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TOM BROWN PACES BOWLERS

His 683 | New High for Year In Auto Loop

Pavy’s Tavern Leads Teams

With 2819; Mayhall First In Lions League.

Tom Brown posted the best score rolled in the Indianapolis Automotive League at the Hotel Antlers Alleys this season to head the local bowling list today. His count of 683 broke the loop record of 670 set by Bud Chown Nov. 1. Pavys Tavern which was high with 2819, and Wreckers won three games while Marmon-Herrington gained a triple victory, The Pavy scores follow: Brown 203 688 1 B68 oon aRY 148 5 190 56% Totals “erry fn the Lions Club Circuit at the Antlers, Mayhall showed the way with 603. Carl Hohlt finished with 248 For a 658 total in the Evangelical League at Pritchett’s Alleys, Bill Behrens hitting for 617. The Yanks were three-time winners and the Dodgers, Cubs, Cardinals, Browns and Red Sox annexed the odd game. A 830 by McAtee set the pace for the Reformed Church eircuit, Charlie Cray getting 821. formed No. 1 swept ite series and Immanuel No. 2, Pleasant Run No

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This —— Chinese mat star. Walter (Sneeze) Achiu, 182, has no

| fear of the “Sleeper” hold of his Japanese rival, Shiniki (Killer) 8hi- | kuma. 205. Achiu, who issued the challenge. is determined to pull up | a winner when the two clash on the Armory wrestling bill tonight. The

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Chinese ace is mindful of the fact that he will be outweighed 23 pounds, but he figures his speed and tricky performance will make up In other matches, Angelo Cistoldi meets Big Boy Davis and

i. Second Reformed No. 1. First Re- | Young Gotch opposes Pete Peterson.

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Paul Humphrey, Joe Mihal Elected Purdue Cocaptains

No. 2 gained two-out-of-three ver-

dicts. Smythe Hits for 815

In the State Highway League, Jess Smythe led with 615. The Tigers captured three games while the Yanks and Cards finished ahead twice. Jess Pritchett also had a 615 in heading the Optimist loop, Kernel trailing by six pins. The Stiffs and Highlanders made clean sweeps while the Mounties and X-Ray took two games. Mose Collins topped the Transportation League at Pritchett’s with 607. {fllinois Central, Chesapeake & Ohio and Southern Pacific scored triple triumphs and Atking Sew Line, New York Central and Douisville & Nashville won by a two-out-of-three margin. Tom Seimier paced the Kiwanis League pinmen in session at the Indiana Alleys by rolling a 639.

Barkman Sets Pace

Chester Barkman’s 800 was best in the Bell Telephone loop at the Indiana drives, Mason getting 604. | Business Office No. 2, Disbursements | and General Commercial registered three victories and PBX Installation, Business Office No. 1. Traffic, Long Lines No. | and Western Electric | captured the odd game, Len : Sylvester led the Holy Cross

LAFAYETTE, Nov. 23 — Paul Humphrey of Terre Haute and Joe Mihal of Gary today were cocaptains of Purdue's 1838 football squad, following their election here jast night at the annual Kiwanis Club banguet in honor of the Boilermaker squad. Mihal, a reserve tackle this year, gained distinction when he replaced Capt. Martin Schreyer in the Indiana game and played the full 60 minutes. Humphrey was first string center, Thirty-seven major letters and five minor letters were awarded the squad at last nights banquet. Center of attraction was the Old Ounken Bucket, symbol of supremacy in the Indiana-Purdue gridiron

series. which the Boilermakers won | Bend. Saturday with a 13-7 triumph over | Pa Cork

| their ancient rivals. Cecil Isbell, senior left halfback

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Mayor A. H. (Cotton) Berndt of Bloomington; Oapt. Jick Kenderdine; Captain-Elect Paul Graham, and MeMillin, MeMillin and the squad will be honored ec. 1 ai the annual dinner given by the Indiana University Club of Indianapolis. Ralph Thompson. Indianapoiis, is in charge. Thirteen seniors, 10 juniors and two sophomores will receive letters. They are: Ends—Jack Kenderdine, Fort x.. John Janza: Ro in Bit, Frank

Te Petrick, Youngstown ‘ ana olis: John Widaman, Warsaw. Tackles Bloomingion: Roper:

—Charles McDaniel Haak, Hammond: William Stevens, Tex: Robertson Ben. Linton, Gu ras — John olmstead. Sham, Pa: Jim Sire Republic, | Joe Bezabo Farrell, PRs chmond. George Nitier Mbhon Sloss, DUGRbS. Pa ks ADK Rilchock

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from Houston, Tex. who scored the | pili Anderson, Mari

winning touchduwn against Indiana. | was elected the most valuable player of the Purdue team for the past sea- | son. Capt. Schreyer affixed the eighth “P” in 13 years to the chain

circuit at the Fountain Square Ajleys with' 637, Paul Sylvester hitting 608 and Oliger 803. Oriental Tavern won threeigames while Fox's Jail! House andl Holy Cross gained a pair of victories. Paul Rayifired a 601 to head the Indianapolis\Church League, also in | action at the)Foumtain Square plant, | The Whites! and Cardinals triumphed three times and the Greys were in front twice,

Fulle Bowls 621

A 621 by Fulle was good for first | u

honors in the South Side Merchants League at the Central alleys. Kamms’ Beer, Perrine’s D-X. hoff and Robbins: Market registered two-out-of-three ‘decisions. Marion Oakley rolled a 543 to pace the Omar Baking loop at the Central establishment. City No. 2, City No. 3 and Country made clean sweeps. Art Sachs was the pace-setter in| the Court House circuit at the Pennsylvania Alleys with 802. Clerks were victorious three times and Treasurers, Brown Abstract, HOLC, Union Title and Highways took two games,

attached to the bucket.

Speakers included Hon.

the preme Court judge: Notre Dame's head football eoech: due. and Mal Elward, acting head conch of the Boilermakers. Dr. R R. Calvert, local Kiwanis Sib president. served as toastmaste The complete list

awards follows:

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G. Botnev, Glen voy V8sS Bremer, Saginaw, A Britt, Tog Lafayette; L. J. rown, In‘South Bend Rin 8 P Mich. ; y doh DeWitte, Misha waka aris, Indianapolis; J. P. Fitzgerald, Ravenna, O.: A. R. Grant, Terre Haute: T. E. Hennis, Chicago. Nl.! P. BE. Humphrey, Terre Haute; 8. Tppolita, Chicago, I'.; Ceeil Isbell, Heuston, Tex.; Cody Isbell, Houston, Tex. Johnson py Millinglon, 1 T.; A.M, Jus-

x ent orr, St. Louis. re eK Krause, Np F

m.: se Hammond, J. Park, Il.: Joe Mibal, Gary: A. star, Massillon, O.; J. R. CRA, Pa \ Berry: Bowell, J pave. DA

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Ton . erp x ne, Michigan City; C. J. Lafayette; J Winchell Sou Nor C, J. _ Woltman, South Bend Ze chery, Niner ri Ri 5 Dien, Dadwin. RY: . Klika, Green Bay, nT Nice wior, ni.

In the Kroger League, G. Ries was high with 579 while Helen

jcago, R. J. Rr. Lafayette: J. L. Welsch, Hempstead, N. Y.: Glen Brown, Milford, manager; J, R.

Clark's 440 led the Stewart Radio | C*mPbell Logensport, manager.

girls drives. The St. Joan of Arc League at the Uptown Alleys was paced by R. Schneider's 598. Fitzgerald Coal and Speaks t= Finn won three \games and Tom O’Hern's Insurance, St. Joan of Arc and Indianapolis: Coal scored a brace of triumphs. At the Illinois Alleys, T. Milburn was high in the Fraternal League! with 585. Schwegman Grocery, Fisk Tires and Arteraft Roofing scored triple triumphs and Seven Up, Paim Garden and Real Silk gained two-out-of-three verdicts. |

The McCarty Furniture team had the edge in all three games of its match series with the Jewis-Shep-hard five of Crawfordsville at the Illinois drives. Bodwin’s 232-235-196 —863 featured the McCarty victory.

Taylor University Has Husky Squad

UPLAND, Nov. 23.—With a husky squad of 13 candidates including seven six-footers, the Taylor University basketball team is rounding into shape for one of its most strenuous net schedules this winter. Roy Keller, Paul Stuart and John Warner, returning lettermen, are all over the six-foot mark along with Bill Uphold, Kieth Hanley, Jim Alspaugh and Ralph Johnson, reserves. In addition to Keller, Stuart and Warner, Ed Armstrong and Robert Haines, both veterans, make up Coach Howard's starting five. The Taylor quintet defeated Concordia College Saturday night in

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‘Awards Announced

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 23 (U. P.) —indiana University’s 1937 football team was honored at a banquet here last night. Coach Bo McMillin announced that 25 members of the squad will receive varsity letters. U. S. Senator 8. Minton presided land introduced McMillin as “the greatest coach in the country.” Other speakers included: Acting President Herman B Wells; President Emeritus William Lowe Bryan; Leroy Sanders, Indianapolis, presient of the “I” Men's Association; Z. G. Clevenger, athletic director;

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EMERSON OF GARY WINS GARY, Nov, Emerson eleven marched to a 20-0 triumph over Horace Mann in their annual rivalry battle here yesterday. Emerson took an early lead and maintained its advantage throughout the game,

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Shortridge Meets Ripple at Bowl Tomorrow.

Shortridge and Broad Ripple are to clash tomorrow at Butier Bowl in the deciding game of the 1937 city high school football series. Weather conditions forced postponement of the contest, originally scheduled for last Friday. Broad Ripple, topping city teams with a record of one victory and no defeats in series play, can gain undisputed possession of its first city grid title by defeating the Devils. A Shortridge triumph will

throw the race into a three-way tie between Washington, Technical and

Shortridge. Today, local high school coaches and representatives of the three daily newspapers were to choose the 15 outstanding prep football players of the city at a luncheon of the Purdue Alumni Association in the Hotel Severin. At Broad Ripple the Rockets went through a light kicking drill yesterday followed by a scrimmage. Quarterback Clifford Burger, who was injured in the Deaf School encounter, was almost fully recovered and is expected to be in the starting line up tomorrow. The highly favored Shortridge squad, renked as one of the state's most powerful elevens until its upset defeat by Technical, charged through a snappy scrimmage and drilled on blocking and tackling yesterday. Both teams were to taper off with light workouts this afternoon,

15 Teams Enter (otham Bike Race

NEW YORK, Nov. 28 (U. P).— Fifteen teams composed of outstanding riders from the United States, Canada, Europe and South America will compete in the six-day bicycle race starting Sunday in Madison Square Garden. Favorites are Gustav Kilian and Heinz Vopel of Germany who have won their last six starts. The other teams are: Jimmy Walthour and Al Crossley, Boston, last year's winners; Alvaro Georgetti and Cesar Moretti, Italy; Torchy and Doug Peden, Victoria, B. C.:. Emile Ignat and Emile Diot, France: Jan Pigenburg and Cor Wals, Holland; Henry O’Brien, San Francisco, and Russell Allen, Hollyand Omer Deburycker, Belgium: Gerard Debaets, Belgium and Alfred Letourner, France; Bobby Thomas, KeWis, and Tino Reboli, Newark: Fred Ottevaere, Detroit, and ' {Jerry Rodman, Chicago: Ewal Wissel, Germany, and Pete Cieszinski, Poland; Jules Audy and Henri Le Page, Canada: Remigio Saavedra, Argentina, and [Freddie Zach, Switzerland, Freddie Spencer, Rah- ™. N. J. and Ralph Di Pacco, Italy.

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Basketball

Three basketball games in the Y. M. C. A. League are scheduled a tomorrow night. At 7:15 o'clock

The Alpha Pi Epsilon basketball team wants games with teams have ing access to a gym or willing to share expenses. Call Ha. 4331-M after 5 p. m,

Fehr's Beer quintet wants games with teams having access to a gym. Call Walt Sauters at Dr, 4019-M or ihe Woodrow Lyons, P, O. Box 138,

Games scheduled for tonight in the Bush-Feesle Factory League at the Pennsy gym are: 7 o'clock, P. R. Mallory vs. EN Lilly; 8 o'clock, Kingan & Co. vs. Rockwood Mig.; 9 o'clock, Link-Belt vs. Chevrolet

The schedule for the Merchants’ Baketbed League at the Hoosier A. C, tomorrow night is: 7:30 o'clock, Wm. H. Block Co. vs. Hibben-Holl-weg: 8:30 o'clock, H, P. Wasson vs. Hoosier A. C.; 9:30 o'clock, L. 8S. Ayres vs. Big Four A A.

The Riverside Olyn Olympics play their first league games tonight against Wayne Park Garage at 530 o'clock in the BE 10th St. gym. Heckman i Brennan are asked to take noce.

In Em-Roe Factory League gam at Hawthorne gym, Link Belt- Ewart defeated Monarch Steel. 31-14; Link Belt-Dodge defeated Allison Engineering, 32-17 and J. D. Adams defeated Inland Container, 36-32,

The Riverside Olympics want road games with teams in Bloomington, Columbus, and Illinois and Ohio. Write Bob Orouch, 2145 N. Harding.

The Hoosier Athletic Club's basketball team defeated the Lawrence

ent champions, 40-25 at the Hoosier gym. Joe Meier and Joe Childers led the winners’ attack. The two teams will be matched again at a later date.

J. J. Canning defeated the Washton St. Panthers, 67-17, in an EmRoe League game last night at the Pennsy gym. Eddie Cowan paced the winners,

Shortridge Netters Open Season Dec. 3

The Shortridge varsity basketball team, under the tutelage of Ooach Kenneth Peterman, have been undergoing daily workouts at the Shortridge gym in preparation for its season opener, Dec. 3, at Noblesville, Fred Krampe, Don Bruce, Bill Stautz, Alder Breiner, Bill Swinford, Nelson Burrin and Lester Moreland will form the squad this year, with Emory Schlake, senior letterman, still to report from football.

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MILLER--Anna Mae, wife of Charles E. Miller and mother of Ray G., William Harvey and Walter EK. ler, passed away Tuesday morning, Nov. "a8. ™uneral service will be held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME. Illinois at 17th, Friday afternoon, Nov. 26, at 2 Purial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends aie welcome, Fienas may call at the funeral home after o'tlock Wednesday afternoon.

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SHADING algae! M., widow of the late Michael and sister of Beatrice, Dr. Thomas and Dr. J. M. Walsh, passed away at her residence on the Rockville Road Sunday, Nov. al from Tenidence Wednesday 315: rvioes St. John's Church, o'clock. Burial" Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends

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WININGER— Violet Hanna, wife of Carroll Wininger, daughter of Grover Hanna, Beech Grove, and sister of Howard, Garnett and Rosemary Hanna, Indianapolis, passed away at Louisville Kv.. Sunday night. Services a FLANNER, CHANAN MORTUARY Wegheaday at 2 Pp. m. Burial Washington Park.

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(Mattress Repairing) . B. C. MATTRESS CO.—411 W. is Nash. __RI-2285. 11 Day renovation serv. $3.50 (Printing)

SH bs make us smile. | A an, 685 Century Bldg. 8583

(Rugs Made to Order)

s. Sold, RKLE,

See beaut. samples. Rug rep Get prices ACTIVE RUG CLEA HA- 3636.

(Rugs Cleaned, Made, Repaired)

W. O. Jones, Inc. __Rug Cleaning. _______8DU-1368. "Tailoring FORDHAM made-to-order clothes, $24.50

Budget payments. 56 N. Hamilton.

_ chi-236.

(Truck ‘Rentals) REN seif, Save hall aE ¥ GREED YoNo.. 39 Kv Ave Rooms Without Board 12 WAY, 1002—Large attractive front oD in private home; 1-2 employed. HE-2527.

BROADWAY, room, feat car line; ter. HE-4146. CAP. N. 1523— McIntire Apartments’: attract. mod. rms.. steam heat; ¥ up. CENTRAL, 1517—Large {front usual; nicely furnished: steam | heat. LI-5771.

CLINTON HOTEL,

“1812—Attractive sleeping

room, uninnerspring;

TH 28 Vir inginia Clean steam-heated sleeping roo $2.50 up. _

EMERSON, N. aT 78 young

employed business men. garage. CH- 3392

FALL CREEK AND ) ILLINOIS—Front roo private home, plenty heat, hot water. HA-2049-R. ILLINOIS, N., 1807—Unusual room; private entrance; lavatory: toilet: steam: refined home: garage. MERIDIAN, 968 N.: room, suitable 1 or 2 gentlemen. PENN. N., 3058—Large front room; joining bath. Good Peat. TA-5788.

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2226 SHELBY ST OR-8570

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 183 W MICH ST FINN BROS.

Funeral Home 1639 MN. Meridian St

BERT S. GADD

TA-183%

DOR~8307

GRINSTEINER'S 522 B. Market St.

R1-537¢ PERSONAL SERVICE G. H. HERRMANN

DR-44T1

HISEY & TITUS THE FUNERAL HOMB

Ml N Pram LN

MOORE & KIRK

CH-1806-1 TA-0088-&

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

94% R MNiwnots St

J. C. WILSON

OR-D321 1230 Prospect St Dre-0832 COLORED FUNERAL DIRECTORS c) M. C. WILLIS & SON 1-589) a: Want Ads Are Easier to and Produce Better Results

R-1159

11-8409

1652— LOVELY FRONT TA PRIVAT HOT WATER;

PHONE

r hanging, paint- |

FLUFF chenille rugs made trom old rugs. |

constant hot wa=- | ™

. Houses, Unfurnished 8 $125—63RD E., 1205~Beautiful $20,000 North Side home, carpeted, enetisd blinds, 4 bedrooms, can rented part iy BRU13C or unfurnished. MR. HO $15-$20;, SUMMIT, S., 20—Dupiex; 3 rms. up; 5 rms. down; newly decoraied. 1523 E. Wash. (day). _CH-0067 after 8 p.m, $18; TACOMA, 51872 N.— UPPER Four rooms, | bath, No furnace. ARROW AVE. 1746 — Two front, clean rooms, first floor: private entrance,

semi-modern, porch; fights and blinds furnished; $10 month.

BELL ST. 525 — SIX-ROOM DOUBL near Tech; water paid.

semi-modern; BR-1046. 1640 COMER 4 rooms: water in yard—water p4 $18, J. R. WELCH & SONS. 1-3424,

KENWOOD, 3037—FIVE- ROOM nou Bath; no furnace. HA-2460.

MORE ELAND AVE, 423 (3300 W. Michigan) —One 5-room bungalow; also 1 8-reom bungalow; thoroughly modern; excellent

__condition. NEW JERSEY, N. 2251—Large, comfortable; 4 bedroom modern; fenced back- : near School 45: Central car; $32.90. CH-4670. WA-3258.

SHERMAN, S., 61—SIX-ROOM SINGLE— Strictly modern, garage, $30. WA- _ WA-1834. SHEFFIELD, N., 213—Five-room, partly _ modern; $18, 50; water paid, WA- 85% TUXEDO, 41 B.—7-rm. mod.; n Ll Mallory; $30. Clark k Agency. LI-58086.

D IR-3693.

—~ | WASHINGTON BLVD., 4025—Four-hedroom

home; maid's quarters: oil burner. LI-1850. BE-44

8T., W._ 1510—5-rm, ABSd, Pung. 30. GREGORY & alld

429 S, SPENCER

At Brookville Road; 5-room modern bungalow; paved street. WA-2975, 3 Thompson. IDGES & GRAVES, 243 N Del. RI-3477.

3-room modern house and $35 RNESS & CLINE, 11973 N. Ala. L1-8408.

_— LEXINGTON AVE., 5-room bungalow, modern gRoen: bath, $16.75.

Scuble RATARE,

3834 Hot de edroom; semimodern; garage; 138 N. Delaware St. RI- -1429. 2617 E. “WASHINGTON. T-room single: modern; good condition: garage, $3 Ir -8401. 44 Virginia Ave. 3106 oCENTRAL_T 1 Joome, modern, ‘garage, $30. Y CO.. RI-4661. SIX- A a except furnace; near Eli Lilly; 818. Druggist. Villa-E, Minnesota, or Fletcher Trust FIVE-ROOM single; electricity; ny as it _ is. Druggist. Villa and E. Minnesota.

Best Results—Lowest Py The Times. RI-5551

Houses, Apts. Furn.

1412 — 4-rdom bungalow ater paid; modern; garage;

$8 WK.: LEE, double; ‘BE-4437 $9 wk. ST. CLA ATR util, pd. nr. sch ALABAMA, .,

ST., nice 2-hdrm. apt. chl, others. White. TA-4633. 707—Modern furnished apartment, 2 rooms and bath, $30 mo, OARROLLTON. 1314—Nice b5-room flat: steam heated, hardwood floors, tities, references. R. 1140—Modern 2-room a artment, furnished or anturnished: rivate ene trance; reasonable. DR-06 8-3, ILLINOIS, N.. 20 Lovey front apartment: exquisitely furnished: accommo=gate 3: Relvinator, ail utiiiijes; gapate, MERIDIAN, N., 816—2 and 3-room; pri vate te bath, Frigidaire, all utilities. MERIDIAN, N., 1728 — 2 rooms, private bath; lower small kitchenette, 2 rooms, connecting bath. . TA- 1592.

Rent Business Places 22

BHELBY, quarters, __LI-4882,

1347—Small store room, living BR-1258. close Fountain Square,

24 SMALL HOMES nak, To Tonnly Ral

ROA ALLISON __RT-23

| Houses for Solo, :

NOKTR

"APL. 12—Large. po |

st entals,

| we HAVE buyers for modern homes. vour properiv with E. KIRK M’ z C., RI- 3135 eal Insurance. 801-03, 129 FE.

ae wy 0TH =x room,

Scot Hall Hottel foam Inc.

tate, Market,

semi-modern,

LI-2541,

'GTON BLVD. D.. 2820—Large, warm hy an showers, oath; gentleman. TA-3821. . 5 SHINGTON BLVD., 2838—Comfortable as | \ double or simgle, near bath; radio. Private family. HA- 1687-R. [INGTON BLVD.. 32D—] WASHING peds: quiet; garage. HA-1813-W. BriveAT WOODRUFF PLACE. 559 W. ve—AtWS, comfortable; beautyiest, tH er; reasonable: . gentleman. CH-62 \R Fountain Square, , 1326 Tate room, EA bath. Meals, garage optional. DR6781. strictly

Ee eae ————— TIFULLY furnished rooms, BEAT gentlemen preferred. References.

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Hotels 12A | SHERMAN HOUSE HOTEL

comfortable outside rooms. v rates. $2.50 Elevator weekly Transients nied Just across street east of Union ¢ depot

ROOSEVELT HOTEL

n! Clean, comfortable re WOW 0 up. laundry aome

free 3 re 290 V Ww. Ohio

Room 1 or 2 steam heat:

| DR-1925

“EAST Best Bargains in Town -

1023 N. Gale St.—6-room mod.; 2-ca garage; cheaper than rent. 1826 Holloway —8§-room mod. with extra lot and 2-car garage. N. Rural—5-reom semimod. The above homes are Picts. very low, Small down payment, kL w.

J.8 Ry $250 Down—Move in Today 1415 N. Denny St.

4-room bungalow, brick bath;

ch. Basi i i poR Es Rai. AMERICAN

tie Wants ants Offer Keystone. 8. 529—Five-room modern bungalow. Gara Possible terms. BEXTON AG

RI-6412

ENCY. RI-51 82. FIVE ROOMS a side modern double. Hardwood floors. Good condition. ee aro school, library, jrafsporiaion. Rents 50. $ 400 dow CH-5204.

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WALLACE, T33—Six. room modern; owner Jeaving ci Wh wants Siter. open after

2 8. I. con$3 up

COLONIAL HOTEL 2X

veniences eity heat. a

Mayfield 51" ¢ 8 Capital 1322 W. Obie. Men i $3.50 on clean com-

Hoosier Hotel$3;30,50 rooms; showers and baths: city heat, 440 Mass. Ave. AL ~~ HOTEL—Delaware and VerCE 331 N. Delaware. Modern, outside

rooms. Transient rates.

rooms. Formerly

Personals

WEISSMAN MC Dodge and Plymouth ler 15 E. W

. Shab: nigh: t. Phone-—Dav CH-58! night. CH-5242 Temodeling 0) ZARING SHOP h and Central

AFTER this date I am not responsible for debts other in my own. RAY-

Sure

ROUX, Inecto Clairol Tinting. wed. p Indiana Coll oon. RIL0777

i er Beaut: ROYAL BEA 8 \U TAC D. “tL ® Roosvit B osvit. Bldg. a.

ce. Royal 1dg.

r_ names we earol ACAD.. 401 Rodsevels Blda.

V B afternoon, Nev, y at Fras: a ure) ab FORERAL

GRA ATTENTION! Unloading sale. JMihinery

ADE ! —3-room u es except linens; 1 M

Rooms With Board 1 3

4 TE RM. nae th ternogn

and Denny. Shrubbery. Open a $2250, terms. DOWNEY,

SOUTH SALE OR RENT

HOMECROFT ADD. MAYNARD DR. S5-room strictly med, U- 2541,

Hall- Hottel Co., Inc. MODERN BUNGALOW. SOUTHEAST — ORR terms. JENKINS REAL ESTATE, _ HE-5969. WEST

__1939 Centrai.

JERSEY, N., 1330—Nice warm Nw tleman preferred: walking distance. -1983. CELA 3138—Desirable one or two; Beet sarage: nice n mcails, FA-4821-J.

806—La front: Imnerspring: home ed et; suitable for 2; $8. each. ; CARE for sick, elderly, convalescents; “ladies only; excellent meals; steam heat. -3213.

Housekeeping Rooms

HOME P ._RI-9930.

Il warm

X N., 2038—Sma "5 Near bath. Private

> JERSEY, room, kitchenette. Phone.

front apartment: wm month. CH-

14 Hall-Ho

TR loom prt men 'p

1260 W. 30TH ST.

Li modern home with 4 nice bed room? Tank bath upstairs and 1 bedroom on 1st fldor. Has redecorated {nee fo Spite, Se, On, Rinse a ne eal for roomin 8 fam. dy, Price, $3500. Terms. MR. WACKER, HU-5124, RI-4

| SCHLOSS BROS. $300 DOWN—$23 PER MONTH 6-room modern home; good wconditien, Holland furnace, built-in kitchen cabinet,

2-car garage, ved street. Diggest ain 5 own located 8 on Sheftield

or details A. tel [oo "he. LI-2541. T-room, semi-

§ BERWICK A 2-story, modern home: inside Totter, smail base-

a er ——""726 N. SHEFFIELD

-room modern Auge ra ho Pee a SON ial ol