Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1941 — Page 32

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: Both are junior heavyweights. ‘When

Two former Indianapolis high school stars who will probably see action for Purdue in their cpening _ game tomorrow against Vanderbilt are Marion (Red) Carter (left) and Kenneth Smock. Carter starred at i Park. while Smock was a Shortridge backfield ace. T he game will start at 3 p. m. (Central Daylight Time.)

2 =» =

Purdue Slowed

By Injuries

" Probable lineups: 5 VANDERBILT

‘PUBLIC NUISANCE’ CASE IS RECESSED

Marion County’s first trial of a public nuisance case involving the operation of a tavern was recessed until Oct. 11 in Criminal Court

today. : The recess was decided at the

=i suggestion of Special Judge Floyd

** Broadcasts - — Ww BAA, Purdue; ‘WOWo, Ft. Wayne; WISH, Indian‘apolis; WIBC, Indiapapelis; WBOW, Herre Haute. Time—2 p. m, (C. S. ™. Lafayette,

Place—

Times Special 7 LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 26.—A Sather unimpressive showing against the freshmen in the annual preseason tussle coupled with another Joss from an already depleted back-

field roster, has complicated the Problem of the Purdue coaching staff in attempting to prepare the Boilermaker eleven for the intersec-

* tional opener with Vanderbilt's well-

conditioned crew here tomorrow. «. Loss of Bill Buffington, No. 1 understudy to John Petty at fulback, gue to a back injury, marks the third erasure from a pre-season fullback roster that originally included three major [Jettermen and one or letterman. = In addition [to Buffington’s loss, #1al Schumacher and Frank Fijala failed to return to school, and now the Purdue coaches find themselves facing the first game with Petty the lone fullback of competitive experience instead of having the fourSome that had been anticipated. ompitte necessitated by the fullback s as well as the failure of Paul “Anderson and “Shien Brock, letterhalfbac to enroll this fall, have likewise | created problems at the other backfield positions.

Starr lanks Chicago Cubs

y UNITED PRESS : =e "Activity Be the National League

- Hropped off sharply today following

. &he clinching of the 1841 pennant

ky the Brooklyn Dodgers. +. Only game scheduled in the senior jéague sent Pitcher Johnny Vander Meer of the Reds against Ed Brandt of the Pirates, The American League had a full program with a Washington at New York double-header fopping the bill. # : Ray Starr, 34-year-old Cincinnati importation from Indianapolis, where “be led the American Association in hutouts, hurled his second straight hiutout for Cincinnati, 6-0 over the Cubs. He held Chicago to two hits and ran his| string of scoreless inaings to 20. Bob Carpenter pitched the Giants to a 3-2 victory over the ~ Phils. No American League games were played.

~ Seeking No. 9

+: Steve Brody who has captured gight verdicts without an upset in the same number of visits to Inpolis, will go to the mat against his strongest rival when he faces Sergeant Bob Kenaston in the Ry Wrestling ring next Tuesday

gH Aston, a skilled performer

om. Chicago who gave Brody a

close call Se as as!

a meeting two weeks for the return match ye for two falls out of is from Holyoke, Mass.

Ee grappling gladiators two weeks ago, the bell ended a uled 30-minute tussle and no had been registered. Both to continue another 15 minutes. Brody came through with a Agile upset in the extra time.

TUG DISABLED IN LAKE \' GLEVELAND, Sept. 26 (U. P.).— The Coast Guard 3 Soday sent the cutTahoma to the assistance of the Chancellor, owned by the Spen-$on-Bush 0il.Co. of New York City, the tug, with two barges in , radioed that she was disabled = needed assistance.

Burns who told both the defense and the prosecution that he wanted to receive additional arguments in h| the case. The defendant is Thomas Giroff, owner of a tavern in the 1500 block N. Senate Ave. He is being tried on an indictment charging him with maintaining a nuisance and selling liquor on Sunday.

FEDER, NAZI PARTY CO-FOUNDER, DEAD

BERLIN, Sept. 26 (U. P.).—Gottfried Feder, 58, a co-founder of the Nazi Party and one of Hitler’s original “brain trusters,” died yesterday at his home in Upper Bavaria after a long illness, the official DNB agency reported from Munich today. Feder greatly influenced Hitler's conception of finance and formerly served as Secretary of State in the Economics Ministry, Reich Commissar for settlement projects and as a member of the Reichstag. In 1936 he retired from public life except for a post as professor of construction projects in the Berlin Technical College. Feder, professionally a construction engineer, gained fame and influence in Germany with his treatise, “Manifest on the Breaking of Interest Bondage.”

RITES IN WHITE HOUSE FOR HALL ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 (U. P.). —Funeral services will be held this afternoon in the East Room of the White House for G. Hall Roosevelt,

the only brother of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Hall Roosevelt, 51-year-old war veteran and engineer, died yesterday of a chronic liver disease. The services at 3 p. m. will be conducted by Capt. J. C. W. Linsley, chaplain-at the Ft. Myer, Va., Army post, while on leave of absence as vicar of All Saints Episcopal Cathedral, Indianapolis. Only immediate members of the family will attend.

FDR ENCOURAGED BY LEGION ACTION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 (U. P.). —President Roosevelt declared today that he was “very much heartened and encouraged” by the American Legion's decision to support his international policies. He converted his thanks personally to the new Legion commander, Lynn U. Stambaugh of Fargo, N. D., who called at the White House today to inform the President of the supporting resolutions adopted by the Legion’s national convention at Milwaukee.

NOW THE HURRICANE HAS REACHED CANADA

TORONTO, Ontario, Sept. 26 (U. P.) —The same storm that destroyed millions of dollars worth of property in Texas and Louisiana earlier in the week left a trail of damage, death and fire in Ontario today. Three persons were killed, many were injured, and buildings, telephone, telegraph and power lines, trees and boats were mauled.

TAYLOR IN ENGLAND LONDON, Sept. 26 (U. P.).— Myron C. Taylor, President Roosevelt’s personal envoy to the Vatican, arrived at a West England airport today after a flight from Lisbon. Mr. Taylor came to England unexpectedly since it was believed he would proceed direct to New York from Lisbon after his recent Vatica® City conferences “with Pope Pius XII.

UNION ORDERS ‘ISM’ PURGE « ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Sept. 26 . P.).—The Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (C. I. O.) today ordered that all members who advocate Nagiism, Communism or Fascism be evicted from its ranks. A resolution providing such action was passed at yesterday's sessions of the union’s

h annual souveusion,

IRVINGTON 0. E. 3. UNIT WILL BE HOST

Twenty officers of the Order of Eastern Star in and around Indianapolis will be guests at a meeting of Irvington Chapter, 364, at

8 p. m. Monday in the Irvington Masonic Temple, 5515 E. Washington St. An initiation and friend’s night will be held. Mrs. Nelle M. Polk, worthy matron, and Ralph Guthrie, worthy patron, will preside. The guests, their office and chapter, are Alma Spencer, worthy matron of Southport; Ivan L. Foley, worthy patron of Cumberland; Pauline Barco, associate matron of Lawrence; Arthur McCormick, associate patron of North Park; Berniece Davis, secretary of Speedway; Stella Muckensturm, treasurer of Lynhurst; Charlotte Hodson, conductress of Brightwood. Jenny Moreillon, associate conductress of Daylight; Edna Ross, chaplain of Broad Ripple; Grace Smith, marshal of Beech Grove; Golde F. Albrecht, organist of Queen Esther; Lucile Hall, Adah of Golden Rule; Edith Seibert, Ruth of West Newton; Lois Clark, Esther of Acton; Marie Louise Roetter, Martha of New ' Augusta; Ethel Ginsberg, Electa of Queen Esther; Norma Estridge, warder of Millersville; Leng Keller, sentinel of Englewood; Herman Corbin, stereopticon of Englewood, and Mary Beth, prompter of ‘Daylight. Miss Roselynd Allen will present gifts to the guests.

REMOVE GREW OF BEAGHED FREIGHTER

BLOCK ISLAND, R. I, Sept. 26 (U. P.) —Coast Guards removed the 4l-man crew from the 3000-ton freighter Essex today a few hours after she was beached on Southeast Light Shoals when battering seas threatened to sink Her. “It looks as though she’s going to stay there,” said Coast Guards who previously had reported an attempt would be made by salvagers to float the Essex. The crew of the Essex first refused to abandon their 51-year-old ship, which had 30 feet of water in her engine rooms when the Coast Guard cutter Argo reached the scene. When the half-century old freighter radioed an S-O-S she reported she was filling rapidly with water. She was beached a short time later. The ship was loaded with 600 tons of cork and 500 tons of sand ballast.

NO TRACE FOUND OF SINKING STEAMER

SAN JUAN, P. R,, Sept. 26 (U. Py). —Hope waned today for the little steamship Libby Maine, which had radioed it was sinking in a raging hurricane in the Caribbean with a crew of about 20 men. The naval radio station here received a message last night from the destroyer Roper, which reported having searched all day without finding a trace of the ship. Two navy planes and the coast guard cutter Unalga also were searching. The Libby Maine radioed for immediate aid about noon yesterday, and gave its location as 150 miles north of the Gulf of Venezuela,

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‘Indianapolis Times, Friday, Sept. 26, 1941

DRISKELL—Manuel Penton, beloved husband of Rosa Jane, father of Mrs. Leora Ruth Romans, Nard A., Les- . Los Anavi Cal., aeparted this life Weanesday, age 79. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 27, at 10 a. m,, at Moore & Kirk Irvington Mortuary, 5342 kK. Washington, Burial Crown Hil Cemetery at Ridge Farm, lil. Friends invited.

FORD—Ethel, wife of Alexander Ford, mother of Lillian, Alexander, Thomas Ford, sister of Cora Kohl, Rose Stephenreeves, Cieveland; Edna lo, .» and Horace away at her home, 1139 Jervices Saturday, 10 a. Wilson Funeral Home, ®i230| © Friends invited, Burial

Prospect St. New Crown.

KENDALL—Robert, age 59, beloved husand of Merle Kendall, father of Stanle Kenqall, of lard Kendall, Seymou Ind., AB of Robe Stanley Tkendail, passed away on er Funeral Mondsds 1:30 p. m., at the late residence, s Washington St. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the residence after 11 a. m. Saturday. Shirley Service.

entered

into rest

Services Saturda dence, 429 Spenc Hill Cemetery. Friends ma residence. Harry W. Chapel in charge.

McGINNIS — Charles -E., age 68, 1960 N. Dearborn, beloved husband of Caruls

£., passe away Services Monday p. m., at Tattle & Sons Funeral Home, 1916 N. Meridian. Burial Crown Friends may call

after 3 p. m. LL

MILLER—Zelma, age 59, wife of Harry V. f Mrs. Walter Smith, a and Mrs. - Ott Dykes, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. m., at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Tlinois at 10th St. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel. [Milford and Dayton (O.) papers please copy.]

THOMAS—Herbert David, age 8 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Thomas died Sept. 26, grandson of Mr. rs. Lester Dean and Mrs. Catherine Thomas, great-grandson of Mrs. Harriet Wesp. Services "at home, 106th St. and College Ave. . p. m. . T.), Saturday. Friends may call at residence.

‘Burial Crown call at the oore Peace

Card of Thanks 2

CARTER—Mr. and Mrs. James P. Carter and family wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for their sympathy

beloved daughter, FL Marie. Also the officers and ery loyees of -the Indiana National Bank, the State Auto Insurance ink Belt Co., the singers, Mrs. Cotte Tomli inson, Mrs. Mary enshorne, Rev. E. E. Ballard and Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel.

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FRIDAY, SEPT. %, 1941

Merchandise for Sale 34

NEW SURPLUS OUTLET STORE.

1127 Shelby St. The Poor Man’s Friend Be:caiise Everything Is a Bargain

Men’s Not New Suits

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FOOD-FOR-BRITAIN PLANS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, Sept. 26 (U. P.).— Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard revealed today that the Government expects to provide at

least one-fourth of the food Britain

will consume in the next 12 months. He said food shipments primarily will consist of protein products, such as powdered, evaporated and condensed milk, cheese, dried eggs, beef and veal and poultry. They|acar will be supplied from increased production schedules the Agriculture Department has set as a goal for 1942,

Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Friday, Sept. 26, 1941

CRIGER—Loman Clive, age 41 years, husband of Ocie Criger, Jather ot Charles 2nd Jack Grigor passed. a Wednesning. eral at the Silisrae Ave., Saturday. 2p. Fordland, Mo. nds ‘may call at ha home. Shirley Da

HAINES—John Mortis. Jaoud away Thursday afternoon, Se Funeral services at the Tolaenon, on Fa W.| MID] 86th St. turday, 2:30 p. m. P.

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(WINDOW SHADES) . PATTERSON Yaa N .

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KEITH SHADE i

1350 N ILLINOIS. RI-1581

MAYTAG WASHER — Square alum. tub, new rolls. Guaranteed. $1 Week. $39. 95 BLOCK'S, 11th & Meridian, * Open Eves.

Be Prepared—Be Smart—Buy Now—Good Coal Will Be Higher Indiana, ¢m. fkd., 6x3, No. 5.....4.85.50

Glendora, 6-in. lump, Ind..co..e..4.86.50 ° Blue Belle, W. Va., 5x3 fkd., "No. 5..$7.00

5 Blue Belle, W. Va., big Ip., fkd. No. 5 $7.50

Pioneer Isl. Crk., big 1p., fkd., W, Va..$8.00 Olga Pocahontas, 6-in. lump. ALL . COAL GUARANTEED

Yard Screenings ... renin Fire Glow, No. 5, 8x4. . W. Virginia Winifrede, "5x3. oe W. Virginia, No. 5, big lump. versesss81.50 Island Creek, W. Va., 5x3..... oo Island Creek, W. Va., large lump.. Genuine Pioneer Island Creek, lump, .$8. 00 Red Parrot, W. Va., lump............$8.00 Genuine Pocahontas, mine’ Tun. 1.81. 15 Pocahontas, big lump.. ave ~353 13

by GOAL Gi-2468 ; S75

70-Hr. Coal, W, Va. No. 5 6” Ip,

FANSLER COAL CO. -

MA-8381.

Coal o on

MA-8381, ‘

9-12 rug, $12.75; 9x12 felt base, $3.95; new fine innerspring mattress, coil springs, $24.50 com worth $io. $2.50 wk. Save, 148 E. 23d. Till 9 p. m.

THOR WASHER—Fine condition. Large wringer. Guaranteed. $1 Week. $34.95 BLOCK'S, 11th & Meridian. Open Eves.

Ye-mNen i LECTRIC DRILL; ballbearing; new; 5 MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE 3525 E. EC. GAS RANGE—-Large oven, cator, preowned. $1 Week. : ..cccourvasssnseae BLOCK’S, 11th & Meridian. SCALES, grinder, ilicer and

TRIC refrigerator, shelving, counters, _etc. Make offer. 331 S. Emerson. BL-1530,

FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR—AIl porce-

alum, Lays, guar- $69.9 5

$1 W BLOCK'S, 11th = ‘Meridian. * Open Eves.

PAINT Jeticnally adv. §1,25 Gal.

Farm & House Supply, 1325 Kentucky

SWEEPERS—Hoover and Royal, factory rebuilt and guar, $19.95

HINE CO. IR-1151. oven indi-

Business Opportunities : 29

ROOMING HOUSE, North; well furnished, yen arranged, newly dec. throughout. iM onday. Terms. Acro es, a

ROOMING HOUSE — 8 rooms, modes. * §ompletely furnished; all rented.

LUNCH ROOM with living

arters; real buy; terms. Acro Sales.

-3312.

Swaps 31

Will Pay Best Price

For Junk Cars LI- 1661

Evinrude ioc: isin ‘sects Lid sents sions

Stoves, Stoves, |

BLOCKS. 11th & Meridian. Open Eves,

TERMITES Elly Killed

with TERMI-TOX LURIE CO., 132 8. Penn. LI-3793

STUDIO COUCH, jinis io back and arms, $17.50. 1712 N. dian, Apt. 3, Meridian, till 10 p :

heater, good condition. 967 N. Ewing be- , m.

tween 5-7 p USED STOKER, with sonirols, TR gino, C. E. 8. Delaw Ru Te; cannot be told from brand € new; $1275. 2310 N. Meridian. Com iste ERE Th for ively =r, apt.

— kinds, $3 up. 210 Blake.

sod_condition, Somplete Griener Co., 43

$19.50 wi

Open Eves. | wy,

CIRCULATING Boater Snr kerosene |

QUALITY COAL— POPULAR PRICES

Washington Coal Co.

MA-%301, MA-7302.

SEASONED CORD woop AND KINDLING Brazil Block, 8”, dp. V. ¢in. fkd. Ind. $6.25 Amber Jacket, 2x8, cin. Tkd., No. ¢ Ina. 22 W. visita, § 5 i; "a pe. cin. Tod 1 $3 n % . . a. Ne. 5 bik, 6” Ig. Ip cin fhe. 8 Isl. Jo w ol Isl. C Va.

Ra cin, tkd.......$7.25 Iz. fy. din. pid 83 en Pocahontas So 3, ip.. Va. Nut

BLUFF ROAD COAL, Ri-8663

GOLDEN 1 Has 6 6x4, Ind., No. 5, {kd $5.50' West Vir, The vie in 5 cin. fkd...... .

Tip Top Ig. 6” lump cln. fkd. No. 5 1.50 Olga Pocahontas $8.76

Freavisk Bool Su Go, er MATAG Meridian Coal Co. L237 L16237

GUARANTEED Satisfaction—Priced Right Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Co. MA-5353 : MA-5353 W. Virginia Ig. 6-in, 1p., seam No. 5, $7.50

Anchor Goal Co. Ri-3303

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