Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1940 — Page 24

ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT

8:30—Cavalcade, WLW, WMAQ. 7:30—Big Town, WFBM. 7:00—Hollywood Playhouse, WIRE. 9:30—Dr. Christian, WFBM, 8:00—Eddie Cantor, WIRE. 8:00—Fred Allen, WFBM. 8:30—Mr: District Attorney, WIRE. 9:00—Kay Kyser, WIRE.

Mr. Distriet—Attorney, WIRE at © 8:30, will be confronted with two ? baffling murders, no less, in attempting to: solve “The Case of the|2 Talking Book,” tonight.

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. Guest on the Quiz Kids broadcast this evening, 7 o’clock WLS, is to be Paul T. Gilbert, “creator of the child fiction character, “Bertram,” and author of many juvenile books. Joe Kelly continues as master of ceremonies. » # ”

Don Prindle, Al Pearce’s comedy writer, reports that he sent his wirehaired terrier, “Pepper,” to a swank Hollywood = training school for a course in obedience and was ~ pleased when told “Pepper” got} ‘A-plus in all sub-§: jects. However, he adds, ruef ully, when “Pepper” returned. home first || thing he did was to chew up his diploma. . , . Paul Whiteman who recently disbanded . 8 his : orchestra IS ———— organizing a new Miss Shearer. one in which strings will predominate. First engagement will be in a Florida hotel. . . . Not until it was over did Bob Thendler, maestro of Wings of Destiny, and his wife realize an important fact about the birth of their son last week—it occurred on their wedding anniversary... . . Kenny Baker realized a long cherished am-

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Orchestra with Jose Iturbi evnduicts . . Norma Shearer will be f tured in an Arch Oboler broadcast Dec. 20 on the NBC-Red. She 1 do an original play entitled, “The Mirror.” One hundred apprentice seamen of the U. 8. Navy from the Great Lakes Naval TrainStation, Ill, are to be guests on Wayne King’s program Saturday.

Goverment action may yet bring a |settlement in the ASCAP-BMI dispute before the Jan. 1 deadline. he United Press reports that a Justice Department official has revealed that negotiations are under w. y in an attempt to end by a consent decree alleged abuses attacked by the Government in a six-year-old anti-trust suit against ASCAP. The official said the issues raised in the anti-trust action were similar to those cited by broadcasters in their announcements that the terms proposed by ASCAP to become effective. when the existing agreement exbhies were not acceptable. “Substantial progress,” in the negotiations between representatives of | the Government and ASCAP to perfect a consent decree were rep rted by the official, who felt that ere is a good chance that an agreement will be reached.” If the abuses cited in the antitrust action are removed by a consent, decree most of the issues blocking settlement of the ASCAP-Radio dispute would be removed, he added. Meanwhile ASCAP and the Songwriters Protective Association have challenged the transfer of 15,000 titles from the Edward B. Marks Music Corp. to BMI. ving Caesar, president of the gwriters, charged that Marks violated a previous agreement with his organization, a contract which still has seven years to run. He claims that under this agreement, performance rights are vested in

Mi, an IEE NE:

Toppled into a creek bed lie three of seven derailed coaches of the Southern Railway’s crack Florida flyer, Ponce de Leon, after the train

jumped the tracks 12 miles south of Atlanta, Ga. One of the coaches

shown is the private car of E. E. Norris, president of the railroad,

who was one of 10 persons injured.

ASCAP and cannot be transferred

bition Sunday when he appeared as

soloist with the Rochester Symphony | members involved.

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INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.)

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Scattergood

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(U. P).—Swastikd, Ontario, becam: Winston, Ontario, by Government decree today and the citizens don’t like it.

emblem of good luck in 1909 when they adopted the name from a nearby mine.

Highway Minister, said. the inhabitants of the village were right in 1909, but times have changed.

voted unanimously last Sept. 12 to retain the name. citizens of Winston—so named in honor of Prime Minister Win-

Swastika Gone, Citizens Angry

{COKE RESERVE IS DWINDLING

Steel Producers Arranging For Imports From England.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 11 (U. P.).— Although coke production is approaching an all-time high, only approximately 2,000,000 tons reserve— about a two weeks supply—is presently available, and steel producers are arranging for imports from England, producers said here today.

TORONTO, Ontario, Dec.

The swastika ‘was merely an

T. B. McQueston, Ontario

The Town Couficil of Swastika Today, the

‘WALS .1 of Pearl L.

PARK FREE Across Street in

PHONE FOR A LOAN MARKET 4455

Deaths—Funerals 1

> Weeks to Make First ED,

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CARPENTERS WANTED

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$10 REWARD for infornmjation or return 3 two Ww. Was pups taken from roof at 343% pu Sunday morning, LT. ee

ly 8 LOST — i and brown Fox Trier, “Jacky.” Reward. 1418 Central. RE T104, 'OUND—A sow. Owner Please call Albert Denton, CO-2447.

‘IPositions Wanted, Female 1C

: Schools & Instructions

Three Romeos

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Unannounced Ellen Randolph

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KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHIEO, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850.

NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160

NBC- RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ,

CBS—WABC, 860; WJR, 750; WHAS,

WFBM

LS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. 670. 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770.

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— a warm, human

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that will thrill

you with its

ston Churchill—said the Govern ment of Ontario was “highhanded,” in overruling them but there wasn’t anything they could do about it.

BRITAIN DRAFTS

Commons Gets Gigantic Scheme to Insure Nation’s Property.

LONDON, Dec. 11 (U. P.).—The Government’s gigantic scheme to insure the property of the nation against war damage was introduced today in the House of Commons. . ‘Insurance of Buildings and business assets, such as plant machinery and officer equipment is compulsory, but personal chattels and furniture insurance is voluntary. It was estimated that the value of buildings to be insured alone will be around $32,000,000,000. The premium on buildings will be about 40 cents for each $4 annually. The British tax assessments are based on income or rental value rather than sale value and therefore the rateable value represents a nominal assessment of annual earnings of property, sometimes onehalf or one-third of actual earnings. A war damage commission would be established to direct the payment of compensation. Temporary “first aid” would be provided immediately and a final settlement of claims would’ depend on the national interest, including the availability of labor and materials for reconstruction. ]

CELANESE CO. VOTE 3D STOCK DIVIDEND

NEW YORK, Dec. 11 (U. P.). — Celanese Corp. of America has distributed a dividend of one-thirtieth share of common stock to all holders of record Oct. 11 and announced detalls of a plan under which the company’s stockholders may trade in fractional shares issued .to them as dividends, this year. Marking the third stock dividend this year, today’s disbursement increased to one-twelfth share the amount issued in 1940. In all instances, the right to combine fractional holdings into full shares expires approximately 10 months after issuance of the dividend.

CCC SETS PRICE FOR CORN AT 65 CENTS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 (U. P.). —The Agriculture Department today announced that all corn owned by the Commodity Credit Corp. and stored in steel bins of country warehouses may be purchased at the point where it is stored for 65 cents a bushel or at the local market price if that price is above 65 cents. There are approximately 128,000,-

All by-product coke facilities are operating at capacity, and even old beehive ovens abandoned for 20 years again have been put into production, but the reserve is declining steadily, the University of Pittsburgh Bureau of Business Research reported. During October, the Bureau reported, production of by-product coke amounted to 5,203,000 tons —

reserve supply has dwindled to only 85 per cent of the reserves available in the same period two years earlier. Importation of coke for the production of steel is being arranged through the British Iron and Steel Federation, a purchasing and sales organization, which intends to ship to this country not less than 50,000 tons monthly.

Deaths—Funerals 1

close to record production, but the|®

WAR RISK PLAN!

Help Wanted—Female 8

MECHANIC able to work on Tucks; pergentage, ee IEC ashin, on ween 7 8. m.—6:30 p. m. Eo

Holidays. References.

g F CLEANING ” Laundry. Ri-1663.

COLORED—Half day Xo Work, by ine week; laundry to bring hom TA-167

FOR “UNCLE SAM.” { $1760-52100 Prepare now for 1941 examina jfons. Defense Program will likely in. crease appointments. List Rostions =m fia’ Tastitu FREE. Write today, Frankin Institute, Dept. ochester,

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Personal Services 13

Beauty Service at a Saving

Shampoo, set, trim and : 35 choice of manicure or arch ¢ International Beauty School, 229 N. Penn.

(ALTERATION SPECIALISES) (WV 3 I [A CLEAN ° PRESS ° REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th (7. ee}37:

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HOLIDAY Special) MAUD Samuels’ Beauty Shops $5 De mane 2 1043 ‘Woodla SPECIAL—$5 ERENT $2.50. JEANETTE BEAUTY SHOP . (formerly VOLETTA’S), 9 E.- Raymond. DR-3322. _.______(CARPENTERING) CARPENTERING—New and repair work. STORM SASH: painting. BE-3984-R. (FUR COMPANIES)

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

(FURNACE CLEANING)

CLEANING, REPAIRING— Victor Furnaces; Burners, Stokers, Gas Burners. -NEAL FURNACES. LI-4578.

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CASH LOANS"AT LOWER RATES

Monthly Rates Forme of $100 or Less and 1%!

Monthly on loan balances of $150 or less and

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No Security of Any Kind ; No mortgages or endorsers. Just a plain note and nothing else. No credit inquiries of friends or relatives. Immediate attention to all applications. Toapply, phone, write

or visit either office.

Payments include at Households rate of 24% per month on that part of a balance not exceeding $150, 214 14% per ‘month on that part of a balance in ‘excess of $150.

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

CORPORATION Porsonal Loans—$20 to $300 TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES

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Indi; polis Times, Wed., Dec. .11, 1940

HAMPTON—Mary E., entered into _ rest fonday, age 91 years, Tether of James also survived 2 ndan at Services Thursday,

¥, 3:30 p. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Crown Cemetery.

HENRICKS—Lewis , H,, 67 ' years beloved husband of Velvia Henricks, father Bernice Johnson, ever Mary Paton, Wanda, Mable Rath Herman and Gail Henricks, oie of Ollie, Burris and Thomas R. Henricks, passed away Tuesday. eral Friday, 1:30]g the home, 1201 8. Reysione ritods A EL Buriai Floral Park. G. H. Herrmann Service.

HOCKER—Lelia, wife of Martin Hocker, mother of Yeéwell Hocker, Glensboro, . C.; Forrest Hocker of Detrol it Mick: Bianche Hocker, at hom LaRosa of Indian apols, oi) AG children and three great “gringo igren, passed away at Carmel, Tuesday morning, a, 2 05 cars; Funeral services at hom hursday o'clock. Burial at Carmel, i

IRRGANG—Gustave C. (Gus), entered into rest Sunday, age 56 years; husband of Laura M. Irrgang, father of Mrs. Marie - Coccainte and Robert Irrgang, brother of Cat H. Irrgang. Services hursday, 10 at Harry W. Moore’ Peace Chapel. HE Washington Park.

JOHNSTON—EKarl F.,, Jushand of Vessie V., father of Edmund V. and Joseph S. Johnston and Clara DeVault, son of Clara A. Johnston, passed away Tuesdzy. 11 p. m., at the hon Cp 5814 JTark Funeral ‘Thursday, 1: + oh Royster & Askin Mota 19 903 x, Meridian. Burial Rushville, Ind. Friends may call at the mortuary Wednesday (Rush County papers please

., entered into rest IR, mother of Mrs.

t Harry Burial 2 endings Chapel.

R—Cora Bs 29th and Arlington Ave., widow of Palmer, mother of Claude Adams and Hamilton (Bud) palmer, grandimot ther of Ly arted this J hile hursday, ae Home, 2530 Station St. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invi

REXFORD_Mrs. Mary Alice, widow of William R. Rexford, mother of Pearson and Charles Rexford and aunt of Mrs. Charles Kuhlman, 1411 N. New Jersey, passed away Tuesda Services at Joe Fiafmer & Buchanan Mortuary, 2 p. Friends invited. Burial Crown il. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

RYMAN—Augustus H., husband of Helen Ryman, brother o Mrs. Grace Duerr and Clay - Ryman morning at V

10 a. ted.

vited. B: a Friends arial call at funeral home after 4 p. m. Thursday.

TEC iar aret A., beloved widow of William jecke, mother of Edward Thiecke, Zon Bloomberg, Grace Mitchell ell,

as His Farm » Be Oe ea ral hu urs S e esaay, C. - gar Pen ’ 2 i a0 iat nar hg eas ner. 0! y p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.

THOMPSON—Mary E., entered into rest Thesday, age 8 yeais, wife Jd JO! on

ho ther f Mrs. G. E. 8) rinaeld, 0 3 Cora, Jean and Tena

hom son. vices Friday, 10: 50 a. m. t Harry ry W. Services Peace *Ehapel.- Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.

Harry) Kamitons B. .

Rooms Without Board

Rooms With Board 15

stance. $2.50 UP; a

(52.60

ot water,

$2.50—10TH, 229 E.-—Clean front, 8 rings, large closet, good heat, walking

large, nnersprings.

1320 NN.

New .. Jersey, furnished, steam heat.

inner-

warm, next bath, steam, 148 W.

nicely LI-1707.

B. next

heat; HU-685

bath, reasonable, TA-3762.

BROADWAY, 4804—Nicely furnished; ear College car;

2442 twin

515 E. 24TH.—Co next bath, steam, SD t water; near Central, WA-1494. ?

N. =— Attractive, warm, beds; _ private home;

oil

hot water.

vate ho

CARRO! heat,

BROADWAY, ree, front room, Somtortabiy furnished, we. 2; reasonable. BROADWAY, Tag Comfortans front; prisoanYement} free parking evenings. FAS £aPI TOL. 3159 N.—Attractive room, next bath, innersprings, Reasonable.

optional.

CARROLLTON, 3350 — Large nicely furnished room Suleable. 1-2 employed, private home.

:| CARROLLTON AVE. 1 or private home; garage. ble. HU-2245. ae 921; Business gentleman. Owns,

Sentral ers priv.

ENTRAL,. 1212—Furnished rooms, A .good heat: men only.

1935—La, WA

ome;

large TA-4359.

light,

closet,

arm

1-2.

2230—Front room, sfoker

TA5204.

WA-693

home.

LLTON, suitable two gentlemen, - board

front, asona-

HU-7329.

4009—Attractive warm

ENTRAL, room Jefined Riivate home; employed gentle:

garage.

sonable.

IRVINGTO.

and b

bath; inne

DELAWARE, heat, hot Fh walking dis

Prurnistied. reasonable

KEYST 3909 1 ai hsportation: : brand’ new home; mane HU-2659.

LA SALLE, 9 RCA; MERIDIAN, near Ty walkin,

e aT ners; e Rath.” W TH, 211 E

Tags 2445—Attractive front: 1 nersprings; constant hot water;

phone.

bath,

5 N.—Warm;

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Front room:

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517 N-=Sleeping JO jooms, steam | “gg

tance; rea-

DELAWARE, 2329 N.—Real home for 2; Re furnished; front ; room; garage.

ON man _ wa nicely ne: {Lay 1-2 employed;

close bath; near good ER reasonable;

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iton closet.

days; 00ms, UNION,

next ba ang ideal

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460-—Large, beautifull Fam “Sig oes.

WA-63

room,

878 E. Di private

furnished {hnerspring

s, large

VANTIA, Sa Nien furnished, on or gentleman sleeping

$3.50. TRE ON 550 ast fi or warm Private home. a ont BE-1759.

266—8 double; I I oar bath.

double.

Attractive;

ths automatic

near

sont

oil

single or

13th, E., 319

13TH, 121 E.—Nicely

heater; garage: phone. Attractive large front. Inspgs., reas. RI-5189.

GOOD NURSING HOME for aged “and pensioners; reasonable, 810 E. 15th. RI-

very desirable; gent preferred.

09, E. Michigan.

for children, my home; goo8 meals; day or week. References. TA-

Hoek:

16 JAP JONES, Mgr. Weekly rates. $4 Up.

Clean. $3 up. Trans. invited. 227% E. Ohio

Hotels Spencer Hotel Belmont Hotel

PRIVATE room with breakfast optional; rH :

Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

Houses and Lots Sale 25

9TH, W.—3 rooms, utilities, Shoats. a Apiy Gas Station, 9th & Illinois. ST., E., 807—2-bedroom Jone; nicely BD ies: stoker; adults. HU-8636. NEAR ALLISON’S—One be La in private home; garage. 620 8. Lynhurst Dr. after 9 p. m. WANT marriea sou le, to share nicel nished home. N. Bosart. IR-70 4-ROOM nicely Se SPaEiment $12 semi-monthly. Key 124 N. Denn

FIVE-ROOM house; lights, ts, 83%, ager paid; adults; $7. Inquire 719 ork.

furs 27.

Houses for Rent

$4.50, $5; COLLEGE, 1524 — Upper front room, kitchenette; quiet; adults only.

5 MARKET. E. 1006—Nice apartment; everything furnished; private entrance; 2 gentlemen; phone. ALABAMA, 1469’ N.—2 clean desirable furnished rooms, down; sink; $7.

‘Housekeeping Rooms

ARSENAL, 12 N.—2 rooms yd furnished, adjoining bath. Good heat. BELLEFONTAINE, 1231 — : unfurnished rcoms; gas range, Frigidaire; private entrance; utilities paid. BEVILLE, 829 N.-2 front double rooms, _ living rm.; bedrm., steam; 2 men—couple.

COLLEG! 904—2-room apartment, nt, good heat, Si Adults. $7 week. DELAWAR N., 815—1 or 2-room furnished WLR adults; also sleeping;

gentleman. — | DELAWARE, 1645 N.—2 and _ 3-room_un-apariments; steam heat.

furnish Private entrance

DICKSON, 115—2 Fr rooms; inner= ! Soren picely om clean; frigid-

$15—Upstairs; + four 1 rooms, bath. Wal Water paid. Garage. 2110 Orange. DR-4188-M.

CARROLLTON, 4140 — Newly decorated 8-room modern home. Bath and lavatory. WA-4243.

DEARBORN ST. 67 8.—17 jooms; except furnace; garage; $18

DELAWARE, N., 2923—Siroom double, newly decorated, new furnace, garage, __ $40. WA-46.

modern

GRACELAND near 49th—4 bedrgom single, $60. Inquire 4937 Blvd. Plac GRANT. 21 N.—3-bedroom aE double. __F. J. VIEHMAN CO. RI-3421. Ee 709—U 2 ge lex; RR and wal di pe P me cond fon $40. LI-8401. " Virginia & pe

5 rooms,

When acquiring property follow the safe method, Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney. 1 Union Title Company * Union Title Sulaing 155 BE Ri inn

.3568 N. “TEMPLE AVE. Pive-room mod. bung. iH year old); built-in features, = full ey nook; corner cabinet; venetian bliin glass’ bath, large Bedrooms; Plet eo: ull basement; side garage; IO! Attractive semi-suburban location; for deed; FHA terms. Don G. W BR-63859. Clark Agency, LI-5596. .

East 38th St. Bungalow

Only $2,000, $400 Down 1845 E. 38th; 4 rooms, lights, gas, furnace; good well. ‘A real’ buy. DR-7925. EDW. Y. RI-6427. J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del

IF YOU ACT QUICKLY—$4950 A lovely home in fine condition. yew, . decorations, venetian blinds, Foom with fireplace and = Fa - This should ast long, | Toa S Central Avenue. coltyen nie ent terms,

‘(Lorin Driscoll ya.2175; 20-5678.

KENWOOD, 3811—3-Bedroom d Ti decorated; floors refinished; Doe; $45.

N. TUXEDO —5-To0m , strictly modern deuble; easily heated; Ureaktast room. CH-0450-W. 618ST., 921 E.—5-room modern, double. Al condition. Near grade and high schools 2

Farms—Suburban

GROFF, 1441—1 or 2 furnished rooms. is. $4; 4.50. BE-0954. ILLINOIS, N., 2625—Sleeping room, next bath; good heat; private entrance; reas__onabie. (Janitor). ILLINOIS, 1234 N. — Fron water; innersprings; Oe Also sleeping room. ILLINOIS, N., 2339—$4, $7; i and 2 rooms, kitchenette apartments; plenty heat. MARLOWE, 1421—Nicely furnished, large front room; kitchenette; sink; utilities;

warm, hot Adults.

22 2,ACRES—30 to Circle, 6-room house, bar ye cement cellar, other ba T8165, $500 cash. Call J. Jones, nia with Jack C. Carr, MA-2523. WO ACRES, stor To home (E. 16th); Secret: 10% cash. COOPER office) 91 28 E E Washing ton.

Business Property 21 3815 N, [1], oivioe business center.

rosea 11-924, Room

i JERSEY, 2258 N.—2 ms, furnished apartment; igiaaiie: utilities.

NEW JERSEY, 712 N.=1 light room, Clean, good heat. Adults.

ORIENTAL, nersprings; Frigidaire; entrance; pa ERMAN a 203—$5. (2 umfurnshed). Uniitics: Ly Modern except bat Adults,

TALBOTT. 2226 N,—LARGE, LIGHT. UNHED ROOM: UTILITIES: NEAR BATH. TA- A-9281. i Y Woodruff, M. fro : room, smail ein Sititice: and room, $5.50. CH-4108. 720 — Small unfurnished room, / TL range, SSirierator; private entrance; utilities. HU-7995.

25TH, 3627 E.—3 Rooms; private entrance and bath: automatic heat; op Yrolley. faquire 2364 N: Gale.

LARGE, light front. Ev n d. City net “heat, $956. 00." Hou furnishe

utilties; private

Adults.

a for Rent 18

20 N.—Attractive 2 rooms; in-|I

139

(Rent) TA-2322 BR-2055. Moving & Storage

24 HODGES STORAGE CO. ay Six Months Later. Store Now ay B1.2019.

aken In Dis earded Emnitare taken fn BE- i 606 “He

Bowles. Troubles? gall, en] Bow CH-151T7.

Houses and Lots Sale 25

3 BEDROOMS, rge bath, plenty closet space, liv. rm. ing Fm large heoRsos Sor cine, Bric, ony 8} mo. plus or “sch ck 352 ‘DR-5629-R

Mr. Schaefer. , KIRK CMR INNEY O

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. New Home

NEAR RAYMOND 2369 Si Harlan St.

iRIDG ® CaRAvES. Bia BR-2679. RI-3471.

ROOMS; semi-modern cottage; hi 7

AND KEYSTONE AT tom. Modern.

Neat 4-room to side semi-mode-ern double. Rents for $30.00 per month. Priced at $2,000, with $200 down, Mr. Hartley, BE-4212. ALLISON REALTY co., Retltors. RI-2368.

Modern Bargain North

7-Room, 2-stor home, ne. ridge. Ol axes fou. fil b. ay 3-car §i57 Kenwood ¢ Call Mr Bua oh

-Hoftel Qo.- LI. 2541 $9.00 a Month

tee ver Shy Hoon gh Mr. Ostrom. IR-1007. RI-1419. PAUL L. McCORD 615 Lemcke Bldg. TOTAL PRICE $1,800

odern bungalow; 6 rooms; 3-car garage; newly painted; XI tion near Ss Sacred Heart Church; R-64217.

A BL 688 Mr. Nach:

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yy TY CO., Realtors. RI-2368.

See 526 N. Jefferson $2,500—$250 Down; $22.50 Mo.

8-Room honfe i d d Call ML S5iser; BR-5650, with JA Tac ten AS MA-23717. 2050, $250 down: $23 monthly. 6-room modern; arage; kshop: $2500. Terms. 8 i » 8. ILLIvols: D229 ag

MA- 2528. ALLISON’S—Nice f five-room modern, y. TA COLORED BUYERS—1606 COLOR Five-room mod. b A Cor. lot: $300 dn Mead ight,

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simple appeal. Don’t miss

TRINKLEY—Michael E. beloved little son furnished, - Iarge Tr Jrout,

of Mr. and Mrs. brother 8 Tueads sie Bech Friday, 8 Vve., ay. " at he 9% m St. Philip Now

She Fal Joseph Cemetery. WL SON Homer, 25033, belgved husband | =——

1-3 private home; 32ND, 603 E.—Unus 1-2 employed DI ti 'A-2818.

onal. FRONT ro innetspiiligh; Be Jenty Dot hot wa Apt. 16, Link, 40; put A first door in Ni first ey

000 bushels of corn stored in steel bins and 22,000,000 bushels stored in country warehouses. There has been no change in the sales policy regarding the 70,000,000 bushels of terminal-stored corn owned by the ccc. |

AIRLINES GIVE ARMY POWERFUL MOTORS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 (U.P). —Substantial numbers of highpowered engines needed for .fourengined Bombers have been turned over to the Army by commercial ras vg p. : airlines without invocation of the Ee D.

compulsory priority ruling, it was| Besnblossom Mortua last

‘WELL MANAGED APTS.

158 N. Ca itol; 2 rms.; Jule, roe id 5

i WOOTEN ALL RGENGY. 108 E. Wash. St. IL a S501.

| APARTMENT RENTAL ouREAy,

Co. Realtors. RI-2368. Pe a it To.Se Sell t

RL Bux—see 38 To BL (300 i Er VERE ge Sig ! Cruse Realty Co.

comfortable home, stoker: breakfast op-

Friends invited. 1son

Mrs. Zh 3 aide, a awa, Charles Job and cla pd Pua Rooms With Board fervices oF ursasy «i Dn

Burial ray at Je: efferso Friends ma Side Chape! time,

"By Kathleen Norris" 9:00 A. M, Daily

Choice apts. gladly shown.

: ni a : | Piidows home; 2 gentlemen. DR-011 gf St , Bros. t | BROADWAY. 1132_Real home. aed ae > Pepsico ners; ex ent meals; nurse's care.

2817—Warm room, good board; priva amily, Employed men. Reason=

3132 N.—Well furnished Sineais, beds; trolley. |

WINDMAN-—Fred, of 2129 Miller St bins beloved husban of Grace Wyihduma gees She

fa jather of Pa Ruth, hott + of Los oR Wingman: 0

Harry Flack of of. ? Bhlkaco. oe

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