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Newcombe’ Winter Olympics

Army Call Moved Up

By United Prews

NEW. YORK, Feb. 13!

of game

Pitcher Don Newcombe

row, today he will be inducted into fully for the long promised snow welcome 26-—from |—the

earlier |

military service ¥eb, two weeks to a month than expected. 4

The big 20-game winner wit]

included in a “supplemental call’ by his

«called today were deferred. was in Florida when G.

Elizabeth, N. J, draft

To Open on Schedule

| By United Press “OSLO, Norway, Feb. 13-—Poor snow conditions Yorced

New Albany Still Tops |

By United Press New Albany's Bulldogs, the United Press choice for the In-| diana High School "bask®tball]

. | postponement of one ski event and kept officials in a dither champidnship, today also led the,

jon the eve of the opening But one thing was certain-

hobsled

with the two-man

only real {Rroblem.

solution

" n n Hn VIOL ENT snowstorms {over most of Eu

volunteers onto

additional

shovel snow

Grundy, chairman of the draft 35008111 ski course.

board, made the announcement, » ” ~

fitials appear inclined to wait un-

til well into spring training before

Newcombe yun over a three-mile course with! could not compete won -20 and lost nine last season natural hazards.

closing a transaction.

and had a three-year won-and-lost Dodgers. The Dodgers also announced the signing of Outfielder Duke

dwindled from .321 to .277 In September last year but who, still]

left-handed hitters, tract was estimated at $21,000. a raise of about $1000 over last geaaon, Meanwhile, the New Giants announced that string . catcher 8al Yvars had come to terms leaving 23-game winner Sal Maglie as their only unsatisfied player,

High School Basketball

CITY, COUNTY Beech Grave 49, Center Grove 42. OTHERS Amo 0, Sillesville 50: Aubbeenaubee Twi. (Fulton) - 1", terey 23 - Bellmore 37, New Goshen 33. Bryant 67. Geneva 52 Bunker Rill A, Walton 80.

York

Mon:

Riley Edward port "a. Pleasantville 9. Ellettavil le Al, haws wk Fvihivi . Reitz oF

Fountain lr a Farmland 25. Gaston 63, Glenn 58, Ho a Goodland 55, 5 Brook} y Esartime) firay - y) 24,

8%, Hamled M4,

neville Memorial

Dh on "oh Hazelton 49, wi eostul) #0, Burney 0,

Lapas Mn North Tiverty 52, ah % Wort (8t, son Twn, n 48.

fl. panama CTs antmerenc fons pelier 55 Ri

ocee 45, New Carlisle :46,

Sm. Creek ae 35. Rintirrire, i mn

pl y » kF 53, New 4 hiv 37. ea s 66, Francesville 53. Ri Mand Conte r_54, Lucerne 48. est Terre ute 53, 48, Winchester 45, e 32. ishmiond 30, Yeon “30, Elberfeld a6

68 (overtime),

ax xford 27 ville 3d,

Farte

own 71. West Point = Even 51, Fontan a Vincennes Oeniral oat ollie 84, Wo

i yg Marshall 49. n Oaktow wa » 59, Harrison Ts

SCHIFF SHOES

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Wier 15 Gerstmeyer ‘5, Terre Wawte. ek

commiftee voted to

The pos

pone the women’s downhill cham- hy IT IS agreed the Dodgers will dh from Saturday to Sine w be forced to make a deal for a day but, after inspecting the wom- King Haakon. top-flight pitcher to replace their an's slalom course, decided to go England to attend the funeral of strong-arm ace but Brooklyn of- ahead with the official draw for King George VI,

(the event.

The slalom over a 460-yard course,

mark of 56-28 with theyy flags an bamboo poles 30 feet national sports federations.

apart around which the

must maneuver.

The draw for positions in the Snider, whose batting averdge women's giant slalom revealed + Andrea Mead Lawrence ot In Race Business ing is regarded as one of the Na-lthe field to push off. Mrs. Lawtional League's most destructive ence js the United States’ chief -Snider's con- pone to win a gold medal in the zational

Mrs. \Rutland, Vt,

will be fourth event,

of the 1948 Olympic team.

Janette Burr of Seattle drew Who plan to jointly purchase al (UP) third- the 10th starting position, Katy race car and enter it in this Walcott's heavyweight title in| drew year's 500-Mile Indianapolis Mot- philadelphia next summer may!

Rudolph of Hayden, Colo. the 28th spot and Imogene Opto

120th,

» » »

_ THE No. 1 U,

|of Stan Benham, Pat Martin, ap{peared set for their-event after POTATY {hurtling down the Frognerseteren run in 1:23.06 and 1:26.62 yester- entered as the Motor Trend Spe-|

day.

That, however, was “only the second best time of the day as,

of: the day.

berl swept down the course wit {its newly modified third turn |

1:21.82 and 1:22.21--its best time Hoosier Grid Team

‘of the trial runs. | * 8

igiant slalom scheduled for Fri

y. “th osenh) 41, Rourhon 38. day. Jack Reddish headed the] ne Vill |1ist which also included Brooks IU football | Dodger Jr., Jack Nagel and David be given an o

Lawrence. Meanwhile,

mer games at Helsinki.

Harassed officials predicted the! «— : g would begin as scheduled tee of the 10C, and 65-7 vate in favor of the decree, the Brooklyn Dodgers learned ladies’ giant slalom events tomor-tgld the three-man East German But they still ldoked hope- delégation its rica be »

to the joined

raged

urope yesterday Poland spoke. in behalf of he but only a light flurry swirled Kast Germans. board local 42, necessitated when | over the site of the games, fore: rianov, four of 59 men scheduled to belj, 0 rricials to send out Don lug Edmund

a call for did not speak, but indicated his

to agreement, Norefjell's

although she was plagued plumbers and steam fitters at Bo shy falls as the 15-year-old “baby” Ww

of North Conway, N, H., drew the

8S. bobsled team nC.

U. 8. OFFICIALS also selected {the four-man team for the men’

the International cago Tribune, will be principal { Olympic committee ordered Soviet! speaker. [Bast Germany to unfte its ath-| letés with. West Germany under!will be honored. Marion County | one flag or drop out of the sum- high school foothall coaches also

UJ, P. honor straight week. Coach Gordon Raney's hardrunning downstiters sport a 10game winning streak, compiled since their lone loss of the season to East ( hicago Washingtan,

roll for the third]

of the winter Olympics, today, =the show will go on.

acting after a

to - participate they! the Weste-Germians . “as fone team, under one flag and with one national hymn.” Delegates from Hungary and

consecutive games,

Evansville Central Friday another major pretourney test. | They close their regular season at Bloomington next week. Kbkomo's Wildcats, meanwhile, overtook Crispus Attucks to move, into the runner-up spot, with At-/ tucks third, East Chicago Wash- « two-hour debate after the plenary ington fourth, and Muncie Cent- congrgss of the I0C was opened tral fifth, : Crown Prince Olav of Nor- . Nn way In The absence of his father, THE LOWER bracket remained The King is in

Konstantin And-

Russia's representative,

The decree followed a stormy

Ft. Wayne North, Ft, Wayne Central, and Winglow seeded next, in that order.

Otto Mayer, secretary general

Rocky, Lee Winner May . Get Title Shot

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 13 A crack at Jersey Joe |

TERRE. HAUTE, -Feb. 13 (UP) ~An attorney prepared: prgan papers today for

abash river ordnance works

n or Bpeedway race.

Attorney Albert F. Owens said, the group will be known as the Rocky Marciano meets Lee Sa-|

Pipe Fitters Racing Association, lvold in a 10-round bout at Con- | {vention Hall. sent Paul Martin, tem- | New luster was added to the | secretary of the group, to bout, already expected to set a| Cal, to purchase a car New indoor gate record here, | after Promoter Herman Taylor | jcial in last year's. Speedway race. talked by telephone to Jim Nor-| It developed miechanical trouble ris of the International nt and Driver Bill Cantrell of Louis-|Club and “indicated” the winner

hang in the halance tonight when |

They

Orinda,

Clinton 3%. Rockville 38. Germany's No. 1 team, a strongiville: Ky., failed to qualify it. {might get a shot at Walcott's| nis are 46, Crass Plains 2 favorite to win the gold medal, The car has been rebuilt, the crown. Fazh, Chisuie ‘Washington “86. Routh’ Rend again turred in the swiftest times 8TOUp said, and will be entered au a

TAYLOR SAID Norris, IBC | president who plans to see the bout, will #% from Florida today,

as the Terre Haute Special this ¢ 'year.

"IU Club to Honor

n dle immediately over the possi- |

{bility of a championship fight here. The Indiana University Alumni! Regardless of any turn of Club of Indianapolis will stage its events, the 27-year-old Marciano annual banquet for the IU foot-| is destined to fight for the title in| ball team in the Indianapolis Ath- the near future, as letic Club Mar. 4. |kéeps winhing. His sensational Bernie Crimmins and his new ‘eighth-round knéckout of Joe | coaching staff will!Louls last October stamped him | {ficial welcome. Arch!as the dominant contender. sports editor of the Chi-| yon

THE established the unbeaten Rocky |

8 1-

(Ward,

Seniors on the 1951 grid team

put their money on .the line see! [the 35-year-old Savold only as|

House Group Delays

Sports Probe Action WASHINGTON, Rules Committee:

— The House

has temporarily

on ‘a proposal for a congressional | CARTER--E investigation of all sports, KELLER—C Chairman Adolph J. Sakath MYERS Fv (DD. 111.), who ig irmly committed NICKEL Pte

on the proposa

bring it up again within the next

two weeks.

He told newsmen he tried tg ‘get a committee vote yesterday

on the proposed

| advised by other | off a vote becaus UNBEATEN AT home in 47|Members. were absent. the Bulldogs | members who favor the proposal

take their fast-breaking game to feared it might be rejected in| had been put to a vote.

‘Philadelphia Bids For 1956 Olympics

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13 (UP) This city made

for the 1956 Oly

A cablegram signed by Mavor

Joseph 8. Clark

C. Kaufmann, head of the Philaunchanged, with Elkhart, Auburn, d¢lphia Olympic Committee, was

dispatched to J. president of

the Olympic Committee in Oslo, Nor-

I Death No

Feb, 13 (UP)

delayed action

1, said he will

ALWAED — Lillie May, of 1103 8. sShellield, beloved mother of, MIS. Flora Stacy and rs. Girace Anderinquiry, but was on of india nupolis. sister, of Mary Allen Roxana IL, an idan ien members to put of Covington, Ind.; 3 grandchildren e four committee and J Rreal-g! andenfldren; passed

away Monday day, 10 a.m, a MORTUARY; 1 services ‘U'mursd Creex Baptist

He said

BONERS -Albe N. Keny

Anna Bowers Marie Busanus Henry,

BOWERS Albert M

Creek Cemetery, Friends may call at_the mortuary.

a of Louise R.,

David and Samuel Bowers of

tices

vart Iara“ Topp al Ronaid |

Snort services ‘Thurs: L.the BEANBLOSBSUM

121 W, Ray St. Final ay, 1:30 p. m.,, at Woll Church, Burial Wolf

Park County, Ind.

rt M. age 53 years,

on Bi., beloved huss brother of Mrs of Akron, O; Mrs,

of Norristown, Pa:

Medina, O.. passed away tg loainy m. Punéral Saturdday from SHIRLEY BROR, guano tif CHAP } 3 /ashingto its bid today gun Bluffton, Ind. Callers after § mpic games, p. m. Thursday a i Bt RLESON— Elizabeth v, 1905 Sadlier Drive, wife of Thomas 'L. Jr.,, and. Arthur. Burleson, mother of Mrs. Helen B. White, city Howard A. Burleson, ontario, Cal; sister of Lou Wade and Mis. Frankie £3 eh Chicago; grandmother of great-gran Sigfrid Edstrom, mother of 8, departed iis lite Sun- | ay. age B2 Services pursda eb. { International iy at MOORE & KIRK NORTH: |

EAST CHAPEL,

|is a good selection! The Indian-| apolis Times has the widest se-| {lection of homes For Sale, over| doth St., [twice as much real estate advertising as any other newspaper in’

this ity.

AN NOUNCEMENTS |

|} Death Notic

STRATTONLora, Henry P, mother of Edward anapolis;: daughter

Fountaintown, Ind Lulo” Durbin of Indianapolis: Karl Kehreint of Clayton, Ind.: Mrs.

Lawrence ruitt Ind, and apolis, also three passed

Away. Bervices Fhursday, Bi m. Lie & SONS FUNERAL OME, FL roy Ave., Beech Grove.

Stratton of B.

oscoe Dugger of Indian-

morning. Husb of Dr. Samuel

Zukerberg, of I Caplin of Cir

————— Indian s. ducted 0 2 AARON" RUBE 14s N

Cemetery. Frie

beloved wife of hn Grove, C. Bustle of Indiof Riley Dugger, i sister, of Mrs.

Elizabeth J. Ca Hoffmann, away Tuesday. HILL CHAPEL, Entombment W

of Fountaintown, Calling

soleum. #7andehiidren, AWRY Sunday.

1 p. m, Friends

m Burial

neral home after 1 p. m. Wednesday,

CAPLIN Harry, passed away Wednesday

Caplin and Ralph Capun,

Sans Caplin and Mrs Bervices

N FUNERAL HOME, Meriaian Si.

CARTER —-Evart (E.

Noblesville,

p. m, from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING

HILDERBRAND— Harry W.. fayette Rd., husband ‘of Iris. passed

BUCHANAN MORTUARY Thursday,

call at the mortuary.

2530 Station 8t. 1

w ashingt on Pa rk.

The downhill championship i% of the TOC, said Wast Germans Well -regarded are Jasper, Gary WAY. Friends inotiea. independently | Froebel, Princeton, Indianapolis The cable said a special swim-| CAMPBELL Bonnie M., age 66, wile is because their athletes are not/Tech, Evansville, Bosse, Terre ming stadium will be constructed of Harmon A. Crm’ wother of land that “all other facilities Dawd T. Camplell Is 018 marked affiliated with the various inter- Haute .Gerstmeyer, Brazil, E' | now a b - aut are| c.f. Mrs. Maxine Dobbins, sister of adequate and available.” Mrs. Ruby Lamberson and Mrs. Glen skiers — re [wood Seymour, Lafaystie en, Whitmore, Enterprise, Ore. passed: City end Central, Cambridge, EVERY GOOD SHOPPE Ri away Tuesday at Fendence, 1167 LJ tCILy. 36th St. Services Friday p WwW | KNOWS that it CONKLE, FUNERAL HOME, 4925 W. | Plumbers No | commonsense to t Joes Baia! 16th St. Friends invited. Burial | Pp where there Crown Hill, Friends may call at fu-

66 years, 516 E. and of Mollie, father Caplin and Dr. livin Mrs. Rose ndianapolis, Laurence wcinnati; brother of Sarah Davis, will be conm. Thursday from Burial Beth-El nds invited.

J. of 7210 E. beloved husband of rter, {father of Lavon Ind, passed Funeral Thursday, 3

$377 E. Warhington. ashington Park Mauany time.

7131 La-

Services FLANNER &

invited, Friends may |

HILLARD-—Delbert A.. 702 N. Keteh- | um; beloved husband: of Mrs. Agnes

Burial Ashington Park Cemetery. Friends invit Legal Notices INVITATION FOR BIDS

The Housing Authority of the n

Indianapolis

the site for Project $weiling units on t ND-17-1,

on the. 4th day of Housing Authority of sapolis, Indiana, off Street. Indianapolis, ‘time all bids wi

Naval Armor White River. a they will be publicl

| aloud

Base Proposals may be submitted on long as he any one or all of the following.

. Construction of | PTteck IND-17-Construction of Project IND-1

Sai of the combined en- | re work of Projects IND-17-1 and IND

Proposed forms of -including plans an

instructions to Bidders and such Addend ODDS-MAKERS have a may be issued by the Architect or |

as a heavy favorite. The men who | examination after February I.

diana, will receive bids for|e the construction of 88

including all other dhe 1 1d int hed projects the So ovisyon of hess entire an e two wou 0 into a hud- Prolec ocated ln Indianapolis & nul 2:06 P. M,, Central Standard Time. |

3s moved to the Indiana

{ Washington, | | | | | |]

Hillard, father Dennis of Flor A- 111 Project IND-17-1 IND-17-4| all of City of] da 10 a. m, dwelling units on| 3 IND-17-4 and 260 he site for Project work inci-|

LAY call at Flowers.’

N indiana. Howard, Sister

Maren 1952, at the passed away co aE L pean New York, afte Indiana, at which!

home

est 30th Street and! KAPPES -Edwa polis. Indiana. where, y opened and read| Mrs. John Rardon,

Kappes, South Cincinnati, O, Services FLAN MORTUARY,

thes entire work of | the entire work of|

age 88, | Langdon, Mrs.

contract documents and Russell E.

d specifications, and) 1:30 p. m, Ir

Engineer. prior to the date of receiving E| IRVING HILL bids—wiil be on file and avaliable for Washington 2. at the. Office of the Housing Authority of | KETT—Hilliard the City of Indianapolis, Indiana. at 11} husband of

West 28th 8 d at the office of

treet,

Indianapolis,

Indiana; McGuire and Shook. |

m ve ' Cleo Thompson, Detroit, six passed away Tuesday.

OF FLOWERS," “The Chapel

HIZER-—Clarence Wesle, EET father of Liovd, Charles,

RSEY FUNERAL HOME,

Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at funeral _Burial Grass Creek, Ind.

Bertha, father of Edward L.Jr. and ford Kappes and Mes. Harry Mickum,

Thursday, 10 a. m, Friends may call at KELLER—Clara Topp, 520 Campbell mother of Mrs,

Tuesday morning. Funeral Thursday, Calling any time.

Kathleen; brother of Mrs. Jesse Farrington and Stephen Kett,

of Delmar, Robert,

ida; brother of Wil-

Charles, Mrs Lillian Kickholel,

June Hillard, grandchildren, Services PriSTEVENS “CHAPEL 3136 W. 16th, Friends of “the

, age 65, 419 Elvora Fay Bowers, Friends may call at

3925 E. r 4 p. m. Wednesday.

rd L. husband “of

brother of Harry Bend. Ind. and Clii-

passed away Sunday. NER & BUCHANAN

mortuary. John D.

Edmund P. Caldwell Keller, passed away

om SHIRLEY BROS. CHAPEL, 8377 EK.

“F.. 3928 CollegemAve., Fiorence, father of

both of

will be “honored guests. i Boston, Mass.; Mrs. James O'Grady, The five-man executive commit.’ remte————— | victim No, 39 in Marciano's string | 1400 Fletcher Trust Bld. Jpdianaplis. | Wooster, Mass.: Charles Ket, Poultmmo — : lof successes, which is studded | Associates, 350 East Fall Creek Parkway. | he¥. Vi; and Timothy Feu. Coral (Advertisement) Spivey Secks fe to | with 33 knockouts. JE CE | Thursday. 9:30. at the KIRBY MOR- _ RHEUMATISM PAINS Re Id |_ But underdog Savold of Pater-| Bilters URNA "honk Batali TARY, MEridan aL I tah Rejoin Wildcats : ‘son, N. J. has other ideas. He has | shia, sat, Te wings an] Hol Cross Cemetery. Priends may ma-tes -X Tablets { # ? < " Merrill, Architects-Engineers., 100 West! Cal _8t the mortuary. Tans jt Rjmacy Aon a an a = LEXINGTON, Ky. .Feh, 13 trained hard and long for an op- | Monroe treet, Chicago, I inols; at F. w| MASON-—John H.. age 71, husband quick matiasm, Neuritis ‘or Muscular Lum-| (UP)-—An attorney for Bill portunity to come up with an-|Dodge ration. Merchandise Mart, of Eva Mason, father of John Ma[base Must do the work to un deanRlnte Spivey will visit the president of, \other upset triumph like the one | Sica, I i FEB ae "Howse $20 Jr Jarshay ron Mason, Kise | 8 Afactio or your money refun s. a ouse as 0 s, ' pe: lifer Ask your drugeist today for WIN- the University of Kentucky today over Bruce Woodcock, which Ingisnanolis. A dls Way be ob.) Di Juanita Courim, Chicago. | wg ee tical 00 Chemists in-| to see about getting the seven- made him British Empire cham- tained BY idenositing $30.00 tn lhe torn ory Davis * Dugger. Ind. and Mis, Cc w olis 4, Indi ____i foot All-American player restored pion. A victory over Marciano 8hook, 1400 Fletcher Trust Building. Indi-| ony Tuesday Tete Haile. ~ ptseed (to the Kentucky basketball team. | would bring Savold new fame and Anspolis. Indiana, or each set of docu-|. 4922 Primrose Ave. Services Thurs: ‘Men's and Ladies’ Spivey has been under suspen- fortune, | pouch deposit, will Be refunded to sach| SOME. 493s W._16tn St. Priends inpians, specifica- 1 Out-of-P sion from the team at his own| | Bes and other documents in’eood con-| yiie4 , Burial Dusger, dnd. Friends ur-or-rawn ‘request “until my name shall be | dition within ten (10) days after bid] ete ——em—caics. A i Lil . . 0 Ka $ Vie opening. This certified check shall be| MERRELL - Laura. 4064 B. 16th, . : \ |cleared” from any implication in|YMegas, Ppa made Payable to The Housing Authority widow of Willie, mother of Mrs. : WRIST WATCHES |the basketball bribery scandal. fi > Of A certified heck or Bank drat viel End re Mey Hat MUAte, ir. { { { Ci check or ban Fa yabie an rs, ary ele cAlgpe, LN | | Spivey's lawyer, Elmer Drake, | In Bene t Game dr dans? : the He of a ond’ Wille { § . ndiana, . er en y 15. 17 god 21 . Jewel fiatest styie | Said he will present a ‘letter to| The 21st annual game between | Bonds, or a satisfactory bid Ona aaseutad Merrell, grandmother of 1%, departed | AN eRe) Thery, nich TULLY GUAR- §i University President Hermanithe Omega Psi Phi and Kappa in ‘amount ocial to mraole securities In| arsday, Peo 15. at ihe MOORE & 1 ’ wa as or- §' " us 0 Ve Der cen { ) o 2 | ughis, reconditioned “and eannet be } Donovan today, asking for im-{Alpha Psi will be staged at Cris-|of the bid shail be submitted with eaca KIRK OR Bh An ie “trom : mediate reinstatement to the! {pus Attucks Feb, 22. Game time The successful bidder or bidders will be son Cemetery. Friends invited: _ BULOVA As tow As J/team. Spivey hopes action will beiis 8 p. m. aifed to Suraish and pay ior a ‘satis.’ MYERS—Eva T. ase 2. of nN. | BENR (taken in time to allow him to| Proceeds go toward university | of Bonds” as stipulated in" the contract) HUCIUEt SUE Ta Trvin Myers and | play in post-season tournaments scholarships, The Omegas are; Attention ie called to the fact that not, Ma jouise Symmes. sister ot Sure ! z { an ¢ minimum salaries d| rs L . ' * 1 GRUE wit $1 Wildeals, eUrFenily rated coached by player-coach Ra te gt forth ‘in’ the get (Cations, | tis Coleman, Anderson, passed awe | { e ef se projects T A ' { ELGIN S aMn ® nation, |Crowe, Attucks net mentor. Fos sing Authority of the City of| Tyesdny morse. Ty "BROS. —tes— mena Spurlock, Attucks assistant, imdianapolt ndians, reserves the right RAL } ! HAMILTON Fi h R | to reject any or all bids or to waive any | CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. Illinols. Many Other Ig t esults jcasches the Kappas. Don Re informalities in the bidding. . od Calling at the chapel. - sha . Ww rawn for a perio NICKEL—P! 1d I, age 19, of WALTHAM Fine Makes By United Press Butler and Russ Freeland of De of Thirty (30) days subsequent to the RE as son ave T and ly EWARK, odin ack Holts 184, New Pauw will play. ' | openine of Wythortty fhe conasnt of| Mrs. Louise J. Nickel, grandson of p urtis Moore, ewark ousing Authority of t t : . ; . Sacks Bros, lL. lu | A preliminary game batween indtanapalis’ 1odis ROE. emned awav in Hatoe: ou : 3 OHIO J, LONDON-—Randy Turpin, 183. Leaming- ithe “Y"” Teens and Northwestern BING AUTHOR ITY OP THE | 17, 1951. Funeral Friday, 1:30 p.m. (ton, Eng. stopped --Alex Buxton, CITY oF 3 POLIB IN IND IANA from SHIRLEY BROS. G HILL Open to 7 P. M.. Sat. to 8. Sun to Noen § Watford, Ene. (7). [Community girls’ teams will be | CENPELUSSTI ® Washington Barial \ : . { repens ‘staged at 7p. m. Precative Lay | Crown Hill. Callers any time. 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TUSCHINSKY-—John P., 1849 E. 38th, husband of Edilena K. Tyschinsky, brother of Alex Tuschinsky, passed away Wednesday. Service FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Time n 1 WISDOM Joseph C., rest Monday, age 57 years, husband of Emma, ‘brother of Mrs, Jennie James and Jason Lee Wiedom. Services Friday, 10 a. m at HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL,

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