Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1942 — Page 33

| TUESDAY, MAY 26,

. entry in the mail by midnight May

umph over the Red Sox while the Indians. were flip-flopping for their| i

Pitchers Getting Better; Last 400 Hitter Leaves

By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, May 26 —The pitchers are beginning to catch up with the hitters in the major leagues. The last .400 hitter has passed out of the picture in the averages and it’s getting more dificult with the passing

of each day to get a base-hit.

of the honors. The returns show: Only one team scored in double figures. (The Cardinals with 10 runs.) Only four homers were hit in eight games, two in each league.

Only three teams hit in double|

figures. The Cards got 13 hits, the White Sox (how did they do it?), 12, and the Browns, 10. All the rest were pretty much under the pitcher's thumb. Curt Davis, Dodger veteran, fashfoned the best pitching performance—a two-hit 3-0 shutout over the Phils. Four other clubs were held to one-run.

- Yanks Increase Lead.

The Yankees did themselves the most good by increasing their American league lead to three and and a half games with a 3-1 tri-

fifth straight loss. Spud Chandler gave up seven hits and was aided

by three Yankee double plays, mak- |<

ing the world’s champs’ total 50 in 34 games. Joe Gorden hit safely in his tenth straight game and Buddy Hassett drove in two runs and scored the other. . Chubby Dean, Indians’ lefty, and Bill Dietrich, White Sox bespectacled right-hander, were locked in a 1-1 pitching duel until the ninth when Dean faltered. The White Sox cracked out four hits and scored four runs, winning, 5-1. Sid Hudson outdueled Phil Marchildon last night before 11,507 at’ Philadelphia as the Senators beat the Athletics, 5-3. Hudson gave up nine hits but had the A's blanked until the eighth, when he enjoyed a five-run lead. Marchildon’s wildness and poor support contributed to his defeat.

Brooklyn Coasts

The St. Louis Browns nosed out Detroit, 3-2, on a costly Tiger error in the ninth. Hal Newhouser held the Browns to four hits until the eighth. Bob Muncrief allowed only four hits in the eight innings he worked but two of them were homers by Jimmy Bloodworth and Pinky Higgins. Brooklyn coasted to a 3-0 victory over the Phils in a twilight game| in which Curt Davis came close to a no-hitter. One of the two hits off him was of the infield variety and Dixie Walker just missed catching the other. Mickey Owen’s triple drove in two runs. The Braves subdued the Giants, 3-1, in 11 innings when Max West hit a homer off Bill Lohrman with a mate on. Lou (Dry) Tost was the winning pitcher, allowing only eight hits. I.ohrman also allowed eight hits, but from the fifth until the 11th was invincible.

F. McCormick Misses Game

Cincinnati moved into fourth place last night by downing Pittsburgh, 6-1, behind Paul Derringer’s six-hit pitching. A crowd of 16,205 saw the first night game at Cincinnati. Derringer got a single and double to help win his own game— his first victory this season. Frank McCormick, Reds’ first baseman, broke his string of 652 consecutive games when he didn’t play because of a lame back. Rookie Hank Sauer replaced him. The Cardinals raked five Cubs for 13 hits and notched a 10-2 victory behind Ernie. White's easy eight-hit pitching. Terry Moore banged out three hits.

Yesterday’s Star—Curt Davis, Brooklyn veteran, who toyed with the Phils as he pitched a two-hit game for his sixth victory.

Speedway Cards Softball Derby

John Devney, softball commissioner for southern Indiana, has scheduled another Softball Derby for Speedway stadium starting Saturday night and continuing until June 2, E. C. Atkins, recent winner of the first derby, Allison Patrol and Wayne Park Garage have entered, Strong state teams must have their

27. No entry fee is charged and the winner will be the guest of a banquet.

American Dog " Wins Medals

BELFAST, Nortirern Ireland, May 26 (U. P.). — Ballylouthan Blue Peter, first member of the American forces in northern Ireland to cross into neutral Erie, returned today with five medals. Better known as Scrappy, he is the kerry blue terrier of Maj. Gen. Russell P. Hartle, commanding the American forces. Scrappy crossed into Eire Sunday for the show of the Irish Kennel club at Drogheda. He came back with the special green star award, three firsts and a second in competition with some of the best dogs in Ireland.

BASEBALL 1 TB SLO Ra VR

ave ie Prantiin Cubs ha have gresnized for for

BE t to schedule

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Johnson ave. Fran

Monday's opening rounds, also saw the lowest score of the day

The pitchers were bearing down yesterday and came off with most

F. McCormick . + . lame back.

456 Pass Hale

America Test

By UNITED PRESS The Hale America tournament, golf’s greatest contribution to national war charities, had a total of 456 qualifiers Monday for berths in the 13 sectional semi-final rounds which reward survivors with spots in the finals at Chicago, June 18-21. This group, which qualified from a record open field of over 1528 golfers, will be joined by 12 Californians, who moved up automatically” because of lack of competition, and 62 more who were exempted because they qualified for the P. G. A. tournament now under way at Atlantic City, N. J. “Name” casualties were few in which

—for 36 holes—go to an apparently unknown amateur, Edward Johnson, from Fairmont, W. Va. who

registered 132. The only entry in

his district, Johnson was aided apparently by the lack of competition for the one berth in his area. He shot the first 18 holes in 67 and then toured the back 18 in 65. Reggie Spencer, professional from Fairmont, withdrew because of illness.

Al Espinosa Eliminated

Buck White of Memphis, Tenn., turned in the next best score to lead qualifiers in his district by nine’ strokes with 133. His total pared a stroke off the course record for 368 holes at the Memphis Country club while his 18-hole 66 on the first round equalled the course record. Only important players eliminated were Profesisonal Al Espinosa, from Akron, O., and State Senior Champion Robert A. Stranahan from ‘Toledo, O. Espinosa, who lost a playoff for the National open title to Bobby Jones in 1929, turned in 151 while Stranahan failed to win one of the 11 berths among a field of 48. Jones, already . automatically qualified, played at Atlanta “just for practice” and shot 140, only eight strokes off the day's best tally. Among the more prominent players who qualified were P. Hal Sims, the bridge expert, and T. Suffern Tailer. Sims registered a 78-77 for 155 while Tailer, now in the army, turned in an 81-84 for 165. Both played at Long Beach, N. Y. A single South American was among the qualifiers at Elizabeth, N. J. He was Carlos Bracht af Buenos Aires, who carded 72-77 for an 150 total.

Hole-in-One

Tom Whiteway, Cleveland amateur, registered the day’s lone hole-in-one during the course of compiling a 149, the highest score among that district's seven qualifilers. He made the shot on the 110-yard 16th hole during the morning round at the Shaker Heights Country club.

St. Clair Country club, Belleville, Ill, and brother of the St. Louis Cardinals’ centerfielder, Terry Moore, turned in the lowest score among the eight qualifiers in the St. Louis area with 145. Chicago had thy largest field with 135 players comreting for the 40 berths. Frank Perpich of Chicago turned in the lowest score for this group with a 144.

Ken Kennedy of Hercules, Pa., who was the last of 12 qualifiers in his section.

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Highest score was 183, hung up by |bama

Zivic K. Os Lew Jenkins

PITTSBURGH, May 26 (U. P.).— Lew Jenkins, the former lightweight champion form Sweetwater, Tex. was knocked out by Fritzie Zivic, former welterweight champion; in the final round of their scheduled 10-round bout at Forbes field last night before a crowd estimated at 13,000. Zivic weighed 144, Jenkins 138. Referee Ernie Sesto refused to allow Jenkins to come out for the 10th round because of a cut over his left eye. Zivic won seven rounds and had Jenkins on the floor for a cne-count in the eighth. Four times Jenkins slipped and fell during the army-navy relief fund bout.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, May 26, 1942

OERRE—Herm 64 years, husDOER] of Carrie, {athér of Lee and d Catherine, brother of William 1 Doerre, passed away Sunday. runes al Wednesday. 8:30 a. m. at the Deer moriuary, 2313 W. Washington st.; 9 a. St. Anthony's Church. Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Prien: may call at the mortuary any t

DOODY—Michael P., 37 years, husband of Ruth Armstron; Sher of Patricls and brother of Mrs. Lester Darrell, Mi Vir il Briggs an ahd Mrs, Seorge Crumbo nephew J. Jul vihill, assed away Sunday. ; Wednesday, 8:30 H. Oma: ineral Home: East _st.,

1505 8. and 9 ke Jonny s Catholic church. Burial "Holy

me. beloved

HECK—Henry, age 76, of 1827 N. Alabama, father of Ray Heck and Eva Ruth Miller, Detroit, Mich., uncle of Eva Heck of Bourbon, Ind., passed away Mongay at Bourbon. Funeral Thursday, 2 p. m at the Farley funeral home, 1604 Morris st. Burial Flgpral Park. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Wednesday

LANG—John G., age 74, beloved husband of Plizabetn, ‘father of Mrs. Frances Bru Mrs. na Ott, of city; George, of “Terre Haute, Ind.; Joseph, 0! of Beech Grove; Brother Martin, O. sy of Ce rothe er Hilary, F. M of Petosk. Sister Sym ors, o Siste ter Rose Virginia, of Mo: brother of Mrs, Jessie and Louis Lang, of Anderson, Ind., passed away Sunday eyening. Funeral from late Jone, 1308 8. : m.; Sacred Heart m. Bur ial 8t. Joseph cemevy. Friends invited. uck Service. [Madison (Ind.) and Carroliton (Ky.) papers please AA

NEWMAN—David O., age 78; passed away at his Jesigeice bis Astor ‘st:, ds afternoon. ral Wednes sday, : bi m., VY io Brothers West Side chape! 002 Michigan st. Friends invi Busal Floral rk. Friends may cali at chapel any time,

O’HERN—Thomas L., beloved brother of

hurch, Burial *1oly Cross cemetery. Friends invited.

BOS -—dertpude. ah of George D. and

u ay call at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary.

RUSCHAUPT—Martha E. wife of Charles F., mother of Harold C., sister of Albert, Charles. and Fred Keske, Mrs. Harry G. Claffe Mrs. Arthur W. Schowe, assed away Sunday afternoon. Services, Jannge oF chanan Mortuary, Wednes2 ends invited. Burial, Memorial Park. Friends may call at the mortuary.

SHULTZ Nettie May, of 2154'z Wheeler st., entered into rest Monday, age 43 years, ered of Arthur T. Shultz, sister of Mrs. Laura Raamore. Services Wednesday, 10:30 a. m. at Harry Moore Peace chapel. Burial ‘Anderson cemetery.

ZIMMER—Anna, 75 years, beloved mother of Mrs. Anna Geisler, August Zimmer of Indianapolis, sister o ugust Kolbe of Germany. Foueral from Rriager funeral, home, Thursday, 8:30 Services at St. Catherine church, 9 a. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. Sits may call at the Juneral home after 2 p. m, Wednesday

Funeral Directors 5

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BOYS to sell strawberries; $9 a week, Call 5-7:30 p. m. 815 Bradshaw.

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Free consultation with experts. Small charge for material used. International Beauty School, 229 N. Penn, I WILL not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than myself _ after May 26, 1942. MARION

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- | SEWING—Alterations a Specialy expert fitting: ELSIE SUTP, 3

reasonable.

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LADIES. MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE MEYER O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th WA-0084

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Hoosier Fence Co. 7:75. tree

farm. Est. {ree. Easy terms. HU-8361—HU-6665. (FLORIST)

REMEMBER your loved ones, Decoration Day! I Yrem a Flower Shop, 1010 Virginia,

SPECIAL attention to wreaths for your loved ones. Atkins, 209 W. 21st. TA-0224.

(FURNACE CLEANING & REPAIRING)

CLEANING, repatting ~ Victor Furnaces, il Burners; Stokers; Gas Burners. Hall-Neal Furnace Co. LI-4576. *

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(INSULATION) Rockwool Insulaters, Inc. TA-98700. INSURANCE

REVOKED LICENSE INS.

RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, INC. 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. MA-9421.

Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins. MA-3425 L. D. MAZUR. 108 E. WASH. 8T. (LAWN SERVICE)

PEAT MOSS, manure and good rich dirt. Call evenings. HU-8690. Prompt service.

(MOVING)

LOCAL and long-distance R508; $2 and up. Union help. Call

(PAPER CLEANING)

PAPER CLEANING vox suar.; wall

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Experienced, quick Paper Cleaning service, CH-4525.

LEANING, wall washing, interior BARNETT. RI-5152.

(PAPER HANGING) A-1 PAPER HANGING, 12%c a roll with sale of paper. BE-2545 paper

For paper hanging, RI-3165 furnished, ‘Sherman Banks.

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PAPER hanging, painting, interior decorating. BAKER. C H-4863- W.

APER C! painting.

PATCH plastering, new and_old work. Specializing in old work, LI-7120.

(REMODELING)

OlL BURNING Norge furnace, heats largs home; practically’ brand new; cost $600; $275. 1430 Kentucky

Nationally adv. all color; Paint 5 gal, $7; 1 gal.. Farm & Home Supply, 1325 Ky. MA- ost, 2000° WOODEN packi boxes, all sizes, 10c up. MILLION POPULATION WRECKING

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FLOOR sander, Lincoln-Schlueter. 9, and _ iRess p Rcelient condition. Call days.

BEAUTIFUL red pillow arm livingroom suite, like pow, 40; 100-1b. side Tape erator, $5; "Moving. 538 W

BEDS, 3h ne i mattresses. 310 E. Wash. Open eves.

Gas RANGE, £500, fonjiion, 30 slo. 0-0, all. 540 W. 31s BED EE $14.95 RR A VASES wringer. 1072 Hillside.CH-5468] clothing, furn. RI-6622

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TE DRILL, ballbearing, new; . E ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington IR-1151

YTHING in new furniture. You'll be surprised what cash can do. Norman, WA-1909.

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Liquidating Sale, 3862 E. Wash.

REBUILT SWEEPERS— $i 4.95 With attachmerits BLOCK'S—11th and Meridian. Open ey

CONGOLEUM Fp 'x* $3.25

SPECIAL Farm & Home Supply, 1325 Ky. MA-6033.

MOTOR OIL 5%... 90¢

Sealed Cans Farm & Home Bupply, 1325 Ky. MA-6033.

Lubricating Set—Alemite

Liquidating Sale, 3862 E. Wash.

DINING room suite, bed, dresser, sewing machine, library table, miscellaneous. 1111 N. Pershing.

DINING rm. suite: beautiful 8-pe. walnut fine Bk x ed $400 value; take less than half. 310 E. Wash. Open eves.

3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE, $119.50. MERIDIAN 1712 N. Meridian. Open Evenings.

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12 Steel Parts Bins 7'x3'x12" deep

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SUN-RAY GAS RANGE—Apt. size, all white, 4 burners; oven and $44 95 broiler. Terms, . BLOCK'S—11th and Meridian, Open eves.

ROOF COATING AS===7os § 1.50

Farm & Home Supply, 1325 Ky. MA-6033.

FOR SALE or Trade—1-7A Huffman press; Cissel] Sons Shoulder pad sitamer, Belmon eaners, Ww. Bont, Sf ashington.

24” Electric Fan and Stand Liquidating Sale, 3862 E. Wash. RED STAR GAS RANGE— $19.95

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Roaches, etc., easily killed Bed Bugs with Protecto Spray.

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COLLEGE, front privileges.

1134 (Off W. 10th).—Near defense plants. Attractive; board optional; gentleman. BE-3525¢R.

HOLMES, 26 8 able 23 employed BE-3192-M.

ILLINO! 2005 N.—Attractively furn- ; Tow, 3005 room, innersprings, cross ventilation, constant hot ater,

IRVINGTON (46 5.3 JoRISOD) pare I suitable 2 ings; breakf optional. Private gy

KENWOO! 2317—Nice good I WA-4397,

LA SALLE, 812 N. (Near R. C. A,)—C fortable; innersprings: private going preferred; reasonable

S310-Leyely Jurnished single rivate entrance; kitchen ir -2886.

girls; reasonable.

2 adults;

om--bath; CH-

18—Attraciive room, twin sa constant hot water

MERIDIAN, 2315 N.—Nicely furnished, innersprings, near “bah, 'g good transpor- :

tation,

lunes

NORTH, TY Sool new springs, next bath,

te home, ex lent transportation. PA Yo

P 3247—Front master Se no A roomers; breakfast optional Reasonable. WA-3028.

PARK, 3309—Large front room, va home; Wadi Boon garage. 2 3967.

PENN., 2405 N.—2 large front rooms; two closets; next bath: a ed girls

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 1 ear Alliso Comfortable; ' near dain: Nr home; _ gentleman. LI-0101.

ST. CLAIR, 314 E. combination livin vate entrance.

TACOMA, 3722 N~—large.

., Apt. 4—Large front -bedroom, porch, pri5829.

nicely furnished, home; cooking

near bath, (C.

S.—Modern front room; suite MCcKIM,

nls m and 8 p. m.

Housekeeping Rooms 17

BROADWAY, 1136—1 and 2 Jooma, kitchenette, private bath; $6 and $7.

BROADWAY, 2545—Nicely i front housekeeping room; refrigeration’ near car line. WA-3854.

OKVILLE RD. shed cottage; ordnance plant. TON, 1554—2 room apartment; icely furnished; utilities furnished.

CARROLLTON, 2006—Large front housekeeping room, private entrance. Very reasonable. Adults. Phone.

le 1529—Front apartment, 2 ooms, te bath, Jonsway over: stuffed. Bulit in

rch. rnished. Adults.

features. RI-5976 Po 4 350 COLLEGE, 1524—Pather, mother, apartment; lower 3 rooms, upper

e room; clean, quiet, reasonable; eS

EUCLID, N., 109—Lovely bedroom apartment: knot y pine wall and celling.

LINDEN, 1205—1 light Soucokooping room; downstairs, front; private entrance; util- _ ities. LI-9403.

8.—3-Room spaiment utilities, Washington car-

furnear

6102—2-Room bath; modern,

27 Jiivaie Daa E

PARK, 1540—$5; front room, everything furnished. innersprings. Private e entrance. ne.

PARK, 1705; _ clean, large; , CLA 322 n, Eras a Rn. $7; 1 room, $4.50. TALBOTT, N.—Small 1 efficiency; efined home;

2221 large closet; _rollaway; r _ adults; phone

$6.50—2 room front apt., Pal private entran

Ww.

WALNUT, 119 W l-room apts., $4-835; everything

Taal clean and com-

10TH, W., partment, twin beds, inhetaprings, Oo rigidaire, an

walking distan 11TH, 930 E—2 Fs room i pajorn. ing ba LADY will share apartment

th; constant hot ator EMPLOYED with Sitch privileges. LI-T after

unfurnished room, 15x25; adults. 5 p.

20TH. = E.—Unfuirnished, large corner room, mext to bath; near Central. WA-

Your house or apartment “for rent” ad in The TIMES costs as little as per day

try one, save money and RESULTS. between

Phone RI-5551 8

Apartments for Rent 18

General Apartments

22 W. Vermont

modern room; fr privileges. CH-4107. TALBOL 200 N.— 7, fumithes room, th Pile yo man predy TALBO™ 2168 large closets, 3 win-

Pennsyl trolley; gentleman; $550 Theor ne 9600

WASHINGTON. new home; good tra entles man preferred; reasonable. = 68.

DRIVE, 3 Comfortable room; modern home, vin beds; gentleman preferred. IR-027

‘Get Want Ad results in

1 t word tes in Tg TRE i: ow. the RI-5661 4 for quick _res results iow. pon ow cost

Rooms With Board 16

3 Rooms, $26

Utilities; Adults. 1116 N. Capitol.

we A

13-2439 158 E. Market St.

Moving & Storage 24

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store Now-—Pay Six Months Later.

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

Houses and Lots Sale 25 4-rm, semi-mod. 211 Wis-

BARGAINS consin. 3637 Primrose. 5-

rm. modern. Real bargains for quick sale.

424 Peoples Bank® JACOBS

Bldg. MA-5922.

TTRACTIVE Forest Manor home. New Dick veneer. glish design. 3 bedooms. Beautifully Qecoraisd, landscaped. Venetian blinds; carpets, draperies avail. able. howl n by appoint pument Daly:

and Sun- _ Gays, OH. Ta5T

6217 N. DELAWARE

5-Room brick: : Oo ape Cod fireplace: automa rge lot with shade trees, back yard ; double garage. Owner

leaving city. BR-1326.

5-RM BUNS: 4100 WEST: ONLY $2350. Long living rm lights, gas, ater inside. 1-car fide d ar. gar.; $400-dn. Moore.

oode & Goode }%- goss” crus

527 Peoples Bank. MICHIGAN, 4700 E.—Beautifully land3 bedroom, strictly inodera, | sinole. Also 3700 East; 3 apartment, home and income of $195 per month. Owners will sacrifice. CH-8753-R,

WELL ARRANGED FOR 2 FAMILIES 1133 Hoefgen; near Shelby carline, Nice 8-rm. mod., recnd., like new, $200 dn.

call Ga-siss Studebaker Realty

i CAROLINE 4 squares east Martindale, house. 2 bedrooms, 2 chicken rage fruit trees, grapes. Make ter cared), Call Barth, WA- , Carr, Union Trust bldg.,

on us an 2 5653.

5-ROOM TE 2 bedrooms; modern, e Shade,

leaving. CHI83-W

905 Fletcher Ave.; 8 ern; good condition; $2800. 832-34 Fletcher; mod. 4d 7 rms. side; real buy at $4500; terms. LI-4304. MR.: ED. ZWICKER. RI-2368. ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc., REALTORS BE SURE of vour title. Demand an abstract red by

Union Title Co.

Union Title Bldg

Vacant June Ist "0 "or "0s

Tuxedo. Price $3,250; terms; owner. TA5650, MA-2384.

Bh ’

iT. 3 533 RAN. 1, Bpver 3 rooms,

1 Kitchen and" atnetie, 1 | Lia

MA-8581. Save Money—Use TIMES Want Ads. a

Houses for Rent 19

N, 1 2700 Shelby) 4 rooms, redecorated: shower; also 3 rooms, nished. Adults. ute —

4919 E, 21st, IR-195T. Farm, Garden, Plants 3 TOT Bos ie yg cs GA-5257. Eas EE Peanie, Daisies

TK dao” s for =

Day. Masch308 W. Troy. |

ee Vos Prin ved 3 mein OA.

BAT. Las Ln A ie

Tats: BE-3008:

Noth Sara: mor two Nn

|wE Foe pe ed front room, S—- A

acres, Mi er Road . - CH-4312 R-2.

* Sa sis se,

Housekeepi ng Rooms

17(W

Farms Suburban Rent 20}, ne

Yd bedroom modern Doms ne. located r eer,” "She. terms. C.

: TERMITES

9210 Call W.| 5 Achms

Houses and Lots Sale 25 : orem 3650 HILLSIDE AVE.

5-Rm. mod. bungalow. Has

ova water system; 2 extra lots.

OWNER SAYS GET OFFER

DOUBLE. 2800 BLOCK NORTH GALE ST.

4 Rms. to sid ws to. sia, e mod. Faved st. Own $4500—-MORTGAGE $2300 \ NEW HOMES About completed. ¢ rms. and dinette.

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

BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. 242 N. Del. RI-3477 BR-0131 , 614 N. SHERMAN DR. > 3 bedroom modern, perfect Sendls - tion, extra toilet, laundry in i basement. New furnace. F yard, 2-car garage, paved alley. Well Ha scaped. Near R.C.A., school and trolley,

$5,000, terms. C. R. Eschmeyer, IR-44 ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc. RI-2308

A REAL BARGAIN Six1a IX TOON oleh hou house, os TR $1,000 dowr 2h Bowerard pl. 23 W. Ohio. -

~ ZONED FOR DOUBLES

Convenient to Speedway; lots at n. & an

corner 15th and Rembran: ved J both $650, cath or 3 Ee ol al GY $2,130 BUYS owner's h Feat $30. : rent Free Inspection.

150m sex Lp ern double: TERR TOL OL 00. i

gle, 2530 5 Boulevard dB Sacrifice. al

__nings Bros., 28 RED—. A ab home a vie fo¥ foF an a a. at ber 8.

—_——

for quick sale, Possession

“Bag, wasezs. JACOBS

Bldg. MA-5022.