Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 91, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1934 — Page 9

AUG. 25. 1034.

Dizzy Dean Shuts Out Giants To Boost Cards Into Second; Cubs Drop Game to Dodgers

Detroit Adds Half Tilt to Its Lead by Defeating Nats: Wet Grounds Prevent Yankee-Cleveland Action; Sam West’s Homer Gives Browns Win. RV THEON WRIGHT ' tinted frets staff Correspondent NEW YORK. Auk 25—The incomparable Mr. Jerome D**an, fresh from his run-in with the St Louis Cardinals, has personally boosted those Cardinals riKht into the National League pennant race. The dizzy or.e yesterday elbowed the Giants into a submissive 5-0 shutout and hoisted St Louis into second place in the National loop.

Yankee Conquers Yacht Weetamoe Cup Committee Orders New Test Races. Bt U*,tr4 Prr., NEWPORT. R 1.. Auk. 25 —Yankee. the hard-weather lugger from Boston's back bay. stands master of all she surveys today—all except the America's Cup committee, which can t make up its mind. Asa result, further tests will be resorted to between the Boston sloop, skippered by the crafty Charles Francis Adams, and Rainbow, the pride, if not the joy. of the New' York Yacht Club. Pairings have not been announced for today's race. Yankee has gone out in nearly a score of races and has not been beaten on an official test race for selection of the cup defender, whereas she holds nine victories over Rainbow, the Vanderbilt sloop. Rainbow has beatpn Yankee twice this year, in the King's Cup and Astor Cup races. Yesterday Adams once more pulled a nautical rabbit out of his sea-hat, and won over Weetamoe. the Frederick Prince entry, by a minute and eleven seconds over a thirty - mile leward - windward course in the third trial for selection of the defender against T O. M Sopwith's British challenger. Endeavour.

Local Pole Four Loses to Iroquois Two Indianapolis Teams in National Action. B'l t *tf Prrua DAYTON. 0., Aug. 25—Lexington 'Kv . Iroquois Club yesterday defeated the Indiana Terriers of Indianapolis. 10 to 0. in the national twelve-goal polo championship tournament here. The Iroquois team scored in every period but the second. Three matches were to be played today: Fairfield Club of Wichita. Kan., vs. Indianapolis; The Miami Valley Ramblers vs. Lexington's Iroquois. and the Camargo Club of Cincinnati vs. the Indiana Terriers. NEUSEL ENDS TRAINING FOR SCHMELING FIGHT fi'i I aifrrf Prr* PARIS, Aug. 25.—Walter Neusel, German heavyweight, ended training today for his fight Sunday night with Max Schmelmg of Germany, former world heavyweight champion. at a Hamburg tGormany) arena. He will leave by plane today for Hamburg.

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| Dizzy pitched one of his coolest and neatest games, completely Smothering every sign of Giant re- ! sistace. and aided by the home-run propensities of Messrs. John Rothrock and James Collins, he won going away—his twenty-second vicjlory of the year. Boston Beats Reds Twice Chicago dropped to third, a halfgame behind the Cards, when Brooklyn drove Pat Malone off the hummock in the fifth after homers by Sam Leslie and Linus Frey had given them an early lead. The Cubs’ only threatening gesture was a homer by Babe Herman with Stan Hack and Woody English aboard. The Dodgers won. 6-4, their second | straight over the Cubs. Boston's Braves beat Cincinnati ! twice, 2-1 and 10-9. Marty Mc- ; Manus' single and Shanty Hogan's j triple broke up a pitching duel between Ed Brandt and Si Johnson in ; the first game, and Wally Berger led the attack in the second tilt with I two homers. Chisox Rained Out Detroit added a half-game to its lead, breaking out in a rash of base hits in the fifth inning against the ' Senators, driving Wally Stewart from the hill and scoring seven runs. The Tigers won. 12-6. New York was idle with Cleveland. : due to wet grounds, and now trails by four and a half games. Threatening weather also held off Chicago and Boston. Sam West's homer in the eighth, driving Harland Clift home, gave St. Louis a 2-1 decision over Philadelphia. 115 Swim Entries Received for Meet H. A. C. Defending Champs List 12 Paddlers. Eleven teams represented by 115 swimmers will*vie for the Em-Roe trophy which is emblematic of the city swimming championship of Indianapolis, today and tomorrow at ! Garfield pool. The Hoosier Athletic i Club, winner last year, has entered . twelve swimmers. Action will be in the afternoon on both days. The Indianapolis Athletic Club is the favorite to win and has registered twenty swimmers. Rhodius and Garfield park have entered twenty-seven and twenty-one swimmers, respectively, and each is capable of winning the city championship. Ned Tilman will attempt to retain the Jack Schaefer memorial which is a perpetual trophy given each year to the high scorer. The General Outdoor Advertising Company will award a Jantzen swimming suit to the high-point junior. The meet is under auspices of the American Red Cross and the city recreation department. BITTER PILL TO ROLLIE Hornsby Sends Hemslev Home After Altercation at Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 25.—Rog- | ers Hornsby, hard-boiled manager iof the St. Louis Browns, has j suspended his star catcher. Rollie Hemsley, indefinitely as a result of the latter's altercation with a policeman early Thursday morning. Hemsley was ordered to return to St. Louis. His suspension may not be lifted the remainder of the season. Hemsley received his severe verdict from Hornsby after he had been called into police court on charges of disorderly conduct. Frank Grube and coach Grover Hartley will do the Browns' backstopping during Hemsley's absence. MARSHALL PINS~HAGEN FREEPORT, N. Y.. Aug. 25 Floyd Marshall, Arizona, threw George Hagen. New York, in a wrestling match here Thursday night. Mike Romano. Italy, and Abe Kashey. New Jersey, both were disqualified m another bout.

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Firt Presbyterian —The Rev George Fran!, pastor Morning addr*. The Gate Beautiful ” by the Re*. H £. Eberhardt. Wheeler City Rescue Mission superintendent. SI. Fant'a Reformed—The Rev. William H Kn.rrim. pastor. Morning German theme. The Dutv of Forgneness,' at a45 English theme. •Rejoicing Evermore." at 9.55. Trinity Reformed—The Rev. William H Knierim. pa->’or Morning theme. "The Joyful Sound." at 11. Advent Episcopal—The Rev George 8 Sou'hwor’.h pastor. ' Holy communion and sermon. ‘ The Divine Promise,'’ at 9. Volunteer* of America —Colonel Earie F. Hi’es, commander. Colonel Hites wjll speak at 7:30 p. m. on "Does Death End All?" Central A*enue M F-.—The Rev. Charles Drake Skinner, pastor. Morning theme. Is Christianity Coming or Going?”, night, young peoples fellowship service. Broadway M. E.—The Rev. Richard M. MiiJard, pastor. The Rev. Ernest N. Evans. Indianapolis Church federation executive secretary, will deliver the sermon Broadway Baptist—The Rev. R M Dodri;!. pastor. Morning theme. "In the Beginning night. "The Tragedy of the Second Best.” Irvington M. E.—The Rev. Guy O Carpen'<*r. pastor. Morning them". '’.Abiding in the Ship"; night, vesper service at 7. Dr. Carpenter speaking on "The Pattern From the Mount.” Fast Park M. E.—The Rev. R. A. TJlrey. pastor Morning theme Peace : night. • I Believe in the Resurrection Os Jesus Christ.” Immanuel Reformed—The Rev. H. F Weckmueller. pastor. Dr Edward Haines Kistier will speak on "Through WearyGlen" at 10. Christ Church. Episcopal—The Rev. E. Ameer Powell, rector. Holy communion at 8. morning prayer and sermon at 10:4o. North M. E.—The Rev. W. W. Wiant, pastor. Morning theme. "A Singing Church”; Epwortn Leagues at 6.30 and 7. Memorial Baptist—The Rev. George G. Kimsev. pastor. Morning .speaker, the Rev O B Sarber: night, union service at West Michigan Street M. E. church. Churches of Christ, Scientist —“Mind” will be the subject of the lesson-sermon in all city churches tomorrow. St. George's P. E.—The Rev. Francis Teiu. vicar. Holy Communion at 8; church school at 9; morning prayer and sermon at 10. t niversitv Park Christian—The Rev. James H Tilsiey, pastor. Unified service at 9 30: sermon. "Hosea Preaches God s Love,” by the Rev. C. H. Winders. Broadway Evangelical—The Rev. George S. Lobier, pastor. Unified service theme at 9 30. "The Gospel.” Seeond Evangelical—The Rev. F C. Wacknitz. pastor. Unified service theme Inion Congregational—The Rev. Clarence W. Baldwin, pastor. Morning theme. The Fool.” Christian and Missionary Alliance— R. K. Mills, Lima. 0.. will speak at 10:45 and 7:30. River Avenue Baptist—The Rev. George D Billeisen. pastor. Morning theme, "Christ's Tender Appeal”; night, "Marred Lives.” Bethany Christian—The Rev. James Shockley, pastor. Morning communion service at 9. Centenary Christian—The Rev. Paul W. Eddingfield will speak on "On the Pinnacle of the Temple” at 8:15 a. m. Church of Christ Mission—Darrel Adams. Bloomington, will speak at 10:30 and 7:30. Miami Street Pilgrim Holiness Mission The Rev. L. N Trotter, pastor. Church school at 1:30; sermons bv the pastor at 2:30 and 7:5.

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Bv l nited Press Frank Hogan Braves)—Triple in ninth sent McManus home with winning run. Dizzy Dean (Cards)—Shut out Giants, 5-0; gave five hits, fanned six; got two singles. Rumor Kearns and Walker Washed Up Jack Talks Only of His New Heavy Contender. Bv ( nit ers Prrx.t LOS ANGELES, Aug. 25.—Jack Kearns remained silent today on his reported breach with Mickey •Walker as he mapped a campaign to carry his new heavyweight, Wesley Ketchell, toward a championship. Local fight circles hummed with gossip that the new battler under the Kearns banner is "to fill Walk- ; er s shoes.” Boxing followers here were convinced Walker and Kearns parted after the decisive beating handed the Rumson Bulldog by Young Cobett 111 recently in San Francisco. Kearns talked only of the ability I of Ketchell, who gets his first bid at fame under Kearns next Friday when he meets Bob Godwin of Georgia in Hollywood stadium. Play for Western Legion Junior Toga j Bit United Pres* TOPEKA. Kan.. Aug. 25.—Teams I from Seattle, Wash, and New Ori leans were to meet today for the ■ western American Legion junior | baseball championship. The winner will meet the eastern division chamj pion for the United States title later this summer. New Orleans defeated another Pacific coast entry, Oakland, Cal., 6 to 2, in one semi-final and Seattle ! defeated Ncligh, Neb., 7 to 5, in the other. RUBIN PLAYS HUNT IN U. S. CHECKER FINALS B;j United Pres . JAMESTOWN. N. Y., Aug. 25 Nathaniel Rubin of Detroit won the right today to meet Edward F. Hunt of Nashville. Tenn., in the finals of ! the national checker tournament I when he eliminated William F. i Ryan of New York city. Rubin won two games on an eight-game match with Ryan, five games ending in a draw. Midvrsv Flyers are without a contest for Sundav. and have September dates open. Call or write Bill Morrissey, , Drexel 0687-W. at 1555 Lawton street. Indianapolis Midways will hold a football meet me at the club rooms. Naomi and Sta’e stree’*. next Monday at 7:30 p. m. All players desiring tryouts report. IBeanblossom A. C s will meet Mars Hill Sundav at Mars Hill All A C. players are urged to be at the field by 1 o'clock. BUI Britton, please notice. I. A M. A s are without a tilt for Sundav and would like to schedule a road game Call E E End*ley. Lincoln 6524. or write 733 North Capitol avenue. Indianj apolis. Schmalz Clothiers of Bloomington toppled Lebanon Merchants. 7 to 4, and are without a game for Sunday. Call or wire Sam Diilman. Bloomington. Hilton U. Brown Juniors will tackle Post No. 4. Sept. 1. and Garfield No. 88. Sept. 8. Ace manager call Drexel 5652. Sou-h Side Merchants will hook up with the Blues at Bndegport Sundav. Merchants have Sept. 2. 9 and 23 open state teams write E. M. Wilson. 107 East Morris street. Indianapolis. Beech Grove Reds notice • Gross Funeral Home team will meet J. A A s at Garfield No. 1 Sundav at 3 o'clock. All Gross plavers please notice. Fiftv-Second Street Merchants will coli !:d with Oak Hill Spartans at Brookside No 2 today, and Sunday will go to Augusta. All plavers notice. Games are wanted for Sept 1. 2 and 3. Write Bob Elliott. 5167 College avenue, or cal Washington 3775-R.

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Oaklandon Christian -The Rev. Leslie Sparks, pastor. Morning theme. "God— The Way Out”, night. "I Believe in God." Meridian Heights Presbyterian—The Rev. Stdnev Blair Harry, pastor. 930 a m , unified service, the Rev. Rober Hutchinson of Spencer will preach on "God's Spirit.’ Englewood Christian—The Rev. O. A. Trink.e. pastor. The pastor will occupv the pu.pit in the morning after a month s absence in 'Michigan where he was manager of the Rock Lake Christian Assembly. Tomorrow he will close his eleventh year as pastor of the Engiewood church by speaking on • Brightening a Darkened Future.” Capitol Avenue M. E.—The Rev. E. Arnold Clegg pastor. Morning theme. • What's Right with the Church?” \ nitv Truth Center t 75 Century Bldg ) —Tomorrow morning. Mrs. Louise E Snow will speak on "The Tragedy of Irrecoii lection” i Fifty-First Street M. E.—The Rev. WilI bur D. Gro.-c. pastor. 10:45 a. m. tneme. I Builders of Tomorrow.” with Miss Lois j Anderson as soloist: 6:30 p. m , the pastor ! will speak on "Crucial lasues facing Youth, before the Epworth League. i Fairview Presbvterian -The Rev. Virgil D. Ragan, pastor. Tomorrow morning De Witt Morgan, principal of Technical high sghool. will speak on ' Hosea Preaches God s Love.” Roberts Park M. E.—The Rev. William Edward Bell, pastor. In the morning the pastor will speak on "Shadow and Substance”; nigh:. Miss Mary Elizabeth Edwards will speak c*i, "What Rengion Includes.” , Missionary Tabernacle —The Rev. Otto H. Nater, pastor. 10:45 a. m.. George Golav will speak on. • Old Time Salvation”; 2:3G p. m., Homer Welsner will speak on, "Leadings of God Into the Deeper Life”; night. Mrs. Minnie Thomas will speak on, "God as Revealed by Christ/' Revival in big tent at Miley avenue and west New York street—Nightly evangelistic meetings are being conducted by the Rev. Charles B. Riley. First Evangeiirai—The Rev. R. H. Mueller, pastor. 10:40 a. m. Dr.. I. J Good of Indiana Central college will speak on "The Challenge of Changing Conditions." All Saints’ Cathedral. Episcopal—The Rt. Rev. J. M. Francis, bishop. 7:30 a. m., Holy Communion; 11 a. m., morning prayer and sermon. St. Mathew’s Episcopal—The Rev. William Burrows. Archdeacon —9:30 a. m., morning prayer ar.d sermon. LEGALS 56 Legal Notices FINAL RULE FOR DIVORCE To Raymond Sherwood, late’.or 220 Trowbridge street, Indianapolis. Indiana. You are hereby notified that a final rule for divorce A. V. M. has been granted against vou at the suit of Margaret A. Snerwood, vour wife, which will be heard in the Court of Common Pleas. No. 4, of Philadeiptna county. State of Pennsylvania, of June term, 1933, No. 7838 on Monday the 24th dav of September, A. D. 1934, at 10 o'clock a. m. (Daylight Saving Timei, or 9 o'clock a. m. 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HAT CLEANERS. 37 W. Ohio St. 14 Help Wanted—Female ADDRESSING— Mailing circulars. at home for mail dealers. Earn sls- weekly. Experience unnecessary. Stamp brings particulars. ATLAS SYSTEM, Tuscon, Ariz. POSITIONS open for women 30-45. Requirements: fair education, whoiesoms appearance and ability to work 6 hours per day. This is permanent. Apply 9:30 to 12 a. m., Monday. 700 Kahn Bldg.. 7 N. Meridian st,. City. EDUCATED women: excellent opp. for advancement. 510 Merchants Bank Bldg for personal interview. HOUSEKEEPER—CoIored, employed couple; full charge; must be good cook; dav work, $5 wk. Box K-221. Times. WANTED—lnexperienced girls to learn chorus work. Easy method. 1535 Park Ave. ELDERLY woman for housework. To go home nights. 310 Sanders St. lb Situations Wanted HEMSTITCHING—Sc yd" I furatsh boilfast or silk thread. 2029 College. HE-2584. PIANIST—Wants job in beer tavern or will nlav anywhere EVANS. LI-7478 RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms $2.50 —CLEAN modern front room; breakfast optional; north of creek. TA-6030, S3—RURAL. N. 612 —Steam heated winter home; garage privileges; laundry optional. CH-6658. _ ALABAMA. N.. 1408—Front room; 3 windows; in-a-door bed; real home; garage. RI-1753. CAPITOL. N, 3143—Nicelv furnished large room for 2; near bath; private home, CENTRAL 2359—Light. cooT room, constant hot water; private family; reasonable, COLLEGE 3553—Pleasant corner room; hot water, shower, private entrance. Gentleman. WA-1050. DELAWARE. N, 1328—Large front room; twin beds; fireplace: Phone: near bath: reasonable. _ _____ DELA., 8, 1407—C001, nicelv furn. room with porch, mod, home, phone. RI-9267 ILLINOIS N, 2449—Apt. 3: nicelv furnished front room: accommodate 2; private home. KA-1T67-W. ILLINOIS. N.. 518—2 rooms, privtae bath; large front suitable 2: single, small 2room: phone. ILLINOIS N, 1907—Attractive large front for 2; refined home; hot water; steam heat; reasonable. ILLINOIS N.. 2705—Nicelv furnished room in private home, with garage. TA-1019 LINDEN 1106—Front room: private home; meals options I Prospect car. Reasonable. MARKET. E 528—Sleeping room, modern. Close lr.._sl.soj_S2 MERiuIAN. N., 2716—Li’ing room, fireplace; overstuffed: alcove: bedroom; accommodate 2 S3 50; attractive single room HA-4747-J. WASH . Blvd.. 2820—Nice airy room; shower bath. $3.00. TA-3821. WASHINGTON BLVD.. 2815—Large front room. 1 or 2 gentlemen, private home TA-5462.

RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms WOODRUFF PL. W. DR . 774—Cheerful front room, near bath; Urge closet: suitable 1 or 2. CH-5724. 10TH 240 E Nice front sleeping room for 1 or 2: gentlemen preferred private en_ra nee: private home, garage option a; LARGE front downstairs room; unfurnished; near E Michigan car. Private entrance _ CH-6482 3UNTON“HOTELSDesirabIe sleeping rms. 82: also housekeeping, modern 29 Vlr* ginia ave. "Downtown " 17-a Hotels, Resorts. Inns HOTEL ANTLERS Offr* all comforts. Ultra modern note ■ervica. A. iow as *2 a dav: 110 week ■>so N. Meridian. U-2351 DEARBORN HOTELS S Special rater 3208 £. Micmgan. CH-7550, HOOSIER HOTELS; 1^: side rms.: shower bath. 440 Mass. Ave. SEMINOLE HOTELS VuSi $4 50j shower, running water. SCHWENZER HOTED-458 E Washington St Clean outside rooms, $2 50 up. wkly.: running water; showers, tubs 18 Housekeeping Rooms S3 75—652 E 15th—2 large clean rooms; private entrance: sink; porch: everything furnished. S4—PINE. N. 614—Furn.: 2 nice front rooms, down. S3. 2 rms. up; priv. en aft. 3:30. $5 WEEK—4-room furnished house. Call at 1611 Southeastern ave. *5: NEW“JERSEY7“N.. 1606—Modern 2-rm apt., nicely furnished, sink, range pnone, garage $5; STEWART. 2429 2 semi-large rooms: private _home; unlities and phone. ALABAMA. N. 2019—2 nice rooms; partly furnished: garage; cheap rent; phone. ALABAMA. 1838 — Large clean room, i windows, closed off kitchenette; constant hot water. _ BEVILLE, 829 N.—3 rooms, next bath: pm ate. porch, entrance; steam heat. CARROLLTON. N.. 1804—2 _ rooms down: private bath, ln-a-door; $5; 2 rooms up. $4; utilities; private. HE-4406. CARROLLTON. 1645—1 or 2 attractive i furnished rooms; sink; overstuffed; private entrance: utilities. CENTRAL. 1948—Room and kitchenette. 1 single housekeeping room; near bath Adults. $2 up DELAWARE N.. 618—2 room apartment: also l-room apartment. Everything furnished. DELAWARE. N., 907—2 connecting rooms; nicelv furnished; utilities; accommodate'2: parking space. $5. LI-2078. FT. WAYNE. 643—2-room furnished apartment; walking distance. Reasonable. ILLINOIS. N„ 518—2 large rooms, private bath; single, small 2-room; also sleeping. ILLINOIS. N.. 2625—2 and 3-room apts. Cool, clean, comfortable; private entrance. Reasonable. ILLINOIS. N7 1808—Nice clean 2-room apartment; sink. $4; garage. $1.50. HA--3203-J. ILLINOIS, N., 2339—1. 2 or 3 rooms, kitchenette apts. $3, $3.50, $5. HA-4928-M. ILLINOIS. N., 1502—Housekeeping room, everything furnished, $3.50; also sleeping room; next bath, NEW JERSEY. N.. 1449—2 or 3 room apartments; newly decorated: overstufled; utilities; reasonable. RI-3619. PARK. 1118—1 room and kitchenette; downstairs, $4; furnished complete. LI--5236. PARK. 1023—2 large rooms; newly decorated: also sleeping room. SOUTHERN AVE.. E. 1419—2 furnished housekeeping rooms. Clean, modern home. Want married couple or employed women; utilities furnished. $6 week. TALBOTT N . 2342—Front housekeeping room, modern; completely furnished; 53.50. HA-4809-M. TUXEDO. 810 N. —$4; nicely furn. room, large closet, kitchenette, private ent.t utilities furnished. WASHINGTON, E.. 1810—2 room apartment: nicely furnished; light, comfortable. Parking space; phone. WASHINGTON, 1110. E.-2-room connecting downstairs apartment, $4.50: also 2 for $3.50; utilities furnished. 892 "md. DR., WOODRUFF PL.—2 large connecting rooms; living room, bd. room. kitchen furnished; utilities. lIth~ST., 717 E—2 nice light rooms for housekeeping, modern; reasonable; private entrance ; _Ll-1005. 9TH. E. 616—2 airy apartments, kitchenette, rollaway beds; private baths and entrances. LI-2788 19 Rooms with Board BROOKSIDE Ave., 1529—Modern room; meals; girl roommate; $5. LI-5752: 9 to 12; 1 to 4. CARROLLTON. 2441—Lovely front room, all home privileges. Reasonable. EAST—Modern room, board, laundry; real home; $5 double; $6 single: Scotch boys preferred. CH-2616-R. TALBOT. N.. 2023—Cheerful homelike rm.: good meals: privileges; garage. VERY desirable accommodations, refined private home, excellent meals, privileges of house. 1233 N. Pennsylvania st. Box K-220, Times. 21 Unfurnished Apartments SPINK APARTMENTS 2035 N. Meridian $32.50- 57.50 3720 N. Penn 45.00- 72.00 1433 N. Penn 35.00- 50.00 108 E. 13th 32.50- 42.50 111 E. J.6th 37.50- 42.50 37 W. 21st 32.50- 45.00 402 N. Meridian 45.00-125.00 Modern Fireproof Apt. Frlgidaire Equipped ACCESSIBLE Street cars, bus lines and stores. General Apartments, Inc, 22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439. Nights, Sundays, Holidays, Call LI-2361. CENTRAL* 2022—3 roonuv kitchenette, porch; electric refrigerator. S3O. HA--3244-W. THE DRAKE 3060 NORTH MERIDIAN STREET Newly decorated one badroom apartment available now. Large living room with fireplace, in-a-door bed, full size kitchen, dining room and bedroom. Frigidaire, all utilities and garage furnished. $75.00 per month. Custodian will show anv time or call J. H. ALBERSHARDT. LI-2565. EUGENE. 517 —4 rooms; upper; KelvinaTor7 water. heat, garage. Adults; S2O. HA-4475-J. LASALLE. N. 254—NICE 4-ROOM MODERN APARTMENT; UTILITIES FUR_NISHED_S2p_ PARK Ave.. 2445—3 bedrooms; Frigidaire, school, heat. S4O summer; $45 winter. DR-6323. TALBOT, N., 2055—4 room duplex! inclosed back porch; garage water, city heat paid. WA-0544. HE-1701. _ ATTRACTIVE unturn. bdrm. apt. Util. turn. Priv. bath. _829 _N. Ala. RI-2566. THE BON AIR APARTMENTS 21-23-25 W. 16th. st., between Meridian and Illinois; newly modernized; General Electric refrigeration installed. Very attractive apartments; $28.50, S3O. $32.50; utilities furnished. Now under new ownership. Experienced management. Apply— Resident manager. LI-7667. Indianapolis Rental Agency City wide listings: furnished *nd unfurnished apts.: free transportation Dav U--5452 eve TA-1064. CH-4481 fIFWffIWENT ReNTaffßUHEfll" Apartments in all parts ot the city; tree transportation to inspect apartments Call HE-1328 or RI-1371 day or night 22 Unfurnished Houses $11.50 SANDERS, 704—5-room semi-mod-ern double; garage; water; schools. DR--2097-W $18: KENWOOD, 2334—6 room double, perfect condition: near school; garage. BE--0921. $22.50: GRAY. N., 519—6 rooms: new furnace; garage; St. Philips; School 54. CH-3577. S23—WOODRUFF PL., 506 middle dr.-6-room brick, full basement, adults,refer BRADBURY. 1214 5-rm. semi-med. $12.50. J R. Welch A: Sons. 23 W, Ohio. LI - 3423 BARTH AVE.. 1868—6-room >/2 double, modern except bath sl4; water. DR-7250-R. BRIGHTWOOD-GALE, N., 2942—6-room modern. sl6; water paid; key 2950 CARROLLTON. 3908 Single 4-bedroom double; garage; built-ins. $65; water HU-3314. CENTRAL, 2355—7-rooms strictiv modern redecorated, garage; near school; reduced. HE-1861. CHELSEA RD . 5118—Bungalow; 5-room electric lights, repainted inside and out; _J 12.50. RI-9548. ELM, 721—5~ rm. semi-mod.; *l2. JOHN R WELCH fc SONS. 23 W. Ohlo_Ll-3423 EMERSON. 102 Modern 8-room double; redecorated; garage; schools, churches. RI-7260. ELDER. N.. 134—Lower 6-room semi-mod. near school. $10: water paid. EUGENE 961—A-l; 5 rooms: $10; Brookside 2930—4 rooms, sl3 HU-4340 RI-7061. GUILFORD. 2327—Modem double. 6 rooms. A-l condition; water paid: garage. IR--6024. GUILFORD 2414—5-rooms modern, fenced yard, garage, school. $lB. HU-4630. Guilford. 2532—6 rm. mod.; gar... $20.00 Kenwood. 2854—5 rm.; bath.; gar. . $12.50 McPherson. 2941—5 rm.; toilet.; gar.sl2.oo OWNER. IR-3412. HAWTHORNE. 47 N.—6-rooms modern, hardwood floors; separate porches: reasonable, IR-5736. HIGH ST. 1002—4 rooms, near El; LUiy; water pd. sll, LI-22110. KENWOOD. 3142—7 rooms: modern- olc floors; redecorated: front drive garage; $25 B M. RALSTON. 139 E. Market. MAPLE RD., E. Ill—s9o Brick home. 8 rooms, carpets, draperies, sun parlor, furniture. Frigidaire furnished. double garage; servants quarters; spacious lawn oil furnace; newly decorated. DR-2239. HA-1250.

HELP WANTED 22 Unfurnished Houses KENWOOD. 3040—6 rms . mod : S2O John _R._ Welch &_ Sons. 23 W Oh to LI-3423 market! E. 1531—6 rooms, inside toilet near Tech 3 grade schools. sl3. WA--2815, MINNESOTA. E. 522—5-rm semi-mod *l2 50. J. R WELCH A SONS. 23 W Ohio LI-3423 MICHIGAN. E. 2117—515. 3 blocks Tech 6-room modern double. Owner. DRNOBLE. S 223-5 rooms, bath; good shape _Call 231_S Noble. __ NEW JERSEY. N, 2611 6 rm’ . mod $25 J R Welch A Sons. 23 W. Ohio. LI-34.3 PALMER. E.. 1602—4 rooms. (HtcßeneUe semi-mod. newly papered, pear school water pa;d. HU-4368. DB-3564-R RAYMOND*"ST” E . 1761 -House for rent. Call_aj 231 South Noble. RALSTON. 4616—5-rm. mod : S2O John R. A RIVER 1124—6 rms semVmod ; sl2 John R. Welch & Sons. 23 W. Ohio. LI-3423 ST. CLAIR. E. 1120— Double modern, i rooms, garage, water paid. sls Kroger's TALBOT. N. 2530—8-rm mod.; $27 50 _J R Welch_A- Sons _23 W Ohio LI-3423. 13TH~E 3319—6-room modern double. _redecorated: near schools. $25. CH-5717. 27'h., W , 45—Single 10 rooms: garage: near car; school: Shortridge. S4O HU--6530. 27th St.. E. 717—Off College, single. 6rooms modern, near school. S2O. Was S4O CH-0117-R 10TH E 512-7 rooms modern: Ideal roomers or housekeeping: $25 HE-3155 12TH ST.. E . 417—Modern 7-room double; good condition: near schools CH-7670. 16TH ST.. E . 2512—Modern 4-room“ bungalow: double cabinet; redecorated: garage. DR-4715-M BIG bargain, 6 room modern with free rent until Sept. Ist. 2442 N. Alabama Come at once 42ND. E . 624 6 rms. mod.: *32.50 John R Welch A- Sons 23 W. Ohio. LI-3423. COLORED 1906 CORNELL 5-room upper duplex modern; SB. Call RI-28(in After You Itlave Selected Your New Piorme See the Business Service Classification for a Reliable Mover 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses $6: $8: ILLINOIS. N. 61015—Beautiful modern efficiency apartments; utilities. LI-8888. BROADWAY. 1536—2-room apartment, in-a-rioor bed; overstuffed; private toilet. Adults. CARROLLTON. 2353—Attractive 4-room upper apartment; util.: private garage. HE-5862. _ CARROLLTON AVE.. 1558 --Living rooms, ln-a-door. kitchen; private bath and entrances; utilities. FAIRFIELD! 1149—" The Ruth” efficiency and bedroom apts.; elegantlv furnished, util and refrigeration paid; $36 up. WA-7335. ILLINOIS. N.. 1919—Lovely 4-room apartment: Ist floor: suitable 3 or 4 adults. Garage available ILLINOIS. 2603—3 rms.. nicely furn.; utilities; $32. Noon or Eve.. RI-7725. LOCKERBIE ST.. 610-616 —Furnished, unfurnished apartments. modern. hot water, heat. Reasonable. LI-6080. WA--2149 Ring 2. MERIDIAN. N . 2251—2 large well furnished rooms; private bath: entrance; garage: all utilities; $7. HA-4184-W. RURAL. N. 820—Beautiful 3-bdrm home; yd., gar.; $35. RI-7766. WHITE. IR-7956. WOODRUFF, 617 East Dr.—Living, bedroom bath, kitchen, porch, private entrance: utilities: cmploved. $8 : 3000 N. —5-rm. duplex; Frig . utilities; S3O. RI-7766. WHITE. IR-7956 Wants Ads Accepted Till 10 p. m. 24 Suburban and Farms OWNERS beautiful 4-bedroom single; garages; fruit, shade trees: 12 acres; 8 miles monument: S6O. DR-4695. campxQM U 8 COTTAGES m SILVER CAMP—Lake Shafer; clean, modern cottages; boats; bait; "fish are biting.” BE-351.5-2760. 560 N. Elder. 25 Business, Office and Desk Space TO lease 10.000 sq. ft., warehouse space on R. R. Elevator service. LI-4117. WILL share large light sales office; rcasonable; room 912, Kahn bldg. REAL ESTATE FOR JALE 27 Houses For Sale AUDUBON RD. 3-bedroom square type brick home, like new. fine location. Price $6,500. Out-of-town owner. MR. PRUITT. RI-9383. HU-6631. AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS. BROADWAY, 4300 Brick veneer, tile roof, beautiful lot. plenty of shrubs. Is offered at a bargain price. M. McAllister RI-9388. CH-0344. AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS. KEYSTONE AVE., 3914 To Close Estate Five rooms and sun parlor, splendid condition, hardwood floors; $3,850; take Railroadmen’s stock. MR. ARGUS. RI-9388. HU-5550. AMERICAN ESTATES CO., REALTORS. FOR COLORED—IO-room home, suited tor double or duplex. Live one side. rent, other. Cash bargain or terms. Owner Eve. 519 W. 28th St. 28 Sale Suburban Property BE SURE—Of your title. Demand an abstract prepared by UNION TITLB CO 155 E. Market St. Union Title Bldg. NEW 5-rm. thoroughly mod. brick bungalow, garage: fruit trees, 2 acres: 4 miles southeast of Irvington. Terms. IR-1590. SOUTIf off Madison Rd—3 bedrooms covered with inlaid linoleum; double living room: painted walls; fruit; chicken house: low price; SIOOO down. DR-6323 30 Sale Income Property SOUTH W cor. 111. and Tenth St.. 62x203x 108. for any business. RI-7725. 31 Wanted to Trade TRADE double north for large house south of creek. DAVIS CLAYTON. 702 Inland. MERCHANDISE ~ 34 Swaps SWAP Things You Have for Things You Want TO ADVERTISES Each ad appearing rn this column is ustec In The Times Swap Bureau directory for sixty days free of charge. Your 'Swap ad will receive a special rate of seven days for the price of five and four davs for the cost of three. TO TRADERS u vou can not find tne leads tnat you desire in the ads in this column call the Swap Counter. RI-5551, and we wiil attempt to arrange a trade for vou from Swaps previously oublished There Is nc charge for this service. AUBURN—'3I bro.. $l5O 00 equity for $75. or good radio. 945 Livingston. 1929 HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle. “SBS. or trade for 1928 or ’29 Ford coupe. 4329 English Ave. MOVING VAN: covered: sell or trade”for model_T_stake_ body. RI-1567 OIL BURNER and tank. Cost $395. Sacrl“ flee for $l5O. DR-4461-J. PAPER HANGING for radio or any furniture. LI-4290 A-l CHRYSLER '7O coach—'3o. for light car. 1107 Udell, TA-1349. LADOGA canned goods. 24 big cans hominv. $1.49: red beans. $1.49; pork and beans. $1.59: spaghetti. $1.89. DOLL. CASH for extra good 4-cyL auto.’ 1107 Odd Fellow Bldg, Rl-7281. CASH for used bovs' and girls’ bicvcle* and parts. 20a E Wash. LT-8791 HOUSE car cozv home on wheels: Bulck I 6, ideal for Florida home. For cash or used car no junk 2126 S Delaware BOSTON 1 terriers—Female 11 months old. male 3 months: sale or trade. 1603 E Washington S>. RI-6779 _ , 33 Household Goods Throughout the Home if It’s Heat CALL at our office for free booklet en- 1 titled "How to Can Fruite and Vegetaoies Citizens Gas Company 45 S Pennsylvania. RI-5421. jMk Thor Washer $17.6-0 wnml/m Thor Pre-Owned S2B 50 Pre-Owned Washer, bal $54.50 Conlon Ironer, bal ... $4- 50 33 N Del. Thor Electric Shop. LI-5186. 1 BEAUTIFUL gray enamei bedroom”set. 1 kitchen cabinet, rtigs. etc. HU-5483 2 IMPORTED Oriental rugs. 9x12 only SSO each. 4175 W Waihington BRAND NEW last vear model automat.c regular *79.50 washer, today only *37 75. *1 down. IDEAL ELECTRIC WASHER CO. MODERNIZE your kitchen with anew Polar Refrigerator. Low first cost. Low operating costs, plus attractive appearance POLAR ICK ii IVEL CO, 2000 MorUiWMiera Ava.

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MERCHANDISE _ 38 Radios. Musical Instrument* COAL RANGE, cook stove, radio dlninf suite drevser. 703 t 20th Deaier. •* 12 FELT base rugs; $4 65 up. CUT-RAT* LINOLEUM HOUSE, 811 N. Alabama Bt. INSIST upon DISI IDLED WATER ID* when vou Buy lea. Call Rl-6301 3b Radios, Musical Instrument* PIANO BARGAINS Used upright. $lO. $lB. $25 and up: all :n good rondt'ion WILKINS MUSIC CO . 120 E Ohio. CLOSING OUT —* BRAND NEW KURTZMANN BABY GRAND PIANOS _Your last chance to buy a genuin* Mirtzmann. nude bv original manufsc’urer. the C Kurtzmann Cos. a> Buffalo V Y and a’ the lowest price r’*r offer'd ;n Indianapolis Terms. PEARSON CO, INC . 128 S Penn. USED’RADIOS Philcoa. Crosiers and o’h'r well-known makes from *l2 50 up Terms. K A- R STORES LI-5517. v 225 E Wash. SLIDE f.orrbone witti case. A-l. *l6. guP _!sr. 71 5116 Ellenberger. IR-3522 CROSi.EY Show Box. 8 tubes, tab!* model; good condition, $lO 29 N Temple. UPRIGHT piano "Hazelton”; good condition; cheap. 1828 N. Penn st. 37 Miscellaneous For Sale FRUIT TARS t t'* rls 2Sc U$ i iJ-Alv. Pints. 20c dozen. We deliver. WEST END BOTTLE CO. 534 W. Pearl 1,1-8(165. FRUIT J \RS oaealowsky Bottle Cos. ITVUTJ. J-Aivo Reduced Prices. 605 S Capitol. RI-6800. TYPEWRITERS NEW and USED, all guaranteed expert repairing, ribbons 50c each. Phone IJ--5155. 430 East Vermont St. CLARK TYPEWRITER SHOP WINDOW SHADES—First dual- . lty. All sizes, 26x5 to 36x6. A IT _ CHINA STORE. Zi If 1,1-2914 361 W. Wash. GOOD used maple flooring MILLION POPULATION WRECKING CO.. 310 S. Dejaw si. 1.1-6270. FISHING bait minnows and~worms day or night. 2010 Madison DR-3070-W. GOOD used building material, reasonabi* prices. 1200 blk . W. New. York. RI-5840. invalid Chairs - Crutches FRACTURE BEDS - Back rests and commodes for sale or rent BAKER BROS. 219 E. Washington 1 PETRO-NOKAL OIL BURNER for largp home or business place: used very little, in excellent cond : very reasonable MEIER ELECTRIC A MACH CO. 3525 E. Wash. IR-Usl. SUDDEN DEATH-It never falls; nest rov* bedbugs and household vermin. At BFRT O MAAS CO.. 31 Virginia Ai. RI-3315. HIGH grade grease and motor oTI PeT rolatum in 5 pound cans. 35 cents- 5 gal. cans black roof paint. Plastic roof cement wall patching plaster stove lmP'as’er- 810 FOUR UNCLAIMED IREIGHT STATION. Corner Capitol and South Sts. PICKLING VINEGAR - 20” gaf7”2s~ years' satisfaction; bring jugs, 1609 Spruce. STORE FIXTURES—Bakerv equipment; special equipment. Buv and sell. 41# E Ohio, HOME LOAN BIDS"oUR — SPECIALTY free inform and advice to Dome owner* for comp oatnf and roof lobs or material, Tindall Paint Cos. 44, r .^ Ave INSIST on DISTILLED WATER - ICE whS you buy ice Call RI-S3Ol BI TY^, L^rV 2 up: tlrf,s - repairs. HOFFMAN. 251 Mass. LI-5256. 205 E. Wash. •37-b Farm Garden, Plants. Flowers GRAPES 1050 W. 29th St. HA-2543-J 37-o Building Materials LOWEST CASH PRICKS IN THE CITY on Everything to REPAIR—REMODEL MODERNIZE Sava With Cash at Cornell. bsmm 37-d Beer Equipment Coil and Novelty Boxes ANU BAUK All kinds of equipment for draft bee -TT ~ . BUIUT IN OUR SHOPS BELLIAREV—POOL—SNOOKER TABLKS Gonjplete line—Supplies—We repair Kind’s Ind, Billiard Cos. DR-5826 1631 Southeastern OR-3878. BEER equipment, bars, booths, soil boxel desks, chairs. Terms 327 W. Wash. 39 Wanted to Buy CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY tor old gold! * Btches ’ rthk". dental Drldgea. STANDARD GOLD SMELTING CO. 423 LEMCKE BLDG. 4TH FLOOR Entrance iO6 E. Market atreet. IMMEDIATE cash natd for old gold nlated jewelrv watches, silver and dental cold. MILTON GOLD REF. CO. 213 Massachusetts Ave LT-72R8. MORE CASH FOR OI D GOLD DENTAL CROWNS. WATCHES. SILVER AND PLATINUM. ROLI-INS GOLD REF CO 242 MASS. AVE. RI-6180 _ ” MORE CASH FOR GOLD! Discarded broken Jewelry, any dpscrinMon. Watches, gold teeth, rings, pins. ete. ILL. GOLD REF.. CO.. 138 N. ILLINOIS HIGHEST prices paid for old gold watehes. dental bridges, lewelrv etc SACKS BROS. 308 Indiana ave Phone RI-5994. Furniture Buyers WANTS GOOD FURNITURE MR. PIERCE PROMPT SERVIC*. CALL LI-2832 before selling vour household goods. Will buv anything used In homes from attic to basement. Call RI 04fi9 F ' or an v furn’ture you have for sale. Calls answered promptly. BUY whole bouses or odd pieces of ftirn, pianos ete. MR WERELEY HU-7274 41 Cash Coal Mar* Indianapolis Retail Yards. W. VIRGINIA ip. or egg clean fkd ...*7.00 POCA, and New River ly. The best .*8.25 INDIANA lp. Clean forked *5.60-15 75 COKE, furnace and baseburner— *B*o UNION ICE As COAL CO. DR-4621. LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs, Birds, Pets WIRE fox terrier, 3 months. pedigreeS; litter registered. 815 N. Jefferson A-e. AUTOMOTIVE ~ 45 Autos for Sale All Good Buys SEE!—COMPARE! 1 PIP. Ford V S enupe *4."iO 15)1!.’! Buiek ">7 sedan 795 Hi:’-'! Oldsmobilo * sedan 675 19 :3 Pontiac coupe . 545 ’ 19.'2i Olds 5-pas. coupe 595 19.::; 8111.-k sedan 45 |9:;i Hudson coach 325 1951 Na<h* sedan 525 1931 Essex sedan 245 1951 Studehaker sedan .'165 1931 Graham i|ei. spt. cpe...... 375 1931 filds sedan 375 1930 Buiek coupp 245 1930 Graham s<-d.ui 295 1929 Old* sedan 195 1929 Hupp sedan 245 19254 Ford spt. rdstr 145 19251 Pontiac coupe 175 1929 Ford Tudor 145 1929 Chevrolet coach 145 1929 Ford coupe 145 192 X Chev. sod. i extra g00d)... 125 1928 Studehaker sedan 545 1927 Peerless rdstr 95 Liberal Trade*—Easy Term* Lathrop-Moyer Retail, Inc. 418-424 X. Capitol. Open Ereg. Real Values .31 Buiek business coupe *325 30 Chrysler 77 sedan 295 29 Hudson sport coupe 195 27 Franklin sedan 83 26 Buiek sedan 85 Durant coupe (150 Thornbursr-Yollrath Motor Cos., Inc. Downtown Pontiac Dealer 328 N Delaware, LI-6112 BUICK—'3I coupe, 31-96. *42V CENTRAL BLTCK CO 833 N Meridian. BUICK—'3I coupe. 31-96. $395 CENTRAL BUICK CO._ 83J N. Meridian. BUICK—’2B sedan. “$9S’ CENTRAL BLTCK CO. 832 N. Meridian. WANT ADS Continued on NEXT PAGE