Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1942 — Page 17

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Bisons Pounce On Indians

For 12-5 Score

Times Special COCOA, Fla, April 7—The Indianapolis Indians are in the waning part of their spring training trip. But one exhibition gdme remains on the docket and that will be played here tomorrow against the Buffalo Bisons of the International league with whom the Tribesters have a game edge of three to two to date in grapefruit loop sessions. Lefty Bob Logan probably will be sent to the firing line to go as far as he likes against the Bisons. He's still ahead of his mound mates on form and record this spring and has already worked a seven-inning stretch. J After tomorrow the Redskins will settle down to daily routine practice, but heavy on batting and in-

field drill. They will close the camp! Sunday and roll out for the north!

and Indianapolis early Monday morning. The boys are due in the hometown and at Victory field on Tuesday, April 14, two days in advance of the American association opener against Columbus.

Bisons Turn on Tribe

The Tribe's exhibition record now |

stands at seven games won and] three defeats. Pierce yesterday, the Buffalo Bisons | went on the warpath and pinned back the Indians’ ears, 12 to 5. George Gill, veteran right-hander, and Pat Ralsh, rookie, were the vietims of the Bisons’ uprising. The Bisons pilfered Gabby Hartnett’s “big inning” thunder and staged a seven-run rally in the second stanza against what Gill had to offer. The Indians caught up. In that chnto Buffalo slaughtered Gill for six hits, including a home run by Bill Boken, former Amer-| ican association infielder. Gill worked five innings and Rookie; Ralsh three. The youngster, a right-hander, was nervous and his control was “terrific”—in reverse. | He issued five walks and made two! wild pitches.

Three Rookies Dropped

Incidentally, Ralsh has been refeased to the Jacksonville club of the South Atlantic league. And he] will be accompanied there by rookie Pitcher Paul Taylor and rookie Catcher Earl Tunter. The young catcher looks the part of a future great but needs seasoning in the] little minors. The Tribe retains! strings on the three youngsters. Ed Dersch and Eddie Marcum, young hurlers who reside in Indianapolis, are marked for release after the Tribe squad returns north, according to training camp gossip.) Joe Bestudik was the Tribe's best! hitter yesterday with a single and double. Joe Moore, outfielder, was, given a rest and did not make the trip to Ft. Pierce. Milt Galatzer filled in for him and got one hit. Packey Rogers, subbing for Bill] Skelley in the shortfield, had a bad| day by committing three errors in| nine chances. The defeat snapped the Indians’ winning streak at five straight. = = = INDIANAPOLIS

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Loss of Camilli and Herman Hurts Dodgers; Lose, 6-5

By UNITED PRESS NOFOLK-—Minus much of their batting punch because of the absence of Dolph Camilli and Billy Herman, the Brooklyn Dodgers continued their exhibition series against the New York Yankees today. A Brooklyn rally in the eighth inning fell short of the mark yesterday and the Yankees scored an 6-5 triumph. Johnny Allen held the Yanks scoreless for five innings but they opened up on Al Sherer for

four runs in the eighth to win.

OKLAHOMA CITY—Carl Hubbell and Bob Carpenter were scheduled to pitch for the New York Giants against the Cleveland Indians in the 10th game of their exhibition series today. Mel

Harder will start for the Indians. Jim Bagby went the route for Cleveland yesterday as the Indians made a six-run fourth inning good for a 6-5 triumph over the Giants. Manager Lou Boudreau belted a three-run homer and Rookie Catcher Jimmy Hegan a four-bagger good for two runs, to spark the Cleveland drive.

TUCUMCARI—The New Chicago Cubs batting order—revamped for power—gets another test today against the Chicago White Sox in the ninth game of their barnstorming series. With Dom Dallessandro shifted to the clean-up spot, Bill Nicholson batting third and Catcher Clyde Mc- | Cullough sixth, the Cubs collected six runs on eight hits while holding the Sox to three tallies in a five-inning contest yesterday.

DURHAM—Manager Billy Southworth has decided on the lineup that will start the season for the St. Louis Cardinals except for two positions, left field and first base, he said today. At left field, there are four contenders Harry Walker, Ervin Dusak, Stan Musial and Coaker Triplett. Two will be kept and the others will be farmed out, he said. Johnny Triplett | Hopp, a standout last season and the sensational Columbus rookie, Ray Sanders are battling for the first base spot and may alternate there, Southworth said. The Cards play Detroit here today.

DELAND-—The St. Louis Browns broke camp today and headed for Anderson, S. C., where they play the Atlanta Crackers, but they left behind six pitchers and an infielder to catch up on their work. Manager Luke Sewell said he believed the players would get in more work than if they went with the team. Bill Cox, Loy Hanning, John Niggeling, John Whiethead, Booils Hollingsworth and Stanley Ferens were

| the pitchers and Don Heffner, the

infielder,

JACKSONVILLE — Rockie Bob Repass of the Washington Senators doubled with the score tied and the bases full in the ninth inning yesterday to give his team a 6-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phils. It was the 18th victory for the Senators against six losses in the spring training season, and their second straight over Philadelphia.

JACKSONVILLE —Manager Hans Lobert of the Philadelphia Phils said today that while he likes to win pre-season exhibition games, defeats are almost as important if they give him a chance to analyze the mistakes of his rookies under fire. After losing the third straight game to the Washington Senators yesterday, 6-3, Lobert said the rookies he used in the game, including Shortstop Bill Burich, had learned a valuable lesson. Burich’s fumble in the third inning gave the game away.

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Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, April 7, 198: 1942 BAUMANN—Caroling, , age See 81 years, ers of

of dol 2 LY BY “ ene, B innie Swartzbaugh " from late Me HAIR Faursdny, 8: 30 Sac Heart Chur 9 a. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. RRs of Christian Mothers society will meet Wednesday, 8 p. m., for prayer. Lauck .

Service. CORK—Diana Kay, ‘beloved daughter of Geor; Cork, Sse Away

and Mary Monga oy Services Wednesda ay, D. Beanblossom ap NAT Burial Floral Park cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary any time. ER— Nellie wife of Eli H. Cramer, 3 Earl and _Willia Cramer, is Gaskill, Mrs. Walter Bailey, Clarsnce Roembke, Mrs. Johnny Se of Henry Ed pass away Tuesday, ap Pe Rtv ces “indy 2. Dn. University Heights United ‘Brethren hurch. Friends invited. 1 Haven cemetery.

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DAVIS—Paul Thomas, age 35 years, son of . Ruby E, Davis, brother of Carlos and Norman T., a are] WednesE Bal at the Usher ashington st. Friends Burial Crown mn cemetery.

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FAHRLANDER—Elizabeth, of 645 Parker ave, entered into rest Monday, age 54 years, wife of Albert L. Fahrlander, mother of Mrs. Margaret Louise Tulley, Betty Gene Baker, sister of Walter Jones. Services ednesday, 10 a. m,, at Harry W. Moore ce chapel. ew Castle,

GRIMM-—Miss Della O, of 4410 E. Washington st., passed away Sunday, April 5. Funeral from Finn Bros. funeral home, 1639 N. Meridian st., Wednesday, April 8, at 2:30 p. m, Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Progress Rebekah lodge No. 395 services. Friends invited.

CKS—Cornelius W.—Age . 42, 2214 orris st., lestine M.

Louisville, Ky., dricks, Rlencoe, Ia. Carl Hendricks, St. Louis, Mo.. Florence Kimmel, Louisville, Ky. passed, away Monday night. Funeral Thursday, . m,, at the Farley Funeral home, 1 d . Morris st. Friends may call at the Funeral home after 7 p. m Tuesday. Cremation.

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C. Honecker. beloved mother . Charles J. Fritz, the late Rose Honecker, grandmother of Mrs. Paul Mueller and Mrs. agua Lynch, passed away Sunday, Apri ge 8 years. Funeral from late residence, 3 E. Palmer, Wednesday, 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem igh mass at Sacred Heart Church, 39 Interment St. Joseph cemetery Friends invited. (Members of Third Oraar of St. Francis will meet at the residence Tuesday, 8 p. m.. for prayer.)

MARKSBURY—Charles E., husband of Dora Marksbury, father of Mrs. Louise Myers, Mrs. Dorothy Scott, Ss. Marie Coffman, Mrs, Virginia Barber, Arthur and James Enlow, brother of Mrs. George Rely, passed away Monday mornin Services Wednesday,

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MON Ne Lucile, , 248 39 years. Daughr of M arvey Moon, sister » Pare. Mable i, Mrs. Martha Cogle, Mrs. Minnie Craig. Clarence, Loyd and Lawrence Moon, passed away early Tuesday at residence in Ballard apartments. Services Thursday, 2 p. m onkle Funeral home, 193% W Friends invited. Burial Friends may gall at residence of parents, 101 Manhattan. (First street west of Lynhurst and north of National road.)

NEESE—Susan Stewart, age 76, sister of Mrs. J. H. McCarty, Mrs. Mary Bor and Lon Hedrick of Indianap Elizabeth Thompson of Sheridan, and Albert Hedrick of Columbus, Ind. died Sunday. Friends may call at the Feeney & Feeney funeral home, 2339 N. Meridian Funeral services Wednesday, 2 m.. at funeral home. Burial Oakhill cemetery, Lebanon, Ind. (Lebanon papers please copy.)

PRINDLE—David J.. of 1410 N. Dearborn st., entered into rest Sunday, age 77 years, husband of Mrs. Minnie A. Prindle, father of Mrs. Florence Campfield, Russell E. and Harold J. Prindle, grandfather of Charles Campfield Jr. Ser-

salary terms without reaching an |immediate agreement. Mr. Middlesworth, city recreation |director until he takes the Butler | post, said he also discussed with Dr.

[Ross the possible effect of the (navy's taking over the field house on the Butler physical education picture. Meanwhile, Paul (Tony) Hinkle, actually the university's director of athletics for the time being, was back on the campus to await his commission in the navy, expected some time this week. Mr. Hinkle has been assisting with the physical education program at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station while on a 30-day leave of absence from Butler which ended Saturday. When he returns to Great Lakes he will continue assisting in the program and will coach the basketball team.

Lawson Will Keep “I” at Stanford

PALO ALTO, Cal, April 7 (U. P.) —Stanford university's football team will stick to former Coach Clark Shaughnessy’s “T” formation next fall, but “tea-time manners” are out. Jim Lawson, new head coach and all-American end at Stanford 18 years ago, told a squad of 76 candidates who reported for spring practice: “I'm going to ask you to play a little bit rougher than I've ever seen a Stanford team play before. And don’t call me Mr. Lawson, my name is Jim.” |

‘Warmerdam Voted Best Athlete

NEW YORK, April 7 (U. P) — Cornelius Warmerdam, the Piedmont, Cal, high school teacher who is the only 15-foot pole vaulter in track history, was chosen the outstanding performer of the 1942 indoor track and field season, the annual poll of the Metropolitan|® °° Track Writers association disclosed! today. Greg Rice, Notre Dame alumnus, was runner-up to Warmerdam’s 44 points with a total of 40. Leslie|-—— McMitchell of N. Y. .U. finished third with 31 points while John Borican of Elberon, N. J. gathered two points.

Welch, Mason Enter Midwest Golf Meet

FRENCH LICK, April 7 (U. P) — Charles Welch, Auburn, Ind., country club champion, and Tom Mason, also of Auburn, filed their entries (today for the 11th annual Midwest jamateur golf tournament opening here Friday. With Perry Byard of Terre Haute and Henry Timbrook of Columbus, the state amateur champ, Welch and Mason form a distinct threat for the title held by Gus Moreland.

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Rooms Without Board 14

—adjoining Delaware

13TH, 229 E._Comfortable, bath, in: nersprings, like home bus. RI-1836.

$3.50; COMFORTABLE room; nea

$3,

$4; MERIDIAN, N., gentleman: innersprings. water. WA-2222

ALABAMA, 1620 N —Large front; home: garage; 1-2 gentlemen; able. TA-9236.

BOSART, 503 N.—Front, water, Brivate home, tion. IR-8144

BROADWAY, stairs room: garage; optional.

BROADWAY. 809 (near Real Silk) Nice room; 1-2 gentlemen: modern; phone.

BROADWAY, 2316—Nice, clean, warm room; hnerepings; hot water; near carline. WA-5494

| BUCHANAN. 605—Comfortable, very clean, Dext bath: gentleman preferred. MA: 361

CENTRAL, 2535—Large double twin peas also atc ye sitting room; studio couch. WA-3121.

CENTRAL or close bath; private home; WA-3236.

constant

private reason-

twin beds, hot good transporta-

down-

2351—Large, fron board

gentlemal;

525 S.—Lovely room; 1-2 employed.

COLLEGE, 4720—Large, desirable room 2 gentlemen; twin beds; modern Dipvate home. HU-1191. CONGRESS, 913—Nice clean room, bath; innersprings; use of phone.

6746. DELAWARE, 1850 N._Large front; beautifully furnished: 2 closets; employed | couple. TA-3875, TA-5619

ILLINOIS. 2015 N. —Ni cely “furnished “front; | close bath; private ome; gentleman | preferred; phone

ILLINOIS, 2424 N.—Large double twin beds optional; innersprings. reasonable. WA-1326.

ILLINOIS, 1808 N.—Nice large front, newly decorated. venetian blinds, suitable WA-1857.

MERIDIAN 2220 N.—Large room, twin beds private entrance. Reasonable. Good transportation. WA-8039

MERIDIAN, 430 N., APT. 5, 6—Third floor; nice, clean sleeping room; prefer double.

|MICHIGAN, 4913 E.—Front {

ce cl “next TA-|

room; price

room; mo bath; home privileges; meals optional:

employ ed lady.

JERSEY, optional; _ monthly rate.

priv, PENNSYLVANIA, 2351 N. — Love ventilated, home for gentleman, bath, $3.50. WA-533

PENNSYLVANIA, So PT. 3—Comfortable, next bath, Riteren privileges, frigidaire. Couple or gentleman.

TALBOTT, 2168 N.—Front ro windows. zot water; Pennsylvania om Hey Gentleman. TA-1697.

TALBOT, 2341 N.—2 lovely sleeping rooms: adjoining bath; cooking privileges; reasonable. TA-9985.

TIBBS, 526 N.—Comfortable room, twin beds: next path: near Allison's, on bus‘ine. BE-315

WOODRUFF PLACE (958 Middle Drive) — Soniorianle room. nicely furnished, near a

2201—Cheerful; break- | home, Consider]

N.. private hone.

NEW . tile shower, ! gentleman.

"front.

ely well close

32ND, 615 W.—Cheerful front room: 2 closets; next path: no other roomers. Garage. WA-532

UNFURNISHED bath: stoker heat.

a bedroom; near 2158 N. Alabama.

Rooms With Board 16

$5.50 — ~ CRUFT. 1542 — Attractive front; rivate home; twin beds. 2 meals. Genlemen. GA-5780.

BROADWAY: 2320—Large, attractive room; suitable 2: innersprings; meals; reasonable. WA-3225.

CENTRAL, 2155—Clean, warm tellent board: home privileges. Fehon. EYSTONE, 1225 N.—Nice front room; good meals; fytienien preferred: reas: onable

ath; close Illinois car and bus. 2410 Bierson. Ghildren

1916—Nice, large room; | hou! ji

| CARROLLTON

2. | ENGLISH AVE,

[$35 and $45—Broadway at two bedr

Rooms With Board 15

6700 EAST—Will care 3 elderly persons; modern, clean, quiet home: screened Press first floor. Box 811, Times, IR-89

School age, preferred. Mother's care. HU-T7584.

Apartments for Rent 18

Houses and Lots Sale 25

20TH., 701 E—3-Room unfurnished apart; Dent as saaire, gas stove, private bath

Furn. Houses.—Apts. 18A

Hotels Jap Jones Hotels "= §5 Up

SPENCER HOTEL—Marvin Jones, Mgr. 1 Comf. beds, gd. ht., parkin Seminole g Pa:

3 day, $4.50 wk. 920 N. Ala, Ala.

Housekeeping Rooms 17

“room, bedroom, private entrance;

CENTRAL, 2122—Living kitchenette, dinette; garage; adults.

STATE S., 1027—3 Rooms furnished comi private bath, Frigidaire, garage.

VERY DESIRABLE, newly furnished, 3room and bath apartment; utilities paid; adults only; reasonable, After 5:30 call RI-8824 or RI-4617.

HOME APTS.—lg. selection, Ss, i yi White Age. WA-4466 (Eve, IR-T

$3. 50- rig 50-$5.50; 631 N. NEW JERSEY—1, aan room furnished apartments.

1-ROOM housekeeping "apartment;

$4. 50; ear bath; close to carline.

utilities; 915 Edison.

$6.50 UP; LIBRARY APARTMENTS —Desirable 2-room apartments; furnished; _utilities. 814 N. Meridian.

ALABAMA 2117 N.; 1 room and kitchenette studio apartment; sink, hot water, utilities. ALABAMA, 520 N.—Unfurnished 1-2 rooms; remodeling; utilities; phone. No drunks. Employed adults,

BLVD. PLACE, 3015—First floor studio apartment; built-ins; new bath; utilities furnished. See after 8 o'clock. IR6627.

| BROADWAY, private bat h, private entrance, $5.

BROADWAY, 1138—3 Rooms, toilet, $7; 3 large rooms, private bath, $10.

[. 2254 2 rooms; running water: ME tran private home: adults; $6.5

2029—Large tro room; Frigidaire; private

kitchenette,

1138 — Room, $ kitchenette,

Room,

light, sporta-

clean; tion; CARROLLTON,

constant hot water: entrance. WA-3156.

1214 — 2 for refined couple.

unfurnished rooms; Clean; rea-

__ sonable.

ILLINOIS, 2339 N.—2-3 room apartments, 8, § Furnished or unfurnished. Utitties paid.

LA SALLE, 1021 N. Lar privileges optional; pho ne.

| LINDEN,

kitchen garage:

e room; rigidaire;

1205 Front apartment, furnished or partly, private entrance; utilities. Adults LI- 9403.

| MCLEAN PLACE 24 (2200 North) —Large, front room, kitchenette, sink, downstairs. Private entrance. Reasonable. Phone.

MERIDIAN, 714 S.—$6; 2 rooms; Rlivate entrance. Children. GA-0933. GA-2930.

MORELAND, 520—Near Allison's. 2 rooms ished, utilities paid. Adults. BE4

ORIENTAL, 20 N.—Basement apartment; 4 rooms; private bath; Frigidaire; utile ities: hot water.

WALNUT, 111 E.—Walking distance; clean; housekeeping and furnished rooms; very esirable

ITH ST. BE. Room apartments, utilities. everything furnished. Walking distance. 2asonable, Get Want Aa results in he TIM

re lowest word rates in the city RY-5551 for resite at low pr

Apartments for Rent 18 ~ NEW—| BEDROOM APT,

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Choice apartments g |

General Apartments :

22 W. Vermont

CARROLLTON . SBS dinette, Rabel and AH h

and water! furn HALL-H io Ine.

RRL

OAKLAND, Hoi for gentleman; Cross Jentllation; good meals; near R. C. A. Phon

Large room;

innerlarge closet; gonsles

WOODRUFF PL. springs win beds,

Houses for Rent $30; 1308 W.

26TH. 4 Room mod., jgtetior good. STARKS REALTY CO. MA-9347

TT pe-g Room modern, except furnace, $25, 2-car garage and store extra, water paid. BR-2

HAVERFORD, 5671 — New 1-bedroom double: garage: $42.50. WOODRUFF REALTY. LI-5258. BR-6399.

WOODRUFF PL. — Attractive, 4 rooms, front porch, fireplace, electric refrigerafor ae garage, all utilities; $66.

FOR _ “SALE—Ideal home, 1 new 2- 3-bedroom modern, fireplace. full basement, large lot. 23 Rebecca drive. «off 5015 Rockville rd. BE-0120 ‘

50 ACRES—A-1 buildings: 140 acres, common _ buildings: 75 acres, close in, A-1 bujidines, Possession now “williams, E. Main, Greenfield, phone 112.

5 ACRE, 6 rooms, new paint, 29} Philadelphia. 16 acres, 7 rooms, barn, other buildings, near Maxwell. Williams. an E. Main, Greenfield, phone 112.

Farms and Suburbans

New 2-bedroom, rect, ‘“Victory” Sharon (3000 West), $32.25 month incl. est. taxes and insur. F. H. A. Investigate and compare. (6-rm. brick, $2,000) 1338 So. Olive (1200 E.) mod. except furnace, $200 dn., $13.77 mo., repair it yourself.

Elbert L. McDaniel Of Li-teet.

Res., RI-8790, x $2250—$225 cash.

433 N. BEVILLE AVE. 1 extra toilet down: lot Good cond.—$§ IR-4470. C. R. Echmeyer, RI-2368. ALLISON REALTY CO. Inc.,, REALTORS,

PRICE REDUCED DOUBLE ON TERMS

2842-44 MacPherson. 5 Rooms side, semi-mod., only $2150. MA-9821. EDW. DILLEHAY, MA-6411.

PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2714-7 room mode ern; 3 bedroom, sun parlor, long living room, hardwood floors, full b Farquar furnace, ¢ car or irade on small bungalow. Terms.

architecturally corbungalows; 19th and $4990, 109% down,

405 N. BEVILLE AVE. 5 rooms, bath; new decorations; paved alley.

rooms modern; aise: S-car gar.

DELAWARE, N., 3841—4 bedroom Slesps ing porch, 2 tile baths, QqUBTters, den. long living room, fireplace, 2-car garage, swimming pool. Tale dinary value, $7200, pris A sale. HU-3181,

BE SURE of vour title. Demand an abe stract prepared, by

Union Title Co. 155 B E. Market St. Union _Title e_Bldg.

WE OLIVE; HOLC. Terms. 7 rms., bath, $2,000; $200 dn.. $13.77 mo.

Studebaker Realty ,o4-%.

2308 Shelby

HOEFGEN ST. near Madison ave. 4-rm, mod. bung. $2000. Exchange for sube urban. ELMORE BROS. MA-3788.

Wanted to Rent

23 “List your rental property with us. Owners, as well as tenants, find our ground floor (o¢ation convenient. ALLISON REALTY (O.. Inc.. REALTORS. 140 N. Delaware St. E1-2308,

“Room’ ad in I'he [Imes costs a: thie as 16c per day AND produces QUICK RESULTS Phone RI-5551 between 9 a. m md Rn m

Moving & Storage eS, HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Later Estimates Free. Inspection Invited. 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019

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Houses and Lots Sale 25

73¢ LAUREL ST. A om home, feconditioned 1Y2 je . Good roof, nice floors comple te path, garage. Just off bus line. Plice $2,450, $500 dwn. 320.50 mo., intaxes and insura ail HT MAI. Eve. PMA-6063 ‘with

3TTH., 401 E.—T7-room modern. Ownef left city. says sell. HU-2689,

Free Inspection. TERMITE TERMITES CONTROL CO. HU-4252,

FOR SALE—Equity in 4-room doubie, modern. 45 S Mount. 3 i

3 ans E. 68th-—Nice mod., 5 room bung., 2 lots, $650 dn. Barg. WA-4466,

WASHBURN 5110—New, 4 rooms, bath: $250 down. $30 month. HU-2689,

LOT—40x146 ft. Jpn Jiniched ar live able): well Ewing, MA-8621,

COLOR ED_VACANT

$200 Cash; 18 Months, 2173 Hillside 6 Rooms; 2- Sar + Rice $2000,

521 Lemcke Bldg. 1, COLORED BUYERS--2536 Bouleva: Bess 6 . med. 50. Terms, ww 3. 38 8. ‘Tiiinots. LI-3814. :

‘Phone RI. 8561 for lowest want ad word rate in the oity and aulck vesults ; Seen—

Real Estate Investment Se EE rai ain

1137 GINBER; 6 rooms; 2 lots;

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“& GRA , 245 N. Del. RIT.

GENTONTE, Sth at site Ser room, LF Salem.