Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1940 — Page 23

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BACKBOARD

By J. E. O'BRIEN

THE SMART BASKETBALL second-guessers will

crawl in with the groundhog to scoot out on the limb.

We've made our selections on two top college games

.and 40 week-end high school a line at the right and check keeper. Here we go: : Ohio State over Butler. It

looks like the Western Con-

ference has the Bulldogs’ number. Indiana over DePaul. Going out| on a branch, so as to speak.

Tonight's H. S. Games—

Lebanon over Shortridge. Expecting ’em to revoke our Fall Creek passport. Washington over Greensburg. Another South Central victory for the Continentals, Manual over Danville. for the Redskins to be on. .. Broad Ripple over Greenfield. A home town booster, that’s us. ...Anderson over Kokomo. Anything tan happen here. Bedford over North Vernon. A hunch, nothing more. Jasper over Bloomington. There's no place like home. Columbus over Shelbyville, Okeh, then, you pick it, mister. Rushville over Connersville. They pre leading the league, aren’t they?

Put Down That Brick!

Ft. Wayne South over Ft. Wayne North. But Elwood proved it can - je done. Evansville Central over Evansville oh Another bloody intracity batFrankfort over Richmond. C'mon, Case, turn ‘em loose. Martinsville over Greencastle. er what all the folk say. Logansport.over Lafayette. These Berries esca the recent freeze. Marion over Tipton. The Giants’ fans are banking tourney ticket money. " . New Castle over Muncie Central. gt came up “heads.” Southport over Ben Davis. We think it’s in the Cards. over Vincennes. We'd oo that ‘if John Adams still gave the pép talks. Elwood over Huntington. On comparative scores against South Bide.

Forecast for Saturday Marion over Tech. Who's gonna gtop those Giants? Shortridge over Crawfordsville. Is that better, No Siders? Broad Ripple over Beech Grove. fThe end of a perfect week-end. Manual over Brownsburg. The Redskins are entertaining. Southport over Cathedral. pnything may happen. Alexandria over Peru. marks. Anderson over Jeffersonville. That “home floor” argument is always

But

No re-

ood. : 5 New Albany over Evansville Bosse. Dhio River rivalry. Ft. Wayne South over Kokomo. We'll play the short-priced favorite.

Still With Us? Indianapolis Washington over PS . » This one’s on the West Side. Muncie Burris over Warsaw. ' A fot of guys still like the Owls. Seymour over Greencastle. Strictiy on the Conference standings. Ft. Wayne North over Auburn. Wayne's basketball crop is a bumper e. Or Bicomington over Bicknell. Now

e Panthers are home. Evansville Central over Franklin.

r sentimental reasons. BE , over Ft. Wayne Cen‘tral. Intersectional: warfare.

nd. Nothing to sa I Richmond over hoenfield. Richmond has had its big moments—

this may be one. Salem over Sullivan. Admitting | we're just guessing. pe} Lew Wallace over Wakarusa. remarks. or Bend Washington over Bremen. Any South Bend team is

good, says our neighbor. We're holing up now, too.

Local Casting Club Wins Tri-Club Event

A team representing the IndianSi Casting Club was victorious jast night over squads from Co- . Jumbus and Noblesville, Ind, in a tri-club casting tournament at mlinson Hall. Rk of the Indianapolis team and their scores were. Al Hoffman, 90; Huber John, 86; Clyde Wachstetter, 94; Ed Horning, 94, and D. dford, 95. Oh the regular intra-club casts, Clarence Green was high with a score of 99. The leading scorer among the women was Mrs. J. E. Adams, who turned in counts of 93 and 06. A total of 81 casters turned out for the weekly meet.

Tech Frosh Win ; scored 12 points and le s A mates to a 34-22-vic-tory over the Howe rhinies yesterday at the Irvington Presbyterian Church Gym. pA

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Men and Women Bowlers Launch Quest for City Title Tomorrow.

Men and women bowler of Indianapolis will begin their quest for the 1939-40 city championships this week-end. Both events, the Indianapolis Bowling Association’s 34th annual championship and the Indianapolis Women’s Bowling Association’s 21st tourney, have drawn record fields. The women’s two-week competition will be staged at the Pritchett Alleys, while the men will battle for seven straight week-ends. at the Fox-Hunt Alleys. Entries in the men’s tournament include 383 five-man teams, 500 doubles and 844 singles. In the women’s event, 112 teams, 96 doubles and 125 solo entries have been received. The men will vie on a handicap basis, while the feminine contingent will compete under a classification system. High net scores in the men’s tournament will divide a prize fund of $4232, while high actual scorers in each event will be recognized as city titleholders and will be awarded gold belt buckles. Prizes available

Bettina,

to the women total $877.

Down the Alleys—

Apostoli ‘Wait Bell -

They Will Restage ‘Hit the|

Deck’ Tonight at N. Y.; Fred Favored.

By JACK CUDDY United Press Stat Correspondent . NEW: YORK, Feb. 2.—By popular request, those hard-hitting exchampions—Fred Apostoli of &an Francisco and Melio Bettina of Beacon, N. Y.—will give a repeat performance of their thrilling melodrama, “Hit the Deck,” tonight at Madison Square Garden. At its initial showing on Jan. 5, this offering evoked a great hurlyburly of mingled bravos, boos and flying bottles, after Frisco Fred hit the deck thrice, southpaw Bettina once. The first performance was of 12 acts, but tonight's show, has been expanded to 15. This longer distance is a major reason why Apostoli is the 6-5 favorite to repeat for the decision. Apostoli, former middleweight king, is a slow starter, while Melio, former light heavy champ, starts fast, but usually fades in the later going. " Promoter Jacobs will give the Apostoli-Bettina winner a light heavy title shot in the last week of March at New York or Detroit. In that fight, the crown will be defended with the victor of the title brawl at Miami on Feb. 28 between Champion Billy Conn and Gus Lesnevich. For tonight's melee, Apostolli expected to scale 170 pounds, about five less than Bettina.

Kautskys Face 5-Tilt Schedule

Kautsky’s All-Americans are in for a tough week-end on the road, taking on Oshkosh Saturday night and Sheboygan Sunday. Oshkosh has won two of three games from the locals and Sheboygan has.exchanged wins with the All-Americans, who are led by the great scoring guard, Ernie Andres.

Fred Shaw will kindly step to the head of the class. His 705 in Parkway Recreation League competition last night was the best effort turned in by local alley addicts and second honors go to Woirhaye, Universal Leagueman who rolled a 680. Bob Kelley got a 671 in, the Universal League, followed | by Joe Falta's 660 in the Automotive loop. Also well up in the honor list today are Ed Erlier, 656, and L. IL. Pavey, 651, both showing their wares in the Parkway Recreation League, The 600 ranks:

Fred Shaw, Pa Woirhaye, "Universal Beg. Bob Kelley, Universal Soe “Falta: A Lomo Res. utomo “eiiey iad i kway ] Ye. an Logan, niversai ceaenes Sutphin, Universal ..............

Shamrocks, current leaders in Division I of the C. Y. O. Senior League, will meet St. Roch Sunday afternoon at Sacred Heart, while Sacred Heart, pacesetter in Division

II, will entertain Little Flower. The complete schedules:

” Division I . Patrick at hi St. obn at" *H on am . A aiaree vs or

at 2: Trinity at 2 50% Roch at Sacoed Heart

Division 1I 1C3 hedral vs. St. Joseph at St. Philip ay Cross vs. Joan of Arc at Holy Trin-

Litre Flower at Sacred Heart at 2:30. First-round games in the C. Y. O. junior tournament are to be run off Saturday afternoon at St. Philip's, with the winners meeting Feb. 10. The finals are scheduled for Feb. 17. Saturday’s schedule: 1 oy Rosary vs. Little Flower, Holy Thins 55. Lourdes.” . Saturday’s schedule in the C. ¥. O. Canal League:

Holy as Teinity vs. St. Catherine at So Phi Joan pr} Are vs. Little Flower at St.

9—Sacred Heart at St. Philip gli Cath edral vs. Holy Cross % Sacred 10--St. Anthony vs. St. John at Holy Trini i; ‘ a oly Rosary vs. Lourdes at Holy Trin.

Tonight's schedule in the Em-Roe Girls’ Big Six League at the Hoosier Athletic Club: 5: rae poogler AU Athletic Club vs. Seven Up.

Midnight Club. 9:30—Maplehurst * Dairy va. Branch 35.

The pairings in th in the Em- Roe Big

noon at the Hoosier Athletic Club: 2—Liehr’s Tavern vs. Link Belt. ze tewari Warner vs. Lawrence Den 4—Seven Up vs. Kingan Reliables. The Em-Roe Downtown Merchants’ Tourney will start Feb. 28 at the Hoosier A. C. Everett Babb, 209 W. Washington 8t., LI-3446, is handling the entries. '

Results in the Bust Bush-Feezle Thursday League at the Pennsy Gym:

Lilly Varnish, 19; Capitol Motors, 16. tia ny, 31; Hullo Mo Compensa-

Entries for the city tourney will be received until next Friday. Entry|ag blanks may be obtained from the Bush-Feezle firm or from H. G. Engelhardt, LI-9595.

Competition in the Em-Roe Hawthorne League ended last night with Art’s Standard Service atop the heap with eight victories and two losses. ' Results of games last nignt ward Cig Merenants, Standard RL ie ae Ba 27. = Legion, 42; Ben Hur Life, 28. Results in the Speedway Industrial League:

Arts

J. D. Adams, 25; Allise

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National Malleable, 38; B 9. The " Riverside Invitational "Tour-

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ney will start Monday night. The first-round schedule:

Monday Nignimoils

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0C. A. Ro si . - Hoosier AY *e vs. Doles Remy of An-

8—Seven-Up vs. Gas City. Tuesday Night—Boys

7—Clermont Christi 8—101 Class vs. No hs Zion Churn,

8—Salvation Army Red enicids vs. Dri-

10—Riversi de « CI e Fijctaian Cle eaners vs. New Augusta

Wednesday Night—Boys 7—Riverside M. E. vs. Victo Seu LICH Congregational id Hem Poni

Sink. an Knights vs. G 10—Dexte r Street Trojans on oo:

Tourney Officials—Clayton Nichols and Robert Crouch. Sportsmanship Judges—Chalmers Webb Sr. and Dallass Murry,

Three games will be played tonight in the Bush-Feezle Sunday Soh same at the Broadway

—rgidvay M. tral Christia 9—Central Baptist vs.

E. ey ielby n = . Firs Edgewood a

Central Baptists vii. Ven Central Christian i v Specawar M

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The Bush-Feezle Ir Thaustrial League Jones for tonight at the Pennsy ym:

7:30—~Indianapolis Ra - Cansnel ilway vs. Schwitzer

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Sunday's schedule in the BushFeezle Sunday League at the Pennsy Gym:

2—Weidemann Be Prunt 8—Dri Kold vs. Oma og Janly Anis,

4—-General Cartage vs. aTine C. L.

Table Tennis—

Circle League vesuits last night at Jimmy McClure’s: Balke Krause Lumber, 13; ‘Paper Pack-

Meer Jones No. 1, 14; Oak Mill A. C., 4. No Sibington Auto’ Sales, 17; Herfl Jones

pinemployment Compensation, 13; P, R.

Miles at Tech

Bill Miles, who held down the starting center position on the Howe High School basketball team in the city tourney, has joined the reserve squad at Tech. He has been in

TOMO Basketball—Butler vs. Ohio State, Fieldhouse, 8:15. Marion vs. "Tech, T Brownsburg vs. ual, Manual Gym, 8:00. 2 Shelbyville vs. Wesingto ‘Washington, 8:00, By Crawfordsville vs. Shortridge,|AL Shortridge Gym, 8:00. Beech Grove vs. : Ripple, Ripple Gym, 8:00. | SUNDAY Hockey—Cleveland VS. ‘Indianapolis, Coliseum, 8:30. TUESDAY Wrestling—Leo ‘Numa vs. Jumping Joe Savoldi, Armory, 8:30.

Gym, 8:00. g

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Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis Times, Friday, Feb. 2, 1940

ALEXANDER—Nell L., age 63, wife of Albert M. Slezander, ‘daughter of the late Dennis H. Jenkins, sister of Mrs. Dr. W. E; Mendenhall and Harry Jenkins of Downer’s Grove, assed awa Thursday. Funeral from the late residence, Ave, Burial Washington 2k, may call at che residence

ARPER—Thomas, south of Glenn's Valley. on Road 37, beloved father of Gordon and Doris Carper of Indianapolis, Lawrence Carper at home, and brother

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VID ih age 89, beloved aunt of pA S. Saint HN why. Fred Boyer, Ruth Huber, Lewis, NE Arthur and Harry Mountjoy and Lorene Hasselberg, away ursday. Funeral Satur ay, pj, from Shirley Bros. Central Chape Biinots at 10th. Burial Pleasant hree - miles south of Kansas, Friends invited.

DAVIS—Dr. Sherman . Madge Rickey Davis Chloago Ji, passed away cago, - pity Services ig the Flamer Pos Buchanan Mortuary “Saturday, 2 m. ‘Priends invited. Cremation. Friends may call at the mortuary.

DOWE—Bernhard (Barney), 84 vears, beloved father of Mrs. W. i Jasper and . Mrs. Henry Kiewitt, ssed away Wednesday evening at his ‘home, 51333 S State St. Fuoeral Saturds irgay, 2 at the G. H. ho fome., 1505 S. East sr * Friends invited, Buriai Crown Hill,

EISENDORFF — Jan GEISENDC Geisendorff ot Bara: sister of Mrs. Nellie Holland, Aberdee Md.; William Stewart of Li berty, ee: away Thursday evening. Services at the & Buchanan mortuary Satur- . m. Friends invited. Burial Friends may call at the

L., husband of nd father of Paul . ahd Morris Davis of

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| BERDEL—Harry Philip, age 75, uncle of

Misses Elvin and Horuiee Saiiatan 2d alrymple, Yes night in Lexington, Ky. Serv-

ary, Saturday, 3 Burial Crown

the mortuary. OLDCROFT._-1531ah Survived by three B of Edinb Martin of Franklin Bra Roscoe Be ' Indianapolis; two brothers, George Holdcroft of vy - oming, Oliver Holdcroft of Redkey and one sister, Mrs. Jane Kemp © of Re key. Funeral Saturd a. 10 a. he Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1902 & Meridian St. Burial near Dunkirk.

HNSTON—Mowray S., 2329 Larrollion Sof Ave, ‘beloved hucband of Evon E., fathe Binien, Is abells’ Bima A, Ene Johnston, ty; Mi iT Aletha Anderson,

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Friends invited. KERN—Dalisy, of 1921 Howard St, beloved wife of James Kern, mother of Sandefur and Wayne Kern, daughtcr of ‘Margaret Crayton, sister of Goldie Bailey, passed 2wzy Per, 1, + 280 87 Soars Services Saturday, 2 a lain Avenue Methodist Chitsth. Burial Floral Park Cemetery, Friends may call at the W. D. anblossom Mortuary, 1327 W. Ray B.2 Until service time.

age 18 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Kilsan Killion,

brother of Wilma ssed away Feb. Baturday, 2:30 p. Mrs. Burgess Ave. Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends favited,

MO BRIS Oia Lee, age 67, of R. R. 6 (8. Meridian St. and county line), passed on Wednesday; father of Merch ant Morris and Girthel Roberts, grandfather of Bysnenns and Millace Morris, brother f Sam Morris of Amity, Ind., and Wil-

Saturday, 2 ED at yster Askin Mortuary, 19th and Meridian Sts. Burial Washington Park. Friends invited.

NIGH—Alonzo, father of Mrs. Dorothy Eaton, grandfather of David Lee Eat passed away Thursday, Feb. 1. Friends the J. C. Wiison Funeral } Prospect St. Funeral servay, 3 p. m., at above funeral parlors. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.

RENNER—Effle (nee Delbrook). 61 years, beloved mother of Ge George D, D. and Charles D. Stoughton, Renner,

..M,, 8 e ho Friends invited. ‘Friends may call any time. RICHARDS—Vance E., age 30, husband ot Leos, father of Robert V.. the s . and Mrs. Arrie Richards, brothe or of Waskon, Mildred Richards Passed away igh eral Monday, arley Funeral Home Vi604 ts St. Friends may call at the aay Thome after 7 p. m. Saturday,

SLUSHER—Sarah Elizabeth, age 53. beloved mother of Margaret Parker. Claude usta Levi, . Elizabeth

Wig or away Wednesday. Funer wv p. m. at the late A Market St. Burial Floral ark, rrends may call at the residence. -

SPANGLER—Harvey E., entered into rest Thursday, age 68 yeafs. husband of Lina Spangler, father of Mrs. Dorothy Meyer | NT and ilbur Spangler, brother of Mrs. Ida Deppish, Mrs. Homer Lawson, Jennie and Edward Spangler. Services Saturday, | om 130 b. m., at Har ry W. Moore Peace |NE apel.

Weir, mother of Major John M. Weir, who {s stationed at Puerto Rico, and Mrs. Cyril Cass of West. y Hartword, Conn., passed away Thurs Funer Monday, 2 p. m., at the SE ae S428 Broadway.

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arr Shatives And ae nd manicure. oe airtrim, sham! International Beauty ne 229 N. Penn.

KEEP that youthful appearance; why look old with R gray hair or bald; a hair restorer, not a dye. Easy to use. Helen Tarrant, 1909 N. New Jersey. HA-4531-R. NENTS—95¢c to $5. 53 Mp]

Haircut, ms wave—all t 25¢. Royai Beauty Acad., 401 rg ‘Bldg.

NURSE'S home; convalescents, aged: special care, kindness guaranteed; doctor's reference. CH-0731. on fresh lake fish, at ADELM SRRET. new location, 421 E. 30th. TA-7292. treatments. DR. A, P. H 402 Kresge Bldg. RISIOE.

J FOOT

Savers,

(MUSIC—POPULAR—CLASSIC)

PIANO LESSONS — Popular—classical. Adults, children. Practice on two pianos available. IR-2973

(OIL HEATERS)

OIL HEATERS, Etter, 5 idling. Ip repairi og. Estimates. ATLAS R NACE CO. LI-2957.

PAPERHANGING

PAPER furnished, hung, $3 rm. Removin $2.50 rm. Cleaning. 50c. LEWIS. DR-0231.

(POULTRY MARKETS)

GLADSTONE POULTRY, 4204 E. New York. IR-0981. Free dressing—delivery—ecut up.

(SERVICE STATIONS)

T. Norell’'s Service Station. Capitol. TA-6049. Sinclair Prod.

(SEWER CLEANING)

Fritz Gas 35th

ATTENTION—-Winter prices: electric ma-

(TRANSFER)

R TRANSFER-Movine. cratin ing; padded vans: 28 insur Carrollton. HE-35

CEA BLINDS)

HOUGH'S RA-TOX VENETIAN BLIND Sit H. Taylor, 213 Pennway Bldg. i

G » Packs

VENETIAN BLINDS — PATTERSON SHADE & ING CO., 1142 N. Meridian.

(WINDOW SHADES) EEC TIE SHADE CO. 1350 N. Illinois. - RI-1581. Farms—Suburban 20

157 ACRES, Park Co.; good’ dairy farm;

chine, no g in 3 yrs. guarantee. ane. ch Ene; 3 yrs, @

fair Dides., $650 down. -TA-4286. JOHN D. CASE. 3510 N. Penn. B-3,

Tae

RI-1501, AUTO LOANS |

Ri-sé08, ‘|

Window shades. FLOOR CO!

RENTAL DIRECTORY a

Housekeeping Rooms 1

Apartments for Rent 18

$2.50; TACOMA, 517 N.—Attractive,. warm, next bath, good a avin: gentleman preferred; réasonable.

$3: PARK, 1635—Nice room, near bath; private home; good transportation; phone.

CAPITOL, 3502 N.—Real home for géntle- . man, attractive room, excellent heat, constant hot water, privileges. TA-7141. CENTRAL, 4421—Pleasant, private home; 1-2 gentlemen; breakfast optional; garage. HU-5481. COLLEGE _ partly DELAWARE, 1625, ivate By adies. HA-2587- p.m , KENWOOD, 3416— Modern, home -0 __2 doors from ols carline. HA-4005-Y, N.—Warm, adjoinin Inneisprings, real home,

2717—Large, clean front room, furnished; steam heat. | N.—Large front studio excellent heat. 1-2 , after 5

bath, ree jog

__HA-1 EW JERSEY, 2102 N.—Unusually attracBe: es home for girls, boys, reasonable. HE-3062 N. — Private home,

tional PARK AVE, TN pleasant bie see to appreciate; single op doue

ENNSYLVANIA, 1449 N.—Front bedroom, “private bath, maid service, private enrance. LI-0467. PENNSYLVANIA, 1712 N.—Bachelor quarters; employed gentleman; private entrance: living room, suhroom. TA-T247. TALBOTT, N. 1652—Lovely, warm room, hot water. phone; lady employed WASHINGTON BLVD., 2838—Large warm ‘front, twin beds, innersprings, 1-2, phone WASHINGTON BLVD., 32D.—Warm, fine Home, Shokes, Jig water, garage; gentle- . HA-1813-W a 3021 E. — Taree front, suitable 2 gentlemen; emp. couple. Garage, reasonable, CH-1940. ATTRACTIVE, warm front: private enbps Iaflied home; walking distance; | PENNSYLVANIA, 1449 N.—Large bedroom, eer maid’ service, private entrance.

"62.125 subscribers every day in Mari County alone to read your want ad pe The Times. Results at lowest word zate in the city. Phone RI-5581.

Rooms With Board 15

$5-$6—COMER. 1205—Lgrge front, down

pieE 3 meals; widow's. home. GOMER, 1137—Nicely fumished room, WT. dow's’ home. Near carline. Employe lady. DR-3108. wo EAST—Nice room, twin beds, 2 good laundry; young men; private. CH-3293-R. CH- 2393 5 WOODRUFF, 576 E. DRIVE—Large; Large; twin beds; private Some: home cooking; Sntleman, ne

rer, Home: uh warm room | Aer.

ERS, -—Ni warm double room. Bae ee 3 Nivate Transportation. Garage. LI-6688. Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City.

Hotels 16 $4.

wkly. rates, 248 8. IIL

JAP JONES, Manager. Hoosier Hote] Clean. comicrianie:

shower and bath! city heat: 440 Mass, $3. iid

MILNER $4.50 WEEK HOTEL SURE SAiitNowl. Sa Io Frans. downtown. Mayfield

‘Housekeeping Rooms

UP -- Well furnished, clean 2-room apartments: private entrance, 1103 Cen-

$9.50_PTIVE, N., 8143 lower front rooms; Si 5 m.

private sittihes front room, innersprings;

encite:” “also Jia le;

rivate en

ge warm

Hhocommodste 4, $8; one

CENTRAL, 2410—Attractive, large living, bedroom, innersprings, kitchen, new stove. Frigidaire, phone; emologed. CHADWICK, 920—2 Nice housekeeping rooms, artly fur [iiltished; adults only; reasonable COLLEGE, To furnished tworoom apartment; also one room; private entrance. COLLEGE, 2310—1 room downstairs; _ trance. HE-2792.

urnished or unfur. replace; private en-

GOLLEGE, 1420—Cozy apariment, two large | $8

rooms, nicely furni Good heat. Adults.

*N-. TB17—Larg room, ned bath; steam, hot water, Walking distance. Reasona ble. .| EDISON, 905—2-room apartment, all utilities; good heat; walking distance; mod. MeCARTY, E., 715—Furnished lower front; k. Private -ntrance; lavatory; autoheat. Adults. MERIDIAN, 'N., 814 (Library apartments) —Nicely ‘furnished gparimens; utilities; __ walking d distance; $5 u

JERSEY, | 713—0ne unfurnished room, sink, good heat; downstairs. Park- _ ing. Adult: ults. NEW JERSEY. 2038 N.—IWwo rooms, complete kitchen, overstuffed, private entrance, phone; adults. NEW JERSEY, N., 1215 — 2-room front; private cntrance, hot water, steam: reasonable. ORIENTAL, N., 20.—Attractive 3 1ooms; inne. springs, ‘Frigidaire, steam, Private entrance. Hot water.

STATE. N.. 423—2 light, front, furnished ed sink; utilities; rooms un-

WASHINGTON. E., 456372—LONG HOTEL— or 2-rocm apartments, a $3 | CEN 103 u WOODRUFF PL.—Lower 4-room apartmi unfurnished. Private bath. Inquire, 54 B. Michigan 35TH, 1441 W.—3 Lower, semi, stove, toilet, garage, ier paid; $15. HU-2683,

Apartments for Rent 18

1322 CARROLL TON Ave.—1-bedroom ape nt; heat, water an garage: [8s custodian or call . Burtt,

418 E. 19TH ST.—2-bedroom nents, with crasswentiiation:

Peat water

tchen wa er furnished. A 3 and s 4 able. For details Ae Mr. Burt

Hall- Hottel €o.- LI. 2541

4-ROOM apargment; built-ins, refrigeration, ran Yount o' couple preferred. 3321 E 1 th. CH

“Beautiful Front Apt., $50

One bedroom, completel Jedesorated, 3510 N. Nieridia

APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU

Choice apts.. gladly shown. HE-1328

GENERAL APARTMENTS

03 .N. Meridian e..cocoe0ereesesss..$60.00

Vermont. LI1-2439. First-class condition.

1 BEDROOM $40

r | $7.50

AT LEGRANDE APTS., 1435 B. LeGrande, fol secures lovely newly decorated ef ciency apt. with utilifies; Jarge vard d altogether quite attractive. Better

CORCRABIT W. 21st St., new Pasouieny a $13.50-815. See janito

18A

Modern 3

Furn. Houses—Apts.

WEEK—E. Market, 1034. rooms, kitchenette; garage. Good fure niture. Heat, gas, water paid. LI-3801. "WK.—Nice 6-rm. bung., util 1 reserves room). Adul id HE-4. 55, Uady ILLINOIS, 1919 N.—Two-room efficien newly decorated, . Private entrance,

Adults M'PHERSON, 29. I ~ and bath; utilities furnished, near car Hine; adults, PARK, 2302—Will share 6-room aparte ment; congenial couple; utilities fure nished: phone. 518 E.—3 Rooms, bath, down. F . LE, heat.” Private entra

New York lo Houses for Rent 19

1 TH, 2222 E.—4-Ro0; $ yee ign oom double; well,

$22.50—- GALE, 1341 N.—-Five-room doub modern except furnace. Basement. Gae rage. CH-3158-J. $22.75—Water paid, 721 N. Sherman Dr.; desirable 4-room Soubls, bath; Heatroig ne IR-5745

ENTRAL, 233 S—Eighi-rmn ggnodern double

FIVE-ROOM house; _ light: as adults; $7. Inquire 70°F. “New

“uit

home, Toa ir garage. Shown by appointe ment.

Bt EST 2-bedroom and singlé. Inquire 5172" voller COLORADO, 1204 N.—4-roo! modern use; in-a-door bed, puttin features: _as 50. .__CH-2468-M. COLLEGE, | she “rooms; modern; water arege; ood condition: $25. L Padi. fe irginia Ave. ENNY, 60 8.—68 rooms, bath, good fure nace, nice basement, all rooms newly pepered, all foots refinished in oak, -car garage, front side drive, ood bacle - yard, lots of flowers. Real home; $38; by owner. Open Saturday and Sun Conic: ghiage: CE en: ouble; Ta : E. rhiefD. 7200.

WOOD,

KEN 2331—Modern, edi garage; large es

10825 3 Water

130 E.

RIVER AVE., 835—7-room double; mode in good Sendo: garage. HA-3341-

4001 E. Wash. $38; 668 E. 12th, No. 19; 32 bedrooms.

2 _ MA-1062. TA-4648. 12 E. Mkt. No. 1217, $45; summer, $40; (Irvington): 4 rooms, 4 rooms, stove, Jetrigerator. garage, heat, water.

Central $5: upper dusiex: 7 bedims.,

Irg. liv OLLEGE, 1664—5 rooms, Frigidaire, steam Oar outin Ba, porch,” lau re 48. HIGHLAND, N.—32 rooms, Frigidatle, stove, roll-acvay, front porch. Bee todian. DR-1358.

MERIDIAN ST., 3335 N.—2 and 3 bedrms., sunrm. Heat, water, garage, anitor services furnished. G. E. ref, a CLARK REAL - . Pent ig! NT eeu: OO Dona. MA-35 1) sii 5

a i ati es Firnidhed

S ded.

“and ap landon. Phone

R 6—Large 3-bedroom ble; pL or 2 relative families; oo. y SANGSTER, 4805—New, 4 rooms oor sna Ba: $35. IR-6661 or 11.5 21. - Evening ape pled if desired 1443—5-room brick bungalows Taear Nis 1] pi ik D. RI-7200. P, in 2—6 rooms; modern; dou ble; water paid; good bondition; $35. LI-8401. 44 Virginia Ave. 6026 E. 10TH New S5-room to side Srisk veneer (doubles full basement, air conditioned Shown by OS Dpoiatmeny TROT067. 18TH 1129 W. — Modern 6-room _doubl dwood floors, 2-car garage. TA- - we. $0TH,, ose TR "double; ar water 3 £ ie x (R100 pariiments. ot Sra mod. and e, 1130 $20. C hm Cc. sae. ND SE GRADE AND HIGH 393 Rete 431 0. water paid. IT nis PALS: INC., 140 N. Del. -2368.

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