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ON THE RADIO

g TONIGHT ~ 8:30—Cavalcade of America, : WLW. + 7:00—Hollywood WIRE. 8:00—Fred Allen, WFBM. 8:00—Eddie Cantor, WIRE.

Playhouse,

Indiana University will have a regular spot on a radio network this winter, starting at 5:15 p. m. tomorrow when the University Studio Ensemble broadcasts over Mutual. Raymond S. Beights, post-grad-uate student of Kendallville, will direct the weekly concerts, which will be given in Recital Hall on the Bloomington campus, picked up by WIRE and ted to the network, un un John McIntire will be starred as George Washington when Maxwell Anderson’s “Valley Forge” is presented on the Cavalcade of Ameri€a at 6:30 p. m,, WLW. . . . Edward G. Robinson and Ona Munson return in Big Town—scene of racketbusting dramas—at 7 tonight over WPFBM. . . . Eddie Cantor celebrates his 10th anniversary in radio during tonight's Brondenss at 8, WIRE.

Tony Wons, who spent the summer fishing and rusticating in a ‘northern Wisconsin retreat, returns to radio with his famous Scrapbook over NBC at 3:15 p. m. this Sunday.

” " EJ The Army Air Corps will take a half-holiday from serious - defense

the first real wooden soldier in history. At a gala field day at Riverside, Cal., dedicated to Charlie McCarthy, the celebrated dummy will don the uniform of the Air Corps | as Hollywood's first volunteer in the drive to secure recruits. Charlie | will be presented with a warrant as master sergeant in the Air Corps by Brig. Gen. Rush B. Lincoln, base commander. No less!

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Kate Smith never has a studio audience for her daytime broadcast but made an exception on her visit to South Bend last week when her broadcast was staged before 3500 public school pupils.

” = 2 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANTA is broadcasting its football games in Spanish to South America by short-wave. . . . If you can’t find

Word has been asa along that Shirley Temple is available for al commercial radio show and several! sponsors are supposed to be inter-| ested. | ” ”

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program an_houncement caused by station changes after press time.)

NP IaRaroLIs WFBM 12 (CBS N Net y

:00 Airplane Trip 118 Sirbiang Trip :30 Boy and a Band :45 Scattergood ee re BI :0

0 Waltz Time 5 Hedda Hoppet 0 Syneopators

INDIANAPOLIS , WIRE 1400

Girl Alone Beautiful Life Home Edition O’'Neills

Dessa Byrd High ‘Schools Political Talks Easy Aces Fred Waring Democrats Dick Ree Inside Sports

Hollywood Hollywood Plantation Plantation

Eddie Cantor Eddie Cantor District Attorney District Attorney

Kay Kyser Kay Kyser Kay Kyser Kay Kyser News Answer Man Republicans Glenn Miller Music You Want Music You Want Music You Want Jan Savitt

+1 3 4 :00 Amos and Andy :15 Lanny Ross :30 Meet Mr. Meek :45 Meet Ieet Mr. Meek 0

0 Big Town 13 Big Town 0 Dr. Christian 5 Dr. Christian

Glenn Miller Democrats Rhythm Ideas Melodies

:15 Honey King 0 Spori 145 King’ s s Jesters

:00 Elev enairs 5 Elevenairs :30 Elevenairs :45 Elevenairs

INDIANAPOLIS | INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 WIRE 1400 . (CBS Neth

(NBC- C-MBS)

(NBC-MBS)

THURSDAY PROGRAMS

a word to describe a poor dramatic show on the radio, call it a “clam” as radio folks do. WSBT at South Bend has been authorized to change its frequency from 1369 to 930 kilocycles using 300 watts power. n

CINCINNATI WLW 1700 ___(NBC- MES) _ Beautiful Life

Lone Journev Jack Armstrong New

CHICAGO WLS-WENR 870 BC Net.)

Norman Ross Norman Ross Musical Soiree Over Paradise Set Sail Ireene Wicker Bud Barton Tom Mix

Easy Aces Lost Persons

ews Political Talk Quiz Kids Quiz Kids Manhattan Midn’ht Manhattan Midn’ht

Unannounecd Ted eems Concert Political Talk Story-Dramas Graziella Parraga

Time and Tempo Rep. D’Alesandro

10 O'Clock Final

Travel Time

Lowell Thomas

Fred Waring Richard Himber Cavalcade Cavalcade

Hollywood Hollywood Plantation Plantation

Eddie Cantor Eddie Cantor : District Attorney District Attorney

Kyser Kav Kyser Kav Kyser Kav Kyser

Peter Grant ene Austin Gene Austin Rudy Rudisill Clyde McCoy Clvde McCoy Moon River Moon River

10 O'Clock Final

Globe Trotter Gene Krupa Jan Savitt Jan Savitt

INDIANAPOLIS

CINCINNA WIBC 1030 WLW Noo T

(NBC-MBS)

preparations tomorrow to sign up.!}

EXPERTS TO GIVE

being sponsored by the Air Commerce Committee of the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce.

starts Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Public torium, the committee has stressed the practical side of aviation.

member, said that it takes 15 mechanics and only two pilots for every plane in the Army.

bring to high school pupils, future mechanics and pilots, problem of aviation and what avia-!

Col. H. Weir Cook . . . first speaker on program.

AVIATION VIEWS

They’ll. Tell Pupils Flying Has More Hard Knocks Than Romance.

A series of lectures on aviation “to take out the romance of flying and drive the hard knocks in” is

In planning the series which

Library's Cropsey Audi-

Edward E. Greene Jr., commitioe]

Open to Public

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Nazi-Held Nations in Europe

To Prevent Famine, Hoover Pleads

famine, Herbert Hoover said today.

with so many innocent lives at stake, he feels that a way can and must be found to satisfy all concerned. For, said the | former President, “unless something is done, there will be wholesale starI vation, death and | disease in these !little countries.” | During the | World War, he recalled, the Allies permitted his |relief organization’ to ship more than a billion. and a

Mr. Hoover

the areas of From 1914 to |

eupied | 918

000. So well did Britain and France think of the | way it worked that they paid a lage part of the bill. All that the| Dutch, Belgian, Norwegian and Polish committees want to dc now is to duplicate, insofar as they may be jable, what was done in the other war. In the present case, however, the Governments in question are both willing and able to pay all the costs. These would probably go as high as $40,000,000 a month. Mr. Hooverls relief plan is substantially as follows: 1. The Belgian, Dutch, Norwegian and Polish Governments to purchase food supplies in this country or elsewhere at their own expense and ship it into the occupied areas. 2. The Germans to agree, first, to take ‘none of the domestic produce

By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS Times Foreign Editor ; NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—Information just received reveals that unless sufficient food soon reaches the 30,000,000 inhabitants of Nazi-occupied "Belgium, Holland, ‘Norway and Poland they will be face to face with

Mr. Hoover is aware of Britain's opposition to lifting the blockade. He is also aware that numerous sincere Americans oppose relief.

But

of these people. Second, to return an equivalent of any food already taken. Third, to permit imports from Russia and the Balkans. Fourth, to allow free passage of foodships, without attack, and, fifth, to permit adequate control of distribution by the relief organization so as to enable if to assure that the guarantees are carried out. 3. The British to agree to permit passage of food ships through the blockade as long as the guarantees are fulfilled. | 4. The whole expense of financing the relief to be borne by the defacto or fugitive Governments of the four countries.

quarter dollars’ worth of food into] Germany. | 12 monthly ex-| f penditures averaged about $25,000,-

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' CANCELLATIONS AND. CORRECTIONS

Cancellations and complaints regarding errors must ve’ telephoned to Che Times between the hours of 5:20 A. M. and 6:30 P. M. to become effective the following day

Deaths—F unerals 1

Wed., Oct. 95, 1940

ROSWINKEL — Harry. vy. husband of Elizabeth M. and brother of Mrs. Mabel VonBurg, passed away Tuesday afternoon at the residence, 932 Eastern Ave. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan ‘Mortuary - Friday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. | Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary. |

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CREEDEN—Hannah R., beloved sister of Mary A., Katherine C. and Jeremiah and John Creeden and Mrs. William.J. Finn of this city and Mrs. Nora G. Mosier of Detroit, Mich., passed away Wednesday, Oct. 9, 5:45 a. m., at residence, 915 S. Delaware St. Time of funeral given later. Friends may call at Finn Bros. Funeral Home, 1639 N. Meridion, any time after 1 p. m. Thursday

ELLIOTT—George W., husband of Myrtle and father o George S. Elliott, passed away Monday evening. Services at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 2:30 .p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

HAMAKER—John M., Aland of Dorothy and father of Mrs. Hix W. Meier; grandfather of Diane Meier, Pacific Grove, Cal., and brother of William andy Joseph Hamaker. passed away Wednesday at his home, 2964 Talbott. Servhe Flanner & Buchanan Mortur, Friday, 3:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary

HOCKETT—Nancy Jane, beloved wife of George M. and mother of Mrs. Bertha Kuhn, Mrs. Josephine Okey and Paul A. Hockett, passed away Tuesday evening. Service at the Flanner & Bus

Deaths—F unerals

chanan Mortuary, Friday. 1:30 p. Friends invited ~ Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the mortuary.

HOY—Matilda, of 1215 Finley Ave., beloved |

mother of Edward and Harry Hoy. sister of Hans and George Peterson of Marshalltown. Iowa, pajesd Day Oct. 1. Services Thursday, 2 at W. D. Beanblossom Mortuary, Piao ‘W. Ray St. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. Honor Rebekah Lodge will hold service Wednesday, 8 p. m., at the mortuary. KLAPPER—Edna R., age 58 vears, wife of Philip Klapper of Dallas, Tex., mother of Edward Beitz, Mrs. Mable Wilburn, Mrs. Lillian Purman, sister of Mrs. Lela Utt of Pilotknob, Mo.; John Marshall ang Will Mashburn of Little Rock, Ark., assed away Monday Funeral Thursday 1:30 m.; at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Tilimais at 10th. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

PARKS—Amanda E., age 55 years, passed away Tuesday evening. Survived by brother-in-law John Miller, ple four nephews. Services Friday, 3 Conkle Funeral Home. Friends iY ited. Burial Floral Park Friends may call at Funeral Home after 1 p. m. Thursday.

REYNOLDS—Elhanan (Al), brother of Charley Reynolds, passed Codi Oct. 1. Funeral Thursday, Roy J. Tolin Funeral Home, 1308. ‘Prospect St. Friends may call at funeral home. Burial Union Chapel.

ROSEBOOM — Helen M., age 63, “beloved wife of John Roseboom, passed on. Tuesday a. m., 22 N. Ritter. Friends may call at the Dorsey Funeral Home, 3925 New York St. Funeral 2 p. m. Thursday at the funeral home. Burial Washington Park. [Huntington (Ind.) and Hamilton (O.) papers please copy.]

SHARPE—Harriet E.. beloved mother of Mrs. Delbert O. Wilmeth. grandmother of Thomas S. Wilmeth of Charlestown. W. Va.: Harvey D. Wilmeth of New York Citv. and Rosemary Wilmeth of Indianapolis, and sister of FE. J. Cad wallader of California, and Mrs. Lydia A. Evans of Plymouth, Ind. passed away Tuesdar evening, Oct. 8. Funeral services will be held at the Wald Funeral Home. Jilinots at 17th Sts. Friday morninz. Oct. at 10 o'clock. Interment Crown Fr oe ntetny. Friends are wel-

beloved

-6:30 Early Birds 64:5 Early | Birds Sa

Birds

Airplane Trip

5 Airplane Trip .8: 30 Mrs. Farrell 8:45 Mrs. Farrell

3:00 Kathleen Norris

Dawn Patro ol Market Reports

European | News Dawn Patrol Basonology News

Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Breakfast

Houseboat Hannah Kathleen Norris

Devotional Organlogue

Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam

News Bright Spot Band Wagon Devotional

News Morning! Time to Shine News Boone County Boone County

Miss Julia Goldbergs Kittv Keene Linda's Loye’

Community Hall Words and Music

"9:30 Stepmother 9:45 Song Sh

10:00 Mary Lee. Taylor 10:15 Martha Webster 10:30 Big Sister 10:45 Aunt Jenny 0 Kate Smith Girl Marries Helen Trent Gal Sunday

Freddie Miller News Farm Circle Farm Circle

Dr. Malone 5 Joyce: Jordan :30 Fletcher Wiley My Son _and

Marv MeBride Technical High School of Air School of Air

Portia Blake Kitty Keene Hilltop House Airplane Trip

Airplane Trip Hits and Bits Hits and Bits Scattergood

Ellen Randolph Guiding Light Man I Married Against Storm Road of Life David Harum

Singin’ Sam Southernaires

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BN | tt pt pe

Farm Hands Reporter News

dl pd ft pd NN

Women in News Linda's Love Editor's Dauchser Betty and Bob

Marv Marlin Maw Perkins Pepper Young Vic and |

Backstage Wife Stella -Dallas Lorenzo Jones

:0 2) 3 ‘4 :0 11 3 145 M

Girl Alone Beautiful Life Home Edition eills

KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change):

MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850 NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160 WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ. 920; WMAQ, 670. CBS—WABC, 860; Wg. 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 7170.

OFFERS CITY CREDIT FOR COAL PURCHASE

The City was assured today that it may purchase coal on credit when budgeted coal funds are exhausted Nov. 15 as a result of a 70-cent a ton Federal price hike. W. Boes, Indianapolis representative of the Deep Vein Coal Co., which now supplies Sanitation plant coal under contract, informed the Works Board that his firm would supply coal for the remainder of the year on credit, if necessary. City officials have estimated they will be short about $2800 on the Sanitation plant’s coal fund in the last month and a half of the year. The plant uses more coal than any other municipal department and thus $s hardest hit by the price increase. :

GARY PLANT BID WINS WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 (U. P.) — Navy Secretary Frank Knox today announced that a contract for ordnance facilities had been awarded to Carnegie-Illinois Steely Co., Gary, Ind, of $5,354,000 for buildings, machine tools and furnaces.

Charm House Organ Moods

Houseboat Hannah

"Kathleen Norris

Ellen Randolph Unannounced

Homemaker's Hour Homemaker's Hour

Markets Weather

Widder Brown

FILM STAR'S SISTER KILLED LONDON, Oct. 9 (U.P.).—Marguerite Carroll, star, Madeleine Carroll, was Killed | when her London home was bombed | during a recent air raid, it was dis-

closed today.

POST TOASTIES

Presents THE

THRILLING STORY OF

PORTIA BLAKE

Monday thru Friday

sister of the film

Friendly House Friendlv House Public Library Top Tunes

Nosnday Rhvthms Bill Jones Off Ton Record Bov Greets Girl

Melodv Farm Melodv Farm Sunshine Melodies Sunshine Melodies

Matinee Musicale Matinee Musicale Preview Preview

Democrats Honolulu Serenade Concert Hour Concert Hour

Buy Indianapolis Buyv Indianapolis Request Time Request Time

Jamboree Jamboree Jamboree Jamboree

Man I Married Against Storm Road of Life Happiness

Guiding Light

Se iy Farm Hour

Farm Hour Dreamers’ Songs Editor's Daugh*er Little White House Light of World Grimm's Daughter Valiant Lady Church Hymns

Marv Marlin Maw Perkins Pepper Young Vic and Sade

Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Painted Dreams Elizabeth Bemis

Beautiful Life Lone Journey Jack Armstrong News

Earth, Meteors Miss on Date

THE EARTH AND the Draconid meteors must have missed connections. The Draconids, which have seven-year orbit, were due to swing near the path of the earth’s orbit during last night, an event which would have resulted in a meteor shower. (This happened in 1933.) You can’t be sure about meteors, though. They might have gotten here in yesterday's sunshine or arrived this morning in the dawn’s early light. - Anyway they weren't visible at either the Crooked Creek observatory of the Indiana Astronomical Society, where members had gathered for the display, or at the Goethe Link Observatory near Brooklyn, Ind.

tion at Tech High School.

the subject of Henry Metz of the CAA Experimental Station, Munic-| ipal Airport, on Oct. same meeting J.” H. Armington. local Weather Bureau head, wil describe “Meteorology.”

C. Gage of the Turner Aeronautical Corp. will speak on “Practical Fiying Lessons” at the Nov. 2 meeting.

mercial Pilot's License” and “Army Flying Commissions”

and Lieut. Howard H. Maxwell.

high school children. Tickets may. be acquired at either high school | offices or from the Junior Chamber. Lieut. Col. H. Weir Cook will be the first speaker. He will discuss “Models—Their Construction and Purpose.” The colonel will have a display of his” models to illustrate his lecture. On Oct. 18 the “Theory of Flight” will be discussed by John H. Haxton, in charge of Aviation Instruec“Navigation Principals”

will be |

26. At that

Turner to Speak Col. Roscoe Turner and William

On Nov. 9 “How to Get a Com-

will be discussed by Dan Moulton of the CAA

A tour of Municipal under the supervision of I. hart, superintendent, series on Nov. 16.

{Airport . Dienwill ol the

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Card of Thanks 2

CAMDEN - — “We “wish “sincerely | El thank friends for their kind expression of sympathy and for the beautiful floral offerings in our recent bereavement in losing onr dear husband and father, | Hurley Camden. ife and Son.

KING—We wish to extend our Heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages; of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings from out many friends in Indianapolis and in other cities in our sad bereavement in the loss of our beloved husband and father. Edward ing. We especially thank the Rev. L. C. Trent, officers and emvloyvees of the Power & Light Co., all Brother Masons, and Shirley Bros. Mrs. Bessie King, Mrs. ‘Gladys Close, _ Mrs. Marie _Virt.

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Florists & Monuments

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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9, 1040

Lost and Found 1

LOST — = Yellow gold Kappa Alpha Theta crest ring. Purdue Union Bldg., Sept. 28th. WA-1114, Lr ST— 1 between W. 25th TA-

Reward LOST— Upper false teeth. and 30th on Northwestern. Reward. 7481. LOST—Small police dog, old, brown. black “‘Queenie.”’ Reward. 801 E. Market. SMALL black and tan hound, vicinity 52d and Ralston. CH-7323-R. . Rewar LOST—Large blond male cocker, __“Laddie.” _Child’s pet. _CH- 267 79.

female, 3 months markings, name

named

Help Wanted--Femalo

YOUNG. LADY {college graduate) to a in our dictation department in exchange for secrotanisl training. e or write Fred W. ase, Principal, CENTRAL BUSINESS GOLLEG LE INTELLIGENT women wanted to work 4 hours -per day Commission, bonus. Box 378 Times. ana ALTERATION lady; “experienced. “Capable of managing repair department. ARISTO _ CLEANERS, _53t wars

Help Wanted—Male

State “Employment Service 148 E. MARKET ST. SALESMAN, tire. battery: exp.,-25-33, mar-

d, $110-81i5 Se ¥NO FEE CHARGED

WANTED UNION _carpenters. 2!'> months’ work. Union scale. J. C. BOESPFLUG CON=STRUCTION COMPANY, Chanute Field, ‘Rantoul. Illinois. Sa a

WANTED—Salesman tor house to house bakery: must be over 24. "Give as much details concernipg vourse!f as possible and vour referénces in reply. Address __Times Box 471.

YOUNG MAN to do odd school in part pavment of complete business course. See Fred Case. Principal, CENTRAL BUSINESS COLL LEGE. Wen SINGERS For a church choir. Exchange __voice lessons Box 377. Times.

Positions Wanted, Female 10

EXPERIENCED _ gonval cent, TA-7525.

DAYWOR

Want

Positions Wanted—Male 11

YOUNG MAN, owner 1540 Plymouth sedan, wants situation driving party or parties. Go . anywhere, furnish car reasonable. EDDIE SLAUGHTER, 333 8. Keystone _Ave. Till noon. Tr

Schools & Instructions

jobs about the

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Can drive car. "Hour or Week

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12 S. S_ GOVERNMENT “JOBS - — Commence $105-$175 month. MEN, WOMEN. Preare ‘immediately. Try next Indianapoiss | examinations Particulars anime how to qualify—Ilist positions, FRE

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Many others, however, know how | the headaches, nervousness, cramplike pain of functional dysmenorrhea | due to malnutriticn are helped by the proper use of CARDUIL

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‘BIG TOWN’

Indiana’s Favorite Drama

Sponsored by Lever Bros.

Makers of

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TONIGHT

Starring

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REAL ESTATE

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

Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms 17

Farms—Suburban 20

$4.00 INCLUDES convenient garage, Talbot, 3012 N. Nicely furnished, innersprings gentleman preferred. WA- -5889.

ALABAMA, 938 N SLerze warm, well-fur-nished front room; 1-2 employed; reasonable. LI-2106. | CENTRAL. 3302 — - Transportation, 1 to Allison's, twin beds. next bat h, 1-2 gentlemen. TA-0320.

$6—2 ROOMS, near bath, clean. New innersprings. bama. ho BELLEFONTAINE, 1022—1 room {front apartinent; clean, all utitities furnished. 1-9169.

extra warm, 1440 N. Ala-

BROOKSIDE, 1315—Three nicely furnished rooms, near bath. Utilities.

'‘HURCHMAN, 1205 (Y2 block carline)—Nice clean room, reasonable, quiet neighbor- _ hood. DR- 3658.

DELAWARE, E. 2141 N.—Nicely studio room, private entrance. Good transportation, 1-2.

DELAWARE, 1936 N.—Unusual, newly furnished, large front, twin beds, oil heat, _ private entrance; dewalls _TA-7525. DELAWARE, 1407 Clean, spacious wardrobe, by bath, Na single; $5. 50 double. LI-2044. DREXEL, 107 N.—Warm front, ev fured wg bath, privileges; 1-2 Reasonle -

furnished Phone.

EAST, 3400—2 Lovely rooms; cross ventila-

inersprings; rentleman preferred; reasonable. CH-5255-R. GUILFORD, ~ 3606-—Front, private ‘home, extension" telephone, twin beds, shower. Gentlemen. TA-0900.

tion:

ILLINOIS, N.. 8l4—2-room apartment; sink, utilities; private entrance. Also __ sleeping room. NEW JERSEY. 517 N.—1-2 ments: radio, kelvinator, i distance. LI-9750 ] | ORIENTAL. 20 N.—At{ractive ‘two rooms; innersprings: Frigidaire; utilities; private entrance; hot water. RIVERSIDE DR., 2471 E.—Desirable location: 2 rooms, attractive. kitchenette, livingroom; __ utilities. TA-4825. evenings. TEMPLE, N.. 204 (260C East)—2 rooms, kitchen, large living, bedroom; $7.50. CH-6055 UNION, 1353— “Newly furnished warm room, meals optional. Excellent transportation. Reasonable. ~ LI-6689. UNION, 1409—1 room, . private entrance. __near bath; utilities; $3. 25; gar. TA-5507.

VIRGINIA, 29—Housekeeping rooms, $4; sleeping rooms, $2.50 to $4;

2 room _apartWalking

ILLINOIS, 3156 N.—Large front room, cross Jehifouien, constant hot water, private amily

ILLINOIS, 2336 N.—Desirable, 1st floor, near bath, steam heat, garage, gentleman; phone.

LASALLE, 1212 N.—Large front room; constant hot water; near RCA, Mallory. CH-4035. MERIDIAN, 2226 N.—Unfurnished. “unusual front livingroom, bedroom, fireplace, _ private entrance; reasonable. WA-2975.

~1920—Attr#€tive, newly decorated, priva ate home, employed couple. Gentleman. WA-8094.

NEW JERSEY and 32d., 402 E.—Large attractive front; convenient transportation; reasonable. Phone.

NEW JERSEY. 3047 N.—Lovely large front; Forse: hot water; 1-2 reasonable. WA 8764.

OHIO, 1422 E.—Unusual, attractive, close bath, twin beds, kitchen privileges; reasonable. LI-5284. PARKER, 950— Modern, suitable 1-2 emploved: vate home. CH-1602-J.

PARKWAY, "15 E. furnished, innersprings, 1-2; reasonable. MA-3140.

RILEY N., 118—Front bedroom, private,

modern home, good heat, bus car service.

ST. JOE, 36 W., APT. 1 (Between IllinoisMeridian) —Nicely furnished, good headt. transportation. ’

TREMONT, 550 (West 2400)—Front, next bath, private home, suitable 2. BE-1759.

WASHINGTON. 4525 E.—Front. beautyrest, twin beds. next bath, also single. Pri- _ vate family so WOODRUFF PL. L.. 878 E. DR.—Comfortable; private bath, automatic heater; garage; gentleman preferred. 9TH. 421 E., APT. 5—Unusual, attractive; rivate entrance; 1-2, reasonable; private ome. LI-2250. 32D. 603 E.—Comfortable home, 1-2 e Dloved Wi Stoker. Breakfast optional.

. nicely furnished; innersprings; pri(1300 South)—Nicely private home;

) em-

ALLISON employes. 15th 228 E., comfortable room for gentleman, transportation furnished. Reasonable. RI-2918.

NEAR ALLISON’ S Yyssaingeon, 2921, W.: large, warm, next bath, innersprings; gentleman preferred. BE-2915. LOVELY furnished room overlooking beautiful Fall Creek. emploved lady; reasonable; reference. WA-9759.

OFF CENTRAL, 521 E. 25th—Well - furnished, innersprings, Jichen privilege. _ Very reasonable. WA-3453

steam heat. WALNUT. 216 E.—3-room unfurnished apartment; utilities. Private bath and entrance. Reasonable. = 9TH. E., 616—3 rooms, kitchenette, private entrance and private bath. Reasonable.

20TH.. 130 W. (off Illinois) — Desirable

‘apartments; all utilities; garage free; reasonable. WA-2969.

Apartments for Rent 18

H. H. Woodsmall Agency, Inc. Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments. Modern. Well Managed Buildings. 103 E. Washiggton St. LI-5393

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. L1-5559

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont. L1-2439 NORTH, 2200 — Lower front and small sun ‘parlor: electricity 3, Sooking: for __ employed %ady: $25. TA - 27 -N. ara Be iE s large roomy semi-basement apt. Including all Billies. Hurry or you will miss getting this.

RUCKLE, 1928 — Lower duplex: excellent heat: 33% close school, Central car. TA-5656 BEAUTIFUL “2-bedroom apartment; ly decorated: floors sanded, finished. All outside rooms: perfect heat. 1301 N. Ala__bama. 959.

Furn. Houses —Apts. 18A

ALABAMA, 707 "5 . — 2 rooms s and “bath apartment: nicely furnished; Frigidaire; © $9 week. : NEAR ALLISON'S — 4-Room nicely furnished house. Uiilnes. Adults; £7.50 _ weekly. Key at 1345 W. 23d (rear).

WANT GIRL to share attractive apartment. Walking distance of downtown. RI-3119 evenings.

FURNISHED 5-room modern suburban. Share with SIapioyed couple. Near Alli_son’s. BE-2595-R.

Houses for Rent

CATHERWOOD _ “AVE. ih (6100 TEast) - Four-room double; strictly modern, built-ins, easily heated: Rarage $42.50. CHESTER N., 2931—Four rooms Semi- + fiodern double. Water as Call TA1

Rooms With Board

BROADWAY, date 2 or 3 men. WA-2804

acc ommoCall

1732—Nice rbom, Excellent meals.

CARROLLTON, 3556. Home; aged and convalescents.

1429—Rest at the Myrtle RI-

CE NTRAL. PRIVI WA- 1540.

ENGLISH, 1302—$5 single, double, 3 meals, constant hot water, shower, maid. MA

3126—ROOM_ AND _ BOARD; GES. EMPLOYED PERSON.

PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2132—Single; double; good beds | 25g meals; hot water. Gentle-

man. Share attract, rm.; twin Woodru beds; gent.; meals. CH-1433. WELL-FURNISHED Room; private home;

good meals; consider parent and child. CH-6785.

Hotels 16 | desirable, clean; HOOSIER HOTEL Zsirecre $3 & bath. 440 Massachusetts......... up 458 E. Wash., cl Hotel Frederick oie rms. mod. = Clean, $3 up. Trans. Belmont Hote invited. 227% E. Ohio 3al JAP JONES, Mgr. Wkly. Rates, $4 up NEW JERSEY. 228 N.—Nice modern rooms; good heat: $2 up: walking distance.

Housekeeping Rooms 17

$4—OHIO. 1106 E.—Furnished room, bath, good heat. Private entrance.

COLLEGE. 5658 — 5 rooms, _ built-ins garage Side dri -7274. COLLEGE. 3101—3-Bedroom Rn finished attic; full basement; steam heat. WA-7297. DREXEL. 521 N.—6-Room modern home: 3 bedrooms: S47 50. IR-6187.

711 N. GLADSTONE

Nice 6-room modern single; garage; $47.50; will furnish kitchen cabinets. City rentals, 140 N. Delaware.

HIGHLAND AVE., 402 N.—6 rooms. modern except furnace: redecorated: near Tech; good transportation. TA- 3766.

,S heated. WA-T7274

LEE. 1412—4-room bungalow double, strictly modern Adults. Only $25. BE-1397.

OLNEY, 1346 N.—5 rooms semi-modern double; full bath, water paid. Call TA- # 2513. After 6 p. m. :

PARK, 4327 — 3-bedroom double; decorated; fireplace; fenced yard: basement; built-ins. RI- 1026.

NOBLE, 523 S.—6-room single. “Walking distance of town, $27.50. J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO. RI-6412.

OLNEY. 1346 N. — 5-room semi-modern double; near RCA; full bath; water paid. aa 2513 after 6 p. m.

refull

il just been Tn $30. G01.

44 Virginia Ave.

WASHINGTON BLVD., 2826-28 -— Unusual 5-room strictly modern double; garage. WA-3591. SOUTH OF 30TH—Modern two-way double; four ‘bedrooms: $40. CH-4092. IR-7003. 46TH.. 813 E.—6-room modern double; 3 bedrooms: redecorated; breakfast nook; garage. HU-3678.

5-ROOM semi-modern suburban, 3600 South; gas, water, Plectrigiy, bus; reasonable: : vacant Nov. 1. DR-1127-W. 3221 N. A AVE. Suburban 7-rm. bungalow, $25 Mo.

RENT OR SELL—West Edgewood, 1 acre,|,

strictly modern house, fireplace, full basement, gas, good location. Terms. 540 W. Epler. 2d house east Aqtan Orchards.

25 ACRES- Fine ground: 21st and (German Ghureh Rd., $2750. NEWBY, 6800 E. 10th.

60 A. BOONE CO. Good producing land; no bldgs.: $400 down, pay ments $ 52 per _Yyear. MR. CASE. RI-9109. TWO-ACRE TRACTS—E. 10th. © $500, $20 down, $10 month. COOPER. IR-6158. : 11 ACRES—3-Rm. bung. Barns; 4 mi. W. Speedway: $ $1700: $000 cash. WA-4466. 21

Business Property

“1218S. 3 LIVING ROOMS. Heat.

furnished. $40. _ JENNINGS BROS... 28 S. ILL.

Wanted to Rent

CHRISTIAN ‘man ‘wants home. aper reasonable. Address _ Times.

RENT:

and water

LI-3814

“will hang Box 447,

Moving & Storage

~~ HODGES STORAGE CO. @tore Now. Pay Six Months Later. Inspection Invited RI-

Houses and Lots Sale i N.—6-Rm. | poderd $2,750. DE, 2526 5: .—17 Rooms, modern,

2730 N.—6-Rm. modern, $2,800. OLNEY ST. a 2812-14 N.—4 Rooms-to-a-side double. Modern. Rent, $42.50 month. Price $3.600: terms. SAM INGLE. Brightwood Realtor, CH-0440

ONLY $100 DOWN

2354 Guiftord Ave.; 3-bedroom modern.

Only $2,000 i 1901 Arrow Ave.: 8- room J modern. Ar3 RI-6412.

ranged for 2 families. 900. EDW. 1 DILLEHAY.

DR-7925. NEW HOMES |

Open Daily 3 to 6. 4800 blk. E. Stratford Ave. 1 blk. N. of English Ave. at sc¢hool. $500 Down, $33 Per Month. BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del. - |RI-3477.

Modern Bargain North Equilty for home in small town: 3157 Kenwood, 7-room modern, 2- ~3tor} home: 3-car garage. Mr, Burtt.

Hall- Hottel Co. - LI. 2541 EE a —— ee | == 1421 FLETCHER Five-room modern cottage; A-1 condition; large heated attic; new. oil burner, air-conditioned. Bargain, Mr, Woodruft. BR-6359. CLARK REALTY. | L1-5596. 293 DOWN +s E. Karc 3 rooms, | cottage, total price he '$950; balance monthly at less than rent. DR-6427, Mr. Nachand. ALLISON REALTY CO., Realtors. RI-2368.

2019

iA “SALLE, 2326 SHERMAN A

Meridian—STOREROOM |

Houses and Lots Sale

THE VALUE OF A COMMODITY, IS DETERMINED BY ITS UTILIT THE INDIVIDUAL, a un #0 RMS., 720 E. 33RD 6T., $4,750— Camtortaole, .goed quality home; located, near College . carline. sy. 532.50. mo. 81, 850—Conv. to Speedway. Lg. lot. Needs repairs. Only $185 Dh. $19.66 mo., Inc., taxes and ins. See 1323 Montcalm. (1300 W.). 16-EM., $3,500—This 8-rm. brick dbl, when repaired wiil produce a good . rooming house income. See 2413-15 N. Illinois. Call RI- 3790. Day or Eve. ELBERT L. McDANIEL, REALTOR. HOLC and Private Progerty Lis%ings.

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of titie. Have it examined by your attorney. _ Union Title Company

Union Title Daan 155 BE. . MARKET S

or Tao $3,000 314 N. Keystone. Stop! Look! 4 rooms, bath down: 3 rooms, bath strictly modern; 3-car gar.; real in-

$650 down EDW. DILLEHAY. RI-6412,

S. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del.

JUST COMPLETED

3909 N. Keystone Ave, 5-rm. bung.; large rms. and closets; tile bath, stone fireplace, full basement, oil -heat, garage. F. H. A. terms. Mr.

Woodruff. BR-6359 CLARK REALTY = LI-5596.

Vacant .

Neat Home—Low Price $1350—$100 Cash, $12.50 Monthly 246 'S. Summit; 5 rooms, city water,

toilet, newly papered, painted. The C. W. Henry Co., 521 Lemacke Bldg., RI-4661

7 1022 UDELL ST. a

Five rooms, inside toilet, lights, gas, new roof, paint, paper; 107; down. Mr. Ostrum, IR-1007 PAUL L. M'CORD CO.. 615 Lemcko Bldg.

7 ROOMS

556" Highland; thoroughly reconditioned, new roof, point. paper, etc.; complete bath, garage: $1850. 10% down. Mr. Ostrom, i or RI-1419. AUL L. McCORD CO., Lemcke Bldg. _

or Sale or Will Trade equity for home in small town; 3157 Ken= wood: 7-room modern, 2-story home; 3-car garage. Mr. Burtt

Hall- Hotel fo. - L1. 254)

2 BEDROOM frame bungalow. 2838 Brookside Parkway N. No. 1 condition. Full basement; high lot. 491. R. HARRIS.

LI-7 C. GREGORY & APPEL, INC.

up: vestment; UR-2 925 J. 8

water,

SAY. WHAT'S THIS? Only $185 down and $12.74 mo. plus taxes and insurance. for a 4-bedrm. home 125’ lot. Hurry to 1323 Montcalm. Call Mr. Schaefer, MA-3521.

E. Kirk McKinney Co. Inc. New Home 11% “Winten Ave. Speed-

way City. 5-rmi. bung. FHA TERMS. $550 Down. Shown by apbuintment. BE-2615.

BELLE VIEU, 1446 N. —Near Allison’s. Love-

ly five-room modern bungalow. Near Sehedl Price low. MR, BAIST. DR»

0. L. STARKS REALTY CO. | 'DR-5296

721 N. DELAWARE—Six bedrooms. Stoker; automatic utilities. Hardwood floors; two fireplaces; furniture, $4500. TERMS.

BRICK OR STONE COLONIALS THREE BRAND NEW 3 or 4 bedroom homes. Special bathroom arrangement. _ 5325 N. Capitol. BR-1204, BR-1206. $75 CASH-—BAL. S15 MO. rooms; toilet: gas: lights: water. PAINTED and SALERED, Co GOODE & GOODE -5427

712—Vacant. Five rogms, bath down. Five rooms, bath up. Steam heat. Only $2500. Easy Payne, | Consider part trade. DAVIS. CH- 7550 JUST COMPLETED — Migemn 2-bedroom- bungalow. HA. DR-1539.

Fiv NEWLY RI-5655

LINCOLN,

" Large lot.

4- Rar SEMI-MOD.; $20

down, 36th st. 100-ft. LOT Burke St. Only $29 at Rockville Road.

George Stewart, 506 Inland Bldg. RI-8862

NEW 4-room bungalow; TWO LOTS. (5000 W.) $1,250. $200 cash. SLMORE BROS. 401 Inland Bldg., RI-378

DAVIDSON, 327 a rooms, mo NEWLY PAINTED, $1,750. $550 ¢ deed. Owner, I. A. MOATS. CH-5978.

2514 E. 40TH 5-rm. mod. bung. 8 000: Mr. Woodruf®. BR-6359. CLAR! REALT a -5596 BERTHA, Pa rooms, LI $200 down. STUDEBAKER REALTY, 2308 Shelby. DR-2197.

NORTHWEST — 4-Room modern double: rents total $53: $4000: JeTms: | LI-4852 F. H. SWINDLER HU-2 |

SUBURBAN-—New 5-room modern, fireplace, full basement: fot 75x155. Gas. 18 Rebecca Drive, off 5020 Rockville Rd.

LUX—New mod. 3-bedrm. bung., Insulated; z Lots. West 5700: $3700. WA-4466.

fenced backyard: gar$13.55. mo. 505 E.

one rtl-20d) ior owest wan ad

vor rate in the city and quick RosUILs.

_| N. Penn.

1800 N. HARDING

5-rm. mod. bung. good cofld.; will sell on contract. Cali Mr, Philpott, RI-3421. F. J. Viehmann Co. $100 DOWN Buys this 5-room home, 802 W. 42d St. Basement lights and gas.” Price $2000. F. M. KNIGHT CO A-4353.

200 S. RAN DOLPH

4-rm.-a-side mod. dble.; in cond.: will sell on contract. Philpott, RI-3¢28. - ... = = HENDRICKS PLACE, 49—Home in excellent gopdigion. OWNER WANTS OFFER. RI546. > :

erfect Call Mr.

HOME WITH INCOME—Near Allison's, 10Foam TF modern; extra lot. Cash: terms.

(COLORED) Reconditioned: 2285 Indianapolis Ave.; $275 FHA. ferme $530 cash. PF. RH. SWINDLER. LI- 4852

Real Estate Investments 25A

$1200

Red! 85| Estate Loans.

Two cottages Rents 319. I%,

(Settle Estate). 2:13 or IR. 7008,

AIELT i AND LOAN ASSN.§

Virginia INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 0 Building or Financing 4 Jo NO HIDDEN oHARGEST » H. A.

Mortgage Loans—Construction Money penn. GEO. A. BUSKIRK

5088 “COLONIAL HOME LOANS" Rent like monthly payment of 1 per cent per month includes interest. Ppine]nel, COLONIAI SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. 28 S. Illinois St LI-3814 TT 4% FHA MORTGAGE LOANS = Immediate service; why pay more intere est? LI-4852 F H SWINDLER HU-2958.

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ned Interest on improved property, Lowes] “5isst on, inprovea Ip