Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1949 — Page 17

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WEDNESDAY, MAR. 2, 1949

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ard merchandise from a South Side filling station and apparent! lleft empty-handed in app: | fon, Ind., was to be buried in Holy ternoon at meeting operator of a jces at 8 8. West St., reported to police $10 in charge cigars, cigarets, 12 pairs of can{vas gloves, inner tubes, chewing Paul Catholic Church, |gum, flashlight batteries and a

Curry, owner of .the a

Burglars left empty-handed after ransacking the office and loot- tense; in Edwin L.

a neighbor showed He said that Mr. Smith is out of town and that loss could

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Eu Funeral Today

| Eugene L. Coridan, 6920

ene L. Coridan

Burglars obtained $118 in cash Pendleton Pike, who died Sunday in the Veterans Hospital at Mar-| Warming will be held Friday af-

Cross Cemetery following serv30 a, m. today in the Kirby Mortuary and

Mr. Coridan had been in.

ithe - Dipsy-Doodle Tavern

Massachusetts Ave. before his

in Chicago. He served

the

two ing & stroke in 1946. He was 56. [Dusinesses, a private residence and Born in Indianapolis he had lived | 4,4 4:30 o'clock urch also were reported vic- here most of his life, Owner of | on | M

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Division in World War 1 and was

lic Church and formerly had been |

Fortville, Surviving are his wife, two sons,

Mrs. Catherine Indianapolis; and

Binder: two

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Retired Rail Engineer Dies

apolis

road Employees . Association. Surviving are his wife, Ida three sons, Paul M,, and Henry Phillip Christie; daughter, Miss Christie; a sistér, Mrs.

Indianapolis,

Rites Saturday

The Rev. James 1235 Oregon St. and builder of the St, tist Church, 12th St. field Ave.

ices at 11 a. m. Saturday in church. The Rev. C, pastor, will officiate.

Hor-

Coridan, and a sister,

brothers Intruders smashed & basement T, D. Coridan, Fortville, and Ed-

window and cut a hole through win F. Coridan, San Francisco. a door leading upstairs in the! ’ home of R. E. Smith, 2913 E.

P. Holmes, former pastor Paul Bap-| and Shef-| will be buried in New| Crown Cemetery following -serv-

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will follow Mrs, Paris, Ill., was a member of Fieath Memorial Church and a charter mem of the Women's Society of Ch Service of the church. was 79 Surviving are

in Memorial

Coney, Chicage; and two nephews. |

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of Indianapolis; a Johnson, Jackson, Ry.; a Mrs. Lucy Ringler, Paris, 13 grandchildren grande hildren.

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AN DIEGO, Mar. 23

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requiem Henry M. Graham, general secre-| ‘mass at 9 a. m. in 88. Pefer and tary,

with hte Rainbow! member of the American Le-| Leeds gion. Mr. Coridan was also a mem- |

discovered the company of- ber of St. Francis de Sales Cathofice and an unlocked safe ran-

Medical Society Lists Speakers |

Two out-of-town speakers will

not be determined until his re- (rq Vv. Christie, 1423 Churcha Rev. Ellas Dacy, past man Ave, retired\ Pennsylvania ev astor . Railroad engineer, will be buried St. George Sy HARRY LEVINSON o Sheorge i Church, 2745 Floral Park Cemetery follow-| Miinols and Market SIN. Penn. | °° Iman r. reported his ing services at 10:30 a. m. tochurch had been entered through y i a coal chute but that nothing was morrow in the Robert W. Stirling found missing. Funeral Home, _ — ES ; — Mr. Christie suffered a heart Cn attack Monday at the corner of 3 Days Only—Limit 3 to Each—3 Days Only Churchman Ave. and Prospect St Bring And R and died a few minutes later. He | This Ad 99 And Hocelve was 65. or Mail . Your Choice of A native of Hendricks County With Only 16-mm Mr. Christie had lived in Indian-

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Board and staff members will (hospital at Marion since suffer-|jaadq round: table discussions at

the business meeting between 3:30 |

Spefikers ary Hawes,

will HU. 1376 Burglars battered the combina- ness, he had formerly worked 10 ,

tion from a safe in the Weiss Res- years for the Atlantic & Pacific after Tea Co, Noth-

rogram" member, Mrs. hoard, “ Lasework,” stab member, {Children.” Howard and Harry Fields, He said nothing/a member of the Lions Club at|Poard members, will attend. A tour of the association's new quarters and explanation of the | Thomas E. and organization's work are planned for 30 to

of meetings of Medical Society.

the annual public the Family Service 1003 N. Meridian St

will speak on “The Chal-

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

N Sealed bids Board of School City of Indianapolis until 11 o'clock A. M {April 1, {the followin

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I Death Notices

BEIMLY — Ema M. (Collins, - Dexter 8t mother of William H { Collins and Tyra 8 Collins of Indianapolis 3 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild passed away !

MonD. ao Services FLANNER & | BUC HANAN MORTUARY Thursday, J pm Friends invited BRAGG “Tula, ace 58. of 1235 N, nt, mother of Mr n ister of Mrs. Daisy 8 bash, Ind passed away Friends | may call at the DORSEY FUNERAL | HOME. 3925 E. New York St, Thurs- | day afternoon and evening Funeral | 2 p m Friday at the Hinshaw Fu neral Home in Sheridan, Ind. Burial ‘rown View Cemetery, «Sheridan papers please copy | BROWN-—CGeorge Willian of 1115 Nelson 8 brother o ess Rrown of Columbus Ind; Mrs Frances Shipley, of Marion, Ind and Mrs Corda Rond of Nashville Ind, passed away Tuesday evening Funeral Friday, 10 a. m . at the FARLEY FUNERAL HOME 1604 W Morris. Burial \Round Hj Friends may ca!l at the funeral home after noon Thursday BROWN —Lena, 2147 Madison Ave, passed away Friday evening in Miami, Fla mother of Edward and | Julius ter of Philip Miller For | Information regarding services nll | the AARON-RUBEN FUNER A L | HOME } BUCKNER—Vinard 8 Sr, age 70, be-

loved husband of -Orpha Buckner,

father of Vinard Jr, grandfhther of Bruce Buckner, passed AWA Monday evening at St. Francis Hospital Funeral service Thursday, at CHAS. R McCARTY MOR Tu ARY. 2815 Shelby St Friends invited Burial Greenwood Cemetery, Friends AY call at mort CHRISTIFE-—Qra V. of 1427 C) ureh. man, beloved husband of Ida Christie, father of Miss Dor ny Marie Chris ie, Carl M Josep Vv and Heury Phillip Christie, br, of Mrs. Eiar Carroll. passed Monday § Friends may I oa the ROBERT w STIRLING FU NERAL HOME, 1420 Pp pect 81 after 4 p. m. Tuesday. Funeral serv feces Thursday, 10.30 a n at the | funeral home. Friends Invited. Burial | Floral Park Cemetery { DRURY - Pvt, Henry D, 1311 Ww WwW. 23d 8t beloved Rukvo band of Mary Z. Drury, step father of Anna. K. Bell, hrother of Miss Grace Drury, « Mrs. Dor othy Bhaw, Tex,, killed in action in Puffendorf, Germany Noy 1944 age 36 years Fun e al GRINSTEINER FU NER AL, HOME 1601 E. New York, Frida Mar. 25 | 10 a, m., Bunial' St Joseph Ceme | tery, Friends may call at the funeral | home after 3 p. m. Thiirsday { DUNZ-~John J, age 7 years, son of | r. and. Mrs. James P. Duns, | brother of Corp. Martin, Raymond, | Robert and Wiiitam Dunz, grandson of Mr. and Mrs Martin Dunz and Mrs Blanche Dean. Funeral Thurs- /, 8:3 , m., >» the residence, 552 .| Drover 8t, and 9 a. m. the Assump- | tion Church Fries may call at the residence after 7 Tuesday.

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M. | March 23,

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Death Notices \

The Following Services Hava Boon Scheduled : DIRR-—John J.

MESALAM — James

Seaman 2c

For additional information

phone IMperial 6461 > DIRR --John J. of 618 N. Riley Ave, entered into rest Tuesday morning. age 91 years, father of Mrs, Matilda Bolander, Mrs. Kathryn Bunce (deceased) and George Dirr of Indian. apolis. Charles J. Dirr of Arcadia, Fin stepfather of Mrs. William Rankin and Mathew Weatherly, six grandchildren and eight great-grand-

children vices Thursday, p.m, at’ IRVINGTON CHAPEL, $342 E, Washington 8t., Friday, 2 p. m, Poseyville, Ind Friends are welcome, Rurial Poseyvill MOORE MORTUARIES . HORTON—AUgustus H. (Gus), age 53, husband of Myrtle E. Horton (nee Batty), son of Mrs, Netiis Markley, brother of Flovd Markey Daytor O.; brother of Mrs, ichottler Palo Alto, Cal, away Monday morning at 612 8. Gerrard Dr, Friends II at the residence from 2 Pp. Mm. Tuesday uffitil noon Thursday Service Thursday 1:30 m., CON- . INERAL HOME, 1034 W. MichFriends invited. Burial Park HULL—Ida B / oveloved mother of Mrs. WP, Howe, E. A. Hull, L. C IN sister of Charles and Millard Renner, Martinsville Ind, Mrs Thomas Lloyd drs. Etta Stimson, Gary, Ind, passed away - Monday afternoon. Fun urs p. m, SHIRLEY BR IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 kK. Washington. Burial Washingtor r Friends may call at IRV HILL any time JOHRNSON-—-Minnie A., 79 yrs, of 2315 Brookside Ave, mother of Mis Charles Marsisky, Mrs. Marie Mao Mrs E r Wullfe and on of city, Mrs. Rob- { Freeport, Ind; El f Kentucky; sister of gier of 1 also 13 « and 13 great-grand-passed away Monday. may cail at the JORDAN HOME, 2428 E. Lon Bt irsda Mar. 24, 3 s invited, Burial Memos LYONS eph 1 age 83, Greens WO00( cousin ¢ M: Ethel Linde holm, Mrs. Florence Thompson, J. Floyd and Clyde Lyons, Indianapolis, and Rav vons, Greenwood, passed AWAY Tuesday morning Bervices Greenwood Methodist Church, Thursm. Friends invited. Burial ir Cemetery fends may all J. C. WILSON FUNERAL H Greenwood after Wednesday noon MeKENZIE—James °'T., 4485 Msdrcy Lane, husband of Mary, father of Francis 1 brother of Mrs. Ardelle Cruthers, Alliance, O., passed away in Homestead, Fla, Monday. Service

FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARIES, Friday. 1.30 p, m, Friends

invited Ww James, of FElwood, Ind, Fn5 tered into rest April 6, 1945, near Jamami 11 Husband @#f Eloise Mesa George Mesalam, bre and William Mesalam and Baxter Service [roms 8t. George swe Orthodox S8yrian Church, 2745 N. Sherman Dr., Thursday, 1:30 p. m Priends are welc e. Burial Flwood Cemetery, Elwood. Ind Friends Jus call at 8t. George's Hall after 7 Wednesday, MOORE MORTU ARIES. NICHOLSON—Charles L., 1015 N. Me1 husband of Edith WwW, Jane, brother of Mrs, Brown and Meredith Nichpassed away ‘Tuesday Services FLANNER S& BUCHANAN MORTUARY Thursdas 230 pm Friends invited Friends may call at mortuary RYAN-—Mrs ridian Ryan,

MES

A LAM—-Seaman 2-c,

Joseph Mrs. Mae

3380 N. Me.~ mother of Miss Gertrude passed away Monday mornServices FLANNER & BU MORTUARY Thursday, 10°30 a m. Friends invited SH/ APEER Charles C.; father of Carl W. Shaffer and Maurice L. Shaffer, grandfagher of rd T brother of George W. ShaPf passed away afternoon | Service ThursNKLE FUNERAL Mic Miers 1 8t. Friends Washington Park at the funeral home nesday

Laura E,

0 a m, 1934 Ww ed Bu fal Friends may ca after 4 p m. We SMITH—Emma A, 3161 Washington Blvd.,, wife of James L., mother of Edwin H. Smith,” Indianapolis, passed

away Monday Services FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Thursday, 1:30 pp m Friends invited SOMHORST Frank H.. ake 50. Ti4 .. Gl ne. husband of MarRuerite horst, cousin of Lola Mary Marshall passed 3 av call at the DOR- ; HOME, 1925 E New York 8 al 130 p m. Thursdav a me Burial Memoria! TOON -Orville K, beloved hushand of Mabel Toor father of Beverly Ann Toon. brother of Lloyd, Harry Lee and Wanda Jean Toon, son of Norville E. Toon, grandson of Harry and Lula Toon and Lee Mount, passed away suddenly Tuesday pm, Funeral! notice later For informa n call ROBERT W STIRLING Fl INERAL HOME, MA-R576 WATSON Timmie Age 2 vears, henved baby of Joseph and Harriet Watson, brother of Jimmy and Sharon. passed awav at White Bear Lake, Minn Monday w "Mineral notice ate Mc( ORD SERVIC E, Oaklandon WILLIS —Ella Hall. mother of Mrs "a sister of Mrs Eva of Ravmond. A Willis and Mrs away Tuesday of Mrs Dor Freinds may after 7 7 m 1til 1 a. m. Friday § Frid ay 30 p m »CONKLE rt NERA! APRS 1934 W.! Michigan 8t Friends invited Burial Crown Hi 3 Cara ot Thanks TT TT“ W———— w— CONRAD -We e deeply grateful to the kind ) neighbors and relatives f oxy ss 3 of sympathy. many beautiful floral tributes and other courtesies extended at the tragic passing of our beloved father and brother, Claude Conrad. We appreclate eq 1 the very consoling message @t v Rev. Schultz, and the thou service of Stevens Chapel Flowers” and to all who consol i= in our bereavement. FER BETHEL CADE and FAMILY DONOVAN With sincere thanks and ation to our friends and relat es offered in the passing of our beloved brothe CGieorge HH. Donovan, also the soling words of the Rey evnolds Shizies Bros for their kindness nd ur 1ding THE FAMII Y BHERRON With sincere appreciation we I ) th ank o kind friends , t mpathe floral tributes of our he r, Launa Lee are iso very grateful and Dorsey Funeral their ervice HUBBAND and FAMILY WILHITE We sincerely wish to thank the ver kind. friends and neighhors for expressions of sympathy anc beautifu floral offerings and

other courtesies extended at the passIng of Melvin Wilhite;~beloved hus band and father. We also wish to thank the Minister of Mount Pleasant Christian Church, Hall, Ind., and the GG. H. Herrmann Funeral Home for courteous services rendered

SON, OLIVER J. WILHITE

4 In Memoriam

BARKER -—Albert E., in loving remembrance of our dear son and brother “who passed away 13 years ago today, March 23, 1936 ’ Nothing but memories as we gurney. on, Longing for a smile from a loved one gone None knows the depths of our - deep regret Bul we remember when others forget

MOTHER. BISTER AND BROTHERS JROFF : In loving memory of our Father ABRAHAM L. GROFF © who passed away Mar. 23, 1047 The flowers. we place upon your grave, May wither and decay, But love for you who. sleep beneath Will never fade awa CHILDREN and GRANDCHIL DREN,

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concrete, plumbing,

CARPENTER, Roofing. paint sid= ing guttering and downspouts, 8mall jobs reasonable IM-0068 CARPENTRY new-ola. cement block work cabinets: Insured d J. Gerringer BLC ARPENTRY thes “MODE ANIZING.

i IMMEDIATE SERVICE. FR-6G8 HQIISE repalr or remodeling Reasonable Oilman L Sor FR-0014 BUILD? REPAIR? REMODEI You can't do better than ca IM-0161 I HAVE men available for most any kind nf odd jot by hour or cone tract. GA-B456 HARDWOOD floors iaid. Old floors refinished beautiful luster CH- 8218- w Lawd. Old floors made like nex Per. sonal sttn. given every job BR-8433

REF. FLOORS—PAINTING JESSE A. BALLARD, BE wn FLOOR REFINISHING

Painting and paper cleaning L1-4098 Very rich Prompt del,

SOUTH or GRAVE L co iA

G ARs TOP SOIL

FILL DIRT—SAND & GRAVEL HOWARD S—GA-/2S TOP BOIL, sand, gr ne crushed rock fivery, BE-5011-W TOP SOIL. fill dirt stone, rock; sand FRELJI Electric lation. N€w repair BE-0613—BE-4448. PROMPT ELECTRIC SERVICE Licensed hon ied. efficient & D. W. COON

a KE SEOTRIC , SERVICE ded: free est -8038.

avel, crushed prompt. de- \ cinders: crushed gravel. .GA-7022, Shop—Wire instal. Licensed, bonded

Lie,

EW & OLD HOUSE RN dustrial wiring Pree est. IR-1541

Lambert's Refrigerator Service Expert workmanship Guar CA-0580

~ _FAIRBANKS-MORSE

Commercial '& Domestic Stokers Available for Prompt Instal

Sexson Stoker & Appliance Co. MA-B281 for Estithates

FURNACE AND STOKER Repaired & Cleaned—Guar. —MA-6470 evi To st Want Ads 1b 0 ars wi ant A [3

12 Business Service

Heating and Cooling By COOLEY z OlL~COAL-GAS Carrier Alr-Conditioning 8162 College’ . = HU-1381

FURNACES-FURNACE WORK

Free est. on all kinds, Guar. Imm,

service; 36 mo. ‘to pay. TA-6063 FU CES AND CHIMNEYS Repa , Cleaned. Free Estimate MA -4 4961.

Motor Body Hebullt- 326 ibe

Gutters—Roofing—Furnaces CASH, OR E.-Z TER

K.P. STEWART—CA- 2788 GUTTERS — ROOFS

‘Painted, Repaired Reasor ahle—WA 2816

UTTERS, FURNACES MILLER FURNACE Co _IM-8743

HOUSE MOVING HU-3452, Pri ‘Ma-3321

Cleaned Very

HAU 1 ING Cleanup yards, basemer Iso gravel, cr. stone, cinders, Veterans, FR-0502 GEN. HAU % ING ~Trash, dirt, clean up. CH- 3-R. LIGHT HAD ls ING. refrigerators, fure niture, baggage (White) Reliable, New truck. Insured CA- B304 LIGHT hauli ng and yard cleaning Have 's-ton tryck CATS PIANO TUNING, CH- 9282-W

LAWN FENCE

ALL IY PES OF LAWN & FACTORY BR-542 Ford Fence Nights, BR-4003

INTE RIOR - EXTERIOR FAINTING __HOWARD KINNEY —~IM-9 PAPEHHANGING Steaming, work guaranteed Mince _(M-0n APER HANGING, STEAMING mm Reas. CH-2532-W, CH-3842 PAPERHANGING—PAINTING 1st Class; free est, Taylor, CA-0389,

PAPER HANGING, PAINTING STEAMING 2mm e. serv. Howard AT-

Miles

paper hanging, 40 samples painting, steaming. Condiff.

“shown, TA-6042

PAPER HANGING, Reasonable rates. CA-9876, Harry Bow

“PAPERHANGING, MATT

REMEMBER 1s? We did your work last year Wallpaper cleaning and - washing Vet

and wife. MA-4603.

PAPER CLEANING

Wall washing, white men; AT-5081, PAPER CLEANED, EW. Cox & Son. 625 N Keystone I[M-0672 PAPER CLEANING Wall washing (white) BL-8638 WALL washing and cleaning, White man. Reasonable, FR-6

"GENERAL HOUSECLEANING

Walls washed, floors waxed d._L1-7071,

PLASTERING New & repair—H. 8. Marshall, 2664 _ _ — PLASTERING—ALL KINDS FREF EST. (WHITE) BEARD, MA

~ PLASTERING — HI-6300

“PLASTERING OF ALL KINDS. ED WEIMER—IM-2606 /

FR-

New roofs, rock pain of all kinda GUARANTEED . WORK. R1-2928 PLUMBER, suburban, new, repair work Specialize all makes elec. water pumps. All work pfusranteed L. H MoClellan, CH-T

~ SUBURBAN PLUMBING

Unite ted Plumbing & Heat ing RI-3894,

HOOSIER SEPTIC TANK

DRY WELLS, tollets, tory sludge pits, Free tests equipment, 201 N.

cesspools, faecleaned, repaired. Prompt service. Modern State-wide service. Vets, RICHLAND ST. FR-7069 Open 24 hours—7 days. STAIRS, doors, windows, repaired or built remodeling. BL-8220

CT eabineis Floor covering;

FLOYD ALLENDER—We ciean and install sept): tanks, dry wells,

finger system. Free inspection Call PFR-9310: CLOGGED sewers, sinks and drains _opened. Roots and all obstructions cut out. No digging Up, to 3-yr. guar,

Electric Eel IR-9108

CLOGGED SEWER PIPES, drains cleaned, elec. mach. Flooded base, pumped, Inexpensive Guar, CA-6940.

DITCH DIGGING

Foundations, {leld tile, septic tanks. CH-4 4512-3

TREE REMOVAL

AL _RESHANO, INSURED MA-1818 TREE REMOVAL AND HAULING OF ALL KINDS, CA-1773

Vacuum Cleaner Repairing Vogel Bros, 1314 W Wash, MA 6351.

Guaranteed Washer Repair ALSO REFRIGERATORS Largest and Mnst Complete Shop on East Side 3900-11 E. WASH. IR-272 TURNER'S WASHER REPAIR Work done

1506 PROSPECT ~~ CA-2606

WELL DRILLING & REPAIRING. CISTERNS CLEANED OUT. BE-8300-1

Free ests

RENTALS

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25 West ; \ AN, fortable rm. STAN Soin preurria Ph, f el ———. A 28 Rooms With Board . . ASeRRS————————_ ADWAY, 2038 — PROM meals optional, * cultaie single, double. WA-0325.

ILLINOIS, 1007 N.—Warm rooms aged and ‘convalescents. Nurse's

care TA-3853 TACOMA, 1050 N Man, nice room; hone a ear cariine, IM-7078

WILL room and board active, elderly man or woman or both. Refer Borned Again Christians CA-200

ans. CA-2008. ROOM and Board—Good homes cooke

ing; men preferred. Priced reasons ably. WA- 82 39 CARE for child In r my y home, Near Van _Camp's _AT-28 WANT small child © of bie to care for. Reas. Nor BL-8138, CARE for child

NEAR R.C shi PERM HOME for elderly men and women; nurse's care. IR-2882.

29 Housekeeping Rooms . ALABAMA, 2114 N 1 room, third

floor: sink, hot water, refrigerator, studio bed, phone, Lady or employed

couple ar HARRISON, 1010 E.nished. Private entrance _FR- -37567. 12TH, 811 E.—Front room, down; ems No drinking 5 old

ploy ed FR

tv — room fure

WIL] infants to 8 ye in Mother's care. 2

cate for my home,

TWO _ furnished couple employed days GA-342 ) ET COLORED, 2425 wood; lar room; share kit cho bath, HI-3663.

31 Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT

Veteran ‘and wile desire 3 or rm. apartment, north or east, W DECORATE AT C Adults only. Call Monday through Fr Evenings, BL

Let us “coll ect yo your rents and manage your property, Oute of-town buyers invited. ALLISON REALTY CO., INC. 140 N Delaware 8t RI-2368 CAN YOU HELP US FIND A HOME? CHRISTIAN COUPLE AND SMALL

rooms, mar No drinking

day, 8 to 4

CHILD DESPERATELY NEED 4» ROOM UNFIUR HOUSE-13 DOU» BLE-APT CALL FR-6330.

WANTED TO RENT-By student and employed wife. furnished or partly

f shed apart. beginning June. Refe . «. Can see week end of March 38. Please reply Times Box B-601. VET. PHARMACY “STUDENT, Wife, vr on desires 2-bedroom unfurn. modern house, MA-.6262 COUPLE. 3 children, desires $-6-rm. unfurnished house. Prefer East of suburban in or around Cumberland. David Armitage, 5455 BE 37 th t. COUPLE with 3 children must find house immediately, near Catholis school. preferably St. Andrews. Reas. rent. TA-9654 To $100; A-I Ref.; 2 Babies Lease; Mr. Alm RI1-1554 _BE- 0562- 1. MAN, wife, 2 small boys need 2-bede rm. unfurn. house, South preferred. CA-BA2R EXPECTING stork in May: need 4e room unfurnished, 'a double, ATe 5063

MIDDDLE AGED COUPLE Wants unfur. apt.-house. AT-6600. EMPLOYED couple desire 4, 5-room unfurn. house, TM-5713 after 6 p. m. I —— A ——————

32 Moving & Storage

ACROSS THE STREET OR. ASROSS YUE NATION RENT A TRUCK NEW LOW RATES Move Yourself—Save 1

Local and Long-Distance Moving Oil and Re-

We Furnish as. Jiable Insurance

The "U-DRIVE-IT Co.

Rent jars of Bev Cars, Trucks Trailers Ohio & A MA-5325

labama Sts. Ohnosite City Hall 32 8B. [liinois Li-1123 Opposite Strauss Store B. GEIER TRANSFER, local and long distance. California, Florida New York immediately serviced. storage space available. For CRATING & SHIPPING estimates A-2416;

nights,

HI-1078, Bates Shipping Serv ID-0028

34 Apartments for Rent

NEWMAN

1115 Unf irnished, nice 2-room front; large closet; emp. adults, No smoke

2-bedroom apt, 2500 down. Includes stove and venePay balan e as rent, $72.70 per month, pays up fully 15 years. Like buving a home. 774

co-operative 4525 Indianola

tric refr

with ree JJurnish refe

SHARE 4-room apartment fined couple ust erences, $15 wk HU-1-ROOM effici eres 470 8. Meridian St

“1. A. Moynahan “Properties

‘No Vacancies” “MOYNAHAN APTS" City-Wid

APARTMENT RENTAL BREAD

850 N Pennsvivania St L1-B558

right downtowns

35 Houses for Rent

SLEEPING ROOMS 20 Hotels THE KIRKWOOD HOTEL

357 BE WASHINGTON 100 ROOMS. ALL FIREPROOF BLDO New management nd personnel, large attractive lobh BPECIAL RATES WERKLY QUESTS cot ORED Hotel roomg , qmodern ein First time “rented your reservations

ecole now

2] Walking Distance

dd DELAWARE, 400 N room day employ batt

Apt man,

LINDEN HOTEL

ROOMS AVAILABLE AT MODERATE R Ss

8 Front

ed next to

ATES. 917 N. ILL. ST, LI-7304 EMPLOYED girl to share twin hedroon me privileges, large closets CA-T432 UNF fron m. a'so sleeping rms, Adults. 630 Ft. Wayne, Apt.*2 22 North 2856 CENTRAL—Single front reo $8: gentleman preferred. WA 1208. COLLEGE 2040 Attractive room, ado § bath Private entrance.’ COLLEGE A Desirable rm IR. cle 1 all @ I'A-551R8 MERIDIAN, 2428 N. Attractive comsbinatic eeping room Ad “Ww A- 66 8 36 515 E. 24TH Co next bath; employed gentleman references WA 1404 803 E. 4D ST. TA-28I8-—~Unusually omfortahle room, employed men. 42D, FE, 624-2 nice rooms for refined Kentlemen, private home, HU -2320 ! TALBOT, N. 2016 — Room, private home, constant hot water, good transportation TA 78 . LARGE, attractive, airy, new beds, innersprings,._ Excellent transpore tation. Refined “adults WA-1345 TWO modérn rooms, gentiemen, 2 student no drinking RI1-3102 after 4 p.m COLORED 2028 Northwestern; room,

kitchen privileges. Employed couple, Gog Feansportation, TA-1317

23 East

‘440 N. BEVILLK—Attractive, clean, laundry privileges, 1-2 employed girls CA4407

915 N. BEVILLE—Nice rm, hear bath thd transp; twin beds IM- $029. TRVINGTON, clean fron room; soft hot water. near bath. nite closet; cross vent, Private home. Ladies, IR~ ue. - LARGE chéerful room; ‘employed gentleman; board optional. IM-0167. TARGE room close to every need, 115 8. Ritter 24 South MERIDIAN, 14390 8 Nice room, ems ployed gent, FR-386

* VILLA, 927—Large warm room. hot

water, near bath, excellent Trans.

went young man only, MA.

using

SIX complete rooms furn. with privie lege of renting 6-rm. mod. brick veneer in nice neighborhood. House rents for $40 per month. Imm. accu.

ith child to share care for our child. after § 3-ROOM furnished cottage, 1147 Sh wing

37 Business-Miscellaneous Vacant Lot For Rent

686x120 Suitable for Used Car rn Market, etc. 1839 4423, after 6 p.m. WA-2633 storer suitabls for 10use, $50 pervsgramsh. Meridian

suitable for { garage work. - 52 Ww,

lot, Lle

Shelby

oom

Inquire 470 s GARAGE for and Morr

rent mechanical LI1-9608

RAR A IIIT 38 Desk & Office Space

Storeroom and Office Space

N. Il. Will lease LI1-2439

REAL ESTATE 4] Houses for Sale 6-ROOM MODERN, $5250

1794 ROOSEVELT

This is a real buy for a family ree quiring 3 large bedrm complete bath, new furns ce and wel] arranged livable oom Screened porch across entire front and enclosed rear porch. Call me on this one immedie

ately. Mead Knight, MA-435), GL-0268

Knight Realty Co., Realtors 42 North 3321 WASHINGTON BLVD.

4 Bedrooms in excellent Sond; tion. Convenient to Shortridge,” School 60

GERDENICH REALTY CO. FR-0402 CH-1M7-R “7 "6311 CRITTENDEN ST, — Ate * tractive, 2-bedroom modern bungalow, built ‘47, {ull base« ment rage

1455 NORTH TALBOTT

$1000 Dn. 7-Rm, mod, cludes 3 bedrms naw. fires full basement; Call Mr

J.car garage Ross, RI-2368 Al L ISON REALTY CO. INC, Realtors 3 BEDRM. BUNG.—$10,250 EB. 54th; comfortable . and well Arranged, attractive fixtures, wide flo knotty pine social room, auto.

‘heat, side drive ‘Terms, WA-5810. R. BASTIAN, REALTOR.

~GOLORED — FINE HOME,

4000 Bik. N.~Long liv. rm, lge. ain, rm. and kit, 3 ge bedrms. with many closets and bath up, hwd. firs., full base, ner oil ly storm wndws, gar CH-8558 . C. HARMON C0. F REALTOR low, 3052 Cornelius, HU-2040 appointment, ( ‘on Next # “ | fo » 2 oo i, iy

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