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varsity basketball coach with the sectionals, has asked to be relieved of his duties.

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that his request would be followed. Kelley said that Gilfoy desired to; devote more time to his duties. as director of social studies at Howe. His successor has not been named but . Kellev said a selection probably would be’ made from the present a athletic staff. Elwood

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ST. LOUIS, March 8 (U. P..—Marty Marion, after wrangling the | juiciest salary of hfs career from Owner Sam Breadon of the Cardinals, was faced today with an all-out.fight to protect his “Mr. “Shortstop” |

Boris ie) our thanks an fation to our relatives, friends and Hbors for their kindnesses and beautiful floral * re ceived uring the illness and death of our beloved husband and father, Charles M.

| RETSSAN—Wi dethest gratitude and label, the principal reason for Breadon's generosity, ation; owiedge and

Marion signed his 1946 contract yesterday for- an pprozimately | |$17,500u0-yenr salary: Now t weeks behind in his |training, th 28-year-old Caroltnan | {must go all out if he is to protect [his rating as b seball’s greatest shortstop against the'ghallenges of | MAHER—-With deepest ) and

tend our heartfelt Acknon Fi the any acts of love and kind messages of sympathy from our friends pag Tel ex-| tended in our recent bereavement, the of ou uf our father. Charles L Klusma We also extend grateful thanks for the [umerous card floral and letters of sympathy. We especailly thank Rev. “W. EB. Gillett; ipa ny Moore & Kirk service HILDREN,

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| many friends, neighbors and relatives ex- ! ended to us in our recent loss, the death Piorine Jonmaon. Sexton. Real Baiais 3 maintain that Rizzuto will make | ATH NOTICES of our beloved wifé and mother, Ella C. Mary Kidd, Bowes : 336 the fans forget about Marion while}. fant, We uso stung ren pe yy Roi ni Zor (Pritt) ... 333 | Manager Leo Durocher sald at Indianapolis Times, Friday, March 8, 1946 [letters of sympathy, We especially thank Mae Ellis. 8t. Philip ha 525 | Daytona Beach, Fla. that “Marion | ABGON Alfred J, husband of Emma, Rev. Pather Jarton ‘and clergy for the Mary Tuttle ‘st Philip rrvazesr 52¢| " 1% ath her. of Russeli and brother of George | spiritual bouquet, Altar Society of the St. "Be d is 3 | MAY be ‘Mister Shortstop’ but our | ons aso survived by two grand- Philip Neri Church, Mrs. Huff and atHH {poy Reese ‘is the ‘Master Short-

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| Pauline Stegmoller, Bowes Kate Treon, Brightwood Fuel . . ct Dorothy Woodlock, Bowes ..... 802| pitchers, were considering Van | cL AYFODL- SM: Mary Buckner, mother | Jig" DeautiTal Borer oerings o the death | Evelyn Wiesman, Bowes vee $92 t B, P. Claypool, passed away Wednes- of our beloved husband and father, Thelma Wedale, Coca-Cola (Pritt)... 502 Lingle Mungo as a probable starter day. Services -Saturday, Fanner & Bu-lc, ance Earl Peyton. We especially wish Rose Taylor. Bowes . 500| if the veteran can keep up his thagan Morraty, 3 Bi Drients nvined: {0 thank the Rev. C, P. Paschal, soloist, OTHER LFAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) | comeback pace. urial Crown |organist, Broad Ripple Masonic tuary Friday afternoon and eveni \ Ruth Ittenbach Ranier Purniture 48 pn > d 3 Susbuhd o [Qe 9! RaiReay Conductors and shir ey | CLE 8 WAT . ushan \ Lucile, father of Edward P. of Indian-| MRS. MARGARET PEYTON & FAMILY. apolis, Theodore Clements of Shelbyville, | STMS Ind.; Mrs. Frank Gross of Rushville, Ina.;

Mary Hendrick. Amer, United Mixed pty Mary Ellen McKenna, St. Joan of Arc 453 HAVANA, March 8 (U. P.).—

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{arrived late last night for a series Clements: at Ihe he Sali) ° By rd and Snead Jot exhibition games here against | ,yay tT eTay _- M, Priends may, call| Bstel Taylor and Rev wy a. * Burn Up Course

{the Boston Red Sox and the Cuban at. the Tolin Funeral Home, 1108 Pros- | Chas. R. Hamilton and choir, Mrs. Hamil|p MIAMI, Fla, March § (U. P)~— Outboard Club

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extend to .ur many friends. relatives | Mrs. Rose Davis and Mrs. Belle Jordan and neighbors our heartfelt thanks foc | Passed away Friday morning at Pe Tehl- | the mcts of love and kind.words of sym-} dence of Mrs. Jordan. Funeral notice|pathy extended in our recent bereaveinter. Por information call Conkle Pu- ment the loss of our dear daughter and neral Home. | sister, Virginia Irene Thomas. We extend GILKISON—Charles W., age 67 years, of grateful thanks for the numerous cards, | N. Bancroft, beloved husband of [lovely floral tributes. and letters of sym- | tory in the $7500 international four a J. Oflkison and father of C. B | pathy. We especially thank Father Barton, ball tournament,” The two slammin’ that it il t from Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel a w not | 5377 E. Washington st. Burial Washington / son and brother, Harry ay, ho} attempt to sanction outboard motor | Fark Friends may call at the chapel any pasted way March 8 1930. ur thoughts are wandering. Car, ture golf course yesterday as their | 208 races during the 104 season. Belmar |, AS day fades to the land of jong ago, | powerful wood shots routed Clayton! Although the Outboard Boating seats, |A08 Memories paint the suns of 014 4 . club replaces the National Outboard |¥ife of Allen Grant, mother of Mrs Nell| In the gold of twilight glow Heaffner of Charlotte, N. C., and] Sturgeon, city, and Otha ©. Grant oi [We seem fo see in the Bott dim light, Jimmy Thompson of New York {association which supervised many | Bisbee, Ariz. of EH. Moreland, lA ace we loved the best; ti sun's | and 6, at the end of 30 holes. |Middlewestern racing events prior gi" Minn Bo, Bey —— ito the war, the O. B. C. indicates {that it will leave the sponsoring of

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Who past away 14 years ago today Daniel A. of Cincinnati, Karl L. of Dear God, wiit thou take a message to i . , Hild our dear Barbara, who stays with you Tn sists thres-cishion CARH | American Power Boat association, Ln Ages, Ise id away Thureday| Whisper that we miss her always, {both of which have expressed a de- a. m. Services Flanner & Buchanan A8ud we send her all our love !matches staged at the Board of! P Mortuaries Saturday 3 p. m. Friends in- Dear God, you will know our darling |sire to sponsor events in their re- |’, al’ Crown Hill. Friends may! Barbara, by the sweetness of her smile -1 Trad 1 last ht, H vited. Burial y rade parlor last nig ATTY | spective zones. call at the MoOrLuary. [Tell her we will meet her again, always , { in just a littie while. Cooler deleated Orville Bray. 50 to| GRIMES -H. D., 88 years, beioved father | DADDY, BILLY AND MOMA 46, in 82 innings, and Dave Klapper | of Ethel Harter and Billy Srimes, - randfather of Juanita and Harold Mar- | g downed Bray, 50 to 39, in 110 in Montgo er in Bu I ries | FUNERAL DIRECTORS ye nings. m Y Christensen; great-grandfather of Jack| = CONK|E FUNERAL HOME | Geor Atki ts Hi Joh Martyn, Oharies Marvin, Nancy Butner,! reorge nson mee 1 n- and Pamela Christensen, passed har | a W_ Michigan st BE-19M 0 oni e 8 1 Thursday p. m. Puneral Sunday, son in tonight's gam at o'clock. | * Im ortant Test at the G. H. Herrmann a Rone, [FARLEY FUNERALS. {505 South East: st. Friends invited or 1604 wr "tn Fi bi R ult Ds Ind. Friends may call after . NNER & BOCHANAN—35 ! Ig esulrs NEW YORE, Mai3 OU. PI HEYOB—H H, husband of Margaret, | Creek Boulevard TAIN. [ arry us | By UNITED PRESS Tony Pellone, tough young New|“ ij. of Mrs. Marie Ludwick, Leona, | BERT S. 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We have 2 openings for young to train in office work ss clerks. Desire some knowledge of comptometer . opera. tion or typing, Excellent opportunity for advancement. ;

McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co.

Mass: ave

"GEN N- OFFICE WORK

om. wk days, 8-12 Sa Mutua! Insurance Co., 31 Meridian st. Coats.

GIRLS FOR POLICY WRITING

2106 N. Meridian. Call TA-1536, Mrs, Watkins 4%

17137

Power Sewing Machine Operator EXPERIENCED Perm. Year Round Employment

SEE MR HICKETTS 20 N. SENATE

sass | SHORT “ORDER COOK—heurs. 4 to 12, White. Ted's Lunch Room, 925 N. Hiinois. SALESLADIES 18 to 35

Interested in permanent werk. Opportunity for advancement. Good salary BR ANT

| W. T. GRANT CO.

3 F Wash

SALESPEOPLE

CORSET DEPT,

Experienced: full-time smployment. Apply employment office, Tth floor,

-THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

SECRETARY

Competent stenographer with Dictaphone exp. G salary

with opportunities,

AMERICAN STATES INS. CO. 542 N. Meridi EXPERIENCED SECRETARY Exceptionally attractive opportunity for a woman fully qualified to act as secres tary to president of old established manu.

facturing company. Call RI-8388 for appointment

Secreta Y:Ste00

Well groomed. Capable assumin 3jonsiiity A, Chance for Cnet G See MR. BROWN or

Goodyear Tire & Rebli. Co.

RI-350: 602 N. Capitol

excellent

re-

Secretary-Steno.

Peruanent 3philcant. phone operator. : Rontia n,

qualified

Qosttien Jor a be Sempe Re Apply to

| JIndpls. Paint & Color Co.

40 N. Capitol LI-1521

STENOGRAPHER

| Experienced, not aver 30; secretarial duties; also must be rapid | in figure work. Position available at once, 5'%-day week, 40 hours, {State full particulars to Box A-183, Indianapolis Times.

STENOGRAPHER

legal experience des 40-hour week. Dept.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

214 Traction Terminal

Downtown office: sired; $30 per week ° Apply Personnel

~ Stenographer Goad opportunity; permanent position.

5.DAY WEEK STOKELY-VAN CAMP, Ine.

(PMrst Ploor) 041 N. Meridian

“A-1 _STENOGRAPHER

wanted for permanent position in downs town office; iy be absolutely pap. h ghorthald and typing; MA-8397 or apply P. ’ bide,

STENOGRAPHER

with opportunity to become 8 secretary; b-day week. Apply #

PACKARD MFG. CO. 2900 Columbia Ave

Any north-bound car to Crosstown bus to

Inland