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SOUTHTOWN ECONOMIST, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1941 11 i II II-i -Economist Want Ads REAL ESTATE' for CORNER 6-APT. Near 78th Marshfield. Consisting of three 4's three 3's. Rent S28r, pel- month. Price only S20.000.

Terms. SEE OR CALL W. J. DERBY BUSCH BROS. U25JW.

79th St Radcliffe 2-100 THIS WON'T LAST LONG 2-FLAT BRICK $4,950 5-6 rooms, steam heat, stoker: arched doorways, etc. Near 09th st. stores, schools. Owner leaving Dec. 20.

Phfcne us. Hemlock A 3-APT. AT $1,000 CASH Near 82nd Anthonv. three 5's. oot.

front, modern about 11 vrs. old. well maintained. Trust AS PAYMENTS ON BALANCE John McCarthy. w.

Rep. 4 rooms: -IV. times rent Peoria south of 79th st. 15-FLAT. 2.

3 rooms, mod. 5 times rent. South of 79th. Near the Lake. 6-FLAT.

four two A-l cond. 7G41 Union ave. $13.750. Morrison. 7925 Halsted.

Triangle 7200. BRICK 2-FLAT, $3,950 Widow needs cash, must sell before December 10. Price cut from S4.300 to S3.930. Oak floors, fireplaces, elazed rear porches. 4935 S.

Wells. Phone Normal 3(i7(i. HOME AND INCOME v2-apt. frm excel, 5-5 stove full bsmt Nr. $3.106.

EDWIN JOHNSON 3251 W. fiSrd St. Prospect 9163 HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! 2-flat. 5 5. oct.

front. 11 years old. Steam heat. Arches. Built-in olumbing.

30-foot lot. All for $7.150 Terms. PETER BAUM CO. 1517 W. G3rd St.

Hemlock 4700 2-APT BRICK, $7,000 150 W. 74th st. Mod. G-rm. Blazed porches, stm.

substantial const. Not many like this left. FHA terms. Dana Radcliffe 1500 2-FLAT BRICK $9,000 Near 79th Ashland. Will trade for bxme.

or cottase. Call Sayre. Ren. 2030. Norman Gever Inc.

Ashland MOD. brk. 3-aot. and SI 1.900; ea. 5 Ise.

tile baths: 12 yrs. old. 7149 Western. BUSSE. Hem.

3900. 5-RM. 2d apt. ptly. little cash will make home, inc of S50: Morgan Park Rltv.

Co Bev. 0500. LITTLE FLOWER PARISH 2-flat. 6. tile bath, canvas walls, stm.

ht. Bargain. SI0.500. Hem. 7900.

2-APT. brick two 6's. 30x125. 2- car brk. sar.

Nr. 67th-Bishop: 2 Holland furn. Price S7.250. Triangle 0620. S1.250 CASH.

$42 MO. BUYS 6 roams. Lot Pr. $5.250. Phone Triangle 8878.

8-APARTMENT building. Southwest corner G4th and Albany: lot 7oxl25. C. P. O'Connor.

3517 Archer. Laf. 2283. 2-FLAT frame. 4 and 4 rooms, stove heat.

Near G4th and Wood. S3.900. Service Realty. 1953 W. 63d.

Rep, 2555. 7628 SANGAMON 6 6 rooms. 40-foot lot. steam heat, reasonable terms. Triangle 7200.

2-APT. brick. Brainerd. $6.500: large lot. Blount Aberdeen 7100.

2-APT. brick two 5's. 30x125; excel, cond. Price $8.400. Ste.

1301. 2-FLAT frame. 8712 Union S4.250. Terms. Phone Triangle 7200.

Houses for Sale CHRISTMAS SPECIALS brk. W. 68 pi. Furn. ht.

brk. Ingleside. Furnace ht. Just a sm. down pymt.

on above. -rm. frame stucco Lowe. Hot water heat. Extra toilet.

Carpets. gas range. Priced to $4,500. 6-rm. frame cottage near 55th-Throop.

Concret block fundation. Oak trim floors. Wonderful cond. Price $5.500. For your conv.

we are open daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday from 9-4r30 YOU ARE WELCOME CAHILL BROS. 41 Years at 5501 Ashland. Pro.

0580. NEW HOMES INSPECTION INVITED TODAY 4 rooms finished Open staircase to future rooms .9820 S. Ridgeway (3750 West) 2540 W. 110TH ST. FHA plan, $600 down, $40 per month.

including PRINCIPAL. INTEREST, TAXES and INSURANCE. PERCY WILLS BUILDERS 7839 S. Ashland Vincennes 1700 $1.000 UNDERPRICED NEAR 79TH SHOPPING DISTRICT BEAU. BRK.

$5,650 Octoean sun parlor, tile bath, insulated, beautiful recreation room in basement, steam heat. Wide lot. 2-car aarage. Owner leaving December JS. If you want a bargain here's one that's going quick.

Phone us. Grovehill 6 DOWN, 3 UP 14 -story brick, steam heat: 3 fin. rms. bath. 2nd floor: excel, 1-car gar.

Only $7.000. Near 82nd-Honore. SEE RODGERS BUSCH BROS. 79th St. RadclifFe 2400 ANOTHER RARITY 1 Vi -story frame, furnace heat.

5 4, South, of 69th st. near Halsted. $3,950. LAKE 6249 Western Ave. Republic 9500 MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE 663S LAFAYETTE AVE.

Make offer on this 8-room frame residence in excel, hot air heat. Ige. lot, garage. Terms. Hemlock 7900.

PERFECT SETUP For working man and his family, fi-rm. frame house on 50-foot lot. Well located. Near fiSth av.d Winchester. Price $4.200.

Phone Stewart 3603. Attrac. Brick Res. Nr. 104th-Hovne 7 brkfst.

sun w. oil heat: tile bath, extra lav. toilet: garage. Lot Vacant, ready to move in. Key at 10355 S.

Hovnc ave. WM. McCUMBER. BEVERLY 5S44 ONLY $600 DOWN. $40 MONTH Buys 5-room brick bungalow.

40-foot lot. paved street, good transportation. Open for inspection. 98th Emerald. BARRETT BUILDERS 9041 S.

Ashland Cedarcrest 1000 One of Englcwood's Prettiest Cottages 6 beautifully decorated i i arched doors. On 2 Jots. 50x125 feet. Hot water heat. Every room light.

See 1lu5 lovclv home todav. Near 68th and Peoria sis Ph. Wentworth 7164. SAC. for quick sale.

S3.750: 5-rm mod. brick cottage, inside recently remod. Venetian blinds, new 2-car gar. encl. rear porch.

High bs.nt. easily made i flat. SI.500 cash. bal. 50 mo.

incl int. Owner. 6535 Ashland. ST. SABINA'S PARISH S-room brick bungalow, oct.

front, encl rear porch, hot water heat, new roof boiler, archwavs. built-in, i floored attic. Price S6.000. T. Kcrrigap.

Racine. Vin 06O6. 5-Room Brick $4,000 Oak floors, hot wtr. glazed porch: 2-car a garage. Near 87th Ashland Grab qnick.

Kormal Do You Need 4 Bedrooms? If so I have this bargain. 8-room at S4.20O Johnson Republic 2030. Inc. 6341 Ashland 5-RM. BRICK BUNGALOW If you're looking for a bung, with a '40 pr.

call to see 60-Artesian. You'll he ama7ed. Don't delay. Plaza 8S56. FINE RESIDENCE.

9 ROOMS. $4.500 6504 Ingleside: 50 ft lot. 2-car brk. near school, and stores. Terms, Silvcrman.

1425 E. B7t st. Dorchester $500 CASH 6-room house near i Damon. lot. A.

"GOOD HOME WITH INCOME Near Wood; 0 mr- 1 his. plant: me? 4-rm flat. 2nd. Pavs for itself. Terms.

Triangle MOVF. New fi-rm Georgian home, complete. Cash bal incl. prin. Ac int.

CROSS. NEAR 71 ST SEBLEY S-room brick hot air heat; SfiOO town, balance 13 years. 4 '4 no flRnncinK charge. Ph. Hemlock fl- IP vou don't have to move until March 1.

I have a dandv frame cot- nrar fiOth Crawford for ROO $1 cash. 371 i Prospect 026S tile bath, steam heat. 7S24 Tri. 7200. REAL ESTATE for Prompt Efficient Service When You Need It--When You Want It REAL ESTATE BUYING SELLING RENTING MANAGEMENT Complete Insurance Service and Information On All Types of Insurance We Accept Payment for Gas.

Electric and Water Bills Here AUTO LICENSE SERVICE TAX BLANKS TAX SERVICE LEGAL FORMS We Have on Hand a Supply of Many Types of Legal Blanks for Our Clients Call Us for Information Without Cost or Obligation REAL ESTATE 114! West 65tt Street 7 ROOMS $6,250 2-story brick residence, hot water heat with stoker, canvassed walls. 1-car garage. 40-foot lot: R.I. trans. Near 78th Union.

See Rodgers. BUSCH BROS. 1125 W. 79th St. r.adcliffe 2400 COTTAGE Frame.

4 down. 1 up: arched doors: hot water heat. Garage. Near Parker school. Price S3.950.

LAKE 6249 Western- Ave. Republic 9500 56ol EMERALD 7-room brick residence. 4 bedrooms, hot water ht. In A-l condition. Price So.200.

927 W. 33RD 6-rm. brick cottage, hot water heat. Price S4.200. 7712 PEORIA 9-room hot wtr.

heat. down. Price P. J. GRADY CO.

820 W. Garfield Blvd. Boulevard BR06 MODERN BRICK BUNG. Near 83rd May. Large rooms.

Oil heat. Brick Rarase. Good condition. $6.300. Terms.

STRAUSS-MITCHELL, Inc. 7815 S. HALSTED TRIANGLE 1433 CHRISTMAS SPEND IN A NEW HOME 7804 WOOD ST. 3506 W. 67TH ST.

BUILDER WTLL SELL OR TRADE C-ROOM bunsalow near 79th st. None better in the citv. Large rooms, floored attic, dandy basement, hot wtr. heat, 2-car garage. $5.500.

Schoeope. 1544 W. 63rd. Pros. 0344.

YOUR CHANCE 5-room frame cottage. Hot water heat. Near 55th Union ave. Onlv $2,000. Paul J.

Murray. Triangle S5.950: 5-room brick bungalow. Small down payment, balance terms. See them at 5127-35 S. Avers ave.

Chester Construction. Portsmouth 9220. 7333 LAFAYETTE. 7-rm. brick ehcl.

porches, furnace lot Easily made into 2-apt. Reas. G-ROOM cottage, newly steam ht. Price $2.600. Cash S500.

Near li.ith and Aberdeen sts. Wentworth 7464. NEAR 82nd Elizabeth. 6-room brick hot water heat. 2-car brick S1.5OO down, bal FHA.

Hem. 7000. MUST SELL 5-room brick excel, condition. 33-foot lot. 7224 Fairfield ave.

7100 PRINCETON. S-rm. furjTace heat, large lot, good location, terms. Dana Radcliffe 1500. OPEN for 11-5 p.m..

one K-rm. brk. one 5-rm. frm. Lot 50x160.

Nr. St. Clotilde church. sr22-24 Prairie. SEE these new brick cottages at 522830 S.

Whipple st. Small down pav- ment. balance terms. Jilek. Pro.

6813. 5 RS. 2 up; kit. cab. sink: 3-car gar.

Stm. ht. Nr. schl. trs.

Frame. $4.200 3509 W. 58 pi. Gro. 0515.

LITTLE FLOWER parish, (i-rm. brick in excel, hot air heat. FHA terms. Ph. Hemlock 7300.

FRAME bung, and garage, only 5 rms. 1 up: S500 $37.50 mo. 7149 Western. BUSSE. Hemlock -auoo.

MUST break up home: 6-room bungalow, near I.e.. Cottage Grove: adi. lot avail. 72S E. 91st pi.

Stewart 0460. TALMAN. 7034: now vacant. 5-room brick bungalow, furnace ht. Terms.

Brietzke Utesch. 6320 Western ave. -STORY. 5 2 up: excel, furn. stove near 63rd and Phone Radcliffe 0167.

$4.500 BuVs 5-room frame res. and gar, in elegant cond. r326 S. Unioiy 8-ROOM house fuinace heat, garage: $3.500. HOUSE.

6-room frame, stove heat; $3.500. 3016 W. pi. BRAND new home. 5SI(i Rockwell St.

Price right. Owner on premises. COTTAGE: asbestos siding: $3.500: gd. trans Blount Aberdeen 7100. Lots for Sale Special for Today Only! Choice 45xl25-foot lot.

Call at our office for addresses of 4 new homes open for inspection. Brigss. Wieael Kilsallon. Inc 3015 W. 05th St.

WANTED RES. LOTS. SOUTHWEST SIDK a to i S500 nr less. PERCY WILLS CO BUILDERS 7S3f Ahhland ave. 1700 FOUR 30-foot lots, a S.550: terms Elcc and and a i West Beverly.

Call Vin. 2 LOTS. 98OO Southwest highway, also house at. 4336 S. Marshfield ave.

Inquire at 5235 S. Damcn ave. LOT. 50xf25: Whipple at 104th provements in; Normal LOT. 37 Vz feet: 4.55 W.

100th $450. Phone Aberdeen 4978. LOTS. Evergreen Park reas. Write A Schall.

4401 S. Berkeley ave. Resorts. Cottages for Sale 3-ROOM cottage. Cedar Point Park.

Cedar Lake. Ind nr lake. Nor. 0719. Suburban for Sale BY ownor: Pnlos area, new brick 5-rm.

i i 2 rms unfinished: oitv wator and r.as- near schools churches. Morpx. transportation: $.00 down $29 per month. Phone Palos Park 182-R-i. ATTENTION! house fin.

outside- well, 1 or 2 acres. Near I.e. $275 down. $25 month. Hemlock 2l5t).

ACRES orch. 4000 aTso 2'-j acres. 82nd Kt. 5 acres on 79th (.800 W. Aberdeen 638B.

LOOK! 2-a. of Homewood: el. Will fin lumber for sm hse Live on land $25 dn $10 mo. Hem. 2159.

Farms for Sale INT lOO-ac. 7-rm hrk hm ttorwl burn, creek 1 Price reduced In 87.0OO. oner. For part, call Stewart 7952. REAL ESTATE Property for STORE PROPERTY With 5 rooms rear.

Residential section. Roseland building. Only 3 years old. Modern. Clean stock and fixtures.

$8.000 for all Call Wagner. DONALD F. MOORE RADCLIFFE 7300 1-STORY brick store. 4 rooms in rear: nr. olst-Ashland.

Pr. S7.250. Owner must sell. Ivg. town.

Ste. 1301. 2-STORY building. 4342-48 Archer 4 stores. 3 apartments office.

C. P. O'Connor. 3517 Archer. Laf.

2283. 1-STORY brick bldg. with 2-car garage rear. Phone Stewart 1504. Out-of-Town Property WHITING 1ND.

1239-41 Davis. 2-flat frame duplex, 3 and 3 rooms. Furnace heat. $4.500. NARTEN.

6829 S. Halsted. Aber. 2231. To Exchange Real Estate OWNER will cxeh.

saleable 2-aot. frm. 8-rm. brk res. on adjoining lot cash for apt.

4 to 12 units. Write A-96. Southtown 728 W. 65th st. Real Estate Loans WE make straight loans up to $5.000 on South side: 4 1 to interest.

NARTEN. 6820 Halbted. Aberdeen 2231. Wanted--Real Estate WANT. BY JANUARY 1 Bungalow up to St; 000 or 2-flat UP to $8.000 5-0 rooms, with conv.

trans, to Sears 79th St. store and near parochial school. All cash. Owner. Phone Republic 1390.

CASH buyers for vour real estate. PETER BAUM CO. 1517 W. 63rd St Hemlock 4700 HAVE cash for cottage-, "bungalow or flat building. Phone Radcliffe 0167.

PRIVATE party wants, recently built small home or lot. Grovehill 3066. WANTED 2-apt. bldg. or home on S.

side for cash. Plaza 885G. WILL pav cash for frame house or 2- flat. Call Delsing. Beverly 8286.

USED CARS Automotive Used Cars Sale '34 Studebaker. fine shape '30 Ford Tudor '30 Ford sport coupe $45.00 1535 W. Garficld Blvd. Grovehill 2998, BUICK Centurv. 1933: radio, heater.

defrosters, wh. wall tires: pert. cond. Priv. owner.

S450. Terms. Rep. 4371. sedan.

'JO. SI 15; '33 Chev. $49: private. 105th and St. Louis.

'30. Tudor: excel, $60. Call Sunday. (1322 Damen. 193(i.

2-door sedan: runs good. 5624 Wolcott 2nd. '34. mas. deluxe gd.

run. best offer takes. Aber. 5543. '39.

4-dr. heater: A-l: 4 new tires. 228 E. H9th pi. Vin.

6203. 1934. 4-door sedan: heater, gd. tires. $90 5941 Racine.

2nd rear. DODGE, 1936. coupe: gd. $200. 6632 Lowe ave.

Eng. 4803. FORD, '10. tudor; heater; 60 h.p.: 25 miles per gallon: SK.oO license: A-l shape: S450. Phone Republic 8198.

DODGE. 1930. $75. Plymouth, '1930, $75. Lincoln Zephyr coupe.

1937. $150. Went. 0827. 4J4 W.

63rd st. FORD, model good cond. and $50. Evergreen Park 7945. FORD coupe.

1930; clean; cheap: private. 818 W. 84th 2nd floor. FORD. 1935.

coupe: good running cond. tires. $75. Kline. Wentworth 1253.

FORD. 1937. 4-door deluxe: heater: motor 10.000 S75. 7052 Normal. FORD.

1929. Mode 1 A. $25. 6317 S. Morgan 1st.

LINCOLN Zephyr sedan. '30: verv gd. cond. throughout: sac. for immed.

sale $165 Vm 6040 8035 Carpenter. OLDS. 1937. Master Deluxe: radio, $275. Ph.

Republic 8937. OLDS. '30: excel, radio, heater; priv. party: S2fi5. Hemlock 2141.

TAKE over omts. on 1936 Olds, bal. $190: rad. 7013 Campbell. OLDS '32 2-door sedan: ideal for work: $50.

5717 Wolcott 1st. PACKARD. 1930 conv. priv. radio.

Wentworth 1)71 (). PACKARD 1935. sedan; side mts $135. Milnes. 1353 W.

80th St. PLYMOUTH '35: radio, heater: good cond. (.350 Talman ave. Hem. 4721.

PLYMOUTH. 1932. P.B.. good cond. 6801 Mav st.

1st floor. PLYMOUTH 1J39. 2-door. $425. Me-, Carthv.

iii 152 Throop. Eng. S374. PLYMOUTH. '30.

2-dr. trunk; good private. 6740 Claremont. PLY. '33 4-dr.

side mounts: runs good; clean: $10. Grovehill 2473. STUDE. Club '38; radio, htr. new tires; $225.

5110 Princeton. HAVE used '30 mch. not an oil radio, uphol. perf clean throuout Priv. Bcv.

7371. Trucks. Trailers for Sale CHEV pickup. ed. wood stake bodv.

Bd. tires: safelv gd. buy. term s. 8124 Hovne.

Gee. DODGE truck. 1939: large closed-iti bodv with heater: like new: reas. Mrs Marv Cox. Normal.

Cal. FORD dump truck, bodv. hoist, like safety lane inspected: sacrifice $52o, terms. 8124 Mr. Goc.

FORD truck. 1937. lanel deliveiv: priced for quick sak 1 6710 Lowe. Motorcycles and Bicycles BICYCLE girl' 1 like now. largo size.

red $1 0238 Hermitage. 2d. Repairing, MERCHANTS V-S Ford Service. Motor carb brake service Flat rate prices. Fender, body paint.

847 W. 69th St. Nor. 228S. Free est.

Wanted--Automotive A-N HIGHEST prices paid for old ears and trucks. Wentworth. Nor. 11OU. MORE ABOUT Stabbing (Continued from Page 1) holding his stomach and Caspar was holding his neck." Nagcl told police that he had been standing on the sidewalk but that he started toward the fight in the street just as the police arrived.

The police took Congua and Caspar 1o the hospital and Reid to the Englewood police station where it was found he had cut on his hand. When questioned by police Reid denied the possession of a knife. When police asked him how he received the wound to his hand, he replied, "That's what I'd like to know." Reid's story of 1ho accident was similar to a of Nagel. He told police that there was not much damage to either car and that he wanted to forget the incident. CONVALESCING.

Harold W. Twomey, 507 W. 60th is convalescing at home after spending the past two months in the U.S. Naval at 1 the Great statin. Hr served for eight months the transport George Fox E-iott.

5 Draft Boards Select 136 for Service in Army Wai Induct Men This and Next Week; Total Now 289. (Continued from Page 1) ward S. Popiolek, 6318 Wolcott Herbert S. McCarthy, 6557 May Anthony Casey, 6439 Justine George R. Svarc, 1717 W.

Garfield Christie G. Weibel, 6540 Carpenter gt, and Joseph W. Hartman, 6401 Stewart ave. Board No. 27 Local board No.

27, 6243 Ashland will induct 18 men into the army Tuesday morning. None of the men is a volunteer. The highest order number reached is 2,066. The list includes Henry J. Ol- shaw, 5706 Morgan James F.

Cassidy, 5622 Elizabeth Edmund J. Keller, 5507 Bishop John N. Pagakis, 5744 Green Richard B. Wheeler, 5619 Laflin Edward J. Early, 5730 Aberdeen Eugene D.

Higgins, 5711 Aberdeen Stanley O. Ehn, 5712 Carpenter and Clifford L. Myers, 1458 W. 63rd st. Others are Edward R.

Vahl, 5731 Halsted John J. Mooney, 5526 Aberdeen Jeremiah M. Toomey, '5614 Union John T. Harrison, 5606 Halsted Joseph G. Terry, 5711 May Virgil L.

Balding, 5540 Lowe Charles A. Roman, 719 W. 58th Eugene W. Doyle, 5649 Emerald and Richard C. Gentzell, 5939 Bishop st.

Board No. 31 One volunteer, John L. Cormann, 1228 W. 77th is the lone volunteer among 28 men from local board No. 31, 7955 Ashland who will be inducted into the army Thursday morning.

The highest order number reached is 2,388. Selected men include Robert L. Pierson, 8114 Laflin John J. Cooney, 7719 Marshfield Gerrit J. Verver, 7728 Aberdeen Charles B.

Kitt, 7622 Hermitage Willard E. Ermel, 817 W. 78th Charles E. Budinger, 1404 W. 78th John O.

Taylor, 7930 Wood Thomas F. Moore, 7751 Paulina Herbert J. Coxhead, 8130 Ada James Peter Moran, 7839 Bishop Leonard H. Stoehr, 7529 Sangamon Anthony P. Lambros, 7845 Hermitage Edward J.

Joyce, 7836 Loomis Harold Goodman, 8100 Loomis and Robert D. McDonnell, 7920 Honore st. "Others 7023 Emerald Arthur E. Hansen, 8005 Justine Michael J. Croke, 7653 Aberdeen John J.

Gavin, 7807 Marshfield Walter E. Dempsey, 9907 Calumet Thomas F. Hurley, 8025 Marshfield Frank J. Gavin, 7807 a i Thomas D. Reedy, 8234 Bishop John J.

Fitzgerald, 7610 Marshfield Claude J. Clanderman, 7719 Hermitage George R. Bonjernoor, 7405 Peoria and Raymond A. Pedone, 7927 Damen ave. Board No.

32 Twenty-two men, none of them volunters, will be inducted into the army Friday from local board No. Ashland ave. The highest order number reached is 2,455. The selected men are George Mustes, 8936 Ashland Gerhard K. Kark, 9227 State Julian J.

O'Connor, 8330 Kerfoot Howard Smith, 9442 Elizabeth John T. McCune, 10044 Damen Anthony P. Nauer, 8620 Union Charles T. Koranda, 8854 May William L. Lorenz, 8727 Wallace Henry S.

Kobiela, 8736 Morgan John St. C. Sproul, 9822 Longwood Manford W. Myers, 9909 Sangamon Robert M. Bochm, 9540 Bishop Melvin Sader, 8755 Michigan Walter L.

Cummings, 1349 W. 98th Robert M. McCaw, 9726 Hoyne Hans Brenner, 8843 Lowe ave Scott Branner, 9300 Ada Donald B. Dwyer, 10056 Peoria Colbert Taylor, 9525 Lafayette Raymond H. Tuiner, 6232 Prairie Oliver W.

H. Young, 9343 Michigan and Ocar W. Miller, 9217 Wentworth ave. Board No. 103 Only one volunteer, Robert F.

O'Connor, 6130 Fan-field is among the 38 men fi orr local board No. 103, 2948 W. 59th who be inducted into the army the morning of December 8. The highest order number reached by the board is 3,485. Selected men i'nclude Clctus T.

Kelly, 5820 Campbell Joseph P. Kirby of Washington, D.C.; John M. Riedle, 6225 Maurice P. Phalan, 6115 Mozart Louis W. Dorram, 6322 Washtenaw -Charles G.

Viz- gard, 6416 Campbell Michael L. Wassong, 6142 Talman Rene C. Burvant, 6058 Fairfield Chris G. Chiros, 3756 W. 59th Raymond L.

Sokol, 5810 Rockwell and Raymond W. Rueben- son, 6353 Rockwell st. Others are Wiliard T. Dalton, 6152 Washtenaw Harold W. Booker, C146 Washten.iw Robert L.

Poltovecque, fill7 Sacramento Robert Larsen, 6402 Fairfield A i J. Keshian 5821 Maplewood Robert A. Trembly. 6551 Oakley Edward C. 5717 Maplewood James F.

Urban, 5833 Richmond Frank J. Vasicek, 6344 i Charles E. Delano. R049 Edward Horacek, Ji-. 6345 Whipple and Arthur T.

Cauley, 6239 Sacramento ave. Completing the list are John 6140 Fairfield Patrick R. McAuliffe, 574V Rockwell Harold R. Jenkins, 6152 Troy Wilfred G. Orlsman, Los Angeles, Orlando R.

Mannella, 6314 Mozart Thomas P. Loone, 6152 Mozart George D. Clancy, 6222 Rockwell George J. Schlicter, 6344 Campbell Frank J. Bokuniewicz, 5839 Maplewood Edward Wilson, 5700 Troy Armin B.

Fricke, 518 N. Central Harold F. Becker, 6230 Sacramento George G. Fats, 2724 W. 60th and Irving F.

Szeayski, 6215 Whippie st. MORE ABOUT Kidnap-Robbery (Continued from Page 1) blown out," one bandit directed the boys. The kidnapped youths directed the bandits to the Clearing Industrial Emergency hospital, 5548 W. 65th st. Herding their victims into the hospital, the bandits used guns to force the physician to treat the wounded gunman, Braje said.

Dr. James Mahoney, 1036 N. Dearborn the physician, said yesterday the wounded bandit had a slight flesh wound in the left shoulder. The bendits narrowly escaped capture when a cruising police car took the license number of the automobile parked outside the hospital but failed to notice anything suspicious, the doctor said he learned yesterday morning. Warn Doctor.

"When we left the hospital, the bandits warned the doctor not to call the police for 15 minutes or he'd be sorry." After leaving the hospital, the bandits drove their captives around the South side for about half an hour. They attempted to tune in police calls on the radio of the car but could not get them, Braje said. However, the bandits kept a sharp lookout for police cars as they cruised north on Central east on 55th south on California ave. and east on 26th st. to Mozart ave.

where they released the young men at 1 a.m. after warning them to "forget what we look" like and everything that has happened." Report Theft. Braje and' Terihaj took a street car to Archer and Kedzie aves. where they called police and reported the kidnapping and the theft of their car. Police took them home after they completed their report to investigating officers of the Chicago Lawn station.

The three gunmen had with them several bottles of liquor, cartofis'of cTgarets, a portable radio and a box which apparently contained money which they transferred when they abandoned their bullet-riddled car. The car belonging to Terihaj was found abandoned at 26th st. and Wentworth ave. about one hour after the young men were released. It was not damaged.

Fingerprints were taken from both of the automobiles used by the "wild west" gunmen and from the x-ray equipment in the hospital. Braje said neither he nor Terihaj were mistreated or robbed with the exception of a cuff on the head he received from the largest of the trio when he refused to get out of the car when they were first halted by the bandits. MORE ABOUT Lions Forum (Continued from Page 3) understood words in the country, Mr. Lawes said. It presupposes that a man will serve a sentence until he is prepared to re-enter society.

"No one disagrees with the theory," he admitted, "but the public has lost confidence in it because of political abuse." In addition, or perhaps because of this, he said, the public has adopted an attitude which makes it difficult for the released prisoner to make good. "Prisoners are taught a trade in prison," the penologist explained. "But they are not allowed to practice it when they are released if it is known they are jailbirds. This is a terrific handicap to men who want to make good." The Lions forum, recessed now for the Christmas season, will resume meetings Monday evening, January 12, when Carrol Binder, foreign editor of the Chicago Daily News, will speak on "This World in 1942." MORE ABOUT Lieut. Dwyer (Continued from Page 1) made up of the Civil Service commissioners and Lieutenant O'Connor was given honorable mention for his share of the work.

Continued efficiency in line of duty won for Fireman Dwyer a lieutenancy in 1929. At the time of his death he was on the active list of Hook and Ladder company No. 31, stationed at 14th st. and Michigan ave. He is survived by two brothers, James and Earl, and two sisters, Mrs.

Agnes Liebig and Mrs. Viola McBride. Leo Wallops Tilden, For First City Prep Title the score. Bob Hanlon added the fourth touchdown on a brilliant 73-yard run from a reverse play shortly after and Leo led, 26 to 0. Tilden counted its first touchdown on the subsequent kickoff as Bill Fencl returned brilliantly 75 yards to score.

Eddie Hayes of Leo sparked the fifth Lion touchdown drive in this quarter by going over in four plays from the Leo 40, including gallops of 35 and 20 yards. The final Lion touchdown in the first half came when Bob Carr, substitute fullback, intercepted a Tilden pass on the Techawks" 35 and raced across the goal line to give Leo a 39-to-6 margin. Leo's Lions scored again late in the third quarter after Tilden had stopped an earlier thrust in the same period. Baranowski set up the scoring opportunity by returning a punt from the Tilden 42 to the 23-yard line and then passed 12 yards twice, to Bob Baggott the first time and the second to Tom McDonald in the end zone for the score. The "Babe" converted and Leo was ahead, 46 to 6.

Tilden's second touchdown came in the fourth quarter when their ground attack began to click, Schumacher finally smashing over from the one-yard line. After the game the Leo eleven named James Arneberg, center, and Bob Hanlon, the fullback, co- captains for next season and Baranowski the most valuable player of the year. First Quarter Leo won the toss and chose to defend the South goal. Henry "Babe" Baranowski kicked off to Eddie Uvodich of Tilden who returned from his eight to the 30- yard line. Mazzaco gained half a yard through center and Uvodich was spilled for a two-yard loss on a reverse.

Schumacher skirted right end for four yards. Bob Baggott broke through to block Schumacher's pUnt, the ball rolling to the 15-yard line where Frank Lauro of Leo scooped it up and raced across for a touchdown. Baranowski kicked the placement. Score: Leo 7, Tilden 0. Baranowski kicked off to Uvo- dich again and Eddie returned 15 yards to the Tilden 20.

Schumacher lost a yard and Mazzaco made a scant two as the smaller, but more agressive Leo line continued to outcharge the Tildenites. Schumacher punted out of bounds on the Leo 49-yard stripe. McDonald, a and the "Babe" picked up only six yards in three thrusts, so Baranowski punted to Uvodich who signalled for a fair catch on the Tilden 18. Uvodich hit center for two, but Baggott and James Gallaher spilled Mazzaco for a nine-yard loss, so Schumacher kicked out of bounds on the Tilden 43. Baranowski galloped 13 yards off right tackle to the Tilden 30.

McDonald fumbled and Vic Miezs- kowski recovered for Tilden on the Techawks' 38-yard line. Maz- zaco hit guard for two, then fumbled, Larry Forst of Leo recovering on the Tilden 39 and the Lions were off again after being penalized five yards for backfield in motion on the first play. Bob Kelly raced around right end for 29 yards and a first down on the Tilden 15. Leo was penalized five yards for offside, but Baranowski flipped a pass 1o Baggott for nine yards Tilden 11. Hanlon hit for five yards and a first down on the six.

Kelly- went through right tackle to score standing up. Baranowski kicked the placement. Score: Leo 14, Tilden 0. Baranowski kicked off to Earl Hamilton who returned from the Tilden eight to the 26-yard stripe. Schumacher tossed a 31-yard pass to Don Shimmel on the Leo 43.

The play was a sleeper discovered at the last second by the Leo backfield. But Uvodich gained only a yard around left end and two passes by Schumacher were incomplete. Then Lauro of Leo, playing a topnotch game at guard, broke through to block Schumacher's punt and Forst of Leo again recovered on the Tilden 36. Kelly lost two yards and Hanlon was stopped for no gain as the quarter ended. Score: Leo 14, Tilden 0.

Second Quarter Baranowski's pass was intercepted by Norman Krucgcr of Tilden who raced to the Leo 48. Uvodich lost two yards, but passed to Matt Barthiewicz for 12 yards to the Leo 34 and a first down. Schumacher hit guard for a yard, then lost live and tossed an incom- pleted pass, so he punted out of bounds on the LPO five-yard stripe. Kelly made six yards on three line thrusts and Baranowski kicked to Uvodich who was tackled on the Tilden 34. Schumacher fumbled, but recovered for a loss of six yards.

Tilden was penalized five yards. Schumacher passed to Hamilton on the 40 but Earl then fumbled and Chuck Mehmel of Leo recovered on the Tilden 42. Hanlon was stopped, but Baranowski raced 34 yards on a reverse over left end to the Tilden 8. Leo was penalized' for offside. The "Babe" then galloped the remaining 13 yards through the center after faking a reverse.

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2171 blocked the Baron's kick, however. Score: Leo 20, Tilden 0. Baranowski's kickoff went out of bounds and Tilden took the ball on its own 35-yard line. Mazzaco hit center for a yard, then tossed an incomplete pass. Schumacher passed to Hamilton for a three- vard gain and punted out of bounds on the Leo 27.

Then came a sparkling run by Hanlon. Bob took the ball on a reverse, cut through left tackle and swerved toward the east sidelines to outdistance the Tilden secondary on a 73-yard jaunt for a touchdown. The placement failed. Score: Leo 26, Tilden 0. The fans had hardly settled down in their seats again when Bill Fencl of Tilden took Gallagher's kickoff on his own 25 and raced the remaining 75 yards for the Techawks' first score.

Bill took the pigskin near the west sidelines, cut sharply toward the center and, aided by effective Tilden blocking broke into the clear near midfield to go on for the touchdown. The placement was blocked. Score: Leo 26, Tilden 6. Hamilton kicked off to Mehmel who returned to the Leo 40. Then Ed Hayes of Leo put on an individual exhibition of ball-carrying to go over in four plays.

The Lion back lost four on the first play, then hit right guard for nine, went 35 yards around left end to the Tilden 20 and over left guard for the remaining distance. Tom Murphy's attempted placement was blocked. Score: Leo 33, Tilden 6. Hayes kicked to Barthiewicz who returned 14 yards to the Tilden 34, Mazzaco's pass was incomplete. Bob Barr, in at fullback for Leo, intercepted another Maz- zaco toss on the Tilden 35 and galloped for the sixth Lion touchdown.

Murphy's attempted conversion failed again. Score: Leo 39, Tilden 6. Barthiewicz took kickoff to the Tilden 39 and then Hayes intercepted a Tilden pass at midfield as the half ended. Third Quarter Kelly kicked to John Protopas who returned 22 yards to the Tilden 42. Schumacher and Uvodich picked up six yards in two plays, but the Techawks were penalized 15 yards for clipping and, Schumacher then punted out of bounds to the Tilden 45-yard stripe.

McDonald skipped around the ends twice and struck twice more through the line to make it a first down on the Tilden 35. He then raced 15 yards to the Tilden 15 on an off-tackle smash. Baranowski cracked the line 'for 10 more yards and another first down on the 10. McDonald'hit right tackle for four and three yards and Kelly added another yard, but Mehmel was spilled for a four-yard loss and Tilden took the ball on its own six-yard line. On the next play Leo was penalized five yards for offside.

Schumacher fumbled, but recovered on his own seven. He added a yard, but Uvodich failed to gain, so Schumacher punted to Baranowski who returned from the Tilden 42 to the 23 as Leo threatened again. "Babe's" toss to Baggott was incomplete, but he connected for 12 yards on the second shot for a first down on the Tilden 11. Mehmel went to the eight-yard line, the "Babe" lost three, but then he shot another pass, this time to McDonald, for 12 yards and a touchdown. The "Babe" again converted.

Score: Leo 46, Tilden 6. Uvodich of Tilden took Hayes' kick and returned from the 12 to his own 40. Schumacher added two and Mazzaco passed 14 yards to Uvodich for a first down on the Leo 44. Two line smashes gained seven yards and then on fourth down Mazzaco tossed another pass to Uvodich for a first down on the Leo 23 as the quarter ended. Fourth A.

Grochowalski, in at halfback for Tilden, was stopped, but Schumacher cracked the center of the line for seven yards and then added seven more for a first down on the Leo nine. He powered through right guard to the Leo one and then sliced off tackle for a Sfotif BUHRFIEND-- Mabel Buhrflend. 8831 Btshoo wife of Edward, mother ol Jwn and Lois Ann. daughter of William and Mary Pagan Schramp. sister of Mrs.

Dolores Etten. A-thur and Rosemary Schramo. Funeral Tuesday at 9 a.m. from chapel. 9145 Ashland ave.r to "St." Ethelreda Burial St.

Mary. ohurch. BUTTERFIELD--Carrie B. ButterfleW. 0603 Campbell mother of Frances and Harry E.

Butterfield. Mildred Rumohr. Mary Hynd and Donna Mochel. Funeral tomorrow at 1 o.m in funera' Rosehill. CARTER--Horace G.

Carter. 3838 W. 66th husband of the late Ida father of Jack and the late W. D. Carter, brother of Julia A.

and Elizabeth D. Carter of Duluth. Minn. Funeral held Friday in chanel. st.

and Harvard ave. Burial Oak Woods. CONU2Y--Marv Ann GallaKher Con- lev. e.j06 Maolewood wife of James, mother of Helen M. Fahev.

grandmother of Helen M. Kennedy and Celeste M. Fahey. Funeral held yesterday in St. Rita church.

Burial Holy Sepulchre. CURT1N--Henry T. Curtin. 8654 Ashland husband of Cornelia, son of Catherine Curtin Fasan and the late Patrick, brother of Mrs. William Kelly Mrs.

John Gillard and Patrick Curtin. Funeral held yesterday in St. Ethelreda church. Burial Calvary. DWYER--Lieut.

Thomas Dwyer. C.F.D., 7342 Harvard beloved son or Sarah and the late Dennis brother of James. Viola McBride. Agnes Liebie. Earl and the late Raymond and John Dwyer.

Funeral held yesterday in St. Carthage church. Burial Holy Sep- ulchre. McSHEA--James T. McShea.

343 W. 70th husband of the late Mary Ann. father of Mrs. Margaret Joyce, Mrs. Beatrice Meyers.

John. Martin. James and the late Peter, brother of Mrs. Luke Kelly. Mrs.

Delia Muldowney. Funeral held yesterday in St. Bride church. Burial Mt Olivet. MULLEN--Katherme Mullen.

9230 Racine wife of the late Daniel. mother of Mrs. Alice McArdle. Mrs. Katherine Uhler.

Walter and Daniel Mullen. Funeral held Friday in St. Margaret church Burial Calvary. PANTER--Paul C. Panter.

6042 Richmond husband of Josephine, brother of William. Ewald. Harry and the late Margaret Aikens. Member of Covenant lodge No. 326.

A.F. A.M.; International Association of Machinists local 126. Funeral held yesterday in chapel. 5B32 Ashland ave. Burial Bethania.

PETERSON--Christine Peterson. 7512 Calumet wife of the late Louis, mother of Hildur Johnson. Helen. Soules. Alice Trempe and the late Ann Sutton and Fred Peterson, grandmother of Bouan Sutton.

Funeral held yesterday from home of daughter, 7345 Luella ave. Burial Oak Woods. TESCHKE Fred G. Teschke. 5852 Normal husband of Hazel, father of Robert.

Eugene. Dolores, Donald. Ethel and Marion, brother of Herman Teschke and Mrs. Ida Wilson. Funeral held yesterday in Salern Evangelical Lutheran church.

6824 Emerald ave. Burial Mt. Greenwood. VON DER LINDEN--Sophia con der Linden. 6032 Carpenter widow of the late Balthasar.

mother of Louise and the late Walter, sister of Mrs. Emma Walter and Rudolph Wildberger. Funeral tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in chapel. 6328 Cottage Grove ave.

Burial Concordia. Augusta Youngren. 3640 Seelev ave. wife of August, mother of Mrs. Lilhe Osborne.

Harold. Melvin. Rov and Herbert Lindbere. sister of Mrs. Louisa Holmlund and Carl Anderson MeTM- ber of Nora lodge No.

S. L.I.O.S.: Ragnhild lodge No. 6. I.D. Ladies of Vikings; Selian lodge No.

lol. V.O. of America. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. in chaoel 3632 Ashland ave.

Burial Oak Woods. ZUSCHLAG--William ZuschlaK. 6158 Rockwell husband of Amalia. father of William. Mathilda Brandage Elizabeth Craven.

Hilda Warzafc. Marie Ceithaml and the late George, uncle of Rudolph Albrecht. grandfather of eight grandchildren. Member of Mutual Benefit and Aid Society, section 8. Funeral held yesterday chapel.

1648 W. 63rd st. Burial Bethania. touchdown. Casper Kovach kicked the placement.

Score: Leo 46, Tilden 13. Murphy of Leo took the Tilden kickoff and returned 22 yards to his own 42. Three line thrusts were and Baranowski punted to Uvodich who raced from the 21 to his own 46-yard line. Bob Brown, fullback, lateraled to Uvodich who went 12 yards to the Leo 44. Mazzaco added three, Brown was stopped, but Uvodich galloped 11 yards and a first down on a Statue-of-Liberty play.

Mazzaco crashed for three and Schumacher eight for another first down on the Leo 17-yard marker. Schumacher made five, Uvodich two and then Eddie took a pass from Mazzaco for a first down on the Leo seven. Mazzaco added three, but on the next play Tilden was penalized five yards and three line thrusts failed, so Leo took the ball on its own six. Hanlon kicked out of bounds on the Leo 35 and Tilden, fining to click on passes, lost the ball on downs on the Leo 40. Three plays later, Barthiewicz intercepted Gleason's pass and was tackled on the Tilden 39.

Mazzaco threw one incomplete pass, another to Barthiewicz for six yards and a third incomplete as the ended. Final score: Leo 46, Tilden 13. MOVE TO PALOS PARK. Mr. and Mrs.

R. M. Comfort have moved into their new home at 11943 S. 71st Palos Park. They formerly lived at 7128 Eggleston ave.

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