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| WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3. 1941.

Bring On Those Grid Giants!

Len Eshmont . , . in star-studded lineup.

Wabash Is Ready to Start

|flunks a blocking back on the eve

‘mont, Fordham; Augie Lio, George-

All-America Team Ready.

By HARRY FERGUSON United Press Sports Editor NEW YORK, Sept. 3—The AllAmericans get another chance tonight fo prove they really are AllAmericans. Quite a.gang of the scroll-and-engraved-watch boys have been assembled from Eastern colleges to do battle with a tough bunch of citizens known as the New York Giants professional football team at the Polo Grounds. It’s the annual Eastern All-Star game, and what hap-

1pens under the lights this evening:

should go a long way toward proving whether there is any sense in sitting down each November and trying to pick the 11 best players in the country for the All-America. The star-studded team that takes the field for the amateurs would cause any coacly to forget all about Monday ‘ morning quarterbacks, alumni who want to run his team and the professor of chemistry who

of the homecoming game. 18-Karat All Watch ‘em glitter:

O'Rourke, Boston - College; Reagan, Pennsylvania; Len

Frank Esh-

town; Chet Gladchuk, Boston College; Walter Matuszczak, Cornell; George Kerr, Boston. College; Lou Ghecas, Georgetown; Nick Drahos, Cornell; Ed Konetsky, Pittsburgh, and Nick Basca, Villanova. All of them, and plenty others on the squad, have been placed on somebody’s All-America squad. The best tip-off on the supposed qual-

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Those Unknowns Won

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By WILLIAM BRINK JR. United Press Staff Correspondent CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Sept. 3.—The football situation at Wabash College has been cumulative, growing better year by year until this fall the Little Giants may be expected to give Indiana Cohference foes some real trouble. They were no slouches last year in knocking off four conference teams and falling before two. And Coach Robert E. (Pete) Vaughan | an

predicted today that his 1941 outfit She's 71 But

would be stronger. This was no idle statement. For Vaughan is the dean ® Still Beats Par HAW RIVER, N. C., Sept. 3—

of Indiana college mentors and has seen teams come and go at Wabash -It’s remarkable enough when a 71-year-old woman plays golf

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y graduation. three months and a steel brace y .for seven. But she came back with a vigor amazing in fone whose years are three score plus eleven, still makes par on three or four holes in almost every round—and takes it ‘as a matter of course. Her golf is consistently good enough for her to defeat her tournament-playing husband on two out of nine holes. She.has even made an ace. :

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On the other hand, Vaughan said the forward wall would be stronger, and he was elated particularly at the aggressive spirit shown by the team in spring practice. Vaughan has a nucleus of 15 re-| turning lettermen—seven of them seniors—with which to build his 1941 team, but indicated that reserve material was speculative. On hand, however, were at least .13 promising sophomores whom he expected to call on to plug the gaps. “" “The draft so far has not hurt us,” Vaughan said, “Mostly because the boys are not eld enough.” But Randal Pack, a junior who saw action at halfback last year enlisted in the Naval air arm and W. D. Harms, a junior center from EIkhart, also took to the air. Vaugh said several other players were thinking of enlisting. Seven regular linemen were ‘los{ py graduation, among them captain and tackle Tom Ryan. Vaughan nominated as virtually certain starters a brace of senior guards, John Brewer of Aurora, Ill, and Bill Caldwell of Indianapolis. He has a veteran end available in George Walker of Chicago. Four senior backs will be on hand to give the secondary stability. Fred Coffield of South Bend, who developed rapidly last year although he never played football before entering college, probably will start at halfback, Harold Leach of Chicago appeared set for the other halfback post while BUl Hall of Indianapolis Honors Cowdin was slated for ac e quarterbackpost will be in the experienced| NEW YORK, Sept. 3 (NEA).—In

George Wilson, stocky and memory of John E. Cowdin, Queens bands: oe Chicago boy. ky County Jockey Club president who

died. recently, the name of AquePete Knows How

[gure $10, 800, | 2-year-old stake has Vaughan indicated that. the ma-|Reéen changed from the Junior Phy ee there, and if it could be|Champion to The Cowdin. The brought along to the peak of its Cowdin, which closed with 87 nomipotentialities Wabash would have nations, will be run Sept. 13. The a good season. If anyone can bring Juntos Champion had its inaugural the Little Giants along it's, Vaughan, [in 1923. . He leamed his football at Notre Dame, playing on the Irish teams of 1908 and 1909, and was line coach and basketball mentor at Purdue four years before serving in the first World War. He took over at Wabash in 1919 and has been turnng out creditable teams ever since.

The 1941 schedule:

Sept." 20 at Rose Poly. Sent: 21 at Miami.

t. anistls. Oct. 11 at Earlham Oct. 18 at Lake “Forest. Oct. , Hano Nov. 1 at Butler. Nov. 8, Franklin Nov. 15, De Pauw.

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school age. 3763 Oreston Dr., BE-0871 watches. And they went out and | WHITE GIRL Stay, general housework, beat the Giants, 16 to 7.

2 children EXPERIENCED Testaurant cook, must be Jimmy Gets Big Names 2 This year Woodward has returned

neat and clean; 6 days. 1424 Nordyke. to the technique of getting big Help Wanted--Male : names. , Jim Crowley, Fordham

JOUNG MEN | WANTED. -John Paine, ersona. representative ol e ave, coach, who is in charge of the All- Ree ADO Cy Kent, Ohio, will Stars, has put together a good, be 3; fle, Indians Einpl loyment Security hard-hitting team. But Wood-| JVSen Marke a . 3 ginning Tuesday, Sept. 2, $0 interview ward’s chief worry is whether the applicants “intiested in Jim mediate, boys are really hungry for victory,| fteady employment with worlds larges ’ | tree servici izati O ourl: hungry enough to weld themselves | wage als With. uy periodic RL - i upon merit. clean-cut Americans inte 8 Smosh Tunnine Juaching sud with a tio a between 18 In short. are they All-Americans and if so does it mean anything to be an All-American or do you need something more than a book of

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INDIANAPOLIS — THE CAPITAL OF THE . LAND . OF OPPORTUNITY 732 E. 33d.; corner .lot; ‘suitable .foF conversion ‘into duplex or apt.. 515 ‘E. 44th; at Central Ave.; English brick bungalow. $535 dn.. 2445 N. Penn.; 7 rooms; hot water heate ing; low cost housing. $330 dn.

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COLLEGE, 1524 -—- Father, mother, son apartment; 3 rooms, porch; smaller apartment; adults only. 3

EUCLID, N., 109—Lovely 3 rooms; accom-= __.modate 4;' G. E.. phone, steam heat. AT FOUNTAIN SQUARE—OLIVE, 1026%— Nicely furnished; 2 rooms, private entrance, $4 GROFF, 1441—One room, utilities, washer, phone, private entrance; $3.50 week.

ILLINOIS, 2344 N. fUrstalin) ah sractive studio room; prira entrance; steam heat; electric (BL ae dc cooking-only. Prefer e mployed 11 Jnarrie couple or gentleman. quire Apt. 2.

ILLINOIS, 1726 | N.—Front apartment; private bath, newiy furnished, decorated; venetian ‘shades. Adults.

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2.50—LARGE cool room, next bath, jupers : springs, ot water. 149 W. 9th, Apt. $3—21st, 128 W.—Lovely sleeping ro. extra large closet. Illinois car. Phon

BOSART. 180 N. praraied “Tne arge downstairs room, - Nana employed adults. IR-3714. BRADLEY, 51 N. (3800 East)—ALiraciivs, large closet, suitable employed couple or gentlemen, kitchen privileges optional. IR-7186.

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Re-elect President

W. A. Banta, Indianapolis, has been re-elected president of the Indiana division of the National

Horseshoe Pitchers’ Association. Hubert Trinkle, Linton, recently won the State singles championship tournament at Evansville, winning eight games and losing one. Arlo Harris, Indianapolis, won the playoff for third place after winning’ six and losing three. Other Indianapolis pitchers were Orville Harris, fifth with 5 and 4, and Howard Deer, sixth, with 3 and 6.

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Me. Ticker 6-RM. SINGLE, $1 600 1362 W. Pruitt St.

INC, REA ae . Walking distance of town: has & Sooms Six rooms, new roof, paint, inside toilet,

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ADWAY, 1240, APT. 6-—Desirable BoA bath; venetian blinds; suitable 1-2.

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Dgla 1407 N., beaut. twin Irt., also 8

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WEBRIDGE, TiTT—Furnished room, for pi Private home; kitchen and home privileges. A-1128.

WALCOTT, 44 N.—1 and 2-room apartments, rigid aire, hot water, inner__Springs. Adults, $6, $7.50. SQUARES ALLISON'S—3-room basement apartment, garage. entrance. BE-2265.

kitchenette apartment; innerAPT. 8—Comfortably bath, gentleman. trance. Adults, Trans

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Deaths—Funerals 1

Times, Wesdnes., Sept. 3, 1941

BETTER Zucy M. of 1207 Spruce os mother of Robert, Karl and Paul; sister of iss Elizabeth and Louis Klein, "passed ay Tuesday p. m. Friends may call at the Tokn Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect; St., after 2 Pn m. Wednesday. Services Thursday, 2 m., from funeral home. Burial Crown Pill, Friends invited.

FITZGERALD—Fred, beloved husband of Margaret, brotner of Fay ‘of Akron, O,, assed away Tuesday at the residence, 8 Ka Grant. Funeral services Friday, Sept. m. at the Meyer & Abdon SouthSide Ty Home, 1509 Prospect. Burial Washington Park. Friends invited. [Akron (O.) papers please copy.] Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 p. m., Wednesday. /

HYLAND—Margaret, entered into rest Monday, age 61 years, wife of Thomas 1. Hyland (deceased), mother oi Marie Young and Thomas T. "Hyland Te: 3 firs “Sinnte of Dolores Young, sister of is Minnie Mahoney, Sevie Thurs8:30 Har . Moore Peace Chapel, a Philip. Neri Church, 9 ni: Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends are welcome.

KEMERER—Frank J., 2015 Broadway, father. of Anna Carlin, Joseph Kemerer; .grandfather of Patty and Betty, passed away Tuesday. Services Thursday; 8

, m., Aaron. yuben Funeral Home, 1 32D, 615 W.—Cheerful, next WiAlisdo!

Meridian. Burial Mulberry, Ind. ‘ 10:30 Friday. Friends invited. x Positions Warttey a 1 garage; i3; zeRsniliie ===! 51ST.

beds; good ASTEN—Otic I., 331 E_—Fron jusbang of Hazel | Asien, father o i direm axes, Busts iransportation 0 ‘sentiemen Drefefred. asten, Mrs. Mary Ross, Mrs. Bi ‘Miller and Fletcher Ry son of Mrs. anteed satisfactory. Dora O. Masten, passed away Tuesday evening. Funeral Friday, 10 a. m. at Shirley Bros. Cent 10th St. B

ma; cail ha the Chapel after’ 7 p Wednesd i

SCHEEFERS — Mrs. Barbara, Henry, mother of Mrs. B. olds of San Jose, Cal.; and Mrs, Pearl oe 155 tom, | both Louis, Mo.;' Mary, Frances and Harry Scheefers of Sam sister of A ren

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JERSEY, 283¢ N.—Attractive room, innersprings, hot water, near carline. Private home. ~

ERSEY N., 13%—2 Large front Also. 1 Ln $3. LI-1707.

: J rooms. PEN NSTLVANIA 2405 N.—! ce] nished front, entlemen. next bath; reasopable. WA-5054.

ST. JOE, 234 E., Apt. 3—Comfortable dou<] ble or single; RUA steam heat; \ Teasonable. TEMPLE, 3517 N.—New

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TWO LARGE a" or unfurnishe E. 12th. 1

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MA-64 8. CRU REALTY co. 128 N. DEL, It's cheaper to own than rent.

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Evenings, BRS ‘Bridges & Graves, 243 N. Del., RI-3477. 3-bedroom m 5-Rm, Beighhornood. ‘shade extra large lot. $300 dn., $5. 5.30 no. pays

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Homes for Colored—Terms 1902 Miller St. hh rooms, toilet, lavatory: lus taxes an surance, RIDER, HU-4023

vacant. $ A xes 1456 Kanpas Bt iboa on bath, furnaceg . KIRK McKINNEY CO, I W. HENRY CO. 18A 2253—14 Rms., 3 sR NE acres MA-466

ne o of Ee ideal for apts., convalescent's |. D-— $200 | hom ome, STE headguariers; 5 large ~ COLORE ob 200 DOWN 3 asem’t w open Fep Cc! . n monthly buys good 6-room home :! 0. L. A-9347 P with bath; newly redecorated inside, bases,

1 single rm., $3.25-$4. LI-2044. cation. Neat, dependable, to learn N.~Comfortable, clothing business. Must have good ref- ILLINOIS, 3051 hot water, 1-2. i Exceptional opportunity. Splen- able. WA-2391. commission arrangement. Experience |: unnecessary. Phone Mr. Woehler, LI-5203 MERIDIAN, 8 Xs xt for appointment. . Reasonable. Walking PAY UP. TO FOR ENS SUITS S OVERGOATS MA-1071 METAL worker experienced in Lo work, capable of working from Ba rn and LS pceinsations. nL pa \ West Eighth. St., Cincinnati, Ohio.’ 75 Bill Passers Ages 16-50. Report f room, 18 N. Mer dian, 1am Retform BOYS. "Steady employ bic cycles, Between . oyment. Schoo. s 209 pply. Em Ployment ol oye UNION, 1 Lar

need comfortable. room, Postal Peleg bank. . Capitol Ave. near bath, Aa casonable. (Apply upER re ERs stairs.) GOOD STEADY JOR—NO STUDENT Att. const, hot water. CURTIS sHop, ELwoop, Ixpiana. | Wash. 4825 E. gentleman. IR-5631.

—BRICKLAYERS— E—Well furnished single or

4 Wanted. Call Lewis, CO-2301. £m enurance, reasonable.

46TH, 63 double, T4808. EN—$1 daily and extras. a. m., 8 p. m, 635

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Steelers Drop Two

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 3 (U. P.).— The Pittsburgh Steelers football team today announced the release of two backs, Petey Sachon, former Catholic University gridder, and Glen Cowart of Texas Christian University.

Want a Game?

The Indiana Boys School football team has open dates on Oct. 10, 17, 22 and 31. Coaches in-

WEST, very. desirable, adjoining bath, oo ed: phone, home privileges. _ MA-5247, 13TH., 229 E.—Nice front; twin beds; like home; gentlemen preferred; $5. RI-1836.

30TH, 847 W. (Near Allison Sy-Atitacuye innersprings, good transportation, 1-3 gentlemen. TA-0701.

Apply fort _ Lemcke Bldg. EXPERIENCED BUTCHER; AGED. CALL TA-9107. EXPERIENCED Plunger Envelope Adjuster wanted. TIMES, Box 980. P d

MIDDLE

'Furn. Houses.—Apts.

BROADWAY-15TH—Newly decorated, living, bedroom, kitchenette, bath, 2 employed girls. RI-4687.

15|pavIDSON, 231 N.—Efficiericy apartment; Sownstajis; Jon 8 0 Jest private : es; private porch; innersprings. MA-4076. "© r pring

M age 61 years, joved BOOKKEEPING, 1 Federal and State req time. 5 guaran!

Phone

YEARS—A sober. 5 oo and Aes an

L a Schools & Instructions 12 w. ow 0 - eT MACHINE SHOP SCHOOL

Clara Scheet ers of St. Lathe, shaper, plainer, drill press, milling machine, use of precision ‘instruments, electric and acetylene welding. Classes now forming.

Y.M.C.A; EVENING SCHOOL

YMCA Bldg, 310 N. Hlinois. RI-1381. Hotels 16

~ RADIO $5 Week Up, Barton 1 Hotel

Learn to speak or perform on’ radio La , rge, clean, attrac; rms.; Day 6r Night Classes. free _perking. Delaware at “Mi Michigan. LI-

rms. ht Hoosier Hotel Goan me. city hes,

> 440 Massachusetts. Personal Services 13/ SPENCER HOTEL oR APT 8" °*"| Housekeeping Rooms 17 8 UP—Libraty Apsrtment; edesis able fur

Dts WE Tance. "Bid N. Meridian. =~

ible f ER A pons one others an debts Le : : : UP—2-3 Rooms, SR wi. Sonneeting Tommy WA:

5-Rm.; toilet; basmt.; gar., $200 Dn,

Studebaker Realty ..5 Ss, Only $1, 400—Terms

1444 Oliver; Storeroom and Apartment. MA-9821. Edw. Dillehay. MA-64

Rooms With Board 35.50

Handy with Ir < x

Box 973 Times.

Weeks Takes Over t North Vernon

Times Special ~

FRANKLIN, Ind, Sept. 3.— : Claude H. Weeks, a member of the c Home High School faculty since 1937, will assume his duties as basketball coach and athletic director of North Vernon High School this school year. He resigned a similar post at’ Masonic ome | yesterday to accept the new post.”

Grid Bears Sell Two

NEW YORK, Sept. 3 (U. P.)— The Brooklyn Dodgers of the National Professional Football League have purchased Jim (Sweet) Lalanne and: Albert Lee from the Chi=} 24go Bears, owner Dan Topping an . nounced today.

CRUFT, 1542—Attractive ont twin beds: private home; 3 meals. GA-5780.

—Private room for elderl x Pols Ee

Real Estate Investment 25A = 4-APARTMENT BLDG avi nan® low DHced. Can far. ar Hg

___Hall- all-Hoftel €a.- LI. 254 2541

DUPLEX—Northside; | bedrooms u ny and ii

Son ot sia 900 ual inl : own. oor J on a ® RI-2401.

Terms. rer leavin, ‘BR-7058. John Vollr

Real Estate Wanted CASH IN A FLASH If you want to sell your West Side p erty. I can ve you quick action.

charge ., BSpection or inforfation, Wichser.

Hall. Hottel €a.- LL. 2541

REAL ESTATE WANTED \ Do you want to sell your dwelling?

EAST, 838 N—3 rms., priv. bat priv. ine util pd.; $10 wk. 4 EASTERN, —Near Mallory’s, .3 rooms, near RN re private entrance, evenings. TACOMA AVE. 3722 N.—Modern home furnished to middle aged couple, gite ewner morning and - 4707. at phone.

ood home; block from | . J5eh. : 120—1-2-2-Room apartments,

12TH "© new aa Refrigerator. Private bath. 31ST, 4668 W.—2 Rooms, first floor, nice closet, private entrance. Garage.. TA-

8032, Wash. blvd.; brick <olon-

‘Best North 7 beautifully furnished;

automatic heat; its. HU-5908,

school, Plainfield. BEV

person. A-1 food. Good care.

NEW JERSEY, 2145 N.—Large { * twin beds; ‘innersprings. Aron om

30TH, Toes W.—Large beautif room llent meals, TA-9533.

ORANGE, 426-—Four-room i NN garage. Good rental. Cash. MA-

Rain Pins Rasslers

Last night's wrestling show, scheduled gt outdoor Sports Arena, | was called off because of rain.

1 ys C a auncry. OUD STX-ROOM modern bungalow (Ir7ington),

Immediate sale, $5,750. 35635 Beechwood . IR-1839.

i) meals, Ave

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SMALL child school. 717 g

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BS AVE. 1445 N.—Five-room bungalow; nice hai $2,000. Terms. Ta

4617. nice mod. bung.

835 N. Oxford hdw, floors, gar. Sell on payments. TA-5119.

354 W, 30th 2, toon rome. Mr, McGee, ACRO REALTY.' “RI-3312

6=rm. mod. built-ins, 1028 Goodlet ir thei Small

down payment. Owner, Murphy, BE-1666-M

BRADBURY AVE. 1534—Pretty five-room modern ukalo: Aardvood floors, ga

. rage; 3500 room modern, N.: 2 baths; i

We Dave humerous 1B buyers dies. all Call a8. Soop Y00 pi $2030, I DAVIS, CH-7850, Miah payments, LEXINGTON AVE. —! 8ix roo i EE a og Bros., Real Estate Loans

homes Fiat 12217 a 4 ER condition; fen . ir x Re ced vara. Terms bwaer.

Ls HIE WALCOTT, ‘315 N.—Corner Term ower | Ras

Burial" Cr the Mortuary.

TATE—-Sue Carolyn, loved daughter of Mr. C. Tate er of Oui

AUTO and DIAMOND

LOANS

and Refinancing MONTHS TO PAY

age 3 months, be30d Mrs. Other

a bon, away SJsedas 1 iy 2 “Westside

Pune 2, Bo tom shitter Bros Wewsidé| joo AN CONSERVATORY

may call at She residence. "ota W. Wilcox e C! St. til rsd 1 at th 1204 N. Delaware, LI-7511, chapel fom 1 1 until a Thursday.

THOMAS—Harr 8., 5135 Norvay Drive beloved 3m 0 EI Goodnscht ‘ind | n

neral Saturday Sept. 5,

FES TRUSSES

ial Bs 2 £°% Valley “Cemetery. Friends invited. :

Houses for Rent 19 bi TA ot Foo Foose Belle aed

Ome. Sioker Wekngost os ene stoker, Wes! use’ refrigerator, garage; adults. 8

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be yy

Ly Sussman, Inc, A 239 W. WASH ST.

Opposite house -te LI-2749

JAP JONES, Wily. rates, $5 4p.

.WAYMAN—Frank L. 3145 Ruckle, beloved ' husband of Catherine S., father of Donald of Bellevue, Ky. on Sher iok of ‘New Castle, Indi, pa Tuesda; coun: home in New Castle In I ices a ihe Fianne r & Duchanan Mor

tuar 0 Priends - fg To Ore ination ® ollowing. Friends pes call at the mortuary. WHITEM MAN—Alma N age o years, wife

“Clothing, Be Ete. HITEMAN— Aims N.. age 08 : Low

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| acquiring property follow ‘the safe method. : ‘abstract of title. Rave i exam: ‘ined by your attorney.

Union Title Company

Farms and Suburbans

myself s oa one resda, ay, Sept, en si Vpn frigidaire, R

Toa SPECIALIS IS) | i ' BROADWAY, 2335—2 Conn > foal bath, large closets; r

Diamonds, ‘Watches, ~ Musical Instruments, - Cameras,

FOIE CIE WEI TREE TT LA: MEYER Oo

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isa - | ALLISON REALTY CO. 140 N. Delaware St. modern, ni Tech, MA-6902. Bear ¥3,500- Te

4 Lots soxiea: x 38th. Ber jor cash, |

BROADWAY pT | rooms; Rrigidais 618,

: adults. | BROADWAY, 1

wly furnished “two tant hot wat

JACOBS

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