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Ly pture N. CAA Crown

JIS, June 21 (U. P.). — Hoavily-tavored Iitivels, paced by , led the nation’s collegiate cinder stars into Memorial

of the N. C. A, A. track and field

The Illind, with top-notch men in at least four events, ‘txpected comonly from Southern California. The latter has won the team

title 12 times in 24 years of competition, - Some 12,000 spectators were expected at the preliminary heats today. A crowd twice that size was| expected for ihe Jnals tomorrow, | Coach hnson's Illinois | lads already ye conceded the title. The. crowd was lured by the prospect of seeing McKenley and hurdler Harrison Dilliard, both Negroes, set new N. C. A. A records, Dilliard hails from Baldwin-Wallace] of Ohio. : " Unofficial Record

McKenley set an unofficial world vecord in the 440-yard dash when he legged the distance at :426 in| the recent Big Ten meet, He was! expected to have little trouble] “Jowering the N. C. A. A. standard ‘of 465 set by Archie Williams ol California in 1836. + ‘Hurricane Herb also will try to] break the existing N. C. A. A. mark | of :20.5 for the 220-yard sprint, ‘set | by Ralph Metcalf of Marquette in 1933. The world record of :20.3 was | chalked up by Jesse Owens in 1935. Dilliard already has tied Fred

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ord of 22.5, about two-tenths of a second - better than the best N. C. A. A. mark. Illinois’ other hopes lay in Bob Rehberg: in the 880 and mile and big Dwight Eddleman in the high jump. Rehberg expected strong competition however, from Alvah

{Meeker of Golgate and Quentin | Brelsford ‘of Ohio Wesleyan in the

half mile and from Southern California’s Roland Sink in the mile, Sink was expected to wage a scorching duel with Rehberg in the mile, and was given an edge over Fred Feiler of Drake and twice defending champion Frank Martin of N. Y. U. in the two-mile, Southern California's other “sure” point winners were Tex Winter and Bob Hart. Both appeared untouchable in the pole vault,

Wilburn Drives To New Mark

FRANKLIN, Ind. June 21.—Jim-

my Wilburn of Indianapolis set a Wolcott's 220-yard low hurdles rec- track record of 25.87 seconds last nfangrum-Little .

Inight in qualifying his big car ‘for the auto race program at the Franklin Fairgrounds. Wilburn was the night's big winner, capturing an elimination, al {handicap event and the 15- lap fea- | ture. Bill Cantrell of Louisville was second in the feature and Carl Scarbrough of Detroit, third. on Hubble of Linton and Herb oon of Indianapolis were other elimination winners.

Racing Card

Tonight — Indianapolis Speedrome, Kitley ave. and Road 52 (Consolidated Midget Racing association). Tomorrow, Night—At Greenfield (C. M. R. A). . Sunday Afternoon — At Rockville, Jungle Park speedway, big cars (Midwest Dirt Track Racing association). Sunday Night — At Alexandria (C. M. R. A).

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|Mangrum TOLEDO, O., «June 21 (U, P).— Lloyd Mangrum, who won the National Open under enough pressure to operate a 16-wheel locomotive, found that there was no escape from hot water today when he and his: partner, Lawson Little, drew the pace setters in the second round of the Inverness invitational best ball golf meet’ TT In the feature second\round match Mangrum and Little, a couple of Californians, play a pair of Texas hot-shots, Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret who led yesterday's competition by four points over the field. . In other second round matches; Bol Hamilton and Dick Metz opposed Herman Keiser and Chandler | Harper; Sam Snead and Vic Ghezzi met Sam Byrd and E. J. (Dutch) Harrison, while Byron Nelson and Harold . (Jug) McSpaden, ¥ were| paired against Toney Penna and Herman Barron. Hogan and Demaret, the tournament favorites, played consistently brilliant golf over yesterday's first 18 holes to swamp Byrd and Harrison, seven up. Their 32-31—63 was the medal score for the day, made by virtue of eight birdies. The point score at the start of|

, brother, Richard Lee. Williams, Our sintoday’s play were: ' q | cere thanks to Rev. 'K, D. Vandeventer, Hogan-Demaret .............PIUS Tiorganist, singers, and’ Little and Sons Nelson-McSpaden ,.........Plus 3 Service. FAMILY, | BF ou ie I Ey | Relser-Harp Plus 1 IN MEMORIAM 4 An BRAY —In loving memory of our dear Penna-Barron ......ieeiee -Minus 1 brother, Richard Bugens Bray, who Snead-Ghezzi .....ccoe0es Minus 2| passed away June 31, 1945 . Minu 3 nly a prayer for you. dear brother, Hamilton-Metz .......... nus « Only a memory fond and true; | Byrd- Harrison ..... ..Minus 7! Only a token of deep affection,

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PHILADELPHIA, June 21 (U, P). —A 10-mile match race between three winners of the 500-mile Indi!anapolis Memorial day automobile race will be held at Langhorne speedway -on June 30. George Robson, winner of the Indianapolis race this year, and| {Mauri Rose and Floyd Davis, co- | winners in 1941, will compete in the [$500 purse event, The match race will precede ‘a 100-mile © national championship | 1 event for Indianapolis cars, the first AAA-sanctioned championship event on a dirt track since the war.

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AN OPPORTUNITY for exceptionally high

{ 1 i earnings doing Bone» wor omen | {

wanted oe py one ohdvertising can cam- | paign NTIAL |. en sy AN rs Work at} { home, full or part time. Apply Holland | Studio, 214 Kresge Bldg., 41 E. Washington between 1 To:

ce Position

GENERAL MOTORS

Has an Opening for a

TYPIST

Good Pay and Working Conditions ‘5-Day Week—Apply

General Motors Parts Division

347 W. Ninth St. Ph. LI-2461. Mr. Beall TYPISTS

40-Hour week, Good pay. Opportunity for advancement.

Bardach & Co. 448 N. Capitol Ave.

TYPIST—Who can take light Setation. | Permanent, position in pleasant office;

S-day, 40-hour week. John Deere Plow | Co., Mr. Britan. MA-0541. TYPIST Some dictation. Kes Lox Mig Co. {411 Holliday bldg. - | WAITRESS — Experienced, at-|

tractive; for cocktail lounge.

week. Apply after 7. | Kentucky ave

'WAITRES Illinois.

HOUSEKEEPER “12°L%, 75° Icers and Wrappers

over 40 hours. No experience necessary Apply Omar, , 901 E. 16th.

|BM

cs, in Insurance office has permanent|— | needed by widow lady. Reward. GA- di. job for experienced key punch op-

Call LI-1381.

erator,

~ KEY PUNCH OPERATOR

osition with

or verifier for permanent

18 to 30 years of age Pleasjant work, 6-day week Time and half for

WAITRESSES

TOP WAGES. Day and Night

WHEELER'S

139 N. Penn. A

WAITRESSES

Must be exp. SEE MR. GOODMAN Canary Cottage, 46 Monument Circle,

WHITE WOMAN

for soaking: Good wages; no - Sunday work; closed on bolidays. Call in person for interview

RUSSET CAFETERIA

37 8. Meridian

expandin organization. 5-Day, 40-hour we wntown office, CALL MR RAMIGE, RI-3431 GIRLS GENERAL MAID Experienced, with references, for small Pleasant surroundings. Steady work {house and to assist with care of 3-vear-| Experience unnecessary. Apply old bey, No laundry. Stay. White or ’ v colored. HU-5355

Girl

tatled work working conditions, L1-4504

Downtown office, Call

high school graduate and commer cial training snd accurate for deExcellent Miss Risinger,

BEMIS BAG CO. 1940 Barth Ave. “fo learn to mark-in in dry cleaning. Comet Cleaners, 8340 E. Washington.

Girl

Sportsman's Club. Mr. Hussy. | | 934 N. Penn. WAITRESS—8 hours a night, § nights |

Good pay, 3855 | erances.

HISPOT LUNCH, 411 8 |

thanks to Fathet 2 Lkhage and raerey, cago, Ill, suburban. BR-438 {8 A. M.-5 P. M* Mrs. Bulen singers, organist and Crinsteiner's Funera —— TT TD] T TERT [7 Ser . WIPE AND CHILDREN. COUNTER GIRL STENOGRAPHER White, 377 8. Illinois Secretarial experience helpful. Good . DICKERSON-.We. are geeply ADDIECIatiVe | wpe i rp e—g P 4 e { salar Permanent position. Alr-condi-| «Electrical Maintenance M ang extend our aad elt Danks jor DIET KITCHEN JIELPERS tioned Sitios; 5-day, 40-hour week. U. 8.| nance van tive” Mor? tive “beautiful ” floral tributes,| White, single. age 3 CORRUGATED FIBRE BOX CO. 1409| capable of checking , electrical units cards of sympathy, and other courtesies HOUSEKEEPING MAID Roosevelt. hye. against wiring diagrams.” Must have good extended at the death of our beloved . YOUNG LADY wanted as junior stenogra-| background in electricity, both theoretical husband and father. John Conrad Dick-| ea site: 8ge 40-60. Beginning salary, | pher and clerk, one who desires perma-|and practical. Past experience in serv erson. Our sincere thanks to Rev. Essex $67.50 er month plus board, room and|nent position with good opportunity for|icing radar or electronic controlled ist d Conkle F \ Servi *| laundry. Good working conditions. = In-|advancement. No Saturday work, Natlonal|equipment helpful, "Address Times, Box organist. an WIPE ST HT DREN stitution near Indiana, polis. Re trans- | Biscuit Co. MA-6329. A-793. ah oc. WIFE AND CHILDREN. | portation., Call CH-7676, 4 m to So SRT ee WILLIAMS With deepest gratitude ad) 2 ‘Miss Bulen. STENOGRAPHER Elihone apere. appreciation, we extend our sincere TI Es 4 0 - thanks to all our friends, neighbors, rela- OPPORTUNITY FOR tor, Soneral office days per week. MEN WANTED tives for beautiful floral tributes, cards

% Experienced % Flour Packers + Feed Packers % Flour Mill Workers i

ACME-EVANS. CO. INC. |

w Washington & Blackford Sis

GREASER

Truck experience preferred Freight Lines, 480 8. Capitol.

YOUNG MAN

Experienced to work in grocery ste Must have jieasan personality He ours | 10 a. m. to m.; all day Wednesday Work sinoay. 65¢ hr, 625}

per N . Fast st.

JEWELERS, ENGRAVERS Good Pay—Permanent Bardach & Co.

448 N. Capitol Ave, |

MAINTENANCE E AN

Century Biscuit Co, 630 W

~ Metal Polishars and Buffers

Apply Employment Office

Zenite Metal Corp.

Near 201 N. West St

|Good proposition for a thoroughly

eXperientey man. Apply

Superior Chev., Inc.

552 P Washington LI 4378

Metal Man

po enced, steady. Excellent ng condition. Phone IR- 9677

SHEET METAL MAN

for Shop Work Ability Not Required

work-

Layout

Permaneiit Job

Hall-Neal Furnace Co.

SHEET METAL MAN

Experimental first clase equipment; top Lay-ou triangulation forming: close tolSteady employment Apply Stewart-Warner Corp. 1063 York St., South Wing Division MA-8411

“SHEET METAL WORKERS

Experienced in industrial job - shop work. Also specialty and aluminum work Top wages: good pay: Brad Snodgrass, Inc, 2514 Bethel. GA-1733

~ MEN WANTED

for Steel, Sheet and Plate Fabricating Work. Plenty overtime.

Kennedy Tank & Mfg. Co.

1201 Beecher

PAINTERS and carpenters, apply 2335 Southeastern ave. New homes under; consiruction. 17 a mm. dally, EXPERIENCED MEN

Packing and Sorting Fresh Tomatoes. 70c Per Hour. White Only. 320 South New Jersey

RATE AND WAY BILL CLERK

Experienced-—Good Pay

|

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roses Hardwood Fioors

3 Plumbing-Heating

BUSINESS SERVICES ind

ALTERATION SPECIALIST WYATT] CLEAN * PRESS “REPAIR

MEYER O

CULE IBTH

\ARMENTS RELINE * REASONABLE JACOBS

WA 0084

Jomplete moto ebuild-. Auto Repair ihg Sopen 1 i ny 3

Denny's Gar, 313 Beecher (rear), | MA-3130 3130

Generator & Starter Repairing

_EARL, DEARING'S GARAGE, FH. 87117

BODY & FENDER REPAIR aN AIING

SERVICE BO 130( ROOBEVELT DY Shue

BLCEK Cement Work=WAs A607 crushed Stone and cinders, hauling,

hs Paintings Chimney, Brick | Porches, 1

I oundationy be CEMENT “and LOpMIE Work: sidewalks, porches and W_ Kamp, | Poreher steps,

FR-405 work, Walks, Cemen hasemontx Hauling, _L1- 250° BEAUTIFU L WHITE BR: 3700 Crus

d Stone HOUSE WIRING

a Specialty], Jcensed — Bonded ’ ectrie Co, 2618 BE 10th St CF A w CH-5637-R Cotas. J EXCAVATING basements “for 1 ready built, Top dirt, fl rt.

DAY'S FENCING |

Lawns, lots and Homes Fencing on easy terms

"809

yr General

, LI062 1 arivews a garage floors;

TAs t0s30,

7 day service, 3 yea rs Lo pay.

FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED, $3

Repairing _ ot all makes; roof ghtiers cleaned and repair aor on: eryice, 1163 N. Gladstone. CH-9354, “all makes, cleaned, res ‘Furnaces, pred, in: “By ag (7

| stalled, All work guaranteed, FURNACE, 8 registers, vacuumed cleaned,

$505. R 1 i lanteed, FRL0464, . makes, Wark: guar- ——— MULTIFLAME

BAS CONVERSION BURNERS

for any size or kind of heat! lan Now available for installation. “ne ark bronze and aluminum burner with newest controls and Jh0at economy. HU-3900

| R. ZIMMERM sanded, refinished

like . y work. new. Quality

pesonal g HTVIEY, free sti BR-9665—BR-1 THB. Bravest Tan laid, fin- | ished, refinished. Est. . free. BR- 8526

| FLOORS SANDED and refinished Prompt service by veteran with 8 years’ ex tage [Sausiaction guaranteed. IR-1917, or 5 :

LATHE WORK and weldin Ope m Pp. m. te 9 p.m, & nom

164 2027 N. Rural. CH-

Light Hauling .:, FR-3781

By the load or hour Reliable white man.

G hn. Hauling—An 1 Kind a, Ay Wy | RI 6492

_ HAULING

Light, any kind, any time, wi'"% wanted by veteran. tteran. R1-2673.

+ Hauling 3,575, 2 TA-2176 i HAUL IT TRASH OR "MA-3051 C. ‘MOON GENERAL FR.829 8293

Acme Heating Sales & Service ning installations, boilers, stokers, oal, gas and oil furnaces, vacuum clean- | ing. LI-6645, 1446 S. Meridian, FR-6951,

METAL MAN | Revie Ate Lists

Certificates filed with Responsibility Dept. RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, Ine 812 Indiana Trust bldg. Ma. A-9421

| PEDIGO & MEADOWS

Quality jewelry and diamonds; watch Yepairt ng: 2 weeks’ service. 1043 Virginia Ave FR-5400

SODDING., AND GRADING rich dirt, tree removing. E. Cool E. Cooke, e, HI-0315.

eh dip sodding, HI-2249 2249

LANDSCAPING, tree trimming. Veterans. WANTED: 10,000 lawnmowers (0 sharpen, adjust and repair Mowers sharpened by the Ideal - Machine Method. All work guaranteed. 4528 E. 10th, BL-3941. Open dail y 4:30 p. m.-8 p. m.; Saturday, 7a m-§ m lon Mowers—Bicycles | sharpened, repaired Boys irl sale. repaired. FR-4996 18i3

| LAWN MOWER HOSPITAL | - Tux Ten Hantware & Mig Cc. 3401-03 |B. 10th. Ch-53

Corie tops repaired; lino{Linoleum im installed om cabinet tops, instaliat pe of linoleum on floors. | MA-8290 8 RENOVATED & UP-

MATTRESSES Soi Ri. 1832 ‘Metal Metal Gutters ,°007 C CH-8264 ~ KEMTONING ; IR-4469 = ATR

| No money down, 3 years to pay. Est. free

PIONEER CONSTRUCTION CO.

GA-55T1

“COXLO REMODELING CO.

we

Interior ‘ and Exterior inting

Hy »

unos savers ie OH, | 123-R VE RIOR OR EXTERIOR PAINTING ©. FR-2953

estimaté

| Painting i

Kemtoning. Work

{ Quick Serv., MA- -98¢ D. | “Houses, Farms, | inSpray Painting %o0 "Bes oe First class work. Expert Painters r... WA-1368 fests nate, Ref, Veteran, Lawn furniture and fences. Painting Call Cooney, GA- 1044 : jg Lanting, “interior, exterior. Veterans Work guaranteed, _L1.7666. A 290 TET Painting.

\GA-8203 ‘ “PAPERHANGING—PAINTING

Plastering—Latest S8amples—CH-7310- «M.

Paper Steaming. Work GUAT.

Paperhanging. Free estimate, Guaran- | Whi lady. | Nor 6 PAL BE-5340 R-3

| "Steaming & , Paperhanging Prices to fit any pocketbook. CH- 6488

1st class Garrett

| PAPER HANGING and steaming. Tmmedi-CH-253 2532-W. hanging. Quality Paper lias" BE-4461 rn MANCING © PAPER HANGING Paton Piastoring paper tr Hanging and painting. | FR-3 3096 Papen eer ee. BE-4905-R Work guar. FR-3663, NGING, heh oR serv. M we. IR-4289 -4289 Paperhanging, "Steaming. PAPER HANGING -— Immediate service, Work guaranteed. W. S8mock, GA-9011 Paper cleaning. CH- 9576, BR- IR-4918. | SAPER BTEAMING, $6 1 ol xper. White. ‘Free est. § GA- -1063 PAPER CLEANING, wall hanging an paintin experienced; PLASTERING “Now Tend Patch Work Plastering," or oan LI1-3766 PATCH PLASTERING ™¢5'50s:

| 1st Class Work Free est. te service. Reasonable. Cleaning, ing; reas, price. J. Duncan. ° 0. J. MAIER, BE- 1483 — | Samples shown. Imm, service. pp a A-1; free estimations. Paperhanging Prompt Bervice, Condift TA-6042 6042 steaming, hanging. General ee Paper St'm’ § servicemen FR-6061 LEANING, wi washing, pAper guaranteed R |, LI 6850 CH-2052

Patch Plast Cl Pp nr fter fob. Wh Whie. ai GA- -4182

Patch h Plastering 7. Free FR-4830

nsed, New work. pairs Guaranteed serve ce. Mr, Crist. TA-8342, Veteran special 108» a repair, Arland Morgan, 814 Iowa, MA-2

Repair of any A tee Plumbing water pumps. L Me~ Clellan, CH-7038, R3, *

LET us repair your house. Siding, roofing, remodeling

Free “Estimates, GA-8441 Roof Repairs, all kinas, New RI-2928 2928

roofs. Guaranteed work

SEPTIC ° TANKS

"Vaults, dry wells,’ cleaned and repaired | by ex-servicemen Prompt S Service Fr. 7069 Sen tie Tanks, dy Wey and outside hy and “pumped. LI 8205

Septic Tanks

v Wells, Outside

FR-8742

Ory Toilets

Cleaned 1mediate. | Bervice Fons Wore old ii SEPTIC TANK GO MA-7086

CL Termit

home. WAVACUUM sw 5409

and deliver,

Washer | GUARANTEE J The best 1 the city. 1 CH-6110-R.

VACUUM

Vogel Bros., PINS

ROOMS'W H Delaware at

LARGE room gentlemen; Jersey. 110 N. GRA! drinking. | AAAI

ROOMS W

ROO men; good ood trans

BOARD little fidren; e

care f home, . RI. WINANS APARTME Exchange

same or hou

T. A Mc

“MOYNAHAN

850 N. Penns

Alabama a l ed

HOUSES F

LEAVING tox for chanc Kelly, PRT

INNS MISCELLA imme

Approximat floor of bri entrances. 6 State Realty 9x12 ROOM, businesses, month. RI-38

adults want unfurnished. Coal Co., Mi 2-3-BEDROO] army capt ter and Infa

completely r WILL I be bo ex-G. I, | ture repaire teacher. Fur apartment, ci es, Box

Shousivia pro Lehner. : BA

and no hom

d furnished. F

By July | with privileg house, north a G. 1). A-l

Up to $8 cruiting stat furnished or MA-1561, Ext SCHOO Butler un apartments f

for ministeri Will Pay |

will give as new. Call MA MIDDLE-AGE

som ebody hel,

“YOU'VE HE, You vete need of an ¢ or bad habit

(mide

years. (Apart

Summer § Call Boyce D

MAN, wife, ne room apart m,

Bo msi Box A462 Best of refer

LORED D furnished, rooms; refere

DR ED in

room furnish TWO single | ished

Newly Wi

live, If you ¢

SOBER, quie ployee wish Box AB48, ca

SINGLE hou: f

house East or south

house’ or 1: ION. room house

idiom 4 MANAGE ALLISON BUSINESS

FA Keystone

northwest: co on railroad: coal yard. Pr

BROWN §

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