Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1942 — Page 15
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Smart Boxers Hang Shingles In Pittsburgh
: ye By CHESTER L. SMITH Sports Editor, Pittsburgh Press PITTSBURGH, Aug. 4—What with the piteous pleas for succor that we in the backlands have heard from the Broadway boxing mob these many months, it may interest a few of the citizens to know that there. are spots on the map where the fighters and their business agents are not in the breadline. Take Pittsburgh, for instance, and I don’t mean the Pirates, who are being taken by almost everybody, including the Braves and Phils on occasion. Our cozy little city has turned out to be a happy hunting ground for the hungry sons of slug. They can have butter on their bread here, and ice cream with their pies. If I were a boxer I would come here immediately and hang out my shingle, Then I would cease to worry.
Crinkly-Nosed Mintz Boxing here is in the hands of the Rooney-McGinley Boxing club. The Rooney is Art Rooney, who, with Bert Bell of Philadelphia, owns and operates the Steelers in the National Football league. Mr.
_ McGinley is a sportsman about
town who is well liked and a square shooter, Their matchmaker is = crinkly-nosed Jacob
Mintz, a voluble character who never sleeps, is a tireless talker and whose ring career began and ended when he was knocked out in Charleston, W. Va., many years ago. In the summey, the Rooney-Mc-Ginley combine uses Forbes field, the home of the Pittsburgh ball club, as its base, and just th other night it tossed off what regarded as its greatest card. And it was a lulu, too. Matchmaker Mintz paired Anton Christofordis and a local boy, Mose Brown, who got famous by beating Jimmy Webb three times hand-running. He put together Ezzard Charles of Cincinnati and Booker Beckwith of Chicago, Joey Maxim of Cleveland and Curtis Sheppard of Pittsburgh, Fritzie Zivic and Norman Rubio, and
Harry Bobo and Claudio Villar.
It was a grand card to watch. Bobo, Charles and Zivic won by knockouts and Christofordis and Maxim picked off decisions—but that’s not the story.
Out of Pocket
What made the news was the prices these gentlemen received for their services. Christofordis practically robbed the bank by drawing down a cool $8000. Bobo took away $3000, and Zivic got $2750, with something on the side for Urining auponess, they hint. In the $2000 bracket were Maxim and Rubio. Charles, by far the best fighter on the show, was paid $1500, as were Beckwith, Villar and Brown, The grapevine reports that Sheppard's bill was $750. The gross receipts were® in the neighborhood of $46,000, so that when the promoters added it all up, they found they were slightly out of pocket. It didn't worry them a bit. They are planning something bigger and better for the autumn. But can you imagine paying a guy like Christofordis $8000? The story is around now that Mintz is trying to match Christo and Charles for September—and that the Greek’s manager, Big* Hearted Con McCarthy, says he. will be glad to sign for $10,000, Would you blame him?
Holbrook Wrestles Koverly Tonight
Vic Holbrook who during the winter season dropped a one-fall verdict to George (K. 0.) Koverly, will attempt to erase that defeat when the two heavyweight stars clash in the mat feature tonight at outdoor Sports arena. The popular Holbrook meets the rough and tumble Koverly for two falls out of three. In his last two appearances he triumphed over: Ray Steele, a former champ. Holbrook is from Los Angeles and Koverly- is out of Glendale, Cal Opening action is a return match between the Great Mephisto of Newark and Jules La Rance of Montreal, while Dorve Roche of Decatur, Ill, opposes Ronnie Etchinsen of 8t. Joseph, Mo., in the semiwindup.
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By POP BOONE Sports Editer, Ft. Worth Press
FT. WORTH, Aug. 4—~Down ‘in this neck of the well-known timber, sports fans are wondering how a determined gent like Rogers Hornsby still is a refugee from the Big Show.
Rajah is rated as a wizard, noth-
ling less, for fashioning a pretty
good Texas league ball club from free agents and pulling it by its
loop. Hornsby had a couple of fair veteran right-handers and a cqQrking fielder when he took over the joint job of general and playing manager of the Ft. Worth Cats last winter. Now, in mid-season, he has built around that nucleus with boys somebody else didn’t want.
Makes Pitcher
Only the center-fielder remains from the actual gardeners on the spring squad, and he has been moved to left field. Most of the pitching staff Hornsby had this spring is on the job, but it has been augmented by one of the holdover outfleldérs, Hank Oana, the pure-bred Hawaiian, Oana is the sensation of the Texas league. He was slowed down to a walk and obscured in a utility role. Having a strong right arm, he filled in as batting-practice pitcher and soon had the Cat batsmen moaning, Thrown ‘in as a relief hurler against Beaumont, the junior edition of the Detroit Tigers, he stood them on their heads. Another good relief stint - convinced The Rajah and Oana drew a starting berth. He shut ’em out game after game until finally he hung up a no-hit,
i in which ‘he Cat run machine gave
§ division for a month.
bootstraps into second place in the
Hornsby
no-run victory, marred only by the fact that it was the second game of a double header which in the’ Texas league is but seven innings." Hankus Pankus, as he is called by doting fans, has won nine and
fora Believes Rajah Hornsby Should Be Directing Fast Company Teams Again
lost four to date. His losses have all been in close, low-scoring games
him little assistance. Along® with Earl Caldwell and Beartracks Greer, Oana makes up
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' Warstler on’ Squad
Monk, Tucker, Flea Clifton, Rab-| VA
bit Warstler and Alex Hooks—for-
mer homeless wanderers on the face | Two ‘of the baseball world—along with
Bill Lillard, who handles the shortstop slot, are Hornsby’s infielders. Lillard was a problem child. He went up to the Philadelphia Ath-
letics from the coast a year or sO|.
ago with a. $35,000 tag on him but failed to stick. He’s hitting around 330 with Fort Worth and playing excellently afleld. What kind of a fellow is Hornsby? I've found him just about the most honest bloke I've ever bumped into. He's too honest, if anything. He says what he thinks, never alibis, goes on his own judgment, doesn’t worry too much, plays a percentage but generally sound game.
A Big Time Pilot
His lifetime * batting. average is 358. He was iii the majors 22 years, is recognized as one of the greatest’ infielders ever to scoop up a grounder, His admirers feel, despite the fact that he has held four major league managerial berths, he is strictly a big time pilot and should be directing fast company. By the way, you've all wondered how the greatest righthanded hitter in the record books happens to be called Rajah. It’s simple. That's exactly his Suth’n accent in pronouncing Rogers.
Clutch Hitter
Carl Martin, a former pitcher, will be at his shortfield position for the Pepsi-Cola Boosters tomorrow night when they battle Allison Patrol in the championship game of the loeal sectional softball tournament at Softball stadium. Martin batted in the winning run for the Boosters Sunday night against E. C. Atkins.
Giants Quit Twilight Ball gn NEW YORK, Aug. 4 (U. P.)— The Brooklyn Dodgers’ 7-to-4 army emergency relief game victory over the New York Giants last night may mean the end of twilight baseball in New York. The -game, which attracted 57,305 persons to the Polo Ground—the largest single game attendance there —was called in the ninth inning because of dimout regulations with the Giants having men orf first and second and no orfe out. Under baseball rule, it must go down as a Brooklyn victory and there is no appeal but President Horace Stoneham of the Giants announced that after the twilight game this evening there would be no more ball games at that hour at the Polo Grounds, : Brooklyn probably will continue to play out its twilight ‘schedule but the amount of criticism which followed the Dodgers’ 4-to-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals last
week may lead to a change of plans for next season.
Zale and Abrams
(Booked to Fight
NEW YORK, Aug. 4 (U. P).— Middleweight Champion Tony Zale will meet George Abrams in a 10round overweight bout at Chicago “sometime during the week of Sept. 13 for the benefit of tHe USO,” Pro-
| moter Mike Jacobs announced to-
day. Both men are chief specialists in the navy. Zale is stationed at the Great Lakes naval training station and Abrams at Jacksonville, Fla.
Cubs Have 48 Men In Armed Forces CHICAGO, Aug. 4—Russ Meers was the first Chicago Cub to join
the colors when he enlisted in the
navy. The rookie southpaw was the first on the Cub roster but actually
Counting players on option and men on affiliated minor league clubs, Meers was the 48th pibce of
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16 Volleyball
Teams in Meet
Sixteen teams which already have won district titles in league play sponsored by the city recreation de-
partment . will compete for junior and senior volleyball championships in the annual playground tournament starting Thursday. The schedule follows: At Rhodius—1:30, school No. 75 vs. Rhodius (juniors); 2.30, Coleman vs. Rhodius (seniors). At Willard—1:30, Christian vs. Kansas-Meridian (juniors); 2:30, Christian vs. Ringgold (seniors). At Fall Creek—1:30, Fall Creek vs. school No. 66 (juniors); 2:30, Golden Hill vs, school No. 41 (seniors). At Brookside—1:30, school No. 10 vs. - Brightwood (juniors); 2:30, school No. 10 vs. Brightwood (seniors). Winners at Rhodius and Willard will clash at Willard Friday afternoon while the winners at Fall Creek and Brookside are meeting at Fall Creek and the two championship games will be played at Willard Aug. 10. rib The Rhodius and schéol No. 66 baseball teams, which won the “peanut” league championships for boys under 14 years of age will play for the city playground title at
Wednesday, Aug. 5, at 1:30 p. m.
Recognize Young
HONOLULU, Aug. 4 (U. P).— The territorial boxing commission of Hawaii announced today that it is recognizing David Kui Long Young as bantam-weight champion of the world on the strength of his decision over Champion Lou Salica last fall. Young previously had won a decision over Manuel Ortiz in Los Angeles. Ortiz and Salica are scheduled to fight for the title later this week.
Hurls No-Hitter
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. Aug. 4 (U. P.) .—Pitcher Bill Hanauska hurled a no-hit, no-run game for the Johnstown Johnnies last night, blanking Butler-7 to 0 in a Penn State league game. Hanauska walked four batters, struck out three and allowed only one runner to reach third base.
C. Y. O. Softball
Final games of the Senior C.Y.O. league will be played tonight at Stout stadium. The schedule is: 7:00—Holy Cross Blues vs. St. Philip’s. 8:15—Holy Rosary vs. Holy Trinity 9:30—Holy Cross ‘Greens vs. St. Catherine's.
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Deaths—Funerals 1
indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Aug. 4, 1942
ARMSTRONG—William Herschell, age 27, husband of Norma Carmichael Armstrong and brother of Robert, passed away Thursday, July 30, at Florence Station, Ariz. Service in the Chapel of the Chimes of the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, 1234 Prospect st., Thursday, 10 a. m. Priends invited. Burial Oaklandon. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 j. m, Wednesday.
CLINE—Fred, "husband of Norma, father of Frederick B. and. Richard Cline, passed away Sunday. eve at the Flanner & Buchanan mortua WedMresday, 4:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
DOOLEY—John E., father of Mrs. Gladys DeBard of Jamestown and Mrs. Myrtle Megitiin of Indianapolis, brother of Mrs. C. Booher of Zionsville, died Aug. 3. Pungral service Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2:30 Po .» at the Harold B wler funeral ome in Lebanon. Burt ial Oak Hill Friends may call at the funeral home.
GOULD-—John M., age 59, 13thles of Mrs. Thelma Chastain, © Mrs, Bessie Lucas; Clair C Gould, grandfather of John W Tasas, Stephen Gould, Gordon Lee Chast tall bloshes of Aaarle William, Wash rt Gould, Mrs. Lilile Snyder, Mrs Ruby Atkins, passed away Sunda Prayer service at the residence, 1429 Shure” sevice ie Bio "Gumpieiibn a e Cam r Methodist church, Wednesda P se Burial 1 Cityaville cemetery, Friends: may the ence from 10 a. m. 'to
call a resid 9p. rg Tuesday. Shirley service.
HAAG—Louis Herbert, 5608 N. vania st., husband and father of Mrs, Linus Burns, Urbana, Il, and son of Mrs. Bessie Healey, passed away Monday morning. rvices at the sesidence Jed ay, nvite Buri Friends may call at the is,
JACKSON—Jennie M. Daniel W. Jackson, 'm Dr pute ” Jackson, Mrs, Coral M. Bryson, Mrs. Oliver H. Martin; grandmother of Mrs. Batbara Bon, Paul Russell Jackson char : arti, pass M onday. Funeral Thursday a avy
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Deaths—Funerals + 1
KAHL—Margaretha, of 2620 Southeastern ave., entered into rest Sunday, age 99 years, mother of Mrs. Mathilda Kirkhoff, Mrs. Bertha Bellermeier, Mrs. Lena Wright, Rosa, Sophia and Marie Kahl. Services Wednesday, 2 p. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial - Concordia cemetery. Friends are welcome.
KENNER—Willian¥ Franklin, beloved hus. band of Sarah A, father of Mrs. Nathan Swaim and Mrs. H. Walter Schaefer, grandfather of Carl F. Kenner, Waiter B. Schaefer and Mrs. Rudolf Mazzari, Jean and Bob Swaim, passed away Monday morning. Friends may call at residence, 1109 W. 36th st., until 11 a, m, Wednesday. Services at Flannet oS Buchanan mortuary Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. InterYa 1 Rushville, Ind.
NEAL—Mrs. Annie, age 83 years, away Monday morning. Mother o Elizabeth Little of Indianapolis and Mrs. Amanda Kinney of Danfor , Me. Services Wednesday, 3:30 p. m., at the Aaron-Ruben funeral home, 1943 N. Meridian st. Burial Glenhaven tery. Friends invited. :
POLLACK — Philip, of 4702 N. Illinois, passed away suddenly, husband of Besse, father of Barry, Sharon and Rosalie. Services will be conducted at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home. Interment Beth-El cemetery.
RIEMAN—David F., father of George and Lionel, Beech Grove, brother of William Rieman and Mrs. Nora Briscoe, Cincinnati; O.,, and Mrs. A. B. Watson, McAllen, Tex., passed away Saturday evening. Service in the Chapel of the Chimes of the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, 1234 Prospect st., Wednesday, 3:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial New . Crown. Friends’ may eall ‘at the fumeral home:
SCOTT—Luella Jane, widow of Lew Wallace Scott, mother of Otis F., Troy W.; Howard W. and Robert L. Scott, passed away at the home of her son, Troy W. Scott, Monday morning, age 74 years. Funeral services at Broad Ripple Christian Church, 2 p. m. Wednesday, Aug. 5, Burial Washington Park cemetery. Friends may call at the Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1902 N. Meridian st., until noon Wednesday.
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BRYANT—We wish to thank our many friends, neighbors and relatives, the nurses and doctors at the City hospital, the pallbearers and police, also the Rev. Edwards and Flanner & Buchanan for the beautiful flowers, kindness and sympathy in the death of our beloved son ang brother, R. & MRS,
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WEST RD. 36—Near Allison’s, 2 streets west Lyndhurst dr., turn right. JONES HOUSEKEEPING CABINS.
NEAR ALLISON’S—Furnished 2 rooms and Kiiehepeus) utilities, bath, garage; adults. TA-0126
Apartments Unfurn. 18
H. H. WOODSMALL AGENCY
APARTMENT RENTAL SERVICE 108 E. WASH, LI-5393.
APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU
Choice apts. gladly shown 11-5558.
General Apartments 22 W. Vermont. LI-2439.
CARROLLTON ave., dinetfe and kitchen, constant hot water, 1-car gar.; $32.50. Call Mr. Burtt. HALL-HOTTEL CO. _MA-8581.
Bath 817 EDISON a
GREER, 814 (near Lilly’s)—Lower front, 2 rooms, private entrance; shower bath.
LA" SALLE, 254 N.—4 nice rooms. crossventilated; utilities; back porch; 2 adults.
LAYMAN 14 N.—Living room, bedroom; shower: utilities; no kitchen: near transportation. TR-5031.
MICHIGAN, 2437 E.—Downstairs; 2-room apartment; utilities; private entrance; employed couple preferred; MA-8663.
Furn. Houses.—Apts. 18A
$45—Mooresville; new brick bungalow. $70—Irvington; new brk. bung. for 90 days. $75—6500 South; finest new brick! bung. Others. White. WA-4466. (Eves. IR-7956)
WIHORNS, 137 S.—4-Room house; Hath: Frigidaire; telephone; atilities: heat; good proposition. -
PARK, 727—3-room upper apartment; next to bath. Utilities paid, $8.
3 Cool Rooms,
1322; liv. rm., bdrm., |
‘Houses and Lots Sale 25 c] Unusually ond buy available in well-built mod. investment. 1614-16 Woodlawn; 5 rooms per apt.; automatic oil heat; beautiful yard; A-1 neigh_borhood. Salt Mr. Nicolai or Mr. Koep‘per. MA-641 J. 8. Cruse. Realty Co., 128 N. Del. St. For Defense Workers 6 New 5-Room Bungalows Owner Prefers Adults—$50.00 6720 Caroline 6731 Caroline 6710 Caroline 6741 Caroline KELLER REALTY, INC. LI-4401 3 Bedroom Modern, $3,750 Long’ living _To room, fireplace, nice dining room, ardwood floors down; oné large and 2 medium sized bedrooms up; large basement; only $500 down. . Inspect, 611 E. 22d st. Call Phillips, MA-6962, eves, or MA-2377, with JACK C. CARR. 319 So. Auburn st., 5000 west on > Washington then north on Auburn, Excellent 5-rm. bungalow with ex- J tra lot; shade trees, fruit, garden; only 52,400. Terms. RI-2368. MR. HARTLEY. BE-4212. ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc., REALTORS.
NEW BRICK EAST
6 rooms. Can get immediate possession. Will take some trade. Act quickly.
627 Lemcke Bldg. Jack Duncan 57:5" TF i%0n.
2505 N. PENN 9-room house; 4 down and 5 up; house is well arranged for apartment or room-| ing house; full basement; hot air heat; real location; price $4,250 including furniture upstairs. Will sell equity. For ifformation, call Ketrow, BE-0172-M or MA2377 with Jack C. Carr.
KEYSTONE, 1019 N.—3-bedroom modern home; stoker, garage, large lot. 335 N. Keystone: 6-room modern; extra lot; $3500. Walter Folkerth, East Side Agent. 4200 E. Washington. Call IR4200 any time. .
1255 WEST 31ST ST. Five-room modern bungalow; ing room, bedrooms; front and rear porches, garage; price for quick sale, $3500; inspect any day after 4 p. m. Call Foley, HU-4711. JACK C. CARR. MA-2377
BARNES, 3117—Owner’s corner 5-rm. mod. bungalow. Fully insulated and 5-room side double; tile roof; new furnaces, sun porches, fireplaces; on one lot; rents $75. $950 down on both. Open.
2270 PARKER, $-rm. mod. bung. 1315 POLK st., 8-rm. mod. home.. 23 N. DENNY, 7-rm. semi-mod. . 2.500 WALTER FOLKERTH, East Side Agent. 4200 E. Wash Call IR-4200 any time.
4409 E. 30TH ST. BARGAIN ms.; gas, elec., water, sewer; in good condition; $1300; terms. Moore. MA-5655 IR-T7405 oode & Goode 527 Peoples Bank
440 N. TACOMA
5 Rooms and bath, .newly reconditioned, vacant, price $2400; terms. . JOHN R. WELCH, 23 W. Ohio, LI-3423
large liv-
+1:-92, 300 . 3,000
Business Property 21
ROOM 20x20 in modern building, suitable for store, shop or office. Dearborn Hotel, 3208. E. Michigan, CH-7550.
Resorts and Cottages 22
BEAUTIFUL Markay Lake New cottage; 35 miles south; 250 acres; trees, swime ane = 2nd boating; no fishing. $10 wk.
& SURE of your pe. Demand an ab-
BER ep Veron Title Co. 155 EB. Market St. Union Title Bldg
BROOK WAY, 2538; large 5-room bungalow, fine location; 2-car garage, fencedin back yard; $3.800; $800 down, $30 mo. No loan closing fee. LI-3478.
LASALLE, 449 N.—Five room modern home near RCA (vacant). Walter Folkerth, East Side Agent. 4200 E. Washington. Call IR-4200 any time. :
16 Modern, $4 week up. 440 Massachusetts.
Housekeeping Rooms 17
$8.50, $4.50, $5—New Jersey, 7, 631 N.—~Nicely fun rnished rooms; phone; walking disance.
$4, COLLEGE,
Hotels Hoosier Hotel
1524—Er ployed husband and wife; light housekeeping room; clean, quiet; adults only.
610 E T12TH.—Upper_ front, kitchenette, $4.50; 3 rooms, sink, $6.50; parking.
ALABAMA, 1026; 2 & 3 rooms: ALABAMA, 1516 N.—2 Lar rge front rooms; kitchenette; Frigidaire; utilities; adults.
BROADWAY, 1138-2 rooms, kitchenette, sink, $6. Room, kifchenette, private bath, $v
BROADWAY, 2114—2 Thoms; nicely furnished; near bath; private entrance; phone; adults.
BROADWAY, 3045. Nice room; inners Spring: ties paid; ad } C TON, A 5 per rooms; in-a-ARR private 2 Goer $6.
AVE., 1615. Attractive effispartment; stutll couch; phone;
furnished one igerauion; utili-
ciency utilitie:
LAKE MANITOU (east side)—Large cottage; 2 boats; to families only. -0585.,
Phone RI-5582 Jor lowest want ad word rate in the city and quick reiults.
Wanted to Rent 23
NORTHWEST—A nice 3-bedroom modern home; arage; good condition, good neighborhood. real bargain; $2750, $350 down. CH-§204,
Hudelson. GLADSTONE, 44 S.; modern 2-bedroom home; side drive, garage; excellent —
tion; $4500; terms, LI-3478.
4 MANAGEMENT—RENTAL SERVICE. ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc. RI-2368.
SCHILLER, 27—7-room modern double; present income $60 monthly, Price $2500, $1250 cash. WA-0998,
Moving & Storage 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
2704 N. LaSalle 8t.—5-rm, modern. All oak floors; just refin., newly ‘papered; large Sot, rear fenced, 2car garage. $3250-$325 cash, ' 1028 E. OHIO S8T.—T7-rm. mod. brick, new furnace; full basement. house area, good condition, ' $2500. Terms. IR-4470. C. R. Eschmeyer, RI-2368
ALLISON REAETY CO., Inc.,, REALTORS
EVANSTON, 6117—New 2-bedroom mod.;
- on FHA terms. $500 LI-3478.
down. Open now.
BS io AVE, 556—Nic-ly furnished 8room apartment; modern; Ww walking tance. HIGHLAND AVE. N.—3 MODERN; UTILITIES TE TS.
ILLINOIS, 431, Apt. EP i furnished; sultable 2-3. » ely
SE |CARROLLION. 68 6032 — Attractive 3-bed-
neer - frame, insulated tile roof, gajage o iache, shady yard, Owner,
ways, lull basement,
Help Wanted—Female 5
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'| DEARBORN, 44 N.—Owner's 3-bedroom full base-
A-1 rooming E
side drive garage. Can sell to anyone| Colonial Rome; brick ve-|
O NEW 2-bedroom modern bungalows; breeze-built-ins; F.HA.|Z jeri 218 8. Ninth a; “Beech Grove.
NORTHWEST—6 large rooms, modern $500 down, $45 month. MA-T7363 or TA-
modern; hardwood floors, ment; 2-ear garage. $4800.
CARROLLTON, 1634—9 Rooms; 2 baths; AL condition: nice yard: ‘bargain: Wa-
5632 WINTHROP;
dining room and kitchen; 2].
| room
NEW HOMES COMPLETED |
AT BEAUTY FUL RHODIUS PARK
A development of 117 homes, 3 bed rooms each; fine baths and kitchens; basements; front drives. A most attr tive home owned community.
OP AILY
19 to 12 and 3 to 7 bes St. . Belmont, Lappes St.
CO., BUILDERS. 243 N. RI-3477. ibaa
1429 E. Market—Duplex
6. rooms and bath on 1st floor, rooms up, large attic, toilet and bath. Also 4-car concrete block gar, Close to Holy Cross and public schools. 4 MA-9821. Edw, Dillehay. MA-6411..
Mod. 2-Bedrm. Cofta
Located near Brookside park] Has large rooms; full basement} 2-car garage. Good condition and- priced for quick sale. For details;
Call Lynch, BR-0239 MA-9396
Suitable for Roomers ;
Close to Downtown 712 Russell ave, 9-room mod., exce furnace, d low. MA-9821. Edw,
411. J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO., 128 N. DEL,
1415 W. 22d; 4-rm. modern bungae > low; excellent location; nice yard, Only $32.50. Mr, Hartley, BE-4212, ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc, REALTORS RI-2368.
4-Room Bungalow Perfect cond. inside and out; moderns’ inclosed Lack yard; $3,200: 1827 N. Hards = ing. Ask for Bill, Jr. HU-1723, ak INC LI-4401,
243 Delaware.
ELT] MORIA
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KELLER REALTY,
_lot. 1405¢E. New York. MA-415
MODERN 4-bedroom; near Shortridge. Vae cant. In perfect condition. LI-3478.
ENGLISH Ave., 1453-81700; 4 rooms; $350 cash. Call LI-381
11TH, 650 na modern sin, garages; suitable rooming house.
BILTMORE ave., state road 40.
le; ier,
lot—2 squares north ‘Call IR-3824, of
Farms Suburban Sale 258 ‘ARMS SMALL AND LARGE; FARMS SALE OR TRADE. MQ Masten Co. 9°. Diavares S. Sherman Dizive.—8
1 21/ 2 Acres ‘$4250; exchange for city property, Elmore Bros, MA-3788.-
IDEAL HOME—New S-room modern; full™ asement, large lo becca dri off 5015 Rockville road. BE-0120. be
Real Estate for Trade
BEAUTIFUL scenic southern Indiana {i 3 ‘on river, 127 acres and 10 liana ae house in Indianapolis furnished; income $110 and apartment f8r owner. Tr for property in or near Peru, Indiana, Address St. Clair, 322 E. St. Clair, Ine dianapolis, Indiana.
DOUBLES; 1 10-room Frm (brick); all downtown; good rentals, all occupied: immediate delivery. $2,000 down. Mp, Moore, Room 208, 157 N. Illinois. 11 seat,
Save up to 40%—Use TIMES hots RI-5551 Petween 8 a. Nan sad”
Real Estate Wanted LIST - YOUR HOUSE SUBURBAN PROPER ;|WITH US for QUICK JACK C. CARR MA. 2377 : HU-. $200 TO $300 Cas Tor Squity in
Soitdge, so sou transportation, bath Opreterred. electricity, toilet, $20 balance
have gas, -porches and nice ya
shade; ~ large lot; ex $4,500. Terms. S000 do
$1800 CASH b 4 ern ht h ,
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$2500 BUYS 8-room- modern single; ne un’