Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1941 — Page 27

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By J. E. O'BRIEN

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THE PERSPIRING PROGNOSTICATOR

‘The day is coming when selections are made, When the state champ is named—a coffin laid; O Fates, be kind, give -me a Sign; Lady . Luck—Be my valentine!

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hl A FORTNIGHT ago we listed what we considered the 10 best “high school teams we've set eyes on this season.

At that time we

"hadn't been south, and there was a shortage of downstate representa-

“tives on the roll.

And we promptly were informed of this oversight |

“from readers below Road 40. Today we're printing a revised list and

believe it is more representative. drawn just ‘from those 30-odd {teams we’ve seen and is based on ithe teams’ performances the eve= ‘ning or afternoon we saw them. This is it: 1, South Bend Central | 2. Hammond Tech. ~| 3. Anderson, “| 4. Jasper. | 5. Muncie Burris. | 6. Columbus, 7. Shortridge. -| 8. New Castle. <9. Evansville Central. " 10. Technical.

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- UNDER A WANAMAKER post= Aniark comes this tip to Broad i Ripple: On paper it's the city schools, {The county very few— But when the Franklin Flashes flash The city schools are through. ~Herbert Koch. # =u Dear Backboard: } In an article last week you were wondering what Ben Davis would do about D. C. Now I want to ask you what Tech, Shortridge and D. C. are going to do about Ben Davis in the sectional. . FAN FROM BEN DAVIS Let’s wait and see— What say, B. D.?

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* OUR LAPEL informant has i

this to say on the eve of the hortridge game at Anderson: Of our injured players Burke, ho was hure in the Lebanon ame, played a few minutes in our last Saturday night game. arrett still wears the head hariness to protect his cracked jaw s(auto accident), Mills is in fair condition. We expect to be #clicking on all five by 'tournaFment time.” i = i v To the Ladies i Washington High School girls’ y league will play the girls’ team from the Indiana School for the #¥Deaf at 3:30 p. m. Monday in the’ ‘Washington girls’ gymnasium. i lanche Tullis, manager of the feminine” Continentals, - will - select the starting lineup from the following: Jean Gatlin, Helen Phillips, Jeanne Karnes, Anna ‘Gerback,. Shirley Mattal, Betty Fletemeyer and Jean Linn. Now let’s see—do they use five players or six? : &® » =n

“If you are trying to pick the “champion of the Big Ten, we can "be of this much assistance— - Ward Lambert thinks that Indiana has a much better chance than Wisconsin.”—Gordon Graham in the Lafayette Journal and Courier.

on ” How They Look to Us

{ SHORTRIDGE OVER LAPEL, “Vengeance is sweet. ;~ SHELBYVILLE OVER TECH. No No arguments, please.

These

Remember, though, that this was

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP OVER BROAD RIPPLE. A county toughie. HOWE OVER SPEEDWAY, Objections overruled. BEN DAVIS OVER WASHINGTON. B. D. on a spree. SOUTHPORT OVER' BROAD RIPPLE. Add county toughies. » » »

Then There’s Flora

PRESENTING FLORA, winner of nine straight and unbeaten since Dec. 20. . . . With a record to date of 15 victories in 19 starts. . . . Ralph Kifer does the Flora tutoring—he’s the fellow who put Lynnville on the basketball map. . . . Illness will keep Larry Gerlach out of Parks week-end game with Onarga M. S. here. . Oharga, incidentally, has dropped close games this season to Howe M. A. and Elgin and lost to St. John’s by 11 points , . . but bounced back recently to scalp Morgan Park. Willing to try anything, Coach Cliff Wells now practices his Logan Berries in secret. . . . Johnny Howe of South Bend Washington says LaPorte’s Larry Mansfield is the most dangerous forward he’s seen. , . . Mansfield specializes in long push shots , . . . We'll be ready to pick our state champion after we take a peek at Waashington’s Hatchets this evening at Greencastle. You don’t suppose they'll get the nod again do you? : ® ”

“And why don’t you send your girl a valentine?” the backward forward was asked, “Because I haven't the heart.”

Cage Scores

HIGH SCHOOLS Cathedral, 33; Warren Central, 26, St. Joseph's, 37; D DeMotte, 29. North Manchester, 25; Chester Town-

S. 24. BL ae Mann, 23; Froebel, 19,

STATE golievey «Franklin, 31; DePau Joseph's 74; Gontral Horm, 52. Rose Poly, . 34; Wabash, 32.

OTHER COLLEGES Arkansas, 48; Rice Institute, 43. Gonnectiont, 70; New Hampshire, Duke, 42; ake Forest, Villanova, 40; Carnegie Tech, 36. Morehead (Ky.) Teachers, 37; Union, 35. Mt. St. Mary’s, 058; Towson Teachers, 39

George Washington, 39; West Virginia,

Bradley, 52; Creighton, 46. Pittsburgh, 50; Geneva, 36. Clemson, 56; Furman, 26. Mount Union, 54; Kent State, 32. Findlay, 62; Bluffton, 50. Ashland, 47: Wilmington, 46. Southwestern (Memphis), 40; Sewanee, 36. Cumberland, 44; Carson Newman, 35. Clarkson, 67; Mexico, 31. Vanderbilt, ‘47; Auburn, 39. (Ky.) Teachers, 47;

38; Stetson, 35. Iowa State Teachers, 61; State, 53. Xiastings, &l k, 34. ci Nia (Okay "State, 33; Oklahoma y, 2%. Kansas Wesleyan, 47 Bethel, 35. Northern Montana, 71; Eastern Montana Normal, 2 St. Ambrose, 39; ay ustana, Western Union, tn Kentucky i 33: Centre, 5.

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Golden Glovers Fight for Titles

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Open class competition. The eight Open Winners tonight will form the Indianapolis team for competition in the Tournament of Golden Gloves champions in. Chicago Stadium, Feb. 24, 25, 26, in :which teams representing 44 cities will struggle for honors. “ast Side, West Side, All Around the Tewn”—that’s the way Golden Gloves covers Indianapolis. Clubs with boxers in tonight’s finals, including both ‘Open and Novice clagses; are the Hill Community Cente, Northeast Community Center, Leeper Boxing School, South Side €ommunity Center, Rhodius Community Center, Fayette Community | Center, Washington Athletic Club, West Side Athletic Club, English Avenue Boys’ Club and Lauter Boys’ Club and Normal College of the American Gymnastic Union, The tourney is sponsored by The Times. in collaboration with the Bruce F. Robison Post of the American Legion. Sixty per cent of the net proceeds go to American Leion philanthropic work and 40 fer cehf goes directly to The Times’ lothé~A-Child Fund. periers of the Bruce Robison ost and officials of The Times serve Without pay.

Capitals Scalped By Indian Icers

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be the man without a guard, and he slapped No. 1 into the fishnet. Twice later in the period the Hoosiers had an advantage in numbers, [but were unsuccessful, The Capitals’ first goal was a neat bit of | teamplay involving Jack Keating and Hec Kilrea of the Kay line and husky Doug McCaig. Keating’s line drive was blocked and as the plick came bouncing oul, MecCaig served it to Hec, whose ensuing shat rippled the meshes. Then came that third period. A Brown-lo-McDonald play banged off the post, and ‘twas shortly after this that Kaminsky did his one-man sneak job. They had to unwrap Robertson a couple of times to find the puck, but there wasn’t any getting past him, not even after Lewis had loosed his 10 forwards. No Valentine candy for the Capitals, please. They're whetting their appetite for Hershey B’ars. The summary:

India hinolis (1) Franks ‘ Jackson

Springfield (3) Robertson Beisler .._ Shore ._Thurier 6 . + Thibeault . | Kilrea '. Hunt Spares — (Indianapolis) McCaig, Behling, McDonald W. Thompson, Brown, Douglas, Herchenratter, Jennin s, McAtee; (Springfleld) Brannigan, R. Thompson, Finkbeiner, Kaminsky, Brydson, Ao Sorrell; Benson.

Let Tita s—Releres, Campbell; Linesman, ee.

-—Score by Periods 0 1 1 First period scoring—(Springfield) Brannigan (Br rydson, Benson), 9:40. Penalties —Shore | (tripping), Finkbeiner ~ (boardchecking). Secon period Scoring ={Indispapols) N. H. Kilrea | ' (McCaig, Keating) penalties, Third period scoring— (Springfield) Kaminsky unassisted), 3: 35: | Trurler, (Thibeault), a3: 30. No pena

Indianapolis Springfield

aves--Franks consis... 21; Robertson (5p: gngneld). 32.

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TOPCOATS ot

At LaPorte, the Eastern NIHSC | & crown goes on the block: ‘as the Slicers and South Bend Central

‘ftangle in the big civic auditorium. |__

Central, closing its conference season, needs this game to take the trophy. Books of the South Central conference probably will be closed and the flag handed to Columbus as the Bulldogs meet Seymour. Only an improbable loss to the Owls and Greencastle would force Columbus to split the title with Shelbyville. In the Central conference Muncie Burris, of course, track by the simple expedient of being unbeaten in league play. It will endeavor to remain so against Peru, no mean task. An enterprising fan aided by Albert Einstein and flanked by a flock of statisticians might figure out which team will emerge with the. Southern crown. Jasper leads the league in percentage, but. that’s no criterion because of the point system of declaring a winner, It appears that Vincennes, holding second spot, has the inside

track by virtue of more victories |FOR

over higher-bracket clubs. The Alices can improve their position tonight against Bloomington, and probably will. Jasper, however, and another Southern powerhouse, Washington, look for laurels outside the league in meeting Martinsville and Greencastle, respectively. Among the more potent state teams, Anderson invades New Castle, Bluffton plays at Ft. Wayne Northside and Greensburg visits Madison.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES State High School Scramble Reaches the Boiling Point

By UNITED PRESS ndiana prep cage race comes to boiling point tonight— a week from the _ of the season—and it’s possible that blurred pictures in major confergnce scraps may be brought into focus.

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Lost and Found 7

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PARK, 2460—Large front, twin beds, nicely furnished, large closet; reasonable. 6.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis’ Times, 1 “Friday, , Feb. 14, ] 14, 1941

BECKENBAUGH — Winfield P. (Jumbo) 2439 N. LaSalle St., beloved husband of Mary | Elizabeth, father of Mrs Merle Hartiage, Mrs, Catherine Hype Mrs. Frances Moore, Earl, Harry J pes ' Alfred Becks die 66." departed this life Wednesday, age 6 Funeral Saturday, Feb. 15, at Moore Kirk Northeast | Funeral Home, 2530 & arr St., 3:30 p. m. Burial Sutherland Park. Std 0 ha [Martinsville papers please copy.l

CLAMPITT—Laura A., widow of Charles, mother of Mrs. Edna Prosch, Willis (deceased) and Earl Clampitt, departed this life Thursdays age 8 years. Funeral Saturday, Feb. 1 3 id Brigniwond Methodist Church, 1:30 m. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends invited. Friends may call at the residence, 2603 N.!Cdle St. Moore & Kirk Service. '

CUNNINGHAM William H., beloved husba f Addie C., father of Arthur CunVelma Burleson and Martha brother of Mrs. Mattie Van Ina Cubert and James, Fre and Vester, departed this Thursday. Funeral onday, Feb. at the Drexel Garden Church of Christ, 2 p.m. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. | Friends invited. riends may call at the residence, 4800 Mecca St., Drexel Gargens. Moore & Kirk Service.

EPSTEI N-Oladys, wife ot Samuel Epstein, mother of Jane and ney Epstein, sister! of Mrs. “Albert ki A Paris 4 d Mrs. Gertrude Kennedy o yeniee, tT passed away Friday morn-

in Cetitral Chapel, Illinois at 10th, M day, 10 a. m, Burial Crown Hill.

GIBSON—Levi A., age 71, brother of E. L. Gibson, passed away Thursday. Funeral service at the McCord Funeral Home in Osaklandon Sunday, 2 p. m. Burial I. O: O.|F. Cemetery. No flowers please. Veterans of Spanish American War, military: service. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p. m. Saturday.

PRUETT--Ruth, age 66, wife of Milton Pruett, mother of Mrs. Mabel Ruth Otto and Glenn James Quinlan, passed away Thursday at her residence, 441 Sanders St. - Funeral Saturday, 10 a. m., at the Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W.' Mortis St, Friends invited.

RICHARDS—George, Riley J. Richards, Brille Skaggs and Mrs. Estella Mitchel passed away Thursday morning. Funera at Barley Bros, Central Chapei, Thinois at 1 Saturday, 3 p. m. Friends may : call oth "the mortuary any time. Burial New Crown Cemetery.

RINGER-—John W., age 865, wishand of ‘Conna Lee Ringer. father of Mrs. Nora Herr, Mrs. Nina Keesling, Mrs. Dorothy | Sutphin, brother of Mrs. Nora Beaver and Loren Fertig, passed away Thursday. Funeral services at the McCord ag Home in Qakiandon, Saturda ay, 2 or:

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Indianapolis 1 Timés, | Friday, | Feb. . 14, 1 1941 CLARK—Dr. _ Joseph "H., entered into rest Wednesday, age 86 vears, father of Mrs. Muri Spickelmire, Mrs. Jerry Judkins, Lee Hocker, Virgil, ester and Raymond Slat Services Saturday, 2:30 B.D rry W. Moore Peace Chapel. urial A tod Park Cemetery.

WISEMAN hank R., hygband of Avea, Mr. and Mrs Wi

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CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934

Flanner & Buchanan 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD.

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY

951 N. DELAWARE ST. LI-3828

BERT S. GADD

2140 Prospect 8t. = =

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8S. EAST ST. DR-44T1

~~ MOORE&KIRK

[R-1150. CH-18086. TA-6056.

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

945 N. Tlinotis

TA-33T1

RI-5374

_____ DR-5307

LI-5409

2313 W. Washington St.

J. &. WILSON

DR-0321 1230 Prospect St. DR-~0322

USHER MORTUARY BE-4567

PENNSYLVANIA, 2411 N.—Newly furnished single; next bath; private entrance; gen- _ tleman preferred; reasonable. SPRUCE, .1524—Comfortable , private home, kitchen privileges optional, 1 Reasonble.

SUTHERLAND, 536, (2600 North)—Attractive room: home privileges; near Central trolley; WA-99 TALBOT, 2341 > N From bedroom downstairs, next bath, gage closet, employed. Reasonable. TA

WASH. BLVD., 2838—Warm, cheerful; Ad

joring bath: girls preferred. €all ‘afte

TTR BLVD. room, near bath, arage, tional; 1-2. .

2514 large bedbreakfast oph ey $024 Comportable, ished room. rivate home. Reasonable, IR-7307.

ASHINGTON, 3127 W.—Attractive, warm WASH a. $5. with board, $10. BE-1579.

WOODRUFF, 757 M. Drive.—Room with Bleove. gl vase bail bath, employed lady. H-2

28TH, 41 | W. i MODERN, LARGE

ROOM. WA-1679. NEAR ALLISON'S _(Goodlet 454) —Attractive, twin beds

optional. Private entrance. Reasonable.

BE-1394-J. LOVELY room, next bath, private home, kitchen privileges; suitable 2. Reas able. TA-4494.

Gentleman.

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Rooms With Board

$5; CRUFT, 1542—Attractive front; twin beds: widow's home; 3 meals. DR-0114-R.

ADWAY, _ 2315; ROOM FOR 1-2 BRENT VOR MAN AND WIFE. WA-4712.

CARROLLTON, 1429—Care for elder} Ny Jaay in our air-conditioned home. LEXINGTON, 939—Room and vs Employed people or Pensioners welcome.

PENNSYLVANIA, 2132 N.—1-2 Otieon: ood meals; home privileges; phone.

n trolley. 4926 W. 14th; for men; |= Speedway room and 3 ’ meals, $10 week; lounge; just like home; 3 minutes’ walk Allison's.

10TH., W., 5469—3 blocks west of Allison’s. Two boys to share room next to bath; i meals; new bedroom suite; home rivileg:

229 E.—Gentlemen; innersprings, private” home; meals optional, {Parking +)

Florists & Monuments

18TH., 114 W.—SLEEPING ROOM; BOARD OPTIONAL. REASONABLE

EP you cia Sdrotise 1or te Tunes]

.—Front steam heat; CO-2454.

5 MINUTES ALLISON’S, 4923 Rockville Rd. Nicely furnished room; three meals; $8. BE-4284-M. |

718T ST. Tom, entrance, home privileges Gentlemen.

y furnished o

15 |cent

$5 WEEK UP

MILNER HOTEL

GUEST LAUNDRY FREE —FIREPROOF— LI-7531

126 S. ILLINOIS JAP JONES, Mgr.

SPENCER HOTEL iis rates, 55 Up.

$4 up. Shower, baths. Hoosier Hotel &,'..5 0 vias Av.

ot Fe,

Housekeeping Rooms

$4: PINE, 614 N.—2 Rooms, up, side entrance. Call after 5 p

$5: BROADWAY, 1608—Large 1-room apartment; sink; hot water; nicely furnished.

$6 UP; Library apartments; desirable furnished apartments; utilities; walking distance. 814 N. Meridian

$6.50; FE ie a THR well fur ‘nished, neat; innersprings, studio,

sink, , private entrance.

ALABAMA, 1605 N.—Front 2-room apartment, down, clean, sink. Phone.

BROADWAY, 1138—2 lower rooms, kitchenae private bath; $6.50. 3 rooms, $7.50. APITOL, 734 N.—Large, warm room d CA ates, beautyrest; stoker; adults; __parking. CARROLLTON, 1226—Large room, kitchenette. ' Linden, 1205., rooms, vrivate, __utilitles. LI- -9403. CENTRAL, 1948—Cozy, warm room, kitcheneite: utilities. Fine for 2. Ideal loca-

COLLEGE, 1524—Clean, furnished front, $5, Smaller apartment, next bath, $3.50.

DELAWARE, 1714 N.—2-room apartment; maple, telephone, refrigeration. Garage. __Adults. City heat 428 N. EAST ST.—2-room apartment; good heat; utilities furnished; also ) sleeping. FOUNTAIN SQARE—Cozy 2-room fur nished. Private entrance. Bath. Adults, _ 1022 Virginia,

HIGHLAND AVE, 15 N.—2 Rooms, frigidaire, Sepatath ‘enirhine, private bath;

__automatic he

| LEXINGTON, 804—1-room furnished apart-

ment; walking distance; __reasonable. LUDLOW, 1846—2 Furnished rooms, utilities. Private entrance, Adults. Reasonable. McLEAN PLACE, 24—Nicely furnished 2-room apartment; sink, Private entrance.

(stove heat);

JERSEY, apartments; phone. LIVE, 1838—Warm, large bath: private entrance; venient. Reasonable.

ORIENTAL, 20 N.—Attractive 2 rooms; nersprings: frigidaire; utilities; private _ entrance: hot wate PARK, 2530—Large, 2 i front 1l-room gpartiment; beautifully furnished; adults.

N., 1907—1 and 2-room utilities; also sleeping;

near

room, ne Con-

utilities.

in-

PARK, 1540—1 Room; large light room; steam heat. Very reasonable.

STATE, 316 N. — 2 Large rooms, apartment, excellent ne. utilities. _ vate entra nce. SUMMIT I S.—2 housekeepin rooms; "gn; dues suitable emp sloyed people;

studio Pri-

LOVELY Woodruff, 608 M. Drive. Sownsiairs, first floor, front room, $6 w

11TH. E., 2406—Furnished or Jpiumished front bedroom, kitchen optional, Must be congenial.

TWO LARGE, light rooms: quiet, warm; Ene or unfurnished; utilities. 610

2-ROOM cabin furnished, JO Tourist - SE 85s Jlighway 36; 5% Nhs West.

18 “Bungalow-Type Apartment

Living rm., 2 bdrms., full size dining rm., large kitchen, front and rear entrances; new stove and Frigidaire; heat, water and garage; $65; best residential section in city. LI-5393 or see custodian. 546 E. Maple Road.

LE GRANDE APTS—1435 E. ave. latte jhedroom apt.; homelike apt. Includes tintin

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. L1-5588.

General Apartments 5 22 W. Vermont LI-2439

$30; 22D ST., .—5-Room

20 E ; redecorated; _ ail utilities; heat furnished. WA-5233.

$40—322 E. WALNUT — Front efficiency, large -living room, rollaway, kitchenette, dinette, bath, new large stove, frigidaire, hardwcod floors redecorated; utilities.

Apartments for Rent

Le Grande all outside house, $35;

CARROLLTON,

1328, Apt. 4. bedroom apt. y

Adults. $37.50. 1959—6-Room _upver duplex, hot water; y ts—no steam; Jot ¥ r; ready. Adul

HAMILTON, 447—Three unfurnished rms.; semi-modern, redecorated. Adults; $4

week. oy N., “3055—3- Bed apart- . Rarage.

Attractive WA-9832

steam;

m IDIAN, 1 x. Fated: G ent, new score . Buy MA- i MERID: sl Bedroom apartment; ERIDIAY Be Frigidaire, utilities except lights; $45. HU-5

large, Vv

110172 2 E. Ohler, 5 rooms, modern; water pai garage 2902 RADER: 6 oms, excellent condition 720 Concord; 4 roo 3a Coffey; 5 Toms vee 1452 Lee; 5 rooms

0. J. SMITH REALTY co. 114 N. Delaware. MA-3366.

DON'T BUY!

pon ve ve seen this 5-room Jnodern ungal ow on Orchard Ave. near ssn wo rooms, hardwno floors, side Hive I Rarage, Dig lot, chicken ouse., A vem! | Puy ap Cony But hurry! HU-2893 RI-6412

J. S. Cruse Realty ouNG 128 N. Del.

Until

BROADWAY, 2216—7-Room mod.; garage; in good condition; $35.00. RI-0412.

_J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO. R ~ Buckingham Dr. 141 Beautiful 2-story, 4-bedroom brick home: stoker heat; ‘air-conditioned: weather-

stripped; excellent condition; double garage; $80. RI-1533, BR-17232.

CHADWICK, 914 — Double; three large __rooms, $10; 2 Booms, $1 modi; water pd. LANSING, 102 5-Room Semi. Jmodern

double; ‘water Fey $15. IR-636

MORRIS, 322 E.—8 rooms, Taree S002. all new features, shower bath. RI-05

NEW YORK, 4901 E.—Ultra-modern 2-wa) a. 5-room brick douie, social room, Venetian blinds, extra ‘toilet, garage; only $50. Adults. IR-1802. PARK AVE, 4327—3-bedroom modern; north side of nice double; splendid furnace; La fart; $52. 50. Mr. Burtt. HALL- Hl, 90. INC., LI-3541. RURAL, 3524

-—3 Bedroom _ modern Single. garage, Nido. RI-1635. Eve. DR-

S., 914—Five-room semi-modern le; redecorated. Arsenal Building an Association. RI-5901

WASHINGTON, E., 0 Beantifol 3-bed-room , modern; A-1 condition; only $40 MA-3464. 41ST., 417 W. — 6-room modern brick

double; redecorated, hardwood floors. au__tomatic heater; $37.50. HU-3654.

Cheap RENTAL Properties

2 Harlan St.. $20.00 414 E. i 1054 Ww. rms. D324 W. Ath, S J tans hall

1238 Beecher; C. R. FANT, 615 “LEMCKE BLDG.

House: 717 E. Mich; 6-room modern. .$25.00 House: 902 Daly; 6-room modern 25.00 House: 908 Daly; 5-rm. semi- modern. 20. 00 Apt: 930 Daly, No. 3; 4-rm. semi-mod. 17.50 Apt: 1866 Gent ; ! 5-rm, semi-mod. 15 .00 Apt: 3 Gent Ave 6-rm. semi-mod. 15:00 Li-7221 . HUFF. 38a N. Penn

LIST your i a LY po sale hu Preck

wit! _ 106 N. Br CL 1-5506

COLORED—909 ) Hosbrook; four-room sem modern; $12.50 month. RI-88632. 506 in: land Bldg.

ENA sin &

Farms—Suburban

"92 A. $72.00 per A. a J2.50 Located 20 mi. of Am E30 mi. north of Cartersburg, Ind. as 7-room House. ec. well, 100 ft. deep. Large spring, running water year around; all fenced; horse barn, 36x58, cow barn, 24x40. m hi C 78; garage; others butidings, apple trees, other fruit of all k A. tillable, 32 A. pasture and beautiful lace to live 'Ketrow. BE-0172-JACK C. CARR, 10 Union Trust as

IDEAL CO

SOME 23 ACRES. Room, bath c lete; w steam heating plant, ny hot ater 2 chicken | TH: brooders, extra large barn, garage, hard.

terms. 1%, mile west to county line, frst en ally for ins Pection. ATE AGENC MA-

2384. TA-5660.

SEMI-SUBURBAN, East; double, 3 rooms side, 100 ft. lot; for electricity, garages. 1 side rents 312, school, transportation. $2200. Ter _ HUDELSON. eit) E. 12th, ._OR-6304._ 100 ACRES—New 3-rm. log hou older 3-rm. house, barn; 40 acres illable: 33, miles from city; $18 as rms. Call Phill Ss. .__MA-2371.

Poss. Mar. 1st. YOR 3203, _ with Jack C. Carr.

BROWN COUNTY—96 Acre Farm, 50 Acres good tillable, good set buildi ings, an estate. Administrator P, O. 138, Nashville, Ind.

150 ACRES, 6-room Joh. 2 barns; 23 miles; $3750; term 160° acres, unimroved; 23 miles; $1800 cash, NEWB R-1813 on E E. 10th FIVE ROOM: two ~aCTes, real garden, chicken i) electricity, water, sewer. __Owner. 1014 1 E. I First St.. Greenfield, Ind. WANTED to rent, medium sized pe Have equipment, reference. SHORTER Mooresville, Ind

45 ACRES—GOOD GARDENING SOIL. Corner of 46th and High Scheel RC JENNINGS BROS. JA TOWN—Six rooms; Fr Er * outBuain s._ Six acres, $3.8 y ROS. 401 Inland Bldg. Ro 3788.

a ACRES! Washin, gon. St St. near Cum- _ berland; $800. IR-7813. 6800 E. 10th.

Business Property

bh "paved s Py s| EL PBs rice $10.5 800, 0S., 28 S

VIRGIN. pil Tom above; ne location; $45; wt

Wanted to Rent - rnished apt. Frigidaire, ' for

WANTED—Fu _ employed cot couple; $7 to $10. LI-8105. 24

, 18TH & Pe ‘buildin 1k Be INGS B

Phare:

apt. 256.

Oe pd. DR

Moving and Storage

1642 PARK AVE.— ms; gas stove and refrig. tarnished: + and water Pion Qurage, $42.50. 44 VIRGINIA AVE.

Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

IE an t,o TA-6418, way.

COURT—4 heat, insulated; nished. Garage.

CENTRAL, 3650—Large per 6-room Quplex; utilities, garage, Parge yard.

RMs.; bath: stok:r heating: rock wooled. $30 winter, 325 summer; heat & water, 1537 8 e St. al Spades Park. LI-7221. 812 N. Penn.

rivate | LADY will Sr bn with middie-aged

couple; references. 939 E. Epler A

Houses for Rent 19

BEAUTY AVE. 232 . New Yi ome Fis: gars Sood conden lrg

HODGES STORAGE re Now. ay Six Antha Later.

Sto: RI-2019

Inspection Invi

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

Onion Title Buildin 155 B. MARKET

‘NEAR GARFIELD PARK 2155 NAPOLEON ST. Beautiful 5 rm. modern bung. hard wood floors, nice lot, garage. Will re

: | decorate and repaint and include in price,

F.H.A. Terms only $25 Mo, incl. and ins, Hurry!! Call

John Lookabill 8:0 son. Open Today—2 New Homes

102 and 105 N. Irwin, N., of 6800 E. Washington. One brick and one frame and brick. (Well designed. Small down payment; monthly payment less than rent. owner builder, W. Washburn, IRe

437 10% Down

like rent. 5 Room modern Shade; shrubbery: chick house ard, Front side drive. Close transportation. Well located northeast, 0.00.

MA-2377 "Cali Holland RI-7276

a 15th ST.

Colored! 8 rooms, $135 down, 51532

up. living JJuarters down. MA-352 al LI-7045.

NEW 5-ROOM HOME

2369 S. Harlan St.: double floors: insue lation, weatherstrips: full basement; overs head garage doors: lot is 55x140 feet. Y $4,670. FHA TERMS. BRIDGES & GRAVES. RI-3477, BR-2679. WILL TRADE 3324 Wilcox St.: 3-bedrooms: 12 aths; hardwd floors; built-ins: stoker; 7 lots: flowers and shrubbery. Mr, Hartley. BE-4 ALLISON REALTY CO.. Realtors, RI-3368

JUST IMAGINE— 5 Rooms & bath on first floor; 3 rooms & bath on 2d. New furnace, new paint, fenced yard. Only $4,050. 4221 Rookwood.

Lorin Driscoll 211%, HU-3678.

taxes

Balance bungalow. with fenced to school an

$300 DOWN 364 S. Cole St., 7 rooms (4 dow corner lot, elect., good well. Total price 2500. real home for a large family, Call Ketrow, BE-0172-M, witn Jack C. Carr. MA-2377.

$100 Cash—$14.00 Month

Vacant. 246 S. Summit (1600 East). 5oom collage, inside toilet. Total price,

$1350. THE C. on HENRY CO., 521 L Lamoke e Bldg. $500 Gr DEED to 3-room side semimod. gl Brick insulated. Nice front po orch; garag in good condition, a, Tental 8 istrict sout MT. CALL HOLLAND. RI1-7276.

MOD.—-3142 Kenwood (200 W.) $3,000. 3 bedrms., good cond. $300 dn. $29. 94 mo. incl. taxes and ins. Action! MRy McDANIEL, RI-4933, RI-8790. SOUTHEAST —Six-room modern.

Hardwood floors, new roof, paint, ooo: ,350. E. Z. POTIONS

3 up),

vaean Bt. DA: SEN

50x200—38th . and Whittier, Jo. double, $750. 50x200—Gibson Burhineton and 62d., $350. 6800 E., 10th. -

FIVE-ROOM modern bungalow, Northeast! tile roof, garage; $2500; all down payment.

, | SETTLE EST. ( room Woden, J TRalow. 3172. WA-H4

6117 ROSSLYN -Five-Joom brick veneer; breakfast room. Priced to sell. E. K. _ HARVEY, BE-0553, BE-3973, :

to BaD

vacant; bar ain:

TE (Beech Grove)—Five- . ¥ Extra lot. RI-

6 RMS.; 915 E. 54th; 2-bdrm.; sunrm,; 1g. lot; 10% dn. E-Z terms; u%

Lint. Mr. McDaniel. RI-4933, RI-8790

4 NICE LOTS Te. $250 50 DN Studebaker Eoity, Y2308 oR IL

COLORED DOUBL

2457-59 Bond: recently nt: one side.

Nicolai or Mr. Soe: . S. Cruse Rea

"Colored -135 W

PFive-room modern, and out. $2,350. 10 BY 41.

COLORED—2510 Sangster j-room |

Priced < down, like oy Bldg., RI-8862, TA-1 a

Times want sas rast nant snd Bir wil) be BN os

Real Estate |

7 rooms Ba HE bY income, 367.80.

Houses and Lots Sale 25

GOOD LOCATION

522 E. Minnestta 8 Toome - modern; 14.40 per mon small dove Paar. Mr. N

achand. Allison Realty Co., Inc., Realtors. RI-2368.

Priced Right, $3750 bedrooms a bath upi 3 J-Room 3 wg haem aa Bt Eh r. Bur HALL HOTTEL co. mod. cottage; anew furnace oors; condition; : "balance ike rent;

olland

semiwith