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32n5 MACOMR NV
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

TAKOMA PARK-BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS.
1lth st NV. Phone National 1882.
NEW BRICK HOME ROOMS 3 BATHS.
Phone Mr.. SKULL North $3.50, after i p m.
4@I 9th ST sW.-6 ROOMS. BATH,
IstTobe II b heat; r newly papered' $50. r. O.
TO NEW YORK AVE. NE-9 RMS. BATH.
cleo. INV h. newly papered and painted;
STD. BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY, $50 N Y.
ave. NV.
CHEVY CHASE CLEVELAND PARK-sEv-
eral attractive modern homes; d rooms,
bath 20 = rooms a bed roomS) = baths
Cleveland 1865. LESLIE D MEASELL. 24'
CHEVY CHASE D; C-1o.ROoM MODERN
room fireplace aeH dining ioom Do' kitchen s elec
tric ice box " bed rooms bath; second
o9g bed rooms bath large fqqt porch
MEAsELL. Phone Cieveland 3465. 30'
5-ROOM AND BATH COTTAGE. ROCK
Vile pike. lust beyond Bethesda; INV h..
elec $50; Cali National O765: after ..
BATTERY PARK MD, 140 CUSTIS RD,--
Detached. q rooms. bath. large lot, lovely
grounds: Frigidaire, screened porch: S75.
PIXIE dlS bd5sd. REALT9 GO" National $3.50 syn
GLOVER PARK-N.W CORNER. BRICK;
& rooms bath elec. refrigerator. garage.
autonatic heat. Call Mr.. MALONEY. Cleve-
SEyE ROOMS. ki1eHEN; Esf eH BATH. yR!o-
41I2 JENIFER ST. NW.-MoDERN SEMI
porches; near bus and car line; S65 Call
District 6796 for appointment to inspect
COMFORTABLE NEWLY DECORATED
house for snhstantial tj;n family in GOOD block
finished basement. h.-w.h.; partly furnished
1907 RR9R5E e. sE: S8 SoIBFRT Ss,ionSf 1Nf ss7s
baths sH1 eaT TarasF ST. ny dos sq9f REAfrY
CO, 1905 Eye st, Phone National 1853.
43lO BRANDYWINE ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS
ses anS 0RtH Rent ast5e sS5 porches' man on prem
B. 81 Il. !5eaii JoHNsoN CO.. o41 Ny. Ave NV
26oI a6GIo JONES MILL RD. DETACHED
month none OF PLoYp EoYs snf pb8Is b21 eo 81 b pe5
st NV. Phone National O352
6 ROOMS . SCREENED PORCHES GA
rage; sos month: Gentles only. 5021 5th
ST: Nv. Key at 5019 5th st.
used 3 or room homes in Woodbridge
interest taxes and insurance Can North
T2O3 or inquire 2377 Rhode Island
ave. ne.
3157 ADAMS MILL RD.
room replaces 0aS antomatic SfiS heat def
garage. Immediate possession. Rental.
S'''o0 WM. NTp nlSI''f' n THRocKMoRroN
2o1 Invest. Bldg. Realtor. Dist 60a2.
LL-ovERLooKING GOVERNMENT
park. new-house condition: 6 rooms double
at eff 4 FetFs 146 ST. Run nR
WAVERLY TAYLOR INC
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
10 ROCK CIR. CHI RID NE
Large nlnn-rOCm house 600
1404 K. CAFRITZ. DIST 9osO.
$79.50-SAUL'S ADDITION
8 rooms, automatic heat. garage. Won
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
brick home 8 rooms. bath; leased from
/ to ) years.
LOUIS H. HALL, Potomac 6o21.
$18O-FOREST HILLS.
Beautiful stone home overlooking Rock
rooms > baths on 2nd floor: maids room
bath pat and storage room on 3rd floor; extra
garage. Beautiful. landscaped lot. I'm
mediate possession
BEITZELL-DISTRICT 3100.
4915 43rd ST. NW.-DETACHED. 6
s9Sms s1G bath g2S s0 h0twateF heat electricity
2o6 Randolph Pl Me- rooms, ami.
sSs ard St NV rooms. cleo. gas.
bath. latrobe heat; S45.50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Capitol. Nat. 6732.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED

BURLEITH-sS0: ROOMS . BATHS. .
elaSsed porches built-in garage; refriger-
ator; adults Immediate possession. Phone
Georgia $500
1923 TRINIDAD AVE. NE MODERN
Groom house completely furn.; gas. re-
frigeration; reasonable. Atlantic 3935.
400 MADISON ST. N.W.-a-RM HOUSE
oil burner. scar garage; 81 so per month
Phone Georgia 0947.
1906 MACOMB NV.
II Rooms. , Baths. Oil Burner, Garage
AMI-Sl50 Per Month.
J. B. CAUKIN,
I THOMAS CIRCLE. NATL. 91a5.
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700 JUNIPER ST. NW-Nicely furnished
room, semi-private bath: also garage; pri-
vate home. adults: price. S35: reference
REQUIRED: Protestant gentleman.
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APARTNfENTS-FURNISHED.

S32 RITTENHOUsE ST. NV ROOMS
bath with shower. steam heat unlim. hot
water, phone. silver. linens. dishes; S65 "a
SO4 3rd SE.-JIVING ROOM BED ROOM
kitchen private bath. completely furnished,
$40 month gas. cleo, heat included
Couple only 20"
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TRADE CLEAR

Two new. detached. brick houses. good
northwest section for clear lots. Houses
lave 6 rooms, , baths, ami.
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IS. -BARGAIN-CHEVY CHASE. D c
all up-to-date; Col front porch. copper
down spouts. weather stripped, screened
and caulked slate roof: l50-ft lot with
natural shade: garage Call Adams 340h.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

Board private refineG famiivi n W poor or se'; W
near trolley. Write terms and full par
ticulars. H. Klink. Hotel Commodore.
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1752-54-56 QUE NV
GTRSON HALL,

HANDSOMELY furnished. 2nd-foor front
for @ private bath; $50 each. with deli
cious meals; also vacancy for young men,
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sALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY.

REMODELED BUILDING. DOWNTOWN
veil II rented 9SS sood Investment Suitable any
business. Owner Can give possession of one
business floor. Priced low al Sl6 500. First
sidered AGENTS attention. JOHN NJ. KING
& CO. zoos 1lth ST NV
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(Tanfinuad

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1900 JUNIPER ST. N.W-Ncely furnished
bath asS garasSe SsSerenee pr
required Protestant gentleman.
1919 LAMONT ST-Attractive rms for
young men or women in large home ,,3t 81
income Adams 6532.
THE NETHERLANDS. 1860 Columbia rd'
n.w.-Quet. warm. sunny room Tor SET
tied employed lady; reference. Phone Co.
room room on third + floor: s5 aee week nou0eAeeD--e
1886 MASS: AVE NV. lover drug store
Nicely furnished front room for two men,
adjoining bath. c.h.w.: Ind floor. 20
1928 9th ST. S.W.-One room and kitchen.
furnished; h.-w.h.: for housekeeping: $50
month
WESTMINSTER 1907 18th ST. N.W-S5
decorated single rooms near bath; con-
tinuous hot water. elevator service.
1889 EUCLID ST NW.-Large. desirable
front room with twin beds. near shower
and bath; all conveniences, Adams 1858.
1909 10th NV. Arturas-Large: COM
Portable room, near shower. daily maid serv-
ice. 24-hour elevator service; reasonable.
2734 WOODLEY PL NW.-Large room
tlemen only. Adams 4930-W. 81.
1888 CONN AVE. near Wardman Park
Attractive room with sleeping porch. for
Phone Columbia 3437.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 SO wk.: single
rooms, clean, warm; 4 baths; inst. h. W.; 2
car lines; hall rm., SO; men, Adams 1923
1918 BELMONT RD. (bet 10th and 20th)
shower twin beds; studio rm.. gentlemen.
1O11 L ST. NW-For ladies; two very at
tractive End floor rooms Zone the fronD
S25. SEQ; well heated modern conven-
fences; refined home District 5164.
1S42 18th ST. NV: Apt. 2-Front bed
living room, near bath and shower. Phone
North 51l4J.
IN ROCK CREEK PARK-Private house
family of .; light; space for 3; kitchen
privileges; reasonable; bus transp. Phone
Columbia 3SHS
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
TRADE EQUITY IN

IL Rooms. 4 Baths-In FJrest Hills
Trade subject 10 one trust for 4-fam..y
ats or other investment property.
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4O5 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Large store wonderful location for any
business. LLOYD r. TURNER. 800 9Th
st. S.w. lO'
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

Will EXCHANGE MODERN BUNGALOW
no mortgage balance cash. for house of 3
bed rooms: Lyon Village section preferred.
Address P. o. Box 1851. Clarendon. va
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1929 K ST. NV. The Lee e-Marque-Nicely
lent board home cooking: downtown 25'
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TnrNrATN corp

FOUNTAIN COURT.
healthful location: rooms single or en- suite:
beautiful dining room selective menus
private parking. Vernon Hall, 364O 10th
et Phone Columbia S525.
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HOWENSTEIN
REALTY CORP,
SALE-FARMS.
EXCHANGE.

SEVERAL SMALL PLACES NEARBY REA.
very cheap Call Mr.. WILSON. Natl. 531 /.
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CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C,
Near Chevy Chase Circle.
~ New detached let Colonial @ brick BeauItiful ]
BATHS ON sEcoNb FLooR. BED RooM
AND BATH ON FIRST FLOOR. Living
room 14x23.6 dining room 14x1S. finished
attic, oil heat two-car garage, copper
water. pipes, furred walls. Grade and
parochial schools near. Phone Owner
Builder Clev. 1156. after g pm. Clev.
2139.
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1914 CALVERT ST NW-Very large lst-
floor room, with kitchen: prefer one or two
ladies. Phone Columbia 1869.
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
1925 Penna. Ave. NV,
The Departmental Bank Bldg,

Entire lower first Hoor 23x53 lnclud-.
Ing mezzanine floor; rent Will include
Inquire Park SAVINGS Bank. J F MORAN.
Receiver Columbia 5000.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
APARTMENTs-FUR. 4 UNFUR.

18th ST. NEAR COLUMBIA RD.--l LARGE
front room and kitchen. Frigidalre; fur
nished or unfurnished; bath second floor;
telephonss Want S quiet Settle9 %oman'
Address Box 1@7-S. Star office. 20'
CHEVY CHASE D. C-L H K APT, 3
rooms. private bath; ! = blocks from buses
light. heat. telephone. garage: maid Serv-
ice furnished. Call Emerson 7l9i.
OPENING ONE OF MOST BEAUTIFUL
homes in Washington, rooms with private
bath; exclusive. but reasonable. Phone
District @S50 l9'
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RENT-STORES.

302s M ST. NW.-LARGE STORE. RMS.
above; a good stand on a busy street. $50.
r. o. BELT. Union Trust Bldg: 19'
52o Sth ST. NW.-SUTTABLE FOR ANY
business: right of F St: reasonable rental.
Apply j. B. STEIN. $40 F st.
STORE AND ROOMS AND BATH.
AUTOMATIC HEAT, GARAGE.
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1914 PARK RD. NW.-Guest home. select
clientele; recreation activities: garage;
references: Protestant gentlemen prefer
red Phone Columbia 06S2
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1505 II ST NV NATIONAL .
GILT-EDGE INVESTMENT

Corner on main artery: contains a drug
store. chain store and 4 apts.: tenants
furnish heat and make repairs; rented for
approximately $4,000 per yr.; can be
bought on terms with as low at 81 600
cash; price yery low for this hieh-c!ass
investment. showing large. safe return on
Sured Call Mr.. DREW. Met 2S"7. p.
ELIOT MIDDLETON 3O5 Investment Bldg.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE BPOADN ROOM LIVING
ENCLOSED PORCH; ) EXPOSURES.
PHONE CLEVELAND 5000,
UPPER 10th ST-SINGLE OR DOUBLE.
private bath; quiet. convenient Phone
Georgia 599l
3I5 F NE-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, >
large rooms, large kitchen, private bath:
$3.50: adults: heated.
3I"0 DOUGLAS ST. NE-TWO ROOMS,
kitchen bath; gas cleo. heat included; pri-
vate entrance: reasonable rent.
THREE ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH IN
private home: $50 including gas and elec-
tricity. Phone Wisconsin 2264.
ATTRACTIVE 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH;
on car line Woodbridge; adults private
entrance: Frgidaire. newly decorated; S45.
Phone Adams 1921.
4nOs 3rd ST NW.-THREE ROOMS.
kitchen and bath: private home; convenient
TO cars and busses: reasonable.
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BATTERY PARK MD, l40 CUSTIS RD.--
Detached. Il rooms. bath. large lot. lovely
grounds; Frigidaire, screened porch: S15.
DIXIE REALTY CO. National $3.50. Sun
day. Potomac 21l2
GLOVER PARK-NW CORNER. BRICK:
& rooms bath elec. refrigerator. garage.
automatic heat. Call Mr.. MALONEY. Cleve-
land 1G1n
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2Oth ST-Sl3.25O.

12-room. 4-bath house. arranged for 3
apartments; also ideal for rooming house.
large home or fraternity house. Large
rear. Dist 14l1: ewes, West 135. FRANK
s PHILLIPS. Realtor. 921 18th st 4. W.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

FURNISHED BED ROOM, kitchenette in
clean. well-heated home Elderlv LADY
and companion. About $50. Capital
Heights S5-R
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CHEVY CHASE d C

Near Chevy Chase Circle
New detached center han brick. BED
ROOMS. = BATHS SECOND-FLOOR
Library WITH OPEN FIREPLACE
FINISHED IN KNOTTY PINE Living
room 13x24.6. screened porch Beautifully
ARRANGED kitchen. two-car garage. finished
attic. oil heat; copper water pipes. furred
Builder. Cley. 1866, after 6 pm. CleY.
2l39.
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sALE-INvEsTMENr PROPERTY.

SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
RENT. Sl,6sO: PRICE. $4,000; 4-FAMILY
apt. rooms. dining alcoee. shower. GENE,
BARRY. phone Metropolitan POPS.
STORE AND 4 APARTMENTS: RENTAL.
S2,o4Oi center of Woodbridge business Sec
t9n: moderni reasonable. Phone OWNER,
4-FAMILY APT. NORTHWEST LOCATION.
DIRECT FROM OWNER
NO -Bfokers. Phone Emerson 5744.
FOR BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT,
,,1,,,iyJo,.N Diy0JoM,.NIOWN-CLOSE TO
CONNECTICUT AVE. AND X ST
First commercial zone-Spaciou four.
STtry SSI0ry nrlck. l6 rooms, IL BED ROOMS.
2SutIer pantry, basement and Kitchen nine
creP2iaceS' n2taeS' RECEPTION hail. All IN substantial
apartments. with. basement store. Fine
LUTELY IN BARGAIN CLASS AT S@5- -H00.
BOSS & PHELPS. PHONE NATIONAL 5000,
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY,
S%.2O0-SiX-room brick in central north.
west location. Rented at $50 per month.
S5,25O-Six-room and bath brick in good
white neghborhood. hot-water heat
elec. space for garage. Rented at S55
per month
81 500-Two broom and bath brick houses
in SECOND COMMERCIAL NORTH
WEST LOCATION Brick garage IN
rear. side and rear alleys Rented 10
white tenants at S15 per month. Cash
or terms
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

heat: gas. lights furnished; couple. no
children.
472s 5th ST N.W-corner home. 5 rooms.
private bath; heat, cleo. gas. Frigidaire
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CHOICE MODERN APT.

RMS, KIT AND B. FURN-S75..
Modern freproof building. 24-hr. elev..
switchboard service; refrig. on house cur
sent. Touraine. 1880 r NV. Pot. 1900.
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RMS.-WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD

140s Mass ave NV - Club residence:
beautiful rooms. recreation. Wonderful
table. Rates reasonable.
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7-room detached house 10th ST Heights.
for Colonial home of q rooms or more
with large lot Must be well located VIII
REASONABLE FIRST TRUST,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
BRICK
ASSOCIATION IN
MEETING HERE
Convention at CIaypooI to
Open Today With 200 in
Attendance.

Members of the National Paving
Brick Association opened their
twenty-ninth annual convention to-
day in the Claypool with more than
200 nationally known leaders OF the
industry in attendance.
Reports Of officers were scheduled
for this afternoon at the member
ship meeting and an informal DIM
ner was to be held this evening In
the Chateau Room. Joseph Emit
wistle, Terre Haute, will perside at
an open forum tonight. Speakers
will include P. E. Sundstrom, Hi
nois regional engineer, and T. j.
Harris. Moving pictures OF clay
brick projects in Pennsylvania, Mas
sachusetts and Ohio are to be shown.
Technical discussions will be held
tomorrow morning and afternoon
with a banquet and floor show
Thursday night. An inspection trip
to the brick-surfaced Indianapolis
Speedway is planned Friday after
noon. The sessions will end Friday.
o. w. Renkert, Canton, O., Will
deliver the annual presidents ad-
dress tomorrow. W. c. Rueckel, di-
rector, will make the report for the
recently established research bureau.
Participating also in the research
discussion will be w. L. Hemple-
man of the Texas Company; Roy
L. Phillips. M%eadville, Pa, city n
gineer; Prof. K. w. Stinson of Ohio
State University and Prof. John S.
Crandall OF the University of Ill
inois.
Election of officers will be Friday.
Present officers in addition to Mr..
Renkert, president. are w. H. Nose
ley, Springfield, o., vice president
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Voter Bill Opposed

Opposition to the absentee voter
bill. pending in the General AS
sembly. today was voiced by the In
diana County Clerks Association.
The association declared the pro-
posed measure would increase ex-
penses and tend to increase election
corruption.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Bank Robbery Denied
BU Times SDeci0I

By I tme8 NDecf1E
PLYMOUTH, Feb. 6.-Four men
and one woman arraigned in
Marshall Circuit Court here to
answer charges of robbing the
Farmers State Bank of Lapaz,
pleaded not guilty and will be tried
Feb. Is. Tie Lapaz bank was held
up last Dec. Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Salary Denied
BIZ Times SnfnfnI

GREENSBURG, Feb. ga claim
for January salary and expenses
submitted by Samuel Alsman, De-
catur county assessor, was no al
lowed by che county commissioners
in session here because of a suit
filed after the November election by
Roy Cheek. Charge that Mr.. Ais
man is not qualified for Office are
made by Mr.. Cheek.
There has been, as yet, no ruling
in the case.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
FEB. 6, 1898

Caleb Mills Hall here Monday.
March 10. under the auspices of the
Parents Association of Orchard
School.
Mrs. Benjamin D. Hitz is chair
man of the committee. She is be-
ing assisted by Mrs. Jesse Fletcher.
Mrs. Guy Wainwright is presidents
of the association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
SMITH LOSES IN
OPENING CLASH
ON SCHOOL BILL
Chambers Measure Would
Clip Education Powers
of Trustees,

Senator Leo X. Smith Cd, Indi-
anapolis) failed Yesterday IN an
effort 20 kill a bill which he ap-
parently thought was a blow 1t the
power Of township trustees.
Senator Smith is attorney for
Hannah Noone, Center Township
trustee.
The bill which caused Senator
Smith so much concern is the meas
ure introduced BY Senator Walter
S. Chambers ID, Newcastle) which
would make the county the unit for
educational purposes. taking the
authority from township trustees
and placing II in the hands Of a
county education board.
The Senate Education Committee
met yesterday 70 consider the meas
ure. Senator Chambers, the author,
explained its provisions.
This IS a radical measure but
II must come sooner or later" he
said.
IF I were thinking OF my pOliti-
cal future I wouldn't touch this bill
With a l0-fOOt pole. I haven't any
interest in II except that it's right.
II will take politics out Of town
ship schools"
Promises Large Saving
Senator Chambers pointed out
that the proposal should save In
diana counties between $1,000 900 and
100000 annually by doing away
with many OF the school buses and
Feducing the number of teachers.
But that isn't the important
thing" he declared. The impor-
tsnt thing is TO give the 100000
pupils in township schools the best
education possible. This bill will
help by consolidating the schools,
the high schools particularly. so the
pupils will have the benefit of
teachers in specialized subjects"
Senator Smith attempted to ridi-
cule the measure.
Who is asking for these great
Feforms?" he inquired.
Further Study Proposed
A strained situation was relieved
by Senator William P. Dennigan
Cd. Vincennes). who remarked that
he had come to the committee meet
ing TO oppose the measure. but That
Senator Chambers explanation had
convinced him that the bill should
be allowed to reach the floor with
out recommendation.
However. after further consider
alton, the committee resolved to
withhold final action until members
had a chance for further study.
AS Senator Chambers left the
committee he was approached by
officials of the Indiana Township
Trustees Association. who asked
why he was stirring up this an
tagonism."
Because it's a good BILL" he re-
piled.
Charles Dawson. indianapolis,
secretary-treaSurer of the group, &C
cused Senator Chambers of not
knowing the contents Of the meas
ure.
Why don't you read your bill?"
he asked.
Who are YOU TO come here and
insult me" demanded Senator
Chambers Its my bill and I
know what's in IT,"
Mr.. Dawson apologized and the
informal caucus broke up with
handshaking all around.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Injuries Cause Death

By Times Special
PERU, Feb. 6.-Funeral services
for Miss Alma Louise Worl, %,
killed Sunday in an automobile ac-
cident near Plymouth, will be held
here tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Worl, daughter Of Harry z.
Worl. Peru city clerk-treasurer,
was en- route to South Bend in COM
pany with Robert Smith, Peru, at
the time of the accident. The au-
tomobile skidded of the icy road
and turned over several times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
GarniShee Bill

All wages under SIS a week would
be exempt from attachment for per-
soral debt under provisions of a
compromise garnishee bill offered by
Rep. H. H. Evans CR. Newcastle
and recommended by the Judiciary
A Committee of the House.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Tax Data Souuht

A Republican effort to harass the
Democratic majority in the Indi-
ana Senate failed this morning
when a resolution for investigation
of the gross income tax department
administration was adopted unani-
mously.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Error Is Corrected

Through error The indianapolis
Times yesterday in describing pro-
visions of a Republican net income
tax bill offered in the House of
Representatives stated that the
Federal exemption for single per-
sons is $780,. This should have read
$1,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Assessment Bill Passes

A bill for four-year reaSsessment
OF real estate was passed to en-
groSsment yesterday in the House.
A minority sought to kill or amend
the bill but failed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Begins Life Term

By Times Special
FRANKFORT, Feb. 6.-John v.
Reifsnider, convicted last week of
the murder OF his wife in Clinton
Circuit Court has been taken to the
Indiana State Prison at Michigan
City to begin a term of life i'm
priSonment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Richardson Bill Passed

Heavy fines and Imprisonment
for not more than n year for in
fluencing voters by referring to the
race or creed OF candidates is pro-
vided in the Richardson bill which
passed the House of Representa-
tives yesterday by an 82-1O vote.
The measure also prohibits circu-
lation of anonymous campaign
material.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Indiana u. BUILDING

Trustees of Indiana University
will be permitted to construct a new
administration building if a bill
which passed the Senate yesterday
receives a favorable vote in the
House. The measure permits a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
News From Points, in Indiana

ID TWFT TWTTT
COLUMBUS. Feb. ga l6-year-old youth, Harry Dooey, was fined s5
- and costs in Bartholomew Circuit Court here after being found
guilty OF assault and battery charges preferred against him by his wife,
who IS Il.
Dooley told Judge George W. Long that when he came home one
night last week he found Mrs. Dooey drunk. She denied her husoanos
accusation.
Tney were married several months ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Salary Hike Killed

A House bill increasing salaries of
Marion County municipal judges
from $4,000 to $4,000 a year today vas
killed by the Committee on Fees
and Salaries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
PASS teachers Paw Bill

The Kent bill, extending until
July /, 1887. the provisions of the
teachers minimum salary law, was
passed by the House of Representa-
tives yesterday, 1888.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
PLANNING Board Approved

A Senate bill providing for a
permanent state planning board
was adopted yesterday by the upper
house, 44-2, after Republican OBJ
jections that the board would be a
spending agency were routed by
Democratic leaders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06

er, attractive clerk, will appear in
the Huntington Circuit Court to-
morrow to substantiate her claims.
Miss Farmer alleges she was at
tackled by the dog when she en-
tered a tavern near here owned by
Mr.. Tyler. The wounds after heal
ing LETT permanent scars, she AYERS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Gasoline Measure

Laws to prevent the sale of in
ferior mixed" gasoline are being
prepared by a subcommittee of the
House Ways and Means Committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-06
Election Bill Reported

All political parties would be re-
ouired to declare in party platforms
that overthrow of the government
by force is not a party objective.