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Lost and Found

LOST-Day book. weight tickets, on Sem
ate Ave. between Indiana Ave. and New
York st. Ri. 3149. Reward.
LOST-Fox Terrier, white with black spots
and brown ears. vicinity 10th and Ruckle.
Name 'Lindy." Reward. Ii. 5196.
TRY LrIMES WANT ADS For BUSINESS
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W1IhINNI MUbIO %.
100 E. Ohio st.
SEVERAL NEW GUITARS FROM SO TO
$40. Call Ia. 0616.
KINGSBURY oak upright piano: spec. SIS.
Viking MUSIC co.
100 E. Ohio st.
FOR SALE+Holton Flat Alto Saxophone.
reasonable. Call Ri 27i4.
KING oak upright piano. special $500
Viking MUSIC co.
100 e. Ohio st.
SAXOPHONES all sizes and makes, easiest
payment plan in town. LORENZ SAX
SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1900.
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing. because interesting bargains Of manv
kinds are listed here dailv
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Pets

POLICE PUPS-Should be seen to be ap-
preciated; reas. He. 2054. 1851 Broadway.
BOSTON terrier. AZ months old. pedi-
greed, $50 401612 E. Wash. Ir. 0938.
RABBITS pedigreed, New Zealand red and
white and meat rabbits. Be. 4098.
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Transportation

F. YOU-Are driving somewhere and wish
congenial guests to share expense, call
Auto Travel Bureau. Ii. 1851. 426 N. Ill.
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Help Wanted Female

EXPERIENCED counter and pastry girl.
good baker and salad maker. German
preferred. 401 E. Michigan.
WANTED Ndiddle-aged Roumanian lady
70 tie up grape vines. CHARLES MOCK.
Sherman drive and Raymond ST.
UTILIZE that spare time: good pay:
pleasant wk.: give phone No. BOX A 224 q.
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Many Desirable Houses Are Listed the Houses for Rent Column Today
Real Estate for Exchange
Household Goods

N. MERIDIAN. 2235-4 apartments. Frigid-
aire modern, good heat
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Furnished Apts.-HOuses
o'stufied furn.; Murphy bed; uti Lii 1885,
ASHLAND, l558-sman apt; in-a-door
bed; kitchen; bath; util.: adults. Ri 3471.
BELLEFONTAINE. 2305-Furnished ant. 5
romS ana bath, garage: newly decorated;
everything furnished: $40 per wk.
DEXTER. s., Sos5--5-room cottage, fur
nished. except bedding and dishes; 81 a
week or SIS per month. Be. 410S.
LOCKERBIE, 6l2-Nr. East and New York,
clean. mod, priv; steam hit; Arm. apt;
walking distance; reasonable. Ii. $3.50.
Market ARI e, llOim4 rooms, furnished;
MERIDIAN N, 843
THE COLONNADE APT. HOTEL.
We have beautiful. Broom and pri-
ate bath front apt; long, living room,
large bedroom, attractively furnished
linen, phone. maid service. everything for
guest comfort and convenience furnished.
81 80 week. single or double. Delicious,
served. including 4-course evening dinner.
Sc per week.
MICHIGAN. e. 628-Furn and unfurn.
apts.: all utilities furnished. Ii. 27l8.
S92 MIDDLE DRIVE Woodruff Place: 2
newly furnished rooms. Oh. 424e.
RILEY, N. 427-Mod. rms. bath: priv.
everything furn. except linen. IT. sos
SHERMAN DRIVE. a N-Rent or lease.
very desirable. 3-bedroom home furn or
unfurn-. near bus, car: spacious lot: many
flowers. 2-car garage: accessible churches.
school: l2-min. downtown: ref. Ir 1886.
VERMONT. E, 3339-Share 6-rm. mod
with couple: after 2:30 p. m. Oh. 4480.
WALNUT. E.. iI5-3 rms: alcove. urfV
bath: $40. See housekeeper in basement.
WASHINGTON. e. 3720-Modern 4 nm.
bath apt: downstairs; priv. porch 81 wk
18TH. W. 42-Nicelv decorated kitchenette
apartment: utilities furnishes $50. cal
apartment no. !. TIE GRANT.
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Poultry and Supplies
Musical Instruments

GULBRANSEN mahogany grand. fine con-
dition, may be had for small balance.
Viking MUSIC co.
100 E. Ohio St
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Business Places for Rent
Houses for Sale

NORTHWESTERN AVE-, 2936-Cor. stol
rn1.. with 2 liv rms. garage. Ia. 255
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Apartment Rental Bureau
Houses for Rent

BAKEMEYER. 245-4-room double, lights.
gas. garage; reduced. DR.. 1857.
BELLEFONTAINE, 2838-Mod, good con-
dition; reduced rent. Wa. 0913.
BEVILLE, N, 922-5-rm. double. mod. ex-
cept furnace; new gar. S2l. Oh. 4157.
COLORADO, N, 1216-Attractive bungalow,
rms mod. gar. water pd.. S35. If. 1416.
CORNELL 1925 rooms, garage. water
paid; reduced $22. He. 1000.
DEARBORN. N, 2245-5-Rm. mod double;
Clean easily heated; near school; $40
DENNY, 812-Modern, Arm. bungalow,
double. very reasonable; Al. Oh. 3265-W.
EMERSON. S.. 102-Attractive Groom mod.
double. clean. Reduced $3.50. Ri. 1850.
GENT, 21O3-4 rms. gas, cleo; inside
toilet garage. water pd.. $I8 Ii 1852.
CLIMBER. 1920, Single. 5-room mod.
garage, near school. DR.. 5459-R.
GLADSTONE, N, 18-Nod. 5-rm. double;
heat. water furn.; gar; $3.50. 1r. 3689.
HIGHLAND, N, 418-Modern cottage, $25;
near Tech. large yard. Oh. 1891
HOYT. 2315-4-room single. semi-modern.
garage Rent reduced. HUI. $685.
INGRAM, 1822-6-room modern double.
sos
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Furnished Apts.-Houses
Apartments for Rent

ASHLAND. 1922 rms, bath, hardwood
floors. inclosed porch: sl8 mo-; will fur.
CENTRAL, 2342-Month free; 5 rms bath;
heat. water fur. He. 2l83: RI. 2gg2.
MERIDIAN. S.. 7O5-3-rm. apt. steam
heat water furn.: SIG. See lanltor OF
NEW JERSEY. 522-Lovely 2, 4 and rm.
apis; strictly modern; reas. RI. 1884
NOBLE. N, 339-4 lge. rms; upper; inside
toilet: Sl4 mo-: large rms. LIST floor;
newly pa: ms. toilet: sl7 mo: cleo. ia 3626
PERSON AVE, 2445-5 rms. heat. water.
and Frigidaire furn.; reas. Hu. 66l4.
RUCKLE. 1905 rooms ideal location:
heat water. Ri. 7243. Ha. 1663-M.
WASHINGTON. E. 50141z-5 large rms.
mod: desirable: cd ht.: gar; rent reas.
18th. E.. 70o-3-rm.. BATH apt. good
heat: near College car: reas. Ii. 1ls5.
Indianapolis Rental Bureau
Desirable apartments in any part OF
city. furnished and unturn1shed. from 9zo
to S125. transportation furnished. No
charges or obligations. Ii. 4507. evenings
and SUNDAY Wa. 0433 or BE. 3ll4:
Apartment Rental Bureau
Apartments in all parts of city; free
TRANSPORTATION to inspect apartments.
Call He. 1887 or Ri. 1871. DAY or night.
MANCHESTER. 962 N. PENN.
Apartment; all utilities furn.: S37 so to
$50; Frigidaire. Lii 1881.
DARTMOUTH APIS.
Mich, E., 221; cozy efficiency apts.; fur.
or unfurnished: utilities; $40 up.
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Furnished Apts.-Houses

IF YOU SEE want ad that interests YOU.
answer it today. the opportunity NAV be
gone tomorrow.
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Live Stock

TEN HEAD OF FRESH COWS; FIVE OR
SIX GOATS: ALSO THREE SETS OF
BRASS MOUNTED HARNESS.
AUCTION EVERY MONDAY MORN
ING, IL O'CLOCK.
MR.. FRAUHIGER
1851 KENTUCKY AVE. Ii. 9246.
FRESH COW AND OTHER STOCK.
WA. 1921
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Suburban for Rent
Farms for Rent

MONTH .FREE-New home. lots. S
61a Rockville Road.
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Sf I1nnIc Running water, 81 Tor z.
OC' OcI11o 1856 west Market.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Vir. clean, sleeping
rms. $3.50 up; also hsekp.; steam heat.
WANTED boys, girls, or couple home
priv: nr. restaurant reason. Ha. 0253M
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West

sEMI-MODERN 5-rm. house on Prosepc
St., near keystone. price 500. $40
cash. SIS per month. Ri. .7514.
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NO down payment; near 37th and Key
low: front and back porches; full base
ment; furnace: garage; chicken house.
large lot. Open evenings and Sunday
Owner 3099-R
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Suburban for Sale

HAUGH. 1854 rms. furnace $50 down;
$50 month. Lii 3687
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2f32 n ,TEFFERSON

Four-rOom double; SlU.
GREGORY &c APPEL. INC. Ii. 7491.
KEYSTONE NJ 1924 rms. easily heat
ed. toilet. wa. pd.. gar. red. SIS RI. 0642:
MORRIS, E., 532-5-Room modern double;
unusual bargain. Dr. 4429.
NEW JERSEY S., 1515-4 rooms. pantry,
semi-mod. double, $3.50. Dating Oct. l.
OAKLAND, S.. 226-5 rooms, semi-modern;
garage; SIS. DR.. 2023-R.
PARK. ATTRACTIVE Groom mod,
double. well kept. garage. He. 3595.
PENN, N. 3045--4 bedrooms. near Short
ridge. Tudor Hall. Ha. 2787.
PROSPECT. 1327-Near Fountain Square;
rent reduced: attractive apt. 8 large
dinette; porch awnings: large lawn gar;
mod. rms. 1888 Prospect; S26. Oh. t079.
RANDOLPH. N. 37-7-Room modern; no
garage: 500. Call Ii. 1875 after 6.
RANDOLPH s., $3.50 rooms modern, $40
Ri. 1148.
REMBRANDT, 1518-5-rm. double, re-
papered. new floors, gar. SIS. HUI. 24O2.
RITTER, s.. 435-4-room double, Al con-
dition, $18. Ri. SLIT.
ST. PAUL l036-5-room mod. double, re-
DECORATED. garage. water pd.. reduced.
ST. PETER. sos rooms semi-modern;
good condition; $3.50. Ii. 1890.
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1449 N. New Jersey

WNTOWN-Furnished or unfurnished;
Call BREVORT HOTEL. Ill g. Ohio SITS
FURNISHED rooms mod, heat. lights
gas: $3.50 wk.. mr.. Wash. Oh. 3148-R.
LOVELY Woodruff; extra large room
kitchenette furn. 1 rm.. $3.50. Oh. 4108
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ALL KINDS OF ANTIQUES and modern fur
niture. We win pay highest market prices
for rare and desirable furniture. Call the
Lincoln Co., Metropolitan SS17. The drm
that buys everything OF value.
ANTIQUES, old gold. silver, di9mondIa Jew
BIG PRICES PAID-Do not be misled. The
Lincoln Co. has no connection with any frm
in the business. Phone Metropolitan ee17.
OF value.
BOOKS-In any quantity; first printings OF
books by the following authors: Anderson
Crane. Dresser Emerson, Hawthorne. Hearn,
Heminswsy; HeTgeshelmer' Hough: Lewis
ington, Wharton, Wilder. Phone Sunday,
Decatur 0435-W.
BOOK5-Wc buy books. we pay fair prices.
i9bsytz .RSpk stors. aO7 = =. NV. Rhops
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IPc Phone Natio oT,s ~ 1871, /,

WESCHLER'S, el5 Z ST. NV.
Household efscts, merchandise. stoSks
automobiles, etc. Thirty-nine years serving
the washington public.
FURNITURE-Hous ohold goods, au-
tomobiles. merchandise, fixtures, etc,
bought. Highest cash prices. Call
Metro. 1873. Prompt service. O.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ss6O1RooMING HOUSE, II rooms. baths.
nied SSTaal n sood Terms II rooms central
we sfoRGGSmdnE hSHse ,eb Il ..SS9mS' baths
sSoo1RooTfins house sei II rooms, ? baths,
ccnntrsdl;c flled. good income; terms.
stoo%oonises and iisb ps fY lunch, e cheap
nsr SiG stsnd: Susino:s. s4s se daily sln'n' cor
stsS 6Ssfss: s sDS Tse EG1omS' corner old
81. soO~cafeteria. one 'o Of the best equipped
Snd arrangs1 In the eity well locsted, good
(. M Curtis. $40 iithO ST. NV Nat. 1882. I.
Attractive and Prosperous
Grocery.
To close an estate. Wei equipped sroeery
IN s:T section; modern fixtures; reasonably
49, CHARLES "A I;Es r. SANFORD, Attorney.
-Fsndsll Bldg Phone District ea4l.
WONDERFUL
OPPORTUNITY.
Part, Party With sSS:ooo 70 invest in motion
picture theater circuit, with or without
required to finance new thesters, Add T
Box 104-E. Star once.
BUSINESS FIRM, good, reliable. with best
or sctiYgs wants lazy or gentlemen as silent
best money makers.
70 Ds Gin ma an Outstanding business need
our books open to one who means bust
secured Address Box 15s Zs''s star ot mSne
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
., HotelM55 rooms, a baths; long lease; price
D.. Delicatsssen; ossndwiches, oisars-Down-
Delicatessen, light lunch. cisars-Rent,
SOS; 2 rooms in rear; price, $l,40O.
Delicatessen, and conf-soda fountain;
rent 500; price right.
Grocery and meats-Near Soldiers Home;
rent, $50; price, $500.
Rooming house-Near lsth and Mass: u
rooms baths: price, $500.
Beautiful boarding house on 18th ST.;
- rooms, several baths; price, 81, 400; rent
To buy or sell business, consult this Of
Ship in business brokeTaTe O IS well Known 1asf-
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS,
s2s New York Ave
Carley G. Hall, 802 10th St.
Grocery and meats: doing $1,000 weekly
business; low rental; good fixtures; $500,
GROCERY and meats; doing over $500 wk.;
good hxturesj rooms above; priced right.
Near beer and lunch with rooms above;
low rental; bargain for $500.
Grocery and meats; good stand; $1,000.
Deiicatessen and lunch; doing paying bus;
good location; good fixtures; price, $4,000.
Is-room rooming and boarding house:
good income; low rental; priced low.
l3-room boarding house: best located
place in Wash; sacrifice for $500.
1i-room rooming house on 18th st.; good
income; good furniture; $3.50.
Groom rooming house; good location; on
18th st.; bargain for $500.
CARLEY & HALL. Met. e727.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

HORSES, wagons and harness, all in good
condition and working; also some extra
wagon wheels and harness. NARROW Coal Co.
stable. ais A st. ne.
GENTLE FAMILY COW, Jersey; small work
horse, set harness. bride and saddle.
Pounsberry. Benning. D. G.
PONY, 4 YEARS OLD, MALE, DARK BROWN.
spirited and good bred. Lincoln 0628
BAY GELDING, FIVE, SIXTEEN TWO,
quiet. and guaranteed; Bay Filly. three, seven
Fights bred, broken. quiet. suit lady; Chestnut
Chestnut Gelding, four. sever -eiEhts bred,
brokeni Roam Gelding. three, half Arabian,
half thoroughbred. broken, quiet, suit lady.
All these horses raised by myself. No sec
ond-grade stock. win sell any three: the
while stock. For particulars address Box
458-D. Star ONCE.
COWS, two, fresh. Jersey and Guernsey,
rott I'd, Berwyn Md. A.
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BUICK SPORT ROADSTER. de luxe; paint
ed in beautiful combination OF two tones.
ORIGINAL paint; wheels, fender wells; ser
this car before you buy; special prieA-
Frey Motor Co 1920 I4th st. NV.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

FARM AND GARDEN.
HEDGE PLANTS-Calfornia privet So and
s. per 100; hardy phlox, clumps, loc up;
and 35c doz. annual larkspur and corn
flower. SC each. ]. E. Webster. 1903 T st.
Sc.
RosEBUsHEs. for 81; bedding plants. Csc
SO tea tSp ,d Psn AT dol nq sa end nd
st. NV Metropolitan 6625. 9.
PRTyEr HEDGE. 1924 in. s25O. per 100;
sR nis D spTucss %
st. NV. wash. D. G. Potomac o7a8
PERENNIAL PLANTS AgTostemma. AQul-
delphininms. disitaiis, colors double holly
hooks. hibiscus. pyrethrums, rudbeckfa, platy-
S9dHn trtoms lilies Of ae so
Williams, 1915 nth st. Sc, AnacoStia. Lin
ALBERTSONs hardy ield-grown perennisls
Great Falls roed on Virginia side, one mile
LOCKWOOD BUSHES. very handsome and
large. w. A. Thompson, jr., Fairfax, va
FOR SALE--2 large well shaped box bushes.
100 years old. Address Miss Emma Graves,
Morganza, Md. For information call Lin
WELL RoTTED COW MANURE, 100
pound sacks, S1.50 delivered; also ton truck
load, $3.50. Write Box 81. BetheSda, Md.
HARDY PERENNIAL and rock garden plants.
B. l. Daley, 5so6 Colorado ave. NV.
SODDING. GRADING; HIGH-GRADE ROLL
sod used only. Potomac 6S07. A. WELLS.
VIII call and give estimate.
DOUGLAS FIR. handsomest. most useful
ceicr mrs. Norway sprucss; psrEolas. pee.
Tor son. virgin; COW manure. Fctted.
kensington Tim. IA
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TP YOU ARE LOOKING for some one to
buy Showcases. cash registers, ice boxes.
iunch-room equipment call Dave Hsyma \,
6l0 Indiana we. NV. Phone District $3.50.
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your opportunity, to purchase one Of these
Almost new tires, motor in excellent me-
chanical condition, paint as clean as . new
one. This car doesn't need q salesman to
sell IL to you Its condition will do that
for us. Northeast ChrySler, 1901 II st. ne.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made TO The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000. Branch 2l5.
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CHEVROLET 1880 4-DooR SEDAN. s495I
and trunk platform; finished in maroon
Duco: new rubber; perfect throughout; terms
, and trade. Emerson d Ormes 1Ith d M
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 192s-Dandy motor;
finish in perfect condition. Nc mater where
you go you cannot equal this car ct S226.
Liberal terms; trades accepted. Owens Mo-
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CHEVROLET 1880 SPORT .RoADsTER. with
rumble seat body and I wheels DARK d srssn;
real bargain; 1895. warneld Motor Co.
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BUICK MASTER SIX COUPE, with rumble
seat; excslIent condition; low mileaGe; price,
$3.50. Or will trade for sedan. Phone Dis
trict 1880: ewes. and Sundays, Clev. 252o.
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BUICK. 1928 SPIT. Coupe. thoroughly re-
conditioned; tires nearly new; low MILEAGE
SaaS Gnlden Motors 1927 18th.
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REFRIGERATOR. top icer, small 50-popnd
IS; bargain. Columbia 1904. 4324 7th
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ATTRACTIVE and Prosperous
Grocery.
To close an estate. Wei equipped grocery
priced.
CHARLES r. SANFORD, Attorney,
Fendall Bldg. Phone District eaGi.
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.PAPAL ALTAR WASHED
Two of Chief Holy Week Ceremonies
Are Held Today.

By. United Press
ROME, April 2.-The ceremonies
of washing the papal altar in St.
Peters and blessing the holy oils
at st. John Lateran, two of the
chief Holy Week ceremonies, were
held today.
The relics of the boards which
formed the table at the last supper
were exhibited all day in the right
transept of the Lateran basilica,
and also will be exhibited Friday.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-04-02

Newsreel cameramen. Firemen
from engine house 9 under Assist
ant Chief Frank A. Braun and Cap
tain Treadway offlciated.
With the cameramen grinding
away, The stock cars in the test
were run through two streams from
hose throwing 600 gallons of water
a minute, under 125 pounds pres
sure.
Movies Of the thirteen stock cars
in the test were to be taken from
the air today by cameramen in the
Stanolind III, trf-motored Ford
monoplane of the Standard Oil
Company of Indiana, which is spon-
soring the tests.
The second of five l.OOO-mile
runs at ffty-fve miles an hour will
be started Friday.
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WATER FLOODS
SUIT OF DIVER
35 FEET DOWN
Rescued Man Unconscious
Is Minutes: Pneumonia
Now Danger.

bY CHffcu FFeSS
CLEVELAND, April 2. - Thomas
Carroll, 48-year-old professional
diver, who narrowly escaped death
Wednesday in an accident while
working thirty-five feet below the
surface of Lake Erie, today was in
critical condition, suffering from
shock and exposure.
Marine hospital attaches said he
had spent a fairly comfortable
night and that precautions were be-
ing taken to forestall pneumonia
which would develop within three
days.
The daredevil philosophy of his
craft was expressed when Carroll,
after having been unconscious be-
meath the water for more than
fifteen minutes, whispered as he
was being lifted into an ambulance: &:
i've got to go back down and
finish that piling."
Carroll was cutting away piling
that had raised the Thompson
amphibian aeronauticaI ramp above
the level of the lake when his rub
ber glove became entangled with
his saw.
The glove was severed from his
diving suit and water rushed in the
aperture. He lost consciousness be-
fore he could signal fellow work
men.
The rubber glove foated to the
surface and workmen at the con-
trols pulled him up when they
caught sight of it. 1t took firemen
half an hour removing water from
his lungs and restoring him to
consciousness.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-04-02
SUE To HALT
WORK ON DITCH
Charge Property Owner
Used Fraudulent Petition.

Protesting that one faction of
property owners used a fraudulent
The Indianapolis times., 1931-04-02
BOY SCOUTS TO
STAGE EXHIBIT
AT TABERNACLE
Annual Show Follows
Award of Badges at
Court Ceremonies.

Annual exhibition of Boy Scout
activities will open at tonight in
Cadle tabernacle and continue
through Saturday, climaxing Scout
week. Awards will be made to troops
having Cae best displays, highest at
tendance and for other accomplish
ments.
Wednesday night 300 Scouts and
400 adults, parents and friends,
gathered in Tomlinson hall for the
mammoth court of honor when 600
merit awards we're presented by
Irving Williams, chairman Of the
court.
Elevated to Eagle Rank
-Four scouts. each having received
twenty-one merit badges, were ele-
vated to eagle scouts, highest rank
Of tho --rsoi.ization. They were Cur
rss Clampitt. assistant scout mas
ter Troop SO; Albert McCollum,
Troop 30; John Tearney and Myron
Melvin, both of Troop o.
Awards Of gold and silver palms
for accomplishments made since
they were elevated to eagle scouts
were awarded Harry Dragoo, Troop
SO. James Shoemaker, Troop 80, and
Robert Cavanaugh, Troop SO.
Take Scout Oath
Tenderfoot rank was given l04
boys who took the oath and be-
came scouts. Forty awards we're
made to scouts of NoblesvilIe, Car
mel and Arcadia, who are part Of
the Indianapolis scout area. In all
325 merit badges we're presented and
numerous promotions of higher
ranks were made.
Special rank of star scout was
conferred on Robert Hill, Richard
Kelleher and Frederick Leeds, Troop
4; Jack Rich and Billy Wood, Troop
81; John Wyss, Troop 49; Jack
Meyers, Troop Sd; Robert Stevens,
Troop So; Walter Stalnaker, Troop
II; William King, Troop 70; Robert
Stokes, Troop IS; Alvin Cohen,
Troop 78; Clarence Gault and Billy
Workman, Troop 30; George Olive,
Troop 81, and Melvin Davids, Her
bert Kuhlman and Erwin Schuma-
ker, Troop So.
The next highest honor, that of
life scout, was attained by William
Craigle and Marion Pfeiffer. Troop
3; Leonard Oliver, Troop 7; John
Warden, Troop 8; Robert Wenner,
Troop 55, and Thomas Wright,
Troop II.
In recognition of work beyond
eagle requirements, bronze palms
we're awarded to Robert Kuerst,
Troop 3; William Thomas, Troop 9;
George Kuzma. Troop So; Richard
Agster, Troop 30, and John Fidger,
Troop SO.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-04-02

petition to start construction OF a
drainage ditch in Wayne township,
suit has been filed in circuit court
to halt completition Of the project.
The complaint was filed by Sum-
ner Clancy, attorney for the prop
erty owners. The contract for i'm
proyement. costing approximately
S73.lO0, was allowed by Circuit
Judge Harry o. Chamberlin re-
Gently.
Demands in the suit are that the
assessment order be set aside and
defendants be injoined from COM
pleting the ditch.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-04-02
TEST CARS Get
BATHS ON RUN
Speedway Autos Dash Into
Firemen'S Flood

Cars in the fuel and oil economy
test runs being made at the Indi-
annapolis Motor Speedway were
given baths on the run Wednesday
with the aid of a crew of city fire.
men and a pumper truck.
The stunt was photographed by
The Indianapolis times., 1931-04-02
Can t Beat I'm

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, April q
Fingerprinting Of every school
child in Washington became a
possibility today with a recon-
mendation to that effect by
William F. GrosSkurth, finger
print expert.
Grosskurth. in a letter to the
board of education, urged the
system as a means of tracing
runaway pupils.
Dr. H. B. Learned, president
of the beard, criticised the
proposal on the ground that it
might place children on the
same plane as criminals.