Suburbanite Economist from Chicago, Illinois • Page 9

SOUTHTOWN ECONOMIST, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1943 dddUdonaL RENTALS BISHOP, 6401, 2nd: 5 rooms, stove heat. Keys at 6410 Ashland ave. EMERALD, 7541; 1st floor; 3 rooms; $50 rno. Apply rear cott. Rad.

3038. ENGLEWOOD, 449; 3 bath. light furn. priv. gas, empl.

$15 wk. LAFLIN. G91C: 2 furn. hskpg. rooms: rear entrance.

Ph. GrovehiU 1 (i87. LOWE. 6414; 4 $14.50: 2 1 rm S5: priv. bath; adults.

PARNELL. 0549. 1st 3 priv. bath; gas, heat: priv. entrance.

PARNELL, 6937: 2 light real wall bed: pri. ba. adits. STEWART, 6106; 2nd; 3 well elec. $10 wk.

Eng. 2114. tJNION, 5845: complete home. 4 private bath; heat, gas, elec. Frigid- airc; $15 per week.

Englewood 2274. WENTWORTH. 6722; 1-rm. beaut. $32.50.

R.I.. trans. YALE, 0648: modern, newly furn. and dec. 214, 3H, 4 $60.

$05 $69: year's lease; good pref. mid-aged people. Good location for street car and R.R. men. R.I..

surface and Apply C449 Yale ave. YALE. 7025; 2 pleas, furn. quiet home: 2 closets: adults. YALE, 7111: 1 furn.

rm. shower; also 1V- rooms: also 2 slpg. rooms. 70TH 508; 2-room furn. $11 week: near and Rock Island.

79TH 624; 3 furn. rooms; encl. porch; gas, elec. and steam heat; also 2-room apartment. LEAVING city, defense work.

Must sell at once compl. furn. for 5 rms. Also must sublease apt. at 6359 apt.

1. Phone Wentworth 1613. 2 ROOMS and sleeping porch: steam heat, gas and light included; furn. or unfurn. Normal 2097 after 7 p.m.

FURNISHED 6-rm. stm. ht. Owner retains rm. Nor.

9136 aft. 6 p.m. Stores for Rent STORE, milk and good location; steam, low rent. Hem. 6858.

REAL ESTATE ApartmentsJFer Sale TODAY'S BEST INVESTMENTS We Help You Finance Your Purchase 2-Apt. fr. res. nr. 69th st 3.930 4-Apt.

h.w., nr. 8,030 4-Apt. nr. fi-Apt. sun 4 gar.

30-Apt. rent S4.S60. .820,000 32-Apt. gar $25,000 15-Apt. nr.

R.I..?2G,500 19-Apt. S. 79th. rent S9.800.$45.000 We Specialize in Apt. Building Sales NfEUBUURT 7520 Halsted St.

Stewart 2003. GD. RENTAL LOCATION Home Plus Five Apts. Residential type property, frame and stucco: 50-ft. front; 1st floor 5 rooms and bath, 2nd floor 3 2-room 3rd floor 2 3-room apts.

Four complete baths; stm. heat, 2-car garage. Rentals $171 month plus owner's o-roorn apt. Genuine bargain, $0.000. Furnishings 2nd and 3rd floors available at $1,000.

For appointment phone Normal 1200. SEE IT IT BE HAPPY IN IT! 2-APT. BRICK 5-3 rooms with 4-room basement apt. Located near 85th and Bishop. Close to Foster Park! 33x125 ft.

lot, 2-car garaee, steain heat, stoker: Rent. $1RO. Mo. rent. Ph.

Mr. Krueger for details. DONALD F. MOORE 7748 S. ASHLAND RADCLIFFE 7300.

HE'S IN THE ARMY NOW! Must sell at once deluxe Brainerd 3- apt. purchased only 1 year ago. Spent over $700 decorating own apt. Three 6- rm. apts.

each with 2 tile baths. 3-car brick sarage. Phone Mr. Bcatty. DONALD F.

MOORE 7743 S. ASHLAND RADCLIFFE 7300 THRIFTY BUYER This 2-apartment frame near Lindblom high school is for you! 50xl25-ft. lot: 4 and 5-room apartments: hot water heat; 2-car garage. Price $5,930. Phone Mr.

Sinclair. DONALD F. MOORE 7748 S. ASHLAND RADCLIFFE 7300 2-FLAT AND COTTAGE On Ige. lot, br.

5 6 h.w.ht., steel refrig. new It. fix. 5-rm. concrete furn.

bldg. excel immed. poss. 65th May. Estate must sell.

$2,500 bal. mo. i 206 W. 03rd st. Went.

0925. BEAT THIS IF YOU CANS Substantial, roomy, frame 2-apt. bldg. Excel, cond. Visitation parish.

All oak flrs. and finish. Arched drwys. lot. Hot wtr.

Normal 3076. BRICK 2-FLAT, NEAR 77TH AND HALSTED STS. Owner leaving town. First deposit gets this bargain. 30-ft.

lot. Steam heat with stoker. Rents $100 mo. Nor. 3670.

A HOME WITH INCOME 5 Rms. down. 3 rms. up. 2 baths; hardwood h.w.

2-car garage; near Lindtalom; $1,500 down. $4,500. PETER BAUM CO. 1517 W. 63rd St.

Hemlock 4700. 2-apartment: steam heat. Near Hamilton Park. per year. Price one-half cash.

LAKE 2-STORY BRICK APT. 10225 Racine; and rooms; steain heat: insulated: Venetian blinds: 2-car A-l cond. Near R.I. $10.000. For appointment call Hemlock 7900.

INVESTMENT BARGAIN Corner building. 2-story: store and 3 flats. Income $100 mo. 50-it. lot.

Near 71st-Halsted. Price $5.500. Wierenga Ottenhoff, i Halsted. Stewart NEAR Cor. 18-flat.

A small units. I i i a refrig. table top stoves, excel, cond. Will accept 7900. APT.

BARGAIN 4104 Emci aid ave 7 and 8 rooms, ht, 1st, 50 ft. lot. good immed $4.500. Hem. 790(1.

THIS 2-flat brick is in excellent condition; 2 furnaces. and room.s; earage; near 70tn and i $6200. Sack a U527 Halsted st. Phone Wenlworth i 1H-1. 2-Flat brick.

5 and stm. heat with stoker; encl. porchc-5; i Only $9.000. Ac! now. Hemlock 2-FLAT brick, and 0 rooms; steam; 2-Car brick garage; price 750; near 81st and Green sts.

Morrison, 7925 Halsted st. Phone Triangle 7200. BEVERLY 2-flat, rooms; steam heat, oil burner; tile bath; garage, side drive. Rent $72.50 per flat. Price $13 500.

Phone Cedarcrest 0650. 2-FLAT brick. 5 and 6 rooms; Ashland and G3rd st. district. Priced for quick sale, $7,000.

Phone University 6706 for appointment. MUST sell 5 and 6-rm. 2-flat with extra rm. and bath on 3rd: arched doors, hdwd. trim; 2-car nr.

68th-Ada. Only $4.950: trms. Rad. 0167-Gro. 3456.

2-FLAT, 6 and fi rooms, 3-car brick SIst-Peoria; $11,500. terms. Morrison. Halsted. Triangle 7200.

BEAUTIFUL 2-apt. Move in May 1. Large lot. Tbl. top Nr.

Wabash and 7 S5.00O: and r. fiOth- Harvard includes striker, cabinet i cabinet sjnk. Radcliffe A I rms. and 3-car gar Near Pi SIT, MOO. Act quick.

I.ast one. 2-FLAT brick, i and fi rooms; w.ht.: near Ogden Park. Can easily make add. Price" S7.OOO Beverly s.lfKV 2-FLAT 79th-Singamon: fi anri rms von. bimds.

2 2 Ra NO Rose'land; -1-flat brk four tm. stkr. cash. Rpv S. 'near xc.

end. 115.000. Ced. 0650 REAL ESTATE Houses for Sale SAY AH-H-H-H when you see this octagon front 5-rm. brick bungalow at the low price of We did--for it's a buy! Arched doors, canvas walls, tile wall bath, enam.

Ige. bdrms. $1,000 dn. handles. $43 mo.

FHA. Ph. Mr. Sinclair. DONALD F.

MOORE 7748 S. RADCLIFFE 7300 COHNER BRICK BUNGALOW IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Near C4th-Fairfleld; 5 steel bdrm. windows, also storm windows; Sanitas walls in glzd. rear furnace fit. (gas Bred, cost $125 yr).

Fine trees, lawn, shrubs 2-car gar. Rep. 5000. JOHN MCCARTHY co. fi310 South Western Avenue Substantial Resftoee Stone found.

10 beau, rooms, oak hot air heat. lot. 2-car garage. Choice Englewood loc. Near G3rd st.

Ideal for Ige. family or rooming house. Owner must sell and will deliver for $0.000 if you act quick. Normal 3C76. NEAR 94th and Loomis sis.

Large 6- room brick bungalow. Garage. 50x 125-foot lot. Quick sale price $7,500. 100TH PL.

near Prospect ave. 8-room frame resider.ce. Garage. 50-ft. lot.

Furnace, oil heat. Price $7.250. JAMES H. RYAN CO. 1546 W.

95th St. Beverly 5747 ANOTHER GD. COTTAGE 4-room frame, furnace heat, 2 bedrooms, enclosed rear porch; new roof; very good condition; near 72nd and Hermitage. By appointment only. LAKE.

REPUBLIC 9500. EASY S6th and Lowe 8 rm. frame house, furnace heat, 2-car 50-ft. lot; slpg. can be conv.

into 2-fla't; R.I. and surf, line S700 down. LAKE REPUBLIC 9500. THIS owner is going into the army Sunday; must sell this cottage today. light rooms, hot water heat, stoker; modern plumbing; arched doorways: worth a lot more than $4,500.

Sack Realty, 6527 Halsted. Wentworth 7464. LOWER THAN RENT -Rm. frame cottage, $900 down, $28.93 furnace 1 extra finished rm. in attic; nr.

63rd-Western. Pr. $4.750. LAKE. REPUBLIC 9500.

CHARMING BRAINERD BUNGALOW Large i-rm. oct. frt. entrance: h.w. white tile bath, new roof, also insulated; Ige.

lot with space on both sides. Hurry--tomorrow may be too late. Price $9.000. Cedarcrest 1301. A COTTAGE, $4,000 Near 57th and Elizabeth.

5 and 4 rooms. 2-car garage. Call Mr. Ross. S.

A. VAN DYK HALSTED BOULEVARD 3300 NEW Beverly Hills 6-room brick residence; air-conditioned; tile baths. Sll.OOO. Bargain. 6-room brick bungalow, tile baths, garages, new roof; Rock Island.

Medora. Beverly 6155. Open For Inspection 2 To 4 8904 S. Winchester: 5-rm. brick 2 bedrooms up: hot air heat; insulated; earage.

Lot 50x125. $1.400 down, bal. $47 mo. incl. taxes.

Ph. Hemlock 7900. POSSESSION MAY 1 Dandy brick bungalow, 0 rooms and 1 up: steam vac. vap. oak trim and floors; A-l cond.

29-ft. lot. Gar. 73rd- Ada. Price $8,500.

Wierenga Ottenhoff, 7110 Halsted st. Stewart 5687. G-ROOM BRICK HOME On large lot. near 63rd and Damen; all light new heating plant; high, dry bsmt. Priced to sell; $1,500 down.

PETER BAUM CO. 1517 W. 63rd St. Hemlock 4700. 6-ROOM COTTAGE Beau, home with mod.

bath, oak ivory trim, arches, lovely 3 nice bedrooms: cement block foundation, furnace: garage. Near 72nd-Elizabeth. Under market at $5.250. Normal 1200. $500 GETS YOU POSSESSION of well located 6-rm.

cottage with 4- rm. apt. in bsmt. Oak laundry tubs; stove heat; garage. Near 84th and Morgan sts.

Phone Normal 1200. 8-RM. brk. residence: must sacrifice to close estate; hot water heat. 2-car garage.

40-foot lot; $1,300 cash, balance FHA. Near ORth and Peoria sts. Dankers. 7020 Racine. Stewart 3125.

VICTORY GARDEN AND A HOME 5-Room bungalow, 70-foot lot, large garden space, 2-car garage, side drive; close to schools and bus transportation. Price $6.000. Mattson. Cedarcrest 1300. ONLY $5,250 5-Room brick bungalow, furnace heat; enclosed porches.

Near 58th-Homan. ACT NOW! PHONE HEMLOCK 8300. NEAR 55TH AND ALBANY Mod. brk. 5 down, 1 up; h.w.

mod. mcl. 2-car brk. Ivg. city; sac.

$0,250. Arrow Realtv. 5O03 Kedzie. Hem. 21S1.

4 NEW HOMES 6 rooms; gas heat; tile bath; 2 fireplaces; recreation room; poss. immed. 99th and Campbell. Owner. Bev.

7600. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 3-rm. cozy home with all and paid for; gar. Price $2,500. Marquette Park.

Macke. Prospect 3140. MT. GREENWOOD; 5-rm. frame encl.

porch; asbestos siding; full furnace; garage, side drive. Low taxes. Price $3.900. Beverly 8509. 2-STORY brick residence, 6 rooms, Evergreen Park.

Modern in every respect. Possession at once. McKeown. and California. COZY COTTAGE.

$3.800 cem. asbestos Siding; oak new i 2-car possession. Nr. Olst-Halsted. Nor.

HOME with income, 10-room furnished. Tile kitchen, new cabinet sink. 2 baths. Lot 40x190. Side dr.

2-car gar $6.500. Owner. 0.144 Yale. Eng. 3854.

5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. $4,950 Choice Gresham location, nrd. attic. wide lot. easy terms; no financing expfnse.

Normal MOVE right this frame residence is near St. Bernard's school and church. Furnace heat. Price onlv $3.950. Sack Really.

0527 Halsted M. Wen. 7404. TRADE DEAL Priced Right 7-Rm. brk.

nr. Arrow Realty. i Hem. 2101. MOD.

6-room brick bungalow, encl. porch, furnace. 2-car saratrc. near 71st and Carpenter sts. A RicklerhofT.

7O37 S. Hals ted Triangle Tlir, HOME WANT We have it or i find i Phono or sec O'DONNELL'S REAL ESTATE 1141 W. 9 St. a 1200. R-ROOM BUNGALOW 72ND NEAR ASHLAND.

$5,250 New roof, insulated, air conditioned Ige. airy: gar. Rad. 6601. PRICE REDUCED TO Mod.

oct. brick bungalow, 5 gd. nr. ISrd-Homan. Hem.

2101. 5-RM. brk. tile bath; nr. I.e.

sta. rms weather strip; larpe lot. 2- car nr. 89th st. RadclifTo 0602.

MORGAN 6-rm. brk. extra a i gar. a schl'. $6500 to settle estate.

Ccd. 122i 4-RM. home, for 4 mme rms- and scrnd. front and rear pchs S2.750 McKeown. 95th and Cab form a.

FRAME cottage, 5 stove nr. 69th-Peoria. Price S2.750. Wierenea Ottenhoff, 7110 Halsted. 5687.

6-ROOM brick bunsalow, Wolcott nr. Barton school: steam hea 2-car ga rage Radcliffe 3020. MR. 7 h.w. 2-car.

a TROY 108O1; (i-rm. house: terms. Morrison, 7925 Halsted. Tri 7200. (i-RM.

brk. nr. Stt-Aberdeen. St. Kilian's: gar.

$5. 250. Rad. 3080 8-RM. frm.

cor. h.w. 1 '4 baths. 6759 Ada st. brick hot $7.200.

terms. 31 12 Thrpop fi-RM. V-rk. buns lot 33'ix I 2 On1 3' S5.050; terms. Rep.

1022 h.v.-. ser Justine, after WILL pay cash for 2, 4 or 6-flat brick, steam or stove heat. Wentworth 0688. hrk burie nr. con.

exchg. for 2-flat. Rad. 3020. REAL ESTATE Lots for N.W.

cor. 102nd-Francisco, 40x125: water, el. L. Genuine snap at $350. McKeown.

95th and California. Suburban for Sale MOD. 5-room house, hot water fireplace, Ige. poultry house and gar. Lot 120x125.

Grapes, i trees. 9UOH Memmac. Oak Lawn. LOOK! 3 acres fine soil, near I.C.. outside town' $75 down.

$15 mo. See Trembly. Governor's hgwy. and Business Property for Sole SMALL printing office for sale. Phone Beverly 1585.

to Exchange Reel Estate WANT Chicago property for farm on Lincoln highway nr. Joliet; 2 small buildings, 1 rented at $20 also chicken house and storage house: electricity in buildings: assume reasonable mortgage. Write D-S8, Southtown Economist. 728 W. Goth St.

Real Estate Loans 1ST mtg. loans on South side realty; 4 1 to individual investors. Narten Realtv, 6829 Halsted. Abe. 2231.

1ST mortgages wanted. 4 to 4 Butcher and Boehm, 8656 Ashland. Wanted Real Estate WTD. to buy cash if desired, 2 or 3- apt. gd.

gd. rent, bet. C3rd 79th, Halsted Kedzie. State full particulars. Priv.

party. Wr. D-75. Southtown 728 W. 65th st.

OWNERS! WILL BUY QUICK Have cash for home or 2-flat bld.S. nr. work at 59th-Western; possession April 8. Phone Normal 3768. Cash buyers for real estate.

PETER BAUM CO. 1517 W. 63rd St. Hemlock 4700. WANTED, house or 2-flat.

frame or brick, south of 9oth st. Write D-37, Southtown Economist, 725 W. 65th st. bung, or 2-flat so. of 76th near Ashland or Racine: cash.

Rad. 3020. ALBERT L. JOHNSON. 1102 W.

79th. HAVE all cash: cottage, bung, or 2- flat. Phone Gro. 345G or Rad. fll(i7.

PAY cash for 6-rm. bung, or frame cott. nr. 71st-Loomis. Hem.

2162. WANTED. 5 or 6-rm. brick priv. owner.

Phone Pullman 8,568. eves. WE sell, trade, city, resort, farm. prop. Palmquist.

10439 Morgan. Bev. 8509. USED CARS--Automotive Used Cars for Sale BUICK '39, 4-dr. gd.

tires; will take trade. Hem. 3S44. CHRYSLER, '38. 4-dr.

good cond. 6252 Aberdeen. Phone Eng. 0712. DODGE.

1936, new paint, x-ery good tires; runs good. 6544 Halsted. FORD, '37, Tudor: radio and heater; good $135. 6316 California. FORD, 1936.

coupe; radio, good tires; clean. Peterson. Stewart 4935. LAFAYETTE, 5 gd. tires; as is, $40.

55 W. 76th 2nd floor. '37, sedan; gd. mech. clean: radio, heater.

Triangle 8534. PLYMOUTH, 1941. 5-pass. deluxe A-l good tires, radio, heater. cash.

Ph. Grovehill 1852. 1937, late deluxe coupe; good $150. 7851 Loomis. Ryder.

'36, gd. ex. tires, new htr. 7712 May, aft. 6:30.

Wanted Automotive HIGHEST prices paid for old cars and trucks. 5945 Wentworth. Nor. 1102. I need car.

Act quick. Want '37 Pontiac. Have $150. Eng. 5390.

LEGAL NOTICES OFFICIAL PUBLICATION CHICAGO CITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Statement of Resources and Liabilities of the CHICAGO CITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY located at S15 W. G3rd Chicago. 111., at the close of business on the 31st day of December. 1942.

as shown by the a a report made by the said corporation as a company, to the A i of Public Accounts of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law. Resources. Cash and due from B5 Outside checks and other cash items 33.524.40 United States Government obligations, direct or fully a a 17,923,477.75 Other bonds, stocks and securities 757.256.17 Loans and discounts 7.438.459.21 Overdrafts 1.212.65 Banking house 656,183.07 Other resources 165.016.67 Grand Total Resources.S44.076.372.57 Liabilities. Capital stock 800.000.00 Surplus 1,000,000.00 Undivided Profits 303,146.80 Reserve accounts 135,365.70 Demand deposits 22.353.088.01 Time deposits 18.795,479.77 Due to banks, 174.723.60 Total of deposits: Secured by pledge of loans or investments Not secured by pledge a a i t- ments 37.707.972 11 a posits 38 Dividends a i S.SR9.00 Other liabilities 507.t.rt!).69 Grand Total 1.07G.072.57 a Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities. Loans a investments pledged: U.

S. Government obligations direct fully i i a i a 0.149.000.00 bonds, stocks and securities GR.000.00 Total Pledged (rxclud- ing re-discounts). 6.215.000.0O Pledged: Against UV S. Government and postal savings deposits 4.415.000.00 Against deposits of Trust Department 1,300.000.00 i A i i of Public Accounts to a i for (he Exercise of Fiduciary powers 500 OOU 00 Orath AYERS Arthur Kichard Aycrs, 11118 Artesian hut-band of Eileen and father of A. Richard, and Mrs.

Marshall E. Brown. Services at 3 p.m. today. Resting chapel, 1971 W.

st. Burial Mt. Greenwood. BENNINGER--Charles A. Benninger, 9049 Damen brother of Clara E.

Bennmyer. Services held yesterday under the auspices of Normal Park lodge No. 797, A.F. and A.M. Burial Cincinnati.

DAMROW--Elizabeth Damrow, 6137 Damen of Otto, mother of Mary Maxwell and William Damrow. sister of the late William and Thomas Gehring. Services held yesterday. Burial St. Mary.

DRAPANES--Constantine C. Drapanes, 5000 Princeton son of Charles, brother of Emanuel and Mrs. Marie Riordan Services at 1 p.m. today from chapel, G237 Normal to St. Constantine church.

61st st. and Michigan ave. Burial Evergreen. FEMINELLA John Femmella, 1702 W. G9th husband of Mary, father of Josephine.

Connie, Philomena. Joseph and Nick. Services at 9 a.m. tomorrow from residence to St. Thomas the Apostle church.

st. and Kimbark ave. Burial Holy Sepulchre. FENNELL Margaret Fennell. 793!) Elizabeth sister of the late Nellie Fennell.

aunt of the late Mrs. Mary Brown. Services held Monday. Burial Mt. Olivet.

GONSCH--Joseph Frank Gonsch, jf.9 Justine husband of the late Martha, father ol Edward Gonseh, Claire and Margaict Mayer and toe late Martha Siebert. Joseph Gonseh Jr. and Louise Smith. Services held Mo'nday. Burial St.

Mary. HANLON--Timothy E. Hanlon. nob Union husband of the late Catherine father of Edward, Thomas, Timothy. Mary and the late Catherine and Loretta Rugen.

sister of Catherine Galway. Services at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow from late residence to St. Leo r-hureh. Burial Holy Seoulcnie.

HANRAHAN Florence Hanrahan, S020 Wolcott wife 01 Officer John T-, mother of Mrs. Alice drick, Mrs. Florence Mikso and the late John and Marion Hanrahan, grandmother of Alice Jane Kendrick and Jack Mikso, sister of Nellie McCormick, Mrs. Mayme Rulo, Mrs. Alice Klar, Mrs.

Pearl Leahy and Mrs. Lillian Goodwin. Services held yesterday. Burial Mt. Carmel.

HICKEY--Bridget Hickey, 1152 W. 70th wife of the late John, mother of Ann Thorpe, Eileen and the late William Hickey, sister of Mrs. Mary Foley. Services at 9 a.m. today from resid'ence to St.

Sabina church. Burial Holy Sepulchre- HURD--Card W. Kurd, 5354 Wentworth husband of Evelyn father of James. W. and Card, brother of Mrs.

F. B. Markle and Mrs. B. McCardell.

Services held Monday. Burial Oak Hill. JOHNSON--Mae Johnson, wife of the late Frank, mother of Mellor, sister of John David Frank B. and Robert J. Evans, Alice Deuhn and Catherine Toner.

Services at 8:45 a.m. today from chapel, 5438 Halsted to St Columbanus church. Burial Calvary. KELLY--John B. Kelly, 9948 Green husband of Ive Grill Kelly, father of Joan and Donald, son of the late Michael and Margaret, brother of Thomas.

Grace Wright. Lester and Edith Frederking. Services held yesterday. Burial St. Mary.

K1LROY--Margaret Bray Kilroy, 7318 Wabash wife of the late James mother of the Rev. Edward, Rose Moran. Agnes Knight. Grace Ezerskis and Margaret Kilroy. Services at 10 a.m.

tomorrow from chapel, 31S t. 71st to St. Columbanus church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. LIEBE--Catherine Liebe.

5553 Christiana mother of August, grandmother of Lilah Mae. Anna Belle, Bonnie Jane and Calvin. Services held Monday. Burial Fairmount. LOTTI--Sandrina Lotti, 1320 W.

73rd wife of the late Lorenzo, mother of Oscar, Catherine Salteri. Mary Ward and Paul. Services held Monday. Burial Mt. Carmel.

MAGNUSON--Gustav Magnuson, 7841 Bishop husband of Signe, father of Stanley and Donald, grandfather of Robert, brother of Klaus, Mrs Gust Swanson and Mrs. Walter EbbesOn. Services held yesterday. Burial Oak Hill niii. -MARTIN Frederick Martin, 6155 Morgan husband cf the late Lena, father of Louise Severin, Charles and Ernest Martin.

Services held yesterday Burial Oak Lawn. MESCALL Catherine Farnell s.ster of the late Ellen Mescall. Services held Monday. Burial St. Mary.

MOORE--Daniel Moore, 87in Carpenter retired battalion chief, husband of Maud McNally Moore, a of a a a i Long. Eleanor Conrad, Kathermc MjHcy Rua Prendcrgast and Melody McCormick. Services held a Burial St. Mary. Member of Retired Firemen association.

CVBRIEN Elizabeth O'Brien. Morgan st wife of William of Mrs. Dora Thief en. Serv- at U) a today from chapel 6Jrd and a a ave. M.

Orth. Albany a of Mathilda and A nust si-tcr of Harold. Services at 3 today at chapel, 624.1 Kedzie ave. Burial Mt. Hope.

SCHROEDER- Henry Schroeder. 8211 Wolcott husband A a father of Mary Caspar and All Blaeser. Services held Monday. Burial St. Boniface SMITH Edward W.

Smith 5419 Marshfield husband of the late Celia, father of Robert, son of Martha Bywater and the late Edward Smith, brother of Joseph and Staff Sgt. George Smith US army. Services held Monday. Burial Holy Sepulchre. STUCKEY Mary L.

Sutckey, 6743 Union wife of Alex mother of Louise Williams, grandmother of Richard and Edwin Williams. Services at 2 p.m. today at Emerald Avenue Presbyterian church. Burial Mt. Hope.

WILLIAMSON--Alice A. Williamson, 7342 Paul'na st mother of Ella Kester and Edna Colsten. crandmother of Harry W. Kester. Walter.

Russell and Robert Colsten. Services held yesterday. Burial Mt. Hope- Total Pledeed fi.215,000 00 of I i i of Cook. ss.

i a i one ot the a a i officers, and Sigurd R. A and Chester Kulp, two of tJif director; of the CHrCAG-O CITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, a co.poration of the State ot Illinois, being severally sworn, each upon his oath states: That he makes this affidavit for the purpose of complying with the require- rnpnts of Sections 9 and 10 of Act of the General Assembly of the State of Illinois, i "An Act tfc provide for and reeulate the a i i a i of trusts by comp lies." That tlie foregoing report of the said corporal oii on the aforementioned date, is true and correct -n all respects to the best of Ins knowledge and belief, and that he ha examined the assets and books of the said company for the purpose of a me said statement MF.RRITT W. A SIGURD R. ANDERSON. CHESTER W.

KULP, Suh'-crshrd and sworn to before me Mv, da .) a 1943 FRED A. CALANDRA, (Seal) Notary Public. Physical Fitness Course for Women Is Offered at Two Series of Classes Will Open at Englewood Unit February 15 and 16. An eight-week physical fitness course is being offered for women at the Englewood Y.M.C.A., 6545 Union starting February 15 and 16. One course will be offered on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10 'til 11:30 starting February 16; the other course will be in the evenings, Monday and Wednesday, from 7:30 until 8 and will start on February 15.

Series of Exercises. Both courses will be offered Miss Mary Finney, women's physical director, and will start with a series of tests that measure flexibility, endurance, balance, agility, strength and posture. A series of exercises will be included which meets the needs of individuals in the class shown by the tests. The Englewood is cooperating with the war emergency in offering physical fitness classes to encourage the women of Southtown to build up their health and stamina to meet the demands made upon them. Other Sports Offered.

participating in the eight-week course may also make -use of the swimming, volleyball and badminton groups offered for women at the Mrs. Lester Yeadon, 6440 Union former president of the Englewood Y.M.C.A. Mothers' club, has been succeeded by Mrs. Herman Winegge, 257 W. 48th newly-elected president.

Mrs. Paul Hanley is vice-president and chairman of the program committee; Mrs. Lamar Jones is secretary and Mrs. Hattie Zwart, treasurer. MORE ABOUT WAAG Training (Continued from Page 1) I held in civilian life," said the lieutenant, "is that I'm looking after the women under me 24 hours a day, instead of eight." Before she was assigned to Fort Sheridan--she -wears the blue and white six-pointed cog-wheel emblem of the sixth service command on her shoulder--Lieutenant Leonard trained basic auxiliaries at Fort Des Moines.

Ninety per cent of the WAAC applicants sign up for oversea? service, according to Lieutenant Leonard. "The WAAC.s who have been sent overseas to date arc stenographers, secretaries and bilingual telephone operators," she One of the mopt popular WAAC a i i school? if motor corps, the Southtowner de-- ciarerl. It's hard work--means driving a truck or a ieep, and looking after it as well with much of the driving done in night convoys, but that doesn't seem to make any difference to the applicants." SUFFERS BURNS. Mrs. Luella School, 6438 Harvard a kitchen helper at Englewood hospital, was burned on her arms and her chest when a urn exploded in the kitchen rf tho hospital early Saturday morning.

(Continued from Page 7) individual high single game scores with 259. A Starr is second with 247. Behrend Hardware by virtue of its two wins over the Hickory Hills Golf club in the Evergreen Sports league February 2 maintains its lead in this circuit. The Cameron's Fried Chicken team is in second a full game behind the leaders. Cameron's won but one game against Kaden's Department store, but won the series total with 2,617 to 2,594.

High scores of the week went to Dick Kumke of the Cooper Jarrett team, with a 619 series; Louis Sajdak, Illinois Interior Finish, a 633; N. Hayes of the Jones and Cleary Roofing company team, a 608; Bruno Krohn, Local 753, a 601, and Charles Niemann, Tinley Park, a 616. The Southtown Birmingham Restaurant a Geijer teams swept through to three game victories in the Little Flower league Friday. The league, which has been in operation three weeks, has four teams tied for first place with a record of six wins and three defeats. They are Brady Morticians, Birmingham Restaurant, Alderman O'Hallaren-'s a Geijer Bootery teams.

A 569 series rolled by Catherine Coyle in the Bruck's Ladies Major league last week stood as the high series in league competition. Catherine was followed by Marge Brown who had 537, Mada Leddin who had 531, Gertrude McCauley who had 530, Marge Roethel who had 512 and Florence Baker who had 507. The Stengel Florist five won two games from Nehlsen Dairy, and the Englewood Electric Supply company won three from Phil Smidt and Son. This juggled the team standings and places the Electric Supply team two games behind the Florists who head the circuit. BIRTHDAY GIFT.

Mrs. Gustave Nelson, 6338 Laflin remembered her husband's birthday a week ago last Wednesday evening with a gift and an elaborate birthday cake. Southtown Churches PROM CHAIRMAN (Continued from Page 4) gram at 10 a.m. Sunday. Junior church services will be held by children under 12 years of age at 11 a.m.

when church worship services also will be held. The Rev. James H. Bryars will speaK on "Man's Soul." Vesper services will begin at 5 p.m. with Dr.

Bruce Wilson, general secretary ol the American Missions of the United Presbyterian church, appearing as speaker. Grace Lutheran. Boy Scouts of Grace Lutheran church, 70th st. and Union will be honored guests at Boy Scout anniversary services at 8 p.m. Friday and 10:45 a.m.

Sunday in the church. Annunciation Episcopal. Holy communion will be celebrated at 7:45 a.m. Sunday in Annunciation Episcopal church, 7816 Lowe ave. Church school wilJ assemble at 9:45 a.m.

and worship services will begin at 11 a.m. Bethel Lutheran. "Watchfulness" will be the subject of a sermon by the Rev. C. Emil Bergquist, pastor of Bethel Lutheran church, 6200 Peoria at the 10:45 a.m.

service Sunday. South Side Gospel. Evangelistic revival services will take place at 7:45 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in South Side Gospel center, 1142 W. 69th st.

The guest speaker Sunday will be the Rev. E. A. Hollenbeck, who will have the topic, "The Weeping Evangelist." Salem Evangelical. "Miracles" is the subject of a sermon which the Rev.

Hermann E. Koenig will preach Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. service of Salem Evangelical church, 6824 Emerald ave. First Reformed Presbyterian. Peter a a author of "Twelve Years Under Dictatorship" and authority on Soviet Russia, will appear as speaker tomorrow at 7:45 p.m.

in First Reformed church, 66th pi. and Normal blvd. First Spiritual. A service plaque will be dedicated to members in the armed forces at an 8 p.m. service Sunday in First Spiritual Church ol Divinity, 8028 Green st.

Mrs. Freda Brown will be the speaker. Dedication ceremonies will be conducted by Bob Evans camp No. 76, Spanish War Veterans. Midweek musical services will be held tomorrow and every Thursday at 8 p.m.

by the Ladies' Aid society. Covenant Baptist. With the Rev. Paul missionary from the Belgian Congo, as guest speaker, services will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday in Covenant Baptist church, 60th st.

and Normal blvd. A missionary from Nigeria, the Rev. H. L. i be the guest speaker at the 7:45 p.m.

service. Immanucl Ev. and Reformed. "Letter to the Church at Philadelphia" will be the serrnon-sub- ject on which the Rev. H.

J. Schick will speak al the 10:45 a.m. service Sunday in Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed church, 70th st. and Michigan ave. Sacred Science.

The Rev. N. Willctte will speak on "Operation of the Law" at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Sacred Science church, 6835 Halsted st. Junior leaguers will meet at 1 p.m.

Saturday. At 8:30 p.m. a game party will be held. There will be open house, from noon to 10 p.m. tomorrow.

Psychic Research. Song services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday by the National Psychic Research society in St. Paul church, 66th pi. and Blackstone ave.

At the 3 p.m. worship service, Edgar Struever will speak on "Our Faith in America" and new members will be received. Harry Krumpolz Takes Radio Training in Miami Harry Arthur Krumpolz, 21 years old, son of Mrs. Matilda Krumpolz, 5150 Wells is receiving advanced radio training ai Miami, where he is stationed as a petty officer, third class. Mr.

Krumpolz, a graduate of Lindblom high school, completed his radio course at the University of Chicago in January. He enlisted in the navy in August. BACK AT WORK. Catherine Dillon, 6333 Laflin who suffered a broken collar bone eight weeks ago has returned to her place of employoment. Her brother, Pvt.

Stanley J. Dillon, St. Francis Barracks, gieet- jngs lo his many friends in Ogden Hill Wednesday. Beyond the Usual In Webster's dictionary a mortician defined "profewional undertaker trained to care for the bodies of the dead." this mechanical training more required. Mr.

C. S. Kelly and hii suff have constant courtesy, genuine tact and understanding. In vowr hour of bereavement qualities are appreciated even more than the beauty of their Chapel, the perfection of their limousines OT the quality their Our ChtfHlt ATI An Con4ittent4 C.S.KELLY I I A WIMTWOKTM ATB. --economist 11010 Virginia Fokorny, 7713 W.

65th u'ill be one of the chairmen arranging the senior-junior prom of the Lourdes high school to be held Friday evening in the Crystal ballroom of the Shoreland hotel. Other chairmen are Janice Jerrain. 6234 Kilpatrick and Virginia Kasprzak, 3537 Honore st. MORE ABOUT Kids' Gardens (Continued from Page 1) Dunham said, so that water for sprinkling will be available. It is also planned to give packets to the children at cost.

Where the soil is unusually heavy, the park district will plow the plots for the youngsters. "Sympathetic volunteer leadership is necessary to make these school gardens successful," said Mr. Dunham. "The park district is ready to provide plots for as many as 30,000 children, but we are asking that the plots be restricted to grammar school children in grades 5 to 8 inclusive. Younger children can join their older brothers or sisters and help with a plot instead of carrying the whole responsibility themselves.

Gardeners Need Help. "Young people beyond the grammar school age limit might exercise their gardening inclination to better advantage by seeking employment i nearby suburban truck gardeners and farmers who are in dire need of The park district hopes the men and women volunteers will have garden or farm experience. Persons interested are asked to telephone Harrison 5252, the park district office. A i we meet with reasonable success in this project." Mr. Dunham said, "these 30,000 gardens will produce not less than 900 tons of fresh vegetables.

The economic contribution, however, is only a part of the benefits. If we can create a love of gardening in so large a number of the city's school children, will be building men and women who will make sure Chicago remains the leading garden city of the world." Experts Will Cooperate. Co-operating in the projects are numerous garden and horticultural organizations, including the Garden Club of Illinois, the Men's Garden club of Chicago and the garden department of the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs. The plan as outlined by the OCD Victory garden department provides not only for responsible adult leadership for groups, but also for parental approval and responsibility for keeping the plot in presentable condition. Victory garden chairman will cooperate i the school children's projects in each community.

BREAKS ANKLE IN FALL. Gerald Williams, 7239 Claremont fractured his left ankle last week when he slipped and fell on the ice in the 7200 block on Claremont. SSouthtowners Have Paintings in National Exhibit Work of Hall, Wallin and Valles on i a at Loop Store. Paintings of three Southtownors are on display at the sixth annual nation-wide exhibit of Swedish- American art in the galleries-of the Club Women's bureau at Mandel Brothers' store. The exhibit will be open until Saturday, February 20.

Thomas Hall, 5853 Halsted winner of the 1942 purchase prize, is showing a painting, "Streets of Placerdale," depicting houses along 119th and Morgan sts. Hall's winning painting of last year, a Wisconsin landscape, has been sent to an art gallery in Sweden. Carl E. Wallin, 8019 Wabash has on exhibit two paintings entitled "Frost Fantasy" and "Wet Snow." The "Frost Fantasy" is a Winter scene with a woman in the oackground portraying the character Frost. "Wet Snow" is a scene of snow in the mountains.

The other exhibit by a South- towner is a water color, View." by Alfa Hellgren Valles, 703 W. 62nd st. In telling how he painted the -Streets ot Placerdale," Hall said thn soon after he set up his easel I in the field across the street he was surrounded by a group of boys, members of the Placerdale Athletic club. They told him he was occupying their baseball dia- mon, but since they like to watch him paint, they decided they could play baseball any time, and left him undisturbed. Since then, Hall said, he has painted about 75 different scenes of the same neighborhood, and has been elected president of the boys' athletic club.

Thirty-two artists from the Chicago area, and 14 from 11 different states, are exhibiting paintings at the art show. HAVE YOUR ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner Checked NO CHARGE factory itlll available. Ph. PROSPECT 2907 MORE ABOUT Mrs. Hosking (Continued from Page 1) bomb had gone through the roof.

Mrs. Hosking has two nephews in the war. One is in India and the other is in the RAF. "I hope he's flying over Germany right now," she said. A brother in Plymouth works in the shipyards there, and a sister, who now lives with her mother, was evacuated from Gibraltar early in the war.

Mr. Hosking, a machinist, has given blood three times at the Red Cross plasma center. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hosking are naturalized American citizens.

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