Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1939 — Page 26

PAGE 98 Phils’ Pilot Calls Quits On Dealing

Prothro Says Club Will Open Season With Players Now on Hand.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April § (U. P.) —The Philadelphia Phillies listed six catchers today following acquisition of Jack Coble, 26, who played with Little Rock last season. Manager Doc Prothro, meanwhile, announced that all deals pending with other major league clubs were off. Prothro said that he would open the National League season with the men that now are on the club roster. Other clubs had offered only cash, he said, while he was interested only in swapping players.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. April 6 (U. P))—The St. Louis Browns used their open date today to train for a six - game series with the Chicago Cubs which starts tomorrcw. The St. Louis Americans, with another shifted lineup, lost a second game yesterday to the Pittsburgh Pirates, 7 to 4 Shortstop Red | Kress, who had signed a contract only a few Ralph Rress hours earlier, made his first appearance in yesterday's game.

NEW ORLEANS, April 8 (U. P.) —With a record of five exhibition victories, the Cleveland Indians played the New Orleans Pelicans today in the last game of their spring series. The tribe defeated Mobile, Ala., Shippers yesterday, 4-2.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. April 8 (U. P.) —The Chicago Cubs arrived here today from El Paso, Tex. where they were defeated yesterday by the Chicago White Sox, 4 to i, in the tenth game of their exhibition series. The Cubs have won six and the Sox four in the series.

SWEETWATER, Tex, April 6 (U. P.).—The Chicago White Sox meet the Pittsburgh Pirates today. Johnny Rigney and John Whitehead will pitch for the Sox.

TEXARKANA, Tex. April 6 (U. P.) —Bill Lillard, obtained froin San Francisco for $35,000, appeared certain today to hold down the shortstop berth this season for the Phil-/ adelphia Athletics. Connie Mack | expressed his satisfaction with Lil-| lard’s showing during idle moments caused by rain. The Athletics’ B| team meanwhile spanked Monroe, | 10-1, at Monroe, La.

FLORENCE, S. C, April 8 U. P.).—The Cincinnati Reds will send Jim Weaver to the mound against Denny Galehouse of the Boston Red Sox today. The Red Sox licked the Rhinelanders, 9-4, yesterday.

ORLANDO, Fla. April 8 (U. P). —The Brooklyn Dodgers came here today for a renewal of spring hostilities with the Washington Senators. The Dodgers were blanked, 2-0, by the Detroit Tigers yesterday. The Senators nosed the Baltimore Orioles, 14-13.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 8 (U. P.).—The New York Yankees, who rested when yesterday's game at Dallas was rained out, meet the Oklahoma Indians of the Texas League today.

BATON ROUGE, La. April 6 (U. P.) —This is the last off day on the New York Giants training schedule. They played their final intracamp tilt, in which the Moores beat the Otts, 6-1, yesterday and the club] divided for week-end games. Half the squad remained here to tackle! the Pittsburgh Pirates Saturday and | the Chicago White Sox Sunday. The other half went to Memphis for a | pair against the Chicks.

Notre Dame Nine Opens at Illinois

Times Special | NOTRE DAME, April 6.—-Notre| Dame's baseball team will open its | 1939 season against Illinois at Champaign Saturday, Coach Jake Kline's probable bat- | ting order will be Nardone, Crane, | Farrell, Ray Pinelli, Doyle, Sullivan, | Scovie, Verhoestra and Huathausen. Meanwhile Notre Dame's tennis and golf teams have been temporarily disbanded for Eastern vacation but will reorganize next week | to prepare for their 10-contest schedules.

Officials Again

BELOIT, Wis, April 6. — Ted Canty, sports announcer, and Rut | Walter, assistant track coach at Northwestern University, will again | act as head announcer and starter | 2 the third annual Beloit Relays, ay 3

Hoosier Casting Club

Winnefield’s casting team was defeated by Grey's team, 253 to 184. in a Hoosier Casting Club event at the Pennsy Gym last night. Joe Meyer was high with 58 points. The Hoosier casters will hold their regular meeting next Wednesday.

In Political Swim

SOUTH BEND, April 6 (NEA) — Ed Smith, Notre Dame's all-West-ern basketball guard for three seasons, a decade ago, now is Repubican chairman for St.

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BASEBALL The West Side Merchants, formerly the Fairfax Merchants, are to play the Bohemian All-Stars in a practice game at 2 p. m. Sunday at Grande Park. The Merchants are seeking games with strong state clubs. Write Manager Bud Kaesel, 516 Somerset Ave.

The Ajax Beers ers have entered the Municipal Sunday League this year and have a strong lineup for the coming season. Some of the best amateur players in Indianapolis will see action with the Beers this year. They are— Pitchers Ralph Shear, Johnson and Ben Richman; Infielders Bob Adams, C. Casky, G. Coffman, J. Weiss and H. Bottema; Outfielders Paul Stevenson, Bob Hoddap, George Butler and Catcher Don Moffott. The above players will hold a practice at Riverside No. 3 Sunday at 1:30 p. m. The team is managed by F. A. Bucksot, 2372 Olney St.

The Bowers Envelope team will practice at 1:30 p. m. Sunday at Riverside No. 4.

The East Side Cubs have reorganized and are seeking games with strong State clubs. Write Brocking, 420 N. Grant Ave. » = = SOFTBALL A meeting of the Em-Roe Independent Softball League is to be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Em-Roe Sporting Goods Co., 209 W. Washington St. 2 2 ” BASKETBALL The Y. M. C. A. Reps, State “Y”

| champs, were nosed out, 39-35, by |the Stewart-Warner team, in a

M. C. A. Baker scored 11 points to pace the victors, while Arnold, with

Detroit Pin Team After Its 2d Title

Two Major Changes Chalked Up Among Leaders In A.B. C.

CLEVELAND, April 8 (U. P.).— Only two teams have won an American Bowling Congress fiveman title more than once, the Birk Brothers and the Commodore Barrys of Chicago and today the Krakow Furnitures of Detroit, who captured the crown two years ago at New, York attempted to become the

The Birk Brothers, current titleholders, set the all-time high last year at Chicago in rolling a 3234 total. In 1917 the Birks captured their first title with a 3061 mark. The Detroit entry bowled with 63 other squads, most of which were from Ohio, Jersey and Michigan. Only two major changes were chalked up among the leaders in all four divisions during yesterday's firing. Scoring games of 243-207-2486, Chris Whitaker of Alliance, O, soared into fifth place in the singles competition with a 696. Hodge Auto Sales, Ferndale, Mich., counted 2985 to take fifth in the team event on the yas squad, topping the 64 teams sted.

Collects Stamps ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 8 (NEA) —Capt. Emery E. Larson, Navy's new football coach, is an

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Perennial Rookie Fails Again and Looks to 1940

By HARRY FERGUSON United Press Sports Editor NEW YORK, April 6.—They're almost ready to break camp along the Florida baseball circuit today, and the arrival of another springtime has left another scar on the heart of Lou Mandell. You have never read his name In a box score and you never will, for he can’t pitch, he can’t hit and he can’t field. But he has the faith that moves mountains and every year he throws up whatever odd jobs he happens to have in Chicago, scrapes together nickels and dimes and goes South to seek a tryout with the ball clubs.

Some say Lou is 27 and some say he is 37, but it doesn't matter for he is ageless in his love for baseball. To him every winter is 'a dreary interlude during which he must work desperately to earn bus fare to Florida. This has been going on every spring since 1934, and today the word comes up from the South that Lou has failed to make the grade again and has sent a postcard to his mother, telling her he is starting north. He burst into Tampa this season,

of many new plans. He came immediately to a hotel room where some of us who write baseball were gabbing about the game.

A Sort of Jester Lou had $223 in his pocket, his

of all the states he had crossed on a bus, he was hungry—but he came bearing great tidings. He had gained 10 pounds during the winter and he figured that was just what he needed to put zip on his fast one and make him a powerhouse at the plate. This was going to be his year. A patched baseball uniform was crammed into a battered little bag that he carried—all the spare clothing he had brought. He had loiled his glove and cleaned his spikes. Tomorrow? Why, tomorrow

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convince Manager Bill MeKechnio | Without lof the Cincinnati Reds that he wo {pitch and hit. It's not as though Lou was a lO stranger around the Grapefruib League. Every manager and every player knows him, and his many trips to Florida have made him a

sort of court jester in the throne room of the kings of baseball. Most of them let him work out with the team for a couple of days, get all the laughs they can out of his awkward fielding and hitting and then call him aside and tell him that he isn’t quite ripe for the big leagues. Then Lou trudges on to another camp. It's a mystery where he gets money to eat, but there is a wellgrounded suspicion that certain soft-hearted ball players shake hands with him and walk away leaving Lou staring at a coin or a bill in his right palm, So this was going to be his year, he said, as he stood in the middle of the hotel room and showed us his new pitching motion. He had been figuring the batters all winter. Low and inside was the way to pitch to Hank Greenberg and if you had good control you could curve Joe Medwick to death. All he wanted was a chance to show his stuff and tomorrow he would be out there in the sunshine, ready to go. And now the news comes north that Lou has failed to catch on again. Even minor league clubs said they were sorry but they couldn't sign him. So he’s coming up from Florida with the robins, spinning plans in his head for the 1940 training season and preparing an alibi for his mother in Chicago.

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BALL Cora Wagner, | wife of Herbert P., mother of Dorothy M. and Barbara A, sister of Freda J. oa of IndianCharles yagner, of Cincinnati, asse Thursday morning Beud ges Sat he LANNER & BUA ARAN RY Saturday, 10:30 : Taenas BR vited. ‘Cremation folIowink. Friends may call at the mortuary.

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BARNHART William L., age 60, beloved husband of Sadie Barnhart, father of Christina Wilson, deceased; George Howard, Ralph, Ernest, Lee Barnhart, all of Indianapolis; son of Mrs. Christina Barnhart of Crawfordsville, Ind. departed this life Tuesday evening at the Pidenee, 801 Silumort Ave. Funeral Frida 3B from the late residence. ‘801 Htmore. Burial Floral Park. Friends _may call at the residence any time. SHIRLEY SERVICE. DIETZ—Carl of Beihice,

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DIXON—Fred W., of 1525 S. Belmont, beJoved husband of Anna Dixon. father of Ruth Chamness, Harriet and Bert Dixon; brother of na Twaits of BevSy Hills, Cal: Albert Dixon of Detroit, passed and George Dixon of Chicago, Ili, away & Ww ' age 60 years, Servat Belmont U. B. ol Foal Park Genser: | at W. D. BEANBLOS-

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HANES — Cyrus M., age 76, husband of Arie Dazey Hanes, father of Albert,

brother of Morton Hanes of Greenfield, Ind., Mrs. Dossa Davis, Alexanatia, ind., Mrs, A. C. Schoen :nd Lottie B. Hanes of Indianapolis, passed away Wednesday evening in Bradenton Fla, neral from SHIRL BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, Illinois at 10th. Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Burial Crown Hill.

RNUTH—Edward, beloved son of William Paul Knuth and brother of Mrs. Mayda Sern Mrs. Anna Straykos, Carl and uth: unele of William Brenklev. departed this life Tuesday,

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ROOFING, alitin sidin Nien , fure nace and pe repel ® . Low

_monthly Iv payments. (Contractors) y wn na nee ® your home hows WBS Sern n nex:

yrs. to pay. (Contractors’ Equipmt Equipment) KNOX Engineering & Equipment °% cranes, SROYelS, conerete MINCTS, 238 W Georgia, LI-8120.

(Crushed Stone)

REMODE]

e. CRUSHED STONE, $2.00 per ton: jindars:

repaired. auling.

genera

rivewavs DR-0478,

( (Furnace Cleaning)

leanin Free esti

8. mates; excelien Jeerentes; satisfaction

y guaranteed, LI-29

(Paraiture. Repairing

_|'n the eity

“LI-5012. (Piano Tuning)

Piano tuning and refinish.; expert workmanshi uar. Lowest prices for E auaiily work. Wilking Music Co. 120 E. Ohio St.

(Plastering)

PLASTER patching brick painting, chimneys topped, Sieaned, rebuilt ree es__timates. CH-5 i

a ror Sheaves, Gear Reducers, BELTS SALES &' sl.. Retail. _Lictoee SALES & ENG. CO., 933 Mass.

( Printing)

COME TO ME—No salesman > pay. Keep his commission in your pocket. RICHARDS, THE PRINTER. 81 fhdians

Si jane cash, HE-30

Buiidi t . faetorl ABBEX homer. "Pal Bt washin » a

334 B. Market St. R1-87

Farms—Suburban

6-ROOM _ home, elec. water system: acres close in Southwest; being i and painted. Chix house, garage, acre pearing fruit. Trade equity or sell on terms, 4875 Flaintield Ave, MA-2523. JACK C. CARR. HU-2200

1, ACRE—5-RM. SRT Full basement, lights. gas, garage, some fruit: 2 square sjadison Road. Close in; RI-565% GOODE & GOODE IR-1264 40 ACRES at Hazelwood. Good 4-rm. house, barn, plenty out biges, Fenced in field. 7 acres woods . 2 good wells. $300 dew. $15 mo. will sell stock. tools, nd feed sePatate if wanted. Call 214 N. Beville, CH-5025. $200

Lots 85x200 Six miles from

(NEWARK ADDITION). city on 431, Electricity, natural gas, sewerage. Easy terms. TA-44i3,

38 ACRES, neat Morgantown, 15 acres iy tom, baiance woods, pasture. House roads, plenty water. Ter rms e. "NEAL R. R. 11, Rox 426, Indianapolis. TA-6371-2.

ONE STORY --Six rooms, Slectiisily. garden, chicken vark. church, school: hard road. inspection. Reasonable. Tavlorsville, Ind

bath.

GUY BEVIS,

G CLEANERS. TA-0985.| _

SEs of Sl, dds. Mrs. Evans.

H.O.L. c. 21

“2842 E. 25th—Storeroom

Water paid: $12.50: modern: suitable for living purposes. SEXTON AGENCY RI-5182

- FACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE 50,000 sq. ft. at 12c; located at W. Wash ington and Harding Sts. Elevators, railroad switch, sprinkler; truck dock. Call DR-1477

Business Property

Moving & Storage

HOGAN I'RANSFER & STORAGE CORP. Moving Pack -Demothi STORAGE FOR NE FURNITURB yan Service do All 48 States gents AERO MAY 863 Ma rs Ave. RI-23308

MOVING and storage, Jeasonable; covered vans: large and small jobs, W. STEIN KAMP. IR-8997.

BE. 448 Chas. E. Ison Transfer, 1919

Miller, . Houses and Lots

Foreclosure bar. small, modern, semi-modern. Different directions. 101 Spann. MRS. EVANS. IR-2960.

4839 SHELDON: 5 rm. modern bungalow; reconditioned: cement basement; garage; terms, Woodruff, R-4074, CLARK AGENCY. LI-5596. 106 N. Del.

4 BEDROOM., MOD.-$3250. TERMS. Full basement; new hardwood floors. On Carrollton Ave., north of 25th St. HE-3002. RI -5655. GOODE & GOODE. CH-5728.

3720 RUCKLE—Two y bedroom bungalow Extra nice inside. All electric fixtures. RI-8862. STEWART, 506 Inland Bldg.

1239 W. 36TH—Four-room semi-modern; $1500 for quick sale. T. B. DODSON. TA4743. 3328 Clifton.

20 N. RURAL-Six-room cottage, ssl modern. Appointment only. CH-2589 WALTER FOLKERTH.

NORTHGLIFE ADDITION—62d 8t., in TMAN MANOR, $175 to $250; Gr bre W

0, down \ payment. 5 %o gains; large,

3134 N. MANS -rm., mod, will

paint; $150 down, CH- 5035.

INDIANAPOLIS’ MOST CONVENIENT, COMPLETE

RENTAL DIRECTORY

Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms. 17

ALABAMA, 528 N.—Gaylord | Annex, Apt. Sait iE ing room; walking distance. a

CAPITOL, 3502—Comfortable room, excellent ny it, constant hot water, privileges. ge tleman; $2. 50. TA-T141.

COLLEGE 2951-—Comfortable cross ventilation; 1-2 next bath, aood transporta- _ tion; reasonable. _HE-18 1810. .

COLLEGE, 2439—Nicely private family: reasonable; tional. 2008.

COLLEGE, 2446—Nice room, next bath; 2 ews private home; phone; reasonable COLLEGE, aT front room: bprivate hom hot water, large closet: gentleman. he HAMILTON, 617 N.—Front room, twin beds, home privile Ria JRasopanie; ‘gentleman preferred. ILLINOIS, 1820 Ne tsi newly furnished front room, real home; reasonable. TA-4275. . MERIDIAN, 011 N. Apt. 6, nicely furnished, well ventilated room, private nial, privileges; lady “Bath: 1469 N.—Sleeping rooms, Nelase! : also 8 room apartment: rea-

sonah NO c= CHEsl ‘well ventilated private home: pai reee: gentleman; reasonable, BR

furnished room, garage op-

room,

PARK, 2365- Tors furnished 1com next bath, E388. meals optional; reasonable. PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2006—Nicely nished, light, airy room; 2 studio couches; phone; constant hot water.

WOODRUFF PLACE, 878 E. Drive—Sleeping room, private bath, constant hot water; reasonable. 13TH, 121 B—Large, attractive, twin beds, Lie” constant hot water.

fur

20T W.—Large front room, innercprings’ studio Sor: private home; rea__sonab HA-2208-W. T 62.15% a, every ev ob Marion County alone to reaa vour nt The Times. Results at OWest word" rate Phone RI-555)

2440 — — Attractive “room, Gentle-

Rooms With Board

$5. 50— COLLEGE, Thode ome,’ excellent meals. BELLEFONTAINE: 1427—Well oom home cooking, also laundry. RI-

JEFFEPSON N. 506—Lovely front room: private home; meals if desired. CH-

2 NICE downstairs rooms; good _ meals: best care. 2 Elderly ladies; $20 mo

Hotels 16

$4.50 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free

$3.50 Week MILNER HOTEL

Guest Laundry Done Free Seminole Hotel, 820 N. Alarun. adjoining

126 8. Illinois $3.50 Dar rhansiont: 31. HOOSIER a J Date:

showers all rms, 440 Mass.

f 3

1, $5. 75—STATE, 425 N.—Very desirable front

2-room apartment; utilities; private entrance.

$3. 50—NEW JERSEY, 1108 N.—Nice, light room, Innersprings, near bath. Employed person —

$3.50, $4, $4.50; 631 N. NEW JERSEY — "Nicely ‘furnished; down; 1 and 2 rooms.

$4_LINDEN. 1205—Large furnished front| CLARK room; year bath; utilities; innersprings.

_ LI-940

$6— WALCOTT. 44 N.. A-1 living room, kitchen, rollaway, next bath, private entrance. LI-8645.

ALABAMA, 2042 N, ment. Also smailer, for 1. Adults. _ Phone a

ARSENAL, 134 ' 8.—2 nicely y furnished rms., utilities furnished; $3 week. BELLEFONTAINE, 1312—1-2 room apartment, nt wly decorated; private entrance: near bath. LI- : BROADWAY, 1134—Room, kitchenette, path, studio, $5; 3 rooms accommodate CARROLLTON, 1222—2-room Rext.0a bath, private entrance.

Cozy studio a artNext Patn

“apartment; Also s'ngle,

ChAT 1103—Lovely newly “decorated 3-room apartment, furnished; sink. Frivate entrance. COLLEGE, 1537—Large 2-rm. “apartment, nicely furnished, private entrance; utilities paid. COLLEGE, 1022—Nicely furnished one » and two rooms; modern for light house keeping; reasonable. EEE DELAWARE, N.. 914—Front 1-room apartment; steam heat; utilities; orated: private entrance. EAST, N., 351—2 lower: meri. W sink. Also single, lower, $10 month alking distance.

ILLINOIS, N., downstairs; entrance.

2625 5—Two- room front furnished: utilities: private janitor: reasonable.

MARKET, E., 1636—Large front room, downstairs; near bath: everything furnished; private entrance. MERIDIAN 14 N. — Desirable location. Furnished and unfurnished apartments, utilities: $6 wee MICHIGAN, E., TT ed apartment; range, sink, utilities. Private entrance. Porch, yard. NEW JERSEY, N.. 1319—Attractive front apartment; ri idaire, private bath, : one, porch: adults. NORTHWESTERN, 3131—Nicel} 2 rooms fiont: hardwood _ ties. _ TA-31 82 ORIENTAL, N., 20-—2-room utilities, innersprings. hot water, daire. ‘Private entrance. PARK. 1414—Lovely 2-room apartmant: 2 large closets: near bath: ._innersprings. _ SCUTHEASTER! RN, 1523—32-Roora _ apartment. nicely surnished: range, inner- __ springs, bath: private entrance: garage. Pd 1148-2 rooms, utilities. bath: own. Private entrance. Adult

y furnished oors; utili-

“apartment; Frigi-

Prospect _ca! car. TERRACE, 210—Nice, modern, clean, housekeeping rooms: utilities tarnished: private entrance. Reasona VILLA, 1040—One Tight tia room. Well furnished VIRGINIA, | 874—2 “unfurnished front rooms for housekeeping, Private entrance. Steam heat. R-T WOODRUFF, 813 A “Drive—3-ro -room unfurnished apartmnt: utilities paid: pri vate entrance: $17 CH-0356-J 10TH, 2

53 utilities Private entrance: 19TH,

120 W (off Illinois) —2 room kitchen, utilities, clean, adults, phone, $6.

NEAR LILLY'S—-Large room: complete kitchen, built-ins: vrivate bath; entrance: adults. LI-8730.

Apartments for Rent

newly dec-|_

1 E~1 L and «itch mette; $5.50. $

Apartments for Rent 18

Indianapolis Rental ‘Agency Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments

108 B. Wash. Room 303. LI-5393

ROXHOLM Meridian St., 3339—2, 3-bedroom apt.$ sunroom, bath and lav.: elec. ref.: stove; janitor services and gar.: rent, $65. O. H. CLARK AGENCY, LI- 5596. 1 106 N. Del. © Walking Distance Pinex Apartments, 808 Fletcher Ave, Efficiency: all utilities paid, $27.50 up. DR-4844. SECURITY TRUST CO. RI-6571,

AT PARK APTS.. 1625 Barth Ave. $28 Se=delightfull bedrm. avot., unfurn. . pd. Large closet space. Lovely dinette. You can't beat it

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Chotce ants gladly shown HE-1328,

LEGRANDE APTS. 1435 E. LeGrande Ave. lovely front unfurn. effie Pp Large yard. A rare

opportunity.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

22 W. Vermont. LI-2439.

AT REYER APTS. 144 W. 18TH—Unfurn $3a,50, secures delightful: efficienc v apt.

d., cross ventilation. You wil this. Hurry and see i it $8—0 ILLINOIS, N., . 8101a—Attractively furniched ny apartments; utilies

$40—TALBOT. N., lovely 5-room apt. Adults. HU-8628. =a

ALABAMA, N., 707 (Furnished) —2 Rooms th anartment. Newly furnished. $29. 00 A month. CAPITOL, N., 1202 Bedroom modern; heat, $30. See custodian. OLIVER H. CLARK "AGENCY

CENTRAL, 2131—$6 50 week: furnished 1e room kitchenette; private bath, in-ae door bed: private entrance. HE-4155.

DELAWARE, N., 2218— (Unfurnished) front d-room apt.: entirely redecorated. Back porch. CH-5531-J

FALL CREEK BLVD. E. 321—Large une furnishea. two bedrooms, Any location, 5656. HU-5666. See custodian. MERIDIAN. 1429 S. (Unfurnished) —Effi= Apt. In-a-door, Stove, ice box. Oritles furnished. DR-47 93.

PARK, 2302—Recently decorated, modern, two-bedroom apartment: unfurnished; very quiet; adults. Reasonable.

PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2006 — Attractively furnished 2-room apartment, bath. Very lovely living room, private porch, Frigidaire, phone. Suitable 2-4 employed girls or bachelors. Adults. Maid service optional. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 2355— (Unfurnish r 5-room, $40, 6 room, $45. Dediities. Spe electricity. YOUNG lady to share bedroom apt. (furnished). North, walking distance. fe . erences. RI-3668 (evenings.)

Colored Apartments

2 to 4-room modern, $20 to $25. HA-0837. SECURITY TRUST CO. RI-8571,

COLORED: 15TH ST. 822 E. — (Unfurished), 4 rooms, sun porch, modern. RI- 8922. See custodian

: (unfurnished) Good heat.

1708: Garage.

(Bungalow Park)—3= janitor service;

furnished house; Inquire 719 E.

Houses for Rent

8 WEEK. -Five-room utilities paid: adults. _ New York.

Unfur. 4-rm. bung, pd. Others. whit te.

MERIDIAN —Beautiful, newly 3-bedroom double, unfure HA-1008,

$2 50—IRVINGTON — dble., Heat, wat

$40; 2350 N. decorated nished: built-ins, garage -

COLLEGE, 1426—3 rooms, : rine heat, water and gas furn; reconditio 32 50. LI-8401, 4 Virginia Ave

5 8-4 rms. bath. Heat, wat. =: 5

.E-4489, Careful Serv,