Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1938 — Page 20

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PAGE 20 FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1938

Softball Notes

Noblesville. scheduled as follows: Walnut Grove vs, t 12:30 p n S. Avres & Co. Huddle Club at 4:15

The Uptown Tavern team will play Liehr’s Tavern Sunday night | at 7:30 o'clock at Broad Ripple], Park. The following players are asked to report at the park at 7| p. m.: Alvis, Fletcher, Klein, Lynn, ‘Marshall, Miller, Mohr, Orphey, Parr, Peggs, Pratt, Reinken, Shaw, Smock and Young.

i VS. p.m Real Silk vs.

William Drissell,

{ night: |

The Howard St. Merchants shut- L 8S out Ajax Beers, 8 to 0, in the AllStar League at Belmont Stadium. Lasley was on the mound for the |

Merchants, allowing three hits.

& Co. Markets m.

Ayres 0. at 7:30 p. m. indiana Ave Markets at 8:30 p.

Vs.

| Ave. team. | Last night at Belmont Stadium |

The Noblesville *N” Club and ' Fashion Cleaners defeated Richard-

Cicero will play off the tie score in Tuesday night's league game on Hardware Sunday at 3 p. m, Forrest Park, | Curme, 5

won from

to 3.

Tribe Ready F or Brewers : ni

a —— { The 101 softball team defeated | | 30th St. Merchants, 2 to 0 last night in a league game at Broad Ripple Park Freeland, 101 pitcher, four hits and struck out

| at Belmont:

Indiana Nprkes | Ajax Bee Sixes | Howard St Merchants Richardson's Market Bhigor © Market higos ashion Cleaners

(Continued from Page 18)

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Saints at Heels Of League Leaders

Write Jerry Layton, 2005 Southeastern Ave. or call DR-2005.

Sunday night at Belmont Stadium Hank McMurray of Lawrenceburg will pitch against Shaw's Markets at 8 ocleck. A member of the Bruce Cafe team, McMurray has lost only one game in three years, a 19-inning tilt, 1 to 0. He pitched Lawrenceburg to a sectional title and then came to Indianapolis last year to pitch them to the regional title over the Chevrolet Body team. Fox, second baseman, has played in

United Press is Indians. liv thrust off a challenge to lead from the Kansas Citv Blues. moved on to Milwaukee today. hopeful of increasing the margin Meanwhile, a new challenger appeared. The St. Paul team, with an eight-game winning streak, was close behind in second place, readv to move into the lead if the Indians faltered. Indianapolis handed Kemp Wicker. Kansas City southpaw, his first

Association defeat in winning the 9 ponent for Sunday afternoon at 2:30

series finale, 8 to 2 for St. Paul waited until the home at Christian Park 1. Phone Fred inning to squeeze Stuck, Drexel 1321.

half of the ninth Toledo relieved

out a 4-to-3 decision cover Hugo Klaerner, who had pitchers, reIt was

two other St. Paul ceived credit for the victory the first time in 11 games that the starting St. Paul pitcher failed to finish.

Joe

The Indianapol having unccessii

their league

Bateman, shortstop. was on the DePauw University team.

Best Coal Co.

the four-hit pitching of Logan Kinnett, Banner-Whitehill defeated the fast Schlosser Bros. team of Frankfort, 5 to 2, last night at Stout Stadium. Kinnett struck out 16 men. Ajax Beers defeated the Crawfordsville A-Loafs 9 to 0. Tonight's schedule for Roe Industrial League Stadium:

Behind

Milwaukee and Belve Bean of Minneapolis had fhut-out victories to their credit Heving held Louisville to three hits as his mates batted out a 6-to-0 , triumph. Bean was a four-hit win- at 7 p. m. 7 ner against Columbus, the Millers , Spine Wells-Bauer winning, 2 to 0.

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'Dizzy’s Trouble ~ Found, Is Claim

Panny Taylor Traded to Columbus + COLUMBUS. O., June 17 (U ~The Columbus Red Birds of Association today anthe trade of Catcher Earl

P) the | American CHICAGO “June | 17 (U. nounced Grace the

for Outfielder

Min ¢ Millers with Dizzy Dean’s $250.000 pitching Minneapolis Miller: arm from his left foot up to his Danny Taylor. To right shoulder today. replace Grace as the club's first- A thorough examination of the string catcher Columbus secured pitcher, who has worked only four Mika Ryba on option from the par- games since he joined the Cubs this ent St. Louis Cardinals. spring at the expense of $185.000 :n —— cash and three players, located the | disorder in a pulled muscle back of | his right shoulder blade, it was reported. The examining physician reported to Owner Fhil K. Wrigley that 10 days or two weeks of treatment, with strict co-operation by Dean, would make the arm ‘as strong as it ever was.” The treatment will be daily diathermic applications (deep heat to stimulate blood circulation), massage and application of a vibrator to exercise the muscles. Meanwhile, Dean must refrain from overworking the muscles. Too much strain was blamed for the latest injury. { Doctors previously believed Dean's ! difficulty was due to an injured toe. WELL TRAVELED MAN Jim Hagan, dean of National League road secretaries. has journeved 497.108 miles with the Phillies

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Cardinals Obtain

Young Infielder

ST. LOUIS. June 17 (U, P) St. Louis Cardinals announced todav the purchase of the contract of Howard Black, 22-year-old infielder, from Rochester, Black, unti! recently Temple University, was signed by Rochester tober but never joined that club. Mike Ryba, who has never been able to make up his mind whether he was a pitcher or catcher. was released to Columbus to make room for Black.

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H. P. Wasson & Co, Westfield at 1:45

Pm Indianapolis, and Voss Hiatt of Cicero, umpires.

Schedule at Belmont Stadium to- |

vs. William H. Rlock England's |

Gooch will pitch for the Indiana |

son's Market, 10 to 6, and VanCamp | Feltman |

Standing in the All-Star League |

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the Kitty League at Paducah, Ky. |

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Motorcyclists from Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky are expected to compete Sunday in the hill climb sponsored by the Indianapolis Power & Light Post, American Legion. on the Frank Mann farm seven iniles southwest of Indianapolis.

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Literary Club Deserts Books for Ancient Guns.

MORROW'S the day the literary, dignified, 50-year-old Century Club gets hot and cold flashes and takes up horse-

shoe pitching instead of reading papers on Spenser's prose, use of the indefinite article or something equally erudite. On the Col. Robert Moorhead farm, 10': miles out the Brookville Road, the members will gather tomorrow afternoon to break into school's-out activities after a winter of weekly meetings when only the intellect was exercised. Quests of honor at the outing will be the surviving charter members of the club—William Fortune, Hilton U. Brown, Evans Woollen, J. W. Fesler, Charles N. Thompson and Alien Hendricks. There will be a banquet at 6 o'clock and all in all about 65 persons will attend. Col. Moorhead, the host said. The main event of the outing is a muzzle-loading rifle shooting match, for which has been collected some of the most impressive horse-and-buggy ordnance that a Kentucky moonshiner ever trained on a “revenooer.” i & ¥

LL the pieces to be used had their origin in Kentucky. and all have interesting ballistics lineage. The most difficult thing about the whole match was finding musket balls. which are round pieces of lead and which are not commercially manufactured any more. To load by muzzle. the marksman puts the round ball in the flat palm of his hand. He then pours enough black powder over it so that it is coverea. He puts the powder in the barrel, then drops the ball in, and taps them both down with a small piece of cotton cloth. The gun then is ready to fire. Newton H. Kiester. Franklin, is the reigning champion shot and will be there to defend the title. He has to show up, Col. Moorhead said, because he owns the guns— all but one which Col. Moorhead himself will supply. Better be shopping around for ear cotton because firing starts at about 3 p. m.

BUILDING IS BRIGHT SPOT IN BUSINES

A considerable increase in build- |

ing activity indicated in both the number and cost of building permits was the one bright feature of the Indianapolis May business and industrial picture as reported today by the Chamber -of Commerce review, Otherwise, the review said, was little to distinguish it from the April record. The Review reported, however, that during the month. two new indust: had begun operations. They were the F. S. Royster Guano Co. employing 300. and the Best Universal Lock Co.. Inc., employing 100. However, employment in groups showed a decline from April, al-

| though there was a gain in both |

payrolls and weekly man hours. All three classifications showed a considerable decrease from May, 1937. Six hundred and four establishments in all groups reported 33.545

employed in May as against 33.924 |

in April. A payroll total for May of $804,703 which was a gain of 1.3 per cent over the Spr! hgute of $7918. 572.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 {Filan 1, 1938

Indianapolis Times June

AUERBACK — Anna, of 1514 Carrollton, passed away suddenly Thursday, wife of Mark, mother of Mrs. Bessie Robbins, Mrs. Edith Nickbarg, Mrs. Helen Jaffe and Miriam Auerback. sister of Abraham. Bert, Orie, Harry and Rachel GoldberE. | Services will be conducted 2 p. toda at the AARON-RUBENS FUNERAL HOME.

Au LS—Charles Wesley, of 2603 N. Gale ., beloved husband of Mary Mae and father of Herman Aulls and Mrs. Annabelle Anslev of Bellefontaine. O., Thomas and Albert Aulls and Mrs, Viola Henry of Indianapolis, departed this life Wednesday, age 64. uneral Saturday, 00 K

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. Burial WashingFriends invited.

| BOHNE Eleanor Louise, daughter of and Lula Rohe, sed away Thursday p. m. Fun onday. 2 p. m.._ at the residence, 3680 8S. Meridian St. Priends invit ed. Burial Washington Park. Flies na call at the residence after Saturday. G. H. HERRMANN SERVI 1CE.

| BROWN Frederick L., entered Thursday, age 63 years, husband of Lillian M. Brown, father of Clarence Brown. Funeral Saturday, MOORE FUNERAL Crown Hill. Friends dence, 616 Highland Ave. Saturday.

| POWNEY-_Wil liam J, erine, father of Mrs. Irene Downey, brother r, elbyville, Ind.. grandfather of dag og died Thursday. Funeral Saturday m. at the IRBY M - ARY. Friends invited. ORY

| GATEWOOD—Eugenia Davis. mother of Mrs. Curt Angell, Mrs, ttie Kendall, Mrs. Earle Pool, Lat Gilbert, Crutchfield Herman and Floyd Gatewood, away Thursdav, are 82 years. may call at 210 N. Beville Ave. after 11 a. m iday, Service Saturdav 3 bk MERLE FUNERAL HOME d. : c ends invite urial Greenwood.

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Indianapolis Times, Friday, June 17, 193% HOOTEN—Gol die, of 1441 S. Tibbs Ave. beloved wife or Harry Hooten, mother of Harry Jr.. daughter of John Martin and May Graves ol Lambert, Miss.; sister of LeRoy Mart Jessie Ball inger and Mary Murphy ud away June 15, age 38 years. Service Saturday. 9:30 a. m.. at W. D. BEANBLOSSOM MORTU ARY, 1321-23 W. Ray St Burial Martinsville, Ind. (Martinsville paper please copy )

PARKER John W. passed away jee 66 vears. Funeral . mm. at the Stilesville Church. Friends may call at south of Stilesville.

PRATT Minnie J.. of 2439 N. Gale. widow of Edmund Lowe Pratt and mother of S. and Frank N. Pratt, depar isd life Wednesday, age 77 vears. neral Saturday. June 18. at the MOORE & KIRK NORTHEAST FUNERAL HOME, 2530 Station St.. 1:30 p. m. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends invited.

STROTHENK--John, age 61 years, husband of Margaret Strothenk passed away Thursday. Funeral at ROYSTER & ASKIN MORTUARY. 1902 N. Meridian. 2 p. m. Saturday. Burial Floral Park. Friends invited.

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June 16, Christian his home

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0. Part tillable: 3-bedroom brick house, inRedec.. Cleaned, Summer rates, 34.50. 35 terior not completed, but livable. Plenty

of outbuildings; 300 fruit trees: stream; HARBOUR HOTELS? N. ul, Soni, small lake could be built. Opportunity for water. Low rates. pretty country hom Only

me $5000 Pa Joos. Call R. L. Palmer for details. BR» MAYFIELD Housekeeping Rooms

Clean, light, Reasonable. 18'2 8.

airy rooms. Capitol.

$3.50; 913 CN. NEW JERSEY—Clean, cool front l-room So Everything furnished. Porch. Adults $3.50; $4.50; $5; NEW JERSEY, N., 631— Nicely insted lower 1 and 2 ‘rooms. $4; DELAWARE, N. 914—One-room furnished apartment; newly decorated; util _ ities. RI-8069. $6; 2225 E. 10TH—2, a-room apartments; 2 beds; oH utilities furnished; Frigidaire

$6.50 WEEK:

“HallHottel Co. Li. 2541

Ts ACRES ON STATE RD. 8-rm. brick house. Cellar, barn, poultry house. Fruit, shade. City water, lights, gas available. Running water. large spfing in pasture. $2500. Terms or trade.

‘THREE MILES WEST OF CITY

Five-room modern: garages: price $2650: 28

terms. LI-3814. JENNINGS BROS. S. Illinois.

6124 E. chix

1002 PARK—3 nicely furnished rooms; Private bath and entrance; porch. LI-6149. = $7—90th; E. 708—two nice rooms, Kelvinator: range; hot water; adults. Phone. ALABAMA, 1319—Large room, kitchenette; cheerful; utilities: lovely for employed _ Couple. Phone. ALABAMA. N., 1605—2-room front downstairs apartment. Also 1l-room apart __ ment. Cool. HA-2302-R. BEVILLE, 42 N.—2 cool, downstairs front rooms, entrance; garage. BROADWAY, 1134—2 cool rooms: sink, 3 beds: $4.50. Rear room, toilet, $3. COLLEGE, 1420—Cozy 2-room front apartment; everything furnished; phone;

14th—2 acres, 7 rooms, furnace, house, close to transportation: to_sell quiekly. Terms PHIL DR-5252, with JACK C. CARR. RI-3256

2 ACRES, 5-room bungalow, garage, fruit, Jocated southeast; $500 cash, balance 318

mon . HARNESS & CLINE 1192 N. Alabama. LI-8408 13 ACRES. 15 MILES SOUTH Six-room house, livestock. crons in Pose session. Terms. 424 Peoples Bank RENT Attractive 3-room modern home, Shade, fruit trees. House, barn, garage, Ideal location. DR-313 66 ACRES, fair ee miles northwest. E. Z. terms CA ASE, ‘TA- 4286. 3510 N. Penn

of. 152 subscribers everv dav In Marton ter; te ounty alone to read vour want ad in ee lephone. rarage optional. The Times. Results at lowest word rate FT. WAYNE, 648—Two- room ‘apartment. | in the citv Phone RI 5551 One-room kitchenette, newly decorated. ———

One-room apartment. : HAMILTON, N. 435—Three rooms, a | Business Property phone;

furnished; Mi Jinens, utilities; adults; ichigan car. . = | MICHIGAN, E.. 620—Rent modern store ILLINOIS, N., 1044, APT. room Excellent location for doctor or dentis See Custodian

nished apartment, frogt; nished ———" ILLINOIS N. 1912 — Two-room RENT_ Modern sioreroom new apartment; everything furnished; $734 E. 10th St. (Between dry in basement. TA-3905 Wallace.) 1R-1515

ILLINOIS. N., 2339— Nice clean Jitchenelte OUTSTANDING establis : x hed doct r _ apartments. 1-2-3 rooms; $3.5 , $56.5 dentist office in prosperous hors JEFFERSON, N., 226—2-room i | area. Reasonable rent RE-0322. plished apartment. sink: everything fur- _ hishe rivate entrance. | JEFFERSON. N., 236—Two or three con- Resorts & Cottages _ necting rooms. Everything furnished. | NEW JERSEY, N.. 1202-—-Nice clean, front, | $20 RENT attractive 3-rm. cot efficiency; private bath; in-a-door: frig- River, 72nd, St., via. Road 43l. _adaire; | utilities. a ett tse psp NEW JERSEY, N.. COTTAGE for rent, Lake Shaffer. ment, nicely furnished, utilities, Rolla- | NEWCOM, 616 Indiana Ave. way. Private entrance. Garage d NEW JERSEY, N., 2038—2 large downstairs; sink: private porch, phone, reasonable. NORTH, 526 E.—Room uiilities furnished. Adults preferred.

lovely furnished porch, private

——

COLLEGE, 1547—Three rooms, front, clean, y, sink. Adults. Living, bedroom. DELAWARE, N., 1328—Nicely furnished: | ~ innerspring mattress; constant hot wa-

15—Nicely fureverything fur- * building

front Bosart and

laun- |

and iness

on White BR-2702, H H,

1417— —Efficiency apart- ; Kokomo,

® irony | TIPPECANOE lake front. Three bedrooms,

_ electricity, boat. 3738 Park. TA-4 Wanted to Rent

ORANGE, 222—2 or 3 rooms, modern, front porch, Frigidaire. Adults. Rea- | WILL RENT 3. ky sonable. p. m. 337 N. Pine St. ORIENTAL, N., 20—Lovely 2-room apart- SE — — ment: utilities: innerspring mattress. DEPT. STORE manager, Private entrance, | _or apt., fur. or unfur

F 1437—Large Houses & Lots for Sale

Must after §

and kitchenette, Clean, $3 week.

shop in person

barber

wife, want HE-4466

home PARK, . breakfast nook 25 rage. LI-4286

WASHINGTON, E., commodate three; _ bath: privileges. _RI-4839 WOODRUFF 621 East kitchenette, furnished: tion: garage: adults: CH-1050 NINTH, E., 616—3-room apartment, chenette, Private bath, also one.

1, kitchen, utilities; ga- |

cool room, veranda:

~ac- | near |

1728—Two rooms, sleeping room,

Total Price Only $1250

15 blocks from downtown rooms, toilet, gas, water. Ii barn for car and a beautiful vard; kit- | to Schools, churches car line,

. | 7925 DW. DILLEHAY. RI-6 loo | LB CRUSE, iNC. 128 N. DEL. ST,

Je A941 W. 12th. St. Speedway

5-Room modern bungalow: hardwood floors: built-in features: nice basement and vard., A real buy with small down payment, RI-2368. MR. HARTLEY. BEe

ALLISON REALTY CO. Realtors

Drive—Room, | excellent condi-

Apartments for Rent

|= apts. gladiv shown HE-1328.

Dundee Apartments

Virginia Ave. at McCarty. unfurnished, l-room efficiency apartments: refrigera- | tion. gas. water, heat, $27.50. $30. { _See Custodian, 781 E McCarty, Ant. '

| Indianapoiis R Rental / Agency | | Teuset and Unfurnished Apartments 108 B. Wash. RM. 302. LI- 1-5393. | 402 N Meridian reeves $125.00 00.00 103 E. rer $1002 2035 N. HB dah $40.00 furn. $46.00 General Apartments, Inc. 22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439, i $7.50—WEGHORST, 740—3-room unfur- terms | nished apartment, bath, ilittes fur. 925 KING— nished; garage, adults 5974 "| modern hh

DR-: $1500. BE-360 $8-$9 ILLINOIS, N., 810'>—Attractively McTarsney & Ssrown.

| furnished efficiency apartments: utili- | —e 1-8888.

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney.

Union Title Company

155 E. MARKET ST. Union Title Building.

PAY RENT On Your Own | Home!

5 N. HOLMES—Nine-room modern sinSplendid condition. Garage; $3000. on

Seven-room home, completely furnace. A real buy as

2608 WwW Michigan. 3445 WIN THROP AVE Out-of-town owner will sell this beanti= ful 3-bedroom center hall type home, site uated on two 60-foot wooded lots: let me | Show you this Hesirabie home. don't dee redecorated, | 1aV. you may be too late: under $7000, Sec ra HRSA with GRINSLADE CO. RI-

nicely oe private bat 841 N. . OXFORD Five rooms, bath, Price $2150 To close esta

cash. ons BR Welch & Sons 23 W. Ohio

| ties. | $30 —BROADWAY. furnished: 2 __ porches: adults z | BROADWAY AND 10TH., bedrooms, unfurnished, | _ cross ventilation, utilities; | HAMILTON. N.. 811—Clean, nished 3-room apartment; and entrance, ILLINOIS, N. rooms, fully ties; adults.

he | ILLINOIS, N..

: 1729: dandy 5-room un- | bedrooms, heat, water,

“Huggler,” 1, 2

1915—Choice 2 large furnished; Frigidaire,

cool

utili- | Jurnace,

2602—3-room unfurnished | apartment, newly decorated, private bath, porch, garage. im : : JEFFERSON, N., 229-3 rooms, nicely furnished: private bath and entrance: adults: reasonable. MERIDIAN. N.. 3055—Ultra modern, 3bedroom. unfurnished: heat. water. refrigeration furnished. LI-1850. BE- ‘4446. | 6100 NORTH—Beautiful, furnished ultramodern brick bungalow; to responsible couple. References. LI-4852 wi | RITTER. S.. 46— Attractive, unfurnished. 4-room lower: fireplace: nrivate porch; heat, water: $50.

SHERMAN DR., 8., 710 5-room modern bungalow; vacant: good as new inside and out. Built-in cabinets, breakfast nook; Holland furnace; garage: screens; flowers and shrubbery. Bargain 7% Terms. C. B. McFadden. CH-0899

FIVE.ROOM MODERN

W. 40th; hardwood floors, steam . interior like new. Garage. lot 40x200; Terms Qoeupant will show | SEXTON AGENC RI-5183,

| WOODRUFF, 560 EB. Drive—Beautiful | SEMI-SUBURBAN, NORTHEAST “Woodruff Manor" unfurnished bed-| Five-room bungalow. room for hath; room apartment. shower. all utilities, | large closets. gas electricity. gar. shade, $42.50 garden; paved st. Bargain, will rot last, 11TH, E., 219—5-room furnished apart- | $1.800: terms, $200 down. HUDELSON, ment, heat and water furnished; reason- | CH-6204. able rent. - o h | FOUR-ROOM modern apartment, fur. wh a new homa, | nished; all utilities; reasonable. Inquire | START NO dol. AeA L a 2033 W. Washington. BE-1220. : DESIRABLE 3-room first floor apartment. Porch, garage; _ adults. IR-0540 EFFICIENCY,

130 E. New Yo

GRACE, 341 S.

5-room bungalow. modern throughout; $400 cash down: new bath and to be painted; call WHITE, CH= 7825-R with JACK C. CARR. RI-3526.

bedroom homelike.

NEWLY DECORATED — Breakfast rm., hardwood fIrs., table-top ii stove; $34. 1530 N. Illinois. | 4 ROOM modern unfurnished “apartment;

ho, elite: Janitor. heat. water. Inquire | 1530, E.

1301 NORTH CHESTER—NEW DOUBLE You can we Jour old house or vacan# lot as down pa 30 E. New York. : ? INDIANAPOLIS REMODELING, NEWLY ECORATED 2 & 3-RM. I —— mett $22.50 up; all utilities. 1116 N. Capitol. MODERN. FIVE LARGE ROOMS By -— Koehne, 2005. Newly painted, decorated, | Results at lowest want ad word rate ip | Full basement; 2-car garage, Open, By | the citv in The Times Phone RI 5551 | OWNER. |

HOYT AVE. 3912

5-room bungalow: semie modern; vacant: 1st class condition} front and rear porches garage. $2,250; terms. C. B. McFADDEN. CH-0899.

| Houses for Rent

2 Bungalow Bargains 5322 College. 5-room modern. $40: 52° FOUR bedroom home on College Ave, Guilford. 5-room modern. $40 Both in Res for $5500. A real buy for | pod condition and well worth the monev. « CRUSE, Inc. RI.-6412 | UNITED MORTGAGE COMPANY. LI- 3478. | er ——— cr . | HARDING. N.. 2003—Four bedrooms, thore bamiaN, 415; toilet, | pughiy reconditioned: jore jing room, | Narawoo 00rs, repiace car garage, | WASHING TON. Ww. Bargain, $4000. Terms. BR-1218. VERMONT : | “Apt. $25. L1-38id.

ey i a - $ 1048 MOUNT ST. 6- rm mod. home, ree | JENNINGS BROS. cond. inside and out; | 5; GRANT,

ar.: $2800; terms. C. W, HENRY Co. RI-4661, HA-2864, + 36—Unfurnished S-room | — WEST FIVE- ROOM BUNGALOWS modern Naubie: Rarage. water paid; new- ‘ a lv papered. BE-3287. Close to National Road. Easy | = i —— Cc. Ww. MEYER, 501 ie Bldg. RI. ELE

4900 little

five rooms, inside |

3216; five-room mod-

four-room modern 28 8. In.

erent

| $27.50; C17 W. 12TH. -- strictly modern: throughout:

porch. RI-7031.

6-room double, y decorated | floors, front

$100 TO $300 will enable you to start — ing your home. MILLER, HA-2622.

—————— re ———————————————

SUBURBAN SOUTH-—-CLOSE IN Seven-room modern brick ome; terms; consider trade. DR-0383

Open 2 6.

1427; half of new dou- | 130 E. New York.

$31. 50, CHESTER, N.. 1455--Newly unfurnished modern. just {he thing for voung | _ couple. Call 51 {

| $31.50; CHESTER, easy ble. Inquire at

62.152 subscribers everv dav in Marion Countv alone to read vour want ad in The Times Results at lowest word rate - | In the city Phone RI 5551 ALABAMA, 1001, S. om “single; recon- | - - ditioned throughout; 2 baths:

45.00. LI1-8401. 44 Virginia Avenue. | Real Estate Wanted 27

ALABAMA, N.. 2230—Unfurn. 5-rm. mod., yp — $22.50. O. H. CLARK AGENCY. LI- 15306" HOMES, single or double, for sale or for

BELMONT N. 129—Furnished four-room rent, L1-7491, HU-2418. LI-7278. house: $7 week. Utilities paid. BE GREGORY & APPEL. INC.

| otal eee. oe | BRADLEY. N., 55—Modern 5-room house, Real Estate Loans full basement; garage. ee |

hardwood floors, BR-5865

F You are interested in building a a new home under the new 907% finance proe gram, address a letter to Box 738, Times.

CARROLLTON AVE., 2045—Unfurnished 2bedroom upper duplex: bath: porches, yard: garage; $24.00. TA-1801.

CARROLLTON. 5150—Unfurnished 5-room modern double; built an breakfast nook; garage: $35. DR-5871-R. COLLEGE. 5446—Unfurnished 5-room double, 1st class condition, completely redecorated. $45. including garage. CORNELIUS, 3918—Lovely 5-room furnished bungalow; Butler district; for summer; reasonable. HU-7941.

EUGENE, oe 6-room double; a 2.5 L1-8401. Rt 44 Virginia Avenue. NEW JERSEY, N.. 1925—Attractive 6-room unfurnished home. Breakfast room, Sleepinn porch. Water, city heat furnished.

trade for 2127 N.

Swaps

CHEVROLET ,TRUCK—Sell “or Hyestock or? J. T. COFER, Meridian

HURRY -— Selling Jurpius plumbing fixe tures, 1-3 to !2 off. 649 Fairfield Ave.

'30 De Soto, '32 Plymouth bodies parts, cash or ? 214 8. McKim,

2-car

and

$3 CASH for jised bicycles: bought or sold. BR-0045. 724 E. 63d St - ~ ouput ong lf sm cn ——— - NEW JERSEY, N., 3351; 3-bedroom furnished double, for summer. Convenient, pleasant. Garage. References. TA-2601. REGENT, E.. 61 (2100 South): unfurnished six-room Finze. Beautiful tree-lined street. HU-8366 1104 Brits:

acing Rhodius GRAVES, 243 N.

Pets—Poultry—Livestock 32

COLLIE PUP; _ registered.

Farm Prod uce—F lowers 13

GOLDFISH: soft craws, minnows, water lilies, hyacinths, 24-Hour service. 2130 8. East St. DR-6132-R.

GARDEN tractor, large size with plow _ and disc; bargain. 3 4 W. 10th. L1-6861,

Merchandise for Sale 34 ——— ae

OFFICE RUG—Swivel chair, desk, IL RANGE. kitchen cabinet, radio, 35%

3 months old; pure “bredy 1426 W. 32d St. “$27.50. W rooms, garage: full Park. $37.50. Del. RI-

SE: -room modern, 2014

WASHINGTON, 2417, E.—6- room double: modern; good condition; garage; 5.00. LI-84 4 Virginia ‘Avenue. Sd) R AVE, 21201 i bungalow Jor two. Nicely furnished. Garage. $4 wee 235TH, E.. 310—Unfurnished Troe, 5-room_modern double. Good condition. $25. Water paid. TA-1074.

26TH, B., Unfurnished

B, 3838—Unfur hed 4-room_dou-Pia $10. Rigas WART, 508 In-

FIVE-R Attractivel

joraper steel cabinet, card file. CE, a all Ditiiities, ideal Olle washer; other furniture cheap. location. W. 16th.