Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1940 — Page 15

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BACKBOARD

By J. E. O'BRIEN

USUALLY in a community that still has an employed high school basketball team at this season of the year, the citizens are too busy, excited and worried to carry their thoughts into otner athletic fields.

But not so at. Lafayette

and Bloomington. Although

the Bronchos and Panthers remain in the Sweet Sixteen,

folks at these two stops on the Monon won’t quite arguing the Purdue-Indiana basketball situation, which it must be admitted, never was .settled to everybody’s satisfaction. It all started when the Boilermakers won the Big Ten title. But quicker than it takes the morning Monon train to run from Gosport to Ellettsville Bloomington was back with this answer: “Yes, but we beat ’em twice didn’t we?” Then Indiana was chosen to play in the N. C. A. A. eastern eliminations, to be heid at the Butler Field‘house on March 22 and 23.

The Lafayette Angle

Here’s what the Lafayette CourierJournal had to say about that: “Some Purdue fans are asking why the Boilermakers, champs of the Big Ten, are not representing the Midwest. The answer is that Coach Lambert, Athletic Director Kiser, President Elliott and the. faculty

members felt that a 20-game sched- |.

ule was enough. That has been Purdue policy in the past and the N. C. A. A. asked Boilermaker officials about their stand before selecting Indiana. Lambert and Kiser

- even went so far as to recommend

Indiana as the choice, if McCracken and the powers that be at Bloomington felt they wanted to enter the tournament, There are no ‘sour grapes’ here. . . . Strangely ondh The Bloomington Telephone disagreed. I. U. officials were quoted by The Telephone as follows: “There’s not one bit of truth in those statements. We checked very closely before ac-|. cepting the N. C. A. A. bid to be sure that we were the first choice. We were informed that Indiana had ' been choice of two of the three coaches on the first ballot and that the lone straggler changed his vote for Indiana to make it unanimous on the next ballot.” That was the last communique to come to our attention. Either side probably will have to get an approval from the fire underwriters before penning any more notes. ” 2 2

Gage Is the Name

Immediately after Shortridge'’s lettermen’ were named yesterday, they went into a huddle and named Dick Gage honorary captain for the past season. Gage, who was the only letter winner Coachi|€ Ken Peterman had for a team nucleus at the beginning of the So _ is season, perhaps . reached his peak Dick Gage form in the regional last Saturday when he scored 15 points. He missed several games this year after pulling a ligament in the Cathedral game Jan. 10. The lettermen, who will be feted with a banquet at Hollyhock Hill Wednesday evening, are Gage, Larry | - Yeager, Walt Freihofer, Jim Wiley, Charles Benjamin, Bryan West, Dave Strack, Bob Paddock and Sheldon Watson, student manager. » = =

~ While Park’s basketball team was going about its business of winning the Midwest Prep School title, the boys were quartered on the same floor of a Watseka, Ill, hotel with the Culver cagers, their bitterest rivals. We have Mike Keene's word for it, though, that no inter-room warfare flared. “Why, we even ate together,” Mike reported.

” ” ” ‘Right You Are (We Hope)

Dear Backboard: In my estimation there are only two feams that can even think of winning the state championship. They are Washington and South Side of Ft. Wayne. The other teams might as well go home, and Sleep peacefully. The Hatchets have a sight edge. A FAN. »

A Monument, No Less

Hoosier basketball will have a monument in its honor if a campaign started by the Indiana University chapter of Sigma Delta Chi is successful. The Bloomington journalism boys already have $50 in . their monument fund and hope to have the memorial erected by the time of the 1941 high school tournaments. - The memorial will be a limestone

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basketball on a limestoné base. The|

ball itself will be four feet in diameter and will be placed on the former site of old Assembly Hall, _ where the first state tournament "was held in 1911, Names of the state championship teams which won titles in the campus building from 1911 to 1917 will appear on the monument. The state champions will be invited to Bloomington for the dedication ceremonies. % 2

‘Accuracy Plus ;

In the Jasper regional Vincennes meshed 11 of 12 free throws in beating Huntingburg, 25-24. But the Alices made only seven fielders “to the Hunters’ eight. That evening Washington used the same medicine on the Alices, batting 1.000 on 11. attempts from the frees line. In that game Vin-

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cennes scored 11 field goals tof of

‘Washington's nine but lost, 29-26.

Seabiscuit Retired To Ranch

ARCADIA, Cal, March 12 (U. P.). —Seabiscuit quit the turf today to spend the rest of his life far from the race tracks on which other horses will pursue his records for many years to come. The doughty little veteran who climaxed a fabulous. career by supplanting Sun Beau as the greatest money winner in history will be shipped late this week to the Charles S. Howard ranch near Ukiah, Cal, where he will perpetuate his strain. “A champion should retire. while he still is champion,” Howard explained. “He is in better condition now than at any other time in his great cgreer, but he has earned a rest. “We wouldn't want to see him beaten, now that he is the king. So now is the proper time to send him to stud at Ridgewood Ranch. That is where he made his comeback after being forced on the ‘shelf with an injured ankle ligament a year ago, and that is where he will remain for the rest of his days.” Seabiscuit retires as the winner of $437,730—or aimost $60,000 more than W. S. Kilmer’s Sun Beau, which won $376,744 and held the record for nine years. He will also go as the conqueror of almost every great horse of his generation and the holder of 12 track records from Santa Anita to Suffolk Downs.

Kansas Quintet Ousts St. Joe

KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 12 (U. P.). — The week-long national intercollegiate basketball tournament was only a one-day stand for eight first-round losers today, but for each of those there was a. winner, eager for new victory. The remaining eight games of the

first round program will be completed today. Then the tournament gets down to serious business. Winners yesterday were “®'est Texas State; Glenville, W. Va., State Teachers College; Hamline Univer-

sity of St. Paul; East Texas State of |

Commerce; Tarkio, Mo., College; Pittsburg, Kas, Teachers; Southeastern of Durant, Okla., and Appalachian College of Boone, N. C. The Pittsburg Teachers ousted St. Joseph’s, only Hoosier entry 4n the meet, by a 47-26 count. The Indiana club put .on a scoring burst early in the second half in an attempt to cut the Kansans’ 21-12 edge at the intermission, but the victors checked the rally. Neil Mosser, St. Joe center who established an all-time Indiana college “scoring "record this season, scored 14 points to boost his total to an even 300.

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TAMPA, Fla., March 12 (U. P). —Bill McKechnie, manager of the National League’s.All-Star team for a Finnish Relief Fund game with an American star team, has made two changes in his squad. McKechnie substituted Clyde Shoun of the Cards for Curt Davis of the same team on the pitching staff and outfielder Frank Demaree of the Giants for Joe Medwick of the Cards. Davis is ill and Medwick is a holdout.

WINTER HAVEN, Fla., March 12 (U. P.).~The New York Giants play the Boston Red Sox tomor-

row.. The Giants walloped the St. Louis Cardinals, 6-3, yesterday.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 12 (U. P.).—The St. Louis Cardinals meet ‘the pennant winning Cincinnati Reds today in the first of a two-game series.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 12 (U, P.) —Talk of deals and trades was heard in the St. Louis Browns’ camp. It centered about holdout Catcher Joe Glenn of the Browns, Frank Pytlak of Cleveland and Frank Hayes of Philadelphia, Browns officials were reported to have made a counter-contract offer mentioning a lower figure than was in the original contract.

AVALON, Cal.,, March 12 (U. P.). —Manager Gabby Hartnett of then Chicago Cubs planned an extra hour of practice today in preparation for

the first exhibition game Thursday against the White Sox. Bill Lee, Claude Passeau, and Lee Raffensberger will take over the mound duties in the opener.

PASADENA, Cal, March 12 (U. P.).—Rookie Bob Kennedy of the Chicago White Sox may be selected to fill in at third base, Manager Jimmy Dykes said today, if Eric McNair isn’t over his sore arm by Thursday, the day the Sox meet the Cubs in- their first exhibition game. McNair, regular at third, reported the bad arm after the allstar game Sunday.

Riska to Captain ’40-’41 Irish Five

SOUTH BEND, Ind., March 12 (U. P.).—Ed Riska, high scoring forward of the Notre Dame basketball team for the last two years,

last night was, elected captain of the Irish quintet, for the 1940-41 season.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Tues., March 12, 1940

COGHILL—Louise Belle, age 83, widow of Alonzo Coghill, mother of Lottie &iaab, Ollie Briggs, J. C. Daorsett, Jeanette Gillespie, Charles and W. D. Alexander, sister of Jon n. Syadith and Lee Moore of Bedford passed away at the residence, 3916 E Bshingwr, Monday. Funeral Wednesday. 8 m., from Shirley Bros. Centra Chapel Illinois at 10th. Friends may call at the chapel after 10 a. m. Wednesday.

CROCKETT—Charles, age 58 years, broths f s. Fred Hanley, passed away Sas Wednesday, Conkle Funeral Home. Friends invited: Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at funeral home.

AZE — Robert Harrison, age 27, husband of Mary Jane Glaze, son of Lawrence Glaze and Mrs. Leona Weatherford, brother of Ivan Glaze and Richard Weatherford, passed. ay Monday. Funeral Wednesday, m., Shirley Brothers Central C a as 0 inois at 10th. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the chapel.

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GREIG—Nellie of 1234 N. Tacoma Ave, passed awa Monday, aged 36 years, wie of Aifred F. Greig, mother of Jerom James William, Alfred F. Jr, oe Barbara Joan Grei 1%: Sister | of ao Richard Sowders and Mrs. S. Dav Funeral Thursday 8:30 a. Bi Siar) ry Ww. Moore Peace Chapel; 5 hilip | & Neri Church. Burial Moly Cemetery. Friends may call at chapel.

Paul,

age 72 years, cied Sun-

Nicholas. Jor 3 % Das. usband of Anna, father of

a. ae Burial St. Joseph’s Cemetery. St. Francis id Society and Knights of Columbus, K. cf C. will have prayer Tuesday, 8 p. m.. o hy

PROSCH—Rosa, wife of Theodore rosch, mother of Edward, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Klesel, sister of Mrs. Anna Lynn and Mrs. Mary Deck, died at her home, 17 S. Tuxedo St. Furireal espe. day, 8:30, at the hom Holy Cross Church. Burial St. tg ‘Cemetery. Friends invited.

SMYTHE—John 9. 3142 Guilford Ave. band 0% Margaret M. father of pus. R. Smythe, passed a Sunday. S-rvices at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 8 p. m. Friends invited. Also services at the Geetingsville (Ind.) Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 2 o'clock.

STENZEL—Theodore E., father of Bette J. and brothe r of Charles E. Stenzel of D- passed away Sunday. Services at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday. 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

THOMAS—Pearl Lenora, of 812 S. Beimont, beloved wife of Orvile Thomas, ai

g away March 10th, red 35 Wednesday. 10 'a tist Church. nam County. Ind. . D. Beanblossom Mortuary, Ray St., until time of service.

WILLIAMS—Mrs. Fannie B.. mother of Frank of Louisville, Ky.; Ray and Mrs. Reba Peck of Huntington’ Park, Cal., and Earl, Roscoe and Ernest williams of one dianapolis; sister of Mrs. Etta Presler of Indiana gone passed away at Huntington Park, Cal., Friday, March 8. Services at the Flanner, & Buchanan A Mortuary Wednesday, Be Friends invited. Burial on Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary Tuesday evening and Wednesday.

WILSON—Jchn, age 86, father of John P. Yilson, Mrs. Daniel Knox, Thomas, Allen, Judge: Herbert E. and Harry Wilson, assed away oesday, Funeral Thursday. rom Shirlev Bros. Central Chapel, Tifinols at 10th. Burial Oskaloosa, Iowa, Friday. Friends may call at the chapzal after 1 p. m. Wednesday.

WIRT—Clara Ann, age 71, beloved wife of Harrie Wirt, mother of Mrs. Martha Swartz, Vernon Wirt ang Forrest Wirt, assed away may call & m., a 8th. Friends may call at Dorsey | Funeral Joe. 2035 E. New York St,. any ti Funer p. Wedne, TS Tt the funeral home. Burial Glen Haven Ceme-

YOUNG—James Berry, of 616 Arbor Ave. beloved husband of Parrolee Young, sister of Lou B. Greeley of Peoria, a. pasted away March 12, ane 74 vea ervices Thursdav, - Pp. at Wo B. Beanblossom, 1327 Ray “st, Burial Mt. Jackson RL ‘ Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

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twin beds: 1-2 employed: Privileges; reference: reasonable: on

ILLINOIS. 720 - Singl gle and double rooms; newly tr pished Bod decorated. Reasonabie. 1-72117.

0 BEENWOOD, os will like our room and private hom € especially good conJenjepces: 2 doors from carline. HA-

1-2 gen-

twin _ beds;

KENWOOD, 2434-—Large front; private home;

newly furnished: closet; __phone

MARKET, 1006 E.—$5, double attractive front. private entrance, garage; 1-2 gentlemen. LI-6724. NEW YORK. 3602 E.—Nicely furnished next bath: private home; gentlemen pre- _ ferred. IR-6157.

WASHINGTON BLVD. 2820—Lovel room, o icTEDingS, shower bath;

WOODRUFF, 1763 W. DF DRIVE—Single; in- injersprings; hot water in room; nice

front

34TH, 127 E. — Beautiful large room; private home; stoker; gentleman. Reasonable. HA-3356-W evenings.

46TH, 133 W.—Large, attractive, quiet and homelike: gentleman, garage. U-8448. Rooms With Board 15 1205—Twin beds; front;

$5; CO 3 meals; widow's home. DR-0i14-R.

ENGLISH, 1302—$5; twin _ beds; “2 meals. Hot water. laundry maid. MA- 47,

EUCLID, 41 N —Lovely front. Consider mother—child; Jeals optional; good transportation. IR-9104. EI x: 230 Pleagant, nd ily om, able 1- I! __ CH-4216-R. private home

bath; | MERIDIA decorated: constant hot 1 over

Housekeeping Rooms 17

EDISON, 907 1 or 2-room apartments; Wilities, sink, good heat; walking dis=

GROFF. 1441—$3.25; 34.50—1 or 2 rooms, guilitles. Garage. Private entrance.

HIGHLAND AV 21 N.—Two desirable _ rooms, utilities Eran iy. d. ‘Adults. Phone. LINDEN, 1205—Carroliton. 1226. 1 and 2apartments, furnished, unfurnished. Ttilities. LI-9403.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE., 703. Apt. Clean, 2 rooms, hot water, utilities, 2

__ | WINTHROP, 2852—

Houses for Rent

19 DELOSS, 1304—Cosy 3-room house, $8.7 __ber r month, with water paid. ; : GORGEOUS mod., sub., 4-bedroom home, stream, bee 3 a.; $50. HE-44686. TUXEDO —5 Rooms: double; elec.; fi! nde ollet: water paid; garage;

4 Virginia Ave WINTHROP, 531 — -room double,

rollSh painted ory lovely kitchen. HU-

6 Rooms modern; dois ble; water paid; $25. LI-8401. 44 Virginia Ave.

cCARTY, 715 E.—Cheerful, furnished, 3 ooms; private Hath, entrance, sutomatic heat; adults.

MERID: 18M. N.. nicely furnished apartment; walking distance: $5 up

N, N.; 1741—Furnished and unfurnished, 1, 2 and 3-rcom apartments. Under new management.

NEW JERSEY. N.. 1907—Nicely' furnished aquits. hot rooms, warm, working _ adults. | hone. Reasonable.

NEW JERSEY, N. 1469—Nicely furnished 2-room apartment, $6; constant hot __water; phone.

NINTH, 616 E. —Pleasant 2 rooms, kitchenelse. Private bath; entrance. Kelviator.

Rollaway. Phone. 2

OLIVE, 1838 — Large unfurnished room, near bath, sink, utilities. Private entrance. Reasonable. ORANGE, 222—Two rooms, nicely furnished; private bath and entrance, utilities; reasonable.

ORIENTAL, 20 ~ N.—Attractive 2 roo innersprings, fnigidaize, utilities; private _ entrance; hot wate PARK, a nished, newly decorates: vate entrance. HE- a2.

PENNSYLVANIA,

814— (Library Apartments) utilities;

fur-

apartment, r pri-

utilities;

and 3-room

ning hot, cold water in rooms; steam heat.

ST. CLAIR 2 sink, steam Heat

_onable. 1377 OLIVER AVE. 6 rms., wat pa. eral s .

6174 9 S. Pine; 5 rm 412%. W. McCarty; 2 awe 10.9 JENNINGS BROS. Came;

Ennis pce. Li Place) STERLING. 1205—One large, warm, apartment: near bath: adults. CH- 4108,

Apartments for Rent 18

E.—3 Rooms, frigidaire, Parking space. Reas-

TWO-BEDROOM apr. Large living room and ning light, clean kitchen; re eR AT S35 Heat Bnd water furnished. .418 E. 19th St. No. 3 8 For details call MR. TT af

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU Choice apts. gladly shown. LI-5555.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

22 W. Vermont. 11-2459.

LEXINGTON, §62—Double or single, modern: home cooking; employed of pensioner. DR-4 -4977 77-d. . CHILD er 10; | lovely suburban home, |

close in; di ii d her. s odern; m experience mother

Jet Welt a4 results in fhe limes st owes rates in the city - Phone

word RI- $o61 Yor quick results at oy cost Hotels

Hoosier Hotel ath; city heat;

comiortabi®;

=. 83, 50/5; 7 - 11

3.50: $6: 1 or 3 rooms: steam; private en- _ trance: dtfiities 1132 N. Illinois. RI- 2943,

$5: COLLEGE, 1933—1-Room. kitchenette; warm, Jisht, next bath. HE-1952. ALABAMA, 1648 N.—Newl furnished, :

rooms, in private entrance. room, kitchenette, Reasonable.

BROADWAY, 14 smaller “sized

‘Clean, shower and 440 Mass..

wkly rates.

Spencer Hotel ":) Ji JAP JONES. Manager.

Housskeeping Rooms

BROADWAY, 1403 — Cozy apartments, very reasonable; quiet. pe ce. Adults. BROADWAY. 1134—2 Rooms, Kitchenette, Cringe! Sh $5.50. Room, kitchenette.

tAL, 1206—1 and 2-T . redecorated; tay J.ro0m Srariments: trance. LI-5904

CO: GE, Ls 30—Co3y a Ail Ter ins furn an clean, phone.

COLLEGE, 1537—1 and 3-room apartments, Nicely br firnished, private enirance; steam,

rtment, one large

‘COLLEGE, — Two rooms furnished, brivase ‘bash utilities turtished. 4 ‘Adults

ELA WARE: 15300 "N_ APT _ 8—Attractive| decorated water; reasonable.

garage; Pp Boe

16 | in

; kitchenette op-|

$25—3-ROOM ' APARTMENT! co decorated: living room, bedroo, jtchen, bath: heat, water. stove furnished ing distance. 121 W. 12th. Ricioar $30 — 3-ROOM apartment, refri gration. “stove. cabinets, i 242 N. mit.

DAVIDSON, 429 N.—. 3 Rooms. ‘Avat floor, all Hilittes furn only; $25. hi. -1847 IDIAN. 34 420— Bedroom apartment: stippled i. beamed ceilings; table top yange; G. E. refrigeration; utilities: a

Biivaie bath, hed; “adults

ERIDIAN, 1939 N.—Large alean 2-room ME Nd apartment, . utilities; adults only. HA-1705

4001 E. Washington __$40—Bedroom apt., well-kept building.

MERIDIAN. i 55 N —Three-bedroom upartfen E.: i Sedesorated; new th’ Qui:3s30. BE-444 18A

Furn. Houses—Apts.

16: $16; WATER paid; 1109 E. Michigan; 55 room sem mi-modern; will paper,” Sts WIEBKE. RI-951 .

CE room, ~~ bedroo

LL, 213 aT kitchenette, dinette iHei aire, Orage, Private entrance.

Adu {To N.

VANIA ~~ Nicely furnished studio efficiency apartment; electric Li ar priv, entrance. 1.I-0467.

ROACHE. furnished 3 rooms, ; Brivate har bath, ag a ire; $8; all utilities. : 149 ei Large rooms, sink, utiliInquire gas station, 9th and 1iliJ hs furnished ~down-

stairs aparfment ated. Private entrance. ear carline.

Houses for Rent

iin

8TH, ; ties

“19 50, 1128 N.—Pive-room modern eet Plated. . soit 5 Sofaition, and a . CH-

Kicnenetce. ot i

roved Sf

N. furnished A te 15a %. $6.50. Run-|j

WHITE RIVER PEWY, modern cottage, water paid. IR-6367. 5-RM. SEMI-MOD., WATER PD. $20 Shades, screens, stove, furnished. House in fine condition. See 906 Daly St. C. A. Huff. LI- Taal.

$62.50 Five-Room Ap t

Like home, completely on on Garage. 536 E. Maple Rd. RI-5393.

30TH ST.—Near Capitcl. modern 6-room double, garage, $25, inducement. HU-2683. IN RRS Re

farms—Suburban 20 SMALL DOWN PAYMENT

on this 5% acres; 3 bedroom modern home; excelient garden oil

ENNINGS BROS.

28 8S. Illinois St. 5-rm. bung. as,

(East, 15 Acre) elect., city wat., big gar., excellent * condition, 33 ved rd., transportation, schools, $ 09% down. HUDELSON, CH-6204. ER E. 12th St.

20 ACRES, LEVEL—8'2 mi. W. of Martinsville on Hancock Rd.; Ye brick, in good cond., 2 fireplaces, good well. For auick sale. $1300. Call C. Jones.

P RI-6010. MA-2523.

BETHEL—7-rm. mod.; steam n heat, 1% A. greenhouse (60x70), gar.; other DO Terms. Mr Davee, CH-4783.

110—4-room_semi-

LI1-3814.

LAND Ee LY “Tnsurancs. Co., farm $a terms. Immediate poss. John Case, N. Penn. TA-4288.

SMTaS VALLEY—1Y; Acres, 5-room cottage, & good condition. Inside water, elec tricity; $1400 cash. HE-3264.

46% A, Hendricks Co., ry E000 land, bldgs stream. John Case, '3510 N. Penn. Houses and Lots Sale 25 ® J y SE . MOD. BUNG. 616 ALTON this ho 4

$270 down and $23.50 per month, jng t ‘taxes and insurance? Good neighbor-

5-RM. MOD. BUNG. 410 CONCORD. luding taxes and insurance, buys this floors. inclosed rear porch; l-car gar. LI-6328. Mr. Russ. 712 SECURITY TRUST American Realty & Development Co.

“SEVERAL REAL BARGAINS

1533 Ssuley—5-rm. cottage, only $1150, $100 down, balance terms. 1209 Marlowe—T7-rm, modern. low on easy terms. 1957 Tallman 4m, semi-modern. Only down, balance terms. a ee ty modem; $250 cash, balance terms. 134 Blackford—only $700. Term DR-7925 dw. Dillehay J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO. 128 N.

NEW HOMES

r me. Shown by appointment.

Stratford, at Christian Park, grade school and Howe High. Four

large br 2 dinette. Complete, in every

w. down. Evenings, BRIDGES. ES & & GRAVES, : 243 N. Dei. | 1-3477.

2 GOOD BLDG, LOTS

One block north of English Ave. on Oakland, S. E. corner. Only $600 for both on easy terms. DR-7925 “EDW. DILLEHAY RI-6412

5-ROOM BUNGALOW One block Bo W. 10th St. car lifle; new furnace, sink in kitchen Water gas and elantricitv: 8600 gets deed. Call J. JONES.

JACK C.CARR $3. TTR MA-2523. 1224 W. 19TH lots, settle’ estate; buy tor” 33500.

s, modern, large barn 28 S. HI.

Priced very

RIo412

9 roo] house,

Jennings Bros. Cai yacona brick Hoh,

year old, zge rooms, side dr. and ruff, 182.

5-room By srariasd: Br gar. , 0x200. Mr

—

NEW a ERN BUNGALOW With garace attached; Dutt for S050 or 3500 in brick veneer: $300 down, ba ance .50 mo. including taxes. Indiana deling Co.. 130 E. New Yor!

2618-20 ETHEL ST. $2409. Colored. 4-room double, ‘bath and ah Bs Be ohaiger tings, Tor ami single commission at this ‘ ON iL CH-0330. :

m-| BE SURE of vour title.

stract pr

. DEL. {WE WA

| 82%

Houses and Lots Sale 25 | sgpsrri

109% DOWN 631-33 Lockerbie; 9 rms.:

2312-14 Yandes; 5-rm. dble.; 755-57-59-61 N. Elder: 4- ". dncludes 4-rm. dble. ny resp 720-22 Elder: 4 1982000. Call SH UTORY er Z4093.

MA-2523. HU-2200.

Half Block.to E.. Washington

29 N. Hamilton—5-Rm. mod., -exce bsmt. and furnace; thoroughly Yr new hrdwd. firs., paint, paper, linoleum, etc. Only $215 FA $19.50 a month. Mr. Bates. RI-1419; eves., HU-5047 PAUL L. McCORD co., ou 2 Bldg.

SEE 410, CONCO; Only $275 down age faves 2nd insurance a oh ts fnanch g; PH rice 38750. Call Elbert L. Mc-

Realtors — is MA-3531 Res. 128156,

I 400.

. modern, houses for roomSeping a Basy terms. ide en

pproved Sales Broker for H. O. Ep Properties

Mod., 5 rms. eachs All hardwood floors. Built-in Ry 2 furnaces, large new double garage: 50i a ion Impavelents paid. 2500 East HUDELSON. 'CK-6204." 2618 & Tat "20%:

j 273 N., Elder—A good looking 6-rm.

Duplex

house with complete bath. Con3 ONT, Harter $1500, with 10%, own Tr artle BE- 4212, ALLISO! REALTY CO. ' RI I.2368, KN

715 N. Shetfield—8-rm. cottage with Ye ath. Needs repair. Only $1200.00. Small down payment. Mr. Hartley. BE-4212. ALLISON REALTY CO. RI-2368.

30TH § ST So 3 =z ThIse-Dedioom modern Price fh TA-2091. verside bus

HAMILTON AVE.—Double, bath PON. $2350: $350 a TORT SEE BROS. 401 Inland Bldg. RI-3788.

Colored Buyers N-Toom modern house. 501 W, 2th nal mon I Paditoned, JOHN R. WELCH & SONS

See n= El f a 0. J. R. WELCH & SON3 Coes

Times want age get results at want ad word rate in the ay RY-5551 Bill will be sent

Real Estate Investments 25A

£1-3428| 5

owest Phone

E AND INCOME $2900, pile vo BEE for the price 5 So; alone. per rents for Terms. 5035. N. Canit J. Jr., ACK el CARR. MA-2523. NICE H

AND INCOME— apesiments:

gy E—_North: three Real Estate Wanted

with

located; bargain

ANTED les, doubles, "lots east. Walter Fanos] East 8 E. Washi ton. or 420 id afew, 00

No 2x.

Indianapolis

NT V. Remodelin on 130 E w_ York.

Real Estate Loans

Til ee un

Wore rapid service. (ow ts conveniences are YU URS “bv S00, mo mir new plan of home cing.

nme oc ITTY

Lie RAL SBVING hE Te Lil E MORTGAGE "LOANS 4 Construction Money

GES BUSKIR

Commissions or : Charge for Application

| 1031, pa

SALE—Floor Sample odern ice To ere ators. Buy now while prices are ono,

POLAR ICE. & FUEL CO. PAINT SPRAY OUTFITS

- New or rebuilt; all sizes at stock clears ance Sis, Also re Seals; ANUFACTURING 720 8. Meridian RY

RI-1549 Lighten your aouseclean=Housewives "55 with MAAS S CLEANER at ou Druggist an A. G. MAAS CO. 31 Virginia. . Room outfit

“Re-3a1s. 3 COMPLETE, $147 MERIDIAN MART, Ine. 428 N. Meridian. Open Eves,

COMPLE S1UCK ol uew ang usea ume ber and building Riatenals at greatest aves in Indianapoiis. EVELAND WRECKING cg, 1320 Rentunckv Ave

PETRO oil burner, for factor 2: ne : building. Used ver; % ,

Ti little: good econ tion. $o% R00 1 S58 ot rade, $100, MEIER HINE 3525 E. Wesringion,

-CO. IR-1151. $25 CANDID CAMERA, Model G Falcon Spe on, brand new; 8 films; i

Roaches, etc., easily ki ied

Bed Bugs [8 ith Frotect o Spray. Luri

132 8, Penn, LI- $158 B

READ — ) — Beautiful hand-crochete acy medallion JaLLern; only $60. Congress. GAS LOGS. 3A-eat = old model Chams bers stove, $2; do uble-deck springs. bed, $5. 1954 Ruckle. HE-1956

GIRLS’ blue sprin hats and shoes. sizes. 1128 Central

Legals

dresse; Sma

pon:

cont, 12 to 14.

NOTICE TO BIDBERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the purchase of the following materials will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Conupitaion of Indiana, at his otic, on the third floor, Siate House Anne . Es ave. Tadianapoiis, Tod, until 2:00 P. M. on the 21st day of March 1940, at which tim B, they will be publicly opened and rea Invitati Nox 3008: 1000 to 1200 tons ne, Slag or Gravel. FerCae , Brownsburg or deiivered on 8 n Invitation ol 3009: 3C0 to Jo tons Nos. f 1 & 10FF Crushed Stone F. O. Yaiparaise, or delivered on "Ss. R. 2, Sec

3010: Corrugated Metal

SB Hoa d 54, Section A in the Linton CT Invitation No. 3011 exible Steel Plate 0. B. Centerville, Invitation No. 12: Plant , Taterials (Shrubs and Trees) delivered o . 8. 24 southwest of Ft. Wayne; I ey on of near U. S. 40 west of Erael jSaliversd on or near U. S. 40 east of ightstown and on or near U.'S. 40 near Stilesville,

nd. Invitation No. 3013: Rewiring lift bridge on Indianapolis Blvd. in East Chi cago,

Ind. Ind. viration No. 3014: Sampling Cement. Bids shall be submitted upon standard pro a forms. . Proposals forms and specifications’ will be furnished free upon - request. The right is reserved oy Herd Chairman to reject any or all o award on any combination of bids thet in his oof “indians is most advantageous to the °

State STA TE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA TT A. DICUS, ( Chairman. .

Invitation No. Culvert Pipe delivere

~ NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS Notice is hersty Sen ui that bids will be School Come

received by [J Inissioners oe BS oF Indians 11s, at gh $Rjce 15 i!

sale o LI-3423 Cit

00 Ss e d sha 7 bear interest at bid by the successful bidder, said Tale Boi to excesd five percent (5%) per an which said interest shall be evidenced. by interest warrants or coupons attached to gach of said bonds jasyiring on the 1st ga} of January and, uy in ; ea & year until oi 8 Jhincipal ‘a be the cou pon 1, 1041 L being. fo tor 2 interest to that Ty the

Bidder: rate of interest Which. sali horas are al béar, not exceeding the um

maxim above stated, an pe id interast ust re i; multi Ples o one-fi ur Each bidder ie ot interest, and bidders Shall} Bid less than the face amount o! Said bonds shall mature as Sf 1ne'bon Bonds Maturity te

Serial Numbers

Face Amount $ 9000 10,00! 10.000 0,000 10: 000 10,000 10,000 29,000 25,000 20,000 20,000 20,000

20,000 uly 1, 20,000 214B . Said bonds are being issued for the pose of raising funds t ang to

up certain ohtstan din Bonds of the Schoo

sioners, 150 N. Indianapolis, Ind., dorsed “Bid for Bonds endon orse “Bi School Fun ding Prospectiis os 3aid bonds, an id Save] be form fant fo be ured 2 0 La u dersigned. Said bonds” will Pe he andersigned pursugnt i

{ action taken Eoid or ond ra ay 1940, s re Jo and pur

+ ip Maren

Perma Blatce

g 1d