

2235 — 3 S., rtment. Utiltties. RI1-2234.

N.,

apartment; utilities

201—Two ‘rooms,

roll-a-way

ALABAMA. N.. bed. Frigidaire, stoker heat, filtered air,

BROADWAY, 1917 — 4-room lower duplex: __Stoker heat, at, utilities, garage. HU- J-4298.

kitchenette,

Excellent

nicely Call at

Sood i transportation.

HUFF

$4—DELAWARE, 1653 N.—Nice, warm room apartment; utilities; employed girl -4099-W.

$7 UP; lovely 2-3-room apartments; overst tutfed innersprings, large kitchen, _ steam Sal hot water. 149 W. 9th, Apt. 8.

BARTH, 1342—Front room for h k

_ furnished

2-RM. fiurn. apt, til... $32.50 720 E. 13th St., No. 6-B. C. A. Huff. LI-7221

72 8. 10th | Tall u

Frig., all util..

$35 Ina

"TWO 2-room modern apartments: utilities t., Beech Grove. _

Houses for Rent

ing or sleeping; kitchen privileges, hrage. oop 418s. P ® BLAINE 1487--TWO__ FURNISHED ROOMS, PRIVATE E ENTRAD CE. BE-3010-J. BROADWAY, mi134 — Two clean, rooms, accommodate _-enette, $4.50. CONGRESS, 1154—Bedroom, living room, kitchenette: Dicely furnished; good heat, __ utilities; adults.

EDISON, 907—(800 NM Massachusetts) —Modern hou sekeeping rooms;’ everything _ furnished. Also somal Sleeping. ILLINOIS, ‘N.. 2628-— upper ’f apartment: evervining Turnis d; vate entrance; $ KENWOOD, 3030—Large room. electric refrigeration; phrase: utilities furnished; __good heat;

front pri-

KENWOOD, 2435-2 Rooms, warm, clean; Illinois car; adults, $6. HA-2049-M.

MARKET, E., 1322 — Rooms, first figor, good heat;

Private entrance; near __schools; modern

MERIDIAN, Mls IST Eitraciive eRiciens Drivate bath, shower; Urifities che HE-2976.

NORTHWESTERN, 3131 — One furnished nd unfurnished 2.room apartment: _ titties. "TAS! 32. Slav OLNEY, 714 N.—3 Large unfurnished rooms, private entrance; all utilities; $25 month. \, ORIENTAL, 20 N.-—Attractive two room innersprings, 'Prigidaire, all titties, _ Steam, private entrance. PARK, 1226—Light. warn, 1-room kitchensua apartment: innerspring; next bath; $5.50 -5075.: PARK, 1655—Two-room. apartment, well furnished; hot water, heat, private en- _ trance. TALBOTT, 2436 —Two-room furnished art, all utiiities, close bath, $6.25.

VIRGINIA, 1023—Cozy, furnished . thiceroom apartment; private entrance, bath; reasonable; aduits. WASHINGTON, 453% E ~Long Hotel, 3 on 2-room apartments. furni shed; $3 and WASHIN! E.—2 Rooms, Ne Anish! sink. steam heat; also sleep-

10TH, 222 E.—3 Unfurnished rooms, private bath and entrance; Heat, water furnished.

BELMONT, 220 N.--4-Room apartment, furnace Bust aod | toilet; reasonable, rent. MARKET, ) B.—Pive ro steam The “and water Aura: Evan MERIBTAN. sods 55 Rp teerse: ne ath, heat, refrigera- _ tion. MA-3519, EE- 4446. AT THE RB APIS. 1 144 EW. 8th: 8 Tr Util. Teh paid Ragtul You once beat this. y 418 E. 19TH ST.. Apt. No. 4; 3 3 Barns HE wr Sh and Foi. water’ furnished;

ALL-HOTTEL CO.. L1-2541 2 Rms. Bath, Kitchenette

Apartments for Rent

warm |. , $5; room, kitch- i

papered. $22.50;

$25: way. HE-

built-ins; 1648.

$19.65—RURAL, 409 S.—4 Rooms, moder, water Said; near school,’ newly

HU-25

semi-

WATER PAID, 407 N. Dearborn; newly decorated 4-room double; garage. ISS WIEBKE, RI-9512, RI- -1862.

WATER PAID—Beéautiful 3-room 2special ‘dating. HE-2501,

$32— WATER, 1129 W. 18th; modern 6-room hardwood floors;

rage. |TA-

lavatory, ath oh _DR-1

hood; $25.

Jecerhied:

apartment,

__HU-311

BETHEI, 2213 Modern single,

modern double;

toilet own, 3 Garage; $26.50,

garage;

E-5446. evenings. 1542 N.—$31.50; m e igjency: TR

RI-

rooms Water paid.

4 robms, full

CARROLLTON, 1946—Attractive six-room Ph gaTaRe; good neighbor-

CARRO: oh ode 6 rooms; re27.50; water paid. |:

others;

GUILFCRD. Ts double, brea fast nook, 1i2parate porches, garage: $31.

redecorate.

1375 OLIVER CRW

HOYT AVE.,

1024 | HARRISON. 6

Call Mr, Kissling. RI-

6 rooms ....

AVE., 6 rooms.

1509—Modern 3

GUILFORD, 3026 — f7-room moder

RI-09232.

“bedroom,

garage, $35, water paid. DR-1268-R, DR-

KENWGOD,

fa a _ lights furn

RANDOLPH,

__hished. RUCKL,

$10 month; 11TH, E

28TH,

pan pt

2919 M water paid, J. S. CRUSE

1708 ‘B Liman

23 _LI-1221

$20. All Utitiides, 1116 N. Capitol.

- LI-7221

doubles good congditi

modein except furnace. Garage. 3034—5-R! stant hot water. Seat SHEPARD. 814—6-Rm. ined. bun., Bar. $30. aD 935 E.—4-Rm. mod. doub! nd. RIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del. TR Logti

Fore 819 Po Stalapa

3820—4 r _ heated, . automatic h hot, , water, er, garage; $2

Tonle: RS arage modern 3 Te I-84(11 P 7

2947—6 Rooms, modern

ition

.00}> | VIRGINIA AVE.

-room n° house;

239 S.—$20; Adults.

3 rooms. rooms, mode

Rooms,

Near R.C.A.and E. 10th

Car Line

double, flebtrola Jur;

water fer paid i gad .50, 1

223 N. Gal

1145—4-roor shed: $12.80, . _LI-0358. 4-rm. double; ~Heatrola RI-3774.

per duplex; ‘conished; garage.

fur

rent only

ern, easily

2. A"AVE, | ~

gar.

§, INC., 140 N. Del. RI-2868.

LOW RENT EAST

SERVICE DOAN CO.

| Merchandise for Sale

When acquiring property follow ‘the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney.

Union Title Company

155 E. MARKET ST. Union Title Bldg.

BUNGALOW BARGAIN 25 E. Regent

fai sn, ySarege; mod. except | furnace.

Only 83 f.00k 1t” over. DR-79%5 DW. OD ILLEHAY RI-641% J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO., 128 N. DEL, Exclusive gS utedeil Reward ay

Mod bung., $18.25 LI-6328, MR. Hiss. 712 Security Trust Bias,

American Realty & Development Co.

Five rms

Phone RI-5551 for [lowest want ad word rate in the citv 2nd quick results

Real Estate for "Trade 26

IX-ROOM double, east, for small fingle, hc Write owner, 314 N. Bevill

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GEO. A. BUSKIRK

241 N. Pennsylvania. R1-5088,

“COLONIAL HOME LOANS” - Rent Tike onthly payments of 1 per cent per month, includes interest primcipal. COLONIAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. 28 S. Illinois LI-3814

For ‘34. ‘35 and '36 “hevrolets and Plymouths. 1515 N. Lil. R1-4973

JUNK CARS -Used trucks, wrecks wanted; pay cash 21st and Martindale. HE-3867.

RABBITS—2 does, 3 buck, for radio, or sell. 1316 DeLoss

CASH--For RL Cars, wrecks, used true 2 ; . FOGLE 25th. HE-2808. HU-5536. HU-55

SWAP funiture for good furniture Sign. 304 E Wash,

Swaps

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

BULL PUPS for sale, male and female; good stock, 1140 E. Washington (rear).

EVERAL hundred pound sacks Spine Idaho potatoes from, carload, $1.9 r i: ‘while t Y P WA REN ust. "1001 E. New York. GARDEN

TRACTOR Repossesss v Yih all $38; guarantee rite 324 W. Sooh Indianapolis. -

Farm, Garden, Plants

34 RAT-ACAKE only kills rs rate and

LURIE CO., 132 8. Penn . pois T3993.

rooms semi-modern, gar.,

$14. AL ow

MODERN, 0% Ba

MODERN Foliig . eas

northwes A, HUFF

* BI-6412,

4 RMS, semi-modern, FE ey Gent em, water paid. “$15

* BR-5055

STOVES

$25 | FUSE JO

All kinds Reconditioned "and Guaranteed. Reas, BRINGLE & JOHNSON. 326 3 Mass. LI-006]

£: LUMBER 8. 9 RI RHODES. & & Son 340 ia WASR. ST. ST.

Mon TOP G. ELEC. REFRIGATOR, tly Tew, - 606 Mass, MAKE US 8 FP , 685 Century . MA-3467, S BE t oakers uipment. speée prs tures, Wt a E. Ohio,

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