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TA AL

as Clubs to Get Real Test

Browns Face Yanks; Cubs

Vs. Simmons

By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Sports. Writer

They're going to try to get ! around to playing ball again today in the major leagues

weather permitting, The

teams once Again are going to attempt to spring into action In the first East vs. West compe-

tition of the year,

The four big surprise clubs of the season to date, the Browns, Red Box, Cubs and Reds will get some testing against new opposition win: should show whether they're really flashes or just

flashes in the pan. Fa ” .

THE American League Browns were to take on the Yankees this afternoon In Yankee Stadium and if they can make a creditable ‘showing against the world champions, folks are going to have to

start taking them seriously.

The Red Sox, passed oft lightly as contenders this year, are in first place with nine vie. . tories and only two defeats and they've done most of it without Ted Williams, who'll be going

to the Marines tomorrow.

Whether their kid spark-plugs,! Faye Throneberry, Ted Lepelo, Sammy White and Jim Plersall,| cin keep up the pace may be nstrated shortly. They were to oppose the Tigers, who have won two straight shutuots from tha Indians after losing their first

‘eight games,

Both games were postponed, however, because of cold

weather and wet. rounds, ” » -

- UIUST. AS surprising in the Nad tional je have been the rennial ~-mat Cubs and Reds who have been doing plenty

of foot-wi

Simmons, back from the after missing the entire 1 season, will be trying to get Phillies back into igh gear

a disappointing start. Cincinnati, likewise

consigned to’ ‘the second division in the Bo ratings, has won

“trying to show that what it has done has been no fluke against “Leo Durocher’s pennant-defend-

Ing Giants,

“There will be just as much to be cleared up in the rest of the opening intersectional program,

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CLEVELAND, THE hot AL “favorite, suddenly was stricken ‘with batting paralysis and after “suffering three shutout defeats in ..ita last four games, will be trying lo break loose nst the Ath“letics in Philadelphia. The White front-running darlings of +1051, also have ‘shown signs of ‘coming to life after a slow start «and will open their eastern swing The Senators, like other clubs with second di“vision potentiality, have done bet-

Box,

in Washington.

ter than expected thus far.

: Brooklyn, only pre-season fa__vorite to run true to form all “the way to date, will be out to keep pace In the west, starting “ont with Eddie Stanky’s Cardinals, another disappointing entry In the early going. If anybody has a breather, it should {Ba the Braves, who will take on the forlorn Pirates in Pitts. burgh, now in the midst of a

nine-game losing streak.

“The Cubs made it four victories in six games with the Cardinals thus far last night as Hank Sauer with a two-run_homer, a single, and an Frankie Baumbholts, with a triple and a single, ran his consecutive hitting streak to 11 games, all the Cubs have) Lefty Paul Minner, with| relief help from Johnny Klipp-§ stein, picked up his second victory, while Harry Brecheen, who had beaten the Cubs 31 times against just 11 defeats, was deb-

batted in all four runs

infield out.

played.

‘ited with the defeat,

Anglers to Meet

The Marion County Fish and| Game Association will hold a lar monthly meeting Wednes-! day. at 8 o'clock in the Lieder krantz Hall, 1421 E, Washington St. The public is Invited.

A lovely basket of gifts ewaits| you as an expression of goodwill trom public spirited local mer . chants if you have just moved to . the city, are 0 new Mother or hove moved within the city. There's 2 “nothing to buy. No cost or obli3 gotion, - Arrange to receive these gifts. Call your Welcome Wagon Misted!

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ..

"COACH FOR A DAY-—Pretty Mary Fraser diag play to Assistant Director of Athletics Chet Gaigas o ern shortly before running the Wildcat football team through spring paces at Evanston, Ill. Mary replaced Gai Administration Day. There were no objections fr

Pat Dryer Leads WIBC All-Events on 1795

Pat Dryer, ace of the Morris Plan five, moved into|for its fifth baseball victory of the |fipst place of the all-events yesterday in the Women's In-| ternational Bowling Congress at St. Louis.

Mrs, Dryer took the lead from Lila Whirlaways with a 1795 performMiss Littrell had det the pace over the week end with ms.

PAT CARRIED a 109 average over 9 games when she posted 626 in doubles, 574 in singles and 505 on Bunday which enabled Morris Plan to lead in the team event

The Whirlaway doubled with Eva Williamson to roll 1198. This figure left them out of first place. Miss mson is third In the all events with 1702. Among the city leagues, there were six bowlers who shot better than 650. Three were posted in kf South Side Businessmen's Classic at Sport Bowl,

WALT EGGERDING of Dillon|w Office Equipment rolled 684, which |? resulted on games of Le ich Ben Miller and Bud Schoch, both of NBA Bindery, shot 687 and 659,

as during Student | rom the _gridders.

on their own-#0 far. The Cubs, who moved back into a second-place tie with the 5 by the Cardinals, 4 to 3, in the only game played in .the majors yesterday, will face

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Miller rolled a series of 235-227.

ames 235 while Schoch posted 108-181: = Sor

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Charley Smith fired 680 In the Antlers Recreation League. Smith's three games Included 229 - 197 - 254. rocked the maples for 662 in the Speedway Classic League, Bolle’ string included 242-188. Charlie Koch had 661 in the Fraternal League at Illi nois. This total was realized on

Rose Worland. Harrell Plambers,

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"500" Trophy List Grows

The list of trophy awards tor| |the 36th annual 500-mile Speed-| {way race grew today — with added!

cash,

A new trophy will go to the) chief mechanic of the winning ear, He will get a diamond-stud-| {ded lapel pin and $1200 from the

'Wynn Oil Co. of Azusa, Cal.

Wynn Oil also will give a sim-| flar victory pin td each member | of the winning. crew and will add the Rex Mays Memorial watch for the winner of the pole! position on the first day of qual. ‘liflcations, May 17. The Stark, Wetzel & Co., Inc. “Rookie of the Year” trophy and $500 in cash will go to the out-| standing newcomer. The winner will be selected by a press-radio| committee and will also receive $500 worth of Stark, Wetzel &| Co. meat products.

Heavywelghis Top Mat Action Tonight

Tonight's pro mat card booked] for the Armory ring will pit two. top heavyweight stars. , Michele Leone, Hollywood, meets Al Lovelock, Houston, Tex. ! Frank Taylor, Toledo, and Ralph Garibaldi, of 8t. Louis, will its battle in the seminwindup. The first event pits Chris Za-| {harias, Pueblo, Col, Jack Kennedy, Dallas, “supporting bouts are for one fall} with time limits of 30 minutes. |: Starting time will be 8:30.

Shortridge Seeks 5th

Victory at Riverside Shortridge High School will try

lseason this afternoon against. {Franklin Township at Riverside Park. The Blue Devils won their fourth in six-ostarts Jouterday Littrell of Hickman sen they stopped Zionville, 8 a tp 5 , at the latter's diamond. Jim Thompson and Denny Krick. shared the mouhd duties for Shortridge, scattering nine hits. Carter was the loser for Zionsville. |

The score by innings:

LL aN 18 ui 3-1 3 } set Krick snd Shoemaker; CarLocal Al ABC Scores

Harry Tegeler, 581; 01, Wiliam Lee, 571. John Belcher, 539: Jack Henry, 587 James Jackson, up; Kenneth Boling, 1003

Jed ai ener, 531; David James, 851 .. 108 rein Stringer, 526; Pred Tegeler ar. "on

uson, 537: Earl Eggert. 511

Fred Pe Pred Tegeler 8r., 483: George Craven,

Resren Shandier, "521; Prancis RatSINGLES

egeler Jr. ..... Tegeler sr.

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productive in the Yaver Men's Shop Classic at Pennsylvania. Dottie Berkopes of Hickman’'s|R rolled 200-232-206--638 as her mates shut out Marott Shoes, 3-0. Sally Coleman blasted 234-211-139.64 and Ruth Graham an- es -198-183-21¢--400.

MARIE FLACK of Bemis oo FE Hoeltk {ter Service shot 222-213-182--617 M Helen Wolf shot 205-215- SE Shoemaker.

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. ANNOUNCEMENTS

————————————— I, ! Death Notices EB

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‘p JOLLY, George KRAMER, Fern Walden NEWHOUSER, Anns WHITE, Infant WINEMAN, Margaret F,

ulem Thursday. 3 m 88 eter a athedr piltetment Hi tends

y meter may call a KIRBY USRTORY, Meridian at 10th St

CARRICO— Robert . “al “years, heloved Bysaand | of Gertrade Carrico, tan Aan, Dass and Haney, btuther of a of Fai Astin car Ta La. Mar«

Saad OS rianas Yisiaed. er of Bt. Thomas and Holy Name Society will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m.; Knights of Colymbus will meet Tuesday, 8:30 p.om., lor prayer. a Orleans, La. papers please copy)

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ther ui Sous Alulues, ro pr vay Wy Cremation LANNER & BEES MU, ARY, Thi sday, Friends Advited. ease omit’ ‘fiowers.) Send Honations to Cross Roads

Renabuitation Center,

DEPUTY Clyde P. husband of Carrie E uty, brother of Mrs,

wn Cemetery, Bro nsburg, lod, riends may call _n \t_the era HAND—Mrs. Qleria, Central Ave., wife of Bay £L2% mother of daha c., Indpis., JDassed away SunRequi Wednesday, ys m DET) a Bt Joan of Are, Friends may call st FLANNER & BuLnaNAN MOKTUARY

HOLLINGS—Grover C., 8367 Washington wivd., nusband of Helen |, fatner of Richard i, and Dona W. of lndpis,, and John ¥, of wasoingwon, LO. CU, and Mrs. James KE. Gor. don, Brooklyn, New York, aso sur vived by 3 brothers And J grandsons, passed away Bunday Services at ¥ ANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUTV |

ay, p, m, at welcome. Interment Green

Y, Wednesday, 3 p. m, Friends may call at mortuary.

JOLLY George. a age " delove hus. | band of " Wal- | ter Jolly 23, sien Ororsia “Porter, brother Myrtle Goff. Mrs. Lenore a rs. Ada aoa ars. Anna Hardy, Mrs. Blanche Loy and Mrs. Naomi Dietrick; also sur-

at BHIRLEY BROS' "i ING HILL CHArbL, PRursdsy, p. m. Interment Crown Hill Eallers after 2 p.m. Wednesday. |

ARAMER—Fern Walden, age 63, | widow of John E. Kramer, daugn- | ter of Anna M. Walder, sister of | Bertha V. Walden, Fred and Clarence Walden, Indpis., Mra. Orpha Tilford, Indpis., Florence Otey of 'Baltimore, id., Dass away. Puneral

. 1, SHIRLEY RS IRVING Hoh CHAPEL. Washington Bhs Burial, Crown Hill, Calling any tim:

LACEY_-Mrs. A Anna F., age ou 2162 N, Meridian, passed away Jon. day. Aut of MIs, Lola Searcy. dervwe PLANNER BU CHaga MOR~ VARY, Wed., “h a. m, Friends invited. ’

MARSHALL-—Mildred Jean, age J4 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reed of 4724 W. Washington St, passed away Monday. runeral inursday, May 1, 2 p.m. ai the UGEURGE W. USHER MORTUARY, 4314 W. Washington St, Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery, Prienas may | at the mor-

tuary after 7 p.m. Tuesday. McCOY—Charles E., 4241 College Ave, husband of Luctile, father of Mrs.

Richard Henan and Charles Jr, brother of Mrs. Ann Mulroaney, Mrs, e

ge Shutt, John, Joseph and Margaret McCoy, one grandson. di Sunday. Kegquiem mass Wednesday,

. Joa! Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery Friends may call ta the KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 16tn Bt. Knights of Columbus meet at mortuary Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., for prayer.

MERKLE_Charies, . of 457%a E. Washington 8t., Apt. 4, entered into rest Monday, age 74 years, Aieptatner of Charles A. Jarvie Betvy ces Wednas-

yo hs HARR MOORE PEACE ec fAPEL. 2050 % Michigan St. Priends are welcome. MILLER—Willlam George, age 74. 2314 Carrollton Ave, husband of Anna Miller and father of Myron Miller and grandfather of Allan Miller, passed away. Friends may ¢all at the DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, 3925 E. New York, after Tuesday noon. Funeral 2 p m, Wednesday at funeral home. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery.

PETERS—Robert Henry, brother of Mrs. Cleac Powell of near Carmel, H. C. Peters, Evancville, Mrs. Ethel Lord, Mrs. C. J. Lindemann, Glendale, Cal. Mrs. Fred Snowden, Tijunga. Cal; also survived by 17 nieces and nephews, passed away Monday afternoon in Hamilton County Hospital, Noblesville. Funeral Thursday, 10:30, at MONTGOMERY MORTUARY, 1622 N. Meridian St. Friends welcome. Interment Crown Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary.

POYNTER—Barbara Ann, age 1, of 1325 Charlies, daughter of Mrs. join Borkes and Howard Poynter, all sister of Wayne Wease, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brickley and Oscar Poynter. Funeral Fem ome, of § Jrandmother, 420 W ay, d p. m. Burial Round Hill LAUCK 8 { SERVICE.

RUPE—Orval, age 54 yrs. 4701 W. Morris St., husband v2 Chestina Rupe, father of James V. Rupe, Mrs. Margaret Adams, Elizabeth Marie Rupe, son of Mrs. Clara Kerns, Port. land, Ind., brother of William Rupe, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Goldie Rawles, Portland, Ind. passed away Monday | evenin Services Friday. 0:30 ONKLE FUNERAL | HOM: 35 'W. 18th St. Friends in- | vited, Burial, Washington Park. | Friends may call at Puneral Home after 2 p.m. Wednesday. (Portland, Ind., papers please copy.)

SCHAEFER Harry R, 31 vears, beloved husband Dorothy J. Schaefer. father of Sorry Russell Jr, Jo Re fic ael and Jean Ellen,

N AL H 1508 East 8t. Friends invited, Friends may call after 7 p. m. Tuesday. STIENCKER-—Helena, 64 years, be. loved wife of Fred C. Stiencker, mother of Herman Stiencker and Mrs. George Pfellschifter, sister of Herman, Dick, John, Edward, Sophia anti Huldah Nordholt and Mrs, Harry Gilling, passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. at the G.H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 8. East St, Friends invite

age 49

r a. : BA Mrs, awa

m,, at HOME. Cem, east may eal | at “i ha . Verona, age 73, beloved wife of John Toth, mother of Mrs. | Ella Thomas, sicter of Mrs. Theresa | Bencik, grandmother of Mrs. Margaret Smith, great-grandmother of 1, passed away Monday. Services Thurs. day, 8:30 a. m., at residence: 0 a. m,, Holy Trinity Church. Burial 8t. Joseph. Friends may call at residence. 731 N. Arnolda. STEVENS "CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS" in charge, WINEMAN -—— Margaret ¥. age 710. mother of Fred B. Croner 8r., passed away Tuesday morisag. Pus neral Thursday. 9 a.m. from the Holy Angels Church. Friends. may call at SHIRLEY RROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 048 N. Illinois. after 2 p.m. Wednesday, mim WOLBERT Helen Mae, beloved wife of Stephen J., ‘mother of Mrs. Mary.. Lund, city, Miss Jean A. city, Den. nis W, city, Pvt. John C. Camp Breckinridge Ky.; /daughter of Mrs. Mary Hansbarger, city; zister of Mrs. Nora Musil, Cleveland, O., Mrs, Marguerite Lyons, Wilmington, Del. passed away Sunday, Apr. 27, at St. Vincent's Hospital. age 51 years. Puneral GRINSTEINER FUNERAL

day. 9:30 a. m.: Requiem High Mass Holy Cross Catholic Church, 10 a. m. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. Friends may call after 6 Pp. m, - Tuesday. Altar Society will meet Wednesday 8 p. m. : William, 5 14 W. 14th pi of shed 3 Zink. tater of of

K, 2s 0 sur-

Margaret oy Todter Jason brother of . Abbie Rou “verre H Haute, e Porter, troit, Saar day at Monti . Se rsday wos LAR LL ds 1 s nds Invi Paria, Crown he ds may ca

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NTR. i. PANTING PAPER HANGING |

EXPER.. GUARAN. WORK. LI-7023 SIXTY-THREE— 63

PAINTING. CARPENTRY. “ROOFING, RING. Reasonable. IM-0068, PAPER ULEANING, HANGING vipat EATING ois PAPERHANGING, STEAMING Guarn.—Miles Mince, CA-7001 PAPERHANGING, cleaning, paint. ing. Quick serv. Art Wiese. IR-7690.

WALL washing and paper cleaning. Prices reasonable. AT-T896

Good WIE RAIr Frice

PAPE Ra ANG a cigenine— wall erences. Pro - fve. ID-0100. sere

PAPERHAN JING. YOU furnish oa-

? and sons 0 wer a PAPER HANGING. 6. NING, Fide ATA atter 400g, mek PAPER hanking an ana stes steam ATI. AWork

Paper Hort Ma.3789

PAPERHAN ING. paper furn. med. serv. AT-8881

Home _ Improv Co INSIDE toilet. water & sewer rv. Installed. Cash or terms. PL- *0054

ESTATES

Will Be Open Til 8:30 P. M. THURSDAYS

306 Kahn Bldg.

Northeast Cor. Mer. and Wash.

Gans ie

L1-4366 200 E N.Y.

AUTO LOANS USED CAR LOAN CO. 483 N. ILLINOIS ot _PL-6518 LOANS

COLUMBIA INV CO.—PL-8507 See Classified Ad in Telephone Book

12 Business Service

NEW WORK OR PATCH PLAST RING. ORA RATLIFF. AT-3I E

PLASTERING —FREE TT . & Sun.-LI-2006 or TA-38768

PL UMBING

Water Serv., Sewers, Disposal

Systems, free estimates, 30-gal, gas auto. water heaters, $65. LI-8301

ELECTRIC sewer cleaner, dig by foot or oO 25 years exp. Call Thom-

PLUMBING AND HEATING

or Instaliation Renz, Ll- 9957.

REMODELING

HOME REMODELING—TERMS Good_job ins. J. C. LEWIS BE-3001 ROOFING

SIDING ~~

SAVE Jus AND PAINT BILLS.

ROOFING Mi TYPES

ER. NO MONEY DOWN. REAS. PL-9054

oie roof applied, repa‘red. Givens 1D-254 542

ROOFS, GUTTERS. GA.1522

SEPTIC 1 '_ TANKS

BOB'S SEPTIC TANKS — Ue Sanpas. repairing. Dry weil, sen:

outside toilets. AT-97

TERMITE UONTROL

UNITED TERMITE CONTROL

tion a FR-} T! NG

TINNER Gutters, down PiL-2928: pa arena

£ Es WA-x191 SEPTIL TANK

‘Sapte :Tanks, Dry Walls!

os hoi. tactory siudame repaired; sul set vice: ~RaTH

; modern ein an

pr Femoving ana mer by . ERING

Open Thursday Evenings

Until 8:30 P. M.

MONEY IN A HURRY

$25 to $500

FAMILY FINANCE, Inc.

612 Illinois Bldg. 313 Lemcke Bldg. MOORESVILLE—27 E. Main $t., Phone 61

hone For a Log

PL. 3434 FR. 3532

Im perial 5511

$150 to $2500 or More on Character or Auto Without Endorsers

Morris Pla

HO EAST WASHINGTON

CASH

LOAN ON YOUR CAR

MERIDIAN LOAN CO., INC. 820 N. Meridian

I™-3461.

Gd. trans.

LOANS

YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE

LIBERAL LOAN CO. 150 N. DEL. PERSONAL LOANS “FRIENDS INDEED" INLAND FINANCE GORP.

131 E. Market (ground fir.)

‘LOANS ON EVERYTHING SACKS BROS, 102 W. OHIO

SINCE 19502

Loans Di Watches, Jewelry, BR cyuns FAIRBANKS LOAN 00. 203 E. WASH SHINGTON _ Ou

~ PACIFIC FINANCE LOANS

200 Test Bldg., P 10 N penneviviia, iA-S

1109 Shelby St.

RENTALS

SLEEPING ROOMS 20 Hotels

KIRKWOQD SAFE — FIREPROOF *

HOTEL

357 E. WASH. ST. 100 Clean, Fireproof Rooms DR. O. A. NOLAND, Mar. Special Weekly Rates We cater to nice people only BE SAFE AND SLEEP SAFELY

SEMINOLE HOTEL

Private baths with shower, walking distance, * transient or low alex Tus soTEL ¥ L1-1498 920 Ala

FAIRGROUNDS Ho A wily

and weekly rates. HI-1763,

~ WILSON HOTEL

$7 and up sing) double. r Ee

fis "N NEW

CA-8474

ANTED good _locati

$10 and Clean rooms. Maid service. Minute walk to downtown. . Wayne Ave.

2] Walking Distance

CAPITOL, 18% 8. Rm adults. ‘No drank. T1osiaq nites

22 North

IRE rao, “uli Cu wl - Refined adults. WA2648 LLEGE, A for 1 Leon a Huo

CRLEOR Ry red South, fon) BH

DEL. N. 2324

beds. 1 water EosAr b eee ita

ing places near. P DELAWARE. 3078 N.—Clean: in Cy

Emp, Iady only.

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tance

room ert ian nea

beds; kit

tral car. TA

W. 34th, Or 2 girls,

23 East East

TAT, SFr re 3 sai Hot

VING call IR-9769,

N, cook, laund.

KEALING, 128 Gentleman.

LASALLE N., ] bath, gd. 6. p.m WALKIN

Mallory. New New York St,

OAKLAND N. ¥ Waren, EM) TECUM! : 1 near ba en

8 KR diabetics, me room, it s -12¢

(Cl

CHILD CARE home, 48th 4839.

Caters”

;

FANTS CAR HOME. DR’

. MOTHER'S ¢ C ) 378. Hiinots

under,

1013- Central

ANT or r chi

_ day or weekl WILL care for day or night EAST-—Care fo 6, yd., nour

my home. 14

29 Houseke

EMPLO'

Alabama, 70¢ ties furn., quit

HARRISON, 10 Newly paper LEXINGTON, ( $25 Mo. AT

T FOR 3 |

Rms., ki

an linen Ho el,

or oh

OHIO, 1102 E

11: e

v, entr, 1317; ite Sob

REE rent fo lderly man, ENN., 1844 apt., suitabl MPLE, N. 2 Frigidaire, p: VANDALIA, Call after 3

SERVICEMAN

home, kit. pi 12TH E.. ail | pL ‘gent.

604.

e ¥ Li: Rm, § 3 RMS, priv. water. Baby COLORED; 2 One child I

31 Wanted

SALES

Needs 3-bed double, in St. Up to $150 per A-21,

BUYER

Wife and cu bdrm. house, f improve prop Gemry, week d WANT a house ment before pay $49.50 mo 1 pup. 329% E

unfurn, house of city, LI-5

OWNER of sm

hous

Park. "BL. -3820. ADULTS desir

will redecor

9861 ext. 2108, NEED unfurn, Prefer East 8a m-4p n GENTLEMEN Catholic far Address Times

YOUNG cple. ,

HOUSE unfurt $60. ( p.m ' acl T1040

COUPLE and eed 4-rm, !

4-rm

YOUNG Lilly small apt. furn. Natives ¢

COUPLE with bedrm. hom ENGINEER, w for 2-, 3-bdr URGENT". yo __need unfurr CPL. 2 childr

Max. $50, re

SOME folks d we hope ¥¢ ELDERLY CP) q May 31. P VET. and fai _furn. hse. o

Let us eo f-town _¢

Realty Co., It

—————— 32 Moving

RENT NEW

Move Yo!

201 N. Ala WE CAN mo you don't !

34 Apts. |

IMMEDI

We are r

house: have

ALABAMA, 2

entr., adult

NCY N._Alabam