Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1941 — Page 11

"SATURDAY, MARCH

K. C. Tourney Opens With Record Entry

The 16th annual Knights of CoTumbus tenpin tournament opens today at Pritchett’s Alleys and although split into an east and midwest division this year the local play-offs have drawn a record number of entries. Thirty-five teams of Milwaukee keglers will open the meet at 4

o'clock this afternoon. Squads will also go on the drives at 9 o'clock tonight. The organization's opening banquet is scheduled for 6 o'clock this evening at the K. of C. clubhouse. Governor Henry F. Schricker, James E. Deery, city controller; William P. King, president of the K. of C. Bowling Association and Wilford G. Alberts, national secretary, will be present, Timothy P. Galvin, supreme national director, will be the principle speaker of the evening. A record number of 654 teams, including more than 1000 Chicago bowlers will compete for céntral division honors over a seven week-end schedule. Competition in the eastern division will open at Utica, N. ¥., March 22.

Double and single events in the 35th annual city bowling tourney continue today at Sturm Alleys. Six full squads are on today’s card.

Last night's high bowlers:

George Ley, Washington Leo Ahearn, Classic .e Clarence Boldt, Washington . Phil Bisesi, Classic Bob Haagsma, Washington . res Bill Tarrant, Classic . Snyder, Fox-Hunt . ............ Shriver, Washington

ecil Bevis, Insurance Brunet, Fox-Hunt Fred Estle, Washington *. Walt Heckman, Presto-O- Lite = Bob Wuensch, Construction .... Dale Logan, Classic Don White, Washington . Vernon Williams, Washington Henry Hendricks, Link Belt .. Don Woodard, Washington Yee Walt Trennepotts, Washington A. C. Crum, Hillcrest Club .... Irwin Sears, Allison Jack Withers, Allison ... : George Hessman, U. S. Rubber Omer Vogelsang, Washington .. Ray George, Bankers red Spencer, Construction George Godwin, Washington Simmons, Washington ....... . Frank Raftery, NYC D. J. MeV. 1. A.

eVey, Fancher, Fox-Hunt

Larry Cheéney, St. Joan of Are Ken Christensen, Washington Ralph Mullinix, Washington .. ae Bill Frantzreb, S. S, Recreacion .... Kenny Boling, NYC ... L. Koelling, Fox-Hunt ........... Smythe, Fox-Hunt W. Hankins, Fox-Hunt Walt Henderson, Washington . Art Baker, Washington . Ralph Schneider, Hillerext Cub . Chet Barkman, Washin . ¥rank Liebtag, Washington Cervevenses Tony McCann, Insurance George Peet. Insurance Fran Schmitt, St. Joan of Are . Jack Collins, St. Joan of Are

Indiana’s Mat . Chances Dim

COLUMBUS, O., March 8 (U. P.). —The Big Ten wrestling tournament was reduced today to a battle between five schools after preliminary matches at Ohio State University. Minnesota, Iowa, Michigan, Purdue and Indiana were rated possible title winners, although favorite at the start of the tournament, lost two of its individual stars in the preliminaries, * Billy Sherman of Iowa pinned Bob Antonacci, Indiana's 212-pound N. C. A. A. champion, and John Roberts of Wisconsin « defeated Harry Traster of Indiana in the 165-pound division. Two defending champions, Tony Montonaro of Ohio State in the 145pound class, and Ben Wilson of Indiana in the 136-pound division, gained places in the finals. Minnesota and Iowa each placed three men in the finals which will be staged Saturday afternoon, while Michigan, Indiana and Purdue qualified two. Other teams, except Northwestern, got one man in the finals.

Heres $30,000, Joe—Want It?

MIAMI, March. 8 (U. P.).—Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis today was offered a guarantee of $30.000 or a title bout “anywhere, anyme” with Melio Bettina, former ight heavyweight champion, depending on the outcome of Bettina's fight with Buddy Knox here tomorrow night. Jimmy Grippo, Bettina's manager, said his fighter would meet lous 4. any city at any time the cha and his promoters cared to name. The $30,000, Grippo said, will be deposited in any bank Louis’ managers wished. Bettina, Grippo said, “has won every one of his 21 heavyweight fights and has lost only four of his total of 67. He's best with the heavyweights and he’s a left-hand-ed hitter, He can give Louis trouble.”

Rice Makes Final New York Run

NEW YORK, March 8 (U. P).— With an entry list that reads like a “Who's Who” of the track and field world, the 22d annual Knights of Columbus meet climaxes\.the New York indoor track season in Madison Square Garden tonight. Probability of a half dozen new world and meet records from the all-star field of 1941 record breakers and current crop. of National A. A. U. champions, is expected to pack the Garden oval with 18,000 persons the season's largest crowd. Greg Rice makes his final New York appearance -of an all-con-quering season in the Bishop Donahue two-mile. Rice has won 45 straight board-floor races in two geasons, including all his eight starts this year.

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LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

Rotary to Hear Writer—Robert Kazmayer, writer and news commentator, will speak.to the Indianapolis Rotary Club on “What Lies | Ahead for America.” Mr. Kazmayer is a native of Rochester, N, Y,

Inspection Monday—The Prather Council, No. 100, will receive its annual inspection Monday night by Herbert E. Graham, grand lecturer of the Grand Council of Indians. The inspection will be held at the Scottish Rite Cathedral and will be preceded by a banquet.

Ladies’ Drum Corps to Practice The Ladies’ Drum and Bugle Corps will meet Monday night at the Moose Temple for a practice session. The regular meetings of the Kitchen Band will be held Wednes- | day night.

Dry Cleaners to Meet Here—The Insured Synthetic Dry Cleaners’ Association of Indiana, Inc. will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at the Hotel Washington. Noel Cooperider of the Butler Manufacturing So., Kansas City, Mo., will speak.

Townsend Club to Meet—Townsend Club No. 14 will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. in, the Holloway Building.

Pythian Sisters Meet Monday-— Banner Temple No. 37, Pythian Sisters, will meet Monday at 8 p. m. at 230 E. Ohio St

Revelers Auxiliary to Meet Members of the Revelers Auxiliary of the Sahara Grotto will meet Monday night at the Hamilton Food | Shop, 1309 N. Pennsylvania St. A business meeting and entertain-| ment will be held. Mrs, Susie Hendrickson is auxiliary president. |

| Daughters of Veterans to Meet— |

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668 | War, will meet at 2 p. m. Monday |

at Ft. Friendly. ‘Mrs. Lelia Totten |

7 | will preside.

“Lie Detector” to Be Shown—Detective Sergeant Russell Chatham of the Indianapolis Police Department will demonstrate the ‘lie detector” to members of the Service Club Monday noon at Columbia Club. {

Poet to Talk at Butler—Robinson Jeffers, poet and author, will

on speak at Butler University Monday

night, under auspices of Sigma Tau Delta, national English honor: society.

Visiting Committee to Meet—The visiting committee of the Women's Auxiliary of the Sahara Grotto will meet, tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Mary Roberts, 968 Rochester St. |

“Frontier Day Dance” March 15—| Indianapolis men and women will don Western regalia March 15 to

3 attend a “Frontier Day Dance” at a3 the Athenaeum. The dance is be-

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ing sponsored by the Western Riders’ Association of Indiana. Dale McCune is in charge.

® Townsend Club Meets Monday— | Townsend Club 9 will ‘meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the I. O. O. F, Hall, Hamilton Ave. and E. Wash- | ington St.

State Deaths

ANDERSON—Mrs. Ethel E. Hancock, 48. Survivors: Husband, Shuyler: son, Dawn] ancock. sisters, an

Mrs. Nelle Gelling: Earlier, ert Denny,

T-—-Mrs. Mary Etta Drudge, 68. survivors: Husband, Frank: son, Herschel; Suge er, Mrs. Roy Bloom; sister, Mrs. J

CRAWFORDSVILLE—Mrs, Catherine J Morris, 88. Survivors: husband, James; brothers, Clem and Aiomas Duke; sister, Mrs. Permela Kendall EVANSVILLE—Mary Florence Lawson, 14. Survivors: Father, FAIRLAND--James W. Ser. 79. Bur: vivors: Wife, sina; daughters, Mrs. William DeCoursey and Mrs. Nettie Helms sons, Luois and Ira; sister, Mrs, Wasson.

GREENSBURG—Mrs. Martha Moore, 68 Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Andrew Moore brothers, Will and John McKee; Mrs. Ella Bever, Mrs. O. P. 8 Miss Lotite McKee, Mrs. Albert May, anc

Mrs JEFFERSONVILLE—Geor EP, mann, 70. Survivors: steps Re aushiter. Fred Hessig.

LEBANON—Mrs. Dora L. Bart, 63. Sur: vivors: husband, Leonard; daughter, Mrs LaVerne Endicott.

MARSHALL—Mrs. Miranda Davies, 74 Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Lonnie New: ton and Mrs. ren Hutotn

SHELBYVILLE—Mrs. Emma J. Parrish, 67. Survivors: husband, John; son, Harry daughter, Mary. 61

NEW CASTLE—Frank N. Goudy, Survivors: wife, Louise; son, Newton,

SERVICES HELD FOR THEODORE MATHEWS

Funeral services for Theadore I Mathews, 81-year-old lifelong Indianapolis resident, were held at 10 a. m. today at the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home. Burial was at Crown Hill. Mr. Mathews died Wednesday af his home, 3312 Bethel Ave. after a long illness. He was a member of the Irvington Odd Fellows Lodge for 44 years, Survivors are his wife, Minnie; a sister, Mrs. Martha Hasse of Martinsville, and a brother, C. G. Ma-

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thews of Indianapolis.

Hostess to Past President—Mrs. @izabeth Smith, 2720 E, New York 3t., will be hostess at a noon luncheon Monday for the Past Presidents’ Club of Maj. Robert Anderson W. R. C. 44. Co-hostesses will be Mesdames Mattie Barr, Cora Swartz, Anna Starr, Leona Welling and Gertrude McLean,

Hold Stated Meeting—The new Augusta Chapter, O. E. S.,, No. 284, will hold a stated meeting at the New Augusta Masonic- Temple Wednesday. Included on the program will be election of officers and ceremonies honoring present offi-

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MRS. MARY MOORE RITES SET MONDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Seaton Moore, lifelong Indianapolis

resident, will be held at 10:30 a. m.

Monday at the Kregelo & Bailey Funeral*Home. Burial will be at Crown Hill, Mrs. Moore died yesterday at her home, 6470 Park Ave. She was 51. A graduate of Shortridge High School, she was a member of the Second Presbyterian Church and of the Jonathon Jennings Chapter of the D. A. R. Survivors are her hushand, George C. Moore; a daughter, Mrs. J. A. Wright; a brother, Dr. Albert Seaton, and a grandson, John Moore Wright, all of Indianapolis.

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By James Thrasher

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’s radio listeners will have a chance to call the tune on the orchestra’s final CBS-WFBM broadcast concert, March 30. Fabien Sevitzky has announced that the last half-hour program will be devoted to the most frequently requested music which is compatible with the time limit. Not only Indianapolis listeners but others throughout the country who have heard the network series are invited to send in their choices. The deadline for requests is midnight of March 23. During tomorrow’s broadcast Mr. Sevitzky and the orchestra will do the Overture to Rossini’'s “La

of Beethoven's C Minor Symphony and the radip premiere of Anis Fuleihan's “Invocation to Isis.”

For his second guest-conducting appearance with the NBC Symphony Orchestra, George Szell has chosen a program of music from his native Czechoslovakia. The broadcast concert, at 8:35 o'clock tonight on NBC-Blue, will include the “Bartered Bride” Overture of Smetana; an arrangement of the same composer’s string quartet, “From My Life”; the Carnival Overture by Dvorak; Smetana's symphonic poem, “Vitava,” and four of the Dvorak: Slavonic Dances.

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NBC-WENR, Frank Black and a symphony orchestra will launch a new series devoted to the works of

contemporary American composers. On the opening broadcast will be Alan Schulman’s Variations on an Original Theme for Viola and Orchestra, with Emanuel Vardi as soloist. » » » Jon Charles Thomas, probably the most sought- : after guest star ¢ of radio programs, will make his fifth appearance on the freshman Andre Kostelanetz - Albert Spalding series tomorrow afternoon. He will sing a Negro spiritual and T s ¢c haikowsky's “None but the Lonely Heart.”

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Speaking of Americans, John Barbirolli has two native compositions and an American soloist on tomorrow's concert program of the New York Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra. The American works are Bernard Wagenaar’s Symphony No. 3 and Roy Harris’ Three Dances for Orchestra. The soloist is Beveridge Webster, who will play the Schumann Piano Concerto.

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The Metropolitan Auditions of the Air reach the first half of the season's finals in tomorrow’s broadcast at 4 p. m.,, NBC-WIRE. First finalists will be Christina Carroll, coloratura soprano of Cleveland; Mary Van Kirk, contralto, Cleveland Height, O.; Emma Beldan, soprano, Newport, R. I, and John Tyers, baritone, San Diego, Cal.

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CLEARY —Anna Jane (nee Jones), age 60

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RELIABLE white girl, 23-35. General house-

GOOD MONEY compiling names; cash in advance for lists; inexperience or location no handicap. Particulars for stamp. DARNELL ALY, RTISING SERV- _ ICE, CE, Jackson, Ten

HITE ( GIRL on Ts Jears, for general housework. No laundry cook: $8 week Mrs. Jennings, Y Sunnvside Saninn. __Oaklandon

"18-30. Assist house-

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_ estimates.

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| RENT

ESTABLISHED

MASSACHUSETTS and Sherman Dr.; $25.

VERA TION _SPECIALIS [81

IR RH LLL A CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE ® REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS PAPE IF ART WA-0084

“(AUTO REPAIRING) or “WE Li LOVE Smashed Fenders and Broken Parts.’ Bring them to us. Kra Body & Welding Shops, 2042 Northe

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(BRICK WORK)

-| CARPENTER — Cement and brick work,

roofing and gener Sood odelng, Estie

mates free. oo (BUILDING “AND REMODELING) and remodeling. No down, own Rien on remodeling; 3 years to pay. TT TT€hAetm - “Famous Chinese-American Food. 18 W. Ohio. _RI-5152. (CINDERS—CRUSHED _ D STONE)

CINDERS— Excavating, driveways and base=

ments. Wood, grate, furnace, stove and kindling. RI-5664. (CONTRACTORS—PLASTERING) _ =

PLASTERING; new and repair jobs: pork uaranteed; prompt service. JOSEP IBBS. 1.I-7129. (DELICATESSEN) “Stop For A Snack,” FOX Delicatessen, 19 8S. Illinois. Delicious Sandwiches— __Fine Salads.

(FURNACE CLEANING) _

CLEANING. REPAIRING—Victor Furnaces;

Oil Burners, Stokers, Gas Burners,

HALL-NEAL FURNACES. LI-4576 FURNACES (USED) So USED ae Steel FURNACE: 1 used BLOWER. Capitol Automotive Heating __Corp.. 962 Ft. Wayne. 822.

(FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING)

MELVIN KETTELHUT—Upholstering by experienced craftsmen; needlepoint a specialty. LI-8981. IR-9995. (GRADING AND SODDING)

EXCAVATING under houses, used? br

eee Soa: _ crushed stone, cinders; terms. RI-998

~ (GROCERY & MEAT MARKET)

LENTEN FOODS—Bills Market, 1901 Yana des. Quality Groceries. Free Delivery.

bn coset

(HAUL ING)

manure,

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RICH DIRT, top soil, WA

fore crushed stone,

(INSURANCE)

"REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

Certificate Bled with the state responsie Dility departm New low ee Time pavments, RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, 308 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. _RI- 5040,

(MOTOR FREIGHT—TRANSPORT) : MICHIGAN—Indiana Transportation Co. flame LL mgr., 336 W, McCarty.

__. JPAPER CLEANING) PAPER cleaning, wall washing, painting, interior-exterior, work guaranted. GAN= NON. RI~7904. ~~~ ~~. ~~ WALLPAPER cleaning, plaster patching, wal wash: a a work guaranteed. Free TEs SANTINO

PAPER HANGING—‘41 Samples interior. exterior, estimates free guaranteed ERTS C. PAPERHANGING, floor refinishing, paint ing: remodeling. building, new, old specialty. PFEIFER. TA-9716.

Dainting, wor 341.

SERVICE — Paper Lturnished;

reasonable prices. V. H. Mohler, WAe« 3169.

HOME "OWNERS, builders, paper per hanging, stimates: prompt service i

_ Bovaifi TON. BE-4189-W.

(Paper Hanging & Painting)

Paper hanging and Painting. Wanted Est. free. Phone BE-2007-W, (PLUMBING & HEATING

A W. HOLLE plumbing, heating. Repairs ing a specialty. 3827 English. IR-6360,

TR-0917 EE (PRINTING) E vour printer is my highest ambie “RICHARDS.” 12! E. New York 8t, (RENT A NEW TRUCK) "A NEW UCK? Move yourselifl DRIVE IT YOURSELF, INC, 333 BE. South. RI-6177 Lr (RUBBER STAMPS) NAME stamps. 30c. Blvthe Rubbet Samp Co.. 128%2 N. Delaware, RI-6128, (STORM SASH AND a,

BALL & DURBIN. storm sash, doors. Estie Erie. free. Prompt service. 523 Mass,

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(WINDOW 'BLINDS)

VENETIAN BLINDS Window Ihades, iG Te TERSON SHAD FLOOR . Co. 1142 N. Meridian.

Business Opportunities 29

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oultry. _&rocery mark market; cluding two refrigerate meat block, knife, scales, Over 1,000 satisfied cus= Rd

well equipped, show cases, dressing table. tomers doing nice cash business. location. Bargain for cash. IR-34

SMALL GROCERY and meats: two lying

rooms; quick sale; owner, 607 N ma

fle ing station with living Jatters for rent}

_2354_ Station. __CH-1097 Money to Loan 30

No laundry; $3 week.

girl. Bord 3 in fam

work and cooking, $8. TA-9305 or LI0926.

Melodie Moments

fo fut Music Salon

Rouseboat Hannah

Ellen Randolob Woman in White

ex-

OOD position, salary, for capable, LUX

erienced silk and wool spotter. LEANERS, 5301 Wi Ninthrop.

Friendly House Man I Married Pri Against t! Storm

Road. of Life

Community Hall Bill Jones

the Record Boy Greets Gir) Middav_ News

Guildi i

GIRL for light duties mornings, evenings.

WAITRESSES — Experienced, ” ive NEAT colored 306 COOKING, general housework: White “girl,

exchange for room and ard 5611-M. oo. Ate 21-30. _ Brosnan’s Tavern. 1231

| gir] for general ir work.

_ Apply 1 i, 25th after 6 p. m.

23-35; $8. TA-9305 or LI-0926

Lester Huff Checkerboard Meet the Bug Better Vision Matinee Musicale John Seagle Ferde Grofe

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Request Time Request Time

Rhythm Roundup Rhythm Roundup

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Help Wanted—Male

YOUNG MEN WANTED—Ra of the world's largest tree servicing orMust be single and Tree to travel. condition ith 1 Teasonable practical edu-

cation are character fed!

plicatio : Davey a Expert Company,

G M pid expansion anization is steatihg immediate openings or men tween 18 and 26 years of $i n

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~ SMALI LOAN LICENSEES

PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSN.

330 Occidental Bldg. RI. 3587

Borrow $100—Pay Back 19 Payments of $6.11 1 Payment of $5.99 Pay Every 30 Days Loans from $10 to $300 Furniture, Auto, Note and Diamond Loans

clean-cut Americans hy sical

ferences as to red: , Write for employees’

623 City Bank Building, Kent, Ohio

Rhythm Roundup Rhythm Roundup

Deaths—Funaerals 1

r.. sister of Mrs. Mabel Darling. 2s. and

. MAN AND WIFE for coun! Sountsy try home. AY

'OLLECTOR—NATIONAL organization in need of collector with some college and executive ability

INDIANAPOLIS FINANCE CO.

Leh LO SR RETS. 4 re LAs) LOAN

10 W Ohio St Reom 207 Ll 4584

a HONOR LOANS EXCLUSIVELY °

No_Indorsers

Household Finance Corp.

328 Illinois Bldg.. 3d Floor

LOANS

LIBERAL LOAN CO. 183 N. Delaware Furniture

reply g Ren education, previous exrience and phone number. P. O. Box 66, Indianapoil s

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FANSLER—Eizarah, 83 sears, mother of Laura and Lind ey Fansler, pa ‘away Thursday evening. e Brookly nn Christi

neral from Si Siocon aaa | a. evica,

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middle-aged, Dushand fire furnace: wife help ‘elde ola AY a _ exchange for rent; utilities. 1524 Goliege.

BARBER WANTED AT ONCE. ton St.

304 Kresge B