Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1942 — Page 19

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FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1942

JAUNDICE FEAR

“ENDS IN ARMY

Surgeon-General Feels Sure Danger of New Cases Past.

By Science Service : WASHINGTON, July 31.—Danger of jaundice breaking out in the army among troops vaccinated against yellow fever is now over, the surgeon general feels sure. Contrary to rumors circulating for some weeks, no case of yellow fever has occurred in any of the troops. The sickness was. catarrhal Jaundice, an ailment that occurs in civil life and for which no specific germ cause has been identified.

Since March 1, 1942, there have|

been 28,585 cases of catarrhal jaun-

dice in some of the men vaccinated] There were|

against yellow fever, 62 deaths. This is a rate of one death to each 461 men who got sick, not one in 461 of all vaccinated. The number of deaths and of cases of jaundice were noi large enough to affect the war effort nor were they large enough to change the low death and sickness rates for the army as a whole.

Only Certain Baiches

Jaundice occurred only in men vaccinated with certain batches of yellow fever vaccine. The vaccine

+ was made from chick embryo pulp

which had been suspended in normal human blood serum. This type of vaccine had been used for a million vaccinations before the jaundice cases developed among troops getting the vaccine. The human blood was used because it keeps the vaccine active longer when it is stored before use. The unidentified germ of catarrhal Jaundice may have gotten into certain batches of vaccine from this serum. The point is not yet. definitely proved, but acting on the possibility, the surgeon general ordered all yellow fever vaccine for the army to be prepared with water.instead of the human serum.

Definitely on Decrease

This change was made April 15. Cases of jaundice have been definitely decreasing in numbers for the last three or four weeks. Peak of the outbreak apparently came during the week ending June 20, when 2997 admissions were reported during the week. The peak in number of cases occurred after the vaccine had been changed because it takes some time for the disease to develop. The cases reported were among men who had been given the human sgrum vaccine before. April 15,

INCENDIARIES LEVEL 9 BOSNIAN VILLAGES

< \' LONDON, July 31 (U, P.).—Ital-

lan planes, in desperate terroristic attacks designed to put down Jugoslav patriot resistance, have rained thousands of incendiaries on nine Bosnian towns, including the villages of Gorni and Vakuf, ac-

cording to private advices received

in London today. The towns, most of them -captured by the patriot army of Gen. Draja Mikhailovitch, burned for two days and hundreds were driven irom their homes, the advices said. These towns blasted and bombed from the air were in addition to 16 which Jugoslavian sources said were burned to the ground by Italian land forces. The axis occupation forces reportedly warned that every town liberated by Mikhailovitch's patriots would be raided similarly.

CHARGES DISMISSED IN. ‘GOOSIE’ LEE CASE

Charges of vagrancy were dismissed last night by Judge Ira M. Holmes against Joseph Blaire, 173, after Harry (Goosie) Lee, = wellknown: Negro political leader, failed to appear in the Beech Grove magistrate court to file further charges in a controvery last Tuesday in which Lee was shot and wounded. Judge Holmes told Blaire, who lives next to Lee’s Elite Saddle club at 62d st. and Rucker rd, that “you ‘are not guilty of vagrancy and there is no one here to charge you with anything else so I will have to let you go.”

OPPOSES DEDUCTION OF DEBTS FROM TAX

WASHINGTON, July 31 (U..P.). ~Senator Robert A. Taft (R. 0.) today forecast strenuous treasury opposition to a proposal that: persons paying off mortgages or other large debts be allowed to deduct part of those payments from income for tax purposes. Taft, a member of the senate finance committee, said he thought the treasury would be unwilling to accept the loss of revenue which would result from the adoption of that suggestion.

JUST ONE DAY FOR THIS U. S. SOLDIER

FT. DEVENS, Mass., July 31 (U. Po.—The government isn’t fooling when it says “the U, S. army builds men”. Pvt. Louis Longval and his company did this in one day: Hiked 14 miles, ran an obstacle course, threw hand grednades, had bayonet practice, went swimming, practiced I jitsu and prepared for an ingpection. Still fresh, Pvt. Longval got a pass, walked six miles to town, danced all evening and then hiked pack to camp.

‘RAIL FIRM HEAD DIES LEXINGTON, Ky., July 31 (U. P.).

—Fiumeral ‘Serviges were held today | i

+ Fowler, 99-Jear-oid ; of the

Something new in sweater girls is Hollywood’s Carol Winters, seen relaxing in her “sun sweater” at a filmland pool.

STATE POLICE HIKE ARRESTS

Crack Down in Effort to Conserve Autos and Manpower.

In a continuing effort to conserve private passenger car facilities and to prevent death and injury to the state’s manpower reservoir, state police have made 5 per cent more traffic arrests and secured more convictions in the first six months of the current year than in a comparable period in 1941.

The work has been. accomplished in the face of a reduction of rural traffic accidents. In six months, 6036 accidents have occurred, of which 2504 have been personally investigated by state troopers. As a result, 1056 arrests were made and 892 convictions secured. A total of 1783 traffic arrests were made in June and 2770 warning tickets were issued. 'Theee-fourths of the traffic apprehensions were for violations while the car was in motion.

FBI PROBES BLAST

KINGS MILLS, O. July 31 (U. P.).—The cause of the fierce explosion that wrecked small drying houses at the King: Powder Co. yesterday killed five men and injured 11 may never be known. Federal Bureau of Investigation agents examined the scene of the explosion that was felt in Cincinnati suburbs, 26 miles to the southwest, but there was little more than deep craters in the ground to investigate. The company placed the damage at $25,000.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indi polis Times, Friday, July -31, 1942

ANDERS—Charles Fredrick, age. 79, beloved father of Julia tephenson, grandfather of Winifred Earls,

great-

"Carole Faye Earls, passed away Tuesday. Funeral at 1736 W. Market, Saturday. Aug. 1, 10: a. m. Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross .céemetery. Friends may call any time. Shirley service.

HAINEY—Alice, 917 East 55th st., entered into rest Thursday; aged 70 years, Mother of Mrs. Lloyd W, Johns, Merlin C. and Lowell E. Hainey; sister of Mrs. Martha Zike, James and Elmer Litz. Service Sunday at 2 p. m, at Clear Creek Church, near Bloomington, Ind. Friends may call at the Harry W. Moore Peace i until 11 a. m. Sunday. [Bloomington ‘papers please copy.l]

HENSON—Robert Elmer, 710 Laverock Rd. Beloved husband of Grace G. and father of Chester and Robert. Passed away Thursday night. Service Flanner & Buchanon Mortuary, Sunday, 2:30 m. Friends invited. Burial ‘Union chapel.

HUGHES—Lydia, age 77 years. Mother of

Mrs. Sue Allen of Blandins, Ill., Mrs. Margaret Mathias of St. Louis, Mo. and Alfred Devers of Medora, Ind., grandmother of Margaret of Indianapolis. Passed away Thursday evening. Funeral Saturday, 3: 2 DB. MR m. at Royster & Askin W.. Washington . Friends vii Friends may call. after 5 p. m. Friday at the mortuary. Burial Mt. Jackson,

LOVELL—Melrose, age 77 years, beloved mother of Mrs. Icel Fullmer, Mrs. Margaret Renker, Mr. Ray Lovell, Mrs. Marie Fulton, ‘Mrs. Marjorie Srofe, of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Edith Johnson and John Lovell, sister of Mrs. Emma Childers, Mrs. Edna Blake and Mr. Hayes ‘Thurman of Frankfort, Ind. Waly Wednesdas, Funeral Saturday, 0:30 a. from ‘Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Tiiinois at 10th st. Burial Was, ington Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time,

MAG UIRE--Blanche Thompson, sister of Carolyn 8. Thompson, this city, and Miss Mary Williams Thompson of Chi- ‘ cago, passed away at her home, 1409 N. Pennsylvan 'a st., Friday morning. Funeral "services at the Hisey Titus mortuary, 951 N. Delaware ou Saturday at 3 p. m. Burial at Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary.

O’CONNOR~-John P,, beloved husband of the late Kate Mewell O'Connor and dear father of Mrs. Mayme Carle of this city, Mrs Kathryn Redden of Cincinnati, O. John Jr. of Lincoln Park, Mich., Paul, Joseph of Detroit, Mich. and Margaret O'Connor (deceased) and belgved grandfather of 11 grandchildren and one Steni-grandson, passed away Wednesday, Jul Sa , sat the residence, eral Saturday, Aug. 1st, 530" at Finn Bros Funeral Home, 1639 N Meridian. Services Holy Cross church 9 a. m. Inter= ment Holy Cross cemetery. : Friends * invited,

RAFTERY—Idella M. (nee Murphy), beloved wife of Edward D. Raftery, mother of Margaret, Mary Jean, Joyce, Edward, Rita. Franklin and Helen Marie. Daugh+ ter of Mrs. Wm. PF. Taylor; sister of Mrs. Angela Flannagan and Mrs, Frank Weber, passed ‘away Thursday a. m. Friends may call at W. T. Blasengym Funeral Home, 2226 Shelby st. Service Monday, 8:30. at the Funeral Home, 9

Holy Cross cemetery.

ROE—Uriah, age 77 years, father of Miss Mattie Roe, ‘Mrs. Pearl Whitlock, and Mrs. Gail Rounder, Fred, Leonard, and Gordun Roe, ‘passed away Thursday at residence of son Fred, R. R. 6, Lebanon. Service Sunday, 9 a. m,, Conkle Funeral Home. Priends invited. Burial Scipio, nd Friends may call at the funeral

—Rev. C. J. 1001 N. Oakland, ‘Inez d 1

|Card of Thanks

IN POWDER PLANT wz

grandfather of Julia Ann, Howard and]

Charles Eigelberg of Indianapolis; sister |.-

a. m, St. Catherine's church. Interment ORD

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Fridpy, July 31, 1942

SCHOLL—Leland Farrell, age, 22, 314. Drexel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Scholl, brther of Lloyd W. Scholl, passed away Thursday a. m., Ellington Field, Texas, For information call Porsey yuneral Home, IR-1173. ater.

SOSBE—Emily Worley of 1923 N. Parker ave. entered into rest Thursday, age 50 years, wife of Charles E. Sosbe. Services Saturday, 3 p. m. at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Memorial Park.

IN LOVING MEMORY of our son, Walter Earl Geisendorff, The days slip by and yet lad There hasn't been a one that We haven't thought of you, . And blessing you. . From your mother, sisters and dad.

of our. dear Bellis, who passed away two years ago today, July

In Memoriams

ELLIS—In lovin mother, Mildre

memo (Millie

X Sunshine ‘passes, shadows fall, Love's remembrance outlasts all, And though the years many or few They are filled with remembrance dear of you. : Z Children and Grandchildren.

Funeral Directors 5 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St.

PAUL E. DORSEY

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Salesmen—Agents

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2 OFFICES—2

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3% on patanice of $150 or less and

Personal Services 13

(“UBBER STAMPS) : PRIORITY Certificaticn Stamps. BLYTHE RUBBER STAMP CO. 241 N, Delaware. LI-4145. (SAND & GRAVEL) QUALITY sand, gravel, driveway surfacing DARD Material

material. ST Corp., 610 Illinois bldg. RI-3481.

(SEWER CLEANING)

SEWER CLOGGED °

: 1 No mess. No digging. 2-year Mats 3073

ROTO ROOTER givin service co.

{SERVICE STATIONS) BOB'S MOBILGAS SERVICE “Keeps a

Rolling" —4502 E. Michigan. Complete IHD lostion, tire repair. is

(TAVERNS—SOUTH)

LINCOLN TAVERN-1537 S. East, t. Try Que Chicken-Frog Leg Dinners. MA-0066,

(TREE TRIMMING). Re .» Shrubs, Kill ay a om EL HU0 (VENETIAN BLINDS)

+ PATTERSON SHADE - |

LI ]-0Nd RINC TS aia hak

Trees

Ri. 14 9¢

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. New York

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST. MA-§488

MA-5374

PHOTO COUPON salespeople. Experienced. Indianapolis’ newest no balance deal. RANDALL STUDIO, 210 Occidental Bldg.

Positions Wanted—Male 11

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY 851 N. DELAWARE ST. L1-3828

Mala Muses Would like sleeping 1m., $2 Male Nurse 7 Sirite Box 910 Times.

Schools & Instructions

REAL ESTATE

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

‘MOORE & KIRK

IR-1159 CH-1806

H. W. Proffitt

3040 N, ILLINOIS

SHIRLEY BROS. co.

945 N. Illinois

ROBERT W. STIRLING.

1422 Prospect New -Location MA-4944 USHER MORTUARY

2313 W. Washington St. BE-4567

J. C. WILSON & CO.

‘MA-9433 1230 Prospect St. MA-9434

Lost and Found 7

SMALL mahogany clock, Indiana Theater, gelurday Reward. BE-0825 R., after Pp

TA-6056

YOU PROFIT BY PROFFITT TA-3241

LOST-—Small white fox tefrier; brown and black right eye; child's pet; reward. CH-7646-M

LOST — Female brindle bulldog, ‘Judy’; bobtailed. whereabouts. GA-113

LOST—Package i shoemaking tools Saturday. Reward. 120 N. Harding.

LOST—OXFORD CLASSES: SILVER FRAME. ' REWARD. LI-2361

LOST—Black, tan speyed Te Tons ears, tail; name ‘“Hagger.” Reward. HU-2950.

Phone . RI-555: for lowest want ad word rate in the city and quick results.

name Seward concerning

nights; genaundry; must like

Help Wanted—Female

HITE GIRL under 30; sta eral housework: no la children. HU-2020.

WAITRESS—Prefer east side girl for responsible, steady gogiuch. Apply in person, Pentecost’'s, 1732 E. 10th.

2 WOMEN ior part-time demonstration work. No Sanvassing, Apply after 9 a. m. 135 W. 16th.

STENOGRAPHERS and State Personnel Division. ian. Salary $85 monthly.

GIRL for bakery, Sates experience necessary, hours 4-12 p. Apply in person. Brunson Baking Ro "2835 Shelby st.

typists.

Apply 141 S.

WOMAN 30 or over. to.aid with house-|"

work and children. $5 week. 1435 Hoyt ave.

CURB GIRLS OVER 18

Good wages. 3820 Fall Creek blvd.

GIRL, living east side, work syenings, 6 days. 3901 E. Washington, 2-6 p.

ORDER CLERK conversant win building trade terms. Box 947, Times

Housekeeper Employed mother; child

11, Box 880 Times.

ASSISTANT COOK AND YW ATTRESSES. GOOD PAY. 4208 COLLEG

Good 4 Waitresses so Goi cose oa. N ight S Ve C00K _— y PEE ing WAITRES MIDWAY LUNCH

522 N. Illinois Help Wanted—Male

Good sal-

High class precision inspectors. Also chief inspector to take charge of inspection department. Job pays $100 per week. State experience. Ad‘dress Box 864, Times.

Young Man (At least college graduate) to do odd Jobs about the school in exchange for business course, See or write Fred W. Case, principal.

Central Business College

PURCHASING AGENT : OR: BUYER

*By company engaged 100% in defense work. Must be .over -46 years of age, ex‘perienced’ in mechanical line. Address Box 865, Times.

ICE ROUTE DRIVERS EXPERIENCED

Apply Mr. Lelmman) 8 a. m. to 12 noon, POLAR ICE AND FUEL 2000 Northwestern

COMBINATION metal and

‘also middle aged mechanipaint man cal man for night. 319 E. New York.

BEEF BONERS CAPITOL PACKING CO.

1801 KENTUCKY AVE. Auto Mechanic

Experience on bear machine desirable. Ria. Kirschner Auto Service, 825 N. n ,

EXPERIENCED station attendant and tire service “man. Steady employment, ‘good salary, Mr. Engelking, Trimble Corners, Mich gan and ‘West sts.

SALESMAN

car. - Drawing account against a! HU-8610.

First Class Machinist

LOVE MACHINE & TOOL CORP. 17 W. 26th.

FIRST CLASS furnace installer, WRIGHT, 902 College dr., Ind. Phon~ 67317.

J. A. Anderson,

MARRIED COUPLE—Farm, must be good milker. TA-7843 between 6 and 9 p. m.

CLERK conversant via building trade terms. Box 950, Tim

Salesmen—Agents 9A

SPECIALTY SALESMEN:

Sales up 20.7% over same month st year Demand continues to increase. are unaffected by budget control and and a give ims and up A

Merid- |

AIRCRAFT ENGINE

MECHANICS TRAINING. 6 weeks of overhaul assembly, adjustment and timing. CERTIFICATE IN 3-6 WEEKS NO MATH REQUIRED

Day and Eve. Classes

$60 ay tuition, $20 dn., bal. wkly. No Interest Charge. . Bus from 44 Ky. ave. about every 30 minutes direct to Municipal airport.

Roscoe Turner Aero. Corp.

“Qur graduates serving around the globe.”

Rooms With

out Beard ‘14

Housekeeping Rooms 17

Resorts and Cottages 22

Houses and Lots Sale . 25

$2.75 UP; Collegu WA-7943.

bedroom, also ‘large unfurnished room.

2319, afiractive twin

$3, $5 DOUBLE; B adult home; men. CH- 7928.

‘newly furni shed; -gentle-

EVILLE, 622 N.—Clean

closets,

$3 each; HIGH, 1013—Wejl | furnished, 2 2 beds; Br

LI-194

$3.50; COLORADO, comfortable Michigan carline,

$3.50; CENTRAL, 1

International Beauty School

asks you to help supply the demand for beauticians. Special price and terms, 229 N. Pennsylvania.

Special Announcements 12B

cross ventilation; 3 phone.

$3.50—MERIDIAN, single room, quie phone.

closets, hot water

Ala., 1205 N.

room,

ALABAMA, 2123 N.—Cool | oom, 2

lovely lge, ft. twin beds,

622 N.-~Near RCA, private home. E. IR-58 v RE clean room; constant hot water;

2315 N/.—Comfortable § house; | shower, bath,

large ; innerspring. WA-6264.

innspg., reas. LI-4186.

JOHNSON Family Cowboy Band; entertainers for all occasions. R. R. 18, Box 645. BE-0550-R1

Dept. of Insurance John Cramer 240 State House. LI-4435

ALABAMA, 820%2 cold water.

N.—Nicely furnished; hot, After 5 p. ni.;

Sunday.

BRADLEY, 51 N. man. IR-T18

Reasonable.

{3800 East)——Attractive, large closet, private home, jFelined gentle-

CENTRAL, TNT bath, innersprings, privats entrance, 1-2,

Fo nished, next

Personal Services treatments. Dr. A. P. Hall

* F 00T 402 Kresge Bldg. RI-3198.

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

(RVR I BTL (WRT URE LT S17 VE 01 Tl 7: N11 8 3

MEYER O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th NLR [oL

(AUTO GLASS INSTALLED)

AUTO GLASS replacements “since 1925.” Prom. service. EAST WASHINGTON GLASS - FR-4077

(AUTOMOBILE SPRINGS)

INDIANAPOLIS Spring Corp. BILES, TRUCKS, BUSSES. Quick, dependzile service. 832 W. Washington.

(BUILDING & CONTRACTING) GENERAL repairing, carpentering, brick, cement and roofing. Insured. Reasonable prices. BL-0359. (CEMENT WORK)

GUARANTEED cement work at lowest prices. Call TA-2776 after 6 p. m.

(CONTRACTING AND BUILDING)

CONTRACTING, ' building, repairing, concreting, painting, roofing, experienced men; insurance carried, ~MA-5743,

(DELIVERY SERVICE)

ACME Cgumersl Pauce 11-9642 Our Specialty. (FENCE COMPANY)

' {Hoosier Fence Co. Ticry:, ‘two:

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

(FURNACE CLEANING & REPAIRING)

CLEANING, repairin eo Furnaces, Oil urners, Stoke Burners. HALL-NEAL AL FURNACE co ‘'L1-4576

(HAULING)

HAULING of all kinds, crushed stone, cinders, grading, sodding. WA-5719.

(ICE . CREAM—WHOLESALE & RETAIL)

AUTOMO-

able. RI-5840.

CENTRAL, 1501—Front, 1-2, tion, private home, on carstop. Reason-

| cross ventila-

reasonable.

ventilation; men preferred.

beds; private ferred. BL-0690

DELAWARE, 1846 lovely furmture, TA-3875.

DREXEL, 15 N. (4 bath; shower;- 1-

HAMILTON, 406 N.

tleman preferred,

CENTRAL, 1614—Lovely larg: front, nicely furnished; modern; constant hot water;

COLLEGE, 4153; Large Tron room; Cross redecorated;

COLORADO, 17 S.—Two lovely rooms; twin home;

able room; private home: garage; gen-

innersprings; HU-2112 Aientlemen pre=

JN.—Large front room, cross ventilation; ‘1-2.

600 East) -~Front, near 2 gotten. IR-1832.

(near RUA)—Comfort-MA-T824

port, Allison's:

for sonable. WA-1893

transportation; reasonable.

TA PARK. 2456—Large

19me, U-1912 hot water; quiet;

ST. CLAIR, 109 BE, vania) — Clean, working nights.

chairs, twin beds: reference.

HIGH SCHOOL RD. refined ge! vate family. BE-0966-W,

ILLINOIS, 2427 N.—Comfortzble furnished entlemen. No other [roomers.

NORTH-—Front room; employed lady; good WA-1220

112 W. North St. =

PARK, 3117—Nicely furnith ny biences; private hom;

private asonable, WA-3290.

PARK, 4300—Master bedroo:; rivate home; cross ventilg

ST. CLAIR, 321 E.—Large 1: quire 419 E. Walnut,

with employed couple.

SHELBY, 2760—Modern roo: RI-3507.

1909 -—Near air-

lemen; priRea-

reference| exchanged;

8lgeping .rooms, 2.50 to $5 wk.

ed room; all 4 carlines.

airy 3lbeping room, gentleman preferred.

suitable - 2; ation; shower.

om, constant distance; in-

walking

NO. 5 (Off Pennsylwell furnished room Ideal for men

; overstuffed gentlem:n preferred;

MOORE, 3043—2 Large unfurnished rooms; modern; utilities; private enrance; downstairs; MA-3671.

HILLTOP Cottage, nished; near Maruntyiney road. References. HU-8314

orgeous view; furok Blue Bluff

NEW JERSEY, 835 N.—3-Room apartment; pitas entrance; utilities furnished; hot water.

NEW JERSEY, 1908 N.—2 Rooms, Frigidairz, sin. Room kitchenette, $7 up. Adults.

OHIO, 1106 E.—Housekeeping rooms; privgte entrance; 1 with and 1 without frigerator; children welcome.

OLIVE, 1838—Nice 2 rooms, furnished; near bath; ‘private entrance. Adults only.

ORIENTAL, 20 N.—2 Rooms; refrigera.tion; innersprings; entrance; hot water.

PINE, 614 N.—Up; 2-room apartment; reasonable; private. Call after 5 p. m.

REISNER, 1236 S.—2 rooms, furnished or Hu ished; private entrance; adults.

2 utilities; private

cot--0585.

Wanted to Rent 23 =i MANAGEMENT—RENTAL SERVICE.

LAKE MANITOU (east side) —Lar 5 tage; 2 boats; to families only.

5, 6 OR 7-ROOM HOUSE. ADULTS; IRCTR. 3

Moving & Storage

HODGES STORAGE CO.

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

937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019.

RIVERSIDE SECTION—1325 First floor, modern. rooms. Reasonable.

SHERMAN DR. 2402—Cool room, springs; also 2 housekeeping rooms; reasonable. CH-1280-J.

SOUTHEASTERN, room with kitchenette; newly decorated; utilities; cross ventilation. .

WALNUT, 42% E.—2-1-room apartments; upper and lower; utilities.

Adults; one or two

25TH ST, 820 E.—2 modern furnished; next to bath; innersprings; College car; private entrance.

31ST., 830 W.—2-room furnished apartment; sink; 2 private entrances. TA-3462.

ROACHE— inner1523—Furnished front

20TH, 130 W. (Off Illinois)—Desirable fi. st floor, front apartment; utilities; phone.

Apartments Unfurn.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown.

H. H. WOODSMALL AGENCY

. APARTMENT RENTAL SERVICE 108 E. WASH. LI-5393

General Apartments

22. W. Vermont. LI-2439.

$4 Wk.—Shelby st.; nice 2-room apt. . - - $57.50—N. 3800; nice bedroom apartment. 32 50—N. 3900; finest lux. bedroom apt. N.; unusual 5-room apartm Sto Agency, WA-4466 (Eves. TR 1956).

$32. AND $35—633 E. 10th—Upper 3 rms, bath; redecorated; utilities. Adults.

$35; 3-ROOM apartment; private home. Out where it’s cool and quiet. Private bath, kitchen furnished, air conditioned. BR-3530.

817 EDISON HU-2204

GREER, 814 (near Lilly’s)—Lower front, 2 rooms, private entrance; shower hath.

LAYMAN 14 N.—Living room, bedroom; shower: utilities: no kitchen; near transportation. IR-5031.

MERIDIAN, 1811 N.—Newly decorated bedroom apartment: extra -in-a-door, Frigidaire, stove, utilities; reasonable.

MORRIS, 346 E.—Efficiency; adjoining bath; Frigidaire; utilities; $7.50. RI-7102.

PARK AVE, 1631-1, 2, 3-room unfurnished apartments; utilities paid; adults.

3 Cool Rooms, Bath

CITY ICE CREAM 70. 3137 E. 10th. CH=1231, Parties our specialty. We eliver.

( INSULATION)

ROCKWOOL, insulate average home

attic, ceiling, $59, installed. CH-6085. ‘ :

- (INSURANCE)

REVOKED DRIVERS LICENSE

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

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

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

(LAUNDRY)

A-1 LAUNDRY, 8c 1b.; shirts 8c straight. Call and deliver. TA-2073.

(MOVING AND TRANSFER)

H and transfer. . Pay 30 Moving [i¢, “Nk 1065 vetore 0 AN

(PAPER - & PAINTING)

days

CH-6750-M

ings only. MA-66 WINFIELD,

Reasonable. BE-1

vate entrance;

“1-2, one.

rated; convenient nois; evenings.

for gentleman, . 2255 N. Meridian,

TEMPLE, 3517 N-—Rooms, private Bah; new hore;

TEMPLE, 250 N.—Large fron ployed coupie; pr asonale:

1410—Near Allison's; tive room; private home; board opiional.

11TH., 822 E.—Pirst floor; 1-2 aduits. 21ST, 318 E.—Near Central. ingersprings; large closer; private home

BEDROOM and: living Toom for 2; Jodsso-

nice beautifully Foinished room

4 gentlemen; soft water.

iL room; emCall" morn-

attrac-

430-R.

Tt room; rr RI-7276.

Cool rooms,

location; 3024 N > Me

all conveniences, $5.

Rooms With

widow’s home; GA-5780.

Steaming, papering WA-6360

and painting.

(PAINTING)

snd: Int., ext.; paper hang. SamPainting , ples shown, No job too small, Call noons or after 6 p. m. BL-1126,

PAINTING contractor; interior decorating, PlagieniLg, Burnett after ¢ p. m. TA959. Reference.

Painting Soon. orice oo: WA-T4T3 (PAINTING, TRUCK DRIVING)

COLORED man wa painting. HI-0992 after 6 p. m.

(PAPER CLEANING)

work, floors Razed Geo; Reference. RI-91! Te

(PAPER wire

VACAT/SON RATES, pa mates free, work Prompt service.

RE NEW dainty BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

n originated by RICHARDS THE PRINTER 127 E. New York. Sample free

> REMODELING]

OF ALL KINDS

SiS Aor

Brown.

EstiSaraiteed a

e| “YOU'RE SUBPENAED.”

WICH Best

THE COTTAGE~Home * you like it.” O

wants . truck driving or

PAPER CLEANING—Wall yashine, wood-

| DELAW,

G & G SANDSHOP. 25 8. Alabama. Near dail. Coffee—Sandwiches. :

“Just like N. Oxford. |

optional;

$5.50; COMER, 1205 — Afttiactive front; twin beds)

EWING, 946 N.—Large frohs room; board near RCA. CH-3305-R.

Boar 15

two meals.

Hotels

Hoosier Hotel

16 $4 week up. sachusetts.

Modern, 440 Mes

Housekeeping Rooms

$4; COLLEGE,

1524—Large housekeeping; quiet; near nly.

light

room; adults

bath;

BE-3

springs. Porch.

$4; GROFF, 1441 (near Allicon’s)—Room, gulitles. pal (washer), zidrage;

$5 UP; TIL 1103—Frn 1-2-room kitchenette apartments, inner-

adults.

ished neatly,

N. Meridian.

BELLEFONTA ; fortably fur couch; phone. *

$7 UP; library apartments; 45 sirable; furnished 2-room apartments. utilities; 814

ALABAMA, 1516 N.—2 Large front rooms; kitchenette; Frigidaire; utilities; -adults.

ed;

1022--1 00! comnear bath; studio

BROADWAY, sink, 35.

Room, bath, -

BROADWAY, 1138-3 Large | lower, cool rooms. Accommodate ait 31 0;

1138—2 rooms,

kitchenette, kitchendite, private

Cy ent: it Frigidaire, 8

stairs. * Phone.

{| DELAWARE, 323 N. running water, range; rececorated; pri- . vate entrance: downstairs.

1616—Attractive ‘studio couch,

ARE, 1002 N.—Housekieping room; utilities; also sleeping room, cool, down-

efficiency phone, utilink. | 5

~—1 room, Kitchenaite,

FLETCHER room apartment; tance.

AVE., 886—Nicely furnished 7

modern; ‘ralking di

HIGHLAND AVE.

Furn. Houses.—Apts.

18A

$5 Wk.—Girl share ' her lux. apartment. $65—N. oleridian: eff. apt.; grand piano. $75—IRV.—Finest 5-room apar tment. Others. White, WA-4466 (Eves. 1R-7956)

$9—3 Well-furnished rooms; private bath; Le ageration; utilities; heat; adults. FR-

HAWTHORNE, 137 8.—4-Room house; bath; Frigidaire; telephone; utilities:

heat’ good proposition.

HIGH, 1020Y2 (near Lilly’s)—4-room furnished "apartment; utilities furnished; adults; $50.

MERIDIAN, 1728 N.—Lower front 2 rooms; bath; kitchenette; employed couple; _ porch. TA-8418 EERE

RITTER, 336 N. (5500 East)—Two clean, -pinsty furnished rooms; utilities; near a

vate ‘entrance; bath; utilities; adults.

W. WASHINGTON--We have completely furnished a 4 room apartment with beautiful new furniture; bargain. Terms if desired. Party buying furniture may rent apartment, which includes an electric refrigerator. Rental 34 a month. For information call at 2045 W. Washington.

21ST, 17 'W. Kitchen apt.: new Tarmishing: throughout, $47.50. WA-5833, ring Apt. 3

28TH, 137 W.—3 large rooms, private entrance; refrigeration; share bath; priileges. WA-8739.

NEAR TECH—Rooming house (2 and 3room apartments), completely furnished. Frigidaires, $1000 value. Trade for equity in property; double preferred, east. Box .. 161 Times.

Houses for Rent .6710 HILLSIDE

New, modern bung.; .gar.; for defense workers; $50. ler 4401, HU-1723.

Farms Suburban Rent. 20

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

Union Title Building 155 E. MARKET ST.

Business Property

WE available; ideal locations for groceries,

21 HAVE several good business places

restaurants, etc.; ory, Seasonal ble rents. 310 Massachusetts. N. Colorado. 4301 B. Michigan. sa Massachusetts. For further details, call Mr. Buse, | Hall-Hottel Co., Inc. MA-8581,

ROOM 20x20" in a ilding, 21 N.--1 MODERN; Best bic NISHED. ADULTS. |.

for gore. Bo - Hotel,

01-5585.

TEMPLE, 610 N.—First floor, 3 rooms; pri-

priced at a|-

alty, Inc. LI- }

-| Koepper

Houses and Lots Sale 25 1260-601, STANDARD AVE. Six and 4-room double. Toilet, water, lights and gas. Newly decorated. Easy erms. . J. G. McCULLOUGH AGENCY, INC. 166 N. DELAWARE ST. MA-9323 Buy a 2 Way Double See 2547 Brookside pkwy. (south drive) and 1302. N. Temple. Large lot, good future investment, both modern. Any reasonable offer given thorough LonSldoIation. & Call Mr. Nicolai T Mr. Koepper. MA-6411. . 8. Cruse Realty Co, 128 N. Dela. 30TH, E., 4858—7-room semi modern, 2 acres, $4,500 cash. LaSalle N., 2302— Lovely 7-room modern, newly painted and redecorated, venetian blinds, large social room in basement. Bin'- feed Sle, CH-1097—CH-5017-J Adam R. Hee 2354 Station. {SUITABLE'FOR ROOMERS CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN 712 Russell ave., 9-room mod. except furnace, priced low. MA-9821. Edw. Dillehay, MA-6411, J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO. 128 N. DEL. 4 Rm. Bungalow Double 437-39 S. Gray. A good little howe, toilet and water inside. Only $30 own payment , balance oo ponthty payments. Mr. Nicolai or Mr. J. S. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del. 5-Room mod. bung. and gar. excellent cond., inside and out. Very reasonable at $5000. 1308 N. DeQuincy, ask for Bill Jr. \ Keller Realty, Inc. LI-4401, HU-1773. NICE 4-RM. BRICK VENEER; 8S. Ww. 34-Basement; furnace, bath rm.; o JB rm.; fireplace, all lino-

an carpets go with “prop.;

" oniy 32950: CH-5728. MA-5655 Goode & Goodes:: reopies Bank.

NEW BRICK EAST

6 rooms. Can get immediate possession. Will take some trade. Act quickly.

627 Lemcke Bldg. Jack Duncan 377. LI1-3697.

and newly decorated throughout, bath down. Only $2500. - Keller Realty, Ine. LI-4401, HU-1723.

SOUTH SIDE—Nice 4-room home; insulated; good condition: gar.; pretty neighborhood; all improvements in and paid. Barg., $2250, $250 dn., $23.40 month pays everything. HUD: ELSON, CH-6204.

ONLY $975. CASH

6 W. Raymond st. 4-room cottage.

10 Stop, look! MA-9821. EDW. DILLEHAY. MA-6411.

6117 EVANSTON—New 2-| hegroom modern; ready to live in now. $500° down, balance FHA terms. Can sell this house fo anyone in any Seeypation. Open every day for inspection. LI-3478

252 S. GRAY

Four-room semi-modern. Price $2100. Terms

John R. Welch & Sons, 23 W. Ohio, ~ LI-3123.

LASALLE, 449 N.—Five room modern home near RCA (vacant). Walter Polkerth, Rack Side Agent. + 4200 E. Washington. Call IR-4200 any time. .

VACANT—261 ELDER 4 Rooms, toilet, gas, $500 EY

Studebaker Realty ..5: surisy.

BELLEFONTAINE st.; 9-rm. mod. ‘suit. for roomers; $2,200; terms. Schroer.

F. J. Viehmann Co. 35,5255

bldg.—~MA-2515 INOIS, N.

of 34th—2-4 unit apts.; LLINOT $250 per month. Can be sold on terms. McGee, Acro Realty, 208 N. Delaware, RI-3312.

GLADSTONE, 44 S.—Modern 5-room me pow vacant; price $4500. Terms. LI-

gar.

FOR SALE—5-room modern bungalow, oT be seen by appointment.

POR HOME, east or south, tion, call C, J. Osburn, 8:30 a. m. or after 5: Sop

4-BEDROOM, 2 baths, sun Ee kitchen, WA-1235.

LAYMAN, 35—(IRVINGTON’S CENTER) Seven Joon reasonable; 12 cash. Owner. IR-T178.° |

$2300—30 NN. Beville (East .2500). modern 8-room home. 20% down.

NORTHWEST—6 large rooms, modern $300 down, $45 month. MA-7363 or TA:

2 - descrip“idst Tone

modern bin feed stoker. 3351 Ruckle.

Nice WA-

DEARBO) N.—Owner’s SPoiroom modern; OW floors, full base~

. ment; 2-car garage. $4300. CARROLLTON, Rooms; 2

16349 2. a1 condition; nice yard; bargain; WA-

ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc. RI-2368. |

MA. 2377

NEW HOMES COMPLETED

AT BEAUTIFUL RHODIUS PARK

A development of 117 ho Olea, 2 bedrooms each; fine baths and kitchens; full basements; front drives. A most attrace tive home’ owned community,

DAILY 10 to 12 and 3 ©. NOW 715 8. Kapp 2 blocks east of S. “Mars Hill Bus” to F BRIDGES & ' GRAVES oy 243 N. Delaware. RI-34717.

SIX-ROOM HOUSE, CLOSE TO ALLISON'S

Two lots; 4 rooms down, 2 rooms (not finished); new roof and pain, tu a

in; kitchen sink, good well, fine garage with room and coal bin; and brooder house, fenced chicken yard; transportation. Only $2200; $500 down, Inspect 814 S. Whitcomb. Call Mr. Phile

lipst evenings, MA-6962 .or MA-2377 with Jack C. Carr," Realtor.

IN BEECH GROVE 218-222 S. NINTH 2 New, Modern Bungalows

Two bedrooms, breezeways, full base ments; built-ins; hree lots; FHA te Open Sunday, 1 5 p. m. LI-3478. °

JUST OFF E. 38th ST.

2 Squares from Ft. Harrison bus. 4007 N. Arthington blvd. (4600 E. 38th). 2 bedroom. bungalow. Lot 90’x200°. $4000—$1500 cash. Ba Keller, 4298, : LI-4401.

KELLER REALTY, INC.

106th St. at McPherson—S.W.Cor.

Lovely 5-room modern bungalow; large living room; hardwood floors: built-in cabinets, good furnace, Tis Juss, shrubbery, trees; and call Phillips. . 2377, with JACK C.S®CAR

3756 FORD: Charming 2 DELIGHTFUL BDRMS.

Lovely large kitchen, knotty pine dine ette, fireplace, glass bath, full basement. BR-6093. MA-7441,

JOHN MAX REALTY CO.

MODERN $2650

2 bedroom bung. and gar., nice cond., shown by appt. 4121 Byram. Ask for Tom

Keller, Realty, Inc., LI-4401, CH-4296,

Keller KEYSTONE, 1019 N.—3-bedroom mod home; stoker, garage, large lot. 335 Ne Keystone: 6-room modern; extra lot: g Hone, o's wasn, Baa els . . Wa i 4200 any time, gon; Call

2270 PARKER, 5-rm. mod. bung. .... 1315 POL 3 8-rm. mod. Psy te 23 N. , 7-rm, semi-mod. ...... 2.500 WALTER TH, East Side Agent. 4200 BE. Wash. Call 'IR-4200 any time.

1950-52 RUCKLE. > Excellent 10-room duplex in good close-in location. A good invest ment at $4,250. Mr. Hartley, BE-4112. lison Realty Co., Inc., Realtors. RI-2368, 8 COLORED BARGAIN 330 W. 41st; 4-rm, mod.,

TA-0496. Harvey Jones, 2 J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO., 128 N. DEL

COLORED—5-room modern bungalow, 530 Borhard) Sd drive garage, double; new rpeted; fireplace; built - ins; 3 %%s0. TA 3154, HU-6747.

COLORED—Modern double; rooms side; 231-33 W. 20th. $450 3 TAS 3754, HU-6747.

Real Estate Lovestment 25A HOME LOANS = Sri H. Duff Vilm ro ORGAGE Co.

6-Rm. Double, South—$2300

a $36. $230 gown, $21 month; “Was

Farms Suburban Sale 258 R. R. (4, BOX 382 52 “DANDY + moa.

7300 N, and 4 blks. from Li 1%-story, 4-bedrm, home; 1% bat rms., brkfst. rm., Plenty of cabnts,, and ‘wardrobes, ige. 2-car gar,, chkn, lovely yd., outside firepl, 25=A, BR-6093,

SMALL AND LARGE; FARMS SALE OR TRADE,

M. Q. Masten Co. **%1" Delaware

RI-1800. : 21 / Acres 8. Sherman Drive.—8 Rms;, property.

$4250; exchange for city Elmore Bros; -MA-3788. - = IDEAL HOME—New 5-room modern; ‘full basement, large lot. 35 Rebecca dive, off 5015 Rockville road. BE-0120. 3

$ i 0 Down, $5 mo.—%; Acre tracts, dal home sites. Cooper, IR-6158.

Real Estate for Trade

BROADWAY—Close in, 2 S5-room equity $1500; will trade. Owner; RI-

Real Estate Wanted LIST YOUR HOUSE C SUBURBAN PROPER

WITH US for QUICK SAL

JACK C. CARR 5 HU-220

WE will pay cash for short te on desirable property to sell. quis action list with us today. LI-3478.

We have mumeroms buyers fog: ‘class homes in all parts.ef the §

ALLISON REALTY CO., INC. 14 ”

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