Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1938 — Page 16

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T. C.U. Leads i

~ Close Battle With Wildcats Drops Irish to Second Spot

Williamson Football System

Season; Five Undefeated, Untied Elevens on Top; Villanova Replaces Wisconsin.

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Southern California Dec. 3.

Leaders came through generally as was expected to give the Williamson System the best record of the 1938 season with an overall prediction efficiency of 91.5 per cent with only 10 out-and-out upsets against it. Five undefeated and untied teams pace the 10 national leaders.

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By JOE WILLIAMS - Times Special Writer NEW YORK, Nov. 22.—Texas Christian University, unbeaten and untied, and playing in a hard league, is one of the great football teams of the year. Ft. Worth is its home, Thirty miles away is Dallas, home of

the Cotton Bowl.

The Cotton Bowl game, like all the other bowl games which have

‘come into being in recent years, was

of Pasadena. All these games have a common touch in that they are tied up more or less with civic promotions.

By PAUL B. WILLIAMSON The Horned Frogé of Texas Chrsitian University sit in the golden rocker this week as the nation’s ranking team, a

By beating Rice, 20 to 7, with Northwestern's Wildcats.

Unless T. C. U. swamps Southern Methodist in its schedule finale, Notre Dame would again take first place by a decisive victory over

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More than 40 bowlers, paced by Bill Behrens with a 655, achieved the honor count list inelast night’s league matches, but they made it with scores one likes to forget. Of that two-score only four could get above the 650 mark. Two pins under Behrens was John Murphy of the Optimist League and tied at 650 were Barnhorst of the Fraternal loop and Joe Flajs, of the Indiana Bell circuit. Team scores dropped under the 2900 total and few squads could rise above 285(). Behrens started out as if set for/a new season’s individual high with a 262 but slid 49 pins to a 213 and then rolled an ordinary 180 finale. In the Holy Cross loop the Don |W Hoover Jewelry quintet, composed of the five Sheehan brothers, stopped the Hoop Barber Shop in

straight games.

The first annual doubles and

singles tournament—to be run on a handicap basis—is to be held at the Sturm Recreation Alleys Saturday and Sunday, it was announced today by Dan Abbott, secretary.

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difference betweent individual average up to and including Nov. 11 and 210 will be given each man on each of the three games for each event,

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adopted for the Doubles and Singles in the City Tournament is to govern this meet. An individual may ente desires providing he changes partners each time and enters before the start of the tourney.

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i: Banquet to Honor

Butler Gridders

* Members of the Butler football

team which has won the Indiana College Conference championship the last five years, are to be honored at a football banquet at 6 o'clock tonight in the banquet hall of the Scottish Rite Cathedral.

The 10 senior members of the

grid team are to be honored again tomorrow night at the annual Blanket Hop to be held in the Butler Fieldhouse gymnasium starting at 9 o'clock.

Tonight’s banquet, sponsored by

the Blue Key chapter of the university, Grange as principal speaker. Short talks are to be given by Mayor-Elect Reginald H, Sullivan, members of the university’s board of directors and the coaching staff. Highlights of the banquet will be the election of next year's grid captain by team members and presentation of athletic awards by Dr. Henry M. Gelston, chairman of the athletic committee.

will have Harold (Red)

The 10 senior gridders to be hon-

ored tomorrow night will each receive a gold football from the Sigma Delta Chi chapter, national journalistic fraternity. A “B” blanket also is to be awarded to the outstanding senior gridder selected by the sports

editors of the local newspapers.

Bob Darnaby, Optimist . Dismon, Transportation .... Clarence Catt, Indiana‘ Bel outh Side Businessmen . Carl Wood, Transportati Unger, Refor, med ure. Miller, Indianapolis C Brown, Indianapol Kelly, Evangelica ouie cor, ranch No. ertha Toumey, Maroft 3 sive Stor ties, Kroger ob Bollinger, Evangelical . tobert Ahern, Sadan a Bell .. rone, Optimi T: aylor, Setimist cal 0 i Transportation Laugh! in, Indianapolis Automotive .... Jess Smythe, State Highway ......... 61 d Menges, Evangelical rae Matthews, St. Joan of Arc ... Williamson, Transportation . oe Mike Armored Car Service ..

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Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Nov. 22, 1988

BEASON—Rienzi, beloved father of Mrs. ‘Isabella Esmon of Indianapolis and Os-

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age 66, beloved husband of Mrs. Lottie wning, father of Frank Downing, Elnora Phe ps and Albertha Barnette, brother of Sim Do ing and grandfather of Elden Phelps, Jassed away at the Veterans Posplial onds ; Funeral a 1. : Bol ROS. GAN

HIRLEY a 5 Bo E, 2002 W. Michigan: Friends may call at chapel.

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MEEK-—Birdie, of 1225 Lee 8. wife of Pempst of Oa eel other of Pci man away Nov. Services Wednesday, age Ses NBLO

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MENTZER—Mary, of Miss Josep ine. Margaret Hiibbard, passed day. o aeral ednesday. Nov. 33.

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METZLER, John, 70 years, beloved Hushh of Elizabeth Metzler, ns 5 Woler and Frank Metzler, passed away Monday = Bn. Funeral 1 Wednesday, 9:30 FU

N. - NERAL Home, 130s 5. East St., 10 a St. Patrick's Church. Friends invited: Burial St. Joseph Cemetery, Friends may ‘call at the funeral home,

MONEYMAKER—Ida E., mother of Laura Carter of Bridgeport: Roy, Charles E. and Carter S. foneymaker, Passed away Monday a. m. Friends may 1 at the HOME, 35 2 E. New "funeral 2 p. m. Se rook I

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PFARR—John J. {Daadny. of Mrs. James Ross, Joh L. L. Duvall, Cg nD William, Harry and Palmer Pfarr, all of Indianapolis, and Walter Pfarr of Baltimore, Md., died Monday, Nov. 21. Funeral Thursday, Nov. 24, 8:15 a. m., at BLACKWELL FUNERAL HOME, 1503 N. Meridian St. Services at St. Patrick's Church, 9 a, m. Friends invited. :

VAN DER EER Perdinany P, age 54 ears, husband of Alice n Der Veer, rother of Thomas M. Van Der Veer and Mrs. Carson Hamill, of Terre Haun Ind.; uncle of Mrs J. Frisbie Senders XY. ssed away Mond ay Funeral Dn:

APEL, Illinois at 10th St. Wednesday. 0 a. m. Burial Hamilton, O. Tried s may call at the chapel after 8 a. m. Tuesday.

WHITSETT—Harry, age n Tore, beloved husband of Mary, fath of Kenneth, Charles and will am, Srothes of Homer, rnest, Mrs. Jennie Hession and IS. Ethel Dolrymple, died Mond ay. Puneral Wednesday, Nov. 23. 8: 80, 5 m.. at the residence, 121 S. 9 St. Anthony’s Church. Fricnds invited Burial St. Joseph’s Cemetery. GEOR! W. USHER SERVICE.

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EWING—In memory of our mother, father and sister. Gone but not forgotten. ‘Maude Spore and ay. 1525 Sauley St.

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When continental New Orleans, the “Paris of the South,” if you care to believe the local Chamber of Commerce, began losing its winter tourist. business, mainly to semitropical Florida, a week-long sports program, culminating in a Bowl game, was innovated.

This season the Dallas game could be unusually important in the Bowl scene because one of the native teams ranks with the national ‘leaders. I refer naturally to the Texas Christians. Presented with ga fortuitous chance to steal some of the Rose Bowls thunder, the good citizens want to keep the Christians at home

It seems that Mr. Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President,isin the radio business in Ft. Worth, and he has announced he will try to get his distinguished dad to come down .. from Washington to see the game.

The suggestion seems to be present that with the Christians on the field and the President of the United States on the sidelines, the Cotton Bowl—contemptuously referred to as an imitator by the Rose Bowl people—would have an attrac- - tion no rival group could possibly match. * To my knowledge this is the first

time the Chief Executive has ever|

been used, even temporarily, as a come-on for a football game, but|. then as the fellow said who ate the first snail, “There must.be a first time for everything.” But there are many powerful citizens in the vicinity of Pasadena and it may not be impossible to devise a suitable competitive presentation. I have in mind for one thing the members of the Supreme Court. It-is my thought these sedate gentlemen, wearing their grim black robes, and leading the cheers from the side lines, would make an impréssive spectacle, one that would command liberal space in the newspapers.

unusual that hundreds of people no doubt would travel across the continent to see, say, Chief Justice Hughes, the wind whistling merrily through his beard, calling on the stands for nine rahs, a locomotive and a firm, outspoken vote for the sanctity of the Constitution.

And between halves the [Rose Bowl people, if successful in negotiations, could put John Lewis and Bill Green in a five-round decision fight to decide the labor ehampionship. True, Green would have to give away a lot of weight but his superior footwork and vaunted skill in close should serve to even things up.

This not only would be an unusual attraction, well worthy of the attention of the nation’s press, an item of high importance to all Bowl game promoters, but—well, it does seem if Lewis and Green ever are going to come to an agreement on labor policy they’ll have to stand face to face and punch it out.

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ILLINOIS, 3132 N.—Exceptionally nice rm. constant hot water, good heat. Garage optional.

MASSACHUSETTS, 626—Catholic lady will share 3-room apartment, 32 week., references; reasonable. RI-287 !

MERIDIAN, N., 968 Ti arrangement for employed woman; kitchen privileges; phon NEW JERSEY, T3520 N. -— 3 rooms; also large front room, private bath. LI-9226.

NEW JERSEY, 1428 N.—Nicely furnished, twin beds, ‘next bath; suitable for 2! garage. LI-4896,

NEW JERSEY, 1718 N.—Nicely furnished large front; good heat; near Central car. _ HA-3593-J.

NEW JERSEY, N., 2113—Large, south; board optional; _ Reasonable, TA-6647,

NEW JERSEY, 2217 “N.—Newly furnished front room, never been occupied; reasonable. See evenings.

NORTH, 226 E.—Attractive front room; geod "home ia privileges; gentleman _ breferred. LI-96

NORTH, oT: . nicely furnished, innersprings, small family; suitable 1-2 gentlemen: reasonable, HA-4784-R.

NORTH_of 38TH—Comfortably furnished; fei ood ood papal private family; ba

warm, private home.

ORANGE, ey front, | private entrance; privileges. DR-6123. PARKVIEW, 233—Front; newly furnished; private home: good heat; home privileges; __Barage. LI-5884.

WASHINGTON, 638 W.—Dormitory Jodeing house for men only. Across from an Co. Transient rooms, 25c and 356, eekly rate $2.00; steam heat; shower aths.

good heat; innerspring,: kitchen

WASHINGTON BLVD. 2838—Large front; twin beds; suitable for 1 or 2; garage __optional. WOODRUFF, 559 W. DRIVE-Large | Is tractive, warm, quiet; shower; 1 2 _ men. -6226WOODRUFF PLACE, 856 W. DRIVE—Nice-

~ ly furnished front; good heat, excellent

bed; phone.

13TH, E, 521—ADJOINING 1 BATH; ATaon WARM ROOM; $2.50. RI-

17TH, 4950 E.—Wanted employed couple to share 5-room, private home. Very _ reasonable. 318T., 458 W.—Nicely furnished downstairs room, near bath, good heat and transportation. HA-3800-M.

Te, 1119 W.—2 attractive front; good heat, Divaie home, board optional; reasonable, HA-0804.

FRONT ROOM. TWIN BEDS; FOR TWO GIRLS. $3. CALL HA-3196-W.

BARTON HOTEL Large, Sean, $5 WK. UP 505 %. fpr

HOTEL—359 W. Jashingion. double, 50c; single, 35c; Ses and $3. Dormitory beds, 450, i lobby; Morning calls.

heat, hot water. $3 WK. SEMINOLE HOTEL — 920 N Ala. Steam heat. Clean oute side rooms. Maid service.

$3.50 UP Outside rooms,

bat HOOSIER HOTEL

see Jean hs, showers, all r ado Mass.

Housekeeping Rooms LT

$3—NEW JERSEY, N., warm room, studio; __employed 1 lady. $3, UPPER; also lower r kitchenette; "sink, , innersprings; good I . 351 N. East, $3.50; NEW JERSEY, N.,/1108—Nice, clean room; ever ything’ furnished; kitchen privileges; employe ed. $4 UP—Front warm apartments, furnished lovely; innersprings; sink; private. 1103 _ Central. $6; WARM, upstairs, lovely three-room joartment: sink, porch, overstuffed. 1016 N. ama.

1108—Nice clean, kitchen privileges;

BROADWAY, 1134—Two clean rooms; sink, good heat; accommodate three; $5. CARROLLTON, 921—Two large unfurnished rooms, ‘furnished kitchenette. Private CW heat, utilities; $25. Adults,

room, kitchen, in-a-door bed adults; _ reasonable.

DELAWARE, N., 517—Light, cl rivate bath, steam heat; w. ance; rsohenke

DELAWARE, 914—1-room Sparunent, furnished. Good heat, hot water, Walk= ing distance KEYSTONE, 439 Nid — 3 .NICE UNFUR NISHED ROOMS: KITCH. PRIVILEGES; _ UTILITIES; ADULTS: GARAGE; $26.

LINWOOD, N. 37—3-room apartment: bedroom and kitchen furnished; all utili

_ ties; adults. IR-1536. MERIDIAN, N., 2127—Nicely fur. shed or unfurnished apartments; private ene Nano alsa rooms. W JERSEY 1215 N.—Lovely front 2-rm, NE or: all conveniences. Steam heat, private entrance ORIENTAL, 20 N.—3- Room apartment; fure nished, utilities, injlesspritias, frigidaire, private entrance. Hot water

PINE 8 oN.—Nice, warm hOuSEKEepIng room, ything furnished; near bath, utilities: pA able. PROSPECT, 719—Modern, warm, furnished priyste apartment; utilities; adults; asonable. *

WOODRUFF, 544, Middle Drive — Living room, bedroom, kitchen, frigidaire. Adults. CH-3334. : TALBOTT, 2338 N.—Large room and. kitche Phone. ‘nicely furnished. All utilities,

COLLEGE, 1547—2 “rooms, or bed living

n room; ing dise

9TH., E., 616—Bedroom, living room, dine ing room, kitchen, bath; also 2 rooms.

Personal Services

Houses & Lots for Sale 25

Oil Permanent, Marci Shampoo

13 a SSE ATIONAL "330" i. Ben. $1

HH AIR DYE CLINIC, God, arte Noon BEAUTY SCHOOL, 226 1 N Penn. 2d Floor.

Most Fabrics Tears, Holes, Burns °..oven INDIANA WEAVING CO. LI-9674

nd Set Facial NEON 5 UTY ACADEMY ~ 4th Floor Kresge Bldg.

WOODRUFF PLACE nursing home for invalids. convalescents; reasonable. 895 Middle Drive, Woodruff. CH-2288.

PENNSYLVANIA, 1922 N.—Nurse; care patient own home; excellent heat, food, care. TA-2844.

THIS Roval Beautv Acad.. 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

Here’s a 5th vein coal that is 5th vein.

Nut, forked (4x11) Egg, forked (6x4)

If you want a coal that has

Phone BE Imont 1399

5th Vein Goal

Try it for economical heat. Cieisnsrsssnsrsrrries $1.35

Lump, forked (6 in.) ....cccccevesecnncscs

4th Vein Coal

than 5th vein, we recommend our 4th vein,

Nut, forked (3x112) 98000 0cs 0000000000000 $4.50 Egg, forked (6x3) .......cac00sensnssennss Lump, forked (6 in.) $00c00r00c00c0000c0 0 Stoker (112X15) icvvesiivsnrevonnrcsnceres

WHITMARSH

GOAL GO.

much better than the average

4.50 4.75

more heat and burns cleaner

5.00 5.75 4.50

3338 W. Washington

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SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

946 N. Illinois St. 11-5409.

USHER MORTUARY

J. C. WILSON

DR-0321. 1230 Prospect St.

DR-0322.

Florists & Monuments 6

Delaware Flower Shop 2922 N. DELAWARE. TA-3161.

SELL six graves on 12-grave lot, near “Tower,” Masonic Cemetery. Washingto» Park. CH-5642.

Get want ad Fesulis in The Times a} lowest word in the city. Phon RI-5551 for quink results at low cost.

Lost and Found 7

SHEPHERD DOG—Color tan, with white feet, and collar; jnjured and strayed away Saturday. Reward. Call DR-7155-R-3. i

CAIRN female carrier, name “Fairy.” N. Jefferson.

mall, black rat terrier, bob

STRAYED—S tail, . white legs, male. | Reward. HA-1388-M

small, blackish Reward. CH-6249, 604

STRAYED—Large black Gordon male; brown feet. Reward. RI-9395, LOST—Round slow. old Bulo watch, with 4 di 2) G. Be

B, strap. Reward. Lis Fol Ta 3934.

LOST—Pearl rosary, vicinity St. Joan of Arc Church. Reward. HU-3459, J

LOSP—Large red male Persian cat, white chin. Reward. 5311 E. 10th. IR-4075.

Help Wanted—Female 8

setter, BR-5665,

wrist T. on

AGED woman. ‘1610

MIDDLE

than wages. S. Randolph. DR-6074-J.

CAN YOU spare 20 hours a week? Have opening for four women over 25, who can meet the public. Box 390, Time es.

Schools & Instructions 12 VOCAL lessons $1.00 and $1.50

12A

New. Location 2313 W. Wash. St., Be. 4567|

More ‘for home|

* FOOT “88 kine “Bias. R1-3196." (Alteration Specialist)

ALTERATIONS, ladies’. Jen's garments clean, repair, press, rel a: MEYE

R O. JA 212-214 E. 16th 8t. TA-66617. (Basements Rebuilt) FMENDS de d Free estimates. BAR ATER) PROOFING CO., 8% VE Roth. CH-63917.

(Carpenter)

etc. Free estimates. Guaranteed. Cal

HA-2485-M. (Carpenter Work)

TWO-CAR GARAGE—Built complete, inguding oo labor, $195. New materials.

HA-0442. Ei roofing, general house re-

pair and remodeling; easy pay plan. CH-

(Chimney Work)

CHIMNEY pointing, rebuilding. Old, smok: Lhimue mes popped. cleaned out. KE

(Electrical Appliances)

CTRIC CO., 2402 E. New York. Electrical Contractors and Re-

JAMES ELE CH-T344. pairers. (General, Repairing)

GENERAL repairing, cement, furnace, etc. Also general hau! ing. CH-5257.

(Landscape Contractor) HIGHLAND LANDSCAPE CO.- ‘Distinctive | w Landscaping.” Rock ardens, UF shrub, evergreens. DRAGA. BR-313 (Mattresses) MATTR! , pillows, comforts. renovated. B. F. BURKLE, 431 Ave. RI-6605. Since 1886 (Painting)

Interior, SXierion, by Soneract! pest t references.

ESSES Sold ass

PA I nteed; a HAMILTON N., HA-0442

Fo Lots)

PARKING, 3 all day, Sc ni service; also light furniture perience: Be . PARKING souri at Maryland.

(Plastering) -

Patch plastering; new, old work. Specializing in old work.

all

ight, 24-hour auling; exLOT, Mis-

LL, 7129

PARTIES as anve West 1 Const: | Zortiend e; Sin h cars le 7 BRAKE, 2401 E. Washington. CH-0493,

Personal Services

i arise

FURS WANTED

M. STITLE 226 Kentucky Av TLE SD- A3 Ksatucky Ave.

Ton a

(Paper Cleaning)

Paper cleaning; paint; wash-IR-(388 | %uar. C. ANARY,

(Paperhanging)

PAPER HANGING, painting, steam reNovus; first-class \ ork; guaranteed. F.

IR-7588

PAPER HANGING, cleaning, steaming; neat work; free Sum estimate on Ba Ly : ice; white. F. - EN WALTER HARVEY. Sy : tate. Paperhanding built-in archways. Guar.

and

PAPERHANGING—$2.50 paper furnished; excellent, guaran

LSuildi ~80c| ABBEX suldings

AD worth $10 on beauty course.

CARPENTER work, repair work, cement, |

|HOGAN TRANSFER

tosd 8

(Paper Hanging)

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING-—Esti-mates free. Work guaranteed. CH-6231. _ Day. or night.

PAPERHANGING, general repairs. able rates.

a a

Freoaal roofing and fee estimates—reason-

stores, factories,

omes. 336 EB. Market Do > Foibt washihe

Phone RI-5551 for lowest want ad word rate in the city and quick results.

Farms—Suburban 20

6022 Norwaldo

Brand new 5-rm. modern home; living room, fireplace, built-ins, breakfas room; 2-car garage; wonderful floor plan with plenty closets; see this; $6000. Approximately $40 per mo. Oliver H. Clark Agcy. LI-5596. CH-6318.

WILL BUILD you a new modern home and finance it 909% F. H. If you have $450 to $600 cash or ol lot and can ay $32 to $42 per month, write Box 56, Times.

SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, 1729 RUCKLE -- Completely modern, splendid condition; garage; good terms or will trade. RI5182, HU-6640, SEXTON AGENCY.

lon

SMALL FARMS

of PIoximalsly acre in each tract. Bask Road, near or on 10th St.

$20 raise your own vegetables, chickens. Have your cow and be independent. Near lower and high school, where taxes are ower Sod rices are advan cing. RI-5182 . L. DENSFORD. TA-1562.

NEAR NATIONAL ROAD—WEST Good 5-room bungalow; nice front porch, inclosed back. porch, gas, elec., inside water, front drive, shade, nice neighborhood; $170 0; $170 down, $16 per Don. includes’ taxes and insurance, HUDELSON. CH-6204, 2619 E. 12th St.

TWO ACRES, 11 miles southeast: §-room bungalow-type home, 2-car garage, poultry house, electricity po, Ly good water, fruit. Sets on corner of two good roads; $500 down payment and $18 per month, HARNESS & CLINE, 119% N. Alabama, LI-8406.

University Heights 4051 Weaver, new Cape Cod. Fou rooms and bath. Gas and water; $2150. ass 5 terms. MR. WHALEN. DR-6004.

80 ACRES—Boone Co., 24 miles northwest. 138 ACRES Buna ood farm, 22 mi. n Ww. 80 ACRES-DD 42 Su northeast of ity: a

Far JOHN D. CASE. TA-4386. 3510 N. Penn.

er DIG. pump, I: gar: 4 outbuildings; all dani ‘floored; Be mi. from Circle. Mr. Woodruff. BR-4074. Clark Agency. LI-5596.

ONLY $165 with $15 down and $6 per mo pati Half acre i on 8S. Emerson. BERT WILHELM, 6 S. Emerson.

Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City.

Business Property 21

3 Steam heat

FACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE 50 p00 sq. ft. 12¢; located at ington and Harding Sts. Elevators, Nh switch, oT iet, truck ock.

DESIRABLE club or lodge room. Second floor Jow rental. 5324 W. Washington.

WANT BARGAIN—South or east, 2 to 30 Bored will go 50 miles. Address 214 N. eville.

S & STORAGE CORP. Ying. ackil -Demothin, STORAGE FOR FINE FURNI Van as to All 48 States ERO MAY

Agents A 863 Massachusetts Ave. RI-3396 a C. TRANS & STORAGE, LI-8031.

FER 8 Wayne. ‘Careful White DrivEstimates given.

Houses & Lots for Sale 253

NEW 6-ROOM BUNGALOW NORTH, 33000 Full basement, tile bath. Lot 50x212'% Side drive. Near butler; 4 Blvd, 3800 north. $500 down, F. Call Richard L. Palmer. BR-3009.

Hall-Hottel €o.- LI. 2541 "HOME AND INCOME Modern duplex. New paint, paper, refinished hardwood floors all over, 2 Murphy In-a-door beds, fireplace, cement and

brick porches. Terms or trade. Jones, RI6049. JACK C. CARR, RI-3526, HU-2200.

CASH, BALANCE $14 MO a jofouage Ii Ents, gas, inside toilet, in! gar Keys

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Buy SHADELAND PARK era 67.

Sacrifice for quick sale. CH-0173.

62,152 subscribers every day In Marion your want Results_at lowest Word a Phone RI-5551.

The Times. in the citv.

Real Estate Wanted 27

WE HAVE cash customers for farms and suburban properties. Also ty Jropery to trade. BERT WILHELM R 5, Indianapolis. IR-4297.

CASH for deed equity 5-6 room modern bungalow. Good hieighhoriicod location 304, neLansporistion. DORMAN

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loan is made, closing is very moderate Savings possible, rem to. make Rai afircadnien's your FIRST "stop for a

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Business Opportunities 29

TAVERN--Colored, North Side. beer, wine, until voice. BE-3394-.

LEASE gasoline ion for sale. ginia Ave. Indianapolis, Indian

Swaps

Licensed March, $300 and ny,

4 Vire

Deagles. $

Schick Shavers, $5 to $8.50 MUST ' dispose of livin oom, > kitchen urniture inc ding. oom Te ys. .Box 307, Care Times, giving refer. HUNTIN hounds, bird dog: 10 Soin 838 W. FORD convertible cou EAGLES _ cash or § 00x19 ti BEA = Pos res i “Run, d . REESsEY Bil will Be ont faery CANARIES—Full Song—Rollers, Chop Warblers. A bird for Bork. VERE SY paki ENGLISH BULL—Male. 8 K. C. Reg. TA-3382. 1615 N. New Jersey, wo 5. Farm Produce—Flowers 33

Electric Razor Exch., 641 Ill. Bldg. LI-8653 frigerator. responsible party. one 64months, ath papers. Jos Madison Ave. DR-3074, ‘DRA0B4 942 ~ Times Sn ads get results at lowest Phone Pets—Poultry Livestock 32 months, 3 lbs. hag