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iDNESDAY, FEB. 7,

BACKBOARD

By J. E. O'BRIEN

NOBODY could blame Tony Hinkle if tuday, on Butler's 90th birthday, he would be too low to help blow out the candles on the cake. He can’t remember when

‘he’s had five basketball start-

ers together, and there’s no telling when they’ll be together again. Right now there’s talk of holding a reunion of the 1939-40 team around a

hot dog oven on the campus some time in May just so the boys can meet one another before commencement. At that, though, the situation isn’t as bad as it was last Saturday. Although Harold Braden and Lyle Neat still are ineligible, Bob Dietz tore off his mustard plaster yesterday and worked out with the squad. Dietz, it was announced today, is to start at one of the forward posts. Capt. Jerry Steiner was out of bed, too, and showed up at the Fieldhouse. But three railbirds were appointed to watch Jerry to make sure he didn’t try to climb into suit No. 10. The doc says he’ll have to stay out for a week or two yet. Tony isn’t sure, either, that Ben Gunn is just right. “I let him play too long last Saturday,” he said. “I could tell by his eyes that he wasn’t fully recovered.” As grandma would say, the lad still looked “peek-ed.”

Blue Coach Isn’t Blue Hinkle is certain that this year’s team has lost more work hours than any he’s ever coached. “I can remember the time—and it hasnt been so long ago—when we would have had to cancel our games if we would have had this many players out,” he declared. But Hinkle isn’t blue, and none of the athletic staff is, not even Trainer Jim Morris whose life these days is a continual round of peering into inflamed throats and binding sore muscles. Actually you'd expect the Red Cross flag to be flying over the Fieldhouse. It seems that one out of every three athletes who comes into the dressing room gets a throat swab and is rationed an envelope of brown pills. Butler's business at hand, of course, is the Northwestern game tomorrow evening. Hinkle doesn’t know much about the Wildcats, or for that matter, doesn’t care.

Scouts Three and Loses

“We scouted only three teams this season,” he explained. “Those were Notre Dame, Illinois and Indiana, and we lost to all of ’em. Scouting isn’t so important in basketball. After all, you can do just so much with a ball on the floor, and nobody is going to make it disappear.” That's true, Tony, but you'd have a hard time convincing Wisconsin fans of that. They say your Bulldogs did so many tricks with the leather that two Madison detective sergeants sat on the Badgers’ bench during the second half to relay clues to the home team. Seriously, Butler, in defeating Wisconsin, made good on 20 of the 50 even shots it took from the field.

Concerned About Defense “If only they'd watch their defense,” said Tony. “Apparently they don’t care how many their opponents are scoring just as long as they are scoring two or three more.” “But,” he sighed as he watched some freshman prospect do a half twist in midair and drop a goal through the Fieldhouse basket. “I suppose that’s modern basketball.” Modern is right, Mr. Hinkle. And you wouldn't object, would you, if we told the public that the combination you're using now is virtually the | w 1941 Butler team en toto?

Harvard Aid Scores

‘Pros’ in College

BOSTON, Feb. 7 (U. P.).—Scoring “deceit” and “hypocrisy” by professional #@thletes posing as amateurs in colleges, Athletic Director William J. Bingham of Harvard University said in an international radio address last night that “under pressure of alumni many colleges are yielding to modified systems of athletic subsidies and proselyting | ¥ practices. “1f we cannot conduct our intercollegiate programs without subsidizing our athletes or proselyting prospective candidates, let wus frankly admit that we have gone the whole professional way and that henceforth we shall pay our athletes for their services.” Bingham suggested that colleges schedule games with opponents whose ideals are comparable to their own.

King Takes Class A Title in Trapshoot

MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 7 (U.P) —R. A. King of Wichita Falls, Tex., added the Class A singles championship of the Tropical Trapshoot to his laurels today. King, president of the American Amateur Trapshooting Association, smashed 198 of 200 birds to shade Ed Luyken, Nashville, Tenn., with 196, as the three-day event closed Charles Gunning of Longmont, Colo., reached third with 193.

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Times Photo. is having his usual success in The

Times-Legion Golden Gloves tourney and has seven boys still eligible for competition, five in the Open class, iwo in the Novice. pro battler is manager of the Bess A. C. and acts as his own instructor. You see him giving pointers to William Reed, the tournament’s deLee’s son, Milton, who retired from amateur boxing this year, is a former International Golden Gloves

The former

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By HENRY

sidewalk, No equipment is needed match, and the patience of a man crooked track.

Bruins Nearly Up With Rangers

: By UNITED PRESS The Boston Bruins were within one point of a first place deadlock today after their 6-2 victory over the pace-setting New York Rangers last night. Led by Bill Cowley’s two goals, the Bruins scored in every period and had a four goal lead before Neil Colville caged the first Ranger tally in the fiinal period. The Detroit Red Wings extended their winning streak to seven games with a 3-1 victory over the New York Americans. Ebbie Goodfellow scored the winning goal for the Wing after Eddie Shore had knotted the score for the Americans in the second. The standings:

Ww LT UP RABNGErS ..ssecessede eses 21 6. 17 49 BOSON sv.uiieeeen eesven 22 8 4 48 TOronto esnssesecssscess 17 13 4 38 Chicago ..... arene 16 4 30 Detroit ....... 16 6 28 Americans .. 23 2 24 Montreal 21: 3.19

Bowling

The big climb to 700 found the city’s pinmen wanting last night and today’s honors go to Harold Cork for a 693 performance in Speedway League competition at the Sturm Alleys. Bill Lee, rolling in the City loop at Pritchett’s, copped second place with a 680. Third went to Lee Carmin when he rolled a 677 in the Allied Printing Trades League at the Pennsylvania Alleys. ‘The 600 ranks:

Harold Cork, Speedway ........ esse 693 Bilt Lee, City. .... ......... .o. 680 Lee Carmin, Allied Printing.. 697 O'Gara, GYI0 -........... rs ocsvnsenss 616 Ray Geor CL CIty... vcisiviises . Roeseéner, Power & Light......

John Miller, Commer: Lou Fouts, Commercial ... Walter Tuefel, Rotary...... Ratliff, Fountain Square..... Nimelf Jennings, Speedway ... ggins, Commercial

S ower & Ligh Pavey, Pritchett’s McCartney, Capital City.. Les Roel ommercial “e's Bill_Batche A. C. Classic ratnsevs L. Shilling, Fariway 2 Shugert. Gyr Lewis, Pens hee ed rh Ae air Sra Punch Tutterrow, Commercial. Mike R: Larry Rudbec A. C. Bert Sexson, in Grotto. Hindel, Parkway No. 2 Paul McCallie, H. A. C

John Schurman. Herfl-Johes tes Carxl Mindach, . Classic Latin ng. H.. A. C. ........i.. Jim Smith, Commercial Carlstedt, I. C. Classic.

Gyr Bellinger, Pritcheti:s Mishler, I. Phillips,

What's He Got?—It. Puzzles Dutton

NEW YORK, Feb. 7 (NEA).— Red Dutton, manager of the New York Americans, watched his hockey players miss the net with unusual regularity during a practice game. Thoroughly disgusted he called one star to the boards and said: “When you came to our club,

they told me you had Something « « «» What is it?”

Hip! Hip! Hooray! PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7 (NEA). — Harvey Pierre Jolley, Pennsylvania track star, has become a ful-fledged American citizen by renouncing previous claims to French citizenship because he was born in France.

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Biggest Sport in California Played Right on Sidewalk

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, United Press Staff Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 7 (U. P.).—Southern California’s biggest sport is not played on a golf course or a football field or a race track, but on a

except a vacant stare, a mind to who plays three-horse parlays at a

The sport is known as star-gazing, and it is played almost every night

outside of theaters where world premieres or previews are being held. I interviewed Sidney Ney, one of the recognized top-ranking stargazers in Hollywood, as to how the game was played by an expert. With quiet pride. Ney told me he has not missed any opening since the Gish girls gave their all in “Broken Blossoms.”

Sidney Getting Better

“That time,” he said, “I was a novice. I simply stood on the fringe of the crowd. Today my technique has so improved that I am often in the photographs taken of the stars as they walk into the theater lobby.”

As we talked, I looked about his trophy room. On the left was a collar he had torn from Ronald Colman. Just beneath it was a sidecomb snatched from Norma Talmadge’s hair. In a glass case was a wisp of moustache which they had successfully snipped off Lionel Barrymore, and a cigar butt which Jack Benny had discarded occupied a place of honor on the mantlepiece. One Must Have Taste

Mr. Ney explained that the ability to reach a front line position did not necessarily classify one as a really topflight star-gazer. He must have taste and the knowledge of what to cheer.

“I never made the mistake of asking a bit player for an autograph in my entire career,” he said, “but only in my recent and most successful years have I cured my weakness for snatching mementoes from a person whose option had not yet been take up. I now concentrate solely on those stars who have long-term contracts.” Last night I had the opportunity of watching Mr. Ney in action when I attended the opening of the Mae West-W. C. Fields picture. His every movement bore the stamp of a champion,

: Basketball Scores

STATE COLLEGES : Indiana Central, 46; Oakland City, 41. Central Normal, 53; Manchester, 41. Illinois Wesleyan, 44; Evansville, 29. OTHER COLLEGES Marshall, 51; Xavier, 47. Kent State, 40; Western Reserve, 36. Ohio University: ,. 60; Cimeinuay, 48.

Deniso 46; ngton, Alen, "49; milisdale; 26. Hope, 47; Adr 23. Miami, 42; Darien. 37 (overtime). Duke, ‘a1; Arkansas’ Colleze, 62 63: Hendrix, 45. Eocnester

Hobart, 48. St. Michael’s, Sk: Veimont, 56. © Georgia Tech, 53; burn, Elon, 58; Miami Daiversity, 30.

ean (Ky.) Teachers, 38; Tennessee

rt Haymaker. Federal Larry Stenger, Rotary Washington and Jefferson, 46; DickinJoe Rea, . son, Joe Geiman, Speedway ‘ haz, 33; Baldwin Wallace, 24. Ott, Parkway No. 2 ..... Hiram, 31; Alleshenk: 28. ‘Hill, Pritehett’s ......... Bowling Green, 33; Heidelberg, 2 Art Sachs. Commercial Southern Methodisi, 46; Texas Chistian, Fancher? Allied Printing .............. 4/35.

George Washington, 34; Wayne, 33. Lawrence Tech, 37; Assumption, 23. Bradley, 57; Manhattan, Hardin Simmons, 40; Daniel yy 29. Abilene Christian, 35; McMurr:

J. Johnson, Bonin: Wren, Benedict’s, 48; McPherson, n, 23. Sehtick, Penn... ... ... ....ciiicees 1 Northern (Ill) Teachers, 62; *estern Horton, Fountain Square Rec..... «sss 610 | Teachers, Harry Hamilton, Pritchett’s +... 609| Augustana, 1 Monmouth, 24 John Kiesel, H. A. C........ 608| Jamestowr (N. D.) College, 45; EllenH. Bohne, Prifchett’s 608 | dale Normal. 27. Mark Snodgrass, Federal 608 Ae Jevas State Teachers, 62; Texas C. McAfee, Indiana Rec,. 608 Stout, Power & Light 60 A Sturn A F "Austin Teachers, 60; SouthFloyd Jones, Pritchett’s west Texas State Teachers, 35. W. Reid, Gyro ..... .......... Arizona State Teachers, 39; University Joe Stibal, a asieraiai “es of ¥ Hzona, 37. Les Martin, © 5 Mexico Teachers, 54: Panhandle R. Busisser, Community. asgics (Goodwell, OXla.), A . Mull, Gyro. ........... rkansas Teachers. 48; Sienna, al. Montage. Renn Eeieehie pia nis a King College, 40; Mixigan 33. Martin, Gyre ................ Mississipni State, 37, ississippi, 33.

Doane, 43; Midla : go Pearfish (S. D "Normal, 40; Chaldron,

North Raketa Aggies, 43; Concordia (Moorhead). St. Ma n MacAlester {5t. Paap), 49. Sparks, 30; McKendr ree, PROFESSIONAL Detroit, 42; Akron Firestones, 28. HIGH SCHOOLS

Trinity Springs, 23; Huron, ci Henifan City, 68; St. HT (Michigan

| 25; Clinton, 24.

Dugger, 30; Flat Rock, IIL. Washington, 3%: Hutingbur (overtime). Edison Hobart,

(Ga a9 Brazil, 22: Wie ex Terre Hite), 17. res

Columb bus, sensbur, , 27. Attica, 21; Pine'¥ St. Bernice,

19; Gres ’ Twp., Muncie, 37; 7s Hammond. 35 35. 3

Rivalries Refired

MILWAUKEE, Wis., Feb. 7.—Two of Marquette University’s oldest football rivalries will be renewed

1next fall after a lapse of several

years. The Hilltoppers will play their 23d game with Creighton, which hasn’t been on the schedule since 1936, and they will meet Detroit for the 10th time. Marquette last scheduled Detroit in 1934,

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Results last night in the Riverside Tourney at the Riverside Gym: New Augusta Lodge, 39; 10 , 30. Salvation Army Red Shci 2% Dri 0. aie piite Cleaners, 44; New Augusta InTonight's schedule:

6:30—Riverside Methodists Memorial.

vs. Victory

:30—Union “Congregational. vs. St. Paul. Kingan Knight: ayer’s. Shelhy y Methodists’ vs. Dexter Street

Sona seas

Eight more teams are needed for the Em-Roe Marion County Church Tournament. Call Everett Babb, LI-3446, before Feb. 15.

The following winners have been crowned in Em-Roe League competition: Hamilton County, Ellers Cafe of Fishers; Boys’ Big Six, Liehr’s Tavern; Girls’ Tuesday Church League, Woodruff Place and Central Christian, tie,

Deaths—F unerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Wed., Feb. 7, 1940

BRODEUR—Theodore P., husband of Clara Brodeur, father of Mrs. William C. Ul rey, Waukegan, Ill; s. Harvey _Helling, ¥ashington, D. C.; Anna Marie B Brodeur, Oak Park Ill, and uise Brodeur, ine Bg, brother of Jos oe North ams,

. b.: Church. he Friends invited.

CARTER Homer SLY, age 57, beloved

husband of C. ‘Carter, stepfather of Robert C. Harwick, son of Mrs. Hattie Carter and rother of Eros Carter,

passen away Juestay, Funeral Friday, 10 from Shirley Bros. Central - Chavel, iio at 10th. Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call at the chapel any time.

CLARK—Lyman, 1316 Sheldon, husband of Susie, father of Mrs. Lucille Blanton, El Lo Fletcher, Elmer and William J. Clark, brother of Stella Hemphill, this life Monday, age

beloved Ste

Nort Fast neral Home, 2530 Station St, 2 Burial Sutherland Park Ceinetery, M¥riends invited.

DAVIS—Edward, age 68, beloved husband of Clara, father of Mrs. Nell Houk and Seth Davis of Beech Grove. Also survived by two grandchildren and one great-grandchild, passed away 5. Services Wednesday, 8 p. m. at the t Sons Funeral Home, 1001 Main St., Beech Grove. Burial Wayne City, ill Friends may call any time.

DELANEY—Philip J., beloved brother of Mrs. Mary Mazelin, Mrs. Russell McFarland, James T. Delaney of Jnsisnapolis and Joseph Deianey. El Paso, Tex., died Tuesday, Feb. 6, at the residence, 2712 N, Illinois St. 20 ral at the Blackwell Tuners] Home, Hu N. = MeTidian 8t., Friday, :30 Services at SS. Peter oi Paul Cathedral 9 a. m. Please omit flowers. Friends invited.’

DUGAN—Josephine C. (Josie Joyce), loved wife of Hugh M. Dugan, mother of Thomas J. Dugan of New Orleans, La., and the Rev. Maurice J. Dugan ‘of Indianapolis, died Tuesday, Feb. 6, at the residence, 1337 Matiowe | Ave. Funeral Friday, Feb, 9th, 9:30 a. m., at the resignee: | services at Holy Cross Church, 10 a. m. terment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends - invited. Altar Society of Holy Cross Church and the Third Order of St. Francis meet for prayer at the home Thursday, 8 p. m HINKLE—Frank S., age 78, beloved husbang of Lena and father of Raymond L. inkle, passed away. at his residence, 5 Graceland Ave., Tuesday. Services at the residence Friday, 10 a. m, Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the residence. Attention members of the Atkins Pioneer Club. {Cambridge City (Ind.) papers please copy.l :

HITTEL—Frank Edward, passed away Feb. 6, at the residence, 1375 E. Minnesota St., after a short illness; husband of Anna Mary Hittel (nee Weishoff), father of Margaret, Frank Jr., 08 Grace, Dorothy and Mrs, Mary Kelsey: grandfather of Margie Ann, Rose Marie and William Thomas Kelsey, brother of Joseph Hittel and Mrs. Dena Gigrick, Hamburg, Ind.; Mrs. Nicholas Wagner, Indianapolis; Mrs. Frank Bickner, Lena Blake, Oldenburg, Ind. Services will be held Friday, 8:30, at the residence; 9 a. m., St. Catherine's Church. Burial St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends invited. Friends may call at resldence after 4 p. m. Wednesday.

INGLIS—Elizabeth E., daughter of the late "Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Inglis, sister of Mrs. Albert Hanna of near Zionsville, ind; half sister of Mrs. C. E. Zimmeran of Denver, Colo., passed away at oe Methodist Hospital. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. m., at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th. Burial Crown a Friends may call at the chapel any ime,

LINDER-—-Maggie, age 66, sister of Nickolos J. and John M. Lin der, Mrs. Mary ity; Sister Edward Marie of Kansas City, issouri; Brother Winfred of Cleveland, Ohio, neral from home of Mrs. Munier, Thursday, 8:30 m.; Sacred Heart Church 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph Cemetery. Third Order will meet at 8 p. m. for prayer at home.

McCASLIN—Georgia Anna, age 85, beloved mother of Fred and Ray McCaslin and Gertrude M. Long and Mary Inez Johnston, passed away J aesaay, Funeral Friday, 1:3 a from Shirley Bros. Central Si Illinois at 10th. Burial Green Lawn, Brown sburg, Ind. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

RAHE—Louis F., age 74, father of Mrs. O. Albrecht, Mrs. Alvina Williams and Edwin L. Rahe, passed away at the residence, 804'2 Eugene St., Tuesday a. m. Friends may" call at the McNeeiy Mortuary, 1828 Meridian St., after 6 p. m. Wednesday. Burial at St. Louis.

RICHEY—Oliver P., age 47, beloved band of Liliian, father of Evalyn Ella Jean Toney, Forrest png Beverly Ann Richey, brother of Edgar, Fran Lola Loptien and Lilly Contes, passed away Tuesday 0 Funeral at Mt. Olive Church Thur Pp. m. Friends may call at da “302 Glen Arm Rd.

SHOAF—John H. husband @ of Pearl Higgins Shoaf, father o ris Brown nd Mrs. J. W. Door y rant of Sack and Betty Brown and Joseph Darrell, . passed away Wednesaay Rorning, Services Friday, 2 ha the residence, 160 Blue Ridge hong. Friends invited. Burial Grown Hill. Friends may call at residence,

TAGUE—Laura F., of 435 Berwick St., entered into rest Monday, age 59 years, stepmother of Lyman Tague. Services Thursday, 2 p. m,, at the Fairfax Christian Church at Berwick and North Sts. Burial Fors] Park. Friends may call at , Harry v oore Peace Chape hour of service. pel. woul

TUCKER—Earl Thomas, so Mrs. Garrett Tucker, RM

husMoore,

r. and Drosher of Mrs.

Myrtle Cox, Harlin William, Claria, . Naoma, Madeline, onan Robert Tucker, passed away Tuesday.

nea] ey, NO TAL e con ee Methodist C - shing and Wilkins Sts, st Church, ber. Burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Friends Tay call at residence, 1923 S. Pershing

UNVERSAW Charles G., husband of Mrs.

Emma Wray Unversaw, father of Mrs. H. L Maynard of Alexandri Fini Meuser of thi Vad Mi.

H. this cit - father 2 Sons J, a and Ted igagat the Fanner & Bu = i Mes

hana Thursday, 2 p. Friends invited. Buri J Crown Hill. Frien the oon ds may call at the

Katherine Weis, assed ay Tuesday morning at the Vincent { neral Friday, 1; 30 p. m, ne the ospital Puneral Home, 140 N. linois St Friends invited Burial Crown Hill, Rrien may call at funeral home any

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SEMI-SUBURBAN, EAST-Five-room bungalow: long living room; gas, electricity, water. garage: good condition: transporMust sell; $2i0 0 perms,

Farms—Suburban

tation; school. HUDELSON, CH-6204. 2619 E

WILL give 25 cabin and fire wood to elderly couple who has team and tools for Brown County farm oS Matin St. (4th St. S. Troy, . EB. Madison).

RENT—In DELLE — adi Maynard and Homestead Dr. Five-room modern __bungal ow. DR-6674-R.

"|{80-A. Hendricks Co.: good improvements,

ye fenced Ideal for Jivesiock, oultr, OHN D. CASE, TA-4286. 3510 Ne ay

$60: STRICTLY modern suburban home r rent. Splendid location, near Southport. DR-3139.

BEECH GROVE. 68 sHiciency double: TA-4%760.

N. 9TH AVE.—3-room $27.50; water paid.

LAWRENCE Bad: 3. Franklin Rd.. large vy ern, garage; vacant, $50. Sexton Agency. MA-2 2384. :

73 A.. Boone Co., on Stale Rd., nice JOHN CASE, 3510 N. Penn. EA SIne:

Business Property 21

| FOR RENT—Room for small manufactur-

ing business. Heat, water paid. Reasonable. 1118 8S. Harding. E-2258 Wanted to Rent

Let us manage your rentals.

See W, H. Keller, City Rentals, Inc. 146 N. Delaware. RI-2368.

Phone RI-5557 tor lowest want ad word rate in the city and quick results.

SMALL LOAN LICENSEES ; I

HONOR LOANS

TO FIT-YOUR- BUDGET Example: $9.77 per month for 12 months repays everything on a $100 lows Cash |a ¢t You Pay Back Each Loan |Month Including AllCharges Ld EE ETRE mos. | mos. | mes. | mos. v loan | loan | loan | loan $20 Ser 1% 50 9.09 4.88 . 7 [1273 | 634 [§ 538 |§ 451 100 | 18.17 | 9.77] 768 | 643 125 | 22.72 | 1222] 960 | 8.05 150 27.26 | 14.65 | 11.52.{ 9.65 200 | 36.23 | 19.44 | 15.26 | 12.76 250 45.12 | 24.14 | 1891 | 15.79 300 53.99 | 28.80 | 22.52 | 18.77

Payments are calculated at Household's rate of 22% per month on the first $150 of balances, and 1% % per] month on bal. anees above $150.

No Security of Any Kind No mortgages or endorsers. Just a pinia note and nothing eise. No credit inquiries of friends or relatives. Immediate attention

to all aphlications, To i phone, write - or visit office.

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

CORPORATION TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICRS 615 Merchants Bank Building

Corner Washington and Meridias M. J. Soot, Manager P Phone: Riley 1491

Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association

ESTATES LOAN . x CO. Diamond | Over Gas Ci Loans, “Fs penn Sth Floor Majesus Bids. for Mr. Haw Your Diamond Kept ented: *in Bank ¢

DISCARDED furniture taken in on moving. Free estimates. Please call BE-1505.

Houses and Lots 25

Colonial Finance Go.-MA-2381 . RI-1591

4042 Winthrop $2, 450

ONLY $20 DOWN PAYMENT 4-Rm. mod. bung.: built-in chilia closet: large lot: fran shade:* 3-car ga RI-5655 OODE & GOODE HA-1053

5-RM. MOD. DOUBLE, $2750 Only $275 down and $18. 93 per month buys a good home with an income. See 1p 17 Rader St. Call Elbert L. McDaniel, M'KINNEY CO Off. MA-

3521, _ Res. RI-8790. 2 Modern 6-room

226 N. Hamilton Modern oo ioon home. Only 3 $2, 2.885 $100 down. Balance

like rent. GEORGE STEWART 506 Inland Bldg.

BUILDERS ATTENTION

10 Lots Fasts. Bargains, Cash or payments. IR-0043

COLLEGE, as -rm. mod, cottage, 3-car gar, $2750. E Z Ter MR. DAVEE, CH- 4783. Clark Agcy. L1-5598.

BUNGALOW DOUBLE 8 rooms each side: modern: 2-car garage. See owner, 703 S. Keystone Ave.

38TH, 2307 E.—A nice flve-room modern frame bungalow, side drive, garage. AL _ tractive terms. Mr. Cr awford, RI-4203

5-ROOM home on

yaved street, 3-car garage, car line. 333 Lee St.

Colored Buyers

AUTO LOANS

» MONTHS TO REPAY

SACK'S BROS. AUTO LOAN CO. INC. 306-3-10 INDYANA AVE. Ri-s5990

Houses and Lots. 25

$2238 PER MONTH BUY! ia five-room modern home at Sea1 N. Holmes. Convenient to Speedway. Only 3j25 starts you on the Tdad to wher.

$18.93 PER MONTH BUY A five-room modern LBL at 410 Concord §8t. Convenient| to schools, stores and transportation. Can be acquired for only $275 cash. Call Elbert L. McDaniel, E. Kirk MeKinney Co., Inc., Off.,, MA-3521; Res. RI-8790. 3

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title: Have it examined by your attorney.

Union Title Company

changed HES N.—U: 11 tt EY. 21 a: —Unusually attracig 2 I home for girls, boys, reason- _ able. -3062 Rachel LVANIA, 171 —Bachelor quarLE gentleman; private entrance; living. room, sunroom. TA-7247. LBOTT, 2445 N—Wamm room, inter, an Shi closet; private home; good transportation; ‘reasonable. HA-1535 WASHINGTON BLVD., 2838—Large warm front, twin beds, , innersprings, 1-2, phone. 32D.—Warm, fine home, stoker. hot water. garage; gentle- 1 man. HA-1813-W. WIN, 512 E.—Large, warm front; innerprings, private entrance; reasonable. Cail after 8:30 p. m. 28TH., 220 E.—Lar e front, a lished or

unfurnished; stoker: leman, employed couple. HA-4 785 5-50. ATTRACTIVE—Warm, front: private en-

trance. $2. RI- . - sleeping rooms, sleeping porc OL Lil front. meals optional. HA-4763 FRONT ROOM, good heat, good bed, wor A. oe LINK, Apt. 15. 401 N. II.

Joined home; walking distance; 37

Rooms With Board 15

_ en trance.

COLLEGE, | 2310—1 furnished or unfur. room downstairs; fireplace; private entrance. HE-2792. COLLEGE, rooms, __ Adults. DELAWARE, bath; steam, : tance; re EDISON. ties; goo LOCKER 615—2 Rooms, x-door; utilities,

1420—Cozy apartment, 2 large nicely furnished. Good heat.

N., 517—Large room, private hot water; walking dissonable. —2-room apartment: all utiliheat; walking distance; mod. sink, «team Private en-

IDIAN, N., 814 (Library apartments) —N DIE ‘furnished grates; utilities: walking distance:

MICHIGAN,

E., ar bath apartment. Newly decorate __herspring.| U Utilities, . Adults. NEW YORK, 1318 E. — Nicely iurnished living room. bedroom, kitchen, frigidaire, private entrance, utilities paid; couple or 2 girls ORIENTAL, i nersprings entrance, PARK, 2237 and ‘3-room furnished; _ private bath; Ea heat. HE-4915.

PENNSYLV. .. 2204—Lovely 2-room, corner, nt:" excellent transportatio:

Private

N., 20—Attractive two rooms, Frigidaire, steam, private 2% wal er.

THE GARDEN APTS —Strictly modern, 4 rooms, bath. utilities; adults only.

County alone your e Times. Sults at lowest "Word rate es 301 W. 26th rm. mod. house. 155 E. MAR 52 in the city. Phone RI-5551. PAPER CLEANING, wall washing; ex- Newly reconditioned. Union Title RSTiohes Please call after 4:30 p, m. Tol 00 Sows, balance monthly. Vix side - . onn elc ons. : - . - Only Sy: 5050 Washburn; 6 Irs, . lights, 2-cag garage: $300 dow ONLY $75 CASH 4 5000 block Washburn, 3-room cottage, 1 : Block south of Minnesota Lyndhursé ~ DR-7925. Edw. pene. RI-6412, J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO 128 N. Del, Rooms Without Board 14 Housekeeping Rooms 17 |Apartments for Rent 18 GET THIS ly $1500 HOUSE nly A, 517 N.—Attractive, warm, | $3.50, $5.50, NEW JERSY, N., 631—Nicely |} Four-room ganglion, i-mod., weld SE ood transportation; gentle- Angie. i-3 room apartments. Parking, 1322 CARROLLTON AVE.—1-bed | located N. E. Call C. ho Young. HU- _ man preferred: reasonable. ______| _phone. EERE To Kiar Sse a apartment; heat, water and garage: | J 8 CRUSE.REALTY CO RI-6413 $25 50; . MERIDIAN, 2315 N. — Nicely fur- $4—HOUS ING room near bath; ex- $35. See custodian or call Mr. Burtt. > shed, warm room, Innersprings. good| tra warm; new innerspring; phone. 1440 $500 DOWN OR TRADE _ transportation, phone; gen gentleman N. Alabama. 418 E. 19TH ST.—2-bedroom apart- Southwest cor. Gerard and Plainfield $2.50 EACH—Park, 1901, i, girls, mployed $4.50—PINE, N., 614—2 lower front rooms; ments, with cross-ventilation; Da Aves T down and 3 unfurnisbed rms, sid. large front. private home __ private e ntrance. Afte er 5 p. m. living rooms and dining rooms: light, up. built-in cabinets. deep well, gas and 20h $7—FURNISHED Lovely, 2_rooms, Kitch- airy kitchen; heat, water and hot | elec.. cement front porch, garage. $3; JEFFERSON, 310 N.—Attractive; next| enette, private entrance. Newly papered. ater furnished. Fi) 3 Se vailable. For trade for grocery. Call Jones, RI-6049, bath, private Lome, garage optional;| 1103. Central. details call Mr. Burtt. with “ONLY $ 200° De WN gentleman. CH- ALABAMA, 1025 N.—One and two-room —Real home for gentle-| furnish t ts. Also sleepin - “man. Ssipsctive. room, | excelent heat _ room RA" Se vos|| Hall-Hottel @o.- U1. 2541 {| morgueniy recone, ream, smomag,y Suita hot water. privileges. TA-7141.| SROADWAY, a35—1-Room private bath, Hoyt. $2000. Ca r. Ostrom, RI-1419, ENTRAL, 45i9—Attrdctive, warm, well|_sSteam; 2 rooms, private entrance. $35_ NORTH. Unusual nice _5-room apart- IR-1607. PAUL L. M'CORD CO, Cd. not, gater. quiet ‘home; ean CARROLLTON. cp T2=2-room apartment: men, frigidaire. Others. White. HE-4466. $15 Len'cke Bldg. : - ; sleeping rm. 3 a care for two small chil- Co] a le I DE Ine aay yl Looms, Niles i quits. Five-rm. va BO Sel basement, dren, employed Jjovher. References ex-| room apartment; also one room: private STR , . glass bathroom, Sell oapy head or tra

for livestock or farm

Phillips. DR-5252. ? GA K TC. " CAR MA-2523.

_DR-4793

62.125 SubsCribets every day in Marion County alone to read your want ad e Times. Results at Jowest word ar in the city. Phone RI-5551 18A

Furn. Houses—Apts.

$8 WEEK—E. Market. 1034. ‘Modern rooms, kitchenette; garage. Good furniture. Heat, gas. water paid. LI-3801.

ILLINOIS, 1919 N. — Two-room efficiency, newly decorated. Private entrance. Utilities. Adults

BARGAIN SOUTH 718 SANDERS—5-rm. mod. cottage, new

Juinace: hardwood firs., 3-car gara 5% 33350 HS cash, balance monthly: Cal Ink LIP S, DR- 5252, with Jack C. Carr.

4 GONE—4 LEFT

New bungalow doubles, modern, garage,

3) $35.00. See 41—45-—47 or 49 No. Oakland,

Two ee dating.

SCHMID SMITH, INC. MA-1468,

Real Estate for Trade 26

MPAEREON — Wer=3 rms, and

3 bath; utilities furnished, near car ine: adults. |SIX-

PARK, 2237—Three rooms and bath, autoMatic heat, electric refrigeration. HE-

62.125 subseribers every day in Marion County alone to read your want ad in The Times. Results av lowest word rate in the city. Phone RI-5581.

Houses for Rent 19) Sho

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| Choice apts. [gladly shown.

In Memoriams 3 $4.50 WEEK HAUB—~To our friends, nel hbors and Capitol and Ohio St. relatives we express since: ks appreciation for their many acts of kind- Guest Laundry Free s and messages of s thy, for tne lovely floral and spiritual off PALACE HOT New , Jersey; geiveq at | a. Jeatn of our dear ther, clean, Steam “heated; 44250 week; 50 the | Rev: DP Sraary Ger on, members of St. | 2iEntY y Socie 8, Dr. Tinney, | CAP.. somes ci iMayfie Dr. Howell, employees of Ua Lp Sa i trans.; hg Id ‘hood of 's and i ; ; nd i lunera r_their| 62312

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$5-$6—COMER, 1205—Large front, down- PENNSYLVANIA 5 RoE ie 2 seairst. 3 meals widows Bode. nS. rooms: si k" stove, utitice, closets; - TG pr ng. RI$6.50_—CENTRAL. 008 Joait, Steam ST. CLAIR, 312—3-room apartment (2 heat; constant not water. Phone. Par 3 do) Ton apa He re ITE parking. WASHINGTON BLVD.—-2 girls to share! STATE, 217 [N_Furnished 3-room apariJoye Font bedroom; iv beds. HAS “me 8 good heat; utilities. Near Tech. 16 STERLING, 205—Nicely furnished warm 2 Hotels - ooms, wnstairs; = utilities; private entrance. CH-4198. =~ ~~ = UNION, 130 -room double; hardwood; ;| Spencer Hotel Ry $4, Ba rivate bath; nicely furnished; water:

TNE eae 0 | Wan ron Co MILNER % he Bh EK 1 or 2-room oh ents, turn © UES UND. FREE |9TH, 616 E —Three rooms, Kitchenette, HOTEL 126 S. ILLINOIS. bath, Large Closets. Phone. Private _ entrance. ROOSEVELT HOTEL STH, 1441 W—3 Lover semi siove. toilet. ’ A garage, water paid; $15. HU-2683.

Apartments for Rent 18| 2 RENTAL BUREAU

GENERAL 21 W. Vermont AT 1437 E.

APARTMENTS, INC.

L1-2439 fm din secures 2-hed-

ll Sati kitchen

room Maths bath. Pr

HE-1328 |-

$18—5 ROOMS, double, modern except fur-| WA nace; garage. 44 N. Keystone. "TA-433 2 ’

semi-moder:

$19.66— WATER nelghborkocd. Riverside bus,

double file n 1435 W. 2 i a i new brick veneer gre ledroom double, 2825 Brookside Ave.

CARROLLTOR. 2047—5-room Tower duPlex: porches, garage, good location;

CA Pn 1947—5 rooms: single; furnace: inside’ teilet: good condition’ $20 LI-8401. 44 VIRGINIA AVE

COLLEGE. 5131—Modern 2-bedroom and single.” Inquire 5172 Colleg

GUILFORD, 2338—Five Sa semi-mod.; bath, fireplace: $20; water paid. HE-4967. GUILFORD. 3026—Seven-room modern _ double garage: will redecorate. RI0022. KEYSTONE, 535 N. 6-Rm. semi-mod. vie. afi” $15: wat. paid. Call 214 -5025 lp

] 825—"-room double; oder os Rood condition: 1; garage. HA-3241-W.

E.—§8 rooms, modern, Io. fre "325.00. : ¢ “ VIRGINIA AVE.

{33RD . 1319 W835 ly strictly wed iH ga d oF. ew furnace. ater 6026 E. 10TH

i Pan tle conditioned. furnace. Te omeranltiopeg, fu

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" will 40TH, 332 = W.—6-room modern double, 2 best bidder. for cash, ara water id, $27.50. £ FRIEND RI-1200 sign ody : eserves the right to pid at said Hn E. an; fower 81°... o.oo G. A oF

RM. semi-modern dble., east.

Good Trade

location; rents $30. Small loan. for 5-room cottage. c. ar. | Owner. 214 Beville. Ca

SIX-ROOM Brick Doub

for bungalow. In Little Flower Parish. [ ”

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and i w... nd 136 Thevrolets an S. N GO. 1515 N. Ill. RI-4978

Swaps

CAStH

droom storage.

to use 1-2 rugs,

ANT suite, kitchen furniture for CHe 4014-W,

37—V-8 truck, long wheel base, for

FORD 3050

3% 5, 37." '38 pleasure car. or equity.

LYMOUTH, ’'36—Deluxe ‘coach, excellent condition. to trade for '34 or equity. 1112 N. Arnolda. BE-1558.

JUNK CARS—Used trucks, wrecks wanteds pay cash. 21st and Martindale. HE-3867,

Junk cars. wrecks. used trucks. He 2808, A rogle, 1212 E. 25. Hu so3e

Garages Built, Rock Wo ] Installed No down payment. 130 Legals 44

NOTICE Notice is Hereby given that the undere signed will at the hour of ten (10) a. m., Friday, February 23, 1940, and from day to day th I il sold, offer for sale at public auction Motor No. 3 213966, stored witd the undersigned ; name of Jensen Henry Audioun, for the urpose of satisfying a lien for storage due fhe jihders igned on said car in the sum of

(SH gel, ll fo mde tp SR2RES unders a 8t., Ine the City of Indianapolis, rion

Indiana County. haw of lana. to the highe st

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