Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1939 — Page 15

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Buckeye Aid Says Problem Is Getting Intolerable.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 7 (U. P.).— Athletic Director L. W. St. John #t Ohio State University today forecast a fast-approaching showdown between what he termed “amateur” and “semi-professional” philosoJ phies and practices in college footall. >

“To paraphrase the words of Abraham Lincoln, I don’t think college football can go along peacefully ‘half paid and half free’,” the dean of Big Ten Conference 3athletic heads said at a press luncheon. He predicted “extended discussion” of the question at the coming meeting of the National Collegiate Athletic Association in Los Angeles on Dec. 28, 29 and 30. St. John, athletic director at Ohio State since 1912, is a member of the executive board of the N. C. A. A. which is the major governing body of intercollegiate athletics.

Merely ‘Philosophising’

St. John empnasized during his remarks that he was. merely *“philosophising” with his own personal viewpoints. “It seems to me the situation is becoming intolerable,” he explained. “Certain schools are paying athletes to play football to all practical purposes. They have athletic scholarships for which tootball ability is the only qualification. They have good paying jobs with no work required for good athletes. They certainly are on a semi-professional basis.” St. John said the problem goes back to the question: “How ar going to use our fdotball receiBls?” In the “semi-professional” football institutions the receipts finance the cost of subsidizing players, he added. Hints Solution

St. John pointed out that football receipts in Ohio State and other Big Ten schools are used to build up permanent athletic plants and other campus improvements and to pay the way of other sports. St. John ventured no solution for the “half-paid and half-free” problem. He hinted at a possible answer when he remarked that several Southern schools of “semi-pro-fessional” football character have applications pending for -games on the Ohio Statesschedule. “I don’t think we should play them,” St. John said. For the past two seasons, Ohio State has scheduled only two non-conference games a year.

Local ‘Y’ Natators To Meet Ft. Wayne

With a victory over the Indianapolis Athletic Club to its credit, the Indianapolis ¥. M. C. A. swimming team is to meet the natators of: Re Ft. Wayne “Y” here Saturday at 3 p. m. In [last Saturday’s meet, the local Y. M. C. A. rolled up 72 points to 61 for the Indianapolis Athletic Club, High point men were Tony Gastinau, of the I. A. C,, with 22, and | pour Grosclose, of the “Y,” with

Kercheval Injured In Pittsburgh Gene

NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (U. P).— Ralph Kercheval, Brooklyn Dodgers’ halfback, was in Caledonia Hospital today with a slight concussion of the brain suffered in last night's game with the Pittsburgh Pirates at Eb Field. Kercheval was hurt when he was tackled and thrown out of bounds by two Pirates during the first half. Brooklyn won the game, 17-13.

Chilean Team Leads

NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (U. P.).— The Chilean Army team tonight seeks to clinch the low-scoring competition of the 54th annual National Horse Show. The Chileans won the first phase of the competition with four faults last night before 11,000 spectators at Madison Square Garden. The United States and Metican teams us at 16 faults ea

Corr Borer Here

Irish Eddie Mader, heavyweight boxer, is in Indianapolis from the West Coast and will make his headquarters here for an indefinite period. In his last time out Mader decisioned Harold Blackshear in a! 10-rounder at Oakland. Larry Berman, manager, is open for offgrs for 's services,

Grid Results

STATE HIGH SCHOOLS

Broad Ripple, 15; Silent Hoosiers, 0. Whiting, 13; Gary Lew Wallace, 6.

PROFESSIONALS Brooklyn, 17; Pittsburgh, 13.

Chicago Bears in Offensive Lead

NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (U. P.).—The Chicago Bears regained the offensive leadership of the National Professional Football League today, sta-

tistics for the eighth week of play showed. The Bears boosted their scoring total to 200 points and increased their yards gained total to 2650 yards. Green Bay is second in the scoring division with 163 markers and Washington third with 134. Washington dropped into second place in the ground gaining department with 2303 yards while Green Bay held. third with 2157 yards. The air-minded Cleveland Rams held the lead in the aerial department with 77 completions out of 167 attempts. A team record was broken for the fourth time this season when Detroit kicked four field goals in one game to surpass the old mark of three by one team. New York, Brooklyn and Detroit all had successfully booted three field goals in one game.

Howe’s Harriers Receive Awards

Five members of Howe High School’s cross-country team received major letter awards at an athletic assembly yesterday. Harriers honored were Jack Whited, captain, Floyd Bicknell, Robert Alexander, Robert Winter and Bob Schneider: Minor awards were given to John Milam and Robert Willar, student manager, while*Alan Crapo, Richard Sharp, Howard Moore and Wililam Borstal received honorable menion. Freshman shields went to Walter Gilchrest, captain, Phil Lasley, William Woods, Deryl Dunnuck, Robert Bell, Leonard Vinson, Richard Coxen, Joe Wyand, Gayther Plummer and Stanley Beaman.

Badminton Group To Meet Tonight

Plans for matches this winter are to be made at a meeting of -the Marion County Badminton Association at 7:30 tonight at the Em-Roe Sporting Goods Co. Representatives of the following organizations are expected to attend: YM. C. A, Y. W. C. A, Indianapolis Athletic Club, Hoosier Athletic Club, Dearborn Gym, Athenaeum, Boys’ Club, Riviera Club, First Presbyterian Church, Central Christian, Broadway Baptist and Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.

Shortridge Expects To Bein Top Shape

Shortridge High School's football team was cheered today by the prospect that it would be at full strength Friday for the game against Tech. at the Butler Bowl. Joe Shedron, fuliback whose wrenched knee kept him idle during the Crawfordsville game, has been improvin, rapidly and is expected to see action. Coach Bob Nipper drilled his forwards in charging tactics and sent the Blue Devil backs through passing formations: yesterday.

Table Tennis—

Results in the Indianapolis Table Tennis League at Jimmy McClure's Club: Seven Up, 14; Power & Light, 4. Binger A. A., 10; Sportsman’s Store, 8. Don Lee Stokers, 18; Tiny Town Restaurant, 0. Branch 35, 15; Red Rock Cola, 5. Scores in the Meridian League at the Paddle Club: : Jacobs Outdoor Shop, 9; | Western Eledric, 9. Feltman & Curme, 12; § thdard oil, 6. Mallery Bul Bulldogs, 11; _Dr. Pepper, %

BACTERIOLOGISTS MEET NOV, 16-17

Times Special NOTRE DAME, Ind, Nov. 7.— Bacteriologists from all parts of the nation will gather at the University of Notre Dame, Nov. 16-17, to discuss micro-technique, germ-free methods and cross infection. The meeting will be the first time men eminent in each of the three above fields | of bacteriology will meet together to co-ordinate and report their research findings thruogh a series of formal papers, panel discussions, apparatus demonstrations and motion pictures. Among the speakers will be Dr. Robert Chambers, New York University; Dr. Earl M. Hildebrand, Cornell University; Dr. Rudolph Glaser, Rockefeller Institute, Princeton University; Dr. Oram Woolport -and Dr. Paul Hudson, both of Ohio State University, and Dr. Philip R. White, of the Rockefeller Institute.

5 WAIT TERM FOR HARBORING LEPKE

NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (U. P.).— Four men and a woman awaited sentencing today for harboring the racketeer Louis (Lepke) Buchalter and his partner, Jacob (Gurrah) Shapiro while they were fugitives. Authorities considered the case a test of the new Federal Harboring Law, involving the question of whether the provision of money to wanted men constitutes violation. Those convicted were Carl Shapiro, brother of Gurrah; Samuel Smith, treasurer of two clothing concerns involved; Nathan Borish, president; Philip Kasakove, accountant, .and Florence Dwyer, bookkeeper and secretary. The jury recommended clemency for Miss Dwyer.

EMPLOYEE OF WPA CREATES PRIVATE JOB

1imes Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 7.— Harold Richie, who was certified for a WPA job here a few months ago, created a job in private industry “for himself with deft fingers and papier-mache. WPA officials put Mr. Richie to work moulding papier-mache apes, elephants, hobgoblins and prehistoric monsters to lend variety to the WPA recreation program here. Mr. Richie's designs attracted the attention of a Virginia parade-float manufacturer, Mr. Richie was offered and signed a five-year contract with the firm.

J. I. CASE SALESMEN END 2-DAY SESSION

More than 30 J. I. Case Co. sales representatives from southern Michigan, central Kentucky and Indiana today will close a two-day regional

sales conference at Hotel Lincoln. The representatives of the na-tionally-known manufacturer of farm equipment will end the con-

ference with a dinner-dance tonight.

Prominent in the conference have been: S. C. Osburn, Indianapolis branch manager; W. C. Duesler, assistant manager, and S. P. Clay, assistant manager in charge of credits and collections.

BYRD’S SNOW SHIP RESUMES JOURNEY

ERIE, Pa. Nov. 7 (U. P.).—With repairs completed, Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd's giant snow cruiser today resumed its troubled trip to Boston. The crew of the lumbering vehicle, which left at 9:30 a. m., hopes to reach Dunkirk, N. Y. before nightfall. Dr. Thomas C. Poulter is skipper of the big machine which is intended for service with the Byrd Antarctic expedition. The snow cruiser was halted here Saturday to permit installation of two new electric motors

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BROWN—Frankiin T.. dither of Edward H., passed away gay afternoon. Funeral a cet wil Mo The d Wednesday in the Hamilton-Bishop Mor-~ tary. P1006 E. 30th St. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

BROWN—Isham_ F., age 70, beloved husband of Ada Brown, brother of Virginia Melton of Henderson, Ky., and Leonard Brown of Cairo, Ill, passed away at the residence, Be 8t., Monday m Funeral Wi a. m., at Park v Church. Friends Burial Washington Park. Friend call at the Eo from noon Tuesda until 9:30 Wednesday and at the churgc after 10 a. m. Wednesday. [Henderson BL capers please copy.] IRLEY

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CAMPBELL—Cora Belle, age 59 years, beloved wife of John E. Campbell. mother of Mrs. Inez Frodge, Mrs. Robert Isbell, Mrs. Virgie A Plepfer, Mitchell, and Robert Campbell, passed awa day morning at residence, 1135 man_Ave. Services Wednesday, 2 p. m.,, at West Side Church of the Nazarene. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at residence, CONKLE SERVICE, os Ee Tin

CUBERT — Phoebe Ellen, age 71 years, mother of Mrs. Marie Skizes, sister. of Mrs. Michel Adams, Mrs. Alice Roe, Mrs. Eliza Witt, passed away Pine morn-

CON HOME. Arends ‘invited. Burial Mount Jackson. {

DENVER—Thomas Richard, beloved husband of Katie S. Denver, deceased, father of Kathryn Graybill, Mrs. Ida Mae Eichel of Indianapolis, Mrs. Dorothy Seifferlein and Thomas Denver Jr., Frasier, Mich.; passed awa Sunday. Nov. 5, at 5:10 p. m.. Funeral from the LUCAS FUNERAL HOME. 3116 N. Illi- - nois St. Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill.

DUNNING—Samuel M.. husband of Ella, father of Ruth, brother of Mrs. Nettie D. Woodruff of North Manchester, uncle of Mrs. William H. Townsend and Wright Paker, passed away at his home. 120 6th St., plonday afternoon. Services at 281] FLA & BUCHANAN MORTP ARY ET 1:30 ». m, Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

MAHONEY James Dennis, beloved father of Mrs. John Madden, Mrs. John Brennan, Thomas Lu James Mahoney of Indianapolis and Mrs. Leon Martin of Detroit, Mich., died at his Some, 414 Ni Walcott St.. Monday 6. Funer Thurstiay, Nov. 9, ar ‘the Oresidence, 8: 5 a. m. Services Holy Cross Church, a. m. Friends invited. Interment Sioly Cross Cemetery. BLACKWELL SERVICE.

PETTY — John J.. husband of Lora M. Petty. father of Mrs. Blanche Cheatham and grandfather of Olivia Cheatham, assed away Monday night. Funeral hursday. 1:30 from Hillcrest Baptist Church, Pleasant Run and Villa 8t. Burial Acton, Ind. Friends may call at the late residence. 2328 S. Randolph, after 6 p. m., Tuesday. SH Y SERVICE.

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E. sh, belove mother Stella Woodard of Detroit, "Mich., an Mrs. Deloris Landis, Edna Mitchel and Harold W. Rubush of city, departed this life. Sunday, age 79. at the home of her daughter, Edna Mitehell, 40 S. Gladstone. MOORE & KIRK

Funeral Wednesday at MO: TON MORTUARY, 5342 E. Washhog Pe Burial Crown Hill. a invited.

WHITE—Sarah E. (nee Roach), age 68 years, mother of James J., Mrs. Ethel Prefzinger, Edgar J., sister of Mrs. Rose Earle and Miss A E. Roach, passed away Mon day. Funeral Thursday. Nov. 9, 8:30 a. m., at residence, 241 N. Persh9 a.'m. St. Anthony's Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at residence. (Logansport and Ft. Wayne papers please i GEO USHER SERVICE,

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pressed guring son anf daug ter, Especially do we wi to thank Dr. L. C. Trent for his consoling words, also the pallbearers, the Indianapolis police, the singers, the funeral directors, Harry Moore and George McCarty, and all who expressed their love in beautiful floral tributes. Byron Mouser and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maibach and Mrs. Margaret Potter.

STRING FIELD — We wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our reavement, the death of our husband and father, Monte E. Stringfield. Especially do we thank the Rev. A. J. Coble for his consoling words, Moore & Kirk's for their kind and efficient services. and all those who, sent the floral tribu tes. WIFE and DAUGHTER.

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furpished, Shext after 3

stoker heat,

—Twin beds, reasonable.

31ST, 1248 W. i meals optional,

hot water, _ HA-4336.

32D. 603 E.—Unusually comiortable, home rivileges, stoker heat, fonal. Men. TA-2818. ATTRACTIVE large room, North: twin beds, innersprings, private bath, garage; 1-2; BR-5234.

Rooms with Board 15

EASTERN, 262—Attractive, Warm Fro good meals, goed transportane.

$6; Foom,

VILLE. 047—Nice large room. private home. ond ‘meals, laundry, garage. CH-

CARROLLTON, 2030—Nice room for eldeps

Ya Seople. Nurse's care. Reasonable

| “Fe 1205--Warm. twin beds.

3 meals. ge orings: widow's home; §5. Re

breakfast op-|

SAULCY, r, 1437—Two lovely y newly ¢ dec-

$5; all furnished; utilities.

oraied rooms, __BE-0215-J.

ADDISON, 229 N.—2-room {furnished cottage; lights, water, gas. Also Sleeping room. ALABAMA, 1019 N.—Nice clean front room, kitchenette, suitable for two; frigidaire. __Telephone, BROADWAY, 1134—Warm room, Kkitchenette, porch, range, sink, $4.50; one __room, $3 : ' CAPITOL. 1034 S.—Unfurnished 2 rooms, kitchen; all modern; gas, lights, heat furnished: $12 month. CENTRAL. 1948—Homelike: lovely fare | front rooms: warm: overstuffed. Adults. Central car... +. COLLEGE, 1155—2 Rooms, utilities, garage, __near bath; $5. One room. . $3.50, DELAWARE, N., 517—Large “room, enette, next bath, hot water, walking distance.

HOTEL, 359 W. WASHINGTON--Fur-nished apartment, $4 week; heat furnished; c double weekly; $2.50 double; 35¢ single; beds, 2

ILLINOIS, 2 I kitchenette, tNGes, £3 Na range, running water. Adults... MERIDIAN, 1515 N.—2-3-room furnished apartment, good heat; large, comforiable. __ Private entrance. MERIDIAN, N., 1728—Cozy front, lower r 2! rooms, bath, Small. kitchenette; vrivate; reasonable. TA-84 NORTH—Steam , 3-room_ apartment; lower, hot water: utilities. RI-5125. OLIVE, 1838—Warm rooms, near "bath; Rrivate entrance, convenient Jocation. leeping rooms.

. Kkitchsteam;

PARK, 1332 — 1 housekeeping room, first floor front; sink, good heat; entrance PARK. 141 6—Front one-room artment: orivate SHiran _ {hing ng furnighed. RI-46 PARK, 2154—Two-room TY; t; well furnished, private entrance, good heat. _ _HE-2692. PINE, N., 730—Nice two rooms, bath, private entrance: utilities. WASHINGTON, 1412 E.—Two rooms, nice furnished, first floor, sink, steam heat; reasonable. 9TH, 616 E. Three rooms, kitchenette and bath; accommodate two or three. pho

private

Kitchenette fi

(CEMENT CONTRACTORS)

HENRY GLESING—Cement floor, porches, steps, walks, driveways: reas. -8951,

(CONTRACTORS)

Piich -IN kitchen cabinets made to ore Sithens remodeled. free estimates

(CRUSHED STONE—CINDERS)

CRUSHED stonas, cinders, dirt, fireplace,

206, furnace. stove wood. $2.75-$3.50. Hau RI-5664.

ing.

FLOOR REFINISHING FLOOR sanding, refinishing. Teiima it dee sired at no extra cost. ___ (FURNACE—STOVE REPAI SE LASTIC Dowie, g Pout ny, n dismantling? Pe tantosd: ARE TN

uarantee Imont. eh of in

(INSURANCE CONSULTANT) Present insurance of BR. 0493

lapsed policies analyzed b: us. Prelim. analysis free. Phone tor appt,

62.125 subscribers every day in Marion County alone tc read vour want ad (n The Times. Results at lowest word rate in the city. Phone RI-5561.

RENTAL DIREC IONY Rooms With Board 15| Apartments for Ne t n

$34,

1244 N. Illinois. loves

o Belair Apts. Util pd. Secures ly efficiency apt. Citv steam heat. ern, attractive building. . You can’t t beat ite

144 W. v. 18th, $22.50 se The Reyer cures nice. : ~ ment apt.

Also $35 secures lovely trong corner efficiency apt..

Prices include util APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. HE- 1528,

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC, 20 W_ vermont Lo L1-uA8D. $35—3800 EAST-—6-Rm. Jower, apt. vard, _ garage. Others. HE-44 BOSART, 622 N.—4 Roo ath, ‘hot Je, Garage. Utilities, 8 aE iights,

—6-room moder arage; $52. 50; 5 irginia Ave. 'y

DELAWARE, 1936 N. £38401. heat, water paid; dil

GRACELAND AVE... we — 3-room upper apartment: utilities; good transportae tion; adults; LEXINGTON, A YT n modern due Plex] pop tiiated. Heat, water furnished

MERIDIAN, 30556 N.—Three-bedroom apt, home: new bath, heat, refrigeration, MA- 3519, BI BE- -4446. MICHIGAN, E., 1521—Four-room upper apartment. | Water paid. $22. RI-8862,

SOUTHEASTERN, 1919—6-room Jower due 5 ex: modern: heat, water paid; garage; 32.50. LI- 8401, 44 Virginia Ave. ad

Phone RI-558) {Or iowest want word rate in the city and quick results

118A

ILLINOIS 1919 N.—2-bedroom apartment, first floor: private entrance, Frigidaire, ities, adult 8.

RANDOLPH, 201 ment with Nene ee Adults.

TATE, 302 N.—Living room, roll-a-way, Ee” i tte, bath, private en= lance. frigidaire, ufilities

. 1502—4 rooms, oath, nicely fure modern, water paid. Adults,

Fun. Houses—Apts.

—One bedroom aparte Utilities fure

21TH, Bished. _+832.5

oi TITY with lights, water and furnished or unfurnished; rear Hovey St.

hone RI-5581 owest a we rate in the citv and oulck its

$13—NORTH ST., 3549 E.—4-Room double, water paid. HU-1 428.

$30— Water

“Phone | for wan

Houses for Rent

paid; southeast corner ner 418%, Broadway: thorou; ly modern; 6 ooms; redecora a, HA-2714-M.

$35; 320 DE QUINCY —b-room single, harde wood, built-ins, garage; 4dults, IR-2028. | ALABAMA, 501 8.—% modern rooms, newi decorated, good furnate $22.50. HU-3783, COLLEGE, 2946—Modern 3-bedroom douse ble; breakfast nook: Ipdecorated; gae __rage; near school. -451 EVISON, 1130—5-room oe rn double} __newly decorated: water vaid: reasonable GLADSTONE, 1460 N.—And others. One= bedroom modern new double, Has Vey ing; 3} f c Ea ALS $35. Ki

~ 4-room brick Rarage; $40. mo dase

foom cottage; | pros et furnace: $22.50. O. L.

DR-5 S38. oe Yon og

ern, upper du . wo Si nelEr Tiles, semi-modern,

SPRING, 720—8ix rooms, JHE A-1 condiuien, Water Lt

ix-room mode utilities oaid:

dupiex, ater vaid,

25TH, 3625 E.—3 rms., unfurnishi ate entrance, bath, he t And ~ nished. Ing 3

semi-bases