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HAVANA, March 6 (U. P.).—Hugh Casey, Waitlow Wyatt and Howie Mills will pitch for the Brooklyn Dodgers against the Cleveland Indians tomorrow, Manager Leo Durocher. said today. Yesterday's training session featured) & four-inning intra-squad game aiid an intensive mound drill for Kemp Wicker, Tex Carleton, Ed Head aiid Al Sherer.

MIAMI, March 6 (U. P.).—~The New York Giants’ catching duties will | b¢ handled chiefly by Ken O'Dea. and the veteran Gabby Hartnett during the coming season, Manager Bill Terry said today. Harry Danning, regular catcher who signed last night for an unspecified raise over the $15,000 he received last year, will be switched to left field. Terry said that a Chicago Cubs’ offer of a straight swap of nputfielder Hank Lieber for Danning had been turned down.

ST, PETERSBURG; Fla., March 6 (U. P.)i—Righthanded pitcher Atley Donald resumes work today at the New York Yankees’ spring training camp. Donald returned from Johns Hopking Hospital in Baltimore last night, partially recovered from a sacro-iliac injury suffered during practice ‘ast week. He will wear a protective belt around his injured spinal base

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.,, March 6 (U, P.).—Manager Billy Southworth | today said eight pitchers, seven (Gf the rookies, would see action | ii the St. Louis Cardinals three-game series with the New York Yankees, The series starts tomorrow. Southworth said Herschel Lyons, Ernie ‘White and John Grodzicki would pitch the opener, Henry Nowak; Max Lanier and Max Surkout on Saturday, and Harry Breechen, John Pintar and Sam Nahem on Sunday. In an intra-squad game yesterday, Coach Buzzy Wares’ team blanked one led by Coach Mike Gonzales, 1 to 0.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas., March 6 (U./P.), The St. Louis Browns were scheduled: to play their first intra-squad game today. The mafch was postponed yesterday by rain that washed out the club’s workout, Trainer Bob Bauman said all playel's were rounding quickly into shape after a week of dreary weather.

SAN FERNANDO, Cal, March 6 (U. | PP). ~The Philadelphia Athletics ¢arme here today to meet Seattle after scoring a 7-6 victory over the Portland Beavers in their first spring exhibition game. Sam Chapman’s double with two on in the last of the ninth allowed the A’s to nose out Portland yesterday. The former all-American football star was! top man at the plate with three hits| iri five times at bat. The A's outhit the Beavers, 13-11,

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P.) ~—Freddy Hutchinson, in good condition | after an active winter, made No predictions about his pitching | today but told the Detroit Tigers tliey needn’t worry about his induction into the Army. He doesn’t expect a’ draft call before the close of thid season, Hutchinson’s © arrival completed the | Tigers’ first-call roster. The squad continued workouts today in preparation for their first intraclub game next week.

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, March 6 (U. P.).—The Pittsburgh Pirates got out into the sunshine today for a heavy belated practice session before they meet Portland tomorrow in the season’s first exhibition game. Constant rain has kept the Pirates from outside drill and it was only yesterday that members of the mound staff, dubious point of the Pirate team, began throwing curves and fancy balls,

AVALON, Cal.,, March 6 (U. P).— Manager Jimmy Wilson of the Chicago Cubs watched his regulars go down in defeat, 5 to 1, to a secondstring nine yesterday in the first intra<club game of the season. Rookie Lou | Novikoff disappointed spectators when he failed to get a hit in three tries but he was credited with two [brilliant assists in left field. Swede Jfrickson, promising rookie pitclier, allowed only one run.

PASADENA, Cal, March 6 (U. P.).-~ The Chicago White Sox continued preparations today for their opening exhibition game with Pittsburgh Sunday as Manager Jimmy Dykes announced he will use two of his first string pitchers against the Pirates. He said he probably will /give the nod to Bill Dietrick and Thornton (Lefty) Lee during the pp2ning innings instead of relying @ntirely upon rookie talent. He said he was afraid the Pirates might

HAVANA, Cuba, March 6 (U. P.). ~The Cleveland Indians gaped at Havana sights today prior to playing the first game off American soil ever played by a Cleveland team. The Tribe meets the Brooklyn Doglgers tomorrow in the first of a three-game exhibition series.

WINNERS AT BOWLING EH. Barthel, 1811 Mansfield Ave. and Miss Francis Turk, 770 Arnolda St., were winners in the Douglas Shae bowling contest held during February at the Pennsylvania Alleys| Each will receive a pair of

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Leipzig Exhibits Reveal German Urgency to Extend Markets.

“DAVID M. NICHOL

1941, by The Indianapolis Times e Chicago Daily News, Inc.

os March 3 (Delayed).— The urgency with which Germany is seeking to extend its export markets is nowhere better demonstrated than in the 1941 version of the famous ‘Leipzig Fair, which had its beg f almost 800 years ago. For genturies the city was the crossroagl of a continent living almost tirely on . its flourishing trade, I§s’position as the show window of Europe will be considerably enhanced if the new order is achieved according fo the German blueprints. Progress has been made in this direction even during the stress which total war has placed on the Reich's economy.

Hépe for 9000 Buyers

Last year, for example, orders amounting to 1,000,000,000 reichmarks were placed during the spring and fall exhibits, according to fair on Export figures are guarded @lmost as carefully as the weather reports, but something from one-tenth to one-fifth of this

total is believed to have been from foreign customers. More -gains are forecast for the current year. Six thousand foreign buyers were here last spring. This season, fair officials hope more than 9,000 will have left some erders by the week’s end. The international buildings. include exhibits from 22 countries. All of continental Europe except France and Portugal, and 6865 exhibitors are represented, a gain of 250 over last year. Vastly 'different from American fairs is ‘the Leipzig institution. It is entirely a businessmen’s show. There is fo midway, no special entertainment and only a minimum of decoration,

Two Groups of Exhibits

The general tone of the exhibit conforms with the new order, reduced to its simplest economic terms, by which Germany supplies the bulk of Europe’s manufactured goods in return for the raw materials it must have. The foreign booths stress agriculture and natural resources. German exhibits fall into two general groups, those for home and those for foreign consumption, and it is here that the full drive of the Reich’s foreign trade policy is apparent. Real leather goods and metal toys are almost solely for export. The export furniture section is much richer and more luxurious than the domestic exhibit. Metals of all sorts continue to be replaced wherever possible. Bedsprings and hardware of wood are

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Deaths—Funerals : 1

Ee ETL 3 Indianapolis Times, Thurs., March 6, 1941

TANSY—Theo, husband of Ray dather of Theo Jr. and Charlotte Ann Tansy, son of Mrs. Jessie Koldyke, on toss of eddy Lee Tansy, passed away Wednesay, March 5. Berviees a ne Flaunes = Buchanan Mortua ay 3:30 lends invited. Fr Loy ay 3 a the mortuary.

In Memoriams 3

GIBSON—In memory $3 our beloved son and ‘brother, Leo, Ww pasted away one Year ago today, Mo: 6, 1941: e iss you in the morning, dear When all the world is new We know the day can bring no joy Because it brings not you, We miss the well known Yous of you, Your tender kde smile, The youth of the charm of you,. we gladness’ ail the while. The world is full of folks, it’s true, oa there aR.

one of you. EMMA BUTLER,

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Deaths—F unerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Thurs. hurs., March 6, 1 , 1041

\CHENBACH — Rosland Jean, . beloved ACHEREAC of BY ar and Evelyn Achenbach, sister Patricia Louise and randdaughter Oot Mr. and Mrs. Roy eller and Mrs. Pearl Achenbach, passed | ELD. away teal Ww. Washi Friends may call at 460, Washington St., after Py. Mm. Funeral service, 10 a. m. Saturday. Yat above address. Interment Floral Park Cemetery. Blasengym Service.

BARTLETT—Velma J., daughter of Mason W. and Mary E. Bartlett; sister of Mrs. Lee McCrory and Robert Bartlett, Indianapolis; Russell and Vernon, Cincinnati, O., and William, Champaign, Ill.; Burnes, of Verona, Ky., departed this life Tutsday, age 24 years. Funeral Friday, 2 p. m. at the North Side Nazarene Church, and Barnes St. Friends may cali

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CATTON—Anna B., age 57 years, beloved wife of William E. mother of Mrs. Rose Pickett and William T. Catton, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Friday, rch 7. 8:30 a. m. > resitience, 265 N. Addison St.; St: Anthony's Church. Friends vind, Burial St. Joseph Cemetery. Altar Society Jen) Het at the home Thursday, 7:30 p. m. rages Friends | — may call at 9 Dor Ww. Service.

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PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASS'N. ~830 Occidental Bldg. RI. 3587 Borrow $100—Pay Back

19 Payments of $6.11 1 Paymenf of $5.99 Pay Every 330 Days Loans from 10 to $300

Furniture, Autdy and Diamond Loan

INDIANAPOLIS FINANCE CO.

NOTE, FUKNITURE & AUTO LOANS 10 W. Ohio St., Reom 207. L1-4584

LOANS

LOAN CO.

LIBERAL 152 N. Delaware ____Furnit

our ins or apartment ‘for rent’ ae ig The TiMee Sous as little as 2 per day . save ney get RESUL is. “Phone RI-5551 etwien. 8 a. m. _and 8

Merchandise Yor Sale 34

DEPARTMENT store display tables, 26x48 inches and 26x60 inches. Also one coune riced for immediate sale. ER ELECTRIC & MACHINE 30; E. Washington IR-115%

NEW AND USED LUMBER edar Posts Window Sash and Frames

Marion Material Co. 2046 Northwestern. ~~ TA-4543,

FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR -- Pre= owned, 6 cu. ft.,, fully reconditioned, Guaranteed. Terms $1.00 Week. ... es $59.95 BLOCK'S WHSE.,, 424 N. Ti. Open eves,

G. E. REFRIGERATOR—Pre-owned aparte ment size, fully reconditioned. Guar~ anteed. Terms $1.00 Week. $59.95 BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill, Open eves. Million

4-INCH stone veneer; chea Population Wrecking Co., Dela« ware. LI-6270. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR — “Pres owned, double door, 10 cu. ft., fine for

ter, ME 3525

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utility cabinets, cedar

APARTMENT canto chair, end tables, 1332

chest, occasion B2 llefontaine,

Roaches, etc,, easily killed with Protecto Spray. LURIE Penn. LI-3793, :

J ROOM, 10-piece English moving, must-sell, $35, cost $185.00, 9563 Broadway. HU-1487.

ESTATE ELECTRIC RANGE—Pre- -owned, 3-burner, Extra good condition. Terms $1.00 Week. . $39.50 BLOCK’S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. Open eves,

CO, 132 8.

WILL TRADE building, remodeling, building materials, cin ers, crushed stone, use. brick for truck, car or lots. RI-

HOUSE TF TRAILER, completely furnished, for quick sale; $100. 1961 Millersville Dr. (3900 North). E. of Orchard Ave. HU-8690 VAN DORN 1 h. bench grinder, sewing Machine motor, ‘shallow well pump. 2541 __ Main St., Mars Hill. 9 P. Johnson motor, Outboard Motor Mart, 2029 Prospect. MA-2176. Open __ evenings. PHILCO car radio, ‘41 model, for sale or trade for piano. MA-21

oLD S0LD Wanted. rE pay cash or

trade. Andersen. 35 E. Ohio.

, cages “inNew Jer-

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$7 up. Custom hatching. IR-1957

SWAP cash for old, wrecked cars. New, WRIST WATCH, Rollaway Bed. Sell or trade. cluded, after § B urry team, harness, draft, Farm, Garden, Plants 3

HARNESS Leather Goods, Including Saddles, for Cash. Farm & Home Supply, Inc. 1325 Ky. Ave,

CHAMBERS GAS RANGE—New '39 model, all porcelain table top, Thrift Cooker, Terms $1.00 Week. Reduced to ... $ l 29.50 BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. Open eves,

MIMEOGRAPH, letter folding machine, multigraph and or

typewriter. LI-1950 06 Rauh Bldg. price. Terms $1.00 Week. $39. 50 and other good lumber, cheap. Rea tables, Jumbery millwork. B. C WA-3318. Wallboard Cash & Carry N build you a dandy 2-car garage age PICTAPHONE, Dictator and JTTanscriber, 1210 S. Sherman Drive. DR-153 SPRING SUIT, coat, dresses. Sa ha 1314 i

_ used parts, 4200 200 Massachusetts. CH-2271. MAN'S Cail HU-7584. Pets, Poultry, Livestotk 32 ING PARROTS — ( Cheap 2 sey St. Better hurry. FaCM horses, months; farm tools; reasonable. 7 1907" Chicks Eastside Hatchery, 4919 E. 21st. Best qualit Tawi seed and Seed Now .; Marion parm

‘CIRCULATING HEATER— New” medium size porcelain finish, clearance BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. Open eves, NEW and Used Lumber, 2x4s; 2x6s: 2x10 E. Washington St. MA-3087. RANDOLPH'S Simplex windows, pingpon ANDOLPH. __ LUMBER C J “Per 100 a. $2.60 8. 8. Rhodes & Son, 340 W. Wash. LI-8833 WE CAN 18x20, with 4 windows, roller doors 2 coats of paint, for $189. LI-7910. __ Perfect condition; low priced. LI FIVE 5-foot bath tubs (used), 33 each, RUSH JOBS MAKE U US. SMILe. MERDREN PRINTING. 685 Century Bldg. MA-3467. hats, 3720 For: Manor IT Lk 1]