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yall team has e Rose Bowl, today. five out of six ° owl berth. ‘hools marked

”- 4 igh retaining. nship, was in- : the bowl this ovision of the ct prohibits a am from parn once In three

sentatives who Frank E. Ricjam R. Brene= y Paul J. Blom= h W. Aigler, Rottschaefer, ndquist; Dean , Ohio State; freeman; Pur1 Little, Wis-

a win the Parence nominane would be a California's ppy) Waldorf, estern until he Coast, and the h Bob Voigts, Jldorf at the

as one of the s year, even in second place It lost only higan, 28 to 0, e, 12 to 7. at UCLA, 19 to » 16, Syracuse, , 21 to 7, Wisi Illinois.

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Experts Favor

Eagles to Cop Eastern Title

Defeat Redskins, 42-21, to Take Lead

By United Press Philadelphia's hard - driving Eagles,” once the scapegoats of the National Football League, continued moving methodically toward their second successive Eastern Division title today, favored by both the experts and the schedule. The Eagles, who now have to face only Pittsburgh, Boston and Detroit before the end of the season, took a 1% -game lead in the Eastern Division yesterday by sattering the Washington Redskins, 42 to 21. Once again it was Tommy Thompson's passing and Steve Van Buren’s ground gaining which spearheaded Philadelphia to victory. The curly-headed Van Buren rolled for 171 yards in 29! tries and Thompson completed 12! of 17 passes, including three touchdowns, as the Eagles took their seventh straight contest. Sammy Baugh’'s two touchdown passes prevented the game from developing into a complete rout. The two Chciago teams continued to share'the Western Division| ~~" lead as the Bears trampled the Boston Yanks, 51 to 17, and the Cardinals squeaked by the Los! Angeles ] Rams, 27 to 24. Minini Stands Out

MONDAY, NOV. 22, 1948

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Valuable Raven

All America's Browns Whip Yanks, 34-21

‘Face Tough Schedule On West Coast

By United Press The perennially powerful Cleveland Byowns don’t have much to fear on the football field today, but in the schedule book they find a torrent of terror. The defending champion Brownies defeated the New York Yankees yesterday, 34 to 21, as the headed for their second straight All America Conference football crown. But they don’t get a week's rest before meeting the next obstacle, Thursday, they must take on Los Angeles at Los Angeles. 8fill that won't be the end. Sunday they meet San Francisco. That's three football games in eight days. The way the Browns played yesterday, they shouldn't worry too" ‘much, even about their murderous schedule. Frightened briefly in the second period when the Yankees tied the score at 14-14, the Browns quickly pulled out of the hole with ‘Lou Groza's 34-yard field goal and went on to win their 11th straight handily. Buffalo Leads East

Los Angeles needed Ben Agajanian’s 10-yard field goal in the last period to defeat Baltimore, 17 to 14, and that—coupled with

Carter Byfield, former Washington High School quarterback, was chosen the most val. uable Anderson College footkall player for 1948 by teammates. He was second in total yardage qained after "playing regular fullback for the Ravens. A Navy veteran, he is the son of Mrs. M. E. Stevenson, 96! East Drive, Woodruff Place.

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Kool Vent Aluminum Awnings serve doubly well on homes constructed without covered porches, officials of the Kool Vent Aluminum Awning Co. said today. ——Owners-of ranch style, colonial and other houses of similar {construction are—using ~Koeol Vents ~to- provide. the comfort. a screened-in porch can afford, they said.

Since the vents are rain-proof, they keep porches and patios dry and usable and admit a diffused light on sunny days. The construction of the vent screens out the direct rays of the sun. No seasonal maintenance is since the Kool Vent Awning a permanent installation, the compafiy sald, and the units make perfect roofs for the extended frame work of the porch. The high gloss enamels made

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with attachments will be sold for, the price usually charged for the] cleaner alone, Mr. Distelhorst said.

The “special sale, which wil cover a two-week period, opene

Capital to Greet Kitty Hawk Today

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 (UP) = ~The original flying machine] comes here today for civic honors The cost of the complete outnever received during its inventors’ lives. It is the Wright Brothers tiny biplane of 1903, known as both the “Flyer” and “Kitty Hawk.” It is being trucked into -Washington by the Navy after a triumphal tour from London where it was sent in 1928, The plane will he given a rousing civic welcome. Formal presentation to the Smithsonian Institution will be made Dec. 17, the

the 1940 price,” Mr. Distelhorst | pointed out. Attachments special offer will {include famous Kirby Sudser, housewives can easily use to shampoo carpeting, rugs and overstuffed furniture easily and adequately. The Kirby organization is currently sponsoring the “Breakfast With Chuckles” broadcast over WISH every Saturday at 10 a. m., Sirsctly from the Guaranty Cafeeria.

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State Police coum 04aT cunne BEL PTOMOLIONS

Vinzant to Head Dunes Park Post

{ Col. Robert Rossow, superintendent of Indiana State Police, 9d today announced the promotions of five members of the force

the Dunes Park and Jasper fit during this sale is now below|iicrs oC no JasPe

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First Sgt. Robert Vinzant, of | Hobart, acting post commander included in the of the Dunes Park Post since July 23, was advanced to the rank of which lieutenant and placed in charge of the post. Sgt. James Stack, of Gary, has replaced Lt. Vinzant as 1st sergeant. Two other promotions in the Dunes Park District advanced Cpl. Robert Scott, of LaPorte, to the rank of sergeant and Trooper

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Alcoholic Control

Unit Cracks Down |

The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission has ordered suspen-| sion of eight beverage permits in seven cities. Suspended for 15 days were Joseph Schafer, Poseyville, for Sunday sales, and Paul 8. Clair, Elwood, for insanitary conditions and employing waitresses without permits, Seven day suspensions were meted to Mark Keitler, East Chicago, for employing a bartender and waitress without permits; Howard J. Moser, and Cora M. Bessler, both of Lafayette, and Ural Trueblood, Terre Haute, all for credit sales, and William Mehling, Alexandria, minors loitering. Ward W. Smith, Portland bartender, was suspended 15 days for sale to intoxicated persons.

Sun-Day-Camp Program Boosts Membership

The Sun-Day-Camp program

Coloradan Linked In Coed Murder

‘Terrorized’ Wife

Names New Suspec BOULDER, Colo., Nov. 22 (Ul —An unnamed 25-year-old blo: man whose wife “put the fing on him” has been linked” with the sex-slaying Theresa Foster, 18-year-old Col rado University student, Sher Arthur Everson said today. Sheriff Everson said 10 inves’ ators questioned the me

“definite evidence with the slaying.”

taken into custody after his wi told deputies she had been ke “in constant terror and a virtu prisoner” since the Nov. § sla; ing. B8he escaped by telling he husband she was ‘going to see :

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45th anniversary of the first flight at Kitty Hawk, N. C.

The “Flyer” now is to take the $500 Theft Probed

number one place of honor in the) a4 Downey Dunker Shop

Smithsonian’s aircraft collection. This place has been held byl Police today were investigating

Trooper Don Smiley, of Washington, Ind., became a corporal to fill a vacancy in tHe Jasper District,

dentist. The woman collapsed after tel ing her story. Sheriff Everso said she was “near hysteriz throughout the questioning an was placed in a private room ¢

sponsored by the Kirschbaum Center and the Jewish Community Center Association has increased its membership to four club groups. Plans are being made for a

the Yankee defeat—hoisted idle Buffalo into the Eastern Division lead. New York, Baltimore and Buffalo were tied before yesterday's games. Frankie Albert was the big gun

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Frank Minini, rangy Bear naif. By BILLY SIXTY back, stood out by scoring Chi-| EXTRA SPIN: When a pupil discago’'s three TD’s in the third covers that putting a hook on the period. Pat Harder was the man, pai) is naturally and easily done, most responsible for the Cardi- lhe very often decides to help

Hurt in Fall on Steps

Is’ narrow win over - 's $500 - . » fo Dor Rams. The former Wisoonata ths, Bong. gven ' more Mp a in Se Be om. pei iv eT The I em 3 sls Ey At Bus Terminal TS nkeRiins Suny hr fund ari the suspec od ace added to his league scoringlittle “extra st just as the San Francisco scooted up, down, |? 2 collection including many|Market St. ? Alcario Rodriguez, 55, of 906 yesterday afternoon.

drive. lead by scoring one touchdown, Dall leaves the =

booting two field goals and kick-nand. This is ing three points after touchdown, called over-turn- ££ Chuckin’ Charley Conerly was Ing and it is aj virtually the whole show in the! YerY Poor prac- gi New York Giants’ crushing 49. tice

[famous planes. Eventually they and around the field to a 63-to-40 § | victory over the Dodgers. Albert wil be housed in a new national i] passed to four touchdowns and #'T Museum. ] ran to two in this preview of the’ ]' basketball season. 4| The standings:

The owner, Troy Haney, 5102 N. Pennsylvania 8t., said the money was stolen sometime between Saturday night and noon

|yesterday. The combination on Taxi Driver, 60, Beats [the safe was not damaged, he

Fayette St.,, was in critical condition in General Hospital today as the result of injuries received yesterday. Police said Mr. Rodriguez fell down the stairs at the Bus Term-

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ip, but Oregon to 3 victory over Green Bay.! Making a 1 'Off said. fu hast Revi di ¥ inal. Completing 20 passes out of 30 bowler 13 a long { EASTERN r BY F Bet. Pits. OP Robbery Attempt | USED CARS rs squeaked by for a total of 308 yards, Coner.JoP: He has to} {Buffalo ......:. 5.6 455 261 274) A 60-year-old taxi driver suc-| Hq eleven, 1-6. ly left the game low the|iearn the proper 8 NO 12 3 7 47 3% 23/cessfuly fought off two men who | SEE th time getting Sa Mandl i S to mop BTID, the stance, ookiyn® 2 10 87 212 B18) oro 4 DODGE, PLYMOUTH WINTERIZE . in the mug, up after the third BO Tag the footwork, the WESTEEN IE Pts. OP atiemp ol D205 Im last night, AND v= ush-away of an aed 1 ; police sa. oth teams be- Fritscivs first period field goal Phe ball RB re San “Francisco 11 : 3 “a 2 is The men, police were told, TRUCK SERVICE 3 stronger—but saved Green Bay from. being jate swinging ac- Chicag goes 11 3 Mmm 362 hailed George Sturges, 1019 E. : YOUR CAR | 1030 N. Meridian shutout. i COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS | - 3 {tion and the finishing slide to the 9th St., and asked to be driven { | p a California Detroit's Lions, paced by Bill Pro Football Results R1-2531 lt failed when : y {foul line to insure a full and to Noble St. and Massachusetts -

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ALL-AMERICAN CONFERENCE Cleveland 34, New York 21. Los Angeles 11, Baltimore 14. San Francisco 63, Broo

Dudley's two touchdowns and ,ccyrate swing-through. Next, Marv Pregulman’s 33-yard field pe may learn to roll a hook. And| goal, edged the Pittsburgh Steel-',.;, 50 many bowlers spoil it all

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