Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1940 — Page 16

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THE INDIAN POLIS “TIMES _

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30| Money to Loan SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

30] Money to Loan GENERAL

30| Money to Loan .

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HAVE BIG JoBS ERP CREA SIN || HONOR LOANS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET | | ore

Pavemer Conn piseettoravies chives No mortgages or cndomere, Just . ; > Month In a a : ‘Favement-Pounding Begins: Evening

plain note and nothing else. No : credit inquiries of friends or relaCampaign to Close on Thursday Night.

tives. Immediate attention to all applications. Toapply, phone, write Supposing that all of the 3000 -iIndianapolis Community Fund

or visit either office. -campaign workers spent eight hours

Money to Loan

Furnish a Living Room. Bedroom or a COMPLETE HOME

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6 WEEKS TO MAKE FIRST PAYMENT

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

Reduce Payments— Consolidate Your Debte— Obtain More Cash MANY LOANS COMPLETED WHILE YOU WAIT

PARK FREE Across St. in Arcade Garage tor Auto Appraisal TAY]: 1:1 23

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15; 25 18.91 22.51

Payments include charges at Household’s rate of 214% per month on that part of a balance not exceeding $150, and 134% per . month on gat part of a a a day for the three remaining days 5 Fil of the campaign. . Suppose that they made no effort tend to their own business and personal affairs, from now until the last report meeting, Thursday night. - How much would they jointly have to raise each of the 24 hours of Work? About $8514!

$484,154 Is Pledged

- That's the way it figures out. The goal is $688,500 and the amount pledged so far is $484,154. They must Jism aot, ,346 between now and ursday night, or the ca will wind up short. Tpeien This would be contrary to trend, because the score or more campaigns which have already been closed averaged between 4 and 5 per cent more than last year, When the last report was in at yesterday’s report meeting, and the mark had failed to reach the hoped for $500,000 mark, every worker knew that the pavement-pounding period of the campaign has been reached.

Follow Ups In Order

Every worker knew that tonight, tomerrow night and Wednesday night belong, not to him, but to the campaign. The follow-ups are in order. Leaders warned workers that| the campaign is in deadly earnest ‘now. They warned that only by getting new donors and increasing last year’s gifts can the goal be reached. So, there was very little joshing yesterday. The speakers touched on the heavier topics of the day—war, and how to prove an abiding faith in democracy. And the leaders, back of the scenes, said after the reports: «= ‘They (the workers) ought to know NOW that they're up against it. “This isn’t. going to be any picnic, - raising that much in three days.”

‘ARM AGAINST AXIS, ‘ BULLITT URGES U. S.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22 (U. P.).—Wil- . liam C. Bullitt, U. S. Ambassador to France, warned last night that - the United States must abandon an " isolation policy because “for any nation surounded by a world of - hostile powers, isolation was a prelude to destruction.” He told the Council on Foreign ~ Relations the Berlin-Rome-Tokyo alliance was ‘‘a contingent declaration of enmity’ ‘and a clear warn- - ing that the “three aggressors con- : templated a future assault upon us.” «Faced by the threat of Germany, Italy and Japan, our most urgent task is the obvious one of increas- : ing our own armed forces,” he said. : He recommended that the United 1 States begin’ immediately to manu- : facture war materials, particularly

¢ airplanes.

"REORGANIZATION OF RAILROAD APPROVED

CHICAGO, Oct. 22 (U. P.) .—Federal Judge Michael Igoe has approved a plan for reorganization of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & “Pacific Railroad which would elim“inate the equity of common and “preferred stockholders. The Interstate Commerce Commission previously had recommended the plan, the railroad’s second reorganization program in 10 years. “Court approval overruled objections from shareholders. The plan outlined a capital re“duction from $744,760,000 to $548,~533,000 and a slice of more than °$19,000,000 annually from the $23,000,000 fixed cost budget.

LLOYD GEORGE ILL

LONDON, Oct. 22 (U. P.).—David Lloyd George, World War Prime Minister, was suffering from a slight chill today and was unable to come to London from his home in Wales.

i ————— F. D. R. JR. RAPS CRITICS PITTSBURGH, Oct. 22 (U. P).— Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. branded as “stupid” charges that a third term for his father would mark the beginning of dictatorship, in a speech before a Young Democratic rally here last night. eee CHOOSE ARMS PLANT SITE WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (U. P.).— The War Department announced today that there will be a small arms munition plant in the vicinity of

Kansas City, Mo.

Simms:

PHONE FOR A LOAN MARKET 4455

''110 E. WASHINGTON

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 1940

COOI—Elizabein (Ryan), aged 59 years, beloved wife of Bert Cool, mother of Mrs. Lucille Tie and Leo Cool, sister f Mrs. Clara Kennedy, passed away Sunday. Funeral, Wednes ay. Océ. 23, 8:30 a. m., aL residence. 2220 'W. Washon n St.; m. Anthony’s Church. Friends ad Burial oly Cross Cemetery.. Friends may call at residence after 2 p. m. Monday.

HAISLUP—Oscar E., late residence 6102 E. Ninth age 61, beloved husband of Tillie Haislup, father of Geo. PF. Haislup, brother of Jo Haislup, and Mrs. Nettie Frazee, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 22d. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. m. from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel after 5 p. m. Tuesday.

HARRINGTON—Raymond, age 39 years, husband of Margaret Harrington, father of Wallace, Dawn and Naomi Harrington, passed away in Pittsburgh, Pa. Monday a. m. Funeral at Hathaway Fuporal be Home, Columbus, Ind., Wednesday, p

KOORS—Mary, age 77, beloved wife of John Koors, mother of William, Alfred, Benny, and Clarence Koors, Mrs. Clem Wurtz of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. James Hendricks of Denver, Colorado, at her late home, 153 W. Arizona. Funeral from Lauck Funeral Home, | 148%, S. Meridian, Thursday. 8:30 acred Heart en, 9a m. Burial St. Sfoseph Ceme-~ tery.

NEW PRESSURE ONJAPANWAITS

Total Oil Embargo, Ban on Copper, Steel Believed Considered by U. S.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (U. P.). —Further economic pressure by the United States against Japan appeared today to depend on the outcome of Japan’s negotiations with the Dutch East Indies for increased

supplies of oil. There have been persistent reports here for several weeks—ever since President Roosevelt embargoed shipments of scrap iron and steel— that officials were considering an embargo on all petroleum products to Japan. It was authoritatively reported today that a total oil embargo, as well as an embargo on copper, steel and pig iron, still was being considered. At present only high test gasoline is on the proscribed oil list. This . Government has taken no official part in the Japanese-Dutch East Indies oil negotiations, but it was assumed that it would like to see the negotiations break down. Some quarters believed that if Japan is denied access to more Dutch East Indies oil supplies and an embargo against all oil shipments from this country is applied, United. States and Japanese relations would be strained nearly to the breaking point.

ATTEMPT TO SAVE 25 IN BOMBED SHELTER

LONDON, Oct. 22 (U. P)— Dogged rescue workers, led by Phil Scott, former British heavyweight champion, battled furiously today to reach 25 to 30 persons|__ trapped in a London air raid shelter on which a German bomb scored a direct hit.

Pacific Bases Urged by Knox

NEW YORK, Oct. 22 (U. P.)— Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox said in a speech prepared for delivery today at the Herald Tribune's 10th annual forum .on current problems, that the United States

needs more Pacific bases, “and we will have them.” ' “How far-flung these Pacific bases must be awaits the: outcome of events now in the making,” he said. The theme of the opening session of the forum was “the state of American preparedness.’ Speakers during the three- day meeting will include President Roosevelt, who delivers the closing address Thursday afternoon, and Wendell L. Willkie, who

speaks tomorrow evening.

Word From France Indicates Nazis May Try Invasion Within Month

By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS

Times Foreign Editor

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.—Confidential advices from unoccupied

France reveal t may try to inva Officers who

own, insist that the period between

year.

hat high French naval officers are convinced the Nazis de England within the next four weeks. have spent much of their careers at Brest and Qhiare ow the Channel's moods as well as they know their|’ bourg, and hence Bn Oct. 25 and Nov. 25 normally produces

some of the calmest weather of the

alone, had tuned up or replaced their motors, and installed wheels at

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 1940

MARTIN—William, age 73 Jers, aghand of Mary, father of Mrs. H. G. Dougherty, passed : away Monday. Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2 p. m. at the West Washington Street, Methodist Church. Friends invited. Burial at Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the Usher Moraary, 2313 W. Washington St., after p. m. Tuesday. Capitol City Masonic Lodge in charge.

McCLELLAN—Mary E. Carney, 4042. E. 30th St., beloved wife of Leonard McLéllan, daughter of Arch (deceased) and Cora Carney, sister of Guy and James A. Carney. departed life Sunday. Wednesday, Oct. 23, at the Moore & Kirk Northeast” Funeral Home. 2530 Station St., 10 a. m. Burial Sutherland Park Cemetery. Friends invited.

MOORE—David F., sptored into rest Sunday age 82, father of L. Moore, brother of John Moore, Giandiather of W. L. Moore Jr. uncle o saw. Services Wednesday, 2 p. m., 2 residence of son, 4540 N. Keystone Ave. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. Friends are welcome. Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel in charge. SIMS—William Alvie, age 41 Yeats. husband of Hazel Sims, son of Wm. Sims, brother of Mrs. Minnie Otto. Mrs, Ada Smith. Ora, George and Sidney Sims, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Edna Moll, Michigan City, Ind., and Joseph Sims of Detroit. Mich., passed away Monday evening at residence, 1426 Haugh St. Services Thursday, 10 -a. m., Brownsbur Christian Church. Friends invited. Buria Howard Cemetery, Brownsburg. ed may call at residence after Tuesday. (Boonville paper please Dons

SCHMID—Emmerich, age 78, passed away early Tuesday morning at the residence, 3143 College. Services at the Flanner & Buchanan = Mortuary,. Thursday, 2:30. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at the mortuary.

Cemeteries 19A

FLORAL PARK “5e7,.2n 2

Funeral |,

Perry Unver-|

CORPORATION

328 Illinois Building Corner Illinois and Market B S. Meeker, Mgr., Phone Riley 5404

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

Personal Loans—$20 to $300 TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES

615 Merchants Bank Building Corner Washington & Meridian M. J. Scott, Mgr, Phone Rlley 1471

Loans adade to Residents of Neardy Towns

FURNITURE, AUTO

INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSN.

330 Occidental Bldg, S. E. Cor Wash. & Ill. Sts, 3rd Floor.

Largest Loan Company of Its Kind In the State. Loans From $10 to 300.

Borrow $100, Pay Back Borrow $200, Pay Back Borrow $300, Pay Back

Above figures include principal and interest. Ph Yorules includ Siincipal ja in st. Phone. write or call in Jerson,

RlIley 3587.

AND NOTE LOANS

of ....$ 6.13 of .... 5.76

of ....812.18 of .... 12.07

of ....$18.09 of .... 17.98

; 19 Payments } 1 Payment

19 Payments } 1 Payment

19 Payments 15 1 Payment

Your diamonds will be s

Personal Services

(AUTO REFLECTORS RESILVERED)

flectors_resilvered; l-day service. LI- 8697.

138 W 10th. z

( AUTO SUPPLIES)

DUCO CO., 25 W. 9th. RI-2471, Du Lux-Pyralux finishes,

covers. (BEAUTY SALON)

RUBY LEE BEAUTY SALON. Oil Permanents, $2 up; Shampoo 35¢c. Open evenings. 437 Mass. Ruby Ickes, Mgr., Jerry Weimer, Betty Meier, Beatrice Beach.

(BEAUTY SHOPS)

SPECIAL! Machineless—Croquinole per. penents complete, $1.50. Spirals, $2 up. aor Z BEAUTY SHOP, 5 N., Temple. C.

Funeral Directors 5

WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME 2226 Shel

by 3129 N. Illinois It no one answers call ' DR- 2570

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St. - BE-1934

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

MORTUARY

25 W. Fall Creek Blvd.

BERT S. GADD

2140 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

G. H. HERRMANN _

1505 S. EAST ST. -4477

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY 951 N. DELAWARE ST. LI-3828

MOORE & KIRK

CH-1806. TA-6056

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

945 N. Illinois

J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect St. DR-0322

Get want aa results in The Times 3 lowest word rates in the city. Phbon RI1-5551 for quirk results at low cost.

TA. 3377.

DR-5307

RI-5374

iR-1150.

LI1-5409

DR-0321

Florists & Monuments

2022 N, DELAWARE

Lost and Found

LOST—Leather wallet, stamped Jane Cowl, containing 3 railroad tickets to West Coast and cash. Liberal reward for its _return to Columbia Club, Room 601 LOST—BOSTON BULL. Black and white, Bind one eye. Reward. 12083 S. Ranolp

LOST—Monday. Flat U- sianed Som purse; bills, change. Reward. WA-22 nn

Help Wanted—Female

"Oo. INC. “will hire former “employees. Take new applications. pe snee 2a necessary. Average earnings, $25. arantee $1.00 day. extras. 636 Lemcke Blak.

WHITE GIRL—General housework. Small BR Sine children. Salary reasonable.

CREDIT investigator, one who can take shorthand preferred. Box 257 % Times.

70 WAITRESSES wanted, experienced PP Cranny's Restaurant, 18 W. Mark CAPABLE white cook Who can can a car; local references. BR-1

Help Wanted—Male 9

FPTIE BEAUTY SHOP—Permanent, 2 up. “Evenings by appointment.” 1033 Villa. DR-0968. (BOWLING ALLEYS) HOTEL A 5 2a Alley. ladies and a TT WISEM MAN, manager.

(BRICK—CEMENT) FIRST CLASS Brick, Block, Attifcal Stone and Cement work. Call ULSAS (CARPENTERING- Aor CARPENTERING, masonry for all remodeling and repairing. Work guaranteed. FREE ESTIMATE. DR-4717.

reer pn em ore eth treme A ————

(CLEANERS) Send your garments to NOBLE “Dependable (bonded) Cleaner.” 805 N Delaware. RI-8117. A RMENZS Like New. We're Th H. & H. Drycleaners, oes E. 49th. HU.-5153

(CLEANING—TAILORING) ANNOUNCING new location Tuchman

& Son Cleaners. 3514 College; 2-hour serv-TA-5583.

(DAIRY EQUIPMENT BUY Dairy Machinery and Supplies from Bal DP ENT, INC., 208 8.

ice.

Penn

ADAMS PLATING CO. — Automobile re-

Du PontFulmer seat

BROS.

SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

Locally owned and managed.

Park for Appraisal

Office on ground floor. Park next door. Walk about 20 feet, bring in title and get your loan. It’s that easy. Buckeye Finance Co. loan

INDIANAPOLIS FINANCE CO.

NOTE, FURNITURE & AUTO LOANS 10 W. Ohio St., Room 207. Li-4584

AUTO LOANS INVESTIGATE OUR ECONOMICAL PLAN. SACKS BROS. AUTO LOAN GO. 306-8-10 INDIANA AVE. "RI 1-5998,

LOANS LIBERAL LOAN CO. 152 N. Delaware. L1-6603 Furniture Autos

IF you don’t find it advertise for it. Times ,

Want Ads Cost Less.

Complete

Cha ®

or Black Upholstered

® Metal Cabinet Ensemble i-Pc.

Shu FAuR Ke}

23 STEPS EAR FE

Kitchen Outfit .......... ’89

Kitchen Set @ 9x12 Felt Base Rug.

Complete Living *19 Room Outfit .......c0.00000 j © Handsome Sofa @ Club Chair @ Ocoa Chair eo Hassocks @ rable Lamy ® End nd Pig Coda] Table loor Lam dge Lamp 8 Smoker ® End ®Table ® Mirror.

WNIT Pe LL

. Brayers . Thy ong. 8 an

Complete : 69 Bedroom Outfit .......... @eBed @ Vanity and Chest of A Mattress Lamps Feather

LP -Holr Jali) Aula emu

: Vanity ih @® Pair i Pilows.

1 LTR PTH TPA TIES

Personal Services 13

= TISTS)

(WINDOW SHADES)

RIFFLE, D. D

BERTRA £0 iy B. an tt-1859

(EXCAVATING)

CINDERS, crushed stone, top fill dirt, rive: ways. Excavating under houses. RI-56

(HAIR CUTTING & STYLING)

HAIR STYLING. cutting. Bob Farmer, Specialist. 5th jagor Morrison, 20 Ww. Washington, LI-0152

i (INSURANCE) REVOKED AUTO LICENSE All DTheE. Gute and fire Fpucance:

RELIA INS. AGENC . 308 BELIABL ra Bldg. RI-5040

(MUSIC STUDIO~—VOCAL)

MRS. WILLIAM A. DEVIN \ 1322 Parker Avenue

(PHYSICIAN)

ANNOUNCING Robert M. Hansell, M. Physician: 5723 W. Morris, office, BE. 0325. ros .. TA-9334. If no one answers.

CH-20, (PLASTERING)

PATCH PLASTERING—New_ and old, specializing in old work. LI- 7129.

(PODIATRISTS—REGISTERED) ~

MILO Z. BOLES 5,5 Merle Road.

(204) HU-5307 (POULTRY-FISH MARKET)

KEITH SHADE CO. 1350 N. fllinois. RI-1581.

4| Swa aps

- $120 | EQUITY in 1933 i sedan; good you?

Son ion: $75 or what have

LI-78

SALE OR TRADE, 1934 Ford Deluxe 4-door

condition, low mileage. BE-0464-M.

sedan. A-1 _ Private owner.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

EXTRA

Road 40. R. R. 11, Box 331. IR-1413.

SOW AND PIGS FOR SALE. 2408 S. Emerson.

AUCTION Cattle Sale Thursday, at Camden, Ind.. 80

Also other cattle:

and heifers. WERTH

bred Angus Jeatling steers. _ER CATTLE CO.

HUNTING hounds, good guns. 836 W.

A nice ponies, also pony “colts and saddle horse. Will trade or give terms. MEIER, 4!2 les east of Iryipgeon on

Oct. 24 00 stock cattle, 600 Hereford steer and heifer calves, 100 cows 80 Thoth:

2 nls Bird oes;

Farm, Garden, Plants

ANNOUNCING new location Jndiepapolis

Poultry & Fish Market, 1214 N LI:7755. Delivery.

Senate.

33] 9x12 RU

ORCHARD PEARS for sale, 75th, Meridian, 25 trees ready. Sacrifice. RI-7236, IR-5220

(RENT A NEW CAR!)

RENT A NEW CAR!—1941 Models. DRIVE IT YOURSELF, INC.. 39 Ky. RI-7788. (RUBBER STAMPS) NAME STAMPS. 30c. BLYTHE RUBBER STAMP CO., 28%, N. Delaware. RI-6128. ______ (STOKER—AUTOMATIOC) C. E. GRIENER CO. ler Automatie Coal Stoker. (TAVERNS) “THE PUB,” 129 W. 16th. [LI-0633. Feaoi Walker Reed and Charley Gwinn nig

(VENETIAN BLINDS)

VENETIAN BLINDS — Window Shades. TTERSON SHADE & FLOOR COVERNG CO.. 1142 N Meridian.

(VETERINARIAN)

DR. C. P WILSON—Ambulance Service, Dogs boarded and treated. CH-5555-M.

Save Money—Use TIMES Want Ads.

43 S. Delaware. Wink-| ——

Farm, Garden, Plants

GRAPES 75¢ bu.; CABBAGE, 50c a bushel;

APPLES, 50c bu. up; 23c gal.

2230 N. Rural.

APPLE CIDER,

Open

24 Hrs. Daily

Merchandise for Sale

TO BUY any used article you desire, call LI-8760. Free of charge we furnish name, add, and phone of private ine dividual who has ‘for sale” just what you want. Send self-addressed stamped #hvelons if you desire information by, mail Buyers’ and Sellers’ Bureau, Schulhoff 334 Lemcke Bldg. We will file your items for sale for $1, No commission or further charge.

0 PAYMENTS

HEATERS — Oil, Coal

Coleman .and other popular makes, suitable for any requirement at reduced prices. Used Heater Bargains U NAME IT ixtures v= HAVE IT For every purpose. A .square of parking place and hargains. Rentals for All in

INDIANA BILLIARD 1615-45 Southeastern

Unclaimed Freight Station FELT BASE RUGS, $3 and $3.50. BROAD _LOOM

50. 1— G, G. $100. 1-12-13 BROAD LOOM UG, son "CAPITOL AT SOUTH CLEAN 4 with Maas Cleaner; cleans painted surfaces, harde

wood floors; gas ranges and refrigerators, etc. At your neighborhood dealer and ALBERT G. MAAS, 31 Vir. RI.-3315. HOT POINT Electric range; new '39 model, divided porcelain table top with thrift cooker Terms $1.00 Week. ......With trade $19.50 BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. Opcn Eves,

TOOL CHEST—Silver chest. 6, antiques, Poa rocker. springs, table, coat, Moe

TYPEWRITER, Remington noiseless: three Cost $135.50, will sell for

months old. $90. DR-5461

YOUR old newspapers clothing furniture. DJs Keep Others.” Salvation Army. RI-6

“Clean, “cheap. ‘Dugger Fruit Jars Lunch. 2634 W. Walnut

EAL ESTATE

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

Rooms Without Board 14

Hotels 16

Houses for Rent 19

Houses and Lots Sale

stant hot water; privileges. TA-7141

$3: WASHINGTON E. — Nicel Tas flse hve bedroom; 2 gentlemen; next bath. IR-7412. $3—NEW JERSEY. newly furnished: tleman; phone. ALABAMA, 938 N.—Large warm well-fur-nished front room, 1-2. employed, reasonable. LI-21086.

2808 N.—Nice single.

$2.50 50 — CAPITOL. 3502 N. — Comfortable room for gentleman; excellent heat: con-

adjoining bath; gen-

initRed. 1-2 Reasonable.

CAPITOL, 3168 N.—Nicely furnished front, beautyrest, suitable 2; private home; reasonable. WA-4360. CENTRAL. 1503—Large light, nicely furnished, twin beds. innersprings, hot water. LI-2003. COLLEGE, 3433—Nicely furnished single; innersprings, near bath; girl preferred. reasonable. TA-5072. DELAWARE, 2147 N.—Nicely . studio room: private entrance, good hao k 1-2.

DREXEL, 107 N.—Warm front, nished, close path; privileges; onable. IR-22 = ILLINOIS, 2424 af Sleeping rooms, nicely _ furnished twin beds. board optional. ~ ILLINOIS, 3314 N.—Large warm front, big See close bath. 1-2 Reasonable. TA-

furnished phone;

nicely fur-1-2; reas-

LASALLE, 944 N. — Nice room, private home, near RCA and E. 10th carline. CH-3693.

LOWELL. 5334 Constant hot water. IR 3594 or IR-6750.

| MASSACHUSETTS AVE. 1703. NO. 9 — Clean, steam heated sleeping room; near

(Irvington) —Lovely warm Reasonable.

State Employment Service

148 E. MARKET ST.

SALES; retail lumber; under 25: some office

NO “FEE CHARGED

WANTED—Salesman for house to house bakery. Must be over 24. Give as much detail concerning yourself as possible and your references in reply. Address _ Times, Box 471.

SINGERS—For a church choir. voice lessons. Box 377, Times

FOUR. neat men and a boy. $1 a day, extras. 636 Lemcke Bldg.

NEAT boy over 16 to hel Ce 3s to _ 812 a week. 1438 Olive a after 6

.. 825-20

Exchange

Positions Wanted, Female 1 10

HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, for employed gounie. References. ' 321 N. Delaware.

DAY WORK, laundry to bring home, Excellent references. Neat. Satisfactfon guaranteed. RI-4780.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK—Reliable. lent references. TA-6766. CLEANING, day work, week. A-1

“Excel-

Randy. Hour or

1 references. RI-1663

Personal Services

bath. EEA MERIDIAN, 968 N.. APT. 1ll-—Attractive; innersprings: not: water! near bath;

coupie. gentlemen: reasonable.

MERIDIAN, 2129 N.—Large living bedroom, innersprings, close path, 1-2 employed. Reasonable. Phone,

MERIDIAN, 2143 N. — Front, Ba ab0p, rished: $6 double,

twin beds, $4 single.

NEW JERSEY. 1320 N.—Nicely furnished. fiiteie bath, also 2 singles, reasonable.

BROADWAY, 3:5 -large light front, well

-| ILLINOIS. N. 1808—2 Rooms,

ST, ook 234 E.. Apt. 3—Light front, suitge Ss steam heat. Private home.

TACOMA, 314 N.—Cheerful, modern room: innersprings; 3 meals optional; heat. CH-7.64-TECUMSEH. 952 (off E. closets; automatic heat water: __CH-6275-W. x WASHINGTON, 2917 W., Modern nished. Reasonable. BE- 3127.

WASHINGTON. 5924 E.—Beautyrest, twin

garage.

“near Allison’s.

good

10th) —Front: 2

large front room, nicely fur-

Jods: 2 also single: near Harvester; private

JAP JONES, Mgr. Wkly. Rates, $4 up

desirable furWalking

Sonencer Hotel

Housekeeping Rooms

$6 UP—Library inert. nished apartments; utilities. distance. 814 N. Meridian.

ALABAMA, N. 1469—Two front rooms, furnished; $6.

sink: good heat;

BELLEFONTAINE, 1336—Nice front jon apsrumen: up: furnished; eat: ~~'5

BROADWAY. 113¢—Room, private bath: $5.50. Room. kitchenette, _ 8 Gord “heat. Salen

BROADWAY, *1608—1 Room apartment; studio couch, well furnished; hot water. WA-2223.

CAPITOL, 1135 N.-—1l-or-2-Room apart ments: steam heat, utilities furnished: also sleeping LI-9653. CARROLLTON, 1804 — 2 rooms. doors, utilities, private entrance, heat: DAVIDSON. N. 319—3 Room front apartment; newly gicorated. Private entrance. Adults. LEI-228 DELAWARE, N.—2-room apartment; telephone. innersprings. refrigeration; _ enclosed porch: city heat. DELAWARE, 517 N,—Housekeeping: constant hot water. steam heat, near bath; walking distance. : DELAWARE, N.. 960—Light housekeeping room for employed couple; innerspring mattress: good h DORMAN. a LE clean; radio, sink, utilities. bath. private entrance: $5. HEDRICKS PLACE apartments. entrance.

32good

"2 in-a-stoker

220—Two, two- -room Utilities furnished; private

sink. Ne and clean. entrance; $4. WA-1857-ILLINOIS. 2154 N.. APT. 1.— r nished rooms: steam heat, Bis Hx WA-3485 MARKET, E., 1338—Rooms suitable for 4; sink: private entrance: near school. NEW YORK, 1717 E.—2 furnished, dow private entrance, stove heat, ntilities; $5; (private). NEW YORK 2838 E.—Large. light houseFooning Jo room, everything furnished. Near one.

Private

OLIVE, 1838 — Warm, large room, near bath: private entrance; venient: reasonable. PARK, 1226 Attractively funished rooms, bath; everything furnished; SIL LI-5075. : $8.50 WK. 2 lg. rooms, in-a-door; sink: Priv. ent. 2436 N. Talbot. WA-4466. Get want 89 Tests In fhe Times at

lowest word in city. hone RI-5551 for Ly alte he low cost

utilities;

Apartments for Rent 18

WOODRUFF PLACE. 878 E. DRIVE—Attractive: hivate bath; automatic heater: garage: phone 9TH, 421 E.. APT. 5—Unusual, attractive; private entrance; 1-2; reasonbale; private home. LI-2250. 32D. 603 E.—Comfortable home,

“4-3 ployed men. Stoker. Breakfast Optional. TA-2818.

Times wan: as eet results at want ad wor in the city. RI-5581 Bill Outi Me sent later.

lowest Phone

H. H. Woodsmall Agency, Inc.

Pumnshed and Unfurnished Apartments. Well Mansged BulleIngS 550 103 pgs Washington 8

| APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. LI-5539.

3541 N. MERIDIAN

kitchenette; | jy

COLORED—2408 CAROLINE; $10 month;

RENT—SHELBY, 15258 garage: Re

-| Wanted to Rent

RESPONSIBLE couple want nice ir or

con- |g

Bi McKINNE

$2 2619 * GUILFORD, 5-rm. mod. dou-

ble. Water paid. WA-4967.

CHESTER, 2929; $22.50—Reconditioned 4-semi-modern double; water paid. car TA-2513 after 6 p. m. COLLEGE, 5658—Modern 5-room double. Built-in; side ire garage, Clean, reasonable. WA-727 DAWSON, 811—5- Oe lower duplex; coal, water furnished; garage: $30. TA-6808. DENNY, 716 N. (3900 East), 5 room modern double, $40. Water paid. IR-4T217.

PARK, 1940; 8 rooms; single; modern; furnace with stoker; 1-car garage; $317.50. LI-8401, BE Ave. ILEY. N.—Five-room cottage. semiin Ne 50. 506 Inland Bldg. RI-8862.

WINTEROP, 2946—6-Room modern double. Only $25. 506 Inland Bldg. RI-8862.

PRIMROSE, 5717—Five-rm. modern; newly

decorated: $3 JENNINGS BROS. 28 S. ILLINOIS.

three-room double. 506 Inland Bldg. RI-8862. .

Farms—Suburban 20

. GOOD level land. Shelby Co. Poor bldgs., with elec. $4000. . Terms $400 JASE 916 Fletcher Trust

7 ACRES—NC RTE OF TRADERS POINT 3 Bg ie $2.17 F. KNIGHT ho - MA-4353. FIVE a } EAST. Part’ wooded $1, 000: $50 down. $12.50 month. OPER.

Business Property 21|D

JENNINGS BROS.

MAN, singie, wants home, es ing wallpaper. 15¢ roll. Address Box 448 Times.

apartment; furn. or unfurn. WA-4

Moving & Storage 24

HODGES STORAGE CO. Store No%. ay Six Months Later. pecti Invited RI-2019

Houses and Lots Sale 2024 Laurel St.

7 Rooms, new siding and roof. Needs reair inside. Has furnace and bath. Price 2000, $200 cash, $13.77 per mo. plus tax and ins. H.O.L.C. terms. Call Jody, Vir xX oyd, MA. - DR. 5408. CO., INC

LOOK!! Colored, 444 W

29th St., very Sse sirable location; 3 bedrooms, 2-ca rage; a fine home; only $285 9B. i 8 lus faxes, ay ins. Cal Rhae er, MA.

3 |E. Kirk McKinney Co, Ine.

15TH ST. (EACING BROOKSIDE aR

ome of six rooms an jour jooms each: renting ave seen in 10% down. HUDELSON.

Lovely apartments.

B Tears, $5000, H-6204.

Oil heat; P rage. Onl y $4.000, convenient terms. 3157 enwood. Call Mr. Burtt.

LIBERTY AND THE PRIVATE OWNERSHIP OF LAND ARE THE GREAT HERITAGES oy aM ERICA

6-RM. MOD. DBLE.. Tarot 23 SALEM ST. $4,650. Well located, 1'= blocks from 38ih and Meridian Sts. $465 Dn.,

. vO. 6-RM. MOD. 2-WAY DBLE.,, 226 W. 31ST ST. $4,150. Good North Indpls. location. Only $415 Dn., $28.57 Mo. 5-RM. MOD. DUPLEX, 1320 E. PROSPECT ST. $2, 790, Good South Side location (1100 S.). Only $27¢ Dn.

Mo 7-RM. MOD., 2024 S. LAURE $2,000. 4 bdrms. (1400 E.). BL $300 Dn., $13.77 Mo. All 'of the above properties are located conv. to schools, stores and transportation facilities, and are financed at a ‘eo ‘ Call R 1-8 { v or Eve. ELBERT L. McDANIEL, REALTOR (HOLC and private property listings)

NEW AND USED LUMBER Cedar Posts Window Sash and Frames

arion Material Co. 2046 Northwestern, TA-4543

KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR; pree pune apartment size, fully recondie ioned. Terms £1.00 Week. ....... crease $49.95 BLOCK'S WHSE Ye N. Ill. Open Eves.

ARMY Shoes. rr All $1.00

sizes. Perfect condition. Hunting boots, hip boots, breeches, arce tics, army wool shirts, pants, underwear, army boots, 620 N. Senate Ave.

G. E. Refrigerator 6 cu. ft. new

Monitor Top. 1 year guarantee, $69.50. N. Meridian,

Frigidaire Retail *" Tilo Singer at Fountain Sq.

3 singer cabinet electric machines; floo? models to be sold at discount, 1107 Shelby. DR-0319, JOMPLETE SAUCR oI new and used ume ber and building materials at greatest

savings in jndisp apolis. CLEV WRECKING CO. 1320 DN Ave 1,1-7100.

Sale Now in Progress

Modern air-conditioned ice refrigerators. Easy budget plan of payments. New low rices. LAR ICE & FUEL CO., 2000 UALITY

orthwestern. 9x12 [FIRST quaLiry $3.19 LINOLEUM

: LINOL HOOSIER PAINT &

320 W. Wash. 211 E. Wash. SPECIAL Linseed, oil, 83c gal.

Turpentine, 49c gal. MARION C®. FARM BUREAU CO-OP. 731 W. Henry. LI«6381 FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR; 6 cu. ft., pre-owned, sealed unit, all steel cabinet, fine condition. Terms $1.00 Week. ..... ov ans BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. Open Eves,

Modern Bargain North

ArRoom, 2-story home, near Shortridge. Ines, ot; full basement; 3-car

Hall-Hottel €o.- LI. 2541

ARMY GOODS

Shoes, mackinaws, lumberjackets, highe top boots, breeches. blankets. ak in town, ARMY GOODS STORE. W. Wash,

cIngolaTivg HEATER; new ‘35 model, 18” bowl. Guaranteed. Terms $1.00 Week. . $39.50 BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. Open Eves.

Located for Family Needs EW BUNGALOW—$400 DOWN . 3010 E. 34th. 2 Bedrooms. Beautiful kitchen; bath. Extra study room. $30 mo. eve.

L.I-4071 days. HU-5285

1009 Berwyne

Six-room modern and garage. EDW. DILLEHAY.

Dae 330 000.

R-7925 RI-6412.

BE SURE ot your title,

Bridges & Graves Co.

REALTY CO., Realtors,

NEAR LYNDHURST DRIVE — North of

Washington &t.: four-room bungalow: electricity, gas. garage, good well; $1750. Is eNO RE BROS., 401 Inland Bldg.

Priced

CHAMBERS GAS RANGE; semi-high in-

sulated oven, good con- $14 50 .

dition. Terms $1.00 Week. Open Eves.

BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. IIL Hot Point Elec Range $69.50

Demand an ab-

stract Ui pared I nion Title Co. 155 E. Market St. Union Title Bldg.

NEW HOME

Rms. Modern. Ready 8, short time. 10% % Down. About S305 2369 arlan : RI-3477 243 N. Dela. Eves. BR-2679.

Nice 5-rm. mod. bungalow. gar., lovely yard. So. of Garfield Park. Easy terms.

Studebaker Realty DR-2197

2308 SHELBY Get a List of Properties

We have homes in all sections of town for sale. RI-2368. ALLISON 140 N. Dela. St.

K | Take $300 or equity, 5-rm., house.

Balguce 3 $1000; pays out $10.80 Mo. 228 W. ay

COLORED—BARGAIN 53 N. CAPITOL—

Four-bedroom bric! hardwood floors. EASY TERMS. 11-3722, HU-5241.

Real Estate Investments 25A | $

RI-9718

Five-room modern paper Only AVIS. CH-

BAST S00 location. ouble. New roof, paint, $3300. EASY PAYMENTS.

813.20 DON -room double, $2850. 109% dow INC $40 "MONTH.

HOME APPLIANCES CO. 3360 N. Ill. Open Eves. TA. 1880, “ . ™ Remodeling of All Kinds No down payment, 3 years to pay. Moore & Moore, Inc. BR-5424. Nites, MA-3321, 40,000 PT. 2x4 to 12 used and off-grade new lumber, $2.50 per hundred. MILLION POPULATION WRECKING CO. 310 S. Delaware. LI-6270. APEX WASHER; Pre-owned, late model, porcelain tub, new rolls, fully guaranteed. Terms $1.00 Wk. $24.95 BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. Open Eves, Singer Electric Terms can be arranged 5 Price to respnosible part. SINGER CO. 126 W. WASH. MAYTAG WASHER; pre-owned, square tub, new rolls, completely $39 ah reconditioned.” Terms $1 Wk. ¢ BLOCK'S WHSE,, 424 N. Ill. Open ee RUG. 9x12, can’t be told from new. $7.7 dining suite.. cost $150. sacrifice, $27. 30: Frigidaire, runs perfect. $25; be droom suite, $20. BATES STUDIO. 2255 N. Mer, 1,-INCH ELECTRIC DRILL . Ball- ring; a $36. MEIER E ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington IR-1151. Clocks, Antiques Call before 12 noon and ig Tu m. TA-6167. 3007 N. Delaware, Pil 1 5-FT. leg enamel bath tub fittings" complete, food condition, $12. 3823 Illinois. TA-2322. ANTIQUES, including two matching bu reaus and blue and white coverlet. Reass onable. TA-0974.

Latest 0 Styles. d 2 5 Sho0se

OATS

Terms if Detied s29

MARILYN FURS

2440 N. MES] DIAN OPEN DAILY TO 9. SUNDAY TO 7

Between storms, they say, the sea is often as smooth as a lake, with

‘only a gentle preeze. .Such spells are often accompanied by fog or thick haze, pre= cisely the condition which the would-be invaders

Harry mon. LI-3722. HU-5241. Real Estate Wanted 27

JACK C. CARR, realtor, needs houses and suburbans to sell to waiting customers. His advertising and efforts of 12 aggressive salesmen will jive you quick sale of your property. ol or write 12 Union Trust Bldg. MA-25

Real Estate Loans

their bows to make it easy to run them up on the beaches. From French sources I now learn that the Germans have recently * | commandeered hundreds of roomy, | Aat-bottomed river barges and that, beginning the first of October, they have been installing steel platforms on them to carry tanks. French refugees are still not allowed to return to their former

Attractive one - bedroom apartment; large dining room. See custodian. TA-5665.

Suburban Spacious 5-rm. apt. gar,

Conven. transp., $40. Heat, water furnished. HU-5875.

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont. 11-2439 Charmwood; 2 masPenn,, N., 341 ter Bedrooms. G. E.

MERIDIAN, N., 3055 — 3- Recroom apartment; newly decorated; G. E.; garage.

1714 SHARON—S5-rm. bong ; full basement, 2-car - garage; good ghborhood, £00 od location especia ly if pr Cd Allison’ 5; down, .10 mo. taxe ne Call Mr. Schaefer, MA. 3521)

E. Kirk McKinney Co. Inc.

2514 E. Pive-r: od. bun £3000 Mr. Woodruft. BR-6 359, Tm. CLARE REALTY. LI-55986.

ARLINGTON. 30 S.—Attractive ihree_bad room, single: excenent condition. SEEN by appointment. 1646.

NEW three-bedroom bungalow. 6100 North;

New and Rebuilt $25 up 720 8. Meridian. RI.1549

M. & E. Mfg. Co,, ‘Roaches, etc., easily killed with Protecté Spray. Lurie

Bed Bugs Co., 132 S. Penn. LI.-3793

DAVENPORT green wooi 1rieze. carved PaInut trim, like new. Sacrifice. Re

Rooms With Board 15 AIR COMPRESSOR

can. IROLLPON 1429—Rest at Myrtle Lee Aged, Convalescents. Air condii | RI-3096. JACKSON, 2709—Nice, large; private enisnce; ) Jieets optional; near Link Belt.

KANSAS, 22—2 Adjoining rooms: Pie. home: privileges;

OAKLAND, N..

Facts! For married people.

Interesting Free, send stamped envel-

ope. Marital Research Com. 205 Penn Bldg.

DYE CLINIC EVERY WED.

girls;

good meals. DIAMOND engagement ring and band,

about 12 caret hoi White gold mounte ing, $40. WA

DINING table,

PE 10th car); de-

jght well ask their pagan gods ive them. jot his coincides with a report which I received from Norway at the end of September, namely that the Nazis were deliberately holding back their

Mr. Simms

invasion until the October or No-

vember fogs set in. at in ans the Tm "30000 Sshing

homes in northwestern France, and reports that German troops are still rehearsing landing parties continue to be received here. Yesterday a complete military news blackout was announced at Berlin, the ban applying to Germans and foreigners alike between 11 p. m. and 6 a. m. Thic corre-

t time my informant said sha, ip had commandeered

smacks in Norwaysigned to catch Britain off

sponds with the hours during which

any attempt at invasion is likely to.

be made. Observers also suspect the hullaballo now going on in the Balkans and the Near East as a move deguard.

Free consultation about dyed hair Rjoglems. International Beauty School, 229 N. Penn.

Fur Layaway plan; make selection now. Terms. Indiana Fur Co., 23 E. Ohio.

vw FOO treatment. Dr. A. P. Hall,

402 Kresge Bldg. RI-3198.

sirable room IrloYed: home cook-

2 ing; privileges. CH: 1483-

PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2132—Sin le, double; good beds = and meals; not water; gentlene.

RITTER. 821 N. bedroom: tein gentleman. IR-7

{orth Irvington) —Love ods: meals optional:

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

TTL ERTL LA TR SR LRT A ELLYN

MEYER O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th WA-0084

Ro room; private home; 0d Meals: consider parent and child.

CHEERFUL home for aged convalescent, invalids; graduate nurse. '1218 E. Ver-

mont. LI-7241

iotels 16

(AUTOMOBILES—USED) A-1 condilion. Reasonable. 1145

CARS

N. Mer.

desirable, clean;

HOOSIER HOTEL

Studebaker Distributor. & bath, 440 Massachusets.......

showers $3.

MA- 3519, WA-T411. Save Up To 40%-—Use TIMES Want Ads Fo RI-5551.

r Results.

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furnished -3561. 538

Furn. Houses.—Apts.

CARROLLTON. 55??—Luxuriousl 2-bedroom bungalow, $75. K. of P. Bldg. IRVINGTON -— Furnished modern home; references exchanged, © en before 9 a. m. or after 6 n. m JEFFERSON, 340 N. ogee. rooms, b porches: fights, “water furnished:

THREE-ROOM apartment, nicely ke Hished: Jo pets; two adults; $7. 719 E. ew

LOVELY modern 2-room apt.

bath, $30.

employed “and phone.

P3505. sleeping room,

4422

$i 800 1425 Herschell; 3-rm. semi-md., y

oil heat; utility room; attached garage. SL A TERMS. RI-5255. day or evening.

GAIN—Vacant—Seven room Sole ern. BAS down; $22.00 monthly. 349 8. Hamilton. LI-9264.

GUILFORD—5-Rm. mod. bung. furn., unfurn.; exc. cond. HU-5544.

gar. Terms. Owner. LI-5136.

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IDEAL income property; __ trade.

6-RM. MO

IE RGREENS. SHRUBS __ H ee Home TOW! sonable ERY. 308" Ww I R- 1208,

. Troy Ave. 10-room_ brick 0!

duplex; A-1. Close school. Sell LI-6187

n.| 81/2%

N. Penn.

Building or Financing F H A NO HIDDEN CHARGES" ¢ #5: Rua Mortgage Loans—Construction Money

penn. GEO. A. BUSKIRK 5:

Ren ms .{ per month includes interes Mc- OLONIAL GS &

. W $285 Ba $19.62 DANIEL. RI-8790.

“COLONIAL HOME LOANS" t like monthly payment of 1 = cent

LOAN ASSN.

£inil oak. 47-in. Victrola, = yen reasonable. 1218 E. Vermont.’ LI- 5

FACTORY closeout at 50° off at Beautiful. Twin beds. dinettes, be liv. rms., din. rms., rugs. 2428 N. Mer. FUR COAT, beaver, $20; Disses. suits, 32-34.

Hous#

ood condition: ; easonable BR-

GUA RAN TED rebuilt washers and swee - E. Washingion. RI-0626. LIVINGROOM and bedroom suite; rug;. BRcelioat onan. Nensonabi. T353 LOVELY black fur-irim cost. 16. Black ool crepe dress, size 38. Excellent Sot. dition. 2340 N. New Jersey. TA-3045.

ers, $7.50 u Terms $1.00 a week. 16 8 Lexington (rear). STOVE-FURNACE parts made. Best Guaranteed. SMITHS pd, Best prices 2233