Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1942 — Page 16

. died Monday at the home 7 “Mrs, Maude Trainor, 1512 | Spann

Had Lived. Here 30 Years; Services Friday at Marshall. | ys A resident of I

years, Leslie’ A. Cooper died. yester-|

day at his Lebanon home Ww he had moved three years ago. Cooper had been ill three mon He was 62. Born in Parke county, Mr. C moved to Indianapolis in 1909. was a salesman for the Stan ~ Metal Co. and » Tabernacle Presbyterian chur " He is survived by his wife, C a son, Dooley R. of Indianapo of

Dooley of

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Services will in Marshall with bu

Joseph Ww. Church

Joseph Warren Church, who was born on a farm where Ft, son now stands, will be buri day in Memorial park. | Funeral services will be he the home of a daughter;-Mrs. Laura Dilliner, Southport road and Arlington ave, where he died Sunday in his 88th year. ‘Mr. Church married Miss Ellen: Newhouse in, 1880. Sh nine years ago. Six sons and five daughter survive. They are George ‘W., Virgil, LeRoy, Walter, Homer, the Rev. “Dallas Church; Mrs. Minnie Quiff, Mrs. Lucella Mangus, Mrs.- lla Whitesides, ‘Lily May Ch and Mrs: Dilliner,

William Otto Morch |

William Otto Morch, an |architect in Indianapolis for 40 years, will be buried in New Cro Point cemetery following services! at 2 p. m. Thursday in the Calvary United Brethren church. |

Mr. Morch, a native of of niece,

at 2p. m, burial Yiere,

day

to-

died

| {

ave. He was 91. He had |Fetived

12 years ago.’

FORMER GROCER IN GREENSBURG DEAD

Jacob Rush, an invalid for several J, died yesterday at -home, {. Talbot ave, He was 8, and ‘deen retired 15 years. . . Rush had’ beén ‘a grocer for ume in Greensburg before coming to Indianapolis in 1912. He was born in Madison and operated

a harness busi-| . ness there. ed in

vag!

He was mal

Greensburg to Miss Mary Hyland, |of the Dnieper.

who survives him. He is survived also by ter, Mrs. Courtland C. dianapolis. Services will be held at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Flanner, & Buchanan mortuary and at cu a. m.

daughhee, In- |

in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, where he was a member, Burial will be at Crown. Hill.

State Deaths

BICKNELL—MTrs, Pearl Fox, (67. Surviver, Ed Thompson; sisters, Mrs. Goen, Mrs, John Lée, Mrs. Rebec:

BOONVILLE Willis vivors: Wife; sons daughters, Mrs: Kotte Forelr, ence einer, Miss n Spa ti

Paren Rn and Mrs.

ts, Henry Morris; brothers, James, George, Fra Denby.

k, William,

Ritter, 85. Mrs, Marie

Brothsister,

ANSVILLE—MTrs. Louise ; Survivors: Son, Fred; daughter, ab. Schroetter, 70. Survivors: ers, Albert , Arthur, Samuel; Mrs. Lydia Schneider. Millard Woods, 47. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ray Mayer, Miss Joris Woods; son, Charles; brothers, Ray. Elizabe h A Shy,

sisters) i Mia

ther Mrs. A. Sie Fert, Son, ina JASPER—Leroy A. 23 obs r, 6 months. Siarvivors: Parents, . and 8. Nicholas 8: Loy Jers Jhrot brother, , Donal Ray,

My brothers, Edward d, Leo U Mrs. Hugo Jo: wh Neil, gv Rose Upp. "EW ALBANY-—Alexander 8: Wife, Mrs. Joseph & daughters, Miss Sutton, Mrs. Cliaties Byron, Arvel, Flo sie weth, Mrs. W {EW OCASTLE—MTSs. an iid fvivars: ‘Daughter Mrs, i, rothers, Robert on

SEYMOUR - Mrs. Harry Findley, 71. Survivors: ushand, Harry; daughter, Mi, Madeline Find]

SHELBYVILLE 3s .C, a.

wr Burton Sean sons ter, Mrs. os Wi vy

1 Ratlift, 83. rorge Breton; and James

‘Mount.

SDAY, MARCH 4, 1942 L — Welcomes New Leaders

member of he

The newly appointed leaders

terday at the Columbia club.

Salvation Army, Lieut. Comm. and Mrs. John J. Allen, were given a public welcome last night in the war memorial auditorium. Governor Schricker was on hand to greet. the new leaders, who had been presented to the Indianapolis advisory board at a noon luncheon yes-

of central states territory of the

Pacific.

is not so clearly defined. Almost anything may happen this summer, which Hitler has recognized as the critical period for him.

is Russia. The sprawling Soviet Union has thrown a monkey wrench into Hitler's military machine. He has been hurt badly by the Russian offensive, which has been in progress almost exactly three months since the failure of Hitler's 1941 campaign. 2 Months of Bad Weather

There are almost two months to go before conditions of climate begin to approach those existing when Hitler started his invasion last June 22. The Russians have forged slowly ahead and at one point, northwest of Vitebsk, are 300 miles beyond the farthest point of the German advance north of Moscow. The Germans apparently are nowhere near the point where a defensive can be turned to an offensive. 1 Before Hitler can turn, the Russians hope to have cleared the Leningrad area completely, and ‘to have that big industrial city back to full war production. They aim to reach the borders of Esthonia and Latvia. Russia no Plisiiones In. cen the. Bussians are pointing at the ‘middle reaches In the far south, prospects are not so good, but they are trying desperately to clear the Germans out of the Crimea. When Hitler starts his spring offensive it is obviously not going to be a pushover. There is no reason

to crush’ Russia than he was. last summer. His heavy losses of men and .-material would indicate the contrary. If Hitler goes all out spaiht Russia this spring, it may mean much to Europe. There is a decided question whether he cain deal effectively with Russia and, at the same time, attempt a major assault against the

i|Near East. It would be an invai-

uable. breathing spell for Great

:| Britain.

ARGENTINA RATIONS RUBBER BUENOS AIRES, March 4 (CDN). —Argentina felt her first pipch of war shortages yesterday wheh the government published a decree rationing all rubber manufacturers and promising another within a few

days rationing sifomubiles,

Today's War Moves

By LOUIS F. KEEMLE United Press War Analyst

The course of, the war. in Europe is even more of & question mark than that of the one inthe

Japan has charted her program of expansion so clearly that even an amateur strategist can trace it on & map in pencil. About the only unknown quan- ¢ tity is whether Japan will attack Russia. Otherwise, her spearheads of attack toward India (now centered on Burma), the remainder of the Indies and Australia are marked clearly. ‘ On the other side of the world, the position of the opposing nations

The key to the situation probably

to believe that he is better equipped |*

URGE PENALTIES

American Bar Policy Unit Asks 48-Hour Week With Extra Pay.

CHICAGO, March 4 (U. P.)—Policy” “makers of the American Bar Association urged anti-strike legislation and suspension of the 40hour work week yesterday to implement President Roosevelt's demand for “uninterrupted production” in war industries. The proposals were indorsed by the A..B. A. house of delegates in approving a report of its committee on labor, employment and social security. The committee cited Mr. Rosevelt’s appeal for continuous production in his Feb. 23 address and recommended: Loss of occupational draft deferments for workers who strike in war industries.

the draft from employment in plants holding government contracts. Requiring “cooling off” periods before a strike may be called in war industries and freezing the| =""" = “closed shop” at its present status for the duration of the war except in cases where employers and em=ployees voluntarily agree to change: Enactment of the Reed bill to increase the standard work week to 48 hours with time and a half pay for overtime.

Charles Brady,

Farmer, Dead

CHARLES BRADY, a resident of the Brpwnshurg vicinity for the last 35 years, died yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs, R. L. Caldwell, one mile southwest of Clermont. A retired farmer, Mr. Brady had been in ill health for the last year. He was 81 and a member of the Redmen’s lodge. Besides Mrs. Caldwell, he ‘is survived by five other daughters, Mrs. Ollie Bollig of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Mrs. Arley Priest of Brownsburg, Mrs. Dorothy Flinn and Mrs. James Edwards of Indianapolis and Mrs. Noble Rader of Plainfield, and four sons, Curtis, Sherman and Harley Brady of Ft. Lauderdale and Hobart Brady of Brownsburg. Services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Mrs. Caldwell’s home. Burial will be at Green Lawn in Brownsburg.

HOLD SERVICES FOR MRS. MARY E. WEBER

Mrs. Mary E. Weber, who died yesterday in her home, 117 E. 28th st, will be buried at Jacksonville, Ill, following: services at 10:30 a. m. today in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. She was 85. A member of the Central Christian church at Jacksonville, Mrs. Weber is suried by four sons, Carl H., John M. and Louis S., all of Springfield, Ill, and two daughters, Mrs. Anna H. Wood and Miss Dor-

othy Weber, both of Indianapolis,

FIT LIKE NEW! Dentur-Eze, th * Rie gi lustics mala Jooes pistes bs

8 2 paste. Eco al TO eae

fed uwees. Gatuoube'of Denture woday Haandy-size §9¢4—~New large size 98¢

Yat Lone

The CHICAGO ‘co. Ine. 146 E. WASHINGTON ST.

on Everything

Diamonds, Watches, Musical (Instruments, Cameras

Clothing, Shotguns, Ete. EWELRY

"The Home of : TAILOR:SHOP CLOTHES inl Ready-for. Wearing Slothes W With

LEON TAILORING CO.

236 »- ss. Ave. , the First Block

WHEEL CHAIRS ‘Why buy oni? Rent one at HAAGS ALL-NIGHT

il Amer

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BERTRAM loved husband of

HINT COMPROMISE

IN FARM PRIGE FIGHT)

WASHINGTON, March 4 (U. P.). —Possibility of a compromise in the administration-congressional farm bloc fight over price control was suggested today coincident with a reported warning by Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard to farm groups that in their own interests they should not press price demands too far.

The compromise plan was report- .

ed by a house agriculture committee member who said he had found other farm members receptive. It was advanced as the house moved into its second day of debate on the near-$700,000,000 agriculture

supply bill which contains a con-|W

troversial provision designed to prevent the commodity credit corporation from gelling surplus farm stocks at less than parity. The compromise proposal was understood to contemplate permitting the corporation to sell excess corn and wheat stocks at less than parity for farm stock feeding purposes only, with retention of the prohibition against any below-par-ity sales of surplus cotton, tobacco and rice.

AD CLUB TO HEAR EMERICK

Robert W. Emerick,” General Motors regional public relations director, will discuss “A Few of Industry’s Problems in War Time” at the Indianapolis Advertising club luncheon tomorrow at the Indianapolis Athletic club.

Deaths—Funerals 1

a timer Wednes., Mar. 4, 1942 :

oath beloved sister of illiam Beck, formerly of pas away pruciday. Pass’ 0a m, at t Herrmenn funeral home, 1505 8. East st. Friends invited. Burlal St. Joseph's. Friends may call at the yaar) home after 6 p. m., Wednesday

—Arthur Edward, age 39, beReba Bertram, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bertram of Elwood, Howard and Earl BerEdith Bundy, passed away at the residence, 3736 near by Tuesday afternoon. Funeral Thursd M., at Shirley Bros Central chapel at 10th SX: Burial City Ce tery, 3 Friends

may call at the late Feahienss, 11 a, m. Thursday and at the chapel after 13

noon, BRADY Charles, of & 81, father of Mrs. . lermont, Curtis, gherBrady Mrs, Ollie’ Bol

ale, : Mrs. Arley Hobart “Brady of Browns nsbur, thy n, Mr

a nce a one alle southwest of of etme, Hence m u at daughter's Bl De Dray n Browns-

vited. al at Gree Bure. Shirley Service,

BUSBY—Harper Andrew, age 70, late residence, 1650 Carrollton, Pn a Away a. Central Chapel, Tithots a Friends vied, Burial Washington Park.

wn,

Mary rott Cenamotter of Miss IY ofSisn tarott, hotel |

afternoon. ds the Mannet & Buchanan Mortuary Wednes: day afternoon and'e ening. Service and cremation private

COOPER Leslie

A, ley Be of Carrie Jath william Brcko] on I

anon, ihe ry Bon 11, Ind,

DENGER—-George H.. Rural Route 1, Samsstown, has Cad into rest Monday, age 35 years. Denger, idl of and Mary Louise Denger, Mrs. rr Norman, brother of Viola Walsh Mary Wood. Harry snd ate Services Thursday, a m e Harry oore Peace TA Burial Tadehn Ind.

slater” Bifteed and nk mnt

A Bile, Thursday. a e of ‘her son. Ee 30 Ras: [5

— G. oR Aied ce Burisi Floral

Cyesday. ps a ca 2 the Presbyterian church. Mar-

beloved tre. Loi An

a Li of

THE IANAPOLIS S TIMES

‘FOR STRIKERS

Barring strikers not subject to}

David Nash. Dasted away I! Tuesday oe

Husband of Wanelia| $5. Edith th:

Ry Ty beloved ILLINO

Funeral Directors

CO FUNERAL E 1954 W. Michigan St. BE-1984

FLANNER & BUCHANAN W. FALL OREEK BLVD, ' TA-3FN

BERT S. GADD 1% Prospect §

QRINST EINER'S

New York

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ' 8T, - .

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY #51 N. DELAWARE ST.

MOGRE & KIRK _ R-1159

H.W, Proffitt sow 3040 N, ILLINOIS rormery Asa]

SHIRLEY BROS. CO. . 048 N. Tin L2-8409 ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect New Location | MA-tou4

USHER MORTUARY ~

2818 w. Washington St.

MA-9433 1230 Prospect St. MA-0434

Florists & Monuments 6

nm FLOWER SHOP

LL oh ed itihdidhig RB St)

Help Wanted—Female 8

Personal Services, :

Emerson

ue er House. $008 N. Emeson,

WAITRESS =i, tos "KITCHEN HELP ro

CH-1600.

:004% | Help Wanted—Male

WE Service tent’ for"s 3 Jone vat yo

Se ‘ad a willing.” to OCOD ob = enay on Sue, ff oneltSapals P.

Times, between

Sales Promotional Man for

Indianapolis territory. Call TA-7189 for appoint-

ment. “id plane edd Er ay w i, Tok and TR d good Indiana Times, All ® Out-of-state con Vi ANTI 3; young fen, neatly dressed =

Friveiing expenite HUGHES, 204 204 Bi Big

oo 8-8:30 a. m. Snood, sta;

piss, an Lynhu Gal, mer BE1382

MEN SIN exchan a. for Gles Club ne In at ge

he rapid ‘advancement

had Bo > Tay

on way

erishoed Pork Butcher,

"Stark, Wet: . 135 Gardner lane. LI

Lost and Found 17

LOST Black cocker spaniel. East side. Inky Child’s pet. Reward. BR-4404

LOST—Brown and black d airedale. Name “Happy.” 2287—BR-6243.

LOST—White oy poodle, 19th and Alahima, ack. * Reward. Mrs, Haw-

LOST — English setter, Ey and black. Scar on nose. Vicini of 58th and Meridian, Reward, BR-5025. se, in|yf

LOST-tLadies’ brown alligator or near lish hotel. be reward. LI-3775 or HU-2862.

LOST—Man’'s set ring, Sam's Srv (wash room). Reward. HU-6164

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

LOST— a Alpha Fraternit, in, Initials J. Kappe Ars TA-680 8807. p

, resembles ward, CO-

MEN (3) travel small towns with sales ew. Earn to . Barn i 330 start, Room

Experienced. Good wages, BARBER RI-0021, After 8 A. M.

Salesmen-—Agents

Attention Salesmen

Grand Union Co. has opening for salesman. Year round employment: "S28 on; SVer tng M 30-45. Small Apply Sia 8S. Pennsylvania. Feds ¥ jou prpreciate year-round employment Pleasant wi work od Jucomme, ca 136

Positions Wanted, Female 10

COLORED ANent, Rood D 4 Personality. Sh

i075,

launt references. Hotel

LOT ey male Irish setter, vicinity 1200 W. 32d St. Reward. WA-4045,

Phone RI. 8581 for lowast word rate in the citv and oulck

Help Wanted—Female 8

BEAUTY OFERATOR, licensed or apprentice. Must be tall, attractive, between 19-27 years of , to give scalp treatménts. Will teac ol fsthod. Attrac: tive salary. See Mr. Bish 11 a. m. and 8:30 p. m. 321 I ny bldg.

WOMAN—Over 35, married or single; short hours; ; permanent connection; corsetry sales department; wosel establishment. Vacancy now. train free. Give phone. Times, Box 1037.

MIDDLE-AGED white lady; stay; more for home than wages; 2 adults; no laundry. 4356 Carrollton.

AITRESS, 18-25—Day, night, days week. Miller By Cream Co., E. Washington.

EMPLOYED middle a board and room, exc evenirgs and week ends.

CAR GIRLS AND WAITRESSES apply the “Tee Pee” Fall«Creek at 38th,

nap

work, 6 3901

ed women, free nge housework, CH-4150-R.

Schools & Instructions 12

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.

If qualified you can serve your country en | Bt billding airplanes, GA-6281, Times, x

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

Pay for your course after we have ecured employment for vou. TIONAL BEAUTY SC. HOOL, 220 N.

Personal Services 13

(AUTO SERVICING—ALL KINDS)

BAST 10th Street Gar -5529. Motor analy ling.

el (BUILDING. CONTRACTING)

. 3220 E. 10th. valve refacing,

Personal Services 13| Cleaners— kta

Cleaners

Experienced, top wages. |)

"0l./Schools & Instructions

‘We ise the finest

No.3 No.4 No.5

[41 EAST 63D

PLANT IN

DRAPERIES ALTERATIONS

12|5

YOUR DEFENSE BOND

Against Wear and Tear of Clothing

soap that money can buy.

We use the finest cleaning fluid that money can buy.'. Lynn Chemical can prove this,

We have the most Modern Equipment obtainable in our Plant and Finishing Department. Open for. your

If we were to cut the quality of any of tk ga ui She St of sloasing; but yu

DEPENDABLE NMA

PHONE BR-26

REAR 712

SUITS, COATS, DRESSES ....., 59¢; 2 ... $1.00

JACKETS, SKIRTS, PANTS CASH AND CARRY

,36¢; 2 for

RUGS DYEING

(CLEANERS & Sn wT

ON CLAD“ "TAR.

Study Airorait WELDING

The most comprehensive welding course in the state, covering basic welds, tubular, aluminum and light metal welding. Work on actual planes in for overhaul. Day and night classes special week-end classes Saturda and Sunday,

ALSO DAY and ‘NIGHT CLASSES IN ®Radio ®Air: craft Engine ®Airplane Me/ chanics ®lInstruments ®Private Ground School.

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

Roscoe Turner Aero. Cor

Municipal Alport. BE lmont OPEN WEEK DAYS, SAT, SUN

oia%—0e ® JRMES Want Ad: 13

ror results.

Personal Services (ALTERATION SPECIALISTS) LADIES. MEN'S GARMENTS GLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS 212-2184 E. 16th WA-0084

(AUTOS FOR RENT)

RENT-A-CAR o>

G, _ carpentering. Insur

ENERAL ~ REPAIRIN: brick, cement and e ed. Reason . BL~0359.

able prices. OSBO!

W. F. HEATER, PROP. DRIVE-UR~ 39 KY. AVE. RI-7788.

(CLEANING) All types,

G50 CLEANING A woes.

H. & S. CLEANERS. 22 8. Capitol’Ave, (DELIVERY SERVIOE & TRANSFER)

ACME Peiivery Service [1.9642 Trucking, $1.50 and up per hour, my GLEANRES)

me slits EANERS—811 W. 30th, “Wie

Dresses, 89c. Cash, carry. Sore APPLIANCE SERVICE)

RADIOS, Sweeper loves: Beirigarmore: Hohe Radic: (ELECTRICAL rea apa

ERATION SOIVIoN AD! ALLIED RA Ti20,

ble. Prompt service. (FENCE)

Ford Fence Co. IAT" CET i, “ie, Sei es (FENCE CO.)

Factory, lawn, Hoosier Fence Co. ew ay

Easy terms. HU-8361—HU-6665 (GARAGES) EARL HIATT GARA

Pl. Car washing, 50c; CRT)

(INSURANCE) |

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

Certificates filed with thy Rate Jesponste bility department. New low

RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, NG:

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

Real Estate, Bonds, Gon, Ins, MA-3425 L. D. MAZUR 108 B. _WasE. 8T.

REFRIG /Reasona Noble.

REAL

For Rent... For Sale

ESTATE

... Wanted ... Loans

Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms 17

Farms and Suburbans 20

$3.50 — Lady; nice room, innersprings, next kitchen Drivileges; good

at transportation. WA-3114

$4; 515 E, 24th. Large ot steam, small family, near Central. WA-1494.

ALA,, N., 93 Large, well furnished;

BEELER~—Nicely furnished room, innerspring; next hath: ar" rivate home. Near 2 ison’s. BE-3813

ARROLLTON, TI light, ver warm; innerspring, next to bath, $3. 30, Telephone.

COLLEGE, 1511—Quiet room, steam heat;

constant hot water. Adults. 2 gentle: men.

HARLAN, 302—Furnished room, single or double. Near International, Maliory’s, RCA. MA-4001.

MERIDIAN, 2937 N.—Large side room, near bath. Phone, Garage. Near transportaon

MERIDIAN, 2220 N.—1 Large room, twin beds, sos To entrance. Reasonable.

2306 N.—Large, comfortable warm room. So oyed. Garage. Central car, TA-302 NORTH, 3426 W.—Large, attractive front

room, constant hot water, stoker; 1 or 2 3 fiotitlemen or 2 employed girls, BE-

5114—Newly decorated, attractive-

‘PARE, 1:2 employed.

g red front room, arage. HU-5264.

1851 N. pare garage

YLVANIA, front

1-2 emp.; reas, LI-2106. | B:

$6.50 UP; Library Apartment. Desirable furnished; utilities. Also sleeping rooms. a N. Meridian,

¥ stutted.” ingersprings, , Fikideire, " stoker. Tl I. Adults. 1964 Park. Apt.

ELLEFONTAINE, a Bown, private beth, private entrance, Frigidaire. Also single rooms. .

BROADWAY, Nig Rooms, let: entrance, $7: rooms,

ativate tol-

F. H. A. LOANS

GET THE gL H. Duff Vilm 1017 Peoplés Bank Bldg.

3 ACRES-Modern house, barn, outbuildings, steam; in an adioining sown 25 iles west. C. E. LOGAN, Amo, Indiana.

$52560—E. 18 mi., 40 acres, 6+rm, home, barns; $750 down. WA-4466.

CONGRESS, 913—2 rooms, gas range, phone, next bath. preferred.

GROFF, 1441—Near Allison’ 3. bath, electric washer, 34, BE-3

ILLINOIS, 1726 N.—32 Rodms: ED bath; venetian shades; furnished lovely. Private entrance.

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

UNION, 1409—2 front furnished or unfurnithed; utilities; sink, private entrance, 9TH 8T., 30 E—$4 u Ww 1-2-room apartments; desirable. - Walking distance.

10TH, 19 W.—Comfortably furnished 2-rm. apartment; downstairs; private entrance. Innersprings.

INDIV TDUAL cotta ages, jurnished; 2 pSople with 1 child. ogs. oombs Park. Must be seen to Rl GA-4054,

er Employed

lites,

Apartments for Rent

Ss downstairs room, WA-67417.

ENNSYLVANIA, 2405 N. — “Front room, P comfortably _ furnished innersprings. Suitable for 3.” WA-5054.

TALBOTT, 3012 N.—Attractive si other romoers. Garage. Gen Priced right.

le, no eman.

Phone.

Choice apartments rladly shown. LI-5588.

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont L1-2489.

ASHINGTON BLVD, 2838-—Light, cheerfu, 8) adjoining bath; innersprings. (after

1344—Furnished room, kitchen and Wer privileges, adults, near car

4600 North soon, adjoinin

nei ons. e. us-car, : So-fsis.

Try.

bath; best |C.

$5.50—New Jersey, N. 1109: Two small unfurnished rooms. Steam heat, utilities.

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

Pyul Boardman. MA-1331, FLETCHER TRUST COMPANY, AGENT, |

STOREROOM—4900 22x60, water, heat furnished; Bast location y north! reasonable. HU-172

Wanted to Rent 23

List your rental property With ua. with us.

129 E. Market. Woodruf! Realty "Co. LI-5258

SUPT., wife, wants home or apt. or Unfurn, WA-4460. (Eve. Phi 1086)

Moving & Storage 24 HODGES STORAGE CO.

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

Cheerful home.

EMPLOYED girl to share beautiful room, tie bath, Stine transportation. Refer~ ences. 09 Times. oi ae ir and Meridian bus. Gentleman, HU-2685.

Rooms With Board 15

OMER, 1205—Cruft. 1542—Attracive Tron: twin beds, 3 meals; gentlemen. GA-5780.

CONGRESS, ' 718—2 gents; nicel nished rooms, home privileges. VIDSO! N.—REAL - HOME DARE AOkD: NURSES CARE, L1-2916. IS, 1935 N.—Pleasant TOO, innerrings; splendid Jneala; on carline. Gentlemen. WA-8144

SPANN, 1131—Nice room, 3 meals, innersprings, modern: for WOTRIDE people.

furA- 357 8.

Sor: also. transports rT Allison's, Mgr 4 gonvenient to Curtis . Marmon erring Sou HE corn LR School Rockville Toads. BE-2799

iF AGED, chronic, convalestents pore X30 se

ve. I's| CHILDREN = Fue Hovt| Hotels

Sri Home. Ex Carrollton. RI-3096. shed front room, privileges

meals onal or kitchen Desirable.) MA-1165.

ED~INFANTS IN MY IME. ALFEREN TA-0137.

Jo; mother’s care. ; reasonable. HU-8164

5 16 f 10% wily. | 2 “z= Wkly.

i SIL fle a SeryiCe=dining

HOTEL ANTLERS

780 N. Meridian

“Sk

FOR pd.; garage.

BEVILLE, N., —Three<room lower. Private BE Shoe bath Everything furnished. Employed adults. ENTRAL AT 20TH; modern upper du duplez, 2 3, bedicoms; corner. No pets. HALL PLACE, 1731 N—Between 1 Illinois and Capitol, 3 rooms, modern, all utilities; $32.50, LAFAYETTE ROAD, 2741—Small; electric stove, hot water, garage. Adults. $25. _TA-4d34. 'N. Meridian—4 Bedrooms First floor bathe. "ft large living room, sunroom, 2 b pat, Naler and and fa rage; . $135. pot. | 101.03 } N New Jersey 5-Room mod. upper duplex, ht. & wt. $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. 11 E.—5-Roo! dupl toke: I and water furn yh 8 ’ Pun, Houses.—Apts. 118A AG2S 1 wo-room ul umishea. ar utilities ur. BEVILLE, N. furnished apartment, Nt em, = WAY, 2336—Bedroom " Spariment, rigidaire, utilities. Adults, BENWOOD. Rooms, \Snste,

2235—3 th; modern. Excellent Mp oo TA-5770.

STATE, 302 N.—Two-room modern; dae, em lama ines Wiis fgiiary om Bie Constant hot RETR E., 3602 Ta Y—Em loyed

lad share attractive apar ent, ; After 3. = 39076. Pp

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TEMPLE, 275 8. ‘off South a, Bam double, semnitmodern water ;

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25|r 1409 W. 34TH ST. Excellent 3-bedrm. modern, Enclosed porches; fx! basement; fenced lot. Bargain at § , Mr, Hartley, BE-4212. ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc, Realtors. RI-2368. {

GROCERY STORE rm. and 5-rm, Hving quarters; large corner lot; near Riverside; 33500; 10% down. NEW BUNGALOWS, $4600 to $5750; 10% dn

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100 & 800 Bik. on. Kappes St.

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Only 355 down payment and $33.75 per mo. plus tax and ins. will pay for this 9-room modern home; fireplace, closets and, bullets. Al in JE sondiucn. On good lot w rees and shrubs, Loca! ‘at 3432 N, Capliol ve hed " GA-151

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THIS SPLENDID DOUBLE 538-40 W. 31st St. °

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