Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1941 — Page 12

MOTHER OF TWO |

MINISTERS DIES]

rs. Lydia Gunnemann i tl vy Months; Rites | . To Be Monday.

| Mrs. Lydia Amelia Gunn

who was the mother of two minis+

ters in the Evangelical and Re formed Church, died today in h home, 2545 Union St. She was and had been ill several months, Mrs. Gunnemann was born in Indianapolis, the daughter of Herman and Anng Amt. She was a member of the Pleasant Run Boulevard “Evangelical and Reformed Church. She also was president of the Women's Guild of the church and teacher of the ladies’ class, Funeral Monday

Survivors are her husband, Louis; a daughter, Mrs. Leon Baumer, In. dianapolis; two sons, the Rev. Louis - Gunnemann, Lafayette, and the Rev. Edwin Gunnemann, ion, O.; two sisters, Mrs. Will Baumer and Mrs. ‘Ben Stuvel; two brothers, Harry and George Amt, and four grandchildren, all of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held Monday at 1:30 p. m. in the G: H. Reruiam Funeral Home, and at : . m. in the Pleasant Run Church.

GEORGE GULLION DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS

A resident of Indianapolis 14 years, George Burtin Gullion died yesterday in home, 3042 Ralston Ave,, after an illness of several years. He was a ¢ nter, Mr. Gullion, who was 58, was a native of Boone County. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Moore & Kirk Northeast Mortuary and at 3 p. m. in the Christian Church at Rosston. Burial will be there, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Vernie E. Gullion; a son, Kenneth W. Gullion, and two daughters, Mrs. Doris Rahn and Miss Mary Louise Gullion, all of Indianapolis.

E. RAY CLEMENT OF A. P. BUREAU DIES

E. Ray Clement, traffic bureau chief of the Indianapolis office of the Associated Press, died yesterday in his home, 4209 BE. 35th St. He was 36, | Mr. Clement had served in Associated Press offices in Dallas, New Orleans, Kansas City, Mo., and New York before coming to Indianapolis two years ago. He was born in Sherman, Tex. Survivors are his wife, Irene 8, and two daughters, Lenore Rae and Carol Irene. Funeral services and burial will be in New Orleans.

MINNIE A. CONNOR BURIAL TOMORROW

‘Mrs. Minnie A. Connor, 923 Prospect St., died yesterday after a brief - illness. She was 68 and had been a resident here 23 years. Mrs... Connor had been employed at the Central State Hospital here for eight years and was a member of the Elwood Presbyterian Church. She was born in Elwood. Services will be held at 1:30 Pp m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, with burial in Elwood. Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Martin Lang Sr. three nephews and six nieces, all of Indianapolis.

FORMER TREASURER CONVICTED UPSTATE

HUNTINGTON, Ind. Oct. 11 (U. P.)—A jury of seven men and five women today found Mrs. Pauline Fairchild, ex-Huntington County Treasurer, guilty of embezzling more than $23,000 during 1938 and 1940. The jury recommended that the court fine her $1000 and suspend a sentence of one to five years. Mrs. Fairchild was at liberty under a $15,000 bond previously posted.

ADMIRAL STIRLING JR. TO TALK TOMORROW

Admiral Yates Stirling Jr., navel authority, will discuss ‘Naval Defense for the U. S. A.” at the Indianapolis Catholic Forum at 3:30 ». mi tomorrow at the World War Memorial. This meeting opens the 1941-1942 lecture season for the Forum which is in its seventh year. Harry E. Scott will preside at the meeting.

Health Leader At'Y' Named

John P. Wilson has been appointed associate director of Health and Recreation. of. ¢ the Y. M. C. A, Mr. Wilson sucs

yn work in MinneK ‘sota- and has Mr. Wilson been director of out-of-camp activiites for four .years.. He is a graduate of the University - of Minnesota.

R. R. HINESLEY DIES HERE AT 54

Chief Clerk in Office of Building Commissioner Was City Native.

Russell R. Hinesley, 54-year-old chief clerk in the office of City Building Commissioner, died yesterday in his home, 4735 Rookwood Ave. Mr. Hinesley; who formerly was a painter and contractor, had been an employee of the building commissioner’s office since 1933. He was a member of Fairview Presbyterian Church and Calvin Prather Lodge NT, F & A.M. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Hinesley; four sons, Thomas E.,, Charles J., James L. and Gordon R. Hinesley; two daughters, Mrs. Ralph Todd and Miss Lois Hinesley; three brothers, John T, George W. and Charles W. Hinesley, and a sister, Mrs. Ken-|E neth Reed, all of Indianapolis.

MARY B. COUCHMAN, HERE 20 YEARS, DIES

Mrs. Mary Blanche Couchman, wife of the Rev. Alvin M. Couchman, a retired Methodist minister, died today in her home, 308 N. Gladstone Ave. after an illness of two and a half years. She was 78 and had been a resident of Indianapolis for 20 years. She attended the Methodist Church. Mrs. Couchman was born in Louisville, Ky. Funeral services will be held Monday in the home and at Farmersburg, Ind. Burial will be there. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Consuelo Dunmeyer of Indianapolis and Mrs. Jessie C. Diggs of Austin, Tex., and a granddaughter, ; Mary Prances Travis, Indianapolis physician.

DANCE IS ARRANGED FOR SERVICE GROUPS

Service men stationed in and near Indianapolis will dance again with

Service Men’s Association, Inc, Members of the association and their wives have planned a second dance for 100 men each from Ft. Harrison, the Billings Hospital and the U. S. Naval Armory, to be given next Saturday in the Artillery Armory, 2000 Madison Ave. Assisting will be the Service Men's Club and the City recreation department. Members of the association and their wives will he’ hosts and hostesses. There will be an entertainment program and refreshments.

2 NURSING SCHOOLS IN STATE GET U. S. AID

Times Special WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. — Two Indiana nursing schools were named by Surgeon General Thomas Parran of the U. S. Public Health Service for Federal aid for additional nurses’ training during the defense emergency.

pital School of Nursing, Muncie, and St. Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing, Lafayette. - Eighty-eight schools were named throughout the country to receive a total of $1,200,000.

PLANS TFRIENDS NIGHT’

The Monument Chapter, No. 549, O. E. 8. will hold a friends ‘night meeting Monday at 8 p. m. at the Masonic Temple, North and Iilinois Sts, Mrs. Nelle Polk of the Irvington O. E. S. chapter will act as worthy matron.

STATE DEATHS:

hel . Carter. aur 5 sons, Budiey F. > Sister

Mrs B ta Marie Pyle. 3 Survi are Tames” D: Price: as

is Lis Irs BarHE NERVILLES 5. HB gh Shite ye = oth *Ever tt Davos: Si i: ir stars. Ep Si dion), 3 or aia Survivors: Hasbaia, Her Herbert i daughter. | \ Mies gist

op hl Ht

H ho giter. Mrs er; - brother, | John

ters. Mare

ivors: Wite, Maris ou

®. Tea Hempding.

Ba. | Mrs.

ohn A. ae vivey 3 IY rs: xi Father : Ru LN 4 brsuner. Bevin 3

hen) Leistn ps, € ny or, * daughy % rs. Agn sons. ,_ Howard: |] aE Leistner; sisters, . A a

Tonis er iY0la Sobas Se ‘father,

(VOCS Hithand, Youn Baugh:

ter. Mrs. Guy WASHINGTON Dosidert Sum, 91.

ore? Human s. Kenneth Dae 22. A che

Fh Keith.

"PLAY GOLF ~ Championship Course Todianapolis npoion.

the co-operation of the Allison|mo

They are the Ball Memorial HOS- |p,

"| 28 W.

"16 PUPILS KILLED AS

"TRAIN WRECKS BUS

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 11 (U.P). little hodi la

Memphis b a Shelby County school hus falled to stop st a Til road crossing.

The driver, Bennie HL Priady, 35 : also was killed w! e bus, carrying 16 Shildon home from the George R. James school, was struck by a I ene Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis passenger train late yesterday.

four critically, when the bus was dragged 75 yards down the track and hurled into a briar patch. All of them lived in the Eads community, 21 miles east of Memphis. Ambulances sent out from Meuiphis prought the dead and inj to hos; ere. . The bus approached the crossing over a road that parallels the track for some distance.

Deaths—Funerals Endianapolls Times, Satur. Oct. 11, 10

Mary E., age 49 Sears, wife of Cidde ' P Arnet mot . Claude M, ae i. gaghter of Mr. George J pa ¥ Thuteday, Funeral Monday, 10:30 30 w Ta,

Wa age a Burial’ Memorial Park.

te Ave Pens may cl at Shire) Bros, Con no . al on e unday and a the church “after 9 a..m. Monday.

CLEMEN Ray, e 36 years, husband of Fig aes 38 father of Lenore Rae My ‘Carol Irene Clement, Friday morning. Funera n New Orleans, La. Friends Brothers’ .,. until 4 ., (New Orleans and City papers please copy.)

Arthur W., husband of Alice Coon Or f Neom som! and Ruth, brother of es,

Lloyd, Lane, Da ter om Glen, pasted away Thursds at Anderson. ral Sun day. pm rom i a Bey ial os: fad. So Be uria hy AY cal na the Aaron Ruben Funeral Home until noon Sunday.

COUCHMAN—Mrs. Mary Blache. age 78, beloved Vite of Roy AX uchman, iggs, Austin, Tex, rand. Me Jesse C. oss, 4 ~Heavis

passed aws and burial

passed at Satur day call at the residence. stone, after 6 today. notice later. Dorsey "Service.

EULASS—Mrs. Susan Oss, wl in Detroit, of ose; grandmother of ads rvices at the ME ited. “By or oro wn a Bl vi uria) 0 call at ‘the mortuary after Sunday noon.

GULLION—George Bert, 3042 Ralsto! eloved husband of Vernie E., taaher “of Dori Rahn, Mary Louise and W. Gullion, deparied Jia life eral Sunday, t the hurch, sston. ti2 tan. dri call at the Moore & Funeral Home, 2530 Station St.

GUNNEMAN—! Lydia Avigtia, 56 years, beloved te uf 0 Souls Gunneman, mother

308 N. Find: Funeral

passed way | WHITE, en, oo inothes

era Run angelical riends invited, | Priends may cal Funeral Home, 1508 8. East.

ICKEY—Jo! r. ank), beloved huspik of Gatnering 3 (Hickey. "1 father of

Wa, and Herbert t Hickey, Tail of Indianapolis d M Marie

rom the resi 308 ices St. Philip Neri Church, Friends invited.

MITCHELL—Julia Jean, age 30 years, beloved wife of Horace G. Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madley, imother of Infant Horace D. Mitchell Jr., sister of and Clara

ural. 9

Pp , 9 a. m., Church. ial St. . Friends may call at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Madley, 2710 W. 10th St. 3lger 5 p. m, Saturday. Shirley Serv

WWE—Otto 1328 Shel husband of Cora, er of Mrs. HE Eckhart and Roda Mae

Thursd Oct. 9. ay the

at Pon 1230 Prospect St. vited. Burial Crown Hill,

PARTLOW-—Paul G., Busbang of Eula, Mrs. Mo

and Noblesville, brother of Mrs. worth, Mrs, M Kissel and Carl Ww, pas uy. Service al, the residence, 204 emple Monday, 3:30 p. m. Friends inLh Burial ishinkton Park. Friends may call at residence. PROBSTEIN—] ld of 6240 Haverford passed away iday morning, husband of Tillie, father of Dr. G. Probstein, Daviq Probstein and Mrs. Mary Ball Servi will be conducted 3:30

ces Bm Sunday at the Aaron Ruben neral Home.

Friends in-

4 away Thursda aftethodist ospital, father her of Harry, Mrs. Louis Mrs. Emma Benry . Serv-} SALESMA be conducted at 10 a. d: Aaron-Ruben PFPuneral Home, Interment Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery.

RYAN—Anna M. beloved sister of Mrs. s. Michael Royce and 4 ssed away Friday. Funeral Mon Qct. 13, 8:30 a. m., at the Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. WashIn St., 9 a. m., St. John’s Ch <B. ends invited. Burial Holy ei etery. Friends may call at More ary.

irs entered into age 41 we

WELSH -— A mother of Mrs. Esther James Welsh, sister of James, Abn Arbor, Mich.; Perry, Columbus, 0., 3p m ohda at the Kirby Mortua Aer 19tn’ Sts. Friends may cal at the Sar

Funeral Directors § CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1834 W. Michigan BE-1934

FLANNER & , BUGHANAR

FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-383T?

BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect SH,

MA-804s. GRINSTEINER'S

1001 r NEW Sor MA-83%4

RISEY & TITUS MORTUARY

851 N. DELAWARE ST. LI-3828

MA-S488 maw MOORE KIRK"

You PROFIT BY PROFFITT

Funeral! service. 3040 N. Illinois. TA-3241.

0 N. L1-3408 ROBERT W. STIRLING 1438 Prospect. New location. MA-494L.

MA-9433 1230 Prospect St. Florists & Monuments

Nine other childfen were. injured, |

i| wo

Central |.

Chueh | Help Wanted—Male

TLOCK—Ruth 8S, 9.1 3 Ny , ‘Alabania

ENGINEERS, civil, mechanical $308.33—$333.33 month,

transfer or reinstatement. - eligibility.

Applicants for clerical and drafting positons must have ‘Merely an

degree from a recognized college or

INSPECTORS,

and Sleciricly ; month;

Announcements 1

ON THIRD LOCKS CONSTRUCTION

FOR DUTY WITH SPECIAL ENG ON ISLS OF P.

/CLERKS, $168.75-$208.33 month; DRABVSMEN; $150.00-$239.00 month; : INEERING AIDES, civil, mechanical and. Ba $168.75-$270.83 month;

EERING DIVISION AMA

GRADUATED ENGINEERS,

RECENTLY $168.75—$187 50 month;

$168—$300 month}

SPECIFICATION _ WRITERS, $208.33—$333.33

SHOP TECHNICIANS, $150—$230.58 month,

Federal having passed

Sinil Service eligibility for is not sufficient to establish

than Engineering Aide, must have or engineering school and, save for recent

an engineering. po Poni 50g must have at léast che or more years experience af the type indicated. Appli-

cants for these positions must be American citizens, not over 45 of embarkation.

ters at about $9 month rental available upon arrival.

Applicants should bring e

samples of their a. Apply to Isthmus bes ba oe ,- Captain Rogers, Office, 148 EB. Market Street, Indianapolis, between the hours of 10 a. m. and

ment Security

and physically

0 ey hast ar blanie Isthmus alone since family quarters will not be available

Sixty-one days leave per year with pay.

and recommendations and draftsmen should being

- 7 p. m., October 15th, for interview.

Help a sl

or HR FP; Jacki

cash in Ek its; poe 5

MEN WANTED—Ad Bite our csislogs. 2c each paid in Advance, ne? 3 tals fag:

Eve nighee., Raitigh Free Pre mii Lawye!

MILLINERY ETE Full or part time; excellent opportunity if experien ALVON HAT SHOP, 47 Monument Circle

dependable; 3 days Tues-

Suis an aa Ty depen Call in person. 1524

Personal Services. 13 Ea AND SODDING) c Sigdr ha ing, Son soll, Stusheq

stone, ci Reason-

able.

”

man

Revoked Driver's License INSURANCE CERTIFICATES FILED RELIABLE INSURANCE = SUPPLIES) SOAPS,

hdiaote for the busiest shop in You earn more here. T, 118 Monument Circle. CAPABLE girl ous No Wi w rk, JA Lpehidren’ or!

SHI avis.| “No selling. 210 Gocidencar Bide. © ME

CAR GIR! 4 Fal

eral housewor -8:30 a. m., after

waitresses, A Creek at aon Be stay. Call bep. m. IR-0786.

3 to manage dry cleaning

offices. 3157 E. 10th. Bb GY COOK—MUST BE NEAT - 1424 NORDYKE. WHITE, 18-30; assist housework; 2 children; a $6. BR-6074.

good salary, six dsys. Waitresses 1357 8. Meridian,

(METAL ya \

Metal Stamping 5 ian

(PAPER HANGING)

PAINTERS or interior estimate. Cash or

HAAR. ———————————————— TD —— APERHANING ==! the |p. REANING Best_workmanship, Reas- wd “Room*

(PRINTING) WEDDING

Indiana Employ-

Merchandise for Sale 34

COMPLETE BEAUTY SHOP SQUIPMENT: CHEAP. 4331 COLLEGE AVE. HKU-8609. t, special sent, buy-sell 415 BOBS.

310 E. Wash.

. $069.50 Baseburner yo up Hor 1 gas Natsr heater, “Bands No. 40.” 1830 walnut. 310 E. Washington. $39.50 Tike new. WO ortho Hr ad Ih Te. Yoo ars face dining suite.

FRUIT JARS Cheap. Dugger's Lunch.

2624 W. Walnut.

ston Breakfast Set, $8.9

Parlor pd a 6 =. 310 E.

ad In The TIMES costs as 8 lee rR pi, ANB RGus

8a m and 8 p. m.

Merchandise for sale :

for Sale

1000 MEN'S

75¢

“3 Mere andise

ER ria

fur

S20

THE POOR on FRIEND BECAUSE

G IS A

BARGAIN

S UNTIL 9 P. M.

SURPLUS OUTLET STORE

nu SHELBY—FOUNTAIN SQUARE

ioog_ Wome gra som, go ING ., 210 8. Delaware, LI

Complete. with oh ors 13. 4 Indians . \

‘used . See SERVICE POVRBCKING Co. 0H. Wess Br it

7910.

Easily Killed TERMITES 0" rimacr-Tox

LURIE CO., 132 8. Penn. 11-3793

LECIA, Model C Camera; ws meShanioll condition; $60. B. Worl,

TA NY pay

Farm & Home Let + 102s atic Gas Range, porcelain, good $20

baker. 927 N. Meridlan. Open eves. BLOCK'S. 11th and Meridian. on eves.

x11 seamless broadloom, inged. 7.05. Meridian Furniture, Inc, BiH Lk open till 10 p

HIGH oven Sad, change, a regulator,

Siac 600 wate 33 volte. $45. GH 4100.2.

tie 50 bedroom suite, 2 Tac. first ” takes. Ser iGien Furniture, 1712 N. Meridian. Open till 10 p.

sizes. Lowest Fr uit Jars, Jugs 3 rt Fogle Bottle Co. 901 Va, MA-0556. FUR COA ort Beaver, $15; Black Seal {ith collar),

904-J. Evenings, Saturdays, Sundays. Wallboard 75.1% 4." $2.90 S.'8. Rhodes & Son, 340 W, Wash. LI-8833

for lovel 3-zo0m BE. 23d. Till 9 p, m.

RUG,

COMPLETE furnishin apartment, $94.50. 1

RUSH J MAKE US SMILE. HENDREN PRINTING. 685 Century Bldg. MA-3467.

Household Furniture 20 Sonsres

unce 1 _ Ses RICHARDS The N AR Ba Frintern 137 BR New York (ROOFING REPAIRING)

NEW ROOFING, repairing, also built Toots. Insulation, rockwool and utters

(RUBBER STAMPS)

ROOMS, HOUSES,

FOR

APARTMENTS

RENT

USEWORK Care 1 child: white, A ro. anil ies 18

ane sive money” 4nd

WE HAVE an n in ut Service Departmen Defor a & youn man, 18-31, Whose Sat te objece tive i advartiing, Must be high school! gradua however, peaches us

Eraduste I Cel a that entails Carson

tat duties. See Mr. Collier, The Indianapolis Times, between 13 and 4 p. m.

Age 28-4 harmace uti ro docto 4ruf trade, 52 itals, for ~year-o id frm,

-o0ld led, - ness preferr age fA Ry Dust

in undaries ccount ales

1 a RR RR fuficy| Busines wg S5poinimest a :

0 is now em-

13, after 9: 30. WB WwW, Dloyed a ditions, Must be experi Yertioal We have a ne but only a or write Pupetings tenden 1 Maco

interview. 2158 N. Talbot St. Indiana

15 BILL PASSERS

6-50. Report uniter ie 18 N. Meridian.

ss, TA-2536, anapolis.

distin. © Best ‘salary oratory ck Box 811, Times.

experienced to Thanage men's

furnishing nent ent posfiien. Excel en ene

‘WOOL PRESSER

Victory Cleaners Co., 2706 E. Michi

YOUNG MAN, 18 ‘to 20, with collect rents. 144 N. Delaware. oo

(Sandwich Man 5 on Eun

XY man " ELDERLY to drive coal truck. -30¢ B.

Positions Wanted, Female 10) |

t Dousskesping Ix for | Ili Bo

ELDERLY one, hom

ta) hon respec give chan person 32 Times,

GIRLS—De You Want a Job?

wie e oF tall 1ilermats oral Ba Beosly Et

$1 FUR"CCle

MEYER O ,ACOBS

-2e2.| AGME

. Ohio and Ilinois.]

NAME STAMPS, 40c. Blythe Rubber Stamp Co., 241 N. Delaware. LI-4148.

(SHOW CARD SIGNS) SHOW CARD SIGNS a word on white WA-3442

or colored cards (UNCLAIMED FREIGHT)

AINS! Unclaimed roar 438 W. Wash 3h Mase

(WATCH REPAIRING)

"phere: Watch Repairing. Jacob Montzel. 460 - Kahn Bldg. 50.

Expert (WEARING APPAREL)

LOWEST pri Prd ales oss, Sjterutitng. WALSH, 5 Wi Virginia, MA

SO Sa Jer BEE RNR, oT 7 0B

1.1 he

relining, uniforms.

ARN SHADE da

NES RI-15%1

A-1 SHADE CO.

Business Opportunities 29

HOTEL —31 rooms; semi-m odern. For further information call or te HERMAN pus Tis 23 BE. 15th St. ite ou Ind.; Le ne

Mach. 25 on place, » ie 20 030 Hershey 9y. S;compart.; .; 10 on place. 611 N.

Indianapolis a » iE RI-5551

Money to Loan

license. Registered in In-|}f and comm. No lab-|§

il PARK, 2145 Comiartable Toom with

Rooms Without Board 14

2 each; CARROLLTON, 1423—Nice, ‘warm y room; private hone: h. beds. 1.I-2014. .50; MERIDIAN, N.—Large, warm som; mi Innerspriogs: consiant hot water;

1235 N. SBeayurully furnished ioe he t; maid service;

BOSART, 503 N. (4600 FEast)—Attractive front? twin beds; 1-2; reasonable. IR-8144

Pi clean room; gentlemen o

BROADWAY, 6144—Warm, next bath, nBe private home; garage; emplo; 2. Ee

Er Transporiation: gen ealiemen. reasonable. TA

CAPITOL, §154 N.—Lovely

room, ad Dining bath: adult home; BR-6985.

1-3 . gentlem

CARROLLTON, 2325—La large. w front; {hnemprings; constant hot water; private reasonable,

S.—Lovely room,

— bath, Sg e. 1-3 empioyed. WA-3236. y

Hotels Park Lane Hotel ™ E WALNUT

A Pew Desirable Rooms Available Now

ins. Willi

Housekeeping Rooms

$4.50 UP—1 Room for housekee ties. Close to carline. 915 $5.50

ROOM furnished 3 artment; 0464-M;

TWO-. utilities: private entrance. no. children

$5.50 up; C APACE front entran

1103—Light and warm ads Taping; *3 windows;

CENTRAL, en Room and kitchenette, all ui iis furnished. Adults. _ Erivate entran

Si 1322 «- 2 single; extra Jarge) utilities; innersprings; private entrance.

Bt, 962; near Fountain Square; front: twin 1 beds; sleeping; lighthousekeeping:

GROFF, 1441 — Near Allison's; 1 room; Bullitles: ©. washer; private entrance.

LLEGe 3165—Attractive front . room; eam heat; private home; gentleman Ek WA-6863. furnished single

COLLEGE, 2045—Nicely oom, near bath, Private home.

Apt. 8-—Nicely fur-

DELAWARE, 400 N., lied. large front; also small room,

A A and 0 cia

os. a

{ront, new! wi beds. TA

a, fnetr Pak ester) — Na:

vate home; gentleman. pasted briv

coohLEL 3 526 (near Ane Caml sg Tessanable. BE-4635. 2 beds;

ILLINOIS, 3051 N.--Front f closet: private home; 2 gen:

ILLINO; 2283 furnish HN Tiny Too Sly heat, best transportation; phone

KENWOOD, BI Sleaping room for 1 or 2; near transportation; phone.

1905 N Comfortable ners Tags; "large closet; DT ome; reasonable.

NEW JERSEY, Ri NS oo rooms, 1 up; also

: phone.

heat; roan 3 3nialts

NEW JERSEY, 121 on upstairs refer 4 EMR automatic. hear: re Pate bath, entrance. RI-7245, evenings s.

alcave, ersprings;

lll PARK, 3021—Quist, warm, twin closets snd

beds; hoard optional; $3.50

| PENNSYLVANIA, 1030 _N front, A ‘also —Tovely

CAPITAL FINANCE GORP.

+1304 Kresge Bldg. HONOR

on us OUSEhO

Corp. 328 Illinois Bldg. 3d Floor RI-5404

CLGE PLAN

INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE _

830 Occidental Bldg. RI-3387.

LOANS x. pisvere "OM 2 trom nau.

Furniture k ATS LOANS ' AL

Delivery Service

and Transfer. LI-9642

Frucking $1.50 Per Hous and 4

roofing and painting. og. anne Call Xd. BL-

LOOK cu.

room; twin

newly furnished bath, rT entrance,

FET gle. VANE 3% gen ¥ ne oy 2024 N.; nicely furnished, near bath, good i oration, suitable Es reasonable. TA-77. Ee - furnished or reasonable, free park-

BE”

oom;

TUXEDO, 1032La: ATge, fron t bedroo private i suits 1-2; reasonable.

25 658 BE. —Newly furnished small room, cine College. © Business gin, "83.90. WA:

WANTED—Employed woman; furnished, 1bedroom, next to th, apartmen 1936 N. Meridian, phone Saturday ani Sunday, WA-8075.

NEAR RCA, MALIOnY. N. Jefferson ont; twin beds optional eS

“peepee 3 lazin, clasts opposes 3 5. a a.

rings, Sob a

{150 West, View {i gentleman;

WALR sin; ladies. RH NEAR Curtiss-Wright

rivate en entrance; Rooms With Board

ial heat.

roem, newly decorated, breakfast optional. Gentleman. WA-8708.

BROADWAY 135 oon for man:

meals. Wi-o0s

Smoke A Rie a &3 Jul

: CRUST, 1543--Attractive

Er i A-2780;

FE 7a er L181 | 2

Cohy ToT hice

“i= CANARIES

gli Aa SADDLES i:

Em oe “dus t air Private tne. | BUILDING,

SPANN, | I Ber twin ki

het bo

Rad; | | [ote wih ‘good meals optional: 008

transportation. MA-0830,

| BAST vo Toard $080 por Tur Ae

Convalescent Homo—L1-2916

ed Noo. 417 N.; front room, next bath, $4

adul: REAR

Room; board; priv. home, good care. OH-6304-W.

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furnished, im-

ILLINOIS, 1726 N.—Lo aire. Private

maculately clean; entrance. ILLINO. 2339 ly 3] - LINOIS, fasd. wi suits Barnithed

BABY C ELS $4 and up; lot ENGINE Cars,

BE- BA

"1320 W. Washington

SRT E Eg TLe | FDR EE MAPLE $35;

Tis Gale

SETTEE AND ARRIAGES, $10 and $30; KETS for various

“CAPITOL AT SOUTH | 3 IIE

Cement, 5% Per Bag

il 5 P. M. 8a

Wright-Bachman Lumber Coe ; Union Biocr Ya rds. Ri-s00n,

ARMY

RAINCOATS i Genuine Alligator . Bropchae

KING'S

All kinds--Reasonable P: AL

Cella; NEW AND USED Window Sash and

IES Marion Material Co.

i £048 Northwestern, h USED PLUMBING FIXTURES |

AMERICAN PLUMBING SUPPLY, RI-1223, 834 W. Washington St. at White River,

i GE

e new. Sold io»

for balance due... ay - RAE STORE. Fl. 235 E. Wa shinigtem - and pe at : r you'll like, BEN HINI TE CO 1627 Prospect. (Nr, State.) eves, MA-9988. ] 4 ow and IE CEL 1320 Kentucky Ave. rr)

Bedroom Suite, Fe HOME APPLIANCES CO.

3360 N. ILLINOIS. Open eves. TA-1880y

Genuine 'nlaid Linoleum, 89073

Values Up to $1.89 A. Yd. HOOSIER PAINT &

“Warm Morning” Coal Stoves

Provide better heat a lw cost, i hem today. Polar Nort western Ave.

9x12 RUG, 13.5: 12 felt base, $3. new h Saeed mafirsss,

Springs, $2430 compe, or! te

ars MORNING" stove Sis heat and night without refueling,

$s: 95 1 Pipa Muesing Mer errick Coal Ca, :

LADIES’ dresses, coats, men’s suits, overs Sols boys 3-plece suits, overcoat, as water heate Bh tank; ‘very Yeasonable. 2623 N. Illinois. exible shaft, hn 2 Call uf

“HT vl ny 3 35256 E. shington. IR-1 SINGER Treadle, $10. Electric he ing machine, $25. SINGER CO, “126 W. Washington. RI-9718.

ROACH'S LAST MEAL ni, | For sale at your nearest Sealer wg i

31 Va. Ave.

aper, furni oy SALVA’

Albert G. Maas, YOUR old Baws

ey Musical Instru—Radio 34M

KEYSTONE; N., Room in private home; Inhersprings: "excellent transportation; ve 50; La

LINDEN, ea inturmnished; Jar 11-9403.

MARKET, 1514 E.—8$6.50, $7: 2; private, sink, aiitton ik, hen:

front apartment; utilities: stoker

NEW JERSEY, N., A Lower 'ooms; private bath, new furnitur Frigidaire.

warm; adult NEW YORK, 310 W., A nr 36—3-room fursleeping rooms;

nished a artment’ reasonable.

Iso sleeping’ room re 1226 —Nice!

, $3.

Baldwin Piano Salesroom

Offers best values in pianos. ' 44 S. Penn. St. Open Eves. MA-143§

10 USED PIANO PIANOS | MARION MUSIC co.

Say N. Pent TROMBONES,

Open Eves. hue LE 3 included. Lorenz Music.

ts. 8. Penn.

‘| Coal—Coke

room, kiichenetie; hot hot water; i

PENNSYLVANIA, N., 1045—Sm apartment; studio 4 vs ana

front entrance; or couple.

RUCKLE, 1709—32-room apartment: near bath private entrance: a near Central.

24TH, 11° E.—2

joining Path: jimont. up; 3d-

tears, employed adults;

ATT EONS 3 Tom furn s ter Stilitles, private entrance, a

Apartments for Rent

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

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BUY YOUR WINTER'S COAL NOW

Possible car shortage or a soning of coal shipmenta | may occur later. Economize by reducing smoke. geo low ios for buming cof is sued by the Consumers’ vision United States of the asa pi This is a defense measure. Constls dealers listed below for coal best ed for your needs.

AMBER JACKET

4x6 cin. fkd. No. 6

Choice apartments gladly shown. LI-5888 General Apartments « Vermont. LI-39 a Month; 229 N. HAMILTON-Two-room

upper; Rinities paid. $32.50: 508 EB. MICH.—Living roo grossing room, bath CH-31 $37.50; 316% Virginia Ave., 4 rooms, priv.

dinette, kitchenette, bath, steam heat. Util pd. CH-3189.

814—Upper_ two and three-r: apartments; near Lilly’s; adults only.

4-BEDROOM DUPLEX

ving room: sunroom: 2 baths.

Large Destranle. LE inient. to A t. Yu ge, 3135. yg 8

Pa OX! all C! t= ment; FIN 50. 0. As only. 1a 58 Edgemont.

Furn. Houses.—Apts. 18A

INDIANA, No. 6

4x8 shoveled 1p.

W. KY. BLK.

Big block 8” cin. fkd.

BLUFF ROAD GOAL Ri-8863 |

MONUMENT COAL C0.

L1-5381 4 Boe pins mesa I N

DAYLIGHT COAL. _ h-24et

OXFORD, 49 N.—3-Room furnished apartCom RY Ut 3 en i private 3 rances.

, 1037 Gata. ira Soom urn hed adu References ve 23D, W., TT Beoutifu apartment;

well furnished. and 8 obi ogg TT next bath;

318T, 466 he ms, first floor, closet, private 18 entra: Hy Tae 8032. aL Soe. TA-8567

31 8 RoE 10 Tesponti

465 W.~Lovely rm. or share hothe so 3

H6237 L637

AMBER JACKET 6x4 Ind. ein. fkd.........

Muesing :(IR-1191, WA-2481, MA-8

Houses for Rent 19

wired for Yaa otiove: ieee, vais

heater. Adults, eater. Adults. Open: #40. Garage. | PrgseRcT Tm 2223—8ix- ~room modern house;

Business Property als Speedway y Office

2 me od eg Mr: Burth, Lads ft., 3 floors:

STE A

Gio to aT Good let. BE-1666-M.

fur. ot Un or Seu (CAI Bundy SROSH.

STORE YOUR COAL NOW GUARANTEED Satisfaction--Priced an los & Fuel MA-5353 MA

Indianapolis s Goal Oo HU-1308 MA-l408 or Goal & Ol Oo.

wane | WA-3344 WA-3:

BLUE D DIAMOND GOALS 0.

's’ Largest Coal CALL——CH. 7500 CALL

Fredrick = Ma 745] Jil <> CHB a

CO.

W.-Virginia 1g. 6-in. ip, seam No, |

Anchor Goal Co.

Moving 4 and Storage 24

Fireplace Wood °F; ==

delivery. WA-3344.

11 E. Washingbos |