Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1941 — Page 12

ILL FOR A YEAR

St. Francis Staff Member Survived by Wife and Son, Both Doctors.

Dr. Franklin P. Reid, a physician in Indianapolis 34 years and whose

wife and son both held medical de-|goyw

grees, died yesterday at his home, 2206 S. Meridian St. after an illness of one year. He was 66 and was a member of the medical staff of St. Francis Hospital. For 12 years, he was surgeon on the Indianapolis Police Department. Born | in Shelby County, he attended | Indiana Medical College, ‘graduating in 1906. He was a ‘trustee of the Olive Branch Christian Church, a member of Capitol +. City Lodge, F. & A. M, the Indiana | State Medical Society and the Indianapolis Medical Society. He retired from practice in 1939. Survivors are his wife, Dr. Carrie T. Reid, and a son, Dr, C. A. Reid, three brothers, Charles Reid, of North Salem, Alvin C. and Carl Reid, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Flora Turner, of Kirkland, and one granddaughter. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the Olive Branch Christian Church. The body will lie in state in the church for .an hour preceding the services and burial will be in Crown Hill.

James A. Wilson

A plumbing contractor in Indianapolis fer many years, James A. ‘Wilson, died yesterday at the City, Hospital. He was 61 and lived at 847 W. 30th St. He entered the plumbing business . with the old Herman A. Goth Co. and bought the business in 1913. Since 1924 he has been a contractor on the North Side. Mr. Wilson was a member of the Seventh Christian Church and the North Park Lodge, F. & A. M. . He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Wilson, and a niece, Mrs. James Briggs, of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary with burial in Crown Hill,

Harry S. Hoover

~ Harry S. Hoover, a lifelong resi- - dent of Marion County, died yesterday in his home on S. Tibbs Ave.,-a half mile north of old State Road 67, which had been acquired by the Hoover family from the Government in pioneer days. Mr. Hoover, who was 73, had been ill 15 weeks. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Cora Hoover, and a sister, Mrs. Lena Selby. Funeral services will be held at | 10 a. m. Wednesday in the home,

ELIZABETH CLEARY IS DEAD HERE AT 74

Mrs. Elizabeth Bertha Cleary, a Yesident of Indianapolis all her life,

| — died yesterday in’ St. Vincent's Hos-

pital after an illness of a few days. Mrs. Cleary was 74 and for more than 50 years had lived at the old homestead, Michigan and Douglass Sts.,, which was built before the Civil War. Mrs. Cleary was the widow of Andrew F. Cleary, who died in 1913, and was the daughter of Bernard and Catherine Dougherty and a sister of the late Frank Dougherty. © Mrs. Cleary was'a member of the Third Order of St. Francis, .president of St. Bridget’s Church Altar Society, president of St. Bridget’s Council of Catholic Women of America, and past president of the Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Ancient Order of Hibernians. ~ She is survived by two sons, James F. Cleary and Douglas L. Cleary, and a daughter, Lorena Wright, all of Indianapolis, and 12 grandchildren and four great- . grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 8:30 8. m. Wednesday at the Blackwell Mortuary and at 9 a. m. at St. Bridget’s Catholic Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery,

Charles Spahn

Funeral services were to be held at 3 p. m. today in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel for Charles Spahn, a native of Indianapolis who died Friday in his home, 2917 E. 18th St., after a year’s illness. Burial was to be in Crown Hill. Mr. Spahn was employed by the New York Central and Big Four Railroads for 28 years, He retired $wo years ago. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. ‘Margaret Spahn.

Mrs.’ William Udell

The wife of the last survivor of the Udell family which founded the Udell Works in 1872, Mrs. William Udell, a resident of Indianapolis 65 years, died Saturday in her home, 1156 Udell St. She was 84 and was born in Hamilton County. . Mrs. Udell was a member of the Seventh Christian Church 36 years. | Besides her husband, she is survived by two nephews, Forest Fisher of Indianapolis, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Harrison Hook, Jennings Sous, and a great-nephew, Virgil Print. ' Funeral services will, be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the C. C. Hensley Funeral Home. Burial will ‘be in Crown Hill.

Michael A. 0’Brien

| Chief street, inspector for 11 years, Michael A. O’Brien died today at his home, 142 E. Ohio St., Apt. 310. ‘He was 61 and had been i only a _ghort time, He had worked Satur“day. . Mr. O'Brien, a popular Democrat at City Hall, was an outstanding amateur athlete during his youth. He was a catcher on the Catholic Athletic Association baseball team, ‘playing with such men as Al Feeney, w Marion County Sheriff. "He was a member of the Knights ‘of Columbus and St. Joseph's Catholic Church and was a former officer of the Ancient Order of ‘Hibernians. Surviving are a brother, John, and nephew, John, both of Indianap-

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State Deaths

ALEXANDRIA—Mrs. Julia Ann hi 79. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Lill lett and Mrs. Lula Hills} son, ANDERSON—Patrick Smith, 91. Survivors: Son, Charles; daugh ters, Mrs. Nellie Beech and Mrs. Ina Trueblood. LUFFTON—Mrs. Gertie Barr, 56. Survivors: Husband, 'R. E.; brothers, Harold and Ray Parker’ sister, Mrs. M. V. Ken

BOSWELL—Dr. Robert R. Morgan, "76. Survivors: Wife, Cora; son, G. V.; daughters, Mrs. Don Wilson and Mrs. Charles Miller. BRAZIL—Jerry Woigns 8r., ors: Sons, Joe and Fre ovens Bred Kent, 81. SurYor: Brother, James; sister, Mrs. Amy row CRAWFORDSVILLE—H. Guy Bowdre, 4%. Survivors: Wife; daughter, Mrs. C. C

an. Mrs. Phoebe Ann Hutchings, 87. Survivors: Sons, Frank and Dr. Byron; daughter, Miss Ss Mary Margaret Hutchings; sister,

Lida mais, Sarah Schweitzer, 76. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Ross Martin; sister, Mrs; Steve Sautter. JAMESTOWN—-Mrs. Minnie Stanley, 40. Survivors: Husband, Melvin; daughter Mrs. Helen Briggs; brothers, William od Lewis Ford; siste¥, Mrs. Fannie Snydey. JONESBORO—Charles E. Horne, 17. Survivors: Wife, Mirah; son, Mark; stepdaughter, Mrs. wis Kolar. MARTINSVILLE — Mrs. Ella Mog ney Nicholgon, 83. Survivor: "Daughter, 1s Frank er. MILFORD—Mrs. Ida Gerber, 29. Survivors: Husband, Floyd; son, Robert; daugh-

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89. Survives

Levi, Edward ind

ber; brothers, Monroe, a

Ira: sisters, Mrs. Moses Hostetler, Samuel Miller and Miss Rosa Chupp. MOUNT VERNON—Clinton C. Stroud, "2. NEW ALBANY—Walter C. Roberts, 61. Survivors: Brothers, George and Charles;

How Mrs. TLurily Lewis, band, James; son, Perry; Evelyn Lewis; brothers, Gordon and Emi Hammond; sisters, Mrs. ‘George Helm and Misses I"lorence and Fay Jemmond; porents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hammond NEW CASTLE — Mrs. Ella S. Ray, 76. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Ernest Guyer; sons, Robert and James Ford; brothers, Jesse and John Shepherd. NEW RICHMOND—Warren E. Stephens, 68. Survivors: Wife, arah; daughter, Frances, sons, Roy, Delmar and Ervin. PETERSBURG—Orace D. Harris, 67. Survivors: Wife, Lillian; sons, Owen and Lee; daughter, Miss Fay Harris. POLAND—William Dickey, 80. Survivors: Son, Orville; brother, Eli. SAVAH—Lloyd Walker, 58. Survivors: Wife, Daisy; mother, Mrs. Sallie Walker; brother, Lee; sister, Mrs. Jessie Douthitt.

SHELBYVILLE—Mrs. Mary L. Grover, 87. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. 8. S, Gardner; som, Louis; nor. Ton Fairbanks. car ————t—

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Sisters, Mrs. Sam Lockery and Mrs. | {Daisy |

5 MILLION JOBLESS ‘REVEALED N CENSUS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 (U. P.).— Approximately orie of every 10 Americans over 14 years of age— 5,110,270 of the 52,340,762—were unemployed during the last week -in March, 1940, the Census Bureau revealed today. i {|The bureau’s preliminary report, based on a represéntative cross-sec-tion of 5 per cent of the total census returns, showed tiiat 45,350,430 per-

bor market”—were gainfully em-

filled out. Emergency relief work, with such agencies as the WPA,

ployed when the census blanks were i

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, s, Monday, Jan. ( 6, 1941 1941

and mother of David Jr. passed away Satu day eveRing. t. Joan of Arc [Church W esday, 9 m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may] ball at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortu- | f

ary. ALL DICE—Anthoniy Wayne, age 8, soh/ avid. and Cornelia K. (deceased), Prothor of David Jr. and John, passe away Saturday evenin ng. Rlervices | Joan of Arc Chur:h Wednesday, 9 a. Burial Crown Hill.. Friends may eal a the Flanner & Biichanan Mortuar

AVELS-Cieorze R..! 1124 Broadway, husband of Edith Avpls and father of: Robert Avels, Doroth? Morton, Grace. Mann and JoAnn Avels, passed away Monday || morning. Servic: at the Flanner & ' Buchanan Mortuery. Time later.

f BERGER—Irving William, of 2351 N. Meri dian, passed away Monuay morning, son of Henry and Mo'lie, brother of Bernard, Charles and Gléria Marlene. Services] | will be conducted'2 p. m. Tuesday at the Aaron Ruben' Funeral Home. Friendy may call at the nmartuary any time after | '3 p. m, today. In terment Beth-El Cemey years, fathe}

tery. BUNDY Willem H., nike 72 Mrs. Marie liams, Mrs. Glady| Bhs Mrs. eo yliams. al of Indian apolis, and brother of George Bundy of Thorntown, Ind. passed away Sunda p. m. at residenc? of Mrs. Williams, 3 y Michigan St.! Service Wednesday, 1 m., at United Brethren Church’ al owas Station. Friends invited. Burial Clouser Cemetery. Friends may call a) residence. (Crawiordsville and Frankfor}, papers please cody). Conkle Service. |

ESSEX—Elmer E., 65 years, beloved hus:

ALLERDICE—Cornelia K., wife of David |

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band of Gertruds Olive Essex, father of Mrs. Cecil P. Smith, passed away Satur. . day m. at the home in Berd, nd.

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Pp. Funeral Wednesday, 1: m., G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 East St. Priend< invited. Burial Crow} Hill. Friends may call after 1 p. ni Tuesday. i BT TER Michas) 1., age 74 years, ak his hom: 1809 8. | Delaware, husban of Foeies Etter, father of William 2.x Florence Etter, Mrs. Helen Ronnebaur, all of city; Mrs! Marie Simmermeyer [14 Batesville, : also survived IK]

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Mrs. Ida Pattison, wife of a re-, tired history professor and a mem- | ber of a pioneer Montgomery County | family, died yesterday at her home, 5543 Julian Ave. | She was the daughter of Isaac | and Mary Peterson and was raar- | ried to Dr. Salem G. Pattison in|

1882. They lived several years in| Cedar Rapids, Ia., where Mr, Patti-| son was a professor of history at Coe College. Aftér his retirernent 15 years ago, they moved to Indianapolis. Mts. Pattison was a member of

the Irvington Service Circle of King’s Daughters and the Daughters |

Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, Charles ¥'., of Milwaukee, Wis, and Warren B. Pattison, of Wheeling, W. Va.; & sister, Mrs. O. C. Neier; two brothers, William B. and Dr. Bert D.| Peterson, all of Indianapolis. five | grandchildren and four great-grand: children. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Moore &; Kirk Mortuary. Burial will be in Washington Park.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bernhardt

Funeral services will be held. at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Grinsteiner Funeral Home for Mrs. Elizabeth Bernhardt, a lifelong resident of Marion County, who died Saturday at her home at Warren Drive and State Road 67. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Bernhardt, who was 73 was born here and lived in Irvington for many years. She was married to Charles Bernhardt in 1890 and the couple observed their 51st wedding anniversary Oct. 15. She was an honorary member of the Mothers’ Club of the English Ave, Boys’ Club. Besides her husband, she is .survived by two sons, Carl C. Bernhdrdt, of Mishawaka, and Edwin C. Bernhardt, of Belleville, Ill; two daughters, Mrs. Elenore Donnelly, of Mergantown, and Mrs. Marguerite Kochler, of | Indianapolis,- and a 'grandscn, Eugene Koehler, of Indianapolis.

Miss Grace Evelyn Jones

Services will be held at 2 p. tomorrow at Little & Sons Mortuary for Miss Grace Evelyn Jones who died yesterday after an illness of two and a half years. Burial will be in Washington Park. Miss Jones, who died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ermel Craig? 1429 WwW. 25th St, was 23.] Born in Shoals, Ind., she spent most of her life .in Indianapolis. She graduated from Manual Training High School. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Cora Jones; two sisters, Mrs. Craig and Miss Valena Jones, ‘and one brother, Ralph Jones, all of ndianapolis.

Irving William Berger

Irving William Berger, 16-year-old Shortridge High School student, cied today at his home, 2351 N. Meridian St., after an/ illness 0f a vear, He was born in Indianapolis and was a member of Beth El Temple. He is survived :by his |parents, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Berger; a brotler, Bernard Charles Berger, and a sister, Gloria Marlene Berger. . Funeral services will be at 2 p. m, tomorrow in the Aaron & Ruben Funeral Home with Rabbi Elias Charry and Cantor Myro ‘Glass ' in charge. Burial will be in Beth El Cemetery.

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VATICAN CITY, Jan, 6 (U. P.. —Pope Pius is pessimistic regarding the outlook for the new year, he told members of the Roman aristocracy whom he received in audience yesterday. They had come to wish him a Happy New Year. “The New Year appears noi less heavy with anxiety than the year just ended,” he said. Indiczting Ihat he expects the war to be pro-

9 a, Members of Third Order will meet ||8 . m. Tuesday, for prayer at funeral ome, i

FORD—Thomas, nage "71 years, father if Thomas and Join Ford, brother of Mis. Catherine Fergerson, passed away Su - day. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 8, : a. m, at the Yeter Mortuary, 2313 Washington St.) St. An nthony('s Church. Frien: is’ in ted. Burial Hilly Cross Cemetery, Frignds may call fat mortuary.

| HEIMBO—Michae, age 73, beloved stebfather of Goldi¢ Gambold and brother [of John Heimbo, Mrs. Ellen McCarthy ahd Mrs. Ross Biciett ot gE, apasd

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ISKE—Mrs. Bertna iM. mother of Fri ink C., Lima, O.; Carl G., Edward G. dnd Alvin G. Iske, Indianapolis, passed aylay at the home of h Frank C.,/ in

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JONES—Grace Fvelvn, age 23 years, fbeloved daughter of Mrs. Cora Jones, liis~ tewof Mrs. Ecna Craig and Valena | Ralph Jones, away - Sun Services Tuesda m. at Littl Sons Funeral Home. Pio16 N. Meridian. Burial Washington Park. Friends nay call after 5 p., m. this evening. i

KLUSMAN—DavV: 1d Michael, beloved soll of Eugene and Ann Klusman and broiher of Ronald Lee, departed this life Se day. Funeral Tuesday at Lie resi ce, 1850 Mansfield Ave. a.m. Burial Memorial" Pa: 4; Cemetery. Friends | invited. Moore % Kirk Service.

MILNER ~Mian 2d, wife of John, d lan ter of Henri Eden, mother of Ji Ruby. Ralph. “Ruth Ann, Martha, Mildred and infant Davis Leonard, passed fway Saturday p. a. Friends may call af the Tolin Funera. Home, 1308 Prospect St., after 7 p. m. iSunday. Services ueliday, 2 n. m, at funeral home. Burial] few Crown."

MURDOCK—M:, ty PF. beloved daughter of Mont C. anc Helen T. ock, fister of Kenneth Ifurdock Ly iy Mar: zaret, E. Conatsey, and Mrs. D, A. Gearin, June 6. Funeral Thursday, Jan % the residence, 17 N. Randolph, 8: 3 | Services Holy Cross Ceemtery m. Jueermens qalvary Cemetery. *rliends nvited. i

PATTISON—1¢a ¥., 5543 Julian Ave} loved ite of Salem G. Pattison,

this life Suriday. age 7 Fu dav, Jan. 7,/ at Moore & Kirk Re Mortuary. 5342 E. Washington Si.. at 1 Burial Washington [Park. Friends Thvi ted, Friends may caf any me

REID—Dr. Fanklin P., beloved hujdhana of Carrie oid and father dif Dr. Charles A. passed away it the residence, 2200 S. eridian St., funda evening, Jan. Funeral services wiil be held at | Yui ‘Olive Branch Chistian Church. Raymond n Pro Sts.. Rimains will Te on ot 3 R: us W e in 5 ite at } chi Wednesday from ito 104 o'clock. “BFiiends may call at th! residedce utili 8 o’ciock Wednesday imornne. Interment Crown Hill Ceihetery. fin ends are welcome. Wald service.

TODD—Harry B., age 53 years, husband of Mrs, Mary L." Tadd, json of Todd, brother of [Oliver, Frank, Ernest and Alfred Todd, Mrs. J. O." Withani, Mrs. Arthur Slinge,, Mrs. Ruth Huffi and Mrs. W, A. Fither of Monrovia, Ind. passed away [Sunday evening. Funeral Peay y. 1:30 ip. Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Illihois mi 10th St. I'riends invited. Friends may call at i after 5 p. m. Mond ay.

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WILLIg-—Anhs 2 of 4315 E, 30t t., beloved wife Fred th h a Edith omar . Mrs. Doris C Clod{slder, Gladyss, red J -and George Willis, departed {his iif Sunday, sge 59 years. neral [Wednesday, Jan. 8, at the Moore & Jirk Northgast) Funeral Home, 2530 Station St., 1:30 Bu:ial Washington Park Clmétery. riers, invited.

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WINK KLER--Elmer, age 54, of 229'S. Hancock St., husband of Mrs. Bertha Winkler, brotier of Mrs. Thelma Faris, uncle ‘Ross aries, passed away Sur Bere) Thursday, 2 p. m., at a Home, 1604 W. Mar 18 call Ou the reside} n a. m, Th Burial Floral Park. =

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Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms 17

Houses for Rent 19

$2.50;. CAPITOL, 3502 N.—Comfort@ble; excellent heat; constant i water; privileges; gentleman. TA-7141

$2.50- $3-COMFORTABLE. Gentlemen. Two-room apt. N. Delaware. $3 SINGLE, $5 double; 657 E. Ninth; large Yan room; gentleman preferred. LI5 $3.50-$4—NEW JERSEY, 1217 N.—New furniture, front, beautifully fur furnished, overstuffed, innersprings; stea. heat. Tub or shower. Constant hot TN ater Large closets. Telephone. Maid service.

CENTRAL 2516—Warm, beautiful, 3 windows, beautyrest, twin beds, hot water. TA-T134. 3921, businessmen, priv. home. Central ‘adult family. HU-7329.

DELAWARE, 2043 N.—Beautiful living and bedroom; 2 rooms, adjoining ath;

-'phone; garage. ~. oil ula ILLINOIS, 3009 N., Apt. 4. Comfortable, warm room, next bath; innersprings, large closet. TA-7319. ILLINOIS, 2005 N.—Large front, comfortably furnished, twin beds, innersprings, constant hot water, good heat. Also single, same advantages. MERIDIAN, 2315 N.—Front room, nicely fufnished, overstuffed, innersprings, suitable 1-2. Phone. MERIDIAN. 1618 N.—Furnished room; innersprings; constant hot water; shower _and bath; phone. MERIDIAN. 968 N., 11—Attractive, near bath, hot water, innersprings; __ walking distance; reasonable. MERIDIAN 968 N.—Apt. 8. fortable furnished room; ment, 1-2 Reasonable. MERIDIAN, 2221 N.—Attractive front; also large double, hot water, gentleman preferred. WA-8210. MERIDIAN, 1512 N., APT. 22—Cheerful front; innersprings, steam heat, hot water: gentleman; reasonable. MONTCALM, 1640—Nice comfortable room for 3 employed persons. NEW SOE 402 E., Apt. 1—Large room, kitchen privileges, '1-2 girls. Reasonable. NOBLE, 331% N. — Large, comfortable, clean room; innersprings; hot water; private home; reasonable. PARK, 719—2 NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS, DUCED RENT. PARK, 2460 —Beautifully furnished front; twin beds; innersprings; large closet; reasonable.” WA-6346. PENNSYLVANIA, 2411 N.—Unusually ats tractive warm front, newly furnished: Private entrance; gentleman. Reasonable.

PENNSYLVANIA, 3015 N.—Apt. 6. Nicely furnished warm front, nw closet, gentleman, reasonable. ST. JOE, 234/E., APT. 3—Attractive; light; innersprings; steam heat; walking distance also single. TECUMSEH, 946 (2000 East)—Comfortable room, good heat, Feptieman preferred: reasonable. CH-1914. WASHINGTON, 4114 E.—Newly decorated master bedroom, suitable 2, on carline; garage. IR-301 8. WOODRUFF, 878 E. DRIVE—Attractive; innersprings, private bath, automatic heater, garage; reasonable; ‘phone.

OODRUFF, E. DRIVE, 576—Large comfortable room, next bath. Constant hot

water. WOODRUFF? 935 E. DRIVE—Attractively furnished: desk; innersprings: next bath; home privileges. CH-0761-R. FRONT ROOM-—Innersprings, S-anty, hot water, suitable 2 gents. Illinois. See Mrs. Price, Apt. 16, "arse door to left. first floo

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COMER. 1205—Front room, downstairs; widow's home: 2 gentlemen. DR-0114-R.

NEW JERSEY, 1006 N.—Couple or gentleman; good meals; Central car.

Steam heat. Adults. 815

Very comquiet apart-

$5: $6;

GUILFORD AVE. NEAR %2d. PRIVATE FAMILY. GENTLEMAN. CALL HU-1133. NEW YORK, 3722 2 E.—Studio | livingroom; alcove bedroom; good meals. rivate entrance: IR-4676 VERMONT, 1606 B—War rm room: modern home; good meals; gentlemen; good transportation. CH-4003. RECREATION Some for elderly, ers; home OR gt © nurses. CH-6113-M. 12 S ROOM, BOARD J for or hoy. 32 8, in good Catholic home near BABY or J small children to board; mother's care. WA-1305.

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JAP JONES, Mgr.

Spencer Hotel Weekly rates, $5 Up. $3.50 up. Shower, baths

Hoosier Hotel City heat. 440 Mass. Av.

Seminole Hote] °2° N. Ala. $3.50 Up.

Good heat. Trans. §1 NEW JERSEW 228 N.—Nice modern rooms, good Beat, $2 up

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Housekeeping Rooms 17

$4 UP—Neatly furni studio Ta m . Warm, Bink. Hob b. water, 03

BROADWAY, 1134—2 Clean, .warm rooms, kitchenette, bath; $6.50; i rooms; $3.50. CAPITOL, 734 N.—2 Rooms, walking distance, - extra warm, attractively furnished; stoker; innersprings; adults. RI-3058 CARROLLTON, 1226—Large furnished room, kite henette; adjoining bath; pri- __ vate entrance: utilities. LI-9403.

815 N. DELAWARE—2 rooms; steam sprivate entrance. Adults. Also Shean, room. Gentlemen. FLETCHER, 1708 2-Room apartment; stoker heat, Sirjeuly modern. Walking distance. Reasonab e. FT. WAYNE, ¢ 917—2-room apartment unfurnished, weilities, private entrance, $13.50. Also sleeping.

GROFF, 1441—1 Furnished room; good heat; private entrance; $3. BE-3122-M. MARKET, E., 1338—2-Room apartment; private entrance; suitable 4; also sin- _ gle: phone. M'LEAN PLACE. 24—Pleasant. front room; (EN inished; sink. Private entrance. NEW JERSEY, N., 1319—Nicely furnished apartment; peautyrest; id aire; excel__lent heat; phone: 8 adults PARK, 1705—$3.25; 1 1 large room, kitchenette; warm; near bath, Person. ROACH, 1315—$4. Two furnished rooms, kitchenette. Utilities, Private entrance. Near Riverside.

STATION, 2439—Furnished apartment; desirable for employed couple; water, heat furnished.

WOODRUFF, 576 E. DR.—2 housekeeping rooms; . also sleeping room. Gentlemen preferred. Phone. 11TH. E.. 906—2 warm furnished rooms, down: ‘private entrance; bath; utilities. u

kitchenette;

621 E. 13TH ST.—2 Rooms, phone; near

adioining bath; utilities; Central and College car.

parking; I

3838 E. 26TH—Four-room double; 8302. STEWART, 506 Inland Bldg

48TH good Raion: _ garage. RI- 9678. HOUSE arcanged for funeral parlor. _ cellent location. WA-4188 or DR-479

garage; ’

651 — 4-room modern double; in-a-door bed, built-ins,

Farms—Suburban 20 5-rm. mod. | bung.

Suburban East 2.0 .cc earage:

garden, i paved rd., nice neighborhood, $3,150 . HUDELSON, CH- 6204, 2619 E. 12th St.

ACRES: improved; Southport Road; Pys000 20, a SUMORE BROS., 401 Inland Bldg.

TWO 160-acre tracts, 121 acres; also will trade 128 acres. Good buildings, fences. __ JONES, 1115 E. 33d. WA-4266. A

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GROCERY STORE—Sell or sent. | building. Good location, 747 8. fan. R-1890. DR-06032. PRIVATE ROOM IN LAWYER'S OFFICE. Furnished or Niu shed, Inquire 905 _K. ot P. Bldg. MA-3147 SMALL GROCERY “AND MEAT STORE. __ HELLER AGENCY. BE-4091:

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‘Here {3 your opportunity to acquire your Lurnituze, Take over payments for future elivery We wore forced to repossess 3 rooms of furniture that has had excellent care This repossession includes daven or and chair, 9x12 rug, lamps, tables, be vanity dresser. chest of dra aWers, throw rugs, breakfast set, dishes and many other occasiotial pieces, Someone who has steady income an good ref Srences gan take over unpaid baiznce of $14 quires payments of $2. 8 eekly. adjuste’. Box 289, care Times

BASE BURNER TYPE HEATING STOVES, RANG; 50 gd $26.25,

$1.50 and E RUGS,

CAPITOL AT SOUTH

7.50! gateleg table, almost new warde robe trunk. Singer her 1 machine, baby bed: all kinds of Sher waite % Cheap. Open jail day until 9 Hbbeny & 8 Furniture, inser to Sora 943 5. Meridian, Formerly 1501-03 Ma oy Son Ave. WASHER MAYTAG Reconditioned. $16.50 223 EB. Washington. Open Every Evening. Genuine Inlaid Linoleum §9¢ Values up to $1.89 Sq. Yd. sq. yde HOOSIER PAINT & LINOLEUM 320 W. Washington. .211 E. Washington NEW AND_ USED ° LUMBER Cedar Posts Window Sash and Frames | Marion Material Co. 2048 Northwestern, TA-4548 a All sizes, ARGTICS AN cub, 50¢ ARMY shoes, $1: shirts, 50c; underwear, 256 ¥ GOODS STORE 620 N, SENATE Extra nice bedrm. suite, complete, $42.50; Sped Queen elec. Washer, like new, $35}

9X10%s ug. cost like new, $25, : Eves al Bates Stadio. 2265 N. Me« .

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Cornets, Trumpets, $12.75 up INDIANA MUSIC CO, 3, = Ontos

31ST., W., 1022—Nicely furnished 2-room apartment; all utilities; light and warm.

COTTAGE3—Completely furnished and unfurnished; $4, '$ er week; heat and water paid. COOMBS PARK. DR-4054.

Apartments for Rent 18

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts gladly shown. LI-5558.

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont LI-2438

$25.00—All Utilities

2-rooms, kitchenette, and bath; good condition. ADULTS. 1116 N. Capitol.

FALL CREEK BLVD. 3072 E.—3 bedrooms; firoplacs; oil burner; electric refrigerator.

055—3-bedroom _apart-

ERIDIAN, N., M decorated G. E. Garage.

jnent, newl A-3519. WAT

oa DRIVE, “WOODRUFF. 940—Four dining nd rch. Gas, Ws ® (rigidaire furnished; $45.

Furn. Houses.—Apts. 18A [8

ALABAMA, 707 N.—Front apartment, 2 and bath; nicely furnished; Frigidaire: utilities: $36 month. MERIDIAN, 3736, APT. 3—3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage; ‘all utilities; $70. See cusindian or call Mr, Burtt. HALL-HOTTEL

NORTH--Attractive, 5-room house, for su HU-4183. BEAUTIFULLY {furnished Slesifle stove and _refri fara Adults, LILO ooresville, Ind.

sompletely turnished, stantial couple.

4-room modern Srator wind:

Houses for Rent 19

$25; 4-ROOM double. Sah. Water paid. Adults only. No furnace. E. Michi car. 1721 N. Sherman me = 3

$40; Beautiful, unusual 6-rm, ng ee gar.; others. WA-4466. (Eves Eo 456)

$125—5500 Block North

Bedrooms, 3 baths. Corner house. Mornings. BR-2660. BYRAM, 3822 — 4-room double; good jurnace; in-a-door; 3

garage; closets.

CENTRAL, 2337—4-bedrqom ooble, modSi BaraRe. S30. STEWART, 506 Inland g.

58 N (4300 Fash) —Beautiful

RADO, 3358 five-room, brick bungalow.

OLO! oo new, CH-5761-W.

DEARBORN, 2039 N —Modern bungalow double; water, Heatrola furnished; garage: $25. MA-2141. LEXINGTON fu lox, Heat; water furnished. MADISON, 2004—5 Rooms, semi-modern; $13.50; water pd. Will decorate. DR-sapt. McKIM, 135 8.—Five-room semi-m Bil street; garage: $15. Water odors

AVE., 1404--Five-room uppe Adu ts.

528—6-Room semi-modern;

MICHIGAN, Me T.50, R1vi3e2, ROBSON, 3344—4-rm. semi-modern, near Ef 1 Ao. Water paid: $18. Miss Davis.

ST. PETER, 9%09—5 semimodern. Mr. Simms LI-2378. TUXEDO, 834—Excellent, roomy, 5-room fouble. Breakfast room, built-ins. Easily

UNION ST., 924—Near sch Modern, zooms s. Wat ter paid; = °

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Oper Eves. PHILCO—T7-Tube all-wave. 3308 E. 10th. Open Eves, $19.50

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East 38th St. Bungalow Only $2000, $450 Down

. 38th; 4 rooms, LEnis, gas, furood well oA real buy Dillehay RI-6412

192: J. S Cruse Realty Co. 128 N, Del.

Stone, Brick, Frame Colonials; 4 rooms and dinette: enameled rim; Hours; insulated; weatherstripped; cabinet. $32 to $35 ber Month, P. H. A, 800 E, WENTWORTH DRIVE North of Enplsh Ave. at Shaistian Park. BRIDGES ¢ RAVES, 243 N. Del. R1-3477.

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325 N. “Belle Vieu Pl; 5-rm. mod. home; fine neighborhood. DON G. WOODRUFF. DR-6359. McCullough Agency. LI-5506. HURRY BARGAIN—Must Sell This Week 310-312 Beecher—5-Rm, Dbl, 2 Lots

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ENGLISH. 3615—JUST COMPLETED-—Two0 + full basement; modern with FHA terms: monthly payments $23. 09 D plus taxes: open alternoons 1-4, PLE. CH-7550.

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WES APQLIS—Four-room cottage Well located. Bargain for quick Me, Easy terms. Possession JACOBS. 424 Peoples Bank Bldg. LI-3845.

BRIGHTWOOD Car: 1941 Tallman. Vacant. Nice five-room modern bungalow. Garage, Only 32900. Z. Payments. DAVIS. CH-17550.

double; garage

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T—Six-room-a-side odern except furnace. CH-3184-W 9 RMS. —2014 College; $2750; $375 n.: $18 0. Mr. McD Daniel jel. RI-8790, RI-4933, Lor 50x182—East, Gas; electriciiy; sewer, 300. Pa) yments, COOPER, 0124 E. 5 RMS.—1166 W, 20th; $2750; Na. Mr McDaniel. 5 RI-8 50, RI-4933. BUNGALOW—East. Venetian blinds. Full bath and %. Sacrifice. IR-6188 5-RM. MOD.—235 W. 36th; $2250; $235 dn.; _ $15 mo. Mr. pepins, RI-8790, RI-4933.

COLORED, 19TH, E.—Four rooms,

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nt Newly nted a decorated. GEORGE PALE Inland Bldg. RI-8862.

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