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Harriers Get Set For Illini Relays

Ray Sears, Butler University track coach, today made preparations for : the annual Illinois Relays Saturday, at Champaign, Ill. The Bullaog harriers opened their ‘Indoor season last Saturday, with a 61 to 33 triumph over Wayne University of Detroit, in the Fieldhouse. Led by Ray Alsbury, St. Louis sophomore ‘who scored 17% points, Buti ler captured eight of 11 events and § scored a grand slam in the two-mile run, Alsbury won the 50-yard dash, 50-yard low hurdles and the high

* jump and placed third in the high

§ hurdle event.

Yale Claims a New Swim Relay Mark

NEW HAVEN, Conn., Feb. 13 (U. + P.).—Yale University’s four-man relay swimming team claimed a new world record for the 400-yard free= style relay today.

The team, competing against

? Brown in a dual meet’ last night,

swam the distance in 3:30.1 to sur- # pass the record of 3:30.7 set by a Yale team a year ago. The team comprises Jack Vreeland, Dick Kelly, Ed: Pope and Howard Johnson, # Yale won the meet, 56-19.

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Basketball

The Assemblers subdued the Airacobras, 82-35, to reach the finals of the all-Allison tournament last night at the Pennsy Gym. Rough Store also qualified for the finals by edging the Hawks, 29-24. A consolation game for the third-place trophy will be played at 8 p. m. Saturday, with the finals scheduled an hour later.

The finals : games of the Bush= Feezle . Thursday. League will he

played ‘this evening at the Pennsy

Gym. Omar Bakery, leading the Stewart-Warner Ranges by a point, meet Lilly Varnish at 7:30, and Schwitzer-Cummins takes on ‘Edgewood Merchants at 8:30. Wilkinson

Lumber and the Ranges clash in|

the final game, Tonight's schedule in the Noblesville 16-team invitation tournament at the Noblesville Armory: . 7—Hiatt’s vs. Carmel. 8—Westfield vs. Fortville. 9—Pinnell : vs. Anderson Davis Diary. : 10—Lapel vs. Marion,

Seven Points Shy

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 1» (NEA) —Temple University’s basketball team lost four games in the first half of the season by a total of seven points.

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Drikold Is Ousted

In City’s Tourney

Six teams were safely through the

{first round of the City Recreation Department’s A. A. U. basketball

tournament at the Hoosier Athletic Club, with competition due to be resumed tomorrow night. Drikold Refrigeration was an early victim, dropping a 36-31 overtime decision to the StewartWarner Ranges last night. P. R. Mallory coasted most of the way to defeat Beveridge Paper, 57 to 21. ‘Homer Stull scored seven Mallory field goals, and George Butler put through six: The Y. M. C. A. Reps fought off

lla vigorous challenge by Stokely=

Van. Camp to win, 33 to 27. Van Camp

|made its strongest bids in the first land third quarters.

Previous tourney winners were

Masonic Cagers’ Rally Beats Silents

Masonic Home’s basketball team rallied in the final quarter to score a 41-36 victory over the Silent Hoosiers last night at the School for the Deaf gym. The Silent Hoosiers spurted in the second quarter to overcome a 22-17 half-time deficit and were ahead at the three-quarter mark. Dick Hunter's 12 points were high for Masonic Home, While Charles Berg tossed in five field goals and five free throws for the

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Spaniel Wins Show Cup Second: Time

NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (U.P.).—An American type cocker = spaniel, champion My Own Brucie, owned, bred and shown by H. E. Mellene thin of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., won the best in show for the second successive yéar as the Westminster Kennel Club dog show closed last

{night at Madison Square Garden | before 10,000 fans,’

The champion also won the

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Captains the Eagles

NEWTON, Mass., Feb. 13 (U, P.).

| --Al Morro of Providence, R. I., will | captain the 1941 Boston College J football team. Morro, right tackle

on the squad that went to the Sugar Bowl this year, was chosen at a meeting of 34 lettermen. He

lis also national A. A. U, discus | | champion.

JURY. DELIBERATES. JOHNSON VERDICT

The fate of Oscar Johnson, 32-year-old restaurant handyman accused of the first-degree murder of -his employer, was still being deHperated by a Criminal Court jury a Ye 4 Johnson is charged with slaying John T, Shriver, owner: of a restaurant at Til Massachusetts ‘Ave., on-Aug. 23 at their rooming house lat 827 Park Ave. The case went to the Jury at 6:30 p. m. yesterday after Johnson took the witness stand -to ‘deny signing a statement that he had killed Shriver.. He said he had gone to Mr. Shriver’s room to demand back pay he said was owed him and" that Mr. Shriver attacked him, He said

1|that while Mr. Shriver was. choking

him, he used a knife to defend himself, “The statement, which was admitted as ewidence, said that Johnson

628 |had gone to Mr. Shriver’s room in-

tending to chloroform him and that when Mr. Shriver awakened, a struggle followed in which the

4| restaurant owner was slain.

5 WELFARE ‘RIPPER’

CALLED ‘POLITICAL’

The House Judiciary Committee announced today that it would report out to the floor early next week the G. O. P, hill to reorganize the State Welfare Department.

At a public hearing on the bill yesterday, several social workers and labor leaders charged that the proposed reorganization: plan “appearéd to be a political maneuver.” The measure would reduce the present five-member Welfare Board to four members, two to be appointed by the Republican Lieutenant Governor and two by the Democratic Governor, The Board would have the authority to appoint the director. under the present ‘law the Governor has appointive power. “The bill smacks of politics so strongly that we believe it will take away from our people some of the help they get under the present law,” declared Larue Leonard, Labor’s Non-Partisan League secretary. Abe Hyman, Gary social worker, said the bill is “primarily a political: measure as it now stands” and urged that control of the ‘Welfare Department “be left with the Governor.”

BOTH HOUSES ERED, RIPPER’ IS RECALLED

An error which got by both the House and Senate has been discovered belatedly in one of the G. O. P. “decentralization” bills sent to the Governor. So the Senate voted this morning to recall the measure to amend it. In- the bill which would take control of the Financial Institutions Department from the Governor, and give it to a G. O, P.-dominated board, -the director of the Department was listed for a one-year term. The Republicans had intended that his term should be four years. Informed that the Senate had recalled the measure, Governor Schricker smiled and said: “That’s all right. I had intended sending it back to them shortly.”

SMASH INTO TRAIN IN 85 M. P. H. CHASE

VINCENNES, Ind. Feb. 13 (U. P). — A 16-year-old Terre Haute youth was in critical condition in a hospital today and a companion was in Knox County jail after a thrilling 85-mile-an-hour race with police which ended in a car-train smashup. The injured youth was William Compton and his companion, driver of the stolen car in which they led Vincennes police through two counties last night, was Robert Walterman, 16, of Batesville. Walterman told police the two were inmates of the State Reform School and had escaped from Bloomington where they-had been taken as members of the reformatory wrestling team to compete in a match,

TRUST €O. ACCEPTS HARTER SETTLEMENT

FT. WAYNE, Ind., Feb. 13 (U. P.). —The V7abash Valley Trust Co. of Peru today had accepted an out-of-court settlement in its civil suit against Donald Harter, one-time official of tHe bank. The company sought approximately $12,200 damages in action brought earlier this week in U. S. District Court. Terms of the settlement were not revealed. Harter was convicted of misapplication of bank funds in a criminal action in Federal Court last year. An appeal to the conviction is pending.

MAKE CHUTES IN STATE

CHICAGO, Feb. 13 (U. P.).—The Reliance Manufacturing Co. will begin the manufacture of silk parachutes at its Washington, Ind., plant in the next week or 10 days, H. G. Mayer, president; announced today.

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LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

Townsend 21 to Hold Supper - nn Townsend Club 21 will hold a ham and bean supper from'5 to. 8 p. m. today at 2117 E. Michigan St. Tae Rev. Ora Simmons of Marion will speak,

Phi Delta to, Dine—The Phi Delta Theta Fraternity will hold its 63d annual state founders’ day banquet in the Columbia Club March 8. The banquet will conclude a two-day biennial Great Lakes Regional Conference. - Nelson F. Sumner is committee chairman, assisted by Harry B. Nickell, William H. Skinner, J Don Abel, William Hart, Charles E. Remy, John W. Hutchings and George W. Pittman. Lee Ridgeway and Maynard Hockanson are in charge of conference arrangements,

Valentine Party Set—Mrs. Bettie Crago, :queen: of Karan Temple, Daughters of the Nile, will‘ be hostess at a Valentine Party for the group at 1 p. m, tomorrow at the Hotel Lincoln,

Townsend 4 Meets — Belmont Townsend Club 4 will meet at 7:30

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Party at Grotto Home—A card party will be sponsored by the Revelers Auxiliary of the Sahara Grotto - tomorrow evening at the Grotto home, Park Ave. and 13th St. Mrs. Flossie Swisher is chairman,

Relief Corps to Meet—The Alvin P. Hovey Women’s Relief Corps 196 will meet tomorrow at 2 p. m. The program will include a Lincoln’s birthday program conducted by patriotic instructor Mrs. Madge Frady. A Valentine’s luncheon will follow. Mrs. Elizabeth Austin, president, will preside.

Naomi Auxiliary to Meet—The Naomi Auxiliary, O. E. S., will meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Roberts, 968 Rochester Ave. at 2 p. m, tomorrow. Mrs. Ruby Maehler; president, will preside,

Troop 25 Plans Banquet — Boy Scout Troop 25, celebrating its fifth anniversary, will hold a Father's and Son’s Banquet at the Roosevelt Temple Methodist Church tonight at 6:45 p. m. Fried chicken will be the main dish and Earl Koeling, scout master, will preside.

Alumni Meeting. Saturday—Catherine’s Tea Room on N. Meridian St. will be the scene of an Indiana Central College alumni meeting at 12:30 p. m. Saturday. George Coldren is committee chairman of the Indianapolis group.

Queen Esthers to Meet — Queen Esther Auxiliary, O. E. S., will hold a business meeting at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Masonic Temple, Illinois and North Sts. A short valentine program will be presented and refreshments will be served. Mrs. Chloe Maines and Mrs. Mattie Sands are hostesses.

Benefit Ball to Aid Greeks—The

o'clock this evening at 47 S. Holmestday,

announced plans Tor a benefit ball to be held in March. The committee in. charge includes George Settos, president of the Settos Theatrical Enterprises; Edward Edwards, president of the General Exterminating Co., and: Charles: Apostol, proprietor of Charley’s Restaurant. Besides offering their services on. the committee, each: has made a contribution—Mr, Settos :$200 and Mr, Bdwaids and Mr, Apostol $100 eacn,

Entertain Tech Musicians — The

J.| Optimist Club, out to win its inter-

national attendance contest, will be host at noon tomorrow at the Columbia Club to Tech High School musicians. The program will feature the Madrigal Singers, directed by J. Russel Paxton, and the Saxophone Quartet, directed by Frederick Barber,

Club to Honor McComb—The Exchange Club will have a Mc-day instead of M-day at their luncheon tomorrow at the Hotel Severin. The occasion will be the celebration for E. H. Kemper McComb of his birthhis 40th anniversary as a teacher and his 25th anniversary as principal of Manual Training Mich School. Everyone will bring Mr McComb a Valentine,

Pastor Is Installed—The installation of the Rev. Wales E. Smith as pastor of the Olive Branch Christian Church, 101 E. Raymond St. was held in the church sanctuary last night. More than 400 members attended. Following services of music and prayer, a reception was held for Rev. Mr. Smith and his family. The new pastor succeeds Dr. Ephraim D. Lowe, now executive secretary of the Indiana Christian Missionary Association. Rev. Smith was formerly pastor of the First Christian Church of Salem,

Speaks to Welfare Group—Miss Lillie M. Peck, New York executive secretary of the National Federation of Settlements, will speak at a meeting sponsored by the Child Welfare Committee in the Indiana World War Memorial tonight. Miss Grace L. Brown is committee chairman.

YOUTH BARS LEGISLATOR

CONCORD, N. H. (U. P.).—Arthur K. Smart of Tilton was refused a seat in the State Legislature because he was elected before his 30th birthday, contrary to the New Hampshire constitution. The very day he was denied his seat was his 30th birthday.

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Deaths—Funerals

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Indianapolis Times, Thurs., Feb. 13, 1941 BECKENBAUGH—Winfield P. (Jum 2439 N. La Salle, beloved husband ols father of Mrs. Merle Cat therine Hytes, Mrs. Moore, Earl, Ha arty. Al fockenbaush departed’ this life Wednes-

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BURGIN—Oscar O., age 19, son of Her- ~ man Burgin, brother of Robert an ward Burgin, Mary Clifton and Marjorie Tuesday evening.

residence of the father, Brownsburg, after 6 p. m., Thursday. Shirley Service.

(CLAMPITT. Laura A., widow of Charles, Mrs. Edna Prosch and. Earl te departed this life Thur ——

bi ay. For information -1806.

Funeral notice later. call Moore & Kirk.

COOK Lana: 83 years, beloved mother of Mrs. rge Gruner, Mrs. Lillian May, . Kitt am Alte and Charles passed Sway Tuesday. Funeral Friday, 30 p ., at the home of her daughter, 1713 7s. abot. Friends invited. Buriai St. Joseph's. G. H. Herrmann Service.

HOLLIDAY—Emma Goff, age 46. beloved wife of John R. Holliday, RR stor of Gertrude Schultz and Thomas Ballard Goff ‘Washington, D. C.;: Lew mond, Va., passed aw

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Frida Church. Burial, fiends may call at Shirley B

HUXLEY—Joseph, R. 10, Box 231 D, departed _this life Wediiesday, age 76. Fy neral Friday, Feb. 14, at the Mogre Rik Irvington Mortuary, 5343 E Wash ington St., 10 a. m., private. Burial at Grown (Hill. Friends may call Thurs-

MILES—Ana Latta, age 54. beloved wife of Barnett R. Miles, mother of Laurel R. Miles and Mary Kathryn Askren, sister of Mrs. die Barnes, Passed away Tuesday. pone Friday p 3 at the Englewood Christian re Burial Memorial Park. Friend y, © at 3he late residence. 306 N. Sta Friday noon and at church after 1.p. iy Shirley Service.

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ds may call a m. jay at the residence, 3 8 8. ‘Harlan. rvices Friday, Pp. m., from e Calvary Tabernacle, corner of Cedar and Fletcher. Interment Washington Park. Friends invited. Tolin Service.

POLSTER M15. Antonette, age 3. sister of Geo E. Maurice, Charles J. Mau-

BE i CN noi . Friends may I 'at 25s fune ! Home any time Thursday and Friday Burial Crown Hill

QUADE — William, beloved husband of Maytie Elizabeth Quade, father of Annamae Hoffman a rote” of Lillia; es : passed away ‘Wednes-

A gton Par! Ba call al the chapel after 10 a.

RICH. ARDS -Georee, father of 1 of Riley

Estella Mitchel

iy irl B Central TOS. ntra Tilinots at 10th Friends may cal the mortuary after 6 p. m. oA Ry Burial New Crown Cemetery.

SIEMON—Charles- W.. husband of Dora Siemon, fatner of ‘Alma Siemon Vance, dece: brother of Hem Siemon and Flora Zanker,

Mrs. Brita a sand Mrs. assed away Thursday Saturday. 3

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Indianapolis Times, Thurs., Feb. 13, 1941 RICHMOND. -Ire ne B,. mother ne Joe A. and Gail L. Richmond, Mrs. E. B. Maurice. grandmother of Dick Maurice, sisMrs. D. W.

ter of Charlés Dollarhide, . VanTreese of Shics 0; ao; passed away I Juez.

Fun 1:3 irley Bron A aT Cha, r “nie ne at 10th, Burial Crown Hill, may call at the chapel.

s | SMITH—Henry A., 84, father of Mrs. Earl Reed grandfather of Reuel Reed, Sigals grandfather of Fatty J ean Reed, brother

Anna Skillman, Mrs. Hattie -Wagner, passed away Wednesday morning. Funeral from the residence of the ter, 1 mile west and 1 mile north ay Sowhb rg, Friday, 2:30 p. m. Burial, Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the daughter's residence after 6 p. m. Thursday. Shirley Service.

WHEELER—Alvina (Ollie) entered fost Wednesday, age 67 years, wife of Walter Wheeler, sister of William ten. Services Friday. P Harry W. Moore A Chape Hy Crown Hill Cemetery.

WI MAN I rehk Bo fishand of Avea, of Mr. and H. G. Fortville. Sather of I Mrs. Earl Mrs L. Ener, bother of Mrs. Mates A, ursday. Friends may call at ¢ the a boraty Kirby MOrLuSrY 2238 N. Meridian, from noon to 10 p. m. Friday. Service Saturday, at the George McCarty Funeral ry Fortville,

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COLLECTOR — National organization mn need of collector with some college an executive ability. ust strong determination to succeed. Advance traveling expense and commission. In reply give age, education, previeis exSis ha and phone number. P., O. Box Indianapolis.

ANTED—-Truck driver for contract haulVine know al roads in Hiinois, 0,

a. Middle i Rh 10 JSArs expert Midd a, ferences pried.

MORTUARY ARY 951 N. DELA

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HISEY & TITUS]:

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Signature and Personal Security

® $25 > i ® IN E DAY ® 10 MONTHS 10 R QUiNEs OF

LOANS TO SINGLE OR MAR- ® Rito PERSONS ® NO CO-MAKERS NECESSARY

This is all you do: 1. Tell us the amount you -nedd. 2. Answer a few simple aaestions. We do the rest. Come in, write or ‘phone.

Capitaf 304 Kresge Bldg. COR. PENN,

FINANCE CORP,

41 E. Wash. MA-4499.

PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN

830 Occidental Bldg. RILEY 3587

™ Salesmen—Agents

WA eels solieror for contracd hauling. Part or full time. Middle age or older with five years of e a Must he able to Sontrél pass of. 0 of old a counts and kno freight soliciting. __ money. Box 206, Tin

~ EXP. TIRE LESNAR i

Local territory. Must be resident of oft Married or dependents. lary, mi sion, ‘bonus. Times, Box 299.

Positions Wanted, Female 10

— | EXPERIENCED colored woman _ wants housecleaning _by ay or laundry te

bring home. RI-1663

Cleaning, housework, Laundry. A-1 refs. Schools & Instructions 12

YOU LIKE PAINT--Write

IF TO DRAW, SKETCH for Talent Virest (No Feors Qive age and occupation, ‘Box 25, care

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bo Totty. 21-85 1 Yor or aulck oS ite at

tow cost.

Personal Services 13

TRUSSES: 5's

E. pir & Co, “ULTRA CHIC OIL WAVE

"460 E. Wash. St. Regular $7.50 value. Complete $i 50 with shampoo and trim. ’ International Beauty School, 229 N, Penn.

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

(NUE 3 BN TG A CLEAN ® PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS

212-214 E. 16th ARR elolsTe]

(ANTIQUE AND NOVELTY SHOP)

Your hobby filled at GA-BELL'S Antique Novelt You Shop, N. New Jersey.

(AUTO REPAIRING)

SERVICE GARAGE® 1001 8. LI-0616. General auto repaire rake service.

(BEAUTY SHOP) ALL Phases of Beauty Culture. BEAUTY

SHOP. 1022 N. West, No. hi ks Toh BET gERal, Work Fuarasient

and brick wor! rie gener remodeling. Est!

RELIABLE Delawar in; and

(BRICK WORK) BRI mode! Estimates.

Tooting, ar and mates free

a (BRICK “AND CEMENT WORK)

and block work sarpents tering a specially. Date Jree, ork guare anteed. DR-7863 Rin

(CABINET DARI)

CABINETS ,;'00)" rree est. 330 N. Penn. RI-5349. : T (CINDERS—CRUSHED STONE) INDERS, Scayating, and grate. Tur and

Wi te, furnace, and kindling.

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