Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1942 — Page 13
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WARDENS READY
275 Complete Course: and|'
Get Certificates; Teacher
Honored by Area. Brookside Park community stood
‘prepared today for an air raid, its
organization complete right down to the very block wardens.
At a meeting last night in the| community center the district was]
congratulated by city defense officials for being the first in the city to completely train and organize its air raid wardens,
318 Complete Course
More than 275 members of the district, an area 30 blocks long and|
18 blocks wide, received certificate.
S which acknowledged that they had completed the required training in
air raid wardenship and first aid. William Hoeltke, chief air raid
warden for the district, which is area
No. 47, announced that his had been divided into east and west divisions, eight subdivisions and 42 sectors, with. wardens for each unit. Besides these there are wardens for every block in the area.
Instructor Gets Watch
Arthur C. Helm, who had charge of instructing the wardens, was given a wrist watch as a token of the district’s appreciation. Mr, Hoeltke pointed out that the t duty of the wardens would be
make a house-to-Rouse canvass
of the area to instruct each individual on what to do in case of an emergency. Sector wardens last night submitted detailed maps of their area showing every home, building, street light, utility line,
wardens’ respective areas.
FESTIVAL ARRANGED FOR ST.. ANTHONY'S
8t. Anthony's
church, Warman
ave. and Vermont st. will sponsor
its annual festival tomorrow
through Saturday. The activities
will open with a dinner at 5:30 p. m. each day on the school grounds. The festival will close Saturday
with dancing in the school hall to
the music of Bob Whitsett and his orchestra,
Benjamin Kaufman
JEWISH GROUP MEETS QUOTA
National Chief to Learn $1029 Collected to Buy 6 Army Planes.
Success in raising its quota toe ward the purchase of six pursuit planes for the army will be reported by the local chapter of the Jewish War Veterans tonight when they honor Benjamin Kaufman, national commander.
Mr. Kaufman, of Trenton, N. J, will be guest of honor at a dinner to be held at 8:30 p. m. in. the Kirshbaum Community center. Max Rutenberg, commander of the Indianapolis Post 114, will report that the organization locally has raised $1029, its portion of $180,000 which
for the army. The meeting tonight is under the sponsorship of the local post and the U. 8. O, All service men are invited. Mr. Kaufman is personnel and unemployment director for New Jersey. He is on a national tour of posts and will leave tomorrow noon for a meeting with the Terre Haute organization. He received the congressional medal of honor for services during world war I.
improbable that
Today's War Moves
By LOUIS F. KEEMLE United Press War Analyst The full extent of Japan’s naval loss in the Midway island battle now revealed by the navy, coupled with the earlier losses in the Coral sea, make it seem
the Japanese will be able to strike
westward in the mid-Pacific again for some time. Since the start of the war, according to the Wash-
ington compilation, Japanese warships sunk or dam-
aged total 149, which includes the
destroyers and 10 aircraft carriers.
more than 15 carriers, although e estimates uncertain. It therefore seems unlikely that the Japanese will be able to assemble an invasion fleet of the size used in the Midway battle in the near future. Naval experts believe Japan y
concentrated. most of what remains
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of her fleet in the north Pacific.
Her venture into the Aleutian islands and the massing of troops,
mechanized equipment and air-
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impressive figure of 54 cruisers, 39 The Japanese may not have had conversions and secret construction
planes in Manchukuo indicates that her next major move may be in the north. Major Blow Almost Certain
Developments in the Aleutians are cloaked in mystery almost as impenetrable as the fog that shrouds the islands but the meager information available indicates that the Japanese move is on a fairly large scale and that the enemy as at-
tempting to increase his strength in the Aleutians. Japan's purpose, some observers believe, is to protect her flank against the United States for an attack on Siberia, just as the cam-
paign in China is to protect the
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main islands from American bombers based on Chinese fields. It is obvious that the Japanese, like Hitler, are almost impelled to make a major war move this year, because growing allied strength particularly of the United States, greatly lessens the chance of success in 1943. May Strike This Month
It you suffer hot flashes, dizziness, distress of “irregularities’
ties”, are weak,
Early victory in the China war, now in its sixth year, does not seem proabable, The Chinese report that they actually are getting more supplies by allied air transport than they used to get over the Burma road. China also is calling up 6,000,000 more men to increase her armies to 26,000,000. It would seem good strategy for ‘the Japanese to move into Siberia, where they have good prospects of
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id to kill [she did, Hitler might prevail and
success. The time to do it would be now, when Russia is exerting every ounce of her strength and resources to stem Hitler in European Russia. It is not likely that Russia would be able to divert an army from the western front to defend Siberia. If
Russia would be crushed between Germany and Japan. The Japanese thus stand to gain a great deal by attacking Russia. If the attack is made, American military observers believe, it is most
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HALF-STARVED SON HELD IN 2 MURDERS
GREENSBURG, Pa., July 15 (U. P.).—An 18-year-old Latrobe district youth, half-starved and covered with scratches after three days of hiding in the woods, was held today in the death of his mother and step-father in what police described as a “murderous plan that backfired.” The youth, Russell Roddy, of Latrobe R. R. 2, was arrested last night after three days of hide-and-seek with authorities following the killing of his mother and step-father in what appeated to be a routine automobile accident last Sunday night.
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‘MILK MINIMUM
Producers Get Increase, But Board Says Users Are Not Affected.
A “floor” was placed under the milk-price structure in Marion county yesterday by a state milk control board ruling that producers shall receive no less than $2.75 a hundredweight for Grade A milk, This move will not affect the price of bottled milk to consumers here, board officials said. The board’s action had the effect of boosting the price the dairymen are row getting for their milk 10 cents a hundredweight, The prevalling price is $2.66.
Sliding Scale Unchanged
It did not change the slidingscale regulation now in effect except to provide that the prices paid the airymen cannot go under $2.75. The sliding-scale system is one which bases the price the farmers get for their milk on the Chicago butterfat market. When butterfat prices in Chicago go up, the prices paid to farmers go up and when they go down the prices here go down. The ‘milk board's action was taken upon s petition filed by local dairymen. No action was taken on another petition asking that a similar minimum be fixed for all milk sold outside the county. Oscar Swank, Orleans, a manufacturers’ representative on the board, was elected vice chairman to succeed O. J. Stunkard, Brazil, who died recently. Another board member is to be appointed.
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Deaths—Funerals 1 In so nes., July 16, 1
ENHAM—-M len (former Vivian Bridges), 1416 8. Menaian, beloved wife of Glen Benham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patton. Funeral from Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 S. Meridian, Thursday, 2 p.'m. Burial Memorial Park. [Lebanon, Ind., papers please copy.l
CORYA -Casins M. xo beloved brother of and ele of|
an until noon bo BY funeral ae “ou Pont, Ind, Si 6 p. m. Thursday.
DOYLE-—Charles E., husband of Elsie Flo, father of Mrs. Dorothy Reid, Mrs. Marie Francis, Mrs. Helen Lucas, Beulah, Betty, Jean and Arthur Doyle, also five grandchildren, passed away Tuesday morning at his home, 1452 English ave. Services at the residence, Thursday, 4 B. m. Friends invited. Burial New rown.
HARDESTY—Alwilda J., beloved wife of St. Mimo Hardesty, mother of Mrs. John Brewer, Bouthport; Omer Yeager of hire land, Mrs. Edwin ‘Eller, Grove City, P and Bugene Hardesty of Lafayette, passed away at her home in Southport, Tuesday, 5 14, Fuser) Friday, J 17, 2 the C. Wilson eral Home, 1236° Porn st. Friends invited. Burial Greenwood. Friends may call at
the funeral home after 4 p. m. Wednesay.
HUBBS—Lula Belle, wife of Emory, mother of James, Olas, Daniel and Mary Ann, daughter of John Johnson, passed away Tuesday St. Francis hospital. Also survived My one brother and two sisters. Friends may call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect st., after 7 p. m. today. Service Thursday, 2 ,’m. from funeral home. Burial Floral ark. Friends invited.
MIKELS-—Frank M. age 60 years, beloved husband of Bessie L. Mikels, brother of
Harry BE. * Fred H. Mikels, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, T
we eo residence, 4618 CGraceand. ave, Crow ends
ley service.
ato Bl FE inspoli Nuesday at the h f her Funeral Thursday, " - vy the bell Funeral Home in Danville, Kansas, Ill.
SH. arles E., age 88, ther of Mrs. h
ter.
n Hill may call at the residence any time. Shir-
MO OFFETT Mary L., mother of Mrs. James | Reeds, C., and Charles Phsgea away
Burial
beloved faandfa-
engineering office. uld be reasonably fast, ee pa know lish, be familiar with office practice and have good phone persists. interesting work and excellen Jnr for El ht party. Saarees. Box se, ating age, experience, schooling and salary desired.
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2255 N. Meridian—Open Till 10 P. MAINE
Sale/
Brand New Innerspring Mattresses
$19—3-Pc. Bedroom Suite, $54
9x12 RUG...
Living Rm. SUITE....
19
0dd Chests $12, Baby Beds, $12.50.
End Tables $2.98
Dining Rm, SUITE....
$69
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Bed, comp.
$975 [| & reerrere $149
Bates Studio, 2255 N, Meridian. ernis oridia. | pa Open Tonight Till 10 P.M.
ance | Personal Services
13 Personal Services
(AUTO SERVICE)
13 4
(AUTOMOBILE SPRINGS)
236 N. Ill. No phone calls,
children, stay. cooking. BR-7408,
Housework ? Mo
Help Wanted—Male
BOOK MEN—ATTENTION
Low-priced encyclopaedia deal. A real money=maker. No canvassing.
Contacts furnished. Average $80 a week comm. We show how. Opening ger. L. 8. Bims Claypon! Hotel, Wednesday and Thursay. MAN capable of o aig ou] fhiesmen Co oo dant es to sell Horte 50 Cents aie. Crew manag good iraight comm, 3 Ww. ICE ROUTE DRIVERS POI AND FUEL 3065 orthwestern UCK DRIVER—Whi past 17 years. “pr river and helpers must ft. 10 or over. 05360 N. Keystone. Bxporien ced. CLIMAX MACHINERY CO., 121 Morris.
for field mana tein, CREW MANAGER e Ribbon B stissecple: Ape So. " W 3 ont, EXPERIENCED TE Ios. 26 or a. a Colored id TOOL DESIGNER
Estimator
Part time, 2- 3 days-a week. Address Box 863, Times
Good wages. 8820 Fall Creek Blvd. 2 Fountain Men
Good wages. 3820 Fall Creek Blvd.
COMPANY $1 an MA-3301. 219 BE. OHIO ST.|WE SELL service for your car. INDIANAPOLIS SPRING CORP. Automoy hour. For interview, write Box 850, it : Repalrin Lubtiostio 80th St. age. biles, trucks, dependable Times. ERLE | C Indianapolis Want Ad Number, RI-505L | 36 W. 30th. WA-894. san service. $33 W Week. rr Ehes® Exp. day or night, $15-$20. ine| Waltress
Rooms Without Boar:l EACH—New Jersey, 2011 N.— Twin beds;
REAL ESTATE For Rent . .
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Llyste home; good transporte iiom, TA
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COLLEGHE, 2430_—Large 3 room unfurnished apartment. Frigi aire, roel ventilated. Private entrance
Housekeeping Rooms
sonvéulenses; for gentlemen. ' 2310 N.
$3.50—NICELY furnished single foom; all
COLLEGE, 1534—North; lower 3 rooms _ gentlemen; wife or mother ir housekeeper; clean; very quiet; adults only.
Reon ce; phone
1235 N.—Cool front room, sun-| DEARB rch; SONAR hot water; anid serv-
BEVILLE AVE, 1026 N.-Attract ve front Y40m, m, private ance. Privileges; $3.80
ORN, 560 N.—Lovely bedroom; use
2 itober; 2-room apartment. 109 N
De room with kitch- “ a ght: employed Sh 5
SEER, 222244. nished, tubs, showers, constant yaten innersprings, phone, c¢aily maid rvice.
DELA' 80; beautifully furonstant hot|
I N.—PFirst floor; large a room; private entrance; semi-private bath.
ILLINOIS, 1440 N.,, Apt. 8—3 furnished
RADO, private home. Near naval © and
606 N —Bleeping room in i sdnance
Togs; private lavatory; utilities; adults
ILLINOIS, 1726 N.—Immaculately clean, lovely furnished, private bath; Frigidaire.
IMEROR: oo raeh, Jou oiriine ) 3 y oJ im home. CH-18814J. 1407 Neat. Delaware, bu
‘front;
B. 10th ’ parline;
2 2 girls; reas. LI-2044.
Private entrance.
KENWOOD; 3418-3 00H furnished apartment, downstairs, good ventilation, Sink, electric Sg Adults. After 6 p.m
DELAWARE, 713
APT. ¢—Nicely furRished Jeont, 3 in bath, laze closet,
MARKET, 1514 B.—$6: 3 front un , private entrance, ok my porch.
8 N.—23 rooms; Frigid-
HE o1S, pa N—Attractive fran bed, 3 windows, hot water; g:n TA-8388.
Hoa.
aire; Pi path: entrance. Also room, kitchenette.
823 B.—3 Rooms, next bath,
MERIDIAN room; ideal f convenience. ox.
MONTCALM, 1640—Double room oi: Riverside carline; preferred.
ns N—Attractivs studio wishing comfort,
private home, gentlemen
redecorated. Also 1 room housekeeping apartment.
Ga Sn he Sarat rooms u e, . autts, FA-7683, " 3
WASHINGTON, se
H~Ons unfurnished room; kitchen
rnished; private
MORRIS, 631 B—Downstairs rooms; vate home; good transportation: I~ springs. 1-3 etm
on.
fr Bay ‘adults. «2372.
NINTH, 122 BE.—3 single rooms; cool; constant hot water; private entrance.
home: closets;
COAL TRUCK DRIVER -
EXPERIENCED. 1450 KENTUCKY AVE.
BARTENDER—Elderly, must be good Oatholic, ‘experions SHotes unnecessary. Can give
onaby ; phone.
owl furnished rooms; gen lemisn! reas-
NEW JERSEY, 8.-Sleepini i 12TH., 610 E.— r front room; inneri rn hy bath; Nod, quict; goo springs; per is child welcome. P Ih (Near Real SIE). Attractive] WEST ON 36, near Allison's, 3 streets west
Lynahy urst gre turn north. USEKEEPING CABINS,
Funeral Directors
~ FLANNER & BUCHANAN
25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-8377
BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect St. .
‘GRINSTEINER’S
1601 E. Nsw York G. H. HERRMANN 1508 8. EAST ST.
HISEY & TITUS
MA-6049
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
room 43 W. St. Clair.
GOUNTERMEN RI-6283, 9 AM.-13 N.
MIDDLE AGED white couple to work in
1984 W. Michigan st. rooming houge. Call 332 E. St. Clair. PAUL Ex DORSEY Ha oF PLNioman. Must have] 8925 E. NEW IR-1178 : : FARLEY-FUNERALS =z |Selosmen—Agonts 9 1604 W.Morrls| 755 MEN for downtown distribution. Apply RANDALL STUDIO, 210 Oceci-
dental bldg.
Schools & Instructions 12 A ————————
IMMEDIATE CLASS IN Aircraft Engine
MECHANICAL TRAINING 3 Men for 9-11 A, M. 5 Men for 1- 8 P. M 2 Men for 5- 7 P. Classes meet on PAR Ue Mon-
SHIRLEY BROS. CO.
945 N. Illinois
MORTUARY days through Fridays. 951 N. DELAWARE ST. NO MAP be Als 1 os 4 : 7:30-9:30 Eo 0 place for 4 men 9: MOORE & KIRK Tuesday and Thursday evenings and IR-1159 CH-1808 TA-6056 (§ 3 Men tor Fatuidays or Sundays, 9-12 PROFIT ant = H. W. Profit 57encerrrr Only $20 down, balance oxy, N - own, balan y. No 3040 N, ILLINOIS TA-3241 Inteset charge.
MEN. IMNnOl Chisum cil) ROBERT W. STIRLING
Roscoe Turner Aero Corp. Bus Leaves 44 Ky. Ave.
TACOMA, = 1117 N.—Downstairi' ro private home, good transporte: om, girls, reasonable. CH 5073-R.
one for you, tastefully furniskisd,
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TALBOTT, 2952 N.—No need to sielter in a hot little room, we have a l::ite cool cone
ATTRAOTIVE, rmdhed. rooms; ivory woodwor! tition: adul 986 Massachusetts Wo oth. LI-0328,
UNFURNISHED, 3 rooms. First house east of N. Harding on 64th st. BR-4181.
large
For Sdle .
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Business Property" | MODERN freight terminal,
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LAKE HOLLYBROOK — Furnished; water
Wanted to Rent
2-ROOM CABIN, furnished. ities paid, $6.50 week. 3413 W, Washin
MANAGEMENT—RENTAL SERVICE. ALLISON REALTY 0O.,
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Inc. RI-2368.
Moving & Storage
Estimates Free, 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave,
HODGES STORAGE 00.
Store Now—Pay Six Months Later. Inspection Invited.
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Houses and Lots Sale
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< Rooms sat” Dinetie_ Garae THE HOME YOU WANT See salesman dail % to 12, or 3 to 7 2178 8. Delaware st.; S-reom is
on the 700 block S. Park development.
TT NEW BUNGALOW _ _ 2514 S. DELAWARE ST
ppes in our Rhodius RAVES CO., B
BUILDERS tL 243 N. Del. - RI-3477 BR-1426] J- 8. CRUSE REALTY CO., 128 NA Di ; ELLENBERGER PARKWAY, 836 BE. Drive, 4-Rm, semi-mod. 311 Wise Irvington; owner's ultra-modern corner BARGAIN consin. A real bargain foe stone hore; loin glass am al Juiex bi ied RR Le e lavatory down as hea 'eop a g 2-car garage, social room with ep aoc MA-5922 JAcoB3
i6th 715 E. 23
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General Apartments
8021 WEST 10TH 8
NEAR ALLISON'S
near schools, park; near Naval lant hot wats, 3. mun «ia five| Apartments Unfurn. 18| Gnd Harvester. “Sactifie. Open today. OLR at. 2 E 1th; lot wilh Bu UNION, 01i—Nicely furnished bedroom, ALMOST A DUPLEX Tlinofs. LI-3814. hoes , Lovely private Roti; ree. APARTMENT RENTAL BUReAU $2000 Cash, to close an estate; 10 rooms, Rod Choice apts. gladly shown. L1-5588.| 5 down, 5 up with separate entrance, | Real Estate Investment 25A Covel prlesia home, next batt, Tent: H. H. Woo dsmall | A ne modern except bathine as a =e 3, - on. ast an L767 : S AAR TMENT RENTAL ale y LLER REALTY, LI-4401 (Eves. HU-1728) DOUBLE HOUSE iWin Ded gent, | 108 £ WASHINGTON 11-5803 For Sale or Exchange
NEAR ALLISON'S excellent transportation; gs optd
8; room in private home; esl on-
60 N; nice, modern,
ent. 75 B.; luxurious, 100 N.; finest, lux., S-rm. a
ow “Bungalow per artment; ent; gar.
pin; A-1 cond.; modern;
OLY CROSS AND Owner lived here 20 years; clean as a 3-bedroom; $400
628 W.—Lovely room 8-Rm. mod.; new furnace; $4750; terms| district en oa] Cree 2617-2619 oe private home; 3 ‘einploy 1; rea-| 22 W. Vermont. LI-2439. | very easy. Now vacant. svi Jr. Rowvane st., . line, rents a $30 sonable. 'TA-1289, $35; 633 E. 10TH—Upper 5 rooms; bath; KELLER R. ¥ . LI-4401 onth, Sod Com composition shingle roof, 32D, 603 E.—Unususlly pléassn:, by ome bul-ins; sleeping porch; redecorated; 721 ELM—VACANT polished od floors. vo Siligetatons, fortable room, twin hens Ir tiemen.} adults. sell or exchange for farm roperty. Do Good ie std Ta 3% COLORADO, 41 ie bath Prigias 2 I Myre Mors Bice’ +5506. “Fer “Terms Bat bo tgants, write * Bldg Hot i IDEAL ROOM for re; Jute, kitchenette; bath; datre; R.. WELCH L1-3428. | ASeNCY, estern Reserve Bldg, Mune Sook: Sarage, radu Ay—somh, évening oa: utilities. IR-0105. ? el JUAN XR. ay 5 cle, Ind. 2 ELA ; SEMI-MODERN—TER MS | COLLEGE, 6320-22—Owner sacrifice 51635 N. D! WAR Soo Was distance; sVTacHve, 60, quIet| One two-rm. and Xitohenette spartment,| 1814 W. MINN.; § fooms ............ $1,900] Dodorn double. Terms. Appointmen zoom with employed couple; ‘sulichle for| $30. Utilities are mot included. Call Mr’| 1618 W. VERMONT; 8 rooms ........ 1, R319. defense worker. 6642 after 8 ». m. Burtt, HALL-HOTTEL CO., MA- 8581. JOHN R. WELCH & SONS. 11-3423 BARGAIN, cash. Sump: RECS E E Joy er so op ara, | Les eal ndiiths &, Hike ractive , 15 ern 7-room house plus Teroom; AIN, cash. Jones Tourist Camp; GA-5012, Furn. Houses Apts. - 18A Insulbrio; large lot; $4500; terms. Bargain.| streets west Lyndhurst dr. highway 8 BEDROOM and living room for &; redec- Mow W.; private eff. apt.; employed couple. . T, -6360, orated; convenient location. 3024 N.| 48 E.;’ nice bedroom apartment; aduits.| HALL-HOTTHL CO. MA-8581. F Suburb Sale Tinos, Evenin als Bagi ogni gtd BENS son mian| Farms Suburban Sale .26B
Loans
Houses and Lots Sale 26
TT Cape God Colonial ; oi ome
‘ROAD 1%- Stony white brick and frame in of condition. Only 4 yrs. old. in beth
transferred to Chicago. 1 Blocks to city bus, BR-6093, MA-1441 % JOHN MAX REALTY CO,
6-ROOM MODERN—$150 DN,
tion, cross dock loading "facilities. Box is A TT u: , 18 z0 2 DESIRABLE ROOMS, DO ‘OWN; | nice lot, garage, paved ta Neas CARMEL, IND. Phone 59. Fountain Square, inspect 1313 Taonard, el . - w Resorts and Cottages 22 EG Gann.
E. KESSLER vd 0 we wooded ie Soma
lot;
3-bedroom on § front; fishing; swimming; boats elec-|. slate roof. oat J Tow grits ape and | tricity; very reasonable. HU-$34 terms Now cans, JOHN B, LOOKA~
BILL, BR3425 L. D. MAZUR 7 $500 Down—2503 Shelby §f St.
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L — ALLS iy on w 18 prigldaice; Vkusually Stinasiive; East Side Agent. 4300 E. Washington.|% ACRE tracts, cottage sites, good fishe ost and Found 7 Aircraft Welders ooms With Board 3 Ons: Drei ; utilities;| Gal) TR-4200 any tim ing. Patton lake, 35 miles ut. ; BRO. AY, Large, attract Go room; | FI 336 E. Raymond; 3 bedrm. mod. garag 1 ge Ba ir Gorgias, ml, pink ei | / 8-12 Weeks for Certficate meals; cross ventilation; large closet; I oud to Lovely corner lot, fine location; $4500. IDEAL HOME BN ow 3- room x odern Tal on lover eve “eth Men or Women innersprings. WA-3335. phil Studebaker Realty j,G*:3t.y | off 5015 Rockville road. BE-0130, Includes tubular clusters and alumi W. - WASHINGTON—4-room, bath apart- : Do 35 acre ta. FORT. femsle; red brindle; ont; completely furnished with descriptive list, nearly 300 homes. wih. 33 monn, % gorew tail Monday. a a Se only; || pum. Real opportunity, Hotels = 16 oe igi nell ot, $i. FREE “55a payment from $100 up. $10 Fic nome Hien.” Cooper, To : Tuition moderate down payment, bal- PURITAN TEL COMPLETE if desired. Party buying furni-| Call, write or phone. ~. LOST Female hrown_and whi ", ance weekly. No interest charge. Ho HOTEL §55VICE| ture may ent apt. with electric refrig-| O. L STARKS REALTY CO. MA-0UT.|Rega| Estate for Trad Reward, 5300 W' 10th Ba ians c Market at New Jersey St. Pen Date ned. Information 6-ROOM_ modern doubl Garfield as Roscoe Turner Aero orp Permanent, $5. week up. pa, 51 up. Park; is abn buys. en on ae GE A-1 grocery and Brown LOST—Lady’s gold wrist watch. Rn B. “Our Graduates Serving Aro WASHINGTON, 1821 W.—3-room ished farm, clear, for good f for amount. Good location, m, s arm south, engraved on back. vicinity Persiing Globe” WILSON HOTEL Yayne, Spastment; ar utilities: pr private en- GA-3443, will assume. GA-3442. and Washington. Reward 4 Municipal Alton, BE-5005 ff Elo we an a cd. 3 Tms, ; : LOST—Hamilton wrist watch at Hollands | mm ———————————— CERNE fe VE ome; sicker: § a lot. Walter] Real E cafe, Tuesday evening. Reward. 1424 Telrigeration] Wa-Es Folkerth, Hast Sige «oo 3 | Real Estate Wanted Central. LI-0671. International Beauty School Housekeeping Rooms = 17 . Call Lo TE YOU have veal estate het You would YOU have real estate that yi ks you to help supply the demand for | Houses for Rent og fo al oo RED AND BLUE key case, driver's license, | 88ks y Pp Suppy en YOU want a new s like to exchange jor ather real estate, on bus Fridsy. ‘HU-2186. beauticians, * Spasia price and terms. 229 . $3.50; NEW JERSEY, EE Sa SII =o TCT ARI re ant and es is na on see me at my office. INITIAL PIN. G. GC. B. © . Pennsylvani 7} losly fumished room. Phone. Wolking $50.00 Beaut., brand mow, Brick Bungalow. v $33 per month, you should see 1435 “1 SPECIALIZE IN IN TRADES" and Pennsylvania st. Reward. LI hi $750 8) -iiraom home: semi modern. Beiwice "Ty Jack Duncan 5 Lemcke Bla. LOST—In vicinity of Williams Cr ; |Special Announcements 12B argon oie oo ee] WA-4466, (Eves, TH-T030). SANCHoFT. 3 oss FI new orm. strictly mod. MA-7338, 12-3000 brown dachshund. ‘Peter.” Call Se x ii i two 5 ‘tion; ts only. For Defense Workers Bros. MA-3 We have numerous buyers for sil LOST—Lady’s diamond ri viginty ferred 20 shares on 8 Se- WAY, 1138—Ro Sink, ores: “ven- 6 BUYS py class homes in all parts of the city, Longacre Park. .Reward. I B cured Uiderwriter % of *iaton. ’ ech 04.80; New 3-Ream Bungalows 4,300 owner's §-room . modern wiiters, Jstryor ed stock A] 83: Room, enette, era nmer Prefers Adults—$50.00 *bungaiow; good condition. 431 Ford,| ALLISON REALTY CO. INC. _ RI-538. Help Wainiod-Fomala 8 Brasevile, 154. Sa 3545 fur iahed erie Qaroline ent Hilde $4,000 Sve Tien Hoe single on W. | R WANTED Ti rr ey ince. #126 Hillside | #4, eal Estate Loans =| baby te Sor ¢ ts 7 el ear” College). WA. ar uw | mixin iC, 8 8 Marta me) Moris Terme Aero Realy Oo, = man and wite: unimer io Michigan, education. Vadaress Times, Box > - 3 rh 13,500 HOME, $13,500. Beautiful; 3 bedBeauly _ an fle Ze tt Safnen: ine: BE: | Farms Suburban Rent 20’ toms; new brick; excellent focation. || “THAT HOME AY i Careiieed to good op. | Personal Services Ts veo Le ; A840 YOU THE LARGEST ener. : mn Suntan ed to good-op- ro, ovary ror When scquiring property follow — Ee SE SE in-|} PART OF THE PURCHASE a the safe method.
