Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1942 — Page 13

709i Tour

A quartet f bowlers scorched the West Side dlleys yesterday to reshuffie standings in the men’s singles and doubles divisions of the .city tournament. , a 181 average bowl-

es of 258, 226 and 225 the top of championship class and was good enough . for second place the handicap class after adding| his 456 handicap. | Ed Erler, |m town alleys, took fourth in the singles with a 671. His 45 handicap gave him sixth place in the handicap class. milton Get | 1296 and Norm Hamilton, members of | the Barbasol quintet, _ toppled 1296] pins -good e first place in the championship doubles. Shaw had a 667. Their 50-pin handicap pushed them in third place df the prize list. All team [leaders in the men’s . division retained their positions yesterday. Team competition will close next Saturday at the West Side alleys. | Doubles and singles, will be held Saturday

Leaders who topped standings in the women’s singles and doubles | class two weeks were replaced yes- . terday. Irene Mahoney and Laura Alexander counted 1104 pins for first place in championship | doubles. Ruth Mitchell and Sue Long added . 257 pins tol their actual 967 for first spot in| the handicap doubles. Iva Underwood rolled a 587 to take over s¢cond in the women’s championship singles and added Her 70 free pins to take second in the handicap class,

Slug Ta

Ing on

riday

Professional boxing will return to the local spdrts scene next Friday night at the Armory when Lloyd Carter of t Hercules A. C. will . present a six-event pro slugfest with Bud | Cottey, Indianapolis lightweight | contender, battling . Sammy Scully, Chicago 185-pound-er, in the 10-round main event. Carter expects to give many of the outstanding local scrappers a “preak” on the card, and although no “big name” boxer will head the - parade of talent, every pug who enters the ring Friday night will be well known to the fans as a belter who punches and keeps punching. Action aplenty will be the keynote. Scully, the clever Windy City mauler who appeared here last year + and won, vietories over Lloyd Pine . and Charley| Eshman, has a solid ring record | which includes wins over such outstanding lightweights as Willie Jpyce, Billy Marquart, Gene Spencer and Eddie Lander. Close Fight With Jenkins He holds a draw with Nick Castiglione and| dropped a close 10rounder to| former lightweight champion Lew Jenkins. |The six-rqund semi-windup, al- ~ ready signed, will pit heavyweight Jethro Jeffers, 188, of Indianapolis, _ against Bob |Bryant,| 204, of Kokomo, Ind. The Kokomo husky took the ring name of Bryant after leav- . ing the amateur tanks, where under his real moniker, Bob Goodfellow, he was a state heavyweight champion four years, from 1931 te

Baus Take

Ford,

Casting Honors

Earl Ford (and Ollie Baus scored high yesterday in the weekly tournament pf the Indianapolis casting club at Tomlinson hall. Ford placed first in the men's _ three-eighths ounce accuracy events ‘with a 98. Baus scored an even 100 “in the five-gighths events and was " followed by | Prank Wilkey, Happy -Hanes and Don Carlisle all of whom “scored 90 for second place tie. Mrs. Jack Moore, Mrs. Frances Carlisle and ary Bright were other

manager of the Up-|:

enough for/

the champ.

Weaver Placed On Mat Card

An | | araviad wrestler makes his debut|in the Armpry ring tomorrow night. He is Prifice Alaki and will be tested by The Great Mephisto of Newark. 2 The other supporting event pits Carlos Freeman, popular young local matman, against the experienced Buck: Weaver of Terre Haute, It is Weaver's first bout here in more than six months. Grappling’s | powerhouse “Wild Bill” Longson, 234, the new heavyweight champ, and John Grandovich, 246, the “Russian Giant,” feature the card. Both are well known| to Armory fans, Longson annexed eight [local viitories before his recent triumph in St. Louis where he took the hezvyweight title away from | Sandor! Szabo. Grandovich was here 18 nionths ago and tossed several standouts. Such men as Danng O'Mahoney, Milo Steinborn and Everett Marshall have fallen before him.

No Advance Derby Favorite

MIAMI, March 2 (U. P.).—Combing the racing results for an advance Kentucky Derby favorite must wait until the opening of the New York racing season April 9 but until that time a place near the head of the parade of eligibles|, for Requested won't be disputed.

Reqliested, | 3-year-old son ' of Questionaire end Fair Perdita, won the preview for Derby eligibles by beating a field of 16 in the $25,000added Flamin@o stakes Saturday at Hialegh park; with the best performance of any horse this year, but He cannot be classed as the favorite until further inspection. There was some doubt concerning his cdndition today because he received a bad ¢ut high up on his leg during the race but Owner Ben Whitaker said it was “not serious.”

“Great Horse”

“That cut really looked bad but I don’t | think ‘anything will result from jt,” Whitaker said. “Requested is a great horge—his performance in the Flamingo showed that—and I think he can win the Derby. Hard-riding| Eddie Arcaro turned in ong of th¢ most sparkling victories of his career when he jockeyed the Whitaker horse under the wire dhead of Redthorn and Alsab,

The crowd sent up a tremendous “no” when the horses broke, because Request>d and Mrs, Raymond MeclIlvain’s Bright Willie, the favorite, were left far behind. The pair had been forced to start outside the gate because of the large field. Then | on the first turn, Requested was Kicked. | |

Alsab was | four lengths behind Redthorn and seven behind Requested.

Bums Defeat Giants 2d Time, 3102

HAVANA—The Brooklyn Dodgers resumed intra-squad drills today for two days before meeting the Cuban all-stars. The Dodgers defeated the New York Giants for the second time, 3-2, in 12 innings, yesterday. A single by rookie first baseman Les Burge drove in the winning run.

ST. PETERSBURG — Holdouts Joe DiMaggio, Red Rolfe, Joe Gordon and Charlie Keller were expected in the New York Yankees’ training camp today, Red Ruffing, also unsigned, may ar‘rive tomorrow, but no. word has been received from catcher Bill Dickey.

CLEARWATER—Manager Lou Boudre gets his first look at his Feller-less Cleveland Indian pitching staff this week.

ANAHEIM—X-ray photographs were taken today to determine “ the extent of injury suffered by . George Donaldson, rookie Philadelphia Athletics outfielder, in the A’s one-sided 17-1 victory over the Seattle Bainiers, yesterday.

MIAMI BEACH—Catcher Ben Warren joined the Philadelphia Phils today in their second day of practice sessions. Warren signed his 1942 contract, only a few minutes after President Gerry Nugent had announced he was a holdout.

EL CENTRO—A pickup nine headed by Rip Sewell ground out a 7-0 whitewash over a Max Butcher combination as the Pirates resumed unlimbering drills yesterday after a weather layoff.

LAKELAND—General Manager Jack Zeller of the Detroit Tigers baseball club today told nine unsigned players they had received the club’s final offer ahd that “if you don’t sign we’ll go long without you.”

ST. PETERSBURG — The St. Louis Cardinals infield was the talk of the town today after a sparkling defensive drill Sunday in which Billy Southwerth used a number of combinations. Of particular importance, he said, was the fact that the inner defense worked nicely ‘without two absentees who ay expected to be key men.

State Badminton Meet Saturday

Rankings of Indiana badminton players will be determined in the first sanctioned state tournament in the Indianapolis Athletic ' Club

gymnasium next Saturday and Sun-

day. Proceeds from the event will go toward “Bundles for America and Blue Jackets.” Competition is limited to players living in the state and belonging to affiliated clubs in Indiana. The tournament, scheduled to open at 10 a. m. Saturday, is being sponsored by the central and southern Indiana badminton association, and is sanctioned by the American badminton association and the midwest badminton association.

Park Wins Prep

Net Conference

Park school had little trouble with Howe military academy last Saturday afternoon as they won their second consecutive midwest prep conference championship. Trouncing the Cadets, 50 to 17, the Panthers ended their regular season and completed a conference record of six victories and no defeats, the only undefeated team in the loop. | The locals assumed a long lead arly in the game and were never in danger. Captain Al Huff tallied 18 points while Archie Harris scored 17. Coach Lou Reichel is now grooming his boys for the midwest prep invitational tourney at Chicago.

BASKETBALL

Royal Crown Colas defeated Richard-

SON, SHIT BY 22 FATHER DIES

Objected to Eating Supper “In the Middle of the

Afternoon.”

LAWRENCEBURG, Ind., March 2 (U. P. .—Prosecuting Attorney Lester G. Baker said today that new charges will be filled against Henry Burkhart, 73-year-old Dearborn county farmer who shot his son because he objected to “eating suppor in the middle of the afternoon.” Burkhart’s son, Harry, 41, died last night at Good Samaritan hospital in Cincinnati of injuries inflicted last Wednesday. Charges of assault and battery and attempt to commit a felony were first filed against Burkhart. The father, a custodian at a Lawrenceburg distillery, wept when told |— his son was dead. He had previously maintained a stoic calm, refusing to say anything other than “3:30 p. m. is a pretty time of the day to have supper.”

Ate at Son’s Home

Burkhart, officers said, had been eating his supper at the home of the son. The meals were served in mid-afternoon so that young Burk-|, hart could.go to work at the Law- |" renceburg postoffice shortly afterward. But last Wednesday, Burkhart told authorities, he could “stand it no longer” and followed his son to the porch and discharged a shotgun into his son’s head. Sheriff's officers captured Burkhart at a suburban Greendale cemetery after the father had taken several shots at the authorities.

FOUR MERCHANTMEN SUNK IN ONE ATTACK

AN EAST CANADA PORT, March 2 (U.P.).—At least four and possibly eight united nations merchantmen, apparently from a convoy, have been torpedoed in the western Atlantic, it was disclosed today. A total of 111 survivors from three tankers and a freighter have been landed here. They said at least 58 seamen were dead or missing, but some might have been picked up by vessels bound for other points. The attacks occurred at night and without warning. Crews of two tankers were rescued without. loss within an hour. Thirty-eight men were missing from a third tanker, from which 11 survivors were landed, and 20 apparently perished

when a freighter sank and capsized | FounD

a life-boat which had just been launched. Nineteen, including five passengers, were rescued. The four known sinkings brings the toll of submarine warfare off the. Canadian coast to 22 since inid-January.

FALSE RAID ALARM HEARD IN HONOLULU

HONOLULU, March 2 (U. P.).— Hawaii's aircraft warning system flashed the portentous word yesterday, 12 weeks after the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor: “Unknown elements at sea.” Air raid sirens shrieked and within a few minutes fighter planes and bombers were roaring into the air ready ‘o meet a challenge. It was 9:40 a. m. when the alarm sounded. Most residents were at breakfast. Some grabbed their new gas masks and ran for home shelters; other stood in their yards or gardens, eager to see action. It was a false alarm, but an efficient dress rehearsal.

Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Monday, Mar. 2, 1942

ADAMS—Thomas Joseph, husband of Ida Brown Adams, father of Victor, Frank, |p Adams of InMoores-

Sunda, Do m., the J. ilson Funeral Home, 123 Prospect st. Friends invited. Burial Greenwood : BEDRICK—Michael, age 48, husband of Theresa Bedrick, father of Lucy, John Michael and Edward Bedrick, brother o John and Edward Bed) y Mary Smith, passed away Pp. Friends ma call | at 1 Fleming, Funeral 1:30 p. Wednesday at the Dorsey service.

home.

BOSTIC—-Minnje Mu, 62 years, beloved mother of Ro "Bostic, Mrs. Mildred

MEF 1

at | 0 oT. JOSEPH, 234,

nL 2 Buri

PHILLIPS —Linnte, age 84. beloved Winfield, Tether age 34 ima and Mrs. Esther Lo Soothe of indian, apolis and Privaie Charles’ f Baton Ro ge, a. Sister Vance of Spiker of Nashvil bale i. ch 1, 1942. Services P m. at Little & Sons 001 t., Beech Gi u Pothel cemetery. Friends may all after 4 p. m. today. -

wife a Davi

H —Jesse L., of 4325 W. Washington st., entered into esl Sn Saturday, age 62 years; father of Mrs. E. J. Pru Mrs, Edit! ith Bellsmith, Elsie and Shipley; brother of Mrs. H gh gon, Ts. Clarence Staley,

ay, 1:30 p at Hi my Peace Gnas.” "Burial Wash ngton Park cemetery, Friends are welcome.

WEST—Mrs. Edna, age 58, beloved wife of Paul West, mother of Mr: rs. Margaret Berry, Herman, Lawrence, Raymond and James West; sister of Mrs. Catherine vig Pt. W

Di Winthrop,”

at funeral rk ceme-

Card of Thanks 2

the Experienced, top wages, WAITRESS 236 8. Illinois.

Help Wanted—Female 8

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t boo es, Sosmetich or wearing a i paral: Wr fte Times Box 897. pe

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i 1 "our method. ve sala jween Ho ae p. m. 3 i Pinar. bldg.

HAVE tremendously interesting Jropasition to energetic ladies to han ; mely

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MIDDLE-AGED white adyL 5 stay; more Jor e than laundr, v

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C. TER appl thi Altes Poo Pee” Fan Creek at 38th. ly

Jil WANTED WAITRESS

4208 College.

IRL answer office Phone, $3 week. Ad dress, Box 1031 Times

GIRL to wait on trade. & Poultry Market.

49th & Penn.

We wish to extend our heartfelt jhanks 8 and rE pesiaLon, 10) for AA acts of Ingasages al and beautiful floral o erings Feiby our Friends in Indianapolis and other cities in our sad bereavement in the loss of our be. loved husband, son and brother, Leo wis. We especially thank the 0 2 bors, the Link Belt Co., the. Rev. J. ed the ba eS and the singers. PANY. na

Funeral Directors 5

CONKLE LE FUNERAL HOME

FLANNER % BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-3377

BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St

GRINSTEINER’S

1601 E. New York

GS, H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST. = MA-8488

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY 951 N. DELAWARE ST. LI-3828

MOORE & KIRK B-11 CH-1308 TA-6036

FOR HONESTY H. w 1 Proffitt Formerly Crawfordsville 3040 N. ILLINOIS TA-3241

SHIRLEY BROS. co.

945 N. Illinois

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect New Location MA-4944

USHER MORTUARY

2313 W. Washington St. BE-4567

J: C. WILSON & CO.

MA-9433 1230 Prospect St. MA-9434

Florists & Monuments 6

MA-6049.

MA-5374

DELAWARE FLOWER SHOP

2922 N. DELAWARE Ma 45 hd

Lost and Found 17

FOUND—Dark brown French poodle. Call | IR. 9616. -

Help Wanted—Male 9

Route Service Men for Established Routes

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. MA AGES 21-40.. FINEST Ol

WE HAVE an opening in our Service Department for a young man whose Miiniate obMust be

weekly, The Indianapolis

Times, between 12 and 4 p. m

WANTED—Men experienced in prefabricating homes and nt

RAL Times. All replies” me confidential. Out-of-state concern.

WANTED 2 young men, neatly dressed, to work for large eastern concern, Traveling expenses paid, comm. Jad e MR. H our

daily. HUGHES, 204 Eig bldg, 8- oe 30 a. m. MEN SINGERS for Glee Club in shine or lessons. Address Times, Box

rienced Pork Butcher,

WANTED — Esper: Sa Wetzel 725 Gardner lane. LI-

Positions Wanted, Female 10

un-

t, alit: eat, good personality, ovel |

RED-—Ne ny or cleanin Best references. experience. A-0783.

Positions Wanted—Male 11

CARP: reasonable.

A-1, home improvements, LI-7501, evenings, Hanley.

Schools & Instructions 12

patriotic i

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

: Pay al Tr yout Sourse after we have ecured employmen T vou, ONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL. 229 N. Penn.

Personal Services 13

ALTERA'

\ Florida Fish

(ALTERATIONS & DRESSMAKING)

Children’s d

TIONS dressmaking. gp and de-

clothing a specialty. Pic! livery. Reasonable. WA-252

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

TELS BH EATS RA CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th I SeTel:T:

(AUTOS FOR RENT)

RENT-A-CAR

W. F. HEATER, ' PROP. DRIVE-UR-SELF 39 KY. AVE. RI-7788.

(AUTO SERVICING—ALL KINDS)

EAST 10th Street Garage. 3220 E. 10th. CH-5529. Motor analysis, valve refacing, overhauling.

(BUILDING CONTRACTING)

AIRING, fing.” Insured cement and roo Insure Reasonable prices. OSHORN BL-0359. (CLEANERS & TAILORS) “GARMENTS like new, when we're thru.” GOODLOE LEANERS & TAILORS. 2205 W.,K 10th. BE-0345. (CLEANING) All types,

55¢ CLEANING alterations.

H & & S. CLEANERS. 22 8. Capitol Ave. “(DELIVERY SERVICE & TRANSFER)

ACME Delivery Service

and Transfer Trucking, $1.50 and up per hour. (DRY CLEANERS)

EANERS—811 W, 30th, WA-

UDGET CL. Boe Suits. Dresses, 39c. Cash, carry.

Hats. (ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SERVICE) Sweepers, hip Ironers,

Refrigerators. Ra dioService, 2181 Madison. ® GA: 3535.

(FENCE) Ford Fence Co. Haliand or rection: estima 5441. ” Night. BR-1245. 6578 Winthrov.

(FENCE CO.) Hoosier Fence Co. Z°ctory: avn

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

GENERAL brick,

Boveri

L1-9642|5

T_ (PAINTING & PAPERHANGING)

(P.

AINTING and ht i call Work guaranteed. PAUL

r hang 87 © 10k samples.

ge. For esti

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(PAPER HANGING)

te.)

(PAPER CLEANING & WALL WASHING)

wash! Wi

RI. 306

painting,

Samples shown. Guar.

3 Paper hanging, int. (PIANOS)

BALDWIN PIANO SALES 44 8. Penn.

(PRINTING)

A-1431

YOU A

0 ND| I need each other! together. RICHA E. New Fork

RDS, The Printer,

Let's

(RADIO REPAIRING—SERVICE)

in 0218. (REMODELING)

NO CHAR E to call, estimate radio repaire E RADIO, 12828 E. 10th. CHe-

HAM REMOD! ROOFING. Free estimates.

ERMAN BUILDERS

LING. INSULATING, SIDING, RI-9744.

REMODELING—New roofs, uarantepd. Reasonable offey sf. MA-3790.

siding, prices.

work 811

(RENT-A-TRUCK)

NEW trucks rented by hour, day by year.

DR. 333 E. SOUTH

or leased

RIVE TT YOURS furn. except driver,

RI-61717,

(RESTAURANTS)

RAMEY'S CAFE, 314 ' Mass.;

RI-0172

quick service, good food, attractive Lent

“The Home of Good Food.” THE G

2069 N. Illinois.

DLE palsopened; newly decorated; SRD

(ROOFING & SIDING)

Roofing and siding. roofs. Repairing a

RI-2928

Built up specialty.

Sweepers

(SWEEPERS FOR SALE)

Hoover, Eureka, etc, 39-9 RI-0030. 1009 N. Cap.

(TOP DIRT, FERTILIZER)

Top Dirt

Yard and Flowers.

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RI-5664,

(WHOLESALE TIRE & RUBBER CO.)

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KEITH SHADE CO.

RI-1581

A-1 SHADE CO.

N. GALE IR 919!

CLEVELAND W. Morris and Droyer.

(WRECKING COMPANIES)

WRECKING NQa-sues.

Business Opportunities 29

(INSURANCE)

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

Certificates filed with the state responsibility department. New low rates.

RELIABLE INS. AGENCY; INC.

H. G. FREIDMEYER, MGR. 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. MA-9421,

ALESMEN—Contact garage and automobile owners for tire locks. Big money. Fast seller. SMITH, Warren Hotel.

MEN (3) travel small towns with sales crew. Earnings, $30 to start. Room 701. 130 E. See on.

to 40%—Use TIMES Want Ads RI-8551 between 8 a. m. and ?

Phone m.

Salesmen—Agents 9A

Attention Salesmen

Grand Union Co. has opening for salesman. Year round employment: 525 er week, plus commission; opportunity or increased earnings were never better. Married: 30-4 Small bond required.

Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins. MA-3425 L. D. MAZUR 108 E. WASH. BT. (JANITOR SUPPLIES)

SOAPS, waxes, mops, brushes, Jisinfectants. “If a janitor uses it a sell i HP CHEMICAL CO,. LI-34

ean

EVERGREENS, shrubbery, landscaping, rading and sodding is our specialty. A-6802. Prompt service.

A “Room” ad In The Times costs as little as 16¢ per day AND produces QUICK RESULTS. Phone RI-55561 between 9 a. m and 8p. m.

MANGANESE

Necessary for defense. property. Need small amount production. For particulars Room 40, Belmont Hotel.

Have proved

to start address

restaurant, Possible

hotel, $20 per day.

EDINBURG, INDIANA—Near Cantonment;

revenue

O. Box 6045, Indiane

Semmes. HOUSES, 8, 9, 12, e

VERN, 3-way license; Sickness AGRO SALES, 208 N. ‘Delaware:

15 rms.}

RI-3312,

ROOMING HQUSE, $186 month, Sacrifice, Owner, 712 N. New Jersey.

14 rooms. $850, Terms.

Income

Swaps

car or cash. 1218 Oliver.

ILL TRADE—$600 equity in 39 LaSalle convertible coupe for motorcycle, older

1933 CHEVROLET sedan, good Will trade for Frigidaire. velt. CH-2668.

condition,

1560 Roose~

range or cas

— Pair black shoes and hat. Owner pay ad and identify. CH-0809-W.

Apply 444 5. Pennsylvania.

. Massachusetts.)

UPRIGHT piano for sewing machine, coal h. 2523 Gladstone.

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ESTATE

... Wanted... Loans

Rooms Without Board 14

Houses for Rent 19

Houses and Lots Sale

: IS car,137 W. 28th, Warm comgS jnnerspring mn JhaLiress. Reasonable, privileges. 4; 515 E. 24th. Large a Seam, small : family, near Central. WA-1494

BEELER~—Nicely furnished room, inner-

Allison’s. BE-381

HWOOD, 3659—Unusually well furBC warm room, private home; near transportation. WA-1709. 2546—Large, light, ver CARROL OE a He bath, $3.50. Telephone. —Quiet room, steam heat; iy te Adults. 2 gentle-

LLEGE, am, hot water.

02~—Furnished room, single or HARIAN. B02. L International. Mallory’s, RCA.

front, breakfast

¥ AVE, 320 Large. loos: Washing

LESLE optional. Garage. ton car.) AN, 2937 N.—Large side room, near MER DIAN Te Garage. Near transportation.

spring: next path; bi Private home, Near|=——

Hotels 16 Jap Jones Hotels i: $56 up

ENCER HOTEL—Marvin Jones, Mgr,

| apartment, No chil-

Housekeeping Rooms

"ROOM furnished Private entrance,

4—ONE utilities. dren. -

$6.50 UP; Librar furnished; utilities. 814 N. Meridian. 7 UP —-'1-2-3-room apartments, stuffed, innersprings, Hglcaire, Adults. 196¢ Park. Apt.

BROADWAY, 1138—3 Rooms, private toilet; entrance, $7; 4 rooms, $10. CARROLLTON, 2212—Also 1-room, kitchenette, Se utilities, private entrance. 0.

CARROLLTON, 1804—2-Room front; private entrance; stoker heat, im-adoor ‘bed, $6.

CONGRESS, 913—2 rooms, innersprings, gas range, phone, next hath. Employed preferred.

Apartment. Desirable Also sleeping rooms.

overstoker.

2220 N.—1 Large room, twin is, "private entrance. Reasonable.

N.—Large {front

FRURESEY ANIA, 1851 “Reasona on:

1 Jownsiairs room, - garage. WA-674 PENNSYLVANIA 2405 N.

rtably furnished. Suitable for 2. WA-5054.

BSO! 2818—Nice front room, near Be Norivate home. Garage. CH-2895. PT. 1—Walking dis2 girls, couple. LI-

-— Front room, innersprings.

A tance; steam heat; 5183.

OTT, 3012 N. -pesirable inners TA Cae: roomers. Garage. Phone. Reasonable.

WASHINGTON, 5145 W. (Beauty Park)— WASH a rooms, private baths. Also 1-2-3-room ehencttes; a utilities.

HINGTON BLVD, 2838—Light, cheerwas room, TO joining bath; innersprings. (after 6.)

Jersprings.

DELAWARE, 202 Joos, Liiva

4 N. — bath; first floor; “uti

GROFF. 1441—Near Allison’s; RHlities, bath, electric washer, $4. BE-3122-M.

HUDSON, 427—2 large rooms partly furnished; utilities paid. Close in.

ILLINOIS, 1726 N.—2 Rooms; private bath; venetian shades; furnished lovely. Private entrance.

ILLINOIS, 431 N., Apt. heated room, large closet, sink, near Dad, Constant linens furnishe

1—Modern steam as range, ot water,

NEW JERSEY, in N.—1-Room and kitehen; utilities; private home, $6. WA-

ION, 1409—2-rm. apt. niched or unww a aay utilities; PEarage: bus line.

UNIVERSITY. 4928—Well furnished 5-rm. bungalow. Phone. Garage room reserved.

13TH, 62! E.—2 Rooms, down, sink, innersprings, Feliigerator, Telephone. Good transportation

$35.00—N., 2900—Unusual nice mod. 3 bedroom home. Double, yard, garage, others. WA-4466.

72D. 1702 E.—5-Room Ino od. bungalow, large lot, good fur.. stoker; gar.. $35. Woodruff Realty, ‘Li-5258, BR-4074.

COLORED; 1509 Bellefontaine 1218 E. 23 E. 23d. —132, 21st St. Annex. CH-218

Farms and Suburbans 20

When acquiring property follow the safe method Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney. Union Title Company Union Title Buildin 165 B. MARKET ST.

52 ACRES; S. Ritter ave. ‘lovely tract fine bldg. seetion, low terms. Mr. Bai ist.! MA-79 j6. O. L. STARKS REALTY vou MA-9347 HANCOCK county, 90 acres, level, 6 rooms, 2 barns. Mowery. 4426 Franklin rd. CH-0992-W. 43 ACRES—Modern house, barn, outbuildings, stream; in an adjoining town. 25

miles west. C. E. LOGAN, Amo, Indiana. Business Property al 2 STOREROOM, 902 E. Wash., full basement, has apart. above. Also large parking lot. Will rent all or part. RI 2793.

For Rent or Lease

In good business district, large corner storeroom, modern 2 date shelving and show cases; water furnished. 2801 W. 10th st.

LARGE INDUSTRIAL LOT Downtown-—Size 146x450. MA-1331

Stop: Owner will show.

built; full basements; roomy pretty kitchen and baths. and garage.

2 Blks. E. of 8. Belmont

243 N. DEL. RI-34717.

In Defense Area 28 Attractive Homes Two bedroom homes; substantially

Front drive

700 & 800 Blk. on S. Kappes Ave.

BRIDGES & GRAVES CO., Builders, EVES. BR-2679.

———

closets;

Ave,

832 Hamilton, 5-R

windows, 3-car garage.

5-room modern, 2-car gar.,

HU-2893. C. A. Young.

Ye 832-34 Fletcher 2214-16 Spann ,. 2025-27 Linden ,.. 1629-31 Hoefgen . 1715-17 8. Keystone 1322-24 Bradbury ... LI-4304 MR. ED ZWICKER ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc.

BUY ON TERMS!!

New roof and furnace, full attic, storm

1326 N. Oakland Ave.

a real buy.

A-6411

J. 8. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del. DOUBLES—SOUTH

$2, "RI-2368

REALTORS,

price $1200, MA-3521

Call: Mike

2021 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

$120 Down, $7.86 a month plus small tax and insurance. A dandy buy.

Total

E. KIRK MeKINNEY c0., | INC.

& quarters, Near $350 down, $31.50 mo.

6-BEDR'M rooming house;

Elbert L. McDaniel

GROCERY STORE and 5-room ving Riverside.

Real op 5-R’'M bungalow, near Riverside, ier little down, Off, LI-4264 Res. RI-8790,

Paul Boardman FLETCHE 2 ER TRUST COMPANY. AGENT

STOREROOM—4900 north, 28x60, water, heat furnished; best location north; reasonable. HU-1727.

PHYSICIAN called to Army. Office for rent. 3907 English ave. BR-2889.

Wanted to Rent 23

List your rental property with “us. He Owners, a | well as tenants, find our ALLISON

Ji pind hs CO INC. REALT REAL o - 140 N. Delaware St. 1.2368 Rental Management & Col'ections a- Specialty. 129 E. Market. Woodruff Realty Co. LI-5258

son Rubber, 28 to 23, Pennsy gym and wil meet the Pure Oil quintet, Po ery ni a third round game of the city in BA tournament.

|. winners.

Howell and ro "Nonhdas’ Baker; sister of Mrs. Viola N » y Osdal and Harry C. cisco, Cal., passed aw neral Tuesday, 1:30 p. on Lindbergh dr., in lands. Friends invited. Hill. Priends may call any time, Herrmann service.

BROWN—Roscoe C., entered into rest Sunday, age 61 years, husband of Emma L. Brown, father of Ralph O. and Clarence E. Brown. Services Wednesday, 3 L m., at residence at 1 bbs ave, and fayette rd. Burial Washingion Park cemetery. Friends are welco! H .W. Moore Pence Chapel in charge.

UFF. 578 E. Drive—Well furnished, VioonETTE oS next bath: 2 employed

UAL Eowages. Jurniched; 2 people ne gs.

ith 1 child. Coombs Park. M S GA-4054"

Must be seen gh Apcinte.

1 OR 2 modern rooms, utilities paid. Garage. Near bus. WA-2724.

3-BEDROOM MODERN

Lovely kitchen; living room: dining : asement: large lot; fenced 1 igan 8t.;

81, MA-8581

College Scores

| : Stare COLLEGES ls Minnesota, 45. Mictlizan 5 State, 46: Notre Dame, 48, ed 2; Purfue, 36, ylor, 62; Anderson, 41, Co ongordia of River Forest, 42; Concordia

of Ft. Wa (Milwaukee), 41;

223—Comfortable room TE ean, TT optional; “gen private hcme. FRO {h. See Mrs. Price, the RN ANS x 7 N. Illinois, first floor, first door to left. EM irl to share beautiful room, ile Path fine iransportation. References. Box 809 Times ROOM--Neéar Butler and Meridian bus. Gentleman. HU-2G85.

for English Avenue Boy's club needs three next Ply teams to complete a junior tournament

to be held at the club gym, Saturday.

Sins

Hall- Hoftel@o,

WOOD. DRUFF PI PL. — Home a -— Home and income, dandy duplex, lovely living rms., cabe inets, hardwood floors, fireplace, cedar closets, StoRer, recreation room, $7 Hudelson. CH-6204.

318 8. Warman; 5-rm, semi;

$2,000. Studebaker Realty GA-s

2308 Shelby. ,

| 5800 NORTH—New 5-room modern, garage 2 attathed; to close estate, $5100. erms. WASHBURN st.. 51¥0—Near Allison's. New oom modern, except furnace, $2500, $500 down, $20 mo. BR-3508.

$2250-—-CRUFT, 1648 (S. Shelby 2800) N Nice mod, 5-rm. bungalow, terms. WAe

al Schedules

DIANAPOLIS

Central of Lawre B ; Anderson Hy en ProWishurg.

BEDFORD

Seymour. vs. French Lick.

EVANSVILLE Ft. Branch. .vansville ‘vs. Tell City, FT. WAYNE . Wayne vs. Warsaw. Butler, : nw.

Call MA. 2010. G.

'Regior

Apartments for Rent 18

Conpordla

Choice apartments gladly shown. LI-5588.

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont. LI-2439. lower

Valpa-

OTHER COLLEGES

Ohio State, 39, Chicago, 36 ; Northwestern, 49. sburgh, V, a8; a2 uple, %o. ster, 48: Oberlin, lwin-Walil lsice, 53; oe, 36. ale, 51; ool umbia 42, 'enberg, 52; Ohio 0 Wesleyan, 46. ge Washington, 44; Virginia Milinstitute, 32. negie Tech, 44; Thiel insas, 63; Texas Christia

Bedford vs. Jeftersonvill

¢ famous for

ry tek gg Use them—

econom Phone RI-5551 : erything furnish . i Rooms With Board 15 wae ws Desirable rooms 50—C 12 08—Cruft. 1542—Attrac- orches. large, closets, stoker, Be FOMER. VE beds. 2 meals; . gentle- Only $45. BR. 20 men. GA-5780.

207-—-Three room Se Shirance and

Boonville

VILLE, N., Central of apartment. Private

oor Oolllege at Fairfield. Gesday.® pri-

vate.

EARLE—Thurman K faiamand 3 Virginia and father = Richard G. Wiliam H f Mrs. Laura A. Earte, ed h 608 e

Brief services

Polt tant Moving & Storage

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Later Estimates Free. Inspection Invited. 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019.

REENCASTLE

vs. Attica. vs. Clinton.

HAMMOND Horace of Gary vs. Michigag

of; fi eons of East Chicago vs. Brook. 7 TINGTON

T 20TH; ier upper du

CENTRAL A Sraniordsni re beqrooms; corner. No psts. A T.

gaa a

nn State, 43; olew York university, 35. |moniz cleaned. Siinonia waxed and, chrome rol-

do U. 55 0 "ww 41; ‘St. Louis, 23. |ishe

Ish A. and M., hos (Oni)? "58; Dayton, 42. a Detroit. 35. BLUE POIN

t, 38. i Norfolk naval training

; | Colgaltge, a 43; Bro TL. nes Tech, 40. Tech, 61 Assumption, 43. 42; Western Michigan, 41, a, 52; Kilam: 46. Bro: i a ; a fayette, 35. ers, 7. ouri Hssouri, 40.

lex, DAVIDSON, 429 N.— OME ults. THE AGED. NURSE'S BS CARE L1-3916, ILLIN 1935 N.—Pleasant room, inner- G Hg splendid - meals; carline. entiomen. WA-8144. 2354—La Warm room, rePA Als Excellent meals. Central ¥Y — Julia, sister of Martin W.| car. Gentleman me Willi

of Indian : ANN, Wise room, meals, Poet. Gr 3 eprings. modern; for oe

n, 37. $1} glo; 5-ROOM semi modern, venetian

blinds, storm windows, $750.00 down, 829 Waldemere, BE-4938-M.

100—6 room modern house, ne i Bargain $300 down. ACH-6050

TERMITES Free Inspection, TERMITE

CONTROL CO. HU-4252, Real Estate Wanted 27 both $650, cash or payments. The C. W.|—— = —— === a. HENRY CO., 521 Lemcke Bldg. MA-4661. | PAY CASH FOR SMALL

BROOKSIDE PARKWAY, N. Drive, 1437—| IN CITY OR FARM REAL ESTATE T-room modern Jacing Spades Park: | 12 Union Trust Bldg. Jack c Ca pot hardwood floors; long 25 om fire- MA-2877 HU-2200 . r a TO BUY, BUILD

REER, 814—Three-room front apartment. Private entrance. $6.50.

LAFAYETTE ROAD, TR. hot water,

'N. Meridian—4 Bedrooms

First floor duplex, large living room, m, baths. Heat, water and 1¢-| sunroo $125 Shown by appt. LI-5 1.

1101-03 N. New Jersey

5-Room mod. duplex; ht. & wt. pd.; garage. $42.50. LI-8401. 44 Virginia Ave.

1236 N. New Jersey

741—Small; electric

Burial Onion at rage. Adults. $25.

Friends: may call

DELAWARE & MADISON

v idson,’

Houses and Lots Sale 25 ZONED FOR DOUBLES

Convenient to Speedway; 2 lots at n. e. corner 15th and Rembrandt; paved st.;

s. Libe Center. 0a en Mills, LAFAYETTE

vs.| Lafayette, h Otterbein.

AUTO and DIAMOND

LOANS

and Refinancing 18 MONTHS-TO PAY

Wolf Sussman, Inc. 239 WW. WASH ST.

E on Established 41 Years

way LARGE, WARM, home

rivilegea, bus at to and f

y t: -Marmon og eorner, Hien School and Rockville

roads. BE-2799 i Be Sounvilessonts. rtle AGED, Shrenie Cc Excelien 5 My Les Two Gail air, 5 : SBpes Juplex, garage. { .00, Call Mr. s . A-1 Le mother’s care, A | $40 MA-. A s501.

8:30 a. m. at funeral 3 Joly Angels Church. Burial Pittsbors,

o North Manchester, reentow!

RTINSVILLE

razil, Wiley of Terre Haute. MUNCIE funcie vs. ium ineheser RUSHVILLE Kitchel. | vs. Aurora, SHELBYVILLE | Greensburg, - Franklin.

SOUTHEASTERN TOURNEY Kertucky, 36; Alabama, 34.

KEN TUCKY TOURNEY

Wettern Keltuoky State, 43; (Ky. olan. .

HAMILTON Arthur Siz a Si Deioved

I-3096.

Union 'WN. Beautiful home, solid

ssibili-’ 2224

m., at e, 1505

heat. Oarromion. 3 08 real home; exc. refs. CH-6006. 0. INC.

BABIES 12TH, CE E.—2

WANTED—INFANTS TO BOARD IN MY unfurnished rooms, HOME. REPERENCES. TA-0137.° kiichengiis, bath, sak. range, gas heat,

to board; mother’ x . George R. $| CHILDREN ot reasonable. HU-8164 Hotels

ier SCHOOLS

Mbit Schou {of Indianapolis, 50; Howe 3

LI-2749

Furn. Houses—Apts. _18A ~ THE DOWN TOWNE |’

120 E. North. Bachelor apt, 1 room and bath. Maid service. $30. 11-6133.

on Everything

Diamonds, Watches, | “Musical Instruments. Cameras

‘Clothing, Shotguns, Etc.

x The CHICAGO ‘252

CO. Inc. 146 E. WAS i

Frienas may call at the after 7 p. m.’ Monday.

LIGHT—Walter, Ciehe. Jathet ont oh Jn 7

FINE Ch

lace, 4 bedrooms, 2 u wn; 1 bath 1 lot. Pca ced to $3600. ; § anvaorles Tags lo." vec HOME LOANS ™° E°%. Bu $6,000; $1,000 GET THE FACTS_SAVE JME {ies 3s an investment.” Bare He Duff Vilm ,o;; copies Bank Bide. NEW MODERN homes. Northeast, read REAL ESTATE WANTED to move into. $3800 an A, Sanders, 63¢ E. New York, LI-8291, ROOMS, semi-modern, A-1 condition. Class Lrdlley and schon Bargain. Con-| Real Estate Loans 28 7 on Ee ipdosur Gauge. 7 H0 M 3 kL NA N I [ To Buby "10% Wkly. | *12* Wkly, a gton | vs. Sullivan, : tilitles fur-| ARGE desirable lot. Morningside addi- c= - — ! FOR 1 PERSON 3 WA-4903. near r Speedway. Inquire 966 N.| ” CY ens of est Satardavy afternoon we N. room furnished Ee , Z, V0 jy 7 3 AN o same 6 DEht for the right to : ire, utilities. No ost Room “modern |¥ al tow at ; EE Nan 1/¢ oT Muncie and in $3, 4 h 14. The four survivors Sivek. 3 houses ’

000 DO k finish throughout, salitiied consider e trade, il ih. ¢ Ns: on es in all p re ot. | 80! s 3 AlLuoN ON TY! CO.. Ie 16 HERE IT IS erms. TH Rs Tezb—Two-room upper| by appointment. Call WA-8034. . 3)—Em Gia Di Epioved