Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1947 — Page 34
e Slaps Leahy's Hand Ramadier Cracks | For N eglecting Vanderbil Transport Strike
EGAD, millions of gentle readers! Though a modest man at heart, : Justice compels me to congratulate you on having & football forecaster, Of my caliber to fall back upon.
Composed by Coach Leahy of Notre Dame, to whom every one of the!in Paris today, opponents appears to be an uriconquerable ogre, breathing atomic fire| Two small groups voted to from 11 sets 2 stellt » IN HIS pres Stoo dope, the in- | defatigable mentor of the South] , Bend Powerhouse placed Michigan, | Iowan, Ohio State and Northwestern ahead of Illinois, in the order named. In the deep South ratings, the redoubtable coach did not deem Vanderbilt worthy of mention, a team that trounced Northwestern and Alabama on successive Sate! un. In the East, Mr. Leahy ated Navy second, ahead of Yale, ey Holy Cross, Boston College, Cornell and Osis. Haw! |
of Labor stood fast in the threeday walkout, A crimp was put in the subway | strike which hamstrung trafic in Paris. But a bus strike was on, {and taxi drivers called a Walkout {in protest against their skim | gasoline ration, | Merchant seamen walked off all
( | the labor strife to a new fleld. The labor tugmoil came only | | three days before French municipal |
NO OFFENSE, Frank, old man—| har-rumph! But next season before you write your forecast, please
(party, ” call me up. 11 be only too happy!
The Ou Boy Himself
eator like Major Amos B, Hoople! | California 20, Wash. State 14. |to work in the Paris subways today. Last week I slipped slightly pick- Washington 13, Oregon 6.
Ing 10 winners out of 30 games. 1 So. Calif. 21, Oregon State 14. shall do botter this week,
Hers {8 the lowdown for Oct. 18: 4 os n Wabash 12, Butler 6.
Indiana Central 19, Rose Poly 0. Cornell 19, Navy 6, Poly 9 Dilk and Suggs Mrs. “Abbie Price Penn 27, Columbia 8, Purdue 13, Boston U, 7 Dartmouth 20, Brown 13. Princeton 13, Colgate 6. Harvard 13, Holy Cross 7.
Wisconsin 20, Yale 14 { : ' . w t d Bil ; , Cley illness. 8he was 86, Indiana 20. Pitt 13. eight, an lly Buggs, clever
{Louisville 119-pounder, have heen| She was a lifelong resident of InRutgers 20, Fordham 0,
matched for opening bout action on dianapolis and a member of WoodMisa, State 13, Duquesne 7, [tomorrow night's Armory fistic *uff Place Baptist Church, Tulsa 14, Georgetown 1, (menu, Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of! Services will be conducted by the Illinois 21, Minnesota 6, ithe Hercules Athletic Club an- Rev. Leonard C. Trent, pastor -of Ohio State 20, lows 6, nounced today Woodruff Place Baptist Church, and Kansas 20, Oklahoma 0, | The addition of the Dilk-Suggs the Rev. W. T. Allen, retired, at Missouri 13, Kansas State 7. argument, which is billed for four 10:30 a. m. Saturday, in the FlanMichigan 33, Northwestern 13, rounds, completes a five-tilt card ner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial
Notre Dame 41, Nebraska 0, Tennessee 13, Alabama 1. Texas 20, Arkansas 13,
{featuring four heavyweight maulers will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. | The star bout will be for 10 chap-| Mrs. Price is survived by a son, ters and pits unbeaten Jack (Buddy) George B. Price, Indianapolis, and the cagy Columbus (0) One granddadghter, Phyllis E. Price, veteran, against Bob Sikes, surprise Indianapolis,
" knockout winner here recently over COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION ‘Willard Reed.
FOR EVERY PURPOSE Chief War Cloud, 210 - pound Rule Farm Deaths
Chippewa Indian, and Pat Mequlre JE NILTAU TORR on Irish-Canadian from Toront
will come to blows in the Prost ‘Murder, Suicide RI NII NEP femi-windup
Other bouts will pair local light |
Georgia Tech 20, Auburn 0. Walker, Georgia 33, Oklahoma A, & M. 6.
1 list? Just ask b 0 tract would be renewed for n t E ANT by ue ns ny ** Refuse to Bury Boss
to bury John F. Ernst, cemetery ing. Browns for $5413 | ST. LOUIS, Oct. 18 (UP) —Steve On strike. Mr. Emst's four sons - a en. Bundra, former right-handed pitch- dug his grave, er for the Bt, Louls Browns, de- The gravediggers insisted they
For Fender Scratches
. Use Paint that sult filed in U. 8. District Court. union recognition began, Matches Sundra charged that the club His- | charged him last year in violation Cemetery and are members of the
w trade from the Washington Sen- Ernst for 10 years.
Cross- -Country Meet
General Counsel Quits WASHINGTON, Oct, 16 (UP)-
5 " Canterbury and Indiana Central Only 35¢ cross-country teams will hold a dual meet tomorrow at 4 p. m, at dhe
GUARANTEE University Heights campus. AUTO SUPPLY STORES —— 9 Stores in Indianapolis
since It was created a year ago, has resigned because Congress ordered {a $4000-a-year cut in his salary. He stipulated that his resignation |
| pliance with a provision inserted in| Autos © Diamonds © Walehes |). ommission’s supply bill by the
Jewelry © Clothing © Radioa, ofa. | House appropriations sommitiee.
GET CASH IMMEDIATELY Half a Ship Must yi ‘Better Than None
RE
AL
in buying only half a ship.
{tanker Ft. Dearborn, which broke
miles from Hawail with a loss of ¥ ¥ » » » » » »* » x ® several crew members, has been of-
WORLD'S PROFESSIONAL > commission
Several bids were made, one of
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS "o> tone nsignor Is Elevated
X ¥ ¥ @
tor at St. Peter's Cathedral here! since 1030, today was consecrated
| OC. Schulte, archbishop of the In-
Claypool Hotel Drug Store 7 Sislenge Servipe
. food as a result of a discovery in| 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES 24 | the Animal Nutrition Laboratory! BUTLER FIELD HOUSE | at Cornell University here. Rhu-!
| Cornell has found,
| ALLIES TA TAKE 6 682 PLANTS
Opening Date — Tues., Nov. 4th OSHKOSH ALL STARS
h | RODENTS SPREAD DISEASES
are common in America, are spread by mice and rats /
| French ships in port, expanding
The average American work | The autonomous Union of Motor- | won't operate on “the idea
gelves that we have a prognosti- yey Christ'n 21, Tex. A. & M. 20. ng about 2300, agreed to go back else over t
six (could be parked, | prospect held out by a Los Angeles! inventor, Richard L. Sinclair, on whose automatic parking apparatus a U. 8. patent has just been issued here. ! The apparatus consists of a car-| jiltting elevator, which will carry a
{searchers,
Woman Gives
Life to Save Child
WYNNEWOOD, Pa. Oct, 16 (UP) cae, Mary M. fans 66,. started a flight stairs yesterday, PARIS, Oct. 18 (PP)—Premler Wa a Christopher
[Paul Ramadier cracked the solid I am driven to this conclusion after perusing some of the literature front of striking transport workers!
Gadsden in her arms, She fell, In the tumble, Mrs. Evans, a housekeeper for the Gadsdens; pro« go tected Christopher with her body. 'back to work while the Communiste fo [They rolled in a heap at the bosom
dominated General Confederation °f the stairs.
The baby suffered a bitten tongue.
Mrs, Evans died of a fractured | skull.
Let Europe Work, 2 Says NAM Head
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 16 wp) |
elections Sunday, ‘The balloting work-—and stay there—more than | * {was expected to provide the best they need anything we can give |test in months of the strength of them,” Earl Bunting, president of /B Communists and of Gen. Charles the National Association of Manu- | De Gaulle's new anti-Communist facturers said last night. i
to help. Vanderbilt 2, ‘Kentucky 20. {men, representing about 1300 work-' America: owes every Eealishaman Meanwhile, millions of gentle Tulane 19, Mississippi 6. ers, and the Christian Union of and every Frenchman and every! readers, 16t us all felicitate oUr- Rise 19, 80. Methodist 12. {Metropolitan Personnel, represent- Italian and just about everybody
Mr. Bunting called for sharp re-
By Belence Bervies
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16—Parking, or eight cars where but one| is the alluring
driven onto its channelled
"heavyweights Eddie Green and Byii| LIBERTY, Ind, Oct. 16 (UP)— leaks up to the level of an over-| Davis, and local welterweights Lou .©0roner Harold W. Sheets said to- head siall. When ‘it is opposite the |
Paucett and Les Tho : [day he probably would return a stall entrance, the tracks slide out,| rim O10 Inter Li | - So Ya rdiol of araer suicide In We Sarrying the Car ne fre al; then! 7 i ) = {deaths of an aged couple whose they slip rom. under { ES iia Photography ittle Rock Ends bodies were found in their farm Wheels, leaving the car parked. He ater OE ie Agreement With Braves home near here. In its simplest form, the parking! TIN, which we send free LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct, 16 The body of John Mitchell, 75, Machine serves only two ranks of | to a long mailing list (UP)-—The Southern Association Was found in a summer kitthen at stalls. However, it is possible to every month. We stick Little Rock Travelers have ended his home. A revolver lay near his increase the number by building by our motto, too: noth- thelr working agreement with the body. The body of his wife, Mrs [the elevator tracks on a turntable, ing'’s in the BULLETIN Boston Braves and will work under! Isabel Mitchell, 70, was discovered 80 that cars can be parked in radithat doesn't concern an informal agreement with the In an adjoining room. ally arranged stalls, more or less photography, It gives Detroit Tigers next season, Business| Mr. Sheets said the couple appar- like an old-time railroad round-| news of camera club do- Manager Ray Winder said today, ently had been dead for about 10 house. mgs and dope about There was no indication whether days. All operations are carried out by| a . eaipmen, ma- former New York Yankee Bill! Tay AS | Bvdraulic mechanisms, with elec- , anton 3 SUM Dickey's one-year managerial ‘con- Striking Gravediggers |e _wniris centered 4. a:aingle
Rights in the patent are assigned
PENNSYLVANIA PITTSBU RGH, Oct. 16 (UP)— to Park-O-Mat, Inc, of Los AnER PHOTO Steve Sundra Sues [Moir mwedueers reused yoseroay 0
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superintendent, because they were TQX@S$ Haunt Owner Of Haunted House
- LONDON, Oct. 168 (UP)—An ap-| manded $5413 damages from the Nad no grudge against their boss Peal for a cut in the taxes on al American League club today i» a He died just before the strike for country mansion on grounds that’it | was haunted failed today despite | The men work at St. Michaels the firm support of the tax assessor. Henry Richards, the assessor, at-| of the Selective Service Act. He AFL Greenhouse and Floral Work- tended two midnight seances at the came to the Browns in 1042 on a °'S. They had worked for Mr, house, He declared that on the evi- | |dence © of qualified .. psychic re-| ators. eee the house was haunted] co? ———— | Atomic Energy Board's by the ghosts of two lovers who \ died nearly 300 years ago. But the Luton area assessment ~ committee ruled that the house was| Herbert S. Marks, general counsel not haunted. of the Atomic Energy Commission |
I
Truman Attends ‘Opening Concert
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16 (UP)—| { take effect “not. later than Nov 30.” President Truman attended the | On that date his present $14,000 sal- {opening concert of the winter sea- l | Ary would be cut to $10,000 in com- son at Constitution Hall last night! land heard the National Symphony {Orchestra introduce a composition [written during the Pacific war by a young U. S. Naval officer. i The orchestra, under the direction of Hans Kindler, played “Pa|cific Nogturne,” composed by Lt. | HONOLULU (UP)--It seems there Phillip = Henry. Selections from | are quite a few persons interested Johannes Brahms and Jean Sibel- ! Hus also were included on the proRETIN LEER | The rusting stern half of the gram,
fered for sale by the U.S. Maritime of
INDIANAPOLIS KAUTSKYS *. eon
| coadjustor bishop of Sioux City, | flows, In a three-hour ceremony at!
the Cathedral. The Most Rev. Paul
' ? dianapolis _ archdiocese, delivered , 8up ow on Sale = Jou nd 14, School Furniture Rhubarb Gr Good for Teeth | "Bi, Reply ps rg
unds prom | nd a School Furniture 18
Call LI.7497 or RI. 8471 | ITHACA, N.Y, Oct. 16—Rhu|
barb may become a year-around | Snitor
Tonal of he tupuicieoy of of the utc and Tavies | hetato { funds ro. | be provid: or ie Jreng
be dismantled and removed from Board ol Ta x Commis loners. which Boa wi er hear with days & the of the Au itor "of i
ton County, or Suh
WORLD'S GREATEST [= airia * i
| Retains on? in two last March several hundred LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF ADDITIONAL AP ROPRIATIONS
Notice 15 hereby given to the taxpayers
Perry School Township of Marion
unty, neon that the Advisory Board
Avenus in sald Township at the hour of
on the 48th day of October,
IMT, to consider the following additional! appropriations which said officers conalder
necessary dha the LRraerdinary emer x oe at thi bof on A nd y o ohers «000 836,080 3 Ansfers ADDITIONA EPROP RIATION FOR
Pund Books, REE vy ate
i and advertisin ) 110.00
ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS POR | senotal SO
A FUND AND FP FUNDS.
From Mund Junior ¥ h School BR ok uni Pund 15--8chool “ B
nd Junior High School Bite Prom in, aN = Mis
| ptliseous $4 1,100.00 | |
Mund pple $00.00 ITION APPROPRIATION FOR IAL SCH
Pi y ng app. ro rations’ Ay i dition ta "Sphron: Ee barb protects teeth against erosion |.h?, existing budgels and. levies
| by acids, Prof. O. M. McCay ory i
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ Bankers to Face Monopoly Quiz
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16 (UP)-— government is ready to call Wall Street's major investment banking houses to task for alleged monopolization of top-flight secur-
The Justice Department's AntiTrust division is preparing to file civil suit against several financial
The action follows a three-year {Investigation of complaints that the big investment houses were grab|bing all the business involved in floating security issues for major
charged, this gave them control of {the money market, The civil suit expected to be filed ~“Buropeans need to get down to In the next few months would ask the federal courts to put an end to agreements under which the al-| |leged monopoly grew. i
ANNOUNCEMENTS “lL. DEATH NOTICES
Indianapolis Times, Thu., Oet. 16, ‘41
BELL-—Homer J, age 70, husband of the late Zulia Bell,
at |
Will Chastain, Sheridan; George
here a five-day week of Hine, passed away Wednesday morn. idleness plus security from the! But the General Confederation of cradle to the grave,” he said. Labor, representing some 25000 Mr, Bunting told the Philadel-|
UCLA 19, Stanford uN. { workers, voted to “maintain its po- phia Industrial
2 Pp. m., West Park
call at Conkle a Home, Conference that W. Michigan, until noon Priday, and American response will be governed {to a large extent by the degree ta (which the truth is told on the needs, and what our “friends in
need” are doing for themselves,
Rites Saturday [read ae In rst out Mrs. Abbie Bue Price, 1801 E. ductions of taxes on individual in-
| Michigan 8t., died yesterday in comes of $10,000 or more in order | Ricky Dilk, Indianapolis bantam | Methodist Hospital, after a short to provide the expansion of em-| ployment and production necessary | before we can “begin to provide” the help needed fos world recovery.
Parking Device Saves Vast Space =
CHAMPLIN- -Gearge, father-in-law of Walter Judith and Michael 8 ; brother of Andy and John
Champlin of Martinsville, X passed Away Wednesday a. m. Serve
Harvey's Bervice, Mootes-
Marin gsr *
at the home after &) p.m, Funeral services Aare.
Ave, and Lau Friends ify." Robert Burial Mt
Home, 1934 W. Michigan St.
funeral home after 3
beloved husband of , father of Monte R., Merl D Vera Cox, Mrs. Opal Geddes, away at his residence, Tuesday p. m.
Bros, Central Chapel.
“BE. Du ‘Waggoner "of Angola, Doris Gersack of Gary, Marjorie Johnson, Rome, It
Wednesday evening at x Conkle Funeral Home, 1934
neral home after 7 p. m Thursday,
husband of Rosemary, Judith and George, son of >1
y and grandson of Mrs, Witla Collins, EE, 3 Wednes-
Fit, of the Chimes”
mann Puneral Home,
Friends may call any time.
Y 0 na father of Anthony, Janatius,
and 15 “areat- RY ondenil ren;
oseph © | Holy Name ang Third Or E p. '
HOOKERAMITH Gears Vv. of 2185 Rura , husband of Frieda May Heckeramin, father of Barbara, uy
n Henry Hockersmith, brother RG Mrs.
w = . =
mother of Wilbur Kise, Ot, , Milburn, Paul Shaw, Al bert Kise and Mrs.
passed away Wednesday a. m. /, 1:30 p. m,, Conkle Funeral
may call at funeral ‘home, MoCONNEL L—Gearge ows Bay 0
y ° McCord Funeral Home in Oaklandon, Ceme ery. Friends may eal at the funeral home after
Bertha Christena, Mrs. Clara
Services at the J C. "Wilson .
OREN ra M., wife of Wit a.
Kyle Herder, Mrs. Chester Helm and George M. Oren, passed away Tues-
p. m., at the George W. Usher More
loved little son bi ad Afr
may’ oll aL the cha
w head, sister of Gene and Arthur Justice, aiso survived by ohild and 1 sresi-grandonid, Serve ice urday, 10 t
a 600.00! "2080 rs Michigaa 3 ands
of 1147 B. West; a. ® of de: ©
other of William Richter, uncle h- 1 38 Jioposeq oti a appropriations a shal Selvin | of funds ~ re BERLIN, Oct. 18 (UP) — The bot 2 sald School srownshi American and British military gov. pearin
ht to be heard to said proernments announced today that 683 hi. additional a propria. Any pie war and industrial plants would ditional edly be. re fons nally ihe "siaie
a said Meeting shall have tl .
Servieet Planner &
may call at mortuary.
minis Beauty Softens Sorrow
press Yous love wid, in the Mest 1) standable Way,
THE ALLIED FLORIST ASSN,
\ of Indianapolis Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere
M. Smith, brother of Mrs. Charles Miller, Indianapolis and Mis, George Schwab, Madison, Ind, died Thurs
Madison, Ind. Interment St. Pate riek's Cemetery, North Madison, Ind. Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 10th Bt. unt 10 p. m. Priday. (Cincinnati papers please copy |
TWITTY Emma 8. a Broadway, mother of John W. Twitty, Mrs, Edith M. MacLeod and Mrs. Andrew C. Meyer, all in Indianapolis, and Vietor C. Twitty, Stanford University, Chliforniag Sater of Mrs. 2 Saunders of La Porte, Ind, and Mrs. Hulda Elliott of North Veinon, Ind, passed away Wednesday A. m. Serv. jce Flanner & Buchanan Moriuscy Friday, 1:30 p. m. Priends invite Burial Crown Hill Cemetery, near Cicero, Ind. Priends may calli at mortuary
3 CARD “OF THANKS EFF—We wish to express heart
N elt thanks to friends, neighbors .
and relatives for their acts nf kindness, SApressy ons of sympathy and floral tributes extended at ihe death of our beloved father, Traiche 8, neff We especially appreciate and thank the pallbearers Lev, Niekloft and the Conkle Funeral H and attendants for their thotght ness” an and lovely service MR3 MES C. DONEFPF, GILBREATH — oa “wish to acknowiedge with grateful appreciation the hengiiviul expressions of sym bead acts of loving kindness and eantitul floral tributes extended to very one al the death of o hi daughter and sister, Bth M. Ollbreath. We especially wish to thank Rev. L. C. Treat for his consoling words and the Moore Mortue ary, Irvington Chapel, and attend ants for their lovely services : —— THE FAMILY.
HEWITT—-We wish to Acknowledge with grateful appreciation L] thoughtful expressions of under standing, kindness, cards and beaus
tiful floral tributes extended to us’
by everyone at the passing of our loved one, Gertryde L. Hewitt. Special thanks to the pallbearers, f= ford R. Nyesawander, and the Shir. ley Brothers Funeral Home and attendants for their most wonderful services THE FAMILY.
8 FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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LOST Large star garnet brooch on 33d, near k. Reward. TA-0006. LOST—Wire- ire-haired terrier, male, _ blind, name “Pete.” Rew. WA-4034.
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2L._ WANTED TO RENT
expecting baby, eme Deaf Couple ployed at West Baking Co, § years; want 5-room unfurn. house, ®all Mr. Diehm, FR-1331 any time.
WANTED 3 or room apt. "with small kitchen for wife and vei; excellent care assured. Prefer North; furnished or unfurnished. No chil dren. Call CH-6211-R. WANT RENT 3-bedroom house or double, north, Aduits; no pets. Best references; 17 years last loca tion. Mr. Cashon. edges Pontiac. FR-2 FR-2398. HU-1766 ilo My reading date set for Nov. 18 wh Jfnd a place to live, woul i 2-3 room unfurnished; prefer orth. CA-3960 after 5:30 P
Ti with daughter in high school desires effec. or 3.room furnished or unfurnished apt. Civil
“Service emp. good ref. RI-4613
I Draper VELEN, MiB and little = ang > al ATED
A OME. Sn nar AU o nl por FR-9214. N for large Bastern conern. Desperately needs 5. 6-room home, ‘Will redecorate, a ake one-
year lease. box A
Youha Cxtholle ev! Both Sr ged. Liao Pern PR a RR Bupervisr a a a 8 or house or NY apartment. : pets. Ca one RI1, ext, tion,
1 Bn OVANGE RENT
4 aduits need 5-8-room unfurn. house. Prefer south. Ia, jo! unfurny lh Bast red mother pio
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EMP Couple (nights) “need 1, 3 "furan. rms.; excellent refer ences. M E180. Any tim time. hath Jaan. o quiet. 30
ish soupts, unfurn.; a ata. e, L. Ayres emp., no children, desire apartment; furn. or unfurn. GA-3018. , wife and 19-mos.-old son emt A-roam apt. CH-5984, ask for Bob nia, veteran, wile,
unfurn. et ok Sor BL-4850). TRE Soin PR soit Sedkdant o's 8 a m1 other ind Tier
“NO CHIL "a fn.
ran, mo! ted.
i0 YEARS RENT iw ADVANGE
Wants 2-3 bedrm. n Uafura, Side excel. care guaranteed refer East or North: , Tame $50 to
House | a Sold 55 SE pectm veteran, 1 oly «-
2. MOVING—STORAGE Rent a New Car or Truek By the Hour, Day, Week or Yearly Confraet / “We Furnish Everything But the Driver
Opposite the Lincoln Hotel
Yourself, Save Half
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23. APARTMENT FOR RENT YOUNG married veteran, ite ey
baby desire apartment er preferably on East Side, care guaranteed, Phone IR
RENTAL BREAD 850 N RAL St, omERAL L APANTMENTS M Houses FOR RB RENT
for or priviioge of buying
Ey BUSINESS MISC ii ATTENTION FISHERMEN
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OFFICE 1430 SHELBY MA. 9343
2936 S. LYONS $400 dn Me balance oh a completely Anished)
well, electricity; transportation a aq. Immediate possession,
Phillips Realty ova: ave. "NOV. IST POSSESSION
per month. B§hardwood, Sifieins,
903 s. State “ D . 8 . dn., 3 up; mod.; pn with sto A Near
J. 8. Cruse Realty Co, 138 N.
Almost new 4-room bungalow. oly handle.
Phillips Realty I... So Ave, © 3200 SHELBY 3
Unfinished on usnt bloc!
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. FRANKE-PADGET, | hon ” Ronit. ee 5-Room Modern 2 moa.
On 3-acre of ground: 8
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S000 DN. and $40 MO,
buys’ splendid 5-room, 1i5-story. y Ten a thes.
Phillips Realty cw “7906 $. WARREN, $3000
S5-rm cottage: 1-car gar. Terms. 1630 SHELIY A.
Grocery More fo. Rat
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double, 4 rms. , and bath;
BI TE $3150 Vacant woul ies 4
$1850 Vouk oo 5, Tors
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rm. Eg (not hoy $780 dn. Office HII,