Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1941 — Page 25

Orr THE ‘BACKBOARD

NE O’BRIEN

Back To The Form So now they start—around and round,

The big (pop.) and the one-horse town; South Bend, Washington; Hammond Tech— They're what the experts select; Winamac, Lapel, Dale, Twelve Mile— How these have cramped the better style. All you can do—it doesn’t matter—

Is just ignore that old

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Another Hoosier champ will soon be born— He may come out of the smog or the corn.

Typo Bowling Records Fall

Singles, Two-Man Play Starts Today

With two records already smashegq, bowlers in the Union Printing Crafts Tri-State Bowling Congress launched a new assault on standing marks today at the Pritchett and Pennsylvania Alleys. > Today, the second day of the tourhament, was to be devoted to singles and two-man competition, with Johnny Fehr and Lee Carmin, two local pin-smashers, seeking to defend their title in the tandem event. The first record was cracked yesterday by the Whistle Soda fourman club, which tallied a fat 2516 series to better by 61 pins the mark of 2455 recorded by Linsz Recreation of Cleveland last year. The Whistle quartet had games of 808, 853 and 855. Chief men in the Whistle attack were Maurice Wellman, who combined individual games of 228, 219 and 245 for a 692, and Norval Ward, whose 185, 220 and 245 added up to 650. The second record was set by the Cornelius Printing Co., with a 939 for a single game. This high total gave Cornelius a 2504 total and second place in Class A. In Class B the Horizontals rolled a high 2027 series and were followed by Bubble Up, with 2013. The Class C leaders were Newspaper Pressmen No. 37, No. 2 with a 1906. Second place went to Typo Union No. 1, 1, with an 1836.

Last night’s league stars: Rasmussen, Allison sesseesnsenassineves os

Wat, . Th Bartlett, Kinga’ Ss. .e erb Foch, Automotive cesses. 640 Sees, e Schmalz, Auiomotive cucessses 640 utherford, Parkway Wayne Clarkson, Parkway iil B. Charles, St. Philip’s No. 2.. E. Remmetter, St. Philip’s No. erman Bohm, Automotive .... . Watness, Automotive

College Cagers in Courts Tonight

By UNITED PRESS Hoosier college basketball teams swing into action tonight as Manchester plays at Anderson and Valparaiso at Central Normal in Indiana conference battles. " Two other state teams entertain out-of-town foes while a third travels outside Hoosierdom. Illinois Normal plays at Indiana State and Mckendree at Ball State, while Taylor invades Giffin. St. Joseph College opens the first of a three-game Eastern swing against Seton Hall at South Orange, N

Butler Bullpups Win Again

Butler's" freshman basketball team still boast an unmarred record today after winning its fifth straight game. The Bullpups, led by Carl Braden and Harold Miller, scored a 46-44 victory over Ball State’s frosh last night at the Fieldhouse. Butler led, 25-21 at the half and fought off a late Cardinal rally for the victory.

Cathedral Faces 1st Game of Tourney

Times Special FT. WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 21— Cathedral of Indianapolis was scheduled to meet Decatur Catholic at 4 p. m. in the second game of the Indiana Catholic high school basketball tournament opening here today. Sacred Heart drew a bye and will not play until tomorrow.

Hockey

AMERICAN LEAGUE Western Division W. L. T. GF. GA. Pts. 24 14 8 155 129 56 17 21 25 Buffalo "ie miwen an 24

Eastern Divisio

Cleveland ......... Hershe 1 108 124 119

. GF. 157 132

Ww. L. rovidence .,..... 24 17 ringfield ....... 23 18 ew Haven ...... 21 16 140 Philadelphia . essece 19 22 5 129 RESULTS LAST NIGHT Buffalo, 5; Providence, 4. NEXT GAMES

OMORROW—INDIANAPOLIS at Philahia, Pittsburgh at Cleveland, Buffalo ershey, New Haven at Springfield.

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» HEAVY VERTICAL traffic through Circle Tower's elevator shafts today was to bring the I. H S. A. A. board of control and the press to Room 812, the association’s nerve center. Here the board was to shuffle and pick out more than 700 white cards that represent the same number of high school teams—all this being the method of telling who will play whom and when in the tournament opening next week. The pairings were to be rushed to Miss Lucille Rector in the outer office, where she was to put all the information on paper. At 8:30 a. m. tomorrow the pairings become public property. It's all yours then in all editions of The Times. 2 = = RIVALRY When day is done and shadows fall, Two rivals meet in basketball; Each year they meet—Southport and Decatur— : And decide who is the dominator.

This year they will play in the Southport gym; They say the Cardinals’ chances are slim, But Decatur was walloped by the Giants And Southport took Ben Davis in silent defiance.

gym will be crowded and thoroughly packed And we know that Decatur will be well backed; However, the Cardinals will hear their cheers, But we don’t want Decature to hear any jeers.

At the half comes our marching band, Whose inspiring music deserves a good hand; Then the teams come out on the floor, Ready to do-or-die to boost their score,

The

After the struggle and the smoke clears away Down in defeat one will lay, Decatur or Southport, one does net know— Be there is person and see the show. JOHN CATTERSON. » # »

Indiana on His Mind

FRED HILL, publicity man for the University of Kentucky athletic department, has this to say under a Louisville date line: “If the University of Alabama wins the Southeastern Conference basketball tournament, coming here on Feb. 27, 28 and March 1, its coach, Hank Crisp, is going to march across the river into Indiana and pay personal tribute to that patron state of basketball. “Three years ago Hank was lucky enough to have two Indianans report for his squad. Today they have blossomed into two of his stars. Their names are Johnny Hines and Jim Roth. “John and Jim, the Capstone’s current Damon and Pythian boys, both hail from Ft. Wayne. “Until Johnny became tied up behind the Tide's great Louis Adair this year it has been Roth and Hines at the starting posts for Bana. Now Hank Crisp has had to break the combine in favor of Adair; nevertheless Johnny is too valuable a man to keep on the’ bench very long. He has become Alabama’s best reserve. “Back when he was a junior in high school Johnny won the Northeastern Indiana’ Conference scoring title. “Roth was once the high point man in a game with only one field goal. He made nine out of 10 four shots, however. And oppon-! ‘ents will tell you he still Mg that same uncanny eye. “Incidentally, these boys will be good for only one more season, so Indianans take note: Coach Hank Crisp of Alabama kindly petitions the city of Ft. Wayne, State of Indiana, to drop: him two more basketball players just anywhere ne the same class in which he Y/rates Roth and Hines. | He'll have his umbrella ready, for they'll be pennies from Heaven.”

EVERY TIRE

‘might begin to tell on Rice.

Fenske, unable to win a mile start, this season, dropped out with three laps to go in the N. Y. A, C. Games last week, and wrote A. A. U. Secretary Dan Ferris that he would be unable to compete this week because of illness. “Constant colds have gradually reduced my resistance until it now is at low ebb,” Fenske wrote. That leaves the three-mile affair, with Cireg Rice, pint-sized Notre Dame record-holder, and his perennial rival, Don Lash, Indiana State policeman the chief entrants, as the putstanding event of the A. A. 'U. meet. Lash hoped that the strain of his 8:53.4 two-mile effort last week Don anhounced that he had purposely stayed out of the N. Y. A. C. twomile so as to be in condition for this meeting -and, because of the longar distance, might be able to defeat the Notre Dame alumnus,

today, ‘and you can’t tell me that Rice doesn’t feel all that running he's been doing this year. I hope he

does, e enyhow. »

Big 3 Heading For Tracks

All of Indiana’s “Big Three” have

indoor track engagements his week-¢ nd, Notre Dame and 8 a meeting at Bloomington and Purdue traveling to Iowa City to compete against Iowa and Northwestern in a thres-way meet. The Hoosier-Irish carnival is expected to be a hot one, with a keen race expected in the mile relay. Both schools will have strong entrants in the shot put, and Notre Dame is banking on Oliver Hunter to! match the Hoosier stars in the distance events. Purdue's bid will be intrusted to Cap. Ed Holderman, Big Ten outdoor two-mile titleholder making his first indoor start of the season: Forest Weber, entrant in the shor put, and Dave Rankin, crack hurdler. Seventeen other Boilermaker thinlies made the trip with Coach Herman Phillips.

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Greg Rice (left) and Don Lash . . . ‘I'm well rested now,” says Don.

(olds Bench Fenske on Eve of National A. A. U. Classic

NEW YORK, Feb. 21 (U. P.).—Withdrawal of Chuck Fenske, 1940 charapion, from the mile in the National Indoor A. A. U, Track and Field Championships in Madison Square Garden tomorrow night, put the spotiight on the three-mile division today.

‘I'm well rested now,” Lash said |

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Deaths—Funerals 1

ABEL—Marilyn (Sue), ), wife of Earl H., gausnier of James Bonner of Evansed away Wednesday, Funeral ios “Saturday 2 p. m. at the Farley Funeral Hom 1 W. Morris St Burial Washington Park.

husband of MariMrs. Onda

Ab Osc Nellie Vonstrohe. . Myrtle Hedge. pa Funeral service 3 t the Farley Funera

took W. Ww. Morris st. Burial Washington ark.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis_Times, Friday, Feb. 21, 1941 BYR! RET a laylle Griffin—Late of Brazil and Ogden, Ind. widow of William H. BYthet, Sister’ of John Griffin, of Indianspan s, and Daniel C. Griffin, Newcastle, Ind, James A. Griffin of Alexandria, Ind.

riffin, Cleve) and £ and Mrs. u. S. x

passed N. New ji st, Friday Funeral from Jo Reynol s Mortaney, ns N. of iksyivania Monday at 8: Peter 5 "Paul Cathedral at 9 * ombek, Friends may call at the mortuary after g Ppl Fri ay, F fends invited. Burial Knights-

CARROLL—Hazel (Betty) ! asker. beloved wife of Robert George Carroll, mother infant George David, daughter of sister of of Robe randdaughter i Srepdaughier of . passed away Thursday ra 1:30 p. m. at Shirley Bros. West Side Ben Home 2002 W. Michigan St. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the mother’s home, - 3559 - hf Mie higan] from Saturday noon until: 11 Monday and at funeral home after Monday noon.

GAVIN—Martin P, age 71, father of Robert L., Francis J., passed pay ThursSays Funeral Mond By 4, 8:30 a. the Usher fortuary, 2313 W. Sain St., 9 St. Anthony's Church, Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary after 1 p. m. Saturday.

GUILD—Anna Marie, 1154 N. Bancroft, be-

d and Mrs. Naomi Woodard, of Frank -Luederman, Royal Oak, Carrie Luederman and Lou ling, city, departed this "ite Cy age 61. Funeral Saiurday. Feb. 22, at oore & ‘Kirk Irvington ortuary, 5342 E. Washington St., 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.

HALL—Dorothy we. age 3 years, little daughter of nd My rs. Morris Hall nee ; eickley Met [614 U nion St., bert an ‘Shirley Ann Hall, Lar home of Mr. Yd Mrs, Joseph Yetfer, 54 LeGrande Ave. Saturday, 8:30 m. Sacred Heart Church 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph Cemetery.

HUGHES =Thomas L. Sr., father of Thom- - as L. Hughes Jr., brother of Mrs. Mary Quigley, ter and Arthur Hughes of Chicago, Ill., ssed away at his residence, 5849 rrr Ti Blvd.,, Wednesday Evening, Funeral Saturday at 10 e St. Joan .of Arc Church. Friends invited. Priends Fay, call at the McNeely Mortuary, 1828 N eridian St.

RO G—John, 83 years, beloved husband Matilda Koenig, father of Frank, John and William Koenig, brother of Charles Koenig, passed away Thursday etvenin Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. m,, at the G. H. Serriiann Funeral Home, 1505 S. East Sacred Heart Church.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 PEYTON—Mrs. , Ida M., “M., mother of Mrs. A. R. Coffin, Mrs. J. W. Turnbull of Philadelphia, Pa., and Gilbert Small Peyton, Long Beach, Cal., grandmother of Don offin and Lieut. A. P. Coffin, U. 8. N., passed away at her home, 1308 Central Ave. Service .at the Plaines y Blichanan Mortuary Saturday, 4 Friends invited. nterment Salt Ds City, Friends may call at the mortuary. (Salt Lake City papers please copy.)

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DELA furnished, private Jamtly, PrrA-1261. DELAWARE,

NEW JERSEY, ay up. Steam heat. Also large housekeepng.

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0 N.—Nicel ni ood transportation;

bath, large closet; conveniences. TA-19

BROADWAY, 2224—Lar e light unfurnished room; utilities; heat fo ight u Reasone

BROADWAY, 2240—Unusually attractive, new furniture win. single beds, garage; __reasonable. WA-1110. BROADWAY, bien ly furnished, studio, bed, large eo next bath; reas-

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BROADWAY, NY furnished single

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(soft). WA-7618. CAPITOL, 3411 N.—Cheerful warm room, large closet. No other roomers, reason- __ able. WA-8022. — 2546—Atiractive, warm near bath® innersprings; College car; _ privileges; $3.50; phone. 3337_—Attractive, single-double, meals optional: private home, gentleman; reasonable, ‘Phone 2353 — Lovely, clean, warm jrongs private HHO a sman preerr Trea

CENTRAL, 2122, APT. Lov entrance;

next bath: excellent neat; garage; gen- . WA 212 22.

1902—Sleeping or nd rlor2 gentlemen, $6. 30 Single; 8 double: on car line

2055 N.—Attractive, warm

DELAWARE, combination iiving:bedtoom: single, twin

beds: reasonable 050 N.—Nicely furnished; near bath: double closets; private family; reasonable. A-7236. DELAWARE, 1846 N.—very attractive; newly furnished, newly decorated: suitable business gentlemen. TA-3875

ELAWARE, 2930 N.—Large warm well-1-2 gentlemen; reasonable. ° —Large front, twin

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N. beds, separate entrance, __nings. __TA-T525. DELAWARE, 713 N., Apt. 2—Lovely room, first floor, next bath walking distance. Also share room with young man. GRACELAND, 4244 — Clean, light, next ath; good jransporiation; 2 employed; reasonable. HU-7 EENWOOD, 3011—Nicely furnished, warm Zoom, next bath, private home, $3.50.

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$4. PINE, 614 N.—2 Rooms, up side entrance. Call after 5 p

$6 UP — Library apartments; furnished aparimenis; utilities; _ distance. 8 2 4 N Meridian. ALABAMA, 1605 N. — Front l-room and kitchenette up, adjoining bath, sink. hone. ALABAMA, 1648 nicely furnished; Phone, garage.

BELLEFONTAINE, 920—3-room apartment, unfurnished; 2 rooms, downstairs, fur~ __nished. Aduits. RI-7197.

BELIFONTAINE, 1022—1 1

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1022—1 Room bath;

housekeeping; warm; clean; near __bhone. BROADWAY, 1138—2 rooms, kitchenettey od bath, $6.50; room, kitchenette,

N. 1226; LINDEN, 1205.

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Room ON es __nished; utilities. LI-9403. CARROLLTON, 1561—Front, downstairs, 2room, apartmeny, private ‘entrance; sink; ities.

COLLEGE, 1524—Clean, furnishe $5. Smaller apartment, next bat

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DORMAN, T730—-Tw front, clean, radio, sink. Utilities. Private entrance, $5.

GROFF, 1441— Fyinishea, 1 room, $3; good heat. BE-31 rains Po ET or three cozy rooms and kitchenette, unfurnished; chores and care of furnace as part rent. Riverside bus. ILLINOIS, 2221 N. —Large, newly furnished, front room, kitchen; privileges; for 2-3.

MERIDIAN, 2270 N.—3-room apartment, Siem heat, sink. porch, innerspring.

PENNSYLVANIA, 2020 N.—1, 2 or 3-room apartments; utilities; good’ heat; private __ entrance.

UNION, 1342—4 Rooms, utilitie nished, $8.50. Inquire 1309

WASHINGTON, 506 E.—Alverne Hotel; 2room apartment; stoker heat; constant hot water; also sleeping room WASHINGTON, 3910 E—One li DE it housekeeping ro All utilities R Airnished, Comfortable stairs front.

LOVELY WOODRUFF 608 M. Drive; large downstairs front room; furnished for housekeeping; $6 wk. CH-4108. 10TH. 1516 E.—1 room, kitchenette 2 'an _ 3-room apartments; Frigidaire: utilities.

3-ROOM cabin, !urnished. JONES TOURBE BT AMP, Highway 36, 5% miles west.

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MERIDIAN, 2315 N ==AR1a0tively furnished front room; Nnerspri ings overstuffed; good transportation; phon MERIDIAN, 968 N. Apt. near bath, hot water, _ walking- distance; reasonable MERIDIAN, 2709 N.—Nice, bath, large closet, private able. TA-0083. TAN, 1512 N., Apt. T—Attractive im beds, innersprings, steam heat; 3 girls, phone. beds,

NEW JERSEY, 5063 Twin shower, | constant” Jot water; gentleman’ $2

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PARK, 2460—Large front, twin beds, nicely “tarmished, large closet; reasonable,

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TALBOT, 1849 N.—A bath, o. single double,

7 N.—Large, nicely furnished, Non 9 ath; suitable 1-2.

active warm, near als optional; reas-

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WASHINGTON BLVD., 2814—Large bedF bath, 4gfaTaRe. breakfast o tonal; pe

10TH, 722 les A at warm front,

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32D, 615 W.—Cheerful; large closet; no other roomers; garage; 1-2; reasonable. WA-5329. i NEAR ALLISON'S (3622 “Rockville Road)— Comfortable, strictly _mod m, reason-

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UFT, 1542—Attractive front; 4 eals. DR-01

5; § beds; widow's home; 3 m LLTON, 14290—Will care for derly, convalescent and chronic; good h

LEXINGTON, 93%9—Room and board. EmBorsa people or pensioners we lcome.

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PENNSYLVANIA, 2132 N.—1-2 emen; good x meals: home privileges: iy On rol

VERMONT, 1936 W.—Nice comfortable home; meals,

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31st St., 1154 W.—Innersprings: large say: "next bath: private home. WA-

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Bungalow Park 1202 N. Capito and bath; steam heat; a ondition, 32. 50. RI-6412. S. Cruse 128 N. Delaware.

alty Co.,

>| APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. LI-5588.

"General Apartments

2035 N. Meridian W. Vermont. LI-2439.

$35 SEs 2215—Clean, 5-room modern: Be at: water furnished: inclosed porc CENTRAL, 3139—1 bedroom, all util. and

refrig., gas stove, ins 3, Dewy ase decor: No o anima a $50. . J. SMITH

Te 1969—6- Room upper steam, hot water; ready. Adults. TA-2989.

duplex, No pets.

COLLEGE. 1124—One bedroom, _ stoker heat; water: hot water. Open. $30. O. J. SMITH REALTY CO. MA-3366. : MERIDIAN, N., 3055—3-bedroom apart-| g ment, newly Socorated; G. E.; garage. MA-3519, DE AVE. 3108—Beautiful upper duplex, sun porch, _ garage; RT oD did h AT 27 N. OR Id ew t, bedroom apartment with heat, lights, gas and shower for $20. Hurry or you will

_ miss 1 Pe TANI. 3444 N.—3 bedroo

util. and refrig.. gas stove: Duilans: tie bath: newly decor. WA-7941, O. REA CO. MA-3366.

Furn. Houses.—Apts. CAPITOL. 3043 N—8 Rooms micely fur- | Up:

nished: social room, s kitchen; close to school; $75. HU-16032.

CENTRAL (418 E. 15th)—Will share furTished L Abariment ont Tih employed lady:

$4.50 COLLEGE, 2040—Bedroom apartment; private entrance, garage, good heat, utili-

ties; adults MERIDIAN, 1728 N.—! ivingroo: kitchen, bath; Poa jorch. alse | 1 efficiency. Reasonable. TA-8418.

OR 5-room modern

private; comfortable

38th St.. 4400 E.—5-Room Rakiage strictly naderti reason-

garag

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3% ACRES—W. 18TH & BELT tory brick ewer": SA street, Sidewalk. sewer Fc JENNINGS BROS.,

32,000 SQUARE feet on E. ake a rivate switch track; price, $7000. Paul Boardman. A-1331. FLETCHER TRUST CO., agent. VIRGINIA, 1004—Storeroom; 3-room apt. above; fine location; $45; wt pd. DR-5296

ROOM for rent; suitable studio or office. Use of telephone. Call LI-9474. 24

Moving and Storage

HODGES STORAGE CO. Store Now. Pay Six Months Later. nsw, an Invited RI-2019

Houses and Lots Sale 25

R. R. sos

Open Sunday, 2-5 $34 PER MO.-10%. DOWN. Two colonial homes left. one Prick, one stone and I. WENTW ORTH BLVD. A LA Diock N. 4800 English. Four rooms and dinette. Dble. « floors; insulated: weatherstripped; fine kitchen; full basement: overhead garage doors. RIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del. RI-3477.

2446 N. on

Illinois New HOLC listing, 9-room modern, is divided into 4

.. Income $84 mo. d location for rooming house.

Only $i 25 gi. Jira. 30 mo., plus taxes and ins. £1 Mr, haefer,

-35 . Kirk McKinney Co., Inc.

21, or LI-T7045.

°. 5-RM. BUNG. % AC] 2500 Comfortable, well-located in growing community; side drive to gar. ; fruit trees; not modern; low taxes. Terms, See 5120 Camden (% mi, west of Madison Ave.)

Mir. McDaniel, RI-4933, RI-¢

~ SAVE YOUR RENT |

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it exame ined by your attorney. Union Title Company

Union Title Buildin 155 B. MARKET

DON'T BUY!

Ho. 2893 J. 8. Cruse Realty ig 128 N . Del,

ONLY $1200

205 N. Traub; 7 rooms, 1Ya-story, with ome and income of 339 Ror mo. Furnitu apts. include nspect and cal Phillips, DR-5252, or Anderson. BR-~7347, with JACK C. CARR, MA-2377. SPEEDWAY — One acre {ruit, 4 rooms, garage, workshop, $2750. 5225 W. 10th __St. QUINN. R. R. 1. New Augusta, Ind.

“2 Colored Double Bargains

See these at 631 & 639 W, North, Priced at $1,800 each, Live in one side and let the other side help to pay for it. $180 down payment. $16.00 per month Call yr Nicolai or Mr. Koepper, RI-64 J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N V. Del.

1301 CALHOUN ST.

5-Room house, large lot, good condition d mod. except basement; HOLC Ne rice ${,975; cash to contract; .00 per mo. plus tax and ins. Call W. T. Boyd, E. Kirk Mce Kinney Co., Inc., MA- 3531 or DR-1513. _

3616 WATSON ROAD

Four-bedroom Colonial. Large wooded lot, 75x250. Shown by ADDOTALAIEnt only. Price, $9,250. PAUL BOARDMAN, MA-1331 FLETCHER TRUST COMPANY, _AGENT

6-Rm. frame mod. cottage, in fair cone dition; 2-car gar.; paved alley; $200 down, $13.75 per mo, Call Mr, Eastburn. IRe ly MA-3521. E. Kirk McKinney Co., ne.

3930-3932 CENTRAL AVE. Home and income. Modern 4-bedroomy frame duplex. Shown by appointment onl PAU; BO

FLETCHER TRUST COMPANY, AGENT

Colored Single, $1250

5-Room_semi-modern; good neighbor fii" west. Down payment $125. balénce $11. per mo.; taxes about $2.50 mo. Mr. Nico or Mr. Koepper.. RI-6412

J. S. Cruse Realty Go. 128 N. i

Colored—S$ 100 Cash, $14 Mo.

Vacant, 2645 Burton Ave., 5 rooms; ine side toilet. Price only $1,500. The Cc. We HENRY CO. 521 Lemcke. RI-4661. COLORED—1267 W. 26th 8 rm Boca neighborhood, Lit Yor, Tside Je -car garage, only $235 down, $16.18 mo. lus {axes and ins. Call Mr. Seas a3 1, or LI-7045. E. KIRK M EAST, NEAR TECH— Modern double; three bedrooms; rent, $52.50. 3,383 350. Easy _ payments. DATS. aT £7550 COLORED—61 W. 81 1,000. 38 Minerva, $1, aso, 105° gH Sever others. DR-17

BARGAIN TO IE ESTATE—1120 Belle fontaine; 7-room modern. BE-3278-J

Real Estate Investments 25A

~ TWO HOMES NORT 7 rooms & 4 rooms; both mi ; total income, $57.50. Mead Knight, MA-4383,

Real Estate for Trade 26

OFF E. RIVERSIDE DR —Five-room mode orl. 3 Sell. trade for four-room. Owner, TRADE | SUSE’ PLANS SERVICE Jor one _ acre clear on north side. IR-5611

eal Estate Wanted

7 Sold This Week $1,500 to $7,500 houses needed for buyers waiting. Call or write for

appraisal. san TUB

OPEN FOR INSPECTION

3724 N. Oxford. h of 4 a new neirhbornand. Be n Call CH-1069. . ”

2067 Princeton PI.

32 Bedroo Soins, Tame 1 path, ig down. Condit cellent 'n neigh: porhood, "ood. [7 ition Pe) 11 Mr. Gri E. Kirk

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Bungalow West New HOLC listing, 5-room N. Moult, paw Toot. arage Boy 1 #2 AR hxes and ins. 11 or LI-7045, E.

a new ose in.

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BUYERS WAITING We have buyers for 5-room mod. seémi-mod. housss on dhe South 8id lords suburbans south. $4 W. 313 or MA-3521. Kirk M

Near St. Joan of Are P TWO - STORY) three-bedroom ! home. Will pay 38,500. Harry [ar LI-3722, HU-5241. i So feo in

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