Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1942 — Page 25
THURSDAY, J AN. 29, 1942
Notre Dame Students Join Navy Here
A Notre Dame lineup for the Navy ... (left to right)
FLORIDA GETS ESTATE
BICYCLES $23.95 Up
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—All the $20.000.000 estate of the late John Ringling, except $5000 annually to his sister, has been left to Florida. his will revealed today.
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BUSINESS EDUCATION
Strong Accounting. Bookkeepine. Stencgraphic and Secretarial courses. Dav and evening sessions. Lincoin 8337. Fred W. Case. principal.
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35 WILL TAKE OATH TONIGHT
New Reserves, Many of Them Athletes, to Be Dined by Alumni Club.
Thirty-five Notre Dame students, many of them athletes, joined the
Three of the men, Bernie Crim-
game of checkers with their faculty advisor, the Rev. Fr. James Trahey while they waited their turn to be examined at tne Naval
Armory. All of the Notre Dame men will become student officers in the Naval Reserve following their induction tonight at the Armory. The Indianapolis Notre Dame Alumni Club will give them a banquet in the officers’ mess at the Armory. The induction ceremonies will follew.
Mathews Gives Oath
Commander R. H. G. Mathews, USNR, officer in charge of Navy recruiting in the Indiana Area, will
Lieut. Comm. S. A. Bishop, USNR, and Lieut. I. F. Brozo, USNR. Joseph Argus, president of the Notre Dame Alumni Club, will preside at the banquet. The other men enlisting are Jeremiah J. McSweeney, Hurley Engstrom, R. F. Browning, Charles V. Kralovec, John K. Kilbane, Michael D. Kelly, Thomas E. Conley, John F. Reis, Leo B. Lee, Willlam J. Fisher, Charles C. Steltmann, Thomas J. Maloney Jr., Robert A. Mathews, Stephen A. Ensner, William P. Liijestrom, William B. Middendorf, Robert Kastberg, John H. Stauber, Robert E. Burke, James R. McCafferty, Raymond B. Duggan, Francis J. Delaney, George H. Blackmore, Douglas J. MacDonald, Cornelius J. Wade, Charles M. Kear-|___ ney, Oliver H. Hunter, Thomas S. Miller, B. J. Turnock and Wade Noda.
RELIEF FOOD LIST UNCHANGED BY WAR
War will not hit the variety of foods available to families taking part in the Food Stamp plan in the Feb. 1-28 period. The nationally designated foods for February are the same as those listed in January. The list includes butter, fresh pork (except that cooked or packed in metal or glass containers), fresh grapefruit, pears, apples, oranges, fresh vegetables (including potatoes), corn meal, shell eggs, dried prunes, hominy (corn) grits, dry edible beans, wheat flour, enriched wheat flour, self-rising flour, enriched self-rising flour, and whole wheat (Graham) flour.
PRINTING PLANT FIRE LOSS EXCEEDS $3000
Damage estimated by firemen to be from $3000 to $5000 resulted from a blaze last night in the building
ROGERS—Arthur
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Indi s Times, Thurs., Jan. 29, 1942
yy ™ A.. beloved mother of Mrs. William P. ‘Carpenter and Mrs. Gibbons, sister of M Boy Omaha, Neb. d home of Mrs. Carpenter. fe call at the Kirby Mortuaty. M 18th, any time. neral Friday, at the mortuary, To m Chufch. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends invited.
DUNN ae olnas PF.
of 471 N. State St.
Cross Church 9. a. m. Friends invited.
ESKEW—Edgar R., husband of Grace Warren Eskew and brother of John Eskew of Montgomery, away at his home, 32 Wood Thursday, Jan. 29. Family Service at J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, 1230 he et St., Saturday, 10 a. m. urial Beech Grove Cemetery, Muncie, Ind. Please omit flowers.
FENTON—Harry C., 4030 E. 62nd., beloved husband of Lucile, father of Martha Lou and brother of Mrs. Anna Moore, Crawfordsville, Ind., passed awa early Thursday morning. Services at the Flan, ner & Buchanan Mortuary, Saturday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
FORTUNE—William, died Wednesday, Jan. 28th. Friends invited to services at the Traders Point, Moore Road 52, Saturday, 2: 30 p. m. Burial Crown Sain Cemetery for immediate family.
GRAHAM Hattie (nee Wilhite), e daughte - of the late John R. Shite: Sunn of Claude and Walter Ludlow and Cecil Deer, passed away tg Funeral Friday. 10 a. - at the Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W Hall, Ind. Friends funeral home from Thursday.
GRIFFIN—Lula M., entered into rest years wife of James of Thomas, Crafton Stanley and on Griffin. Services Frid Harry W. Moore Peace ch ne Ho Burial Henderson, Ky., Saturday. fends are welcome.
repidence. off U.
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809 E. Si. Wednosday, Aa
Clair st C. Gri Rother
HANDY—William P., beloved father of Homer of Kansas, Earl of California, Ellsworth 3h and Mrs. Augusta Goetz (deceased) ndianapolis. aron and Lonnie 3 aor, Mrs. Hesper Mason and Mrs. Devota Harper of Detroit, Mich. departed this life Wednesday, age 84. | Funeral Sunday at Moore & Kirk N North- | east Funeral Home, 2530 Station St., 1 . m. Burial Handy Cemetery at Nineveh, nd. Friends invited.
XKUSE—Hanna Belle. wife of Fredrick. mother of Flora Eakle, Mrs. Nettie Hoffman, Mrs. Mary Spencer, Mrs. Freda Hitch, Mrs. Clara Decker and Walter Pence, passed away Wednesday a. Friends may call at the Son A Tesidence, 316 S. Hamilton Ave, 8 p Wednesday. Funeral notice Ten: Folin Service.
MATTHEWS—Richard R., beloved iy Mrs. Mary Gamst Anna M hy, Jane, Richard, Harold and Mrs. Irene Clayton, passed away Wednesday, Jan. the Veterans Administration sepia, Davton, O., age 53. Funeral notice later. For information jTiengs may call Voigt Mortuary, RI-21
PALMER Mrs. Alma, beloved wife of Edward J. Palmer and mother of Betty M. Palmer and sister of Mrs. Margaret Robinson and Mrs. Elsie Davis of Oakland, Cal, and James P. Cox of Indianapolis, passed away at her home, 331 N. Dearborn St. Thursday. Jan. 29th. Friends may call at the Robert W. Stirling Chapel. 1420 Prospect, after 4 p. m. Thursday. t ae! service Satur- .. 40 8. m, the above chapel Friends invited. ‘Burial Bedford. Ind, 2 ©. m. Saturday.
V.. beloved husband of | th 0)
1420 Prospect St. at above chapel. Washington
RUSTER—Emma. 2925 N. New SoreeY St. widow of George Ruster. mother of Mrs Minnie _Tharp. grandmother OS Mrs. arv Frances Stone and Bry Ww. Tharp. sister of Mrs. William VStanley and Williard Adams. city. and Foster Adams. Belleforrtaine, Ohio. departed this 14 Tyesaay. gL Thursday. Jan. Kirk North Side lnial Mota aor tne at Fairfiel ei m. Burial Crown: Hill. Friends
SALZBRENNER—Sophie, entered into rest fused day, age 58 years, sister of Mrs. bert nitz and John Salzbrenner, InTa Mrs. Eva Bultemeier, Fred Gottfried, aT yvunen, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Charles Izbrenner, New Haven. . and Mrs. Augusta ope etn, ma, Services Friday, at Harry W. Moore Peace Cin . Burial Concordia Cemetery. Friends are welcime
VAN PELT George H., beloved father: of Mrs. Harry Pruett, Mrs. Paul McDowell, Mrs. Dennis Jehnson, Mrs. Vernon Beck. William, Charles and Clifford vanPelt. assed away Tuesday, Jan. - Funeral riday, Jan. 30. at p. . at Brothers Funeral Home. 1639 N. Merijian. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery Friends invited. Member of the Railroad Trainmen, Local 374.
WELLS—Mrs. Gladys, wife of James Wells, moth : Sot Delores and James Wells Jr., da ter of Mrs. Clara McDermid, sister of ris, Robert, Arthur McDgrin rmid, Mrs. Thelma Hoss, Delawanna, N. J, paged away Monday at Clifton ALF 004. N. Friends may call at the Dorsey Funeral Home. Funeral 10 a. m. Friday at funeral home. Burial Washington Park Cemetery.
Funeral services Friday Friends invited. Buria ark Cemetery.
age beloved
Card of Thanks
WILSON—We wish to o extend heartfelt thanks 2nd ea IOn to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for the kindness and beautiful floral offerings recaived at the death of our wife and mother, Nancy en. and to especially thank the Rev. Latham for his consoling words, the singer for the beautiful songs and Harry . Moore, funeral director, for their thoughtf n service. -— Frank Wilson, Mrs. le, Mrs. J. B. Luck and Mrs. Byron ¢ risty.
Funeral Directors CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1982
FLANNER & BUCHANAN
25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-331%
BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect St.
GRINSTEINER’S
1801 E. New York. MA-5374
GS. H. HERRMANN
1505 S. EAST ST. MA-848s
HISEY & TITUS
MORTUARY 1 N. DELAWARE ST. -38%8
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3040 N. ILLINOIS.
SHIRLEY BROS. CO.
of Britain & Son, job printers, 144845 Shelby St. | The fire was believed to have started in a defective switch box. It was confined to the rear of the sic
WOMAN Ss INJURED | BY HIT-RUN CYCLIST,
A hit-and-run bicycle rider struck and injured Mrs. Carrie Heger, 60, of 2315 E. New York St, as she waited to board a street car at Beville and E. Washington St. yesterday. Mrs. Heger suffered a broken left wrist and a sprained ankle. She is being treated by a private physician.
Oeaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Thars., Jan. 29, 1942
BRODERICK Kate, beloved De ~~ Martin, sister of Mrs. Julia Heffe Mrs. Mary Harringion Mrs. "Dells Anna Fields and
Oat adral metery
CHAPIN—Leona Eldona, 50 W. St. Joseph St.. beloved wife of Charles, daughter of Mrs. Ed Weaver, sister SD oo. Fos departed this life % Funeral Friday. Jan. 30 & Kirk Nortneast Funeral Home, 2530 Station St., 10 m. Burial Sutherland Park. Friends Thvited.
CROY—Laura, age 74, beloved mother of Pearl Shaw elen Sam and Doris Eshi Sin ey and Ald t Croy. Th
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ROBERT W. STIRLING
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USHER MORTUARY
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J. C. WILSON & C0.
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FUNERAL FLOWERS
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Lost and Found
LOST—Go in with red, Fate stones; vicinity Tubols ois and 8 Capitol between 509 LI-7401.
in Ddox, dark blud d mounting. Reward.
LOST—Lady's ri SapoRire. yellow
| LOST—Chld’s gold-rim days ago; 7 a or ward. TA-3
several “side. re-
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S| Foss watch, black Strap. Reward. LI-4803.
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WAITRESS, experienced, day work MILLER TCR CREAM 00. Washington. ITE strong, WATS Friday
1521 College. Experienced or
BEAUTICIAN apprentice—RI-0937.
HITE WO! —Assist with house yra and care of children. Stay. BY
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YOUNG LADY, 20 to 30 telephone saleswork. ful but not necessar ermanent or temporary werk. Good ‘salary with regular advances. sir working conditions with week. References. a a. Wiliams, The Times, 214 W. aryla
Sas of age, Bioneers
EDITORIAL worker In specialized publishoncern. Prefer
a moderate, uh periianeiit to party. age, experience, 108. Fines. “ahd salary wanted. 1069
EXPERIENCED fili clerk, used to handling considerable volume. State age, experience previous Smployiient, salary wanted. Box 1070, Tim
WANTED— Young lady for Sereonal work in growing, industrial organization, where there is ample opporiv unity for advancement. Box 801.
YOUNG WOMAN — Waitress and make §andsiches, work in tavern. Call
WHITE, capable; housework and at have laundress and man. TA-T034, 3302 Washington Blvd.
WAITRESS — General restaurant work. Must be neat and clean, No night or Sunday work. 1424 Nordyke.
Help Want-d—Male 8
SALESMEN—Experienced in selling telephone directory advertising wanted by one of the largest and oldest firms in the business. Only men having automobiles and willing to travel will be considered. Permanent work. 2a BRO. tunities for reply to Box No ull particulars.
TRUCK DRIVERS
for long distance moving vans. Steady work; good pay. Men preferred with furniture moving experience but not essential. Age 25-55. Operations cover 48 states. See at once Mr. Gentry or Mr. Hyatt, 863 Massachusetts Ave.
Real Opportunity!
A national organization selling a national household necessity in big demand. Requires services of three salesmen to Permanent position with Apply 242 8. Illinois St.
EDITORIAL worker in specialized publishing and printing concern. Prefer mature person of fairly broad experience and educational background. Salary moderate. nosition permanent to right party. Gi'e age experience past employment and _and salary wanted. Box 1071, 71, Times.
RING FILERS
ER on 3 ou rihgs. Excellent pay. Barran Jewelers, 448 N. Capitol. WANTED—Barber to 4 why equipped shop, rent only $25 ust Rave own tools. RI-43%0, HO 4380. of school. Sires on
ITE BO Y out bicy cle en chores around grocery sto store.
roper persons. 90, care Times, ye
| big money.
TENOR SINGER for choir, ange voice lessons. Address Box 1100, Times
Positions Wanted—Male 19
‘COLORED high school “boy “with bicycle wants delivery, houseboy, drug store work asi school. endell Moss,
TRUCK DRIVER, wheel,
experienced, 4 ] references. Box 1092, care Times,
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‘Dwyer School of Business Offers a special 5 months’ training course to meet present day requirements. Enroll now. Indiana Trust Bidg., RI-19%07.
ersonal Services 13
DESIRABLE HOME - Convalescents or aged atiehy (Reasonable). Nurse's
care, 1-887 LI-9642
ACME Delivery Service 25¢
Schools & Instructions
5th FIL
and Transfer Trucking, 81.50 un ver hr, & veke..
I WILL NOT be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other ian ld after Jan. 29, 1942. ALBERT H
Money to Loan GENERAL
On CHARACTER or AUTO WITHOUT ENDORSERS
Borrow #75 10%5,000 « 6 to 18 months to pay * 6 weeks to make 1st payment
COST REDUCED Yj
on entire amount of all PER #100 Loans Over *500 from *8 to (J) PER VEAR
whith is only one per cent per month on unpaid balances.
10 EAST WASHINGTON SMA LICENSEFRS
LOANS
JANUARY EXPENSES
$10 to $100 on your sig-
nature only immediately if employed.
$10 to $300 on auto or furniture in one day. 304 KRESGE BLDG. MARKET 4409
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0OANS NANCE
Locally swned and manaeed
Park for Appraisal
Office on ground four. Park next door Walk abuut 20 feet oring wn title and get your wah it's that easy. Buckeve finance Co. loan dept ot
EQUITABLE STRAIT) TRI AL
LOANS _
LIBERAL LOAN CO 152 N. Delaware
01-8608 Furniture nto
rience, erences.
NURSE, practical ex training. Doctor’ x refe reasonable. CH-2044,
Charg
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INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE ASSOCIATION
330 Occidental Bldg. RI-3581
30| Money to Loan 30
| SMALL LOAN LICENSEES
Money to Loan __ SMALL LOAN LICENSEES
HONOR LOANS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET
Ne Security of Any Kind No mortgages or endorsers. Just plain note and nothing else. No credit inquiries of friends or relatives. Immediate attention to -all applications. To apply, phone, write or visit either office.
Paymente include charges at Household's rate of 23% per month on that part of a balance nak exceeding $150, and 1 34% per month on that part of a balance in excess of
Pind hore the cash loan you need
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1 wo INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES 828 Illinots Buildi 615 Merchants Bank Building Corner Illinois and Meoket ashington & Meridian 8. S. Meeker, Mgr., Phone Riley 5404 M. J. Scott, ory Phone Riley 1471 Loans Made to Resides of Nrardy Towns
Oopyright, Household Fiance Corp., 1941
Compare our rates and payments and you will agree that Commonwealth J is the place to go when’ | vou need money.
When you borrow, it is wise to shop around and get a loan where the rates are most. favorable. Commonwealth for instance, operates on a REDUCED RATE,* charging only 2% monthly on loan balances of $150 or less, and 132%: monthly on that part of the unpaid balance above $150.
OAN PAYMENTS#® $ 50 $ 3.34 100 6.67 200 13.30 300 19.76 #18 Monthl Dayients
200 Roosevelt D Vy Hl and Wash.
205 Odd Fellow L.. Wash. and Penn, Jncoln 8495 *Monthly rates formerly 3% on balances of $100 or less and 1'27, on balance above.
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ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE LOAN COMPANIES IN THE STATE
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AUTO LOAN CO, INC.
110 W. OHIO ST. RI- 593s.
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(AUTOS FOR _ RENT)
RENT-A-CAR
W. F. HEATER, PROP. DRIVE-UR-SELF 3 KY. AVE. RI-7788.
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OF the better kind-custom built by-
Personal Services
ATTFNTION LADIES
Get vour hair cut free daily, Saturday for a limited time only. TERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL, 220 N Penn,
except
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LADIES. MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE
MEYER O JACOBS
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REAL ESTATE
For Rent... For Sale... Wanted... Loans
Rooms Without Board
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Hotels 16
DELAWARE, 393 Bleeping room; DE nes, yogis heat, near bath: walking distance,
BROADWAY, 2238-—Newly furnished rooms, Stoker hi heat. Close bath: home privileges.
BROADWAY, 2227—Lovely, well furnished, private Dome ASE ntleman preferred; College car.
APITOL. Jil N.—Pleasant room; innersprings; large closet: no other roomers; reasonable, WA-802%.
CHURCHMAN. 1205 (4 block carline)— Nice. clean room: reasonable: quiet
neighborhood. MA-8749.
DELAWARE, 1850 N.—Large front; maple furniture; 2 gentlemen Side entrance. TA-5619, TA-3 A
DELAWARE. N.—Attractive, sleeping and h Be ears roams. heat.
DELAWARE, 202¢ vate bath, stoker, Phone, 1-2 employed.
ILLINOIS, 2015 N.--Nicely furnished front room; private home; phone; gentleman preferred.
IR ING TO Aree defense plants; neighborhood.
EW JERSEY. fies Sleeping , Too! To%u;s.
clean, Goo
N.—Well furnished, pri-A-1 transportation.
warm room; near 2, Si temen; hi-grade
sy furnished Good hea ason-
2605 N.—Warm room:
FENNSTLVANIA ext bath: gentlemen pre-
suitable 2: ferred. Pho one
PENNSYLVANIA, 1851 front, large closet; springs. arage. 'WA-8T47.
RURAL, 10¢ S.—Steam heat; next bath; good rANSPOTLAtiOn: 1 block Mallory’s; reasonable.
WAL “INGTON BLVD.. 2838-—Warm, cheerful room, adjoining bath. near transportation. Phone.
WASHINGTON BLVD. 2820—Warm, front innersprings, shower bath, near transportation, $3. TA-3821.
clean,
N.—Large, - inner-
stoker heat,
room, nicelv furnished, private home. Gentleman. MA-0372.
10TH., E, 918—Room double bed; 2 men; $2.50 each; plenty hot water; vate entrance; near Schwitzer. LI-5828
ne 34 W. (between Meridian oe Ili0i§) — Comfortable room; single or double. _ WA-7456.
32D, 603 E.— Unusually comfortable. pleaant room. twin beds, garage breakfast optional. TA-2818
33D, 38 W. (off Meridian); nicely furnished, beautyrest; home. Phone.
TTH, 230 E. Se, leas fu vate Ava 600 women. HU-5 FUR! ISHED See rooms, Ki Park, 5145 W. Whashin LOVELY furnished room in new home, BOIINCAst: every convenience. CH-
front room, private
Fined, pribusiness
rooms 3 al ilieies: Beauty
separate entrance,
TRICTLY MODERN; water. Gentle-
Ss tiled bath, constant ho man preferred. TA-0018
LISON men ah to 2 double
a 4935 W h. D-—North. Employed le Ce LiL near Butler carline, “HO
Rooms With Board 16
$5.50 — COMER, 20 — Attractive room; Widow's ome: twin beds; 2 meals. Men)” Ath. 1. A MA ST. 542 S.—Walking dis5 Ae Front room; steam heat: hot water
BROA'
work:
2320—Attractive front roo mea. Drviteges: reasonable. WA-3223,
T N AVE. 628 (near R. C. A.).—AtBAT ¢e twin bedroom: innersprings.
Call CH-T822 Meridian 2035 2153—Comft. studio rm. for girl; meals: home prv.; phone.
-(MER., N-W.—Old-age Ro a Joom.
OR a und steam he
PARIS, 29186—Room for middle-a genyem en; meals optional. ( Ait),
Businessmen's hi + Excel. meals. WA-TISL.
di se: 10th,
$5 WK. UP, BARTON HOTEL
Large, clean, attrae. rms.; good beds;
louses for Rent
ILLINOIS 8.. SaCorated. new furnace.
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R-L Em mode, neply | TOTAL PRICE, $3, 500 2 Houses, 1350 Union St.
One 6-room mod., one 4-room semi-
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PENN N., 2228%—6-Room modern, good furnace. garage, $35. Near carline. LI-4998.
free Dashing. Delaware at Michigan. LIWeekly
Jones Hotels Rates 90 UP SPENCER HOTEI~Marvin Jones. Mgr.
Hoosier Hote
440 Massachusetts.
heat; showers. $¢ up.
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lousekeeping Rooms $5—New Jersey, 631 N.—1, 3 rms. Phone.
$3; $3.50; oy kitchenette apartments. fur-
$3. PINE, 728 N.—1-Room, everythin nished. Private entrance. LI-6842.
213 E.—Large room, next bath, innersprings, utilities. Adults. LI-5858, evenings.
$6.50 UP; library apartments; furnished 3Rarimens S; utilities. distance. 814 N. Meridia
desirable, Walking
Hot, cold water. City |
mod.; in good condition; close to Sacred Heart school, and transportation.
KOME AND INCOME HU-2803. C. A. Young. MA.G4{1
MA-9821. Edw. Dillehay. J. 8S. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del.
28 NEW HOMES
Walking distance to many defense plants. $4.450=-$550 cash--$26.35 per mo.
2 Completed Weekly
800 So. Kapnes at Rhodius Park. Sade and Waashington H. 8 Bus an
"BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.
BUILDERS 243 N. Del. RI-3477,
DOWN PAYMENTS
5-Rm. semi-modern, water paid. Call Mr. Goldman.
St. Peter, 90
MA-9381. for Rent or Sale—Open New Homes at 3415 N. Grant, 3446
N. ghomman Lr. and others. TIM ARV CH-2598-M
“A City Home in Country 80 acres east on paved road. modern ouse: hardwood floors: furnace: bath: act a Washington home. Large barn; new .\og house: double eribs: poultry aa broodel houses; buildings set in cener of 10 acre forest. i a fine farming fend well tiled and f
ACRO REALTY ‘co., R1-3312
Farms and Suburbans
BR-1426
ALABAMA N, Bs studio apartment. utilities; entrance. Reasonable. Adults.
ALABAMA, 20387 N.—2-Room partment. ReSiigeration, utilities. Employed adults.
furnished private
BICKING. 318
’ -room furnished apartment, utilities:
3 “private entrances; wise eeping room: near Lilly's. RI-89
CO SEE 152¢—Father, mother apartment; lower 3 rooms. Adults Tonly Fo
COLLEGE: 1135--2 rooms, furnished; next bath; utilities; private; $5: adults.
His ESS. 903—1. 2. 3-room furnished - apartments: Neilities furnished. TA-6196.
DORMAN, 730-1 down: next bath; utiliRh (Private front cutside entrance. duit
EUCLID, N., 109—Modern lovely efficiency; refri sration: hardwood floors; $30 mo. -room
Lovely trailer. Rent or sell 0392.
ILLINOIS, 1726 N.—Livingroom and kitchen Nicely furnished. Immaculately clean; Frigidaire; private entrance.
ORIENTAL, 20 N.sAttractive 2 rooms; LLL TR oT ld aire, hot water, utilities; adult
PARK, 1226—Attractive 2 rooms. Rienenik near bath; hot water; Kelvinator, ults.
TUXEDO. 34 N.—Nicely furnished room walking distance R, C. A.. Mallory's. Employed couple. MA-5233.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS -- Room beds: privileges of widow's home: reasonable. GA-1639.
“RE R WOODRUFF. 608 M. Ro kitchenette.
twin very
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{ 2 bedrooms, lovely combination ¢abinet | Kitchen and dinette, attractive baths, full | basements, good furnaces, neatly decorated, side drives. Near school and trans, Located—3600 N. Caroline (2000 E.) JOHN MAX REALTY CO. MA-T441, 1017 PEOPLES BANK BLDG.
HOMES OF DISTINCTION
5430 N. Meridian, 5-bedroom Brick home; 2 baths; large lot: 2-car garag 5021 Washington blvd; brick; a2 baths; 2-car garage. 7C2 E. 58th St.; 3-bedroom brick; baths; 2«car garage. 3058 N. Penn.; 3 vedrooms and maid's rm.; 2 complete baths: oil heat; 2-car gar. 10% dn. pymt. Call Mr. Burtt, MA-8581.
1-Rm. Md. Single, $3500
1800 E.—15 Sq. north of Wash. See 25°N. Walcott, Well arranged for rooming house; $500 down, bal. $30 per mo. Call for appointment. Mr. Nicolai or Mr. Koepper. MA-6411 J. 8. Cruse Realty Co, 128 N. Del.
10-RM. MOD. 1550 Carrollton; suitable for conversion into 4 apts. $3750. Terms, Others. 5-Rm. living quarters & grocery combination; near Riverside; $3500. 10° down. LI-4264.,
Elbert L. McDaniel nee
an ei— Garden Ground here. Five-room frame bungalow, semi-modern; rock wool on ceilings extra lot; front } ela Shon bus and school near, 3022
TRADE FARM
For Apt. or Storerooms. 160 A.; good imp.; large barn; big income from gravel pit. 25 miles N. East of city. MA-2377. JACK C. CARR. HU-2200. 21
POR LEASE—Service station, restaurant, dwelling house on 9a acres of iand, dosated a miles rorth of city limits on Te d 31, Jagwns as “Flag nd Fire on Co., 850 S. Keystone, °
CORNER 10th and Olney—Larep modern Rorsiiom: heat and water furnished.
Business Property
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Wanted to Rent 23
LET US MANAGE your property and Yh -cottect your rents. We are Bonded agents. Allison Realty Co., Inc. 140 N. Del. St. RI-2368.
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129 E. Market. %rs0s.
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HODGES STORAGE CO.
Store Now—Pay Six Months Later timates Free. Inspection Invited, 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019.
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N. Tit. 806. Mr. ostey 2368. ALLISON REALTY C con ING. . REALTORS.
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Chotce apartments gladly shown. LI-5555.
REYER APTS. 144 W. 18th St. Lovely efficiency available at $37 including utilities. Modern puiiding, near Methodist Hospital.
General Apartments 22 22_W. Vermont % Wi LI-2430. FOUR ROOMS, $47.50 water. Tol Cron sgt and 0 Rischeneste:
Shall TO Eo, 1819 Maryland. Adu Pe ha dias
CHRISTIAN lad share fu apartment. RR sonable Call EE ohes after 8 p. m.
ROOMS, unfurnished; downstairy A Yuji p ‘paid. Reasonable rent
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Houses and Lots Sale
2230-32 KENWOOD
8 rms. aside. Only $350 down. Easy terms. Rents $50 mo. Good investment. MA-3521. MR. DITTRICH BE-4249-R. E. KIRK McKINNEY EY Co, INC.
970 MORELAND AVE.
An excellent 5-rm. modern bungalow within 10 minutes walk of Allison plant. Terms. Mr. Hartley, BE-4212. SON REALTY CO.. INC., REALTORS, RI- 2368. J
LOANS FOR BUILDING, BUYING REMODELING, REFINANCING GET THE FACTS—SAVE TIME
H. Duff Vilm MORTGAGE co.
1017 Peoples Bank Bldg.
BE SURE of vour title stract prepared ov Union Title Co. 158 BE Market St Unlon litle Bide,
COLORED—Why pay rent when you can own cheaper than rent? Nice 5- %
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R. NEW BUNGALOW 1802 42nd. St. Pive-room modern; steel furnace; hardwood floors. Only $450 down. $28.50 month, incl. taxes and ins. Sort Rice 3 $4,450. Mr. Ostrom, MA-8383.
PAUL T L. MCGORD CO.. 615 LemcKe Bldg.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS nn Otterbein: beautiful Y-rm., brick and frame house lots; oii ‘landscaping: full dbsmt.; ara; Si Owner will show -4 Mr. Ed. Zwicker. A LISON REALTY CO., ING. REALTORS.
2939 N. MERIDIAN ST.
10-Roomt modern frame residence Needs some repair. Paul Boardman MA-1331 FLETCHER TRUST COMPANY, AGENT
RTH—Best close-in neighborhood, dandy -bedrm. mod., long living rm. plastered basement &ood cod. A real barg., $3250. mo.
re dn., $28 per mo. 1st yr. $35 m eatter pays x erything. Hudelson, CH-2029-31 LINDEN-$2500 Nice 3-rm. bungalow dble. a vid Studebaker Realty ,.5';
308 Shelby NEW
'W 2-bedroomn home, east, near Arlington; one-third acre ground, side drive,
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$50—SOUTH--Fine. co2v, new, rm. bungalow: Sard, garage.
SHEPARD, 1428—Near rooms, Kitchenette trance, $7. MA-7755.
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‘1ses for Rent
garage: $4500; take cash or ate modai car as down payment. LI-211
NEW 2-BEDROOM modern. Sa features. No wood trim. Open fave 43 Saturday afternoon and Sund BY 50 6! E. 18th St. . ELVERS.
Real Estate Wanted 27 RAVE numerous er TORS, 110 N. Del. RY-2368. Real Estate Loans
Curtis-Wreight 3 oa 2 DAV
home, 21 Boulevard Place, $2000, 10% down, 1% monthly, HU-6747, TA-9811. REAL ESTATE WANTED. Do. eu want to sell your dwelling? i all of homes in all p the Cit gan us for a Appiaisal SrLrson REA TY Ine., RE 28 VIDSON if. ot Room Ee x= p 8 c < rS
cept furnace. A-1 condition. $1500. VAN "HORN, MA-8984.
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