Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1940 — Page 13

ON THE RADIO

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in Drogram ane nouncement caused by station changes after press time.)

TONIGHT

4:30—Wendell Willkie, Indianapolis, WIRE.

6:30—Burns and Allen, WLW. 8:00—Dr. 1. Q.. WIRE 8:00—Radio Theater, WFBM. '9:00—President Roosevelt, WIRE, 9:30—Wendell Willkie, WFBNL 10: :45—Hgnry Wallace, WIRE.

‘Both President Roosevelt and Wendell’ Willkie deliver -major addresses over the radio tonight as the -1940 election campaign roars into the home stretch. /

Prefident Roosevelt |will be heard :

over a nation-wide hookup from 9 to 10 ojclock in his second political address of the ‘campaign, which is to be delivered before a rally in Madison Square Garden, New York City. : WIRE will broadcast the President’s message locally. Wendell Willkie will be heard twice today. WIRE will carry his address from the Circle during his Indianapolis visit .from 4:30 to 5 p. m. He will be heard again from 9:30 to 10 o'clock over WFBM in a major address at Louisville. Henry A. Wallace, Mr. Roosevelt's running mate, now campaigning in Nebraska, will be heard over WIRE

at Diss tonight. ’ n R. Hillis; Republican candi-

datox for Governor, will be heard at 8:00 p. m. over this Indiana network: WBOW (Terre Haute}; WKBV (Richmond); WGL (Ft. ayne); WTRC (Elkhart); WHBU (Angerson.) aymonid E. Willis, Republican candidate for the U. S. Senate, is to broadcast from WIRE at 10:15. Paul V. McNutt, Federal Security Administrator, was due to be heard over WGBF (Evansville) at 2 p. m. Mr, McNutt was to appear at a Boonville rally. A speech by Thomas E. Dewey, from Peoria, IJ, is to be broadcast at 8 o'clock tonight over the NBCBlue network.

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Originally scheduled for Wednesday night, Alexander Woocott’s presentation of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic,” has been postponed to allow more time for the creation of speeial music. “The Red Death,” a program dramatizing the career of Dr. Joseph Goldberger, an immigrant boy raised on New York's East Side who became one of America’s greatest medical scientists, will be substituted. 2. ule Marian Williams, saxophonist in Phil “Spitalny’s all-girl orchestra, comes naturally by her talents. She was tutored by her father, leader of a Washington, D. C. orchestra.

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Mickey Rooney teams up with his movie playmate, Judy Garland, in tenight’s presentation of the Radio Theater, 8 o'clock, on WFBM. The youthful performers will appear in “Strike Up the Band,” from their current movie success. Tonight's presentation has been produced F ar Ny an DeMille, who is Judy Garland = opctituting for his brother, Cecil. The latter will be in Chicago attending the premiere of his newest movie, “Northwest Mounted Police.” It will be the first appearance for Mickey and Judy on the Radio Theater hour.

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WFBM will broadcast the first drawing dnder the selective service law from 11 a. m. to 11:45 a. m. tomorrow. The drawing will occur in Washington with President Roosevelt and Secretary of War Stimson playing the leading roles, although the President will not participate in the actual lottery. The President will speak, explaining how the lottery operates and citing reasons for the first peacetime conscription in the nation’s history. His broadcast precedes the drawing. ' Secretary Stimson| then will be blindfolded and ‘led to the historic “fishbowl” which served the same purpose in the World War draft in 1917. After he draws the first ~number, several other Government officials will draw. The lottery later will be turned over to trained teams properly rehearsed to speed

up the proceedings. | : # # 8 “ * So besieged is the company for places on the program that N. B. C. may have to discontinue its weekly program of two-way conversations : between refugee children in this country and their parents in Eng‘land. . Fred Allen and Eddie Cantor are running neck and neck in their competition for radio lisfengss, 8 o'clock Wednesdays, according to the survey-of. the Cooperative Analysis of Broadcasting, radio’s standard popularity report. . . + The President’s speech canceled their programs last week but the comedians are éxpected to be at it again this Wednesday.

Funny man * Rot Skelton is ‘dickering ‘with a sponsor and probably will be back on the airways soon.

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PINBALLS’ FOR FUN | ONLY RULED LEGAL

At least two kinds of pinball machines may be used lawfully in Marion County, according to an injunction issued today by Circuit Court Judge Earl R. Cex. Police were enjoined from interfering with the lawful use of machines known as the “Leader” and “Landslide.” The devices. wich may represent P any kind of amusement from the “Follies” to a baseball game, are not allowed to have a “free play,”

| may not pay out money, and any

gambling done by patrons may be stopped by police. The injungtion suit was brought by the Southern Automatic Music Co., Louisville, Ky. The machines were brought into court and their use was demonstrated by William B.

_ L. S. Stiebel, Louisville, testified Friday the machines could not be made into gambling devices except

by a “trip back to the factory at

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Honest Election Is G.O.P.'s Goal

WIDESPREAD INTEREST in a Republican campaign to assure Indiana an honest election was claimed today by Edwin Steers, chairman of the G. O. P. State Vote Fraud Committee. Republican State Headquarters said that “hundreds” of election instruction pamphlets are being distributed throughout the State. “From independent voters, as well as Republicans who clearly recall the 1938 Election, we are being encouraged to organize volunteer watchers, who will in no way interfere with normal voting, but-who will be alert to questionable tactics at any precinct polling place in Indiana.”

WORKERS WALK OUT AT FORT PROJECT,

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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; WJR,

REPUBLICANS REPORT $2,891,637 RECEIPTS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (U. P.). —The Republican National Committee today reported receipts of $2,891,637 and expenditures of $2,101,821 from Jan. 1 to Oct. 22. Due to differences permitted in the period eovered By reports filed with the clerk of the House, no immediate comparison with Democratic National Committee finances was available immediately. - The Democratic Committee Saturday reported receipts $642,320 and disbursements of $603,742 from Sept. 1 to Oct. 20. Iinal reports for the campaign will be filed after the election.

TRACK CRASH KILLS GREENSBORO RACER

MONTPELIER, Ind. Oct. 28 (U. P.).—James W. Snead, 23-year-old race driver of Greensboro, was killed yesterday afternoon in a crash at the Fair Grounds here. Snead’s car was upset in a collision with another driven by Clarence Smith of Muncie.

600 SURVIVORS LANDED LONDON, Oct. 28 (U. P.).—Six hundred survivors from the Empress of Britain landed in a western port, it was announced officially here today. From 50 to 150 persons were estimated to be missing, most of them members of the crew.

have been killed and 19 were missing. It also was feared that 25]. passengers were missing.

CRASH CLAIMS 2D LIFE KOKOMO, Ind., Oct. 28 (U. P.).— Horace Davis, 25, of Sharpsville died in St. Joseph’s’ Hospital her. last night of injuries received in an auto crash Friday in which W. C. Bowers, Russiaville, was killed and two others injured.

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State Deaths

ANDERSON—Michael Moriarity. vivors: Stepdaughters, Mrs and Mrs. Blanche Edwards: Catherine Galvin Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Richwine,

Mrs. Edith Class. 53. Survivors: Husband, William: daughter, Mrs, Harter Ura CROMWELL—Frank Hursey. 45. ors: Wife; two childre

EDWARDSVILLE Boujamin F. Bryant, 70. Survivors: Wife. Laura; son, Leslie; daughter, Mrs. Mabel Jones: sister. Mrs. Manda Sturmes; brothers, Edward and Thomas.

ELKHART—Harry O. Williams, 56. vivors: Wife Mayme; daughter, Esther May Horton brother, Ancil; ters, Mrs. George K. Vestal, Mis. Ruth Weaver and .Miss Cora William Mrs. Sarah Green, 57. Sarvivors: Husband; sons, Oshbrn and Harold; sisters, Mrs. George Ruby and Mrs. John Bushong; brother, Anderson Wogoman.! ELWOOD James A. Benefield, 76. Survivors: Wife. May: stepson, Orville Proctor: brothers, Austin lliam and Charles; sister, Mrs. Margaret Boslog.

KOKOMO—Mrs. Margaret Ann Calvert, 8 Daugh

73. SurFaye Sellers sisters, Mrs. Julia Dearing and

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. : sister. Mrs. Mary Ann Noland: brother, Henry Simmons. MARION—Dale W Brown. 43. Survivors: Wife, one: son, Francis; brother, Frank; sist Mrs. Roy Arnold, Mrs. Clifford Arnold Rnd Mrs Henry German. NEW ALBANY—Edward Denny. 62. Survivors: Wife, Mary: son, the Rev. Earl Denny; brothers, Samuel, Walter and Andrew; sisters. Mrs. Ella Stone and Mrs. Irene Russell. NEW CASTLE—Edward C. Survivors: Wife. Cora; Kathleen Tutewiler;

Tutewiler, 61, daughter, : Mrs son, James; sisters, Mrs. Ella Brown, Mrs. Hubert Pearson. Mrs. Laura Thompson and rs. : Kluge; brother, Newton; half-brother, J. L. John House, 72. Survivors: Wif 2 daughter. Mrs. . SONS. ial Robert. d Fay: sisters, Mrs. il- | red Holdrun, Mrs Rose Salors MES. lara rs. Bessie aker: others, Charles, Alvin, Tom, Shum: and oRestar, PETERSBURG—George Tucker, 80. | vivors: Wife. Mollie: . Gord Mrs. Clara

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OR Survivors: . . Randall, daghters, Mrs. Roy MATS Senet Mis Clarence ene William Nattleman, on and ie. RED KEY—Luther O. Dorman

87, Survivors: Wife, FI ous ora; sons, Gall, Will and

ROCKPORY—Miss Mary R. Miller. 73. Survivors: Brotl Survive rothers, William, Henry and RUSHVILLE —Mrs. Lucinda C Survivors: Husband, Fred: on Jo >. Frank, Lawrence and Adolphus, ters, Mrs, Roxie Herron aha M Mills: sister. Mrs. Ida Morg UNIONVILLE—Mrs Mare iy h 84. Survivors: Dau ghtefs. “ut lysed. Richardson. Mrs Ira Ba avis Mrs. Otto Fritch: sons. David, Michael Aili and

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Workmen ‘on the reception center ! {for draftees at Ft. Harrison walked off their jobs today following a dispute over the alleged use of nonunion labor by one of the contractors. Officers at the Fort said the project was “at a standstill.” The reception center, which is to

$250,000, still is in the excavation

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GIRL WOUNDED BY BANDITS’ GUNFIRE

When three bandits attempted to hold up three persons in a stalled

car near Lyndhurst Drive “and the Kerr Road last night, they fired a

of the machine, ‘Four of the pellets entered the car and struck Miss Norma, Dean McQueen, 17, R. R. 20, Box T474R, in the leg. She was treated at a physician’s office. Miss McQueen, in company of her brother, W. E. McQueen, and William Roe, 849 8S. Whitcomb St, were on their way to Mars Hill tor | buy ice cream when the car stalled, { they told police. When the girl saw the men approach, she shouted to her companions. Mr. Roe, who was examining the engine, leaped into the machine and drove away.

ABC SETS HEARING ON 10220 PERMIT

Vincent Iogzo, whose father, Fred, is held for murder in connection with the fatal shooting of a 16-year-old boy in their tavern early Friday morning; was ordered to appear before the State Alcoholic Beverages “Commission Nov. 7. : | The Commission has ited Vincent, who holds the liquor permit {for the tavern, on charges of selling {liquor to minors, selling liquor atter {hours and allowing minors to loiter |in the tavern. | In the shooting, Virgil Disher Jr.! was wounded fatally and Dominic Iozzo, son of Fred and brother of | Vincent, was wounded ser oust

COLLINS ATTACKS ' RULE BY NEW DEAL

“Not all the fifth columnists are in disguise—many of them are in |office,” James A. Collins, Repub{lican nominee for Congress from the {12th District, declared yesterday at | 2034 N. Capitol Ave. “For nearly eight years the New Deal in Washington has steadfastly {striven to destroy our sacred form of government,” Mr. charged. “They have gathered to-! | gether a strong and desperate bank | {of known enemies of the republican | foom of government. They have {ridiculed the constitution and defamed the Supreme Court.”

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Jeaths—~Funerals 1

“ane “80 vears, vad Kiah and Luther Elmore, Fannie Bladock, Glasgow ., and Mrs. Myrtie Towle, Portland, . passed away Sunday evening. Fu-

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neral and burial Wednesday at Glasgow, Kv. Friends may call at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. 1505 8. East St., from 5 to 10 p. m. Monday.

MARTIN Esther. of 2957 Hizhland, heloved wife of Grover Martin, mother of Alice Rolland. Cowley and

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Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Honda. | Oct. 28, 1940

FRAUL—August (Gus), ge 63. passed away at Cincinnati, ‘on Saturday evening. Son of Mrs. Mary Braun, brother of Joseph Fraul of Jeffersonville, Ind.; Mrs. Lawrence Pangeborn of Fuherat and services from Speaks & Finn Funeral Home. 3859 Doflone Ave. Burial

Hill, iends invi 5 Red Cloud Tribe, No. 18, EE and Alferata Council, Degree of Pocahontas.

HOOVER—Mollie, entered into rest Sunday 62 ye ars wife of Conrad

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mother Hoover. sister or Willia am Gross. Service |g Tue. W. Moor

sdav m.. Har e Peace Chapel. * Burial Washing oi Park Cemetery. iends may cal 7 p. m. Monday.

MARTIN —Grover of 2957 Highland Place, beloved husband ot Esther artin, father f Alice Ro othy Cook, Lucille k Martin. brot r of reall, Hallie Bronson, Calde and Mort passed A. Funeral notice la

MARTIN—Frederick, son of Grover and Esther Martin. brother of Alice Rolland, Dorothy Cook nd Lucille Cowley. Jassed away Oct. Funeral notice ater.

| | Harriett. (Robinson). ! age 177, beloved moter dof ‘Talbott B. __ Robinson and Mrs, L. . Johnson, passed! away at the residence of her daughter, | 117 8. Gladstone, Sunday a. Funeral | at Shirley Bros.’ Central Ghapel, 10th St.. Tuesday. 3 2 Burial Memorial ark, may eall at the chapel after 6 p. ™ | Monday |

| MILLER—Grover C., age 51, beloved hus-| nd of Minnie, fat er of Ethel, Ruth| d Mrs. Lorene Brown, srandfather of | Wayne Brown. brother of Eta | Vedder of Evansville, Ind.: Nelson. Mier) of Stendel, Ind., and Ben Miller of In dianapolis, passed away Oct. 27. Serv-| ices Tuesday, 2 m.. at the home.

Cemetery. Priends invited.

TRUE—James Francis, age 67. husband of Ida True and father of Mrs. M. Luichinger and grandfather of Frances Clair_Luichinger and brother of | John True of Indianapolis, Mrs. Carl Coffin and Mrs. Ryle Breece of Greenfield, | ‘passed away Sunday mornine. Funeral] from Shirley Bros. Central Chavel, { nois at 10th St., Tuesday at 1:30 p. Friends invited. Burial Crown Friends may call at the chapel.

WILLIAMS... Ear G.. age 51 years, Jus. nd of Loretta, father of Mrs. Ruth Wade, Bernice and Richard Jrother of Mrs. Reba eck. Frank, Roscoe and Ernest Williams A BAT Sataay. Funeral Wednesdav, Oct. 2% Tesidence, 32 arAhthonv's

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WILLIAMS...Hary ry O.. age 55 years, hus- | f, Mamie Wiiliams (nee Munch), Esther Horton and C€ClifAkron. : Brother of S. s. Ru . v of Cambridee Citv, Ind.: Mrs. George K. Vestal of Indiananolis, Miss Cory WilName Pn Beach, ia ifton Jr., passed awav Saturaay at FEikfiart, 1 Ind. ¢ Taneral Tuesday. a e Usher Mor juaty, 2313 W. Washingt nvited. cal Memonal” P 4 hy may Oriental | charge.

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ECIAL! Tmanents complete, $4.50. “RUTZ EQUTY SHOP, 5 CH-0923

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HOTEL Antlers Bowlin Alley. 1adies and men, ' LORENZ E. EMAN, manager. LI-2351

(BUILDING MATERIALS)

| COSHOW WHOLESALE, INC.. roofing, Ww. Sa Calin materials. 20

(CABINE1 MAKING)

i. 342 Built to order; remodeling; Special prices to contraetors.

(CARPENTERING-MASONRY) masonry’ for all remods= eling and repairing, Work guaranteed. _ FREE ESTIMATE DR-4717

~ (CLEANERS) Send garments to NOBLE BROS, “Dependable thonded) Cleaner.” 805 N. Delaware RI-811 Son x EY STUDIOS) GEG. W. LIPP§ SUHOOL OF ThE pe 709 E Maple Rd. No. 8 oo

your

IPT -— RIFFLE, D. 8.; 2119 E. CH-1859, Plenty parking

DR. BERTRAM R Washington, __ Space frée. (DRUG STORES) RUTHERFORD CUT PRICE DRUGS. Prescriptions@ specialty. Free delivery. 2102 _E. 10th. CH-7300. (EXCAVATING) CINDERS, wis stone, top fill dirt, t. drives __Ways. Excavdting under houses’ RI-& 5664, (FARM BUREAU)

“T INLIANA FARM BUREAU. INC. Wincw Vgyyy urean RT1-2541,

Bldg

(FURNI TURE)

BET'LER usea furniture tor sess HOUSIER _OUTFTITING ‘CO 237 E Wash

(GARAGE—STORAGE) _

BECK'S "AUTO SERVICE — New location, Riss. all ke cars. 340 8. Penn,

ith

___ (HAIR CUTTING 4 & _ STYLING)

HAIR STYLING. cutting. Bob Farmer, Specialist. 5th figor Morrison, 20 W. __Washington. LI-0152

(INSURANC E)

"REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

All other auto and fire insurance, . ' RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, INC. 308 Indiana Trust Bldg. RI1-5040.

(NURSERIES) HENRY BURKHART—Trees, SRTUbS, vines. &

205 E. Hanna Ave. DR-2696 (PAINTING)

, | PAPER HANGING Painting Call 8..C. Hogan, CH-0647-R. ; CUPIANOS) | Y T BALDWIN PIANO SALES ROOM $418 Penn (PIANG TUNING)

E. J. RICHARDSON 3110 Graceland. TA-3158.

(PODIATRIST S—REGISTERED)

MILO Z BOLES 644 E. Maple Road. .

1204) HU-5307. ~ (POULTRY-FISH MARKET)

location Indianapolis arket, 1214 N. Senate.

Poultry &

Fishh M _ LI-7755 i

Delivery. pa Ce (RADIO SERVICE) fn CUTSHAW'S RADIO SERVICE, 908 Broadway. LI-6037.- All work guaranteed, Esti__mates free. (RENT A NEW TRUCK!) Tru Move vourself. DRIVE IT

Rent a ck. YOURELF. INC.. 333 E. South. RI-6177.

“7 (ROOFING AND SIDING) SPECIAL! Roofing and siding. 3 Sa lo av. Also furnace repairing. JOH SE. HU-2492. : (RUBBER STAMPS) NAME STAMPS | 30¢ BLYTHE RUBBER STAMP CO.. 128% N Delaware RT-6128.

(SAVINGS AND NS)

UNION FEDERAL SAVNWNGS ASSOCIATION 137 E Market Ll.

(STOVE SERVICE) OIL HEATING Indianapolis,

(TAVERNS) 120° W. 16th. LI-0633. Fea-

a L1- Ses

BE-4308.

“THE PUB."

‘ ~__(VETERINARIAN)

C. P. WILSON—Ambulance service. ho CH-5555 -M. (WINDOW SHADES) | VENETIAN BLINDS — Window, Shades. ING

TERSON SHADE & FLOO: .. 1142 N. Meridian.

WRECKING CO.)

0 FEVEL FLAND WRECKING CO, 1320 Ke ek Ave LI. 7100

ety

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Rooms Without Board 14

$3; $3. KENWOOD, 2819—Large “tron "newly furnished; 2 closets; also unfurnished __room.

$3—21ST, 660 E.—Nice clean front; 3 wingous, iarge closet: transportation. WA-

$3—WASHINGTON, E.—Nicely furnished;

also living bedroom; 2 gentlemen; next bath. -7412,,

I~ Lux Rani

Presents

“STRIKE UP

Mickey Rooney

Young America

success.

1230 ON YOUR DIAL

With * Judy Garland

's No. 1 hero and his sprightly co-star in a radio version of their current picture

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$4.00: LARGE, next bath; kitchen privileges: private Jamil. 3007 Graceland, evenings. WA-5273.

BROADWAY 23186, near bath, large closet, Reasonable. WA-5404. BROADWAY. 4804—Oil heat, phone, next bath, 1 Slock.C! College car, garage optional, _ Bir 7.

BROADWAY, 1935—Large leis front, well fuinishea. Good heat. 1-2 Reasonable.|n..

light cheerful room, innersprings.

CARROLLTON, 2737 — Warm downstairs room, next bath; Inhersprings, adults home: reasonable. WA-5706

DELAWARE. 1407 N —Sunny. "desk,

innersprings, near bath, $4: double, $5.50. I-2044

DREXEL, 107 N.—Warm front, nicely furnished, close bath; privileges; 1-2; reas_onable: FRB tes ILLINOIS. 2848 N.. Ant. 4—Newly furnished. near bath. shower, twin beds, _ 1-2. TA-9040 LASALLE, 944 » home, near RCA and E. CH-3693.

"N. — Nice room, private 10th carline. NEW JERSEY, 2 men, i RR, home. WA-5483.

2131 N.—Suitable, 2 gentlecity heat. Private

PENNSYLVANIK 1449 N.—Single bedroom, ood heat. maid service, private en‘trance, Feasona le

TALBOT, 3027 N.—Nicely furnished warm Waser for gentleman; reasonable.

Hotels nana "JAP JONES, Mgr. Spencer Hotel i ‘Rates. "sup.

i ote lo re EL

W JERSEY. - NEW PALACE OTEL. nice clean ‘mod. rooms; 50c _up.

Housekeeping Rooms Li

$6 —STUART, ~2029—Lovely room, “kitchen, home PHY ees. Near bus. Girls or _ couple

$6 $6 UP—Library. apartments’ desirable furnished a ATU dt ies. Walking _ distance. 814 N Merl ohh AUDUBON, 358 endian: rooms, furnis ; stove, cabinet, icebox, (near Harvester). IR-9683. BROADWAY, 1608—1 Room apartment; Paid couch, well I hot water hone.

BROADWAY, 1134—Room, ~ kitchenette; peivate ban range; sink; studio; good

“unsink

35 N.—I 2" T \part-

CAPITOL, Shiites ned.

ments, __LI-9653. CARROLLTON, in-a-doors, _ Stoker; $6. DAVIDSON. 319 N. — Furnished 3-room front apartment: newly decorated, Private entrance Adults. LI-2284

NEW YORK. 2838 E.—Large light “house keeping room, everything slurnished. Near bath. Phone. ORIENTAL. 20 N.—Attractive 2 room nersprings; Prigidaire; utilities. entrance; hot water

ORLEANS, 1858 — Two large connectin Nights, water, gas furnish

1135 1 steam heat,

1804—2 ¢ connecting rooms, VA- ties, private entrance,

1s: in Private

Seco

VIRGINIA, rd Private Co ns bath. m.

nished. _8tobdp

rdoms, furAdults.

Na Si E., 1530—Attractive 1-room ht housekeeping: hot, cold water, om.

12TH, 2320 E — eT 2-room a artment, _ Kitchen utensils furnished CH-1711.

TALBOT AT 17TH—Attrédctive tingle rooms roger duplex. Pennsylvania car. WA-

NEAR ALLISON'S— 2.Room cabin, also trailer. PARK rales Camp, 400

Michigan.

WOODRUFF PLACE. 878 E. DRIVE—Attractive: private bath, automatic heater, reasonable. Phone.

LARGE light front. city ent: $4; $5.

yamnished. Dela-

Ever,

Adutte fg

30TH, 811 E.—Attractive: cheerful Toom, innersprings: wa doth heat: ga-

next Path _ rage: Central carline. WA 32D.. 32 E.—Lovely, near Ril springs: privileges: garage optional; reasonable. TA-0465. 3508 ORTH Comfortably furnished, C. 8. Dieferred: private home; gentieman, TA-64717. 15

Rooms With Board

$5—COMER, 1705—T' beds; attractive, __down: widow's home: 3 meals. R.

_widow’s home: 3 m DR-0114-! KOEHNE, 1005—Nicely furnished, ” convenient to bath: near Allison's? * 1-2 __ gentlemen. LI-8138.

inner-1-2;

lwin bed

2606 N.—Warm room, ex= Parent, child or gentle-

NEW JE selieny meals. ma.

FERN SYLVANIA, N.. 2132-—8ingle, double; good bods an and meals; not w Water gentle-

i 2905 —Nice home; room = ER oi table for employed

gentlemen.

¢ WI

home for

VERMONT, 1218 iE Graduate

fal aged, sonsalescents, invalids.

Wor PORN ED room: private home; 2004 Heals: consider parent and child.

[CHEERFUL hme for aged convalescent, _anle iie nurse. 1218 E. Vers,

YE YOUNG MEN

Tone Dished: _WA 3854. oo UNFURNISH 3 small rooms: outside ae Jians city gas, well. Call DR-7771, ring 1.

nice rooms, furnished or unfurone light housekeeping room.

Apartments for Rent 18) H. H. Woodsmall Agency, Inc.

Furnished and Unfufnished Apartments. Moder Well Masaged Buildin 2 aw »108 E. Washington 8

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown.

Bpacious §-rm, shower, gar., Suburban Conven. transp., ° $37.50

Heat, water furnished. HU-5875.

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont.

$40—FRONT efficiency, Jatse ijving room, kitchenette, dihette, new 5-100 & Hine. aire, table stove. Hardw rs. Roll away. Newly decorated on. 322 E. Walnut RT-7031.

b.- 3541 N. MERIDIAN

Abiractive one-bedroom apaziment’ large * dining room. See custodian, TA-5665.

IN'S BOARDING INN, 2 ios aa es Sede

Penn, Ns 3419 Charmwood: 2 mas-

tet Bedrooms. G. E.

o 20° To

,| four rooms each, renting, $60. 11-2439 |

Apartments for Rent 18

Hquses and Lots Sale 25

PENNSYLVANIA, 2026 N. —4 Rooms, newly decorated, gas stove, utilities, garage, $45. L -0576. i WASHINGTON E.—5 rooms all utilities, electric range refrigerator, garage; $60. 3503 F E. _Washi ngton. 8A

Furn. Houses—Apts. TALBOT at 17th—Attractive duplex; “Penn- _ Sylvania _troliey. _ WA- -1705. Jl 19

Houses for Rent modern except uriN Heater, garage. 1536 N. Rural, 'JA-

$20; 5-room double;

CHESTER, 2029: $22. 50—Reconditioned 4room semi-modern double; water paid. _ Call TA-2513 after 6 p. m

MATERIAL HAVE BEEN, whe BE REAL ESTATE » = = s

ALL HINGS X ARE On

HONEYMOON BANG. NEAR, SPEEDWAY, 1225 MyINuSTON cor 43700 Kit! fill bain. Deli lighitully oléan and u sm e}g} ully clean an A $450, dn., $25.50 m DUBLEX, 1120 Prospect 3.52 0° ned ntain 8q.); slate 3 h ating systems: needs reBa 2a for Taping: hoy house with drms. only, $270 ne "

Real ELBERT L. McDANIEL altor (HOLC and private NIL he "listings

COLLEGE. 5658—Modern 5-room double. Built-in; side Siive; garage, Clean, reasonable. WA-727 DENNY, 716 N. Nb East), 5 5 room mod__ern double, $40. Water paid. _IR-4727. 20

r arms—Suburban

13%, ACRES—NORTH oF ‘TRADERS POINT on Road 52. $2,750, FP, KNIGHT CO. . MA-4353

LAND BANK and insuralics Sarma, Most counties in Indian asy RI-9109. OHN CASE, 916 Fletcher Trust Bidz.

| Toran» price $1,000 cash; 120 gases 10 mi. E. Salem: fair: bldgs.

| WA-446 24

Moving & ‘Storage

store RODS STORAGE CO, op X 0! Inspection ait ed, A 2019. Houses and Lots ‘Sale 25 ‘Modern Bargain North

7-Room, 2-story home, near Shortridge. Oil heat; large lot: full basement: 3-car garage X Onl So 0 goo, convenient terms. 3157 enwood . Burtt,

Hall Hoffel Go. 11.254) “New, $400 Down, $30 Mo. _

Seen by Appointment 34th St., 3919 E. Ideally located. All family needs. 5-Rm. bung. Extra study room. Beautiful large kiichen, bath. LI-4071 days, HU-5285 eves.

NEW HOME

5 Rms. Modern. Ready soon. Approx. $30 per mo. Eves. 2369

i eo. D0" San

BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del. RI-3477

When acquiring property follow the . safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it-exame ined by your attorney. Union Title Company

. Onion Tue, Sen 155 BE. M st.

+|29TH ST. 1166 W., mod. 5 rms., full basement, good furnace, large closets, yard with trees, $285 down, $19.62 mo., pls taxes 2 ins, Call Mr. SCHAEw

‘IE. K KIRK "MKINNEY ¢0., INC.

New 5-rm. mod., fireplace, :

Suburban

Full basement. Lot 75x155.

Gas. 18 El oui off 5020 Rockville Rd’

FYERGRERN EE LSHROBS tome cow we . ERY, 206 W. Troy Ave. _DR-1298.

Five rm. mod, bung." 4505 83000 ri, Fd.

om 5-Rm. bu rms. Near Allison’s 55m gin 5s tons: 10 Rms 1803 Central; suit. for apts, ¥ or roomers. TA-3671. East 4700 — %-rm¢ mod., fireplace. Sacrifice, CH-6739. Near Allison's; 10 rm, Home; Income a” 50. it 70s: » : J Real Estate Wanted 27 JACK C. CARR, res __Eealior, needs houses and subur| ) hb Ny oes waiting gustomers. H oy an efforts ot 12'a sive tm will que) SR ale of your fopetty. tl Write 12 Union __Trust B MA- MA-2523. 28

Price $1300—Terms

758 N. Belmonts: 5-room house and extra lot. A real buy Edw. Diltehay

DR-7925 FACING BROOKSIDE PARK

6TH ST. Lovely home of six rms, and two a 5 $3600; iz

Get a List . oes We have homes in all sections of wn Tor sale. RI-2368 ALLISON REALTY "co. . Realtors, LA De 2162 N, OXFORD—$2.950 3 hn, pie liv'g rm., builtins, 1] full 1 bet GREGORY & APPEL, INC. “HOMES IN ALL PARTS OF CITY

have seen in two Jers: down. HUDELSON.

RI-6412/

ny 412% %o

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FALL SAVINGS AN (

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per aR nclu h rest, i Folds

Studebaker Realty 2500 208" SHELBY. | GEO. ;

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MEY. Walker Reed and Charley Gwinn

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