Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1950 — Page 7

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yet ship ice Lawrence ty basketball Butler Field

one made any

ed coach piped . Buckshot O'e probably uses r, too.”

Return Jelayed

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s- Caps will go ame hockey without Goalie

Wings, parent uk's return to-" ;uncement that of regular DeLumley had not for him to play, as been a oneational League ston, will tend against the in Detroit and in New York

| Deck

use Detroit's nirley, in Clevehere tomorrow St. Louis Fly.

ho have been } the American ndividual score mn division with feats and seven 16 more than ‘aps. Cleveland ° ore game than beaten Indianree games this

is this season, n three games, one,

tters’ ead

H, Cal, Jan. 14 Sam Snead, ) Bing Crosby eur golf toure isions after the , sald today he: uld keep up his ise his “putting back. A brilliant threerrday on wind. int course as ntam Ben Hoe ve-over-regula-8 putting was vin. )

” utted only one he eighth-—but ave the feel of

ects

ylor

An. 14 (UP) began anew its football coach 3augh, the pree candidate, . de the Washing-

, it appeared accept the post d his great 13‘ashirgton. But lly announced thdrawing his eration.

: dytstuied, for eight iran,

roza who caught fire with 14 points in the blazing 25 point third period. Big Alfx had been held to two field goals and nine) points in the first half and was the barometer of the ice cold effort by the Olymps. Indianapolis was| able to hit only six field goals in| the first half. Seventeen of its 29 points came via the free throw| line: The last half was a complete reversal of the first. Waterloo cooled off, The Hawks had hit 17 field goals\in the first 24 minutes| in

| |

r the mebatk in the third %uartér the' Olymps be-| gan to click. ey put away 26 points in the fourth ‘period and wound up with a rekpectable 342| average for the evening on 27 baskets in 76 attempfs. Waterloo! also hit for .342 on 25 out of 73. To be technical the Hawks’ aver-| age was better by three 10,000ths| of a point. » Four players carried the lokd for the Olympians. Groza swish:

Si Xeh plengid

zléd the crowd with 23, Bruce Hale

12, The other three points were contributed by Paul Walther, Carl

Shaeffer and Coach Cliff Barker. which had a total of 2600 pins to its credit, good for second place. Five pins behind her came Mary Baas who swatted 815 for Hill's |

Dick. Mehen rang up 18 to lead

I ed 28 points, Wah-Wah Jones daz

) fg ft of ft ot {on f 1 7 4 Mehen.t 5 03 at 34 phe 3d 8 ul { Sacer 3 3 3 Boykoft.e 3 ] : Mekduliene 0 9 oKublake _ 1 3 8 Bemis 194 y miley.g , Sarker.s 010 1 0] Hales ‘$33 . 19 Totals 2736 21! Totals 25 14 30 alltime score—Waterloo 39, INDIANee throws missed (INDIANAPOLIS) | fon rote 8. Reard } Barker. (Water. | Baier Tun 2, Boven Stump, Boykoft,

Oftictals—8id Borgia and Barney Hearn. |

Pro Basketball

| Western Division

| Won Pet

INDIANAPOLIS ........ | Anderson vie 3. i as an Cites . . ii 3 kA Denver .... Et. ! 41 Eastern Division Won Lost Pet Syracuse ............... 28 8 New York 3 8 Washington . 1 3 / fore i 3 tladelphia it i Ki

Central Division w

3 2 2 4 . RESULTS LAST. NIGHT INDIANAPOLIS 80, Waterloo 64

hicago 77,. Boston 76. ashington 77, Philadershia Li

Minnsaoolietiy! ver a a Philadelphia at Washington.

3 Women Bowlers Score Sponsors Classic

In 600s in

| By GENE

|620 series and top honors. Ramo!

Defending Ch

Eyes New County Mat Title

_ Tech's defending champions field for their second straight Ma at Southport tonight.

The well-balanced Greenclads occupied six of the 12 berths in the finals-and had four more boys in the semifinals this afternoon.

Decatur Central and Shortridge Southport and Broad Ripple were assured of one each following first round action last night. Southport’'s hosts had seven men in the semifinals this after-

catur with four. The Blue Devils had two men in the semifinals,

ampion Tech

appeared capable of nicking the! rion County high school mat title!

had tw

was decisioned, 3-2, by Tech's husky Jack Woolen, in the lightheavyweight class, and Hadaway)| lost a referee's decision to Broad Ripple’'s Russ Wurster at 103.—

o each fh the finals. and

’ TONIGHT'S FINALS

5—Morgan (80.) vs. winner Pollak (T)~|

} O'Bear ).

Boven made 14] and Harry (The Mustache) Boy- Catholic Colleges Tilinois Whiz kid. Menke will play YORK, Jan. 14 (UP)— only home games for the Hawks. inolic colleges rallied behind The Marshall Haw-\). "three - conference ‘Southern kins, who a fracturediy, today in‘ the bitter fight cheek bone against the Baltimore inst the NCAA sanity code. Bullets a month ago here, was on With seven schools ext,t, re 3 RCo to action next week. He has been oot Hans, ers ot te

Southern, Southwest and South|eastern Conferences claimed the Catholic schools’ support assured them of the 80 votes they need to avoid expulsion,

they have prepared a resolution which would postpone any action

'manding a secret. ballot.”

Three women scored 8600's in the Sponsors Classic at Pritchett’s with 14 and Ralph Beard hit for to grab.the glory for the second straight night. Ramona Frosch connected for marks of 204, 172 and 244 for a

GIF Hiden ! ebrandt, Ari Do

In the event that the Southerners find themselves in trouble,

for one year. However, a spokesman for the Southern delegation “we have the votes we need now. We want to settle this thing today.” The seven — Villanova, Boston College, Maryland, Virginia, Virginia Tech, VMI and The Citadel —are accused of offering athletes more financial aid than the one-yqar-old code permits. If they are expelled in the bitter fight on the convention floor| today, they cannot compete in| athletics against any of the other | NCAA members. A spokesman for the Southern coalition which planned a secret ballot

oy i XK many schools in other copferences which ‘support us, yet would be afraid to vote for us in view of the stand taken by other mem-| bers of their conference. We aim to protect these schools by de-

LAWSON

na howled with Bowes Seal Fast

Meat Market. Mary registered scores of 244, 204 and 167. It was an old story in the case of the third 600 feminine kegler as Pat Striebeck hit the figure for the umpteenth time. ’ Pat rang up scores of 209, 208 and 183 for an even 600 with Milano Inn. Milano belted 2681 pins on games of 885, 906 and 890 for the top spot in the team division. \ $00 BOWLERS (MEN)

Jack Rodewald, Stewari-Carey Glass . 678 Tan Ratery, Mechanics Laundry

a Ama iraliniit th d

up and earn that first pair. “You're a man now,” made ne

Some women will say their husbands act like little boys— the men need ordering around. And so they do, many of them. But reminding them of their mental “malnutrition” (won't bring maturity. How about a “subd sensed of humor? Men don't like female smart alecs. I remember snitching the ritual of a man’s

them if they wished. (I never | ™

wished.) . I was amused. You know what——the man and the girl (who named the Presidents) have gone far—and they've gone together. A subdued sense of humor doesn’t hurt a husband, either. I remember a porch box I hacked out, hoisting over its strange contours an umbrella, to protect the fresh paint from the rain. I recall a man thinking the contraption and the protection very funny. I didn't, until the hammered thumbs quit throbbing. Did you ever try to saw two by fours? (It “ain't” easy.)

Has Best Guy in World

I AM a young girl of 17 years old and have been going with the best guy in the world for two

him. He's always asking me to his home for suppers and big dinners, When he always have a wonderful time. He has gbt a steady job ana 2nd abroad. makes good money. how to spend it. He does no drink or cuss. There are things I

thim that, He said I have all his!

money with me, too. I don’t see too much of him, Canism” and “Apostolic Succes-| not enough to be engaged. But Sion: Is It True?”

I'm still being loved and cared for just as much.

may think marriage isn’t neces--sary. He loves you and he's grateful for your love, but marriage can wait, huh? Actually, what have you accomplished—

know. But marriage offers lots

you'd see him more but you ean

girl who didn't need to write a letter to convince herself she | was honest and right.

Times, 214 Ww. Maryland St.

taught New Testament in the seminary at

{Jersey and Kentucky.

very much believe and trust}. DUring thesé years

been writing

takes me out I books which has won

Ha knows

ed ‘and he warts very much to!8.T.B., his master's and

get them for me. But it's his love |? the General Theological Semi-

want, not his money. \nary, New York. oney. 1 told His books include:

Churches on

shows all his love through his

City; and St. We are both sure of ourselves, Brooklyn. He is a onet

This isn't puppy love. Do you lain of the Convent of the Sisters |versity Board of Trustees, will | t by with agything,” Dr, secret order and’ reciting his ‘have to be married?.. We're not Of St. John the Baptist, Ralston. address. forymas. tomorsow. in, the roy, Sonya, rosin STARRY RIE Coe SE MR CT eh YL IT TRIE IE AOR Peak Ton wd RARE amd Ty rat TH TR rich + BE ISMAALT 20 001 Babi 4 sd win OF iri Yaeeallion \Qastue Buely Copan csi ESER LS Phe rder wae imporiant a Meh very OE, Aer Wah a KY Fis Schadalod ek MO —and it's important we all be- and-I'm honest with myself. , | EE 2 Fi ms Schedule La wy % moral bode as high lieve in things. I remember, NOT SORRY. | Lo Ri oy. The “Kyoto Story” and “Chtl-| Ro. DO hE) too, smirking when a male Tell “now an to rgan ecita dren of Japan,” both moving PiC-| civen the co-operation of college friend: said some gal was smart | 0 a n't you. | {tures, are scheduled to be shown fficlals, students should accept because ' she could recite the | _ y your y friend this S M d |to forums meeting Jan. 22 in the & : gibility of intelligent names of the Presidents, con-_ | ory day If he suggested it? | et on ay [Carrollton Avenue and the!" , [Pon ~ | Why doesn’t he, I wonder? He | “09 self-government. . tending anyone could learn | |

ppareritly can afford it. He | The Indiana Chapter,

|Gtiild of Organists, an

a prolonged wait? | It's too soon to tell if his at- |Church. tentions will dwindle. Even in A Mr. Kraft is organist marriage they slump off, you master of

|{Cleveland; director of f offsetting advantages. Already you sort of wish (and head of the mus xcuse his absence—or can you? of Music.

It isn’t too soon to be that (33.

Let Mrs. Manners. and read- [the former Indianapolis

ers of The Times share your [tOTy of Music, pupil of the late problems. Write in care of The [Charles F. Hansen and presently is connected with the Yale Uni-

Your Job—

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Harry Rybol! Stackhouse Cons Omer Russali, Herman mid wman, Service Construction Grinsteiner Fnrl Hm rset, nkers . ve fAmes. New Amsterdam Casualty aul Hare, Dodson Cleaners .

truction t Ins. . 650 643

|years.

infield for the past 10

Think Carefully About Political Job

|Proclaims Negr Hi | M

tory Week here.

0 story Week |

ayor Feeney today pro-| aimed Feb. 12 to 18 Negro His-

1948 as organist at

tions by Handel, Bach, The Mayor marked the begin-|weitz.

ng of this special observation |

proclaims his southern origin. He

Prior to that he. piscopal churches in New York) d church institutions in New!

Wrote Several Books

ministerial work, Father Cirlot! theological

notice both in the United States!

He received his A.B. degree in pr, med churches will open their t Spring Hill College, Spring Hill,

Ala., and his theological degree of

“The Early consecutive Sunday nights. with . : "ow , » simultaneous meetings in two |love, but he wants to shar Eucharist,” “Christ and Divorce,” ® ! * Bis “Apostolic Succession and Angli- Widely separated locations.

whose wonderful ways to me. Several Father Cirlot has served are St./forum is at study, the other will people say rea he talks about. | Andrew's Church, Buffalo, N. Y.;'be assembled to hear the speaker I know I took a big chance, but |St. ‘Mary-the-Virgin Church and and vice versa. Holy Cross Church, New York Paul's

dianapolis Choir Directors Asso-| letation wil present Edwin Arthur dddress by the Rev. Gurbachan Kraft, FAGO, in an organ recital| Singh, native pastor from India. Monday at 8 p. m. in the-Zion The Eden Theological Seminary! Dr. Edwin L. Frizen of the Evangelical and Reformed Motet Choir will give } concert.' Pocket Testament League of New

Trinity Cathedral, more, will speak to groups in St./ Club, 20th and Meridian Sts.. |Lake Erie College, Painesville, O.,|5. The Rev. Vincent W. Bucher, returned from work in Tokyo, iment of the Cleveland Institute give addresses Feb. 12 in the First of the spiritual and social needs

| He will play H. Leroy Baum-| |gartner’s “Air from Sonata, Opus, and other selections. {Baumgartner is a Hoosier born in Rochester. He is a graduate of | th

~-—— |yersity School of Music. “Jubilee Suite Opus 65" | Camil Van Hulse which Mr. Kraft| also will play was written in hon-| or of his 40th anniversary

Cathedral, Other scheduled num- - bers of the concert are composi- Churches will

colleges. . Dr. James A. Crain, executive secretary of the Social Welfare of

p 3 leaders of the Disciples of Christ denomination. . “Boards ef trustees and f ulties should awaken to the fact that the average college and university is no longer a small, self-sufficient institution whose

and litur- . Nashosh. Rev. Fr. F.L Cirlot, ThD.

Churches

Plan Forum Five Sunday Night Meetings Arranged

Evangelical

He described the educational institutions - rather as “sizable communities made up of adults of widely different temperament, background and moral codes.”

Offers Solution

Dr. Crain offers as an answer to campus drinking tragedies and. | other forms of lawlessness a form |of government in which trustees, faculties and students cooperate, Students must carry a fair share of responsibility in his proposed form of government. College student bodies have outgrown their student ‘governnt constitutions,” is Dr. Crain's opinion. He urges that these be amended. He feels that students need to develop a “sense of campus citienship if certain tragic conditions ever are to be over. come.

“In these colleges where rules and ‘regulations are still handed’ down from above, imstead of being approved and administered jointly by college officials and |students, students tend to want

of active | }

favorable

Indianapolis and

1950 World Church Forum for! whole families tomorrow afternoon.

The forums will convene on five)

doctorate,

Sessions will be planned so that one guest speaker may address staffs both forums. Thus while one

Dr. Carl D. Kriete, missionary Church, to Japan and vice chairman of ime chap- the International Christian Uni-

Friends Churches.

Both groups will assemble Jan. | 29 in the Zion church to hear an!

American | d the In-|

Y. Tor C. to Hear Of Japanese Needs

| Mrs. F. R. Casselman, Na-|York will address the 7:30 rally and choir- tional Missions worker of Baliti- tonight in the Youth for Christ

music of Paul's and Second Church Feb.! Dr. Frizen, who also has just

ic depart- misgionary in the Ozarks, will Japan, will give his impressions

and Immanuel Churches. of the Japanese. In IeSponse to The forums will open at 5 p. m, Gen. Douglas MacArthur's apand adjourn at 8 pa The 'peal for missionary projects in ‘grams will include a pitch-in sup- Japan, the Pocket ‘Testament per and group singing as well as League will distribute 10 JiR e mentioned features. The two Copies of portions of the = e in study themes are “Japan” and|the Japanese language in wpas, “Co-operation for a Christian| The natives are invited & ab America.” Classes are planned for| tend mass meetings where Gospe persons 9 years of age and|Sermons are preached and the older. Bibles given away.

” It's an old American custom Council of Churches te OWN YOUR OWN HOME! To Meet Jan. 23

Mr.

Conserva-

The Times is NOW the news- | paper with the REAL ESTATE The Indiana Council of ADS . . . dally and Sunday. hold its annual Turn to the classified ecolumus Elgar and meeting Jan. 23 at 2 p. m. in the BOW. "| Second Presbyterian Church. {

‘in Trinity

10. ks (T Wurste: ! : | Publi ffi Off : eee The Rev. A. C. Brooks, pastor] slated to begin at 1 p. m. Rio an Yh IR WO AON end tntersiee Combes | Public Offices "OF on the birthdate of Abraham Methodist Conference |of the Third Christian Chureh| Finals tonight are scheduled for | (Dd: Pomces lap." . ar Jvans, Hin“ Bres Teas ns Chance for Service |Lincoln, “the great Emancipator and Council president, will pre7:30 o'clock. 8c er (Bry. | Tiooer Qlllum (8o.)- Ray Johns, "Usher M acy I have an opportunity to get |. 0uSh whose efforts the Negro Banquet Tuesday side. Constituent denominations Coach Bill Treichler's Tech|, l=goster (I) vi. winner Rice (80. |Charies . people were lifted from . ..serf-| paqie J. Fricke of Indianapolis| will send delegates and various team won all but two matches 1i-Tesie MC) vi. winter Pence (0. Dick Nolan. Daj _ ® Job as a clerk In one of the |gom will serve as toastmaster for the departments and commissions last night and scored four of the man (8h) vs. winner Grummell |gi*5, Weaver, Lu i" No. 2 county offices. The pay will be He called upon all citizens and 1ndiana Methodist Conference! will report. New officers will be five falls made in the preliminary oisBigs ‘Br! vi, winner Horton (Th« get fide Tih 2 ko. 1-4 about the same as I am getting local organizations to “join In panquet for laymen and ministers | elected. matches. A. fall counts one point|Diien JC. "per Biasek 180. surie Schoen. J. D. Rasiman in my job in » small law office |th® development of a closer un-|myesday at 6:30 p. m. In the In-| Bishop John A. Stamm of Hartoward the team total. Boots (BR) M. Featherstone, Orinsteiner Par . |derstanding of the Negro race y : ; i 1 andt (T) vs. winner Henry (8o.)-| Wiliam Downey, Allison AC ....... .. as a stenographer. | gr /diana University Union building. risburg, Pa., président of the Feds z In the finals for Tech Wereiy.ncey (DC). | Walter Hickman, Stokely F 809 as partners in the brotherhood) jr, Fricke, conference Jay eral Council of the Churches Gale Sparks, 103, last year's 95-| 175—Woolen (T) vs. winner Rice (DC)- Fonnle Snyder, Bowes Seal No I have been on this job for of Man” ale Sparks, 10J, last ye "| Ahrbecker (BR joe Areus. St." Joan of Are American The leader, also will introduce the Christ in America and episcopal pound champ; Pat Amore, 120;| Hw —Herschell (DC) ve. winner Bledsoe 300, IZ¥eock. Docabontas Centar ‘say three years. The political job e tradition of this special panquet speaker, Chilton C. Ben- head of the Eastern Area of the Bob Foster, 127; Tony Zilson, 154; 95M ROUND RESULTS urohy| Ed Oaalema, Hasser Coleieria 0° ': 80g1 will be easier and the hours Week was established hy Dr. Car- nett. He is executive secretary of Evangelical United Brethern Hert Quandt, 165, and Jack pci 18.3. and Pollak (T) decisioned Jack Shafter, Mutual Firs Ing $%¢| shorter. Would 1 gain in the '°F G- Woodson 25 years ago. the Methodist General Board of Church, will address the council poten, mn. Quickest Pin Ia a 2 binned Baumgart sa), lord, Amacher, Allison No. . i long run by the move? — — {Lay Activities, Chicago. The first meeting and the noon luncheon) ore On ae Ree vem, eT re Soe George Milligan Allisoa AC 5-Day Youth Crusade Methodist Church. The First preceding it. The council board Zilson scored the quickest falll from" Hxaswa BC ened K Ew ur Sage Metal "0 By JAMES GRAYSON PI ed N Methodist Church of Bloomington of directors will meet at 10 a. m.! / Of the meet, Dinning Decatur’s| 10-4 and Trefs (DE) decistoned New. | ary edi? ep. Vestal Steal 11 y ’ ! Plann ext Week will supply the music. A pastor — —— _— J Lambert in 52 wir gg ttl |* 20 Amory (T) pinned Baker ( BE Wetgar Peper pharisiattman .. You should give serious thought| , 4. 4ay youth Crusade with and one layman from each of the| / “wight are Broad Ripoies Dick| ‘85, ovine wecidstes Bu, xan, Lrgus LigREas ge) (10 WRAL You Are lowing: Xf it the slogan, “Youth on the March,” Indiana Conference churches are ay de : Zilaon, 80 - {5 Fate Qinned Holland (DC). esas Burks, Ei Lilly | oe... ses|Beems that you could stay on In-|yij) pring’ representatives to the expected to attend. Birge, 145-pounder; Zilson, South- 45%, 44. Rice (DC) decisioned Youns| Neary, Downey Dunker definitely and you like your Pres- pirst Wesleyan. Methodist Church, Each district lay leader will] oh port's Allen Morgan, 95, and Don 33—Resve ) decisioned Edgar (T).|Gene Zwiesler, Union Title x 3/ent job you might regret the move. vt weal present fhe planned program for \ Herschel), Decaturs speedy eavy- 4 and ce (80.) pinned Belshaw (On ie Wend Allison Jets If your present job bores you) The crusade will open Wednes- his district. District superintenweight, 39 150 poun al ists ast 338 Caiman Gramm] “fae aetiioned Crit Pox. Real Bik Mixed ‘ens : and you want a change and think day at 7:30 p. m. and continue dents also will attend. BE re Babeock. | Ci BR ascistonad anthons| itt Voduon, wVisdemans Be : you'd like the -new job better, go through Jan. 22 in thé church | TT ! OXYGEN THERAPY cock, Shortridge, 112-pounder Brown igo. "ip orion (1) decsloned ER Ce haxter's Grill Mised Haaren mgs some people. 1 the ciosing dure oy; Services on Press Session Opens This Rasioment Can Be Rented a4 who's unbeaten: Wayne Reeve.|.uj*oig git! Jes deniers, (0: Lou Kirach’ Beiiuainar Funeral Home $11 am assuming that you can get 10:30 nme "| P¢ held at) MILWAUKEE. Jan. 14 (UP) - HAAG'S Decatur, a runnerup last year, and cision after 4-all tie, over Packham (sh.). Earl Bunich, Mers tineeting . .. 311 hve | a) 8. mM. The Great Lakes newspaper . ) J aly andt (T) decisioned Crouse (BR). |B: ngenbacher, Indpls, Engraving this new job through your polit-| The Rev. H K. Sheet 3 : A Gelman, Shortridge 138-pounder. [s.o, Gy Tag eecisioned Benarde: | Don ef7iman. Payle Printers i tvits t - RK. eets of mechanical conference opens here 402 N. Capitol Ave. / Stanley Ellis of Southport, and 07, 88. 3: BTR arms Lene BR Ae oe ine or at Marion, Ind. Wesleyan Metho- ioay. More than 500 newspaper ||bus Paene wus races | (81, W, South LI-6212 Charles Hadaway of Decatur, both % and Rice or" G8ai5ad” Bnei Jo farliey, Sherman Bar Mixed |... Maybe youll get a big kick out of dist national youth secretary, will production and circulation men|]| visser at-0is |]! previously unbeaten all year, were “Rw. Herschell (DC) deeisioned Kirek | niliip Re Bh es . —— (Bive we crusade addresses. The were expected to attend the three- ————— wee | ti sidelined. Ellis, a 152-pounder, | (#5. *:3. and Bledsoe (T) decisioned Wm. Biranse State "Beard or Heaith If you have a personal job |®V. Mr. Sheets who has traveled day conference, which will be LARGEST SELECTION . Ramone “Term DIVLERS ge Enel «30 Problem, write to James Gray- |and worked ‘extensively in the In- headed by W. R. Coddington of | — You Sdve Because We Save 4 TT Mary Baas. Hill's Meat Market -... ¢i3| som, in care of The Times. terest of Youth for Christ and| the Youngstown (0.) Vindicator. ot Listiown fn Indiana MEN'S SUITS & OVERGOATS 3 et a cores Pat Strisbeck. Milano. inn ooo 000 |other national young people's ors | ee et RUGS from $2.39 : $ as . roe DrgHIer Boues Seal Past sssl Every governmental office— Fanizations, is Qescribed as al Look for the store with the big red JI to 29.95 vv {Frances Snyder. In pls. Typewriter whether it be federal, state, or namically spiritual youth JOEER (Continued From Page 6) | Dacia Coty "Fittnd so (Maria Rosetta, Wills Wee Market .. BE ocal otters a chance for real leader.” Co OS | PAINT Rm CO. | FORERT A Ciathas Welton 50 O40 (County Tourney | fanny, ok Ruicitiiown emorial 38. Doris Glenn’ Bradley Barbecue |... 42 service. Some people make a ca-| Special music is scheduled for | TE Waskinntes Pet | Oven § to § weive Mile 48. Royal Centre 40. [Mans do Bellsar 83. 7 Fewrsuy Lon Barts Mtlana faa d Lumber .... 330/ peer out of such jobs. each service with the Rev. Wilbur — EE er— een Hancock & nts Tourney ..| Rtentana 33 Chrisner 28 = | hd Rate, Bar Mixed =| $38| You say you will have less work |C. Killin, host pastor, presiding. = ee eed Wels To Of [den 37, Wi {Urbana 49. La n ra Cullison, Indiana Gear Works .. {and shorter hours. If you need a —teemrn ne Elbit Wrong Romersety dy; Chivoers Karey Baier" indtans Gers Works |. 3ia rest this is fine. 1f you intend to BAN ON BRITISH JOKES Tws NonSiop Filghts Dally LET US WasA YOUR TELEVISION SHOW inburg 33, Nineveh 30. White Counts Teomrme [Marie Knight. Railways Mix Lo. 838! 1 t ' i Take Your Family for '> Fare |EECOMMERGCIAL WIPING RAGS . enter Grove 52, Trafalgar 42 {Reynolds 66. Wolcott 33 y June Swiggetl wolt News 3/80 back into private employmen LONDON, Jan. 14 (UP)-—The ) Every Night ot \itor ) he O iy Tourney | Monon Te Buffalo Mary Shimla 1 awolt News {later this may not be so good. 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