Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1942 — Page 15

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Doubles Play.

‘Men ‘and women’s doubles! play scheduled ‘today for the city

oF “tennis tournament at the Highland

Golf and Country club after all

seeded ‘players in the men’s single ip straight set victories yester- |.

Entries for the doubles competiclosed yesterday -with Andy

Bicket and Frank O'Connell draw-

ing the top spot in the men’s class and Betty Mathews and Lillian ‘Gilberti seeded first in the women’s division. Following Bicket and O'Connell in the seedings were Roger Downs and Marshall Christopher, Tom Ruckelshaus and Myers Whitaker, Earl Otey Jr. and Art Linne.

Sunderland Troubled

Behind Mathews and Gilberti the women’s select seedings were Anna Atkins and Virginia Binford, Florence Wolff and Emily Flickinger

‘and Louanna McCreary" and Anna

"AUGUST FUR SALE *

Crull.

Roger Downs, defending singles champion, advanced yesterday with-.

out loss. of a single game as he

whitewashed R. Knotts, 6-0, 6-0. Jack Sunderland, seeded second, eliminated Bill Mayer Jr. 7-4, 6-4.

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14th Triumph

~~ By PAUL SCHEFFELS United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Manager Joe Cronin .of the Boston Red Sox used to send his pitchers to ‘the showers fast—too fast, some said— but he took his time with Tex Hughson and the slim, handsome young righthander has repaid him by becoming the American league's out‘standing pitcher. Hughson, who has won 14 games against only three losses this season, was a ball of fire-in the minors. In his first real trial with the Red Sox —July of 1941—he looked. even better. Hughson gave up 10 hits as he shaded the Yankees, 3-2, in 11 innings- yesterday, blanking the New Yorkers in nine of the 11 innings. Milnar Misses One-Hitter

Dizzy Trout won his ninth victory as the Tigers shaded the Indians, 3-2, in the nightcap of their twilight double-header. Trout, backed up by a 12-hit Detroit assault, beld Cleveland to. seven blows and won the game when Detroit shoved over a run in the eighth. Al Milnar failed by one hit to pitch a nine-inning ne-hitter as the Indians and Tigers battled 14 innings to a 0-0 tie in the first game. The game was called because of a league rule prohibiting use of lights in any game starting in daylight.

2 | Milnar had a no-hitter until the

ninth, when he disposed of the first two men and had only: Roger Cramer to get by. But Cramer slapped a clean single to right to destroy the no-hitter. nny Galehouse held the White Sox to four hits, ending their ninegame winning streak as his St. Louis mates blasted Ed Smith and Joe Haynes for a, 9-2 victory. It was Smith's 18th defeat: against

= | three victaries.

Mungo Wins With Help Washington handed the A’s a 3-1

= setback as Buck Newsom, veteran

righthander, turned in a five-hitter for his 10th triumph, The Senators

S| won their fifth straight and 12th

in 17 starts by scoring once in the first and twice in the fifth. The Giants took over third place in the National league by beating the Braves, 64. The Giants punched out five- -hits for five runs in the third as Van Lingle Mungo, with some help from Ace Adams in the ninth, marked up his first win. Mungo. departed with two on -and none out in the nith, Adams getting the side out, but not befare two runs came over. Hank Gornicki’s six-hitter gave the-Pirates a 3-1 victory over the Reds, who dropped into fourth place. For the second day in a row, Bob Elliott hammered over the runs that .gave the Bucs the decision. With the score tied at 1<all and two out, he whipped out a hot single to right to score two runs. Max Lanier won :his eighth vietory as the Cards clipped the Cubs; 7-2, to trinf 4dlé Brooklyn's paté-

Bl. [setting margin to 8%, games. Lan-

ier held the Cubs to five hits as the Red Birds clinched the game with

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four runs in the ninth.

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State Softball Semi-Finals

Indianapolis has been selected as one of the two semi-final sites for the state softball tournament. Six teams, including Allison Patrol, local sectional and regional champion, will complete in the Indianapolis semi-final beginning Saturday night. All games are to be played at Speedway stadium, Ft. Wayne was awarded the other semi-final by State Commissioner Jack Ledden of South Bend. Allison will oppose the winner of the Cambridge City regional in the first game here Saturday night. Columbus and Lafayette winners

bany and Washington, respectively, Sunday afternoon for the right to meet in the championship tilt Sunday night. Meanwhile, the Allison siuad was beaten last night, 2 to 0, by an allstar team selected by local tournament fans. Logan Kinnett was forced to retire from the mound for Allison in the fifth inning and the all-stars climbed on Pollikin, relief pitcher, for their victory. The same two teams will meet tonight at 8:30 o'clock at Stout stadium. A third game, if necessary in the two-out-of-three series, will be played tomorrow night at Stout. : St. Catherine beat Holy Trinity, 5 to 3, in the preliminary game last night in a playoff for the senior C. Y. O. league championship,’

Brewers Trip

Tribe Twice

(Continued from. Page 14)

ond on four hits, all singles. base running hurt the Tribesters in that stanza. Then the Redskins got only one hit ‘after the second and it was a double by Joe Moore in the third. Vandenberg had the Indians eating out of his glove in the last four frames. ? Best blow of the game was Packey Rogers’ triple with two on in the seventh, He is the Brewers’ third sacker and a former Indian.

Tribe’s Gil English in the sixth when he robbed Griswold of a hit by making a spectacular running shoe-string catch with one hand. In the second game over the regulation nine innings the Brewers got to Chief Hogsett for three runs on three hits, a walk and a sacrifice in the initial inning. And the Indians never matched that total.

franconi in the second and one in the ninth. The Brewers scored their fourth marker in the fifth and in the seventh they set off a dizzy rally for five runs and boosted their total to nine. They collected 16 hits and: four were for extra bases. At the end of the third inning of the second game the Tribe ball glub management staged a practice blackout and the big crowd followed instructions. The fans remained in their seats and the ball players and umpires remained motionless on the field. All park lights were turned off and it really was black in the huge stadium for a couple of minutes. —(E. A).

First Quarterback | At Indiana Dies

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Aug, 12.—Indiana university today had lost one of its all-time great athletes and its No. 1 athletics supporter on the Pacific coast in the death in Lincoln, Neb., of Fred D. Cornell, quarterback of the first football team to ‘wear the colors of the Hoosier state school. Word of the death of Cornell was received by Z. G. Clevenger, university athletic director, from Lincoln, where the former I. U. athlete was serving as secretary of the Scottish Rite. Entering’ I. U. in 1886 Cornell went out for football and filled the

versity team to engage in intercollegiate competition. He also joined the baseball squad as a

team. His baseball apility, however, attracted the notice of Cornell university, then an eastern champion, and he was induced to transfer to the New York school ‘to finish his education and to pitch the Cornell baseball team to a New York state championship.

‘SOFTBALL.

Bethel “Baptist Sunday school double header Vesterday.. a Ind EE . yf 3 d aio th and winn e behind the one-hit ihe

‘second, 4 to o ing of Abe Phillips.

! Fountain Square A. C fzomie Lahbratory hy 5 doutle-ndad neader Bae: 3 park,

t Will a3 the 3 "Cs call 1 MA-307

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Glenns Valley would like to schedule a game 3 Jor Qundey Sfieroon, Write Paul n, range s or call 8061 after 4 p.m. © i ua.

The Plainfield "Commercials want to home. Ww to". A. Hessler, M18 cb ter PSiannela, 3 A after 4 = wr

Deaths—Funerals

For sam

afternoo - Band | of +A a. Droiker of Mr on, Bus: m. Bony are the "residence quot : Bam: hy_Asron-Ruben. Tange:

: | GALLAGRER—Lucy J. age ha” moths of

Anastasia: ‘ Gallagher Mrs. Idell Sompisky,. Ho Margaret ges Mis. patos 8 Etta : Ped Away

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will battle ‘in the second contest that night. Winners of the /Satur-| day night games will play New Al-[

Poor |;

Best fielding play was by thel

‘They chalked one marker off Lan-|

quarterback post on the first uni-i

pitcher and was captain of the 1888]

es ne a Ios. i Selb GA-2408.

‘Tuesda; Methodist Reral Thirdey at 1:30 p. m i hom: Brownsburg. rial C HL ends may call after 1 p. Wetnesdey at Bis home in’ Brownsburg. GROTE—Esther, of Frank M. and daughter of hore Ww. Golding, mother

PF. Grote and Mrs. Margaret er, grandmother of Barbara wanger,

sister of George E. Mrs. Grace Summers, MES. Weikert, Washington, Mrs. Stella Allender, Miami, Fia., ied Wednesday, 8t. Vincent's Friends .may call at the Kirby al Meridian and 19th st. Funeral notice ater

Nicew Lou Ni Golding, izabeth

HAHN—Ernestine Maric, Infant a ughter Erne grand-

of Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. Lok re. a wer J. Kremer and Mrs. Kolema Mathers, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Thursday, Aug. 13, 1:30 5 Ah at residence, 25 N. Mount _st.;

p- St. ‘Anthony's Church. Fronds Pavited. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may call at ~ residence. Geo. W. Usher Service.

JOHANT beloved husband C (nee Merz), father ns and Esther Phil1 s of Whith er, a Frank Johantges Chicago, Dorothy Dausman of. StreaHy Ill; Carl Johantges and Mrs. Louise Bloomer of Indianapolis, Irene and Mar§atet Johantges, died Monday, Aug. 10. neral Thursday, uly 8 13, 39 a. m., at the residence, lle rd. Services . at Saint Anthony's ar. a." m. Friends invited

NEWTON-—Benjamin H., 1321 W.'23d, ‘husband of Clara, father of Elva, Elwood and Lela Newton, grandfather’ ‘of Janet e Newton, passed way Monday morning, Aug. 10. Friends may call at the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, 1334 ‘ Prospect st., Wednesday, services Thursday 1:3 pm at Birdseye Chrisi tian chure Burial ky Ind.

SCHULTZ—George A A., father of Mrs. Rose Merryman, Mrs Mary Creasey, Mrs. Bes-

sie utterbaugh: ica Ill.; Philip Schultz, Morgantown; Fdward ‘Schultz, Columbus, O., ‘and canard Schultz,

passed away Monday morning. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church T jursday, 9 .&. m, Burial St. Joseph cemetery. Friends may call at the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, 1234 Prospect st.

WHITE—Samuel Doyle, dr., "beloved husband of Esther, father of Shirley Susan and Stanley Arthur ‘White; son of Mrs. Bessie White, brother of Mrs. Wilma Miller, Mrs, Orpha Hengstenburg of ‘Evansville, departed this life Tuesday, age 2 years. Funeral Thursday, Aug. 13, the M~rre & Wirk Northeast Funeral Acme. 2530 - Station st, 2 P -m. Burial Crown Hill. ‘Friends invited.

Funeral Directors 5 oo ONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1 Michigan St. PAUL E. DORSEY

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~ Mi Wanted “GARE pacrmate “og FS en ‘GLASS comes os Retail Cote {: | TON _ADTO HE har oe : hr Be ens J : - Men's Reta ng F _ (AUTO SERVICE) 7 5 x ¢ a ti 3 % 5 ) or 1 JE SALESM eT seeking > ‘Tuture with uve INDIANAT ston ms oe S ; : E SA AN wire concern. Excellent salary, Dictaphone Operator Ast Manager s ; Es ne Real salesman in men's clothi ; Lae Apply who opportuni! n men's clothing GENERAL If properly qualified there is an ; vancement, excellent position available with 3 | . Salesmen in ment Office : rienced in men's Slsthing. N. , ee Ei loy \ Steady . employment, Good salary. GU. TY : Head Tailor . General Motors AYRES & 0O0.f "i, oo ise coms | ~ co : : : charge of a : Acceptance Corp lL cceprance uorp. Tailors Lo | mew Experienced on men's clothing. Good sa lary Sm work confined lo 2 : Geol salary, steady employment. o- week. Maximum 3 Gall "personally or phone LI-6581 for CK DRIVERS . Porter Wanted |ACME poo Anne: Ll appointment. . : Specialty, aa open for drivers on over- Case Clothes YOUNG .LADY Hi pan- ure vans, . Operations cover 215 N.'Senate ‘ (ELECTRIC FANS) ion, white, io. ears. | Sasi ve i be ae tes. Weekly wage, steady . nate ELECTRIC FANS—AIl types trious, tidy; cooking, 25-55. Apply to Mr. Gentry, Abbott Laboriteries Bldg., 2nd Floor. Keystone Hardware, 3745 N. Lovely home and go good Tages. Rural girl sve. Indianapolis, Ind Ask for Mr. Simons $3 un PEGE COMFY Waitress Exp. or inexperienced. FLO VER TRANSIT C i TP age mz fhe Salesmen—Agents 9A Hoosier Fence Co. 7a: Em Bae - > Nn 4 : ee | Easy terms, HU-8361-—-5U-6665. : Help Wanted—Male 91 Natio: | Restaurant Chain . CANVASSERS —F00D PRODUCTS) AUTO METAL MAN “|| wish; employ neat appear |, SOLICITORS TRUE BLUE Food Products, 30 WE Troy. Opportunity far above average; man ing 2 men between the N | EN “| ave. Manufacturers 1 pute , Sobe teady; good | ; and jelly. Full line vies money. ses encons a od me: 3: ages 0 17-25. No experience If you have had direct selling experience jelly. GF 30TH & CENTRAL SALES CO. TA-4501/} neces:a' Apply 5 S. Oriental, J} it will be worth your time to investigate (FURNACE CLEANING) - MAN, not over 35, for laboring; must be betwi-:t. ‘he hours of 2-4 p. m. She propusition 1 Save 1 pier ages] ME SERVICE HEATING CO... 1817 EE single, drive car, stay on place daily : between 6-9 P. M. at English Hotel. makes. -4061. se Blasengym Funeral Home a . vo] : po 2226 Shelby 2 . PHOTO COUPON sales people. Experi _\FURNACE CLEANING : REY Ci "anteed Salary Inlianapolis’ newest no balance deal. % = Victor - LAUNDRY HELP We Lit ee jobs open for ambitious| RANDALL O, 210 Occidental Bldg.| “Oil Burners, 8 Gas men Oo: RI tes to jRepre sent us y NEAL FURNACE C0. EXPERIENCED WRINGER MEN. as sale 13: and collector established u ; (INSULATION, STERLING LAUNDRY, 15 LEXINGTON. Jerfiton 1s, © tperienos necessary. week: | Positions Wanted, Female 10 oN one opportu | or advancement Jo those Who| Fahy 43, with daughter, 14; good COOK, ROCKWOOL, ‘ort ire soso. ime RISON RAILWAY SUPPLY, Hawthorne De nh RT eee oo Be Es om OS bebeet i stalled. CH-6085. ng TT colored porter; must be 34 Corie ied Be s, m3 pm {INS CE) ht melt SLU SD EW OL PRESSER | ST Stet == "REVOKED AUTO LIGENSE E. "Washington. : § EADY WORK Scl100s nstructions RELIABLE INA. AGENCY. INO. * EXPERIENCED station attendant; steady Vii. DRY CLEANERS International Beauty School |} 2 UST BLDG. -943L employment, salary and commission. MT. po . . e , 6 ] . Hudson, Weimble Corners, New York and ik E. Michigan asks you to help supply the demand tor Read Estate, Bonds, ef. ns. Meridian 1s beauticlans. Special price and terms. 230 | ma-3425. L. D. MAZUR, 108 E. WASH. ST." gL TIVE opening for men 10 Bx ICE. OUTE DRIVERS | is (MOTOR REPAIRING) __ Bussion. Apply Grand Union Co, 41¢ ¢ ‘PERIENCED Special Announcements 12B eLECTRIC motors repaired | 1 8670 S. Pennsylvania. an3] 88 3 2 22 12 noon. SE ree aS or exchanged. 1441 Madison. / : a XA FUEL wishes adopt baby er or EE he ar 3s 000 Northwestern d References. Address Box 999, Times. itd 5 iis : week. Apply in person, 606 Massachusetts. "Epi, |OFER BAKERS Painting £000 work. Ext. WAT ATS WATCHMAN—Sober, clean, over 50; 8 will ems men over 325, daylight serv Personal Services 13 & paint. Price reas, — er il and living quarters, 32255 N. ice; exj eri: 'e not necessary; $28 guaran- (PAPER CLEANING) igh BY 350% SURO TE Vermont | dep. coniracied by siyane except my. | F Eo High Grade Machinists pyda.p 34pm 2 na = pA wr gi Yod3 Wm. O. Stuttle. hanging. Brown & Reece. Reference. x Vonnegut Moulder Corp., 1819 Madison Ave. Rest: 1 it Work 2.0.5 hie SL ERaTION SPECIALISTS AEE HANGING EL YOUNG or middle-aged white - man to 60 hou: sth experienced and inex- : work in furniture and hardware "store. perienc (, W. St. Clair. RI-9233, 9 ABIES. MEN'S GARMENTS VACATION RATES, paper hanging. EstiMust be sober. 794 Indiana ave. A M.-1:1 SUTIN LINE) mates, free, work guaranteed. Rater STATION ATTENDANT — Producers Oil, rv TRL PLR RIF RECA | ences. Prompt service. Call OH-1985, Inc, 1004 Massachusetts ave.; prefer Bl F BONERS MEYER O JACOBS (PAPER HANGING & PAINTING) older man. ¢ Ap) aL PACKING co a 5 PAINTING, interior, exterior. Paper ag AUTO ASSEMBLY MAN—Have ° hand 2 Fis . 212-214 E. 16th A Rosle] Yt 3 steaming. V Work guaranteed. A] tools, good pay. 343 N, Capitol ave. * ! Erp

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Houses and Lots Sale 25

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Houses and Lots Sale

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COLLEGE, 2144 — Well fur next

9TH, 1:2 \ conste ck

ot water. Reasonable.

clean, $15 per Track and living quarters furnished. P2510 , Meridian.

THREE WOMEN 2 distributing cam$14 per ok

sell Salary Apri’ 5, Soosevels Hotsl, 8-9:30 a

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WAITRESS, 18-40 years, $10; Tom ahd board; expe: ence. kitchen help. EDDY’S GRILL. Sls

Een etman Din fan. Salary $85 monthly.

HOUBEREERED, laren 20-45, full charge; me MA-3763. 1806 8. East.

IRL—OV 1 w TET 6 days. =| “Coca salary: oi E. Washington

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Waitress Clair. RI-9233,

. BROADWAY, 1138-3

$3—EAST 1900—Comfortable room, inner-| ORIEN: F nN N.—2 rooms; refrigeration; 0 $ springs: | Sm. transportation; private jnnes: i an utilities: private en- ONLY $2,20 500 DOWN ome - ranc wa = CLOSE TO ALLISON'S $3.50; SINGLE Beville, 622 N. Clean,| PARK, li -$5.50; 2-room, front apt.; T lots and 6-room house, only 4 Ls enti yg ny ii tlean; 1 bath. Adults, Votre old with 4 rooms down and 2 unnishe entleman. 8. INE, 1¢ 5—Two-room apartment, up. | finished rooms up; good; paint and good Ca Hal 3159 N, lore front; cross| Priva dn. Call after 5 p. roof; large 2-car garage with work shop p 3 ® vent.; near bath. | TALBO' 7 151 N—3 Downstairs rooms, od tos! bi De re and oh i= Tans. (al din ed or Came un unmhed | ot SiS, Sore WE CENTRAL, 3308 — Single room, private | J 1.5089. comb, first street west of Morris and home. - Garage. Gentleman. TA-8610. UNION, 14 Thies from Sons, ren Road then 2 ith: JACK G. % Call Tiga 5. 1't priva 8 ardwood | Phillips, MA-6962 with J . CARR, CO OLLEGE, 3101—Clean, cool, front room; ‘ meals. (options; private home; re floors; §¢ Good trans. MA-2377. able. > --Single rooms; cool, clean; NEAR BUTLER

460 Berkley rd.; beautiful 6 rm.

$5 WK. UP, BA SARTO HOTEL

1g., clean, attrac. _rm.; good beds; free parking. Delaware at Michigan. LI-5315,

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distance; room front; range, Impersprings, hot water; $7.50. i

BROADWAY, 1135—1-2 rooms, innersprings; new decorated; hot wager; adults; ii .

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32 8. STATE 8T. Ye Attractive 3 bedroom modern prick veneer; long liv. rm., built-ins, ext. toilet in full basement, side drive. Lot 45x225. Also in rear'is & 11% story . concrete block ‘shop’ 40°x60°, floor. Total cost over $18,000. Built 1924. Will sacrifice, $6,850. Terms,

2704 LASALLE BST. 3 5-Rm. modern, au hardwood floors, just long living rm., beautiful large ot, $3250—3325 cash,

. 3912 EAST 10TH ST. 2 bedroom mod. bungalow, long 1. : room, metal cab. sink, full ty -auto-elec. water heater, garage, side dr, §

refinished, redecorated, built in cab. k; rear fenced; 2-car gar.

bath; private home; porch; employed|13TH, 6 '—Large, light room, near modern bungalow on corner lot 1423 Prospect Ne New Location MA-4944 gentleman. WA-5483. bath. (1a: ant hot water; suitable 1-2.|shaded by large elm trees. House has | $5000. LLEG el djomning| R140 ¢ | everything. Automatic gas heat; incin-|JRV. 4470. €. E. Eschmeyer. RIUSHER | MORTUARY col E, 5447—Lovely TOO, 3 = erator, glass bath, walnut panneling in | ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc., REALTORS. | £2. bath; gentleman preferred : $5; garage living room. A ‘bargain. Mr. Hartley, . 2313. 'W. Washington at. __BE-3787 optiona 4 Apar:n i nts Unfurn. 18 | BE-4212. NEW HOMES COMPLET J. C. WILSON & CO ~~ |coLtEE F38i-Lovely roof. newly. nc ote ho | Allison Realty Co., Inc., Realtors. RI-2368. ey oid “ds Un al] . orated, all conveniences, private ho ; ; ty. : es MA-9433 1230 Prospect St. MA-943¢ | Reasonable. * i ARID | iT RENTAL LT 3132 WEST 61ST. ST. AT BEAUTIFUL RHODIUS ; LLEGE, 1511—Cool, quiet; constant hot 0% Approx. acre, 3-r bung. and Lost and Found 7 raters adult nome: twin beds; gentle-| COICO :)i. uadly smown Li-5888, 5 Bouse; stiswberries, fruit trees, LC evelopment of 111 homes. 3 - nen : H. H. H. JODSMALL AG AGENCY block. Will 350 a trade y+ larger jooms each; sin : Shtha 4 and $d Hl DOG, FOURD—Black cocker spaniel, red|D DELAWARE, 713 N.—Apt. 13. (Downtown). AP\% 4NT RENTAL SERVIC house with more ground. T. (Big) | JRoemer ss Se and black harness, white striped chest;| See beautifully furnished room; electric| = AP i% RVICE _ 03 | PORTER. * EH 9 home 0 EN" BAILY blind in right eye, bald around tail:| fen, phone; 8. he JACK A " MA-2377 5 x ILLINOIS; 1808/ N.—Large front room {ia N : WRIST WATCH LOST—ian’s yellow | 1a venetian piinds, ‘suitable 3. Reasonable. i ral Apartments 4 PRICED LOW TERMS 2 apes - Ae. 5 Elgin, vicinity Iliinols and. WA-1857. 2 Wr ak 11-2439. | 115 rs. Bus” to Kappes St. Reward. IR-5/81. TELINOIS, 2437 N. — Comfortably fur-|MERIDI il (11 Nice bedroom apart- 1413 DELLS ST., $1150 BRIDGES 15. ORaves C0. 8 OVERNIGHT lost (brown), Central nished, Bal home, . constant hot| ment; ¢:: in-a-door, Frigidaire, stove, 319 S. Davidson, $1000 243 N. Delaware. RI-3471. BR-1 trolley Friday' afternvon. Name your water, gentleman; reasonable. WA-1893. utilitic 5; isonable. : n reward. WA-6592. : IRVINGTON (Layman, 44)—Comfortable| pb iF) }| 2 rooms; large porch; 1007 Elm St., $1500 Colored Bargain ILLFOLD LOST—Monday night; contains| Ricely furnished RO near bath; insu-| Fal » ! utilities; adults. MA-9821 EDW. DILLEHAY MA-6411 2962 N RUR AL $2 150 Curtiss-Wright badge, pass. Needed bad-| lated: garage. IR-G43 ; ii 581 nd 435, 3 bath: | LOOK, INTERNATIONAL HARVESTERS! . = 9k» ly. Reward. MA-6731. IRVINGTON—BOLTON, 726 N.—Comforta- | 10TH § ne 00.3 Toms, Du 402 Spencer Ave.—5-room modern bunga-| 6 room modern except furnace; all in PUPPY FOUND—Wire-haired terrier. Aug. ble room, private bath; no other room- HE low; hardwood floors, side drive, shade, good condition; $900 down. 6. Identify; pay for ad. FR-1635. ers; gentleman. IR-7882.. iy aw North—S-room modern: has ev-|MA-983l. Edw. Dillchay. MA-8ll J ENGLISH SETTER Found KENWOOD, 3815-Sleeping Fo room; xitenen| Furn. | uses~Apts. 18A erything: insulated; new furnace: corner|J: S. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del. Tom Keller, CH-4296. privileges. Employed. SL == lot, $5,750. Walter Folkerth, East Side : LESLEY, 915—Attractive a room; | DORMA 1 (1100 East) 3 Rooms, cool, | Agent. ‘4200 E. Washington. Call IR-4200 COLORED DOUBLE Indianapolis Want Ad Number. RI-8581. Jovely “home; em ploy ved couple preferred. pr vat rance; gidaire, u es; any time. x rental, 32% 4 A—$18.50 Terms. Total 2 Reasonable. IR-5 1 ; : ; MERIDI IN 1728 N,—2 ; bath; Vacant-—ideal for Roomers nace. ’ 512-3 rms. and toilet. See Bill Irs Help Wanted—Female 8 MICHIGAN, 2437 E.—Désirable room, near| " kitche is 1 2 re 2303 N. ILLINOIS—BASE PRICE, REALTY, INC. LI-4401. =| hath; private home; cooking optional.| employeci jorch; TA. 8418. Well bult, 9- gn 3 1337-39 8. Reasonable. MA- EY - ~|and paper. Can be bought as is or | Colored - rab $1750 NEW YC RE 1248 ¢'W.—3_and 4-room fur- . Pe ng PALMER, 119 E.—Large nicely furnished | nished ¢: infurnished; modern, clean, | Paired. Terms if desirable, Jennings Bros. . mm. Li-a814 5s eeping room, kitchen privileges, adults.| reason ji: = excellent transportation. THE C. W. ; HENRY Pod MA-4661. Exper ienced Women’s Ee 3117—Room for 1-2; private home, | LI-681'. 521 LEMCKE BLD : Te y All gonvenisnoss; best tramsportation.| ORANGI, :v E.—2 rooms, bath,’ private DOUBLE ONLY $2000 Real Estate Investment 25A TA-618 entran::; filities furnished. Adults. NE 305 tapi building. ee = I SHOE SALESWOMAN PENNSYLVANIA, 1930 N. — Large, clean | wASHIN =f 1821 W.—Choice 2 2-room 1865-67 Montcalm Steam heat, completely furn. Income over : : room; twin beds, next bath, 3 closets.| apts, ae: Fk Pd utilities, private : $200 mont, Always rented; 5,70 TA-9097 " 6 rooms a-side, inside toilet, water, gas, : entra lights and 2-car garage. $250 down. Will consider ‘trade. LI-3T8. lA i trl Shape 7 MA-8821. Edw. Dillehay. _ MA-641l. |OWNER'S 9-room furnished h Apply Joommate "for young man; twin beds. Hous: 3 ir Rent 19 $3750 91 $136 month. Sacrifice, $5 00.'y hn "5 : $65—6300 1 finest mod. brick pungalow. §-ROOM BUNGALOW, DEEP LOT F Subarbh Sal 28 2 PINE, 519 N.—Large rooms, close school;|g70_N. :.. edroom, 2-bath stone bung. ) arms Su ur an Sale Employment Office large fron yard, porch; B. Miohigan| Whites ire 1 WA SA0S thoes He TosS FULL BATH. FURNACE, RY He Bou - NM soos, Front, constant hot f Ee PRALY. BE-0008. | do pedro Dome; Tiving I bedconm LS. AYRES & CO. "¥eter:" good transportation: privase| Farm; © burban Rent 20|MA:441. JORN MAX REALTY. own and 3 up: ise living room. with _home; gentleman. WA-7517. PE ra I} 3322 N. CAPITOL trees, fruit, large 3%, n Westleld, 20 mi, : , 1025 N.—Near RCA; comfortable 11-room modern duplex, double ga e : estfleld ia sleeping room; private home; reason-|j When &: uiring p held vacant. $4500. | Stop, and go si then 1 15a. horth, then able. fa r the sifc method. d an }| ipper apt: § rooms, : sh ne ‘Gal second of dieinodiat abstra : exam- WEE & 50M, Ih. call Phillips CASHIE WALNUT, 320 E.—Apartment 2; nicely it title, Have it 2s w, DEN R.J 12.3423 | JACK ©. © hillips, " furnished; next to bath. Refined em- (ff jned iy ur : One with bookkeeping ~xperience. aed lady. ; \ KEYSTONE, 1019 N—3-bedroo com modern| 22 Acres—Brown County Good salary. Steady Ww 404 N.—Large front; inner- Uric Title Company home; stake}, garage, large lot, 335, | -5-room house with front and rear : CASE CLOTHES ngs; private entrance; modern home. © on Title Building 1500, WALTER FOLKERTH, Esst Sidg| Poultry. house, Dlenty of Dopiar, ; "aprings; pr Reasonable. BE-4529. i Agent. 4200 E. Washington. Call IR- property 0 jonced Ct Togated A 215 N. Senate WASH. BLVD., 2838—Pleasant;: Cross ven- | ees an: : 4200 any - time. : Price $1000, terms. Call: tr Abbott Laboritories. Bldg., 2nd Floor. tiation; adjoining bath; fnnersprings. HOME |. INS > BUY SULLD NEW BR ICK EAST 2410 or MA-2377. pte Jack Carr. Ask for Mr. Simons GE! I | FACTS—SAVE TIME ie Con SEMI-SUBURBAN, _ northeast; _5-rot 18TH, 15 E—(Off Meridian). Cool room. : oom rooms, get immediate pany | bungalow; “new fu next bath; constant hot water. WA-8040.| H, Duff 'm oe ORTGAGE OO tit pio WD some trade. Act @ | deep weil i Ea Rew fu SEAMSTRESSES a0 NorTH ln (Sena aly st = uncan ide” iS. | ooh Experienced on men's clothing. Good rage; employed; $5. HI-0067. Busin: Property 211 ! E ; ; . wages. Steady work. usin :s pe y " ; iH = eT fame Sons om for WE HA\i eral good business places : CASE CLOTHES 2 availabe; cal ‘locations for r groceries, NN 1 215 N. Semnite 48TH, "Hal ur C rents. ) : Abbott Laberitories Blég., 2nd Floor. phone, "privileges, » Privats home, gens . Colorado, Ask for Mr. Simons jes. $01 x en : BACHELOR spartment over Hall room; ' smi room, n Hid ervie: LAUNDRY HELP a Se—— Shirt Press Operators, a, Finishers. TARGE Alii bedroom wud Reasonable for. STERLING LAUNDRY, 75 LEXINGTON.| {uiicil, “ion “Fates Me. ife, keep 1 BR 4 wife, keep large house an 0 Hotels 16