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,..Fletcher Diaries
. Appellate Judges | Uphold Publication
The Indiana Appellate Court has @rdered Marion County Probate Court to proceed with trial of a lawsuit to Torce publication of the century-old personal diaries of the
The lawsuit was brought two years ago by the Attorney General's office against trustees of the estate of Mrs. Laura Fletcher Hodges, granddaughter of the pioneer bank-
er, who died 25 years ago.
The suit charged that the trustees of the estate had failed to carry out terms of Mrs. Hodges’ will in which she provided that her grandfather's diaries be published in book form for public distribution.
Trustees Protest The trustees
The demurrer argued that publication of the diaries for a public trust was not enforceable on the
estate.
Trustees of Mrs. Hodges’ estate
The state’s suit contended the diaries contain valuable data on the early history of Indianapolis and Indiana between 1821 and 1866. The petition stated that information in the diaries is not available in any other historical sources and that it
should be made public.
Workers Get Raise,
To Dine Bosses
SOUTH BEND, Oct. 3 (U. P).— CIO clothing workers drew higher pay today and looked forward to Sheir annual banquet next ‘week at.
Which the seven clothiers who gave them their raise will be special|-
guests.
A new contract granting an 18%wage increase was signed yesterday by the union and clothing merchants, It affected .59
cent hourly
tailors.
James G. Louis, president of Local No. 8, said the negotiations were “characterized by friendly relationship,” and invited the merchants to Join the tailors at the union’s ban-
quet.
‘Ohio State Alumni
Plans Program
Members of the Ohio State University Alumni Club of Indiana are planning a week-end of activities coincidental with the Ohio StatePurdue football game at Lafayette. On the eve of the game the club will give a stag smoker at the American Legion's 40-& 8 Home, 421 N. Pennsylvania 8t., for Richard OC. Larkins, Ohio State's athletic director; Coach Wesley Fesler; John B. Fullen, alumni secretary, and J. Edward Weaver, alumni
fleld secretary.
More than 100 club members will motor to Lafayette for the game Saturday. After the game the group will have dinner at the Ulen Country Club in Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Bruce are in charge of reservations. * Charles T. Harman
is president of the club.
Hoosier Gets 10 Years
For Home Robbery
PT. WAYNE, Oct. 3 (U. P)— Harry David Stewart, 28, of laGrange, Ind, today faced a 10-to-20-year prison term for stealing $11, some food and a half a pint
of whisky.
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~____ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
CIVIC ACTOR —
tion of the current seas
Katherine Dayton-Geo
ton hostesses.
Harry T.
Latham Jr., who has the role of Jason Fleming in "First Lady," the Civic theater's first produc-
on, open-.
ing at 8:30 p. m. today. The
rge Kauf-
man comedy concerns bitter rivalry between two Washing-
building program. Gov.
pediter. He asked Mr. follow the recommendati
mittee on housing,
delay construction and cost.
TWO: Contacts with
units to be depreciated
tion. THREE: Discussions
building materials. - FOUR: Discussions to organized labor on the
trade craftsmen.
vision with a view to ing homes.
Schellie could negotiate
crisis.”
morrow,
awarded to T. son of Mr. and 421 W. 41st St,
10, 1945.
vision in the Philippines
student. His wife and sons reside in Seymour.
John K. Ruckelshaus,
of the recommendations, do much to relieve the housing
Gates Appoints Housing Expeditor
Orders Speedup
On Construction
Gov. Gates, spurred to action by reports showing that home con_|struction in Indiana is lagging, today appointed a state housing expediter and ordered a vigorous campaign to speed up the house-
Gates appointed Kenneth L. Schellie, director of the Indiana Economic Council, as housing ex-
Schellie to ons of the
economic council's advisory com-
The committee recently proposed a five-point program urging: ONE: ° Conferences with representatives of the building industry with a view to eliminating inefficient and costly practices that
add to its
congress-
men to encourage rental housing by permitting 50 per cent of the cost of multi-family rental dwelling
during a
five-year period following construc-
with the
Federal Trade Commission on the problem of increasing the supply of
leaders of subject of
liberalizing the apprentice system because of a shortage of building
FIVE: Conferences with officials of the state gross income tax di-
giving tax
relief to war veterans who are buyGov. Gates said that if Mr.
any or all “it would
New Teen Canteen Show Will Go on Radi
10
A new Teen Canteen radio show will air its first of a series of regular weekly programs at 5 p. m. tomorrow over Station WFBM. THe show will include a new cast composed of Dan Davis, Jack Shannon, Norma Jean Spellman, Rosemary Mongelli and Gene Johnsan. Time of the Teen show heard each Saturday over WABW will move up to 3 p. m. beginning to-
Local Veteran Awarded Bronze Star “Medal
The bronze star medal has been . Jesse’ F'. Mock, s. John L. Mock, for “exemplary conduct in ground combat” on Jan.
On that date Sgt. Mock was a member of the 108th Infantry Di-
which was
engaged with the Japanese. He is a former Technical High School
their two
RUCKELSHAUS TO SPEAK
local at-
torney, will speak on “Our Place in Europe,” at a meeting of the Scienetech Club in the Antlers
Hotel, at noon Monday.
State Hi hway Department
ew Detours
8 miles over county Z (gravel and 34 brides wes
construction);
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cog snd county oil mat (road also U. 8. 36 east of Lynn, over county stone 37 (R. pair). IND, 37 of miles Fong Bluff
at Ra. miles over Roads 14, 43 an
41; between Pine
over coun uve and
miles over | and 37 from Rd. of Portland, 40 miles Qeeonstrietion),
Indianapolis, Mendinn po!
miles over county
INS’ 64—From “Blruers to English, 26
construction),
; four niles crossing re-
and
Sepatring railroad crossing ea” 14 to No h Judson, 24
10 (construc
oid re ea Ras. A and 2 or
into bhi 8
36 Prom Ya mile horth, of Pine south 19 miles over
county Vag and gravel
to Rd. 135, 28 (surface treatment). 1-—8outh of Boonville,
miles
ioe ® streets
1 to Rd. 26 over Rds. 3
Mount Vern o miles ‘over 1762 and county gravel i
5 miles (bridge
. Prosecution Requests Delay Until Monday
Times State Service GREENCASTLE, Oct. 3.—The embezzlement trial of Floyd J. Hemmer, former State Penal Farm superintendent, today was recessed until Monday morning. Special Judge Robert Stewart granted the delay on request of the prosecution. A former Greencastle assistant bank cashier, William Stiles, testifled - yesterday that he cashed a $075 check for Hemmer which had been made out by the State Farm to R. P. Olinger,. Huntingburg contractor. Mr. Stiles is now employed by a Marion bank. Mr. Stiles said that the check carried Mr. Olinger's name as endorser and also Hemmer's. Charged in Indictment Mr. Olinger later testified that the signature was not his. The canceled check, introduced Wednesday as an exhibit, showed also the name of H. P. Kunkler as second endorser. Mr, Stiles testified that the second signature looked as though it had been changed. Mr. Kunkler testified he did not endorse the check and had never seen it before the investigation started. He was employed by Mr. Olinger. Hemmer was charged with embezzlement in 13 indictments but is being tried on only one indictment.
Local Youth Dies 0f Car Injuries
John McCotter, 16, of 1814 N. Rural St., died yesterday in General Hospital of injuries received in an automobile accident in U. 8. 40
near Cumberland July 15. The youth was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and was a student for one year at Cathedral High School. He expected to enter Technical High School this fall. Survivors are his father, John Joseph McCotter; two brothers, ‘William and James McCotter; four sisters, Mrs. William Butler, -Mrs. Jack Montell, Helen McCotter, and Rosemary McCotter, and a grandmother, Mrs. Katherine Maney, all of Indianapolis. Services will be Monday at 3 p. m. in St. Prances de Sales Catholic Church, Burial will be in Holy
Cross. Ra,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. DEATH NOTICES Indianapolis Times, Fri, Oct. 3, '4Y
ALEY— Howard H., of 746 N, Emerson ave. entered into rest Thurs day, age [1 years, husband of Elizabeth Aley, father of Mrs. William Lynch, Mrs. Arthur Jackson "H. Olin Aley, brother of T. B. Aley, Robert H. and LeRoy Aley Percival Abbott, also survived seven grandchildren and one randenild Bervice Friday evening, p. m.,, at Peace Chapel, Michigan st. Friends are welcome. Burial Saturday afternoon at Ridge wn cemetery, Gary, Ind. Moore Mortuaries. (Gary and Hammond, Ind., papers please copy.)
DUKE—-Calvin F., 83 years, 5
K. Luckett, passed away Wednesday p. m. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Saturday, 11 m. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at mortuary.
DURNELL—Ida May, of 700 Carlyle Pl, age 68, belo od wife of Frank A. Durnell, mother of Floyd C. and Frances J. Durnell, sister of Emma Walter of Indianapolis, Anna Gilliland, New York, and Clara Sensenbaugh of Arcanum, O grandmailier of Barbara Kochl of dianapolis, Irene Lawler of Dearborn, Mich.; great-grandmother of Gene Kochl of Indimnapolis and Patricia Lee Lawler of Dearborn, Mich. Funeral Saturday, 3:30 p. m.,, from Shirley Brothers’ "Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 BE. Washington 8t, Burial Memorial Park, Friends may call at the chapel.
HEROD —Anna ¥., 9 N. Tacoma a Ave. entered into rest Thursday, age 53 ars, mother of Mrs. Edith Morris, fe Hattie Plew, Clarence R. Deal, Mrs. Gladys Brown, great-grand-mother of James Bryan Poulton, Service Monday 1:30 p. m. at Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan st. Friends are welcome. Burial Floral Park cemetery. Friends may call at the residenge of her sister, Mrs. Edith Morris, 449 'S. Butler Ave. from 6 m. Friday until 11 a. m. Monday, re Mortuaries. KINCAID Harms Albert, age 76, 106 W. Raymond 8t., beloved father of Mrs. Pearl Dehoney, Mrs. Mary Greenwood, Mrs. Irene Pearce, Mrs. Goldie Jones, Mrs. Nellie Charolton, Earl, Ralph, George and Harry caid, passed away at the Nursing Home, Friday a. m. Monday 10:30 a. m. at the G. H. Hermann Funeral Home, 1506 8. East St, Priends invited. Burial Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p. m. Saturday.
LOCKRIDGE — E — Miss elit, Fo N. Pennsylvania. C. Lockridge of Roachsle, Tog. passed away Thursday a. ces Flan ner & Pachanan Mortunry Baturday
10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Forest Hill Cemetery, Greencastle, 12:30 p. m. Friends may call mortuary.
LONG — Ella May, 2311 N. Park mother of George William Long of Indianapolis; also survived by two grandchildren and two great-grand-children, passed away Friday a. m, Bervice Flanner & Pickanay Mortu-
3 Saturday 11:30 Friends invited. Burial Srowt gr Priends may call a mortuary. {Terre Haute,
Ind, papers pl please ¢ McOOTTER—John iE . ie Years, Wor of John J, Mrs. William G. Butler, Mrs. Tack Nontetl, Helen, Rosemary, James J. and Willlam G. McCotter, grandson of Mrs. Katherine Man
m. De Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Priends may call at residence, rge W. Usher Bervice. O'CONNELL — Daniel M., age 83 passed—away at his ain 5010 Primrose, ursday, beloved father of Mrs. award Rouls, Mrs. Michael J. Glenn, Mrs, J. D. Taylor of Miami Be brother of
Finn Funeral Home, 1639 iT Saturday, "a Bik 308 m; Church of Christ at #0 8. m. Priends invited.
PONSLER-Earnest, beloved aE of Effie Ponsler, "
grandchildren and ay J arsndchildren, pa 015 Pisssant Run I South Dr. Thursdsy p. m. Priends may call at the Robert W, Stirling Tuntisl home, Prospect St. after Buturds) pv Puneral service y m., at the funeral home. vited. ‘Burial Wi
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118, age 47, band of Irene J. Phillips, and father of Betty Ann Phill ia Jean
St. away Friday , A fo EH ine k: er "a. service. : .
Beauty Softens Sorrow
Express Your Love and § pathy in, the Most Under standable Way.
THE. ALLIED FLORIST ASSN.
of Indianapolis Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere
NPS.
1. DEATH NOTICES
PRESSLY Anna, 94 years, of} 1406 N. Hamilton Ave, mother Grace White of city, A H. White of Idaho and the Rev. R. L. Fletcher of Illinois; also 15 grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren, passed away Thursday. Friends may call at the Jordan Funeral Home, 3428 4B 10th St, after 4 p. m. Friday. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 4, 2 p. Prituds 5 invited. Burial Washington
SOROGGS— Frederick B Earl, of 21 st., entered into rest oy age 55 years, husband of Mary Ruth Scroggs, father of Leona Ruth Elliott, brother of Lyle and Roy Ew Son Saturday, Bom from the Northe east Chapel, 2530 Station st. Friends are - welcome. Burial Washington Park. Moore Mortuaries. STEVEN—Robert age 13 years, husband of Elsie "Steven, brother
ho + NAN Mortuary 2310 WwW. ashington Bt, Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends ny call at mortuary after
SWE Mae n on), ° of Anthony, OAR or of Mary Joan, Lawrence and Daniel Sweeney, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday, Oct. 6 8:30 a. m, at me QGeor W. Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. Wa ington Bt, ® a. m. St Philip Neri Church. Friends rial Holy Cross Ceme call at mortuary after 1 p. m, Bate rday. na TAYLOR—Augustus L., age 80 years, husband of Lucy Ann Jogles, father of Mrs, Merle Craigle, Raymond M. Taylor, Mrs. Luella Burkhardt, 324 eight grandchildren and seven Jeat-grandchildran, passed away ay. Funeral Monday 10 a. m. at “the Royster & Askin Mortuary, 2310 W. Washington St. Friends invited., Burial Crown Hill. Friends may all at mortuary after 3 p, m. Saturday. WILSON—Olyde K., 408 8. 16th St. Richmond, Ind. beloved husband of Marie Wilson and son of Mrs, Dorothy . Wilson, brother of Harry Wilson of Indianapolis, and Mrs, John Vogt of Richmond, Monday, 1:30 p.' m., from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, , Illi nois. Burial Crown Hill, may call at chapel after npon Sat~ urday. YORGER—W. Myron, 3820 E. 62d st., usband of Juaneva Bell Yo er. father of Sallie K. and son of and Mrs, Arthur Yorger and Brother of “Mrs. Auge Rasener, Lawrence, Ind., passed away Friday a. m. Service at Planner ® Y Buchanan MpIiAL - Sunday, p. m, Friends vited, Burial oekiEades, Ind.
3. CARD OF THANKS
FINEGOLD— family of Mrs. Sarah Finegold are
Nandor Fruchter, Portnov;, and the neral Home, a, Desses, acts
sympathy and Spiritual "bouquets. 8. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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female; old; short hair from skin disorder. CH-3642 RA.
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money
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24-Hour service; furniture and Rug Cleaning in the home; also upbolstering. Nu-Way Matiress Con 817 Ft. Wayne ave. RI- 5539.
1m. Bldg, 3d Poor. Merchants Bk. Bldg
16. BUSINESS SERVICE
ALTERATION SPECIALIST
LADIES, MEN'S GARMENTS PAINTING—EXT. AND INT, CLEAN, A a ONABLE. Steaming, Dapering, Sur Sathenter repairs. References, RI-2
PAPERHANGING, STEAMING
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Paper Hangin, j—8A-572 Patch FR-4830
PLUMBING. eiiy WAU. BeTV. sews ers. Dick § Bhop, BE-4040, Roof Repairs, all kina, R1-2928 si, Wheaton
New roofs, Guar. wo
SIDING, Roofing, § guttering, concrete porches. Easy payments.
Meyer er 0. Jacobs
312-214 A 16th St.
Auto Radiator Service
o J1Jcus car Bas ny cooling sysien S blo, je id w West. (Est. 101); SOME RABIATO N. Di. Ri-1466 Brakes Relined .,;%1r x con Briok Mason Repair Work
pointing, foundations, a.
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32. HOUSES FOR SALE
JACK C. CARR
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32. HOUSES FOR SALE
SOUTH
PRICE REDUCED! 2122 South East St.
Excellent 23-bedroom single story modern frame; good roof and uttering, large rooms: 2 ront porch: painted last year; insulated with brickette siding; interior condition good: hot-air
furnace; storm doors: living rm carpet included; garage: low taxes; nice home. Price $5050; terms.
a FLOYD BROWN, CH-0575
2868 BRILL ROAD
* Excellent 1'a-story modern frame, rooms and bath down; 2 bed. rooms up, building was recently remodeled. ™ine condition thruout, Will sell or trade for sm»ller house. Owner will show. For price and terms call FLOYD BROWN, CH-0578
SELL OR TRADE
047 High: exceptionally well built 2 -story modern 10-room frame: this property formerly
was small apartments; has in-
come sibilities of $3800 per Jean, cellent. condition; prace ically new fireproof shingle roof;
fully insulated; complete coverlarge basement; ; hot-air heat; garage deep lot; 2 baths; modern kitchfine property; well located. Owner will accept 6 or 7-room house in trade. Call FLOYD BROWN, CH-0575,
8-Rm. Mod. for Colored
1114 8. Harlan: 8-rm, frame, 6 rooms down; 3 bedrms., liv. rm, din. rm. and kitchen down; 2 bedrms. and bath up; this house is in good conditions” Fill sell or contract; $1500 down." Call AL LACHNIT, CH-4703.
DOUBLE WEST 541-43 LYNN
3- bungalow double; tile construction; hawly painted; new fireproof shingle roof; cement front porch; es modern: easily heated. Priced $3250. Easy down
payment. Call FLOYD OWN, CH-0878.
“List With Carr
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Recent purchasers of the Fall Creek Ordnance plant are transferring personnel to Indianapolis. We need apts. and houses on a rent-' al or lease basis. These people have been carefully selected for this transfer and are fully responsible. Some are interested in buying. Call Mr, - Clauer, TA-1563.
"YOUNG EXECUTIVE AND WIFE
No children or pets. Best of references. Need unfurnished 1- qr 2bedroom apastment or house —- im mediately. ease call Mf, Munst, FR-1239, or Antlers Hotel
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WEST. 206 N. TREMONT
3-Bed modern 1'%-story frame; large living room, ntoy room and kitchen; extra room
1st floor; 8 large closets; hot-air furnace 2 years old: new roof and decorated last year;
‘erms. own by appointment only. Call FLOYD BROWN, CH-0578.
53 N, PERSHING Modern 2- story frame; fine neighdor hoods near large dining § § ong living room args nin it room, large kitchen, rdwood hy floors: at c: un Ske & doors and ’ ment, hot alr F furnace; Ey Furniture included i fy fed. Priced low. y terms. Call
FLOYD BROWN, CH-0578, % 4
COLORED {) 1343 South Tremont: X
3-Room frame; insulated brick, site dine, storm windows; good : roof bargain for somebody i Vacant. %
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SUBURBAN 3
Suburban Bung, | Acre : 1460 Mary Drive ‘ ; 2-Bedroom/ frame bungalow, completely insulated; long living room, large dining room; 21-ft kitchen, wallpa roof; 2% nace; bathroom but in, garage; outbuilding could remodeled into small home; 1 acre ground. Located 1 mile west of Ben Davis, ‘1 block north of W' Washington St. Owner will show. Price $6750, Terms, For appoindment call FLOYD BROWN, CH-0875.
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VACANT BUNGALOW 3449 GRACELAND
5 Rms, mod.; hdwd, firs.; 3 bed i 1 extra ; furnace heat; laundry tubs; ge Terms. Call for appointmen
ge. c. C. HARMON" oh Realtor
2246 Wheeler Attractive 5-rm. mod. oe New fumn:, new roof, fall Hsuinten, a liv. rm., fireplace, almost full
J thent, gar, paved alley. Imm, hue $6850, this today. IR-4470 C. R. Bachmeyer RI1-2368 . J
Allison Realty Co., Inc., Realtors
OWNER VACATE — DOUBLE
1214-1216 8. State, 3-room-a-side semi-mod. ; gas, lights, water, toilet; basement; no ‘ furnace; deep lot} $5250, $1500 down.
poinment. FR-4661, 3 C. 6. HARMON CO, » REALTOR BUNGALOW
$2500 cash will make ¢ down payment on this modern house on oN nice street of oly Home, hoor 4 9 transp. and seh sl, 4
Franke-Padget — "Realtors 1 3030 E. SUMNER ,
Almost new 4-room bungalow. Only a $3750, $800 down will handle, Mr. Gunther, PR- y
Phillips Realty "2"...
hom Have 3 children, 12-14,
within 10-mi. radius of city. B Nov. 1st. Call Mr, Spivey, Red Ba Siding Co., CA-2111
UP TO $150
Naval officer desires 2-3-bedroom house or apartment unfurnished, 1 child, references; permanently assigned. Call MA-1561, ext. 330
NORTH — 2 Adults need help! 3tot rogm home. We wish to care aged mother to keep from placor in nursing home. Reasoni, rent. Good references,
REFINED couple desire 2 or 3-room furnished or unfurnished apart. ment. Permanent residence. Will redecorate. Exceptional referances. Both em Plo ed, No children, ho drinking. HI-3845 after 6 FLEASE! P FLEAS: Isn't there ome: a child on We gospers viely “need Rousing ; our arantee care property, ave ‘us a chance. Mr. Pointer, BL-4756.
TECH teacher, wile, S school-age children, urgently need house east near suburban or snywhere: dbl. which they have Hyed oi $ [3a sold; must vacate Nov 4-5-ROOM unfurn. a or apartment, East preferred; mother and daughter; both employed, Miss Days, LI-2645, Eves, LI-0754.
6 MOS. ADVANCE
Rent up to $75 for unfurn. house
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or double; 2 children, RI-8331, Share Couple, 2 children, desire home with aged, Will share
expenses. Guar. best care taken in home. CH-4863-M, CH-2086-M.
EMPLOYED married couple, no "0 chil dren need 3 rooms, private bath unfurnished, would like stove an refrigerator furnished. Call 1825-R after 6 m IN EXCHANGE for rental of 4 rooms unfurnished; will sell reasonably, Ford 2-door in excellent condi: 3567-W 4986 Ford st, Speedway. BE-
FOOD DISTRICTMAN
needs 4-5-room apt. or house; perm, rental; furn, unfurn. CH-2508-W. PILOT, wife and daughter need house, or apartment, Dan Hass. BE-5005, LOUISE GILBERT, child welfare supervisor Btate Welfare Dept, needs
apt. unfurn., by Oct. 1.° MA-9401 days. CA- ~1176 eves.
WANTED to rent; 3 rooms furnish or unfurnished at, Both workir no children. Call FR-0038 between 7:30 a. m ._and 7 m URGENT Veteran and wile, no chil dren, need apartment; furnished or 0 orth preferred. Call
City Fireman J:; J. Tos:
MA-0016
AMERICAN CAN empl, (veteran), wife, 2 children, desperate for house, apt. P Please help. "R-5 D2,
1 Bt. grocer needs 4-5-room Laurel unfurn, house or apt. Best refs. MA-4647,
EMPLO' couple want
EMPLOYED 3 or 4 Wig unfurnished apartment; doue VETERAN Farm Bureau emp., wife, il dau., urgently need unfurn. or apt. _FR-8300 VETERAN sons and mother, ail mployed, evie d apt., hous unfurnished. ¢ GA-478] EY NAVY veteran, wife, one child, need furnished or unfurn. house ST apt. Desperate. E. Bland, TA-61 CARPENTER (Vet), w wife, Ln mos., will make repairs on <M they can occupy AT ONCE. ID-0888. URGENT ended by responsfbls couple, sma house, He? B® un fut ianad. TR-425 Y needed, 1, 2-bdrm, furn., unfurn. apt., hous <I o ehlidren or pets conseryative habits. HI-1370 VETERA bride-to-be - desire house or apt. soon. References. HU-4237. 8 ADULTS need 8- or 8-room unfurnished house Oct. LI-1959.
Management i Service,
Allison Realty Co. Inc. RI-2368 22. MOVING—STORAGE
Rent a 1947 Truck Move Yourself, Save Half
THE U-DRIVE-IT CO.
Alabama and Ohio RI-6016 24-Hour Service
nished,
¢ VACANT—MOVE IN
2601 Kelly St, 3-rm. hse; elec.
pump, lights, "lavatory and toilet. Priced right. MA-0821 Edw, Dillehay MA-6411
" NEW HOME — SPEEDWAY
5222 Crawigngsvilie Road. 4 rooms,
2 bedrooms, large closets, cabi< nets, full basement, ‘social room, forced-air furnace, garage; only
$12,600. BE-2727,
2024 Westbrook; lovely 5-rm. modern bungalow; large lot; side drive to 1-car gar; almost new, This is a buy for $7250. Your deed for $2850; balance E-Z. GA-3442. MRS. McCUBBINS. RI-2368 Allison Realty Co. Inc, Realtors:
(130 S. ILLINOIS A
Ps Room semi-modern, $2650, $1500
Philips Really Joe. West—Only $2050—Terms
block W. Washington; Re octiiet y, good well. Inquire 11 Tage Dr, (W., Market anfl Eagle
AVAILABLE 30 DAYS
2212 N. Tacoma, 6-rm. semi-mod.
Good condition; gar. ly $4500, ¥ terms, H. C. Cutsinger, LI-6548, Russe H. Hartman, Realtors
132 N. Delaware,
5230 W. Raymond (3d hse. New 4-rm. bung. Stores, on trans, schools, paved st. - Terms. Also sell furnityre. HI-1133 (eve., BE-5128). bd]
"856 RIVER AVE. 5 T-Room modern; 5-room semi- ° i modern; garage, near Lilly and Chevrolet piants. Open Saturday 1-5 p, m,, CH-6303 or CA-4314 evenings for appointment,
4137 EB. 19th “Bt, Cozy 3-rm. bungalow, partly finished. Imm, poss. $1600." Terms. IR-4470 OC. Eschmeyer RI-2368 H ALLISON REALTY CO, Inc., Realtors L
‘NEW — OPEN DAILY
FOR INSPECTION ahve right in. S5-rm., completely mod. $4500 down. 3220 N. ‘Arlington. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS — 1-Room modern, suburban house, 1.85 acre,
$3160 Vacant
E. Lyndhurst), (semi*modern),
city water, gas, garage ‘with 3-room a apartment above, bus at door. GA
TO SETTLE ESTATE 1
1248 N. Mount 8t., 5-room modern bungalow. F. B. Rogers, Fletcher Trust Co. MA-1331.
ARSENAL, 51-53, 8.—Vacant 1 side; ne 6 rooms newly decorated. Pay : $1100 down—move in. GA-5458. )
0. L. Starks Co. CN § AMS. A SIDE MOD,
2829-31 N. Oiney. $2200 dn., bal. on Owner's G. Loan. LI -4401. KELLER REALTY INC., REALTORS 832 GHURGH ST~—TERMS Bix rms, bath, inside toilet; water, jas OR Priced ht. o MA-0821 DILLEHAY.. MA-6411 Ya 1 =A, VAC. $1000 DN. hi 628 ¥. Vermont, LI.-4401, HU.-2092. Ny KELLER, REALTY, INC. REALTORS . 1: Immediate Possession >. fol mod, home, extra lot. 315 8. Audue bon Rd. Leaving city. IR-4050. * x mn x DICKSON (1400 ©. Market), inal. } brick, WALTER
4200 E. Aion 3
$485 Near 41
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hi ROOMERS $900 DN.
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