Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1942 — Page 15

WEDNESDAY, JAN.

FLETCHER TRUST

MAKES CHANGES

Morris, Tharp, Ohleyer. Vandivier in New

Positions.

Several changes in the trust and bond departments of the Fletcher Trust Co. were made today by directors.

Donald S. Morris, formerly vice| ning at 8:15 o'clock.

officer, was; |

president and trust made vice president and counsel

Harold B. Tharp, formerly manager | Mutual chain.

of the bond department, was made trust investment manager, and] Francis A. Qhleyer, who was assistant trust officer last year, was elected trust officer. Burke Nichols, assistant trust officer, and Edward C.| McKinney, assistant secretary, re-| tained their positions in the trust] department, George Vandivier, whe has been | assistant manager of the bond department, was chosen to take the; place of Mr. Tharp as manager of the department. Other officers in the bond department are H. Foster Clippinger, vice president, and Clair McConnell, assistant treasurer. Officers of the trust company’s general administration who were] e-elected are: Evans Woollen, chairman of the! hoard: Hugh McK. Landon, vice chairman: Evans Woollen Jr., preswilliam B. Schiltges, first

14, 1942

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7:00—Quiz Kids, WISH. 8:00—Chamber Music Society, WISH. . 8:15—Gimbe! Centennial, WIBC, 9:15—Great Moments in Music, WFBM

The high spots of a civic cele- | bration commemorating the cen- | tennial of Adam Gimbel, pioneer Vincennes, Ind. merchant, will be broadcast tonight on WIBC and | the Mutual network direct from the Southern Indiana town begin-

The Indianapolis radio station! | will “feed” the broadcast to the! Notables who will participate in! the program will be Governor Schricker, Curtis G. Shake, Chief Justice of the Indiana Court; Bernard Gimbel, head of the department store chain foundby Adam Gimbel in 1842, and Ellis Gimbel, only surviving son of! the founder of the institution. Donald Nelson, SPAB chief, will / be the principal speaker at a ban--lquet to be staged by the Adam Gimbel Centennial Committee at which 500 business leaders and State officials will be present.

THIS EVENING

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The two-piano team of Harry Brant and Richard Baldwin will appear as guests) tonight of the Chamber Music Society of Lower Pasin Street at 8 o'clock on WISH. . Frederic March will be greeted by Dinah Shore, Harry Von Zell and Bert Gordon tonight when he appears on the Eddie Cantor show at

the same time on WFBM. , . . And

trict Attorney solves the “Case of the Talking Corpse.” ” 2 2 Mrs. Lucy Meehan, wife of Maj. Arthur W. Meehan of the Army Air Corps, who was at Hickam | Field, Hawaii, when the Japs attacked last month, will relate her experiences at 8:30 o'clock tonight on WISH.

Mrs. Meehan will be interviewed by Miss Dorothy Braun of the WISH staff. =

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Army Officers

HINT 1,500,000 IN AIR FORGES

Confident America Can Man 185,000 Planes.

By CHARLES T. LUCEY Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 —Officers

of the Army Air Forces said teday plans were being drawn for training airmen on a scale beyond anything previously envisioned, drive to match President Roosevelt's new airplane production goals with pilots, bombardiers, navigators and gunners.

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They agreed that the job was a

tremendous one, but said they were certain it would be done.

No official would predict how

large a personnel would be required by a production of 185,000 planes in two years—the President's program. gram for an A. A. F. personnel of 400,000 in 84 combat groups is regarded now as a mere start. There is talk of 150 combat groups, with a total Air Force personnel of more than 1,500,000.

But the November pro-

Some Need Big Crews Officers pointed out that 185,000

planes do not mean 185,000 plane crews. heavy bombers on which emphasis is to be placed will require crews of five, seven or nine men.

On the other hand, the

There are now 26 civilian schools

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Home Afire, Cop Gets There First

A POLICEMAN beat the firemen to a fire at 4846 English Ave. today. The officer was Sergt. Kent Yoh. His house was on fire. A call from his wife, telling about the fire, came to Police Headquarters just as he arrived for duty with the Emergency Squad. Sergt. Yoh decided that Emergency No. 1 was at his home. The blaze, confined to the furnace room, caused smoke which spread a coat of soot over furniture and draperies.

GOUNTY DEBT CUT $1,124,000 IN "41

The County government's bonded debt was reduced $1,124,000 during 1941, records in County Auditor Glenn B. Ralston’s office showed today. The bonded debt on Jan. 1 was $5,651,00 compared to $6,770,000 a year ago. Most of the remaining outstanding bonds were issued during the early depression years for township poor relief when that expense went far beyond current budgets. Two years ago, County officials at the insistence of Fabian W. Biemer, Deputy Auditor, embarked upon a pay-as-you-go basis in poor relief financing, greatly reducing the bonded debt this year. If no new bonds are issued, the

County may be nearly out of debt|

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Fred Waring World News

Sport Notes Hedda Hopper Frank Parker Gilbert Forbes

Fret Host Anson Weeks Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight

in 1946, officials said.

BRITISH PUSHING ON

vice president; L. Albert Buennagel, secretary; Leland Crawford. treasurer, and Orpha M. Runge, chief accountant.

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Directors were re-elected for 1942 by the stockholders Monday. They re: Henry C. Atkins. Austin V. Clifford, Joseph J. Daniels, Carl F. Eveleigh, Frank BE. Gates. Hugh McK. Landon, Norman Metzger, Howard S. Morse, Perry E. O'Neal, Almus G. Ruddell, Robert F. Scott Jr.. Stowell C. Wasson, Harold B. West, Evans Woollen and Evans Woollen Jr.

$12,877 IN GIFTS ND | CHILDREN AT RILEY

Children of Riley Hospital will benefit from gifts totaling $12.577 received by the Riley Memorial Association The association which sponsors the endowments announced that Mrs. Christine Adelsperger, widow of a Union City manufacturer, gave the hospital $2500; directors of Bankers Trust Co. assigned $500 from the estate of the late Mary E. Proctor, and an anonymous donor cave $2500. Also received was $7077 from the estate of the late Mrs Anna Beckman The anonymous gift was given] or the purpose of sending a nurse rom Riley Hospital to the Sister] Kenny Clinic, Minneapolis, Minn, to receive a six-months’ course of} raining in the treatment of infantile paralysis. Miss Florence] Brown, superintendent of the Ro-| tary Convalescent Home at the hospital, has been sent to the clinic. Mr. Adelsperger was active in the] original movement to construct thej hospital and he and Mrs. Adelsper- | ger had given gifts in previous| vears. The Proctor will specified, that the money should go for the! care and comfort of needy children.

DAN C. HOLTHOUSE HEADS 1. U. DAILY E

RLOOMINGTON. Ind.. Jan. 1) iU. P).—Dan C. Holthouse of Decatur, will serve as editor-in-chief of the Indiana Daily Student during the first half of the next semester. Mr. Holthouse, an Indiana University senior, is the son of Arthur R. Holthouse, editor of the Decatur Democrat. Howard S. Wilcox, Indianapolis, was appointed managing editor and the following associate editors were named: Edgar E. Ferrey, Columbia City; Dick Simons, Marion; I.eona Manze, Ft. Wayne; Charles W. Sembower, Bloomington; John ¥right, Rensselaer, and Jean Ragon, Hammond. Other appointments were: Night editors, Beryl Ann Brownell, Valparaiso; June Rowland, South

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Tent No. 9 Installs==Officers installed by the Catherine Meri {Tent No. 9, Daughters of Union

Veterans of the Civil War, were an-

Bend; Charles R. Wade, fort; Betty Savesky, Marion; Jud Frommer, Indianapolis. Telegraph | editors, William A. Spencer, Peru; Miss Menze; Wilfred H. Lusher, Columbus; Marian J. Glick, Canton, O.. and Paul Schwehn, Ft. Wayne.

Dobbie Diets His Way to Air Corps

HAMILTON FIELD, Cal. Jan. 14 (U. P.).—Donald Dobbie, Berkeley, is in the Army Air Corps after reducing his weight in 10 days in a determined effort to qualify for service. The 25-year-old accountant was accepted by Hamilton Field authorities yesterday and was instructed to report Feb. 12 at one of the Army basic training schools in California. Dobbie said the scales at his home registered his weight at 189 pounds, one pound under the Army maximum. Ten days ago, when he applied for enlistment, Dobbie weighed 214 pounds. Told he was too heavy, he began an immediate campaign to reduce his weight by diet and exercise. Mrs. Dobbie signed an affidavit saying she was capable of earning her own living.

Sahara Grotto to Be Host—The Hayward Barcus Post 55, American Legion, and its auxiliary will be guests of the Sahara Grotto at a pot luck supper at 6 p. m. today at the Grotto home, 13th St. and Park Ave. Community singing, led

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nounced today. Officers are: Mrs. Clara Shaffer, president; Mrs, May Wiley, senior ‘vice president: Mrs. Charlotte Halter, junior vice president; Mrs. Minnie May Jackman, treasurer; (Mrs, Cora Bernhardt, patriotic instruction; Mrs, Clementine Vanasdal, secretary; Mrs. Bell Roberts, chaplain; Mrs. Lelia Totten, Mrs. | Francis Bilyew and Mrs. Abbie Byrd, | council members; Mrs. Elizabeth! Underwood, press correspondent; Mrs. Charlotte Given, musician; Mrs, Jessie Rogers. guard; Mrs.| Ella Washburn, assistant guard, and Mrs. Daisy Shoultz, Mrs. Mar-| tha Elson, Mrs. Janie Smith and! | Mrs. Pearl Keaton, color bearers. | | Mrs. Ella Almonds served as in-| stalling officer and Mrs. Bessie Hart as installing guide.

Philathea Class to Induct—The 11th annual birthday banquet and installation of officers of the Second |

'Philathea Class of the Broadway

Baptist Church will be held at gus} p.-m. tomorrow ‘at the church. The Rev. R. M. Dodrill, ated by Mrs. Nellie Taylor, will install the following officers: Mrs. R. W. Collins, teacher; Mrs. Lydia Emery, assistant teacher: Mrs, Pauline Sutherlin, president; Mrs. Kathleen Owens, {first vice | president; Mrs. Lola Mitchell, gill

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by Mrs. Ester Kyle, will follow the

lond vice president;

secretary; Mrs. Laura Dean, treas-

Mrs. Mural Lakin, recording secretary; Mrs. | ‘Gertrude Williams, corresponding

urer; Mrs. Ella Maurice, assistant treasurer: Mrs. Edith Lakin, building fund treasurer; Mrs. Ruth Dean, historian; Mrs. Rosemary Dunaway, pianist, and Mrs. Phoebe Moore, ! reporter.

Card Party Arranged—The Big Four Railway Unit American Legion Auxiliary will sponsor a

Field, Cal. been trained separately.

mediate and 21 advanced schools turning out pilots at a 30,000-a-year rate. The Army's former one-year pilot training course has been cut to 35 weeks. This is still seven weeks longer than the British Empire's pilot course in Canada.

Expand Ground Forces

Increasing importance is being placed on combat-crew training, since letter-perfect teamwork is a necessity. A joint navigator-bom-bardier course was begun recently at the three Air Corps replacement

centers at Maxwell Field, Ala., Ell-

ington Field, Texas, and Moffett Previously they had

Tremendous expansion of ground-

crew personnel also will be necessary.

‘G00D NEWS' FROM MALAYA DOUBTED

By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN

Copyright, 1942, by The Indianapolis Times and .

d The Chicago Daily News, Inc LONDON, Jan. 14. — The news

from Malaya is likely to get worse before it gets better, it is believed here, and little stock is taken in the hints of impending

“good news”

from Singapore. The Japanese have shown them-

selves so superior to the Europeans in jungle fighting, in Malaya, that their advance is likely to continue through the jungle country and perhaps until they have reached the cultivated district of Johore, fairly close proximity to Singapore. Then it will be a question of whether Singapore's air and land defend-

ers are able to endure a long-drawn out siege and whether or not the Allies are able to reinforce them and | regularity.

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Singapore's prospects are definite-

ly grim and it is felt here that nothing will be gained by preténding that they are not.

Hawkins Family Takes the Mumps

ARKANSAS CITY, Kas, Jan, 13 (U. P.).—The five Hawkins children went back to school today but the “mumps” sign still was out at the Hawkins residence. The father, Cecil Hawkins, brought them home and when he went to bed one after another of his children followed suit. Then the family spaniel, Peggy Pepper, got ’em. Fortunately, the affliction spared Mrs. Hawkins, who carried on her husband’s bottling works business while caring for seven patients. Mr. Hawkins and the spaniel still were convalescing today.

card party at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at 960 S. Keystone Ave.

Drill Team to Meet—The AllAmerican Drill Team of Brightwood | Council No. 2, Daughter of America, will meet at the home of Mrs. | Mabel Henderson, 1854 Sugar Grove, tonight at 8 o’clock.

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IN LIBYA CAMPAIGN

CAIRO, Jan. 14 (U. P.).—British imperials in Libya have made “further satisfactory progress” in attacks on German and Italian troops attempting to make a stand in and around El Agheila on the CyrenaicaTripolitania frontier in Libya, the British Middle East High Command announced today. Following their capture of Solum on the Egypt-Libya frontier, the imperials, supported by artillery, the Navy and the Royal Air Force, continued intensive bombardments on Axis forces still entrenched in Halfaya (Hellfire) Pass nearby.

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ANDERSON—Clarabelle Hood, beloved wife of Dr. R. J. Anderson, mother of illiam Vincent, John Albert and Ralph Anderson Jr. and Mrs. E. R. Lindenborg, sister of Mrs. Emma Henley, Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Harry M. Jacobs. Rockey River, Q., passe away Tuesday. Funeral Thursday, 22 m., at the Central Avenue Methodist hurch. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at Shirley Bros. Ceniral Chapel, Tlinois at 10th St, till rsaay noon and at the church after

BARRETT—E(hel 8., entered Into rest Tuesday, age 82 years, mother of Dean Barrett. rvices Thursday p. _m,, at Glencoe Chapel, Rnighistown. Ind. Friends may call at arty, Moore Peace Chapel until noon Thursday.

CARPENTER—Margaret, 3026 Graceland Ave., wife of William A, passed away Tuesday morning. Service Thursday, 1:30 m., Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. riends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the resident until 11 a. m. Thursday.

COFFMAN — Clifford C.. 4254 Carrollton Ave., brother of Mrs. Gertrude E, Chalfant and uncle of Mrs, Clara Laven Nicholson, passed away Tuesday ' evening. Services Flanner & Buchanan, Thursday, p. m. Friends invited. Burial Pendleton, Ind. Friends may call at the mortuary.

GALBRAITH—Samuel Barton, Valley Mills, Ind., husband of Charlotte I. and father of Mrs. Alice Herne, Rock Island, Ill., assed away Molday at the Methodist

\ Pp. . yrial Crown Hil. Friends may call at ‘the mortuary.

KOHLHEIER —- Josephine, 2912 Central Ave., mother of Mrs. Fred C. Stelle and Mrs. Bertha Myers, and sister of Michael Lutz, fonper morning. 3 m. Crown Pain. may call at the mortuary. ville papers please copy. 1]

MOBY? 1 Sisanns F., beloved wife of mil H. Mertz and mother of Mrs. Marol Sharp. Hubert and Emil F. Mertz, grandmother of Patricia Irene Mertz, sisMrs.

Buchanan Friends Friends [Conners-

ter of George Strebel,

1 Schilling and Miss Rosalind

Margaret Strebel, pan away at her home, 1322 Laurel St., onday, Jan. 12. Friends may call at the Ronort W. Stirling Chapel, 1is0 Prospect St Funeral Thursday. 9 a. t. Patrick's Church. Friends invited. Burial St. foseph’s Cemetery. -Altar Society St. Patrick's Church will meet Wednesday evening 7:30 p. m. for prayer

NEEL—Milburn Carl, of 1115 t., husband of Lucy B. Neel, omas Neel of Indianapolis, his Fo ednesday, age 67 vears. Pural notice later. For informatio Moore & Kirk, CH-1806. Rotel

SELCH—Cornelius Albert (OC. A), age 75 years, father of Orin C. and Homer C, elch of Indianapolis and hrother of Mrs. Kate Bray, Monrovia, Ind., passed awav Tuesday, 13th. Services and interment Thursday, Jan. 15. 10:30 a. m., at the West Union Quaker Church, State Road 42, Monrovia, Ind. Friends are Jeldome. Friends may call at the Bert Gadd Funeral Home, Churchman Ave. 5 Prospect, any time up to 9 a. m. Thursday.

SHADLEY — Mahle M., beloved wife of Charles C. Shadley and mother of Mrs. G. S8hadley, Mrs. M. Charlene Cripe and Mrs. Lillian M. Platt, passed away Tuesday evening, Jan. 13. Funeral service will be held at the “Waid: Funeral Home, Illinois at 17th St., Friday afternoon, Jan. , at 2 o'clock. Interment Washington Park Cemetery. Friends are welcome.

VIELHABER -- Albert, 58 vears, heloved brother of Mrs. Edgar 8. Taylor, Wynnewood, Pa., passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 2 Pp. m, at Herrmann Funeral Home, 1305 S East St. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill,

WEIMER—William B. Arsenal, husband of Mary, brother of Mrs. Agnes Payne and Miss Gertrude Weimer of Indianapolis, Mrs. Harriett Standar, Boise, Ida., assed away Tuesday. Service at J. O ilson Funeral Home, 1230 Prospect St. Friday, 1:30. riends invited. Burial Memorial Park

N. Oxford father of departed

F uneral "Directors 6 ~ CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

23 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-33877

BERT S. GADD

2180 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. New York. MA-5374,

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST.

HISEY &: TITUS

MORTUARY 51 N. pELA ARE ST.

MOORE & KIRK CH-1806 FOR HONESTY

MA-8049

R-1159 TA-6056

SURLY BROS. CO.

948 N. Illinois

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1423 Prospect. New location. MA-4944

USHER MORTU ARY

2813 W. Washington St

0. WILSON & 0, 18% Prospect oh.

H. W. Prof P rofitt Formerly Crawtordsriile ©

L1-8409 | OLIV.

REAL ESTATE

For Rent... For Sale... Wanted... Loans

Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms 17

17 BE. 34TH.—Girl to share lovely room TA-T7770.

Bi with employed girl. §3: 515 E. 24TH—Cozy, next bath, steam $ heat. Small family. (Central. WA-1404,

ARSENAL, 426 N. (Near Tech.)—Warm, innersprings, 1-2, reasonable, good transportation, MA- 0570.

BROADWAY, 3019—Warm, well furnished, next bath; ivate home; gentleman; reasonable. A-4335.

CARROLLTON, 1132—(1 Block east of College car.) Beautiful front room, first floor, roll-away, innersprings, overstuffed, $4 single 85 double. Also nice single room, innersprings. next bat $3: good heat, coastant hot water, private entrance.

CARROLLTON, bath, jorge closet, HU-5523

CENTRAL, 2516—Beautiful, bath, constant hot water; able. COLLEGE, 2340 — Large, well-furnished; 1-2; Dlenty heat, hot water; reasonable. WA-1813. ELAWARE, 409 N.—Apt. 19; large front: BN 1-2. Constant Phot water. LI-9129.

HAMILTON, 538 N.—2 nice rooms, private home; Piivate entrance; board optional.

CH-1354-HERVEY, 1009—Comfortable, modern, private home; innersprings; Seer Garfield; good transportation. GA-35

ILLINOIS, 2336 N. eT near bath, steam heat by RLiyate home, employed person. LASALLE, 1348—Large, warm room, close bath, Del springs, private home. Reason=able. CH-3427-R.

EXINGTON, 1611—Nice sleeping room, LEE bath, garage available. Rratnost,

MARKET, 918 E.—Comfortably furnished, warm room; next bath, private home; reasonable. LI-2825.

MERIDIAN, 2220 N. -—— Large room, beds. private entrance, good heat, onable. WA-9039.

PARK, 3247—Warm, room, also small w 28.

38TH.—Room, adjoining 1-2 employed eg

warm, near 1-2; reason-

twin reas-

front master bedroom, private home.

ry

PARK, 1559—Single with lavatory, large twin bedroom, innersprings, adjoining bath. Call LI-6751 eves or before noon.

PENNSYLVANIA, 2317 N.—Warm, cheerful room, beayityrest, prigate home, 1-2. Reascnable. TA-8172

PENNSYLVANIA, 1300 N.—2 rooms for 2 or 3 pone, clean, warm, close to bath,

RI-3791 WASHINGTON, 1602 E.,, Apt. room, steam heat, fnnerspring, 2, reasonable. MA..0650.

WASHINGTON BLVD. 2820—Warm, front room, innersprings, shower bath, near transportation. TA-3821.

D. DRIVE, 535, Woodruff’ Place— MIDDLE" furnished rooms, Suitable for 2, one with twin beds. New Inpersprings. Warm. MA-6236.

ELEVENTH, 322 E. constant hot water. sonable. RI-9975.

15TH., 412 E.—Clean room; private home; city heat; 500d transportation; reasonable. LI-8950.

NEAR ALLISON S—Warm room, next bath, on bus line, 1-2 gentlemen. BE-3092-J.

Rooms With Board 15

$5.50. CRUFT, 1542 — Attractive, front room: widow's home; twin beds; 2 meals. GA-5780. BELLE VIEU, 1232 N, (Near Allison’s)— Joune Fan, share nice room; twin beds.

EASTERN, 602 N.—Well furnished, near bath, private, good meals; near RCA. CH-3694-W.

NORTH

4—Lovely suitable

front room:

E.—Warm 2. Rea-

Suitable

, 3600 ~~ Front bedroom, private home; '2 block franspotiation; employed person. TA-7606

OXFORD, 241 N--Downsahs, next bath; home cookin near RCA; good transportation. N A-3915.

HOME for convalescents

Jorge. Reasonable rates. Nurse's care: 87

NICE ROOMS—Steam heat, syitable, §iderly persons. Good meals.

Hotels aw 16 "$5 Week Up, Barton Hotel

Large. clean, attrac. rms.; good beds; free parking, Delaware at Michigan, LI5315.

Jap Jones Hotels “ioe $5 up

SPENCER HOTEL—Marvin _Jones, Mgr. Hot, cold “water. City Hoosier Hotel |

heat: showers, $4 up. 440 Massachusetts. 643 Ft. Wayne;

WILSON HOTE clean, mod. rms.

evervthing new; walking distance.

: a Comft. beds, good Seminole Hotel “3%. Jarcing. si day, $4.50 week. 920 N. Alabama.

Housekeeping Rooms 17

4, $5, $6; NEW JERSEY, 631 N.—1, 2 4 Joins & kitchenette apartments; phone.

$5 UP: CENTRAL, 1103—Neatly furnished apartments; innersprings, linens, dishes, 2 ilities; warm.

5.50 UP—1 and 2 large-room apartments; ’ clean; steam. 1730 N. Meridian

BROADWAY, 2351-2 front, nicely furnished rooms; steam heat; phone; adults.

CARROLLTON, 180 5; 2 rooms, in-a-r hed, private e ntrance, stoker heat.

Pile 1524 ~~ Father, mother, son apartment; lower 3 rms; adults only; $8.

OLLEGE, 1155—2-Room apartment utilties on ath: heat, private. Adults, $

ARE. 1002 N.—Nice 3 rooms, near PLAY hot water heat. Adults, Phone.

E, 1888—Warm, modern rooms, all utilities, private entrance; Reasonable.

spattmem “for a i little

and aged pa-

convenient. | RE.

PARK, 1226—Attractive 2 rooms, kitchi bath, Kelvinator, hot water. ules,

PENNSYLVANIA, 1851 N.—3 rooms, first floor, private entrance. Good Garage.

PENNSYLVANIA, 2446 N.—Unfurnished 4 rooms; Frigidaire, stove, built-ins, private bath and entrance, heat; adults.

19TH., E, 651—2-room apartment; sink, i adloor bed, overstuffe

gH,

20TH, 130 W.—OfT Illinois, desirable apartents, all utilities. Parking space. one.

2D, E., 707-3 rocems, furnished; heat, utlities: reasonable. TA-5146.

INDIVIDUAL cottages, furnished; 2 with 1 child: no dogs. COOMBS Must be gions to appreciate. GA-4054.

2-ROOM furnished apartment; utilities; private entrahce; near transportation; adults. 2337 N. La Salle.

eonie ARK.

Apartments for Rent

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAD

Choice apartments gladly shown.

General Apartments

22 W. Vermont. LI-2439.

FRONT | BEDROOM APT.

$50.00. Adults, 2725 N. Meridian.

COLLEGE, ‘3535 — Five-room mod.; stant hot water: 1-car garage, Call Mr. Burtt, MA-8581.

con"$52.50.

Furn. Houses—Apts.

E. 3 3200; “g-rm, “BP. private e “ent, $10—~Beaulitul. priv. bedrm., mod. 2 $60—W, 30th; finest mod. bedrm Others. WHITE, WA-4466 (Eves. TR- R56.)

MERIDIAN, 1728 N.—Elaborate lower 3 room bath, kitchenette, side drive. Retorencen TA-8418.

NEAR ALLISON’S—Attractively furnished new 3-room apartment, private shower, oil heat, all utilities furnjshed: Siitanle 4 men; only $7 week each. BE-3028.

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Houses for Rent

"$42.50—1944 N. Ala.; lower 35—Beautiful 3-bedrm. . double. 8$56—Unusvally nice 6-rm. brick bung. Others, WHITE WA-4466 (Eves. IR-7956.)

BROADWAY, 5631—Large 2-bedroom mod. bungalow; fenced-in back yard; 2-car fy $70. Call BR-7021 or Mr. Burtt, CARROLLTON, 4032 modern double, fireplace. adults, $50.

EUCLID, N., 3710—Beautiful ultra modern new colonial 2-bedroom double, fireplace, garage, only $65. IR-7542,

5671 HAVERFORD 3 Rooms. brand new, full basmt.. WOODRUFF REALTY. LI-52

KEALING,

S-rm. ant.

water paid,

garage, 58.

1218 N. (3700 E.)=4-bedroom modern; suitable jor rooms; 3-car garage; $45. BL-0193

MOUNT. 1045 Naas 5-room modlong living room, built-ins, near school, near Allison's: 315 L. Starks Realty Co. MA-9347

NEW JERSEY, N., lone 6 rooms Jaundry Sarage, heat, water;

1521 TEMPLE 3-Bedroom Modern. Newly Pa peted, $35. E. KIRK MCKINNEY CO., INC. MA-3521. LET US manage your SE and wr collect your rents, We are Bonded agents. ‘Buy a Defense Bond First” ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS 140 N. Delaware St. RI-2368. FOQUR-ROOM suburban home; electricity: $20. Call after 6 p. m. (rear 1640 Woodlawn). 5-ROOM semi-modern house (rear of lot); white only. WA-4163.

Farms and Suburbans 20

When Sirng property follow the safe method Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney.

Union Title Company

Union Tae 2 ding

155 E. EIGHT MILES southeast, close to International Harvester and Beech Grove shops 14 acre suburban, Wansportation, pe schools, landscaped, side drive, new 5room modern frame bungalow with orch, elec. water heater, hardwood oors, built-in cabinets, with walls plastered with Embeco; E. Z. terms. Stanley Selig, CH- 1643

HOME LOANS TO BUY, BUILD

OR REFINANCE GET

: THE FACTS—SAVE TIME H. Duff Vilm ,,,

MORTGAGE CO. NORTHEAST—Nice 5-room modern bunga-

7 Peoples Bank Bldg. Jom: garage, paved road, jTalsporvasien, lot, pretty neighborhood: bargain: Shoo, down. Hudelson, 2619 E. 12th. a Ee modern bungalow, 1-3 acre, i ‘close in, near transportation.

CHEAP «First house north of Failroad, of road in Mt. Comfor

Business Property 21

DOWNTOWN business lot, main thoroughfare. Size 31x102. ced low Paul Boal, MA-1331, FLETCHER TRUST CO. AGENT, WANT bi lease or purchase Shitable building garage and eign; 1 ies not less dk 3,000 square feet. Call Mr, Fred Kokout, MA-6301.

NT—Beauty Parlor Location. $25.00 mo. Call Mr.

445 N. Colorado, Burtt MA-8581.

CORNER 10th and Olney. Large modern Sloreroem. heat d water furnished.

TLINOIS, S18 TATE storeroom, good for sul OL Asauty parlor: Fea- I Sa”

, porch; adults. | ==

Moving and Storage

HODGES STORAGE CO.

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

Houses and Lots Sale 25 28 NEW HOMES

Walking distance to any defense plants. $4.450—$550 cash—s26.95 per mo,

2 Completed Weekly

300 So. Kappes at Rhodius Park. At grade and Waashington H. 8. Bus and 8.

BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.

BUILDERS Del. BR-1428

243 N, RI-3477.

4100 WEST; ONLY $2500 810 S. Rybolt; 6-rm. semi-mod fine condition; near hous ond Bridgeport Brass; school 2 blocks; perfect for defense worker with family; only 10% down, “Buy 3 Dope Bond First” LI. 4304 Ed Zwicker RI. 2388, ALLISON REALTY. co. Inc., REALTORS:

$350 DOWN, $30 MONTH

Buys good 6-room mod., with attached garage. Suitable for home and income. Excellent neighborhood. Close to stores and schools. Transportation at door Inspect 918 8. State St. Call Phila, MA-6962 with Jack ©. Carr. MA-2377.

A SAVE HALF OF YOUR RENT

18a

933-35 CONCORD ST. New 4-rm, to side modern double with month ly income of $80.00, only $45.68 monthly,

youn,

— Attractive 6-room |$1¢

adults: |

Payment on loan Let me show it to “BUY A DEFENSE BOND FIRST” BE-4212, M HARTLEY. RI-2358 ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS, 2 NEW HOMES! 1537 8S. TIBBS AVE. 1609 S. TIBBS AVE. Never occupied, thoroughly modern, only $3,950. Cash $550 and $28.44 monthly gets the deed, or you can move in for as little as $250, : : REALTOR, Lorin Driscoll MA-2172, HU-8678. B 1540 Ringgold, 4 rooms, semis modern, a real buy, only $178 mn, Edw. Dillehay. 3 C. A. Young. MA-6411 J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del. 1132 N. SHEFFIELD Only $13.43 per mo. plus tax and ins, rhs 5-rm. house. Price $1950; W. T. Boyd. GA-1513, E. KIRK McKINNEY CO: ING 0 Attractive 5-room od bungalow: paved street; close to stores, schools and 4 5 ansportation, T Ter gw goinspect 607 Birch a, hillips, 62 with Jack Carr, MA-2377, 4 c 6 RMS. 2145 E. Riverside Dr., $3,500, 10 RMS. 2122 N. New Jersey, $4,000; $400 dn., $27.54 mo. plus taxes and ins. Off, LI-426 Elbert L. McDaniel or. Hus Am 29 N. CHESTER is 6-room frame, modern; substana ry tial location; interior in ‘good cone dition. Vacant. Call for kev. |M. C. EASTBURN, MA. 9396, IR. 0218, 1829 HOLLOWA AY 3-bedroom modern bungalow; $250 down bal. $25 per mo. Possession Feb 1st call L. Kiser, .BR-5650, MA-23717. JACK C. CARR. HU- 2200. 529 Chase; 6-rm., .$120; 1 Stud Ww, Ohio. 5-rm.. $120 0:51 ¥ Mr onth ~ GA- Noah tudebaker Realty G2 a. $350 cash: 857 N. RAN ron modern bungalow; garage, side .drive: $24.50 monthly. Owner. TAFT 8. 69—4-Room bungalow, 3-car garage, .3 iprge Tot $2100, PHILLIPS, BE-

goin ve TT Tome, good condie WoO oors, furnace, five acre $3500. VAN HORN. MA-8984. ey

LYNN, 1757 N, 6-room semi-modern bungalow: good condition; Jeslipe id sacrifice, $1000 cash. Owner. TA-1286.

ST. PETER, 1414—4-Room house, full base ment; $1100 terms. VAN HORN, MA-8934.

OXFORD, 1121, N.—5-roomr modern: 1st class ona, Priced to sell. CH-0249-W

Real § Estate Investment 25A ONLY $2, 250—TERMS

2842-44 N. Mar herson; 5 rooms a side, semi-mo ern in first class

condition, Stop. MA-6411

MA-9821, Edw. ‘Dillehay. HU-2893. C. A. Young. . S. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del. 28

DOUBLE, 2335 & 2337 CENTRAL—4-bed~ room modern. Will consider a small Tome Sown payment. MA-7828, 506

Real Estate for Trade

Real Estate Wanted

BEAL ESTATE WANTED oP want to sell your dwelDoe We have numerous Buyers for all prov homes in all parts of City. Call us for appraisal. “Bu 5 Defense Bond Firs ALLISON EALTY CO .. INC., REALTORS 140 N. Delaware St. RI-2368,

WILL PAY $4500 cash for small within 12 miles of city. WA-4466.

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