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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-08
SLEUTHS DENY
INVESTIGATING
CONGRESSMEN
Three Agencies Refute
Claims Such Probes
Have Been Made.

By scripps-Hotoard Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, May s.-Thee
leading investigative agencies in
the government today denied they
had conducted any under-cover in
quiries into the affairs of members
of Congress.
Senator Homer T. Bone Cd,
Wash0, who has announced that he
planned 10 propose a Senate in
vestigatior of such Investigators,
said his statement had brought him
many messages ard letters suggest
ing material for such an inquiry.
Mr.. Bone declined to give any ex-
amples of under-cover operations
against Senators or congressman.
beyond his statement that one SEN
ator's campaign expenses were in
vestigated by agents of an unnamed
government department, and that
agents of another department spent
thousands of dollars investigating
rumors started by people Of evil
reputation who were hired by or in
alliance with business competitors Of
the man under investigation"
Denial Made for G-Men
Denials were given to reporters
by spokesman for j. Edgar Hoo
ver's Bureau of Investigation in the
Justice Department, Louis Claws
investigating bureau in the Interior
Department and the WPA inquiry
unit headed by Dallas bort
Make the denial as strong as
you please" was the Justice De-
partment's reaction to the Bone
charges.
The developments recalled COM
plants made by congressman in the
Theodore Roosevelt Administration
that they were being Swallowed by
secret service men, and the unsuc-
cessful prosecution of Senator Bur-
ton K. Wheeler Cd, MONTH 10 years
ago by the Justice Department, fol-
lowing his investigation of the de-
partment's operations under Harry
M. Daugherty.
PrOpOSal Before Senate
The proposed La Toilette investi-
cation of labor espionage and other
violations of civil rights, if voted by
the Senate, probably would author
ize inquiry into any shadowing or
investigation of congressman for po-
litical purposes. The preliminary
inquiry under the La Toilette reso-
luton, justs completed, dealt most
ly with anti-labor spies, however.
, Senator Bone expressed a fear
that such Investigations as he de-
scribed, if not curbed, would be
used TO coerce members into atti-
tudes favorable to the ends sought
by the people who control these
under-cover operations"
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Bows


Thresa Valentine. rs. at sisis E. 18th,
broncho-pneumonia.
Mary Hoiloran, rs, al $40 z. Vermont
chronic intersticial nephritis.
Theodore c. Anderson. 81. at 24S S. uli-
nois, acute cardiac dilatation.
William A. Hill. 50, at City. chronic
myocarditis.
Ella Schultz. 20. at 327 S. East. coronary
.occlusion.
Bessie Lone. 40 al CITY. carcinoma
William c. Kuhlman. II. at 1924 New
man. cerebral hemorrhage.
Samuel Scott, 80. at Methodist. strepto-
coceic sore throat
William A. Vaughn. 81. at Methodist.
uremia.
Silvia smedley. rs. at s24 W. 18th,
arteriosclerosis.
Henry n. Bishop. rs, at sl7is Z. Merrill.
carcinoma.
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IS Sale Suburban Farms

IS Sale Suburban Farms
SHERMAN-dr. S.. 7o2-5-room bungalow
excellent condition. breakfast ROOM
built-inS, Enclosed rear porch. double
garage. shrubbery. S3500.00. Will sell
additional ground adjacent to this home
at very low price. Vacant. CH-0899.
Sale or Trade
"a Acre vacant gr., clear, good bldg.
site. close-in. near Lyndhurst-dr. Trade
Tor deed equity or cash. HE-1801, LI-2541.
HALL-ROTTEL CO.. INC.
Total Price, $3.50
Small new house not finished, with H.
acres. near Allisonville. A. r. STARK,
HE-l80l. Hall-Hottel Co. Inc. LI-2541.
TEN acres: good outbuildings: seven rooms:
about six miles on Shelbyville Pike
BARGAIN TO SETTLE ESTATE; $500.
CAMBY--5-room cottage: electricity. ga
rage. large chicken house. barn. acreage.
Speedway: Fisher-av. 1874: 5-room mod
ern bungalow: garage; So. $50. DR-53S3-M.
PITTSBORO. Ind. 3iz Acres with 5-room
house; garage with extra room: fruit
trees: $1,000. RI-7ol7. ais Indiana Trust
Bldg.
6-ROOM modern: built-ins full basement:
IDEAL home. 80 Iris. BE-0i20. SOILS Rock
REAL ESTATE RENTALS. INSURANCE.
r. A. FRANKIE RI-2sOO
Z. KIRK MCKINNEY CO.. NC.
BE SURE-Of your title. Demand an ab-
stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO..
100 s. Market-st- Union Title BLDG
FIVE or ten acres. South of Beech Grove.
70 settle estate. 2o25 Shelby.
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Sale or Trade
Total Price. ST5l

u Acre vacant gr., clear. good bldg.
site, close-in, near Lyndhurst-dr. Trade
Tor deed equity or cash. HE-1801, LI-2541.
HALI-ROTTEIy CO. INC
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Small new house not finished, with H.
acres, near Allisonville A. r. STARK
HE-l80i. Hall-Hottel Co.. Inc, LI-254i.
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GOOD farm mare. weighs 1900 lbs; just
moved to town and have no use for
horse. $40 S. Easiest (rearl.
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nuILnTNd PERMITS

McHfli McHaelis.. loo7 Highest. s25. re-
wire electric circuit
Rex Lands. $500 N. New Jersey-st. SIS.
install four electric circuits.
I'd Burns. ~ N. Dcarborn-st. s25. change
William Convey. Iiss centenniai-av. s2s.
install electric range.
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BUNDY-We wish to thank our friends.
neghbors and relatives for their many
acts OF kindness during the illness and
death Of our beloved mother and grand
mother. Mrs. Emily Bundy. Especially
do we thank the Rev. l.. H. Kendall, Will
liam Kendall Mrs. r. D. Todd. Mrs.
Sam Sheriff., Shirley Bros and Mr. and
Mrs. Burcham, and all for their beauti-
full floral offerings.
THE FAMILY
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Charles G. Mcvee, %, Of 1909 Joseph
st. truck driver, and Catherine M Ack-
ermann, II, Of 1909 S. Waldemere-st,
housekeeper
William Deshong. 54 Dayton. o., bar
Der, and Estelle Berry, 81, Lincoln Hotel,
Roilie Gibbs, "a, Middletown. O., paper
maker, and Kinda Downs. "a C1aypool
Hotel. housekeeper.
oliver Lovelace, 25 of 726 w. Vermont
st, minister. and Arttie May HARRISON,
rs, of 726 w. Vermont-sr, housekeeper
Clarence Clemens, "a, Of 2245 N Capt.
tol-av, waiter. and Harrttie Turner, 10.
of 2245 N. Capitol-av. housekeeper.
Dean I. McCarty. 81. of 1919 N. New
Jersey-st, clerk. and Adelaide Long. "a,
of 2449 Pierson-st, file clerk.
Robert Whitehead, 80 of 223 Geisen-
dorf-st. cook. and Mollie Northingtors.
81. OF 72l w. Vermont-st, maid.
Alvah B. Schissel, 26 of 1917 E. New
York-St. clerk. and LaZora NJ Taylor,
20. of 20 N. Oriental-st, waitress.
Vaughn e. Fitzwater, %, OF 1887 w.
S2nd-st. truck driver. and Marian A. Mel
son, 20, &C 3544 Carrollton-av, clerk.
Glenn Baker. AZ. of 507 E. WASHINGTON
st, painter. and Betty A, Bennett. 80. of
PAL N. Arsenal-av housekeeper.
George w. Lyman, 81. of l4S4 Edwards
av, truck driver, and Helen NJ. Johnson,
10, of 1884 Edwards-av bakery helper
Alvin Leaf. %. Ewing, Ind. mechanic,
and Lottie Weekly, "a, Harrison Hotel.
housekeeper.
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Births
Girls

. Thomas, Berniece Earps. Methodist.
Kelvin, Harzel johnson Methodist.
Victor, Margaret Bullock, Methodist
Percy. Margaret Parrot. 1919 Hillside
Leroy. Marcelle Sheets. 3Sia S. Oriental.
Victor. Bett Mandeboch, S55 N. New
Jersey.
Raymond. Beatrice Blythe, 1915 E. Ray
mond.
BOYS
Ralph, Lucille Ringlespaugh. Methodist
Melvin, Verna Erman. Methodist.
Esper. Ruth Epps. Methodist.
Merlin, Marie CLANCY. Methodist.
James. Mary GARRISON 1888 w. 18TH
william. Iva Kelly. $50 Elm.
Jesse. Pauline Jump. IS N. Warman.
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: DeathS-Funer1Ls

indianapolis Times, Friday, May, 8, 1896.
ADAMS-Andrew A, husband of Mrs Lois
Adams, and father of Robert A. Adams,
passed away in Clearwater, Fla. Services
at 4O41 N Meridian-st, Friday, 5 D. m.
burial Crown Hill.
BILLs-Abner, beloved husband of Alice
Bills and father of Miss Carrie Harde-
gan. Dolphia and Frank Bills, of this
city; Clara Mckinney of Nneveh, Ind.
Georgia Stafford Of North Vernon, Ind,
passed away Thursday. May 7, at the
residence, 1541 S. Richland. Services at
the residence Saturday, May 9, p. m.
m 1nd Fands nTted FINN F BRo
SERVICE.
FRENCH.Lewis b. age 70 years, beloved
father of Harold B. French, passed away
Wednesday. May 6. Funeral at the late
residence, 119 N. Bosart, Saturday. May
Crown Hill. Friends may cali at the
residence after 10 a m. Friday. SHIR-
LEY SERVICE.
MAY-Robert H, age 88. formerly of 4914
Broadway; father of Mrs. zota M. Dowd,
Mrs. Gertrude Kimber Muller and Mrs.
Blanche M. Husson.. passed away May 7
at the home of his daughter, 51O9 Carvel
Funeral will be held from the McNEELY
MORTUARY. 1923 N. Meridian-st, Sat
urday 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. Friends
may call at the mortuary any time.
REMBUSCH-Frank j.. father of Trueman
Rembusch and Mrs. Maxine Garrison,
brother of Nicholas, Joseph and George
Rembusch. died Wednesday at Major
Hospital. Friends may call at the
residence. 703 S. Harrison. Shelbyville.
Funeral Saturday. $3.50, at the home;
9 a. M, st. Josephs Church. Shelby
vile. Burial st. Joseph's Cemetery.
KIRBY.
THOMS-Henry E., husband of Bertha G.
Thoms, brother of Frederick Thoms of
Shelbyville, George r. Thoms of Indian
apolis and Mrs. Will Greer. Chicago
passed away Thursday afternoon. Serv-
ices at the -FLANNER g. BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Saturday. 2 p. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
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80 Rooms for Rent


81. 50-JUST off Illinois carline; attractive
front room. Private home. Lady. HA-
1394-M
So; DELAWARE. n, l40s-well furnished
room: good bed; private entrance:
gentleman. RI-e267
So: COY. pleasant room: close bath. I107
N. Alabama, Apt. /: day phone LI-69S9.
CENTRAL. lI2s-Clean, comfortable room.
next bath; phone; home privileges.
Reasonable.
CENTRAL. 22os-Large, light. front room;
nicely furnished: breakfast optional
HE-4096.
DELAWARE. N. l656-Upper duplex: nice
clean room: home privileges; meals OPP
tional- Reasonable.
ing room, Reasonable. Walking DIS
lance. RI-4703.
EAST. 707 s.-Sleeping room: private en-
trance. Modern. On car line.
MICHIGAN. E.. s032-Nlce, cheerful room;
I'VE windows: private home; garage; So.
CH-l5ei.
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so Farm and Garden

DAHLIA weekend specials; Six roots,
large Towering variety, all named. Our
selection $3.50 values for only 81 so.
DELIGHT-U-GAR 21a miles east
on National-rd
HOOSIER PLANT CO-Tomato, cabbage.
onions, pepper, sweet potato plants. 2917
S. Meridian. DR-2625.
MLEAN GARDEN TRACTOR, new. SOS.
Made indianapolis Universal Mfg. Co.
324 w. 10th.
FORDSON tractor, completely overhauled
and painted. c. O. WARNOCK CO., 819
E. WASHINGTON
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
incorrect addresses frequently are given
10 the Marriage License Bureau deliber-
ately The Times in printing the official
list assumes no responsibility for such
nddresses.l
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WHO Is 1T?
Win Guest Tickets to the
CIRCLE THEATER
TO SEE
The ex-Mrs. Bradford
With
VIM. Powell and Jean Arthur
Brides Are Like That
With
Ross Alexander and Anita Louise
RULES
Each day The Times will print or more
questions about various want ads in the
classified columns that day. Read the
questions then na the ad that will give
answered fully, giving the name and adj
dress of the advertiser. NeatnesS and
originality of presentation will be counted
in judging. For the 10 best solutions daily,
The Times will award each guest ticket.
Winners will be announced here daily.
Answers to todays questions must be in
not later than p. m. Saturday. May 9.
TODAY'S QUESTIONS
= Who is it located at 80 Ky. Ave.
i. advertising Rent New Pleasure
Car?
. Who is it (give phone number of
&. FIRM advertising 3 Pieces Furni.
ture Cleaned, $3.50?
. Who is it tgive phone number of
y. partly offering Plaster Contractors,
New, Repair, Guaranteed?
A Who is it located at 126 w. Wash
4. ington selling Sewing Machines?
e Who is it located at 406 Mass.
y. Ave-. Pay Cash for Rugs?
G Who is it (give phone number of
We partly selling House, 702 S.
Sherman?
= Who is it (give phone number of
y. party advertising House at 40 S.
Davidson?
@ Who is it (give phone number of
% party advertising Bungalow, 1874
Fisher Ave?
Bring or mail your entry to the whS Is i
Contest Department, The Times. 2l4 w.
Maryland. indianapolis. Ind.
Winners of May 5th
Questions
/. Miss Rose Persutti. l24 S. Modest.
2 Mrs: May Sticker. 1854 w. isth-st.
;. Ada E.. Peters, 1856 W, lsth-st.
4. Edward Sallee. 1884 w. Michigan-st.
5. Mary Edith Raglan, r. r. /. Box 81.
9. George E. Hailsworth. ss7 Lexington.
z Mrs. Margaret Lang. 40i S. Butler-av.
8. Otto Walker, 1904 + Westinghouse.
10. Orvil Bolts, 906 s. Easiest.
Winners must call for their tickets az
The Times Want Ad Dept. 2i4 w. Mary
iand-st' before p. N, Saturday. May 9.
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l8 Sale Suburban Farms

DANDY 5-room bungalow, nice floors large
living room. electricity. full basement,
furnace, inside water, garage, poultry
house. go fit. front. good transportatio on;
TERMS. STEWART 81 HUDELSON, sos
Inland Bldg RI-8862
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MOD r N|ZE
REMODEL-REPAIR
ALTERATIONS
AUTO BODY SHOPS

Cleaning. pressing. refining, repairing
Reasonable MEYER o. JACOBS, 2l2
E 18th TA-66G7
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NEW JERSEY, n. 203s-Nice front. down
stairs room; private entrance: board
optional HA-257l-W
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NEW JERSEY. N. 2I38-Loveiy front
room. Private. adult family: privileges.
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PENNSYLVANIA. N. 274O-2d floor. front;
twin mahogany beds; owners home: ga
rage. dinners HA 22Q4-J
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The SteinaUay House
So Miscellaneous for Sale

1000 OAK and sassafras fence posts;
Must be sold. Horse manure for sale
by the load. 1851 Kentucky-av. IL
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So Radios, Musical Needs

CARLTON console, 9-tube, pre-owned.
$3.50. L. S. AYRES g. CO.. Radio Dept.
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TACOMA, N, 5l7-Large sleeping room:
next to bath; private home; garage;
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STUDIO. UPRIGHT PIANOS S10O
wonderful selection. all makes, YtoO
Viking MUSIC CO. ''
100 E. Ohio St. Open Eyes,
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20 Situations, Female

DAY or week work for ladies: common
labor for men. Day or week general
house cleaning UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER, INC. LI-3167.
Lowest Cost Situation Ads
Times Situation wanted rates are
lowest in town. ~ words cost only
22c-four days for as littS as
Csc. cash with order. Bring or mail
your ad to Want Ad Headquarters,
The Times, 214 w. Maryland.
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~ Houses For Sale

1913 S. Belmont; 4 rms and toilet. $3.50
652 Warren; rms and bath. $3.50
Big Shepard: rms. and bath. ...... $3.50
226 5. Addison; 6 rms. S1400
Ill9 Fletcher-av: 6-rm. modern -. $240O
$3.50 N. Salem; 8-rm. mod; Scar ga
rage; block to Shortirdge H. S. $500
BRIDGES & GRAVES. RI-3477 HU-2188.
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PENNSYLVANIA, N, 2220-single bedroom.
VIII share home with employed people.
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81 Housekeeping Rooms

SMALL child to care for, no other board
ers. Doctors reference. HU-7705.
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II47 S. LINDHURST
Built for a home, bedrooms and bath
down, and bath up: long living ROOM
fireplace; garage; one-half acre; exchange
for bungalow East or North. Mr.. Burgess,
RI-9388, IR-6l02.
AMERICAN ESTATES CO., REALTORS
EXCEPTIONAL
Two-bedrocm bungalow; story and half
living room, lovely Breakfast room; real
lot Titn shade: near schools and trans
porta.'on. Mr.. Schmidt, RI-9388, HU-6271.
AMERICAN ESTATES CO., REALTORS
SHERMAN-Ir. S.. IO2-5-room bungalow;
like new; breakfast room, inclosed rear
porch. built-ins. shrubbery double gar
age. S3500.00. Vacant. CH-0899.
$4,000, $3.50 DOWNS rooms modern; paved
street; nice home. MR.. MAWSON,
1872 S. Delaware.
14TH, W., 12o-7-room modern house; 4
rooms down. 3 up; house in good condi-
ton. Bargain price. RI-17S6.
EAST-st, s.. 2171-6-room modern, $500
cash; bal. S18 per mo- HARNESS g.
CLINE. ll9l2 N. Alabama, LI-9220.
ORCHARD AVE. $500 BLK.-7-room mod
ern: lot 60x320. $4,000. 215 Indiana Trust
Bldg.
1900 NORTHEASTERN 4-bedroom single
good condition; garage. $4,000. TA-2703.
1900 WEST-Six rooms. semi-modern: get
deed for $3.50 cash. RI-9038
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~ Real Estate Exchange

300-ACRE limestone farm. fair house.
large barn. running water acres of blue
grass, good grain land. one-third trade.
small cash, balance easy payments. o. P.
FORMAN. 403 Lemcke Bldg. RI-8077.
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VERY nice locality; large front room small
private family; privileges: suitable for
two; reasonable BE-O791-M
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RAILROADMENS CELTIC BLDG & LOAN
SCHLOSS BROS. INVESTMENT co.
1877 E. Westinghouse LI-2218
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81 Real Estate Loans

RESIDENTIAL loans as low as $50. F. B.
McKibbin, 846 Consolidated bldg. RI-132e.
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100 E. Ohio st. Open Ewes.
ARVIN Auto Radio, tube, cost $50 SO;
will sacrifice. $50 w. Wash. LI-2644.
USED UPRIGHT PIANOS Gil I'm
Several makes to choose from. pAL Up
Viking MUSIC CO.
100 E. Ohio st. Open Ewes.
$50 Vega Tenor Banjo Tin case) . $3.50
Boehm Clarinet Tin easel ......017 S0
Slingerland Guitar lin easel -. pA 'oO
Easiest Payment Plan in Town.
Lorenz Music Store. 20 Pembroke Arcade.
USED RADIO SALE, 1895 to SIS. VAN
SICKLE RADIO SHOP, "a w. Ohio.
BEAUTIFUL period grand; show model;
only few of it's kind-the only one IN
Indianapolis; will sell at half price. If
you want a piano that is exclusive, see
this. Viking MUSIC CO., 100 E.
Ohio-st
USED square aluminium tub, Maytag wash
er. $29. SO. ECONOMY RADIO SHOP. 245
E. Westinghouse. Open evenings.
9-TUBE Faday Radio ............... $4.95
Radio Sales & Service, 211 Ind, LI-9383
GOOD repossessed car Radios big
Savings" Terms GOODYEAR SERV-
ICE, 627 N. Delaware. LI-4834.
20 USED PIANOS some like new; $40 to
S25. Terms. EX-service men buy now.
Pay when you get bonus. UNIVERSE
MUSIC CO., NASSAU at Walnut-St.
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NORTH. E., $50. APT. 6-sleeping rooms
adjoining bath: private home; one or
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BROADWAY, 2001-s5. so: light. any, mod
ern, apartment; furnished; sink, range;
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BROADWAY. 1626-Two-room apartment;
furnished or unfurnished: Sinks hot
water Oh0pa
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WASHINGTON. E., 3145-Good home:
shower; privileges: three meals S. CHI
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As Securities

2-TAP novelty box, loft combination
counter; polished steel drainboard, etc.
600 e. Southern DR-7291-J
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SIS Wearing Apparel

FORMALS. practically new. size 90
pastel colors. Dandy for graduation.
WA-4850.
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CAPITOL. N. 2O25-Two or three unfur-
nished: utilities: reasonable: month:
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ii Schools, Instruction
20 Help Wanted, Female

TWO saleswomen, pleasant work taking
orders for Saldin "77'' Solution. Can
earn SIS and up. 4101 English.
BEAUTY training for light office work
Royal Beauty Acad., 401 Roosevelt Bldg.
IF YOU DON'T FIND the position you're
looking for here. try an inexpensive
Times Situation Wanted" ad-four days
cost as little as 65c-and may find Just
PAGE Riley 555i. The Times Want Ad
Headquarters
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TALBOT. 2168EFront room, downstairs;
connecting bath. Constant hot water.
TA-i6Q7
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N. ALABAMA, 1104-Clean housekeeping
rooms. Well furnished: front porch: very
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81 Apartments, Unfurn.

4CENTRAL HOTEL-331 N Delaware:
strictly modern outside rooms Transient
and weekly rates
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CARROLLTON, 1226-Nicely furnished
three-room front apartment; one room
kltchenette, utilities, garage. LI-9403.
CARROLLTON 1561-Two-room, front
apartment; all utilities: reasonable. One
|
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BROADWAY, 1108-Strictly private; 4
rooms with bath. Rent reduced.
SHELBY. 2525-Cool garden apartment;
thoroughly modern rooms, built-inS,
Frigidaire Adults $40
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CAMBY-5-room cottage; electricity. ga
rage. large chicken house barn. acreage.
speedway. F1sher-av. 1874: broom mod
ern bungalow: garage. So $50 DR-53a3-M.
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WASHINGTON BLVD. 2820-Nice airy
rooms: shower; bath: So. TA-3s2l.
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NATURES MINERALS

DISEASE and sickness-NATUREs MiNFRS
AL FOOD CO., 127 z. Ohio. RI-I46i-
Call. write ~s
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r EAST-ST. 914, N.-Two front rooms, mod
ern; private entrance: adults; garage;
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BELLEFONTAINE, IO22-One room apart
ment; furnished. private entrance. SO.
BROADWAY, 1134-Three large lower rms
Two beds, S. Room, kitchenette, So.
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81 Rooms NTH Board

ROOM in private family north; gentle
men. Garage. Central carline. TA-2440.
Evening star., 1936-10-06
The Telephone Age.

The other day a group Of men sat
in Washington, another in London and
another in Paris-readjusting the eco
nomic system of the world. To serve
them, battery Of telephones had been
provided. BY grace Of unseen wires
and unseen electrical currents they
talked with each other over the Atlantic.
Engineers would have called the ar
rangement an international hook-up,"
and the phrase likewise might have been
used to describe the relation which the
device was employed to establish. HUI
manity. in more respects than one, was
being correlated.
The significance Of any such develop
ment is largely that Of time. Science
is stimulating the pace of life, quicken
ing the pulse Of every living human
creature. A brief sixty years ago-on
March 10. 1s76-the hrst complete sen
tence was spoken for telephone trans
mission. But Alexander Graham Bell
had created more than . new method
Of communication. his genius had