Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1938 — Page 24

‘Rolls Up Up 698

_ In Universal

Loop Session

~ Series Sets Season Record in =. - That Loop; Ayres’ one Mark Toppled.

Paul Field today was the pacesetter in local bowling competition, having rolled a 226-258-214—698 series. in the Universal League at

** Pritchett’s Alleys. Field set a league

~ season’s record, surpassing the mark < .established by Walt English Oct. 28

“by one pin. _ Bill Grauel hit for 629 in this

“ “circuit, Bob Hughes 627, John Bent-

ley 620, Larry Rudbeck 607 and Claude Noggle 605. John H. Mor-

: fison, Mc., Hi-Bru Tavern, Koehler

Thrift Market, Polk’s Milk and Champagne Velvet won by a two-

=. out-of-three-game margin.

Harlie Price broke the L. S. Ayres record with a 253-247-171—671 score, ‘Moore connecting for 615. ~ Carl Mindach led the Diamond

“Chain loop with 640, Schlool getting « 612 while Pieper had a 629 in the

Thursday Night Handicap League

> and Ken Koelling rolled 575 in the

American United Life League. ‘« George Zix fired a 628 to head the Print Craft loop, Paul Striebeck toppling 620 pins, Ray Comer and

+ Fritz Bohrman each 606, O'Gorman

. and Klein each 604 and Vale 601. ".- Quality Flowers and Advance Elec-

trotype annexed three games and Palmer Ink triumphed twice. The scores for the Quality Flowers team,

"which totaled 2952, follow:

201— 576

"Ward cececececesccss 214 161 204— 601

Vale ...coccccecsscee 199 198 Reynolds ... . 201 193 199— 593 - Bohrman ... 197 185 224— 606 . Roe sesssscsssse 205 181 190— 576 Totals ....ceee ...1016 918 1018—2052

Tod Wilbur came through with a 664 to top the E. C. Atkins League at the Indiana Alleys, edging out Koehler by two pins. Rube Wilbur had 616 and Rohr 608. : Richwine Sets Pace

I... Wilbur Richwine’s 661 showed the | + way in the Industrial League at the

_ Indiana establishment. Vernon Williams rolled a 648, Gene Rufii 622, Morris Hawkins 620, Don Kellum and Cecil Snyder each 616 and Charles Menges 603. Mitchel & Scott, Capitol Tavern, Ballard Ice Cream and Betsy Ross were triple winners and P. R. Mallory, Fair-panks-Morse and Industrial Steel Treating captured the odd game. Ed Erler turned in a 652 and, jded by Carson’s 619, paced the Indiana Candy quintet to 2903 in the - Parkway Recreation loop. Other high shooters were Commons with 646, LI. Pavey 644, Shoemaker 629, Walton 620, Pinnell 618, H. Hetzler

- and Epstein each 607.

In the Koch Furniture circuit at the Parkway drives, Neff was high - with 640 and Darnell 619. Spencer Plumbing made a clean sweep and H. J. Heinz Co., Arnold Furnace, Old Log Cabin, "Commodores, and C. P. Lesh Paper registered two-out-of-three verdicts.

Queisser Shows Way

Herb Queisser led the Intermediate League at the Uptown Alleys . with 635, Boston firing a 621 and Keller 605. Wiles & Wilson, Scherer Electric, and Hudepohl Beer won three games while Dorsey V-8 Fords and Uptown Tavern finished ahead "twice. Jim Salladay rolled a 615 and Art Hupp 607 in the Fletcher Trust circuit at the Pennsylvania drives while Pein topped the P. R. Mallory League with 566. Jim Ricketts led the Related Foods loop at the Pennsylvania plant with 612. Tacoma.Drugs No. 2 swept its series and Tacoma No. 1 gained double victories, A 609 by B. Koors was best in the St. Catherines’ League at the Fountain Square Alleys. In the Alpha League at Fountain - Square, Riggins set the pace with 586. Howard Deer Co. Indiana ‘Candy and Thoman Shoe captured

~ two games.

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At the Central Alleys, Conrad was outstanding in the R. C. A. loop with 609. The East Side Social circuit also " was in action at the Central drives, _Lannon’s 578 taking first honors. Bosart Tavern gained a shutout victory while Sinclair Motor Service and Victor Pharmacy were ahead twice. A 598 by Hayes at the Hotel Antlers topped the Elks League. Skinner Radio was a three-time - winner while. Business Furniture and Junior Social Club registered double triumphs. At the Illinois Alleys, Harris led the Link Belt Dodge loop with 584

++ and Gibbs turned in a 519 to head _._the Hornaday Milk circuit.

Entries now are being accepted for the 420 scratch doublds sweepstakes, which will be held for the first time at the Pennsylvania Alleys March 12 ghd 13. In addition to cash prizes, spe“cial awards of bowling balls for the ~ duo with the best single game and

two pairs of bowling shoes for the

.*. high third-game score have been ..announced.

A or Wy

Dan Abbott is in charge of the tournament and will receive entries . up to noon March 12. All entrants ‘must have rolled in 12 or niore

«league games.

- MEDICAL JOURNAL

HITS JUNIOR TOURNEYS

—. ‘Basketball tournaments for grade Eo. .. school pupils today had drawn crit- * jeism in the March issue of the

~ Journal of the Indiana State Medi-

; ge <a Association.

Such tournaments should be held,

. if at all, under strict supervision of | city, county or state boards, thé

- Journal declared. “It is interesting to observe that ‘college teams very rarely play two : in one day, or more than two f in one week,” the editorial ; ted out, adding that investigation showed grade school teams six games in three days in 3 Lip tournament.

Oaklandon never had a chance as it went down before Ben Davis, 51 to 34, in the opening game of the Indianapolis sectional of the state high school basketball tourney at Tech gym last night. ®he Giants never were safely in front during the first two quarters, but they exhibited phenomenal shooting in the last half to roll up their comfortable margin. In the last 16 minutes, Ben Davis shot 13 of 24 field goals attempted. Kenny Bloomer, who moved to center to replace Bill Moore, missed two shots at the start of the game and then hit eight consecutive field goals and three free throws without a break.

his five shots added two points to the Giant total. Gil Downton was accurate from the field, geeting every one of his three shots. Ben Davis led, 10 to 5, at the quarter and 18 to 14 at the half, Oaklandon staying near only through the brilliant play of center Walter Nickel. Nickel got five of his

Advance

catur and Miller missed. Card wentr under the basket and scored for Decatur just before the gun. Final score: Decatur, Central, 35; Broad Ripple, 22.

Decatur Cent. (35) Broad Ripple (22) FG FT PF FG FT PP Butler,f .. 86 4 3|Eni wee 3} 13 Card,f ....1 O O|Per nsf 0 0 © Shanklin. 2 0 1|Miller,f ...2 0 0 Jessup,f .. 0 0 © Dawsong .0 0 © Hoffman,c. 2 4 1|Tdylor,c 2 1 4 Millerc .. 0 0 0|Ca ter, 2 | 0 1 Moore, .. 0 1 2|Scottg . 2 3 D.Taber,g. 0 0 0|Burger 2 ..0 0 1 Mills,g .2 0 1jDuncang .3 1 0 R.Taber,g. 0 0 1|Bowenc ..0 1 0 Totals ..13 9 9] - Totals ...8 6 11 5 Scop ® ih, at Half—Decatur Central, 19; roa 5 Ref rel hte. Umpire—Klinck.

Blue Devils Victors First Quarter

Krampe hit a tipin shot for Shortridge. Wes Eusey came back with a tipin for Castleton. Whitesell scored from the right side for Castleton. Krampe scored another tipin, evening the game at 4-all Stautz of the Blue Devils fouled Buck of Castleton, who scored. Bruce tipped one in for Shortridge. id hit from the left side for tleton. Krampe got another tipin for the Blue Devils. Stautz drib-

added another fielder for Shortridge. Messersmith went in for Fox of Castleton. Bruce scored on another tipin and Castleton called time. . Schlake of Shortridge fouled Eusey who missed just before the quarter ended with Shortridge leading 14 to 7.

Second Quarter

Schlake tipped one in for Shortridge and Bruce followed suit. Eusey fouled Schlake who made one free throw. Whitesell hit from short right for Castleton. Eusey again fouled Schlake who made the first but missed the second. Shortridge led 20 to 9 at this point. Fox hit from left center. Messersmith fouled Moreland, who missed. Bruce stole the ball, dribbled under and scored. Castleton called time. Moreland of Shortridge stole the ball, went under and scored. Stautz of Shortridge fouled Messersmith, who missed, but took the rebound to score. Schlake made a tipin shot for Shortridge. Eusey fouled Moreland, who scored. Messersmith scored from in front of the basket. Krampe scored on a pivot shot as the half ended: Shortridge, 29; Castleton, 16. Third Quarter Schlake of Shortridge fouled Ludlow, who scored. Krampe scored on a tipin. Whitesell. fouled Schlake. Schlake missed. Messersmith fouled Bruce who missed. Allerdice went in for Stautz. Fox of Castleton fouled Bruce who missed. Bruce scored on a tipin. Bruce missed a shot, followed the ball in and scored. Hardy of Shortridge replaced Moreland. Hesler went in for Krampe. On a double foul against

Service Rivals Add To Sports Program

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 4 (U. P).——The Naval and Military academies will increase their athletic competition in future years under a program anounced today. From now on the service academy athletes will meet in 11 branches of sport instead of six. Newly added sports are swimming, gymnasium, tennis, soccer and golf. Traditional sports to be continued are football, baseball, - basketball, cross: country, lacrosse and track and field.

HARDWICK IS RETAINED

"ANNAPOLIS, March 4 (U.P.).— Lieut. Harry J. Hardwick has been retained as head coach of football at the Naval Academy, it was announced today. Commander Ward Davis, now in command of the Destroyer Dewey at San Pedro, Cal, will become graduate manager of athletics in June, succeeding Commander A. C. McFall.

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In the third quarter, every one of |’

Shortridge and Decatur

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bled under and scored. Moreland |Hoig

tunable to say when the break oc-

six baskets and two of his four free throws during the first half. When Ben Davis stopped Nickel by keeping the ball away from him in the third and fourth quarters, Oaklandon fell even farther back. Moore, regular Ben Davis center, is in bed with double pneumonia, contracted early in the week. His condltion is reported to be grave.

Summary: Ben Davis (51) Oaklandon (34) FG FT PP FG FT PF Sears,f ...3 1 O0jBellf...... 0 0 3 Shaffer.f . 4 1 1{Bolanderf. 3 3 © Bloomer.c. 8 3 2|Nickelc ...6 4 2 Hammer,g. 2 0 4/Reynoidsg. 06 2 3 sg --..2 1 4|GlnApple,g. 0 0 2 Dwntn,f-g. 3 1 3iByaiss ve B13 3 aishf ..0 0 0|G lApple,g v 0 2 Collier.,f .. 0 0 Phel .0 0 0 oorec ..0 0 OPerkins,g .0 0 0 Meko.g . 0 0 6|virging ... 0 0° © Totals ..22 13| Totals ..11 12 13 Score at Halt—Ben Davis, 18; Oaklandon, 14. Referee—Hobbs. __Umpire—White.

Continentals Oust

Warren Central

Washington let Warren Central get away in front in the sectional’s second tilt but soon overtook and

in Sectional

Allerdice and Whitesell both made their free throws. Bruce scored on a tipin. Raber replaced Schlake of Shortridge. Hardy went under and in for Shortridge as the quarter ended with Shortridge leading, 40 to 18.

Fourth Quarter

Allerdice fouled Whitesell who missed. Hesler fouled Messersmith who scored. Allerdice connected from . short left. Allerdice fouled Fox who missed. Swinford fouled Eusey who missed. Messersmith committed his fourth foul on Hardy and was replaced by Hamm. Hardy missed the free one. Eusey of Castleton also went out on the personal foul route and was replaced by Fields. Bracken went in for Fox of Castleton. Cox of Castleton went Mm for Buck. Hardy went under and scored just before the final gun. Score: Shortridge, 44; Castleton, 19. Shortridge (44) Castleton (19) FG FT PP Fa FT PP

Bru 0 1]|Eusey.f «2 0 4 Rllerdice £ 1 1 OX, yr 0 0 O Stautzf ..1- 0 2(Foxf ..... 1 0 1 Swinford, to o 3 Mssrsmth,f 2 1 3 Krampe,c . 5 0 0|Whitesell,e. 2 2 2) Heslerc ..0 0 1Hamm(f ..0 0 0 oréland,g 2 1 O|Fields.g .0 0 0 & «2 0 OlLudlowg ..0 1 0 Schlakeg. 2 2 2|Buckg ....0 1 2 Raber,g .. 0 0 O|Brackeng. 0 0 © Totals ..20 4 10/ Totals .. 7 5 12

ope at Half—Shortridge, 29; Referee—Klinck. Umpire-—White, ———————————————————

Glovers Score High Average

Castle-

+Milton Bess, flashy welterweight— eased through to the semifinals on March 11. Bud Cottey, featherweight, lost in the quarterfinals on what appeared to be a bad decision since he forced the action most of the distance. An X-ray examination yesterday morning disclosed that Bud received a fractured left thumb in one of the Wednesday battles, but he was

curred.

He’s Wildcat Cummings Bill Cummings, nicknamed Wildcat Cummings by his companions, looked the part of a typical movie pugilist on his return home. His right ear was in a plaster cast, his nose was peeled and he sported a

conqueror, Edward Wright of Detroit, who will return to Chicago for the semifinals, found Cummings his toughest opponent during the Tournament of Champions. Milton Bess goes to the semifinals with Marvin Liddell, Oklahoma City; James O'Malley, Chicago,

Indi: ADKINS—Jessie Y{oodson, beloved son of

CURTIS Gorirude, age 64 years, beloved

|Ben Da vis, Washi ing rion and Tech Win Local Sectional: Openers

passed the Warriors, racing away. with a 46-to-34 decision.-

: Warren Central was in the game.

until Bob Kersey and Louie Leerkamp spilled in a pair of two-point-

ers in the second session, after |

which the Continentals speedily drew away.

Kersey - tolied around the middle |

of the floor, driving the enemy frantic with four of his seven baskets; which he hit from far afield. Leerkamp contented himself with four ‘baskets and turned in his customary stellar performance beneath the baskets. . Marion (Red) Carter was Washington’s joker, slipping by the Warrior defense to register eight field goals. The city champions’ defense was mediocre, as was Warren Central’s and the. game resolved itself into an offensive joust. Washington led, 11 to 9, at the quarter; 20 to 14 at the half, and 37 to 29 at the conclusion of the third period. : Howard DeGolyer paced the Warriors with eight field goals, inserted often enough to keep hope burning in Warrior rooters’ hearts, Sum-

mary: Washington (46) Wa FG FT PF Tea, Cont, rier Leerkmpf,f 5 0 4|Bottema.£ . nN Carter,{ ..8 1 3|DeGolyert. 7 i 3 Kersey.c .. 7 2 2 Applegats.s 0 1 4 easier § i 3 Kricper ce 1 33 Be rek.g. 1 McCalipf. 0 0 © Miller! ...0 1 0 ickle.s D0 Beuke.ec .. 0 0 0 gg ....0 QO Brunner.c. 0 0 0] Total 20 6 15 Totals ..12 10 11 't — o Score’ = Half. Washingios. 20; Warren Referee— White, _Umpire—Kiinck. Franklin Township Easy for Tech

Tech warmed up for its sectional championship defense by topping | Franklin Township. 39 to 14, in last night’s final game. The Green had seven points before Franklin Township scored and the whole game, suffered through the opponents’ inability to. connect with the ‘basket. Coach Bayne, Freeman’s Tech outfit indicated that it was off form by missing innumerable short, setup shots and being.unable to drive 5 the Franklin Township defe often enough to ‘get a Ali pi short blasts at the hoop. Playing fiercely all the way, Franklin Township controlled the ball a. fair share of the .time, but

failed as miserably as Tech in its}

efforts to locate the hole in the basket.

Although he was outscored by MA

many other players during the first night of sectional play, Jack Smart of Franklin Township earned considerable favor by scrapping for at least 30 of the 32 minutes of the game, being removed near the tag end of the tilt.

Smart, a senior guard, kept his|2 | mates driving in as if they were]

close enough to catch the floynder= ing Green club, instead of ‘way back. Jim Evans, four two-pointers: led:

the scorers, while Ray Holland, who}

shared Tech's forward berths with

Evans, totaled seven points on three | W-

baskets and a free throw. Summary:

Indianapolis Golden Glovers re- ; turned from their fistic lark in Chi- Tol F& FT ) Feadeiis 8 #t or cago late yesterday and reported | M oridt-c i I 3 ible. 5 6 3 the trip was well worth the several| Hickeyc .2 2 2Drakec ...0 ‘0 3 weeks of training which got them | Corolle 0 3 ilies) 1 & to the Tournament of Champions |Hollandf.. 4 1 3Walkerf ..0 1. 1 and five days of fun mixed with |Kromerr. 0 & ojpousec +9 8 11° leather throwing before ‘three big | Shristisnc 1 0 0lApp Fn 0 0 0 owls si Chicago Stadium, ni he 1 1 Hoods 4 02 e Times-Legion boys made the| Totals ..16 7 14 Totals ..5 8 12 best average of any Eo ever sent | s Score at Half “Tech, 18; Franklin Townfrom Indianapolis as three reached Referee—Klinck. Umpire—Hobbs, the final night of fighting, and one Deaths—Funerals 1

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8 138 East Washington St. 11. Saturday, 10 o WORK GUARANTEED. ; - . SAre¥ W. MOORE FUNERAL 9 REFERENCES GIVEN. CHS Fron Bone: ~~ apartment; urial Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. samples; les; esti ORIENTAL | N.—L0 2=room SCHORY_Gertrude ¢ C. of 58 Ridgeview mates given. Sinitaction Sssured. HEN © ment: utiles: inner innerspring | steam he a monet Se on Theodore J, Schory, a cleaning; Immediate rervice: 15 iE SE SampIsie: LOANS From Gt Fils 58 rgd) HE SR RS Wa i al IR OF SA erick, ‘departed this iife Thursday. Fu- | FAPERHARGING —Faining 30 Jeers oi | 7 1 years’ ex- |p 1-room, kitchSt. Up to $300 on hab £ Wash. | DSB nemler on-4005 o-"infoudh March. epete; Convenient: 1 OF 3 steam neat: © AUTOMOBILES HA-1882 i Clear Ing. ox PROSPECT. a9 — Warm, ¢ lean. modern © DIAMONDS > SKEL ON Beri Teo. age. 42, beloved wife | - = (Mattresses) utiitties? a A © WATCHES, RINGS of Richard "Sieiton tl STATE. N81 Targe, clean, com- © TYPEWRITERS of Indias of lvls and Estill, Spell | ua Billows. fortably “furnished ’ rooms: | kitcheneite, o MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS || Gases lis: Dassed away at. the. Snell, In-| EA Sul Le» ATE, XN. nga Ll Tooms, ®o FUR COATS pital. $8 3%, the home, Jita "(Meat Markets) Kitchene light, clesn; ities; car MEN'S SUITS : i ba m Hiehss | % : ne). * SHOTGUNS, bogie } das Baki, wi ° S, Ete. WOODWARD: B. age 80 years | BLE Tr by beloved mother of BE. ape o8 years ARB 3 ; . ; 4 Frank Woodward of lis, sister a SACKS BROS. || EF avn

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FLUFR ch chenille rugs made | from old ru 2 9x12 cleaned ing size 4." $5. ACTIVE RUG CLEANERS.

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FIRST-CLASS uphoistering—Furniture reSshit "Sin Bt. Ta-235h. rices. SPEARING,

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KRESGE BUILDING Rooms Without Board 14

$3; constant hot water. ALABAMA, 1920 N.—Large front room. Suitable 1 or 2. Good heat, clean. Phone. CARROL LION. ol ee front room; first floor; or ivate entrance; nis Sptionat

decorated;

PRIVATE HOME, newl eco

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ean, warm constant

hot water; iat floor; ouble. CLINTON HQOTEL—29 Virginia Ave. Cle steam healed sleeping rena $2.50 ul Sam, DELAWARE, 607—Lovely front $004 1 heat; all ‘conveniences. Walking dis-

| ILLINOIS,

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axclusive PEAS for

CENTRAL, 1404—Furnished 2-room apartent. New studio couch. Kelvinator. private entrance. CENTRAL, 1620—Unfurni es in convenient

3-bedroom; | MOVING an ocation. HA-

ca ME EK Cd ar closet, 0- 4 stat; ’ private entrance, utilities. ! Wanted to Rent 23 PR rachive iv 2 Anturnished. bedeaoen apett- | FILLING STATION - oom a - ments; redecorated; utilities, Reduced. town. All details he highway So i : janitor. Times. | CARROLLTON—4-room apartment; iis Ts He pon stop for key 2001 Car- Moving a Storage °# 2

KIMMEL'S,

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onable a White, KAMP. IR-2185-1.

WILL“ niove vou for discarded furniture,

coverea Jane Jonge - men.

2364—Furnished or “unfurnished nes Tetriferaiion; good location; private bath; entrance — Un furnished 2-bedroom excellent condition, steam janitor furnished. LI-4516; evenings,

2 BRaE ve water, arage, Call’ Mr. Vollrath,

MERIDIAN, N., 1628—Large clean room; kitchenette; innersprings; phone; guod transportation; reasonable. MERIDIAN, N., 3055—Attractive 3-bedrm. unfurnished a; riment; heat refrigeration furnished. LI-1850. BE-4446.° MERIDIAN. 3335 N.—Two-bedroom apt.; reife Tv, in, ro a ce it Set $6 FeraRk allEnoy 2 Tio 5596. :

lo ah redecor ried, Peat, Wer uniurnisne Tre Ira ea 2 LI-1850. B

es 3150—Modern Eau apartment: Yo ita features; venetian blinds, shower, radiator covers; heat and water Jur. nished; $45. Inquire. Rivoli Theater office, CH-0549

Built-in heat, gullities, 1530 ‘N. Illin

WILL share 5-room modern apar t with middle aged, employe: . RI4 APTS. $25-$32.50

5-RM. wall hs © on to SW all” utilities; well managed. 1116 N. Capitol.

Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished apd Unfurnished Apartments. 108 B. Wash. RM. 303. LI-5393.

402 N. Meridian ...ccccocceccsccss $125.00 3809 N. Pennsylvania ceeee..ceccean $2 & Beunsylvania eese..$47.50 to 52. 52.80 co

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SEN ERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439

iB EFFICIENCY, $34 features, painted walls, Rood

EMERSON, N., 421—Front room, adjoining bath; cedar closet; instantaneous Redd water. IR-5834. GUILFORD, 3500—Decsirable room, vei home. Gentleman. Garage optional. HA-

TON, N., 533—-Large room, private entrance, $3; gerage and wor rkshop. ILLINOIS, N:, 3232—Choice furnished rms.;

hot water; “steam heat; private entrance. HA-1563.

1 or 2 ladies, employed. References. HA-0321. IRVINGTON, 56 N.—Room for one or two;

near carline. Call IR-6935.

JULIAN, 5621 (Irvinzton)—Very desirable single o or. double. Business girls. Private.

MASSACHUSETTS Ave., 703. Apt. 9—Clean sleeping room near bath. steam heat.

MERIDIAN, 520 N., APT. 17.

a Jot 0, MERIDIAN 6—Sleepin yoom next bath. Tprivaie’ Trae! Reaso able. After IAN, po N.—Apt. D-1, employed girl to Fhate adil 7 Near transportation. NEW JERSEY, 2062-—Room, young men, twin beds; 2 tubs, $3 PINE, N., S4z-on e or 2 furnished or unfurnished. 1s. Breakfast; kitchen privileges. Ae50.

1134—Comifortabl clean room for gentleman, ned bath. Reference. __Car, bus. CH-3338-WHITTIER, 21 Bx ‘frvington)—Modern front bedroom, near bath: near carline. Gentleman ee ee WOODRUFF, 856 W. DRIVE — Desirable Yoou, suitaple for 1 or 2; reasonable; __ phone.

15TH, W.,

home: 't

1TH, near bath: reasonable ra 21ST., W.; 128—FINE SLERPIG ROOMS. NEWLY DECORATED, $3 EACH.

optional. Meals. BE-

Bros, SomL, Sci, TIRE room, bath 0SS Ve 4 sprin ings. 2 employed. HA-0165. LOVELY large room, north; private ome; ray breakfast opt. HA-3793-W,

2° NICE bedrooms for employed people;

ILLINOIS, 3638 N.—Nicely furnished room, |

i 8 ( Fapeedy ay) —Room. modern | $42.5

2—Nice warm Sleeping room; | AL.

- SPACIOUS, HOME- ~ LIKE APARTMENTS

UNFURNISHED 1334 Central, No. 3; 3 rms. $42.50 1907 N. Delaware; 3 rooms; utilities .. $42.50 . 117 N. Arsenal; 5 ‘rooms, garage ............. . $35.00 1119 Park; 4 rms.; garage $32.50 1614 N. Alabama; 3 rooms $30.00 1224 N. State, No. 4; 4 rms. $27.50 314 E. St. Clair; 2 rooms; utilities ....... 22.50

LI-8401, 44 VIR. AVE.

HE-1328.

$16; 518'2 N. Tacoma—Four-room upper Suples. ansuInished, semimodern.. Water

$26—RAYMOND, E.. 918; five-room modern double, - unfurnished. Clean, near park. DR-6213-M. $30 (E. 10TH. NEAR 2800) 5-rm. homes Biaag; wat. pd. yard. Others. IIE-4466 $32.50; NORTH—Unfurnished “¥wo-bedroom modern bungalow double; also two-bed-ta single. 5131 College. Inquire 5172

Ce mm ER ne 0; AUDUBON RD 8. 307 (Irvington —Unfurnishe: modern 3-bedroom si on i Garage. nn 411 ABAMA, 2420 — Unfurnished six-room odes, garage; $27.50. Vacant Monday. CARROLLTON AVE., 1526 — Unfurnished seven-room modern. eni lot. New mer 1614 DELAWARE — toilet: reconditioned; sib. CO., RI-4661.

Choice apts. giadly shown.

Houses for Rent

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Delaware, RI-2368.

NEAR . SPEEDWAY 4-room bungalow, Tice 0 S00fition, $400

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DETROIT, 202—Four rooms unfurojshed toil ink, basement; water i $11. Bos lights, gas paid, $15. HU 2 * a

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Results at lowest want ad word rate in Thy city in ‘The Times. Phone RI. 5551.

Rooms With Board 15

WILL board boy, on jars, 9-12 yrs.; good home. Times, Box 771

ILLINOIS. N., PRET room, ex- | cellent meals: respects le home. Gentlema, R HA -0799.

[EXINGTON, 937—Nice home; railroaders % old-age pensioners preferred. DR-

MICHIGAN, E.,

employed. Good meals. Garage. CH-4781-R.

NEW JERSEY, 2253—Clean, cheerful room, private one: innersprings, good pieail, Lat conveniences: $6.

PRIVATE HOME, care for sick, Elderly 275d convalescerite: balanced mea. 3d

Hotels 16 ROOSEVELT HOTEL grote SR

week up. Me Uh Forking ‘space. OTEL, 920 N. $3 WK. OLE Sutsids rooms; steam heat. tance. Cooking privileges.

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MARKET, ink To heated, light housekcepins. on rooms. New

Br Be ETRE near bath, warm, clean, walking "distance! 1440 N. Alabama.

3. MARKET, E., 536—Large, Tight clean, quiet 1-room apartment; firs 50; ; 0—NEW JERSEY, N. = Higley 1 rivaished 2 rooms; good heat.

$4.50-—CARROLLTON. 1804—2 room apartment; everything furnished; in-a-door ‘bed; Ih entrance, $5 AND $6—Carrollton, 1561 2-room apaTtment, illite, Jat Private entrance.

1629—Lovely room, 1 or 3 G

EAST. 812—Unfurnished, eight rooms. ath, lect Bath. Gas. cleciricity. Cheap rate, good Tern double. garage. Go 3 room fi modTr ouble, ra 0 DRL. garage. od condition. FALL CREEK BLVD. E. 3316—Four-bed-room brick home, To living ‘rm,, fireplace, two baths, .unfurn., Sy appointment. Mr. Clark Jr., 1.I-5596. OLIVER H. CLARK AGENCY. seven-room single. Garage. Bet a. rated. RI.724 . Rg eng redecUILFORD. 26 ET VitaE shed 5-roo Jfodern double, $22.50. irish paid. THE

IL -T ry, s water paid; $35. 4119. Yo Raraee: MORRIS, 1810 a ished modern Le oom double. Water paid: $20. Ga-

$66 (NORTH, 3400), unfurnished 3-bedrm. oe fireplace, tile bath; water paid. CH-1328-W. OF na TR0T—Five-room modern un- > CO! 0! _ Brookside’ Park. CH-0253 53-0. one wate OXFORD, 964 N,—5-room double; unfur-

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PROSPECT, 431 — era 5-room modern; Seuly decorated; 325; water

paid. DR-4206 PROSPECT. 25 Unfurnished 6-ro0 {Snimodem, $15 “month. Inquire T9421 SPRUCE. 1609 (rear) —Onturaished 4 room hou. lights, ter paid,” $10. - Adults. RLAND, oT at 2641: unfurnished mE double, beautiful outlook. Thoroughly modern, v _. Venetian blinds, -fireplace. . - 23D., E., 324 — Six rooms, redecorated; near school: heat, water paid, 332.50. _ Unfurnish rnished. HA- 3576- J.

‘31ST W., 1329—7-room modern untuinished

house; redecorated. LI-4535. HA-2906-

ATTRACTIVE, - well located a 4-room upper Tex. outside porch, elecfrie 30 2X rigeration, Heat. R&S, water paid.

957 LEXINGTON Four-rm., semi-modern, unfurnished, $14. OHN R. WELCH & SONS 23° W. Ohio. LI-3423.

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