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Semi - Finals In I Invitational On Card Tonight NEW YORK (INS) —Little St. Francis sends the last remaining unseeded team to the national invitation tournament tonight and Cue Cinderefas from Brooklyn should be leaving the ball in rags by the witching hour. For the Terriers battle top-seed-ed Dayton (H-3) without their big gun, Danny Mannix, after St. Joseph’s of Philadelphia meets secondseeded Louisville in the semi-finals at Madison Square Garden. Dayton was less than spectacular In squeaking past Xavier of Cincinnati in Tuesday’s quarterfinal but depthless St. Francis without tbe injured Mannix is given little chance against tne Flyers even at their worst. Mannix, who has averaged more than IS points per game while leading the Terriers to a 23-2 record, also is regarded as one of the country’s best defensive players. ■ The St.-Francis captain suffered a painfully sprained rigiit ankle in the victory over fourth-seeded Niagara Monday. Coach Danny Lynch plans replacing him with George ... Fox. who pumped in the winning field goal in that overtime game, r Fox will be carrying e terrific load. But if he delivers and Dayton’s seven-foot Bill Uhl continues his "Garden complex," the Terriers cdutd bring off the upset of the year. Coach Johnny Ramsey of St. Joseph's is toying with the idea of, throwing up a xone defense against I

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! lofty Louisville with its O-foot-8 Charlie Tyra. {Attend District Meeting Os Moose Huntington lodge 837. Loyal OrI d«r of Moosfej was host recently -for a meeting of the third district, Indiana Moose association. Ira C. Webber, secretary of the Columbia City lodge, and district president, conducted the meeting, and Robert Stetler, of Fort Wayne, was the principal speaker. All officers of the Decatur lodge attended. Those present from Decatur were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roth, Ernest Worthman. Anthony Murphy, Mrs. Evelynn Kingsley. Mr. and Mrs. Meldren Kreps and Mrs. Bernice Bassett. The next district meeting will be held at the Decatur lodge April 20. Record Amount Os Insurance Payments Harry H. Dickinson, manager of the Prudential Insurance Co’s Fort Wayne district office, reported today that a record amount of payments to Prudential policyholders and beneficiaries in Indiana during 1955 totaled $20,203,000. Slxty-nioe percent of this amount, or more than sl9 million, was paid directly to living policyholders. Dickinson's announcement was based on figures released by James E. Rutherford, vice president in charge of Prudential’s Mld-Amer-tea operations covering Illinois and Indiana. The total shattered a previous high in 1954 by over $2 million. New York — The Dental association says one of every seven I U.S. adults has never seen the . inside of a dentist's office.

' Arrest Decatur Man For Theft Os Scrap Dale 1 Johnson, 35. of Decatur, was arrested Wednesday by city police on a warrant for petit larceny. Johnson, who is bring held in jail, allegedly stole some scrap iron from- the Krick-TyndeH company. He was found guilty in mayor's court this afternoon and fined $1 and costs and given a six month suspended sentence. Fined $1 and costs for reckless | driving late last night, was Kenneth Schueler of route two. Schueler lost control of the car he was driving as he made a left turn off Winchester street onto Rugg street, and ran into the curb on the side of Rugg street. Damage was estimated at SSO. The case of Marvin Fas, 20, who was arrested early today for speeding, has been taken under advisement. Cub Scout Pack To Meet This Evening Cub Scout pack 3061 will have its pack meeting at 7 o'clock this evening at tbe Lincoln school, according so an announcement by John Flickinger, pack master. An inspection of uniforms will climax a training and resulting growing interest in personal neatness and pride in the uniform. Theinapection will be made by the 3061 committee, William Lose, Jr., David Smith. John Ebersole, the Rev. Ray J. Walther, and Bryce Thomas. Displays made by den 6 and den 13 will be exhibited and explained. These dens are led by Mrs. Richard Macklin and Mrs. Nelson Doty. All pack members are asked to be present and parents are invited to attend. Sewing Classes At Community Center Two spring classes in sewing and tailoring will be conducted by the adult committee of the Youth and Community Center. The classes, which will get under way the

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week of April 1, still have a few i places open for interested vromen. | An afternoon class is being planned for beginners who have not had any experience in sewing, while the evening plass will be held those women who . hare the fundamentals of sewing, but are interested in more advanced work. Anyone Interested in signing up for these classes should* call Mrs. Floyd Reed at the Youth and Community Center, phone between 1 and 4 o'clock, for further information. Men's Doubles Tourney Will Open Saturday A men’s handicap doubles tourney will open at the Mies Recreation alleys Saturday -and Sunday, and entries may still be filed at the alleys. ■' «- • A prite will be given for each six entries, with an estimated S2OO ■ first prise, based on 200 entries. The tourney continue March 31, April 1,7 and 8. Court House Matron Is Granted Leave The county commissioners met for a special session this morning at the county court house for the purpose of making a temporary appointment to replace Mrs. Jewel Ehinger as court house matron, who has been granted a three-week leave of absence. The oomnsissioners appointed Mrs. Spencer Andrews as matron for the temporary period. The appointment is effective beginning Monday morning. The commissioners alsc discussed the problem of the boilers at the county home which are badlg in need of repair. The problem will be given further consideration at future meetings and the boilers will be inspected to see if replacement is advisable. Berkeley — Traces of the earth’s atmosphere have been recorded as high as 600 miles above the normal sea level.

St. Louis, Syracuse Take NBA Playoffs By. International News Ser vine The defending champion Syracuse Nationals and the SL Louis Hawks battled their way into the National Basketball Association's semi-final playoffs Wednesday Dolpn Schayes, with 27 pointe, paced the Nats to a 102-to-97 win over Boston at Boston Wednesday night in the deciding game of their best-of-three series. The Nats had held a 57-45 halftime lead. Rookie Al Ferrari’s two free throws with 54 seconds to go enabled the Hawks to edge the Min-

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neapolis Lakers. 116 to 115, at Bob Fetdt tossed In 41 points for St. i Louis in the deciding game of the' series. ' Syracuse will meet Philadelphia in Philadelphia Friday in the eastern division final series while St. Louis will face Fort Wayne at Port Wayne tonight in the western division finals leading to the championship playoffs. LOSS MAY JOLT (Coottnuea from Paa* One) part of a “stop Stevenson” campaign. Harriman has never made himself a formal candidate but it has been expected he would jump into the race if it ever appeared that Stevenson could no: make it. Traded a Good Town — Decatur.

Witnesses Plan Memorial Service A local spokesman for Jehovah's witnesses announced today that at the memorial observance 'to be held Monday, March 26 at 8 p. m., more than 14,000 congregations earth-wide will observe the memorial of the death of Jesus Christ on the same date. Clyde D. Steele will deliver the memorial address to an expected audience of 50 at the local Kingdom Hall, corner of Monroe and Ninth. Steele also will tell of the special distribution of the April I issue of the Watchtower magaiine to be done in conjunction with the memorial. The two articles. “Making All Mankind One Under

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Their Creator” and "Communist Leaders Fear Bible Truth” were prepared‘"tor public interest. Over 10.000,000 copies will be distributed in 11 languages throughout the world during March and April. Personal visits will be made at the homes locally. NBA Playoffs Western Division St. Louis 116, Minneapolis 115 (St. Louis wins series, 2-1). Eastern Division Syracuse 102. Boston 97 (Syracuse wins series. 2-1). Washington — About 15 penent of all U.S. families with both of the parents working have children under the age of 6.