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THURSDAY, JAN. 15, Bowes Bowlers \ 3-Game Mark;

1942

Break 10-Year Blue Ribbons

Set Season Single Game High

Seal Fast Quintet Beats Falls City With 3 Games

Of 3453; Old Mark

Was 3448

The Bowes Seal Fast bowling team broke a 10-year City three-game mark last night and took first place in the seasonial national three-

game ranking.

Another mark toppled as the Blue Ribbon Ice Cream team set a

season’s single game high with 1192.

was 3453 in the Indianapolis League at Pritchett’s Alleys. The previous record for three] games was set Feb. 3, 1932, by the Augistiner Beverage team at the Uptown Alleys. It was 3448. Don Johnson, Bowes bowler who led the singles in the 1939 ABC, topped the team last night with a dazzling 769. His first game was 286. He followed with a 244 and a 239. Others on the winning five were Larry Fox, with 708; John Fehr, with 705: Fonnie Snyder, with 700, and Walter Heckman, with 571. Heckman started slowly, but came through in the last game with a 204. In besting the season single game mark, the Blue Ribbons also beat the Bowes best single game of 1191, made last night. The previous record was 1177, held by Falls City, Bowes opponents last night. Blue Ribbon bowlers who made the new record were Joe Argus, 235; Ralph Richman, 232; Charles Cray, 257; Bert Bruder, 245, and Joe Michaelis, 223. lls City had held the previous gaeson three-game high, with 32786. They beat their own record by bowling 3282 last night, but lost ail three games to the Bowes quintet. Joe Fulton led the Falls City five, with games of 223. 237 and a final 279 for a total of 739. The scores:

BOWES SEAL FAST

Snyder ..210 258 232-700 Johnson ...286 244 239—169 Fox . 318 287 225—708 Heckman ..192 175 204-571 Fehr ......210 247 248-1705

1191 11483453 CITY

248 208 223 237 198

1110

..1114 FALLS

..218 ..218 2:313

Totals

215—679 191-615 212-807 279—739 213—642

1110—3282

Ahearn Carmin Roberson Fulton Hardin 2323

Totals ..1082

Other leading scores in league competition last night were: Myers, International Harvester ........

ilof Miami,

The Bowes three-game mark »

Don Johnson . .

Sabin Leads

Miami Tourney

CORAL GABLES, Fla, Jan. 15 (U. P.).—Top seeded Wayne Sabin from Portland, Ore, led a field of the nation’s outstanding amateurs into the third round of the University or Miami Invitation Tennis Tournament today. Billy Gillespie of Miami and Jack Kramer of Oakland, Cal, kept pace with Sabin as the threesome stroked down opponents in early rounds. Gillespie eliminated Hernando Molino of Havana, third-seeded foreign entrant, 9-7, 7-5, in a hardfought battle. Sabin advanced easily with a 6-0, 6-1 win over Malcolm McAllister of Miami and was ready to meet Gillespie today. Kramer defeated William Culley 6-0, 6-2, in a first round

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Grant Clark, also of Miami, 8-2, 8-1, in the second. Jerry Crowther of Los topped Jaffre Etcheverry

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3/vana, fourth-seeded foreign player, 5/6-1,

8-4; while Francisco Segura, University of Miami student from advanced easily over George Pero, of Miami, 6-1, 8-3. First round play included Gilles-

831| pie’s victory over Tommy Kahler of 3| Miami, 2| win over Jimmy Pless of Miami, and

8-3, 6-1: Molinos 6-1, 86-1 Pero’s elimination of Bob Dickson, of Jacksonville, Fla., 8-3, 5-7, 8-2.

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Fear Reds. 1 Not Cards, Says ‘Lip’

NEW YORK, Jan. 15 (U.P) — Manager Leo Durocher of the Dodg- | ers caused some surprise among | Metropolitan “hot-stovers” today by declaring that Cincinnati, and not St. Louis, would be the club that the Dodgers must beat for the Na-| tional League pennant this season.| Durocher showed an unexpected | lack of respect for the Cards. He| that Mort Cooper is al great pitcher, but doubted that last vear’s promising rookies, Dan White and Howard Pollett, would do as) well as expected. Moreover, hel claimed the Cards will feel the loss of Johnny Mize, now with the Giants.

Service Men to See Pro Tennis Free

Service men in uniform will be admitted free to the professional tennis matches to be held Thursday at the Field House. The announcement was made yesterday by Frederick W. Hunt, Central Indiana Tennis Association president. The matches will feature Don Budge, Fred Perry, Frank Kovacs and Bobby Riggs. Two singlees matches and a doubles contest will be played. Tickets will go on sale tomorrow at the Sportsman’s Store and at L. Strauss & Co, with special student tickets available at reduced prices.

LOANS

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‘Talk Snavely - For Huskies

SEATTLE, Jan. 15 (U. P).—The faculty athletic committee at the

600] University of Washington narrowed

the list of successors to head foot- | ball Coach Jimmy Phelan down to { about four prospects and as of tothe name of Cornell's Carl

| Snavely led all the rest.

The outbreak of war has complicated the situation at Washington. Phelan drew his pink slip shortly after war was declared and, at the time, the task of finding a replacement seemed simple—just pick the best posible coach who would answer the call for about $9000 a year. But the picture has changed. Football's future in the “western|s theater of operations” appears highly uncertain; big-name coaches like Bernie Bierman of Minnesota are entering active service: and a limit of 5000 persons at public jgatherings in this area is presently {in effect. Selection of Phelan’s successor, on several qualiA big-name coach won't do much good under a curtailed gridiron setup, particularly ‘big game” draws a guaranteed maximum of 5000 lucky fans.

fying factors

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Without Calomel—And You'll Th of Bed in the Morning Rarin’ to

The liver should pour 2 pinta of Wo Juice into your bowels every day. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food may not digest, It may just decay in the bowels, Then gas bloats up your stomach. You get conpg yee feel sour, sunk and the world

looks p It Livy “these good, old Carter's Little Liver Fills to get these 2 pints of bile flowoe freely to make you feel “up and up.” a package today, Teke as directed. Birective in making bile flow freely, Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills. 10¢ and 25¢,

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Canada Keeps Sports Going

MONTREAL, Jan. 15 (U. P)— Canada is surprised that the United States Golf Association should cancel all major tournaments in 1942. This surprise is matural because Canada has been at war for two and a half years, yet—almost without exception—the governing bodies of various Canadian sports have declared their intentions recently of carrying on full programs this year. : The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association reaffirmed its plan to keep its sport functioning full blast, and the Royal Canadian Golf Association announced that the Canadian Open will be staged as usual. Neither Toronto nor Montreal show any intention of giving up their International League baseball teams, although they may be forced to later if the draft catches too many of their United States players. This leaves only one major sport still doubtful—football. But the pigskin enthusiasts insist that the Eastern Rugby-Football Union will carry on next autaumn. In the West, however, there is little chance that the Western Football Conference will resume operations. Distances are too great, enlistments too heavy and crowds too small to warrant continuation of the Vancouver-Regina-Winnipeg circuit. Intercollegiate sports, never overly important in the Dominion, have folded considerably because of the war and other reasons, but Cana-

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Thurs., Jan. 15, 1942

NE Dsoand £ oy of 13s 1 iford ucy B. 0 Neel : Ra polis, ops aria a.

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Friends _invit en the residence until noon Friday.

HADLEY — Mable M., beloved wife of Charles C. Shadley and mother of Mrs Mildred G. Shadley, Mrs. M. charleng Cri d Mrs. Lillian M. assed awa esday evening, Jan. . Funeral service will be held at the Wald Funeral Home, Illinois at A51, St., Friday afternoon, Jan, 16, at 2 clock. Interment Washington Park Voomatery, Friends are welcome.

SNYDER—FEdward J., 660 S. New Jersey, assed away Wednesday morning. Servfoe at the Fianner & Buchanan Mortuary, Friday m. Friends invited. Burial aay Friends may call at the mortuary.

WEIMER--Wiliiam B. Arsenal, husband of |= ay. brother of Mrs. Agnes Payne and Miss Gertrude Weimer of Indianapolis, Mrs. Harriett Standar, Boise, 1da.. assed away Tuesday. Service at J. C. ilson Funeral fsme 1230 Prospect St. Friday. 1:30. Friends invited. Burial

Memorial Park.

ILLIAMS—Mary Katherine, age 70 years, beloved wife of Tilford C., mother of Mrs. Barbara Nohr, Mrs. Lorene Smelty, . and. Garnett WilFuneral Satur- . . : , at the Usher Mortuary, 2313 . Washington St. invited. Burial Washington|=— Friends may call at the resi- >, 5108 College Ave., after 6 p, m, Thursday until 8 a. m. Saturday:

In Memoriams

I rr DALY—In loving : remembrance of our dear father, Daniel A. Daly, who passed away 11 years ago today, Jan, 15, 1931. Love and remembrance last for ever YOUR CHILDREN.

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da’s major sports still are doing weil. Compulsory military training in Canada has not made such a sweep of athletes as the draft in the United States. The United States already is con-

for making sports equipment—golf balls, tennis balls, etc. Since Canada’s involvment in the war, Canadian sports enthusiasts have had no worries about sporting goods because they were getting them from the United States. But that situation may be changed soon.

HAWAII CASUALTIES PINING FOR ACTION =:

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15 (U. P.) —Sailors injured in the attack on Pearl Harbor are anxious to get back into action against the Japanese. Many already have returned to duty. Newspapermen were permitted to interview the casualties at a naval hospital for the first time yesterday and found some men, borne ashore only a few weeks ago as stretcher cases, almost completely recovered. None has died. J. W. Beard, Portland, Ind., aviation machinist’s mate, second class, was visiting with his wife when newspapermen arrived. He was in the naval hospital at Honolulu at the time of the Japanese attack recovering from injuries received earlier. A cable on an aircraft carrier had broken loose and cut off his leg below the knee. “I knew what was going on while I lay in the hospital,” said Beard. “I could hear plenty of noise—fir- [MID ing and shooting and the sound of glass splintering. I sure wanted to get out of there and at em.” “He wanted to get out his shot gun and go to work,” interjected Mrs. Beard with a smile. ee ——

PROBE BURNS CITY FIRE

BEDFORD, Ind, Jan. 15 (U. P). —Authorities today sought some c.ue to the origin of the fire ut the Burns City Naval Ammunition Depot last night which destroyed the wooden forms for the second story of the partially completed Marine barracks and gutted the first floo interior of the concrete building.

ne ee cy TWO DIE IN ARMY BOMBER NORTH WOODSTOCK, N. J. Jan. 15 (U. P.).—State police and forest rangers cut through a stormswept wilderness today to reach a wrecked Douglas twin-motored Army bomber whch crashed against Mount Moosilauke last night, killing two men and injuring five. Names of the dead and injured were not Inmeninlely available.

Deaths—Funerals

Tnadianapolis Times, Thurs., Jan. 38; i913

CHRIS Mary yx, of 2352 N. Adams st., beloved wife of John, mother of John r., Rosemary, Helen Louise, and Charles Chris, sister of Garrett Llewellyn, departed this life Thursday, age y Tagg Saturday, Jan. 17, at Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, 2530 Station St, 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.

DONAHUE Mrs. Margaret Agnes, beloved wife of Michael Donahue of 525 N. Blake St, sister of Patrick and Marin Haley of this city and Mrs. Malachy Kelly of Ireland. passed away Wednesgay Fphersl Saturday, Jan. B45 Finn Bros.’ Funer ead ne eridian. Services st a gobs 3 Church S a. m. Interment Holly Cross Cemetery.

GIRS —Xathering widow of the late John bs, mother of liam, Gibbs of CHiCARO, bs Indiana olis,

of Bipvnsoure,

Clarence Gi Mrs. Monica Clinton of Sistor of Cottey hogan 2 Mrs. Delia ntiac

Mich. Anna aan pbs Suan ind, passe away ednesday at her redenes wn Pi nsbure. in B Saturday, Jan, + nn Bros,’ ert

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HAMMEL George J. age 93, of 4147 Carrollton Ave., father oot villiam WW. Hamme] of Kansas City and grandfather f W. F. Hammel, Indianapolis, Sted afternoon. ervice Buchanan Mortuary > m. Friends invited. Bu Friends may call at t

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age 60 years, hushand of Minnie Mason, father of Alva \ Marion M,, Edear G. and Alfred Mason. brother of Tona and Orsa Mason. Funeral Friday, 2 p. m. a the Woodworth Etter rnacle, Belm and M Sts. Friends. invited, ark. the Royster &

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C ESTATE

For Sale... Wanted... Loans

Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms 17

Houses and Lots Sale 25

$3; 17 E. 34TH.—Girl to ghate lovely room a employed girl. TA-T770. 515 B. 24TH-—Cozy, next bath, steam 5 Small family. (Central) WA-1494, 426 N. (Near Tech.)—Warm, innersprings, 1-2, reasonable, good transportation, MA-0570,

BROADWAY, 3019—Warm, w next bath: rivate home; reasonable. 'A-4335. ITO. 1719 N.—Lovely warm _ dow Cn Penn very Feasonable. WA- 8091 after 4 p. m.

ARROLLTON, College car.)

well furnished, gentleman;

1132—(1 Block east of Nite single room, innersprings, next $3; good heat, constant hot water, We iPate entrance,

ARROLL N, 38TH.—Room, adjoining CAR path, an oN. loon: 1-2 onployed girls,

ENTRAL 25186—Beautiful, warm, near bath. constant hot water; 1-2; reason-

OLLEG: -— Large, well-furnished; 3: 2: glehty heat, oY Water: reasonable.

SELATAR E, 409 N,—Apt. 19; large front: De 1-2. A arian: Phot water. LI-9129,

HERVEY, 1009—Comfortable, modern, private home; innersprings; Jar Garfield; good transportation. GA-35

IRVINGTON (Lowell, S330 Nice furnished sin Ie rshext bath, private home,

IR-3994, I

LASALLE, 1348—Large, warm room, close bath inners ngs, private home. Reasonable. CH-3

MARCY LANE, 4535, APT. 263—Newly furnished, next bath, good transportation, private home, HU-5372.

MARKET, 918 E Comfortably furnished, warm room; next bath; private home; reasonable. I1.I-2925,

MERIDIAN, 2220 N. — Large room, twin beds, private entrance, good heat, reasonahle. WA-9039.

MERIDIAN, N. (10 E. 25th, Apt. 4) —Warm, twin bedroom, gn young couple, privileges. WA-9359

JEW JERSEY, 1320 N.—Nicely furnished; NE vata bath: good heat: also sleeping rooms; reasonable. LI-1707.

PARK, 324T7—Warm, front master bedroom. also small room, private home, WA-3028. PA 1559—Single with lavatory, large PARE bedro| BM, © Mnersprings, adjoining bath. Call 7 8751 eves or before noon.

WASHINGTON BLVD. 7830— Warm, front innersprings, shower bath, near trans-

portation, $3. TA-3821.

RIVE, 535. Woodruff Place— 2 a PRI Eied rooms, suitable for 2, one with twin beds. New innersprings. Warm. -8238.

ELEVENTH, 322 E, constant hot water, sonable. RI-9975. 15TH., 412 E.—Clean room; private home; city heat: Wo transportation; reason: ahle, LI-80 NEAR RCA (950 N. Parker)—Comfortable room, modern Sonia ences, innersprings, gentleman, CH-0920

EAR ALLISON’ Warm room, next ha: NEL bus 4 1-2 genvEmen, BE-3992-J

Room? With Board 15

—CRUFT, 1088 — Attractive, front » Som Rid s home; twin beds; 2 meals. GA-57 BELLE VED. 1232 N. (Near Alison s)— Soune guan share nice room; twin beds.

E—Warm front room: Suitable 2. Rea-

602 N.—Well furnished,

EASTERN Dear hah, so TAvate: good meals; near RC

Tr 538 N.—Nice sleeping rooms, yi vate ine: PI Wi entrance, board

De -1254-

NORTH wy er a bedroom, private home; 35 hlock i employed person. TA-7608

OXFORD, 24) Do Wistar, next bath: home cook: A; good transportation.

HOME for SE and aged paheise, Reasonable rates. Nurse's care.

Hotels 16 “$6 Week Up, Barton Hotel

Large, clean, attrac. rms.; good beds; free FRrkiNg Delaware at Michigan,

5315 . Jan Jones Hotels “=< $6 up

SPENCER HOTEL—Marvin Jones, Mgr. Hot, cold water. City Hoosier Hotel

heat: showers, $4 up. 440 Massachusetts. 643 Ft. Wayne;

WILSON HOTE clean, mod. rms.;

everything new; walking distance.

LI-|

20TH, 130 W.—Off Illinois, desirable apartments, all utilities, Parking space.

22D., E,, 707—3 rooms Toriished; heat,

utilities; reasonable. TA-51 INDIVIDUAL cottages. Fran § Sagnle with 1 child; no dogs. COOMBS PARK Must 38 seen to appreciate. GA-4054 utilities;

2-ROOM furnished apartment; private entrance: near transportation: adults. 2337 N. La Salle.

Apartments for Rent 18

Apartment South 1109 Hanna Ave. (University Heights), 3 rooms, mod. except furnace,

water furnished, $27. KELLER REALTY, INC LI-4401.

ENTAL BUREAU

Choice apartments gladly shown. LI-5585,

General Apartments

22 W. Vermont, 1.I-2439,

FRONT | BEDROOM APT.

$50.00. Adults, 2725 N. Meridian.

COLLEGE, 3535 — Five-room mod.; constant hot water; 1- car earage, "$52.50. Call Mr, Burtt, MA-858

Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

JEFFERSON, 604 N.—Block off E. Michi gan, 2 large rooms, warm, light, sink; employed. CH-2387.

KENWOOD, N., 2235—3-Room, ern a artment; excellent heat, $11, 'A-5T170.

MERIDIAN, 1728 N.—Elaborate lower 3 rooms, bath, Re side drive. References. TA-84

NEAR ALLISON’'S—Attractively furnished new 3-room apartment, private shower, oil heat, all utilities furnished; suitable 4 men; only $7 week each, BE30

bath, modutilities,

Houses for Rent 19

BROADWAY, “5631—Largs 2-bedroom “mod. bungalow; fenced-in back yard; 2-car garage, § $70. Call BR-7021 of Mr. Burtt,

CARROLLTON modern oN adults, $50. CHESTER, 2903 N.— double; water paid. p.m.

EUCLID, N., 3710—Beautiful ultra modern new colonial 2-bedroom double, fireplace, garage, only $65. IR-7542, :

HIGH ST., 1004 4-Room semi-modern house; Call Mr. Goldman, MA-9381.

MOUNL, 1045 N.—Attractive 5-room modHving room, built-ins, near 1lison’s; L

Mut Starks Realty Co. MA-93

NEW JERSEY, N., Th 8 rooms 40, garage, heat, water; adults: TAagents,

“Buy & Defense Bond First”

ALLISON REALTY CO. INC, REALTORS 140 N. Delaware St. RI-2368.

FOUR-ROOM suburban home; electricity; i. ea after 6 p. m. (rear 1640 Woo awn

4032 — Attractive 8-room fireplace, water paid;

semi-modern After 6

4-room TA-2513.

water paid.

LET UB manage your property and collect your rents.” We are Bounded

5-ROOM semi-modern gronse (rear of lot); white only. WA-4

Farms and ‘Suburbans

NORTHEAST—Nice 5-room modern bungaow: garage, paved road, transportation, i$ 10%, ret y neighborhood; bargain; 8 ol, or down. Hudelson, 2619 E. 12th.

5 ROOME—Not modern, garage, chicken house, 1% acre, $1900; one block west of Franklin Road, north, side of Beechwood, WHALEN, GA-3077

NEW 2 Bed, modern A 1-3 acre South, close in, near transportation.

CHEAP—First house north of railroad, eastside of road in Mt. Comfort,

Really an Opportunity

Ideally located in congested industrial location, Perfect for lunch room, tavern. -Alsp vou get 8 living rooms, and for only $1.500. Sure, repairs—but it’s r Ave. on . south of Chevrolet plant. see. the C.. W. enry Co. 52 Lemecke Bldg. MA-4661; nite, CH-5978.

——|ern_ 5-room

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2 Binding water on both floors;

MA- 3521, 20

5 minutes’ rive to Allison’s.

28 NEW HOMES

Walkin distance to any defense plants, "84.45 0—$550 cash—$26.35 per mo.

2 Completed Weekly

800 So. Kappes at Rhotiug Park, At grads and Waashington H. 8. Bus and

"BRIDGES & GRAVES C0.

BUILDERS 243 N. Del, RI-3477. BR-1426

Amazing Home Value

Here’s what you get! Brand new _modbungalow; hardwood floors; full basement; bullt-ins; city water and sewer. Near There are many other advanages and only $28.50 per month, Call Mr, Ostrom, A-8383. Eves. IR-1007, PAUL 1, McCORD CO., 815 Lemcke Bldg.

5223 WAYNE AVE.

Dandy little 4-room home. Large eahs inet in kitchen; front porch and closedin back porch; full screens; storm sash and storm doors; all in A-1 condition. Price, $1,800; $400 Sawn, bal. like rent.

Call Ketrow. | BE-01 LAL "MA-2377

$350 DOWN, $30 MONTH

Buys good 6-room mod., with attached arage. Suitable for home and income. xcellent neighborhood, Close to Slores and schools. Transportatio oan _ at do Inspect 918 B. State St. Call philips MA-6962 with Jack C, Carr, MA-2371,

BARGAIN NEAR TECH!

3 bedrms.: tile bath: excellent condi522 West Drive, Woodruff Place. Make an offer! WA-7852, C, Otto Janus Jr. J. 8, Cruse Realty Co, 128 N

2 NEW HOMES! TIBBB AVE.

furnace: aved street; chool 91,

tion.

NA-bat:

Comfit. beds, good heat, parking; $1

day, $4.50 week, 920 N, Alabama,

Housekeeping Rooms 17

33 RSEY, 631 N.—1, 2 ms "kite enette apartments; phone.

CENTRAL, 1103—Neatly furnished en innersprings, linens, dishes, -room apartments;

ities; warm. n; steam. fae Meridian.

$6.50— CARROLLTON, 2603—2-room apartment; nicely, furnished: utilities; private entrance.

ALABAMA, 2258 Frigidaire, utilities, Garage. Phone.

A aan S22 N.—$4.59 Up. hougekee rooms, runn ing Rioance

SELLEFONTAINE. 1227—2ment, nicely furnished; $ sleeping room. 1804—8

CARROLLTO 0 va Birinee, Tevokex Maes.

524 —_ Father, th ELL ar 3 0 = a only; 88.

EAA wa 2 ah Te te 5 Phone,

rl | MARKET, 1338 B®. owns Rais, 8 Suitable 4, Phone, ear schools

MICHIGAN, aT E.—Unfurnished 2-room gpartment. sink, CM ities, downstairs. rivate entrance.

$5 U uth

N.—2-Room apartment, Second floor front.

Nicegwarm ing Sater.

oom

apar os. "Pale

Also

—Three rooms, Good heat.

rooms, all

OLIVE, 1838— Warm, modern convenient.

ntilities, private entrance; Reasonable,

PARK, -Lohiractive 2 rooms, Kkitchhi next bath elvinator, hot water.

“room tar PR riiened Eh trance, heat; adults.

ety RSE

DOWNTOWN business lot, main thoroughfare. Size 31x102. Priced low, Paul Boardman, MA-1331, FLETCHER TRUST CO., AGENT. WANT io lease of purchase suitable builds ing and freight terminal. Frbliies Ae Yorn than 13,000 ajare feet, Call Mr. Fred Kokout, MA-8

eauty Parlor Location. ores $26.00 mo. Call Mn CORNER 10th and Olney. Large modern A heat and water furnishe HU-3998 ILLINOIS, 2178 N.—Nice storeroom, good

for barber ghon, or beauty parlor: reasonable rent. FOR RENT—2- Gar be" W =e $e mo. 50000 Wanted to Rent SUPT. wife wants home or a unfurn. WA-4466. (Eves. I

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use for storage, ashington.

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t.,

Moving and Storage 24

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Late Estimates Free. Inspection Invited, 837-43 Ft. Wayne Ave. RY-2019,

Houses and Lots Sale

LER AVE,.—Five rooms, good condi= lon. hardupod SRS furnace, five acres. $3500. VAN H RN. MA-89

LYNN, 787 "N, 6-room semi-modern bungalow; good condition; leaying, SY i "condition

wai, hi cash. Owner 0 pd 806 N. GRANT-4-10

‘modern; A- <1 Aare, side de: meres |

eed ar $2 on a, 389

{ close LT i

month. X N Bet I POORY ION gent 18%

| Real Estate for Trade

. TIBBS AVE. Never occupied, thorou gue modern, only the deed, or you can move in for as $930, jae a8 Los REALTOR, B 1540 Ringgold, 4 rooms, semidown, MA-9821, Edw. Dillehay. C. A. Young. MA-641 | 485 WEST 318T ST. 5-room niodern home; kitchen builtins; Ha Dione: n Bend First.” a e se ny RI-2368. 6-ROOM SINGLE $1,600 622 Arch St., 2-story 3-bedrm. home; 0 Ere month. Mr, Nicolai or Mr. foepet, A-8 J. 3. Cruse Realty Co, 128 N. Del. vr 5 roms, bath, dinette, mode bungr= Fireplace, Fahd new stoker, garage, £4500: ash. “Buy a De ee Bond rst. Eschmeyer, RI-2368. £30.68 per mo. pays oi this mod, B-rm. friplace in long liv, rm.; plenty closets! 1 bsmt.; furhisce, + 21a Boyt: gd 1513. E. KIRK McKINNEY CO. 12 RMS. ios N. Illinois 2122 . Riverside Drive. Ph wy » ‘Off, LI Cr Elbert L. McDaniel ey Attractive 5-room mod bungalow: paved street; close to stores, schools and St. Call Tiliips, MA-8062 with Jack ©. Cary, MA-2377. 8 s 8-room, _ strictly modern; built-ins; sereen-in Tons poreh; 3 bedrooms! arge Cal -0172--2371. JACK C. CARR. HU-2200. SPEED IS IMPORTANT IN GET THE FACT RN hal os. H. Duff Vilm ,, Demand an ab 155 ® Market Bt Union Title Bide. master built, close to JnSportation. schools, etc. Terms, PHT 2080. -4933 1358 8B. Harding; 6-rm. mod. $275 down

y 3 050. Cash $550 and $28.44 monthly gets Lorin Driseoll "0% Chusere. modern, a real buy, only $175 HU-2393. J. 8. Cruse Realty Co, 128 N. Del. new bath; Sieplace; 2-year-old furnace; 0465 Mr. Ros ALLISON REALTY CO.. SING. REALTORS. only $200 own 4827 ENGLISH AVE. low fade Tot: IR-4470. ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS. bung. at 2438 Walker: all hdwd. flrs.; Ww INC N. New Jersey ...! transportation. Terms. Inspect 667 Birch 85 8. DENISON ST, lot; 2-car garage. Small dowp pa on Retrow. REAL ESTATE LO SANS 17 Peoples Bank Bldg. BE 8 of vour title. strac repare "i nion Title Co. 6000 EABT—New bungalow, 5 rooms, mod., GA-6338. Studebaker Realty ,,5 sity.

Real Estate Investment 26A

2842-44 N. Macpherson; 5 rooms a side, semi-modern in first class condition, Sto!

op. Look. HU goog Faw. 1) awe. M A-641 | ty Co. 128 N. Del.

Cruse 26

DOUBLE, 2388 & 3317 C CENTRAL —i-bed: om modern, Will consider a all Dome. ax Sowa payment, MA-7828, 08

Real Estate Wanted

XO aid hl 2a a sa ARR FLAY up to $4500, for nice home or acreage with home. A-44686. Save Money--Use Want A

Real Estate Loans 28

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TIMES _Vant Ads

30] Money to Loan

Money to Loan : | SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

applications. To apply, phone, write or visit either office. Payments include charges at Household’s rate of 2 34% per month on that part of a balances net exceeding $150, and 134 9% per month on that part of a balanos in

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i 3| uf HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

Trail

CETASLIONED 1878

TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES 615 ing an

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a8 Comme: Mar. Fone he, 5404 Riley 147

Loans Made to Residenss of N

Start or the new Re, with no old bills hanging over your head. Commonwealth clean up t soajtéred. bills tor Io, B epay in orderly monthly installments that will fit even the most modest in- . Monthly charges oly 2% on loan balances 61 3is0 of jess 28 nd 80. 27. on lat Sart of sus unpaid above ~ke advantage o ommons wealth’s Eden FP ES tod ay! i

2-OFFICES—32 200 Roosevelt Bldg. 205 Odd Fellow Bldg.

Illinois and Washington Pennsylvania and Washington Lincoln 1431 LIncoln 8495

COMMONWEALTH

LOAN COMPANY

110 W. OHIQC

Lost and Found

in a Flash

AUTO LOANS

OME OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE: LOAN COMPANIES IN THE STATE

SACKS BROS

AUTO LOAN CO. INC. R1-5998.

es] Mtl

LOST:

LOST — Sire hired te

Shaffer Valued as Chester, R641

fountain en _Saturda pehzake, Reward. 609

1 En black spots, brown ead Na N Reward. tran Th-t5e8°

LOANS

white with “MICK.”

JANUARY EXPENSES

LOST—Lady's brown purse, Sunday eveLOST

LOST—Lewellyn Sonten

LO Arlington bus.

ning, Road 31 belween North Jernon and ‘Indianapolis. Reward. HU-6073

—T.a8t Wednesday morning, lower Palial plate false teeth. Reward. HU-

$10 to $100 on your sig-

nature only immediately if employed. $10 to $300 on auto or furniture in one day.

304 KRESGE BLDG.

name ‘‘Pete,”” 11 years old, white with black head "aie

ears, Reward. TA-25

OST—Lady’'s crystal ball watch, a and Reward. IR-34

Help Wanted—Female 8 MARKET 4409

EmploymentSecurityDivision

ADDRESSOGRAPH- SlaPHOIYPE OPR.; KEY PUNCH yr

148 E. MARKET gre J

gxperienced; a 35 year

numerical exB0eap. year

RE ChAkGED

perience;

FINANCE CORPORATION -

WHITE LADY, bs middle-aged woman, GIRL to work for business course. RESTAURANT GOR Vite; six days. Call CATHOLIC : 2 EXPERIENCED TYPEST, for Sddregsing,

HOUSER FEI ER, white, Say fights.

21-35 general housework,

$8. LI-4012. TA-5305

care for RI-62817.

Bmall

baby. Good home and salary.

salary. 404 Guaranty Bldg.

1424 Fe

Locally owned and managed.

Park for Appraisal

Office on ground floor.

K SAND-

A MAKE WICHES; $7. CAN GIVE HOME. TA-2041.

mailing work. Box 1099 Time

Call

BE-3148 R. 2, T a. m, till noon

Park next door. Walk about

8 20 feet, bring in title and

Help Wanted-—Male

YOUNG man about 35 25 with p positive de-

get your loan It's that easy. Buckeye Finance Oo. loan dent. of

ferment from Army service to assist undertaker. Sus be alert, neaf, good river, stay place. Good relsrence. illing to ‘Ne what is required. Address

Box 878, 8h

BXPERIENCED Filling B8tation operators WANTED—Thorougly

RELIEF CLERK, MIDDLE AGED OHIO. L1-2388.

QUITABLE URITIES CO. ARRIETA ITE

WE ii» MA-7115

MAN and ir bei apartment Jiousework, must be good workers and honest; artment on premises and salary. Apply evenings only, 21 W. 16th St., Apt.

3 C LT WRK INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE ASSOCIATION

330 Occidental Bldg. RI-3587

LOANS

LIBERAL LOAN CO. Brita Delaware u. 6605

dR, Phare a Want Ho 13

men, some

wanted, will consider elder! NNES. BE-

openings for leases. MR. D fi 23. Ring 2, after 7 p. m.

experienced car= burator, electrical and speedometer man. ust familiar with all types carburetors and speedometers. RI-1311.

PRE220 W,

OOSEVELT

T HOTEL.

oPRI-

NTED—BOY WITH BICYCLE. "PORTONITY FOR BETTER JOB.

Personal Services

Salesmen—Agents

Positions Wanted—Male 1

MALE “NURSE, best in city,

Schools & Instructions “Aviation Needs Men Who Know

“(BUILDING CON CONTRACTORS)

GENERAL rey fooling, storm sash, combinae HOR 8D. roa ng. siding. CH-0437, afte

BALESMAN for Randolph Lo-Cost Bilt: Rite cottages, restaurants and tourist cabins, Lumber and mili work. Profit sharing contract. Call WA-3319 for appointment.

(DRUG STORES)

DON'T forget her, Valentine Day! Shop early! 5 Hil Pharmacy, 2766 Roose

elt. i it (FENCE)

Lawn fence, mates Ford Fence Co. rials Ang erection; ow prices,

free estimates: terms, B baa1, Night, BR-1245, 6578 Winthrop.

(FENCE COMPANIES) — Factory, lawn, Hoosier Fence Co. y v,

farm, Est. free. Easy terms. HU-8361-—HU-6665.

(INSURANCE)

~ REVOKED AUTO LICENSE —

Certificates filed with the state responsie bility department,

New low rates, RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, INO,

H. G. FREIDMEYER, MGR.

312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. MA-0421,

$15 month.

Go anywhere, RI-4773. Mr. Mann.

AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS!

cents ses starting now covering 12-week rtifled evening courses in instrument ajntenance and operation Govt. lic. ructor; modern . Course covers eters; prufie al horizons; turn-and-nd airs ind om} Sorpasees. ef A ero,

tuit on wee Axton. Corp,, M nteinal Airport oh 8006, Open week days, Bat, and

Personal Services PERMA OIL WAVE Regular $8.50 value,

with shampoo and trim International Beauty 8chool, 220 N. ‘Penn.

GENERAL INSERANCE ALL KINDS EXCEPT LIFE MA-3425 L. D. MAZUR 108 E. Wash,

(JANITOR SUPPLIES) SOAPS, waves, mops, brushes,

ants, “If a janitor uses it w HH $c IEMICAL CO. LI-34 hd

(PAINTING)

disinfects

Sepiets sell it."

STEAMING paper from walls and painte ng, repairing an carpenter work. MA-1736. b e

Delivery Service

and Transfer LI-9642

Trucking, $1.50 up per hr, & pckg., 25¢ (ALIERA VION SPEUIALINDS

(PIANOS)

BALDWIN PIANO SALES ROOM ~~ 44 8. Penn _MA-1431

~ (PRINTING) WE PRINT Setyhing but §,jasney an 3hd b PRIS 127 BE. New York St. (RENT-A-TRUCK) by hour, day or leased

LLL LRH 1] ER CLEAN PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE

MEYER O JACCBS

INERE3)

39 KY. AVE,

(AUTOS FOR R

RENT-A-CAR

W. F, HEATER, PROP, DRIVE-UR-S8ELF

Nw trucks mented y year, &T hin on, except driver, 833 B. SOUTH. ' RI-1TY. (ROOFING==REPAIRING)

Roof \ . RI-2028 75 Rok Wool imputation.

2.213 RAR eleIR Ps RI-7788,

an “w (AUTO BPRING)

Hh oath gp, Quik deren, y y sses u service. 832 W Washington Eo

___(BLINDS)

(RUBBER STAMPS)

NAME STAMPS, 40c. Blythe Stamp Co,, 241 N. Delaware.

a VENETIAN BLINDS

* PATTERSON SHADE - — (WINDOW SHADES) KEITH SHADE CO.

ARTES RI 1541

1 SHAD

Seman

Rd ihber LI-4

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Of lhe better kind-custom LI by

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