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and Cuyler was traded by the Pr
rates for the same reason.
The st. Louis Browns were the
most active club in Shuffling their
players around. George Sisler was
sold to Washington and Bing Miller
was traded to the Athletics for Sam
Gray. Ken Williams was sold to the
Red Sox for nominal sum. Harry
Rice and Elan Van Glider were
sent to the Tigers for Heinie Man
ush and Lou Blue.
The Pirates, with Sparky Adams
to fill the gap at second base, look
good enough to fight for the PEN
nant right down to the finish. The
Reds and Cardinals haven't done
any trading of consequence, but both
clubs will have to be reckoned with;
likewise the Cubs.
Just what effect the loss of Horns
by will have on the Giants remains
to be seen.
The Athletics and Senators loom
as the Yankees most formidable
rivals. If Joe Hauser comes through
at first base, Connie Mack's biggest
worry of last season will be over
come.
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dogs record:
Cathedral Lads
Set SWiH Pace
in Recent Tits

With seven consecutive victories
to their credit, the Cathedral High
School cagers are attracting much
attention in local net circles. The
big test of their ability will come,
however, when they meet South
port, Marion County champions,
Feb. 10.
The Oaklandon team, runners-up
in the county tournament, were de-
feated earlier in the season by, Ca
thedral, 27-17.
Friday the Cathedralites play
Catholic High of Washington, Ind,
in the new Cathedral gym, and Sat-
urday the squad goes to Ft. Wayne
to meet Central Catholic.
The locals are picked to make a
strong showing in the State Cath
olic tournament which is to be held
here early in March.
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Railroad Rivals Clash in
Feature Contest at
H. A. C. Gym.
P0LKS VS.. CHAIN FIVE
Circuit Contests Attract
Much Attention.

The feature battle Of Wednesday
nights session of the City Basket
ball League at the Hoosier A. G..
gym will be staged between the Big
Four and Pennsylvania outfits. The
railroad clubs are hot rivals and the
last time the two teams met they
staged hectic battle which ended
in confusion.
With the Big Four leading by a
single point the final whistle sound
ed almost simultaneously with the
referees whistle calling foul on
Big -Four. League officials ruled the
game a victory for the Big Four and
the matter has been a subject of
debate ever since.
The game will start at 7:45
Wednesday and the second tilt will
be staged between the Diamond
Chain and Folks Milk. The two
teams appear to be evenly matched.
A victory for the Pennsy Wednes-
day almost would wreck the title
hopes of the Big Four, defending
titleholders in the City League
chase. League standing:
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IL Teams in
Amateur Net
Tourney Here
First Entries in City indie
pendent Sectional Are
Announced.

Eleven city teams already have
entered the Indianapolis sectional of
the Indiana Amateur Independent
Basketball tournament to be held at
Tomlinson Hall next month, it has
been announced by Wayne Emmel-
man, promoter of the event.
The teams are: American A. C.s,
Lauter Boys Club, English Ave
Boys Club, Flanner- Buchanan,
State Auto Insurance, E. Tenth ST.
M. E. Dekes, Irvington Commercials,
South Side Turner Blues, Communal
Y. M. H. A., Communal Celts, Wood
side A. Cs.
Between thirty and forty teams
are expected to compete in the local
meet. Winners of State sectional
events will meet here in the final
tourney.
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H. N. S. lost a hard-fought game to
day the H. N s. will play the Polk Milk
at the Pennsy gym at 2:15 p. m.
TT. Harrison Blue Devils dropped a
hard-fought game to the Shanklin Club
Of indianapolis SO to SO, Sunday. Sol
night nigh they play the state Auto insurance
at the Boys Club gym, Wednesday night
play the Vic Five at the Post gym, Fri
day night against the Irvington Com
merciaIs at the Post, Saturday, night
at Danville and Sunday afternoon with
the fast Pennsy five at the Pennsy gym.
Indianapolis Diamonds lost to the Y. M.
s., 81 to 49, Tonight the winners meet
the Morris st. NJ. E. at p. m; Thursday
night the Y M. 8. play the Who's Who
five at the Sacred Heart gym. For games
with the Y. M. S. call DreXel 4439 and
ask for Francis.
Midway Juniors desire games with teams
brexeI 6074-W and ask for Frank.
Holy Trinity A. c. defeated Flanner g.
Buchanan, as to 16. Thinities will play
the American A. G. Wednesday night. The
Trinity Ave desires to hear from st;
other strong outfits. Call Belmont 1884
and ask for Joe.
Shanklin Club added two more victories
to their record, defeating the III. N. s., n
to IT, and the FIT. Harrison Blue Devils,
SO to 49,. Next Friday at $3.50 the Shank
Inns will play the Diamond Chain and at
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NEPPEL ROLLS 71S

NEPPEL ROLLS 713
Earl Neppel, rolling in the anchor
position for the Oeftering-Litzel-
man Coal team Monday, set a new
seasons record for all leagues when
he hit the naples for counts of 231,
234 and 248, total of 713. Earl
was surely in the pocket, not split
or an error showing to mar his card.
His games permitted the Coal boys
to win three games from the Flor.
sheim Shoes, and to secure the high
single game of the season in the
Century League with count OF
iii. Their other totals were $40
and 1907 for grand total of 1923.
In the other games Of the Cen
tury loop Monday the Century Alley
Five, Pritchett's Recreation and
Falls City Lager won two from the
Century Billiards, McCaslin Five
and Lucky Strikes. Jerry O'Grady
had COG for his three games, while
Faust turned in a count OF GOA.
Jerry O'Grady announces another taVor-
lite of local boWlers, a $50 doubles event,
to be staged next Sunday at the Century
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Soccer Drawing
in Second Round
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Five Chi
cago soccer teams are entered in the
second round games of the national
challenge cup competition of the
United States Football Association
which will be played Feb. or S.
st. Louis will be represented by
single team, the Ben Miller Football
Club, this season, having lost three
of it's contestants in the opening
round. The draw follows:
At st. Louis-Ben Miller F. C. VS.. Cana
dian S. c. of Chicago.
At Chicago Bricklayers S. F. c. of Chi
cago VS.. Buda A. A. F.. c. of Harvey, Ill.
At Detroit-Holley Carburetor F.. G. of
Detroit VS.. Sparta A. and B. A. of Chicago.
AT Clevcland-Anerican Hungarian F. G.
of Cleveland VS.. Vienna S. c. of Chicago or
Thistle F. c. Of Chicago.
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Another Month VIII See Big Leaguers Warming
Up for 1928 Pennant Struggles

last year. will lead the Indians I'M
der the direction of Billy Evans, new
general manager.
Three new managers have been
engaged by National League teams,
with one of them, Bill McKechnie,
new leader of the Cardinals, back in
the role of pilot after having been
fired by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Jack Slattery, a former college
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Derby Eligible
Has Appearance
ofOld Rosebud

BIZ United Press
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 24.-Re-
public, foremost of Kentucky's hopes
in this years Derby, has arrived
here for training.
Owned by Polk Laffoon, member
Of the Kentucky racing commission,
Republic reminds many horse foE-
lowers of Old Rosebud, which once
won the Kentucky Derby.
The horse will remain here until
May 10, Derby day. He was un-
beaten as a 2-year-old, but he start
ed only three times.
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coach at Harvard and Boston Col
lege, will manage the Boston Braves
and Burt Shotton, the erstwhile
major league out1ielder, will lead the
Phillies.
Rogers HornSby and Xxi Cuyler
were the outstanding National
League players involved in trades.
Hornsby was traded to Boston by the
Giants for the good of the club"
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Several Giants
Under Contract
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Larry Ben
ton, former Boston Braves pitcher
who was acquired by the New York
Giants last season, and Jack Cum
mings, catcher and member of last
years squad. nave been signed for
the 1923 season.
Benton turned in seventeen wins
and eight loses out of forty games
for Boston and New York last sea-
son. Most of his wins were for the
Giants.
Injuries prevented Cummings from
getting into his stride last year as
catcher, but he hit 1853 in forty
three games.
The Giants now have contracts
with Roush, Terry, Lindstrom, Jack
son, Cummings and Benton.
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I'm OUeY
WITH EDDIE ASH

A CCORDING to Tex Richards
N system of promotion an
elimination tournament among
heavyweights apparently is just
another excuse to get the money
between Tunney- Dempsey matches.
Il Il
For your smile book: GAS easy as
it will be to sell Notre Dame Butler
basketball tickets"
What has become of the star
high school basketball player who
funked in Greek?... The athletes
don't take up anything that tough
any more.
Tho hove cOrt IF drihh,a o,-O11,1r n
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BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. PA
veteran and a newcomer are expect
ed to play prominent parts in Pur-
dues battle here tonight with Indi-
ana University. The veteran is
Harold CBabe) Wheeler, of Terre
Haute, captain or the Boilermaker
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Manual Teachers
Oppose Seniors

The January 20 Seniors of Man
ual Training High School will play
the faculty basketball team at the
Manual gym Wednesday afternoon.
The game will be staged for the
benefit of the Senior Booster, pub
lication of the graduating class al
Manual The teachers have several
former college stars in the lineup,
while the graduates have several
stars of this and past varsity squads.
The line-ups:
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five and one of the outstanding for
wards in the Conference. The new
man is John Eckert, former An
derson High School star, also a for
ward.
Tonights battle will start at 7:30
and will be broadcast from Lafay-
cite by WBAA, 273 meters.
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p. m. Sunday will oppose the Fishers
Arrows. Both games at Liberty Han For
games write 149 N. Delaware St., or call
Belmont 1864.
Capitol Aces were defeated by the
sire games with teams having access to
gyms. Call Drexel 0634-M and ask for
Indianapolis Buddies Club, city 1875
pound champs will tangle with the Wood
game to the Morgantown-Y. M. H. A. tilt
at the Communal hall. For games with
the Buddies write Jack Selig. BAL S. Capt.
toll Ave. or call Drexel 15l8-M. Indian
apoliS FLASHES are challenged.
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BIZ United Press

BOSTON, Jan. 14.-Jack Sharkey,
Boston heavyweight, said today that
Jack Dempsey or Gene Tunney were
the only heavyweights he would be
willing to fight. "
Sharkey made this statement in
definitely refusing to sign for a
bout with Johnny Risko, Cleveland
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the hard subjects these days.
A FTER a five-year investiga-
L n ton, Professor Carter of
Albion College has found that
athletes have a slightly lower
standing in academic work than
other men students. E. And that's
what we term brOadminded con-
servativeness.
Paul Berlenbach retired from the
ring and opened pool room.
Perhaps he decided It's better to
rack balls now than stick in the fight
game and cut out paper dolls later.
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WET JUMPER DEPARTS

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Anders Haul
gen, American ski star, has left for
Switzerland to train for the Olym-
phic ski tournament. He is 40 years
old and is considered the best of
the Middle Western jumpers.
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records OF the buSl-
ness might show
that many a gun
man has been a
great, or at least
a moderately sue
cessful fighter.
But that is nei-
ther here nor in
Miami. Mr.. Tun-
ney adds that none
of the great fight
ers of the past had
what the customers
have elected to call
the killer instinct
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GLAD HE'S GONE

Freddy Lindstrom star third
sacker with the New York Giants,
was one who openly admitted he is
glad that Rogers Hornsby was
traded to the Boston Braves.
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TALKING
L 1t OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The time
L Y has Scome, it seems, to talk
again or our old friend the killer
INSTINCT. Gene Tunney has raised
the<point in his own inimitable and
mAticulous manner that the muir
<derous urge is not essential to COM
plete artistry in the business of
battering noses askew.
IF this were So" says Mr.. Tun-
ney, ANY gunman could be great
fighter"
Without going too deeply into the
matter it is just possible that the
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Y CELTICS DEFEATED

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. "a. - The
Brooklyn Visitation Triangles de-
feated the New York Celtics, % to
"a, in a pro basket game.
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ILLINOIS RACE DATE

Turf Events to Be Awarded at
Meeting Wednesday.
By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-The Illinois
racing scheduled for 1928 will be
adopted at a meeting of the Illinois
Turf Association Wednesday.
Rebuilding of the Washington
Park truck will necessitate shifting
the scene of the years American
Derby, on June 16, to the Arlington
track.
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REX is MEDALIST

By United Press
PALM, BEACH, Fla, Jan. "a. -
Rex Beach, with a score of 70, was
medalist in the qualifying round of
the first annual tournament of the
Artists and Writer'S Golf Associa-
ton.
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WHO SAID WEAKER SEX?

Loretta Turnbull, a 15-year-old
girl, is regarded as one of the best
motor boat shippers around Los
Angeles.
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H. A. VS.. MORGANTOWN
Jewish Basketeers to Oppose Fast
Independents at Communal Tonight.

Y. M. H. A. basket team tonight
will oppose the Morgantown indie
pendentS at the Communal Hall. The
game will start at 8:15. Both clubs
have piled up impressive season
records.
The starting lineup for the H.
AS. probably will be with Zuker-
man, center; Becker and Sackoff,
forwards, and Simpson and Stein,
guards.
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GIANTS GET CATCHER

GIANTS GET CATCHER
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 24-Joe Witry,
Loyola University catcher, has been
signed by the New York Giants, II
was announced.
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PEL1zER ENTERS MEET

UtIIIdH NuIIltr DtSIItS 20 1VeICt III
Chicago Event.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Dr. Otto
Peltzer, German runner, has en-
tered the Illinois Athletic Clubs
indoor handicap meet, Feb. 10. The
entry is conditional, pending
sanctioning Of Peltzer's appearance
by the A. A. U. foreign relations
committee.
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W1th local BOWleTS
.Z3U1EFTY LEE

alleys In this event you can change
partners and roll as often as you like.
For i n and reservations call
The girls of the Century Ladies League
wish to extend their appreciation to all
of their friends who helped to make
uIday night. From all reports, all who
attended this affair voted 1t a grand
and glorious evening.
Bailey's Realtors turned in the feature
the Delaware alleys with games of 900,
1053 and 81, score Of 3,014, to win
ditors. The Auditors we're ta hot @ in their heir
high Single game Of the night, a count
loop also were decided over the two-out-
Goal Goa S END Re- Sssi SIX taxing s oTysSsJ
on genes Of 225, l5s and ,2ss. r: Smith
so7 A. smitS. s65. and M0i Myers. ST. ST. HILL
The johnson Paint and Murphys won
w K. Stewards in the Retail MeTchants
League games at the Capitol alleys The
win for the Freeman Furniture and Nav
tag I7,s,,I BOYS Ts, oyer the Lyric Mems Shop and
JUGS Men s Duds; Hubbard was one pin
on games of 191,. 242 and 2O4: McAlien
h h,i .o scores Of 224; 2o7 and 2O5 for 6ss;
secured total of COB.
The Whiskers won three from the
Tails as the Models copied the odd
game from the Sky Pilots i'm the Lions
with a score of 613 on games of FAC,
100 and III.
The Cardinals and Yanks were winners
Of three. games from the Pirates and
Browns in in the Evangelical League games
Senators. Dodgers and Indians took two
from from the Athletics, Reds. White sox,
oty ante aad nenty es o
on top throughout the. session. Hartman
of the Cardinals rolled a sweet series.
AND 22 'a o. surely oh IS oash G1 zs
| miss a 700 total by this margin. Grun
had a fine GEL for his three trys, while
| Walthour had sos.
The Braves, Pirates and Indians trimmed
the Cubs, Reds and Yanks three times in
alleys. In the Giant-cardinsl - series "t the Ss
Cards were returned the wtrneGs over the
wo-out-of-three route. John Blue led this
loop with total of Get on games of 1872,
219 and 1876.
| The R. v. Law team liked the idea of
winning three in row and repeated their
| last weeks performance by taking the Cen
motive League games: The REQ Speed
wagon, Eisemann Ignition and Firestone
also won three, the Madden Couple. Up
town Auto Service and General Motor be-
route.
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Faculty
Ring Show Tonight
at Armory
AUsPICEs AMERICAN LEGION

Ten Rounds-Red Uhlan, Los Angeles,
VS.. Joe Packo; Toledo; l65 pounds.
Jack Bentley. Cincinnati; lat pounds.
Six Rounds-Dudley Ring. Cincin-
natl. VS.. Ehrman Clark, Indianapolis;
1876 pounds.
Six Rounds-Jinmie Brown, Cincinnati,
vs.. Al De Rosa, Newark, N. il 126
Four Rounds-Otto Atterson, Terre
Haute, VS.. Ray Van Hook, Terre Haute;
1875 pounds.
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With the largest advance sale in
the history of Armory boxing shows
reported, the rs. R. o." sign was be-
ing busted off for use tonight at the
Pennsylvania st. fistic emporium.
The downtown ticket office was al
most sold out Monday night and it
looks like a repetition of last week,
when many fans were unable to
gain admittance.
Joe Packo and Red Uhlan, who
meet in the main event, are reported
fit and ready for action.
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INVITED TO REGATTA
intercollegiate Rowing Association
Invites Crews to Poughkeepsie.

By United PreSS
NEW YORK, Jan. Stanford,
California, Wisconsin, University OF
Washington, Princeton, Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology and
the United States Naval Academy
were invited to compete in the
Poughkeepsie regatta, June 10, by
the Intercollegiate Rowing Associa-
ton.
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FEATURE GRID FRAY

UdTLIMUuIH anu NUIIIWCSICIH 20
Play in Dyche Stadium.
By United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, Jan. 24.-Deny-
ing reports that the game would be
transferred to Soldiers field, North
western athletic officials announced
today the football contest with
Dartmouth, New. "a, would be played
in Dyche Stadium, home field of
Northwestern.
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The Braves, Pirates and Indians trimmed
the Cubs, Reds and Yanks three times in
the Optimist League games at the Central
alleys. In the Giant-Cardinal series the
Cards were returned the winnegS over the
two-out-of-three route. John Blue led this
219 and 1876.
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The Whiskers won three from the
Tails as the Models COPIED the odd
game from the Sky Pilots in the Lions
Club League. Tumbleson led this loop
with a score Of 613 on games Of FAC,
100 and III.
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The boys sort of dribbie around

the hard subjects these days.
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alleys. In this event you can change
partners and roll as often as you like.
For information and reservations call
Jerry O'Grady at the Century alleys.
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The girls of the Century Ladies League
wish to extend their appreciation to all
of their friends who helped to make
TnSlr o nih tne success was AasS Sdso
attended this affair voted 1t grand
and glorious evening.
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If in Big Ten

IF PURDUE WINS IF INDIANA WINS
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Jerry OGrady announces another favor
lite of local boWlers, 800 doubles event,
to be staged next Sunday at the Century
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u. S, OUTLINES
CLEAR AIR PLAN
Five Radio Zones Under
Commission Proposal.

R,y United Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. "a plan
for reallocation of the country's
broadcasting facilities providing for
an equal distribution among the
five radio zones has been made pub
lie by the Federal Radio Commits
sion.
Seventy-four cleared channels are
made available for high grade re-
ception.
Large stations having a minimum
power of 5000 watts are assigned
forty of these channels, and there
are to be eight cleared channels in
each zone. The plan provides that
onl yone of these stations shall OPP
crate on each of the forty channels
during night hours.
In this way the commission ex-
poets to insure clear reception Of
radio programs to listeners in all
parts of the country.
The commission plan also calls
for distribution of the other thirty
four cleared channels for regional
broadcasting service. This will per-
NIT 125 full-tine stations of the
local type. Throughout the realloca-
ton program, wide geographical
spacing was observed between sta
tons on adjoining channels to elm
mate Objectionable "croSS talk"
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DEALERS PLAN
AIR PROGRAM
Elaborate Banquet Numbers
to Be Broadcast.

An elaborate program of enter
tainnent will be broadcast from the
third annual dealers day banquet
Of the indianapolis Radio Trades
Association Wednesday evening,
Sept. 5.
The program at the dinner will
be broadcast over WFBM, j. F.
Council of the Kruse- Council Com
pany, chairman of the dealers day
committee, has announced.
o. H. Caldwell, Federal radio
commissioner, native of Indian
apolis and Purdue University
graduate, will be the principal
speaker. A special musical program
has been prepared by Earl Mounce,
studio and musical director of
WFBM.
Parker Wheatley, staff announcer
of the station, will act as master of
ceremonies and will introduce the
entertainers and report the activities
Of the banquet for the radio audi
ence from the Riley room Of the
Claypool Hotel.
The banquet will be the high spot
of the radio show, sponsored by the
distributors section Of the Indian
apolis Radio Trade Association,
which is now in progress in the
Manufacturers Building at the State
Fair. The show is expected to at
tract thousands of visitors from the
State who will attend the State
Fair this week.