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Most of the Courses Are Officially Open

CIRCLING THE CITY

Nordsiek in Charge—Henry Nord siek it in charge of the program for the Indianapolis Liederkranz celebration of its 63d anniversary at 1417 E. Washington St. tonight A concert and dance will be fea-

tures. The chorus will be directed by Prof. Frederick Krull, Assist. ing the chorus will be Martha Rucker Foreman, violinist, and Dorothy Knight Green, accompanist.

AS : Rotarians to Hear Artist—Ka: By & K. O'BRIEN RBolander, artist, lecturer and teach With the Weather Bureau, en wi ell he Boas onl Tov Sx 4 . rt Can Help (o he (Cast the Park Board and a host of Register” at a luncheon meeting in greenskeepers working in ¢o- the Claypool Hotel Tuesday. He is \ widely known in American ant operation, it looks like an circles and formerly taught in the’ ideal week-end in the city for pi. wayne Art @chool. Under his golfing direction, the Ft. Wayne Art Muthe wtih seum was started. New Rotary ONY A A . will say for tomorrow ig slightly members wv Fy a ne cloudy, and that shouldn't scare . y

8 anyone, More timid linksmen, Stonecipher

wary about shooting out of season, gervice Club to Hear Col Mahan ought to be told that most of the | oa Frank C. Mahan. senior ine courses in Indianapolis are offi. struetor. 38th Division. National cially open now Guard, will speak on “Tactical Mis. In varied ceremonies this afters). yas Made in War” at the Service oon the Park Board, teaming with Club dinner meeting in the Athethe Indianapolis Public Links As- naeum at 6 p. m. Monday.

sociation, put out the “welcome” sign at three municipal clubhouses. | FBI Agent te Speak RB Edwin | Sackett, special agent in charge of| ISSIRSE Beings {the Indiana division of the Federal) Even though Hizsoner the Mayor | gureau of Investigation, will relate! wasn't on hand, the boys hoisted a his experiences at the Scientech flag or two, had a couple of ball ciyy luncheon in the Board of players over as guests, sent four page Building Monday, XK. F | Dowling official foursomes on their 18-hole saair of the BE W. LaPlante Mou. Dowling, local attorney, treks and proclaimed the South ing Co, has been elected a club At the Christian Men Builders Bible Grove, Coffin and Pleasant Run member. Class at the layouts ready for business, Blind Church tomorrow. The Bethany par tournaments were scheduled V. EE W. Holds Dance Hoosier Baptist Church Choir will sing. today and tomorrow at the three post, VF. W., will hold a benefit courses, with the winners receiving gance tonight at 143 E Ohio St season tickets as booty Willis Boone is chairman. The Meridian Hills Sentry Club's opening ceremont also scheduled today, with a a event Turner, aviation speed ace, and four-ball some offered in speak to the Catholic Men's Club Gainesville, Ga. the way of competition at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Knights ceeded 95 per cent. The women at the Highland Golf of Columbus auditorium. The Rev. and Country b had their in- Fy, James A. Hickey is club director. ! pural yesterday, and Miss Klisa- | Beth A an rin the opportunity Townsend Club to Meet—Town- ley, to show her effectiveness on the send Club 25 will meet at 7:30 hela fairways and greens. The former o'clock tonight at State St city and state titleholder fired a Howard Ave, Everett Neal, editor) Hall, Hamilton Ave low 88 for top honors in the gross of the Noblesville Ledger, will ington St. Mrs. M. W. division Speak. rangmeents committee chairman

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Mrs. Davis Is Second 2 Rehind her the gross division a 0 ack e RETRACTS PETITION were Mrs. Freeman Po Davis with y to TO CHANGE HIS PLEA 100. In the net division the lead ers were Mrs, Walt Green, 117- SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 27 (U. 31-86: Mrs. Paul Whittemore, 103 ¢ Ahve | 18-87, and Mrs. Herbert MeGinnis City electrician charged with illegal posrstion of dynamite in connecIn nine-hole play, Mrs. Paul Lay. tion with the bombings of nine mon topped the gross shooters with One of the outstanding mat cards power line poles and towers last

08 and Miss Mary Gorham with P.) Parrish E. Freeman, 111-487 a 64, while Mrs. Roert Sanders, with of the indoor season was promised year, today had.retracted a petition

> ister Joachim von Ribbentrop.) 8 64-13-46, was best in the net yj 4av for next Tuesday night at '0 change his plea from guilty to

a not guilty performance was he Armory where a special added gic decision to hold to the

nup for tomors attraction will be the first Indiana guilty plea restored plans of state's

class Miss Dunn's something of a wan row's exhibition match begin: ung appearance of * ‘The Angel.”

Ail “ + ith 8 at 2 Bm nN a Sou A oe we pler who has been getting nationYUSS A A \ i

and City, a union business agent, pro, will compete against Miss Wide notice, charged with conspiracy to commit Helen Dettweiller and Tommy! The Angel will tackle Rudy Kay, a felony in connection with the 225, rugged Chicago grappler, in Case.

Vaughn, the Pleasant Run tutor, Close competition marked the a match scheduled for one fall or! Marks Roes on trial Monday. The Angel weighs 276 m—

first all-amateur tournament spon- one hour vesterday pounds and is § feet 8': inches tall, St t D th

sored by the I, P. L. A over the South Grove layout. A He has been appearing before ca-five-hole playoff was required 10 pacity houses since arriving in this determine the victors, who turned country a few months ago and he 3 out to be Carl Smith, Dr. G. P. Sil- s recognized as & “superhuman” in Ay Jopauk hier, ‘er and Art Phelan. At the end power. There also will be a fourth Bixler and Mis of 18 hates this combination was match sy BIRDSEV Ets. Fanuie Ad 13 &- 3 team of Clayton “aianama Bill Lee, 239. powerful Mis.

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The professionals, who wash day is the proper cleaning up, will hold ro-amateur Monday ant Run course This year amateurs w vided according to their into Classes A, B and C each class to with sional in comprising the team. In the past amateurs were lumped together and often two or three low-handicap shooters would be drawn the same team, giv. Ing It an overwhelming advantage over other combinations This new “share-the-wealth" plan is expected to send the number of entries in this season's proams at least 30 per cent over the 1939 total he best single tourney attendance last vear was record at the Anderson Country — where 115 players went after money

ar “h ise on Jul : : And merchandise on July 30. Taft Wright of the Chicago White! College Front Active Sox and Elbie Fletcher of the PittsTwo matches were scheduled to- burgh Pirates led the major leagues gay on the college links front. In-|in batting through Thursday, aver-! 1Iana’s tee team, loser only to Ohio! ; | inso ; ages released today showed. Sen ie Jose NT

State in five matches, was to meet Wright's 455; Fletch- sons. Edmund and Michael Was - S. mun an cae the unbeaten Michigan combination rights average was Bleh= | ohn Kon and Mee

at Highland. Butler's team was to er's, .450. | Brothers, Louis, Ed, Wenry and Vinceat dave » Efaytie to pat ye Scoring eight runs, Barney Me- MOONSVILLE — Mrs. Fa childs, on the es Aafayette Country Clu Cosky of the Detroit Ti led tl ! Survivors: Husband. ews daughters, Mrs layout, gers 1€ | Jesse Duncan and ‘Ravmond Irelan: In a schoolboy match at Speed. American League in that depart-|jiothers, William ao Re Thomas way vesterday. the Shortridge out- ment while Enos Slaughter of thelPence: half-sister Mrs Veronics Dixon fit thumped Franklin. 10%: The Cardinals and Augie Galan of the| PENNVILLE—Dante! NGOS i 3g Sur"IVOrs: ons, mes JOS 0 - best solo performance was a of Cubs were tied for the National [YO S TCT Resa and Sh Madge Bob f Sh League lead with eight each. \ ob Stackhouse of Shortridge. who ; toured the 18 holes in 75 strokes. jo inice Cubs—Hank Leiber, Billy re * Herman and Al Todd-—were tied for in the National

| Leagne with 1 each. McCosky led | Butler Meets Earlham Nine

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tied with the Survivors: Husband, Mark: daughter, Nichols, Ken Hoy and re Rawlings ana Joe en th nters Mis. with best ball counts of 72 © arid star, is paired with Jack Ken- {\{, © Ms. Leona WRitlock and a iy nedy, 228, Dallas, Tex, for a sup- Nts Alta , brother, Lee Wright Pros Start soning porting tussle. Kennedy was a big Myjorother ‘Montoe Wright. Rus favorite here three seasons ago. wend John. Jon Clvde: daughter, Mrs Promoter Lloyd Carter has re- . RTHERR b . Visit reli: matched Louis Thess, 230, young St. Sven arAN Mig AR oS . Louis stalwart, and Jim McMillen, Jed Men), Orta, brother, i. Cleve. 235, Chicago, for the top bout call- tie Campbell. Mrs. Emma White and Mic ing for two falls out of three. Me- Ida Johnson, Millen is rated among the first five |, (TNKARK-Charles H. \ood 43. Sur. in the game. Theses ruled for a short Cather ine and Florence: Bernard is ime as champion in the division. My, Shvitter: bothers, Lester, Cal A a g Jim lost a disputed verdict to David Collins ana Mrs. John Garringer e last Tuesday. Winner of the RLBERTIELD Henry F. Roser, 49. Sur. match will face Everett Marshall v' TE NE rs athe NO Gente on May T. 82. Survivors: Two sons. ~ 1

Mrs. Barbara Brescher,

Mrs. Margaret Murphy pu aril: Mrs nara Adams;

CR Ro “Ror cFadden, GENTRYVILLE William M. Harris, Survivors: Sons. Ror and Grover: nay ters, Mrs, Myrtle Hatfield, Mrs and Mrs. Martha Chatham; sist a Sallie Lemmons HENRYVILLE Mis Alice Welly, 49 vivors: Husband, A. sons, and Eugene; A er, Mrs Re ho,

MARION. ~Sleve Marrow, 78. Brother, Joseph % “Roo f. 72 Survivors: Allie: son, Edmond: stepchildren, {John Crosbie, Mrs. Hard Daniels, Vera Wilson and Peachy Wilson: | Anthur and Frank; sister, Mrs. is

MeCUTCHANVILLE-— Mrs. Barbara 12, Survivors: Daughters Mrs. Lydia Parkosep

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viovors Mother, Mrs sisters, Mrs. Edna Mae | the American League with 11. Top home run hitter was Jimmy TELL CITY Mrs Marv E. Pfister Survivors: Son, Conrad; daughters, Mrs. Earlham College meets Butler lost none. Hugh Casey, Dodgers, lis afternoon in Indiana Col- topped the National League with The Bulldogs have plaved their and have lost all three by one-run, margins to St. Joseph, Wabash and | |New York this season went to the L (® A Ly S and Refinancing

Bertha Woodruff SHELBYVILLE — Mrs, Marie Nieff, 39 urvivors: Father. Ora Barton: daughters, Misses Louise and Ruby Reed: brother. Clancy Barton: uncle. Olen B a on | Foxx, Boston Red Sox, with three | Charlie Gilbert, Dodgers, led the ! National League with two. Ms Willis, M Al d | Tommy Bridges, Tigers. and ALisses Faith’ and Me ar, lib hubby Dean, Athletics, tied for the! WADESVILLE William Donner. vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Christ Roedel Mrs, Fred Menikheim brother, Henry, lege Conference baseball fame on two won and none lost. the latter's diamond The game was to be the first ot | three scheduled on the home field Big Field Post- Bound within the next six davs. Indiana In Wood Memorial Purdue. The only victory to date Post today in the 16th running of | Was scored in the opener against the $20,000 Wood Memorial on the Wabash here April 18. ‘chance that out of the grab bag | Three days of ideal weather have might colt with th given Coach Tony Hinkle an some 8 IIe Jian 8

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adults, 1215—~Front

trance.

. APT. 4 1940 utilities; BAKEMEIER Belle C., mother Russell Durler of Mint, ! George Bork and Miss Lela Bakemeier, panied Away at the daughter's residence, 622 Orange St. Friday p. m.. Also survived by four grandchildren. Friends may call at the above address after 6 Pp. m. Saturday until 10 a. m. Monday Services Monday, 2 m., at _the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect St Interment Memorial Park. riends invited BROWN

Laura, of 347 W. McCarty St. beloved mother of Ruby Branham, Carry | Vance, Ada House. Charles, Jess and William DeWeese, sister of Mary Brown, Eunice Fletcher and Lonie Jones, passed away April 28, de S1 years SI vices Monday, 2 p at Mever Chape corner West and Not wood Sts. Friends may call at 351 W, McCarty until time of Servi ce.

I'hree rooms,

$6-38

large janerspring

“bath, Garage. lete, innersprin 401

1948 — Cozy front [Soom and | CAL IFORNIA, N.. ea

furnished. ts.

Employed

2-room effiutilities, frigidaire.

9—Clean 2- | water con- |

MERIDIAN, N., 814— (Library apartments),

1319 Nicely furnished Frigidaire, Beautyrest;

private

utilities;

See housekeeper

932— _Attractive furnished, un lower, f

mattress, | . Hlinois, Apt. |

17 | Houses for Rent

“302215 double; 4-1 4-room modern; garage. _HA-1038. CAPITOL, 2830 N.—5 Rooms, heat, water, garage; $35. N. LI-353 DELAWARE, double

loca- |

| IpdeCorated: Pri- . SHELBY.

2339 N. Six-room modern | Interior completely redecorated. Hickman. RI-1990. HIGHLAND, 15 N.— Newly decorated, RI-8746. for rooming house; 2-car garage.

nicely |

| RUCKLE, 2943—6-Room “double; ed; breakfast nook; built-ins; floors; garage . 11TH, 3107 E.—5-Room strictly modern; heat, __inducements to couple. COLORED--11TH, 716 W.—Five .ooms, | $e to toilet; $12 month. Call -110

3-room | | Farms—Suburban

en | 8

redecorat- | beautiful duplex; garage;

upper utilities; | water, in-

20 1/» ACRE, BUNGALOW Open for Inspection

4-room modern; elect. pump; good furnace; complete bath; gar.: chicken house 22x36: lots of fruit and berries; only 4'; miles from uptown: good bus service. -7925, EDW. DILLEHAY. RI-6412 S. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del.

5, ACRES

oer Franklin Rd. and Modern 3-bedroom home, house, full basement, Pri= | Qlectricity’ gas.

Jennings Bros. 28 S. Ill.

NEAR 38TH ST. EAST—Lovely ni neighbor- | hood. A cute 5-rm. semi-mod. bung.: room for bath: excellent condition: ga2 big lots, rage, og Tubbery. Price

10 per cent HUDELSO Y2th St. CH-6204.

furpri-

-— Two reason-

private

J. unront, S: over. Excel- Northwest Saws Ave

\ , ms, arage, poultry

constant Adults.

do 2619 E 18 ¢ Corner 47th & Franklin Rd. (3000 East)—

chicken house. large garage, oF [Ud

GUHRNE-R. Harry, beloved Alma Schneider Guhne Charles Guhne and Mrs, Gladys Fey, brother of Isabelle, Faith, Grace and] Karl Guhne, passed away at his home 1963 Park Ave. Thursday morning. Funeral services at the Hisey & Titus Mortuary, 951 N. Delaware St. Monday at 10 a. m. Burial at Crown Hill. Friends may call at tha mortuary.

beloved

husband of

innersprings, suitable 1-2: constant hot | father of

water. Phone PROSPECT, 2501 home: priv ileges; tional: employed couple. TACOMA. 517 N.—$250, nicely furnished room, optional | TALBOT. 17 10 N= bath, twin beds,

f Mrs. Frances Nelson, Mrs. Daisy rage optighal.

aimacive ore || See These Attractive breakfast: garage op-| _DR-4145-J. attractive large, next bath. garage

electric Kit beautifully

All outside rooms, ample closet space, scaped grounds,

MARCY VILLAGE

1435 E. 46th St.

“Attractive room, private

se | employed adults; f|a-

er o p—— — "comfortable front

4 and 5-Rm. Apartments

shopping center,

LI-5393.

a | Large modern home with { |

sale, appraised $4350. want offer MA2384. BR-2384. SEXTON AGENCY, 707 | Peoples Bank Bldg 5 ACRES On National Rd., east of C umberiand. Moder ate price = alter Folkerth, ‘Fast Side Agent. 4200 E. Washington, IR-4200.

SUBURBAN TRACTS

Closing out these last 2 for $250 each. CH-2236-2.

New

chens, land

175 ACRES, 14 mi. S. E. of Circle. Good

Mrs Bertha Brocies and Mrs. | 10TH, 1302 E Quiet, Walters, passed away Thursday| room: innersprings; p 2240 Carrollton. Friends mav call | bloyed person. At the Dorsey Funeral Home. 3925 E. 31ST. E.. S513—Attractive. New York. Funeral. 2 p. m. Sunday. private familv: gentleman: nN funeral home. uRUriAl Oak Hil Sem- optional. TA-3054. ry rawfordsville, In rawlords33D. 115 E Pleasant front room for genville papers please copy. | Jaman near bath: off Pennsylvania. A-5581,

Rooms With Board

“1205—Front room: twin beds.

& Sulixan near bath: emm., — near bath:

breakfast E. 38th—5 rooms,

538 E.

garage | 4001 3310 1116

Washington—Bedroom N. Meridian—Bedroom N. Capitol—5 rooms... . 3 N. New Jersey—3 rooms. N. Illinois eff. util

N H. Woodsmall FI

108 FE. Washington St,

, age 43 vears, wi ne "i Herman Curtis y 0 mother of Leola Rothman, Mrs. Merle Tate, Basil | Marion Jane and Donald daughter of John Adams, sis of Al bert, Harry, John and Orville Adams | $5: and grandmother of Kenneth Rothman. passed away Thursday evening at Methodist Hospital. Services Sunday, 2:30 COLLEGE, mi Yeast Fark a ans Church, private home; good meals: gentleman. ll AL residence oss | £5 me) ENGLISH 1302—$5.00: single. double, §

call at, residence, 1033 IY st. S meals: hot water, shower, maid, launDoge mnaay, and at the church from | dry. MA -2147.

p. m. Sunday until hour of services. | Voross Ventilation, S034 Newly furnished; of Russell] cross ventilation, innersprings. Excellen Lewis and! meals. Transportation 3 ways. HA-347T5W. RA PARKER, S16_Attractive room: win beds; meals: laundry pending. entiemen. ReneS her. daughter, 3045 Wash. Re ea CH2208 Rr ne ington v rivate service at the . & x > 32D. W., 831 — In quiet private home, Nepner & Buchanan Mortuary Monday, privileges: balanced meals. n LEASANT room: large closet; near bath; RANEY-Anna IL, widow of Eli Ranev.

ANE) ne a Ha meals optional. Call TA-4893. other of Mrs. Violet cefleld, Mrs. REST at the Myrtic Lee Home. For elderly Lillie Smith and Earl, Charles. Arlie and Clarence Raney. departed thi Je Penloners Sntigerdd: Rigi Thursday, age Funeral Sund p. m._ at Old Vator Church, Aiforgs: ville, Ind. Friends may call at residence of Clarence Lacelle id. Emerson Ave. until Sry.

15)

widow's | DR-

COMER Rome three meals;

402 N Moaridion 37 a 108 E. 1] E.

111 Furnished 2 W. Vermont St.

2343—Nicely furnished room;

0SGOODBY re M.,

mother of T'S. n Harold R. of Chicago, Il.; of Evanston, Ill, ssed

ROP North and East Sts, two, four rooms. Private bath. RI-6412,

J. 8S. Cruse Realty Co.

38 Te

Two bedrm, apt.; room and dining room; Kitchen; pt 418 E

cross ventilation: call MR. BURTT at LI-2541.

128

19th St, Apt. 3.

Hotels HOOSIER HOTE

16 Dundee Apartment: heat, gas. ejectric refri

eration, comfortable $32. 50. See custodian,

Clean, 181 E.

shower

Modern, Well Kept Apts. |

GENERAL APARTMENTS

$52.50-860.00-%$125 00 | § JCRES- Attractive homesite,

i 2439

Richelieu Apartments ' Good cond.

.; large | light, airy heat, For details

~ BUILDING INSULATED one-room efficiency. | McCarty, |

land, fair bldgs., elect. TA-4286. JOHN D. CASE, 3510 No. Penn. -2.

FOR SALE CHEAP--Six-room bargain. 4707 Ardmore. Drexel

45.00 dens.

“house: 1

83 59 | FIVE- ROOM modern bungalow. Full base- © 22.60 Ment. Garage. Built-ins; A-1 condition. rel 34.00 Jus Rockville Rd. Bargain. DR-3252-W. LAWRENCE, Pendleton Pike; semi-modern Inc | ve -room home. 2 acres, $500 . | Owner. CH-0267-J LI-5303 29 ML N. W.—105 Acres near Jamestown o Wosded pasture, stream. JOHN CASE A-4

southeast.

$42.50 | Rolling, wooded, cleared. Owner. DR- | 5.00

3 _4715-M. 1901 Walker. : «381. | 2 ACRES—PFlackville. Vacant ground, 06 | . 800. _Reasonable price. Phone R- 3839.

| Business Property

ree and | - a— ——

| IDEAL. Eee as c N. Del. For details call | HALL-HOTTEL CO. RENT Store building, | dwelling _ on $25 per month. Mrs. Floyd

ad, _Gwyhnv lle,

living | State |

Six,

water | Ind

| Resorts and Cottages

| LAKE JAMES, IND. —Season “rental. $125. Cottage for two, $75. Selling lots, $250 up. Address Mrs. Goldie Glock, 2121 E. Capitol Dr., Apt. 102, Milwaukee, Wis.

water,

m, {Martin County Tribune ‘and Washington (Ind) papers please copy.)

REIMER Miss Helen M.. daughter of M Lena and sister of Mrs. illiam Dhy, Mrs. Walter Beplay., Mrs. Carl Faust. Louis, Henrr, Charles, Walter and Christian Reimer passed away Fridav. a. m. Services at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Monday, 2 m. Friends invited. Burial Concordia Cem- |

etery. Friends may call at the mor-| Housekeeping Rooms

tuary,

440 Mass.

SCHMID & SMITH,

and bath, city heat; ’klv. rates,

SPENCER HOTEL Pr) 248 8. IL.

(New cocktail lounge.) JAP JONES, Mgr.

NEW JERSEY. N. 228—Clean. modern sleeping rooms;

“walking distance: $2 up. |

Shs. $4

Choice ants gladly shown

| THE REYER APTS. 144 W. 18th. fu! outside efficiency: $32.50. pd. Your can't beat it.

11322 Carrollton

See cust. Apt.

FLETCHER, phe t———. ties: l-room fur-| Private Shelby. DR-2

| GRACELAND. as rooms ern, 2073.

Card of Thatks

BACKEMEYER We wish ti “to extend our | heartful thanks ana reciation to ye ends and neigh rs for their Acts o naness, messages and beautiful floral offerings In the host | entrance: utilities. LI-9403. of our beloved husband and father Alfred |$3.75 UP—Lovely light apartments, furC. Backemeyer. We especially thank | nished, clean, front, Porch, 1103 Central.

esse EB Herrmann, | 1ST, E T28—1-Room kitchenette palibearers and RRR cozy, near bath; carline.

the | ,» Mrs, Amelia Backe- | | $1; $5—MERIDIAN, 17238 N.—l-room;: near ) bath, , shower: use of { frigidaire 3 TA-1487. $5—PARK, fansesorings. next “ath. hot water.

and two- room “apartments, clean, quiet. 21 N. New Jersey. a tv $6—ILLINOIS. 1132 N.—1 or 3 A utilities: private entrance.

$3 UP-—-One 1 bedrm. water pd.

1 or call Mr. Burt. 1022—3-Rm. “1205—Front, nished apartment, downstairs.

$3.50—LINDEN,

HIGH, | room apartments:

1020—Newly

| $4; built-ins: §

meyer and family.

ROST—-We wish to gratitude to our frien the Rev. Billeisen, Mr. Beanblossom stmoathy and be at the death of —SON

T express our deep |

ds and neighbors. the Ralibearers and for their kindness, autiful ord SE S our Jatner, oo Bal ud N_AND

Attractive 1 and 2-bedroom apt ities furnished. See custodian, PARK, 931—5 Rooms; modern: lex: garage: he 35.00. LI- 8401. PENNSYLVANIA, apartment; _nished. 0TH. 18 E.—Bungalow type: Ee Seunal district: heat, water,

Li-

$5. 425 N. STATE—Two-room apartments. utilities: private entrance

» caLABAMA, nl oN shed;

oS nicely fu | frigidaire: utilities, RT Fiz.

$30—SECOND floor farm home; quiet; Blade ned -aged Soups references required. Ring

2101

room ap

art overstutfed: MA-3519, BE-4

| TANM Th | Joy oving Tom

Bho, denarted thi 27, 1918.

CARL TA

remembrance oF MM s life 22 years ago April

3 RMS. bath: utilities furn, ; ALABAMA, N, 2117 — Comfortably fur- RUS yore good condition: nished 3-room apartment; phone; adults. :

and water MA- 1468.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

ant Ht. |

‘modern: STUDEBAKER REALTY, 2308

. bath: lower duplex: water paid: $23. LI-| —

remodeled 3-and-4- | __heat and water + furnished. LI-1151.

3541 N. MERIDIAN

u r dud water Tore dy | FRED WUELFING

eat an 44 Virginia Ave.

N. — 3-Bedroom sun parlor: eat, water fur-

1 bedroom:

1927

Shaffer Lake. LI-5

| LARGE Lake “front TY — Heights,

in.

| Wanted to Rent

| STORE ; MGR.

Apt, fur. or unfur. Call Sun, IR- 7956

| 11-5558

Delight - Utilities |

Houses and Lots Sale 25

4 ROOMS and DINETTE

$32.5 PEN SUNDAY 2-6

LI- hse) d er | be built. Large utili rooms, kitchen, bath, full basement; $500 | cash, $30.00 per mo. HA. 4800 E. Stratford, 1 blk. N, of English.

BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del. RI- -3477.

VACANT—IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 47 S. Bradley; five-room modern bunga$28; low; 4A dwood floors: garage. |at $175 down: easy terms —— | Studebaker Realty. 2308 Shelby. DR. 2197.

2419 E. 16TH ST.

Excellent condition. 5 rooms; full basement.

living room, bed -

mod- | |

26,

s.: util. TA- 5665 modern;

LI1-8621

UNION ST.—BY OWNER

6-Room modern: laundry; near schools. | Only $3, 350. IR- 39 939. | MUST sacrifice 4 city properties; always rented, with $972 early ur, 29% total price of $4,250. rite call Mr. Weiss- | man, 2215 E. ‘Washington, CH- -6666.

4500 NORTH—SEMI-MODERN

garage,

WIFE and FATHER.

Hinkle has announced that Bud Tex, sophomore, will start against! Such well-liked colts as Andy K Indiana Monday. | Dit, Carrier Pigeon, Flight Com{mand, Fenelon and Asp took part victorious in In the parade. And their chances! was in Lafa. 811 were rated fair.

The s match, UTAH CURBS ARCHEOLOGISTS | SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April {37 (U. P).—Fear of Utah's vast supply of paleontological and archeologital treasures becoming exhausted has caused the state park | board to take drastic action. The | board ruled permits will be neces-| | sary for scientific excavation work, | and only highly qualified scientists can obtain the permits, |

900-Mile Race|Thursday, May 30th, 1940

TICKETS NOW SELLING AT

444 N. CAPITOL AVE.

Butler's golf team, two of thrée matches, yette today to meet Purdue. Boilermakers won last year's 15 to 3.

Indiana, 4: Michigan, § (1? innings). rdue, 4 Chicago diana ate, 3: ®t Joseph's, 8. ndiana Central, 8; Taster % (forfeit). anchester. i; Concordia,

wa, 5: Wise 0. State, Ll invis, 1. esota, 10; Luther (Decorah, Ia), 2.

a TI HO ITS HE SR I

— | ALABAMA, 2049 N.—Newly decorated, well furnished livin room A Prigidaire. Reasonable.

Furn. Houses—Apts.

3-Rm. house, 2-car gar.: lot, 45x140:

F Funeral Directors 5

“WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME

2228 Shelby

BROADWAY, 1141—Modern General Electric Fermi elation: _furnished. MA-3519,

ALABAMA, N,, a large furnished rooms; near bath; innersprings, frigidaire: RHI adults. ALABAMA, 1605 N.—Small front room with \ DR-2570 Kitchenette: adjoining bath: phone. tractive 3-room apartment: 3129 N. Dlinols HA-0160 BEVILLE, KJ N31 nicely Jurnished clean, | radio. kelvinator, utilities. ! ownstairs ron rivate entrance. PENNSYLVANIA. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME | _ Porch, garage. | beds, innersprings, $34 W. Michigan St, BE-1034 | BQULEVARD PL 3015—Furnished 3-room. stant _hot_ water. ; i | first floor studio apartment: sink: ail = | kitchenette: trance HE-28 1: garage, $2.

adults. “2404—Corner room and | Houses for Rent RY bath: orivate en- | BROOKSIDE, 250132 modern rooms, fur-| modern, A-1: e $2. 1 nished: (will serve meals); hot water. | $45 CARROLLTON. 5016—5-Room CH-5154. low: wood-burning gireplace, yard, garage. BR-2087.

sink,

utilities: ROADWAY.

Fianner & Buchanan MORTUARY

25 W. Fall Creek Biva.

~efficie

ILLINOIS, No. an clean, innersprings,

“1444 N.—3 Rooms; utilities,

823; “WATER PAID: 1214 8. 8. Senate

utilities

at-

N. Iiiporch. 18A $1600, Terms. Mr. Woodruff. BR-4074 CLARK REALTY __ LI-5596 :| BY OWNER—Four-bedroom modern home, | 970 Middle Drive, Woodruff: $500 down, | $50 month. To see call CH-7553. NORTHEAST Nice five-room modern hLun- | galow, $2350; easy payments. DAVIS CH- 7550 | FOUR BEDROOM modern, College at 40th twin | St. Price reduced to $5.250. Terms. con- R1-5655 GOODE & GOOD HU-5427 ATTRACTIVE FIVE - ROOM MODERN — - | Trees, shrubbery, 3 Kenwood, Make | _ offer. LI-5065. BR-2855 «| S1200—850 DOWN-—S§i2 MO. ’ ‘hree rooms, 1051de water, toilet, gar. | 1863 Orleans, LI-381 a | JENI ina BROS. 28 8. Illinois. HREE-BEDROOM MODERN Near Tashinglon Higb School. 3230 N.

6-room 3.

bunga- | fenced

CARROLL , 1829—Front, 2 rooms: private bath: buili-i rntes in kitchen: Tollaway: overstuffed: orivate Sitnate, newly decorated: adults. RI- 5978.

TAT ) rms. 3-car reasonable,

BROADWAY. 22249 newly decorated: “Hoover, RI-8748,

Mount. BE-45 garage.

S| MH, 0. L. C.

Properties of all kinds. MRS. EVANS, IR-2960.

RI-8862,

extra ground; |

Gar- |

down. | —

“| down and £13,

and wife want home or

Seven now colonial homes up. six more |

Bargain |

Houses and Lots Sale 2 Open—3- Bedroom “Bungalow

ioomy brick home, tacing Soutu Grove golf course. A well-arranged up-to-the | minute home with bin-fed stoker; mode ern tiled kitchen; storm doors and wine dows, sunroom, reakfast room and | plenty of closets, Inspect 2105 E, Rivere

side Dr. Sunday, IM CARR.

J JACK C.CARR_ZUNEPIYS MA-2523, 5 Rms., Semi-Modern, $2150 No furnace or basement, New harde wood floors, paper, linoleum, light fixe tures. See 20 N. Hamilton, $215 down, $24 mo, incl. taxes and ins. Mr. Bates, RI-1419, eves., CH-6543. PAUL IL. M'CORD CO.,

$2600

615 Li emcke e Bldg,

ALL MODERN, yo room om and sewing room bungalow, TILE BATH. Built-in cabe inets Large basement. Front drive ar., '2 block to Brookside car, stores. nly | $260 down, bal. $21.95 a mo. includes [taxes and ins. To see 1334 Commerce Ave. Call Mike Quinn, IR-2487, or MA-3521, By KIRK KIRK MCKINNEY _CO., INC.

BUY and BUILD

In Keystone Manor (6200 block Rocke ville Road). Restricted suburban subdivie sion, close to churches, schools and transe portation. Lares lots, 100x200; priced upe ward from $250.0 Paul Boardm MA-1331 FLETCHER TRU: S T COMPANY, "AGENT

$5.500 3819 BROADWAY

$60v DOWN-—$50 MONTHLY A dandy

| 6-Rm.

4-bedroom home, Large elece tric water heater. Good lot. Less than & square to school No. 66. Better hurry. LORIN DRISCOLL — REALTOR ~— MA- 2172 4810 CENTRAL AVENUE Close to schools, on bus line: fram colonial, three bedrooms, one master: oi urner. one-car garage; in good condie ion; price $7,500. M. E. MOLLOY, DR-2931, RI- 1267, | 5-Room Bungalow, $190 521 S. Trowbridge, southeast. Dome for the money, Mr 00 dom’ al, 7 monthly ee r. Nicolai Roepret RI-6412. IR-01 » My, J. CRUSE REALTY CO. "12s N. DEL, Hear Fountain Square 1213 LINDEN---6 rooms, modern; only $18.59 a «Donth Sh small down paye ment. DR-6427 Nachand. ALLISON REALTY co., “Realtors. _RI-2368, 1041 E. Raymond Four-room bungalow. Bath, furnace. Ape pointment niy CARL W. LINDEMANN. IR. 6760, . homes; all locations. See H. 0. L. C. pictures of property; low payments. low interest. Mrs. Olsen. IR-4489 | 3326-28 W, 9TH ST, 0 Dandy 4-rm. to side semi modern double: rents for $37.00. Will sell or trade equity on small home. Mr. Hartley, | BE-4212, Allison Realty Co., RI- -2368. 15 N. Mount, modern, garage; $270.00 Sash, balance monthly. Turner sldg. Loand Savings Assn, mcke AE . —l 4810 BERTHA ST. * semi-modern home; ood condition; d at $2100; $210

69 th. Mr, cartiey, | BE-4212, Allison Realty Co., RI-2368. | BE SURE of vour title. Demand an abe stract prepared bv - Union Title Co. 155 BE. Market St Union Title » Bldg, BUNGALOW-—-5100 NORTH Five-room modern; built-in features: good furnace; nice basement; side drive garage; under $3000. Mr. Woodruff. BRe 4074 CLARK REALTY. LI- 5596.

In “Christ the King” Parish

N. Kessler Park E. MOLLOY, Office, DR-2931; "RI: 1257.

M. residence,

Real Estate Investments 25A ————— $130 down} Shelby. DR-2197

Real Estate for Trade 26

80 ACRES—Southwest: “fair imy provements, | lots of fruit; 12 tillable; consider 5 or 6 house ox double; immediate fois Also a money-making af for residence or vacant aud 424 Peoples Bank. ] Wn

272-14 N. A Nice four-room semi- JLNEY easy terms 2308

Studebaker Realty,

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