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Major to Recount OSS Experiences

Maj. Paul Cyr, Gary, Ind, will tell of his experiences as an OSS agent at the State Reserve Officers Association meeting here Apr, 10-11. The 27-year-old war veteran i worked with the . French underground for six months before the invasion of Normandy. Later he was a spy and saboteur in China. Maj. Cyr holds the Legion of Ma). Punt Or Honor, Croix de the Distinguished Service

Oilers Rank As Favorites To Beat Ky.

Teams Advance

To Olympic Finals NEW YORK, Mar. 30 (UP)— With absolutely no form sheets for guidance, the Phillips Oflers| i. rerre, of Bartlesville, Okla., today Were| cross and the Bronze Star. He ranked as heavy favorites to beat was discharged in December, the University of Kentucky in the 1945, and has been active in the final round of the Olympic bas- reserve since that time. ketball tryouts tomorrow night.

Actually, there will be little at Chamberlin Enters

stake in the game because both Phillips and Kentucky now are as- Senate Race Harry 0. Chamberlin, former

sured of having five men each on the Olympic squad. But the game derived interest Circuit Court judge here and a from the fact that it will be the former member of the LegisiaJot Refaided Slash jn court his-| ture, has announced his candiory of a national AA champion | " and a national collegiate cham-| Say for Be ReDubigun Rm pion. The Oilers, AAU titlists,|2to0 OF Iale. Denali: were picked to win easily. manager Bj pas WHO ad -3 The Oklahoma quintet trounced! the Denver a in the semi. | Campaign for the GOP mayoralty finals last night, 60 to 40. nomination a year ago, said he Bob (Foothills) Kurland, the will seek a seat in the state Sen-seven-foot redhead, plunked in 21/ hte principally to sponsor. repoints for the Oilers and was| rms in the state's tax laws. literally their tower of strength| He has practiced law in Indi-

WORTH BRAGGING ABOUT — Fred C. Myers. of 1746 E Tabor St. caught this largemouth bass, weighing 5 pounds, 13 ounces, Sunday in Yellowood Lake in Brown County. was the 20-year-old Navy veteran's first outing since his discharge from service last December. Fred was casting with a yellow River Runt. He is a student at Lain Business. College.

Toe Following Services Neve Joan Schodvid CAMPLIN, James E, EDER—Mrs. Lucille MANN—Goldie R. Kemp RIEBE—Conrad H.

Ranes Has High Single Game of 289 as

; Mrs. Cimmerman Tops Women With 621 ’ By FRANK WILSON Another women’s 800 and a high single tally of 289 were the nts of last night's bowling league action. Dotty Cimmer-| man connected for a 621 iz the Indianapolis Classic loop at the penn slides, and Matt Ranes coralled 10 strikes and a spare for the 289 in the Court House League, also at Penn. Mrs. Cimmerman opened her series with a 200, dropped to a!

g7 middle offering, then rose 2% in the closer. She rolls ABC nine Qavoll

RIEBE—Conrad H., of 1130 Leland, entered into rest Sunday even: age 62 years, husband of Mrs. Thele ma Riebe, father of Robert i

Wednesday, 1:30 ton Chapel, 5342 Friends are welcome. Washington Park ht a Toney MOORE MORTUARIES

VORNEHM August, of 128 Wiscone sin St., beloved brother of Mary Gann, Ella McCoy, Josephine Spaulde ing, Anna Miller, Frank Albert Jue luus and. John Vornehm, passed away Sunday. Services Wednesday p. m., at the BEANBLOSSO MORTARY, 1321 W. Ray St. Bunal Floral Park Cemetery.

WICK —Prieda Fender, 68 years, of Monticello, Ind: wife of Andy, sister of Mrs. Bmma Nigmeyer and Mrs. Ella Niemeyer, passed away Monday a. m. Priends may call at the TOLIN FUNERAL HOME, 1308 Prospect St, after 7 p. m., Tuese day. Service Thursday, 3 Pp. m from the funeral home. Interment Crown Hill. Friends invited. (Mone Meello, Ind, , papers please copy.)

YOCKEY— Mrs, Blanche Lydia,

3 , John Bell, both of Indianapolis, et half-sister of Lue ther Gauker, Sidney, Mont, assed away Monday p. m. Ser Ne BUCHANAN MORTUARY Thursday, 2: 30 pL Friends invit urial ill. Friends may ¢ at mortuary. {Bloomington (Ind.) papers please copy.]

ZIEGLER-Joseph B, beloved father

» Mechanics Laundry. Nudging| the 600 mark was Mabel Fischer, he IY holding down second | a place in singles competition of the state tourney, who dropped 596 woods, also in the Indianapolis Classic. Rolling for Tilson’s Clerks in the Court House group, Ranes started his high game with a spare. He connected for 10 in a row, then left a single pin standing on his last € eviag. He add-|Edva ed games of 211 and 161 to this Bi Ki and totaled 661 pins for the eve-| °*® ning’s work. John Hanrahan, rolling in the Evangelical League at Pritchett’s, ~+Bmarked 12 consecutive strikes, but 10 were rolled in his middle {Mgame for a 280. An opening game of 191 and a 163 final game

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Robert Briarton, Detroit . Robert Welch, Terre Haute, Ind. and 243. He bowls for Berry's Lunch. Second honors in that group went to Tony Hessman

rom the doubles r Kramer and SeSegura seemed a ‘placing his shots and scorching the hat peculiar base-

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° ; lis for 46 years. He lives of Mrs. Mary C. Hampton and der the backboards. Six-foot,|3D&PO Mrs. Margaret Powers, passed awa who shot a 200-189-263—652. H D by ( f Pe | t 5 ith his fami] : is C 3% Blin Mi ~ rolls for the Smith Buffet. . Uroc er on f en Seven-insh Gorden {Snorey) Car- ar ri y a1 3907.N. Poin TE Par ar. “GRINSTEIN. he afternoon both Fy A side Pe the Mgiing Ju the Indiana Bell Telephone 2 a. Turpo UrIand With 15) ee————| 0 Si. Thursday. 3° m. “parint v e te mm Lv Gonen Src mes, 26, ren ine Of Dodgers’ Chances {Boxing Card, Apr. 9 ise. « covsviune wnl_— MWNoUNGERERTS | Gules nna clinic STonsores By a 650 on games of 235, ’ 204 and : y its flashy, dashing style, ran 1. DEATH NOTICES p.m. Tuesday. Schoo! etic

By LEO H. ager United Press Sports Editor CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Mar. 30—There's an old saying that there's never a dull day with the Dodgers. And from the looks of things 1948 isn’t going to be a dull year for them, either. While Lippy Leo Durocher isn’t one to forecast events to come, the cocky air with which he goes about the job of getting his club ready for the National League pennant race leaves no doubt h Finks he has the STEW 10 heat: on the 1947 club who could beat tainty’ about the makeup of the Su is can’t even spell club right now than any other No one knows better than Du-

team in the majors, one thing is rocher and Rickey that the Dodg-

sure. For youth, speed and agers lost a lot in the sale of Stanky |gressiveness—the things President tothe Braves and Walker to the

Branch Rickey looks for.in ball Pirates. But there isn't any

players — the Dodgers know no worrying in the Dodger P. Pe ee el De Iie Jour. 2s They still have the best group riggs of young ball players to be found House Gang” of baseball. in the majors rue, they. have lost two of ; Men's League, 980-1046-1065— In one of those players: they with & ) X their key men—Eddie Stanky and 658 on games of 191, 224 3091, Dixie Walker. They were the ones feel hey have a new Dixie

RESULTS IN CITY BOWLING LEAGUES LAST NIGHT His name is Dick Whitman and

he is going to take over Walker's EN eh. Eh American Sen right field post. The baseball '.. 668 | Reavis MeCall Capitol. Laverne Biers, Indianspolis Classic... 561/Players who know him best will 064 | Hen Winters, - ternal oe Vivian Weaver, Indiana magolls 5 Classic. 556|tell you that he is the most agBl Et lmeucs Sy Classic. Bd Hewes, Rn Bros. rixed "S33 |gressive ball player the game has Bob Fl lliamson, seen since the days of Cardinal Fred Hohit, Evangeli ++ H3istar Pepper Martin, the old “Wild Noam, Meubews, praternai Hoss of the Osage.” Pete Bailey, South Sid The 1947 year he had with Orville Tri Montreal worked wonders for 33 Whitman. He learned how to pull a ball, how to use his hands on 27/y balls and how to play hitters. He hit .327 with the Royals, 0: 834 He must have something, for Rickey, who isn’t one to look 7|askance at a penny, turned down two $100,000 offers — from the 3| Braves and Pirates—for him. But despite his promise, he’s 3/only one guy battling for a job 12/on the Dodger club. There are 10/48 others and only two of them— catcher Bruce Edwards and short93stop Pee Wee Reese, among the 504/1947 regulars—are sure of hold503ling their jobs. The battle for the | other positions is wide open and the candidates for jobs are a dime a dozen.

roughshod over Baylor, 77 to 39. Six-foot, seven-inch Alex Groza looped in 33 points for Kentucky before calling it a night and Ralph Beard dropped in 13.

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211. He later connected for a 643 in the American Legion Classic. Both leagues roll at the Indiana alleys. Weldon Rugh led the American Legion outing with a 225-212-213--650 for the Coca-Cola team. Completing the honor roll was Dave Taylor who marked a 650 in the Little Flower loop at Pritchett-Hunt and O'Grady’s. His games were 201, 213 and 236. High team totals for the evening were turned in by the Mechanics Laundry Quintet in the Indianapolis Ladies Classic, 804-905-893—2602, and Roehl's Pharmacy in the South Side Business

Six professional bouts, including two eight-rounders, will form the first boxing program offered local mitt fans by Forrest McKinney at the Armory on Friday, Apr, 9.

McKinney, who obtained a promoter’s license from the Indiana State Athletic Commission recently, is arranging the program on the basis of talent displayed on recent fight cards which he has; witnessed in Evansville, Michigan City, Chicago and Louisville. He has signed Chuck McGow of Indianapolis and Eddie Trevino of' Mexico for an eight-round featherweight clash. McGow, former Golden Gloves star and Indiana AAU champion in the bantamweight division, has won 18 of his 22 professional | starts. Another “eight” and four “fours” will’ complete Promoter McKinney's program. The "last professional show here was held on Dec. 5.

id the Junior Deommittee of the 1a Tennis Associa-

pros demonstrated es and techniques lely 200 high school soaches. The clinic by Paul Bennett, University tennis rry Leighton, River y Club tennis pro, h School, Chicago,

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