Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1941 — Page 17

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

BRITISH TO EAT EGGS OF GULLS

Used to Sell for 4 Cents in Pubs, Now They May Aid in War.

By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN Conyrignt 4 by The Indianapolis Times . LONDON, March 4--Marie Antoinette’'s famous wisecrack, “If the people have no bread, let them eat cake” has found its modern counterpart in the British Government's suggestion that people who cannot get hen’s eggs can eat gulls’ eggs. . Gulls’ eggs always have been fancied by British beer drinkers and before: the war were sold by most pubs at 4 cents apiece. They are Just about as good as plovers’ eggs. The seagull population of the island kingdom being several times its human population, and the average lady gull being accustomed to produce four eggs per nest, there should be, theoretically, enough eggs to keep the country alive in a pinch. It is now announced that, beginning next month, there will be feed for only one-sixth of Great Britain’s prewar poultry population which in June, 1939, stood at 52,000,000. Momentarily, there are rations for only one-third that number. Due to the shortage, several million chickens are going to have their heads chopped off and eggs, which have been just slightly more

numerous than rubies, will be evén|ol Indianapolis and Harry Zimmer-

more precious. The British public still is not being asked to eat emu eggs, as the Russians were some years ago. The difficulty in that case was that the Russians could not even produce emu eggs.

MILK CONTROL BOARD WOULD BE EXTENDED

After long debate, the Senate today passed and sent to the House a bill giving the State Milk Control Board two more years of life. ' The Board, under the present law, to expire one June 30, 1941. The Senate-approved measure sets up a Milk Control Board of seven members, two milk producers, two ‘milk consumers, two distributors and the Commissioner of Agriculture. Appointments, except for the commissioner of agriculture, are to be made by the Governor. Senator Howard V. Johnson (R. Mooresville), declared that the Senate should pass the bill “because the farmers want it.” Several Senators spoke in -apposition, The final vote was 38 to 17.

LOCAL MAN FOUND . DEAD IN HIS CABIN

Times Special BRAZIL, Ind., March 4.—Martin Bouthers, of Indianapolis, ras found Bead of a heart attack in his cabin the Eel River, south of here, Hoy He was 65. [ Mr. Southers was a native of Indiana and lived in Indianapolis most of his life. He was a retired automobile mechanic and formerly worked for the Metal Auto Parts ©u. in Indianapolis. His home was at 2049 N. Meridian St. . He had maintained the cabin on the river for several years and made frequent visits here for hunting and fishing trips. The body will be returned to the Beanblossom Mortuary in Indianapolis today .

CHROME FACTORY GOES TO MARION

MARION, Ind., March 4 (U. P.).— The Huron Chrome Products Co. of Chicago will employ approximately 150 persons with the opening of a factory here about April 1. The Chicago firm, a subsidiary of Gibbs & Co., beauty shop equipEen house, completed purchase of

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former Case Electric Corp. plant yesterday.

State Deaths

william E. Etter, 177. . sisters, . David ors Size. PRAY Payton and Mrs. orcs ES brother, L. B. Etter. DRIA—Albert Kammer, HEE ’ 3 BE et an nd Mar, a 2 Ce OD an: Thomas Black: brother, Oscar: sister, Mrs. Ed Lovell. oh Owens CITY—Mrs. ola Ow * ad le Hush band, Wilbur; daughter, Miss Cora Owens; sons, Cleo and Russell] brothers, Leon, John, Albert and Norton Parks. —James W. Timmons, 78. Suirhr Wie: Ida; s0nS, Walter, Jonn and Russell; daughter, Mrs. E ring. COLUMBUS—Fred W. Fehring, 83. ” ILLE—Charles E. Knox, h PILI fig son, Harry: daughters, Mrs. Hazel Dale and Mrs. Guy Henry. RAWFORDSVILLE-William | L, kis

: Stella; daugh Miss i Fell som. Robert; ,5 ers, Mrs. ord V'ori

gufo John Clark and Mrs. © Catherine Coleman. GLISH— Righail, 76.

Emma Bupvivors: Four “sons: daughter ~ _ FAIR! D—-Mrs. Mary M, Totten, 83. urvivor. L Peon . ; Con SS ar ane - ne 3 NER Sister, Mrs. Rebecca Sparks; brothers, James and Jesse Con-

OR Oe Pavi a M. dE yee e, Or era, paothery ¥ Albert Mrs. Ida Davis.

oa bid NVILLE—Alfred E. Cannon ERSONYILL Wife, Helen;

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Mrs.

ELSE Fvivors: and

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gr ol yo : “brother, Frank: sister 00 FAT Worrell and Mrs. Lawrence Bunn. OTE ast O9SoNTE Husband, George. 'W LISBON—Mitchell Abrams, 67. Sur1 : VERNON—Miss Anna Siener, 64 7 —Miss , 64. se VERN on, Walter, Arthur and ks four iin Vos . Mrs. ‘Lydia Norris and Mrs. Sisters brother, W. T. Myers G— 83. wite, Fannie: daughters, Mrs, Park Gi *Mrs. Glen Brumfield TR ge W. Mason, : u Cha BpEnis Dewitt: John; INGETON__ William Pierce, 20. Nelli Ford Eisler Survivors: ther, George F! Ethel Schildtinecht, Orville; daug ned iD Jenkins; mothtv ‘Hollingsworth; brother, Carl

E—Mrs. Martha Truelove, ons, Carl and Ralph; brother, E—Mrs. Mary Rudd, 77. Surwn Omar Ne fl, survivors: O-Ge 72. BE en . W. Bcholl: brother, rs. Julia Sleener 65. usband, John; Sis ahd” Miss Katie Ford; Louise; ® Lena a 2.8 Spray, 70. Sur-

Max. be ~ brother, sister. A Mina 8 Mrs. I Laird,

1 ILLE—] yy vI Brower y pg Louis, d and Ro Ku sons, Harold,

dey and Chester. oh! isc Ts. Survivors: Wife, farg y, Fisch Sons, Christian, Herebrt, Charles

brother, Hen Walter Hill, 54. Survivors: HusRent wiligrd % "Weaver. Mis, Russell Nancy and Sa ji; T'S. Otto Lee: ate} jon, Raich Hi

yrntown—Mrs. Alta on, 179. vors: Son, Forrest: rother, Sylvester

I E-—Jesse T. Smith, 52. Sur Love and

8. Puri Leslie, Frank and Willia B N—Mrs. Laura R ohson, 73. rs: Husband, Daniel; son, Floyd; _Jacob Flifer.

PERMANENTS Croquignole Steam Oil Permanent complete with hair cut. shampoo,

push-up wave 31, up

sons, rg Robert, | FRAZ

Job Hunter Goes On Hunger Strike

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. March 4 (U. P.)—William E. Anderson, 23 | years old, who was rejected for | military service because he was 40 pounds overweight, is on [a “hunger strike” today to “show people how much I want a job” Mr. Anderson said he would not eat until he obtains a job. “I have been to more than 50 places looking for a job without | luck because I weigh too much,” | he said. Mr. Anderson was & member of the National Guard for six years but was rejected by the Array’ when his unit, the 191st Field Artillery, was inducted into regular | service 1ast week.

| Deaths—Funerals

ISADORE ZIMMERMAN DIES IN WISCONSIN ®

Cantor Myro Glass and Rabbi Elias Charry will officiate at services al 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Aaron: Ruben Funeral Home for Isadore Zimmerman, a former resident of

Wausau, Wis.,, after a long illness. Burial will be in the Esraz-Achim Cemetery. Mr. Zimmerman, who was 25, lived at 1916 Park Ave. before going to Wisconsin He was born in} Indianapolis. f Survivors are' his father, Isaac Zimmerman; two brothers, Alfred

man of New York, and three sisters. Miss Rebecca Zimmerman and Miss

Indianapolis,’ who died yesterday ii

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Indianapolis Times, Tues. March 4, 1941 iT SNES Nanhie: of 18 E. Raymond beloved wife of Elmer Jones, mother oF Anna Martin,

8 s may call at her

“Hill Cemetery. Beanblossom

ien {home until time of services. Service.

MOQORE—Laura.

f Thomas R. of Mrs. zel Oakley. B. and Slarshee E. Moore, sister randmother of homas Qakley Services Wednesday 3 m. Har Moore Peace Chapel. Punial Memoria Park. Friends are welcome.

RAMBAUD—Emil J, of 1218 Prospect St., husband of Garnet Zobbe mbaud, father of Joseph, Mary, Catherine and Margaret, passed away Sunday. a. m.; alco survived by one sister, Friends may call at the residence after 6 4 Services Wednesday, 8: 0a

7 BEX—Idabelle (nee Hoffman), daughter of

Fate and Ida Hoffman, sister Mary Gunter and Johnny passed away at the td A St. Funeral at he residence FJursday, Marc

6. 2 p. Inte. . Jackson Cemetery. Friends Tvited:

SMITH Grace May, beloved mother of Claude, Floyd, Rollie, John, Leo, Jonathan, Mrs. Nellie SS iriey and Annie Young, sister of Callie Cowen and Nealie Scott. de ard this life Sungay. Funeral at residence of daughter, | Nellis Marley, 4500 E. 30th St., Wed., To 12:30 p. m, at Blue River ‘Baptist A rel, Burial Conover Cemetery, near dinburg. Friends invited. Mowe & Kirk sslvice. (Shelbyville, Ind., papers please copy

SOUTHER—Martin H., formerly of 616 Arbor Ave., passed away Pv ay morn- . ing. Services Thursday, 2 p. Ba at W. D. Beanblossom Mortuary, 1327 W. St. Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

STOUT—Louise Harting, mother of Fred H. Stout, ' passed awa) residence, La Thursday. 2 p. neral Home, 2150" . ridian. Crown Hill. Friends may call .at -t funeral home after 6 p. m. Tueday.

TEEPE—August H., husband of Pie Lewgliya Teepe, father = Sarie en H., Her- ! R. rthur H. and William C. ae. Sata away at his home 1808 Zwingley Ave., Monday, March 3. Friends may call at the J. C. Wil

of Mrs. Hoffthall,

Betty Zimmerman, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Alice Cherry of Wausau.

SERVICES ARRANGED FOR CRASH VICTIM

Mrs. Nannie Jones, who was killed in an automobile collision Sunday near Bloomfield, will be buried in Round Hill Cemetery followifig services at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Olive Branch Christian Church, /of which she was a member. Born in Bedford, Mrs. Jones had lived here 22 years. She was 54 and lived at 18 E. Raymond St. Survivors are her husband, E. FH. Jones; two daughters, ' Mrs. Lois Martin and Mrs. Albert Hayes, both of Indianapolis; three sons, Fred

apolis, and Elmer H. Jones Jr. of Chicago; three sisters, Mrs. William Acheman, Mrs. Charles Doyle and Mrs. Rose Cornwell, and a brother, Ralph Naragon, all of Indianapajis, and nine grandchildren.

CHAPLAIN EXPLAINS ITEMS FOR SOLDIERS

FT. ORD, Cal, March 4 (U. P). —Chaplain W. V. Morgan of fhe 13th Engineers has prepared a $ixpoint plan for enabling the “folks back home” to make their soldier boy in camp happy. The six suggestions are: 1. Mail is a big thing in the life | of a young man in camp. He shculd receive a letter or two every week.

and Richard Jones, both of Indian-

2. Laundry is a difficult problem. Send a handkerchief or a pair of sox now and then. 3. A little candy now and then 5 great, In oiled paper. 4, A soldier cannot always get to a postoffice. Send a book of stamps. 5. Send the home town paper. 6. Resolve to send a little package every week. Send one thing at me—tobacco, razor blades, cami ime ice for chapped lips.

RITES ARE SET FOR

Military funeral services for FEmil J." Rambaud, wHo died Sunday in the Veterans’ Hospital, will be held at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in his hone, 1218 Prospect St., and at 9 a. m. in St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. They will be in charge of the Bruce P Robison Post 133, American Legion. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Rambaud was 55. He served two three-year army enlistment periods before the first World War,

oY |and ‘enlisted a third time when the U

S. declared war. He was siationed in the personnel division at Ft. Thomas, Ky. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Garnet Zobbe Rambaud; a son, Joseph Rainbaud; two daughters Miss Mary Catherine Rambaud and Miss Margaret Rambaud, all of Indidnapolis, and one sister.

CONTRACT FOR WAR PLANT

WASHINGTON, March 4 (VU. P.). — The War Department foday awarded a $4,610,000 contract ta the McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Co. |w St. Louis, for construction, equipment and management of a plunt to manufacture armor-piercing \cores

78. | for small arms ammunition.

Deaths—Funerals 1

s. | Indianapolis - Times, Tues.. March h 1 a1

8 8 8. Mo unt Ruth Whited, of .1ndiahap-

BECKER—Mrs. Earlie st., beloved Inother) 0 Mies Rut Ralph and Jacob E. Becker o olis, Chester Becker of New C Rise away Sunday morning. gervice Janner & Buchanan Mortuary, WednesFrien

invited. Burial Cron Hill, Friends may csll at the mortuary.

CASEY—Michael J., of Mrs. Earn est Casey and Mrs. Erwin peta Ries away Sunday. Funeral oy ednesia) 5, 3:3 3 Wa at residence, 1541 8st. t. Catherine's Church. Friends Invited. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at residence. George W. Usher service.

ELLIS My Urla P., 435 Harvard Place sed on Sunday evening, loved oiper of Stephen J. Emma Jane ontani.

a en Prother Voie tA Josie assed arch

EMIL J. RAMBALD =a

Wade co

ilson Funera Home, 1230 oy 3 St. Funeral pore ice Wednesday, at the funeral home. Friends inviteq, Burial Clown Hill. Décessed was a member of I Os F. No. 465

WALLACE, nna, 1547 Alnac Tass pa ls 4 Fle{ochor Ave., » Sister away Monday, March 3. Parner § & Buchanan 4oriuaty 3. m riends invite Bur Crown H Hill, Friends may call at 3

In Memoriams 3 BAKER—Jacob - E. “who passed away a year rig 0 passed away a eep in our art lies a picture Of a loved one gone to re x In memory’s frame we Sel Best it

Because he was one of DAUGHTERS

~ CASEY—In memory of our De Jeremiah J. Casey

whe passed away March 4, A Mr. and Mrs. J. FP, Schmin joes

Funeral Directors

~ WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME

3226 Shelby. Main Office. DR-2570 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W Michigan St. BE-1934

Flanner & Buchanan $5 W PALL CREER BLVD.

GRINSTEINER'S 1601 E. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY S51 N. 951 N. DELAWARE ST.

BERT S. GADD

2140 Prospect St.

GS. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST.

MOORE & KIRK

CH-1806 TA-6056

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

345 N. Illinois LI-5409

USHER MORTUARY

2313 W. Washington St. BE-4567

J. C. WILSON

1230 Prospect St.

TA-337

RI-5374

DR-44T1

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DR-0321 DR-0322

Florists & Monuments

te Fox I ferrier (male) + with back. Wearin ame “Boy. Ree

LOBST—Large black purse, valuable papers within. on 23 . between Meridian and Delaware: large reward. TA-8356. evenings.

LOST aio woisning money LES ay evening. TRAYED— Largs Sask and white cat; male: “Tom.' N. Drexel. Reward. _Th-4260 LOST—Female F and black, 3009. E. Mich CH-3622. LOST—Pekingese dog, reddish, 9 months old, male. Reward. 927 Lexington Ave. FOUND—Railroad ke 3 ad. DRAISTONS. ys; owner pay for

and Reward.

white, brown Michigan. Reward.

Help Wanted—Female

$2.50 PER DAY s straight salary to start, also single woman take orders Bhi ol transpor . © € nec?ssar, Phone LI-7304, Room 504, for at point.

AVON _ PRODUCTS, INC. 534 Illinois Se. needs 3 women over territory.” Fer ow business in reserved ersona nter Som rrion erview required.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK —White,

ls enced; 21-30 = t seer 21-30 od Xtra good calary. LI

GIRL—To work in business ' course, Rm. 401. WAITRESSES tavern. Serving good wages. can WAITRESS—For tavern {Sout Side referred); single; Beech Grove g stesdy, Main, HOUSEKEEPER a nd cook; st - _ary; 21 2 35. ~ TA- -9305 or Y-0pa8°0% ol WHITE GIRL for housework, care

insurance office

1 XN or

38%; Pennsylvania,

Experienced, white, for |B dinners and drinks;

Wohi: stay nights. 1145 8. Ra Eon

NEAT Joloted rea pri ju for general flee work. AY es — on a Ads

Holy Wants ale %

us ® strong determination to Rs. ps Late ‘efvedgerc nd i commission, , education, - erience and phone number” oo Box

86s, Indianapolis. UPLE — White, mi midd] - ban fire furnace; wife h . aly hu sbat) HL paange | for rent; wk ties. 1524 Co! Ry ELDERLY man house to house ? canvassing. Fruits and vegetables: __ Apply after 6 p. oi $a oh ee EXPERIENCED 0) Chautteu FH know Ir aaaeurs.

ven 25-50, W. Henry,

Flanner > Buchanan Mortud day, 1 Friends nvited. But Masonic Cemetery, Crawtordsville. abot 3:45 Wednesday. Friends may call at the Mortuary.

IER — Ora_ (Pi a 52, heloved hushand of 0 iy of

urial Floral Park. Friends may call at the chapel.

FREELAND—Cecil age 51' yiars, beloved husband of Betta father of Thelma Waltz and Laverne Freel and, brother of Margaret Wehr, . Etta Da vis, Mis liam T., Harry and Thornton Freeland Be TT a v . Mi. & on Ortisvan enue. Burial K of I. Cemetery. may call at the Leap Funeral Home until 11 a. m, Wed sesday,

HA Har, C., belo ora Hail nee ple

A ats De Conlins of this city, passed i Qurrie home, 1448 Woodlawn

+40 p. jome 1230

Prospect, St. Friends invited. = Burial

Round Hill. HULSIZER Alara E., of a2 Avondale ered into rest riday evening, Noort, mother oF Stell Hulsizer, ood atid” (Cheer Bard ME T - uisizer Held

. Personal Services

little Rpm UICK RES

a. m.

ad in The TIMES co

16¢ Ls Rs vis” Pho RI 8351

as ic between

Salesmen—Agents 9A

2 Used Car Salesmen . Producers. New car furnished; gas allow-

Mr. Mohler, Northside Motors, 2917 Central

Positions Wanted, Female 10

olgred woman

a, day. ants

References.

12

Central Ph. LI-4287.

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FOR SECURITY and MEQRT

EXPERIENCED holsacleaning bY WA-2056. 1652 ¥

Schools & Instructions $1 & $1.50

Vocal Lessons. Studios.

Yoon & Co.|™

TRUSSES .:: &%

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Merchandise for Sale

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TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 194

Merchandise for Sale

SMALL LOAN LICENSEES SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

HONOR LOANS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET |

Plain note and nothing else. Ne credit inquiries of friends or relatives. Immediate attention to all applications. To apply, phone, write or visit either office.

Payments include charges at Household’s rate of 23% per month on that part of

6 12 16 20

HOUSEHOLD. FINANCE Corporation

O INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES 328 Illinois Building Corner Illinois and Market H. S. Meeker, Myr., hone Riley 5404 Leans Meds to Residents hy Nearby

Bank Bulldog WwW: 24. J Sow, Mig Poona Rey 1471

Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Assn.

330 Occidental Bldg., 8S. E Sorner Wash. and Ill. Sts, 3rd Floor . Rlley 3587

A Remedial Company, erganized in 1912 by Indianapolis businessmen

3

$1 A WEEK

Pays For Any Room ANY ROOM SCLD SEPARATELY

FREE STATE-WIDE DELIVERY

NO FINANCE COMPANY TO DEAL WITH

Fairway Furniture 133 W. Wash. St. |

LIVING ROOM

2.Plece Suite with long-wearing modern cover... Cocktail Table, Occasional Chair, Bridge Floor Lamp, Table Lamp, End Table, Pair of Pillows, Smoker and Magazine Rack.

The BEDROOM

8-Piece m Suite .

pendable

Sturdy Coil Spring, Pair of Pillows, lowcases and 3-Plece Vanity Set.

Personal Services -13

Farm, Garden, Plants 33

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ani

SAVE S86 —Brand New 1911

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The KITCHEN

5-Plece porcelain top tubular steel Breakfast Set in your choice et red or black seats and backs. 6x9 Congoleum

Rug. Deposit

$B hola Holds All

3 Rooms Merchandise for Sale 34

Pair of Pil-

(RUBBER _ 2 STAMPS)

stamps. 30c. Blythe Rubber Sta Stamp Nye 128Y2 PN. Delaware. RI-61

=the only one of its kind in Indiana~==6th largest in the United States. Loans From $10 to $300 Borrow $50 Pay Back In 12 Mos. 1 Jaiments of S533 and Borrow $100 Pay Back In 20 Mos. | 1 Fayments of $611 and Borrow $200 Pay Back In 20 Mos. arments of $12.13 ad. Borrow $300 Pay Back In 20 Mos. i Payments of 51349 and a The Bove fgpres in include principal and interest and apply where payments Your AAO TURE, A%:e. ED DamoND 0: i in safety deposit department at Indiana National Bank. No fees charged for this service. GENERAL . \ GENERAL il fr CHARACTER or AUTO No Endorsers *6 Weeks to Make First Payment, BORROW $75 to $1,000-Take 6 fo 20 Months to Pay Reduce Payments— Consolidate Your Debts— Obtain More Cash MANY LOANS COMPLETED WHILE YOU waIT PARK FREE Across Street in Arcade Garage for Auto Appraisal PHONE FOR A LOAN NEW ADDRESS MARKET 4455 110 E. WASHINGTON

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NOTE FUKNITURE ro AUTO LOANS 10 Ww Reom 207 LI 4584

~ SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

Ohio St

183 N. Delaware Furniture

AUTO LOANS

N OUR ECONOMICAL PLA! A1-8904

and Other MARCH EXPENSES

Expenses are heavy this month—

income taxes. ne gemand Sib extra cash, He win ho

INVESTIGATE SACKS BROS. AUTO LOAN 206-3-10 INDIANA AVE

A. “Room” ad in The TIMES costs as little as 16c per day AND produces QUICK RESULTS. Phone RI-5551 between 8a m and 8 p. m.

or more in embarrassing friends or on lover. iis red 2 Sngiole Sian , reduce iy nstallments S

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OUT THIS AD TO REMEM-

(STORM SASH A Ty

LL & DURBIN, storm sash, doors. Estimates free. Prompt service. 523 Mass.

LI-2184. (WINDOW BLINDS) ENETIAN BLINDS— Window shades. PATVERSO SHADES. FLOOR COVERING

{CO 142 N. Meridian. Business Opportunities 29

SMALL business requiring 2 days a » week in Sy to trade for city properly worth $7000. Net profit last year. MA-2371. ACK O. CARR. HU-2200.

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buildstone, RI-

WILL TRADE building, remodeling, ing materials, cin ers. crushe gees. brick for truck, car or lots. $189 STEWART WARNER refrigerator, Ss 1 year, Jest condition, eco__nomical, $90. LI-4 VAN DORN 1 h. p. bench grinder, sewing machine motor, shallow well pump. 2541 Main St., Mars Hill. Wanted. We pay cash or trade. Andersen. 3 E. Ohio.

OLD 30LD, ld, wrecked cars. New,

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econom -5551

Phone

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

"ORD registered quality, native e catows § bu 0B heifer calves DAMON SMITH,

TALKING TE — Cheap, cages included, after 5 BK 1007 S. New Jersey St. Better urry. Chi k $7 up. Custom hatching. IR-1957 |g CKS Eastside Hatchery, 4919 E. 21st.

10 BUFF ORPINGTON pullets; very fine; beautiful* no dealers. 3937 College.

Best quality lawn seed and Seed Now fertilizer. Marion Co. Farm Bureau Co-Op. 731 W. Henry. LI-6381.

Merchandise for ‘Sale 34

Roaches, etc., c., easily ‘killed. Bed Bugs with Protecto Spray. LURIE Cco.,

132 8. Penn. LI-3793.

KJLS. letely Tebutlts with two Tdi ce Trey ve money on 8 handy EIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO. 30 E. Washington -1151. 4-INCH stone veneer, ‘Million Population Neyecking Co.. Delaware LI-627

AIR COMPRESSORS cy, an.

M.&E. Mfg. Co., 720 S. Meridian. RI-1549, HARNESS Leather Goods, Including Saddles, for Cash. Farm & Home Supply, Inc. 1325 Ky. Ave. MIMEOGRAPH, letter folding machine,

Munigrapi and typewriter. LI-1950 or 406 Rauh Bldg.

cheap. 310 S.

G. E. Monitor Top, 7 cu. ft., looks like new. Factor uarantee one year, y 8 $59.50

FRIGIDAIRE RETAIL 2%...

2-PIECT overstuffed suite, $15; 8-pc. wale nut diniag rm. suite, $25; walnut bedrm. suite $25; tabla top oil range; table top gasoline range; cook stove, $12. kinds of other furniture at Dargai rics. J. P. GRIBBEN & SON eridian. Open all day until 1 9 p. m. Dining rm. suiet, extra fine solid olid walnut, sofa bed, practically new, 39.50 : $39.50, can't be told from brand new; draperies, Jeally Ao vacuum cleaner, $2. LY Eves till 10. Bates Studio, 2255 N. Meridian. RENT a Modern Air-Conditioned Ice Refrigerator for Only

$9.50 a Year

Polar Ice & Fuel Co., 2000 Northwestern

MAYTAG r.lohaitionea $16.50

Reconditioned 225 E. Wash. Open Mon.-Fri.-Sat. Eves

NEW and Used Lumber, 2x4s; 2x6s; and other good lumber, cheap. Rear . Washington St. MA-3087.

aia Simplex windows, tables, lumber, ek, Ea RAN

Ros _ LUMBER CO. WA-331 “Per 100 sq. ft.

Wallboard ©. &.™ $2.60]

8. 8. Rhodes & Son, 340 W. Wash. LI-8833

WE WE CAN build you a dandy 2-car garage with 4 windows, Joller Joos and 3 20. of paint, for $189. LI-7910

2 ROLLAWAY beds: full size: like 2132 N. Pennsylvania.

Electric Washer, good condition. 3308 E. 10th. Open Eve.

FIVE 5-foot bath tubs (used). 1210 S. Sherman Drive. pols

RUSH JOBS MAKE US SMIL HENDRE PRINTING. 685 Century Bidz. MA-3467.

STORE fixtures. bakers’ equipment. special

2x10s 610

new.

$15

is each,

R&R STORE Genuine Inlaid Linoleum 89¢ Values up to $1.89 Sq. Yd. sq. yd, HOOSIER PAINT & LINOLEUM za W. Washington. 211 'E. Washington, MPLE'L 2 UR ol new hi

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1320 Kentuckv i G CF 1100 NEW AND i Window Sash and Frames

Marion Material Co. 2046 Northwestern. TA-4543,

INSIDE GLO PAINT, per gal INSIDE VARNISH, r ga al. INSIDE FLOOR PAINT, OOSIER PAINT & L 330 W_ Washington. 211

a1 $1.15 ' STORE ._E. Washington

REN SUDDEN DEATH It's 1 new, edorless,

KILLS TERMITES, BEDBUGS, ETC.

equipment buv-sell 419 ® Ohio

ALBERT G. MAAS, 31 Va. Ave. RI-3315.

BER THE ADDRESS_BRING IT

QUICK = DAY SERVICE No Kiubariassing Inquiries

080) 17274 FINANCE 304 Kresge Bldg. s . COR. PENN. © a PR

REAL ESTATE

For Rent... For Sale... Wanted . . . Loans

Rooms Without Board 14

16

$3 Delaware, N., 815; steam heat, cozy, “parking. Gentleman,

ALABAMA, 2412 N.—Twin beds, modern Home. ) Suitable = 2 privileges, garage, reaBROADWAY, 2340—Newly furnished front studio or bedroom; next bath; reasonable. WA-3937. BROADWAY, 2240—Attractive new furniture, twin, single beds, private home, reasonable. Phone. BROADWAY. 2351—Nicely furnished room,

Locally owned and managed.

Park for Appraisal

Office on ground floor. Park next door. Walk about 20 feet, bring In title and get your loan. It's that easy. Buckeye Finance Co. loan dept. of

BROADWAY, 3223—Large front, twin beds, 2 large closets; Diivate home; gentlemen; EE 1 LLTON, 2110—Large front, reason“ables win beds; suitable 2; maid service. Sten WE elie oiEe 175%: TABLE _WaA-3013. : :

YIES CO. 219 E. Ohio St.

| | sleeping rooms in a neigh! DELAWART, 1846 — Very attractive; newly furnished, Newly decorated; suitae me Frntiomen. TA-38175

WARE, N.—Warm Toom, DANA th vate home, steam heat, reasonable. -0333.

Delaware DS home, reas. TA-0333

WARE, 1936 N.—Large front. twin separate ana! oll heat: reasonable. TA-7525. DELAWARE, 1221 N. rooms, good heat, walking distance.

6798. No. of 34th lovely front

GUILFORD room, gentleman. WA-372:

LASALLE, 430 N.—Front room, twin beds, for 3 men. « CH-7395-J.

NEW JERSEY, 2839 N.—Attractive front: nersprings: hot water; private home: pe ntleman; on

Personal Services

(ALTERATION SPRUIALISIS

2150 N., warm, adj. bath,

LADIES’. MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN * PRESS “REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE MEYER O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th 7 eel R:}

-— 3 Nice sleepin Pls

AUTO REPAIRING) WE LOVE ashed Sener. and Broken Parts.” Bring them to Kram Body 5 Welding Shops, - Waa North.

western (BRICK WORK) eo 1h PENTER — Cement and brick work, CR and gsperal remodeling. Bstimates free.

(BUILDING & REMODELING)

BUILDING and ‘remodeling. No down pa Byment on remodeling; ¥ years to ay:

(CINDER—CRUSHED STONE) C

INDERS — Bacavating, driveways and | uo PR basements. Wood, | , furnace, stove | WOODR' and kindling.

Sid TERIN ) PLASTERING: new a Sepals ir "Jobe; inranteed. Tali rvice. H

I Fong

CLEANING REPAIR Oil Burners. HALL-N

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JERSEY, os —Warm, 1-2, ad nine bath, rr Teal home.

PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2505—Clean, quiet aitractive. room; -$4;

warm good borhood. Sos 8790.

WASHINGTON 2838 —Warm, cheerinners pring s: i Path: TeAsonabl er 2.

studio ss h1A om DE Taher] sonable. CH-BI2: yo by, fo: WE 536 nished only. CH-6748 le Drive)—

Sar a win N.,

ntleman. Reason he CH-317 Sentlem

29 el aT ront wiking distance.

Nicely fur-

) IG isto; Furiuces; Burners:

FURNACES. 1-40

Aas (USED)

BLOWER "canifol Autom Automotive: CE: deaitod|1 G)

1

OTH, 2 la closet: Private en. |25

mE oadway,

light Yoon} Hy heat furn employed persons; reasonable. R Allisons (Washington. 3912 odern. large, front, garage, 1, men. BE-3255.

Unfurnish Corp... 963 irchen i oe om: Bet

2224; Jarge.

ished LI-8981. IR-9998. (GARAGES) GARAGE. 18 E.

ecialty. W.)—

2 gentle-

near carline; steam heat; gentlemen pre-| — ferred. WA-6898.

PLL 1151 — Two Disely i4rnished B

ad-| BRO,

8 E. DRIVE Nicely furmm single room; garsge; men| _

Hotels | $4 up. Shower, baths, Hoosier Hotel city heat. 440 Mass. Av, BELMONT HOTEL—Clean and comfortable rooms, $3 > 227% _ E. Ohio. NEW JERSEY, 228 N.—Nice modern rooms, good heat. Weekly rates, $2 up.

Housekeeping Rooms 17

1608—Nicely furnished water;

$4; BROADWAY, room; new studio couch; hot . phone. 6 UP—Library apartments; desirable furnished apartments; Riles; walking distance. 814 N. Meridian

ALABAMA, 2535 N.—Small Hire apartment also large bedroom. first floor; verv. reasonable.

ALABAMA, 1440 N.—2 near bath; extra warm, clean, innerspring, utilities: Reasonable.

LAINE, 1487—2-Furnished rooms in tage; utilities S20eD% heat; private entrance. BE-3010

BROADWAY, SO um unfurnished apartment. rage ¢ optional. TA-0781. ROADWAY, 1138—2 rooms, kitchenette, Pile Pee $6.50. Room, kitchenette,

cot

front 2-room Utilities. Ga-

CAPITOL, 734 N.—2 Lovely rooms, chrome breakfast suite; innersprings; stoker. Parking. Adults. CARROLLTON, 1226—Linden, 1205—2-Rm. modern apartment; fished or unfur__nished; utilities. 11-940: CARROLLTON. 2507—3 0 light rooms, good heat; near bath; oe Adults. DELAWARE, 1645 N. — ooms, sink; next bath: steam heat. a a utilities.

FALL CREEK 155 E. (at Delaware)—Innersprings; refrigerator; utilities; every- _ thing BE J A-2396. GROFF 441—One room; gas. heat, lights, water; ate entrance; $3. BE-3123-M.

ILLINOIS, 1736 N.—Large front room; inners rings: electric refrigerator; sink;

_ Roo 11—2 Modern

Walking distance. Reason MERIDIAN, 2270 N.—Large room, Kkitchenette; innersprings; steam heat; next to bath. NEW 13 N.—Front 2-room apartment: private entrance; everything furnished: pho

9 N., Apt. rooms, near bath, jpiersprings. ble

RIENTAL, 20 N.—Attractive 3 rooms, innersprings; jrifidaire; utilities. Private an hot e ENNSYLVANIA, N.—One room, wood Ee steam It wi TLR,

11TH E., 913—1-2-room apartments, near bath. Nicely furnished. Side entrance.

25TH E., 820—1 or 2 modern rooms; private entrance. First floor. Laundry.

TWO large light rooms, quiet, warm; Jus th qd or unfurnished; utilities. 610 E

2-ROOM cabin; furnished. JONES TOURBr a AVP, Highway 36, 5% miles W.

Apartments for Rent 18

d | BALDWIN'S t., nm A Riecker; brake service a LAU Ly (GROCERY & MEAT MARKET) FOODS—Bills Market, 1901 Yandes. ality Groceries. J Phone Wa. 1. Free’ Dettvery. G & G

(HAIR 8 Hair style, cut “MorriBob Farmer 2a: 2% ad LI-0153

(HILL'S SNAPPY rn —

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large closet; no

39D, 615 W.—Cheerful; other 1-2; reasonable.

ers; a sth om TS; garage; NEAR M E. HOSPITAL—Cross ventilation; private exit Sutratice; St: Sp stant hot water; in-

fortable room: steam heat;

con-

2 tas stant hot water; large

TA-8415.

Rooms With Board 15

CRUPFT - 1542—Attractive front: twin

$5; beds: widow's home: 3 meals. BR-Gu1oR, board,

.| FABROLL LLTON, tleman St Jonersprings; near bath: park-

ing. ng. WAOn Ta —will care for elderly, convalescents and chronic; good heat

RMAN, 305 SEOs (e010, Drivile eho) on. ‘MA-4810, "° HOLMES, 1093" N.—Board 25d room nw private home mt

AL STowRtL } mer.

(PAPER ENG PAPER cleaning, shing, C interior exterior, wel YN usranted AN:

(PAPER HANGING) G--"41 Samnipl t!

pe aan wot a: Temodelinie. bu buil T (Paper Hanging & P SUL

Paper hanging and Painting. Wanted Est. free. Phone BE-2007-W. PLUMBING & HEATING) . HOLLE & lumbing, Heatin "pepairine 3827 Fr Ta Aen TR 4360. wm

C. W. BURRES, A work sp

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P terior, quaranteed

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KENWOOD. | 303¢_Tarxe front Form TE 8, attress; optional TACI60 Tels} Breakiam LEXINGTON, 039—Room and hoard; - Barans people or pensioners welcome;

trond room, Jplend d meals. Fished

703 N w=Attractive, good heat lent Lge h . Penn ing trolley. Wa a me: i:

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Tumbin and heating: ecialty. fue'N . ‘Holmes. | T.

adiioon,

i ds. ties furnished. See custodian. TA-

Desirable Apartments

Talbott, 2043 N.; 1-bdrm. mod., stove & refrig. furn.; heat & water pd.; $40. Central Av., 2610; lower dup.; 4 rms. mod. heat & water pd.; gar. $37.50. Southeastern, 19181; upper dup.; Hod: heat & water pd.; 6 rms,; gar.;

LI-8401. 44 Virginia Ave.

435; CARROLLTON, 2824 N.—4-room mod- _ WA-89 Suglex: A-1l; heat, Wa] built-ins.

Bungalow-Type Apartment

Living rm., bdrms., full size dining large Kitchen front and rear enraces: a stove and Frigidaire; hea

garage; best residenti bi 11 in city. 1.5303 or see custodian. 546 E. Maple Road.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Cholee apts. gladiv shown eneral ArT

22 W. Vermont. LI-2439.

BROADWAY, 2465 — Attractive 4-room apartment; steam heat; refrigeration:

poe s Enipnes, 3-bedroom G. BE

N. — apartment. pewty’ BAT, garage.

MA-3519. BE-4446.

3541 N. MERIDIAN

Astracive 1-bedroom apartment, all

Furn. Houses.—Apts. 18A $42.50; ALABAMA, 1214 N.—Rob-Roy; niceFrigidaire. L 3 rooms; private entrance, igidaire. LI-9659.

KEYSTONE, 4612 bungalow. Bus service. bedroom. HU-5806. SOUTHEASTERN, 1806—Cozy two-room, first floor; . utilities, private extrance. Bus. MA-2066. 2 AND 3-ROOM apartments; steam heat, Frigidaire, utilities. Call at 1933 Central.

19

1623—5-Room modern upper ardwood floors: garage; water

N.—b-room modern Owner reserves

Houses for Rent

COLLEGE, duplex; fh COLLEGE, 4010—3-bedroom double. Newl te, Garage. Close to schools an markets, $45. BR-0257.

COLLEGE, 1411—Lower duplex; § bath: heat; water; adults; $35. 5976. After 4 v HOMEPLACE, 6324-1, duplex; bath, furnace, 1-car gar.; water paid; $22. Call Mr. Burtt, AALL-HO ¢o., Tr 2541,

ILLINOIS, 2620- N.—4 bedroom, new furnace, redecorated, near St. Vincent's _ Hospital. HU-2093. WASHINGTON. 4816 east side of double; 1-car Mr. Burtt, Hall-Hottel Co.

rooms, RI-

E.—5 Rooms, mod.; Bags $35.00. 6-ROOM mod. single house, $25; BD . “condition; new furnace last year. 3 E. Michigan St. C. A. HUFF. LI-7221

Good RENTAL Properties

300! College: large living room with firelace; sunny bedrooms; nice laundry; ne oR hardwood floors through.

oul; garage; paid 638 {ct fefticieny apartment; all Stilities : newly decorated, .$26.00. 1070 W. th; upper duplex;

4 rooms with ban, water paid .00 29 = ohn, storeroom; good loca-

hi an:

615 Lemcke > Bldg.

c Rr. FANT RI-1419 $32.50; NORTH; nice 3- bedroom dbl.; gar. $32. 50; iy 3: Delaware; 3-bedroom home. $70 N., 0; lux. new Dutch Colonial. Others, White. WA-4466. Bh RI-7956).

4 ROOMS, semi-mod; water pd.; $17.50. Fine heating stove furnished, $1 per mo. New Texojite Suitped ‘walls. 930 Daly St. 3. C. A. HUFF. LI-7221.

1120 NELSON Le Te i 2 rooms; garage: reasonable. rent. (2700 block, Shelby.)

LIST your rentals ane with ui 108 N A Delaware.

SRE ASE LI-5596.

Farms—Suburban

F Good 5-rm EAST =m

Double: Bargain 5-rm. a-side; $3,000. Double: 3-Rm. a-side; big lot; $2,200. 10% Dn. Hudelson, 2619 E. 12th. CH-6204.

acres, Located Ed big barns; sixhouse, Trade for store or_ city RES & Call 156 Pendleton, Write ESTRIDGE, Pendleton, Indiana.

RES—Six-room house; built-ins: eleci pump: garage: barn: outbuildings:

'm. bungalow, 000.

20 coro

FOR SALE — Th

Houses and Lots Sale 25

SAVE YOUR RENT

$34 PER MO.—10% DOWN. Two Colonial homes left. rick hi and one Tame,

Four ro te. le. floors; insulated: weatherstripped; fine kitchen} full basement: overhea gara doors. BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Ber! RI-3477.

Investment Ground

5% Acres splendidly locat: : for Subdivi ah 000 bi 34 A eastern Ave. rsd HY 2893 RI1-6412

. 8. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del.

811 N. Gray

Extra fine home; reconditioned; 33.850 Terms to suit, Harry Harmon. LI-37

HU-5241. @ 1019 guburn—bin ao bungal 934 Hay 2 ne oom ungalow, LIPS BE 3089; RI-4933. ro MOD.—250 W. 42nd., $3,500, Near Butler Univ.; long living rm. § fireplace; full bsmt.; small lot; no gar. Only $320 dn., $29.70 mo. incl. taxes and ins. Mr. McDaniel, RI-4933, RI-8790. :

Only,

NICE HOMES—$1,9 14 N. Tremont—32 oy roo

ryer—5-room nod, bungalow,

Bargain—V; Ld N. Dearhorm. pFive “Tooms: toilets . ASV erm Bag = LI-4600, IR-9122, 1031 Sucks

VDELL, 966 — Ten rooms: lavst down: double garage; large lou: $225 $150 down, $21 month. RI- 8862. 508 In _ land Bldg.

J eee .00 FIVE-ROOMS- A-SIDE DOUBLE, near Ele WIL-

PL ad, PoE in Irvington.

365 TERRACE, 31540 Ringgold. or Se] STUDEBAKER REALTY,

EAST on McCarty. lights, water; __ 3759.

Cis 363 dn. Ne DR-2197

Seven rooms: gas: good location. Owner. ras:

Stepping Stones .:’ ro, Wheels. Colored Buyers

T have 2 doubles above th is 6-rms. -a-side strictly mod snd thie” 2

3 THIS a Suds strictly 7s Bok: and very wel] locate purchased on easy terms. DR-7925 Coy

RED—8-rm. brick, s1508 Cs tol Ave, N.: fireplace: : only § $248 8 down, ue 8 mo. all Fr. efor A-3521, LI-7045. E. Kirk Me ay Co.

OOLORET 2200 N.

* Aiguched

Five un Cor. Hot $300 Hn Mord Kilo Bia A

x- Real Estate Investments 25A

Tee Apa Greenfield, Ind. opthiy ine Income 368 Terms.

Th _ field, Indiana.

McParland road, Southpors. Owner. PERRY YLOR. DR-4488-J.

3- RE Hr $500 DOWN. W. 10th to County line, first house S. vacant. Appointment any time. LI-9264. Per ndiananolis or 50 Titles vast Trade olis property, cash or ren 5464 E. Washington.

Real Estate for Trade

IX JApartments.Up to date: built-in tubs with shower: lot 80x180. Trade for large ‘home, smail i

a we

181 est

ACRES—Southw of Bloomington; food ujldmgs S13 A AM, Sols.

ABRAM, B8ols-

60 Ee on aE chicken house, Wiles Southeast West Port, $2500. ee

Wanted to Rent 23

WANTED Three nicely furnished houseKeeping rooms, vicinity Rhodius Park.

Moving and Storage 24

mod, house south Call W.

PACKARD *36—Convertible cou cheap, or trade for equity on real esta Pros fer double. WA- 0211. fs.

Real Estate Wanted ~ BUYER WAITING © We have buyers for 5-rm. Jhod son post Side, SE gt . DR-1513, Boy fy KIRK | 000,000 in small hi > © hased through our o Toe, yg We may have a buyer or yo

Store ‘Now. Pay Sit Months Lat x Mo Inspephion Invited nhs Ri-2019

Houses and Lots Sale 25

PRICE SLASHED Good Building Lots

ALLISON REALTY CO., INC. RI

Real Estate Loans 28

HOME FINANCING

Well located on South Side, DR-7925 Edw. Dillehay RI-6412 AE SURE of YOu ot amano uh ab stract Ig

nion "Title Co. 158 BE Market St. Union litle Bidg. Fountain Sguaze—Modeth crits |

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quity. Reasnasle if 80 it Sold F amediate

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