Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1942 — Page 19

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Sinkwich Is

: Enoug h to Give Georgia Win, » “But Bruins Disbelieve Figures

By ROBERT MELLACE Times Special Writer PASADENA, Dec. 21.—-8tatistics indicate that Frankie | | Sinkwich alone is enough to assure. Georgia victory over the University of California at Los Angeies in the classic Pasadena Rose Bowl, Jan. 1. The Jaw, as the Youngstown wonder boy is known at Athens, ace

¢ounted for more yardage during the regular season than all

players combined.

In racking up & new rec d, Sinkwich gained 2187 yards - ing and passing. U. C. L. As en: tire offense totaled 2136. Fortunately for supporters of the southern branch of the University of California, however, Babe Horrell. and his Bruins do not believe in football figures. This is & very good U. C..L. A. as it demonstrated against QOlara, Stdnford, Washington i Southern California, - bub Georgia is ‘enjoying the adventure " that goes with a transcontinental . trip to the ‘Rose Bowl and is the choice of this writer dnd many football men. 2 i More Than Sinkwich Georgia has vastly more than Sinkwich. Charley Trippi, his - sophomore understudy, for example, hes helped the Bulldog cause to the extent of 1239 yards. Wally Butts, wishing to take advantage of Trippi's talent, worked him at tailback witn his illustrious: mate gt full. Such a combination might take the field in the Arroyo Seco. Georgia's 18 a very orthodox _ single wingback team which cal like blazes as it proved agains De ery and in the final period of the Alabama thriller. Lamar Davis leads the eountry ih yard® gained receiving passes, outruns the swiftest secondaries. End George Poschier is also a Superlative pass-snagger. Big Bob Waterfield is the Sinkwich'of the U. C. L. A, althoiigh he ‘seldom earries. He blocks, passes, punts, calls plays. He is a remarkable defensive player, but will have his hands full in the combination of versatility which shakes Georgia backs 106se.

Has Break-Away Back

U. C. 1. A. has a break-away back in Al Solari and a lines cracking fullback in Ken Snelling. Offensively, Waterfield operates at quarterback in the mysterious QT formation, which is nothing fore than a Single wing behind a _ balanced line with the quarterback under the centér 4s in the T and the wingback parallel with the fullback and left half. Waterfield either handles the ball as do all T quarterbacks, or moves out to leave room for direét passes from center to the deeper baéks. Coach Hortell’s variety of defenses from 5 to 8-man lines may donfuse the Bulldogs temporarily, but the odds are that Georgia will get what it wants most in addition to more than $90,000 in eash—unanimous selection as the oollege team of the country.

Indiana State

Honors Gridders

TERRE HAUTE, Dec. 21 (U. PJ). «Award of letters to 25 members of the 1943 Indiana State Teachers’ eollege football team, including four graduating seniors, was announced yesterday by Coach Art Strum. Graduate awards were made to Richard Martin of Sullivan, Gilbert Coleman 6f Mt. Carmel, Ill.; Robert Richeson of Bloomfield and Paul Selge of South Bend.

Harry Sutphin Is. Leading Caster

Harry 8Sutphin scored 99 for top honors in the men’s %=othce ac curacy test on the Indianapélis Castinig: elub’s tourney program at Tomlinson * hall yesterday. Mrs. . Gladys Smith led the women’s di= visioi with 95 and Charles Sutphin was junior high with 96. . Rex Bdwards topped the 3%-ounce pccuracy event with 97. Mrs, Myrtle Butphin paced the wortien with 96

and Charles Sutphin again led thel;

"Juniors with 96.

Q. In how many different sea= © sons did the late coach Knute

Rockne have an undefeated team!'S

at Notre Dame? A. In 1918, 1920, 1024, 1929 and

.0. L.A.

Colgate Forgot All About It

NEW YORK, Dee. 91 — Had not a Hamilton, N. Y. hotel clerk been sharp, Fordham’s basketball squad would have traveled to Colgate for nothing more than the ride. Jack Coffey of Fordham B Reid, the graduate tentatively set the back in January, but | i gate man did not ) wasn’t until Coffey tele for hotel reservations found that Reid had | canceled the game because of graduation exercises, or however, to advise the Rams.

Name Ship After Gehrig | WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 (U. P). —The first merchant ship to be named for & baseball “Player will soon be sailing the seas. Lou Gehrig, iron man of the New York Yankees, was the choice of New: Yotk state schoolchildren for {fe name of one of the Hew Liberty ships. His selection catrie not only because of his fame as a baseball player but also for his service fs a member of New York City’s patole boatd.

Colas On Top |

Royal Crown Cola | | basketball team defeated Allis6h Patrol Service, 36-22, at Pennsy gmy last night. Harry Hagans, with 12 poeirlts, paced the wifiners and Logan Kinnett led the losers with hihe. Colas pave won 12 and lést four this se They play Libby Lathe at B Jo. tonight at 9 0’éleck in a first round Class ‘A holiday tourney game. Players report at 8:15.

Coach All-Stars

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21. = Luke Johnsos and Huhk Andérson, codirectors of the Chicago Bears, are coaching the All-Star team which will play thé Washington Redskins for the benefit of the merchant marine service in the Pro. Bowl game in Philadelphia, Deg. 27,

RED MEN GOING TO WAR

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 (U. PJ.}

—American Indians have sent more than 11,000 men into military serve ice from their small population of 400,000, Commissioner of Indian Affairs John Oolliér reported today. Even greater numbers of Indians have left 200 reservations to enter war work.

Sleep Maker . Belts Japs

MADISON, Dec. 21.—One of the more colorful figures in the history of boxing at thé Unis versity of Wisconsin, Capt. Omar Orocker is now waiting in the wilds of New Giulinéa for a crack at the Japs, according to word received here. Captain Crocker was @onsidered by some to have been the finest of all college boxers. He scored so many knockouts that they called him Omar the Sleep Maker. He woh $he national collegiate championship at 140 pounds, was graduated from Wisconsin in 1940.

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NEWS WOMEN HONOR ROSALIND RUSSELL

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 21 (U. P= Rosalind Russell today rated as the most co-operative actress in the

film capital in a ballot taken afriong members of the Hollywood Womeéh's Préss élub. Mis§ Russell will receive a “golden apple” in the form of a lapel pin at the club’s anfiual dinner next Wednesday. Runnefssup who also will receive awards were | Barbara Stanwyck and Gene Tierney. Ginger Rogers, votéd most co= operative in 1941, was desighated as the most uneo-opérative in 1942. unpopularity vote by Jean Arthuz and Marlene Dietrich. Cary Gant, “most unco-operative” last year, was given a “most co= operative” .rating and will receive a script marker ‘golden apple.” Bob Hope and Victér Mature were rated behifid Grant, among the miale stars while George Sanders, Hing Crosby and Franchot Tone weré voted most unco-Operative among the leading men.

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VERTICAL 1 Ship’s ‘company. 2 Row. 3 Paid notice. 4 Crimson. 5 Extent, 6 Smear. 7 Vehicle

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COST OF LIVING FOR CITY FAMILIES RISES

WASHINGTON, Dec.21 (U.P) .— The cost of living for city families was 0.7 per cent more on Nov. 15 than on Oct. 15, Secretary of Labor Perkins reported. Miss Perkins ascribed most of the rise to stepped-up food e€osts and the new excise taxes which went into effeét Nov. 1. They hit railroad fares and such American favorites as cigarettes, cigars and telephone calls,

Deaths—F unerals 1

Indianaplois Times, Monday, Dec. 21, 1942

ed away Sunds p. m. ed t call at Br ie tuts)

KILL—Nors. Edith 69, 25 3» x wal. BY DEAE V. and nite, tier of vis. atid Hy away. Friends mi nay Funeral gr 3

Mrs, Mattie Downs, Vernon, Dashed call at the Dorsey 2 Wednesday home. BlHal ‘Washingion Paz

E. New at Pu.

J, father of Mrs. Autis

HQMBUBG_sonn , Nereus Jackson, Irene

48 Amusement. i Ramp and Charles dence, 406

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gon Letudjusban 0! aw Sat Pitti: "3 bust ene SW inins 4d p. m. Friends invited. Interment | B ashington park.

MAJ Paul C., 40 years, band of Elsa Ma Majors, brother of W. C. Way Sunday. Funeral y 3 PIN 1 Pp: m. at the resi , 1128 Sou eastern ave. Friends invited. Bu al Crown Hill. G. H. Er service,

MeCOOL—Fra. nees Jane, wife of Fred Jr. mother of Judith Opal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shelby, sister of George, passed away Sunday 8 a. m. Friends ma;

beloved hus-| SPRIN¢ of Thomas S,

Pp. , fro Dn Friends invited. Tolin service,

MITCHELL—~Filka, passed “SR Sunday morning at her Feaidence, 3 Suckle] aunt Te Feiblem Gers trude Fofblamatt and Mrs, Rnark Gates. Services will be conlucted 10 a. m. Tuesday at Aaron-Ruben Mufieral homie. Interment at Indianapolis Hebrew Cone gregation cemetery.

MULLANY-Sophia K., wifé of John J.

mother of ‘John Jr., died Friends may call at the Kirby Mortii« aty, Meridian at 10th, after 7 p. today. Puneral Wednesday 3 30 at the ‘mortuary, 9 a. m., St, Phili Nest churéh. Pusial oly Oross oem ie

Sundays

George, hush of Hastie ‘May, te thet, ina fry as Mrs. EligaMrs. Vera a gas ne rit Dorcas, aia and Ra or,’ Mis. Geo es nl ft, ca. a

a a ds invited.

PITCHER—Simon age 176, 22 Butler, passed away at shalt, 0 0. Friends ma, call at tH he ark st.” ite Funeral Home, : S

yy. I. Sih. 1 ay at Funeral Home. Burial 'Q Sreeniawn come. tend, Frank] if, [Franklin ‘papers please eopy.] PY John J., 1212 Central ave, brother Mis, Frances G. fiy, passed away Sunday evening. Private service at

Flannef & Buchanan Mmortufiry, Sues. day 4 p. m. Cremation followin

WAGNER—Adam R., age 59, of 1410 Ner--dyke, husband of tiaras at ow brother 6f Chéarle: Ind., passed ay Rg Nemes Wednesday 9 a. m. at acy funeral e, 1 W. Morris st; nd 3 p. at Ohurgh of ORrist, Atitcnell, "Ind. Burial Mitchell. YOUNG—Harry, entered 2 rest Sunday, age 49 years, son of Mrs. Tude Chai

bers, Srovhet of Yrs. | Mrs. Pearl Walker, Mrs,

Mrs. Vernon kid, Alfred, Jason Services

day 1 p~m,. al se of sister, Ww. Y Wilkins st. Burial W on Park

hingt cemetery. Friefids aré welcome,

10 a. m. Tuesday, ices race, girs 9 a. —-— at the vary 3 Tabs Fle :

iil Pr ih, dhe y IR-1100

G. H. | 1005 8. EAST ST.

"HISEY & TITUS MORTUAR

Hiinots ROBERT Ww. STIRLING

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funeral | J. LC 5. 0 Wises "CRAFEL mo

BLACE PURSE, 3s and valuables, near! Slow Market. money. No jueks |

1284 Prospect St. Lost and Found

CH-4941-M. INEZ THOMP:

Oriental B.

1318 Marlowe.

Mdentincation Biitold is

a WA- Wa Sood e ost Be Bat frome Bt ward. hi nil 5633 “Pi So BR Ther “Evenings 1, &ntique gold setting, Sun"dart Mt Dae. 5 sors

rat theater or on New sidewalk, north. Reward. TA-7167.

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fou case. Black te Expansio band. ward for any information, Ca1.8585.

BLACK. Scottie. Name “Rumpus,” strayed Sunday. Reward. BR-1214 CIGARETTE lighter and case, lost. 4 silvar, initialed R. W. Reward. BL-3257. 36 in bil Setween downtown-43d a." a. BR-8624.

Schools & Instructions 7A °

WANTED 45 BOYS, AGE 17

right nere in Indianapolis. én a4 base salary. of #1, 500 plus 15% for overtime.

an. Uni one Aircraft Jchaeks tac, 118 8. Delaware Phone FR-4126

Intetnatinal Beauty School 2 aa.te hip we, djmsuq f Help eg 8

BEAUTY “operator; sala; glarantee plus commission. 437 Mass. a »

C. Washington.

COLORED girl, i lo 3 from 12 p. to 11 Pp. light Susewort: care wil a Bilston. 1-9934.

ee iG for Fountains

Young colored girls, 18 yeafs or over, of good education and refinement, can obtain employment serving at our soda fountains. itablé. Frequent salary increases to those

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FOUNTAIN GIRLS

Opening for one older expeérienced girl, 2 inexperienced girls. Apply Keene Drig Store, Delaware and Ohio Sts.

need oe eng} +

CADLE—_E. How ol ae of ol col. lier Cadle, father of Buto as ig R napoli; Wo

€Cadle, Mem his,

Ma jor, Mag Good, Columbus. er Sussfi and TOBE Qin crit LA of K. E. Cadle, Clayton, Tnd.. Mr King, Orleans, Ind., and hoi Eo Gicon. Salem, Ind. pe way Sunday in his home. Service at “the Cadie Tabernacle Wednesday, 10 burial and ‘services at Kays chap a Frodesick shure, Ind, Friends may cal at the Flanhieér & Buchanan mortuary, Monday orn Tuesday, and at the Tabernacle from 8:30 to 10 Wednesday. DWIGANS—John

jusge yenrs, brother of ‘Samuel, lia 5%

Wesley Dwigans, arty taylor, 24) Stantberg and Lillie Wells, aay Soe urday. Funefal Tiesday, 1 from Shirle Brothers Central Chapel i, Hiinois at 10th si. Burial Wgstheld (Ind.) cemetery. S¥riends may call® after 4 op m. Monday.

Oldést Loan Brokers in the State

ESTA

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131 W. Washington St. Directly Opposite Indiana Theater

LOANS ===

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146 E. WASHINGTON ST.

on a on Everything! l

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e wish to exPiuss anks to A ative, trionds po theif kindness, eyrpatny an boii: 1 floral offerings at the death loved mother, Siddie F. Davis. Specially w Mart rk Bros.

home. i _AND_SOb. WE WisH to adil ¢ thanks to our many friends, oe atives and ne; hors | or their An and sympathy and be ceived a sofl &nd brother. Lattnie NV We especially wish tha Ast jag er the oh Ei uner: ec for a shonshits service; FAEER, MOTHER AN BROTHERS. Sg

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25 W.: FALL OREEK BLVD.

BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S _

1601 E. New York

the Re Kare Davis, singer, and the |

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Walter T. Blasengym/>=

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GIRL with hig h school ed tion; able; t0 types. HOMER J. WILLIAM po on LX. Senate.

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'- H ielp\ Wanted—Male To take short period aifcraft training

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Positions are steady and profs - who qualify. Apply Hook Drug go, Calis]

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Jeniern ave. voy Mr. JOMAN, 85 or 00, take full charge : d home ferences. 8 Werle Apt HITE. WOMAN, 40-45, to’ work in gg 708 E. Michigan. i

YOUNG LADY WANTED j

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“CE ROUTE DRIVER: ICE ROUTE DRIVERS

ICE, ROUTE DR DRIVERS

North Ave 2000 No westorn tare 2 See Mr. Miller

Kitohen To fo Hoe wo MAN, 18-50, FOR Diy Sleduing. 10 route. tal DARKO & ‘SONS, 2050 Shelb

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"ic Manager, 003 Gusranty Bids.

MECHANIC—Night job. es T for man who can manage shop. Truck Sales, Inc., 31 W. 13th.

Service Station Mec. 18 | to 60 oat

YOUNG -WOMEN

18-25 YEARS OF AGE Wanted for

TELEPHONE

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Apply Miss Jofterson

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE 00.

. 240 N: Meridian $t.

ALL AROUND PASTRY MIAN—6 DAYS A WEEK GOOD PAY

: Referenges required. 1915 Southeastern Ave.

ATTENTION BOYS EARN EXTRA MONEY| -

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Jour, ne tion Dog geod TE TAY a—— 10Y for office and me er work. Full tine. Aj 900 Sen Pie

| Coal Drivers Wanted 1 Good pay. Steady job.

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86 S. Forest COAL TRUCK DRIVERS

Time and Half for Overtime MYERS roe 0. 801 a Ohio ~~ COAL TRUCK DRIVER =: 1 SRST AE ATA HORE

Mues etal Coal Co.

[3s Yard IR-1101, North Yard WA-3481 COAL DRIVERS

POLAR ICE & FUBL CO. 00 Northwestern Ave. See Mr. Miller.

COAL DRIVERS

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EA W. Was TH :

e (GIRL. to Wk. 2310 N. N

clean House halt days; er | house vs; 85 per

“MAN~Storage garage ue be good car washer.

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Girls for “Counter Work EASTMAN-SUN ERS. 3808 E. W GTON. mmediately,

HOUSEKEEPER Wh to 45; $10. 11-4913, Fa Tan,

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days. Creamery, 125

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after 6

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some typing experience, a ~ theet | The Pickett, 18 8 IV. Mer

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FOR DRY CLEANING PLANT. AATPLY MADISON io Dela- |

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‘COLOR ED MAN

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Experienced, wash

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WASH MAN

~ EXPERIENCED MAN TO WASH WHITE WORK. TOP SALARY. APPLY AT ONCE: || 5301 WINTHROP.

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REGISTERED male nurse wants s 8 “per day. Box 540, care Tim rr

Personal Services Ltn, ALARM BLOCK

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(WELDING) portable equipment; brazing, blac Snithng Ate Welding OCefpany.

saa (WINDOW SHADES) Io KEITH SHADE CO.

1350 N. ILLINOIS. , RI-1581

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1 ISHWASHER and porter. Ne Seip ENGLISH HOTEL COFFEE

Dry Cleaning Fann Man with genera) expérience to assist neziftendens dry cleaning plant. Mr. Eby, MA-2107.

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FREIHOFFER BAKERS

SELLING. ESSEN FOODS We . have route salesmen who are ving jo the any immediately and :d 4 men to fill those vacancies. These tel operate in ana around the eity of | 5s = lianapolis and are now earning from $57.50 per week. No experience essary. We train you at ouf expense. ad like t0 have -applicants with 3A

\boly between 8 4, m, and 6 p. m,; OW vorking, call for appointment; 318 Vermont. R1-6465, ask for Mr. Simpson.

for fur

i wre faéto ERMET PRODUCTS CO 2 0 N. Caroline Ave, Tdisnapoits, ar

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PAY and in erapring of condition. Call LI-1555, and MR. MACK.

MACHINERY bou, hg 20d $0! MACHINERY CO, __BE-2775. AY oo 9, Win GERA ATORS, radios Forti Apnea for 1088.

‘42 BUPERIOR house trailer, 3 rooms, 5 ft. long. Will trade or sell for Routh 5898 Brookville rd :

2%-H, P. SOTHOARD motor. Will tia for 9-sise pool table or sell for oa MA<0719.

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318 Ef Wash, 334 nd, Ave, SWAP CASH FOR. USED WASHER or CH-2202.

and 2168

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For Rent ... For Sale

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... Wanted... Loans

WHILE THE REST OF

THE TOWN SLEEPS HAAG’S ALL - NIGHT | DRUG STORE

22d and Meridian IS OPEN

Clothi “redi

lothing on Credit

_SEYMOUR'S

141 W. Washington St.

WE Buy Diamonds

HIGHEST Ass PRICES

STANLEY dowslry Oo]

TIRE LIFE EXTENSION GOODYEAR

Service : Store

of MoTH HOLE pun?

LEON TAILORING C0. 238 Mass. Ave, 12, the Middle ot

First Block

Rooms. Without out Board

CENTRAL, 6l4=Lovely warm single; mina homme, cons water; reasonable.

2-room bachelor apartment. tilabie 3%; defense workers welcome, Po PL., 1617=Comfortable room, double or, single; g ‘good transportation; reasona 8.

AL , Well furson.

NEW 3202 N.— eles ome with mother. Adult

SAXOPHONE 08 Instruction “Jf 5. Lesson

INDIANA MUSIO CO. 115 E. Ohio St. —~ FR-1184

You Save Because We Save Men's Suits & Overcoats

16° 8” 21" 24"

CASE CLOTHES 215 N, Senate Av. Open 9 to 9

MONDAYS AND

UNTIL 8 PM.

Sar ai N=Nitely inn

TE, 1509 B.; attractive warm Tobms, op-

JERSEY, 1642 N—Attractive, next NE, private b ome, 1-2 employed;

sonable. TA-843 P. 1559—8leepin steam heat, ARK, ping vr \ 4923; ou CR

constant hot water, RD.; steam b Yas, Srivare ant rivileges. ense plants. Beek, k rooms, ersprings, Stok hea _ Sransportation. 'A~3875, os os feed

oll furpriass |

Housekeeping Rooms

15. nished rooms; private yy entrarice, , garage. Mo after

DELAWARE, 517 N water, steam. OYT AVE, 1427—Small, | room, near 2 Montane 2-Room a ined, fo THE. Private éntrance. Lo Si rooms, stoRer heat: adults. FR-05671. ST. CLAIR, 321 E.—3-room omen ! apartment, running er

bas water; also 1 room down, Adults aly, Inquire 419 E. Walnut,

| Apartments—Unfurn.

| AMRTMENT RENTAL BUREAY

Choice apts. gladly - shown wa-ssss. |

TREMONT-—-218 N., large warm room near defense plants and t field. BE-0567.

H. H, WOODSMALL AGENGY

ARTMENT RENTAL SERVICE 108 E. WAH,

11TH, 1812 E—Comfortable warm room, private homie, . transportation, genleman; $4. M. Ca posite Stale aR Grounds. Bde Ca es een 4 her a ui, Wacsdo1

igber ‘18 men Wis w.

Fashingion: | 1g We Ll

Feat ov Dus,

0. mae. well furnished, Tor of Juuimen;

Ing; 2632 N. New

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Large 4 LT TE

INDIANA FUR CO.

112 LE WASHINGTON St

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| Rooms With Board

HOME for aged and semicinvaiids,_ meas, Boctors reterence. 1 TA-4803.

WILL CARE for invalid in own mn. GA-

=539 GENERAL APARTMENTS I:

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