Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1942 — Page 21

SOFT PEDALLED,

HIGGINS CLAIMS

Cites ‘Advice’ That He Was

Played Down, Bethlehem Played Up.

WASHINGTON, July 24 (U. P). —Andrew J. Higgins, New Orleans shipbuilder, said today he had been advised that employees of a government war agency had been told to “puild up‘ the Bethlehem Steel Co.” and “to soft pedal and play down" his—-Higgins'—firm., The maritime commission last week cancelled a ‘contract for construction of 200 liberty ships at Higgins’ yards. Testifying before two house merchant marine subcommittees, Higgins said “a member of their staff” —the war agency’s staff—called him last night and told him that six weeks ago employees had been called in and advised “to soft pedal and play down Higgins, to soft pedal Kaiser and build up Bethlehem.”

Utilized Mass Production

By Kaiser, Higgins meant Henry J. Kaiser, west coast shipbuilder who, like himself, has utilized mass production methods in ship construction, Higgins did not say specifically what agency his informant referred to, but he had been discussing the

:maritime commission and left the

impression that it was the agency in question. Higgins said he had “known for 60 days” that the yard in which he expected to build the 200 liberty ships never would be completed. The maritime commission ordered the contract cancelled on grounds

{ that there is a shortage. .of steel.

Denies Steel Shortage

Higgins, who has denied existence of such a shortage, said that “this cancellation comes not from a shortage of steel but because of my unbridled tongue.” Higgins told the subcommittees he had complained that American ships were not adequately defended against the submarine menace and that such comments had been considered “lese majeste.”

NEW ORLEANS, July 24 (U. P)). —The unfinished Higgins shipyard is being dismantled, Lee R. Sanford, regional construction director of the U. 8. maritime commission, said today. Sanford estimated that 5000 purchase orders were involved and added these would be cancelled “as rapidly as possible.”

HEALTH GROUPS MAP PARLEY IN CAPITAL

Executive committees of two public health organizations met here today to plan for the annual conference of state and provincial health authorities and the association of state and territorial health officers to be held in Washington, D.C. The committees represent organizations in the United States, its territories, and Canada. Dr. John W. Ferree, state health commissioner, is secretary-treasurer of the state and territorial association and was host to the group at Hotel Lincoln,

LOCAL FIRM GIVEN ARMY-NAVY AWARD

The 20-worker Whittington Pump & Engineering Co. plant, 225 8S. Meridian st., has been awarded the new army-navy pennant for out-

~ standing war production records, it

}

was announced today, in Washington. : W. P. Whittington, head of the local firm, said his plant got the award “for accomplishing the impossible, I guess.” He said his plant is mainufacturing vacuum heating units for army projects. Mr. Whittington said there are only “four or

five” manufacturers of this equip-

ment acceptable to the war department.

MUNITIONS OUTPUT SOARS WASHINGTON, July 24 (U, P.) — ‘The joint United States-Canadian war production board reported today that the annual rate of munitions production in this country for the second quarter of 1942 was nearly four times that of 1941, and that Canadian production in the second quarter was almost tires times the 1941 rate.

u.s. Sailors on

Leave in London

LONDON July 24 (U. P).— United States navy men arriving “on leave from the American task force with the’ British fleet, said today that they had been in action against attacking German planes and had shot down three or four of them. They said the task force had been in action about 45 minutes all told against the enemy planes in a series of attacks. James McCleery, 20, Watertown, Conn. said that the navy men had been eager for action and had welcomed their first chance to fight. Hundreds of the sailors arrived today on their first leave.

ABC FINES 2 HERE: SUSPENDS 7 OTHERS

The state alcoholic beverage commission today fined Square Deal Liquors, Inc, 150 W. Washington st., $100 and suspended their liquor permit for five days for selling more than four quarts to one customer at one time. The M & M Cafe, Inc, 3404 N. Illinois st., was fined $50 for sale to a minor. The permits of five northern Indiana beer wholesalers were suspended by the ABC for five days for selling more than one-half barrel to non-permitees. The companies penalized were: The La Porte County Distributing Co., and Roscoe Meyer Beverage Co., both of La Porte; Michiana Beverage, Inc. South Bend; Lake Beverage Co., Fast Chicago, and Herman H. Riley, Rensselaer.

SUGAR BOOKS SHOW POPULATION GAINING

Hoosiers totalling 3,475,356, just 47,560 more than the state's 1940 census report, have registered for rationing books, according to William F. Rightor, state sugar rationing officer. Marion county's total registration for ration books has reached 491,434 which is 30,508 more than the 1940 census showed for the county. Mr, Rightor indicated that the registration seemed to bear out that the state's population had increased during the past two years because of war industries. He also said that other industries, such as canners, were employing persons from the south to work here. The registration of retail sugar users in the state totaled 9031 and 140 wholesalers registered. 'A total of 11,491 industrial and institutional users registered.

NO NEWS AS ANYONE COULD PLAINLY SEE

WASHINGTON, July 24 (U. P). —News was scarce at President Roosevelt's press conference today. Asked about new steps to control inflation, the president said he had no news. Asked about his reaction to the senate voting to take the synthetic rubber campaign away from the WPB, the president said no comment. Asked whether he planned to see Andrew J. Higgins, New - Orleans shipbuilder, the president said he didn’t know. Asked whether he planned to see Henry J. Kaiser, California shipbuilder, the president. said he didn't know. At this point, the newspapermen chorused “Thank you, Mr. President,” and filed out of his office.

U. S. TO COUNT VEHICLES WASHINGTON, July 24 (U, P.). —The WPB today ordered a na-tion-wide inventory of new commercial motor vehicles trucks, truck trailers, ambulances, hearses, station wagons and off-the-highway vehicles—as of the close of business on July 31.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times., Friday, July 24, 1942

ASPY—Walter, Rusband of Mary B. Aspy, brother of Mrs, Loretta Click, Anderson,

Mattie Moore "Milwaukee, 8

Wis.,, and Doc E. Aspy, Hollywood, Fla., passed away Thursday evening. Funeral at ‘Berean Missionary Baptist church, Wade and Linden sts, Saturday, 3:30 Die Friends may call at the home,

Epler ave. BARKER—Ollie H.,, age 71, beloved wife of James H. Barker, mother of Mrs, Beryl Hopes. Mrs. William Bakemeyer, John Maxwell Barker, sister of Dillard Sands of Roachdale, Dawson Sands of North Vernon, Mrs. Maude Adkins, Long Beach, Cal, and Mrs, Myrtle Dillman, passed away Thursday Funeral Saturda, p. m. at the dence, 312 N. hiondt Friends { Burial Memorial Park. Friends ma

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Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times., Friday, July 24, 1042

CLARR Marjorie Jean, beloved daughter ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Burley Clark, sister of Rut Ts, Kenneth and James Clark, passed away July 23. Services Saturday, ik. m. at the Hillcrest Daptist church, Villa avenue and Pleasant Run parkway. Burial New Crown cemetery. Friends may call at Little & Sons Funeral Home, 1001. Main street, Beech Grove.

FISCHER—John' James, age '65 years, beloved husband of Lula Mae Fischer, father of Mrs. Alberta York of Marion, Mrs. Mary Eubanks of Gas City, grand-

Zilpha Payne of Kaw, away Thursday. Funeral Saturday, a. m., Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, N. Illinois st. Burial in Rising ‘sun. Friends may call any time.

GRACE—Warner Wm., age 51, husband of Grac father of Norma Ellen, Warner W. Jr. and Robert Ear brother of Robert D. Grace, passed away. Wedtlesddy evening. Funeral Saturday, 3 p. fro Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Pd inots at 10th st. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

LEMMON—Frank P., age 74, beloved husband of Maud H. Lemmon, father of Miss: Helen Lemmon, brother of Mrs. Stella Baxter of East Liverpool, O., Passed away Thursday, Funeral . Satur8 p. m., from Seitley Bros. Ve >" Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington st.; fo lowed by church Service aa Shoals, Ind., Sunday, 2:30 2 nu urial Loo? gootee, Ind. ' Friends may Bs at the chapel any time.

MATHIS—Harold C., age 47, husband of Lola Mathis, passed away Wednesday evening ‘at Mezhogiss hospital. Services Saturday, 2 p. m., Conkle neral Home. Friends Vo Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at funeral home after 1 p. m. Friday.

POTTER—Samuel D., Thursday, years, husband of Ma%y S. Potter. Services Saturday, 2 m., at the Pilgrim Holiness church, Sotn and Gale streets. Friends may call at residence, 2916 Stuart street, until hour of service.

SCHAFER—Josie, of 1344 N. Olney, wife of George, mother of Miss Vivian Schafer, passed away at the residence Thursday a. m. Friends may call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect st. Services Saturday, 2 p. m. from the funeral home, Burial Washington Park. Friends invite

entered into rest

SONDAY~—William C., age 58 years, beloved husband of Florence Campbell Sonday and father of Francis, James William and Byron Eugene Sonday and brother of F. M., John Philip, Clyde and Maurie Sonday, Mrs, J. P. Holmes and Mrs. Chester Keller, passed away Wednesday. Saturday, 1:3 m., rom Shirley Bros. Centra Illinois at 10th, Burial Port: Ind. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

SPALDING—Michael J., beloved husband of Freda, brother of Mrs. Julia O'Brian and Agnes Budenz, pas ayay Thursday. Service Saturday, 9:30 a. at the home and 10 a. m. at St, Cathe erine’s church, Burial Calvary Cemetery. = Friends may call at the home, 1422 Kelly. st.

2 Phona RI-5551. Setween

Funeral Directors 5

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan .St. BE-1934

PAUL E. DORSEY

8925 E. NEW YORK ‘Market 1234

FARLEY-FUNERALS saris

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD, TA-3377

BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER’S

1601 FE. New York

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST. MA-8188

HISEY & TITUS

: MORTUARY 951. N. DELAWARE ST. LI-3828

MOORE & KIRK

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USHER MORTUARY

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Lost and Found 7

LADY'S Hamilton wrist watch; Central car or vicinity Ponisivania, 'Washington. Reward. WA-3070.

IR-1178

MA-6049

MA-5374

TA-6056 YOU ‘PROFIT

LOST Sunday, wading boots, bank White river two niles Joti Ravenswood, Reward. HU-6902

LADY'S gold Bulova wrist watch. If rei no questions asked.. Reward.

LOST—Man’s Scottish Rite ring. or vicinity South Side: ward. RI-3949.

SMALL black pocketbook containing key, Shange; vicinity 25th st. . HI-1003. 2230 alston.

SMALL mahogany clock, Indiana Theater, Saturday, eward, BE-0825 R., after p. m.

Longacre Saturday. Re-

LOST—Male terrier, reddish tan, white markings, “Buster.” Reward. CH-7062.

BLACK bilifold; $22 and Change, receipts nd bills. Reward. WA-5469

LADY'S blue suit jacket, size 18 Tuesday early. Reward. BE-1

MAN'S Elgin "wrist watch, . Sasi ooo ner spring strap. Reward. ‘MA

A “Room” ad 3 The TIMES costs as little as 16c day produces QUICK RESULTS. * phone RI-5851 Foetween a. m. and 8 vp. m.

% taxi

Help Wanted—Female 8

Laundry Workers PEN MARKERS, PRESS OPERATORS and CHECKERS. Crown Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. 2901 E. Washington st.

A FEW women to sell dresses from your home. Complete line; at once delivery. All sizes, low prices, free dresses. For samples write Maisonette Frocks, P. O. Box 490

SILK FINISHER

Good wages, steady Josition, ood working conditions. 2659 Shelby A-2403.

BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, 25 years old, experienced, with references. "Apply 146 E. Washington.

STENOGRAPHER—General limited experience; Times, Box 879.

GIRL under 30 51a eral housework; Ro children. HU-2020

THREE WOMEN for inside bakery work. No experience necessary. 1907 Southern ave.

SHARE home to girl 20-25; care of child part time. IR-8609.

office work; state age, salary.

nights; genndry; must like

"| WAITRESS, 18 to 40, $10 week, room and

board. Eddy’s Grill, Lebanon, Ind.

LADY service station operators; age 25-35; _ 3900 W. 16th.

Waitresses

Waitress Save up to 40%—

‘Steady; good salary. 21 or over. TA-34564, MA-0973,

Experienced. on 236 8. Ill.

se TIMES Want Ads. 8 a. m. and 8

Help. Wanted-—Male 9

ICE ROUTE DRIVERS EXPERIENCED LAR ICE AND FUEL 2000 Northwestern BEEF BONERS ~ CAPITOL PACKING CO.

1801 KENTUCKY AVE.

| Schools & Instructions

Personal Serv ices (BOOK BINDING)

Personal Services (MOVING AND TRANSFER)

Personal Services

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You have an oppoTiuRity ro actually serve Jour country with the. A

Get Complete Details NOW!

CLASSES ARE LIMITED, INQUIRE.

ROSCOE TURNER Aero. Corp.

a mechanic

Phone Belmont 5005

m| Help Wanted—Male

EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESMEN. : Apply at

Marott’s Shoe Store 18 E. Washington

WANTED — EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE, COLORED DINING ROOM ITERS. N INDIANA’S FINEST AOTEL. APPLY IN PERSON OR BY MAIL OR TELEGRAM. DOUGLAS MURPHY, HEADWAITER,. HOTEL McCURDY; EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

MIDDLE AGED COUPLE to tay on small suburban place with knowledge of gardening poultry and assist housework.

Positions Wanted—Male 11 Male Nurse would like sleeping rm., $1

wk. Write Box 910 Times Male Nurse

would like sleeping rm., $2 wk, Write Box 910 Times.

Schools & Instructions

“International Beauty School

asks you to help supply the demand for

beauticians. Special prite and terms. 229 N. Pennsylvania. :

Dept. of Ins: t John Cramer Jc, TI

Personal Services

~1 will not be responsible for de): tracted by any other than myse after July 24, 1942, GLEN y

[| 2724 Winthrop.

treatments. Dr. A.

* FOO 402 Kresge Bldg.

oe | Easy terms.

CLEANING,

GENERAL book i Sma y Law » LI-3016.

worth Co. (BUILDING AND CONTRACTING)

E. Market. GENERAL repairing, carpentering, brick, cement and roofing. Insured. Reason able prices. BL-0350.

(CEMENT WORK)

ROUGH carpenter work finisher, Estimates free. Reasonable prices. LI-3205.

(CONTRACTING AND BUILDING)

Johns-Butter-specialty. 135

CONTRA creting, paintin g. roofing, SXpetienced men; insurance carried. MA-5

(DELIVERY SERVICE) ACME Sommers 3 Heung suling J 1.9642

RUSH Our DELVES (FENCE COMPANY) ° Factory, lawn, Hoosier Fence Co. 5.

farm, Est. free. HU-8361—HU-6665. (FURNACE CLEANING & REPAIRING)

repairing — Victor Furnaces, | yy Oil Burners, Stokers, Gas Burners. HALL-NEAL FURNACE CO. LI-4576.

(FURNACE REPAIRING)

IF YOU need any tinning, roofing repairing or furnace repairing, call LI0

(ICE CREAM—WHOLESALE & RETAIL)

(ALTERATION SPECIALIST (SAUTE CIM SRR CLEAN ® PRESS “ REPAIR * RELINE * RE

MEYER O JACOB! 212-214 E. 16th

2 3 (AUTO GLASS INSTALLE!

AUTO GLASS replacements ‘“sin:e Prompt service. EAST WAS AUTO GLASS. FR-4077.

(BIRTH PETITIONS)

BIRTH PETITIONS furnished, varifi:d and filed. No waiting. Open from 3: to 8 p. m. 157 N. Illinois st. 208. LI-8682.

Your house or apartment f ad in The I Sosts as lifts per day e, save mole get RESULTS. Phone RI-5551 | be a. m. and 8 p. it

CITY ICE CREAM CO. 3137 E. 10th. CH-1231. Parties our speciality. We deliver. J

(INSULATION)

ROCKWOOL; insulation average home atte, SNe, $59, installed. L. NINE. CH1]

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REVOKED DRIVERS LICENSE

Call PURCELL, LI-8377 or BR-6897T. Auto Insurance of All Kinds.

Room | Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins.

MA-3425. L. D. MAZUR, 108 E. WASH. ST.

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, INC. 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. MA-9421.

For Quick Want Ad Results Phone RI-5551

{PAPER cleaning, CTING, building, repairing. con-:

and transfer. Pay 30 days Moving [ic. “WA-1085 vefore 9 A.M.

(PAINTING) G contractor; interior decorating, lastering. Burnett after 4 p.~- m. TA959. Reference. :

Int. t. hang. SamPainting jis’ Shown. No job too

small, Call noons or after 6 p.m. BL-1126.

(PAPER CLEANING) wall Jashing work, floors waxed. George L. ‘Reference. RI-0194.

(PAPERING AND PAINTING)

WA-6360

woodBrown.

Steaming, papering and painting.

(PLASTERING)

PLASTERING—-New and old walls; cial attention given to small jobs.

plastering, new and old work. zing in old work. LI-7129.

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(RESTAURANTS) “BRING your SUBPENA here.” G. & SANDWICH SHOP. 25 S. Alabama. Best Coffee—Sandwiches. (ROOFING) LEAKY ROOFS REPAIRED. Reas.; wk. guar.; 17 yrs. exp. Hi-0284 ROOFING and siding, ree pairing. Free estimate, FR-0291 (ROOFING & SIDING)

Roofi d siding. Built RI-2928 roofs. Repairing & specialty,

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For Rent... For Sale... Wanted... Loans

Rooms Without Board 14 $3; EAST, 1900—Comfortable room, innersprings; E. 10th transportation; private home. CH-1981-J.

$3; COLLEGE, 2408—Attractive front, adjoining bath, cross ventilation, new bed, gentleman.

$3; COLLEGE, 1229—Comfortable room, private home, constant hot water. Gentleman. LI-2083.

$3, $4, CLEAN, desirable rooms. ing distance. 1147 N. Illinois.

$3-$5 DOUBLE; BEVILLE, 622 N.—Clean adult home; newly furnished; gentlemen. CH-7928.

$3-$3.50; MERIDIAN, 2315 N.—2 single rooms, quiet house; shower, bath, phone.

BARTH, 1541—Room, near bath, private home, 1-2 employed girls. Meals ‘optional; reference; near car, bus.

BROADWAY, 6144—Private home, innersprings, constant hot water; employed adults; garage. BR-1546.

CENTRAL, 1501—Front, 1-2, cross ventilation, private home, on carstop. Reasonable. Phone.

CENTRAL, 2346 — Large front; private home; constant hot water; suitable two. 1

Walk-

CENTRAL, 1214 — Nice, .clean, sleeping room; Cross ventilation; constant hot water; reasonable. s

CENTRAL, 1128—Nicely furnished, next bath, innersprings, private entrance, 1- 2 Reasonable.

CENTRAL COURT, 525 S.—Lovely room; double or twin beds; 1-2; employed. WA-323 3

CENTRAL, 15TH comfortable front, Reasonable. LI-8950 717 E. 33d. Lovely

College at 33d furn. liv. bedroom.

Insulated, private entrance, phone.

DELAWARE, 1846 N.—Large front room, lovely furniture, cross ventilation; 1-2. TA-3875

EAST —Connetiing bath; private mee beds; innersprings; constant hot I IR-3132.

EAST, 3800 (3714 Adams)—Cool, employed lady; ood reasonable. CH-4502-M.

FLETCHER, 1408—Large twin beds; vate home; suitable sonable. MA-0416.

GRANT, 121 N. (Near RCA)—Large, cheerful downstairs room; Xitenea privileges; reasonable, IR-6179

ILLINOIS, 2005 A furnished; cross ventilation; constant hot water; reasonable; also single, same advantages,

KENWOOD, 3452; cheerful room near bath, Alincis cars; gentleman preferred. WA-2530 .

MERIDIAN, 2310 N.—Extra large Basu fully furnished living bedrm., 1 gentleman, $9.50.

NORTH—Lovely front bedroom, ideal for summer; garage; employed gentlemen; reasonable. .. BR-1750.

PENNSYLVANIA, 2028)2z N.—Young man desires roommate, large front, twin beds, hot water, phone.

PENNSYLVANIA, 2855 N,, lovely, next bath, cross ventilation, warm, comfortable in winter, employed.

RURAL, 305 N.—Near RCA, Mallory’s; comfortable; 1-2 girls; kitchen privileges; before 3 p. m.

TEMPLE, 3517 N.—Rooms, 4 gentlemen, private bath, new heme, soft water, CH-

(412 E, eonsyant

15th)—Large hot water.

quiet, transportation;

pri--4 gentlemen} rea-

WARMAN, 1309 N.—Near Allison's; twin beds; priv. home; gentlemen. BE-4312-J.

10TH, 21 W.—Nice, clean front sleeping room; telephone.

27TH., 45 W. (off Meridian)~<Nice room; private home; desirable location; reasonable; phone.

34TH, 17 E.—Cool; near bath; girl share room; maid service.

39TH, 317 W.—Attractive room, ‘2 in family, on carline, gentleman preferred, reasonable.

WILL share furnished with responsible, refin reference. TA-7725.

BACHELOR apartment; also single room; maid service. Meridian. 3znd. Appointment only. TA-0742

EXTRA NICE So furnished rm. jor gentleman, all conveniences, $5. 2255 . Meridian. .

1-2; also

Spartinent north business girl;

BEAUTIFULLY furnished living bedrm for gentlemen, $5. 2310 N. Meridian.

NEAR Fort Harrison, 2 Somloniavle rooms, private bath. BR- 5566

SINGLE or double; clean, light, airy; modern; residential section. MA-7853.

Rooms With Board

EVILLE, 947 N.—Room and board, home Style, modern. Men only. CH-3422.

KENWOOD, 2220—Front room, suttable 2; Deas bath. Meals Optional. (Illinois carline.

RIVERSIDE SECTION. Practical care aged

nurse, Pp private modern cottage. 1325 Roache.

Hotels 16 WILSON HOTEL °%. rt. Yayne

Walking distance.

erson. ‘Quiet, Reasonable.

Housekeeping Rooms 17 $4.50 UP; 1 and a-To0m apartments; close

| ALABAMA,

Housekeeping Rooms I

1025 N.—1, 2 and 3 clean, nicely furnished.

542 8S. ALABAMA. Walking disfani ern front apt. Hot water: entrance, $5.50.

2545; - nicely furr. Broadway rm.; adults, WA:3 BROADWAY, 1135—2 rooms, rated; innersprings; cool; nished; also sleeping.

BROADWAY, 1542—Room and kitct sink, jnnershring mattress, rin stant hot water.

BROADWAY, 1138—3 Large Towel | cool rooms. Accommodate 3 e.:itl $

CARROLLTON, 2254 — 3 room clean; running water; rivat good transportation; adults; 3%)

CARROLLTON, 1529—3 rooms, » living room kitchen; prival el te sink; private entrance. RI- 5870.

CENTRAL, 1649—2 desirable; ii sink, hot water; private entrans adults. NTRAL, 2936—2 Cheerful ¢ CEN TRA sink, everything furnish: WA-1891.

COLLEGE, 1524—North; Tomer a

droom, i watory;

clean; very quiet; adults only.

COLLEGE, = 2230—3 unfurnished rooms, cross ventilation, sink: WA-6131.

an, | Wanted to Rent

Resorts and Cottages 22

BEAUTIFUL Markay Lake. New cottage; 35 miles south; 250 acres; trees, swimming and boating; no fishing. $10 wk. GA-317171. .

LAKE SHAFER—-3 Bedrooms; lake front; electric refrigerator; boats; good fishing.

-2

WEBSTER LAKE—5 rooms, electricity, new boats, well screened; $25 week. TA-

LAKE FREEMAN—Furnished, porch; Steet ticny; good boat, now. TA. 0134

screened available

$3 or $3.50 Times Box

1 OR 2 unfurnished room; week; widow, adult son. 998.

ADULT CPLE, pay up to $60 for nice home or apt., furan or unfurn. White Agt. WA-4466.

MANAGEMENT—RENTAL SERVICE. ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc. RI-2368.

| Moving & Storage

HODGES STORAGE C0.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Later. Estimates Free. Inspection Invited.

937-43 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019.

DELAWARE, 517 N.—First floof iii stant hot water; near bath} distance. | |

HIGHLAND AVE. 21 N.—2 moti ties. furnished; ‘adults.

KENWOOD, .3021—Nicely room and kitchenette; transportation. TA. 5629

MORELAND, 520 (Near Alliso nished rooms; utilities pai BE-3480-J. 3

NEW YORK, 310 W. Apt. i C3-room apartment; Frigidaire, Prva intrance, utilities. Adults,

NOBLE, 417 N.—Nice room, Taig: closet, next bath. Cross ventilation, #150.

NORTH—1 and 2-room apartmeil :, $6-$8; desirable. 1730 N, Meridian. |

ST. CLAIR, 321 E—1, 2, 3-r ments; children welcome; LI. quire 419 E., Walnut. !

10TH, 1516 E.—Downstairs; living-bedroom; connecting 3 stant hot water; gentlemen ! (No cooking.) Phone. 1d

17TH, 651 E.—2 large rooms. pi ventilation, sink, clean. WA

20TH, 130 W. (Off Illinois): apartments, - all utilities. parking space, Phone. -

25TH, 820 E.—2 modern furniste. springs; private entrance; 1 'i lege car. |

FURNISHED cottages, Coomb: and $6 per week. GA-4054.

furnjdy frigid 2

De 5 Jigidaire,

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Apartments Unfurn. |

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APARTMENT RENTAL BER 108 E. WASH.

APARTMENT RENTAL on

Choice apts. gladly shown.

LAFAYETTE RD. electric stove, 4434.

ot | LI-5393.

L1-5585.

2741-3 rol |5, bath, garage, $25, ts. TA.

10TH, 633 E.—3 rooms, bath; redecorated; utilities; adults.

0.1: way bed; strict. | ey

Furn. Houses.—Apts. 7

$70; W. 10 MILES. Fines} bung. 2 -acres. Adults. W

HAWTHORNE, 137 S.—4-Fo. bath; Frigidaire; telephone: heat; good proposition.

MERIDIAN, 1728 N.—Lower,; rooms, bath, Kiicheneits, if couple. Porch. TA. 8418. ;

WASHINGTON E., 911—1 to 50 all utilities, 5 "$15. FR-0113

W. WASHINGTON—We have furnished a 4 room apart beautiful new furniture; !

18A

ins. .» New,

| iompletely t with

2045 W. Washington.

YOUNG man will share v Ih bedroom apartment; Frigida bath; telephone. Sona pro} right person. RI-9679 i

FINEST efficiency apt., rents

rr equity in new furniture for 4466.

STUDIO, living, bedrm., G. 5 nice Kitchenette, connectir wk. Inquire 2310 N. Merid

erator, h; $10

Houses for Rent

Dem abstract of title. Have 1 ined by your attorney. | Union Title Compe Union Title Buildiig | 155 E. MARKET 8.

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in. 31 'N. New Jerse

WOOL SPOTTER Good wages, steady position. 2659 Shelby. GA-2403. .

JANITOR—White, married, under . 65; aA Aanay; apartment; wages. Times

WANTED—White boys to sickle and mow small lot, Wednesday or Friday, 1524 ollege.

$5; 1-ROOM housekeeping, down, front; utilities, porch, close transportation. 915 Edison.

$6.50; BELLEFONTAINE, 1231—2 Front; rivate entrance; sink; frigidaire; insuated; adults.

$7 UP; library apartment; desirable; furnished 2-room apartments, utilities; 814 N. Meridian.

MECHANIC Ford. vestigate. 30TH y

i « Appl; Night Cook, mic enced- 236 8. Til.

opportunity Y oa E00d, man, In- y

UP; 2 a 3 ross. Jesirable, clean, quiet; mit SR . Illinois

$7.50; 1 AND 3-room Fry clean, + desirable, guiet. ‘963 N, Pennsylvania.

ALABAMA, 1516 N.—813; 3 large front rooms, kitcheneite, utilities.

Business Property |

DELAWARE, 118 ease: 13,00 ing, for sale or lease; 5 acs and full basement; ele le for warehouse or Call Mr. May, LI-0672 or inquire at 239 Virginia ave.

WE HAVE several good busii available; ideal locations [foi Jollaiifants, ete.; very Jeasor z 310 Massachusetts. 445 | 4301 E. Michigan. ® 312 For further details, call Hall-Hottel Co., Inc. MA-85¢

places roceries, e rents. olorado,

A “Room” ad in The TIM i costs as little 8s. ver 'd uces

gay AN

:| Houses and Lots Sale

.|Shown by appointment only.

| OXFORD,

+12. LaSalle

A LOCATION—SO GOOD

that we are building. 110 New Homes. Substantial, Complete, Attractive 2 bhedroms, modern, full basement, front drive garage. Adjoining Rhedius Park On city bus line, 7 blocks south of Washington High School . . . 3 blocks to grade and parochial schools.

See Them Today or Sun.

NOW 1715 S. Kappes St. 2 blocks east of S. Belmont. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO., BUILDERS. 243 N. Delaware. RI-34717. BR-1426.

5841 ROCKVILLE ROAD

Why not live in the country and enjoy city conveniences? Five acres on paved road; 4-bedroom modern home with a beautiful lawn, trees, flowers and shrubbery. Must be seen to be appreciated. erms can be arranged. ACRO CO., 208 N. Delaware. RI-3312.

4829-31 N. HARDING

Teoh modern, except furnace; $4000. e

rms. J. G. McCULLOUGH, Ine. 106 N. Delaware. MA-9328. SACRIFICE! MUST SELL THIS WEEK.

One-third acre; 5-rm. modern; only $2,650; newly dec.; nearly new furnace;

REALTY

bus 6-rm. house with inside toilet, gas nd water, elec. See 268 Lynn st. Call us MA-6962 or MA-2377, with Jack] arr.

70 PARKER, 5-rm. mod, bung. ... 315 POLK st., 23 N. DENNY, WALTER 4200 E.

.$2,300 8-rm. mod. home.... 3,000 7-rm. semi-mod. .. 2.500 FOLKERTH, East Side Agent. Wash. Call IR-4200 any time.

5101 KENWOOD

5-Room modern bungalow, front drive gar.; lovely lot, trees and shrubs; terms. JOHN R. WELCH & SONS—LI-3423.

Double—$2300—Terms

1865-67 Montcalm; 6 rooms side; inside toilet, water, lights; 2-car gaOnly 3300 dows, alance, ns

1 Edw flichay J. S, Cruse Realty 0., 128 N. Del.

1308 N. DEQUINCY

Very nice, modern bungalow in py lent Sonido: $5000. Shown by ap KELLER REALTY, INC. LI-4401, huts

SEMI- MODERN--TERVS 1814 W. MINN.; 5 r . 1618 W. ya ONT, % A $1, JOHN R. WELCH & SONS. LI-3423 MODERN COTTAGE 4312 E. Wasniugion; 5 rms., gar., $3750. Terms, shown by appt. KELLER REALTY, INC. LI-4401, HU-1723 130 HOoRES at 10% c¢pwn. It's &: cheaper i own than relt. ,200 UP CALL ME ZWICKER, Lia OR FORD WOODS & CO. MA-49 4900 WwW. Laclede Ave., 51 4-Tm, cottage (unfinished) good lot, $1250, Easy terms, Duvall, BR-5006. FREE descriptive list, nearly 300 homes. Down payment from $100 up. Call, write or phone. 0. L. STARKS REALTY CO. MA-9347. KEYSTONE, 1019 N.—3-bedroom modern home; stoker; garage; large lot. Walter Polkerth, East Side Agent. 4200 Washington. Call IR-4200 any time. LASALLE, 449 N.—Five room modern home near RCA (v acam), Walter Folkerth, East Side Agent. 4200 E. Washington. | 8 1 IR-4200 any time. ' a lot 2 miles west of Speedway, 3 acre; ideal for defense worker. BE-

344 8.—b6-rm. modern, full basement; hardwood, built-ins; nice location. wher.

KINGSLEY, 6241—5-room bungalow, modern; garage; fenced back yard. Terms. Adam R. Heck. CH-1097. BR-4756.

ST. PAUL, 3345 8.—4-room semi-modern, 2 corner lots, shade. Leaving city, sacrifice quick sale.

S-barm, modern; 3-car gar.; 10% down, balance 58 ‘mo. MA-1234.

ARIZONA—Near Meridian; —6-room and bath; bargain, $1800; $300 dn. ELMO BROS., 401 Inland Bldg. MA-3788.

48500; 5800 E. Finest luxurious new stone bung., 3-car gar., 1 acre of Snususl flowers, fruit, garden. WA-4466. i

. tion; near

2-car gar.; chick house; fruit. Moore. | IR- . - .|- Geode % fioode In "Peoples Bank. -1$145 Down, $13.05 Monthly

E.| Real Estate Wanted

Houses and Lots Sale 25 THE BIGGEST SMALL HOME VALUE IN INDIANAPOLIS

ON DISPLAY 4202 W. WASH.

1 TO 5-ROOM HOUSES. AS LOW AS

LUMBER COMPLETE LINE OF CHICKEN AND HOG HOUSES AND OTHER FARM BLDGS.

G. W. FULLER

Open for Inspection

SATURDAY—SUNDAY

300 BLOCKS OHMER AVE. AND S. BUTLER—NEW 2 ‘AND 8-BED-ROOM HOMES—F, H. A. TERMS,

Several attractive new 2 and 3-bedroom homes just completed and ready to move in. You will like the fine construction, the wellplanned arrangemnets tasteful decorations. tion, convenient to new Howe High School, transportation and Irvington business Senier, we south on Emerson off ashington, then turn east Through. old Butler campus.

Call Mr. Wickser, CH-6360

Hall-Hoitel a. MA-8581

Bungalow Double, $3,000 437-439 S. Gray

A good, small investment; 4 rooms per side, toilet and water inside. Gross income around 15%, down payment $500. Call Mr. Nicolai or Mr. Koepper. J. 8. Cruse Realty Co. MA-6411.

REAL BUYS—EASY TERMS 5334 BURGESS—4-RM. SEMI. 5338 BURGESS—6-RM. SEMI. .... 123 S. ARLINGTON—4-RM. SEMI. ..$1900 205 N. JEFFERSON—5-RM. SEMI. . $2500 273 S. RITTER—6-RM. SEMI.

Studebaker Realty 2308 SHELBY

HOME and INCOME $225 DOWN=—§20.25 MONTHLY Buys 3-family home with large lot, garage. Live in 1 apt. and let other ‘apts.

ay for it. Inspect 2137 Jefferson ave Call Philips MA-6962 or MA-2377, with ACK C. RR.

$7500; 4430 . GUILFORD. ‘Finest mod. brick bung. sun rm., 2-car gar.

(Cost $11,000.) hivansasy rm., A-44 WILL sell my equity in home, 712 Cleveland st.

TECUMSEH, 1146—7-room modern, sale by owner. Reasonable.

FOR COLORED 2725 Franklin pl; 9-rm. semi-mod.; Jarge lot; good location. Only $2500,

Term RI-2368 MR. HARTLEY BE-4212 Allison Realty Co., Inc., Realtors.

COLORED: 1608 E. 19TH—Lot with build-

$650, _ Jennings Brothers, 28 S. Illii :

“Inquire

for

Real Estate Investment 25A

REDUCE YOUR PAYMENTS By Renfinancing Your Present’ Home GET THE FACTS—SAVE TIME

: MORTGAGE (0. H. Duff Vilm 3 Peopics Bank Bide.

Farms Suburban Sale : 25B FARMS SMALL AND LARGE; M. Q. Masten Co, 10°}: Delaware,

RI-1900, 2 Acres mm

cottage, gar., chicken i houss, shade, 1st house N. of Rd. 52 on Herbert st.; 1 mile E. of HarVester. Duvall BR-5006.

IDEAL home, new, 5 rooms, modern, full basement, large lot; 35 Rebecca drive, off 5015 Rockville road. BE-0120.

6-Rm. Brick Mod.; yr. old; % acre;

leaving city; $1,500 dn.; inq. owner, 181 N. Post Road. Open.

$10 Down, $5 mo.—'2 Acre tracts. Ideal home sites, Cooper, IR-6158.

Have cash buyer for 5 or 6-rm. bungalow, east. If your place is for sale. Call me

at once. JACK DUNCAN 627 Lemcke Bldg. MA-7236. LI-3697. We have numerous buyers for all class hothes in all parts of the city. ALLISON REALTY CO. INC. RI-2368

WE will pay cash for short term option .on desirable property to sell. For quick action list with us today. LI-3478.

Real Estate Loans 23

BUY THAT HOME WE CAN LEND YOU THE LARGEST PART OF THE PURCHASE PRICE

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SPEEDWAY—5-room house, Sod condiAllison’ 0 He

QUALITY sand, Sravel; dreeey surf: material. STANDARD terial C 610 Illinois bldg. Fra #~ (SERVICE STATIONS)

BOB'S MOBILGAS SERVICE "Keeps Rolling”—4502 E. Michigan. Com lubrication, tire repair.

REITER Ro pene Nn Ween yer Ma, 3078

ROTO ROOTER Gein sevice

SEWER SERVICE €

(TAVERNS [South]) -

LINCOLN TAVERN-1537 8S. East. a Chicken-Frog Leg Dinners. -

(WELL DRILLING) WELLS, drilling and repair experience. Prices reasonab le. wd BR-7935. (WINDOW. SHAD:

EYE LE oF

EEN IIT o FLOOR COVERING

KEITH TILE CO

1350 N_ ILLINOIS. RI-1581

A-1 SHADE & LINOLEUM Co.

303 N. GAL} bs * R-4iv1g

= + 31

Swaps 3

SPECIAL Stromberg Tr for Cheve rolet, cash. Carburetor A brake. serve Jes. Suy Lawrence, 1121 Meridian, 194

'39 OLDS 6 Town Sedan, Ta good tires, trade equity for good ‘36 1026 S. Belle Vieu, until 3- p. m. daily;

| SACKS SWAP Shop. We buy. -

or trade snyhing. 318 E. Wash,—334 Ind. Ave, $1 x

‘38 DE LUXE Chevrolet; radio, heater: equity: Togs or trade; balance ous, :

-1

REPAIR or buy radio, Leroy <elecw tric sweeper. estimate. MA-2868.

LEATHERETE dinette, bed and stove ’{ box trailer, player piano :or ?. .327. yons.

Good condition. v House Trailer qi x06 ring u ELECTROLUX SWEEPER FOR BEDROOM SUITE OR CASH. CH-2782.

7 VIOLINS—Cash or ? » 47 Parkview. MA-8931.

SELL or trade, '37 G. M. C, panel orton truck for 1'z-ton truck. MA-0é0

new—metal or wood. ar Jus

Boats

BOUGHT ENTIRE HERD OF 50 Jerseys, Guernseys, Holsteins.

check. . Family cows can be .bought. 34 down, balance monthly. C. M. Bot tems Jr. Farm, Camby, Ind. !

FINF PEDIGREED St. Bernard male puppies. Six weeks old. 5551 Broadway.

Chicks Special 2-3 wks. old. IR-1957. Eastside Hatchery, 4919 E, 21sé.

2 FRESH milk goats, 2 kids; cheap. Cruft. *

Farm, Garden, Plants

Bag Co. 520 W, Prl, LI

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Merchandise for Sale

CHIN A Large Selection of

Patterns

ae lar ILVER

churches, U NAME IT

FIXTURES {2 Have ir

For every purpose. A square of parking place and bargains.

KING'S

INDIANA BILLIARD

1603-45 Southe MA-3491

Choose 8 stock, GLASS, 8 ARE for homes, restaurants.

“RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS: KING'S “Fixtures Store ey 1603-45 Southeastern. MA-360L,

RUG 9x12—Cannot be, told from bral new, $19.50; elec.’ washer, $24.50; range, $24.50; living rm. $22.50; studio couch, j set, $9.50; kpeshile desk, away bed, $12.50; oil range, Duncan Phyfe dinette and dining suite, odd chair, odd beds, odd once twin bedroom suite, brand new tress, $9.50; a really beautiful 1iving rm. suite, $59; dining rm. $79; 3 plete rms. of furniture including I rm. suite, 2 end ‘tables; lamps, * x rug like new, beautiful bedrm. uite including mattress, lovely ross tg set, 5 per mo. Chrome dinette set, $34:50, Eves till 10. Fisk Studio, 2310 WN, Meridian. i

3 ROOMS FURNM FURNITURE

Kitchen

Terms E a Boa EXCHANGE FURN. ALA. and WASH,

“Our Location on the Corne “Our Business en the Sgu

Hoover, Premier, Others Like New. 1 Free Home Trial. house, 1001 E. New York. PR-1108

“TOOLS

MIKE'S LOAN OFFICE. 461 W. WASHINGTON ST,

316 S. New pode

RUG 9x12 like brand qe $19, oi breakfast set, $24.75; living rm., pi $59; dining rm, beautiful, $79; 29: another bedrm., $39; extra bedrm., $49; a really gorgeous: suite, $85. Eves till * 10. ales. 2255 N. Meridian,’

NEW and USED LUMBER

Window Sash and Frames

2048 Northwestern.

ewer, 3 Cale

Work guaranteed. = Free }

Wn. M. Onkes,

arrived, 3708: W. 16th. BE-3737,. Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

nice. family cows. Fresh and close pig ers. Sell any part. These cows can bought and paid for out of ‘your mille

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Combination storm doors. r 2-8x6-8; 8 lights, (At yard)... Wright-Bachmian Lumber Union Stock Yards. Open Till 5 P. M. Sat.

Genuine Infaid Linoleum, §% 2

Yakies up Jo Sua Se 8q. Yd. HOOSIE oo. 211 ashi

320 W. Washington - Of Tents, Cots, Targ

ARMY All Sizes—New and Ui

Pants, Shirts, Raincoats, Leather E We Rent Tents & Cots, 620 N. Senate A

COMPLETE STOC 3 an limber aad buil RE HAT, est .

sav in In Dudidda olis. AND ‘WRECKING W. Morris and Drover

320 W. Washington. 211 BE ‘Wi

WASHERS—New. . Dexter ‘Double Washer, Hotpoint & ABC ‘Auto Hotpoint with: Dryer. Terms. : BLOCK'’S, 11th at Meridian. ‘Open ¥

IRONERS—Apex, new. Portable i sole models, Few to chooss $20.

4 PLUMBING SUPPLY CC 834 W. WASH R1 1232 from, Terms

BLOCK'S, 11th "at Meridian. Open SUDDEN DEATH 5

KILLS TERMITES," BEDBYK GB, ALBERT G. Maas, at Va, Ave, : TERS—Ne hatiate Heatrolas, |

HEA’ Boy & Enterp liver _ install. :

2-wheel, rent, exchange. Expert Trailers vulcanizing. CH-5887. 1602 Masse

33 a Fos lo.. All sizes. West End Bot. @ CT All sizes. West End Bot. @ : Fruit Jars All sizes, West End Pi E