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FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1941

AY BUILDING

inancing “by Savi Savings Units Shows Steady Rise For 30 Months.

Times Special

CHICAGO, July 11. — Savings,

building and loan associations of the ‘country during May lent $130,953,000, a record volume for any post-de-Pression month, the United States Savings ‘and Loan League reported today.

This. is the second consecutive]

fnonth in which these. institutions’

Joans reached new highs. The gain| |

over May of 1940 was 14.32 per cent and over April of this year was 85 per cent. Seasonal ‘influences coupled with ~ increases in employment, payrolls,

real estate activity, and home build- | == f ing accounted for the record lend-

ing. ‘A fraction more than 73 per cent of their dollar volume now is " being used to finance residential real estate; new construction and home purchase. Steadily since the first of the year the tide of savings and loan lending to home-owners and builders has been swelling, and this is the 30th consecutive month during which there was a larger volume of advances than the like month of the previous year.

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Whether Britain wins or loses the war, whether the United States goes in shooting .or not, this country is in for a tough time economically for. some time to come. That, briefly, was the substance of an address on “Economic Activity and the Emergency Program” by Dean M. O. Ross of Butler University’s college of business administration at the Indianapolis Real Estate Board yesterday. Dean Ross: said that there were four possible developments in the almost world-wide conflict: 1, Invasion of Britain snd defeat of England. 2. United States’ armed entry into the war. 3. A negotiated peace.

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Combining the stateliness of Colonial timés with the conveniences of today, the Mt. Vernon ElectroHome (left), built by the Indianapolis’ Home ‘Builders’ Association, will be open 10 days more from 3 p. m. A ‘week from Sunday will .be the last chance to visit it at Gladden Drive and Kessler

Ross. Neeves, the builder, characterizes the architecture by Orval Wil-

4. A major German military defeat. Should England be overwhelmed, he said, this country would feel gigantic repercussions and a deep depression. We would have to accept

totalitarian controls over business. To battle this, Dean Ross stated, this country would have to set-up a Canadian-American-Central American’ economic empire and expand our armament industry. As for United States entry into the war, he said that the transition from peace to war is very easy and will become increasingly easier as the months and even weeks pass. There is a very definite possibility of a negotiated peace if Germany overruns Russia, he said, and the economic effects would be for the United States calamitous. He foresaw the possibility of a major German military defeat in Russia. “Whether the United States stays out or enters the war, when the conflict is over there will be an economic collapse with the costs for us incalculable.” Dean Ross pointed out that there were four factors now active which always have led to boom times: (1) shortages of replacements for depreciated and obsolete industries; (2) a huge money supply; (3) low interest rates; and (4) inflationary tendencies. Retarding factors, he said, are: (1) Doubt of many businessmen about Governmental action; (2) an unprecedented decline in the rate of growth of our population and its change from a youthful to an oldage population; (3) failure to develop a great new industry to use unemployed labor and capital ~~ :- Ross pointed out that the United States has pulled itself out of every major depression by the creation of a great new industry to absorb unused capital and labor. “We now are in. the process of building up a vast new industry, he said, “for which we have been looking for 10 years—instruments of war. As deplorable as this diversion of labor and capital to nonproductive goods is, as long as it continues there will be an increase of jobs and it will result in the ear-marks of a period of prosperity

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this home, we have approved a loan upon it. If interested, ask any member of the owners’ .. Sales Committee for details of commitment,

The commitment we have issued for

a loan is based upon our simplified plan of home financing, It is as-easy

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liamson as “modernized Mt. Vernon.” At the: entrance are majestic Colonial columns. The wallpaper in the front hall and the stairway are exact reproductions of the Mt. Vernon wall covering. was selected. by. Martha Washington while the first President was leading the Continental Army.

: Dean Ross Sees Difficult Time Ahead for Nation

This paper

Partly by better co-operation between business and government. Also by a restoration of a strong

moral fiber and religious faith.”

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houses. . Sales _ came. to. $171,200 bringing. the year's total. to $3,318,776, a gain of $881,351 over “this time a. year ago. * Houses sold were: 326 RB 51st St. by Warren Atkinson and ‘Wayne

7090 N. Pennsylvania St. by. Mr. Atkinson and American ‘Estates Co.; 111 E. Westfield Blvd. and 8100 N. Pennsylvania: St. by Mr. Atkinson; 720 and 706 Sherwood Drive by Mr. Atkinson and Fieber & Reilly; 1324 W. 23d St. and 1269 W. 26th St. by Ford Woods & Co., and 4929 Scho-

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ee Deaths—F unerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Friday, July 11, 1941 CLARK—James S., hus Ss Shain Sr es 5 Clark and father of Rosella May, Mrs. Nancy Leitzman,: is. Alice Johnson. and Mrs. Fletta Pardue, Funeral services will be

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CLEARY—Rose E., wife of John ‘W. Cleary. t! John -J. and Raym bork J 3 Gertrage. Miller. es and William

fal Fairland. Friends are welcome.

i jo, at the aM any time. Altar ley will meet for prayer 7 p. m. Frids

DONALDSON—George R., age 23 of 3020: N. Capitol, son of Mrs. arry Winnie randson of Mr. and Ww. C. Mia aw, passed away Thursday, Services Saturday, 1:30 m. residence, Burial Mooresville, invited.

a. at the Friends

EASTER — Robert PF. husband of Lulu, survived by one sister and Jour brothers. passed away Wednesday p. Friends may sali at the Tolin Pineal} Home, 1308 Fos ES any time. Services Saturday." 3 Pil , Interment New Friends invited.

LING—Edwin P.,

GRA] NG Mrs: son of Henry A. ert W.

Helen Mozingo and’ %. Cleveland O.. . Wednesday.

Kirby M idian. neal Satur.

9a SS. day. 8: athedral. Bit ia i Joseph 5 Paul Priends invited. dal BK

HOCKETT—George M., husband of N: Jane Hockett, PR father P. Mrs, Bertha Kuhn, Mrs. Josephine Okey, Paul Hockett, and brother of Frank M. Hockett, passed away Friday morning. Rirmiiar Monta 37 er & Hisham m. Prien - Buris T Memorial Park.

LA MAR-—-Mor husband of Hattie La Mar, Tather of rs 1 Retherford and Mer Mar of Chica away a is ‘home, 1116 Olive y Sb ursday midnight. Friends may cail at the Jie alison Funeral Home, 1230 Pr m., A stove Fin services Bun rie ds eral parlors. pes Burial -A ton Cemetery a bert Marion, entered into 19 years. son of Mr. orge , brother of nett, Wilber ‘and Loon} Services Sat harday, 3 To Weoakore, Du i St thor] 1s Fiend god N al Suther A es and Park

olley, Mattoon, i at the rein 605" E Bontised en residence uniii il 12:30 : mF fhe which the y win m. un me or the Olive B hristian Church! LE feymond. Ta services 2 the church. Burial SVashington: 1 Park” ei

OLSEN—Dr. Christian, father of P Olsen of Clinton, Ind., passed oe Thursday evening. Services Flanner & Buchanan § RalyLs ay. a p. m. Friends in- ; 0 TOS call at the a Rs B. -Fpitnds may

ROSE—Arthur husband. ‘of . Rose, father of "Irwin and Bobby Brorae of -M; Louts Loober of es Angeles, 3 of Indianapolis. t. Frank of of eve-

ul Beth ® El Zedek . Interment

Be a at the Be Temple, Ruckl on mple; Buckle and ‘34th Sts.

SAnna, passed away Thursday . Funera x. Bitbrmation Ton oflcs inter

SE! Svening. 3 Jer. further ney Fun

e 8. father of Rev. aine.” 5 DB Fall” ana, Bot. vid IRE and Sister Francis

ed -10. Funeral Fach thy Ere Le 88 rch, 10 a Interment Jariien Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends WACHTEL — ‘and ol father Cla; Doe 9:30 1h & am. Bu SE

Jacob, bel of ; LR beloved husband of

a sacred Heart "Church oh 7 St. Joseph ‘Cemetery.

Leo, Lena Wachtel Fun t

AND) NW wish to exten r heartfelt thank our friends + 2a UE he ae I ENE and

Futom! Directors 5

WALTER T. BLASENGYM on UNERAL HOME

Main Office - (3A-2570

Crown. | WOMAN

an | WAITRESS Pros. John Paine, personal “ repre-

m. |in Indianapolis each day for

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KESSLER BLV

Dishwasher and Garbage

equipment.

22 N. DELAWARE TA 4568

Lost and Found 7 DOBERMANN PINSCHER: ~ black and tan;

.long ear trim; last seen vicinit of 21st and (Highlan and. Reward, "910 N Canitol. LOST—Blue enamel Toh, sirrounded with pearls; in chatelaine pin. ~Marott Hotel Room 914. Reward.

LOST—Large male Airdale, light tan and gray. Reward. Call Wa 7022.

Help Wanted—F emale 8

BEAUTY OPERATORS, | highest commisSiong paid, good t 1 MART 118 Monument Sire =

CAPABLE white irl over 23; general ponsewars: $8. 0926; after 5:30 TA-

or girl; general housework 4 days each week: prt er 2° who lives East Side. Times, B: THORQUO HL Y ex

$10 16th. BE-4221

i ir] for tavern, INT ed San 3720 W GENERAL hi work; clean, colored Nols an with references. Apply 1009 Ediso!

EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED hous day, 6-day week, $45 month. " BL

WHITE; 18 to

25; housework, assist 3 children; stay: $6.

references; HU-5663.

Wanted at. Once. 1359 Kentucky Ave.

Help Wanted—Male 9

YOUNG MEN WANTED—

sentative of the Davey Tree Expert Company, Kent, Ohio, will be at the Harrison Hotel

a week beginning Monday,

interested immewith world’s largest tree servicing = organization. On hourly wage basis with periodic increases based upon merit. Only clean-cut Americans between 18 and 26, good physical condition, single, free to travel, are wanted. - Hours = for interview, 12 noon to 8 P. MS RO

UTE . 28-45 -years, married, neat appearance tor Permanent position on aatablish ed coffee route,

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bon bond regiired <n an. appeint-

meat TOOL DESIGNERS

Several openings for A-1 men. ‘85-hour week and good ages, MR NGINEERING CO.

a as anh AND OVERIDA1S.

, 555% MA-1071,

Ave,

25 WHITE MEN & WOMEN

CONKIE FUNERAL HOME

1034 W. Michigan

FLANNER a BUCHANAN

33 W. PALL CREEK BLVD. TA-33TY LL GRINSTEINER'S

MA -6049

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y WANT home for for bo, 13 Jears old. Country

"14 Year d-over to Al Butcher's truck. or Wo Michigan snd Holmes, vA ‘10th and . Warman each morning 6 poly Erauree St. and 9th Ave. West eS Call eves, and > nave oat SETTER, Engraver, Jeweler. DON at position. raver, ule con-.-cerm, - Good w hg, oH Time and. ene-half __ aver: 40 hours. % 32 Care of Times, ari men. - Excellent * gppetNatty The ng, me art; ly 9 to 12. BREELS® 200" Oceiden tal Bide: 2 w i TR 3 nck Jo Selive and sell 30 Soll 106 Cream Ww ts.: BE-0260. AE, On De he. I BOYS Por summer work," ___Apply 339 w. 30th. Salesman—gonts 9A le pment, inelu og drafting en clu roEa S3uipmen be U. 8. Soltizen:

ih people.

. Car desirable. Give age, education, or Ry religion, references an

Preferably not in|

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Schools & Instructions 12 Auto Driving .

taught, Experienced lady teacher. MA-48 | vELL MERRICK THOMAS. WA-7237.

Personal Services 13

PERMA OIL WAVE

July 14, to iariien appli-|_— i|cants : -+|diate, steady PL

I1| Marine Motor. Ready for delivery. Re-

-| E. Washington. Open

personality, ability to get 4

salary expected. Write Box 38 Care of|Times.

"Prices range from $10 fo $49.95, Real

‘Singer electnic sewing machine like

OPEN DAILY 3 fo 10 P. M.

One Block East of N. Meridian

Complete ELECTRIC HOME

Electric Water Heater, Refrigerator, Kitchen Range

This model home is a laboratory where the public the latest and best methods of

Built By the - Indianapolis Home Builders Assn.

A Hostess Will Give Complete Information

* CONCRETE Don’t Forget to Order the Best CENTRAL PLANT MIXED wi

Guarantees Uniform Workability and Strength

Ready Mixed Conerete Corp. =:

D. & GLADDEN DR.

Disposal and Adequate Wiring. see and

of home constructio;

Personal Services

Merchandise for Sale 34

WRECKS ARANTEED. WEST SIDE FORD SALES

2419 W. WASH. BE-1450.

CARFENTERING, Torchaa FL» a sent

(DELIVERY & TRANSFER) ACME Pe” iis: = LI-9642

Berg

LELANAE D RESSMAKING specialty, Alterations and ‘restyling. Work guaranteed. CH-6596.

(FENCE COMPANIES)

HOOSIER FE NCE CO. Factor, avy, farm. TE Easy terms. HU-8361, HU-6665.

(FURNACE —: CLEANING REPAIRING-Victor Furnaces; Oil Burhers, Lyin) Gas Burners HALL-NEAL Al LI-4576. (FURNACE REPAIRING & CLEANING) EXPERT furnace repairing, cleaning. Ea mate. Capitol Automatic Heating Co 962 Ft. ayne LI-3822, (INSURANCE)

Revoked Drivers’ _License INSURANCE

me BARES ofS, SRY. TRC (JANITOR SUPP ats “If a nitor uaes = well fo H P CHEMICAL CO.. L1-3446 (PAINTING)

SUNBEAM “IRONMASTER”

2s ¥ Washington. Ooetr ashington, n Monda y rnd Saturday Till 9 P. M %

DUNCAN PHYFE, mohogany table, $3050 11 li $45; m suite complete, Iain gas range, cost over $44.50; Ig. x13, good cond 11 Bates Stud Meridian. -

leaf extension vin rm. suite,

$135, ‘pestecks perfec ition 12. io, 2288 [3

Et WING CHAIRS. loyal 20 aki IN KEates tenn ns PIP 19.78 UE STORE. 10th 9 P

AYRES” "VALUE STORE, 10th 3 CAPITOL | BEDRM. suite com: ete, » 33 Ye living rm,

suite, a rare iy e porce 80; kitchen cabinet,

lain gas ran i 35.38: rea fase set, 1s With Big Values, 148 E. 234 Te Be Bord

FISHERMEN’S SUPPLIES

Rods, Reels, Lines, Baits, etc. Reas. SACKS AUTO PARTS 2314 W. Michigan. BE-2189

RENT A MODERN Air-Conditiond Ice Refrigerator for On

$10.50 a Year Polar Ice & Fuel Co. 2000 Northwestern

EXTRA fine bedrm. Suite, Ay of reelaim

P. -— Interior, exterior, kitche: athroom decorating a specialty. Work guaranteed. CH-3

HECK & and exterior. .

(RENT A NEW CAR!)

SPECIAL low rates for week-end. Driv-Ur-Self. 39 Kentucky. RI-7788. W. F\. Heater.

(ROCK WOOL)

Blown in 4", To fi. Te Rock Wool ite control co, Hu-4253,

RENT a new truck! Move yourself. Drive . It Yourself, Inc., 333 E. South, RI-6177.

(VENETIAN BLINDS) ; d PATTERSON Eat .

1H3 S PENN ©

KEITH SHADE CO.

IEE R199. RI-1581

MORRISON—Painting, Free . estimates.

interior CH-4748,

RI.I%9¢

Swaps

Gar-Wood Inboard

ood as hrysler

: Boat, new,

duced price $1000. H. L. Horton, 2154 N. Sherman Dr. CH-3800. PLYMOUTH, ~ '329—Sdn. P. B. tir R. & H Swap’ ni diforence. 819 Dorm SELL, rent, buy or swap two-wheel trailss. Massachusetts and Commerce. CH-

new rings, some cash

Outhoards 75% oti Br 3s Boats | Sadale

FURNACE USED, MOORE CLEANING. 622 8. 8 KEYSTONE AVE., MA-1021.

DRUMS—COMPLETE SET; Ad ooo DI TION. MAKE OFFER. CH-1

CHEVROLET. '36—Pickup JEugk: ud See

634 E. New Yo LI-8291. Outboards,

'41; rent; sell. 322 6th Av. Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32 RT TERR er Se

W. Mars Hill, BE-4794M.

es; mother beautiful

1 lv’ mas Hatked: i fom ales, $4 males. 32451 FERFOON meal cereal prevents Jteh; develops beautiful coat: Schuh's, 9 Alabama. LI-8897. ’ !

LOUD COLORED § gaited horses; or trade. Sam Strousse, Acton __GA-4163.

5 Acres. 1742

Timothy Hay Perkins. IR-5634.

REDBONE and, yalker female and 5 pups. Er Ray oe ridgeport, 34

D Ear ters; B astaide Hatchery, 916 3 EB. 2st. PSR 1057.

Merchandise for Sale 3

FRTROR REFRIG., i 6% cu. i 5-year warranty, special $109.95

BLOCK’S, 11th & Merid. Sts. Open eves, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Nata: Saveniten _ $39.95

R&R. rts. Open Mon., Fri, Sat. "Til 9 225 E. Washington. 3 9 py

on teed, pote, tub, balloon wring . ran x (CTIA. aa _ $29.95 DoE, 11th & Merid. Sts. Open eves,

Goulds ‘‘Jet-O-Matic” shallow and new well pu at new low install, all ADs Jor DE hasan vad. we 3525 E. Washington a TRTisL KELVINATOR REFRIG., late deluxe model,

terms BLOCK’S, 11th & Merid. Sts. open. eves,

En eo BI

co.

4 cu ft,

1320 Kentuskv Ave LI-T100. ——————————————— COLDSPOT REFRIG., 6 cu. ft.,

all porcelain, guart'd, terms BLOCK'S, 11th & Merid. Sts. Open: eves, Reduced from 2.0 300180 ol S148

AYRES" VALUE Brenig 0th & CAPITOL

G. E. REFRIG,, 6 cu. ft. oo. $60.95

unit, na, TENTS a All kin STE as EEN

Santer blilen “saddle Sa dle and horse

a 0S oiohe Eh NX thnate Me 3

porcelain, deluxe ’'37, moist alr model,

like new, guaranteed, $89 95 ” .

terms

Kills RATS Mion MICE and all Rat- Ride SAFER SANITARY, DENTS, Albert G. MASS, 31 Va. Ave. MA-8315.

KELVINATOR R1FRIG., 12 cu. ft, all porcelain model, ideal for restai'rans or commercial use, terms BLOCK'S, 11th & Merid. Sts. Open eves,

5 _| Wallboard - iL $2.80

8 8. Rhodes & Son 0 W. Vaan. 11-8833 Bottle Cooler & Meat Keeper; excel. cond, $80. WA-2144, BATH TUBS Sj avsicnes fotos

Salvage Supp. Co., Lh N. York. Doe

Beautiful Late Model

KELVINATOR

Electric’ refrigerator. Looks like new. Will sell to responsible party with good credit reference for balance due of $69.95. Terms $5 per month. R&R STORE, 225 Monday, Friday, Saturday Till 9 P. M.. .

CEMENT

«+ + « 576 PER BAG .

INADOOR BED, 2 dressers, chiff Sing Jom table, 6 chairs; re!

sizes, low prices. West Fruit Jars fo. Bee: co sao wr: Pearl. LI-808S5. »

Bridl nd Ridi SADDLES Gor" nargain prices. =>"

FARM & HOME SUPPLY, 1325 Kentucky

Wright Bachman Lumber Ge Co.

Union Stock Yards.

om a TaD Lncmen

' Marion ‘Material Co.

2040 Northwestern TA-A543

REPOSSESSED WASHERS

“Lv co! Teo : WD las TION, 49.75. 1621 PROBS Nationally Adv,

PAINT Zien 5 aur ss $1.26 Gal,

FARM & HOME SUPPLY, 1325 ‘Kentucky

silat t, Sensists { fr Pro= |

Sah. while: “they Tagt: 413. 150 wn, Halla

wMavias Ldundry ‘Maid — Crosley—Kel-

‘bargains. Forme, $1 225° E. Washington |

down, $1 per week.

Open Evenings.

new, Sewing course included,

$34 SINGER CO.

126 W. Washingten, RI-9718.

Reguar, 15.0: $8.50 value. Complete $2(

trim. -. I ampbe International Beauty School, Ee 29. N. Penn, } SECURITY

“New Laundry Maid Washer

And set of $9.95 twin tubs, } Savout | tactory arantee rms, ‘$1 Down, $1 Wetk. open Monday, Terms: and Saturday

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Boden. 8 Suits, | brand $69.50 "HOME APPLIANCES co. 3360 N. ILLINOIS. Open Eves. TA-1880, . SPS iter Elliott

Roaches, etc. i Bed Bugs Sis, 2% sory, ed Co., 132 8. Penn. LI-3703.

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uM Million | Fo ut ! dept ib. o. ;

8. Kelvinator, all pe AL 927 N. Meridian. Open Eves.

MA-4010,