Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1940 — Page 15
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Prospect Tavern Leads
Munic pal League
Only one nbezten team remained
for each of the Indianapolis Ama-|_2 1 Association ‘leagues a: week-end of cut- || tition that saw five
teur Basehal today after | throat comp out of the perfect ranks. : Prospect, Tavern continued to rule the roost in the eight-team Municipal circuit as the result of a 3-2 triumph over Falls City. In the Capital City League, Garfield A. C., winner of [three straight, is showing the way. The A. C. boys knocked! over Sacks Auto Parts, 4-3, yester-| day when an outfield error allowed:
Corby to Quit PI
two Garfield runs to score in the
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Printers thei first defeat, 8 to 0, ‘and remained atop the Big Six heap. In Saturday's leagues, E. C, Atkins! tops the Manufacturers competitors | with three straight victories, while Richardson Rubber has an identical record in the Industrial circuit. The standings and week-end results: MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
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Prospect, 3: Fallh City, 2, General Exterminating, 5: Empire Life. 4. Indiana Fur, 3: Fireside Tavern, 2
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Union Printers, 0, Allison, -4.
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CAPITOL CITY LEAGUE Garfield A..C. 0
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c SOFTBALL Tonight’s schedule in the BushFeezle Downtown Merchants League
7:00—L.
8. Ayres vs. Vonnegut Hardware. 8:15—1J.
D. Adams Allison Engineering. 9: 30—Gibson vs. Crescent Paper.
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Two new teams, the Anderson C. I O. club and the Noblesville Modern Woodmen, have entered the EmRoe State League. This week’s play will open Wednesday night, with the
Kokomo All-Stars and the Illinois Street Merchants meeting the Lenox Tires at Lebanon. In girls’ games the same evening, Kokomo Girls meet Lebanon Girls at Lebanon and Burlington Girls play at Sharpsville.
Goldsmith Secos scored a 19-1 victory over Klee & Coleman in a Eush-Feezle Sunday League game vestefday. The Secos colored team will practice tomorrow at Douglas Park.
Results in the C. Y. O. Senior league: ~=Division 1
Lourdes, AL 3 aromas 4. 4. Fa 5; St. Philip Biues, 4. ~—Division 2%— Cathedral 1, 5; St. Roch’s
y 3 St. Catherine, 17; St. Philip Silver Streaks
Holy Baa, 7; Holy Trinity, 0 Mitchell A. C. defeated Plainfield, 3-2, in an Em-Roe State League | game.
West Indianapolis Merchants dropped their first game of the season last night, losing to the Terre ;Haute Commercial Solvents, at Belmont Stadium. In other/games Muncie Sugar Bakery defeated International Harvester, 11-4, and Hosiery Union defeated
Kay [orden 8-17.
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n Times: Specidl CHICAGO, June 10. —Corby Davis, fullback for the Cleveland Rams and former gridiron great at Indiana University, was reported today
to be quitting pro football. School in Chicago.
How ‘Easy’ the
deuce, and the entire four finished dired figures. ; : Hogan, whose windup bullets balls off the tees -like lead from a ma-
while Demaret shared honors with a neat explosion shot from a trap to the right of the gréen. Heinlein was the only one to be jinxed by No. 13, but he recovered nicely with an eight iron after his tee shot had gone into hiding behind a tree just off the fairway. Nelson's birdie three was best on this 405-yard test. Nelson’s artistry with the irons showed itself again on the 201-yard 15th, when Byron coupled an accurate 11-foot putt with ‘a pretty smack from the tee.. This was one of the few times on the incoming trip that Nelson failed to have putting trouble. For the most part, he and Hogan found their greens shots stopping just short of the can or to the side. A long putt gave Heinlein an advantage on the 17th, and the four took fours on the par-four finals.
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But they all had lots of fun. And their might even be a radio spot waiting for Mr. Demaret, who wore blue pants and a yellow sweater and turned every wisecrack from the gallery into a double play. » ” ”® U. 8S. Tires and International Harvester, both undefeated in four contests, are leading the Industrial Golf League. In week-end matches, the Tires downed Schwitzer-Cum-mins, 37% to 10%, while the Harvester linksmen outshot P. R. Mallory, 362-1112. R. C. A. won from Kingan's, 29-19. 8 ” ”
"Ernie Stanfill and Ray Gest fired a net 64 to win yesterday's tournament at Pleasant Run. Their gross best ball score was 72 and they worked on an eight handicap. Fred
| Wuefling Jr. and Harry Busses took
second ‘place after winning a draw. They had a 7T4-9—65. George Burnell provided the other excitement at Pleasant Run yesterday when he deuced the 479-yard 18th hole. An accurate wallop with a brassie turned the trick.
Gates Wins Cycle Tourist Trophy
Bob Gates of Indianapolis today held the Tourist Trophy by winning the grand championship final event’ on the Midwest Motorcycle Club’s 51st annual trophy racing program at the Six Hills Course south of here yesterday. In -addition to annexing the feature event, Gates finished first in two amateur class races. Following him to the tape in the main event were Perry Helton and Ralph Moore, both of Indianagolis. Moore carried off two races in the novice division, the third going to Teeny Harrington of Indianapolis. Carl Rogers of Danville, Ill. won the open consolation race. The races carded in the expert division were canceled because of lack of suitable competition. Summary: Novice Class ,
45-Inch — Ralph Moore, first; Rody Rodenber ond; Deb Moore, 80-Inch—Teeny hap a olis, first; Dale Smith, Indianapolis, second; Jack R Dorger, Danville, Ill, third. Final— Ralph Moore. grsis Rodenberg, third.
Amateur Class
i Inch Bon Galen Indianapolis, first; erry Helton, Indlanapolis, second: Griffin, Colunibus, third, » sang Amateur Finsl--B ob als, naianapolia, ohn Griffin, secon a e Orleans, third. if Tipe
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Open Consolation Event—Carl Danville, Ill, first; Jack B WN Leon Charles
Rogers, erger, Danville, Mayer, Indianapolis,
Grand PFinal—Bob Gates, first:
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Boilermaker Tac¢kle Gets Big Ten Award
LAFAYETTE, Ind. June 10 (U. P).—Richard Potter, Sioux Falls, §. D., Purdue football stantlout, to-
day has been named 1940 winner of the Big Ten medal presented antually to the outstanding scholarathlete of the school. |
Boilermaker eleven, Potter was graduated yesterday with the ranking of distinguished student, highcst offered by the Jiniversity,
Open Qualifiers Seldom Win Title
Only three golfers who earned their places in the sectional qualifying rounds for the National Open ever won:the championship. They were Tony Manero in 1936, Sam Snead in 1935 and Willie MacFar-
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Heavyweights in Supporting Roles
Heavyweights will furnish the supporting card. action for the main
event between Billy Thom and the
Great Mephisto on the outdoor grappling bill tomorrow night at Sports Arena, The opener is between Don MecIntyre, 224, Kansas, and Young Joe Stecher, 233, Iowa. In the semiwindup, Mike Mazurki, 240, New York, goes against Goon Henry, 250, of Arizona.
Thom is anxious to turn in a victory tomorrow night as he has always hall trouble with Mephisto. The latter has beaten Billy three times in two seasons. Thom scales 130 and Wephists, 182.
Jersey City Wins Lengthy Twin Bill
By UNITED PRESS Twenty-three innings and four hours and 31 minutes of baseball gave the Jersey City Giants a 1ouble win over the Toronto Maple Leafs yesterday, 5-4 and 3-0, but left the Liitle Giants three games out of first place. The Giants made it five out of six in their series with the Leafs by taking the double bill, the first game going 18 innings for the longest ¢ontest in the league this year. Alexander Carrasquell, Washington
optionee, won the opener, going to the mound for Jersey City in the 10th and hurling the nine scoreless innings. He allowed only three hits, the Giants scoring the winaing run on Eric Tipton’'s error. The nightcap, featured by Clydell Castleman's three-hit pitching, was called at the end of the fifth to allow the Leafs to catch a train,
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Colonels elp Blues Fatten Lead in A. A.
Bluegrass Boys Knock Over Millers | Twice
By UNITED PRESS ° The Louisville Colonels hurnibled Minneapolis twice the Kansas City double-header wiin which projected the | Blues into a game and a half lead| in the American Association. . A single by Buck Jordan followed by Art Parks’ double| in the ninth inning of the first game brought the Colonels a 6-to-5 victory. In the nightcap, Tex Hughson pitched
Blues split a
Minneapolis, 4 to 1. The. Hens outhit the Blues in their first game and piled up a three-run lead in the first three innings. The Blues -were unable to score until the last two innings, largely because of Harry Kimbérlin’s pitching, and the Mud Hens won, 3 to 2. Big John Lindell held Toledo to four hits in the second game, while getting two off the Hens himself, and the Blues won handily, 5 to 2. The Columbus Red Birds handed Milwaukee an 8-to-4 licking in the first game, but Milwaukee managed
turned seven hits into eight runs for their victory, while the Brewers could only squeeze four out of 11. In the nightcap, hitting honors were even—each team got 13.
A New Diz Is On Road Back ; A new Dizy Den was embarked fo
Yesterday, little more than 72 hours after he said farewell to: the|m
{ Chicago Cubs, he pitched the Tulsa
Oilers to a 5-4 triumph over the Ft. Worth Cats. Dean’s new sidearm delivery, which sailed his “powder - puff” ball mixed with several fast ones past Ft. Worth, and his own bat won the game for the Oilers. Dean singled in the ninth inning and romped his way around the bases on two Dizzy Dean successive errors by the Cats to the delight of the 8000 spectators. After fanning the first two minor league batters he had faced in championship competition since he went to the St. Louis Cardinals from the Houston Buffaloes in 1932, Dean gave up only six hits. “After working a full game, I'm sure this sidearm stuff is going to
arm's pretty tired right now but I'm going to get it under control. You just watch and see. I had to do a lot of experimenting today but it's going to be okay.”
Stella Walsh Sets New 60-Y ard Mark
PHILADELPHIA, June 10 (U. P.). —Stella Walsh of Cleveland today held a new world record. for the women’s 60-yard dash after sprintmg the distance in seven seconds flat at the Sports Congress held for the Paderewski Polish Relief Fund.
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Runs batted Seon, Newman, , Schlueter 2, Brac k, Phillips. Two-base .- Stolen bases— Galatzer: Sacriflces—Pasek, Sivess. Double plays—Eng hon to ‘Bejma to els. Bejma - to Phillips to Brack (2), Hill to Lang to Newman (2), Left on base Paul 9, .Indiana oli 8. Base on Balls Of Belknap y 5 Struck out by Sivess 3. Hits off Taylor, 4 in no jnning (pitched to 4 men); off Bel5, in! 2%3 innings; off Reis. 3 in 5% innings, Hit by pitcher—Reis, by Sivess. Passed balls—Schlueter 1, Losing pitcher Ti Taylors. Umpires—Genslea and Weafer. me—
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Rune batigd in in—English, Bejma, Gerlach, Leod 2 ck, Barrett, Clifford, Brack 2 aan. Two-base ATI Galatzer, Morgan, Scott, Bejma. Home runs— Frglshy Mack. Stolen bases—Mcleod. MorSacri fermen. & Gerlach. Double 1 uw Newman, Frasier
Left ‘on bases—St. Paul 7. Indianapolis 7. Bases on balls— Off Frasier 3. F h
in 3 innings Hit Gliftord, r ench. Wild pitches—Prasier 1. Passed balls—~Olifod 1. Losing pitcher—Caldey in pires — Weafer and Genslea. me—
Clevelhnd Driver Victor at Sharon
SHARON, Pa., June 10 (U. P.).— Traveling - better than a mile a minute, Bert Phillips of Cleveland won the main 10-mile event at the Sharon speedway here yesterday.
Jack Krause, Pittsburgh, was second; Jim Bigley, Canton, O., third, and Bill Brankhouse, Cleveland, fourth.
Johnny Holmes of Los Angeles set |
the pace in the qualifying trials by speeding around the half-mile dirt track in 26.4 seconds. Holmes also won one of the five-mile preliminary races. i
Q—Did Max Schmeling knock Joe Louis out of the ring at any time during the course of their first fight?
A—No. Joe was down several
timeg but never outside of the ring.!
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PIGEONS DELAYED, WEATHER BLAMED
Indianapolis racing homing pigeons, liberated at 4:55 a. m. Sat-
miles from here, apparently ran into kad weather in their homeward flight, owners said today. ‘The first to arrive checked in with its owner, Thomas Meyer, 5750 E, Raymond St., at 7 a. m. yesterday. The next arrived at 2:20 p. m. yesterday at the home of its owner, Abe Glanzman, 4036 Madison Ave, So far, others of the 45 birds in the race have not arrived. But owners said they will come straggling in. After two weeks of rest and feedirg, these pigeons will be ready to race again. - The best time birds in
mile race.
Jeaths—F unerals 1
Indianapolis Times, M res, Monday. y. June 10, D, 1940
CLEGG—Joseph (Pat), entered into nto rest Saturday, age 60 years, husband of Bes3ie. LCISEE. father of Mrs. Fern Scholmer, May Monroe, Mrs. Leona Chadwick, Virginie: Kathleen, Normagene, Maude . and Arthur Clegg, stepfather of Forrest Watson. -Services Tuesday,
and Hoyt Aves, Friends may call at son’s residence, ‘287 Detroit St. Burial Washington Park Sn
GLASSON—Frank E. 71 years, beloved father of Louie Sisson, Muncie Enis Glasson, Logansport, Ind.; Walter Glasson, Eldon,- Iowa; Mrs. Otis Shannon and Mrs, Mell Heines, Seymour, Ind., and Mrs. Alfred Kaufmann, city, passed away Sunday evening. Funeral Wednesday, 2. p. m,, at the S. F. Tower Funeral : Home, Seymour, Ind. Friends may call at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 8. East St., from 4 p. m., Monday until 1 p. m,, Tuesday.
HORTON—Margie L. (Heiny), 1205 E. 63d
Tompkins, Peru, Mrs. ‘+ ville, George Heiny, city, Charles Heiny of Martinsville, Herman Heiny, city, departed this 1i Sunday Puneral ‘Wednesday. June 12, at Moore and Kirk Jdrvington Mortuary, 5342 E. Washington ert : a. m. Burial Crown Hill, Friends ‘invite
JOHNSON—Frank P., age 90, passed away Sunday night at the home of his son, Howard Johnson, on W. 79th St. Service at the Flanner &
Crown Hill. mortuary’
LOHRMAN—Kathleen Louise, entered into rest: Sunday, age 11 months, daughter of Carl and Mary Lohrman, granddaughter l of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lohrman of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cecil of White Cloud, Mich, great-grand-daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Leaird Eaton, Ind, Services Tuesday. 1 p. m., o residence, 2124 N. Drexel Ave. [Anderson and Muncie, Ind., papers please copy.
M’CLARY—Matjlda E.,
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Sarvices Tuesday, Burial Floral Park
11951 Broadway. Cemetery. M'DONNELLCharles. beloved father of Mrs. James J Donnell Jr., died Saturday. Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary after noon Sunday. Funeral Tuesday, 8:15, at the mortuary, St. Anthony's Church. Burial! Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends
MOONEY_Teresa. wife of John Mooney, ‘mother. of Mary Margaret angd Florence Mooney, sister of John Thomas, James, William and Edward ‘McGuire. Mrs. Mary C. Frisz, Mrs. Joseph Diel and. Mrs. Charles N. Smith died at St. Vincent's Hospital Saturday Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary, Funeral Tuesday. 8:30, at mortuary. 9 a. m. SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, ‘Burial Brazil, Ind. .
SHAUGHNESY—Michgel J., brother of ary and Cecelia Shaughnesy and Mrs. Agnes Callahan, Pittsburgh, Pa.; father of Ruth, George B., Mary and Margaret
Mary, and Margaret ‘Body will be taken from the Kirby Moruary to the home, 1813 S. Monday evening Funeral Wednesday, at the home, 9 a.m. St. Patrick's Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.
WATTERS—Edward C., age 75 years, loved father of Oma V. Watters, George Washburn, Mrs. William H. and Clarence T. Watters, stepfather of Mrs. Mabel Hanseman, Mrs. Ester Honan and Mrs. Lucille Lu‘cas, passed away at the residence, 1133 N. Arsenal Ave. Saturday afternoon. Funeral from the residence Tuesday, 10 a. m. Burial Earlham Cemetery, Richmond, Ind. Friends may call at the residence any time.
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indian polis Times, Monday, June 10, 1940
WASHBURN—Clifford T., 330 N. Ridgeview Drive, departed this life saturday, age 54 years, husbanti of Margaret and ther of Lester of Chicago. brother of . 18. E. finan ot St. Petersburg, Fla. and’ Mrs. H, Fungra
Bal ay, he & Kirk ton An NAEY, . fends {a1 hs or. Haute papers
please copy.) Card of Thanks 2 WALSH TS the many Trends. relatives
and neighbors, express sincere thanks for the lovely spiritual and floral offerings and other expressions of thoughtful kindness and sympathy extended to us at the death of our loved son and brother, Patrick J. Walsh. We especially thank the Michael Gorman, Rev. Joseph Bollmer, Indianapolis Police Dept., Fraternal Order of Police, Wm, H. Block Co. and George W. Usher for his efficient service. SISTERS and BROTHER.
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2000 Northwestern Ave. Copeland refrigerator, vestau- , rant size. 33038 E. 10th. Open eve. $69.50 REMODELING —
TERMS. MOORE _& MOORE. INC. BR-5425: nights, SR-1274,
: RUSH “JOBS MAKE US
SMILE. HENDRE RINTING, 685 Century Bldg. MA-346%,
roan fixtures, bakers equ Ss .. Special 41
__equipment buy-sell TIRES—Nice lot of 5.50x17 and 6.00x16, $3 $2 each. 3117 W. Wash, Open evenings:
Used 5-Ft. Built-in | Recess B ATH TU 3823 N. Illinois. ATH TUR $13.
WALLBOARD. $2.60 Si gee o cash Sr Rone S & SON, 340 WASH §
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treatment. DR. A. P. HALL, 402 Kreske Bldg. RI-3198, (AAA SIGNS) Signs, Truck | Lou Lou Spivey “iting RI- 4011 (ALTERATION SPECIALISTS) (GIES RT Ld TLR CLEAN - PRESS - REPAIR-REL NE REASONABLE 212-214 E. 14th TA. 6567 (AUTOMOBILE DEALERS) MURPHY. INC,—1133 MeridWM SHAY.MUR? Plymouth. LI-65 bad La = TWRIGHT. INC. 1145 a Rr AR Cars) RI-6998 sed cars, service. HICKOLDSMORILE. INC. 1 1302 N. Me -PLYMOUTH used cars. Cn yz Ric CO.. 951 N. MS ‘Ri: 4576 = CKARD USED CARS __ 1511 N. Tinos 86. Cc Rl. E MOTOR SALES, 2415 5 Wath, Ford Products ay BIRR MOTORS,
INC BE- 1450
0 d Plymouth ales and DO re 433 N. Capitol.
1 thy as at SHAN “PONTIA Vol ] & Br 2401. HAVE wn
RI-2401,°
VROLET, INC. 38 5 53s JORTH SIDE # Gif Broad Ripple
T E C . INC 5436 BAST SIDE © Irvington (AUTOMOBILE_PAINTING) ____ DUCO ( Ww. 9th, RI-2471, DuPont— BRO ol finishes: Fulmer seat covers
service. eh ie
(AUTO RADIATORS)
OVERHEATING corrected, leaks repaired. ST. 1918
~cori replacements. ACME. RADIATOR CO. (AUTO | SERVICE) el in N AUTO SERVICE. 4111 BE. E haan TR -0800. Body, fender, repairs. Rex Rebuilds Wrecks.
(AUTOMOBILES—USED)
N. Manager, 1031 N. Meridian.
Lincoln Zephyr and Mercury Distributors. FRED | fit ILLIAMS JR.
(AUTO WRECK K_REBUILDERS) ENN MOTOR INN. 1450 N. Penn. ComP Plete = MO RIN 24-hour wrecker | __ servic
L. SIRLI Ride. 3
(CABINET MAKING) | kinds cabinets made to CH. 3422 nay General carpenter, (CAFETERIA) nd Grille, 3832 N, TliEas Cates Breakfast, lunch, dinner served daily. (CARPENTER) SCREENS, | built-in pibinels to measure, Estimates free. BALL & DURBIN, 525 Mass. Ll1<2184. arches -6951
(CEMENT WORK) Jobs; waterproofing. (CHEBCHEE-RONAN CATHOLIC) nard Sheridan, 129 S. Capitol. -2021. (CIGAR STORES) R1-0048. ERS) cannon wi prop. 4618 E. Michigan, IR3030. M. at mhey Son of pd anto M. Iways (CRUSHED STONE)
SHOP here an | MARK TS, oy
(DENTISTS)
Dr. Bertram Riffle, CH-1859 DD. 8. 2719 E. Wash.
DEPARTMENT 'STORE)
WOLF department store, Nathan Wolf Fo no plete Ane merchandise. 1525
RI-17 DRESS M MAKING) ~ THIMBLE SHOPPE Dress Making Special. Two. tub dresses $7.00. 219- 220 Occidental Bldg. LI-7013. ~ (DRUG STORES) PILMAN Pharmacy. i ert | perscription BL. a deliver. 2766 Roosevelt Ave.
(5, EOYRICAL RHORS FRANKHOUSE ELECTRIC _CO.._ 1506 E. Washington. RI-6670, IR-5442, a ter. ing. Contracting and Repairin (FARM BUREAU) hl INCIANA FARM BUREAU, INC. 6th Floor. farm Bureau Bldg. RI-2541. (FILLING rani DRIVE IN—TOM CARSON'S STATION. Expert lubrication. ai TSONrYY and S __Meridian Sts. RI-00
(FUNERAL aT
JUTT FUNERAL A0OME __ Carmel, Ind.
(FUNERAL HOMES)
HARVEY FUNERAL VICE MOORESVILLE, IND SER 4, 19 ___(FUR REMODELING, REPAIRS) Sots, Sleaned. Jased, new, loops. HE-2166, ih i
(FU ERAGE CLEANING) CLEAN ING REPA ® hE NER rumen okats. eR ANTIOHE) BETTER used furniture for less. HOOSIER OUTFITTING GO. 331 B. Wash (GARAGES) COMPLETE Body and Fender yepaliing
’ and Faintin RIAN 8HO x ng. T aA NLT BODY 701 N. Calif.
Bill Glenn’s Garage 1S (GENERAL REPAIR)
Foundations, flues, pointing; | BE- 4298 |
Gutter cleaning; repair work. : (GRO OCERIES) oP & SAVE D RKET — 1i Grocerisy, 1 AVeuroPe ns aauliLy Wash. CH-013 —{ GROCERIES A AND | MEAT MARKETS
visit Fy new, x modern" ment $, degartmant.
SHAG! RKET, Mois. X pre. RR EnerY.
save. RICHARDSON 662 Coffey, BE-1072; 1301 __Hiatt, BE-2250.
SHOP and Save, WHITES MAR ET uality Fog 8 pen day-nite. 401 8S. RALETEY) Y — Barred "Ee TI s, y 8513. RI-6325. Hey
{HOUSEHOLD SPECIALTIES) MERCANTILE CO., Household 33 W. St. Clair. RI-1031. Sb Ta (INSULATION) TERMITES Free inspt. anywheré in state, 5-Year Guarantee. Termite Control Co., Inc., Indpls. HU-4252
(INSURANCE)
Revoked Drivers’ License Ap A En, Ln pe 308 ng Trust Bldg, RI-5040 (JANTTOR SUPFLIES) “SANILITE~’ All-Purpose Clean
Soe. National Sanita on 430 Indi ana. RI- 2237. i tes C8, 1
"(JUNK DEALER) UARE DEAL RAG & METAL 0O. Jos. ox Smith, Prop. Foie E. Toth R1-0851 {ZADOR 0. 10ONS) UN make good customers, prostuine merchants how this! InJapa cal Union,
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Gas Burner Lise. ners.
arman
L. B. PRICE Specialties.
TIRING -Victer Furnaces: |s;
(MACHINISTS)
SENKAMP— Wheeler Brass Works, oars & Aluminum Foundries Ma-
DR-1525. MINERAL .- WATERS) MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER— From Hot Springs. Arzansas, 958 Ft. __ Wayne. RI- 313," LI1-273
(MISCELLANEQUS 1 BOUGHT AND SOLD)
We buy all kinds of ~ DR- 2500
Junk, at best prices. Call “(MOTOR FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION)
TRANSAMERICAN FREIGHT "LINES, INC. 1456 E. me CH TORO
AVERLY CO., 3907-9 MilQe vears or 30,000-
LANG
EL ORT lersville. HU-104 mile guaranteed. (NIGHT CLUBS)_ JITTERBUG Contest Every Nite! THE CAT-FIDDLE | NIGHT CLUB. No Cover Charge, 947 Mags, (NURSERIES) DOWNING NURSER ERTES—Evergreens, SJ Shade Trees, Ornamental Shrubs. “Landscape Estimates Free.” DR-7755-3
(PAPER CLEANING)
BE. 2149 Paper hang
Paper hanging, ¢ painting. ’40 Samples. W. Wilkins. (PAPER _ HANGING) PAINTING. pa st “hanging. “general contracting. 5 SMITH, 05040 Chelsea Road. BE-39] IR. FAPERAANGING AND CLEAN NING h ree estimates: work) Lr Saase nied: : ERICK BLUME, PAPER HANGING
able; Immedlate 3 service: teed. WAINSCOTT. DR-
cleaning, 180%
A Painting-—Reason-Work guaran2310-
G A nBERTS, CH-8 5% work
R HANG terior. exferiols guaranteed | A-1 PAPER HAN IE Work guaranteed. Free 5. BE: 1831 iti 1233¢ a roll. INTING. PAPER HANGING—Tntérior A rs. Free estimates. Work gua anteed. HOWARD JINES. BE-1039. Paperhanging. s steam.; paint. ext. and int. Work guar. DR-2231 (PALER K_STEAMING) \ Paper steaming. Work guart., CH-43170 1 exp. Al Meredith. ~ (PLASTERING) PATCH PLASTERING—New gud 3 id "work.
specializing in old work. (PIANOS) : +4 sPALDWIN | PIANO SALES ROOM enn
MA-1431 g+iTIANe_STIPIOY) iE oh MADAME McDONALD Conservatory Teacher, Beginners and ‘advanced pupils. Reasonable, RI-5790.
(PLASTERING)
44 S.
CHICKEN
INDIANAPOLIS CO;
TIRES!
RI1-0265.
FAULTY N. PECK—1648 College.
____(RIDING EQUIPMENT) quipment. For men snd women, 0. 2G! 250 TDOOR SHOP, 9 3 Ohis:
JA _Lihes ROOFING CO «2-3 vea pav. 1628 Bates MA-1080 Bo i
RING __AND > TIMING
ATLAS ROOFING & FURI ES siding. ig Free estimates.
(RUBBER as NAME STAMPS. 30. o RET, STAMP CO. 1282 N. has. ra
(RUG_CLEANING) Rugs Cleaned Smith Complete Home Service. DR-2214. (SAFES) :
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REMINGTON "RA RAND. INC. Filing 2qutbe
typewriters, 700 Crest Bldg.
(SALVATION ARMY)
adding Teal 7481
Yo A Giormnt velp FirIeR
ARMY. RI-6622.
SANDWICH We ANE: it the POW Tast SAN ICHES: DAN CNG, our generations _here.” 2744 Madis >
SANDWICHES “oir Eel: CHICKEN SHACK. 2224 W. oth lag:
D on SUNSET SANpWICH HOP." “Gnd food 4 nk 45 W.
Wash. BE-04 : phiiyias & Srey ASSOCIATIONS)
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AT State Life Bldg. s (SCHOOLS) on [v) J KcRistration D Pas. 186. {840° oF %
ry AND _ COLLEGES)
INDIANAPOLIS ( College of Pharmacy rege
istration Jar Sept. LI-1753,
30 16, 1940. 802 E. Mate
(SODDING)
SODDING, GRADING—Top Soil, Erahed.
Stone, Cinders for driveway able. TA-257 } se
Sams ARD SERVICE--TIRES)
TC. R. BROWN STAND SERV. 201 Ky. Ave. - R1-0263.
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(TAVERNS)
—| CABBAGE PATCH—Goad food 5 oem entertainment. 901 nis os,
CARL QUILLEN, proprietor,
____(TAXIDERMIST) - lege. 'SpeciHE-
mens mounted,’ 8 Soon. d,”' natural as life
oe. 5 NEW WORK—35 Years experience. NTON. Days, DR-0741-R: evenings,
DRA 1087 oof PRINTERS ye
0%, 1000 bond letterheads, 1000 “envelopes, $10. UNLAP PRINTING CO. 33 Vir. LI-2394. PRINTING) ~~~ — i will y you to see RICH127 E, ork.
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Hg To RADIO. SERVICE. EXPERT Radio Service. Cars or homes,
Mi TCHIG AGANSIND INDIANA TRANS
(TIRES FOR SALE)
» All sizes, $2-$3. “Near Ft. Sq." TIRES y Sines 3. ear Ft. Sq.’
E. Morris. DR-1530. RANSCER ANTS STORAGE)
JAS. B. GEIER—1919 Carrollton. HE-3539,
Local, long distance, Padded vans.
(TRANSPORTATION) NSPORTATION 336 W. Me-
> Biawell, mgr. So LI-394
( USER CARS)
Alm; makes, CONN BROS., 615 N. West.
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Tomaimeine siofiy. Sm dinners i ROBPING"""
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DR-I 632 ING. cement t Goora. ST. JOHN'S Catholic Church, Father Ber0 Re 601 N. Ha Fad dry cleaners, vince ConCOTTAGES 4 CH ICREN DINNERS) KE D jeady cle clean A COITAG ES." es. wh Stone, $2 T.;
Cement work; large, Ft Steps ws Salis driveways: reas. I ST. GRILL CIGAR STORE ALERT bo BMY <0 Seanbiowom. . Ross 135; 8 1 a one Br. 3148.
5 Roll Roofing so-. IST.19
8.8. Rh Son, 340 W. Wash, L1-8833
Good Used Cars
(WALL WASHING—PAPER CLEANING | ‘
1145 N., ~NCTEE Studebaker Dist.
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