Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1942 — Page 15

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/ signal name, June Havoc, will be

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ant chairman and script writer;

chapter,-American ‘Guild: of Organ-

al * Clyde Pinkston, Mrs. bt Clarence

. : THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program announcements caused by station changes after press time.)

*.7:00~Cavalcade of America, WIRE. 8:00—Radio. Theater, WFBM. LIONEL BARRYMORE returns to the “Radio Theater” tonight to head the cast in Cecil B. DeMille’s adaptation of “A Man to Remember,” the story of a kindly doctor

, Who left the stamp of friendliness|

on the community he served. Romantic leads in the broadcast, on WFBM at 8 o’clock, will be taken by Anita Louise and Glenn Ford.

One hour earlier, Claudette Colbert will make her debut on the “Cavalcade of America” broadcast on WIRE in a radio story of her “Remember the

1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 131 WcEs) (Mutual) (NBC-Red) (Blue Network) 4:00 Are U a Genius? |Brite pots Girl Marries 1 Air Corps Band 1 1 fre Usa 3d us? By on fme ‘ Portia Tim Air Corps Sand 33 ome ctor oosier ques ey Red Cross nors : i tter y Hoosier Request U. 8. Navy Merry-Go-Round ort “Notes Prayer—News Dessa Byrd School Days 5 0 Roa Ho per Spo! TS AaIce Hour | 10-2-4 Ranch Star Parade 5:30 Frank Parke: Taok ATmStrong Melody Bells News. 5:45 Gilbert Forbes Capt. Midnigh Dick Reed . Scoreboard 6:00 Amos _and Andy n Lewis Jr. |Fred Waring Jimmie Fidler §15 Leon Hengerson | Bert Wir |Prankie parma Kel n Indust 3 ern Music e yder 6:45 Modern Music Red Ryder Ralph Knox, News | Luke Walton 7:00 Vox Po Cal Tinney Cavalcade A Mystery 7:18 Vox Pop PY 1 Cavalcade True or fa 7:30 Gay Nineties For America Firestone True or 15 7:45 Gay Nineties For America Firestone True or Ra News Telephone Hour Severs Sam Balter Delgbhore Hour Red Cro Baseball Game ‘Dr. Leapin, Thru Log Baseball Game ° |Dr. I News—Music 9:00 Freddy Martin Baseball Game Eosteoicd Counter Spy 9:15 Freddy Martin Baseball Game Contented Counter Spy 9:30 Blondie Baseball Game Leaping Thru Log |Lum & Abner 9:45 Blondie B all Game DePauw U. 5-Star Final , rbes 2 ball Game Dick Reed Drifting Alon 19:33 Bance” Oren. al Game Music You Like Drifting Along 10:30 Sandm: aymond Q. Swing | Starlight Trail Song of Islands 10:45 Sandman tddie Dunsmore Starlight Trail Life Program

THAT GIRL WITH the warning-|}

the .special “blind date” for service men tonight when she appears as guest star of Frances Scully on “Your Blind i Date,” at 8:30 f o'clock on WISH. fk Miss Havoc, k who is the sister § of ypsy Rose i Lee; has been dot ing all right by herself in her own right out in Hollywood. Regulars on the show besides Miss Scully are Connie Haines, the cute little southern singer, Tizzie Lish, popular impersonator, and the Melodates. On each broadcast, a letter is read from a mother to her son who is serving in the service.

» ” 8 A NEW SERIES of radio programs designed to acquaint residents of Marion county with every phase of the county’s defense effort will begin at 2:45 p. m. tomorrow on WFBM. The series will be heard at that time each following Tuesday. Clarence A. Jackson, state civillan defense director, will appear on Successive programs will pass on to listeners further information they should know regarding their own and others’ protection. Mrs. Mason Gaston is chairman of the radio committee in the office of civilian defense and Miss Helen Wall will act as radio reporter for WFBM. Assisting Mrs. Gaston will be Mrs. Howard B. Pelham, assist-

Miss Havoc

Mrs. Rosamond VanCamp Hill, chairman of the advisory committee, and Mrs. Margaret Noble Johnson and Corbin Patrick, script writers.

“COUNTER SPY,” the story of a battle of wits waged behind the firing lines of the war, will be told in a new dramatic series which makes its debut on WISH and the Blue network tonight at 9 o’clock. Produced by Phillips H, Lord, the new drama will center around David. Harding, young American who holds a “cover-all commission” from the U. 8. government. He works mainly against professional enemy spies in this country. ® a = ONE OF THE youngest singers in the Metropolitan Opera Co., Lansing Hatfield, will be the guest on the fourth in the ¢Telephone Hour’s” new series at 8 o'clock tonight on WIRE,

# ” » WARREN HULL has been signed as a permanent co-interviewer with Parks Johnson for the “Vox Pop” series which will be broadcast tonight from the naval air station at Corpus Christi, Tex, on WFBM at 7 o'clock.

ORGANISTS TO GIVE RECITAL AT CHURCH.

A service recital by the Indiana

ists, will be held tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed church. . Mrs, Elsie Evans Pattison, organist, will direct the recital and the ‘Rev, William C. Nelson, pastor, will give the invocation and address. Dinner at 6:30 will precede the recital. Soloists include Dr. Henry Kornblum, Mrs. Ruth Wagener Gault, Mrs. Emma Emhardt, William Schuh and > Edward Bloemker.

11:00 Jerry Wald 10th Joning uh

Music You Want |News Charlie Spivak

11:15 Jerry Wald No Hitler Music You Want 11:30 Hal Leonard Ranch Hands Music You Want Harry James 11:45 Hal Leonard Ranch Hands News Harry James TUESDAY PROGRAMS WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC-Red) (Blue Network) 6: 3 hythm Reveille | Bill Hale; Dawn Patrol Pioneer Sons 6:45 E Rbythm Reveille BE ay Dawn Patrol Morning Mail 7:00 Early Birds Get Up & Go Morning Mail 7:15 Early r Get Up & Go Morning il 7:30 Early Birds Get Up & Go Morning Mail 7:45 News Get. Up & Go News 8:00 Noi Today News Roundup Musica) Clock Breakfast Club 8:15 Mrs. Farr Haymakers Ra Kno. Breakfast Club 8:30 Mrs, Farrell - | Bandwagon Shopping “school Breakfast Club 8:45 Harvey-Dell Leary Family Shopping School | Breakfast Club

Buy Bonds Today Buy Bonds Today Friendly House Friendly House

Friendly House Friendly House Public Schools

3 i Valiant Lady Stories

5 30 Novelty Rhythm 9:45 Novelty Rhythm

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Bess Johnson Eachelors Child

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Second Husband Honeymoon Hill John's Wife Just Plain Bill

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10:45 Aunt Jenny Life's Mirror David Harum 11:00 Kate Smith Cornhuskers Singin’ Sam Dick Harold 11:15 Big Sister Cornhuskers Serenade Market Reports 11:30 Helen Trent Cousin _Chickie Journey Farm and® Home 11:45 Gal Sunday Hi Sailor Fatitoriaily Farm and ‘Home 12:00 Jack Berch Mid Day Livestock News z BE 15 Gilbert Forbes Old-Time Farm and Hom People's Man :30 Farm Circle Old-Time yaly Nehring Drug Program

Dick Reed Drug Program

:00 Dr. Malone News Picture Frankie Parrish U. S. Army Band i 15 Joyce Jordan Buy Bonds Today jinde's Love Ted Malone 1:30 Love and Learn |Buy Bonds Today |Hearts in Harmony Market Summary i 45 5 Woman in White | Charlie Cook Editor's Daughter | Hollywood Newa 2:00 David Harum s Against Storm . Prescott . Presents 3 115 U. WR i Ace Bailey Maw Perkins Prescott Presents :30 Bob & Gayle s Huff Trio Pepper Young News-Seamen 3 ‘45 Civilian Defense * | Les Huff Trio Happiness Continentales 3:00 Jerry Wayne Date With Don Backstage Wife Time Is Life §18 Eleanor fae” |Dais Win Bon |picla Baas (Time 1 Lie, e earns Orc! ary Fam renzo J ] 3:45 News y Leary Family Widder Brown Club Matinee 4:00 Are U a Genlus? Brite Spots Girl Marries Music by Bovero 4:15 Are U a Genius? |Hymn Time or Music by Bovero 4:30 Christian Science | Hoosier Request Ind. Dental Ass'n. | Merry-Go-Round 4:45 Scattergood Hoosier Request DePauw Merry-Go-Round

WLW MONDAY PROGRAMS

4:30—~The Goldbe 4:45—Beautiful Life 5:00—~News Reporte: 7:30 8 15—Evenin ei hbor 3 an ner 5:4 i8—Lowell Thomas

:45—H. V. Kaltenborn $: :00—Cavaicade Voice of Firestone gor 1g’ Hour

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. M. : 00—Fred Waring 9:00—~Contented §.00-gnt Maries 6:15—Gregor Ziemer 8:30—Hilenis & Shadows 3 Pan & 30—Sunset Melodies 5—Hilights S Shadows

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10:00—The Bartons :30—Guiding Light 10:15—Vic & Sade :45-=Church Hythna 10: Road of Lif : Against Storm 10:45—David Harum —Ma Perkins 11:0 itor‘s Daughter Pepper Young 11:15—Lone Journey 45-—-Happiness 11:30—News-Farm )0—Backstage Wife 11:49==Livestock Reports . tella Dallas P. M. 3:30—Lorenzo Jones 12: )-Bverybody. 8s Farm 3:45—-Widder Brown 12:15~Everybody’'s Farm 4:00—Girl Marries 12:30—Big "Bist 4:15-Portia 12:45—Hearts in Harmony 4:30—The :Goldbergs 1:00—-Light of Worl 4:45—-Vic & Sade 1:15—Grimm’s yor tor

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

Sew for Crippled Children—Members of Koran temple 30, Daughters of the Nile, will hold a luncheon and sew all day: Wednesday for the crippled children 6f the Shrine hospitals in the home of Mrs. Eva Clark, 2007 N. Delaware st. In addition, there will be a card party at 8 p. m. Friday at the Indiana Soft Water Service, 957 N. Meridian st. Mrs. Wilma Vehling, Mrs. Katherine Higgins and Mrs. Lula Cox will have charge.

0. E. S. Luncheon Tomorrow— The New Augusta O. E. S. auxiliary will meet for a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Marie Roetter, northwest of Trader’s Point. A business meeting, with Mrs. Martha Cozad, president, presiding, will follow.

Southport O. E. S. to Meet — Southport chapter, O. E. S., will hold a stated meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the Southport Masonic temple. Mrs. Opal Swords is worthy matron and Howard E. Smith is worthy patron.

0. E. 8. to Hold Memorial—Corinthian chapter 456, O. E. S., will confer degrees and hold memorial services at a stated meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the Evergreen Masonic temple. Mrs. Minnie Jones is worthy matron and William S. Ervin worthy patron. :

Townsend Clubs to Meet—A mass meeting of Townsend clubs will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Castle hall, 230 E. Ohio st. Townsend club

14 will be in charge.

STATE DEATHS

BICKNELL-—Mrs. Effie DeBaun SurMis.

Proms: Husband, R Robert; ; anion s Norman, Mrs. Bdward d Kirchner: son, Clyde. ‘Miss Jeanett e Bi ai Paren y . pippel, 2%

Mr. and Mr 1; sisters, orence and Marian; ther, Francis,

ohn W. Young, 86. Survivor: Wife,

Mrs. Charles Sandefur, 38. Survivors: Han, Charles; son, Donald; parents, nd Mrs. Edward Tevell; sisters, | Mrs. wns;

Martha BE. Travis, 46. - Survi Som: Lorie; ee oa Mrs. 3 lft Reed: ter, Mrs. Andrew Mayse; brother, George

Samuel Stuteville, 83. Survivors: Wife, Lyda; Edward.

son, a; RT-—Mrs. Mabel Huffer, 4 ARANKFORT) usband, Dorner; fons, Robert; 1 Brother or JW, CPraler, sliter 3 Mrs, Charies rris, Mrs, Forrest Moo ' HAR CITY—Mrs Ai M. dy, 45. ro Husban Eat . ents, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Brown; daugh Mrs. Violet Bond, Miss Cylvia Kane- . , Frederick, Charles, Richard; Mrs. dat Lie ie Cole, , Mrs. Eunics . Muriel ” Ma 8shulthers, es. and Chester

"KO glee Srvizs Beneflel, 88. Sufvivors: Daughter, .Mrs. Bert Parsons; son,

Ed 2s Heir, 68. Survivors

Er Ha oon: Sons, Wi Tired ad: a sisAY Thomas

; brothers, Perry $i 07S. SE “Scott, : 70. Burvivor:

Ugly Eczema No’ Joke

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ASPER—Jo Beck, 80. Su sons, Florian, a Theodore: ip) ters, Mrs Fran Bree? fore “Fhodore kere Sls, TREE SHE. purvears: Som er, daulinier Sire Sgncr: 18. Survivors: Son; LAPEU—Donald Johns)n.

LEBANON—Mrs. Dade Akers. | Husband; daughter, Mrs. Joe A

MT. VERNON—Louis Thomas, 61. Survivors: Wife; son, Louis: daughters, Mrs. Brother, Thortipaut sister. Mrs. Wilh igs Tn nll Shiki mic Sur Betty; daughter, Mrs. Frank Thomas ye Jack: sister, Miss Maude: Emmick, CASTLE—Mrs, Lizzie E. Waddell, ar RrvivoTs: Daughters, Mrs. Sellmer, y Mrs. = Brak; “sons, George, Carroll. . CITY—Mrs. Dora W. Thorn0) Survivors: Husband, Joe; 0 Saleh.

i Cox, Mrs. Mose enters, 2 2

PRINCETON~Rev.. Alexander J, Kerr. i Walia Spain, 64. a2

ipdsughter, Mrs. guerite Tate; Seb TROY—John Mulzer, 82.

SN OINNES Ms Mary C. Studley. SurJulia ane i a he Mary 7 SR JSaughters Wa. a Ss, I e; sisters, ires, Mrs, Harlan

oF ARBEN= Mus. Linnie Gephart, 7! - vivor: Daughter, Miss Blanche Le 3 Bus WASHINGTON SMIs. i Eva Msi i vivors Rpg Car

: Ralph, aughters, Mrs. Evelyn si PRL Mrs, Lovell Cooper; BootBs, Mily Smiley. beth VanDuyn

Rotarians to Hear Wilson—Arthur G. Wilson, secretary and treasurer of the Indiana Equipment Co., Inc., will speak at the Rotary club meeting tomorrow noon at the Claypool hotel. He will discuss construction equipment and its application on Indiana projects. The Rotarian’s next “neighbor” visit will be at Bloomington May 27. On June 2 a ladies day program will be held and cn June 9, Walter D. Head, Montclair, N, J., past president of Rotary international, will speak.

Brightwood O. E. 8S. Meets— Brightwood chapter 399, O. E. S, will hold a stated meeting followed by initiation at 8 p. m. Monday in the Veritas Masonic temple. Mts. Helen Reddick is worthy matron and Herbert Reddick worthy patron.

Confer Degrees Wednesday—Degrees will be conferred at the meeting of Millersville chapter No. 300, O. E. 8S, at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the Millersville Masonic temple. Blanche O’Brien is worthy matron and Harry Snyder is worthy patron.

Academy to Hold Party — St. John’s academy will hold a party Wednesday night at the Riverside Roller rink under the direction of Sister Mary Xavier.

W. R. C. 44 to Meet—Maj. Robert Anderson, W. R. C. 4, will meet at 1 p. m. tomorrow at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois st. Mrs. Stella Rairden is president.

Meeting Called Off—Olive Branch Rebekah lodge social circle will not hold its scheduled meeting Wednesday.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Monday, May 18, 1942

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CLARE Dahil Orion Jr., beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Orion Clark, broth er of Sanita grandson of Mr.\and M Lee Clark, d Mrs. Crrenny Brili and Lee Song Kirk, pasted aw away May 17. Services Tuesday at 2 p. m. in Vp ittie & Sons funeral om 1001 M Beech Grove. Burial in Washington Park cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p. m. Monday.

DESSAUER—Mrs. Rebecca of Madison, Ind., mother of Fannie and Ralph Dessauer of Madison, Lee and Albert Dessauer of Indian apo lis, sister of Miss ah and Rachel Kronenberger of Madiso assed away Sunday morning at a fethodist hospital. Services at the Flagnet & Buchanan mortuary Tuesday, 10:30 m. Friends invited. Burial Indianapolis. Hebrew Co ation cemery. nds may call at the mortuary. (Madison papers please copy).

FREDERICK—Kate, age | 82, beloved sister of Charles G. and John Thompson, aunt of Mrs. Nettie Williams, passed awa, Sunday sven PFuner Tuesday

Diol fro riey Bros. West chapel, 002 W. Michigan os Burial Crown Hill,

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GROSE—William Arthur, beloved husband

of Mary Augusta Grose, father of Marlene, Roberta and Jacqueline, brother of

Gordon Grose, vay Sunday. Services Wednesday, 2 p. his home, 2%, miles east of Millersvilie on Millersville road. Burial Washington Park cemetery. Friends may call at his home.

Beanblossom service.

LL—Orin A., of 25 W. Michi jan st., entered into rest Sunda ay, age years. Husband of Margaret M. Hill, Ti of . Jack Hill, brother of ‘Mrs. Clarence

p. m. Cremation. A Ferre Haute papers please copy.] KINNEY—Prank, beloved father of Emmett Kinney, brother of Carl, Dillard Walter, Omer and Bertha Moore, pas away Sunday. Services Wednesday, 10 a. m, at e D. Beanblossom Mortuary, 1321 W. Ray st. Burial Floral Park cemetery, Friends may call at the: mortuary. '

LARGENT—Otto H., 67 years, of 319 Northern ave. beloved husband of Martha B., father of Lucille P. Schofield and Thooaole H., brother of Miss grace Larent, E. H. Wagner and Atha argent, Te, assed away Saturday evening. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary Tuesday, 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.

LONG—James, beloved husband of Mary (nee Murphy), brother of Mary and Delia Long and Mrs. Nora Surber, assed away Sunday at his home, Pittsoy Funeral from his residence Wednesday, 8:30 a. m.,, ig Malachy church, Brownsburg, Ind. m. Burial ' St. Malachy ceme ery. Friends invited. Speaks & Finn service.

RATCLIFFE—Mrs. Irene Cord, 3840 céntral ig grandmother of William E. Ratcliffe Jr., passed away Sunday evening. Sole at the Flanner & Buchan. mortu Yeapiestay, 1:30 bp. Friends \nvited. urial Crown Hil, Friends may call % ‘the mortuary.

SCHOCK—Harrlette A., age 71 years, beJgved, gu er of Florine Beckman, Lewis cil H., Marvin C. Schock, granEi of Edward H. and Carl Schock, sister of Albert Hilberg. Libertyville, Ill: Charles Hilberg, hicago, Ill., pass sed away Sunday evening. Funeral 'Wednesday, 2 p from Shirlev Bros.’ Irving HiT chapel, 5377 E. Washington st. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p. m. Monday.

STIEGELMEYER — Mrs. Helen, passed away in Toledo, O., Saturday, 9 a. She is survived by her husband Roy, ad children, Barbara Jane, William and Roy Edward: two brothers, R. E. McCreary Sr., John McCreary, and two sisters, Mrs. Edna McClure and Mrs. Violet Aldridge. Service Flanner & Buchanan mortuary Tuesday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the mortuary. .

THOMPSON—Clara Bell, age 65 years, entered into rest May 16, 3442 N. Illinois st. Survived by three sisters and one brother Henry Orcutt, San Antonio, Tex.: Maude Orcutt, Indianapolis: = Robb Wheeler, Olney, Ill, and Mi A Clark, Galveston, Tex. Services at “ods cemetery, Illinois, May 19, m. Friends may call at the Prost fnetal home, N. Illinois, until 9:30 a. m. Tuesday. IFFA—Joseph, age 59, of 739 W. New

TR ne T Hla, Prother. York, husban nd of An i 1

Yor! ral 2 Rin Tuesday. at the Garden Baptist church. Burial Crown Hill cemetery.

WIGGINS..Chatles F. LJueh) of 718 adway, entered into_res Be Y d of Eva, son of Mrs. Ruth Brown. Services Tuesday, at Harry W. Moore Peace arel Buriai Gravel Lawn cemetery. Fortville, Ind. Friends may call at Peace Chapel any __time.

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fortable fron hot water; 1-room font apartment; utilities; reasELLY reasonable. LI-8950, onable. 9403. CENTRAL COURT, 535 8. (3500 North)— | MANKER, oy Near Garfleld Park)—2 La FUNERALS 1604 W. MORRIS Lovely »00. adjoining toilet, lavatory,| rooms, fu ZO eg down; private; > - privileges. 'A-3236, ern; adults; Shelby car line. FLANNER & BUCHANAN (ooo, oe ritines: mowers 1-4 | Vrachan Kinianad ies, 2ebiiets : s . ractiv es; - 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-38T) A 360% A ee gor Telrige : DELAWARE, 2150 N.—Large, accommodate| NOB 417 N.—Nice room, large closet, BERT S. GADD 2, hot water kitchen privileges, private EE ventilation, next to to” baths $4.50. 2130 Prospect St MA-6049.| home. TA-0333 HOLMES, 26 8 Tr rT ON Talizactive 2 Joona I GRINSTEINER’S able 2-3 employed girls. BE-3193-M. Hes: adults. ; 1601 BE. New York OOD & 36TH—Attractive cool room, |QOLIVE, 1838—Extra large, modern, downrivate home, desk, radio; reasonable.| stairs room; utilities; adults only; pric G. H. HERRMANN A-3503. vate entrance 1505 8. EAST ST. MA-848¢ | MERIDIAN, N.—Twin Jedroom with young |PARK, Foon apartment; sink: chilEu Sth WA-

LI-2304.

dren Pha) also 4 room.

a nicely fur-

good transportation; phone.

MICHIGAN, 5608 E. (near Ordnance)-—At-tractilve front; 3 yindows: employed . gentleman; $3.50. IR-9

PAR 1326—Lovel Hand studio couch, Ee ; hot ater, Employed gentle-

[R-1159 H. W. Proffitt 70. rorer. 3040 N. ILLINOIS TA-3241

SHIRLEY BROS. 0...

48 N. Nlin ROBERT W. STIRLING 1422 Prospect _ New Location MA-4044 USHER MORTUARY

PARK, 1434—Nicely furnished bedrooms, innersprings, private home; good’ location; reasonable. LI-8991

PARK, §114-—Atiragtiv ely Former constant hot wa ter, shower; garage 'available; gentleman. HU-5264.

ENNSYLVANIA, 2405 N.: comfortably | pe furnished; double room; downstairs, innersprings, hot water. Reasonable. Phone.

SHELBY, 2760—Share lovely lar twin bedroom oh employed het; 5

3517—Comfortable;

TEMPLE, next bath; soft hot water, ijhersprings; gentlemen’

LOST—Saturday afternoon terrier, spitz, male, white ith: brindle mall f “SPOTTY.” -0464

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WILKINSON—Mrs. Eliza) Craig, 83. Survivors: Da Bier, Mrs. Verna Downing; brothers, Isaac, and Oren VanDu

on Everything

- Diamonds, Watches, Musical Instruments, Cameras,

WHITE, . 18-35—Assist mr

2813 W. Washington 8t. Li reasonable. CH-8750-Mallory’s)— J C. WILSON & CO. ow 3 ih "win PCdroom: # table MA-9433 1230 Prospect St. MA-9484| 2; phone. 21ST. (4 blocks f Ordnance) Lost an d Fou d 3 7 a also + dom for elderly. TER ReL n 28TH., 140 E.—Most attractive ToOm next

bath; 2 in family; privileges. A-0687,

“Room” ad in The TIMES costs as

MERID! N., ‘23 T. nished; Cog LR Le private entrance;

'ALBOTT N.— large furnished rooms, frst Bo tities: Reasonable.

APT. 5 (third floor)— room front; walking

VERMONT Nicely " Tirnished . distance. LI-670:

* Estimates Free, 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave.

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Later.

Inspection Invited RI-2019.

10TH., 19 a over spritigs; Ey oY tin

NEAR Allison’s--Small furnished apartment; utilities; oStden: garage; $5.50 week. Adults.

ROOMS unfurnished; Carrollton ave.

Your house or apasiméns “for rent” a n The TIMES S as little as 23c

next inner-

partment; Frigidaire,

all utilities. 2515

ais save

Apartments for Rent 18

OLLTON AVE. 1328, APT. NO, 3 . livrm., kitch and dinette . heat and Vater furnished, 435

Burtt. OTTEL CO. MA-8581.

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont LI-2439

NEW unfurnished three- apartmen an soudisioned, 319 8. Ce Center, Plain-

one RI-5551 between 8.

Houses and Lots Sale

DOUBLE. 2800 BLOCK NORTH GALE ST.

4 Rms. to side mod. own says wii trade. Pave st. -

$4500—MORTGAGE $2300

NEW HOMES About completed, 4 rms. and dinette.

2514 8. DELAWARE 4516 CRITTENDEN 1319 WEST 35TH 805 S. KAPPES ST.

BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.

242 N. Del. RI-3477 BR-0131 2520 Guilford Ave. -8 room modern, oak floors, new roof, gar., in first class condition, The price is right. ep, show any nite, Ma. 9821. Edw. . J. S. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N.

galow, built-ins,

long living full basement.

room,

per plumbing. Owner IR-4998.

Graham & 9th, S. E. Corner

5800 E. Ultra, modern, Cape Cod bunfireplace, Forced furnace, beautifully landscaped, all cop-

air

VICTORY BUNGALOWS, $33 MO., FHA See 1900 blk. Winfield (2900 W.) 2bedroom homes of modern smartness. Investigate, compare, $5,125; $525 down. ELBERT L. McDANIEL, Realtor, RI-8790.

P INCOME PROPER 5 PR P up, 1 b n base: ment, sewer, se. oles large lot, 3-car gar; $36 income for room rent. Locate Belmont ave. with JACK C

., CARR, MA-23171.

TY 2 toilets, shower city wate

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Call Ketrow, BE-0712-M,

elecweek 5 N

4139 BOULEVARD PLACE

YOU MAY BE FIRST

On Holmes ave. N. of Wash st. Coitags type mod. 2 bedrms., bath down,

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stairs, 2-car gar ntire propert sone ition, Sei “on ferms, BIopeity | J appt. MA. 4039. E. A. HUNT. ‘TA. 850%

NEAR ALLISON’S—ONLY $2500 We 810 8. Rybolt; 6-rm. semi-mod.; tine % condition; near Allison's and Bridgeport Brass; school 2 blocks; perfect for defense workers via family; lo% 3 down. LI-4304. Mr. Ed Z r. RI ALLISON REALTY CO., INC. REALTORS.

SPEEDWAY

4 Lots on Srawtordsyine $008 cach’ S300 Block: all oS iatics; '& 0 such: C. W. co., a ry bldg. MA-4661 . i 6 room modern, beautiful yard, Lasalle,

Over a, Call 10-11 A. M., |ap

Waitress 2.4 P. M Sanszy Cotta e. onument Circle

6 Mon WHITE she immediately, over 20; genKk; Call

housew, 5. FR fouagork: 8: ster. Li-a912.

care of child; > oe i; 13 xperisnce unnecessary. - stay income,

Rellabie 38-year-old ootobrn us 2 open-

ADAMS, I apartment, near bath; wlfhe reliable Spied cole

ALABAMA, 1838 N.—! furnished, lage a sleeping eh near Seth:

tion; I TE oe utilities ; 3 Tiger ladies. TA-9352.

‘BELLEFONTAINE, 1336-1 Jocm apartment, downstairs; sink; $5.50. P

Agency,

When acquiring ing Jropeity i follow the safe method. an abstract of title. cian it examined by your attorney. Union Title Company

Tig Rise

t the “Tee Pee” Car Girls A on oes at 38th Dishwasher

EXPERIENCED COLORED Taylors Restaurant. 531 Indiana ave.

Colored, 1357 8. Meridian.

Clothing; Shotguns, Ete, fy JEWELRY

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IDEAL or 2; modern: fireplace, large lot, basement. 27 Rebecca Drive off S018 Rockville Road.

FOUR-BEDROOM HOME—2200 Guilford,

Spots, ace, Family's day AND a Se oye IIL, modern house at low price garden space. 2360 N ARMY BOMBER ST Reward. ag ol he Seats 2, 11-5551 between $350 ela, of $3.5 000 cash. Noy vacant. rn ‘With 1 or 3 acres. 3638 LO Tass Blue containing valuable |S 8 WM. and 8 p. m. 2 20 Eo TH-2 rooms newly papered:|s; w. Ghio st. LI-3423 | 2350 Station St. MITCHEL FIELD, N. Y. May perers, Kegs gi Rlasies,” mone Tones. Reward. 1098. : DELAWARE 3670 N “Adam R. Heck CH-1091 ! 18 (U. P.).—An army A-29 medium |LosT—Boston terrier, female: has nursing | R0omMs With Board 16 Furn. Houses—Apts 18A| 3-Bedroom brick oor: i hall, | NEAR TECH — Nice 3-bedroom ve bomber with a crew of five men,| Quppies; lberal reward. 17 Ww. 33d STONE, 1s: d bie . . master bedroom, double garage; A-1 loca-| home, image. reconditioned: by Hg which disappeared at sea while on BEY Son ae) : ton. down, $35.25 firs t gear FO4d.10p a; . T—Eri| room. ’ ) a routine submarine patrol May 10, “eighing. hou %1] are Ba en red Reasonable. CH-304. THE DOWN-TOWN E NIVERSITY HEIGHTS; or 3 ark wood : 7 A vo i li - ern; w s: garage; . ” has been declared officially lost, 46 ailace. Child Feo &" Bony, He . Nice .I-rn j-rm. suite for 2 men; maid serv-| side A I oa, Harage EA 5-rm, coitage; newly painted, was announced today. Nong 10% Boys tan jacket, Brookside park, Near schoo ce: offer: home or rental inyestment. Leav-|call GA. ounce ay. None of the| “May 4. Reward. CH-0934. PEERING white Ta0y. wants oare of | 12k NORTH. LI-6133 ing c ity. Open 2-5 p. m. daily until May Ol a A So Studebaker Realty crew was from Indiana. POUND_Targe male dog. part Chow, red; | _children by day. 1108 N. Alabama Apt. D. ATi 58 see: Plane: adie’ Free Inspection, TERMITE — x autiiu . ’ 5600 WEST—1107 INGOMAR spection. rear SANTs H I 46|WEST (110 King)—3 Rooms near Link phive-100m moder; Sauare to Dice x TERMITES CONTROL CO. HU-4254, o uien ls Steam ou || Hel otels Belt, private entrance. utilities: ‘Adults. ET are ge Se. Indianapolis Want Ad Number, RIS0SIT Berna $ = Comic elp Wanted—Female B| == am. go ce: | CQUELE to live with elderly lady; rent : call IL Ketrow, BE-0712 Sa wi 2 = w! a ou ampoo ee; nice home; yar Tw LE—No clean rooms; near bath; hot ater: : xan No Jrinkin i Clean, , Deat woman reasonable. H POST Fok5. oy 000 Tim house Real Estate Investment 256A ; man must have ee] li- Comf. beds. gd. ht., parking. | Houses for Rent 19 ¢ as on. Owners § room oR Hop UTX Sai $13 ber week and living quarters. |SeMINOI® $140; 550 wk. 520 N. Ala. Wairen Central; hs service; open. BL | STETRIELD. 8. 92 nie, en BELLEFONTAINE, 1609'%2—Clean duplex, 5 MA-1284. & 528 Massachusetts Ave. COLLECTORS lor ficounts; SHE ; rooms. Bath, water paid; $18. Tquire $4550 Buys Breezeway Colonial tes RE = Bag. between 5.5 a. Aly The Big Four| Housekeeping Rooms 17 A ha . 2 bedroom bUDGAlOWT garage Real Estate for Trad 2 ELDERLY Pablo OAF APIIOL. far 5 30; in Stn Jouble, ment. East of Oxford o on shih , state Tor irade <0 “Rh matic i lady, = No. cooking ‘or laundry. Out wg [#8 CENA. crsprings: | furnished | Carty Carty. "Li'21%0 induirs a 13 W: Open. Whelden, agent, MA-3733 Fe TEER el - . erspr a 8; - , N., 3623—Owner’'s 4-| " . appy, 2 gs Ds : 3 parts ents: ens Bers] [FEY JERSEY. a 1336 Lores vpver due FOUR-ROOM NEW BRICK Hous ern; trade for rentals or farm. TA Be RoPples Saturday, — Pp eds d will sacri- = May 23." Call BE 3108 herween 10 0, a) $6.50; 6TH. 820 E._d-room apartment, Owner needs more room an = Relieves Pain Quick (iahed: imnereprings: downstairs; DFi-| Save Money—Uss TIMES Want Adu_|fie dor fant Sie wed cal WL, Kier | Real Estate Wanted ) Ea children: light h OUSSRORES : Thousands of sufferers from the torturing may stay; work * $8. #1, UE UP — apartments; desirable; CENTRAL, 1039-4 apartments; ble pains of wats, lumbego. ew | Capitol ye Bind sa” i 814 N fumed: Bley Siespina Farms and Suburbans 20 could be. a1. hq Vil trade squt v. Bonion SPEED BEAL ESTATE Li LOA)

H. Duff Vim, ton MORTGAGE Ce 9

We have numerous buyers 4 ie basket at gaesa ob

Van -Arsdell, 1019 N.

Beville, CH-1108.

Poder only a uy: Palancé ALLIS RAE - odern; ; | we, 2 WEBB, 2158 Jr. "orice. Sarton || Dorth of Sbth.. Mr. Waite, WA

BELLEFONTAINE, 1431—Comf: 1 i h¥ pished Siroom an apartment, Srivate on |3 JACRES: well fenced: Soom modern S-ROOM._ semi modern double; "Hi Real Estate Loans a ry 318—3-Room age 10 miles 8 0US shrubbery: day through Priday R. = » Box ment; utilities. Near Tarpished_snact: LEA, Main st, Greenfield. PLEASANT ST my — THAT Hi {BROADWAY 1138-1 and 2 rooms, Kitehen- Phoue 312. uw: Toor bath do th down i 5. lo bath; 86 and $7. LOG CABIN: excellent condition: located month; ah WE CAN LEND you. THE LA ian 3 9 | WARMAN, N. (near Washington), Pear 1542] and kitchenette, | ET ol. Cali KLEIN &| mod le, te ua Sa El & EET a AY, 2 furnished, DOWN _ buys new’ [Es aR WH Bel Sa SE BLS PR lh a >