Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1941 — Page 12

OH TEACHER'S

; MOTHER IS DEAD

Mrs. Mary Strain Had Been Missionary in “Ecuador Five Years. Mrs. Mary Strain, for many years

& missionary and school teacher, died yesterday at her ‘home, 719

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ing a long illness. She was 80. Funeral services and burial are to be held Wednesday at Atchison, Kas., where she was born and where she lived until 1925 when she came to Indianapolis. She was the widow of James A. Strain. Mrs. Strain and her husband performed missionary work in Ecuador for the Gospel Missionary Union, Kansas City, Kas., from 1897 to 1902. Mrs. Strain taught school for 25 years up to the time she moved to this city. She is survived by Miss Jane Strain, teacher at Tech High School, and Lieut. Col. James F. Strain, Ft. Benning, Ga.

Miss Emma C. Brinkmeyer

Services will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary for Miss Emma C. Brinkmeyer, who died yesterday. Burial will be in Crown Hill Miss Brinkmeyer, who was 82, was a member of a pioneer Indianapolis family. She had lived for the last 32 years at 3551 N. Meridian St. She was a member of the Second Presbyterian Church.

HOUSE INVESTIGATES LEASED NAVY BASES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—Chairman Carl Vinson (D. Ga.) of the House Naval Affairs Committee has delegated a subcommittee to inquire at the Navy Department about the base sites which the United States acquired on British possessions in the Atlantic and Caribbean in exchange for 50 destroyers last August. The subcommittee includes Reps. Patrick Drewry (D. Va.) and W. Sterling Cole (R. N. Y.). It is assumed they will go into rumors brought privately to the attention of Congress that the Navy has in some cases been offered poor locations at high prices, requiring large expenditure - to make them suitable for naval purposes. These reports involve particularly Bermuda and Trinidad. The growing secrecy about Army and Navy activities covers all questions about the negotiations over base sites, so it is impossible to de- - termine just how well the Government is faring in this deal with Great Britain. Outright purchase, rather than 99-year leases of base sites, is regarded by many Congressmen as a more practical means of helping Great Britain and of protecting our own national defense.

MRS. IDA C. MALPAS SERVICES TOMORROW

Mrs. Ida C. Malpas, who died yesterday at her home, 222 E. 21st St., will be buried in Crown Hill following services at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. She was the widow of Dr. S. H. Malpas who died 10 years ago. Mrs. Malpas was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and lived at the 21st St. address most of her life. She had been a member of the Altenheim of Indianapolis several years. Surviving is a brother, Charles "Bieler, off Indianapolis.

PROGRAM TO FOLLOW REPORT ON SURVEY

When Miss Sarolyn Gillespie finishes the religious survey she is making in Charlestown, Ind. and the vicinity, the Indianapolis "Episcopal Diocese is to launch a program of work based on her findings. Miss Gillespie goes about among the many people living in trailers and other temporary quarters in the neighborhood of the powder plant in a car presented the diocese for her use. Miss 'Gillespie’s headquar:ters are in Indianapolis and her title is field worker for the diocesan House of Churchwomen.

SUSPECT IN SHRIVER DEATH ASKS BAIL

A bail petition for Oscar Johnson, 32-year-old Indianapolis man accused in the death of John Shriver, was filed today in Criminal Court. The petition is based on the contention that since a Criminal Court jury last week failed to reach a verdict in Johnson’s trial there is some doubt of his guilt.

State Deaths

ADVANCE—David Canada, 75. Survivors: Bons. George and Earl; daughter, Miss Edith Cans a. ANDERSON — Theadore Sylvester, 80. Survivors: Daughters Mark McQars y

Zinna Hooner, Mrs. Elizabeth Simmerman end Mrs. Jane Lykins. BRISTOL—Bert S. Osborn 66. BROWNSTOWN—Miss Martha Sanders. Burvivors: Brother, Frank; sisters, Mrs. William Glick, Mrs. Gilbert Ball and Miss Carrie Sanders. CHARLESTOWN—Miss lets Bastian, hp Survivor: Sister. Mrs. Ida CONNERSVILLE-W))jsm why OE Arson. 70. Survivors: Daughte; Mrs. Wayne Linn; sons, Floyd, Paul and Charles. CRAWFOROSVILLE—John L. Schru 80. Survivors: Wife, Ada; three tr wimet D: MacKenzie, mother Tr

ary: fostel Fisher: Mas ther, Fisher; stepdaugh-

H. M. ter, Mrs. Geneva McDole. ELKHART—Fred Lindsey Melcher, 74. Survivors: Brother. Thad; sister, Mrs, Jennie Pancoat. ELWOOD-—Mfs. Susan M. Hurlock, 70. Burvivors® Paughtets, Mrs. Jesse Coleman and Mrs. Newell Day; bro Dl Charles, George, Lawrence and James Ni * FLOYD KNOBS—Mrs. ids ogy Rael, 70. Survivors: Son, Joseph; sister, Mrs, Clementine Kambe FERSO

JEF. NILE — Miss Mat. thews, Survivor: Sister,

Sallie Shey Mrs. Anna ay. ADOC Mrs. Valletta Frant 71.

Survivors: "Husband, William; son, George. LAUREL~-Howard Clark 69. Survivors:

Wife. Mary; son, ard Jr.; dau Ms Fred Bru ay thts Ssugate aed

MARION—Truman Mullen vivors: Wife, Ruth; parents, Qrville Mullen; sisters, Dorothy . and

POINT ISABEL—Charles C. Peters, 57. Survivors: Wife, Vivian; son, Charles; sister Mrs. George Lorenz; half-sister, Mrs. Laura Berryman. RE SCRVILLE-M1S. Sarah Jane Washict Bur and M DE pina Pmina rvin an rs. Ray - per; sons, Frank, William and Ed. SYCAMORE—John W,. Elliott, 81. Sur‘yivors: Wife, Rose; son, ROSCOE; daughters, Mrs. Frank Ranor and Mrs, C. C. Curran; 3: winter, mo us ‘Wolf. : VILLE =M1s. Wilbus Cook, 56. Lor Husband; rs. Charles and

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LAND PLANNING AND DEFENSE TOPIC HERE

How better land planning can help Indianapolis solve its defense housing problems will be discussed tomorrow night at the Spink-Arms Hotel. Attending the FHA-sponsorec meeting will be civic and governmental officers, contractors, build. ers real estate men, architects and representatives of residential finan - cing institutions. M. Evert Kincaid, chief land planning consultant for FHA’s zone 3 (which includes Irdiana), will be principal speaker, assisted by O. A. Hutchison, pssociate land planning consultant. Through these and other discussions, efforts will be made to eliminate future blighted areas in addition to stepping up producticn of needed housing.

Even the Dead| Must Make Way

HOLTON, Ind., Feb. 17 (U. P.). —War came to the little Cat: holic parish of St. Magdaline’s today as members of this quiet tommunity. prepared to move their church, their school and even their dead to make way for the grim business of national defense: The last solemn mass ‘was held -yesterday by the most Rev. Jo. seph E. Ritter, Bishop of Inflian apolis, in the beautiful rative stone church which was built during the Civil war. The parish’ was established 111 years ago. Now the church, school, rectory and other buildings must be torn down so the Government carn convert the area into a testing and proving ground for defense machinery. Hundreds of persons will move from their farm hones only five families will remain. » More than 400 graves, soine of them a century old, will be moved to North Madison.

JUDGES ARE CHOSEN FOR ESSAY CONTEST

Judges for the Haywood: Barcus Post 55, American Legion, essay contest were announced | today by DeWitt S° Morgan, Indianapolis Public School superintendent. They are Judge A. J. Stevénson of Dean Philip M. Bail, College of Education, Butler University, and R. Worth Shumaker, assistant fiational director of Americanism of the American Legion. First and second place ‘essays will be chosen from esch of the seven public high schools, and from be ii State School for the af.

WATCH RECOVERED | AFTER 33 YEARS

On Nov. 6, 1908, a letfer from Greencastle, Ind., arrived at Police Headquarters here, asking the nolice to canvass the pawn shops for a watch that belonged to Harriett Shedd. Since then, until today, no policeman had laid eyes on the watch. Today Detective George Gilby found it. It had recently been pawned, the shopkeeper said, by a ‘youth 19 years old. He wasn’t even born when the letter arrived at Headquarters.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, Fob. 17, 1941 BAGANZ—Bertha M., of 619 Iv. Jefierson

Ave., entered into rest Moncay, age years, wife of Rudolph Baganz, sister

ice Wednesday, 1:30 p yy _W. Moore Peace Chapel. Paurial’ Proos “nl.

BAUER—Margaret Marks age: 3% years, asughier of Mr. an rs. Walter Bauer (Crorken), sister of James and John, passed, i Sunday. Funeral Tuesday, b. 2:30.p. m., at the Usher Mor tuary, 23313 W. Washington ©t.: 1 ». at St. Anne's Catholic Church, Mars Hin, Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call af mortuary,

BIECLER~ Qeorge: SQ. 5738 Broadway. husEllen Bannon: Biegler fa- . William J. Lang, West In tayoie, Ind.; Mrs. James; Erwin, Mt. Vernon, Ind., and George Biegler Jr., brother of Mrs. Albert Eese:, Cleveland, O.,. and Mrs. Marion Ross ¢! Xenia, O., passed away Sunday afternoon. Hervice at the Flanner % Buchinah Mortuary, Wednesday, 10 Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary. BRINKMEYER — Miss Emma C., 3551 N. fata |§

ortuary Wedne: Friends nvited. Burial a: Hn ‘Priends. may call at the mortuary.

BRONSTRUP—Henry W., hushand of Ona, 3 father of Charles and Harold Bronstrup and Robert brother of

rta Schowengerdt, ‘ Dena Tamblyn, Anna Neadé¢ and Arthur Srousuip, F"Bosart away Sunday at the home t Ave. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2 p. at the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, 1230" ‘Prospest St. Priends invited. Burial Washington Park.

BURFORD—Jacob E., age 51 "husband of Mary Christina Barta and father of Pershing, Ida and Junior er of George, fan Irs,

Flora Bu nta, a in nated play Se turday. Funeral Tuesday, 1:3 from Shirley Cros. Central Chapel, Yiinos at 10th St, Friends invited urlel yasimgton Park. Friends may call any time.

CORCORAN-—John E. loved father of Mrs. Mrs. Jack Pyles, Mrs. Dan Mrs. Edward M. Richardsor: Martin PF. Corcoran; hor of Miss Margaret Corcoran and lirs. Elizabeth Horacek of Des Moines, Towa: William Corcoran of Seattle, Wash. and’ Fr Frank Corcoran of Paul, Minn. b. 15. ‘Pune

Puneral Home, 1639 N. Meridian, Ec Peter and Paul Cathed Interment Holy Cross Cdmetery. Friends invited.

HASKELL—Lillie, wife of (liver, mother f O Juanita Hays, W. ann, ; ., and Mrs. ‘Levi williamson, Russellville, Ind., pasied away Sunher home, 3417 Kenwood Ave. Setvice at the Fanner g) Fuchanan Mortuary Tuasday, 11 Friends invited. Burial oro Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary.

HEYWOOD—Mrs. Jessy Wallin, widow of _ Henry B., mother of Mri. Molltgomery S. Lewis and Tholds Wallin He; Indianapolis, and Mrs. Edwin R. Culver Jr., St. Louis, Mo., ne assed away Sunday A iLisY hi panne, 5. om. 4 - Friends invi a

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Indianapolis Times, Monday, Feb. 17, 1941 FELTON—Kate (nee Thompson), widow of Grant Felton, sister of snk Thompson, aunt of William Spenter, Mrs. ry Creed and Elsie Cordier of Indianapolis 1 r! Helen Wysong of Peoria, Ill. stepmother of Charles Felton, passed away at the home of William Spencer, near Morgantown, Ind., turday, Feb. Funeral at the Englewood Christian Church, Feb. 19. Burial Friends may call at the J. C. Funeral Home, 1230 Prospect St.

JOANS—John T., age 69 years, husband of Ella Johns, father of vonne Johns. Funeral from late home, 1531 Union, Wednesday, 8:30 a. m.: cred Heart Church, 9 m. Burial St. Joseph's Cemetery.

MALPAS-_1d3 Cia A E. 21st St., widow of Dr. 8. H. Passed away Sunday night. EaIp rey the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 3:30. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.

RAPPOLD—Alice Emma, beloved wife of John, mother of Barney L., John, George, Clarence and Paul Rappold and Mrs. Alice Bates, city, sister of Mrs. Josie Jones and Mrs. Mary Sanders, Salem, Ind.. passed away at her dh 406 Pine, Monday €0 Funeral 5 Grinseines Faneral 1601 E. New York, Wednesday, Burial Washington Fark Cemep. m.

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SCHERRER—Herman A husband of Bess Buchanan Scherrer, Ae of J. Anton Scherrer, passed away Saturday afternoon. Services at the Flanner chanan Mortuary Tuesday at 2 Dp. Friends invited. Burial. Crown Hill, Friends may call at mortuary.

SHEA—John, beloved husband of Elizabeth Shea, father of Mary and Michael Shea, Mrs. Betty Baker, Mrs. Agnes.Cline and Mrs. Edna Hedrick, brother of Mrs. Bridget Welsh and Mrs. Nora Dwyer of Bloomington, IlIl., died Sundaes: b. Funeral at the residence, 621 N Ave., Wednesday, Feb. 19, 8:3 m. Services at St. Philip Neri Church, 9 m. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.

STRAIN—Mary, entered. into rest Sunday, age 80 years; mother of Miss Jennie Strain, Indianapolis, and Lieut. Col. James 3 train, . Benning, Ga. Trends, ay call at Harry W. Moore Jeas C hapel. Time of service given ater.

SWIFT—Mrs. Matilda, ite of Charles H., mother of Robert H., passed away- Sun: day evening at the Toanlange, 656 Congress - Ave. Service at the Fanner 3 Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 2 p. m Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

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WATERS—Lettie, mother id dimes A. of Dallas, Tex.: Mrs. W. rimes, California, pe; s. B. C, Pale, Beaumont, Waters of Scotia, Neb., and Winitred Waters of Indianapolis away Sunday evening. Friends may call at the Flanner & Buchahan Mortuary Monday evening. Service and burial at Lincoln, Neb., Wednesday.

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y i FLOWER Shop 2922 N. DELAWARE NE: STs1s Lost and Found 7 STF AYED Red Irisit - ie male. - Reward, 2725 E. Rive-side Drive. TA-4815.

LOST—Brown fender skirt, Vicinity East side, Sunday. Reward. CH-1897-J.

Help Wanted—Female

HOUSEKEEPER—White: neat and good cook, Call Sunday or after 5 p. m. Monday. O. L. Browning, R. x 269, 4th’ Ave. & Lafayette Blvd.. Mars Hill.

WHITE, 20-35. General housework 3 Shild,

stay nights Refere N. Meridian, ots 102. TA-5015.

WOMAN" assist children, school age: cooking or laundry; Catholic Pharr More for home. Small salary. TA-2131.

WHITE: for general hosework: assist with two children. Stay on place. References. Over BR-4846. SS ousework, fam-

20. $6. YOUNG white gal, Sta ike ch "home. No cooking. kh shiidrs Ye. HU-5972.

ily laundry. ELDERLY Catholic lady who would apJisciate good home. jzial apt.,, aged _lady. Small wage.

HOUSE WORE, DAY WORK. ODD B OPE RI-1663. 08%

Times wang AS Le bes uns a . RI-5551. Bil will err a - ‘4

at west

For

REAL

Rent... For Sale

«+. Wanted . . . Loans

MORE FOR YOUR DOLLAR AT WILKING'S

Only “FIRST NAME—FIRST GRADE" of Standard Makes Pianos Priced $195 to $3,600. The Only Steinway Dealer in Indianapolis

WILKING MUSIC CO.

Ohio St, Open Evenings.

120 E.

AAU Io

INDIANA MUSIC ( 00. "is E. oho.

LI-4088. WE RENT MUSICAL

' INSTRUMENTS TO BEGINNERS

Now! Also Agency for Martin Guitars.

LORENZ 30 8S. Pennsylvania, LI-4800.

Across From Gas Co.

ANED TO BEGINNERS

INDIANA MUSIC CO, 5,5 Onto.

LI-4088.

RENT A BAND INSTRUMENT, LESS THAN $1 A WEEK

EARSON’ Ind's Comps Music Hs

‘Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms 17

$2.50—27TH, 716 E.—Front studio room, 2 couples home. Meals optional.

$3—EAST, 3400. Lovely rooms; springs; privileges; on carline; men preferred; .CH-5255-R.

ALABAMA, 2412 x Front sleeping room; twin beds; modern home; garage; reasonable. TA-9242.

BOULEVARD = PLACE, front room, near carline, Reasonable. HU-5757

innergentle-

4221 Attractive ladies only.

| BROADWAY, 224 _Targe light unfurnished

room; utilities; heat furnished. Reason-

$5; BRAD NAY, 15608—Large 1-room apartment; sink; hot water; nicely furnished. | $6 UP: Library apartments; desirable furnished apartments; utilities; walking _ distance. 814 N. Meridian

$7 UP—Lar rge > 2-3-room ApaFLBEntE, overstuffed; innersprings, steam, hot water; built-ins, frigidaire. 149 W. 9th, Apt. 8

ALABAMA, 1605 N. — Front l-room and Xitchenetts up, adjoining bath, sink.

Furn. Houses.—Apts. 18A

Houses and Lots Sale 25

ROACHE, 1404—Nicely furnished 4-room house; yard, oad location. Riverside carline.

WA pinion to share small home. $5.50 week. Must be honest. CH-3806.

LADY will share home with Injadle-agey couple; references. 939 E. Epler Ave

Houses for Rent 19

BROADWAY, 1138—2 clean, warm rooms, kitchenette; range, sink; $4.50.

CENTRA

L, 1948—Cozy. warm room, KitchSnetie: utilities. Fine for 2.

Ideal loca-

CARROLLTON, 2546—Attractive near bath: er nee privileges; $3.50; DELAWARE, 46 2a -- Very attractive; newly furnished, newly decorated: suitable business gentlemen. TA-387 DELAWARE, 721 N.—Clean, comfortable to men only: Sp ascoTated; shower; meals

warm;

GRA 4244—Clean, light room, next | D;

bath, 1-2 employed. Reasonable. HU-

7441.

KENWOOD, 3011—Nicels oom next bath, private home,

-5375. Meridian, N., 2823 [57 desirable floor, plenty heat and hot water, $5. WA-6463.

MERIDIAN, 2315 N.—Attractively furnished front room; Janersprings overstuffed; good transportation; phon MERIDIAN, 968 N., Apt. ata, near bath, hot water, innersprings, walking distance; reasonable. NEW JERSEY, 2131 N.—Well furnished; city heat; Wii} home: gentlemen;

furnished, warm $3.50.

-—3 rooms,

NEw JERSEY, 1320 N. 1 private pain, Also apartment reasonable.

LI-

JERSEY, N., 2062 — Twin beds, shower, constant hot water; gentleman; reasonable. TA-6916. NORTH. 2200—Warm, newly furnished private home, good transportation, 1girls. WA-8921.

NORTH, 211 E.. Apt. 27—Accommodate 2 fillison He men: constant hot water: excel-

PARK, 2460—Large front, twin beds, nicely furnished, large closet; reasonable.

SUTHERLAND, 536, (2600 North)—Attractive room: home privileges; near Central trolley; WA-Q! WASHINGTON VD 2814—Large bedLA near bath, 4gSaraRe, breakfast op-

1-2. WASHINGTO! 6024—Comfortable, nicely Soralhed room. Private home. Gentleman. Reasonable. IR-73

WASHINGTON, 3127 W.—Attractive rooms, $3-85, with board, $10. BET1570,

Help Wanted—Male 9

NEAR _Allison’s (Goodlet, 454)—Twin beds, meals optional, private entrance, reason-

COLLECTOR — National organization -in need of collector with some college and executive ability. us ave car and|_ trong determination to succeed. Advance traveling expense and, commission reply give age, education, previous experience and phone number. P. O. Box 666. Indianapolis. * roy like to DRAW, SKETOH or PAINT soe 8 a LENT TEST ad in Instruction

able. BE-1394-J. 15

Rooms With Board ; CRUFT, 1542—Attractive front: twin EL widow's home: 3 meals. DR-0114-R.

AD . . R SRQART 6 AN anBO Ren "Wr

CARROLLTON, 1429—Care for elderly Jas lady in our air-conditioned home. RI

Salesmen—Agents 9A

LEXINGTON, 939—Room and board. EmBoye people or pensioners . welcome.

EXP. TIRE SALESMAN

yh 0Sa0 territary, agus be resident of sity. 5, ary, mm sion, bonus. a Box 9s TV. Co

Positions Wanted, Female 10 HOUSEWORK, CLEANING, LAUNDRY,

A-1 References. RI-1663.

snk | Positions Wanted—Male 11

weight boxer, wrestie ih ing for eas ols Dight watchman, an ver &* Jahon, whi . hsve good ve good references. DU: R1%0781." elefeuLe

T, al track

QUA KER — Want caretaking or paper hanging; $1 a day. Hasry® Mann, 2

Schools & Instructions 12

INDIANAPOLIS MEN, EN. Get N Government ous, CTO $168. mon are now at home, tor 341 examiziations’

eXar rau i, particulars. Frain Institute. Dept. Tor Rochester. N. IP of

YOU LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH PAINT—Write for Talent Test (No Fee). Give (are and occupation. Box 35, care

TI! Pas

PENNSYLVANIA, 2133 N.—1-2 gentlemen: Bo meals; home privileges: phone. y,

EE ineiies meals. Home DrVileges. Be H . 13TH, E.—Gentlemen; _innersprings, |=

priate: Do; meals optional. (Parking.

I 1s W.—SLEEPING ROOM: BOARD NAL. REASONABLE.

5’ ALLISO Nicely. A5rnished room; three meals; $8.

$5 WEEK UP

MILNER HOTEL

GUEST RAUNDEY FREE

126 S. LI-7531

$4 up. Shower, baths. Hoosier Hote city ah 440 Mass, Av.

SPENCER HOTEL J, ON=s atex. Housekeeping Rooms

wishi Bationtny’

hist tudy Etching under

own ~Etcher. call |}

C College car:

N’S, 4923 Rockville Rd. CEN

|Furn. Houses.—Apts.

ENTRAL, J103 Front apartments, well furnished, neat; Iinnersprings, studio, sink, private entrance. COLLEGE, 1524—Clean, jurnished $5. Smaller apartment, next bath,

front, $3. 50.

DELAWARE, 1714 N.—2-room apartment; maple, telephone, refrigeration. Garage. Aas. a heat. 5 N.—2 Complete; adults; aleeping © room; gentleman. Steam _ Parking. DORMAN ront, clean, radio, Mh Otitis, entrance, $5.

428 N. EAST ST.—2-room apartment; good heat; utilities furnished; also

heat. | P

$37.50; N., 3200; nice 5-rm. home. Others. WHITE. WA-4466. (Eves., IR-7956). $45 — PARK, 5152 — 3 Bedrooms, modern double, redecorated, weather stripped, garage; appointment. HU-7772. EN

NEAR GARFIELD PARK 2155 NAPOLEON ST. Beautiful 5 rm. modern bung., hardwood floors, nice lot, garage. Will redecorate and repaint and include in price. F.H.A. - Terms only $25 Mo. incl, jtaxes and ins. Hurry!! Call

John Lookabill MASA son.

When acquiring property follow the safe method. . Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney.

COLLEGE, 1411—Lower duplex, 5_ room bath, heat, water. Adults, $35. RI 5976,

DELAWARE, 2048—Attractive double, six rooms, well located, good condition; ga- _ rage. IR-0588. NEW YORK, 4901 E.—Ultra-modern 2-way 5-room brick double, social room, Venetian blinds, extra toilet, garage; only $50. Adults. IR-1802. ARK AVE, 4327—3-bedroom modern north side of nice Souble; splendid for. nace; 2-car SEL 06 $e. Mr. Burtt. HALL-H o..* -2541

RURAL, 2 N.—3 EY modern single. garage, Nao. RI-1535. Eve. DR-

3-room _fur-

TAIN UARE—Coz, oe vA bath; adults.

shed; private entrance; _ 023 Virdhn ei GROFF, Fura 3 rooms, $6; good heat; private entrance. BE-31 122-M HIGHLAND AVE.. 15 N.—2 Roonis, Trigidaire, separate entrance, private bath; automatic heat. HIGHLAND PLACE, 2943—Two or three cozy rooms and kitchenette, unfurnished; chores and care of furnace as part rent. Riverside bus. N. necting bat furnished A eh m, connectin| h, kitchen Si Heges: frigidaire. LEXINGTON, 804—1-room I iH apart- . ment; Sy distance; (stove heat); reasonable. , LINDEN, nished or unfurnished; 9403. ¢

1205—2-Room apartments, fur-

utilities. LI-

LUDLOW, 1846—2 Furnished rooms, utilities. Private entrance. Adults. Reasonable MERIDIAN, steam heat, “Adults. OLIVE, 8—Warm, bath: r I entrance; venient. Reasonable.

2270 N.—3-room apartment, sink, porch, innerspring.

large room, near Rtilities. Conin-

20° N.—Attractive 2 rooms; private

frigidaire; utilities;

IENTAL _nersprings; hot wate

“ entrance: PARK, 2530—La. warm, apartment; ot furnisned; ties; adults. WA-8028. PARE. 2132 — 3-room bedroom Frigidaire; raalts.

728 N.—3 To Bi , partly furnished: heat, nished: ital entrance. TWO light rooms; quiet, furnished o or unfurnished; utilit

2-ROOM cabin furnished. JONES Tourist Qamp. Highway 36; 5% miles West.

Apartments for Rent 18 Bungalow-Type Apartment

Living rm., 2 bdrms., full size dining rm., large kitchen, front and rear entrances; new stove and Frigidaire; heat, water and garage; $65; best residential section in city. LI-5393 or see custodian. 546 E. Maple Road.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice ants. giadly shown. LI-5588.

General Apartments 23 W. Vermont LI-2439

front room utili-

apartment, living kncheneue; very nice;

kitchen, bath; u utilities fur-

warm; ies. 610

ATE S., 914—Five-room semi-modern single: redecorated. Argeuial. Building & an Association. RI-5901

WASHINGTON, E., 4205— Beautiful 3-bed-room fiedern; A-1 condition; only

Cheap RENTAL Properties

812 Harlan St.. . $20.00 414 E. Yomi SE St. *s TMS.ee.e0.4.$22.50 1054 W. 28th, 6 Ir ..818.00 5324 W. Wash., upstairs hall........ $25.00 1238 Beecher: 14.00 C. R. FANT, 615 LEMCKE BLDG.

5-RM. SIDE OF DOUBLE, water pd., $20. Fine fond ton, Ste this bargain. 908 Daly C. HUFF. 1-7221.

Last your TE ad ULEOTCH' a for sale

ith us. J. GENCY, 106 N. Delaware. CLi5s

6-Room semi-mod ; only 2s 1846 Gent Ave.; aust, decorated. LI-7221. C. A. __ HUFF, 38'2 N. Pin

8-RM. Tou sing] > cottage... are condition. ew furnace last’ 902 Daly St., corner of Pine St. LI-6-RM. modern single house $2 Fine Soldition, New furnace Jagt 15d “717 E. Mich. St. C. HUFF, 221

..$3 71231.

OLO EE ie Sl ] odein $12.50 month. RI-8862. 506. on an

Farms—Suburban 20

“IDEAL COUNTRY HOME—28 ACRES. 6-Room, bath complete; new steam heating plant, electricity, hot water, 2 chicken rooders, extra large barn, garage, olek Fith a woods, pasture and orchar Vacant ice $6500; terms. to Camby, 2 nile west to oun line, first house jorth. Nh daily {IN inspection. STATE AG « MA2384. TA Ro"

SEMI-SUBURBAN, East; double, 3 rooms side, 100 ft. log: Ras, electricity, garages. 1 side rents $1 18.5 0; school, transporta-

tion. $2200. Ter: HUDELSON. "2619 E. 12th. CH-6204.

UNTY—96 Acre Farm, 50 Acres |.

BROWN CO good tillable, buildings, an estate. Administrator Nashville, Ind.

150 ACRES. 6-room house, 2 barns; 23 miles; $3750; terms. 160° acres, unimroved: 23 miles. $1800 cash. N ~7813. 6800 zr

good set P.

improveEight miles 46 Uni-

40 ACRES—or ments, amon from city versity. JAMESTOWN—Six rooms; strict] odern; githuilaing s._ Six acres, $ 00. ELMORE BROS. Inland Bldg. RI 3788.

So ‘Washington St. near Cum10th.

0 rt. Good A trees. heap as dirt.

TWO

berland; $800. IR-7813. 6800 E.

23D ST.. 20 E.—5-Room; ‘redecorated; all utilities: =: furnished. ‘WA-5233.

596+ u duplex, hot water: ready. Adults—no HAMILTON, 447—Three unfurnished rms.; 4 35—3-Bedroom apakis

week Cich redecorated. Adults; MERIDIAN men Ty decorated. G. E., zara BE? BE

$30;

Shean; pets.

week. - »

Wanted to Rent 23

WANTED—, employed $10. LI-8105.

Moving and Storage 24

HODGES STORAGE C

Lk Now. Pay Six Ante Later. Invited

40.730 ACRES; |

5| fair cond., $375 dn., $25.82 ‘mo.

3 138, co

she JRE, Frigidaire, for|———

Union Title Company

Onion Title Bulldin 155 BE. MARKET ST.

DON'T BUY!

. 8. Cruse Realty ONG 128 N. Del. 3616 WATSON ROAD

Four bedroom Colonial. Large wcoded lot "Soto. oa’ by appointment only. ul _Boardmai MA-1331 ____ FLETCHER TRUST CO. AGENT

6-room mod. house; large | : good paint and fencing: tiled; level: good soil, limed: 15 acres wheat goes, with this 2 ar ross. $65 er acre. Terms. $1, v . . Jay Jones, RI-60%9, with JAC CARR, MA-2377.

“NEW 5.ROOM HOME

2369 S. Harlan St.;: double floors; insulation, weatherstrips: full basement; overhead garage doors. is 65x140 feet.

BRIDGES & GR. RAVES. RI-3477. BR-2679.

"OPEN FOR INSPECTION

3724 N. Oxford. New 5-room cape-cod cottage. Buy a new in a new neighborhood. Close in.

silo;

home 5 Call CH-1069.

7-RM. MOD., 418 N. Drexel (4600 E.) $3750; 4 bdrms., hot water heating; Mr. McDaniel. RI-8790. RI-4933.

Duplex, Storeroom, South Good gopdition. Less than $4,000, Bastian. RI-5065. A-1740. 6-RM. Er bdrms.; fair cond. mo. Mr, McDaniel. . RI-8790, RI-4933.

50x200—38th and Whittier, Jor, 3-wa 7 50x 20-Gitach 8 Se iarten and sano. “li.tais.

250 ‘W. 42nd; $3200; 3. $320 dn., $22.03

BA ARGAINS!-—TERMS, 229 N. Richland. 6 r 759 Ketcham. §:room, DO dei +s x $1750 LI-4600. 6. L. HELMS. IR-9122.

1 SP YD, A BEL FOTIAGE NIC 250 DN., $20 MO. WELL ealty, 2308 Shelby, DR-~21907 CLOSING

G ESTATE—Must sell. Five-room modern. {Beech Grove). ", Appraised, e

on hex; Jiod., 3 $16.87 “Carl "Nir. Schaefer, E. Kirk McKinney Co.,

! | swered, day and night.

Marion Music Co. Open sves.

Open Eves.

Accordions A! After Inventory ne INDIANA MUSIC co, 18 E Ohio.

11-4088. 5 UPRIGHTS $12 EACH MARION MUSIC CO. 3. Fen

Open Eves.

New and Used Instruments LARGEST STOCK IN INDIANA,

INDIANA MUSIC CO. 18 Teaons. *Sentals. MENDY gain: Also Jessons on 8'2 N. Pennsylvania, RI-579

RDION CO.,

RADIOS $3 up 3308 E. =D Open Eve.

Furniture Buyers 3

Notice! Will pay extra Zhi. 4] |

phrlces, pay, Ait calls a ot anyou dispose of any and anythihg, , especially

pay sash ay or i TA-T7743

HODGE “win Buy cout Furnive |! Hend. ads ete. RI-2019 Pay cash for

Call Mills furniture, runs, R1-0469

sloves, Prompt, immediate service.

MORE CASH MONEY CH-4617 for complete home or odd pieces, Call Mr. Earls § Must have furniture of all LI-292 kinds. Highest cash prices, Highest cash paid for furni-LI-9271 ture. Hurry! Hurry!

Wanted to Buy

We Buy Buildings and Salvage All Kinds Highest- Prices Paid. Phone for re; Jesthiative EVELAND WRECK

CLE ING CO. 1320 Kentuckv id LI-7100

KEROSENE TANPE J jewelry, . Haviland, Dresden China, cut glass, ellver tets, furniture. LI-9253.

Coal—Ccke a3 = TRY AION

Rex Seo ......... $456

4x2 Clean Forked.

We Deliver 15 Tons

Je] cs" CH-6048

BURN-RITE, 6x4 Ind. No, i chemically treated ...........s WEST VIRGINIA, 6x4 AY NO. 5 .ovveesiress I VIRGINIA, Ig. "6-1 a cla. fkd. » Is. 6-in. Ip $1.00

cesses

We Deliver ¥ “Tons

‘| GIRCLE °C" BE-5055

Real Estate Investments 25A

7 _ TWO HOMES NORTH—$5250 % 7 rooms & 4 rooms; both modern; total income. $57.50. Mead Knight, MA-4353.

Real Estate for Trade 26

TRADE TRADE HOUSE PLANS SERVICE for one acre ‘clear on north side. IR-5611.

Real Estate Wanted

2a 1,000,000 in small homes.were pur=-

$s chased through our office in 1940. We may have a buyer for yours.

ALLISON REALTY CO. INC. RI-2368.

Real Estate Loans 28

2063 we droom apartment; in-a-door. dinette, Fr Ee ASLdalre, U utilities except lights: $45. PARK AVE, 164 — Rooms; gas stove and refrig. furnished; heat and water

id.” G 52.50. Br Tgior ee $294, virervia Ave

4 RMS.; bath; heat; wt.; only $30. ag. rock wool; insul ated; finest heat. 1537 Steele St. C. A. HUFF. LI-7221

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Large upper

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RI-2019 |:

Houses and Lots Sale 25 Priced Right, $3750 modern bedrooms and bath Room Rarage. 1038 W. 32nd St. Call Burtt. LT HOTTEL CO.

SPEEDWAY — One acre fruit. 4 rooms, garage, Horkshon, Jars, 5325 W. 10th UINN. . New Augusta, Ind.

OFF E. mrs

Tage

a, ode Era

DR.—Six 100m modtor our-zoug, Owner.

we ward i

ern. Sell, trade TA-3756.

HOME TEETH

grat 7 aranlee ( Xr RL E =F " gio

WIL LITT} 1 + V.BLOCK Lh

DIXIE: GLO $5.25 Indiana 8x4 No.

DIXIE COAL “00.—:BE-3993 ATLAS FUEL CO.

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EDERAL SRVING

[imes want aas want ad word ‘sel. Bul will

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