Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1941 — Page 16

Way Back to Civil “War Days for Donations Of Defense Metals.

From Civil War days and from the U. S. Army, itself of World ~ War I came contributions of aluminum yesterday, the first full day of Indianapolis’ drive for utensils and objects made of the metal, Some one turned in a couple of aluminum umbrella frame works of Civil War vintage to Station 28 at 512 Maple Road. Other, and less spectacular, pieces made a consid‘erable pile there. ‘At Station 14, 30th St. and Ken- ~ Wood Ave, nearly a dozen alum_inum canteens, carried by soldiers of the last war, were turned in. ‘Boy Scouts and the members of the Federation of Jewish Women’s Clubs canvassed the neighborhood of Station 16, 5555 N. Illinois St., and turned in a sizable pile. One item was an aluminum weight reducing exerciser. “A large assortment of balls of aluminum foil was turned in at the Sears Gasoline Station, near Sears, Roebuck & Co. store, and Boy and . Girl Scouts collected a large pile at the Shell Gas Station, 46th and

EXPLOSIVE RIVET MAY SPEED PLANES

NEW YORK, July 23 (U. P.).— The American Chemical Society reported today the development of an “entirely new type” of explosive rivet which “may prove an important factor in speeding’ American aircraft production and simplifying “design.” The new rivet was described in a research report to the society by Dr. D. L. Lewis Jr. of the E. I. du Pont De Nemours & Co. “A high explosive is secreted in a cavity at fhe end of the shank,” the report said “Heat applied to the rivet head by an electric gun . détonates the charge. The explosion expands the charged end of the shank, forming a ‘blind’ head and settipg the rivet. “Under the best mechanical methods now: employed, a skilled workman can set about two to four of these ‘blind’ fasteners a minute after they have been placed in the holes. The new rivets may be installed by one workman at a rate of 15 to 20 rivets a minute, once they are in place.”

Court Cuts in ont Draftee's 1st Pay

IRA NELSON, 21, of 22 E. 22d St., is reporting as a draftee in the U. S. Army today, owing almost half of his first month’s salary to ‘Municipal Court, here. He appeared before Judge George Rinier today, ed with reckless driving in connection with a traffic accident last night. He pleaded guilty and Judge Rinier fined him $25 and costs. Then Private Nelson explained his engagement with Uncle Sam and finally ' Judge Riniér suspended the fine and gave him 90 days to pay the costs. Costs are $10; month’s pay is $21.

SUSPECT SEIZED IN ~ SLAYING OF GIRL

BOSTON, Mass., April 23 (U. P.). —A 28-year-old laundry truck driver who operates a Lynn route was arrested in an old sedan in Chelsea today and police said he ‘was a “suspect” in connection with the sex-slaying of Frances Cochran. : Chelsea police said the suspect * had a “previous record.” Authorities revealed the Chelsea man had been sought since yesterday. When seized he was driving an out-moded sedan with woodenspoked wheels similar to the “square-backed” model in which the - prétty bookkeeper vanished Thursday night.

NAZI REPORTER HELD IN BOLIVIAN PLOT

“LA PAZ, Bolivia, July 23 (U. P.). - —Bolivian authorities, in a roundof suspects after a thwarted “Nazi putsch,” announced arrest today of Hernan Siles, correspondent of the German- Trans-Ocean News Agency and son of the Bolivian Am.bassador to Chile. Additional arrests were reported in Cochabamba Prov Province.

QUITO, Ecuador, dor, July 23 (U. P.). Frontier dispatches reported -today that Peruvian planes had ‘bombed the towns of Chacras and Huaquillas this morning and that ‘Jand batteries on the disputed front had gone into action. ’

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NEW YORK, July 23 (U.P.).— The scene of Freddie McDaniel’s brush ‘ with police was a crowded tenement; district. Arriving at the apartment of Mrs. Mary Salvago they found her. bleeding from a stab wound and McDaniel, 20, on the roof threatening to jump if they came close. He was four floors up. The whole neighborhood . was out. Men and women and youngsters clung to fire escapes and leaned out of windows. Police tried to reason with McDaniel, fo divert his attention’ while policemen sneaked up from the rear. One tried to grab him from the floor below. All ruses failed. ’ Finally, after a full hour, McDaniel leaped—and fell unhurt into a. net the police had rigged up below him. He was booked on a charge of felonious assault. Police understood he had become angry at Mrs. Salvago over the way she played cards.

RAPS PLAN TO SHIFT RAILROAD WORKERS

CHICAGO, July 23 (U. P.).—Defense Transportation Chief Ralph Budd protested today against a proposal to shift 100,000 railroad mechanical workers into shipbuilding and aircraft industries. Mr. Budd expressed “sternest opposition” to the plan, which was announced at Washington by Associate Director Sidney Hillman of the OPM. Eli Oliver, chief OPM labor adviser, met with railroad officials and labor leaders at Chicago yesterday to explain the proposal. The plan contemplated voluntary transfer of BPDTORImBLely one-fourth, of the lled railway maintenance em- > yees to critical defense industries. “The railroads’ part in defense is as vital as any other part,” Mr. Budd commented.

STATE TO RECEIVE $295,030 FOR NYA

Indiana's National Youth Administration allotment for student aid work for the 1941-1942 term will be $295,030 and it is expected that about 2180 students will be aided. This was announced yesterday at a meeting of the College Work Advisory Committee. Representatives of 30 Indiana colleges and universities attended. The council was formed this spring to assist the NYA in formulating policies and setting standards. Yesterday they "discussed hourly

#rates of pay to wokrers, basis of

choice and selection of projects. The Council is composed ‘of Dr. Frank Elliott, Indiana University, chairman; the Rev. Henry A. Lucks, St. Joseph's College; A. F. Scribner, Valparaiso University; Dean. G. Herbert Smith, DePauw University, and W. E. Wagoner, Ball State Teachers College. |

TERRE HAUTE PILOT SAFE AFTER CRASH

HONOLULU, July 23 (U. P.). Army .and Navy authorities today searched the sea and the heavilywooded hills near Haleiwa for the two Army fliers whose planes collided over the northeast coast of Oahu Island. A third pilot, Second Lieut. Paul R. Crawley, 23, Terre Haute, Ind. bailed out of his disabled training ship and was rescued from the ocean by fishermen. The missing men were Second Lieuts. Ronald A. Findlay, 27, Akron, O., and Maxwell Hearn, Norfolk, Va.

PARLEY TOMORROW ON RAILROAD PAY

CHICAGO, July 23 (U. P).— Railroad officials and union representatives prepared today to tackle in negotiation conferences tomorrow the demands ‘of 1,150,000 railroad employeés for a 41 per cent over-all wage increase, which would cost an estimated $900,000,000 annually. Representatives of “virtually every railroad in the country” and of 15 operating ands non-operating rail- |b way brotherhoods gathered here for joint negotiations on wage demands by the unions and counter proposals of extensive rule’ changes affecting employees made by the carriers. Heads of the “Big Five” operating brotherhoods have asked a flat 30 per cent wage boost for 350,000 members.

pi lh prt Sle pe, SHAKESPEARE SCHOLAR DIES BARNSTABLE, Mass, July -23 (U. P.) George Lyman Kittredge, 81, the nation’s foremost Shakesperian scholar who was better known to three generations at Harvarl students for his ecceéntricities, died today’ at his summer home after several months illness.

NAZI ACE PROMOTED BERLIN, July 23 (U. P.).—Lieut. Col. Werner Moelders, Germany's foremost air ace, has been promoted to colonel, well-informed German quarters said today. He is credited with downing 115 planes. '

SOVIET ‘DOESN'T KNOW’

WASHINGTON, July 23 (U. P.).— The Soviet Embassy said today that there are no practical means at

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cerning relatives of Americans in the German-occupied zones of the Ukraine and Byelorussia.

CONSULS REACH LISBON LISBON, Portugal, July 23 (U. P.) .—The United States naval transport West Point arrived today with German and Italian consular personnel and other Axis agents exe pelled from the United - ited -States.

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Helen Jepson, Metropolitan Opera star, Comedians Abbott and Costello and Raymond Massey are among the noted entertainers who will be heard in tonight's Millions for Defense 'program, WFBM, at 8 o'clock. Others on the program, fourth in the series of shows replacing the Fred Allen program for the summer, are to: be Composer Irving Berlin, Violinist Albert & Spalding, Actress Ilka Chase and Barry : r Wood. : Mr. Massey Helen - Jepson will be heard in an original play written for the occasion by Arch Oboler. Master of - cerémonies will he. Alexander Woollcott. The program is donated by Fred's sponsor to the U. S. ‘Treasury for the purpose of boosting the sale of defense stamps and bonds.

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Action of the Federal Communications. Commission in postponing from July 30 to Sept. 16 the date for making effective its order that the National Broadcasting Company dispose of one of its networks apparently won’t have any effect on moving up the opening day for WISH, Indianapolis’ new station. WISH is to be a Blue network affiliate and the nounced that if it has to cut away from one of its networks it will be the Blue. There had been speculation that possibly the FCC order had something to do with holding up operation of the local station but this was denied by WISH officials. At the studio it was said that they are only waiting on word from the FCC to start operation and WISH engineers are now in the capital submitting technical information, according to President C. B. McConnell. WISH officials said ’ there was a possibility that they would go on the air Saturday night, but this is not definite. Delays so far have been due mostly to defense priorities. which delayed necessary equipment but all equipment now has been installed and tested and the station is ready to go. #8 8 William Behrman of Indianapolis, formerly connected with Station WKBF, predecessor to WIRE, is to be station manager of WISH.

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HOLSTEIN FARM NEAR VALPO WINS GONTEST

CHICAGO, July 23 (U. P.).—Gust H. Grieger’s 262-acre holstein farm near Valparaiso, Ind., won first place today in the eighth annual Neatest Dairy Farm Contest for the Chicago milk shed area. The Pure Milk = Association awarded Grieger the grand prize—a seven-day winter vacation trip—for a score of 99.58. - ‘A farm owned by H. W. Glasner, Chicago, near Naperville, Ill, won second place. Russell S. Galbreaths’ farm at South. Whitley, Ind. was third. : District winners included: +.Indian a--George Rand6lph, Crown Point; M. C. Antrim, Mill Creek; Bert L. Cook, Elkhart.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 indianapolis Times, Wodnes.. July : 25, 1941

SES: © wa ns, uncle o “of Janesville, o Vis. departed this life

Monday, ® Nursday, July 24, at the t residence. 1334 N a Burial wn Hill. Friends in-

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BLEMME husband of aude Evans brother of Mrs Waltham, Mass. Evans, Indianapolis; ¥ . Hamilto

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BUCKROP—Thomas William, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buckrop, brother of Richard and Norman, passed awa Tuesday. Funeral at

rris, p. . Burial Flora may call at the resid Farley Service.

DUFFY—Joseph Leo, beloved husband of Bessie and father of Betty, Margaret, Mary and Leo Joseph Jr. son of John and Bridget Duffy, deceased, passen away July 23. Funeral Priday, July 25, 8:30 a. m. at the residence, 1019 Elm St. Services 8t. Patrick’s Church, 9 a. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends nv.

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EAKER—LaVerne, entered into rest Monday, age 27 years, wife of Earl Eaker: mother of Mary, Earl Jr. ahd Raymond Eaker: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Strate; sister St Raber Strate. Services Friday t Second Free Methodist ga emailing and Wilkins 3t. Friends may call at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel until noon Friday. Burial Floral Park Cemetery.

ENTWISTLE — Bayard (Frank), assed away July 22 at his residence, 134 N. Kealing. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at the mortuary.

Robert and Joan Hedges; Sarah E. Eaker ang Earl Baker ices Friday. 2 PB Second Free Methodist Thure Serass and Wiking St. Friends may call at Harry oore Peace Chane] until noon Friday. Burial Floral Park Cemetery.

HINTON—Simeon 8., 67 years, beloved husband of Florence Hinton, passed away Tuesday. Friends may call at the G. Jerrpann Funéral Home. ol 0s S. East St., from 1 p. m. until 1 Wednes-

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indianapolis Times, Wednes., July 23, 1941 =Frank, a . 76 years, huslis, father of Mrs. Marcel Truville ol nisabeth

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8 eral 24 , at a ce 1358 5 Oliver Ave % e m, umptiol Church, Friéids invited. Burial fre Haute, Ind. w

Friends may call at residence. George . Usher Service,

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RRAN Cotics P. 37 Ww. 21st st, beloved India Otto by sister. o Lloyd A uP Aker, tapos, ker, Bedford, Ind. Lawson 'Laplaster Sellersburg, ind. oo away. Wednesday morning. Service at the | Flan nner & Buchanan Mortuary Saturday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

LAUGHLIN—Richard 0. 5339 QGarroliton ,, husband t

Springs, Ind., M Loogootee, Ind., passed away Wednesda morning. Service at the Planner Buchanan MS Kj Fr ends invited Soin” Hil, Friends may call at ay mortuary.

LUNSFORD—Cora Mildred, Manor Ave., beloved w Lunsford, mother

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MeCARTY—Kathr n Isabell, age 62, beloved ‘mother of Z. McCa rty and . Esth, Bryant, sister of J Mitchell and x oe Mitchell, passed sivay Tue! aday, at Fey v Bros. P- fiinols a 10th St. "Burial Crownland CemeFriends may Seall at the chapel 1 p. m. to 9 p. m. Wednesday.

rel RIER—Anna, beloved wife of the late John B. Poirier, mother € sia Poirier Haley, _fiandmother 0 and Mputice,

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RETHMEYER — Bertha Hilkene, beloved wile of Jess H. Rethmeyer and daughter of John W. Hilkene, sister of Charles F. Hilkene, departed this life Tucaday, IN. ners] Friday J July 25, 10 a. (C.8.T erond Baptist aireh Buhes (emesery, SO Cumberland Friends may cali at residence ey ee TIAN after 6 p. m, Wednesday, Moore & Kirk Service.

RICHEY—James Jda E.

Hare C. of Charles Riche parted this. life neral Thursday Moe. Kirk Northside, “colonial “Mortuary, Tol Jege and FairfieM, Burial own Hill. Friends ied Friends may call at residence, 856 River Ave, until 1 p. m. Thursday.

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SHELBY. William, age 69, beloved husband of Lillian, father of Mrs. Jestle Welder, Mrs. Ethel McCormick, Mrs. tie Faulkner Mrs. Margaret a Charles and Harry Shelby, brother of Millerd Shelby of Greenfield, Ind.; also survived by -12 dchildren and two Sreat- passed away July

y. a the home, 508 Troy Ave., Beech Grove. Burial in Washington Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the above address Tp ./ Wednesday. Little & Son

THIECKE—EImira, 84 years, beloved aunt of Florence B. Korn, Chicago, and Fred * R., Bokeloh, city, passed away Monday ut day, 3 p. m,, at the al Home, 1505 8. Friends invited. Burial Crown

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Deaths—Funerals io indianapolis Times, Wednes., July 95, 1041

UNDERWOOD—Alice, widow of Melvin den and Gs le thy "of Indi E Ur Unde epweod, all dianapolis: Rud ry, Ind.; sister of Engle, Vancouver, B. C.; also a. by five grandchildren and one greatgrandchild, - passed away Wednesday at her home, 1052 Mills Ave. Funeral notice later. UNGERICHT—Leon, darl ie, Jon Ad Earl and, Irene Ungericht of ampbe Ave., departed this life ay Ate ears. a er eral Thursday, July : oore & Kirk Irvington Mortuar: a 2 E. Washington, 10 a. m, Burial adison, Ind. Friends invited.

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NEW PALACE HOTEL—4 N. New Jersey; nice modern rooms, $3 up weekly.

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6 UP—LIBRARY apartments: desirable furnishéd Apaliments, I utilities; walking distance. 814 N. Meridian. BELLEFONTAINE, 1231—Two large unfurnished, Private entrance. Stove. Frigidaire. No children; $6.50. BROADWAY. 1138—3 Large rooms; with Pe 310: Soom, tchenette, $4 %. 30: CARROLLTON, 1529—2 rooms, gy Jurnished, ue bath and entrance, springs, Jolla Yay) adults. BI 2076 (after 4:30 p. m.) COLLEGE, Toi: quite; next hath only. $5: 88. COLLEGE, 1420—Large 1 room apartment; large Slosets, private porch. Clean, quiet.

clean, cool,

WT sink; ‘adults

stove;

efficiency,

ILLINOIS, 3125 N.=—2-Room kitchen

living, bedroom, complete Private entrance. Employed.

ILLINOIS, 1234 N.—Large front room, inkep springs, hot water, telephone. ults.

N.—2-Room front private entrance.

JERSEY, 13 apartment; down, Reasonable. RI-9177.

PARK, 1655—Well furnished 2-roém apart__ment; near bath; utilities; $6.25; adults. PENNSYLVANIA, 809 N.—2-Room apart ment. modern, Prigidaire. Nicely furs nished, $9.50 wk. -7119.

PINE, 728 N.—2 Housekeeping, sink in kitchen. Byeryinng furnished. Private entrance; $5.

PROSPECT, 1146— (At -Fountain Square). 3 unfurnished rooms, newly decorated. Lights, water furnished.

SANGSTER AVE. 4325—$6 week. partly furnished house, gas, fara se, not modern. Adults 2 large ots with garden in for sale. HU-23 5.

TEMPLE, 610 N.—3-room furnished apartment: DHvate bath and entrance; utilities; adults UNION, 835—2 and 3-room apartments; newly decorated. Refrigeration. RI-

5-room lights,

WASHINGTON, 2709 W.+—2-room furnished 2 artment; modern home on carline; _ close Alisus, DRUFF, | (Bast Drive) —3-room RE . oH furnished ' utilities, "partment: telephone.

E.—2-Room a ariment: fri

NINTH. shons.

124 aire, ban.T private porc. complete. 20TH, 130 W. (Off Tiinots) —Desirabie first floor apartment, utilities, Garage free. one.

ery

CLINTON HOTEL, 29 Virginia Ave.; housekeeping room, $5; sleeping rooms, $2.50 up.

COMFORTABLE, furnished lower 4 rooms, kitepenstts. sink, utilities also furnished.

THREE MILES northwest Speedway, in i Hn tome: Xn furnished 3 rooms; utilities;

IQUARES Allison's; 2 furnished rooms; |= tilities; rivate entrance; garage _ optional, E-2265. NEAR | Bsliwiizer-Cumming—_Clcen, TET, light housekeeping or sleeping, Next bath, ED Gentlemen. ‘11-5928. NEW 50-ACRE LAKE: 300 | acres “of timber; hills, BE a ating; no ing. Cottages for cam ing only. While this RL une ot ensue ion, $5 week, 2 people. RESTR 4 miles south on Rag: ~ mile ea!

st of Morgantown; turn south at twin bridges.

GA-3171. Apartments for Rent 18

[JusT LIKE NEW |"

991 M. Df: Woodruff Pl, One 1-bed-room apt.; ht. & wi. pd.; stove and

refrig. furni; gar. $50.00. LI-8401 44 Virginia Ave.

| BRO. (4K Er. furnished WA wast rings; near bath.

FET 2132 N.—1-2 tlemen; eals, ComiorLhblS room, ext bath, garage, phone. RIVERSIDE SIDE DR. 2905 E.—Young TY to share nice room. Good m Jeals. WA- 162 'A-17620.

RURAL, 603 N.—Furnished room table 0 aul family; no other ' 1

aon inner-

Fenced -1584.

prive|

APRRONENT RENTAL BUREAU.

Choice spaftments wiadly shown,

General Fr | 22 W. Vermont. . ‘LI-2439, 2.5 ROOMS ¢24.8292.5n

Adults, good cond. 1116 N. Capitol. -

ADWAY, 2439 — Lovel livingroo! BROS tte, kitchenette, priva bath, newl Qecorated. utilities, phone.

mers. Children Hot Play yar ag

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: MICHIGAN, 512 E.—6 rooms, private |i ath, steam. heat. janitor service also,

CENTRAL, 1121—Attractive ~4-room; 1 floor apartment, porch, entrance, BEAST — Share my attractive apartment with business girl. [R-1372, RI-1478; Rushton.

Miss 120 E. NORTH

Choice 2-room suite for 2 me Twin beds, thrivase bath, maid Service, $50 per mont LI-6133, RANDOLPH, 201 N.—2 rooms, newly decorated; utilities furnished. Call side door. 23RD, 1345 W.—Neatly furnished bun alow; 4 Sausre carline; utilities; garage; Adults.

first yard, private

DPOWNTOWN-—-Cheerful 2 bedroom ment, month: of RI 1086. only. _ able. TLI-9474. RI-7066.

apartReason-

Houses for Rent 19

$35; North, 2900; unusual 3-bdrm hme; dbl. $60; Woodruff; nice 5-room ome; double. $60; North; luxurious brick bung.; adults. $60; Kash t, 5100; 3-bedroom home; Sept. 15. $80; 4546 N. Penn.; 4-bedroom brick home. Otters, White. WA- 4466. (Eves., IR-7956)

$60; MICHIGAN, 614 E.—3-bedroom Le __veneer; excl. cond. ht, wtr furn. CH-2189.

PARK, 2052—Duplex. 5 large rooms, perfect condition; $40; adults; gar, WA- 1863.

62D., E., 231—5-room | modern brick bungalow; fireplace, social room, double garage, yard, trees

3-BEDROOM, 2- =Story singie, north; . beaus tiful house and lot. HU-2782. =

Farms and Suburbans |

D. EDGEWOOD

5-Room modern bung., front and shiuvpery, i

rear porches; fruit trees—grapes; ifetime roof; extra good

furnace; chicken house and garage on

Paved street, 2 sq. from bus, PHA loan—$§3,600.

KEYSTONE & EPLER

4 Rooms, garage, well, one acre ground. $400 down, $13.50 monthly payment,

1026 MORGAN DRIVE

6-Room modern, 2-car gar.; $500 down, $40 monthly payment.

5006 MADISON AVE.

6 Room, modern brick; large lot; 2-car gar.; can get FHA loan. The above "suburban properties have cheapest taxes in®City. For details

CALL INGRAM

Can ne

GA-1725. MA-9396

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

Union Title Company Union Title Buildin 155 EB. MARKET st

127 Ac good dairy miles

hom 15 __Ageney, 3020 Guilford, WA Vi ACRE LOTS. ‘East, Cooper, af. of Office 91! oie $k.

THREE A 8. East; month. OL. 9124 i 5

3usiness Property

DELAWARE, 1119 N. — Thrée-car garage; work shép, living quarters.

8] HINGTON, WEST, 208 =~

Sto roan Ine five living rooms; good

business location; $35. WOODRUFF REALTY CO. LI-5258. 22

“all Modern cotlocation, clean, If activities, Writs

misty Klsaling | =>

bo mehth

een down, S16

Resorts and Co tages SHAFER LAKE — Seve 3;

tages fof rent. Be reasonable. Close to Dave's Modern Cott Monticello, Ind NITOU—! — Desirable lake-front Sn tage; reo boat; * available

MA near WA-81

Moving and Storage "HODGES STORAGE co.

Store now. Pay months Iatér. Bari Cleo de ion ini 93745 Ft. Wayne ave . Fadi

Houses and Lots Sale TONIGHTY6

68 p.m

ment im

fh “nis bi eh igh vi vor Ine. plas Northeast

abit ry rent, 6-room * mod. ghr., nice neighborhood,’ Jorg Jue, paved street, bargain Bi Sh i,

every~6204, joy EB. J3th

= mt be completed in 30

0 11 ROOMS; E. 11th St. at College; “good condition; small down payment, 5-ROOM brick, English bung.; 44th St, at Central; $535 down, $36 month. BEVERAL 5-rm. mod and semi-mod, cottages near Riverside, at $100 down and payments less than rent. RI-8790

Elbert L. McDaniel }r%™e rt arms Ss ar —— YOU MAKE $15 MONTH 2503-05 CARROLLTON—Income $60 month, Monthly payments $44.96, incl. taxes, ine

terest and insurance. Monthly profi§ $15.04. Onl La Down Payment. Call Mr,

Burtt, LI- + GRACELAND A AVE,

* ern 6-room home, newly hn in in features in kitchen and Sining room, full basement, 2-car garage,

nly 3 blocks to School 43. Mr. ‘Miller, WA-5670 Allison Realty” Co., Inc. ' RI-2368.

5946 Carrollton—Vacant

Large 2-bedroom, 2-story modern homag corner lot: very low price | for quick sale, Call Mr. Nicolai or Mr. pper, NAS Sel 1. J. 8. _J. 8. Cruse Realty Cor "128 N. D

Do UBLES—SOUTH

x .. 1629-31 Hoefgen; 1633-35 Hoefgen: two 3-room-a- Ride doubles near Garfield Park. Only $200 LI-4304, 2368.

Mr. ic ker ALLISON REALTY 2° NC. REALTORS

~ $4,250—NEW HOME

5000 Block North: 4 rooms and finsties days. BR-142 DGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del. RI-3411,

1341 WEST 21TH ST.

* Seven rooms, one-floor modern, ainted walls, enamel woodwork, laundry, urnace, garage, fenced. Mr. Ross, TAe 0546, Allison Realty Co., RI-2368. CHESTER, 622 N.—Corner lot, 3-bedrm, bungalow, fireplace, 2-car garage, beaue tiful yard. Priced to sell. Woodruff Realty Co. LI-5258, BR-6359.

1254 N., Belmont— Vacant

Five- J modern bungalow overe looking park. opty $2800. San nance part, Mr, Hartley, BE-42 Allison | Realty Co., Inc., Realtors. RI-2368,

For Sale North—3333 Ruckle

4-Bedroom Colonial type. Bargain. RI-1736

ROOKWOOD, 3930—4-bedroom modern; ree Sond; good fection; low Paymts, a

Inc.,

SOUTHERN | AVE. 609 (near Garfield Park) —3-bedroom modern; also 1025 Hi B Sto §-room single: semi-modern, . GAATTRACTIVE LOT—Southwest ¢ il and Ralston. very reasonable. 2107 W, Morgan St

150 3 2ND, BEECH SHOVE 8-Rm. mo gar., $225 $20 mi SR "Realty, 2308 Aneiby. GAZ033a,

6134 Ralston DR. %f0,..a on}

colonial on hill, Side drive, beautifully dec. BR-1774.

2 LOTS: Drexel Gardens, near school and bus. ED ha 2304 Pierson.

GROFF, - 1444 — Semi-modern bungalows large ga rage; § $2500; easy terms, BR-40

.| TWO COLORED "DOUBLES

RICED LOW TERMS. 2432-34 Martin. dale Ave. Inside toilet, water, gas, lights Only $2,000. 1911-13 Yandes, 4 rooms one 3ide. 5 rooms on other, Only $1,800. MA-9821, Edw. Dillehay. MA-6411, __J. 8. Cruse Realty ‘Co., 128 N. Del. Colored—2173 Hillside 6<Room home in good SuRdiyien; 2 lotsy 2-car garage; $1950, The C. W. HENRY CO., 51 emia Bldg,

Real Estate Investment 25A

$65 MO. INC.—PRICE $3500 Newly painted 16-rm. dble.,, mod., good cond., large new gar. large cor, lot. 315« 17 BE. 10th, Key next door. E R, Wickser, LI-2541,

Real Estate Wanted 27 “DO YOU WANT ACTION!

Our 12 salesmerd’ will give it to you,‘ Buyers waiting for bungal avs and larger homes in all Our sale” are xiii? A st in a one MA-2371,

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