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1JOHN RIPLEY DIES: Florists and Monuments [6 RETIRED FIRE GHIEF

John Walter Ripley, former battalion' chief of the Indianapolis Fire Department, died yesterday at his home, 42 E. 36th St. He was 72. He became a member of the fire

department on March 17, 1890, the day when 12 firemen were killed at the Bowen-Merrill Co. fire. He retired in 1920 after being appointed battalion chief. He was a member of the Center Lodge, F. and A. M. Survivors include his wife, Claudia, and one sister, Mrs. William Grigsby, of Indianapolis.

Charles Marion Trueb Services for Charles Marion Trueb, former Indianapolis division passenger agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad, who died in Cincinnati yesterday, will be held there tomorrow.

Burial and a second service will take place at Highland Lawn Ceéme-

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By RUTH FINNEY Times Special Writer ] WASHINGTON, June 19.—The President has authority to increase the National Guard by more than 200,000 men if he sees fit to do so at any time while Congress is not in session. .This assurance, given the House of Representatives when it was considering the Army increase bill, resulted in acceptance by the House of the 400,000-man Army recom- - mended by its Military Affairs Committee, rather than a still larger force. - The National Guard now has 233,000 members, but its authorized

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strength is 450,000. The President may legally bring it up te that figure. Coud Recruit 217,000 More The National Guard Bill now pending, strengthening the powers of the President to use these reserve troops in time of emergency ‘authorizes him also to train troops for the Guard if he sees fit. Thus he will have power to recruit and

train 217,000 more men.’ for the|

Guard at any time in the coming months. Exercise of this power would make possible the use of 850,000 men in the armed forces in time of emergency Chairman Andrew J. May of the House Military Affairs Committee told the House Monday that he favors a Regular Army of 750,000 men, but believes authorization of the larger figure is unnecessary be- - fore January. At present the Regular Army and the National Guard together number only 463,000 men, and the reason the Administration is not moving faster .to increase that figure is probably to be found in a speech made by Assistant Secretary of War Louis Johnson Monday night. Equipment Inadequate “We do not have enough vital equipment to supply even this force,” said Mr. Johnson, “not to mention the vast amount we would need if this or another emergency should bring us to M-Day. “No army can fight without adequate equipment and a continuous supply as the emergency proceeds. . . . We are bending every effort to put our present forces in readiness but I cannot tell you in all honesty that this will be accomplished before thelend of next year.” Mr. Johnson indicated that he considers the noncombatant training the Government is preparing to give hundreds of thousands of young men in the CCC camps, and through NYA and - vocational schools, as valuable as any combatant training that could be given them now. Our future soldiers, he said, must be' not only soldiers put | % engineers.

EDINBURG WOMEN KNIT FOR REFUGEES

: SHELBYVILLE, Ind, June 19.— Fifty- -five sweaters, knitted by Shelby County women co-operating in a Red Cross knitting project, are on their way to Lakeside, N. J., to be shipped to Europe for war refugees. A second such project will be started! soon, Mrs. D. Wray DePrez, chairman of the project, said.

tate Deaths

SON—EImer Rodecap, 53. Sur r= on, Russell; brothers Prank, Ellsworth: sisters, Miss tie And

odec Stettler. 19. Survivors: Foster Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steffler. I. By rum, 83. Survivors: Sons, Ralston, ie Ny Leo and Don,

larence Ricke, 32. SurBUEN an daughter, Alma : ‘mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Volk; yon and Raymond; sister, Mrs.

LTON—Charles H. 1 urvivors: Wife, Pearl; sons, Orville, ind Charles Jr.; daughters, Mrs. Sauer, Mrs. James Staley and Miss P ickinpaugh; brothers, Cecil, Everett, and Clarence; sisters, Mrs. Corda + and Mrs. Ella Eiler. ILLE—John C. Zion, 61. Sur- | Daughter, Mrs. Fay Bronnenberg; ; sisters, Mrs. . Foust, Mrs. Sr Merry-

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Theresa Rexing " a Frances Splittorff, 70. Sur[Mary AazmL Sifters Mrs. Phil ssemeier, Mrs. d Maikranz and red Loetrich; Tk Ay Phillip and Moschner. TAINTOWN—Mrs, Mary Frances : Husband, Charles; sons, r; daughters, Mrs. Mabe re. helen As mold; Brotters ester a oble Cole; sisLemmecn and Miss Belle

N—Thomas Sheppard. Survivors:

LE 8 Mrs, Jessie

Wife; |son, Boyd; daughters, y and Mrs, Esther Beck. LETOWN—MTrs. Lola M. Huser, 58. rs: Husband, Walter; sons, Walter James; dau hter, Mrs. Margaret Ken- ; brothers, n, Lou, Ed, James, Will brrest McDaniels.

LAND CITY—Mrs. Daisy Ann Bates,

0 B5. Survivors: Husband, Benjamin; gaugh.

rs. Bernice Edwards and Tennyson, Mrs. Geneva Hatfleld a d elena Deffendall; brothers, Mosés, Rufus, Morgan, william and Marion sister] Mrs. Minnie Roader.

KPORT—MTrs. Nettie " Motteler, 64. ivors: Husband, William; sons, Chris suther; daughter, Mrs. Madge Schirtz-

IELBYVILLE—Willlam F. Surber, vors: Wife, Effie; son, Claude.

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NAZI PLOT TO SEIZE URUGUAY REVEALED

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, June 19 (U. P.).—The Government committee investigating Nazi acfivities reported today that it had proven the existence of a plan for the military occupation of the republic by Nazi troops.

The committee said the plan called for the distribution through-

tionaries to partition the seized land and to convert “our nation into a country of peasants.” The committee concluded that the German legation had sponsored a press campaign favoring Nazi methods and ideals. It charged that the Nazi coup was to take place through military organizations of Germans distributed throughout the country and that the existence of a corps of 150 Nazi motorcyclists had been proved. The Ministry of Defense earlier appealed for volunteers for the army and revealed that army garrisons had been on a war footing since May 26. | (Last night, the United States Navy announced that the 10,000-ton cruiser Quincy was calling at Mohieviges, on its “good will” tour - South America. The cruiser Wichita of similar tonnage is also n a “good will” tour of South merican waters.) :

TATE ESSAY TOUR FETED IN EVANSVILLE

imes Special EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 19.— inners of the high school essay ontest from 72 Indiana counties oday continued their 1200-mile tour f the state after being guests here f the Evansville Chamber of Comerce. “Greater Indiana” contest was sponsored by Indiana's Division of [State Publicity. \ | Among the points already visited are Santa Claus, Ind. the first State Capital at Corydon, the Constitution Elm, Wyandotte Cave and Lincoln City where Nancy Hanks Lincoln is buried. Irvin Miller, tour director, and Mrs. Edna L. Davis, chaperon, are in charge of the tour which is being given to the winners by the Publicity Division.

CULVER OFFERS U. S. TRAINING SERVICES

CULVER, Ind., June 19 (U. P).— Brig. Gen. L. R. Gignilliat, president of the Culver Educational Foundation, has gone to Washington to offer the services of Culver Military Academy to the Government as a training school for young Americans in preparation for possible war

i service.

He accompanied Col. Nelson Jackson of Alton, Ill, president of the American Association of Military Schools and Colleges, and will confer with War Department and other Administration officials.

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Thanks, 125 Tell Mayor in Note

MAYOR REGINALD H. SULLIVAN doesn’t have to worry if he ever needs a job. He can be mayor of University Heights any time. : This assurance was implied in a “thank you” note received yesterday from 125 residents of that section for the grading and oiling of their streets. It was six feet long. “The letter said: “We, the undersigned citizens, residents and taxpayers of University ‘Heights deeply appreciate efforts made in street improvements and do hereby pledge our approval and co-operation for the continuation of the improvements on our streets and walks.” University Heights is in a nor=mally Republican township. .

STATE BEGINS RELIEF CENTRAL INDEX PLAN

A central index system to record the names.of all persons receiving: any kind of relief in Indiana, proposed a year ago by Governor M. Clifford Townsend, was put in motion today. Dudley Smith, Unemployment Relief Commisison director, was named chairman of a Central Index Committee which will act in an advisory capacity. The Unemployment Commission has set up a temporary model of the system in the Terre Haute district and operations there will be watched before attempts will be made to establish it in other distriets. The plan was devised as a way to eliminate duplications of relief by various agencies and to prevent chiselers from getting on relief rolls.

WORLD NEEDS A BYRON STATE AUTHORS TOLD

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., June 19.— The world now needs another Lord Byron in its present troubles, Jesse Stuart, Kentucky novelist, short story writer and poet, said today. Today is Indiana Authors’ Day at the first. Indiana University

Mr. Stuart claimed a poet of Byron's stature would have more clarifying effect on present world politics than all the statesn:en,

YIDDISH STAGE STAR DIES

HOLLYWOOD, June 1% (U. P.).— Maurice Moscovitch, star of the Yiddish stage, who came to Hollywood to play such character roles as that of the kindly German general in “Lancer Spy,” was mourned by! the film colony today. He was stricken on a movie set. Complications set in after ‘an abdominal operation and he died yes-

terday. He was 72.

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Times Special | EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 19.— The grand parade tomorrow morning and the election of officers in the afternoon will close the four-|ms day annual encampmerit of the Indiana Department of the Grand Army of the Republic. Allied Civil War veterans’ organizations will close their sessions at the same time. Indications were that Dr. John R. Stone, Kokomo, will be reelected commander of the department which has 42 members, only six of whom are attending the encampment. Dr. Stone planted a tree on the Court House lawn yesterday in memory of Evansville’s extinct Farragut Post of the G. A. R. Those attending included two Indianapolis veterans, Joseph B. Henninger, assistant state adjutant, i and Dr. O.M. Wilmington.

SHERIFF GETS RADIO 0. K.

SHELBYVILLE, Ind. June 19.—

The Federal Communications Commission has granted Sheriff Leon-|as i ad ard Worland of Shelby County a permit for construction and installa-

tion of a two-way radio in his of-

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Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Wednes., June 19, 1940

BASTIN—John T., entered into rest Mondey, age 54 years, husband of Artie Bastin, father of Mrs. Madelyn Ross, Mrs. Nola Kendall, Mrs. Evelyn Copeland, Mrs. Wanda Bailey, Dina Rut hand Max Delmar Bastin; brother of Mrs. E. Fitzwater, Mrs. Mary Pruitt and Rirs. Hannah Peters. Services ahursdey at North Side “ne Fel of God, 30th and Annette, 2

k m. Friends may call at Harry oore Peace Chapel until hour of service. (Martinsville papers please copy.]

BENNETT -- Sanford, ihe 67 years, husband of Martha N., fa ot of Mrs. Edwin alph BenHaute, Carn B of Sanford Bennett and Mrs. Josepn Neison of Cincinnati, O., pa Funeral Thursd ay, Jun 0a m, at the Usher Mortuary, 313 'W. Washington St. |Burial Crown Hill Cemesery. Friends may call at mortuary.

sister of oy 4% Study, Cambridge City, and Mrs. J. y Nichols. Washington, D. C.. and aunt of Anna Mary Locke, passed away Monday afternoon| at her residence, 1923 N.. Iilinois id Services at the residence Friday, 10 m. Friends invited. Interment Erova Hill. Friends may call at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary until noon Thursday.

father of Clifford and brother of Mrs. Will Beckwith, Laramie, Wyo., and Mrs. Ed Hughes, Bantam, O., passed away Monday morning at the home of his son. Services |at the Flanner 0, Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 2 p Friends invited. Burial Sutherlang Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary.

HARRISON—Martha E., age 51 years, he-

loved wife of Jackson T,, mother of Mrs. Lvdia ign Mrs. Cornelia Reeves, . hy Sturgis, Mrs. Mary Scales, Miss Josephine and Joseph Marrison, passed away Fuesday. Funeral Friday, June 21, a. m., at residence, 214 S. Friends invited. Burial in § Ind. Friends may call at residence,

A.. beloved wife of C. C. Koster and mother of Mrs. W. L. Simmons Jr. and Katherine M, and Fred J. Koster, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. C. J. Cones of Whiteland. Ind., passed away at the residence, 3251 N. Illinois St., afternoon,

Friday afternoon,. June 21. at Interment Crown Hill Cemetery, Friends are welcome.

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Flanner & Buchanan MORTUARY

25 W. Fall Creek Bivd. TA.-3317

BERT S. GADD 2140 Prospect St. ~ GRINSTEINER’'S 1601 BE. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

G. H HERRMANN _ 1505 8. EAST

DR-53017

. R1.-5374

MORTUARY ‘ 951 N. DELAWARE ST. -

MOORE & KIRK

R-1150 ~ CH-1806 TA-5086-8

_ SHIRLEY BRQS. CO. - Hlinois y - LIS

946 N

her across to death's beautiful = 4 SONS TERS.

,IHOOSIER HOTEL

| New Cocktail Lounge.

34TH., 121 E. suitable 1-2; ) furnished; employed. TA-745

2900 North Xexi? 2c

priv. ent.

room, HA-0536.

(off Pennsylvania) —Front; Cross yonlhation;

newly

1-2;

5600 NORTH—Cool front room,

employed

lady: small family, meals optional. BR-

sil — Bellefontaine, 1656, Pel. F00m, nicely furnished;

Apt; o HE-

$3.

.| STATE. 1230 -N.—Share first floor:

Housekeeping Rooms 17

Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

Houses and Lots Sale 25

COLLEGE AVE.. 1537—Lovely two-room apartment, nicely furnished: - private entrance. Reasonable, COLLEGE, , 1420—Lovely, cool apartment; 2 large rooms; complete kitchen; adults; _ reasonable. FALL ‘CREEK, E. 155 (at Delaware) — Large, airy; private bath; refrigeration; _ $35. HA-2386, .

LA SALLE. 1021 WN.—Lovely large fur.nished 1-room and kitchen: Frigidaire: phone. LINDEN, 1205—1 Large front room, nicely furnished; innerspring; clean; utilities; _ $4. 1.1I-9403. MARKET, 1338 E.—2 Rooms, suitable for 4; also single room. Private entrance,

NEW JERSEY, N., 1108—Newly decorated 2 rooms; sink; private entrance. LI-3717. NEW “JERSEY, 1320 N. — Large 2-room apartment; pantry; back porch; also

sleeping.

NEW JERSEY, 1469 N.—Nicely furnished 2-room apartment; constant hot water; reasonable.

NEW JE 1907—1 and 2-room

NEW JERSEY. N., ; front apartments: “cross ventilation; _ adults. HA-4531-NEW JERSEY, 2038 N—Airy 2-room apartment, complete kitchen, private en- _ trance. Adult; ORIENTA AL, 20 Lan two rooms, ng, Ingidaire, utilities; private _ entrance; hot water. PARK, 1332—Nicely furnished Aight heer. ful front one-room apts.; $5 wee

SOUTHEASTERN, 1523—Nicely a 1-room apartment; cross ventilation, private entrance, “porch, garage.

cool: Brockside car; garage near: reasonable,

11TH, E., 822—3-Room furnished apartment; clean, gonifortable; sink; private _ entrance. RI-1: -7276 20TH., 130—0f Illinois; front fur‘nished apartments; utilities; reasonable.

HE-2969

Apartments for Rent 18

Rooms With Board

$5: COMER. gidow's home; three meals; t DR-0114-R. MARKET, | room, 2

47 | suitable for men,

Phone.

1205—Attractive

+ front; win beds.

E.—Nicely furnished front

preferred.

WOODRUFF PLACE — Comfortable cool

rooms; good meals. x Son Yemen Privileges. CH-1433

CHILDREN to board by day Private home. Excellent __ Frank |

preferred.

or week. care, 51

LITTLE girl

BOY to hoard, _6-14,

2 years or. older: home; mother’s “care; experienced.

private HE

in nice country home; (2140 N. Pennsylvania) or TA-5867.

Hotels

Clean,

er, and bath; 440 Mass.

comfortable, show= $3

Belmont Hotel 7" ..73;

comfort.

$3 E. Ohio,

SPENCER HOTEL “i:

NEW PALACE HOTE

L—4 N. Nice, clean modern rooms; $ up.

rates, $4

up. 243 8. IIL JAP JONES, Mgr.

New Jersey.

2.50 week

Cap., 8. 18%2—Nice outside rms. Gentlemen. Low trans.

Mayfield

Housekeeping Rooms

Enjoy This Summer in the Cool DUNDEE APTS. Virginia Ave. & McCarty St. § 50 Pificiency apts. elec efrigeration. all uiilliles futimished except Sleeirie light. We do not have bedrooms. Custodian. 81 E. McCarty, Apt. 5 Clean, Well-Arranged Apts. :3510 N. Meridian: bedroom ...... sabes $45 2725 N. Meridian: bedroom 1530 N. Illinois: efticency: utiiities. 1116 N. Capitol: 2 to 5 .$22.5 . H. Woodsmall Ai 108 E. Washington St. ~~ LI-5393. Choice apts. gladly shown. LI-5558. GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. 22 W. Vermont. L1-2439 1-bedrm. t., con 1322 Carrollton stant hot ar See cust. Apt. 1 or call. MR. BURTT, LI-2541. COLLEGE. 1811—Five-room modern Jowey duplex; arranged like: a real hom from BT Rogches; large yard with

COLLEGE, | Ee ded, heat and water,

Excellent cond. Spes Only $28.00. SMITH LTY CO. MA-3366

IE 2203. APT, 2—Attractive modSn Sve rooms; refrigerator, stove; 634

Sig, rooms, heat and water;

Ra 5 : BR BEALTY co. A -5346 MERIDIAN, 3360 1 ficiency excellen cond., “erisocvent. “showers, oh § retrig., beautiful court, lawn. _J. SMITH REALTY CO.

Faia 4815 E—1 bedrm.; sulle: and all util. except ints? many "bull su met sXeelle ent cond. Open, Special 8 ale. . SMITH REALTY CO. MA-3366 > eA subscribers every aay in Marion County alone to read your want ad in The Times. Results. at IQwess word rate m the city

hcl

$3.50 to 132 N.

rooms; 2942.

$6—ILLIN utilities;

OIS, 113 private entrance.

~1 or re

$3.50, $5; 1 and 2-ROOM a clean, desirable. at N. New

1 | $4. $6; 10TH., E.,

partments; |

on N. Mer tdian i N.— 2 0 Ae Ss as Centra

Pans utilities.

Jartments;

2225—3-room oa EE — te; sink, fangs, large closet.

HISEY & TITUS i, or

LIBRARY Hy a artment. utilities;

desirable walking

r 3-room ce; Frig-

te;

BEVILLE, 1020 N.—Nice room, k good ih be utilities; pi rance; $5 w sek. CH-7096.

Aohene “en-

A+e

WAY, + 1608 + Vi pment; Sse sock iy

‘a, 3 adults; reasonable.

1-room

ot water;

oe RI-55 Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

$8; 1412 LEE—4-room bungalow double, ReSesarapns Water paid. BE-1397.

COLLEGE. 2231 — Attractively furnished bedroom apt.; Cross ve sastaple. 2 adults; °

COMMERCE, 1818 (1800 Past) Desirable 3-room apartment; priva Jas 3% en- __ trance: L atilities: waults. GH-271 770-W KENWOOD 3 Rooms, ane bath utilities; porch; garage; $ 234.

2235— apartment; RI-

3.50 MERIDIAN. 1728 N.—Cool, lower 2 rooms: MN Fide re: also efficiency, LR TA-8418.

]| Resorts and Cottages

. | school. Repaired last year

ventilation; utilities; |. $40.

Rea-

HOMIS: apts., large selection; $5 week to $100. Free service. WHITE. ._HE-4466.

il attractive apartment.

RI-311

IRL to share Walking distance

Houses for Rent 19

Completely Reconditioned

Now available for immediate occupancy. Modern 3-bedroom double; $37.50 water and garage included. Just like renting. a new home.

See 541 N. Keystone Ave.

44 Virginia Ave, LI-8401

BROADWAY, 4249—4-bedroom single, tile bain os car garage, newly painted; $70.

CENTRAL, 2335—Eight-rm, modern double; ara e; $30. RI-8862. George Stewart, nland Bldg.

Dizon 811—Modern 5-room lower duJoa cdecorated; coal; water; $30.

FA ., _ 3706—Four-room semi-modern double; S410. HICKMAN. 243 E. Ohio.

For Colored; 2824 SHRIVER - — iii e-room double with furnace; $16. RI-8862. George Stewart, 506 rand Bldg

southwest Eine, ime. 916

Farms—Suburban :

116 ACRES, Rush Lo, 6 mi. Rushville; needs new owner but 5 Ent; SL ‘$1 200, cash balance long “The Farm Man, _ Piatoher "rt Eo RI-910;

NEW FIVE-ROOM id HOME Open. 423 N. 18th 8t., Beech Grove. DR- 1286-W, DR-2586. 1%2 ACRES ground with large garage, on black top road with bus service; $1250. _ Call DR-5330. 280 ACRES, Hamilton Co.; good and, 2 PIL sets of £ improvements. RI-9109. ? Fletcher Trust. Ta a See JOHN

OHN D. CASE Ev TO SELL CASE, 916 Fle cher Trust Bldg. RI-9108. Business Property 21 MADISON AVE. 1537-39—2 business rooms

acing 2 streets. Ideal for automobile agency.

$30, Near 4500 E. New York—Large room, living quarters, 5 rooms.

store--4466.

clean, LI-

i SHAFER—New, modern, 2-bedroom a Ar open June 14-29. LI-5072.

~ Phone RI-5561 lor lowest want

word rate in the city and auick results.

»| Houses and Lots Sale 25

6-rm. mod., hot water heat, rock wool lined, new asphalt roof, kitchen cabinet, varnish ish, 3 bedrooms, inclosed rear, ont porch, insul brick covered, 5 loan e 832

LAKE FREEMAN -— Cottage, cool a 6; boat, lights, sio.

9, [JACK C.CARR 4 MA-2523

CHRIST THE RING: PARISH.

Primrose, 5807. Bun rms., hdwd. firs.,, B. nook, full vase. Tod e yard, fenced, side drive gar. Terms. OOUTIR, BR-4074. CLARK REALTY

633 S. New Jersey St. 8-Room modern cottage. Near trans. and $14.60 per mo. lus taxes and ins. Only $215 sas 4157, nterest on bal.

McKINNEY CO. MA-3531 or DR- 5408-W.

ATTENTION 4120 Broadway; dandy 3-bedroom home pear Joan of Arc Church; close to all gonvenjences; priced to sell, Saown by

appointment. F, J. VIEHMANN C RI-3421, i-5889-M. 409-11 Lawton; 4-room double ..$100 down . La Salle; 6-room modern 160 down 7 Udell; room semi-modern. E. Iowa; 7-room modern 100 down Studebaker Healty, 2308 Shelby.’ DR-21917.

441 SBA NN Five rooms, bath, yard, elec. rate in sitting room, sfarage, aved sires nd

Pra 15814 JENNINGS Boos 26%. Tins:

1147 8S. STATE~Recently Teconditioned; new furnace, roof; fine bat gar 3 bedrooms; Imediate DOSS.: $3 DOWNEY. -3055. pe

n afternoons. BRICK BU NGALOW, Loe Soom lg, Si, wel Apc e driv 288 eng, as LINES, 506 Inland Bldg. RI RI-8862

See Thursday, Saturday or r Sunday | Hen

Ww 2- Dedrogm homes, # doy: 500 S. Snips aor nh $759

RY & A BPEL INC., AGENTS. Tie 38th—4

IE. __MOSLANDER, 533 533 "N. Keystone. CHOSOM.

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

Union Title Company Union Title Buildin 155 E. MARKET ST.

5 SUBURBANS | Price $1,500 to $2,400

3, 4, 5 rooms located first road east of Post LY south of 21st,

Stop! Look! 925. EDW. DILLEHAN Bt $s HU. 2893. C. A. YOUN Der.

J. 8. Cruse Realty he “128 N

EAST OF WOODRUFF PL. Noa 5-rm. bung.:; long liv. rm.; nice LIE brick ding: nice big lot; peeds Jedec., ight re airs lou in $23 for quic sale,

22 per bo. py i23c8 Sy ern Role a DELSON __2619 E. 12th. ct 1-620 4.

~ HOLY CROSS PARISH

1434 Sturm; 3-bedrm., 2-story modarn house, just has been reconditioned, nice floors, beautiful Shchen, or e closets, Venetian blinds. only $3,2 325 d bal. 1% monthly. hillips, DR-8382" with JACK C. C ARR _MA-2523. NEW, MODERN BUNGALO With garage attached; bude 2 52050 or $3500 in brick veneer; $300 down, balance $21.50 month including tax. Indianapolis Remodeling Co., 130 E. New York St.

5 ROOMS AND BATH Y 1213 English; $100 cash and per mon DR-6 7. Mr. Nachan ALLISON REALTY CO. jachand. RI-2368. Modern $2,200 gar, nice yard, trees. 2036 5 BRIDGES

5 Rm Maryland Call Mr. Conklin, GRAVES, 243 N. Del. RI-34717.

In “Christ the King” Parish

N. Kessler Park. Re Teseniaiive oR ade

don 135 at 58th and Keyst . ‘MOLLOY, DR-2031: residence. "RI- Pa TOTAL PRICE $1200—TERM 6 rooms, 2 lots: new paint; wan CAA $150 down; good location

tg, 8-ROOM MOD, $1900 1901 Arrow Ave. New paper. A real buy} Terms, t. DR-~7925,

One-acre tracts; on Mithofer rd.,

—

$12

Yacant NLY $2000: TERMS 2348 Guilford: 8-room_mod : new paper, A real buy; $200 down. RI- 6412.

4816 BROOKVILLE RD. —Modern 2-story brick veneer. Has #verything. Onl A $3950. Call Mr. Bates, CH-6543 or MA-25

1224 W. 19th. 9 rooms, modern, 2 lots, $2 S00 to settle estas SENN GS ve Illinois. LI-38 fy = . OXFORD—3- pedro 2-story; m except furnace; A-1 co! garage: 523507 rms. Mr. Bates, oR esis or MA-2523, BRADLEY—5 rms., bath and “furnace; __ $250 down; bargain. CH-5025. 1927 BI BLOYD —5-rm, semiMOSLANDER, 533 N. it RD BUYERS See Our List of Homes J. R. WELCH & SONS. LI- 3423.

mod. 5 wn, X. Keystotie: CH-503%;

-{ Real Estate Wanted

Real Estate for Trade 2

ACRES country place: 15 miles northe 100 a of Circle; soil. Snpiosaments, creek, woods, orchard. Owner. MA-1064.

your house to sell; have several

WANT buyers. MOSLANDER, 533 N. Keystone,

Real Estate Loans

1 WINTER 0 Small bungalow, nicely

~~ COLORE ED D BUYERS

NO Commissions or Charge for Application

More rapid service, costs and more conveniences” are YO by using ous new of home financing.

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FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN RSSN 4 IRNAPOLIS ik! Building or Financing y 41 V2% % NO HIDDEN CHARGES F.H.A.

Loans—Construction Money no GED, A. BUSKIRK ifr 2 A #0)

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