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TUESDAY, FE FEB. 18, 1941

Orr THE

BACKBOARD

By J. E. O'BRIEN

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Feb. 18. —If the Court please,

Purdue University would like to ask the Badgers of Wisconsin why they can’t win or lose their games down here

within the time limits set by law: you'll remember, the football Badgers

forced the fans to sit around in Ross-Ade Stadium when

Last fall,

they should have been on their way home while an extra point was kicked and the Boilermakers beaten. Again last night the basketball Badgers actually won and kept themselves atop the Big Ten heap after the popgun had had its last pop. But please don’t regard this as a criticism of Purdue’s Don Blemker, who missed the first of two free throws after the clock had run out to provide the dancing and bear-hugging Badgers with a 43-42 victory. Don was oh the spot—too tough a spot for any youngster. But he was confident—as confident as anybody in the Purdue Field-: house. He said so afterward. “I didn’t have the least bit of doubt that I could make both of those. I was in the same situation when I was playing for Huntingburg. It was over at Vincennes. The only difference was that I made both of those.”

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Wisconsin's Coach Bud Foster isn’t scared of the Indiana Fireball Five. He gave us to understand before last night's game that anybody can win at Bloomington next Monday night. But he confessed that an Ohio State victory over the Hoosiers would have made him sleep better this week, ” n ”

WISCONSIN WASN'T in command last night until Kotz - jammed in a rebound midway in the second period to give the Badgers a 34-33 lead. It was

give-and-take the rest of the way, with the score being tied six times and the lead changing hands the same number of times. When Wisconsin led, 36-35, Blemker shoveled a goal from below that wag disallowed. The officials thought he deserved a free shot and nothing more, Piggy Lambert went to the officials’ table on that one and as much as told Mr. Ike Oraiz he should see an oculist. ”

It was generally agreed that had the Boilermakers made one more field goal when they had the visitors on the short end of a 16-6 score, the -ball game would have been over right there.

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BOB IGNEY wanted to play last night and told Coach Piggy hig knee felt fine. But Piggy wouldn't take the chance, so Igney sat on the bench until the -final minute. He got two cracks at the bucket during his short stay on the boards. Bob Riley came out of a sick bed and minimized his cold and sore throat 80 he wouldn't be benched.

” ” » LAMBERT'S surprise for the Boilermakers was the zone defense he had perfected since Purdue’s earlier visit to Madison. It was intended to annoy big Gene Englund.

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. The Badger party was much impressed by Blemker and Charles Caress. “Give us two guys like “that to bring the ball up the floor,” said the Madison gentleman on our left, “and we could take anybody.” He was, we suppose, including the Fireball Five.

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Seven in State

‘Y’ Swim Meet

Huntington in the Rele Of Favorite

Seven Y. M. C. A’s throughout Indiana already have entered | the state junior swimming and driving championships to be held here hext Saturday, and at least three more entries are expected. Huntington probably will be the

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biggest title threat. Its junior team has a record of 65 consecutive dual meet victories and eight consecu- | tive state championships. If Huntington should win the state title this time, it will take permanent possession of the Don Rudig Memorial trophy, which it has snatched twice in the past. :

Glen E. Hummer, Huntington «y” coach, said, however, that his

and size this year that it has in the past. Worrying him, he ‘said, are strong teams from other &ss0ciations, .among which he named Kokomo, Ft. Wayne, Vincennes and Indianapolis. He will bring 17 swimmers. Teams already entered include Indianapolis, Pt. Wayne, Hunfington, Vincennes, Anderson and Elkhart.

Apprentice Star Is Set Down

HIALEAH, Fla., Feb. 18 (U. P.).—Hialeah Park’s leading apprentice jockey. Wendell Eads, has | been fined $200 for careless riding and will be suspended for the remainder of the meeting under a ruling take effect tomorrow. Eads, riding Speed to Spare, allegedly forced John’s Heir, with Irving Anderson up, against the fence

at the 16th pole in the fourth race yesterday. John’s Heir was killed when he fell to his knees and broke his neck. Jockey Anderson was thrown clear. Joseph = Giangaspro, 18-year-old apprentice, died in Jackson Memorial Hospital yesterday. Giang-| aspro was astride Day Mount, his

its legs and went down at the clubhouse turn Friday. R. L. Vedder suffered a leg injury Saturday when

~|his mount unseated him and g

stepped on his leg.

Edwards-Lions Pact

Surprises Western

CLEVELAND, Feb. 18 (U. P.) = Officials of the Western Reserve University Athletic Department expressed surprise today at the announcement that William (Big Bil) Edwards had been named head coach of the Detroit Lions profes sional football team. ‘Athletic Director Karl Davis sai id he had known only that Edwards was under consideration! for the post and that he had not been informed the latter was in Detroif, Edwards’ salary here was $4200. It was not known what the Lions would pay him. .

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Cooler and Morris To Match Cues

Harry Cooler, defending champion who has a record of five victories and two defeats, meets Morris Mor + ris, victor in six of his seven matches, in tomorow night's state three-cushion billiard tournament match at Cooler’s parlor. In last night's match Al Greenberger scored a 50-33 victory over Al Maloof in 109 innings. It was the final contest for both, Greenberger finishing with a record of three wins and six losses and Maloof with a

record of one win and [ one win and eight X Yosses.

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City Won’t Let 0’Connor Leave Either; Land Sale Refused.

When it comes to electing officers, City Hall administrative boards display a peculiar inertia. The tendency is to find someone who is willing to serve as president and keep him in the job as long as he will stay. This was demonstrated by the Park Board last week when Jackiel ‘W. Joseph was re-elected president for his 11th term. On the Works Board, Louis C. Brandt has been president four years and his colleagues won’t hear of letting him

step down.

Following this pattern, the ZonBoard yesterday re-elected George T. O'Connor president and George T. Wheldon vice president.

|All present committees were re- || tained.

No One Else Wants It

There wasn’t any contest. Nobody else appeared even to entertain the idea that anyone else; should be president of the Board but Mr, O’Connor, and the tall

iron-gray-haired businessman accepted his lot without complaint. Beforé the Zoning Board in the

irole of petitioner yesterday, came

the City of Indianapolis to seek a variance permit. But the City was turned down—by the City. Safety Board President Leroy J. Keach told Zoning Board members that the City has an opportunity to sell a plot of municipally owned ground at the southeast corner of Hawthorne Lane and E. Washington St. for a filling station location. The site was acquired 12 years ago for a fire station which never materialized. For years the land had attracted no buyer until recently, Mr. Keach said.

Owners Protest

His words implied that here was a golden opportunity for the City to convert some real estate into badly needed cash. j Property owners stepped forward to protest. They didn’t want a gas station, they told the Board. It would depreciate residential property values, cause a nuisance, they said. Zoning Board members sadly shook their heads. The City turned down the City unanimously. The concern which proposed to operate the filling station on this and two other sites was the Superior Oil Co. of Louisville, Ky. The company was granted a variance to erect

toa station at the southwest corner

of 10th and Station Sts., but its request to build another at the southeast corner of Northwestern Ave. and Udell St. was postponed.

Postpone Tank Petition

Also postponed for further study was the petition of the Site Oil Co. of St. Louis, which propcsed to erect

storage tanks at the northwest corner of 14th and West Sts. The cost of erection would be about $3000. The Board granted petitions for a beauty shop in the basement of a residence at 4902 Kings'ey Dr.; erecion of a storeroom at 1917 E. 46th ; operation of an auto sales lot

[>t 935-47 Madison Ave.

Construction of a double house at 3015 Colorado Ave. and another double at 6608-10 E. Washington St.,

{and a filling station at the south-

west corner of Kenwood Ave. and 38th St. Denied were petitions for a storeroom at 833-37 English Ave. and & double house at 28 E. 62d St.

68 Come Out for

Track at Howe

Sixty-eight candidates for Howe's track team attended Coach George P, Farkas’ first track meeting yesterday. All lettermen of last year’s team were present, and also outstanding members .of the freshman team of last year. Sam Kelley will serve as freshman coach and assistant to Farkas. Returning lettermen are Art Graham, Alan Crapo, Dick Dobbs, Bob Mannteld, Bob - Alexander, Jack Whited, Floyd Bicknell and Ed Andrews. Outstanding freshmen of last year, some: of whom were on the varsity team, are Ralph Toney, Don Durbin, Art Alexander, Bob Gwynn, Walt Gilchrist and Bob ‘Bell.

Purdue Association To See Film

At a luncheon Wednesday noon at the Hotel Severin, the Purdue Association of Indianapolis will see a sound motion picture, ” a sports epic released by the Chicago Tribune.

Donald, Breuer Sign

NEW YORK, Feb. 18 (U. P.).—

I Signed New York Yankee contracts

for 1941 totaled 21 today following receipt of signed documents. from Pitchers Atley Donald and Marvin Breuer, Donald won eight games and lost three last season while Breuer notched eight victories against nine defeats.

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NEW YORK, N. Y. For real quick relief from itching, soreness of surface pimples, blemishes and other skin irritations —try soothing, medicated Zemo—a Doc- | tor’s formula Liv by 30 PS. SCR a Zemo contains 10 * ents. Actually aids morning 23 and Bight wood

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Class to Honor Teacher—The Girls Federation Class of the Third Christian Church will honor Mrs. william Rothenberger, class leader and teacher for the past 11 years at a “patriotic party” Friday at 6:30 p. m. at the church. Juvenile Court Judge Wilfred Bradshaw will speak. Mrs. Charles E. Rogers, so~ cial chairman, is in charge.

Elected Class Treasurer—Victor R. Jose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. Jose of 410 N. Audubon Road, has been elected ‘freshman class treasurer at Swarthmore College. He is majoring in political science and is a. member of the. soccer and lacrosse teams.

750 TO DEBATE IN STATE TOURNAMENT

NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind, Feb. 18 (U. P.).—Some 750 debaters, representing 65 colleges in eight, Midwestern states, will meet at Huntington and North Manchester Friday and Saturday for the world’s largest college debate tournament. The tournament, first held in 1930 by Manchester College and now a joint project of both Manchester and Huntington colleges, is- a non-

’ elimination affair and there will be

no official champion. There will be 150 debates going on simultaneously|— on the two campuses. Indiana en.ries include: Wabash, “Taylor, Notre Dame, Franklin, Rose Polytechnic, De Pauw, Butler, Hanover, Evansville, Indiana, Indiana State - Teachers, Marion, Manchester, Huntington, Valparaiso, Purdue and Goshen.

NAZIS DENY IT’S DUTY TO FEED CONQUERED

BERLIN,, Feb. 18 (U. P.).—United State Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles is “obviously not instructed on international law,” authorized German quarters said today in commenting on his statement that it was Germany's responsibility to feed the peoples of countries it has occupied. “Welles’ statement is false and incorrect,” authorized quarters said. “The Hague Convention does not provide for the feeding of the populations of conquered territories.”

GET ARMY CONTRACTS WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—Indiana orders announced by the War Department today included 60,000 winter undershirts from Wilson Brothers, South Bend, $49,260; 30,000 khaki trousers from the Cavalier Garment Corp., Evansville, $20,625; 80,000 pair of leather palm working gloves from the Montpelier Glove 'Co., Montpelier, $23,361.20, and $4432.08 for steel from the Lasalle Steel Co., Hammond.

Deaths—Funerals 1,

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BLAISDELL—Sarah Ameli age 90 widow of the late Elijah “51a sdell, moth: of Mrs. aude H. Faulkne Mn Edith Carroll ns William F. Blaisdel - passed away esday ornine at residence, 3256 Cable St. Friends may call at the Conkle Funeral Home after 10 a. m., Wednesday. Time of service later.

BIEG LER George 5738 Broadway, husRon jBaanon Biegler, fae. os os al; nay t

Ind.; LC ge Ind. and George brother of Mrs. Albert er, O., d . Marion Ross of

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BRINE KMEYER~—Miss Emma O. eridian, passed away sunday” tan, at Flanner Mortuary Wedhe esday, 3: invited. Burial Crown H call at the mortuary.

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(CORRECTED NoTIc BE) BURFORD-—Jacob E., age husband of Mary Shuistina Eireord “and Satney. of of

of Lydia Burford, Pass Funeral Wednesd ay. ley Cros. ntral hay el, P iinois » 10th St. Friends invited. rial ashington Park. Friends may call any time,

DRURY—Ma! ir City, . Walter 8S. Fox,

Glendale, Cal.,, and as. Clifford Drury, Peoria Heighis. Illinois, g Passed away | Tu may call

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FELTON—Kate (nee ThOmpION), Grant Felton, sister of Frank aunt of William Spence

mother, of Mrs. Florence

widow of on son, ry Creed and Elsie Cordier Mee Indisnapolis and Mrs. Helen Wysong of Puoria, Ill.,, stepmother of Charles Felton, passed away at the home ol William Spencer, near Mo. 15. Fune

Friends ‘may call at the J. Funeral Home, 1230 Prospect St.

FREIBERG-—Hshzy. husband of the late Mrs. elberg, uncle of Mrs.

1, al Jervise oigt Sy J6s2 3 Meridian , Wednes2 William E. Brock

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Og soir T., age 69 of Ella Johns, father of Funeral from ie home, | Wednesday, 8:30 m.; Church, 9 a. m. * puri al a! Cemetery.

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MENDENHALL—Effie G., 515 N. beloved wife of Dr Sita hi ister of airy Jenkins, Illinois, p Tues: at st.” Francis “Hospital. 2: 1% TS. uns era Som 1601 EB

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SWIFT—Mrs. Matilda, wife of Ch mother of Robert H., passed a 0 day svsning a at the residence ConEich the Fanner >

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furnished, large closet: reasonable. RINGGOLD, 1311—Front, twin beds, innerye Ss, Bi entrance, garage; 2 em-

WASHINGTON Large Tod room, Dear bath, ih, girage, breakfast optional: "1-3.

Ww. TN E., forta nicely furnished room. Private home. Gentleman. asonable, IR-7307.

WASHINGTON. 3127 W.—Attractive, warm rooms. $3-$5. with board, $10. BE-1579.

e light unfurnished

light, next D

PARK, 2460—Large front, twin beds, nicely |

$4; PINE, 614 N.—2 Rooms, up. Te. Call after 5 p

__side entrance. Call after 5 p. $6 UP; Library apartments; SR furnished a artments; utilities; walking distance. 814 N. “Meridia ne 7 UP—Large 2-3-room EET overtuffed; innersprings, steam, hot water; Pi ine. frigidaire. 149 W. 9th, Apt. 8.

ALABAMA, 1605 N. — Front l-room and Elicheneits up, adjoining bath, sink. one

ALABAMA, 1648 N.—2-Room apartment; | Ricely Yr et clean, good heat. Phone, garage.

CENTRAL, 3650—Large

upper 6-room T-Seks. utilities, oe

RATAR®. large yard.

MERIDIA N.—Bedroom, livingroom, ki a Voie enclosed po are. Also efficiency. ASO ADI TA-8418,

WANTED-—Couple to share small home. $5.50 week. Must be honest. CH-3806.

LADY will share home with HH couple; references. ._939 E. _Epler er A

Houses for Rent te

BROADWAY, 1138—2 clean, warm rooms, kitchenette; ; range, sink; $4.50.

CARROLLTON, 1226; Room apartme ents, nished; utilities. ‘LI-9403. COLLEGE, 1524—Clean, furnished 5 5, Smaller apartment, next bat

LINDEN, 1205. 2furnished or unfur-

front, . $3.50.

SAE 815 N.—2 Complete; adults; sleeping room; gentleman. Steam heat. Parking. ORMAN, 730—Two, up. front, clean, radio, sink. Utilities. Private entrance, $5. 428 N. EAST ST.—2-room apartment; good heat; utilities furnished; also sleeping. GROFF, 1441—Furnished 3 rooms, $6; good _ heat; private entrance. BE-3122-M. HIGHLAND A

aire, separate * eras _ automatic heat.

5 N.—2 Rooms, frigidprivate bath;

BELLE VIEU, 209 N.—3-Room double with basement, complete bath. Inquire 209% _N Belle Vieu.

COLLEGE, 1411—Lower duplex, bath, heat, water. Adults, $35. RI- 259 6.

PARK AVE, 4327-—3-bedroom modern; north side of nice double: splendid gur-

nace; Lar Ara, 2 oi5 Burtt. Orie go. 1 3541.

EO Es Rooms | I Built-in, garage, $32; water CH-1566

RURAL, 3524 Bedroom _ modern Single, garage, Neos RI-1535. Eve. DR-

3305 E. St. Clair

Four-room modern double; almost new, with garage; $37.5 ALLISON REAI Tr ‘co., INC. RI-2368.

HIGHLAND ~ PLACE, 2043 —Two or three cozy rooms and kitchenette, unfurnished; chores and care of furnace as part rent. __ Riverside bus. LASALLE, 1021 N. Sineciing. bel “furnished Jarge room, connectin bath, kitchen privileges; frigidaire. LEXINGTON, 804—1-room ST apartment; walking distance; (stove heat); 5 reasonable. LUDLOW, 1846—2 Furnished rooms, utilities. Private entrance. Adults. Reas__onabie. MERIDIAN, 2270 N.—3-room apartment, steain heat, sink, porch, innerspripg.

OLIVE, 1838—War large 100 bath; private Satan ®atilities.” venient. Reasonable.

PARK, 2132 — 3-room apartment, room, bedroom, kitchenette; Frigidaire; adults: 0. N.—Warm, 1 room

PENNSYLVANIA, 1438 2 artment, puilman kitchen; sink. Also sleeping room. PENNSYLVANIA, 2020 N.—3-room apartment; utilities; good heat; private entrance; ‘phone; carline.

living very nice;

PINE. 728 N.—3 rooms, partly ; Woon I, heat. _ hished: private entrance. WASHINGTON, 506 E.—Alverne Hotel: 2room apartment; stoker heat; constant hot water; also sleeping rooms.

Drive—Large

kitchen, bath; utilities fur-

LOVELY WOODRUFF—608 fSownstaits front room houseweeking, $6 wk. CH-4

Tho cabin furnished. . Tourist Gap JHshway 36; 5% miles West.

Apartments for Rent 18

15 CRUFT, 3543 _Atstactive front; twin WL widow's home; 3 meals. DR-0114-R.

BROADWAY 231, 1-3 H MAN ‘ANB TNE WA-4712. RRO 1408 SCare for Jor elderly dady in our gir-conditioned h

LEXINGTON, 939-—Room and board - poyed people or Pensioners welcome,

i ai 2132 N.—1-2 gentlemen: oh meals; home privileges: phone. On ey.

_ OPTIONAL. REASONABLE. | Hotels

18TH, 114 EW SLEEING ROOM, BOARD c

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 | 2 section in city. LI-5393 or see custodian. 546 E. Maple Road.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. General Apartments _ 23 W. Vermont $30; 22D ST. 20 E.—5-Room: a Fail utilities; heat furnished. WA-5233. BROADWAY, 1563 — 4 rooms, fireplace porches stoker heat, hot water day and Right ; $36. BR-2057.

1959—6-Room upper duplex, 2% er ready. PD guplex,

CENTRAL, steam; pets.

near Con- |.

furnished oe

3A MES OW gushalldin gS. 3. Acer §

SENATE 8. 914—Five-room semi-modern ‘single; redecorated. jrsenn Buiiding an Association. RI-590

UNIVERSITY, 5526 — Lower duplex, 5 ooms, heat, rater furnished; garage. BE- ttle, MA-3519 56TH 637—$317. 50; he in-a-door, garage. TA-3070.

LIST your jentait, an for sale With us. CULEEUSH’ AGENCY, 106 N. Doaware OCL1-559

1230 De Loss; “3 rooms; io r paid. ...! .$10 1232 De 3 rooms; newly decorated 10 550 re Sts 3 rooms Pine: 5 rooms JENNINGS BROS.

Farms—Suburban — —— ——— — RR DR Buy Now—March Possession ¢ 170 Acres—Hamilton County. Splendid grain farm, well improved. Two houses,

large barn, Howard Anderson, 1129 Peoples Bank Bldg.

120 ACRES; 6-room mod. house : silo: good paint and a tiled; level; Rood 1i : 15. acres wheat goes i ud thls; shar. 1 Ross.;, $65 r acre. $1,250 OB ime, ay Jones, RI-6049, Mo IAG C. CARR, MA

; _4-room bungalow built-ins, modern,

SEMI-SUBURBAN, East: double, 3 rooms side, 100 ft. lot: city. garages. L side rents $12. school, transporta

on. $2200. TMS. UDELSON. 2619 ) E. 12th. CH-6204.

22%; ACRES, 8 25 miles ¢ 8. JF of city; house i a 3 te ie wig House, | LT electricity. Suita THe of hue r a H COLLINS,

balance RT 5 GOUNTY —96 a Farm, 50 Acres fons, iabie. ond 6a "Rogen 5 . . " TE Ind.

ACRES—or any part. a or amon, from city. versity.

Good | large trees. heap as dirt.

oveht a macs 48 Uni-

4% Business Property

ROOM for rent; suitable Judie jt use of telephone. Call LI-94 OF uifive.

Wanted to Rent

RESP’E. couple want home or unfurn. WA-4466. (

23 Bodo

or aj ves.

Tamron 447—Three unfurnished rms.; semi-modern; redecorated. Adults; . $4 week. -0651. T.

'ALBOTT, 2043 N.—T - t= ments afailable; ove 1uhes fairieerater jurn 5 i

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Until you've seen _th modern Dn Fon Or ear 3 floors, s

Roors: = drive to to SRR

real Ag Hog OUNG 13 Jd. 8 Cruse Realty oe 128 N. Del. NEAR GARFIELD PARK 2157 NAPOLEON ST. Beautiful 5-rm. modern bung. rde wood floors, nice lot, garage. Will re

— | decorate and repaint and include in price.

F.H.A. Terms SAY a3 Mo, incl, taxes

and ins. Hurry!! Call

John Lookahill ,, o5eto% sou. 332 N. Temple

Has 8 rooms, 2 bedrooms and bath up | Its in good condition and is priced to sell at $3500. TERMS. W. L. Kiser, BR-5630, MA-2377. JACK C. CARR HU-2200.

NEW 5-ROOM HOME

2369 8. Harlan St.: double floors; nus lation, A Rc full basement:

head gar doors 1 sazage do rs. ot is 85x140 1 Sj - BRIDGES & Qhais A Rr-3471 a 7-RM. mod., 418 N. Drexel (4600 E.). $3750; 4 bdrms.; hot water heatingy close to schools and carline; $375 down,

$25.82 mo. McDaniel. RI-4933. RI-8790.

OPEN FOR INSPECTION

3724 N. Oxf New 5:room cape-cod HL. Byy a nbw home in ‘a. ih neighborhood. lose "in. Call CH-1069. BE SURE of your title. Demand an abe stract prepared "Ir itle Co.

nion 158 E. Market St. Union Title 7

Priced Right, 2 bedrooms Li ‘1038 W. Fina Bt 2h HOTTEL co. s EE hb acre fruit, 4 Foor BATES arkshou. $2750. 53225 W. 10th QUINN. R. R. 1. “New Augusta. Ind. OFF E. a DR.—Six-room mode ern. Sell, trade for four-room. Owner.

TA-3756 nw COLORED; 10 rms. ; ; 2045 N. Capitol : % ng

Duplex, a South

Good condition. Less than $4,000, Base tian. RI-5065. WA-1740.

& Acquire your home through the pros fessional services of Elbert L. Mes Daniel, Realtor. RI-4933.

ARGAINS! TERMS. 229 N Richland. 6 rooms...... cennen 3. Ketcham, 6-room Oda. cag + .. 0 G. L. HELMS.

on ESTATE—Must sell. Five modern. (Beech Gr! ve) gE $3,500. Make offer. 1-31 306 S. RURAL: 6-rm. md, ne CI 509 ST. PAUL; 8-rm. semi. Studebaker Realty, 2303 S ob

- SOL LORED-.225) N. C mod. bung. At Cor "lot: 8 3300 dn. Mea t.

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