Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1940 — Page 44

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nty 4-H Bays and ticipate in the next two state-wide club {events—the 4-H Junior Leadership + Camp at the Fair Grounds here and the 4-H Roundup at Purdue .Uni«versity, The junior leadership camp will <be held at the Youth Building at sthe Fair unde § Monday through

“Thursday, under the auspices of the “Kiwanis Clubs |of the: state. Each ,county will send two boys and two + girls, chosen 1 «leaders on the| basis of individua achievement records. = Marion County will be permitted To send three girl leaders, becatise «of a special request by Miss Janice =Berlin, County |Home Agent. ,girls are Cora Pugh from Lawrence Township, Doris Willsey from Franklin Township and Roleen Sut‘ton of Perry Township. Betty Wil“liams, also of Perry Township, will be the alternate, C. J.-Murphy, Assistant County | Agent, said today .that the county's two boys still ‘had not been selected. = Thirty-four Marion County girls and 23 boys from this county will go to the Roundup June 10 to 12. “They include victors in county and ‘district contests this spring, who vill .compete in| the state contests during the roundup. Others have been chosen to attend the Roundup because of their| achievements.

Miss Anna Louise Brewer of Ben Davis High School ‘is district demonstration champion and Miss Gertrude Ramey of Ben Davis is district baking judging champion. Miss Virginia Armstrong of Shortridge High School is county health champion and will compete in the state contest .because there was no disfrict health contest.

. County health champion among the boys is Richard Lipberger of New Augusta. The three highestplacing weed-identification Engfest boys of the county are being taken to Lafayette because the county champion, Herbert Wachstetter of Warren Central High School, was “| last year’s state champion and there is some doubt as to whether he will be permitted to take part in this year's contest. In each of the boys’: district contests except grain judging, a Mar: fon County team placed. Wayne Grady and Harold Kinsey, both of Acton, are the district demonstra+ tion champions. The county’s livestock judging team is composed of Herbert Camp-+ bell, Bridgeport; Joseph Reynolds, Camby rural route 1; Herman Schackel, Acton, and Richard Lindstaedt, Indianapolis route 11, box 304. The poultry and egg judging teams from Marion County won first and second place in the district contest. One team is composed of Charles Jack, New Augusta; Samuel Kissell, Route 17, Box 409; Dallas Reed, New Augusta, and Frederick Rosemeyer, Route 19] Members of the second team are Charles Miller, Route 7; George Skinner, 812 Gerard Drive; Robert Lollar, Camby route 1, and James Brown, Route 10. The dairy judging team from the county will be Herschel Lowes, Ac~ ton; William Maines, New Augusta, Box 116; Robert Smith, Acton, and ' Charles Cock, Route 1, Box 577. Weed identification contestants be-| sides Herbert Wachstetter are Lowell Holzhausen and Jehn DeWitt, both of Warren Central High School. “Utility man” among the boys going to the roundup will be John Rogers, Camby, Route 1. He was chosen <to go to Purdue because of all-around achievement and ‘in case “an extra man is needed on any team, he will fill in, Mr. Murphy said. Girls chosen to attend the Roundup . because of achievement are Carolyn Minnich, Perry Township; . Lucy Hittle and Margery Wolcott of Franklin Township; Keva.Christ,

Washington Township, and Dorotha |

Gilbert, Pike Township. Other girls who will attend the roundup because of participation in the county health contest are Margaret Apel of Franklin Township, Florence Kennedy and Ruth Sproat of Wayne Township, Mary Mowry and Alice Springer of War-| ren Township, Mary Schmidt and Veneta Stone of Lawrence Township and Patsy Rose, Decatur

Township.

Girls who were entered in the|

county demonstration contest also will attend the Roundup. These girls are Marjorie Amos, Margaret Pry, Martha Jean McQuade, Mar‘tha Jean Winings, Zella Mae Taper, Mary Catherine Waggoner and Mary Myrle White, all of Decatur Township; Elinor Curtiss of Center Township, Esther Meacham of nklin Township, and Lorraine Mithoefer, Irma Piel, Anna Rosemeyer and Marigail White of Warren Township. "<High scorers in the county judging contests who will attend the Roundup are Jane Garrison, Lawrence: Township; = Estel Fivecoat, Margaret Hudson and Ruth Mowry of Warren Township and Betterose

rom among junior|é

Forrester and Violet Stout of Wayne Township. On the afternoon of June 12, all 4-H leaders of the state who have served ‘more than five years will receive a certificate of recognition from President E. C. Elliott of Purdue at a meeting in the new Hall of Music at Purdue. Twenty-six Marion County women will be so honored. Mrs. ‘Vivienne Carter and Mrs. C. C. Calvin have served 12 years d Mrs, Maryl Saylor and Mrs. harles Sohl have served 10 years ach. Nine-year service certificates ill go to Miss Edith Barbour, S. mory Eaton, Mrs. Ed Jennings,

NOTORIOUS SWINDLER

UNMASKED BY DEATH.

‘SAN FRANCISCO, May 31 (U. P.).

—George Louis Hobart, 50, inten-

tionally took an overdose of sleeping powders Sunday and died. Police

sent his body to the morgue and began a customary check of his fingerprints. Today they discovered | that George Hobart was actually Harry Wisherd, an international bunko artist said to have made and spent more than $2,000,000 in his long career. Records as far 7 back as 1902 showed arrests for larceny, wire ta ping, using the mails to defraud and card sharping. He was known [to have gambled as mueh as $30,000 on the turn of a card.

HINT ’CHUTE INVASION OF ENGLAND "JUNE 9

LONDON, May 31 (U.P).—Alleged assertions that Sir Oswald Mosley, British Fascist, has cooperated with Adolf Hitler and that Germany plans a parachute invasion of Britain about June 9 were aired in court at Portsmouth today when a woman and two men were arraigned under the official secrets provisions of the defense act. | The assertions were attributed to Mrs. Marie Louisa Augusta Ingram, 42, defendant who was identified as the sister-in-law of a staff officer on the German High Command. The men, alleged to have co-op-erated with her, were William Swift, 57, naval employee, and! Archibald Wats, 40, unemployed. '

DEWEY PRAISES FDR SETUP FOR’ DEFENSE

NEW YORK, May 31 (U. P) — Thomas E. Dewey, candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, said today that President Roosevelt “is to be congratulated” for makin the Civilian National Defense Commission directly responsiblt to him and not “subordinate to the New Deal Cabinet.” Mr. Dewey said it was “progress

|lin the right direction,” and added

that it was to be hoped that the President would “take the further steps necessary” to remove national defense “entirely from political cons trol.” The District Attorney returned yesterday from a southern campaign tour. |

SEARCH AMERICAN REFUGEE LUGGAGE

GALWAY; Ireland, May 31 (U. P.) —Careful examination of luggage of Americans sailing on the President Roosevelt was ordered today in what was believed to be a precaution against time bombs. The examination was stated officially to be directed against possible violation of currency regulations. However, it was understood that the underlying reason was to make certain that no bomb is smuggled ‘aboard the American liner. Hotels of this little Irish town were overflowing with Americans gathered here for evacuation on the

American ship which is due tonight| -

land is expected to sail early Sund 2y.

HOOSIER GETS U. S. AGRICULTURE POST

Times Special

WASHINGTON, May 31—W. B.

VanArsdel, native of Indiana and a graduate of Purdue University, has been appointed chief engineer of the U. S. Agriculture Department’s Western Research Laboratory at Albany, Cal, it was announced here today. - Aftet graduation from Purdue, Mr. VanArsdel was research associate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and for many years did research work for manufacturing firms. In 1937 he was employed by the Agriculture Department to assist in planning the Government’s research laboratories.

- friends attended requiem mass for the actor at the church of the Good |=

Times-Acme Cable Photo

ends and relatives at a London railroad station say goodby to Americans leaving for Galway, Ireland, where they will board the U. S. liner President Roosevelt, due to. arrive Sunday, and

ion Canty Girls and 23 Boys Will Go To Roundup, Feature of 4-H Events af Purdue

Mrs. A. Mithoefer sh Mrs. Virgil Vansickle. Recognition for eight years of leadership will be given to Miss Louise Apple, Mrs. Sanford Miller and Mrs. George Smart. Sevenyear awards will go to Mrs. Glen Brewer and Mrs. Charles Hyde. ‘Sixyear records belong to Mrs. Ben Armstrong, Mrs. Emma Aufderheide, Mrs. Freq Claffey, Mrst C. W. Moore, Mrs. L. G. Prange, Mrs. Mary Sheaffer, Mrs. Ronald Updike and Mrs! Mary Wolcott. Five-year certificates will be’ given to Mrs. Evelyn Cummins, Mrs. A. L. Lowdermilk, Mrs. William Mowry and Mrs. Roy Wheatley.

Heater Fumes

Overcome Two

TWO OPERATORS in the Swann Beauty Shop, 4176 College Ave. were overcome by gas today by fumes escaping from a water heater connection. The victims, Miss Mildred Gillespie, 2239 College Ave., and Miss Hortense Henderson, 1450 College Ave. were first taken to the home of Eleanor Bohn, 4151 College Ave., shop manager, and then sent by police to St. Vincent’s Hospital. Their conditions were reported as fair.

meetin lb FAIRBANKS ESTATE IS PLACED IN TRUST

The income from the estate of Frederick C. Fairbanks, president

of the Indianapolis News Publishing HE

Co. who died in California May 22, will be divided equally between his wife and two children, according to his will filed in Probate Court today. The estate, estimated: at more

than $100,000 personal property and |——

$40,000 real estate, was placed in trust. The co-trustees according:to the will, will be the Indiana Trust Co. and Mr. Fairbanks’ son, Charles W. Fairbanks. The will, drawn June 22, 1939, specifies that the net income from the trust will go equally to the son, the wife, Mrs. Dorothy Fairbanks, and a daughter, Mrs. Cornelia Fairbanks Stone. |

EDITH 0. SANDERS DIES TODAY AT 45

Mrs. Edith O. Sanders, of 1309 Raymond St., died today aftercgma long illness. She was 45.

Mrs. Sanders was born in Kansas ]

and ame here with her parents when she was a child. She graduated from Southport High School. She was a member of Christ Church.. Mrs. Sanders is survived by her husband,. Raymond Sanders; sister, Mrs. May Everett, Solsberry, im| Ind., and a brother, Fred Lee, Pasadena, Cal. \Services will be 2 p. m. Monday | fa at’ the Tolin Funeral Home. Burial will be at Washington Park Cemetery.

CONNOLLY’S BODY TO BE SENT EAST

HOLLYWOOD, May 31 (U. P.). --The body of Walter Connolly, famous actor of the stage and screen, lay in a temporary receiving

‘| vault today awaiting removal of the

family crypt at Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. Connolly died of a heart attack early: Tuesday morning.

More than 500 film stars and

Shepherd in Beverly Hills yesterday, among them Pat. O’Brien, James Cagney, = Spencer Tracy, Irene Dunne, Jack Holt and William Gargan.

Deaths—Funerals

indianapolis Times, Friday, May 31, 1940

ALFORD—Marguerite Screes, beloved wife of Curtis Alford, mother of Ronald and infant son, daughter of Roy and Ada Screes, sister of Mrs. Leona Perry, fie. Buner: this life Trirsay: age 50 neral Saturday, June 1, at Kirk Northeast Funeral se arr) St., 2 p. m. Burialf Sutherland Par Friends invited. .Friends may call at the residence, 72 N. 3d \St., Beech Grove, until 12 noon Saturday.

FLETC ER—Rith S., age 84, - beloved er of Homer Fletcher of Richmond, ook :| E. O. Fletcher, Mrs. Estella Mary A. Kelley of Ingrandmother of seven and andmother ' of 19, passed away , 1940, at the home of her daugh4 Estella Strange. Funeral San day, | 2 Rin Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Illinois’ at 10th, Burial Greenwood, ends may call at chapel after 1 p. m. Saturday.

ROOPMAN--Cie0TEe Garrit, beloved husband of An father of Ritta a, Ella, Marguerite, "Gilbert Ww William, Dick, John and George dJr., passed away May 28. Friends may call at the residence near Clermont any time Friday. Funeral services at Ine Nazarene Church in Clermont at m. Saturday. Burial St. John's Zul: elical Jo Emetery, For cH call -2570

KOSTENBADER—Charles L., brother of Alma and Clarence Kostenbaaer. passed away 1 asgay afternoon. Funeral Monday 1 Sit at the G. H. Herrmann Jo eid ome, 1505 S. East St. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at funeral home after 6 p. m. Saturday. :

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FRIDAY,

IAY 31, 1940

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Indianapolis Times, Friday, May 31, 1940

MAYER—Lee N., age 59, 38 N. Sherman Drive, beloved hasband .of Ruth Mayer, brother of Harry A laysr, passed away

GUARANTEED auto repatrin

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402 Kresge Bldg. REio0, (AUTO REPAIRING)

and refinishing; 118 W. Raymond.

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or neral. 2 8: funeral home. Burial’ Crown Hill Cemetery. |

GENUINE ALEMITE SERVICE. McSHAY- MURPHY 1133 N. MERIDIA LI1-6544.

MIKESELL—Joh! of 1250 S. Emerson, departed this Tite I i»: 24; brother of Mrs. Boullering haus, indianapolis,

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Miss Michael of neral notice jeter. mation call IR-11

For’ RE “infor-

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RACE PERMANENTS, $2.50 U Barton Beauty Shoppe, 505 N. Del. Li-531

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MOSER LliDe (Rana), a years, beloved sister Mrs. Mezger, passed away We dnessay Svening Funera urday, Herrmann

Screens

BALL & DURBIN, 525 Mass.

and built-in cabinets. Made to measure. Free imates.

Funeral 2 ome." 18 2s “ge East St. Friends . invited, Burial Crown Hill

LLER—Elizabeth Trosky, widow of Mueller, sister of Frank E , departed this life Thursday, ineral Saturday, June 1 at Moore Kirk Northside Colonial, or SSiuary, . College and Fairfield, 3:3 in ‘ Burial Crown Hill WL tends invited.

CEMENT PAVING.

HENRY GLESING,. cement floor: steps. walks, diiveways: robe

(CEMENT CONTRACTORS)

construction, walks, ornamental stone paving, walls, floors. basements excavated and constructed. brick porches. DOUGHTY. LI-7019.

(CEMENT WORK)

rches. 6961.

PURDY-—Worthin, iiingion A A. bushend of the late Anna Pu ther of Earl Pu

2, te DR-1632

Cement work: large, small jobs; waterproofing.

and Floyd Purdy of California, passed away nis late home, 324 Trowbridge

(CONTRACTING)

St., Tirtey morn ng Funeral SaturD. p SIE rley Boipors Central | P Chapel, 0 Bite at 1

t. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at chapel. RATHFON—David G., beloved son of David | — d M E. a brother of

of Somerset, Ry. . Estelle Magers of this city,

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Dr. Bertram Riffle, CH-1859

D . 719 E. Wash.

passed away Friday M. Friends may call at the Tolin. Fineral Home, 1308

(FLOOR REFINISHING)

Prospect St., aft or 12 noon Saturda ay. Services Monday, 9 at St. Patrick’s Church. Place of el given Taeer

SANDERS—Edith, of 1309 E. Raymond St., wife of Raymond Sanders. sister of ‘May Everett and Fred Lee of Pasadena, Cal. suns of a lyn Todd Fox, passed away ay m. Friends Sa call at the Tol Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect St., afte ter 4 P m. Saturday. Services Mon2 m. Interment Washington Park. Friends invited. :

SWATTS—Delores Jean, beloved little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Swatts and Srahddaughtsy of Mr. and Mrs. V. gi Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lutz, passed ayay Wednesdays Par neral Saturday, 3 Brothers Central Chapel, Biiinots ron St. . Friends invited. Burial as hing ton Park. Friends may call the chapel after 5 p. m. Friday.

THROM—Fred C., 51 years, beloved son

HARD

FUR buttons, $3.50.

CLEANING. Repairing:

‘WOOD floors, new or old; refinishing HAR-

a § scialty Work guaranteed. MAN CC 1950

T A , SANDER FOR RENT)

Floor | Sander, Also Edger for - 261 rent, $4 day. STAUB, 831 va. DR 0261

(FUR REMODELING, REPAIRS)

COATS cleaned, glazed, new loops, ALVIS, furrier, 2254 Col. HE-2166.

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Victor Furnaces: Oil Burners. Stoke ers, Gas Surners. HALL-NEAL FURNACE. LI-4576

(GROCERIES § MEATS)

lege,

VISIT our new modern meat department. MARKET, CH-6018. Free delivery.

3614 BE. = 25th

of Katherine Throm, and Herman Throm, day. Funeral Satu day, 3:30 p. wm. at e Home,

t Funeral 1505 S. East Ste Friends invited. B Crown Hill, arial

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Termite Control Co., or Indpls. HU-4252.

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WILLIAMS — Gertrude, ai yther of Dora gmith, Bridgeport, Il.; Mabel Johnson of assed away at the residence, inois St.

: RELI .| 308 Indiana Trust Bldg.

Revoked Driver's License All other auto and fire insurance.

ABLE INS, OE ENCY, RI-5040. (LAUNDRIES)

Blankets, 10c; curtains, 10c; 20 1bs., $1. Free del. CH-6426.

In Mornoriars

A TOvIvG tribute to the cherished memory of my father

J ohn A. Blackburn

Attention

paper at wholesale prices. ANCH PLY CO.

(PAPER HANGING) Paperhangers & property owners. 5000 rolls of wall OR SUP-

1533 8. West. RI-3303.

who went to eternal sleep May EMILY 1929.

¢ uneral Directors

Walter T ¢

PAPERNANGING AND CLEANING—F'ree FRED

PAINTING,

PAPER EANGING and painting;

estimates: ork guaranteed. ERICK BLUME, LI-4683.

PAPER HANGING. clearing, painting dn

terior. exterior: wor. ROB

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'S. CH-623 PAPER Nee Free estimates. Work guarOWARD JINES, BE-1039. Jason. uaran-

decorating. __anteed.

able. Immediate service. Wor teed. Wainscott. DR-2310-J.

Blasengpm

DREXEL 2570 2226 SHELBY

Instant Ambulance Service NOW a More Liberal Budget Plan

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

193¢ W. Michigan St. BE-1934

Flanner & Buchanan MORTUARY

25. W. Fall Creek Blvd. TA.-3377

Paperhanging; steam. ; paint. ext. and int. Work guar.

APERHANGING—Best workmanship, satisfaction assurred;. reasonable prices. P. HENGEN. 7923.

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hil LLIAM LILLY PAINT co Paints, all Rinas: interior, exterior. Jiyery serv20 Rural. CH-09

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80 Denny. . IR-09.

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BEFORE and after the races visit VIRCLUB. Music every nite. 902 Vir.

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RES All sizes, $2-83. ‘Near Ft. Sq.” 1034 E. Morris. DR-1550

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126 w. Washifigton RI-9718

mo grommet sn ire eee emseeest

AYRES'—420 N. Capitol Ave,

Table Top Gas Ranges reduced to 44.50, 47.50, 54.50 and old stove. Open evenings until 2.2 m. AYRES & C

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PEN EVENINGS. 3360 N. ILLINOIS,

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BERT S. GADD

2140 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S 1601 E. NEW YORK

DR-5307

RI.-5374

$2.50; TACOMA,

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large front; on

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8 N.—Cozy room, next bath,

ALABAMA, 93 plelil, of hot water. home privileges.

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FLETCHER, utilities, sink, strictly modern; distance. ~ Reasonable. 1501 [FLETCHER—2 or 4-room apartment furnished or unfurnished. Jean hot water, sink, porches. Adult HOLMES, 705 N.—Nicely ne 2-room apartment; utilities; innersprings; near _Alliso: ILLINOIS, N., 2339—Nice 2 , $6; 3 rooms, $7: everything furnished: Sitilities, ILLINOIS, 3232 N. — Nice large 2-room apartment; hot, cold water. Everything urg

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HISEY & TITUS

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MOORE & KIRK

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LOST—Small leather and diamonds, at or in taxicab. Liberal reward. POMEROY. - RI-0252.

ohluch with jewelry her Union Station MISS

COLE. 2238—Nice,

NEW JERSEY, 2131 N arracive;

PARK

cool front room,

reasonable; hot water. HE-3795

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ventilat

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fami

STRAYED—Large, black, tan, white untrained hound. Notched left ear. Child's pet. North of Broad Ripvle. Reward. BR-3884. : LOST—BIlack kid purse. vigiuity 34th, .Cap-| itol, Wednesday night Keer money, return purse, contents, 175 Kenwood. HA-2510-M. T—Sheafer pen, Diack 23 gold, with initials E. S. C. Reward $5. Bring to 421 S. Delaware.

$5 REWARD—Return or information toad: - ith, to return black Persian cat. LI-

Y'8 red

urse at Speedway races. ReA 5934" :

Forest Lane. BR-5392.

ood finger commis-

Help Wanted—Female

BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be and permanent waver. Goo

32D.,

ATTRACTIVE,

CLEAN, quiet room for day Hee er. NICE, Twin

WOODRUFF, 559 W. D.—Master bedroom; TW

_easy chairs; shower; 1-2 men. CH-2

WOODRUFF PLACE, 763 W. Dr.—Single;

cool; hot running water in room; innersprings. 615 W.—Light cheerful room, 1-3; large Slosets: no other roomers; garage.

1119 W. 34TH (near Clifton) —Cool. attrac-

tive; next bath; meals optional; garage. HA-0804.

large. 2 sl Sleeping rooms; also housekeeping ood transportation. Reasonable. DR-3989-J.

ATTRACTIVE, cool, 2 rooms; private bath;

modern suburban home; transient; permanent. BR-4135. Good

bus service. Reasonable. -3130-J.

comfortable, clean ne room. beds. Reasonable. I.I-4783.

sion. Also apprentice. RI-0274.

WANTED — Students to ition: fas

light services in return. for tuiti

terna-

Rooms With Board

tional Beauty School, 229 N.

BEAUTY OPERATOR with east Bo: following. Experienced. CH-26386. GIRL to work m, jpsiliaice office * for for business course. 38}, N. Penn., Rm. 401. EXPERIENCED waitress at once. Pand M

5; COMER, 1205—Attractive front, widos s 1 Some} three meals; twin beds. DR-

BELLEFONTAINB, 1402—Room and board

for elderly, and pensioners considered. RI-3096.

Lunch, 343 E. Washington.

Help Wanted—Male 9

BEVILLE EN GLISH

947 meals; young men only. 1302—$5. ms meal s, hot water, maid, laundry.

N.—Modern room, good CH-3422,’ double, 3 MA-

EXPERIENCED chauffeurs, between 25-40. DE kdow Indianapolis streets. 23 WA a :

m.-

MARKET,

947 E.—Nicely furnished front

Joon; 'innersprings, + phone. Suitable or

Positions Wanted, Female 10

24TH, 664 E.—Nice, light, front; near College, SC Coniral carlines. Single, double.

ASSIST With SETI eg More for home than wages. Box 69, % Times.

Hotels

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Schools & Instructions 12 BEGINNING SUMMER TERM, June 3.

HOOSIER HOTEL

er and bath, city heat; 440 Mass.

Clean, comforta-

ble show- $3.50 uP

Students may enter now and continue their Sourses without A terruption until completed. Vacation permits granted. CE A USINE; Archi. tects and Builders Building. LI-8337.

INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL Special Tuition cates for Umited time.

Belnfont Hotel a E. Ohio.

SPENCER HOTEL WI; fates 5.

New Cocktail lounge. JAP 'JO y

Mgr.

comfort. $3

Enroll now. 229 N Penn. St. "Opposite P. 0.

Cap., 8., 18% —Nice outside rms. Gentlemen. Low trans.

Mayfield

Special Announcements 12B

Housekeeping Rooms 1?

cleaned, glazed. Jgope, Buttons

Fur Coats $3.50 INDIANA FUR C LI-2378 CALIFORNIA ORANGE JUICE from tree-

3ipned Pra es; Jick in Vitamins A, B nd C. . 22d. HE-5505. 13

Personal Services

[NEY

{ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

LADIES’. MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN -PRESS - REPAIR -REL NE REASONABLE

MEYER O. JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th TA. 6567

(BARBECUED RIBS AND SANDWICHES)

Bradley Barbecue Eo, Barbecued

uer aber i Co. Secueiy: Comfort and up. 46 X Wash. St.

wiches. Bradley & E, Wash, 3800 E. IR-0978

$3.50 to $6: ILLINOIS,

$3.50, $4.50, $5.50;

$6 furnished | BELLE,

CENTRAL, 2016—3

COLLEGE, 11556—2-Rooms;

N., 1132—1 or 3

oom utilities; ‘private entrance.

RI-2942. EY, 631 N.— 1-2 rooms.

clean apart1103

NEW Nicely furnished lower;

4 UP. Lovely furnished, Gear Newly painted: building.

Cent rtments; desirabl ed apartments: utilities; walking

distance: FONTAINE. nicely furnished: __rent_unfurnishe d.

1336 — To! ms all utilities; i

$5.

large airy rooms; . large screened vorch. rivate entrance’ __Reasonable.

AL, 1326—Large, comfortable room;

CENTR constant hot water; adults; phon CENInAL, 1948—Choice large a Toom:

sink overstuffed:

also _ kitchenette apartmen :

To sonable; utilities; next

bath, garage; $5. One front room, $3.50;

N.—2-Room apartment:

DELAWARE, 1714 refrigeration, titties. lelebhang. garage:

good transportation: reas

LA SALLE, 1207 N.—Very nice I large apartment; complete kitchen; private entrance: utilities. CH-7739. LEE, 1434—2 Very desirable rooms, private entrance; bath. BE-1467-W. MERIDIAN, 968 .N., Apt. near bath; steam heat; walking distance; reasonable. NEW JERSEY, 1320 N.—Large downstairs from room; utilities; also room, private

NEW JERSEY, N. 1108—2-Room apartment: newly decorated; sink; private entrance. LI-371 NORTHWESTERN NE modern apartment, Opposite Rex Thea LNEY, 2617 N.--3 fu nished rooms, downstairs: a Private entrance: Adults re.

PARK, 25 1 Room, newly furnished and decorate $4 single; $5 double. Girls.

STAPE, 316 N.—-2 Large rooms, studio or bedroom; utilities; homelike; private entrance. 21ST E.,, 728—Attractive, comfortable, room apartment, furnished gar a line, stores. Reasonable. HE-55

TWO-ROOM apartment; sink, g gas stave arvester

icebox., Near International 683.

innersprings;

5. 3029—Three-room furnished. Adults.

1 r

TWO-ROOM APARTMENT at 31 3 Clair; utilities furnishd: LALA ney

Apartments for Rent

Enjoy This Summer in the Cool

DUNDEE APTS. & McCarty St. Efficienc apts, all utilities furnished except Slepiric light. We do not have bedrooms.

Virgihia Ave. $3 950 elec. refrigeration, Custodiai, 181 B. McCarty, Apt. FA

Large Eff.—Breakfast Room

$34—Painted walls, jabilestop stove, all Stiles. 1530 N. Iilin

2 to 5 Rms.—All Utilities

$22.50 Up. Good condition. 1116 N. Capitol 1322 Carrollton !beqrm. apt. con-

stant hot wa See cust. Apt. 1 oi*call Mr. Burtt. LI3541,

COLLEGE, 1409—Upper duplex, 4 rooms, bath, heat, water. Adults. House “being painted. Apply 1529 Carrollton. RI-5976.

APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU

Choice | apts. gladly shown. LI-5558

BICKING, 318—4-room modern ‘apartment; _ heat, | iwater;.$27.50; near Lilly’s. RI-8971.

MICHIGAN 628 — apartment. ‘Electric refrigeration. ald utilities. See custodian. 3 RUCKLE, 2805—Desirable 6 rooms, 2 bedrooms, heat, water, garage. RI-7872. SOUTHEASTERN. 191972—8 rooms, upper duplex, gar., Beh and water furn; $35. LI- 8401 44 VIRGINIA AVE.

18A

23] ciency Apart810%2 NN.

Furn. Houses—Apts.

$6, $9, $1D—Attractive, ments, utilities furnished. Illinois. LI-8888.

CARROLLTON, 1529—Large living room, dinette, kitchenette, private bath, Se? 1st floor. Adults,

“licneneite, HE-283

(at Boadway), lower bath, Frigidaire, utiles.

Houses for Rent 19

$13.50; WATER PAID. 835 B. Maryland. 6room [3mi-modem, garage. Mrs. Hulfizer.

$25—1032 WwW. 33D Two fedroom 4 “leefing porch. Re-

Enelosed decorated. IR-6 $25; 1908 Ce rooms, built- ~ins,

excellent condition, nice back ya HE-1604.

4 bedrms., 2- bath home. ' Side drive. Others. HE-44 ALABAMA, 2615 N.—4 bedroom Ye newly painted; all hardwood floors; 2-car gargs, M4 $45 £3] mo. RI- - J.”8. CRU ALTY ©O., 128 N. Del. NEW Li 1923 N.—5-room lower du- _ plex, hot ater: an heat furnished.

$65—NO., beaut, mod.

Times Want sAds Lowest Rate in City.

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Bee El IN ive ry $93.56. 8 ar.; . Woodruff, BR-4074, 11.5506,"

EAL EST

For Rent. ... For Sdle... Wanted . .. Loans

11—Attractive; | -

Modern efficiency | ;

Farms—Suburban 20

NEAR, 38TH ST. EAST—Lovely neighborhood. A cute 5-room.semi-modern bunalow; room for bath: ex ae condiion; arage: 2 2 big lots, fui } Srubkery, Price $240 er cent _HUDELSON, 2s 9 EB. 13th "Str CH-6204. 5 / es ‘Road 40. 16 miles east; modern ; terms. Excellent fishing. South Fpeteon; S-room bun=Brothers, 4 401 Inland Bldg. RI-3788.

Eimore oth County on United States Rd. 52 with attractive oe 36 ied fences,’ woods and _ Trust, 'RI-910 9109. PLACE—WIIl build and finance; rices $325, $500. ‘East Side Agent.”

TO OWN ‘a show farm of 200 A., Boone stream, see CASE, 916 Fletcher BEAUTIFULLY D RADE LOTS — WASHINGTON 13-4200. WALTER FOLKERTH, 4 00 E.

ou Shelbyville YE Pet east of Southport Road; Sood ground and building site; enced. IR-5105. 5-ROOM ouble garage: b Irs full basement, double garage; 9 Iris Ave.” off 5000 Rockville Rd. 5 a on National Read east of Cumberland. Walter A.eFolkerth, East Side 00 E. Washington St. IR-42 ACRES, EAST—$300; $10 down $s a: Mr. Cooper, 9124 E. Washington HOMESTEAD AN en to a; give age, experience. Box 112, Times >»

are e, 30x60 pt. Just o quire 431

Business Property

FOR RENT—Large service goed Joc Jocasion, , equipped wit. easonable.

ue MERCANTILE bldg. 3 win] First § 16th. BE-3737.

well located,” worth 500 takes it. = 3702-04

Resorts and Cottages 22

NEW RESORT on beautiful Lake C evoix. Private grounds; fine Is m= plete plumbing; fireplace; §orecped porch]

electricity. rite Carl St R. 2 East Jordan, Mich/

Houses and Lots Sale

TT 1200 E. 54th BL, New Addition i300. 5 College) 100 60-ft. lots.

On Haverford, Indianola, Rosslyn. FHA approved. Water, gas, etc. 20 homes under. construction within 1 block. Real price, $300 to $500. 2 locks from bus. Low tax rate. 6 rick veneer homes now being ere De a from $5,400 to $6,100. oon Wises:

4-RM. MOD. BUNG.—COL.

$16. 5h per mo. incl. taxes and ins. buys this attractive newly repaired home in Northwest Indpls. Price $1700.00. Only $170.00 dn.. pay. starts you on the road to ownership. See 1105 W. 27th St. Call Elbert L. McDaniel, E. Rramg0, Co., Off. MA-3521, Res.,

$1100, TOTAL PRICE 801 Lincoln 8t.; 5 room, 1%%-story house; good garage; beautiful lot; paved street; water, gas, electricity; bus at door; $300 cash; balance menthly. Inspect and call PHILLIPS, DR-5252, with JACK C. CARR, MA-2523.

230 E. IOWA—TERMS

7-Room modern and gar. Only. 250. Ferns, Stop! Look! R-792 Edw. Dillehay RI-6412 . 8. ruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del.

VACANT—3368 FOREST MANOR e 5 rooms, modern, full basement, break fact nook, .closed in back ‘porch, closets, arage, pated street, reconditioned, cozy Rittle home, fine neighborhood, 3 busses; $3500. Terms. Owner, 4102 E. 30th.

109 dn! I pay. on H.O.LC. a I, nd other | 0 institutional properties. Call ELBERT L. McDANIEL, Realtor. Office MA-3521. Res. RI-8790 vl

CHRIST THE KING PARfSH. Primrose, 5807; 5-rm. mod. bung., hgw. floors, built-ins, breakfast r8ok, fail hie pent, BRodoTs yard, side dr. gar. Mr, Wo CLARK REALTY. LI-5 506.

2036 E. MARYLAND

S-room modern bungalow, $2.200; rood

condition. ; BRIDGES & RAYS. 243 N. nel. RI-3477. OPEN NDAX, 2 rm 2629 Brookside, 6rm. mbd. ug root. Rant Poi or re nl

2 lot own. MR. SELIG. 1806 ROY B. G. DR-0478.

1606 IOWA

Five rooms, price - $2,000; $200 down.

Balance monthly JOHN R. WELCH & SONS. LI-3423 W. 30TH. St., close to Clifton—Five-room modern bungalow; good yepsin: 10% down. AP roenb only. . Moore, RI-4949, HA-2661-J. gh NEW JERSEY north of | 30th street; 7-room modern: large Ving loom. garage; only $3750. George E ewart, Inlan _Bldg., RI-8862. 3 LOTS FOR SALE—1700 wi Bivd., east side. One block fro way bus. Inquire Owner, 1628 Medford Ave.

$2, DR

home, beautiful Woodruff

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| ‘Houses and Lots Sale

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When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract Jf title. Have| it examined by your attorney. | Union Title Company

Union Title- Bulqing 155 E. MARKET 8

5 BEDROOMS LOOK! $6,950 ‘corner rot A beautiful home for a large family, Convenient transportation. Venetian blinds, awnings, |weatherstrips, steam heat, carpets, fine decorations; a real bargain, See 1437 Fairfield. * LORIN” DRISCOLL. Realtor. -MA-2172

6 RMS. MOD.—$3000

$20 66 per mo. plus taxes and ins. a buys this substantial corner lot location. Dn. pay. only $300.00. See 3101 Blvd. Pl. Call Elbert L. McDaniel, E. Kirk McKinney Co., Inc., Off. MA-3521. Res., RI-8790. "BARGAINS FOR QUICK ¢ SALE—-TERMS 710 Woodlawn. .3 bedrm. semi....$150 Dn. 847 Buchanan. 8 D 37 a

Linden od vss Studebaker ‘Realty. 308 Shelby. DR- 2197

2914 McPHERSON—VACANT $150 Cash—$20 a Month

6-room home; has bath and furnace, $150 cash, $20 a mo. RI-4661, W. Henry Co., 521 Lemcke Bldg.

MODERN BUNGALOWS 1929 Asbury, 5 rms. garage..$2500 ols LeGrande, 5 rms. .,| garage $3250 144 8S. Eighth, 5 rms., ‘garage $3250 Only 109% cash; balance monthly at LESS THAN RENT. DR-6427, Mr. ‘Nachand.' ALLISON REALTY CO., Realtors. RI-2368

ARLINGTON, 135 S.—Completely recondie tioned 5-ro8m modern; priced right; will accept good vacant lot. CH-1767.

TECUMSEH, 1071 -Frice olin} 2% césh

bal. terms. al buy vaN ARSDELL. 1019 N. Bevill CE M105 all modern

WELL arranged seven-room, home, bungalow type, 10% ‘down. 4214 __ Manlove. Mr. Moore, RI-4949, HA-2661-J, MH 0 L Cc properties. 10% dn. pay. Easy IV kaWs terms. Call E. IL. McDaniel,

realtor. Off. MA-3501. Res. RI-8790. TTENTION BUILDERS! 1145 and 1147 S.

A Richland St.: 2-story frame double; lot _ 45x150. BE-2318- W.

"1920 Yandes—Colored

Storeroom and 6 living rooms; 2 lots $1,000, $100 cash, bal. mo. ' RI-4661, The C. W. Henry Co., 521 Lemcke Bldg.

Real Estate f for Trade 26 > “Clear—Will Trade ] 362 W. RAY—10-room mod., also barbershop, orksHoD, and gar. on sam¥ lot in fir. peiany nd. Will trade for semi= mod. So. fF MorHia St. ahd Sast of Madison 4

DR-7925 Dill eh ay 4 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del.

Real Estate Wanted 27

with extra lot. Call 533

WAN 7 berm. d. bung., : ir $2750, $356 | pwn, 5325 mo, N. Keystone.

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ATTR IVE Place: duplex; a goo onable. Owner. CH-0870,

d investment: reas-|The 0388.

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in the city. _ Phone RI-5581