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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09

DOC SPEARS RECOVERING
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 9.-Dr.
Clarence (FaO Spears, Oregon U.
football mentor, was reported re-
covering here today from an oper-
alton Tuesday by hernia.
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R6Mnf:Anrericon
ALL-PULLMAN

The PauAeyican with observation, club lounge
and shower baths maid and valet service and din
service leaves Cincinnati every morning. Louisville every
noon reaching the Gulf Coast and New Orleans the following
morning The in travel luxury with no extra train fare
Other modern astee L. N trains also offer splendid SERVICE
other fine L. & N. trains from Chicago and Evansville
Wear Orleans offers the thrills of trip abroad without pass
ports or ocean travel Only day away from Cincinnati
Louisville by L. N History and legend romance and reality
meet and mnee here Visit the famous French Quarter with
its ancient streets and houses its quaint courtyard gardens
The Southwest with its trails of Spanish padres and rodeos
at dude ranches becomes smarter every year axe the
l. & N to New Orleans stop off to visit the Cult Coast
THROUGH trains from New Orleans Houston San Antonio
Dallas Ell Paso Los Angeles San Francisco
California via the is California via the L. & n and
New Orleans Sopover privileges if you like on the Cult
Coast Luxurious trains from New Orleans to California carry
you through romantic regions of the Southwest at no more
cost than other routes.
further copy illustrated folder Of the
delightful along Mississippi Alabama and est Fiods
Mz[z5IE7El H. M. MOUNTS Travelling Passenger Agent
MNA $40 Merchants Bank Bldg, Phone Riley 1O4l
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pela,re M. E. would like to schedule
canes for both senior and junior ouin-
tets with teams having access % a gym.
Write Raw Collier. 1929 Manlove avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09

riverside Oiympics viii play Indianapo-
Tms Rruitt stTeet and East Riverside
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Moreantown Green Lanterns would like
"a book a strong state team for TUESDAY
niaht. Dec. is. on the Union high Schooi
asn,s on the accepting teams moor in Jan.
,Iary write Renzil Shireman. Morgan
town. Ind.
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Lauter All-StarS desire a game for Fri
day night at the Boys Club and a game
Union Printers. Teams interested call Bel
mont 3641
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rnwortb League games tonight at the
Central avenue gym will pit Franklin
sgainSt Center at T:S0 and CAPITOL avenue
acainst Central avenue at $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09

Broadway Epworth League boys viii play
Greenwood League team tonight at $3.50 at
broadway gym Fall Creek and Broadway
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09

Lebanon Independents. composed Of
former high school PLAYERS: would IKE 70
book games with teams having ,acctsS 70
Lebanon. Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09

Francis Thorpe's Original House of
David team will tour Indiana from Dec.
is to Jan. and desire games in central
Indiana with leading Semi-pro and indie
pendent fves Dates may be arranged
by writing Louie Bachelor, 100 South
Sixth street, Goshen. Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09

The Lauter Midgets will oppose the fast
Orange Crest MidgetS Friday at GAS and
the Lauter Seconds will tangle with the
Tigers in the second tilt of the evening
For games call Kelly at Belmont 3641.
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arsenal Bulldogs downed Morris Street
NJ. E.s Tuesday night. "a to z. GaSway
and Hoffman starred for the winners and
Ross was best for the losers. Bulldogs de-
sire games in the l5-l7-year -old class.
Irvington PresbyterianS and Moravian
church f1ves take notice. Call Cherry 57l8
between $50 and 7:S0 p. m. and ask for
John Campbell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09

Indianapolis Tigers. playing in the IT.
1S-year-old class. want games with teams
having access to a gym. Call Harrison
4569-M and ask for Bill
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walereen COMPANY quintet will tackle
Thursday night at $50 at East Tenth
gym. on SATURDAY. night Walgreens play
a prelim game to the G. and J. battle
ut East Tenth. and SUNDAY, WalgTeen A
and teams will tackle OLYMPIC and
B teams at OLYMPIC gym at 2:l5 D. M
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The A. and p. Red Circles have organ
lied a team which will play in the 1911
year-old class. The team is made up A.
and p. clerks in stores on the east side
and will be known as the Red O's. Games
are wanted after Christmas. Call Cherry
57lS and ask for John Campbell. Call
hefWeen 10 md Ills u m
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indianapolis Meteors will play Capitol
Silent Friday at 8 D. m. In another feat
ure tilt. Reserve Loan tangleS with BRIDGE
mort Cardinals at o. m. Meteors have
lost but one game in six starts. bowing to
Morgantown in a triple overtime Meteors
piav their home games at Hawthorne gym,
9440 West Ohio Street. A dance will fol-
low the games For games write or call
FLOYD Carpenter at Acme Evans Company.
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Edgewood A. C. quintet will play Kautsky
A. G. five tonight in a benefit game at
the Southport High School gymnasium.
The proceeds of the contest will be turned
over to the Edgewood Welfare Society.
Both clubs have former high school and
college players in their line-ups and
fast game is expected.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09

Oak Hill Flashes desire games with
teams in the 17-19-year- old class. Call
Cherry 1888 between 5 and p. m. and
ask for Herman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09

One-sided victories resulted during the
Optical League play on the Indiana drives,
Paramount, Fox and American defeating
Optometrists. White-Haines and Continen-
tai Schonaker starred with total of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-17
BOARD VOTES
STREET WORKS
$4,000 IS Aggregate Of
City improvements.

City street improvements aggre-
d eating more than $4,000 were ap-
proved in resolutions adopted today
b. the works board
Sections Of streets affected by the
80 resolutions and estimated costs of
=, Improvements are:
North street between Rural and Dear
born streets sl3727. Michigan street. be-
tween Highland and state avenues. sss.-
$3.50 Michigan street between state ave-
tsnGs and Randolph street $40 204. Michigan
street between Tccumseh street and IA
coma avenue. ss4s74: Cottage avenue BE-
tween Wright and leonard street 1924.
and Thirtleth street. bstween Meridian
street and Capitol avenue widening and
refurfacinei s2055s
a. Date for public hearings on the
projects win be fixed by the board
this week
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-17
TOM TAGGART'S NIECE
SEEKS RENO DIVORCE
Mrs. Madge Doyle Says Mate Can't
Keep Women Away.

~ ffWes- special
RENO, New, June 17-Madge
Iaggart Doyle, niece Of the late
TON Taggart, Hoosiar politician, is
slipping of the matrimonial moose
al because her husband, she
charges, is so stunningly handsome
he can't keep the women away from
him"
=. Alleged undue friendliness Of her
hubby when the female Of the spe-
.cle5 approaches was cited today in
q divorce suit filed by Mrs. Doyle
against Dr. Walter Edward Doyle,
physician Of Buffalo, N. Y.
She bases her divorce action on
additional comment of her hus-
bands in family settos with, He
said the only way to be a success
Z ful physician is not to be married"
A. The Doyles we're married at
Niagara Fails, oct. 6, 1917 They
+ have been separated for year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-17
FLAMES WRECK LINER
100000 Motor Ship Damaged
-- Greatly, Fire Under Control.

HAMILTON, Bermuda. June IT.
The 100000 Furnes5 Bermuda
MOTOR ship, Bermuda. rested on
the bQttom at her dock here today
I. after naval forces had brought I'M
+ der control a fire that destroyed her
super structure and rayaged the in
= terror
! Fifteen or twenty sailors were
e overcome by smoke while fighting
Il the flames. and were sent TO the
: hospital The damage had not yet
e. been estimated but it was extreme
- ly great.
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Auction
PUBLIC AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION
The Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago &
st. Louis Ry tNYC RI Co. lesseel will
sell ct public auction az their Unclaimed
Freight Station. Capitol Ave and South
St. Indianapolis. Ind, at $50 a m.
Thursday, july 2nd 1881 the following
described shipments which have been re-
fused or unclaimed and charges unpaid,
unless previously claimed by rightful
Lot. No.-Consignee & Destination
Commodity
F-zss-Flnk Fireworks Co. Dayton, Ohio
l Case Common Fireworks, 5
Cases Special Fireworks.
F-299-Flnk FlreTorks Co. Dayton. Ohio
? Cases Common Fireworks. ,
Cases Special Fireworks.
R-S0o--Fink Fireworks Co. Dayton, Ohio
: Cases Special Fireworks
E-502-Flnk Fireworks Co. Dayton, Ohio,
Box Common Fireworks
E-3o3-Fink Fireworks Co. DAYTON. Ohio
Case Common Fireworks
These shipments may be inspected
Wednesday. July LIST, 1881, between hours
OF 500 a NJ. and 40 P NJ
Terms of sale cash or certified check
payable Immediately al conclusion Of
sale.
The description Of packages are copied
from freight or way bill. but neither
quantity o. contents ere guaranteed
J. K VANCE.
Freight Claim Agent
o. A MILLS, Auctioneer
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Death Notices

MORLEY, BERNARD J.-Age SO years. be-
loved husband Of Nora Morley, father of
liam Morley and brother Of Mrs John
Gavin. died Tuesday, June is. at the
residence, 2249 Jackson St, Funeral Fri
a m St Anthony's church Burial Holy
Cross cemetery. Friends invited. GEORGE
w. USHER in charge.
STEVASON. HELEN LOUISE-Age years
beloved daughter Of Orville and Martha
and Elizabeth ste11ia1son. passed away
June l6 at the residence 3o7 w NC
Csrty st. Funeral Thursday D. m al
st. johns church. Burial Holy Cross
cemterY. BECK & SPEAKS IN CHARGE
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Chicago Beacon Seen

!. 81 UTc0 FfCSS
SOUTH BEND, Ind, June II. -
The Lindbergh radio beacon in
. Chicago, one of the largest in the
world was seen in South Bend by
..Nfr and Mrs. H. c. Coffin while re-
turning from Plymouth. -Four lights
were visible, they said, the North
.Libsrty Lakeville and Boshen bea-
cons in addition to the Chicago
light.
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81 100000 TO SCHOOL
Cyrus II X. Curtis Makes Huge
Gift to u. of Pennsylvania.

p- En- United Press
u. PHILADELPHIA. June 17.-An
unrestricted gift of something over
81 100000 from Cyrus H. K Curtis,
magazine and newspaper publisher,
gto the University Of Pennsylvania,
.was announced today at the univer-
~sity5 175th commencement exer-
@Clsess
z Thomas S. Gates, new president
e Of the university, made the an
announcement in his first commence
~lnent address.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-17
BREAKS ENJOYS WILL
Lillian Russells Daughter Gets
$4,000 From Moore Estate.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. June IT.
Z MIS- Dorothy Russell Calvit, daugh-
. ter of Lillian Russell, has won $40,-
7 600 as result of her fight to break
: the will of her stepfather. the late
= Alexander P. Moore, former am
I bassador to Spain, it was revealed
= today.
On agreement of counsel $40, 900
VIII be taken from the Moore estate
. and added to the estate of Miss
Russell. which Mrs. Calyit inherited.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-17
HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM.

5.45-NBo WIZ Believe It or
Not" Ripley.
s:oo-NBC CWEAFl Bobby Jones
golf talk.
63o-NBc CwEAFJ; Mobilon con-
cert.
Ionic (WJzl The First Nighter
Sketch
7.5o-NBC (WEAF); Palmoiivs con-
cert
Columbia. Arabesque; desert
Play.
5oo-Columbis, Vitality Person
altles.
s.3o-NBC lWEAF). Coca Cola pro-
gram.
ais cWEAF Vincent Lopez or
chestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-17
Death Notices

ANGIE. MISS CLARA K-PaSsed away
suddenly az Gresrup. III. Monday D. m
FRIENDS may call az the residences Of
Miss Blanche MoFsdden. e67 Lexington
ave; Tuesday evening and Wednesday.
Rossry church Friends invited Burial
az Madison. 1n1l about noon Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-17
Legal Notices

WE will sell at PUBLIC auction goods stored
in the names of William S. Schofeld, Guy
l.. Newly and Edith Irwin. for storage
charges. at 10 a. m. July l. 1881.
JACOBS VAN AND WAREHOUSE CO.
3705 Sutherland Ave.
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WKBF (14OOl Indianapolis

poIIs IUL.I
WEDNESDAY
4.45-News flashes
5;l5-The "Home-Towner"
5:25-CraZy crystal.
5:30-"Gloom Chasers"
5:45-Cecil and Sally.
5:56-Baseball scores.
6:00-Revellers. 4Aa
6.30-Records.
6:45-Try and Stump Us; mystery plan
7.00-Orchest-a
TEXTBOOK review
8.00-Bohemian nights.
3 .30-Studio orchestra
9:00-Helene Harrison program.
930-Studio orchestra.
9.45-Stylis.
lo:00-Night baseball game scores
10 .30-Sign of.
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Situations Wanted Female

Il WOMEN-To demonstrate and take
orders. is S. New jersey. Mr.. HACKER
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WFBM (1230) indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
5:3o-Evangeline Adams (CBSl.
545-Stuoio program.
600-Dinner ensemble.
6l5-Barbasol Ben (CBSl
sS0-Rhythm Choristers (CBsl.
6:45-Tastyeast testers CCBSl.
7oo-Gold Medal Fast Freight (CBsJ.
7:30-Arabesaue tCBSl.
so0-Vitality personalities (CBS).
l5-Symphonic interlude CCBSl.
830-Ponshers (CBS1
3 45-Bon Bons GCBSl
900-Don BiPeloW orchestra fcps)
9l5-Arthur PrYor's band (CBSj.
9.30-Camei quarter hour 1cPsI
9:45-Wiu Osborne orchestra tCRs9
10.00-Hollywood Gardens orchestra 1T-BS)
10:30-The Colunnist
10:45-Nocturne tCBSl.
II 00-Dance music.
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YOUNG LADY entering CENTRAL. BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE wishes to work part
time In a private home in exchange for
board and room and small salary CaI
MISS SMITH. Ii. 1887
A CAPABLE middle aged country lady
wants housekeeping or cooking. z34o N
Talbot
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Painting and Papering

PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. II YOU
DON'T CALL HU. sass. WE BOTH LOSL.
PAPER CLEANING. exp. 75c q room. 3.
THOMPSON. Ii. 516e.
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Help Wanted Male
Help Wanted Female

SMALL BOY WANTED
"a s. Illinois st. Room
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WKBF (1400) Indianapolis
indianapolis BroadeastiuK. Lnc.)
THURSDAY

a. M
s :30-wake-Up band program
6.45-Church federation morning worship.
7.00-The Musical Clock.
7:l5-Songs.
00--Breakfast Club.
8:45-Records.
905-Talk.
9l5-"Crystal Studios"
9:3o--Melody Man.
950-Cooking chat
lO:00-Records.
10 :20-Jimmy Boyers organ melodies
10:45-Records.
P. NJ
12:15--Farm program
10 :30-Livestock markets,
10 :35-Butter and egg quotations.
u 40-Vaughn Cornish.
00-Silent.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati

WEDNESDAY
00-Afternoon revelers
4.30-Old Man Sunshine
4.44-Time.
4:45-Lowell Thomas CNBCN.
5.00-Amos n Andy tNBCl.
5:i5--Announced.
30-Phil Cook (NBCl.
5: 45-Believe Tt or Not. Ripley (NBCl.
6:00-Basebal scores.
6.05-WLW hiRhlights.
6.l5-Announced
6.30-R F. D. hour
7.00-The Buddy boys.
30-Sinfonietta.
8:00-Phil Napoleon's Grenadlers CNBCl.
8.30-Vanova Coffee hour
9.00-Castle Farm orchestra.
9.30-Variety. string trio.
9:45-Bob Newhau.
10 :00-Weather.
10 .02-Night songs.
l0:30--The Crosley theater.
IL 00-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
II :30-Castle Farm orchestra
II 90 Netherland Plaza orches
ira.
A M
IL 30-Sien OF
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STATIONS OF THE NATIONAL BROADCAsTING COMPANY
STATIONS OF THE COLUMBIA BROADCAsTING SYSTEM
WEDNESDAY

&c $50 wSBH 20 wKEe $50 woMo lso yeeo SO koM 1ss
4 1852 %}ib b' KRip 1919 $M 1880 %A6 1879 RsFox lSS
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Fishing the
Air

Earl Sparkling. reporter who lived a week
nth rum runners 70 obtain the material
for a sensational series Of articles. will
Schudt's Going 70 press" program on
WABC and the Columbia broadcasting
system. Wednesday. from 4 TO Ais .. m.
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Used Many Makes Models Are Advertised Want
Houses for Rent

BROoKsIrE. 1855 rooms. semi modern
double: water paid; garage. Dr.. 455s-M.
CITY water paid: s775o. Ri. 1875. AJAX
CENTRAL NEAR 44TH-New. bedroom
brick house baths. hardwood floors.
screens; double brick garage Appoint
ment. Hu. 1913 before noon and after
COLORED-.Alvord, 500: single: rooms.
pantry. toilet. SIS. L. 77o5.
DRAPER; l537-5 rooms. water paid: gas.
DENNY. N, 1los-cozy 4-room mod bun
galow double: gar; va. pd. wa. 3347.
EUCLID. s.. IT-5-room mod = double
shaoss. nnoleum 1urn.; $50 mo. II. SOP.
F LET pIaa d s s5 E90R ms P is55 steam
FULTON. 72S-6-room semi-mod.: redeco-
rated: near Real SIX: sls. II. oIo4
GRACELAND. 3452-Upper duplex: 4 rms :.
gar: va. ID: redu SIS. re. is44. aft s.
GRAcELAND. 3236-is double; 5 rooms:
hardwood floors: va. pd.. s35; garage.
HIGH. 1929 Rear. 5-rm cottage lights
Ill. s.. 1olE6 rooms. mod, except
furnace, garage. water nd; $3.50. He
KEYSTONE. N, 832-5-Tm. semi mod
double: $50; water pd.: gar. Oh. S84l-J.
MERIDIAN J Iss s. i445-lM4odern ,5:ToOm dOu-
MEREDITH. 3054-Nfod double bungalow
I rms. bath; gar: $3.50. He. 55s4
MICHIGAN e. 2234-Near Tech, 4 bedru
mod. double. water pd.. s2s. so. Oh. 1917
MINNESOTA. E.. 1903 rooms. water
gas. $3.50. Druggist. villa and MINI
MORRIS, W, 2os-clean, 2 rooms; gas,
Ri. 0645. eve. Ha. ls63-M.
NORTH ST. e. 27IS-Near St. Philips
church; "a coy double 4 rooms and
bath garage. water paid: SIS. Ri 1888
OLIVE. 945. 4.,,a rooms: nn,esyIg deco2Fgated
PINE. 3o4 N.-5 rooms; semi-modern. va
ter paid; reduced rent.
PLEASANT. -1140-Attractive 6-room mod: :
haroWood noorS: all screened. Dr.. 10e2-R.
RINGGOLD. 1908 rooms. complete bath
no furnace. garage. Reduced. Dr.. 5l16-R.
RINGGOLD, ,l4o5-5-room modern house,
with ga: redecorated tlroughoutu. IT PAST.
RITTER. s., 435---4-room douole.. semi
modern: Al condition: SIS, Ri 6s18.
SCHOFIELD. 5o0e-6-rm modern house
double garage. Beech Grove. las r 3.
SHILLER ST. T2-5 rooms and bath; s25;
clean: garage. DIR. 2o83W.
WARNiAN, s. sos rms. bath: garage;
moo. except furnace: $40. Be. 0745
WARMAN. N. 253-6 rooms modern: new
shades furnished; garage. Fine garden
owner 1e2s Ashland. Telephone He sos
18TH, E, 2115
Eight-room modern single; reduced to
S23 so: nice condition. water pd.
SCHMID & SMITH. INC. REALTORS.
For Colored
Five rooms. cleo lights. gas inside
painted. T43 west Michigan: $40.
DUNLOP 4 HOLTEGEL.l 122 e Market
Colored
2428 Highland
Flve-room modern single. s25
Gregory & Appel, Inc. II. 7491
REDUCED
NEAR GARFIELD PARK
1908 Finley; rooms, mod except fur
mace. garage; $40; water paid
SCHMID & SMITH. INC. REALTORS.
Houses for Sale
East
BUNGALOW BARGAIN
Must sell, Laying City, take car in. or
South
1920 Olive St Only SO 900 90.
5-room modern bungalow, garage. paved
street and alley east front, 5 years old,
excellent condition, well located re-
possessed, price reduced from S4.75000,
nay $500 down. S28 a month LAWRENCE
J. SEXTON. REALTOR, Indiana Trust
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The McAleer Polishers under the direc.
ton Of Sam Lanin will play a brand new
number Coin 10 Town. from the "Thirc
Little Show" during their broadcast 81
popular music. Wednesday at $50 D m
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Ruth Roland. who will be remembered
BY moyie-Eoers as the daring star Of the
onoe-popular thrillers, will sing two
songs. when Your Lover Has Gone"
and 1T Looks Like Love" when she ap-
pears IS guest artist on the broadcast of
Vitality Personalities over WFBM and
the Columbia netBork. Wednesday at 9
.. m.
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Day Programs
WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
THURSDAY

a NJ
I .30-Records
9 OO--Aunt Sammy.
10:00-Boys' Caravan.
1915 to II o0-Silent.
P. NJ
IL 00-Farm network GEES
oo-Sslon orchestra lCBS).
1.30-Three Doctors (CBSl
1:45-Ben and Helen (CBSl.
2:00-Talk
2:05-Melody Magic CCBS).
2:3o-TVo Thirty tunes.
800 to 5.30-Silent.
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA, N, iIi5-Nice clean, home
Ike rms; plenty hot wat: So. Ri 5l2l
CAPITOL. n, l64l-Front. down stairs;
priv: will care for child. "a. 1891
CENTRAL, l323-Lovely rnl.; or gentle
men: constant hot water: priv. Iaml1Y.
CENTRAL CAR-527 z. 18th: mod. private
home: So. Walk. distance. Ri 1l06.
DELAWARE. n. 527-Lovelv sleeping I'm.
also large front nm. kitchenetLe.
DEL, 1902 N.-LoVely front nm; twin
beds; also sleep. nm. REASONABLE. L. s3Z0
EAST. n. 906-Large front rm.; private
ent.; SIS; also single room. S.
HIGHLAND. N. I25-Nice cool rm., next
bath; private home; near car IL s320.
ILL n. 2326-LARGE FRONT RM.. Al
COVE. KITCHEN PRIVILEGES. IA. os21.
ILLINOIS. n. 2858-Charming rm.: closets,
quiet. priv. home; gentlemen. "a. 2555:
ILL. n. l919-Rm., priv. home: gentle
man: breakfast: gar. opt. Refs Ia -1zo3.
LIE GRAND. e lI-Lovely. CHEEKY rm.,
priv. home, entrance; with couple. Dr. 6210
NEW JERSEY. 400 N.-Apt. II: suite OF
rms; ! OF 2 enapl. people. RI. e103.
TALBOT, N. l846-Nicelv furn.. modern.
front rrn.; meals opt. IA. 1881.
VERMONT. W, 3s-Apt. 6; / or 2 front
rms: private family. Ri. 2227.
ST. DENIS HOTEL-136 w. Market
Clean rms. SIS: 2. $3.50; run. wa; dWtWn
COLONIAL FOTEI-Excellent rooms. 81
week, two persons; with bath. $1,000. Two
persons.
LARGE. clean furnished room; next bath:
private home. Or. Job.
DREXEL ARMs-7s0 n Illinois; 100 rms,
81 to $40 wk.: also fur: apartments:
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ARROW 1606-3-room house near car
line. electricity and water paid. si7. In
auire Shanes Pharmacy. 1857 Roosevelt.
ARCH. Sis rooms, toilet, cellar: SIS
Ri 1928
1852 Bells
-Four-rocm single. electricity and well 81
Gregory & Appel. Inc. II. 74o1
BTANT fzTs-SinrIg rooms bath
furnace. 2-car ga.aEs. $3.50 r. 77o5.
BELMONT, N 25-Clean, S rooms INSIDE
tcslsts water pd, rsdaesd. $40. He, s27s.
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Unusual nargains. all makes second
hand tgoeTTirers- Al makes rented. sz.5o
one month. month"; IS
Woodstock TvDswritfr CO.. Fact Er.
Si7 y. FszH. S.. =. 471z.
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WAhMAN, 8. 5UI-b rms, beth, garage,
mod. except furnace: $40 Be 074s
WARNiAN. NJ 253-6 rooms modern: new
shades furnished; garage Fine garden
Owner. 1925 Ashland. Telephone He. 56o6
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ppTNcFTON HOTEL.

Nice clean rms; hot. cold water; s.
Uk With hath. 81 Tk. Cool rms. A real
summer home: ladies. gentlemen. 232 S. II:
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toilet sink TI0 IN ktcen naWy pspered n and
painted. T43 west Michigan: $40
DUNLOP Il HOITECTEI,i 123 z Market
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18TH r Oil
Fol. COlOred

Eight-room modern single; reduced to
$3.50: nice condition. water pd.
SCHMID & SMITH. INC. REALTORS.