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Proud of State EICHTER HEADS FIRST OF A. E. F.

52-Year-Old Gen. Hartle Known as ‘Scrappy’ By Army Friends.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 (U. P.) — A 52-year-old, square-jawed Marylander known in the Army as “Scrappy,” heads the first American Expeditionary Force sent to Europe since World War I. He is Maj. Gen. Russell P. Hartle. The size of Gen. Hartle's force and its ultimate duties have not been revealed, but the big, broadshouldered officer is plenty aggressive, resourceful and able to handle his job after a quarter of a century of soldiering, his colleagues say. They said they do not know how he acquired the nickname “Scrappy" but that it has clung to him throughout his climb from a first lieutenant—a rank he was given

EFFORT LAUDED ::: 1, 1916—until he reached his | present rank of major general in

Nation 6 Months Ahead of ®t 1917, Col. Codd Says; (STATE DAIRY GROUP Addresses Rotary. HOLDS 25TH SESSION

Indiana Manufacturers of Dairy after 18 : ; Products opened their 25th annual now in ‘ meeting today at the Claypool Hotel. | Today was devoted to registra | tion and this evening has been set aside for the Directors’ and Wives’

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Miller Breaks Record, but Butler Bows

Times Special EAST LANSING, Mich, Jan. 27. —Glenn Miller, Butler's big center who swings the ball off the backboards, broke the sophomore scoring record for the Bulldogs last night, but his team lost, 40 to 39, in an overtime tilt with Michigan State. His nine points boosted his year’s total to 130, three better than Bob Dietz's all-year total during the 1038-30 season, and Rutler has seven games to play this season, It was the second successive cvertime game for Butler: they defeated Ball State in an extra period | last Saturday night. Bill Burke, Michigan State guard, {scored one point last night. That i point defeated Butler. | Butler led last night until midway lin the second period hen Joe Joe ae jard, Spartan forward, lof his 17 points for a 33- aie iButler's Glenn Miller sank two free throws to level the score 30 seconds) {before regulation time ended. Without Co-capt. Wib Schu|macher, who was sidelined with an/ injured shoulder, Coach Tony Hin-|

kle sent his “little men,” Bill Hardy | . . : and Jim Deputy to the rescue Ordnance production

| In the overtime, Gerard dropped months of preparation one and Fred Stone s&nk two. full swing in the nation, and Indigi snd or Se with ana is doing a “smack, dash, bang a field goal and free throw apiece N i to tie the score. Then Burke hit | 100 in the armament effort. his charity toss and the Spartans], [8 S088 See Oe Mr trolled th me for the final on y: : ennitroiled tug gaine & : interview today by Lieut. Col. L.

land one-half minutes. Summary: y oi dent Ey Smoker. BUTLER (39). MICH. STATE (0).] = Gand, Etarutive yn SIy hel Opening business sessions will be rg Fr pr the Army Ordnance Association and yo ,orrow in the Riley Room and

| editor of its Journal. [1042 officers will be elected. “Know The ordnance expert came to In-| Your Costs,” a talk by Fred Preston dianapolis today to inspect army of Columbus, O., will follow the welordnance Plants in the State and come speech of Mayor Reginald private industries producing arma- Sullivan. | ment Serial B the a He oy The anniversary banquet will be a ie sn is. es held tomorrow followed by enter- . : > "| tainment and dancing. The general

Far Ahead of 1917 {session will be held Thursday and “I was here in Indiana two years the convention will adjourn follow-

ago when ordnance was still in he ing a Iuhgneon. planning stage,” he said. “Now t rr

pein, i fv pu: STICKER PROTESTED : BY DEPUTY CORONER

Col. Codd said that because ordDr. Hubert L. Collins, & deputy

nance production which includes, armament from pistols to tanks, ex-| plosives and shells. was planned in| Coroner, is preparing to contest the the early '20s under the industrial right of police to put a traffic stickmobilization plan, the nation is siX er on his car while on an emergency months ahead of its First World duty, especially when he is called

War effort. ; i : out on a case by police officers Plants Shifted West themselves.

Col. Codd said that future ord-! pr Collins went to investigate a nance plant locations probably saath in the 300 block, East Washe| would be made west of Indiana and i dav and had. strung out between the Mississippi n8ton St, yesterday and had to River and the Rockies. park in a restricted zone. When he As far as he knew. Col. Codd said | pri out there was a sticker on his

id he didn't like it. the Army did not plan any addi. ®®f n° tional ordnance plants in Indiana. He went directly to Police Chief

Morrissey who said he was powerlless to “fix” it and suggested that JOSEPH Ww. MINER, RETIRED, DIES AT 75

{he either contest it in court or appeal to the Safety Board for an exemption. Joseph W. Miner, a regired plumb- | Aft hi sack of § jer, died today at his home, 1723 er a crushing setback of for- 2 feiting eight of their victories, the Fletcher Ave, after an illness of

Dr. Collins hadn't decided just what he would do but said he would fight it. ers, and ranking and five wins and two Bears fought back to overcome |SiX months. losses. | Washington as the “semi-final” in Mr. Miner, who was 75. was born pe | Illinois stays in first place with south-State, and then downed/in Jefferson County, Indiana, and !ndianapolis_ Times, Tuesday, Jan. , 1942 six wins and no losses. The Illini Mann for state-wide recognition. lived for & time in North Madison, |BRUNSON. Eimer, entered into rest. re

have nine games left to lay, meet- day. age 66 years. Brother of Charles B Pin Medal on Arthur | He moved here 10 years ago. He |

> Brunson. Services Wednesday, 7 p. m. a large gu whom they beat be } Harry W. Moore's Peace Chapel. sh outa | Set urday, Feb. 16 at Minneapolis! Central can pin its shiniest medal ¥as a member of the Baptist |

at Cremation. Please omit flowers. who rarely makes & good) Minnesota has only seven games|cn Arthur Duggins, a young sub- | Church. CARNEY—Ruth, beloved daughter of ¢ h ic Vp Si «tree | 16ft. Purdue gets another whack at| [stitute who snatched two games| Survivors are three and Emma J. sister of Betty A. Rose: . [them Feb. 14 up there, and finishes| from the lost column to carry the L.. Joseph Jr. and William;

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WHITE Margaret Morris, age 30, beloved | wife of Dr. Harvey E. White, mother of little Virginia Ann White, daughter of Mrs. Ernest Hadley, sister of Mrs. Robert Crowe, Mrs. Marvin Stewart “ut Robert Morris, passed away Monday at Columbia, 8. C. Funeral at the mother's | home, 831 N. Campbell, Thursday, Jan. 39, 32 m. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the residence after 2 p. m. Wednesday. Shirley Service.

YOUNG-—Lillian, beloved wife of Charles, daughter of Clara Tribue, sister of Ruth Pickens, Gladys Sharp, Merle Chandler, passed away Monday. Services Thursdav. 2 p. m., at Eleventh Street Church, Bloomington, Ind. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may cal! at the W, D Beanblossom Mortuary until 12 o'clock Thursday.

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is In Memoriams KIEFER —In loving remembrance of our beloved mother, ANNA CAHILL KIEFER three vears

Xo passed away ago Jan. There was none better. —John and Bob.

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Central Leads State Schools

By UNITED PRESS Evansville Central's Bears today

perched on the pinnacle of high school basketball ratings, after staging the final clincher last night to a premeditated, determined, blue-

printed climb that worked out to specifications. The Bears made their decisive ‘step in the process by sinking Horace Mann of Gary, 27-25, in a shoot-the-works contest that only Hoosier teams could have sired. Mark Wakefield and his lads! named their poison from the start. They sighted a chance to grab state honors and took it, scheduling Horace Mann in advance and banking on the cards to set up last night's contest as the playoff for state leadership.

Umpire—

Capt. Andy Zimmer (No. 7) and Ray Antle of Michigan (Neo. 20) Jockey for the rebound as the Hoosiers smothered the Wolverines at Bloomington last night. Zimmer hit for six buckets in six shots and made both his free throws for a perfect evening.

The Old Ballyhoo, Evil Eye Finkle Hexes Bob Pastor

By JACK CUDDY United Press Staff Correspondent 27 —Friday night's 10-round fight between Light Lesnevich and Bob Pastor is getting

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o and pulled an impending loss out of 2 the scrap heap by clicking on three

quick ones. The Central victory was set up by Leonard Greenburg, a regular forward who swished the net with a pivot shot to deadlock the game with 20 seconds to go, thereby paving the way to Duggins’ spectacular

fielder. Mann had led all the way.

SEEK TO ELIMINATE SOUTH SIDE DUMPS

Elimination of the South Side] city dumps will be asked by the

grandchildren, and one great- -grand- | child. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday in the G. H.| Herrmann Funeral Home with burial in North Madison.

0.K!'s 12 BILLION FOR ARMY WASHINGTON. Jan. 27 (U. P) — The Senate Appropriations Committee today approved the $12.555.872,444 Army Air Corps supply bill, carrying funds for 33,000 airplanes. The measure includes $30,000,000 appropriation for Douglas Dam in the Tennessee Valley System. To relieve

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home in Greenwood, Tuesday, Jan. 27th, Service Thursday, 2 p. m,, Jan. 29th, at the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home in Greenwood. Friends invited. Funeral Greenwood Cemetery. (North Vernon papers please coprl.

GORDON—Mrs. Inez E, of 320 N. Penn. St. passed away Sunday evening. Serve ice at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Metamora, Ind. Friends may call at the mortuary.

HAMPTON—William W,. age 86. beloved husband of Imogen, and father of Wells, assed Panay Tuesday morning at his ome, 2035 N. Meridian St. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Thursday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial

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HOWE — John Clark, husband of Atma Howe (nee Utz), brother of Lawrence B. of Cal.; Mrs. Clara A. Cogsdill, Mrs. Helen Dilenbeck of Genesco, passed away at Cleveland, O. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p. m., Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1902 N. Meridian. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friéhds may call at the mortuary after 10 a. m. Wednesday.

MEHMERT—Theodore B., beloved husband of Rachel, brother of Mrs. K. Summe, Mrs, L. Bacon of Mt. Healthy, O.; Mrs, A. Brandewiede, Mrs. E. Kaiser of Cincinnati, O., and Joseph Mehmert of New Burlington, O., passed

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Away Sunday. Services Wednesday, 10 at his home, 1253 Kentucky Ave. Burial South Park Cemetery, Martinsville, Ind. Friends may call at the residence any time. (Martinsville, Ind., and Cincinnati, O., papers please copy.! Beanblossom Service.

MELSON—Rozetta Belle Talley. age 29 1714 Hall Place, wife of Paul Ison daughter of Mrs. Della Gladys Worland, stepdaughter of Roy Worland; half-sister gt Betty Foster, passed away Tuesday ends may call at the Dorsey Funeral Home, 3925 E. New York. Fural 2 p. m. Thursday. 8ist St. Chureh, Riel and Annette Sts. lie in state from 1 to 2 o'clock at the church. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery.

MORRIS—Maggie B. (nee Leibhart), 626 Prospect St, widow of the late William H. Morris, mother of Harry B. and ris, passed away Sunday, Services Wednesp. m, at Bert 8. Gadd. Funeral Home, Churchman Ave. and Prospect. Friends are welcome. InterCrown Hill. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. Knightstown (Ind.) papers please copy.l

PULLIAM Ber, age 57, of 1133 Oliver ve,, husband of Mrs. Bertha Pulliam, of Mrs. Thelma Martindale Donald Pulliam, Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Anna Money, Frank Strawder, prot r of Oscar, Irvin, Noah Pulliam nny Mitchel and Mrs. Ethel Spillman, passcd away Monday. Funeral! Thursday, 2

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REHLING—Elizabeth Si widow of Charles 0 th . Effie M. Baker, Edna A Sink, Albert and Charles Rehling, Sit Anna B. Cassidy, . Crawtordsvlile, Mrs, Clara s, Mt. Carmel, lil, departed this life age 92. Funera Nednesday Jan. 2ith, at residence, 1033 N. Oakland 2p Burial Crown Ahi. Friends invited. P Moore & Kirk Service.

ROYSTER—Aaron R. (Rack), age 97 years passed WEY Tuesday morning. Funera A . m, at Royster and Askin

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