Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1941 — Page 19

- TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1941.

That Man With the Big Bat, Joe DiMaggio, Is Swinging Again

By PAUL SCHEFFELS United Press Staff Correspondent " NEW YORK, June 17 (U. P.).—There were a number of reasons why

the New York Yankees did not win

their fifth straight American League

pennant to get a new record last year. An important one was the fact that Joe DiMaggio was unable to start the season in the outfield.

With the Yankees since 1933, DiMaggio has yet to play a full season. Of 155 games last year, DiMaggio took part in 132, including several brief appearances as a pinch-hitter. As Jake Powell was out for almost as long, the glub’s righthanded batting power was reduced to a minimum. The Yanks, turned back time and again by southpaw pitchers, lost too much ground early in the season to regain a commanding position. After their first 55 games last year, most of them DiMaggioless,

the Yanks were in fourth place,!

612 games off the pace.

This year Joe has been in harness from opening game and today after 55 games, it looks as though he has supplied the spark necessary to put the Yankees back in the world series. - After yesterday's 6-4 victory over the league-leading Cleveland Indians, the Yankees were only one game away from first place. They boast a winning streak of eight games including a clean sweep of the three-game set with the Tribe.

The ~Yanks bettered a major league home run record yesterday. Joe Gordon clouted his 10th of the season to bring Yankee homer production to 21 mn 12 straight games which surpassed the mark set by the St. Louis Browns in 1922. DiMaggio, now batting .338, connected for a double to run his hit-

ting streak to 29 games, tying the

- club record shared by Roger Peckin- | :\%

paugh and Earl Combs. Bill Dickey’s two-run single topped a three-run rally in the eighth that won the game. Shortstop Frankie Crosetti was spiked and suffered cut fingers and a slashed right elbow. He'll be out five days.

. Buck Newsom of Detroit contin-

ued to go from bad to worse. He

lost his eighth game of the year as the Washington Senators scored a 8-1 victory over the Tigers who dropped into the second division. The New York Giants snapped a three - game Cincinnati winning streak with a 6-0 shutout as Bill Lohrman scattered three hits so ef-

_ Pfectively that only one runner

passed first. The Chicago Cubs whipped the Philadelphia Phillies, 3-1. Babe Dahlgren made his debut at first base for Chicago, singled once in two

Joe DiMaggio . . . ties hitting record.

official trips and turned his first defensive chance into a double play on, which he made two putouts and an "assist. AL

Subs for Sam - TOLEDO, June 17 (U. P.) —Dutch Harrison, professional golfer from Chicago, will replace Sam Snead of West Virginia, in the Inverness Invitational golf tournament which begins Thursday, officials said today. Snead injured his back in a fall a month ago and was to have been paired with Ralph Guldehl. The Snead-Guldahl combination won

the Inverness last year.

First-Day District Golf Scores

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Louie’s Market won a doubleheader from Castleton Merchants at Castleton Sunday, 7 to 4 and 6 to 4. The Castleton team wants games for Sunday and night away from home. Write Wesley Russell, a. 13, Indianapolis, or call BR-3172

Schedule for Em-Roe Girls’ State League tonight: Elwood All Americans vs. Gas City at Gas City.

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Schedule for Bush-Feezle Night

| Factory League playing at Softball ]

tadium tonight SH — p. m., Kingan Athletic Association vs. International Harvester. 8:15 p. m, E. C. Atkins vs. P. R. Mallory. : 9:30" p. m. Stewart-Warner vs. U. 8. Tires.

Schedule for Marion County Church League No. 1 at Speedway Stadium -tonight: 7 p. m., Brookside U. B. vs. Ist U. B. 8 p. m., 1st Presbyterian vs. Central Christian. 2 p. m., Southport Presbyterian VS. Second Friends. Results in last night’s games at Speedway Stadium: “First Evangelical, 11; Salvation Army, 1. ; Emmanuel Baptist, 8; Michigan St. Methodist, 7. Lindhurst Baptist, 8; Morris St. Methodist, 5.

The Chryslers of New Castle, members of the Central Indiana Baseball League, would like to schedule game away from home on June 29. Write J. W. Lonabaugh, labor relations supervisor.

The Coatesville Grays and the Basca A. C. were rained out ‘Sunday. Grays have June 22 open and would like to book an Indianapolis club. Write or phone Robbie Feller, Coatesville.

Schedule for Em-Roe’s Independent Softball League at Stout Sta-

dium tonight: 7 p. m., Dee Jewelry Co. vs. Mu-

tual “Milk. 8:15 p. m, Brosnan Tavern vs. Martin Market. 9:30 p. m., Kay Jewelry vs. Week's Market.

BASEBALL

The Beanblossoms of the Municipal League will practice tomorrow at Rhodius- Park, diamond No. 2 at 5 p. m. New talent is wanted and tryouts are welcome, especially high school players. The league is amateur.

All Is Quiet On The Brewer Front MILWAUKEE, June 17 (U. P.)— Major developments still were

awaited today in negotiations for new ownership of the Milwaukee

85| Brewers baseball club.

President George Trautman of

~4¢— s5/the American Association took

5| charge of the team yesterday at the

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request of Henry Bendinger, presiand controlling stockholder. He reported “everything quiet.” Trautman said he had had no further conferences with C. C. Slapnicka, executive vice president of the Cleveland Indians, and William Veeck Jr. treasurer of the Chicago Cubs, who were reported interested in several of the Brewers’ young

— players. 3% :

Champ Leads Hoosier

=r P. G. A. Qualifiers

Times Special . KOKOMO, Ind. June 17.—~Frank

37 Champ of Bedford, Robert Grant of

Kokomo and Bill Heinlein of Noblesville the professionals who will

represent Indiana in the National Professoinal Golfers’ Association meet at Denver, Colo., July 7-13. Champ turned in a cardof 68-71—139 to win by two strokes yesterday over Grant with a 69-72 141. Heinlein shot a 72-71—143 for the third qualifying spot. Johnny Vaughn of Indianapolis carded a 70-76—146.

CHICAGO, June 17.— Ralph Stonehouse, former Indianapolis golfer now living in Elgin, IN, gained one of the nine P. G. A.

39! qualifying spots in the Chicago disaa | trict yesterday.

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Fall to Fourth

Birds Drop 1;

By UNITED PRESS ‘The American Association pennant race was tighter than ever today, with Columbus fallen from first: to fourth place. Minneapolis took over the top berth, by beating Columbus last night, 14 to 9. Kansas City advanced to second place with a T-to-5 victory over Indianapolis, - and Louisville rose to third by taking Milwaukeé, 6. to 3. There was only 10 points difference between the top and the bottom of the, hs division, an e Elon Hogsett Millers were at the top by one point. The Millers made their bid in the fourth inning with a nine-run attack that put them ahead, 11 to 2. But after that big inning, the going was harder, and Columbus threatened several times to get out of hand. Rookie Joe Hatten was the winning pitcher, although Walter Tauscher and Elon Hogsett had to ‘help him out in the seventh, when the Birds scored five runs. Fabi Gaffke homered for the Millers and Bert Haas hit a fourbagger for the Birds. The hitting was even in the Louisville - Milwaukee game, with each side getting 11. Left Fielder Art Parks’ round-tripper in the seventh, with one on, and another talley in that frame, gave the Colonels the game. :

hind Johnny Marcum’'s seven-hit pitching. Marcum also shared in the attack, by driving in two runs with three hits.

Thom Out to Upset Marine

Light heavyweights, with the undefeated Sergeant Bob Kenaston facing Coach Billy Thom in the main even, will provide all of the action on the outdoor wrestling card tonight at Sports Arena. Dave Reynolds, of Idaho, opposes Stacy Hall, assistant mat mentor at Ohio State University, in the opener, while Jack Hagen, of New Orleans, grips with Jules La Rance, of Canada, in the semi-windup. Kenaston, a Marine, has gone unbeaten here since he first appeared last winter. In an appearance last Tuesday he whipped Frankie Talaber, it being Frankie's first loss. Thom hopes to be the first to upset Kenaston and reports himself in top shape for the match which calls for two falls out of three.

Salica Retains His Bantam Crown

- PHILADELPHIA, June 17 : (U. P.) —Beetle-browed Lou Salica, a cagy little fighting man when the chips are down, continued his reign today as Bantamweight Boxing Champion ‘of the World after a

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Toledo beat St. Paul, 11 to 3, be-| =

Deaths—Funerais 1

= June 1%, 41. CARLYLE-Ma

y . Tuesd: Funeral gg ter. “For further information sah Tolin Funeral Home;

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E—N E., wife of Edward. mothGEORG yous rlotte rth andmother

W ‘Methodiai Friends

. - Services X win Ra rial. Crown H invited.

MATSON—Prederick E., passed away June 14. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 11 a. m. Friends

MO NROE~Alezanger R. of the Marost Hotel, passed away at Prainfeld, Monday. June 16. eral oe 3 a lo & Ba Batley s. 24233 N. Meridian 8t.,

Toon at 2 o'clock. Inter a ti Crown:

Tuesday. Functal notice later.

RAY—Ella, entered into rest Monday. age 75 years, wife of Thomas Ray, mother of Ruth Blunk and Herman Si! Services Wednesday, 3 p. Har Peace Chapel. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.

STEGMAN -—- ‘Margaret Schaefer, age 72 years. mother of Mrs. Leona and Carl Stegman of city; Mrs. Sylvina Elder nd Leo Stegman

Angeles, Cal.; John also survived by 20 grandchildren. Funeral from Lau jay, 8: Sacred Heart Church, ) La Ns Burial ‘at St. Joseph's Cemet ery. was member ot Christian others and Third Order

WORTMAN — Henry, stenfather of Mrs. Joan Philli ipoe, Mrs, Seulile Sanders a Robert Wolf, departed this life a e 61. Funeral A later. For information eall Moore & Kirk, CH-1806.

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Card of Thanks 200:

DALTON—We wish to thank our wonderful jrisuas and | neighbors for t their kind-

ness ng of our little Mere BY ; Also for <he

py flowers. and Mrs. ols. and Moore Mr. an ¢. Roy Dalton. -

Kirk.

; uneral Directors ~ WALTER T. BLASENGYM ; "FUNERAL HOME

2226 Shelby Main Office UA-2570

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W Michigan 8¢. 88-19%

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

2 W. PALL CREER BLVD. TA-3911.

BERT S. GADD

9130 Prospect St

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

G. H. HERRMANN

1308 8. EAST ST. MA-8488

HISEY & TITUS MORTUARY #81 NX. DELAWARE 87.

MOORE & KIRK ®-1150 CH-1808 . Ta-s08e

SHIRLEY BROS. co.

348 N. Nlinols

MA-8374

| Lost and Found

:| Help Wanted—Female

y AVON CO.

Funeral Some, Fi S. Meridian, Wednes-| W.

‘| REWAIL Milk Route: sales and collector:

Florists & Monuments 6

I) FTES E

22 N. DELAW Fe ISS

| WEL L PERSON w who took purse of Mrs. counter return conMn us FE polis Times or BE-3897-4. Keep money.

LOST—Female Ton bull and terrier, screw tail, white on head and feet; “Boots + 10-inches high. Reward.

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Schools & Instructions 12

Complete business course, $18 mo, Individual Instruction Ind. Trust Bldg, 117 E. Wash. RI-4907. EVERYONE NEEDS to be an SRpart driver.

Private drivi school, June-Ju Exirenced IRSEouetIOn, NELL M ICK HOMAS, W! Evenings.

, WA-1237. Special Announcements 1. 12B°

1 ihe “AMERICAN G JAN." Amer ica" T, $1.00 year. . Box 1335. Tea nea Sample copy free. For Quick. iow. Gest Want Ja TTY Paone RI-3531 between

LOST. Saturday, College car or WA-7673, \

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downtown. Reward.

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A 3 546 Helly

urse containing ridian. and Holly. ~1847.

WIRE- x Terrier, black, white; fpotted hh side. “Cricket.” Reward,

Illinois Bldg.. need woman, a well groom sist in merchandise distri service. © Suppor by nati Commission.

tising. OUNG Colored j8th-Meridian. | Box 146,

onal adver-

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WH rE general ' housework: fale ShllaLs stay: references. $5. BR-4295

WHITE COUPLE—House, garden work; outskirts city; home. Mages, MA76 Betnesd § 3 a. m.-4

ANTED woman, Scotch or | lish | elerred, Jor upstairs

work. Call

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MEYER O JACOBS

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‘General Repair Work; paint- | ing. Cement work a specialty.

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Personal Services

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THE ELMS. CHICKEN DINNERS. | le. 81; ate J luncheons, se,

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WOMAN DOCTOR

Wanted to take over old-estak tice to women only. Wonderf Some capital needed. P. O. Box 1335.

Ad D mistrages. 3

QUSEKEEP! a white, jo part time work. 400 N. Delaware, Apt. 8.

QVER 35. woman, light work. More for home than wages. ~1491.

WHITE: ousewarks pis child; stay; o cooking: BR-7498.

= NTED— eS chicken pickers. SE 2 N. New Jersey.

e, 25 to 40: 4 adults. Hr 2 a tt 200 estview Dr. MA-4634.

WHITE—Assist hi LR housework and children; stay. 2408 N. Alabama.

Save Money —~ Use TIMES Want Ads

Help Wanted—Male

EXPERIENCED MAN

to operate Blanchard grinder. Apply to R. C. A. Manufacturing Co., 501 N. LaSalle.

SALESMAN — Unlimited earning to one with ability to sell retread warranted quality iy Drawing account Sunsia. ered. Planet Tire & Rubber Co. Factor atte at Saye Hotel, Indian: For interview phone RI-847 . Brinkman. _

WE: BUY MEN'S SUITS

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Va. Ave.

experienced. State all particulars. Box 41, Times. Steady work, good

Wool Presser Tic: J. D. Eastman, SUNSHINE CLEANERS, 3808 E. Wash.

Pasitions Wanted, Female 1 10

HOUSEKEEPER, full charge, or care room ing house. erence. Box 42, care Times.

HOUSECLEANING, RI-1663

USHER MORTUARY _

218 W Washington St

J. C. WILSON

Positions Wanted—Male 11{:

SIGN MAN, | commercial art Sttist ist and under-

MA-9433 1230 Prospect St MA4044

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.(CARPENTERING) ment and brick work general remodeling. Screens

CARPENTER-—Ce Juolug and

Sa — ca nr, repair work, painting. 591 Middle Drive, Woodruff, MA-

ING, Ti a CGN Contactors, 1611 EB. Woon MA-568 Free estimates. Prices reasonable.

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Rugs yon NOBLE BROS.. 805 N. Del. “Rrsi RA

(CRUSHED STONE & CINDERS).

STONE. cinders, top dirt, grading, fill-in. driveways built. Ri- oer

(DELIVERY & TRANSFER) ACME ‘Delivery and Transfer “Trucks for any kind of hauling. Rates $1.50 per hour and up. Try our service and economize. LI-9642. 525 S. Alabama.

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SAVE by purchasing ALL Jout plies. materials and equ Co. Farm

ou Marion w 131. W. Henry. (FENOE»

Ford Fence Co. ule ang crectjom: low pri free

estimat te 544). "Night. BR-0317 6878 Cornell (FURNACE CLEANING)

farm supent through|= reau Co-op. LI-6381.

(FURNACE Se & CLEANING)

EXPERT furnace repairing. cleaning. Estimate. tol Automatic Heating Corp. 962 Ft. e, LI-3822,

2 (FURRIER) ig Furrier

(GARAGE)

Garage, 142 W. Market 8t. RI-0533. Low. atorage rates.

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SOAPS.

stands Neon Young, 1607 Lafayette Road. BE-0464-M.

Swaps 2 Inboard Boats 3 Se, Bs H. L. Horten, 2154

lent condition.

Sherman. CH-3800. LN CHRO ERG. Co AL S 6d] Now Pod. o

t. mahogany; out ® sis quick sale. 201 Mr

Single. = Lk

o = Sr CCOONS. _ trade for? er

wd| Pets, Poultry, Livestock 2

CHOICE vegetable slants, fertilizer. SORUR'S. 8 kK) 9 N. L Chicks $7 up dl. Custom hatch. IR-}

Eastside Hatchery, 4919 E. He Farm, Garden, Plants 3 Bridles and Riding Equip

SADDLES ride und Rising = FARM & HOME SUPPLY, 1325 Kentucky.

CHERRIES for sale, $2 crate; 2400 8. pune (S. E. corner Keystone and B:

re) SL edn ahs goo

Merchandise for Sale 34

Cedar NE ATES vn Marion Material Co.

ne Northwestern

really fine and beauti TH ty a lvingtm wi ne Cnet

pertect. 8 Te Ne OARRT

Meridian. Open till 9 = m. Genuine Inlaid Linoleum 89:

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& Washington.

second successful title defense against thumping Tommy Forte of Philadelphia. Salica used the cunning gainad

a 15-round decision from Forte before 14,500 persons at Shibe Park last night. It was tha Brooklyn veteran's fifth successful defense of

Georgie Pace of Cleveland.

Hal Gets $1061

NEW YORK, June 17 (NEA) —On Hal Schumacher Day at the Polo

Grounds, upstate admirers presented | ALABAMA,

the Giants’ right-hander with a $1000 National Defense Bond and a check for $61. They took up a collection.

LONG RUN BRAND MOTOR ¢ OIL Qt.

in 10 years of ring warfare to take|s2

the crown he regained last fall from i,

ive ESTATE

For Rent... For Sale «.. Wanted . .o Loans

Rooms Without Board 14

+ ALABAMA, 1440 N.-Slee room; near bath: extra clean: quiet; innergauge: batt $2.25; 1437—Comfortable; hot water} So sar, Central carline; also apart-

ment. 50 UP; large cool room: next bath; innersprings; hot water. 149 W. 9th, Ap

$2.50 UP; large, cool room; next bath; inLE hot water. 23 BE. St. Joe, - Apt.

ALABAMA, 1205 N.—Attractive, twin beds, |= innersprines, priiaie bath and entrance;

Rooms With Board 16

Co —————— rt $5.50; CRUPFT, 154i—Attractive front; twin _ beds; home ‘privileges; 3 meais. GA-5780.

Houses for Rent 19

Houses and Lots Sale ;

BANCROFT, 512 N. — 6-room modern double. Inquire other side.

Hotels 16

Farms and Suburbans

x Jndal $3.50 week and up. Hoosier Hotel Cita. 't moniortanns

rooms, showers and tub. 440 Mass. Ave,

SEMINOLE HOTEL *20,%; Als. Rms.

$4.50; showers. Transients $1. a

NEW PALACE HOTEL—4 N. New Jersey; nice modern rooms; $3 up weekly.

2020 N.—Large, attractive, near bath, large Sloset, garage optional; reasonable; phone

IEW, 1202 i large room; Puivaie. ne men only; near Allison's.

t aj partment, urnished.

Housekeeping Rooms

ARSENAL, 12 N.—2-room feftijetation. a fron

BOSART, 130 well furnished room, ta beds, ga. employed Tari board opional.

BELLEFONT 920—2 Rooms, unfure nished, 1st floor ot adults, utilities abel RI-T1

BROADWAY, 2605—3 Lov rooms, ventilation, hot water, Td service, TAs

BROADWAY, 1240, 6 -— Cross ventiation; Venetian Buds: Shower; pri vate hom LI-9043; nings.

WESTERN AUITV

Jewelry & Ll Co E. Was

nngton

: HAPPY RELIEF i= FROM PAINFUL | BACKACHE

CAPITOL, SE Large, well furnished, downstairs, 2 Note bath; 1-2 gentlemen.

CARROLLTON, 1125 — 2 Lovel Jooms, Ripctically drivate bath,

CENTRAL, 1232—Sieeping two, responsible men. Walking hee

COLLEGE, near bath, innersprings, constant not water, 1-3; private, phone.

DELAWARE: 402 N., APT. 9-High class toom; next bath; every comfort; gentle a ml reference

(18 N. Drexel) —La fro t: giutieman; goof, good, tTanspor 0

Sleeping | private

m for one or rivate home.

Er Deds: tation. IR-1

ILLINOIS, 2242 N.—Front room for gentleman; near bath; cross ventilation; ine nersprings. TA-4%29.

ILLINOIS, 3156 N. —

nt roo tila tom, constant home, phone.

room, Cross ot water, a ne

IRVINGTON (Lowell,

ne + o Thea Besa ane

EpRImIN 968 N., Apt 3-Comfartably ed room: next , 2318 N.: Sei § EE ge

$0 —cgomturtahie; ot water:

fron overstufted, Tings, suitable 4 phon ey

MERIDIAN, 3462 — Large, atiractive t room; h hot water; reasonable; suit ahle 2. WA-83

PARK, 73¢ — i single, double rooms; xin, de desd; walking distance; reasonable.

PENNSYLVANIA, 1: cool, single, private dus lavatery constant ha water, reasonab! A.

i room, Kitchen$5.50; room, kitchen.

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BROADWAY = Desita en! hal En vaults TA

a. Mohmaw = “hits Lien (Alter 4:30 rn

44 S.~3 Nicely furnished rooms; ‘downstairs, Private entrance; innersprings (after § p. m.)

DORM. AN, 117% =2-3-room

one cE I ond pal,

DORMAN, 3 ecorated, clea Nites _— ik. Employed. couple. Private,

811 apartment, A andi mae Pitas.

-room; x a ie Large 2 ation; “iotinge: | ratened: thorn don.

Mareen: SE recaom Toe re 100 N. Buc. apariments.

Fan 1226—Cool, comfortab hree rooms, bath, Frigida HE Adults.

“Estoing spare

Apartient, Frigidave.

Apartments for Rent APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU Choice apartments gladly shown. LI-8355 General Apartments

22 W. Vermont.

able 1-r ished: pT

vate Sate "ins, pore

apartments, $7.00; $9.50

ILLINOIS clean. Ph aa

inner. sink;

furnished aire; private

~]-room houscHee utilities, near bath,

TTL eg

aie Utilities.

PENNSYLVANIA, 2421 N.: rv furjaned, private entrance, no other roomreasonable, privileges. - TA-8275.

FLY a, ae Hi private e home; gentleman. WA-1063. PLEASANT. 1448--Cheerful, cool fined home. ea optional, Srolencs. reasonable.

Tak LAR RX . Reasonable, TH 9

=| "er 2828 water, Jarge TA-9146

7 ¢ool front, hot Roser gs Reasonable.

ET oP Bat al t St. Ee here, Hom 8 p. EN Nd { pral home BEER near San-| ——

Katherine. age 87 Jears ther Radediache

Ea he Pb ath Rik dd ane a day mar Gay morning at Tesident Shas Rachizan ie I Famers’ Toei invited. .

ds may call at. funeral rn Ro 1 p. m., Tuesday.

«= Fred, ay husband of '. Tues : th Chandler, utsday. SE

n EB. t E. ong np go Tes!

4 Fiottemen Red

adtm home.

ale : joining bath modern, tleman met Bisterred , matic Lg) etd, 83, ting Single, we pacha, gentlemen, [19TH., 121 a furnished ed fron - TE ia

3 | NICELY ° jjurtished. TN oT home, hv Stan 3 Pn 3° ‘empl Tadies. ‘cH

NEAR 'Schwit { 100%) atl fractive. neat ba She s LI-8S8Y

Furn. Houses—Apts.

2-4 ROOMS, 350

‘Well managed. 201 N. New Jersey. bedroom, aoe Haas a ve. Adults.

curr 8 or Wit A SOR ON AoAD, 3

Blinds.

3541 N. MERIDIAN RR TR lh OP $26—-3 Rooms, Utilities

Good condition. 1118 N. Capitol.

18A

TRE, ae clive ridianire “lichens 2 Bd bath aarimant: Bead beauty

mattress: earage: 18A

Furn. Houses.—Apts.

ire: FR 8

He at’ 81 and water furni ~0400.

=| Wanted to Rent

18|

8S.-4 Rooms, bath, |. butitn cabinet, venetian shed. Re

1521 E. 72D. TR house with 2 Jide rene) 1500282: iv. rm. gas, elec., dee $250 down, $13 mthiy., cor will’ Ri ‘for south side propert assume. a MA-6962, with JA CARR. M

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Resorts and Cottages

FOR | Lake front land. $33 down, $5 onth. On the largest lake within 40 miles of Indianapolis. TA-8212.

house; Dasqment, A replace.

boating. me, a month; utilities. CH-2189. 3

n. East or “northeast. \mediately. Call CH-

HORST.

FURNISHED dack, fishin Fitch; $30

FIVE-ROOM modern Not over $25. 3005.

Sys “ unfurn.

wile want home or WA-4466. (Eves. IR-

Moving and Storage

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store now. Pay six months later.

depen Bstimares Tred ne bie Servis, invited. 931-43 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI1-2010.

Houses and Lots Sale 25 RENTS FOR $45.00 nly

Garage.

e Hurry! HU-2893. Cha Youug MA-9821, Rw. Dilehay MA-641 |

J. 8, Cruse Realty Co, 128 N. Del.

7 ROOM MODERN SUS. Smplete baths, J-car ga 1836 Linden ar. “Call Mr. “Bure Hall Hottel Go.- LL 254} 1322 PLEASANT ST,

8 rooms and bath; nts furnace; tne Asbtstes fen

down.

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location (8) per mion TA-3081 Mr.

Rents Seas ALLISON REALTY CO ANC.

1-2308 ~ Irvington pe 2

TORS. 6034 Oak, Not modern but table 3 Near Harv pluie will sei on SSF Call Mr. N i

11. TY CO. 128 N. Dela. Por immediate

Uader Value Offer LCC. tance. 1526 N. Colorado. Two bedroom moder | p bungalow. Hardwood floors] full base ment; good condition; vacant. $3.50. 10% cash. Qwner. CH-4708.

EAST LESS THAN RENT. Good 5-rm. bung.; garage. All improvements | === paid, $2,500; $200 down, $24.33 per mao. ineludes everything. HUDELSON, 2619 E. 12th. CH-6204.

2042 N. OLNEY

In excellent condition. ae Bites $2800;

F116 w. 16th: 113 N. Ware T. P. Lovett

Greenfield Properties

ge. Williams,

20,

sv | Elbert L. McDaniel

BE SURE 22

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MANY NEW HOMES Drive out to 3000 2. Kestiot Ave.

12 Homes are under way, 4 sold. Other are sold and Wins pied. hs

Wide-Type che Jul basements, oil B lots Dandy pared Tniroves 8 streets. water, gos. Rout

Bude Graves, 243 Fi ay Risen @ BEFORE PRICES RISE FURTHER

RI-8180. MA-4888.

4634 Shelden St.

S-room hungalow; full basement: furnace; electricity. Price $2500. Only | down. Balance $22.50 per mouth A MA-8383. BOAZ PAUL L. jogs co., 818 Pa

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160 B Market St. Union Tite 8

NEW ER gE 3008 N.: Re hes SL

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Have numerous properties, west northwest, under $2000. Available for down and low monthly payments. If present home has been sold, you save time by calling

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MEDIA TE possession, five-room : TE Toto Bldg 53’

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side double

Room. Sondition; modern Qwner., RI-1683.

Only $230 Dn. he no Ode

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E. 30th St.: a real buy: low. Ret is for $48.90 mont! Res. MA-982

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Om if, Mir Harter, Brag DOUBLE_ONLY 2,88

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INCOME $38 MONTH_

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