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A Big Frame Collapses

Prt. Jee Louis (above)

ing crown for the 21st time last night at the Garden.

SAN

defended successfully his — hox-

Here he is shown

gending Abe Simon to the canvas in the second round. Louis kayoed

Ample Abe in the sixth.

A Different Louis Kayoed an Over-Stuffed ‘Boris Karloff’

{Continued from Page 10)

canvas

tn C =

} Int Ir'goY He gave the gian tering in the cecond drove Big Abe 3 knees by the ropes, but the bell rang ending the round at the count of came out f third

grin tert session

tT 8a fic bat-

tn hi

fan four

Aare

and began |

roughing it, bu Joe with head and hitting g low Referee Joseph penalized Simo: for low blows, although he hadn't won it anyway But Simon did win the fou plumping his wagon-tongue left jab) nto the champions puzzled face | again and again and aising lump over the EHampians s right e that had been slightly blackened i training. Joes co- -manager Jo

Black was so perturbed by Sin

| cou the counted out for the first time. eye 5 was no go. Promoter Mike Jacobs announced gdeau, Mo, and one grandchild. nha S| Of this the army emergency relief |

Angered, Louis tore after Big Abe in the fifth and battered the giant

from ing him,

and | Abe's own corner at the close. ang when | reached Abe him out for the sixth.

bell r

Simon 411 over the ring, bringing blood 11s nose and mouth and floor- |at his home, 1309 Union st. He was

in a sitting position, in The the count had

six. Abe's handlers sent

Louis was on the groggy giant

hooks

aver,

his/like a tiger, and a barrage of head morrow at the Aaron-Ruben funeral

the ropes and |

{pulled himself up, virtually regain-

th— jing his feet at the 10-count.

| wanted ldn't

the

Abe to fight some more— believe he had been!

gross gate was $132430

mistreatment of the Mog in| | is expected to get about $65.000, in-

this round the referee Black to still.

stay in his corner and keep|

Bowling Scores

Last night Ralph Mullinix

leading bowlers:

Classie 3

Larry Fox, Classic 85 Paul Cave, Classic 681 Stanley Turley, Public Service a Argus, Classic . . Lee Carmin, Classic “ie os Brill Kriner, Washington .... 610 Maurice Hawkins, i-Up 639 | Guy Dillman, Washington .. 838 Glen Gullett, Washington . 634 Johnson, Classic 634 Bill Faust Jr., Real Estate 633 Bill Brinkworth, Link Rell 832 Ernie Veelz, Classic 631 Harry Wheeler, Classic qeeeeeesed | Feonnie Sayder, Real! Estate 629 Fonnie Snyder, Classic . ....... oon 623 Paul Kramer. Construction 621 Leo ARearn, Classic... .......cociiennn 633 Rass Perin, Washington... ooo 82 Lea Beck, St. Joan of Are vous G83 Dan Keller, Allison High Flvers..... 620 Allen. Allison High Flrers 620 Fred Herther, Classic 618 Ray Jones, Washington ....... 0000 6816 Bert Bruder, Classic . ... ....ceeeen als Shieck. Allison High Fiyers ........ RR Wally Morrman, Central . ......... 613 Tom Seimier, Hillerest ‘ebb 613 Charles Mabin, Cathedral .“o 812 Jack Hunt, National .“ 810 Bud Schoch, Classic B08 Charles Tray, Classic 608 John Mencin, Classic BO3 Paul Stemm, Classic . 803 Ralph Arbaugh Classie . aM Jim Inasy, Allison A © ; . 603 George Simmetman, National Ll] Rar Cadick, Insurance a1 Joe Fulton, Classic at John Blue, Washington. .... oon LADIES Porothr Rerkiopes, Kernel Optical 639

Bertha Urbancic, Amy MeDaniels

Kernel Optical Kernel Optical

{ cision

that he complained cluding Louis’ Referee Joseph warned receive about $13,000 for his beating. | died vesterday., will be held at 2

Louis entrains today for Chicago|p m. Monday at the Jordan funeral sit Blackburn, after which he|home,

will go to his home town, Detroit, will be at Washington Park.

to vi

where he

He Pa report to Camp Upton, for the Grevhound Lines, Inc, lived , by April 8. He will pt fight at 1635 Roosevelt ave. ie until he makes his fense of his title against Billy Conn | rennie Waddell:

purse. Simon will

is building a bowling alley.

22d de-

of the army in June.

Villis lis McCoy Los Loses

Te Cl

ifford Goodwin

Willis McCoy, 1942 Golden Gloves novice featherweight champion this

year,

Goodwin Rhodius.

Other feated

last

results Cecil Herrman Charjes defeated George

dropped a three-round de- | Clifford | in an amateur show at]

night to

McKinney deheavyweights: David.

were: Al Robinson

son, 160 pounds: Rudy Snyder defeated Bill Henry. 173 pounds; Pet Kelly and Ted Haves, draw, !18 pounds: Casey Jones defeated Delbert Klein, 112 pounds; George VanStand defeated Bd Foster, midget class: James Eckle and John Foster, draw, midget class; Junjor Greathouse defeated Niles Cantor, midget class, and Harold Eckle defeated Jack Cantor, midget class

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BASEBALL

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Service Teams LANSING. Mich, March

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COUNTY GARAGE CHIEF 1S DEAD

Was War Veteran, Active In Local G. 0. P.

William Henry Clements, superintendent of the Marion county garage, 222 EB Maryland st, died yesterday. He was 50. Mr. Clements who was appointed garage superintendent last January was widely known among drivers and mechanics who participated in the Speedway events during 1927 and 1928. He was a Republican Wayne township precinct committeeman, a member of Wayne post 64, American Legion, and the Bridgeport Masonic lodge 182. Mr. Clements lived at 1414 Glen Arm road. Survivors are his wife, Edna; a daughter, Miss Frances Clements; his mother, Mrs. Lillie Clements; four brothers, Leo, Ralph, Cecil all of Indianapolis and Walter of Michigan City, and one sister, Mrs. Nora Frazier, Lafayette.

‘Mrs. John P. McDermott

Mrs. John P. McDermott, a member of St. Catherine's Catholic ‘church, died yesterday at St. Vin[cents hospital. Mrs. McDermott was 75 and lived at 1315 Kelly st. | Services will be at 8:30 a. m. Monday at the Blackwell funeral home and at 9 a. m. at St. Catherine's church, Burial will be at Holy Cross. Survivors are her husband, John; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Staudt and Mrs. Mary Click: two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Callahan and Mrs. Bllen Killilea, and three grandchildren.

Harry Gross

Harry Gross, native of Russia and naturalized citizen, died yesterday

155 and had lived here for 40 years. Mr. Gross was a member of the | United Hebrew Congregation, Zion llodge, B'nai B'rith and the Zionist organization. Services will be at 10 a. m. to-

dropped him in sections in home. Burial will be at the United h the round | mid-ring on his back. crawled to

{Hebrew cemetery. Services will be conducted by Rabbi Samuel] Fox and Cantor Abraham Lagar, Survivors are his wife, Rose; two song, Louis of Memphis and Morton of Indianapolis; two daughters, Miss [Lillian Gross of Indianapolis and], | Mrs. Sally Bramson of Cape Girar-

Horace Waddell

Services for Horace Waddell, who

1550 Brookside ave. Burial

Mr. Waddell who was a driver,

Survivors are his mother, Mrs. two sisters, Mrs Hansford Daniel of Indianapolis and Mrs, Robert VeHorn of Franklin, ant two brothers, Theran of Indianfapolis and Herman of West Vir[ginia.

HARRIETT JARDE DIES; RESIDENT 60 YEARS

Mrs. Harriett Jarde, an Indianapolis resident 60 years, died yesterday after a short illness. She was T0. Mrs. Jarde, who lived at 349 E Norwood st, spent her life in that vicinity. She was a member of the Morris Street Methodist church. Survivors are her husband, Frank; one sister, Mrs. Ary Bethurem, and a brother, J. H. Beswick, all of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Monday in the G. H. Herrmann funeral home, with burial in Crown Hill,

IDENTIFICATION OBLITERATED OROVILLE, Cal. (U. P)—-This city's famous 20-foot concrete “O" on Table Mountain has been ordered obliterated as being too good a tip-off for possible enemy air

‘William Henry Clements

Stanley I. Norton, assistant scout executive, today was named boy scout camp director for the 1042 season. C. Otto Janus, chairman of the council camping committee, announced the first camp will be held June 15 to 27 inclusive. The second camp will be July 6 to 18; the third is for only one week and has been set as July 20 to 25; and the fourth will be July 27 to Aug. 8. Negro scouts will use the camp from Aug. 10 to 18, and the final period will be from Aug. 17 to 29. The food supplies for Camp Chank-tun-un-gi have been obtained and due to the increase in food prices it was necessary to raise the camp fees 50 cents a week over 1041, Camp fees will be $6.50 a week. The scouts will plant their own “Victory Gardens” at the reserva tion and the gardens are expected to be producing by the time camp opens, Many

to raise funds to pay the scouts’

State Deaths

BLOOMINGTON--Mrs. Gladice Greene,

49. Survivors: Husband, Gilbert; mother, Mrs. Sarah Koontz, sisters, Mrs. Ernest Tavior. Mrs. Ray Hiland, Mrs. Clare

May, Mrs. Carl Payn BROWNSTOWN Mrs. Carrie Wood, 91.

EV ANSVILLE—Jacob Klein, 89. S8urmma; daughters. Mrs. 8. Lorene Hunt, Miss

is. Burvivors: Daughters, W. Davidson, 5, RB Swan, Mrs. Arthur Allen sister, Mrs, Orion Meeks Sr Mrs. Catherine Elizébeth Graul, 60. Survivors: Husband, Philip; daughters, Mrs. Elmer Cummings, Mrs. Clifford Rasure, Mrs. Sadie Morgan: sons, Gilbert, Frank, Leroy, Oscar; sisters, Mrs. Louisa Miller, Mrs. George Esche: brothers, Fred, an Henry Schroeder Sherman Elza ‘Lankford, 38. Survivors Wife, Dora; father, Elza; sisters, Mrs. William Leach, Mrs. Silas Barnett, Mrs. Earl Scott, Mrs. Lawrence O'Brien; brothers, Raymond, Frank, Dewey, Bert

JEFFERSONVILLE—Mrs. Crum 28. Survivors: Husband, daughter, Mabel Kay; father, Snell; brothers, Thomas Jr, Russell.

KNIGHTSTOWN Hiram White, 80. 8uryivors: ife, la; daughters Mrs. Florence Fields, Mrs. Emma Scott; sons, Joseph, Jesse. MARION—Mrs. Hannah Brewer, 98. Survivors: Daughter, Miss Ella Brewer, NEW A Anew Wolf, 63. Shs vivors: Wife, Mary; daughters, Mrs. E Hal I's, + Della issie hr Icie BY rs. Nola Inora Forbes, Florence ra “sons, RoObeEt, nestor: sister, ts. Rose Reed; brothers, Robert, Albert, Asa Delphus Ganger, 87. Rurvivors: Wife, Elsie: daughters, Miss Hazel Ganger, Mrs.

Bessle Demaree, Mrs. Ellen Kirsch, Mrs. Alpharetta Canter. Mrs. Elizabeth Menden-

Alice Snell Ellis;

homas

all, Miss Ruth Gangeér: sons, Herman, John, George; brother, Robert OAKLAND CITY-Dr. J. W. McGowan, 89. Survivors: Wife, Addie May; son, Paul. : OTIS—Mrs. Henry Schroer, 50. Survivors: Husband; daughters, Misses Hildreth Helen, and Elnora Schroer s.

Ruth Rosenprader, sons, George, John.

PETERSBU Re ae, Isabelle McCormick, Survivors nd, Isaac; daughters, sppell elzer; Fred

Mrs Mattie Li Mes Ruth Stevenson, Mrs. Dorothy 8 sons, Joe, SEYMOUR Mts. George Reider, 88. Survivors: Husband; daughter, Mrs. Robert MeCart. STENDEL Mrs. Eliza vivors:; Husband, Elmer; daughter, Hazel; mother, Mrs. Hulda Eads: Ns ers glorage, x ohh sisters, Mrs. Elmer Hillert, Mrs Deg. Mrs. Roscoe Elder, Ts.

Mrs. Eugene Teh. Alton Resenbeck, Mrs. Wilina Eads.

SERVICES SET FOR ELIZABETH SOMMER

Serivces for Mrs. Elizabeth M. Sommer, R. R. 9, Box 370, will be held at 2:15 p. m. Monday at the Meyer & Abdon funeral home and at 3 p. m. at St. John's Lutheran church. Burial will be at Five Points. Mrs. Sommer, who was 85, died yesterday. She attended the St. John's Lutheran school at Five Points and was a member of the]

Miller, 28. Surson, Elmer Jr;

Survivors ate her George; a son, Walter; fi ers, John, William, Herman, Christian and Edward Behrmann: five sisters, Rose Behrmann, Mrs. Sophie Stinemeyer, Mrs. Charles Silver and Mrs. Harry Miller, and two grandchildren.

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Stanley Norton Named Scout Camp Director for Summer

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camping fees and due to these | campaigns a heavier camping year | is expected.

RITES MONDAY FOR FRANCES M'CARTY

Services for Mrs. Frances E. MeCarty of the Spink-Arms hotel, will be held at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary at 10:30 a. m. Monday and at the Young funeral home in Tip-

in Tipton. Mrs. McCarty, a native of Tipton county, operated millinery stores in Tipton, Kokomo and Indianapolis. She died at Methodist hospital yesterday. She was an active member of the First Baptist church. Survivors include a son, Paul; a granddaughter, Mrs. Bert L. Davis, and a great-granddaughter, Georganne Davis, all of Indianapolis.

William B. Duncan William B. Duncan died at his

: | home, 1148 W. New York st. vester-

day. He had been ill for four years. Mr. Duncan, who was 53, was a carpenter, Survivors include his wife, Mattie; two sons, William and Edward; five stepchildren and two grande children.

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G. E. MITTRACH DIES: RETIRED GARDENER!

Gustave BE. Mittrach, 20 N. Arigona st, retired truck gardener, died today at City hospital after a long iliness. He was 80 and a native of Germany. Mr. Mittrach is survived by a stepson, Paul Opitz of Indianapolis. Services will be held at 2 p. m. Monday at the G. H. Herrmann funeral home. Oremation will follow.

Deaths—Funerals

indianapolis “Times, satur., | Mar. 28, “1048

BALL __Charley 1., age 73 years, husBALLARD Charley Le 73 Ballard,

band of e brother of Mrs. Ella 8 Small, Miami Fla, and Miss Wilma Ballard, Indianapolis, assed away Friday afternoon, Funeral rom Shirley central chapel, 946 N. Illinois st. 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill.

BIEDERN ANN-—Helen N, r

Bros, Monday,

beloved wife of d Biedermann and mother of . Perkins, died at the home of 526 B. Fall Creek blvd, March 28. Funeral services at funeral home, 3 N. Meridian, Monday, March 30, at 10 a.m. Interment Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any time Sunday. Also invited to the service.

MENTS William Henry “Red,” beOy husband of Edna, father of Francis, son of Lillie, brother of Nora Fraser of Lafevette, Ind; Walter of Michigan City, o, Ralph and Cecil of Indianapolis, passed away Friday. Services Monde, 2 p. m, at the WwW, D. Beanblossom mortuary. Burial Mt. Jackson cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

DUNCAN—Wm. B, age 63 of 1148 W. New RON st Husband: oh Mi fifi Duncan, father of Wm, M. and Edward Duncan,

BEstel, Varner Bar-

I Nail, Herman, Bema and Lela Adams,

nett, Myrtle Bennett, passed away Friday. Funeral Monday, m. at the Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W. Morris. Friends may call at the funeral home. Burial Washington Park.

DURA Stanley, 748 N._ Drexel, departed this life Friday, age 75. Funeral Monday, March 30, at the Moore & Kirk Irvington mortuary, 5342 BE. Washington st. 2 p. m, Burial Crown Hill, Friends invited.

JARDE- Harriett 3 of Feens ethurem an away Friday Funeral 10:30 a, m. at the GQ Herrmann Winer Home, 1505 S. East st. Friends invited Burial Crown Hill.

MeCARTY—Mrs Frances B., 8pink-Arms hotel, mother of Paul BR. McCarty, passed away Friday afternoon, Service at the Planner & Buchanan mortuary, Monday, 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. Burial 1 Tipe Ind. Friends may call at the mortuary after Sunday noon,

ITTRACH -Gustay E. ears, MR st., tamer iy Paul assed agay Saturday a. m. Funeral ay, 2 m., the GQ, H. Herrfuneral home, 1505 8. East st. Friends invited Cremation Friends may call ledks! the funeral home after 2 p.m

MOUNT—Mary A

70 years, beloved sister of Mr. Ary

passed

Alice, Jarde,

ton, 20 WwW. Opite,

age 85 years, mother

of Mrs, Leota Overman, Mrs. Burton Prall, Mrs. Fred Meyers, Albert, James and Ed Mount, passed away Friday evening at residence of Mrs. Prall, 3130 W. Michigan st. Services Monday, 8 a. m, at above address. Friends invited Burial Scottsbur Friends may call a residence. Conkle service, ROMINE — Noah Albert, 1370 Hiatt st.

entered into rest Friday, age 51 years, Husband of Ethyl M. Romine, father of omine, brother of Mrs. Jennie , Indianapolis, and Mts. Bd Lane of Hoopston, 11I. Services Monday, 1:30 . m., at Harry W, Moore Peace Chapel. urial Floral Park cemetery. Friends are welcome,

ROSS-—lda R, wife of George W mother of George Norris Ross grandmother of Norma June Ross, away at her home in Glenns Valley, Friday, March 27. Services Sunday, 3 m, at the Glenns Valley Methodist church. Friends invited. Burial Mt, Pleasant, Friends may call at the home.

ROTHENBURGER — Leila Avery, wife of Dr. William F. Rothenburger, mother of

Ross and

assed

Mrs. Ruth Mae Ferguson of Princeton, Jane and Wilma Rothenburger, died Friday morning at her home, 3320 Rueckle st. Services at the Third Chris« tian church, 17th st, and Broadway, Monday, 2 p. m. Friends invited Friends may call at the Montgomery funeral home, 1622 N. Meridian, Saturday. from 7.10 9 p. m. She will lie in state in the

Madonna chapel in the Third Christian church. 2 to 4 p. m, Sunday Private interment Glen Haven Memorial Park

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