Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1939 — Page 32

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MANUAL CLUBS NAME OFFICERS

28 Groups Organized at High School; Select Representatives.

Manual High School's 28 clubs recently organized and elected offigore They are:

ARP AND WOOF—Mary Jane Henry, hu Jlsrions Goodman, vice presldent; 1la Mae Davidson, attendance secrecording secretary,

er ‘president; Anna

treasurer LATIN — Anthony. Powers, Evelyn Skillman, vice president; Frank Hornaday, recording secretary; Betty Mickel, treasurer, and Wallace zink, attendance secretary. G AN—Maurice A Bri president; Dawn Hoeferkamp, vice I esident, Ruth Weil . aitendance secretary. Mary Jeinschmies; {recorting secretary, oad Doris Huber reasur HOME ECONOMICS—Geraldine BinkZEosaany Dorothy Larrison; vice presid ent; Doris Krome. recoraing secre= tary; Mabel Arnold, afiéniance gecretary, ahd Fines Searcy. treasu M. resident;

—Lillian Crouch, vice preside » Frieda Dilk, recording secretary, and fildred Bowen, HEIST A

AGIUC AND MYST aaa Stafford, president; - Donald Blettner, vice president; Leon Misnclow, at tendance Decreand Marion Fender, recording secre-

ART—Charlotte Sn, Issident; Robert Bauer, vice president; Doris Geer, attendance secretary, Shirl ey -Yearc recording secretary, and Anna cKee, treasure NATURALISTS — Edward Schumann, Arvine Popplewell, vice presiSmith, attendance secreS:ottler, recording secre-

president;

Haries "Peters, liams, attendance Secretar

tary

president; dent; Marcella Jory. and Shirley S

a AMPS—Wilmar Kuehrmann, president; Thomas Piepenbrok, vice President Robert Riley. attendance secretary, and k Barrett, treasure F18bh NUM Ses John Raikos, presiSkaggs, vice president; and Albert VirC

dent; Marjorie treasurer, on-

Martin Bosman, Peters, secretary. SENIOR—Glenn Smith president; ginia Hafer, vice presi sident; Janet ard, attendance secretary; Bett Crary, recording secretary, and Kniptash, treasurer Y—Robert Linson, pregaent; Tim; mmons, Site PL an, attendance secr 3 rong Serreiary, and Stephen *Hoagland, treasu ILITARY— william Harnedy, president; Harold Mussmann, recording secreie ey and Milton Green, attendance secreta

FRIEN OF READING—El Butt, i Pauline Tuttle, president: Mary Jane Cordell att secretary; Margaret Deane, record retary. and Helen Van Horn, treasurer. MUSIC—Harold Miller, president: Kenneth May, vice president; Cliffor d Mull, attendance secretary; Maxine Myers. resecretary, and Daro Wallace,

CAM MERA—Charles Schanke, Wallace Zink, vice present: Edwar O’'Nan. treasurer; O’Brian, attendance secretary, and’ Gloria Phillips, recording secretar SCIEN CE Faward Schumann, president; Charles Hamer, vice president; Betty Pemberton attendance secretary, and Shslens Nicely, recording secretary. FOR — Gilbert Mordon, president; vice president; Bernadine recording Secretary, and attendance secreta Edwa ‘Ricdweg,

Mcilliam Robert

president: d

— r president; Carl “Campbell, vice president; Alice Nordholt, (ST, and Richard Rieman, ssa OD AND REEL—Arthur Kramer, president; Joseph Boarman,

vice president; Robert Elder. attendance secretary; Herman Angrick, treasurer, and John Hannon, recording secretary Business Girls—Betty resident: Shirley Fisher, ern Willey, recording secretary; Sturdevant, attendance secretary, Betty Enslin, treasurer H. S—Jean Rafert, president; Zena Gershanoff, vice president; Betty Burns, attendance secretary and treasurer. JUNIOR RED CROSS—Mary_ Rose Hidinger, president; Edna Mae Hicks, vice president: Ann Corv. correspondence. secretary; Shannon O'Mara, attendance secretary, and Betty Enslin, treasurer. MASOMA—Mildred - Angelopolos, dent; Gertrude .Pasch, vice president; Doris. Krome, secretary and treasurer. ROINES — William Kniptash. president; Allen Smith, vice president: Walt Rafert, secretary, and Glenn Smith, treasurer. GIRLS’ GLE CLUB—Irene Kuntz, resident: Mamie McRoy. vice president. srika Braf, recording secretary, Dorothy Stadfelt, attendance , secretary, and Lillian_Lyster, treasure GIRLS’ CHORUS— Bernadine Talkington, president: Anna Yetter, vice president: Gayl Llovd. secretary, and Dorotha Jackson, treasurer.

LIFEGUARD, 78, BOWS TO YOUNG SWIMMER

BLAIR, Neb., Oct. 27 (U. P.).—For the last eight years Jonas Burcham, 78, has been lifeguard at the Blair swimming pool. This season he retired to make way for a younger swimmer. Mr. Burcham began swimming at the age of 4 and swam across the Missouri River when he was 9. He is credited with saving 94 persons from drowning during his lifetime. The feat of which he is most proud occurred in 1911 when, singlehanded, he rescued nine Boy Scouts who were swept into deep water while bathing in the Elkhorn River.

URGES ‘VACATION’ FROM PREACHING

Jean ' Tolliver vice president; Maxine and

resi-

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27 (U. P.).

—The Rev. Dr. E. Frank Salmon, rector of Holy Trinity Church, has suggested a three-year moratorium on sermons.

“That figure may be exaggerated,” he said, “but in my opinion there is far too much preaching. It is bad for you. Anybody at least 25 years old should be able to find the way to God by himself.”

POULTRY INCOME INCREASES NEW YORK, Oct. 27 (U. P.).-. The humble hen produces more gross income in the United States today than ever before. The value of poultry and eggs js almost $1,000,000,000 a year, or 12 per cent of all farm products, as compared with 5 per cent a generation ago, according to the American Poultry Jour-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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During_our ope has been installed in ‘our chapel

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Installed by

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128 N. PENNSYLVANIA

Re-Opening of the

Walter T.

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2226 Sh

Plagengym

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elby St.

SATURDAY—SUNDAY—MONDAY October 28-29-30 We are holding open house Saturday, Sunday and Monday

and extend to the public a cordial invitation to visit our mortuary and inspect our home throughout. Our staff will

be on hand to welcome: you building.

Our New Hammond Electric Organ ng we will have organ recitals on_our new Ham-

which During these three days the

day afternoon we will have

James Westover,

and show you through the

Our chapel has been completely modernized so as to lend itself to a peaceful and dignified atmosphere for

the last tribute.

Here all creeds will find their symbols and can come

knowing that we will surround of their beliefs.

It is our aim to make a “BLASENGYM” Service as simple or elaborate as your taste dictates. It has hever been our thinking to work a burden on the living, but are governed entirely by the family’s wants and here you may purchase a funeral come plete at moderate prices.

You all know you have depended on

now. offers you a more liberal budget plan for any service desired.

~ Phsgengpm

FUNERAL DIRECTOR

2226 Shelby St.

them with the externals

To those of our old friends on the South Side, particularly, we have served in the past 30 years, we éxtend our most heartfelt .thanks .and hope that in your time of bereavement in the future, we may serve you again.

Walter T. Blasengym and he

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HER JOB'S TO SING ‘HAPPY BIRTHDAY’

DETROIT, Oct. 27 (U. P.).—The recipients may be upset, but Mrs. Betty Irwin certainly isn't when she sings “Happy Birthday to You” over the telephone. She simply considers it part of her job with a telegraph company here and is even gratified to hear numerous compliments on her voice. Mrs. Irwin sings “Happy Birthday” an average of 30 times a day, and on occasion she will alter her repertoire to sing “Happy Anniversary to You” (to the same tune) and “For He's a Jolly Good Fellow.” But under no circumsf@nces will she

sing any other song, popular or classical. It’s just one of the rules.

CAT HIKES 10 MILES SPOKANE, Wash., Oct. 27 (U., P.). —The Persian cat of Arthur L. Jordan, police identification officer, disappeared from the Jordans’

from Spokane. Two weeks later it appeared on the back porch of the Jordans’ home here,

CLINIC BELOW GROUND LONDON, Oct. 27 (U. P.).—Deep beneath the level of Grey's Inn Road from 120-.to 150 patients are being treated daily in the emergency surgeries and .operating the-

ater of the Central London Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital.

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Oldest Loan Brokers in the State :

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Friday, Oct. 27, 1939

ANDRESS—Lillie Belle, wife of Robert, passed away at her home, $08 E. Georgia St., Thursday. a 5h 26. Funeral Saturday, 2 the J. C. WILSON FUNERAL Rome 1230 Prospect St. Friends invited. Burial New Crown.

BIRD Morton C., age 70 years, residence 20 49th St., beloved husband of ar ‘Kendall Bird, brother of Thomas V. Bird and Mrs. Minnie Hill, Tndianapolis; Mrs. Mary Bonnett and Mrs. Paul Heim, Denver, Col.; Henry and Ira Bird, Miami Beach, Fla.; James Bird, Madison, Ind., and William Bird, Trimbie County, Kentucky, passed away Wednesday, 11:30 a. m. SR vices Saturday, 1:30 p. m., the FLANNE BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.

COLLINS—Martin, age 57 years, beloved husband of Elizabeth Collins, father of Mrs. Leota Noe, Mrs. Massie Todd, Helen Shirley, Mrs. Martha Coffee, Charles. Warren and Thomas Collins, passed away Friday morning at residence, 1154 Concord. Frigas may call at residence after 1 Saturday. Time of service later. PCONKLE SERV-

DuSHANE—Sam H., age 84, beloved husband of Marie M. DuShane, brother of Eliza M. DuShane, Connellsville, Pa., and J. D. DuShane, Yakima, Wash.., passed away Thursday. Funeral Satur ay, 3 p> m., from SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, and . Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

FISHER — Theodore. entered into rest Thursday, age 50 years, husband of Eunice Fisher, father of Theodore Robert . Maxine J, Jack A. and Roseanna . brother of Geert Fisher of Los Cal.. three sisters and four bréthers of Holland. Ro Netneriands Services Saturdad 1:3 re ARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL. Burial Anderson Cemetery. -

MILLER—Mary O., of 2034 Winter Ave., beloved wife of Albert (Bert) P. Miller, grandmother of er . Miller, departed this life Friday, age 79 vears. Fujoral Monday, &

n St., 2 m. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery: Friends invited.

MOORE—Florence Bryan, mother of Paule L. Bryan, passed away Thursday morning at the home, 62. Blacherne. Funeral services 3:30 p. m. Saturday at the HISEY & TITUS MORTUAR RY. 951 N. Delaware. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.

PRUITT—William, husband of Flora Eliza beth Pruitt, father of Robert, Thomas and Jack Pruitt, son of Mrs. Ella Pruitt and brother of Mrs. Edward Schmidt and rs. Ray Foust of Indianapolis, passed away ursday noon. Services at the R & BUCHANAN MORTUARY p. m. Friends invited. Burial

FLA Saturday. 3 Crown Hill.

SHANK — Sarhuel Herbert, hushand of Norma, passed away in Los Angeles, Cal. Funeral service .and cremation in Los Angeles, Cal. Interment in Crown Hill Cemetery Saturday, Oct. 28, at 2 p. m. Friends invited.

SPENCER — Belle, 25 N. Oxford, beloved mother of Ethel Steele, Clara Anderson, George and Horace Spencer, Passed & away

Oct. 25. Services Sal at Nw D. ANBLOSSO. MORTUARY 1327 W. Ray St. Burial Scedar Cemetery near. Russeilville, Ind. Friends may call

at the mortuary any time.

UPPER _— Carl Frederick, age i 53 gears beloved brother of Mrs. Naughton, passed ajay Wednesday a. m. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. m., at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 8. East St. Friends invited. Burial Crown on Friends may call at the funeral

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CONTRACT RATES

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TILLBERRY—Norma May, little daughter of George and Mildred Tillberry, passed away Friday oraing: 1:10 a. m. Funeral from home of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Franh E. foleait, 717 E. Michigan St.. Satu 5a od Friends invited. Burial Flora Park. “Friends may call an time after p. m, Friday, CONKL; SERVICE,

WARRICK—Sarah H. (nee Hunt), age 85 years, beloved mother of Ray Warrick 4 _grandmoiher of Milford Warrick, Bn away Oct. 26. Services Saturday. Ei » LITTLE & SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1001 Main Si) Beech Grove. Burial New Crown Cemetery. Friends may call any time.

WEISS—Mary A., widow of William G. Weiss, mother of Mrs. John A. Hook, Herbert, Ralph and Lloyd Weiss, city: sister Mrs. Jule Zellers and Charles Deist, Ottawa, Ill, passed away at resiSonce of her dau Jehter. rs John A, , Thursday, 6 e 77 years. Funeral from KIRBY MOE: UARY SatOct. 28, Burial Crown Hill Viottawa it) v3 Columbus ({Ind.) papers please copy.]

YORK—Joseph E., age 82 years, helored husband of Cynthia York, father of Mrs. Lula Chapman, Mrs. Ella Jean Barnes, Mrs. Ollie Crist, Sherley and Homer K York, passed away Wednesday afternoon at the Mothost, Hospital. Services Saturday, 11 a. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1934 W. "Michigan St. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at funeral home.

Funeral Directors MOORE & KIRK

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Florists & Monuments

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Lost and Found 7

LOST—Dark Zipper purse in Haags Drug Hotel, Friday morning. y who found and made inquiry with i please call Room 1129, Lincoln Hotel.

$25 REWARD — Female to white marked with black, Name “Puppy.” RI-7275, 6- 7p

fox terrier, long tail.

, | HENRY —Please return the Fork oT was

left at The Kat's Kitten Wednesday. POLLY. RI-1983.

Help Wanted—Female 8

Card of Thanks 2

CARTER—We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of ]

kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral Eine, from our friends and neighbors. We oSpaciaty thank Sunnyside Sanatarium, Dr. Thomas. the ministers and the Methodist Hospital, in the ioss of our beloved daughter. sister fa ‘friend, Lura Di

ton Carter and family, Lois Gaulden.

DAVIS—We wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy at the death of our beloved wife and aunt, Nellie M. Davis. We especially thank the. Eastern Star, Corinthian Chapters, the Auxiliary, the Sehwitzer-Cunming Co. employees, Dr. Cheyne, the Rev. J. R. Stanton and Mrs. Stanton, the Conkle Funeral Home, the pallbesrers and all those who sent the eautiful flowers. Husband, Nieces and Nephews.

UNTER—In loving memory of our son and bro other,

who passed away Tha 0. 3 rs ago. FATHER, MOTHER "AND ‘BROTHER.

in Memoriams

Funeral Directors A

WALTER T. BLASENGYM ia FUNERAL HOME

3129 x il nois

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. MICH. ST.

PR-3570 HA-0160

Flanner & Buchanan MORTUARY

25 W. Fall Creek Blvd. TA-4400 :

BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St.

: GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. NEW YORK - PERSONAL SERVICE

G. H. HERRMANN

1805 S. EAST ST. DR-44T1

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY

951 N. DELAWARE ST. LI1-3828 ST.

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Wanted, Immediately, For Women’s Alteration Room. Recent Experience Necessary Apply Employment Office 9:30 to 5:00

Wm. H. Block Co.

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SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS Make more money with a local line: 9 beautiful assortments; 100% profit. Also Fieaihs Seals wrappings, etc. WARRENFELT, . New Jersey or 131 8, Illinois.

a au for general housework. $4 Xeck, Short hours. 359 W. Washington,

LADIES over 25 to sell Maisonette frocks and hosiery, part 2 full time, $1.98 to $14.98. Box 182, es.

MIDDLE-AGED ES ah loyed couple. $4. Good Edison, before 2 p. m.

GOOD Catholic energetic voung woman, yo cafe, make sandwiches and fry.

GIRI Complete bea peasy, course_in Ran e light dut OYAL BEAUTY AC Y, 401 Booron Bldg.

GENERAL housework. white; laundry, good home; $5. BE-

WHITE Sousenscper, stay employment, light work. 602%;

full charge, home. 825

2 children; 3658-J.

steady Wash.

Help Wanted—Male 9

age, service, United States Marine Corps Reserve organized. Drill with pay. Correspondence school courses free, Apply Monday eve. 7:30-9, Company C headqtiarters, omlinson Hall,” Market and Delaware

CHOIR SIN GERS—Exchangs work for lessons. State age, ;voice; experience. ‘Times,

PLUMBERS, LICENSED 308 E. St. Joe. LI-4001. FREE basement rent for firing furnace (can hold your other job). HA-2386.

Salesmen—Agents 9A

"RESPONSIBLE MEN

established grocery routes. Steady year ‘round work with no layoffs. Earnings, $22.50 weekly at start, based on sales. No experience necessary. We train Pu Married men preferred. See ermerding after 9 a. m. at 135 W. 16h,

Positions Wanted, Female 10

vr. | $3.50 Wk.

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TWO OFFICES

206 ODD FELLOW BLDG.

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0 Based on 20

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Special Announcements 12B

OCT. 3 30 ‘To NOV. wil mark. the. beginning of our LATE FALL TERM. Studefits who have not been. able to start sooner will find this an appropriate time to enter upon- their courses. TRA BUSINESS COLLEGE, Architects and Builders Bldg. LI-8337.

MEN, WOMEN-Enroll now. Big money in beauty work; fare refunded, work for rm. & board. E-Z terms. pack suitcase, come now. Royal Beauty Acad., 401 Rsvit. Bldg.

JVOCAL LESSONS, $1 AND $1.50, CENTRAL STUDIOCS. LI-4287.

‘Get want aa results in Ihe Limes. lowest word rates in the city. hon RI-5551 for auick results at 1ow cost.

4 BEECH GROVE PHARMACY—528 Main St.,

LEARN individual character writing ‘n one lesson. Interesting hovhy. vp] eke write en instructions, VALE, R. 4, Martinsville, ha

Beech Grove, DR-1021. Halloween Nov-

clties. Candies. FASHION FROCKS_Newest fall, styles. MRS. FRED J. BAIER, Hovey. HU-3524.

HALLOWEEN DANCE, Friday, Virginia Club, 902 ,Virginia. “Everypody Welcome.

HALLOWEEN NOVELTIES, candies, So jo i0 CRAWFORD'S DRUG STORE, 957 Ft.

winter 5115

Oct. 27th, DR-3412.

LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES EBauftable Securities Co. Operating as

BUCKEYE FINANCE CO.

219 BE. Ohlo St. LI-5561

AUTO and FURNITURE

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ARE creditors or money worries bothering you? We assist 95% of our applicants, Individuals or owners of businesses. MUTUAL AID, 521 K. of P, Bldg.

Special Announcements 128

PEGGY ANN Beauty Shor. 2809 B. Was CH-5819. Best hair Conditioner with shampoo.

Personal Services AFFIE L. ‘REEP, pastor True Light

Wayne, LI-1800.

Fpirituaiist Church, ‘located 1426 Astor,

RENTAL DIRECTORY

Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms

Furn. Houses—Apts. 184°

$3; 24TH5 515 E.—Cozy, warm, Dons bath, _ Steam: no other roomers. HE-149

BROADWAY, 1134—2 Warm rooms, kitchenette, two beds, $5; one. room, $3.

ALABAMA, 2402 N.—Nice, light, cheerful ‘rooms, private home, good transporta- _ tion. HA-3974-R. .

BROADWAY, 2435 — HE-1857. Beautiful front room. Owner's home. Gentleman. $3.50, Garage.

CARROLLTON, 3832 — Nicely single or Hous; private nath. home. HU-22 CENTRAL, ” ST 7--Rent room or igre lovely apartment; lady; day. LI-

furnished, Owner's

ET 2238—Warm home; constant hot water; phone. COLLEGE, large closet; HA- -M.

front, suilaie 2;

3341—Light, attractive Toom; private; adult family; 1-2.

COLLEGE & 39TH.—Beautifully furnished, warm, front room; quiet home; employed. HA-T465.

DELAWARE, 1421 N.—Single room, warm, next bath, studens, employed gentleman; reasonable; phon

private | IL

CARROLLTON, I226—One lar, e room and kitchenette; adjoining bat utilities; _ garage. LI-9 403. CARROLLTON, 2416—Attractive bedroom, suitable two. Home rive; garage. Small family. HE-562

COLLEGE, 1537—2 Rooms, nicely furnished: nl Yoom; two private entrances, steam hea ILLINOIS, i 1446, APT. keeping rooms; unfurnished; rivate lavatory; or sleeping room,

16—2 house~ utilities: $3.

large livingrivate entrance.

LINOIS, 1717—Lovely, room, an ‘kitchenette. __ For 1-2. TA-8306. MARKET, E., 1322—Rooms, suitable 4 people. Near schools; private entrance. Also __ single. MERIDIAN, 814— (Library Apartments) Ver nice ai apartment; utilities __paid. Walking distance. MERIDIAN, N., 1203 — Nicely furnished front room, kitchenette, connecting bath, good heat; $6

DELAWARE, 1643 N.—3 bedrooms, vate bath, ia 3-4 gentlemen; vate home. HA-2846

DELAWARE, 2119 N.—2 large attractive, front, nicely furnished, ‘well heated, lovely 1 home. le EUCLID, 116 N.—Nicely furnished; innersprings; near carline; private home; _ gentleman preferred. IR-1867. FOREST, 61 N.— (Off 2400 E. Washington), nicely furnished front; closet; private home. CH-3123-W. ILLINOIS, 812 N.—Nicely furnished sleep- _ ing ng rooms: hot w water; reasonable; phone. MERIDIAN, 3360 N., APT. D6—Pleasant; gentleman preferred; Jeretences; 2-way transportation: office LI-4435. NEW JERSEY, 1217 N.—$3.50-84; 26 attractive rooms; redecorated; maid service: investigate. NEW JERSEY, 2151 N.—Nicely furnished single, double; 3 Faubloyed: board optional; reasonable. NEW JERSEY, 2839 — Attractive private |P. home, innersprings. constant hot water, garage, phone. NEW JERSEY, N., 3319—Warm, nicely furnished, meals or kitchen optional. HA-3277-M, evenings. _ ein _ NEW YORK, 3602 E.—Nicely furnished, next bath; Plate. home; gentleman preferred, IR-6 NORTH, 2800 — Comfortable room with private Javatory; hea Yemen preferred; on carline. HA-13 PENNSYLVANIA, 1031 N.—Large, “hicely furpished; , food heat; near bath; large closet. SOE 927—Large warm room facing Garfield, twin beds. shower. near car. RURAL, 237—Large furnished or unfurnished; kitchen Sr vleqes; garage; board _ optional. C CH-034 WASHINGTON BLVD., 2820—Large, warm front,: shower bath, private home; _ reasonable. TA-3821 z cian WOODRUFF, 763 W, DE. —Attractive front room, warm, innerspring. Quiet home. Get want ad Jesuits in rhe iowest wore rates the city. RI-5551 for auras results at low cost.

pripri-

Rooms with Beard

CARROLTON, 2030—Nice room, for elderl People. Nurses’ care. Reasonable. H

COMER, 1205—Warm; twin beds; 3 meals; innersprings; widow's . home. $5. DR-

EASTERN, 262 — Attractive warm room; suitable 1-2 Sood meals. Good trans__portation. a NEW JERSEY, I meals optional. after PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2132—Nice room for entleman: innersprings; good meals; wi ennsylvania trolley: phone. WASHINGTON BLVD., 2814 room. suitable 1 or 2; TA-4893. ATTRACTIV. als optional; able. HA-3193 Enovi married couple or men. Steam jest, Goo d JR __sonable. RI-6637

Cc H =1528 Convales.

Mod. Refer. Hotels

N.. A ST large Soom; Phon

Pleasant good meals.

OM — Nor thside home; 17 suitable 1 or 2; reason-

gentleRea-

nsioners, > 3229 Novos

wklv rates

Spencer Hotel %5i's™ii $4 oo JAP JONES. Manager Seminole Hotel, 920

Ala., steam heat; distance; transien

N. walk $1.

Housekeeping Rooms 17

DAY WORK; A-1 refs.; exp.col. cooks; do-

estics. Hatel, rest. Eel.

$3. $4, $5: NEW

help for any wk.

JERSEY, furnished ower L: 1-2 rooms:

Bien heal at

: NEW JERSEY

N., 631—Nicely| hone.

MILEY, 129—Two clean rooms, private entrance; $4: seven rooms, unfurnished. ¥ JERSEY, N., 517—1, 2-room apartnts; radio, Kelvinator, sink; walking tne: LI-9750. NEW JERSEY, N., 913—One large light housekeeping room; everything furnished. $3.50 week. NEW JERSEY, N., 1108—Light, clean room and kitchenette; innerspring; $3.75; employed. NEW JERSEY, N., 2137—Front apartment, living room, dressing room, kitchen. Garage. Adults. HA-2859-J. OLIVE, 1838—Warm rooms, near bath; private entrance; convenient location; _ Sleeping rooms. ORIENTAL, 20 N.—Attractive 2 rooms, innersprings, frigidaire. Private entarnce; hot water. PARK, 1415—Front one-room kitchenette apartm ment; private entrance; everything furnished. RI-466 PINE, 728 N.-—Nice . rooms, bath, _ entrance. _ Utilities. SAULCEY., 1437—2 lovely rooms, private, modern home; employed couple only. BE-_0215-J. SPRUCE, 1609—Two well-arranged rooms; responsible elderly couple or adult ¢ couple. TREMONT, 30 N. — Furnished, modern 3-room apartment, ‘main floor, good heat, near car, schools. VILLA, 808—Large sunny front, stairs, Diizate entrance, coal, adults; $4.00 WASHINGTON, E., 1632 — Large, warm, At front room, downstairs; inner- _ springs: private entrance: reasonable. WINTHROP, 2815—Three rooms. utilities. Adults. Garage optional: $7.50. WRIGHT, 1318—Beautifully. furnished 2We kitchenette: bath, hardwood floors, Kelvinator, Stoker, porch, yard; utilities;

adults. DR-5939 sea HT HOUS! I ROOMS, LIGHT ROTHER NG LEXINGTON

UIRE AT 808 AVE

18TH, W., pisned | or unfurnished. 20TH., ne. 130—Modern light housekeepin Yo oms, running water, utilities id adults. HE-2969.

private

downlights;

24—Two-room apartment, furAlso sleeping.

heat. hot water. utilities. Adults, TA5660.

Apartments for Rent 18

108 E. 13th eeeecesecvaccsssssoscscs $47.50 111 E. 16th _.. rr nays 103 N. Meridian .eeeeeecessssscssssss 65.00

aim ve. 31.50 3 2 NG ENERAL APARTMENTS

22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439.

YE EFFICIENCY, $34. ATTEACTT Tech KEPT.

UT 1330 BN ILLINOIS

APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAV

Choice apts. gladly shown. HE-1328.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

20 W Vermont L1-2439 FALL CREEK BLVD. + Hess two bedrooms. COLLEGE. 2144—2 bedrooms, 22-foot living room. coLLEGE, TT noat. water. HE-1466. DELAWARE, 2218 8 N.— Bedroom apartment, DE decorated: $35; all utilities furnished. CH-5531-10 E. 32D, __parlor: ne maids _rm.: WALKING DISTANCE—3 ated; utilities, stoker 3 aire: adult S; 1835, ‘Merrill.

329 E,

ST. nae 5 rms, and sun adults only. Fria s range. Prigid--1563, 603%

Furn. Houses

2200—Co 2 tiers, ; 1320

» SOU 4-room bungalow; $2 WHITE. HI HE 4466,

309TH, 1020 W.—Three rooms, bath. Good | HARLAN,

HIGHLAND oa built- 20s

RIVER AVE.

TALBOTT.

ining BR-5656. after 5 ‘WASHINGTON BLVD., 3017—Three bed-

Ww.

KEALING. iis Noindsor 6 JENNING:

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PARK, 2237—Two-room apartment; electric. refrigeration, = inherspring mattress; adu SALEM, 3506—Nicely Furnished S-toom lower’ duplex; heat, water; $50. HU-2245.,-

15TH E., 606—Front efficiency apartment, steam heat, shower, privai® entrance. Kelvinator. RI-2251.

NICELY FURN. LBEDRM.. $45. C! TIENT LOCATION. W MANAGED BLDG. UTIL. ‘120 0 E. NORTH.

EMPLOYED lady will share her furnished apartment with employed lady. TA-5236, evenings. Phone RI-5551 for iowest want word rate in I city and aquick roauita’

19 RECONDITIONED 31 N. Bolton: 7 rooms; single; modern;

garage; $40. 2951 'Ruckle: 6 rooms; double; modern;

Houses for Rent

gajage; University Cowrt: 6 rooms; modern; single; $32.5 LI-8401 44 VIRGINIA AVE.

$20—~LAUREL, 1017—Water id; BR modern double, tq? “HE

$21. 5—WATER PAID; 4-room semi-mod-£E" near International Harvester pidnt E. Washington carline. 411 8.

$25; J ON, , 2411—Washington High, 5% one: modern double, yard, garage. BE-

$35— MODERN 5-room upper duplex; garage. 422 N. De Quincy. TA-4330. $40; EAST—Beautiful 5-room modern Jund _galow; yard. garage. Others. HE-4466.

BROADWA 390 ou side of doubie; newly Rae in liv. rm. oat

BYRAM, paint S- bedroom brick bungalow, breakfast room, built-ins, Tee garage HU-3543. CHISTES: N.. 530: and others. One-bed-modern new double. Has' evervthing, 5 bE (2 Tons of coal heats. Kev at New York. RI-5511. : COLLEGE AVE., 1532--New 4 rooms a side modern double, l-car garage, $35. Call LI-2541. COLLEGE, 2946—Modern 3-bedroom double; breakfast nook; redecorated; garaze; near school. TA-4513. OLLEGE, 5028—Modern 6-room double, kitchen alcove. A-1, garage; 8§45, CH-

5-room, 2-way brick insulated, garage.

COLLEGE, 5266 — double; redecorated, LI-2747. COLORADO, 1204 N. double: in-a-door, CH-2468- -M. 702 ELM ST.—4-room sotiage: near Foun= tain 3 uare, $19; water pa _J. C. CRUSE REALTY co, 128 N. Dela. ENGLISH, 927—8 Rooms and bath, strictly mode SERRE EVISON, 1130 — 5-Room modern double. Newly decorated. Water paid. GREELEY, 103 — 5S-room semi-modern double; '$13.5 GUILFORD, 41 TE -room modern Contes © _gar.; good condition. Owner. CH-7017-GUILFORD, 4342—Modern 5-room bun low; 2-car garage; $40: water. HU-2 20, 147—Modern 4-room double: thoroughly Toconditioned; sa ATaxe: $25:

water pai LI-207 AVE, — Lot modern S3rage. near Tech; $30;

— Modern 4-room builtins; - $35; water.

paid.

ILLINOIS. 323 g= N. excellent condition: BR-1978.

ARVINGTON) PASADENA ST. 233 N.—

ff E. Wash, 8t. Beautiful 4-room mod_ern double; garage. IR-8139

—3-bedroom moder garage.

JEFFERSON AVE, 1527 (2200 Brookside] — » 5

Modern double, 4 rooms, sun room; $30. 825—Double, 7 rooms, path.

__ Furnace.

SUMMITT. 8. 24—Ten-room home. suite able for rooming house: completely Ten= __pvated. RI-7966. 1909 N.—9.Room Todern house, gar a Good transportation. ‘MA-3519.

TUXEDO, T N.—Modern 2-bedroom low-

dupiex: garage, inclosed back yard: heat Risned reasonable price. Shown . by appointment. MA-3301 or IR-3 ‘

room double; Sonate completely re decorated; built-in features in kit tchen; g __Barage. $47.50. HU-5285. WASHINGTON . BLVD 6188—Attractive brick ON ew double, fine residential’

elon. bus 1 block. Open, eh ;

. 3 bedrm. Tm. MOA. ..evee.-vs-a LI-3814. 28 8.

BROS.

E.|38TH oT 5501 E.—California stucco, 5-

Bod, ERglow, 2-<car built-in gar., $60, -

42. 1220 N. Tuxedo; Tew ated brick double; de, cathe. jeial room, garage. "CH-3 §-room bungalow, A-1, Re garage, front’

CED 4-room ini builtins,

3 an mod, fireplace «via

RI-5404 _

large Tot. 2

Newly decorated. HA-3241-W.

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