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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Schedule Apr.16

By United Press

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb. 9—Presidgnt Bruce Du

AA to Open 154-Game Red Wings Charges Money Means

= announced a 154-game American Association baseball sched-| ule here today that will open April 16 with Louisville at] Toledo, Indianapolis at Columbus, Minneapolis at Milwaukee, [loft to wallow in the Ameri. 't® multi-billion dollar purchases. one of the defense production offi-!

[Throw In Nothing to Military

. By United Press have to be speeded up as much a dey ({ > Cl } owel WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 = had been planned. — hi Rep. F..Edward Hebert (D. LA.) In reply to questions, Mr. Gil-

; : “today crititized the military for patric said H. R. Boyer, former The Indianapolis Caps were its “utter disregard for money” in oficial of General Motors, was

and St. Paul at Kansas City. |

teams which began their campaigns on the road, are slated for

* apolls, Columbus at Louisville,|one each, while Minneapolis

Sus city at Minneaporia on that| nd-home games on holidays The complete 1852 American Association baseball schedule will appear in all editions of the Sunday Times tomorrow. This year's schedule again calls for four intersectional trips by each club, with the first clash be-

headers.

halves of the loop orening in the Hastern cities-on May 1.

” » » COLUMBUS, Louisville

3 Women's Teams Aim at

{8t. Paul drawing 11 of

and|10 Sunday dates each.

bowling teams shoot for Hickman | jess Burks, EU Lilly

Harry Jackson, Hayes Bros annual city tournament. Harry Wheeler, Marott Shoes 3, | Gn e 8nyder, Schwitzer-Cu Bowes Seal Fast at 6 p. m. and Everett Tames, Clifton Wilder

{ olis Harty Mullinix, J.D. Eastman Milano Inn and Indianap is Wilburt Rode, Reynolds Insurance Typewriter at 8:30 p. m. toe the pg, Russeile, Irvington Alesbyiaian Dick Emmons, Western Electric gecks at Pennsylvania alleys Dick » Miller, Naval Ordnance Aiming at Hickman's 2781 and charles Martin, Esstsiders .

3010 totals that top the tourney's Wayne Ross, Allison A.C

~ » ” | DOUBLES and singles events|KarlY Jayman, fxcels will get under way at Pritchett’s Charles Lovd, Feders) Employees. at 7 p. m. Joe Berkopes and Lila Tom Harrold, Fletcher Trust

| , -Lite bo Littrell lead the women's doubles Jack fhafer. Moon Lois Reitwars

with 1199 and 1271, Joe also tops Roy Sorley, Bankers .......... the singles actual with 588. Ann Ice Refer. ler Press vain Crull is pacing the singles handi- EAT}, FOR, Peon tinental Optical n .

ngan utler, BE. C. A Clint McClintock, Dodson Cleaners .... 608 Corene Seward, Kitchen Ba d Willie nahue, Hermann Funeral ... 805 Fran Coverdale, Consol & N a Merritt Five £ Motor Bales 05 jane Kiblere, Savlto Al Musfe .... al ey Jr., Mu 0 zel Holycross. ‘3 Parsons. Link Belt No.1 ........ 603 | sat, Continental

Continued From Page 9 brought Washington up to a 33-

ee Throws Missed—Shortridge 18; Washington. 8. Officials—Schumacher and Templin

Sacred Heart Triumphs

With Pat Lynette dropping in defeat. 18 points, Sacred Heart's Spar. Dick Carpenter

|were extended at-Franklin To

paced

victory over Hope last night. Hope held a 13-11 first quarter

ploded for 20 points in the second S*™*:

Bee 35) . period and moved to a 31-19 half. Beech Grove (35) Franklin Twe time advantage, They never were Challis. { 3 0 3Hannah f 1 " | Wright, £ 2 4 1[Settles, 1 behind after that. Malone, t : 0 9/Carpenter, f 4 Hope played Sacred Heart on page o * | difpme 2 even terms in the third period Costeliow.c 1 1 0Berry, & 2 , |Bigman, 0 0 IiMeyer, 4 but Lynette’s: fine total was the'L: pans 10 d Keoush « 0 : Sussman, g 0 0 O0/Shimer, g 2 difference. | a 1-0-5 Hope (37) Sacred Heart (3) w— wr] - 1% ft pf) fg ft pt! Totals 14 7 131 Totals 17 D. Dajley.t 2 5/Haag.f 21H Scoring by Quarters Waddle.! 1 1 4Sullivan.t 3 3 4/Beech Grove .......... 8 11 $iapam.¢ 20 8 restel.f 1 0! Franklin Twp wee 11 Need, 343 : Tha Costellow, Sigman, Little 2. Harker.g 1 . Pett y 8 0 Raker e 33 Yionciies : 3 i Settles 2, Martin 2, Meyer, ave.g . : ile g i i Pike Twp. Beaten Totals 13 13 26] Totals ~~ 33 13 33. Scoring by Quarters :

Buty Suijer 2. White 3 Coy 2. Harker. hy Pike Township last night

y 8 3 aay BR 2 Lynette 3. Arkins. ey, Pope i= POWER" Morehead "eid [the final quarter and buried Red Devils, 52-37.

Rockets in Late Win Brownsburg was tied with

Broad Ripple's cagers ‘were : successful in an uphill battle last Put mustered a‘ 26-23 edge at night as they defeated Warren Central, 35-32, after taking com-| 38-34 lead at the third qua mand midway in the fourth period. Hy Pike T The Rockets, displaying a bal- 08 ke ownship 10 three, i |Garner led the 'late spurt. anced attack, were tied with fe It B b 11th Warriors 11-all at the quarter was Brownaburg's

Warren Central clung to a 22-20 |tD® "Devils in 17 starts.

edge in the third quarter but Brewnthuy, ® bt Me. Yew % faltered In the final stanza. |Wilamet § 4 ! tir : Ken Hughey and Gerie Neudl- Mitte ~~ ¢ 3 jiNlnde gate were ‘high for the winners Punkhouser.s 0 1 0f Yine & 2 with nine points each.. LV o lt : Broad Ripple (35) Warren Central (32) |Owens,c 00 {| Tompson. 0 ‘ 15 It pt) fg ft pt Tuttie.x 1 0 0! Ditaen'ger.g 1 Newbold.t : r 3 Ranson,t 1 3 Scott,g 00 o y Jes eS dipant. 13% Totes TTIBIY Tota 18 ..Besler, cof 4 0 5 Hodgin.c 3 1 1. Halftime Score—Brownsburg, 26; ‘6 0 0 2/Brunesg 3 1 3{Toship, 2. : . _. Spleer.e 2 0 0 Henkes "1 1 0|pires Throws Missed—Brownsburs, Log 4 1 0/Merill 20 11 Pike SoNnstip. 9. 5 8 4 1 0) MoCor § 201 Officials—Thompson and Cue. A g 00 2 Cooley. §- 0 00 a rt 16 3 14.

CAMBRIDGE CITY,

After a listless “first-half, School basketball team, will

Decatur Central settled ‘game at Richmond.

each time.

d| roy, 44 to 43,

Craig's flolder in the’ last

+ The “second openers,” for those yr, oc City each drew two ot Hockey League's Western, youse Armed Service Subcommit-|to Fisher Body.

the three holiday dates; Toledo, Apr. 22, with Toledo at Indian-{Indianapolis and Milwaukee have their Wilson brother-act.

Milwaukee at 8t. Paul and Kan-/g: pay) traditionally play home- Johnny Wilson cutting Indianap-| der for $69 million worth of]

A ./ finds it doesn't need them. | The season will end Sunday, Coach Ott Heller returns to uni

Sept. 7, with Columbus at Indi- | anapolis, Toledo at Louisville, 8t.|

Paul at Milwaukee and Minneap-/goa13 and 14 assists in 42 games “ | : : er. “Th ust seem to have olis at Kansas City for double- Brother Larry has accounted for; Port 3 ey } On the Highways

All Sundays are double-header

tween the Eastern and Western dates around the league, with To- 3 player in return for Johnny.

y olis, Milwaukee and | ° odo, Indianap them | hat forces Heller to juggle his tjoa; turret lathes were ordered truck crash lath yesterday one

|aplece, and the other four tea

Whirlaways' Tourney Lead ©;

Whirlaway's lead tonight in the Bob Sowers, Emerson Supper Club 5...

iver B84 providence at Hershey, Syracuse at Cleve- |

CEM ke Bi make big

n ari ted Finance

optieai 11 439 State (5-2): is Fjaying St Joseph's|

The miseries of a losing season | ship last night as Beech Grove, (was beaten, 46 to 35, for its 14th

50.37 Flashes to their ninth triumph in| Michisan at Northwestern. tans moved to a one-sided 50-3 | 18-games with 13 points. Ross

{Page also "scored 13 for see Spt L St advantage but Sacred Heart ex-| GTOVe, Who has -won only one ICO GPs

COUNODIPND

gn 9 11-38 necticut welterweight will fight th tal ‘ee decipherinz] | bs arn 19 'iagain in Madison Square Garden|in the postal service deciphering] swiellow. Bleman. Liiis 4 Oras 3. Heo: (on Feb. 20 as a reward for his addresses on badly scrawled en-|

| Brownsburg’'s high school bas- : : | Hove oi if a8 1 ,I-ilketball team was virtually held|stopped the bout at 41 seconds of|that she thought she had sufficl | ree rows Wisse fi Baues 5. Wagale on even terms for three quarters the ninth round to save Defazio en unas 0 cover e checks

me the former suddenly exploded in punishment, Vejar thought

Red Devils at the quarter, 13-13 \intermission, Brownsburg led a ho more than 146 pounds. That|

and then broke loose for 14 points|five or six pounds over the most in the final quarter while hold- DeMarco could build up to."

and trailed 22-20 at the halftime I! 14 8ames and the 10th loss tor

i 5 T ; : . _ |said Fitch, an end coach at Iowa Botti ont ot TRE LAST Ome ne mst tour years wi nave th Ind,

~ [Feb. 9 (UP)—Cambridge City, Indiana's only unbeaten hign |II, and returned to Minnesota in

down to! to make it 18 in a row tonight 2 World's discus po just some serious basketball and de-! when it faces Centerville in a {feet 2% inches, a mark since bet- o new oddress within:

Twice this season, the unde- |, feated squad has beaten Center | ville—but only by a single point”

Cambridge City speaker by :

SSSI lat night, topping Mi Amateur Bushes)

Rep. Hebert, chairman of a cials who recommended the award Lh Ld Mr. Boyer, on Division cellar today as the tee investigating waste in mili- leave from GM, is chairman of the

arent Detroit Red Wings broke tary buying, said he was not sat-lAjrcraft Production Board. isfied with official explanations of —— A hi ’ It's

and| Detroit recalled Right Winger Why the Air Force placed an orolis to the 15-player minimum {f|8carce machine tools and now

orm, | “This looks like just another)

on. {example of . government ineffiJOHNNY had scored 25 goals| ancy” Rep. Hebert told a re-,

11 goals and 32 assists an utter disregard for money." yO . Assistant Secretary of the Air. SHELBYVILLE Russell Long. Detroit wasn’t generous With porce R. L. Gilpatri¢ told the sub- 51, of R. R. 4, Crawfordsville, {committee yesterday that 757 ver- died of injuries received in a car-

} forward lines for the remaini ms 16 games.

NE last fall from the Fisher Body Di- mile south of here on U. S. 421. | 5a |vision of General Motors Corp. His car crashed head-on into the ~-| THE CAPS are scheduled ne that the order was canceled truck. Pittsburgh tonight against ‘the|2 few days ago before any of the Crt HE in WE here Dig tools were delivered. Bhi bin Branden: » rger, . : ayne, die n tomorrow night to finish their Cost $90,000 Each ‘Lutheran Hospital late yesterday

. i ! : [VERSOR, Series with St. Louls in| , = richer machines were to Of injuries received when his car gael. Wilson | COSt $90,600 each, although other careened into the path of a bus

of Johnny |producers were building similar on U.. 8. 27 four miles south of ' $ h Barber Shop ...... s03'leaves the third-place battle in|/PTO Three of the city's top women Ed Hastings, Kelly Shor onor i 802 the Western race to Cincinnati lathes for $38.000. here,

Mr. Gilpatric said the high price. MUNCIE— John W Carperiter

included the cost of getting a new of Dayton, O. was killed before

{plant in operation. He said the... t.4q t [services thought they were justi-| ay. State police said he

so and St. Louis. Cincinnati has a

go1 10-point lead over the Flyers,

2s On the Ice

504 3 ; : i was riding in a car which flew AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE 3 393 Results Last Night fied In paying the premium price er 5 curve on U. 8. 35 east of Mt.

saa, Buffalo 4 St’ Louis & hedueds because the turret lathes at the pleasant, 10 miles southeast of

500 p . 1 time were ( onsider ed essential in! y WEEK-END SCHEDULE r s ’ . B87 TONIGHT —Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, t indi f § t i t : here. He was about 30 years old.

handicap divisi Walia Erawiore ARI dh 38 ad AeA 8 ouie at Indianapo |ines. ; . ' . n ene — uis at - actual and handicap divisions. Willam Ciawtofd, Aris Finance ,,., 383 yi, TOMQRROW SL, Lauls a Praviense, Now, he said, jet engine build- 73, Syracuse, was killed yesterday for Laundry .... 579 Cleveland at Cincinnati

(afternoon). |¢rg are switching to another type 560 ' 8, , fal | 1 Bigatti RR {lathe that is more readily avail-/ here when his car skidded into’ 3

$1 : able. Also, he explained, underithe path of a produce truck. «B #1U, Purdue

on icy U, 8. 6 three miles west of

President Truman's $52 billion] Mr. Nine was on his way to defense budget, the Air Force has| Syracuse for the funeral of his| slowed up its expansion program| wife, who died a few days ago of land jet engine production won't natural causes.

cap with 645 ana Patty Striebelk [fay Hyises, ie TRIN HY owns the all events lead with 1764. Joe Rovers, Real Sik 3 ‘Noise Toni ht . > MEN oe esel, . Frank Lindenschmidt, Barringer's .... 659 Jim Calvin, Consolidated Finance 3 3 n Howard Stickle, BLU avin 854, ony Barra, Linde i rane ns Ear : : » n eder avings 3 | . w J ” Mike Biseoh High Dollar Dave Maurer g47 Helen Dysart, Dave Hootttt Auto dies HH The college backboards will! . . BATE Beveric’ aria ‘Lanes or. oo... gud Mary Tuttle, Dave Rockett Auta Atlas 38 rattle in Indiana tonight, F cE Ca i pen DRE rom Deputies to Cour Hilts" Bluest “romphine Tea Civaii ans $8 Roe Fischer: ‘fom doves 0p |. 333) The biggest noise will be in| ’ k man, Are 8 asians n Cleaners .. ny Piarione: Enteraon: Supper Club 634 Milidred Zalokar, Tuchman Cle -- 23% Bloomington where Indiana will Bv DONNA MIKELS rolced 5 sass book dade oat Everett Chandier, Mechanics Laundry 631 Fran Cook, Indianapolis Typewriter. . § 8 seek its eighth straight Big Ten! By ] } |p p book made ou n| TEA, onl..." oh ima Kacret ae rant 90. : | Lissa Hanson’s disputed “how both names. ro. on-O «| wt ap YAS Tr er; - oa | i Dean. Andrews, Chevrolet Nighthawks 633 Vesta Davis, Waltermire Real Estate. . ois victory over Purdue. Earlier this broke out of jail’ statement Cashier Sam F. Messex of) © Red Stuart, Fred Cline Realtors ins © 030 Mo Baie "Nichols Flowers... _.. gi¢ season, TU won ‘at Lafayette, 82 Louisville Citizen's & Fidelity| Jiliam, Murdock; civitser-Cummines 618 Alcs Clottty Rave Hock Alta Ses 3 to 77. was back In Crimingl OSutt 1iTrust Bank, said the bank had iT Ors + -v: svn e . | : Patil" plela, pred Cline Realtors * dant: sie Ann Sauter. Tom Joyce 1-Up ; 507) Meanwhile, the schedule deals Técords today after Sheriff Dan he ec Jue Rosount ou Daje ie y - sass . ’ - 4 . . BonCanatu Bitd Quurer or....: gis Hien Wolf; Boves heal Fist 1111:.! 04 Butler some Ball State Cards to- Smith's deputies tried to confis- Hanson at its Ft. Knox branch. ig UR RC STR TO soi night in the Fieldhouse. And if cate it after the end of her trial 50 BF LS “le vas So Jaco aul Striepeck, Advance Electrotype .. di ti the Bulldogs play those Cardslyesterday a g mace -a Joint account. Ernie Koch, Atias Super Market ..... § I #1 right they'll hold on to first place” 1 “00 0 Seo - Harry Sanders, Spangler Garage .... 610 Li* Siauman, Coopers Appliance. . &:f in the Indiana College Conference.| ust afier the bY St. Louis Coed. 22, Jamiel Swyer, El Ly oh 4 Hhelma Richardson, Real ., a1 Butler has a 3-1 record in the tist was found guilty and sen-| ’ ’

#1/loop. That's shaky when it re-tenced to one to 10 years for is- Wins $25,000 Alimony | .4eyicalls that second-place Indlanalgying fraudulent checks, sheriff's) gr LOUIS, Feb. 9 (UP)—A |

es are fay-/deputies who had accompanied her ity washington University jun-,

ored to win, too. Unless Coach t® the soriroom ’ ik " x the jor was awarded $25,000 gross

tonight, The Sycam

: Ad ‘Tony Hinkle's men of hardwood Statement. | | . : i Christmas Day escape from Mar-|alimony in a divorce from a Tech Stuns Richmond, sa many Bs var Sectional Hopes Rise

la 30-27 advantage at the third, {quarter but outlasted Moores-

| , 3 jail. place, starting at 8:15, they'n ion County ja s lose their precious lead. | It was reclaimed by deputies Mrs. Joan Parriot, 22, who also Ball State reports with a 5-10/just as a newspaper TepoRer AEN "told. Cir t pet a! record. One win ‘was achieved|Started to pick it up and read it.jname, io rcuit Court Judge]

Raymond Ladriere yesterday that! against Indiana State, a team The deputies took the statement, vai "Caldwell Parriot, 23, Ti go Butler was unable - to beat. ‘with them and left a signed To | Washington junior, frequently! : |ceipt. But when Judge HAITY!tq1q ner their marriage was a

MURDER

» = = : .LIGONIER—Charles A. Nine, §

angs on for dear life as a fireman carries her down a ladder. She was frightened from her impris®hment in a refrigerator room where she took refuge from ammonia fumes after an explosion in an ice cream plant.”

HOLDING ON-—In Milwaukee, Dolores Heisler, 20,

Winnie Ruth's Escape Probe Launched

Y By United Press | 0, D. Miller, chairman of the months ago asking to investigate PHOENIX, Ariz, Feb. 9— A noespital directors, said a prelim- why my case was in politics.” full-dress investigation was un- jnary investigation indicated Mrs.| She said she had been told a der way today into tiger woman judd had the aid of “personal man held six years under a death Winnie Ruth Judd’s fifth flight|sympathizers” but her escape was sentence was being deported to from the state mental hospital, not the result of an “arch con- Syria. Two persons promised and authorities said they would spiracy.” . (her that “if you will keep everyprosecute anyone who helped her! The 48-year-old convicted mur- thing quiet, as .soon as publio escape. deress surrendered meekly late'sentiment does down, we will do Gov. Howard Pyle promised yes- Thursday night at Dr. Conway's likewise for you,” she wrote. terday that the hospital board of home. - | “I waited for six years — 12 directors, sheriff's office and, She returned to the hbspital in jyears—three times six years, and county attorney were conducting'a car that sped away into the then was told: ‘Mrs. Judd, the a full investigation to determine night before witnesses could note pardon board is between two whether the notorious trunk mur- its license number. |political factions in doing anyderess of the 1930's had help in After -a brief interview with thing for you’! she said. es%aDing. ’ : i %s “Gan a. ’ Dr. Conway, she was returned to . ceteris Vv. Pyle sa e eve her quarters in the hospital with- : was “simply a question of sym- out being given an opportunity to Pope Attends Pius XI pathetic patients and sympathetic speak to newsmen. 1 outsiders helping her flee the Wrote Answers [Memorial Mass asylum last week and doubted | VATICAN CITY, Feb. 9 (UP)— ; ‘ yn A hospital secretary said Mrs. $ ’ there was any ‘criminal intent.” , “ oe Se OL back te Pope Pius XII, accompanied by 10

Had Help the hospital because she wanted cardinals, attended today a spe-

But Hospital Superintendént Dr. to apear before the county grandicial memorial mass for the late

M. W. Conway sald Mrs. Judd|jury, which meets Monday. Pope Pius XI. The 13th anniver“had considerable help” and her! Mrs. Judd was permitted toisary of his death will be comfriends “moved her from place to write answers to questions sub- memorated tomorrow. place as the search grew hot.” mitted by newsmen on slips of . The memorial ceremony was The county attorney's office, paper. In reply to a question held in the Sistine Chapel. The however, said it would prosecute about the reason for her decision!diplomatic corps accredited to the anyone who aided her in her'to surrender, she wrote: Vatican and the Roman aristoc. flight. w . “I wrote the grand jury two racy attended.

'ville's late challenge. 88 Min heard of the inci all reading. | : Chamberlin he |failure. “Larry Stallwood then hit with Dr GUE, (Gh Merwe, JOY, giv HARRIS and John Cross, dent, he said the statement Nad eg —— a field goal and Shortridge led McXinnerf 3 3 0Whitakert 18 {/forwards, and Center Norm Ed: become court record by being in-| 35-33, after which they were Edwar 5.0 ] 1 4i8e he ; 1 3 §| wards supply most of the scor- troduced as evidence.. He sent al never behind. |Tarrisone 1 1 1|Goldmans 3 1 3/Ing movement for Ball State. telephone message to the sheriff’s| Shortridse (49) Washington (48) Mison.c 8 0 A Baldwin.c 3 1 3They get help from Guards Ger-|office to “return it immediately. Bruce t 3 $4 Peterson.t 2 3 1|Massengaleg 1 0 0 ald Goodwin and Bob Newton. : This was done and the State} oemaker, » a. fm Shik . i X A 1 3 1| Total 16 16 15/ Total 14 13 17 ment was returned to the court Refit : 3 3 a ey 3 3 3 Hiftime Boor ecatur Central, a State, Big Ten late yesterday afternoon. wood. 3 : Springer 4 1 8 Free Throws Missed—Dgcatur central. Schedule Tonight It was her Christmas Day| Myer. 3 1 8iTrammellg 0.1 36 Mooresvilie. & elds and B. Shields. | Purdue at Indiana. i |escape that set off charges that] ’ Joes. Sas - ef I 8 Sse Notre Jams at &t Youn. Lissa was a “favorite prisoner”| "3 otals 18 § 20( Totals 14 18 214th D 3 Ball State at Butler. in th 11 d had special priv-| e—8hortridge 28; Wash- | ereat n the jail an pecial priv-| HEY Seors--Shariyicus in than. ileges because she “did crochet- m a

ver, Indiana Central ‘at Tri-State, Evansville at Yalparglso, x a wn- | Indiana State at St. Joseph's. Indiana Tech at Manchester. McKendree (Ill) at Oakland City. Rlackburn .) at Rese Poly, abdsh at Lake Forest (Ill), Illinois at Towa, Minnesota at Wisconsin, the| Ohio State at Michigan State.

ing for the sheriff.” ! |The wife of a GI serving in| (Korea, Lissa showed no emotion {when Judge Chamberlin pro{nounced sentence. { The judge added an extra 10| days-and a $10 fine on her guilty [plea to escaping jail. Lissa will be transferred to In‘|diana Women’s Prison, where she i served a previous year's sentence

| Defazio in on a grand larceny charge.

: Lost Credibility

* : > Ninth Round | Before announcing his verdict, ; |Judge Chamberlin said ‘the deBy United Press : |fendant lost all credibility” when §

Vv NEW Toh F x Chico! she denied authorship of a portion’ apn} VO bout, . 1215/3 pound of flesh, the young Con-|°f the fraudulent checks. The judge, who spent 11 years!

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impressive technical-k-n o c k 0 u t|Velopes, sald it, was his opinion victory over Johnny (Red) De- all of the checks were written by! tazio there last night. |her. And the judge said he, When - Referee. Ray Miller | could not believe her contention]

of Ba onne, N. + from {she did admit writing. ~ but y further On the stand Thursday the |Feb. 20 bout with lightweight dark-eyed Lissa denied she had the contender Paddy ay was fraudulent intentions when she’

the “all set.” {issued $120 worth of checks to a But DeMarco and his handlers! department store for clothing last

t y {October. the today demanded that Vejar scale! She said in May-she signed a

t ] {card giving her joint privileges on rier Would give him an- advantage Of | he checking account of her hus-|

{band, Sgt. Dale C. Hanson, just Billl Vejar made the 148 yesterday before he went to Korea. She jonly after taking a sweat-out at|

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win |the weigh-in. . | > ‘ Chico came on to score his : Times {39th victory in 40 professional home

Ke !bouts, and his 24th kayo. fi

DODDWND

— _| BLOOMINGTON, Feb. 9 (UP) 7 30 —Former Minnesota football and Fike track star Bob Fitch today joined! 15; Indiana University’s new grid) coachihg staff, f Head Coach Bernie Crimmins

same capacity here. | ("Fitch was an end on three Minnesota Big. Ten grid championship teams before World War

try 1945 as a tackle. In 1046 he set | record of 180

ms tered. ; i There hgh gps : |" He began his coaching career thing your ios Augustana, in South Dakota Wagon Hostess whose phone nu ».

/In 1946 and became end coach at: ‘Towa ‘two_years later. : |

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