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¥ Lou Little Wails as Loud _ | As Any ‘Monday Mourner, or ! Rates as U. P. Coach of Week

NEW YORK, Oct. 16 (U, P.).~When the Monday mourners get together for their “whine and dine” sessions he wails as loudly as the ost chronic. loser, yet on Saturday afternoons” his football ‘team onvinces him he had no reason to be pessimistic. His boys have come a long way from the dark days of 1943 when week after week an undermanned gang of kids that lacked everything but fight limped through an eightgame schedule and “lost 'em all.”

Things are better now and, though his « current - squad isn't rated” as - tops in the East, they're the sec-

tion's number one upsetters and ¢ are likely to spill a few more perBR fect records before the season runs | ts course. : He figures his boys will be victims number 23 in Army's three-year victory march Saturday and so do the odds-makers, but even ' the Cadets are-concerned over. just how powerful his team may be. He's the United Press coach of the week, Lou Little, for 17 years the mentor of Columbia's roaring Lions, Already this year Columbia has ruined the perfect records of twe Eastern hopefuls, first Navy and then Yale, and the Lions did it both times with great last-half stands. In‘the Navy game which Colum-

bia won in a 28-to-14 upset, the Lions took so much time between the halves that they were penalized 15 ‘yards before the first play. They shrugged that off and went on to run up two touchdowns and a field goal, erasing a 14 to 7 deficit. Last Saturday in the Yale bowl against a team that was regarded as the best to represent Eli in more than a decade, Columbia again trailed at half-time, 14 to 0. Putting on a drive that netted four touchdowns and a field goal in the second half, the Lions roared to a 28-to-20 victory despite the hazard of handling a wet ball on a slippery field. Little played four years of professional football as tackle and later coach of the Philadelphia Quakers and Frankfort (Pa.) Yellow Jackets. In ‘1924 he became coach at Georgetown and remained there until 1930 when he took over at Columbia.

'Pot of Silver’ Tournament Planned for Women Bowlers

Ss By BERNARD HARMON _ The oldest and one of the most popular women's tenpin events, “ the eighth annuak“Pet of Silver” 900-scratch-tourname at the Antlers alleys Nov. 2, 3, 9 and 10. Only 20 entries have been received to date, but in t a last-| minute rush has boosted the total, with many teams just getting in under the wire., Deadline for entering this year is midnight Nov. 1. With more feminine leagues operating this season than in any Hoosier Coal & Oil loops had the previous campaign, it is almost a|bulk of the women's leading totals. certainty that many more teams, Roy Morical of the Allied Printthan last year's record 76 will par- ers league, firing a matinee session ticipate in the 1946 event. ’ |at the Pennsylvania; was the leadThe meet is open only to sanc- ing soloist with 227, 227, 212—666. tioned members. of the Indianapolis Others reaching the 650-mark were Women's Bowilng association and a Bob Kelly with 659, Frank Brent fee of $11 per team covers entry with 656 and Frank Kagel with 651 fees and tourney expense. Handi- in the West Side classic; Dave caps will be computed from aver- James and Kenneth McConkey with ages of Oct. 25. [653's in the Pennsylvania Recn. and Frances Rhoads is tournament Harry Jackson with 650 in the Our secretary. She is receiving entries Lady of Lourdes at Pritchett-Hunt-

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I U. Shows Pass Defense

CHICAGO, Oct. 18 (U,P.) —"Bo” McMillin, the little gridiron wizard of Indiana university, today. solidifled his reputation as one of the nation’s top coaches in building a defense against a passing attack. McMillin twice has college All-Star teams to victory over the professional champions of the National football league and each time an extremely tight pass defense against two of the game's finest aerial artists—Sammy Baugh of the Washington Redskins and Bob Waterfield of the Los Angeles Rams-—has been instrumerital in leading to the triumph. As Indiana now battles in defense of its conference championship, the Hoosiers once more are proving rugged pass defenders. The latest official statistics released today show McMillin's outfit has permitted its three opponents to complete only 219° peg cent of their aerials. The passes have netted Indiana opponents an average of but 29.3 yards per game, Adept in Passing While showing this tight pass defense, Indiana has proved adept with its own forward passing. The Hoosiers lead in that department with an average gain of 132 yards per game through the air, Ben Raimondi; who led the Big Nine in passing a season ago with 31 completions in 62 attempts, now tops the circuit with 20 completions in 43 tosses. His completions have. netted 254 yards. Lou Mihajlovich, junior end, has ‘been Raimondi's = favorite target. Mihajlovich has caught nine passes to lead in that department,

passing, the pace-setter in moving by the ground route is undefeated Northwestern. The Wildcats have averaged 266.5 yards per game by rushing. The individual rushing leader is

an average of 7.9 yards per try as the result of an aggregate gain of 165 yards on 21 attempts,

Flashes Score

Grid Triumph

Franklin Township high school's football team today had a record of three victories, four losses and one

at 6118 Ralston dr. Further in- O'Grady. formation may be obtained by call-| Kelly included a 277 in his series. | ing her at BR-8959 or at the Ant- It wag a record’ game for the sédson | lers alleys, LI-235f {in the West Side circuit. Jackson's! Although no record series &p- 650 was the best individual total | peared on yesterday's league sheets, of the season in the Lourdes loop. there was plenty of heavy firing, The 25th 600 series of the season with the Pennsylvania Recreation in feminine ranks was rolled by and West Side Classic furnishing Mary Kelley in the Murray league. the bulk of the.men'8 top perform- She had 193, 202, 247—642, the first ances, while the Arthur Murray 600 total and a season high for the Dance studio, Primrose House and Dance Studio loop.

League Bowling Scores

800 BOWLERS (MEN) _ {Gene Taylor, Allison Office Mixed ... v Morical 7 666 | Chas. Kiadden, Penn rec

Allied Printers . i... Kelly, West Side Classic. . 659 | Jim Wilson, West Side

West Side ... 856 Joe Pritchett, Penn. Recn : ra Dave James, Pennsylvania Recn...... 653 | Bd Stevenson, East Side Classic. ...... Lan sn neth- McConkey, Penn. Recn ..... 653 | Bob Striebeck, East Side Classic. . - 812) Prank Kagel, West Side . 651 | Howard Mitchell, West Side........,.. Harry Jackson, Our Lady of Lourdes. . 650 | Charlie Smith, Grotto . ........... os Ray Butler. Pun Bow! Social ....... 642 | Wm. Petrie, Fun Bowl Social ........ Jack Worten, East Side Classic 641 Crossley, Coca-Cola (Upt.)..... xe 805 Geo. Pieper, Penn. Recn = 639 | Harry Hendricks, Commercial. ........ 605 Dave Killion, West Side 637 | Carl Hardin, West Side : 6

Carl Mindach, West Side ". 36|Bob Carnagua, West Side

Bill Prantzreb, Penn. Recn........... 636 Jum Inasy, West Side Chuck Mills, Commercial. . 631 Ed Tillson, - Grotto Fred Estel, West Side. . 830 Dale Conger, Indiana 60 Clarence. Moxley, Penn. Recn . . 627./CGus Bova, Indiana Recn . ....... 02 H. Simon, J. D. Adams ... 627 Earl Everhardt, Coca-Cola (Opt) crus 002 Bill Caldwell, Broed Ripple B. M..... 627 |Les Martin, Penh. Reen....... ...... 601 Tony Brisitik, Dezelan Recn | 627 Rosenkrans, John Hancock Ins ...... 601 Harry Vandeventer, Coca-Cola~ (Upt.). 626 | Herb Hohit, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream .. 601 Fremont Hutchins, Penn. Recn....... 625 OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) Ed Murray; Dean Pump Rutter, Chevrolet Commi, Bod Yee see. SOB Jack Conway, Dean Pump . 634 | Art Mundt, Rotary Club x: + Fred Shaw, Penn. Recn... ++ 834 bs, Methodist Chureh 506 Todd Wilbur, Allison..... . 622] Bl 2 sie vs N. Faulconer, Naval Ordnance Assby.. 581

{Eran Sefton: Riviera Club Mixed..... 567

alph Schuck, Link-Beit No. 2.. 6 ST | Ed Lucas, Allison Owls sade 56 Watch & Jewel Re airin |Owen Amos, R. C. A. Mixed 547 | Paul Lowery. Indpis. Bleaching Mixéd 546 Bit Prieshon, Ridin J. Holliday Mixed 3542 7 v as els. agles Lodge 541 QUICK GUARANTEED | Ralph Ittenbach, Gyro Club 539 SERVICE— {C. Snyder, R. C. : 520 U 1 L P . [Sons Dnohobl Iniand Conianer 515 ri ohn Jac . 8. Rubber Mixe 513 nusua ow ces | Ray Belden, Employment Sec: Mised . 810 OPEN UNTIL 7:30 P. M. DAILY Joe Gallagher, C. 0. Mix 48 ! 600 BOWLER (WOMEN) KING JEWELERS | Mary Kelley, Arthur Murray Dance ..642 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) 108 W. Wash. St, Claypool Hotel bldg. |iRita Chandler, Hoosier onl & Oil Co. 588 | Mary Baas, Primrose Hou 583 Kay Waldermeier, Pritchett | Morning 577 Jennie Collier, Primrose .. . 562 ary Baringer, Primrose . 560 | Charlotte Kauffman, Arthur Murra 554

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[lice MeMal on, Hoosler 4 ean asem, rimros 344 CLEANED and BLOCKED Louella Cobb, Hoosier ® coal ; . Bértha .Toumey, Primrose 838 | Jeanette Behrman, Primro ‘esas 4 8 . J Margaret - Bennett, Hooster Seok “ee | Eleanor Woolgar, Primrose : 5 o | Yolande Hughey, Hoosier Codf 526 | Helen Sheets, Hoosier Coal . 525 q Mary Kidd. Stegemeier's . eo.s 523 SHOE REPAIR Annabelle Coffin, Arthur Murray...... 523 Thelma Weddle, anhir Murray ...... 522 Peggy Kise set, Sldosier ul reves 332 Elizabeth Pfeilschifter, rimrose .... 51 45-41 WEST OHIO STREET | Audrey Coffey, rpiegambiel 8 ane He ickey Bair, cho 0a . 18 8. lllinois (Just off Wash.) | Sarah Smith, Primrose ............ ". Bs) Orlena Wa , PriNIose .........s.. Catherine Jensem, Antlers Recn....... HH Genevieve Higgs, Primrose .......... 11] Cloe ‘Sacks oosier Coal 11

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Cage Drills Start At Indiana Central

Basketball practice has started at Indiana Central, with 36 candidates reporting to Harry - Stoneburner, Greyhound senior, who will direct dally drills until the conclusion of the football schedule, when Coach Ed Bright will take over the reins, Only three of those reporting are lettermen. Ralph Owen, senior, French Lick, lettered in 1943, while Dave Catlin,” sophomore, Decatur, 111, and Hubért Bastin, sophomore, Paragon, both earned letters last year.

Hershey Gets Five. Rookie Players

HERSHEY, Pa, Oct. 16. — The Hershey Bears of the American Hockey league have received five rookie players sent down to the minors by the National league Boston Bruins. New pastimers are forwards Fernie Flamon, Paul Ronty, Pete Babando and Clarence Mar-

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tie as the result of the Flashes’ 18-6 triumph over Greenwood. The Flashes struck three times on the ground to turn back the Wood=| men last night at Greenwood. Wendy Roberts scored two Franklin touchdowns ‘on runs of 25 and 26 yards, and Neal Howe tallied the third on a short plunge. Greenwood’s touchdown came in the first quarter and was the result of a 25-yard pass from Hacker to Davis.

n St.Joseph’s Unbeaten "In 23 Grid Games

RENSSELAER, Ind, Oct. 16— The St. Joseph's college Pumas will stretch their victory string taut | Saturday afternoon when they

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ing game here. _Since their 13-0 victory over Loras college at Dubuque, Sunday, the Pumas have a record of 20 wins and three ties in the past 23 games. The Sycamores have met St. Joe twice before in their football his«| tory. State won® 45 t8 0 in 1924; the Pumas balanced the books with a 19-7 victory in 1942.

Illinois to Pass

200,000 Mark

CHAMPAIGN, Inill, Oct, 16.— With the Illinois-Wisconsin homecoming game in Memorial stadium Saturday virtually a sellout, Illini attendance figures will zoom past the 200,000 mark this week, « In four. games to date, Illinois |» has performed before 177,631 fans and a 65 to 70,000 crowd for the Wisconsin tilt will bring the season's total to more than 245,000,

Rocket Harrier Sets Course Mark

Dave Rouse of Broad Ripple set a new mark of 9 minutes 52 seconds for the 1.8 mile Washington high school ‘cross-country course yesterday to lead the Rockets to a 16-39 triumph over the Continentals, Rouse shaved more than 20 seconds off the old record of 10 minutes 12.3 seconds, set-by Lively of Manual,

Te te Na What's in a Name AUBURN, Ala. Oct. 16.—Auburn has Jesse James Shiver playing halfback, Jack Dempsey Cornelius and Robert E. Lee Cannon in tackle

0 slots on the footbdll squad, 468 3

i 3. Fight Results

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NEW Graham, 141%, New York, ou nted Cleo , 139%, Los Anguied ).

FPALO-—Joe Musoato, ay, Buffalo, ossoimied Arturo Godoy, Yoo a, le (10). ST. PAUL—Eimer (Violent) Ray, 107, . | innespaia stopped Earl Lowman, 100, ew York (3).

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IT WAS REAL HOLDUP

A 21-year-old man who thought a holdup man was “kidding” was

convinced today as he examined. ay

hole in his dutomobile, The bandit; who approached George White, 2640 W. 30th st. and Earlene Miller, 549 Coftey st., as the couple sat in an automobile last night, fired a shot that left no doubt of his intentions. When the door of his automobile was opened, young White “thought the guy was kidding.” He didn't think a gun the holdup man carried was loaded. The shot followed. The loot totaled 75 cents and a watch. . Deputy - sheriffs have received several ‘previous reports of robberies

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TACOMA VILLAGE HOUSING: OPPOSED

The Northeast Council of Civic leagues today opposed -the Tacoma Village veterans’ housing project as a permarient addition to the community. In this action, the=council supported a member organization, the 34th and Keystone Civic league, which previously had adopted this viewpoint. BE C Boswell, | council president, sald ‘his group Yeels interests of veterans have not been given consideration, He declared the project should be operdated only on a rental basis, with razing of the structures when their purpose has been served. It is believed the area will become a slum within a few years, under present plans, the council official added.

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PALENCER. Frank G., age 65 years, husband of Julia, father of Mrs, Lester Biddieman, Mrs, Prank -Wilson, Mrs, John | Reidy, Mrs, Julius Bettini, Julia, Helen and Joseph Palencer, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Thursday: Oct, «+ 8:30 a m., at residence, 2348 8. Collier st; 9.00 a, m, St Ann's church, Friends invited. Burial . Holy Cross cemetery Friends may call at the residence. George

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AKRON-—Monroe Survivors: Wife, Glyde; Wilbur, Glenn; daughters, White, Mrs. Nida Ruth ‘Fink ALMERS- Mrs, Anna. Lueas, vor Husband, John, DARLINGTON William Ira Cain Survivors: Wife, Bessie, brothers, Ott; sisters, Mrs. Ella “Ashley, . Mrs, Quisenberry, Mis. Florence Vouher, DECATUR—-Raymond Thompson, Survivors Wife, Irene; mother, Emma Gauze, brother, Forrest FT. BRANCH M. Knowles, vivors: Sister, Ollie Steer, Wilson ’ FT. WAYNE—William Vickers, 95. 8Survi.! vors: Daughter, Mrs, Myrtle Culler, son,

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w J Mrs. Sarah Jane Hille, Husband, Herman; sons, Clifford W.. Lyman 8, Robert A. Shuler; daughters, Blaine, Miss Mary Shuler, Mrs. Minnie Madden, Daughters, Mrs, Dwight George Mitchell, Mrs, Arthur Mrs. Minnie Doehrman Daughters, . Mrs. Bultemeier Marty” «Luella Guy, HITAR™ Mrs. Dora Fleming; sons, Rudolph, rthur, Gerhard, Ralph; brother, ‘Ernest H. Fuhrman GARY~John P. Kimball, TI, Daughters, Mrs. Phoebe Burns, | Auringer, Mrs. T. R. Bailey, Jean Kimball, | Mrs. Geraldine Perguson; sisters, — Mrs Janie Reyher, Mrs, Margaret McKenzie, GOSHEN—Donald Lee, Garman six | months. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs David M. German; brother, David Jr, - OAKLAND CITY George W. McClure,

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OGILVILLE-Cathsrine Ann Loper, 11 Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Donald Loper; brothers, Joseph, Maurice, sister, Ia Ruth Loper. 'p ROANN -- William “Herbert Halderman, 86. Survivors: Wife, Louise; daughter, Mrs Helen Harris; brother, Grant ROCHESTER Deuu Smith, 70 SHELBYVILLE Morris ‘Thurston, 62 ST. PAUL-—Mrs. Hilda Weintraut Couture, 53. Survivors: Husband, Joseph Edmund, oseph, Eugene, Bernard, John, daughters, Mrs. /illiam Phelan, Mrs. John Rick; sisters, Mrs - win Soller, Mrs. Prank Higgins, brothers, Leo; Clarence and Lawrence Weintraut TERRE HAUTE Mrs. Mildred L. Ross, Survivors: Husband, Ebbert; mother, Mrs, Caroline Richardson; brothers, Richard an Pat Richardson: sisters, Mrs Doris ‘MeCarthy, Mrs, Agnes Lloyd, Mrs Wilma Galbreath, Calvin Luther 71. Survivors Wife, Ora. daughter, Ruth Nolan ons, “ ry Artnu Carl, Harold, brother. Turner, Jsier, irs, Della Ennis. ATP ARAISO— Mrs. Lula Zea, 18. Survivors: Sons, Sa Harry, William, WARSAW--Arthur Melvin Van Curen, 71. Survivors: Wife, Christina; daughter, Mrs. Alva Outcelt; son, Theodore sister Mrs. Pred Kinsey: brothers, Homer, Ben WEST LAFAYETTE Mrs. Carrie Esther] Robinson. Survivor: Huspand, Richard 8B sn | Death Notices Indianapolis Times, Wed., Oct. 16, ALBURGER—Mrs. Mary Littlefield, 232 Buckingham dr., wife of Dr. Henry R, mother of Mary Margaret, Mrs. John E Krieg and John Thomas Alburger, sister of Thomas Littlenela, passed away Wednesday,” Oct 8 Prayers at Flanner & Buchanan RR roaty Friday, 8:30am, and requiem mass {. Thomas Aquinas Friday, 9 a. m. Interment Crown dill Pri may call at mortuary. BOHM-—Martha L., of 1339 Waldemere st, entered into rest Tuesday evening, age] 832 years, wife of Norris N. Bohm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Commodore Byers, sis{ter of Mrs. Flossie Lugid, Mrs. Marie Marsh, Geneva, Waynian, Otis, Glenn, Emmett, Floyd and Morris Byers Friday, 1:30 p. m., at Peace Chapel 2050 E. Michigan st, Friends are welcome | Burial Memorial Park. Moore Mortuaries

BURK—Robert Jack, age 24, 43 N. Sherman dr., husband of Lwelores, son of Mr. | and Mrs. Donald C. Burk, father of Donna | Lee Burk, brother of Mrs. ‘Donna Samper, Mrs, Marion Howell and Richard Burk, | passed away Tuesday a. m. Friends may all at the Dorsey Funeral Home, 3925 E {New York, after 3 p. m Wednesday, Fu|neral 2 p. m. Thursday at funeral home, Burial Mooresville Cemetery, DEMAREE Byron Marshall, beloved nusband of Ona F. Demaree and father of Willlam Melvin and M. Lowell Demaree of Indjanapolis, Mrs, Harold Young snd Mrs. Carl Rawlings, Los Angeles, end brother of Mark maree of Greenfield, Ralph Demaree, Indianapolis, Hattie and Ray Demaree, Indianapolis, passed away Monday a. m. Puneral services Thursday 10:30 a. m., from Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington st. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the chapel. DRAKE Noble Lynn, husband of Pearl Drake, father of Mrs. Dorothy Ellen Springer, Mrs. Lucille Melson, Mrs a and Jo Ann Drake all of Indianapolis, and - Albert Gayle Drake of Port Huron, Mich, passed away at his residence, 2215 Perkins, Monday a, in. Bervice from the Olive Branch Christian church Thursday, 10. a. m Friends may call at the abner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday evening and at the church at 9 a m. Thursday. Interment Greenwood, Ind ELLIOTT—Carl M., age 40, of 2305 W, 60th st... beloved husband of Lucille Elliott, father of James Thomas and William Leon

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and William, 8. and Marion A. Elliott of IndianapoMs, passed away Tuesday p. m Puneral Friday, 10:30 a. m, from the Crooked Creek Baptist Church Burial Glenhaven Cemetery, Priends may call at Shirley Bros, Central Chapel, 946 N. Illi-| nois st, after 5 p. m. Wednesday, or any time Thursday and at the church after 9:30 p. m, Friday. FARLEY Mrs. lda May, mother of Ethel B, Hard, Kankakee Ill, and Evangeline McMahan of Indianapolis, sister of Mrs. Grace Athey of Los Angeles, Cal, and William G. Brashear, also of Los Analso survived by several grandchilpassed away at Si. Vincent's hosMonday p. m. Services Fister & uchanan Mortuary Thursday, 2:30 p. m Friends Invited nterment che Hill Frieds may call at mortuary | GILMORE--Michael Allen, 20 months, in-| fant son of Lt. and Mrs. Allen G. Gil of Marion, Ind. grandson of Mr and Mrs. James H. Wills, 3207 Cenlral, axsed away Sunday a. im. fn. Tucson, Ariz vices Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Time later. Burial Crown Hill HOWELL Olive Marie Ginger tile daughter of William L. and Marjorie Howell, granddaughter of Mr, and Mrs Walter £ Clark, passed away suddenly Tuesday afternoon. Services at J. C. Wi son ‘Chapel of the Chimes,’ 1234 Pros st, Priday, 2:30 i fends Inv Burial Round wih Friends may at the “Chapel of the Chimes JARED—Frank 8. age 83 years, brother of Mrs, Emma Sears, Mrs. Anna Trimble and William E. Jared, passed away Tuesday marning. Private funeral Thursday, 10:30 m., from ~8hirley Bros. Central Chapel, "946 'N. Illinois st. Burial Crown Hill

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LEE-~Miss Virginia Luanf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lee, sister of Mrs. Willlam Klinkscales and Wllave O , and Nancy Yvonne Lee, passed AWAY Tuesday Requiem mass ° Peter & Paul cathedral 10 a. m. Thursday Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call al mortuary. MecKAY Nora, of Glendale, away Saturday, Oct 12, leonard, Robert, Betty and California, Jess and James of Indianolis, Willlam of Greenwood and Mrs and Prather of Columbus; -Sesvices Fri. day, m., “Burkhart Funeral. Home, Greenwood, Burial Greenwood cemetery Friends muy call after 7 p. m. Thursday at the funeral home. Little & Sons Service M'LEASTER — Charles Manson, of 1149 Medford ave, age 74, husband of Ruth McLeaster, father of Marie Robertson, Irene Conrad and Katherine Williams of Indianapolis, James Mcl#aster of Tuscon, Ariz., 23 grandchildren and five great. randchildren, passed away Tuesday p. m, ineral serv ces Friday, 1:30 p. m,, from Shirley Bros. West Chapel, 2002 W "Michigan, Burial Floral Friends may call at the chapel. any time after 7 p. m, Wednesday. MUELLER-—-August G. (Gus), age 58 years, of 845 BE. Southern, huspand of Agnes Tauck Mueller, father of Gus Jr, Prank and Jimmie Mueller and Mrs’ Charlotie almer, brother -of Mrs. P. A. Peterson and Mrs. Jame G' Boyes: both of North Bonneville, Wash, also ‘survived hy four grandchildren. Puneral from Lauck Pu.

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W. Usher service. RUSSELL--8ada S., 2315 N, Parker ave, entered into rest Tuesday evening, age 79 years; mother of Mrs, Jennie Noble Mrs. Twanette Schoelder, George H. and Don C. Russell, sister of Mrs, Lillian Dowd; Nellie, William, James, Ralph und obins Tyler Services Friday, 2 p. mn, at Northeast Chapel, 2530 Station. Friends are welcome, Burial Crown Hill, Moore Mortuaries

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Ind. Friends may call at the. martuary after noon * Thursday (Please omit flowers.) ’

Charles, husband of Gertrude Schimmel, ‘father of Robert of Boston, Ass, passed away Tuesday Services Planner & B nan Mortuary Priday 10 Friends invited. Burial Prrends may’ eail A mort

Sunkel), of 242 N. Temple ave, beloy ed! Russell, mother of Raymond Miller Jr., daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wii liam Sunkel, sister of George and Edwin Sunkel, passed away Wednesday. Services 10 a. m., OGrinsteiner's Funeral Home, 1601 E. New York st. Burial J leRe. rial Park. - Priends may call after p.m this evefiing. Little & Sons service.

WADSWORTH Harold Willlam (Bill), beloved son of Mr. an rs. Ralph Wadsworth and brother of Alberta cDougnll Ralph Wadsworth Jr, Mildred Doro'hy Jack Richard, Donald’ Gene, Louis Norman, Mary Margaret and Pauline Wadsworth and grandson of Ma Pauline Da

vis, passed away Mon p. m. Funeral from" Shirley Bfothers LR Chapel 946 N. Illinois st, Thursday, 3 p. m Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends

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WALL—Della V,, of 563 N. Keystone ave entered into rest Monday evening, age 78 years, Wife of Elisha A. Wall, mother of rs. Ruby “Harvey, Flossie, Carl K, J. Arthur, Cecil P, leo J, and Roy O Wall; -sister of Mrs. Laura Gilman. Service Thursday, 1:30 p. m.,- at Peace Chapel 50 Michigan st. Friends are welcome. Burial Memorial Park (Spencer Ind, papers please copy). Moore ortuary.

WESTRA Herman K., husband of Katie father of Mrs. Alice Stewart, ville; Sophja Shane, Herman K ary Jane Kleyn, Theima and Westra, passed away Monday al the Christian Park Reformed Thursday, 2 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial Memorial Park. Priends may call at the . Wilson. “Chapel of the Chimes, 1234 Prospect st, any time

WILCOX—Howard O. (Howdy), of 940 Tulip dr, age 41, beloved husband of Hazel Wilcox, father of Donna Lee, Nancy Marie and Sandra Kay Wilcox, son of

Jr, Mrs Charles Bervice

Mrs. Edward Johnson, brother of Mable Murphy, Flora Wolfe, William =~ Johnson Bess Jones, Margaret Donaldson, passed away Sunday p. m, Punerai services Thursday, 1:30 p. m., from Shirley Bros. | Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 EB. Washington st Burial Memorial Park. Priends may call | at”the Shapel

116 Business Services

is Toone With: fond

WILL CARE ‘FOR CH UNTRY HOME. GA-0601, e nn w co :

Alteration Specialist

EHICDRE a REN io ST care, 030 LADIES MEN 8 GARMENTS anantian i CLEA AN, ESS. : WILL CARE bo or, smail cid in my home, RELINE, REASONABLE days. WaA-6

| WILL C CARE ot Ea ver 4 years in | ——— eee —

licensed home:

MEYER 0. JACOBS

AUTO WADIATOR TROUBLES? Let (he oldest shop In the migdlewest (est, 141%) cure them. ACME RADIATOR; $23 N. Ii,

Beauty Service at Savings

j-4 bedroom home | Broad Ripple H 8 district. Now living [in modern 6-rm. ‘brick home in Detroit's Jinest residential section Will consider FRChansS of equivalent living accommoda-

north or suburban

lease wilh optioh to purchase a modern{

LOVELY SOUTH SIDE 2115, Barth Bedroom modern.

bath, good ra ah mom oa oud excellent ol 2

Poriaton: Shou ON

> 1630 SHELBY WA, ose

212-214 E 16th St WA-D084 | 21 Wanted To Rent y Brake serv., ignition; rr Auto Repair B0i2é sere: iunicion, DETROIT FAMILY hauling! 211 “E. Orange __FR-5665 Locating in Indpls. Desires to rent or| "mT"

6-RM.. MOD. COTTAGE, VACANT

“Qi Targe lot loca tion, near Protestant & Catholta oh

00-1

Frog Estimate—GAS393 | "Now 104§ “Automobile CHIMNEY repairing, porch and founda- Priviieaed to. be ‘coll tion pointing, gutter painting and re- | URE (0b Yt": el ing ek

—— i ———— Sones or apartment unfurnished. Prefer nd rock, gravel, | north or east. Call Lowenthal, FR-2488 fll dirt, top soil, a GA- 4134 before § e 5 p.m. block work — | VETERAN will sell 1943 Studebaker Champion, A-1 condition, in® exchange for Niet BR. 9548 privilege of. renting unfurnished modern i ir Kiguge, apartment or half double Wife

nd 1-year-old child. 150% Bradbury

Call after 5 p. m,

Hey I TOMUINSON — Elizabeth Suzanne (nee

_BUTLDERS' BAND AND GRAVEL co at ‘Hardwood Floors i, Si, teers

made like: new |

DIANAPOLIS businessman (eX - army officer) and wife desire nicely furnished apt, or house for winter or permanently.

ard, brother of Fred Walter B, t Personal attention given to . Louise Foe Vera and Mr am Schoo, [every job BR- 8525 NY hyde of ge DY ne mete all of Indianapolis, ang rs : . $ Ww UAT, extension 17 |ot Glen Ellyn, Ill, passed away Slory Floor Sanding Vk. yu “GA- 8471 Ay L APES We rivate services Flanner & Buchanan — . ANY ne SHTHOUSE NaphrLl ) + Pleas 'E'LL SEL ONABLE FO | Mortuary Please omit flowers, “Acme M ating Sales & ‘Setvice RANI OFF 11, SELL BEASONA LE TOK {SRIELDS Frank B wet of M2 Frank Repairs. installations. - boilers, stokers OR EAST, [IR-1815, Powell, James elds an Udith | econl, gas and oil furnaces, vacuum clean: | - Shisids; brother of Mrs. HR. Wittord | fag Yi%eb4s. Jase 8 Meridian NEW (946 AUTOMOBILE « ew « t - ———————— rr MB Powell Bd ey doy. Nines Furnace repair and cleaning. Free| Buy at ceiling price in exchange for ices Fanner & Buchanan Mortuary Fri- estimates. FR-0 0621, { apartment, preferably Rind; north, day, 1 30 p- m. Friends invited. Entomb 1111 Call 1173 after 8

FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED

Repairing of all makes: thermostats

Expecting Baby “Now

coils, roof repairing, new roofs. Ace Home| VETERAN, WIFE WILL ACCEPT ANY Service 1163 N_ Gladstone CH-9354 ail BYP: un hg evicted Sst. 3 Pur5 =-17 ~~ JOHNSON & LEE | DE ROTT bedroom apartment or house | fred In exchange for well located {First class ITNACe repair a. t and. La MRL oe — FR.13581. ja HH cl Le IeRGE. ih Een in

J we range ana’ “and ETT Re TIONG FPrignt (fre inchided. furnace cleaning JOK | EX-ARMY PILOT, WHETSEL, $20's LORD ST MA-& 6470 | apartment

| efficiency No shildren oF pets, Neither repaired and ; Furnaces & Stoves 7, 0-R ;

cleaned, any | drink or smoke. BE-} hi as make, BE-5300-4. YOUNG ouple need 4-5 room furnished. or

a tn nfurn., apartment, house in Ind General Contractor, Lk. B Allen Greenfield or Noblesvilie: Consider . Cement, brick, block, roofing.

furnace | exiian ge RITA painting, paperhanging. All work guar- | MAN and anteed 748 Lexington. FR-3165 |

: . FURNACE! a want 2-3 room furnished or unfurnished or

| atin:

ROM | JRC oo Tiles of | vhca! yf Oct ‘New Hampshire north or east

4- re

an GA-0212. no children. L1-6803 hf 2176 |S re [3 TO ROOM house within TY needs 3-bedroom house, LIGHT HAULING trash, ment _housg or double

wile (husband has position) urgently need 3 or 4-room «pt, IF IT'S GRAVEL we eit UPLE, veteran, JUST BACK ~ Revoked Auto License it THERE desperately noed Insurance Certificate with Resnonsibility Dept | city, yplunishea Must RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, Inc. 31. BR-7i0 LANDSCAPING, sodding, |} . tree trimming. Veterans HI 2249 Don RI-1008, FR. 1781 veteran), wife, Asbes, Veteran, wife and baby | desperate for house or

han reaponsibie Fave TC Frank furnished or unfurnished, by Qect. 41; no wv cker and Son, om’ furn, apt Clean habits, 112 Indiana Trust bldg MA-942) | SALES Tr) “from ICUT p fun pa tiie nice furn, LIGHT HAULING OF ALL KiNps Call LI-150

Brook- |

iand dependable church |

White man. Chas R. Porter CH-0484 [Apartment excellent references MAN" AND WIFE. (both em ie ved) needs | GENERAL HAULING. °F FR. 6958 2-3 bedroom house, FURNI North |

| GOAL, hauled direct from mine: and heavy hauling R1:28685

‘or east. Best references. LI- x os : : SUPERINTENDENT, wife and 3- enrol GENERAL HAULING, either night or day.| daughter want 3-5 room Shinn apt. or Closed truck. Courteous service. MA-0278 ; Douke Emerson. LI-7372 ‘ ~ | MOST MOVE Tuesday. Allison employee, a 4 SOM iRducaging Jeriiek, proms want apt. house. 15 years present

wife this fal MA. 1889: location, children. Ref. CH-8740-M MA 1a Teacher, wife and two children | . Purdue need” apartment, No smoking or drinking LI-3548 VETERAN und wife wish §- room “apart- | ment, north or east MA-| 1084

also light

fot pi antings tl

Bverything 1 tor 5 JTeming house. 202) | Prospect “H-

{LET US Rn = A new innerspring, of |

make your 6d mattress like mew #X SERVICEMAN wife (employed, desire ‘| _unfurnished apt, house. FR-8978 after 6 | Riley ANT TO RENT- Empty storeroom north or_ east FR-006

EA RENTAL BERVICE ALLISON REALTY CO, INC, RI-2368 |

122 Moving; Storage Rent a NEW CAR or TRUCK

1832 * NU WAY MATTRESS co.

Mr. Edward E Ellfott, New Owner { 817 PT. WAYNE AVE.

In Memoriam

| GTN - In memory of our som and brother, ' Clinton A. Ginn Jr, who passed awa) [two years ago today: Tis sad but true, we wonder why, The best are always first to die THE FAMILY.

FLOWERS, THE GIFT EXPRESSIVE

Atkins Flower Shop "2

TA-0224

8 Funeral -Directors — CONKLE FUNERAL HOME _

1934 W. 1934 W. Michigan St.

.. FARLEY FUNERALS

BEST S. GADD

2130 P@spect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

MA-1234

MA-6049

1601 BE New York MA-5I14 ~ 6. H. HERRMANN 1505°8. EAST ST MA-8488

HISEY & TITUS

951 N. Delaware St.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN-—28 Creek Boulevard. TA-337

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

Ilinols

Li-38328 West Pall

954 N._liiin ST L1-8409 JONES & HURT MORTUARY

Dar and apr 2 SAL Service 2226 Shelby" St GA-2570

ROBERT W. STIRLING 1422 Prospect MA-8576 8576 \; MORTUARY VOIGT 1631 SOUTH MERIDIAN

J. C, Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES" 1234 Prospect St MA-9433 — PIII.

10 Lost and | Found

LOST—Black patent

urse at “Rolleriand

or Vera's Lunch nder return Rule and‘ important papers KEEP- MONEY Lavinia Hey, 240 E. Iowa

navy discharge and AD money, Re-BE-150-M. old Gothic rectanguoéw's or College car,

LOST Black pillfgld, navy serve o turn hm portant papers,

LOBT< Lady's white lag wrist watch in Reward. WA-1108, ~~ LOST -- PEPPER, black-white s Spaniel wediing brown collar. N. Oukland ave morning between “Grant Locker. and Market House, x piir of plastic frame glasses. HU-5041, Reward.

L t Lady's wrist watch, Jules Jurgeson: 0s Reward, LI-3054

TTT

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MAIL OR EXPRESS Your Parcel Post Packages /A8 PER POSTOFPICE REGULATIONS We wrap attractive gift packages and carry the most beautiful stock of gift wrapping paper, ribbons and seals in the city. When you. have over 70 pounds of furniture. or personal property to crate, ship by rail or express,

call HL. 1871. 1839 N, Meridian St. TA-2431

__ Parcel Post , Wrapping Og.

PERMANENTS

THIS WEEK ONLY, $2.45 Guaranteed; fine for children, adulis Helen of Troy permanent, only $3.95; cold waves, $7.50, All fine. Nationally known Shampoo sel, 75¢-81.00. Manin. every night "til 10 P. M, No appointment needed, No wait-

springer eward

LOST Seti

Royal

Wa 1604 W ee on time.

(CH-7833-J

£ CH-8050-R

2-3. | CH-4045-J. |

or unfurn. apart-| 3.

Y - No Appainiment Necessary—Open 9 to 8 A ensoony’ oh same Sompany. i and schools: convenient to Butler, INTERNAT'L BEAUTY SCH., $12 E. Wash. | est references, Phone MA-1404, = Mr. |DAsement, brick-set furnace, Needs some Se. BICYCLES —"T | Disler, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M repairy ad Miernization "hn om EE —— "av H «l « LET US LIST YOUR Boys’ irls' for sale or repair ritabse, Shot" Lekington. ""* * "™ | Want fo Rent for Winter months| ~ BRIDBES AND GRAVES 00. Brick & Block Work Ghd 112] furnished 2 bedroom house or ANT wars St. RTI TBI R a HO CARPENTERING and “patch | rr work; guaranteed; free estimate, BE- apartment, Adults, Call Mr. Rus- ns tM FoIA " {4803-R. All Jgbx considered sell, CH. 7000 between 8: 30 a.m. ~ amo Boke WL « 0 Wi hbublt- ~ CHIMNEY REPAIR nd’5 kitchen. ith. ult-in cabinets. 3 Tov Clean-out. doors installed, Brick porch. | ‘a p.m. furnace, gar.: foundations pointed NEAR ARLINE,

1630 SHELBY

1 Blk from Lo v titul "1 yr. old 2-bedrm. home. nice ige. rooms; auto. heat; besutiful. ige. social rm. Has partial bath in basement, complete bath 1st fir, limestone front; “Fixass lot. looking for a fine home, priced Rak able low, call Mr, i for further ine formation.

ALLIED REAL ESTATE 00.

i 607 Odd Fellow LI i good well; elec. pump; flr 2. ite 9,000.

IST HOUSE N 1630 SHELBY MA. 9443

Acre Park.

ORTH O! 3 acres, improved, with oy Pi Ba alow, buil years; barn ap

* VACANT—BRIGHTWOOD

3-Bedroom Single; all mod EET ung J 1B &T

21 E. | THST500

12 Rms. arranged into-4 apts; mod, hot-air furnace with stoker, 3 baths, hot water heater; $105 mo. income be|sides owner's 4 rms. $2600 dn., terms, POSSESSION ‘oF 4 RMS.

1630 SHELBY MA. 9443

BROADWAY, HEAR 6 ¥

Home of 4 bedroom orches will provide fade for Good quality construction Finely shaded yard and “d e¢. Owner desires smaller home. gua have property to sell or excha

please call F. B. McKIBBIN, REALTOR FRAG 120 E. Market Res., BR-4367 ALES AND FINANCING RT MEREDITH (NR. ) | Nice 5-rm.; long Hy, rm., hwd. firs, | in -rm., lge. kitchen, bit.-ins, 3 bedrms., lovely brick cement porch, full base, new ali steel Turiuste; back yd. newly fenced; €. gar. 7000

|(® 1630 SHELBY MA. 9443

Sri peel

1201-1201, HOYT ~~

$3000 Dn, bal. mo, buys a splendid 8rm. mod.; 5 doWn with modernistic bath, 3-tm apartment up now renteds, coms plete batlr, stoker, completely insulated, storm windows, doors, auto, gas heater, | nice rear * yard, fenced; 2-car ga hy { Cor. lot: Nice neighbortiood, Price, $8080, FR-3604

PHILLIPS REALTY 1037 Va, 3T Va, Ave.

4105 CRITTENDEN AVENUE

Moderna: bung. Immediate possession, |Pertedt ‘condition throughout. Near school transportation. Fenced rear yatd, m-. suiasion. storm sash; piioy will handle, 23, MA-3521

R. A, FRANKE, INC., Realtors

3210 HOVEY BT. Attractive 5-room dinette and bath modern bungalow,

1 | family, 104.

PAINTING | TL By the Hour-Day—Week or Yearly | washing _patch plastering. “We Purnidh" Everything put the PAINTING — Interfor and exterior. free “Dri estimates. Have paint to in at ence we Sh ine paint fo’ bee = 39 Kentucky ave. RI-1788-RI-1313 | HOUSE PAINTING, law Th 8609 “Rent a lruck—Move Yourself | fencing . Immediate service THE U.DRIVE.IT CO. Paper Hanging, Steaming | Alabama and Ohio RI-6016 | Painting. Reasonable prices Quiet M ryvice TY | Work guaranteed Miles Mince. LI 9146

23 “Apartments, Unfurn.

Pp PAPER hanging. Sieaming, 1 i cleanin teduce irices I diat service. A FR-10i 088. ii 1 A. Moynahan Properties

Paperhanging, Steaming. ] BORIS i OL Prompt. Bervics Condi TA- 5042, MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS" City-Wide PAPERHANGING, steamin jatest sam- NT RENTAL BREN ples; experienced vet. C 1-05 J r

T Work | in Bt

Paperhanging * ha ALLPAPER removed with steam. Always Johnson, CH- 8393

EXPERIENCED plastering, PAIGE, wall washing, _.paper cleaning and hanging, window washing, woodwork and floors. Best refs. 's. TA- 2340.

: 850 N. Peunsylt GA-6722 ”

“NO a 3 homes

NO VACANCIES GENERAL APARTMENTS VERMONT

2 ALi

[PLASTERING New and Pu Pusch Work 24 Houses, Unfurnished Plastering, "soma J. -3766 = Exchange Milwaukee, § rooms pre-

dential area, for Licensed. New work. ferred, resi 1 Plumber pair Guaranteed oe Indianapolis house or apartment TA-6794 ce. Mr Crist. TA- 8342 | after 5:30 P. M., and week-ends, Otheruplex (modern) in exchange for privis SUTTO we No GION lege of purchasing 1946 ear at ceiling price

PICK-UP & | wise RI-3426 : Le WORK GUARANT | PRIVILEGE of renting 5 room lower Write Jimes _Box Hes BE ILICTRONIC RADIes TOR. ALE | CIA HANGE 3-bedroom modern home “for

CITY-WIDE rel refrigeration. Prompt we. 2-bedroom apartment where two fH _WORK. guaranteed. ~ BE-333 '9 and 17, will be a lowed to live. JONES ROOFERS fois” ocie WitE ght apd os. Fla 00f our specialty; hot mopping 2 rooms 1 Repairs, The. tin, H-7951 | Inquire at.728 N Noble st. Adults only Roofing, Biding Guttering, “General

“Out of Town Property CLERMONT, INDIANA

Repas rs-—-Open

Eves, and Sun, * Ri- 3511

Roof Repairs, all kinds, New RI- 2928

roofs, Guaranteed work, This nice T:rm. mod. except furnace EDT! a very nice double gar.;-3 lovely large lots “SEPTIC TANKS | This home located at Anderson st n onl Dry wells, outside toilets cleaned & | Rd Owner will show MA -2537 pumped. Immed. .and out-of-town service. | Grayson. CH-5728 res

FR-8T4

SEPTIC TANKS 32 Houses For Fg

dt, Wels sianed, TepRired by LOVELY BUNGALOW sis 1037 N. CONCORD-—2 edrooms, a Prompt Service __Fr. 706907 room, dining room, Kitchen: 2- -car | SEPTIC TANKS and outside tollets and garage; fenced back yard; excellent con- | dry wells. Cleaned. FR-5639 [dition $8,500. Reasonable down phyment ’ UICK SERVICE MA-923 Sewers Opened QUICK ne HARRY Ww. DIMICK TA-3835

en sinks; aM Sle 1 and -— ep drains. to digging. waite [Ra G | (| 1100 WEST VERMONT STREET mates tree * Work guar At 250 Millrace Ave oh Tne single. CLOGG Jd |seven rooms. Well at kitchen sin ewer ig GELS ver Pipes ar rh ded | basemnus | connect ion Price ‘$2400, $500 cash, $24 pumped: inexpensive: gusrantesd. CH-3344, [DET MOBER, ily of REALTOR, FR-0400 SODDING AND GRADING 107-8 Peoples Bank Bldg Resid. HU-T104 | Rich Dirt, Tree Removing—Cooke; HI- -0315 1651 CRUFT ST. TAXES BOOKKEEPING 3-Bedroom mod.; asbestos siding; com- — plete with bath; good furnace; fruit; Public Accounting Experience shade: $4950, MA-6962

Will Install System for You

J _FIDGER fh BE-5182-2 PHILLIPS REALTY 1037 Va. Ave. Va owt Free inspection. United $1250 FOR DEED! Termite = C { : | Tormites Soir oe un e Forel iF ovine

$2650, $1250 Down BE-3213-R! ANDY HUMANN

VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRING,

RI-2368

Vogel Bros. 1314 W Washington MA-638)|,;; 180N REALTY CO. INC., REALTORS In your homs. Save E., Iowa Lon 8 East at). “Nice Washer r Repair 25%. Guar, MA-9702. $6950 mod 7 ome hot water heati ng, new ok 24x36 new stone gar

Washing Machine Repairs CH- 1634

mm, poss.; $2500 dn Barg. HI-1133 (eve, LET NIV-LOC SAVE mrss Ein our wet basements, cement cinder block ouses and buildings, 16 Years service Is 3215 NICHOLAS your guarantee of satisfaction, Free esti- $ Rooms, furnace: 2 large lots: $1000 mates and information down. Immediate possession,

NIV-LOC SERVICE

+ PHONE CH-5811

ADAM R. HECK .. re Stagon 4421 MELROSE

RH i Poss. at once: 3 bedrm.: mod except IT Rooms Without Board |, Poss of once Klee adhe pases 1 nt re 25 a CHCARROLLTON, 1132-—Modern room: inner-|gn,g sh ract MA- rayson. CH springs; ‘next bath; private entrance hs = a — 19047 a NORTH INDIANAPOLIS THREE furnished sleeping rooms, 1 un-| Jigve a lovely 4:-bedroom modern br furn: kitchen, priveleges, (colored peo- hone north of 30th st. on College ave ple), HU-2741 [Possibfe 30-day poss. MA-2537. Grayson, FLETCHER, 1830 Plensant sleeping room; | CH-57 28 Yes W . next bath; suitable for 1 or 3 persons v ant 6 Pms., strictly modern, ist MA-5240. ac clasx condition, stoker blower - Rr ———————. Rent materia) for garage. 1506 Finley 8t.,

“HOTEL BARTON

ing. 401 Roosevelt Bldg. cor, Ill | near Garfiel d Park : Atwell, LI-8406; eves., and Wash, Sts. RI-0481 Fast Service. | Delaware at Michigan, Rates from $1.25 |MA-5908. 622 Peoples Rank Bldg EVENING. CLASSES GOLORED-~3, room apartment on bus line. | IMMEDIATE Possession, 40 N. Giadstone; | No. children, References. Write Times, | school 58 district; near transportation; Enter Oct. class just starting. Study; be |p. 554. * |6 ‘rooms en one floor: modern exce: a chiropractor. Thousands of ¢ chiropractors a wr rnace BY appoint still needed. REGISTER AT O! WALTER FOLKE

Bebout College of Chiropractic

18 - Rooms With Board il REAL TO

4200 EWa Fhington,

neral oink. 1458 8B. Meridian ‘st... Priday, fa Sacred Heart pears d 9.30 a. m, Burial I St. Joseph Cemetery.

1718 North Meridian |4400 EAST—Modern room, board; good IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Hai haircuttin Tue. and Thurs, 11:30-| menis, beds: steam heat; 4 adults; $15] 1500 nN. Beville; modern bungalows: 2 re g no charge. Ind.|week each. 109 N. Buclid. bedrooms. - bath down, 1 up: built-ins; Beauty College, 10n ‘® Washinglon, 008 | AGED, convalescents, semi invalids Im-|storm windows, insulated. stoker: double Call me on your HEATING PROBLEMS; “mediate admission TA- 1852 garage: near Brookside carline. BL-2047 hot water. air. ail. stokers; for correc-|NiCE, large room, 2 gentlemen. Constant 10 RM. hee, d Apis and owner's at. tions, YATES, CH-}872-W, hot water. Breakfast, laundry. GA-9005. * all “well furnished. - Inc expertly re relined, restyled, and convalescent. Licensed!wk. d.rm. mod. (cottage on rear of lot.

FUR COATS ;

829 Wollege, RI1-3850,

128 N. Traub. Atwell, “Li-0408,

ELDERLY

nursing ap. CH- 0313,

Lim

1 ALLIED “REALESTATE

__ | IMMEDIATE —

Fine condition inside and out. Ale full basement, Automatic gas water heater: 2-room house in rear yard; sarage; possession Dec. 1 or before. $7,000.

| {Ne contract.) IR-4470 C EBCHMEYER. RI1-2368 REALTORS

nost

R [ALLISON REALTY 00. INC POSSESSION AT ONCE {OF NORTH SIDE OF DOUBLE

Good frame double located 335-37 N. Addison: 4 rms. & bath vacant, 3 rm§.- a” {bath south side. Rental, $70 per month, plus shop rent in rear. Price 000, [Call Mr, Burtt, Realtor, vo

| dull-Fottel Go.-MA-8581 $450 Dn. —Off Southastern Ave,

251 Detroit, § rooms; lights, 8a5, water, Bee it and call LI-4401, ask for Bill,

3215 W. MICHIGAN 3. ., Strictly mod; has 1 apt. rents $40 per month; storm windows, doors. | imate possession. Very low price.

Kir . | "ALLIED REAL ESTATE co.

WA-9943 607 Odd Pellow LI-83

3 BEDROOMS

| =i Owner occupied; possession soon. Every. wa: you want; new furnace; cabinets; 1ks

; decorations; floors; near schools. } 34 5 down, balance $60 per month. 1108 Jist

1432 KING AVE.

| Nice 5-rmm. mod. home; long Mv. rm.; [nice din breakf, nook; bilt-ins. blinds; ake d., g

LI-6340

| HA a 60% Odd Fellow | ARFIELD PARK DISTRICT 148. a E. Tabor; grand location: nice j-rnom-a-side modern double: real buy.

1630 SHELBY MA. 9443

ibid aeiri f

$1000 DN. —IMMED, POSSESSION 1150 N. Tremont—5-Rm, semi. in | sulated, stone siding, new roof, cement front. poreh, inclosed rear; in igood condition thruout. See today BE-3313-R1 ANDY HUMANN RI-2368 ALLIBON REALTY CO, INC, REALTORS

i720 E KELLY ST.

Strictly modern 5-room bungalow; ewly decorated: side drive; 2-car gargge; in cabinets and full basement; school 34 and St, Catherine's, | Shown between 8 p.m.

$3850 Vacant '“ Bur crore

(Riverside Park); T-

oi By owner.

rm. mod. bung.; incl. porch: 3-¢. gar, [fenced yd.; on transp., by school; $1650 dn, Barg HI-1133 (eve, BE-5128)

EAST MORRIS ST.

Double; 980-53 : shown hy appoint. ment only Call TR- 3405 3 LARGE LOTS; S-room house; electrie, gas: immediate possession. A real buy at $3500. 730 Martin street. 3100 sout on Madison, 6-ROOM side, well-built doubles near 100h & College. 1600 block Carroliton and 3500 Guilford; $1000 will handle. A. & M. Realty Corp. R1-2045; after 7 p. m. B BR-8586. possession, 2-roomy . new. completely furnished except for 40x135 ft. each, $1600, 2518

house, stove. 2 lots

8. Lyons apn Modern, 7 rooms; ~r rr | 11201 Spann attic, nice basement and gaTage: $700 down: good location. RI- ~7219. {DUNLAP ave, 1439 -New 4-room bungalot B0x173;: $3250; $800 down, DOSS, Elmore Bros. MA-3537. BLOT with bn sirestcar; HHoable; #700 rr Inquire 10 'N._ Rich land $9 750 College near 30th; 3 DedraomE, y fireplace, school 76; $3500 down. 6- rs house . Rasley, MA-2537

on eXington ave; semis

is “dare

WOULD ’ Pive or 6-room house on West Side. Have cash. Call ‘BE-2074-) any time. ‘

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