Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1943 — Page 17
CHICAGO, Golden gloves for ring greats like Joe Louis, Barney Ross, Tony Zale and “Sugar” { Robinson, reaches its ‘annual climax tonight when the iter city matches are held. ‘Young and ambitius: fighters from every section of the nation excepting the far west, battled. their way through .a long series of elimi- | yation meets to gain places on ‘the teams that carry the official designations of New York and Chicago. Approximately 20,000 fight fans are expected to jam the Chicago stadium to watch the 16th renewsl of this amateur mitt classic. The series was inaugurated in 1928 and Chicago holds a wide edge in it with eight victories, four defeats and three ties. ‘The Windy City rep--resentatives haven't dropped a match in which they were the host team since 1929 and are favored to protect that record tonight.
FIGHT RESULTS By UNITED PRESS
* NEW YORK—Chester Rico, 135%, New |S York. Satpamted Gene Johnson, 140, New or. .
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March, 31
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CITY, N. J.—Freddie Wilson; w York, outpointed Ray Rovelli, West New York, N. J, a Billy , Washington, drew with Gi 1244, New "Yor! York (8).
PHILADELPHIA—Sergt. Jackie Wilson, 145%, Los Angeles; . knocked: out Joey Spangler, 153, Richmond, Va. (2).
PITTSBURGH ~ Jake .Lamotta, 161%, ew York, outp inted Ossie Harris, i Pittsburgh’ (1 Lée Murray, 199, York, opined Buddy Walker, 195, Ne Jumbus,
J 156, 15614, Reed.
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Gets Conimission "SOUTH, BEND, Ind, March 31 «U. P.).—Ray Thomas, of South JBend, minor league’ catcher, re-
ceived his commission as lieutenant (jg) in the navy yesterday and was ordered to report for duty April 8 N “iia college, Hanover,
Boost War Effort
CHICAGO (U. P.).—President Ed Dudley of the Professional Golfers’ Association of America believes thad, from 80 to 85 per cent of all golf
club members in the United States are in the service, war production, Red Cross or other similar war relief societies.
Reduce Schedules
IOWA CITY, Pa. (U. P.).—Wartime curtailments have reduced the University of Iowa’s outdoor spring athletic schedule to 10 baseball games and one track meet. No golf or tennis matches have been arranged, but several nonconference eball games may be added.
Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis Times, Wednes., Mar. 31, 1943
BLICKENSTAFF—Lrvin, father of Merle of Indianapolis, Ray of Crawfordsville, and Mrs. Doris Harris of Madison, . Passed away Wednesday, March 31, at 4 76 years. Funeral from hy Tl BO Friday, 2:30 p. m. Burial Sutherland Park cemetery. Friends + may call’ after 4 p. m. Thursday. CLARK—Frances, age 13, R. R. 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Homer Clark, sis ter of Marie, Carl, Grider, Earl and Robert Clark, granddau hter of Mrs. Thomas Sweeney, all o and Mrs. Mary Carver of Bowling Green, Ky., passed away ' Tuesday. Funeral Friday, 2 p. m., at the riey funeral home, 1604 'W. Morris st. Burial Floral Park. - Friends may call at funeral home after noon Thursday. DENNY—Elly. age 46, beloved husband ora Denny, ather of Ruth Harlan, Sedge Terrell, Kennath Paul and Donald Denny, brother of Maud Purcell, Martha Meece, Eya West, John and Ed Denny: passed awa Tuesday evening. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. m., at the residence, Epler ave., one-half mile west of Harding. Burial Round Hill. Frien may call at the residence after 10 & m. Thufsday. Shirley Service. - DIXON—Alice E., wife of Frank H. Dixon, sister of Emma W. Smith, J. Thomas Bell and Charles E. Bell, passed away Tuesday evening. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. m., from Shirley Bros. Central chapel, Iilinois’ a 10th sts. Burial Moravian cemetery, Hope, Ind. Friends may call at the iaper. any time Thursday. DUNCAN—Nell Frances, age 65, widow of Guy Duncan, sister of Mrs. Samuel Jones, Allison, Connersville; ; Frank Péling, Cael Poling, Los Angeles, passed away Tuesday p. m. Funeral at the Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1902 N. Merid 0 p.-
FOWLER—Mrs. Eva G., mother of Mrs. Grace F. Adams, Gerald R. Fowler, n
sister of Omer and Ben Schaeffer, Elizabeth ‘White and Evelyn
Suesday afternoon.
Birdy. Harriett Schupp, Myrtle er, away Funeral Friday, 3 from Shirley Bros. Irving Hill § Band, 5377 BE. Washington st.. Friends may call at Irving any time after Sp. m. Tednasgay. HOSS~George 4600 8. Meridian st, husband Tge Magy F., father of George. -N. and William M. Hoss, grandfather of Ji Marie Hoss, nephew le, passed away Tuesday evening. Service Flapner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 2:30 By m - Friends invited, Burial Crown
“BAL , url. Hin ae Ozias; age 77, beloved
father of Carl and Cyril Leit: Zmad, Sern and Opal Thompson and Sadie
entered into rest Tuesyears, husband of ana ices Thursday, 1 p. m., es 0. Roosevelt-ave; Burial’ x
ville, ends may chapel any time after noon Thursday. MAHAN—Zona A. age 30 years, beloved wife of John A. an and daughter of Mrs. Edna Schroder and sister of Cecil Schroder, taway, Monday evening. Funeral Thursday,
tery. aby time.
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Deaths—Funerals
MHORST—Lena, age 65, wife of Frank Lh ly 8r., mother of Frank Somhorst Jr., aunt of Miss Lola Smith and Mrs. Mary Marshall, sister of Joe H. Wilson, Jackson, M passed away at on N.| Gladstone, Tiediay morning. ends may £all at the Dorsey ‘Funeral "Home, 3925 E. Noy Dore, Funera Pu Thursday at funeral home. Buridl Memoral Park. [Cincinnati papers please copy.
SOSBEY—James Emry, age 77 years, be-| loved brother of Mrs. Anna Lichtenauer,' Mrs. Mary Haase and Yalan P. Sosbey, | passed away Tuesday m, at residence of Mrs. Lichtenater, 430 E. 49th st. Fu-| neral Thursday, April 1, at 11 a. m. at the Leap Funeral Home, 1739 Ww. " Washington st. Friends invited. Burial Morgantown, Ind. Friends may call at funeral home after 1 p. m. Wednesday.
YORK—Cynthia, age yo years. Mother of Mrs. Ollie Crist, Mrs. Lula Chapman of lis, Mrs. Jean Barnes, River- .; Sherley York, Chicago, and Homer York, Marion, Ind., passed away Tuesday morning at residence, 309 ry Addison st. Service Thursday, 2 p Conkle Funeral Home. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at funeral home,
Funeral Directors 5 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME |
1934 w. Michigan St. BE-1984
PAUL E. DORSEY
3925 E. NEW YORK Market 1234 -
FARLEY-FUNERALS, 2uockes soot ~ FLANNER & BUCHANAN
25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-387%
BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect St.
GRINSTEINER’S
1601 E. New York
G. H. HERR RMANN
1505 S. EAST ST. MA-8488
HISEY & TITUS
951 N. Delaware St.
MOORE & KIRK
CH-1806
SHIRLEY BROS. Co.
954 N. Illinois
ROBERT W. STIRLING
1422 Prospect MA-4944
J. C. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES” 1234 Prospect St. MA-9433
Lost and Found 7
Boston Terrier, whitt =~ chest, ‘Vickie’; family pet, strayed from 54th and Central, Tuesday evening. ‘Reward. Call BR-2236.
LOST—BIillfold containing about $73, Keen pocket inside, layaway receipts, between 38th st. Bank, asson’s. HU-1933. BUCA Tell on Central trolley, Monrnoon.: Reward. Valuable to oi hil TA-2026. LOST—Downtown Mon, evening, Hamilton wrist watch with Reward.. HU-1768. LOST—Black and white cat, white feet and grakers; name Boots,' Reward. CH-4
IR-1178
IR-1159
amonds.
LOST—Male beagle, ‘10 months, name “Nicky,” black and white, vicinity Washington and Sherman. IR-4710. Reward.
MECHANIC'S tools lost near Maywood.
LI Times, Wednes., Mar, 81, 1043 | |
GIRL "FOUNTAIN
Colored HOTEL MAID Phone . . .LI-1361
HOUSEKEEPER—LIight BOuSewOrE 2 chil-
lady’s HO INEXPERISNCED women for
INSPECTRESS Phone .
LADY FOR. LUNCH COUNTER,
DNSTITUTE ‘For Details.
i St = BE-5005
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT—INDIANAPOLIS
Help Wanted—Female 8
GIRLS IT to 26
Large east side manufacturing ‘company, 20 minutes from Illinois and Washington st. Would like to interview typist. White, single and under 25. General ‘work. Good starting pay and pleasant ‘working conditions, plus chance for advancement. Permanent position, . Call . CH-0673 for ap-
‘pointment.
GIRL for lunch Soup short hours, no evenings or Sundays, $15 and meals. 433 N. Capitol.
GIRL
TO LEARN CASUALTY ' INSURANCE UNDERWRITING, EXPERIENCE DE--SIRED BUT NOT NECESSARY. APPLY MR. PARKINSON, 1108 CIRCLE TOWER BLDG, :
WORK—After school. IR-0938
GIRLS TO LEARN
Marking Room and Finishing Room Depts, No Experience Necessary
J. D. Eastman Sunshine
Cleaners, 3808 E. Washington
> Fer Work ¢ asa
TELEPHONE
aT
YOUNG WOMEN Age 17 and Over
Are Needed to Handle VITAL WAR CALLS
APPLY TO
Miss Jefferson, 240 N. Meridian ” Miss Saltsman, 18 N. Belmont Ave. Miss Wilson, 1121 N. Rural
error Bell. Telephone eh
et 1 = — =o Se evr. werd
10 LEDGER CLERKS 10 TYPISTS
- We are an old nationally
better positions also. All
.
~ PERMANENT PosiTONS FOR
6 GENERAL OFFICE AND. TABULATORS 10 STOCK CLERKS TO FILL ORDERS
recently moved to Indianapolis. We have over 800 employes and have openings now for 36 young women, married or unmarried. Good wages even for beginners. Pay is based upon a 5-day 40-hour week with time and a half for overtime. Several
Apply Employment Office, Main Floor
LANE BRYANT, INC. 752 E. Market St.
mma aa
1 Warehouse Workers
STARTING 63
Personal instruction while you learn your
PER HOUR RATE associates
job—friendly vacation with pay—free insurance
“Ses Mr. Shappell
. A&P TEA CO.
55 S. STATE
9-4 Daily Except Saturday
JANITOR, . gowntows apartment; must be handy; man and wige; call after 7 p.m —
HASHMAN REGAL STORE . 5068 E. 10th St. IR-9943
known mail order house,
positions permanent.
TYPIST No experience necessar Bs. nent; will | secant epion er undef. 1 5-day week. y letter. Automomile ssiincs Abst; oth er Underwriters’ Waitress and Fountain Girl
‘25 to 35; no Sundays; good pay for exp. Coon'’s Drugstore, 449 N. Illinois.
WAITRESSES FOR RILEY ROOM
Full Time Employment Apply before 11 A. M. or
After 2 P. M. Employment Office 1th Floor
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
HiGH ig GRADUATES
Typists and Stenographers $100 Monthly
Merit Tests Given Daily at
1 Yrs.; nights, 3-12; $18 week. 3729 W. 16th.
WHITE WOMAN : To. clean office from 5 to 11 p. No Sunday work. See ROY THOMPSON, 309 Circle Tower.
WAITRESS °
‘
WOMAN to manage restaurant. Must understand food service and have ability hire and supervise employees. Also wanted an assistant. Times, Box 973.
1 P. M. Except Sat. By
State Personnel Division 141 S, Meridian
dren, 1 in school; no washing; $10 wk. FR-32086. invalid man,
1242 W. 33d. work in Bakery, Ugh, work but must be on feet. Several different jobs open. 1915 Southeastern ave.
USEKEEPER, also care stay, 3 adults, $15 week.
Hotel Experience . LI-1361 1126 E. 10TH. NO SUNDAYS.
Reward. 2946 S. Rybolt. LOST—1 pair of “glasses in case, South Meridian or downtown. LI-2575, ~~ = FOUND—Young male calf. NORMAN, _ RILEY, 1127 Hiawatha st. TOST—Eskimo Spits, white; answering 6 Zip. 404 N. Bancroit. IR-6548.
Schools & Instructions 7A
WOMEN—Opp. inspection field; 2 wks. trg; pay tuition mthly. ts. after complet. ing course.r Now in essential ind. & war activities do not apply. Class begins Mon. & Tues. Mmorican Ind. School, 229 N. Penn.
RI-392 FIRST SPRING me Begins April 5, both day and evening. sions continue, “without, Interruption, throughout. the summer months. ood time - GET YOUR PRANING UNDER WAY.
'ENTRAL BU: COLLEG tects and Builders bldg. LI-8337.
International Beauty School
LADY — Refined, white,
M AID Experienced; short hrs. Marker & Checker Central Ave’
18-35. Typist ra Capable of meeting the
25-45, efficient. y; 4 adults,
MAN for geliernl bakery work, must. be 2835 8
WOMEN “AGE 17-40
for light packaging work: Ideal working conditions; 40 hr., 5 day wk. with time and J for any overtime, Free insurance, sick benefits,
See Mr. Shappel
A.&P. Tea Co.
55 S. State
a
Copking, cleaning and laun $15. WA-3301.
LAUNDRY HELP
Shirt" Sorters and Press Operators
i Good Pay and Hours Essential Industry
STERLING. LAUNDRY
735 Lexington
, good pay. Hoosier Hotel, 440 Mass. Fashion Dry Cleaners, 1901
Needed in -essential war work for ladies, blic. Apply Mr. Pickett.
ESTERN UNION
oy to help 8 supply he demand 14
Bea Bilelans al ice and terms.
tn oy = i TIMES W Want. Ads for vesults. Phone RI-56561.
Help Wanted—Female 3 $25 PER WEEK FOR STRONG COOK O EXPERIENCED BAKERY . WOMAN. ‘STEADY. TALL WOMAN 1915 STERN.
has 3 open established territories for women working short hours. Commission. RI-5929.
BAKERY HELP WANTED
Five women between the ages of 18 and 35. for permanent employment in our modern food plant.
This work offers after the
OFFICE GIRL—Take dictation, type,
_ NIGHT WAITRESS &or
Good Pay 1357 S. Meridian
ure payroll and formula; 6 days a — starting pay, $20. Gleason Pie Bakery, 1915 Southeastern ave.
Shoe Saleslady
“Experienced and must be capable of meeting public and manage family shoe store after period of training. Local conoorn. Apply Mr. Pike
Merit Shoe Co.
332 W. Washington.
war security, Our plant . is rated as an osetia) ‘war plant. , Good starting pay. Good working conditions. Health, and accident insurance.
OMAR, Inc. 901 E. 16th :Streeet
Ask for Mr. Price or Mr. Giltner. If employed, call RI. 4444 for. Appoinument.
ai WAITRESS
,- BRONZE ROOM
Hotel ing
Beatty I Er To wi Must be So hse North side. Good Short Order Cook. Must
be neat in appearance, Voll. ‘rath, 118 E. Palmer.
‘Comptometer Spit "Permanent postion. . Established . fm,
Call EE
476 |
STENOGRAPHER
{ Enone WA-15017.
Simple bookkeeping, experienced preferred, but not necessary; 40-hour wk.
_STENOGRAPHER
“Opening in executive of‘ce, 40-hour week. Opportunity for advancement. Experienced pre-
CE ——— WOMEN—Full or part time on residentia
; |Help Wanted—Male
‘COLORED PORTERS Hotel Washington
APPLY STOREROOM
/
Cleaners. $30 guarantee.
COLORED Ci": o0r2.
DRIVERS, Experienced For COAL TRUCKS ‘Steady Work—Good Pay
Pittman-Rice Coal Co. MA-6565
Experienced Auto Painter 825 N. llinois St.
Experienced Dough
Rollers and Cracker Peelers.
'Gentury Biscuit Co.
630 W.- New York
EXTRACTOR MAN % ASSEMBLY MAN
White or Colored Essential Industry
Excelsior Laundry
enumeration. Must be active and write ag hand. No selling. Apply in per son. 332 Board of Trade bidg. |
Experienced or Inexperienced for steady work in essential industry
J FLAT WORK FEEDERS J FLAT WORK FOLDERS
% GARMENT PRESS OPERATORS
v% SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS
Excelsior Laundry 840 N. New Jersey
WOMEN WANTED
To operate trolleys and buses; good pay; steady work. Apply Room 213, Terminal bldg.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS,
Fashion Dry Cleaners
Wool Presser 1901 Central Ave. 9
Help Wanted—Male ATTENTION! BOYS
EARNEXTRA MONEY
After school by delivering a Times Route. g ail your name, age and address. , .. Routes available in your neighborhood. . Write Indianapolis Times, Circulation Dept.. TODAY. and Metal Man
Auto Mechanic 335, “Vr Tracy: MERIDIAN GARAGE—216 N. MERIDIAN
BARBER
Around the ee 45 2.55 Jrelerred, to operate as owne cataion and plenty Bue ness. GA-6
BODY AND "FENDER MAN
John Guedelhoefer Wagon Co. 202 Kentucky Ave.
Boy 18 Yrs. or Older
Help as maintenance mechanic. in bindery. 420 E. Ohio.
ferred but not necessary.
Apply Employment Office 1th Floor
THE WM. H. BLOCK 00. 5
TTT T CLERK
EE ent, Position 44-Hour Week
Inland Container
1700 W. Morris
ERE
work. m. m, ~ Bradie BarSadie’ and 25% c y i
§| SIGMAN COAL CO., 1205 Roache. WA-1539 RR
'HOUSEMAN
[GOAL DRIVERS
Steady Work—Good Pay.
| West Side Yard, 233 Lynn st. BE. 4573.
COAL TRUCK DRIVERS
COLORED MEN
Steady Work in Essential Industry
Excelsior Laundry
340 N. New: Jersey
| Polar Tes & Fuel Co. |
840 N. New Jersey EXTRACTOR MAN—To work in aun ry. No age limit. 708 E. Michigan
FIREMAN
Apply chief engineer, Hotel Antlers. GARAGE and service station attendant that can grease and drive all makes of cars. Permanent position. 26 W, 27th st.
GRILL AND COUNTER MEN
Experienced, $25 and meals to those who qualify. Apply 43 W. St. Clair,
Experienced man. No age Grocery limit. 1002 Bellefontaine. HANDY
MAN to drive truck and do variety jobs around bakery; active, older man, ambitious, satisfactory. 1915 Southeastern.
HELPERS
CLEANING PLANT
ASHJIAN BROS.
454 W. (6th PL. (Between 16th & 17th Streets)
Colored—235-65 - Phone LI-1361
Steady work—good pay.
POLAR ICE & FUEL CO.
West Side Yard, 223 Lynn St. BE. ‘4573
LABORERS] WE NEED YOU
600D WAGES STEADY WORK. "COLORED or WHITE
THE SMITH AGRICULTURAL - CHEMICAL CO.
1850 KENTUCKY
LABORERS—COLORED Steady Employment
Good Pay.
MR. McDERMONT
1911 PIERSON ST.
LABORERS Pay Up to $40 Weekly Apply TAM. E. RAUH & SON FERTILIZER
Rear Union Stock Yards
' WILSON HOTEL
i beds. 643 Ft. Wayne.
VERMONT, 1936 W.—One furnished room, suitable le or 2 employed: $5. BE-3234-W.
2024—Nice front housekeeping |- 243
[i EN A X D W OMEN Essential War Industry Machine Operators, Helper
Automatic Taping Balers Corrugator Die Cut Press Roll Shafters Saws Up and Down Slotter Dept. Foreman
Dairy Man RRR
U. S. CORRUGATED
FIBER BOX CO. 1409 Roosevelt Ave.
with trucks to haul coal Good pay. 1001 Southeastern.
TO UNLOAD COAL CARS. Southeastern Ave.
MEN, ANY AGE
Service station work. Splendid opportunity for advancement,
Wake-Up System 922 N. Delaware
1001
Me Colored car washers, drivers, good ; n pay, no Sunday work. Mill Motor Service, 1 1121, N. Meridian.
Here is your chance to earn , good money. Our Song, capable drivers are avera, per day hauling coal. Good A tr and y Morey orhing conditions. See us teday. for full or part time work, \
Muesing-Merrick Coal Co.
IR-1191 3830 Brookville Rd. MA-8585
White or Colored
For Both Day and Night Work, Steady Employment
DOUGHNUT CORP.
229 Kentucky Ave.
: 1214 Southeastern Ave.
MEN FOR PLANT WORK
BANQUET MILK & ICE CREAM COMPANY
MEN WANTED
To operate trolleys and buses; food pay; steady work.
Apply Room 213 TERMINAL BLDG. : INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
Full or part time. Life or Oasualty Insurance experience preferred. Phone
MA-3611 or call at 409 Circle Tower ‘bldg. The Hospitalization Benefit Assn.
NAILERS
Men between age of 40 to 50. Appl 932 8S. Meridian. PY
NIGHT ZN for delivery work. Hours, 4 p. © 1 a. m. Steady work. War esantisl fob. Good pay. 1915 South-
eastern ave. Es Huber Contracting.
Paper Hanger yi vcrimesters. ~ PORTER, COLORED
Guaranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridian.
PORTER & CAR WASHER Handy Man for Garage Good Salary—Good Working ~ Conditions—Permanent 501 Virginia Ave.
e RI-5551 for quick results at low cost.
Rooms Without Board 14
ALABAMA, 2114 N.—Sleeping, nice front, twin beds, hot water; adults; reasonable; - phone. ALABAMA, 1144 N.—Attractive room, private bath, Adults, Also single room. LI-7044 BRADLEY, -—Large attractive room, ! iat Tc VRS BD aL CENTRAL seping Tox room in private home; Epon 3268;
51 N. (off 3800 E. Washington) 2 employed;
COLLEGE, home; breakfast. 717 E. 33D. Cozy
College at 33 bed-liv. rm.; priv. shtrance and bath; garage; employed girl; phone
DEARBORN, N., 560—Lovely large fur-
lovely py
private TA-6980.
Po AaeT 1119—=Lovely front,” twin bedroom, private entrance, hot water, reasonable phone. GARFIELD DRIVE, 2215 E.; lovely front room, newly furnished, twin beds, references. GA-2590.
Rished be bedroorn, hot water, phone, close 5
Apartments—Unfurn. 18
GENERAL APARTMENTS
22 W. Vermont LI-2439
APARTMENT RENTAL BUCY
Choice apts.: gladly shown. . L1-5558 $7.50 WK.—N. 1100. Nice 3-rm. apartments $40—813 W. Dr. Woodruff, eff. apartment. White samy HI-1133 "(Eves., IR~7956) BEVILLE, 207 N.—PFirst floor 3-room apartment; Hil bath, entrance; employed
DEARBORN, 527 N.—$38.50; 3 rooms, front |
Sparimeny; share bath; utilities. CH-
EW YORK, 1248 . W.—4-Room unfurnished apartment, bath, heat,” water paid. Allison bus line. ROOMS, bath apartment: available on condition sale 4 furniture. N. Meridian. Apt. TA-3801 evenings, PARK, Ps 3-room apartment; all utilities; no pets; adults. WA-9581.
Furn. Houses.—Apts. 18A
ILLINOIS, 2005 N.—Nicely furnished single; cross ventilation; constant hot water; gentleman.
IRVINGTON = (5429 Hibben), nice room, private home, N. ¥Y. bus, E. Wash. carline. Phone. MICHIGAN, 3455 W.—Walking - distance, Allison’s front, innersprings, twin beds for 3. BE-4868. : NEW JERSEY, 2062 N.—Twin beds, Tub and shower; constant hot water; gentleman. NEW JERSEY, 1642 N.—Attractive, next bath, private home, 1-3 employed, reasonable. TA-6435. EW JERSEY, 2109 N.; large front, conSans hot water; 1-3 gentlemen; reasonable.
N
F035—Nicely furnished - sleeping rooms, rivate home, transportgtion; pubic TA-4780. PARK, 3117—Room for 1-2, private home; all Sollvenienies; best transportation, PENNSY YLVAN 2855 N.; large front; suitable 2; next bath; every convenience; reasonable; phone. TALBOT, 3017 N.—Weil furnished; reliable employed girls; pleasant surroundings; good transportation. 2h 158. WASHINGTON BLVD. —RoOOm, vate bath, shower, rari OE garage, gentleman, evenings. GIRLS, furnishings new. N. Meridian bus. BR-9379. DESIRABLE ROOM, 1-2 employed,. private DO block from 8, Meridian bus. LI-
LARGE beautifully Taspiioed room With piivate bath; prefer two employed. HU-
uitable 3 girls; $24}
single-double rooms, house and 4900.
ING r s month. MA-22 $0.
G ROOM, walking distance; 517] N. Delaware; front; near bath; steam heat.
Rooms With Board
ALABAMA, 1717 N.—Elderly lady, fortable room; meals and laundry.
comWA-
TACOMA, 1967 N.—Large Toom and board: home privileges; woman preferred; reasonable. GOOD home, for invalid, s
elderly. menNurse's home. 046 igan.
CH-2285.
NEAR Curtiss-Wright. Chevrolet; man share room; twin beds. 2021 W. Wilkins. MA-1284
Hotels
16
Lovely front room. Man and wife; twin
Comf. beds, gd. ht., paring. Seminole 55 os toi ban Are:
Housekeeping Rooms $3;
; LAFAYETTE Fo nished; utilities. Private emirance, Shilqren. BE-0464-M.
CHIGAN, 2437 E.—1 Toom, next bath, attics, Private entrance. Lady. 1138 — Room, kitchenette, near bath. $5.
SRoRDWAT Adults.
BROADWAY. Srey completely Juriished Frigidaire, hot water, insula 2 adults. rge, front
CARROLLTON, 32029—La WARY Frigidaire, constant hot wan, ENTRAL, 1521—Furnished 2 rooms rT
SiEnenstte, utilities, Private entrances. 27 8—2 partly
__ Washington
entrance; Car.
furnished rooms; utilities. Near E.
PARK, 1118—Afttractive 2-room apartment; Pri idaire; private bath, entrance. TA
ST. CLAIR, 321 E—Room and kitchenette, quiet, suitable 2 2 girls. Near Real Silk. 10 &—Front, 2-room furnished apartment; utilities; vate entrance.
room, Jlliios all Spiete CH-1057.
Woodruff, Drive—~Room, utilities; s26 month. Near
henge oa
Laundry Washer. White or Colored nt
130 a oF Whigs — Desirable
riment, first flown, W Parke
apa ing. Adults.
4 BLOCKS from Allison's, T0Om, DexChath, iii home. 4980 W, 12th. BE-1716-R. {|
1607—1-Room fur- |.
NEW i triely and one out
E. 22d st.
HALL-HOTTEL hy MA-8581. $100--On Denison (at 4700 W. Wash.) ; Eves. phone ’
$45—HALL PL., 4-rm, home. Util, Adults. $60—N. Beaut. mod. bedroom Apasiment. $90—N. Mer. Unusual 5-room apartm Others. White. HI-1133 (Eves. TR-7956; |. DREXEL GARDENS, 4 rooms, furnished. Utilities. - BE-3321 R-3. 1349 NOWLAND ' AVE.—Living Colored room, 2 bedrooms, dinette and Kitchenette, private bath, utilities, heat fusrished in exchange for maid work. -2189.
Wanted to Rent 23
SUPT., wife, want home or apartment, furnished or unfurnished. HI-1133. (Eves,.
We MANAGEMENT — RENTAL SERVICE, ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc. RI-2368
Moving & Storage 24 HODGES STORAGE o0.
Store Now—Pay Six Months Later Estimates Free. Inspection Invited 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019
Houses and Lots Sale 25
Beautiful South Irvington Family Home of “Distinction”
ULTRA-MODERN,. 3 BEDROO! {ONE A MASTER); ors
WNER IS SHOWING THI HOME | ONLY BY APPOINTMENT
LOCKS SOUTH OF RD. 29. Six-room modern home, garage; chicken house, garden; 150 bearing fruit trees: black . top road; owner leaving city; $9,500, Open daily.
Co a AMERICAN ESTATES CO., MA-1376 ONLY $1800—VACANT 1309 SPANN AVE. (:o5c™ Tie
near transportation; good neighborhood; gar., small bsemnt. Terms.
Phillips 3:45
2 MA-23177
ST. PHILIP. PARIS
Eastern ave. between. New York and|$5000 Michigan; modern bungalow: 5 rooms down; 2 up; built-ins; nice lot; 2-car ga-. rage; price right. Mr. Burgess, IR-6102. AMERICAN ESTATES. CO. ~-1376.
Only $1450
9 HARRISON—6 rooms, inside toilet, water, 5, ants, bath tub in,
ard, 3h fence $acss EDW. DILLEHAY MA-6411 USE REALTY CO., 128 N. Delaware | =
“RAISE VICTORY GARDEN
1319 S. Rural, near Minnesgia; colored vg .; 4-rm. house, 200; sll i F500. a. 4939. A. Hunt, 403 Lemcke 3810 BROOKVILLE ROAD ' alow, Inodern, five r see break100) on v. rm fot a tones Wickber CH H005 LL-HOTTEL CO., -8581. M small Souse. A : te. A place for ’ chickens,
garden 2 blocks west of Keystone at 56th st, | and Hillside. ;
MODERN—$3500
Five a side. Income 350 mo. near CH-7063-W.
100
5-ROOM
SHIPPING ROOM HELP
Three men between the ages of 18 and 50 wrapping and packing work in our modern food plant.
65¢c per hour to start, 48. hour week, and time and one-half for all over 40 hours. Opportunity to advance to higher paid jobs.
This work is permanent, offering after the war security. Our plant is rated as an essential war industry. Health, accident and group insurance available.
OMAR, Inc.
901 E. 16th St.
Ask for Mr. Price or Mr. Ed Hughes. If employed: call RI. 4444 for appoint ment,
- STEADY INSIDE JOBS
For 2 Dependable Laborers
ZERO ICE PLANT |
27th St. and Cornell Ave..
Tire Service Man Experienced, Good Pay. No Nites or Sundays.
Mr. Phillips LI-3486 “ire Man & Truck W Washe
1003 Madison Ave.
UPHOLSTERERS
Apply "932 S. Meridian.
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2 Dandy Country Home
Suburban home and 2 acre Sround; _ city water and gas. Just place ju small ‘family. needing bedroo! bath, kitchen cabinets, Bor he heat: er, inclosed utility room for laundry. Ranch type, connected to garage. Raise big garden and chickens. Ee 4 PRICE $3,250—TERMS
Houses and Lots Sale
Bus 2 squares. 3829 N. Kitley; 2 squares west of Wheeler's restaurant, north of 38th st.
Phillips uA OXTXRINE
ALLISON WORKER t 141 Ww. 30TH 2 bedrms., ultra moda
ern bungalow: hdwd, floors; nice bath; steam heat; bin-1ed stoker; even: air-conditioned: for: mer; newly weatherstripped; new nas brick siding; new roof; 36" exhaus§ ventilator fan with louvres in atti beautiful fenced yd#rd with steak-oven; new 2-car garage. Only $4,750. Cash 0 convenient terms,
BARTH yi25 134 ACRES In Putnam Co., 2 mi, Ws
of Cloverdale, 1 mi. E. 10-room house; barn, 30x60, double at chicken house, brooder house; 80 acres tfllable, 54 acres woods and pasture; good fence, fish pond stocked with fish, plenty water; can get immediate possession, Price, $50.00 per acre, :
MA-2377 : Ketrow 3:5. EEE: _CAR
646-48 Eugene St. buy.
| 4 Rooms side double, “strictly mode .ern. Rents for $60 month.. A real
Priced. right. 3 21 EDW. DILLEHAY MA-6411 J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO., 128 N. DEL:
COMPACT 2-bdrm., dinette b nice liv. rm., mod. kitchen, nice hot air coal- furnace, attached sar 1 Seal 24, 275 South Ar
less hand
alBiottel Co. Mn
405 TROWBRIDGE
7-room cottage type;. side porch, bs one room basement, one-car
Call Grayson, MA. 9396, GH, § b12e
515 Lemcke building.
$2,250 Near Teen 4 rooms, ig,
1929 N. Hamilton. JENNINGS BROS., 28 8. Illinois, ‘LI-3814
Real Estate Investment
MOVE IN—1110-12 N. Rural; 5-room. ern double; $4700, $1000 down. MA-~.
Farms Suburban Sale 25B
When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an ahstract of title. Have it exams ined by your attorney.
"Union Title Company Union Title Building 155 "E. Market St.
IN BRIDGEPOR' ex rem vi alow, ry Done in 2 RY : arage ~ to house. oh and oases porches.
1 ACRE—108X419
only y 33000. ) Mortgage $3400. Eves. BR-01
& GRAVES, 243 N. Del. Southeast, near oad 7 ACRE 5-Rm. strictly’ modern Jalow. Good rich soil for your: Victe ardent. Terms. : :
MA-3232 R. C. SMITH H CO.
To settle Ol rn Ziv 1a Real Estate for Trade
7-ROOM. modern Sell + small es
CLATR, 316-818 E—TFowler ity w rth $2500. LI-1501.
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Studebaker Realty » pl §5,000—3 N. Harris st. (at $700 ) Boek E: |
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Gl! VES, 248 N. Del.
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