Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1938 — Page 20

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FISHING CONDITIONS BETTER

State Streams | A New Angle |

Clearing After Heavy Rains

Indiana Lakes Stili Yielding Good Catches, Wardens Report.

A distinct improvement in fishing conditions throughout the state was | noted today in the weekly report of game wardens released through the Conservation Department. Some s‘reams still are milky or | muddy, however, owing to the heavy rains of early July but these are clearing up and in some spots conditions for the week-end should be close to ideal. The lakes continue to provide good catches The wardens’ report: Bartholomew —

reeks are milky. anc Rap ples

They're getting fishing down to a science, as Emmett Weakley, above, of Lexington, Ill., indicates. That mixed pike was caught in Lake Kabetoganna, Minn., with the aid of the barometer he holds.

Heads Card

string of

Barbara Cook ‘Competes in Coast Swim

Hoosier Girl Entered in Div- | ing Event; Mrs. Thompson Defends Titles.

ADVICE ON FISHING

| |

GIVEN BY WARDENS

An increasing number of Hoosier

| anglers and fishermen from other

states are availing themselves of information on fishing - conditions furnished by the game wardens, Virgil M. Simmons, Conservation | Commissioner, reported today. The wardens know where the fish | are biting in their territory and the

| type of bait proving most successful.

his information, acquired in their | daily patrols, is available tor any

| fisherman.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, (U. P.)—The Senior Women’s Na- | tional Outdoor Swimming and Diving Championships opened here today in the 100-meter pool of the

Wardens also supply information

July 22 on streams and lake conditions for

|a weekly news bulletin on fishing

| conditions.

WORKS IN TROPICS

Hotel Biltmore’s Coral Casino with | TO PRACTICE SPANISH

virtually every ranking American | aquatic star in attendance. | Four events were scheduled for | the opening program of the threeday meet, and the same number will

be held tomorrow.

The champion- Yootball

| warded his

ships will end Sunday with the last

three of 11 finals.

In the first event today Elizabeth |

Ryan of New York began defense of her 100-meter free style championship against Halina Tomska of Detroit, indoor champion; Helene | Rains of New York City; Sundby

Dorothy | of San Francisco, Pacific |

Coast titlehoider; and Betty Lee of |

Seattle, Wash. The second event,

Style, pitted defending.

New York City. In the three-meter dive, Olympic Gestring, girl, met Helen Crelenkevitch of San Francisco,

indoor meet; Mary Hoerger, sister of

springboard champion Marjorie | : 15-year-old Los Angeles |

NEW YORK July 22 (NEA)— Arthur White, starting guard, forsigned contract from Central America for a second year with the New York professional Giants. White has a master’s degree in Spanish. He works in Latin American countries in the off-season the better to prac- | tice it.

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Ruth Hoerger, whe held the nation- |:

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the the 220-yard

| breast stroke and the 440-yard free

| style finals

will be held. Sunday

| the three events that wind up the | championships will be the 300-meter

| medley relay,

| July

| preparation for

the platform dive and the 880-yard free style.

'MENOW READY FOR

ARLINGTON CLASSIC

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Il, 22 (U. P.).—Hal Price Headley’s Menow, conqueror of War Admiral at Suffolk Downs, limbered up after his long train ride today in Saturday’s $30,000

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Mil Golden pion,

ton Bess, international Gloves lightweight chamto appear in the feature bout at tonight's amateur card at Sports Arena. Milton is to trade blows with Joe Lopez oi South Bend, runnerup for the In-diana-Kentucky A. A. U. crown last year. There are seven other bouts on the program

. Sports Quiz Q—How many yearling race horses were sold at auction in the United tates in 1936, and how eh money did they bring? A—In all. 892 vearlings were sod | under the hammer for a grand total of $1,406,055 | Q—Is Jimmy De Forest, famous | trainer of boxers, living? | A—He died Oct. 11, 1932. | Q—How many different managers | { have the Philadelphia Athletics | had? A—Connie Mack has been the only | { manager.

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SOUTH BEND, Ind. July 22 (U. P.).—With the deadline set for noon July 31, entries today began pouring in to managers in virtually every section of the state for the sixth annual Indiana softball tournament. Approximately 600 teams are expected to enter the contest. Thirty-five sectional tournaments will be held in Indiana, starting Aug. 17, according to Jack Ledden of South Bend, state commissioner of the Amateur Softball Association. Eight regional tournaments will be held Aug. 20 and 21, and two semifinals Aug. 27-28, and the state finals Sept. 3, 4, and 5. The state winner will play in the National Tournament at Soldiers Field in Chicago on Sept. 7 to 11. Northern division sectionals will be played at Hammond, East Chicago, Gary, Rensselaer, Michigan City, Elkhart, Butler, Ft. Wayne, Knox, Plymouth, Logansport, Bluffton, Wabash, Kokomo, Lafayette, Tipton and South Bend.

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22, 1938

75 years, beloved Jather Pete Hettenvan, Pete, Flora. Michell and Theodora Mrs. Fred Thornbury. Mrs. Ralph Banks, Mrs. Josephine Van Der Zee, Mrs. Moral Hargrove and Mrs. Joe Rinsma, passed away Thursday. July 21, at the St. Vincent’s Hospital. Funeral Saturday, July 23. a p. mat the FINN Os FUNERAL HOME, 1639 N. Meridian St Interment Crown Hill Priends invited

BURKE-—Michael, father of Mrs. Herman Jansing, William J. Burke and Nellie Burke. brother of Thomas Burke, Mrs. John Sweenev and Mrs, Nell Mountain, died Thursday evening. Funeral Monday 30 ho the home, 1906 Woodlawn m. St. Patrick's Church. Holv Cross Cemetery. Friends KIRBY.

CARTHEUSER Julia, 78 years, beloved wife of Christian Cartheuser, stepmother of Mrs. Charles F. Lanham, Mrs. William F. Muegge, Mrs. E. Beckman and Chris H. Cartheuser, sister of Mrs. Bertha Mueller, Philadelphia: Miss Amelia Schwanke, hoenix, Ariz, passed away To sagY. Funeral Sunday, 1p; at G. HERR NN FUNERAL HOME 1505 S. East St. Arends invited. Burial Round Hill.

GRIGSBY — Thursday, Grigsby, Saturday,

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Josephine age 63 years, sister of Louise Hill 9:30 a. m., at the St. Church, Anderson, Ind. Mary's Cemetery, Anderson may call at the HARRY W. MOORE neral Chapel until 30 a. m. Saturday.

GUNDER Emily Ann, age 83 years, beloved mother of Olive and Harriet Gunder. grandmother of Delbert A. Gunder I rs. Harriet Hogan and Olive Luslia Gunder. Dassre away Thuisday, July 0 N. Drexel Ave Serv RE & KIRK IRVING2 . Washington 30 p. Burial Ply0 a. m. Sunday. Friends invite

HAAS Opal wife of J. Frank Haas, Gocke, Dorman, Melvin, Norval, Dale and Francis; daughter of Mrs. Lillie Lindley, grandmother of William Lewis Gocke, passed away Thursday p Friends may call at the ToL m FUN: ERAL HOME, 1308 Prospect St, any time after 6 p. m. Friday until 10 a. m Saturday. thereafter at the FeslacIce Funeral services Sunday, 1:30 p. m. from the Garfield Park Baptist Church, Place of burial later. Friends invited.

HERETH Oliver T. father Ann and Kennedy: brother of Will, tlla Hereth, passed away FriER & BUday, 10 a. m. Friends invited, Burial Crown Hill.

KERN George S.. age 74, beloved father of Mrs. C. H. Fisher and Frank R. Kern, firs “Marsh of wease Kern Fisher and Marshall W. Smith, brother of Jo- , Mrs. H. E. Forrester and Ai K. Price, passed away at the residence Friday morning. Funeral Monday a. m., from residence, 621 Friends may call at residence after 4 p. m. Saturday. Burial Highland Lawn, Terre Haute. Indiana, about 1:30 Monday. SHIRLEY SERVICE. (Terre Haute papers please copy.)

MORROW-—Schuyler, husband of Lillian Morrow, passed away Wednesday. p. m., at the residence, 1301 Calhoun St. Friends may call at residence any : Funeral services Saturday, 2 p.m ne: ment Washington Park. Friends invited TOLIN FUNERAL SERVICE.

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THOMPSON— Lester Ray, beloved husband of Adele, son of Mrs. Burt Kimmel of Richmond, Ind.; brother of Ralph and Frank Thompson, died suddenly Wednesday evening. Funeral services from the home of Ralph Thompson, Third Ave. west, Hill, Saturday, July 23, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Legion services at ihe grave, Floral Park. HORTON SERV-

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Rooms With Board

HAMILTON. N. v.. 1033— well furnished front room. cross ventilation, private entrance, reasonable. ( CH-2616-R.

LEXINGTON. 937 — Congenial ladies; $5 week. DR-3523-J. (FRIDIAN_ 2716 N.—Large room, suitable WERE: twin beds: references. TA-3097. N. EE. 1629—Attractive, cool MICHIGAN. | home: Food meals. Garage. Reasonable. CH-4781-NORTH — Comfortable home for elderly lady: food food, tender care; reasonable. TA-6842 JEST at the Myrtle Lee Home. REST af ih or two. _RI-3096

“home for

re. Front

Hotels SEMINOLE HOTEL 0X Al. apartment; hot plate: Frigidaire service.

Walking distance. ADR 7 N. fll. Com-

HARBOUR HOTEL EL 9} fortable rooms.

Hot, cold water. Low rates.

$4 Per

MILNER HOTEL 126 S. Illinois LAUNDRY FREE TOURIST INN—359 W. . Washin §pTE Tou double, $1; week, $1.50 $3. Morning calls. Clerk Curly. RI- 0204.

Week

Get want ad resulls in The Times at lowest word rates in the city. Plime RI 5551 for auick results at iow cost 17

$3 Delaware, 139 N.: 1-2 room furnished apartments: light, cool, clean, quiet.

}4.25 UP—Extra large front rooms, ever 3 thing furnished. Cool porch. 124 E New York. $5. STATE, N. 425—Two-room furnished apartment; utilities; private; entrance garage optional. 5

Housekeeping Rooms

50 UP—

Housekeeping Rooms 17

2-room 1440

$6.50— FURNISHED or front apartment. N. Alabama, ALABAMA, N., up: 1 downstairs. hot water, BROADWAY, 1134—2 ette, sink, range; _$5; $6.50. BROADWAY, 1608—1 nicely furnished; phone: adults. CENTRAL, 1321-—Two nicely upstairs rooms, front; _ Adults. CENTRAL, 2255—Two laige front utilties; studio couch; phone; DEARBORN 2414 N. apartment; bath; garage. CH-6742-R DELAWARE, 517 N.—Large bath, constant hot water. tance. Reasonable, HIGHLAND AVE. rooms; everything adults. ILLINOIS, N.,

unfurnished Walking distance,

1838—Clean apartments, 1

Nice porches. Constant kitchen optional.

nol rooms, private bath

apartment; hot water;

2-room utilities:

furnished, cool, newly decorated,

rooms; for adults, Attractive all utilities;

3-room phone

room, priv ate Walking dis

modern sink;

21—-Two fur nished;

2339—Nice clean apartments, 1-2-3 rooms, §: {| JEFFERSON, 236 N.—Nicely rooms, utilities child. MARKET, 1322 E.—One room, everything furnished: entrance. RI-5822 MERIDIAN, N.. 1515—Cool nished apartment: bath: shower: entrance: porch. MERIDIAN, S., 2343—Two cool modern rooms, furnished, private entrance, utile ities paid: reasonable: couple. NEW JERSEY, N.. 1319—Cool, apartment; private bath; Frigidaire; phone OLIVE, 1838—Nice room bath: convenient: private entrgnce: also unfurnished room. Garage. ORIENTAL, 20 N 2-Room apartment; private ent.; innersprings, frigidaire. PARK. 806— Nice 2-room apartment; everye thing furnished. Utilities. Private ene trance RILEY AVE., 427—Three rooms, ly furnished; private; TR-6406. STATE ST., 1 N—Two unfurnished rms.: all utilities Ny UNION, 1961—Two well-furnished ments, utilities, GE Refrigerator. ployed couple Phone WALNUT, 115 E.—3 Rooms, utilities; downstairs. basement. - Virginia, 1022—Lovely 3-room apartment: private entrance: bath; adults WARMAN, 229 N.—3 Rms., 1% nished, nice, cool; Warman, . 19TH ST.—2 utilities; quiet; Reasonable FOUR furnished _ entrance;

Kitchenette 50, $4, $5.50, furnished 3 paid. No objections to

kitchenette utilities. Private

2-room fur= utilities Private

attractive beauty-rest;

bath, parte utilities. Adults.

apartEm-

“private bath, See housekeeper in

double,

fure downstairs, 229 N,

next hath; HA-2754-J.

rooms, adults,

modern garage:

rooms: »nrivate reasonable. TR-7646.

Apartments for Rent 18

Choice apts., eladlv shown

HE-1328 Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and Onfurnished Apartments, 108 BE. Wash, . RM. 302. LI- 5393.

MERIDIAN 402 N... $125.00. $100.00. 3035 N. “M fai a $38. Stoo" or an. ERA 0, 2035 N 8.50, $40.00.

General Apartments, 22 W. Vermont St

‘ Wavne, ¢ 641, rooms Park, 1534. bedroom apt. .... College, 1558, bedroom apt. Mr. Davis

DAVIS REAL ESTATE CO!

* LI-5545 $8-$9—ILLINOIS, N. 810 z—Attractively furnished cificlency apartment: utilie ties. LI-88 ALABAMA, 2 ~ 707— (Furnished) 1 living room, kitchen and bath: utilities; $7.50. BROADWAY AND 10TH.—Huggler”: 1, a bedrooms, unfurnished, redecorated; utilities; greatly reduced; adults. | BROADWAY, 1240, Apt. 2—Attractive un= furnished 1.room apartment next tile | bath, shower; phone; $20 CENTRAL, 2135—Insulated modern unfurnished house; hot water: heat. | DELAWARE, 806 N.—-Attractive efficiency apartment, electric tion, utilities: reasonable rent. DUNDEE APTS. Virginia Ave. anc Carty St.: unfurn. eff. apt heat water, Frigidaire. See custodian McCarty St. E. MOLLQY,

5-room steam

furnished refrigera-RT1-1148. Mc= 28 Se . 187 B, 803 Va, { FALL CREEK BLVD.. E.. 329—Unfurnished two bedrooms: cool, private porch: see custodian. BR-5656. HU-566 MERIDIAN, N., 2859—One bedroom nished apartment; range: electric ally nice bath; 7790, CH-4570 MERIDIAN, 3055 N. — Attractive unfurnished 3-bedroom apartment, heat and RE on furnished. LI-1850. BE=

unfur= air-conditioned: new refrigerator; exceotion=garage. Open daily. HU-

MERIDIAN, 3335 ~Two-bedroom ant.: large liv. rm., Sry large Kkit., elec, refrig., stove, janitor services: garage. O. H. CLARK AGENCY. LI-5596 MERIDIAN, N., 3360—Attractiy . ficiency unfurnished apartment: chow refrige gration, all utilities. $42.50. HA~ “i422 Ll-

MICHIGAN. 2238 E.— Unfurnished 5 rooms, bath, heat and water furnished. Adults; $30. CH-2050 NEW YORK, 2850 E. - 3-room, kitchenette, garage. | PARK, 2120—Furnished three clean rooms, overstuffed; utilities; adults; porch: good location. HE-5078. eh 3 ROOMS. private bath. $30 Well Jormished and clean. :; RI. 6368.

| 510 BE. 9t Mr. Huff “CA SE SEE C. A. HUFF FOR FURNISHED AND UNFURN. 130_N. DELAWARE ST. RI. NORTH — Lovely furnished 1-: apartments. Private bath, lor. Cool. BE-4712. Ring 2 ROOMS, private bath, $27.50 Wel: furnished: real nice No. 1, 212 E. 10th St. Mr. Huff. RI. 6368. SEE this two-bedroom, long living room with fireplace; large diner, kitchen: lowfase apartment. 312 E. 13th. LI-

$25

- One unfurnished “utilities, furnished,

APTS. €368.

1-2-bedroom Sun pare

2 AND 3-ROOM APTS.; all utilities; up. 1116 N. Capitol Ave.

DESIRABLY Jur. ant, | Tate ventilation; erid :

good condition. 2725 an S

LARGE efficiency with dinette; ad bldg. $34 with util. 1530 N. Illinois.

COLORED—Dunbar Court, 1022 N. West St.. unfurnished: heat, light, gas, water; Frigidaire: $27.50. See custodian __MOLLO

OY. 803 Virginia Ave.

Houses for Rent

room adults.

furnished house: Inquire T19 E,

$8 WEEK — Five utilities paid; New York. BLAINE. 1027—825; unfurnished five-room modern double; WO Rear Catholic church and schoo

BOSART, 621—Unfurn., 5 rm. mod.; gar. “mo ar, 2 lots, fruit, shaue: $32.50. RI- Sash" BRADLEY, 63 S.—$20. Four-room mod= ern deuble, unfurnished. Garage, water paid. LI-5065. BUNGALOW PARK-1202 N Capitol: 3 rm. mod Heat. fanitor ft

ished, $0, ty cust. or oR CLARE

N.. 307 4—Unfurnished

Dom doable; sles modern; garage. Call