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Evening star., 1934-05-13
ELABORATE JULY4
PLANS ARE LAID
Games, Contests and Carni-
walls on Larger Scale Than
Ever Before.

Plans for one of the most elaborate
here are being formulated by various
subcommittee Of the Citizens Com
mittee, headed by DR.. Cloyd Heck
Marvin, which met recently in the
Franklin Administration Building. AS
is customary, a program of fireworks
at the Monument Grounds will con-
clude the celebration.
Athletic games, contests and car
nivals in various sections Of the city
will be on a larger scale than here
tofore, it was announced after the
committee meeting.
Committee Vice Chairmen.
The vice chairmen of the commit
tee for the Fourth of July celebration
are James G. Yaden, Claude w.
Owen, w. G. Miller. James E. Colli-
flower and George w. Beasley. Mrs.
Elizabeth K. Peoples is secretary, c.
Melvin Sharpe chairman of city dec
Grafton and Illumination, Thomas
Ellis Lodge chairman of community
participation, Winfree E. johnson
chairman of contests and carnivals,
Thomas L. Eagan chairman of fire.
works, Albert Clyde Burton chairman
of grounds, Col. John w. Oehmann
chairman and Col. Peyton G. hewitt
vice chairman Of military, patriotic
and veterans cooperation; Curtis A.
Hodges chairman and Miss Bess Davis
Schreiner vice chairman of publicity,
Maj. Ernest w. Brown chairman and
Capt. P. j. Carroll vice chairman Of
traffic and public safety.
The Finance Committee, which IS
charged with the duty of raising funds
for the celebration, comprises E. j.
Murphy, chairman; C. T. Clagett,
George E. Fleming, Robert v. Flem-
ing, E. c. Graham, w. F. Ham, John
H. Hanna, DR.. William Mcclellan,
Samuel j. Prescott, John Saul, Cor
coran Thorn, S. P. Thompson and
William w. Wheeler.
Presentation May FL.
The first means of raising funds
for this purpose will be the presenta-
ton of THE Enchanted City" by
Charles Colfax Long. whose picturiZed
story of Washington from dawn to
dusk" is celebrated. The presenta-
ton of 1.-THE Enchanted City" by Mr.
Long will be in Central High School
Evening star., 1934-05-13
TWO HURT IN CRASH
Auto and Truck Collide on Road

Auto and Truck Collide on Road
Near Clinton.
BY Staff Correspondent of The Star.
WALDORF, Md, May 1.-TWO
Washington men, both colored, were
seriously injured tonight when an
automobile and a truck collided on
the Southern Maryland pike between
Clinton and Camp Springs. Both were
removed to Providence Hospital in
Washington. One Of the injured,
James Cole, 900 block L street north
east. was in a critical condition with
a fractured skull. The condition of
the other. Henry Thomas, 100 block
Clark street northeast, who sustained
possible fractured pelvis, was unde-
termined, hospital officials said. Po-
lice arrested a third colored man as
driver of one of the machines.
Evening star., 1934-05-13

May 81 at $50 pm. Tickets Of ad-
mission at SO cents each will be avail
able this week at the A. A. A. head
quarters, the Willard Hotel Ticket
Bureau, the Washington Hotel news
stand and the Community Center Of
flee in Franklin Schol Building.
Evening star., 1934-05-13
BREAKFAST SCHEDULED

Kensington Women to Attend
Annual Affair Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
KENSINGTON, Md, May 12-Ar-
rangements have been completed for
the annual club breakfast Of the Wo-
mans Community Club Monday at
the Brooke Farm Tea House.
Mrs Jacob H. Taylor, the presi-
dent, will preside. Readings will be
given by Mrs. w. A. Steinbauer and
Mrs. Iva Loughlin Guy will present
a musical program.
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CREENLE LIST
CHANGES MADE
Third Census District Heads
Named by Greenwood
and JenCkeS.
BIZ Times SpeciaI

y y fMfb HUfffNt
WASHINGTON, Dec 20.-Repre-
sentatives Arthur Greenwood and
Virginia Jenckles agreed today to
reject Pleas Greenlee'S selections for
farm census supervisor and assist
ant IN the Third Census District
AS a result, J. N. Walters, Carlisle,
will be named supervisor, and Ken
meth Schenck, Waynetown, assist
ant.
Mr.. Greenlee had submitted the
names of William BridWell, Vincen-
mes, for supervisor, and Earl Myers,
Linton, assistant.
The patronage was assured the
Congressman at the White House
meeting attended recently by Gov
ernOr Paul " McNutt and Senator
Frederick Van Nuys.
The Indiana selections will be
named formally by Daniel c. Roper,
Secretary of the Interior, tomorrow
With the exception of Owen
County, the Greenlee list will be &C
cepted for the field force, Mr.. Green
woods office reported today. For
the most part, the McNutt organiza-
ton keeps this patronage despite
the fight, it was admitted. The
Third District consists of q counties
and there will be nine or 10 field
census takers to a county Head
quarters will be at Terre Haute.
Representative Greenwood selected
the supervisor and Mrs. Jenckes the
assistants. She also named Mrs.
Margaret Mayes. Terre Haute, for a
stenographic position with the force.
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JOBLESS MAINE
MAN SOUGHT IN
LINDBERGH CASE
Seek Hauptmann'S Hunting
Guide, Missing Since
Suspects Arrest.

PORTLAND. Ne. Dec ga job
less power company worker. who
left for "a trip around the world
shortly after the arrest Of Bruno
r HaUptmann. was hunted in con-
nection with the Lindbergh kIdnap-
ing investigation.
New York and New Jersey State
Police were reported in West Cen
tral Maine. seeking some clew 70
the whereabouts Of John Lister,
brother Of Earl Lister. who was
Hauptmanns guide on a hunting
trip through the Cold Stream River
country in November, 1892
n the village Of Moscow, last
night. authorities questioned John
Listers estranged wife, Dorothy.
She said she had had no word from
her husband since he left on the
supposed world tour.
They also interviewed her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Baker.
who entertained Hauptmann and
his companion. one Carl Haenckel
Of New York City. at their home
during the hunting trip.
At the time Of the hunting trip,
John Lister visited in both Moscow
and Bingham Townsfolk told in
vestgators they were surprised to
see him 50 prosperous. He had a
new automobile and plenty Of
money" they said
John Lister formerly worked for
the Central Maine Power Company.
After losing his Job he went to New
Jersey. where he lived with his
wife until they separated
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VITAL STATISTICS
Deaths

Deaths
Dora southcott White, so, of 4311 N
Meridian carcinoma.
Nancy Catherine Hatton 49, city hos
pital. chronic nephritis.
Margaret Greek. II. Riley Hospital
hypostatic pneumonia.
Ralph Patrick. 40. Methodist Hospital
pneumonia.
Helen Downs. AZ. of 1929 station-st,
lobar pneumonia.
Mary Jane Day "a of 220 West Both
ST. acute cardiac dilatation.
Roy Tate. 40 city hospital. nephritis
Charles Richey. 54 city hospital.
fractured skull.
Joseph CONQUER. -. City Hospital.
cirrhOsiS of liver.
Ebert Allen, A. City Hospital broncho
pneumonia.
John McGraw. IA. city hospital. cerebral
hemorrhage.
Joshua Gibbs. 81 of 1881 Bellefontaine.
intersutlal nephritis.
Gilbert Grover Pierson. IS of 1914
Audubon Road lobar pneumonia.
Herbert Esley Whitesides /. of 2444 n
Rural, broncho pneumonia.
Peter J. Benson. 20, of 43l9 E. 30th,
chronic myocarditls,
Joseph Shores 10. City Hospital. arterio-
SclerCSis
Mary NJ. Van Laningham. IS. of 27S n.
Belle View. brOncho pneumonia
William L. Ludwig. 81, Of 31l5 w. 10TH
ST. carcinoma.
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RAINBOW Indiana Coal-direct from
mines, delivered. Call LI-0832
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COLLEGE. $3.50 bedrooms: modern;
double: excellent furnace; repainting:
$50 HA-3018R.
DEARBORN. N. 2422-5-room double; ga
rage: $3.50: water paid. RI-34l3. WA
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10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring
STUDENTS GRADUATED from the In
ternational Beauty g. Barber School are
uuahfications-i0W fee 342 Wash
FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR-To each new
student HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO
21n3 ROOSeNelt ave "BEST BY TEST
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M0UNCE MEHTS
l Death Notices

l Death Notices
CoONEY, vERLYN r. Husband of Mary
Cooney passed away Wednesday, Dec.
~ Funeral FRIDAY Dec. D. 2 .. m.
a, the Edgewood N. z Church Friends
Nj and MIS- Edgar -o cooney st Stop s. "a and
safest Burial Round Hill
FAULHABER. MARY MAGDALENA-
l Mia9" OF the late J9hn Fs li5 oer be
5I46 S East-st. wednesday. Dec IT, at
.. m. Funeral Saturday Dec. %. $50
Sacred Heart Church. Burial St. Joseph
Cemetery. Friends invited. FRIENDS
GEORGE Gs S3 a. 2ftf JsHRR sERVicE Thq5 Maa
son Ind papers please copv.l
FAUST. GERTRUDE A.-Beloved wife Of
Charles B. Faust, and mother OF Mrs
Blanche Leonard and grandmother of
Betty Dean Noggle. passed away at the
morning. Dec. 20 age 81 years. For
further particulars friends may call
VALID FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
CLICK. MRS. RACHEL Beloved mother
a. her residence. 1850 Salem-st Thurs
oay morning. Services at the FLANNER
& BUCHANAN MORTUARY SUNDAY 10
a. m. Burial indianapolis Hebrew ceme-
GRAY, WILLIAM EDWIN-Passed away
Dec. IL. He is survived BY wife. Mrs.
GLADYS GRAY. daughter. Ruth Bryannna.
Edith Lnd6ert. and two brothers. Ray-
be held at 5$2 s. Waicott-st FTiday. i
.. m. Burial Washington Park Gene
address. little & SONS SERVICE
MRS. NANCY CATHERINE
58 years. residing al 2012 Park-av,
passed 3wsY TgeNS 8aY evening $fsyiGgS
MORTUARY. Friday. 1890 a. m. Friends
invited. Burial about p. m. Friday
at Connersville, Ind.
MKINNEY, RICHARD THOMAS-Son of
Thomas and Ruby Mckinney 942 N.
Alabama st: died Dec. I9. 1884: age. Is
years, Funeral at aboye address Satur-
day. 10 a. m. Dec. o. Burial GROWN
sanLl,,ii eF FFi 1ads invited. BEANBLoS-
MHEY, LOU-Age so years. mother of
CLYDE Hal, Henry and Gilbert Miley.
Mrs. Floyd Carey and Mrs. Anna Ault,
passed away wednesday at the residence
Of her son Henry. 1249 S. Emerson-av.
at the First Christian Church. Washing
ton. Ind. Burial Washington. Friends
NAV call at the above address. CON
KIE SERVICE.
av. entered into rest Wednesday. 0 80
.. m, age 66 years; beloved wife Of the
late George H. Mueller. sister of Mrs.
Dole M. Collier and Mrs. Emma Hollo-
way. Funeral Saturday at the HARRY
w. MOORE Funeral Parlors, 2050 E.
Mlchigan-st. .. m. Friends invited.
Burial Crown Hill.
PATRICK, RALPH-Age AZ, passed away
Dec. 10. survived by two sisters Rowena
Buchanan of Indianapolis, Nellie Ginder
of DavieSs County, fOul brothers. Ray
Ross, Roy and Russell all Of Indian
apolis. Funeral services at 1923 Laurel,
Park Cemetery. Friends invited. LITTLE
& SONS IN CHARGE.
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RENTALS

Now available nicely furnished eff
cheney or bdrm: apt, SIS to SOS. Hotel
service PI-1171
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STORE fixtures; bakery equipment. spe-
cial eouiDment' buv and sell 40 Ohio
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RICH CHICAGO MATRON
BELIEVED LOST IN SEA
Dogs Lead Searchers From Home to
Cove in Pacific.

CARMEL, Cal, Dec 2O.-An air
plane was used today in the search
for Mrs. Eliot Boke Schaffner,
wealthy Chicago and Carmel matron
who disappeared Tuesday. The pilot
was told to fly low over the ocean
as it was believed that Mrs. Schaff-
ner drowned and that her body was
washed cut to sea
Police dogs led searchers from the
SChaffner home to the waters edge
in Cooks cove a quarter Of a mile
away. Mrs. Schaffner is the wife of
Joseph H Schaffner, vice president
of the Hart. Schaffner & Marx firm,
clothing manufacturers.
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Sad bonds are beng issued pursuant to
the provisions Of Chapter 80 of the acts Of
1851. for the purpose OF procuring funds
with which 10 pay and satisfy certain
judgments rendered against said Town
ship on account Of CLAIMS incurred for
supplies and services rendered TO The poor
OF said Township on orders issued by the
Township Trustee.
Bidders viii be required 70 state the
interest rate 10 be borne by the bonds
covered by their bid he number ana de-
nomination Of the bonds bid on and the
premium, II any. 10 De paid. The right
Is reserved 10 reject any and all bids or
10 sell a less amount Of bonds than the
amount advertised. No bid will be con-
Siderec for less than the face value OF
the bonds cc.srSd BY said bid. plus the
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ORDERING WANT ADS

rhe ZINES maintains a nignN capable
force OF trained Ad-TakerS. able to
make constructive ana helpful suG-
gestions and determined ALWAYS TO be
Of the utmost service to everv ad-
vertiser
Your telephone call 70 RILEY 055l
puts YOU IN instant touch With one
OF these courteous Ad-TakeTS.
II more convenient YOU NAV orine
your ad TO TIE TINES OFFICE. 21s
W MARYLAND or you NAV mail your
advertisement 70 the Classified Al
vertiSinG Manager and It will receive
immediate attention
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lie G AIS
80 Legal Notices

interest accrued and 70 accrue thereon
from the date thereof 20 the date OF pay
meut therefor In the event acc -pta1le
bids are not received on said date for all
Of said bonds. The Advisory Board and
Trustee VIII convene IN adjourned special
session az the same hour OF each succeed
ing day thereafter for the purpose Of re-
ceivlng BIDS on said bonds without fur
Their advertisement. until all Of said bonds
are sold or until the further o. der OF the
Advisory Board
We are advised By counse, that these
bonds are payable out If unlimited, ad
on all Of the taxable property both real
and personal. in said civil Township
Dated this l4th DAY Of December. 1894.
JOHN ROUTON
Trustan Dncatur T0Nre nin.
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Births
Bows

James and winifred Hooper. 1925 Burd-
sal-pkv
Harry and Lila Abrams IT'S s Merl-
dian
William ano Mildred Hamaker. Methodist
hospital
Alan and Margaret Geupel. Methodist
hospital
RAYMOND and Anna Vurpillat Methodist
hospital.
James and Catherine Manley. GIT y.
Erba and Ora Dunn. 1928 Hiatt.
Girls
Thomas and Julia Rhodes. 2S05 Sangster.
Charles and Edna Latollette. sos E.
A6ryiand.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

PAU Rhine. -. Of c+5 W Maple-rd.
merchant and Helen Walls. 20. OF 3743
Salem-St. music teacher
Sidney Pungle IS Negro. 81 Patter-
son-St porter and Lorraine shannon. 70
Negro 62I PatterSoE-st. houSekeeper.
Edward Adams. -. OF SIS 5 Mount-st
artist. and Phyllis SteinbrugEe, q. Of 1924
WeStview-Gr hOusekeeper
Charles Smith. IS. Negr0, 2ls Mclean
pl truck driver. and Fife Lewis. 5. Negro.
BIC McLean-pl. operator.
Claude Fischer. -. OF al s Easiest,
kiln worker and Geneva EacOen. 70. O.
AL s Easiest. housekeepeT-
FLOYD Wells. % o. 40 S Esrris-av.
warehouse foreman. and RUBY Durham.
IS Of 1892 LaGTsade-av. beautlclan-
Gene Mock 20 OF ~ 5. BrOOkville-rd.
printer. and Lillian Cotton q. OF SIS E
New Nork-St. printer
Rufus Rhoades. 81. NeEro us ". 10Th
ST. butcher ana Dorothy Csld. 81. Negro
al GeiSendorf-St. houSekeeper.
Norris Wright. IS. Negro. l5i5 y
Senate-av cleaner. and Hester Bashaw. IS.
Negro SO Paca-st. cook
James Mecsker q OF 53l y Keystone
av. trucker and RUBY JeHerS IS. Of asa
Lee6s-sy housekeeper
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NOTICE DE BOND SALE

Decatur Township Marion County. Indiana
Notice is hereby given that the Trustee
and the Advisory Board OF Decatur Town
ship Of Marion County, Indiana. Will meet
a the office OF the trustee al Candy,
Indiana. on the 26th day OF January. 1885,
4 the hour OF 2 so o'clock A. NJ. and al
said time and place viii receive bids on
and sell 10 the highest bidder therefor
an issue Of judgment funding bonds of
said Township in the amount OF S9.S76 70.
Said bonds are TO be dated January IS.
1885. 20 bear interest at a rate not 10
exceed hve So per cent per annum. the
exact rate 10 be determined BY bidding
which interest Is payable on July / 1885
and SemiannUally thereafter to be in
denominations OF not less than $4,000 nor
more than $1,000 90 as requested by the
successful bidder. and Will mature in semi
annual series, beginning on July l. 1895.
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WORD RATE

Times Want Ads are solo oy THE
WORD. You do not paw for part OF a
line out ONLY for the number Of words
used.
This arrangement makes Times Want
Aos more than ever. the economy Want
Ads Of Indianapolis
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LEGALS
So Legal Notices

NOTICE OF DETERMINATION
The taxpayers Of Decatur Township.
Marion County. Indiana are hereby mott
ned that the Advisory Board and Trustee
Of said Township dlO. on the l4th daY OF
December. 1884. authorize the issuance and
sale OF the Judgment funding bonds of
said Township IN the amount OF S9.876.19.
bearing interest at a rate not 10 exceed
five IS per cent per annum. the exact
rate 70 be determined by bidding and
maturing Serally over a period OF ten
wears. beginning on july l. 1886. SAID
bonds are being issued Tor the purpose of
procuring funds with which to paw ana
satisfy a certain Judgment against said
Township. all OF which was rendered IN
the Superior Court Of Marion County In
on December 10. 1884. in cause No A
s024s IN favor Of oscar Haug for 50;
$3.50 interest and cost.
ana we're on account Of the furnishing
ludgment funding bonds. the Township
viii avoid the necessity Of paving SAID
judgments out OF taxes levied and col
lectec n one YEAR and THEREBY eouallze
the tax burden.
Taxpayers desiring to object to the
issuance OF said bonds may file a remOn-
STRANGE IN the Office OF the Auditor OF
Marion County. Indiana. II the manner
provided bv statute.
Dated this l4th dav OF December. 1884
JOHN ROUTON.
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CANCELLATIONS AND
CORRECTIONS

Cancellations and complaints regarding
errors must be telephoned to The
Times between the hours o. 8 A NJ
and 10 NJ to become effective the
following dsV
Notice OF typographical errors must
be given in time for correction before
the second insertion as We are only
responsible for one incorrect insertion
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10 Rooms with Board

$3.50: LEXINGTON. 937-Modern room.
with bath: good ventilation; meals.
laundry DR-3523-J.
nth St, E., 322-Front room; good heat
prefer gentleman: privileges, meals,
laundry S.. LI-7793.
BABY or children to board good care;
modern; SO wk. RI-7123 325 Fulton St.
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Plumbing Permits

Roland NJ. Cotton Co. 534O E. Washing
ton. nine fixtures
Strong Bros Eli Lilly No IA, "a fixtures
J. S Stone. 1925 Chadwick. fixtures.
VIM. F. Steok, 400 E. Washington. two
fixtures
Eli Kahn. 9o2 Somerset. one fixture
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Uufurnished Houses

COLLEGE. $3.50 bedrooms; modern;
$50. HA-3018-R
DEARBORN. N 2422-5-room double; ga
rage $3.50: water paid. R1-3413. WA
HAMILTON. N. 924-R edecorated; 3-bed-
room modern double; garage: s21; water
paid WA-5189
MANKER ST, 26l8 Modern o5-room
bungalow; Bear garage near earned
PIX $50; water paid. DR-2036
NEW JERSEY. N. %. 6c c6 modern
double bungalow. TA-6lb9 days HA-
1889 evenings.
NORwALDA. STA Modern 5-rm s25
Kealing 428; modern 7-rm. s25
Temple. N 93S: mod Arm. ....... sl3 rs
English. 1906; bath. 5-rm. -....... $500
Bates Bat ese 1904 2-car gar. toilet. water.
JENNINGS BROS % s. ILL. ST
PARKWAY. 722 Modern bungalow.
bedrooms. one upstairs.
RAMSDELL. 2517-Near Garfield Park; Z
room modern; cheap. DR-05O9
SUGAR GROVE. 1848-Good 7-room mod
LI-736I. G c. GROVE ~ Virginia ave
UNION. 1924 -5-rm. mod, dble.: good
sl7s56: waite water - pd. RI-64l2
UNIVERSITY. 1922 -5-rm.. mod. bungalow
hardwood frs: gar $50. RI-9548.
3701 f. Vermont St.
$3.50: 5-rm mod dbl: water -pd: A j.
HUBER & CO. IA N Del LI-44l2.
nth. E. 4O17-5 rooms, shower. hard
wood floors built-lns Laundry garage
$50 water paid TA-64l5.
18TH. W. ll8-Warm single; fireplace: re-
decorated; 500 formerly $40. TA~5oS5
18TH St. W. 429-4 rooms; bath, modern
bungalow double Al condition; garage
LI-4206.
Jan dating: $40: 624 S. New jersey. 8
rooms $50. 2605 Z. Wash. Broom mod
% Furnished Apis. and Houses
SPEEDWAY CITY-Beaut. bung. radio
piano s2750. WHITE RI-7766. IR-7956
so sIDE-Nice priv. arm. apt. util pd.;
s25. WHITE. RI-7766. IR-795s-
NO EAsT-510O. modern 4-bdrm. home;
acre: $50. WHITE. RI-7756. IR-7956
2 Furnished Apartments
one Groom. $3.50; one 4-room. SIS
RI-636s c. A. HUFF WA-2l8l.
REASONABLY PRICED modern furnished:
hot-Water heat. kitchenette apartments.
separate entrances and garages. a ll5
E. McCarty-st. close TO town and FL
LIlv's plant
GOING to Europe: beautiful furnished
home: immediate possession; 335
WHITE. RI-7766. IR-795S.
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CONTRACT RATES

Call RILEY 1851 for information re-
garding CONTRACT RATES.
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II Furnished Rooms
la Hotels, Resorts, inns
IS Housekeeping Rooms

81. 50; 1888 w 16TH-2-room modern apart
@SPs o0m APd9s B 19T75S% private
ILLINOIS. N, 1851, Broom apartments
everything furnished, $3.50. So. HA-
4923-M
ILLINOIS. G732-To employed couple; up
per apartment nicely furnished; hot
water heat: all utilities; ST. HA-3858-M
NEW JERSEY. N. 2O38-Large light, front
room; kitchenette; sink range. Reason
able. HA-2571W.
NEW JERSEY N 2O46-1-room apart
ment, also sleeping room; good heat;
private entrance. TA5610.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2O42-Light front room.
Sleeping room for 2. Private entrance.
Adults
NEW JERSEY. N, 1215--2,room apart
trance Also 2 sleeping rooms. LI-3180.
SANDERS. 1862 rooms. kitchenette,
sink private entrance; down; near
Fountain Square.
kitchenette; everything furnished; util-
tiles paid; private entrance.
WARMAN. N. 229-3-room apartment;
furnished downstairs; seml-modern. Pri-
vate entrance.
9TH. E.. 616-2 warm rooms. private bath;
built-in features; private entrance
3 ROOMS for rent for small family. 536
Concord st.
TIMES WANT ADS accepted until 10 NJ
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divulge their names or addresses may
take advantage OF The Times BOX
NUMBER" service
Replies to BOX Number ads are re-
ceived at The Times Office and adj
vert.sers are assured that their
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Times.
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p unfinished Apartments

$50: EAST. 4OOO-Cozy, nice bungalow;
others. WHITE. RI-7766. IR-7956.
LOVELY 2-bedroom apt, north Fall creek;
Frig gar: $40 Lf-3l64 TA-0335.