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MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1940

Four Amateur Nines Still

Undefeated

» Buck boasted.

They’re Bairds, Atkins, Garfield, Richardson

Maybe next week-end

Kingan Gardener

they'll be able to do some- Fo

thing about Baird’s Service, Garfield A. C., Atkins and Richardson.

Those four teams’ members of the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association, are still undefeated after six weeks of sandlot slugging. Baird’s did the most devastating

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work over the week-end, humbling Allison’s 12-0 and 13-0. The feature game was played Saturday, however, when U. S. Tires finally managed to beat Lilly Varnish,. 9-8, after 14 innings of play. Dan Hanley scored the winning run from second when Sol Haver singled. The week-end results: MASUFACTURESS: LEAGUE

U. S. Tires, 9 Ly Yanmish, 8. Aikins, 5: Link-Belt, 3. ’ forfeited

1 Sehwitzer Commins ory INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE’ Basca, 11; Falls City, 9. Richardson Co., 8; Polk’s, 5. Pure Oil, 13; Solitaire, %. MUNICIPAL LEAGUE Prospect Tavern, 6; Indiana Fur, General Exterminator, v Tavern, 1. . Beanblossom, 2; Falls City, 1." CAPITOL ‘LEAGUE Usher Funeral Home, 4-1; Indianapolis

3- ; Garfield A. C., 11-5; ‘Klee Soda, 4-3. Sacks Auto Parts, 11-8; Triangle Market, 10-1 | BIG SIX LEAGUE

Allison’s, 0-0; Baird's, 12-13. } East Side Merchants forfeited to Moose. Union Printer vs. Marines, postponed.

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Carpenter Races to 1st

Here's how the dirt track speed boys came out over the week-end: Indian Lake — Swede Carpenter of Indianapolis captured the 30-lap feature event, with Clarence MecKissick, Geneva, second and Robert Stogsdill of Indianapolis, third. The tag race was won by Lee Jackson, New Castle. Greenfield, Ind.—Slim Rutherford of Whiting 'took the 20-lap main event in 10:32.2. Art Baker of Louisville, Ky., was second and Norman Hauser of Indianapolis, third. Rockville, Ind.—Spider Webb, the California Comet, lost a few feathers from his helmet here as Jimmy Wilburn of Los Angeles won the 20lap feature in 8:24.45. Spider, how-

ever, was second and Johnny De- |,

Camp, Richmond, was third.

Craws and K. C. Play Friday

The Kansas City Monarchs, the New York Yankees of the American Negro League, who have dominated the loop for the past seven years by winning five pennants during that period, will provide the opposition for the Indianapolis Crawfords at Perry Stadium Friday night.

Vie Wyss will be in center field for Kingan’s when the Reliables meet the Ethiopian Clowns of Miami, Fla., Wednesday night at Perry Stadium.

4-Bout Mat Card Drawn

A! four-bout outdoor grappling card has been lined up for tomorrow night at Sports Arena where Dorve Roche, a favorite here of several seasons, will try to take the aggressive Goon Henry, a “meanie” from Nebraska, in the headliner. Matchmaker Lloyd Carter has paired ' Mike Mazurki, 240, New York,.and Len Macaluso, 228, Buffalo, for the opener. Another tussle pits Silent Rattan, 178, Indianapolis, against. Buck Lipscomb, 181, Portland, Ore. Young Jack Kennedy, 228, Dallas, Tex., is going against one of the Zaharias clan when he tackles

‘Chris Zaharias, 229, Pueblo, Colo.,

in the semi-windup. Henry, a six-footer and a rough and tumble performer, won in his initial appearance two weeks ago. He scales 230 against Roche's 222.

Mixed Bowling Meet Carded Sunday

A ‘mixed bowling tournament will be conducted on the air-conditioned alleys of . the. Uptown Recreation Parlor next Sunday. | “The tourney will be an 800-scratch sweepstakes with an 80 per cent handicap based on averages of bowlers in summer or spring leagues if 12 games have been rolled. Otherwise, winter averages will be used. If participants are competing in more than one league, the highest averages must be submitted. Entries will be accepted by Edward J. Erler, manager of the Uptown alleys; Francis Leppert, manager of the Fountain Square drives, or Harry Koller, manager at the Parkway.

ollege Racquetmen Start Tomorrow

HAVERFORD, Pa. June 24 (U. P.).—College tennis stars from all sections of the nation gathered here

today for the opening of the 56th annual Intercollegiate Tennis Championship tournament tomorrow at Merion Cricket Club. Don McNeill, Kenyon College, was top-seeded, followed by Joe Hunt, the Naval. Academy’s Davis Cup star, and defending champion Frank

Guernsey of Rice Insttiute.

Frank Buck Learns of a Tough Animal—the Also-Rans

By HENRY M'LEMORE United Press Staff Corresponisent NEW YORK, June 24.—We took Frank Buck to Aqueduct and were scarcely able to bring him back alive. The man who has faced jungle dangers in Belgian Congo, Sumatra, Borneo, and the Malay Peninsula trembled like a child when confronted with the hazards and pitfalls of Aqueduct.

It was his first visit to a race complete confidence. Had he not looked the black panther in the eye from 10 paces? Had he not stood by in the compound while a python fought it out with a leopard? Had he not sparred, almost hand to hand, with the vicious rhino?

Bring ’Em On, Says Frank

He scorned our warnings of the :

perils that awaited him. “Bring on those pari-mutuels,” “Are they more vicious than the maddened seladang? Vainly we tried to advise him. But he laughed. He didn’t even watch the race that brought him in $10.50 for his $6 investment. “Too tame,” Buck said. “Like shooting monkeys.” So he took Dicty Step in the next one, a 22 to 1 shot. Stanley found Livingstone,

Step at the finish of the race. The Aqueduct safari from here: on out became a nightmare and the dauntless Buck must have wished he were comfortably beating his way betwene Upper Zambezi and Lower Zambezi. The domesticated horse turned on him like a maddened lion. Fighting Fox gave him a terrific beating in the fifth race. One of the favorites, Fighting Fox wound up ninth and Buck, armed only with pocketbook, was helpless to protect himself. After one more like that we followed his trail and finally found

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Back in New York, in his trophy room and surrounded by the heads of wild animals he had shot, Buck pointed to a vacant place on the wall. “See that spot?” he asked, pointing to a space between the heads of a jaguar and a panther. “Well, I was saving that for the time I finally bagged a king cobra, preferably one suffering from a toothache. You see, I wanted what I believed to be the meanest thing alive to hang up there. Now I've changed my mind about the cobra. What I really want to hang there is the head of the most dangerous of all animals—a race horse who doesn’t get a call.” His dream of dreams now is to bag the deadly daily double.

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Not That He Needs It; Just No Opposition

By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Service Sports Editor Joe Louis’ willingness to tackle anybody at any time is commendable, but there is no one for him to fight, so the champion should take a long vacation. If Louis cares to wait until Billy Conn or someone develops, he can keep in shape in exhibitions and gymnasiums, where no one will have to watch him make comic valentines of soft touches such as Arturo Godoy. Louis and his managers and Mike Jacobs do not see things that way, of course, although they have cheapened the championship to such an extent that it drew little more than $100,000 at Yankee Stadium the

other night . . . a lightweight figure in the heavyweight division.

Call the Police

The police ought to do something about it right now, but Louis will next be fed the Tony GalentoMaxie Baer survivor in September.

City, July 2, brings together a swinger who finally got himself in condition but who has no heart, and a fat barkeep who couldn't possibly get in shape, but who has plenty of moxie. Baer quit to Louis five years ago,

and only last summer was stopped by the mediocre Lou Nova, who in turn was halted by Galento. Galento saved the show a year ago by catching Louis off balance and dropped him just before the Orange Oval was belted out, but anybody who saw that one knows Two-Ton doesn’t belong in the same inclosure with the Negro. Godoy was a filler-inner when Mitt Monopolist Jacobs dragged him back from Chile to provide Louis with employment at the Garden in February. And that’s all he was the other night.

Let's Call It Off

Yet for making a chopping block of a target he couldn't miss, Louis again is hailed as the greatest warrior of them all, despite a record showing him to be nothing more than a remarkable hitter. Outside of his quick knockout of Max

kept waiting two years, Louis’ record easily might be matched by any number of ordinary performers of the past. All Galli-Curci could do was sing, it is true. It is not the young savage’s fault there is no worthy opposition. But the fact remains that Louis has yet to meet an opponent through whom he could establish ring greatness. Why not call the whole thing off before Joe Louis faces a charge of homicide?

Amateurs

SOFTBALL

The Bush-Feezle Downtown Merchants League schedule tonight at Softball Stadium: 7:00—Allison vs. Crescent Paper.

8:15~—J. D. Adams vs. Vonnegut. 9:30—Ayres vs. Gibson,

The Riverside Buddies defeated Dee’s Jewelry, 15-0, with J. Hanakhan pitching three-hit ball for the winners. The Buddies will play Indiana Avenue Market at 8 p.m. Saturday in Zionsville.

The Em-Roe Monday Twilight League schedule for 5:30 p. m. today: Rockwood vs. dius 2.

Broadway 101 vs. Rhodius 2

Junior teams interested in a tourney in July may contact Everett Babb at Em-Roe’s.

The Monday Night Church League schedule for tonight at Stout Stadium: :00—Lynhurst Baptist Lys ptist vs. Bridgeport 8;15—Second Friends vs. gelical. 9:30—Riverside Methodists vs. ual Baptists.

Goldsmith's Sunday Morning Secos won by forfeit yesterday from the West Washington Street Merchants. Tonight’s schedule at Belmont Stadium:

7:00—West Indianapolis Merchants Fons Side Merchants. Indiana Fur vs. Weaks Market. 8: :00—Redmen vs. Richardson's Market.

Last night’s Belmont results:

West Indianapolis Merchants, 7; Libertyville, Ill, 6. Goldsmith Secos, 7; Graham Motors, 2. aster A. C. Girls, 12; Libertyville S,

C. Y. O. Senior League results:

St. Philip Blues, 15; St. Thomas, 3. Sacred Heart, 8; St. Philip Silver

Streaks, 3 Roch’s, 2.

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Chrysler's of New Castle wants a game for June 30. If it will be a road game for Chrysler, please state terms. Write J. W. Lonabaugh, Chrysler Corp., New Castle, Ind.

Junior teams interested in a tourney in August may contact Everett Babb at Em-Roe’s.

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Swimming Meet |; Set July

The first of four swim meets under the supervision of the City Recreation Department and the Indianapolis chapter of the American Red Cross will be held July 4 at Rhodius Park, Hugh W. Middlesworth, City recreation director, announced yesterday. Seventeen events have scheduled. Men in charge of these meets will be Edwin Hine of the City Recreation Department and William H. Merrill, director of life saving and swimming for the local Red Cross chapter. Ribbons will be awarded for the first three positions. Points scored in each of these four meets by city - playground swimming teams will be tabulated at the close of the final meet for the city championship won last year by Rhodius. Merrill and Hine have announced that free swimming lessons will be given each week day morning at 9 o'clock at all city pools and beaches.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, June 24, 1940

LAP. —William He ~. beloved husband of € : f Mrs. Opal Hall, grandTack Springer, passed away Sunday. sho residence, ex rt services sda - ew Jersey 0 Re L

B Meridian. Services 26 to: presbyterian

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DOBSON—Je el A., of 129 S. Hawthorne Lan sexe! d ‘husband of Effie and father or Lena, Laurel and Winona Dobe

son, Jessie Coats, : Schuyler of Columbus. Q departed this fe Sunday, age 56, Funeral Wednesay. 2:30 p. m., wr) First Church of Nazarenes, Corner State and Washington Sts. Friends may call at Moore & Kirk Irvington Mortuary. 5342 . Washington St. tad Brownsburg, Ind. Friends invit GALM—Cha rles M., beloved husband of Helen Fitzgerald Galm, father of Mrs. Louis Skeeters, brother of Edward Galm, Mrs, Fred ‘Marion, Mrs. Emmett Perry, Mrs. Richard Kremp, Mrs. Wilbur Myers, randfather of Carolyn Sue Skeeters at his home, 5211 N. oo neal Auesday, y he 9a » Joan of Arc Church. Burial Crown Hill Ceme-

age 87. beloved . Anna’ Wyss, Arthur Gibbons and Mrs, po Medlin Ppssed away Sunday. iends ay call a Feeney & Feeney Funeral Meridian. Funeral Wednesday. ‘June 26, 8:30, at funeral home; Ho! ol Anols Church. Burial Holy Cross eme-

HELTON—Kathryn, entered into rest Sp urday, age 52 years: mother of Deane Conlon, Betty and Kenneth Met ton, daughter of Mrs. Elmer Strawy, Services Tuesday 10 a. _m. at Har Chapel. Burial Gretnlawn

%.. = 73 years, age e 0 y George and “John grandfather of Mrs. Agnes . passed away Saturday. Pyneral Tuesday. June 25, Ssher Mortuary,

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LANE Zwilliam Fred, ‘entered into rest Saturday, age 56 years, husband of Lillian G. Lane. father of Mrs: Pheriba Margaret E. and Donald P. Mrs. Prering Anderson;

D. H Blirial Washing-

LEWELLEN—Lilly ‘May Gatts. beloved wife of Johnathan, ih of Mrs. Mabel Henderson, Mrs. Jesse Bernloehr and Mrs. Mary Wrav., sister of Sherman Mrs. Marv Gardner, Noles © Mrs. Leota Silvey. city. and Mrs. departed i u A ave 0. Funeral Wednesday, June 26, at Unity Methods Church, Harding and 19th Sts., 10 a Burial Noblesville. Friends vated, Friends may view remains at residence. 23 Sugar Grove, until 9 a. m. Wednes-

RILEY Patrick John, age 72 years, husband of Celia Jane Riley. father of Mrs. Ruth Myers. Mrs. Mae Toole, Mrs. Cecelia McConnell, Walter, Morris and John Riley. passed away eariy Sunday at residence. three and one-half A north It Pittsboro. Services Tuesday, 10:30 .. Clayton Methodist Church. Friends invited. Burial at Amo. Friends av call at residence of son, Walter, Tear N. Tibbs Ave. STORZ—John G.. age 49. beloved brother of Miss Bonnie Storz. passed away Sunday noon. Services Wednesdav. 2 p. m at the residence, 538 S Friends invited. Burial Friends mav call at the residence after ock ndav evening. SULLIVAN Timothy F. (Ted, Sr.), beloved father of Ted Sullivan, Plier of Sister Frances Borria of Louisville, Ky.. Msr. Frank E. Duffy. Indianapolis, and Cornelius Sullivan of Ghisago, died Monday. June 2 Funeral Wednesday, June 26. 8:30 a. from the residence, 408 State St. Bervices at the Holy Cross Church a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. iends invited. Friends may call at the ‘Fesidence. TONEY—George. oeloved husband of Rosle, jather 13 Harry. Bruce, Elmer, Emory,

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See Auction ad under classification No. 36.

CAPITOL AT SOUTH 8-In. Shiplap In, $3.10

S. S. Rhodes & Son, 340 W. Wash. LI-83833

AUTHORIZED OUTBOARD MOTOR SERV= ICE. OUTBOARD MOTOR SALES. 6338

CORNELL. BR-0133. Washable Nationally Enamel adv. All colors, 1 v1.91.50 Farm & Home Supply, Inc., 1325 Ky. * Nationally adv. brd. Paint In 5 gal. cans $1.20 gal, Farm & Home Supply Co., Inc., 1325 Ky.

RAT-ACAKE Only kills rats and

mice. Non- ~Polsiots. LURIE CO. 132 S. Penn. 3 SIX. 15”.

26 foot, I beams. POPULATION WRECKING CO. Delaware. LI-6270.

TABLE TOP gasoline pressure stove, white,

MILLION 310 8.

4 mos. old; seme! ates .50; only $59.50,

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A Handy List of Reliable Firms and Individuals Published Every Mon. and Thurs.

(AAA SIGNS) Lou Spivey Sits, Truck R[-4011

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

LADIES’. MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN -PRESS-REPAIR-REL'NE REASONABLE

MEYER O. JACOBS

212-214 E. 16th TA. 6567

(AUTOMOBILE DEALERS)

M’SHAY-MURPHY. INC.— 1133 XN. Meridfan. DeSoto-Plymouth. LI-65

CARROLL Sinai NC 1145 N. Meridian (Used Cars) RI-6998

OLDSMOBILE. used cars, service. HICKCREAN OL LDS.. INC., 1302 N. Meridian,

C. H. CH CO.. 951 N. Meridian RI-

PACKARD USED CARS 1511 N. Illinois St. ~ WEST SIDE MOTOR SALES, 2419 W. Wash. Ford Products BIRR MOTORS. INC. 833 N. Steriaian, Dodge-Plymouth. LI-8305 nd Plymouth sales and service. Capitol Motors. 433 N. Capitol, LL: -oane ally at IAN PONTIAC. INC. RI-2401. ASTER,

s36 NORTH _ SIDE CHEVROLET, ING. . 63d St. Broad Ripple] T SIDE CHEVROLET. INC. Irvington rs TOMOBILE | PAINTING)

W. 9th, RI-2471. DuPont— Fulmer seat

CHRYSLER. -PLYMOUTH used cars. 4576

_____RI-5521 LES. INC. BE-1450

E00 vin, finishes: covers. (AUTO 0 RADIATORS)

VERHEAT ING corrected. aS3ks. repaired. re-coring. replacements. ACME "RADIATOR CO. EST. 1918 ~ (AUTO REPAIRING) 701 N. Calif. RI-3685

Bill Glenn’s Garage

(AUTO SERVICE)

AUTO SERVICE, 4111 E. ® uichigan. 15-0005 Body. fender. repairs.

(CONTRACTING & REMODELING)

CONTRACTING—Remodeling, cement work. DR-0792. RA HART.

roofing and LPH LOCK“Termites Inspection Free.”

(CONTRACTORS)

REMODELING—Painting; estimates; . no down payment; 3 years to pay. CAMP-

BELL. BE-1850.

( DECORATING)

MODERN home decorating: interior and our pay-

exterior: repairs: investigate ment plan. TA-3412. WOLF department store, Nathan Wolf Prop, Complete ae merchandise. 1525 lin (DRUG STORES) ert perscription service. A Yepiver, Call CH-4221

(DEPARTMENT STORE) ois. RI-1T7. PILMAN Pharmacy. EB 2766 Roosevelt Ave. (E-.ECTRICAL Shor) FRANKHOUSE ELECTRIC 1506 E. Washington. RI-6670, IS sea Ee ing, Contracting and Repairing.

(FANS, MANUFACTURER)

KEEP COOL with fans from Manufacturing Co., 720 S. Mer.

(FARM BUREAU)

CIANA FARM BUREAU, 6th Floor Farm Bureau Bldg.

(FILLING STATIONS)

M. & E. RI-1549.

ING. RI-2541.

TUNE GP?—LOY'S SERVICE STATION. Spark Plugs, Carburetors. Ignition, Batteries. 5201 Madison. DR-0200. (FOUNDRIES) LANGSENKAMP - WHEELER Brass Works, Inc. Brass, bronze, aluminum gasungy; machining. 1234 Shelby. DR-1525 (FUNERAL DIRECTORS) W. YUTT FUNERAL HOME Carmel, Ind. (FUNERAL HOMES) HARVEY FUNERAL SERVICE MOORESVILLE, D PHONE 19 (FURNACE CLEANING) CLEANING. REPAIRING—Victor Furnaces; Oil Burners, Blokes Gas__ Burners. HALL-NEAL FURNACE. LI-4576.

oO.

x Rebuilds Wrecks. (AUTOMOBILES—USED)

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$1 Holds Any Article " Layaway Open Until 9 o’Clock Saturday Night

AT SIRLIN, Manager, 1021 N. Meridian. RI-4876. Lincoln Zephyr: and Mercury Distributors. | IAMS JR. ~ (AUTO WRECK REBUILDERS) Ai SOR INN, 1450 N. Penn, Comis PERN MOTO rebuilding. 24-hour wrecker

service. (BLINDS) 71 SURHAM CO., 134 N. N. Alabama. - Ro” Indiana's leading “Blind Men.” (BRICK _ AND BLOCK WORK) and block work; brick ointing; aR all work | guaranteed. 010. (CABINET MAKING) ) All kinds cabinets made to CH. CH. 3422 order. General eral carpenter. {CEMENT ' CONTRACTQRS) CEMENT aving,. construction srmamental sill, avi, ale, ld n ex De orches. DOUGHTY. LI-1019.

(CEMENT WORK)

HENR LESING, cement floors, porches, Ey iy driveways: reas. PR- 6951,

(CHURCHES—ROMAN CATHOLIC) ST. JOHN'S Catholic Church, Father Ber-

(CIGAR STORES) MONTE GRILL CIGAR STORE 601 N. WEST. . R1-0048. (CINDERS & CRUSHED STONE) CINDERS, 60c yard. Crushed stone, sand, gravel, sodding, grading, excavating, general hauling., HE-3098. LOLEANERY ALERT bonded dry cleaners. Vince Con=gajnen oe prop. 4618 E. Michigan. IR-

(CONTRACTING) FRXCAVATING, basements, removing dirt,

ices. Free esti R-7863, 1.

nard Sheridan, 129 S. Capitol. RI-2021,

" (FURNITURE) Ln used furniure, re lege HOOSIER UTFITTING CO.,

ere COMPLETE Body and Fender Sten TRIANGLE BOD N. Cap RI-3297. (GENERAL REPAIRING) FOUNDATIONS — Flues, Pointing; gutter | P Sleanmg, repair work; cement work. BE-

OF | =

ROOFS, gutters, brick work, floor work; free estimates; reasonable. HE-5535. BE-3967. (GRADING AND SODDING)

GRADING, sodding, excavating. work; bauling rich dirt: cinders.

cement CH-

(JANITOR. SUPPLIES) “SANILITE” All-Purpose Cleaner, 5 lbs., 50c. National Sanitation Co., 229 Indiana, RI-2237. }

(JUNK DEALER)

SQUARE "DEAL RAG & META \, CO. Jos. ._ Smith, Prop. 1016 E. 15th. RI-0651. _ (LABOR ORGANIZATIONS) § 1 UNION PRINTERS make good customers, progressive merchants know this!

dianapolis Typographical Union.

(LAMPS _ REFINISHED) WE_ make your old LAMPS like WErdNASD 8 KORD CO., CH-2486. (LIGHTING FIXTURES REPAIRED AD. REFINDS HED)

new.

LEO ORD Joos Quiagiurers of ns RI "1502 E. 34th St CH-2486.

(MINERAL WATERS)

MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER— From Hct Springs. Aransas 955 Ft. Wayne. RI-3212, LI1-273 sin (MOTOR FREIGHT SETTER TRANSAMERICAN FREIGHT LINES, INC., 1456 E. 19th St. CH-1651. (MOTOR OIL) L. GRAY WAVERLY CO.. 3907-9 Mil“lersville. HU-1040. “2 years or 30,000mile guaranteed.

(NIGHT CLUBS)

JITTERBUG pS ontest Every Nite! THE HoH?

AT-FID CLUB. No Cover han a Mass (NURSERIES)

DOWNING NURSERIES—Evergreens, Shade Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, “Landseqos Estimates Free.” DR-T7

CH. 0895:

modeling. Eves., PAINTING—Inside, le, “out; work “guaranteed;

“roofing, after 6

call CH-6753-R. free estimates. Michigan. HOWARD JINES, BE-1039.

s6Yy General Painting. inc Mobley Sco Est. free. HU-6449. Painting, Gen’'l. home repairs; screens. Kelly & Williams. LI- 9439 _.. (PAINTING A AND CLEANING) COMPLETE house,

leaning, painting, exfolio. interior; “furniture, T4855. cleaned;

fully_insured._ Evenings. LI (PAINTING.

PAINTING —

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR. DECORATORS Bl Ra Interiors, exterior floors cleaned and polished. E. Mobley & Sons, HE-5439. 190 Carroliton.

(PAPER HANGING)

- F d pa hanging. RI- 18 i 9 Athi Irersiate nels.

A-1 PAPER HANGING. Work guar. Free est. 12%c a oll, BE-1831 (PERSONALS)

CT, sodding, rich fill dirt, driveways, crushed s one, cinders, steppingstones; excavating. -2768. (GROCERIES. MEATS)

SHOP and Sav WHITE'S MARKET. uality Foods. Open day-nite. 401 S. arman. BE-0370.

SHOP here and save. M TS, 662 Coffey. Hiatt. BE-2250.

(HATCHERY)

FARM BUREAU HATCHERY — Barred Rocks, White Rocks, White Leghorns, Bronze Turkeys. 610 Kentucky. RI6513. RI-6225.

(HAULING)

sodding, grading: cinders, rich Gash I away: reasonable.

TTR SPECIALTIES)

MERCANTILE CO., Household 33 W. St. Clair. RI-1031.

INSURANCE)

Revoked Drivers’ License All other auto and 1108 insurance. * Als

RICHARDSON BE-1072; 1301

HA aay

MARRS.

L. B. PRICE Specialties.

HAND at nursing or care of small child; d e; white. CH-0313-J. (PIANOS)

BALDWIN PIANO SALES ROOM 44 8S. Penn.

Uh- 1431

(PRINTERS)

Wedding Invitations, $3 Per DUNLAP PRINTING CO. 33 Vir. 100.0304.

(PRINTING) For printing: it will pay you u to see RICH- _ ARDS THE PRINTER, 127 E. New York. (RENT A NEW 'C. 'CAR) RENT A NEW _ CAR! 1940 DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF, INC. tucky Ave. RI-7788.

Models. Ken-

62,135 subscribers everv day in Marion County rion to read your want ad In The Times. Results at lowest word rate in the city. Phone RI-855L

(REAL. ESTATE) SUBURBAN and city listings. ‘East Side VALTER ay 4200 E.

Now! home of you “Your B00 A p EUGENE NERO.’ "614 Pane EER es TAURANTS Announcing Open Air Garden — Roy's ITTLE SICILY. Spaghetti dinners specialty, 121 E. 23d

__ (RIDING EQUIPMENT)

RIDING Equipment. For men and LF gen, LASe OUTDOOR SHOP. 9 Ohio. 1-

Wishington.

EHRICH ROOFING CO. _ 1-2-3 vears to __bpay. 1628 Bates MA-1080.

. (ROOFING)

Roll Roofing 90-1bs. Slate

All colors. $1.19 S. 8. Rhodes & Son, 340 W., Wash. LI-8833 (RUBBER STAMPS) LYTHE RUBBER

NAME STAMPS. 30c. B '_STAMP CO.. 128%2 N Delaware. RT 6138

(SALVATION ARMY)

YOUR newspapers clothing hel 1 W. Geo

others. orgia. ARMY. RI-6622. (SANDWICH_S] "SHOPS)

CHIOREN SANDWICHES ur CHICREN SHACK, 2224 W.

us hel LVATIO

Specialty.

"(SAVINGS _ 8S & LOAN y ASSOCIATIONS)

NION FEDERAL SAVINGS & ASSOCIATION. 137 E. ao L1- 3655,

ARSENAL BUILDING & LOAN ASS) RI-5901

819-20 State Life Bldg. (SCHOOLS AND COTIERES

| FAIS College of Pharmacy regs oi day Sept. 16, 1940. 802 E. Mare et.

-1753. (SERVICE S 'E_STATIONS) FARBER'S GULF SERVICE—Gulf prods ucts; road es tires: Daltaries: aCe cessories. 621 8. 1llinois. LI-0489. © (SIGN PAINTING) EXPERT sign painting and lettering; day service: reasonable. CH-7789. (SODDING) SODDING, GRADING—Top Soil. Crushed Stone; Cinders for driveways. Reasons able. TA-2578. _(TAVERNS) CABBAGE PATCH—Good food drinks entertainment. 901 Harrison. MA-0913. CARL QUILLEN, proprietor.

(TAXIDERMIST)

FAULTY N. PECK—1648 Collége. '& Tens mounted,” natural as life.

APPY

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(TIRES FOR SALE) TIRES All sizes, $2-$3. “Near Ft. 8q.” 1034 E. Morris. DR-1530. (TRANSPORTATION) MICHIGAN-INDIANA TRANSPORTATION CO.—A. L. Stowell, mgr. 336 W. Mc= Carty. LI-3943. (WALL _ WASHING—PAPER CLEANING) _

~ CHAS. R_HARMON—1310 W. 86TH.

TA-7769—TA-6219, (WHERE TO DINE )

WHITNEY GRILL—Good foods, choice cold meat luncheons a specialty. 111 Monume

(WHERE TO EAT)

THE NORTHWAY—E. 10th, Frozen custards, sandwiches, service, drive-in.

(WINDOW SHADES)

1350 N. Illinois. RI-1581.

LAND WRECKING CO, CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. 1320 Kentucky Ave. . LI

Emerson, fountain