Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1941 — Page 18

TUESDAY, AUG. 19, 1941 Pace Western Tourney

National intercollegiate champion Eleanor Dudley of Chicago (right) and Mrs. Russell Mann of Omaha check each others score cards to find they shared the medal in the qualifying round of the Women’s Western Amateur golf tournament at Chicago with par equaling rounds of 76.

Tribe Looked Fine Until 9th— Then the Millers Came to Bat

Times Special MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 19—For eight innings last night the Indianapolis Indians looked the part of a well-oiled machine and apparently were headed to achieve a startling upset. But that was before the Minneapolis Millers came to bat for the last time in the ninth. Until then, the Hoosiers were out in front,

Two 76’s Pace Golfing Gals At the Western

CHICAGO, Aug. 19 (U. P)— Eleanor Dudley of Chicago and Mrs. Russell Mann of Omaha, Neb, who carded par 76s to pace 32 qualifiers, were rated the players to beat today as match play began in the Women’s Western Amateur Golf Championship. Miss Dudley, national women’s intercollegiate titleholder from the University of Alabama and former Illinois State Champion, faces Barbara Wilder, Chicagy. Mrs. Mann, current trans-Mississippi titlist, is paired with Mrs. O. H. Romadka, Rochester, Minn. Marion Miley, Lexington, Ky, runnerup last year to national champion Betty Jameson, plays Dorothy Foster, Springfield, Ill. Miss Miley shot a 79 to finish three strokes behind the leaders and one behind third-place Georgia Tainter, Fargo, N. D. Miss Tainter meets Virginia Nilles, Chicago. Other strong contenders were Virginia Ingram, Chicago, and Mrs. Frank Newell, Long Beach, Cal, the former Elizabeth Hicks, who both scored 80s. M®&s Ingram meets with Rena Nelson, Chicago, while Mrs. Newell faces Mrs. O. C. Bell, Chicago. The semi-finals are scheduled for Friday with the 36-hole final set for Saturday.

Football Doctor

NEW YORK, Aug. 19 (NEA).—

versity football coach, holds a Ph. B. and M. D. from Yale, a B. S. from Washburn College and a Doctor of Medical Science degree from Columbia.

Lefties Beat ’Em

Brooklyn has been shut out three times and in each instance by a southpaw, Ernie White and Max Lanier of the Cardinals and Cliff

— for lines of barrage balloons now Dr. Mal Stevens, New York Uni-

NEW YORK, Aug. 19 (NEA)—|

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NAVY IS IMPROVING ITS HARBOR NETS

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25 (U. P)). —Working almost unnoticed, 250 officers and men from the 12th U. S. Naval District are solving problems of great importance to national defense. Working with a crane, a few buildings on a hillside overlooking San Francisco Bay, three boats, a field for weaving nets, several thousand anchors and 100 miles of heavy | steel wire, these men are fashioning defenses which ultimately will be used in every major United States harbor as protection against submarine and mosquito boat attack. Called the California City Naval Nef Depot and Training Station— a school specializing in the science of trapping submarines in steel nets —the situation started from scratch, inasmuch as the science of submarine defense was found to be greatly lacking when a U-boat pierced the “wonderful” Scapa Flow defenses to sink the British battleship Royal Oak. New type nets are being developed, as are new systems of laying them and keeping them in position. |,

SKILL IN KNOT TYING IS AIDING DEFENSE

AKRON, O. (U.P.).—Two former members of the British and American navies, now beyond the age limits for active service, are using their special skills for national defense. Henry Longacre, an American, and Tom Harvey, an Englishman, are busy fashioning intricate knots

under construction here at the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Both men are veteran employees of the]company, Longacre having 23 years of service and Hatvy 18 years.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times. Tuesday, Aug. 19, 1941

ARMER—Bertha H., beloved wife of Austin Armer, mother of Mrs. Luella H. Milner of Wilkerson, Ind.; Ernest R. Vanduyn of Maxwell, Ind., and Mirl H. Vanduyn, Mrs. Lora Hormening and Mrs. Cora F.

2 to 1, much to their own SHetion: as well as to the surprise of the Nicollet Park customers, Miller fans shouted, cal ot) happen here!” And bs ee] rabbit ears took in the chant and in no time at all they chased two | runs across the plate and annexed

the series opener, 3 to 2. Hunt Pickles One

Bill Cox, Tribe righthander, opposed Mike Kash, Miller southpaw, and it was a fancy mound battle. The home boys got one marker in| the third and in the fourth a] strange thing happened, believe it ors too. He saw one named Eddie or don't. | Lajoie. An Indianapolis plaver hit a home| “Lajoie,

v. Frank Frisch and Charley run, no less. Allen Hunt pickled { Gehringer, to name five, outhit Gor-

one of Kash's offerings and the ball gon with plenty to spare, but not soared ov o ee ES AE even Collins could play second base WES On EE A Tun jike the young man from Oregon,” smack put the Redskins out in front savs the RT: boy ID and held them there until! thej “Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack of Millers Bilin up Th a Cleveland are a corking young comiy Soa vab winning re bination. but Mack does not start a! £ nua, |double play as rapidly as Gordon, It was Hunts fourth home run ; chi oh nor does he cover as wide a range. | of the season, if you care to know “Gord 5% S a . rdon takes off in all direc-| how Tough I o fo = EE tions and never makes a mistake. Lisi Yo pel br z He's tops in my book as an inFifth Straight Setback | fielder, and he isn't the worst hitEhdh ter in the business especially when | It was the Tribes fifth straight N defeat and the Miller victory ad- It comes to belting a long ball. vanced the Minneapolis team from Among All-Time Great

th to third place in the A. A. i RA $e | Harris unhesitatingly rates Phil 14th triumph Rizzuto and Gordon among the

It was the Millers’ in 20 games with the Indians this great second base combinations of all time.

season. Second of the series is to That also is something in the

be plaved under the lights tonight and the finale tomorrow night bemove over 0 way of a boost. for Harris once ‘made a lot of double plays with

By HARRY

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.—Stanley

fore the Hoosiers St. Paul Thursday. In the hitting department last| night the Indians collected eight to Roger Peckinpaugh. nine for the Millers. The losers | Kansas City infielders threw to played errorless ball and the win-| Johnny Sturm, who has been com-|

Hers Wale ure wisene. | pleting the Yankee double plays

since Gordon was returned to secOh, Quit It!

ond base. INDIANAPOLIS

Infielders throw to Sturm with the utmost confidence, and with {the physical edge left-handedness |gives a first baseman. the St. Louis g lad starts a full share of double o plays himself. With their lead now the Yankees should walk in. The pitching could even bog down a bit and the Yanks could quit hitting home runs altogether. They'd still have Red Rolfe, Phil 0 Rizzuto, Joe Gordon and Johnny {Sturm playing em close to the vest.

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GRAYSON

Times Special Writer

Raymond Harris calls Joe Gordon

of the Yankees the best defensive second baseman he ever saw. That's a mighty fine compliment coming from Bucky Harris, who | played considerable second base himself. Washington's head man has looked at more than a few second sack-

Collins and got a peek at Napoleon

Collins, Rogers Horns-| Horace Ford and Hughie Critz were

going strong. Teamed with Gerald Priddy, now in the Yankee dugout, Rizzuto last season helped the Kansas City in[field to 193 double killings.

Sheridan, Tierre

On Pug Card

Another five-round middleweight scrap has been added to the fight card scheduled for Sports Arena Thursday night, and will pair Al Sheridan and Norman Tierre, local sluggers, completing the five-event mitt bill. Johnny Denson of Indianapolis and Tiger Neville Beech of Birmingham, Ala, heavyweights, who are slated to clash in the ten-round main event attraction, both plan light workouts tomorrow to wind up their training chores. Beech will go through his routine at the West Side A. C., while Denson will taper off at his training site near Nobles-

| ville, Ind.

Other scraps on the card will offer a six-round heavyweight battle between Red Bruce of Pittsburgh and Jethro Jeffers, local 184-pound-er; Jue Yee Kong of this city and Cleveland Brown of Cincinnati, in a six-round featherweight fracas, and Jim Tudor and Bob Blue, bcth of Indianapois, in a five-round miaJdleweight bout.

Bowling Notes

PARKWAY

E| Rizzuto could do with a stronger arm, but will manage to get along; with the one he has.

Speeds Up Throws

Little Scooter was criticized at the outset for his inability to throw out runners from deep short after — going back and to his right to take 1 balls. : Rizzuto now comes in when gooO) 506 {ing to the right and he has learned © 001 000 0023, to make the play quicker. : 3 Galfke 2. Dene | Rizzuto stands only 5 feet 6, but I —Bamasie 3. Den-| that is not necessarily a handicap. ning ome run—Hunt t - ge LE Fogg TE a | Donnie Bush &f Detroit and Rabbit Bru baker Let ft on bases—Indi ianapolis 5 | Maranville of the National League Minneapolis 10 se on balis—Cox 6. wr Mp iP RL ar JR gy were famous shortstops standing pires—Halstead and Curtis. Time—1:53 | Knee high to a grasshopper.

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The Recreation League, a 300 average ro will hold a business meeting at 8:30 ._m. Thursday ® rhe Niles ard Johnson League will meet at 8 p.'m. tomorrow.

CENTRAL

The Related Foods League will begin the season at 6 p. m. Thursday. Sept. 4 Captains of all former and new teams wishin to enter this handicap league are aske to call Paul Young, GArfieid 4401 or the alleys, RIley 0036.

STURM

The first meeting of the Sturm Recreation League will be held at 7 p. m. Thursday. There are openings for two teams, Joé Williams, secretary-treasurer, said. HOTEL ANTLERS The final meeting of the Antlers Recreation League will 5 ae at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. e onings for two teams in this is handicap” oo _ ue : Iks League will mont at \ y ere are two openin : in the league, 850 or better average. B

WEST SIDE CENTER

oe West Side Classic League will meet 8 Pp. m. today. Captains and interested

While Harris prefers a shorto [stop somewhat rangier than Riz-|# NEW Cream Stops Under-arm Odor

| zuto, he points out that the BrookIvn kid's lack of reach on wide and | .+. prevents perspiration stains.

high throws and such is offset in| a good meastire by the ease with | which he gets down for a grounder. | New York's infield, with 134 dou- | ble plays in 112 games, threatens! | to break the American League reclord of 187. established by Cleveland in 1928. It also is in position to wipe out the major league record of 194, made by Cincinnati in 1928 and

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The Printcraft League will meet at . Thursday at the Printers Club. The Bubble Up League will a at Bia . today at the Phillips ate and Southeastern Aves.

Yacht Races

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 19 (U. P). —Myron Lehman. veteran faa {man from Newport Harbor. Cal.

Lamb, all of Greenfield, Ind., and daughter of Bedford J. Parker, passed away at the residence, 1502 S. Talbott Ave., Tuesday morning, Au 19. Funeral Services will be held at the residence Thursday afternoon, Aug. 21, at 2 o'clock. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery, Friends are welcome Wald Service. (Greenfield papers please copy.)

BARTRON—Effie May (nee Bradbury), age 64, wife of E. T. Bartron, passed on Tuesday, 9 a. m.. at her home, 440 N. Linwood Ave Mother of Mrs. Eithel Swenson and Kenneth Bradbury. Funeral notice later. For further information call IR-26686.

GALLIVAN—Alice Mahalia, wife of Timothv J. Gallivan, mother of Harry E Mavity, died Mondav, Aug. 18. Funeral

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LANKFORD—Ida B., 4010 Forest Manor, wiilow of Thomas W., mother of Mrs. Alice Grubb, Mrs. Anna Hvde, Mrs. Ruth Patton, City: Albert H., Wooster, O., and Murvel Lankford of Elwood, Separ] ed this life Monday, ge 1 years. Funeral Thursday. Aug. 53 at Ebeneser Church, Millersviile Rd., 2 p. Burial Ebenezer. Friends invited. nds may call at residence, 4010 Forest A ranor Ave,

REED —John Arnold, age 13, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Reed, grandson of Granville Wesley, passed away Sunday Pp. m. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1:30 5 .. Westbrook Nazarene Church, ennison and WW. Washington Sts. Friends invited, Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at Shirley Bros. West Side Chapel, 2002 W. Michigan St., from 10 a. m. Tuesday until 12 o'clock Wednes-

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RUSE—Thomas O., beloved husband of Ze'la Ruse, father of Mrs. Eloise Westbrook, grandfather of Virginia Carol. departed this life Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. ,_ at Moore & Kirk Nor ‘th Side Colonial Mortuary. College at Fairfield, 3:30 m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends ‘nvited. Friends may call at residence, 3418 College Ave., from 4 Pp. m. Monday until noon Wednesday.

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Revoked Drivers’ License INSURANCE CERTIFICATES FILED

RELIABLE [NS 4GPNOY. INC. 312 INDIANA TRUST B RI-5040

(JANITOR SUPPLIES)

Personal Services

Gas Burners LI-4576.

$2.50

FURNACES.

Vacuum clean. up.

Paint, tinning, roof. MA-4961'.

ping Rooms 17

water; privileges: girls;

WA-2746 19 N.—Il-room house in rear; | varc | N.—Large onstant hot water;

housekeeping; | reason-

09—Private; modern; cool; also nice trailer;

N. — Immacwlately clean, hed, decorated apartment; Private entrance.

disinfect-

Locally owned and managed.

Park for Appraisal

Office on ground floor. Park next door. Walk about 20 feet, bring in title and get your loan. It’s that easy. Buckeye Finance Co. loan dept. of

EQUITABLE AREER A | | MA. 3361. PAA Ohio St.

AUTO LUANS

(NVESTIGATE OUR ECONOMICAL PLAN" SACKS BROS. AUTO LOAN CO., INC... 306-8-10 INDIANA AVE. RI- 5008,

SIGNATURE Loans 20 Months to Re

CAPITAL FINANCE CORP.

304 Kresge Bldg. MA-4409

waxes, mops, brushes, “If a janitor uses it we sell CHEMICAL CO., LI-3446.

SOAPS, ants. H.P

it.”

REAL ESTATE For Rent...For Sale... Wanted... Loans

Moving and Storage:

HODGES STORAGE co.

Store now, Pay six months later. Clean, dependable service.

Estimates Free. Inspection invited. 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019.

For Quick Want Ad Results Phone RI-5551 |

Houses and Lots Sale

To sell, rent, -nire or find, use (OW OCO8t TIMES Want Ads. Phone RI-5551.

Sale 25

Houses and Lots

5009 BALTIMORE

5-Room Modern Bungalows

$445 First time shown. Two bedrooms, built-ins, inlaid linoleum; full basement; steel furnace. Close to new school Only $150 Down—328.50 Month Payments Incl. Taxes, Interest & Ins. Bud Ostrom, MA-8333; Eves., IR-1007. Paul L. McCord Co., 615 Lemcke Bldg.

New

LINDEN,

1205— CARROLLTON, Private entrance.

Front room, downstairs. 1226— Room, Kiteheneite, | LI-94

MARKET, downstairs; phone. rooms: front; MERIDIAN, N.,

room, Kitche sonanle.

1338 E.—3 Rooms, near schools;

MERIDIAN, 21431, N.—3 large, downstairs

frigeration, porch,

TA-

suitable 4, sink, utilities, private entrance, bath, re-|

studio rea-

‘large private;

1728—One tetle, bath: 84

3837 CRESTON DRIVE (Just o3 3800 Bik., Rockville Rd.) CAPE COD DESIGN $5,600, Inc. FHA Exp. and 1 Yr. Ins. $600 Cash Rah: Mo Paglaohy, $35.16 829 CRESTON DRIV E ARYL, Y AMERICAN RGN $5.300, Inc. FHA Exp. and 1 Yr. Ins. $600 Cash—Est. Mo. payment, $33.22 New 5-Rm. homes, near completion.

ORP. LI-2073 Field Office, BE-2811

PARK, 2026 — ment; water;

first floor, frigidaire, constant hot garage.

Attractive bedroom apart-

PENNSYLVANI apartment; stuffed.

A, sink. Front.

N. -— Nice 2-room Innerspring. OverFirst floor. Adults.

807

PINE, N, 536

2 rooms:

utilities furn

—Furnished and unfurnished Frigidaire;

private entrances: ished.

1 TO 4—2d floo utilities, reas

r, furnished or unfurnished, onable. 610 E. i2th.

Apartments for Rent

APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU

Choice apartments gladly shown. General Apartments 22 W. Vermont.

MICHIGAN, 512 E.—T7-Rm. floors, modern, heat, water paid. CH-2189.

LI-5555

LI-2439.

apt., hardwood

Choice 2 priv, 120 E. North. $90; ILLINOTS, automatic he now;

ties; $10. REISNER,

LADY will __ Fletcher,

$32.50; 423 suitable for r

Furn. Houses.—Apts. iz) ~ “THE DOWN- TOWNE"

RESIDENTIAL HOTEL bath; maid serv.; $45-$60 mo

shown by appointment.

KENWOOD, 2235—Three rooms, bath; modern TA-5770. 1526—2 rooms; nished: all utilities:

share Apt.

Houses for Rent LOUISIANA—8-Room _ mod.

138A

bachelor suites;

LI-6133. 5411 N.—3-Bedroom home:

at; 2-car garage: available BR-1970.

d 3-rm.

4823 English Ave.

Gp t all br

Attractive, $850 down, mo.,

5-room | 7.87 per

modern, $2

ungalow. including taxes & ins. M. C. EASTBURN

MA-9396 IR-0215.

2153 HARDING, 6-room modern > home, 3 bedrooms, full basement, 2-car garage. Terms. Mr. Ross, TA-0465. ALLISON REALTY CO. Inc. REALTORS. RI-2368.

OPEN—I12 KOEHNE ST.

Double, 3 rooms, semi-mod., A-1 conition. 340.00 rental. $600 down. E. R. Wichser. CH-6360.

Hall- Hottel Ca. - L1. 2541

> 845 BILTMORE

2-room cottage in good cash,

Dandy

suburban location. Priced at $500

BE-4212, Realtors.

MR. HARTLEY, Allison Realty Co., Inc.,

Irvington Bung., $2,000

RI-2368

| DEFENSE PRIORITIES ARE ON THE WAY

bedroom, 2 baths, income, §273

price, four 23rd. Roomer $18.93 month. Investigate! 3 baths, S. W. corner 16th good cond., except paint, $46.13 mo, , $3,500; $350 down, others!!

Low 929 E. down, 15 rooms, and Park, $670 down, T- room, 1639 Park

$24.10 mo. Ma ny RI-8790.

Elbert L. MaDanisl 2.200

3 ROOMS; MODERN; $2,250.

1054 Hay basement, furnace, Easy

eplace, hardwood floors; garage, Furs. LI-4304. Mr. ZWICKER. RI-2368. | ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc.,, REALTORS

1362 PRUITT STREET

5 Rooms, new paint, paper and roof, mside toilet, A-1 condition, $185 down, balance like rent. MR. Boaz, MA-8383. Eve. IR-7994. PAUL L. McCORD CO., 615 Lemcke Bldg

ABOUT COMPLETED 2376 S. HARLAN ST. NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW

Large rooms, insulated, weather stripped 55-ft. lot with trees; overhead garage doors. Evenings, BR-1426. $500 Down; $32 Per Mon Bridges & Gi aves, 248 N. Del.

READ THIS

house and lot in Mars

th. RI-3477,

$600 buys 2-rm Hill, Call Ketrc by -01 72-M—MA- 2317

ith JACK CARR.

See 6034 Oak: newly »ainted; not modern, but a cozv little home. Near Harvester plant. Sell on terms. Call Mr. Nicolai or Mr. Koenper. MA-6411 J. S. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del. 4-Rm,

| | | |

kitchenet,

apartment; porch; utili-

completely fur$4.50.

5-room MA-6854

881

home. Sh

ooming house. CH-2189.

843 BIL. TMORE te ban location.

bungalow in good subur- | BE-4212 MR. HARTLEY,

Only 31.750. Terms RI-22568 ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc.

. REALTORS.

NEAR RIV ERSIDE PARK 6-Room modern, $2,250. 4-Room semi-modern, $2,000. Two dandy homes on small payment. PHILLIPS, BE-2089, MA-4933

2110 MARTHA Vacant—s$100 Down

Studebaker Realty. ,.. 0.

2308 Shelby BE

SURE of vour title. Demand an abov

TAT FOR EQUITY We have several clear properties for homes sold om contracts MA-9821. Edw. Dillehay, | HU-2893. Chas. Young. MA-6411{ 1427 N,

$400 EQUITY—Five-room modern, Holmes, ur trade for smaller suburban, west Ba-3942

ARSENAL,

140 N.—Six-room semi- oder Near Holy Cross Church: Tech. $2.15 0, Terms Miss Hedrick RI-73€6.

ONE FULL ACRE on Bluff Road (Rd. 37), Sloping ground; grand homesite. Terms, GA-1432. SUITABLE for business; 132 N. Linwood} modern 6-room home: new oil heating plant. Bargain. $3000. WA-4466.

BUNGALOW, 3 bedrm,

mod.: fire pl., 2-cap

tied by the same club in 31, when, nn Memoriams

: | JSTH. E, 512—Board for 2 men or 2 girls; of | private home.

WANT baby or child to Rud: Mother's care. GA-537

gar.; A-1 condition Call Woodruff Realty,

PROSPECT _Shos wn by

See 622 N. Chester, LI-5258, CH-4783, Six-room modern house, appointment. LI-8978.

"LOT—6’ND WEST OF CRITTENDEN FINE LOCATION, ONLY $600. HU-3428.

etl) Save up to 40% —Use TIMES Want Ads for results. Phone RI-555

| his sloop Scout III, today deter] | his early lead in the second day of |the International Star Boat Cham-

UTOo : A and DIAMOND | pionships over the Olympic sailing

L (®) A MN S eourse off Los Angeles Harbor.

‘Hidden Power

NEW YORK, Aug. 19 (NEA) — a. |Brooklyn has discovered hidden F Funeral | Directors | power among its pitchers. Kirby : | Higbe contributed three singles and a double, batted in four runs in swamping the Giants. Luke Hamlin made three hits against the Braves, Whit Wyatt hits a long

ball. Curt ee a SS Davis has hit WEIL has hit well. Musical Instruments, Cameras,

LOANS ==

wx The CHICAGO “Sven

' CO, Ine. 146 E. WASHINGTON ST.

1122 N. Colorado Ave.

Good 5-room brick veneer 2-way double; glass and tile bath; tile top kitchen cabinet; porch: basement sealed; heated garage. IR-7067. For quick, Phone RI-5551

BRAUN_ Hazel K. In loving memorv our wife and mother. who passed Yay Aug. 19 1940: The flowers we place Spon vour grave Mav wither and deca But love for vou who eens beneath Will never fade awav. Frank and Helen Braun, Husband and | Daughter.

Ideal place.

263 fl

low cost Wang "il results, between 8 m. and

Hotels 16 Hoosier Hotel S30. Stunts sy 5 SPENCER HOTE

JAP JONES, Mgr. Co VKlY.S rates, $5 vp. Housekeeping ‘Rooms

Already the LARGEST SELLER to Prevent Under-arm Odor

1. A BETTER way to prevent rancid odor and perspiration stains. 2. Saves shirts from rot caused by under-arm perspiration. 3. Takes but haifa minute rouse. 4. A greaseless cream which disappears at once. 8. Arid has been awarded the Approval Seal ot the American Institute of Laundering

for being harmless to fabric.

More and more MEN tum to Arrid every day .. try a jar.

A . d 10¢ stores 3% ® jer a ua 59 Jara)

MAN will share 5-room modern house, furnished or unfurnished, with couple or pensioners; inquire 1120 N. N. Bellefontaine.

Farms and Suburbans 20

LINN- MORE A ACRES, southwest: a “to 15acre tracts; wooded or orchard; $300 to $500. Elmore Bros. 401 Inland Bldg. MA-3788.

2 ACRES—$1,250—$200 DOWN One room; garage; good well. Ideal place to build to Osborne. -2364 GOODE & GOOD MA-5655.

FIVE ACRES—Seven-room house, 4400 N. AHington. $5000. Terms. See tenant.

ONE of three-room suite. ~Stenographer; LT 203 Indiana Trust Bldg. RI-

and Refinancing MONTHS TO PA)

LL CURT LL LT 339 WW, WASH ST

ESTABLISHED 0 YEARS OPPOSITE STATEHOUSE--LI-278

CAS FOR YOUR PROPERTY! $100,000 Sold in July. Our 14 salesmen have buyers waiting. Call us

today for free appraisal and advice,

=JACK C. CARR

RENTALS — SOANS 1 ~= INSURANCE UNION TRUST BLDG

17).

$4, $450, $4; NEW JERSEY, 631 N._1-3 room Kitchenette apartments; phone.

$5.25; PARK, 1705—2-Room front apt.; near bath: adults; phone.

ALABAMA, 1838 N.—1 Room, apartment; Jeuigeration, Private entrance. Phon lower, clean

BR! 1138—Large, a 1 room, $3.50.

BROADWAY, room, kitchenette, $4.5 1529—2-room apartment; sink, adjoining bath:

CARROLLTON, private entrance, adults RI-5976 after 4:30 CARROLLTON, 1135—3-Room apartment; overstuffed: innersprings: frigidairs; private entrance, bath: adults.

COLLEGE, 1322—Large room, also 2 Brument sinks, innersprings, LI-5255. OE 1524 — Father, apartment; 3 rocms, por tment, $5; adults only,

FUNERAL HCME

3228 Shelby Main Office GA-2570

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St. BR-1934¢

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

2 W. PALL CREEK BLVD. TA-3TY. BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect St

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 BE. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

HISEY & TITUS MORTUARY . "den.

stract prepared - - Union Title Co. 153 EB. Market St Union Title Bide. 1341 WEST 27TH ST.—7-room 1- ) ¢ story modern home, 22,750. Terms. Mr. Ross, TA-0465 ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc... REALTORS. RI-2368. N. E. Good 6-room Less Than Ren semi-mod : garage, hie lot, paved street: £2000, $200 down. £20 manth pays evervthing HUDELSON. CH-6204. 2619 E. 12th. FINLEY. 1121—-Two-hedroo™ hunealow _Garfield Park: modern, £3000. Owner. “8300 ¢ Cash. Ralance $25 Per Month. 8 ROOMS. BATH ‘PAVED STREET 2928 Newton. MA-4353 Res CH-0038 FIVE-ROOM modern except bath, | $2. 500 TN Hamilton, ACRO REALTY CO

Kitchenette near bath.

1 Real Estate Loans

2105—5-Room modern bunga£2650: terms

nw nr rien __ JENNINGS BROS. 28 S. ILLINOIS. 7 3 bedrooms:

OLNEY. 1948 N.—7 Rooms: "ILLINOIS.

mndern. Price. $2250: terms JENNINGS BROS. 2 8. WILL BUILD modern $4500 home: 75-foot Int: paved street: sidewalk: well located: $250 do .n. 311 K. of P. Bldg. LI-8843 COUPLE wants modern house, not over 3, Ik want rear option: references.

28TH. 1060 W.—Double; 6 rms. and bath, $275 dn., $18.93 mo. plus taxes &.ins. MA-352l. BE. Kirk McKinney Coy nc,

LA ANGLEY.

on on Everything Diamonds, Watch Watches,

Nan ‘Business Property

MA-537¢4

2-room reason-

Resorts and Cottages

RAVENSWOOD._T338-7240 Fitch Ave; 4 & 7-1, fur, cottages, $ 0-012

mother, son ch. Smaller |

wk, Ci-disos

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