Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1948 — Page 27

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orthwest Outpost”

Jack Leonard * “SWING WESTERN WAY”

AP sion. thie Ee ora with a startThe. project, for réntal to World Ing price, o cents a pound for Directory War II veterans ‘and their fam- hamburger. UTH SIDE flies, will. be built at 570 Fartield| One by one the other- butchers | = ¥ Ave. by Roger T. Moynahan. slashed their prices. Hamburg-| ELD 70 % The housing ‘project, of. two|er took the heaviest gouge. When Shelby three-story walk-up units, will be one dealer cut the price to 29 {—Robert Ryan ry p \N ON THE BE financed by the Home Life Insur-| cents, Butcher Boy Harrington fall “KIT CARSON" ance Co. of New York with a! announced he would give it away.

add—Dorothy Lamour

LD HARVEST”

Jefiries—Alan Carney

US AT WORK” a

IATINEE SATURDAY, ll Color fo Our ire gu

oes A “WILD WE

WEST" Color letter I get, 80! ” ne Mayor Al Feeney today or- ie yg Rw: Agr Fi RTH SIDE Sued the sanitation department .........qence on top of his meat —— review its more than $100,000 “ wontract - with Moore &- Owen, | [display case. “Tl tell them what w i ultants. "a nice little town we've got here. @ gineering. cons {Then I'll send & pound of ham. NOCH. &\ LL. The Mayor's move came as a

' TIMES TONIGHT Brent

Oberon—Georige “TEMPTATION”

Durbin—Ed. E. Horton

DY ON A TRAIN"

———— a a Payment of the installment is eB J pore me =r Misc Teachers ey un ussel B. Moo paiLioan Blended ner, can explain the" Ry of “nis. “CODE OF. THE WEST Bcontract to the new members of Meet Here Today 8 Clrens “on the city sanitation board. Under. contract terms the

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1 EXPECTATIONS”

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ENTURE si |

“Push-Back” Seals

to Morristown ih school busses! . heiteretttheeiicoies i. Starts 20, OM - and were mecompanied by L. A. PLANTS THAT CAN SWIM. hare lone v Rooney Courtner, superintendent of the] Despite the fact they are plants, SF ABLEMATES” home, and H. K. Smith, superin- and not Animals, many species of

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learliest convenience.” Show | A Long ~Caly—corre-| Oy -|spondent said: “I am . writing you for a pound. of hamburger ia Review Asked: ssmass meme

MATINEE SATU All Color Cartoon,

brary i Horse)

Keystone Avenue and 34th ! Civic League which recently : petitioned the company for a'$ more direct route so that modern Mt + 2 r used. i:

Under a, oil rerouting ® once! 3

east om. Market St, north on to Heltpwood, The English thespi

Delaware St. to Fall Creek Pkwy., north over Washington Blvd.’ east On 30th St. north on Me‘Pherson 8t., and Sutherland Ave.,' east on 34th Bt., north on Orchard Ave. to 38th St At this point the line would

split. North: From 3th St. One “branch ‘would continue pirth from 38th St. on the Milwsville, Rd. to Keystone Ave. mith oh Keystone Ave. to 34th & east on 34th Bt. to Sutherland , and Jotun. & over the outroute to the Circle. second branch would go on 38th St. from ‘Orchard ve. lo Rita) 81. south on Rural to 3Tt west on 37th St. fo Temple Ave., north on Temple Sain hunters throughout the Pa-| Ave. to 38th St. and then west ©Ific Northwest, retracing the outbound route by The town was still talking way of 34th St. and Sutherland. about Butcher Jack Sappington, | Ave. who gave customers 10 cents

eath to carry away 35 hams in| i | ot three-slice portions. The 10 cents, Veterans Rental : —h Li Bs isin Housing Unit OK'd

he said, was intended as payA 16-unit rental housing unit

ment to the customer for taking -the-ham-away. -He-recommended has been approved for construction here, it was announced today

that the money be turned over to} by R. Earl Peters, state director

the March of Dimes. of the Federal Housing Commis-

| and his ex-wife, Annabella

ST. HELENS, Ore., Jan. 30 ( war took on a national aspect

throughout the nation. The price- -slashing contest,

Jolt Competitors The “war” started without fanfare when two partners, Norman Raymond and ‘Ernest Peterson, opened ‘a ‘néw store called the: “Rite Price Market,” They jolt.

“It made just as much sense to hand out hamburger free as to sell it for 29 cents,” Mr, Harring(ton said. : The response was electric, A man from Big Rapids, Mich, wrote: “I would say you can furnish me with a pound at your

age § of $128,400 insured by The two structures will include four units of thrée rooms, four

units of three and a half rooms and eight units of six reoms.

i tess

“I am going to answer each

payment of $18,300 fell due {0ity Oar. Bry ice Shas, Iges repaid, 1 the firm. The engineering con-|p, "FC PLAY the offer is — sultants have prepared plans for celled.” over. ia can a large sewer construction pro- © . am in the city.

has paid the firm a total of ar -1 125 since Aug. 11, 1947. Money for the sewer plans is for the annual convention to be being loaned the city by the Fed- held through tomorrow in the eral Works Agency. The city Antlers Hotel, must repay. the loan when it! ‘Today's program includes con-

floats the bond issued to pay. for, erts by. the Jordan Conserva--a Concert - Band directed - by

The Indiana Music Teacher's |

von She [Construction of the program. -and-the Elkhart

JLegion . Post Fetes School String Orchestra directed. K iby David Hughes. nightstown Students . | Tomorrow will feature a conTimes ox State Service cert by the New Aybany High MORRISTOWN, Ind. Jan. 30— Schoal Chorus directed by Rob: Willard E. Hensley Post, Ameri- ert Carter. The chorus will be dah Legion of Morristown, with used ina clinical demonstration e Ladies’ Auxiliary, entertained conducted by Wilfred -C. 12 high school students of the head of the vocal department, Knightstown Soldfers and Sailors Indiana University School of] Home with a chili supper pre- Music. ceding the Morristown-Morton| The committee on Basic Music Memorial basketball game, {Praining through Plano InstrucFollowing the gamg members tion ‘Will present a demonstration of hs. two teams and - their Of plano. class techniques. by Incoaching stats also were served dianapolis school children, direct4 dinner, . The Morton High ed by Leah Sk DePauw 8chool students were transported School of Music.

Book Encyclopedia. states. -

Insts Billy The Kid ls ‘Good and Dead’

GLENCOE, N. M. (UP)-Ru-Mors from EI Paso, Tex. that Billy the Kid 1s still alive and ves within 100 miles of the] Texas city brought the response from ‘Wilbur Coe that “the Kid is | 800d and dead.” abo said such rumors hdd! ul as much water -as a wornbut sieve, a hen Billy got it in Pete J pr no, “and is the perfect example of a ¢ nd” Coe said. “My father told " ation authorities, the the way Maxwell got rid of 17 McDowell is chairman of J about that “that ithér.” was no doubt yy. House Un-American Activi- ? ties Subcommittee on fascism,

Crawfordsville Miah Mi gh which is now investigating alien

Nazis and Fascists who are ille~ h Winners N Named gally in this country, SRAWFGR State

Roman Beauty Wed, On West Coast, Rep.

| Roman beauty who once was mis son, Bruno.

Withholds Her Name ORDSVILLE, Jan. 30] He declined to reveal the name lh been named of the Roman beauty or say &xOf the annual Anna Will-| actly where she is living.

fon Contacte oratorical .con-| “But I can say,” he told news e lL.

Second piace ‘Winner was Miss

Pat Cramer Robert Riggs. |

Te Ty Teoeived cash prise. “approsimatey

here for about a year and is married to a man I believe to be

Mr.

as ae’ 280 | Cow Whats abe 4 Mvitig: former high not Kknow--

BRIDE" HOME Actor David Niven today will in-

808 > : prongs. ’ i BRINGS de, ent Monument busses troduce his bride of two ‘weeks, Swedish

after a whirlwind six-week courtship in England. His first wife was killed in a fall ii bg -and-seek at the home of Tyrone Power

Hurry If You Want Free

‘Hamburger From Oregon

Butcher Ships Meat Prepaid as St. Helens Price War Attracts National Attention

hamburger, prepaid and packed in dry ice, to mail order customers

| Association convened here today | ;

Bain, | been invited."

Mistress of Benito, Son Faces House Alien Probe

to have slipped past the immi-

McDowell |

very, turning up the important |development. He said that the any spontaneous abortions, or miscarriages, can be found in the degree of contentration of precipitable jodine in the blood serum of a woman. Non-pregnant women, he reported, have a concentration of from 4 to 8 millionths of one per cent of the precipitable jodine. When they become pregnant, he said, the concentration rises higher, ranging between 8 and 10 millionths of one per cent, In many cases, where pregnant women have falled to register such a rise, miscarriages have occurred early in pregnancy, he (sald.

beauty Hiordis Tersmeden, an married the Stockholm model

No Prior Test UP)-—The 8t. Helens meat oe) Dr. Peters said there is no way when a butcher shipped free to determine, prior to the onset of pregnancy, whether a woman {will ‘have a sufficiently high con=

which started in this Columbia centration of precipitable iodine River industrial city of 5200 three weeks weeks ago, has attracted bar-[to_avert the threat of a mis-

— carriage. “This must be considered as 0SCOW fp S ay only a preliminary report,” Dr, Peters said, “and most of the deductions must be regarded as tenTo Free DP Reds * tative hypotheses.” " : Accused of Atten Attempt Suspension of Terms a Fleece: Delegates ~~ On 206 Ordered Police today are holding three BERLIN, Jan. 30 (UP)—Mar. men for investigation of alleged |attempts to “fleece” convention shal Vassily Sokoloveky has de- delegates in Indianapolis. The manded ‘that Gen. Lucius D. Clay men are charged with vagrancy. suspend sentences of imprison. They are Marvin Williams, 34, ment and death on 208 Soviet Beech Grove; Costa Demoff, 27, displaced persons, the Soviet Detsan. and ah ane, Wu, army newspaper Taegliche Rund- $5000 bond. schau sald today. Police seized & number of conwo akshal Sokolaveiys demands vention badges, lapel pins and sent dice with doub! y Gen, Clay San: Bo Ghent: oi ce ouble sets of numbers last meeting of the four-power. ‘Allied Control Council. The “Ne ter: was published in the Soviet! army paper today. 30 Sentenced fo Die Wea co | y Sin Soviet wg held in the ity of Stray! had been sentenced OR 11 A to face the firing squad, By RICHARD HOLLA DER life imprisonment and ho re-. WASHINGTON, "tw "30. The malnder to terms of 10 to 50 war of words between the United |States and Russia. is ri According to--the- ar- through aging Shal iL Sokeloysky also demanded | many, one of the -chi®f battle-

ist of -all Soviet citizens Sen- grounds, we are. Iosing the tight

Rev. Farrell

Renee by “American - a |~-mainly for shortage of weaperdicts were passed. is newsprint. Marshal Sokolovsky tharged| Gen. Lucius Clay, commanderviolated an agreement on treat- Europe, estimates that an addiment of liberated prisoners of wat tional 450 tons of newsprint a Unitéd States on Feb. 11, 1945. |i our favor, License Required Visiting Priest be licensed by one of thé occupypowers. The Soviets give The Very Rev. Henjamin F.| frou Shem as we allow ours, Thus, Farrell, Wheeling, W. Va. will be the circulation of American-lis Cross Disaster Relief Workshop! But more important even than to be held next Wednesday and the German papers themselves The workshop lished by an occupying power in . Will _be intended German for the German people. course for the and-it is the most popular piper Indianapolis in Germany. Recently its circu«ter Preparedness out. nearly -meeting the and Rehet Com-| * Pay. Tick Market Rate. A luncheon O¢rmans W edn e sday .in Nastened to buy Neue Zeitung at house will open lat 10 times the legal rate; in their the workshop. anxiety to get a straight account of various government units haye reg ae ieis Jetalinind oe p. m. the same day at a “refugee” it from hand to hand, which they supper in the Central Christian! {held was “distribution of subverHe has served for more than Meanwhile, the Ruisiana flood 10 years on the Disaster Commit. OUr %0né with papers®in German, Cross. Chapter. PRESCRIPTION FOR LIFE Father Saves Infant observes his 90th birthday, Dr. Edward 8. Conlyn says his pre-| pr. WAYNE, Jan. 30 (UP)—

urts and the reasons why the ong: And .the greatest of these that treatment of the Russians in.chief of American forces in signed between Russia and month might well turn the tide be German ‘publications must [Te Join Workshop i: ur times as much paper to their oné of the participants in a Red gensed papers is held down. Thursday, =. are the overt newspapers, pubas ‘a refresher. Ours is called Neue Zeitung, Chapter's Disas- lation reached two millign with--demand. : . 1 in the Soviet gone the chapter black-market prices of as much R e presentatives Of the news, Father Farrell will speak at ¢n8 Neue Zeitung, but for passing Church. ‘sive literature.” tee of the Wheeling, W. Var Red. 4 airs. their version of world CARLISLE, Pa. (UP) — As he Son From Suffocation scription for longevity is “a wise Police ‘today credited Gene Gar-

tendent of the Memorial High water algae are able to move choice of ancestors,” a degree of | rett with saving the life of his Bchool, 8 {about by swimming, the World moderation and a capacity to en-| {19-month-old son, Leon, late yes-

joy life.” |terday. Mr. Garrett told them his two small children had been playing with some pillows in the bedroom. Checking on their activities he found Leon buried beneath a pile and near suffocation. He said the

Has One Child, Lives baby Sr poraatiing. immediMcDowell Says ately gave artificial respiration.

The baby, was breathing when

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 (UP)—Rep. John McDowell (R. ed | police arrived. said today he soon will make an official, unsocial “date” wi

tress of Benito Mussolini Fo yt

Heart Attack Fatal

She is living some place on the West Coast, Mr. McDowell said, To John C. Barlow

ase of moral Al turpitude that seems be Py Stale Service

through Dewspapers— that we arel ST. PAUL, Ind, Jan. 30-Fu-aware of hér presence in’ this mera! services will be held here country,” Mr. McDowell said. today for John Cl Barlow, 65, A Mistress of Bruno {father of Cecil W. and Dale B. The woman, he sald, was Barlow, Indianapolis. ' originally the mistress of Bruno . Barlow collapsed -on the Mussolini. After Bruno was st at St. Paul Tuesday after.

{killed in a wartime airplane ace noon and died of a heart attack.

Burviving with the two sons are the wife, Grace Pile Barlow; two daughtérs and one son Mrs. 'Winnie Albertson of North Vernon, Mrs. Florence Habig of St. Prul,

cident, Mr. MoDowell said, papa took up where Bruno left off.” Asked If he knew how old she was, Mr. McDowell replied: Do you think that Mussolini

with old hags? My AY Sen is she ford, Conn. . ie on the lee side of 0 "SITTING FREE

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Pau rial ARGorion Cemetery,

FRITZ Anthony J. age 61 years,

Nome.

Wijllam Korthaus of Pontiae, Mich. brother of the Rev. Bernard Prite, O.5.B., of Richardton, N. D.; Dorothy and John > i of Detroit, Mich, assed edn ¥. ‘Puner al ATrdAY, “on. 31, 10 &. mi, At resis , Mrs, Maxine Union St. Friends invited. Burial St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at residence, BO W. USHER Service. “belove ved + mother

of Walter itt and

Bo! eMurtry, Merillyn and Mar, Hastings, great-grandmother of passed away Wednesday.

Sewices Saturday, 2 m., aL the MM

Neal Siefke of piri

FFUARY, 133 Burial Crown Hill CemeFriends may call at the more

BEANS W. Ray St, toy Na Anna S., age 08 years, ar a of Storge E., sister of Mrs, s. Elizabth and “Fred ssed

nk C, 621 B ttle.” futher

BE 1 ather of eel xon, nies er of Mrs. ra

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RO “1:30 ghureR. Black

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loved “ging or ot ET unele of Mrs. ah erine V * Walter. and

away Fiiday | 3 Jatin t 10: m

34 invited. Burial

es ore St.

Laicu, "age w " ne nin, Pele ved h he nd of An ih Ir ov i father of ‘etor and IA, fonn

felloeta Sn ne Know Ky. 3 ig N. Metidatn, Ba y

cand Market Sts, pm. Joitary Servic, Lavaild

ht ars, at Lhe invited.

noon Saturday.

rs. BH. B. Lockw z strived by five

ood, An: . 1nd.} ® t-gandoh a children and Fr ih

may call he any TATION fred Te ie “Husband on ge th ay or, r of Jee. ore 1 4 . r o - i gar F, Holhey other of on r, . Wathin 0; S. Nettle Anders 0.: Mrs. Adelajae A. Patien. ¥ Williametta, im, Ms,

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A 1254 windsor, passed Wednesday evening pussAnd vol Tillie, father of Mfrs. Melon Robinson, Indianapolis, and Mrs, Fern Fowler, Beech Grove, Serv. joes at the Heath Memorial Method fst. Church - Monday. 10:30 -& m Friends ‘invited purist Oreen :

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Mriends may call at the J. C. BON ‘CHAPEL Or. THE ne 1234 Prospect Bt. Afle 5 Friday through Binday renin and At the chureh pfter § a. m Mondsy.

TiXoLen Mri. Gert

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iE tsi Pip), eos KE, Minnesota St, beloved husband of Phel, father of Mrs. Fred 1s Feber and Robert 8 Webster and ae D Sn hii H Noh hesday a & BUCH NNAN MOR ARAL fheient’ tanamarks, Po nel namar 8, \ends invited, . Burial Crown Mill. Priends may eall at mortuary mre Parsi. Heathcote away ursday, at 31 N, n+ ' 89, beloved wife of Walter ) ther of Wa ‘sid .

HE he i 8 BROS. _TRVIN Friends mar al Rr any time,

wh 3s 3 3 plik ap er

of Whe

t i hy Mary vy re ty Tad itis of of bis apolid, Servic urday, 3 op from INLET 'B BROS RAL CHAPRL Pee i urial (0 Friends may a“

ape! any time, 5 FLORISTS- IMENTS FOR FUNERAL FLOWERS

John Craide & Bons, Pe poL Ww Wash FR: 3. CARD OF THANKS .

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i 520-8. Vere

ora] rr Friends i) call at funeral home 4 P. ‘Mm. Saturday

THE ALLIED FLORIST ASSN.

of Indianapolis Powers Teleg fa ads

to thank our many relat BE

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x Creek Boulevard. TA-3IM BERT 5. GADD

RAST M1 HISEY TTT

081 NN. Deinawre St

OA - SPEEDWAY ONAPEL

Auburn at 18th, Ma 1204, oTariey Funerals, 1004 W . Morris,

"ROBERT W. STIRLING 142 Ja33 Prospect. Mae

10. LOST a#OUND

LOST — FOUR TIRES

Mr Ave, or Road 67, Reward. ey sts "nd ieee - AW. Rewar a ¢ “part bul nl pis nt chon, cut obs Ae Vicia Facoms CH:

a re “and hte hls cals vie. B600 W. 16th 3; old: family Yat SAT black Sock wale, pes.

8T— Timmy," 4 yrs, child's

timid, that's hea ar duferiority complex? Ba the I'm a al lee’ female tan Collie, ited Quiet home

i» — sort of lonely, call Ni! NTIS, indiana 8. P. ©

11. PERSONALS

i LOW RATES WE LOCATION

1, $1.00,

rs 80

Checking Accounts, Post To Cheek! ROPLES ST :

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NOTICE will honor all rpired ey the month ow hry Troe Holland _stuaio ¢ MASSAGE neral baths 2631 N Capitol TA-9974 Defective —H NH _Theppsen...

fem rn | o, Private

tnsultaiion. Mt “A240 Baths a 7 TREATHENTE = Neur-arih-lumba-

rehm _18. BUSINESS SERVIOE

ALTERATION

SPECIALIST a ABAT Meyer 0. Jacobs

HINGE Ig 8 "a-004

Auto Radia

“un Jour ear has wn cooling = ioe. Fowl or Sxpart i joe.” ho, o ar SE A

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win Side Reds

EXCAVATING I WORKMAN,

A-11 erew.

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Painting, Roefin| Ins, Men, 8._Davis, OL-0418.

LETHIS TLEoTRIC hie 80, « by ON-1701-R

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BURNER SERVICE

pour mat wr iondar

F. “COOLEY

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FURNACES

immeditae installation on dura. oker service, BL-3857 di

Repair and cleaning. New and usd furnaces installed, Parts for all makes. MA-1087

24-HOUR SERVICE

Stokers, coal, oil and gas furnaces, PR ._OM-1467: nights. CH-1100-M

rm ik, 8 repairing "Tar

ears tie

Et a FIXED

ediate service. H & R Purnsee. Ww. ASI ove. WA-1048. STOKER

FURNACE A red & cleaned. Quar MA-847. , T— & Furnape Oleaning noe service, nights, Sundays,

CONNNET VAG. CLEANED

Basement to top, $1.80 _MA- wel MET UTTERS, FURNACES Installed — CA-27804 “Guttering Roofing Remodeling. Shackelford Bros.

Ne down pavment 30 mo to pay CA-42 PR -9968.

HARDWOOD FLOORS Lad Ola firs made Uke new per. dr wat eo every job RR. 2% VL COAL from Brazil mines wh yo] hing Any time and bon ir

NY KX of hauling day or wo on oft

NERAT HAULING GH. wt

“Van, white man

wu R08, uding 30 3 LianY HAULING —— « LI-1089:

MOVING ind MAULING Of ail sorts, hg or aight peivice, call anviime, B_H Hamilton Trucking ‘CA-1

oust Moving

= wai Afier Hira, NAI3TT

Tuck = BOTY. del, “moving trash, Saboment cleaning, etc. TA-

Paver Hanging—04-§123

FROZEN Rivas awed Call. South Side

* ridin 0, LI-4684 PE § WER HEATING 5 Tepain, Water

mps ER 4

ING, healg. Wal serv,

sew. __Dick’s Plumbing Shop, BE-4040,

ors

bort's Refrigerator Service

rt_workmanship. Guar BE

TAO0SIER SEPTIC TANK

Vaults dry wells, factory siudge pits oleaned, repaired by es- Ton

Prompt Service

we clean and

BT en a pitas: Apectise. veh

SEWER 3nd water service contract - mediate servis 410 N.

HA Nt omg: a Reahee. sana a

Hoosier Oonstruetion a Siding

05-307 W. South St. L1-421 income Tax Servies

Hanrahan A Rurney, 1M N Als

Formerly oc lomsied W. Wash, ult

NOE BOOKKEEPING .

To ‘N, Meridian 1-ds81 oturns al Ty wy termes Riornal” Revenue ite.

income tx Telumes Bre 10 yoArs same location, rates. 1700 English Ave.

oi "UTE. Delaware Foor Sunroom — R i

“Tree. Removing

a Licensed, insured Best’ ways the Chea EY Sk8

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pre timation

GruoLeTIAY Wat ar

VICE “If it's comfortable; have 11 res

Ubholatered It may 100k better than eves. 2221 N. Mer oh

- Nani UPHOLSTERY §

4 Ma Ave; RI-5002; a :

Why Wait? Three.day. Se: Service...

“Vacuum Oleaner Repairing

Vogel Bros 1914 W Wasn MA.638)

wiaer beau Home Water Proo ng Co.,

FOR RENT

17. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD

CARROLLTON AVE, 3400 BLOCK ~ Well furnished room in priv home. Hor Calf Good heat. 2

- Room with

SARROLLTO 0044 ~ jored oli ge read,

pe Jfrent room in prt home, next bath M a ps an pref SoA-SoE, for Am a m,

Carrollton

venue, Well

Whe 0 Room & Joimg Xing, on on rinking

CLAIR; 113 BE ~Warm room, next to bath, Man over forty, employed daily

i 3 N ALARAMA—Friviie tiie hot water eferences

Wier io . brim next bath;

wentieman;

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be 1 LATHE houses ai room for two men, MIs

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CHILDREN, good care, 3-4 years = home, dayt ia N -

WILL Tar Tor ¥ Ten, my

ILDREN

{ to | keep bY day or wi he N. Hau,

ROO and board _ kitchen privileges

19. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

ORIENTAL, 20 N. — | 7. a coats

front room, next bath, ot pl furnish own bedding. Nauta, Retin erence (after 6:00),

WARMAN, 220 N. Good warm room, employed couple. Kitchen prime,

YR t RTT Toomes

Hd Ray couple. C ored. TAR

pp gen foes

om ployed {_couple.

and kite an private tg Not a

Wrexel ‘Oa Oarane us. adults; tive R004 transportation; near CA-T402

H Wash 2 EMPLOYED i Real Silk SMALL basement apAriment for one duit 927 N. East St.

2 WANTED TO RENT 2 FAMILIES

desire homes near each other or both sides of double, Must have separate kitchen, bath. 2 bedrms. per family. Suburban outlying towns preferred, BE-0461.R, BE-3666-W. or days, CHAsk for Mrs. Van,

“English Bride and Veteran with 2-yr.-old daughter in day nursery. Ufgentiy heed 3 hd -t unfurnished apartment North Ta, preferred; Call Miss "ba RI-5581, 8-5 wk. days. TD = keeping on in Apartments for sian’ entering school Feb. I, Lincoln Ghiropractie School.

Wa ANTED CY Jen : Sparient farniendt or unfu

kitchen

Bh Hh 0) RPh 4 EE

oe “HOOMS = Se ieeded il! Lw sdul n and Mo. o. i 3 a

room, {rng AON,

Verena and wife, both 3 desire 3-room Ww od 3 hovise. No '

MOVING—STORAGE “RENT A TR NEW LOW his i Move Yoursell—Save 1/5:

we Tagan AD distance

“The U-DRIVE-T

Renters of new cars, trucks, tras or abama hy RI “Rg 101d}

A of

Rel “Bore Rent a Now Oar or Truek :

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