The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 8

a job in a pickle factory at Lawton, Mich. A seasonal layoff, however, forced the couple to move in with Mrs. relatives in Paw Paw. Van Buren county officials found that a 14-year-old who has completed the sixth grade may be excused from classes if he can show need for a job. Carl will be 14 next Tuesday aaid will be able to obtain state working papers ihen.

Since he lost nis job, Carl and his family have been living with eight in-laws in a tarpaper shack near the city dump. During the past weeks the youth has cleared brush along county roads, but the money he earned has not been sufficient for living purposes or to pay the doctor and hospital bills for the baby. His search for a real job came out when he told his story over a Kalamazoo, radio station. Several agencies have interested themselves in his plight and it is hoped that ltgular employment can be found for him. LOANS- Which Help The Farmer We lend at every season of the year to responsible farmers of this section.

In the Spring our loans help them to finance the making of crops and to purchase needed supplies, tools, and machinery; in the Fall to carry their produce to market. At any time of the year we are always ready to advance funds to responsible farmers for legitimate farm needs. MOTMPROOFl RAINPR00F1NG ALTERATIONS DYEING MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Troubles? 1J(M (an-TtitcSm, An action scene in the afternoon session at Butler fieldhouse Saturday shows Bob White (30), little Wildcat guard, cocking his leg in preparation for a shot from the corner. Vainly seeking to block the I shot is Auburn's fine center, Jim Schooley (11), while Barney Beers, Roger Wertenberger and Ken Me- Inturf of the Red Devils and Buzz Rumbach (50) stand by expectantly. (Nicholson photo) Youthful Father Seeks Job To Support Family Paw Paw, March A 13-year-oict Michigan father was assured today that he have to back to school, but he still was trying to find a job that he can support his wife and three- v.eek-old son.

Carl Blake, and his sixteen- year-old wife, Winifred, were married last year after he finished the sixth grade. For a while Carl held PAGE 8 How The Wildcats Took Madison Into Camp i. ADISON JASPER FIRST QUARTER one hand 0 Mtnihach, one hand 4 0 White, fast break fast break 8 0 Monroe, free throw 8 1 an me 8 Lnmp. follow 10 Sehnaitter, follow 10 4 Vhite, one hand 4 umbach, foul circle 14 4 free throw 15 4 lion roe, free throw lo 5 15 Sehnaitter, tip-in 15 8 SEl'MM) QUARTER Monroe, one hand 15 10 Vhite, free throw 10 10 on roe, under 10 Dmip, corner 18 12 free throw IK 13 i imp, other 20 overhead 22 13 White, five throw 23 13 Cheatham. free throw 23 14 corner 25 14 free throw 25 15 came 25 10 Monroe, follow 25 18 Monroe.

fa.M break 25 20 luilz, lonsr 1 hand 27 follow 20 20 Monroe, foul circle 20 22 Monroe, follow 24 i looper 31 follow 31 20 "Monroe, fast break 31 28 TIIIRI) ARTER rycr, free 31 20 hite, fast break 33 20 corner 35 20 Monroe, under 35 31 White, fast break 37 31 Seluttz, follow 31 lump, jump pivot 4 1 31 Monroe, drivinsr 41 3.3 follow 4 1 35 hnaitter, under 41 .37 heatham. fast break 41 i it-'hfield. free throw 42 30 1 um hitch, free throw 43 Schnaitter. free throw 43 40 Rumbach. follow FOURTH QUARTER Sehnaitter, tip-in Cheatham, one hand Cheatham, free throw White, White, free throw Monroe, Rumbach, follow Orrill, free same I White, free throw Litchfield, under Pimp, long one hander Schnaifter, follow Monroe, one hand Monroe, free throw same I)imp, pivot Berg, under Berg, free throw Server.

Ions' one Monroe, long one hander White, lousr one Monroe, 43 40 45 45 44 45 45 47 45 48 43 4847 50 47 50 48 50 40 51 40 40 53 40 5351 53 53 55 34 53 53 57 55 59 65 00 55 (50 57 00 50 50 OM 01 Hark The Herald (Concluded from Page 1) is due for a year (or years) of real progress and achievement. all enter into the spirit of March 21-27. FAZOLA DEAD New Orleans, March 21 The world of jazz today mourned one of its greatest innovators Irv Fazola. Fazola, a clarinetist known as one of the greatest of second generation New Orleans jazz men, died yesterday at his New Orleans home as the result of a heart attack. He was 36.

Fazola, whose real name was Irving Prestopnik, had played with such famous bands as Louis Prima, Glenn Miller, Bob Crosby, Ben Poliak, and Horace Heidt. HUNTINGBURG BAN!) IN PARADE The Daily Herald Monday, March 21, 1949 In a gesture of neighborliness and good sportsmanship, the Huntingburg high school band came to Jasper yesterday to take part in the reception for state champion basketball team. of jammed conditions around the platform, the band didn't perform during the program but did take part in the huge parade which preceded it. (Herald Photo) AUBURN FALLS BEFORE CAT ONSLAUGHT HUGE THRONG PAYS TRIBUTE TO CHAMPS Here is a picture of just part of the huge crowd of 15.000 people from all over southern Indiana who paid tribute yesterday afternoon to Cabby and his state champion Jasper Wildcats. (Herald Photo) YOUR LAUNDRY LIGHTENS YOUR HOUSEWORK.