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TUESDAY, MAR. 15,

ill Tennis Entries Due To Set Record

Ex-Boys Champion In Tournament

At Dearborn Hotel

A record number of entries is expected for the 1st annual Capital City Table Tennis Tournament slated Saturday and Sunday| at the Cearborn Hotel, Already entered are Morris Johnson, present National Boys champiof, and Eddie Hancock, former boy's champion and recent winner of the city parks tourney, Ed Baase; former member of the national senior doubles championship team, and Kenny Orr, twice member of the National Inter City team and winner of the recent Inter-City playoffs.

In the women’s division, strong-|

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est contenders are Laverne Von!

Willer, ranked second in the state, and Norma Orr, ranked 19th nationally and winner of the; southern Indiana tournament last month. i Champion§ will be crowned in the men's singles, novice men’s singles, women's singles, junior and boys’ singles, men’s women's and mixed doubles, Entries for the tournament may be obtained, at the De rn Hotel, and the deadliné is Friday at 9 p. m.

ABC Team Event

ATLANTIC CITY, N.-J., Mar 15 (UP)—The Jimmie Smith! team of South Bend, Ind., took! in the team standings at the American BowlIng Congress today with a 3027 total, 20 pins more "than the! Washington Shirts of Chicago! needed to win the event last Yar | The Smiths—Joe Czigany, H ar-| old Kelly, John Nemeth, Drennen| Tatman and Harry Luckey—! rolled a 961-1067-979. series last| night to replace Miller High Life Beer of Brooklyn, N. Y., as teal leader. The Midwesterners bear the a name of one of bowling’s all-time greats, Jimmie Smith of Brook-| lyn, who won the ABC all-events

title in 1911 and 1920. Philip Fringley of Cleveland! and Ray Bluth of St. Louis shook! up the singles bracket. Fringley,! a 33-year-old shop foreman, | vaulted into third place with a 706. Bluth, a 21-year-old bowling|T supply salesman and recent graduate of St. Louis University,! Moved into fourth place with a

State Swim Meet

Keith Carter, Olympic swimming star from Purdue University, was one of ‘many entries received yesterday for the Indiana State Swimming Championship meet slated Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Carter is defending state champion in the 50-yard free style Geo event. Another defending state champion from Purdue who has) entered competition this year is! Morgan Byers. He will defend his title in the 220 and 440-yard free| style event. - Major Willis, defending cham-|r, pion iA the low and high. board diving, will also defend his titles! at the meet this coming week-| end. Others who have sent in entries for the meet are Fred Kahms, Dick Comly, Ed Schultz, [pe

Howard Peterson, Chuck Thomas, |D. Schilling,

Mike Kosmetos, Bill Slocum, Ray |p, Schabel and Murray Hubley, all

* of Purdue; Bobby Batscher, Paul 2H Boughton, State Highway Smith, J. Thomas and Herschel Bud Dieta,

Jack of the Richmond YMCA and] Jerry + Wolley of the . LaPorte YMCA. Additional ‘entries for the state championships are expected this week.

Kirshbaum Cagers

In Midwest Tourney The Kirshbaum Schmohawks will represent the local center in a Midwest basketball tournament at St. Louis Saturday. The team which will meet the 8t. Louis YMHA Saturday, includes Lou Goldstein, Wayne]

Reynolds, Jake Alboher, Ed Ci-|

cola, Harry Goldstein, Milton Bluestein, Harry Nahmias and Sidney Feldman. Competition will include repre-| sentatives from Community Centers throughout the Midwest from Pittsburgh to Omaha, Neb. NEW YORK— (Eastern Parkway) —Bert

Livan, 148%, Austin, Tex. oytpointed Russell Howard, 1485. New York (8).

wok RiAGO Jiminy Sherrer, 154, Mil. ukee, stopped Jackie Keough, 184, Clevelabd (7. — “Red” Priest, 157, Cam brid Mass 154,

antes Bill Daly, Brookl line, Mass. (10),

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Frank Dailey, Jack Roa®h, Frank Gott, James Hacker, Dick West, . Don Blankenship {front row left fo right), standing with trophy, B. Frank Vincent, secretary, Southwest Branch, YMCA. John Robertson, Billy Gentry, Eddie Mcintosh, Robert Brown, Nelson Castle, coach; Arme Shiels, Billy Conley, Jack Higgins, . Raymond Murdock, ock, (back row). This is the winning team in the dry Hi-Y basketball loop.

200 million.

‘From those few, the veterans’

|Swells Ranks From 1000 fo 3 Millions

Posts Are Scattered Over World; Gl Bill of Rights Proudest Attainment

The American Legion, largest organization of veterans in world ‘1 began observance today of its 30th birthday. onde’ A 30 years ago, 1000 members of the Ametian Heditionsry of Forces of World War I met in Paris to found the organization. They continued their sessions through Mar. 17, 1919, new organization in politics as

body has grown to 17,287 posts

scattered over every state and a score of foreign countries with a tremendous membership of 3,087, 044 fighters of both World Wars I and II. The Indianapolis headquarters is nerve center of the organization, Legion a composed ters, numbers almost one million. Officials estimate the actual

posts and of the state and national headquarters at more than

200 Medal Men

The Legion claims more .overseas - veterans, more wounded

batants than all other veterans’ organizations. combined. The ranks include some 200 congressional medal of honor winners. Some view of" the enormous political potency of the Legion {may be obtained in considering

fighters and more decorated com- One of the world's

the fact that its membership also| The Legion took a firm stahd includes the President of the @8ainst Communism from the United Staten, eight members of the United States Supreme Court, six members of the President's In additiof, the American|Cabinet, 45 U. 8. Senators, 205 of Congressmen and 23 state govmothers, wives, sisters and daugh-|ernors, : A number of national commanders—each restricted to one physical assets of the numerous year in office—have won national

renown.

Louis A. Johnson is the newlynamed secretary of national defense. Bennett Champ Clark became ‘a Senator from Missouri. Franklin D'Olier is president of largest life inHanford

surance companies. MacNider was minister to Can-

V. McNutt was Indiana's V's gover-

Annual Times

Two-Week Sports Bowl Session in April

Offers $1000 First Prize in

By DON SIEBERT The American Legion tourney

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ceases + Ha , Battery “B” of the 524th Indi-

Hazel Jordan, Max Patton's . 347 Rath Hinton, Nichol's Jewelry. daybelle shader, pans Pur ma Moo arin Bros. ._ ...... Dutch Newton, Bastern Motor Express 538 basketball champion of the Hoo |Helen Harton, Troy Oil 536 sier rd. | Helen Pelvnt; Harin Bros. . 536 gua {Rose Febr's Beer ... . 534 The

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Men's Singles

plant, quarters for nurses and attendants and administrative quarters. Contracts for elevators and refrigeration remain to be award-

»| The Simmons firm is constructing the 8. 8. Kresge store in Indianapolis and recently completed remodeling and modernizing the legislative chambers in the Indiana Statehouse. The Veterans Administration said three major changes had been made in the plans for construction of .the huge veterans’ hospital. An auditorium will be built rather than just an assem-

‘announced but pulicity chairman |

Second Preliminaries

To Get Under Way

Spelling Bee

Set for Apr. 11;

Park Department Co-operating in Event

gaa and once ran for the Repubican presidential nomination. Alvin M. Owsley servied as minis “Sem

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nor, commissioner. to the director. War Upon Reds Sr A wise majority of the organization early squashed a movement some Legionnaires to put the

was its venerable predecessor, the Grand Army of the Republic,

| start, even pursuing it during the early days of the Roosevelt administration when the Russians 8 became quite a vogue. The Legion is especially’ proud of the G. I. Bill of Rights for World War II veterans which it wrote. Speaking of “the first comnibus veterans bill in history" a Legion statement said: “It has proved to be the most far-reaching aét ever passed on behalf of veterans.” The Legion describes the measure as “the greatest stimulant of higher education in the history of America” and says it ‘has provided “a housing accomplishment that exceeds in results anything else done in the field of post-war

ANNOUNCEMENTS | Death Notices

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Eight Indianapolis paint, varnish and lacquer industry executives have been appointed to committees of the

Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. They include W. H. Gerke, of Sargent-Gerke Co., appointed toand collections,

credit and collections; Julian, A. Burdsal Co., national

National Paint,

Washington, D. C.

arbitration committee; Fred Hamerin, Lilly Varnish Co.

de sales; Fred W. Keuthan, nical matters,

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- bly room, marble trim will be = - ARY, 2313 W. Washington St., 9 a. mn. Velms Cooney. Thoman Shoe Store ... 3 Cantey regiment from Southi,seq on all the buildings instead Songstress ANTEATER] pa a ary Shwen_ frie luv | Eoremary Kruger, Indiana Pur ..... Bend to retain possession o dall of metal, and wooden window TIVINARIEIAIS 1S TIE Priends may call at the mortuary. (BRmRisl Surly Chirp Tell Ha Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall frames have been substituted f0r| HORIZONTAL 3 Rabon CICEIFIETRIMEINF IRON | Sten ating, on sess, 8 aS Robert, Pranga Furnitur “ aan tFophy. steel frames. 1,5 Depicted 6 Bear [RIAIDIO] A Steiner, father of [8vand Steiner 'e right, 08... . » ‘ a dfathe Mildred, Lo Fon, Western Fuel . 2 Personal Guidance The hospital is to be erected] singer constellation Edward, Eds Mae and ui EN waa Saver es” shop 3 . as) just west of the Indiana Univer- 11 Dishearten 7 Year between ther of Jackie and, Patsy Baines: HAs Semen inane Fur 1... 3% Program Planned sty Medical Center buildings on| 13 otestces. 13 and 30 EE) | de, So, Wf n . v . . : Amat Independent, | A personal problem guidance 14 Peer Gynts 3 Preposition Jorg IoTRINTOIB Ie I0I6 0] | bP. m. SHIRLEY BROS IRVING mateur, pe ' |program for pupils in Manual masher 9 Aged US| ABIRIAIVI OLAMIAIR] HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Washington t| Semi-Pro Basketball Training High School will be held Fight Results 15 Code 10 Brad ISIEILILITAIR IEC ILIA [TE] St, Burial, Ee, mn. Priends may by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Liddle of By United Press 17 Immerse 11 Dibble CIRC ll RIN CITES WINTERROWD — Rosar F., beloved Victories last night endbled threé bas- | Mar, 24-| NEW YORK—(St. Nicholas Arens)—| 18 Pint (ab.) 13 Root finial ~ » mother of Mrs. Herman Rahe and ketball teams to advance in the city in.|the Indiana YMCA office, Ma Qeorge La Falglo, 131%. New York 28 Kind 45 Half-em . 16 Giant king of Miss Julia Winterrowd, sister of {Leibed ta net tourney at the Dearborn |25, In the school, 3 stopped t Bily = Murphy, 135, New| 19 Elaborgia Bashan 29 Golf devices 46 Cleave George J. Mayer, Jacob Mayer, Palm Hotel gym. College Diner fort Ae Mr, and Je. Liodle algo are “5 N N. JFreddie Russo. 138%. 9) Spee a "nit 10 Peel - 33God of love 47 Writer of eh Tan: snd Daniel Meyer, De, | ta nests Sink & Edwsrds, § scheduled to speak a ug 8 | Ranw an “3% stopped Nat Hardin, | 20 Point 35 0 bird poetry Rahe and great-grandmother of Lo Jee, Py. Med-Dent rode roughshod High School in Cincinnati, |® 9 o weit 22 She 1s 1 30 Possessed. ~~ 48 Abstract being | Marienn and Faroline Rabe passed over Eastern Coal, 51 to 34. Apr. 28-29. » e | 22 Symbol for erate 40 Greek god of 50 Am . : |" Sportamanship ‘awards were awarded sms —— Do YOU TIRE EASILY? | samariun mes OF ey 52 Vig OD) {Ae ht erin Foe Bu Burkhardt of Fadely-Anderson, Wayne Sh ffleboard R Its i 23 Within ORD L HOME, 1420 Prospect St. empien of Bink & wards and Her v osV tired, worn-out feeling Is doe 2 42 Essential being mistake Funeral service Wednesday, 2 p. m,, man Hardwick of Eastern Coal. *Plamingo 100k over first place in the . 18 your diet of on and seme 5 Couple quartet 43 Sicilian 54 Symbol for at the funeral home. Friends line The schedule tonight: 7:15, poy iE 1 League with a of the important Vitamins . . . then try 27 Pjllar 24 Idea volcano erbium poco Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. v vin Pop "w "Bendix Fiyers; 8:15, hte Mears _— aan, more Hah hes doete bon 30 Row 25 Entreaty 44 Composition - 56 Three-toed EY are RA t Mayfair vs. Ace Hlect he man's Friend 2:| and play. Gat OMIN Teblets of your drvg- | 31 Pedal'digit 26 Ventilates in verse sloth Ada M. Terry. indianapolis, brother ht 8 Dlayol 1 Ai ; Bhea’s 3.| wow... and got o you money | 32 Unit of energy a Tank Doak Washington ayners, cham- comes urt Hous ssed away v plons of dhe Coles L Wy Pert | eves, a Delta rm p a fom Fansis Y BROS. Th viNG less Foundry, hay mme doctor i the n the ocean HILL CHAPEL, 5377 BE. Washi RIMBA leoling pensisn). 36 Decays | ‘ 2 _ Bt. Burial Memorial Park. Friends ——— "4 50 Estab. | 37 Symbol for : "may call at chapel any time. Watch Repairing 4-Oct Since | ruthenium WILLIAMS George N."36 yours. of Sependabls 1912 | 338he is heard Re . Mary Williams, and Tainersot 3 Jack B Acourate—| —— ms, son rn Pp th Music C0. the air ward Williams, brother of Mis oul Quick Servis ~ Moderate Prices 1s . ono u All ‘KEENE | DRUG ‘STORES waves F. C. H. Wierman of Kokomo, Hearld % Wolf Sussman, Inc i - 39 Laughter lame of Crawiordsvlle, Mrs, Cel Se— Ee — — a ’ Noll LaRman, os. | sud fh aE SL . Safeguard 47 Hebrew letter 4 Ea LD ee i YOUR VISIOR | EE invited. Burial’ Washington | macaw ~ WATOH REPAIRING | Er We Vii sxamine tem fl 51 Rock 1 LeGar, 3 NoTicS 24 furnish the oroper glasses ¥ Samaras’ H SBesled Miah will be received by" Board t Miller's Necessary. 83 Terri — ‘of School Commissioners het M odest Prices! 55 Nostrils Sadisnapolis uh until 11 SSiock Al i 4 We are closed Wednesday aftérnoon 87 River , The: Folio: for sale ta Quick SERVICE 58 Filth Hr hd . 1-10 Xk P. motor 4 4 1-18 P. motor VERTICAL 4 | All in accordance St the

and Robert J. Smith, Indianapolis Paint & Color Co., by-laws committee, national Ww. H| trade sales steering committee and trade subcommittee on tech-

- By ART WRIGHT The. sixth- annual Sport Bowllat Kokomo had, a comparatively| Vivian Davis tells this col The Times Spelling ih i aT men’s singles starts a two-week-|gyjot week-end with only one/T7h Pia, ne THUS Dates for the annual spelidown were announced today after a| ABRAMSONJulue ‘of FHT College end session on April 2-3 with a sponsor will have a gala night ates for ihe al pe y passed away Tuesday morning at . change in the team event. with all the trimmings. . conference of City Park and Recreation Department officials and| his residence; father of Herman and {$1000 first prize offered.” Entry k & t 1 tes Th Meta, Services will be conducted ‘fees must accompany reserva-| Ragsdale No. 2 squad rolled] There is still space at Central The Times. The park depar Maen annually co-operates with Thel 2 p m. Thursdsr. at the AARONtions and the sponsors offer a|3050 to tie up seventh place as alleys, Glen Maxwell reports, for es In staging . orb APA gO Lg Tn yg D M T bargain price of $18 if both the|captain Bill Vogel laid down a jeagues, teams or individuals who! Again preliminary contests will) on 't eana ing Friends invited. ee EYEE actugl and handicap events are 607, and Al Deters added a 598. |wish a spot in the spring leagues. be held at city "18 districts of thel| f Ki d C Si BASORE- George Ce FT yea, ete ou ne enent w| Vose ala ork second place Car Gen av moans, + {and church 1s tacts ot 0 If Kid Can't Sing | UES Heflin i red total cost is . Reserva-|in the han League play was a one-man . : % - tions may be placed by phone or{and an the actual division rolled "5 pay a Mar-( Will be held Zach night the week| Parents Whos. nh Average” Thursday. ray a B RE: matled to the Sport. owl, Pig I I ake arant ‘wi key $oisid A 1 for Schulmeyer |, p.D . The secord aii te tests oF display Quiz Kid tenden- Friends m - ho mortuary alter Eas > Bak e Ravenswood jes shouldn't worry about. it— p. ays .Iplan a Sponsors’ Night on March |= aKery will be held the week of Apr. 18. cies Tuesd : contacted at GA-091T or GAIT Ob OO Mave not been|chants loop at Broad Ripple foF|No'oo tests wil be held the week|they're much better off. BELFRY. Clarence T. 8 sours 08 * : ain» ue only honor count 3 Ue he of Apr. 11 because of Holy Week.| - That was the word of Indiana Belitey, Sather ®t Betty Jane. Bell- ® wn @ : ning, His games were \ Public Health specialist Dr. Thur-| {. brother 0 DOWLER CAN) Bot. Nelger. Rodebeck Mot. Plebures. . $5] At the Indiana, Ed Flanagan, as au Sompete at centers man B. Rice, who told a national| | Pe DORSEY FUNERAL HOME Soi (303 Chuck Markey, Schulmeyer Bakery... 100 0 “goliiel Danny O'Neill's Bar... 3 rolling in the Indiana Bell Tele- i 1 The ule| Meeting of doctors and educators| E. New Yor aftee Tussday noon n us poi owes a: 5 Nelle le Setunidt, De} Ro Bae Store... sie|phone League, was second best Schoo Gola are located) RE ae shed in| Yesterday that exceptional beauty, Funeral, 3:30 pb) sdnenday on Harry Light, Little Flower. . ves 642 Helen Sheets, Max Patton’'s......... a 3 with 649, and Harry Light got The Times. There also will be an strength or ability in youngsters, Park. Fe 0 ER Td Alberta. Ross; Ktiog Drugs. i ...... 817/042 In the Little. Flower session entry blank in- The Times within|CaR ruin their personalities. or pe eg Patrice John Hanrahan, Evangelical -....... . 636 Louanna Early, Yaver Men's shop.... si6/at PHO'R. a few days Dr. Rice, professor of public Boles, Margaret Eggerding and RobPrank Krause, ‘doosier O ical ...... 631 Lorene Schenck Nichols Jewelry... Ui3| The women's sessions were at|® ad health -at Indiana University] ert Holes, brother of William Boles, Bob Atchley, Genera TUFO. rr i. oes Marge Skelton. aver Men's Shop | 313'a new low also as the Pennsyl| The Times Spelling Bee 1s OPN pedical Center, said these at- grandisiner of Bonnie Sins Tames MeDivitt, Ayreshire Collier Martha Stephens, Madison Ave. or. [Lae vania Classic failed to produce/free of charge to every pup tributgs need the attention of par-| suddenly Sunday p. m., at his nome, Neal, Fehr's Beer... ...... Evelyn Crossroad : any 1 totals has not passed beyond the eighth ents and educators h 1215 Laurel. Friends may call at Ed Panchally, Panchally Pive. Edithe Pratt. Wiles-Johngon On. 4s 3! startling . grade and is under 18 years of ca as much as| go STIRLING FUN Jim Rutter, Stokely Van-Camp. {Sadie Meador, Rea x * 506 any virtual monopoly by Yaver physical handicaps, if the child is HOME, 1420 Prospect St. Funeral Jack Briggs, Fehr's Beer ........ Betty Winchel, Harlin Bros. : . th lassic was age. Public, parochial and private to develop normall y service Wednesday, 10 a. m., at the |Guy McVey, Ideal Purniture... Vivian Davis, Lake 2 ci. ‘ og Men’s Shop in the class school pupils are eligible. Pp ye " funeral home and 2 p. m. at the | Duck Stull, vs. Rubber Yoon Lois Glass, Maron Shoe = * 303 |broken when the Hickman Whirl- a Count 115 also will He spoke in Chicago on “Health Birst Mb. Jensen Chutch, west of olin Palle, Capitol TPaper »-u.. Lila Littrell, Hickman Whirlaway. | 803|aways won three straight from| Mario y pup 3 hel Conditions Affecting the Person-| Li*p, liunt Cemetery. Kencieth Turpin. Moose -........... Blanche Emery, WictJobnseg..-...- .- 303 Marott Shoes and Yavers dropped take part. Contests will be held ality of School Children,” before| Fox —iirs Nettie Juanita ii Col: | Jack Rodewald, : Elizabeth Henry, Indiana Of] Equip... 500/two games to fifth-place Rode- 18 the county schools a a Shane the Joint Committee on Health| lege. mother of Mrs Joe Murphy, Curly Street, : 618] OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) |peck. Motion Pictures. pion runner-up each of| Problems in Education of the Na-| JU4t = 2 ay George Sirickiand, ad, Methodist Church. 617 Marge, Gragbill Tnsurance ... 4981 mw whirlies in a slow-paced the nine townships will take part|tional Education Association and| evening Serv & vic Lehmann, grees Tua... ... + 918 Ruth Bindbammer, Diamond Chain .. 487 . for 2520/0 the semifinals at a downtown|American Medical Association.| BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Thursday, Jim Keller W, Side Church. . + 13 Betty Jean Carmichael Lumbermen's. 478| contest rolled 825-868 for location late in April. The Hoosier doctor is secretary of| Mooresville, Ind. dp invited may call uf giz Jerry Richeson, E & R. Church...... S0ito smother a 2429 series by thei - Mooresville, Charles Murphy. Covréhouse 2 Ruth Huff OE Pose: tis Marotts and put the Oldsmobile| {ti ed ig ep the group. + wh TF Ray Hardy, Mooss......... i Mary Zahn, Cecelia crneraes 448 b e vt. James A. beloved son B OBE +1. ssa «+ SIIMATY. ah, od Heart oo) ae girls in first spot by one game. 2 AVIS— Bd Hauser, Rallwey Bpross . a Mary Woensen, Seared Heart" ®° Dot. Berkopes reached 571 for|Marion County, ato sompate| Lovisville Man Dies He Mai A Tvs DN Sica nivTe. 611 BRRAF. ovis onsiersarerss asea{the Hickmans and Ann Crull and| "8%": D.C. Of Crash 1 May 13, 1045, on Okinawa. Bervices Ered Hel het, 2 © - 811 Schulinger ery .u.inn \ 4 modest 500" against champions of other cities ash njuries N BUCHANAN MORTURE + eitiSronely Van ComP.1 + aeg| Ldla Littrell had modes 8, for the national title. The Indian- ARY. Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Priends Oscar Buses, Turoff Tavern ....... 811g °C. Atkins ; .318| ‘The Yavers failed to show &nY|apolig champion will spend a fun-| PAOLL Mar, 15—Caries Bupll,| Iivited, Bites my np Sremne di Ag ge pli | 610 TEAM SCORES (WOMEN) ~J 10 28 they slid in the team honor fijled week in the national capitol| 37, Louisville, died in Clark Hos-| Burial Anderson, lind. - Raiph Muliinix, J. D. Eastman ©... 310 Bickman WhHiway. i Ja1g|roll with a 2501. © with all "expenses paid by The pital here yesterday of injurles| Xie erty Tao yg vag Liacor's Col laa @.. ph Pe a va ee 2501 - received” last Friday in an auto- 5, and -liry omer. aray, brother cate wsinn ————————————————————— f Donal ray, rs. Bet Owings PRaL Losin 8 Local Firm Wins (Publisher Dies ei on. 100, ee west] Sore. JOY Jiiamd Shaky to Jack Lockwood, Allison Plant No : i A . i aoAssed, away Carl Wood, Reformed Chure 608 WASHINGTON, Mar. 15 (UP) | Mr. Buell suffered a fractured| Monday p.m. at resco ony, 1:30 DeWitt Peitrie. Indiage Bell......... 606 : . —Col. Callan O’'Laughlin, pub- [skull in the one-car accident. An- Biol 4 CON Ni E UNERAL HOME, Horace Buckner. Evange elical ' sos lisher of the Army and Navy |Other passenger in the car was| |. "Burial Brownsburg. Friends Art Updike. Cor Rubber ....., 808! killed instantly and four others| may call st the funeral home after (Chartes Borie, Saptil Paper "808 Jornal and former assistant Sec- were injured 7p. m uy. C2rdasvs +. 605 Ee y HIGGINS — Florence R., beloved Bob. Carnagua, Pebr's Beer |... . e04| By DANIEL KIDNEY retary of State, gied at the Wal mmm em—— mother of Charles T. Higgins of a, Ee Square Classic. 604 ter Reed Hospital last night after 200 Frankfort and sister of Mrs. Viola (Claude A ired, “Stanihist ewelry 604 Times SAR Writer long ill H 76. Ban ers Expect P. Hanan of West Lafayette and (Gan “Behlenaker, Evangelical ei KLEINER WASHINGTON, Mar, 15—Sen.|8 long illness. He was 76. Beulah L Durand of Indianapolis ar - 2 80s By DICK meet OfMicials of the Indiana Bank- assed away Monday morn (Cheek ‘Mavikas, Courinou . 803 NEA Stall. Writer Homer B. Capehart (R. 1d.) to- ers Association said today they Funeral services will be eid ‘a Vern olt, Moose oii .. 802] non WILLIAMS says he’ s day announced that the Veterans Plan Card Party expected more than 200 Hoosler the W JA LD FUNERAL H OME, Tiinols wiin, { nesdsa a Tod Hinton, Paul's Drugs... 0 0: @1 “very happy” With his néw con- Administration had awarded J. L.| yy, Capitol City Drill ‘Team, bankers to attend a two-day con-| Mar. i6, ai 1 o clock. Interment i Bil) Kriner, American on Ciné sot} rted to pa | Simmons & Co., Inc., of Indianap- Bainbridge, Ind. cemetery. Friends {Ralph Oale, Bloom wers Lethe soi tract, which is reporte pay| tf 500- Protected Home Circle, will have sumer credit ' conferénce here. I On oh. Pea carl w Mom i. $0|petween $80,000 and $100,000. | Olis the contract for & Rew PI)-ia cara party at 8 p. m. today in|Mar. 22 and 23. Gov. Schricker| piesse copy) v Mica Fran Bonmitt, Mecunill Builders. 600) DET that he's so easy to|Ded veterans hospital in the Hoo-|y, ."y o400 Hall, 1609% Propest will speak at th ing lunch-| HOBBS—M:s. M 546% omzz LEAGUE LEADERS nm ie. nice e ¥ 10! sier capital. St 200 peak at the opening Oo ot ot Sen Adab M t v b - . - Bice Srawford in Warne 8 ruler a . ane Sid Yay True G A P Officials lois eh, pasiea "a ionday am Johnson, > f the | 8 - e M , Service Club ........ 3 UP IN Boston, one 0 , MORTUARY Wednesday, 2:30 p. m. Reavis MeOalium, Real Silk dreaness horseplayers was listening while structing the hospital, .power r oup ppoints aint cialis RT Es

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beloved daughter of Jennie Marine, sister of Frank, and Bess Marine, ali of indianapolis, fasted away Saturday p. m. Funeral Toanteday at 10 a. m., from SHIRBROS, CENTRAL ‘CHAPEL, 946 Illinois St. . Burial Marion, Ind, Friends may call at chapel any time.

PEAK--Jacqueline, 5 months, darling daughter of Joe and Estelle Peak, sister. of Joe Sharon and Barbara Peak, passed away Sunday. Puneral Wednesday, 1:30 p. m., at the home, 2116 Olive St. Friends invited. Burial Ploral Park. G. H. HERRMANN SERVICE. POLAND — Elizabeth (Eliza), age 13 years, mother of Mrs. Bernice Hel frisch, Mrs. Helena Gorman, Mrs. Genevieve Richmond, Mrs. Mable C, + Adams, Willlam C. and Everett J. Poland, passed away Saturday. Pu.

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