Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1942 — Page 17
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Townsend Hopes, Yale halfback (No. 14), crosses his legs and sits on Bert Stiff (No. 33), Pennsylvania fullback, who has scored a touchdown. This was the first score Saturday as Penn went on to win, 35 to 6. Fullback John Ferguson (No. 36) of Yale arrived too late to
do any damage.
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JOE WILLIAMS SAYS—
NEW YORK, Oct. 13~Putting
« 8ne little word after another (some
of the customers wrote in and asked for it, no fooling) and whatever became of the cut-rate tire sales? There seems to be a feeling in some circles that Lieut. Col, Larry MacPhail has only temporarily disassociated himself from the Brooklyn Dodgers, This isn’t true. The colonel made it plain when he retired that he was retiring permanently. Thus whoever succeeds the firecracker of Flatbush will not be a stop-gap selection; that’s why
_ the stockholders are giving the mat-
deep consideration. Incidentally, the colonel was the highest priced
- executive in baseball, not excluding _ old. Judge Landis, The Brooklyns
paid him $85,000 last season, $50,000 in salary, $35,000 in bonuses. And in our book he was worth every dollar he got. Erratic, flamboyant, inflam‘mable; even exhausting at times, still there was no getting away from the fact the redhead was a genius in his own way. He made every job a Hollywood production but he always got results in the smashing manner. If the army gives
i a chance, he’ll do a job there,
® =» Victory Bowl Game SUGGESTION TO THE New! York Football Writers’ association: Howz about promoting a Victory bowl game in New York this season? Say, between the best naval pre-flight team and the champion pro team? Prospectively, that would
“bring Bernie Bierman’s Seahawks
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against the Chicago Bears. Any other pairing would simply mean a better game so the team identifications at this stage need not be a matter of concern. We have a stadium big enough and what is just as important, if not more so, the transportation facilities. Such a game would ornament an already attractive football program hereabouts and couldn’t miss at the box office. Besides it would react favorably to the energy and imagination of the association. ®. #8
The Gopher Fans
THE MINNESOTA FOOTBALL addict is fortunate this ‘season, When the college team loses he can still point .to Bernie Bierman with pride, The college team was upset unexpectedly by Illinois Saturday when a lowly guard—a sort of Kurowski of the day—stole a Minnesota ball for one touchdown and pounced on a loose ball in the end zone for another. A guard will score two touchdowns in a major game about as often as Mr. Willkie will say, “No comment.” Before he returned to the marines, Bierman used to coach those awesome Minnesota machines. And it was a day of miracles when anybody beat him. Fritz Crisler, who coaches Michigan, knows all about Col. Bierman. In fact, he induced the colonel to leave Tulane for Minnesota. Mr. Crisler, in turn, was leaving Minnesota for Princeton. Later, Mr. Crisler shifted to Michigan and there it was his dangerous pleasure to tilt with the colonel’s Minnesota teams once a year.
Joe's C. O. Tells What Joe Meant
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 13 (U. P.).— Joe Louis’ commanding officer sent a message to seventh service com-
mand’ headquarters today in an-
other attempt to clarify what the heavyweight champion meant in an interview with Omaha reporters Sunday. In his telegram Maj. Gen. Donald A. Robinson, commander of the cavalry replacement training center at Ft. Riley, Kas., where Louis is Slationed, said: “Sergt. (Joe Louis) Barrow that what he meant to caves that he considers his ring career terminated for the duration of the war and that if the war lasts two
years Jonger he will fight.” be too old to
Reds Release Wade
ef And Chuck Aleno
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13 (U. P).—
E| The Cincinnati Reds today an- =| nounced the release of three base<
ball players to minor league clubs. Catcher John Bottarini was re-
leased to the Sacramento, Cal., chun | EY
in completing payment for Catcher
Ray Miller. Infielder Chuck Aleno and Pitcher Ben Wade were 'optioned to the Birmingham Barons of the Southern association. Aleno| go played with that club in 1940. Both
Hoficer OBoyle
DENMARK. FEARFUL
LONDON, Oct. 13 (U. P.).—The
‘| Danish army is in a state of alarm,
guards at the palace of King Christian and public buildings in Copenhagen have been reinforced and all of Denmark is tense in expectation
impose a ruthless occupation regime, Stockholm reports said today. Reports circulated inh Stockholm that the entire Danish cabinet had been interned, but dispatches said these reports were denied. Berlin announced last night that Gen. Luedke, German commander in chief in Denmark, had been “recalled from his. post for employment elsewhere,” and that Gen.
| Siegfried Haenicke had been named
#0 succeed him. . It was reported that Gen. Luedke had been dismissed because he ordered the shooting of two members of the Danish Nazi “free corps” for firing on a hostile Copenhagen crowd Oct. 4 and wounding 11 persons.
BRIBERY CHARGED; NAVY SEIZES PLANTS &
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (U. P.). —President Roosevelt, disclosing a “bribery” scandal involving company officials and civilian army and navy inspectors, today ordered the navy to take over the plants of Triumph Explosives, Inc., at Elkton, Md., and two subsidiaries. The plants were taken over by the navy and placed in charge o Comm. A. B. McCr after a preliminary investigation indicated “that more than $1,000,000 in. management ‘irregularities’ may be in. volyed,” the White House said.
2D WOMAN SUES FOR QUARANTINE RELEASE
The second habeas corpus peti-
of a girl from quarantine in the county jail was filed in superior court 3 today. In a similar case last week, a 20-year-old girl was ordered released when evidence revealed that she was not afflicted with any venereal disease. : The hearing on the second case was scheduled for this afternoon.
YOUNG MEN HEED ENLISTMENT PLEA
Pre-draft age youths responded to the navy’s appeal for men in such numbers so far this week that the heaviest enlistments of the month are being recorded at the local re-|j cruiting office. More than 50 per cent of the enlistments yesterday and today were men under 20 and of the 174 who enlisted Monday in the Indiana area, approximately one-third were '17, 18 or 19 years old, according to Comm. R, H. G. Mathews, officer in charge.
Sonja Henie Trophy * To Be Awarded
Sonja Henie, whose new film “Iceland” opens here tomorrow at the Indiana, will present a trophy to Miss Iceland of Indianapolis tomorrow night in the lobby of the theater. The film actress arrived fore last night to begin rehearsals at the coliseum for her new ice revue. Miss Iceland of Indianapolis will be selected tonight and tomorrow afternoon at the coliseum rink,
Frank Leahy Awaits X-Ray Results
ROCHESTER, Minn., Oct. 13 (U. P.)—Frank Leahy, Notre Dame football coach, awaited -a diagnosis today of the ailment which brought him to the Mayo clinic last week. Leahy said he expected physicians to reveal the results of X-rays soon. The coach, who collapsed at his desk at South Bend last Friday, believed his condition might be the result of a four-year-old back injury. Attendants at St. Mary's hospital
said his condition was “unchanged.”
Bowling Scores
Last night's leading bowlers: Harold Howard, Hol Gros. 188-288- 2.11 Amos Jones, P. R. John Madden, 8S & S Service. Dutch Myers, Optimist .e Sher Gatchell, St. Philip p's .. b Carnagua, West Side P Church Eimer Brehob, Evangelical Roy Weip. Howard Bob Kostof! ff, 18 nei | Businessmen. . Joe Kirkhoff, H Cros Pat Weishaar, Reform Church. . Harry Johnson, Capital Paper.... Al Kriner, St. P's Jack Large, Auto Transporiation John Kiser, Fraternal Bud Sehook, 8. 8. Businessmen........ LADIES : RY VEOWN . ..oevcerstonens Link Belt ........ theta Klee & Coleman... & Coleman . Joo Cream.
ou 643 641 631 630
28 622 622 + 120
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Beulah Manes, Pearl Bennett, Do rkipes,
yi ‘beloved wite of
EVONSTON, Oct. 15.—Chlet ty Officer ‘Tommy O’Boyle, |
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OF HARSH NAZI RULE"
of an imminent German move tof
tion within a week seeking release]
BE ea, S died Dut her om, 1543 Union st. ends may call at the- Rirny Mor- |< ene at 19th. Funer day, '9:30, at the mortuary. iT) a. m, Sacred Heart church. rial St. Joseph’'s cemetery. Friends invited, :
HAR R—gora, A “81 a, mother of Aiden G. an -rie Ross, and Je away ha ws 300 W. rey > st. Wednesday, 1:30 Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. "Friends may call at the chapel.
HOBBS _Monteres, 72, widow of W. obbs, mo of Mrs. Mrs. Marie Rice of bn and Juanita Boyd of Denver, Col. Sndmother of Mrs. Oliver R. Hughey, Rice, rie Boyd sand ed A oon. passed away Sunday Svening, Funeral Jyeqnesday; y; 10:30 Cha sel, Hino Shirley no a ols a ape Friends m
may call fad a
MeNALLY-—Dimathy, infant son of Mr
Kirby Mort: the Eirby Mortuary,
OVERLEESE—Carl (Budd), Geneva Ovetisese, brother of Mrs. Nellie Robertso non; Mrs. Frankie Hall and Mina ag Frankfort, passed away Monda, Priohas m ay call at the Rirhy © Mortuary, ou XN ridian, from 2 p. Tuesda; til 10 a. m. Wednesday. ne ral 0:30. a. m. Thursday a “the Harold B. Lawler zuneral Home in Lebanon. Interment, Lebanon
PRINGLE—William Thomas, 1916 Sexier, husband a father of
oD ednesday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes.”
WITTE—Henry, age 81, father of Mrs. Dorothy We ch and Robert Witte, grandfather of Rutle® Miller, passed away Monday. Funeral service at Bell's Chapel Wednesday, 2 p. m. Short services at the home at 1:30 p. m. - Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the home, 32d and County Line road. McCord service.
Funeral Directors 5
Walter T. Blasengym
GA-2570 3izs N. Diinets WA-5§76
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W. Michigan St.
PAUL E. DORSEY
3925 E. NEW YORK Market 1234
FARLEY-F UN 1604 W. Morris
FLANNER & BUCHANAN
TA-3372
IR-1173
23 W. FALL CREEK BLVD.
BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect St.
GRINSTEINER'S
1601 E. New York MA-5374
G. H. HERRMANN N A-8488
15058 8S. EAST ST.
HISEY & TITU
MORTUAR 951/N. DELAVASE ST. LI-3828
MOORE k KIRK IR-1159 CH-1806 SHIRLEY BROS. co. NS
954 N. Illinois
ROBERT W. STIRLING
1423 Prospect
J. C. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE Chui 1234 Prospect St. MA-9438
Lost and Found 7 Dog—Setter, Black and White
‘Male, about Sept. 28, Crows Nest neigh borhoad; leather collar; gun shy; child’s pet; liberal reward. BR-3884. BR-0285.
BROWN billfold, lost Saturday even in containing valusble papers, with iden fication
WATCH LOST--Silver wrist watch and
band, in Ayres, Wash. or Del. sts. Reward. HU-3043;
PURSE LOST—Lady’s black purse, Wash. Penn. sts. on W, Michigan trolley. Reward. TA-2567. ] Lost, Dark brown. Name Pekingese “Siiiiy “cnilas Pet. Re. ward. Rod BL-0779.
t Ad Results Phone RI-5551 " ey Want Ad Number. RI-5551
Help Wanted—Female 8
MA-6049
TA-6056
—
husband of |J™
‘WAITRESSES and Fountain Girls
for Riley Room.
Apply Employment Office, Tth Floor, WM. H. BLOCK CO.
Good od salary—Six days.
1357 8. Meridian.
WAITRESSES
For noon work
. Experience ‘not necesasry. APPLY < Manager of Cafe
LH. P. WASSON & CO.
Waitress, $12 "5, ins cart AR
.| WHITE, 25-30; Ly housework, Room, board, $6. 2118 Langley.
WOMAN, 35-50, laundry work; agteenble suable Noreing. conditions, Call 414 N.
WOMAN, compl charge; Must like aide "Sui quarters, $10, BE-2110.
Waitress
stay 5% days. burban, private
STOUT’S 318 Mass. Ave.
Help Wanted—Male 2 Men to Cut Wood
16 miles east of Indianapolis, drive our truck woods, you Sa cut and bring in 4 ricks per day each man would make $4. Muesing Berrick Con) Co., 3830 Brookville Road. IR-11
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Older man, experienced in men’s clothing to manage alteration dept. in personnel and operations. Apply Employment Office Tth Floor
WM. H. BLOCK CO.
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4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN Loans Made Without Endorsers
‘ Sorrow on a Character, Auto from $75 to $300 4 $1,000. Take 6 weeks 10 make the first payment. ® Many loans completed while you welt. ® No credit inquiries of friends or relatives . FREE PARKING Gao the sireet in ASK FOR ge coors
SMALL LOAN LICENSEES
LOANS
$10 to $300 ON YOUR
Secure a loan in One Trip—0 n Your
Capital Finance Corp. 04 Kresge Bldg.
41 E, Washington St, Cor. Penn.|| MA-4409
Money to Loan co : ” SMALL LOAN LICENSEES
pr and White of
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Roi JSS0IEVELY on monthly Jam ne on that part
Park for Appraisal
Office on ground floor. Park next door. Walk about 20 feet, bring in title
For ck Want Ad Results Phone RI-5561 RI-5651.
apolis Want Ad Number.
Help Wanted—Male 9
3 MEN wanted for 4 weeks work. Plasterer, brick mason, outside painter. All tools furnished. Address Times, Box 960. me-
for filling- station; Attendant 5. coiy® inclined. Good salary. 5102 E. 10th,
ATTENTION BOYS EARN EXTRA MONEY
After school by Jelivesing uN anes Route.
Ie L tion ‘Dept., TO
BOYS to york on peddling truck; $10 week. 623 Pro t st.
spect st. BUTCHER 25 od ots wd i
CAR WASHER
Colored, with tire and battery service experience; steady work. BLUE POINT, 062 8. DELAWARE.
COAL DRIVERS
SACKS BROS, UTO Ohio at golds :
SIGNATURE
LOANS CAPITAL FINANCE CORP. 304 Kresge Bldg. MA-4409,
TIMES Wan Aa are famous for ~ and, qutek Tesuita Use them
Help ‘Wanted—Male 9
COLORED quivars 0 or. Sasggeuts, wipers washers; perm position; good wages. Mills Rs 1121 N. Meridian. FILLING STATION attendants; older men Jieterred. salary and commission. 1004 assachuttes ave,
FOUNTAIN MAN GRILL "MAN
6 Days—Good Wages
“TEE PEE"
WEST SIDE ICE CO. 223 LYNN ST.
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bo Tosiel mon $35 to to tide” you over, You Weed a larger amount, tot "us know. Loans, $1 = NEW "SCHEDULE OF OFFICE HOURS NDAY AX 9:00 AM to 8:45 P. ML 3 va a EN
2-OFFICES—2
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3%, an, hai “nalaince. 28 $150 ot Gos and
HONOR LOANS
$50 for $5.44 —5100 for$10.88 total cost when repaid in 6 monthly instalments
Ha. S. Meeker, Mgr., Phone; Riley 5404 615 Merchants Bank Building Corner Washington & Meridian M. J. Scott, Mgr., Phone: Riley 1471
Loans Made 10 Residents of Nearby Towns Copyright, Household Floanes Corp. 19048
LOANS
LIBERAL LOAN CO. 163 N. Delaware - AUTOS Per Month Por Mo. on T 2% Up to $160 12% "pact At abun Shon
Indpls. Public Welfare Lo 830 Occidental Bldg. Lean ley Asn.
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Fall Creek at 38th St. -
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For
EAL ESTATE
Rent ...For Sale... Wanted... Loans ©
Paoms Without Board
Housekeeping. Rooms 17
Houses and Lots Sale 25
Houses and Lots Sale 25
14 $2.50 UP; large rooms, next bath; hot wee in rooms; innersprings; stoker.
“| 83 C 3502 N.; warm comfortable room for gentleman; constan hot water; privileges. TAT141. .
NEW JERSEY, 1908 N.—Studio room, kitcheneue; Frigidaire, sink. Employed ults.
AL, 20 N.—(Near Mallory) 2 ooms, Telrigetation, private entrance, hot water. Adul
$3.50; ILLINOIS, 1628 N.—Next bath, stoker heat, innersprings, constant hot water, phone.
$4; BROADWAY, 1135—Lovely downstairs, front, innersprings, steam heat, hot water, gentleman.
ROACHE, 1315 (Near Riverside Car)-—2 furnished rooms, utilities, private entrance. Reasonable.
ROACHE, 1325—Riverside section, clean, 2 rooms, bath, kitchen privileges, $8.50— $10. Child welcome,
ALABAMA, 1842 N.-— Comfortable furished room; steam heat; lady preferred; $3.80. 50." TA-56017.
CARROLLTON, 2748—Comfortable, ood home Jor 1-3 girls. Reasonable. WA-5209,
ST. CLA 316 BooSingle lar, Iss ‘Boor. nnerspriogs, ot ro, utili-
SPRUCE, 1524-2 large rooms, private home; SOY ee Employed couple, Reasonable. GA.
2 WELL GROOMED women over 35, willing to work short hours, Comm. RI. 5029.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
STOUT’S 318 Mass. Ave.
CHECK-OUT GIRL “Eastman Sunshine Cleaners, 8808 E. Washington St.
COOK for children’s institution. Address Box 959, Times.
€00K Good" pay. RYBOLT’ RESTAURANT 1357 8. ‘Meridian EXPERIENCE unnecessary, . age 18-19, high school education. Well established downtown institution. Steady position with opportunity for advancement. Good environment. Start immediately. Must
be able to furnish satisfactory references. Address Times, Box 1019. ‘
Experienced Night Wa itress
4-1 .; first class Jo Peacock Restausent. ‘301 N. Ilinot
Fur Worker, Experienced FASHION DRY CLEANERS, 1801 Central,
GENERAL OFFICE WORK SOME DICTATION.
Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning
2901 E. WASH, nn
best
sa 1614—Nice! furnished front, modern home, 1-3, rd hot water.
CON3RESS, 1151—Comfortable room; next bath; private home; gentleman preferred; reasonable. TA. 0212.
DEARBORN, 1419— (Near R. A), front bedroom, private home. hood transportation. . 4386.
GROFS, 1134 (convenient Allison’s); nicely furnished single Toou: meals optional; reasonable. BE-3525 5-R
WALNUT, 419 E.—One-2-3-room apartment; children welcome; running water; private entrance.
WALNUT, 111 E.——4-room brick; newly decorated, modern except furnace; utilies pail
FURNISHED AGES. -Coouiby Park, $56 and $6 ’e hg GA-40
Apartments—Unfurn.
18
HAMILTON, 308 N., APT. 3-Nice warm furnished Toom, kitchen privileges. Good transportatio;
TLLINOIS, 4 ew >
Soy front 2-3, innerspiugs gs.
t hot water, also
LINWOOD, . 1419 bath, 1-3; leges.
N.—Warm front, next plist home; kitchen privi-
APARTMENT RENTAL BURCAY
Choice apts, gladly shown, LI-§559. General Apartments 22 W. Vermont. LI-2439
GREER, 814 (near Lilly’s); lower 3-room - front apastates, ne entrance; $6.
MERIDIAN, home, constant hot water, reasonable. TA-0083. MICHIGAN, 3434 WwW, Nice sl
phone, privileges PENN, 1031 Atstive. newly fure| nished room for gentleman; shower, free parking, private entrance, telephone, PENN 2351 N.—2 lov, front rms. A ® home; 1-2 gents, WA-5332.
WASHINGTON BLVD., 3160—Warm, n icely furnished bedroom; Private home; 1 conveniences. TA-19 WOODRUFF PLACE, 586 Middle Drive; front room, twin beds, gentlemen preferred. =7123.
NINTH, 7 E. (walking distance); sleeping Zoot, table 1-2. Innersprings near
gentleman,
(Near Allison’s)—32 Togms, private home;
NEAR 10TH. (5300 East)—Large room, next bath, no Ps SE QGardge. BL-1488.
SINGLE ROOM and front, twin bedroom. Private home. Gentlemen, TA-8785.
Will train, n by 1 ly 0! 1% BE Prankovitz Market yg Capitol
HAND IRONERS PRESS OPERATORS
Model Laundry 614 E. Ohio St.
HOUSEKEEPER {or family of 3; 50 washsi. home nights. ea GA-
Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in Oty. Rooms With Board 15 20 N. BOLTON 2, bs W. of Arling-
ton, Home privileges.
OXFORD, 257 N.-—-Very private home; twin ods Maou optional.
SOUTHERN, E.—~Room for man; private Shelby car. 6. GA-T588.
215-—-Room,
J WILL roo
LICENSED PLUMBER
Feeney, | ana one helper. J. J. CANNING Co, LI-5808.
E. VERMONT, nished; two wo working girs tlemen;
EE ARE good Ca
WOODRUFF, Drive)—Rooms, gentlemen, twin 2 privilages;
Te
(NEAR GARFIELD)--Modern home; front room; tlemen; constant hot water. Meals optianal. GA-2781.
m and board little "age, - Nice: home. Heterences: GiA-3000,
CHILD Toi; Sa: choot su-asern, |=
Hotels 16
ETT 1 E. Walnut oy, oonement |
2 Housekeeping Rooms 17
food Best; J ton. 916
e ROADWAY + 88 oom, | : sown |
bath,
2709 N.—Nice front, refined|1l
tleSatter
OTH E., ~Upper : rooms, bath, CO heat, oier! dts
Por Want ad Results Phone RI-5651 Dolls Want Ad Number, RI-8681.
Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A
Em
0-8. Lower 4-rm, cres. In, AP; } a
75—N. unusual nice 4 a home. White's Agency. WA-4466 (Eve. IR-7956).
ALABAMA, 2645 N.—S8hare | hos apartment, nicely
3 NE BED RD. 49 W.—T7 rooms, modern, nicely
- HU- ; furnished. |B 3098; 13 to 6, or 301 ap west, com-
SMALL MODERN apartment, Ran with all new attractive
3308 N.—6-ROOM DOUBLE, EDROGS. 330
Furnitu
BU GIRL will are lovel
apartment with employed girl. 37,
IR-1373.
6603 HILLSIDE " New
om hodern bungalow, arage
ith » EAT Sine. 11-4401
DO oil, 430" Cash $15 month. BR-28.
Farms Suburban Rent 20
15 A short rir e:0 from ASHES, Mh ooh and Curtiss Wright 's; mo, 603 03° W. *sard, BR-~7201.
Boer mo, Ch4di, Ring 3.
Wanted to Rent
bi er puritan 8); good ’
$22.50
23 o Relghborhood.
or id rr ver ibe
* "ALLISON REALTY ys in ne 5 = | Moving & & Storage
24 “HODGES STORAGE co.
Store Now-—Pay Six Months Later Free. on Invited.
7 * Foraidhed.
1158 & Markes St.
Unfurn. Houses for Rent 19%
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
2 fine homes at attractive prices. 3004 Meredith,
3 BDRMS,, MOD,, $3,260
Jefferson, newly painted.
4 BORMS., A-1 COND., $4,600
Sell Both on Payments. MA-6411, Mr. Nicolai or Mr. Koepper. J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO., 128 N. DEL.
(727 WEST 53rd-St. Jer, oom
2 lots, 150-ft, frontage on 53d st. Hard maple floors; bathroom but no fixtures; 2 wells; 1 inside. Wired for electric stove. Nice front porch, Only $2250. Inspect
today. Phillips
Bungalow—Terms
3307 N. Sherman Drive
5-room modern, long living and breakfast room, oak floors, full basement, side drive and S3Inge, ‘> Priced low. 1. DILLEHAY. MA-6411 J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO., 128 N. DEL
1806-08 ZWINGLEY (2600 Bethel Ave.)—6-rm. mod. bungalow and S5-rm. cottage. Price for both, $2500 cash or will consider terms or trade part for house trailer. : . GA-3442 Mrs. McCubbins RI-2360-R ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc., Realtors,
HOME and INCOME
8-Room, 2-story Huples, 2 baths, 2-car| J garage. "Income $125 per month besides owner's living quarters. 1518 E. New York st. Call Mr. Burtt, HALL-HOTTEL CO., MA-8581. 5-rm, brick veneer,
FOREST MANO 2 yrs. old; large
closets, showers, built-ins, breakfast nook; insulated; storm windows; full basement; 2-cat garage, $6,750, LI-3478. .
“Yacant” Corner Harlan-Troy 5-room modern bungalow. Real buy. STUDEBAKER—REALTY GA-6338. 2308 Shelby GA-7102 02 8. SPENCER—In Irvington, near International; 5-room modern bungalow. Shown any time. WALTER FOLK
End Side Agent, 4200 E. Washington. 1 IR-4200 any time.
Bi Martindale, Terms
For soloed nly. 383 Edw. Dillehay
MA-6963 MA-2377
©. MA-6411. title. meer an ab OR
nion Title Co.
Union Title Bldg Have Several Lots
Will build 2-room house and one lot for $395, $95 down. 535 E. New York.
wa B.S
‘$6,000, NEAR Butler;
MOST COMPLETE
Stone and Frame House
Large rooms, center hall, tile bath, 6 closets, metal k
ti a yr t, y oning hea city water and gas, breezeway, fron drive, lot 75x210 ft.; landscaped. Near John 534 N. school,
OXFORD ROCKTON ADDITION PRICE—ONLY $8650
Mr. Davis, 5814 N. Oxford, BR-01381
BRIDGES & GRAVES Co.
243 N. Delaware st. RI-3477
5205 Crown (Rockv Ripple) New 6-rm, bung.; 2 lots; mod. furnace; bathroom with plumbing Fy but no fixtures. $3000; $650 cash; bal. monthly, Inspect today.
Phillips 22s @XTEXIXTY
new 5-rm, bung.} stoker; 212-ft. lot; 20% dn. WA 4468.
COLORED DOUBLE
833-5 South Kenwood; 4 rooms each, «Rent $15 each. Price $1500; $400 cash, KELLER REALTY, INC. LI-4401,
COLORED BUYERS
SONS, 23 W. OHIO, COLORED—$100 CASH
911 W. Vermont; 5 rms., price $1100 4 3 pes month. KEELER REALTY, INC. Li1-4401
Real Estate Investment 25A
$3500 BUYS modern b-room side double, Rents $60 month. Owner, TA-0825.
Only 5 miles south of city limits. room modern brick bungalow, attached garage; ings.
quickly. 627 Lemcke Bldg.
JACK DUNCAN 3 23
NICE 8 RMS,, 1 ACRE, ONLY $1350
New fence (cedar ots), | Chicken house; shade; good MA-5655 ® 7 @@oede 27 Peoples Bank
365 ACRE stock farm, fenced, house, good repair, large barn, granary, machinery shed. In Jackson County, er wishes to retire. Write Dr: P. Hoffar, Seymour, Ind.
8. SBPENCER~-In Irvin an, Near International, 5 room m Shown any time, Walter Polkerth, East Side Agent, 4200 BE. Washington, C 4200 any time.
533 N. HIGHLAND
6 Rooms aud bath; te i R. WELCH & SONS, 23% W. OHIO
LINWOOD, eis N.~=Near - Little Flower, Naval Owner's 3-bedroom
Siriat) ly at. bungalow; ri = ONLY $1,100, TERMS 1548 Shepard st. Look, EDW. DILLEHAY MA-6411 Be Dona: $1000 3 Soom J Roders a - ssid East ition; $4000 hao B Washington. Call 1R-4300 an TACOMA, 3753 N. (just off Bd
MA-9821 PARKER, 326
Owner CH-3110-W.
bungalow. |.
EDGEWOOD, 3 GILBERT. rooms, gar ul! house, 350, shade, rut $36 Terms. Elmore Bros., MA-3788,
BECAUSE of sickness; miles southeast of Indianapolis. soil; buildings A-1 condition. call oo i seal iteteaied Learnt
IDEAL ow Battal ee
full hire dive, oR 3 off 5020
ALLISON REALTY 00. (NO, R1-2368
WILL PAY $1000 cash f in modern . house, LA RCA. ty
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old; 5-rm. brick; §90d location trans port
Old Rd. 67 2, natn; ood condi tion. $3250. oF Allison's, RI-3663,
Clits root the new at Hyp pad] 518.20 Ne DN. Jafferson—$3,500 5 Rms, a side. Jennings Bros., LI-3814. BRIGHTWOOD-§ soos, bath; Vencuan
blinds; Saee Tap won: 8
pr ay 3378 18 down: FHA,
& TREMONT, 6- sin MORRIS "Cm sine; orn Frit
Mr. Nelson, RI-3312.
Be THAT HOME
LEND YOU THE LARGEST oy OF THE PURCHASE PRICE
.} Bee our list of modern and semi-modern houses Jo sale on terms. OHN R. WELCH ‘&
Farms Suburban Sale 258 ;
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chicken brooder, other outbuilde Will exchange for city property, = = This is so unusual that you should act -
L1-3697,
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30 Rebecca 1d. BE-01%0,
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