Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1941 — Page 17

TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1941

PASTORS PRESS MARIJUANA WAR

"Church Group Asks State to Continue Fight on Narcotic Weed.

A plea that State officials continue the fight against marijuana was ' forwarded to Gov. Schricker today by the Cnurch Federation of Indianapolis. Asserting that with the discontinuance of the State Narcotics Commission July 1 no State agency is maintaining the fight against the weed, the Federation's executive committee met at the Y. M. C. A. yesterday and asked the Governor: 1. To make every effort to curb the cultivation of the weed. . . 2 To use his executive office to keep alive the war on the drug traffic. The Federation's social action committee was instructed to advise State officials of the Federation's wish that no retrenchment in the general fight against narcotics be permitted. Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel, executive secretary of the Federation, was instrucfed to write a letter to the Governor outlining the group’s position on marijuana enforcement. Dr. Baumgartel’s letter said in part: “Our committee was of the unanimous opinion that this is a tragic situation and we were asked to impart to you the request of the committee that every. effort be made to curb the cultivation and use of marijuana throughout the State. “We do not know what funds are available, but we are sure of your sympathetic interegt and petition you to use your execytive office to help eradicate and curb the use of marijunana.’

Plan Christian Missions In 200 U. S. Cities

In a report to the Federation Executive Committee, Dr. Baumgartel said: “We are deeply concerned that secularism is struggling against the right to determine what religious and social forces are to shape and determine community life.” ‘He reported that the Federal Council of Churches last year conducted 22 national Christian Missions in large cities with 200 planned in smaller cities for this year. “The clergy and laity of the Protestant churches are aroused,” he asserted. At the meeting ‘the committee approved re-incorporation of the Federation to comply with state laws so that a new constitution may be adopted at a called meeting later.

Gloria Feld in Concert Debut

_ Nineteen-year- -old ‘Gloria Feld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Feld, 160 W. 44th St., makes her debut as a concert singer in Los Angeles, Cal, a week from today. Miss Feld, who is a Shortridge ‘High School graduate, has sent all her school friends here invitations to her debut. A mezzo-soprano, she will be the star at a Mehymer Matinee to be held in Los Angeles Auditorium. A singer since she was 8, Miss Feld has sung over Indianapolis radio statiohs for the past five years, up until the time she went to Los Angeles to study. She is now a student of Maria Samson of Los Angeles.

DENIES NAZI PEACE MOVE WASHINGTON, July 15 (U. PJ). —White House Secretary Stephen T. Early denied today that any peace feeler from Adolf Hitler has Teaches the American Government.

Farm Thrives,

Feeds Raw Corn to Children

NOWATA, Okla., July 15 (U. P.).—A farm woman living near here often fed her 10 children nothing but raw cracked corn al-

though she had a good income from a large, well-equipped farm, County Attorngy Delos Tillotson said today. “The idea appeared to be to save every ‘dime they could,” he said: “Neighbors complained to me that the kids—who were as wild as rabbits—have been coming around to their houses begging for food. The children said their mother had quit. feeding them or fed them nothing but the corn.” He said three of the children had been ‘sent to an institution at Enid, Okla. and that “three more have been signed up to go,” Before the death of the husband and father last February, Tillotson said, the family lived in “a, sort of bomb shelter” or con-

STATE DEATHS

' COLUMBUS—Mrs. George Dickey.

CONNERSVILLE.Wilism P.. McMurray, ,

ELWOOD—Mrs. Virginia Jones, 86.

EVANSVILLE—Joseph F. Bolhaus, Survivors: Wife, Jane; daughter, Mrs. J. ynolds; son, Edmund; stepdau hter, Mrs. Ranall O'Bryan; stepson, eng: Bere iss

The far M. ‘Williams, 45. Survivors: Wife, Ruth; mother, Mrs. Caddie Trimble; daughters, Mrs. Alice Newman, Miss Joyce FISHERSBURG—Alfred J. Schuyler, 586. Burvivors: Wife, Marie; daughter, Mrs. Clarence Everett; son, Kenneth: sisters, Mrs. Frank Dyers, Mrs. Carrie Barnhizer, Mrs. Blanche Renner. GREENS BURG-GLY Transon, 685. Everett E. Arbuckle, 61. GREENTOWN—MTs. Letile E. Kiiander, 77. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Fannie ody, Mrs. Fay Sloan, Mrs. Ruth Dagwell, iss Madge Kilander. HARTFORD CITY—Ruby Hinecker, 4. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hinecker. HUNTINGBURG—Miss Flora Alpers, 5

Survivors: Brothers, Edward, Dave, ne, »

Hilbert Alpers: Mrs. Oscar B MARTON—Mrs. Ida L. Eastess, 85. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Lucy Miller, Mrs. A. M. Edw sister, Mrs. Mary Reed. NEW LONDON—Mrs, Cl M. Han 77. Survivors: Husband, Arthur son, ine cent; sister.

Sisters. Miss Ella Alpers,

causing $2500 damage, despite’ efforts

their two children, Susan, escaped after they had been awakened by Stout Field night watchmen who discovered the blaze at 2:15 a. m.

when help arrived and remained

outside by members of her family.

the American Legion, nounced today. They are: Lee E. Everett, first vice commander; Woehlecke, second vice commander; Elmer Jester, adjutant; Cecil Bark-

although a two-room house has

68. | Reed. Ww.

ed R. lizabeth Bolhaus,

ards, Mrs. Edna Grine; son, Roy; |J

Edward J. Green Is Called to Navy

State Senator Edward J. Green (R. Indianapolis), a lieutenant in the Naval Reserve, has been called to ‘active duty at the Ninth Naval District Headquarters, Great Lakes, Ill. He will serve as assistant public relations officer. He was for- - merly vice pres=ident of the Indianapolis Citizen’s Council, past president of the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce a ne : director o e Executive Lead- Mr. Green ership Forum. Last April, he was awarded the distinguished service award from the Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce for outstanding civic service. Lieut. and Mrs. Green are residing at 450 « Washington Road, Lake Forest, Ii.

FIRE IN MARS HILL RAZES $2500 HOME

Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Bertalon home at Third Ave. West, Mars Hill, this morning,

of firemen who fought the blaze

for three hours. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bertalon and Frank and

Susan was overcome by smoke unconscious until she was carried “Waddles,” the Bertalon dog,

whose barking failed to wake the family, also escaped the fire.

LEE EVERETT NAMED WAYNE POST LEADER

New officers of Wayne Post 64, were an-

Leon Dial, Henry G.

- commander;

er, finance officer; Russell Tirey, chaplain, and Glenn Hamilton, sergeant at arms. Delegates are John D. Ricketts, Frank McCain, William F. O'Neill and Victor L. Rigot. Alternate delegates are Elmer Jester, Willard Thomas, Lee Everett and Thomas Kepner. Frank McCain and Harry Nahre are trustees.

HEARING POSTPONED IN AUTO DEATH CASE

The case of Joseph McGuire, Greenfield, driver of the car which struck and fatally injured Edgar 1. Perkins, 60-year-old newspaper vendor Thursday, has been continued until Sept. 17. He has been charged with drunkenness, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of : liquor, reckless driving, and disobeying a traffic signal. Mr. Perkins died yesterday in City Hospital. His body has been sent to the Speaks and Finn Mortuary pending location of relatives.

PASTOR WIFE KILL SELVES TOLEDO, O. July 15 (U. P.).— A coroner’s verdict of suicide was returned today in the deaths of Kenneth McCoy, 46, a former min-

ister, and his wife, Esther, 82, who|.

were found dead in their apartment here. Police said they had swallowed poison. McCoy formerly held pastorates in Albion and Claypool, Ind.

but Mother

crete dugout on their 100-acre

farm. . . “They had a fine farm,”. he said. “They had more farming equipment than I've seen in a long time. They had § tractor, good teams, thirty head of fine milk cows, and plenty of chickens. “They used to run shelled corn through an old coffee grinder and eat the coarse meal uncooked. The neighbors said they had to feed -the children quite often. “After the father died, his wife carried on just about as before,

been built over the dugout. “In addition to her farm income, the woman must have a cash income of $10 or $15 a week, but I'm told" that she saves a substantial part of that and buys groceries only after the savings have been taken out.” Tillotson plans to investigate the case further.

PAOLI—-Mrs. Mary B. Owens. Survivors: Husband, William; sons, Lingle, Clifford; daughters, Mrs. "Floyd Allen, Mrs. Bertha

PETERSBURG—Noah Loveless, 80. Survivors: Son, William; daughter, Mrs. Lilla e

ROA DALE_Georie M McClellon Skelton. 4. Survivors: Wife ure) sons, Everett,

C.: Hardacre, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. cont a Gossett; sister, es Cordelia Skelto! MOUR—James T. nl tor, 79. Survo Wife, Amanda: son, Russell; daughers, | Mrs. Maurice Haper, Mrs. William Taylor. SHELBYVILLE—Russell W. Medsker, 28. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles . Medsker; sisters, Mrs. Evra Aimationg, Mrs. Fred Baxter, Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mrs. Tellace Rhodes, Mrs. Stanley Wells; brothers, James, Jacob: Earl Stephans. i urvivors: Wife, ArT

lena, ons, €0! A, Hen 71. Survivors: Sons, any Corp. daughter, eh Mabel Mann: Brothers, Josia Allie D. Pe

Mrs. ohare Survivors; Risters, Mrs. charles Ham M . Moore:

Hea rs. jon. Mrs. 1 Wilton Davis, AALS or Tow, 132. VINCENNES—Miss Esther Mae Carey, 17.

WALTON—George Roller, 81. Survivors: Wife, Mae; daughters, Mrs. Belle Martin, Mrs. Ersel Ervin; son, Claude; sister, Mrs. ie Hunter; brothers, John, Mort, Dave,

C. Heath, 64. Survivors: Wife, He. Eugenia: Teo John "How ard, Alto: udley: aughters, Misses Mary, Marjorie

on Everything!

- Diamonds, Watches, Musical Instruments, Cameras, Clothing, Shotguns, Ete.

mater Dp

DISPLEASED BY ‘NO SHOOTING

National Defense Comittee “Not Encouraged’ by Knox Statement.

Knox’ statement that there has|iosT been no “shooting” by the United States has been termed as “not encouraging” by the Indiana Commit tee for National Defense. The committee in a statement issued today said in part: “It may be that the Secretary’s testimony pleased a few isolations

please the majority of the American people. Today, many Americans are asking: ‘Why has there been no shooting?’ : “Doubtless the fact that there has not been any shooting explains why

we are sending to Britain under the Lend-Lease law is going to the bottom of the Atlantic. “We hope that it will not be many days before Secretary Knox can report that our Navy is doing a real job in the Atlantic; the job that he has urged that it do—clear the Atlantic. Let the isolationist minority roar.”

triotic Americans have. a right to demand that leading isolationist Senators stop sabotaging our national defense. No one questions their right to argue in favor of their own conception of foreign policy when that policy is being debated. “But when the United States Navy takes action in the national defense, as in the case of Iceland, political opposition which jeopardizes its success passes beyond politics and borders upon treason. “Senator Wheeler's action in the world and Mr. Hitler that the United ‘States was going to occupy Iceland will be thus regarded by the vast majority of Americans. “With the access to military secrets which he has evidently gained, Senator Wheeler must have realized the vulnerability of Iceland to a large-scale ‘German attack.”

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times. Tuesday, July 15, 1941 DUFFY—John F., of 353¢ N. Nimo 8t., brother of Miss Martha Duffy and Erin J. Duffy, died Sunday, July 13. Funeral 3 the Blackwell Funeral Home, 1503 idian St., Wednesday, July 16, 8:30 y m. Service. at St. Thomas Aquinas Church, a. m. Interment Holy Cross Lh Friends invited.

HILLBRANT—Catherine. a3 years, sister ol Mrs. Susan McGinn, aunt of Mrs. Ann

Kirby Mortuary, Funeral Vednesday, 8:30, at the mor- ” 9 a Holy Oross Church. Burtal North vernon d.

KISTLER—Maybelle, age 87 of Elmer A. Kistler, sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Thatcher, Frankfort; Mrs. Susan Worley, city, and Harvey H. Freas, Delphos, O., passed away Monday afternoon at residence in Lafayeite Heights, Serve ices Wednesday, 3 p nkle Funeral Home, 1934 W, Michigan. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after 2p m Tuesda ay.

MILLI—Mary E . (nee. Hughes), beloved wife of Louis Milli, Lawrence, Louis and Mary Milli, gona, James and Wiley Coleman, Helen reen and Ruth Schwimmer, sister of Katherine and Charles Hughes and Eleanor Buckmeier Passed 2YEy Sunday. Funeral Wednesday errmann Funeral stone.” 1508" 'S. Fast. fends invited. Burial oo Cross, Friends may call after 7 Monday.

RYBOLT—Charles, 1637 he 8t., beloved husband of EMith ‘ Rybolt, Passed avay Sunday. Services Wednesda 2 y D. Beanblossom Bramey. 1827 Ww. y St. Burial, Floral Park Cemetery. TBlafora paper please copy.]

SCHAUINGER—Leo -C., age 64 years, beloved husband of Laura, father of Howard, Richard, Robert and Helen Schauinger, Mrs. Frank Adams, all of city; Herman Schauinger of Ann Arbor, Mich,; brother of Mrs. Mary Taylor of city, Sister wy Jane of Tacoma, Wash; Mrs. 8. Lillard of Peru, Ind.: Mrs. J. V. Vetout of Fulton, Ind.; alse vived by five grandchildren. from late home, 5802 Oak day, 9:15 a. m.. Holy m. Burial

a. Lauck Service. .

SCHLUDECKER~—Frances G. (nee Lip widow of Lee, mother of Beatrice dling, Edward, hicago, ‘Marion of Lawrence of Los Angeles, Cal., e 67 years. Funeral ome. 1438 Union, on riday, 8:30 a. Sacred Heart Shure h § a8. m. Burial Bt Joseph Cemetery. Members. of Christian Mothers will meet 8 p. m. Wednesday for prayer.

Nereida

ears, wife

57 oars mothe:

Holy Oross Cemetery.

Washington, Mond

M., entered into rest Le of T.-C. L.. R. McQuade, daughter of Mrs. Maude BE. Capito. sister f Blain L. og Services Wednes:30 p rry W. Moore Peace Buriai Park Cemetery, GreenInd. [Lebanon (Ind.) papers plese copy.)

WILLIAMS—John T., 1301 W. Michigan St.. husband of Minerva and father of Gypsy Williams, passed away Monday morning. Services at Flanner = Bu chanan Mortuary, ursday. 2 Friends invited, Burial, -Crown mill: Friends may call at the residence untii Thursday noon.

Card of Thanks 2

BONE—-We wish to express our deep apkind frien to or splendid neighbors and} ——————— ind friends for their expressons of svmpat hy and floral tributes; also the Rev. A. Wade, Conkle Funeral Home the EX Waa singers and flower giris at the death of Sut wife and mother, Mrs. Ethel Moan! Bone HUSBAND. DAUGHTER, SON. FFMAN—We wish to thank our ma friends and neighbors for the words no sympathy and kindness, the many floral

death of our beloved husband and father,

efficient he

MOURNING — felt thanks Te all our frien tives for . the Kind ords o and floral offerings beloved mother,

Secretary of the Navy Frank|

ists, but we are sure that it did not|w

between 10 and 15 per cent of what Woo

“The time has come when all pa-|

Florists & Monuments 6

2922 N. DELAWARE TA 4568

Lost and Found

BILLFOLD containing money, jdentifiga. tion cards -and valuable papers on U. Road east of jpdisnagols, S Please return to Dr. W Revpa delle Pa. eral rs

LOST — eled arrow Pi Beta oro pin J tow: Satu A-3311

or eves.,, TA-4917. Reva,

White 108 Sertiel: black “icin My - Park. ‘Spotty. Rewar

LOST =BtPRer oriel Hae 3 containing song

Help Wanted—Female 8

Silk Spotter—50c Hour ee Aly, 34 8. Forest. od Young Jadies ladieg 40

sell sdvertiing Apply in person; 105 E. North. IMMEDIATELY, white 1, 23-35; housework; extra 8 salary. TA-9308.

EKEEPER, age 20-30 (white), Monday to o Friday nights. m.

Pl silk spotter;

PRESSER. and ood wages steady ‘position, Davis Cléeafiers, pea Northwestern, TA-2401.

LOVELY room for white Bi fo assist with 0 Wages. IR-4

WAITRESS, iu, be neat and clean. Six days. 1424 Nord for

HOUSEKEEPER, middle-z ed, white, part-time work. 400 N. Delaware, Apt. 8.

Get Want Ada results ma ane. lowest word rates in RI-55851 for quick Zn? “ ow cost.

Help Wanted—Male 9

YOUNG MEN WANTED— John Paine, personal representative of the Davey Tree Expert Company, Kent, Ohio, will be at the Harrison Hotel|—— in Indianapolis each day for a week beginning Monday, July 14, to interview applicants interested in imme-

aie.

5 wk., -0701,

HOUS! sta cal

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

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

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m.| 2419 W. WASH.

and spiritual bouquets received at the

e wish i as our heart-

a and for the words of sympathy an at the death Frank Stonich. SONS.

beautiful floral offerings axtended f our beloved father,

Funeral Directors

FUNERAL HOME

2226 Shelby Main Office

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

193¢ W Michigan St

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

8 W PALL CREER BLVD TA-35TT

BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

G.. H. HERRMANN 1808 8. EAST ST.

HISEY & TITUS

MOORE & KIRK

(R-1150. CH-1808

JEWELRY

USHER MORTUARY 4518 W, Washington St. Jat

5° WALTER T. BLASENGYM

GA-2570

MA -6049

MA-8374

SHIRLEY BROS. CO. L1-5400

must be able to convince me that you are a money-maker, I will grant you an interview at 10:00 in the morning, Wednesday, in m Shien, 216, Underwriters Bldg., Michigan Sts., Indianapolis. Interview will not be granted at a later hour.

RESPONSIBLE

Shocessial d will b ve, matured type, preferably married. Mnierssied in person looking Excellent

TOOL DESIGNERS

Several openings for A.1 men. week and 13 good wages. Z ENGINEERING CO. ME 8. HARDING

WILL TRAIN 2 MEN

Order department; $25 week; if you qualify. Immediately! Mr. Skeels. 210 Occidental Bldg.

For quick. tow phone RI Has)

§5-hour

cost Want Pi 2 1 between 8 y and

TRUSSES i oh

DYE CLINIC EVERY WED. Free consultation about dyed hair Jronema. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL 229 N. Pennsylvania RARDWOOD 8 laid, finished a 7996-W. ;

5 years’ experience. 1ALVERA VION SPEUIALINLD)

Personal Services

LADIES. MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN * PRESS “REPAIR * RELINE "REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th 07S elo LP

(AUTO REPAIRING) "WRECKS COMPLETELY REBUILT ALL WORK GUARANTEED.

WEST SIDE FORD SALES

BE-1450.

(CARPENTERING) ha 7d and cngral at ay porches. Blackstone 0350.

EDs & TRANSFER)

ACME Delivery Service and LI-9642

Transfer. _ (DRESSMAKING) LELANA’S DRESSMAKING. Out sizes a specialty. Alterations and restyling. Work guaranteed. CH-6596. em Ford Fence Co. Ts aad

low orirent. a estima oe

8441 R-0817. 687 Corn

ey hl HOOSIER FENCE CO, Factory, lawn, farm. Est. free. Ny terms, HU-8361, HU-6665,

(FURNACE CLEANING) CLEANING REPAIRING—Victor Furnaces; Oil urners, Stoker: Gas Burners. HALL-NEAL PURNA . LI-4876. (FURNACE REPAIRING & CLEANING)

T| EXPERT furnace Jopairin f cleaning. Esti. mate. Capitol Aut: oman ¢ Heating Corp., 962 Ft. Wayne. LI-382

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Revoked Drivers’ License INSURANCE OERTIFICA Eo

us RBEARE® hy AOR i (JANITOR SEPLED . SOAPS. waxes. mops, brushes. disinfect: ants; it’s janitor uses i wo sell tt. (PAINTING) Sn

bathroom Jecaratin, guaranteed. 3415. HECK & a . _interio! 3nd 8 (Sevier. Free est timates CH-4748,

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Money to Loan 30

Phone MA 4355 for a

110 EAST WASHINGTON

PUBLIC WELFARR . LOAN AS " 830 Occidental Bl Write, call at office or phone RI 3587

AUTO LOANS

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940 N. Mer. RI-4516/5 " SIGNATURE LO

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LOANS

LIBERAL LOAN CO. Ware -6608 n N. Pelz 11.00

A *Room™ ad m The TIMES costs 88 little as 16c per day AND produces QUICK RESULTS. Phone RI-5651 betwees Se mand 80.

Help Wanted—Female 8

Business Opportunities 29 FFSTAGRANT, factory location. Doing

Food business, Ld cash. Call 3019 St. 1 St. Even)

SUITS ny OVER COATS CALL MAN MA- WILL 1071 CALL

CAN USE 3 young men, 18 to Special sales SRL surrounding towns. Transportation, Jinished. Good commission. ready for

Apply o 8 o work. Mr, Yoanm, "Sos Big Four Bldg. MAKERS, milling mac jhe lathe hi shaper operators: with tqol room experience, be first dn Moore

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COMMERCIA

INCORPORATED TN; Ponasylvanis Strodt, (opposite Post Office)

L CREDIT PLAN

Telophone: Lincoln 4441

Salesmen—~Agents 9A

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

ood knowledge of drafting

TWO thoroughbred beagl

les; right age for fall running: well marked. TR gs as

“soo aa As equipthen ment, oo ine, Jeproduc Pion papers itizen; have pleasing era, bo Diy to get along with people. Preferably not in|_ draft. Car esirable. tion, ‘experience, religion, references ang

REDBONE and Walker female and 5 pups CASPER TODD, Ray Bt Bn \ggevort, Ind.

Give age, educa-| BABY

CHICKS—40 Open Sun. Eastside a 1 Br Sst. PIR - 1057;

salaiy expected. Write Box 38 Care

FORD-MERCURY SALESMAN-—Salary—Conimission if desired. If you have a proven performance. No floaters. Desens, 30TH & CENTRAL SALES CO. TA-4501.

Schools & Instructions 12

Auto Driving Experienced lady teacher. WA-7287%.

taught. NELL MERRICK THOMAS.

Merchandise for Sale

G. E

GRUNOW; electric refrigerator;

SADDLES

FARM & HOME SUPPLY, 1325 Kentucky

LURIE CO, 132 8. Penn.

. REFRIGERA' ry good condis tion. Only $39.50. 1627 “Prospect. MA9988. size 8; erfect condition, 2031 N.

Bargain, earborn,

Bridles and Riding Equipment, Bargain prices.

Easily Killed with TERMI-TOX LI-3798.

TERMITES

—_——————— | Swaps Gar-Wood Inboard 25% 20° a2

Marine Motor. Really for delivery. Re-

PAINT

FARM & HOME SUPPLY. 1328 NTS

Nationally Age. Brand, 5 gal.,

duced price $1000. L. Horton, 2154 N. Sherman Dr. 3806, used; sell,

uth New; ent; Outboards Easy terms. 3108 W. 16th. '41; rent; 322 6th Av, Outboards, ‘vars 1. BE-194M.

'37 CHEVROLET coupe, $50 down: A-1 cond. Sander’s, 634 E. New York. 11-8201.

PHILCO CABINET RADPIO-—Floor sample. MYERS. | 3am

USED 2x43

20 up. Million

freaily reduced in price. MR.

2 for § ® WRECK: -7010

4 and 5 feet lon For real bargains, see SERVI ING CO.. 33

00 WOODEN packing boxes, all sizes, 10¢ Popyiation Wrecking Co.. 310

N. West 8t.

8. Delaware.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

OOL PRESSER and Silk Xoo 235d wages, steady position. ers. 28385 Northwestern, PP A-3401.

AUTO MECHANIC or good mechanic's helper at once. See Mr. Daly, 1021 N.

Meridian. ~~ FOR SUMMER WORK.

BOYS Apply 339 W. 30th.

A Dios oo “Himes Hox 15. j| Salesmen-—Agents 9A USED CAR SALESMAN

Apply Joe Malarky, 2000 W. Wash.

150

Auction Sale

Will sell at public auction Saturday, July 19, 2 carloads of western and also

@enuine antique bed. BR-2605

MAYTAG WA

ASHER, GOOD DITI 1627 PROSPECT. MAL0985, Special price on 20,000 ft. oak flooring, WA-3318,

$18.75.

. blankets,

‘gaited horses. A RANCH, Sam

cows, hogs. Strousse, GA-4163.

GOOD MILK GOATS, 815; WALTERS, Cumberland Roud. land, 2 squares N. Road 40.

kids, $2. Cumber-

uaranteed. Regular 5 last, $13.50. Broctric L1-9328.

ELECTRIC fence: $22.50. While they Fence Co., 8 Jackson Place.

PERFECTION meal cereal prevents itch develops Sutil coat; 5 35e. Schu N. Alabama. LI-8897.

OIL RANGE-—American Beauty:

FRIGIDAIRE porcelain apt, size, A-1. 927 N. Meridian. Open eve

RUSH JOBS MAKE ISTE TR an: 685 Century Bldg. MA-3467

RU 513. 50. BATES 8TUDIO, 2255 N. Meridian,

ood con-A-6321.

$49.50

dition: $8. 1610 E. Vermont.

be told from

. 9x13—Cannot

ICE_BOX—$5 ATROLA 2057 ADAMS (3400 EAST).

Merchandise for Sale Mu G E

w e ‘oven regula aInIAR-rm. suite ui nice,

Hae Sign ik Falidt bese

$29. Ble ui map] 854, fh 5 opm ue, hao W. pit, fe Miri

New “A Grade” xy a yo $19.95 | 9.95 Rl 123%

pen Sunday Till Noon American Pe a Supply. 834 Washington St. at White River, RENT A MODERN Air-Conditoned Ice Reifrigerator for Only

$10.50 a Year

Polar Ice’ & Fuel Co., 2000 Northwestern

Genuine Inlaid Linoleum 89¢ Values to $1.80 “ vd sq. yd. HOOSIER PAINT LIN 320 W. Washington. a B Re

Modern Kneehole Desk

Sewing Machine RY st Hee Ay 8inge , Wash. T0718 or on eee 3119 Br. Bi

Lido

be fuse

320 W. Aan.”

GAS RANGE, J:

IT! livin hy © a Jolte. hed od. $19;

neat 0; w Taw Er

Brand new table ho gas r reelain, excellent baker, $50.50 value only

H. 310 E. Washington.

Brand new 180-coil { we do not believe thi i oan be for $10.50, $9.75; living rm. suite, The ‘Little Stora e Stor E sd

211 ufo ANY suite,

$ ‘studio os: PD. mm.

aupiicated

hae beautiful, a i s80088 ; lots Wh OBB Vales 148

COMPLETE ICE ol new used iume ber Hy buil fat ) Ber as, Ba SRL ereatess 1320 Kentuskv Ave %1.1100,

Studio Couch 4 Price HOME APPLIANCES CO.

3360. N. ILINOIS. Open Eves. TA-1380,

Dining rm. suite, 8-pe. walnut, newly upholstered seats. Only $39.50 EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO. 310 E. Washington. aed

ROACH'S LAST MEAL

For Sale at Your Nearest Daa, ALBERT G. MAAS, 31 Va. Ave. MA-8318,

NAILS 3.ic%tney nec $3.95 Farm & Home Supply *3,=" Livi R as to pi Pion oy ve. ‘ Ii $ | 4.95

EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO, 310 E. Washington. Open Evenings

TENTS "o ses. Cots,

tarps a drop cloth, vy fi belles ands S54 and “horse bl ake

LT D

. fans: guaranteed; pr

RIC » 3525 BE. Wa er MACH / Outfit, set up on our floor, $1 per week. Open eves. $89 Exchange Furniture Co., 310 E. Wash,

Bed Springs, $3.96 Fectory revulls,

Exchange Furnie ture Co. 310 E. Wash, St. Open Eves, BOXING Hing, ra

cheap; 18-ft.; Flable; anile iron me; complete. ll LafteE SLA

33 8. Keystone, Wallboard "5.2", '%. 5 $2.60 8. 8. Rhodes & Phat 340°, Wash. L1-8833

B ATH TUBS Sinks, lavatories, toilets,

like new. Pipe fitt Salvage Supp. Co., 703 W. N. York. 11-038, Bedroom suite, 3-pc. TY A rare buy. . $24.50 EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO. 310 E. Washington St. Open Evenings

All sizes, low prices. West Fruit Jars 3ns Seis Co, 010 W. Pearl. LI-8085.

m. UGHT

R. bagers equi lll equipment: -sell. 410 B. 5

ALNDT dresser, : Want cond] tion, V830. im dsind springs,

For

REAL

Rent... For Sale

STATE

.« Wanted . . . Loans

© ALABAMA, 1440 N.—Bleeping room; near bath; extra clean, quiet; springs; one Feria 805 E.—Cool, nice. urnishe 9 TH ot gentleman; private heme. RI-8128. BROADWAY, 2646—3 comfortable Tooms, near bath, private b home. Gentlem

Rooms Without Board $2.50

Reasonable.

3168 N. — Large front: innerCAR TO suitable 1-2; private family; __meals optional. WA-4360. , OLLTON, 2230—Well furnished; g0 Cesta cptal: 1 1-2 gentlemen; reason-

_ able. T L._2006—Attractive living and bed-

L, Sao Wand home; 1-3 employed girls.

Tia. 2346 —- Sleepin Sefsiorkivie, $5; on car

room: clean, 1407, frt,, light, 1-3 beds or Dela, ¥ studio, const. hot, wat. LI-2044.

ELAWARE, N. 2024 — Attractively furD nished, private bath, for 2; $4.50 each; breakfast optional. FAIRFIELD, 1441—On Illinois carline, desirable, innersprings, shower, RF, Susman] | preferred. Reasonable.

IRVINGTON (19 Spencer or Cross ventilation, near car, busline, employed. Reasonable. IR-4501. MERIDIAN, ' 2709 N.—Nice corner room, cross ventilation. Constant hot water; reasonable. TA-0083, MERID. N.. 2315 — Well furnished RAN TURIN near bath; excellent transportation; phone. ERIDIAN, 1512 N. 26. ~—Twin bedMERI clean, oN omens, close bath, 2 gentlemen. Evenings. PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2360—8$3.75. furnished; good transportation. home. Gentleman. A-7062.

ROCKVILLE RD. 6911—5 minutes 8s Alliscly 3: 5% gk private, modern hom

ST. CLAIR, 319 E. Large downstairs, front room, cool, 2 block from carline,

TALBOT 2828 N.—Cool front room; innetsprings; : .arge cl Flgaes: private home; reasonable WASHINGTON ) 2814—Gentleman ‘twin beds; “close

VD., Share pleasant front} TA-4893. aoidde Drive—

Private

Lo THs PLAC Large, front, ‘hot water, insulate eanlor ced TH (Off en 156 A Chain newly decorated, suitable 32. PRI

NEAR ALLISON'S = Fleming, 4400 West) —Newly Re: twin bets, inng a adults only. BE-2443-W OTEL, 29 Virginia Ave.; Bouse: oe Hoa om 481 5; sleeping rooms, $

tor OT A 38 want ha Rooms With Board, 15

5.50; Comer, 1205—Attractive front: twin ’ beds; pen ensioners welcome, 3 meals.

CARROLLTON, 1420—Care of elderly ladies in our air-conditioned home. RI-3006. TEFFERBON. 4256 N.—Real home with good laund Ne two. MA-2660.

2489 N.—Lovely front room; constant hot water; excellent meals. . Gentlemen

= A NEW CAR!

tes for week-end. Driv-Ur-Self, 39 Rinfates. RI-7188. W. P, Hea = Te ft.

(ROCE WOOL) - ‘Blown in 4", Rock Wool te coniroi co. 0 (SEAT COVERS) D CO.; Dupont automotive ier tailor Rd. rw 9th.

(SEWING & ALTERATIONS)

SEWING and alterations done in home or mine. Reasonable. Rr-Sing

OT SRY SH (TRUCKS FOR RENT)

RENT a new truck! Move yourself. Dri It Yourself, Inc. 333 B. South. RI-S177

IVENETIAN BLINDS)

ishes. ~-3471.

'| SPENCER HOTEL

| Housekeeping Rooms

oO iad

oY %0." Wal

experienced care; years.

refer 3-10 "apa ACates "a by city. Phone

quick results at

920 N. Ala, Rms, $4.50 wk., showers.

to Soare; suburban gl me; en 2.

| oF Hotels Seminole Hotel

Transients, $1.

inner-

ine A Sas4. | CENTRAL,

PARK, 1

PENNSYLVANIA, Nicely | ST. C! 11TH, 822

TWO 2-ROOM DOWNT!

Housekeeping Rooms . 17

A N.— coy furnis room apa ment; bath:

__entrance: D ALABAMA 5 N N.—Cool 2 rooms, “innerutilities, Sr igidaire, private Adults. References.

springs, : entrance. ALABAMA, 1706 N.—2-room front downstairs apartment; Private satrance.

ished . private

Furn. Houses.~—Apts. - | KENWOOD, 2235

27TH W,,

Houses for Rent

18A

ree rooms, kitchen ette, bath modem apartment; utilities: 49 week. TAa Tooms nicely hot water.

rnished.: Utilities.

Private entrance, Adults, WA-4364.

Parking. Phone, Adults

ent,

ALABAMA, 1016 N.—2-Room 3h!

refrigeration, innersprings. trance. 3 adults. Phone,

BELLEFONTAINE, 1231~Oozy insulated. Private entrance. Telephone, Prigidaire.

Sink, hot water, $6.

BROADWAY, 1138-3 large lower rooms, $8.50; room and kitchenette, a. 1615—Attractive 1-1 m Kitch. enette apartment; studio couch, utilities. CENTRAL, 1521-1 room and Kiteh henette, utilities. Running water. Adults only.

COLLEGE, 1524—32 Furnished apartments, 5 quiet, daytime sleep. Adults; $5!

apart Privat

6.50. E LOSS ST.. J318—Front room, $7 month.

Broadway, 3966

College 4628 "55 summa.

129 E. MARKET,

‘Business: Property

NORTH, 3300—~Lux.. 3-rm., home, Bs util, pd. adults, WA-4460.

¢ bdrms., gd. con, dbl. gar. BR-1186,

SoonRure REALTY CO. ROPERTY MANAGEMENT, NO. 608. LI-5258,

medical center, 349'%a Limestone, ¢ rooms. in water paide Reasonable.

DEL only.

HIGH LAND a kitchenette, unfurnished. room. ILLINOIS, 2339 N.—2 or 3-room aparmenis, $6.50, $7.50: le furnished. iLLINOIS, 1726 —Immaculatel newly LR and deporate ment a private entrance.

clean, aparte

RAE EA

NSYLVANIA, 1031 N.—Ideal business "or professional office, room or suite, free par} Hh The Progress Press, Inc. LI-7604.

OBILE storage 2 available; reasons le, downtown, Jett's Garage, 7 N. Talbott. LI-0972.

5—3 Rooms snd kitchenette, first

floor. Heo sleeping room.

Resorts and Cottages

2080 N. Room kitchenette, in-a-door, iNnersprings; iy cold water; $6.50, LI-7934. LAIR, 319 E.—~1 2.room apartment; 3 entrances; l-room apartment; %3 block ne

front housekeeping

E. Private entrance.

near i

room, Adults. RI-7276.

TIPPECANOE—Lakefront, three bedrooms,

MILES from Indianapolis, acto Jake 400-acre farm, 200 acres timber and hills, swimming and boating. Cottage for Sampling only, 3 people. $10 per week,

sandy beach. Available July 27th, Aug. HU-1176.

9th.

LARGE housekeping rooms; water paid; $8 month. Capitol at 15th, BR-6800 lower apartment; 1 room _ unfurnished, cool 610 B. 12th, TOWN, $4. ar rge 1 room apartments; desirable, clean, light. 139 N. Delaware.

upper. ’

INDIVIDUAL cottage furnished. Beautiful

RAV

Wanted to Rent

fishing tackle,

NITOU—Rent cottage, bedroom; accommodate

“a outdoor oom; NSWOOD—7 on Fit ye fishing an i 250 per year CH-

Ave.

Vesa? Aooms.

r wk

Combs Park; $5.50 per week. Gas, lights

and electric refrigeration, no charge.

13TH. E.,, 621—2 laige front rooms, sin

Super intendent and eR want home or

WA-4466

furn. or unfurn. Eve,

18-7056

refrigefator, utilit Between Centra

Moving and Storage

Apartments for Rent 18

JUST LIKE NEW

991 M. Dr. Woodruff Pl, One 1-bed-room’ apt.; ht. & wt. pd.; stove and refrig. furn.; gar., $50.00, 2043 N. Talbot. One 1-bedroom’ apt. a pd., stove and refrig. furn.,

$40.00. L1-8401 44 Virginia Ave.

TIMES ant Ads Fone isto. lo Houses and Lots Sale

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store now, Pay six months ater. Clean, dependable service. Estimates Free. Inspection invited.

937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. R1-2019. Seu tor se them

Wkly. tates, $5 Up

HOTEL—4 N. New Jersey: Ss. $3 uy weekly.

Reosevelt Hotel .;0% et Poses. MAYFIELD 1% 8 Capital. Outside

rooms. Weekly rates.

NEW PALA!

esirab) eS1ra

JAP JONES, Mgr. | BROADWAY Le Javale entrance; garage avail-

$34 Efficiency—Utilities

Built-in dinette; well-k bldg.; adults. 1530 N, Illinois. ”h &

3-5 ROOMS, $26-$32,50

MA-9821. Hu-2803 Chas. Young.

Modern, Only $2,260

36 N. Chester Ave.; 7 rooms, 23~ car gar.; needs a little work.

Edw. Dillehay. MA-6411

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

All atils.; good cond. Adults. 1116 N. CAPITOL.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

/ schools and transportation. Mr. Bassett, Allison Realty Co., Inc. Realtors. RI-2368.

YACANL-MOvE IN 549 N. BEVILLE; modern; large Kinbon in? ui f-ing; near

Choice apartments gladly shown. LI-3858 General Apartments 22 W. Vermont. LI-2439.

WAY, 2430—Lovely 3 ri 1 living Toor,” Drivate bath: al utilities:

3206 S. MERIDIAN 5...

fully decorated; large dor otam (1 "cedar) ; built-ins; 75x335, landscaped; insulated, near school, church, * bus, close in, $6800.

bedrm,, , color

utility room off kitchen; lot

double garage, suburban, ~ GA-5060.

1960—3 Large front rooms;

CARROLLTON,

Ee Sa Gl |e

and a D yg gar.; sols ant ho 8 er, $32.50. See custodian, 1, or call Mr, $ret,

Hall-Hoftel Gs. L. 2541

Furn. Houses —Apts.

18A

1444 Oliver Ave. Stop! Look It Over! Res., MA-9821

ONLY $1,800—TERMS Store and 5 Living Rooms

INCOME $35 MONTH

Houses and Lots Sale

$600 Cash, $32 Per mpi

New 4. roo na and nette, floors, in

cabinet; ‘weath » Leh

waterproof. d foundation; ‘ment; overhead garage door.

4801 E. Wentworth Blvd. 1 Blk. N. of New street of re Eine 2 Aloo BRIDGES & GRAVES RIT.

343 N. Del. ONLY $500 DOWN

Total price $3,500. See 1326 Linden (3 blks. E. of Shelby). 2-8tery 7-room mod. 3 bedrooms and bath up; 1 bedroom an balk Sowa. . Enclosed rear porch, «fap Xtra lot. Nice neighborhood, Call Mr. Burtt, LI-2541, Siam

{8 Vashington Bivd,, $4760

For Sale to Close Estate 3218. Washin ton Blvd C hot ashing Call Mr. Nicol or Mr. koepper MAL Here 18 vy

J. S. Cruse les Ju Co., 128 N. . Del,

9 Rms, 2600 Blk. E. Riverside Dr., a home, a beautiful park at your front door and an income in your pocket can be had for only $350 cash, $31.50 per month, plus taxes and insurance. Will consider smaller down payment,

Elbert Lo McDaniel RI-8790.

WNT 1

50x140.

1%-8tory bun alow; 2 OANT : and

bath down: room up. Corner lot streets lg i 3004 ‘Meredith. oil MA-6411.

Mr. Nicolai or Mr.’ Koe por, J. 8. Cruse Realty , 128 N. Del,

BARGAIN—$(,800

4 lots and 3 pump filling station wi 3-rm, station and 2-rm. house rented pi

$10 per mo. Separate driven wells. Dajt on yu nandie: Inspect py Pons est Bt, Call Phillips, - with Jaek C. Carr, MA-2377. 7, uA wy TRY BLE wader 4 fia, mod arn, one side; 3 ih ¢ $day. term ; " Lag" REALTY i anal hast Jam rent, 6.room Northeast , §Ar., nice neighe borhood, large we %. 3 street, bargain "$2500. $200 down, $25.10 mo. PAYS every+ thing. HUDELSON, CH-6204, 2619 E. 12th 1105 Union—Terms Res. AA strictly modern, 2-car es

(inion Title Co.

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CTE 7 looks veuth 16th

Real Estate Loans

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