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MONDAY, JULY 29, 1940

Dazed Indians

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Challedon Comes Home in Front

Are Losing "Em &

Two at a Time

Times Specinl

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 20— Indianapolis’ dazed Indians are losing 'em in pairs nowadays and are obtaining a firm hold on the American Association cellar | Their record during the current swing through the West reads two games won and eight lost, including three double-header defeats. One game remains to be played on this Western trip before the Redskins depart for Louisville to battle the Colonels Wednesday and Thursday. Tomorrow is an off-day for the Tribesters and they probably will spend it in thinking of “what might have been.” However, before getting a vacation, the Indians were scheduled to ackle the league-leading Blues this afternoon in a single tilt at Ruppert Stadium.

Blues Stretch Lead

The Blues thumped the Hoosiers | twice yesterday, 9 to 8, in 12 innings, and 8 to 5, in the seven-inning nighteap. Kansas City has now won eight straight and is seven games ahead of second-place Minneapolis, proving that if the Blues are to be overtaken they will have to be halted by a plague If Hoosier fans desire to have a good ery, they are advised to peep at the league standing which shows | the tail-end Indians 25's games behind the team they are now plaving In Milwaukee Saturday, the Brew- | ers beat the Redskins, 3 to 0 and 4 to 3. Bob liogan was the Tribe pitcher in the first tilt and Pete Sivess, Jimmy Sharp and Don French In the second. In yesterday's struggles here, Red Barrett and French toiled in the 12-inning affair and Earl Caldwell and Sharp in the windup. French | relieved Barrett in the 10th and Sharp relieved Caldwell in the sixth

Overtaken in Ninth

The Indians held a lead of Tto 5 after batting in the ninth only to falter and the Blues tallied twice in their half and deadlocked the score In the 12th the Redskins stepped out and made it 8 to but the league leaders were hot to be denied and chalked two markers in their half and copped the laurels In the second fracas the count was 3 to 2 at the end of the third but the Blues hurriedly broke the deadlock in the fourth by scoring a pair of runs. They made it 8 to 3 in the sixth The seventh and last frame saw the Tribesters make a courageous try but a rally fell one marker short of a tie and the Riues triumphed again in spite of the fact they made five errors Lone home run of the day was a smash by Walter Rerger of the Tribe in the first tilt. Bob Pritchard, the Tribes new first sacker, made his debut in Milwaukee Saturday and played in both games here vesterdav |

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W. LI. Brann entry set a new track

Stepping the mile and a quarter in 2:02,

Exterminators Running Even

With Prospect

Feneral Exterminators’ ascent into!

ja tie with Prospect Tavern for the

Municipal League leadership was the big week-end news in Indianapolis amateur baseball circles The Exterminators frolicked in the fourth against Falls City, scored all their runs and walked off with a 9-3 victory At the same Prospect was battling extra innings with Empire Life, only to drop a close 3-2 decision in the 11th. Both the Exterminators and Prospect have won nine and lost two Sacks Auto Parts and Garfield A C.. which have identical records of 9 and 2 in the Capitol City League staved neck-and-neck. The Auto Parts club walloped Triangle Maye ket, Soda, 1Tto 6 Taking a double-header U. 8. Marines, the Union gained ground on the idle and un beaten Baird's Service nine in the Rig Six I.eague The scores were 15 to 2 and 8 to 6 P. R. Mallory stayed within a Hatt | game of the unbeaten EC. Atkins

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In Test Round

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§ # of Martinsville, former State Junior champion, who shot a low 70 yesterday dure ing the tuneup lap, picked out a new white cap this morning, He found that his headsize had not changed and that he still wove

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” Dave Morey

i vou don't shoot a 69 with that hat on today, vou never will,” Lawson commented. Morey came back with: “Tl probably shoot a 69 on the front nine.” » »

The dark horse of the field was Ike Cummings, who was working He fired a Club “he

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4 vesterday, commentators red hot.” »

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In special instructions players were told that there would be no penalty for balls going in gopher holes, that the ball could be lifted and placed no nearer the hole, “Ro,” said one of the fellows, “if you lose your ball, ali you gotta do is say it went in a gopher hole.” “Yeah” countered Bob Smith of Anderson, “All you gotta do is find the gopher hole”

Gene Pulliam Jr Station WIRE was broadcast and arvived just as his threesome teed off. But the hustle didn't seem to bother his game--he had a 36 on the front nine

Jinx Is Hounding

Millers Again

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Minneapolis today found itself

seven games behind the American Association leading Kansas City Blues and part of that distance the Millers can blame on the jinx that invariably hits when the going is hardest. Columbus, for instance, took the Millers, 12 to §, yesterday, in the first game of a scheduled doubleheader. Rain delayed the second game and it had to be called in the third because of the 6 o'clock Sunday law. The Millers were leading 4 to 0, but only the first game went on the books. To add to Minneapolis’ gloom, Coaker Triplett, a former Miller, hit a triple and two singles that drove in half of the Birds’ runs. In another double<header, louis ville tripped up Milwaukee, 5 to 4 and 7 to 6. The hitting was even! in the first game-—each club got 11 nt the Colonels came from bee

hind to tie the score in the eighth!

with two runs and went on to win in the ninth. After a five-run splurge by the Brewers in the third

inning of the second’ game, Louis!

ville's Hughson was jerked and Gentile stopped Milwaukee cold.

The lowly Toledo Mudhens hopped |

on St. Paul and took a doubleheader 7 to 5 and 7 to 6.

time |

16-3, and Garfield bumped Klee ,

Printers |

Pastimers

erew in the Manufacturers League | with a big 14-1 batting spree against | the lowly Schwitzer-Cummins elub. Atkins, meanwhile, was Link-Belt, 7-6. The league's chief [individual performance was Owen Keene's one-hit game against Lilly Varnish, Keene pitched U. S. Tires to a 5-2 victory Falls City defeated Basca to go into a virtual second-place deadlock | in the Industrial League, but Pure Oil stayed ahead by downing | Solitaire, Complete scores: MUNICIPAL LEAGUE Exterminators, 9; Falls City,

Empire Life, 3: Prospect, 2 Fireside Tavern, 12; Beanblossom, 4

CAPITOL CITY LEAGUE Sack’s Ante Parte, 17; Triangle Market,

( 17: Klee Soda, 8 BIG SIN LEAGUE Union Printers, 15.8; U.S Marines, 2.8, MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE 1. S Tires, 6; Lilly Varnish, 2 PR. Mallory, 11: Sehwitzer- Cumming, 1. Atkins, 3: Link-Belt, @ INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Pure Oil, 9; Solitaire, 2 Richardson's, 13: Polk's Milk, 2 Falls City, 13; Basea,

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BASEBALL

Franklin Cubs made their record 10 wins against three losses when they defeated the Brown County Athletics at Helmshurg yesterday, 8 to 2. Ray Hollandbeck kept Athletics’ eight hits scattered. Next Sunday the Cubs will be | host to the Paragon nine at the Franklin Armory diamond. Yester= day's score:

| Franklin 102 000 031-8 R

Athleties 100 100 pon 2 3 HA Hou beek and Wheatley; Leyman and

SOFTBALL

It won't be long now until the! eighth annual city softball tourna- | [iment, the largest in history, will be| [under wav. Officials of the Indianapolis Softball Association will meet tonight at City | few cases of player duplications of [the rosters of the 46 contending teams and to allot dates to the two stadiums, Stout and Softball, which will be the scenes of action Another meeting tomorrow night! will be devoted to pairings, and | Wally Middiesworth, City recreation [director and tournament manager, [has urged all managers to be present for this important meeting The Indianapolis champion continues on "into regional. semi-final and final play in the state tournament conducted by Association, Virtually every team of any ime portance in the city has registered for the tournament.

Riverside M. E. will oppose Sec ond Friends at 7:30 and First | Evangelical will meet Lynhurst Bap[fist at 8:45 tonight in the Em-Roe Church League games at Stout Stadium. |

Goldsmith's Negro Secos were to practice today at 5:30 p. m. They are to play Stewart-Warner tomorrow night at the Singer Bakery Negro team of Muncie in the feature tilt at Soft{ball Stadium Wednesday night at (8:30. In previous games Secos defeated Stewart-Warner, 7 to 6, ani Singer Bakery, 5 to 4 For games

with Negro Secos, write 535-7 8. Illi- XA 1612 until |

| nois St, or call Lincoln 5 Pp. m. or Lincoln 2136 after 6 p.m.

Local Horseshoe Team Is Beaten

The State Street Horseshoe team.|10 20

weakened by (of its regular

the absence of four pitchers,

terday at the State Street courts. Ray England paced the visitors, looping 172 Fingers in 268 attempts.

Another fi or Patty

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 20. Patty Aspinall of Indianapolis set a new Indiana A. A. U. 1:185 in the women's breast stroke during ,a week-end] swimming meet here. Miss Aspinall also held the old mark of i: 18.7,

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THE og TIMES

Darkness Halts SLAPPED WIFE NOW Skeet Shootoff HUNTING FOR WORK

Life appeared to hold a brighter outlook for an 18-year-old mother After Merrill Christie, IndianapoFt. Wayne, |

today. The mother,

an orphan, told Mu- |

tempts for the 12th annual State 'Nelis her 10-year-old husband skeet shooting championship at the ‘slapped her and their 4-months-Capitol City Gun Club late yester- old baby day, darkness enveloped the range] She said he hasn't and prevented a shootoff. Shoot- seven months and would come home| offs in four other events also were at night grouchy and take his mean-| prevented. | ness out on her. | The two-man title was annexed| “Is this true?” Judge McNelis

worked for

{by Harold Beanblossom and I. 8. asked the youthful husband. ‘Pratt, both of Inidanapolis, with a | total of 198.

“Yes,” he replied, "but I was terribly jealous of her.” Gun Club re-| He reached for her small hand | which tightly gripped the railing in | front of the judge's bench.

The Capitol City | peated as champion in the five-man |

485. Vent Nil an JEsrepaie ot} “I haven't had a steady income,

and NE Lar Hl judge, and have been able to gel | Pratt, 100; H. Beanblossom, 98; O/B! & few i, passing handx bills and caddying 1 BRGridee: 9; 1 Booker, %5; D. Judge MecNelis looked at mother, “Have you any other | sides the ones you have on,” asked. “A few,” Antonio Hullman of Terre head. oR; Rt a Pyvenei Vie The young mother told the court, “tied with 95x100 that plans were under way for a ee I Ru MC anh Shans: | responsible family to care for the

{ clothes be-! he she replied, lowering her

Other results vesterday:

Class AA Harold Beanblossom and L S. Pratt with 196x200.

Class A -REd Marback and Dr. O L.| Baldridge of Terre Haute tied with 383100. a wan was third with 97x1 | Ass Haute x100;

| ion eer

aL" L. Baldridge courtroom. | “I want you to do everything you lean to get this little lady a job so she can have a little happiness and a few good times she has not had | Since she hag been married to this| boy,” Judge McNelis instructed the Man. “As for vou, the judge said sternly to the youth, "we're going to keep, vou in jail a while so that young lady can try to get a job without you bothering her. I'm going to continue your case until Aug. 21. Bond will be $2000.”

Ruth MaCutehan, and Mrs. McCutchan won the | shoot oft | baby and afford him things that! Tied Tor thi Bi Ciouthers and MR | neither she nor her husband would Pugh of Terre Haute, 906x100 | be able to. Class DE. I. Kemph 97x10; L. Ford | and Bd Bash of Ft. Wayne tied for see897x100. Junior We |i r., of Terra Haute An added a —_— was an exhibition by Al Topperwine, San An- | tonio, Tex, trick shot artist. Ninety[nine marksmen participated in the final day's program. In Saturday's competition Sam Indianapolis, broke 98 of | 100 clay targets to win the State 20-gauge title, Other Saturday results: Dave Arnette, Indianapolis, wo the Class A gauge honors with and the small gauge title with 97. L. S. Pratt hit 46 of 50 for top | laurels in the sub-small gauge event, Bob Baus, Ft. Wayne, annexed |

the sub-junior honors with 44 out of 50, and Paul Lewis, Indianapolis, |

Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Monday, July 2,

ALPHA James William, of Jessica Anne, father of James William | Jr. departed this life Saturdav, years Funeral Tuesday, July 30, at the Moore & Kirk North Side Colonial Mortuary, College at Fairfield Ave, 2 p. Friends invited,

BRAND may and burial Detroit,

CLASGENS-<Margaret, Frances Clasgens of Union City rs. Alice . Cain and Mrs Sehronz of Indianapolis, died Sunday Friends mayv call at the Kirby Mortuanr: Funeral and burial Tuesday at City. Third Order of 8t, Francis and 8! Mary's Study Club mest at the mortuary for prayer, 8 p. m. Monday

CRANE <Rsther Maria, wife of Charles ¥ Crane Sr mother of William D Charles Jr. and Rosemary Catherine Crane hter of Charles Doolittle died Sunday. Funeral Thera m., from the residence 1820 N New Jergev, # a. m. 8S. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery Friends invited,

FENNELD «= Mrs KRaturdav evenin at her Carrollton Ave, Service at tha Goodwin Funeral Home, Frankfort Ind., Tuesday 30 p. m. Friends invited

Mrs. Ruth MeCutchan, Evansville, won the women's champions ship with 96 out of 100.

A.B, C's Victors

The Indianapolis A. B. C.'s broke a 3-all deadlock in the fifth inning to score a 4-3 victory over the De-

troit Stars in the first game of a scheduled double-header vesterday at Perry Stadium. The second game was called on account of the Sunday law in the sixth inning with the count knotted at 5-all.

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beloved husband Jersev, pasted awav Sal Service at the Planner & Tuesday, 2 p. m

GAINES-—RBert, 3041 N. New urday evening Ruchanan Mortuary Friends invited,

J GARDNER-—Fred © at the residence Sun:l dav. Service at the residence 4131 N Meridian St Tuesday, 4 pm invited Burial Crown Hill

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Indianapolis Times, Monday, July 29, 1030

GREEK — Ben jamin PF. entered into rest hushand of Tena

Saturday, age 77 vears, Greek, father of Mrs, Florence Rerkhoft, | Mrs. Mabel Manthei of Champai ihe, ly and Virgil Greek, Services Tues m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Ry urial Washington Park Cemetery,

AUER<Charles W., age 79 3010 College Ave. passed away Saturday evening. | Ssrviee at the Ct & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, Friends invited Burial Crown nin, ‘Friends may call at the mortuary.

MULLEN<Winifred (nee Fahey), assed away July 28 beloved Fhomas Mullen and mother of Indianapolis, Mrs. Delia Rogers, Mrs, Nora LeBouf, Mrs. Marv Jackson of Detroit, Mich, and late Michael J Mullen of Detroit. Funeral from the residence | 1318 Rembrandt 8t. Wednesday, 8.20 St. Rridget't Church, 9 m. Holy

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SWEENEY Daniel ®, Helena C. EBweeney 8, at the residence, Funeral Wednesday, from his residence. Cross Church 9 a Holy Name Society 7:30 p. m, Tuesday,

July |! Serviee m, Friends will meet for prayer

at Holy invited, |

BOWER We desire to “thank our friends for their kindness, flowers and sincere words of sympathy in our late hereave- _ ment. Mrs, D. Fr Bower and daughter.

We wish to express our hanks and appreciation to our friends, relatives and neighbors for their kind. ness, sympathy and beautiful florai of. ferings received during the illness and death of our beloved mother, Katherine Hess Kaltenbach., Also wish to thank the singers, ministers, Rr and the Harry W, Moore Peace Chan THE DAUGH FERS.

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. LI-9410 after 6 p. m. NEW JERSEY, 2324 N.-=Nicely furnished; innersprings: shower; gavage. phone; meals optional: reasonable, | NEW JERSEY, 2102 [=Comigrtable, | Double bed: overstuffed chair; lamps. | Single; double, Reasonable ORANGE, 1218-2 unfurnished rooms; vate home, near Fountain Square | VERMONT, 38 W. Apt. 7 in beds, 2

39; | able, 20871, 8 ' 20022 |

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closets, | BETWEEN COLLEGE, BROADWAY Close in: homelike: near bath, gentleman. LI-102§ NORTH of 38th—Comfortable, leges: Jrenkian optional; HU-R563. | LADY - SHARE desirable 4-room apart. na Private entrance. $4 week, LI. a.

«3 home privie A | v y |

ROOM with small family, tion near 8 a carline;

tional. IR. 4 - Home Priv,

cooL ix opt _TA RED

| Rooms With Board 15’

0/85. COMER. “twin beds “| het water; downsta Widow's home. 3 meals. DR-O14-R._ BROADWRAY, 809—Nice front room windows; 2 meals: optional, __RI-2718 BROADWAY. 2320- Large. “attractive room, cross ventilation, LRRersprings, meals | optional. _Garage, HE.322 — ENGLISH. 1302; 5 Single, _Mmeals; hot water: shower. maid. "| PENNSYLVANIA, 2132 “NN. Single, well ventilated: good .| _Rentlemen; phone. 38. | 14TH. E. 664— Nice room, cross ventilation, near bath, good meals, garage HE- 3837.

Hotels 16 : HOOSIER HOTEL $3] = bath, ‘SPENCER "HOTE rates,

| New Cocktail Lounge.

+| Cap., 8, J rms, Gentlemen.

i garage op- | f ae

1203 Attractiy e.

double; MA-21 double;

desirable, showers 440 Massachusetts,

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$4, JAP JONES

Mav

181% Nice “outside ‘Clean, “83 0 up.

Low trans. invited, 22

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[i NEW JERSEY, 631 LN. “Nicely

$3, $3.50. lower 1, 2 rooms. Parking.

furnished Phot eh 2 rms “kitchenete: 1103 Central,

3 Rm. apartment; vorch, RI-

| $5.00 UP—Apt.: clean: newly painted Bide

a [$8 TLLINOIS. 1132 N. ag constant hot water;

1186 UP; Library A Apartments: "desirable fur8 nished TN CN Mer a utilities: walking er

| ALABAMA No ment: cool, very lollaway: adults, one Risen ror rate in oity an

1518-3. ad front apart11. 18-38; desirable; frigidaire. 10-27-38;

1 10-33-38; 17636, 1oWest want ao

quick results.

"| Housekeeping Rooms

room. | ALABAMA,

fur- ! reasonable |

Gentlemen CHESTER.

~Comfor tably |

Hampton |

—. | COMER,

water. |

0 ' «29-30. | MICHIGAN, 420 BE —Desirable; cross venti-| 35. | lation; private home: privileges; reason-|

pri=

Desirable room; | elevator, |

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large closet; |

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suitable 1-2 | MERIDIAN. N.

“beautiful locas | | UDELL,

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8 | 30TH

a 2 LOWER,

bed and meals; |

Apartments for Rent

up. 248 8. Ill. | of ventilation; lawn;

ls E. Ohio | GENERAL APARTMENTS,

‘Nicely furnished | sink. on-

1421 N J«room apari ment, utilities, stant hot wat | BEVILLE, 1020 N= ette, downstairs; tion: private entrance, CH-T008 BROADWAY. 1134-3 large lower rooms 87 _Room, kitchenette, $4.50. BROADWAY, 1608-—1-room studio | couch, constant hot _water, 3. | BROADWAY, 14224 Rooms, furnished frigidaire private bath, porch. adults, garage, 87

(CARROLLTON, 2548 with Kitchenette, car, HE-5553 40 N —2-room n apartment, eve furnished Private entrance. Near carline IR-5648 COLLEGE, 1537—2-Room apartment, nicely furnished; front porch, private entrance; adults . COLLEGE. 1547-3 rooms, vate bath and entrance, Adults COLLEGE, 1524-3 cisan cool lower rooms; range, sink. 3 adults; 87. 1140 front vats entrance;

Kitchenventila-

Large room, utilities: good | - “cool |

“Large front | | utilities, $5. College |

ervihing

furnished: pri- |

room, downstairs, garage, $4.85. DR-0618-R. | DELAWARE, front roam, Peasonable { DORMAN, 730-2 Clean, Jadle, sink. Small child welcome Private; . | FALL CREEK, 155 E. Large; private bath: tion; utilities; $35. HA-238

HIGHL AND AVE, 21 N.springs, table top, Adults, ILLINOIS, 431 Keeping room, Also sleeping. ILLINOIS, 814 ment; utilities: MERIDIAN N., ment: sink: front room;

“Nice large Electrie AN

400 N., Apt. Kitchenette,

a Delaware) —

2 modern, innerrange; utilities,

N., Apt. 1--Modern large closet, private sink,

Clean, l-room apartcheap; RII distance 2270-=Clean 3-room apart innersprings: vorch., Also sink. 968, APT. apartment; near springs: walking distance: ORIENTAL, N., innersprings, Frigidaire, entrance, hot water 857-2 front downstairs rooms, next bath: private entrance, HA-2925-M | NINTH, 140 W.~2 rooms furhished: utilities. porch Apply Gas Station, 9th-| TR TH. 22

Retehen

11- Attractive bath; reasonable

2-room

utilities, private

utilities, optional.

0 E.—Furnished room, privileges, Garage 5:30 p. m | fore jos Carrollton—2 rooms, ed. well furnished: built-ins, tion: next bath. HE-.3784 T1187 W.—Nice new 2-room | apartment: utilities: private bath: trance Adults 3 FURNISHED. all outside rooms: hts. ath, gas. private entrance. 220 N

“redecoratrefrigera-

front en-|

fi) also 1-2 upper 608 E. _12th

quiet; _unfurnished. 2

“cool, furnished or

MAYFAIR

221 East Ninth Street, ciency apartment. Electrie refrigeration, Will decorate: $26.00 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, Agent.

> 4 Large Rooms, Nicely Furn.

$60: Clean, well kept building:

good address,

plenty | 2725 N. Meridian

APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU

Cholce apts. gladly shown. Ll- 5558

INC. W. Vermont. L1-2439

$42.50 ~Colonial apartment doubles, north, New, attractive: 2 bedrooms, tile bath: garage: near Riverside: iS minutes to own

Open. 1409 W. 20t

$25-835: 615 N Pennsylvania, Desirable 1-2 modern Enos ac henetie) splendid location, CH-099

CARROLL LTON, cross Apt, PARK, 031—5 rooms: modern: upper dulex; garage: heat and water furnished; __335. 1-8401. 44 Virginia Ave.

rooms, bath; $50. Owner,

aT Four PH utilities;

Furn. Houses—Apts. $45—4500 EAST — 3-rm

Util, Gar. OT

room |

electric refrigera=| 6.

house-

mners

20—Attractive two rooms, |

Modern effi.

18A | Houses and Lots Sale

Furn. Houses—Apts. 258

= rooms, kitchenette; [)

KENWOOD, : utilitias 5, porch, garage,

bath apartment, | $8.50. RI-2234, a = | WOODRUFF PL ACE, 611 B. DRIVE—2. room efficiency; bath, porch, electric refri gerator, utilities 2 adults, $9,

FROM THE CENTER OF THE EARTH ON UPWARD TO THE HEAVENS-— you R3 IF you OWN THE LAND per mo

$16. 1g 8 Rm. Mod.

corating. Price $2350. Dn. pay $233. See 1521 Carroliton Ave, (800 E.)

- - - $14.4 SUBURBAN

Price $2100. Dn. pay. Bertha St. (3rd St.

ington St

double: gacondition

| Houses for Rent | $60-—124 RB. 47th: 3-bedroom rage. water paid excellent | _TA-6625. HU-133 en 2033 N. DELAW Se . 4-room “upper du- | plex, constant hot water, l-car gar. Call Mr. Burtt

Hall: Hottel €o.- LI. 2541

| SST. E. 137 Between Washington Bled . $13.15 DR e Dre $2000.

Pennsvivania. 3-bedroom brick double. sleeping porch, insulated HU-632 payment 3200. See 2013 Carrollton. Call RI-8790, day or evening.

THREE-BEDROOM house, located 3600 N | Elbert L. McDaniel, Realtor |

newly decorated; completely carpeted ——_-. a a. BUY ON TERMS

downstairs: stoker just ins talleq ZF osses-| sion Aug 15 _MA- 143 1 _or HA- 22 1414 PARK AVE,, 10-room modern, only $2500, 2354 GUILFORD, 326 N.

(B= your vacancies for tits T-room car

occupancy. Clark Realty DFARBORN, garage, 218 | $650,

DETROIT ST. L CH-6204. 2619 E ‘11901 ARR 120 ACRES sale, Near Bainbridge,| $1000, Good land. Cultivated. Reasonable. | 2240 N. TEMPLE, 6 rooms, _Ow ner, c H-78 99, DR-T792 Edw, Dillehay

SMALL DOWN PAYMENT—BALANCE F.| J. S. Cruse Realty Co, | A. New five- yoo modern For, | or | I h Grove. DR-12 | 20 ACRES at Sout a ‘ other buildings, running water, Ideal poultry farm. DR-6748-W, LAND BANK and insurance farms. Most counties in Ind, Fasv terms RT-0109 JOHN CASE. 916 Fleicher Trust Bldg

per mo. 6 RM.

SEMI.MOD. fair condition, $210. See 4310 W. N. of W. Wash.

DUPLEX, $3650. Dn. 2422 Carrollton Ave.

mo. 8 RM. MOD.

* LJ mo. 5 RM cond. Price See

per fair ment $365

fair Dn.

106 N. Del. ®

full basement: | reconditioned, room. Paved road: trans-| school: $2,850 10% down 12th

| LI- 5596

| [Fa rins—Suburban

modern, S-room

£2000,

modern =

bungalow: Completely

EAST —5new furnace Long living portation: HUDELSON

room

t-room seml-mod,q

{OW AVE, 8-room modern, for

on -

lots, $1200. RI-6413 128 N. Del,

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

Union Title Building 155 E. MARKET ST.

hotise shade

6-room

Eastside Homes “close toyll5 8S. Bancroft condition. [429 § Spencer [624 N. Dearborn 1 2931 N. Denny 22 All can be hought 10 "down. "Easy terms, “| includ ng taxes and insurance BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. 243 N Delaware RI-34717 Er ‘es. s. BR- R-1428

Storeroom and Residence

8024 Warren: 6-room semi-modern. | Food operated successfuly here for | years. Good goBdtion, $2,600, Terms.’ later Mr. Woosley. IR-808 RI- 2010 oj S2150% REALTY Co. Realtors. TR-2368,

| Business Property “desirable condition.

“Meridian; in: good

RENT. storeroom,; CH-0928

“830- “450 "s. | close “warehouse. good

RENT. $30—S. State: a" railroad. cH. 0a

5 rooms %

| | | Res Resorts and Cottages FREEMAN LAKE —Cottage to acco date six. Boat. Electric lights

LI-114 1147.

ammo- | CLEAN. |

Moving & Storage

HODGES Store now, pay Inspection Invited

“STORAGE CO six months

GO LOOK AT 2218 Martha 6-rm, 3 S500 gach $80 7 an Persh FIER S §3000 each. $50 down 7 four. =I _MOSLANDER. 533 N. Key stone ‘CH- 5025. COLORED ~ BUYERS Arlington, 5 rms bath, fure held vacant. Terms. 11 343 WELCH & SONS. -3423

2217 and buneal lows

Houses and Lots Safe

2 Djes dow

Te °N. ~ DeQuincy—Vacant, B5-rm, bungalow with child's rm. long Hie rm.. hardwood floors. built-ins, figored | attic, 2-car gar, alley and side drive. 13 Will help finance down pavment, See nace me at once. MOSLANDER, 533 N. Key-| JOHN ston. CH-5025.

‘See Thursday, w 2-bedroom homes, down, 500 8. Lynhurst. LI-7491. GREGORY & APPEL, INC.. AGENTS. 1310 N. Sheffield: 4 rms.............. $1300 24 N. Elder: rms. 200! 2234 Riley Ave.: 6 rms.. toilet Jerv small down payment MOSLANDER. 533 N. Keystone. 4101-3 PARK AVE, An excellent 5-room modern double, A-1 condition throughout, hardwood floors, built-ins, cabinets, large basement, © dry tubs, gre vard, 2-car garage. Woodruff, BR-6359. Clark Realty, LI- 5396 | | 7 LOTS in beautiful Maple Lawn, 5800 north, near Christ the King Church special prices or will build Moore % Moore, Inc. BR-5424. Nights, MA-3321.

5 8 Now R

Saturday or Sunday

$22 month, Bi Estate Loans

HOME FINANCING:

CH-5025.

FEDERAL EN AND LOAN ASSN [1g ha an INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 1/ 0 Building or Finaneing | _ Moor 4 2 o NO HIDDEN CHARGES F.H.A, GROFF. T1444—5-Room semi-modern “bun- Mortgage Loans—Construction Money galow, reconditioned throughout, iarge 2 Ri RAarage: easy terms. : [ ~. Na GEO. A. BUSKIRK Bil CHESTER. 3502 N.—4-Room semi-modern. pr v ™ 12 years old. newly decorated: $3000: t COLONIAL SOME 10ANS 1 terms. MR. HICKS, MA-3521 or BR 271%.( Bent like mo Payment o per Se re tres mes tw ent per mo. includes interest a REISNER. I31s—Four room, bath; $150] COLONIAL SAVINGS & LOA wn. STU AKER REALTY. 2308 -¥ Ss. Hinols St. 4. iv. DR- ner " PRoFERTIES want ‘ad prSsults In ol} ) wor HOLE: MR. McDANIEL RI- 8790 RI-8351 for quick results at low cost. .