Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1941 — Page 24

Midget auto racer Buddy| Berz

of Lexinglonq@io. disregards the flames pouring from his engine and

pilots his tiny car across the finish line to take fourth position in a Kansas City, Mo, race. He was badly

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Boxing Fans’ Protest Halted By Playing ! National Anthem

CLEVELAND, Sept. 25 (U, |P.).— An irate, howling mob of boxing . fans stormed into the ring at the Cleveland Arena last night to protest against the decision in| favor of Jimmy Reeves of Cleveland in his 10-round fight with Jacob La Motta of New York. An organist helped quiet the riot by playing the “Star Spangled Banner.” La Motta, Italian-Jewish lightheavyweight, smashed Reeves through the ropes and knocked him down five times in the final round. When the decision in favor of Reeves was announced, the fans began to boo and shout, and in short order, had piled into the ring, pushing, yelling and gesturing at the officials. ~ Seyeral fans surrounded boxing

Denson Fights Detroit Pug

A heavyweight tilt slated for 10 rounds will feature the five-bout professional boxing card to be staged at the Armory tonight when Johnny Denson of this city and Lee Oma of Detroit square off in main event action. The opening scrap is scheduled to start promptly at 8:30. The complete program follows: Main Event, 10 Rounds, ; Heavyweights Johnny. Denson, 188, Indianap‘olis, vs. Lee Oma, 200, Detroit, Mich. Semi-Windup, Six Rounds, Featherweigh Jue Yee Kong, 124, Indianapolis, vs. Bud Kelly, 126, Cincinnati, O. Prelim, Six Rounds, Middleweights

Al Sheridan, 160, Indianapolis, vs. Tito Taylor, 158, Chicago, IL.

Prelim, Six Rounds, Lightweights

Robert Simmons, 135, Indianapolis, vs. Red Hutchins, 134, Tampa, Fla. Prelim, Four Rounds, Welterweights Arnold Deer, 146, Indianapolis, vs, Jack Beatty, 147, Cincinnati, O.

AMATEUR FOOTBALL

All members of the Brightwood football squad are to report to Coach Iverson at 7:30 p. m. this avening at the Northeast Commun-

commissioners Tris Speaker and Charley Bethel and started throwing punches. The police were unable to clear the ring or restore order of any sort until the organist swung into the national anthem.

La Motta weighed 167 and Reeves 166. According to the United Press scoresheet,: La Motta had the edge throughout. the fight.

Army Baseballers To Play Semi-Pros

NEW YORK, Sept. 25 (U. P.) — Semi-pro baseball will stage its own World Series next season—between

an industria] champion and an Army champion, President Ray Dumont of the National Semi-Pro Congress announced today. He estimated that 10,000 army teams would be playing next year. The industrial teams will hold their annual tournament in Wichita, Kas, Aug. 14-27 and the state champion army teams will meet in an elimination series tentatively scheduled for Aug. 15-22 in Chicago.

PURVIANCE RITES TO BE TOMORROW

An Indianapolis resident 55 years, Mrs, Nellie Purviance died yesterday in her home, 5610 College Ave, after an illness of several years. She was 79 and wds a native of Madison. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Fred Reif of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. J. W. Tevis of Madison and Mrs. Grace Pohlman of Indianapolis, and four brothers, Charles H., Jerome P., George T. and William T. Cook, all of Indianapolis. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill. A

MISS T. 0. ISENSEE DEAD AT HER HOME

The Rev. Harold Klingel, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Church, will officiate at private funeral services at 10 a. m. tomorrow for Miss Thirza 0. Isensee, who died Tuesday in her home, 2014 N. Temple Ave. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Miss Isensee, who was 81, was the last of 11 children of the Rev. John Isensee, pastor of the Zion Evangelical Church here when the church was built. A member of St. Paul's Church,

:.y Center. Anyone wishing to sign w+» is to report.

she had been an organist there 44 years prior to her illness.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE No games scheduled.

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12 AT BUTLER JOIN JOURNALISM GROUP

Twelve Butler University journalism students have been pledged to Sigma Delta Chi, national journalistic honor society. They are Barton Swope, Mark Mast, Ralph Iula, Tom Markin, Ross Christena, Ray Alsbury, Robert Schalk, Jack Shackelford, Tom Scanlan, Myron Scarborough, Nick Smyrnis and Earl Miller. Patricia McGuire, Indianapolis, a sophomore, has been elected president of the Butler Women’s Athletic Association for the year. Other officers are Menka Guleff, vice president; Kathleen Kouns, secretary, and Marian Sturm, treasurer. Laverne Ostermeyer, Pat George and Jean Stratman have been chosen to head the sports tourna‘ment sponsored by the association.

SERVICES SET FOR RALPH E. JONES, 45

Ralph E. Jones died yesterday in his home, 1407 N. Gale St. He was 45. . . He was a member of the Eighth Christian Church, Scottish Rite, the Irvington Masonic Lodge, the Columbia Club and was an associate member of the Fraternal Order of Police. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Ruth M. Jones; a daughter, Miss Patricia Ann Jones, and two sons, Kenneth Paul and Ralph E. Jones Jr. Services will be held at 2 p. tomorrow in the Royster & oy Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown _ Hill.

SEA CALLS PHILIP WILLKIE NEW YORK, Sept. 25 (U, P.).— The Navy announced today that Philip H. Willkie, son of Wendell L. Willkie, and William MacPhail, son of Larry MacPhail, would be sworn in Monday as apprentice seamen in the United States Naval Reserve.

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DUKE AND DUCHESS ARRIVE IN CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25 (U. P.). '—The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived today for a two-day visit before continuing their trip to the Duke’s Canadiay ranch, They were greeted by the 'nation’s highest, officials and a crowd that shouted “Hi, Wally, Hi, Eddie.” Although their visit is unofficial, a full schedule has-been arranged which will include an informal meeting with President Roosevelt. The Windsors will stay at the British Embassy. A White House luncheon was canceled because of the death of Mrs. Roosevelt’s brother, G. Hall Roosevelt. The State Department said that a luncheon at the White House would be arranged for the Windsors when they return from Canada. The Department addressed the Duke as “His Royal Highness” and his wife as “Duchess.” The Duke at his first press conference said he was ‘absolutely confident” Great Britain would win the war. : Police are preparing for record crowds where the couple make public appearances. It was the first visit to Washington, for either the Duke or the Duchess in many years. The Duke last visited here in 1924, when he was the Prince of Wales. The Duchess’ last

«| visit was in 1933.

The Windsors will be the ranking visitors in Washington.

FIELD TO BE SOLE OWNER OF PAPER

CHICAGO, Sept. 256 (U. P.).— Marshall Field III said today he will be sole owner of the new Chicago morning newspaper which he said “will begin publication just as soon as possible.” He anonunced the. appointment of Silliman Evans, publisher of the Nashville Tennessean, as publisher of the new daily, which has not yet been named. “Our policy will be to get as much news as we can and to get it as straight as possible,” Mr. Field said when asked about the editorial policy of the new paper.

Bedford Farmer Gets U.S. Offer

BEDFORD, Ind. Sept. 25 (U. P,)—In.an “all-out” measure, the Federal Government has agreed to purchase the entire 140-acre farm of Marion Porter, Martin County farmer who has balked efforts to complete the Burns City naval depot by refusing to give up a needed 80-acres of land. A hearing on the case has been set for Oct. 13 at Evansville Federal Court. Since 1938, Mr. Porter has resisted ouster efforts by the Government, contending that the 80 acres needed for the ammunition center was his only profitable farm land. The acreage involved in the three-year-old squabble is needed by the Government to complete fencing of the project.

HERRON ENLARGES

The John Herron. Art School has enlarged its evening schedule in order to meet the increased demand for courses available to those whoare employed in the daytime. The enlarged program calls for classes in painting, drawing, sculpture and commercial art, to be taught from 7 p. m. to 10 p. m. each Tuesday and Thursday. Donald M. Mattison, director of the school, has announced that instructors will be Clifford Jones, teaching figure drawing; Wehr, commercial art; Edmund Brucker, painting, and David Rubins, sculpture. The first semester of 16 weeks begins Tuesday evening at the school, 16th and Pennsylvania Sts., and runs until Jan. 29. The other semester will begin. Feb, 3, and will end May 21. :

TANK PRODUCTION UP LONDON, Sept. 25 (U. P.).—The Ministry of Supply reported today that production during the first three days of “Tanks for Russia” week was 50 per cent above the corresponding period a month ago.

Deaths—Funerals

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BOWERS—Zoe L., daughter of BL Riilian Sor asen sister of ohnson, a, Ohio, Mrs. Ivah Hive of a Pa., passed away Tuesday evening at the residence, 5255 N. Pennsylvania. Service at the Flares & Buchanan Mortuary Friday, 10 a iends invited. Burial Crown Hilly Friends may call at the mortuary.

BREHOB—Chris W., beloved husband of Bertha Brehob, father of Mrs. Helen B. Lawall, Mrs. Richard Pattmann, William H. and Chris D. Brehob, grandfather of Paul K. and William C. wall, assed away Tuesday atierogn neral services will be Es 4 be "Waid Funeral Home, Be at 17th, Frid afternoon, Sept. at 3 o'cloc! terment Crown Hill Cemetery. are welcome, :

CHRISTIAN—Alfred M., age 68, former vice president of International Associaed Railroad Employees, beof Harriett Christian, e

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COBB—Susia Rebecca, age 84 years, oth. er of Mrs. Florence Blakeman, William, Roy, Dave, Lewis, Manford, Thomas and Benedict Cobb, Pie away Wednicsday. Friends may call at residence, 43 wanda St., until Frida; 3 Dota: services and mie oon "Nicholasville, Ky. George W. Usher Service.

CRIGER—Loman Clive, age 41, husband of Ocie Criger, father of Charles and geek, Criger, passed away Wednesday ng. Funeral from Soe home, 19 Dn Ave., Saturda ny, 2 p. 3 Sutial Fortland, Mo. Friends may call a home after 4 p. m. Thursday. Siro Service.

DRISKELL—Manuel Benton, Veloved husband of Rosa Jane, father of Mrs. Leora Earl, Mrs. Ruth Romans, Ward A, Les~ ter B. Driskell Sarah R. Ba auer, Los Angeles, and Martha Rash, Berkeley,

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KEENE—Howard, of 119 S. Belmont, beoved husband of Pearl Keene, father of Mary June, Howard Jr. and Walter Fred Keene, son of Laura Keene, brother of |G abel Schoen, Nellie Fink, you and Dude Keene, passed Monday. Friends may call at his ae Ful o'clock da, ;. Services Friday ET at the .. Beanhlossom Y\oraary, san Ww. Ray. Burial Floral Park Cemeery.

LONGHELT—Lora E., age 50, beloved wife of Harry A, Longhelt, mother of Lucille Sane. au ughter of Emma Nutter, sister rgil and Norman Nutter and Selon Jordan, passed away Tuesday. Fu-

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PURVIANCE — Nellie, beloved mother of Mrs. Fred W. Reif, siste 5. Ww. Tevis, Madison, Ind.; Mrs, i PohlCharles H., Jerome P., George T.

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850 N. Mer al, Sun Mercury distributor

Ask for NE ORORS, Trade-ins.

: (ArT SERVICE) Motors, Downtown DeSoto, Iolo and Aemite Lub. Service " 1133 N. Meridian. 11-65 4 (AUTO SPRING C0.)

INDIANAPOLIS SPR. RING CORPORATION. A obiles, trucks; busses. Quick, deAutomo service. 832 W. Wash. 11-0262.

(BOWLING ALLEYS)

ELA. BOWLING ALLEYS, 959 N. Dr ELAN Ba BE-4443. 12 modern, streamlined alleys. dL

N, FRED INC., 420 TransporTg, RDale. Complete chemical service for industries.

(CIRCULAR LETTERS)

ENT SHOP & CENTUR CER SRY he Cook, P. A. Cook. Bis Century Chas E

RAY NG. 3015 a 10th, Ps ci7

MA-4196. (CLEANING & LAUNDRIES

JIM EATON'S BUD 4 lity Work That Cin Please. woth, TA-3801.

(COAL) Coal Co. FREDRICK ..co.co. MA-T451. (COUNTRY CLUB—CHICKEN DINNERS)

RE COUNTRY CLUB. Caterin oT business meetings. 410

Carson Ave., GA-32 (ELECTRIC APPLIANCES)

odel radios, Iefrigerators, COMLe hTTY ELECTRIC, 4001 Madison. 4-504.

CHANDLER ELECTRIC, 405 E. 30th., WA2144, Westinghouse refrigerators and ranges. Also electric wiring. -

(FUNERAL DIRECTORS)

R. W. STIRLING 1433Frospect

MA-4944. BERT S. GADD FUNERAL HOME 2130 ha MA-6049.

H. HERRMANN. 1505 S MA-8488.

CLEAVER,

GEORGE W. 2313 W. Washington. (FUNERAL HOME) HORTON FUNERAL HOME. WEST NEWTON, INDIANA. (FUR COMPANIES) COATS restyled as low as $19. INDIANA FUR CO. 29 E. Ohio. (FURNITURE BUYER) We pay highest cash prices, furniture, rugs, etc..

"BE-4567.

FUR

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(INSURANCE)

SCHMITT, HERMAN E., Insurance Agenc: 500 Fletcher Trust Bldg. MA-4545. Gens eral lines.

Revoked Drivers’ License IN NCE CERTIFICATES FILED E INS. AGENCY, INC, 312 INDIANA FROST BLDG. RI-5040, (LABOR ORGANIZATIONS) OISTING AND OPFRATING ENGINEERS “20CAL 16. 103k. 1 03B—301 Peoples Bank

BRIDGE, STRUCTURAL & ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKERS LOCAL UNION NO. 22, 423 Transportation Bldg., LI-1816.

(LOANS)

Sacks Bros. Loan Co. cor. Illinois & Ohi RI-5994-5998. Loans on anything Oy

(LIFE INSURANCE) STATE MyTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., . Halgren, gen, t. LL , RE Taigr g agt. 620 circle ; (LUMBER) BUY 2 OL lumber from WRIGHT-BACHe LUMBER CO.. Indi Stock Yards, RI-6000. anspolis Union

Service Wreckin e 320 N. Wes g Oo

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TRANSAMERICAN FREIGHT 3ANSAMERT LINES 2 i

(NURSING HOME) .

Will care for your aged. Myrtle Lee NURSING HOME, 1429 Carrollton,

(OFFICE BUILDINGS)

ODD FELLOW BLDG., Robert Hirtz, build« ine B nar. 11 N. Pennsylvania, Room 1202,

LI-7910

(PRINTERS) LI-4636.

The Watts Press Office, fcty. forms. HENDREN PRINTING OC CO. @85 Century Bldg. (RESTAURANT)

SANDY’'S—‘ ‘Friendliest spot in In - olis. Best food, vanes. entertain. ment. 2206 N. Meridian. WA-043

(REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE)

Elbert L. McDaniel. 50

MA-4933, (SKATING RINKS) SAR ROLLER RINK — “Skatl Nightly.” Book your parties now! 83338 Station, * CH-2220. (SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES)

SALVATON ARMY Men's Social Service Department. RI-6622. “We Help Others Help Themselves.” :

(PAINT COMPANIES) STANDARD ENAMEL & PAINT CORP. 2158 N. Sherman Drive, CH-1441, Whole= sale, Retail. We Deliver! (TAVERNS—FISH) PER'S TAVERN — THE BEST FISH THE NORTHSIDE. 2901 N. Harde ing. WA-007 TREE & TRUCK) =

ers Tire Sop su en eves. No n Sun, -4300. pe

MA-3487.

Tom R 3117 W. Wash. O SRENSIE COMPANIES)

TRANSFER 7.7, LI-9642.

AND SAVE, EC : TRANSIT C. LINCOL Taylor, 1929 3 College, ge, Watoan (WANTED—JUNK CARS)

Tl a Best Prices dor: 166i.

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(GARAGES)

Drive In EARL HIATT Garage, 1618 Blvd. Place. Motor rebuilding, wrecker service. WA-0090.

(GROCERIES & MEAT MARKET)

jy 's Market, Choice Meats TR Prosper. Asin |

(HAULING)

MAN WITH TRUCK

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