Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1942 — Page 28

EDS SAY NAZI POWER BROKEN

§ soring Plans Disrupted’; Russ Advance Claimed .

Into Latvia. | MOSCOW, Feb. 20 (U. P.).—So-

vies spearheads adyanced: westward |

toward the Latvian border today claimed that Russian troops have seized the balance of power and disrupted 'Germany’s entire plan for & major spring offensive. Dispatches indicated Soviet stotm troops on the northwest front were approaching or may even have crossed the Latvian border. The Red Star predicted collapse of German resistance, claiming the Soviets have captured “many important points” the Nazis intended |. to use gs “springboards” in their next offensive.

i Russians Take Initiative

© “The balance of forces has been . © reversed and the Russians are re- ! taining ‘the . initiative, imposing : their campaign plan upon the Germans,” it said. | : Anglo-American aid to Russia is i “increasing daily,” | the Red Star “added, predicting an increased al{lied military effort. # “Soviet forces are constantly in- * creasing whereas the Germans are . diminishing,” it | said, “The Russians now have bigger forces than the Germans had last spring.” During the first five months of . the war, Red Star said, the Ger“mans lost 6,000,000 men, 13,000 . planes, more than 15,000 tanks and i 18,000. cannon, Crash Leningrad Lines The Russians have broken Ger- ' man resistance on the Leningrad * front, crashed through first and © second Wefense lines and are now , advancing considerable distances, a - report radioed from that city said. 2 - (The | London Evening Standard ‘quoted Radio Vichy as saying “the battle for Smolensk is under way and it is one of the fiercest of the " Russian campaign. )

fimolensk ‘Tmperiled’

: The Vichy announcer said mes- : sages from the front claimed the “town wis in “immediate danger” and indicated the Germans probably would evacuate “for tactical This news came on top of an anpnt, that news of “new vicall seetors” could be ex- } Monday) 24th anniversary

wht the Rusnce: The capRzhev, Novgorod, Orel, or , but the assault on the ed enemy on the Leninnt appeared to be one of]

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He an election at e clofing session of the group's - convention Jestaliay, is | Charles heidler, Logans with or 1942 are: p Lowenthal, Evansville, first . Vice president; R. R. Sithen, Kendallville, second vice president; A. : C. , Indianapolis, treasurer, and 2 0. P. "Fauchier, Indianapolis seci retary. «The last item on the conyention + scheduls, the “All-Out Victory” _. banquet, was held 1a8t night at the : * Hotel Severin.

U-BOAT OFFENSIVE ON-—LONDON REPORT

LONDON, Feb. 20 (U. P.).—The London Evening | Standard claimed . today that Germany has launched her heaviest submarine offensive in the Atlantic in an effort to prevent American naval reinforcements from being sent to. the Pa- * cific. . . The newspaper estimated that 130 Germdn submarines have been sunk since the start of the war, The Standard said the offensive was launched in response to Japanese demands to strain to the utmost American and British fleets co-operating to protect the Atlantic supply line.

KIRCHHOFFER CALLS FOR HUMBLE HEARTS

Concluding his series: of ‘three sermons on the, subject: “New and

y bishop of the of Indianapolis, ? drew attention to the World Day of Prayer which is | being observed * today. Speaking in curl chur on the ' Circle at the regular Lenten noon- ; fay services, bishop Kirchhoffer new and contrite

‘in the Tittle ex ~ fulness and fai | pauisviarty

woe oh OFFICE "TO BE OPEN MONDAY

The office of internal revenue in

and trust .-. , but in praying Hoe

Keep 'Em Flying |

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spondent with woh I shared a room.

For En Flying 2

IF GEORGE WASHINGTON were alive today, he’d : tell the defense plants to keep ’em flying, and noi to close, or even slow up, in observance of his birthday, according to War Production Chief ‘Nelson,

first president since Feb. 232 this year falls on Sunday. Banks, however, and the stock exchanges of the country will close ‘according to law. Livestock markets will remain open.

SHELLED ARUBA'~

Crashes Into Refinery

Sleeping Quarters.

By CHARLES B. ENGELKE United Press Staff Correspondent ST. NICHOLS, Aruba,- Netherlands West Indies, Feb. 20. — We were sleeping in the bachelor quarters of the biggest oil refinery in the world when a shell from a German submarine struck 25 feet away in|L% the second gun attack on this island. The shell landed in a room of the bachelor quarters without exploding and its force knocked ‘ Berend Shelfhorst, a Dutch oil worker, from “They got my new $25 radio,” he said as he picked himself up. “I'm going to have my room changed.”

Three Miles Away

A second shell hit the club house, scattering books and magazines. A third fell on the beach near United States troops stationed here. Then the submarine went away

without. having damaged anything connected with oil' production. American planes, patroling the area, spotted the submarine as soon as it reached the surface and one bomber, circling it, dropped a bomb

hit. The submarine apparently was about three miles off shore when it began firing.

‘Action at Panama’ The first crash awoke the corre-

We had flown here from Panama Wednesday. My companion rolled from bed, still half asleep, and thinking he was still at Papama, said: “Well, the Germans have given us action at Panama at last.” As we flew toward Aruba yesterday we saw a burning lake of oil in the sea, and a tanker which had been beached on the Colombian coast near the Venezuelan border.

LANDIS RAPS PENSION BILL

Salary Ample to Provide for Rainy Day, He Says; Senate Acts.

By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.—A congressman can lve in Washington on $10,000 a year and save something for “the rainy political day ahead” provided he “practices frugality,” Rep. Gerald W. Landis (R. Ind) told the house civil service committee yesterday. The Hoosier congressman appeared before the committee to urge repeal of the “pensions. for congress” plan. He is the author of one of the several repeal measures introduced in the lower chamber. Vote Is 75 to §

. A repeal measure passed the senate yesterday by a thumping 75-to-5 indorsement. Both Indiana Senators, Frederick Van Nuys (D.), and Raymond E. Willis (R.) voted for repeal. The house is in recess until Monflay, and leaders have not decided what day to bring the measure to the floor, although approval is expected. Rep. Landis also is the Indiana congressional leader for the Townsend plan. Speaking for his repeal bill, he said: ‘I sincerely hope this or a similar bill will be voted out of the committee at a very early date. The inclusion of congressmen, the presi- | dent and cabinet officials was un-| timely, unwarranted and unwise.

Says People Shocked

“The American people were shocked and disturbed when they ~|learned that congress had passed and the president had signed a retirement bill which included these groups. The quicker this section of the law is repealed, the quicker ‘public confidence and unity will be restored. “Members of congress receive wages much higher than the average citizen. I realize that our ex“are high, but I still contend

Writer Awakened as Dud|

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ns lheadar ¥ : jends invited. Intermen © oom

Lost and Found

: Tot on jr i Tome, ne Reward

Money ta. Loan

BR-5514

LARGE oi Dog named “Duke” vieinit roy HU-3263,

4722 Winthrop. Reward

LOST - — BLACK COGRER SPANIEL; MALE. REWARD. GA-§727.

on TOBT—5x7_ photo of a saflor; downtown

district. GA-5464 after 6 p

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GOO! H-—Nelli Soved wit of W A. rich, m r of Teanes | : E, Gosarti, “Passed , and Stepmath Feb. Fo HE yited. Friends may

5, Feb: 21,3 an, 2pm. “priends at the fun li YL A

e! 3p urday at funeral home. Burial Floral Y.

Park ceme F., beloved husband of

Monday. Feb. 23, at 2 o'clock. Interment Washington Park cemetery. Friends are welcome. = Friends call. at the funeral .- home after Hsaturday noon. [Kokomo Papers please copy.)

KOFAHL -—' Carl, 853% Buchanan _st., husband. ot M Marie Ella. father of Mrs. Edith M’Garahan and Curt Kofahl, both of Detroit, passed away Thursday evening. Services Sunday, 2 bp. at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Friends invited. Cremation following. Friends may, call at the mortuary.

LIGHT—Mrs. Opn: Bessie, mother of Mr. Shelburn B. { of Philadelphia, Pa. and Mrs, Basal B Carnes, passed away

ends jnvited.| Coo Ty. Bye. LD ceased was &

& i whiness ry

HEFLIN—Har: Lela L. Heflin and Jathes of M Mrs. Thelma COLO!

Help Wanted—Male

Hotel experience. SPENCER HOTEL, 248 8. IIL

MIDDLE-AGED lady for restaurant work: short hours. 126 8. West St.

Goa. Falindry, Bmall cOUL Stay. $0, FA 3080 {Beauty Operator’

“Bast side following. il

| Ee at. “son a E I fo Years: GR-am0b

‘Top wages.

of RE

236 8S. Illinois. $6—Room, board, Eddy’s

WAITRESS Grill, Lebanon, Ind.

RED GIRL—ULight housework; stay. Call at 3058 Newton.

WE H an opening in our service epariie ent Jor a young ma ose ultimate obBanve pv ye ising. Must igh school graduate willing, to accent that tails messen or & tes s

or “he between

apolis Times, I and 4 p. m.

at her home, 1620 N. Pennsylvania st., Friday morning. Private services 8 day, 10:30 at the Montgomery mortuary, 1642 ~ Meridian. Spencer, Ind. Friends may call at the mortuary Saturday evening after 7 p. m.

LINVILLE—Pred O., beloved husband of Ethel, son_of Catherine Linville, brother of Frank L. and Robert a

neral Home, I st., urday 10 a. m. ' Friends may call funeral home. .

John Albert. brother of ‘of copringlleld, Mass.; Cam B) J.. and Miss f Indianapolis, passed away ‘morning. Service Flanner = mortuary Saturday, 1:30 p. nvited. Burial Crown Hill, may call at the mortuary.

MURPHY we Catherine A Thursday at her hom vived by three Sousins

Mrs. Ka Connell and tr et, Mr:

Fu a a ‘Saturday, 9 a. Cross. - Friends may call at’ the J. Wilson Funeral Home, 1230 Prospect St.

ICAOLS—John, loved son of Harry and yi d ana He ALT and Wilbur, Lelah' Underwood, Contoville tna

Thursday p. £, Ind, ‘ps soed” Feb. at p.m at the Leak funeral home. Friends vited. oga,

t Burial Lad: In en may call at funeral home, (Crawfords. ville and Lafayette papers please copy.)

NICOLAL—Charies A., 4441 pos! ave.,

passed away ‘in Acton, sur-

Nicolai, Wednesday. a Buchanan Mortuary, Saturday. Friends invited, Friends may Yeall at the mortuary.

PARRY Mrs. Hessle D. (widow of D. M. Parry), passed away Wednesday. Private iron at the Flanner & | Buchanan rtuary., Saturday, 11 Crown Hill, Friehds may cail at the mortuary Frifay. Kindly omit flowers.

PITTMAN—Nora beloved Pe lof Charles, passed away Wednesda Services Sat-

Attention At Once

tea route man

yes. ‘in the c coun ntry. ew 3 er week salary plus libera miss! on and bonus every week. aes 28x Xherjenced and pe iween the iaes 0 -35 and marr we Ca men at once. Apply 309 N. Illinois, second floor.

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PHONE

Bl On CHARACTER or AUTO; WITHOUT ENDORSERS Borrowll75 105,000 + 6 10 18 months : fo pay ¢ 6 weeks to make Istpayment

EAST wi | Personal Services AERA SuLashs,

NEW Jue a by fur: - or leased

333 EB. SOUTH. RI-6177. (RESTAURANTS) VIC’'S CHICKEN SHACK-— Ney anagement (Vic Winterrowd). Steak-Bar-B-Q. 2224 W. ‘16th. BE-0586. | | (ROOFING & REPAIRING) RTCRAFT 100: siding; aug our

ipecilty: pio prompt service. H. Mandel, roofs, built-up roofs and

RI-2928 ™~ repair roofs of all kinds. (SWEEPERS FOR SALE)

Hoover, Eureka, etc. $0.95 Sweepers g:%0s. 1008 N. cap. J up

‘WINDOW SHADES * PATTERSON SHADE -

00R CO TER cd

KEITH SHADE CO.

1350 N.__ ILLINOIS RI-1581

Nl IR] a [10] A of 0 Mineo

Get Want Aa results in The TIMES a1

lowest | word She city. Phpne| ITCRA

a RI-6551 for quick results at

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Business Ovportunities 29

HOW YOU CAN GET

A $50 HONOR LOAN FOR $4.54 (Total Cost)

Six y instalments of $9.09 each, of $54.54, repay a $50 Honor Cost thus only $4.54. Borrow $20 to $300 without security of kind. Justsay how much

Household’s rate of 234% per month on the first $150 of balances, and 136% per month ‘on balances above $160.

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES 328 Illinois Building Corner Illinois and Market NN. S. Meeker, Mgr, Phone Rlley 5404

618 Merchants Bank Building Corner Washington & Meridian M. J. Scott, Mgr, Phone Riley 1471 Loews Made 10 Residents of Nearby Towns «2 Ooepyright, Household Finance Cerp., 1048 _'

NOTE LOANS

aus

“FURNURE Los. ry

OR ANY WORTHY rpmrons SSE

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You Regeln ve the dg of Loan.No S Insurance to Buy os r Employers

monwus PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN Bers

The Original Company i Reduce R 330 Occidental Bldg.. 8. E. Cor. Was iiinels ’ -3587 mand 1 ies Sts..'8d Fl. RI

"Bone, Write or Come AUTO LOANS Least

DIAMOND LOANS

Pay your taxes and get them off your mind. If you are short of cash, use Commonwealth's Budget-Tested Payment Plan to wipe out your taxes in ome clean sweep, repaying in monthly instalments that will cause no undue strain on the pocketbook at one time. Phone or stop in for complete details—

REDUCED RATES: * Month! tes 29 n that part Tete uneasy Dajances Of. MB0 SF Jest snd ) Ye FREE TAX BOOKLET: For your copy call in person at office.

2—OFFICES—2 *

200 Roosevelt Bldg, II. & Wash. 205 Odd Fellow Bids. is. Wash. & Penn. * Monthly Lines) I iy 8% on hal. of $100 or “Toss: Hes on bal, above.

COMMONWEALTH

LOAN COMPANY

INCREASED TAXES

can be met Without Joss or embar-

Swaps !

31 9 DODGE piue ae juxe seasn res. cn $578; evenings. Oy Sif

“or BALL_GRANE greasing set A 662-

$10 xo ravine, RI-5008 after 9 a. m.

The Great American Tea Co.

has an opéning for a married man 30-45

p-| years of age for-established coffee route. Guaranteed salary plus bonus; small cash bond and Yelerences required. ginia Ave.

650 Vir-

First Class Gear Man

Baer Ean” gear Sulla machines arber Colm: None Zther. need apply. IVERSAL EAR C Nes2 E. 19th.

Y to Cs fant tor work to earn tution for complete business cour: or

write Fred W, Case. principal, ‘CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.

WA NTED Small truck to haul coal; %

ton and 1 ton. Guarantee Coal Co. 1602 Southeastern.

ANTED—Lumberman to handle retail sales. Box 930, care Times.

CUE kong

Fountain Boy *®35 om.

3201 Central TENOR SINGER for choir. Eachange voice

off.

lessons. Address Box 1100, Tim

ZiSalesmen—Agents 9A

‘Salesmen Wanted

Indianapolis is a defense area city. Better homes; befter housing is essential for defense; so is better heating. We

ment. We need men to sel this equipment; local men making vg x Money; Al pu Holland Furnace Co., 740 E. North, etween 9 a. m. and 10 a. m.

urial | are fortunate in having heatin

urday, 2 p x DB. Beanhlossom Mortuary. P-gurial New Crown Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary any

SCOTT—Rebecca Reader, age 1% beloved mother of Mrs. Delbert O. Wigle, passed away Wednesday at ede in Shirley Bros. a

Frien Bark. Friends may call at chapel Friay.

SRIDM ORE--Jacqueline Lee, daughter of and Mrs, Arthur L, nd Bata Gas:

ends may ca the residence, Engiioh ave., Late st. entrance, until 11 a. m., Ye Services Saturday, 2 P; m., Yom ti Tolin funeral home, 303 Prospect. Burial Memorial Park Friends invited,

THOMAS—Rumsey, 46 band of Kathr,

ears, beloved hus-

Ea. Washington Friends may Yall after 1 p. m.

WAITE—Lena, age 83 years of 1058 8. West st., mother of Frahk Milburn, Mr. C.-L. Bock. Oliver -S., Joseph R. and Charles W. Waite. Funeral ‘from st. George's eBurch, MoLHS and Church sts., Satutday ns 2 Frish ds may call a Lauck erai Home, 1458 8S. 8. ‘Meridian. gny time. Burial Crown Hill

WATKINS—Lewis, of 1018 N. Butler ave., entered into rest 8 Thursday; age 54 years, husband of tkins, father of Miss Harriett IW atking Indpls., and Wil- | ——— liam W. Watkins of Charleston, grandfather of Charles Watkins, brother of E. E. Watkins, Fmd Sho. ew ices Saturday, od Moore Park Sonce d

Sun

Har: napel. Burial’ Washiigton iends are welcome,

In Memoriams 3

CAHALANE—In memory of my husband, John, who passed away Jan. 25, 1941: There is a sad but sweet remembrance, There is a memory fond and true There is a token of affection, dear, And a heartache gal for you. In our home he s fondly remembered, Swit Memories on to his nam o loved him in life ne tame sel 3 love Bim in dea A eath fost ih

pe Directors 5

CONKLE | FUNERAL HOME

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD, TA-3377

BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect St

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. New York

_ 6. H. HERRMANN HISEY TITUS

MORTUARY 951 N. DELAWARE ST. L1-3828

MOORE = KIRK R-1159 TA-6056 HONESTY iW. rofl ray Crawtordsville SHIRLEY BROS. Co. na

ROBERT W. STIRLING

Prospect New Location MA-4044'

USHER MORTUARY

2313 W. Washington St.

wis by WILSON & 60. 1280 Prospect St. MA-9434

MA-6049.

MA-537%4

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Schools & Instructions

» | Municipal ‘Airport

W. Va. |I

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W. Michigan Si BE-1934|

AIRCRAFT

RADIO

Classes ‘being rmed in electrical theory, Sez. Feceivers and direction finders, transmitters. radio law. and code. Covers completely maintenance. repair. and installation of all aircraft radio equipment.

+* ww +* Also. Day and Night Classes in

* AIRCRAFT ENGINES i * AIRCRAFT WELDING AIRCRAFT Instruments * AIRPLANE MECHANICS

Special Week-End Classes in Engine Mechanics (Sat.-Sun.)

TUITION PAYABLE WEEKLY

Roscoe Turner Aero. Corp. BE-5005 } orEN WEEKDAYS, SAT. SUN.

msi

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

seeueq I me = eer INTERNAC ou. - TIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL. 229 N. Penp.

debts

Personal Services

WILL not be ri made by none. 2-18-42. abe

sible for an Than, myse

UCH TH Rk SND TRAD wi

treatments, DR.7A, P. HALL * F 00 402 Kresge Bldg. RI-3198

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS) NH TLE CLLRS CLEAN PRESS* REPAIR“ RELINF “REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS

WA-0084

‘(AUTOS FOR RENT: $ RENT-A-CAR am Ww. F. PROP. DRIVE-UR-SELF « 39 KY. AVE. RI-7788. (AUTO WRECK REBUILDING) WVANIA to! 1450 N. Pennlvania. RI- 0 heat alignment. ave your tires! (CLEANERS) BUDGET CLEANERS—811 W. 30th. WAHr 8uits (Cash-Carry), 39c¢ up. Hats, ii (CLEANERS AND TAILORS)

“GARMENTS like new, when we're thru.” GOO & TAILORS, 2205 | W. 10th. BE-0345. :

(DELIVERY SERVICE& TRANSFER)

ACME “iver 11-9642 Trucking, $1.50 and up per hour.

"’ , (FENCE) Ford Fence Co. Layn tence, Sih. “Nahe. "BR 10 “evs Win

ea (FENCE 00.)

S| Hocsier Fence 0. Tron, re

arm. Est. free Easy terms. - HU-8361—HU . (FILLING tion

after :

ROOMING house; ‘15 rooms Sore. $180. terms. Acro Sales, RI.3313, Soe N.

Swaps 31

Ya. Ya, Y2 HORSEPOWER Motors. Siectric thin separ. ‘Sel ob Suio. Want meta or Swal an mets al lathe" or drill press. 703 Madiso TIRES : 700x16: 4. —e 4, RAT

750x15; 2. 1 0N16, 4, 650x16; first Glass ' 126 W. 18t

FURNACE and STOKER

Used: good condition. LI-3822—IR-7062

TRUCK, °36 ford, double duel tandem; ia 1 condition; good tires: bargain: $350.

1435 E. Wash ACKS SWAP Shon. We Buy, Sel

318 BE. Wash.—-334 Ind. Ave, LI-0040

$150; Denny

2-wheel; rent; Sade Som buy. 602 Mass.

Trailers S15 up. CH-5887

FURNACE—Used: installed com somplesed: & only | FOR oe 5 rooms. CH-1 4 N.

Farm, Garden, Plants

SELECTEE °° oF.

equity in Coach. LI Pets, Poultry,

Livestock 32

: aq 3 mifes” sou foeaw, pas on

north side

ST. BERNARD ‘male dog, A. K. C 1 Sacriine $45. 906 N. Baacroft

FERFECTIO CEREAL prevents itch, improves ao 5 bs. 40c. SCHUH'S. 9 N. Alabama. -8897.

on milk check payments,

Dairy Cows C. M. Bottema Jr., 1351 Kentucky Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.

DOG, English setter, male bird dog. good nose. Sacrifice for $10. BR-2132, SALE OR TRADE--2 Springer spanfels. 51 Frank Street, aaa:

'39 OLDS 2-d ood Hee. Cash or what? 401 oan MA-6944.

RICH FER for garden, yard and flowers; a] top dirt. RI-5664.

for your plain-cased ro Ey

rassment by.a small 3 logn ef easily obtained on your furniture or auto. Such loans spread Svel 2. long time on our easy to bay » t us at once, financial aid’ ' guaranteed,

LIBERAL LOAN 60.

152 N. Delaware.

AUTO LOANS

{(NVESTIGATE OUR ECONOMICAL AGED SUD Loin Co i, Merchandise for Sale

3 ROOMS Turniture Shviny room, bedroo kitchen), Reasonabl E505 N. Alabama,

FEBRUARY EXPENSES

$10 to $100 on your signature only immediately if employed.’ $10 to $300 on auto or furniture in one day. 304 KRESGE BLDG. MARKET 4409

C. C. LOYD. MGR.

stove and water

INATION )aund coup y Boi Reasonable.

heater: as’ ater 1331 W. Sath

’

ADDRESSOGRAPH electrically 0 opelated, ood condition. Bargain, KATZ B BAG CO. RI-8561. YOUR old newspapers, clothin Help us help others, ARMY. RI-6622. EED QUEEN WASHER, used Manel pai’ AS condition, $25, 257 N. Tremont. 1 ATLAS PATTERT CHARGER. LIKE NEW.. GA-4244.

Sduipment tay. sol. “UE olor

MAKE US SMILE. FORINTING Bldg. MA 3467.

gre J

, furniture. ALVATION

FINANCE CORPORATION

LOANS ¢@ AUTO FINANCE EQUITABLE MA-3361. oon. as nts 3 Tae

athe quick RESUL 8. m and 8 o.

G. 685 Century

RANDOLPH Lov cost Bilt-Rite Cot-

tages, $400-$900. WA-3318's

REAL ESTATE

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

Rooms Without Board 14

Hotels

$3; 5156 E. 24TH. — Lovely large front; steam: near Central; small fami WA-1494.

$3.50; PARK, 2356—Clean, cheerful room; stoker, JEhesprings, Small adult fam-

$3.50; HARDING 2144 — Large front room; innerspring: privileges; on trolley; evenings

BIRCHWOOD, 3658—Unusually well furnished, warm; rivate home. Near transportation. A-1709

BROADWAY, 2316—Nice, Minersprings: hot water;

clean, warm; near carline.

BROADWAY, 1135—Lovely front, downstiars; inhersbrings, steam heat, phone; also small roo

BROADWAY, TRE home; plenty hot water: em Joyea; good transportation; garage; p

CARROL LLTON, Ziel heated, I co! water; Son emaple PCW A130: y

COLLEGE, 1511—Guiet room, steam heat; constant ‘hot water; adults: 1-3 men

COLLEGE, 3359—Attractive room in or vate home; business girl; excellent transportation. TA-5542.

DELAWARE, 1846 N.—Lar furnished room, win beds. TA-3875. (Call P.

LADSTONE, 415 i room, next bath) private home, ear R. C. A. BL-0544

HARLAN, Souble. near International, RCA. MA-4001.

LINO CAR-—137 W. 28th. Warm comJortante room, next bath, privileges. WA.

rivate; vileges;

beautifull Employed.

Mallory’s,

furnished CE

. 307—Furnished room, single or|G

HERE IT I8

10% Wkly. | 12% Wkiy. FOR 1 PERSON FOR 2 PERSONS Newly decorated in modern colors—

all tiled ba‘hs—tops in service—dining rooms, cocktail lounge—~bowling alleys

HOTEL ANTLERS

750 N. Meridian LI-2351

Good heat; comf.

Seminole Hotel 050 cc’. cine: $1 $1 daily, $4.50 week. 920 N. Alabama ,

Housekeeping Rooms 17

$3.50; $4; $5—New Jersey, 631 N.; 1-2 kitchenette apartemnts. Phone.

$5.50; OX, 507—3 rooms, SIL, utilities, aS, entrance; adults. A-3427.

$6.50 UP; Librar li Desirable furnistied: utilities, Allo sleeping rooms. 814 N. Meridian.

BAMA, 2037 N.—1 room and 'itchenette apartment; tilicles: suitab.e emvloyed PD dies. TA-9352

BEVILLE, 42 Ne Clean, furnished, downstairs room, with kitchen; private entrance; phone

NTRAL, 1615—Attractive oom kitchenette- apartment, studio. oouch on cellent heat, utilities.

16| Houses for Rent

$45; EAS EAST, 4500 — Nice 3-bedroom double. 48.50; EAST, 4600—New 4-room bung. dbl. 60; Irvington—Finest mod. 6-rm. bung. Dent White. WA-4466. (Eves. IR-7956).

HIG 939—5 room semimodern, garage, NT 50; another 4 room apartment, $33. LI-1151.

Houses and Lots Sale

BUY ON TERMS!! 832 Hamilton, 5-Rm. Md.

New roof and furnace, full attic, windows, 3-car garage. ) Storm

J] 109 Jefferson—Modern

rooms, oak floors, priced

* "1326"N, Oakland: Ave.

5-room medern, 2-car gar., a real b Ste): Owner will oot A 6411 BU-2003, C. A. Young. :

J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del.

TWO QUALITY. HOMES

4821 E. Wentworth Blvd. 4822 English ‘Ave,

Bri ick and: frame: 4 room ette; weatherstrips; haem, be ge : Jitot, Joundation; double 120 ors: fine men overhead garage doors. Bog rive BRIDGES & GRAVES CO., Builders. 243 N. DLL. RI-3417.

BR-7666.

1746 S. MERIDIAN

Lower and upher duplex, newly d Ue rated: water Po RAT age: nes separate’ naces. 3313 10th.

Farms and Suburbans 20

When acquiring propesty 58 jon the: safe method. abstract of title. Had it pti ined by your attorney. Union Title Company

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. 40 AE. New Sora, Marsh Possession home, elec.; 70 A. mi. 8,;

W., paved rd., bus line, nice Dome! a A. Ane Co.. real producer; % S| ohnson , for home or income p. MANY OTHERS. BUY NOW FA

SEE ME. 424 Peoples Bank.

139—Well furnished room; modern; " ten wilghes es; utilities; garage optional.

Business Property

NEW JERSEY. 1215 N.—2-Room apartment, sink, heat, private entrance; Poa

ILLINOIS, 3330 N.—Newly decorated studio bedroom; next bath; reasonable. TA-7815.

KEYSTONE, 1137 N.-— Large, comfortable, homelike front room, leges; garage. CH-1182-J.

suitable 2, privi-

PARK AVE. 2063—2 unfurnished rooms; next bath; all utilities; phone.

UNION, _835— (Walking distance) near Ely La ront rooms, everything fured. RI-42117.

MERIDIAN, 2947 N.—Nice, room, good heat, garage. busline.

clean, Phone. On

quiet | LO

Es Woodruff, 608 M. dr.; room, kitchenette, third floor, $6; adults. MA-2260.

NEW JERSEY, 3061 N.—Warm; for 1 or 2: innersprings: adjoining bath. WA-8504.

JERSEY, N., 2625—Beautifully fure nished double -front, large windows, view of creek: private family; young men;

NORTHERN, 343—Beautiful, newly furnished room (Oriental ): next bath: Butler, Illinois carline. “HU-5655,

OAKLAND, 932 N.—Modern; near bath; in- & rings: near carline; near RCA.

1651—86; clean, corner studio room; A closet, next bath, hot water, elecie plate, eL he employed couple or i

908—Large, ‘warm front, inner“spring. “he ‘ext bath. No other roomers.

oe: omelike! ady flys

ne tlemen Horkine trapioyed Gall

ee RLVD., 254oAYrastive room, private home; stoker t. Em-

ployed person. TA-9333.

WOODRUFF, MIDDLE DR. 540 — Front room: nicely juriished: private home; gentleman. MA-0372

WOODRUFF. 578 E. DRIVE—Well furnished downstairs room, next bath; 2 employed gentlemen.

32D. ST., 60. B--Unusually leasant room; twia bo breakfast; con convenien t transportation, TA-2818.

ss.| {Tth 651 E.

11TH, 822 E.—Large, desirable housekeep- | .7 ing or sleeping; running water; private 1s entrance. RI-7276.

2 large adj. rooms; priv. ent. "Adults. WA-6131.

20TH, 130 W.—Desirable apartments; off Illinois. Downstairs, phone, garage. Also sleeping room.

3700 — Lovely furnished bedroom apa ent: tile bath, built-ins, in-a-door, Venetian blinds, . rstrigaraior, oil oil lent Lg Jage: water paid. quire

Bata cilin Jurnished; 2 people with 1 child. No. dog Coombe Pi 3 Must be seen to Spprebiate.

..| Apartments for Rent 18

NEW ESTATE APTS.

2302 COLD SPR ful J-bedrm, apt:

ING RD. Beau pastel tile bath,

A: Hitchen LI-5

| 2 $55—COLLEGE, 4842—22x60 furn.; cleaner or suit tenant, Tater, Bent

“Bowntown— sive 146edse,

Paul Boardman o FLETCHER TRUST COMPANY, Maan

Off. LI-4264, Res. RI-8790,

Det and Lots Sale Sale 28 BRILL ROAD |

Sau i sLmpror Bk h. cash or

Choice apartments gladly shown.

General Apartments

22 W. Vermont. L1-2439.

4 ROOMS, UTILITIES, $50

Adults, 2725 N. Meridian St.

NEAR ALLISON’ W, 15th; well furnished; next pith private home; gen~

tlemen. BE-0012 Er

DRIVE Yi! Se: Fill Your hao > Erombi. Bord 8 Service.

__Maywood. (GARAGES) Tg RET

2835 N. |

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

BHied wi) 3 3s of state Tesgonst-

RELikBIE E INS: AGENCY, INC.

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Real Estate, Bonds, MA-3425' 6 D. MAZUR 108 B anion SUPPLIES)

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NEAR Carrollton and 42d; newly Rooms With Board 15 $5.50; 1205; "

room, near bath; private home. HU tive twin beds; 3 meals; ae men. GA-5780,

Real home for: business men, WA-2191

Nice, oa good care. ED,

BABIEN 70a] home; exc. refs. CH-6006.

5 ROOMS, UTILITIES, $61.50; Adults. See Res, Mgr., 4530 Marcy Lane. LAA ROAD, 2741—8mall; Seer | oo stove; i garage; agults; $25. 3 vedroom | £2 ove, CE Peed:

1101-03 N. New Jersey

S-Room 3 250d, duplex: ht. & wt, pd.; Eh M4 virgin ave. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS

1109 Hanna Ave; 3-room apt., mod. sap oa aso Not and cold water . ried SEILER

REALTY, “ve. LI-4401.

MERIDIAN, 1811 N.—Attractive

: od_ tile le roof, TR Call Ty. Shows

NE. peas, 25h & PUBLIC SCHOOL rr He Nice 3-rm. mod. % ble il enry Co., casts Lemcke Inga’ Sod. ow . built 1 mo. nai

Studebaker Realty Sadi

Fletcher Ave.; 6 rooms; mod-

Yr me gen: food 4 condition: : her; m double;

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$18,000 HOME FOR $10,500 |

Juoker, ‘water.

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carline and now i MONTH: Feoblde Toller. All th rovements v spect gold. Ca y win

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EE —————————————————————————————— TOTAL PRICE, $3,500 2 2 Houses, 1350 Union St. a ® ood oan: close to Sacred school and transportati on. - " HOME, AND INCOME HU-2893 oung MA-6411 . 8. Cruse Reaity Co, 128 N. Del. a 26 NORTH BOSART o bal 6-room ihe By nee ay hovel chuxces "od caer, Washington treet Wan to Rent , Fon, ppointment only, ted MA-gga1, Mike Quinn. IR-2487, Tee tet as E. KIRK M’KINNEY CO., INC. X pov ‘most 4800 Block Norwalde LISON REALTY CO.. INC... REALTORS .& Room med, bung. in this nice rr two. adn pattment north het! Borths quick sale. en a hig on c/o Times. | Herrold, Wa. 4844, Ma. 9396 Rental M WE 129 E. aa olesuions 3 BRsslas, LI-5258 S-BEDRON om MODERN ve! ¥ oom: full basements" Taree jot: fe fenced Moving & Storage sine. Mr Burke! MASssgt chisan ; a Hall Hote! @a. MA-8581 HODGES STORAGE 60. 8 RM. mod, good cond. $3,000, 810 Store Now—Pay Six Months Lator . Ras. | Jsth EO 3300 dn., $20.66 mo. mo SFT Fish een gh, Jon Sais PM Deleware, Sai |Elbert L. MoDaniel 25 S pesdway. ¢ Cc pei de Bldg. MA- 6ot. NORTH—A nice 5-room modern home, new roof, + Spod paint, garage, i. Pa yed Afvest. fuosteon fais E. 13th. CH-62 “0304. a 7) M eonditioned. orice 43800" $800 devi TA f TERMITES Sovrnor co. mo es DLO BO2% Somer on Sal For Quick Want Ad Results Phone Real Estate Investment 25A F. H. A. LOANS Batt Vii HORTeACE Go. ood | Hs Duff Vilm 1017 Peoples Bank Bldg,

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