Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1941 — Page 17
HOW ARMY MAN (GOT ARMY FEE
Engineer in Active Reserve Service Paid $70,000 To Build Camps.
By MARSHALL MCcNEIL Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, June 10.—How a former WPA official, described as a Colonel in the active Army Reserves, was hired as a civilian engineer on two Louisiana cantonments and got a net fee of $70,000, has been told to the House Subcommittee investigating War Department construction and, land purchases. - The committee’s investigator said that when given the first job the colonel’s engineering firm did not “have a full, going organization.” The record also indicates that the second job was awarded without competition. The firm is the Benham Engineering Co. of Oklahoma City, headed by William L. Benham. His company got the engineering Jobs at Camp Livingston, for which e got a net fee of $40,000, and at i Camp Polk, for which he got a net * fee of $30,000 : . W. Perry, Anvestigator for the subcommittee, which is headed by Rep. Ewing Thomason (D. Tex.), pointed out that usually the War Department selects engineering firms from the area immediately surrounding the camp site.
Louisiana Firms Left Out “In this casé, however, Col. Ben-
am is from Oklahoma?” Mr. Perry ed of Brig. Gen. Brehon Somer- &= assistant to the quartermaster T ¢ al in charge of construction. |} zes,” the general replied, and < explained: : “There was no other engineering firm in Louisiana which was not already occupied which seemed to be as well qualified and experienced "88 Col. Benham’s firm was Gen. Somervell said that after the Renham firm had been given the job. at Camp Livingston, and when the question of the-selecting architect-engineers for Camp Polk came up, the Department’s constructing advisory board recommended the Benham company, “and they were the only concern that they recommended.” “Is that customdry to recommend only one concern?” Investigator Perry asked. Approved Award Himself
“No,” Gen: --Somervell replied, adding that he himself had .approved the award to the Benham company, and praised it for outstanding work in a letter to the Undersecretary of War. He explained . that the two jobs ‘were only 32 miles apar®, that the Benham firm had experienced personnel, and that equipment and per‘sonnel could. be transferred to the new job at minimum cost. “I have been advised,” Mr. Perry said, “that Col. Benham was an active reserve officer. Do you know whether that is correct?” “No, sir; but I know of no reason why your information is not correct,” Gen. Somervell answered. “Granted that fact, and granted that he did not have a going organization which would not be inducted into service with him as an officer, is there any reason why he could not have been called into active duty to perform exactly the same duties?” Investigator Perry asked. “No reason,” Gen. Somervell answered, “except that it would be vastly more difficult for us to build up competent engineering organizations in any place than it would be for us to take over a concern.”
ALL-STATE BAND IN FIRST REHEARSAL
Protected from the rain by a large circus tent, the first rehearsal of the Fifth Annual All-State Band Festival was held yesterday on the Delaware St. campus of the Jordan Conservatory of Music. More than 100 high school musicians took part in the practice session. Nilo W. Hovey of Hammond is director of the festival band. After the first three hours rehearsal he told band members: “We Lad a fine band last summer but this one will be even better.” . The musicians will rehearse each morning this week from 9 a. m. until noon.
FINDS KNOWLEDGE IN MODEL WATER LINE
AUSTIN, Tex. (U.P.).— Others may play with miniature railway systems, but Q. B. Graves, University of Texas civil engineer, has found both entertainment and knowledge by operating a miniature system of water mains. The knowledge gained was that the same amount of water can be supplied through smaller water Mains by proper arrangement of sizes to equalize the pressure. When an engineer decides exactly what type main will equalize the pressure, water supply costs go down. Mr. Graves’ tests have demonstrated that the pressure in two
prize on the Block's right) James Daggett, co-producer Nicholas, former manager of Orin
Derek Alwyn, boy soprano, second and Marion Greenleaf, pianist of
Power, The Indianapolis Times dramatic critic.
- Willard McIntyre plays the accordian with which he won first Children’s Hour.
The three judges are (left to of Keith’s Summer Stock Co., Ted Tucker’s Orchestra, and Fremont Other winners were prize winner from West Lafayette, Greencastle, third prize. Winners
of the High School Hour were Richard Lindamood, New Paléstine, pianist, first prize; Robert and William Breetlove and James Spear, Indianapolis trumpet trio, second prize, and Gene Aughe, accordianist,
Pinned By Auto 5 Days in Desért
SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 10 (u. P.) —Joaquin Miranda, a Mexican customs official, who was pinned, with his 10-year-old son, for five days beneath a wrecked automobile, was on the verge of using the last two bullets in his gun to end their agony, when they were rescued. An Army patrol, searching for two missing officers, found Miranda and his son, Manuel, yesterday at the base of a 200-foot cliff in an isolated section. Miranda said he and his son went off the cliff five days ago in their automobile, which skidded. His arm was crushed under the wreckage, and the bey’s leg was pinned. Neither could move. He said they screamed for help and fired pistol shots, saving the last two bullets “in case help did not come in time.” His son pleaded with him to amputate his leg with a pocket knife, but Miranda refused. Physicians said they would recover.
CLAIMS FIRM PLANS
NEW KENSINGTON, Pa. June 10 (U. P.).—The C. I. O. Aluminum
that the Aluminum Co. of America is planning to suspend defense production in order to move its Detroit
extrusion* plant to Lafayette, Ind.
N. A. Zonarich, union president,
dispatched’ a telegram to the Office of Production Management protesting the move, which he said would “substantially curtail” production of
extruded aluminum shapes used in airplane construction. A company spokesman in Pittsburgh said that extrusion presses at Detroit have been moved to other extrusion plants, not only to Lafayette, in order to make room for casting facilities at Detroit. He said the move would place the company in a more advantageous position to expand defense production.
1898 WAR VETERANS TO ELECT TODAY
The United Spanish War Veterans, départment of Indiana, and the ladies’ auxiliary to the organization elect officers today at.the annual encampment. Only one office in the auxiliary will be contested. Nominees included: Mrs. Lucy M. Colvin, Princeton, president; Mrs. Evea L. Miller, Warsaw, senior vice president; Mrs. Jane Kreke, Terre Hause, junior vice president; Mrs. Nellie B. Clark, Bloomington, chaplain; Mrs. Josephine Hanna, Indianapolis, patriotic instructor; Mrs. Ada = Metzger, Dayton, historian; Mrs. S. Hopkins, Elkhart, conductress; Mrs. Bertha Trickle, Wabash, assistant conductress, and Mrs. Ora Love, Indianapolis, guard. Three candidates nominated for assistant guard were Mrs. Louise Harris, Michig City, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Lafayette, and Mrs. Eva Bowman, Evansville.
SMITH FAMILY KEEPS TRADITION IN NAMES
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (U. P.).— What's in a name? When the late Utah Smith named his children, he apparently kepi an atlas handy. Among his sons, there are Arizona, Mexico, Maryland, Michigan, and Nevada Smith. Two daughters were named Florida and Virginia. And son Mexico carried on the family tradition by naming two of
pipes leading -to the same outlet
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PARADE ALTERS TROLLEY RUNS
Operate Over Temporary|t Downtown Routes From 8 P. M. Tomorrow.
From 8 p. m. tomorrow until the
Shriners’ parade is over, most streetcars, trackless trolleys and motor coach lines will operate over temporary downtown routes. The routes are: College streetcars will turn around at the intersection of Delaware and Ohio. East 10th and Central trackless trolleys: South on Alabama to Washington, west to Delaware, south to Maryland, west to Pennsylvania, south to Georgia,
west to Meridian, north to Maryland, east to Deiawase, north to Washington, east
2 an streetcars: South on Delaware to BE 1s wost to Pennsylvania, south to Georgia, west to Meridian, north to Delaware, north to
g Brightwood,-West Indianapolis, side-W. Michigan trackless trolleys and Washington streetcars: South on Delaware to Maryland, west to Capitol, north to Washington. Reverse on return trips. Prospect-W, 1Qth trackless trolley: West on Maryland to Capitol, dorth to Washington, Reverse on . return am 1linois-Shelby Siregtesrs: wi itol Ave. from G i Ohio Phi Bley Station trips, Capitol ve from Ohio to Maryland for Shelb Meridian-Riverside, Northwes ein, S. East trackless trolleys: From Illinois and Maryland, west on Maryland to Capitol, north on Capitol to Indiana Ave. everse on return tri hy City ®Hospital trackless trolley: Eas Maryland to Pennsylvania, south Pennsylvania to Georgia, west to Meridian, north to Maryland and west to Cap-
A ennivIvaniS trackless trolley: Motor coaches will be substituted, ope Toing a8 follows: South on Pennsylvania alnut, east to Delaware, south to Maryland, west to Pennsylvania, south to Georgia, ‘west to Meridian, north to Maryland, East 2 Delaware, north reversing above streets Minnesota trackless trolley: North on Pennsylvania to Georgia, west to Meridian, north to Maryland, east to Pennsylvania and thence sou There will be no changes in the Stockyards bus line or the Columbia-Indiana trackicss trolley lines. Meridian and E. New York motor gonches: hes lines are connected after ightly. South on Meridian to Yolk West. wo Il inos, south to Ohio, west to Capitol, south to Maryland, east to Delaware, north to Ohio, east to New Jersey, north over regular route. Reverse this route for outbound N. . Meridian trips an
a os Delaware. nor; New Jersey, north over regular route. Reverse this route for outbound Riverside
tri Central motor coaches: South on Delaware to Ohio, east to Alabama, south to Market, west to Delaware, north over regular route. Shecway motor coach: East on New Yor inois, south to Indiana Ave. hw 0 New York, west over regular
route, Ho Madison-English motor coaches: West Market to New Jorset; north to Ohio, vost to Delaware, south to ie wes, to Meridian, south over regular rou verse this route for outbound ‘English
rips. Mars Hill-Millersville motor coaches: West on Ohio to Delaware, south to Maryland, west to Reniucky, southwest over reguiar route. Reverse this route for outbound Millersville Tips. Certain Millersville buses loop downtown. THese busses will loop as follows: West on Market to Delaware, north to Ohio, east to New Jersey, north over regular route.
SUPER MICROSCOPE ENLARGES BY 100,000
CHICAGO, June 10 (U. P).—A new super-microscope whose magnifying power should show a human hair the size of a giant redwood tree was described today by Dr. V. K. Zworykin, associate research director for the Radio Corporation of America. He told a meeting of scientists, physicians and businessmen the device would magnify ‘100,000 times and permit observation of an object less than one seven-millionth of an inch in diameter—50 times smaller than those visible under the best ordinary miscroscopes. Dr. Zworykin said the microscope already had been used for industrial. research under the defense program and predicted it would be a valuable weapon in the fight against disease. He said it used electron beams instead of light beams to form images.
VETERAN OFFICIAL HAS NEVER HAD PAY
WHEATLAND, Pa. (U. P.).—Dol-lar-a-year men have nothing on Dennis Sweeney, - burgess of this northern Pennsylvania community. Mr. Sweeney has served almost 22 years in’ public life without being paid a cent for his work. He spent four years as a member of the borough council and six years
Jon the board of education before
becoming burgess 13 years ago. State law does not allow borough coun-
cilmen and school” directors to re-|W.
ceive money, while Wheatland has never paid its burgess. Burgess ‘Sweeney is out for his|EX fourth term this year,
POISON IVY GUARDS SOLACE
PINE PLAINS, N. Y. (U. Foe | WANTED
Prof. William J. ‘Bonisteel of Fordham University had a unique way
of insuring unbroken meditation at his farm here. He has planted
a wide poison ivy patch in the center of which is his easy chair. He is immune to ivy poisoning,
GOLF SCIENTIFIC AT CORNELL ITHACA, N. Y. (U. P).—A sci-| VEITE.
entifically designed golf course that
permits the use of every club, has been opened, at Cornell . ‘University.
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RE-DRAFT AIMED AT ‘CHISELERS
|Deferred Striker May Find
Himself in Army, Say Officials.
WASHINGTON, June 10 (U.P). —Selective Service officials said today that the order for reclassifica-
{tion of strikers in defense industry
was aimed at “chiselers” who use defense jobs as a means of avoiding military training and then, by striking, impede the defense pro-
gram, . . Local draft boards will begin the reclassification job at once and probably will re-examine the records of most of the men they have deferred because of work in essential industries. If the man can prove that he
‘|ferred, he undoubtedly will be deferred. If he has sought to avoid Army service .on the ground that he is essential and then strikes of his own will, he will be subject to reclassification and. may find himself in the Army.
of such cases by local boards, offi-
get longer deferments, or they may
be called to service sooner than ex-
pected. Officials admitted privately that the order amounts to a “big stick” policy, but said it wouldn’t hurt anyone except those without dependents who strike.
Deaths—F unerals 1
indianapolis Times, Tuesday, June 10, 1941
BRIGHT-Cal 8. ° e a ears, husband . of Je Br right er of Wilbur - C, and Chester riche assed_away Monday morni Chape Punetal’ Arley Broth- | W ers Ce HEAL Illino at 10th Wednesday, 3 p. bor i may call at the ary. Burial Crown Hil
RUBBS William Raymond, 1850 Magnes ., beloved son of William B. and Lo Sm Coy -Hubbs; brother of Nan: cy Lou, Jean and Jane, departed this life Tuesday, age 16. Funeral Thursday, June |" 12, at Moore & Kirk North East neral Home, 2530 Station St, 2 p. m. Friends
age 58, beloved
LADD—William as Soh, of ather of. Henry
usband Ladd,
1 Dasted, away Monday, ners ve ne : le Garden Baptis Church. uriai Floral Park. Friends call at th home, 1201 W. New York St., Tuesday noon until Wednesday. | noon and at the church after 1 p. m
SOMMERS—Charles Birk, beloved husband Lenore and father of Sheldon C. and Richard W., passed vay aesday morning. Services at the Han 2 5 By chanan Mor Friends yaar:
455 ih el Rn the mortuary.
Card of Thanks 2
CLARK—We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our many Jelatives friends and neighbors for their kind words Sympathy and many floral at death of our beloved wife, mother and grandmother. We especially Sish to than! ink lg Seralman. Mrs.
a nneth V; 3 3 Moore & Kirk or their kind, of
ficient service. A. C. Clark and Family. In Memoriams 3
PETRO—In loving memory of our husband, father and son, Charles H. Petro, who fasted away Jue 0 133%, tal e evening shades are fallin And we are sitting all alone 8 h our hearts there comes a longing f ‘he only could come hom Wits children, mother & grandchildren.
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WANTED for Saree - 8 Smal salary. 401 Pennsyly
ith housework and ent” home, small vases 622 W.
ite, 21 vears O our. Canary Cottage, Rear. 46 Mon ‘ment ment Cirele. ¥ Coutaz
children: Biss
WE ei pjant Rist mil bu.
SHEFFIELD. 1384— syivania |
DELAWARE, 2043 N.—Cool, clean, quiet, or adjoining rooms; hot water. Phone, 2 Shriners Welcome. Cenral bus.
DELAWARE, 713 N.,, APT. 4—Front joining bath; cross ventilation; closet; fan; | phone, EAST, 4600—Attractice room; twin _ private home; prefer 2. IR-6286, node; GOODLET, 454—Sleeping room; twin beds; strictly modern; garage; breakfast op- __ tional. BE-1394-J. 01S. 3156 N.—Front room, Cross ventilation, constant hot water, private home, phone.
JEFFERSON 604 N. (Michi an carling) Large co cool front, 3 closets, near
; adlarge
ia North of 30th; attractive room; next bath: private home; employed. WA-2018.
MERIDIAN, 618 S.—Large, airy able rooms; newly ecorated; : reasonable. -2768
PENNSYLVANIA, 2855 N. — Large newly furnished front, twin beds, S tilation, references; phone.
RINGCOLD , LL a UR front; eds, innersprin riv girl: ILL FEA 8549,
TALBOT, 2828 N.—Large, cool front, hot
water, large closet, suitable 3. Phone
WOODLAWN, 725; comfortable, next Path; twin beds o RA private home; rea-
WOODR OFF PLACE, 935 E. Drive — Attractively furnished, next bath, desk; garage. CH-0761-R.
18TH., 1120 W.—Attractive sleeping rooms; 10 minutes from Circle; Riverside trackEw jrolley: private home; gentlemen.
A of {ginins, rar808" bet oy m. SHRINERS WELCOME—Alabama, 2412 N. modern home; board, garage oro. me 242.
58TH., 938 (Forrest HiD-—-Front gam: ‘private Gath: garage: $6 week. 7229
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Rooms With Board 15
$5.50; CRUFT, 15642—Attractive front; twin = beds; home ‘privileges; 2 meals, GA-5780. ALABAMA. 529 8,—NICE FRONT ROOM; GOOD MEALS; ”$5. MA-1183,
BROADWAY, 1732 — Man to room, also room for 2 pensioners. WAL2804.
ERTDIAN 2716 N.—Well furnished room M ath, cross ventilation, facilities $
ovr PENNEYLYA yANL EI] N.—1 wp 3 Sentle-
comfortprivate
twin entrance;
EB =Nies furnished front, ad3 g lemen; private before iE
MA, Tl N.—Nice meals optional; near Mallor 5 riva home. -6734. vei on vate EE —
3¢| Hotels
Hoosier Hotel
Housekeeping Rooms 17
$4—BROADWAY. 1608--1-Room apartment, studio couch, near bath. Adults, phone.
$4. 50 3 COLLEGE—Small; newly deco-
ra __bloyed. BROADWAY, 1138--Clean room, kitchenejte; jiate bath, $5. 50; room, kitchenette,
COLLEGE, 1336-—Well furnished clean, 2T00M apartment; sink; porch. Reasonable.
1302—1, 2-room apartments;
ENGLISH, everything furnished: clean:
hot water; $5. MA-0592.
McCARTY, 715 E.—Two clean rooms; furnished; innersprings; private entrance; yard; adults. MANKER, 2626 (Garfield Park)—2 rooms, downstairs; private; modern. Adults. _ Shelby c OHIO, ay E.—2 large, clean, well yentilated rooms, private entrances, sink,
.
and
—3 $10.
WASHINGTON, Rooms 0 te entrance;
bath, eres
31ST, 466 W.—2 or 3-room apansmont; first s
TA-80 ES Want Ads cost less and Produce
se Phony RI-5551. Apartments for. Rent 18 APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU
Choice apartments gladly shown. LI-85565
MARCY VILLAGE
5 Rooms, all utilities... .$67.50 1455 E. 46th. 11-5393, "HU-6696.
General Apartments 22 W. Vermont. LI-2439.
$50 SMODERN roomy bedroo lus in-a-502 B. 20th. Also 2208 Park Ave. Sorts. ‘See custodians or WA-2961,
e-| § ROOMS; GARAGE; $62.50
Arranged like home, Building insulated, good residential section. LI-5393, E. Maple Road.
CARROLLTON, 1326—1 Bedroom apt. ga a= rage, constant ‘hot water; $32.5 custodian, Apt. 1.
3541 N. MERIDIAN
Delu 2-bedroom apartment. utilities furnished. see custodian, TA. 5668.
784 MIDDLE DR., WOODRUFF PLACE— 4
rooms, 2d floor: $45. SMa.
J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO.
VIRGINIA AY
Private and ents. Water paid, To or wiih m partmen $3.50 0 $10 per month. Inquire room No. 201. 0. J. Smith Realty Co. MA-3366.
TWO-ROOM suite with private bath. Call aot, 8 Jaleron Apartments, 136 E. New
floor. Private entrance.
Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A
25TH., . 3469 E. Living room, bedroom, kitchenette, bath apartment; beauty Gray ing mattress: garage; $10 week. a1 2 ROOMS modern, $52.50; 3 rms. 6-room summer cottage. CH-2180,
sori 225 W.—Small apartment; newly rnished: Frigidaire; RA lities: SS oR week. ;
Houses for Rent 19i50
CAPITOL, 2717 N.—-Upper duplex, 5 Togs, front-back porches. Heat, water. WA:
IS, 3449 N.—5-room otern single;
“pn 8401. 01 a ods! 44 Virelnia Ave.
- M oder; arage; good condirpm near Tndieta 1 dical Center.
Farms—Suburban
apartment; radio; linens; em- |g
834 |.
Houses and Lots Sale
6-room semi-modern. West of city limits. $200 down, $14.50 per oe Needs minor repairs and redecorating. : 9 Rooms, 2651 E. Riverside Drive, Will’ produce good income from Allison rooms ers, $3500. 10% Down. Hurry! 7 Rooms, modern, 3018 Kenwood. $3000, $300 down, $27 per mo. Vacant!
Farms—Suburban 20
DO YOU HAVE $300?
For down a 3-roon on about Ya acre of ground ang a S5-room home with furnace; arage. Larg s Rolly house. Abundance of fruit. Ins oinepee 229 Bakeme. yor Cray fall PHILLIPS,
6962, with JACK MA-2371. ’ 4 . State; 2 large lots; 4-bed-id ae 2 A built-in bookcases and cabinets; breakfast nook; [ull basement; completely weatherstripped:. 2-car gara, Slicutn house; garden space. Sacrif ce a “$a, 508 § or ick ale, oe ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS
SELL five to twenty-five acres, ar Tass and _ trees; near ewood. Sple for gardening and building pore ya Ey
SUBURBAN—SOUTH
$150 DOWN—$13.50 MONTH
rge Toone, waier, gas, sine. utbuildings. First house ng st Bus and nant 10s Mr. Woosley, Allison Realty Co., Inc, Realtors. RI-2368.
ELL—RENT: Four-room cottage. One cre ground. $25 month. Sixth house 8. acre Broun. Yon Mitihoter Rd. Owner, _Sam'N N. SR riogton Ave.
Business Property
business room; 1034 Lares Reasonable
OLLEGE, g heat and ater furnished. rent. LI-363 »
BUSINESS ion 3907 English Ave. Community needs doctor and dentist. IR-
Resorts and Cottages
22 ALE—Lake front land; $35 down, 5 a On the largest lake within $ miles of Indianapolis. TA-8212,
RTHERN Michigan cottages; screened; NO eplncer: li ng water; electricity; cozy; good fishing. RI-2072. TA-1236.
® MANITOU—Convenient lake-front Le home; modern; fully equipped; week, month, TA-5023.
Moving and Storage HODGES STORAGE CO.
Store now, Pay six months later. Clean, Jependabie service. Inspection jnvited. Sapmates W Wayne Ave. RI-2019.
5 Rooms, 561 N. Lynn, $100 down, $1% per mo. Hurry! y -8790. Elbert L. McDaniel 5.55% 3: Ready to occupy this month A real value in a good home. 2376 S. HARLAN ST. Shown by Appointment. Eves., BR-3428 Bridges & Graves, 243 N. Del, RI-34T7, Tt i 1004 Oliver; 5 rooms Eesaavieneuned 3 2 1226 8S, Harding; 5 rooms I £5 21 8. McKim; 7-room modern RIT 1709 Ruckle; 8-room modern oy Res., MA-9821. Edw. Dillehay 'MA-6411, 432 FOREST: 3-bedroom mode 2! except furnace. near schools, JLranse JDoriation. You mu st 133e it prec ate. Mr. Bassett, IR-8 Mom Realty Co., Inc. Ls a BE SURE of your oo stract prepared b Union Title Co. 158 B. Market St. Union Title Bldg, © INCOME $35 MONTH 1059-1 Byer Aves ; 6 Soom side, ba! = rage ric ES 85% Lemove. MA-4661. : IN IRY 125 Johnson Ave.; 3 bdrm ! mod., insulated, fireplace, 5. living room. Lovely yard; $4,900, Owns. er. IR-1454. x FALL CREEK-—-3024 Sutherland; two-be: room brick veneer; beauti: fully wo Appointment. Owner. WA-394 i All types, all sections, le terms, List ‘sent free. - HOUSES STARKS. MA-034T« 24 | CHURCHMAN Sr 1628—Six-room mo sens “By owner. See to appreciate. Gd HIATT, 1453—Five-room b Rlaw; nside toilet. $2,000 Terms. TA-0467. eo 1331 EON S-rm. t 30x180. WA-4466 a 2 NELL--6-room mod. $150 do 10.33 mo, lus taxes and ins. MA-3 KIR! MCKINNEY CO. CO.. INC. 841 Meikel; 5 TOOMS ....cecceveegs 616 W. 27th; 5 foms .....eceen
Houses and Lots Sale 25
7 ROOM MODERN
WO $5000 baths; 3-t41 garage; exa lot; for £ quick ck sale; $500 down. 1326 Linden st. A ed
Hotel €a.- LL. 2541
odlet. 6-rm. mod. Leaving City aon Soe joi iby
by appointment. Owner. Murphy, TA5750.
2325 WN. Oxford; 5 TOOMS ..acvninns 329 Minerva; 5 Jools eiraae 1117 Roache; § Res. MA-9821. ° Edw. Dilehay.
Real Estate for Trade
SIX-ROOM modern double. = East. East BROS.
"MA %
consider five-room' semi-modern Patan Fa ont ELMORE Bldg. .MA-3788.
ou [FoR SALE or trade. uit nished modern Sparimen 4347T-W, .
Real Estate Wanted $200) Wanted dq City, lon Suburban Hom Studebaker “Realty, 2308 elby. G
Real Estate Loans
TIE FINANC
<9
Francis Hoa,
ROVE, near Sk BENCH Ore Fg
eat, insul on “venetian 1) eat, insula lot. Owner. GA-2589.
LOTS: Pennsylvania oe en MA-78 pen
Under $1,500 DOUALES BE Crum, 0 E. Morris, M i
For fie EXBOUTIVE Morne Io Jn Fall Creeksirm: $13,750. Apply prem.
as A-SIDE ode ood ndition. $500 gt By dot Fone MA4353
16-room fu house. B B. oF Pleasant Run
hborhood TA-1104. 506 In-
Ee -room bungalo’ ; condition, W! A 5 { TE i ) . 14 AY