Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1942 — Page 17

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- guards, Mathisen is a senior. * other four are juniors.

Nine Hoosiers

"To Be Honored

-will honor nine Chicago-area mem-

- Pihos, Austin, end;

: the past season.

“To Repeat as "Big 10 Champs

By TOMMY DEVINE United Press Staff Correspondent

Champaign, ill, Dec. 28.—Doug

University of Illinois basketball coach, eyes a’long-standing Big Ten record as he prepares his team for the opening of its Conference cams ~ Illinois won the undisputed Big Ten championship last season and is favored to repeat. If it accomplishes the feat it

trick in 1913 and 1914. Mills took the greatest collection of sophomores in Big Ten history a = _ season ago and Dous Mills won the championship by a comfortable three-game margin. His stars of 1941-42 now are juniors and with a year’s competitive experience figure to be tougher than ever. : The class of the Illinois squad was indicated by the team’s early season record. It won victories over Detroit, Nebraska, Missouri and Great Lakes. Its lone defeat was at the hands of Camp Grant. . . Illinois plays Stanford, winner of the national collegiate championship last season, next Saturday and inaugurates the Big Ten schedule Jan. 9 with Michigan as its opponent. | Starting Five Back From the great squad of last seasony Mills has back his entire starting five and two members of the second team. Rounding out the varsity group are four cagers from last season’s reserve team atid four good sophomore prospects. The starting Illinois five has Andy Phillip and Ken Menke at the forwards; Art Mathisen at center and

Jack Smiley and Gene Vance at the The

Those were the players who gained 13 triumphs in 15 conference games last season. The only change Mills has made in the combination is to switch Phillip and Smiley. Phillip played at guard last season and led the team’s scorers with 159 points in confetence competition. To take full advantage of his scoring. ability he was moved to forward and has clicked well at the new position. Phillip, who was an all-Big Ten choice last season, has ‘scored 47 points in five games thus far. - Smiley is regarded as the outstanding defensive cager on the squad and Mills believes the shift

will work to.the advantage of both}

players. Scored 134 Points

Phillip’s running mate at forward is Menke. He scored 134 points in league games a year ago and has accelerated his offensive pace this season with 60 points to date. Mathisen, a burly 6-foot-5 cager, is one of the conferences best tipoff and rebound men. He bagged only 66 points in title' play last season, but was invaluable as a “feeder” for his mates. Vance excels as a floorman and

passer. Other lettermen back are Ed (Ace) Parker, who can play either center or forward, and Chuck Fowler, a forward. Players on last season’s reserve team who have returned are Ray Bergerson, Ken Parker, Al Shirley and Herb Matter. i

Outstanding sophomores are Ollie GIB

Shoaff, a forward; Bill Miller and Gordon Hortin, guards, and Jack Kjellstrom, a G-foot-4 center.

CHICAGO, Dee. 28 (U. P.) —Chicago’s alumni of Indaina university

bers of the I. U, team that won seven of 10 games this year at a

diner meeting tonight in the Sher-|PE

man hotel. Lolt Saban, La Grong. I, quarterback, who is the Indiana captainelect and voted by his teammates as the most valuable player for the 1942 season, will be presented a special gift award by the Chicago alumni;

Coach Bo McMillin ‘will speak to| . the alumni on the most successful

I. U. season since 1917, and describe motion pictures of the games. In addition “to Saban, players from the Chicago area who will be feted are: Jim Dewar, Oak Park, halfback; Chuck Jacoby, St. Ignatius, halfback; Bob Zimny, St. Rita, tackle; Ed Bell, Austin, tackle; Pete Mike Saban, La Grange, guard; Lou Gambino, Morton, halfback, and Bob White, Joliet, fullback and eapiain during

(U.P).

fugent of

PHILADELPHIA, ~—President Gerald | P. the unced

a Py rh and the University of

: | while the second match is between

[Everett Case Is Given Na avy Call

FRANKFORT, Ind, Dec. 28 (U.

Frankfort, high school basketball coach, has been ordered to report Jan. 7 at Greencastle, where he will become athletic director of the preflight naval training school to be established there. +Cj enlisted ' in the navy last summer. He has been serving in a similar capacity at St. Mary's college, Alameda, Cal

3-Bout Card Is Completed

With the signing of Babe Kasaboski, a newcomer from Toronto, Matchmaker Lloyd Carter has completed his three-bout wrestling bill for tomorrow night at the Armory. Kasaboski encounters Lefty Pacer of Toledo in the one-fall opener,

Coach Billy Thom, Bloomington, Ind. and Sailor Olsen, Kansas City. It is for two falls out of three. An unusual amount of action is expected in the top match between the tricky and rugged Ali Pasha and the popular Rene La Belle. The latter is a Frenchman out of

bearded matman, is from Calcutta, India, and meets Rene for two falls out of three.

Inventor Dead

LOCKPORT, N. Y. Dec. 238 (U. P.).—Funeral services were - arranged today for William G. Morgan, 72, inventor of volley ball, who died Sunday. Morgan devised the game shortly after his graduation in 1894 from the School of Christian Workers of Springfield during his, acquaintanceship with Dr. James A. Naismith; the father of basketball. He w d a game for businessmen unable to stand the exertion of a more strenuous sport.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, Dee. 28, 1942

BAKER—Mrs. Nellie Voltz, wife of Victor ‘W. Baker, mother of MEE. Bernice Smartz, Indianapolis, and E. W. Engle, Chicago, sister of Ed Notiz, Indianapolis, and Frank Volts, Toledo, O., passed away Monday a. m. Servi Flanner '& Buchanan Mortuary, Wednesday, p. m. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.

BEGGS—James M.,

926 Albany, age 89, beloved father of Mrs. pay O.. Strong and Marion F. Beg away Sunday, Dec. ” Services P Wednesday, Dec. 10 a. m., in Seventh Presbyterian Church, Elm and Grove sts. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call at Bert 8. Gadd Funeral Home, 1047 Churchman ave., after 7:30 p. m. today.

BRAY—James, beloved husband of Janie, passed away pay evening. Services uesday, 2 p. m, at the W. D. Beanblossom mortuary. Burial, New Crown . cemetery.

BU FTOLPH SHenry Wright, 4111 Waghiug- . ington blvd. ba of Alice Hi Dugolph and ther of Mrs. Whi Lauderdale, Fla., and brother of Ey Butto! of Gambier, O.; Mrs. Wolcott Newberry of Milwaukee, Wis.; Mrs. Peter Neff, Canton, O., passed away Sunday afternoon. Services at the residence Tuesday afternoon at 4 SOCK, Friends invited. Burial Crown

BYERS—Matilda Lillian, wife of Parker Byers (deceased), daughter of Charles and Lena Lagler, entered i Sunday, Dec. 27 K. Johnson, gler Lagler, Frank L. Lagler, all ot Indianapolis, and Edwin C. ler of Columbus, Ohio. Services Wednesday afi the -‘Salar Funeral Home, Lafayette,

Mer Cieorgs Frederick, beloved father of Mrs. AnnabeHe Boyer of Beech Se. and Mrs. Marie Reiche of Indi brother of Mrs. Dora Fox and Charles Doll of Ohio and Fred J. Doll of Williamsburg, Ind. pase away Dec. 26. Services Tuesday, 2 Pp. m., Little & Sons Funeral Home, 1001 Main _st., ch Grove. Burial Round an cemetery. Friends may call any tim

FOX—William George, 43 years, beloved husband of Anna Junge Fox, brother of Mrs. John H. Heidenreich, passed away Saturday p. m. Funeral Tuesday, B. x at the Emmanuel Evangelical an i a church, Prospect and S. New Jers sts. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S. East st.

SON—Lena F., wife of James H. (Bud)

P.).—Lieut. Everett M. Case, former

{Funeral Directors

Walter T. Blasengym

Quebec and has shown to advantage |! in his only two local tussles. Ali, a|§

ce| Billie's Beauty Shop, 5 N. Grant, IR-2772,

iggin Beatrice .

Emma | Central Garage and employees, : 2457 Cen-

#51 N. DELAWARE ST. MOORE & KIRK CH-1808

3 IB-1159

954 IN. Illinois

Memoriams

1423 Prospect |

KEEVER--In paving remembrance of our

ten, Though on earth you are no more. Still in memory you are with us As you always were before. HUSBAND and

Clara M., whe ’ 1940, two years

1° ies or oF a Ce 1234 Prospect 8.

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SHIRLEY BROS. CO. Ld-8400

Help. Wanted-- : male.

i Help Wanted—Female ~ WESTERN UNION

ACCOUNTANT OLERE. | 5-Day Week. MA-355

nographer

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stay nigh after 6 p. m.

ATTENTION BOYS

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8925 BE. NEW YORK

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FARLEY-FUNERALS sso. ere FLANNER 8 BUGHANAN _

¢5 W. FALL CREER BL

BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. New York

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4| PARTY who bought tes No,

RTT pom— bio watch and sep watch, No. ogi, lt Claypool ho tel, night of Dec. 22. cal David Moxley, LI-3121

iS bracelet, on. cadet's enifical Gimber Dor ota. Call GA-5783.

ox i Ea valve. Sexi ul or ers Mixed Concrete, 12. Reward. '34 Plymouth, license 48357, please return plates to Fifth st, Beech Grove.

pla 56 N.

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LOST—Cameo , service keepsake. es 1041 N. Tibbs ave.

girl—Apply

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Schools & Instructions 7A

Delaware and C Bs.

experienced

EARN RN EXTRA MONEY

tion Dept.. TODAY.

-BARTENDER

GIRL 2 to perience mot tool spotting.

gu 19 help supply the ne Pm Thee:

International Beauty School the demand for and terms. 229

GREGG & SON, 1004 dison Ave,

siary. Apply

Bhdcny, for small bar. Must 5 ve sober, Jian e and able to assume full charge. t shift. Must be able to furnish mR. bondable, as each

al jo office work,

~ 1ST? If so, and under 30 years ty for you. Cal 7000 or CH-3403.

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:welry manu- 3 cgk, excellent {8 N. Capitol,

ere is a real Oliver at

vestigated.

'|GABINET makers and spray operators. Kramer Corp.

HOUSEKEEPER, care 2 employed. Stay AL

HOUSEEEEPER, white, 25ark: 3 children, no law

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CAR WASHER

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HOUSEKEEPER and cooki! 10

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2 ALERT WOMEN

Between 25 ard 45, for telephone contase? no Seling rience not necrmanent office position. Salary. $13 ers weekly bonuses. Phone RI-3344 after 9 a. m. Wednesday for interview with Miss Weaver, Monarch Motor Co.

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Alert Dry <«leaners, 4618 E. Michigan, , extends prosperous season's Pom to customers and friends.

SEASON'S GREETINGS

and Best Wishes for the New Year Sr A RR RON A RA RTE RAR RE A 0 SER RANG

Gilbert Hotel, 350 9. Meridian, L1-o1s5, oxtends season's greetings to friends and i Jom

Alkaloid Corp., 2012 N. Delaware, WA-4882. Best Sry and holiday | greetings. Am Auto Paris and Tire Co., 21250s EW ashington, - extends season's BS is Apex Lab Chub, FP. C. W. North, LI-0033. Noh

Goodwin, Prop., 511 - Season's greetings to

H., Pharmacy, 1502 S. Belmont, MA-0012. Heartiest season's greetings to our many friends, customers.

B. & M. Bedy Shep, 1031 8. Keystone, Russell Van Sickle, proprietor, extends season's greetings.

B. B.'s Coffee Shop, 210 W. Myryland, extends season’s Pe eetings 10 everyone. RI-0815.

extends season’s greetings to customers

and friends.

BISESI, Paul, on merchant, 319 S. New Jersey, LI-2458, expresses happiest season's greetings. Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar, 3330 Ww. Washingos Glenn E. Pisher. Good luck! Good health!

Boas, B., Jr. Signs 40 Virginia ave. Sea- _ son's greetings to all

, B. J., attorney, 838 K. of P. ‘bldg.. BE sincere ood wishes for the new year.

Brown, Theodore, grocer, 1800 S. Lyndhurst dr., extends sincere holiday greetings to

everyone.

Caf, Glenn L., poultry, eggs and game, 30 N. Alabama, LI-0154, extends 190 hs A nal council adminis- © rbtion, member : vot PF. Wars, 623 College, extends greetings.

Central Dairy Equipment, Inc., 208 8S. Pennsylvania dairy, ice-cream and equipment, extends greetings.

tral, -0375. We wish you season's

gree Central Publishing Ce., 301 Jackson RI-3030. Heartiest season's greetings everyone.

Cleaver-Brooks Co., 22 N. Ritter, IR-3191.

Extends Holiday Greetings to our customers.

Clemens Truck Line, Ime., 420 W. Merrill LI-4514. Season's greetings.

Season’s Greétings—Addressing Machine & supply Co., 122 BE. Ohio. LI-5660. Ralph Cole, Manager.

College Tavern, 1024 College ave., extends heartiest season’s greetings to everyone.

| Collins, James A., 139 E. Market, room sor, MA-2521, extends season's greetings 10 his many clients.

Calman, Frank, groceries, meats, live poulry. wl Bellefontaine, extends _sincere

—— Al ., coppersmiths, 2045 8. Meridian, “Gate manufacturers, sheet metal produc

., | Iverson Drug Store, 801 — 30th, TAS § greetings to all

Geodwine’s—Complete Shell Service lubrication, 38th and College. HU-T540. Health, Heppiness reper! Gottemoller, John H., 3846 Cornelius, HU-

3033, xis extends happiest s season’s greetings, $

Harry PF. Hohlt, oon 35 Court House. Greetings to: al Hasselbr| Counpanger 11th District Amtéeican n Legion, xtends season's greetings to Hendren Fenn Co., 685 Century Ridg., MA-3467 extends greetings. Hemphill, Walter E., extending sincere wishes for & happy and prosperous new year.

Home A ces Co., 3360 N. Illinois, TA1880. .and Mrs. B. S. Simmons exGo greetings. Bakery, 701 N. Holmes, BE-4561. He Boschkoff extends season's .greetings everyone. Holland Furnace Co., 740 E. North st., RI2587, wishes everyone hearty season's gree! &

Hollingsworth, A. V., tool works, 1011 8. Delaware. May your new year be prosperous

Huber & Huber Motor Express, Ine., 243 Ww. Merril RI-4464. Greetings, custom-

Indiana pare Bureau, Ine., 47 S. Lg MA-9361, extends season’s greetings to

Indianapolis Aerie No. 211; Fraternal a of Eagles, L. B. Thiel, secy., greeting all.

New Year Greetings from Indianapalis Association of Oredit Men Indianapolis Costume Co., 216% N. Merid148, S3=o0's greetings and best wishes

Indianapolis 1 Huta) Spinning

Irvington Ice and or 412 8. Teer, IR-1131, extends holiday ‘greetings

season’s customers and

friends.

Johns-Butterworth Co., general book bind-

ing, 135 E. Market, LI-7016, extends season’s greetings.

Season's greetings to our many customers and friends. Keller's Market, 153 N. ine, BE-5071.

Keller .& Son, garage, 330 Pierson, heartiest season's greetings our friends and customers.

Kenney’s Market, 5703, Shany st., GA-09717,

extends greetings many ecustomers,and friends.

Gibson, mother ‘of Mrs. Floyd Carpenter, died Sunday. Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary. Menfian 19h st. Funeral dnesday, 2 th Baptist Chur Southport. a Crown Hill. Friends invited. McNAMARA—Arthur W., father of ArHr J., of 115 Eaton ave., passed away t St. Vincent's hospital Dec. 27th, age

Control Boer Pass, 421 N. Capitol, LI3524, earty season’s greetings to eres Ceook’s Food Market, never closed, | ceries, meats, bakery, 759 Mass., Li-1603., Greetings. Craig's Qualit Candies, 6 E. Washington, Indian ane Ind., -2286, extends greetings to sii and friends.

2. Friends may call at the Feeney & Feeney Funeral Home, 2338 N. Meridian st. Funeral Wednesday, 8: Xs. at fudra home, 9 a. m. Our Lady of Lourdes urch. Burial St, Joseph's cemetery. ®

MILLER—Henry W. of 1505 Woodlawn ave., beloved husband of Helen Miller, assed away Monday morn. eEvises ednesday, 2 p. m., at the Beanblossom mortuary. Suvial Washineons Park cemetery. ends may call at the mortuary ter 6 6 p. m. Monday,

ARCY—Mary N., mother of Robert E. and wiiam' T.. Feardy. Site of Br Ernest iles o evela; Pp Saturday Sveig at the home of & William N. Bolton ave. ites at Flanner & Buch Mortuary,

REJKO—Theresa, age 62 years, George Rejko, mother of Mrs. Sutton, Rose, J Elizabeth, Joe, George and Corporal John Rejko and Bert Ritter, passed away Sunday morning at residence, south of Plainfield, Services Wednesday, 10 a. m., St. John’s Church ionds fivilel. Burial ot cemetery ends may call at the residence. Conkle vay

SEIGLE—William H., 66 years, heloved husband of "Ae Seigle, ed away Suaday at the residence, 8 N. LaSalle. Funeral Wedr y 130 at Shirley Bros. Central al Cha el, at 10th st. Burial HILL Prien RLS at the own after 6. i m.

wife of

HUMAR—John C., of 1815 College .ave., entered into rest paurday. age 82 Years, husband of the late Len gs humar, ohn J., mar.

oseph H. and Elvin G. Tuesday, 10 a. Moore Peace Chapel. St. hs cemetery. Friends are wel-

Shum., at urial

father of Me Souls re. of Chicago, \

Crosstown Tavern, 932 E. 30th, WA-0158, > extends season's Srongs to our cus-

tomers.

Davey, Doctor Hugh J. Sr, optometrist, opticians, 303 Kresge bldg. LI-5780, extends greetings. Davis, Joseph M. rating TA-5306, B! son's greetings.

Dawson Cut Rate Drugs, 4620 E. Meh, IR-8353, wishes season's greetings to all.

& Sen, paintin; n P niisg, deco.

Dick, George W. Plating Co., Sp S.° Capitol, extends holida: {roetings to everyone. Mr. J. A. Miles, Dierdorf Pharmacy,’ 2401 EB 0255. Extends Sea

many customers, teiends, East Street Market, 1806 8. East, MA-31762,

extends season's greetings to everyone.

East 10th Poultry, 3029 E. 10th, CH-4840, C. D. Pa #4 Srichs greetings to customers, friends.

«| Eckert, Capt. Walter, Indiana State Police, axiending season's gratings and pros~ perous

Edwards os H. Finl Beer

E. 10th st. OH lo Greetings to

Bdw: Yards, 2 prep. 1535 cere season s_ greetings to every Aly i Egan’s Tavern, 2031 8. Meridian, GA-0911, wishes everyone a very prosperous new

year,

Besuty She Shoype, 2819 xr 18th, e greetings.

Lindsay Food YT 2459 N. bott. WA-0171. Extends Season's FTL our customers.

h, ahi mo a 1043.

Madden-Copple Co., Ime., 733 N. Capitol, LI-6524, mle Ce. season’s greetings to everyone.

eco- | Maloof, Jas. A., attorney, 325 Lemcke MA-6625; jepson's greetings to tricasis and clients N

Market Parking Gar; 325 EB ket, 13-0200, re, extends Sante,

Lena Ann CH-7529,

tion dept., al Sr

Marshal, = Ee plumbing and Heating St. LI-4001, good sincere hotiday a Season’s greetings, friends. Max’s Market, 501 Suchen LI-0093, Max Berkovitz, proprietor. ta INattie=ate Beauty Shep. xh NM iller, { arian ByrGsong. ilcje Tay, cHelen Poarch, Ophelia Clark. ¥

Meek, J. Pe cia Mutual Lif ance ge Electric Bldg., S1-5066. Greetings.

Erk ket, Fo

iflen Eee Wieiking Ce., :310 8. exisnds Dalawa A ind reeungs |

Monerief Furnace Co., i Mass. ave., expp SaNUR'S greetings to everyone.

s 12¢ 07; extends nappy sea:

tends RI-68'

Elco Armature Works, S12 S. East, L. B. Murray, starters, Zenerators, and armatures repaired and exch “extends .season’s greetings to and cus-

Lynda Spencer, Fletcher ave., mother of A “mith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Spencer. sister of William

Opal, Thelma Spencer, all of Indianapolis, and Lilly . Hall, Cincinnati, em, away ‘Sunday. Funeral Tussday, m., at the Farley + Funeral t.

si Friends a call 1% the funeral home after p. m. Monday. Burial Floral 1 ¥

UNGER—Eulah Mae, beloved wife of Har--old D. Unger, ughter of Dr. I. Mi ot Huth bas. Pg dy aye erson, Brownsburg, Ind.,

b: eral a . bYO op ~12W, 30th s , Juesday at at FL 3 ot 2820 le. : BrownsBurs, id: Tir

Executive Serviee, 729 State

Coal Ce., 1706 708 English, MA-

Oriental Art Store, 27 E. Ohio, extends season's ele to everyone. RI-1908.

Owens, Ethes t E., bldg., extends

a toes Pp

Pandell, George, florist, Circle, LI-0369, extends season’s greetings customers, EN

Help Wanted—Female 8

attorney, 611 Seclrity reelings

54 Monument

Sundays VBE aor Seon lege. LAUNDRY HELP

Experienced marker and rier; experienced. New System Laun ry, a Ave. MA-0116.

undLy.

448 Vir-

GC. H. Wallerich Co.

950 N. Meridian

man. See Thomas Carson, 241

MAN to operate eutter in "Spring so

some experience necessa h on Style B Kelly ly pen some i

pe: ence necessary.

PHARMACIST

An opportunity for high type prescription man.

Apply or Write

202 N. Delaware

Service Station Js=. i ait ppochany for or advancement. ement. Apply $23 . Delaware.

Truck Drivers rivers Cui Fu Apert

COAL DRIVERS

POLAR ICE & CO.

LAUNDRY WORKERS, Wi METHODIST HOSPITAL ORNINCIS.

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FUEL 2000 Northwestern Ave. See Mr. Miller.

LIVE NEAR 2901 E. Washir oo? youl

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COAL DRIVERS

WEST SIDE ICE CO. 223 LYNN ST.

SALESGIRLS. APF! DRUG CO. DELAV OHIO STS.

PHARMACY _ STUDE “TS AND KEENE \RE AND

Goal Drivers Wanted

Good pay. Steady job.

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White; restaurant experie: ¢ days. English Hotel Coffee op.

SILK SPOTTER ::

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Blue Diamond Coal Co.

55 S. Forest ~ COAL TRUCK DRIVER

SoM; OF QUR MEN AVERAGE $6 PER . STEADY POSITION. GOOD WORK-

Muesing-| Merrick Coal Co.

TYPIST and oral waffles train; north side; TA-1591.

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orker; will

East Yard IR-1191. North Yard WA-2481 Ms

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GOAL TRUCKS WANTED

Standard Fuel and Supply Co. 831-45 E. St. Clai

ul, J. R., grocery, (E5ester tends s Sons Lg all our "— tomer: Pare Chile Parlor, 555 Mass., RI-0073, extends season's greetings customers, friends, everyone.

Perry, O. F., 618 Pierson, general autoHoule repairing, LI-8686, ds hapt season's greetings.

sm Pharmacy; season’s greetings to our friends ustomers. 2766 Roosevelt ave. CH-4231.

Poland, William P., owner W. Manufacturing Co., 1 E. greetings.

4101, extends

Pope’s Standard or Station, Roosevelt ave. CH-2668; greetings customers and pl

Potts & Co., C. & G., expert ma 816 W. Wan LI-1746, season's greetings to everyone.

Pozner’s Market, 902 E. Raymond, GA0029. Health and happiness for 1943.

Practical Plating Works; season's greetings to everyone. Theo. Prasuhn, 2425 Mass., CH-0460,

Pritchard, Walter; season's warmest tings to my friends. gree

R. & F. Storage & Furniture Ce., 925 Virnia ave. -6011. Extends Season's reetings to EVERYONE!!

Ree ih C. E., roofing and sheet metal work, 623 N. . East, RI-9665, extends greetings.

Roeder, Herb C., auto tops, seat covers, 10 E. 10th, LI-9624, extends heart! lest greetings. Rogers, Tam, tire ® Shop. ton, BE-4300, ers and friends.

Richardson, Henry J. Jr., N. Illinois, No. 203.° LI-6637. —hope for early victory.

Ross, George N., attorney, 907. E. Michigan, RI-3381, ds happiest season’s greetings, customers, friends. :

Saratoga Tavern, 16 S. Nlinois, LI-1369, extends season’s greetings to everyone.

Scherer Eleetric » 940 S. West. LI-3351. sincere good aos for happiness, prosy.

Schergens Jewelry (Sore, 325 E. Washington, RI-7764, extends season’s greetings to everyone. »

Schloemer, Mr. and Mrs. A. Shop) wishes friends, son’s greetings.

Selma’s Luneh, 621 N. Illinois, RI-0838; season’s greetings to all Senlean's Foot Comfort, Shoe store, 1060 MA-6666, exten eetings customers, friends. a

Shack Brothers Cleaners; heartiest Suis = etn, our friends and ps

R. Poland 19th, CH1560 to

SRE:

3117 W. Washinggreetings custom-

Fa rerney, 157 Greetings

(Art’s Barber customers, sea-

Simeon, Fred, chief detective; heartiest greetings to my many friends. Smith, Clester, Insurance. LI-6411 or GA4777. Best wishes for & prosperous 1943.

Stewart, C. O., accountant, 428 linois bldg. 2317, extends greetings to us

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TELEPHONE OPERATORS Apply Miss Jeffersc INDIANA BELL

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Dry Cleaning Foreman Man with general experience to assist superintendent in oy cleaning plant. Call Mr. Eby, MA-2197

Experienced SMITHE W. R. Ww. or L. ‘0. Envelope Adjuster. ~ Box 126, The TIMES.

EXPERIENCED Window Cleaners, steady work, good working conditions. Aetna Window Cleaning Company, 1408 Olive, St. Louis, Missouri.

FREIHOFFER BAKERS

SELLING ESSENTIAL We have 4 route salesmen who are Jeaving for the army immediately and need 4 men to fill those vacancies. These routes operate in and around the city of Indianapolis and are now earning from $40 to $57.50 per week. No experience necessary. We train you at our expense. would like to have applicants with 3A ratin

Apply between 8 a. m. and 6 p. if now working, call for appointment, Sis W. Vermont. RI-6465, ask for Mr. Simpson.

HOTEL STOREROOM MAN

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WASHINGTON.

ICE ROUTE DRIVERS

WEST SIDE ICE CO., 233 Lynn st.

ICE ROUTE DRIVERS POLAR I CO. 2000 Nort stern ave. See Mr. Miller

WANTED 45 BOYS, AGE IT

rig Le SO pl riod Steialt, FAME t here in anapol Shen a base salary of 31,500 plus 15% for overtime. Apply in Jerson, accompanied by pare ent or gua Vititad Costello Aircraft Schools, Ime. 118 8. Delaware Phone FR-4126

YODER ROLL SET-UP MEN

Local war plant. Deo not apply if now employed at highest skill on war work.

U. S. Employment Service 148 E, Market Bt,

Indianapolis Want Ad Number. RI-S851.

_per day. Box

Personal Services 13

STN ETI CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE MEYER O JACOBS Bl ER Aq:

14)

(INSURANCE)

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE RELIABLE INS.

Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins, MA-3425. L. D. MAZUR, 108 &. WASH. ST. (PIANOS) Rup PIANO PRIEING

RICHARDS is _dee-lighte§

to serve you. 137 E. New yy (REMODELING)

REMODELING of All Kinds "Sgt Large Flats

CONVERTED INTO Small Apartments

EASY MONTH; © TERMS | BUI TH ® @® hitchens @ New Ho @ Additions @ Buanroon

BEMODLLED

HAMMER-MAN BLDRS,

[OTTER aT

(ROOFING AND SIDING)

JANITOR 25 fo 3 Apartment building. TA-

ROOF REPAIR. New Roofing. All Work Guaranteed

RE,

L EST

For Rent ... For Sale... Wanted... Loans

ATE

“ar itable

Rooms Without Board

CHRISTOPHER LANE, 1642 (Ne . lMson’'s)—Large front, next bath. : 1-2, $5 single. BE-2977.

COMER, 1205—Sleeping rooms for men; "hot water, a entrance

‘nile= GA-

dis-

DELAWARE, 815 . ing rooms; steam heat; tance. LI-2075.

N.; nicely furn walkin

Gen oard

701 N. "$4 smeie. hal. BE-217(

LA SALLE, 1502 Neat RCA, Ord warm front room, constant hot CH-5432-W. McPHERSON, 2942—Sleeping room, 1 |- modern home, Jonilenien pre: home privileges. WA-3446

r Allison's) rh So double;

nee; ATE,

vate red,

Furn. Houses.—Apts. 18A

Houses and Lots Sale 2§

$60—E. 3300; mod. 5-rm. bung; gar, $70—E. 5900; 4-bedrm. home, ae $90—N. Meridian; beaut. Many others. oat is hh 7956).

BEECH GROVE, 130 N. 4th—Five-room semi-modern furnished house. Price reasonable,

Unfurn. Houses for Rent 19

$60—N. 3200; nice 3-bedrm. home, $60—E. 5200; finest i Hoge $65—E. 5900: 4-bedrm WHITE'S AGENCY, WIgiss yo IR-7956)

6729 EVANSTON

5-Room ranch-type bungalow, $55 Can Be Rented to Non-Defense Workers REALTY, INC. LI-4401

1512 N—Apt., 22; roon for

stant wa mn

“sia JOLk.

rate, men only,

SPECIAL week, hig 5145 W. Wi BE-1543.

Tarr Downs 3 Co, 32 Union Stock Ya extending heartiest season’s ck yards

Taylor & Viadeiu, attorneys, 312 Indiana ‘Trust bldg., extending greetings for 1943.

Taylor, J. H., transfer and pany, 1096 S. East, LI-2414; season's gs. The Pub, 129 W. lob, LI-0633; greetings to customers and Bh

com ppiest

Thompsen’s Market, Washington, MA-0860, for horiday ns fruits, groceries; ; greetings.

oi al Ba 1308 Prospect, MA6969; a mt unToohowt, MA

Tra! rtatio , di - Si Som comet mais SE on greetings.

RI-0672, extends

Tri y t. E. d the beys, Engine ‘House Soe: 2363 Shelby. Greetings!

; va

Underwood Transfer , Ime.

- | DEARBORN,

Rooms With Board 15

CENTRAL, 2230—Nice room, for bus girl; good meals; good transporic WA-1086. .

2319 room, private home; Suitable two.

N.—Nice large meals opti

gentleman; innersprings, city heat on |

on. | SEMI MODERN 3-room Ise,

6742 HILLSIDE

Can be rented now to defense workers. 5-Rm. ranch type bungalow, $50. KELLER REALTY, INC. LI-4401

35TH, E., 1139; just off Fall Creek, one square Iiinois- Fairground car. Beautiful 3-room duplex, just n heat, constant hot, water furnished. Co Adults only; no house pets; $50. WA-7670. Owne:

Buy a 2 Way Double See 2547 Brookside pkwy. (South drive) and 1302 N. Temple. Large lot, good future investment, both reasonable offer given

modern. Any thorough consideration. Call Mr. Nicolad or Mr. Koepper. MA-6411. J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO. 128 N. -DELg 5 NEW BUNGALOWS Vacant. Immediate Only 10% -take auto, Jusibur; jewelry or ey of value for 5% of down payment 3747 N. Hawthorne. £i

Specialize In Trades.” JASK DUNCAN 7, Iamche mes.

1126 FUGENE—$-Rm, modern, ‘are

ranged for roomers or duplex; $ lots, 2-car garage, 2-r= bidg. on rear; te possessi Udell

on; near Works a New Atkins t. ce, $4500.00—8500.00 Powe GA- SUE Mrs. M

eCubbins ALLISON: REALTY CO., INC,, REALTORS

5-Room -semi-modern sine

10% DN.

5 WL ast of Harvester;

$20 month. Jasing. oto"

1-ROOM ‘house (rear). 1119 N. Delaware, or rent free care of furnace.

SPANN, 1131—Front room, twin bs; stoker heat; 3 meals. Modern, MA- 3

MOTHER'S care given. 11 child in my home (east). fh-50 wo a8

A “Room” ad in The TIMES cus AND prod. ces en hadnt 2, RI-5851 De en! 8a m and 8 v.

i facturer, machine shop, or storage. Drive

Business Property 2

1816-15 Brosdwey.

ne Rms and bath Price

Hall Hottel

BEST CASH OFFER OR TRADE

Brick building near center of city, 14,000

I Farms Suburban Sale le 258

sq. ft. cement floor space. Ideal for manu-

in facilities, unloading platform. Sell for |; cash or. trade. For information call. LI-

Housekeeping Rooms

$5.50; DORMAN, 730—1wo up, clean, & k innersprings, ‘utilities, private emtran e

ALABAMA, 3123 N.—Two attractive roc s, innersprings, constant hot water; « 1He preferred; Je

chin in| 3 ma ing “mo A Ria a oa greetings. 5

Van Wert Co., coal; Iders’ i ol

E. 42d, HU-1338,

1141, extends happiest season 14, s greetings

Ry Sr 5 Eoin

Veidt’s

, 3368 N. Ones CH-3719; season’s greet their friends maton

and good friends.

MA-8387, wishes everyone a merry Christmas and a bappy new .year.

Finchum and Son Trueking, 1608 Kentucky, MA-0827, 1136 S. Harding, MA- 7341. s_greetings.

FLOWERS, COREA — Flower Shop, 1010 Virginia, or ‘greetings.

Fon, ; Louis, grocer, 740 N. Warman, son's

heartiest greetings fo all my customers.

's Gi Sincere Beasols a etings for 19431 P. M. JACKSON, Mgr. * S. store, 2101-5 N. Pe = fr

friends, customers.

Boas | MASS,

Moore’s Moi 928. Massac a | Mo Pharmacy, 1 Villa ave. - or. Extends oy ee |

Sales an a Service Co.,/ uses, Li-3146, extends sea

Ho Nut House, 50 N. Penn. 13-0663 paid gu a's Sreetings. to our many

x yao and friends.

Walt’s Service, 3432 X. Wash. season's greetings to aE 's and customers.

Watren Auto Service, 212 E. Ohio, MA-9616, extends 2 season's sreetings to, customers,

Mueller, Hi eller, | ey, Center township trustee,

Novelties

"Shope, BE Wore isk "Wash, MA-3115, water

Tavis. 30 Guaesiiied Si Ma ; Dest, wishes for a prosperous

West 10th Street eerie on.

Garage, FP. F. McDaniels,

DEARBORN, 560 —JLovely rtme 3; private bath, op heat, rigerat 1; adults employed. | Fi : =

Also e DICKSON, 115—3-Room apartment; Frig aire, sink, private enirance; also sie ing. FR-2615. | TA SALLE, 1207 N—3 or 8 furmi<t 1 rooms, bath, utilities, private entran c. CH-T739.

NEW Yi 425. t. 4 (close in) BW a ier, Couple employ

2 if

1612 or BR-1225.

Wanted to Rent “A_ MANAG 'AL SERVICE.

MANAGEMENT — RENT ALLISON REALTY CO. Inc. BI-2368

trade for house or farm. Price

7-ROOM BRAND-NEW _

ranch-t, coun

modern ype built, with breezeway, ried W acres, fenced; 2'% acres of v. Sr pasture. on east side of Hancock and line, half mile off bus lin

Third house south e. 5 $7500. Mo.

WANTED— Warehouse space, 15,000 sq. ft.; 12-ft. doors; 3-year lease. Call CH-2590.

Moving & Storage 24

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store Now pay Six Months Later Esti . Inspection ho

an abstract of title. Have it exam ined by your attorney.

Union Title Company

| mates Free | 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave.

SE 1000 E.—2 clean, weil furnish rooms, heat. Adults. FR05TS

T~-Two furnished roon Viet, wi it gas furnished; private ¢

14TH, 6565—Modern studio apartmer 7 “Sains: utilities, Brage; ‘transportatio ; 5 week.

4 3 Hg utilities. Adults.

Apartments—Unfurn. :

20s 'W. nn, Bie.

Munson, Truck Liew, 1114 W. 1 LI-0897, extends sincere greetings to ip dy

he OFT Graham Raves, Sxiends applest sea:

H. H. WOODSMALL AGENC'

AIRTINNT RENTAL DURE

Choice apts. gladly shown. L1-858

APARTMENT RENTAL SERVICE 108 E WASH. . LI-539'

H Houses and Lots Sale

Te Basncot apartment, Frigic - | ~ HI-0469.

$2500—6 im st., small [basements d ot $1100

— 1121-23 CHURCHMAN 20, ——

To close an estate. Good 3-bedrm.-a-side {mod.; hardwood floors, basement. transportation. A

{Philips rr SxxTen |i. Duff

owner's new S-room strictly bungalow. insulated, weather stri] garage. Only FHA. Shown appointment, 3 p. m. to 8 p. m. daily. BE-1990-W. :

11th and Park—Filling

Real Estate Wanted : LOANS

FOR BUILDING, REMODELING GET THE FACTS—SAVE

He Duff Vilm ooops pe

1 We bave numerous : Sa homes 11

| Real Ett Loans

E. CORNER ion ideal home for Soliple; full base-|

ment; Turaace: inside toilet. = $2000. %|| gown . Crum, JWA-3T18, 2851 FL Ls Rooms, 4 Dy at one Tibiey bus: N. East. Bridges & To 243 N. Del. RI-3477.

SENERAL APARTMENTS

PART OF THE PUR Na rae

Positions Wanted—Male 11. REGISTERED male nurse wants Work. 0 540," care Times.

. RI-2928

se. NSE BI 3663 Real Estate Investment 25A

DUPLEX-—RENT AL $7150 p

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