Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1941 — Page 18

"PAGE 18 Jimmy Silent on Romance Rumor

LOS ANG GELES, March 11 (U. P.) —Capt. James Roosevelt, eldest son of the President, today re=fused to comment on reports that he would marry nurse Romelle Behmeider how that he finally is ivorce rom Bets, Cushin Roosevelt. y 8 Miss Schneider was his nurse two years ago when he was in the Mayo clinic for a gall-bladder operation. Mrs. Roosevelt's decree became - final yesterday. He gave her $65,000 for the support of herself and their two children.

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“‘all-powerfull central government,”

CONFERENCE ON BUSINESS URGED

Drafting of an Economic Constitution Suggested By 0’Mahoney.

WASHINGTON, March 11 (U. P.).—Chairman Joseph C. O’Mahoney (D. Wyo.) of the Federal Monopoly Committee suggested today that Congress call a conference § of business, labor, farm and con-| sumer leaders—similar to the con-| stitutional convention of 1787—to| draft a national economic constitution that would abolish the eco-| nomic uncertainties “which seem to threaten even our political system.” He also proposed “national charters for national business,” steps to increase the incomes of the lower brackets, “material reductions” ip tax rates on returns from new énterprises, and more vigorous enforcement of anti-trust laws,

Urges Remedies

“The danger to democracy does not proceed from the propagands of those who believe in the authori tarian state, but from our own failure to comprehend the causes of economic instability and to proceed immediately to. democratic remedies,” -he said. The American people must choose between free enterprise and Government planning, he said, and if it is to be the former rather than an

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lic meeting. Proposes 4 Points To maintain “our faith in free enterprise” and to reverse the trend toward authoritarian government, he proposed a four-point prograni: 1. National charters for national

business— ‘huge collective institutions which carry on our modern business” must assume “more definite responsibility toward all the people of the nation than they now have.” 2. Effective and thorough enforcement of anti-trust laws—"the great crisis which the world now faces in the conflict of democracy and dictatorship” should convince all that the time has come to outlaw all monopolistic practices “in a way that will be effective.” 3. Encouragement of new busingss and small enterprise—‘first a program of incentive taxation and, s¢cond, the establishment of a system of privately insured loans. .. .” 4. A national conference of leaders— ‘to concentrate public thought and action on objectives on which there is general agreement, instead of, as now, on objectives concerning which there is only misunderstarnd-

Scores Business

“Business leaders who object to any government action,” he said, “overlook the plain fact that there|, is no possible way of bringing about the co-ordination which we need except through Government action. “The first and most necessary step is to recognize that we must have a national rule for national busi-

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at his home, 134 W. Maryland St. He was 73.

Long had traveled widely.

his{ children followed his footsteps. A son, Leo F. Long, is a professional

professionally under the names of Francis and Wally.

Modose. Susie; Indianapolis, James and Harry Long of North Vernon.

Priday Church. Vernon.

TAX RECEIPTS GAIN,

—(rovernment receipts for the fiscal yeer, swelled by heavy income tax payments, exceeded $4,000,000,000 on March 8, the Treasury's balance sheet showed today.

$2,007,728,962, $3,6561,661,851 on the corresponding date last year.

faster on March 8 they were $7,746,353,839, as compared with $6,362,610,266 on March 8, 1940.

$8415 IS LEFT BY

| FT. COLLINS, Colo., March 11 (U. PP) .—Larimer County Commissioning, suspicion and disagreement.’ |¢ ( (ieorgiana (Mammy) Coff's estate, and recoup part of the $9100 board bill she ran up during 17 years in thie poor house.

mer slave, supposedly was destitute. Eut after she was buried—at the ‘County’s expense—the Commissioners discovered she owned $5630 in building and loan bonds and had '$2785 in a. savings account.

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Warren Lane Dies

Resident Was on Stage for 25 Years; ' Rites to Be Friday.

Warren E Long, a vaudeville perorrper, minstrel man and musician or ‘more than 25 years, died today

Born in North Vernon, Ind. Mr. Two of

lown and his daughter, Mrs. Flornce Hine, and her husband dance

Mr. Long was a member of the He is survived by his wife, another son, Harry Long of and two brothers,

Services will be held at 9 a. m. at St. John’s Catholic Burial will be in North

SO DOES SPENDING,

WASHINGTON, March 11 (U. P.).

‘On that date net receipts were as compared with

Expenditures continued to mount than receipts, however, and

‘DESTITUTE’ WOMAN

rs today sought to administer

Mammy, who was 87, and a for-

ATIONS FOR BRITISH AID

Aid Allies Committee Head Challenges America First To Do the Same.

NEW YORK, March 11 (U, P.) — The Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies today listed all its contributors of $100 or more. The list was aescribed as a ‘reply

to the recent declaration of Senator Burton K. Wheeler (D. Mont.) that the committee was the “tool” of international bankers and British war propagandists. Former Senator Ernest W. Gibson of Vermont, committee chairman, said an investigation of the America First Committee weuld reveal a “strange conglomeration of business appeasers, bundists, Communists, Fascists and . . . misguided Americans.” He challenged the America First Committee to list its contributors. Mr. Gibson's list showed that more than 700 persons had contributed $100 or more, that the largest single contribution was $5000 by playwright Robert Sherwood and that the committee had collected a total of $324,459. Contributors and contributions listed included: J. P. Morgan, more than $250 but less than $500; Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow, more than $1000 but less than $5000; Katherine Hepburn and Lynn Fontaine, actresses, between $250 and $500; Mrs. Herbert H. Lehman, wife of the Governor of New York, between $500 and $1000; Henry R. Luce, publisher, between $500 and $1000; Samuel Goldwyn, $100; David Dubinsky, president of the International Ladies Garment Workers

Union, between $250 and $500, and |-

a group of about 50 playwrights, stage and screen producers, novelists, actors, publishers and composers, a total of $24,608. Contributors of $100 each included Mrs. Irving Berlin, Mrs. Marshall Field; William Averill Harriman, liaison man between the British and United States Governments, now en route to London; former Justice of the United States Supreme Court James McReynolds, U. S. Supreme Court Justice Frank Murphy, Libby Reynolds and Edna St. Vincent Millay.

‘CRIME FATTENS’ IS BRITAIN’'S SLOGAN

LONDON, March 11 (U. P). Britain adopted this slogan today: “Crime does not pay—it fattens.” Nct only does such a “basic food” as cheese fatten, but it may make the consumer liable to fine or imprisonment or both. You can also become a criminal by eating a herring at the wrong time. Cheese and fish are “basic foods” under the Government's new vitamin control. One may have cheese, fish or eggs or meat at one meal, but not two or more of these basic foods.

CARDINAL DIES IN COLOGNE

BERLIN, March 11 (U. P).— Karl Joseph Cardinal Schulte, 69, Archbishop of Cologne, died today of a heart attack, the official news agency said in a dispatch from Cologne. Cardinal Schulte, a na-

tive of Germany, was elected to the College of Cardinals in 1921.

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Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis Times, Tubs., March 11, 1941

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Tues., March 11, 1941

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ALDERSON-—Birdie, passed away Monday,

age 45 years, mother of Joseph Alderson, daughter of Peter and Ann Beck, sister of Mrs. Lilly Miles, Services Thursday, 8:30 a. m., at residence, 1344 S. Belmont Ave.; Assumption Church, 9 a. m. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Altar Society wil meet for Heaven Wednesday, B.. Harry W, Moore Peace Chapel we c arge.

beloved husband of Verna Coleman, and son of Mrs. Mary E. Coleman, brother of Clyde Coleman and Mrs. Edith Craycraft, passed away Sunday, March 9 at residence, 5018 Broadway. Military funeral, Finn Brothers Funeral Home, Meridian, Wednesday, March 12th, at 2 p. m. Interment Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited.

F., age 70, father of Fred, brother of Chris, Will, Frank, of Indianapolis, and Charles of Chiacga Heights, Illinois, and George of Florida, pasted away Moncay everfing. Friends call at the Blasengym Mortuary, 2298 Shelby St., after 3 B . Wednesday. Funeral services, 2 p. Thursday, at’ the mortuary. Bnter men Washing Park Cemetery.

Elizabeth F., pasted away early Tuesday morning at the residence, 5025 Park Ave. Services at the Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, Thursday, 2 p. m. friends invited. Crown Hill Friends may call . at the mortuary Wecnesday Yvening from 7 until 10

NAY—Hollis F., nusbaind. of Alberta Por-

terfield Nay, father of Jon 5 ey of Mrs. Angia Nay and brother "Mrs. Kathryn Sharp, both of Plainfeld, Il, assed away Sunday. Service at the lanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Wednesgay. 3:30. Friends invited. Burial Crown

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PUTNICK—Charles P., age 60, beloved hus-

band of Nellie Putnick, brother of Oscar, John and Willlam Putnick and Mrs. Lula Rapp of Cincinnati, Mrs. Carrie Oliver, Marion, Ill, passed away Tuesday. neral Thursday, 1:30 p.m, at hiriey Bros. Irvington Funeral Home, 5377 Washington St. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p. m. Wednesday.

Charles Shipman, mother of Charles Vérn Shipman, grandmother of Joan of Fairland, Ind.; sister of Mrs. Clara Greene, Millshoals, Ill, passed away at her resi¥airland, Ind. (formerly 835 N. St., Indianapolis), Monday noon, age 70 years. Funeral services at GrinSteiner's Funeral Home, 1601 E York St., Thursday, 2 Washington Park Cem metery. may call at the funeral home after 6 Pp mw. Tu »

PETTIT—Margaret Ann (nee Duggan), mother of Genevieve Pettit, passed away Monday, March 10. Service Thursday, 8. m., at St. Catherine's Church. BuFriends may call at . Towa St. Member of St. Catherine's Altar Society.

RAINBOLT—Rollie George, of 1717 N. Oxford St., beloved father of Mrs. Daisy Dahl, Mrs. Edith Jackson, Mrs. Grace White and Mrs. Hazele Wampler, city; Lee Rainbolt, Bargersville; Ira Rainbolt and Mrs. Ruby Sullivan, California: od Nellie Anson of Anderson and Ray Rainbolt, Chicago, departed this life Sunday, age ‘80 years. Funeral Wednesday, March 12, at the Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, 2530 Station St., 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends invited.

SHAKE—Flora, beloved wife of Edward L. Shake, passed away Monday afternoon, March 10. Funeral services will be held at the Wald Funeral Home, 1222 Union St., . Thursday afternoon, March 13, at 1:30" o'clock. Interment First Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Trafalgar, Ind. Friends are welcome. Friends may call at the funeral home after Wednesday noon.

SPILLER—Thomas P., of 46th and Post Road, entered into rest Monday. age 57 years, husband of Daisy R. Spiller, fas ther of Mrs. Muriel Cardinal, son of Mrs. Fannie Spiller, grandfather of Thomas O. Cardinal. Services Thursday, Lawrence Methodist Churc . Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the Harry W. Moo Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan St., or 8 a. m. Thursday. Body will lie in state in church from 9 a. m. until hour of service.

WISEMAN—Mary, of 1457 Shepard 8t., loved wife of Simon Wiseman, mother of Fletcher MeMinnis; Services Wednesday, p. _m., D. Beanblossom Mortuary. Burial ‘Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary. [Peru (Ind.) papers please copy.]

WROTEN—Harriet Winona, 3902 Spann Ave, Nidow of Nathen E., beloved mother of G an ng = E. Wroten and Homer AB, nd Roqua Haynes of city, ste) mother of Wiliam Wroten of Cicero, and Ary anuel Wroten, city, departen this ite Monds . age 82. Funeral Thursday, Marc th Moore & Kirk: A pio Sortuary, 5342 E. Washington m, Burial

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YANCY-Parthena, age 88 years, mother of Mrs. Margazel Yokem, Mrs. Julia Fread, Mrs. Ellen Judy. Robert and John Yancy, passed away Monday afternoon \t residence of Mrs. Judy, 0 Goodlet, Services Wednesday, 2:30 p. m., Conkle Funeral Home. Friends invited. Burial r iends may call a - neral Home. ;

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_ ferred: reasonable.

Rooms With Board

$5—COME 1205—Attractive front; twin __ beds; ow s home; 3 meals. DR-0114-R. $7—NEW JERSEY, 2310 N.—Lovely front room, innersprings; privileges. Board optional. WA«1861. CARROLLTON, 2546 — Gentleman; board, room, $7; in petsprings: near bath} parking. WA-5553. MERIDIAN, N., 1618—Nice room for refined invalid ‘gentleman, Trained nurse's

_ care. WA-5040. ; —Nicely furnished Shlendiq yy ood .rans-

RSEY, 2206 front room, poriation.

TACOMA, 25 N.—Nice front room, mr man or employed couple; home privileges. CH-2861-R. TALBOTT, 1703 N.—Nicel good meals; for 2 employed. WA-7852. WARMAN, 1415 N.—Near Allison's; nice large front room: breakfast optional. BE-1805-M.

34TH, 1119 W.. (Clifton; near Allison’s)— innersprings, excellent ‘transportation, 1-2 gentlemen. Reasonable. WA-7511 31ST., W., 154—Large closet; next bath; VA 5933. home; gentleman preferred.

TO BOARD by day or week. Small children. Excellent care. Modern. HU-7584.

Hotels 16

$4 up. Shower, baths,

furnished room;

Hoosier Hotel

» | HOLMES

1705—Comfortable 2-room

4.50; PARK, : utilities; clean; near bath;

apartment; “phone, $6; MARKET, 1514—E.—2 Rooms, kitchenette, private, sink near bath. Adults.

CARROLLTON, 1132—3 large modern downstairs rooms; unusually attractive, overstuffed, innersprings, sink; enclosed Dack k porch: p private entrance. Suitable

SF RRSITIOR 2029—Nice front room; hot water, sink, utilities; private entrance; adults. : CHADWICK, 920—Two unfurnished rooms for housekeeping. Elderly couple preferred. COLLEGE, 2310—Attractive; kitchenette; Pet Pain, innersprings, sink; room with sin

DAWSON, 1036—3 furnished rooms: heat, hot water, gas; electric refrigerator. Bus.

Adults.

DELAWARE, 907 room, downstairs; also sleeping room.

DELAWARE, 139 N.—Large, light, modern, $4. 84.50. Also sleeping room. Walking distance. DREXEL, 618 N.—2-Room furnished ap apartment, front, downstairs. Private entrance, utilities.

GROFF, 1441 —One housekeeping room; heat. Sins, water. Private entrance.

N—1

housekeeping Siivale

entrance,

as, E-

8S., 504—Sleeping rooms or light housekeeping rooms, heat, lights, gas

furnishe

KENWOOD, 2219—Large front room; home privileges; utilities; near bath; reasonable. Sage

NEW JERSEY, —Front one two-room apartments, st: Py 60. Also sleeping. NOBLE, 728 N. — 3 Unfurnished rooms, lights, gas. water; adults; reasonable.

OHIO, 1106 E.—Light BOusekssping T00R. furnished. Private entrance. (Walking distance.) PARK, 1611—2-Room furnished front; 1 with private entrance. Children welcome.

PARK, 1437 — 2 Rooms and fiitehenstie, frigidaire, utilities; $8.50. 4286.

TALBOTT, 1710 N.—3 or 4 rooms, first floor; erage: utilities;

eM Ma adults. TEMPLE, ¢ 0 N_—Newly “decorated 3-room nly

Apart nt. Private bath, entrance, uti ies, en dults

2-ROOM ahi; furnished. JONES TOURIST CA Highway 38. 5% miles W. _ BEATO0-M. 25TH, 610 E.—Nicely furnished front for housekeeping. Near bath: WA

oom

BY A-3854

Apartments for Rant

| Desirable Rr ——

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, 1919%; upper dup.; mod.; heat & water pd.; 6 rms.; gar.;

$35. 00. LI-8401. 44 Virginia Ave.

Bungalow-Type Apartment

Living rm., 2 bdrms., full size dining rm., large kitchen, front and rear entrances; new stove and Eyic\aattes heat,

18A

Furn. Houses.—Apts.

ly furnished 3 rooms; private entrance; Frigidaire. LI-9659. u CENTRAL, 2410—2-Room front, newly decorated, full kitchen, Frigidaire, inner-

springs. Phone.

1900—Nicely furnished 2 bedrooms, complete dining room, Kitchen, all utilities. Garage. Large back yard. CH5193. RI-4092. CENTRAL, 1854—Exceptionally nice 2-room

apartment; extra bedroom optional; pri__vate home and entrance; adults; phone.

2 & 3 ROOMs; steam heated furnished apartments. All utilities paid.

per week. CH-2189.

Houses for Rent 19

BIRCHWOOD, “3632—6-room__modern, $40. G. McCULLOUGH AGCY., INC, . Delaware. LI-5596.

nL EGE AVE, 5850—6-ROOM BRICK— 3 Bedrooms, 1 down, 2 up, 2 baths; rage and social room in basement; 70. BR-5944.

COLLEGE, 4010—3-Bedroom double, newly decorated. Garage. Close to schools and markets; $45. BR-0257. EPLER, 1854-56 E. (5500 Madison Road)— Edgewood; 3 large rooms; modern twoway efficiency double; insulated; references; adults; no dogs. __DR-5675. GUILFORD, 3431—Attractive 6-rm. bungalow, garage. well located. By appointment, 8.

JEFFERSON, 18 N.—8-room modern; decorated; fireplace; plenty closets: _ rage; _inclosed yard. $45. IR~6080. NORTHWESTERN AVE. 3108—Beautiful 5-room modern upper duplex; sunporch, garage: adults; splendid heat,

rega-

PARK, 4327—6-room modern; north side of double; 1-car garage; $50. Call Mr. Burtt, Hall-Hottel Co., -2541. WASHINGTON BLVD., 2907—6-room mod. ; north side of double; 1-car Sg AH $40. Call Mr. Burtt, Hall-Hottel Co 254

NICE 3-room house unfurnished, - month, water furnished. Elderly people

Tad 122 S. Oriental. 30TH ST., E., 4650—$16; 6-room semi-mod-ern double’ garage.

For Quick Want Ad Results Phone RI-5651

F arms—Suburban EAS = Good « condition; 3 bedroom med. ern, Built-ins, quiet neighborhood, $3.000.° Double—5-Rm. Semi-Mod., $3,000. 10%, Dn. Hudelson, 2619 E.”12th., CH-6204.

24 ACRES — 3-bedroom bungalow; hog- . house, barn; well drained; good fencing. 16 miles southeast of city. IR-5789.

Wanted to Rent

“WIFE v want home or ant. (Eves. IR- 7956

SUPT . urn. “or

i ‘unfurn. WA-4466.

Moving and Storage 24

$42.50: ALABAMA, 1214 N.—Rob-Roy; nice-| ——

Houses and Lots | Sale 25

“New 5 5 Rooms outh

Long living room, large bedrooms, fine bath and kitchen. Douole floors, full basement, Ply Bi tubs, Wide front lots, trees. Harlan St, ‘A andy home, 3 blks. west of Keystone, ¥ Diks, Joush of Raymon nd St. ening phone BRIDGES & GRAV ES, 243 N. Del. RI-3477.

HALF A DOUBLE

Three bedrooms and bath; $2,250; hdwd. floors; newly decorated; 2303 Carrollton Ave. Call Mr. Burtt

Hall- Hotel Ca. - LI. 2541

DEFENSE WORKERS — ATTENTION, 5-Rm. mod. m4 236 W, 36th 8t., 33, 300; long liv. rm replace: large cabiets; l-car gar.; small lo fgo cond. ; $500 dn. $28 mo. ‘ME. McDANI L, RI-4933,

106 | RI

Allison Employe Fine two-bedroom modern brick. garage: large lot. Splendid sondition, idk in i right. Call TA-8507—RI-493

URE of your title. Demand ab

To prepared "Tit! c e 0.

nion 155 5 E. Market St. Union Title _Bidg. "GOOD LITTLE | HOMES—EASY TERMS. - 1540 Ringgold: 4-rm. semi. Dn. 365 Terrace; 3-rm. Sera shshsanes HO Dn, 367 Terrace; 3-rm, +«..866 Dn, Studebaker Realty, 2508 Shelby . _DR-2 97. 2-BEDROOM bungalow with electricity and £57 She Ra ens ah dhl ort a a - __5252, with > an s GARR. “38%. COLORED Sh 4 Rooms, down payment i 6-Room Modern—§1, 600—Terms Small Monthly Payments

L. HELMS 11-4600 Lem eo122

COLOR ED. 10-room modern, 2045 N. Capitol Ave.; 6 bedrooms; private entrance; $300 down, $20.66 mo. 3), us J2x0a and ins. i Mr. Schaefer, 3% Re: LI-7045. NC.

ab-

KIRK M cKINNEY C

COLO! 27th.; Tooms: s: $1000;

ORED—616 W. ow Will trade. * Others. DR- 1794. RED N. CAPITOL Attached garage.

foLo cor. "ots $300 ¢ an. Mong: Knight. MA-4353.

Real Estate Investments 25A 25A 3 Modern Duplex, $2,500

Ya square of Rhodius park, good investment. Rent one apt., help maintain payments. $500 down, balance $20. per month. Mr, Nicolai er Mr, Koepper.

Real Estate for Trade 26

| St, X apartments—Up to date: built-in Pon tubs with shower; lot 80x180. Rent Sain. oo large home, smail rentals

BALA NCE, ol 5-rm.

$500 Hath on small home.

trade A 4466.

n. brick bung.

Hodges Storage Co.

Store now. Pay six months later. Clean, Jevendable service. Estimates Fre Inspection “invited. 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave, RI-2019

Houses and Lots Sale

water and garage; $65; best section in city. LI-5393 or see ph 546 E. Maple Road.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Chotce apts. giadly shown. Ll-5588.

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont LI-2439

$30—CARROLLTON, 2824 N.—Clean 4-room Modern duplex; A-1; heat, water. WA.

CAPITOL, Private bath, eat. Adults,

BROADWAY, 2465 — Attractive 4-room’ apartment; steam heat: refrigeration; private entrance.

PARK, 2424—Front 2 rooms: private entrance: bath: all utilities; redecorated:

garage. 10TH 3433-2 Rooms, bath, room heat,

E., hot water: outside rooms, $

3657—Unfurnished 4 rooms up, all utilities, hot water,

ht; insulated; Kelvinator; Magic

city heat. 440 Mass. Av.

CORKER 15th-PARK-—Desirable gicieliey: 3 |} . RI-4687,

4658 E. STRATFOR 5 Rooms, new bun ngaiow. with full basement me closets, ik wood floors, large . built-ins in kitchen. Only $600 dn.; . Stes ne ins, Mr. OQstrum, LL. McCORD CO., 615 Lemcke Bldg. LA GRANDE, 75 E.—Seven-room modern; $350 down or trade equity for lots in __ Edgewood or Homecroft. DR-1968-W.

LOOK I have mod, doubles, also some nice bung. homes at bargain prices. JACOBS, 424 Peoples Bank. LI-3845. NEAR Fountain Square; modern except furnace and garage. Owner will sacrifice equity g eatonable is sold immediately. D! .

GALE, 2405 N. Five. "root semi-modern; 2-car Rarage, $2,500. down; $22.50 month. . HECK, 2354 tation: CH- 1097.

HAVE eight and ten-room homes north, In g condition. Well located. Priced right. MA-2141.

NEAR RIVERSIDE DRIVE — Five-room

Real Estate Wanted BUYER WAITING

for 4 or 5-rm. mod. or semi-mod. bung fouth or west. Also a Sublrban g ge he 5 acres, Call Mr, DoS oo i) MA-3821. . KIRK McKINN co., IN $1,000,

Ee in small homes were pur. chased through our office in Bure We may have a buyer for yours. ALLISON REALTY CO., INC. RI-2368

Real Estate Loans

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FEDERAL bd FHA AND OTHER HOME, | FARM AND BUSINESS LOANS, 4% UP, Call or Write for Free Appraisal.

JACKS: C. CARR~

NTALS « UNION TRUST Abe

modern; hardwood; = double garage. Reasonable, Owner. TA-3756.