Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1942 — Page 15

MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1942 Reunion in the

Remember the championship Athletics of 1929, Three of that team are shown above holding a reunion in the Chicago White Sox dugout as Lieut. Mickey Cochrane, former catcher, pays the visit. At left is Coach Mule Haas.

my Dykes.

ABC Leaders Unchanged

COLUMBUS, O., April 20 (U. PJ. —The Hermann Undertakers of St. Louis, Mo., one of the middle west’s better bowling teams, take the

alleys tonight in Bowling Congress tournament. There were no changes among the tournament “first five”

man team score, with 2994, putting]

the American |

leaders | vision and added its 22 handicap

over the week-end. Isaac Baker &| | for first place in the handicap class. 1

Son of Erie, Pa. had the best five-1

them in ninth place. |

Myles Mosuch, Milwaukee, had the

best singles score, 691;

Y., Bill Flesch, Mt. Prospect, IIL, best all-events total, 1834.

Standings: TEAM Budweiser, Chicago Burweiser, St. Louis ...... esate weet Siu Schlitz, Milwaukee . 3105 Waldorf, Cleveland .......-.«~ cree? 3091 Linsz Recreation, Cleveland ...... es 3066 DOUBLES E. Nowicki-G. Baier, Milwaukee A. Zanoni-J. Seebeck, Clifton, N. J.... W. Rosnick-H. Hedtke, Los Angeles... 3. Paul-O. Ericson, Philadelphia . 135%

1365

SINGLES

Nelson Burton, St. Louis Geo. Ludeman, Ft. Wayne, Ind Raymond Hultquist, Chicago Robt. Tritschler, Norwood, O. Wm. Forslund, New York ALL-EVENTS

Stanley Moskal, Saginaw, Mich. Walter Frey, Cleveland ..

746)

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Norman | O., who rolled a 663 series and led Miller and Milton Volk, Buffalo, N.| the Shultz-Hudson quintet into secthe best doubles score, 1252, and | ond place of the championship team the | class

{April 20 (U. P.).—Pedro Leopoldo 137% | Carreras of Argentina established a age DEW world record for six hours of | play in balkline (18-1) billiards last

W. Selle-J. Spannich, Rock Island, Ni. 1342) night with a grand average of 3.824 | points per try.

53446, held by Maurice Vignaux of iy | France, had stood for 40 years.

_|Tennis Meeting

1961] The Central Indiana Tennis asso-|

third spot, 29 pins behind the

Billiard Record

30 and 31

At right is Sox Manager Jim-

Northern Five In Pin Lead

Un-Brak-O-Screw bowlers were replaced last night as leaders in the Capitol City sweepstakes at the West

Two Buckeyes Clash in Ring Here Friday

Another five-bout professional boxing bill will be staged at the Armory next Friday night by the Hercules A. C., with middleweights Toughy Gib Jones, Cincinnati, O, and Curly Denton, Dayton, O, clashing in the ten-round main attraction. Jones, one of the most popular belters to appear here in recent months, scored a 10-round decision over Al Sheridan, Indianapolis 160pounder, at the armory two weeks ago. Denton also has decisioned Sheridan and also boasts a victory over Jones in a recent scrap at Louisville. Matchmaker Lloyd Carter has signed two welterweights in an eight-round semi-windup; Sam Rutledge of Columbus, O., and Bobby Nichols, stablemate of Jones. Nichols upset Milton Bess, local welter, in five rounds on the JonesSheridan card. ‘Earl Paul, victor in his last two starts as a money fighter, also will have a place on the program. An opponent for the popular local featherweight is being sought.

Side bowling center. Holland Furnace of Michigan City | toppled 2093 actual pins for first | place in the championship team dis

Ed Boerse and Ray Harley led the team with scores 628 and 611, respectively. Individual honors went to Dr. V. J. Samlley of Norwood,

Un-Brak-O Screw bowler$ are in

Shultz-Hudson five.

BAHIA BLANCA, Argentina,

It was an exhibition. The former six-hour record of

Willard Reinke, Sheboygan, Wis. .... 1988 ciation will hold its weekly Mnch-

1952 |

Roy Simmons, Des Moines, Iowa 1945 |

George Young, New York ..

Times Special

{ tel. | with the tennis association is urged’

eon Friday noon at the Severin ho-!

Any club member affiliated

TERRE HAUTE. April 20.—In- to attend.

dianapolis bowlers led the way yes- 3

terday competition resumed in the | men’s annual state bowling tourna- | ment here. Capital city keglers captured first) place in the doubles and climbed | high in team positions. i Joe Rea and Pete Emst, Indianapolis, took first place in the doubles with a two-man score of 1282. Manuel Schonecker and Bill Tarrant, also of Indianapolis, followed with 1260 for second position. Blue Ribbon Ice Cream and Trans-American teams from Indianapolis took over third and fourth positions, respectively, in the team race. |

Tribe Box Score

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Blackburn, If Rogers. S87. Jn

Month, I. .- Bestudik, 3b...ec.... Powell, cewmarana, Skelley. 2b ......... Pasek, ¢ Logan,

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dts

ultz, opm, Left on bases—Toleds 9. Indianapolis 7. Base on balls—DOf Ran 1, Cox 3. Struck out—By logan &, 4. Umpires—Peters, Parker “Johnson, Time—1:44,

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ol coco mm ol SHINGO OS mil ro p. 2] owned rind -r wl HOU WHO WS» rl cooosscmatd

(Seven Tonings; Agreement)

Toledo, INDIANAPOLIS

Bunt batted Bo Ske

ee, : OSterimueller, 3 in inn Losing Ostermueller. Umbies— Paley. snd Peters. Time—1:35.

SUFIasLL

Fountain uare A. who gost to Indianapolis Railways ae 9 to 8 ell meet the Normal A. C. team nert Sunday in » Souble header at Willard park, beginning at 1:30 p.

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Soph Hurlers Pace Butler

It looks like another sophomore year for Butler university athletes. The Bulldog baseball team has won its three first games and chalk each win to a second year man. Harold Miller won the first tilt. Last Saturday sophomores Norman Williams and Glenn Miller hurled the Bulldogs to a double triumph over DePauw university on the Fairview diamond. Williams gave the Tigers one hit in the first game and connected for a homer in the fourth inning as Butler won, 8 to 2. DePauw scored all of its runs in the first inning of the second game after which Miller gave up but one hit. Butler won 9 to 3.

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ARMITAGE—James E., brother of William H. Armitage, died Sunday, April 19. Funeral from his brother's residence, ia st. ednesday: | — April 22, 8:30 a. m.; services at of Arc church, 9 a. m. Friends invited.

BAKER—Nellie Frances (nee Cook), sister of John and Joe Cook, Mrs, Jane EsMrs. Kate Schriner, Mrs. Delia Ney amd Mrs. Lottie Craig, ae Geparted this life Saturday at Clevelan Funeral Tuesday at Moore and Rr ‘Irvington mortuary, 5342 E. Washington, at 2 p m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invite BERRY—Thomas H., 36 years old, passed away Seidel at his home, 6005 Haverford, 2 a. Monday, April 20. He is survived oy ‘his wife, Funeral services 2 p. m. Wiinedny at Baker Bros. funeral Anderson, Ind. Friends invited. BIXLER—Margaret A., of 2829 N. st., entered into rest Saturday, age 46 vears, wife of Harry L. Bixler, sister of rs. Beryl Wrye, Mrs. Mildred Grover of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. May_ Willoughby, is and Paul Cave of Indianapolis; Floyd Cave 3 S00 Canada. Services Tuesday, m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel Burial Crown Hill.

CARDINAL—John, beloved father of Sarah Wolff and George Cardinal, brother of William Cardinal, DuPont, Ind., passed away Saturday. Services Monday evening, 8 p. m., at the Beanbiossom mortuary. Burial Madison, Ind., Tuesday, 1 p. m. Friends may call at the mortuary any time. (Madison papers please copy.) CASADY—Frank E., husband of Mabel Casady, stepfather of Frank O. Peterson, brother of Mrs. Mary Nicewanger, Horace G. and Thomas H. Casady, all of Indianapoiis, passed away Saturday at his residence ir Pleasant View on Road 29. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a. m., at the residence. Burial Washington Park. New Palestine Masonic lodge in charge of graveside service. Friends may call at the residence any time. For information call Royster & Askin Mortuary, TA-1513. CLAFPP—Catherine, 42 years, beloved wife of Morris Clapp, daughter of Mary Hess sister of Amelia Skidmore and Carl Hess, passed away Sunday. Funeral Tuesday, 3 G. H. Herrmann fu- . East st. ends invited. Burial St. Joseph's. DeVINE—William E., beloved husband of Francis Arthur DeVine, son of Mary DeVine, brother of Mrs. Scott Creegan, both of Ft. Scott, Kansas, and Claude and Justine DeVine, died Sunday, April 19. Funeral Thursday, April 23, 8:30 a. m, from the Blackwell funeral home, 1503 N. Meridian; service at SS. Peter & Paul Cathedral, 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited.

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{ DONICA—John, age 90, beloved father of

Oscar and Ray Donica and Flossie Cookson, Alta Miller and Anna Jophlin, passed away Sunday morning. Funera Tuesday, 9 a. m., at the late residen e, | 212 Spring st., followed by church service at the Hartsvi Ile, Ind., Christian | church at 11 a. m. Burial Hartsville. Friends may call at the residence after 3 p. m. Monday. Shirley service.

HERNER—Katherine, beloved wife of Howard E. Herner, and mother of Ray H. Herner and grandmother of Ray Herne: | wm Jr.; sister of Mrs. Albert Walter, and | Mrs. T. L. Etherin ton, passed away at her home, 1154 urel st. Monday, Spril 20. Friends may call at Robert . Stirling funeral hoine, 1420 Prospect >. after 4 p. m., above funeral home. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill cemetery.

ESSEX—Gertrude, 64 years, beloved moth- | er of Mrs. Cecil Smith, daughter of Flora | Wilson, sister of Charles 1aylor, passed | Bla) Sunday. Funeral Tuesaay, 3 p. m., the G. H. Herrmann funeral home, 1503 S. Bast st. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

KINNEAR—John T., age 55, beloved husband of Flora Kinnear, father of Mis. Alta Marshall of Springfield, Mo.; Miss | Martha Kinnear and Harry Kinnear, | Passed Sway Sunday. Funeral Wednes- |: at Shirley Bros. Centr

m., Chand, Pings at 10th. Friends may Sati at the chapel after 5 p. m. Mon. | ay.

LANTRY——John, age 72 years, husband of Carrie, father of Ray. Fred and Kenneth, passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday, April 21, 2 p. m. at the Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. Washington. i vited. Burial Floral Park cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary alter p. m. Monday

McCLELLAND—Wilma Jean, age 11 years, daughter of Gaylord and Marjorie McClelland, sister of Paul, granadaughter of 1 and Mrs. y Downs, Mrs. John Baldwin, and great-granddaughter of Mrs, Elizabeth Jackson, passed away Sunday morning. Services Wednesday, 10 a. m., West Side Christian Mission. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at residence, 6 8. Mount, after 5 p. m. Monday and at the church from 9 a. m. Wednesday until hour of service. Conkle service. MacLAY—Beatrice, age 67 years, beloved wife of James C. Maclay, mother of Ruth Esther Coen and Gladys Parsons, assed wey Sunday. Funeral Tuesday, D. from Shirley Bros. Central chapel, Ciilinoit at 10th st. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call any time. MORTON—Marshall, beloved husband of Julia Morion, passed away Sunday. Pri- | vate services Tuesday, 9:30 a. m., &t the | anblossom mortuary. Burial | Floral Park cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

MYERS—Thomas J., father of Austin H. and Arlie B. Myers, passed away Monday, April . Faneral notice later. Robert W. Stirling service. PARKER—EIlizabeth Jane, age 82 Bs, mother of Jacob, Cause, William, Ralph, Arthur and George Parker, pass ed away Sunday. Services Tuesday, 10:30 a. m., Conkle funeral home. Friends invited. Burial Mt. Jackson. Friends may call at funeral home after 4 p. m. Monday.

PRIESHOFF—Charles, father of Mrs. Max! Lefiler, Mrs. Harry Doyle, Sister Assunta, |- Lucille and Eleanor, died Saturday. | Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary, | Meridian at 19th st. Funeral Tuesday. 8:30, at the mortuary, Philip Neri church. Burial Holy Ta cemetery. [Friends invited.

SCOTT—Jessie William, husband % Mollie Scott, passed away April 18, Services at the Penick church, Pubiany 2 p. m. Friends may call at the home. 1610 Cruft, after 4 m. today until 1p. mm. esday. Burial at New Crown. Friends invited. SLOAN—Monta I., age 67 years, sister of Mrs. Eura _— Sherer, Harry M. Sloan, and Mrs. Mary Schmaltz, died Saturday at residence, 2206 N. Alabama st. Faneral Wednesday, April 22d, 10 a. m., at Usher Mortuary, > WashingFriends invited. Burial at CoInd. [Columbus papers please Friends may call at mortuary. STREBE—Cecelia_Elwanda, beloved daughter of Homer Ray and Isabella Strebe, sister of Ray, Jo Ann and Delores, Franaasugliver of Mr. and Mrs. George trebe and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hostetler, departed this life Saturday, years. Funeral Tuesday, April 21, at Moore & Kirk Northeast funeral home, 2530 Station st., 10 a. m. Burial Washington Park. Friends invited. RS—James Raymond, age 22, of t.. passed away at SagApril 20. Funeral notice

age 11}

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ZIMMER — Ida A. Henry W. Zimmer, Mrs. John Proeschel. Harry Zimmer, passed away Sunday April 19, Toledo, O., age 79 yea Ly Funeral service at Voight apy. 1632 S. Meridian st., Wednesd 2 m. Interment Crown Hill meter, Friends may call at the mortuary any time after P. m. Tuesday.

(Meyer), widow of beloved mother of Edward, Oscar an

Card of Thanks

KING—We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends. neighbors and relatives for kind sympathy and beautiful flowers received at the death of our beloved husband, father and son, Evan A. King. We especially thank Rev. Carmony, the singers, pallbearers, flower boys and girls, and Moore & Kirk, foneral directors, for their Kind service. —Wife. Children, Mother and Brothers.

In Memoriams 3

CARTER—In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, Garne who ssed away two years ago, April 20, 1940. our home she is fondly Famemyered. Sweet memories cling to her Those who loved her in hfe SceTely Still love her in Sea li e same. ENTS A

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ANYONE ‘knowing ‘whereabouts of Myrtle Gunter, phone, write, immediately. Very important.” Box No. 785, The Times.

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Here are the names of the winners in The TIMES Result Story Contest. Of the hundreds received the entries of these 14 people were judged the most interesting and complete.

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BROADWAY, TTY APT. 5—Cheerful single or double: shower; home privileges; reasonable. RI-3990.

Broadway 2316 Clean room, innerspring; ’

near car line, WA-5494. BUTLER DISTRICT—Share lovely twin bedroom with gentleman, twin closets. Reasonable. BR-9234.

CENTRAL COURT, 525 S.—Twin bedroom, 2 employed Fs private home, reasonable. WA-3236.

CL 3553—Pleasant corner windows, innersprings, shower, w A-3603. .

DELAWARE, 400 N.—Apt. 8, nicely furhe front. next bath. Also roommate or

DELAWARE, 517 N. Fron bath, constant hot “water; tance: reasonable.

DELAWARE, 1848 furnished; cross ventilation. ployed. TA-3875, TA-5619.

EXETER, 1405 Newly fumished room in private home; near Allison's

FAIRFIELD, 1441 Comfortable room for entlemen; shower. Illinois car line. rivate home, TA-8641.

GRACELAND, 3962; large: twin beds, Beautyrest mattress; near ay gentleman. Reasonable. HU-T880

ILLINOIS. 2015 N.—Nicely furnished front, close bath. private home, phone. Centleman preferred.

ILLINOIS, 2338 N.—Cozy, cool om, downstairs; private home; garage; good transportation. TA-7030.

twin beds; hot good transporta-

1-2.

t room, near walking dis-

N. — Large beautifully 1-2 em-

room, |

Housekeeping Rooms 17

Houses for Rent 19

Houses and Lots Sale 25

ALABAMA, 1838 N. —Nicely furnished room with small kitchen, near bath; private entrance. Phone. Adults.

$50; ALABAMA, , 1516 — 4-room double; news decorated; heat, water furnished: adults.

ALABAMA, 2258 N.—3-room apartment, furnished; second floor; Frigidaire; utilities; adults. TA-6296.

Farms and Suburbans 20

BROADWAY, 1138—Clean room; kitchenette; ag e bath; entrance; range; sink,

, 1228—Front efficency apartment; suitable employed couple or girls; private entrance.

COLLEGE, 1322—1 large room; utiilties, private entrance, sink, innersprings, phone.

COLLEGE, I lower 3 rooms, back porch; upper m, working ‘couple; clean, quiet; reasonable. Adults.

DELAWARE, 517 N. — Large, first floor, constant hot water, near bath; walking distance.

DELAWARE, 818 N.—Attractive, housekeeping and sleeping rooms; sonable, RI-1148.

DELAWARE, 2024 N.—3-Room front apartment, private bath and entrance. Utilities. hone.

DICKSON, 1i5—2-Room apartment; phiazaire, sink; utilities; adults. RI-2

3 ST., 962—FRONT ROOM FOR LIGHT USEKEEPING.

iors 1147 N.—1-2-3-Room apartments, $4.5¢ up. Clean, desirable.

LINDEN, 1205—2 room front apartment; private entrance; utilities; next bath.

clean, rea-

MANKER, 2626 downstairs; Shelby car.

McCARTY, 715 E.—Two clean, furnished rooms; private; cross ventilation: two quiet adults.

NEW JERSEY, 1112 Norse apartment, suitable 3 adults; sink, frigidaire, utilities.

NEW YORK, 1048 W.—-2 jicey furnished rooms; near bath. GA-366

(Garfield Park)—2 rooms, private; modern; adults;

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney. Union Title Company Union Title Bullding 155 E. MARKET ST.

barn, stream; Morgantown, |

9 CRES, 4-room house, lar Ea house, good well, smal 00. C. HU

GHES, Route 2, Ind.

60 ACRES rolling blue grass, alfalfa, modern buildings, grade-A milk; possession now. Other farms. Williams, 417 E Main, Greenfield. phone 112.

$2500 BUYS 5-rm. semi-modern; 500 west: __ small down payment. Owner. 'BE-4502.

Business Property

WE HA VE several good 1b business places available; ideal locations for groceries, restaurants, etec.: very reasonable rents 2503 Central; 310 Massachusstts. 4001 E. Michigan; 312 Massachusetts. For further details al yh Burtt. Hall-Hottel Co., Inc. MA-8581, MA-3221.

OFFICE SPACE

250 to 2500 square go modern, fire proof building. MA-7507 SMALL, frame building, 300 TS Sehtonan’e: Inquire 2 eas

~ Save ~Save_Money—Use TIMES W Want _ _Ads._

Wanted to Rent

. ft., for 0 South-

LA SALLE, 1348 (3300 EAST)-—Large, comfortably furnished, Dlivate home, privileges, reasonable. CH-3427-R.

Sangster)

NORWALDO, 4325; $4 me lights; adults.

2 clean furnished rooms; 2388.

MERIDIAN, N., 1712—Attractively furnished bachelor room; innerspring, shower, linens and utilities furnished; refer refined business man. Mr eaver.

NEW JERSEY, 1320 N.—Attractive double front r also downstairs single, reasonable. -1707.

TACOMA. ys LN ya. nicely furnished, modern rivate home; cooking TvIEges, Chor.

TALBOT, 1717 N.—Nicely furnished room, next bath; innersprings; constant hot water; trolley: suitable 1-2. WA-9264.

TALBOT, 2168 N.—Front, 4 windows, hot water: Pennsylvania trolley; gentleman; $3.50. TA-1697.

INO. BLVD., Toom: innersprings, shower

WASHINGTON, E., able room; inner reasonable. MA-

WASHINGTON, 5145 Na oat A-1 Fleept Sopms, if vate bat 1-2-3-room kitchenettes, Utilities.

11TH, 520 E.—Nice clean room; private home. gentleman preferred: references.

LOVELY front, newl home, kitchen privi able. Evenings WA-

NO furnished room Se

2820—Nice front bath. TA-

1602, Apt. 4—Comfortnes; next bath; 1-2;

Park),

s. Also

decorated, private B35 Ladies reason-

entleman;

SiA-Ses | innersprings: $8.25. 33160 N. Meridian.

a RI-5551 for lowest want ad i rate in the city and quick results.

Rooms With Board

BLAINE AVE, ern; near "Curtis

KEYSTONE, 1225 N.—Clean, comfortable room; good meals; reasonable. CH-5942.

VELY HOME—For chronic and eonTs: nurse's care. RI-4903.

1228 —Private

home; modWright; 3 meals.

- ORIENTAL, 113 S.—2 Rooms;

ORIENTAL, 20 N. TELL 2 rooms; innersprings; Frigida hot water; utilities; porch; ati

I nicely furnished; newl semi-modern;

utilities; $3.

decorated;

List your rental property with us. Owners, as well as tenants, find our oor location venient.

PENNSYLVANIA, 807 N. apartment, first i springs; adults. RI-3267.

Moving 4 & Storage

STATE, 316 N.—2 large, clean, desirable; utilities. Can accommodate some extra furniture.

INDIVIDUAL et as Furnenee 2 Bees ple with chil dogs. COOM GARR. Must be seen te es

10TH, 19 W.—2-Room apartment; springs; frigidaire; next bath; walking distance.

12TH, 610 E—1 or 2 clean, Sombre rooms, utilities. Parking s space

innerclean;

Apartments for Rent 18

Choice apartments :iadly shown LI-5588.

General Apartments

22 2 Ww. Vermont

~ $44—BEDROOM APT.

All util. Adults. 504 West Dr. Woodruff

NEW JERSEY, N., 2150—4 rooms; all utiliJes paid except Aehes: near transporta-

L1-2439

H 384 N.—New efficiency, front; sunroom; private trance; utilities.

WINTHROP, 4721—Small 2 room ette; private bath and entrance.

Furn. Mouses—Apts. 18A

first h, en-

spartment; nicely “furnished: Padaire:

Hotels 18 Jap Jones Motels T=" $5 Up

SPENCER HOTEL—Marvin Jones, Mgr.

Seminole Comf{. beds, gd. ht, parking.

$1 day, $2.50 wk. 920 N. Ala,

“iiichenetie: pre erel oe:

Ve, w

selection

oo WA-4268

White's agency. 79586. :

Housekeeping Rooms

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 BLVD. PL., 4139

Room modern, now vacant. at

Zohn R R. Welch & Sons 23 W. Ohio

"HALF BLOCK TO SHELBY CARLINE 4 bedrm. mod., recond., like new, Ig. work shop and 2-car gar.; $500 Dn.

Studebaker Realty 5‘.

$300 phy 6-room modern si

Bargain

le (4000

h, Side agent, 500 Washington. Call

IR-4200 any time.

| VICTORY

‘Elbert L. McDaniel

2800 IH. Duff Vilm

In Defense Area 28 Attractive Homes

Two bedroom homes; substantially built: full basements; roomy closets; pretty kitchen and baths. Front drive and garage.

100 & 800 Bik. on S. Kappes St.

2 Blks. E. of S. Belmont Ave. BRIDGES & GRAVES ilders. 243 N. DEL. RI-3477. EVES. BR-2679.

w $3500, 715 S. MERIDIAN; 21 rms4 $3000. 711 E. McCARTY; 13 rms.; mod. stoker; 4 baths; 5 apts., $5500. 950 Virginia Ave.; rms., mod. . 1448 { KENNINGTON; 10 rms.; semi., $2500. RI-2368.

LI-4304 Mr. Ed Zwicker. ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc., REALTORS,

SELL OR TRADE

Nice little 4-rm. bungalow. Strictly mod., built-in cabinets: 1-car garage; built 11% years. Located 1613 N. Berwick; withe in few sq. of Allison. Price $3500, will sell or trade for sub. with 2 to 5 A, not too far from Indpls. Call Ketrow, BE-0172-M. MA-2377 with Jack C. Carr,

HOUSE and 2 LOTS

5383 Washburn—4 Rms., 2 extra lots, gar., chicken house (20x20), also young “orchard. Priced low, Terms.

HU-2893. C. A. Young. MA-641 i

MA.2821. Edw. Dillehay. . 8S. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del,

BUNGALOWS, $32.25 Mo. F.H.A. 19th and Sharon, 3000 West. All sold . but we will duplicate to your order vicinity, approx. $5000, 10% down. Realtor. RI-8790.

NORTH TACOMA—A good 3 bedrm. mode ern home, nice brick porch, 1lprage: nice location; bargain, = on 10 a .

per mo. pave ev! son, 2619 E. 12th HOME AND INCOME—2 ry storeroom 2 apartments above, rents Ln, all on one lot, or trade for what have you? WA-3719.

LARGE HOMES-—-SOUTH 1221 PLEASANT; 9 rms.; mod.;

Ki down, Crum,

Pri $3500; § $ ash! Re Ca. Keller Realty y

29 ‘Dearborn. LI-4401

Real Estate Investment 25A

x=L 505-7 Birch; $2, ts $34. -31 8. Tremont: 31,600: FSS, ¢ Rents 532-34 Cable; $1,800;

IN 8 W. Minnesota; $1,500; 3 rms. Rents $18. 5003 W. Minnesota; $1,500; 3 rms. Rents he 1151 Nelson; $18 500; 4 rms. Rents $1 Semi-Modern—T. 0. WwW. Be Realtor. IR-3598. I ad in = TRMES costs as

ttle, om $078" pic QUIC Phone R888 between Pp.

Real Estate Wanted F. NH. A. LOANS

GET THE FACTS—SAVE TIME MORTGAGE CO.

1017 Peoples Bank Bldg,

20,

BEVILLE (300 N.)—5-room modern double, good Rybolt Brae 2-ear garage. Easy ms. CH-7338.

FLETCHER, 856—5- modern By cos tage. good condition; $260 or ho, lid REALTY "30. Sn, 7. rooms; all Grove ave.

MeCARTHY, (300 0 block); 4 utilities; 1900. Lot Sugar Terms. RI<7017. PENNSYLVANIA N.,

7-room por Te

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We have numerous buyers for ail class homes in all parte of the eity.

Ne ODBEALTY, 00 tae SALTON Real Estate Loans 28