Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1947 — Page 25

Page PDF (10.55 MB)

Back to issue view

. 30 (U. PY ndiangpolis tow with Margaret is, Tenn, in a

in the Doherty

ament, anced into

day with a 1

% 8 sub-par n

opkins of Lake

while Miss Kire Bush of Cleve~

Swim or

against Culver aturday at Cule

lanapolis swime in these events; Dick Pang and D0-yard breast style, George erick; 100-yard imer and Are ving, Barkhaus 50-yard medley alfie and Fredpe style relay, Beuchel, Jack illips.

ES Qos

tubular handle

ge chmiine

~ ballon tires. pin guard, k stand. ra wide fenders Color paint Job.’

ILS

» UP

JOUNTED ES

3 : :

Fieldhouse

Twin Bill

Is Feature AHraction

- Tomorrow

Evening

Five High School Teams will Have Double Assignments Over Week-End. -

* Intracity strife breaks out in full force on & 17-game high school ——— card over the coming week-end. Five of the schools within Indianapolis are scheduled for a pair of

games. a Top 4 attraction tomorrow night is a double-header affair at the Butler

louse involying four city Fivals. in the first game y 30, then Shortridge a mg Manual in the second half of the. bargain bill, Irish Play Tech Saturday

Cathedral plays at Tech on Saturday night in the best offering on a six-game bill. This will be the third game of the week for the busy Irish. Tech also has a Friday night date here with Muncie Central in a North Central conference game, The Bearcats at present are in the second slot of that circuit behind Lafayette Jefferson's leaders. Tech has a .500 mark in the N. C. C. with

aH,

Cathedral's improving. Irish tackle

i. S. Basketball Cord

TOMORROW Ben Davis at Decatur: Central. Broad Ripple at Pike Twp. Cathedral vs. Washington at Butler fieldhouse (7:30 p. m.). Manual vs. Shortridge at Butler fieldhouse (8:30 p. m.). Windfall at Crispus Attucks. Bloomington at Howe, Greenfield at Lawrence Central, Muncie Central at Tech. Noblesville at Warren Central. Carmel at Silent Hoosiers.

three victories and three defeats. Broad Ripple, Washington-and the | Silent Hoosiers are the other schools | with -double-duty assignments . for! the week-end. rol The Rockets, who've had some | great moments this season as well | aS some poor.ones, go to Pike town | ship for a game tomorrow night.! Then they entertain Noblesville's| Millers on Saturday, It will be the second trip of the week into Marion | county for the Millers since they | play at Warren Central tomorrow | night. Greencastle at Washington

Following the double-header at Butler, Washington will play host to! Greencastle at the West side gym |

Franklin Twp: at Southport. (Speedway at Zionsville. SATURDAY Beech Grove at Sacred Heart. {Noblesville at Broad Ripple. Cathedral at Tech. ‘ Silent Hoosiers at South Bend Central Catholic. Greencastle at Washington.

{nudged out of the tourney play before they got a crack at the Flashes, {so this will be the only meeting of the season between the two strong county representatives. Howe has hopes of getting back

jon the winning side of the slate

against an in-and-out Bloomington quintet tomorrow night. The Irving-

BISON GUARD—Jack Portland's checking should be unusually vigorous tonight as he fills a defense spot for Buffalo

seum, The two American league teams will be fighting for second place in the western division. Game time 5 8: 30 Pp m.

Hornets Pass Gaps | in Standing

By UNITED PRESS

The Pittsburgh - Hornets skated

Saturday night for the Continental's {ton boys are overdue, having won |out of the “smog” today that usually

second appearehnce. @ | Jake Caskey's Silent Hoosiers meet | Carmel on their home court tomorrow- night and then go to South Bend Saturday for a meeting with | Central Catholic. Top-flight county attraction will) be the visit of Franklin township's| tourney champions to Southport tomorrow night for a tussle with the' Cardinals, Jewell Young's lads got;

only one of their last five engagements. In last night's two games Beech Grove hung up its 10th victory of the season and Decatur Central its |fifth. Jack Long scored 20 points to spark the Hornets to a 52-43 triumph over Pendleton, while the Hawks overwhelmed Danville, 51125. Dave Reflich scored 18 points for Decatur,

JH: S., College Basketball

COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS

Beech Grove 52, Pendleton 43. Decatur Central 51, Danville 28, STATE HIGH SCHOOLS... 's 48, Middletown 38.

Ea Jepie ,, Clayton 45 aie 2.

48,

». {Ohto) 3 Sarat B Som. Cuithotic 46 a8. Bur 3 3.

Howe 29, 11 roland 30, 8 es. Mitonah 31, ‘Wash 28. Monroeville 63, ¥

. (Carroll) 29.

Y nglen 23, Waterloo 39, Garrett 35. STATE COLLEGES Butler 79, Wayne 26. Evansville 49, Indians State 48. OTHER COLLEGES

Centre 49, Ivania 25. Colby 50, St. Anselms 57. Ba South 93, Boston Juiverery 52. Davidson 74, South Carolina 43. Detroit Tech 83, Cedarville (Ohio) 51. Dickinson 60, Valley $5. Eastern Kentucky 61, Kentucky yh

haca 40, Lock Haven Teachers 95, Pennsylvania ary Col-

Dy: State 62, yendernilt 532. oyole (Buitimors) 62, Mt. St. Mary’ s 53. ihgare "Bonaventure 55.

Ohio Oberlin 52. Scranton. ¢ 2 etn 34, Southens + Mossourt 51, Southern Illinois =" Jose 's (Philadelphia) 73, Elizabeth-

wn od 58, St. Lawrence 42.

- | Toledo 66, 8. Dakota Welleyan 42, £

Vermont 73, Middienusy Villanova 45,

West Virginia a Waynes West Virginia whamesbury 0 Alderson

Broaddus Western Li Titnois Teachers 42, Illinois State orma rr ‘59, Baldwin-Wallace SS.

PROFESSIONAL Antties

po vor Tie Bi ew Yor 1 Washington 69, iar oh Providence 83, Deétroll 73.

Exhibiti Indianapolis ot, hon 64.

Turnups Leading In Paddle League

The leading Turnups scored a 10-8 victory over the Upsetters in the Wednesday night table tennis league at the Dearborn hotel. The Devils defeated the Midgets, 10-8, and the Racketeers and Flashes played to a 9-9 deadlock. Team standings and individual scoring leaders:

alSScansa="830082F

Midgets

Chas. Dorsey, Devils. ............. Stan Webley, Racketeers Jim Sharpe, Devils Ww Tu

SERgZ Gonenmny

" BUSINESS DIRECTORY

JORDAN BROS.

CABINET CoO.

Immedi Delivery on All Size BUILT-IN CABINETS

See Our Large Display

333 W. Washington St.

BROKEN LENSES REPLACED BRING IN THE PIECES DR. JOS. E. KERNEL

TRACTION TERMINAL BLDG.

HOOSIER PAINT and LINOLEUM CO. INNERSPRING MATTRESS

and Matching Box $7900

Springs, pre-war quality 211 E. Washington RI-8315

LARGE COMFORTABLE

LOUNGE CHAIR With Matching OTTOMAN ,

During Pre- -lnventory Sale Hub 05 wi. Shelby 155s,

INC. APPLIANCES-FURNITURE

5440 E. WASHINGTON ST. =1054 VIRGINIA AVE. «100 E. MAIN, GREENSBURG

IDIAMOND LOANS |

+ WE BUY DIAMONDS 4

RE-WEAVING

of MOTH ‘HOLES—BURNS or WORN SPOTS

LEON TAILORING to. 235 Mass. Ave, Io Me Made of

the First Block TT

® Dual Contre! Instruction Cars ® Cars Rented for Read Tests

Eo | CLEANED—REJUVENATED |

Rl ley 5070

{ ome Charm Cleaning Co.)

erst

You Save Because We Save Men’s Suits & Overcoats

$ i i 2 i 5 24" CASE CLOTHES

215 N. Senate Ave. Open Sto?

We're a bit ‘“‘torn-up” during our modernization program but we're doing business as usual! Psy us a visit!

—<k Hamilton's — DIAMONDS 4 WATCHES : APPLIANCES

KILROY Tust Pawned His Diamond With Us!! WHY NOT YOU?

CAPLA Wd (3 4 ic

TRADE YOUR CLOTH COAT IN ON'A NEW,

FUR COAT BISHOP FUR CO.

19 EAST MARKET ST.

2nd Floor Kahn Bldg.

gy | 146

hides the Smoky City and took a bow - as the hottest team in the American Hockey league after whipping the Cleveland Barons, 4 to 3. Led by Center Bockie Hamilton, who scored two goals, Pittsburgh had finished. its scoring last night before Norm Mann . made Cleveland's first goal midway in the second period. Les Carse got—two quick goals for Cleveland midway in the final period but Hornet Goalie Aldege Bastien stopped all of the Barons’ attempts to gain a tie. Seven Without Defeat The Hornets now have gone seven games without a defeat and had won five straight when Buffalo held them to a scoreless tie last Sunday. Last night's victory boosted Pittsburgh into a” second place deadlock

with Buffalo and dropped idle Ine

dianapolis to fourth in the Western division race. In the only other game, the Springfield Indians, paced by Paul Courteau’s three-goal splurge, crushed the Philadelphia Rockets, 9 tol. The triumph gave the Indians a third-place tie with Providence in the Eastern division. It was Philadelphia's 37th defeat in 46 games, five of which ended in ties.

rm —

On the Ice

AMERICAN LEAGUE Western Division

L T'Pls. G OG Cleveland ....... 20 11 3 61 189 134 ERI © ivunenoes 23 13 8 54 174 125 Pittsburgh ...... 24 15 6 54" 175 138 INDIAN. Lys 21 13 11 53 203 2 St Lomis,...... 10 23 12 32 146 11 Eastern Division Hershey ......... 27 10 7 61 183 108 New Haven ...... 17 31 6 40 140 152 Providence ...... 15 21 8 38 146 189 Spt fleid 23 6 38 143 164 phi... . 4 37 5 13 133 298 RESULTS LAST NIGHT,

Pittsburgh 4, Cleveland 3 Springfield 9, Philadelphia 1. NEXT GAMES

Tonight — Buffalo at et DIANA LI New Haven at Providen POLIS;

NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 4, Detroit 1. UNITED STATES LEAGUE Minneapolis 8, Houston 0.

Linksmen Swing For Phoenix Coin

TUCSON, Ariz, Jan. 30 (U. P.) — More than 120 of the nation's topnotch golfers were ready today for the first round of the 72-hole, $10,000 Tucson open. Dress rehearsal for the four-day event was held in the form of a pro-amateur match yesterday. Har-

"Slold (Jug) McSpaden, Sanford, Me.,

who was half of the famed “Gold Dust Twins” twosome of the fair-

= ways of two seasons ago, teamed J | with Walker cup star Frank Stran-

ahan of Toledo, O., to card a course-

E (burning 59 best-ball- mark by a single stroke.

McSpaden toured the layout in 64—one over the course record held by Jimmy Demaret, Houston, Tex. and Phoenix amateur Chester Goldberg.

. J Fight Results NEW YORK (Jamaica Arena)-—Tommy Marra, 1, White Plains, N. Y., autpaini: ed Mel H wkins, 158, New York (8). PROVID! CE, R. T-—Jackie Lovatt, 145, Fiovidence, oie otaind Eddie Le Tournesu, for

aaa

alse Teeth

Ryle one pA fire aie new weeks; permits proper chowl ng.

Dentur-eze, guarantes. 59¢ & 98¢ tubes at druggists,

Hook's Dependable Drug Sterss

a we

oe p22 N. DELAWARE TA. 4568 ~

Pour

Bulldogs Massacre League Foe, 79-26

By BOB STRANAHAN Butler's Bulldogs today had a new season's scoring record for the field house as well as their fourth straight Mid-American conference victory. Wayne university's inept Tartars were soundly thumped last night, 7 to 26, and the smartest people on the Butler campus were the cheer leaders. They didn’t even show up for the massacre, But the Bulldogs didn't need any of that hoop-hoop-hurray stuff once they got rolling. Wayne's Kleenex defense allowed the Blueboys to, blow through at will after the opening miputes of play. Coach Tony Hinkle used 12 men in the contest and 11 of them

| {MID- AMERICAN STANDING

Pct. Pts. OP Butler 1.000 270 191 | Cincinngil . vere 1 B00 280 249 hio 500 200 186 Wayn es 4 .200 186 12373 Western Reserve ... 1 5 187 260 366 NEXT GAME

Saturday—Ohie U. at Butler (8:15 p. m.)

broke into-the scoring columns. The 79 points topped by two the previous high for the season rolled up against Western Reserve.

Brown's free toss gave the Tartars a 3-0 lead in the opening minutes

"have overwhelmed them, for Butler wasn't long in taking charge. Herod Toon got & foul shot and a field goal to square it and Jerry Cranny put the Blue ahéad for keeps with another two-pointer.

Played in Quarters Cranny, Buckshot O’Brien and Toon gave Butler a 16-6 lead at the end of the first 10 minutes of play. Hinkle sent in the reserves in the second period (the game was played in four 10-minute sections to please Wayne) and they rolled on to a 34-15 edge. Bill Shepherd, the former Hope high school flash, led this second period spurt with three field goals. The Butler. first -stringers came back at the start of the third canto and O'Brien dunked nine of the

out. The whole Wayne team got just the same number as little, Buckshot. Reserves" Go Good Butler reservists finished the than the starters. They poured 30 points through the hoop with Gene O’Neal getting 10 of these on five field goals. Emil Hison's field goal provided Wayne the only points of the period. Our demon statistician came up with the report that Butler fired 84 times during the game and got 33 field goals for a percentage of .392. Wayne's average was .104 on eight baskets in 77 attempts. (We thought he was a hit charitable with some of

76 GArS, those wild flings he marked down |wyme father of Mrs. Mary Ford, Mrs. as “attempts.” Marcia Poland, Gran E. Raymond, . Harold and William Wyne, b of Ohio University is next for Butler | Mrs. Stella Ssenbarger. Bertha Co {gon at the field house Saturday night, {beri Wyne. Service Friday, 3 bi ale then the Hinklemen see what can hfs Side Rashrens eh 1th a be done about avenging that hor-|may call at residence o of hie son po ilam rible South Bend nightmare here on | Wo, iors ’ RE. Monday. Last night's Summary: | Butler (79) Wayne (26) 3 Card 3 Card of Thanks FG FT PP ¥G PT PP 2 Prank — Our d and grateful SITES 3 EIREC 1 Seah e ptped eep, ey Barwelitte. 2 Joan axel ‘ 2 | kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral on,g ..... 4 2 1Teasley, 9 0 2/smd spiritual tributes Ris Shepherd,f . 5 0 2Parness .1 1 g¢|death of ov our ils: and mother, Mra. hi Doyle.g ..... 1 2 2Hallc ...... 2 3 Jpiveiyn An We especially wish Larsen,c . 0 0 2Hison,f 10 0jte nk the Rev. "Bailey, the Singer, Rosenstinlf’ 3 2 Tae © © 1|pallbearers and the Moore Mortuaries Evans.g ...» 2 0 OFriedman.,c 0 0 3 HUSBAND, DAUGHTER and O'Nealg ....5 0 0 Totals .... 8 10 14/ BE BOLT—We = to express our sincodg .....1 31 cere thanks and gratitude to our many Totals . ....33 12 15 friends, relatives and neighbors for their er 3g 18 33 30 i crt 1 18 3 13 30-79 and spiritw ri $ T Rr 8 226 death of our husband and father, Leon Free throws vase oe cram. Maas, |L. De Bolt. We especially wish to thank

Toon 2, Officials—C. N. Hobbs.

Pro Basketball

Shepherd, Brown 4,

Guz ’ Phillips i Robert

NATIONAL LEAGUE Western Division

L Pet. L134

INDIANAPOLIS .. Oshkosh ......... Anderson Sheboygan .

Chicago Detroit

Syracuse Tri-Cities Youngstown

RESULTS

LAST

Ft. Wayne 56, Sheboysan 40. Toledo 50, Detroit 38. ig GAMES Tonight—Tri-Cities at Youngstown:

rt. Wayn®' at Anderson; Detroit at _ Toledo.

When you order from

CLAWARE

FLOWER SHOP

LOANS

Hard to Believe. But True 24-Hour Service

DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND ENLARGING—EXCELLENT WORK

INDPLS. CAMERA Co.

203 E. WASH,

MA-T328

Antes © Dlamenls eo Watches Jewelry © Clothing © Radios, ete.

GET CASH IMMEDIATELY

SACKS BROS.

SL DINE LT,

‘ ’

lke Rai A Against Wayne gE

Bill Collins’ pivot shot and Noah |E

of play. But that prosperity must |M"

Bulldog points before being pulled | 5

game and were even more: deadly Mi

and the funeral directors, Royster & Askin, 0 MRS. EDWIN E, SAPPENFIELD

9 | utes received at the death of o_r beloved

4 | thanks and

rom 601 E. New Y DA,

Prien SE Se Tuner me Jo of EE A Helen ard Ir. grand: father of four oie. Mis. Rime of Mrs, pred deere.” mett Terry, ity passed away Bog Tossa sophia dell 8 "30, at residence; Juje. Our Lourdes Furia! Hoi fa tery. Jos his vin will most or prayer Fri-

GRav—cun your

Goth Qraf, Edward, prothet | aS and oo passed awa; . m. Services ner & Buchanan Friday, Priends invited, Burial Crown Priends

8 Tus

[10 “Lost and Found

a. m, Yoancis - Siapman, 1082 Lawrence. 4

“x POINTER

N= | even

YOST Man's ‘swatch, vicinity 1ith Col lege, Massachusetts nd Walnut, PanAmerican Gruen case.

Large male, brown and white, Strayed from §2 N. Irvington ave, I Reward, de | FOUND — Fioor Joel hydraulic * ek, Owner - iden’ serial number only 1217 Harlan. p ap White Eskimo Spitz male dog. wri from 404 N. Ein Bunday, Reony | Jord. IR-6648. k

Sher /Black, W with tan ears, tan oe in heed. CH SHEL.

LOST—Three-month-old chow pup, brown. AS adh Jim Lee, 125 8. Tragp. 1 FR-87T.

beagle, black,

LOST--8Small tan white; ilalty 24th and Carrollton. WA-5402, enings.

y, 3 p. m. Hill. |LOST-—High school girl's black bilifold, vicinity Mt. Jackson. A os value. 71 Keep money.

may call at mom G Armilda, beloved mother “of Mrs. Bente Cotman, Mrs, Lola Jon Bnme Trul M

man Funeral Fr the G . Herrmann eral 1505 8. East st. Friends invited. Thorntown, Ind.

WAMILTON—Mrs. Clara C., passed sed away Thursds, Services

ny Buchanan Mortuary. Time a Cremation. Flanner & Buchanan Crematory.

HURON Kate. age 5. Rust of Hawry

Canary and Mrs. Neille Alien, passed away. Friends may all at the Dorsey Fupe Hous, 3 3925 x Hew York, Thursday TA ral ra . Friday at the funera home. Burial Floral Park. G—Ju'ia 2. 1745 ha Talbot; mother of William and Mrs. William Jennings; sister of a Vole a surylv ve ndchildren deniid foneral from

and one great-gran Lauck Funeral Home, : 8 Saturda a Sacred Heart church, § Burial of ird Order st. Francia, Altar Raciet Christian Mothers

meet, Ao Friday at oe funeral home, 3

Wednesday,

55, M7 B Noble resday, father of 00! ¥Y., and city; brother-in-law of Jou, Services at of the Chimes,” 1534 4 Prospect st. ay, 3 30 a. me and ary vited. Burial St. Joseph cemstery. Friends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes” after Priday noon. ROGERS—Elizal 953 t st, passed away Wednesday morn sister of Mrs. Rose Consdorf, sunt of holas Consdorf and Mrs. John Rateber, Funeral services Friday, 8:30 a at Wilson “Chapel of The Chimes.” 1284 Pr st.; ® o'clock at St. Patrick's Catholic church. Friends Invited. Burial ry's cemetery, Lafayette, Ind, about noon, (Lafayette papers please copy. RUBUSH—Willlam M., 3785 Watson rd., entered into rest Wednesday, age 80 years, husband of the late Ciars Ruush, Sather of Mrs. Zerelda R. Javiis

Mrs, . Holland, Richard M. Jack we ®Rubush, brother of Mrs. Hellice R. Jack Fi Cha aries ¥. Rubush, Beivices a My BY ngton Cha 5342 KE. a st. are el

ellie, 3327 Droadwal. of Eva and Bedlash Storch, Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 7:30, rby Mortu

may call’ at y VYORNHEDER—Mathilds C., mother of Edward H. and Alma Bridewell McGrevy: grandmother of Harold Bridewell, passed away at her home, 1525 English ave, Wednesday nomi Services Friday, 3 . m., at the J, C. Wilson * of the imes,"” 1234 Froapect st. Friends inBu 1. ends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes.” WYNE—James M., of 1024 King ave, entered into

into rest husband of the late Cornel

the minister, the stigeis, {he Dal pailpeagers tiener Pune: and the Grinstie Ja MBE. LY.

of our husband and father, Bdwin E. Sappenfield. We especially wish to thank

ithe minister, the singers, the pallbearers

AND CHiLDRES,

SKAGGS—We wish 10 express sin cere thanks and appreciation to un our relatives, friends and BE W 8 merchants and neighbors for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral trib-

Mother, ue Fires Especially a we tha the em es Of - tric Corp., the members - U. BE local

1001, the employees of P. R. Mallory & Co., the members of the Indianapolis Deaf club, ' We also thank Rev, Trinkle for his comforting words and Mrs. gs for her beautiful song and d 3niley Brothers for their gy tful services VAN, LEE, VIRGIL BEAGGS vie MRS. MAURICE COOK. LONGER—I wish to ex 5s my heartfelt reciat! to my friends, relatives and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy, kindness and beautiful floral tributes received at the death |of my husband, Herman Longer. TI especially , wish to thank Dr. Frantz, the alibearers, Frank Parrish, and Fanner Buchanan . Funeral Directors.

ns,

qd In Memoriam | BURTON—In joving memory. of Charles L. Burton Jan. 30, 1944, More and more each day we miss him. Renas may think the wound is healed. But they little know the sorrow, Lies within our hearts concealed. MOTHER, SISTER and FRIENDS.

MARCUM—In ioving memory of our husband and father, Thomas R. Marcum, Ihe, passed away One year ago Jan. 31, 194

he but not forgotten, Never shall his memory fade. Busetest they thoughts shall ever linger, id ave where you a Aiyung Sus. WIFE AND CHILDREN, a —

Mrs, % rs. ary Eads, Mrs, Mable Kennard, Mrs, | Fo ra Overman and Truman Grimes, sis-

CARPENTERING—Remodeling, ?| cement work. Free estimates. BL-0359.

evening, age! Eloctrician

the {our guar. 312

t.| Spouting

LOST—Mitsi, female cocker Te brown, erp crippled, ut front al, Jr

a ing viclnRty Or Oriental he or Whitey's

1606 Spann. oR Reward, OR lack Jule ou Bs Michigsn, ean, valuables, mon Ll —

{1 Personals '

I WILL NOT be ‘responsible for debts conjrasted by anyone other thas myseil

after Jan. 28, MAT. OSBE, 411 Bast Morris street. WANTED--Child, boy or girl, up to 3 Ma] for adoption, Best references.

NYLONS

Sheer Dupont, arse h parc foned, only permanet,

only cold wa oset, 5c . nar a: Manicures, 50c. No apolsen. & Po Open daily, 8:30 a. m.

gy ap

GUARANTEED SERVICE ROYAL, 401 ROOSEVELT BLDG., RI-0481.

Auto Radiator Service

if your. car has any Sealing 4 system

trou sete us for The -{ oldest shop in the Mid (Be 1913). ACME RADIATOR, 636 N. Il, RI-1466. WOULD like to ReN-han baby of some unfortunate mother. nm bills. Indianapolis wen Box No. 392. Spanish Bath 535 X“cuite 3p a3 x Capitol je in charge.

SHAMPOO “poze wa Ind. Beauty College, 108 E. Wash., Rm. 908

tments ASAgS. 205 HEALTH Sis se “Saca.

Ly Accounting Su" ol snd Tox

Lissa K of P. Dundee i6 Business Services

w come. Burial Memorial Park. Moore Mor- Alte ecialist ci Erin Memorial Ps ration SRAGCT— Tre Jane, age 65, of 1444 LADIES’, MEN'® GARMENTS Skasar st, beloved wife of § eligysan AIR Baward Mary Skaggs, grandmother RELINE, RI : PT Ta Mes TE ey MEYER 0 JACOBS uy and Oliver Skaggs Ka 3 s Arie MeQuat ath dren, assed away| 212-214 E 16th St, WA-0084 om ee TR OIE ay, 1: es p Ghivgl, oki W. Michigan. Buri crows | Beauty Service al Savings Hill, Prie nds may call at cha; I er 2 pri Neoes Z 3 PES . iF wD. onterod into, rt | No Appelatinent NesomeryOpee § bo 8 Tuesday, age 83 husband eof the late r of Harry | BASEMENT digging, “RI-2952 Skinner, ndfather . of Marion Oliver ying. Semen work. 3nd 1% Dr me at Peace Chapel, 2050 E. AT me on ad brick and chiga a are welcome. rh id FR-5636 © Anderson ceme Moore Mortukries. CARPENTERING; block = es work ;

remodeling, excavating, plastering. Quick service.

Ri-8151

brick and

mSOiHEDE WOFL aoe Sst Se 0090: General Contracter, L. B. Allen Cement, brick, block, voofing. 1 *turnace,

arJaintipe. 708 Sp FR-3185. - GA- 4134 °™ rock, Washed and pit grave for driveways. LOWELL FRANCES DIRT FILL DIRT — TOP DIRT CRUSHED STONE Place Order Now - - - BR-5081 Switches, wall plugs, house wiring. CA-0179, Sales & Service

aI, Sicuum dean

Some 8 ott {38 Xb ay o

WHETSEL, 20% LORD BT. MA-6470. Purnace repair, all make; oil stoves re-

paired, any model. Day or Ri-3708

Night Service. Call: serviced day

FUEL OIL STOVES od, ov

work guaranteed. CH-8317-M.

Denny’s Garage o. lian ey MA-3130.

Hardwood Floors i made Hibs mew, | MASTER Personal attention given to BR-8525

every job. VET-TRANS-FER CO. General haul CH-1561-M.

FR- 2383 Ex-G. 1. wants hauling.

Light or heavy. Local or state-wide. FR-2383,

General Hauling of AN Kinds White man. Chas. R. Porter CH-9464

GENERAL hauling, local or long distance. BE-2251.

G movin, cinders. BE-0432-4,

HAULING, cleannup work, from attic to basement. White. Reliable. FR-1191. HAULING -— Refrigerators and electrical _ appliances insur BE-50

GENERAL HAULING —By a Trash, dirt and ashes. John Turner, HI-3651.

Galv. Gutters Timms ronne.

Xana son CH-8264 "GALV. GUTTERS — SPOUTING

457 8. Keystone, Tinning, Roo Jurtion Quick

any kind.

Revoked Auto License

Insurance Certificates fled with RELIABLE INS. A 313 Indians Trust blde PAINTING, interior and exterior; paper steaming

GA-8200 Workers ay

Painting “x; mE WE TR. 1061

eT ores HANGING, PLASTERING ree: oe ™ entrar,

guaranteed, CH-2T2I, CH-6488.

sibility Dept ENCY, Imc. MA -942)

: ;{PAPERHANGING Tomo and

terior decorating, Floor refinished work guaranteed. TA-5637.

PAPER HANGING, STEAMING Painting. Reatonible foes. ek ar 0003.

FURNAGES 2 = a ow ro ning, JOE

u Bea & Bea Co., 1606 N. Rural, CH-5009. p.

IT Rooms Without Beard

Keystone. Ma-9301, extension 326, 8 a. m.

0 EL BARTON

Delayae at from $1.25 coz arm - clean room, tion, refined home Tor id sentlemen, garage

H, oyed an. A WI ST Across from irom bool. Bab

Hie aD MS —-Sieepiug e 2 a a A a indies CHEW,

home. 14-R1.

BABY, SITTER SERVICE anytime. Ca able; myesigaIed W pom Lo

"CH004T, THT war oe Ge 4 add 3 room mother &nd child, years. .Board and care of child wi mother works,

WILL CARE Far in my home by Beh 10 years. 147 Villa ave.

ROOM-BOARD -- Running Paar pie N. clid.

3 Nicg Warm clean rooms Soar SHEE me or women ery IR-7468.

FOOD for Chriglsn Le 0 In country

ROOM ND BOARD for elder people. i WA-$779. id

for2 Eeatume Boar at oem

COLORED lady. W care for children; hy ous AE LI-184Y.

9 Housnk saging 8 Rooms

Bh ot h = Nor oy an

ange obr. BE-TbocR. or we Ween EE ———————

20 Rooms Wanted

WANT to rent one or more unfurnished rooms. Would be willing to assume

Box 501, ma “Wanted Te Rent

sUTLER JNIVERSITY STUDENTS NEED

Room with cooking privileges . ah Sad A alas as.

BUTLER UMYERSITY Council. HU

Men's

oe a NEW CAR Dealers’ retail price.in exchange for rental of 3-bedroom - house or apartment. North

or East. For Jeraant of Indianapolis. Tevie Jacobs.

UP TO $125 MONTH 3 for urffurnished 5-6-room modern n pariy

resident MA-8355,

RIoRS oom for Jeo, maploted genilmen. |

optional, morni Asean | |B, CENTRAL, lars mag 700m i ; ade bed, city heat. Prefer 7 gen

Bibade Cocker puppy, Fem. From | pas

18 ~ Rooms | With Beard A ater

PARTMENTS, HOUSES| Pr-ss

. 24 Rooms, PATIENTS Suomi » Sa Colvalescmt }

Boal Tame Sa Reh ete Call Mrs, McCormick RI-6351, betweer 9am and § p 1946 CAR

Opportunity to buy at once, in exchange for rental 3-bedroom house, north or. ast. Call MA-8461, to & p. m. After 5 p. m., RI-4561, Call _Schnaufer

750-MILE COMMUTER

at) company Smployes; wife, enfitven

oa preferred. 9:30-5. BR-4175, ar 5 p. m.

NEW CHEVROLET

5-Passenger Club C at dealer's retall price Sor rental 2 or 3-bedroom unfurnished

house North. PRESIDENT cstablished manulscturing concern needs 4-6 room t or house, Simsted or Prefer north, | children pets. Will y Spprostinately $100 maxim ent. L1-180,

SCHOOL OF RELIGION

BUTLER UNIVERSITY are {urgently needs 3-4 room apartments for Iain couples; also rooms for men.

ob Tae EA “= Wilson, bd

4274-M. Sergeant = Separated [7 want ¥ S4-room house or unfurnished.

ished, 8-4:30, please. JOHN KLEIN. RXSCUTIVE SECRETARY anxious ia ob.

Bi or east. SINGLE, OF Or Goon FAMILY Li-2332.

WANTED -— 6 - Room Trviugion section. Buy deal owner Se Times. Railroad man, wife, | et

DESPERATE 75c’ss room apart:

ment unfurnished. NO CHILDREN. Best seferences. CA-1750 after 5 p. m.

TWO ADULTS-—NO CHILDREN, want two or three - bedroom hotise, apartment, north, Good transportation. No pets or drinking, LI-1384, evenings. iL MAKE DEPOSIT

y damage a small chlid could do to NE aTnont or ot

ADVERTISING Tian wd wis wweatly need furnished ished

8-5. FR-B068 a

BnAYo LADY a refer-

credit, furnished: unfurnished apartment or plex. MA-6556 Monday to Friday, 8 to 2 3 ADULTS being evicted. Must apartment or house, unfurnished. TA:

0874. FURNISHED or unfurnished Sartment or

house, north. Permanen couple. Referance. CH-4613, 5 to 5 p. m.

3 VETERANS want 3,5 oom

Re “et Sade atier 8 fter 6

ow to accomunodate BT 5 We need 2-bedroom house, furnished. Employed Isdy needs 2 South Side rooms or 1 large room, unfurnished. References. GA-5781.

HOUSE, apartment unfurnished for man, wife, 1 oat od son. HI-0328,

PATCH PLASTERING ™nase

8 Funeral Directors + .

~ CONKLE FUNERAL HOME _

1934 W. Michigan St

UCHANAN--25 West Fall Creek Boulevard, TA-337

BERT S. GADD

2130 aProspect Bt. MA -6040

FARLEY FNERAS =x Morris | PT ee

Patch Plastering w. TR I [ Licensed. New work. Pl . ioe. Sara TA Boe.

repair,

on, CH-2 CHICKS PLUMB. ~ HEALING

ing Work speciality. HI1180

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 EB. New York

MA-33I4

MAS,

Work guaran nM Mince ars m- — Paperhanging ie" rtya Cotman, | tian op Te BR-4918 ——————— PAE Sain 4 Dubean PR rma. = 22 Moving; Storage PAPE Ae: TE, sae. Rent a NEW CAR or TRUCK PAPERHANGING, steaming, CH-0613 By the «Week ‘or Yexrly wall washing. White man. - “We Punish a But the PLASTERING ™™ *°5 Cat Wot Derived Er 39 Kentucky av. RE-T188, RI-1313 Plastering fn LI-3766 RENT a

THE U.DRIVEIT CO. Alabama and Ohlo. _j» RI-8016

23 Apartment, Unfurn,

T, a Tason, em emWw.

ih E Woe b3_ RI-1g

VACAR only. write Box 385,

family. |H

unfurn ment or house. ‘Phone Mr. >, MASSES, in P.

Commercial, domestic ye