Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1942 — Page 42

AGE 4

Wounded Barney Ross Says "War Is No One-Man Show

By CHARLES ARNOT United Press Staff Correspondent

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES ON GUADALCANAL, Nov. 22— Delayed. —Barney Ross, once world lightweight and welterweight champfon, fought some 400 times in thé ring but he told me today that all those fights put together could not begin to compare with 14 hours of hell in a shellhole on the Matanikao River front two days ago. “The ring is kid's play comparéd with this battle out here,” Ross

told me. “This is 2 finish fight with no blows barred. There is no referee to break the clinches.” For staying in the front lines all night with three wounded marine companions in the face of terrific Japanese machine gum and shell fire, Ross has been promoted to corporal and his supérior officers have recommiended him for distinguished service honors. Ross not bnly stayed at the front while the Japanese attacked our position with every available weapon but he thréw every hind grenade he could find at thé enemy. It is estithated he killed at least 10 Japanese between dusk and dawn. 93 now and his templés » fire. yd ‘He joined the marine corps” ‘shortly after Pearl Harbor.

On Matanikao Fiver

Be told me his story from a cot in ¢t he hospital where le is recovering from a combination of malariaf ‘shell shock and minor shrap- | neéPwounds on his hanes and arms. “My “company of marines “was spearheading the attac) for & big , push above Matanikao river, five es. northwest of Henderson field,” he said. “We had pushed back the Jdps and were lying low, waiting for the army to take over when one of my buddies motioned to me.” He looked up and saw the first group of a large Japancse contingent moving slowly toward him through the jungle. Some of them wére not more than 10 yirds away. , “Everybody started firing and goattering, » said Ross. ‘The army didn’t have time to move up and dig in before the Japanese had set up their machine guns. He said the Japanesc fired all night. At dawn the army opened up with fts own machine guns. “As soon as it was light I jumped out of my hole behind a cloud of smoke from an exploding mortar ghell and dashed over to my pal who was hit in the leg. Two other soldiers were okay so I left them to 100k after a wounded marine.”

A Corporal Now Ross’ friend weighed about 215 pounds but he was about to atmpt to carry him to the rear hén he saw 4 stretcher bearer running toward the shell hole. The next person he saw was his commanding officer, Capt. O. K. LeBlane, Abbeville, La. “We made a strétcher and got my friend and the other féllow out of thé hole” Ross said. “Thén- by thalf-crawling and half-wa king we réached our main lines. Bullets were still coming a mile a minute,

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Every seven or eight yards we fell flat on our faces? “The army guys meanwhile managed to get the other wounded marine to safety.” Ross said that when he got back to the rear LeBlanc fold him he was a corporal “as of now.” “Y was too sick to know just what he told me,” Ross said. “I had the shakes and chills. I have never felt worse. But I am glad that “heavy” Atkins, my friend, and the others got back okay. Asked about a citation, Ross said: “Tell ’em to give it to my company. This is no one man show.”

South Rajses Its Eyebrows

MONTGOMERY, Ala., Dec. 4 U. P.).—The Deep South raised a questioning eyebrow toddy when it learned that “Jefferson Davis” would represent the Yankees in the .annual North-South football game here Déc. 26. Especially in this Alabamg city, where Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederacy in the Civil

| war, established his first capital,

the question came in for considerable discussion, Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern, co-coach of the North team, signed Jefferson Davis, Missouri center, to play for the North. The argument was—first—that Missouri is a southern state, and— second—that a Jefferson Davis should never represent a Yankee group. ; Mayor Cyrus B. Brown, president of the Blue and Gray Cradle association, sponsors of the North-South game, admitted that, “the executive committee will have to pass on this.”

REPORT GUERRILLA COURTS

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 (U. P.).—The|3 CBS short-wave listening post today recorded a British broadcast which reported that Greek guerrillas have established military tribunals and condemned 25 Germans and Italians to death.

Deaths—F unerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Friday, Dec. 4, 1042

(CORRECTED NOTICE) WILSON—EImer F., father of E. Gordon Wilson, Mrs. Nell "Cox d H. H. Wilson, died Wednesday. Funeral Saturday 11 a. m, at the Kirby Mortuary, Méridian at 15th sts. Interment Garland’ Brook vited. Columbus, Ind. Friends in-

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Friends may call FER USON—Walter D., father of Mrs. Donna Loring and Jimmie L. Fergtison; son Of Mrs. Luella Ferguson, brothér of Mrs. Ruth Martinella, 2g and Otho Ferguson, passed away Tuesday. Friends may call at the Robert W, Stirling Funeral Home, 120 Prospect st. Services Saturday, 2 m., at above funeral Pri nds invited. Burial McCrea cemetery, Wilkerson, Ind. FOLTZ—Charles C,, 4229 Collége ave., husband of Rilla M., father of Mrs. Byram 8. Dickerson, grandfather of Mrs, OC. Hollis Hull, Miss Ruth Dickerson and Stephen Dickerson, passéd away Wednesday evening. Services ianuer = Buchanan Mortuary Saturday, 3 Dp. Friends invited. Burial Washin or Park, In charge of Calvin Prather Bone Jodge. riends may call at the

‘ entered into rest Friday, age 57 years; wife of Otto E. Gross, mothér of Harry Gross, Siro of Frank Hewins, prs. Satel Fhrsier; Servicé Saturday 2 p. Harry W. Moore Peédceé Chapel, Bhrial Sunday, Chandler, Ind. HOEVENER—Raymond G.. aged 36 years beloved husband of Nellie Hoevener and father of Gretchen Hoévenér and brother of Ralph PF. Clarence Hoevener and Mrs. Frank * Glasson and nephew of Sires Schiller, passed away Shupsaay m. Funeral ag 10:30 a. fon Shirley Bros. 5377 East Washington st. ® putial Ande son: cemeétery., Friends may call ot chapel, [Seymour (Ind.) paper please

: py.l MARSH —Amands C., age 95 years, mother

f Mr. L. H. Trotter, passed away ThursSe p, m. at the residence of hér som, $934 W. 15th st. Funeral Saturday 1:30 p.m. from Shirley Bros. Céntral.Chapel, Illinois and 10th sts. Burial Danville, 3nd. JTTiends may. call at chapel after Friday. Please omit flowers. OBER Helen M., 676 E. Fall Creek blvd. Wife of Ceril 9. Ober, mother of Jéan, Joan and John Ober; daughter of Mrs. Chas. Men Muir. Passed away Thursy & m. Service at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Saturday, 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. 4c iends may call at the mortuary. USTER—Theodore, beloved husband of SoH: Schuster (nee Schott), father of Bernard Henry, Mary Ellen, Thomas Anthony, Mar ory Rose, Gerald Joseph, Helen Elizabeth an Geer 'gé Richard, passed away Wedne, Dec. 2, age 39 years. Funeral at Voigt mortuary, 1632 8. Meridian st., Saturday, 8:30 a, m,, Réquiem high mass, Sacred Heart church, 9 a. m. Intérmeént, St. Joseph's pAemetery. Friends invited. E., age 60 years, beloved husband ot Clone Tamm, passed awdy Thursday a. m. Funeral Saturday 3 p.m from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, 1inois at 10th sts. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at chdpel any time, WAINTRUP—Joséph, passed away suddenly Wednesday evéning; hushand of Ida, brother of Louis, Mrs, Mary Mar golin and Mrs, Frema Hersh. Services will be conducted p. m. Sunday ‘at the Aaron-Ruben ln Home. Interment Beth-El. WALL—Thomas S., age 56, beloved husband of Edna ‘Wall, father of Mrs. Leona Walker, stepfather of Mrs, Mildred Rotert, Doris Burnefte and Jéne Burnette, Camp Boyie, Texas, grandfather of Shirley Ann Walker, passed away. Friends may call at 3124 Roosevelt ave. until 11 a. m. Monday, Funeral 1:30 p.. m. Monday at Dorsey Funeral Home, 3925 E. New York. Burial Washington Park cemetery. WERT—Robert Roy. 2538 N. Delaware, Hushand of Myrtle Hall Wert and father of Maurice IL. Wert, Passed away Thurs-

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No. Monthly payments are calculated at the rate of 3% per month on that part of a balance

not exceeding $100 and 134%. per month on that part of a balance in excess of $100.

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES 328 [llinoié Building Corner IHiriois and Market H. S. Meeker, Mgr., Phone: Riley 5404

615 Mercharité Bank Building Cornér Wishington & Meridian M. J. Scott, Mgr., Phone: Riley 1471

Loans Made to Residents of Nearby Towns Suagsiany. Be Bduiihala Findnes Corp., 1942

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COST LOANS

Advertised by Small Loan Licensee

Why Pay More?

Interest rate 2% per mo, up to $150, 112% per mo, on that part of loan above $150, Datel 3 3 for 6 mos. Pay §, 33 mo. § 3.50 100 6 . 7.0

100 12 4 200 12 4 300 12 - 2813" 373

If payments are made every 30 days the last payment will bé less than the above. Loans from $10 to $300, phone for figures on any amount. Short Time Loans Cost Very Little

$l FOR 30 DAYS COSTS $ 2 on ” ”

1.00 Indianapolis _Pablic = Welfare Loan Association, 330 Qtvidental BMS Corner Wash. and IL 1-3587.

Open Until 8:45 P, it Mondays

” ” ”

We Have a Department for Diamond Loans

SIGNATURE

INT TRIP FOR DECEMBER EXPENSES

Need $10 to $3002

Just phone us the amount u want. ell make all arrange- oo ments to complete the loan when you come in. No second trip.

MA-4409 304 Kresge Bldg. 41 E. Wash.

APITAL FINANCE CORP

If You Have a Money Problem Come In & See Us

That's what we are here for, Just

folks. Make our convenient home office your _bofrowing headquarters. When the occasion demands, see

LIBERAL EOAN CO. 152 N. Delaware SA-013 |

aye Fura in E OHIO ST,

f0A-3361. LOANS pr

sacks gk 4070 1408 00. IC

‘GAS RANGES — CHAMBERS,

alk Edad W. ¥

Received

WARM MORNING COAL MEATERS Supply Limited, Buy Yours Now POLAR ICE & FUEL CO.

2000 Northwestérn Ave.

EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE

Call Ri. 9441 L. S. Ayre

Sewing : Machine Dept.—3th Floor

ARMY GOODS , Sidi

Shoes, Blankets, Pistols nhc, Sox ioc, Leather Gloves and Mitts 3, Leggins 25c¢, Army Wool Pant Sins Underwear, ckinaw

TAREA INS; NEW & USED, ALL SIZES 620 N. pra AVE

ARMY SHOES I ois *'i

AND HEELS pr. 4-Buckle Arctics — Piankets — Bréeches— Raincoats—Gloves—Army Leggings, 26c pr,

131 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET

NEW and USED LUMBER

Window. Sash and Frames

Marion Material Co.

2046 Northwestern. TA-4543.

Genuine Infaid Linoleum, 83¢ sq. yd.

Valyes up to $1.89 8q., Yd. HOOSIER PAINT & LINOLEUM 211 E. Washinton St.

Rain , $1 i ua egcs,

DUTCH OVEN, DIXIE, ODIN & UNIVERSAL. Very limited stock. 'TOTMIS uv .ineensis uses Bessrios $69.95 up Ride N. Pennsylvania trolley, N. Illinois car or N, Meridian bus BLOCK'S, 11th & Mer. Store open eves,

INSULATION bd, % in., per Joo, $4.25.

VR : a. picket, fence jase, ud Lo

Union Stock Fa MAN 1-600 Opén Till 5 P. M. Batutdar

FELVINATOR & BorroINe Elec. Ranges. Immediate delivery. ew $149.95 op

left. . Ride N. Pennsylvania trolley, N. Illinois car or N. Meridian bus BLOCK'S, 11th & Mer. Store open eves,

PLUMBING SUFFPIYCO. ASH. RI.1232

SEWING MACHINES—New Elec. Consoles, Rotary & Reverséew, Limited TERMS stock. Buy now for Xmas. Ride N. Pennsylvania trolley, N. Illinois car or N, Meridian bus BLOCKS, 11th & Mer. Store open eves.

RED FOX FUR, 4 ft. 5 in. long from nose to tip of tail. Teme whole skin, Best looking red ever saw, Priced to sell quick. PA-7558. 3416 Kenwood.

SWEEPERS — ROYAL, CADILLAC ROYAL AIR, complete with at- 5g tachments, A few left. Terms. Ridé N. Pelnsylvania trolley, N. Ilinois r or N, Meridian bus BLOCK'S, “Uth & Mer, Store open eves,

TABLE TOP gas range, J 50; living rm., $89.50; bedrms, $29 135. Robert Li. Fisk Studio, 2310 N. Meridian, Open till 3 oP m. See the furnishings for a 8-rm. , $145. Terms $1.75 per week.

EAGLE K of new and use lumber and building materials at greate: savings in india olis. CLEVELAN.

W. Morris nD Drover.

BREAKFAST SET, $20.50; beaut. dining rm., $49.50; extra nice living rm. $69.50; beaut. bedrm., $69.50; 9x12 rug, like brand eds $10.50, BATES 8 UDI, 2255 N. Meridian. Open till 10 p. m.

FUR trimmed coat and suit. Also dull" dn Ya leneth fur coat—sizes 1 al after p. m. 170 4. No Oe

Ea. Brothers Bulldog, shallow well pump; 5-in. stroke, .4-in. re, 2-in. o Sonnseuen. Sradpletely. seonditionid

35% E. IEE RBCTRIO AN 1151

“STORM WIDOWS AND DOORS INSULATION Completely Instelled—12 .Mos, to Pay OLD TRAILS CABINET CO. BE-2972

Bedroom Siiite, 3-pé., $29.50

MERIDIAN FURNITU RE, INCa 1712 N: Meridian. 9 to 9. Sunday 1 LE

ROAGH'S AST MEAL quick.

For sale af your nearest dealer, Albert G. Maas, 31 Va. Ave, MATS!

Musical Instru—Radio 34A

OPi-1441;

ood -18, + Delaware;

Ohio at Merchandise for Sale 34

UND! ‘OOD portable typewriter, 22 Winchester rifle, 2 clesks, physician’s blue neon sign 3 o other items. Going to service. TA-1

DINING room Su Soe gany, Sees on Tug Ww y h good condition. 1410 ‘ES

6-PC, practi

Eh.

ELEC. RECORD PLAYERS—RE, ORD MAS: TER, EMERSON & SWING 3 | 95 MASTER. Lim, stock, Terms. ’ up Ride N. Pennsylvania Jolley, ] N. Illinois car or N, Meridian BLOCK'S, 11th & Mer. 138 bus open eves.

RECORD PLAYERS with recording attachment. Complete with mike. Limited stotk. Terms. i Ride N. Pennsylvania trolleys N. Illinois n b

Roy Randolph zz zona Coal

Brick 200,000 Good 0d Used Hard Bricks

\ an So katt rors 53. Detw ween ee an

beautif: lacy batiat. gift... GA-61 ;

SEVEN-PIECE living joom suite. h Good e¢ondition. - $50. N. Ei

Mh Pg jnotors; 3-8 H. P. motors. — efrigeratio H P. Ease unit. . "ide oon oe st.

Bed Bugs; Roaches, ete.

with Protecto Spray. paw CO., 911 Mass, Ave. LI-

gas stove, late model, bedho aa te style 9x12 all wool Jus 4401 Jackson st.

RTE cifras

RUSH JOBS make us smil PRINTING, 685 Century Sik, MAS: MASAO, STORE

equip; . Buy. oO RI-8714. Hh sia motor rewiidiag. 1400 Bacon bt

Ho} 9 Bibrson,

hand crochet Teal cod

Back | Sta 3451

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LINOLEUM; 3a $348 8 HE, anion EATER, $36

Services Wrecking, 330 N. West. LI-110|2

for the purc

his ve Pet 102 TRL the 1 i fay A wp

easily killed | CO pov 3703 | the

1. 8 in te biaity Oy 4082: 6 Aggr

roads 15, or at

EN|12 Aggr on road

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RUG PAD, $5.96 fw, gio x Rock

car or N. Méri BLOCK'S, 11th & Mer, Store open éves. u

begat a Dun TN ray

OUSEH will be, sold fo $38 at Auction, horn 9, Sous, 0a m, a the New State Storage Suction 222 N, New Dy en

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Ta that sealed bids

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Notice Pagih hereby.

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Ie faviiation Roy fe 700 tons No. ate trucks at vendor's Invitation No.

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I vitation No. dog 800 tons Ni y Fotis or de

b sich on Invitation No. 4 15, ‘Board Feet e Lumber delivered at the Bflerville

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