Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1942 — Page 17

WHEREAS ABBE 6. 1040.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL

MAYME HINES IS DEAD AT 67

Native of State Lived Here 39 Years; Taken Ill After Fall.

Mre. Marme Foster Hines a resi. dent of Indianapolis 39 vears, died last night at her home, 3187 E.

Vashington st. following an illness of several months. She was 67 A native of Indiana. Mrs. Hines spent most of her early life in Greensburg, where she taught school. She was the daughter of Louis Wand Olive BE. Foster, both deceased, and the widow of the late John C. Hines Rig Four railroad conductor. Mrs. Hines was a member of Holy Cross church. She had been ill sihce she fell downstairs last December Surviving are a son. John, a foreman at The Indianapolis Times, and a sister. Miss Myrta Foster of Indianapolis Funeral services 10 a. m. Friday funeral home and at Cross church Rurial Holy Cross of cemetery

FRIDAY 13TH FALL FATAL TO WORKMAN

died of injuries when he fell from a ladder March 13. He was 88 The accident occurred Kingan & Co. packing plant he was a maintenance man Owens received a compound

will be held at in the Blackwell 10:30 in Holy will be in

Tf eslie Owens today

odist received

on Fri-

hospital

day, the where

fracture |

082 N. Oxford st 1 by his wife Mrs Alonzo]

His home was at Mr. Ovens Mrs. Alice Owens: Lillian Craney: two Owens and Hillman Owens; Mrs. John two brothers, ville, and James Green, Ky Friends may call at Mrs Crane's ome, 831 N. Tuxedo st, tomorrow) and Friday

is survived a daugh ter. sons,

Connor Louis. | Rowling

Gene Owens, Oweng,

FORMER CITY WOMAN work of the Home Preshuvterian| will meet at 8

DIES IN NEW ENGLAND

Mrs. Margaret Gardner MeConnell, former resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday at her home in Northampton, Mass

She was the daughter of the late!

Fred C. Gardner who served ae treasurer of E. C. Atkins & Co. and | was president of the Columbia club. | Mrs. McConnell was a graduate of Tudor Hall and Smith college Following her graduation from college in 1920, she was married to Robert K. MeConnell, who died several years ago. Mrs. MeConnell's mother. and sister, Mrs. Jesse Fletcher, both of In. dianapolis, have gone to Northampton to attend the funeral tomorrow, Surviving besides t cister are two children, and Peagy.

he mother and Robert K

I. 0. 0. F. Homecoming Session,

Set—The I. O. O. F. Marion county

homecoming committee will meet! Saturday at the I. O. O. F building! This is to be the first]

et 8 pm 1242 meeting of the group

dest teh Tl

The CHI

146 E. WASH

at Meth.

Mr | leg!

jand Mr.

a sister | “1 He had the contract for erecting of Indianapolis,

{tions for

LOANS

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1, 1942

City Offers 28 Life Saving Jobs

APPLICATIONS for 28 jobs as life guards at municipal swimming pools and beaches were sought today by the eity recreation department. The applicants must be at least 18 and must have pasted the senior Red Cross life saving teet, or must enroll in life saving classes at the Indianapolis Athletie club. the Hoosier Athletic alub, the Riviera elub, the YY. M. C.A orthe Y W C. A. Life guards will be paid 8225 for two and one-half months of service. They will work 40 hours a week. Successful candidates will be given three days of instruction by William H. Merrill, director of life saving for the Indianapolis chapter of the Red Cross,

WIFE OF RETIRED

Carrie L. Karstetter, 84. Native Hoosier Lived Here 70 Years.

Mrs. Carrie I. Karstetter, wife of retired physician, died yesterday at the home of a son, Courtland D Burton, 2729 College ave. after two vears of illness, She was 84 Her husband, Dr. William Karstetter, than 30 vears before hig retirement. The cotunle had lived at 1037 WwW {20th st for 40 years until they went to their son's home about a year ago Came Here 70 Years Ago Born in Madison. Mrs. Karstetter {was the daughter of Solomon and Catherine Hinds. The family came to this city more than 70 years ago Hinds became engaged in the brick contracting business

}

the first union depot which was lo-

jcated on the site of the present

depot and he also constructed the | First Presbyterian church where the Federal building now stands,

Active Im Church Work Mrs. Karstetter was active in the

church of which ghe wags a member Survivors, besides the husband! and the son, are another son, Harry | K. Burton; a brother, Henry L | Hinds, and a nephew, Harry Byrkitt, all of Indianapolis Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Clyde V. Montgomjery funeral home, conducted by the [Rev. A. Leon Duncan. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery

4 CONVICTS PAROLED

The clemency commission today recommended parole for four Indi-

clemency paroled was Diago Ayala, convicted of first degree murder and sen. tenced in Lake county criminal court to life imprisonment in 1027

FISHER BROTHER DEAD DETROIT. April 1 (U P)— Howard A Fisher, 40. youngest of the seven Fisher brothers whose {names have become widely-known | throughout the automotive industry, died last night at Henry Ford hospital. He had been critically ill mo mre a DD i IE RG A three weeks,

on on Everything

Diamonds, monds, Watches, Musical Instruments, Cameras

Clothing, Shotguns, Ete. EWELRY

CAGO ‘©

INGTON ST.

] |

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

HORIZONTAL 1.8 Pictured administrative gedretary of U.S. President. 13 Too. 14 Angry. 16 He is also the President's — 17 Eradicate, 19 Make into law 21 Negat ve 23 Besk. 24 Bind. 85 Jumbled type 268 Shed tears. 28 Period. 20 Dress edge 31 Pedal digit. $2 Pay attention. to. 34 More refined. 36 Land measure 37 Wand. 38 Feminine name, 40 To rive. 42 Hostelry. 43 Belonging tions. to him. 4 4 Fairy. VERTICAL

46 South Dakota 1 Set afloat ; a. — 2 4 é

(abbr). 47 Burmese measure. 48 East Indies (abbr. 49 Clenched hands. 81 Performed. 3 Unique. 57 Str aight. 80 Actor's part 81 Earlier. 2 Communica

Answer to Previous Purele

“eteuetural unit 12 Weird. 15 Tellurium

20 Ambition. 22 Mineral rock, 25 Post office {abbr 27 Pine for, 20 Wearies. 30 Border of shrubs, U3 Arid. 38 Fish. 38 Skinflints, 39 Also. 40 Cold season, 41 Chooses. 43 Possesses, a Peed im cla 49 Backward. 50 Senior (abbr.). 81 High card, 52 Age. 53 Canine. $4 Footlike part,

competition 56 Army order (abbr).

10 Ritardando bbr.). 88 Print measure. 1 Hypothetical 60 The (Fr. %

S 10 12

2 Aluminum (symbol). S$ Employ. 4 Maize. § Capital of Portugal. 6 Anger. ¥ North America (abbr). 8 Middle. 9 Speed

NG 1

PHYSICIAN DEAD

| the offensive practiced here for more! 1 it essential that

PACIFIC COUNCIL IN 1ST MEETING

‘Reynolds Asks Group to Call in MacArthur to

Discuss Attack.

WASHINGTON, April 1 (U, P)— President Roosevelt today presided aver the first meeting of the Pacific war council as a demand was made [in congress that Gen, Douglas Mae- | Arthur come here to confer with the

newly created council. The council met at the White | House. Conferring with the presi[dent in the executive offices were representatives of Australia, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Canada, China and Great Britain Harry L. Hopkins, the president's lend-lease adviser and chairman of the combined munitions assighment board, alto participated in the conference The demand for Gen. MacArthur's recall for conference was made by | Chairman Robert R. Reynolds (D. N. C.) of the senate military affairs committee, His views did not express those of all committee membere, Sen. Warren R. Austin (R. vt), saving that he thought Gen. MacArthur should “stay right there on the ground.” Senator Reynolds pointed out that when Gen, MacArthur was commisdoned commander-in-chief in the Pacific. he was instructed to take

of these facts . . . isnt the man who {is charged with the offensive . . should he brought back to confer with the Pacific war council?” he asked,

“In view

Organizations

Southport 0. E. 8 to Meet—| Southport chapter 442, O. E. 8, will} == hold a stated meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in the Southport Masonic temple. Mrs. Opel Swords is worthy matron, and Howard C. Smith is worthy patron,

t—

Rroad Ripple O. B . to ee

Broad Ripple chapte os O. E 8, elotk tonight at! | the Broad Ripple Masonic temple. | [ Mrs. Luey Lindberg, worthy matron | fand Closs Freeburg, worthy patron, | will preside Committee chairmen who will attend the meeting include Mrs, Nelle Whitehead, John B. Hessong, Morris Dodd, Mrs, Elizabeth Watts, Mrs. Lorene Talbott, Donald Curtis, Mrs. Ida Clark, Mrs. Edna Ross, Mrs. Edna Dodd, Elmer Tridle, Mrs, Glsiiys Long, Mrs Gertrude Hateld, Mrs. Grace Henson and Mrs Fi Miller,

ana convicts and denied eight peti- | Among those |

isonie temple,

Lodge to Have Guest Speaker— Marion Lodge, 35. F. & A. M, wil have Howard T. Batman as guest speaker at their Saturday dinner meeting at 6:30 p. m. in the MaMr, Batman will| discuss railroads and their part in| the war effort,

| i |

i m.

ND. of A to Buy Bonds—Capital| city council 33 D. of A. will sponsor a card party at its hall, 512 N.| Illinois st, at 8 p. m tomorrow.! Mrs. Grace Cubert will have charge. The proceeds will be used to pur chase defense bonds.

Red Cross Unit to Sew—The Red {Cross unit of Indianapolis court 1,

| Order of the Amaranth, will hold an

‘all-day sewing and Knitting meet.’ ing tomorrow at the home of Mrs!

{Florence Herrmann, 2415 Shelby st.

apartment 1 |

G. A. R. Circle to Meet—T WwW. Bennett circle 23, Ladies of the G fA. R, will meet tomorrow at 1:30 in Ft. Friendly for initiation and a business meeting. Mrs. Irene! Compton will preside.

State Deaths

ALEXANDRIA John W. Schell vivers: Brothers, Herman, Charles: ter, Jennie ANDERSON-—Miss Sarah Miller, 8% 8ur. viver ise Mrs. Lydia Horman. I . Pletcher, 79. Survivors: Robert, Harver, Harry, Eugene

38. Surdaugh-

Song,

BICKNELL—Barbara Mize, 15. ors: Parents Mr. and Mrs. rge Mize: brothers, Richard, John: sister, Jotephine. BRARN Mrs. Susanna Archer, 63. Survivors: “Rifle ters. Mrs. Graces Morris, Mrs. Burchie Miller, Miss Ruth Archer: sons. Herbert, Dewey. sister, Mrs. Margaret | Archer; brothers, Dolphus John and Adam Philabaum. DUNREITH--Mrs _ Olife Anderson, €8 Survivor: Mather, Mrs Elizabeth Harter ELWOOD-—Jonathan Jordan, 58 Surviv. ors: Wife, Lillian: son, Robert: brothers Ransom, Richard, James: sisters, Mrs 8 Duncan, Mrs. Ren Kile LEVANSVILLE--Mrs Katherine F. RBver, 18. Survivors: Husband, Phillip: daughters, Mrs. William Trible, Mrs. Carl Kohl; son, Lee: sisters, Mrs. Charles A. Stage. Miss Lena Gansmann pRneL Edwin Southern, 38 Survivors Wife, Ruth: son, Robert Gene: daughter, Betty: mother. Mrs. Florence Southern; brother, Clarence; sister, Mrs. Clem Jarboe LEBANON Mrs. Anna Endres, T0. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Ira Worland: sons, John, Frank, Leonard: brothers Rernard, John and ‘Peter Ackerman. PETERSBURG —AMrs. Olive Miller, 63 Survivors: Husband. George: son, Bugene: daughters, Mrs, Mary Sanders, Misses Regina, Elsa and Lula Aer, sisters, Mrs Anna Redford. Mrs. Addie Corn. NEW CASTLE—Afre, Sadie Balser, 82. RUSHVILLE-—John W. Keppel, 83. Sur. vivors: Daughters. Mrs. Landy Phares, x Iss Mavrbelle Keppel; sitter, Mrs Theresa els SEYMOUR - Mrs. Anna Deckard, 54. Survivors: Husband, Jakie; daughters, rs hie Tavior. Miss Jean Deckat son, Winfrey: sister, Mrs. Jessie Harbaugh. STAUNTON-Jacod Ell, 79. Survivors: Song, Carl, Harry.

YENCENNES _Chatley Snyder, 81. ck rvivors: Wife,

Mrs, Anna Walter Srigssy ON Su sa: daug! = Mrs. Arlenne Chatterton, Mrs lid da " er. song, Charles, Blann,

Survive

Deaths—Funerals 1

indianapoiis 1 Tim Wed es, Wednes, ne Aml 1, 1043 ae =a Rings “sister ay Mila er ashineton "8

ged away destay s af Peeaencs, 2187 m. Funeral lng lo | y m., S| (om | Holy

April's Dom the Blackwell Serv erment oly

Funera

vices , 10:30 a, in i Cross Cemetery. Friends invit (Greensburg, Ind. papers please copy.)

HYLTON--fda, beloved wife of Noah RB mother of Byron, Gerald. Sher. urtis and Mary Hylton, her home, 1324 Rin Match 31, Friends may call at the RODErt W, Stirling funeral home, yoy Pyoepect, St Tuners RY Coe bd p. race Chure the Brethren, ond and Capitol Ten Friends invited, Burial Floral Park cemetery. METZLER —acob,

84 vears beloved father of Sister M. Valeria of Vincennes, Ind Sister Anna Marie of Evansville, Ind, RBister Rose of Little Flower schoo! of this a William P., Edwin A, Mrs, Katherine Armfield, Mrs. Lo retta HBetzler, passed away Tuesday, March 31. Friends may call at the Blas: engym funeral home 2228 Shelby at. after 7 p.m. Wednesday, Services Fridey. a. mm. 8t Catherine's church. Mberment St. Joseph's. Friends invited,

O'CONNOR-—Mary Ella, sister of Johanna Margaret and Kathetine O'Connor, died Monday, Mareh 30, at the residence, 2002 N, Talbott &t. Funeral Thursday, April 2, 8:30 a. me oS the residence. Services at the sed Sacrament chapel of 88. Peter Die Paul Cathedral, 9 a.m, Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends mvited

RUFFIN-—_Edward L beipved Jushand of | = Della Baker fin, fath Edt and Paul Rutiin. ot Betty and Peegy Ruffin, George T. and Virgil Ruffin, all of Indpls, paseed|’ away suddenly at his home on stat road 44, 4 ites west of intersection o road 135, 2 a. m, Wednesday. Funeral services at Christian chapel near the home at 11 a. m, Saturday, Burial at Mount Pleasant, Johnson county, Friends may call at the home any time after Thursday noon.

SACHS-—Rernardina EB, gt, mothe dianapolis; cal, and Ducther Miss Anna John and Henry Live. Raisin olis, an Mrs, George Stoltz, Los Angeles, Cal, passed away Wednesday a. m. Service at ine Planner & Ruchanan Mortuary Frid Friends invited. Cre« Friends may call at

2148 B® ala ware . Los Angeles, «Mary WW, Wily Willism A,

\ m. a oN fal A ing. the mortuary,

nge 38 and father of Mrs. Marie

SOUTHARD-—Walker DD (Doc), years, husband of Myrtle Lois Southard son of Southard, brother of Mis Wilkerson, Mrs, Alma Randolph Mrs, Susie Norton, passed away Tuesday evening at residence, 8537 N. Belmont. Services Friday, 10 a. m., Conkle Fu. neral Home Friends invited Burial Moral Park Friends may call at fu. neral home after ¢ p.m, Wednesday,

TAYLOR--Wiley Ford, 1450 Rembrandt st hishand of Cora, stepfather of Raymond Ward, brother of Harty and Ralph, passed away Tuesday, a. m Friends may call at the Riaseigy " funeral home, 9298 Shelby st, afte m. Wednes. day, Services Friday a" at the funeral home. Ihtetment Hill Friends invited CRRA

m.,, ‘Crown

Funeral Directors 5

“CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

193% W, Michigan Bt. BE-1084

PAUL E. DORSEY

202% KE. NEW YORK

LUALTTER

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

| 88 W. FALL CREEK BLYD. TA.88T%

R-1178

MARKET 1234 LIER BTR ER

BERT S. GADD

2180 Prospect st MA.G04S

GRINSTEINER'S

16801 E. New York MASI

G. H. HERRMANN

1303 8. EAST 8 | | MA. — HISEY & TITUS t MORTUARY N. DAN ARE ST.

MOORE & KIRK

(R-1158 CH. 1-1808

TA-6088 YOU PROFIT

rE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Mollie | and |

BY PROFFITT.

H. W. Proffitt _ TA-324) |

3040 N, ILLINOIR

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

248 N. Illinois LI-3400

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect New Location MA-4044

USHER MORTUARY

13 W. Washineton 8t. BE-4367

J. 0. WILSON & ¢0. | MA 8433 1230 Prospect St. MA-943¢

Florists & Monuments 6

SHOP

TA 4568

DELAWARE FLOWER A

Lost and Found

LOST- Phi-Psi Fraternity Pin, “Thursday. Safcty catchy near Madison ave. Library, Scnool $8. Mall 814 Midas Drive Wood: _rufl Dlace. Reward. FOU ND - Mal & part lac white spotted ad. 623 Gerrard dar. LOST- Black harness;

hound, bird dog:

K, Owner pay for

spaniel 18 6830

cocker license No.

BRINDL E DOG mate). ree Lie thse 047.

wit h Mack Ww A <1 370

LI. Ta 1300 PH

Help Wanted—Female 8

RESTAURIT HELP

Girls, white, 18-25: experience unnecessary. Guaranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridian.

WE WILL train 10 women answering this to be Beauty Operators, No tuition fee. Small dubley yan ed. No a S limit, Write call ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. 401 Roosevelt bldg. RI-0481.

LAUNDRY WORKERS-—Flat work operajors wanted at once. 2001 EB. Washing-

EXPERIENCED woman by fads is rug cleaner for repairing, bindin sewing rugs. Write The Times, by No. 81.

Girls 18 years up—Waitresses and Curb Service. SPENCER'S Keystone & Allisonville Road.

WAITRESS-—Roosevelt Inn, velit ave, Call TA-2041 after § p. m.

HOUSEKEEPER child, Stay BR-6718

STUDENT or young woman; light household dut "RE. Shanes room, board: smail salary, 0

AVON PRODUCTS, 534 inols oid need 3 high trpe women, Com Gi "R 5929 for appointment.

Birle & waitresses. The “Tee Pee.” Car Girls Fall Creek at 38th MIDDLE AGED, white, care baby, fo: home, stay nights. RI1-6287.

LAUNDRY CHECKERS — Apply NAgunaon at once.

2108 Rooseuntil 11 a. m.

full own

chared, room,

care one mall home.

BV01 RB

Help Wanted—Male 9 NTED—OPTICAL SHOPMEN 1 Neu te and spotter, 1 Rimless edger. \ Hand edger. Bevel insert me Ideal Working condi tions. Good salary. Stale a erience and salary expecte Write ineqiatery. P. O. Box 842, Dayton,

WANTED Experienced washman assistant, for bachelor service. Sonay position. State wante s cleaners. 3 *Hende ave. ai

YOUNG MAN high school graduate, age 18. 19 to be trained ag assistant i foo verage controller. Apuitud e for fiures Sit fal. Must furnish proof and application in own writing t Box 1080

or adndry. ia aly

Indianapolis Ti Times, | We

DAMMEL— Dorothea | TA A 5s yea! beloved mother of Mrs. A. Bertels, Mrs ! MIs Lilly Morris,

: Fiend: | may call after % p. m, Thursday

HELLER Wallace R., husband of Golde | NM. Helier, father of Earl Richard Heller, son of Mrs. Mary Heller, brother of Miss Far Heller, died Tuesday. Friends may call at the Kirby mortuary, Meridian at 10th. Funeral Friday, 9.30, at the mortuary: 10 a. m, St. Philin Neri | church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited.

HURT--Butler B, of Ada B. Hurt, Shaw and Mrs. father of i a JSthet of

beloved Ruchang | dather of Mrs. Fred B Sputich, grand- | ariiyn, Shey. |

age 3

invit suri Norn Salem nell

| Wool Presser

(2) experienced CREW MAN- * Wanted AGERS. Apply Holland Furnae ce Co, 740 E. North st, between 8:30VE

AnRachine No Toot CORP. nT . 26th § Et, $22.50. Wool Presser Steady. Meridian { Heights Cleaners, 120 E. 48th. HU-6931, | COUPLE—Over 50. neat, clean bl for inside selling. Ri gat Neer Tan a eridian.

living quarters, QLORED couple, it = and garColored or White,

dener, wife as cook. 144 WW. Wash,

Start work April 8 Joe Heath, ‘Barber 133 Ww. Market.

+= PIN BOYS Exp.—at once, Broad

Ripple Bowl, 1010 E, 63d. S| WANTED Worred we {en ted, work on small *% 150 Bron

and toa! 10ys.

| AGARAMA,

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Help Wanted-—-Male 9

Exp. Shoe Salesmen

o" oF" Fash Ioymment. FELTMAN-CURME,

gton — Porter

Exp, young, No Bunday, SERV . a 108 MR ENP. ATTENDANT, MA

Copper Mug, 400 N. Ill

Personal Services

(FENCE CO.) Hoosier Fence Co.

Rasy terms. HU

Personal Services

Factory, lawn, farm Est. free. «8361 —HU-6665.

(FLORISTS)

BAGSTER plants 10 0 'virgt Ria,

FLOWER

S~8pecializing in Virg Ma Flower MA-1786

oor« 8hop,

: Positions Wanted—Male 1"

YOUNG marrie n—24, desires Sale nosition with fed man: concern. 168.0: installing and Aer ine alot trica "equips ment. Times,

Schools & Instructions 12

~ ALUMINUM WI WELDING Basio Aireraft—Tubular

Modern equipment, competent instruetors, Work on actus) airplanes, Individual instructions, Day or eve, classes. Pay tuition weekly on long term finance plan, See Mr. Haxton. Roscoe Turner Aero. Corp, Municipal Airport, BE-5008.

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

lives signe our offer. Pay your tuition after vou secure employment. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL, 220 N. Penn.

THiS AD worth $28 on beauty course. ng f Sntfidous ec scarcity ] operators & th

Ear Hite th ROYAL § AB ak

12]

Personal Services

For yr hy MIKE'S LOAN Shien

8 MAT ne

55¢ CLEANING Alterations,

RI-0219, Downtown Delivery. H & 8 CLEANERS Capito! Ave CARE for thal child in my home, reas-

onable, Mildred Tunningley, 1308 Bradbury. GA-7008. ’ Hn

ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

ILE ULE SN SY LE LD CLEAN * PRESS “REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS

212-214 E_ 16th WA-0084

(BUILDING CONTRACTING) GENERAL REPAIR a _carpentering

an oofing, 8 Reasonable: cen OShOR BI 0859

CEMENT WORK

CONCRETE work: new or repair. Plain or colored. For estimate, call WA-B678

(CHIMNEY WORK)

SPECIALIZE in repairing chimneys. foun dations, leakin roofs, gutters: rock roo ol. Reasonab e. MA-8 i .

(CIGAR RTANDS)

EASTER Gifts for Dad! State Hi Cigar THE Custombutie Pipes. F. W. YOUNQ

CRUSHED STONE & CINDERS

| CRUSHED STONE, top dirt, driveway, ex

cavatin Sees g. grading, wood kindling. Rl.

(DRESSMAKING)

All kinds, children a speelaity. and delivery, EWELL." WA.

SEWIN gall for

(DRUG STORES)

DON'T forset her EASTER. Large seleoe High. Sy Som PILMAN'S, 2768 Roose

EASTER CANDIES—-Large selection. Gifts aan Morris Pharmacy. 16841 Villa ave, an.

DRY CLEANING

EASTER SPECIAL — Suits, LL a Budget Cleaners,

dresses, 300; 811 W. 30th,

(FENCE)

Ford Fence Co. nA and erect ites

low prices: hee estimates: terms. 3441. Night <1M6 8578 Winthron.

ATR A022 for BASTER

(GARAGES)

SPECIAL CAR Ww

Earl Hiatt att Garage, (INSURANCE)

"REVOKED

Certificater filed sibility

G. FRE

H. \ 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. MA-0421,

FLOWER BHOP, 200 W, Plants, cut flowers,

department,

RELIABLE INS, AGENCY, INC,

21st., corsages

—_—

ashing for I Easter, B0¢ 80c, 16 8 Boulevard place.

i i A.

AUTO LICENSE

with the state response New low rates,

IDMEYER, MGR

Real Estate,

MA«3428 D. MAZUR 108 B. WASH. 8T (LANDSCAPING)

TREE TRIMMING, godding rompt service,

rading, <6802.

evergreens, landseap= is our speciality.

PAINTING

WALL washing:

terior; aualit ops immediate service GANNON MATS 994,

painting, interior, ex.

(PAINTING & PAPERING)

3 | PAINTING, Sh rantee ALBERT,

LHovethanging Free es FRED BL

(PAPER SEAS

cleanin

§ 2. Work Saabs:

~4189.

Fred

Paper cleaning, w

& painting, Eves, call TA«1808.

all washing

PAPER CLEANING AND WALL WASHING

WALL PAPER cleaning and yall years RNS: BE-340 m.

12 _Ruaranteed,

"i shin 8

Paper Cleaning, wall washing

and paint ing All w (PAPER

Wall Paper

Sold, hung & cleaned, p't'g

work guar

MA-3170 RHANGING)

LI-8866

A sale of paper.

OH-4370

PAPER HANGING, _BE-25 545

wall pap per removed “by

12130 a roll with

steam, white help.

(PLASTERING)

hn PRANTERING a Prom service,

That speciafity

‘Satisfies " GA-7356.

Patch estimates,

(REMODELING)

dul

OF ALL KINDS

HAMMER -MAN BLDRS. Rl. 9744

EE ESTIMATES WE SPECIALIZE HOME REMODELING

(ROOFING & SIDING)

Rooft roofs, (RUBR stamps.

A-2928

NAME

Priotit Rubber 8S8tamn Co, 2

(SERVICE io

ng and siding. Built up Repairing a _specialty. ER STAMPS)

stamps, _ N. Del.

Blythe LI-

4145,

KENNY-RING'S P — Wilkins, §0¢. LI-0301

Jleridian sts.

HILLIPS “'66'" STATION Car washing,

(TOP SOIL & SAND)

v WNETIAN B BLINDS

PATTERSON SHADE

a FLOON COVERING S PENN

"KEITH SHADE CO.

RE LA Lh) RI-1581

A-1 SHADE CO.

ni LS RL REE

03 N GALE TL

Business Opportunities 29/20 TO SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION

RESTAURANT doing excellent business. Stock and fixtures. Sell 3 P. M. Monday, April 6th, Melvin Reidenback, Prop. WESTPORT INDIANA, 15 Miles south Greenburg on Rd. 3.

GRILL By

doing good busines SALE to the person who can quality. Burgess Grille, Lebanon, Ind, ROOMING HOUSE, NORTH— $260 mo. income, Terms, Acro Sales Co, 208 N. Delaware, RI -3812.

confectionery, R 1

Swaps 3 SACKS SWAP =v, to Tu.

318 E. Wash.—334 Ind. Ave. LI-0040.

TWO 450x21-inch tires, one new, one fair, Sell cheap. CH-1698.

PIANO—Apartment size, for good small _car, or will Da? cash, RI-6661.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

BLOOD- TESTED hacks “$7.50 per dred; 1 week, $8.50; Cockerels, $3.50

hun-

hundred JOB SSA ANDER'S 8. 6500 Pendieton Pike. CH-4136 C. R. Brown,

Easter Bunnies, 60¢c 5.0.52",

Service Station, 201 Kentucky Ave, RI-0265. Chicks Starters, custom hatch. IR-1957.

Eastside Hatchery, 4910 E. 21st. Farm, Garden, Plants

All Kinds, Brand New oe Saddles Other Earipient $25 up

arm & Home Supply, Ine. a" 1323 K Ky. Ave.

Roses Evergreens and “Shrubs. | Maschmeyer Nursey, 206 W. Troy.

Merchandise for Sale 34 Bedroom, Living Room, Dinettes, $79.50

Fisk Studio, 2310 N. Meridian Till 10, USED LUMBER as well as new lumber

always for less at SERVICE WRECKING CO. 320 N. West, LI-7910.

2000 WOODEN packing boxes, all sizes, 10¢ up. MILLION POPULATION W WRECKING _co 310 S. Delaware. LI-627

Army needs newspaper, ELIALYUIOLR clothing turn. RI-6623

$75-Electro-Chef electric stove, perfect _condition. Only $23. 706 E. Mo rris st

~ px12 Selection, $3.49

310 E. Wash. Special

STORE fixtures, bakery equipment, equipment; buy, sell. 419 Ohio

Mattress, brand new innerspring. 310 BE. Wash. Open eves. $12. 95

Randolp Small homes, low cost, lum

ber and millwork, WA- 3318 Bed complete, with springs. 310 E, Washington. $7. 95 ICE refrigerator, white,

Linoleum

Top Soil

and Sand.

IR-8516

asonable,

___ (TRUCKING) Serv,

Del,

ACME ‘ Def. Spec

Trucking,

Get Want Aa results in The LIMES at BR- | lowest word

RI.G588) for

$1.50 and up per hour.

rates auiok

Trkg. & DIvry, only

LI-9642

in the cit Phone

100-1b. capacity. good condition, $18,

8. 3775 Rockville rd. $200 SET Arrow grease ‘guns. Bargain. _1326 Broadway

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

Meadows used elec “washer, | $19, 50

porcelain tub, 027 N, Meridian,

GOOD TRICYCLE, $2.50, 2146 S. New

Jerse WR SUIT, size 32,

bargain, $8.

resulte at Yow AORR

TA-2041. 2173 N. Meridian,

{ Several to choose from;

Merchandise for Sale 34 10-Pe. Living Room Outfit

2 gd Suite ‘89 B50

mplete NEAL Sim CT

FINANCE CO. os N. Meridian

be told from brande new. $14.75; dining room suite; living suite, {t's beautifui and perfect, bedroom suite. real v pictures, hb P

Table “Lasios Floor End il gosician Table

1 2 1 2 1 1

Ari STUDIO, RUG--8x12, cannot

Boon $64.50; $50. 30 chairs, 2310

~ SINGER BARGAIN

Drop head treadle Electric Yortabe Singer console

BEDROOM, beant. nut bedrm., $39 pe bedrm., FE 50; chrome set 43 50: £29.80: living no £54.50: rug, x12 Save Purn Co., 1

$44.50; wale $34.50; 3 £29.50; chair, perfect, 212.75. Till 9 p.

5 2tevtail : another dinette, tilt-back cost $165, clean, perfect, 48 E. 23d. Cedar Posts NEW and USED LUMBER Window Sash and Frames Marion Material Co.

3046 Northwestern. TA-4543,

Khaki mercerized Run 10¢ =

50X, Lainqered, work or dres Doz, pair, 85¢c. Hip boots, Shee boots, drop cloths, tents, tarpaulins. 620 N. Senate Ave.

Cement, per bag + + + + . 606 Wright-Bachman Lumber Co. Union Stock Yards. amy RI-6000.

APEX, BENDIX AND “ABC.” WASHERS, Complete display new 1942 models. Fine

values. Terms as low as $59. 95 ,

£1.00 week 424 N. ‘, Open Eves,

BLOCK'S WHEE, Hotpoint Ironer .$109.95

HOME APPLIANCES CO.

3360 N. ILLINOIS. Open Eves. TA-1880, Genuine Inlaid Linoleum, 89¢ sg. yd.

Values Up to $1.89 Sq. Yd. HOOSIER PAINT & LINOLEUM 320 W. Washington. 211 E. Washington

HOOVER CLEANERS, genuine factory re-

built Fully guaranteed, $22 95 .

Terms. $1.00 week : BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill Open Eves, INSIDE GLOSS PAINT, per Ra ve. $1.19 INSIDE VARNISH, aie gal. wrevsver 139 INSIDE FLOOR er gal. 1.19 HO OSIER PAINT & Li} OLEUM STORE 320 W. Washington. 211 E. Washington. KELVINATOR, HOT POINT AND PHILCO REFRIGERATORS—New '42 models; immed. delivery, $129.95 up BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. IIL Open 1 Eves,

SUDDEN DEATH

sects. For sale at ALBERT G. MAAS,

G. E. RE FRIGER ATOR, 7 cH, unit; excellent condition, Terms $1.00 week . BLOCK'S W HSE., “42 4 N. 11. Open Eves,

ESTATE gas range, white porcelain, bt black trim. Excellent condition. $19.9 BEN HINSHAW APPLIANCE CO., Yoni Prospect. MA-9988. Open eves.

GAS RANGE, 8-piece dining room ru 9x12, Rgod condition. 2540 Brookside pkwy., N. drive byo- THIRM oil . Also buffet. MA- 0646

GAS RANGES, new & used, priced | BLOCK'S WHSE , 424 N. IIL,

ELECTRIC refrigerator, all porcelain, 6 cu. ft. A-1 condition, $69.50. Meridian Furn., 1712 N. Meridian Open eves.

DEAL DIRECT—NO FINANCE CO. Punishines for lovely 3-rm. apt., $119.50, TES STUDIO. 2255 N M TRIDIAN.

destroys bedbugs, termites, other ine

MA, 8315 f

31 Virginia.

burner, 266 Hendricks

$14.50,

Open Eves.

good condition, Pl.

_Ine,

Rooms Without Board 14

1135— Light; clean; hot water;

$3. BROADWAY, nersprings, constant bath. Phone,

2.50, COMFORTABLE room: near bath; 3 close Illinois car and bus. 2410 Pierson.

$5—Attractively furnished large roo nerspring,; gentleman, Inquire Meridian

Innear

2000 'N | 3

2060 N.—Comfortable, plenty hot water, private anirance: often eman

preferred; references. TA BOSART, 503 N.—Front, twin beds, hot water, Re home, good transportation,

BROADWAY, stairs room; optional CARROLLTON, 2546-83.50; ful room. well furnished, private home; _bhone, : TRAL, 2862 ) — Comfortable room, next re closet, private home. Reasonable. Phone.

downs

351--Large, front, sl 1 board

garage; gentleman;

large cheerinnersprings.

twin beds. BR- 3565. “Fe BEL YE 8, single

HARLAN, 302 HARLAN. beds, gentlemen, MA- 4001

NOIS, “2015 N.—Nicely furnished front: ILLINOIS bath: private home; gentleman preferred: phone. LUINOLS, 2424 N.—Large double win beds optional; innersprings; tedronanie. WA-1326 ILLINOIS, 2008 N.—Attractively furnished

studio bedroom, first floor, private entrance. semi-private bath, constant hot

water. IDIAN, 2044 N., NO. 5-Cozy studio, MERI room, private ghtranee! connecting bath: $8. TA-7608 MERIDIAN, oy N.— : Taree eds rivate entra Good transportation. WA-0030

PARK, 223¢-Large, comfortable combination living-bedroom: GownStats front. near phone. TA-0271 PENNSYLVANIA, 2101 N, APT. §—Lar Tore, Aes bath, private family. Couple or gentleman. TALBOTT, 2168 N.-Front 4 windows, hot or Pennsy fvania tery. Gentleman, TA-1887. TALBOT, 1850 N.—Large front, beautifully furnished; 2 closets; employed couple. TA-3875. TA-5819.

Io “hain,

340: rm, nr. Central ° reas

meals optional!

room; price

room, twin 38 syonamie:

e slecnins. room, near A: lemen preferred.

N. =DoNnstairs corner 2 employed.

TEMPLE, ¢4-Larn Mallory's and R

WALCOTT. “08 2: A einaows, twin beds:

MA-

FREON BLVD. twin heds. also single room. x VA- 8902.

Wash Blvd, N. of 38th: well-furn, prv, ' jav, suit. 2; prv. hm, HU-T052

13TH. 220 B.—Large, double, front room: clean: innersprings; near bath; reason able. RI-1836.

32ND, 615 W.—Cheerful front room: 2 closets; next bath; no other roomers. Garage. WWA-5320,

2IND, 511 EB. (Corner Central—Light ant, maple furniture, excellent be transportation. ROOM-—Suitable for 2 Preis entrance; constant hot water. 81 Bast, Apt. 1; a

Rooms With Board 15

$5.50 — UFT, 1542 — Attractive front; o elgg Ain beds. 2 meals, Genlemen. GA-5780

CENTRAL, 3185—Chosn. warm cellent Bose; home privileges. Telephone.

2838—Large front, venings.

leas nd

REAL

For Rent... For Sale

Hotels

Jap ‘Jones Hotels

EL $5 Up

“Weekly Rates

SPENCER HOTEL—Marvin Jones, Met.

Housekeeping Rooms N. ette studio apartment;

ALABAMA 2117 utilities CARROLLTON,

clean; running tion: private h

DELAWARE, 517 steam heat, ing distance,

DELAWARE, 8 ade bath, h

ILLINOIS |S. 2330 N. N 89 Fu Utilities 2

ILLINOIS,

2254

constant hot water,

1650

726 N.-

1 room “and kitohen= sink, hot water,

2 rooms; light, water, good Wansperas ome: a ults; $6.5 N. = Front; near bath; walk«

N.-—-3 Front ardwood floors,

rooms, Stoker

--2-3 room apartments, rnished or unfurnished.

— Beautifully furnished

rooms A prchenste, Frigidaire. Pri-

x entrance.

MERIDIAN, JL ance, children.

Adult

mn ~2 rooms,

. prive ate en-

A-0033 A-2030,

NOBLE, 417 _ Large front

SPANN AVE, ing apts, modern: heat

121 furry

N.-—Room, room, private entrance, $6.

next bath, $4.75.

9—Two-room housekeep1ished or unfurnished; and utilities furnished,

_ brivate entrance.

Ww ALNUT, 111 E.housekeeping an _ desirable.

LOVELY WOODR Large front £6 50, . Adults,

LOVELY w OODR Large front for 1. Adults, 10TH ST. 611 clean; walking car,

Boy ng

~Walking distance; clean; d furnished rooms; very

UFF, 608 M. DRIVE— oom, small kitchenette, TMA 22 260.

RUFF, 608 M. room,

M. DRIVE--$5.50 MA-2260.

room m kitchenette, near College

B-1 ey

20TH, apartment. $6. TA-8090

3700 EAST—Lovely bat

built-ins. tile blinds, garage. Euclid.

INDIVIDUAL cott ps with ARK

d Must GA-4054

1030 W.—Well private entrance,

1 ¢hil

furnished 2 room utilities,

apartment, venetian 109 N.

elrogin

Adults. Inquire,

furnished; 2 peono dogs. COOMBS seen to appreciate.

ages, be’

JONES TOURIST CAMP-—Light housekeep-

ing cabins; Alfisor s.

Apartments

wes

t on highway 36; near.

for Rent a

Choice apartments gladly shown. LI-

88.

LEGRANDE Apartments, 1435 E. LeGrande

ave: utilities You

paid; can't beat |

$27.50 secures front efficiency with

oe conveniences.

ESTATE

... Wanted... Loans

18A

“living Vene-

Furn. Houses—Apts.

PENNSYLVANIA, 1030 —

“1939 — Bedroom, room; light gooking; Frigidaire, tian blinds. $7.00.

WEST--3-rm. furnished apartment; adults only. 710 King ave,

WILL share |

share beautiful home, nicely ~furpished, with congenial employed couple.

«3765 HONEST couple to share home, 2100 east. s, Sy (C all _before 2 p.m). ) MA- 8187.

pe 5:

Houses for Rent

401 N.

6-room modern double KELLER REALTY, INC. HAYPRFORD, ib)

New ouble; garage, $42.50. VOODROFF REALTY. LI1-5258. BR- 6399.

‘HAMILTON

deena: $32.50 LI-4401.

1-bedroom

Farms and Suburbans

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

Union Title Company

Union Title Buildin 155 E. MARKET ST.

SPEED IS IMPORTANT IN REAL ESTATE LOANS GET THE FACTS—SAVE TIME

MORTGAGE CO. H. Duff Vilm 1017 Peoples Bank Bldg.

35 ACRES, extra fertile soil, well fenced cement corner posts, over 400 ramps of tile, no waste land; a pike; mail route, school, Ideal location to build. Miho [Sime 2 miles north of Somerset, In

FOR SALE OR FRADE M0atTe farm, 1 miles off Road balance pasture

, R. 1 ox 390A, Bridgeport, Indiana,

40- ee FARM, 28 miles southeast from Indiana ony Modern buildings, fully equippe acrifice Dcause of sickness. Call TA- 5358 after 5:30 p.

Business Property 21

HAVE several good “business “places ideal locations for groceries, restaurants, etc.: very Tan rents. 2503 Central: 4604 E. 4001 E. Michigan; 4301 E. For further details, call Mr, “Burtt. Hall-Hottel Co., Inc, MA-8581, MA-3221,

WE available;

General

22 W. Vermont

Apart LI-2439

i Up 1-2-3 rqom, A utilities. Adults.

929 N, New Jer

a and wo bedrooms

ra at 10th. O58 and

Upper. RI-2881

6. Jo-$3%: J0—Bedroom, n, Stove,

bat Thinithed. E. Market,

$40; GALE, strictly modern: _ paid; 1

bus line; BROADWAY, stoker. aw agaele. paid. 7

Adul

2337—4-Room

living room, kitche utilities

refrigerator, 1337

ts. See custodian,

Wanted to Rent 23 List ‘your rental property “with us. Owners, as well as tenants, find our ground floor location convenient. ALLISON REALTY CO.. Ine. REALTO 3 140 N. Delaware St. RI-2368

SUPT., wife want home or apt.

furn. or _unfurn, Ya. 4466 (Eve _IR- 7956).

Moving & Storage

upper duplex; water, utilities CH-2818.

hot adults. |

e, pofenes; $34; utilities

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Later

Estimates Free. Inspection Invited. 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019.

2029-31 1125-27

+e00.82,350

— Studebaker Realty

454-56

LI-4401,

Houses and Lots Sale 2842-14 MacPherson 5 Room side, semi-mod. in first class HU-2803. C. A. Young. Edw. Dillehay. MA-641 i 35638 N. ILLINOIS Recond.; new kitchen cabinets and bath Bridges & Graves, 243 N. Del. RI-3477. 1831 APPLEGATE; Gond South Side 5-rm. mod. ex 1-car garage. Stop in to see! L1-4304. MR. ED ZWICKER. RI-2368. NEW 2-bedroom. architecturally CcOT= rect “Victory” bungalows; 19th and $32.25 month, including estimated taxes & insurance on FHA plan. “Investigate.” Res., RI-8790. (3 REAL EARGAING Linden; 3-rm, double. Division; 4-rm. double ......8$2, 100 GA-6338. TOTAL PRICE, $1,000 $150 cash, $10 month, 3 rooms, electrie and paid. 4313 Crittenden, KELLER REALTY, INC. 3102 N. Arsenal—Terms 5-Room modern in v2 condition, ene MA-9821 EDW PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2714—7 room mode room, hardwood floors, full basement, Parquar furnace, 4 car garage. Accept

8 Double Only $2,150 condition. 8500 down, bal, terms. MA-9821, J. 8, Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del, fixtures; 3 bdrms.; dbl. gar. BR-6171. : APPL] $2,350, cept furnace; brick insl. siding; ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc, REALTORS Sharon (3000 West), $4,990; 109% down, 3 Off. -4264, Elbert 1. McDaniel 27 Li-1264 River; 4-rm, double 2308 Shelby. lights, gas, well. All improvements in Priced Very Low closed rear porch. nt. DILLEHAY MA-6411 ern; 3 bedroom, sun parlor, long living irege on small bungalow, Terms. CH

NOWLAND, 1603—6 room mod. good cone dition, built-ins, large basement, new furrace, fenced yard, low terms. Lee

Starks GA-5779. Starks Realty Co,

MA-)347, Open eves. Beau 560 N. Dearborn GD galow; near RCA; corner lot; $5250. O. W. BARBER. IR-3503,

TERMITES Free Inspection. TERMITE

Tin VY CONTROL CO. HU-4252, -2150; 1808 E. 68TH—Cozy mod. 5-rm, bung.; 2 lots; $650 dn, WA-4466.

FOR SALE--Equity in 4-room double, not modern. 45 S. Mount.

COLORED—VACANT $200 Cash; 18 Months. 2173 Hillside. 6 Rooms; 2-car garage. Price $2000. THE C. W. HENRY CO. 521 Lemcke Bldg. MA-46861,

Real Estate for Trade NE “Suburban 2 2 Bedroom “Bungalow Oil Heat. 3857 Kercheval Drive. (7500 east and between 38th and Rd. 67). Lawrence schools. Bal. of loan $3,600. pavabhle 330.83 per mo. Trade equity for rentals or lots for doubles. BR-6093.

MA-7441, JOHN MAX REALTY COMPANY,

225 N.—Nijce front room:

NE G_Aentiemen preferred; reas-

RYSTO good meals, onable. OAKLAND, Cross ventilation; RCA. hone. oXXORD 2¢] N.—Nice room. next bath, C, A. Mallory's. Breakfast a MA-3818. SPANN, 1131-—Nice room: three meals; innersprings: jaoneTn; near transporta-

m Rome. 518.

CARR TO OR fs nable rates. Sanitarium. RI-3006.

Children School age, preferred.

Mother's care, HU-7584.

Hotels dla Je Lr $5 WEEK UP, BARTON HOTEL Large, clean, attrac, rms.; good beds;

free parking. Delaware at Michigan. LI-5315.

for, Sater

—R00 1133-—Room ginyenan

good

BOARD — Modern ¢ou Arr gentlemen preferred. iM

“chronics and convalesMyrtle Lee

Comf. beds, gd. ht,, parking.

Semine $1 day, a

BROADWAY: 2465—Large 2- -DegToom APH

heat, water, gas

KENILWORTH, 34th at Meridien, oppo-

site SHopTidge. room, $65 A Salem. TA-52 208.

MERIDIAN, N. rated.

PENNSYLVANIA, sun parlor, Pua

ALEM, 3744-Up a tor, only. WA-8

404 E.

One-bedroom

Furn. Houses. Apts.

3720—Large livin bedroom, dinette and Kitchen. Utilities paid. See custodian.

hardwood floors. tile bat MA-3519, TA-6449,

gi aa Tee.

apt.; Sd and gas stove fun,

s. garage.

ooms, Ssun-

center ‘Inquire 3411

home.

room, edeco-

N., 2100 —3 Dedroom

7 room duplex; No pets.

A oh ST.

and wt pd: $50. Virginia ave.

$T. §7. ATTRACTIVE 2-room furnished apartnear bath, utilities, adults

ment, W. 20th,

Nicely Furn—~1 Bdrm. $50

LI-61383. E, 601% 3-rm,

Adults.

Merrill,

i = tile

Ss side;

949

120 E. North

18a"

rm, apt., nicely fur.

NEW trucks rented by hour, day or leased by vear. DEVE Hv furn. except driver. OURS

333 o. SOUT RI-6177.

Houses and Lots Sale 25 Near Allison's Beaut. 4-rm. mod.,

redecor., breakfast nook, built-ins, utility room, new Norge oil heater, laundry, gas heater, $4,250. GA-3995,

BRIGHTWOOD=—6-rm. mod. new furnace, roof, a5

er cent 5. pays every-

home, recon.

i $30.78 Dat thing, "Hudelson. OH-

MATT Ee ronal "ET A

H ST. E, 600 BLOCK—2 a some. lot; home and income, both

RI-7

GIBSON, 309 8.-—6 good condition, new asement, gara ¢

Real Estate Wanted 27 ~ | PAY CASH FOR SMALL

EQUITIES IN CITY OR FARM REAL ESTATE,

12 Union Trust Bldg. Jack C. Carr

MA-2377. HU-2200.

Wo or rans Sac for u @ class homes in all paris of oe gl ALLISON REALTY CO., 140 N. Delaware St.

WILL PAY $100 for equi hoe on The mmedia possession.

CORNER 31st and v) niand bide. MA-