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Peace Need Stressed By Kiwanis Speaker

has met the tests of production and income distribution better than any other system in the history of the world, declared President M. O. Ross of Butler university in a speech at the Kiwanis club luncheon today. “In the face of this fact, the

worldwide trend toward collectivism’

‘can only be explained by first, the constant fear of further war which has lead nations to attempt to In-

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fluence of other nations. Hits Europe System . Second, the failure of Western European states and Great Britain to maintain’ competition in their economic system,” he said, “In the struggle going on between,

{economic and political democracies | tt

on one hand and collectivism on the other, economic democracy can

victorious primarily by improving!

'and making more effective its own | operations, i “It is suggested the United States, last great exponent of| economic and political democracy, should take definite steps in this di-| rection, “These steps should include first, active leadership on the part of the United States to create an effective organization to maintain inter

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Second, positive steps should be, taken to alleviate the boom and bust | phase of the business cycle. Third, every means possible should be used |

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Jets fo Go Through Paces (als US. Alien” T

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at Dayton, O., next Sunday.

| est types of army air force planes, | Including the latest jet fighter, the

| P-84 “Thunderjet,” will be on dis-!

play at the open house exhibit of | the alr materiel command at] | Wright field here next Sunday. Observing the 40th anniversary of | ie army air forces, the materiel command will stage a flying demon- | stration involving the new P-80 Shooting Star, the jet fighter that! smashed the world speed’ record. Formation flying by a group of of

Truman Signs §16 Billion in Bills

Appropriations Are OK'd by President

WASHINGTON, July 30 (U, P.).—

DAYTON, O,, July 30.—The new- |

war-famous B-29 Buperfortresses | will be a feature of the aerial dis-! | play. Also spectators will see a glider pickup by a transport plane, two! radio controlled plahes operating without the ald of pilots and ‘the! new jet-assisted take-off that lifts | | planes oft the ground in less than | 200 feet. On exhibit also will be the latest | developments in aeronautical re-! search, showing how the army air ! force is keeping ahead of the rest | of the world in air power.

You May Be Villain In Movie if You

Break Traffic Laws

You may be unwittingly med the “star” role in a movie that will inot portray you in very coms! plimentary circumstances during the,

[to maintain and extend competition President Truman today signed bills next few days.

Lin. all phases of 6ur economy,

"in removing the barriers to International trade and commerce; throughout the world and opening |

markets.” ASK UN FOR AID SAN FRANCISCO, July 30 (U. P.).!

appropriating a total of nearly $16] “Finally, we should take the lead billion Tor foreign Tellel and for taking 800-feet of films on-1

These the agriculture |

domestic government groups, included the army, department, the veterans adminis- |

Wading Into the big batch of bills {passed In the closing days of con- | gress; Mr. Truman signed five mia jor |

~-Australia will ask the United Na-| appropriations bills: tions Security Council to take immediate action to halt the conflict! propridtion bill, carrying $1,658.902,-

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— PEARSON'S ——

ONE: The first supplemental ap- |

foreign countries. This includes the ~—| $400 million for the aliministration's,

| | stop-communism program in Greece!

and Turkey, x . TWO: The war department ili. tary measure, providing $5,482520 «1 633 for the army's military activities during fiscal 1948. i THREE: The independent offices’ providing $8,188,822927 for Of this amount, $6,964457,080 went to the veterans administration. FOUR: The agriculture depart=

for farm activities during the fiscal year } FIVE: The government corpora{tions bill, which carries $35,040,000 the Tennessee | ‘alley authority and the government | Rousing agencies, i Mr. Truman also signed into law * |a bill granting 20 per cent increases ‘In pensions for Spanish- American |

land civil war veterans, thelr widows the things I had to have,

{or children. | Uses Pocket Veto | Mr, Trumah also exercised his! right of pocket veto for the first| time following this session, He an-

| hounced that he would not sign two {bills sent to the White House by

congress before it adjourned, One would have amended the in-| terstate commerce act to permit! railroad officers and directors to deal In securities issued by their own companies, The other vetoed bill was one to grant Herman Trahn, a citizen of Sweden, the right te be naturaized in ils £ country,

Crane Spills Load, Injures Worker

George Britton of 1237 Nordyke

st., jured yesterday when a load of! | merchandise slipped from a crane hook and fell on him. : The accident occurred as he mas | loading a truck at WJ, Holliday & {Co., 545 W. McCarty st. Mr, Britton received a broken hip, head and | back injuries and severe shock. Hisi condition in Methodist hospital to-! day was reported good. Mr. Britton is employed by the |G: I. N. and L, Transit Corp. 301 8. Alabaha st.

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Alligator in ~ Wisconsin River Riles Residents

FOND DU LAC, Wis, July 20 (U." P). «= Residents carefully avoided the east branch of the

=m Fond Du Lac river today upon hearing reports

that an alligator was swimming in. the river. The men said they saw the aniswimming in the river, far from the usual haunts of alligators. George M. Hopkins said it was about four feet long and had a 20+ inch mouth with knife-like teeth.”

Woman Grabs Thieving Fox by Tail, Kills It

| GROTON, Conn, July 30 (U. P.. |=~Mrs. John Yetter, 74, heard a J commotion in her chicken coop and | dashed from her house in time to see a fox ready to make off with, 'a hen, She grabbed the animal py the | tail, whirled it dashed it to death against the Stound.

‘Speaks to Optimists

Pau] R. Parker, authority on. human behavior and reactions n ' business and industry, will address © members of Indianapolis Optimist club Friday noon at Hotel Severin | | Mr, Parker has coached more than | 250,000 persons on tactfulness courtesy, Jaicsmanship and human

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The police traffic department is

|apolis streets, depicting motorists at |

their worst or best,

‘happens to be.

Trafic violators will be “shot"”| {while in the act of committing their | crimes behind the wheels of their] CArs, The movie, a part of the police | {traffic department's - safety cam-| paign, will show both traffic, viola

tions and the correct methods of

a radio Australial197 most of which will go for aid to driving.

Woman Accused | Of Bilking Store

‘An unauthorized shopping spree; ended at the police station today! for Miss Mary Jape Whitson, 25, of 2242 N. Talbott st. She was ‘held on a vagrancy

‘charge in connection with the “pur

Fiore tor 1 appropriation of $613.046.826 chase” of $446 worth of clothes in flere ah uo | Detectives said all tid pushases)

|| |in new funds for the operation of were charged to Albert Mack, 7800 | such agencies as

downtown department stpres with a charge-a-plate belonging to some- | one else.

E. Washington st, who left Indijanapolis recently to live in California. = Miss Whitson said she] ‘found” the charge-a-plate that | had been issued to Mr. Mack. “I didn’t buy anything except | " she told | | police. SHe was slated for a hearing in Municipal] court tomorrow.

Flailed by Chain On Mill Wheel |

MT. PLEASANT, Mich. July 30 (U. P).—-Two feed mill workers,

‘trapped in a six-by-six foot cham-|

ber beneath a churning mill wheel, were flayed for more than amr hour yesterday by a chain whipping from the wheel One of them, Isaac Spencer, 53, was in critical condition. His companion, Willlam Kaninsky, also 53, was hospitalized with less serious injuries. State police said the men. were

{hurtled into the chamber when a | foodgate they had rigged to keep |

| water out of the milirace during re- | | pairs broke, # { Both he unconscious when | taken from the 8 chamber.

‘Hearing Set on Plea

.|To Appoint Receiver

Federal court hearing on receiv- | ership proceedings against Electronic Laboratories, Inc. local radio manufacturing firm, will be held Aug. 1. | The date was set yesterday vi Federal Judge Robert C. Banael, | who authorized the firm to con-| tinue operations until that date without receivership. Three cred- | itors of the corporation have charged it is insolvent and $300,000 | in debt and should be placed. i | the hands of a receiver, |

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State o Police’ Move’ To Stout Field

State police headquarters personnel were moving from offices in the state house to new quarters al Stout field tgday. Those moving includes 27 uniformed men _ detectives and technicians. The new base will stat operations immediately.: Remainder of the headquarters administrative personnel and equipment is expected “to move to the base next. week, The phone num-| ber for state police service now lis BElmont 6111.

Variety Show Arranged For Garfield Park

A variety show will be presented rby the park and recreation depart-| (ment at 8 p. m. tomorrow in Garfield ampitheater. J Included in the program will be:

The Variety Serenaders. Von Serb, diector, jeatuting 1 Raymond Clark, Lofftand. dancer: St Ann Krieger Recing. Virginia SferruNe, 13-year-old pianist, and Arthur Mure © studio dancers demonstrating the *AmbS, lanag | and rhy rhum mba.

Old Settlers | to Meet

QUINCY. | hd. July 30. 30.—Herschel C. Hurst, manager, announces that the 73d annual Quiney picnic and old settlers meeting will he 1 be

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ithat of Russia, a Hoosier world

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POLIS. TIMES a

Dowling Says Soviet

Has Key to Problems

From the viewpoint of the min ‘on the street, America's -approach

to world problems appears hopeless- | ly impractical when compared with'

traveler sald today. Edward 8. Dowling, president of

Dilling & Co., candy manufacturers

here, returned last night from a 35,000-mile world flight what's happening to the taxpayers’ {money being spent in support of our | | world policies.” “I tried to stay away from the | embassies and the big shots,” Mr. Dowling said. “During the two | {months of my trip I directed ‘my | questions as much as possible to!

tries I visited.” Criticize U. 8. Policy His conclusion, Mr. Dowling sie. [was that the United States

life and American principals abroad. | | Russia, he said, has shown a far ' more practical. approach, and, through fear, economic leverage and| carefully-directed humanitarianism,| all strategically applied, is rapidly |

| gaining its ends, |. The economic leverage he found |

| Hystrasea typically in Sweden! here he discussed business with manufacturers of his {Quaintance. “Although an facturer I know

American has been

manu- | unable |

[to reopen his corn products plant in.

Germany,” Mr, Dowling said, “Rus[ment taken from Germany and are)

In the Swedish candy market. My American friend said he couldn't!

“to see

| businessmen, the man on the street | and religious leaders in the coun-|

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{failed to sell the American way go

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ac-|

dian |sians have set up plants with £qulp-.. ;

whichever it! | competing with American corn syrup |

open his German plant primarily be- |

cause the state department was timid about asking the Russians for permission. i Explains Wide Leverage

Where the leverage comes in, he! said, is that when a Swedish manu-|

facturer orders from Russia, he! has to have money in the bank before they'll even accept the order.’ When Russia buys Swedish products, “they buy with 15 years in [which to pay. At Cairo, . Mr.

Downing said,

A the customs are the tough-!

est in the world, a Russian tobacco representative on his plane was | virtually given the keys to the country while American army men!

are required to strip off their in-|

signia before entering Egypt. In China, he said, he saw an area where 20,000 Chinese had been drowned by floods in a single | day. American newspapers, he said, | | didn't even ‘consider it news, though the wranglings of

al- | the |

United Nations continued to make |

headlines. Ship Rice to China Meanwhile, Mr. Dowling said, Rus|siahs are semding to Chinese much needed rice. “Under those circumstances there {can be no doubt of the attitude of!

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}

the Chinese relatively toward Amer-!

ica and Russia,” he said. On the Palestine situation, he commented: “From the little fellow's standit's pretty similar to what

the situation would be if Joe Stalin!

came to America and said: {country belonged originally to the Indians. I insist you give it back to them.'”

500 Officials Attend. Municipal Conyention

Limes State Service TERRE HAUTE, Ind. July 30.— More than-300 Indiana mayors and city offifials arrived here this aftenon for the opening of the 47th annual convention of the Indiana

Municipal League tomorrow- morn- |

Ing. Mayor Fred L. Peick of Garrett, league president; said. the main theme .of the convention would revolve around the “role of cities and towns as the foundation of Ameri-

{cap Democracy.”

__ ANNOUNCEMENTS

L “I. DEATH NOTICES indianapolis Times, Wed., July 30, "47 ADAMS ~ Lucia (Pdck), beloved mother of Mrs. Cylde ‘Robinson, sister of Mahala Blue of Brazil, ud., grandmother of Robert P. Robinson, assed away at the home, 1125 N. ealing, Tuesday evening, Funeral Friday. 10 a. m., Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel, 3371 E. Washington. Burial Calcutta’ cemetery near Brazil, Ind, about 1145 a . Priday. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p. th. Wednésddy. (Brazil papers please copy.t

BAYER—Mary, mother of Mrs. Rex Davis, Mrs. Carl Taylor, Claude

Bayer and Cecil Bayer, “sister. of Adam Taylor, Chicago; Andrew Taylor, Greenville, Ky.; grandmother of Taylor, passed afternoon. Services m., at the Hisey & Burial Washington Friends may call at

Thursdays 2 p. Titus Mortuary. Park cemetery. the mortuary,

BURGIN—Robert (Bob), age 30, son of Herman Burgin, brother of Mrs.

Marjorie Isenhour, Mrs. Mary Clifton

Edward Burgin, grandson of a Hyten, passed away Monday evening. Services Thursday, 10 a, m. Brownsburg Methodist cKurch. Priends invited. rial Greenlawn cemetery. Priends may call at ‘the Emery Burcham residence in Brownsburg after 8 p.m. Tuesday. nkle service. BUTLER—Fred M. a age 81. husband

Glenna B. passed away Tuesday rvices Murphy Mortusiy, Shelbyvidle. Ind, ursday

1 p. Burial Edinburg, Friends’ may call at mortuary.

DARROUGH — Chari, formerly of Indianapolis, husband of Myrtle Loucks Darrough, died Tuesday: 7:08 a.m. Puneral at 1 p. m. Thursday frop home of Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Voge! of Sellersburg, Ind

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WEBER Martin E. brother of Wilhori E. Weber of Royalton, Ind, Mrs, Carrie M. Jones of Sheridan. nd, ‘and Mrs. Gladys R. Billin of - Indianapolis; brother of Barbara Steele, Marie Hervey, and George Weber of Indianapolis and Edward Weber of Aurora, Ind. passed away Wednesday a. m. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Friday, 2:30 p.m, Friends invited. Buriai Crown Hill. Friends may at mortuary

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Painting, Imimed. serv. CH-2532-W, 1-D: Servi Paper Hanging conman nr-ss1s

I R_and exterior Sstoralin 3 i Clini CreRnTig. ~TI-61 E....

and will sell f¢ Early possession. : SULLIV 4

MA-2374 18

Owner has hou quick sale on thi: 31st and will g session, You wil property to appr

“We Purnia Everything, But the Ti

3 KY. AVE RI-T788, RI-1313 selling

Bo Rate Wie and of For Safe Moving ne sive

ture call Mr. Utterback, PR-0343, from 8 A M to 9 P. M.

ee eee emer moa 23. APARTMENT FOR RENT COTTAGE for 2. Warners Trailer Camp, 12 miles out 8. Meridian, 1st road n. of Stones Crossing, 3d house.

34TH BT. 31 W.—4- call apartment; lis rent in Tapnished kar Y] T. AA Mo nahan Properties A Moynahan Prope JACK ©. C “MOYNAHAN Vaca ne City-Wide TT VACANTNT RENTAL BRC — J 2aas

LI-5858

850 N. Pennsylvania St. 5 Rooms down

NO VACANCIES up, arranged for GENERAL APARTMENTS | no furnace; 222 W. VERMONT 2439 $1000, Sows. Ca A ae FR- eves., >, 24. HOUSES FOR BENT 0. C. HARMO WILL lease my beautiful home, fur- i nished or unfurnished. in sxchange EASY for '47 car. BL-4105. 959 E. Alk

ern bung rated inside & o 1 garage; 1 block near school, sto quick sale. Posse: GA-3442 Mrs. | ALLISON REALT

MIDDLE aged man and wife only, to share hare with railroad man, hi free. Call after 5 a. m., MA-5619

28. BLSINESS—MISC.

JUST instalied, small modern front

Roof Repairs, all Kinde.

New roofs, Guar. work. RI-2928 SEPTIC TANKS

_ Dry wells, outside toilets cleaned & pumped Imm and out-of-town serv

FR-8742 HOOSIER SEPTIC TANK.

Vaults, dry wells, factory siu pits cleaned, repaired by ex-s emen.

Prompt Service FR-1069 Septic Tanks & Outside Toilets

Sr » i.

BEPTIC TANKS, Outside Toilets, etc.,

~~ CA-3206

“REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

space available for small - cleanEee Los e— LL ing. jewelry, ladies’ bosiery, lingerie, 3009 S. Ha Paper | Hanging—GA-6122 infants, radio or J5som atop or Yow; attic insulal a Ha FIAIID. | ins tse, fre compete Patch Free Est. - eMciency. “The small: place Jor pus Quick Season - ness is- $75 per mo. e furnighe Plastering Repel} Work Duas apartment is $35 per mo, Will riot ee rent the apartment without the busi~ 100 .. a BUBIRERS CARR a $2 ness room. 1839 N. Meridian; Inquire one Press . 2310 N. Meridian, Plumb Repairs, elec. sewer 10-ROOM house, completely redecos Ye im It ee g cleaning. BE-2484. rated, 2 baths, automatic hot< tomafic aT PLUMBING, heatg.. wal. serv, sewers. water heater, new stoker. We are comer lot, $750 Dick's Plumbing Shop. BE-4040. just putting in an ultra-modern “mediate pasessi ¥ "A Drive. BR 1462 front and will finish to suit tenant, IR-4470. Road Oiling ways. . Suitable for cps 2 pene ALLISON RE dr a Lots : mmediate occupanc SIDING, Roofing, Sms. concrete 0S Meridia, .Inquite io N. 845 N, | N Oxfo! f parenes; Easy State House—OfMce + X10 Hoosier Construction a Siding ot ry desirable. heat, SER Grand. g- 1m, he 3) 2 e doctor, dentis a ins; 05 Seam Bu Liu Buck's, 220 W. Washington, LI-2527 attic insulated;

TOO; ew m

RENT—Store n ern building A fast growin come munity. Call-at 5555 W. ¥ Washington, G! olsre with fixtures, for

rent. HI- 21548, WA-0556.

dry tubs: Hf 1 id 183

32. HOUSES FOR SALE

“NEW—JUST COMPLETED IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Modern 5-rm., well built by owner; asphalt tile floor covering on kitchen, dinette and bath. Choice of landscap= ing and venetian blinds. Price $12,-

CLOGGED cleaned, elec. mach.

pumped Tuexpensive, guar. CH- 3348. Vacuum Cleaner Repairing

- Vogel Bros, 1314 W. Wash. MA-6351

Washer Repair 70, ome GUARANTEED. MA-9702

Expert Wateh & Clock Repair

SAMUEL'S JEWELRY. 133 8. ILL WELL drill ane a Roy nu ves. BE-56869-

~~ FOR RENT. 17. ROOMS—NO BOARD

DESIRABLE Joon for employed “gentleman 3300 Guilford. References. WA-6337

BROOKSIDE, 1 ST=Tarse. attractive, twin or rin beds; couple or two girls, employed days.

Nic cE clean rooms, $1.00 per night

Special weekly rate. New eo, Hose 4& N. New Jersey. MARKET. =] t room

Site able for ne Ee gentlemen; innerspring mattress PENN, N., 1917—Nice room for employed with kitchen RE vilages: WA-8181.

cleaned, installed. In, out of town. 300, terms. 3416 N. Rural. Open : <7 p. m. ; sewer i deal ne BR: vad Nice 6-room mod, n.” Flooded " 526 Prospec home; complete

bath: new furnace; 2-car gar. Near Dehosl 13, 5 Patrick's and trolley

Fine: 5 Tmmegiare poss Office, 1630 Shelby—MA-5433 TUDEBAKER REALTY CO. bn. BEAL 58 EE ————————————— FINANCE "POSSESSION : 30 | DAYS

at Current

Spanish type modern 5 - room bungalow. One of best constructea - i homes in city. Garage, poultry house, large lot adjoining property, well fenced, beautiful shrubbery. 5620 a 8. Randolph. $11,000. Terms. Earl Snodgrass, WA-6660.

OWNER VACATE—DOUBLE

1214-1216 S. State, 3-rooms-a-side, semi-mod.; gas, lights, water, toilet;

basement: no furnace; deep lot; E. Corner ( $5250, $1500 gown, hewn by ap- 2 e Market aa point. PFR-4661,

Cc. C. HARMON 60. REALTOR 2606 BROOKSIDE PKWY.

FHA

Lovely 5-rm. bung: overlooking the Hoosier a park, newly papered and painted, 7 ‘BUY very large i A and dining room, and select ot 2-car gar. Call Davis, BR-0131. . rs SPANDA o . n Pla BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. AL

243 N. Delaware, Realtors RI-3477

FLETCH-HAVEN SANITARIUM

24-hour nursing care. PR-5004. 4 gent eman; suburban

CA ARE of children. any age. days. GA-1967

BABY girls from 3 to 4; will board by week. BE- 1943. fn

WILL CARE Jor for child 375-6 om el

ARE home days 19. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS BALE or “trade for for car. '35 Chev. 113ton Chev, truc 3648 Kerchaval Dr. 7200 E.-Pendieton Pike. . CA-

LIGHT HOU _ 4171. 1831 Madison. 2. WANTED TO RENT

AUGUST IST

Or sooner, 2-4-bedroom house. apt., double, unfurn.; north preferred. WA-T7308,

pany; urgently n doom here in a exce ent refs. Mon. through bh Priday Robert Risley, 13 6296. 44 Livestock Exc r Bag.

ch nouse or apt. N. or = 1 rrlihea RL August. uw . bon CH-3490-R

nd need 3 furnished rooms yl pnvate bath, BR-1058

trier" MA-ond8.

lease 1

Wo rooms; a ite a.m to 3 p.m

« Large gar.

ERM BUNGALOW, strict] Re ¥ ghagetn,

3400 TH— : HOME Morig 8 A line: garage; Rentiemen; 3127 RUCKLE nie Quick references. 6 rooms, strictly modern home, new Setatls Te ™ BRADLEY | 3 Rod Leap Yo: riage, gaa i 2: qk sale. Mr. on. erican gen ; 8 " fon Ameren CARE front toms-private snissee. | ALLIED REAL ESTATE C0. com. Peasion Seaman ik KENWOOD, 2—-Front room, cross 807 _0dd Fellow BI 38. SUBURB. ventilation; 3 Riimols cars. WA-2530, Comer Havans = i ou I di t i. ROOMS WITH BOARD * nated: 3 acres. ‘Price 3 Bo ; Aho pr EE Ae oem spre ne! Hes, ho ery good value, - WILL care for small children days TR-4470 R Eachmeyer RJ-2368 in vicinity of Brightwood, CH- 7105 RALSTON oi ALLISON REALTY 2 TOR Woon), _ irans

“IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 3 BEDROOMS—$6000

pT moder i TA 0 a for v not istur tenants. a or *» olntment, 2207 N. or SUBUR alice Zo 7 : $150 (712 E. MARYLAND Two 'bedrms. Lovely 2-bedroom bungalow; cable ga, “large lot. net sink; beautiful Hom; storm and. phone Ton

dodrs and windows; $5

Doin Realty 057" Ave ¥ 2904 MEREDITH

1-Room mod. on corner lot. 3 Bedrooms and bath down. Buflt-ins, 30-day possession, $7500.

Phillips Realty 5 vr"... 1122S, LOCKBURN

hier bungalow. G.I loan, Fine cond. AT es -3521 8. Padget. HU-5233. , Franke-Padget Inc., Realtors Iollow | she 1219 CENTRAL title. Have 14 Rms., 2% stories, modern. Now your sttorr being operated Mm Spartments. Gross U 3 income $200 mo, sarge niorn Phillips Really soos Union LONG G 3. ROOM, T1093 8 FLOORS. W. TH, 4 REALTOR, 4200 E. WASHINGTON. 4200 West, IR-4200. ; bung. 3 lots, 5 GROVE, 2300 Curchman; % aud vinduws, i room cottage: new oF, it . blower: Jecanditiohed natde Oe cho, #venin

Act quick,

, L. Starks Co, ,Jassv

Oi! heat, 1-Car garage. blinds. Large lot, shrubbery. Call for appointment, LI1777, Mrs. Brown, ner,

cottage, es i it ry 1 blocks I § sonable, % Feo Seofiny i