Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1940 — Page 12

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: Attomey, to: inquiring in

¥ lephone of Mrs. Rose Gold,

l'eved Brains ‘of ~ der, Inc. | (Aaother Story, Page Two) |

NEW YORK, March 27 (U. P)— Investigators prying into | Murder, Inc, said today that they had run into a good lead to the iden ty of

a Abe (Kid

(Buggsy) ; ingstérs whose confe O'Dwyer, Brookl

tion and

The wire-tappers lis

dnight Rose” in the Brownsville ict where Murder, Inc, had its headquarters. LA

Hear Phone Conversatid

They heard Reles and talking te the man beliey a politician’s secretary. Mr. O'Dwyér has the I these calls and is believe ing to use them in question who is making so complet fession he is wearing out secretaries. The proseci may send men to Sulliva —dumping ground for victims of Murder, Inc.—as the politician’s secretary was said to have| spent vacations there near resorts used by Reles, Goldstein and i gunmen, The wire-tappers orig jally were "interested in the bail bond transactions of “Midnight who has [been indicted on 17 counts of per jt in the corruption inquiry bois conducted in Brooklyn by ial Prosecutor John Amen.

| Probe 1938 Slayin

A possibility of a se¢ taken-identity killing ar

investigator who was shot| side of an apartment in| November, 1938. | Police have believed the inexplicable killing was slain because of a | I semblance to Matthew

ague reKane, a

former convict who was released on the murder. Kane

parole the day o

lease from Aubu $427,000 : Brook holdup.

THYSSEN REPORTED | - SEEKING U. S. [ENTRY

PARIS, March 27 w. p P.).—Fritz Thyssen, German industrialist and - voluntary exile from the Nazi regime, was reported today to be seeking a visa for entry into the United States. Herr Thyssen argived here from Switzerland on Tuesday. | Official sources said that he % t

istered under an assumed name a big Paris hotel and was said have begun an effort to secure permission to continue to the United States at once. These reports were that the United States state department hac ot yet indicated Whether he would receive a visa.

| ZURICH, Switzerland, March 27 (U. P).—It was reported reliably

. here today that Fritz Thyssen,

+ former. German steel n

jagnate, was on his way to Lisbon where he planned to embark on April 4 for Buenos Aires aboard | the Italian

liner Conte Grande.

THOMAS E. ELZEY, | ILL FOR MONTH, DIES

Thomas Edward Elzey, machinist at the Universal Gear Corp., died last night at Methodist Hospital. He was: 25. Mr. Elzey, who lived at 1524 E. 17th St, had been ill for a month. He was born at Muncie, Ind, and

moved here with his parents as a child. | graduated from Tech High School in 1934. + He is survived by his wife, Opal,

a bride of seven months, and his

parents, . and Mrs. Ward Elzey, of Indianapolis. Funeral services will bs conducted at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the Kirby

Mortuary and at 2 at the Olive ‘Branch Christian Church. Burial will be in Washington Park.

BOND ISSUE FOR FIRE EQUIPMENT SPEEDED

The City Legal Department today ed legal formalities for a Safety Board bond issue totaling

gbout $100,000 to purchase fire|

equipment and build a new engine house. The bond issue was approved by the Board last December. The roposed engine house is to be at Prospect St. and Madison Ave. to house the equipment of Engine House No. 17, which was

torn, down .recently and No. 4 which is to be turned over to the| Park Board as a recreation center.

chased and several pieces of equiprebuilt. ‘The Board a $25,000 issue to radio station at

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attack at noon today school traffic at 21st

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DEATHS

Mrs. Kate Pasch

Mrs. Kate Pasch, 2162 S. East St.

illness of two years. She was 92 and the widow of Paul Pasch. Mrs. Pasch was born in Pennsyl-| ‘vania. She was. a member of the Friedens Evangelical and Reformed Church, the Ladies Aid of that church, and of the Alfarata Council, Degree of Pocahontas. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the - residence, and ‘burial will be Crown Hill. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Ida Scheib, Indianapolis, two grandchildren and three great- ~granuichildren.

Two aerial fire trucks will be pur- |

: Joseph J. Greenen

Joseph J. Greenen, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday at-his home, 1530 Sturm Ave. after

‘a short illness. He was 66. Services will be held Friday at|

8 8. m. at the John F. Reynolds Funeral Home and at 9 a. m. in

Holy Cross Cemetery.

Mr. Greenen, a retired furniture

salesman, attended Butler and Purdue Universities and was a member of Kdppa Sigma Fraternity. He also :was a member of Holy Name

| Society.

He is survived by his wife, Esther; three’ daughters, Mrs. Harold A. Sauer, Mrs. Francis X. Deery, and Miss Grace Greenen; a son, Joseph W. Greenen; a garndson, Joseph Victor Greenen, and a sister, Mrs. Blanche Drew.

Mrs. Margaret B. Roberts

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret B. Roberts, 2032 Roosevelt: Ave., who died yesterday, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the ‘Royster & Askin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mrs. Roberts, who was 79, had been an invalid ever since a‘ fall 12 years ago.. She was the widow of Robert W. Roberts and came here from Lebanon after his death 13 years ago. | Survivors are two sons, Victor E. and Lawrence E. both of Indianapolis; two daughters, Mrs. Katherine Stark, Chicago, and Mrs. Nova MacCoy<Indianapolis, and a grand-| daughter, Miss Mary Lou Roberts. | . | Mrs. Nellie May Dunn. | Mrs. Nellie May Dunn, widow of Lawrence E. Dunn, wholesale meat dealer, died last night in her home, 2306 N. Illinois St. She was 53. Mrs. Dunn was born in Hammond, but spent most of her life here. Following [the death of her husband in 1935 she operated his business and was| active until about a year ago when |she became ill. Survivors are a brother, Clinton F. Snider; [two sisters, Mrs. Maude Allen and Mrs. Gertrude Hammer; a -nephew, Donald Hammer Jr.; and a niece, Dorothy iammer, all of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held in the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Home at 1:30 p. m. Friday, with the Rev. Grundy Fisher, pastor of the University Park Christian Church, SHclanng Burial will be in Crown

Mrs. Willett Niblack, Funeral services for Mrs Willett Niblack of near Pittsboro, Ind., who died Monday in Methodist: Hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. tomprrow in the home| of a daughter, Mrs. Ella Moore, 236 N. Mount St. The Rev. C. A. Wade, - Westview | Baptist Church pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Memorial Park. | Mrs. Niblack was born in Mt. Sterling, Ky., but lived in or near Indianapolis the last 19 years. She is survived by her husband, Thomas; two daughters, Mrs. Moore land Mrs. 1 Flossie Boone; a sister, Mrs. Isabella, Maberry, Winchester, Ky.; two brothers, John H. Vivion, Levee, Ky., and David H. Vivion, Rockville, Ind,

a resident of Indianapolis for 70 years, died Monday night after an

Charles L. Fraul

Services for Charles I. Fraul, who died Monday in Methodist Hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Grinsteiner Funeral Home, with burial in Washington Park Cemetery. ‘Mr. Fraul, who was 40, lived at! 1020 E. Market®St. He was a sales-

since 1917. He married Miss Lulu

Times Special

FARM INCOME "= “UP T MILLIONS

Better in Fantiary Than in

37, 38, or ’39, U. S. J Reports.

WASHINGTON, March 27—Hoo-

man for 10 years with the City Cash|sier farmers had a larger cash inRegister Exchange. He was a’ hative| come from farm marketings in| of Jeffersonvilleand had lived here| January of this year than during

the same period in 1937-38-39, a

tyesterday

Corya in 1920.

parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph A. ‘Fraul, Jeffersonville;

a sister, Mrs. L. E. Pangborn, Indianapolis.

Mrs. B. F. McKee

Services fof Mrs. B. F. McKee, an _Indianapolis - resident for 20 years, will be held at-2 p. m. tomorrow at the Feeney & Feeney Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. | Mrs. McKee, who was 72, died at her home, 141 W. 29th St. | She is survived by her husband, Ben Jamin; a sister, Mrs. W. S. Van ess, and three nieces, Miss Margaret Van Ness and Mrs. Carl Bender, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. . H, Curran of Montreal, Canada.

RISE IN AUTOMOTIVE EXPORTS REPORTED

WASHINGTON, March 27 (U.P.). —Ezxports of automotive products during February rose to $25;093,068, a 2.5 per cent increase over the figure for January, the Commerce Department reported today.

Exports of passenger cars decreased from a high of $7,812,328] during January to $6,135,741 last] month. The decline was more than|| balanced by a “substantial increase” in purchases of heavy duty trucks which rose from $6,211,018 in January to 35900 in February.

MRS. VAN PELT DIES AT DAUGHTER'S HOME

Mrs. Mary E. Van Pelt, 2027 Park Ave., longtime North Side resident, died today at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. V. Maedje, 3740 Park Ave. She was 80. Mrs. Van Pelt fell Christmas and broke her leg. She had been in the hospital until she returned to her daughter’s home Saturday.

He is survived by his wife, his

a brother, Claude A. Fraul, Jeffersonville, and

Born in Shelby County, she was married to Sutton B. Van Pelt, who! died ten years ago. A son, R. F. Van Pelt, died in 1933. , Mrs. Van Pelt was a member of the Broadway Baptist Church. The Rev. R. M. Dodrill, church pastor, will officiate at the services, which ‘Iwill be held at 2:30 p.-m. Friday at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be at Crown Hill,

JURY VENIRE DRAWN UP A. venire of 40. jurors for the May

Bureau of Agricultural Economics report disclosed today. ® The January, 1940, total, includ-

ernment payments were $4,245,000 in January year; $1, 910,000 in 1939, and $441,000 in 1938 the report shows. | Combined leash. income’ /from crops, and liv tock in January, 1940, was “$24, 028,0 1939, $19,244,000; 1958, $21,692 000, and $21, 709,000 in Of the January. 1940, total, crops accounted for $6,798,000 and liveglock amd Iivestack products $17,-

2 NAMED TO PROBE |: CHARGES BY UNIONS

A commitige of City officials was named today! to “investigate charges that the City Building Commission has failed to|halt alleged violations |: of the building code. | The charges were made before the Safety Board yesterday by the Marion County Building Trades Council,

R. P. Irrgang, plastelers union

some building jobs, combustible substitutes were being used for noncombustibles required in| the code. Roy Creasey, electric] workers’ union business manager and former City electrical inspector, asserted that electric/ ranges are being installed in private homes before permits are taken out. The Board named a committee of Leroy J. Keach, president, and City Building Commissioner George R. Popp Jr. to investigate the compldints. Mr. Keach said | he would seek further conferences with the unions’ representatives. Mr. Popp said that sometimes inspections were deferred in cases where electrical units were installed

so that householders would not be!ga

inconvenienced. He denied that combustible! substitutes were -used in violation| of the building code.

WASHINGTON CHURCH

DAMAGED BY BLAZE|

WASHINGTON, March 27 (U.P).

--Fire today badly damaged the 50-year-old | St. Church near the U. 8./ Capitol in what was | described as the most spectacular Washington fire in a decade.

Peters Catholic

Five alarms vhotight out approxi-

mately 30 pieces of fire fighting apparatus and 150 policemen %to handle spectactors and traffic. firemen were overcome by smoke.

Four

term of, Federal Court was -drawn today by .Albert C. Sogemeier, clerk of ‘the court, and Fred Hoke, jury

Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Wedn., March 27, 1940

ing Government payments, was $28,273,000 as co red to $21,154,000 in 1939 and $22,133,000 in 1938. Gov-|"

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SOUND Six ear-old Dag oNTER, Ww. weigh‘ing 1800 lbs. FLOYD sth St., New Augusta 3. ENGLISH setter | [unis Registered, OLIVER DUNGA + Acton, Indiaga, DR4634 Ring 1.

So FOTATORS Early Ohios, Cobblers

and Triump! Also onion sets. kenaze & ‘Mordo ,-408 BE. South. Merchandise for Sale 34 $165 YR FT] Bll white, excellent baker, periect: only "$18. 1457 Fairfield. Late model, Hike new.. Easy Washer Bargain. 606 Mass. EASY Washer, porcelain tub,

A-1. 3308 E.- 10th. Open eves. $12.50

Tectrio i guaran- $98 G45

teed. Used. 807 N. Del. St. reels ‘used: condition. Purng e “CH

00d a Michigan

S. 8. RHODES & SON,

Innerspring i Mittens 9. 8. a By or twin, Exchange rum Co. 310 E. Washington PERIOD enport, Jahoeany fipms, fine uphoist: es $35. 310 E, Washin oN RUSH JOBS MAKE/ US SMILE, HENDRES PRI INERG. 685 AE Bldg. | MA- RN

tures. bakers’ equipme ent. special X buy-sell. BES m

__ equipment

WaLLBO ARD, $2.60 100 = HODES & SON, Lat

ts garry.

ATE

on ning room, A 50 Exchan e Furn. Co. 310 “E. ‘Washington

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Rooms Without Board 14

| Housekeeping Rooms 17

Houses for Rent 19

YN and Lets Sale, ~ 25

$2; BEVILLE, 1026 N.—Nice, warm, vate entrance; nice for couple; . leges. CH-5141. 5

$3—PARK, 1232—Attractive room, heat, innersprings, large closet; pa rking.

‘ori

phone;

$3: DOUBLE; 412 E. 15th: large front room; innérsprings: Central carline;

ALABAMA, 2339 N,—Front room, 1-2, Tate home. privileges, meals optiohal.

BROADWAY, 1240, APT. 6—Large room, private home; next bath: 1-2. LI-9043.

CARROLLTON, 2737 — Room downstairs, innersprings, hed Jath: adults’ home,

gentleman: $3 CENTRAL, 1503—1arg , light, twin bed-. fon ving, bedroom:

room; also combina

reasonable. LI-200:

steam |

N,, 1643—Nice, light room.

BROADWAY, Gi front rooms, kitchenette, lavatory, next bath; nice place; _aduits. CARROLLTON. 1226: LINDEN. 1305—1-rm. kitchenette apartments, furnished: private entrance: panies. LI-9403.

CARROLLTO, 4—2 Rooms. complete

. 1804—2 Rooms, kitenen; J i-8-door; next bath; stoker;|{ bed- | Se

CENTRAL, A TIE 1 or 2

sonable. COLLEGE, 1537—Nice 3-room apartment, private entrance; front porch. Also 1 room.

GROFF, 1441—$4.25; two rooms; everything

bath, constant Jot water, gentieman

_ preferped. __HE-4138 COLLEGE, "3747—2 Be e, nicely furnished rooms, adjoining bath; gentlemen 'preferred. TA-47 DELAWARE ff 4 N.—Attractively furnished alcove living. bedroom, innersprings; suitable for couple; phone: DELAWARE, 2147 N.—Nicely furnished studio bedroom siitavle 1-2; private en-

Frau Fett Eon wr Joseph 4 bi ae of Irance raul, Jefferson , In I Claude Praul of Jeffersonville and | PELAWARE, 1725 Ni APT, 9—Girl Pr Mrs. E. Pangburn, assed awe lovely room; next bath, innersprings, at tno ‘Metnodist “Hospital Monday. 8 privileges, phone. Pp. age Funeral at agin- DEQUINCY. 611—Newly furnished front; : HIT = Funeral Home, 1601 New twin beds,icross ventilation, 1-2. IR- 3388. a ursday, S| EMERSON, 421 N. (Irvington) —Attractive invited, | Burial Washington P Bark € Come. room opposite N. Funston) hot water; tery - gentleman. IR-6630. ILLINOIS. N., 1446—Apt. 8; large front : BEOUG B-Jonn = TOR of e May & and” ge private lavatory; hot PL $3. 50: gentleof Mrs. Setey Mis, “Jobin B an d Charles FLLINGES, 3. 2027—Ni Ne enn EE seit rot TS. Nice room for gentieFleicher, Jeparted this life 3 canssday, ma rH 1803 conveniences: or gentle mers - Moore's Was not “Tryingion Mortis. hadi KAPPES. 1 1318 | COGS front room, BL nyiiod. oon f Tiong, reasonable. I 634 — Unusually furnished MEYER—Mrs. Minnie (nee Sordholi), . age Front: S priva ate. home; patetien privileges n years, ag Rife of ATs i jam © optional; reasonable. HA-2798-J. eyer, mother o TS. e: — - Mrs. Herman Strube, William B. and | evei Ay. 3 1320 RN ravycalive a: Richard H. ployer, pasted vay Wednes- springs: § Walking distance. 1 LI-1707

Cross v ntila-

CENTRAL, 1603, Al fin 201—Attractive, near | HIG

furnished: pritcie sail AND A 1 N.—Two clean, fle he sink; adult: hy -2i25 N.—Three rocms and bath. well thay constant hot water. Janitor. KEYSTONE, 2008 N.—3 rooms, down; private entrances; Hae? SWcer I LOCKERBIE, 628, 821 E. New York: one, two rooms, furnished; modern; reduced

it58sA CHUSETTS AV. AH! utilities. AV Constant t hot water. oh "JERSEY, N., 1215—Front 2-room apartihens; hot water. Private entrance, _ Telephone. Reasonable. ; YLVAN zy 2 " bapered: orivate lady-cou STERLING. able] i-room apartment; near bath: a it furnished: good transportation. C. RACE AVE. 210—Nice. OneIro0m effi- _ ciency; utilities paid; hot water. 10th E., 516—Three rooms; ote ly furnished: private entrance; electric refrigeration: phone ne E., 232 0—32 Largs rooms nicely furnished: utilities pa CH-4020.

1 or 2-room 7M apts. bath,

rvice “din, Tm, | 90 Up 18

708, No, 9; clean

rooms,

7 1945—Co! rigiduire: . en-

12TH

COLONNADE

243 N. Meridian.”

Apartments for Rent

PASCH—Kate, 92 years, beloved mother of Ida Scheib, grandmother o 2 grt. John

Friel and Frank Scheib passe awa, Monday evening. Funeral ay, he home, East

at Friends invited. Bat en Hill o

Card of Thanks

heartfelt

CORTEGLIA—T wish to extend bd for Ie ward Bo BLL and oT! or! beautitu Sy Atended 8

the death of my wile. Vincent Gorteglia. Funeral Directors 6

HISEY & TITUS MORTUARY 951 ‘N. DELAWARE ST. ac LESegmeRes TON 4 bo MOORE & KIRK IR-1150 CH-1806 TA-5086-8

so | SHIRLEY BR BROSED, row

rooms, kitchen, large screen poFeh! rea- | C.

WYOMING 414 E.—6-Rm, modern double, |

HICKMAN RI-1990, 243 E. Ohio. 28 iS 8 E.—Three-bedroom. 2-way dou ble, os ated, hardwood floors, stoker heat: $42.50. HA-4785-M.

Farms—Suburban 20 ~ §-Acre Chicken Ranch

WNER WILL SHOW 4580 E. oy oR to start. 2-story, 3-bedrogm mod. home. houses, brooder house. hog house. ' Tefms. in oa buildings. ' Price on ¥ Nioduand Term A a CH-1578, wit

2 ? Are You a Carpenter 2 ?

If you are, you can make a good buy of 55 °N. 14th” St., Beech Grove.

large mod. bungaiow, needs some Work. :| Can: be bought on low terms. Mr. Nicolai or Mr. Koe cp J. 8. CRUS. REaLTy CO. RI-6412.

226-ACRE FARM. located on Road 31 south, Good six-room house with i tricity. Barn, chicken house, well fenced. Will ‘exchange for city property. = Possession at ones Mr, Hamilton or Mr.

Helson. REALTY 208 N. DELAWARE Easr-_ronE ACRES—Seven rooms, mods» ern, except b ath. Chicken house, brooder, . On Sho orizidge To Joad, $3750, Walter Folkerth. *E A gent.” ail E. Washington. R-43 500; O-ROOM house, two-car pf acre ash. unting,

"ground. for $350 c arming on 69 ny gH 2 years to pul chaser. Will trade. BE-3855, 1621-3 _ Morris. ar 3 ACRES—4-Rm Rm. .._house, elect., gas, barn, gar. fenced. Transportation. Clear. May trade See 2120 Sherman Dr., or call CH- -5333-R, with SAE Cc. CARR.

12 ACRE LOTS on Southeastern and Emerson Aves.: $165. with $15 down and $6 “er month and up. e will assist vou in financing your ‘new me. ‘BERT __ WILHELM. 2108 S. Emerson. TWO ACRES—4-ROOM BUNGALOW | On Thompson, Road. ith of Ma Price Baare, 220s e terms. DR-2197. STUDEB REALTY 2308 SHE. LAWRENCE -— Corner 47th 1_and* Frank in 8-room HO Extra ground,

Chicken 1

. Kooper f= appointm J. CR EALTY eo

GUILFORD, p 3303 Real home Sone TF t meals.

HOLMES, S., 46—Nice room with Theals: BEtiolaat home: good transportation.

penSek 5 Sate.

1905—3 Rms, batl $ LARK

SUGAR utilities 2 3 “420 80 mo. C TY,

AUS. APTS., 13th., Colle 3, bedpues apasunenis: “heat, water: Ty 323 .50.

all

day may call at Ye G. H. Herrmann Funeral iE : chicken, ouse. Open to inspect. or Hone 8 ® East St. after 7 p.m. ton, a home, gentleman preferred. a APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU Siler Dose SvS% 0 3 PA 209—Lar, or ? - 0 A Hoar RICKS CO.—Good “ NIBLACK—Willett of ‘Pittsnoro, Ind., be-| “Atont ye Jae Savass opiibner Go- | Croton apts. gladly shown. LI-5538| well fenced ideal for vast. Fi] y. loved wife of Thomas Niblack, TACOMA, N, 517; $2.50—Attractive, Iarge | JOHN D. CASE.: TA-4386. gi n. of Flossie Boone, Ella Moore, sister of | “cio pivniched “room, next Bain: a GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. | ano Ns and. Insurance Co.. farms, Isabells Mayberry of of Ynehaster. Pod + pw obal. * 22 W. Vermont. Ll-g4sp | easy terms. JOHN CASE, “3550 N. Penn Vivion of Rockville, Tod. "a away |38D, 36 W.: 12 bl. Meridian-Illinois: front $35; 5-ROOM duplex, garage, Ras, water. = 5 SNE 25, age ga Year , Bervices = be bedroom. [plenty ventilation, 2 in fa mily. "heat furnished. 831 Bwiod {5 -2851.. | Business Property. 21 ay. m., 3a. COMMERCE. 1819—3 Rooms, sun room, 236 N. Mo unt St. Burial 1 emorial Park CLEAN o Comfortable, Widow's home, y WEL Cemetery. Friends invited Refin a ge rentleman. ' Innersprings. ie Ea Wazer, utilities SArage.| WELL located industrial’ tr tract. (Ioptaining ORRIS—Joe, of Oklahoma of fas oot onal, : 1901 Pletcher, DES 3541 N. MERIDIAN Jone on hy ‘paved. te: Fate ed Leatha Jane Orris (atop). hus pond into | to sell. se Bugtay “iets tas fh Tf Rooms With Board 15 si cha.” Boe Uden, “TAs. Foal Bapttoan or company, Tilik Bs m. Wednesday. unsil 10:3 a 3. Thilrge $6—PARK, 1806—+Warm light room; home Ne iE post war, porch,» 3-100m aves - » . . whing v a Burial Memorial Park Cemeter ry. i f Near carline.. Garage. HE- HA feio-3 oa pores % Wanted to Rerft

GARDEN, “TRACTOR — $48; including to Mig. 824 W. 10th.

Unive ESPONSIBLE couple. wal pice | Sr or Rt furn., or Saturn, -4466.

in ssed,

Houses and Lots Lo

up. 248 Ill. gr.

(New cocktail lounge). JAP J sons, Mg

Housekeeping Booms 17

$3.50; $6—1 or: te _geaaenee utilities bi 2 N Tine RE $4.75; 2 modern, nicely furnished,

single, newly

aper i - tric washer. VR G oh 1335, whieh lac:

$5: RKET. 1514 Er ee a up. “private entrance, newly _papered, sink, front | ui 2- BY Fine t: tant bh -room apar ent; col ot _. water. Phone? Haig

SPENCER HOTEL Y:v; rates. 3 $3]

1460 — Nicely tar:

COTT— tt 1730—Large, jvarm room: 8 Sy sEfte ‘Ceamtord: Sater of Hgneciings: kod medi: ‘home wiv | Furn, Houses—Apts. - 18A Mable, Georgia, jam r i Ba ymo! and Denver, ssed _away| NEW JERSEY, 2324 N.—Well furnished. |g. N oN. Mar %. age 28 Years. Services ue ners ete shower, ga- had 12 JLLINO N. 810 Large ofl utilj5 - + ties. LI: Lolooss. SSO; Mortiiary, 1327 W. Ray St. AVE. 350—Room, board, laundry ew ; -bed~ Ba Floral Park’ Cemetery. - old age pensioners Constants how Wale. MERIDIAN, % utilities: FR SLs bed VAN PELT—M ther AGED-CONVALESCENTS: Sood food an , 46 A. V3 Masdie and R. F. van belt “tde: Sars. dowhstalts. modefn home, | 3048 Mua room apartment; private bath; _ ceased), passed awav Podnne morn. | 8S. Meridian, 5 2050. utilities; phone; $6.50, lens al the Banner Buen : ™ ; av, om. : io invited. Burial Grown © Hill {ends Hotels 16 Houses for Rent: | 19 may call at the mortuary. bo fee : ‘Hoosier Hotel Ji, wa $3.50 uy RANDOLEE, 750 A—i-foom double; 12 [vath; city heat; 440 Mass..... 998 wp MONTH 59 Glads sdbionst Brand Tew

OLD HOMESTEAD ; Per mo., inc., taxes and $30.7 buys this 8-rm.,, ad es newly recond. home at 939 W. ot 80 ft. frontage. Only N20, a. doer 4%9% int, rate, Call Elbert L. McDa lel, E. Kirk McKinney Co., Inc, Realtors off. MA-3521, res. RI-8790: y

6 Rms., Mod.—$215 Down

$25, 5 Per mo., inc. taxes and ins, 8 buys this newly repaired h nesr Perry Stadium. Close to schools, stores, oii Me and transportation. |

; | 2885 SHERMAN

Duplex—3 Rms. & 5 Rms.

$38.9 91 Per mo., inc. taxes and ins, 2 buys this 2 apt. home. 3525 | Salem t. (Between -Meridian & Ill) Needs Jeparis, Can be acquired at a savings. Only $3756 down for a home within a stone’s throw of 38th & Meridian. Call Eber Le: MeDaniel, E. Kirk McKinney Co., In Realtors. Off. MA-3521, RI3790.

equirin ropert; follow the safe meiibd > Bem a ob ty abstract of

tle. i3ikna it examined. by your at-

Union Title Company

Union Title Building 155 E.| MARKET ST.

MORE ow HOMES

1k. EI Siration Only $500" To $32 m move into. Four rooms and Sinetre. basement, insulation, garage wit Sas

heag door. B61 pew grade an schools. ve.

BRIDGES & 8 LR

overs high

intmen BRIDGE 43 N. "er an

Half Block to E. Washington

29 N, Hamilto—5-Room modern, except basement and { Fnates 3hozoughly recon new -hrdwg. rh. pe Laren. linoleum, dic Fr Si doen tink a wil es - PADL L. McCORD CO. 815 Leémcke Bldg,

ls "BUNGALOWS

620-24 N. Keystone, 5-rm. mod., he $3000 each. Terms 10% down, $27.00 monthly. Call Mr Nicolai or

USE RI-6412.

Bareoin 4337 E. 30th St.

Five rooms, bathroom, garage, gas, shits, water, sewerage, paved street. Cogner bus. Cozy. lttle home, good conditipn. Price $1600: $481 cash; $15 per “month. Owner. 4102 E. 30th. Fo Bargain—2875 N. Dearbo rn

Rie. room modern. Big double garage. Lot 40x150. Paved street. Two buses n an. Price 0130s: $198 ash $12 per mo the wner. 4102 E 30th,

GOOD HOME ~~

6-Room modern. 1414 E. Kelly. ‘$3500. Porches, side drive: near schools churches and car line. R-5989. RI-5! HOYT, 39338 — Modern a 3 shade: newly weatherstrip. 0 Bown. Mec! oe. Acro Realty Co.

$55 ealty Co. | 11-4949.

% DOWN—1246 EDGEMONT Vive roan modern bung.: fireplace, gar. MOSLANDER: 'CH- oa. N.—3-bedroo: oar $400 A Call GHo5035, Cacifis

WNER'S e-room house, gt Cash

three-room house, garag DE $650.- Call 1828 Liv aston. }

THREE rentals; total price, $1000 cash; Investment nets 30 pet. 748 N. Drexel.

Colored Buyers 301 W. 26th Siceor msern ions $30! Qe baiahes monthly. JOHN R. WELCH & SONS 11-3423

Real Estate Loans

on at or Application

More Sh arg lower Osta @ oon ee Ln oe ow WA de ry ALL] ALI AND LORT [7 2% Comstriction Mon Cl 4 7 GEO. A. BUSKIRK

241 N. Penn. Xs Figen pd R1-5088.

MORTGAGE

Ful hotts 4%,

Rent th gent o Hie rent incl EH

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EG is TT of | Bolo. OF MAS wm, 00 Dae Rear Completely. redecorated. | 15, the time to start buying , SEE & TRONARD. in 150 ar pdetn. SoIBIS; | Loe on. Rockvie lie, Rod fh E lots, rive 134 laundry: 504-3 $35: water paid. DR- down Dome: es easy terms on the ba et TACO isa. Sho N. ~, gr Wh FLETCHER TRUST © COMPANY, itis CH-4047-R : : DUPLEX. investment, ai Annie! Vousiel le fs oi Fon: enrages: | emi mod, Sm. DUBR. oc REN: r Brookside Park. . | HUDELSON. 2619 E. 12th, St. IE EDs MODERN Sis Fo, ot ace y i fran : Bw Gi Jobe Bros. Loa 28 8. | 38

homie ego 3-car garage.

emis ‘jence 4 et ny Sesttienge

B-Tnsulsted of i" side on < GE Sa rowsER he = Sn. ST,