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RS—Sarah T., beloved a of ! Walter E. and John W. Summe ers, departed this life Monday. Funeral Tuesday, May 28, at the Moore & Kirk Northeast Funerap Home, 2530 Station 8, 8 p. mk Burial Gentryville, Wednesday p.m. Friends invited. [Evanaviie papers please copy.)

er said, are a T-cent increase in the Center Township property tax rate and a material decrease in the

SPRING TAX RECEIPTS TOTAL $9,200,000 meer o fox cetoauencies,

collected has not yet been complet Te wring ntl of propertyled. Property owners will pay. apCounty Treasurer Walter C. Boetch- Feoximately $2,000,000 1! the fall iner reported today The collection ‘Tepresents an no crease of approximately $150,000 over the 1939 spring instalment. The reasons for the increase, Mr. Boetch-

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m. esday. Funeral notice later Frrionds invi . Por NE ihn . GRIMES-—Jesze E.

ater. further information call E., assed ava Tuesday m. _ Friends may’ ca ay, Tug Folin Funeral Home, 130! Shit after 10 . Wednesday. vices T

m, Ser hursday, fo a. m. Interment Washington Parl

Rites Held for John Coveleskie

SHAMOKIN, Pa., May 28 (U. P.). —Funeéral services were held today for John C. Coveleskie, former major league baseball player with the Philadelphia Athletics and St. Louis Browns, who died of a heart gomplication. | Coveleskie, a third baseman, leaves two brothers who were pitch.1érs in the major leagues. Harry Coveleskie was known as {The Giant

4. Hit Pitching Performances = - Come Cheap in the Majors; pussy Five of Em Are Recorded

The Em-Roe Suburban beague schedule for next Sunday: Yankee ‘Stadium Fans Given Double Helping; Reds Right on the Dodgers’ Heels

Ber Divia 7y rains Mooresville. By GEORGE KIRKSEY" United Press Staff Correspondent

a New Palostiime a glen ry “exhibition 7 . NEW YORK, May 28—Four-hit games were three for a Saher sor 10 cents straight in the majors yesterday. In eight games there

ga me. <1 were five four-hit pitching performances. Spud

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Sacks Aufo Parts nine will prac-. tice tomorrow at Riverside Diamond 4 at 4:30 p. m. Zinn is requested to call DR-2469. SOFTBALL | Results of Sunday School League|Killer” with the ‘Phillies and later Yankee Stadium was the scene of a double four-hitter. Chandler gave up only four singles in pitching the Yankees to a 5-0 . victory over Washington. Ken Chase and Newton Jacobs combined to ~ pitch a four-hitter for Washington but Chase, besides allowing two hits in seven frames, issued five walks and made the mistake of throwing i a home run ball to Joe Di Maggio. Then Jacobs gave up two more

ames at Stout Stadium last night: |hurled for the Detroit Tigers. The “gent 8 Baptist, 5s Second Friends, 3 other . brother, Stanley, pitched - hits in one inning, and he committed the serious blunder of throwing a home rurf ball to Charlie Keller with two men on base.

erside M ridgeport M. E., 0./C.eveland - to the World Series P0115 Fiat Evangel, 1. championship against Brooklyn in Em-Roe Girls League schedule for 1520, and later was with the Wash-|. Friday evening at Belmont Stad- [ington Senators and the New York ium: Yankees. 7:15—Mid-Nite Club vs. R. C. A, 8:30—Seven Up - vs. Hoosier. Commercial Seniors defeated Lincoln Loan. Winners have permit There were three four-hit games “= in the National League and they “ were all winners. Whit Wyatt,

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JONES—Arminta ntered int Monday, age 74 Soars mother 0 O’'Haver and James W. Jones, grandi of Mrs. Donalda Vittorio: "Mrs, Betty Sampholl a and N lds Jones. en

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"LOS ANGELES, May 28 (NEA), —Johnny Drake, former Purdue and current Cleveland professional

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over the Cardinals. It war the Cards’ 10th defeat in their lest 13

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- Dodgers, and Sailor Bill Posedel, - Bees, each hurled one and Whitey Moore and Joe Beggs, Reds, combined to manufacture the other one.

Wyatt a Big Help Wyatt's four-hitter against the - Phils enabled the Dodgers to hold :‘the National League lead as: the ‘ Reds notched a double victory and moved within .004 percentage points of the Flatbush Dandies. All the = Phils’ hits off Wyatt were singles.

games. The Cubs rapped Bovman, Russell and White for 10 hits, with Rip Russell's single with the hases loaded the high spot. Ted Lyons, oldest American League righthander who'll be 40 next December, pitched the White Sox into fourth place with a 7-5 victory over the Browns. Lyons allowed nine hits, winning his third

Capitol Paper will play Mutual Milk tomorrow at Brookside Park, Diamond 2, in a Bush-Feezle Twi~ light League game. The CapitalJerry’s Market game scheduled at Riverside last Sunday was postponed by rain. It will be played at a later date.

Goldsmith’s Secos defeated Sam’s Men "Shop, 3 to: 0, in a practice game Secos will play Paramount Hardware in a Bush-Feezle Sunday

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Tonight's schedule at

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1: 00-~gayitol Dairies vs. Morris St. :00—U. Church vs. Olive Branch, 9: hin Trust ve, 8a vs. Salvation Army,

Last night’s ‘games at Belmont. ast Indianapolis Merchants, 9; Red-

Este Dain |ALUMNI TO DINE AT BROAD RIPPLE

Broad Ripple High School’s music «alumni association will hold its { |spring dinner at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the high school cafeteria. The organization is composed of Vocal Department alumni and gradvating members of the present choir. J. Raymond Hall, head of the School's Vocal Department, is the Association’s ” faculty adviser, and Miss Ruth B. Carter and K. V. Ammerman are faculty representatives.

LOCAL FIRM WINS HIGHWAY CONTRACT

The State Highway Commission has awarded two contracts for the paving of 10 miles of roads in Pike, Madison and Grant Counties at a cost of $283,315. One contract for -paving five miles of Road 17 in Pike County was awarded to the Berns Construction Co., of Indianapolis, on a low bid of $156, 421. The other contract for paving on Road 13 in Madison and Grant Counties was \|awarded to the Fairmount Construction Co. on a bid of $126,894,

State Deaths

ANDERSON—MTs. Lella Reese Huffer, 79. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Wave Walters and Mrs. Della Austin; brother, Mentor Hanks. NVILLE—Mrs. Nancy Ermina MecSurvivors: Husband, Logan, nest, Oscar, Cecil, Bert and Walter; Tater Mrs. Howard Paul and Mrs. Charles Lott; sisters, Mrs. Rachel Seavers and Mrs. Emma Pasco; brother, Jess Jackson. COLUMBUS—Avery Lee, 42. Survivors: Wife; sons, Albert and Roy; stepsons Webb and Ed Childreth: stepfather and mother, Mr. and Mrs. William Bilby; halfbrothers, Richard and Thomas Bilby. GOSHEN—Mrs. Mary Siemer Thut, 93. SrvevOTs! i. Dasher a Page J. 8. Balter abd

Mrs, E. Mrs . H. W. Eby.’ sons, Dr. B. PF Rev’ A. B.; half-brother, Emanuel Kohli.

ELKHART—Clarence Whitmeyer, 58. Survivors: Sisters, ra. Clem Greenawalt and Mrs. Roslyn Ston Mrs. Sarah Madge ne vers , 45. Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Henrietta Terry; son, Ronald; brothers, John and Leo Terry; sisters, Mrs. Carrie Gearin, Mrs. Anna Horner, Mrs. Mayme VanDeusen and Miss Gladys err Mos, Catherine Erwin Lerevre, 54. Survivors: Husban Ralph Robert, David, Ralph a Richard; Brothers, Rob- | bert Erwin.

ert and Albert EVANSVILLE—Eldridge: Shrode, 71. Survivors: Wife, Ella; daushiers Mis. Verdia Simpson and Mrs. Georgia Spiny halfsister, Mrs. Frank Lawrence; islf-brother, Vernor Shrode; stepsister, Mrs. Zadie Boardman. Mrs. Elizabeth Trapp, 76. rvivors: Dauginess, Mrs. Edward Bergwitz, Ss. Philip Reisin, A ’ sons, John, Jacob, Joseph, George, Aloysius, Albert and ‘Sylvester; sisters, Mrs. ohn Zilk and Mrs. Frank Fromm ’ ker, 17, Survivors: Parents, Sisere, Mrs. Ima Gates;

Pee Wee Reese and Dixie Walker, : each with three hits, led the Dodger . 12-hit attack on SmoM and Hoerst. 2 “qt was Brooklyn's fourth straight. The Reds beat the Pirates twice, -- 2-1 and 7-3. In the opener Whitey * T Moore pitched hitless ball for four innings. After Handley had dou‘bled, P. Waner walked and =- Vaughan singled, Moore was removed with two out. Then Joe Beggs allowed only two hits the Tast four and one-third innings : and received credit for the victory. : -'The Reds made only five hits off Mace Brown but two of them were singles by Frank McCormick snd Ernie Lombardi with two mates on + base in the first, and meant two =; tallies. In the nightcap Cincin- { nati rapped Bauefs and Heintzel- “= man for 11 hits while Jim Turner “© gave the Pirates only nine.

Cuccinello Hot at Plate |

: Sallor Bill Posedel pitched the - Bees to a 7-1 victory over the * Giants, giving up only three singles and a-double. Tony Cuccinello, an infielder very much sought by the .- Giants, led the Bees’ offense with | *° a perfect “4 for 4” day, including =~ two doubles. : Claude Passeau’s seven-hit pitch- * ing paced the Cubs to a 7-1 victory

.| Florists and Monuments 6 Wednes-

Interment NeW emetery. Friends may call at the mortuary any time,

game. Buck Newsom won his fifth victory as he pitched the Detroit T.gers to a €-1 win over Cleveland in a night game that drew 25,718 fa:1s into Municipal ‘Stadium. News, n held the Tribe to six hits and backed up by a 10-hit Detroit tack that included Hank ot 2 berg’s sixta homer of the year. T

harles: S., age 84, father® of . Rhoads of Indianapolis and Albany, N. Y,, pe assed away Sunday evening at Albany. riends may call at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary after 12 o'clock noon Tuesday. Services at the mortuary at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Interment private.

SCHLAKE—William H., 69 % Jsars ol old, father of Wilfred H. and randfather of Emory os Wittred” H. hlake Jr., passed away suddenly in Dallas, Tex., Sunda will be ‘held Wedne Krieger Funeral Home," Burial. Crown Hill. after 8 p, m. Tuesday

SHANE—Doris, age 43 years, Mrs. ‘Vivian Thomas and . Albert Shane; Mrs e nega bey Sway Sunday er ednes day. m at Stsidence, hatin “gt, 9 a. m., Holy oa Sin Friends "in: vited. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery; Friends may call at residence. . For further information, call BE~4567, > i

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t lap wes his first, in which he ayeraged 126. i

After Raul ‘Riganti “finished qualying at a speed of 121.827, Osvaldc Parmigiani, the mechanician and relief driver of the South American team, took the gold-and-blue Maserati for several quick laps. It is believed that Osvaldo will see plenty of action’ in the driving seat orl emorial Day, -iIDuke Nalon’s qualification pu; both Marks entries into the field. Tommy Hinnershitz qualified the sister mdchine at a speed of 122.624 gain a place in the third row. lon missed on his first attemp’ st week when the car ran out o: i in the middle of the first lap.

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IY work by Frank Brisko and bis garage crew got Paul safely through his test yesterday. During a morning run the differential in the car broke. A quick call was sent to Chicago, and a replacePent was flown here, within an our.

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HIGH OCTANE ANTI-KNOCK—SAME GAS SOLD BY MOSTLY ALL OTHERS AT 17.8¢

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® 2 8 <3 : mi Now tha, Ralph Hepburn’s Bowps Seal Fast ‘Special is in the field, there’s still some work to be done. {The oil pump was acting up yesterday. Bosides that, Ralph wanis the steering wheel readjus an: a new foot brace for the ne ” = [A $

Al Putn .m ran the first two wl. of his trial at exactly the sam % speed-—121.786. This car originally was to have been driven by Foy Davis.

Albany Holds Pace

° By UNITED PRESS ¥ Albany continued its headlon h pace in the Eastern League race today afte: knocking off Springfield, 10-5, to boast its lead to three gameés as second place Hartford was de|feated. FEartford lost a full: ganie | by dropping a 2-0 decision to Binghampton, ; i

9 =, Can’t Blame Em DENVER, May 28 (NEA) —De1ver University’s track team is ha’/ersal Beve y6 [ing a had time because most of Und we coin 2 the schocl’s athletes are out for Fulton SE 0 "| spring foctball in hopes of making a 128 hi to Hawaii next fall. Gillispie: brothers, Harry, Perry, Jesse,

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Mrs. Effie Re Thomas Cook, 72. Survivors: StepSanh Mrs. Mae Lasley, Mrs. Ernest Essex, Mrs. Velva Dean, Mrs. Emma Harness and Mrs, Acel Lewallen. LOGANSPORT—Michael Pine. PB NAPPANEE—Ananias 8. Hochstellen 82. Survivors: . Wife, Mary: Wallac. Melvin and Oliver; danghter * iss Bf Hochstetler; brother, Martin; sisters, Mrs. ke Hl Templeton and = Miss Sar ah

NEW RICHMOND—OClelland Terrill, 64. RPORT--Louis A James, 74. BurWife, Alice; sons, Charles and : oJaughters, Mrs. elyn DeWeese, Oorda Lamar ‘and Miss Viola James. SEYMOUR Mrs, JFarhie Foist, 39. Survivors: Husband, Clifford; father, W.. S Muster: brother, Charles “Muste ter; sister Elva Reynolds, Mrs. Bylvid Brooks aud ae | Gladys Robbin NIA—Miss Wanets Fern Singe! ™ a Co Father, Marshall; wrothors, arshall Jr, Robert, Thomas, Nelson and Ivan; sisters, Imogene and Goldie ig 1 EE ery SHELBYVILLE—Arch B. Mitchell, TELL Survivors; Wife, Maggie; daughters, ne ra Streight Kendall, Mrs. Artie ibson, ars Shar ehee Shields and 3s, ger 5 rick Lawrence; sisters, Mrs. John Hensle: land Mrs, Elizabeth McMurray; brothers, John and Willa BE Rookie 1A. Jackson, ie Surviveys: Wite , 0 rs, illiam Cheties: we 8.’ on Fix. an

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CEMENT PAVING. chnstruction, walks, ornamental stone i ing, alls , floors, basements excavated and , json brick porches. DOUGHTY. ‘ LI-7019. and envelopes necessary to be used in| - (CEMENT WORK) Nading will be furnished u Said GLESING. cement floors, porches, | ‘large, small

HENRY Pint Can oe, pdsigned. Suid Dea o£ steps. walks, driveways: reas. rma ate action taken i” “Cement work: ard Januai 16, 1940, whi Ld ; waterp ing. 59%¢ ssiipn. bidders "are refered. Lf DR 1632 Jove; warrpront by ihe Jndians St Strate of of ‘March 9, 1931 SEATS ETE - UNIFORMED chauffeur Car. t 2 reserved by the Board, hour or trip. Excellent references. id

1 Pt 39¢ leans and polehes your car fn $745 _The full’ can 37€|o 3 471 Chicago Rink Skates, Shore md ee Sad nadered er ho (CONTRACTING) _ L ose made on the an Attache Chamois, 23¢ —3 onges, 0c —b5 Yd. Roll Knit ¢ Gauze 12¢ and made part of said prospect PAINTING, paper han Tal ’ up ponges, 10¢ ,; Polishing clo mounted on shoes, Pr. 12.95 bid sha y af. ipacuing EMIT, Sar Cnelies such » ed (DENTISTS) a De to the F3

Fiber Roller Rink Skates OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY, 6:30 A. M. TO 10:30 P. M. ommissioners of Dr. Bertram Riffle, CH-1859

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re. e¢ Bo sioners, 150 North Meridian Street. Indianapolis, Indiana, endorsed ‘Bid for School Funding Bonds of 1940.” ” eo prospectus of said bonds, snd forms

ROLLER SKATES Mounted on High Quality LEATHER

SHOES $10.95 Value Only

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