Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1941 — Page 15

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Bill lowing Further Farm Increases.

m a battle to revise the:

and Currency Com-

version .of a price control

farm bloc dominating, wrote its version of tion measure SaturStipulating that no price may fixed on farm commodities: until

s the

risen to the general level |.

to 1929. Government farm gs said such a provision would I Tood prices to skyrocket and the purpose of price control. tor Leon Henderwith his aides today to the drastically modified meas-

_ Blistering Fight Ahead

Banking Committee farm could not muster quite enough upport to write a wage control proion. into the bill, an, House action on the legislation ‘is. expected this week. But a

Disering fight was promised when does consider the bill,

e bill as approved by the Comhs pe provides that the Price Ad3 ao may establish ceilings J ; onary commodity prices g the Oct.

¢ pio ceiling ‘on farm prices that bring hen below the level highest of three alternative

Lk ee hundred ten per cent of : git parity of 100 would give ~ the : a purchasing power in / : manufactured commodioi to that which he enjoyed

ge tiod 1909 to 1914.) e general price level on Oct.

, 1941, general level

bo price level from “alternative would perfarm prices to rise to 130 of parity. In raw sugar would result in raising the ny of $3.50 per 100

Robert Smelser

if ROBERT LEE SMELSER, teller at the American National Bank, died yesterday in his home, 333 Beverly Drive, after a four-year . He was 47, © Mr. Smelser had been associatki od with the bank for 30 years. He was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and was secretary of MilJRasHlle Lodge 126 F.& A.M: He . a member of the Bethlehem fe Church. . : iy Smelser was a past master of ‘Millersville lodge and took interest in music. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Re- * ‘becca Smelser; a son, Robert Wil.Smelser of Paterson, N. J.; aughter, Miss Jean. Smelser lis and a grandGauge Betty Lee Smelser. Services will be held at 2 p. m. WW in the Flanner & BuMortuary, with burial in 3 Bu.

: : Norncuse. died yesterday at ne, 35 N. Hamilton Ave. She mt. most of her life in this

of the Nazarene. rs are a son, Charles Need

iy ‘will © be # 10 a. m, in the home. Burial will m Hill Cemetery.

Home, for Mrs. Gussie gal, Ho Maryland St., who Saturday night in her home “years’ illness. Services will besheld tomorrow Lebanon. “ She was 62. plfe was the wife of David ‘with whom she was assoithe operation of the Inis Roof Coating Co. He is

Funeral services were held at 9 a. m., today in St. Thomas Aquinas Church for Timothy Geary, superintendent of the Central Indiana Division of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. He died Saturday in his home, 4057 N. Illinois. He was to be buried in the Roselawn Cemetery at Terre Haute.

THREATEN STRIKE + AT 2 PLANE PLANTS

By UNITED PRESS . A few hundred welders forced a showdown today on bargaining rights at two huge aircraft plants employing 72,000 men and the United Federal Workers of America (C. I. 0.) opened an all-out organizational campaign among 1,250,000 Government employees. "The United Aircraft Welders, an independent union, served notice on the National Labor Relations Board that a strike would be called at midnight tomorrow unless the board ordered a bargaining election at the Lockheed-Vega factory at Los Angeles and at Consolidated Aircraft at San Diego. The latter plan has $750,000,000 in defense orders. The new C. I. O, drive among employees of the Government, which is the nation’s largest employer, has as its goal 1,000,000 C. I. O. memers. Meanwhile, the National Defense Mediation Board opened an executive session at Washington in an effort to reach a compromise on the explosive union shop issue between John L. Lewis’ United Mine Workers (C. I. O,) and the major steel companies.

Burial Rites Set

For Louise Frank

MRS. LOUISE FRANK, wife of Al J. Frank, general manager of the Barton and Graylynn hotels here, died yesterday In her apartment at the Barton Hotel. - Mrs. Frank was 55 and had been

a resident here the last 25 years. She was a member of St. John’s Catholic Church and was a native of Evansville. Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Miss Mary Louise Frank; two sisters, Miss Kathryn Emig and Mrs. M, E. Schaeffer, both of Evansville, and a brother, Rep. Henry A. Emig, a: member of the Indiana assembly from Vanderburg County. Funeral services will be held Wednesday in the Holy Trinity Church in Evansville, Burial will .be there.

Nancy Hoyt, Il Brief Time, Dies

MRS. NANCY AMANDA HOYT, a resident of Indianapolis the last 23 years, died yesterday in Emhardt Clinic, 1625 S. East St., after a brief illness. She was 56 and lived at 3824 E. Michigan St. Mrs. Hoyt was a member of the First United Brethren Church. She was born in Owensburg and lived in Jasonville and Seymour before coming to Indianapolis, Services will be in the Harry W. ‘Moore Peace Chapel at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Memorial Park.

BLAIR GULLION’S FATHER DIES

NEW CASTLE, Ind., Nov. 3 (U. P.).—Charles Gullion, 76, New Castle, father of Purdue's All-American basketball star, Blair Gullion, who is now coach at Cornell University,

1 months,

pital after an illness of several

iceman With Irish rogue aks Down Man With Rifle

D, Nov. 3 (U. P)—~An7, faced five poled a roundtable disBi whether he

he was Sunuitered in

that ‘man’s: Gi om is gted bos pointing an ‘automatic officers.

d received a call from woman

lo kill his wife, Florence, men _Rundin Borge and e arrived first. Tiede- | is them and they

s before they saw the|Jail.” -abtithem.

ctives. George -Schert Foley arrived ad and

"nis Trish brogue.

The police heard Mrs. Tiedeman weeping in an adjacent room and watched the couple’s two small children romp around. the kitchen. Tiedeman .stood against the wall covering the officers” with his gun and insisted they had .no right to invade his home. He said the roomer and a friend of hers were attempting “to break up my home.” “I won't go to jail because of

this,” ‘he said. “You'll never get me

to. jail. » The officers argued for 45 mintes gine Tiedeman to surrender

gun and Seeompany them. kept, ‘repéating, “I'll never go to

They learned he was a stationery engineer and a native of Germany. Mr. Eck talked to him in German Officer | for 10 minutes. : Tiedeman remained stubborn. Then Mr. Foley took over with He said his son was in the Army and was coming home on furlough soon. “He's a fine boy,” Mr. Foley said. “You’ wouldn't Want

G died yesterday at a Richmond hos-

He| Buchs

to shoot me|

CLANS

IPAID OUT $1700

Ex-Associate of Senator ‘Says He Gave Money To Judge’s Friend.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 (U. P).— James Mulloy, former associate of

{Senator William Langer (R. N. D.),

told a Senate Committee today that he received $1700 or $1800 from Langer at the time of Langer’s sec ond trial on conspiracy charges in 1035, which he turned over to a friend of the presiding judge. The money, Mulloy said, was given to the late Chet Leedom, former U. S. Marshal for South Dakota. He said part of the money—at least $250 in cash and a Langer check for $275— went to Gale Wyman, Deadwood, S. D., attorney and son of the presiding judge, A. Lee Wyman, of Sioux Falls, 8. D. Leedom, Mulloy said, was a longtime personal friend of Judge Wyman and he and the judge's son, at their first meeting relative to the Langer case “impressed me with

'|the good they could do and the in-

flyence they would have.” Mulloy’s: testimony was given before the Senate Privileges and Elections Committee, which began public hearings on charges that Langer, because of moral turpitude, is unfit to sit in the Senate. In 1934 Langer was convicted on a charge of conspiracy to misuse Federal relief funds but a circuit court set aside the judgment and ordered, a new trial, It was over the second trial, which resulted in a jury disagreement, that Judge Wyman presided.

Versailles, Ind.

Mourns Tyson

VERSAILLES, Ind., Nov. 3 (U. P.).—This little southern Indiana town today mourned the death of James H, Tyson, 86, who left Versailles to become a millionaire drug store executive and then donated thousands of dollars for public improvements in his home town, Mr. Tyson, who died Saturday in Chicago, gave Versallies a $75,000 school, a $150,000 church and contributed to the cost of the municipal waterworks and sewage system. Under construction now is a $50,000 library which Mr. Tyson gave the town. ' Mr. Tyson was a co-founder of the Walgreen drugstore chain. Funeral services will be held here tomorrow.

‘WE ARE AMERICANS’ DAY OBSERVED HERE

“We Are Americans” Day was celebrated yesterday at the NYA resident center for Negroes at 25th St. and Keystone Ave, Among the speakers were Mayor Sullivan, Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr., supervisor of NYA activities in

Marion County; Robert S, Rieney:

state NYA administrator; V. Armstrong, .. national vice commander of the American Legion, and PF. B. Ransom, city councilman. The Tilman Rarpole Post of the Legion conducted flag raising ceremonies.

Deaths—Funerals !

Indiana, Times, Monday, Nov. 3, 194

ABELL—James L. (Uncle Pete), broth Mis. ae] Lee, SREY ri’ an Saturds Friends 1 Mortuary. Funeral al “'nicads as he SE the mortuary, 9 a. quinas - Church. i Friends in

+ many vie belaved an

% Rou. Hill. Friends at the home, 1465 8. Illinois 8t., until noon Wednes-

husband of Fuheral

APPLE—Am T., age 57, Nettie Appia passed away or Sunday. peral, service at the fora _ om: Osaklandon Tuesday, arial O. O. F. Cemetery. may call at the ‘funeral home.

BERGGREN—Gustav C., 3021

“erionds

N. Pend-

i | BERGMAN—Emelia, 3

liam Be: . Link, Mrs, Br

Erm and ‘Mrs. Harry A

Ind., Bervioes, at the Hom 1230 P; Friends EL

Friends may oul ) pa

ward al Wednesda inesday, 1: RE

ast St. Friends invited.

Cremati

BAUGH band Ea

ZAthert 3239 Graceland A husSarah E. » father of Mrs. hus

O.; ‘gran

ev - Serv igh, Pasted ave & " Buchanah Mortua tuary Wednesd ‘own

ial Hu " Priends A call at the mortuary.

HOYT Amanda N N. of 3824 E. Mi . entered into rest Sunday, or Bother # Joust a Jo sis of Jai

Moore Peace Chas ol.

"Bu oh EY sist Rdermoriai

i are welcome,

HUEGELE—Maud ls yife of William L. i Te BE:

Jimmie daughter of Mrs. na Bi ma Ba ader, sister o of | f fers, e, Aoi

ann n 8. Prien invited. Burial 08,5, Baal Park. is MAR! s 8. 32 Carrollton

RLOWE — “Ave., husban a ha Margare 2 ther of James Da David "Ma:

vited. Bu i Friends may call at the m NEEHO ¥ : VAve, mathe "of Hester , 8 ouse,

es E. 4 rE rumfield of Tipton oe Ne. J

CE ln Eo 3 own Hill, Priends maj

NOR Bar N., a ho orks, Nokes

Fi ER SMELSER—Robert

n of Help Wanted—Female

|Help Wanted—Male

H, BSE Ey son ner VERCOATS

VE 0 beioved wife. 3 { Hen of W. C. 4 Otto R. Hobson LR Mrs, Tennis LL oaer, "Ind. araneis A : ices Grlpgleiners ok Home. e, 1601

Say 30s at York St., Burial Greenlawn Cemetery. jends may call in,

3: the “funeral hon vee. TT

WALKER-—Anna, Market St., beloved wife of Yon Cc atk er, mot " . Maude Rice, grandmother of ¥ pmother of Rey Walker, To rbanks, Ind. 3nd J rs. E. Thorna Wi assed the’ daughter's residence. 1725 N

nois St dinates

‘Wednesday, Pon ton Born Fehinas’ may call funeral home after 6 p. m. M

Wiis Mary ‘Busan, widow of William ills, beloved mother of Clarence and ank 11s, Ms. Nora Erhardt, Mis Mary Darby, M ay Price, of Charles Pi . Jones and bert Wills of ch., and Frederick dy 0 apolis, departed this 1 3. Funeral Wedn SAR BH Beli] Seg ’ ale Pp. Momarial Ba

ds’ invited. & Kirk Sery <4

YOUNG—Henry C.. of 630 Holly Ave. bos Roved husband of Flora Young, father of Phy is Ann and Janet Sue, son of i pasted AWAY Monday. t the Ray Floral

Moor:

8 . I ds vag call a address. Beanblossom 8ervice

Card of Thanks 2

for

TAYLOR—We sincerely wish to express our heartfelt thanks and ET a

at geath ofi our beloved” ry Wintam a I ylor. We especially thank the Elks e for their many kindnesses and on, McNeely & Sons. and all who A so graciously. THE FAMILY

Funeral Directors 5

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1984 FLANNER & BUCHANAN 28 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-38T7 BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect St, GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY N. DELAWARE ST. LI-3828

MA-6049.

MA-5374

G. H. HERRMANN 1508 8. EAST ST. MA-8488

MOORE & KIRK ®-1150 CH-1806 . TA-0058 YOU PROFIT BY PROFFITT Punera! service. 3040 N. Mlinofs. TA-3241. SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

945 N. Iinoia L1-5409

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect. New location. MA-4044.

USHER MORTUARY BE-4567

2313 W. Washington St.

J. C. WILSON & €0.

1230 Prospect St. MA-9434

Florists & Monuments 6

MA-9433

) TA 4568

2922 N. DELAWARE

Lost and Found

LOST SBrowa e: rtfolio,’ without handles. oo a Illinois-Butler car, 34in hd Nlinois. Contains toilet articles, Reward. RI-8393. LOST—Female Beagle Hound, white with brown and blac markings. Reward. RAILWAY EXPESS8 AGENCY. LOST—Black, small eon male. “Jackie” Siiayed from E. 11th. Reward.

LOST Square Saturday. ington.

— Lady’s wrist

watch, Fountain Reward. Lex-

2020

LOST Black ¢ and tan hound,

split ear, Honity 00 W. Washington, ard

Rew

ToST—Chila's lasses, 49th and Arsenal playground. ward. HU-874

tor rasuibs PHOns Lr md ws ads

CHRISTMAS CARDS—Sell the best known, most beautiful, fastest hy $1 boxes in America. Also economy box and 50 for $1 sDrsonals. Gift wrappings, everyda ards, etc Complete line. Arteraf 22 Massachusetts Ave. dianapoli¥, Ind.

ITRESS—Make sandwiches: $7, board; no Sundays. Or wo Saturday.. Must be Catholic.

MIDDLE-AGED white woman, baby; good home and sa lary.

roomrk Priday- . TA-2131.

5. 5! Fires. Srandmother of Pa uline ;

SUGAR GROVE

care for | Gi RI1-62817.

RENT:A-CAR W. NEATER PROP,

39 KX. AVE. fe. 7788

or (AUTO SPRINGS)

bile trucks. asses. CORP.—Automo-

(BEAUTY SHOPS) VISIT HELLENE Beauty Salon, 31st and Central, y Fredric - nents. Peng Wada0s, Toa PAN 3 Finest supplies ifory SHOP, 17 S. East. 5571

ROBERTS Beauty 8h - manents oy 3 op—Machineless Fer

complete. 528

(BEVERAGES—RETAIL)

Hotel Boys Exchange, Payne res. 391 Ind. Av. RI-0156

APE DIRT)

CRUSHED STO! - fas ane, Basements. iy i RC

(FENCE)

.|Ford Fence Co. Lawn lence,

8h Rishi Ror "ie ose (FENCE EL ho ey. ns Hoe (FURNACE CLEANING)

BACB | Foe Seta, EEE

FURNITURE» eFIIrR used furniture fo. HOOS) OUTFITTING CO 231 B ‘Waeh oLen

fees.

FOOD MARKET, 1868 Sugar Grove, LI-0792

(HAULING)

MAN WITH TRUCK WANTS HAULING (JANITOR SUPPLIES) waves, mops, brushes, disinfect “If a janitor uses it we sell it.” CHEMICAL 446.

SOAPS, ants. H. P.

gutter fo ning asd Bi, ov A, proofing:

Be the above |.

On CHARACTER or AUTO! WITHOUT ENDORSERS Borrow *7510%5,000 6 to 18 months fo pay * 6 weeks to make 1st payment

CcOST REDUCED V3

on eftire amount of oll §; eg 41s faume Ove *Se0 roneBsd Jiro Sy Feu Yelm

SEEN: LBL EL ERR,

Personal Services (PIANO TUNING)

PIANO TUNING and repairing. V Teasonable prices. Call D, Merle Majors,

(PRINTING) h “We print ev d | BE EER ar A en PACHA

(PROMPT TRANSFER & DELIVERY)

NOME ond Trangter.. LI-9642

and Transfer. Trucking $1.50 Per Hour and up. (RENT-A-TRUCK)

New Trucks rented by hour, day or leased by yr. Everythi furnished except done RIVECIT OURSELF

333 E. South. RI-6177

(RESTAURANTS)

JUNE’S CAFE. Home cooking. Sinners, 20¢ an

SANDY’S—The Sriendilest spot in Indian-

apolis. Finest food, beverages, enterA rent. 2208 N. Meridian, WA-0438.

Sa STATIONS)

Chicken 50c. 2 Sundays. 1610 S.

DRIVE MILES PHILLIPS SERVICE STA ATION—H ATION. nye Jou Car Checked. 2629 CAT RINKS)

(LABOR RELATIONS COUNSELOR) DYNES, HARRY B., 219 E. Ohio, MA-338 residence, 1044 Garfield Drive, GA 5635. (LIQUOR STORES) FOR YOUR Holida; oastes call SCHAFER'S LIQUOR Free delivery, 1740 8, Meridian, or Treo (MOVING & STORAGE) LocaL and 2 ons Jistanice Louie. Call

nable Prices. Prompt BR TA-3613

(PAINTING)

PAINTING and interior decorators. estimate. Cash or terms.

(PAPERHANGING)

PAPERHANGING. Painting, Sanitos. Estimates Tres, Work guaranteed. Prompt service, “SCHNELL.” BE-1734-R.

FAPERHARGING — Best workmanship; reasonable price. P. Hengen. GA-1928. (PIANOS)

BALDWIN PIANO SALES ROOM 4 8 Penn MA-1431 40

Save —Uses TIMES Want at Ads

Free A-8466.

ROLLER | “igh, 3.1 Pp. m.; Eng Station Cir-2220

Eariies a HS 2335 (STOVES FOR SALE!)

OORE'S circulating heater: 2 Ohio oil-

heatin circulators; 4 Austin tires; rock 1 85 per bag. HU-4252, o-; (TRUCK LINES)

TRUCK LINE, INC. Central _South’'n Ind., Lo’sville. RI-2561

~ (UPHOLSTERERS)

cial pri Active Rug Co, Special prices on

Rugs made from old rugs. WA-7400. VENETIAN BLINDS . PATTERSON hd Ny

C2] ald

Hargis

KEITH SHADE CO.

N_ ILLINOIS RI-1581

N GALE

Fndhars them oanyou nas

6 12 18 Daymis

Choose a monthly payment plan |

08 |° 488

is ik

$ 8.10

i ii

es Sones Tiina Phooe Riley £404

Loans Made 0 Residents of

* 2—OFFICES—2

200 Roosevelt Bldg. 205 Odd Fellow Bldg.

$10 to $300

Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association

330 Occidental Bldg. RI ley 3587

AIEEE] ee)

ors

Phone 2.5951 etween 8 a. m. p. m.

Indianapolis Want Ad Number RI-B561

OWE EVERYBODY?

Too many payments coming due at once? Let us solve your problem. Ine vestigate our long time easy to bey loan plan and have just one - able payment each month and set your own date within the month. Furniture and auto loans, liberal } Ap praisements, other loans paid off.

Liberal Loan Company

152 N. Delaware,

Personal Services 13 (WRECKING COMPANIES)

If you want to save on loan charges, come to: Sommenweaith, Monthly rates are now only 3 pong (PnP i LL and 1%% on that part of the unpaid balance above $150. Ror’ further details phone or stop in.

Monthly rates formerly 3% on balances of $100 or less and 1% % on balances above.)

LI-1431 LI-8495

FINANCE CORPORATION

1. One Day Service, 2. Loans of $50 te $300.

3. No credit inquiries of friends or employer.

4. Only your signature needed. S. Small budget payments. &: Friendly, considerate service, Let us know your requirements, We' make all the Tranguments: I Foi BI Kresge Bde.

1 BE Cone: Pennsylva MA- 4400

= — EQU ITABLE COMPANY 219 B. OHIO OT.

AUTO LOANS

INVESTIGATE OUR ECONOMICAL

MA-3361.

WRECKING CO.

CLEVELAND 1390 Kentucky Ave. MA-T200.

10 Wohi ak. to oan Fi

For Rent... For Sdle

REAL ESTATE

... Wanted... Loans

Rooms Without Board 14

Rooms With Board 15

2H07-FOUNY lan

.50;, CARROLLTON, 20 next bath; Jan

room; * front; springs; phone, $3—C. 8502 N.—Warm, comfortable ag constant hot, ater; privileges; gentlemam TA-T14

- 1-3 employed ladies; SDTings; meals option:

“aingle room a7 8 N es BABIES

Mother's care, A-l loc, $5 wk.

fenced yard. CH-7022.

Furn. Houses.—Apts.

aide

2214—Attractive 3-room rtment. ire. Utilities. Telephon ao

18A

Houses for Rent 19

$3 Alabama, N,, a warm rms., . inspg., garage, phone.

$4; UNUSUALLY nice rm, for gentleman, fine nhetspring: all Sonveniences, Inquire 2255 eridian

ALABAMA, 1103 N.—Room m a constant hot water, steam heat, man. RI-8797.

artment, gentle-

"| BROADWAY, 6144—Warm, next bath, in-

nersprings, garage, ems

ployed lady. CARROLLTON, 2125 — Large downstairs front, newly decorated, private entrance, 2 gentlemen. WA-3201.

private home; BR-1546.

CENTRAL, 1804—Well furnished front; private entrance; on trolley line; gentlemen; reasonable; phone. COLLEGE, 2350—Warm, attractive double = Single; a. home; gentlemen;

le; also twin

8—Wa. si A "ho ater. Call eve-

STEN 62 bedroom, constant hot wa nin;

FALL CREEK BLVD., near Central; heated apt. near bath; 1-3 businessmen, TA-

front

oh Des, bus.

RACELAND. Riirate Ne? oe a

HIGH, 1015 (1000 South)-—Sleeping room; near bath; near Lilly's; $3.

- |SALESMEN wanted for established bakery routes located in Indi 1 Married

ary and liberal commission basis. Unlimited o ortunities for men who qualfy. bond necessary. Also attracive offer to men ruck. pply General Baking Co., Freihofer Division, 326 Vv Vermont, ’8-9:30 a. m. and 3-6 p.

MEN WE_HAVE A PROVEN PLAN FO! TO MONEY. 8d | PROVEN EARNINGS

TO AN EXPERIEN ERIENCED MEN UP TO 55 ELIGIBLE. COMMISSION TO THOSE WHO quay. APPLY. 740 E. RoR ST., 8-9 A,

roy a ate Fr in a year-round

dimonth plus all bond Penn.

rect per i oDing i 28-40, LAE oi ao Mr. Miller,

MEN, 3, for sales Soi €0' towns x rural. Position Rays weekly. Room 707, 130 E.

| am, a 1° ar SE

5145 W. , | FILLING STATION attendent, aye BO 25 a quer, salary and commissic on,

BOOKING AGENT for dance grehestra. ‘| TARPIE 0433-W.

THATCHER, BE-

an with bicycle, to collect vari

YOUN 'A-0281,

time.

. 44 dey | Relief Slerk agg evelt Hotel, mn AS ao Pe a References.

5145 W, W St. white,

ored 0971.

PORTER—Col or INN, 3015 E. 10th. IR-

who can furnish own |”

ILLINOIS, 3156 N. — Comfortable warm Bont. constant hot water, private home.

ILLINOIS, 2336 N. — Comfortable downstairs rooms for gentleman; steam heat; private home. 'A-7030.

pear ban. 3 peda. Apr

1—Large Joom;

near heat; constan! hot wi

Ryan yo enigan 5610 alti )—Lovel furn 1; 4 J ie ployed wir pay

KENWOOD. S100 —Nicelt. fgrnished, corner front room yaa Garage.

Gentlemen.

NORTH, 5800-—Room, rivate bath; em® ployed i gentleman, : no other rooms 5114—Lo front; (Pp so gentlemen.

PE AMA FIC ~—Large room, window: d heat, Ee gentleman, nn goo a

PENNSYLVANIA, Esplanade Apts. No. Desirable fx ay Ti Jp or employed woman.

me TAGS. 3043 N.—Ideal

SYLVANIA, for genEo Er 3012 N. — Innet.

able; ; no other roomers; “epiine Si fal a Sw WA-8889, aatls “Bot:

Ta | rr Tront. == La . ferred. TA-

28TH., 137 W. —Desirab bath: also Snfuin reasonable. WA-8739

TH, miter! W. Deap ow beds; 0 tory; tlemen. HU-4139. -

stoker;

rivate portation; >

garage;

967 E. DR. Fusining water;

BT Sv TRI E.5/st ua Te go gar. HU-2065

Hotels 16

Puritan Hotel - %cxv $4 Up

MARKET & NEW JERSEY. MA-2391 Daily rates, $1 to to $2.50. 100 Rms. Fireproof

Hoosier Hotel “3. city" neat. shower baths,

$4 up. 440 Massachusetts. Jap Jones Hotel

Marvin Jones, Mgr. Weekly Rates, $5 Up

Housekeeping Rooms 17

$3; ONE-ROOM furnished apartment; Ptilitles; Te entrance; no children,

$5.50; STATE 218 N.—Well furnished Nom. radio couch, stone, breakfast set.

$6 UP; Library Apartments; desirable, fur. nished apartments; utilities; walking distance. 814 N. tristan

1319—2 Well furnished

B Garage. Near sarkine.

ELLEFONTAINE, rooms, utilities. LI-9895.

BEVILLE N., 203—Large, light, warm ooms; innersprings; private entrance; ompioyed ve

ENTRAL, 1 mall room, large Slog; Stilities; i350. 3 RI-3026 after Sp. m., ay

‘GROFF, 1441—3 rooms; everything furnished; $8; private entrance. BE- BE-3122-.

OB es 1728 N.—Newly - Jurnished and private Poe: Irig Siintel JLLINOIS, 1440, APT. 11-2 unfureshed an: all utilities; private lavaPah adults only. (After 6 p. m.). MARKET, 1338 E.- front downstairs; tilition pulte. I NEW JERSEY, 1319 N.—Attractive front SRAriment: ite Prigidat re, good steam heat.

furtor;

PARK, 1226 — rooms, ni nished, next batt hot water, Kel adults.

PENNSYLVANIA, 963 N.—1 Room, kitchenettes; 3-room Ba Do de-~

rge nicely furished 1-room a ni’ steam heat. Priva room. apartment

12TH E.,, 610—1-3 rooms Tr Furnished: utilities. Upstairs or down.

ain.” t5-e-door, Se Pana Elkin, ad oil g Sh ae garage. p i SE quire 109 N

2-RCOM unfurnished apartment: private only. GA-1 3 :

2-ROOM__ heated near Allison's, Jones Tourist any me a. west f Indianapolis. | aT

ro B.—Newly ment,

furnished apar

i, 1 room mix, en:

39°. bel.

mE $550 1

Schools & Instructions 13 aan

PE a oh TW YE

Rl FA EEE

BEF Te coms With Board ws

i Trane

as 153 3 oom: " Bal (hens Sah a {nea 544 N.—2 RT EE Taree

_ CB-loseond.

| BROADWAY,

Apartments for Rent 18

opm mG 4 BEDRMS.—N. MERIDIAN

a dv. ms water, Sa a;

ALABAMA, N., 2258 — rooms, first floor; Frigidaire, sink; Ti TA-2606. | -

clean; Ls

Belleview, N.20

ILLINOIS, of double, e. large kitchen inin|

pd. compl. bath

WA-7740 evenings.

2 ~—Good modern

rage; $65.

4814 E. Washington St.

5 rooms and bath, west side of double: garage: $37.50. Call Mr, Burtt.

Hall- Hit €a.- L1. 2541

DRIVE-—~Like new.

t; | WOODRUFP, 8 paulated double, ofl ‘hardwood floors, t-

in Beut. 4bdrm. hme., furn.,

903 E. 38th uturo. 1soss, 5k-305.

NEW S;foom od! Ti Iadern. house; $38, Call at

4-Rm. Dble. water 1

N.—You can secure half full sized ms, |6 RMS.; 547 E. 20th .......

PENNSYLVANIA, 2714 N. 3-bedroom home, sun por double gaEIN Dursh, duis mu

Farms and Suburbans

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it am. ined by your attorney. Union Title Company

TAR Wiheter St

'WNER WILL SA tiring * account of are. Sutbandine: drains : rain Road 49 near Road" Bi 53; town. 211 Te 5 3 B

Splendid a arm, Good

Close tranoEort y ge lot y .electricit; Hg an: 150 y ‘balance Ez. Bert Wilheim

Prost Tighe

land Bldg.

t.—Unimprov ore Bros.,

rake =

2106 8. Emerson od: i In

= ONLY LASTIN

small down payment. will secure) you in possession and save your rent money.

mo, mo, mo,

11/8107 me. 3 ne

$29.70 Ny Waliace. 328.67 Ith ....: .$34.69

6 RMB.; 1346 W. 27th ..

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on Sd, PEA FEMS a ow er cons on the City. Eves. BR-1426 AVES CO.

& GRA J Bullders, 243 N. Dela. RI-347

6 ROOMS: BRICK: MODERN 708 Lord St.; bath only 2 years oa

terms. L134 Mr. Ed Z SON REALTY CO.,

$266 Down—Bungalow

1705 Ingram. Five-room semi-m: $23. 35 Doma. Harry Harmon,

TELL a dandy oom Bares, ihn iat

1208 GIMBER Nice 5-rm. mod.; 2 lots; naw; a

over | Studebaker Reslty SiS,

Bovis. | §10T Blvd, Pl, 4, ume, bois Three

in basement; garage. months old, FHA. FREDERICK B. CLINE. WA-8035, [ : $2,500 20m Modem; small down

artmen Prive te | entrance. p Sood Jocntion, Diitities. Adults. .2337 N.

Moving and Storage HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store Now—Pay Six Munthe Later. Estimates Free, Invi 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave.

ted. RI-2018, Purniture Storage—Clean—Low Patterson . R1-8923.

Houses and Lots Sale

Large Houses STarme

i § gover, 3 pre 122 8 sey: 8 Ea

33 E. BE dy.” ir: 9 rooms et

Sl coders 8

8 ga EEE Sri TET

12 RM. at ir

$2,750; $300 down; $24 land Bldg. MA-7828. Leaving City Tos A: oe bron Terms. Owner, BE-3199, 1048 N. NM Mount. | 1

house; Only

oA Tar RV a TY

: $3,150 57 5-rm.

Built-in 1939. Terms.

mod. (Rd. 34) ), sabinets; full -bsm’'t.; gar.; Ja lot, MA-5655.

2 bdrm. own Secor

~ehoose i ssi ‘BE-1990-W

SUITABLE for ROOMERS |

Acre Lots Ea East of ngten wie

monthly. 506 In-|3

Fern dou a1 Barn So ens.

2 Houses 149 RCT] ; Ee BE ch, Te GE BRO. on Bay 3500 TE

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