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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1941

ON THE RADIO

Fourteen-year-old Marie Gleason, who received nothing but “excellent” on her report cards at the Clara Barton School in Chicago, joins the Quiz Kids tonight on WISH at 7 o'clock. Quizmaster Joe Kelly will preside over the meeting of the intellectual youngsters. » ” 8 Ian Keith, stage, screen and radio star, will star in the role of Harrison Blunt when the “Author’s Playhouse” presents “The Man Who Dreamed Too Much” tonight on WISH at 9 oclock. The radio adaptation is based on a short story by Quentin Reynolds. ® 2 8 A famous athlete and a 12-year-old pianist will be featured on tonight’s “Hemisphere Revue” on WISH at 8 o'clock. They are Jim Thorpe, who became famous when he played football with the Carlisle Indians, and Sondra Bianca who has been heard frequently over NBC in the past two

years. The youthful pianist has ap- »

THIS EVENING

Indianapolis Times is not responsib) BAC i by station changes after

-WIBC 1070

WEESM 1260 (Mutual)

.(CBS)

7:00—Quiz Kids, WISH. 7:00—Thin Man, WIRE. 8:00—For Defense, WFBM. 8:00—Eddie Cantor, WFBM. 8:30—District Attorney, WIRE. 9:00—Kay Kyser, WIRE,

peared on television as soloist at the Radio City Music Hall and last year performed with nine famous symphony orchestras, giving repeat performances on four of these occasions. t Others on tonight's program will be Moble Lushany, soprano; Terri La Pranconi, tenor, and the Norsemen Quartet. » 8

A Park Avenue auburn hair and a figure that has a habit of tieing bells on mice confront Nick and Nora's plans for leasing a home during the “Adventures of the Thin Man” ‘tonight on WIRE at 7 o'clock. The story is entitled “Glamour Ghost.” Claudia Morgan and Les Damon will appear in the leading roles.

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Joe DiMaggio, the hard-hitting slugger of the New York Yankees, will toss out a few serious predictions about the coming World Series tonight when he appears as a spe-

cial guest on Eddie Cantor’s

o'clock on WIRE. He is the second baseball star to make his debut as a comedian on the Cantor show. Bob Feller, the strikeout king, proved he could also hurl a few laughs when DiMaggio he appeared on AEE the program last spring. Pitching the gags along with the Yankee star will be Harry Bon Zell and Bert Gordon, the “Mad Russian.” Dinah Shore will handle the vocal assignments and Edgar (Cookie) Fairchild and his orches-

tra will provide the music.

Request Time Request Time Request Time Meet the Train

Musical interjude Hal Leon Dick Harold » Bert Wilson

i Song Shop Song Shop 30 Hollywood Today

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00 Charlene’s Songs :15 Hedda- Hopper :30 Syncopators :45 Gilbert Forbes

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Home of Brave

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Merry-Go-Round Merry-Go-Round

School Days Joss" Bethancours © enc Luke Walton Fred Warin Ea Ace yoru oN News. Mr. Keen

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USED PIANOS e ALL KINDS ® ALL PRICES—E-Z TERMS

BALDWIN 72250 SALESROOM Indiana’s Largest Distributors of Fine Pianos 44 So. Penn.—Open Eves.—MA. 1431

Cal Tinney Song Spinners Go Get It Go Get It

Police on Patrol Lond:

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9:00 Glenn Miller 9:15 Army Program 9:30 Juan A u 9:45 Novel Rhythm

00 Gilbert Dotes

Raymond Al Donahu Melody Pageant Melody Pageant

Jimmy Joy Defense Parade Glen Gray Glen Gray

om ndon Melody Adventures Melody Adventures

G. Swing hue

Thin Man Thin Man Plantation Party Plantation Party Eddie Cantor

Distries tomer District Attorney

Quiz Kids Quiz Kids Organ Moods Buddy Cole

Hemisphere Revue Hemisphere Revue Don Allen : Police Reporter

Playhouse Playhouse 5-Star Final Ray Kinney

Johnny Long Johnny Long Dick Rogers Dick Rogers

Dick Reed Harry Kogen Bob Armstrong Bob Armstrong

Xavier Cugat Plerson Thal Griff Williams Moon Magic

Kirk Kirk Brown own

THURSDAY PROGRAMS

Music You Wan News Lionel Hampton Gene Krupa

Carmen Cavallero "Gene Krupa

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PF . Farrell Hymns

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American Express Morning Morning Ma News

NEC Hedy Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol Eu Ni a i te News Musical Glock Musical Music al. Clock

Sree Schoo) Sho Doing Schoo!

:00 Father Norris 130° ten Sy ig Tons :45 Band of the Day

00 Mary Taylor 15 Man 1 Married :30 Bright orizons :45 Aunt Jenny

00 Kate Smith

Melodic Moments Lester Huff Singing Strings

Friendly House Friendlv_ House Melody Strings Bill Jones

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John B. Hughes Miller Mel les Community Hal Boy Greets am

Mu Day News

Gal Sunday

:00 Noon Tunes :15 Gilbert Forbes :30 Farm Cjicle :45 Farm Circle

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On the Circle : Music Jnseriuas Old-Time 2:45 Truck Rodeo

3:00 Ernest Seymour 3:15 Serenade 3 Army _ Maneuvers 3:45 Burl Ives

4:00 Song Shop 4:15 Song Shop 4:30 Hollvwood Say i 45 Ben Be

Top Tun John Agnew

Request Time Request Time Request Time Meet the Train

WLW WEDNESDAY EVENING

Carson Robison

Flashes Page Farrell

Variet! Old-Time Varieties

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Bess Johnson Bachelor s Children Road

McFarland Twins Helen Hi st Art of Liv Prescott Presents

Prescott Presents Viennese semble Richard K What Can T Do Singin’ Sam Betty Randall For Defense Betty Randall Dick Stone Hit Tunes Dick Stone Hit Tunes fam our our RE News Dick Reed

Linda's Love Hilites

Beart "tn Harmony Azam: th the Storm

Guiding" Tohs Vie and Sade

B Wit Stelle Danas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown Home of Brave tia

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David Harum

News Man on Street Keyboard Rhythms Organ Musicale

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Vincent wis Into the ght Midstre; Es Dancetime Life Program Life Program

Club Matinee

Matinee Army Maneuvers

News Melody Inn Merry-Go-Round Merrv-Go-Round

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M. :30—Top O’ Morning :45==Top O' Morning 00—Family Prayer

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STATE DEATHS

Pg ig rege rer urvivors: Husban m; s Mrs. Edith Stanley, Mrs. Etta Widdifield, Mrs. Helen Shively.

BOONVILLE—Henry M. Survivors: Son, Raymond; three brother, John.

CANNELTON—Willlam Robson, 73. Survivors: Wife, Mary; qunie, John, Joe, Tom; sisters, Mrs. W. O. Crandall, Mrs. Annie Gillespie; brother, Tom.

ELKHART—Claude C. Sherwood, 50. Survivors: Wife, Flora; son, rge; stepson, Virgil, Paul Stamm; stepdaughter, Bis. Alvin Johnson; brothers, C. A. Grover, Decil; sisters Mrs. Ruby Pohlman, Mrs.. Famie Per rs. Jess Elwood, Mrs. Clara Williams, Mrs. Jessie Shiemmer.

ELWOOD—Mrs. Christina M. Henze, 74. Survivors: Husband, Charles; daughters, es Catherine, Helen, Lois, Mrs. O. N. H sons, William A., Arthur, Ral) Lod To "Mrs. Amelia Webber, Mrs. me Overton; brothers, Edward, John, Wiltiam

red. Mrs. Minnie E. Nuaum, Husband, John; ghter, Nuzum; ‘half-sister, Mrs, Jennie Callaway.

2 iLL Ms, Minnie Sandmann,

FRANKLIN—Mrs. Lydia E. Blacklidge, Samuel BE. Ewing, 81.

HAYESVILLE—John Baker, 59. Survivrs, Mrs. Arnold Krodel, . : brotuers, Thomas, Charles, William, Harry; sisters, Mrs. Jacob Kiefner, Mrs. William Eisenhut.

TINGBURG—Eugene William Pfaff, . Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Caser Pfaff; brother, Lee; sisters, Misses ary, Lonella Pfafl.

KENIGHTSTOWN—Ruby C. Wells, 69. MARION—Virgil E. Jefferies, 18.

MIDDLETOWN—M/s Saran Ann Griffis, 88. Survivor: Son. Keith

NAPPANEE—Mrs. Clara Miller, 70. Survivors: Sons, Walter, Tu Vir, Es Miss Eva B. Hochstetler Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Ananias Hochstetier brothFg Oliver, Wallace, Melvin,

NEW ALBANY -— Joseph C. Miller, 69. Supvivors: Mak e, Minnie; daughters, Mrs. Otto Mrs. Ruth Scharlow; son, Oscar; Sones, Mrs. ‘Katie Spencer. NOBLESVILLE. Henry Madge, 86. Surw Yors: Sons, en. George, Grover, daughters, and, Mrs. Elzabelt! Moore. "Mrs. Ruth Hartman, Mrs.

Wilkinson, 81. aughters;

er CITY—Wilfred N. Wilson. survivors: stents “Mr, and Mrs. Harley Wilson; sisters, Misses Joan, Mary Lou

Wilson; ir] Raih, born, 72. Surviv-

RICHMOND-—John 3. Ol : Wife, Bertha; da rs, M yde Ogborn, Mrs. Horr or Mrs. Rone

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ROANOKE—Mrs. Alexander W. Ludlum.

WABASH—Mrs. Emma King, 75. Surviyors: Two children.

‘WASHINGTON—Edward Kirk, 54. STUDY HOUSING ARRESTS A report on the arrest of several families for living in condemned

houses will be made at a public

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FARLY MORNING NEWS

MARTIN JOHNSON

Monday Thru

Saturday 7:45 A.M.

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PETIT ASKS RETURN TO POLICE FORCE

Otto J. Petit who resigned from the Police Department to run for Marion County sheriff last year sought reinstatement today. The Safety’ Board yesterday took under advisement his petition to return to the force. The Board was advised by Oscar C. Hagemier, assistant City attorney, that it has authority to reinstate him. Mr. Petit was a lieutenant when he resigned. He won the Repub-

lican nomination but was defeated

in the election by Sheriff Al Feeney.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Wednes., Sept. 24, 1981

BAITY—Charles LR hushalid of Lallle Baily Ta - lips, passed away Monday. Friends ma call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 13 Erospect St. any time, Services Thurs 3p. u at the funeral home. Inter it ashington Park. ¢

BOWERS—Zoe L., wife of Loyd A. and daughter of Mrs. Lillian Johnson and sister of Re, Johnson, Ads, Ohio, ang rs. Ivah ite of Bo Pa., Rats away - Tuesday evening at the res dence, 5255 N. Pennsylvania. Service at the & Buchanan Mortuary Friday, 10 a Friends invited. Burial Clown Hill Friends may call at the mortuary.

BREHOB—Chris W., beloved husband ot Bertha Brehob, father of Mrs. Helen B. Lawall, Mrs. Richard Pattmann, Willi H. and Chris D. JBrehob, rand y and William

held at the Tiinois iy 17th afternoon, Sept. 26, at 3 terment Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends are welcome,

lfred M., age 68. belov wy Nr A reriett Christian, brother of Liiiher M. Weds nesday W. Christian, nesday day 3 5m. 8 ! 4 He Broadway Baplint hurch. _Buria sbury Cemetery r= yan. Ind. Friends may call at the late residence. Broadway from 11 a. rsday until noon Friday and at The church. after '1 p. m. Shirley Service,

DWENGER—Ruth Ann, 3 e 4 years, died St. Vincent's Hospital, little daughter of Harold and Leona Dwenger, sister of Jean and Martha, granddaughter of Mrs. Lena Dwenger and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hahn of Greensburg. Funeral from the late home, 21 E. Caven St., Friday, acred Heart Church, 2 Burial St. Joseph's Cemetery. Service.

DRISKELL—Manuel Benton, beloved husband of Rosa pane, father of Mrs. Leora 1, Mrs uth mans, Fara “ Les ter BB Sriskel, Sarah R. Bauer, Los Martha Rash, Berkeley. “Cal. Ae this life Wednesday 79. Funeral notice later. For Shformation, call Moore & Kirk. IR-1159.

FOWLER — Margaret, widow of Thomas H., Li of Rosa L. and Oscar eparted inte life Monday. Funeral a8 a4 the Tesidences 4612

may call any time. Moore & Kirk Service.

GALBRAITH—Margaret R., entered into rest Tissday, age "78 years, mother of Mrs. Mangus and Mes. Jeanne Chie CBervices Friday, 1 0:3 che ence, 2321 N Holdin st Biirial Crown Hill. Harry Peace Chapel in charge,

HENDRICKS—Fred A, 1 LaSalle St., husband dricks and fa

years. of of 1335 N.

Hen-

above padres any sme, Funeral Thursday, S opt, 25, 25 m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. For information call Jordan Funeral Home, CH-1132,

HODGES—Helen L., of 1219 Edwards Ave., entered into rest ' Tuesday, age 41 years, wife of Paul T. Hodges, mother of James daughter of John R. Hinman, f Harold ahd Lowen; Hinman. Services Bader. 3 at the First Baptist Chur Friends’ may call at Harry a Moore Peace Chapel until 1 m. the RAL rom 2 p. m day. Burial in Crown Hill,

JONES—Ralph E. age 45, husband of Ruth M. Jones, father of Patricia Ann, Ralph E. Jr. and Kenneth far. 3 away Wednesday. neral at the residence, 1407 N ar Ae " Friends invited. Burial Crown Friends may call at the residence m. ednesday. Royster & Askin Service, KEENE—Howard, of 119 S. Belmont, be. loved husband of Pearl Keene, father of Mary June, Howard Jr. and Walter Fred Keene, son of Laura Keene, brother of Mabel Schoen, Nellie Fink, Bert and Dudley Keene, passed away Monday. Friends may call at his home until 12 o'clock Friday. Services Friday,

Ray St. Burial Floral Park emetery. LAWALL—Peter, beloved husband of Rosi-

na Lawall and father of Mrs. Harry F. Hohlt, Mrs. Herbert R. Wald and Walter

3 p. m, Fri-

LINDLE—Charles F., 1954 Tallman, brother of Henry of Richmend, Oliver, Tulsa, Okla.; Harry O., city, and Mrs. Luella Hall, ‘Carmel, Sepatiel this life Tuesday, e 3. Funeral Thursday. at e & Kirk Northeast Funerai Home, 2530 Station St., 10 a. m. Burial Sutherland cemetery. Friends invited.

LONGHELT — Lora E. age 50, beloved Nou of Harry A. Longhelt, mother of Lucille Saxe, atighies of Emma Nutter, sister of Earl, Virgil and Norman Nutter and Helen Jordan, passed away 2 ., at the United tate and Hoyt Aves. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the late Jesidence, 305 8S. Randolph, until Zod ay noon and at the church from 1 unti 2. Shirley Service. MARSHALL-_Nina B., beloved wife of Prof. Hime Marshall, prone: of Paulene . J. Townsend, passed avay Toesqay. sday, 3 p.m t Shirley Bros. Central heal Illinois’ 5 10th St. Burial Thursda, at ackson, Mich. Friends may call at the chapel.

MILSTEAD—Lavier Chapman husband of Violet Nita Milstead pagsed away Tuesday evening Service at ihe Fignner > Buchanan Mor Friends invited. Mo., iday. Pi mortuary.

MULVANEY -- Mamie, widow 3 Edward Mulvaney, mother of Edward F. Mulney Jr. of Mrs. Ida Moore, Srawtordsvle, Od ppb ae%ed away Monday p. m e 57 years. Funetal service at She residence, 1528 E. Ohio Thurs10 a. m. Friends may call at the Teadence any time,

"ot Vine Dammer Leon, beloved Jiusband 0! .

et 8 call at’ the

Mrs. Fred Teed this life Bet H ital, New Castle, Ind. Monday, Sept. 2, 1941, Service, 2 p. Thursda ay, at Flanner & Buchanan Moriua . Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. (New Castle papers please copy.)

Card of Thanks — We sincerely wish to thank

SCHMIDT our friends, relatives and neighbors fo their kindness and sympathy extended f our beloved husband t Sr., and ome and “all who sent the beautiful flowers.— Mrs. P. W. Schmidt and Sons.

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in Memoriams 3

WATSON—In loving remembrance of Rose Lola Wats=1, who pasted Away one year ago today, Sept. 24, Loving and kind in all ur ways One who was better, God never made Sincere and true in her heart and mind Beautiful memories she left behind And while she lies in peaceful sleep Her memory we shall always keep. Sadly missed by husband and Chiidren and the Watson family and Jo and Gene.

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Y | DEARBORN, 603 Re SomirriiE room;

innerspring, hot water; 1-2 gentlemen.

A. CH-3583.

WARE, 29TH—Attractive front, tornished, private home, large desk, every convenience. TA-

Del., 2441 N. DELAWARE, 517 N.—Sleeping rooms, up; near bath; walking distance.

LINOIS, 3051 N.—Lovely room, extra large closet private homme, twin beds.

Attrac. front rooin; free parking. TA-4926.

ILLINOIS, 2910 N.—Attractively furnished, Beautyrest, desk, easy chair, large closet, constant hot water. Call evenings after 7:00 except Sunday. References. TA-3447.

KENWOOD, 3105—Comfortable front, 1-2, Bear fash, Illinois carline, reasonable.

MARKET, 1123 'E., Apt. nice, newly furnished room, Iara igs next bath. $3.50 (evenings).

MORGAN, 2125 Near Allison’s; i double room; Beautyrest; _gentieman; reasonable; Evenings, MA

NEW JERSEY, 831 N.—Connecting bath, hot water, steam heat, beautyrest, phone.

NEW JERSEY, 2834 N.—Cheerful Fagin;

near carline; innersprings; hot wa private family; prindnoh gentleman. - .

NORTH — Room in quiet, private home; convenient for gentleman sleeping days.

A-

1409, APT.

PENNSYLVANIA N. sleeping rooms, barrio

nicely furnished siee 2, innersprings.

refined

jnners Springs. private

beds, innersprings a Sonstant hot water; |C

bath, ed ue ii privi- CH

MERCE, 1902—Near Tech, E. 10th car, private home: | CO

JAP JONES, Mgr.

SPENCER HOTEL “Wii; ates, ss uo.

Housekeeping Rooms 17 $4.50 UP—1 and 2-room apartments, clean. Hon sink. 1147 N. Illinoi

$7 —2-3 Rooms, pry springs. Se Adults.

inner149 WwW.

ALABAMA, Lange front; everyDn a “utilities; adults; phone. 0gs

(Ni

BROADWAY, 11383 lan bath, §! Room, Adults.

RROLLTON, 1226—Front 3-room furnished apar ritment; pivais entrance; utilities. asonable, LI-9403.

CARROLLTON, 2603—2 Nicely furnished jos, Lrivate Fhirance; utilities. Adults,

e rooms, pryais kitchenette, $4.50.

ENTRAL, 2410—Attractive front livingbedroom, innersprings, full kitchen, Pa Anh hone.

rooms, | mater furnished; pri-

2 Light housekeeping 80 AC

When g property follow the safe =, Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney. Union Title Company Union Title Buildin 156 BE. MARKET st

Houses and Lots Sale 2

WHY NOT?

Buy a home and investment tool A single and double,

Only $7,000

Have a 5-room single to live in and a $55 a month income on the double. Near Dearborn and E. 10th. Mr. Thompson, RI-3477. Eves. BR-1426. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. ' 243 N. Del,

5 ACRES, unimproved, 8 miles east of Shy 40 acres, improved, 15 niles east. Term WILLIAMS, 417 E. Main St.. Greenfield, Phone 112.

(SELL) Wondertu] heh Farm. 71 acres brick house, arm. rolling and timber; a mi on Ee 3 yr Mr, McGee REALTY, B

6 ag mod., lot 83x West Newton 3300" Elmore Bros., 401 wy 3.200 MA-3788.

60 ACRES—Southwest, Morgan County; buildin Sell or trade. 1616 Broo H-6094-W.

Improvsmeits. 25 Miles $3,500;

RES—Good im] from Monument.

2904 W. 16TH ST.

Fine 5-rm. mod. brick bung. Long live ing rm.; fireplace, dining rm., kitchen with built-in cabinets, breakfast rm., § lovely bdrms., hdwd. floors, nice basee

ment. Fenced-in back yard, 3-car BAR, 627 Lemcke Bldg. a An unusual value in a substantial will sell on payments; $400 down, $36 per

. BANGE, 145 E. Ohio. BE ATeL "LI-5814.

orm

COLLEGE, er 1-room sonable.

sink, innersprings, utilities. Phone,

SELL 22 a tricity, Capitol.

acres, good improvements, eleclent Mis erkins, 3136

nicely Sire

Rooms, Adults,

LLEGE, 1156—2 nished; Jiilides, next bath. After 6 p.

ENGLISH, - 1302—2 connecting down, constant hot wale Syeryiniig furnished:

GROFP, 1441—-One room; utilities; washer; private entrance. BE-3122-M.

KENWOOD, 2317—%-Room furnished apartment, 1 or 2 employed, No children. one.

NEW YORK. 37.9 E.—Bedroom apartment, also in-a-door, tile bath, kitchen, refrigerator, Venetian blinds. Also efficiency apartment. Inquire 109 N, Fuclid.

PARK, 2133—$4.50; completel uipped 1 room; adjoining bath; adu ts A-2501.

PENNSYLVANIA, 1945 N.—Livingroom, couch, bedroom, Innersprings Frigidaire. Private entrance

SELL good grain, stock farm: modern wa near Sty. TA-66068. 1723 N. Cap.

ACRES, SIODERN HOUSE—$500 cash. ® TERMS, 6606. 1723 N. Capitol. Sell

13 Sl Rd. 67, % mile E. of Post Rd. C. W. MOWREY, CH-0992-W. Business [’roperty 2 Speedway City Office Space | in a brand-new, streamlined building. $25 mo. Call Mr, Burtt, LI-2541.

Wanted to Rent 23

WANT 4 or 5-room modern suburban home : hear i Indianapolis. Reasonable.

LOVELY WOODRUFF, 608 M. Drive; front, ‘housekeeping room, innerspring mattress. ‘$5.50. Adults. MA-2260.

INDIVIDUAL cottages; furnished beaufil; Coombs Park; $6 week; gas, lights, electrical refrigeration no charge. (No dogs.)

SMALL cottage 1-room, kitchenette; furnished for housekeeping; rear of 1819 E. Maryland. MA-416;

Apartments for Rent 18 APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU Choice apartments gladly shown, LI-B8555

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont. LI-2439

PENNSYLVANIA, 2405 N.—Well furnished, comfortable front room, suitable 1-2; reasonable. WA-5054.

TALBOT, 2017 N.—Attractive front, home Privileges, good: jransporistion, girls prerred; reasonable

WASHINGTON, 4522 E.— nished, adult family, reasonable. BL-1037.

well fur-

—Large, gentlemen;

gentleman, innersprings, constant hot water. Good transportation. IR-5631.

WINTHROP, 27012; Apt. 1—Lovely room, next bath; "phone; *i-2 DS omy 'A-9895.

WISCONSIN, 106—Comfortable room, near bath; suitable 2 2 Fentiemen; garage; reasonable.

FOR 516 E. Dr.—Share Jovely bedroom with gentleman, private

twin ome.

WOODRUFF PL., 564 W. DRIVE—Pleasant, Sable room; near bath; reasonable,

32D, 615 W. ~— Cheerful, next bath, 2 closets, whiiase: e; private home; reasonable.

Rooms With Board

BROADWAY, 1515—Large room, twin beds, L single. | 3 meals, hot water, phone. en

BROADWAY, 912—Room and board; 2 gentlemen;: twin beds; excellent meals.

RI-6086. CRUPFT, 1542—Attractive front; twin beds _ private home; 3 meals; $5.80. GA-5780. GRACELAND, 3128 — Large, front, warm room; a real home e for 1 or 2. TA-9804.

GRAY, 639 N.—Room and board; gentleBn Wen fF employed couple. Reasonable,

NEW JERSEY. N., 2439—Front room; constant hot water; breakfast optional; gentlemen.

SOUTHERN AVE, room: modern home; GA-6343.

= mal Chil CHILDREN

Hotels 16 $5 Week Up, Barton Hotel

‘ Large, clean, attrac. rms.; good beds; free parking. Delaware at Michigan,

LI-5315. A HOTEL o Jeg Fars Fuenis Bhi end Becdiations.

Seminole Hotel 22%

1415—2

s to share mea laundry

Good home, back from school. 1717 E. 28th. Mod. suburban home, good care. HU-7584.

ree parking. or Da

WASHINGTON, 4825 E.—Attractive room, [ing

1 Priv.. bath and i t BAT.

e Hotel ood nest. cont. con alk, distance;

AT $27.50 you can enjoy Jovely front efficiency apt., utilit ye os pale; arge yard, attractive. Hurry it! LeGrande:

Apts., 1435 E. Pca se he ve. Beautiful Home—N. Meridian

3 bedrooms, sleeping porch. large living s; $125; heat, water d gar.; 1st class cond.; on vemaat to 8. H. 8., Tudor Hall. Shown by appt. LI-5393.

2 Bedrooms

Large living Soom; woesm ceilings: m; tehen: tile fri ite A Juilities: . 38th St. TA-4545

dinroo) bath: shower: garage. $85. 1501

Furn. Houses.—Apts. 18A

$38; South; 6-rm. home; Frig., washer. Others. White. Wa-i468.’ (Eves, 'IR-7956) .

AUDUBON ROAD, 920 N. (5700 E. 10th)—

Moving and Storage 24

=... i... HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store now—Pay six months later. Estimates Free, Inspection Invited.

987-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019.

Houses and Lots Sale 25 3627 No. LaSalle 5-Rm. semi-mod., gas, elect., water. New furnace, new roof and insulated brick garage. Paved

stre transp. Inside toilet and room for bath. Call Holland, WA-7587.

MA.-2377

MODERN — ONLY $2,100 36 N. Chester—Vacant

7 Rooms, 2-Car Garage; $500 Down. MA-9821 EDW. DILLEHAY. MA-6411. ———— i re mere Ste 7 A Si ONLY $150 DOWN and $13.50 buys a 6-room semi-modern. Inspect 268 Lynn St, Call Phillips, MA-

6962, with TOY MA-2377

VACANT

1247-490 Lee St., 5 rms. side, semi-mod. Price $3,200. Call today. : MA-3521. WwW. T. Boyd. GA-1513. E. KIRK McKINNEY CO., INC.

Attractive 5-room Dutch Colonial single. Completely furnished. $75 to adults.

HA RDING, N. 2618; $12—Clean, exceptionBIS ell furnished 4-room cottage; 2 bedroo ons: piano; radio; overstuffed. Riverside car; Sasi adults; permanent f desired. TA

MOUNT, 59 8.—2 Lar rge, comfortably furnished rooms, pan, private entrance. Adults. BE-4407-J.

oom kitchen-

Shee all utilities.

hh ! oF igidai eilte; I aire; Phone.

RANDOLPH 1

Fy Dishes.

ERSEY, N. sink; Adul

42 S8.—Clean, nicely furapt. Private entrance, MA-7254

STA ATE 8., 1027—Three rooms; furnished mplete; Frigidaire; garage; heat:

asi furnishe RITTER, 336 N.—Three rooms, utilities, grerstiffed, Janerspring, stoker,, garage.

Woodruff *

2s Mid. Dr. apt.,

Large front 3electric . refrig.

will share . 2-bedroom

LOYED lad. 20 month. Call LI-3640

EMPLO apartment; evenings.

ROOMS completely furnished; utilities. Inquire. 1313 Ringgold.

Houses for Rent 19

WOODRUFF REALTY CO.

cozy

$4 250 New 5-room home; full base- ‘ ment. Don’t buy until you see this home. 9-Foot kitchen cabinet. $22.41 month, 2168 N. Kildair (5000 east on 21st Street),

PENNSYLVANIA, 2714 N.—Modern, 3 bedrooms and sun pation parse Jdving

2 VACANT HOUSES oN LARGBE LOT 1529-31 Woodlawn, 6 rms. ea., $250 Dn.

Studebaker Realty Sots ‘Shetvy 1964 Holloway Ave. * = sm

mod., gar. Bargain, $2,000. Attractive terms. Marion Van Arsdell, 1019 N. Beville. CH-1108,

1402 E. TENTH Brand new bungalow, teady for fmmediate occupancy _Efficency iybe. Price. $2,750; $250 dn. Shown by appt. CH-090 ine hae

FIVE-ROOM cottage. Knotty Very reasonable. Good rental. Ravenswood. BR-6096.

2022 CAROLINE 8-Rm. semi-mod. Satpal LI- Won MARS HILL—5-Room house Retsonab Fifth house south Lafeyette vd. fi

Fourth A

§-r odern bungalow; full base. ment double garage; near schools; $3500

$47.50, S0—AUABAMA, 537 8.~9 Rms., mod,

suitable omine house. CH-2186. rm. Dung. Jos Lig

WOODLAW: 1630—8ix-room modern douTNVESTMENT.

$50; Irv.: gar: adults, Waseiss, (Eves

$50; N., 3200; 3-bdrm. sgl. h par Others Rdrm. Bl. home: ge hss).

6TH ST. W.—2-3- oom house; exceljent condition; or hly modern; garage. Inquire 2602 N. dian.

4 BEDROOM MODERN

608 N. Jefferson; 2-car garage. In good condition; $45.00, MA-6411, Ce REALTY COA., 128 N. ‘Dela.

Du and nC

1 lle HOME AND Fe: -room cottage:

Sigh Tum Wi 1Lppintment. Bod:

, corner site, Bellaire Addition:

TWO 0 LOTS $350 each. Wilmore, P. O. Box 86, Whit-

tier, Cal.

MANOR Lot, 41st and Sherman; , EB. GRIENER, 43 . Delawa; = 4205 — Vacant; e five-room m rn bul Be y ih 3 ly $3500.

Easy

Can arrange FHA terms. Jack Duncan iA; Lisson 4-Bedrm. Single, $4,000 2615 N. ALABAMA : home; large, comfortable rooms; all harde wood floors, fenced yards; 2-car garage; month. Call Mr, Nicolai or Mr. Koepper, MA-6411,

N.|J. 8. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del,

3-Bedroom Mod.—$1,000 Dn,

1% miles south of main entrance te Beech Grove shops on Emerson Ave.; large barn, good outbuildings; over 608 fruit trees, well 1encea, paved road, ‘Price, $6,500, Inspect, Phillips,

MA-6962. MA.-2377

NEW SUB. BUNG.—1 ACRE——$5,500 2 Bedrnn. mod, N. E. on Rd. 67, $550 dn., FHA. Low taxes. No bombs, 3 Bdrm, brick—10 years = old—cos$ $10,000. A steal at $5,500. Super cone struction. Corner lot. Park front.

Elbert L. McDaniel Sib

MA-4933

ONLY $850—TERMS PRETTY LITTLE COTTAGE

2262 Bellis Ave.; 4 rooms, elect. lights in good condition. MA-9821. EDW. DILLEHAY MA-6411

2915 N. DENNY

4-Room cottage; elec, & gas, 40x170 lot, Good location. $1,200. 10% Down. Call Holland, WA-7587.

[JACK C.CARR J A-2317

IRV Nice 2 bdrm. semi-mod. Built-ins} ! ® excellent condition; big lot, $2,750; $250 cash; $26.75 per mo. pays Sresyuung, HUDELSO! CH-6204, 2619

PRICED LOW—TERMS

1878 Barth Ave.; T-room semi-mod., 2e car garage. A real buy, stop look. MA-9821, EDW. DILLEHAY. MA-6411,

NEW BUNGALOW—Southwest

OPEN 5 rms., bath; hdwd. fire.; breezes way; gar.,, front dr.; approx. 4 A. Owner. Terms. BE-1171.

302 DELOSS—Five rooms, bat BC ENRINGS BROS. Pino er

$160; Equity 5-room — ee Pa reasonable. 734 N. Sheffield Ave. Symia

Lot—Beech Grove 14 RM.

home, 1900 | N.; 2 baths; hdwd, firs., stm. ht., $500 dn. MA-67817. 62nd & Ralston Lot, COLORED — 1337-39 S.

corner. $525, terms. JENNIN

call

Detehi : $17508 85 i Peis)

Real Estate Investment 25A

DUPLEX—Northside; 3 bedrooms up ond down. Strictly modern. Best buy in iown; Sore ot. i 31.200 ainual nes 8, rms. wner leavin . -, BR-7058. JOHN VOLLRATH y h

HILLSIDE, 2253—A real home for apts. convalescent home or club. 14 rooms, 3 baths, approx. 2 acres. Very fine hi Barg. By appt. O. L. Starks, MA- oT 8

Real Estate for Trade

133 ACRES, GOOD INGS, Wan City property IT3 N Capitan TaSe

BR-1671. GS BROS.,

Real Estate Wanted "A REAL ESTATE WANTED Do you want to sell your 4

We have Jemersus uyers for Hi class homes in ts of the City. Call

140 N. Delaware St. i aen:

CASH IN A FLASH

If you want to sell your West 8 rope erty.) 1 can Ziv ® Jou quick Shia P nee

SE vin nformation.

Hall- Hottel €a.- 11.2

2 or 3-bdrm. house N. 8] Wh {1 Want to White River, AT ONCE. Edwards BR-0374.

Realty Co. MA-5408, Real Estate Loans 28

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