Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 206, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1934 — Page 11

JAN. 6, 1934 _

State, Blue Fives Meet Butler Hopes to Avenge Two Years of Net Setbacks. Indiana State, the team that has trounced Butler's basketeers the last two years, will be the visitors’ attraction at the Bulldog fieldhouse tonight and the dope is not at all certain that Coach Tony Hinkle’s charges might not take their third straight on the chin from the Terre Haute collegians. Hinkle personally scouted the State pastimers Thursday night and saw them run rough shod over the Centenary Gentlemen, champions of the south, something that neither Ball State State nor De Pauw could accomplish. Today the veteran Butler mentor described Wally Macks five as a real quintet. Chesnut. the powerful center of the 1833 State crew, will not be on hand to trouble Butler as he did in last year's 40-21 rout, having turned professional. That fails to give Butler corasolation, however, because m his place is big John Mikiozek, a six-foot six inch former Wiley high school pivot man. The only thing that is worrying Coach Wally Marks is the fact his boys have shown indications of being a home floor team. They have looked great on the home hardwood only to slump on the road and this factor, together with the fact they will be playing on the big. open Butler floor is boosting Butler's hopes. The contest will start at 8:30.

Race Entries Tomorrow

(By United Press) AX TROPICAL PARK First Race (SSOO. claiming, 3-year-olds; six furiongsi—xSky Royal, 108; David W., 110; Blind Raftery. 110; xjust American, 113; Curling, 108; xWeaver Bird. 105; Knight Hope, 110; xMervin B 113 Poles Apart 100. Twidgets. 104 Second Race ($500; claiming; 4-year-old.s and up: six furlongs i—Battling Knight. 115. ivlachilla. 110; xxCiolden Effort. 98 1 n Quorum, 115; Tom Jack Jr., 110. Dunlin Lad. no. xEil Weir. 110; xxßluc Cloud. 103: Dancing Mack. 110; Suspicious. 110. Third Race ($500; claiming; 4-vear-olds and up. six furlongs. xJust Fun. 110; Style Corner, 110; Bright Bird, 110, xDcterred. 105; Melov. 110. Adobe Post. 110; j xxDon't Blush. 103. Hasty Peter. 110; Tetra Domino. 110; Catherine Fox. 110; xSleel. 105. Fourth Race (claiming; 3-year-olds; six furlongs)—Little Corpora!. 110; Munsie. 111, xlnilate, 103; xMarge, lOC, Kings Minstrel. 110; Cyclone, 111; xDavoc. 105. Fifth Race ($1,000; Biscayne handicap; 3-year-olds and up; one and one-sixteenth miles' Clarify. 112; Crowning Glory. 108; ; iniEdlth A, 100; (aiStroll Along, 104; i Brown Toncv. 98. Stcalingawav. 104: Jami- I son. 112. (aiHaughton, Jones and George entry. Sixth Race ($600; claiming; 4-ycar-olds and up; one and one-sixteenth milesi xSand Wrack. 109. Ukraine. 109; Carbon. 111. xMomo. 104. Wise Advocate. 108, Southard. 108 Seventh Race ($600; claiming: 4-year-olds and up. one and one-eighth milesi Impeach. 110. xßub McFarland. 105. Darkline. 105: El Puma. 111. xKesistlng, 105; Bolilee. 110; xFleet Flag. 109; Rowdy Boy. 110: xMaJor General. 109. xFive pounds claimed for rider. xxScven pounds claimed. Weather, clear; track, fast. Horses listed in order of post positions. AT JEFFERSON PARK First Race ($300; claiming; 3-vear-olds; mile and seventy yards i— Fawn Leap. 103; xEnigmadc. 108; xSloucliat. 100; Cold Spill. 100: xGo Yonder. 103: xWracia. 103; Jake Miiler. 105; xClasell, 98; xGold Pot. 106. Purple. 103. Singing Girl, 103; Come Seven. 108; xMortise 108; xGracious Lady. 98; xMorprin, 100. Second Race ($300: claiming; 3-vcar-old . live and one-half furlongs)—xEmpress Star. 110, Jane Bruce. 107: xTravert. 102: xAtmosphere. 107; Cheraw. 112; Clallag. 112; xlloolican. 107; xEmpress ' Mother. 102; Altena. Ill; Bosom Pal. 116; I Miss Curtice, 107; White Man. 12. Thunder | Lou. 07. xWielander. 107; xLamporte. 107; | xStimulaw. 102: Shoteur. 112; xPeter Blues. 107. Third Race ($300; claiming; 4-vear-olds i and up; six furlongs)—High Sonata, 109; i Friend John. 109, Moselle S. 104; Helen ! Green, 104; xNoel's dress. 99; xAurebon, j 109; xßox Office. 104; Abe Furst. 109; Pan- i zola, 104; Black Darling. 104. Fox Squirrel, i 109; Nimble Jack, 109; xPrimer, 109; ! Cupidity, 104; xThe Moon. 104, All Hail. 109; xßlutola, 109; Chattcrene. 104. Fourth Race ($400; claiming: 4-vear-olds i and up; six furlongs*—Clifton's Queen, i 108; xßurgoo, 104: Bv Product, 107; xFlo M . 107; xSaxon Lady, 107: xDon Verne, ' 112; Judge Primrose. 109; xNvack. 108; xFlying Don, 112. Fifth Race ($600; claiming; 4-vear-olds and up; one and one-half milesi— xDon Tasker. 104: xCulloden. 100; Troford. 106; xPulis. 105: Our Justice. 110; More Power 102. xLionhrartcd. 104: xßaggatawav. 105; xMalimou, 109. xAstrakhan, 92; Pacheco, Sixth Race ($300: claiming- 4-year-olds and up; one and one-sixteenth milesi xMiss Upset. 106; xOaten. 111. Spike. 105; \Yargee. 107; xjack Birner. Ill; Winged Wind. 110: xLazy Mary, 106: Austerlitz, ! 112; xKentuckv Moon. 105. xDemagogue 109 xDrurv. Ill; xPrince Plato, 111: Bight I Spirits, 114: xßav Angon, 107. Happy Lad. I ill. Barney Sexton. 116 Bonnet, lli! Dug ; Seventh Race i S300; claiming; 4-vear- i olds and up, one and one-fourth milesi—• i Prince Conner. 110: xMircelet. 102; Miss -'dele. 105; John MU!. 112. xDental Cream ; 102 xObservation. 102; xHold Hard 107xßonald Grey 107; Peach Basket. 107: Llnmar. 112; Our Pal. 112: xDodiodo. 105Ormontlme. 112: Portmess. 112, Sweet Air 107 xCurrv Girl. 102. xThlstle Tom. 105 xAthens. 102 xAppentlce allowance claimed. Weather, cloudy; track, good. Horses listed in order of post positions. AT CALIENTE First. Race: ($400: maiden 3-vear-olds- 6 furlongsi—Snowberrv. ill: Bill Andv. U - Boston Kiddy. 110: Little Urchin 110; Saii Ramon. 116; Hey Flirt. 110. Bens Hope. 110: Swede. 110. Epilogue. Ill; Winter Neighbor. 110; Aroyo Grande. 110; Nalo. 105. Second Race: ($400: claiming: 3-vear-olds and up; 6 furlongs!—Patizeu, 118Lady Conard. 113: Gene Oliver. 118: Lamistar. 113; Choice Caller. 113: Sunny Corn. 113. Silva. 103. Missive. 118: French Babv. 111. Run Rowe. 16; Wo Be. 113; Little Satin. 113. Third Rare $400: claiming: 3-vear-olds: five and one-half furlongs- xßillv O'Neal. 106: xLvringa 101: Rosamond R.. 106 - xLeeward. 105: xLittlo Heel. 110; Rural Charm. 106: Noiooui. Ill: xNada. 105; Wrackdale. Ill; Auntie Mvrtle. 106. Fourth Race $400: claiming; 4-vear-o.o.s and up; six furlongs-—x Prince Bow. 103. xPrincipa'.itv. 103. xjennic Gal. 100; \S- Falcon 103 xClear Star. 105; xLeano. 100: Cash Plav. lio Lampasas 110: Oakpont 110; xEleanor's Choice. 100. Fifth Race $400; claiming: 3-vear-olds and up: six furlongs'—xHlgn Co'lor, 111: xPront Man 111: xße’.ora. 107: xServing Lad. 109: Gerard. 115; xCrofton, 114; xNight Flash. 106: xCall To Arms. Ill: Ervast. 116: xLion Cub. 111. Sixth Race .$400: claiming- 3-year-olds and up: six furlongs)—Porternesia. Ill; Parawick. 109: Sir Satin. Ill; Erma's. 109. Xmgu. 104. Sophist. Ill; Las Palmas. 109. Seventh Race -$400: claiming; 4-vear-olds and up; mile and 70 yards!— xPiraev, 107; xSvcam.o. 106 xCerveza. 105: xSpeedy Al. 11l xPnncess A. 106; xßon Moon. 104; Dr Jillson. 108 Eighth Race tS4OO: claiming: 4-vear-olds and up mile and 70 vards’ xCoahngo. 105; xArgue. 105; xSam Gilmore. 109; Russcenes. 114 x.Asgo 105: xDazzle On 1G8; \Heads Up. 109: Nihil. 110: xPublication. 109. xELa Madeline. 104 xCaptaln Gilbert. 109 xßessie Lou. 104 x Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather, clear: track, fast Horses listed in order of Dost positions. LORBFF.R AT BEAUMONT BEAUMONT. Tex., Jan. s.—Ernest (Dutch) Lorbeer. catcher, will succeed Bob Coleman as manager of the 1934 Beaumont Exporters In the Texas League, officials announced here. Coleman will manage St. Paul in the American Association in 1934.

Git Along Little Doggie

Lickity-split after that phoney rabbit, the speedsters in the above photo opened the winter dog racing season in Miami, Fla. The track, the West Flagler Kennel Club, is one of three operating in the Florida city.

H. S. Net Scores Last Night

Shortridge. 36; Lebanon. 5. Cathedral. 36; Noblesville. 23. Manual, 29: Mooresville. 27. Washington. 26: Beech Grove. 23. Alexandria. 22; Jonesboro. 18. Crawfords, ille. 23; Attica. 13. St. Mary's. Huntington. 29; St Mary s, Anderson. 23 Auburn. 26. Central, Ft Wavne. 25. Arlington. 34; Clarksburg. 32. Bloomington. 34; Bloomfield. 16. Bedford. 20; Central. Evansville. 7. Burlington. 14; Camden. 12. Martinsville. 32: Vincennes. 30. Decatur. 20; Bluffton. 18. Jackson Twp.. Tippecanoe. 13: Battle Ground. 12. Brookville. 26; Milan, 20. Bunker Hill. 34; Walton, 21. Bourbon. 26; Madison 10. Brownsburg. 28; Bainbridge. 2d Kingman. 26; Covington. 21. Carlisle. 19. Honey Creek, 12. Winamac. 28, Culver. 26. Camel. 29; Westfield, 13. Columbus. 35; Greensburg. 20. St Paul. 17: Carthage, 13. Crown Point. 34; Lowell. 19. Columbia City, 33; Kendallville. 15. Paris, 111.. 32; Clinton. 31. Eden 25; Charlottsville, 11. Delphi. 21: ConnersviUe. 12. Cutler. 18; Delphi Reserves, 8. Plainfield. 18: Danville. 14. Hammond. 37; Washington. East Chicago. 26. Ervin, 34; Carrolton. 14. La Porte, 23: Elkhart, 14. Reitz. Evansville: 20; Bosse. Evansville. 15. Fontanet, 23: Bridgeton. 9. Flat Rock. 45; Clifford. 16. Frankfort, 21; Newcastle. 17. South Side. Ft. Wayne, 24; North Side, Ft. Wavne. 11. Central Catholic. Ft. Wayne. 16: Kirkland. 13. Fairbanks. 38: Merom. 16. Fortville. 24; Fishers. 9. Goshen, 28; Michigan City, 19. Fowler. 20; Goodland. 18.

Independent and Amateur Basketball Gossip

The Greencastle Ex-Cubs net five, composed cf former stars on Greencastle high school teams, are desirous of scheduling games in Indianapolis on Sunday afternoons. Write Evan Crawley. 713 South Locust street, Greencastle. Ind. The Ferndale A. C.’s desire Friday night and Sunday afternoon games with teams having access to a gym. Ferndale defeated Stockyards. 40-27. but dropped a close decision to Riverside Olympics. 21-19, in an overtime game. For games call Bud Kikendall, 901 North Capitol avenue, or phone Riley 0627. Crimson Cubs defeated Christamore A C. five. 27-20. but were unable to stave off a last quarter rally and met defeat at the hands of the Shelbyville Pearson Radios. 27-25. For games with the Cubs write 800 Lavcock. 1119 West Thirtieth street, or call Talbott 5504 between 5, and 5:30 p. m. South Side Buddies defeated Riverside M. E. "B" team, 34-4. with Sullivan scoring eleven points. They also defeated Christamore Pirates. 38-13, when Wampler scored twenty points. Monday night the Buddies will meet Zion Evangelical five in Zion gym For games with the Buddies write Leo Ostermeyer, 245 South State avenue. Taber Taxis Tigers and Rex Tavern fives are challenged. O'Hara Sans opened the 1934 section of their schedule with an overtime victory over Brightwood A. C.. 29-27, trailing until the last quarter. McKenzie and Cullen snagged field goals in the overtime to win for the Sans. McKenzie also scored six field goals, Sunday the Sans will battle Indianapolis Flashes in Dearborn gym at 4 p. m. Earlier in the season the Flashes defeated the Sans in a double overtime tilt. In a short game the Highland A. C.’s defeated the Y. M. C. A. five. 14-12, Loudenback and Donahue connecting for field goals that overcame a big first quarter lead. The A. C.'s would like to schedule a game with the St. Joseph’s Boys' Club Hot Shots. After winning ten straight games the Communal Netters lost to the Broadway M E.'s, 35-28. The Netters desire games in the 15-17-year-old class with teams having a gvm. Call Drexel 7101 any day but Satufdav. or write Bernard Kaseff, 1138 South Meridian street. Tabernacle Foxes and Junior Buddies take notice. The Midway A. C.'s defeated the Beanblossom five. 24-20. and Regal Stores, 2817. but lost to Chevrolet, 14-12. They desire games with O'Hara Sans. Brightwood A. C.’s. Tansv Milk and Blocks. Call Drexel 0148-J. or write Shorty Bauermeister. 1735 Dawson street. Brightwood A. C.s desire games with city and state teams. They lost an overtime game to O'Hara Sans at Brookside gvm. 29-27. with E. Foley playing best in the losing tilt. Bridgeport. O'Hara Sans, Hiigemeier Packers and Christamores are requested to write the manager at 2333 Station street. The Hiigemeier Packers will meet the Lafavette Gun Club five instead of the Pabst Blue Ribbons at. Pennsy gym Sundav afternoon. The Gun Club five ■ has defeated both the Blue Ribbons and Lafavette Lambs. The Packers will oppose the fast Edinburg five tonight at old Butler gvm at 8 30. A prelim game will start at 1:30. The Stockvards “A" team, bolstered by the addition of three former high school stars, will battle the Indianapolis Street Railway five in Hawthorne gym, 2440 West Ohio street, next Wednesday night. The "A ' team scored a 55-32 win over Indianapolis Water Company in their last time out. with Payton, former Martinsville high school plover, starring. The Stockvards ' B" team has a stiff opponent ! on the card for Wednesday in the Arsenal : Bulldogs, a club made up of former Tech j stars. ! The Riverside All-Stars, undefeated so far this season, desire gajnes with teams in the 18-year-oid class who have gyms. Call Harrison 1409-W between 6 and 7 and ask for Charles. The B & O. five defeated the Christamore A. C.s in a close game. 32-28. Cullivan starring for the winners and Estle playing best for the losers. The Beacons and the B. & O. are tied in the West Side League with three games won and none lost. Christamore is third with two and one. while Diamonds are best with one game won and two lost. Link Belt and &peedwav are last with three games lost and none won. The Shevlin Big Five of Cincinnati, a basketball quintet composed of former college and high school stars, desires a fame in Indianapolis on Jan. 28 or Feb. 1. The Shevlin five is undefeated in sixteen games played this season. Communicate with Gordon Bachman. 823 Union Central Bldg.. Cincinnati. O.

Locals Win By Times Special DAYTON. 0.. Jan. 6—Two Indianapolis boxers won in bouts staged here Thursday. Henry Hook, flashy Indianapolis bantam, fighting at 120 pounds, outpointed Luis Carpentero. Dayton Filipino, in ten rounds of milling. In one of the other scraps on the card Jimmy shannon. Indianapolis junior lightweight, knocked out Joe Reid, 133, of Dayton, in the fifth round. Hook and Shannon are under the management of Kelse McClure.

Rushville. 20; Greenfield. 16. Gravsville. 25: Pimento, 20. Froebel. Gary, 26; Valparaiso. 20. Greentown. 29; Amboy. 23. Hardinsburg. 41; Borden, 17. Hillsboro, 35: Veedersburg. 23. Huntertown, 18; Leo. 16. Farmersburg, 18; Shelburn, 8. Hartford City. 39; Marion. 27. Huntington, 21: Peru, 17. Jeffersonville, 17: Seymour, 15. Jackson. Howard, 31; Somerset. 28. Forest. 17: Jackson, Clinton. 13. Hymera. 26; Jasonville, 18. Logansport. 14: Kokomo. 11. Ladoga, 24; Waynetown, 21. Lapel. 31: Frankton. 19. Clarks Hill. 41; Linden. 20. Lagrange, 34; Bristol, 16. Leavenworth. 52: Birds-eye. 17 Castleton. 24; Oklandon. 17. Jasper. 29; Lagoottee, 22. Lizton, 28: Pittsboro, 20. Marshall, 25; Mecca. 22. Rossville. 25: Michigantown, 23. Maregno. 20: Milltown. 19. Milroy. 38: Morton Memorial. 20. Maxwell, 21; McCorsville. 20. Jeff. Lafayette. 28: Muncie, 19. Madison. 34; Brownstown, 23. Darlington. 20: New Ross. 11. New London, 23: Union. 20. North Madison. 23: Dupont. 9. Mays. 25: New- Salem. 20. Straughn, 34; New- Lisbon. 23. New Albany. 26; Washington. 23. Oolitic, 14; Orleans, 12. Glenn. 27; Otter Creek. 15. Hobart. 21; Rensselaer. 18. Bentonville, 25: Raleigh. 16. Brazil. 29; Richmond. 27. Mulberry. 19: Washington Twp.. 17. Warren Central. 29: Edinburg. 15. Paoli. 14: Salem. 12. Scircleville, 23; Colfax. 17. Scottsburg. 29: vevay, 10. Sullivan. 18; Dugger, 13. Switz City, 17: Linton. 10. Shelbyville, 29: Franklin, 20. Riley. South Bend, 23; Central. South Bend. 18. Tipton. 25: Sheridan. 16. Thorntown. 17; Dover, 14. State Training. 37: Concannon, 13. Wilev; Terre Haute. 26; Gerstmeyer, Terre Haute. 18. # Swayzee, 26; Upland. 25. Wingate. 46: Bowers. 12. Alamo, 16: Waveland. 15. Horace Mann, Gary. 28: Whiting. 22. West Middletown. 25; Howard. 11. Westland, 21; New Palestine. 19. New Augusta. 24: Whitestown. 20. Wilkinson. 20: Kennard. 16. Daleville, 14: Cowan. 9. Pendleton. 34; Spiceland, 21. Arcadia, 65; Goldsmith, 14. Markleville. 37; Middletown. 27. Warren. 19: Clear Creek. 17. Lafayette Central. 17; Roanoke. 15. Union township. 30: Derby. 18. Cannelton, 24: Memorial (Evansville), 18. Centerville. 39; Brownsville. 17. Cambridge City. 34; Lewisville, 23. Milton. 26: Hagerstown. 23 Greensfork, 23; Williamsburg, 9. Winchester. 24: Lynn. 18. Saratoga, 23: Jackson. 19. McKinley. 29; Farmland. 27 (double overtime). Huntsville. 24: Economy. 20. Union City. 35; Liberty. 20. Everton. 25: Harrisburg. 12. Boston. 26: Springfield township. 24. New Paris, 0.. 17: St Andrew’s (Richmond). 13, Ligonier, 29; Garrett. 20. Nappanee. 26: Mishawaka, 19, Walkerton. 35: North Liberty. 10 Edwardsport, 35; Sandborn, 14.

College Basket Scores

Anderson. 25; Huntington. 20. Franklin. 43: Manchester. 26. De Pauw. 43: Wilmington. 16. Western State. 29; Ball State, 19. Earlham. 26: Kalamazoo college. 7. Mississippi college. 26; Oakland City. 24. Geneva. 43; Valparaiso. 34. Hanover. 34; Cincinnati. 33. Syracuse. 34; Princeton, 26. New York university, 48; John Hopkins, 24. Alabama, 53; Tulane, 18. Nebraska. 37; lowa State. 31. Southern Methodist. 35; Baylor. 25, Manhattan. 26; Georgetown. 17. West Virginia, 26: Maryland, 24. Davis-Elkins. 52: Morris Harvey. 32. Akron. 35; Otterbein. 23. Toledo university. 32; Ohio Northern, 21. Ottawa. 33: Haskell. 23. Kansas State, 21; Central Missouri Teachers, 36. LaSalle, 35: Baltimore university. 32. St. Thomas (Scranton), 46; Wheaton (Illinois i. 38 Hillsdale, 31: Albion. 22. George Washington. 33: Wake Forest. 25. Nebraska. 37: lowa State, 31 (overtime). Duluth Teachers, 32; Concordia (Minnesota). 30. Vanderbilt. 31: Auburn. 22. Texas Tech. 30; House of David. 22. Louisville U.. 32; Transvlvania. 23. Utah Aggies. 46: Stanford. 35. Oregon State. 28; Washington State. 16. Denver. 31: Colorado Teachers. 30. Colorado. 18: Colorado Mines. 17. Ft. Havs. 39; Kansas Wesleyan. 25. Drake. 30: Oklahoma Aggies, 19. Illinois Wesleyan, 41; Centenary. 28. Washington, 35; Idaho, 29. Wvoming. 35: Western State (Wyoming), 20Marietta (O.). 31: Hobart. 30. Emporia college. 31: Bethel. 26. SCORES LOTT'S RANKING Placing of Chicago Ace in Tenth Place Scored by Net Official. By United Press CHICAGO. Jan. s—George Lott, Chicago tennis player and member of the Davis cup team, is satisfied with his tenth-place ranking by the United States Lawn Tennis Association, he told friends before he recently left for Miami, Fla. Ralph Westcott, president of the Chicago Tennis Association, has protested to William M. Fischer, New York, president of the U. S. L. T. A., over Lott’s ranking below several players he has beaten, notably Gregory Mangin, Sidney Wood and Bryan Grant. ENTERS BUTLER RELAYS Glen Cunningham. Famous Kansas Runner, to Compete Here. By Times Special LAWRENCE, Kas., Jan. 6.—Glen Cunningham's 1934 indoor track program includes the appearance of the star University of Kansas middle distance runner at the Butler university relays March 24, at Indianapolis. coach H. W. Hargiss disclosed yesterday. FIGHTS THURSDAY NIGHT AT DALLAS. TEX—Jimmie Reed. 145. Erie, Fa., decisioned Lou Jallos. 139. Houston, ten rounds. AT ST. LOUIS—AI Stillman. 175, St. Louis, decisioned Willie Oster. 170. Chicago. 1 10>. Babe Davis. 185. St. Louis, defeated Johr.nv Miles. 178. St. Louis. .8(1 Allen Matthews, 158. S: Louis, defeated Bobby Miisap, 156. Indianapolis; Elmer Savage. 126. S:. Louis, and Santos Delago.* Evansville. Ind.. Draw (8). IRISH FORM FENCING TEAM NOTRE DAME. Ind., Jan. 5. For the first time in its history, Notre Dame will be represented by a fencing team, coached by Professor Pedro de Landero, former saber champion of Mexico. The Irish will open the foils and saber action against Chicago here Jan. 27.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

McLamin May Battle Dundee By United Press NEW YORK. Jan. 6.—Madison Sguure Garden is negotiating to have Vince Dundee defend his middleweight championship against Jimmy McLamin. welterweight king, at Miami in March. Promoter Jimmy Johnston wired Pop Foster, McLamin’s manager in Los Angeles, offering the Vancouver Irishman a fifteen-round title bout with Dundee in Florida on March 8. McLarnin’s title would not be at stake. If McLamin declines the offer, Johnston said he will find some other oponent for Dundee at Miami, probably Young Terry or Teddy Yarosz. Yanks Release Sewell, Pennock By United Frees NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—Two famous veterans of the New York Yankees, Herb Pennock. lefthanded pitcher, and Joey Sewell, third baseman, have been given their unconditional releases. Last night’s announcement from the Yankee offices confirmed reports which were circulated during the major league meetings in Chicago last month, but which the Yankees denied at the time. Sewell, however, was re-engaged immediately as coach. He will serve in that capacity with Art Fletcher. ANGELS FILE CLAIM Los Angeles is not going to pass up Pitcher Buck Newsom if there is a chance to get him back. In accordance with the rule, which specifies that the club a player is drafted from, shall have first refusal on him if he goes back to the miners, the Angels have filed a claim with the St. Louis Browns for the crack right-hander. ~ ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices BERRY. GEORGE L.—Beloved husband of Martha Berry and father of Mrs. Florence L. Fisher and Mrs. Lois Stone, passed away at the residence, 513 N. Bosart, Friday morning. Services at the residence Monday, 10 a. m.. private. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call any time before services. BOYER. CHARLES E. Father of Mrs. Fred Hensel, Mrs. Claude James and Frank C. Boyer, rleative of Mrs. Mary Barckdall and Mrs. James Sheerin, passed away Thursday, Jan. 4. Funeral at FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. 1639 N. Meridian St., Monday. Jan. 8. at 9:30 a. m.: services St. Philip Neri church, 10 a. m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. COOKE. BENJAMIN C.—Beloved husband of Mary W. Cooke, passed away Jan. 2, at Colorado Springs, Colo. Services at FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Saturday. 3 p. m. Friends invited. Cremation follows. DILLEY, husband of Irene Dilley, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dilley of Logansport, Ind.; brother of Ruth Christianson of Chicago, 111., passed away Friday, Jan. 5. Funeral at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946 N. Illinois St.. Monday, Jan. 8, 10:30 a. m„ followed by services at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dilley. 1100 Broadway. Logansport, Ind., 2 p. m. Monday. Burial Mt. Hope cemetery, Logansport. Ind, LEVI, ALBERT W.—Husband of Stella Levi, father of Albert W.. Jr., brother of Ed. J. Levi of Chicago. Mrs. Morris Higer, and Miss Lulu Levi, both of Detroit; Mrs. Nellie Weiler of Cleveland and Mrs. Saul Munter of Indianapolis, passed away Friday at his home. 1 E. 36th st. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Sunday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Peru. Ind. M'ATEE, DOROTHY JEAN—Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. McAtee. died at the St. Vincent's hospital. Friday morning. Funeral notice later. KIRBY' SERVICE. RENTFROW, JOHN—Brother of Daniel and Henry Rentfrow. Mrs. Mary Kellogg, Mrs. Edward Minnier. Mrs. William Zahn, Mrs. William Connors and Mrs. Anna Lynch, died at the home of Mrs. Lynch, 1619 E. Raymond St.. Thursday. Funeral Monday. 8:30, at the home, 9 a. m. St. Catherine's church. Interment Lafayette. Ind. KIRBY SERVICE. THOMAS, CHARLES A.—Beloved husband of May Thomas and father of Mrs. Charles French, Mrs. Carl Huff and Gilbert Thomas of Indianapolis, and Mrs. George Conlon of Concord. N. H., passed away Thursday, Jan. 4. at his residence. 2333 Langley Ave. Funeral services Monday. Jan. 8, at the residence at 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited. WILSON, ALICE M. inee Colbert i, and infant son, Thomas Joseph Wilson, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 3. at St. Francis hospital, beloved wife and son of Leo T. Wilson and mother of Leo Francis Wilson and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Colbert. Funeral Monday, Jan. 8. at the residence of her parents, 311 Prospect st.. at 8:30 a. m. Services St. Patrick’s church. 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. WITTE. ELNORA NEWHOUSE—Age 65 years, passed away Friday. 11 p. m. Funeral services at the home, 38th and Shadeland Ave.. Monday. 10 a. m. Burial Anderson cemetery. M CORD'S SERVICE. WITMAN. LOTA—Beloved wife of Joseph L. Witman, mother of Ronald, Clarrinne, Eloise and Mary Jean, passed away Jan. 5 at the late residence, 1222 Prospect St. Services at the above address, Monday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call anytime after Saturday noon. WORLEY, CLARA—Entered into rest Thursday 10:30 a. m.. age 51 years, beloved mother of Mrs. Evelyn L. Reynolds and William F. Worley, daughter of Frank Huter. Funeral Saturday. HARRY W. MOORE FUNERAL PARLOR, 2050 E. Michigan st., 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Anderson cemetery. 2 Cards, In Memoriama WE WISH to thank our relatives, neighbors. and friends for the beautiful floral offerings, the loving deeds, and kind words of sympathy tendered us during our great bereavement, the loss of our dear husband, father and son. We also wish to thank the Rev. Daries and Rev. Baldauf. and the singer. Mrs. Hopkins. MRS. JAMES ADAMS. JIMMY JR., and SAMUEL ADAMS. 3 Funeral Directors, Florists DO YOU KNOW that all superior appointments of our MORTURAY, of Service, are available at LESS COST? Because of our large patronage and low overhead a funeral can be held here with all our fine facilities at a cost as low as any in Indianapolis. FLANNER & BUCHANAN 25 W. Fall Creek dr. TA-4400.

BUSINESS SERVICE THESE ADVERTISERS GUARANTEE PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE. | Accountant L. CARL BERRY Special department for bookkeeping service. 1112 Odd Fellow bldg. LI-i154. Contracting RELIABLE LOW estimates on new remodel or Tepair contracts. HU-a059. Fur Repairing FUR COAT repairing, relining, remodeling. All very reasonable- HU-8150. Furnace Repairing REPAIRS—To all makes of furnaces. Moncrief Furnace Cos. 947 Mass. Ave. RI-6872. Moving, Transfer, Storage FIREPROOF STORAGE Store now, p*y six months later, ire* hauling to storage Moving $4 per load and up. PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO RI-7750. 41$ E. Market St. MOVING —$1 Up DAVIS TRUCKING CO.. 315 E. Mich. LI-2655. MOVE YOU—Take in discarded furn.; personai ser v ice: free estimates. HE-5033. Plating RIGHT PLATING WORKS 642 E. Ohio st. Copper. Brass, Nickel. Chrome. Silver. Gold. Cadmium and Antique finishers. We call for and deliver. RI-7134. INDIANA PLATING CO.—Chrome. nickeL copper, silver, gold plating. 10 W. Henry. RI-5717. Raw Fur Business FURRIER—Most reliable service. ISADORE KROOT. 628 W. Washington. CaU LI-9250. Window Shades KEITH SHADE C 0.—1348 N lUlnol*. R1<895. <895. Dealers BrenlLa Shades. Cleaning.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 3 Funeral Directors, Florists W. T. BLASENGYM 2326-28 Shelby St. FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N. Meridian St. _ TA-1835. GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. Market HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect. DR-0321-0322. 4 Lost and Found FOUND—White Beagle Hand, black, white markings. Dec. 13. Will sell if not called for. 834 Bates St. LOST South of Garfield park: black, white female Beagle hound. 2708 Barth Ave. Reward. DR-2648. LOST—German Dachshund pup, tan. had on collar AL LOSCHE. HE-5236. PARTY who called Swiss Cleaners in regard to suit found, please return to 1120 N. Illinois and receive reward. STOLEN—I Yale chainfall. 1 dolly. 1 tripod. some artificial grass. Call BE-0545. Liberal reward. 545 Warren Ave. LOST—Pearl Masonic pin; somewhere downtown; keepsakc. Reward. BE-1947, LOST—Black beaded purse: Tuesday eve. Reward. CH-3121-R. LOST—Suit case, large, black, steel bound. LIVENGOOD. DR-5335, LOST—Great Dane brlndle puppy, weight 50 pounds. Reward. HU-1618 5 Personals RENT A MAYTAG $1 per week Minimum rental 5 weeks. L. S. AYRES & CO. IF INTERESTED in a free box of JEAN FERRELL powder, call LI-4655 for further information. DR. CHESTER MILLER. Dentist. 1107 Odd Fellow Bldg, RI. 7281, PERMANENT or temporary home for invalids, aged. CH-2688-W. Woodruff PI. IN STRUCTIONS 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring GOVERNMENT JOBS. $lO5-175 Month. Men—women. 18 to 50. Qualify for coming vacancies. Particulars free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. DEPT. 151 D, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED—Names men, women, 18-50, wishing government jobs. $lO5, $175 month. Many examinations coming: 25 coached FREE. Apply today for particulars. K-334, Times. COMMERCIAL ART. Individual instruction. PRUNTY STUDIOS. 904 New City Trust Bldg. RI-1066. FREE—Hawaiian guitar to each new student, SI per lesson. HILO- HAWAIIAN STUDIO. 2108 Roosevelt Ave. CH-4425. HELP WANTED ~ To Those Seeking Employment. Situation Wanted ads in The Times are read by many employers. Your ad in The Times will cost you less than in any other paper in Indianapolis . . . less than 2 . cents per word. Rates Are: 12 Words 1 Day 22 12 Words 4 Days 65 12 Words 7 Days 1.35 13 Help Wanted—Male DEPENDABLE young man with energy and initiative hard work must have high school training. Address Box 340, Times. HERE'S new exclusive patented product. Pays agents $2.50. Four sales a day bring $250 month profit. Write quick. FrRE-CRY CO.. Dept. 17. Dayton. Ohio. WANTED 4 ADVERTISING SOLICITORS ESTABLISHED CLIENTELE. BE-0975-J. WANTED—Painter to do painting in exchange for rent. LI-0474. $2 AN HOUR TO SALESMEN—Write to Dad’s Factories. Indianapolis. Ind. 14 Help Wanted—Female EXPERIENCED sales executive work to manage studio and Indianapolis territory. Earn $7,500 annually. MR. JENNINGS. Claypool Hotel. $6 SALARY—PIus extra bonus, for productlon; average S2O wkly, 334 When Bldg. WOMAN —Over 25. with car, capable of managing office. Call RI-1986 for interview. Times Want Ad Rates are the low-est in City. For complete details call RI-5551 15 Wanted—Male or Female MEN AND WOMEN—For house-to-house canvassing; good profits. 38 W. Georgia St. 16 Situations Wanted CAPABLE —Middle-aged woman, housekeeper, practical nurse or companion; adults. Will leave city. Box K-336. Times. PORTER or private work; anv kind. HA--3961-M: mornings, evenings. References. RENTALS 17 Furnished Booms ALABAMA, N., 826—Sleeping rooms, newly furnished, very well heated; men preferred. CENTRAL. 3149—Cozy room; private home. Gentleman preferred. Garage. TA-5000. 2004 N. DELAWARE Beautifully furnished; lavatory; garage. Evenings. GUILFORD, 3606—Large front room and living room, large closets, private home; reasonable. WA-3321-M. ILLINOIS, N., 1907—Steam heated double. Attractive home, ideal 2 men. Garage. Very reasonable. ORIENTAL. N.. 20—Lovely front room; next bath. Private entrance. Steam heat. ! RURAL. N.. 226—Cozy, warm room, all conveniences; good home for convenient person. WASHINGTON. E„ 5910—Desirable front room. A real home; 1 or 2 employed; double garage. IR-1244. WASHINGTON BLVdT. 2820—Lovely room, home privileges, breakfast optional; well heated; $3. TA-3821. FOR COLORED—NeatIy furnished room; modern private home. N. Capitol Ave. HA-0342-J.

Times Rental Ad Brings 20 Replies PENN., X„ IS46 —Beautifully furnished effciency: living room, in-a-door bed, dinette, kitchenette, elegant tile bath, shower, crystal chandeliers. French doors. French windows, city heat, private front porch. S3O. All utilities and garage furnished. TA-6250. WHEN Miss Florence Howell, 1846 North Pennsylvania Street, wanted to rent her apartment, she naturally placed a rental ad in The Times—BECAUSE —she knew that The Times produced splendid RESULTS at the lowest Want Ad rates in the city. Miss Howell had 20 interested prospects reply to the ad shown above and cancelled her ad on ■ - the second day. It 'Jot wantad ■ / nkkT&k in The Times is f j centage of the income realized I e [/\L~ D D D I Timeß Want Ads C / Cost Less

RENTALS 21 Unfurnished Apartments

Apsirtnmsnt Luxury sit Commonplace Prices walking distance from the Circle THE DUNDEE APARTMENTS Corner Virginia Ave. and McCarty St. unfurnished furnished Clean, roomv apartments, I I Attractively furnished moulding he at. gas I I S£ BP FrSSfc water and Frigidaire. | | aire and garage. $25 . . . $27,50 . . . $35 . . . for economy . . . for convenience '. . . for comfort

17-a Hotels, Resorts, Inns NEW AND FIREPROOF Low permanent rates. All rooms with bath. PENNSYLVANIA AT ST. JOE ST. NEW PALACE HOTEL—4 N. New Jersey. Clean steam-heated rooms 35c night. CLINTON HOTEL—Sleeping rooms. $2 wk.; also housekeeping rooms. 29 Virginia Av. f'nlnninl Hntpl Ev<>ry convenience. V/UlOllld.l nuiKi Must see to appreciate; $4 up. Walking distance 236 N. 111. HOOSIER HOTELfnd e up! $ Clean: city heat. 440 Massachusetts ave. SCHWENZER HOTEL AND CAFE—46O E. Washington st.; rooms $2.50 up; steam heat; running water: showers or tubs. CORONADO HOTEL north bus terminal; city heat; hot. cold water: daily. 75c up; weekly. $3 up. LI-1637. , SEMINOLE HOTEL Ala N ba^ All outside rooms with connecting baths, rates $1 per day single; $1.50 double. $4.50 and $5.50 week. Ll-1496. HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts. Ultra modern hotel service. As low as $2 a day: $lO week. 750 N. Meridian. LI-2351. Mioiei l It will pay you to see our com--1 sortable rooms before moving. Spe- { cial rates. Easy walking distance. Del, at Mich. LI-5310 18 Housekeeping Rooms^ $4- 1414 PARK—Beautiful front room; overstuffed; range, phone, steam heat; private entrance: adults employed. $7, RURAL. N.. 436— Lower floor; 3 rooms. bath, modern. CH-0357-M. ALABAMA. N., 2535—Bedroom, kitchenette apartment, sink, range, well heated; garage. Reasonable. ASHLAND. 1121 Large modern front housekeeping room; nicely furnished: garage; reasonable. LI-8733. CENTRAL, 1948 —Cozv room and kitchenette; also single housekeeping. Near bath. Adults. COLLEGE, 1336—2-Room apartment; $4; 1-room apartment, $3.50. Furnished, hot. cold water. EVISON. 1130—1-Room apartment, comfortable furnished, good heat, utilities furnished. DR-3353-M. FOUNTAIN SQUARE—2 large clean rooms; private bath; utilities furnished: garage; $5. 854 E. Morris. HANNA AVE.. 1239—3 unfurnished modern rooms: garage; utilities paid; sls (4000 south.) LEXINGTON AVE.. 1202—Large, modern kitchenette apartment; private entrance: adults. DR-1190-J. . McCARTY, E.. 326—1-room, kitchenette, nicely furnished; light and water paid: $2.50. OAKLAND. N.. 652—2 Rooms, bath. down. Cozy, private home. Everything furnished. CH-5838-J. SHERMAN DR.. S., 1203—2-Room nicely furnished apartment; private bath, garage. Call DR-3112-J, 19 Rooms with Board COLLEGE CAR. Va BLOCK—2 men of good character; home cooking and privileges. 643 E. 10th. HAMILTON. N.. 1033 -Modern rm„ board, laundry, excellent heat, private entrance. privileges: double. $4.50; single. $5.50. McCARTY\ e 7. 326 Large comfortable room suitable 2: good meals. $4.50 each. NONE BETTER—Owner's home; twin beds, shower, privileges. Oarage. 2062 N. New Jersey st. TA-6916. 21 Unfurnished Apartments SPINK APARTMENTS 3720 N. Penn $40.00-$ 47.50 2035 N. Meridian 35.00- 60.00 1433 N. Penn 35.00- 55.00 108 E. 13th 32.50- 45.00 111 E. 16th 35.00 45.00 37 W. 21st 35.00- 47.50 230 E. 9th 30.00- 35.00 402 N. Meridian 45.00- 125.00 Modern Fireproof Apt. Frigidaire Equipped ACCESSIBLE Street cars, bus lines and stores. General Apartments, Inc. 22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439. Nights. Sundays. Holidays. Call LI-2351. 418 E. 15th, $37.50 and up One bedroom apt., entrance hall, large living room, dinette, kitchenette. Frigidaire, tub and shower bath; plenty closet facilities, hardwood floors, excellent location; splendid transportation; Central car line. See rental agent or phone HE-4102. $22.50; 42 W. 11TR—Niceiv decorated kitchenette apartment; heat. gas. water, ice furnished. Call Apt. 1, THE Grant. KEALING. 1543)2—4-ROOM APARTMENT HEAT AND WATER FURNISHED. CH--1416. 230 E. 9th St ~..530.00-$37.50 402 N. Meridian $45.00-5125.00 38TH fz COLLEGE—N-W. comer. Efficiency and 4-room apartments, utilities. Reasonable. RI-2315. GEORGIA APARTMENTS 702 E. Georgia—3 Rooms: modern; newly decorated. Gas range: ice box; all utilities furnished; S2O 50. See custodian. INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL AGENCY. Our city wide listings afford an opportunity to inspect fur. and unfurn. apts. to meet your requirements. Transportation free. No obligation. Day. LI-5452; eve. or Sun. HU-6819. WA-0433.

RENTALS 21 Unfurnished Apartments

21 Unfurnished Apartments /VV 3515 N. Penn. S4O ikgj 18 E. 37th • $42.50—545 Beautiful bedroom apts., Frigidaire and all utilities. These are excellent values and must be seen to be appreciated. See rental agent on premises or phone HE-4102. IN IRVINGTON—At 5217 E. Washington St 4 large rooms, sleeping porch, hardwood floors. Near schools, churches, bus. street car. Ellenberger park. Steam heat, garage, lights, water furnished. Bargain at $29.50. IR-3516. OXFORD GABLES, i 38th st and Wash. Blvd. i One and two-bedroom apartments. I With an address of distinction, these are very choice apts., very reasonably ! priced. Inquire resident manager or | phone HE-4102. Ten per cent discount on all Cash Want Ads placed at Times Want Ad Headquarters. 214 W. Maryland St. 22 Unfurnished Houses 59.50. 20TH. E . 3341—Cozy 3-room double. inside toilet; water paid. sls. RANDOLPH. S.. 401—4-Room modern bungalow, in-a-door bed. good condition. LI-8565. Sl6, 19TH, E., 3001—6-Room modern cottage. Near school: A-l. CH-2688-W. ARROW AVE.. 1909 7-room modern. $23.50; Arrow Ave., 1837—6-room double; modern, except furnace. ASHLAND, 2315 —4-Room double, in-a-door. laundry tubs, garage. HU-3995. 1114 BURDSAL PARKWAY sl3. Four-room dbl.. mod. except furnace; gar.; water pd. Month Free. LI-4413. COLLEGE AVE.. 5340—Unusual 5-room modern double: redecorated: garage: S3O. HU-4350. DELAWARE. N.. 2406—518; water paid; 5- room modern double. A-i. DR-6323. DETROIT, 245 5-Room cottage, semimodern. garage; new paper; SB. EASTERN AVE., 554 —5 Rooms, modern, built-ins, hardwood floors. Near St. Philips. LI-9417. GALE, N.. 1027—Double: 5 rooms, bath, furnace, garage, modern. Bargain at sl9. CH-1189. GENT. 2111—4-room house; electricity, gas, garage: sl2. LI-0474. GRANT. N., 108—6 Rms., mod., new hardwood floors, water paid; $17.50. LI-6035. GRAY. N., 637—6-Room modern double. Laundry tubs, garage: S2O. HU-3995. HALL pL., 1720)2—3 Rooms, bath, semimodern apartment, private entrance: SB. HA-1068-M. KEALING. N., 26—Desirable 6-room modern single, garage. Good location. DR--1190-J, Kenwood- 3504 —$22.50 Six-room mod. double: good value. SECURITY TRUST CO. RI-9484. KEYSTONE. N.. 226—6 Rooms, fireplace, built-in. garage, water paid: S2O. CH--6071. LEE, 1450—Double. 5 rooms, inside toilet. semi-modern, garage, water paid; $lO. LIN WOOD, 715 (4500 E.)—4 Rooms, modern, garage, water paid; S2O. CH-0588. MACPHERSON, 2821—Double. 5 rooms. modern, garage; good condition: sl2, MARKET. E.. 1305; 7 rms.. mod $16.25 TUXEDO. S., 21; 7 rms.. modern 20.00 KENWOOD. 2916: 7 rms., modern.... 22.50 CAPITOL. N„ 2934; 7 rms.. modern.. 20 00 DEWEY, 6019; 6 rms., modern 20.00 DENNY. 61 S., 6 rooms, modern 20.00 OLNEY, 2172 N.; 5 rooms modern... 15.00 JOHN R. WELCH & SONS NEW JERSEY. N.. 3308—6-room double, light, airy, 3 bedrooms, near Shortridge. HA-4928 M. PARK. 4122—6 rooms, water paid, near Joan of Arc: $45. HU-1534. RURAL. N.. 1131—3 Bedrooms sls MARKET, E.," 1531—6 Rooms .sl3 A-l. WA-2815. SHEPARD. S.. 1222—5 rooms, strictlv modprr.: garage: nice yard. BE-31C5 Ring 4. SPRUCE. 1728—Lower duplex, modern. 4 rooms, garage; A-l. water paid: sl2. UDELL. 1159—5-Room semi-mod. cot'age: garage: sl4. Water paid. HA-1068-M. WARMAN, S.. 505—Cottage. 5 rooms, redecorated, garage. Near Federal Foundry. Washington high. BE-0746. WASH. E„ 2415—6 Rms.. water paid..sl3 LASALLE. N., 2010—4 Rms.. gar sll FRANK S. CLARK & CO. LI-6035 WALLACE. 1229 N.— '--double: excellent condition; modern: $25. HU-4320. Inquire next door. 2026 Olive; 4 rooms; bungalow sl6 00 2217 Parker; 5 rooms; bungalow 15,00 256 S. Sherman; 5 rooms; bungalow, 14 00 1712 Montcalm; 5 rooms; single.... 12.00 367 S. Butler; 4 rooms: double 11.00 LI-7361. C. C. GROVE. 44 Virginia Ave. EFFICIENCY APTS., $25 Large rooms, painted walls, automatic heat. Frigidaire and utilities. MONTH FREE sls. 21 S. Colorado Ave. 4-rm. mod. bungalow dbl.: water paid. LI-4412. MODERN 4-ROOM BUNGALOW -l CONDITION CALL DAYTIME. LI-7122. __A FTER 6. TA-4948. 9TH. E.. 429—5-Room modern; water paid. Inauire 1003 Merchants Bank bldg 10TH ST., E., 4512-14—4-room modern. A-l. garage, water paid. $27 50, HU-5105 18TH . W.. 449-467—3-rm. colored apts.. In good cond. Reduced to $6. RI-6412. 3317 W. 10TH ST. 6- double, complete bath. gas. garage. In good condition, water paid: only sls. Call FRAZEE, LI-2318. 30TH. E.. 516—Near schools. Shortridge and 76: 3-bedroom modern. $22. HA-0974. 6 ROOMS. MODERN. S2O 232 N. Oriental, single house. 3 bedrooms. large living room, good furnace, garage. A-l condition. Call FRAZEE. LI--2318. For Colored Near Irvington. 4-rm„ gas. inside toilet, citv water. 110 S. Catherwood: $lO mo. LT-7491. GREGORY & APPEL, INC. After You Have Selected Your New Home See the Business Service Classification for a Reliable Mover. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses AMBASSADOR APT. HOTEL. Pennsylvania at 9th st. Phone. RI-1371 Furnished and unfurnished apartments with complete hotel and switchboard service. Dinette, kitchenette I and Frigidaire. Private park, with playgrounds for children. Walking distance. Dally, weekly and monthly rates. 57.50 WEEK—Kenwood. 2235; 3-rm. kitchenette, bath, modern apartment, good heat, utilities. RI-2234. CAPITOL. N, 1202—3 Bedrooms, nicely furnished home in Bungalow Park, heat furr.ishred S4O. LI-5596. CENTRAL. 2131—56 50 Wk.. 2 rms. and hall, lower front, prlv. bath; tel., prlv.; good heat; priv. ent. HE-4155. CHESTER, 112 N. —6-room semi-modern: steam heat. 24 N. Chester. IR-0363. ILLINOIS, 810 1 N.—Beautiful, modern furnished efficiency apartment; $5 to 59: utilities. LI-8888. STANTON. 3709—Niceiv furnished 4-room bath apartment; garage. $25 IR-4318 5-WELL—Furnished rooms, radio, large i library. G. E. Ref. $45; References. RI-5177. Box K-339 Times. , 24 Suburban and Farms 30 ACRES—N. Sherman Dr. good soil, no buildings, $4 per acre. DR-7755 REAL EST AT£ FOR SALE 31 Wanted to Trade BE SURE—Of your title Demand an abstract prepared by UNION TITLE CO 155 E. Market St, Union Title B.dg. 80-ACRE—Farm, Martin county, clear, for ■ bungalow east; 1552 E. 10th. CH-3574-M. BELL. RENT ,6r BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in The Times. Phone ‘'ad-baker.” RL $551 during business hours. .

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MERCHANDISE

34 Swaps SWAP - Things You Have for Things You Want TO ADVERTISER Each ad appearing in this column Is listed lr. The Times Swap Bureau Directors’ lor sixty days free of charge. Your swap ad costs only 3c a word in The Time- Special multiple rates of seven davs for the price of five and four davs for the cost of three TO TRADERS If veu can not find the leads that you desire In the ads in this column cal! the Swap Counter RI-5551. and we will attempt to arrange a trade for you from Swaps previously published. There is no charge for this service. $lB5 DINING SUITE, and other furniture" like new. for good used car. 1913 Orange STt'DEBAKER—'27 Sedan. Ist class condition for coal. corn, hav or what have you. W A-4119 -W. WILL TRADFP—'27 Oldsmobi'.e coupe and Dodge truck for later model coupe 2135 _S Pennsylvania. sloo' VOUCHER For '2B‘ Olds. Pontiac or what - * 1119 N. Tibbs. TOUR good 19-inch tires for cash or what? 721 Cleveland. Apt. 4. CASH—For Complete Batterv Sh.'P equiprr.ent. charger, molds, etc LI-3069 35 Household Goods Sale All Next Week. Closing out ail electric refrigerator* except new Kelvinators. Bargains in floor demonstrators, repossessed and traded-in electric refrigerators Majestic. Crosley. Frigidaire, General Electric, and Keivinators. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N Penn. LI-5513. SPECIAL SALE Bohn'' al! porcelain refrigerators prices far below cost pric* at the factory Don't fail to take advantage of this offer. POLAR ICE Si FUEL CO. 2000 Northwestern Brar.d new washer wringer and Krf[uUM‘ronet Today's SBS value for Terms. $1 35 weekly. 32 N. Del, ELECTRIC SHOP Ll-5386. GOOD duality floor covering S3c so. yd. Cut-Rate Linoleum House 811 N Ala. ESTATE SETTLEMENT WONDERFUL ANTIQUES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT HA-2963. Used Maytag - Washer Square Tub. $24 50. PEARSON PIANO CO 128 N Penn. 36 Radios. Musical Instruments Atwater Kent <T i C Consolette R. &R. Stores 225_E. Wash. BEAUTIFUL studio upright, slightly used, formerly $325. Now $195 WILKING MUSIC CO. YOUR RADIO repaired bv experts. Free inspection. MT. JACKSON RADIO. 3413 W. Wash. BE-1490. Open eevnings and Sundays. FREE radio service calls. Estimate if repair needed. LANES. 2828 E 10th. CH--0218, NlCE—Mahogany upright piano: fine condition. S2O cash 1828 N. Pennsylvania. R. C. A.—7-Tube, lowboy; Crosley 8-tube highfcov. perfect condition. ALLEN'S 534 Massachusetts ave. 37 Miscrliancous For Sale CASH FOR OLD GOLD $6.00 to $24.00 oz. Indiana Gold Ref. Cos. 135 W. Market Bt. FEDERAL LICENSE_NO._32 MOTORS, electric, al! sizes. Sold, rented and repaired. We do pump repairing. METER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO 352.1 E. Washington. IR-1151 MAAS CLEANER & WATER For all house cleaning, woodwork, bath fixtures, porches, walls, etc. Miles ahead of soap! 2 lbs., 25c: 5 lbs. 60c. ALBERT G- MAAS CO.. 31 Virginia ave. RI-3315. DESTROY MOTH—And their larvae, us* Mothicide. liquid or crystals. Albert. O. Ma as Cos., 31 Virginia Ave. RI-3315. BICYCLES—SIO up: tires, repairs Hoffman 251 Mass.. 245 E. Wash. 946 E Wash, HIGH GRADE—Radiator anti-freeze. *4 gallon. 75c: lli gallons. $2 25; yellow petroleum. 5-lb. can. 35c; 2-gallon can winter motor oil, axle grease, plastic roof cement. All metal corn poppers. BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STA__TION. corner C3pitol and South st. 800 FACED CEMENT BLOCKS. Bc~EACH—-IR-2132-1. 5018 E. Minnesota 37-c Building Materials WOOD WEATHERSTRIPS METAL Keeps Cold Out Keeps Heat In! Wood and felt, best quality low 2c ft. Zinc and felt, rust-proof low a5...3’2C ft. Bronze, one piece double cushioned, 2 3 ic ft. Door bottoms, oak and rubber, ea ,650 ANSWER Want Ads Promptly, the bargains that you see today may be gona tomorrow. 37D Beer Equipment. Coil and Novelty Boxes NEW FRONT AND BACK BARS. All kinds of equipment for draft beer. BUILT IN OUR SHOPS SOLD ON PAYMENTS FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE King’s Indiana Bill. Cos. DR-5826 1631 Southeastern- _ DR-3578. 37E Kindling and Wood GOOD DRY WOOD, FURNACE AND GRATE DELIVERED CHEAP, DR--5041-W GOOD BEECH WOOD—ALSO KINDLING.’ 38 Typewriters, Store and Office Supplies ONE OAK BACK BAR—IO Feet long. 3702 East Michigan. 39 W’anted to Buy OLD JEWELRY Up to $28.00 Ox. HIGHEST CASH PRICES—Paid for old gold Jewelry, watches, bridges, teeth. STANDARD GOLD SMELTING CO. 423 LEMCKE BLDG.. Cor. Penn. Si Mkt. WANTED—SO Folding chairs. Write or call WM. F. COURTNEY, 725 E. 27th St. MENS. Women's. Children's. Clothing," Shoes. Aiso furniture. 912 S. Meridian. DR-7015. WE BUY BOTTLES. WEST END BOTTLI CO.. 534 W. PEARL ST. LI-8085. WANTED—Large chifforobe or wardrobe: must be reasonable _LI-0626. 39-a Furniture Buyers masFS WANTS OOOD FURNITURE MB. PIERCE PROMPT HKRVICf Call RI. 0 r .* ny furniture! „ : A , ,‘'rugs stoves or clothin* vou have for sale. Calls answered promptly^ FURNITURE— CASH AT ONCE! Complete homes, pianos, radios, washer*. MR STILLABCWER—CH-6757. BUY whole houses or odd piece- - of turn ' plahos, etc. MP. WERLEY, HU-7274. 40 Store Specials RENT A MAYTAG $1 per week. Call RI-9441. Extension 372. Minimum rental 5 weeks. L. 8. Avres & Cos. . Ten per cent discount on all Cash Want Ads placed at Times Want Ad Headquarters. 214 W Maryland St. LIVESTOCK __ 42 Dogs, Birds, Pets BLACK and white fox terrier pups—Natural bobs. Reasonable IR-4925. 43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry FOUR COWS—Springers, young Ournseys. Shorthorn.- Jerseys. LI-0474. COW—Young Jersey, fresh. Call after 5 P M. or sHildav, 6233 W Moms. DARK Jersey, good milk cow, S2O. 5404 Canal Blvd, auToWtTvY 45 Autos for Sale. =S' Cars, all makes and models, priced sls up to $95. All in good running condition. Liberal trades, easy terms.. Open to 9 P M. North Side Chevrolet, Inc. 836 E. 63d St. Broad Ripple 1 Jj

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