Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1941 — Page 28

Saturday afternoon.

a TONIGHT _ %:00—~March of Time, WISH. 8:00—Bing Crosby, WIRE. 8:15—America’s Town Meeting, WISH.

9:15—Metropolitan Preview, WISH.

Federal Security Administrator

Paul V. McNutt will discuss ‘the tuberculosis problem in this coun-

‘try in an address on WISH and

the NBC-Blue network at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mr. McNutt will speak to volunteer workers of the Christmas Seal Committee for the District of Columbia, participating in the ann Christmas Seal sales drive. He will be introduced by Dr. J. Winthrop Peabody, president of the American College of Chest Physicians and president of the Columbia Tu-{! berculosis Association. . 2 . Two Screen stars and a * red-hot

trumpeter, all of whom ‘are old timers around

Bing Crosby’s|

“Music Hall,” will be guests on the ‘program tonight | at 8 o'clock on

{They are Humphrey Bogart, the screen's: tough guy, Actress Wendy Barrie and]. vi Wingy Manone. Se of 1s i | t ights o night’ Mise Barrie, show will be Con-|. nie Boswell’s rendition of the popular “Stormy Weather.” = ” ”

A weekly series of opera previews, coincident with the seasonal return of the Metropolitan Opera to the NBC-Blue network, will be. inaugurated at 9:15 o'clock tonight on

WISH. The programi will feature).

leading personalities from the world of opera and allied arts. Each program will be devoted to the opera that will be aired’ from the stage of New. York's Metropolitan Opera House the following “La Traviata” will be the subject of the first broadcast. The previews will be given by :the Metropolitan Opera Guild. Mrs. Walter Sands Marvin, managing director of the Guild, will be mistress|p of ceremonies; Milton Cross will anpounce; Richard Porter Leach will yrite the scripts, and Roy Lockwood will Sizes,

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A “nn Should We Deal With De-

fense Strikes?” will be the subject for discussion tonight during “America’s Town Meeting of the Air” on WISH at 8:15 o'clock. Speakers will be William L. Batt, director of ‘the Division of Materials of the OPM and president of the S, K. F. Industries; Joseph Curran, vice president of the C. I. O. and president of the Maritime Union; Va.), and Frank Fenton, director of organization for the A. F. of L. George V. Denny Jr. will act as mederator. : » 8 ”

The experiences of a white man who participated in the most mystic ceremony of the Navajo Indians will be dramatized tonight on “Death Valley Days” at 7 o'clock on WFBM. The man is Roman Hubbell, who was raised in the heart of the Navajo country where he learned the language and customs of the Indians from his playmates.

DEBATERS ARE NAMED ‘The five Tech delegates to the 12th annual Indiana High School Debaters’ Conference’ and Legislative Assembly have been selected. They are: Charles Retherford, Paul Bender, Marilyn Jo Mackay, Alberta Brummet and Aileen Butcher. - Charles Parks of the Tech fac‘ulty will. accompany the delegates.

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CIANO PAPER GLAD AT] AMERICANS’ CAPTURE

ROME, Nov. 27 (U. P.).—The newspaper Telegrafo of Leghorn, owned by the family of. Foreign

commented today on yesterday's Italian High Command communique which claimed that American observers and newspapermen had been captured by Italian troops in Libya. . “It serves them right,” the newspaper $aid, “and it will prove to Americans that the Italians know how to fight.” Telegrafo said the American observers and newspapermen were sent in with British troops to see how American war material functioned under fighting conditions.

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Rocket fo Moon eo ve Predicted Soon LOS ANGELES,, Nov. 27 (U.P.). <A trip to the moon may not be as fantastic as it sounds. Our great-grandchildren may make the first one, is the opinion of Dr.

Griffith Astronomical Observa-

Dr. Alter predicted that man’s first visit to the moon would take

100 years—if not sooner.” The first flight, he said, depends on the development of a new element known as Uranium 233, new being studied at the University of California at Berkeley. “It’s possible to send objects to the moon right now,” he scientist said. “It is almost a- matter of fuel and cost. It has been estimated the cost of a rocket to span the 232,000 to 253,000 miles would be about $100,000,000.” He revealed that once on ‘the moon, there would be no trouble leaving. The takeoff would be simple because the planet's grdvitational pull is only a sixth that of the earth.

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WITH HULL TODAY|

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (U, P.). —Laurence A. Steinhardt, American Ambassador to the Soviet Union, today gives Secretary of State Cordell Hull a first-hand account. of developments in the Rus-sian-German war. It was expected that he also would réport to President Roosevelt. Mr, Steinhardt arrived by pl from New York last night. He Itt Kuibyshev nine days ago and flew over Asia, Europe and Africd, and touched South America before reaching New York Tuesday on the first west-bound flight of the Capetown Clipper from Africa. He was. smiling but uncommuni-| cative when he arrived.

. FLYING CLASS OF ONE

BEAUMONT, Tex. (U. P)— Chester F. Hawkins: should be a pretty good pilot when he finishes his army flight training because he is going to get plenty of individual Young Hawkins was the “entire . flying cadet class” when Ellington Field, Houston, Tex., opened its first flying class since

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Dr. Hu ‘Shih, Chinese Ame bassador, .who is believed. to have protested in a conference with. President Roosevelt to a proposed “breathing: spell” . in ~AmericanJapanese negotiations.

U.S. SEEKS MORE SUPER-GASOLINE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (U. P.). —Defense Oil Co-ordinator Harold L. Ickes today announced a ‘broad government-industry” program to increase production. of 100-octane gasoline immediately. The program .is designed to ‘give | 2130 Pre American military and naval air forces an abundant supply of the super-fuel and to increase fighting plane power by 25 per cent. It is to go into effect immediately, while the Government and industry

nounced plan to triple production of the fuel—from 40,000 barrels daily to 120,000 barrels—by 1943. - The new program. calls for adoption of temporary measures Spending completion of new plants, Mr. Ickes Mr. Ickes recommended that more tetraethyl lead be used in Army.and

porary measure.

DRAFT IS PROPOSED "FOR BRITISH WOMEN

LONDON, Nov. 27 (U. P.).—A motion calling for the cohscription of all women, regardless of age, was submitted to the House of Commons, today. It was signed by Prime Minister Winston Churchill, Labor Minister Ernest Bevin, Air Minister Sir Archibald Sinclair, Lord Privy Seal Clement R. Attlee and Health Secretary Alfred E. Brown. : Approval was considered certain |=—=—c and when passed it was expected to include raising .of the military age for men to 50 and to provide compulsory war work for women up to 40. During a two-day debate on the motion, Mr. Churckill planned to make. a statement on government

bate has been set but it will be soon.

Row in Paraguay

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 27 (U. P.).—Well-informed sources said today that the funeral of former President Eudardo Schaerer of Paraguay had caused an “altercation” last week in Paraguay between President Higino Moringo and Minister of Interior Col. Luis Santiviago. Schaerer died in Buenos Aires and when his body was returned to Paraguay, Santiviago gave la Tribuna, a newspaper Schaerer founded, permission to publish eulogies. Emilio Perez Ferrara, the minister of interior’s press chief, objected because Schaerer . formerly was head of the liberal party, and Ferrara, for “his own security” did not want a liberal figure praised. Moringo - sup- | ported him. These sources said “the affair was strictly internal and la Tribuna’s pro-Nazi sympathies had nothing to do with it. They denied reports that Santiviago had attempted a coup d’etat, which the army had quelled. :

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Thurs, Nov. Te ETT]

ATKINSON—Isaac A. age » NA husband of jlalh er of ber Gerner and John E. Atkinson, brother -of Sister Winefred, - Mrs. ‘Harry Holland, Mrs. Harry Chrisman, Mrs. Dennis Sullivan, Mrs. Francis Dugan and Robert Atkinson, Cleveland, Ohio, away Tuesday. Funeral Friday, November 28, 8:30 8 m. at residence, 239 N. State St., 9 m. Holy Oros =" Church: Friends ‘invited. Friends pp call Fesidence,: Holy Name Society will ert sday, p. m. for. prayer. €or w. Usher Service. a

CAMP BELL—Isabelles 4124 E. St., beloved mother of Mrs. Ta Sen:

Ir 34. ashington St. arial Memorial ing

“invited.

DUNCAN—Nora Belle, mother of Mrs. trude Clarence Duncan, Mrs. Ruby Hep! Alfred Plumer and. Mrs. Florencs Hopkins, Passed vey Wednesday p. end may Sa Hl atl the residence, 1081 er

er Pon. Burial New Crown, vited. Tolin Service : FILSON--Waller, age 62, toSlove hus and | Sars. C. Bh DE othor on fm ji: MART. RTIN.Atleen c. of 4032 rmerly N. ino: Will artin, sister of

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5102 Broadway, hus e and son ne St. John, Wash:

M yas. and Lorin MoClure, “Qaksdsle: Services at the Pl % 1

er & ‘Buchanan Mortuary; Friday, 2 Ra Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill; - Friends may call at the mortuary.

) @ 72 years, beloved r of pard, Mrs. Ada Hal- ~« ler, Mrs. Epsa Dickman, sister of Walter | == and Stephen Smith and Catherine Hays, passed: away doy. al Friday. at. Central

Laos. Tinos at TM Burisl Memor Park: Friends may call at the chapel. |

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Edvard A, Beloved Husband of inyder, 5% t his home, Kihg. Ave., Tuesday, 25. Serve J. C. Wilson Funéral Home, tospect St., 10 a. m. Saturday. crown Hill, Friends may csll at hope.

EN3OTH—Carl, father of Alfred J., F. and Ruth,

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$4—24TH, 515 E.—Attractive large front, near Central; steam; priva home’ WA-1404.

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CENTR/L 5311—Large front bedroom, Riva 3 home; 1-2 employed adults. R-4918.

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DELAWARE, 1119 N.—Warm, clean, innersprings; private entrance, hot water; gentleman; reasonable; phone.

638—Lovely front, twin beds,

int hot water, private home.

21—-Walking distance of AlliShae ros private” bath, private enrancs.

3 . Mast Guilford, 3522 oom. twin beds. large clpset. garage; 2 LR WA-2967.

IRVINGTON (Ohmer, 234 S.)—Attractive, warm, house; lady; Ta

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KEYSTONE, - 838 N.: tractive, warm, next bath, innersprings, private home. CH-2712-J.

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$42.50. | BR<6359. 4314 E. Washington St. 8 rooms and bath ost, Side of double: RATA "837, 60. Call Mr.

Hotiel@s. —MA-8581 ED

1517 Asbury 8t. 4-room double; condition, $15: water paid! LELAND REALTY 0. COLORED—1902 Miller St. and sink; $18.00. RI-2368

good

LI-1732 3 Tooms, toilet

rlousekeeping Rooms mw

ood transportation; G

of E. 10th.)—At-}

steam |

[o) Sentleman re- .

as every2 adults. Phone.

ALABAMA, 1019 N —Lovely, clean, frént room, kitchenette, phone, Frigidaire. Refined adults prefe: ‘red.

BELLEFONTAINE, 1022—Completely furnished large front room, downstairs; warm; clean; Phcene. Adults.

BELLEFONTAINE, 1231—Unfurnished; 2{9 large rooms; Frigidaire; stove; “stoker heat; uilitiés. RI-96

BEVILLE, 829 Wee th Rooms, private bath, upper duplex; 2 men or couple.

BROADWAY, ne ~— Clean, kitchenetie: ivate entrance; upper, $4.5

CAPITOL 2 N.--2 ‘rooms; first fico newly painted, pa ered; Hollywood bed. stoker; parking : ace. Adulds,

CARROLLTON, 25.5—Well furnished 3room, good heat, Frigidaire. Middl couple.

CARROLLTON, 22:0—Clean, warm, corafortable apt. All utilities. | Reasonable. TA-5204. Couple preferred.

ALABAMA, 1935 N. Large thing rew; utilities; (No dogs)

lower roomni, $5;

-aged | 8

Farms and Suburbans 20

NEW STONE FRONT

4 rooms, ahd dinette. Insulated: weathers ped: e 3 ull basement: porch: Snameles doe

ONLY $300 DOWN

S. Lockwood; lovely 6-rm. modern weatherstripped; fenced yar ali al, $27 month. C

MA-2377

1737 bungalow; arage; new awnings; hillips, MA-6962.

12 NEW BUNGALOWS

20 - ACRES, 6-rm. house, barn, $1600. 3 acres, improved, good fence, $1500, 10 . acres, Road 67, no buildings, $450. Terms 2 down, 20 mil os gest, NEWBY, IR-7813. 6800 E.

32 A. 6 rms.; 2 gar., chicken house.

Elect. : aru shrubbe all A Wiliams 417 E. Main, Sreennel,

ACRES, 10-room Be: Slegtricst Io condition; par: 1 NEWBY. IR-7813. 6800 E.

Moving and ee 24

6175-19 Crittenden hE rms.: unusually

Mod.. 5 Open for \nspection. today. %- i

$28.5 MONTH. New 5-room a 1 bungalow; Sa “bsmnt.; paveds street, Near school. Batimno PAUL L

REDUCE YOUR PAYMENTS a, By Refinancing Your Present, Home A GET. THE FACTS--SAVE 'rIME

MOR GAG1: CO. H. Duff Vilm 7 Seipies Bunk Bldg.

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Later Estimates Free. Inspection Invited. 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. -RI-2019

Furiture Storage—Clean—Low Rates.

Patterson R1-8923.

or sleep-

CENTRAL, 1241— nis ed, priva ng Ei Sleop-

ing, well . furnisaed, Priv Employed lady. Pho

COLLEGE, 1336—Cean, Tr 2room apartment; light, large kitchen; sink. ig. COLLEGE. 1420—Lovely, clean apartment, evergtning Jur Jurnished; good heat; quiet. u

COLLEGE, Traine mother, son apartment; lower 3 rooms, back porch. Adults only; $7.50, $8. =

UILFORD, Fa05- Ringe, ties; $11.50 -moathly Also sleeping for one, $2.25. ILLINOIS, 3120 N..—2 Rooms, overstuffed, frigidaire, private Sntrance. Also slecping. Employed. TA-2764

KENWOOD, 11 Sousekeeping or sleeping; ‘1 or ‘2 employed. (No children.)

MICHIGAN, 34) 3416 EB. room Seder rie: . innerpsrings; water; shower; utiities. Barren

NORTH—642 N. Pine. 3 nice light housekeep'g rms., furnished. Private entrance.

OLIVE, 1838—Large comfortable room, uear bath; privats ,Shirance. ‘Convenient, utilities. Reasons

ORIENTAL. 20 N.— Fo 2 rooms; inersprings; Frigidaire; hot water; utili Shen, adults; $9.

PARK, 817; 2-room apartment. furnished ea nung ished; also sleeping. Available

. LI-9187. TALBOT, aa N.—2 Room: Kelm heat. Kitchen a

vinator, utilities, An23

WALCOTT, 234 5. Comtortar has, quarters. Brivate { albe for couple. Reasonable. _640 3 FE} a Teo Joom, Jk ney) AL

Ti Hooping DS ie a m - hil Bath utilities. Adults.

nable. TA-1106. COTTAGES—Must “seen appreciate, No gas, coal o lights to mo for. a 56 per week. Dedman and Southern, 2: GA-4054.

EMPLOYED -- ment. Exchange references. care Times,

hod, utiliunf

wv ihished y.. Desire-

Bath.

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o share . efficiency Box

E | Apartments for Rent fi ir APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU Choice apartments gladly shown. LI-3888 Qeneral Apartments

22 W. Vermont.

1302 E. — Sa clean comfortable

10TH, ce ping room, extra bath, m 1 modern home,

: slee

MO on fasf CONVALESCENT HOME; an Saze; rates. 429 N. Davidson. we 2916. BABIES Mother's care; laundry. A-1 location. . $5 week. CH-7022.

le 18 KIRKWOOD HOTEL $6 WK. Up

EPROOF AND NEW. s vw NEW JERSEY. MA-1391. oom Sin th tole, Shower, tub; Sm a

oor, large enou 4 for 1-2. ge trans ration: g lemen. Break-

a tional.

the residence, » Flan

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3 Lux. Mod. bdrm. a t, ar. | an aie (Eves IRI056), Pin 8

4 BEDRMS-—N, MERIDIAN

2 baths; Ige. liv. rm.; heat; water; gar.; $125. L1.5398 ‘or ‘TA-8409. Nine - bedrooms, 3 Sept. large ‘H—8ix ETT ‘un-

pore inquire 1142 87 after 6 p

UNIS “heme=iype a atiment. Pour 2A rooms; dress room refr erator stove: om Ba (6400 No

Fur. Houses—Apts. _

ee , Bun yoom; illa Ave. MA-

3,250. E urnished. ia 44750.

-2430

: SA| EF BROADWAY—8-Rm.-28.23 mo. plus sex

Houses and Lots Sale 252

@ 2% Saye RENT FOR DEFENSE

906 E. 50th: $3750: $37 dn., a on Bn Paint and redecorate ourself.

RMS 3287 Sukie; $425 dn., $29.26 Ro. 6 RMS. Riverside Dr.; 5 $3500

ELBERT L. "MeDANIEL 4:

RI-8790 1105 LARCH ST.

6-Room modern; hot water heat; fully insulated; 2-car garage.

" ESCHMEYER. RI-2368. ALLISON GEALte CO., Inc., Realtors

3546 N. GALE

New full basement: hard wood floors through“bat! Close to gopooL, Terms. $37.50 M

0. FHA. Barett, MA-1281—IR-2375.

Modern nciby "oa 8 acres; S. E. , Corner. Shel and Stop 12 Rd. ground; near new road; South. ones” will how I= Mr. Ed Zwicker RI-2368, ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc.,. REALTORS!

3-FAMILY HOUSE—S$1500

rt Jara bali rooms each side. n ce MAD8Z1. EDW. DILLEHAY™ MA-6411.

Y. SEMI STRGRAR = four : International Marvester, - 5-Rm. bung. Sok electriglor. fe yell Jo oSOX18A. sadieeds repair. i a CH-6206 O°

4632 VANDALIA 5-Room bungalow Nith extra Jot;

; ood condition, 1: BE.421 $ RB. HARTLEY. — RI-2368 ISON REALYY ., Inc., Realtors.

of your title. | Demand an ab.

Be some r . Title Co.

Union : 155 E. Market St. Union Title Bldg.

NEW MODERN, §-room, ready, new, exgellam Josatien,. full hase ment, all steel a overhead drive: FHA Te on s, $22.95 per mo. and int. A eves., by ‘appt. =2116.

* 3-BEDROOM MODERN-~1% {ACRE Redecorated—Remodeled; od ios-nL

. W. L.

38th. Paul Carr ON Di

gente ; 2308 Shelby 1507 ‘E. TEOY AVE, Dandy bung.; hig lot: A-1 shape. 10% dn. Low ‘price. Phillips. BE-2089

3-room house, 5 100.00; $600.00 Cath, EE al $5. i month. See owner 1830 Livingston

Double

Avenue,

tation. NEW: Bi almost omioteds 2 lots; Ya block off Rd. 67. Sacrifice quick sale. El

PQUBLE — semi-modern Wastington oh om Wolount, ror TIS 3500. 1. Ry AST 5008, E. aist. — house

needs apering, ane. 00. ‘No down payment.

Favements in. Near transpor-

X $410 down.

five room modern. Stone front: Under ;

: ace; :

other lots. E. of Emerson

asl, r~

CHEAPER THAN RENT

Ultra-modern 3 bedroom; 2 b Bs; putost matic heat; 2-car garage. 1 See 3058 N. Pennsylvania. Gall Sow MA-8581. HALL-HOTTEL , Ine

For Coloted—3 New Homes To Be Built—At Douglas Park;

Four rooms and dinette, full basement, garage front drive. Evenings. BR-2! lent : RIDGES & GRAVES. 243 N. Del. RI-3477.

COLORED ONLY—$T750

511909 Columbia; $75 down; 4-room fr

MA-9821. EDW. DILLEHAY. MA-68411,

MA YWOOD. Lafayette Blvd., first ho { west of Lumber Co. Five-room ® modern; insulated; $200 down. HU-31 ATTRACTIVE 5-room moden bungalow. Term 250 cash. pang mo! thlye TA-3718 Ser 6 p. . B

2 Lots West, good i near school Lk 5

"HOME LOANS ji

Good Income Home ne-room reconditioned income erty. north. Blower type steel fu built-in features in kitchen, storm ‘dows and doors. Four rooms, for five Sleepers; income over $120.per month All full 4-car ga “bust: ness, furnishings and property. WA-8 . EAST 4 Apartments modern, come, $144. Low Co iy CHATS msi rade!

8 \ Colored—Duplex Only $2,000—Terms

cs 'k Realty C Realty Co., 128 N.

Eeyston

orf ihn 8 % A I Cruse Ri

Real Estate for Teede =

Brand New >To nlandscaped. side dove, nF Li

$3.100 m aon equity. Stanley Selig, Real Estate Warited REAL ESTATE WANTED © Do you want to sell Jour § : ling? We have Aimar: Tor all class homes in all paris of City. an us for appraisal. : RBALTY CO. 140 N. Worries St.

Real Estate Loans

ithe FINANCING I 1