Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1940 — Page 13

"MONDAY, MAY 18, 1040

Reds Refuse To Be Jinxed, Whip Cards

Ruffing Snaps Yanks’ Losing Streak

By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, May 13.— The Cincinnati Reds aren't paying one bit of attention to the “jinx boys” who are digging up new reasons every day why Bill McKechnie’s club won't repeat in the Na-|

tional League. Not being the least superstitious, the Reds ignore those crepehangers

who point out that no team which lost the World Series in four straight games ever came back vo

win the pennant the next season. Nor do they give a tumble to those | skeptics who clamor that no victim | of a no-hit, no-run game ever won | a flag. The Reds, you know, were recently humiliated by one Tex Carleton. | But since then they have given 8 very good imitation of a club] that plays each game today and forgets about yesterday and to-| morrow. Since Carleton’s no-hitter, | the Reds have won nine out of 10! games and forged into the National League lead.

Wallop Cards Twice

The Reds’ latest expioit is a twin victory over what the experts con- | cede to be their most dangerous | rivals, the Cardinals. They smacked | down St. Louis yesterday. 7-1 and 13-4, making four straight wins over the Cardinals without a loss. Up to now there seems to be no comparison between the Reds and Cards. In four games the Reds have won them all, scored 38 runs to the Cards’ 11, made 48 hits to their 35, used four pitchers (all going the route) against 12 for the Cards. Paul Derringer held the Cards to four hits: in the opener, winning his third game. The Reds drove Bill McGee to cover. Homers by Frank McCormick, Frey and Craft helped Jim Turner win his first game for the Reds. He allowed 16 hits but coasted behind a big lead all the way. The Cards made four costly errors. |

Yankees Win One | The longest Yankee losing streak

in 10 years—eight straight—came 0 world Champion Yankees who once think Red will need 'em.”

an end when Red Ruffing blanked the Red Sox. 4-0, before 41376, larg-| est throng of the season at Yankee Station. Ruffing pitched brilliantly, | allowing only six hits, and not a man reached third. Despite the end of their six-game winning streak the Boston Red Sox| maintained their game and a half] lead over Cleveland because the Browns knocked off the Vittmen, 5-2. Eldon Auker, Red Sox castoff, held Cleveland to nine hits and himself led the Browns’ 12-hit attack with three singles.

Lyons Whips Tigers |

Ted Lyons, who'll be 40 next De-| cember, pitched the White Sox to a 4-3 victory over the Tigers. He allowed eight hits, two of which were homers by Pinky Higgins and Dick Bartell. Kreevich’'s triple and Wright's single accounted for the winning run. Johnny Babich. Athletics’ rookie won his fourth game by defeating the Senators, 4-2. He allowed oniy six hits.

Swanson Out |

For Pole

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and heaviest cars quartered in Gasoline Alley. Swanson hasn't finished a race since he started here in 1937. In that year he pulled into the pits after 131 miles ard again in 1938 he was forced out. His mishap in Hepburn's car ended his victory chances last year, » = 8

An unidentified bird that nests in the vicinity of the Speedway may not realize the close call it had yesterday morning. The bird swooped low over the track while Raul Riganti, South American driver, was hitting it off down the front stretch in his Maserati. It barely cleared the hood and Senor | Riganti's reanet. = » Dick Whaiton and Tom Dewart. | New York sportsmen who own the Alfa Romero to be driven by Chet Miller, received the Keys to their garage yesterday. The car is due here tomorrow, $ 8 &»

GASOLINE ALLEY NOTES , .. Shorty Cantlon, Sam Hanks and

Tommy Hennershitz were among|,jgnt end of a telescope, which|

those getting in a few practice | licks yesterday. . thrice winner of the Pike's Peak | grind, has been nominated to pilot | Wilbur Shaw's own car. It's the| same entry that Wilbur drove to | victory in 1937 and to second place | the next year. Mauri Rose piloted | it to eighth position last year. . . . The Champion 100-Mile-An-Hour Club is to hold its annual dinner next Monday night at the In- | dianapolis Athletic Club.

BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN

Of Tired Kidneys

If backache and leg pains are making you miserable, don’t just somplain and do nothing about them. Nature may be warning you that your kidneys need attention. The kidneys are Nature's chief way of taking excess acids and poisonous waste out of the blood. They beip most people pass about 3 pints

a day If “ihe 15 miles of kidney tubes and filters don't work well, poisonous waste matter stays in the blood. These poisons may start naggin backaches, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss of op and energy, peti ting up nights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes, headaches and dizziness, Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning som2times shows there is sometaing wrong with your kidneva or bladder. Don’t wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40 ears, ‘They give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous

[calves-foot jelly

The power he packs in his fists is ——— illustrated here as Lew Jenkins smashes Lou Ambers with a full right-hand punch in their battle in Madison Square Garden in New York, where Jenkins won the lightweight championship on a technical knockout in the

third round. Joe Williams, New York World -

“We have nothing but respect for the hitting violence of Lew Jenkins’ right hand but we can’t put in with Bernie Gimbel when he says the fuzey wuzzy from Texas hits harder than any right-hander he ever . ++ We think Johnny Kilbane at 122 carried even more dynamite. . +++ Even so we wouldn't be surprised to see Jenkins stop Henry Arm-

saw,

strong when they meet, especially

Caissons Roll Along, Over Gridder’s Foot

EAST LANSING, May 13 (NEA). —When those caissons go rolling along, Charley Bachman, Michigan State coach, wishes they would keep off the feet of his football players. Bill Milliken, promising freshman

der a wheel in an R. O. T. C. parade, suffering a fractured arch which has impaired his varsity chances for next fall.

Deaths—Funerals 1 indianapolis Times, Monday, May 13, 154¢

ASHCRAFT—W. H_ age 50 vears, s. father of Mrs. Mate t Dearmin, son of Mr, and Mrs : fsheral ft, brother of Mrs. Stella Bere argaret Hause, Claude, and Charles. CoA

Rr rien Crown Hill Cemetery. at the mortuary.

BEESON-—Alverda F.. widow of the late ee n and mother of illiam

D. son, wa at the family residence. 2 ark Ave. Saturday May She | is also survived e sister. Mas. Clark, ng"Ky half sister, Mrs, Ng auMt. Sterling, Ind, Jee Brothers Hallack of of Vevay. n d., Y of Garrison, mer, of Indianapolis. Ferpecs at the residence Tuesday. May 14 Friends invited. Interment ‘Memoriai a Friends may call at the home any time

BERRY-—Malinda. widow of Jam E. Berrv, passed away May 11 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred B. Cunning. am, at Chappaqua, N. Y. Funeral at Shirley BreS, entral Coe Hiinols at 10th St. ay at 3:30 . Friends invited. Burial Friends may call at the chape

CANNING—Patrick H.. of 2738 Chester Ave, husband of Cordelia, brother of Miss Stasia and Tresa Canning, Joseph J. Canning, John A. Canning and Mrs. Agnes McCarthy, Mrs. Kate Monhan, departed this life Sunday. Funeral Tuesday at Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, ”i auch St, aL 8: : St. Francis Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery,

DANN--Mrs. Dora, of New Castle, Ind., at the residence Monday morning. wife of | Max, mother of Theodore, Nathan, Mrs. Herman koff and Mrs. Simon Schuster, sister of Aaron, Hyman and Ike Caldwell. rvices will be Sonducted 4 in m. today at the Aaron-Ru Wa Home, Interment Shara-Te ha,

Friends may call

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Nightingale McLemore Pays | tiie ben A Visit to the Sick Yanks Lu df, 8 Re

By HENRY

United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, May 13.—Being a country boy who was brought up

to believe that it was neighborly

visit yesterday to the New York Y their game with the Boston Red Sox.

The Yankees had lost eight really were sick folk. I feit almost them on the bench, and realized I had come empty-handed without even so much as a little jar of or some cnicken broth. There they sat, all in a row, from water cooler to water cooler, the

had only to throw their gloves on the field to conquer any enemy. With a team batting average that: would shame a twilight league club they were the Bronx Cap Pistols, not the Bronx Bombers. Bunip Balks at That One “Glad to see yd,” greeted Lefty Gomez when I walked in. “Pull up| a chair, Stay around a whiie. The chances are that you'll get to pinch hit before the afternoon is over. Our hitters are so bad they're

| thinking of calling on me in the {cluteh.”

“We haven't dropped that low, Gomez,” cracked Bump Hadley. “What's that about asked Joe Gordon. “What's a hit, | anyway? I've forgotten what the word means. You know, when my baby is born in August what I plan to give him for a present? At least, what'd like to give him. Well, I'll tell you—a scratch single through the infield.” Joe Cronin, manager of the Red Sox walked past the Yankee dugout. An Irishman who yields noth[ing to an umpire without an argument, Cronin takes a riding from the fans and rival players for his | consistent’ beefing about decisions. As he walked past, | Yankee coach, spotted two Giant | safety pins that Cronin was using to keep his pants tight around his | knees. Can’t Kill Cronin

“Look at those safety pins, boys,”

Coombs called to the Yankee play- |

ers. He needs em, too, the big cry baby. to keep his diapers up.’

Cronin gave the dugout in general |

a laugh and went on about his business. Bill Dickey suggested that I ask McCarthy about the “long-haired fellow” who came into see him in

[the dressing room before the team

came out on the field. He was a psychologist or sometug.” Dickey said. “His name was Applebaum or

Applebeam or pretty close to that,”

the Yankee manager volunteered. “He's a real psychologist, all right.

Dees lectures and stuff like that. |

A baseball nut, too. Hasn't missea a stadium game in vears. Said he knew that our trouble was mental, {and I agreed with him, except I told him there wasn't anvthing wrong that a few base knocks wouldn't cure.’ “What did he say asked. Here's What's Wrong

“Well, he said he had a picture of |

| what was wrong with an Yankees,” | McCarthy replied. “He figured our players were looking at the players on the other team through the!

made them appear big, and looking |

. Louis Unser, at themselves through the wrong | 20

end, which made them look small. ! Said what they needed was to turn | the telescope around.” “Maybe our guys been with telescopes,” “Maybe I'd do better with a tele-

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scope than I do with a bat I or think I'll try that out.” “Who you want in the bull pen, Joe.” asked Coach Art Fletcher. | “Let's see,” the boss mused. “We'll | __Ce try Donald and Sundra. But I don't

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$3: STATE, 102 x Lovely neighborhood, | | CAPITOL, 734 N.- “Lar e 1-room and Kitch- A large comfortable room: near car; gen- enette; Beautyrest, ’ utilities, Adults. 3720 N. MERIDIAN _ tleman preferred. es Parking: reasonable. Bedroom apartment; utilities furnished. BROADWAY, 309—Desirable. “adjoining | COLLEGE, 1420—Cozy apartment, 1 large See Custodian. — - bath; hot water: employed couple! room, large closets; private pore ion __lady. reasonable RI-5790. iia . Phone. Adults. | F H A CAPITOL, 3163 N.—Well furnished, attrac-| DELAWARE, N. 607—Housekeeping and urn. riouses pts. an: reasOnabis ee. home; gentle- | sleeping rooms at attractive rates; ale . » 7s - __ - CENTRAL. 1650 , ing distance. RI-6289. a 835; North, , private bed- | § 28 N. Pine St.. 7 ~ Comfortably furnished | DELAWARE, 815 N. — One large “fully | 1._aptL.; porch, yar thers | 1946 N. Olney St.; room, hot water: no other roomers, equipped, suitable two men; married | ILLINOIS, 1915 N.—$7, $9.50; 2, 3-room | 1642- Vi ATTOW Ave: Reasonable, HA-4980-M. = couple, apartments; very choice; utilities; adults. | 3606 Robson St.; COLLEGE, 3747—Large front. near bath: GROFF, 1441—2 rooms, all furnished, $4.50. | ROACHE, 1402—Nicely furnished 3 rooms | 1257 Edgemont St.; 5 rm. mod. bung. $3500 private home; gentleman preferred; rea-| BE-0954. private bath, Frigidaire, $8; utilities; | 6174 Norwaldo St.; 5 rm. mod. bung. $4000 sonable; TA-41 187. ILLINOIS. N. 2628—32-room upper front|_ adults; Riverside carline. HA-0336-W. | Tis "Eh Se] 5 rms.; sefni-od. 31630 COLLEGE, 2238—Nice cool front room, 1-3;| apartment: everything furnished; private| ST. CLAIR, 314 E. APT. 4—2 Rooms | 5 hglish Ave. 5 rms.; mod 3 _ reasonable; hot water. HE-3795. entrance; $5.5 bath; beautifully decorated; eran | | 2001 W Nth SiS TIS) Semi. oo -§3830 DELAWARE 400 N., Apt. 8—Large a attrac. | ILLINOIS. N.. als — 3-room apartment; | furnished; walking distance. 1120 8 Randolph St.: 5 rm. mod. bung. $2250 ively furnished front, 1-2 employed; sink, all utilities; also sleeping room: WINTHROP, 4619—Lady will share Borsa.) 355) Graceland Ave. 4 bedroo reasonable. Phone .- parking. | low with couple. rent room, evenings. | home, moa. $4000 DELAWARE, “1919 N.—Large room with | IRVINGTON —Two furnished rooms; pr: HU-6188. ; 5 rms.; semi- mod. $1600 lavatory; unusually well furnished: reas-| vate bath, garage; adulis only. 5825 3-ROOM apartment, Dicely furnished. 1422 Laurel St.; 5 rms.; semi-mod.. { 719 742 N. Pershing Ave.; 6 rms

onable. HE-1409 Julian Ave. pets. _ Adults, $6. E. New York JENNINGS BROTHERS

DELAWARE. 1623 N. "coavell furnished | LEXINGTON, 964—Nicely fusnished groom. — : 4 | apartment or room, boar carline. Houses for Rent “19 | 28 8. _linois St. Lincoln 3814, 7% rms, “bath, built- | ——

leges: reasonable. DR-4977-J. DELAWARE, 2235, | MERIDIAN, N. 14—Li , 814—Library 622 SOUTH Home Pl., porsh and ar. . $22.50 | 622

next bath: meals o Nicely furnished apartments; reasonable. HA-067 walk dist ing distance: $5 up. Home Pl; § rms. ‘bath, "built-in porch; $20. Call MR. BURTT

DOWNTOWN~—Large, beautifully furnished; | MICHIGAN, 24168 E. — Furnished private Hall- Hottel Co. ~ LI. 2541

Innersprings; nest oath; gentleman. 36, apartment. sink, screered porch, yard. W. Vermont, Apt. 3. LI-2648. | Desirable location. Adults. ILLINOIS, N., 812—Sleepin boom, “$1.50; | NEW JERSEY, 1319 N.—Nicely furnished | ___ =~ 2 _ private "entrance, Call RI- | front apartment, 1st floor. Frigidaire. |$30: WATER PAID, modern 6-room double, OHIO. E.. 1422—Nicely pL inner- Phone. Adult redecorated, garage. 1015 _High. LI- 1948. OLNEY: 1503 N.— 27.50. LI-8401. 44 Virginia Ave.

semi-mod. semi-mod. store rm... semi-mod. semi-mod.

5 rms.; 6 rms.; 6 rms. & 6 rms.; Srm.; rms. . 6 rms.; mod. . $22.00 4 rms. a side semi $1850 5 rm. mod. bung. . $3500

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

Union Title Company

Union Tile Buliding 155 E. RKET

un- Rms. mod.; dble., gar.;

near

springs, large closet, kitchen vprivileges: NORTHWESTERN. 3131—-Two rooms. __emploved couple: gentleman. LI-5 8. furnished; sink; utilities paid; RINGGOLD, 1311—Attractive front room, | bath. TA-3132. win beds, inner-springs. rivate en-| pENNSY - RN —Tovelv trance: 2 gentlemen. Garage vplional. ye, LYANIA, a a DR-2426-J. — - { best transportation: nice home: RITTER, N., 336 (Watson) Large, cool | PENNSYLVANIA, 2147 N.—1 Room, front room: innerspring; kitchen hs enette, studio apartment: G-E leges: transportation. ing bath, utilities. Adults RUCKLE, 3110—Nicely furnished, near | PENNSYLVANIA, 807 N bath; suitable 1-2; meals optional; reas- | ment, nicely furnished, ; onable. HA-1650-R springs; quiet Adults. newly tance, . walking | ST. CLAIR, 314 E., APT. 4—2-room apartment; private entrance; hot water; everything furnished. I1.I-9201 STATE. N., 1230-Widow share modern 2062 N.—Nicely furnished| home: Brookside car; garage near; $20]. room, next bath, J transportation.| month 13 Gentleman preferre {| TREMONT, 30 N.—Modern furnished 3FLONER Shop), _ Cc) 586 Middle room apartment: utilities; main floor. LT beds: | LOVELY WOODRUFF, 608 M. DRIVE— ¥ - . . . Large room, first floor, utilities. 1 with We CAT airacive Jom; in-| Kitchenette, $22 month. CH-4108. nersprings; private home. breakfast op- | LTH. E.. 822—3-room furnished aparttional; employed girl. CH-0743. vent: comfortable: sink; Aariva ate en31ST, 513 E.—Attractive; near oath; vate family: Sntieman;

To JERSEY, 1923 N.—Quiet location; lower duplex; 4 rooms, kitchenette; 3 heat: garage; hot water. WASHINGTON BLVD., 3017 — 3-Bedroom kitch- double, redecorated throughout, built-in Adjoin- features; $45. LI-4071 Phone. —————————— 2-Room apartsink, Nan Farms—Suburban 20 w alking dis- ay

2-room, view. . adults. Total Price—$475 Cash Last house on south Side Standish Ave.,, about 4 blocks east of elby, rooms. electricity. lights. Stoo. fay it Niet DR-7925 EDW. DILLEHAY RI-6413 J. S. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del.

STH ST., “EAST—Lovely neighborhood. A cute 5-room semi-modern bungalow; room for bath; excellent condition; garage; 2 big lots, i) shrubbery, Price $2400, 10 per cent dow HUDELSON, 2619 E. 12th st CH-6204. ACRES, SIX-ROOM HOUSE, barn | - chicken house, garage, electricity, water. Just off Road 34, south Clermont on county line, Wher. Box 448, R. R. 18, Indianapolis. SELL OR TRADE, 43 acres, 28 piles south. 50.00. 25 acres tillable, land, bal- tun ance pasture an s. Price only $1800, $300 cash, Phillips, DR-5252, with JACK C. CARR, MA-2523,

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rooms, $3: NEAR

8ST. C 4 furnished Jesping distance. LI-92 : | ST. JOE, 19 E., iy 3-2 Attractive front | 2-3 persons: $2.50, $3. LI-7128

3606 Robson—>5-rm. mod. 1115 English—5-rm. mod. . . 2040 Booseveli—3- -rm. mod. .. : 1946 N. Olney—17 ms. “sare suEaTe eT 914 Raison St.—5 $1, JENNINGS BROS. a 3814. 28 8S. Illinois

[BUY A LOT and build your nome 0COFd ing to your taste in Keystone Mano Jocated 6200 block on Rockville Road. F. A. terms available. Each lot 100x200. Priced ppwald from Paul Boardman. 1331. ETCHER TRUST COMPANY

“5.-ROOM MODERN, $1800

SECOND AVE. West Mars Hill, north on| $150 down Jdayment; nice cottage with oid Rd. 67, 4-room house, 2-car garage. 2-car Rare 224 8. McKim Electric lights, well. Price $1250; terms | RI-5655. ODE & GOODE. ___HA-1083,

cash, "$12 mo. JENNINGS 'BROS., ud SE NL ~Aaiatie Now MODERN 4, 5 AND 6-ROOM BUNGALOWS

LAKE FRONT FARM B 4 Gr Con ol, Shodius Park! FHA term

. Del. RI-3477, BR- 3313, 90 acres, Lake Maxinkuckee, buildings, a EA R———————— orchard. John Kline, Culver, Ind.

160 ACRES, Hendricks Co., near Danville; good location, poor buildings: small dn’ payment. John Case, 91 Fletcher Trust, 18| RI-9109. _____| THREE ACRES—Seven-room semi-modern home. Shortridge Road (6500 east); $3700; terms. IR-4200, Walter Folkerth, ‘East Side Agent,” 4200 E. Washington. WASHINGTON PLACE (8200 east); prices $325-$500. Will build and finance. Walter

Drive—Lovely constant, hot water.

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2 3% pri=- | trance; near College, RI-7276 reakias. op-| 2TH, 61! E.—3 or 4 large, clean “rooms; Eva EA ge Hey THT | foams. $2 —Large, nicely furni adults; meals optional; excellert trans- foTaL 018 BE. portation. DR-1829. evenings. Colored; ALLFREE, 2118—Furnished front | TWO: Toom apartme 10 ¢ partments at 310 and 312 _ room: near carline; $2 week. HE- Ea. Clair; utilities furnished: parkTimes Want Ads Lowest Rate in City. Ee Sten rr TT ED 2-room “apartments, | moder

rn; Rooms With Board 15 i "SW New York. objector 1205 — Attractive front

three meals; twin be Apartments for Rent

(colored) —Furnished Too; Utilities paid. HE-35

TA, FINE HOME 922 N. Jefferson, 8 rooms, strictly mode ern. Lovely yard. Garage. Close to Tech, ‘| OPEN 2-6 SUNDAY. LI-3722. HU-5241.

FOR SALE—Modern two-story home; eight rooms and bath; full basement; new aire conditioned furnace; uptown: priced rea= sonable. Ed F. Smith, Rochester, Ind.

MUST sacrifice 4 city properties; always rented, with $972 yearly return, for total

URNISH utilities; children. : : $5. COMER. widow's home; DR-0114-R. —- ; ENGLISH, 1302—$5, twin beds, 3 I meals, constant hot water, laundry. MA-2147, KEYSTONE, 56 N.—Front room, twin Peds: excellent meals: $6.50 week. CH-5273-M. | NEW JERSEY, N., 2310—Sleeping porch, $1.50; furnished room downstairs, next _ bath: privileges; $6.50. —- Ls NORTHEAST —Excellent location; gents or couple; con enial; laundry; garage, | _ meals. CH-3237 | OHIO, 1214 E. i nice front rooms, pri- | yale home; good food: twin beds. Re]

new fiveSunday 1-6.

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want ad RT-B88T

Real Estate Wanted 27

WANT TO SELL your our farm? See John _ Case, 916 Fletcher Trust Bldg. 1 RI-9109,

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FOR RENT STOREROOMS l s067%. ors} sT. Real E Estate Loans CORNER EMERSON AVE. - satan

305 N. SHERMAN DR. CORNER E. NEW YORK ST. ® ® o FACTORY ROOMS 42 W. SOUTH ST.—$12 Phone H. L. DITHMER—TA-1703.

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440 Mass. . NEW PALACE HOTEL—4 N. New Bd rs downtown; clean modern rooms,

and bath, city heat;

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ONLY $850—8150 down, $14 mo buy new store building and tilling Bays _ with % acre lot. IR-4207.

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Housekeeping Rooms ~- 17 $3.60; CENTRAL, 1326—One _ room rd stant_h hot water; $3.50. LI-8610. $3.50 to $6; ILLINOIS, N.. Na or 3 _rms.; :_ utilities: private entrance. . RI-2042

: lovely light, furnished sink: porch. |

in the Cool price of $4250. Write or call Mr. Weiss= Folkerth, East Side Agent, 4200 apartment combined, in good location Joni modern. FHA terms. : 4293-R. te. southeast.| 10r roomers or apartments. Reasonable. y st. Virginia Ave. Rolling, wooded. cleared. Owner. : S 50 REAL BOY—2 —Extra vacant lot, $2250, room, gentlemen. Meals optional. Ga) elec. refrigeration, alty, 2308 ads @el results at C——— “Phone RI-5551 want ad Phone 34 - Large front room, I near | light. We . McCarty, Apt. 47. iti good meals; twins beds. Rl- 9606 38th—5 rooms, garage 8% . Capitol—5 yogms | i Woodsmall Agency, Inc. 920 N. Alabama, and dining room; light, airy SPENCER HOTEL “ev rates, $4 | call MR. BURTT at LI-2541. up. 248 8. Ill. __rooms, $3 up. 227'z | GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. |e % Charge for Application con- upper Saplex: constant hot water: wa-| new plan of home financing. well located north of h or entrance. 1st floor. ities paid. Box: 285. | /

Enjoy This Summer man, 2215 E. Washington, CH-6666. INSULATED _ Washington. IR-4200. DEED equity in store room and modern EDGEWOOD—5537_S. State; _ ne Ary ned, In Sucn. Xuauow DUNDEE APTS. _DR- CENTRAL, 1808—10-room house. Suitable 5 ACRES—Attractive homesite gash |! raaagry, i 4715-M. 1901 Walker. 966 UDELL, 10 ROOMS, SEMI-MODERN cee, CC, & McCarty St. rr 2100" Gow PLEASANT RUN BLVD. 915—Nice Tae Efficiency apts., on Thompson Rd., $250 d $12 m __balance less than rent. RI-8862. TA-1104. _ Studebaker Realty. 2308 Shelby, DR- Gon “Iimes want Iowest _rage. DR-1845-W. all utilities furnished except electric for lowest word rate in the city. STURM. 14 do not have bedrooms. See || word rate in the citv and auick results _Bill_will_be sent later bath; private home; good meals. RI-9007. Custodian, 781 E Comfortable home, gentleman. Business Property 21 ood meals; twins beds. __T1-VOUV | Modern, Well Kept. Apts. |—__._..____ i Washington—Bearoom Hotels . Meridian—Bedroom - 35.0 . New Jersev—2 ro 22.0! | Hinols—Efficiency: Utilities | 34.00 108 E. Washington St. 11-5393 | night up, ee _—— S—— > $3 Two bedrm. apt.; large living room SEMINOLE HOTE $3.50 up WKIY. | kitchen; cross ventilation;. heat, water Showers. Transient, $1. pd. 418 E. 19th St., Apt. 3. For details (New Cocktail lounge) JAP Jones, Mgr. | (APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU BELMONT HOTEL. Clean And comfortable | Choice apts. gladly shown. L1-55%% | Wanted to Rent 23 Bay Vermont. i A * “WANTED More rapid service, lower costs and more BROOKSIDE PARKWAY, 361972—4-Room conveniences are YOURS by using our rage. |to rent—3 or 4-bedroom house with 2 | ILLINOIS. 3471—4 rooms, Gliate “bath and | | baths. Must be in excellent Condition | til an : | MERIDIAN. 2063 Bae partment. | Ivington. Contact immediately, large living room, in-a-door, Hressing | FEDERAL SAVINGS pl

lovely, clean, innersprings;

apartments; Bai \ 1103 Central.

$5—ALABAMA, N., 1706—Cozy 2-room | Phonan ene utilities; furnished; parking; |

room. dinette, frigidsire, *utilities except WANTED 2 or 3 Jurnished rooms | _ lights: $47.50. HU-5515. 34th and Tilinois Employed woman, two | . 0 Building or Financing 14 1/5 Jo NO HIDDEN crances FildAs Morigage Loans—Construction Money

3541 N. MERIDIAN __ children sc school _age. __HA-207 LR | 24 GEO. A. BUSKIRK Rio

{| Attractive 1 and 2-bedroom apts.: utili8 80_Tvo weatly furnished Tooms Trig- | ties_ furnished. on custodian. ~_TA-5e65. | Houses and Lots ts Sale 5088 Mortgage Loans—Constiruction Money

idaire’ no children: private entrance: |ST. CLAIR, E. 109—Modern, five roo a CORP __229 Orange. new built-ins: $33, 50. Casodian, VBEX- wich oR SONY SORT. Get BROADWAY. 5 rooms, | TON AGENCY. MA-238 om A a’ list of properties. RI-23 5 50. “COLONIAL HOME LOANS" ete: 84. KNUE, 5304 College. ALLISON REALTY CO. ccRent, like monthly payments of 1 includes interest, pring! nl COLONIAL SAVINGS & LOAN sk

1134-3 Large Sh Sloan

private bath, kitchen- | 52D. 654 E.—Three-room YT 3% N. Del.

BROADWAY, 1142 — 3-room furnished AT PARK APTS.—1635 Barth Ave. $28 |4220

BERS Ho vy 10 to 12' a

4220 E. WASHINGTON. $2,500. Ja%0 cash, apartment: next bath; utilities; hot| secures lovely bedroom Br - util, paid.

balance like rent. MARION VAN A water; reasonable. You can't beat it, DELL. 1019 N. Beville. OH-1108, 28 8. Illinois St.

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