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Bradley Shocked Over| Charges Made by Juror Trying Cage Fix Case

By United Press PEORIA, Til. Dee.

basketball “hub” of the Midwest was shocked today at the charges of Judge Saul 8. Streit who lashed Bradley University and particularly David Blair Owen, president of the college. Streit was accused of “not understanding the situation” by Harry Mitchell, head of the Bradley Boosters Association. Streit gave suspended sentences to three Bradley basket-

ball players who admitted “shav-| ing points” in several games for bribes they accepted from gam-|

blers. Streit blamed Owen for his “extensive traveling with the team while their studies were ignored,” and said Owen gave official university sanction to their “moral debasement.”

o ” » OWEN SAID he “had to com-| mend Judge Streit for his efforts | in trying to improve the tone of college basketball.” “But the judge's remarks about me are unfair,” Owen said. Owen said that everything he had done “was in the best interests of the school and strictly honest.” In reply to Streit's blast at the Bradley Boosters, Mitchell said that the club actyally gave “less money to the athletes going to Bradley, I believe, than any school in the Missouri Valley Conference.” “The amounts we gave them were so trivial it would be ridic-| ulous for. me to even mention it,” he said.

8 n 8 MITCHELL said that the main things the Boosters did was get them jobs, “we also helped them|

Freshmen Ruled Out of Big 10

CHICAGO, Dec. 8 (UP)— Freshmen will be ineligible for Big Ten intercollegiate sports next year, the conference faculty representatives ruled yesterday. The vote ended a one-year suspension of the old rule that kept first-year men out of the varsity lineups. “Nothing in the present situation makes further waiver of the rule advisable,” they said. The representatives waived the old rule last year to make sure government manpower requirements would not cut too deeply into collegiate teams. In other actions yesterday, the representatives approved added eligibility for George Jacoby, University of Michigan trackman, and Joe Campanella, an Ohio State football player. 4 Campanella was called Into service after playing in only two games this year and will be eligible to play in all but two games of a season's schedule when he returns. Jacoby got another year of eligibility - because. an asthmatic condition kept him from competing in all but a few early season events.

Earlham, St. Joe Win Cage Tilts

Earlham and St. Joseph's edged out victories over out-of-state foes in Hoosier college basketball games last night, but Rose Poly suffered its first defeat of the season. at the hands of a foreign rival. - Earlham’s Quakers squeezed by Oberlin, 76 to 75. It was Earlham’s third straight win after losing an opener to Ball State. St. Joseph’s beat St. Norbert’s, 59 to 51, in a Midland Conference game, for its fourth win in five starts this seasén. ] Greenville pushed Rose Poly out | of the undefeated ranks, 63 to 53, |

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with board and room and gave them scholarships,” he said. Owen replied to charges of Streit that he accompanied the team on trips so ‘that he could speak to alumni groups by saying that he has “always maintained a very active interest in .the school’s alumni and I have spoken at many places where basketball never was played.” Owen promised a detailed reply to the charges of Streit later and {scheduled an immediate confer|ence with other university officials to study the university's position in the matter.

» » ” PUBLIC RELATIONS Director Harry Watson said it was doubtful if the reply would be ready bfore the first of next week. Mayor Joseph O. Malone also defended Peoria, accused of being basketball crazy. He said he believed neither the university nor the town was to blame for the downfall of the three players. “They have only themselves to| blame,” he said. | | He said that the city adminis-| |tration took no part in promoting the basketball team, although he said he once went out to greet the team when it returned from a trip.

Pitt Wins Over Miami, 21 to ] r Wor meer Industrialist

thelr conch late. in tHe geason paid off in a surprise 21-to-7 vic-| By United Press tory over bowl-bound Miami. LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8 (UP) After losing their first seven | —Swiss Industrialist Roland Degames, the Panthers promised vigier went into seclusion today, Coach Tom Hamilton they would determined to stand by his “Cin-

close out their season with three jgo.011a pride,” Martha Morris straight victories. Well, they re-|

mained men of their word 1ast| Devigler, for better or for night by stopping Miami after WOTSe. previoysly defeating West Vir- The handsome 28-year -old

ginia and Penn State, {bridegroom made his statement A crowd of 39,865 turned out in last night with the understandthe Orange Bowl for the game ing no efforts would be made to and watched the jubilant Pan- contact him for further informathers carry Hamilton off the field tion on what caused his pretty on their shoulders at the finish.|young bride to leave him and

Miami, which plays Clemson |le a separate maintenance suit

Secretary Insists

in the ’Gator Bowl at Jackson-|In San Francisco before being ville on New Year's Day, was brought home by her family. completely outplayed by Pitt,| “All of my friends and advisers which featured old-style power have urgently recommended that plays. Lou Cimarolli emerged 1 sue for divorce,” Mr, Devigier as the hero by scoring two touch- Said. . downs on line plunges, while Bill| Guiding Factor

Sichko bulled ove h “I have given my word to Pitt on ted over for the other|y .\rtha and to God that I wil

stand by Martha for better or for worse . . . this is the guiding factor in the decision I am going to take.”

Mississippi State

Grid Coach Quits The young industrialist refused

STARKVILLE, Miss, Dec. 8/to reveal where he has been stay(UP)—Arthur°W, (Slick) Morton|ing since the story of his wife's resigned as head football coachl|action in leaving him became pubat Mississippi State College yes- lic. terday in a move which caught] He sai dhe did not wish to be the Southeastern Conference by bothered, but merely desired to surprise, straighten out several misconcepAthletic Director C. R. Noble|tions about himself and his mariannounced that Morton was leav-|tal status. ing at his own request to enter| ‘Mrs. Devigier and I have not business at Greenwood, Miss. Hemet nor spoken together since said the resignation came “as a her disappearance a week ago surprise” to college officials and|/last Wednesday,” he said. “I _|have not been in contact with “I am not getting any younger,” Mrs. -Devigier’s family since her Morton told newsmen, “and I father located her in San Franthougat it best to accept a posi-|cisco last Tuesday, as it was not tion which has been offered -me/my desire to inffuence Mrs. Deas far back as five years ago.”|vigier or her family in any way.

— Treated with Affection .. : : “However, I wish to state that 2 Killed mn Crash the Morris family has treated me PERU, Dec. 8 (UP)—Two men |with the affection they would acwere killed last night whén their|cord their own son. Since the day car collided with another on Ind.|T met Martha I have never made 19 north of here and then struck|any statements to Mrs. Devigier, a tree, They were Jack Rise, 20,{the Morris family or any reportPeru, and Bernell Carey, 18, Chili.|lers concerning my. personal fi-

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Midgets Highlight Weekly Mat Card

Two new midget importations will be in the main event of Tuesday night's ' Armory mat card when Prince Salie Halasie, of Ethiopia, and Vitorio Gonzales, Cuban mite, line up on opposite sides in an Australian tagteam argument, Halasie will

television star will have scrappy

join Pee Wee! . James while the colorful Cuban|

Act in Court—Clothed

| By United P y face, solicitous- | HOLLYWOUN he _Stripper|P2t With a poker face, solicit

| Lili St, Cyr highlighted the fourth(ly handed her the towel to wrap |day of her trial on charges of around her shoulders.’ She dem{lewd exposure by staging her onstrated how she dried . her famed “bubble bath” dance fully/legs, climbed into a dress and | clothed. had her “maid” zip the dress up Playing the role of maid was the back. her attorney, Jerry Giesler.q. - | Deputy District Attorney BerTogether their performance nard Gross then took over and {drew howls from spectators and cross-examined Miss St. Cyr.

Low Low as his partner. It's for|a smile from the judge as_they When he asked if she ever as-

two falls out of three with a 90-minute time limit.

College Basketball

STATE COLLEGES Earlham 76, Oberlin 375, Greenville (Illinois) 63, Rose Poly 53. St. Joseph's 59, St. Norbert's 51. OTHER RESULTS

Albion (Mich,) 75. Buffalo 65. Arkansas 66, Mississippi 58. Beckley 64, Glenville 63. Bridgeport 78; New York AC 60, Brooklyn Poly 87, Pratt 67. Buena Vista 49, Central (Iowa) 39, Carleton 59, Megrningside 45. Catholic 82, Gallaudet 53. Central (Mo.) 71, Ottawa (Kas) 54. Cincinnati 83, Western Michigan 77. Clarion 97, Grove City 82. Colorado A&M 65, Colorado U, 58 (three overtimes). Concord 92, Tusculum 58. Concordia (St. Louis) 56, Southeast Mis souri 52, Davton 67, Loyola (New Orleans) 64. Elon 62, Erskine 45. Fordham 57, Georgetown 50. George Washington 62, Virginia 60. Georgia Teachers 8), No, Georgia 63, Hastings 67, Colorado State 61. Hendrix 55, Little Rock 51. fstra 91, Franklin & Marshall 65 Illinois Tech 74, Milwaukee State 45. dahe 38, Idaho State 37, State 57, Creighton 49, Teachers 58, Mankato ohn Carroll 97, Fenn 61.

Kings 86, Arnold 77. irksville 62, Missour! Valley 41. ke Forest 80, Augustana 67, vig (Illinois) 69, Loras 52. Loyola 67, Morris Harvey 859, Mount Union 75, Denison 69. ‘Nebraska State

ern 37. orth Carolina 62, Richmen orth Dakota Agricultural bla. Wesleyan 50 Ashland 55. 0 Wesleyan 70, n Omaha 53, Doane 46. ! A Oshkosh 61. Ripon 60 (overtime), ul Smiths 57, Geneseo 37. ; Preshyter Rider a0 Fateoeid (C ‘ e a “(Conn.) 47, Southern’ Methodist 48, Tulsa Southwestern (Kas) Oklahoma State #0. + - 84. Franel LeMoyne 51, Johns 63,

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went through a demonstration sumed a kneeling position in her yesterday to prove Lili was inno-|act, she replied she did not. cent of exposing herself lewdly at| “When you twirled around the Ciro's, Hollywood night club, ‘Oct. stage while wearing the towel and 19. |negligee, did they slip to expose | Mr. Giesler's prop was a huge|the people's exhibits ‘A’ and ‘B'?” bath towel which he introduced |Mr. Gross asked as he held up the into evidence as the one used by exhibits—Lili’s ‘tiny brag and Gthe strip tease artist in her act. |string. He carefully measured it to show| it was 62 inches wide. | “Well,” she said, “there must Then, at the attorney's instruc-/have been some movement.” tions, Miss St. Cyr went through| Earlier Mr. Giesler had asked the motions of stepping out of the the dancer if she made a bump bubble bath and explaining each|or grind at any time the night | motion, |Ciro’s was raided and she was ar- | As-.she pretended to step from rested. the tub, Mr. Giesler, playing his| “No,” murmured Lill.

‘For Better or for Worse'—

ise made by the University of ¢ ° vo ° y. Pittsburgh football players to By ‘Cinderella Bride’

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Local Deaths

MRS. BEATRICE LUTHER, 67. of 634 W. 13th St. Services will be at 1 p. m. Tuesday in Jacob:

{Brothers West Side Chapel. Bu

Floral Park. .

os ” a - > MRS. KATE GENIER, 79, of 918 E. Iowa St. Services at 1:3( p. m, Monday in the G. H. Herr: mann Funeral Home. Burial, Crown Hill

» ” » ! MRS. MARTHA STEWART, 79, of 2946 Arsenal Ave. Services at 10 a. m, Tuesday in the Immanuel Baptist Church. Burial

¢ |New Crown.

2 o o o MRS. ORRA ETTA JOHNSON 87, of 660 E. 46th St. Service: at 3 p. m. Monday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial Crown Hill, .

# ” s MRS. IDA V. PIERCE, 85, of 1821 Westview Dr. Services at 1° p. m., Monday, Fox & Macer Funeral Home, New Castle. Burial, Washington Park.

“" » ” HAROLD M. KRETZER, 60, Pittsboro wholesale grocer, Services at 10:30 a. m. today in the Pittsboro Christian Church. Burial, K. of P. Cemetery, Lizton. |

” » ” | EARL SNODGRASS, 68, of Winchester, former Indianapolis real estate broker. Services at|

ALL FRONT SEATS—Students attending the high school drama festival yesterday at Tech had | ringside seats when Manual High School actors presented their play in “theater in the round" fash- | ion. Players, left to right, are Morton Actor, Mary Clark, Freda James and Charles Ratliff. Plays were being presented by all local high schools yesterday and today.

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nancial status which has been so

{greatly exaggerated.” . He explained his “only desire regarding all this had been to retain the dignity of the Morris family, my own family and the {business interests I represent.”

He refused to answer any additional questions on his romance with the pretty Long Beach, Cal., high school girl he met in a malt shop two months ago.

Palmer K. Ward -

Just Flirtation,

Ward, Ryan Set to Get GOP Posts

Two young supporters of

Mayor-elect Alex Clark today were slated to assume. top legal positions in City Hall Jan, 1. Mr, Clark announced appointment of Palmer K. Ward as corporation counsel and John M. Ryan as city prosecutor. Mr. Ward, who will succeed Ed-

labout it—not like 1 tmay seem. | Ward H. Knight, served as co-

the petite brunet said. “I don't |TRaRager of Mr, Claris .cam-

» paign. Handling of election day consider anything I did indecent. |details was supervised by Mr.

District Judge William J. Lan-| : dergan said yesterday that 3s (RYE, Sh eduled to succeed Mil

Mary C. Bridges, 31-year-old so-| "py "ove members of Marion

cialite, drowned herself in Lynn 3 County Republican Veterans of | harbor Sept. 25 because she Was world War II an organizatio

“yery much disturbed” by her| A ] rath . _iwhich lent active support to the husband’s*“affair” with-his-come campaign of Mr. Clark, then

ly secretary. judge of Municipal - Court 4.-

LYNN, Mass, Dec. 8 (UP)— The pretty young secretary of an investment broker denies any indecency in her relations with her $35,000-a-year boss whose office love affair drove his wife to suicide.

Miss Ruth Gregory, 23, said last night at her Watertown home that her behavior with James W. Bridges, 41, of Marblehead was nothing more than “Just a silly flirtation.” “There was nothing sordid

practices law with his father, Albert Ward, and is a former deputy prosecutor.

Funeral to Be Monday

For GI Killed in Korea

Mr. Ryan, 519 E. 48th St, is a Services for Sgt. James. R. Everling, who was killed in action in Blembes of he. aw Bu of MerKorea, will be at 11:30 a. m. Mon- Fil » Rees, Robb and Ryan. day in the Harry W. Moore Peace|

Ch 1. Burial will be in Fl 1! . Chapel, Burl wil be 0 Fomml A, C. Shirley Sgt. Everling was a lifelong Rites Monday

resident of Indianapolis and worked two years for the Hook| Services for Archer Clyde Shir-

Drug Co. He lived at 807 S. Mick-|ley, 73, a New York Central Sysley Ave. tem accountant for many years,

will be at 10:30 a. m. Monday in Surviving are his wife, Vivian Margine; two sons, Michael James Be Pleasant View Baptist Church.

. | Services will be conducted by sod joy > Ee me his son, the Rev. Archer C. Shirley : {Jr., pastor of the Pleasant View

(Indianapolis; his father, George| il A, Everling, Los Angeles; threei ChUrC. Burial le in_St. {brothers, Ralph A. of Texas; Ro-| f : Ibert, Indianapolis, | Born near Peru, Mr. Shirley

and George] {Everling, Belleville, and a sister, | 29 employed by the railroad Mrs. Thelma Harbart.

company here and later in DeIOOF Lodges Being

Revived in Germany two daughters, Mrs. Zoe Sonday and Miss Louise Shirley, IndianOdd Fellows lodges, shut off by 455155. a sister, Mrs. Alice ElizaHitler more than 10 years ago, noth Eaton, Indianapolis, and

are being revived in Germany, the three grandsons.

Midwest area conference of IOOF| griends may call at the Carwas told here today. {mony Funeral Home, Shelbyville, Sovereign grand master Joseph until 10 a. m. tomorrow. Looney, Wewoka, Okla., said the] —

IOOF sovereign grand lodge has St approved granting a charter to $500 Stolen From re-establish a grand lodge in Ger- Truck on North Side

many. At one time, there were thousands -of IOOF members in| Thirteen bags containing apthe Reich. : = |proximately $500 in cash were Delegates from IOOF lodges in stolen from a House of “Crane six Midwestern states and On-|truck parked near 34th and Illitario, Canada, attended the cop-|nois yesterday. ference today in the Washington| William L. Roberts, 25, 614 Hotel. Indiana delegates were Woodrow, told authorities he was Judge George M. Long, Colum-|in a nearby bowling alley when bus, and Howard R. Clark, Lib-|thieves broke the glass and took erty Center, the money from the truck,

ing offices were moved there,

Anna Sauer Shirley, St. Paul;

fl | Tex.,

Mr. Ward, 708 Clarendon Pl, B

troit when department account-| oy

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. N

{ter Friends’ Church. | | ” ” ” | RALPH YORK, 49, Houston,

former Indianapolis resi-|

2 p. m. tomorrow in the We

|dent. Services'tomorrow in Houston.

4 8 8 ' GEORGE V. SCHORT, 68, of {6112 Carvel Ave., in the drygoods {business approximately 50 years. | Services at 1 p. m. Monday in| Flanner & Buchanan. Burial, Crown Hill.

tJ ” ” MISS JUNE W. SNYDER, 70, of 502 E. 38th St., at one time an employee of the Barbers’, Union (AFL), the Indianapolis Blueprint Co. and the Bureau of Internal

Conkle W. Michigan St. Funeral Home.

# # " JOHN C. HONAKESR, 68, of 33 W. 28th St., salesman for International Shoe Co. St. Louis, 21 years, Services at 10 a. m. Monday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Crown Hill.

= ” o JAMES MYERS, 78, of 935 W. Vermont St.,, laborer in Indianapolis’ street department. Services at 1 p. m. Monday, Peoples Funeral Home. Burial, Floral Park.

Finally Delivered

HARTFORD, Conn. (UP) — World War II service medals finally caught up with Joseph Adorno, state treasurer. Three medals arrived five years after his discharge from the army.

Weighty Question SALT LAKE CITY (UP)—Sign in a local beauty and reducing salon: “What have you got to lose?”

Abundant Copper

The country’s largest copper mines are in Montana.

Local Truck Grain Prices

Truck wheat, $2.51. New No. 2 white corn, $1.83, New No. 2 yellow corn, $1.77,

Dy $2.86. Local Stocks and Bonds

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BROWN—Don Wi 8t., husband of Marilyn Mae B Burris, son of 1 brother of Mrs. Arthur L., C. Kin Marvin C. and | half brother ‘of Weaver, $iparted ay, age 28. Sery 4 MOORE _&

t MOO CHAPEL, 2530 St Burial Gravel La Friends invited.

CHAPIN—Charles son of Edna M. ¢ of Austin F. Cha Smith of Indianar and Mrs, Floren grandson of Mrs, Chicago. Funeral I SHIRLEY BROS. ( 946 North Illinoi p. m. Baturday.

COONEY—Michael East Jowa Stree of Eva Lena (Ral of Mrs. Kathlyn | and Jack Cooney Nellie Doers, Mrs and Peter M. Co Saturday. Fune Friends may call 3 MANN FUNERAL East Street, after

* * * EVERLING—Sst. . action in Kore formerly of - 807 “yang of ~ Vivian father of Michael Douglas Everling, J. Pinchum and ( brother of Mrs. Ralph, George A. a Services Mon., 11: W. MOORE PEA E. Michigan St. I Friends are welc call at PEACE C Saturday. x _ % x GENIER—Kate, Iowa, beloved Blackwell, Mary | cobs, Margaret | Laurence, Harold | gister of Emma_H Bu Funer . m., at the C FuNERAL HOME 8t. Friends invil Friends ma

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Legal Notices

seni TCE Propos The Fall Creek Sch Kessler Boulevard a Washington Townsk Indiana, will be rec of Was! on Tow! gutcs, 654 Tags loch Indiana, 10 0 Standard “Ame; on cember, 1951, and | opened and read al Separate bids will following branches o 1. General Constru 3. Heating ‘and V 3. Plumbing and

within 15 days after Additional sets .of pl may be obtained up: which amount wil Architect, the docun ood condition

for this building m the ce of Beving! ler, .. 730 K of apolis, Indiana, by a certified check in which amount will who ments to their offic within 15 days after Additional sets of pl may be obtained up which amount wil

art & Fowler, Inc., dianapolis, Indians them a certified ch

upon payme amount will be retal the. documents to | condition within 15 ing of bids. All proposals mus form No. 96, pres Board of Accounts, panied by Questionr quired by the Statu Each proposal sl! by an acceptable ank draft, ade ] { Chester A. McKan ington Township Sc ceptable bidder's boi not less than 5% o

Each Contractor s Jecured to furnish nd in* the full am e Trustee of