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Today’ s War Moves .By LOUIS F. KEEMLE © United Press War Analyst . The German dream of world domination appears to be headed towards its supreme test in 1942. This is the fateful year. The total war which" has engulfed the whole |G world was mapped out long in advance. Axis grand ‘strategy calls for swift and relentless striking against ; unprepared nations. It allows for no pause fo consolidate partial gains. arefore; the axis cannot dig in this summer and marshal their

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"hanes for an apt. TO eforenoen. 1302 °K. HOUSE.

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~ that a single U. S. flying fortress

8 for a renewed outburst to achieve their final goal next year or

year after. . Japan must go forward and Hitmust strike anew. If they are back, the counter grand strategy the united nations, slow ir being mulated but now crystallizing, Il be in operation. That is likely jo be in 1943. The strategy of this war was pred by Germah military leaders over a period of years. They, not ditler, formed the cult; he is its ophetf. : ‘The blue print of the war is contained in the writings and utter‘ances of staff officers of the German army, navy and air force.

-Cold-Blooded Calculation

. This is clearly set forth in a compilation called “The Axis Grand Strategy,” prepared by Ladislas Far- © ago, Hungarian journalist, for the committee for national morale, of hich Arthur Upham Pope is chairman. These significant documents were published today in book form. They extend from the writings of | Gen. Karl von Clausewitz in 1831 the dissertations of the present Nazi leaders through the formative ‘years of their regime and during the

‘They reveal a cold-blooded calcu‘lation and a cynical contempt for ‘the blindness of those they were

Preparing to attack. * Hoodwinked Democracies

There is, for instance, their satisfaction at the way Britain and ‘France were hoodwinked into permitting the creation of a German air force, despite the Versailles treaty. The best plane models of Britain and the United States free"ly were sold to Germany to be copied and improved upon. These papers show an amazing breadth of conception. Every angle the world over was taken into ~ consideration, covering Europe, Russia, the Orient and the Pacific. It is clear that Japan’s part in the planned total war was given

full consideration. Current developments in the Pacific were accu-

Pearl Harbor. Tactics Outlined

The tactics which have been used so successfully by both Germany and Japan, including lightning attack, surprise and scattering of the enemy strength by widely separated onslaughts, all were outlined. .In a paper on “Invasion Across the Sea” a meber of the high command of the armed forces wrote: ° “When it comes to such grandiose undertakings, improvisation is out of the question. Besides the most thorough planning, combined operations have other equally important preliminary requisites. First of all, the command of the sea and superiority in the air are essential. This can be seized even from an enemy better equipped with capital ships, through the use of submarines, speedboats and mines.”

Too Late to Learn?

In invasion, he stressed simultaneous landings at several points to divide and scatter the defending forces.” He added: “The tactical plans must kt» kept a closely “guarded secret, leaving the enemy in the dark concerning the place, time and force of the landing. This can be done by, first, maneuvers to deceive the enemy (searching and sweeping mine fields in another direction, diversional gunfire and bombing, misleading rumors and false reports-in the press and on the radio, feints at landing), second, obstructing the enemy’s reconnaissance, and, third, operating at night.” Perusal of these papers suggests it is not too late to learn from the enemy’s own words.

Australia:

Curtin Is Told Flow of U. S. Aid to Become 'Mighty River’

MELBOURNE, March 16 (U. PJ). ~—Allied air offensive strength appeared to be increasing in the southwest Pacific today and W. C. ‘Wasserman, head of a United States lend-lease mission to Australia, * predicted in an interview at Canberra that the flow of American war material to Australia would “become a mighty river.” . He said American aid should be sufficient to help Australians defend their country. Offensive activities of American fighter planes now are being indicated here by emphasis of official statements on “allied” air operations. Port Darwin Raid Fails

(Military censorship in Australia has prevented detailed reports of American aerial activities in the ~ southwest Pacific.) Developments. included:

1. Apparent failure of a raid today by two formations of seven Japanese planes on Port Darwin, main allied base on the north coast. (Dispatches gave no de- ~~ tails of allied. defense action. at + Darwin.) 2. A heavy allied raid on Japan's ~ main base on Timor island. . 3. Increased fighter opposition against enemy planes in the Torres ~ strait area, north of Australia, where three Japanese. planes were downed and a number damaged over the week-end. . (A Washington communique said

‘had attacked the Japanese-held ‘aifdrome at Rabaul on New Britain ‘island, destroying at least two grounded planes and damaging. the

John Curtin at Canberra said that 14 enemy heavy bombers, presum-

ably escorted by fighters, attacked|

Port Darwin in two formations of seven each, Damage was described as slight, but the extent of casualties was uncertain. It was the first raid on Darwin since March 4. In Canberra, Mr. Wasserman dis-

rately outlined, even the attack on

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Little

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Tuesday, March Ewing Mortuary, ends may c

Mortuary at any time,

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an t Schaller, Services

:30, y: 9 a £6. and’ Paul Cathedral, Interment Cal tery. Friends invited.

PERRY—Alcestia, of 2815 drive, entered into mother of Mrs. RO, Hunt, Ms.

U. B. ¢ Ween. Bead State and

chapel

day, a the Shu'en from 1 f service.

SAHM—Louise, qdaugntes of Mr, 2 r

Saturday.

2753 Manker ave. m. at the hol

9: 3 a. therine’s

Grove. &

evenin,

Lester,

at Har il 12 noon

Father nd Lawr 8

church,

Ca St. Joseph's cemetery. Friends invited. Personal Services

SECREST—Charles Thelma, father of Kharlotie Marie, 80! of Mrs. Sarah Secres Brewer McClain o away Sunday.

brother of Mrs, f Beach Grove, Services Tuesday from the home, 138 Nor Burial (]

Ind. Friends may call after 3 A Sons Servi

UNDERWOOD—Clyde R., 61, husband of Otis, father of Laute rence H. of 8 R. of Indianapol Shelbyvi services

1:30 shelby vilie Burial at at all at Ewin,

Sherman rest Sunday, age 83

, Citnerine Buck "UNCLE BAM JOBS.

p. m.

and Mrs. Cornelius Romuald,

Y. M. TE neral 10] S20. 310 N. linois

husband hs

2 Jf Al 4018 Keystone ee wae Female 10

L. an de-| LADY—43, with dau ris’ pre ing, capable, fu ull ughter less home, excellent 00k. Box

a. Positions Wanted—Male 11/

Alice, wife of Daniel i mother James H.'Kenn Ret.

1 MECHANI mainten

A- ce wan Steady work. Married with family, MA-

of any kind. No endorsers. LL or relatives.

rrow $15 to $5000—6 lh Bogen

Y, | WANTED eter vary ton Jopel with union driver; or

Schools & Instructions

Stes eas ntments, 2 «~WOMEN. i for Shdiahapolls, examina Top Frankilp PQastitute. Dept.

Wl Esctester. N. ¥ :

aes LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

SE, BOR holo mS TEAR Z: MACHINE SHOP 25% noir

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WILL NOT be responsible for debts tracted 4) any Jerson er than m after March 17 1942. Oo G. ay.

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS) LADIES. MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE MEYER O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th WA-0084

10 ih

Hoss

helbyville

(AUTOS FOR RENT)

RENT-A-CAR

In Memoriams

‘89 KY. AVE. RI-7788.

ears a

1 The world But th

ere Sadly missed by husband, WAD

JONES—In loving memory of my darling wife, Helen Jones, yho pes sed away nine am sways thifking of you, dear Helen d my heart h pai

is sad w

was only

Oh this world would be - aven, hear your voice again, is full of folks,

‘tis one of

Jones.

FR (BLRLpING RING. caroeniarine brick, cement ent. ‘and Tooftag: roof! ng insured. Reasonable prices. (CLEANERS & Se , All types, alterations.

1934 W. Mich

3025 FE. NEW

igan St.

YORK

Funeral Directors CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

PAUL E. DORSEY

56¢ CLEANING H. & 8. CLEANERS. 22 8. Capitol Ave. oe (CLOGGED SINKS) ANY SINK UNSTOPPED—No Chem- $i icals—No Tools. Call RI-1693. (CRUSHED STONE & CINDERS) me. Saitae. onda RE

E-1984

(DELIVERY SERVICE & TRANSFER)

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD.

TA-3877

ACME Delivery Service

and Transfer. Trucking, $1.50 and up per hour.

2130 Prospect

BERT S. GADD MA-6049.

(FENCE) Ford F. Fence Co. Lawn tence, mate.

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. New York MA-5374

free estimates: terms. 5441. ihe. BR-1245. 6578 Winthron.

(FENCE COMPANY)

1505 8. EAST

HERRMANN

HISEY & & TITUS

MORTU 951 N. ORTuANY ST. _ LI-38%8

Hoosier Fence Co. Tooog.. "ree:

farm. Est. free. Easy terms. HU-8361-—HU-6665.

(INSURANCE)

contract for city wih sit

12] ial 2 dnl fy

Hu niture. for. lov

BRAND

2000 WOODEN packin,

LADIES

11-9642

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Only kills rats and mice, Non-poisonous. | Penn, LI-3793

+18119.60. 2255 N.

RAT-A-CAKE

LURIE CO., 132 8,

NEW $70 bed $490.95. Wa? DE A ene sus: 1627 Prospect. MA-9988. rane eves.) all sizes, 10c

Monthly Household’s rate of 24% per month on the first $150 of halance, aud and 1% we month on balances above

M. J. Scott, Mgr., Phone: Rlley 1471 Loans Made 10 Residents of Nearby Towns

tp, Mitiaov BOPCLATION WelsCRalS

! Copyright, Household Finance Corp., 1943

DRESSER $6 . 05 wah

Open Eves, ' Botany, Wool - bl Size 13, Like new. TS Bk-007 Tar woul

Linoleum “37 2e'cucn- $349

MAN'S a psoat: size 40; good condi "HU-1702. lows

oxfor 1 310 E,

Chest of | Drawers $6 ne REMINGTON 30 Gauge pump polly choke,

cost $67, $35. 00 £ ween | oe $7.98 nme nay eal “ETE pies os Te pug $2000

BEAUTIFUL Solid Cherry Ches and 4 Poster Bed, Sacrifice Thea 703%.

Mattress, brand new innerspring. 310 E. Wash. Open Eves. $i 2.95 UILT tops hand made. i world; flower garden). Mrs. Babb MA S30

Kelvinat fri tor, t. size. 310 E. To 3p $69.50

Small homes, low cost, lumRandolph ber and millwork. WA-3318,

coat.

$10 to $100 IMMEDIATELY ON YOUR SIGNATURE IF EMPLOYED - $10 to $300 oN AUTO OR FURNITURE COME IN OR TELEPHONE TODAY 804 KRESGE BLDG.

41 E. Wash. MA-4400 C. C. LLOYD, Mgr,

FINANCE CORPORATION mwa

RUSH JOBS MAKE US SMILE. HENDREN PRINTING, 685 Century Bldg. MA-3467.

$35

Gasoline range, table top, good cond., like new. 927 N. Meridian.

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LIBERAL LOAN 60.

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AUTO LOANS

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KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR—8 cu, ft. double door; all pore., recond.; $69 1 guaranteed; terms $1.00 Wk, ’ LOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. Open Eves.

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'| ODIN BEAUTY Gas Range; new model; insul., oven; heat reg.;

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REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

Certificates filled with the state apn: sibility department. New low rates

(R-1158

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RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, INC.

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

HW. Pr

offitt

closed after a conference with Prime [3040 N. rLLINOIS

Minister Curtin that tentative plans

have been made for reciprocal Aus- [gs N. Diinots

tralian aid to America. He revealed he had been named a member of the Australian supply council and said details of the re-

i PROFIT BY PROFFITT. TA-3241

SHIRLEY BROS. co.

Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins. MA-3425 LL. D. MAZUR 108 BE. WASH. 8ST.

(PAINTING & PAPER HANGING)

1422 Prospect *

ciprocal aid program would be [3813 W. Washington St.

worked out “as soon as possible.” U. 8S. Will ‘Stagger World’ Mr. Wasserman said that when the American factories and plants that have a productive capacity of about 5,000,000 cars and trucks a year get into production on war

“Roo needs the “accumulated horsepower et) 16¢ Power | bien "huatird® enone a m and So Mm

Lost and Found

LOST—Oostume jewelry coat pin. a tem and leaves.

will stagger the world.” He predicted “a miracle” in ship|ping surpassing the aeccomplishment of 1917 when the United States built a merchant marine able to

transport 1,500,000 troops to Europe and keep them supplied.

2 ARMS WORKERS KILLED MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., March 16 (U. P.).—Michigan police today continued their investigation of an

automobile accident which claimed the lives of two Kingsbury Ind. ordnance plant workers. Floyd Allen, 49, and his wife, Anna, 43, of Benton: Harbor, Mich., were fatally

base.)

A statement by Prime Minister

injured yesterday on road 12, near Union Pier, Mich.

‘Things Nof Too Bad,’ U. S. | Nurse in Corregidor Writes By R. H. SHACKFORD WASHINGTON, hii pin a too bad” in th at or no Soa

a letter from an army nurse revealed today. The letter, one of the first to arrive in this country from the

fortress, was written by Miss Brunetta Kuelthau,

who moved to Corregidor from Manila when Gen. Douglas Mac-

itten Jan. 21—after: mbardment, in his-

* Miss Kueltha, in the letter to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George elthau of West Bend, . Wis, tten a short while after the panese had stopped bombing the fortress, said “things are not D bad and I am sure I'll get k safely.” :

se 8 8

“Have no dea whether you will ver get this or when, ‘but there is chance and I thought I had bet~

Said have quieted down a We don’t know why, except t the Japs must be busy else-

ng, food may be a problem, but far we have done very well. Of there are a lot of

a U. 8. army nurse

course, by the time you get this the whole picture will be changed, and for the best, I hope. ° “Hope my things I sent in October reached you. If they have not

them in storage by mistake. (This apparently was a reference to some ‘of her clothes and belongings that she shipped back to the United States. She was scheduled to return to this country in February.)

A GOOD thing I sent I wish 1 I had sent more, had to be left and

by now, the army probably put

MA-9433

ROBERT W. STIRLING

New Location

USHER MORTUARY

BE-45817

J. C. WILSON & CO.

1230 Prospect St.

MA-4944

MA-9434

PAINTING aud paper banging. Por estimates call CH-2487-W 42 samples. Work guaranteed. PAUL

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For Rent... For Sale

STATE

... Wanted... Loans

Rooms Without Board 14

(PAPER CLEANING)

PAPER CLEANING—Wall washing, yg RD gaiating, (White men), O

(PAPER GANING & WALL WASHING)

WALLPAPER Sleaping and al I mashing 12 experienc

Segr

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Florists & Monuments

6 PA CLEAN wall washin in All Lo guaranteed. ~3790.

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2922 N. ati RL 11)

AND

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.50; PENNSYLVANIA, N., ~2317—8mall, comfortable room; private home, TA:

“| 83, CAPITOL, N., 3602—Warm, comfortable stant Dot water; privileges.

Con Sentiomany TA-T14

$3.50 SINGLE, $5 joining bath, e employed. 317 BE. North,

INCLUDING garage; 3012 N. Talbot. Attractive, sin, 1nnersprings, private family. Geatictan. Phon

ALABAMA, 1235 N.—Unusu newly furnished, private a reasonable; phone.

attractive ome; maid

Housekeeping Rooms BROADWAY, 1138—Clean

CARROLLTON,

Lo, comfortable, | EDISON,

GRAY, 801 N.—Three lar

2 rooms kitchenette, $7.

1226—Three upper front 3. Util

private, $10.

next a, Accomdate LI-9403

846—2 Large upper front rooms, near og private home, innerspring, accommodate 3. Private entrance.

e rooms; private Adults only, (Call

ooms, Tties.

.entrance; utilities.

evenings.)

OIS, 1726 N.--Lovely fi 2 rooms and kitchenette.

vate entrance. Adults

warm 4 rooms, | PARK,

urnished gidaire, pri- c

Houses for Rent 19

--Four roo water, gas, lights, 32 aey; $15. 11-4998,

1406—3 Rooms;

. MAN DR.. 5 e private; good condition; adults; $12.50.

EMPLE, 275 8S. (off Southeastern)——4Jom. double, semi-modern; water paid,

TUXEDO, N.—4-Room mod. bung.; $34.50. Inquire’ 2255 N. Meridian. Low Priced Rentals

219 BE 15TH: -T00mas bath and fu ouble

(PAPER HANGING)

Paper hanging, int. painting. Rl. 3063 Samples shown. Guar. A-1

APER HANGING, 12%c a roll with IE of paper. EE-2045.

(PIANOD)

Thea

with 8

& questions asked.

Theater an Liber al RI-7841.

Eagiish

BALDWIN 7IAND SALES ROOM 4 8. Penn. |

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REMODELING

| 1573

TAN

PIT BULL terrier with half brindle pup. Reward, 612 E. 13th

F713,

WHITE “Dukie.”

eward,

DOG, part Sritz, short hair; name, WA-8045.

OF ALL KINDS

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Help Wanted—Female

(RENT-A-TRUCK) NEW trucks. rented by hour, day or leased

ie a Saturday to 18-23,

selected

income. house to

L. EB LIGHT will Hotel

fenced an nd be, Shoroughiy a RI-Z 2928

drawing account and guaranteed weekly Experience unnecessary. house canvassing. person, 10-4, and evenings.

Thursday. 10 beiect saver

at pRoom 418,

for pelpianent § Sravel a Positions with havionslly

by year. DRIVE-TT-¢00 furn. except driver, 833 E. SOUT RI1-6177. SCL & SIDING)

MA-1431 W CARRO] private entrance. Reasons

CENTRAL, 30. convenient

CENTRAL, room, studio; private Some; vrivileges; girl pre-

BAN ROFT. 604 N.—Large front room; Ne Aduls family. Reasonable to

Sint party.

T500—Tar rrivate entrance, Reasonable.

BROADWAY, 2316 — Nice clean, warm room, innersprings, hot water, near carline, WA-5404.

CKINGHAM DRIVE, rivate home, CL optional, asonable. HU-7308

LLTON, 2834—Nice Slacpin,

Slecping

room Tee; block carlines.

girl.

room, 'A-2147. at 20th; newly dec. large rm. apt. home.; reas.; WA-5483. 58—Pleasant room, homelike,

location private home. WA-6450.

Central

Reasonable. 2906—Attractive front

ferred. TA-57

COLLEGE, —— e comfortable front Tom. private family, no other roomers.

HARLAN

double; near Internation RCA. MA-4001. ole

302—Furnished room, sin Mal

Roofing and siding. Built up roofs. Repairing a specialty.

SEWER OLEANING

Attractive

opening

woman with car to represent Farmer WLS. Pleasant, with good pay for competent woman. For personal interview write W. E. RENSHAW, 311 Pennway Bldg., Indianapolis, past experience and qualifications.

SALESWOMAN WANTED

middle-aged Prairie

for

agreeable

Sheehan Construction Co. Fstabliched 1904 sewer Cleaning-— RE Complete Results—Free 05 Holliday Bldg. Night Number

work (81118!

ddl 12, giving

satisfactory work,

you.

outside guaranteed salar

Attention Saleswomen If you are between 21-35 year no home obligations, can furnish Poo age Teferance, can

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(SWEEPERS FOR SALE IHR Hoover, Eureks, etc. $0.95 Sweepers qos. 1000 §. cap. J mp

VENETIAN BLINDS

man's

LAUNDRY

tors, 4 ington.

ORKERS. at once.

flat work 2901 E,

. PATTERSON SHADE

OVERING S.PENN STISCR COVE Cy

TORS. once.

ons WHITE services for room, Country le BL-075

girl exchange

LAUNDRY WORKERS, SHIRT OPERAApply 2901 BE. Washington at

rd, mall

part time

WINDOW SHADES:

KEITH SHADE CO:

1350 ILLINOIS RI-1581

salary,

Waitress

Part time; pif hrs.; good pay. Esquire Grill. IR-0067.

A-1 SHADE CO. =. 224

(WK: 'niNG COMPANIES)

LAUNDR Apply at o

RY PRESS OPERATORS E. Washington.

nce. 2901

OLEVEZLAND W. “forris nd Drover.

WAITRESSES

2—Over 21.

13590 Kentucky Ave.

Business Opportunities 29

LAUNDRY ers. Ts

Waitress

listers and ‘ashington HY

$8 week—room & board. oo Grill, Lebanon, Ind.

2901 E:

NEW INVENTION

Tires now on your car can be preserved in their present condition by a new in-

CAR GIRLS WAITRESSES. the “Tee Pee.” pall Creek at 38th,

vention. Inventor wants reliable party

Apply to finance same or will sell part interest.

Waitress

Night work. Good salary. Six days. 1357 8. ete

Box 776 Times.

mdfn m

o |e 82% ibe PETE

WAIT! ESS AITRESSNight os Ean pay. WAITRESS 10%.) N. Penman

limes costs

produces Q!

roduses QUICK

oak BA. long, y BR-17526. a

og w Sel ACKS SWAP 3: *%rede Anvinine

318 E. Wash. 338 ind. a et]

ic 1, 300-16. capacity. 8

er Wantad-zMal oe Repa r Men

RATORD Slee 05. BHD un Mak nna ET a a and Pets, Poly, Livestock 32 o WHITE ROCKS. be

JACKSON, 3018—(3000 West) attractive,

NOBLE, 316 SO.—Nice lar

NORT!

:| GHILDREN

SL daily, $430 week 920 N. A

twin-single . break-

trans, tion fast eal re

good t. BE-2188-W 2138 N. — Atirastive

ILLINO!

118—Warm. front, | O;

P 540—1 aa] private Tentrance. Phon TALBOT, 2811 N.

19TH,

22D.,

SUBURBAN 2-Room Tous.

apart-

2157 N.—Nice room ood

ment. Also Som and inane.”

3-roo!

oe N.—First floor; m utilities,

IDIAN, “ape rtinent, I furnished; Sele phone.

JERSEY. 2234 N.-- ~ Employed couple, Kitaen privileges. with in beds, garage, Reasontble,

20 N.—Attractive 2 rooms, in-

RIENT. Et, Frigidane, hot water. utili-

Front down, Sink,

8 rooms, TE

next bath; warm; phone, utilities. Adu he”

WASHINGTON, 2904 E.—Furnished 2-room

apartment, private entrance. Also sleeping MA: Lm

— Ww. 2 room apartments; fu TY an Tieat. $5.50 week.

707 E.—3 rooms; everything furnished heat. utilities; reasonable. TA-5146,

hot water. Phone. 1440

Cle. uie I, duet,

rear;

1 BRoM Xo ble, 114

some furniture. Times, Bo:

for in ri! 3 tf 8: or 2; innersprin ront small, Jonefsp duit family. TA1881,

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Apartments for Rent

ranspo ation. d . GTA

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AM A water, garage Xe Dt WVANIA, 5211 N.—Large

: bath, man 1-2, near

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$48.

Choice apartments gladly shown. 0,

General Apartments

23 W. Vermont. . 2200; un! -room apt., on garage. VAsedos. p

Hy fs constant hot water; A-1 transporta : garage; gentlemen. HU-57086. WAS HINGTON, 5146 W. {Beau Bk e Joom va aths. fas png an . All utilities. 121 BE. er , nice! furnished | ® Hirone. next Bath: ® twin beds optional;

1 . 229 front room; bath; lunersprings; emp employed gentle:

oo N. HAMLITON han ap! 348904, glo ¢! oges Space, 44 Virginia ave. Soar VE. N : 303 —Newly de decorated Se coal Si No children. 425 3° per month.

man; reasonabl

FRONT. lean, good ee The Link, 401 Tine o e Mrs, Price, Apt. ars

Tn BO RT TA-6434,

is. No first or left.

Rooms With Board

$40.00. Ha is

1236 N. New a

Two bedrm. mod., upper d garage. Mr. Burtt ta Lia-as81,

Cruft. ive fror frat: rin beds: 3" meals: ‘gen

Te a furnish t room, twin beds, large closet. i for the

DAVIDSON, 429 N.—Real’ home . aged. nurse's oe LI-2916

ILLINOIS, 1935 N.—Pleasant room ing “meals; nial folks; Briviiesse.

watel te LI-84

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1108 Ni Now Jorisy

5-Room modern pig By duplex; at & 44 Virginia Ave.

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Gentleman. WABI44, PARK, 2334 Nicely furnished jogm, balanced m Wi:

vate home. well 8708." WQODRUFF Large springs, twin n beds; Jaree closet: | aeatie-

OM bungalow in Drexel Gardens Adpo ion, near Bridgeport 5 Brass Plant; lot 120; trade for 6-rm. mo Schiest.

“MA-280 = board; mother’s care, Ref.; reasonable, HU-8164. |

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Hotels 16

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rs Dacnentops in HIER | HOTEL ANTLERS 180 N. Meridian

Seminole Hotel Cot

beds; free r Barking

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heat; comf.| BB%

large room, near bath, SORstalt 1

or | BEE Alabama,

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Farms and Suburbans 20

When acquiring property follow the safe method Demand ab abstract of title. Have it exam“ined by your attorney.

Union Title Company Be Tele

HALF AC pos Noa South, walk: ington bus, $4 : “payments a lots Shes r. Agent. ». E. Washington

60 AND 75 acre farms; modern improvements, East, close in; ssion mow. Williains, 417 E. Main, Greentield. Phone

BALE--40 Acres, unimproved, $30 per to settle estate; fmell § grocery, Ind

h 1tving quarters. MAUDE 8. H 78 Newby, '6800 E. He

9 ACRES—4 r 6 rooms, 4 acres, 5. 40 milés, $1850. IR-

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Houses and Lots Sale 25

In Defense Area oh 28 Attractive Homes 0 bedroom homes; substantially built; full basements; roomy closets; pretty kitchen and baths. Front drive, arage.

700 & 800 Bik. on S. Kappes St. 2 Blks, E. of 8. Belmont Ave. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO., Builders. 243 N, DEL. RI-3471., EVES. BR-2679.

ee ———— NEW 2-bdrm. architecturally correct bungalow, 19th & Sharon. (3000 W.) $4090, 10% dn., $32.24 mo. 6 RMS.; 2237 Carrollton; $2750. Terms, 6-RM Duplex; 2106 N. Penn.; $6000. Terms,

Elbert L. McDaniel Of. LI-4%4

Res. RI-8190.

3-BEDROOM MOD. EAST 4718 E, Michi iy at 1 vel kitchen:

jiving oom: din i

jon need-in back va decorate to su y lh

t buyer: $4750.

Hotiel Qa.e 6-Room ry

nEtOry y Jrame; a nos av water is

Mr, Nicolai gS i AE ty Co. 128 N. Del. 1264 LAWTON; 5 rms.; semi-mod.§

roof, paint, wallpaper, all A-1 cone $2.00 dition, Side drive to 2-car garage,

LI-4304. MR. ED ZWICKER. RI-2368, ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc., REALTORS,

Speedway City

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912 E. Market st., Crawfordsville, barn, 20 miles, FARMS—Large x Te Close in. Ifa'g Marley, Road 42, Mooresville.

Business Property 21 LARGE unimproved tract, east. Price

‘ul Boardman. MA-1331. FLETCHER TRUST OOMPANY, AGENT,

"oon 1431-33—2 storerooms, plain bl pod condition priced low on terms. Stark Realty Co -

t, MA-7916.

22 TF. O. Starkey, 3361-1. soy

Resorts and Cottages Me iermont, 1nd, BE-3

Wanted to Rent 23

List your rental property with » Owners. as well as tenants, tind ground “fir location most pn Pe" | aLvison REALTY CO.. INC. BEALTOKN N. Delaware St. RI

Pro Ma! $ d ’ ER Rie Sa 120 E. Market. Woodru ty Co. LI-5258

Moving & Storage HODGES STORAGE 0.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Later

Estimates Free. Inspection Invited, 987-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019

Houses and Lots Sale 25

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. Henry HALF-ACRE T TRACTS Rodds” FHA loans Ag Ly Boa Shoot

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ol So and “inoom: dandy pio opel Wing Rss AD: Ie Fh stoker jocreat a "$1500, fase CH on room, A

NEW ee Toedtoon lon; near new. na al Immed

a oan expense, L1-3478, 2. HOUSES [odern and Th lode Som ern on 8

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H i500 north): four bede

AMPTON fom br Brion’ colonial, double garage; trees,

1420 Fav ards: 7-room mod., easy terms

Studebaker Realty GA-sa.

2808 Shelby. SELL or trade good building lot for % top I Src, wl wit a motor and tren

on a 10s De DOUGH te : Acro Realty Co. RI-3313 = O° ria.

NTbo, oot paYmenta Davie: Ui. only COLORED i

je Bellefontaine; mod. duplex, $230 $15.84 mo. plus taxes & Ins. Mr.

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1032, M '¢o.. INC.

Real Estate Wanted 27

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