Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1942 — Page 17

nl worked before| that we may| deteat

Gain to [Match Fight On Battle Lines.

WASHINGTON, March 3 (U. P.). «Workers and managers of war plants, urged by Production Chief Donald M. Nelson to “carry the fight into our plants,” today began an attempt increase production ent by 25 per cent. be sweat and action stion line to match | action of the battle line,” he told them ina radio ad- | |dress last nig i Labor leaders had no immediate | comment on Mr. Nelsop’s proposals, but spokesm for them indicated that he would receive full co-opera-tion in any plans for producing more ships, guns, airplanes and

y of the American Federation of [Labor's metal trades d he did not Believe

joint labor-ny es for some I | and that Mr.| Nelson's plan || them up was “right down our | the joint commit- || tees would “tap a vast new reservoir | of ideas, welding our productive | genius into a {united effort for vici tory.” | Mr. Nelson| asked workers and | managers to ‘work as you've never

alley.”

|| an enemy more ruthless, brutal and || bloody, than we ever faced before.”

| Wants Immediate Stepup

He stressed | the urgency of increaled production of planes, tanks, anti-aircraft guns, and new mer- ' chant ships now, starting today. | Appealing the “free. men and | free women on the production line” and “the free management of American industry,” Mr. Nelson said: “Hard months are ahead. You know that, The materials of war are. for the most part materials of peace. Peace has given way to war and many of the materials which | gave us those conveniences we have - come to take for granted must now be devoted usively to war pro- | duction. | “In the months ahead there will be privation and there will be hard work. Yet, if I understand the temper of the American people, there | will not be complaint or protest if | the job is well done. |

No Holds Barred

“But to do! it well, those of us | on the production line have got to fight now. It’s a fight in which no holds are barred. Our spended all other rules. We can’t fight by the book and for that reason ng thing can be allowed

| ard Oil tanker William H. Berg was attacked, pres

day night 33 miles e¢ Farallon islands.

BARGA PERMANENTS Groauignole Susan | ofl

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ROBERTS BEAUTY achus tts Ave.

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Nelson Wants 25 Per Cent|g

pushings back in

which all agree

Philippines, Manila, at the eastern

to go. But Japan's strength exceeded all expectatiions and her tactics were clever as well las audacious. The western horn of the crescent crumbled, and now the Japanese have a foothold on Java, the one-remain-ing stronghold in the center. The allies do not concede the inevitable fall of Java, but apparently have given up the idea of using it as a base for air offensive. The return of Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell to his Indian command indicates that. Even if the defenders of Java were to hold out indefinitely, the island is now too vulnerable to be used as a main base of operations. The Japanese are entrenched too

Alumni Speaker

Prof. Frederick G. Marcham

Cornell Professor Will Address Indiana Club On England.

Dr. Frederick G. Marcham of Cornell university will address the school's Indiana alumni at 6:15 p. m. tomorrow at an annual dinner meeting at the Indianapolis

/| Athletie club.

Head of the Cornell English department, Dr. Marcham is regarded as an authority on contemporary Britain and is expected to discuss England's war effort.

Dr. Marcham was born in Reading, England, and graduated from Oxford university in 1923. He received the Ph. D. from Cornell in 1926 and has been on the Cornell faculty since that time. Following his speech, the Cornell Club of Indiana will elect officers to succeed John F. Modrall, president; Wilson VW. Mothershead, secretary, and John 8S. Kittle Jr, all of Indianapolis.

TRI-STATE PILOT'S GUNNER DOWNS JAP

1042. b dianapolis Time Copy Ealhzo Dal ily Netrs, Tne. :

SOMEWHERE IN JAVA, March 3.—Bombing Bali this week. Lieut. Duane S. Skiles of Denton, Tex. a graduate of Tri-Sate collége, Angola, Ind, was flying 14,000 feet below clouds when he was attacked from above by a Jap navy -zero that tried the face-on attack popular among Japs. He was flying in formation with Lieut. Harold Smelzer of Nashville, Tenn.,, a graduate of Vanderbilt university. Usually the Japs have at least three participating in such attacks but this zero was alone. When the Jap committed himself upon a turn Lieut. Skiles turned his enormous ship away but the Jap then directed his fire toward Lieut. Smelzer. “I saw incendiaries streaming by two feet away,” said Smelzer. “But I could not reply for fear of hitting Lieut. 8kiles’ ship.” However, Lieut. Skiles’ tail-gun-ner, Sergt. Orin Beardshear of Portland, Ore, gave the Jap a burst as he swept away and saw him drop astern, felling in smoke.

WARNS 20 DEFENSE AREAS TO CUT RENT

WASHINGTON, March 3 (U. P.). —Twenty defense areas in 13 states, .|including South Bend, Ind., today were handed an ultimatum by Price Administrator Leon Henderson to “bring down inflated rents” within the next 60 days or face the imposition of rent (eilings by his office. Mr. Henderson said he would “strike hard ard rapidly to correct the rent situation” in 100 other areas due to be subjected to tne same treatment “before long.” The recently passed price control law empowers Mr. Henderson to establish rent ceilings unless state and local officisls make the adjustments he recommends within 60 days after his designation of “de-fense-rental areas.” South Bend was assigned Jan. 1 2s a base adjustment date.

SHERIFF CANDIDATE HAS NEW PLATFORM

BISMARCK, N. D. (U. P.).~T. P. O'Connor of Bismarck is a candidate for sheriff of Burleigh county on this platform: “This is War Time! “If elected will drive a horse and buggy; feed the horse on hot air like the rest of the politicians, . “Will drink cheap whisky. “Will live on two meals a day.

a a Jel Nive ib sisal ofl asd

By LOUIS F. KEEMLE United Press War Analyst

Developments in the southwestern Pacific are

an ever-increasing circle the bases

from which the united nations can begin the offensive

will be necessary to win the war.

Original allied strategy was predicated on holding the crescent extending from the Malay peninsula and Singapore and through the East Indies up to the

top of the crescent, was considered

a question mark from the defense standpoint and was in fact the first

strongly on the adjacent islands and at Singapore. That leaves the united nations three possible approaches to the Japanese—~Australia on the south, India and China on the west and Siberia on the north. The aerial attacks on Port Darwin, Wyndham and Broome along & 700-mile stretch of the north Australian coast indicate an early Japanese attempt to dig in there and force the allies to operate from the east and south coasts of Australia.

May Attack Russia

The Japanese likewise are drive ing with full force into Burma and already have blocked China’s line of supply over the Burma road. If the Japs overrun Burma, they might consolidate there as a barrier against an attack from India, or try to drive on into northeastern India before the British -are organized fully there. As for the third approach, it has been persistently reported in Chungking that the Japanese are preparing to attack eastern Siberia to remove that menace from their rear while Russia’s main strength is concentrated against ‘ Hitler in the west. Russia is unlikely to go to war with Japan while the issue in the west is in doubt.

' Bolster India and China

Japan knows, however, that if Hitler is béaten off, Russia will be inclined to attack. If Japan forces the issue by attacking first, a new front will be opened on which America bombers could operate, coming by the Aleutian islands route. The potentialities of India and China are being bolstered hastily by Britain and the United States. Washington is sending a supply mission to India to arrange for the distribution of war materials to India, China and the middle east. The British are trying hard to solve the Indian political problem. Australia has become primarily a United States problem. It is this country’s task to keep open the supply line over which will flow the output of the men, machines, guns, tanks, planes. and the ships to move

them.

Deaths—F unerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Mar. 8, 1942

ALEXANDER—William E. age 81, beloved father of Guy ‘Alegander, Mrs. Anna Endicott: of Anderson, Ind. Mrs. Pearl Potts, Austin, Ind., randfather of Lula Campbell, Jewel Alt, William and Oras Wright and Luciile Potts, gItatsgrandiainel of Bertha M Hi illiam and obert Campbell, Betty Joan and John Robert Alt and great-great-grandfather of Marcia C. Myers, passed away Monda Funeral ‘Wednes. day 10 at Shirley Bros. Sentral Blnel, iinots at ‘10th. "Bur ial at Spureon cemetery, 3'2 miles east of Austin nd. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p. m. Tuesday,

BECK-—Anna, 62 years, beloved sister of Lillian and William . Beck, formerly of 802 Union st., assed away Tuesday. Funeral Friday, 10 a. m,, at th Herrmann funeral home, 1505 8S. st. Priends invited. Burial, St. Joseph. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p. m,, Wednesday.

BEDRICK—Michael, age 48, husband of Theressa Bedrick, father of Lucy, John Michael and Edward Bedrick, brother of John and Edward Bedric and Mrs. Mary Smith, passed away Siwrdsy p. m. Friends may call at 1028 8 ng. Funeral 1:3 . MN. home. Burial Floral Service,

DENGER— George

Park. Dorse

H.. of Rural Route 1, Jamestown. Ind. ertered into rest Monday. age 35 years, Husband of Wanelia Denger, father of ith Mae, Dorothy Ann and Mary Louise Denger, son of Mrs. Clara Norman. brother of Mrs. Viola Walsh. ary and Buren ° “ils Services Thursday. 10:50 a. the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Ladoga, Ind.

ENSEY—Nannie, of 17 8S. McKim. st, mother of Mrs. Myrtle Stankovich, "Jesse Ensey and Baxter Ensey, passed’ awa, Monday morning. Services at the J. Wilson funeral, 1230 Prospect, Thursday, m. Friends Burial emarial ‘Park, Friends may call at the funeral home.

HAMILTON—Arthur G., 65 years, beloved brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Reid and Harry W. Hamilzon, passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, p. m., Herrma nn_Funer : Home, 8

HAMMONS—Bessie Lee, 62, years, beloved mother of Mrs. Maggle Smith, Mrs. Mildred Spears, Frank Hammons, sister of Dillard Harris, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 at the 1934 Hedin st. Burial Floral Park. H. Herrmann, service.

RERETH-Edith, N. 5342 College, ot i of Geo . Hereth and d

home,

at the 1506

beloved

jan, ave. at 4 Funer st., Wedne ésday, 4, 2 p. m. Friends are welcome. He ement Crown Hill. at the funeral home any time.

M’CLAIN—John B., age 47 years, of R. 2, Franklin, passed away Sunday. hs vices at the J. C. sen funeral home in Greenwood, Thurs 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Te Friends may call at the funeral home.

MORCK William 0., age 91, beloved uncle of Mrs. Maude M. Trainor, passed away at the home, 1512 Spann ave., Monday, March 2. Friends may call at the Robert W. Stirling er 1420 Prospect st. until aaurstay hoon, Fuheral services Thursday, 2 p: Naty rt United Brethren ' chure] State oyt aves. Friends invited. Burial New Crown cemetery.

RUSH—Jacob, beloved nushaid of Mary Rush (nee Hyland), father of Mrs. Court. d C. Cohee, led at the family residence 1837 N Funeral at th 4 1 mortuary Thursday, 9:30 Peter & Paul cathedral, 2 Friends invited. Burial’ Crown Hill. [Greensburg and Madison papers copy.]

WEBER—Mrs. Mar By 117 Ni 28th st., , John M., and Louis .. and Anna H. yond, Harry A. Weber of Inli. passed a away Tuesday mornrvice at, he oom Be 2 Psuans an

10:30 mane Burial Jacksonville,

a. gis IL.

of Mrs. Clay- © Chariie and Kent 5008

m. at Harry Burial MeEn are wel{Monon papers please copy.)

ay, . Moore Peace Cha Tonia} Park cemetery.

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Florists & Monuments 6

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Lost and Found 7

LOST! cocker spaniel. Bast side. “Ink: Black nfias pet. P Reward. BR-4404 —CH-4632.

ST—Black and white English cocker “Spaniel, “mai al A Broad Ripple. war

LOST—Brown and black dog, airedale. Name “Happy. 2287—BR-6243.

LOST—Irish terrier, name “Mike.” ward for information leading to return to 3353 Park ave. A-8024,

BLACK Scotch terrier, answers to name, “Soda.” Please phone LI-3121.

resembles ‘eward. CO-

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Help Wanted—Female 8

BEAUTY OPERATOR, licensed or apprentice. Must be tall, attractive, between 19-27 years Ee to give scalp treatments. Will teac ‘our fnethed. ii tras.

tiv sale See Bish 1 and 8:30 p. m. 321 Binots Diag. bldg.

GIRL i to use typewriter to work part time in insurance office in gachange jor and tuition in first Report 1013 Lemcke

small sala 5 school.

SRO work in exchange for business courses. in Jetuaie Comptom meter, dictaphone. Small salary. 5 Lemcke bldg. LEISURE HOUR SHORTHAND

MIDDLE-AGED white lady: stay; more for home than wages: 3 3 adults; no laundry. 4355 Carrollton.

WHITE—Wife with husband and tai Ar fire furnace and clean ha ollege.

CAR GIRLS AND AR apply the “Tee Pee” Fall Creek at 3

WANTED WAITRESS

HITE WOMAN for kitchen, Emerson Avenue Dinner House. 1008 N. Emeson.

Experienced, top wages. WAITRESS 236 8S. Illinois.

GIRL to wait on trade. Florida Fish | MEY & Poultry Market. 49th & Pe

Help Wanted—Male

ob who 1524

4208 College.

HAVE YOUR SALES BEEN CUT by the WAR?

Brown & Bigelow are expanding their .sales force in Indianapolis. The finest opportunity in America awaits 2 highgrade Indianapolis salesmen providing you can successfully meet the requirements of this ad, a good character, neat appearance, good education, age 35-45. deferred from draft, own car. We are the most outstanding firm of our kind in the advertising field. The

men selected will be given unlimited assistance and an opportunity to have their own business With unlimited earnings. Remuneration on commission due basis. Call Mr. James Lee, District Sales Manager. LI.1138, for appointment. 935 Architects and Builders bldg.

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Personal Services

* (FENCE)

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S441. P Nishs. BR BR- 1245 * ois ‘Winthrop. (FENCE CO.)

ctory, lawn, Hoosier Fence Go. Tar 5: free. Easy terms.’

HU-8361—HU-6665. (INSURANCE)

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

Certificates filed with the state responsibility department. New low rates.

. G. FREIDMEYER, MGR. 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. MA-9421.

Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins. MA-3425 GL. D. MAZUR 108 B. WASH. 8T (JANITOR SUPPLIES)

SOAPS, waxes, mops, brushes, disinfectants. he: a janitor uses it we sell it.” H. P. CAL CO.. LI-3446. di

Ip’ landscaping, 3» our specialty.

REENS, and a -6802. Prompt servic

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WALLPAPER Sleanin ad wall ashi 12 years experien ce (White.) Work guaranteed. BE. 3404 t

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REMODELING—New roofs, siding, Fuaranteed, Reasonable prices. fey st. MA-3790. (RENT-A-TRUCK)

trucks fented Dy hour, ‘day or leased by vear. pay al int jum, furn. except driver.

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Business Opportunities MANGANESE

Necessary for defense. Have proved property. Need small amount to start production. For particulars address Room 40, Belmont Hotel. INDIANA-—Near Cantonmen

restaurant. Possible revenue 3 r day. P. O. Box 6045, Indian-

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INB hotel, some apolis ROOMING HOUSES, 8, 9, 13, 15 rms; ms. TAVERN, 3-way license; sickness. ACRO SALES, 208 N. Delaware, ,RI-3313. TIMES Want Aas are famous for

economy and quick results. Use them— Phone RI-5851

Swaps 31 po ig Buy, Sel yihing.

ACKS SWAP 3; = 318 EB. Wash.—33 Ind. Ave. L1-0040

1933 CHEVROLET sedan, good condition. Will trade for Frigidaire. 1560 Roosevelt. CH-2668. 1933 CHEVROLET Trade for refrigerator. CH-26J8.

sedan, good motor, $40. 1560 Roosevelt.

WANT LATE model car for equity in 1941 Pontiac. Called for draft. WA-2614. Bargain for cash. TIRES—2; 600x16; Sod Sondition, N. Meridian. LI-1940. o5p 2-wheel; en oR sell; buy. Trailers $15 up. CH-5887. 1601 Mass. lavatories, toilets, sinks. About 25 pieces. All new, cheap. 649 Fairfield.

1121

9 nicha wd yr ety, 50 oo chicks, er cockKerels 100. No delvories, JOE 8 SANDERS, 6500

a Pike TESTED CHICKS and starters. B ARTSIDE HATCHERY, 4919 E. 21st. IR-1957. BO oni: black; from Show stock; ex- ; $25, $30. IR-8446

m.| BLOCK'S, 11th and Meridian. Open Eves,

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32|3¢4n™

Merchandise for Sale walnut bedrm. “Hi-vack: chair, clean, aa per: fect, cost $54, sacrifice $22.50; living rm. suite, cannot told from brand 8 new) ge8.80. Eves till 10, Bates Studio, 2255

FRIG REFRIGERATOR, 6 cu. 5

» lai G A Por ain, uaranteed. $69.95

BLOCK'S, 11th and Meridian, ‘Open Eves.

Like brand Dew, matching lamp tables, living rm. suite, Sockiall avis Px12 rug, ull-up chair, mp with rand new \nnerspring mattress sab. 50 Kmplete or will sell separate Save ply 2309 R Pierson, Illinois 2 Meridia

ARMY She Shoe, 3 TCT Shirts, Sox. 10¢: Tea: i63en: tts. Soo Ne: alls. $1; ‘a oarpaull aulins Painter's Cloths ARMY GOO STORE. 620 N A A KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR, 5% cu. ft. Porcelain interior, three ice $19. 95 trays. Guaranteed. Terms | BLOCK’S, 11th and Meridian. Open Eves.

4 PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 834 W. WASH. RI.1232

Cleans hardwood floors, Maas Cleaner painted surfaces, 2

ranges, refrigerators, etc. ALBERT G. MAAS, 31 Va. Ave. MA-8315.

Genuine Inlaid Linoleum, 83c sq

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3-Pe. Wal. Bedrm. Sulte, $59.50 HOME APPLIANCES CO.

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COMPLETE new and used lumber and Suan 8 “materia at qreat< est savings in ianapo W. Morris and Drover.

HOOVER SWEEPERS, $1 Wk. yobualie: Fully guaran-

L1-3443 Factory

2 up BP OCK'S: 11th and Meridian. Open ‘Eves. RIENTAL RUG-—Fine antique, Jertect condition, 11x17%; private owner; cost $1,250, Sacrifice $650. TA-8048 for appointment APEX WASHER, SPINNER TYPE, $1 Wk, Alumium agitator, spiral type. Gauranteed $49.95

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OE ei 6 cu. ft. Reconditioned, good outside fin-

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$29 50: ig (Clean.

Your house or apartment “for ren 30 in The TIMES sosts an little as 23¢ day save money and

COLLIE rd do oa ale, 33 00, Spitz fox terrier male, $5.00, IR-60;

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Pool Tables 5%. For Homes. Lodges, Billard Booms.

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1320 KENTUCKY AVE. RI-0485,

COFFEE SHOP and kitchen uipment; Formica-top tables, custom-built chairs, metal costumers, cashier stand, fountain an combination Peerless bake oven, broiler, electric steam tal service counter, ail enamel Tet urn stand, soiled rack, 2. tric dumbwaiter, shelfing, machine, For pa rionlans, manager's tice, Hotel Washingto

SINGER VACUUM CLEANER

$1.25 per wk. Complete dressmaking course included.

SINGER CO.

126 W, Washington. RI-2489,

Rug, 9x12, like brand new, $14.75; soli oak dining rm. refectory table, cost ove 50: mahogany Duncan Phyte dining rm.; livi Ving rm. cuite, like $49.50 studio Sous h. 329. $29.50, looks : Tike’ davenport; 353 N Open till 10 p. » Yok Sado 10 eridian,

NEW and. VsED MBER Window Sash and Marion Material “Co. 2046 Northwestern. WALL BOARD-= per 100 sq. ft. :...

Wright. -Bachman Lumber Soy

UNION STOCK YARDS, RI-6000

: MIKE’S LOAN OFFICE

get RESULTS. ono ® RI-b551 between 8 a. m and 8 ;

24 N. Delaware. MA-T115,

WE HAVE an opening in our Service Department for a young ma -21, whose ultimate Rative is ‘advertising. igh school graduate. hes to accept | tails messenger au w

salary, $17.5 eekly. See Mr. Carson Collier, The Indianapolis Times, between 12 and p.

Wanted 4 Airplane Workers For Defense Work

4 more men mechanically inclined, 18 to 45 inclusive from this area, willing to take short intensive training under factory conditions at small cost will be selected. by building airplanes, Call GA-6281 for appointment.

t | WANTED—M cating homes and plant production; rapid advancement for those had . training; 5 2500 good | M. 898 care of

no layo Padians olis’ Times, All re lies held confidential. Out-of-state concern

WANTED 2 young men, neatly dressed, to work eastern concern. on comm. GHES, 204 Big

who bave Work and Box

e bldg. 8-8:30 a.

DAIRYMAN—Sin ex Rene sta Bot Call ape Wagner es : ms, Lynhurst dr., 1332. 59

MEN SINGERS for Gise Club i NRE

on way

~— E ArarED Wetzel _B451

perighced Pork Butcher, . 125 Gardner lane. LI

MEN (3) travel small Ay wim sales crew. Earnings, $30 to start. m 701. 130 E. Washington.

od BARBER Experienced. Good wages.

RI-0021, After 8 A, M,

Exp., young. Copper Mug.

No Sunday,

Porter 400 N. II.

Salesmen—Agents

Attention Salesmen

Grand Union Co. has opening for 1 salesman. Year round employment: $25 for week. plus commission; opportunity Me increased earnings were never bette 30-45. Small bond requir Ags 444 S. Pennsylvania.

Jou appreciate year-round employment Jeasant york, Sod come, call at 135 m

16th st., o 1

SALESMAN, BE account. Side or full time.

line Nye, 2020 N. Pennsylvania.

Positions Wanted, Female 10

LORED-—Neat, good personality, laundry or cleaning. Bost references, Hotel experience. WA-078

Schools & Instructions 12 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

DIoSHent. fo for oper IN! AC ‘BEAUTY SCHOOL. 220 3 oY

Personal Services 13

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212.2

(AUTOS FOR RENT)

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Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms 17

Houses and Lots Sale

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3.50.— Lad nice room, innersprings, next bath: ’ stoker heat; good trans-

portation. WA-3114.

4: 515 E. 24th. Large front, steam, small 3 family, near Central. WA-1494.

ALA N 938 Large, well furnished; ny Ny

1-2 emp. ; reas, LI-2106. EELER~—Nice. furnished room, innerge vi i gd home. Near Allison’ - BE-381 3-R.

CARROLLTON, 2546—Large. light, Je warm; innerspring, next to bath, $3.5 Telephone. EGE. 1511—Quiet room, steam heat; gn hot water. Adults. 2 gentlemen. HARLAN, 302—Furnished room, sin Sole JeariL. International,

e or ory’s,

front, breakfast

2 e, Y AVE To-la blocks Washing-

ESLE optional. Garage. ton car.)

ERIDIAN, 2937 N.—Large side room, near bath, Phone. Garage. Near transportation

Dette, private entrance. Reasonable.

A-9039.

Ty downstairs room, WA-6747.

Da TA. 2 ha hed, omiortably rn Suitable for 2. WA-5054.

ST. JOSEPH, 234, ABT. Fh steam heat;

N.—Large front

1 Reasonable.

garage.

-- Front room, innersprings.

1-—-Walking dis2 girls, couple. LI-

no other roomers. Garage. Gentleman.

Phone. Reasonable.

WASHINGTON, 5145 W. Beauty Dark) A-1, sleeping rooms, private baths. 1-2-3-room § itchencttos: a al ess

fu Jo0m, adjoining bath; innersprings.

. (after 6 UFF, 578 E. Drive—Well furnished Buy's room, next bath: 3 employed eas for

223—Comfortable room next

e! toa, a optional; “gents private hcme. Next bath. See Mrs. Price, the ok Apt. 2, 401 N. Illinois, first floor, first door to left. EM YED girl to share beautiful room, ile OR Sine transportation. References. Box 809 Times.

ROOM—Near Butler and Meridian bus. Gentlemin. HU-2685.

Rooms With Board 15

0—C! 1205—Cruft. 1542—AttracBa FO WiEY beds. 2 meals; gentlemen. GA-5780. NGRESS, 718—2 gents; nicel Ne rooms, home privileges. A-2579.

VIDSON, 429 —REAL HOME FOR tu = NURSES CARE. LI-2916. 1935 N.—Pleasant room. innerBO splendid meals; on" carline. ent lemen WA-8144. 2354—Large, warm PA ted. Excelient meals. car. Gentleman. WA-8708.

ANN, 1131--Nice room, 3 meals, inner“opr ring 2a. modern; for working people. A

i Allison's, on days gonvenient to Surtis rmon err: - wright. Ms a h School and Rockville roads. BE-279 % ic, ioe Myrtle Lee A Sol “Hore; 30: i ent heat. 1429

Carson xi location; mother’s care. A BABIES real home; exc. refs, CH-6006.

WANTED—INFFANTS TO BOARD IN MY HOME REFERENCES. TA-0137.

CHILDRE to board; mother’s care.

Ref.; reasonable. HU-8164

ck Want Ad Results Phone, i ~ eg LR FIMES Wan 16

fur-

room, reCentral

WARM, home privileges, bus at also transportation to and from

Hotels

HERE IT IS

10° Wkly. | *12* Wkly.

FOR 1 PERSON FOR 2 PERSONS

Newly decorated yh modetn colors— all tiled ba'ls—tovs In g rooms, cocktail ne alleys

HOTEL ANTLERS

750 N. Meridian LI-2351

Jap Jones Hotels os § $5 0p OTEL~Marvin J

-| SPENCER H

Housekeeping Rooms |. 7 Qo EE,

wiliies he entran

Avartment. Desirable furnished: . Also sleeping 814 N. Mer dian,

$7 UP — 1-2-3-réom apart gutted 06¢ Bark Apt. Jaaire

Adults. TTY. | BELLEFONTAINE, 1227—2 Rooms, singe So private entrance,

$6.50 UP; Lib:

wire; stoker.

private Also

MERIDIAN, 2220 N.—1 Large room, twin |!

TALBOTT. 3012 N.—Desirable InperspHings, BEVILLE,

WASHINGTON BLVD. 2838—Light, cheer-| LAF

GROFF. 1441—Near Allison's; utilities, nn electric washer, $4. BE-3122-M.

427—2 large rooms partly furon utilities paid. Close

T nl LINOIS, 1726 N.—2 Rooms; private bath; renctian shades; furnished lovely. Private entrance.

ILLINOIS, 431 N., Apt. 1—Modern steam heated room, large closet, gas range, ink, near bath. Constant hot water, inens furnished.

"|ORANGE, 222—2 Nice clean furnished rooms, good heal, private home, entrance.

UNION, 1409—2 front furnished or unfurnished utilities; sink, private entrance,

13TH. 621 E. Rooms, down, nersprings, refrigerator. Good transportation

sink, inTelephone.

INDIVIDUAL cotta es, furnished; 2 Feat with 1 child, No dogs. Coomb: be Park Must be seen to appreciate.

LOVELY WOODRUFF, 608 rr Drive) —2 Rooms, kitchenette, private shower, adults, $8 week. A-2260.

OR 2 modern rooms, Garage. Near bus. WA-2T7.

utilities paid. 24.

Apartments for Rent. 18

Choice apartments gladly shown. LI-5588

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont LY-2439

N., 207—Three-room lower. Private entrance, bath. Everything furnished. Employed adults.

CENTRAL AT 20TH; modern upper du ex, 2 bedrooms;

corner. No psts. Adults TA-2

AYETTE ROAD, 2741—Small;

Thala hot water, garage. Adults

Slectric $25.

Meridian—4 Bedrooms First | fcor, anvles, large living room, baths. Heat, water and ga-

ganze, 2 rage; $125. Shown by appt. LI-5391.

1101-03 N. New Jersey

B-Room mod. duplex; ht. & wt. pd.;

garage. $42.50, LI-8401. 44 Virginia Ave.

1236 N. New Jersey

Two bedrm. mod., upper duplex, garage. $40.00. Call Mr. Burtt, MA-3321. HALL-HOTTEL CO., INC. MA-8581.

12TH, 1526'%2 BE.—2 unfurnished rooms, kitchenette, bath, fas range, gas heat, water furnished, sink.

Furn. Houses.—Apts.

18A | £5

1932 and

OPEN FOR INSPECTION | EVERY AFTERNOON belo 2 TO 5—HEATED

FHA APPROVED FINANCING

day f they jaihs Utitit

MR. MOORMAN, Realtor

MR. CLAYTON, Realtor

123 E. MARKET (SALES

Drive out to Garden Court Village tocomfort. the nei

and curbs. Selec make the down payment an

$4 950

$600 $34.89 $5400 DOWN A MONTH “Your Defense Against High Rents”

FIDELITY TRUST CO.

1937 N. Emerson Ave.

and inspect these heated hom ach o%se is different and ve plend to fit in as 1 par ighborhood. Every

ies, Paved Street, sewers. Re acnalks t the home want and

Oterms given

$32.24 Tor

$550 TO

MR. McCARTY, Realtor

MR. DAVIS Realtor

AGENTS) MA. 3442

Moving & Storage 24

HODGES STORAGE CO.

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

-— IMES Want AG: wo pam. Mt Len adi 25

Houses and Lots Sale

GROCERY STORE and 5-room living quarters. Near Riverside. $3500, $350 Sows. $31.50 mo.. Real opportunity. 5-R'M bungalow, near Riverside, $3500. 6-BEDR’'M rooming house; little down.

Elbert L. McDaniel Off Li-426

Res. RI-8790.

4603 E. Wash.—Vacant

Unusually well built home: excels lent for doctor or dentist home and Ideal arrangement for 2 families; 3 $650 down, balance per ¥ Mr, Nicolai or Mr.

BELLEFONTAINE, 1628—Two0-room uppe duplex, furnished: garage: utilities ar. nished. WA-4903.

EVILLE, N., 642—4 oom furnished apartment, frigidaire, utilities.

EENWOOD. 2235—3 Rooms, kitchenette, bath; modern. Excellent heat, utilities; $11. TA-5770.

NORTH 32D ST. (near Fall creek)—Beautiful 3-bedroom furnished Jose. ire place, sohseryatoly. 3 toilets, 2 baths, i Bple closets, near school, i yard, fountain. Everyoh cool in a. warm in winter, stoker controfled steam heat. 150 per month. References uired. hown only by Mo Call evea ONLY.

ASHINGTON, E., 3602 ( Vinay will share attrac ive apartment after 8 p. m. IR-2976.

LADY will share ER bunga-

low. (Northwest). WA

Houses for Rent 19

$60: N., 1800—9-room, 2-bath home; 3-car garage. Income $120 month. WA-4466.

Want Ads are famous for econor my and quick results. Use them—

Farms and Suburbans 20

HANCOCK county, 90 acres, level, 8 rooms, 2 barns. Mowery. 4426 Franklin rd. CH-0992-W. 43 ACRES SlMoasm house, barn, Sobuilg lugs, 5 an adjoining 25 8 on ‘c. 5 LOGAN, Ino, ana

Business Property 21 STOREROOM, 902 E. Wash., full basement, has apart. above. Also large parking lot. Will rent all or part. RI 2793. LARGE unimproved “tract, east. Price

ul dat AG

23260, wie. north;

4900 ished; pest nT HU-1727.

called to Army. 3907 English ave.

heat furn reasonable.

rent.

Wanted to Rent

3) —Employed J

$6,000; $1,000 DOWN. Beautiful home, solid 2 NEW MODERN homes. Northeast:

6 ROOMS. semi-modern

MA-1331. P EAST 9th

ace for 5800 Ni WASHBURN st.. wh Allisowt's, New 3008.

Silvie 5 ‘Roo |

2° AfRAi1. J. S. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del. BROOKSIDE PARKWAY. N. Drive, 1437—

1603-45 Southeastern. MA-3401

TO OWN A HOME OF YOUR OWN

In Defense Area 28 Attractive Homes Two bedroom homes; substantially built; full basements; roomy cl

osets; pretty kitchen and baths. Front drive and garage.

700 & 800 Bik. on S. Kappes Ave. iio: & html iB 243 N. DEL. RI-34717. 20. Builders,

538-40 W. 31st St.

lot—bearing fruit trees. A Good Home—a Good Investment.

HU-2893. C. A. ¥ MA-9821. Edw. Dillehay. MA-641 1

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

BEECH GROVE BUNGALOW

Excellent 5-room modern; nice bath and beautiful kitchen with built-ins and’ closets. On nice lot with good garage. All improvements. Near Catholic and pabrie , Schools A and transporauon.

7-room modern jacing Spades Park: ‘ hardwood floors: long vin room firelace, 4 bedrooms, 2 up own; ib P lavatories, 18rfe lot. Ro Bargain. CH-7338,

BE SURE of your tle. Demand an sb stract prepared b

Union Title Co.

158 B. Market St Union Title Bldg

$300 Down and $30 Monthly

Buys good 7-room modern bung. near Brookside park. Inspect 1948 Adams st. Call Phillips, MA-6962 or MA-2377, with . CARR.

5 $3600,

L. modern, east, automatic heat, stone front, garage attached, large lot, abundance of bearing fruit. 2d bos school. Ideal for children.

and income. rms., cab-

OODRUFF PL. me y Weal ving wi floors, fireplace, cedar closets. stoker. recreation room, Hudelson. CH-6204.

Semi-Modern Double

4-rooms-a-side; garage. Income $25 side. Price. $2850. $850 cash. 823,75 mo. KELLER REALTY, INC LI-4401. (2) 4-ROOM semi-modern homes (real buys), Southwest & Northwest at $2,000 each; E-Z terms. PHILLIPS, MA-4933, BE-2089,

oak finish throughout. unlimited po Hes as an investment. BATRALn, W. Washington... Must sell.

s8ibili2224

"Wik

to move into. $3800 and 800. Sanders,

consider some trade. A. ¢ 4 E. New York. LI-8291.

a1 condition. Clos» trolley and school. Bargain. Con-

sider terms. CH-5918-W.

desirable tion, near Gray. CH-!

N., b5115—5-Room modern A dow recreation building, bus %|=—/=

block, $3./50

promr block, 2 houses modern and semi modern, each 6 rooms. $3300 terms. - RI-7017. TH—New b-room modern, garage

attached; to close estate, $5100. Terms. BR-3508.

4..oom m ., $500 down, $20 mo. modern enstiap Td 3 S100 d down.

Piya, a

Close grade |”

lot. Morningside addi-|, way. Tauire 966 N.

3-BEDROOM MODERN

Lovely - kitchen:

$4750,

Hottel Ga. MA-8581.

Attractive, re potie construct]

Rum: w full ba bedrooms, one o kitchen: 1 car brick which ® Bik appoin

ave. Price $6.500. See by M. C. EASTBURN. MA- T0306, 1137 GIMBER; modern; 1525 3

ne jood ‘eb

ALLISON RE

rage; only ER: 5 rms.;

Studebaker Realty ran he )

DAWSON, X10 Modern du uplex: Terms A ‘a oPndition: Sn fi 2667 0. L. Barks

DELAW. iE N., 2317—7-9 rooms, Hivoor 2 lots. Bargain, $4965. T

$2850; 4200-—8-r! low’ iso ‘down. WA-4466.

$3100—6 room modern house, furnace. Bargain $300 down.

TERMITES Fe Taspectio

Real Estate Nn REAL “ESTATE WANTED

HU-4252, 21

Real Estate Loans

HOME EEG

“wih ¥q Ze

Railncadme

8 THIS SPLENDID DOUBLE

6-room-side, strictly modern; beautiful ,

E. KIRK MCKINNEY co., ‘Ine. living room. : 1 : ta he (back. va ENR gees iChigan cncgay

Brick Bungalow, 2 Years Old

6 rooms; 3 lots :]

Gin Siem mod. { En Ep igier, Eien, |

: Ine 8 HARDING; 6-room modern; $168

os £ Realty Co. A037, 3s

Theostt:

room modern bungas "|

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