Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1940 — Page 17

TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1940

DUCE IS PLAYING DELICATE ROLE AS ‘NUISANGE’

Italy Still Danger Point; Germany or Allies May Force Him Into War.

By LUDWELL DENNY Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, May 7.—-Italy is

still the chief danger point in Europe, according to American observers.

President Roosevelt's peace pressure on Mussolini continues. This, of course, is in line with Allied polfey. The time may come when the Allies will decide they have less to lose with Italy as a hostile weak belligerent than with Italy as Hitlers none fighting though effective partner. There is much satisfaction here over the temsporary success of the Presidents Mr. Denny diplomatic intervention in the Italjan situation. But it is considered little more than a hreathing spell. The 10-day qualification, which Foreign @linister Ciano is reported to have attached to the Italian no-war-now pledge, leaves the future completely uncertain. Unfortunately for the Allies, there is little more the President can do in the way of such pressure. The threat to cut off American Mediterranean shipping under the neutral ity law hardly came as a surprise to Mussolini. It is a major factor, because of Italian dependence on foreign trade, but it is not big enough to outweigh Mussolini's loot from war if he is convinced that Hitler is a sure-shot winner.

Allies Must Swing Him

Thus in the long run it is the! Allies themselves, rather than the willing President of the United States, who will have to keep Italy out of the conflict by proving to] Il Duce that they are strong enough | and fast enough to stop the vice torious German legions. The chief fear regarding Mus-| solini is not that he will deliberately throw Italy in, but that he may slip in his devious pro-Hitler ma- | neuvers or that Hitler may

Balkans. The reasons for Italy staying out are as potent now as last September, if not more so. Here are some! of them: 1. The Italian people are opposed

to war, and do not like the Germans. |

King and Pope Opposed

2. The King and the Pope are op- |

posed to war. 3. The Italian military establishment is large but weak, and the military chiefs wish to stay out. 4. Italy is dependent on imports, | 85 per cent of which enter by sea! and most of which could be cut off | by the Allied blockade.

5. Italy lacks the three main war |

materials—iron, coal and oil—and

her reserve stocks would disappear

quickly. 6. Italy, an exceedingly poor country, as a “neutral” is getting rich on war business with both Germany and the Allies. 7. Italy might profit more in the long run from an Allied than a German victory—if she deals with | the Allies she may get less, but the concessions she gets probably would be more secure. However imposing these considerations are on paper and in fact, they do not make any easier Il Duce's role as a tightrope walker. They merely explain his desire to maintain his position as a “nonbelligerent ally” of the aggressive Hitler until he can be certain which side is winning.

Must Serve Hitler

But meanwhile Mussolini must continue to be of service to Hitler in order to hold his position. This he is doing by shipping Germany certain supplies, including apparently some American goods which Hitler could not otherwise get through the Allied blockade. And secondly, as a “nuisance,” Mussolini makes France keep a large troop concentration on her Italian frontier and forces the Allies to hold giant fleets in the Mediterranean. There {8 some suspicion here that his latest warlike feint was merely a successful bluff to prevent Allied concentration in Scandinavia in sufficient force to dislodge the Nazis there.

Methods May Bring War

Assuming that Mussolini's policy is to give Hitler the maximum aid without becoming an actual belligerent, he is being driven to use methods which are likely to drag him into war whether he desires it or not. In fact, some Allied strategists think Italy is now a more effective ally for Hitler than she could be as a belligerent and that, therefore, the Allies should force her hand.

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Merit Plan Topic for Address— Richard Bunch, director of the Indiana Bureau of Personnel, will speak before the Indianapolis Junjor Chamber of Commerce tomorrow noon at the Canary Cottage. His subject will be “The Indiana Merit Plan.”

Lions to See Traffic Film—Lions Club members will see a motion picture produced and presented by the Shell Oil Co, on traffic violations at the noon meeting tomorrow at the Claypool Hotel. The club will present nominations for officers and directors for the next year on May 22. The election will be held June 5.

U. S. to Hire Charwoman Here— The Civil Service Commission today

announced an examination for a charwoman for service at the Indianapolis Post Office, at 50 cents an hour, will be conducted soon. Applications must be on file at the Cincinnati Civil Service office not later than Thursday.

Two Win Cathedral Titles — George Carrico, 2515 Broadway, is champion Cathedral High School orator and Thomas Sallee is the champion elocutionist. They won in a field of eight junior-senior orators and eight freshman-sophomore eloicutionists.

Rider's Leg Broken—Charles Moss, 30. of 1351 Kentucky Ave, received a broken left ankle yesterday when a horse he was riding at the horse market on Kentucky Ave, 1300 block, fell, pinning him underneath. He was taken to the Methodist Hospital.

Trousers With $28 Stolen—Bernard J. Kabacker awakened in his home at 1719 N. New Jersey St. this morning to see a dark figure disappear through the side window. Later, he reported to police his trousers containing $28 had been taken from his room.

| Talks on Osteopathy—M. C. Hammer, D. O, will talk about osteopathy at a meeting of the Indianapolis Health Club to be held at 8 |p. m. Thursday at Room 408, 38': |N. Pennsylvania St. Plans will be | made for the club's first hike, to be {held next Sunday.

European Films to Be Shown— Prof. George Schumacher of Butler | University will show movies taken in Europe in 1937 at a meeting of ‘Local 78, National Federation of | Federal Employees, at 8:15 p. m. ‘Friday at the Hotel Lincoln.

Marriage Forum Ends—The like|lihood of divorce is less for couples |who are married in church and attend church after marriage, Dr. {Thurman B. Rice, Indiana State Roard of Health member, told the Y. M. C. A. Successful Marriage [Forum last night. The meeting was {the last in a series of four spon|sored by the "“Y” Young Men's Division.

Cub Fack Council to Meet— Robert Klare of the American Legion will be the speaker at the {meeting of the Parent Council of Cub Scout Pack 24 at the Centenary Christian Church, 11th and Oxford Sts, at 7:30 p. m. today. Music will be provided by the School 54 or'chestra. | | Microscopists to Get Instructions | ~The Indianapolis Chapter of the American Society of Amateur Microscopists will hold its second meeting Saturday at 8 p. m. in the home of Fred Miller, 940 N. Bancroft St. Instructions in micro-technique will be given to members and others interested.

State Deaths

BROOKSTON--Charles : est, TH Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Louie Herta and Miss Linnie Best. BURNETTSVILLE—Willard Million, Survivors: Wife, Eva: d \ Josie Davis Ranier, Mrs. Mrs. Maud Davis: Mrs. Mabel Timmons and Mrs. Jesse Sharitt: sons, Russell and Harry: brother, Mack Million. CAMBRIDGE CITY-James Grimes, Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Etta Utter Mrs. Elizabeth Clifton; brother, Alfred.

CARTHAGE-—Reuben Bentley, 87. Sur. vivors: Wife: sons. John, Burch and Harry,

75. Mrs. Minick,

65 and

1.7. U. OFFICER DEFENDS STAND

Randolph Cites Union's Solidarity in Answering Appeal For His Defeat.

Woodruff Randolph, International Typographical Union secretary, today issued a. statement replying to an article in the A. F. of L. Weekly News Service last week urging his defeat in the I. T. U. referendum election May 15. The article, written by Philip Pearl, A. F. of L. publicity director, urged the I. T. U. membership to reelect President Claude M. Baker and to replace Mr. Randolph with Mr. Baker's running mate, John J. Conley. In Washington today, Mr. Pearl said that in his article he spoke only for himself and not the A. F. of L. Claims Article Approved To this, Mr. Randolph commented that it has been my expeérience that no one’s article appears in that publication without approval of the A. F. of L. powers that be.” Mr. Randolph added: “Mr. Pearl said it is time for the printers to use their good sense, I would say the printers have used good sense by rejecting A. F. of L. domination. “The A. F. of L. is now trying to control the I. T. U. indirectly through helping elect officers in sympathy with A. F. of L. laws and policies heretofore rejected by referendum vote of our members. “The I. T. U. will never accept the |" theory that the A. F. of L. is a parent body and that it has any right to control the policies or the treasury of the I. T. U. “Mr. Pearl also says that President Baker has done all in his power

standing with the A. F. of L, but that the machinations of Barrett

efforts. Says Union Democratic

“The policies advocated by Barrett and Randolph have been adopted by the entire international union and are not subject to change without referendum vote. “We challenge the A. F. of L. to produce another union in their en-

tire setup that functions with the degree of democracy prevailing in the I. T. U.

fact that when the members of the I. T. U. defeated Charles P. Howard for presiednt, because he was secretary of the C. I. O, they also defeated Frank Morrison as a delegate to the A. F. of L, an office to|which he had been re-elected time after time since 1896.”

5 ARE ARRESTED IN STRIKE DISTURBANCE

ELKHART, Ind, July 7 (U. P.).— Five persons were awaiting arraignment today on charges of inciting to violence, filed in connection with a| labor disturbance at the Schulte Trailers, Inc, plant yesterday, The disturbance occurred when

non-strikers allegedly attempted to pass through picket lines set up by the striking United Automobile Workers Union, C. I. O. affiliate. Meanwhile, Governor M. Clifford Townsend had been asked to send State Police to aid local officials, but Mayor Clyde Paxson said that the request was refused although an investigator might be sent to determine the necessity for aid. Police used tear gas and clubs to quell the outbreak at the plant.

NAZI SERVANT GIRLS PROBLEM TO BRITISH

ALDERSHOT, England, May 4 (U.P)—~The Army is not a bit comfortable about the fact that some 250 German servant girls are employed as servants in houses in and round Aldershot, and the Military Intelligence Department has been’ bringing pressure to bear upon the tribunals to have these girls interned—so far without result.

daughter, Mrs. Mabel Brokaw; half-sisters, Mrs. Charles Winslow, Mrs. Ollie Binford | and Miss Susie Bentley.

DUNLAP-—-Willia V. Brundage, 36. 4 Wife, Mabel: daughters, MPS. Yongs and Mrs. dwar \ on: Ray: brothers, Otis, J Burton and DelWitte; sister, Mrs, W Hoover.

EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Martha Jane Main, 62. Survivors: Husband, Samuel: daughters, Mrs. Philip Ridenour, Mrs. Fred Marting. Mrs. Earl Tenison and Misses Margaret and Geneva Main: sons, William, Samuel, Joseph and Clarence; sister, Mrs. Guy Anderson: brother, Noah Whaley. Charles E. James, 35. Survivors: Daughter, Ruth; mother rs. ula James; sisters, Mrs. Minnie Townsend and Mrs. Margarot Webster; brothers, John, George

and William. Mk, T. Wilson, 88. Survivors: Wife, Elizabeth: daughter, Mrs. Bthel Ann Rice; sons. Claude, Filmore and Gilmore. Mrs. Margaret A. Jacobs, 82. Survivors: Son, Roy: sister, Mrs. Frances Latshaw. FT. WAYNE-C. E. 5 J0IAWarth, Survivors: Wife: three son FRANKFORT William M. Bohannon, 79. Survivors: Wife, Effie; daugheenn Mrs. Daugh-

Pearl Millard. | st Mrs. John

ters, Slipher; brother, sister, Mrs. Brother,

SurM. D. son, G

. Survivors: Klein and William;

Survivor:

Charles Morris. George Sharp, 65 Quincy.

GALVESTON—Mrs. Gertrude Survivors: Sons, George and Milton; daughters. Mrs. Betty ikel, Mrs. Mary Bryan, Mrs. Wanda Minnick, Mrs. JoseEhine Weaver, Mrs. Ruby Taylor and Miss hyllis Jean Bell: brothers, m, Harry and James Stafford: sisters, Mrs. Lidaie Baker, Mrs. Perry Wilson, Mrs. Florence Winslow and Mrs. Mary Taylor, KENNARD--Joan Judge, 13. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Judge; | brothers, Joseph and Max | KOKOMO-— Mrs. Dbrothy Thompson, 2 | Survivor: Brother. Oliver Mrs. Elizabeth Florence Richey. 70. Survivors: Sons, Leroy. Lewis and William; . Aleck Roberts Paul Manley Smith, a ‘Survivors: wits, Mrs. J. C. S. 52.

Bell, 58.

Esther; brother, Luther; ster, Bruner and Mrs. Alton McCo LAGRANGE-—Mrs. Wiliam Elder, Survivors: Husband: son. | PERSHING—Lewis Semle 81. Sur- | vivors: Wife, Katherine: ann hters, Mrs. Willlam Judkins, Mrs, Harvey Bertsch and | Mrs. Martha Wolford; sons, William and |Charles; sister, Mrs. Monroe Hebble; (brother, Henry. RICHMOND -Miss Ida Hawekotte, 65. Shu vivOrs: 8 Ss, Mrs. Scott Markley, M . oelscher and Miss Clara Bini brothers, William and George

| Hawekotte. 69. Survivors: Sons, Carl

| Qtto BRever, I el, k R lds, 50. am Fran eyno | Wife, Maud; brother; three sister

On Everything!

Diamonds, Watches, Autos, Cameras, Clothing, Shotguns, Ete.

JEWELRY

Survivors:

A high officer on the staff of the Aldershot command said:

great danger” and strongly denied the suggestion that some of them

‘|were employed by Army officers.

The girls' freedom of movement is not in any way curbed and if they wish to visit the military camp areas it is difficult for the military and civil police to keep adequate watch on them.

Indianapolis _Times, , Tuesday, © May tla 1040 BUTLER Eileen Marie, daughter of Fred | H. and Christina Butler ee Burke), sister Jacqueline, LaV {hne atricia and | Charles Butler, died Monday. May 6th Funeral from the residence. JH N. Salle St,, Wednesday, 9: 2s Serve ices at St. Philip Nett Church, 10 a.

EADS—Mar gh age 76, mother of Mrs. Mrs. Nata Reiser, Mrs. Carl and John Frances vay Monday ev: eimont, Service nkle Funeral Coe Floral

Deaths—Funerals

8, Dassed residence, Furs ay 10 0 jome. Priends invited. Park.

FITZGERALD--Thomas, 1352 Deloss 8t., stepfather of Mrs. Golda Betz, Cal and Roy Green, Indianapolis, passed away Tuesday, ay 7. Service Bert 8. Gadd , Churchman Ave, at pect, 2 p.m. Friends may call at the Mortuary Patter 2pm Wednesday.

8 ge 72, beloved pr M. Johnson, \reinia R., William Johnston Garten, de-

BRIBG. William John, husband of Etta E.. father of Richard 8. Joh . and Barbara, all of Indianapolis, Ie J. PR Jxliiman of Detro Mich., and Mrs. H, W. Bues Jr. of Wab ash + nd, brother of F. Krieg and Mrs. . Stout of Indiana olis and Sister IR Martin of the er Francis, passed away panday evening at the residence, 3744 Salem St. Private funeral and 1 rom Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday 10 a. m. Please omit flowers.

LEWIS] guard, 288 73, husband of Mar-

wot a red Lewis, passed — ‘al 1052 day.

jon! Funeral Thursday, 2 ar he

Ray 8 ma

ome, 1604 Buria . (Franklin and "Shelbyville papers please copy.)

MAHONEY~Elizabeth P.. widow of Jerry J. Mah Spey and mother of Wilford, John nd Elizabeth Bese} aki 8 Miss

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PLUCKEBAUM _Elithemia fford, Eugene,

Friends may call

age 37 wife her of Made daughter o

Moore Peace Chapel. ashington Park Cemetery.

SCHIESSER-— Louis George, age 54, 3702 N. husband of Harriet H.,

away Monday morning ye & Buchanan tu ary Friends invited u ful | Friends may call at the mortuary.

THATCHER -- Margaret, hn &

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Vawter, "in Vawter, Bai mors. Md. , | and Mrs. Ma

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WAIDLICH «= Mollie (nee Bitkman), years, beloved wife of Ernest H. lich, mother of Mrs, ML mes Ste Mrs. Anthony Behler, and Fred Waidlich, and Lindsay Hickman, passed

WILES Joseph, age Ww ude.

passed away Monday.

Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, May 1, 1040 0 HATR—Mrs, Caroline, widow of Edgar

allas Hitz hd

Friends invite

(Famia), sister Frank and

liam Catton,

t idence, EB T ay. Funeral

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entered into rest Mon. of Marion H. Potter, e, Maxine and Norma Mrs, essle M

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m. Funeral Wednesday, home, 1519 Host Ave. Burial Crown Hill

70. beloved father of Woodbeck

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PATCHING a specialty: new arches and Siuced ork. rompt, reasonable service,

new and Lod , Work;

lastering, r

zing in old work, (PRINTING)

it will pay you 1 to see RICHPRI R, 127 BE E. New York.

(REMODELING) REMO DELING, HOME REPAIRING, ROOFING, GARAGES. PAINTING. JAMES L. __OGLE. __TA-8053. (RENT __ A RENT A NEW TRUCK! DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF, INC __tucky Ave. RI-7788.

(ROOFING) __

Roll Roofing 90-1bs. complete

Any size nails

L.|PaTeH pl

FOR Printing "ARDS THE

1940 models. 39 Ken-

$1.15

H 8. 8. 8. . Rhodes & Son, 340 W. Wash. LI-8838,

(ROOFING AND TINNING)

TLAS Roofing & Furnace Co. LIutterin Siding, furnace Free esti mates. w

(RUBBER STAMPS)

al NAME STAMPS, 30¢. BLYTHE RUBBER STAM P CO., 128% N. Delaware. RI-6138.

2057. repairing.

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Small Cost—Prompt Service

BORROW $75 to $1,000 — Take 6 to 20 Months to Pay

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A.V LE 110 E. WASHINGTON

| Method Cleaning Special (

$3 ” Rugs 1804 College. HE-557b $2

Si 15 RUG special, 9x12; work guar, ' Reliable Rug Cleaners. CH, 0749. Rugs cleaned at home.

Also $I 50

0 stuff. LI- -0703. No muss; 9x12 wa (SERVICE STATIONS)

ATLASTAND Standard Service. Tires, batteries, eto. 34-hour service. 1187 Ken_tucky Ave. LI-0767.

( SEWER TROL

ELECTRIC machine, no di ging up “sewer pipes: 2- tig guarantee: trees estimate. CH-3344,

— (VENETIAN BLINDS)

CUSTOM- MADE Venetian blinds, shades, Linoleum custom-laid, SHAD and VENETIAN: ND NDS cleaned and refinished, HENDRICKS-HARRIMAN, INC. 334 N. Capitol. RI-4129 > VENETIAN BLINDS, shade cleaning, reainting. Durola blinds, Armstron inoleum, Free estimates, SHIEL, __SHADE SHOP. 1825 Shelby. DR-1670

(WINDOW SHADES)

v KE 1350 N. Illino!s. RI1-15R1 ha

VENETIAN BLINDS — Window shades. PATTERSON SHADE & FLOOR COVERING co., 1 142 N. Merial an.

Personal Services

(RUG CLEANING)

“For '34, '35 and 36 Chevrolets and Plymouths, Service Loan Co. 1515 N. Ill. RI-4973

Buy Before Spring Rush and —| Lumber Save, Moore & Moore, Inc. 5343 Winthrop. BR-5424. Nite, BR-1274,

24-IN. FAN, sump pump, air compressor, arc welder, power lawn mower, electric drill, drill press. 2541 Main, Mars Hill

WHAT have you to trade as down payment on used car? LI-8843.

WILL swap new plumbing fixtures for

__hew v_roofing _work. . 649 ) Fairfield. TA-1172.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

ENGLISH cA er Reg -5 Weeks, males. Re N. Denny. CH-14 BRONZE TURKEY NE “20c each; Shak 3726 Bluff Road. MILLER,

SPANIEL PUPPIES ey litter, 1315

“good R$5.95 up; delivered f free; custom hatching. _ EASTSIDE HATCHERY, 4919 _E. 21st. IR-7901.

Farm, Garden, Plants 33

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8th Floor Majestic Bldg. Ask for Mr. Hawkins Your Diamond Kept Sealed in Bank

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INVESTIGATE oR BOONOMICAL PLAN SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. Ae 306-8-10 INDIANA AVE. 5098

~ HONOR LOANS TR No Endorsers Household Finance Corp.

328 Illinois Bldg. 3d Floor RI-5404

LOANS Fornifure

Autos IBERAL LOAN CO. 152 N. Delaware 11-6608

~ SIGNATURE LOANS

0 Months to Repa CA PITAL PE INANCE CORP. 304 Kresge | Bldg. MA -4409, 34

$1.50

Merchandise for Sale

Roof Coating Lia. Asbestos

5-gal. can Farm & Home Supply, Inc.

1325 Ky. Roll Roofing =" $1,569

_Farm & Home Supply, Inc, 1325 Ky.

SAVE MONEY on food used faced brick, late glass, used lumber, all kinds. Serve ce Wrecking Co., 320 N. West. LI-7910,

Shineles m sista. "43.65

Hex. green slate, 168 1bs. per sq. Farm & Home Supply, Inc. 1325 25 Ky.

Crosley sisi" fossa $39.60

310 Er wash. Open Eves, 989+00

Tl SLIPS (Cumberland) Black red;

2 u 100; $1. a hu 6406 Bellefontaine.

50 a at nd. le $2.25 |"

Bardon Plow Dey, duty, Farm & Home Supply, Inc. 1325 Ky.

with fixtures, HOOSIER PLANT CO.—8ee us for cabbage and tomato plants Order now. 2017 8. Meridian. R-2625. GARDEN TRACTOR. Te possessed. | like new, ncluding tools. RSAL MANUFACTURING, 324 W. 10th No

ELEC. APPLIANCE sold with no money down, merely t trade in. 310 E. Wash. Linoleum Inlaid; 8g vd. ggg GASOLINE pressure “stove, re mower, _Rgarden plow, other articles. 219 W. 20th, Park Lovely room; large closet; inners "rT spring; 1-2, Reasonable. TA. 6195, GET OUR LUMBER "PRICES s. 8. RHODES _& SON. 310 W. WASH. ST. REMODELING TERMS, Moore & Moore, Inc. BR-5424; nites, BR-1274 RUSH JOBS MAKE US SMILE, HENDREN PRINTING, 685 Century Bldg. MA- -3467,

STORE fixtures, bakers’ equ ment, 8 equipment: buy-sell. GEE Beet

For

REAL ESTATE

Rent... For Sale... Wanted... Loans

Rooms Without Board

108 “N.—Large comfortable Gentleman preferred.

$3. 00—8" TATE. room, near car.

_ RI-1704. $3 — CENTRAL, 2230 — Newly furnished; next bath, meals optional, business girl.

HA-3263-J.

$3; decorated sin gentleman.

BROADWAY, LORE ®

LW hot water, employed

attractive front pial) 2 girls prelerred, reasonable.

BUCKINGHAM DRIVE, 312—Lovely joining tile bath, NTavate family: Vendo man; garage. CAPITOL, 3163 N,—Well furnished, attractive room, lovely private home; gentleman: reasonable. HA-0773 SN CARROLLTON, 1132—2 beautifuily furnished modern rooms near bath; newly ecorated: overstuffed; rollaway; innerspring; first floor; constant hot water; 2-way ventilation; private entrance. CARROLLTON, 2737—Room, downstairs; innerspring: near hath. adults home; gentleman: $3. HE.§ 708. 1630—Com{ortably ly furnished hot water, no other roomers. HA-4980-M. LL 1851 N.—Large front; ear bath; er 5:30

room, Reasonable. DELAWARE, able LP HA-3846 ILLINOIS nicely A-3718

n Pp. m.

“2438153 Employed girls, share furnished 2-bedroom apartment. MERIDIAN. 402 N., Apt. i. Apt. 12—1st floor, near Dati, gentleman. f out, see elevator

“32D WASHINGTON BLVD.—Newly | FLETCHER. |

suite Wa

Housekeaping Rooms 17

Houses for Rent 19

CENTRAL, 2528—Attractive large 3-room her all utilities; private entrance,

DELAWARE, 1004 N.—Nice, bedroom; newly decorated; good furniture. RI-6707. 556—2-Room apartment; utilities; sink; strictly modern; walking distance: _reasona ILLINOIS, N., 2628 —3-Toom upper front apartment; everything furnished; private entrance: 50. KEYSTONE, "N., 439—4 ROOMS, UNFURISHED; VERY REASONABLE. RT 2435—2-Room furnished apartment, utilities, private entrance. Adults. LEXINGTON, 964-=Nicely furnished 2-room Apartment, or room, board. Carline.

clean, large innersprings;

LINDEN, 1205—Front, large clean furnished room, a. Private entrance. Utilities, $4.

MORRIS 1603 W. —Two rooms, semi-n modern; water paid, $10, HU-1943. WASHINGTON BLVD., 6307—1 double, shower, basement, $50. MISS STEVENS. CH CORNER DEARBORN-MOORE AVE. —Fiveroom double, modern except Jurnace. Re- __ decorated. TA 3778. RI-3788 4-BEDROOM: near Butler Field House; $55; HU- 3120, after 4:30 p 622 SOUTH Home Ave., built-in porch and gar. ..... .$ 622'2 South Home Ave.; § rms., bath, built-in porch; $20. Call Mr. Burtt,

Hall- Hottel Co. ~ LI. 254)

~ $25—6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE—$25 717 E. MICHIGAN 81. > . A. HUFF, | LI-7221.

Farms—Suburban eT

bedroom social room, -7550.

“bath, 22.50

5 Nie

MERIDIAN, N., 814—Library apartments), Nicely furnished apartments; utilities; —lkine distance; $5 up. JERSEY, 1319 N.—Attractive 4-room a t. pi. Prigiaairs. Beautyrest, Private bath. one. LNUT, =e i rooms, private bath, utilities, $6; see housekeeper in _ basement. WOODRUFF, 544 MIDDLE DRIVE — 2 rooms, dressing room, CRY bath, refrigeration; , adults. M. Drive; large e

LOVELY Woodruff, 608 front furnished room; kitchenette; uti _ ties; $22. CH-4108.

MERIDIAN 968 N., APT. 8—Comfortable furnishe room; next bath! innersprings; gentleman. NEW JERSEY, 2131 N.—Attractive inner springs, cross ventilation, city heat, gen tilemen, reasonable. HA- 2401-W,

PENNSYLVANIA, 144¢ N, — Clean roo innersprings, Joiable 1-2; constant hot water. Phon PROSPECT, S801 ATITRGHS: private home; privileges; breakfast; Jiepe optional; employed couple. DRWASHINGTON, 5818 E.—Nicely furnished, next bath, private home, employed lady. IR-3023 evenings. 586 Middle Drive— Lovely constant hot water.

WOODRUFF, frank ing beds;

in-

Won FCT n attractive r room; a

nersprings; private home; breakfas tional; employed girl. CH-0743. DOWNTOWN—12 Square Tilinois St. Modern building. Desirable room. $3 week. 218'2 Indiana Ave. SUBURBAN—Large, nicely furnished; 1-3 adults; meals optional; excellent transportation. DR-1828. DOWNTOWN—Large, beautifully furnished; innersprings; next bath: gentleman. 36 Ww. vermont, _Apt. 3. LI-2648, COLORED; 27TH., 118 W. — Furnished _ room; Tlitnots car.

Rooms With Board

$5: COMER, widow's home, DR-0114-R. lM CARROLLTON, 1439—Rest at MYRTLE LEE HOME Roos: pensioners con-

T1205 — Attractive front; three meals; twin beds.

sidered.

CENTRAL, 2611 — Room and board, for children. Day, hour or week. HE-2652.

PARKER, 816—Attractive room, twin beds, meals, laundry josnd ng. Gentlemen. References. CH-2203-R. STURM, 1434 — Large front ro room Dany

bath; private home; good meals. RI-9067 in City.

16];

I'imes Want Ads Lowest mate | Clean, comfortable

Apartments for Rent 18 “BUILDING INSULATED Dundee Apartment; one-room efficiency;

heat, gas, electric refrigeration, water; 3 250. See custodian, 781 E. McCarty, pt. .

GARFIELD COURT

2400 Shelby: modern b6-room individual Sas garage, equal best city, $45.

APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. LI-5558.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

Available Now

MODERN 4, 5 AND 6-ROOM PUNGALOWS North side of, Rnodius Park! FHA term B. & G. CO, 243 N

e . Del, RI-3477, BR-2313. 2313.

BROADWAY, 1522—Newly decorated, large rooms; all utilities: sink; ha wood_floors; auto parking; $18 _month

BROOKSIDE PARKWAY, 3619': /—4-Room

ra”

_rage; |

3541 N. MERIDIAN

Attractive 1 and 2-bedroom apts.: util. ities furnished. See custodian, TA- 5665.

MERDIAN, 3055 N N.—Three-bedroom apartment home, new bath, heat, refrigeration. MA-3519 BE-4446. RURAL, 440 N.—5-Room apartment, heat, constant hot water, furnished; garage; porches.

. CLAIR, E., 109—Modern, five rooms, Ley built-ins: $32.50. Custodian. SEXTON AGENCY. MA-2384. STATE, N.. 1230—Widow share modern home. Adults. Brookside car; garage near, le sD, 654 E.—Three-room modern apt. NUE, 5204 Se 3 ORED: 918 _ — 2-room kitchenette; utilities inbhed, GENCY LI-55986.

__ CLARK A Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

Hotels HOOSIER HOTEL Sir; $3.50 Wkly. a. re up. 248 8. II.

and bath, city heat; 440 Mass... (New Cocktail lounge) 182 JONES, £8. Mgr.

SPENCER HOTEL BELMGC {_AND

> CO FORT 8 uP 221% OHIO

HOTEL—CLEA MABLE ROOMS: E.

.. 631 — rooms;

Housekeeping Rooms

$3, $3.50, $4.50; "NEW JERSEY, Lower, nicely furnished, parking.

$3.50 TO $6—ILLINOIS, 1132 N.: » OR 3 OOM UTILIT IES. | PRIVATE ~ ENTRANCE, | RI-2042

$3.75 UP; lovely, clean, light, furnished apartments; ihnersprings; sink; porch. 1103 Cent tral. $5: NEW JERSEY. ya N. — Nicely furnished 2 tilities: Walking: adults. Trt A——— $5. 2 ROOMS, near bath: cross ventilaNAb gulet, clean: innersprings. 5.60; TWO. tlv furnished rooms; utiliBe jo children; private entrance. 318

ALABAMA: 1018 N, — Attractive 3-room apartment: near Josh: nicely furnished: overstuffed: phon

N., 1-3

OLLTON, 162 Or kitch ette: Sinks patties: Aldi ownstairs; private en

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INOIL 1842 N.—Exceptionally 85 a 1 room, N Ttohenatte: ev- _ Srything furnished: p lone. B, 1403 — Unusu newly furnished, bath, _ garage. | il hes MARKET, 4 E.—3 Room yn A i Ras, _ week. _L1-3801, PENNSYLVANIA, 1444 beds, innersprings, stant hot water. WANT businsss 8 ment north _ changed. RI-5246.

ally attractive, shower, utilities,

s, modern, good water Paras $8

N. — 3 Rooms; twin sink, utilities,

rl share bedroom apartlose in. References ex-

, bath, LI-

Houses for Rent

$23; . GRACELAND, ), 3450—6-Room, modern lower duplex, water paid.

E. 12TH—3-Bedroom modern new Ly decorated: laundry, ga-

ee. IF Lr COLORADO, Tis Gow RADO; Ot » leted; S-room QL ee double; ardwood floats: glass walls in kitchen

__and bath; built- mts ratings water paid. CAPITOL, 1034 8S. ooms, kitchen; modern; light, Ras, wal furnished. $14 month. loc cdern 6-room double, Gar-

HIGH. age. L

upper 31% constant hot water; Ra- 3

con= |.

jou-| Small r=

NEAR 38TH ST., EAST—Lovely neighborhood. A cute 5-room semi-modern bungalow; room for bath; excellent condition; arage; 2 big lo ts, fruit, o OY bbELY. rice $2400, 10 er cent dow HUDELSON, 2619 E. 12th St. . _CH-6204.

ACRES farden land, 6-room house, refinished inside; Barags; new chicken house. Edge of Lawrence, 2 houses west of Road , Jon side of 46th St, $250 cash Sows,

ACK C. CARR. MA-2523. HU-2200

THREE ACRES—Seven-room semi- modern Shortrid, 2 Road (6500 east); $3700; terms. IR-4200. Walter Folkert h, “East Side Agent,” 4200 E. Washington.

WASHINGTON PLACE (8200 east); + (prices $325-$500, Will build and finance, Walter Folkerth, East Side Agent, 4200 E. Wash- _ ington. IR-4200. FOUR-BEDROOM modern colonial. wn bungalow. 75th and River.

NEAR LAWRENCE, 5 ACRES—Chicken house, well, garage. House burned. Reasonable. HU-5448. = 105-A., Hendricks Co., 20 mi. N. W., 12 cultivation, ‘2 wood Pei good stream. John D. Case, 3510 N. Penn. TA-4286. MONROE _COUNTY--60 acres. Spring. an rolling. Sell or trace? Box 28

FIVE-ROOM “Bungalow, Beech Grove, extra “lot. Close estate. Mr. Miller, RI-7905, TA-2308. EIGHT ACRES, RICH BLACK LAND. Good 4-room house, outmldings, Immediate possession; $1850. Wm. Dorman, HE-3264.

17 A, Rd. 29 near New Bethel, 6- rm, home, barns, ._cribs. $3500. Owner. HE-4466. 334 ACRE livestock farm, 30 miles west, . 8. 36; good _bldgs. John Case. TA-4286.

Pe aan and Lots Sale 25

. FiveBR-

Houses and Lots Sale

6 Rooms—$3,000 $21.34 inc, taxes and ins., buys

thie 3- ww dteon ‘home, e, dition. !

Good cone In fond Sa) location. Close to schools, stores, churches and transportation. Only $300 down, 4% % financing.

7 Rooms—%$250 Down

$17.21 id mo., plus taxes and

, 88. 2), BUYS this . ome near Per Stadium. See 0 West);

mete Rembrandt (140 good condition; 42% financing. 10 Rooms—Colored $19 28 per mo, plus taxes and ’ ins, (87.97), buys this od. home at 20tH. Price only $2,800 with i% financing. $280 cash required.

Mr, McDaniel, off, MA-3521, res. RI-8790 E. KIRK McKINNEY ¢o., INC.

5 Rms., Semi-Modern, $2150

No furnace or basement. New hardwood floors, paper, linoleum, light fixtures. See 2 . Hamilton. $215 down, $24 month, includes taxes and insurance, Mr. Bates,

RI-1419; eves, CH-6543, PAUL IL. M'CORD CO., 615 Lemcke Bldg, BE SURE ot your title, Demand ab be stract prepared by Union Title Co. 155 BE. Market St. Union litle Bldg. 2049 Guilford; 6 rooms; modern cote tage; $100 down; bal. less than rent, DR-6427, Mr. Nachand. ALLISON REALTY CO., Realtor. RI- 2368. CHESTER, N., 618—5-room bungalow. Open TRIS nue, Clear. Will sell on terms.

BRAND 1 new four-room brick veneer Soubie.

Glass kitchen ahd, ath. 701-7 DeQuincey. IR-54 4220 E. a $250 cash, cash, balance Hike rent, MARION VAN A DE] 1019 N. Beville. i “825—8-ROOM MODERN Two baths, $2250, $100 down, Jatance less than rent. RI- 8862. TA-110

BROADWAY, 3408—Four ET

near Shortridge: newly decorated. Call Sunday or after 2

LORED BUYERS. our list of homes. SONS.

IR welts 11-3423,

Real Estate Investments 25A

“Modern, Well Kept. Apts 8 E. 38th—5 rooms, garage .. . ¥ . Washington—Bedroom ' MezigianBedrjom . . Capitol—5 roo . New Sersey 3 t 100 . 22.0 Niinois—Eficiency. Uttiities: 34.00

i i Woodsmall Agency, Inc.

108 E. Washington St. LI-5393 NEW 2-BEDROOM HOMES $250 Dn. $22 Per Mo. 75; oi” Sat. Sun. afternons—500 8. Lynhurst Dr. GREGORY & APPEL, Agts. LI- nn 1710 N. SHERMAN DRVE Hr S-Room bungalow: toilet; big |

rage: suitable for light mig. g%

down; $11.70 per mo. plus Jakes and ins.

Mr. Woosley. IR-8089 ALLISON REALTY cO., ‘Realtors. | RI-2368. 966 UDELL, 10 ROOMS. SEMI-MODERN —Extra vacant lot, $2250, $100 down, balance less than rent. R-8862. TA-

2521 E. 40TH ST 5-rm. mol. bungalow. side-dr. gar., ce ment Pasement: A-1 cond.:$3150; Terms, Pr. __BR-4071, . "CLARK REALTY. LI-5506, 900 BLOCK N. BOLTON—English type brick home. Three bedrooms, sia! room, stoker, 2-car garage. ndscaped. Owner leaving city Ha consider Detroit property. TR-T241. r appointment.

FOR SALE—4-Bedroom, 3209 North. Already financed under FHA. Snall Son pay-

ment required, Call MR. 1301. 08 Colored Dbls.—Bargs. 1050-52 Roache: s, a side; in good Above the average. The above Rotises sal be, purchased on FOR COLORED 323 N. Rural; 5 rms.; "path. .$1750 .$2200

837-39 Roache; 5 rms a side; semi-mod.; only $1,900. 502-04 W. 256th; 4 rms. a side; semi-mod.; only i 3 a ion, "Priced 1 2013-15 Blvd. Pl; 6 rms. a Olde; strictly 2354-56 Sheldon. rms. a side; semi-mod. rea $i $1, » down DR-7925 i Dior R1-6412 J. 8. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del. 3112 E. 28th: 5 rms.; water... .$1000 340% N. Rural; 5 rms.; water. $1600 2342 N. Rural; 5 rms.; toilet payment d i bi "like ‘rent. R1-2368.

0 0|Real Estate for Trade

2125- 27 "AVONDALE P Four- oom, golibje: $90 Ra balance

easy terms. STUDEBAKER REALTY. 2308 Bhelby.

TRADE EQUITY good T79-acre farm for city property or sell cheap. Good fence, buildings, water, soil; lights: bus service at door to Madison, In Louisville, RY Mortgaged at $1200 to be payed off $1 yearly. Parm is located 11 miles south west of Madison on State Road 62. farm any tim A. BROWN, “R. R. 3, Madison, Ind.

Ads Lowest Rate in City.

Real Estate Wanted 27

WANT to sell your farm? See oR: __ CASE, 3510 N. Penn., Apt. B-2. TA-4 4286,

Times Want

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