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MONDAY, NOV. 11, 1946
PREDICT PRICES T0 ‘LEVEL OFF
Business Leaders Concede Rise But No Runaway.
By UNITED PRESS Spokesmen for the nation’s principal industries said today that some price increases would follow the government's removal of almost all price controls, but they said that prjces would not “run hog wild.” Instead, they said that some prices might rise sharply but would level off, much as the price of meat has done since ceilings were lifted., Some industry leaders pledged to hold price . increases to a minimum, . A poll of housewives in 10 major cities, meanwhile, showed that most of them believed prices would not skyrocket. Most were: pleased with the sweeping decontrol order in the belief that more consumer goods would become available, Comment from industry spokesmen: Food—The department of agriculture said food prices would aver- - age “materially higher” than they did a year ago. However, most food priceqceilings already had been removed in the décontrol movement of the last three weeks, Meat prices already had begun to level off. Spokesmen said most foods except
Scientists Give
By S¢lence Service BERKELEY, Cal, Nov. 11. ~Why is the ocean blue? A new answer to this age-old question has been found in a newly reported research attempt to use light rays in anti-submarine warfare. In attempting to find ways of combatting German submarines, two American scientists discovered that there exist in every cubic inch of clear ocean water about a million and a half dust-like particles, each about one fifty-thousandth of an inch in diameter, ' These particles reflect sunlight back to the ocean surface. But the light that gets back to the surface bas been filtered; water absorbs the red and yellow colors of light, leav-
EXPERTS T0 AID U. S. FIGHT ON- CANGER
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 11 (U. P)). ~THe United States public health service soon will have eight or more cancer experts working in the field in the government's concentrated program to control the disease, it was disclosed today. These experts will be part of a cancer control section now being set up by the health service, Dr. Austin V. Deibert, chief of the program,
sugar and fats would be fairly] plentiful.
Clothing—Lew Hahn, general manager of the National Retail Dry | Goods association, said clothing prices in general may rise but will level off. He said that buyers could look for larger supplies of such scarce ites as shirts, shorts, paJamas, slips, baby garments and bouse dresses. Automobiles—Spokesmen for Chrysler and Hudson declined to
said. They will work with state health authorities. Dr. Deibert collaborated with Dr. Leonard A. Scheele, “assistant chief of the national cancer institute, in preparing a paper read at a meeting of the public health cancer association, held in advace of the 71st annual session of the American public health association which opens tomorrow. Dr. Deibert said plans cailed for one or more medical officers to be |assigned to each of the eight pub-
comment pending a further study li health service district offices
of decontrols and market trends. Ford Motor Co. said no increase was. contemplated ‘in the price of Ford cars or trucks. A prominent
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| DENVER, Nov. 11 (U. P.).—One|
dicted that good used cars would advance in price and that medium and “rough” cars would drop. Building Materials—Lewis Brown, thairman of Johns-Manville of New York city, said that with increasing production building materials will “work toward future reduction in building costs.” He pres dicted that the building black mart would end in a few months. officials, however, said prices |
to expand the cancer control programs. ‘ :
Denver girl is in for a bad case of writer's cramps if she ever has to {write her name in full. She has 24 christian names. Paul A. Henning, father of a 16-day-old daughter, was impressed by a Seattle man who had 17 given names.. He gave his daughter 24
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Mr, Henning's daughter—Mary Ann Bernadette Helen Therese Juanita Oliva Alice Louise Harriet Lucille Henrietta Celeste Corolla Constance Cecile Margaret
\ however, that there would be some “adjustments of inequities” in furniture prices, | but he predicted that furniture, | particularly of the upholstered type, would increase in supply within four months. y Steel—Steel spokesmen sid thre would be no overall price rise, but that some products such as nails, would increase in price. The OPA predicted that the price of scarce items such as stoves and refrigerators would jump 10 to 15 per cent. Coal—John D. -Battle, executive secretary of the National Coal as-| sociation, said coal operators would | hold prices “to the lowest possible minimum.” He said the OPA’s
prediction that coal prices would b
soar was “unjustified.”
Gets 'Ticket' for 'Hellzapoppin' Car
PERU, Ind., Nov. 11 (U. P.) .—Mrs. Olga Young indignantly refused a parking ticket which police said they had placed on her automobile. She didn’t own a car, she said. Police thought differently, led the surprised Mrs. Young to a shiny new sedan parked on a downtown street, She learned it was a gift from her
fame from New York City. He enlisted local police aid to make the surprise presentation,
GERMANS LEARNED LESSON FROM WAR
NEW YORK, Nov. 11 (U. P.).— Germany feels she lost the war because she started it ahead of schedule, Hugh Baillie, president of the United Press, said today on his | return from Europe. “The lesson learned from losing] the war is that next time she must be better prepared. I was told by Germans that obviously they didn't go into the war as a war of conquest because they were not prepared,” Mr. Baillie said.
GOP IN MARYLAND LOSES SENATE RACE
BALTIMORE, Nov. 11 (U, P.).~— The official tabulation showed today that Gov. Herbert R. O'Conor, Dem« ocrat, was elected to the U. 8S. senate from Maryland in last Tuesday's election. Mr. O'Conor had a margin of 2206 votes over his Republican opponent, D. John Markey. Mr. O'Conor’s total vote was 237,166, while Mr. Markey's was 234,960. ‘PALACE IN SARASOTA TO BE OPEN TO PUBLIC JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 11 (U. P.). — The fabulous Ringling palace at Sarasota, valued at more than $12 million, and willed to the state of Florida by the late circus magnate John Ringling, will be opened to the public, it was an-
nounced today. Visitors will be charged an ad-
and the Ringling museum.
LT. GEN, H. L. GEORGE QUITS WASHINGTON, Nov, 11 (U, P). ~Lt. Gen. Harold L. George today ‘resigned as commanding general of the army's air transport command to become president and chairman ‘of the board of Peruvian Intentia}
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Isabelle Henning—was baptized in! St. Elizabeth's church yesterday,
‘SAYS $50,000 PAID TO POISON PUBLISHER
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 11 (U. P.).!
A man who identified himself as a |
Chicago gambler told police here! that James Ragen, former | racing news syndicate head, | was poisoned by a man who was for the job. of poisoning last sum-
|land shooting. Capt. Cleam Me tectives, was given the information y Ivan (Little Alaba Cannon, who said he had been a ‘dealer in a Chicago gambling house \for 10 years, and had himself Feluseth pm, - 000 to kil} Ragen. {= Federal authorities were expected to take custody of Cannon, who | was held for questioning by Cin-| cinnati police.
CHANGE OF VENUE IS GRANTED YOUTH
MONTICELLO, Ind. Nov. 11 (U. P.).—The first degree murder trial of 13-year-old Robert Houchin was venued today to Carroll circuit court. Attorneys for Houchin, accused of slaying his foster mother last July 29, were granted a request for a change of -venue from the court of Judge Russell Gordon. The trial will begin Nov. 18. Mrs. Everett Louderback was shot to death at her farm home. The youth said they argued over chores he objected to performing.
CHRISTMAS TRADE HELPS SURPLUS SALE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11: (U, P.. —The Christmas trade is partaking heavily of the surplus wares offered by the war assets administration, WAA said today.
There has been heavy buying, it|o
said, of smoking supplies, wrist watches, snowshoes, skis and ski poles, toiletries and cosmetics. WAA expects soon to put on the market 200,000 model plastic tanks, ships and planes which the army and navy used in identification classes.
SHORTAGES OF JUDGES BRINGS TRIAL DELAYS
BERLIN, Nov. 11 (U. P.)~The
American-licensed German news-|”
paper Tagesspiegel reported yesterday that Berlin's jails are so crowded that only thosé accused of the most serious crimes will be held pending trial. “Robbers, murderers, and big black market operators” are among ‘those held, the paper alleged. The shortage ‘of judges and trained legal personnel was blamed for the trialf, delays.
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Dale Bessire, president of ‘the Indiana Artists club, opening today will continue through Nov. 23 at H. Lieber Co. galleries.
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New Answer
As to Why Ocean Is Blue!
ing greens, blues and violets, the combination of which is the indigo blue common to deep ocean water, Some Saw Reflection of Sky Previously the scientific explana< tion for this color had been attributed to the scattering by molecules of water, just as the blue of the sky is explained by scattering due to air molecules. Less scientific explanations held that the ocean's color was a reflection of the blue
The scientists, Dr. F. A. Jenkins, profesor of physics at the University of California, and Dr. I. 8. Bowen, now director of the Mount Wilson Observatory, conducted the research in 1941 at the U. 8. Navy Electronics Laboratory in San Diego, using some of the facilities of the University of California's Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Light Penetrates 580 Feet Drs. Jenkins and Bowen found that the tiny particles played a major role in blocking their efforts to devise anti-submarine devices using light. They found, for example, that the billions of particles suspended in the ocean, intercepting light as it passes through water, set a limit of penetration of a ray of light at a maximum of 580 feet. This limitation eliminated hopes of silhouetting submarines by dropping airplane flares below them, since it was impractical below about 200 feet.. Scattering of light by the particles also prevented bouncing rays off submarines, similar to the use of radio waves in radar.
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STEBLEIN- Sgt, Ollie, brother of Victoria Ann Sigmon, passed away at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Nov. 6. Serviess Janne: Buchanan Mortuary, Tuesday, 3 Friends invited. Interment Crown Hin VALODIN--Mrs, Pearl, 118 W., 20th st, mother of Miss Virginia Valodin, sister of Mrs, Milton Plasters of Detroit, Mich., Mrs, Grover Pitman, Tvan Mobley and Rex Mobley, both of Nashville, Ind., passed away ‘Monday a. m. Service Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Wednesday, 1 p. m Interment Crown Hill. Friends invited Friends may call at mortuary, WEIR-—Mary J, 1428 N. Penn, st,, of Mrs, John Dugan (Mae LJ, sister of Miss B. Coady and Mrs, Rose Kane of Rantoul, Ill, passed away Saturday p. m, Funeral services Reynolds Mortuary, 1415 N. Penn. st.,, Wednesday, 9:30 a, m., 88, Peter and Paul Cathedral, 10 a. m. Burial Cplvary cemetery, Friends invited, Friends may call at the mortuary. ZEIGLER—Anna E, of 3408 BE. 20th st. beloved wife of Charles Zeigler, sister of Mrs. Myrtle Muy Keough, Mrs, Effie Nereota Bhaw, entered into rest Saturday h rvices Tuesday, Nov, 132, at A pteust Chapel, 2530 Station st, 2 p, m. | Burial Memorial Park. Priends are welcome. Moore Mortuaries EE ————— 3 Card of Thanks LINNE--We wish to thank the relatives, neighbors, friends, Father Barton, Penniyivania R. R. and employees G. ©. Murphy and employees Kahn Tailoring Co, for their many acts of kindness and sympathy at the recent death of our beloved husband and father, Joseph A Linne. We also thank the Kirby mortuary | for their sympathy and, "ly service, | PE and SON. { NELSON “We wish to express our sincere | thanks to our friends, neig hbors and | relatives for their beautiful floral offer- | ings and kind expressions of sympathy, in| the loss of our wife. mother, sister and daughter, Maxine Nelson, thanking
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ANDREWS Jeng Newlin (Jake), age 77, f 425 N. State st., beloved husband of oh O., father of Frances Buis of Indianapolis, Bethel Hendren of Connersville, David Andrews and Mary Elizabeth Ray Indianapolis, passed away Saturday p. m. Services 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Jones & Hurt ‘Shefield Chapel” 22268 Shelby st. Interment Crown Hill ceme3ary. Friends may call at the chapel any tim COLGAN. Mary Ella, passed away fo het residence, Saranac Lake, N. Y,
Rose Eugene | sr vices’ Fianner & Buchanan Mortuary | Child's pet. Reward GA-1734. Yyvonne Florentine Lolita Grace | Tuesday,
4 p. m. Friends invited. Cre-| | mation Flanner & Buchanan Crematory.
DECKER-—Clinton J., age 62, 321 W., Re-| gent st, passed away Saturday morning, {husband of Mary Pearl, father of Harold J., son of Harrison C, and brother of Ed Detker: es at the urel Street m. Friends fre 15 Burial go ill. Pde may sail at the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the himes, 1234 Prospect st.
ae husband of Bertha, father | of William H. Deel,” Mrs. Ruby Shdmpay, Mrs. Herman Medenwald, Mrs. Ethel Ocheltree and Elwood Hazel. Also survived by seven brothers and one sisters, | passed away Saturday p. m. Friends may call at the Tolin Puneral Home, 1308 Prospect. Services Tuesday, 10 a. m., from funeral home. Burial New Crown. Friends invited. GOLDBERG—Abraham, of 3045 N. New Jersey, passed away Sunday morning, father of Jack, Bert, .. William Sabol, brother t B., Harry and Mrs. Ray Services will be conducted at m. today at the Beth-El temple, 34th and Ruckle. Arrangements by Aarons Ruben Funeral Home. Friends invited. HOSTETLER —Jemmie M., age 68 years, wife of Richard W., mother of Dennis B., Robert Howard W., Cline E. and Raymond Htetior, sister of Mrs. Eliza-
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FT TORE clip with rubles, lost Thursday evening. Reward. Mrs. Seiloff, RI9266, Sunday CH-0208-J. | Collie male, white with brown Small spots,” lost. Name, “Brownie.”
LOST — Black and tan rat terrier, answers name “Wimpy'': strayed from 5831 N. | Ewing Thursday evening. R Reward. BR-5831 STRAYED—Pointer, male, white body, brown ears. Answers to “Cap.” Reward. BL -39 2. LR ~Black corde, vieinity x motiey, return cohtent | cant 8 Befty McAninch, WA-0631.
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tDeceased). Sister of James A. Stephens of Indianapolis, survived also by 19 grandchildren, 45 great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren, passed away Sunday, Nov. 10, at her residence, 3640 Graceland ave. Furieral from the Black well Funeral Home, 1508 . Meridian, | Wednesday, Nov. 13, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass St. Thomas Aquinas church, 9:00 a. m. Interment Calvary cemetery, Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MILLS—William O., age 81, beloved husband of Della Mills, passed away Sun. day morning at the residence, 568 King ave, Bervice Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. Michigan st Friends invited. Buri~l Anderson cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral ome.
PATE — Charles E, age 31, 2309 Miller passed away suddenly Saturday Husband of Pauline
zabe: gram, Mrs, Novelia Nei, hbors, Alen, Richard, Leon, Garland and Carl, son of Mrs. Laure, Thompson. Funeral services Tuest the Tabernacle of God, toi 3 P Meridian st. Friends may call at the Farley Home, 1604 W., Morris st. until time of service. Burial Floral Park, REILEY--Wm, E., 6238 Broadway, husband of Pearl, brother of Mrs. George Wiss, 8f. Mary's O.; Mrs. Elizabeth Madden,” Flint, Mich.; Prank Relley, Cincinnati, O.; also survived by several nieces and nephews, died Saturday, Puneral|" Tuesday, 8:30 a. m., at the Ruby Mortuary, | Meridian and 10th st, 9 m. Bt. Joan of Arc church, Friends ay call at the mortuary.
OBERTS — Malcolm V., 6563 Ferguson st., entered into rest Saturday, age 29 Mrs. John F. Rob-
y ay, 1:30 , m. at Peace Chapel, E. Michigan st. Friends are welcome. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at chapel. Moore Mortuaries. ROMINE—Mrs. Margaret A., mother of ©, . Romine and Mrs. Ethel M. Reller of Indianapolis and grandmother of Russell Romine, Indianapolis; Wesley Romine of Boston, Mass., and Jacqueline Tremont, Indianapolis, passed away Saturday night. ain Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, pTues fends invited, Burial ra jo Friends may call at mortuary. RUTH—8arah E., 2115 EB. New York st. entered into rest, Sunday, ® 96 years, wife of Samuel L. Ruth, mothér of C. C. Moore, sister of William Moore, stepmother of Mrs, Bessie “Balch, Mrs, Lydia and Mrs. Grace Middleton, grandother of Miss Chatlotie Monta, Beryioes 3 p. m. at Peace Cha 2050 E. Michian st. Friends are Tl Burial rowp ‘Hill cemetery. SANDEFUR-Losia, of 230 8 State, beloved mother of Mrs. Gladys Atherton, Detroit, Mich; Roy Sandefur, Needham, .; Otis and Howard Sandefur, Indian-] sister of Mrs. Mattie Hinchman | Andrew Yoster, Indianapolis, passed Friends may call at Ronert Ww Biging” JF inerni Home, 1 Jet vee Tues
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13 Special Notices
Notice of Election—Marion County The Independent Milk Producers Ass'n will hold an election for =a director for Marion county on Nov, 25, 1946, at 8 p. m, in the office of the association, 423 Massachusetts ave, Indianapolis. All members are hereby notified and requested to attend.
16 Business Services
AUTO RADIATOR TROUBLES? “Let the oldest shop in the middlewest (est, 1813) cure them. AC ME RADIATOR, 623 N. 111,
BRICK BLOCK-FLUE REPAIR
Fireplaces, Flues, Chimneys, Founda tions, Pointing and Rebuilding, Stop water leaks and smoky flues, Also sidewalk repairs. Guaranteed, and prompt service, HI-2708 CHIMNEY repairing, porch and foundation pointing, gutter painting and repairing. GA-7711. SEARS AND SONS CLEANERS. Fine garments safély cleaned. Pick-up and delHvery, 114 W. Ray st. RI-6618,
Excavating and remodeling. Dirt for sale. Quick service. RI 1214 Acme Heating Sales & Service Repairs, Jastailations, boilers, stokers, coal, gas and oil furnaces, vacuum cleaning 1-6645, Lat 8 Meridian Furnaces Repaired
and cleaned. Immediate service, All work guaranteed, 1660 Shelby St. GA-2130.
FURNACES and sibkers repaired and
furnage cleaning. ‘WHEEL. banka BT. v
2
‘GENERAL HAULING. FR-6958,
General Hauling FR- 8293"
GENERAL HAULING, either night or day. Closed truck. Courteous service, MA-0278.
LIGHT HAULING OF ALL KINDS, White
man. Chas. R. Porter CH-9464.
Veteran—C 1 Ta nt mane F-29038 HI-2249!
CAN BOATING. sodding, Veterans.
tree e trimming,
{LET US SELL you a new inners Spring or|
make your old mattress like new. WAY MATTRESS CO (Mr. Edward E. Elliott, new owner), 817 Ft ._ Wayne, RI-1832
PAINTING — == Interior and exterior; free estimates. Have paint to begin at once.
| warren V. Doser, BL-2889
[WILL SPRA Your automobile for $12.50 if you prepare, it. Enamels and lacquers sprayed expertly, Call LI-0378 or WA-5221 for_appointmen t. Interior and indus-| Spray Painting "57: ‘Paper Hanging, Steaming
Painting. Reasonable prices. Quick service Work guaranteed, Min Mie LL. 9146 teaming Floyd Paper | Hanging Coffman, Imme-| diate service. BR-4918, a PAPERHANGING, painting, steaming! archways and floor sanding. J. Duncan. FR-1088.
Paper | Hanging, 2:
painting, fall prices. Reas, as,_CH- 1276-W Steaming,
Paperhanging, 6t TA-6042
Prompt Service. Condiff. PAPER hanging, steaming and patching. Free estimates ._GA-0612 PAPERHANGING, steaming; IALest Samples: experienced vet. CH-~ 0545-J WALLPAPER removed with steam. Always on time. Johnson, CH-6
PAPER CLEANING, ing, Kemtone; quick _ service.
: neighborhood. LI-1
16 Business Services
| CLOGGED sewer pipes ard drains cleaned, elec. machines, floode paseiielits pumped; inexpensive; guaranteed. C . . Free inspection, om Termites omic” Control Virginia ave, FR- 1424.
up. A Taid. Old floors VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRING (Hy
: | Vogel Bros, 1314 W. Washington MA-615
WASHER REPAIR
Reliable washer repair, guaranteed quick) Service; motors an Hagel rolls H-7668 or CH-611
nt PAY: AS-YOU-GO “i"rs Ek’
No ins Balance Required | moving,
OPLES STATE BANK
HE > Member
130_E. hes
LLE Rooms Without Board
each {pot Call ‘after 5, CH-6424-
nh TA-
FDIC
1903 COMMERCE—2 sleeping rooms, accommodates two; next to bath; transportation.
ED—2 employed girls or couple. References, Private home.
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WEST SIDE—35 N. ADDISON. FR-5017
To Prefer
|18 Rooms With Board
semi-invalid, conva-
CARE for javalia, pri home; close carline,
cent; BE. 1208- R.
Phone RI-1471
avail-|
fice due to illness, 852 Prospect, Apt. 9
ans 3165 Virginia ave., No. Office Space 12, $25: No. 3, $50, including utilities and steam heat. HU-2485, 32 Houses For Sale Vacant—Move Right In $21,500 DOWN, $556 MONTH, 67% interest S5-room modern bungalow; built-in bath; tile floor; venetian blinds; linoleum in kitchen and dining room 2-car garage; large lot;
and shade. Shown Owner leaving state
“Live Wire” T. R. JONES
201 N. New Jersey st. Indpls. MA-6720.
HERE 1S A DANDY BUY
362 E. Morris. 5-Rm. semi-mod. home; nicely decor. school, shopping center. Hurry, this will $1500.
sell 1630 SHELBY MA. 9443
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VACANT—2827 N. GALE
3-Bedroom single, all modern; in good cond; laundry in basement, full size kitchen, and best yet, large screened-in front porch: extra lot with fruit trees. $4 dn. required. Phone LI-4401, Ask for Tom for appt. to see through.
sement best iful shrubs a
1600 E 13RD $1000 DOWN
VACANT—READY TO MOVE IN Good 5-Rm Fog ~Nice Lot—Gar
ALLIED REAL "ESTATE co.
| LI-6340 607
new insul,; nr. 2 car lines, |
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Odd Fellows
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furnace inside with Ge Celotex; 3 mt
5-Rm pong, aA ashes tos Re
4 Rm, home with | ed 3-rm, ng., separate gar, on Ige. hunt B0x140, fenced, for 3 families, Total price,
3-Bedrm. home, 3 chased on contract % oth. Can bey
Nr, Wash, High 1 6-bedrm, Have a home Gre Scot haat; o-bea
3- PE uta loc., $1250 i
o| kets d i A
Call listed Hn HAZELW LOVELY RANCH- » MODERN BUNGALQ
3005 VILLA AVE, Bullt 8 yrs; situated on % ground, nicely "landscaped and ¢ fenced; house consists of nice living kitchen with built-in cabinets, os nook, 2 bedrooms, bath, hot-water hes ing system. Bruce block h rdwaod ory Soimiplate Sot windows; side drive. This is a love home. ur ture optional, i
1630 SHELBY
ewan 0D
1014 NEW
BY MAKING SMALL Nn Live here free—with
furniture included in this off on first r
3811 E. TERRAC E-
7 Rooms for owner, 3-rm, apt. in with private entrance. Owner's x pletely redec. Garage, half acre hs : land, with or without furnituse, =
foi
BE SARVIELD oR ZRICT ONE OF TH R OMI an Paley: 3 J THE hts rms, b cor., ni archways, firs, nicely Ample closet space. Compl,, Victor furnace. “Real Buy.”
1630 SHELBY
“444s POST ROAD
$800 Down,
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, SIDE. DRIVE © LOVELY LOT—GRAND LOCATION
1630 SHELBY MA.
~ MOORESVILLE RE Mars Hill, as is, $3000. ALLIED BLDG. CREDITS,
Run 1008 125 E_Market Bldg 37 Real Estate Loans We Have What You Want - LOW INTEREST—LOW COST
pes ular loan vn] Pe erudian PHA ! Loans to Veterans: Ry oL We
RAILROADMEN'S Federal Savings & Lean 21 Virginia Ave.
ATTENTION BUILDERS
MPLETE FHA oobatrutt]
| DON'T MISS THIS
t om a, folder entitled “How a Mailed free updn No Homme. on or solicitation
RAILROADMEN'S
| FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASS'N 21 Virginia Ave, 4 LI- -3401
request
te BUY
~ VACANT—MOVE IN
832 Church 8t. 7-Rm. Jodern, | siding; front porch, oil heat; | down and toilet, 3 rooms and ful bath nic home, Appointment WH EDW. DILLEHAY RU BE E' RE ALTY CO.
He BUY FROM OWNER
312 Bellefontaine: 10-room modern, and bath up, rents for $85 per month: § and bath down for owner; hardwood _ ['fioors, fireplace cabinets, slate roof, fenced back vard; near school, stores, bus |at door 7.000 on payments Owner show any time, RI-7207
|6-Room semi-modern single for sale to be removed from present location, Bids Open. Call a : MA-4554 106 W. ARIZONA — VACANT A good S5-room cottage; inside toilet
gas, water, electricity. near transp. & schools. Only $4000. Call Mr, May, I ys.
PHILLIPS REALTY , %ai..
“NEW ONE-ROOM BUILDING WELL INSULATED, SUITABLE FOR FILLING STATION, USED CAR LOT, OR A ROOM. EASILY MOVED. 612 E. WASH, ST.
brick
128 N A
1
will
=| WILL ROOM, board girl, school age. Call _ after 3 p. m, _FR-5550. {MOTHER 8
close to
“care, girls 6-8, nice home, churches,
schools. BE-3197-J. | WILL, CARE for childrén in my home by | day. (Colored) W 6. PENNSYLVANIA, 1917—Nice double room. One or ‘couple. Meals optional. WA-8191. | BOARD and “room, girl, school age. Private home. CH-0895~ TACOMA, 1950 N.—Man share room.
Home Sook Near A aLiine. CH- ES R. (9 Housekeeping Rooms
wnt CARE for girl-6 or over in nice Christian home. BE- 2251, KNOX, 507—3 Rooms (not modern), | lights, furnished. Adults. GA- 3427,
21 1 Wanted To Rent
| | empr OYED COUPLE -NO CHILDREN, No drinking; desire unfurnished apartment, | house East, -South, hy irove, South | port. Greenwood, CH-59 veteran and
4 Weeks old Baby, wife evicted
Nov. 29, sincerely need 2 or 3 furnished or unfurnished rooms. WA- -1774. ,, EXECUTIVE, wife, 10-year-old son, desperately need 2-bedrm, house or apartment; best of character refs; 28 years With With present employer. TA- 1616.
~~ $100 PER MONTH
For six-room Sfurushed house in nice
gas,
Wants 5-room ‘Middle Aged Couple unfurnished apartment or house, north of 30th. No ildren BR-2019 lous. ENGINEERING rater . wife, despers ately need 3-4-room furnished apart ment. north, within eclty. HU-2268 - COUPLE PAST 30, BOTH EMPLOYED— No children, wish small furnished house or apartment. Good location, preferably east, north. Best ref. CH-7040, LI- 1052. 1S THERE ONE BROADMINDED LANDwho will rent small apartment, unfurnished, to couple with child?
DRD house, LI-7792 BRANCH MANA MANAGER, downtown store, | wife, desperate, 3, 4, 5-room apartment, Preferably furnished, OK if unfurnished. References. | Ll RAILROAD aw wife, 2 children desire .5-6-room unfurnished house or apartment. Immediately. 8677. COLORED COUPLE, HOSPITAL PLOY - EES, desire unfurnished apartment or Dependable. TA-4005.
Family of 4 want unfurnished house or apartment, Best
Preferably
house
FR-2649
references,
WANTED—2 Purnished rooms for, gather and crippled child, Mrs. Alberta” Sloan, 849 College a ave, VETERAN and wife, 2 sons, 3 and-3 yrs, old, urgently 3 or 4 room apart. ment or house. BE-1812-Rin “MANAGEMENT RENTAL SHITE ALLISON REALTY CO., INC. R1-2368
WANT fo rent 400 to 2000 square ft. suit-
1521 N. Bosart Ave. Attractive 2- > bedroom modem bungalow. Built in 42. High-grade construction. Full basement; 1 block to Little Flower, 1% blk. to bus line $9250 Call for appt IR-4470 C. R ESCHMEYER RI-2368 ALLISON REALTY CO. INC. REALTORS
(110 RIVER AVE.
Good 4-room cottage: electricity, gas, toilet mix $2650. Poss,
PHILLIPS REALTY ,,.
wilh ibadcioh dnd Va. Ave,
$2800 DOWN
1721 E. Kelly. Strictly modern S-room bungalow, newly decorated; side drive, 2-car garage, built-in cabinets and full basement: near school 34 and Bt. Cath. erine’s. By owner. Shown between 2-8 p.m,
Immediate Possession 012 N. RURAL~-3 BEDROOMS: BLOWER FURNACE; AUTOMATIC WATER HEAT. ER;' INSULATED; 2-CAR GARAGE WALTER FOLKERTH, REALTOR 4200 E, WASHINGTON R-4200
3104-06 MARS HILL STI STREET
4-Room double; built-in cabts.; extra lot facing Rd. 67; $5000, Mr, May, IR-8974.
PHILLIPS REALTY 7" Va%%4e. 2522 N. TALBOT
4-Bedroom modern home; steam heat; newly decorated inside and out. Open for inspection any time, By owner. Price reasonable Quick . possession, WA-T79
YOU'VE FOUND IT!
Exceptionally modern; 3 bedrooms with large closets, built-ins; alr conditioned: hardwood floors, $11,000, 30300 handle. Compton & Jolly, RI-8 NORTH | DEQUINCY $2,850 down, $37.78 month for this 1st class 19041 bungaiow, Consider late model car as part of down payment, Shown by appointment Owner BL-2431, 214 N. , OLNEY; 5-rm. semi-mod.; nice ard; 2-car gar! A-1 cond.; storm windows, doors; insulated; $5700
Adam R. Heck CH-1007,
2354 Station St. CAVEN, 5235 W.—4-Room house, “electric, gas on street; well, light sidHe. roof 1 year old. Private owner. Terms if desired. BE-1106 R-2 BERWICK, 40 N.—6 Rms, elecriciiy; ne, well on enclosed back ‘porch; fos. RABLEY, MA- 2537 INSPECT 128 N. Traub, 1 10-Rm. mod. & mod. cottage in rear, Terms, Owner will show, then call at LI1-8406 VACANT—550 JON 5-Room house; sink, inside Rotlet, aia; water, gas, nice inside: $2760 cash. TR-1. INSPECT 1506 Finley, 6-rm., mod. = laundry rm, Vacant, Terms. Appt. only. Atwell, LI-8406; eves, MA-5908 WILL PAY CASH for small home. Pri.
party. HI-1133 (eve, BE-5128).
water, 30 days.
FR-3604
ning LIKE TO Five 6-room house bn t Side. Have ®eakh. Call BE-2074-J any time.
able, for light assembly work. BR-4374,
“wall washing Ji TA-1 New or patch Plastering .:. Ora Ratliff 00 New and Patch} Work | Licensed. New work, RePlumber pairs. Guaranteed serv RADIO REPAIR Shi Guimant WORK GUARANT, PHONE LI1-7803 106 ELECTRONIC RADIOS FOR SALE WE SERVICE FPrigidaires, Norges, Crosleys and others. MA-2868. HAYES ROOFING CO. Immediate application of 3 1 and] insulation. Free. estimates F A. | Call day or evening, BE-5320. Roof Repairs, all kinds, New roafs, Guaranteed work. RI-: 2928 Vaults, dry wells cleaned, repaired by ex-servicemen, Fr. 7069 SEPTIC TANKS wells, outside toilets’ cleaned & . . QUICK BERVICE. Sewers Opened Blectric eel. Kitch. drains, No di mates on Rich Dirt, Tree Removing—Cooke, H1:0315 |
. painia Ll 3766 PLASTERING er ice. Mr. Crist. TA-8342. SUTTO 503 W. WASHINGTON res, Kelvinators, 249 N. Jefferson. i hex shingles, nu-brick siding, Lo- wr SEPTIC TANKS Prompt Service Tet, ed. and out-of-towd service. ks; all si en sinks; all size ng mt: | R 108 DGE orders,” el ed stone and rock,
pin Din, Tre Removing Coke iin, Si ok a OA-4i34
EX-0GI, wife and baby need 3-3-room “apartnient, furnished, West, 2630. ah not an invalid, wants Elderly BI, Larne: WASH
Col,, Poss. W. 15th--12 rms., audi-
itr semi « modern;
FREDERICK b
000 dn, RI-8330.]
-9821 |
141
CO! Deal with ~— construction advances or 0s IER WORTEA aE 0. :
HOO RI-1535 HOME CRTROE T INTEREST. Local penses: quick service. tails Shy Mortgage Loan Division, ___ AMERICAN UNITED LIFE INS. HORTOATE LOANS, Reasonable interes No com. PENSION PUND. 800 ‘rest &
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brick | 3g Suburbans For Sale
4509 LONGWORTH DRIVI
West side of Lawrence, Ind. Att 5-room modern bungalow with b {Inrge lot with trees and outside
5/low taxes. Price only $9500. Terms,
| possession Mr. Burgess, IR-6102
Amer. Estates Co. MA-I3
32 CIRCLE TOWER BLDG,
~ | ACRE ON ROAD 3
2 Miles east of Danville. Good 3-re house: new elec. pump, small a
PHILLIPS REALTY ova a
abstract of title. Have it ined by your attorney.
Union Title Company
Union Title Bull 156 B. Market ae
ALMOST all the houses adv tised In these columns can. financed with a G. L loan. B--come in at once complete information and’
ance. 4% INTEREST. MERC. MORTGAGE CO. 903 Electric Bldg. pd
39 Doubles, Duplexes
BEECH GROVE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
New 2-way double; living room; kitchen; bedroom and bath; full ment; nice stove. Move in, Will sell on contr $1500 or down, balance iu pel month. ts $42 a side. Banford, W. American Estates Co. Ma 332 CIRCLE TOWER BLDG. . $285 1205-07 W, New York, rm. double (semi-mod.), dn, By Appoint. HI-1133 (eve, Bl 512 POSSESSION, modern double horth. N car down payment. Owner. 3310 Colle
40 0 Income Property
TT WAC ANT 3-Story Brick School Bid
AND BEV ERAL Located at 46th and N stone looking Willowbrook Golf steel and concrete fireproof constr Be Curly Phair, Tres has possibil eater, /
,000. e your broker or Horton. BR-1234 oF pie
Business; Industrial
51 Business and industrial aio, ‘ list. Kemper. TA-7643, F
42 Lots, Tracts For Sale
ACRES east, Bo] Washing rie available, N North Washington, $3 Office 9124 % Wasnington. Theiser i5 Lots; sewer in; utik; avail terms for bldrs. Emerson lish. Kemper, Hn CH-3423, T.
LOT, 50x215 PENDLETON RASLEY, NA 25317."
$45 per Gin suai; Ta-Tods; Ri
Colored Lo: “ers. all Ru
list. CH
43 Farms For Sale 34 ACRES SOUTH