Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1941 — Page 17

‘WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1641 _

~ SAYS AIR FORCE LIMITS JAPAN

Institute Reports Sudden . Plane Importance Found Tokyo Not Ready.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 18 (U. P)).—Japan’s “mediocre” air force has limited her aggressiveness in the Far East, the Institute of Pacific Relations said today. The Institute reported in a survey that Japan has about 4000 planes, according to naval claims, and is able to produce yearly. about 3000, evenly divided between army and navy. “The same source; however, disclosed that about 60 per cent of Japan’s naval warplanes are obsolete d possibly a danger to their pilots’ lives rather than the enemy,” the survey continued. Dependencies Have 2000

Western dependencies in the Far East have: 2000 first line planes to array against the Japanese, the Institute said, and: “This would be more by one-third than the modern planes of th& Japanese naval force. Virtually all of this concentration of western aerjal power is shore- based, Which means an advantage additional to its quantitative superiority.” The Institute said Japan had relied on her navy to maintain supremacy in the Orient, and the sudden importance of aviation in warfare had caught her unprepared. “British spokesmen already have claimed air superiority in the South China Sea and the Japanese have not contested it,” the survey continued. Tokyo Strangely Silent

“The great battle of‘ airplanes versus warships has already been fought on paper at the desks of all military staffs in the Far East. This theoretical battle takes place

in the South China Sea. Its object|

on water is the Japanese Navy. The planes are predominantly of British and American design. “However, while the British have openly stated the basic revolutionary outline of their new strategy, Tokyo has been strangely silent. Having moved back a few inches in February, Japan’s southern advance has since mgrked time.”

LITERATURE BANNED AS TRIAL EVIDENCE

SOUTH BEND, Ind. June 18 (U. PB). —Edward Lipke, 34-year-old former Bendix Corp. draftsman, was convicted of petit larceny here yesterday in connection with the discovery of 27 Bendix blueprints in his home last August. He was fined $50. Police had charged Lipke with larceny and the State contended that he stole the plans to turn them over to a foreign government. The defense claimed Bendix draftsmen often take blueprints home to study. : One of the blueprints, it was charged, was of a carburetor Bendix is making for U. S. Government aircraft. . Special - Judge John W. Kitch of Superior Court refused to admit as evidence alleged subversive literature which Deputy Prosecutor William Plodowski sald was found in Lipke’s home. “If you want to hold against a man every kind of literature he has. in his home or office, I, myself, would be apprehended,” the judge commented.

COMMONS STIRRED BY ‘UNION WITH U. S.

LONDON, Jurie 18 (U. P.).—Cries of “nonsense” and “shame” -resounded in the House of Commons today when Rupert de la Bere, Conservative, insisted to Prime Minister Winston Churchill that the British people did not desire federal union with the United States, now or in the future. Mr. Bere asked Mr. Churchill if he could give assurance that, as distinct ‘from the idea of an AngloAmerican entente, the Government would not formulate a plan for federal union without a mandate from the British people. “So great a change could not be brought about with the fullest public and parliamentary discussion beforehand,” Mr. Churchill said. .

LOS ANGELES, June 18 (U. P.). —A world federation of democracies, with England, Australia and Canada becoming part of the United States, was proposed here today by Sir Victor Sassoon, one of Britain’s leading industrialists.

DOWNEY OPPOSES ‘PROPERTY DRAFT’

WASHINGTON, June 18 (U. P.). — Senator Sheridan Downey (D. Cal) told Undersecretary of War Robert P. Patterson today that the ‘War Department’s proposed ‘draft property” bill would constitute a “long step forward towards a military dictatorship,” if it were enacted. '. Senator Downey declared that within 24 hours after its passage, the controverted measure would “destroy many” small industrial concerns in Southern California. He attacked the bill as Mr. Patterson urged the Senate Military Affairs * Committee to approve it. “It may be necessary to have such a military dictatorship,” Senator Downey said. “Our peril may be that great. But I don’t believe the committee should underestimate the ‘power of this bill.”

PLEDGES CANADA TO ‘TOTAL WAR EFFORT’

NEW YORK, June 18 (U. P.).— Canadian Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King said last night that the United States would have to spend $35,000,000,000 this fiscal year to match Canada’s war expenditures on a proportionate basis. | The Prime Minister said Canada went to war because she recognized that “a threat to freedom anywhere is a threat to freedom everywhere.” He pledged his country to a “total effort” in support of Britain.

FIGHTS FOR 40-HOUR WEEK

GREELEY, Colo., June 18 (U.P). «Brig. Gen. Philip S. Fleming, administrator of the wage and hour division of the Department of Labor, today opposed scrapping of the 40-hour week “in the name of patriotism.” ; Sy

‘Charles A. Halleck (R. Ind.), mem-

CLOSE GUARD AROUND

“Claims mos Helped Hitler

NEW YORK, June 18 (U, P.).— Mrs. Ilse Rodzinski of Berlin moved in Supreme Court today for a summary judgment in the amount of $3740 against her divorced husband, Dr. Arthur Rodzinski, conductor of the Cleveland, Ohio Philharmonic Symphony Or-

chestra. Mrs. Rodzinski, through her attorney, George Dix, said the conductor owed her the sum in back alimony which he quit paying because he “hated Hitler and did not ‘wish to give him: any foreign exchange.” The plaintiff said she and Mr. Rodzinski were divorced in June, 1934, in Berlin, where she now lives. At the time, she said, he agreed to pay her $2500 a year alimony in American money. He paid up to August, 1939, and stopped, she said, and now he owes her $3,740. The motion will be argued before Supreme Court Justice Care roll Walter on Friday. ‘Dr. Rodzinski will conduct a series of concerts in Lewisohn stadium here starting Monday.

NLRB BLAMED IN DEFENSE TIEUPS

Halleck Charges Hearings Revealed Policy of ‘Coddling’ Reds.

Times Special WASHINGTON, June 18 Rep.

ber of the Smith Committee which investigated the National Labor Relations Board, today placed the long-time blame for defense strikes right on the NLRB’S doorstep. Citing case after case, taken from Smith Committee testimony, the Indiana Congressman charged that each showed that the Board for years has been “coddling the Communists and protecting subversive and radical labor leadership.” “The remedy lies in changing the type of administration which the Wagner Act has received and in amending the ‘Act to prevent Communists or others guilty of violence on fhe picket lines from being pro-

asserted. Protection for Employer “It has been announced that the deposed local labor leaders will not be returned to work in the aviation plant which was taken over by the U. S. Army. “But had a private employer

Communists from -his plant he would be forced by the NLRB tof. rehire them again d give them their back pay. “That is the sort of thing which needs ‘to be changed and it will not be remedied by tacking amendments to defense measures to try and put a healing plaster cn our labor policy.” Suggests a Beginning

The Labor Committee of both the Housé and Senate could do the job properly if they chose to do co

neck around which each chamber has to detour, Rep. Halleck said. “A good beginning, without any legislation at all; might be made if the New Deal Administration would drive the Communists and their fellow-travelers out of the Government,” Rep. Halleck concluded. He pointed- out that he has introduced one of the Smith amendments, which were passed by the House last session, ‘as a separate pill and urged its adoption.’ This would give NLRB the power to remove those guilty of violence from the protection of the Wagner Act. 6

INCREASE HIRING. OF WOMEN, U. S. ASKED

: WASHINGTON, June 18 (U. P.). —The Civil Service Commission has asked Government departments and agencies to employ women in a greater variety of Federal positions so that men may be released for duty in the more arduous defense jobs. The Commission said that women are capable of performing most kinds of work handled by men. “Not only have nations at war replaced many men in industry by = women workers, but within the past|W year striking examples of the success with which such substitution can be made have been found in certain of our own arsenals.”

CAROL IS REPORTED

Travelers returning from Havana reported today that guards about former King Carol of Rumania and his friend Elena Lupescu have been doubled because of reports ‘an attempt might be made on the life of the deposed monarch. Passengers. on the Cuba Mail Liner Mexico said the corridors of the hotel in which the couple lives were full’ of detectives ‘and that Carol and Mme. Lupescu almost never go out until late at night.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Wednes., June 18, 1941

ALHAND—Annabell M. (nee Austin), De: loved mother of Charles F., Leo R., and rothy ‘M. Alhand, Mrs. James :- M. . Stan ‘Albert J. and Austen B. Alhand, sister of Mrs. Walter mas, died dnesday, June 18. Funeral from the home, 526 ‘Terrace Ave. Time of funeral

CAREY—Betty, age 48, of 1364 Hiatt St. wife of Ervin Carey, sister of Mrs. Esther CR of Munster, Ind., passed SE Noy ral Saturday, 10 a at te bod worth Etter Ti nah, Burial Floral Park Cemetery. iends may call at the residence any time. Farley Service.

CARLYLE Martha, passed away Tuesday rvived by two sons and p A iy Friends may cal a at the "rolin Funeral Jame after 2.p. m. today. Se

Tabernacic. Church." eo

ar Hictoher. Burial New Crown. * Friends

age 35, husband of ler, passed away Tuesday morning. ~-Services Thursda; wn 30

ral H d Rivitea. Soriar C Crown “Hill. ends. may call at the ren 531 N. Belmont Ave.

COSAND—Charies H., father of William Hattie McIntire, Truman and Fred of in ianapolis, Margarét Samo! ns, Toleasse

gar d away at me, ee, FriFriends

CHAN DLER—Fred Elizabeth Chan

0., Olive. "Tuesday. June 1% day, 2 p at above address, ted” ‘Burial West Wewton, Ind

HARLOW-—Jesse, age 70, beloved husband of Laung, father of Mrs. Goldie Sohnepn of Indianapolis and Mrs. Gertha 1 che. of Columbus. brother of the Rev. of C of . Anderson, Henry of NewCastie. Vern Harlow of A June Services F er.

Harlo

near ine,

tected in their jobs,” Rep. Halleck |

taken such a stand and fired the Wir

instead of merely making a bottle-| WH

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Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapelis Times, Wednes., June 18, 1941

EKEMP—John L., 64 years, beloved husband "of. Lizzie Kemp, father of Irene Keller, Mrs. Carl Wolf, Mrs. Herbert Parmerce; Mrs. Gabe Burkert, Gladys Schul- ; "Mrs Herbert Whitford, Se nL. and Friday

Crown.

PROFFITT—Florence E., beloved wife of e . fritt, passed away at Mota n 5

da x cCurdy,

H., Herrmann Service.

vived by: three i

aughters, Anna Edna Bryant of Indiana olis au Clara Warren ette,

"Lafayet s Effie Stewart of Eragiorasvile,

SHULSVIK—Hans B., age 64 years, husband of Mary, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Thursday, June 19. % m., at the Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. Washing_ton. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary.

In Memoriams NER—In Welmory | of Stanley Skinner,

SKIN. or son and bro Our home is lonesome and sad, Que only dear son was called away 108 oars ago i0day. Father. Arthur and Bessie

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BROADWAY, 1240, APT. 6 — Cross ventilatior; venetian blinds; shower; private home. LI-9043; evenings.

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_ hice modern I TOO SD ee Housekeeping Rooms 17 3 Furnished rooms,

BAMA, 1838 N. downstairs, refrige eration; near: bath; phone. [Private entrance.

ARSENAL, 12 N.—~2-room front apartment, Tefrigeration, Complet: ely urnished.

BELLEFONTA 930—3 Roo! unfurRishea. Yat Roce edulte,” ubliicies | plshed. tit doce front, 0

N.—Large. Sool _front, =

= ac 16

$55—49TH, 1501 E. — Nice mod. 3- she. home; yd., gar. WA-4466. Eves., IR-7956

BROADWAY, 2230'a—Attractive furnished bedroom apartment, private bath, electric refrigeration. Adults.

CARROLLTON, 2760 — 3 Large attractive oms. downstairs, private entrance, utilities: phone.

MARCY Op-=3.2m, noely Juraizhed.

North, east, Elec lS re fo Oct. oh,

wes range and Jerre. $65 mo. Bo Care of T

12TH, 312 E.—ALL NEW-—5 Rooms, tric kitchen, new innersprings. Ea - u EE ROOMS. private entrance, yard idaire. radio nicely furnished. 536 r ine; Michigan car.

Fo apts., nice selections; $40 ie, $100. White, WA-446 24468, (Eves., IR-795

2 AND 3-room apts.; 19 N. Orien ri- ~ vate bath: Prigi Dadra tities Ts 2189.

Houses for Rent 19

BANCROFT, 512 -— @-room modern double. Inquire tbe side.

FOR —W. Blasengym'’s suburban home; 7 rms. As 3d. floor finished modern, fate S; Sa garage, chicken house, appre; cres. Some © fruit; about old ‘Shel Bunker Hill

hee Yard

“ri

Scho6l. ‘aa-2s70

Farms and Suburbans

Demand abstract of title. .Have it examined by your attorney. . _ Union Title Company

fog Tintern Suburban Bungalow Hind: bindars o of fruli- | 3

NEAR MIT R Almost new white frame b ra sulatfon, full porch, 2-car gara| trees and eroe, ‘HU-T111.

Hall Hott! €a.- L1. 254) Ea 8 GREENFIELD, IN IND.

For’ — een pion [R00 com house and: - acres of grounds well lo-

Sai east of oon HU-2893 Yousg : MA-6411 J. 8S. Cruse Tealty Co , 128 N, Del,

S-room heme, hardwood

EA Cie

NEW floors, south Pate,

2 Borel =

-| AUDUBON Addition corner and Jd adeining Lesley and Make

Moving and Storage PR RO a.

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store now. Pay six months later. Clean, dependable service. Estimates Free.

Inspection invited. 987-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019.

Houses and Lots Sale 25

lc} RENTS FOR $45.00

Only $3000, Terms 1934-36 Tallman; . 5-room-a-side modern double. Garage. HU-2893. Chas. Young MA-9831. Edw. Dilehay J. S. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del. BEAT THE WARTIME PRICE RISE. 2600 E. Riverside Dr. Rooming house income; $350 dn., $31. Room modern bungalow near Riversice: $370 dn., $24 mo. “Others around $2,000; 10% down.

Elbert L. McDaniel 17507

MA-4933.

7 ROOM MODERN

To TBR SA, » uick a e; own. A Ry RS A,

Hall- Hotel €o.- LL. 2541 . WALKER AVE.—$5500

FIRST STREET SOUTH OF RAYMOND. Ideal Place for family with JShildren; 7 rooms; 3 bdrms. up and 1 193

6. McKibbin-Elam Go. SE aa

Houses and Lots Sale 25 2

IN BROCKTON ADDITION . Drive out to 2800 E. Kessler Blvd. 12 Homes are under way, 4 sold. Others are sold and occupied. 5-Room Wide-Type Bungalows Dandy porches, full basements, oil heat, lots 75x210 ft. Improved streets. City water,- gas. [Excellent school. FHA Terms. About $50 per mo. Bridges & Graves, 243 N. Del RI-3471

Cash Registers To Select From All Sizes and Styles NEW USED

WF REPAIR Rentals for All Occas

INDIANA BILLIARD CO.

“RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS" KINS'S Fixture Store Complete. - 1603-45 Southeastern. MA-3401,

SINGLE BE

living mm suite, $19. 50; tid, Caine

$5.75; ax hings. Save Suppl 2310 30 00 F between Supply Co and Meridian

Unclaimed Freight Station

2 Oil Burning 8 HEATING 8TO to $50. R $25. bination I PHIL GAS. "AND $100.

OAL 16-FT, WOOD P

$100

3-piece bedrni. 's e; 2-piece over i suite; 8-piece dimin oh suite; 5-piece breakfast set; all for $100. Terms arranged. |

LARMAN'S. EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO., 310 E. Wash.

And set of $9.95 twin tubs,

fagtory guarantee. $29.98

Terns, 2 Down, $1 Week. Open Evenings. R & R STORE, 225 E. Washington.

WHITE PORCELAIN table-top gas i riec tol

oven Jeguia ulator, guaranteed ving room sulle, annot De from Pi new, $48.5 Very beaue . suite, O%35: 9x12 ru RT L. FISK, 2310 N. Mer

dian, open till 9 p. m. HIP BOOTS ini” ior ase. $1.26

Tents, cots, tarpaulins, drop cloths.

Army shoes, raincoats, fishing ba ARMY GOODS STORE, 620 N, Senate Av,

RENT A MODERN Air-Conditioned Ice Refrigerator for Only

$9.50 a Year Polar Ice & Fuel Co., 2000 Northwestern, Sighs Ler $14.95 HOME APPLIANCES . C0.

3360 N, Ill. Open Eves. TA-1880,

GOOD Drophead ‘Singer Sewing $10 machine with attachments,..... RI-OT18.

Singer Co. -

126 W. Wash.

Cedar Posts NEW AN Window Sash and Frames

Marion Material Co. 2046 Northwestern TA-4543

Genuine Inlaid Linoleum 89

Values up to $1.89 Sq. sq. yd. HOOSIER PAINT & LINOLEUM 320 W. Washington. 211 E. Washington

SAVE! Finest water softener to

Jake 100 gallons for stpald. Pay the man.

LAUNDRY E CO. 'P, 0. Box Anderson, Indiana,

Genuine Lead and Zine HOUSE PAINT Reg. $2.45 Value HOOSIER PAINT & LINO! 320 W. Washington, th E. SLE on.

RUG, 9x12—That cannot be told from brand new, $12.75; livingrm. suite, rettiest' little suite you ever saw, cost 5 in Sunuary, per get, A rry Tg porce= lain table top gas ran $49 till 10. Bates i studio, 23 5 N. Meridian,

COMPLETE SI3CK of new and used lume ber. and build:ng uateriala at gréatest

i, 2. 1320 Kentuskv Ave _ LI-T100. FLY-0-0IDE - , Sis russ,

. At Your Neighborhood Dealer or ALBERT G. MAAS CO., 31 Virginia,

138

80 as Gal

SSN 5-Rm. Modern » So St Two bedrooms, large 2! » het 8" lot, brick and cepot we > ment porch, ~hardwood floors in every ve’

room. Shown by apJohn Lookabill

poiitment only. Realtor MA-3425 HU-5011 222 MASON Near Garfield Park; 5-room modern frame bung.; e liv, rm., fireplace, breakfast nook, ul size bdrms., full basement.’ Just like new. Side drive. Large lot. Why build? See it today. Call for price and terms. W. T. Boyd, MA-3521. GA-1513. E. KIRK McKINNEY CO.. INC.

NORTH HOLMES

* Store room with 7-room modern hom Corner lot, 3-car garage. Will sell 3 trade for small farm near Indianapolis. Will sell grocery stock and fixtures also. Store doing nice business, good location. Call KETROW, BE-0172-M, -23717, with Jack O. Carr.

4634 Sheldon St.

5-room bungalow; full basement; gas;

Na- 6411, . Del.

furnace; electricity. Price $2500. Only $250 down. Balance $22.50 per month. MA-8383, MR. BOAZ Eves. IR-7994 PAUL L. McCORD CO., 615 Lemcke Bldg. ONLY $2,850 For this good 6-room modern home; *Epiediate | ogsession; located 600 bloc HU-2893. C. You NG. J. S. Cruse a Co, 128 N 2] Room home, modern. 4 bedroom, 'all first floor, near school, car line, Price $2, 900.00. $500 down. Balance on contract. Call KETROW, BE-0172-M, MA-2377. with Jack C. Carr. For immediate

Uader Value Offer CoC. tance. 1526 N. Colorado. Two bedroom modern bungalow. Hardwood floors; full basement; good condition; vacant, $3.750. 10% cash. Owner. CH-4708.

LEGRANDE—-Two modern houses on one lot. Eight rooms; for duplex. FMive-

room bungalow. - Both $500 Down. WALTER nfo AGENCY, 4200 E

Tail

5-ROO UNGALO $5,500. } 4013 N, Captor a oN for decorating; garage; fice yard. 'erms. Show by appointment. SEXTON AGENCY. "MA-

Irvington Bungalow ' 6034 Ok. ks Not Pris Ista wilt sell, on terms. hooial or Mr. Koepper. MA . J. 8. CRUSE REALTY co. 128 N. Dela. EAST LESS THAN RENT. Good 5-rm. bung.; gargge. All improvements paid, $2500; yu down, $24.55 per mo.

includes aS Yihing HUDELSO! 2619 E. 12th. CH-6204.

2942 N. OLNEY

mode rn. In excellent ‘condition. sement. Price ; terms. Welch & Sons, 23 W. Ohio

cH SIDE BARGAINS. Your choice of 4-5-6 rooms semi-modern homes for

$1,000. Down payment $100, $10 month. MA-8636. ¢ yaym

Near Call M:

Garage: a ATR,

NAN, 819—7-Bms., bath.. R, 541—Nice Sm. cot WOOD! mod $225 Dn Studebaker Bealls 3308 Shelby, GA-6338

BEAUTIFUL m bungalgw--Twg lots; A- condition Beat] ar ahseaped. 4 tion

LaSalle, Heck, 8t. CH-10917.

.$140 Dn. BE

lot, corner of offer. RI-0055.

1320-22 W, 32D—Modern four-room aside. Et 10% down. MRS. FINNEY. HU-

TON. 5140—Lux. bas'm’t; sidg

Rod. 4-rm. ; trees, WA-

Sil 622 N.—3 bedroom bungalow, Broplact is 2-car A corner lot. . LI-5258, BR-6359, IMMEDIA five-room modern

TE bun, $4250, d Ralow; 34 % $500. wy Fmors

TE pon

condition, modern. excep fur683.

but a very Sot. -—

Barth Ave, §-rm. mod.

Only $230 Dn. 355% “iv. Ci 50 Real Estate Investment 25A

Start In Business Storeroom and Apt.’ 914 E. 30th St.; e Jeal buy: priced

low. Rents for $48.00 m Res. MA-9821 "Bile. M0 MA-6411.

, Edw. J. 8. Cruse Realty Co . Del.

DOUBLE—ONLY $2,650 718-20 S. Illinois; 100m strictly modern. A real bargain Roimtment, Res,, MA-9821, Hliehay, MA-6411.

‘9x12 AMERICAN Qrlental Tue, ad, good condition, 815: RCA table Rous] Rao ; roll-away bed, coll tings, inner . Spring mattress, $13.50; 16 yds. new lino= leum, $5. 522 E. a MA-1832.

COOLER, 14-ft. by 18 ft. by 9 ft. high,

ing condition. Wh- 12717.

Washers—Refrigerators

Parts and service on all makes. re estimates. LI-T710.

WYCO flexible shaft, JB stock. Call us for gases: tion and

3526 E. Washington

R-115 Wallboard *g,.2%% *%, 2 $2.60

8. B. Rhodes & Son, 340 W. Wash, LI-8833 2 ICEBOXES; electric four sitter; a class condition. 316 W. 17th. wA-88

evenings, National Adv,

PAINT Brand, 5 gal.,

‘FARM & HOME SUPPLY, 1325 S fa. USED 2x4s, 4 and 5 feet long, 2 for So,

For real bar ains, see SERVI ING CO. N. West St., LI-7910.

WA. 1909

ITWO 9x12 rugs,

Jugs, mattresses, etc, . NORMAN

ads;

Bed Bugs

with Protecto Spray. Lurie Co, 132 8.

Penn, LI-3793.

$15; gate eleg table.

ir, chairs, cedar chest. IR-8

2000 gal. house Special 309 sa. hous

FARM & HOME SUPPLY,

LIVING ROOM SUITE, rug 9x12, Jenn Lind oo ‘like new, reasonable, 131

SPECIAL—1000 new fod MILLION POPULATE CO. 310 8. AT He

RUG, 0x12; cannot be told from new} $12.75. BATES STUDIO, 2355 N. Meridian.

STORE fixtures, bakers equipment, special equipment: buy-sell. 419 E. Ohio

RUG, Hartford Saxony, Washington. ‘Open eves.

'Randolp

This wk., $4.50, WA-3318.

+ Washington Blvd.

. Norge. All porcelain, A-l. 927 N. Meridian. Open eves.

METAL 50-1b. ice boxes, cheap. RUSH JOBS MAKE US SMILE PRINTING,

Colleges—Fraternities—Sororities Churches—Music Teachers

SAVE $250 ON A STEINWAY GRAND! . Floor samples, window display, Home Show models. All carry a new piano guarantee. Termis, of course. co

WILKING MUS 120 E. Ohio NG usic evenings.

4-APARTMENT BLDG.

418 E. 19th; income $137.50 per month. a risi low price! Call Mr. Burtt. H CO. LI-2541.

id [sud 2218 MARTHA ST.

Ye riced Sat m Sefr500. 0 Jogern hme down" Mr. H

(each, 1 Allison Realty Co., Inc., ‘Reattors. 368.

~ INCOME $35 MONTH

1059-61 Oliver Ave.: 6 rooms. side, bath. arages. Price. $2500. The . W. He: enry 21 Lemcke, MA-4661.

Real Estate for Trade 26

4 Sell, trade equity. Purn. mod. 16-RM. apt.’ house. ‘BE-4347-W. 28

Real Estate Loans

J FINANCING

5 Used Uprights, $12 Each

Baldwin Piano Seat]

Finish Payments, a Week

MARION MUSIC CO.

Open oe

Indiana Music Co. Lut ol

ON as. Rare buy. 5) $200 Penn.

MARION MUSIC GO, 5% x Peon.

PROFESSIONAL DRUM SET. $39.50 indata Masi $ Dug

UMENT, LESS EARS Ais Trumpet genase S68

$28 ome

RE CAPITOL IS; SOUTH »

mally

the.

Eves,

large door, with Frick unit; good worke, Bargain for quick sale,

New Laundry Maid Washer:

1.500 Fives

6. ‘AND MACHINE R55 \

6 $1.25 gal.

E WRECK=~

Big savings on furniture,

dome lamp; gasoline Sova 5s Wi Walter GA-5408. " * as

Roaches, etc., easily killed

LIVING ROOM suite, $15: kneehole de chai 5 adie hack

oe all aososs :

3% M1, MA-s03 :

Un and un

11x17, 310 B.

210 Ib. shingles; thick butt.

4-BURNER GAS RANGE with oven. le SU h

. ‘

BED and springs, oil stove, two y BE-1598-J.

685 Century Bldg. HRASU6T :

Musical Instru.—~Radio 34A

MARION MUSIC CO. °5. Pena,

243 N, Penn, s

Es ¥