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uneral Is Scheduled at 10 a. m. Tomorrow for Mrs. Moynahan.

~_ Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Belle Moynahan, mother of John R. ‘and Thomas A. Moynahan, Indianapolis building contractors and apartment operators, who died Saturday in her home, 1410 Park Ave, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in SS. Peter & Paul Cathedral. Bu: rial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Moynahan, who was 78, was a native of Wytheville, Va. ‘Survivors, besides her two sons, are a daughter, Mrs. Mary M. Zried, and another son, James T. Moynan.

‘Mrs. Elizabeth K. Stout

Funeral services were to be held at 10 a. m, today in the Beanblossom Mortuary for Mrs. Elizabeth Kirby Stout, an Indianapolis resident 25 years, who died Saturday in her home, 552 Warren Ave. Burial was to be in Terre Haute. The services were to be conducted by Christian Science Reader Richard Anderson. Mrs. Stout, who was 72,'was a native of Martinsville. She was the ‘wife of George B. Stout and the grandmother of Robert Keeney, president of the Indianapolis Society for the Hard of Hearing. Survivors besides her husband and ndson are a daughter, Mrs. Vada eeney of Indianapolis; a son, Glen tout of Michigan City, and four other grandchildren, Glen Stout Jr. Georgie Taylor, Wilhemina Eyster ‘and Robert Johnson, and six greatgrandchildren.

William H. Young

Funeral services for William Hobart Young, who died Saturday at the home of his sister, Mrs, Jerretta _. Schmidt, 428 S. Christian Ave., were "to be held at 2 p. m. today in the sister's home. . Burial was to be in Washington Park. Mr. Young, who was 44, had been a resident of Indianapolis 20 years. Survivors are his mother, Mrs. Tude Chambers, of Bloomington; two sons, Jason and Robert Young, and two daughters, Miss Betty Young and Miss Ruth Young; six sisters, Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Ida Lamb, Mrs. Iva Kinsley, Mrs. Bertha Lamb and Mrs. Pearl Walker, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mava

“ Lang, of Monticello, Ill.; four broth-

a ers, Jason, of Bloomington; Alfred, of Sharpsville.

Johnson, of Urbana,

of Tuscola, Ill; of Bloom-

Ill, and Harry Young, 0 ington.

William Joseph Buckley

‘Funeral services for William ‘Joseph Buckley, a disabled veteran of the World War, will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at Shirley Brothers

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Rev. W. A. Nugent, U. S. Veterans’ Hospital chaplain. Burial will be in Whitehall, N. Y. ‘Mr. Buckley was 41 and died yesterday of heart disease. He lived in Sunshine Gardens. He had been ill since the first World War, in which he served with the 105th Infantry and was discharged for dis- . apility in February, 1921. Mr. Buckley is survived by his wife, Mrs. Maude Buckley; a brother, Joseph W. Buckley; and three sisters, Mrs. Henry Gordan, Binghamton, N. Li Mrs. G. A. Lynch, Plattsburg, N. Y., and Mrs. William Hoffman, Schenectady, . YY.

Mrs. Clara Belle Trenary

An Indianapolis resident 60 years, ‘Mrs. Clara Belle Trenary died yess terday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William F. Knox, 3623 Watson Road, after a three months’ illness.

I — Tell How They 'Took' Chicago

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 (U. I.) ~Two runaway Ft. Wayne, Ind., boys, arrested because they locked) “a little strange,” told today how they spent five days in the big city. Lean Willie Eugene Walirick, 13, and Chubby Richard Horhday, 12, attracted the attention ¢f Police Sergeant Harry Neuman it a bus depot because their chests were plastered with department store trinkets and other souvenirs, Since they had. just missed their bus home, Neuman suggeited they come to the station. Neuman asked Dick why he was carrying a huge bundle of newspapers and learned: “I started saving themi on the bus... coming over Wednesday. They're for my brother, He's a taxi driver and he likes t¢ read.” Then Dick blurted out his only trouble, he had lost his toy pistol, a Christmas present, Newman asked where. | “On that corner wher a man at a filling station waves his arms at the cars,” Dick answergcd. Neuman didn’t think it could be found. Next, Neumen gsked the boys where they had stayed since Wednesday.

LO CAL DEATHS

Mrs. Katherine Gerhart

Mrs. Katherine Gerhait, a residen of Indianapolis nearly 70 years, who died Saturday in the City Hos-

pital after a long illness, will be buried in Crown Hill toniorrow following services at 1:45! p. m. in Shirley Bros. Central Chapel.

Employed as a seamstiess at the Kahn Tailoring Co. 23 jears,” Mrs, Gerhart, who was 77, wis a member of Christ Episcopal Church. She lived at 1018 Fayette St. Survivors are three nieces, Mrs. Anna ‘Baird of Greeniield, Mrs. Frank M. Short and Mri. Sherman Henrich, both of Indianapolis, and three nephews, William, James and Charles Seigle, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Marguerite E. Hackett

Funeral services will be held at 11 a. m, tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary for Mrs. Marguerite Ellen Hacketl, a resident of Indianapolis 25 yeart, who died yesterday in her home, 1829 E. 34th St. Burial will be in Walton. Mrs. Hackett was 72 ghd ‘a native {She wai a member of the Second Church of Christ, Scientist. Survivors are two sons, Clyde and Ross Hackett, both of Ihdianapolis; a brother, Charles Swing, of Galveston, and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Ramsey, of Toleclo, O., aad Mrs. Delia Garbert of Kokomo. |

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HANFSTAENGL’S SON ENTERS U. S. ARMY

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. | Feb. 3 (U. U.)—Egon L. S. Hanfstiiengl, son of exiled Ernst (I?utzi) Hanfstaengl, former Nazi foreign press chief and Adolf Hitler's close {riend, celebrated his 20th birthd; Ay today by joining the Army. After a physical exainination, he leaves for Alabama for Air Corps training. Hanfstaengl said he enlisted “to defend a way of life that is directly opposed to the iceologies of Hitler and his shirted gangsters.” A Harvard sophomore, he told fellow students he was leaving school because “this is an| age not of scholars, books and professors but an age of violence anfl soldiers.”

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Vigo County. Mrs. Trenary, who took an active

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was a member of the Christian and ‘Missionary Alliance. Her husband, John Trenary, a railroad engineer, died 30 years ago. Surviving besides her daughter is 8 brother, Adolph Perry of Middletown. Funeral services will be held at

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Bros. Central Chapel with burial in Crown Hill,

Shirley Hunsaker

Shirley Hunsaker, 421 E. 22d St. operator of the Shiriey barber and beauty shop at 54th St. and College .Ave., died yesterday. Mr. Hunsaker came to Indianapolis from Boonville 17 years ago and had operated the College Ave. shop for 11 years. He was 45. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jeanne B. Hunsaker; a son, Merle Hunsaker; + two daughters, Betty Hunsaker and Janet Hunsaker; his ~ bother, Mrs. Belle Hunsaker, Boon- ~ ville; a brother, Clyde Hunsaker, Mackey, and three sisters, Mrs. Florence Broshears, Mrs. Gola Perigo and Mrs. Mabel Hart, all of . Boonville.

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be in Boonville.

Morton V. Pavy

A refired steamfitter, Morton V. - Pavy died yesterday in his home, 12 W. 17th St, after a short illness. He was 75 and had been a resident of Indianapolis 41 years. He was a native of Switzerland County and retired as a steamfitter in 1928. Survivors are his wife, Martha E. Pavy; two sons, Samuel |? ~ C. and Mort F. Pavay, both of Indianapolis, and a daughter, Mrs. C. F. Cooper, of Evertone. Funeral services will be held at

Mrs. Anna Crosby

* Mrs. Anna Crosby who died Friday at the home of her son, Wilam Beynon, in Boggstown, Ind. to be buried there today foloe services at 2 p. m, in the n’s home. Mrs: Crosby, who was 63, was rn in Jefferson County. She also

is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Hat-|$

, Lanham of Indianapolis and rs. Missouri Brown of Osgood, nd., and three stepdaughters.

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State Deaths

COLUMBUS—Mrs. Helen McQuinn, 27. Survivors: Huskand, Gilbere; daughters, Jacqueline: and Cornelia; son ames! . and Mrs. Ed Suverkrup: sis fH ehiinz. Harvard Edie Bader; half~ CORTLAND-—-T" re Por i. Cummings, 80. Survivors: : Dajghters, hi Leonard Greatouse, Rebecca ilson, Mrs. Noble Trueblood, "Mrs. Williarn Bowman, Mrs. Clay Thompson and Mist Susie Cummings; sons, David and James; brother, George. ELKHART—MNrs. Ellen Bash, 82. Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. Edward O'Connor. ELWOOD—Ora Morehe¢ad, 69. Survivors: Wife, Anna; daughters, Mrs. Marie Keck hart and Mrs. Beulah Cipher; sons, Wayne and Walter; brothers, ohn, Bert, Leo and Elzie: Sister Mrs. | Eldora McClung. PE Wiggins, 91. Survivor:

Dr. F; DE atleh Aughe, gi. She vivors: NSroE brothers; two sister GARY—Mrs. Florence V. Hau re Py 48. Survivors: Husband, Ohk; daughter, Miss Harriett Hauger; son, Jiussell; sister, Mrs. E. E. Forrest. GAS CITY--Alexande) McIlroy, 48. Soe vivors: Wife, Jans; dalighter, a of sons, James, 13en and John Whitt en HAZLETON--Ellis Sulliva an, 38. Survive ors: : Aiello Betty Jane ax W sell: sister, Mrs,

n: hers, Henry and Charles Sullivan;

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fhalf}. Pe Mrs. Ford; stepsister, Mrs. Eva Byrd.

HOWE—Levi BE. Ber er, 85. Survivors: Sons, Alvin and Lloyd; stepson, Chester Berger. brothers, Frenklin, Joseph, Edd and John; stepdaughter, Mrs. R. L.

HUNTINGBURG — Ferdinand Nosth r, 73. Survivors: Wife, liose; sons, Rudolph, Raymond, Hubert and Albert; daughters, Mrs. Randall McCormack, Mrs. Florentine Mundy and Mrs. Clerhent Messmer. LAGRANGE ~—Mrs. Ma ar Duff Gilbert, 82, Survivors: Desughters, Mrs, Walter Shuttle and Mrs, Re Simmons; son, Samuel. JEFFERSONVILLE '~ Calvin Jones, 35. Survivors: Vife, Catherine; i Sidney; half- bjother, c arles farence I. Dailey (6. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Nelson LEBANON---Fred wild 70. Survivors! Brother, Rev. carl; | sister, Miss Carfi¢

MARTINSVILLE—Mrs. Sarah E, Taylor,

S TENDORA Mrs, Kate L. Woods, 75. Survivors: Daughter. Miss Esther Woods; sons, Daniel, erf and Gary; sister, Mrs. 8. C. eWoa

HAWAKA ~- Mis. John Hertel, B84. Survivors: Husband, six daughters; three sons; two sisters. MOUNY VERNON— rs. Susan A. Miller, 72. Surv Son uis; daughter, Miss Margate: “Nilier: "brother. Henry Menik-

ODON—William H Seneff, 64. Survivors: Wife, Lillie; ; daughters Mrs. Amy McKown and Murphy; sent, Harry and Ira; brie, Earl. "ILLE—M Helena Disser, i 2 Bul fard, *28, Survivors: Husban Sak sister, Mrs. Wa plter Borders; brother, Russell Youngman, SEY MO OUR—Mrs. l.ouise Rueter, 75. Sur. vors: Sons, Herma, Henry, Edward and Martin, pe ters, || Mrs. Wanderseo Mrs. anderiee and Mrs. Mayfie rs, Alb i ster, Mrs. Sophia Arnholt, SHOALS--John A. Wagner, 57. Surviv- : Wife, Nellie; ‘Amnos fers. | Mrs. Ethel ler and Mrs. mitt:

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e Mrs. Mas. A Me Winn . [JO Quakenbush; six Lid aC snd" Mrs 99 STENDAL~Mrs. Amanda E. t Survivors: og lusband, 4 Cliner; ters. n half-brothers, Easil znd eS rae Gr Ings TELL CITY —.)Mrs. Jane Btaranall. , 6. ivory Rig ust: hs Ng Allred. | I'S i Toothman Mr. Rosie W. Wad dei, VINCEN NEfi—Jokin Phefler, . vivers: Eater sevell any is WAS 47, Survivors: Palents, McOrs ckei; brainer;

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Runaway Boys

Billie explained that they hed tried to register at the Y, M. C. A but were told, “you're too young. » So ‘we went across the street to a hotel, he said, and asked for bargain prices “because we Were s0 young.” “We both stayed four nights or four bucks,” he said. Dick chimed in with an answer to a question about the “loop” (Chicago's business district). “Sure we rode it all over town and walked under it for blocks,” he said. The police . were puzzled until they learned that the boys both thought the “Loop” was the elevated train, The boys said they had run away from. home Wednesday after finishing classes at Jefferson Junior High School. They took a bus for Chicago “because they wanted to see the big city.” Billie said he had taken $30 from his penny bank which he had been “filling since I was a baby,” but later amended the story to say he had “borrowed” $10 from his} mother. He said Dick only had $1.50 to spend after paying his bus fare “and I had to buy his eats.”

GUN WOUNDS KILL 3 OVER THE WEEK-END

By UNITED PRESS ‘Three persons dled of gunshot wounds over the week-end and one woman was burned to death. R. H. Young, 65, Hammond, was held on charges of shooting his 21-year-olg son, Clarence, after a fight in their home Saturday. Young told police he fired after his son came home infoxicated and knocked him to the floor after being ordered from the house. : An accidental discharge from a 20-gauge shotgun killed Alva Watkins, 19, Saturday, when he {fell while taking up traplines on a farm near Portland. Charles Hedge, 65,

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FULTZ--Newton, entered into rest Sunday, age 60 years, husba nd of Cora M. Fultz, BE hel Bt Mrs. Delbert Hook, Mrs Eimer Ra mond and Charles rs. Catherine KetTher Childs, brother oi Perr, Delmon Fultz. Services Tuesday, Ri at Mulberry Methodist Chureh, artinsville, Ind. Friends may call residence, 2175 N. Parker Ave., until 12 noon Tuesday. Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel in charge.

(CORRECTED NOTICE) GERHART—Katherine, age 4 1 of Mrs. Frank M. Short, s. Anna Baird, Mrs. Sherman Henrich, William, James and Charles Seigle, passed away Saturday afternoon. uneral Tuesday, 4 Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, h &t. Burial Crown ill. ends may tan at Shapel after 3 Bai m. oyee of ah

Monday. Former em Tailoring Co. Marguerite E., mother of Clyde O. and Charles Ross Hackett of Indianapolis, sister of Mrs. Saran Ramsey of Toledo, O.; Mrs. Delia Garbert of Kokomo Ind: Charles Swing of Galveston, ssed away at her residence, 182% B ath St Sunday morning. Services at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 11 a. Ind., Tuesday afternoon. call 'at the mortuary.

HOWELL—Marshall {Elm ° Friday Eri

and of eral 2 Howell, so d . Floyd Howell, ste ane herfick, gran son 5 Mrs. Margaret Arbuckle, bro Oscar Haynes, Mardell, Gl ang Marvin Howell. . m, at Bap . Friends may call at E Moore Peace Chapel from 7 p. ma. day until 11 p. m. esday.

HUNSARER Shirle} B. and father of Merle, Betty and Janet, passed away Sunday morning. Brief service Mon ay 8 p. m,, at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. "Friends invited. Final service and burial at Booneville, Ind., Wednesday. iends may call at the mortuary Monday afternoon and evening.

JUDKINS—James E. son of L, H. Judkins, brother of Mrs. Lenora Freeman, Mrs. Addie Nelson and Miss Eleanor Judkins, all of Unadilla, Neb., died Sunday in St. Vincent's Hospi tal. Friends may call at the temporary Kirby Morups ary, 2238 N. Merid an, 10 Funeral and burial Unadilla,

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LLANGDON—Nora Agnes, entered into rest iday, wake 5 years; mother of Mrs. H. IL.. Weber, James H. and Robert B. Langdon; sister of Mauna On or jos Tuesday, 8:30 a. at H Moore Peace Chapa; a St. Philip Neri Church, 9 a Burial St. Josep Cemetery.

MILLER—Sadie Aumann, Oren Miller, mother Miller, sister of Gar, Aumann and J. E, Indianapolis, paseo) away Monda ing. Funeral services at the Hisey & us Mortuary, Pelasrare St. Time later. Burial Crown H

MORGAN—Clara A. entered Le rest Sunday, age 76 year s; mother of Mrs. Flossie Lennington: and Frank Morgan and sister of harles Martin, Services ues BY aa 2 Harry W. Moore ape

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MORRIS—Arthella L., wPoigved daughter of of Arthur and Blan ster of Fills, Elizabeth, Glenn and Leona, Gladys, Lela and Leng, grande daughter of Amanda Cooper, dgbarted this life Sunda 22.

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MON ARAN Mal Pelle loved Bother of James Thoma A. Moynahan, Mrs. "ar. Zoied and John R died Saturday. Jom the resiark 0a 38. Peter and Paul Cathedral, * Burial } Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence any time.

NELSON-—Lois L., beloved wi : William G., mother of Richard Lee; danghter of Mr. and Mrs. 8S. M. Haines and sister of

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f TE OUR ECONOMICAL PLAN SACKS BROS. AUTO LOAN CO. INC. 306-8-10 ENDIANA AVE. R1-5998

INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSN.

Swaps ~ WANTED (25) PIANOS We. can use 25 pianos at this time

and will give a good trade on furniture washers, stoves and refrigerators.

HOOSIER OUTFITTING CO.

237-41 E. Washington St.

‘36 Convertible Packard coupe for used ambulance, station wagon. 3116 N. Illi__hois. WA-0211. SHALLOW WELL pump. motors. air _compressors. garage equipment, 2541 Main, Mars Hill, 2 blocks south Stout Field. PORTABLE GARAGES — $67.50 delivered; 12 months to p MOORE & MOORE, "INC., BR-5425 Da. MA-3321. 35 GOOD. CARS. Sell Sheap. 'SANDER'S, 634 E. New York, LI-8291

'31 FORD. 1%-ton truck. ood 8 e, $75 or trade. Call DR-3632." fave, 9

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

PERFECTION meat cereal dog oF food. eliminates itch. develops coat, 1bs., 35c. 'SCHUH'S, 9 N. Alabama, 18-8607:

hatching, 4919

BABY CHICKS. $7 up: custom Jelfvery, _Fastside Hatchery.

HEREFORD best native bred cattle, best brecd, best quality. Damon Smith, HU-

Farm, Garden, Plants 33

No. 1 Potatoes $1.39, 100.10, bag; ‘Florida oranges, 12¢ doz, $1.25 bu California oran i, 15¢ doz., 2 3a 25¢; Jonas glubels Fu, v3) bu.; apples, 50¢ __bu. 2230 N. GARDEN Ras NE 19040 Jepostessed Hodel, tools. wi oa Manufacturing

Co.. 324 W 34

[Fixtures &

Hei |

For e se. A juare of

Parking A lr barga

Attractive mod. Chrome

ern furniture for home or business. Large id display. FREE delivery. Jaymen Rentals for ai sii

INDIANA BILLIARD CO.

1603-45 Coutheastern MA-3491

R ALL OCCASIONS" 5 ne t St let KING'S” Zier Som Somos,

Unclaimed Freight Station

HEATING STOVES, $5 to $30. TOP GASOLINE RANGE, $45. 1 TABLE TOP OIL RANGE, $50. Various sizes. ST. DD)!

EPLAD. 15¢ pe . GALVANIZED BU TBs Tonk ane Jp

CAPITOL AT SOUTH

MAYTAG r..oncitionea. $16.50 R&R STORE

325 E. Wash. Open Mon.-Fri.-S8at. Eves,

ARCTICS Ae. §0c AST, thoen, 1: shirts, de: dderesar; 2 Genuine Inlaid Linoleum §9¢

Values up to $1.89 8q. Yd. 8q. yd. HOOSIER PAINT & LINOLEUM 320 W. Washington. 211 E. Washington NEW AND USED L ar Posts Window Sash and Frames

arion Material Co. 2046 Northwestern. TA-4543.

9x12 New Rug Pad . . $2.95

9x12 r Jue . $12.50 EXCH. FURNITURE CO. ‘310 E. ' Wash,

6 Wash. 1727 N. Meridian

Singer Co., 1107 Shel NSIDE GLOSS PAINT er gal INSIDE VARNISH, Hy Re NSIDE FLOOR BAIN per HOOSIER PAINT & LINOLE 320 W. Washington. 211 E. . Washington. Extra nice bedrm. suite, - matched, $25: RC Ay A a ves o < Studio, 2255 N. ¥ Meridi ridian. Bus LOCK mortiser, 110-voit, 60-cycle; manufactured b by Cart er. AND MACH 3525 E. Washington. TR-1550"

NOW is the time to insulate your attic and install storm sash; 3 Yeats to pay. modeling of all MOORE MOORE, INC., BR-4524; Rights. MA-3331.

ROACH’S LAST MEAL G.

Quickly, For sale at your nearest dealer. See Albert G. Maas, 31 Va. Ave,

RI-3315., 9x12 Linol itn a ita $3.49

EXCHANGE FURN. CO. 310 E. Wash,

$150 MIMEQGRA S00De.o. st lus ersh

AIR COMPRESSORS

M.&E. Mfg. Co., 720 8S. Meridian. RI-1549,

apartment $31. 50

etessasensene 11-9960.

-= Automatic letter guides; only Toad:

Genuine Frigidaire, size, guaranteed, 927 N. Meridian.

GOOD Used Lumber Sash and Doors at lowest, Jr. Call SERVICE WRECKING

. 320 N. West. LI-7910. "AND LEATHER GOODS,

HA R N ESS INCLUDING SADDLES.

Farm & Home Supply, Inc. 1325 Ky. Ave.

LARGE Fr oaTaveL Foaster sooker, sombina. on, reasonable; double barre $10. BE-3378-J. shotgun,

NEW and Seed dullding Ha Siaterial MILLION

CO., s Delaware, LI-6270. M.S ONE used large Mosler Safe: writer desks. AETNA CABIN Ww. Maryland. RI-9791 Only kills rats and RAT-A-CAKE mice. Non-poisonous. LURIE CO., 132 8. Penn, LI-3792,

also typeET CO., 321

Merchandise for Sale ~ $2.60

Wallhaard Per 100 sq. | Wallboard “%:.n% Girey: 8. 8. Rhodes & Son, 340 W. Wash. LI-8833

STORM DOOR $5.75: storm s for 24x24 i ' $2. WRIGHT-BACHMAN LUMBER CO. Stockyards. -6000.

For

REAL

Rent... For Sale

STATE

«+. Wanted . . . Loans

Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms ¥

Houses for Rent 19

Houses and Lots Sale 25

$2.50-$3.50 — PENNSYLVANIA, 2360 N. — Warm, next bath. EE aome, garage,

gentleman WA-70

235 x gi CAPITOL. room, _twin Se Gentleman, Phone.

N. DELAWA RE-Swan eat, next Sv ail Nor furnished: parkin

0—TALBOTT. 2217 N. — Be girl, gr adjoining room, private bat h, refined home. es ALA 12 N.—Front, twin beds, A Aoi ly garage; board optional: reasonable. Ta

N.—Large Hnnersprings.

CENTRA 2516—Warm, attractive front; beaut; Ba hot water; near bath; reasonable; Fou ar Lovely

TRAL, “private Yani} Should see

room; owner's to appreciate.

NTRAL, 2829 — Attractive, close bath, hot water, private home; reas__onable. WA-8791. . COLLEGE, 4103—Corner room, large venCO iated wardrobe, garage o 3ptional; cmployed couple or gir . 2 _- ELA 2147 N. Sly urnishe DA any bedroom: excellent heat: private entrance: phone: DELAWARE, 960 N. newly decorated, good heat; couple; walking distance. DELAWARE, 517 N. — Slee Steam. hot water; near ing dtance. Ty THE ILLINOIS 625 Warm, newly furNr nes next Bath: private entrance; hot water. Gentleman. N. 2315 N. — Nicely furnished MERIDIA near bath, innersprings, good transportation: phon e. 2709 N.—Nice large closet; 1-2;

= Nicely furnished, employed i ath, Salk:

room; private reasonable.

JERSEY, 3202 N.—Room in well-fur-ny home: next bath. WA-4965. .| NEW EY, 1329 N.—Large, nicely furnished, extra waim, private bath: accom-

modate 3. ed JER! . N., 2062—Twin s, tu Ld 1 RE aS hot water. Reasonable.

TH, 5100 — Clean, comfortable; Nipacisus closet; College car; a hee es.

LBO —Lovely roo stoker TAl BOT. rivate. ployed gil

1652 hot Cy he one. 878 E. DRIVE-—Attractive, Ly private hath, a atomatic Vinerorings. Gentleman, Reasonable.

E.—$3; cone and see it; stoker ORR ee hot water: breakfast if desired: men. TA-2818. 34TH, E,, 121

Lovely frt. excl. trns. 1-2 em., reas. TA-7452

1.98 and

460 E. Wash §

H. E. Frauer&Co. Security, Comtors

st.

SIIAMPOO, SETS, International Beauty School. 22 CTICAL nurse, experienced:

(ALTERATIONS)

Dressmakin eas specialty. 008 E 12th. LI-

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS (W113 RULE GARMENTS CLEAN ° PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE

MEYER O JACOBS P12-214 E. 16th

FREE CLINIC DAYS

NDAY THROUGH Rie AHCuzS. N. Penn. RA doctor's _references: day duty preferred. TA-7171,

SPECIAL ATTENTION! Ladies’, Men's GarAlterations, Button-

4251.

a FNL TTR

WA-0084

(AUTO REPAIRING)

ware. LI-0616. | and Brake Service.

(BEAUTY Shay

Gener

Jussday, permanente,

(BRICK WORK)

RICK, block, chimney work: roofin, modeling a geieny. Work guara: | Estimates. R R1.235

| and ‘kin indling, RE Siaie. (DRUG STORES)

furnace,

Tue. at anne | Buchanan 2 rt” , Friends invited, ] Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call |

( CINDERS-— CRUSHED STONE) d

| SBLIABLE Service Garage, 1001 5 Dla: 16. oa ral Auto Repairing

P, Social “Mon Monday,

g, Tenteed.

an stove

lea | Vaithed

RECUCED room rent, excha with child 2 nights week.

LARGE tout room: 2 men; sleeping rooms, $2.50 to $5. 29 Virginia.

Rooms With Board

for staying M 6493.

6—FLETCHER, 863 — Upper. 4 unfur3 Joan semi moder. water paid. ALABAM 37—2 rooms, furnished: good heat. “utilities. Adults. TA-9352. ALABAMA N., 1838—Nicely furnished two100 I Baa near bath; private enrance.

BELLEFONTAINE, 920 — 2 and 3-room Iparimons all utilities; adults. RI-7197. COLLEGE, 1155—2 Rooms; heat; utilities: near bath: private: adults: reasonable. ILLINOIS, N., . 2821—2-room apartment; well Tarnished: private entrance; reasonable. MONTCALM, 1720—Nicely furnished room kitchenel1s: bobs Me entrance; employed couple. NEW re 1215 N. water, steam: nDersprings; entrance: teleph 1907—

NEW JERSEY N apartments, utliities,

hot MN Ditvate

and 2-room pL sleeping.

NEW JERSEY, 1000 S.—4-Room double; Jumished; utilities; porch; yard; $6.25.

ORIENTAL. 20 N.—Attractive 2 rooms; innersprings; Frigidaire; utilities; private sntrance hot wa ST. PAUL, 509 ar off English Ave.)—3 Unfurnished rooms; utilities paid.

WOODRUFF PL., 905 W. Drive—Suite of modern housskeeping rooms, everything furnished. Ad 25TH, 820 E.--2 EE rooms, 1 rst floor, after 4 p. wm.; reasonable. RI- 3294.

Apartments for Rent

Bungalow Park

1202 N. Capitol; 6 room bath; Seam heat; good condition. $32.50. Rais

. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. LI-5588.

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont $0—N. E. 56

00—Mod. ' | $30—E., 5100—Cozy, le, efficienc oF. ap Others, White. WA- (Eves., IR-7956

$65.00—5 Des Rooms

Arranged like home; front and rear entrances: stove; new, Frigidaire; gar.; heat and water, a; a E. Maps RD. duplex.

$70; 614 E. or m r RO ERT electric

Soft water; heat stove, refrigerator. Ti HU-3716. private

KEYSTONE 314- N. — 3 Rooms, bath, gara age. will “redecorate—spring—

Li 3-rm. apt.:

utilities.

ERIDIAN. 3055 N. i Shedroom apartment: fewly Secorated: G : garage. hi 9, RANDOLPH, N. 228—Attractive 3 rooms; modern; heat & water furnished. LI-8995.

Furn. Houses.—Apts. 18A

1542—Attractive front: twin Be ow s home; 3 meals. DR-0114-R.

OLLTON, 1429—Care for elderly lady Ann air conditioned home. RI-3096.

ENTRAL. 2155—Well heated room: lad a gentleman; excellent meals. Wk-8309, KING, 724—Room and board, Ra home. Near Allison’s. Reasonab BE-0696. OAKLAND, 1240 N. —Near ne . A. Large front, Pia beds, yt ' Meals optional. CH-1434. =~ PENNSYLVANIA, 2132 N.—1-2 gentlemen; Rood Heals: home privileges. Phon _ On trolley.

PENNSYLVANIA, N. nished room: go heat: home privileges® good meals. WA-6215. PRIVATE home for aged invalids: good

meals: rraduate nurse. 1218 E. Vermont. LI-7241.

1813-Nicely fur-

Hotels

$3 WEEK UP

MILNER HOTEL

GUEST LAUNDRY. FREE 126 S. ILLINOIS. LI-7531.

SPENCER HOTEL

Housekeeping Rooms

JAP JONES, Mgr. Wkly. rates, $5 Up.

2419; 6 rms., comfortable fur, Very reas. if rented at once.

FOUR MODERN DELUX

APARTMENTS. Furnished, PARADISE. Oaklandon. Ind.

Houses for Rent 19

18 |RENT —

WASH. 4816 E.—2-Bedrm, mod, dble...$35 Mr. Burtt, HALL-HOTTEL CO. LI-2841.

WASHINGTON BLVD., 2907—6-room modern double; hardwood floors, built-ins, garage; $40. DR-3547. TWO 5- 2200 houses, 21st and Mitthoefer Rd. (East) 32 and $22 each; one acre ord each COLORED 930 E. 15th.; § Jooms modern 938 Hosbrook; 3 rooms: water paid..... 8 Alle llegheny: 4 % rooms; wasn aid... 11 08. . Illinois.

Farms—Suburban 20

WALNUT ST, 1 blk. S. of Rd. 40 in Philadelphia; 3-Bedroom bung., built in 1039; electricity: lot 66x140; Joe community, Price $1300. ner Sipsvy will show. Call Pali, "DR525 Room for

with Jack C. Carr, MA-23 EAST Good 5-rm. bung. bath. Gas, elec.,, garage. Close to school, transportation. $2000, 10% Dn. HUDELSON, 2619 E, 12th. CH-6204.

FOR RENT—Six-room modern house, two cres of ground, good outbuildings; 3 miles from Mongments. 2455 8. State; $40 per month. SUBURBAN, SOUTH—8 rooms, 1 acre, en garage. of ben for THEPECLIOR. &

_— ACRES, eT 20 lies from Circle. A Ci city or suburban. OOLEY.

mi-modern 4 rooms; ge arden, fruit; Ew miles north. Call 2033 Ruckle.

3% A. Rd. 43 ile 8S. Atmel: 1400" Sn Lay ot Business Property 21 32.000 SQUARE feet on East 16th St. Private switch track. Price ........i0n Hae sae «tse ene +3 :301,000.00

Paul Boardman. MA-1331. FLETCHER TRUST COMPANY, AGENT.

HALL—For card parties, meeteve modern convenience: FOUNTAIN SQUARE THE

DR. 7305. ®

Wanted to Rent

MAN oom, meals Clifton. gy Box 295,

laundry near care Times.

Moving & Storage

HODGES STORAGE CO. Store Now. Pay Six Months Later. Inspection Invited. RI-2019,

Houses and Lots Sale 25

Y AND HALF Queen Ann style, la. kitchen, bat utility Price, il

STOR hid room, dining room, 3 large bed deep closets, large lot. $30 month. % Allison's, 24th and Georgetown pedway City, OPEN TODAY. BERT

in Reysione Manor. 6200 ville a sportation, close 3a Allison go ng Rant, loa Pric {from

F.H A. available. ms. MA-1331.

HY u su Fouraimane COMPANY, AGENT.

$11—53 EAGLE DR.—2-Room cozy house; Aights. Sb pump. Inquire Mr. Rettig,

$42.50—E., 3700—Mod. S5-rm. » gar. Others 5 WA-4466. oli. 1056)" CARROLLTON, 1947—5 Rooms: furnace; inside toilet; gas; elect.; $22.50. LI-8401. 44 Virginia "Ave

GRANT, 14765 Room modern bungalow, forage age: ter paid: $35. Adults. WA-

LINWOOD, __ 437 New bri 4 nino i ety “EE

MONTCALM, 1512—3 Rooms semi-modern, EC, nice yard; water paid; $17.50.

RRIS, 322 E. —Hardw ood floo eh. shower bath. RI NAOMI, 1324—5-room_semi-modern; water paid: garage: a IR-6080. PARK AVE, 27—-3-bedroom modern north side of on double; Folendig ur nace; 3-car garage; $52.50. Mr. Burtt. HA CO.. INC., LI-3541.

LL-H TR TAasT rage; near

all new

ouble. ort-

64.130 subscrivers $6 UP: Library rary apartments 5, Sesiranle fur Suse | Sou alone to reaa

“WOODED LOT ON 431.

100x2! : one mile south of Carmel; a fos fo or ‘heating and cooking; $500. Owner. & 6-RM. a 2845-51 N. Dela. HOLC loan; good cond. except paint and minor items. E-Z terms. Mr, McDaniel,

RI-4933, RI-8790. 1 Eh Sn uealty fom:

NEW

BEAND NE faIsge., Large Sgro LA GRANDE, 75 E.—Six-room terms. Will trade. Owner. Penn. DR-1 ee

1315 Ww. S4TH-— bedroom modern. “gpiendia condi a are owner leaving City.

odern; 112 8.

LYN AVE, .6117—Five-room brick ROSS eer. Owner will sacrifice for equity.

BR-4001 after 3 D Brendenwood Home 32 Dynes.

7-RM. mod., 2024 8. Laurel; $250 dn., $17 mo. Mr. McDaniel. RI-8790.

ER Jot. 43x] 3ox120: 2 eblock on Brill

) 321 mo,

7 RMS. 323 E. 3th; $3,950; wee lS McDaniel, RI:

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

Union Title Buildin 155 B. MARKET or

New Colonials 4-Rooms and dinette, en double Roors. Sentite Siindowa-in uated! weat erstri Pod ot air “turn a . 3 to $35 mo. FHA.

00 O North of English WORTH fan ae 00 Bridges & Graves, 243 N. Del, -3477.

$3,650 For Quick Action

Five-room bungalow; hardwood Hoors; al nai “including ge UR n plumbin, ures. oe 3340 E aronson, Mr, Ostrom, ARTIC : PAUL L. McCORD CO., 615 Lemocke Bldg.

BARGAIN a

811 N. Gray

modern home. Six roo th arage. roughly Fecond.tion oa." $3 850. so:

09% _ down. E "HARRY HARMON. L1.3722, HU-5241.

2930.3932 Central Ave.

Home and iicome. Mode four - room frame dWplex. Oil heate rg.

appointment on Bric , ririapenind 12,500.00

ce Paul Boardman. ~1331. FLETCHER TRUST COMPANY, Min

room home." ney ou Oe SB . as ba cea ! duced to $1830. ioe Tes RTARS 240,

LOSE TO ALLISON 5-Rm. modern; A-1l gondition: ening: 2-car Sarage and 2 ses. 21 S. Iris. Paul Carr, TABA6T. “with Jack C, Carr, MA-

5-ROOM BUNGALOW, 2 Los,

$2000. Sm down payment. Near "Lynhurst Dr.). ORE 5 BROS. 40 lan

Riba Bldg.,

NEAR ALLISON’'S—3428 W. NORTH wll a poo Th bio. Ar s e! JENNING "bids. Wns. br

LARGE corner lot for sale, 200x50. North Eastern Pa Park Heights. Or trade for small single house on West Side. 751 N. War__man Ave. BE-3567-W after 5:30 p. m.

"WE | HAVE NICE BUYS—EASY TERMS" Call for Qur List 500 Hom

e Ba ; . Studebaker Realty. 2308 Shelby. Rh 2197

7 Rms. und 4 tma.t Both mod; will rent : mod.: will ren $57..0. MEAD KNIGHT, MA-4353.

| CQLORED: 10-Rm., 1 2045 Capitol good location; % wo Private snirance; $325 dn., $22.38 mo., pind taxes

MASSE REC aL hae 4 045, Blink Sc! KINNEY O., Ne 7

Real Estate Investments 25A READ THIS Bory to sor oo

besides extra rooms, plus living quarters. Terms. RI-4272. y 8

Investment Doubles PAYING 20 to 21% GROSS

1.3423 or Call at SONS 23 W. OHIO

JOHN RK. WELCH & MODERN four: apartments, Sood d location: 27 in small homes were

£355 terms. price. 000.000 T= A chased through our office in {o40. e may have a buyer for yours. ALLISON REALTY CO.. INC. RI-2368, For Lowest Cost Results Phone RI-8881

Real Estate Loans 28

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Real Estate Wanted