Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1942 — Page 19

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SDAY, Officials Name

| Program for

“Pack the Park’

Officials of Voiture 145 of the 40 and 8 and the American Legion

, have announced, a tentative pro-!.

' gram for their “Pack the Park Night” at Victory field Aug. 11. That night Milwaukee will open

' & series here with the Indians.

Soldiers stationed at Ft. Harrison |

are to have a part in the program, The” army band will play a pre-

‘game concert and two companies of

the military police will give an, exhibition of manual of and drill formations. The Forty and Eight color guard will participate in a flag-raising

ceremony and Legion officials will|

present medals to ball players who

ATG. 6, 1942

at one time played American Legion junior baseball. Legion Medals Four members of the Indians have played junior Legion ball, They are Frank Staucet, utility infielder; Bill Skelley, shortstop; Ray Poat, pitcher, and Johnny McCarthy, first baseman. Hal Peck is the only member of the Milwaukee club who played Legion ball. Legion officials also announced that they are trying to have Brig. Gen. James Doolittle, the Tokyo air raid leader, make a personal appearance at the game.

“= Proceeds of the game will be giv-

en to the army emergency relief

7 fund.

Grandstand and box seats are on sale at L. Strauss & Co. and at the Forty and Eight chateau. Call RI0772 for reservations.

Dodgers Worry; Reiser ¥ 111

NEW YORK, Aug. 6 (U. P)— Despite their robust National league lead, the Brooklyn Dodgers faced a serious problem today when it was learned that Outfielder Pete Reiser,

“the circuit's leading batter, would

be out of action for several days. Reiser, main gun in the heavy Dodger attack, is suffering {from an upset stomach and headaches and if his condition fails to improve he will be sent to Johns Hopkins. hospital in Baltimore for a check-up. The ailment is believed an aftereffect of the accident Reiser suffered when he ran into a concrete wall at Sportsman’s park in St.

* Louis July 19. Dr. Robert Hyland,

who treated Reiser for concussion, said Pete would suffer headaches for a considerable period.

Bowling Notes

I. A. C. Golf Winners

George Enos (center) is holding the president’s trpohy awarded annually to the winner of the Indianapolis Athletic-club’s tournament. Enos won it yesterday with a 73. Dr. Harry G. Leer (left) was awarded "the secretary’s cup for runner-up low gross honors. Paul Browning (right) holds the director’s cup for low net honors, The tournament was held yesierday at the Indianapdlis Country club.

Thornton Lee Regains Clever Pitching to Beat Tigers, 1-0

.By PAUL SCHEFFELS United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Aug. 6.—Thornton Lee and the riddle of his inactivity were in the clear today and from behind the scenes cime one of the most remarkable stories of quiet courage in sports, Lee won 22 games last year, compiling an earned run average of

2.32.

He might have done better this year if a discouraging series

of misfortunes had not laid him low—almost too low to come back—

2 Ring Stars

but he’s hit the trail up again and is moving fast. Lee hung on, grimly and took his biggest stride back yesterday: when he limited the Tigers to seven hits, giving the White Sox a 1-0 victory. All the clever pitching that made Lee one of the most respected pitchers in the business was back at the old stand. He fanned six batters, walked only three and left nine runners stranded. Lee dropped his| inaugural comeback effort by one run July 25, in a 10-inning struggle with the A's. Chicago scored yesterday in ‘the sixth when Don Xolloway stole home. He singled and took second when Wally Moses beat out a bunt. He reached third when Myril Hoag hit into a double play and then slid safely home with Luke Appling at bat. Detroit's Dixie Parsons was ejected for arguing about the play. Tex Hughson shut out Phila-

delphia with three hits, pitching fheyylelr futures.

Risk Futu

res

NEW YORK, Aug. 6 (U. P.).—

Square Garden's ring,

ithe: spot where two

Right in the middle of Madison

“X” marks determined

warriors risk their future hopes tonight—young Allie Stolz of Newark, N. J., outstanding lightweight contender, and ancient Chalky Wright of Los Angeles, recognized in New

York and affiliated

states as

featherweight champion of the

world. Wright's -title claims

rounder, Stolz,

are not at

stdke in this over-the-weight 10but both are gambling

who almost

EVANS—§Sarah,

Deaths—F uneials. ies indianapolis Times, Thurs., At Aug. 6, 1942

ALLEN—John B., beloved husband of Mary E. Allen and father 8f Mrs. Elsie Vun-

Ela " Kreemiller of Sa Mrs. May Reynolds np na Bonk away at the residence, utheastern ave.,, Thursday morning, Aug. 6. Funeral services will be held at the residence on Saturday afternoon, Aug. 8, at 2 o'clock. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Friends are welcome. Priends may call at the residence after Friday noon. [Washington (Ind.) papers please -copy.] Wald Service.

CHALFANT—Roland H., 4254 Carrollton ave., husband of Mrs. Gertrude Coffman Chalfant, father of Mrs. LaVon Chalfant Nicholson, brother o Mrs. David Faust of Alliance, O.,.C. T. Chalfant of Lake Orian, Mich., ‘and_ Teal Chalfant of Washington, D. passed away Wednesday afternoon. so at FlanBer o> Buchanan mortuary Saturday, 2 aioe Ro Burial WashPetes

Tl call at the he K Middiotown Ra Pendleton

papers please copy.)

DAVIS—Harry G., 65 years, 20490 Roosevelt ave., husband of Rachel Davis, father of Mrs. Gene Hammond, Mrs. Ralph MecAuly, Harry W.:and Carl Davis, brother of Mrs. Cora Crosley, Mrs. David Springer and Mrs. Ella Shields, passed away Wednesday a. m, Friends may call at the Jordan Funeral Home, 1550 Brookside ave. Funeral Saturday, Aug. 8, Pp. m., Hillside oa Sa ne, Burial | Washington Park. Friends invited. Body will lie in Sate at church Saturday between 1 and 2 m.

and *Ind.,

age 176 years, beloved mother of Miss Crystal Evans, Mrs. Lois Merlin and Benjamin B. Evans, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Friday, 3 p. ., at Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, Tiiinots at 10th. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time,

HENDRICKS-—-John A. Weloved father of Orlando Hendri and Mrs. Violet Blubaum of - Vin Ind.; brother of Louis Hengacer ot Stratford, Wis.; Cleve Hendricks of Stendal, Ing. grandfather of Junior, Norma and P Blubaum, passed away rary neral Friday, 10 a. m. at Shirley Brothers Central Illinois at 10th st. Burial near Monroe call at the chapel any time. [Vincennes (Ind.) papers please copy.]

NOLAN—Eva Blanche, wife of Charles, mother of Katherine Nolan, Mrs. Mary Lucas, Mrs. Ruby McGrayel, Willard and Melvin Nolan, grandmother of Melvin Smith and Mrs. Melba Eads, Bevel awa Suesday, Services Friday, m. ay the J. Wilson Chapel of he ‘Chimes, 1234 ripe st. Friends invited. Burial Round: Hill cemetery.

SYMMES—Carey Franklin, age 72, beloved husband of Anna Symmes, father of Ethel Dorsett and John Symmes, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Friday, 1:30 Pp. m, from the late residence, 1702 Montcalm st. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at residence any time. Shirley service.

WOOD—Rachel A. mother of Joseph G. Wood, Clara Wood, Sister Mary Carita, Sisters of Providence, J. Walter of Streator, Ill, Charles M., Washington, Ind., J. Raywood, Chicago; sister of Mrs. Emma Killion, Oden, Ind., died at the - home, 3111 E. North st., Wednesday. Friends may call at the Kirby mortuary, Meridian and 19th. Funeral Friday, 8:25 a. m., at the mortuary; 9:15 a. m., St. Philip Neri church. Burial Washington, Ind. Altar society will meet in the mortuary, 8 p. m. Thursday.

Funeral Directors a ~ CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934

PAUL E. DORSEY

8025 E. NEW YORK IR-1178 Market 1234

FARLEY-FUNERALS Joos FLANNER & BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. . TA-8377

BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. New York

MA-6049

MA-5374

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Money to Loan |

LOANS for YL 4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN Loans Made Without Endorsers

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Morris I

Help Wanted—+Male 9

“BEEF BONERS CAPITOL PACKING CO.

1801 KENTUCKY AVE.

Automobile Mechanic Good proposition for experienced man. Out of town applicants accepted. HARRY A. SHARP, INC. 443 Virginia Ave. MA- 9341.

55 ‘or over, with mecnanical experience, to learn to operate machines in food packaging plant. Steady work. Box 799, ‘care Times.

CED station aHendant and tire

service man, Steady employment, ood salary. MR. ELKING, ble Corners, Michigan and West s

COUPLE—Cooking, house and — work. Some laundry. Quarters, $80 month. References, Address Box 868, Times,

SHING TON

perienced, honest and have car; week. Apply in person, 606 M

EXPERIENCED furniture truck jpsiper, 310 E. Washington.

BOY—Not returning to aaohoel, to deliver

33s

groceries on

EXPERIENCED NN none other need apply. Call 7 a. m., 125 BE. Palmer st.

Save Monev—Use TIMES Want Ads,

[ HoNoR LoANS

Money to Loan SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

Money to Loan

$50 for $4.54 (Total Cost) $100 for 59.08 (Total Cost) when repaid in 6 monthly instalneents

You can apply for an Honor Loan with out security of any kind. No endorsers. No credit inquiries are made of friends or relatives. Special quick service on loans to employed women.

WASHER repair man; must be well ex-|

Choose a monthly payment plan 3 4.1 |psymis |paymis

$ 6.65 | 1330 19.95

26.60 33.25 39.91

peymts peti

09 18 6.28 9.42 $7.33

| 1257} 9.77

53.07 79.21

37.17

Monthly payments are calculated at Household’s rate of 234% per month on the first $150 of balances, and 14% per month on balances above $150.

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES 328 Illinois Building Corner Illinois and Market H. S. Meeker, Mgr., Phone: Rlley 5404

615 Merchants Bank Building - Corner Washington & Meridian M. J. Scott, Mgr., Phone: Rlley 1471

Loans Made t0 Residents of Nearby Towns

LOANS autos. Fur coats WATCHES, CLOTHING, Ete. SACKS BROS. AUTO LOAN CO., INC. Ohio at Illinois St. RI-5998

A “Room” ad 3n s TIMIS costs as little as 16c per produces

Te UICK RESOLNS. ‘Phone RI-5851 between 8 a. m. and 8 bp

$1 identification and evidence of emplo

«signature. MONDAY : 9:00 A M. to 8:45 P. M. 9:00 A. M.

ROOSEVELT BLDG.

Indianapolis PUBLIC WELFARE Loan Assn.

230 Occidental Bldg. RI-3587.

LOANS Y

LIBERA 162 Ni Delaware. 1 Goay

Purnit . L1-8608

Autos

Help Wanted—Male 9 ~ PURCHASING AGENT OR BUYER

2y company engaged 100% in defense work. Must be over 45 years of age, experienced in methanies) line. Address Box 865, Times

ICE ROUTE DRIVERS EXPERIENCED

Apply Mr. Lehman m 20 12 noon. POLAR TCE AND FUEL 2000 Northwestern

BOYS—AGES 16-19 with bicycles, steady employment; good wages; prefer boys not returning to

$25 FOR 30 DAYS COSTS ONLY 75¢ -

Need “pocket money”? 0 to $25 to tide te” you 3y oyinen ou. can If you need a larger Fag Tet us know. ys” i NEW SCHEDULE OF OFFICE HOURS TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY

2—OFFICES—2

205 ODD FELLOW BLDG. Wash. and Penn. (This Hog based thi t Wash. sed on monthly rate of 3% on balance of $150 1 d 112% on that part of the unpaid balance above $150, 5 -u

CommonwearTH LOAN CO.

school. Apply 9:30 £ m,, RL Dalton, 18 N. Meridian.

REAL ESTATE

For Rent... For Sale.. . Wanted... Loans

SMALL LOAN LICENSEES |

Commonwealth will: give you over. By pre on ful roper

"td

SATURDAY

to 9:00 A, M.-1:00 P. M.

5:30 P. M.

LI ncoln 8495

and IIL. LI ncoln 1431

Locally owned and managed.

Park for Appraisal

Office on ground floor. Park next door, Walk about 20 feet, bring in title and get your loan. It’s that easy. Buckeye Finance Co. loan den of

QUITABLE EAC ER ST TREE TERT E TNT

Rooms Without Board 14

$3.756—Exceptionally well furnished room for gentleman; all conveniences, Inquire 2255 N. Meridian.

CAPITOL, 1202 N,, Park; cool, reasonable.

APT, 13—Bungalow ue room; private home; L -8

COLLEGE, 2351—Lovely room, newly dec. orated; all convéniences; private home; reasonable. :

COLLEGE, 3101—Clean, cool, front room; meals Sptional; private hone; Teasonable -0:

COLLEGE, 1509 — Attractive room, next gentleman pre- f°

bath; garage optional; ferred; reasonable. LI-5130

EUCLID, 1521-—(Near Ordnance). Attractive, private home; ‘hot water; gentle men; evenings. BL-2708.

RANT, 112 .N.—Large sleeping Christian gentleman preferred. after 5 p. m.

ILLINOIS, 2427 N.—Comfortable Tarnished for gentlemen. No other roomers. Reasonable. WA-1893.

ILLINOIS, 1935 N.—Cool, clean room; inRetspiines; constant hot water; $3.

G room;

Call

MERIDIAN, 1627 N.—Large front; newly

Housekeeping Rooms

610 E. 12TH.—Upper front, kitchenette, $4.50; 3 rooms, sink, $6. 50; parking.

18TH, 24 W.—1-2-room apartmen comfortably furnished, utilities, nie entrance. TA-6193.

20TH., 130 W. first-floor front phone.

WEST RD. 38—Near Allison's, 2 west Lyndhurst dr., turn right. HOUSEKEEPING CABINS.

(off Illinois)-—Desirable apartment; utilities;

streets JONES

Apartments Unfurn. 18

H. H. WOODSMALL AGENCY APARTMENT RENTAL SERVIOS 108 E. WASH. LI-5393

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice (apts. gladly shown L1-5595.

General Apartments

22 W. Vermont. LI-2439.

817 EDISON 3 Ceo! Rooms, Bath

HU-2204 GREER. 814 (near Lilly’s)=Lower front,

Houses and Lots Sale © 25

materials, seen it and been thru it. portable house.

| Houses and Lots Sale

set IT AT 535 E. New York St.

LAY AWAY A HOME AT $5.00 PER WEEK Daily—9 A.M. to 8 P.M. SUNDAY—11 A.M. to 6. P.M A real home—solidly constructed and built of A-1 Don’t form any opinions until you've _ This is not a We use 2x8 floor joists,

Room Cottage

i Erected on | Your Site °

TOTAL PRICE

495

YOU DON'T HAVE TO HAVE

1 y Gard Tarnisne a tod in b beds; | We have several lots for sale in Emerson Gar ens |

tlemen. WA-67

i112 W. North St.

single; gen-| 2 rooms, private entrance; shower bath.

RD., 2741—Small; electric Fob water, garage; adults; $25.

took the title from lightweight champion Sammy Angott on a disputed “ decision in May, risks. his chances of a return title bout with Angott on Oct. 2.

The Fraternal league will meet at|peq Six to a 7-0 triumph. It was the Illinois alleys Monday at 8 p. m. | his second shutout and 13th victory. " |He fanned seven, getting Slugger Bob Johnson- three times, and walked only two. The Sox teed off

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST. MA-8488 PARK. 215 —-Taxge,

HISEY & TITUS men

MORTUARY Wa-32

Will Finance ‘Up Build one of these homes on that lot you have and to $400! we will sell it' for you.

FLOYED PETERMAN, Builder

A Sleeping rooms, stove, $2.50 to $5 wk.| TA-44

MERIDIAN, N., 3311—$125 secures elegant - 4-bedroom apartment, ,upper half of guplex, newly painted and renovated.

< Representatives of teams in the . Indianapolis Fox-Hunt Classic bowl-

If you have a number of lots or acreage see us.

airy sleeping room; suftable 2; reasonable.

ing league will meet tomorrow night, 8:30 o'clock at Fox's steakhouse. Last year’s league entrants and any new teams wishing to enter this year are urged to attend. Election of officers also will be held.

The Pennsylvania bowling alleys, closed for several weeks for remodeling, have been re-opened and will stage a “Bowler’'s Jamboree” tournament over the week-end. With practically everything in the plant replaced with up-to-date equipment, the Penn establishment is now one of the most attractive in the Middle West. New style opera chairs- for spectators 1s one of the outstanding features. The alleys have been resurfaced and new pin racks, ball returns and other features added. The Jamboree tourney will open Friday night and continue through Sunday night. It will be a handicap affair and men’s, Jomen's or mixed doubles teams are eligible. With nearly 100 entries recorded last

-, night, the tournament is expected

to attract a record turnout which will be firing at a guaranteed prize list of $300 in cash.

Unbeaten Trotter

MUNCIE, Aug. 6 (U. P.).—Prince Wayne, undefeated trotter from the Harry Beattie stables at Arcadia, won the featured 2-year-old

, trotting ‘stake at the Muncie fair

yesterday. Second place went to Scott Meadows, of R. Staley stables in in Anderson.

UT-0OF-PA

SUITS & TOPCOATS

Nog to be confused with general $ 50 line of aed elothing

FAIRBANKS LOAN 0. 203 E. Wash, St, 4 Door East

of Delaware

DIAMOND

WE BUY DIAMONDS Wolf NITE Inc.

on Roger Wolff for four runs in the fourth, Wolff had beaten Boston three times previously, Doubles by Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack featured a six-run fourthinning that gave Cleveland an 8-5 triumph over the Browns. With one in and ‘the bases loaded, Boudreau doubled across two and Mack sent home two more and driving Denny Galehouse from the mound. Mack scored on a force-play. Chubby Dean needed help from Harry Eisenstat and Tom Ferrick, but won his eighth game.

Giants Shutout

Southpaw Max Macon, hewest and Brooklyn beat the Giants, 4-0. A double by Mickey Witek in the Sixth and*Dick Bartell’ single in the ninth were the only hits he allowed. It was Macon’s third triumph since joining the Dodgers a month ago. to the plate. The Dodgers grouped eight hits effectively.

Johnny Beazley authored his 15th victory when he pitched the Cards to a 5-0 triumph over the Reds last

night. The Reds, who got only three

hits off the young St. Louis star, made four errors. The Cards kayoed Bucky Walters with a three-run burst in the third. Pittsburgh blanked the Cubs, 3-0 behind six-hit pitching by Rip Sewell. Les Fleming duelled scorelessly with Sewell until the seventh when he blew up and the Pirates scored three runs. Pittsburgh made only six hits. Tommy Hughes won his eighth game of the year and third in a row when he set back the Braves with five hits giving the Phils a 5-2 triumph. The Phils pummeled twa pitchers for 10 hits.

Benjamin Sold To Louisville

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6 (U. PJ). —Sale of Outfielder Stan Benjamin to Louisville of the American as-

Only 29 Giants went |

How Old Is Wright?

Wright,

the California Negro

whose age is estimated variously from 30 to 40, stakes his hopes of

belatedly following the

great Henry

Armstrong to the lightweight and

welterweight thrones. Stolz is favored bec: great bout with Angott

ause of his and because

he will have the advantages of

weight and youth, He

is expected

to weigh 133 pounds to Wright's 128. Those are major reasons why Stolz

is the 9-5 favorite.

The weight advantage does not worry Wright, veteran of more than 15 years in the ring, because during the last three or four years he

has been battling lightweights and NO

welterweights. His opponents included three high-ranking 147-

pounders: Cocoa Kid

and Jimmy|g

Leto, whom he held to close decisions, and Saverio Turiello, from whom he won the verdict.

Schroeder Wins

RYE, N. Y., Aug. 6 (U. P.).—Ted Schroeder of Glendale, Cal, who

won the Southampton

tournament |

last Saturday, paced the field in

the Eastern gra tournament today. Schroeder played

courts tennis

ogt of

Philadelphia yesterday in one of

’1 23 matches played in the men’s

and women’s divisions, when his scheduled opponent, Gus Ganzen-

muller, Sea Cliff, N. Y.,

to play.

New Delphi C

was unable

oach

LAFAYETTE, Aug. 6 (U. P.)—

Elmer McCall,

former Frankfort basketball star and coach at Ven-|

tura, Cal. junior college last year,

has accepted a position as head

coach at Delphi( replacing : Carl

Adams who resigned to.

tion in war work.

take a posi-

Grid Giants Train NEW YORK, Aug. 5 (U. P.)—

951 N. DELAWARE ST, LI-3828.

MOORE & KIRK

IR-1159 CH-1808

H. W. Proffitt | ‘BY PROFFITT 3040 N. ILLINOIS i TA-3241

SHIRLEY BROS. CO. LL

948 N. Illinois

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect New Location .MA-4944

USHER MORTUARY

2313 W. Washington St. BE-3757

J. C. WILSON & CO.

MA-9433 1230 Prospect St. MA-9434

Lost and Found 7

and war stamps lost in pay envicinity Illinois, 16th, Capitol, - Priday noon. Liberal reward for information leading to recovery George Kingsley, Herff Jones Co.

TA-6056 YOU PROFIT

ILLFOLD LOST—Brown leather, zipper; -vicinity 400 block W. Washington; containing money, papers value to owner. Reward. LI-0825.

WRIST WATCH LOST—Man’ : yellow old Elgin, vicinity Illinois Market, . Reward. IR-51 81. LO aay: Female Shade bundog, name $ ard concerning |p bona GA-1133, ig :

ENGLISH bulldog lost; black, female; Sunday. Reward leading to whereabouts. 3434 N. Rural. CH-2225.

Help Wanted—Female

‘

"OLD established wholesale house wishes to train small group of women, high-school graduates or better, twenty to thirty years of age, for important clerical positions. ‘Nominal salary while learning. Great opportunity for advancement. Previous experience unnecessary. Address Times, Box 867.

PARK, 3117—Nicely furnished room; all . conveniences; private home; 4 carlines.

PARK, 2136 N.—Clean, desirable; 1-2 em-

ployed young men; "breakfast. WA-1209.

PENN., 3043 N.—Front, airy, for gentleman; private entrance; shower, good transportation; reasonable.

PINE, 519 N.—Large rooms, large front yar porch; ca

close school; E. Michigan

IDE DRIVE, 1847 E,, comfortable room; LI-9101.

SOUTH, 1000—Large, 2 beds, twin closet private home; 2 gentlemen. LI-1948.

9TH, 151 W.—Nicely furnished cool sleeping rooms. Suitable for 2. Near town and car.

13TH, 720 E., APT. 3—Large twin closets, venetian blinds; ‘private home; | girls,

near defense lants; 1-2; private

ome.

21ST, 318 E.—Near Central. Cool rooms, ingersprin rings; large closet; private ome,

33D, W., 934—Nicely furnished; innersprings; twin beds; next bath; accommodate 1-2. WA-0895.

48TH, 705 E.—Single or twin bedrooms; "phone privileges; gentlemen. HU-3559.

Rooms With Board

$5.50; COMER, 1 widow’s home; Si

-— Attractive Font; ie beds; two me

INTAINE, . 1319—Nice, cool room; ®gentiemen preferred; fd heals; axcelent transportation. =9895.

MANKER, 2730 ‘able room; ns able. GA-369

1226 S. SENATE—Sleeping ‘or boarding rooms, RI-3744,

oa South) —Comforte home So5kIng; reasone

Hotels : § 16 $5 WK. UP, BARTON HOTEL

Large, clean, 3 iran Tm.; good beds; free parking. Delaware at Michigan, LI~ 5315.

Hoosier Hatel

Modern, $4 week up. 440 Massachusetts.

Housekeeping Rooms 17

L.I-43

MICHIGAN, 2437 E.—Downstairs; 2-room apartment: utilities; private Slits fnse; employed couple preferred; MA-8663

Furn. Houses.—Apts. 18A

$10—HALL Pl.; cozy apt.; Frigidaire, cpl. $35—2200 E.; nice pri. bedroom apartment. $45—Fletcher; unusual 5-room bungalow. $75—6500 S.; finest brick bungalow. $65—N. MERIDIAN; lux. effy. apt.; piano. hers. White. WA-4466 (Eves. IR-7956).

ALABAMA, 2542 N.—No. 4, 2 rooms, kitchenette, bath, completely furnished, $50; evenings. WA-902

HAWTHORNE, 137 8S. — 4-Room bath; Frigidaire; telephone; adults; good proposition.

NEW YORK, 1248 W.—4 rooms, bath; mod1] gy RETSPTINg, Suitable 2 couples.

house; utilities;

Houses for Rent 19

11091, HANNA AVE.

( ve Helghi®) 3 Room 0., adults. KELLER REALTY, INC. 11-4401

NEW YORI 3221 E.—3-room, semi-mod-ern; for 2 refined adults.

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 Marks: Lake, New cottage; 35 miles south; 250 acres; trees, swime Iain 7 ang boating; no Rehing. $10 wk.

LAKE FREEMAN — Furnished cottage; screened porch, electricity, good boat; available now. TA-0134.

Wanted to Rent

MAN wants clean, company essential; state ghriee an cation. a Times, Box 948.

GEMENT—RENTAL SERVICE, %X aii ALLISON REALTY CO, Ine, RI-2368.

COUPLE pay $60 to $75 for home or apt.; furn. or unfurn. White, agent. WA-4466.

lo-

$3.50, $4.50, $5—New Jersey, 631 N.—licely furnished rooms; phone; walking disance. 2

$4, COLLEGE, 1524—Employed Tutoand and wife; ht housekeeping room; clean, quiet; adults only.

$7 UP; LIBRARY APARTMENTS-— able;’ furnished 2-room apartments; utile ities. 814 N. Meridian.

ALABAMA, 1025; REE

ALABAM. kitchenette; Frigidaire; utilities; acults.

BARTH, 2146—1 large housekeeping room; ‘ everything furnished; next bath, Adults only.

Desir-

1516 N.—2 Large front rooms;|

Moving & Storage 24

HODGES STORAGE CO.

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

nnn rots

Houses and Lots Sale 25

SQUTHR SiDR Nie 4-roon: home; e; insulat good condition; gar.; pretty or ood; all im Overnenis in and paid. Barg., $2250, $250 dn, $23.40 mo. pays everything. HOBELSON, CH-6204.

uiet room; privilege of | !

NEW HOMES COMPLETED AT BEAUTIFUL 'RHODIUS PARK

A development of 117 homes, 3 bedrooms each; fine baths and kitchens; full basements; front drives. A most attrac tive home owned community.

DAILY ’ 10 to 12 and 8 t

7 NOW 1715 8S. Kappes St. 2 Socks east of S. Rebnes 8

PRET. bers. Delaware. BLAM, BR-14

INVEST IN DUPLEX

24 G Unusually es buy available in well-built mod. investment. 1614-16 oodlawn; 5 rooms per apt.; automatic oil bord beautiful yard; A-1 neigh borhood. Call Mr. Nicolai or Mr. Koepper. MA-6411. J. 8 Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del. St.

For Defense Workers 6 New 5-Room Bungalows Owner Prefers Adults—$50.00 720 Caroline 6731 Caroline 6710 Caroline 6734 Hillside 6741 Célroline 6726. Hillside KELLER REA , INC. LI-4401

Double, $2,300, Terms

1865-67 Montcalm; 6 rooms side; inside toilet amar, lights; 2-car gaSage, Oy $300 down, Soares terms. MA-9821 MA-6411 J. S. ri Realty C Con “Tos N. Del

HOME AND INCOME

8-Room, 2-story duplex; 2 baths, 2-car garage. Income $125 per month besides owner's living quarters. 1518 E. New York st. Call Mr. Burtt. MA-8581

HALL-HOTTEL CO. NEA 1105-10.20.24 ws Ray st.; a modern duplex and 2 single cottages; rented for $59 per month $4000; terms. Mr. Hartley, BE-4212. son Realty Co., Inc., Realtors. RI-2368.

BUNGALOW BARGAIN

1415 W. 34th; S5-room modern;

CURTISS-WRIGHT PLANT

MA-6411 J. 8. Cruse Rg ty 3 Cou "5 N . Del,

1411 WEST 22 Strictly modern bungalow. Good furnage and roof. Side drive, garage; 2 bloek to transportation. As little as $300 or $1 down. Call BARTH, ‘WA-5653. JACK C + CARE, Union Trust Bldg. MA-23717.

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, vive.

3198. AUDUBON—S-Rm.- bungalow; choice suburban location; extra lot; large trees and garden; only $2400; $500 down. Mr, Hartley, BE-4212. Allison Realty Co., Inc., Realtors, RI-2368.

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.

} Farms Suburban Sale

11-Room home in A-1 condition; 6 rms. down, 5 rms. 5 Hardwood floors in en=tire ‘house; replaces, 2 baths, builtins. Has system. - Oil burner steam heat. Will sell on terms or will consider trading for smaller house. If you are interested in a home of this kind, drive by and inspect. Shown by appointment, Call Ketrow. BE-0172-M or MA-23177, with JACK C. CARR.

Suitable for Roomers

Close to Downtown 712: Russell ave., 9-room mod. except furnace, Dred i low. MA-9821, Edw. Dillehay, MA-641 J. 8. CRUSE. REALTY CO., 128 N. DEL, 3756 OXFORD.

Charming 2 DELIGHTFUL BDRMS. Lovely large kitchen, knotty pine dinette, fireplace, glass bath, full basement at 10% down. BR-6093. MA-T441, JOHN MAX REALTY CO.

NEW BRICK EAST

6 rooms. Can get immediate possession. Will take some trade. Act quickly.

627 Lemcke Bld Jack [Duncan MA-7236. L1-4607. 4821 Norwaldo i. Afodem

bungalow, 5 rms., furnace, nice bath. All improyements in and paid for. BR-6093, MA-T441. JOHN MAX REALTY CO. : BUILD

HOME LOANS ©. =: OR REFINANCE GET THE FACTS SAYS tive MORTGAGE CO. H. Duff Vilm 57% epics Bank Bldg, BE SURE of your title Demand an abe stract prepared by nion Title Co. 155 E. Market. St. Union Title Bldg,

COLORED-—1337-39 8S. PERSHING—$1,750, JENNINGS BROS., 28 S. Illinois. L1-3814.

25B

S. Sherman Drive.—8 Rms., 21), | Acres $4250; exchange for city WA iy Elmore Bros. MA-3788.

EAL HOME-—New 5-room modern; fuil basement, large lot. 35 Bocca drive, off 5015 Rockville road. BE-012

EAST—5 rooms, 1 acre; rr good veil il lots fruit; $2,400; $400 down, CH-

ies

eT portable house; oii : ity; available September 10. Price $550. Payments. Cooper, 9124 E. Washington,

EA scenic southern Indiana farm on river, 127 acres and 10 room-brick house in Indianapolis furnished; income $110 and apartment for owner. Trade . for prpperty in or soir Peru, Indiana. Address St. Olan 3 22 E. St. Clair, Ine dianapolis, Indiana

4 DOUBLES; 1 10-room single (brick); all downtown; good rentals, all occupied; immediate delivery. $2,000 down. Mr. Moore, Room 208, 157 N. Illinois. LI-8682,

Real Estate for Trade

PRL PRICE $2, jSoposang & Central — 4-room * 9 W. WASH ST. bungalow; 1% adres. Trade $700 equity ; TAR ab a

The New York Giants begin con- and cash on house. WA-4466

ditioning for the 1942 National pro= fessional football league season to-

BROADWAY, 1138—32 rooms, kitchenette, sink. 3 Room, kitchenette, private a fe :

740 Pleasant Run Pkwy. N. Dr.; $2100. 1337 Tabor; 4 rms.; bath; gar.; $2500. 55 E. Frank; 5 rms. $2250. Grayson.

sociation was announced today by the Philadelphia Phils.

LASALLE, 449 N.—Five-room modern home near RCA (vacant). WALTER FO! ,TH, East Side Agent. 770 P. Wash-| |. ington. Call IR-4200 any time L

YOUNG LADY HOUSEKEEPER; companion, QA 18-30 ears. pdust 4 be indus-

Autos ® Diamonds @® Watches Jewelry @ Clothing ® Radios eto

GET CASH IMMEDIATELY

Acquired from Chattanooga, of the Southern association in 1939 Benjamin, who is 24, was farmed to Baltimore in 1940 and recalled

last season. He batted .235 in 1941 and .223 this year.

SHOP AND SAVE {| AT tropes

Fr timely Mor ehandiee tor for

on Everything

Diamonds, Watches, Musical Instruments, Cameras, Slothing, Flot Etc.

morrow at. Superior state teachers

college, Superior, Wis.

| 40 will be on hand.

A squad of

Free Swinging Ray

NEW YORK,

Aug.

6.—While

training for his fight with Sammy

Angott at Greenwood

Lake, N. J

Ray Robinson was entertained by

a phonograph with 500 swing rec w.

& | ords.

SOFTBALL

Tonights schdule for Stout stadium:

7:00—Allison P40 vs. Pa) > I Rveriage Paper

Packa, v8,

Co. ale

o: 30 Martin's Market vs. South Side

Turners.

trious, tidy; laundry and plain cooking. Lovely home and good vages, Rural girl preferred. P. O. Box 311

Exp. Silk Finisher

Good wages, steady positio: Sot X NOI ing conditions. 2650 Shelby =

W. , 18-40 years, Yi room a board; experience unnecessary; also “kitehen help. EDDY’S GRILL,

CURB GIRLS OVER 18

Good wages. 3820 Fall Creek blvd.

AITRESS und 35 who knows something about Rune order work; Lesh wages in town. Ask for Harry. 327 N, Illinois.

for ‘part-time

wv v k. No canvassing. Sema ater | = on wor . 9 a. m.,, 135 W. 16th.

ofr. Bh pcs ars a and typing Soithiiuin. good figures, 1915

stay; private *Bloyed couple couple? care'2 Shilaten, cooking. after 6 p. m., CH-0516-M.

Deaths—Funerals

tto, mond and Julia Burgess,

ir ge 65, father .of Rayore re Barker, brother of

and Irvin Bafker,

ssed 2 a%ey Wednoadsy. Puneral from ley Bros. Cen

RAPHERS yp State Personnel Division. 141 8S jan. Salary $85 monthly.

COOK 575i Samar ooo

Laundry Work. GIRL

and typists. 1: , Mond

439 W. W

room; em-|.

AVE. 1615 — Attractive effiSlency apartment; studio couch; phone; u

DELAWARE, 517 N.—First floor room; con= - Stans hot water; near bath; walking

ENGLISH, 1302—2 connecting rooms down= stairs; sink; private entrance; phone.

Lebanon, | FLETCHER AVE., 556—Nicely walking a ¥

Joon

Eas NE 21 N.—3 MODEL UTILITIES FURNISHED. - ADUL

spasment; modern; walking

HOYT, 111£-2 clean, quiet upstairs Fooms; near bath; phone, utilities; adults.

ul ILLINOIS, 431, Apt. 8—3-Room apt.; nicely | = furnished; Yuftable 2-3. 607—$3;. private entrance.

1-room fur-

LAFAYETTE RD. 1 nzhed; utilities; | No . BE-04

SEREDTIE, 2017—2 unfurnished rooms; private ato sitrance: utilities furnished.

MOORE, 3043—2 Large unfurnished rooms; utilities; private oatrance; downstairs; adults, MA-3671.

NEW JERSEY N.—Lar nicely Tarnished; private idaire; adults

OLIVE. 1838—Nice 2 roo furnished; near priva ee oma, Adults only,

P. 1118—2 Roo! kitchenette apt.; Feisic 'e; pI fe bath, entrance; pL

3 rooms, room; Irig-

NEW 2-bedroom modern rn breeze- | —

full basement, built-ins; F.H.A. 8. Ninth st., Beech Grove.

ways, . terms. 218 LI-3478.

BROOKWAY, 2538; large 5-room bunga-

MA-5655. CH-5728, ode & Geode: 527 Peoples Bank

i PARKER, 5-rm. mod. bung. ....$2,300 5 FOLE st., 8-rm. mod. home 3 . 3,000 ENNY, 7-rm. semi-mod. .. "50 ALTER FG FOLKERTH, East Side Agent, Via00 -E. Wash. Call TR-4200 any time,

low, fine location; 2-car garage, { in back yard; $3.800; $800 down, $30 mo. No loan closing fee. LI-3478.

EVANSTON, 6117—New 2-bedroom mod.; side drive garage. Can sell to anyone on FHA terms. $500 down. Open now. LI-3478. GLADSTONE, 44

S.; modern 2-bedroom

home; side drive, garage; Steskions loca- | -

tion; $4,500; terms. LI-3478

RTHWEST—6 large rooms, modern “500 down, $45 month. MA-7363 or TA

3500 N. Riley Fn eg TERMS. DUVALL, 6322 College—BR-~5006

EARBORN, 44 N.—Owner's 3-bedroom Da, ‘hardwood floors, full basement; 2-car garage. $4800.

CARROLLTON, 1634—9 Rooms; 2 baths; a condition; nice yard; bargain; WA-

5632 P; modern 5-room; garage; shade; kd lot; excellent tion

$4,500 . $600 down. LI-3478. $1800 CASH ow 4-rooms-side semi-mod-ern double northeast; ‘rents $32. IR-

BILTMORE ave.,

4 N. TACOMA

8 Rooms A nd ain, Sevly reconditioned, , Pr 23 erm Yasant. p > EL OR 23 W. Ohio, LI1-3423

-| 30th & Park 1%; mod: income,

$100 mo. and living quarters; $4200,, $1000 will handle; bal. $36 mo. Duvall, 6322 College. BR-5006.

4102 E. 21ST.; 5-RM., HOME, FURNACE, 2 large lots; real buy; $2,650; $265 dn.

Studebaker Realty i; sieisy

LONIAL—Center hall; 3 bedrms., study. On Owner leaving. Terms. 140 E. 36th.

OWNER'S home and osait of $94 monthly; near Curtiss-Wright. 1149 Kentucky.

MODERN 4-bedroom; near Shortridge. Vacant. In perfect condition. Iga.

11TH, 650 E.—8-Room modern igle; 3 garages; suitable rooming house. Owner.

lot—2 gates north of state road 40. Call IR-

TOURIST CAMP—‘‘Jones,” west Rd. 36; 2 streets west Lyndhurst dr., on right.

$2500 BUYS 2-room modern: le; fine lot. 1405 E, New York. Z

Real Estate Wanted 27

LIST YOUR HOUSE OR SUBURBAN PROPERTY | WITH US for QUICK SALE JACK C. CARR MA. 2377 HU-2200

We have numerous buyers for all class homes in all parts of the city.

ALLISON REALTY CO., INC, RI-2368 Real Estate Loans 28

Y THAT HOME

WE y LEND YOU THE LARGEST PART OF THE PURCHASE PRICE

pease Ad a y

L SAVINGS AND

Day Agcy. 65 vrs. Sp. 1

LOANS G7 cit5 Droperty.

MOKTGAGE Tors heer interes No comm. PENSION FUND. 800