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Leading Coaches

Ask Rule Change

DETROIT, Nov. 11 (U. P.) —Foot-

Groth of the German department, | ball is becoming overbalanced and

organized last night. The teams |

and their captains are as follows:

Boilermakers—Capt. Harry Link, Wendling, Fahey, Kidwell, and Snodgrass, alternate. —Capt. John Hatfield, Maas, Robin-

son, Starks, McAnly, and Lawler, alternate. Gophers—Capt. Ross, Clayton, Burke, Schuchman, Smythe, and Mr. Groth, alternate. |

Hoosiers—Capt. Howdy Wilcox, Sey- | lback

bold, Nickell, Legeman, Carpenter, | and Wirth, alternate.

|needs an adjustment by the 1938

rules committee, according to two

of the nation’s leading coaches.

Gus Dorais of the University of

Carson, | Detroit and Charley Bachman of | Buckeyes | Michigan State told a sportsmen's

| gathering last night that defense in | football has caught up with and overcome offense and said they

Jim | would seek rules changes to correct

| the situation. “Playing the position of quartertoday is beyond anya | | comprehension,” Dorais said. “I am

Wildcats— | sure the rules committee will take

Capt. Edward Ziegman, Stackhouse. | cognizance of this situation and Erler, Ahard, Sielken, and Ashoff, | strive to create a better balance be-

zlternate. Wolverines—Capt. Bill | Hall, Kelb, Smith, Barret, Cohen, and Wright, alternate.

way Alleys on Saturday.

LOCAL HUNTING CLUB PLANS RABBIT SUPPER

The Indianapolis Hunting and Fishing Club will hold its annual rabbit supper Tuesday at 6:30 p. m.

in the Riviera Club, according to | iq he was in perfect shape and |

| was confident he would become the

J. Clifton Herschman, club president, Dr. Herman Morgan will speak and three reels of travel, hunting and fishing pictures will be shown. John Klueber, Charles McCormick. and Dr. B. F. Neiman comprise the committee in charge.

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'SCHMELING ARRIVES

The league will bowl at the Park-

TO TRAIN FOR FIGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 11 (U. P).— Max Schmeling arrived in the United States today to launch anew his campaign for the heavyweight championship he once held. Max arrived on the Bremen—his | seventh arrival in two years. Max |

first man in history every to recapture the heavyweight champion-

Football

Shawnee A. C.’s football team defees a game for Sunday with a am in the 145-pound class. ‘Call ington 0605 and ask for Von

Daniell was sent to Brooklyn by | Staden.

‘Green Bay in place of Zud Schammel.

notified Schammel to report he produced a contract which contained a clause precluding evervthing but an outright release.

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Cecil Smith Back In 10-Goal Ranks

NEW YORK, Nov. 11 (U. P.).— | Move over Messrs. Hitchcock and | Iglehart and make room for Cecil | Smith, the hard-riding cowboy from Llano, Tex., who returned today to | the ranks of America’s 10-goal polo players after a three-year absence. Smith was upped one goal in the U. S. Polo Association's 1938 han- | dicap list. He thus joins the per|enially brilliant Tommy Hitchcock, | rated at 10 goals every year but one | since 1922, and Stewart Iglehart, | who attained top ranking for the first time last year.

star lineman of the Western State eleven which meets Butler at Butler Bowl Saturday in a game that will wind up the season for the locals. good record against sturdy opposition this year and is expected to furnish plenty of fireworks for Tony Hinkle's boys.

Send Entries

9 From Buckeye State Seek Local Title.

The 1937-1938 City Open Tabi | Tennis Championship Tournament took on an interstate flavor today with the announcement that entries | had been received from nine Ohio | players for the competition to be held here Saturday and Sunday ai the Paddle Club. The Ohioans, ranking from No. 2 ‘to No. 20, will be seeking revenge for the loss of No. 1 Ohio ranking to Earl Coulson, I n di anapolis, who took the honors in competition last January at Co- = b lumbus. Merle | Arens, ranked |. Ch No. 2 in Ohio, will head the visiting delegation. | Coulson, ranked No. 7 nationally, | is a heavy favorite to capture the | local tournament. Jimmy McClure,

| Angeline Ridlin, women’s city champion, will defend her title

| nationally, and Betty Hendry, South | Bend, also nationally ranked. | Billy Snyder, Kokomo, has passed the age limit of 15 and will not be able to defend his boys’ title, but will compete in the men’s division. Entries for the tournament are 10 be received not later than tomorrow afternoon.

NOVEMBER TOUGH FOR INDIANA FOES

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 11. —Indiana has established a reputation as a November club since Bo McMillin became head coach in | 1934. The Hoosiers opened their | November schedule in 193¢ by | losing to Minnesota, but came back to whip Maryland and Purdue. Indiana won November games from Maryland, Chicago and Purdue in 1935. Last year McMillin’s men smacked Syracuse and Chicago and tied Purdue, 20-20.

CORNELL ADOPTS ‘BIG 3’ POLICY

| ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 11. (U. P). | —Rules which govern eligibility, of ‘athletes at Yale, Harvard and Princeton, designed to bar profes- | sionalism from college sports, will |be adopted by Cornell, effective { Dee. 1. | Decision to adopt the athletic [uc of the “Big Three” was announced by Athletic Director James | Lynah.

‘SHOWS HIS GRATITUDE

LINCOLN, Neb. Nov. 11.—Foot-| ball appreciation in a new form was received by John K. Selleck, business manager of athletics at Nebraska. It came in the form of a check for $250 from a fan who enjoyed the radio account of the NebraskaIndiana game so much that he thought it worth the actual price of a ticket.

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Emphasis Is Placed Upon Passing Game.

The Butler football squad practiced until after dark last night, as Coach Tony Hinkle attempted to whip the Bulldog gridders shape for Saturday's season finale at Butler Bowl against Western State Teachers’ College of Kalama200, Mich. Dissatisfied with the Bulldogs’ power attack as displayed in last week's scoreless tie with Wabash, Coach Hinkle drilled the local squad

|on passing plays, with which he | hopes to open up the tight Western

State defense. Last season Butler defeated Western State, 13-7, on Andy Boa's pass

to Eddie O'Connor in the closing |

minutes.

Bowlers Paced By John Blue

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and Kemper's 609 was best in the Medical Society loop. A 597 by Gick paced the K. of C. circuit at the Pennsylvania drives. Irvington Shell scored a shutout victory and Kistner Batteries, Hoosier Optical, H. A. Dudley Insurance and Blackwell Funeral Home triumphed twice. Oren VanBuren showed the way in the Automotive League at the Hotel Antlers with 596. Hoosier Casualty swept its series and Beard Brake Service, Monarch Motor and U. S. Tires captured the odd game. The Central No. 2 loop was led by Kaplain’s 562. General Tire No. 1, S. & S. Provision, Lyster’s Tavern and Country Maid Sausage annexed three games and Stark & Wetzel, Dorsey Funeral Home, Eberhard Tire and Service Products gained double victories.

Entries still are being accepted for the 1020 scratch classic at the Illinois Alleys Saturday and Sunday. The deadline for entries is midnight, Friday.

The Berghoff Beer team won three games in the Community League at the Uptown Alleys this week. The three-game victory was credited to another team.

Greenleaf Defeated By Irving Crane

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11 (U. P). —Irving Crane, sensational Livonia, N. Y., cue wizard, was close on the heels "today of Willie Mosconi of Philadelphia, first-place holder in the world pocket billiard championship, as result of a brilliant 125-to-72 triumph over defending titlist Ralph Greenleaf of Bozman, Md. Crane’s victory toppled Greenleaf, 15-time champion, from a first place tie with Mosconi, and put the youthful central New Yorker into second with seven victories out of nine starts. Mosconi has six wins against one defeat, and Greenleaf six wins against two losses. In the audience watching Crane, a bridegroom of only two weeks, was Jerome Keogh, his coach and champion at the turn of the century.

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Cards Plan to Trade Martin

St. Louis Boss Says Pepper Can Stay Till ‘Playing Days Are Over.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 11 (U. P.).—The plans of the hot stove league (0 sell or trade John “Pepper” Martin from the St. Louis Cardinals were jolted by the announcement of Branch Rickey, Cardinal vice president, that he wants Pepper around “until his playing days are over.” If—and it is conceded that it may be a big “if”—the present plans ot

will not be sold or traded. In answer to questions about reported deals between the Cards and the Chicago Cubs or the Brooklyn Dotisers for the Oklahoman, Rickey said: Remember 1931 Series

“Why should we do that? Have we forgotten the 1931 world series? Have we forgotten the greatness of this ball player? Well, I can truth-

dinals have no intentions of selling Pepper Martin.” Rickey, who has something of a | reputation as an orator at political | rallies in southeastern and eastern Missouri, had even more to say about the Wild Horse of the Osage, as fans here know the swarthy outfielder, “It is my hope at this time,” Rickey roared, pounding on his desk for emphasis, ‘that Pepper | Martin will never be sold or traded. It is my hope that he will close his playing career with the Cardinals in Sportsman's Park, where he has done his bit to make baseball a thrilling sport.”

May Play 100 Games

Rickey admits that Martin can't play a full schedule of games any more, but he says that the Cardinal management will be satisfied with about 90 or 100 games each season from Martin. “Whenever he’s in a ball game | Pepper's giving you everything— and that's plenty,” Rickey says. Pooh-poohing reported troubles of last season between Martin and Frankie Frish, Rickey asserted, “Frankie knows how to handle Pepper and they get along swell.”

Blind Student Is Ardent Grid Fan

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12 (U. P). (Bob) Allman, University | of Pennsylvania junior and runnerup last year for the Eastern Inter- | collegiate bantamweight wrestling | title, is one of Penn’s most ardent | football fans, although he never has | seen a game. He has been blind | since he was 3. His roommate explains the play at Franklin Field, but Allman is not content with just a sketchy description. He wants to know about interference, blocking and scientific aspects of the game. Allman “saw” the Penn-Cornell ! game last Thanksgiving in the press stand with a radio sports announcer. “In the press stapd, I found what I wanted,” he said. “The men there are experts. They talk it over and I get a composite picture.” \ Allman hopes to win the championship in the wrestling class this year,

Kilian and Vopel Regain Bike Lead

CHICAGO, Nov. 11 (U. P)— Canada’s Peden brothers team dropped to third place in the sixday bicycle race today, behind Gustav Kilian and Heinz Vopel of Germany and Emile Ignat and Emile Diot of France. Standings at the 81st hour:

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S. Howard Veshell, Ex-Net Star, Dead

NEW YORK, Nov. 11 (U. P.).—S. Howard Voshell, 49, who held the

in 1917 and 1918, died yesterday after an illness of six months. He was a native of Boston.

Voshell, an insurance broker, reached his competitive peak on the tennis courts almost two decades ago. Shortly after successfully defending his indoor championship in 1918 he was ranked ninth on the national list. The following year he advanced to eighth.

He gained virtually every title on | | the Eastern seaboard both in singles |

and doubles.In 1925 he teamed with Manuel Alonso to defeat Big Bill Tilden and Sandy Wiener for the Florida doubles championship. His outstanding singles victory occurred in 1924 when he defeated Pat O'Hara Wood, of Australia, in the final match of the Nassau invitation tournament.

Legals

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ation is requested. ervice Commission. Moie Cook, Commissioner, Ralph Hao n Public Counselor, Indianapolis, Ind., November 10, 1937. Legal Notice of Public Hearing id Service Commission Docket No. 12874 In the matter ot the petition of Northern Indiana Public Service Company Vs. City of Hammond, in the County of Lake, Indiana, for consent, permission, right maintain and operate additional construction, equipenergy to the public. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in the rooms of the Commission, 401 State House, Indianapolis, Ind. 10:00 a. m. Wednesday, November 24,

Public participation is requested. Public Service Commission. Byv Charles O. Mattingly, Secretary. E. Hanna, Public Counselor. Indianapolis, Ind., November 10, 1937.

Deaths—Funerals

Thurs., Nov. 11,

Laurence, 52 old, brother of George Crandell Charles J. Shirk of ng, Beach 6 away Saturday in Long Be vate services at the FLAN CHANNAN MORTUARY an Burial Crown Hill.

wife of William Collins, mother of Otis Butler Rhoda Kriner, passed away Wednesday at the late residence, 1018 Cedar St. Friend: may call any time after 6 p. m, Thursday at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 NC St. Funeral services Saturday, 2 m. In terment Memorial Park. Friends invited.

EDMONSTON-- Laura A, beloved wife of Charles T. Edmonston, mother of Mrs. Hazel Dell Cussel, passed away at St. Francis Hospital Thursday, Nov. 11 Services at the family residence, 1006 Lexington Ave. Saturday, Nov. 13, 2 | p. m. Friends invited. Interment Wash- | ington Park. Priends may call at the home any time. GADD SERVICE.

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GORDON-—Julia A., widow of the Charles U. G. Gordon and mother Mrs. Mary Remley, Covington, Ky., and Ravmond Gordon, passed away at the family residence, 855 S. Noble, Tuecsday, Nov. 9. Services at F. W. VEHLING MORTUARY, 702 Virginia Ave., Friday, Nov. 12, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

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KIRSCH John. ace 83 vears, passed away Monday p. m., at his late home, 4033 Ruckle, ba of Caroline, father of Louis P. and Florence Kirsch. Funeral from the above address, Friday, 8:30 a. m.. and St. Jean of Arc Church, 9 a. m. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery.

MYERS—Mrs. Nelle, age 57. wife of J. D. Mvers and mother of Gerald and Ruth Weaver and Earl J. D. Myers Jr... and sister of Mrs. John T. Askren and Mrs. Louis Mendel of South Bend and Arthur Ruark of Chicago. passed away in OakJand, Cal. Funeral at the home of Mrs. John T. Askren. 21st and Shadeland Dr, Saturday. 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill Friends may call alter 5 p. m. Friday. SHIRLEY SERV-

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WALTER I. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME

2226 SHELBY ST OR-2570

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

193¢ W MICH ST BE-1934

FINN BROS.

Funeral Home 163 N_ Meridian €t _Tasn FLANNER & BUCHANAN 25 W. Fall Creek Drive ‘TA-4400 —TA 4401 —TA-4402

BERT S. GADD 2430 Prospect St OR-5307 GRINSTEINER'S 522 E. Market St. RSONAI SERVICE ©. H. HERRMANN 1505 8 EAST S81 HISEY & TITUS

THE FUNERAL HOME 951 N. DELAWARE OT.

AIR CONDITIONED

MOORE & KIRK

CH-1806-1 TA-60668-¢

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

filinofs 8% RT)

J. C. WILSON

DR-0321 Yn Prospect 8t Orc-0322

COLORED FUNERAL DIRECTORS C. M. C. WILLIS & SON 6% N_Wess 8 1-565)

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Personals SPECIAL

Machineless Vapor Marcel Permanent

RAINBOW ACADEMY

KRESGE BUILDING

EMING TON-RAND -- PACKARD - SHICK SHAVERS. New and recond. Trade, sell, chal, any make shaver. ELECTR OR EXCHANGE Sat onan] Bldg. RI-2732.

TRUCK INSURANCE

P. 1. P.D, Ca Fire, Theft, Collision. H. G CY. 308 Indiana Trust Bldg RI-5040

R-U-P-T-URED

Guaranteed fittings, SRciSiy al s for he en Trusses. E FRAUER CO. 456 E. Washington.

MAN MOTO! DodRts 5 E, | pd, Plymouth Be or Phone—Dav Aight, CH 5242

5822: WILL OND Prances. who sat behind

sat Ray at Wabash game, disclose identity. Box 860, Times.

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a AL BEAUT SCHOOL. 342 SY N. NATIONAL ep IE

EXCLUSIVE Rugs for exclusive PEPIN orders, remodeling. J E- _ MAN. 2142 Shelby. 'DR-7354,

Finger Waves and ‘Marcels Daily. ana College of Beauty ture. 108 E. Wash. Room 908 “0777

PERSON to share expenses and hi to Los Angeles, Cal. References.

Times Economy Want Ads

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CH-2469-R. a % GRACELAND, 3812—Twin beds next bath; Sinploves, qoute or gentlemen preferred. WA-511 ERRWOOD. private home; ch TOLD in a NEW JERSEY, N., 1217—$%3.50 up. nm to-date rooms in city; city hea tifully furnished; ideal location. _ tigate.” NEW JERSEY, N., shower hot water. home a NEW JERSEY. N., 3151—Large front room, beautifully furnished. Business woman or man used to better home; garage. HA-_1678-R._ : . . a ; PENNSYLVANIA N.. 1233; comfortable room, bath attached. Roomy closets; employed person preferred Li-2802 PENNSYLVANIA, N., 1339—Private home: nice rooms, for employed: good heat; phone; privileges. ST. CLAIR, E., 312—2 nice rooms, 1 or 2 Steam heat, utilities, private entrance; $5. RI-9616. WASHINGTON, E. room, furnished:

studio couch; fast Pactiitics. ferred. TR-095

Emploved lady

WOODRUFF, oe Ww. Drive—Desirable room for gentleman; near bath; private home. aC TIOR ea ions WOODRUFF, 856 W. DRIVE—Large front room ; suitable 1 or 2; good heat. DESIRABLE location: large. “comfortable room; 0 hot water. For 1-2. Bus _ line. TA-2286 arc

Hotels To . I 12

SEMINOLE HOTEL, 920 N. ALA — $4. 50 Every room adjoining bath; walkHS distance. Bus line. CENTRAL HOTEL—Delaware and Vermont, 331 N. Delaware. Modern, outside rooms. Transient rates, Re 220 8. 11.

COLONIAL HOTEL 20.5 In $3

veniences, city heat, weekly, up

ROOSEVELT HOTEL

downtown! Clean, comfortable $3.50 laundry aone

front bedroom;

3146—_Large Illinois car

good heat;

“most beau“Inves-

twin beds;

2062—Room; style

“Fraternity

breakpre-

“565T—Living,

Live sleeping rooms, free. 220 W. Ohio

Rooms With Beard

$6—NEW JERSEY, N., 1330—Nice warm room: 3 meals. Gentleman preferred. RI-

up.

BERNARD, 521—Nice room, employed couple; parent, 1 child; care for child. WA-2268-J

NEW JERSEY, N., warm room, owner's home, anced meals optional.

PARK, 839—Nice large room, suitable for 2. Home privileges. Walking distance.

RUCKLE, 2932—Lovely front room, for 2: BIA '5%6 Lome; privileges; cood meals

"2324—Well furnished, $2.75. Bal-

ALL privileges. Innerspring. $2 week. Board optional. Gentleman, girl. Good _ transportation TR-7328. CARE POR SICK—Elderly y convalescents. Ladies only is Excellent meals. Steam heat. RI-321 ROOM and ude “for elderly _ care; _very reasonable RI-30

Housekeeping Rooms

1134—3 large, $7, 1 room,

oho good

BROADWAY, lower

rooms, 2 beds,

OARROLLTON, 1226 — nice kitchenette adjoining bath; garage, LI-9403. OOLLEGE, 1410—Furnished warm front 1room apartments. P Phone, $3.50

LEXINGTON, 804, 1 or 2 keeping rooms. Reasonable. MASSACHUSETTS, 703; APT. 9—Clean 3-4 rooms; steam heat; ‘utilittes; hot water constantly. NEW JERSEY, N., 2038 Small room with kitchenette: suitable for 1. Near bath. Private entrance.

NORTHWESTERN. THE

warm $

room and utilities;

“light “house-

3020—OPPOSITE REX TER—Furnished apartment, ? TE modern: adults; steam neat. ORIENTAL, 20 N.—Lovely 2-room apartment; utilities; innerspring. Steam heat. Private entrance. ; PARK. 806 — Nice 2-room apartment; everything furnished; private entrance; also sleeping room. PARK, 1226—Front apartment; and kitchenette; downstairs; space; private entrance

PENNSYLVANIA, 963 N. 2 Cozy rooms, steam heat, clean. Parking space. Reas-

onable, EEP N; OUSEKEEPING. CLEAN sq FARR i RA APPLY 330 N. _ CAPIT L. NEAR E. Washington, room, $4.00, Sleeping rooms, privileges. _RI- 4839

“2 rooms parking

“large downstairs garage,

Apartments, Unturn. LAS GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

2 W Vermont G1-243%

FIVE-SEVE N rooms, utilities furnished, Vie. re J Ersonavle. Druggist, A ~

indianapolis Rental Agency

Purnished and unlurnished | ipacments Farions Too s locations $25 up

2p ment Rental Bureau Con tions _Rindly Shown. _HE- 1328

Moving and Storage Ay

Ave Easier to and Its for

Want Ads. “RI fey

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Houses, Unfurnished

$125-—63RD E., 1205—Beautiful North Side home, carpeted, blinds, 4 bedrooms. Can furnished or unfurnished MR, BR-1234, $13—FIVE ROOMS. lights, ood neighborhood. Druggist, __Minnesota, . a Wood BEECHER, E. 712—Four-room, newly decorated. (1900 South near Van Camp's.) __$12.50. Water paid. — LL BROADWAY, 120% Modern flour-:oom double. back yard, storage space, garage __optional; water paid: $25. HE-1604. DEARBORN, S., 357—Room, modern house; garage. WA- 2859. DELAWARE, N.. 2030—Eight-room modern, good condition, Surnished or unfurnished, garage. -263

1627 ENGLISH AVE. $15.00—Six-room semi-modern double, Water paid. Garage. A. J. HUEBER & CO., 144 N. Del. St. LI-4412 a EUGENE, 655-—6-rpom double; garage: $25. 11-8401. 44 Virginia Ave HIGH, 1002—4-room | Jemimodern; “good condition: $15. Call 29 E. Oh s HIGH, 1034—5- room semiioders good condition; $15. Call 29 E, Ohio. 383¢ HOYT A “_3-bedroom Jy alow; modern except furnace; garage; $22.50. _ 138 N. Del. St. RI-1420. MICHIGAN, W., 3837—FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW. Built-ins, easily heated, ga_rage; adults. $32.50. BE-0680. NAPOLEON, 2164—FIVE-ROOM MODERN — Redecorated, new furnace garage ey _ 2162 Napoleon ORANGE, 338 E.—4-Room $12. 138 N. Delaware. RI-1 PENNSYLVANIA, §., 2240—Five-room modern bungalow. fireplace, garage: A-1 __condition. LI-1619 ROCKVILLE RD. I garage,

$20,000 venetian

rented 4 05

outside toilet; Villa BE.

modern;

eo - modern: 429.

3634—5-room single: $30. 44 Virginia Ave. 29TH ST. W. 1230; 6 rooms. modern down, 2 upstairs Garage. $20. RI-63¢ sien NORTH. DESIRABLE I DOUBLE $25. HA-2256-

leaving

Houses, Apts. Fun.

$45, N. PENN,, beaut, bedrm, apt.; w city; others. WHITE, TA-4633. $50, FINEST new modern bun _ large vd, gar.; others. TA-4633 HIBBEN, 5446—_Purnished home; 3 bedrooms; radio, new g UTTER, garage; exe cellent, location; $65 40TH, W., 413—6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, mod= ern, electric washer; twin beds. CH-3173.

Best Resuits-- Lowest, oo The Times RI-58

jy E0000;

SMALL HOMES on small monthly pays en aS LLISON REALTY CO.. Realtors.

Houses for Sale

NORTH |

ONLY $3000

For this good modern 5-room bungalow. Located on Winthrop Ave, north 3 46th St. Better hurLy Ma this one. Cal Ri 6412 D

WA-216 J. S, CRUSE, ING. 128 N.

BRICK CENTER HALL COLONIAL

Three bedrooms, 5155 N. Capitol; first time offered for sale. Terms.

RI-3526 JACK C. CARR BR-3769

"BEAUTIFUL SIX- ROOM BUNGALOW Tile roof, rock garden; $8500. Five-room bungalow; $5000. HA-3251.

EAST WANT DOUBLE EAST

Extra good 5-room modern bungalow op Michigan St. near Ellenberger Park: will exchange for a 4-room modern souls east.

9388 MR. BURGESS 10! AMERICAN ESTATES Co. REALTORS

300 BLOCK DOWNEY AVE, —$5000— TERMS Five-room modern bungalow. deep lot, recently reconditioned. Small down payment. Call Jack Strickland. RI-3455; eves., TA-5799. E. KIRK McKINNEY CO.. INC SEE THIS new double today Just completed, 4 rooms and bath to side. built on 2 lots. For home or investment. Open grily and Sundays. 406-408 8S Sherman Bargain for auick sale. T Hinter 3813 English IR-0043

Near New Harvester Plant 3 Modern Bungalows. $3250 to $5750

Will recondition, Might take lot. HU-2188. BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del, RI-3477. JEFFERSON AVE. NEAR PARK —Pive-rm, modern, large bedrooms. kitchen, lovely built-ins, nice porches, garage, 270- ft. lot, close to library, grade schools, "‘ech; $2500. $300 down. Hudelson. CH-6204. $200 DOWN, $18 PER MONTH, buys 5-room semimodern thoroughly reconditioned; new hardwood floors; garage. TR-5523 ——

SOUTH 2353 VILLA AVE.

Lovely six-room bungalow in perfect Modern with the exception of a Beautiful wooded 10t. A REAL WN PRICE MR. LOOKABILL LI- 3423 Eves. WA-2454 $50 DOWN and $15.50 per month buys a dandy 4- Stoo bungalow and garage, 518 S. Tem RI-2368, Mr. Newman, HU6483, Al oh Realty Co. Realtors.

WEST

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Investment for Someone

I have 2 5-room cottages, carrying a big plot ground, a corner. Located N. Harding St., close to West

S $900 Cash Takes It Al

Cottages both well rented. WA-2166. C. YO

UNG J. 8. Cruse, Inc a SHARON AVE, 1706—Just completed, fiveroom modern home; dinette, social __room, BE-3228-R. FOUR-ROOM new house; take used car as - 30h _payment. 706 Ingomar.

Lots for Sale

AAAAAAAA, AA

BE SURE—-Of vour title. Demand an abe stract prepared bv UNION TITLE ‘CO.. 155 E. Market St. Union Title Bldg

Wash,

RI-6412 128 N. Del.

Sale Suburban, Farms 26

WE have 88'2 acres, 22 m'les southeast a Shelby County. About 6 acres are tillable and 26 acres are wroded pastures and camp site with a '2-mile river frontage. Will consider trade Harness & Cline, 119% N. Ala., LI-8408, THREE ACRES, SOUTHWEST Good bungalow, oultry house, garage, bus service, Only $1500, $250 down. Emory Davis, RI-3689, HA-1593-R. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS terms. JOHN D CASE. 3510 N _venhia, Apt B-2 Phone TA-4

Real Estate Ere

Easy pens:

200 ACRES near Bloomington, improved; clear: trade for 12-room house suitable for rooming house. Also 500 acres same location, clear, improved on paved road. Trade for i cotite and assiime, SNER, RI-807

fF YOU wish to sel your 1ot oF home, east of Fall Creek between 38th-34th Sts, call 00 N BROWN oe aalist northeast.

: _CH-4424 Men Wanted

OPENINGS for young men. RECRUITING OFFICE, 4th _eral Building.

5 MEN with late model tractors for | distance hauling. Steady work. 420 South. WANTED Salesman, Young man _ for saleswork to retail establishments. Pere __maent, Salary. Box 806, % Times,

Women Wanted 3

EXPERIENCED white girl, middle aged, general housework and cooking: stay nights; no laundry; three adults; give references; $8; Times Box 887. COOK-HOUSEKEEPER for voung “couple, no children, no laundry: stay nights; ive age, references wages expected, imes Box 805, WOMAN-—Colored, 40 years or over, laundry and general housework. Refer= ences; $5 week. 2810 Washington Blvd. $5 PAID tor names we enroll. ROYAL BEAUTY ACADEMY, 40 Roosevelt Blag.

Kevstone

ARMY Aor Fed.

WILL take care of children or elderly people, day or night. HE-1278 DUNN'S HOME SAUNDRY Cull Tor and _deliver, Call CH- 2586-M

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LEARN TO DANCE te big app ie. in, shag. Classes now forming Beg - ners or advanced in ball ng tap, t ballet and acrobatic. Special price cents pes lesson. BLACK'S DAN TRO: 220 N. Penn, 4th floor, RI-3890,

Oral Boers ated. Wn Rosset Bidg Business Opportunities 37

; doing good bust ening! ton.

Schools, Instructions

TAVERN -— Jo, equippe . _hess. 131 Bh

Dogs, Other Pols

GOOD rabbit hound. 2189 Eastern Ave, Caliaitér 6. WM, 0x unds, bird os a

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OJON. rabbit and og. Good guns,