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Evening star., 1933-03-19
AUSTR|ANS MOVING
T0J0|N H|TlER|TES
Fascist HeimWehr Leader in
'TyroI Pledges Aid in Fight
ing "Reds."
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VIENNA, March 18.-The machinery
of Austrian politics moved another
notch today toward complete synchron-
ization with the Hitler movement In
Germany.
In Innsbruck Richard Steidle, leader
Of the Fascist Heimwehr in the Tyrol,
proclaimed that the Heimwehr is de-
extent with every organization flying
the banner of fight against Bolshe-
vism."
Common Front Urged.
In Gratz the official organ Of the
Syrian Heimwehr proclaimed the pa
triotic necessity for q common front
of the Heimwehr and the Austrian
Nals similar to the common front Of
the Na1s and members Of the Steel
Helmet War Veterans Association In
Germany.
Meanwhile the dictatorial government
Of Chancellor Dollfuss, which does not
yet include q Nazi minister, confiscated
an edition Of the official Nad paper,
charging it with making insulting re-
MARKS ABOUT the CaDlueC, ana also ldlO
an iron hand on Socialists at various
points.
Schutzbund Leaders Jailed.
Two leaders Of the Socialist Schultz
bund were arrested ON suspicion OF
high treason and a battalion Of gov
ernment troops assisted by the gen.
darmerie ransacked the whole town OF
Kapfenberg for Socialist arms.
Nazi students in Vienna emphasized
developments by raiding Schulerstrasse
in the center of the city and smashing
the windows of Socialist newspapers
crying Judah perish!"
Evening star., 1933-03-19
Parents of Lost Boy Sought.

First precinct police last night were
seeking the parents Of 4-year- -old coll
cred boy who was found at Seventh
ctreet and Pennsylvania avenue. The
boy told police his name was William
Spencer Jones, but was unable to give
the cfncers his home address. He was
taken to the Receiving Home.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
FRANCIS DU POINT SUED
BY WASHINGTON LAWYER
Claudian B. Northrop Claims
$197,318 Due for Legal
Services.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 18.-Francis I.
Du Pont of New York and Wilmington,
Del, was sued In supreme court today
by Claudian B. Northrop, Washington
attorney, for $197,31802 for legal serv-
ices which, the lawyer states in his
complaint, extended from April, 1920,
to March, 1882.
The complaint states that Northrop's
total bill was 1924, ,407. 10, but that $37,
o980s has been paid, IN three install
ments.
John w. Davis filed the action. as
Northrop's representative.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
Filling Station Robbed.

Fred Beai, night manager Of . m.
ing station ct Twenty fourth street and
Benning road northeast. was held up
and robbed Of $50 last night by col
ored man, who kept his hand n his
pocket e. Houeh he Ind = -gWt
Evening star., 1933-03-19

they eagerly inquire Of one another
many times . day. fails to reach their
cupped ears, and their eyes so far have
been unable to discern any appreciable
shaking Of the old plum tree.
The plums are there. however. and
when they begin to fall there will be
plenty Of outstretched hands ready to
catch them-rnany more hands than
there are plums, in fact.
Evening star., 1933-03-19

the Capital with
flying colors for
the Inauguration.
They shout t e d
themselves hoarse
as they marched
In the parade or
watched 1t, sang
Happy Days Are
Here again" with
deep feeling and,
all In al, were
having Q perfectly
splendid time-de-
spite the bank
holiday.
They clustered
around big Jim"
Farley and Senator
McAdoo and the
Evening star., 1933-03-19
Egypt Will Be Subject.

Egypt, the Cradle of Civilization" I"
will be the subject Of lecture at the
Cosmos Club tomorrow night by DR..
George g., Duncan, professor Of Egyptol-
dr. and Assyrioloey Of American UNI
y1ity. The lecture viii st1kt OF 3 pm.
Evening star., 1933-03-19

Sss9StAoAA~& 4AC0A~
quarters In q room
loaned by q friend
in the Senate Of
flee Building. 9th
ers haunt the pri-
vate offices of
legislators backing
them, or pace the
corridors i'm pa
tiently.
Few allow them
selves to get be-
yond the sound OF
q telephone bell,
each futile jingle
Of which serves but
to gle their
jaded nerves.
But the good
Evening star., 1933-03-19
HULL TO OPEN SERVICE
Phone Connections With Costa Rica
VIII BE Inauguratsd Tomorrow.

Secretary Of State Cordell Hull will
inaugurate telephone service between
the United States and Costa Rica at
IL an. tomorrow from his ofIice In the
State Department.
Costa Idcan diplomatic Representatives
and odacials Of the American Telephone
Radio Co. Of Costa Rica viii be present.
Costa Rica follows Panama In being the
second Central American republic hook
ed up with the Bell System telephones.
Calls from Washington viii be trans
mitted over cables and wire lines to the
new Miami radio station, thence by
radio channels to Cartago, and then
over . few miles Of wires to San Jose.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
TELEPHONE COMPANY
TO HONOR MISS COOKE
Employe Who Won Medal Tor
Heroism in Knickerbocker Dis
aster, 25 Years in Service.

Miss Ruth G. Cooke. who was awarded
a silver medal for furnishing aid to
rescue units during the Kniekerbocker
disaster, Will be given q gold. ruby
studded emblem by the Chesapeake b
Potomac Telephone Co. for IS years
service. Miss Cooke, service order su-
pervisor with the company, was dryt
employed as an operator on March 1e,
1908.
Twenty-Five other telephone company
employees will be rewarded for service,
They are: Joseph Ball and L. TAyloc,
four star emblem for 40 years service;
B. q. Nalley, Mrs. v. I. Lyons, J. NJ
oDwyer, F. w. Watt, r. n. Kerns. A.
D. Swift. Mrs. A. I. Hollis. May L.
Khmik and Mrs. Virginia Hensesback. IL
years service; J. Il. Suter. p. B. Bun
dick, b. W. Eeb. A. G. eaunder. r.;
Mrs. Hlda Cheseldine and Eva r. Daw-
son, 10 years' service; Edith Hammel,
r. A Andrews, @. I. Hlackstock. n W.
orillo and Myra W. Keeuey, years
service.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
ETHERIDGE RITES HELD
Army Air Corps Captain Buried in
Arlington Cemetery.

Funeral services were held at Arling.
ton National Cemetery yesterday morn
ing for Capt. Asa J. Etheridge Of the
Army Air Corps, whose death from
natural causes In Hawaii occurred on
December Is. Chaplain Ralph O. DIE
bart o6 Fort Myer ofneiated-.
Capt. EtheTidge, 81 years old. was .
native Of Columbia, N. O, and had been
In the Army since 1897.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
PRELATE STILL ILL
Condition Of Francis Cardinal
Bourne Remains Unclaimed.

ST. LEONARD, Sussex, England.
March 10 OrD.-The condition Of Francis
Cardinal Bourne late tonight was said
to be unchanged. This afternoon 1t was
stated he had shown only slight i'm.
provement, and, although he Is still
seriously III, doctors said his recovery
Is expected. ste.
The Archbishop Of Westminster suf-
fered . sudden relapse Friday. He was
stricken with .induenl4 while in Rome
In Oecemhogs
Evening star., 1933-03-19
BY REX COLLIER

A N epidemic Of frayed nerves such
~ As the quadrennial tnflux Of
~ patronage seekers seldom has
/ \ known Is going the rounds In
Washington.
What With holding their ears to the
ground, balancing straws to see which
way the wind is blowing and trying to
keep one eye glued, withal, on the po-
Evening star., 1933-03-19
Oyster Supper Thursday.

VALE, Va, March IS Especially An
oyster supper for the beneft Of the
Vale Church will be served Thursday
evening, March q, ct the home Of MI.
and MIS-. Alfred Kitchen
Evening star., 1933-03-19
%,97,9)0 IN GOLD
SHIPPED TO ITALY
Withdrawal, However, o
Earmarked Metal Will Not
Affect U. S. Stock.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 18.-The Bank
Of italy today withdrew $S,507 500 OF
gold from the Federal Reserve Bank,
where it was held under earmark.
Since the gold-the first export since
the embargo declared March S by Presi-
dent Roosevelt-had already been set
aside for the account Of the Italian
bank of issue. no loss to the gold stocks
Of this country was involved.
The metal was shipped aboard the
Conte di Savoia.
No Further Movement.
Apart from this licensed removal, nc
further gold movement was reported.
The Federal Reserve Bank issued nc
comment ON the Italian export.
The New York Times says the trans
action set at rest all doubts regarding
the stand the Government would take
with respect to the $500 ,000, 900 Of gold
belonging to foreign central banks that
Is held in safekeeptng In the vaults OF
the Federal Reserve banks
This gold had been deducted from
the monetary gold stocks Of the country
at the time 1t was earmarked for foreign
account" the newspaper says. Foreign
central banks that have title to 1t regard
the metal as just As much . part ot
their gold reserves Is though 1t were II
their own vaults.
Other Withdrawals Doubted
Bankers were uncertain whether
other central banks would follow thu
lead OF the Bank OF Italy In repatriatins
their stocks under earmark here. It hae
been thought that . substantial part oi
the metal might be taken home, but the
situation became changed when thu
United States demonstrated that It die
not intend to place any obstacle In th(
way of Withdrawals Of earmarked gold
and the belief grew that . good many
central banks would prefer to keep theil
holdings here in order to be able to con.
vert them into dollar exchange II need
be-"
Evening star., 1933-03-19
PIT. A. Plans Benefit.

CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Nd, March IL
(SpeciaO Members Of the Parent.
Teacher Association Of the Capitol
Heights School win givo Q benefit party
In the school Friday night. ct . o'clock
Evening star., 1933-03-19

uLlcal plum Cree,
the eager horde Of
candidates for ad-
ministration fav-
orS may succumb
any moment to the
filters, u n I e 3 8
something u done
and that quick
ly.
Seldom. II ever
before, according
to old-time po-
Ntical observers,
have the hunters
after patronage
had TO twiddle
their thumbs 20
vexatiously an d
1uriously and for
40 lo0R n time
Evening star., 1933-03-19

OLueI reputeO pat.
ronaze arrangers until Mr.. Farley and
Senator McAdoo and their aides had
dificulty In pushing their way through
to get out Of the cigar smoke.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
EXTENDED PROBE.
OF SHORTAGE SEEN
Tangled Park Savings Bank
Accounts Require Careful
Study.

Exact amount Of the shortage dis
covered at the Park Savings Bank by
Federal investigators following the
suicide last Tuesday Of Robert g. stunz,
executive vice president, probably will
not be known for several weeks, it was
reported last night. A preliminary
study Of the banks records has dis
closed an indicated" shortage of about
81. 500. 900.
The actual loss to the bank, however,
Is expected to be much less than the
figure obtained by cursory comparison
Of ledger accounts, which are said to
be in tangled Condition, requiring
careful study Of the account = many
depositors and other clients C. the
Fourteenth street institution.
Notes Sent TO Friends.
Etunx, who fred two bullets into his
head when his bank failed to get Q
license to reopen last Tuesday, is under
stood to have left two notes in which
he assumed full responsibility "in case
anything happened" to himself or to
the bank. The notes were delivered by
mail after police haQ completed tneL
investigaticn Of the death. Identity OF
the recipients of the notes has not been
divulged.
The vice president also is reported to
have intimated to one CT two persons,
shortly before his suicide. that he was
short several hundred thousand dollars
In his accounts.
Bonded for $15o,o0o.
Stunz was bonded for $50, 900. the
full amount Of which has been asked
Of the bonding company by Richard L.
Hargreaves conservator appointed by
the controller Of the currency. Expert
accountants Of the United States Bu-
reau Of Investigation were put on the
case q few hours after the suicide, az
the request Of the controllers ofhce.
The shortage apparently extends over
q period Of about four years. A num-
Der Of unsecured loans on personal
notes are said to be involved In the al
legged irregularities.
d. s. Attorney Leo A. Rover Is being
kept advised Of developments, in the
event that grounds for prosecution OF
any person are uncovered in the probe.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
WOMAN DIES IN WRECK
Assistant in House Members 0h1ce

Representative Hancock, Democrat,
North Carolina, was informed last night
that Miss Heath Linder. an assistant In
his ofice here for two years, was killed
this afternoon in an automobile acci-
dent near Emporia, Va.
She left Washington about noon by
motor car for oxford, N. c., her home,
for q week end visit.
Evening star., 1933-03-19

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DRESSMAKnNG. remodeling alterations.
expertly done MARIE BLACKBURN,
1883 Msrlowe. LI-3730.
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RADIO RECORD IS SET
Tallcst Antenna in World Reared
for Nashville Station.
IN Science Scrtice

~ t1fffHff Nff iff
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. IL
Said TO be the TALES. radio antenna
in the world, the new radio tower
Of station WSM here rises 878 feet.
II is a SINCE structure OF steel, rest
ing at the base on a porcelain in
sulator.
Eight steel wire guys, attached 370
feet from the ground, hold its 49,
ton weight vertical At the base and
at the 758-foot level the tower is
few feet square, while at the guy
ing level it is 80 feet square. A
tubular steel pole Of 100 feet sur
mounts the structural steel portion.
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| HAVE PIANO-Rosewood finish: Ford
coupe, '25; Ivory and white gas range,
trade any or all for Chevrolet coach, or
what have VOL TA-495R
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STEWART WARNER lowboy radio. sell,
trade for light car. Rear. l9 S. Butler.
STUDEBAKER-B Business coupe will swap
for Chevrolet Coach or Sedan Prefer
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GENERAL CONTRADICTIONS car
penter and repairing work for groceries.
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SELL OR TRADE dandy 1929 Chevrolet
coach. 1925 Hudson super coach Ia
H. P. A. c. motor: "a H. P gasoline en-
CINE. Need truck chassis long wheel
base. in good condition. Camper Troy
and Allen avenues
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BIG SHOOTING MATCH-At Ben Lantz
farm Saturday. Jan. %; IA miles east
OF New Bethel. Just off Southeastern
the arrows; beef, pork, poultry will be
the prizes; begins al 10 A. M. shoot
at straight traps. steel targets till dark;
shotguns and % rifles will be used:
shells on the grounds; lunch will be
served. Phone Beech Grove 184-J-2
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Ten uOT6) percent DISCOUNT for
CASH ADS.
Ten uOq6) Per Cent Discount for Charge
Ads " Bill is paid within Seven Days after
receipt.
Addresses Count as two words.
Telephone numbers count as one wore
Minimum ad accepted is 10 words.
The Times reserves the right to reject
or classify properly all advertisements sub
mitted.
Notice Of typographical errors must be
given in time for correction before the
second insertion as The Times is respon-
sible for only ONE INCORRECT insertion
Cancellations and complaints must be
phoned to the Want Ad department be-
tween the hours OF 8 a. m. and 80 q
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a Suburban and Farms
Business. Office and Desk Space
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

81 Houses For Sale
A REAL BUY FOR CASH
Garfield Park; Marker Ave, 2745; like
new. Fiye-room modern bungalow extra
large rooms; nice basement, large yard
with shrubs. All improvements in. Only
SO 75o LI-143S or DR-4352.
BY OWNER. 1917 Madison ave; 5-room
house and roadside stand Cheap for
cash. Inquire of tenant or phone WA
RICHLAND. n. 258- Groom cottage
garage. SIS down. Bal like rent: RI-7725:
ga Real Estate Auctions
TOM VNNEDGE. Indianas leading Real
Estate Auctioneer. 2043 Central. TA-2092.
% Lots, Farms and Acreage
az ACRES-Cheap; 5-room house, SIT so.
40 acres west. filling station. tourist
cabins. eating place: So 600. We have
number of farms. all prices. See US for
terms. Russell Realty Corp, $3.50 z.
Washington. IR-l2l2.
SACRIFICE for cash. corner lot on New
jersey St. north OF creek. WA-3990:
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BLUE RIBBON Spitz dogs for radio or
what? 4012 w. Michigan.
BOATS FOR CASH.
1918 ST. PETER ST.

BUCKS Roanoke heater, large size or trade
for sewing machine. $50 orange.
CHEVROLET, 1929-1Ha ton with stock and
coal bodies. AL condition for Coupe or
Sedan. 1402 Oliver Ave.
CLEAR lots west for late used Chevrolet
or Ford. BE-3897.
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ANROUNCEME NTS
| Death Notices

BULLARD, MARY Beloved mother of
Harold Bishop. sister Of Warren and
william Young Of Indianapolis, and
Mrs Goldie M wise of Columbus, o.,
Al Forest Hill Chapel Sunday Jan. %,
100 p. m Burial Union cemetery.
Friends may call at the residence, 1923
LITTLE g. SONS IN CHARGE
EDWARDS George husband of Edith Ed
wards. passed on Wednesday morning at
ices at THE FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. Saturday, II a. m Friends
invited. Burial Huntington, Ind. Friends
may call at the mortuary
wears. husband of Mrs. Agnes. McLesss
and Mrs. Cecil buchanan; brother,
Martin, and Elmer Hornaday, Mrs. NATL
da Hadley. Mrs. J. j. Rabbit Mrs. Ellie
ChaI. ramsey passed away Thursday
the Plainheld Christian church. Burial
in Maple Hill cemetcrv. Plainheld.
HORNER, NANCY COLLIER-Reloved sis
ter OF Mrs. William J, Elder, passed
away at her home, 2l04 Park ave,
Thursday morning. Services at the
home, Saturday; 2 p m Burial Grown
sCHRAMM-Louis J., age 70 years, father
OF Mrs. Frank w Nutting, Mrs. Bessie
Gibey and Mrs. jeanette Swift passed
away at Winter Park, Fla. Tuesday, Jan.
"a Funeral SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL
CHAPEL. 946 N Illinois. Saturday. / 30
. p m Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
SWINEFORD-Abbie J.. of 243O N. Sher-
man dr., beloved wife of Robert Swine
ford and mother OF Paul Swineford de
parted this life Thursday Jan g. age IS
years. Funeral Saturday. Jan. % at
Christian Mission 28th end n Sherman
DR.. p. m Burial Crown Hill cemetery.
Friends NAV call at MOORE & KIRK
FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station st.
WELSH, MILES-Age So. passed away
Wednesday. Jan. IS the residence of
his niece. Mrs Charles Finn. 1888 Union
ST Funeral Saturday. Jan. %. $50 from
the residence. Services st. Johns church.
o'clock Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
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DENTISTRY-Plates with gold pin teeth,
S. fit or no pay. 12el2 N Delaware.
FALSE TEETH broken plates repaired
teeth replaced. Called. delivered. Save
money. CARPENTER DENTAL LAB.
All Virginia Ave. DR-5967
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Transportation

DRlVING-MIANfI about 18th. passengers.
passenger. $40 each. SWOPE, 1914
East Market St.
MODERN TRAVELLERS BUREAU
Brevort Hotel RI-2lS8
Boston. $3.50. N. Y. S1I.5O: Phila.. S10.S5;
Bait. $3.50: Wash. $40; Pitts, SIS 40: Col,
So 90. DAYTON. 50 BUSES DAILY
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sl1; BRooKs1DE AVE, 282O-5 rooms.
1912.
Sl2-SPRUCE 928-Clean rooms, COM
plete. bath. water paid. DR-1709.
$3.50: 10Th ST, E, 1855 large rooms.
inside toilet, near Park RI-5896.
NORTHWESTERN AVE. 3218-Re-
paid DR-0776.
s21-DENNY. s.. 17-Water paid; 5-room
modern double; garage. HU-5l54.
| s22 so; 10TH e. 2512-Near park; rooms
modern, cabinet garage. DR-1280.
$22 so SHERMAN DR., N, 3544-4 rooms;
CH-5235. vac ''''''
s22. 5O--4104 Boulevard Place-5-room mod
ern double; garage. RI-7748. WA-5512-J
evenings.
| SIS; HOLMES AVE, s., 21-BungaIow, 5
rooms modern, garage. Inquire 26l4 w.
$25; 31st, W. 1910; modern A rooms. al
most new, water paid. TA-1826. TA-3266.
$25 NOW-Was $40; 7-room single; strictly
m4dern' double garage close to Tech high
school. Water paid. Call 1872 N. Jeffer-
son. Telephone. CH-2027. or RI-9966
$40; NEW JERSEY N. 2I15-CIean bed
heater HU-2947.
BA AR AVE. 1851; brick, 53room mod
ern. garage; cheap. DR-2420-W.
DEllc5E yin AlINE. Al4U--l rooms, mOQPrn,
good furnace: SIS. owner. RI-173S
BRADLEY. N. 521-4-room modern dou-
bic, hardwood floors reas.. garage. HU-
1883.
BROOsIDE PKWY., S DR., 3549-Corner
dqqb ,6s:s rooms modern, water, garage
BROOKsIDE AVE, 1853-$15; S rooms
garage, water paid; near Tech. DR.
CENTRAL AVE 48th--2-way double, 48th
St. side vacant; bedrooms, .crossventila-
ton. long living room, fireplace, laundry
paid; Rent sos. open Saturday and
Sunday, p. m.
COLLEGE. 566O-Double rooms strictly
modern. General electric, side drive. WA
2815.
CORNELIUS AVE. 4333-Near Butler. A.
room modern. bungalow. redecorated, fire
place. flowers. garage: $50; water paid.
EUCLID AVE, N, is rooms modern,
hardwood floors down, Al condition.
garage water paid; all for SIS.
floors. redecorated. water paid: u $50 $50.
Go 9od LET, 403; rooms electricity. gas
strictly modern; redecorated; garage;
yard. BE-O746.
HEALING ST. N. 1902 weeks free: A.
romo double; modern; Heatrola nicely
u.
South of Brookside Park. RI-9512. Ia
5697.
BENNINGTON. 1916; rooms. inside
t3llet lights. water paid; $3.50. DR.
LASALLE, N, 1935-Small semi-modern
double: Garage and water. SIS. LI-523l.
| WA-2550.
LINWOOD, SO N.-5 rms. modern double,
water paid. garage $40. DR-4497.
PERSHINC, N, 1412-Double. rooms: gas.
lights, garage; $40; good tenant HUI
4010.
SHERMAN DR., N 1916 rooms modern.
good furnace. garage. S22. water paid.
Kew ia N. Denny.
| SINGLETON 2109-4 rooms. bath. clean.
SIG: water paid DR-3509-M.
SOUTH-Smal semi-modern double. ideal
for couple. rent lust reduced. FORBES
HUBBARD LUMBER CO DR-7400.
852 N. Temple
5-room modern double. good shape; has
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MEL CHANDISE

MAS CLEANSER AND WATER SOFTEN
ER-For all housekeeping, woodwork,
bath fixtures, porches. walls. etc; miles
G. Mas Co.. 81 Virginia Ave RI-7l25.
OAK DESK-Rol top. chair Al; SIS oak
table. DR-ll56-R.
CUPBOARD MOTORS ~. Muncie. in Al
shape s35. and CALLE IA H. P, racing
motor. with twin carburetors. cost $3.50,
make an offer OFT SU2F LI-3o94.
SCHOOL BOOYS-NEW AND Used. CASH
FOR USED ONES CRAWFORD S
DRUGS, 613 n. DELAWARE ST. LI-lSoo.
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AINCOATS-Childrens sizes 6 and 10,
$3.50 each. Mems raincoats sizes "a and
SO. 50 each.
Metal utility cabinets 75c and So
BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
STATION
Corner Captol and South St.
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Two more DAYS. Friday and Saturday
we offer exceptional bargains in objects
of art Then we close our doors to
complete our move to 81 E. Ohio st.
JAPANESE ART STORE. 81 w. OHIO.
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BROOM house and 4-room bungalow for
smaller property. 2740 Central
WILL accept a. down payment on small
home and one acre. located 7 miles
southeast of Brookville road in Liberty
Gardens $50. or used car or truck or
garden tractor. balance $500 at IS per
month. Inquire Ralph Fansler, on De-
pendent St in Liberty Gardens.
1851 SINGER Hemstitcher. trade for barber
and beauty shop equipment. or what
have you. HU-6630.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
! Business Services

BAND and orchestra instruments repairing:
EXPERT guar work. PEARSON PIANO
CO. l2s N. Penn. LI-5Sl3
CARPENTERINCi Painting Repairing
cheap. NJ. T. LOWE 81 SON. BE. 2527-J.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
J Business Services

DPEssMAKISo. tailoring, IN your home;
% 50 dav limited time. HA-0968-J
REMODEL. repair now that money IS
available Estimates free. L. HECK
CH-1571-M.
RTJBBER STAMPS-Made to order. EARL
STAMP CO. z21 N. Alabama. RI-69l2.
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PORTUNTY DAY-A Day of Sensational Money Saving Bargains
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LOT on Central Ave. l at Municipal air
port. trade for small car. RI-9930.
MAGAZINES-We trace. buy and sell. Geo
graphic. Adventure and many others
Coles Pharmacy. 551 Indiana ave