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"Holiday Tourney on At Central ‘Y’
Three basketball - games at the open the holiday tournament of
lowing schedule: 7:00—Indianapolis. Chemical Warfare vs, Speedway A. C. 8700—American. Bearing vs. E. C Atkins, 9:00—Allisons vs. Curtiss-Wright. Three games will*follow tomorrow night, two on Friday night, with two semi-final tilts on Saturday night, and the finals played Monday.
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team today held a 50-to-48 victory over New York yniversity by virtue of a left-handed pivot shot by Paul Walther in the last 30 seconds of
the game. Playing in the featured game of a Madison Square garden basketball double-header last night before 15,-
a comfortable lead slip away in. the last five minutes of the game when Marty Goldstein, chunky N, Y. U. guard, counted four quick field goals while a team mate sank a free throw to tie the count At 48 to 48. Walther's game - winning basket came from the edge of the free |throw circle as he emerged from a {scramble under the basket to break
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(the fifth tie of the game and give his team the victofy. He scored 21 points to take high-scoring honors for the game. " Brooklyn college won the first game of the night, beating a Western Kentucky five, 49 to 45. The winners took the lead midway in the second half in a game which was tied on eight occasions and were never headed thereafter. Jerry Remer, Brooklyn forward, and center Larry Jones of Western Kentucky, shared scoring honors in the opener with 14 points each. «
Red Wings Climb On Idle Montreal
By UNITED PRESS The Detroit Red Wings drew
{ing the Toronto Maple Leafs 6 to 4 (in the only Christmas night game | scheduled. Steve Wochy, celebrating his 22d birthday paced the Wings to victory with two goals and an assist to gain 'scoring honors for the night. The Wings scored twice in the | first period, three times in the second and clinched the game with another counter in the third. The Leafs, after scoring single goals in ‘the first two periods, rallied to score twice in the last period but were
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Jasper Leads In Cage Poll
By UNITED PRESS Jasper's Wildcats, already rated an unbeatable ‘eombination by | many experts, held down “first place "for the fifth consecutive week today in the United Press’ “Big Ten” rankings, Maintaining an average of 52] points a game while limiting oppenents to an average of 30 points, the undefeated Wildcats of Coach Leo C. (Cabby) O'Neil will enter the new year with a nine-game winning streak and only Evansville Bosse, New Albany and Evansville Central looming as major hurdles. Jasper, like most of the state's other quintets, was idle this week. The Wildcatg play Vincennes on Jan, 5, -Meanwhile, with the state's cage picture rapidly becoming as crystal clear as Indiana high school basket ball ever will become, the fifth United Press ranking of. 1943-44 was as follows (won and lost records in parentheses); . Jasper (9-0), . Anderson (8-0). Gary Lew Wallace (8-0). . Evansville Bosse (6-0). . Bedford (8-1). . South Bend Riley (6-0). . \ New Albany (6-0). . Jeffersonville (7-2). . Kokomo (7-1), . (Tie) Linton (7-2) and Elkhart (7-0), Well regarded quintets were Inidianapolis Tech (6-1), Scottsburg “(9t 1), Terre Haute Gerstmeyer (6-1), Michigan City (5-2), Auburn (8-1), Wabash (6-2), Tipton (6-1), Evansville Central (4-2) and Greencastle (6-2),
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MASSACRE OF ITALIAN CIVILIANS REPORTED
By UNITED PRESS Nazi 8. S. troops and Italian Republican fascists were reported today to have massacred 300 Italian civilians at Moncio in the Reggio Emilia region of northern Italy for “sympathizing with the patriots.” An overseas dispatch to the FCC said the massacre was reported by partisans who arrived in Florence after a trip through enemy and allied lines.
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Fiowner & Buchaman . Seiten ANDERSON, Mrs. Minnie GLECKNER, Carl A. GLENY, Charles GRUMMANN, Carl A. HECKMAN, Calvin D. LEAK Mrs, Etta Mae -REBVES, Louis E. ' SHELBY, Augusta See complete notices for time and date of funeral.
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are welcome. Burial Crown Hill,
BRAUGHTON—William E., 2415 B. Mich}gan st, passed on Monday, age 57 years, husband of Tina Mae Braughton,
er of Mrs, Grace E. Hgkle, On Guy A. Pred L. and Charles Services Thursday, 1:30 p. m. at Pron. W. Moore peace chapel. Friends ar welcome. Burial Crown Hill
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CRONIN~—Paul F., beloved. son of Mrs Cornelius Cronin, brother;of Kathleen M. and Thomas J, Cronin of Indianapolis,
ray o Cincinnati, O,, died Sunday, Dec
a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited,
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Downing, call -G.' 'H, Hefrmann Puneral Home, _ until 12 noon Wednesday, GOLD ¥ SERVICE DRURY Pvt. Douglas, husband of Mary, |
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DEATH NOTICES 1
ADAMS—Sarah (Sallie) of 1710 E. Washington st., entered into rest Monday, age 62 years, wife of Cliff Adams, moth-
way, Mrs. Jennie Coombs, Mattie, John M. and Clifford L. Adams, half sister of Monroe, Coley.-George and Walter
Harry W, Moore peace chapel. Priends
ANDERSON — Mrs, Minnie, mother of Hazel Mockford, sister of George Lawson and Mrs, Alice Hawkins of Anderson, Ind, died Christmas at her home, 1416 W. 25th st. Services at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 10 a. m. Friends invited, Burial Washington rk
father of Pvt. Charles Braughton, broth- |
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BRINKMAN —Ruth, aged 52 years, beloved
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John and S8ydnéy Wonnell of Indian- " apolis, passed away Friday a, m. Serv- ow. ral CREEK B BLYD. TA-8M ice Thursday, 1:30 p. m., from Shirley BERT S. GADD Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E 2130 Pr et St _ MA-8049 Washington st. Burial Memorial Park | “io Frespe ; :
Friends may call at the chapel after
Cornelius A. Cronin, Mis. George Mur-|1508 8. EAST 8T, __MA-8488 24. riends are kindly invited to.call at
the Blackwell funeral home, 1503 N -3828 Megidian st. Puneral Wednesday, Bee Lp N._Delawate gt, - 27, from the funeral home, 8:30 a. m.. | MOORE & KIRK Requiem mass at Holy Cross church | 1R-1159 .1159 CH-1808
DOWNING-—Delbert W., age 60, beloved | husband of Edith E. Downnig, father of Donald L. Downing, stepfather of Gerald T, Hayes and Mrs. Warren Shultz, brother of Charley E., Waiter 8. and Robert
Funeral Terre Haute, Ind. Friends may 1508 8, Bast st, from. 7 p, m. Tuesday | LOST & FOUND
father of Ann, brother of Grace Drury and Dorothy Kinney, was Killed“ in
id In a form of a requiem mass, 8 a. m, Wedntidsy, Bt, Joseph's church,
FAIRES- sin tle, sister of Pred
es of U. 8. navy, niece of Mr. and | MISSING since oo . family pet { h red Green, : Porest Manor; - ale collie d; Paires, half-sister of Rose Faires and thildren most conderned. Reward. CH-
DEATH NOTICES 1
pressed away Christmas evening. Serve ice at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 10 a. m, Friends. invited. Interment Washington Park.
GREMIANN Carl A., 3645 Kenwood ave, husband of Augusta and father of Carl A. Jr, Dorothy and Mrs: Glemm Kline, passed away Tuesday morning Serve ice Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Time later, GUNNEMAN—Benjamin H., age 60. years, beloved father of Florence M. Gunneman, brother of Hérman B. and Louis Gunneman, Mrs. Anna Achgill, Mrs Christina Wright, Mrs. Mary Wagaener, assed away Monday P > Funeral ednesday, 1:3 Bn™ om Shirley Brothers’ ry in ne 5377 E
Mrs. Fred Cordes Jr., and sister -of Nels Pearson, Minneapolis, Minn. Serv. | ices at the Bethany United Lutheran church, corner of Yoke and Shelby sts, Wednesday, 2 p. m. Friends invited, Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the J. C, Wilson Chapel of the Chimes until noon Wednesday and at the church from 1 to 2 (8t. Paul IMinn.] papers please copy.)
HECKMAN-—Calvin D., husband of Beryl, father of Mrs, Thomas McCord, LeRoy and Robert, passed away Tuesday morning at his home, 1508 W. 28th. Service at the Flanner & "Buchanan Mortuary. Time later,
KELLER Bessie, beloved wife of Eugene Keller of Cincinnati, O., daughter of Mrs, Katherine K. Stufflebeim, sister of Mrs. Mollie Bunnell, Mrs, Nellie Merri- | man, Mrs, Helen Galbreath, all of Indianapolis; Mrs. Katherine Allen of Columbus, O©O., passed away Monday a m. in Cincinnati, ©O Funeral Thursday, 3 p. m.,, at Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington st. Burial Anderson cemelery. Friends may call at chapel from 1 until 3 p. m Thursday,
LFAK—Mrs. Etta Mae, of 1044 Reisner st.; mother of Mrs. James B. Berry and William R.” Owens; grandmother of Pvt. Basil Berry, Santiago, Cal; Tem, Dick, Marjorie and Chogk Bs Berry, Eister of Mrs. James Keep Mrs. Floyd McDermott and Mrs, Willlam Anthony, Paris, Ill; Herman Ross, Mrs. Frank Buckiar of Detroit, passed away Baturday p. m. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 1 p. m, Interment Jamestown, Ind. Priends may call at the mortuary. LITTLE—Ruby M., 5228 Guilford ave, sister of Miss Opal Little and aunt of Louie Hatfleld of Seymour, Ind, died Sunday morning in Methodist hospital Puneral Wednesday, 10:30 a. m., at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st, Interment Green Hill cemetery, Bedford, Ind. Priends invited.
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MANSFIELD—Sgt. John C., son of Anna and the late Roy Mansfield, brother of William C., 8. 3-g, Naples, Italy, Mary Jane Mansfield “4nd Mrs. Alfred Braun and Mrs. Lloyd Mattsen, was killed in Leyte, the Philippines, ‘Memorial services will be held in a form of a requiem high mass 9 a. m. Wednesday 8t. Philip Neri church. Friends are invited.
REEVES —Louis E, 1723 College ave, husband of Flora E. and father of B K.| Repves, passed away Sunday evening Services Planner & Buchanan Thursday, 10 4. m. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Priends may call at the mortuary.
SANDERS—Delbert H., age 56, 2038 Macpherson, beloved hisband of Florence, son of Elizabeth Frymutefof Marion, Ind.; father of Charles E. Saunders of Indiana olis, brother of Clyde of Marjon, Ind.: grandfather of Florence Ann and Phyllis Mae Sanders, passed away Christmas eve. Funeral at Hamilton funeral home, 3002 Winthrop, Wednesday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Marion, Ind. Friends may call at funeral home.
SHELBY —Augusta, 3720 Salem, widow of George W. and mother of Norris P, and Julius. C., both of Indianapolis, passed away Sunday evening. Services Flanner & Buchanan Wednesday, 3 p. m. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at mortaary, SULLIVAN—Corneliug V, (Vie), husband of Ann M. Sullivan, father of Lieut (jg) John L. Sullivan, U. 8-N. R,, erv- | ing in North Africa; Roberti J. Sullivan of Indianapolis and the late Richard V. Sulliv..n, died Saturday, Dec. 23. Priends | are kindly invited to call at the Blackwell Puneral Home, 1503 N. Meridisn st. Puneral Wednesday, Dec. 27, from the funeral home, 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass at Our Lady of Lourdes church, 9 a. m. Interment St. Joseph cemetgry., Friends invited. SWAN Patricia (O'Brien), daughter of Mrs. Louise and the late Daniel O'Brien, sister of Mrs. Alice Walworth, Daniel P. and Misses Helen and Jane O'Brien and Sister Maurella Sisters of Providence died Saturday evening. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30, 4t the Kirby Mortuary,’ 10 a. m. 88. Peter and Pau Cathedral. Interment Holy Cross cem tery, Friends may call at .the mc tuary. WALKER—Laura Ann, age 74 years, 1c mer wife of Joseph Walker, Brown burg, Ind.; beloved mother of Mr Bertha Bannon, Forrest and Pred Walk# er and Eimer Walker (deceased), grandmother of Thomas Walker, Mrs. Eva Henning, Ronald, Larry, Gene and] Mary Helen “Walker, great-grandmother of Thomas David Walker and Saundra Lee Henning, passed away at the residence, 212 N. East st, Monday p. m Services Thursday, 1:30 p. m., from Shirley Brothers. central chapel, 946 N. Illinois Burial ® Greenlawn cemetery, Brownsburg, Ind. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p. m. Tuesday.
WILHITE—Dr,” Eugene M., age 78 years, beloved brother of Mrs. Ova Phillips, Mrs. Ilda Garrison of Indianapolis, Mrs. Rose Langford of’ Washington, D. C., and Jessy Wilhite of Marion, Ind.; W. A. Wilhite, Englewood, Cal.; Charles G. Wilhite, Washington, D. C.; O. P. Hadley of Hall, Ind, passed away Saturday p. m. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a. m,, Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill Chapel, $377 E. Washington st. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel any time, WILSON—James E, beloved husband of Edna King Wilson, deparied this life Monday, age 17 Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 27, at Moore & Kirk Northside Colonial mortuary, College at Fairfield, 10:30 a. m. ' Burial Crown Hill, Friends invited.
CARDS OF THANKS © 8
WE WISH to extend our sincere thanks and preciation to our friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness and sympathy and beautiful flowers received at the death of eur beloved husband and father, Joseph E. Williamson We especially wish to thank Fathers Goosen, Moriarity and “Duffy of Holy Cross, also Father Joseph Duffy of 8t. Anthony's, the nurses and doctors at the Veterans hospifgl, Veterans of the Spanish Amgrican War and Grinsteiner's funeral home. THE WILLIAMSON FAMILY.
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in credit department. Wholesale business; downtown. 40-hour, 5-day week.
STENOGRAPHER Permanent position for girl Interested
Previous Insurance experience unnecessary. Good starting salary For Inter-
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Permanent position for girl Interested in excellent opportunity for advancement. Previous insurance experience unnecessary Good starting salary. For interview,
If inconvenient to call during day, please
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9 HELP WANTED—FEMALE Waitresses and Fountain Girls
w No Sundays or holidays and | Druga Store, 449 N WHITE LADY,
9 HELP WANTED—MALE
21-50 TT Toure work: | _ stay, extra gio salary, LI Aon, TA-9 -9305, | | WOMAN — general _home).
Age 20 through 49, for many jobs
‘J 2 SHEET METAL WER x "8, or overseas; attractive dlothmedical and dental Tony
cilities all furnished free salary with opportunity vancement and job training. Telephone FR-0263 or write U. 8 Army
‘9 13th & Meridian Sts. J “% YOUNG LADY %
25-36 with Jeiepnone experiency as re. cepticnist and yorking AD FR-1331.
nE LP WANTED—MALE-FE FEM. |
Tool Makers
Skilled and Unskilled Machine Operators
If not now. in war work apply
uU. Ss. Employment Service
x CLERICAL * STOCK BOYS * LABORERS
No experience necessary. Cone
REAL SILK HOSIERY
To
ELI LILLY & COMPANY
Has openipgs for men and women in production departments
' Essential war work with postwar employment opportunities
Employment Offices
220 East McCarty Street
~ FOUNTAINEERS Ages 16 to 50
Pleasant work Chance for advancement
A Dep “DRUG STORES
30 We Week, 3 hours.
DISHWASHER V
'% LEARN 10 SEW
able-bodied people POWER MACHINE OPERATING School Every Day
' Beck Canvas Products, Inc.
‘OPERATORS
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NOTICE
All pale workers
regulations.
* & 2 FORD MECHANICS %
Must Ba A} Steady Work—Good Fay eo Mr. Cook
v% RED CAB COMPANY 4
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% Acme-Evans Co., Inc. %
Offers Steady Employment to Men for + Hand Trucking and % Loading Flour and Feed
E-Z-BAKE MILLS
Blackford and W. Washington Ave,
ILI
is In the fight. Call at Employment Office 8-3 Daily—8-12* Saturday
J. D. Adams Mfg.
217 8. Belmont Ave.
AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY |
BAY OR NIGHT OPENINGS RIVETING OR SHEET METAL EXRERIENCED PREFERRED
Apply 8:30 a. m. to’ 5:30 p. m, Shirley Corp., 330 E. St. Joe
BAKER Also an experienced oven man. Open evening for interview, WEST BAKING CO. 1331 E. Wash,
AUTO MECHANICS. GOOD CONDITIONS —GUARANTEE—-COMMISSIONS _& CENTRAL SALES TA-4501,
BOX NAILERS
Carpenters and Laborers For Day or Night Work in Box Plant—Essential Industry
BALKE & KRAUSS CO. } 427 W. Market ) Boys With Bicycles Age 15 or over to work after school, not later than 7 p. m, Also full time work Sat, and Sundays. Good wages.
Pleasant, healthful war work. Mr. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian
WESTERN UNION % BOYS TO PARK CARS +
DENISON SERVICE OHIO & PERN, PENN,
Bread and Cake Salesman Established Route See Mr. Puyear GENERAL BAKING CO. 318 W. Vermont s% CABINET MEN % % FINISHERS + * + PATCHERS %
Cail at Once
WILKING ‘MUSIC 0,
610 0 8. Ni New w Jersey
CHEMICAL TAB. ASSISTANT High school education agd some chemical training preferred. An excellent opportunity in an essential industry, permanent employment See or write Mr. Clarence Holmes, 2950 Prospect St. Citizens Gas and Coke Utility, Indianapolis
Coal Truck D Driver
Steady Job-<¢iood Pay Most coal conveyor loaded
MUESING-MERRICK COAL 00,
401 8 State st MA-8588 3830 Brookville rd. . [R-1191
Coke service man wanted by Citi zens Gas & Coke Utility to instruct users in firing coke-burning furnaces. Age 25 to 50: no experience needed but mechutaical
bend helpful Permanent job in an essential industry Call mn person between 8:00 and 1000 in
the morning. 3d floor Farm Bureau bldg. corner Market dnd Penn, or ‘phone Mr, 8igafoos, . MA-4421,
COOKS and GRILL MEN WA-6440
“Man must have chauffeurs Le Couple cense and generally help im furniture store. Woman to keep house and
We need ‘machine operators for -vital war production. j have an attractive offer for you. Essential Industry Yeo Jie: Apply now.
Holcomb & Hoke Mfg, Co.
MEN—WOMEN—Act money until Jaw. | _New York
PRODUCTION JOBS
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
CONTAINER CORPORATION 700 West Morris Street
VITAL "FACTORY
® Good Starting Pay ® Early Advancement ® A Job With a Future . @® No Experience Needed
THE BARBASOL COMPANY
846 N. Senate Ave.
“Western Union
Automatic Printing Telegraph Operators
No experience necessary. Typist. not required but preference given Paid 8.
Apply Employment Bureau 716 Guaranty bldg. a m to 4:30 p m Monday fhivigh’ Friday. 8 a. m. to 1
HELP WANTED—MALE - LEARN A TRADE
Bucettent opportunity te trade. 16 to 40 halt over “0 hours. with a post-war ings toe 1331 E Washington st
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learn baker's A ply 43 Ww. St. Sais st. Ema — i. M. and 5P
Baking Co.
furniture elean., No washing or cooking} 13835 per week’ and living quarters fure
We nished, Inquire 2310 N. Meridian,
aera Needs water
{and helpers Experience unnecessary. | Critical classification in war ‘effort. Wages better than average; temporary or pers manent employment, Transportation re. funded if accepted. GA-4597. LAYNENORTHERN CO., INC, 227 W, Edwards Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana.
I Exp. Tire Service Man “| Coumercial Tire Service 620 N. Delaware St.
“Xx EVANS MILLING CO. *
Needs * Packers % Truckers % General Mill Workers No experience necessary. (Good starting
pay. Time and one-half for over 40 hours. 20 Minutes from Downtown nN 30 Ww. MICHIGAN
Freight flevator Operator
Reliable Man—White for Full-Time Work
H. P. WASSON & CO.
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FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS
Permanent Positton Opportunity for Advancement
PENN RAILROAD
139 E. South
cn ——
Freight House Truckers
Full or part-time workers needed, Immediate cash for part-time work,
N. Y. Central Freight Station
301 South Delaware
FOUNTAIN NEN TEE
® Good Starting Salary ® Opportunity for Advancement ® Excellent Postwar Future. 1@ No Tire or Grease Work
GASETERIA 1031 E. Washington St—
* GRILLE
Kk AD al J COUNTER MAN
$30.00 Weekly