Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1941 — Page 44

By TIM

TIPPETT

WELL, HERE WE ARE with just one more day of the 1941 bird season and if you didn't get your bag limit this time you'd better look to your skill with the shotgun

for it was a pretty good year,

all in all.

In fact, the State Conservation Department goes so

far as to label this year “a

bnormally good,” with more

quail in the northern part of the state than have been

recorded in many years.

The main thing to remember now is to hold your fire when you flush a covey, a Hungarian partridge or a pheas-

ant. If they’ ve managed to |

escape you so far they've got a right to enjoy another vear of protection. |

= " se i Hit Him Again THE NEXT PERSON who tells us there's no use in going out after rabbits any more this year because they are all gone is going | to get a punch in the nose. That is if hes a little guy. In the first place Indiana rabbits are still as thick as fleas on a coon dog in summer and the hunting season so far hasn't even made & dent in the rabbit population. Just to prove it—C. (Clinton) R. Gutermuth, director of the Conservation Department, drove from Hammond the other day through Illinois and Towa to Des | Moines, a trip of some 450 miles, In that distance he counted three | rabbits killed by ears. Returning home he counted 17 killed by traffic between Montesuma and Indianapolis. Some people are getting to the stage where they think more rabbits are killed by traffic in the Hoosier State than are rabbits killed by any means in other States, Just think—Indiana. the Rabbit State,

gE = = Applause for Clubs THE 1058 CONSERVATION clubs in Indiana this week will receive a letter from the state thanking them for the good work they have done in the past year and expressing the belief that the clubs will continue their work during the present emergency. It just happens that many of these clubs are taking what surplus money they have in their pockets and investing it in Defense Bonds and Stamps. A good idea that other clubs could adopt and typical of these sporting groups who through the years have had but one main thought in mind— the conservation of America’s na- | tural resources =

Who's Your Enemy? 5

THE NEW YORK OFFICE of “Outdoor Life” brings to our attention an article to be run in | their next issue which deals with | the greatest natural living ene- | mies of game and fish in the United States, The article was written by Buck Rutledge, Maryland game warden, who has spent the past 20 vears and more tramping through woods and talking to hunters all over his state. Here is the list of what he considers the worst predators: Brook, brown and rainbow trout—the common water snake. Largemouth and smallmouth | black bass—the carp (by eating spawn), White-tail deer—in the East, dogs running at large; in the ! West, the cougar. Wild turkey—the fox. ane grouse—the great horned owl. Rabbit—th: common cat. Quail-—the common cat. Squirrel—the goshawk. Ringneck pheasant—the skunk, by eating eggs and young. Wild duck—the crow, by eating eggs and young. |

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New Show Rule

The American Kennel Club has | now amended its rules so that member-clubs and licensed allbreed shows may decide the best | local dog in show. This award ! will be reached by the same logical process that now leads up to the familiar “best in show" honor. The judge will choose the best inn local class of each breed and these specimens then will compete | in their respective local group: clastes. The winners of the local groups will meet for “best local dog in show.” My The new award is particularly adaptable to the two-day show k with a moderate entry that wishes

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show™ probably would wind up the first day's program, while the choosing of “best of all breeds in show” would close the exhibition on the hight of of the second day.

How to Vote

For All-Stars

A nine-point program, outlining

| the official rules for the American | Hockey League's All-Star game,

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were released today by | Podoloff, president of the I The game will be played in the Cleveland arena. 1. An all-star team of 16 men, including 2 goalees, is to represent both divisions. 2. All the players in a division team are to be members of teams in that division. 3. In the Western Division the squad of 16 men is to be chosen as follows: a. Each fan in the Western Divifion is to vote for one complete team of 6 players. b. The hockey sports writers hg e Western Division are alse vo vote for a team of six men. ¢. The full of 16 men is to be comple! by the coach of the Western Division team. 4 The same procedure as to choice of team, coach, etc. is to be followed in the Eastern Division. 5. Two referees appointed by the League are to officiate. 6. A fan may not vote for a player on the team of the city in which he lives. 7. Each ballot must contain the names of six players as above, no more, no less, 8. Actual balloting is to start Jan. 14th and concluded Jan. 25th. 9. The net proceeds are to be | divided equally between the Ameri |

[can Red Cross and the Canadian | Red Cross.

Net Scores

HIGH SCHOOLS

Tlleston of Gary 81;

oh 0 Overtime).

Griffith, 36; Wheeler, 2%. Spiingad Township, 33; Whitewater waship, 13

, 9. (Doable

Fulton, #2: Lucerne, 25. Richland Center, 25; West Township, IV. Reynolds, 39: Earl Park, 18. Dale, 26: Chrisney, 22. South Bend Riley, 30: Mishawaka, ot. Brownsville, 31: Bentonville, 21. Mt. Summit, $2; Cadis, 20. Jackson County Tourney

Cortland, 11; Srothersvilte, x Brownstown, Marklevitle, $1; amit ye. on. Cowan, 23: Daleville, 13.

INDIANA COLLEGES PePanw, A: Logistitte, hgh jniiana “ 4 GC L Hanover, 12: Earlh Mane teh Ri Rents Lake: Naval Tra + Siktion, 52%

si Tok 18. I State. 1%; his 8 Mo 1s BATE 8 43; Valparaise, 0” OTHER COLLEGES Cincinnati, 53: Ma an,

hie Northern, 53; \ S Sprineren. 3 3 Manhatian, time

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Fy 9. Diet Bh, $2. oS SB . Jv) Nether. : Girardeaw, 3%

SES hash. HY Youngsfon, niversity, 10. a Aisa, 55

Auburn, 39: ssippl State, 29. ), 28. Arkansas, 13: Centra (Ou, Shite. 4 ansas State, iL

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HERE'S HOW TO ACT IN AIR RAID

London U. P. Bureau Men Give Helpful Mints to Their Countrymen.

Ameria 1s I AEd, Je qth zent may find it helpful to know what British civilians have learned about aerial bombardment in the event that New York, or nicpee, or Los Angeles has to “take i did London. Here—as compiled by corresponds ents of the United Press Bureau— are some of the guiding rules and] pA principles demon that it's good to be careful but that the aetual danger—if you co-operate with authorities—is much less than one would imagine. 1—You can expect to be fright ened. However, you can get consolation from the fact that Jouve got lots of company, for few people who do not feel a sink. ing sensation in the stomach when the drone of bombers comes from the night sky. But you'll also find yourself trying not to act scared— which is just about the best thing you can do for the morale of the people around you.

Chances of Getting Hit 2—Americans here hve figured

Ore, or Birmingham, Ala, both of which have about 300,000 popula{tion, your chances of getting hit

which drops kills at least one person. ‘And that doesn't always hap(pen, If you live in a target aréa— near steel mills for example—your chances of getting hit are more pronounced. 3—United Press men _— London have developed two toward bombings. Bt Taves, now in South Africa, adopted a “what the hell theory,” asserting that if a bomb has your name on it, there's nothing you can do about it. The other is the “no use asking for it” theory whereby you take

buildings and stay away from glass as much as possible when raids are on, Flying fragments of glass are probably the most dangerous results of bombing. Blasts from the biggest bombs rarely are felt more Ss away.

High or Low?

&— After two years of war here, there still aré two schools of thought as to the safest place during a raid. One school contends that the only safe place is close to the top | 2 of a ou won't ‘be buried

says the basement is safer. Few Bomb travel more than four or five stories before exploding and people lin A basement usually are safe. A good would be the middie floors of a good, strong building, whilg if you live in a residential district your basement is fairly good protection. Britain's un-

raid shelter saved thousands of lives! but the trend now is for each to have a strongly reinforced room. One shel®®r—a good one— consists of a heavy wooden table with wire netting around the sides. Above all ool.”

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Constiehy 3 Ww eh Jndiank poly Th Times BERN, Dec. 19.—The ('zechs tor years have beer reading the wrong history books, State Secretary Karl Frank, assistant to Reichcommissioner Reinhard Heydrich of Bo-hemia-Moravia, told the League for the Study of German History, in! the Sudetenland, according to an account received here. Dr. Frank added the blunt warning that this state of affairs would not be allowed to happen in the future Dr. Frank attacked particularly the historian, Franz Palacky (1798 1876), whom he accused of the foundations for the anti man polieies of Jan Masaryk and Dr. Eduard Benes (leaders of the pro-Allied Czech governmentsine ‘exile). He admitted that some of | Palacky’s disciples—“evil spirits”— were still operating in former Czechoslovakia and attrtibuted the recent poison murder of a proGerman journalist to these circles, says the account in Der Neue Tag of Praha. Dr. Frank said that despite the teachings of Palacky and others of his school, the Czech future could lie only within the closets co ration with the Reich. He d that its basis must be this sentence: and Moravia cannot live without membership in the Reich; a Reich wi t Bohemia and via is unthinkable *

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Housekeeping Rooms 114

§2.50-85— hg rooms, steam heat, hot ar Some 2 Virginia Ave. Ave. 2.8; WV nt N.—Comfortable, next bath, yate hom transportation. " gentieman. Ww S_MERTDIAN WISN. — Warm fl a em innersprinie. transportation,

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3505 (Off 38th)-—Coz Sam, front room, near bath, $5. WA

hat + Rote. 3 won er on preterred; 2 one COLLEGE 1644 5". Sione 3 CTR Pr Br Ca ut. SHR

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DELAWA ing room, wido widow's har oan: Reasonable.

1407 N,, _ — “priv. Const, hot wat,, Suit 2. LI

2007 N.— Comfortable room, ted. Ee 1 or 2 men.

1118 clean; next al prings; large

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BROADWAY ing rooms, near $ bath: gentlemen preferred. Li-1308,

$5.50 UP, 3-room apartments; large, clean rooms, hot water, 7234 N. Alabama. $4.50 UP-—1-Room housekeeping apartment; ilities, piivats entrance; good

heat. 5 Ediso

$8 UP; and 2<-room apartments desirable, steam, hot water. 1147 N. Illinois.

$6 UP; 3 room apartments, clean, hat N N. Meridian St.

quiet. $6.50 OR ural} ARIUS furnished Apartments: dt

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T— PENNSYLVANIA, 983 N. AREhenette apartment, nicely “farne ed. ot water

ALABAMA, 1838 N.—1-room, apartment; Tetriptratio ol private entrance. Phon

BROADWAY, 1138 — Ton e front room, kitchenette; private bat $6. Room, kitchenette, $4.50.

BROADWAY, 1138-4 large rooms tivate entrance. $10. 2 bedroom uits.

BROADWAY, 1138--3 clean, warm rooms; private Shirance; toilet; accommodate § adults,

CARROLLTON, 1610--Th ooms, to bash, Sink, utilities; Tria daire; er. dult

CARROLLTON, 1520-2 Large warm rooms, rivate bath and entrance; rollaway | uilt-in features. Adults. RI-5976.

OQLLEGE. 1634—Clfan, dl 3 ven: r, encio ’ u T ch ene bo ‘Adults only § $8. 6.50 $5.50

GROFF, 1441-1 Room, pected near Allison's: $4. BE-3122-M. . $8 1-2 arking

NEW JERSEY, 631 N.—$3.50, $¢ nd hot

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ORIENTAL, als nersprings. water, utilities: adults:

N. —Attractive frigy dire,

$300 down, $38.88 mo.,

Houses for Rent 19

2810 Burton—3 rms.........$15.00

2854 MacPherson—4 rms... $21.50 941 N. Sherman Dr.—

APARTMENTS 34254 E. 10th—3 rms.

COLORED 4315 Schofield——4 rms.......$15.00 J.G. McCullou Agey MA-9328

Houses and Lots Sale 25

3 NEW HOMES In Speedway

6 UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

{ith and Lyndhurst

4 LARGE ROOMS—ALL MODERN. FULL BSMT.: PLENTY OF EXTRAS.

Priced $3,990—$4,350

106 N. Del, LET US mana . yqur property and Sil lect your Ie AF are Bop ded age Allison Real vy A *Io. 140 N. pe. "St: Rlley 2368.

TWO DOUBLE ROOMS; one single and four-réom apartment, Aysiianie first of year. See now, 4035 W. 16th

Farms and Suburbans 20

Do Not Miss These! $ A'HOME OF YOUR OWN WILL ALWAYS KEEP FAITH Several rooming houses: 8 A and 10 rooms, $3.000 to $5750. 10% d 2518 N. Talbot; ai ey "$29 mo,

78 B. 25th; $33 $35 mo. 0 N. Hamilton; 965 dn. $27.73

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BUILDER QUITS

PRIORITIES, LACK OF MATERIALS, HIGH MATERIAL BILLS, UNREASONABLE WAGES, 1 have 4 brand new 5-rm. mod. sub. bungs.,, $0 modern they even have automatic water heaters, Located' 8 miles southeast. 1 Acre tracts, landscaped: garages, sidedrives. I will sell these at less than appraised value, EXCEPTIONAL BUYS, $5000. SPECIAL! I will take mo., incl. taxes and ins They must be sold now! See or call im ediately.

STANLEY SELIG. 8517 N. Gale. CH-1643

PARK—1296—2 Rooms and kitchenette, hit water, Kelvinator, next bath. Adults.

TALBOTT, 2811 N.—3 rooms, unfurn

ished; next to bath; warm; phone, utilities. Adults.

Eo 2220 N. Large room, Ss, hee Agnes: also a.

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MERID "RR pri and parking.

MERIDIAN, 2700 ho Gy room, near bath; tivate home; employed lady; reasonable. TA. rd adAlso

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NORTH, fortable warm room, constant water, good transportation. TA-

PENNS TIVANIA 2101 }-Cam. fortable, priva $ a levatoiy, °F Pinning Bot

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PENNSYLVANIA, 3 a) VAN 3015 NaRsplanade, "2

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15TH, 415 EB —2 Adjoining rms, single, double! Sy heat: private home. Ee 218T, E.— Front, ey twin beds.

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ND ao EB. Unusually comfortable home, con t hot water, radio. Em. _ploye TA-2¢ 18.

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20TH, 130 W. (Off Tilinols)—Desirable front BBasinent; all utilities, Parking lot. Phone INDIVIDUAL COTTAGES FURNISHED.

2 ple with 1 child. No dog PARK. 4054. Must be

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BEAUTIFUL large front room, downstairs full kitchen. TRE verything furnished; $8 per week. 379 Prospect.

JONES TOURIST CAMP. Heated cabins. hway 36, west, near Allison's. No n ection children.

Apartments for Rent 18

APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU

Chotce apartments wladly shown LI-5688 Reneral Apartments 2 w. Vermont.

10TH, Apt. Utilities.

two rooms ar Adults, “RES881

2238 N., — Atiractive, clean, ex: bath, heat, water,

Trem PRA . Call Sat.

ARRANGED LIKE HOME

§ rooms, new Frigidaire, electric range. minutes from Allison's, Lorn r State and 53nd St. WA-1332.

rooms and bath, hot water, $25. 2741 Lafayette

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rage. Adults, TA-4434,

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Fuen. rw Houses hola. ast—3 Rms; ecorated. 2.808. ux. mod. 4-room H8-Bemuin tel modern Broom | any Others. WA-4466.

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ST. ISH, 1305—Four - washer _ auire 5 ‘Sumner, ‘GAS 3461. 1027

ATR bath: Prigidatre. 0 Garage. Adults. Beat, water, $11.

CORNER State oad 52 eniehea. st nin utes : Alison's. was A=

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Fone rong | “5-Rm. Modern

§52 WEST DRIVE WOODRUFF PLACE

3 Bedrooms and tile bath; lav. on first floor; large closet space, woodwork newly painted; venetian blinds; full basement; new furnace “Priced to Sell! C. O. JANUS, JR. po oy 8. Suse Realty Co., 128 N, Del,

INEXPENSIVE—SOUTH Hot Sunn: : rms., mol... Spann; rms, a 8 8 rms. 8 To mod. BRAN; é Th semi-mod. .. rms., modern. . sit Charen; 5 rms., semi-mod, Mr. Ed Zwicker RI-2368 ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc., REALTORS

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

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(SELL) 109 ‘ACRES -— Good Buildings seven-room house. ond barn, Dlenty of | § water; on good ad; southwest ‘of Bloomington. Boag Crews, Martinavine.

Crews Chevrolet, DEVO. N., 505 (8300 K.)<Cute fourLar lot, trees

se i 500. | Terms. Stewart, 506 niand Bldg. MA-7828.

80 ACRES-—-Located on good grdvel road, well fenced and tiled’ rood Juidings:

d, Price nor, Monticello, Td. 2% A.: 5600 W. Ohio.

Chicken Ranch g.,".: ace. nearer Business Property 2

LARGE FREIGHT DEPOT with parking Jos, 1302883. Outside freight dock, 65-ft. niked office. Heat and lights furs od “Available Jan, 1st. 3 8. West

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Lorin Driscoll on 8678, ONLY $300 DOWN

Excellent Sofn, IVe-story mod, fenced-in yard gar new awnings front porch and windows. 1737 Lookwood. Call \ ' oon JACK C. CARR,

3215 W. 10th st. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

6-room modern arranged for 2-room aph. rental. Low price, terms, PHILLIPS BE-2089 __MA-4933

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ung.s Pi rahi i] 0. Ins Ss MA. 2377.

1466 Brookside Av. ,

bargain, Attractive terms. Marion Van Ars ell. = N. Beville, CH-1108.

3-BEDRM. BUNG., $6000—E. 38TH. Brick and eR RR a5ss. 'M ule bath. 1 year old. A value. B $8150—4 Bedroom sue sun rm; breake fast rm, 5200 N. near Butler. Large ee lot 80x150. MA-7441, BR-6093. $4 780-8 CARROLLTON~—2'2 Bedroom me; ie lot; gioker. , Completely ree modeled. Owner, HU-12

COLORED BUYERS 1019 ORNELL-S RIS bath. Only $158 1505 1 9 Rms. "Rath. $220 down,

15.15 Tr 3 2021 Mass a 6 Rms. Only $120 down,

$8.2 x no Hie AVE. ~4 Rms. Only $120 down, Mek RINNEY CC CO. 'MA-3521

Colored ~ Bungalow Double

+'1807-08 8. Keystone, $1,850

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li He compe. ali 128 N. Del.

modern; om fen RCres; $6900. Perma nm RM 3308, LI-8683, PLENTY USES—Vacant lois

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Real Estate Loans

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