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The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-11
WKBF (14O0) Indianapolis
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indianapolis BroaccaStIng' nc.)
SATURDAY
A. NJ
6:45-Church Federation morning wor-
ship.
7.OO-Talk o Town
S:45-Stewart Radio, Inc.
9.05-WOman's Club period.
915-Walter w. Miller Company.
9:25-MOrriSon S style talk.
9.35-Hoosier Coffee Club
9:45-Standard Nut Margarine cooking
chat.
t9:55-Home message.
iO:OO-Pomal Makes Pomolay.
indianapolis Paint and Color Com
1o:I5-b. s. Ayres & Co.
I0:3o-Market reports
I0:35-Organ recital.
I1:00-Record program.
11:l5-De Voc Paint Girls
11:3O--Record program.
ll:45-Sue Carolyn.
12.15-The Farm Adviser.
l2.3O-Market reports.
- :35-Jansen-OYerma Company.
L .40-Midday records.
1:15-Indiana theater stage presentations.
2:0O-Jac Broderick's dance studio.
2:15-The Gin Friends Three.
2.S0-TCm & Wash Laugh Club.
S.00-The Rhythm King.
S:30-ArthUr Jordan Conservatory OF
Music.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-11
Help Wanted Female

INSTITUTION KITCHEN HELP WANTED
Room and board .........-....S .S35 month.
Cooks. restaurants, private, mattresses,
counter girls
PARAMOUNT EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Licensed. 620 Bankers Trust Bldg
2 LADIES to demonstrate and to take or
derS: prefer ladies unincumbered. 1893
Bellefontaine Ri 21I3
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Houses and Flats Furnished
AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL,


Beautifully furnished apartments, eff
cheney and bedroom type; Frigidaire;
bath with tub and shower. Good parking
space. Walking distance. Phone Ri. 1871.
ASHLAND. 1529-Nicely furnished 2-rm.
apt, sink in kitchen; bathS priv. entrance.
everything furn. Adults: sreas. RI. 1915.
BEVILLE, S29-2 front rms. parlor, bed
room; frt porch: private entrance. Reas.
BEvILLE. NJ s29-5-rm. mod. block E.
10th St: $3.50. Oh. 1881.
CENTRAL, 2l31-1 room, kitchenette; pri.
bath and entrance; SO week. He. 4l55.
COLLEGE. 1868 rooms; nicely furnished
apt: porch: yard. Ia. 1929
DE QUINCY, 427-3-rm. apt, first floor.
private. garage. Ir. 3le0-W. eve.
NORTH. e. 3l6-2 and rooms, modern:
|, Frigidaire: weekly rate. RI: 40o7.
WALNUT. e, 1l5-3 rms, bath; reduced
rent. See Hskpr. IN basement.
FIRST FLOOR groom. desirable. private
apartment; garage. Ir. 3190-W
NICE light rooms, adjoining bath. close to
car line. 324 z. 1lth 81.
LARGE front apt and kitchenette; strictly
modern: $3.50. 300 z. Merrill.
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4:OO-The Girl Friends Three
4.30-Dr. T. b Rice. health talk.
445-NeWs flashes.
5.l5-Town topics.
7.0O-Silent
8O0-The Regal hour.
g.00-Wilking's Jessie French hour.
I0.O0-Lunantos Jam bOuree.
II OO-Marathon orchestra.
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ira.
l2.OO-Sign of,
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Day Programs
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SATURDAY

A. NJ
7:00-Pep Unlimited Club, record program
9:00-Butter and Egg Men.
9:15-Saturday Syncopaters tCBS).
9:50-GrenadierS (CBS).
9:45-DesSa Byrd organ program e-,
1O:3O-United States Army band (CBSl.
11:00--AdventureS oil Helen ana Mary
tCBSl.
11:30-Paul Tremaine'S orchestra (CBSl.
1l:45-Record program.
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1900 Noon-Farm Community network
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l.00-Farm topics.
l:15-Lerten services.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-11

The mems club of st. PauI's Epis-
copal church will be entertained at
its monthly dinner this evening
in Lunley tearooom, 1884 North
Meridian street, by the Yip-Yap en-
tertainers from the Master Music
School.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-11

Several state-aid school districts
have more high schools than those
that are supporting and town
ship trustees are largely to blame
for the state aid school plight, a re-
port filed by the state board of
accounts with Governor Harry C.
Leslie diScloSeS.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-11

Laurens L. Henderson, candidate
for the Republican nomination for
prosecutor, has been indorsed by
the anti-Coffin Eighth Ward Cit
liens Republican League.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-11
Situations Wanted Male

TRUCK DRIVER-Married. years exp.
reference. Call PAT. Ii. 6268.
EXPERIENCED night watchman. MR.
HIIISMAN l46 z. Orange ST
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-11

Seventy eight persons have been
named on committee indorsing
denomination of Prosecutor Judson
L. Stark, J. Carl Vandiver, attorney
and campaign director for Stark,
said today. Executive committee
members include: William H Remy,
former prosecutor; Senator John L.
Niblack, Harvey w. Grabill and
Frank A. Symmes, attorneys.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-11

Financial report of the Indian
apolis Street Railway Company for
February, fled today with the pub
lie service commission, showed re-
ceipts of 1925, ,75908, a decrease of
S53 ,39267 from February, 1929. Def
cit of $1,947, 1868, carried over from
January, was increased to $2,016,-
45S.99,
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Help Wanted Female
ELLIOTT FISHER
OPERATOR

Good position: psevious Office exper.
necessary. Address Times. Box Aio5.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-11

Seventy alumni and undergradu-
ate members Of Rho chapter, Sigma
Chi fraternity, attended a sixty
fifth chapter university dinner at
Butler Campus Club Thursday
night.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-11

Consolidating under the firm
name of Metcalf, Mahan & Mahan,
to engage in shorthand reporting of
courts and conventions, Norman E.
NIetcalf, James B. Mahan and Will
liam j. Mahan announced today that
offices Of the firm will be located at
1907 Fletchers Savings and
Trust building.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-11

Adaptability of the recently de-
veloped crankless engine to the
automobile was discussed by the In
diana section, Society Of Autono-
tive Engineers, meeting at the
CIaypool Thursday night. E. S. Hall
of the Mitchell CrankIess Engine
Company, New York, spoke on
Round Engines" and led in dis
cussiOnS.
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East

Rv1NGTON. s.. 3e4-speneer Ave. new,
all modern. hye-room bungalow and
breakfast room. full basement front ce-
ment drive. shrubbery; small down pay
ment or lot. F. DAVIS. Hu. 5285.
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Heredity a Factor
In Varicose Veins
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Responsible for the Increase OF This Old AiImenf;
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A Special Providence
Watched Over Nels

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Javelirs to Play
r. /. A. A. Leaders
IgnrriaI Ia me Herald


KINGSVILLE. Nov. Saturday
Coaches Bud McCallum and Cal
-Tewett Will lead their scrapping
Javelinas into combat with the sam
Hous on BearCats who now share
With the Denton Eagles the leader
hip IN the r r a. a. football race.
The game will he played here
This will be the first T I A A
( 0thall game for the Javellnas
Tie records made 50 far BY the two
teams would indicate that Sam
Houston has a stronger team than
Texas A. ~ 7. But those who have
teen following the Javelinas. have
noticed 2 gradual ard constant i'm
nrovement In the team as a whole
IN defeating Schreiner Saturday the
Tavelinas worked more AZ p unit
than IN any previous game of the
season.
The Jaw linaS regard this AS an
important game because II is their
first. while the Bearcats are also
giving attention 10 IL because thew
realize that p loss at the hands OF
any team will likely mean that the
Denton Eagles win win the champ
lonship.
Considerable interest IS being
shown IN an the towns surround
ing Rinrsvile as well as those of
the lower Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
LEADS
IN OIL BELT
Eastlsnd Furnishes Upset
Of Week in Beating
Abilene
az y H0TsE

The virtual elimination of the
Abilene Eagles from the district
championship race was the high
light Of the past week In the OIL
Belt Beaten declslvely By Cisco and
Breckenridge In earlier games the
Eastland Mavericks produced the
greatest upset Of the year by play
ing 4 draw. Go. on the Abilene
gridiron. Only a tumble BY East
land on its l0-yard line in the
closing moments enabled the Eagles
to score. II was second tie IN as
two draws are equivalent to one
loss.
Meanwhile BRECKENRIDGE. defeat
ing SWeetwater with ease, IL the
crly team with a perfect record
Ranger, its record married bv a
90 game with Abilene. is in second
place The Bulldogs defeated Miner
al Wells, 50 TO II. Dangerous Dan
McCarty gaining $50 yards from
SCrlnHdEe ana scoring SIX IOuCl-
downs as we'll as kicking five extra
points.
Cisco Loboes. beating back after
ineligibility rulings made them
easy victims for BRECKENRIDGE.
defeated San Angelo. IS to Z. Brown
wood broke into the victory column
rather Unexpectedly at the expense
Of Big Springs. 6 70 o.
The next 10 days will witness
the Big -Four" at each others
trroatS again. BRECKENRIDGE will
invade Abilene Saturday. A triumph
for Abilene would put that team
back in the race but this is I'M
likely. On Armistice Day. Ranger
will journey to Cisco for a game
that will ruin Rangers hopes if il
goes the wrong way.
Standing of the four Leading
teams
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
Harlingen May Get Another
Crack at KingsviIle Boyines
BY Laufer

The Cards. somewhat cocky went
.up TO Kingsville several weeks ago
and took a 13-to-0 defeat ar the
hands ~ the Brahmas right after
these bows had taken the measure
OF san EenIto. r. 70 - Now. i
Har.lncen and Eir--ville win the
title in their respective districts
t'7ev will meet again In a champ
torshin tilt and the Cards voT
-hev are going - show that they
we're caught off guard the first
time
The Cards stand favored w win
her re-larnine Games in the Val
iey district ard EIn-svi-le has only
PecV.lle Ia beat Nov IL 10 clnch
The title IN its Cistrtc-
This week tho Cards plav a
7an-coaferenc7 came with the Class
A Cctt1upictrr- who defeated
Brownsville last week by 2 decisive
uarFin.
Kiarsville beat the Alice Coyotes
80 last week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
ChiIlrer Pawred
Py Texas Parents

: ANTONIO. Nv 4-P-Paun-
ing II babies Il the latest money
borrowing racket in San Antonio.
Jobless narents. unable to srek
work elsewhere because n short
see of monev. are lra"ine their
children as nled-es With MONEY!
'enders t. Get cash for lob huns
ing according 70 Miss Tucv Smith
e-s re~retarv OF the San Antonio
ChT1l PROTECTIVE and Humane so
cietv.
NirS Smithers said.
"ThiS practice OF "nawninE
children has taken IN the pronnr-
tons or a nationwide racket. TIE
-~cietv now has two children. a hoy
Y years old and a girl. 3. who
have been pawned several times by
0ersors alleged 10 be their parents.
The alleged parents are now in Cat
ifo~nia and left the children II
san Antonio as security for r
lean"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
KEED BEATEN
BY LA BARBA
Former Stanford Student
Feyerses Tables
On Cuban

NEW YORK. Nov 4-P-Re-
Eardless Of the fact that a fellow
down in Connecticut named Bat
ting Bsttalino holds the official
rating as world feathe~weiTht
champion. a young man from s
Angeles. rugged FGel La Barba
can Justly claim himself the best
Of the 126-pounders flinging leather
today.
La Barba once a student AZ Stan
ford University and before that
champion OF all the flyweights.
proved his right to titular %recoFni-
ton among the featherweiChts last
night BY clearly outpointing Kid
Chocolate. the Cuban sensation. in
a to-rid ten round engagement that
drew $4,000 persons. the biggest
crowd Of the indoor season 50 far.
to Madison Square Garden. Choc-
olate dropped a decision last sum
mer 10 Jackie Kid Berg foremost
challenger for the LIGHTWEIGHT title
after winning a decisi1t from A.
SINGER. present 135 pound king.
about Is months ego. Last night
however, was the first time Choc-
olate has ever been beaten by a
man III his own class. the feather
weight division.
BY the victory La Barba reversed
a decision that went against him
in his first match with Chocolate
here two years ago. Last night
having learned apparently hy the
previous engagement. Fidel kept up
an everlasting bombardment OF the
negro's BODY with left hooks that
buried deep under the smiling
"Keed's" stamina. He fought hack
only IN sDurts and won but three
If the ten rounds. L. Barba won
five with two even.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
Troop "B" Cagers
Down Headquarters

The Fort Brown inter Troop
basket ball league got under wav
Monday evening with a fast game
between Headquarters Troop and
Troop 3. Troop 3. nosinr Head
quarters Troop out in the last
couple minutes OF play by the
score Of 1917. The game was
clesnlv PLAYED and the game was
q fight from the beginning until
the last minute OF play. The game
was fast throughout duo 70 the
excellent referee work Of White who
was ALWAYS on his toes and caught
al technicalities The next game Of
the season Will be Wednesday eve
ming commencing at 7:30 D. m. be-
tween Troop A and Machine Gun
Troop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04

HARLINGEN. Nov That
f%ingsville defeat Is not water under
the bridge as far as the Harllngen
high school Cardinals are concern
ed for their chances Of evening the
score IN another game this season
lock favorable since the Prahnas
and Cards are likely 70 win N
their respective districts and clash
for bi-district honors
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
RIO HONDO u
BUGS
Bobcats Virtually Clinch
Cameron County
&C Title
Especial % The Herald)

Especial % The Herald)
RIO HONDO. Nov. 4-The Pho
Hondo high Bobcats are well on
their way to the Valley Class &C"
grid title following their f2-to-6
victory over the heretofore I'm
beaten Stuart Place Pirates.
Rio Hondo scored first. Joe Cox
making a touchdown early in the
game following an exchange OF
punts There were no further scores
in the first half and IN the third
period Stuart Place took the lead,
6 TO s.. BY means of 4 touchdown
and safety.
The Cats started a march from
the 40-yard line with only three
minutes to play and Cox made
another touchdown to defeat the
Pirates.
Cox. James Rushing and Little
Red Hill were the stars for Rio
Hondo Bobcats have made 15s
points to u BY their opponents and
PLAY Raymondville O
Starting lineups:
Stuart Place t3l Rio Hondotl2i
Mitchell j. Rushing
Left End
KutZenbergen Ledbetter
Left Tackle
Call Coston
Left Guard
". Medley Roland
Center
Becker Lewis
Right Guard
Dunkin Dack &C.
Right Tackle
Dean Gam
Right End
c. Medley Nation
Quarterback
linz Hill
Left Halfback
Mont NJ G Rushing
Right Falfback
Burns tc) Cox
Fullback
Substitutlons. Rio Eondo-Mllls
for Gam. Burleson for Hill.
Tennessee f-H club teams took
the honors in livestock. dairy. poul-
try and crop judging AT the Mid
South fair this wear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
COACHES ARE. TO
MEET TONIGHT
CSnecial 70 The HeraIdO

tSnecial 70 The HeraldO
LA FEP1A. Nov. with the
Battle of Crarefruit" furnish
ing the chief subject or the eve
ming. the Valley Coaches and
Officials association will meet
here tonight at the high school
There n other imDortart
matter u be taken no. Pres. r.
Z. Groves has announced end he
urges Inn ne-ccnt attendance
at the session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
To Dedicate Field
At La Feria Friday
especial t. The Herald J

LA FERrA. Nov. 4-Dedication
IF La Feria high schools new ath-
le-ic field will take Mace lust prior
- FRIDAYS rame with San Benito
here. it has been announced
The local Rotary club is In charge
An invitation has been sent u
San Benito TO bring its high school
hand. but an acceptance has not
vet hren received.
The Cavaliers are indicates
hut thew have been tied In the Val
lev race.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
Train Sche les
MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES


No. i2-To Houston. San Antonio
ITO Q N.
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soUTHERS PACIFIC LINES
No 3l9-Fron Houston San Anto-
10. 5.i5 q N
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Is .. m
NATIONAL LINES or MEXICO
tMatamoros Station
No l32-To Monterre5- Mexico City
SOS a n.
NJ t3i from Mexico City Honter
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RIO oxASUt kAILWAY
From Point Isabel Z D %
To Point label. ESQ . a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-04
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

NEW vOpF-T1nI - ra-A7
f,-e Ar-e'es. oirf1ointsd KID q
olate. Cuba. i0).
TORONTO-Joe Click. BROOKLYN.
outpointed Henry Perlock. Kalam-
azoo. Mich Gn).
CFDAP RAPIDS ra.-Iouie Nav
ee. Des N~~oS. rut~-'nted Jack
Nc~a-+hy. rh!ceno nm.
ENID Okla.-Dude NcCcok. Enid
knocked out Babe Barnes, Sioux
City. il. ~