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Evening star., 1931-04-30
Airport Pool Authorized.

A permit fo1S Construction Of a modern
concrete swimming pool and bath house
at Washington Hoover Airport was is
sued today at the Arlington County
Court House to Keith Higgins Of Air
port Swimming Pool, Inc, the organi-
zation which will construct and. operate
the pool.
Application for Incorporation of the
company has been filed at Richmond
and issuance OF Incorporation papers s
expected Monday.
Evening star., 1931-04-30
DR.. FARNUM is SPEAKER
Address Features Luncheon of 0p-
timist Club.

An address by Rev. DR.. George w
Farnum, pastor OF Cleveland Park
CONGREGATIONAL Church, featured a
luncheon of the Optimist Club in the
Hamilton Hotel yesterday.
Announcement was made at the
meeting that members of the club
would be escorts" of members of the
Boys Club at a dinner in the latter
club building next Wednesday night
at $50 o'clock. Each Optimist attend
ing the dinner is to have a boy as
his guest Medals and trophies won
by the boys during the indoor athletic
season are to be presented at the
dinner.
Evening star., 1931-04-30

To promote Anglo American friend
ship so American schools have been
paired with similar schools in Britain
and the pupils are exchanging letters.
photographs, magazines and any other
matter which will help to a better mu-
tually exchanges of teachers and pupils
also will be possible.
Evening star., 1931-04-30
NITRO TO Be SHOT
AT GUSHER FLAME
Experts at Scene of Texas
Oil Tragedy Preparing
for Giant Gust.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GLADEWATER, Tex, April 30.-PlanS
were laid today for blowing out fam
ing gusher which burned eight men fa-
tally Tuesday night.
M. M. and Harry Kinley, veteran oil
blaze fighters OF Tulsa, Okla, decided
following an aerial inspection that the
work would require more than 100
quarts of nitroglycerine mixture.
Rains made heavy going for equip
ment trucks on the circuitous road to
the guSher.
The well claimed its eighth victim last
Oklahoma City, died in hospital at
Longview, Tex. Frank Fiouck, 35, of
Woodfeld, Okla, was near death A
blood TRANSMISSION was given keys a few
hours before he died, nine workmen
offering their blood.
Five Bodies In MOrgues.
Five charred bodies lay in Longview
morgleS. Two othsrS were cremated at
the site Of the derrick and had not been
recovered.
Although Sinclair officials at Tyler in
timated yesterday there was a possibil-
ity the well was ignited by incendiarists,
that theory was secuted both by W. Tom
Cole, owner of the lease and eye wit
neSSes Of the explosion, and by Sheriff
Martin Hayes of Gregg County.
Cole said the well caught fire when
sparks flew from the collar of the drill
stem as it came in contact with one
OF the clamps the men worked with in
their efforts to harness the we'll, which
had been flowing out of control for
80 hours prior to the explosion.
Oil Companies Warned.
The suspicion as to possible incen-
diary origin Of the fire was based upon
recent letter sent by Texas Ranger
Capt. Frank HameS to Oil companies
warning of a possible Communist plot
to damage oil field properties.
OIL men estimated that fully 800
barrels OF oil hourly were spouting from
the well.
Bodies in Longview morgues awaiting
burial were those Of George Albright.
Carnegie City, Pa; Roy Blankenship.
Tulsa. Okla: Bill CaSlin. ST., and Bill
Caslin, Jr.. of Winona. Okla, and Virgil
Woltz OF Hunter, Okla.
FIRE VISIBLE TEN MILES
Evening star., 1931-04-30
LIBRARY BIDS RECEIVED
Boyle Robertson, Inc, Low With
Figure of $1lS,7OO.

Boyle Robertson Inc, today submitted
the low bid for the job of building the
new Northeast branch library, Seventh
street and Maryland avenue northeast.
They offered to do the job for $ll8, TOO.
Eighteen bids in all were received,
ranging as high as $l37,400. The
amount available for the job is $l45,-
775.O3
Evening star., 1931-04-30
RIVERS, HARB0R COST
NEARLY $2,00O,000, 900
Aore Than Half Appropriated by
Government in Last Is
En- Years.
ey the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
With this years funds Of $121, 900, 900
now being expended, river and harbor
improvements and flood control works
since creation of the Government have
cost almost $2,000,0O0,000.
More than half of this has been ap-
propriated in the last Is years. Figures
compiled by Army engineers today
showed Congress has provided $l,004,-
Evening star., 1931-04-30

year. The board meeting follows the
general session to enable the newly
elected ofEicers to join IN discussing the
business policies of the society and how
It's business Is transacted
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Legal Notices
NoTIcE 70 TAxPAYERs

NOTICE TO TA6PA1 EtS
Notice Is hereby given 70 taxapayers q
the City Of Indianapolis. Indiana. that
the Common Council Of said City has IN
der consideration General Ordinance NO.
-, 1881. transferring the sum OF So@ as
5000 from Fund No IL. Services. Per:
sonal. Detective SerEesnts' Salaries ana
Wages. Regular. Police Dept. Board OF
FUND no. 81. Insurance and Premiums,
Police Dept. Board Of Public Safety.
The above described ordinance IS cue
% come gp for passage at the next r. Tss ~
lar meeting Of the Council 70 y held on
the 18th day OF May. 1881. e. 1880 p. N:
After said appropriation has been ae-
termined, any ten OF more taxpayers
feeling themselves aggrieyed may appeal .s
70 the State Board Of Tax Commission
ers for further and final action thereon
BY Ming OF petition tnerefo1, With the
Marion County Auditor not later than
ten DAYS after said additional appro-
priation has been made By said Common
Council and the State Board OF Tax Com
missioners viii Ak date for hearing IN
this County. =, -.
City Of Indianapolis this 5th DAY OF May.
fsF-6r1 HENRY o. GOETT.
t~~~~-@t Cftv Clerk
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NOTICE

NOTICE
The Board Of Public Safety of the CITY
of indianapolis on the 28th day OF April,
1881. passed resolution inviting sealed
bids, 70 be opened on the 18th day Of
Nav, 1881. providing for the towing in OF
wrecked. stolen and abandoned motor We
hicles and the storage Of the same, and
also 9T sS f v 81 SGT sh'Ns les
81, 1881, passed by. the. Common. Coun-
ell Of said city on the 2srd day of April.
1921. and approved by, the Mayor on the
Said bids shall provide for two (2)
schedules Schedule "A" will fix q sched-
niS Of e motos vshices which are re" wreckea
stolen or abandoned. and shall state g
bid OF a nat rate for each motor vehicle
vehicle craned in. including storage until
midnight Of the day upon which such
motor vehicle is towed or craned in; Such
fraction thereof. and per month there
after for, the storage OF such motor We
hicles; also q fxed price per hour Ior
OF such motor vehicles from streams and
bitches. Schedule 'B' will fix schedule
OF rates for the impounding Of motor ye-
dinance No 81. The rate shall be =
rat rate for such impounding from the
tyaTy to the terms Of said ordinance to
the place where such vehicle is to be
impounded. Such rate shall not be more
towed IN without the use OF a crane, and
Three Dollars and Fifty Cents $3.50 for
vehicles towec IN with the use OF crane;
OF this rate. the sum of Two Dollars
$500 shall be paid to the City OF IN
disnapolis for each and every vehicle so
impounded. said fat rate will also in
clude storage 70 midnight Of the day upon
which such vehicle was impounded. Such
bid shall also state storage rates for
each day or fraction thereof. and per
month thereafter,
Under both schedules bidders will be
required 10 furnish tWenty-four hour
service. act at all times under the d.
Tecton OF the Police Department, and
furnish written reports to the Chief of
Police and keen. records OF al motor We
hicleS and contents taken into custody
under such schedules. subject to the in
spection OF the Police Department, and
make suitable provision for the safe
keeping OF the contents OF any Of such
Bidders will furnish with their bids a
statement Of the equipment and facil-
ties Wnlch they nov have for the per-
Torrance OF such contract and the To-
cation and description OF the place where
such vehicles win BE- stored and i'm
pounded, stating floor space thereof
Biecers VIII also furnish q non-ccilusion
affieaVis . be furnished by the Board OF
sufficient performance and indemnity
bond VIII DC required az the time Of en-
terinE into contract.
The Board reserves the right to Re iart
suy and al bids. Blanks for bidding nav
be obtained upon application to the Board
BY order OF the Board Of Public safety
WALTER o. LEWIS.
Executive Secretary.
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CLOSE IN ON REBELS

EY United PTct8
.TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, May
s.-Another battle between federal
and rebel troops in northwestern
Honduras vas expected today as
forces of General Jose Reina, 10y
aiist commander, converged on the
Campuca district, where rebels
we're intrenched strongly after their
successful attack on Santa Rosa.
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NOTICE 70 ABSENTEE

NOTICE TO ABSENTEE
TO CLINTON MCDONALD:
You are hereby notified that the plain
till in the above entitled proceeding has
this day filed in the Vanderburgh Pro,
bate Court a complaint alleging that in
the early part of the year 1924 you were
q resident of the City of Evansville VAN
derburgh County. Indiana. which was
In the latter part of the year 1924 YOU
absented yourself and went to parts UNI
known and that you have continuously
since the year 1924 remained absent and
unheard from; that you are one of the
eight heirs at law of your brother Charles
Mcdonald, deceased, and that you have
made no provision for the care and man
agemept of your one-fourteenth distri-
button share in the personal estate of said
Gecedent; that your distributive share
aforesaid IS necessary for the payment
OF YOUR debts.
Now therefore. you are hereby notified
that said complaint and the matters
therein alleged will come up for hearing
and determination in said Probate Court
at the Court House in the City of Evans
vile, Indiana. on Monday. the 9Th day
OF June, 1881, or as soon thereafter as
hearing can be had
witness the signature of the Clerk of
the Vanderburgh Probate Court and the
seal OF said court at Evansville, Indiana,
this 18th day of MAY. 1881.
SEAL HARRY R ANDERSON
PHELPS p. DARBY, 'A''-0- Clerk.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Evansville. Indiana
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Sc Something's Times Lost Way to Recovery
Situations Wanted Female
Storage and Transfer

COMPETENT middle-aged country lad
wants COOK. or hsewo-k.; $40. 2sz5 Talbot
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Room for Rent With Board

BID, z. eo3-LsrEe sriy front room.
PRIVILEGES. radio. meals opt. Wa. 1885
NEW JERSEY, n. 2229-Attrsctiye front
rm.. modern. home privileges. good meals.
Plenty hot water ia. zoo.
WRIGHT. 12i5-Want 2 gentlemen. m. and
hoard nriH mod. home. nr. =. So. 81.
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Death Notices

FINCH SAMUEL beloved husband OF
Ellie Finch. 1892 Haynes Ave. age 50 years;
Father OF Grace der. Florence Wuest Of
S 5I9 IA %Q5te2 a1 CHARLES a and HaSold
Finch Of Indianapolis. Funeral Friday, 2
p. m. from the above address BY guTial
BEiE2o 5sa Z SERVICE.
GLTDEWELL MARSHALL, s.--74 years,
husband Of Laura A. GhdeWeA tat1er OF
Mrs. c. n Lancaster and Ivan Glide
THURSDAY. 10 a. m, at the home, 4l4
North Bosart avenue. Friends invited.
Interment Maple Hi cemetery. Plainfeld.
Ind Friends may call al residence
Wednesday. from to 9 ,. n.
KPUGER. CHRISTIAN beloved hus-
band Of Wilhelmina Kruger and father OF
William F. Kruger. passed away Monday,
Nav 4 age 65 years. Funeral services will
be held at the residence. $3.50 z. Michigan
St.. Thursday afternoon, May Z, at
coc{ 5 Burial [ w2Tn E FNz fSsRnetfp5{ Y
MOHLTR, VIOLA-Beloved wife Of Elmer
Mohler, mother Of John and James
Mohler. passed away Tuesday. May >;
e. m. at the home. 953 W. Second Ave.
Mars Hill. Friends invited.
QUAKENBU sH, LUKE, LEVIS-Age SO
years beloved father. Of Bud and Harry
passed away May 5. 6:45 p. m. at
residence Of son, Bud Quakenbush, 1882
sangster st. Services Thursday. 2 p. m.
at the First Pilgrim Holiness Church.
cemetery. Sheridan. Ind.
sIMAiENDINGER. FREDRICK = Age 81
wears; father Of John P, Lillian L.. Sim
Of this city. Grover &. smmendinger Of
c i q New YORK CITY ETY. Pa a away
daughter Mrs. THOMAS q. S Sullivan. 2si I
~ fremont. Funeral Thursday, May Z,
at the t1 residence p m Inte[ Es.
Friday Friends may call any time I'M
til noon THURSDAY
UTTERsON. DAVE-Age 50 years, beloved
husband ad Of E 5sa53 hoy UeT39n
BUcHANAN moRrI * s9e f FTiends IN
yited Burial Crown Hill
In Memoriam Notices
ARNoLD-In loving remembrance of
MYRTLE, our darling daughter, who left
us 10 years ago today, May 6.
We do not forget you, nor do We intend,
We think OF you often and viii to
the end.
FATHER. MOTHER. BROTHER & SISTER
Funeral Directors
w. T. BLASENGYM
Main Office. 1920 Shelby st.
Drexel 2570.
UNDERWRITERS
HISEY 81 TITUS
93l n. Delaware. II. 1921,
"a REAL HOME FOR SERVICE"
Ii ssos. '7A-1 g i2i9 Il. Alabama.
C.. WILSON funeral parlors. ambulance
service and modern automotive equip
ment nr Os2I and OF 0s22
VIM D. BEANBLOsSOM
Phone Be. 1888 M0FfuaFS' 1921 w. RAY St.
George Grinsteiner
Funeral director. 522 E. Market
Rilev 1914.
1T YOU DON'T FIND what you are look
ing for In the want ads today, 1t may
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily.
instructions
FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR-To each new
pupil: play popular music in IL weeks
BY radio artists Oh. 0521-J. NJ. Dollinger.
Personals
DETECTIVES-Pr CONFIDENTIAL.
525 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1864; ewes. Hu. 3l07.
Transportation
DRIVING north Texas May IL. Desirable
pass. for part expense. Times Box 3 239
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WILL sell at public auction one Ford 4
door sedan, 1925 model motor number
923ll5T for storage charges amounting to
SIS. at 10 a. m. Wednesday. May 20. 1881.
ASA CAESBER,
u - -
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COOK &, WALKER,

AttorheYs Ior Petitioners.
State Of Indiana. Vanderburgh County, IS
IN THE VANDERBURGH PROBATE
COURT, MAY TERM 1881.
NELLIE B; MCDONALD Plaintiff. VS.
CLINTON MCDONALD. Defendant.
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Houses for Rent
1904 Finley

Near GARFIELD Park: i've, room double:
modern except furnace. sz25o. Water
paid Ri. 1857.
Schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
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Room FOR Rent VIII Board

THE coIONNADE APT.-s4s N. Meridian:
beautiful furnished I'M; adjoining bath,
50 weekly. with meals SIS. Hotel service.
CAPITOL NJ. 2406--very pleasant rm (:
meals OPTIONAL: garage: LADY. II. 23si.
MERIDIAN AT s0IH-Private nome, room,
2 meals, $40; garage- Ha- 25oo.
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HOME MAINTENANCE
General house cleaning; woodwork
walls, windows washed. Painting. paper
hanging and cleaning. esti free. Ia. 1876.
GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING-Trash
hauling: Paper cleaning; ref. He. 3S0S-E.
PRINTING! 900 business cards, s2l9:
500 envelopes and 500 letterheads, $2.49;
let us submit prices on other work. Fritz
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Houses and Flats Furnished
AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL,

AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL
$50 N. PENN.
Beautifully furnished and unfurnisheo
apartments. ultra modern. bath With tut
ana shower. FIigidaire walking distance
phone ri 1871
ASHLAND AVE. 1558-Living room; ina
door bed, and bath. Adults
BELLEFONTAINE. 2315-Recently redeco-
rated lower apt: rooms and bath: heat.
water. garage furnished. Dr.. $500
THE BERWICK
eo1 North New Jersey ST.; 2 rooms with
kitchenette and bath; newly refurnished;
al utilities: low weekly rent.
CENTRAL. ISL rn1., kitchenette; pr.
bath & ent.; util. fur: $3.50 wk. He. Abs
ILL. N. 2611--Lower DUPLEX; furn.,. .un-
furn.; Frigidaire; gar: util. pd.; children
KOEHNE, 27i0-Is double: arm mod;
clean, light, attractive. Ha. 1244-M
WALNUT. E. 115-3 rms priv. bath, close
in. $3.50 week. See housekeeper in b'sm,t,
WOODRUFF-Beau. fur. apt, all util !;
Frigidaire; ideal for couple. Ri. 494S;
Oh. 4679.
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Business Announcements

DRIVING north Texas May IL. Desirable
pass. for part expense. Times Box 239
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HOTEL EDWARD

Centrally Located-Modern
Low rates to married couples and men.
AMERICAN HOTEI-af0is S. Illinois: witt
o. without hath: 81 UP. Il. 066s.
nth. E. 500 unfurn. rms; modeTn-
will furn. for hsskp!ng ref. Ii s72s
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Business Opportunities
Barter and Swap
Money TO Loan

TRADE-Ford, 1927 model, with pickup
body. AL condition. for work horse OF
what have you? Call Southport AR.
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1412 Howl

mooern except furnace. S3<.oV. water
paid Ri. 1857.
Schmid & Smith. Inc, Realtors
1412 Hoyt
Good s-room single reduced to s23.
Water paid. Ri. 6367
Schmid & Smith, inc, Realtors
10TH. E. 8o7-s26.50; mod. Groom dou-
bic. hardwood frs; College car. Il. g9s4.
1 ROOMS and bath, Frigidaire; city heat.
water, garage. large I'd. $3.50.
o. P. FOREMAN.
400 Kahn Bldg. Il. 1919.
sI2-I442 oliver ave. rooms, elec. lights.
owner, 1855 n. Delaware St. Ia. 1884
2Iz4 n. TEMPLE AVE rooms, elec..
ware St. Ia. 1884
s30-l55 w. Pratt St.: rooms modern;
good repair Owner, 1884 n. Delaware
18TH. E, 342o-s20: 6-rm. single; l story;
toilet. lights. gas. water; gar. Ri. sal.
s7-l27 n. Harding st. 3 rooms, cleo.
Owner, 1854 n. Delaware St. Ia 1888.
COLORED-s5. S75 With 18th st. 3 rooms.
owner 1854 N. Delaware ST. ia. 1884,
COLORED.
2o5 Yandes; four-room double and
GREGsoRY & APPEL. INC IL 749l.
COLORED- $40. 2l38 Hovey St; rooms,
cleo. Owner. 1854 N. Delaware St.
4 q. oo2t
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$50 REDUCED TO So
Five rooms. garage. CRUISE. 1913 n. Del.
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Good s-room single; reduced to s23.
Water paid. Ri. 6367.
Schmid & Smith, inc, Realtors
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WURLITzER Walnut Grand, slightly used
. wonderful instrument. maybe had for
balance due on account. Easy terms.
Viking MUSIC CO.. 40 East Ohio st.
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Suburban for Rent

WELL furnished modern home, u miles
from Circle on paved road. Call in per-
son. 729 n Capitol ave. Mrs Wilson.
CLOSE mo cent fare; ground ready
for planting excellent location, dandy
home Stop 6la Rockville Rd
LAWRENCE-Main St; rms large lot,
chicken space, cleo; Al; SIS. Ri 644i
RURAI-South OF Troy, bungalow, mostly
mod. no cleo. $50. DR.. 3540-R.
Business Places for Rent
STOREROOM. I7x49-Community wants
up-to-date shoe repair shop; suitable for
dwelling. HUI 1911.
FOR RENT-Desk space: private room.
332 American Central Life.
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Separate Blouse Is In Smart Picture
1T FITS IN
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