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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

(Continued.)
MOTHER AND EMPLOYED DAUGHTER
want or 2 room. k. and b. apt, In quiet
FEB. /. Address Box 4s7-z. Star Once. !.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE DESIRES SMALL,
tance. Address Box lS4-K. Star once.
en- ana bath in private home: jewish
9rsss SSx sfk aisf sssr oes
ONE OR TWO ROOMS, KIT, AND BATH
deie Nstionsi sM4Ss. Az Br. tsii sis. .el'' sl''A
TWo,:EooM APT; APT; EuRNIsHHE.D OR uE.
GOVT. COUPLE DESIRES CLEAN. FUR
p;S. pS sr n;s;; sac to $40 mo. Address Box
SMALL ONE OR TWO ROOM FURNISHED
apartment with bath; in nearby Virgins;
gentleman Of good habits. Address Box
107-K. Star ofhce.
9s so1M n1 net moH
than $40. Address Box 203-K. Star Of
fee. 13'
EMPLOYED MOTHER. WITH SON z
home home, preferred s with care ndh 81 child after M
seho1l; nv besinnins February 1; give
details. Address BOX 13l-k, Star ONCE.
GOVT EMPLoYE WIFE 2 CHILDREN
small house. Not over S45. Adams 5S00-W.
sUBLET-sMALL FURNISHED APART
to months; reasonable; Wisconsin ave.
or, vicinity. Address Box 5O0-z. Star
QUIET YOUNG coUPLE-UNFURNIsHED
ssa' s4s. address hsM BOX Boz is7"K. Star once
FURNISHED APARTMENT OR ROOM
with private bath; besWeen Columbia read
Box 305-z. Star office.
TWO ROOMS KITCHENETTE AND BATH
gTidse ett,ss State rental. Address Box TAX
GROOM APT. FURNISHED NORTHWEST
section, State rent. Address Box l76,K
WANTED, UNFUR.. APT. Sill, sPG. OR
Tax. Pk. 3 in family; nr. school, Address
YOUNG COUPLE WANT !" r., x. B.
apartment. unfur.. In apartment house or
residence February 1upe9nt ofnca Sfreie Sec
estate in or near city wanted by couple:
heat. plumbing and elec. District OS96.
BUSINESS WOMAN WISHES APT. OR
| floor in private home. unfur.; ne section.
sfSt sf5. eires; Address Box To i7oez. Star ONCE
COUPLE WITH INFANT DESIRE
| rooms kitchen and bath. unfurnished; $50
| limit. Phone Columbia O265-W.
3-ROOM FURN. KITCHEN AND BATH
| apt, NV. section: lease from Feb. hrst:
SIC. Address Box 324.z. Star office. Ia
ONE OR TWO ROOMS KITCHEN AND
| bath with refrigeration: unfurnished:
vicinity Force School. Address Box 40l-z'
Star Office
|
ment, . bed rooms; February !. 1885. by
! two employed young women. Address
Box 419-Z. Star offce. l2s
| WANTED LARGE. UNFURNISHED
| apartment or heated duplex. Address Box
| 10-Z. Star office. 12'
| CONGENIAL MAN WILL SHARE APART
| ment or room with radio; away nights and
| Sundays. Address Box 296-Z. Star ofice
Evening star., 1936-01-12
BEST BUY,
MIR. HOME BUYER,

ONLY S4,95O.
When buying. consider two things: Loca-
tion and economy. / give you both in beau.
tiful restricted all-white Glover Park. o.
room. practically new. Colonial, brick home,
in new-house condition with concrete porcn
and iron railing. Absolutely gilt-edge in
yeStment rigid investigation invited.
Reasonable down payment and S45 month
buys this outstanding value; no renewals OF
trust. end floor can be rented in this
section for $40 a month. Phone evenings,
Cleveland Q271. 13s
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MICHIGAN PARK NORTH WASHING
ton 1OiG Uren pl--Modern. detached =
room brick Colonial home. in excellent con-
dltion: baths. automatic heat, garage
go out North Capitol st. to Michigan
ave. right to 18th St.. left to Ureil pIJ
Phone Pot. l1lS
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WANTED TO RENT-aOUSES.

WANT TO RENT-5 OR 6 ROOM MOD
ern bungalow Naylor rd.. Hillcrest or
vicinity. Address Box 6S-K, Star ONCE.
LIST YOUR VACANT PROPERTY WITH
us. We specialize in renting; experienced
management assured.
DIXIE REALTY CO..
National $3.50. 1411 L st. NV.
THREE ADULTS DESIRE SMALL HOUSE.
unfurn. about rooms. bath. State de-
tails. Address Box 1ss-K. Star office.
5-ROOM. UNFURNISHED BUNGALOW. BY
couple: near transportation; reasonable.
Address Box 20S-K. Star ofice.
WILL RENT DOWNTOWN HOUSE 12
rooms or over: can repair II necessary.
Address Box 233-K. Star ofice.
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RENT-FLATS.

152I COLUMBIA RID.
rooms, K and b.; INV h. system:
good condition; S45
12s CARROLL ST Sc.
4 Rms. Kitchen and Bath. H.-WH.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors.
724 10th ST. National OT65.
% ,3rd ST. NE, at As ROOMS AND
bath, $500
THOS. J. FISHER CO.. INC.
73S 18th St. NV. District $3.50.
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SALE-HOUSES.

S6,5OO-RENTING ROOMS WILL PAY
for this nine-room brick house. in good
white section Of Georgetown, east OF Wis.
ave. and north of @ ST.; recently redec-
GRATED; owner receiving $50 per month
1910 K St. + NV. u oANNal; National oas4.
S5.75O-Il4l MORSE ST. NE.-NEW
condition; brick, 0 rooms, and bath. refrig
sra.ion. lear @ garage $500 leash. cash; S5a as per
furred walls. insulated. Slate roof; close
schools; very nice lot. paved streets.
Cheap. Phone Shepherd 1857.
AT So 800 IF SOLD NoW-ATTRAcTIvE
a Sate e.
from j pm. to 5 pm, today. 500 Flower
ave. Takoma Park. Nd.
ETWoRTH-MODERN GROOM HOUSE.
Ge Terms 5000 66s Cash ssS monthly. Price.
Address Add ss'fsf Box 4S5-z, @ 1st Star Once. ~
MICHIGAN PARK, NORTH WASHINGTON.
1915 Urell pl.-Modern. detached 7-room
brick Colonial home IN excellent condi- ID.
owner leavins city; (Go out N. cap,tol St; St;
to Mich. ave, right to 18th St. left TO
Urell pl) Phone Potomac 1716.
64O4 DELAWARE ST. CHI. CHI. MD. l
1st floor 2 sleeping porches. Bapgain.
SIO.50o; $1,000 cash. Address Box 4s5-z.
WELL LOCATED Sc. $500. NICE s.
I'm. frame, Arcola heat, elec; and gas.
mo 0ath' ERoY II exse1ena 9AnpIs repair J4 Terms
1913 18th st. NV. Natl. 1877.
| 4O19 18th ST. N.W.-6 RMS. TAPESTRY
| brick: sacrifice, S6,95O $500 cash; inn
mediate possession. Met. 4300. Met. 43:'3.
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OPEN SUNDAY

TAKOMA PARK. S55-5-R. BUNG.- open
fireplace. sleeping porch. fioored attic, ce-
tached garage; two blocks car line Nc
elaine. Met. O72g Res. Clev. O97g. I4s
Evening star., 1936-01-12
SALE-CO-OPERATIVE APIS.

TILDEN GARDENS-VERY ATTRACTIVE
apt of five rooms. two baths; bargain.
3024 Ttlden St, Apt. 302. Cleveland 5227.
To-
so PARKWOOD 1746 K NV ROOMS.
bath; front suitable for dentists or doc
tors office or residence: can be bought at
low price; let me give details: open for
LEROY GADD1s. JR..
1913 18th ST NATIONAL 1877.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

FOXHALL VILLAGE-6 ROOMS. ATTIC
garage. semi detached; new linoleum and
as range. 4i65 Greenwich pkwy Clev
Evening star., 1936-01-12

ALEXANDRIA. VAIN OLD SECTION.
by Navy offlcer; new brick Colonial re-
production; . bed rooms, . tiled baths,
modern kitchen, living room with open
fireplacel. opening onto brick terrace and
garden, maids lavatory; automatic oil
heat. Phone Alexandria ool1
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CoLoRED : -1144 BLADENSBURG RD;
gas; S40.50. Phone Greenwood 246l.
COLORED-DESIRABL GROOM AND
REALTY COMPANY National $3.50.
TSi75t0 rooms $3.50. sos hi Blairs Court he
rooms $3.50. 1905 K NV. Natl, laos.
COLORED-DETACHED BRICK BUNGA-
low; 5 rms. h.-wh.. S35 month. 5l21
Dean ave. ne. Decatur 116O.
COLORED
2119 Dumbarton ave. n,w.------S3O
~ Metropolitan spo an 1880. Metropolitan 4533. ::
IVA Johnson ave. n W., bet. r and 8.
l4th and 18th sts.-6 rms. bath. anil
40 i. l. D ~! ToERE Really hscytn; CO.. ossao,.
S35 00-9S3 Fla. ave. n.w.-6 r. b.
S1s.50-17 N ST. sw.-6 r. elec.
Sls.50-465 G pl. n.w.-6 r.
& s2o -no-1937 90 3oth st. nwE6 r.. b.
i''- THos. D ) Walsh. nc.
SIS 18th st. NV Dist. 155s.
CoLoRED.
i343 4th st. nw.-5 r. & D. 81 80
1921 First st. n.w.-6 r. & D. AZ 80
Jl53 25th ;5th st. n;w-3 r e. d. 5o0 S5 90
H I. COLEMAN. l4I0 G NV. Met 3sss.
COLoRED-HOME. ROOMS BATHS:
h.-w.h.. elec. lsts., 2-car garage; $50. 1877
Columbia wHpLE al nW 1, JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. District 3347.
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nity 5ch 10 bny UosI nome sx large paams and
bath. suitable for two apartments priced
at S2,750,. with a reasonable cash pay
ment. Bal. can be paid at rate OF $25
per month To inspect this bargain. see
NJ. J. MANNING. 1908 Mt. Vernon ave-.
Del Ray. Va.
ONLY S7.95O-CHEVY CHASE. MD
Elegant English brick, 8 r. gar. Many
4344. Cleve. 69T0.
BRAND-NEw GROOM AND BATH BUN
galow. recreation room. garage, 61o1 s.
Oak. ave. NV 1st and Quackenbos. strong
and beautiful great bargain. $3.50.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Lot 75x
175 also wanted. JOE CURTo. 332 H
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ITALIAN VILLA,
100 BRooKsIDE DRIVE.

10a BEOOKS1DE DRIVE,
CHEVY CHASE-KENWOOD.
baths. 2 servants r. and bath large living
r, library. sun parlor dining r., breakfast
r.. recreation r. ip basement: large terraces.
sunken gardens: double garage: ami;
reasonable. Phone Wisconsin 4425.
HOUSES-FUR. q UNFURNISHED.
LINCOLN PARK. 335 18th ST. s.E-4-
rm. house q bed roomsl, bath. garage;
pleasant neighborhood. To inspect call
LOCATED 10 MINUTES FROM q. 8. CAP
:tol Groom mi-detached brick, oil
burner. garage; rent, $50 unfurn.; $40
furn. PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC. phone
1906 30th ST. N.W-PARTLY FUR-
rrT no. Phone tesenaS S726.
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1879 E ST. SEQ ROOMS. > BATHS;
suitable for . families: h.-wh. cleo. 2-car
garage; big yard; yearly lease: rent reas.
1916 SPRING RD.-6 LARGE ROOMS
parauet floors, automatic hot water
screen screened porches. garage. wide paved
alley; ready February !, adults; NEW
MAN HyattSYille 1o2-I
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semi-aetached. SIS per month.
~ st ne~s r; q b. S55.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB. 1U5 PRIM-
rose, St. Md.---Delightful neighborhood;
newly decorated; rms, elec. refrigerator.
large yard and garden; ideal for children.
Columbia 2025 Br 436
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245O 39th PL. NV.
BUNGALOW

In Ch Ch.. Md-Unusually attractive and
roomy: lovely. tv- and din. rms; z bed
rms large attic. gar. porch. servants rnl.:
beautiful lot, 60Xl 80; choice location.
MISS REED Adams 2l23.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

1000 S ST. NV. AT goth ST. ROOMS
and . baths; will remodel to suit tenant.
THOMAS ]. FISHER a. CO.. INC, 13S
j 9TH ST. NV Phone District 6S3O
Evening star., 1936-01-12

500 SOMERSET PL. NV RMS,
bath, built-in garage; $3.50. National
$3.50. Sunday. Potomac 2712.
100 w. BRADLEY LANE. CHEVY CHASE,
Md, overlooking country club; new Co.
lonial brick; 8 rms. baths. club room.
oil burner. maids quarters; SI15 DIXIE
REALTY CO. Phone National $3.50. Sun
day, Potomac 27l2
Evening star., 1936-01-12

3-ROOM FURN. KITCHEN AND BATH
S5C Address Box 324.Z. Star office. Ia
Evening star., 1936-01-12

CLEVELAND PARK. CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
and Md.-Several modern homes; Il rooms.
bath to 4 rooms a bed rooms). . baths
Cleveland 1865 LESLIE D. MEASELL. l2'
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COUPLE WITH INFANT DESIRE
rooms. kitchen and bath. unturnlsheoi $50
limit Phone Columbia OcU5-W.
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1S2U DelanelO St n.W.-lO r. b.: mod
err. Call Mr.. Thompson. Adams O774, OF
THOS. D.. WALSH. INC. SIS llth ST
NV District 155S
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WOODRIDGE-S5,9 $50.

New all-brick bungalows. modern IN
every detail 3 rooms bath and hoored
attic; bed rooms 12x12. living room 15xl7,
lot 4Oxl5S. Close to schools and trans
portation. Exceptional terms. Open until
g III. Evart ST.. ne. J. CREAL. Phone
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

1910 BRANDYWINE ST. N.w.-MODERN.
E%i a5d 5ohNsoa sssse CO. sIsn afI fFesaSf
1907 BENTON ST: N,w-6 ROOMS, 8
phone Mr.; .MALoNEY. Cleveland 7s49. or
BRAND-NEw. sEM1-DETACHED. GROOM
town: on rental terms. Cleveland 2787.
BRIdHTwOoD = sEMI-DErACHED. 8
Te1s a 5atb
to schools, churches stores and transpor.
NATL. BANK. Phone National 64sa. ~
ls4s ONTARIO PL; N.W.-6 RMS. BATH,
$40: Phone Metropoiitan s7is. eAlAse'
1900 KALMIA Rp: N,w:L3,sToRY
suitable for boarding house. Rent per
n.w.-S rooms. 2 baths; very desirable de-
tached brick automatic heat. electric re-
ftriseratien. rent Sl35; garage; Immed:
st. NV. Phone National $500.
TAKoMA. MD.--MoDERN pETACHEp
at oss s4b phose shep hese as
r.. B., NEWLY DECORATED, FLOORS
rage: inspect Sun IL am to 5 pm: rent
$40 mo. 113 Lenox ave-. Colmar Manor.
NEAR 18th AND COLORADO AVE. NV
Phone Decatur 1857. ask for WfTTEN
1920 IRVING ST. NE.-7-ROOM BUNG-
hurgh hot-water heater. electric refrigera-
CHEVY CHASE, d. C-8 RMS, BATH
oil burner. Frigidaire. garage; 500. DIXIE
REALTY CO. Natl. $3.50. Sun. Pot. 2712.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

OPEN-S0s INGRAHAM ST-VACANT;
GOOD condition: modern; in Petworth sec
tim Phone (,eOrpia
Evening star., 1936-01-12

BUSINESS WOMAN WISHES APT. OR
floor in private home unfur.; ne. section.
near Capitol: . rooms kit. bath: rent,
S4k Address Box 1N-Z Star office.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

4-RM AND BATH BUNGALOW. ANIL;
large yard: S35 per mo. Apply 3605 r,
I. ave. Mt. Rainier. Md. Phone Green
wood 1O6O
Evening star., 1936-01-12

. ROOMS FURNISHED; PRIVATE BATH.
porch. pantry. > closets; S35; couple.
Phone Clarendon 1S1-J.
POT. HGTS-SUNLIT BASEMENT APT,
new. rms. bath. cleo. heat pvt. en-
trance yard settled couple; SO. Phone
Evening star., 1936-01-12

YOUNG COUPLE WANT . r.. K. B.
apartment. unfur In apartment house or
residence February /; Dupont Circle sec
tion. Address Box 455-Z, Star ONCE.
UNFURNISHED APT. OVER GARAGE ON
estate in or near city wanted by couple:
heat plumbing and elec District 0S96.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
S9.850.
S10,950.
SACRIFICE.

North Cleveland Fark-Beautiful Co.
lonial tapestry brick home, unusually
large rooms complete baths, foored at
tic. real wood-burning fireplace recreation
room. 3 large open porches. oil burner;
detached garage Beautifully landscaped
lot. Absolutely a bargain. If you are look
ing for home don't fail to see this before
hlIyine Call Adams o464.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
APARTMENTS-SUBURBAN.

f}iseration: on bus bus 1 line: END md f,oor 156o
Russell rd.. Alex. Va; S45. Alex. 1461-W.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

40l9 I4th ST. N.W.--6 R., TAPESTI
brick, sos
Me 43OO Me 422o
Evening star., 1936-01-12

ONE OR TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath. with refrigeration: unfurnished:
vicinity Force School. Address Box 40l-l'
Star Office
Evening star., 1936-01-12

1908 ARLINGTON RIDGE RID. SOUTH.
Vat bright rooms porch. fireplace.
furn.; 10 minutes downtown; home privi-
leges. Phone National 1925.
VIRGINIA-FURNISHE = LARGE RMS
private BATH SECOND floor of new home.
Ideal for employed couple; S45 per month.
Oil heat hot water and light included.
Phone Clarendon 1071-M. IL"
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IN HuICREST

Ss,950-Chevy Chase. D. C.. unusually at
tractive Colonial semi-detached, with
seven rooms. bath and extra lavatory.
center-hal plan. inclosed porch OF
dining room. 2-car garage.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

) ROOMS. S35; ALL IMPROVEMENTS: q
rooms. $50: all improvements; q rooms,
S55: all improvements. Phone Columbia
Evening star., 1936-01-12

SAUL'S ADDITION FRONTING ON GA.
ave.-20' row mouse of rooms and bath,
deep front and back yards This house is
wonderful future possibilities. Priced
right at S7.450, with terms. H. c. BIS
COE. Cleveland 1923.
CATHEDRAL HGTS.-DETACHEDB BRICK.
3 rooms (6 bed rooms. 3 complete baths,
Law. 1st floor and cellar. rec. room Oil
heat, 2-car built-in garage. This is a
Deaut,fui nome nd,3In only tH lew years od, H. IN
from Cathedral and can be bought for
many thousand dollars less than the origi-
nal price furnished or unfurnished. Let
me tell more about it. H. C. BISCOE,
Cleveland h322
Evening star., 1936-01-12

63s EYE ST. SEC ROOMS AND BATH
S25.15. AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST
CO., Real Estate Dept, 18th and Pa. ave.
n " Natl AS15
Evening star., 1936-01-12

5000 Cash. 1908 ND. AVE. OPEN.
Reasonable: only S45 per month. Key Of
519 st. ne. 2. w. BAILEY, 1435
Evening star., 1936-01-12

ARLINGTON. VA. 1919 COLUMBIA PIKE
SOUTH rooms. furnished h.-w.h.. gas.
elec;; near bath; bus lines; near city;
Evening star., 1936-01-12

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-B RMS. BATH,
$50 : rms bath. oil burner, $50; rms.
baths center hall gs lsEse hyins H1sn sm rr,e oil
bath, nearby Va. $50. FULTON r. COR
DON. 1927 Eve st. NV. Dist. $3.50; eve
ningS. Clev hNn1
Evening star., 1936-01-12

NEAR LINCOLN PARK NE.-2nd FLOOR;
4 rooms. kitchen. bath, porch: low rent
1913 st. ne.
CHEVY CHASE, $500 MCKINLEY ST.
rooms, " baths: brick stucco; detached:
new-house condition; rent or sell; open
:B-4 Sunday. Phone Columbia 1888.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

SILVER SPRING-4-ROOM HOUSE, $50
per month; 6-room brick house. S61 so.
VIM F. CARLIN, Sll5 Georgia ave
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-18
T. VENTS
PROGRAMS

PROGRAMS
AMIGA Club Tonight Washburn 1907 Sharon Mrs
Robert Fluro Life of Paul Music Mrs Washburn
Everhart
Mrs D O. wimeth 4ss7 N Pennsyvanias
Love- accompanied by Mrs M D. Didway
Reeve instrumental numbers Assistants Perine
Albert Small, r. L. Pierce and F. w. Danner.
SORORITIEs
pledges aroom Dinner bridge for mem
Chapter Alpha Tonight Y w c. A. Entertain
Alpha Chapter
Beta Chapter Theta Tonight Miss EVELYN Lechon
24l7 E. feminist. Entertain rushees
Beta Chapter. Iota Psi Omega. Tonight party.
Gamma Beta Chi Tonight Alice
Alpha Chapter Theta Sigma Tonight Miss Dorothy Meub 500
N Contradict Discuss bridge style
zeta Rho $50 Tonight Mrs Albert Lawe Dinner
party.
-pl.
Lambda Chapter Alpha Alpha. Columbia Club
Luncheon bridge Members, guests
Alpha Epsilon Chapter Thurs Miss Mary Louise
Wapole 95S Hgh-st Dinner honorng pledges Romano
Saladay. Rosemary Doyle and Ellen Walsh assistants.
Sigma Kappa Tonight Miss Evelyn Carpenter $3.50 Parkav
Alpha Chapter Omega Kappa Tonight Hunter
Koehne-S
$50 Tonight Food Craft Supper bridge bmco
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Alpha Chapter, Omega Phi Tonight Sphinx Arms
CARD PARTIES
Indiana Fremen Association John Miller 1858
womens Auxiliary Hickory Thurs Mrs Marie Karrer
1865 N Aabama-st Mrs Ida Curry, chairman.
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmn 25 Tonight
Hall 1902 z. westinghouse Bingo
Koran Temple 80 Daughters of the Nile
hil auditorium Mrs Clyde Montgomery chairman.
Kitte co-chairman
$50 Fri Redmens hall Morris Lee
SITS BENEFIT card party.
Womens Auxiliary of Sahara Tonight Home 18TH
Parkav Business Musical Grouse master Of
Chapter E. Fri Masonic temne Dinner for M
Josephine Brown, Rushvlle, and other officers.
Indianapolis White Patrol Tonight Retta Hasey Central apart
ments Honor OF Mrs John William Hensel and
Mrs M M Kleine, assistant hosesses
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-18
Mrs. Den1arChuS Br0zUn
to Talk at Pr0bylaeun1

Mrs. John F. Shaw, entertain
ment committee member, is to in
troduce Mrs. Demarchus Brown
Saturday at the Propylaeum Day
entertainment. Mrs. Brown is to
talk on MY Favorite Bonaparte"
at 2:30.
Following the lecture, tea is to be
served. Assistants are to include
Mesdames r. Malott Fletcher, R. r.
Shiel, Blaine H. Miller, Henry L.
Dollman, Clarence Alig, Thomas
Halleck johnson, Henry Fraser, A.
Dickinson Smith, Frank w. Nor
rison, Olive D. Edwards, Wymond
j. Beckett, Leroy Kahler, Albert
Gall, William H. Stafford, Perry E.
O'Neal, Cora l.. Epps and Arthur
r. Brown.
Other assistants are to be Mes
DANES Daniel B. Luten, Willis D.
Catch, Charles S. Stone, Paul T.
Payne, James H. Taylor, Robert N.
Buchanan, William F. Taylor. Paul
l.. Hargitt, Leoti T. Trook, Frank
M. Reed. Charles r. Weiss, Edmund
D. Clark, Thor G. Wesenburg, Ben
jamin D. Hitz, Joel Whitaker, Peter
c. Reilly, Edwin M. Craft, j. Irving
Holcomb, Conrad Ruckelshaus Fred
G. Dickson and Reilly c. Adams.
Others are Mesdames o. B. lies,
Russell Fortune, Burke G.. Stay
maker, Winfield Miller, John L..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-18
Sees Threat
FacingHone

Today's literature reveals a threat
to American home life, the Rev. Guy
Carpenter, Irvington Presbyterian
Church pastor told School SO Par
ent-Teacher Association today.
Literature of two generations
ago centered about courtship, and
the story ended with marriage" he
said. "Today's novels deal not with
courtship and getting married, but
with keeping husband or wife
after marriage"
Youth has right to expect GER
tain things of parents, Mr.. Carpen-
ter said.
There is no youth problem that
does not root itself in parental life, "
he said. Young people are not re-
sponsible for the dangers of in
duStrialism. the depression or post
war conditions. They are the VIC
tins of these things. They have
the right to expect a home life with
all the American traditions; the in
fluence and example of their elders
and to feel the thrill of religious
emotionalism.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-18
Voters Hear
2 Speakers

An amendment allowing the
Governor to appoint judges for life
or allowing people to elect judges
on non-partlsan tickets for 20
year term was suggested by Austin
V, Clifford today for better ad
minlStration of justice"
Mr.. Clifford and Judge Smiley
Chambers addressed the Indian
apolis League c. Women Voters at
the Rauh Library on Indiana court
problems. The department of
government and its operation spon-
sored the meeting.
The reason we don't have as
good administration of Justice as
We should is because judges have
to be elected every four years
People should look at the records
of judges and vote intelligently, and
they should study conditions and
be able to render intelligent jury
service Mr.. Clifford said.
1T used to be thought the consti-
tuition could not be amended, but
today there is some hope" he con-
Guided.
The cost of the administration
of Probate Court has been reduced
as to actual expense by 5000 this
year" Judge Chambers told the
group. THE expense of running the
Probate Court is less than any trust
department in town." he said.
Judge Chambers explained the re-
lation of the courts to the tax
payer and outlined the jury system
and election of the local courts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-18

Honorary memberships and jubilee
badges were presented yesterday
the organizations official birthday,
to Paul Stetson, superintendent of
schools, and Mrs. Grace Granger,
School 46 principal
The ceremony. held at School 46,
included welcoming of the two
members by A. E. Baker, president
of the Camp Fire Girls board of di-
rectors, and Miss Helen l.. Nichols,
secretary. Miss Martha Scott.
group guardian, presented the pro-
gram.
In recognition of the birthday.
teachers at School SO and the prin-
cipal, Miss Ada Wyrick, received
bouquets of Talisman roses. Miss
Wyrick received a jubilee badge
from Mrs. v. B. Cain, guardian.
At School Al, where Mrs. Cain is
assistant guardian and Mrs. Ruth
Rankin is guardian, the teachers
ceived roses.
Miss nellie Chapman, School sc
principal, is to receive a badge and
corsage of flowers in appreciation
of her interest in Camp Fire activi-
ties.
All over the city this week Camp
Fire units are holding special meet
irgs for the awarding of badges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-18
1000 City Members Join
in World Wide FestiUity

Two thousand local Camp Fire girls
today entered their jubilee year as
they joined groups all over the
world in marking the beginning of
their twenty fifth year of activity.
The local Camp Fire Girls par
ticipation in the jubilee program in
cludes presentation of jubilee badges
sent out from national headquarters
to city officials and principals in the
49 schools in which Camp Fire
groups hold meetings. theater
party, a program on the steps of
the Monument and a birthday
council fire.
Following the theater party at 9
Saturday morning, the girls are 10
assemble on the Monument steps,
where Mayor Kern is to cut huge
birthday cake.
Two members of the Bluebirds,
junior Camp Fire Girls organiza-
ton, lola Tonllinson of School go
and Barbara Shirley of School "a,
who are to be concealed in the cake,
are to step out and present Mayor
Kern with jubilee badge. He is to
become an honorary sponsor of the
organization. Group singing is to
conclude the party.
At the birthday council fir e
March 81, jubilee badge is to be
presented Gov. McNutt.