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SMEARING LAID T0 DIES GROUP

Non-Partisan League Aid Is Bitter After, Charges : Of Forgery.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31 (U. P). —The Dies Commiftee was accused today of using “smearing tactics” and “sensationalizefl distortion” in g public a report of testimony by a witness who,| the Committee said, admitted forging letters to link Chairman [artin Dies (D. Tex.) with the Silver Shirts organization. .The Committee was criticized bitterly by Gardner Jackson, legislative representtive of Labor’s NonPartisan League, political arm of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, and by Harolfl Weisberg, who was accused by the witness of offering, under Mr. Jackson’s direction, $100 for - information which would show ‘“dire¢tly or circumstantially” that there was a collusion between Di Dudley Pelley, Silver Shirts leader. The latest controversy involving

the Dies Commiiteg began a week

ago when a resolution to extend its life another year was before the House. Before the House overwhelmingly passed| the resolution, Rep. Frank Hook [(D. Mich.), in-

"_serted in the Congressional Record

an address, including portions of letters which he said showed that Rep. Dies had certain associations with Pelley, the Silver Shirts and

The first develo ment yesterday was an announcement by Rep. Hook that he had ref to appear before a “secret session” of the Dies Committee and submit the originals of those letters. | Rep. Hook said he refused because [Chairman Dies is ill and would no be present.

identified the letters introduced into the Congressional Record by Rep. Hook as “the documents he had forged,” and charged a speech Rep. Hook placed in the Record was written by Mr. Weisberg. Rep. Hook could not be reached for comment, but Mr. Weisberg and Mr. Jackson criticized the Committee’s announcement in formal statements and stated that they would be glad to testify.

SERVICES T0 BE HELD

FOR MRS. WOEMPNER

Services for Mrs. Louise Eleanore Noempner, who died at the home « a nephew, John C. Kissel, 7600 Fawles Ave., yesterday, will be held ‘et 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Emnaus Lutheran Church with burial a: Concordia. Mrs. Woempner, mother of Emil c. Woempner, business manager of , was a lifelong resident of Marion ounty. She was 76 and a member of the Emmaus Lutheran Church. Mrs. Woempner was born on a farm on the Post Road in Marion County. She attended the county schools and on Aug. 25, 1887, was married to Christian Woempner, a carpenter. They moved to Indianapolis the following year. He died in 1931. _ Other survivors include a son, Herbert J.; three sisters, Mrs. Mary el, MTS. Sophia Kissel and Miss tine Naue, and two brothers, Henry and William Naue, all of Indianapolis. Friends may call at the home of her son, Emil, Raymond St. and Ritter Ave. until the services are held.

ELECTRICAL GROUP MEETS TOMORROW

About 200 persons are are expected to attend the two-day convention of the Indiana chapter of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors at the Antlers Hotel toMorrow. A dinner dance will be held at the Antlers ballroom at 7 p. m. tomorrow and election of officers Friday will adjourn the meeting. Among speakers will be Arthur L. Abbott, New York; Robert A. Rearden, Indianapolis’ Arthur Welklin, Ft. Wayne; Victor H. Tousley, Chicago, and George Morrow, Indianapolis. R. P. Valtier, Indianapolis, is to dsicuss “Six Years of Engineering in Russia,” at the Friday session.

Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids

Excess Acids and poisonous wastes in our blood are removed chiefly through million tiny delicate Kidney tubes or filters. And non-organic and non-systemic disorders of the Ki cause Geliing Up Nights, Nervousness, Leg Pains, Circles Under Eyes, Dizziness, Backache, Swollen Ankles, or Painful Elimination. In many such cases the diuretic action of the Doctor's prescription Cystex helps the Kidneys clean out Excess, Acids. This phis ihe Dalliative Work of Cystex may easily make you feel like a new perfh Past a few days. Try Cystex under the guarahies of money back unless comPlete: satisfied. Cystex costs only 3c a dose at druggists and the guarantee protects you.

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A couple of old- timers look over the new-fangled stuff at the hardware convention this week at the Murat Temple. N. E. Schlegel (left)

and his brother, C. H. (center), have been in the hardware busing: H. T. Stroop of Indianapolis, is dem-

in Indiana more than 25 years.

onsirating the latest thing in washing machines,

LOCAL DEATHS

Thomas J. McDonald

Services will be held Friday for Thomas J. McDonald who died yesterday at his home, 3414 Brookside Parkway. He was 76. Born at Clarksburg, Mr. McDonald had been employed here for 40 years by the Indianapolis Drop Forge Co. The 8:30 a. m. services will be held at the residence and additional services will be at the St. Francis de Sales Church at 9 a. m. Burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mary; a son, William; three daughters, Miss Margaret McDonald and Mrs. Anna Kennedy, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ellen Kroger, Detroit, Mich.; two brothers, Hugh and Henry, both of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Anna Kennedy of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Mary Henley, Indianapolis,

Mrs. Louisa McCormick

Mrs. Louisa MeSermick, who died Sunday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Alma Leibrock, 1620 E. Raymond St., is to be buried tomorrow following 2 p. m. services at the Tolin Funeral Home. Mrs. McCormick, who was 88, is survived, beside Mrs. Leibrock, by another daughter, Mrs. Jessie Blasengym, and one son, Olis. Burial will be at Crown Hill.

George F. Brewer

George F. Brewer, 220 N. Gray St., injured when he fell from a scaffold Dec. 4, died yesterday at St. Vincent’s Hospital. He was T4. A native of Daviess County, Mr. Brewer had resided in Indianapolis. 33 years. He was a member of the St. Philip Neri Catholic Church and the Holy Name Society. The services will be conducted at 8:30 a. m. Friday at the residence and at 9 a. m. at the church. Burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mary, and

seven daughters, Miss Jane Brewer, Miss Katherine Brewer, Miss Tressa Brewer, Mrs. George Cosgrove, Mrs. Fred Wehlage, Mrs. Neal Burke and Mrs. Joseph M. Dippel.

Mrs. Effie Renner

Funeral arrangements were to be completed today for Mrs. Effie Renner, lifelong resident of Marion County, who died yesterday at her home, 630 Cottage Ave. She was 61. A native of Fortville, she was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Survivors are three sons, Ralph, ‘of Ft. Wayne, Charles and George of Indianapolis; one daughter, Mrs. Lyman Stoughton, Claremont, N. H.; two brothers, Walter, of Indianapolis and William Delbrook, Phoenix, Ariz.; four sisters, Mrs. Clara Fuller, Mrs. Elizabeth Woods and Mrs. Frank Lichtenberg, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. John Rector, Columbus, O

Mrs. Roy Thurman

=» Private funeral services for Mrs. Fern Bales Thurman, who died yesterday at Methodist Hospital after a brief illness, will be held at the J. C. Wilson moriuary tomorrow at 2 p.m. Mrs Thurman, who was 49, was the wife of Roy Thurman, Indianapolis Power & Light Co. commercial sales director. They had moved to 150 N. Madison Ave, Greenwood, recently. Before that, she had been a resident of Indianapolis for many years. Because funeral services are to be private, friends have been asked to call tonight at the Greenwood home. Burial is to be at Washington Park. Mrs. Thurman was a member of the Magazine Club and the Greenwood Women's Club. Survivors are the husband, a son, Paul Hahn; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bales of Chesterfield, a sister, Mrs. Walter Horn of Indianapolis, two brothers, Clifford Bales of Anderson and Paul Bales of

Grand Rapids, Mich.

STATE DEATHS

BROWNSTOWN—Ezekiel Lucas, 91. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Linda Browning, Mrs. Josie Goss, Mrs. Lula Shields and Mrs. Lizzie Johnson; son, Fred Lucas; brother, George. CALUMET CITY—Thomas J. 53. Survivors: Wife, Lou; brothers, seph and Maurice. Szozepan _Gawronski, 80. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Roman Chudy and Mrs, Joseph Yachewics; sons, AY. Edward and Andre RELPHI Fred Schweiger, 64. Survivors: Wife, Mae: sons, William and Reid; sister, Mrs. James Welday.

ELKHART—Mrs. Dorothea Whiteman, n. Survivors: Daughter, Miss Normasg Whiteman; son, Gerald; brother, Fred Miller, ahs Maggie Connell, 73. Survivor: Son, arry.

EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Mary Helen Weigle, 27. Survivors: Husband, Russell; son, James William; parents, Mr. and James Gardner; sisters, Mrs. Benny Michel and Misses Catherine Mae and Genevieve Gardner. John Berry Stuart, 70. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Orville O. Abshier; son, Walter; sisters, Mrs. Katherine Richards and Mrs. Lena Morgan. Mrs. Mary L. nton, 88. Survivor: Daughter, Nr, Bertha Hoilerbie nh. Freddie Leon Owens, 3 months. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Owens; sister, Carolyn Mae; brother, Charles. gL

FORTVILLE—Richard Smith.! Survivors: Wife, Loweta; son, James; father, Leslie; brother, Ralph. GOSHEN—Mrs Mary Ann LaCount, 86. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Catherine Luke. HAMMOND—Mrs. Laura Calvaruso, 60. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Rose Batthelia and Miss Ann C2lvaruso; son, Victor; brother, Joseph Nicolosi; two sisters. Frederick Schultz, 89. Survivors: Rudolph and Richard; daughters, Elizabeth Venzke. Mrs. Bertha Smith and Mrs. Alma Fullgraf. ” » 2

KNOX—Roland Hostettler, 44. .Survivors: Wife, a: son, Billy; brothers, Ralph | and Earl

EOROMO—C, E. Middleton, 83. Survive ors: Son, Louis; daughter, Mrs. Pearl Leach; brother, John; sister, Mrs. Florence

oharies W. McReynolds, 4. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ruth McKesson and M: Grace Snyder; sons, Everet and A WAL; brothers, James, Joseph and Thomas; sister, Mrs. Ora Scott and Mrs. Julia Custer. Mrs. Helen Irene Foust, 25. Survivors: Husband, Donald; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gardner; daughter. Anna Mae; son, William; brother, Russell Gardner Jr.: sisters, Misses Ruth, Rosemary, Phyllis and Janet Gardner. Charles Stevens, 67. survivors Sister, Mrs: Sadie Sapp; daughter, Mrs. Pauline arter. William Rhodes, 12. Sisler, Mrs, J. C.

CAN ss. 63. Survivors: Husband, Sam; Mrs. Grace Jones; sons, Claude and Nutter; sisters, Mrs. Ethel Kenwort Mrs. Dorcas McGahey; brother, Cooper. MARION—Mrs. Thener Hogue.' 78. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Della Young, Mrs. x 5 Leamon, Mrs. Kenneth Watts asd geon; sons, po ReRe, Roy an John: sisters, Stevens and Mrs. Lora Puckett; TL Lem and Levi

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MEDORA-—John Summers, 78.

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MORRISTOWN —Mrs. Ellen C. Youn 5 Survivors: Da ters, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Letha Hess and Mrs. Thad Gunning; sister,

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ank. John Pranklin Parker, 82. Survivors: Wife, Elizabeth; daughters, Mrs. May Cunningham, Mrs. Nellie Page, Mrs. Ethel Galloway and Mrs. Catherine Morgan; son, Floyd; brother, Rant. Dav: wert, 8. Survivors: Wife, Luogs daughters. Mrs. R. T. Reacher an Miss Dena Deiwert; soms, V, J,, ien an William; sisters, Mrs. Lottie ‘Depler and Mrs. Ethel Clark. SPRINGBORO—Mrs. Flora Ginn, 89. Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. Dora Elliott. SUMMITVILLE—Charles W. Crouse, 35. Survivors: Sons, James, Edward and Omer; brothers, John and George.’ SURPRISE—Mrs. Leann Oathout, 72. Survivors: Brothers, William and Meade Richards. THREE OAKS—Herman McNally, 3% Survivors: Wife, Minnie; sons, Ralph an : daughters, Mrs. Rolio lpn ond Hazel Mangold; brothers, Ralph, Arch and Rolland.

VALPIARAISO—Charles Cjites, 58.

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Jan. 31.— A Rockefeller Foundation grant of $20,000 to aid research in cytogenetics, the study of plant and animal cell developmeni, was ‘announced here today. : The research will be conducted under the direction of Profs. Ralph E. Cleland of the botany department and Tracy M. Sonneborn of {the zoology department. The grant will finance the research for five years. Dr. Cleland has pursued his study of the evening primrose several

years and was formerly at. Goucher d | College.

INDIANA RATED NEAR REA TOP

One of Three Leading States, Hardware Men Told at Convention.

Indiana is one of the three leading states in the nation in rural electrification projects, E. ID. Munger of Washington, REA utilization division chief; told about 600 Indiana

hardware dealers at their conven-

tion here this morning. The convention is peing held in connection with an exposition at the Murat Temple. About 1500 persons are expected to attend before. the meetings close tomorrow. @ - Mr. Munger said each person utilizing REA service spends about $300 in hardware appliances in the first 10 months of the service. He said they buy electric irons first, then radios, washing machines, ice boxes and toasters in that order. Other speakers this morning were D. Wray DePrez of Shelbyville, speaking on increase of sales after high-line extensions, and Philip K. McDowell of Hibben-Hollweg & Co. of Indianapolis. Mr. McDowell discussed “How to Keep a Retail Hardware Business Liquid.” Veach C. Redd of Cynthiana, Ky., a former national association president, presented plans for holding a “National Hardware Opén House.” This would be a kind of “Hardware Day” to make the nation hardware conscious, he said. ‘Election of officers and presentation of resolutions will be held tomorrow. The convention will close tomorrow and the exposition will remain open through Friday morning.

KOKOMO BUSINESS LEADER IS DEAD |

Times Special . KOKOMO, Ind, Jan, 31.—Service arrangemenis were being completed today for Charles W. McReynolds, former president of the National Canners’ Association, who died at his home here yesterday. He was 74. At one time he served as township trustee, trust officer and insurance director of the American Trust Co. He also operated a milk company and a canning company.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Wednes., Jan. 31, 1940

BREWER—George F., beloved husband of Mary Wade TS raver. father of Jane, Katherine, Tressa, Mrs. oe e Cosgrove, Mrs, Fred Wehlage Mrs Neal Burke and Mrs. Jose! grandfather -of

James 2h pel d ed St. Vincent's ita al “Tuiesaay bie may call at ome, Gray St., any. Sime, IR iar at the home; 9 m. St. Philip 83% Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Wednes., Jan. 31, 1940

MYERS—Margaret. age 38 years, wife of Willis, mother of Jack an len, sister f Mi . nard, Thomas, Mary Fran- . Grace Clemons and Mrs. ity. passed i Tuesday. day, . Fe 9:1 m., at Moria , 2313 . A aehing.

St., 16 at Lady Lourdes Church, Friends invited, Burial Holy Cross Cemeter:

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HA RMON. Josephine, mother of Harry W. Brooks, {Doge e), grandmother of Mrs. Lawrence Feeney and Thelma Brooks, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 31. Friends

Our Lady Busial™ Holy Cross Cemetery. castle papers please copy.

JOHNSTON Mowray S., 2329 Carrollton Ave., beloved husband of Evon E., iather of Roy Mowray, brother of Mrs. Elsie Billieu, Isabelle Hilman and Carleton Johnston of city; Mrs. Aletha Anderson of Victoria, Tex., and Earl Johnston, San Diego, Cal., departed this life Buesaey, 35. Funeral Saturday, Fe t. . Moore & Kirk Northside Funeral Home, 3447 College Ave. 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.

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LAWSON—Donald, of 1009 N. Alabama 8t., beloved husband of Ida Lawson, father of ay Leppart: Myrtle Morris, Malcolm and Harold Lawson, Oe Robert and Alec Lawson, passed away Jal. 29, ge 66 years. Services Jhursdas. Taal at 'W, D. BEANBLOSSOM OR UARY, 1327 W. Ray St. Burial Washington Park.

McCORMICK—Louisa, 8 ears, mother of Olis MeCormitk sie Blasengym d Mrs. Alma fr brock, grandmother of t Gadis ose ne Leibeock: passed Slaugiier s residence, ervices ThursFUNERAL

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McDONALD—Thomas G., beloved father of William G., Margaret McDonald, Mrs Anna Kennedy, city, and Elle Deiroit, Mich. _ Jeparted this 1 Funeral Friday, 3414 Brookside Park. 8:30 m. at the So

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McGLAUGHLIN—Jarrett Edward, age beloved husband of Effie Mottin: passed away Wetinesday morning. Funeral Thursday, 7: OE fro e Shirley Bros. Central.Chapel, Thinois e 10th, followed by short service at Endsley Funeral Home, Peoria, Ill., and. burial at Springdale Cemetery. Peoria, Friday afternoon. Friends may call -at the chapel after 5 p. m. Wednesday.

RENNER—Effie (nee Delbr . beloved mother of G 3x) 81 years,

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WILLIAMS—Eva R., mother of Hazel Williams of Indianapolis Clyde and Lee Williams of Greencastle and Mrs. Alice ila ma eo Tdi, ann piney illiams Smith Rem hy

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WOE. Christian and beloved mother and Herbert; ister of Mrs. Ma Fg , Le Williaz_Neu Chpsting Naue, e, passed awa, Tuesday 8 the Kissel residence on Rawle es Ave. Funeral services Thursday, Feb. 1, 1:30 p. m., at the il Woempner residence. Southeast corner of Raymond

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Qwner will sh D 5. Edw. Dillehay. RI-6412. 8, Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del.

Within Walking Distance

Of Harvester Plant. New, larg and dinette. Weatherstrips, ad full basement. Overhead garage doors. Front drive. Nex rade and high schools.

4800 B STR. 1 BLK. S. OF ‘BROOKVILLE RD. BR-2679. BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. DEL. RI-3177

. 6226 N. Hamilton Modern 6-room$

Only 3 635. $100 down. Balance

horge. lke rent. RIGEORGE STEWART 506 Inland Bldg.

BUNGALOW DOUBLE

5 rooms each side; modern; 2-car garage. See owner 703 S. Keystone Ave.

FIVE-ROOM, NORTH INDIANAPOLIS | Bungalow with garage. Price now $3000, 10% chsh payment. 1308 W. 3 St. Sal MA- 2523 JACK C. CARR. HU-2200

2145 BELLEFONTAINE — Seven-room all modern; colored® fine condition: four garages: $2500, $100 down, balance ike __rent. 506 od Bldg. RI-8862, TA-1104

5-ROOM modern bungalow. Vacant. 619 __N. Oakland. $355 down. CH-5025.

‘W. New York. Beaut., A-1 8Colored rm. house. $1800. Owner. HE-

Real Estate Loans 28

344 Commissions or Charge for Application

More rapid service, lower costs and more conveniences are using our new plan of home financing.

Ate IL

FLL LL ALLE AND Sah ASSN.

MP IERE TTS EP Ro RR) OANS 3 2% MORTGAGE ai 41/,%

GEORGE A. BUSKIRK

241 N. Pennsylvania. RI-5088.

“COLONIAL HOME LOANS” Rent like monthly payments of 1 per cent per Fionn, includes interest, Principal in COLONIAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. 28 S. pe LI-3814

50. ACRES, unimproved, clear on new state road, Warren Suns; Kentucky, trade = g 3i2l, ELMORE BROS., 401i Inland

SIX-RQOM double -semi-modern, East. Rents $30, small loan. For 5-rm., sgle. or farm. Owner, 214 N. Beville. FOUR-ROOM semi-modern double, Will trode ot z Broperty in Mars Hill. BE-4314,

Business Opportunities 29 FILLING STATION—St. Rd., 1 mi. of city limits; 3 pumps, small grocer stock, 2 living rooms, toilet, lava bout. onefourth acre ground. Hee e $3150, $300 dn. RI-5655 GOOD OODE. HA-1053

Space for BS Shoe repair busi-

ness preferred in cleaning establishment. Reasonable rent. RI-3952. 1624 E.

Washington.

FOR LEASE—Modern roadside restaurant, store, filling station. Times, Box 21 9

Swaps 31 For 34, '35 and

Cc AS ‘36 “hevrolets and Plymouths. SERVICE LOAN CO.. 1515 N. Ill. R1-4978

GARDEN TRACTOR—Repossessed with all tools, $38. Guaranteed. Write 324 W. _1o0t h. 1. Indianapolis. JUNK CARS —Used trucks, wrecks wanted: __pay cash. 21st and Martindale. HE-3867. CASH for junk cars, wrecks, used trucks. FOGLE, 1212 E..25th. HE-3808, HU-5536.

WANT to use 1-2 rugs and iw edroom suite __for storage. Call CH-4014-

Garages Built, Rock i Installed No down payment: HE-1305.

$75 COVERED WAGON trailer, sell for $25 cash. A real bargain! HA-1040.

Get want sd results in The Times at lowest word rates in the city. Phone RI-55651 fer quick results at low cost.

Merchandise for Sale 34

Unclaimed Freight Station CHILDS ROLL oP DRS & CHAIRS, $5 and $7.50; FIR REENS WITH BRASS MES, i ach: EE HOLE DESKS, $8, y $12.50. ey $15; FLOOR LAMPS TH INDIRECT LIGHTING, $1.50 and

CAPITOL AT SOUTH

Wool % 5 GGG LUMBER JACKETS 1.50 Arctics. Boots. A Googe ey my 128 S. West “All rubber Army 50¢

ARCTICS Al rub : Wool Pants,

Boots, $1: W Wind Breakers. $1: Lea. Gloves, Mitts, 10c: Furniture Pads, $1: Tarpaulins, sizes. new and used; save up to 35%. 620 N. Senate.

COMPLETE STOCK of new and used lumber and building materials at greatest savings in Indianapolis. - CLI AND WRECKING CO. 1320 Kentuckv Ave.

uI-7100. CLEAN LUMBER EW Ul

KING CONTRACT 2043 NORTHWESTERN

Singer Vacuum Cleaner Late modél, only $37.50

SINGER SEWING CENTER 126 W. Washington RI-7918

WEAVER NO. 2 High-pressure car washer with 3 H. P. single-phase. 60-cycle motor. MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington

Radiator 5 Ans Bk Alcohol 139% Heatucky.

GOOD USED LoMBER tise from nails: sash, doors brick, R WRECKING. CO. 320 N.” West." LI-1910. Only kills rats and RAT-ACAKE ory Non-poisonous. LURIE CO., 132 S. Penn. LI-3793.

ROACH’S LAST MEAL, kills quickly, For sale at your nearest dealer or ALBERT G. M AAS CO., 31 Virgniia Ave. RI-3315.

SALE—Floor sample modern ice refrigerators. Buy now while prices are lower. POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO.

STOVES All kinds Reconditioned

and ' Guaranteed. PRINGLE & JOHNSON. 826 Mass. L1-0068

NEW and USED BUILDING MATERIAL. MILLION POPULATION WRECKING CO.. 310 S. Delaware. LI-6270. SINGER _ electric console: repossessed; small balance. 33 a SINGER CO.. 1727 N. Meridian. TA-1503.

p Sopiainer, PPLY

WITHOUT COMMISSION 41,0, bin RI-8727. 5% 0 Tin Coeiuated Bids.

$215 HOTPOINT hn TENE won State Fair. never used, $125. . Morris.

TR-1151|CL

SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

[FS HONOR LOANS TO FIT-YOUR-BUDGET Pick your own monthly repayment Example: $9.77 per month for 12 months repays everything on a $100 loan

Cash [Amount You Pay Back Each Loan [Month Including AH Charges You 20

6 12 Get | mos. | mos. mot.

VY | loan | loan

$2 : 1.96 50 4.88 70 % 6.84

100 9.77 125 12.22 150 | 27.26 | 14.65

200 19.44 12.76 250 24.14

300 | 53.99 | 2880 | 22:52 | 18.77

Payments are calculated at Household's rate of 212% per month on the first $150 of balances, and 114% per month on balanees above $150.

No Security of Any Kind

No mortgages or endorsers. just a plain note and nothing else. No credit inquiries of friends or relatives. Immediate attention to all applications. To apply, phone, wri or visit office.

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

CORPORATION TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES

M. J. Scoii, Manager P Phone: dey an

328 Illinois Bg. cor. Illinois and Market H. S. Mecker, Manager Ph.: Riley 5404

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Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association

- ESTATES LOAN . CO. Diamend 0 Gas Co. Loans 47 5. Penn. . 8th “Floor Majestic Bldg. Ask for Mr. Hawkins Your Diamond Kept Sealed in Bank

Colonial Finance Go. MA-2381 R1-1591

SIGNATURE LOANS

20 Months to Repa, ay. CAPITAL FINANCE C RE. 304 Kresge Bldg.

AUTO LOANS 20 MONTHS TO REPAY

SACK’'S BROS. AUTO LOAN CO., INC. 306-8-10 INDIANA AVE. ‘Ri-5998

MA -4409,

znd 3¢

Mercha ndise for Sale

EANING and. pressing nop, _ Dodge for later model car. DR-417 >» PRICE sale on mattresses, brand new, full or twin size. 304 E. Wash 2-PIECE velour overstuffed, reconditioned, - __ guaranteed, $22. 304 E. Wash.

E | ELECTROLUX elec. sweeper, 60 days’ oid, 606 Mass.

_ Sacrifice for quick sale. FUR COAT—Northern seal, Sie 38-40, good _ lining, A-1, $15 . HA- 1492 GAS range, White, e, $25: gas hese 5s each: Cavenport. $6. 627 W. Verm R LUMBER PRICES. 8S. 8. RHODES. & SON. 840 W_ WASH. ST. Linoleum 9x12, bordered $3. 95 Exchange Furn. Co. 304 E. Wash. NORGE OIL BURNER, heats 5 rooms, 50. _ Like new. 622 E. Washington. RI

RUSH JOBS MAKE US SMILE. haha PRINTING, 685 Century Bldg. MA-3467,

STORE fixtures, bakers equipment. spee cial equipment: buy-seli 419 BE. Ohi

Utility Cabinets $2.95 33 L

OARL., $4.60 100 sq. ft. TR Car;

ALLBO S. 8. RHODES & SON. 340 W. MART

WINDOW SASH, new and used MATERIAL CO 2046 Northwestern.

Rooms Without Board 14

Rooms With Board | 15

RENTAL DIRECTORY

Apartments for Rent 18

$2.50; TACOMA, 517 ‘N.—Attractive, warm, next bath, good transportation; gentle- - man preferred; reasonable. $3; PARK, 1635—Nice room, near bath; private home; good transportation; phone.

$3.00—STATE 102 N.—Large, comfortable front; good heat; gentleman preferred; near car.

BOULEVARD PLACE. 2939 — Nicely furnished, good heat, suitable i-2; colored; reasonable. TA-0944..

CAPITOL, 3502 N.—Real home for gentlean, attractive room, excellent heat. natant hot water, privileges. ‘'CA-T14

CARROLLTON, 3315—$3: warm room; tile bath: private home; gentleman; garage. _ HA-0666-CENTRAL, 2215—Attractive warm _ 1-2 working sls private home. HE-3111, — Attractive Excellent

DELAWARE. 713 Apt. front room. AnD bath, heat. Phone. DELAWARE, 1625, N.—Large front Studio) private entrance, excellent heat. ladies. HA-2587-W, after 5 p. m. DELAWARE, N., 1851—Slceping room next bath. suitable 1-2: hot water: reasonable. ILLINOIS. N., 2427—Room. furnished for gentleman. modern conveniences: no other roomers. HA-1893.

OIS, N; 3009, Apt. 3—Warm, bright. next bath. Big closets, Employed. irl __Dbreferred. KENWOOD, 3175 — Girl to share room: private lavatory. constant hot water. _ HA-2510-M. JERSEY, 1116 N.—Attractive warm front room. Dear bath; hot water; rea- __ sonable. RI-66 NEW JERSEY, rt bath, Jnnersprings, __HA-1591. NEW JERSEY. 2102 N.—Unusually attractive; real home for girls, boys, reasonable. wl 2

N.—Warm, adloining real home, 1-2.

RSEY, 2113 N. — Private home, |g EL closet, "butltoin drawers, ineals optional. TA-6647. NEW YORK. 3602 E.—Nicely furnished, next bath. private home, gentlemen preferred. IR-6157, WASHINGTON BLVD., 29% large warm front, twin beds, innersprings, 1-2, phone. WASHINGTON BLVD., 32D.—Warm, fine home, stoker, hot water, garage; gentle“man. HA-1813-W. WOODRUFF, 560 M. Drive—Gentlemen; thermostat heat insulated, Large, attractive. Suitable 2. CH-1078. WOODRUFF, 576 E. DRIVE—Large: twin beds; vprivate Dome meals optional; gentleman. CH-5048 10TH. 3021 E. — Taree front. suitable 2 Sble H: Sn. couple. Garage, reason-

46TH., 133 W.—Aitractive, gules and Jigme. like: ie bath: gentle . HU-55 ATTRACTIVE, warm Le a i. trance: refined Jewish hone: walking distance; reasonable. RI-370 Get want “ad ‘results in : Times at lowest word rates {in the city. Phone RI-5551 for quick results at low cost.

Rooms With Board

$5-86—COMER. _ stairs: 3 meals; widow's 0114-R.

1205—Large front, downhome. DR-

ALABAMA, N. 2415 — Newly furnished front room: excellent meals: all con- . veniences: gentlemen. TA-6280. O18, Mer 1036, apt. 5—Nice room, roses (ood heat. Evening meal.

1552

SANDERS, 321—Nice warm double room. Good meals. Private. Transportation. Garage. LI-6689.

Hotels 16

comtortable;

Clean,

Hoosier Hotel h and bath! city heat: 440 Mass. $3.50 > Up MILNER $4.50 WEEK GUEST LAUNDRY FREE HOTEL 126 8. ILLINOIS. wkly. rate ap) Spencer Hotel %5s™ii" $4° JAP JONES, Manager. CAP., 18% S.; h ht., low Lemley Mayfield CAPITOL. N.—Clean, warm rooms. innersprings; near bath: (under new management). LI-5960. 17

2 priments: N. Iili-

Housekeeping Rooms

$3.50 TO $7-1 or 3-room steam heat; all atilities. nois. RI-2042.

$4 UP — Well furnished, clean 2-room apartments; private entrance, 1103 CenTr $5 SQLLEGE. 0 yal] 2- oom apart. €. a pent es priva entrance ALABAMA, N. 1401—Lovely front room, kitchenette; ' also single: innersprings; private entrances. LI-9180. BROADWAY, 1134 — Three large warm rooms, bath. Accommodate 4, $8; one room, pM One cats and kitchenette ea ara . HA-2275-R. Farase opuoma

COLLEGE, 1537—Two large rooms, steam heat, private entrance: utilities furnished: downstairs. COLLEGE, 1420—Cozy a rooms, nicely furnishe __ Adults.

DELAWARE, N., 517—Large room. near bath; steam, hot water, 2 distance. Reasona able. FLETCH 556—Two-room apartment, good Jer. utilities, modern, sink. Walkng distance. MERIDIAN, N.. 814 (Library apartments) — Nicel furnished JrRarument; utlities: walking distance: $5 MORRIS ST., 356 Ta Tent, single light _ housekeeping 1 room: SE $2.50.

artment, two large Good heat.

JERSEY, N., 712—One unfurnished Ioom, Sat Fink food Ba downstairs, Parks

Tae 2038 N.—Two rooms, com rance, phone; adults.

JERSEY, N., 1215 — 2-room front; Private entrance, hot water, steam:

reasonable.

OR a N., 20.—Attractive 2 100ms; innersprings. Frigidaire, steam. Private entrance. Hot wate PENNSYLVANIA rooms, clean, Adults.

1945—Attractive 3

. Na near bath, Frigidaire, 2 __closets. Adults.

WOODRUFF PL.—Lower Cioom “apartment

unfurnished. Private bath. Inquire, 3138

E. Mich igan.

4 ROOM aartments pulling, pe y preferred. "0m. chide

Apartments for Rent

Ads Lowesy Rate in City.

5-ROOM APT

NEW R lete kitchen, overstuffed, private en-

Beautiful Front Apt., $50

One bedroom, com si0t redeco! . 3510 N. fan. Fated

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. HE-1328

1 BEDROOM $40

First-class condition. -4001 E. Was

GENERAL APARTMENTS, ING.

22 W. Vermont 11-2439

$38; 668 E. 12th, No. 19; 2 bedroom MA-1062. TA-4646. 1 129 E. Mkt. No. 1217, $45; summer, $40; ; (Irvington): 4 rooms, Rie oe refrigerator, garage, heat, water, COLLEGE, 1664—5 rooms, Frigidaire, steam heat, tile bath, porch, laundry; $35. GREER ST. 814—Three room apartment, toilet, water paid: $20. DR-5945. NOBLE ST. 231 S.—Two 2-room unfure __nished apartments: utilities furnished.

"TI. N. Noble St.: $20 per

month. I. ne. NGALOW il ARR 1202 N. RA ool Ave. 6-r mod. ; janitor rvs $30. Clark Agey C1a5ae

18A

KENVOOD. 2235—3 rooms, kitchsnetts bath apsIiment: utitities: excellent heat $8.50. RI-2234. FIVE:ROOM house; lights, Z8L pid aout: $7. Inquire 719 E. New

10TH., 518—3 rooms, down; Frigidsirs good HR private bath; $7.50. 6149,

Furn. Houses—Apts.

$25; 816 E 23D.—Modern 6-room doWe; jizidunod floors. new sink, good furn.ce,

Houses for Rent

$32.50; MEDFORD, 1833—4-room brick vee De. bungalow double; water paid. BE-

CENTRAL, ran! modern double '

with ih patage __GEO SEW ART "508 inland Bldg.

‘COLLEGE, 1641—6 rooms, modern; doubles garage; good condition; i4 Virginia Ave. CoLtFar. 5939 — Comfortable 3-bedroom hi ’ = cat X eTeee. Shown by appointe

Bx NN ToONTS, semi-mod.$ bath, fireplace; $20: water paid. HE- 4087, LEXING DON: 1914—820; 5-room semimode _erh., 130 E. New } ork,

NEW JERSEY, 2602 N.—7-room sin Ie, i Ll

_ decorated, Sig furnace, garage.

RURAL, N

36—Large 3-bedroom double; gine for 2

2 relat ve families; $30.

425—Six rooms; inside i $15. 5 SEXTON AGCY. MA-2384,

10TH, 6026—28 E.—New B5-room to-side brick veneer double, thoroughly modern, .venetian shades social room, full bases ‘ment, air genditioned furnace. Open by

appointment IR-7067. 1TH. 1129 W.—Modern 6-room Couble. RUS duood floors, 2-car garage. TA-3366. 20TH,, ! J E.—6 rooms, is, modern; n; singles

gaan; $25, 44 Virginia Ave. MODERN furnished. unfurnished To

and iE TR Utilities ded. __TON OUSE, Oaklan 3 FURNISHED AND

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