Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1942 — Page 17

TUESDAY, JAN. 20, 1942

Illinois’ Amazing Sophomores | Faces Cats

Continue Big 10 Leadership By Stopping Iowa, 42 to 35

CHICAGO, Jan. 20 (U. P.). —With a third of their conference schedule complete, Illinois’ amazing sophomores led the current Big Ten basketball race today with a perfect record of five victories and no losses. The Illinoiz youngsters set a visiting Towa team down, 42 to 35, at Champaign last night for their fifth win. The long trail to a conference champicnship stretches out over 10 more games, but the Illini now are

the only unbeaten conference! Eddie Says ‘No'

member, The lead changed seven times as) the conference leaders beat Iowa.| BOSTON, Jan. 20 (U. P).— General Manager Eddie Collins today politely rejected

Sophomo Andy Phillip. Gene Vance and Ken Menke sparked a Robert (Lefty) Grove’s offer to attempt a comeback with the

15-point rally which won the game. | Vance led the Illinois scoring with| 10 points, and Vic Siegel, Iowa] | | Boston Red Sox because it “would be an anti-climax to a grand and glorious career.”

guard, bagged 13. Commenting on the 42-year-

Gophers Hold Second Minnesota strengthened its hold | old southpaw’s willingness to fill in for three drafted Red

on second place by trouncing Chi-| Sox lefthanders, Collins said,

cago, exclusive cellar occupant, 52, “We think too much of Old

to 28. It was the fifth win for the! Northmen and Chicago's sixth Mose to ask him to shoulder any more pitching burdens.”

beating. Minnesota has lost one | “The Red Sox deeply appre-

game. | ciate the long and faithful

Purdue, which was idle along| with Indiana, is in third place. service that Grove has given to the Boston club and are

Four teams, including Wiscon- , sin’s defending champions, are tied for fourth place with 500 per cent] grateful for his offer o return to try to heip the Sox . »

reg

records. Paced by Forward John| Kotz, who dropped 21 points, | Wisconsin won its third game beating Michigan, 58 to 36, at Madison Kotz into the leadership nan scot with a 91six games. He took rom Northwestern's Otto , who is second with 83. Graham Gets 12 The Wildcat sophomore put in 12

ints while his team was sufferin . k’ : The Golden Gloves field as it

a 51 to 41 defeat at the hands : of Ohio State. Russ Wendland,|stands for the second week's show:

one of his teammates, was the high scorer with 16 points. Wendland is third in the conference scoring list with 75 points. The defeat pushed the Wildcats, | who were unbeaten a week ago, down to a .500 rating with three victory and three losses. It was Ohio's second triumph against three defeats. Iowa and Indiana share the fourth place berth with Northwestern and Wisconsin.

The standings: w.

Bob Rensberger of Notre Dame will be goal-ward bound tomorrow night when the Irish entertain an ancient rival, Northwestern. Notre Dame stopped the Wildcats at Evansten in an earlier game.

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Gloves Entries

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Bowling Scores

OPEN CLASS —112 Pounds— *PDonald Gwin, Northeast Center. *Gilbert Wainscott, P. A. L. No. 3. *Raymond Reed, Hill Community "Center. —118 Pounds—

*Frank Tunst? b Hill Celmunity Center. *Ted Haves, P. Rex Jackson, Crawfordsville.

—126 Pounds— Northeast Community

Hill Community

Community| The annual Infantile Paralysis

Sweepstakes reached $188 today after the competition in last night's nine bowling leagues contributed 100 per cent to the cause. Contributions of $77 were turned in last night. The Shefford Cheese quintet in the Fraternal League moved into first place in the competition for the trophy. It marked up a 3208 at the Illinois alleys. The Furnas Ice Cream team of the Ben Becker®Shoe loop fired a 2981 total to pace the women’s division. All teams bowling in league sessions throughout the remainder of the week will be invited to join the bowlers’ charity drive.

*Jim Buhbr, Cen-

ter. ap Beamon,

“Earl Paul, Leeper Boxing School. Jerry Potts, Leeper Boxing School. Raymond Glenn, Washington A. C.

—135 Pounds— «Albert Sansbury, Fayette Community | Center. *Charles Teckenbrock, Northeast Community Centetr. *Leroy Reed, Hil] Community Center. «Bill Miles, Hill Community Center. *John Douglas, Hill Commuaity Center. Lewis Hewitt, Leeper Boxing 1. Jack Sheldon, Leeper Boxing School. Melvin Huston, Northwestern Community Center. —147 Pounds—

“Charles Spurling, Fayette Community Center. *Joe Thompson, A Community Centetr. *Don_Schooley. P. N *Weldon LON Center. *Earl Dav, P A. L. No. 3. Jesse Johnson, Leeper Boxing School. James Sherron, Washington, !/ Clinton Brooks, Ln er Boxing School. |

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A. A. U. Opens Sports Field

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (U. P).—]| The Amateur Athletic Union, ruling body of the country’s simon- pure athletes, announced today plans to ter. broaden and accelerate its competi- | tive program with the basic idea of} keeping the nation’s young men not | vet in service physically fit. Secretary-Treasurer Daniel J. Ferris said his association will have, 41 district bodies working with vari-| ous camps, forts and naval stations cen on plans to co-operaie 100 per gents *Coached hy City and County WPA recwith all units of the armed services, |reation departments. and with their instructions as al guiding principle, hope to provide | athletic events enough to train and entertain members of all camps. “It is our chief hope.” Ferris said, “that we can make more facilities available for after-work activities in civilian life, too, so as to bring more | non-military citizens into sports| fields and thus make them more fit a possible future call to the services.”

DARIN N Net DF

The 19th annual women’s state bowling tournament will be held at Evansville on March 7, according to Laura Alexander, secretary. Competition will last three weekends and entries close at midnight, Feb. 14. :

Northeast Community

hnny Walker, ttached. —160 PI

James Glenn, Washington A. C. Billy Jones, Leeper Boxing Scheol. Tony Vogt, Leeper Boxing School. *Jack Durham. Hill Community Center. *William Jennings, Hill Community Cen-

Last night's leading bowlers: Father Clement Bosler, St. Joan of Arc. 702 Hazelwood, Fraternal | Bill Lee, Beil Telephone Bill VanPelt, N. Side Business Men.... Cecil Bevis, Wheeler Lunch Collins, Courthouse O. Richter, Evangelical Reg Kline, Fraternal Ralph Deal, Holy Cross ........ccc000e Jim Hurt Jr., Kiwanis E. Menges, Evangelical Len Sylvester, Holy Cross | Zwierler, Courthouse cane Otto Martens, West Side Church . ines Skinner, Courthouse Schnieder, Evangelical Francis Levings, Fraternal

Bob Kelley, Fraternal i Somrak, W. 10th Business Men

*Lee Carter, Fayette Community Center. |

—1375 Pounds— |

Leeper Boxing School.

Otis Rogers, Fayette Community

*Gilbert Owens, Center. *James Stone, Hill Community Center. Joe Sylvester, Northwestern Community Center. —Heavyweight— lard Reed, Northeast

Georye Prather,

Community

Leeper Boxing School.

NOVICE CLASS —112 Pounds—

x Si CearTick Kelley, South Side Community | p00! Beaton. Lichs

“Bob Gwin, Northeast Community Cen-| Alber‘ Kidwell, Indian Refining ... ter. { W. Noffke, Evangelical *Don Henry, English Avenue Boys’ Club. | | John Sinclair, Little Flower

“Bill S Sou a _| Paul Elliot, Little Flower ........... “ts ia ensel, South Side Community Cen Bill Christison, Fraternal

| Bob Lorton, Fraternal : | Dezelan, W. 10th Business Men

te Fred Harris, Leeper Boxing School.

—118 Pounds— {Carl Tuttle, Optimist Johnny Sherron, Washington A. C. | Leppert, Optimist = LaFoliette, English Avenue Boys’ Hatle., Courthouse

| Perksins, Fraternal CI ward Gartin, Leeper Boxing School. [Eddie Campbell, Optimist seen Glenn Northern, Leeper Boxing School. ! | Fred Kegler, Reformed Church ........ *Edward Burke, Hill Community Center. | — rest Smiley, Fayette Community Cen- | LADIE | Martha Dux, Ladies Nanticap tesrbieht rank Lyle, Leeper Mary Richter, Schultz Ladies Cleveland Wilson, Com- | Juanita Cox, ‘Ben Becker .. | munity Center. {Dorothy Broadus, Schultz Ladies. .... Robert Haves, Northwestern Community Dorothy Erler, Schultz Ladies 5 Center. Reeta Chandler, Ladies Handicap .... : —126 Pounds— | Helena Magee, Ben Becker 5C1 *Fred Johnson, Rhodius

Center. “Don Jones, Rhodius Community Center. { Don Carpenter, Fayette Community | Center. *Leon Harris, *Willis McCoy, P. Norman Horowitz, Leeper Boxing School. —135 Pounds—

*Amos Moran, Hill Community C : enter. Centovert Campbell, Fayette Community *Phillip Fink, P. | Villiam Cutliff, [oepies, rank Johnson, Buddy Maxwell, Elmo

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A, L. No. Fayette LC amiton A. eeper Boxing S 43 Wesley, Leeper Boxing School. 9), « —147 Pounds— Cp obert Quillen, English Avenue Boys’

*Gordon Hogue. P. A. L. No. 3. Frank Rand. Hill Community Center. 3 ward Evans, Hill Community Center. ohnny Poore, ‘Washington AC. Clarence Bell. Washingten A. C. *Edward Mitchell, P. A. L. No. 8. —160 Pounds— Cen eTman Charles, Rhodius Community or Dayden Lehr, Rhodius Community Cen-

selville Summers, Kirk Skinner, P. Ar; le oN . *Kenneth Robinson, Rill Center. *Sylvester Hill, Carl Schmidt, Bob Mayberry, Bob Keller,

Gommunity

SERVING THAT THIS FLAME WAS SRIGHTER AND LONGER LASTING, MEN SOAKED MOSS IN GREASE FOR UGHTING THEIR Res

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Tack Jording, Favette Community Cen‘John Weatherford, Fayette Community

Center. *Conrad Terhune. P. A. L. No. 3. A. L.

*Vernon Allen, P. No. 3. *Robert Johnson, Hill Community Center. —Heavyweight— Cen iert McKinney, Rhodius Community aan Holmes, Rheodius nter *Herman Scott, Hill Community Cent *Joe Habe Yes, "Municipal Gardens Com. munity Cente Hugh Allee, Leeper Boxing School.

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Injury Forces Kovaes Out

The “Clown Prince of Tennis,” Frank Kovacs, will be out of the show when the professional troupe goes through its matches at the Butler Field House Thursday night. A wrist injury has forced the colorful racquet star from the lineup of the coast-to-coast tennis tour with Don Budge, Bobby Riggs and Fred Perry. Lester Stoefen, California’s blond giant who toured with Ellsworth Vines a few years ago, will take his place until Kovacs can return. Stoefen will oppose Fred Perry in one of the local matches of the pay-if-you-win show with Budge facing Riggs in the other feature match. A double match will complete the program which starts at 8:15 p. m.

Stoefen Flies East

To Join Tour LOS ANGELES. Jan. 20 (U. P.).—

the world doubles tennis championship, flew by air liner to Buffalo, N. Y. today to join Don Budge, Fred Perry and Bobby Riggs on a tour of Eastern cities. He will replace Frank Kovacs, who injured an arm. He expected he would be on the tour about three weeks. Stoefen, besides sharing the world doubles crown, was thrice coholder of the U. S. doubles championship and once held the U. S. indoors singles championship.

BASKETBALL

Schedule for the Sportsman's Store Industrial League at Brookside U. B. Church tomorrow night: 7:30—Indiana National Bank vs. Mar-mon-Herrington. 8:30—Bruce Robison Post FarrellArgast Co. :30—Bud’s Service vs. Polk’s Milk Co.

VS.

The Lauter Boys Club desires games with teams in three classes, 10-12 years, 13-15 years and 16-19 vears. Call MA. 1966,

Schedule for Em-Roe nigh: League at South Side Turners toni 7—Raab Brothers vs. Ba allison Assemblers or Turn Hooter Parts.

Shoe Co. ‘South Side Central Motor

Veneer vs.

Team with open dates and a gym would like to book games. Call GA. 6712.

Schedule for the Bush-Feezie Industrial League at Pennsy Gym tonight: 530 —Rockwood vs. George J. ‘Mayer. 8:30—R. A. vs. Indiana Gear. 9: Rover Steel vs. Omar Bakery.

Schedule for he, Sun Poste Factory League at A. 7:15—U. S. fire ye ht 8:15—Stewart-Warner vs. liable. : 9:15—E. C. Atkins vs. International Harvester.

PKingan Re-

The Kingan Reliables defeated the Martinsville Marathons, Wabash Valley Champions from Illinois, in a high scoring overtime contest, 54-46 this week-end. Richards and Riggle led the scoring for the Reliables, hitting 16 and 15 points, respectively.

Sacred Heart

Sacred Heart High School basketball team will travel to Washington Catholic at Washington, Ind, on Jan. 31 instead of Jan. 30 as previously scheduled.

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DEPENDS ON U. S. LONDON,, Jan. 20 (U. P.).—Lord Maughan told the House of Lords today that “if 1,000,000 American troops were landed here, Hitler's chances of -attacking this country successfully would be gone like the wind.” He urged immediate preparations for adequate defense of Britain's airdromes.

DETROIT FACES STRIKE

DETROIT, Jan. 20 (U. P).— Mayor Edward J. Jeffries today pledged the use of Detroit's entire police force to stop any attempt at violence in a scheduled strike by members of Local 77, City Employees Union (A. F. of L.), affecting 15.000 city employees.

CONFIRMS CHRISTENBERRY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (U. P.).— The Senate today confirmed the nomination of Herbert W. Christenberry, brother of the late Senator Huey P. Long's secretary, as United States Attorney for Eastern District of Louisiana.

Deaths—Funerals

| Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1942 Lester Stoefen. former co-holder of — lanapois Times, Juescay, An

ADKINS—George Ww. age 76. beloved husband of Christina Adkins, father of Howard W.. and Lee Adkins, Mrs. Margaret Roberts. brother of David C. Adkins, passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday 10 a. m. at the nay Methodist Church, 19th & Burial City Cemetery Columbus Friends may call at the eas. 1206 W. 19th St., until 8:30 a. m. Wednesday and at the church from 9 until

BOEHNING—Louise, 607 E. Merrill 8t., sister of Mrs. Charles Dellenkamp, passed away Tuetlay: Jan. 18th. Services Thursday, 9 m. at Holy Rosary Church. Burial ‘st. Joseph’s Cemetery, Shelbyville, Ind. Friends may call at the J. ilson Funeral Home, 1230 Prospect St.

CLAIBORNE —Estelle, 38 wife of Julius Claiborne, Archie Claiborne daughter of Emma Jane Calvert, Portland, Tenn., sister of Mrs. Mazelle Carter, Mrs. Esma Cole and Mable Calvert, City: Herbert, Fred and Dale Calvert, Portland, Tenn., and Briggs Calvert, Muncie, Ind., passed away Tuesday. Funeral and burial, Portland, Tenn. Friends may call at t . H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 5 East St. from 6 2 m. Tuesday Tantil 4 p. m.. Wednesay.

years, beloved mother of

LESCH—John L, 50

of Middletown, a b of Indianapolis;

Middletown. O.: Albany, Ind.; Mrs. GerHuge Isler, of Jeffersonville, Ind., and Mrs. Mary Edwards, Honolulu, died Sunday, Jan. 18. Funeral Wednesday, Jan 8:30 a. m., from the residence, 1048 High St. Services at 8t. Patrick’s Church, 9 riends . invited. Friends may "eal ah residence. §Jcfersonville (Ind.) papers nlease copy.

LICHO—Paul Sidney, beloved little son of ay and Ruth Licho, passed away Suny noon. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 21, p. m., at residence, 1812 Sharon Friends invited. Burial WashingFriends may call at residence Leap Service.

Jacob Frederick of 3904 N. Delaware St., beloved husband of Aileen and father of Woodrow C., passed away Sunday evening. Funeral services at the Hisey & Titus mortuary, 1 N Delaware St, Wednesday, 10:30 a. m. ands may call at the mortuary any me.

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O’SHEA—Emma_ Zwicker, widow of the late Frank O’Shea, sister of Mrs. Minnie Z. Franke and Frederick Zwicker, passed away Monday, Jan. 19. Services Wednesday, Jan. 21, 3:30 p. m. at Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1902 N. Meridian. Friends are welcome. Cremation. For information call MA-6049. Friends may call at (he mortuary after 6 p. m. to-

SATER— Helse age 80 years. aunt of M. W. and Thomas McGinley, John and Pauline Vickery, passed away Sunday evening. Funeral from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th St.. Wednesday m. Burial Columbus, Ind. Pelndy invited.

STADER—Mary C., of 3310 S. Keystone. mother of Mrs. Bernice Tate, Paul and Elmer Stader, passed away Monday a. m. Friends may call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect > any time. neral Wednesday, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends hviteq,

TAYLOR—Lena M., age 24 vears, beloved mother of Phoebe Jo Taylor and flalzhter of Mr. Curtis Taylor and Charles Gray and sister of Mrs. Edith Fultz, Mrs. Evelyn Amos of Martins- ., Ind.: Mrs. Beulah Warrenburg, Ruth, Jess, William and Ray granddaughter of George Tay- , passed away Sunday. Funeral! Wednesday, 1:30 p. Bros. Central Chapel, Burial New Crown nds may call at the residence. 1653 Carrollton Ave., until 11 a. m. Wednesday and at the chapel from noon until time of service.

WARNSHUIS—Russell William, age 44 years, husband of Frances Warnshuis, passed away Monday evening. Funeral notice later. Shirley Service.

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CARPENTER — We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their acts of love and sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother, Margaret M. Carpenter. We especially thank Rev. Dr. Logan Hall for is consoling words, the singers, Mr. Howard Holmes and Mrs. Joseph Graham, pallbearers, and Flanner & Buchanan for their kind service. MR. WM. A. CARPENTER and FAMILY.

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CAPITOL, very reasonable.

stairs room; after 4 p. m.

CENTRAL, 2230—Attractive, private home, good transportation, privileges, meals optional, employed girl. WA-1086.

CENTRAL, 1501—Large front room, 1-2 _ employed. Private home. Phone, trolley.

DELAWARE, 406 N., APT. 19—Large front; suitable 1-2; constant hot water. LI-9129.

DELAWARE, 400 N., APT. 8—Nicely furnished front, splendid heat, constant hot water; reasonable.

ENGLISH, 1118—2 lovely sleeping rooms, good heat, private home, reasonable. MA-4973.

GUILFORD, 34TH—2 congenial private home, . 34th. WA-5606

ILLINOIS, N.—Lovely front, large closet, 1-2 gentlemen.

IRVINGTON nished single, IR-3194, I

MADISON, 3707—Large light room, next bath, Sreprings. good transportation, reasonable, phone

M r N Warm twin bdrm., with young e 'y #88 couple; priv. WA-9359.

NEW JERSEY, 1320 N.—Nicely furnished: private bath: good heat: also sleeping rooms: reasonable. LI-1707.

PARK, 1559—Single with lavatory, large twin bedroom, innersprings, adjoining bath. Call LI-6751 eves or before noon. 2

PENN., 963 N.—$2-35; 2 sleeping rooms, near bath; walking distance.

PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2405—Warm room: suitable 2; next bath; gentlemen preferred; phone.

RILEY, 909 N.—Attractive, large, quiet room, single-double, Sed ont transportation. Gentlemen. BL-18

WASHINGTON BLVD.. Bt front innersprings. shower bath near transpertation, $3. -3821.

WOODRUFF, MIDDLE DRIVE, 540—Front room, nicely ished, private home. Gentleman. MA-0372.

15TH., 412 E.—lean room; private home; city’ heat; gud transportation; reasonable. LI-3950

32D ST. 603 ge ote pleasant room; twin beds; transportation. TA-2818.

NEAR Allison's; private home; A-1 transportation; gentleman BE-0737.

PLEASANT ROOM, water, oil heat. 1pm

dow WA- 8021

Attractive rooms employed, 812

3051 constant hot water; WA-2391.

(Lowell. 5334) —Nicely furnext bath, private home,

comfortable, convenient

stoker; only.

innersprings, soft Gents, TA-1205, after

TROY, 5813 E.—4¢-Rooms,

basemen,

12TH., rivate 1-4048.

656 E.—2-room apartment;

sink; entrance; employed

adults.

Apartments for Rent 18

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apartments gladly shown. L1-55

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont. LI-2439.

Apartment South

1109 Hanna Ave. (University Heights). rooms, water furnished, $27.50. KELLER REALTY. INC. LI-4401.

Four Rooms, $41.50

Completely redecorated. Adults. water. 45 W. Fall Creek Blvd. LI-539

3 mod. except furnace, hot and cold

Heat & 3.

BELLEFOUNTAINE, 2239—Four :rooms, un-

furnished bath, utilities furnished. TA-5146.

Private entrance, $35.

FENWAY, 2207—Unfurnished 3-room apartment, utilities furnished, $30. Employed couple. SHERMAN DR.

furnished or unfurnished; utilities; garage.

1203 S.—Modern 2 rooms; refrigerator;

Furn. Houses.—Apts.

1214 N.—On 100 bath; Frigidaire,

NEW JERSEY, kitcheneite, front; utilities. Evenings.

18A

“room, all

STATE, 3027 S.—3 Rooms furnished com-

bath, Frigidaire,» garage. $11. Heat, water furnished.

plete, private Rdults only,

ACusss tor Rent

$32.50, 137 W. 29th, $35, 428 N. Jefferson, 3-bedroom home. $55, Irvington, nice 3-bedroom bungalow. $75, E. 38th., 2 mi. New 4-bdrm. nome. Others—White, WA-4466 (Eves IR-7956)

61 S. Dearborn

5-rm. single, mod. except furnace: $22.50. ALLISON REALTY CO.. INC. RI-23 68.

CHESTER. 2903 N.—4-room_ _semi- modern double; water paid. TA-2513. Alter 6

Pp. m ee 1223 Ewing St. saa io0m double; elec., water: toilet: ALLISON REALTY CO.. INC. RI-2368.

GRACELAND, 3238—5-room 2-story double; water paid; oil burner; $40. TA-0096.

Hight St 100 Semi. mod. 4 rms. 1g

mod., wt. pd. Mr. Goldman, MA-9381.

1720 | ngram

5-room double: elec., water; toilet; rage. $ ALLISON REALTY CO.. INC. RI- -2368.

MOUNT, 43 S. 4-room double; near Washington High Schoo! and Link Belt.

RIVERSIDE DR., 2911—4 rooms, full bases ment, garage. WA-6934 (before 11 a. m.)

electric Jignis; RI1-T24

gas.

1 acre of ground, $15 montn.

Suburban Brick Bungalow

4620 Carson Ave. Six-room mod., garage; over acre of ground.

. S. Cruse Realty Co., MA-6411.

Rooms With Board

“Attractive room; beds; 2 meal

1205 .

$5. 50; C COMER, twin

widow's home; (Men). GA-5780

$5.50; CRUFT, 1542 room: widow's home; twin beds; GA-5780.

HAMILTON,

Attractive, front 2 meals.

1033 N.—Warm, front room, excellent meals. Private entrance. gentlemen. CH-6890.

NEW JERSEY, 2439 N.—Nice, warm room; meals optional: gentleman; phone; Central car.

140 N. Delaware St.

FOUR-ROOM suburban home;

LET US manage your property and collect your rents. We are Bonded agents. “Buy a Defense Bond First” ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS RI-2368.

215 E.—Semi-mod., 4 rms.; wt. paid. Goldman. MA-9381

electricity: (rear 1640 Wood-

10th St,

$20. Call after 6 p. m. lawn).

Farms and Suburbans

aged patients.

HOME for convalescents 1214 Central.

Reasonable. Nurse's care. LI-8879. BABIES

Hotels 643 Ft. Wayne;

WILSON HOTE clean, mod. rms.

evervthing new: walking distance.

Jan Jones Hotels “iso. $56 up

Experienced mother, modern home. Close in. MA-5728.

250-ACRE stock and | grain n farm.

5 ROOMS-—Not

CHEAP-—-First house north of

m. Stron Highly productive, goo

limestone soil. BUIdings. food

location. Some timber. fencing, etc WM. Salem, Indiana.

modern, garage, chicken house, 1, acre, $1900; one hlock west of Franklin Road, i 17.8 side of Beechwood. WHALEN, GA-307

CAN SELL new modern cE 2 bed-

room with '4 acre LY for $300 do full basement. LI-21

eastside of road in Mt. Comfort.

Rates SPENCER HOTEL—Marvin Jones Mgr.

Business Property 2

Hot showers. $4 up. 440 Massachusetts. ; omft. beds, good

heat 2 C Seminole Hotel “0. arcing: $i day. $4.50 week. 920 N. Alabama.

Save up to 40% —Use TIMES Want Ads Phone -5551 ton 8 a m end nm

FILLING STATION for rent;

FOR RENT-—2-Car gara

complete excellent

with um and equipment; BoD M BE-1923-2

location. Call after 7 p. m.

BY OWNER—5-room house and storeroom with 3 connecting livin rooms. Call 1929 W. Morris or MA-5631.

&, use for storage.

r. Dennis,

etc $4 mo. 3609 E

Housekeeping Rooms 17

$6; DELAWARE N.. 323—2-Room apartment running water, also sleeping room, stoker.

$8; PARK, 1540—2 rooms: steam heat; first floor; private entrance; sink; phone.

ALABAMA, 622 N.—$4.50 Up. Nice warm housekeeping rooms. running water. Walking distance.

ashington. Wowing and Storage

HODGES STORAGE 0.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Later

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

Corner room and

BROADWAY, 2404 entrance; near bath.

kitchenette; private e WA-2826.

BROADWAY, 2154—Completely furnished

Houses and Lots Sale 25(;

“room front apartment: sink, Frigidaire, innerspring. A-T618.

COLLEGE, 1524 — Father, mother, son apartment; lower 3 rms; alults only; $8.

COLLEGE, 1322—1 Large room, utilities, private entrance; good heat. LI-5255.

'ENNSYLVANIA, 2446 N.—Unfurnished 4 rooms: Frigidaire, stove, built- wR

$28.34 Monthly

‘ EET. MA- 345. 1. D. Mazur 108 E. WASH.

3-bedroom home.

ga-

20%

| BEECH GROVE—150--52

"railroad. |

BUY ON TERMS!! 832 Hamilton, 5-Rm. Md.

New roof and furnace, full attic. storm windows, 3-car garage.

1109 Jefferson—Modern

6 rooms, oak floors, priced low.

1326 N. Oakland Ave.

5-room modern, 2-car gar., a real buy.

BoD se Dns: YH Show, -2 : oung. Dillehay. MA-641 i J. S. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del,

MA-9821. Edw. 28 NEW HOMES A RL aS023058 cash—e55 35 pale aor

2 Completed Weekly

800 So. Kappes at Rhodius P rade and Waashington H. 8. Bo

BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.

BUILDERS 243 N. Del. RI-3477,

3-Bedroom Double 1315 Union Street

Shows $60 monthly return. Price Shown by 5p only. Contact MR. Han

GON, IR-6 L. D. MAZUR ..:%

Wash. 8¢, Rooming House Near Mallory’s

7 room single, 1100 block E Mark :| Only 53 $300 down, excellent condition. Call

. BOYD, Eves. H MA rket ip 108 E.

EL MAZUR R wen. se, $350 | DOWN, $30 MONTH

Buys good 6- Reb mod., with att Excell Suitable for home and ached Excellent neighborhood. Close to storey oe, Sopot wi, doo a MAS 8562 with Jack C. Carr, TR

WHY RENT?

2005 BLUFF RD. 6 rooms: 3 condition; ants, gas, water FT toilet. $1.6 $0, oa cash, $15 n

KELLER REALT LI-4401,

1132 N. SHEFFIELD

$13.43 mo. plus taxes and ins for this 5-room home Price

ji 080 n 1% gash. ¥.. T. BOYD. GAE. KIRK M'KINNEY CO., INC. bs

5-Room Modern Bungalow

4705 W. Washington. Large corner lot, l-car garage. Just redecor e Call Mr. Burtt. MA- 8581. Sad, Guin

ONLY $2,250

Attractive 5-room mod. bun alow; street, close to stores, ols paves Fanspoiation Jonts. Inspect 667 Birch . a l1llips. MA-6Y62 wi Carr, | MA-. 1A-2317 Te = BG

NORTH—Best close- in in neighborhood, da dandy 3-bedrm. mod., long Living rm. plastered basement, good conaition. A real bargain $3250. 10% dn., $26 per mo. 1st yi. $38 oe disrealtsr pays every.mng. tT Attractive 2-bedroom mod. bungalow, $3,450. 1222 Rurdsal Pkwy. 20% dn, 7 ROOMS newly recond. 3240 N. Illinois, $600 Dn., $59 mo. incl. taxes and ins.

Elbert L. McDaniel QT: Lia.

er Res., RI-8790, 2939 N. MERIDIAN ST. 10-Room modern frame residence, Needs some repair. A-1331

Paul Boardman FLETCHER _TRUST COMPANY, AGENT

—Very Important—

Stu. need South Se Homes quick. GA-6338 udebaker Rea'ty ,,o*ow NEW 2 be bedroom modern, Near Warren

Central H. S. esl large lot. FHA $29.00 mo. LI-21 8 ber

A us an

BR-1428

3425

3,|NEW 5 room modern 2 bedroom, Shing

room. FHA terms, $29.00 mo. LI-2116

BE SURE of vour title Deman A prepared by 449 Gb Union Title Co. 155 BE Market St Union Title ae. Ss. 1st,

modern, price. Term

bungalow type double, condition. Very low

L. STARKS, MA-9347 OXFORD 1121, N.—5-room modern: 1st’ class condition. Priced to sel 1 CH-0249-W

Real Estate Investment 25A

2230-32 KENWOOD 6-rooms to a side mod. double, $3,500, $350 dn., bal. easy terms. Rents for $50 aa Er ati h. BE-4249-R-E. KIRK MKINNEY co. ING OR

cond: + Oh

Real Estate for Trade

HOME and contracts for Building RI-5784.

income and good real estate & Loan Stuck,

Real Estate Wanted ~ REAL ESTATE WANTED * Do vou want to sell your dwele ling? We have numerous buyers’ for all class homes in all parts of ° City. Call us for appraisal, wy a Defense Bond First” ALLISON EALTY CO.. INC.. REALTORS - N. Delaware St. RY-2368.

Incl. Est. Taxes and Ins. New 2-bedroom bungalow. All modern FHA approved. _Re ady oi occupancy. N ALLACE

vate bath a and entrance, heat: adu

'"ALBOTT, T2420 N.—2-room private apartment; everything furnished; $6.50 per week. WASHINGTON. 3323 E.—Near R. C. 2-room well-furnished apartment, utilities; also large sleeping room. 20TH, 130 W.—Off Illinois, desirable f front downstairs | pS! uments, all utilit Parking. hon

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FHA term

LI-4304. ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS

844 BERWYN 2-bdrm. bungalow, recent-

ly completed: 4th St. South of Garfield Park. Lovely wallpaper, oak Duly ins, Peerless steel furnace.

"A DEFENSE BOND FIRST” ED ZWICKE

loors,

“BUY MR. RI-2368.

6000 EAST. New bungalow, modern. Be ready in few

very

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