Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1941 — Page 17

TUESDAY, SEPT. 0, 1041

WANTS BRIDGES DEPORTED NOW

Stambaugh Asks for End Of ‘Quibbling’ After Ouster Ruling.

The newly elected national commander of the American Legion, Lynn U. Stambaugh today urged the “immediate” deportation of Harry R. Bridges, West coast labor leader. Urging that Bridges “be sent home without further quibbling,” Mr. Stambaugh said he based his plea on the finding of Judge Charles Sears, Justice Department apectl examiner, that. Bridges uld be deported as a Communist. Commander Stambaugh said in art:

“Legalistic procedure has ‘heretofore proved a barrier to all efforts to deport the Australian alien, Harry R. Bridges. Since our national convention, held in Los Angeles in 1938, the American Legion has consistently contended that Harry R.

Bridges should be deported because

his beliefs and activities constitute a danger to the form of government we know and love. “Generally it is extremely difficult to prove direct Communist affiliations, but the record of Harry R. Bridges, over a period of years, has been one of flouting all decent regards for citizenship, and of consorting with the most active agents of Communism we know. : Confident of Action “The findings of Judge Sears, substantiate the position the American Legion has taken with regard to. Bridges since 1938. It is in-4 teresting to note that Judge Sears| states that in making his recom-| mendations, he does not rely upon any single incident, but rather upon a course of conduct extending from the year 1932 and covering a large number of instances. “In trying times such as these, when the integrity of our Government is being assailed at home and abroad, surely there should be no doubt in the mind of any true American that an ‘alien whose record ‘of subversive activities. continues over a period of nine years is anh undesirable citizen of the United States, Being an alien he is| within our borders only at the| syfstance of our Government.” Stambaugh said that fhe oe has: every confidence ‘that Attorney General - Francis Biddle, who in his address to a section of the American Bar Association meetfng here extolled the integrity of afministrative procedure and referred to the impatience of the public * with inadequate ‘legalistic procedure, will take positive action upon the findings. and recommendations of his special examiner in the case, and follow with the final step necessary by ordering the deportation of the alien Bridges.” Mr. Biddle had no comment on the finding of Judge Sears.

AUTHORIZE TRANSFER OF COUNTY FUNDS

The Marion County Council today authorized the transfer of $100,000 in County Welfare Department ‘money to meet a deficit in the OldAge Assistance fund. The money will be transferred. to the Old-Age Assistance budget from other County Welfare: funds in which there are balances which will not be needed. The Council appropriated about $7000 for extra expenses in several County departments. County Commissioners had asked for $8000 additional appropriation, including $2900 for Julietta Infirmary. The Julietta request was reduced by the Council to $1700.

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CASPER, Wyo., Sept. 30 (U. P.). —It took fast work but a burly policeman saved the forgery evidence against 19-year-old Robert M. Hall. : When arrested, Hall crumpled up a $16 check, jammed it into his mouth and gulped. But ‘the hand of the law was guickss pod the cop's fingers osed about Hall’s windpipe. The check was. retrieved. i pe.

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KOSLOWSKI—Max, husband oh Christine, brother of Emil, city, apd ¥ . Leona

Kunkel, Clevelarid, ing. Services 2 D. Friday from the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian and 19th. Friends ma call at the mortuary afterWednesday. (Cleveland papers po copy.)

MOORE—Lucinda, wife of John Moore and sister of Anna Moore, Sarah Smith and Mi e Hatfield, and also two Sand: children, passed a Monday, Se 29. Friends may call as he ho ome in HR Valley after 4 p. Service Thursday, 3) M. urch. Yur a _ Cemetery. "R W. Stirling Service.

MOORES—Arene Phelps, entered into res Monday, age 43 years, wife of Charles W.

Ellen, Charles W. Jr., James. P , Richard G., Merrill, William B. Moores. sister of Mrs. C. E. Pease, Mrs. L. Ball, Mrs. William S. Smullin. Triends may call the Harry . Moore Peate Chapel. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. at Harry W. Moore Peace apel. Burial Crown

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POTTER—Albert T. of Frances H., Dona E. Hill, disnapolis; Aaron I. and L Bo and Elizabeth Potter,

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brother: of Josephine Reinert, Mrs. ward Strack and Sister Mary Odo, Memphis, Tenn, Leonar ayton edDick and. Clements Reinert, died at his home, 3645 College. Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 8:3 bron tha Kirs Meni ian wna 19th IE : es

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50—ALABAMA, 1440 Noa near bath, extra clean, phe phone. . UBLE—Wisconsin, 106—Comfortable; Pon bath; gentlemen; garage; good

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CARROLLTON, 1326—3-Room-— kitcheneits apartment; also 1305 Lim tilities. LI-9403.

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ENGLISH, 1302—2 connecting down, con- , stant hot water, Srerything furnished; reasonable. MA-0592.

1441—One room: utilities; washer; private entrance. BE-3122-M.

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ILLINOIS, 1446 N.. APT. PE unfurnished; private a? all utiities: no children.

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PARK, 3247—Large, cheerful front; la : closet; private home; meal optiona ha WA-30!

PENNSYLVANIA, 2 pt N.—Newly furnished single; next bath; private entrance; gentleman; evenings. TA-5464.

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ooms

| PERRET Nin fron ome Ported: reasonable. TA-7188. v

WASHINGTON, 4825 Eroauact! ® room entleman, - constant hot, water. Good ransportation. go 50. GTON., nished, aduit i, reasonable. BL-1037.

28TH., 312 E. on Delaware busline)— Attractive; ext b th; home privileges; reasonable; ph ATTRAC room, gentleman nights; also dormitory, accommodate ates: reasonable. TA-7013. CO! Allison’s, Curtis wrign, nice room, beaut tlem Te

double reasonable. Evenings,

LARGE, newly furnished, private entrance, gonnecting tile bath, good location; girls.

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NEAR Curtiss Wisht. Divisicn 650, large Lo me; Sent/eman; Tease

Save u OU! ror results Phone. RIaSEr

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beds; s; single, prival ate Sah take a loo! ook. | Be So i

TACOMA, 11 N.—3 nicely furnished rooms: private bath; dats fle ctric refrigeration.

‘Employed. WINTER 3130 — Small bungalow nicely furnished; cozy home for 3; week: garage,

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APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU:

Choice apartments gladly shown. LI-5585

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont. LI-3439

Beautiful Home—N. Meridian

bedroo las vi roo 3B’ Pas: hast water oom. gar. i 5

r Hall. gs Sond; wn bY TDD. no

2.50; on E. MICH.—Living room, d room, dinette, Eitchenette: bath. SEN

“ress Want Ads are famous for Seonomy snd quice results. Use them—

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Furn. Houses—Apts.

$7.50 WEEK—Thre pished.. 12 sq. Tn

$9 WEEK. oms mode furnished. adutte (5 minute walk Rech). 228 N. Randoiph. MA-49

$32.50-$35; 858 N. i Rms., Ris. priv. bath, steam ht., this. pd. CH-21

3 LADY share her lux. home. V2 mi. . 5 3300 3 50; el (7 mi. N.) 3 bdrm Others WA-4466. (Eves. ‘IRST956.)

ENTRAL, 1228—Cozy. 3-room, furnished apartment; utilities; private entrance.

$25;

PLR ane

| ¥ENWOOD, Ta Rooms, kitchenette, bath, apartment. Excellent heat. Ore $10. TA-5770.

MOUNT, 53 8.—2 Large comfortable furnished : rooms, bath, pitas entrance.

NEW JERSEY, N 00i—Ohg-room tchen- “ ette; sink: Frigidaire \ all utilities.

Phone, 810 E.—Nicely furnished, large

TENTH ST. 0 efficiency; venetion blinds. Adults.

Houses and Lots Sale 25:

To Start Soon Four rooms and fineites; 4 doubly floors; fine cabinets; large b: insulated; weatherstripped; Toes rive. garages. $450 to $550 down—$26 up per mo, Locations 1567 E. 52nd St.—4516 N. Manlove: 4514 8. Delaware St.—1319 W. 35th St. 2 Under Construction 4621 E. Wentworth Blvd.—48323 English ERIUGES & GRAVES CO. i

Builder: 243 N, ® lavas 8t.

3 BUNGALOWS 1425 Roache St, > "oom modern 235 S. Butler Ave.

5-room modern and garage. BEECH GROVE. 211 Ss. 4th St. 5-room modern; extra lot; 2-car garage and small greenhouse. The above homes are priced right. MA-9821. EDW. DILLEHA MA-6411. J. S. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del.

“41 N. SHEFFIELD | Ye A rare bargain in 5-rm. modern with large rooms, full basement, large attic with stairway, new furnace. Only $2250. Terms. BE-4212—MR. HARTLEY—RI-2368 ALLISON -REALTY CO., INC., Realtors.

REDUCED TO $1,600

622 Arch St.—A real buy! 4 Rooms down, 2 rooms up. Water on both floors; $200 down; $20.00 per mo. Hurry, or it will be gone. Mr. Nicolai or Mr. Koepper. MA-6411. J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del.

New Bung. 8 Min, to Speedway OPEN 5 rms., bath; hdwd. fir.; breezeway; “gar., {front dr; approx, % A, Owner. Terms. BE-1171. ¥ tioned—on terms, days. See 1258 8. Harding: Open, 2 until 5. PHILLIPS. BE-2089.

wr 8 BEDROOMS; MODERN

952 High; 11 rooms; good condition; make fine J Tooming house., Only $2,750; easy term - : MR. ZWICKER. RI-2368 ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS

$250 DOWN

and $22.50 buys god §-room modern Dinaal plow Sum ad and Fre ator sou Shelby. Drf ive by. To inspect call Phillips,

MA. 2377 1309 Shepard Ave., Open

6-Room mod. cottage; 2 hdrms. & bath up; new imitation brick; 2-car gar. $550 dn. MA-7905 or E. R. Wickser.

= | Hiall-Hottel €a.- L1. 254} "2822 N. CAPITOL

All brick: four bedrooms: ardwood Qoors; 5 down, balance Harry Lm, L1-3723. HU-5241. PENNSYLV ANIA, 2714 N.—Modern 3-bed-room, lars, iving room, sun Jarior hardwood “foors ors, ‘porches, np taentn uli

Po Owner. TA-5119.

4 Rooms, semi-modern; recondi-

O 6-ROOM HOUSES ON E LOT

LARG! \529°31 Woodlawn (vacant) $175 Down

Studebaker Realty ' 3; sno

2308 Shelby

6-ROOM modern double, 1900 North, = tween coll es and ntral; short nts $20 5 aide. ‘Price, 42096;

Terms. JOHN R. WELCH & SONS. 23 W. OHIO.

443 S. Arlington

si rooms. bi bath: furnace: 3 lots. Price JOHN R. WELCH & SONS, 23 W. OHIO

637 N. TACOMA

8-Room modern house; vacant; 2-car garage; terms, Mr. Rogers. CH-0663.

15 CRUPT, 1542—Attractive front: twin beds; private home; 3 meals; $5.50. : GA-5780.

KEYSTONE, 800 N—Nice, large, 1 room. ocd meals. Employed gentleman,

KEYSTO! 903 N.—Nice room La board, la ny ah

a ut 3 Se 2 water.

NEW JERSEY, 2439 N.—Front er Twary; breakfast optional gentlemen.

NOW JERSEY, 1428 N., §ounie or 2 ‘gentlemen; APT Tova Was team

PENNSYLVANIA 373, — Good meals, "comfortable bes Beds: 1.2 @ ;3 Sentiemen. Penn:

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COLLAR. Help Wanted—Female Indianapolis Wholesaler y Christmas card ORORIL ards” with name, $1. Cholic o )° 2 Tovely |B ox assortments. Make 100%” profs. Also

wreath gift wr 8, box candles Wenn fit Su spoings. 2335 8. Meri

ALERT young ladies (10) order t. unpec. $18 a nd muss jor rap oy i perl 25 or Tote

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JEWELRY co. Ine.

27TH, 716 E.—Sin, Souiples ho home.

CHILDREN or women

Nursery Charen 3-6, 72 or all days,

. 11-1 p. m. 7-8 p. m. Hotels 16

Hoosier Hotel showers —

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1st College car.

Can w Come Toady ior ok, 17 a,

‘Mod. suburban . home, | FO!

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NEAR ALLISON'S—Rent Joyely aduls home, . employed couple.

1 = i apartments; private bath; w furniture; De eT 120 W. 13th.

Bie or two employed girls to share apartment with 2 girls. TA-7871 after 6 p. m.

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Houses for Rent

: | $60; N. Beaut. mod. yd; or Others. W Waite. 138 Eves. 773

WASHINGTC N, 4—Store 35 Nvovdrelt Realty Co. room. 1asd 20

ar and Suburbans

SELL wonderful play farm; 71 acres, brick house, Tolling and timber, %|1 mile of creek, 1 13 Tiles out. Mr. McGee, Acro Realty, RI-3312.

acre: rent S10. (ALL sell) CH-A319:3, Business Property a Speedway City Office S

brand-new, streamlined Call Mr. Burt! 1.

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IRV Nice 2-bdrm. semi-mod.; built-ins; S excellent condition; big lot. $2,750. $250 cash, $26.75 per month pays everything. Hudelson. CH-6204, 2619 E. 12th.

809—Attractive 6-room cottage;

| L1-4304

Ready in . few |

RI-AT1. |

| AGRE—4-RM. HOUSE

with oil heat, electricity, driven well, eloss tric pump. New 2-car iirage, Cha pacity, new chicken house. Ra. 6 $2,750, 3 cash. South of — 4th Ave; West Mars Hill,

ra with : MA-2317 New bungalows near Garfield Park) 8:2 Berwyn; Zi45 Allen Ave.; 1537 Finley, Beautiful new 2-bedroom homes, To} FHA terms, Mr. Zwicker RIALLISON REALTY CO., Ine., 7-rm. mod.; 563 N. Temple A 0. L. Buschmann i ma SY é 4-BEDROOM, NEWLY RECOND., Ni 4-BDRMS.—2 BATHS. $3500, Excellent cond. Near golf courses 1420 W. 23rd 8t. RI-8790

TTT BY APPOINTMEN rT 3 left out of 7. A Real Buy for Quick Sale 24th and College. 10% Dn. Move = Elbert L. McDaniel

PRICED TO SELL Five-room modern ‘in A-1 conditi paved street; city water, gas, good bl furnace. Owner lives in property. cated in West Indpls. Small down: ment, balance like rent, Call

BE-0172-M, , 2317 3! ONLY T500—TERHS o

1014. Hosbrook: A real buy. Stop! MA-9821, FOREST MAN 3151-—-Four fruit: he th fenced. Wo

moder: down. month oy W. ange yes B

BE-2181, 11-8814. BE SURS of your ute Demand an

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PANN AVE. 1438 — Six-room stoker heat; i Stoker] eat; newly decorated.

LEXINGTON AVE. near

201 infer. Bide Edina oh 5 | Lot $150 Cash “»> 1626 English Ax

Christian Park Lot 5%. : Lg. Sub. Lots 3:5; Yenan

Colored Lot **.%: 0-436 3 vedrors on

Site ab Real Estate

Four-Apt, Building _

418 8t.. income § month. 500 uick Benth. * price’ $7! ‘for aq

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SEE 2026 ROOSEVELT a

7 (2 som ete baths .duplexy Price, $600 4 np , bal, i per may, BR-5650 !

, $3250; Oall W. L. Kiser. MA. 2317

DUPLEX Northside: 3 bedrooms oe, Strictly modern. Best bay

ini corner lot. $1,200 a inal Terms. O les Sty.

CME Real Estate Wanted * REAL ESTATE WANTED

want to sell zlotass | RY pall parts. [Rae Real ai Estate Loans

nice section: near BT ER Cott knotty walls; ble: © good ed Ravens. §- pase. Omens “hoo uodern ws bungalows. San 1 TE mo. Sus ia fg %. "Kink MIRINNEY To IS ~room RE cottage; modMars Hil “Mars Hill Lot—CH. 6289 W. of Southport. Sub. Lots 2.0%: Testric. CIA-5806, South. is. WA-6633. DUPLEX 2: Bit 8 stoker: Sil Senstian . W.

ool: Mr. Carnine, MA-0793, MA-0347, wood. Tere 8006. A-4345, $09 mo. CE ern son. om eigept furnace; sppeiiimedt. i $200 RowN..42 aon s home 1800 oamted. somnen

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