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The Washington times., 1931-05-05
NEWS-GOSSIP
OF RADIO
WORLD
BY BROADCASTER

There'll be some unscrambling
on the air tonight. Translated
it means that the tumble Of
squeals and hopeless potpourri
of noises which sometime burst
through the loud speaker will be
Strengthened out for listeners.
Orestes H. Caldwell, former
Federal Radio Commissioner but
now editor of Radio Retailing and
Electronics will provide the ex-
planatory notes for novel
demonstration. 1t will be heard
over Columbia at 7:45, Washing
ton time.
The method to be used was de
veloped in the telephone labora-
tories for providing secrecy over
the radio telephone circuit across
the Atlantic Ocean and consists
in bodily interchanging bands of
trequencieS, so that, for example,
bass notes become treble, treble
notes become bass, etc.
Mr.. Caldwell will let his audi
ence listen to the music and
speech first in it's original form,
then the scrambled, garble d
sounds, and finally the same
scrambled sounds converted back
into their original clear form as
intelligible speech and music. The
experiments in scrambled music"
will be part of a series of novel
sound demonstrations to show
the properties which make for
reality in radio"
The demonstration of "un-
scrambling scrambled music" is
scheduled for 8:45 p. M, Eastern
daylight saving time, and 7:45
p. M, Central daylight saving
time, Tuesday, May S, on the sta
tions of the Columbia Broadcast
ing System.
Good limitations
Mike Porter, radio editor of the
New York Journal, played trick
on the listeners last Wednesday,
and mail is still coming in about
1t. Fact is, he was accompanied
to the Columbia studios by Nor
ton Downey. Ted Husing and
Henry Burbig.
When Editor Porter spoke on
the Bill Schudt's Hour he an
nounced he would do an imitation
OF Morton Downey. Then he uSh-
cred Downey to the mike" to
sing wabash Moon" Then he
said he would initiate Norman
Brokenshire. Husing supplied this
imitation. Henry Burbig was re-
sponslble for the Burbig imitation.
The question is, where does this
leave listeners who wrote in to
say the Downey imitation was
terrible.
1t reminds me of Jack Oakie's
announcement when he initiated
Al JolSon. IF it's no good, then
call it George Price" said Jack.
Pan-American Concert
Music week provides a remark
able range of concerts through
out the United States. covering
eHely type OF composition.
Undoubtedly one of the most
unusual programs in Washington,
to be offered will be that of the
United Service Orchestra and
assisting artists in honor of the
delegates to the Sixth General
Congress of the International
Chamber of Commerce.
This will be held on the Es-
planade of the Pan American
Union tonight.
Visiting delegates from over
thirty countries will be present.
Indigenous instrumental compo.
Sltlons will be featured as we'll as
the folk melodies of the peoples
to the south.
The Washington times., 1931-05-05
Take It or Leave 1t

Right in the middle of a serious
discussion of the Chinese ques-
ton Al Boasberg interrupted to
say he had a tong war happen
in front of his house-tWo ice
men got in fight.
The Washington times., 1931-05-05
Latest Gossip

Did You Know
That Phillips Holmes doubled
for Bessie Love at the age of 10?
He did riding scenes in a picture.
The Washington times., 1931-05-05
1000 A. M.

WRC-Blue Streaks
WMAL-Fashion Facts OF 1881.
WOL-Carrots for Young and Old
WBAL-Mrs. A. NJ. Goudiss
1O:l5-WRC-RadiO Household Institute
WMAL-Recipes. by Mrs. Shell
bon.
WJSN-Style Talk
lO:20-WO Service Man.
lO:@O-WMAL-Ida Bailey Aliens
Editoria Page.
WOL-Request Program.
WBAL-Piano Moodes
-WRC-United States Army Band,
WMAL-Home decorating,
WJSN-Boy and Ray,
WBAL-Al and Pete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
sCH0DZA ODBORU 722. N. s. s,
v CAMPBELL.
IS Rhoda Av

Odbor 722. bude mat sch6dzu
ma ktor1 povolava vsetkych L.
dov a ziada, aby kazdy vyrovnal
svoje dlhy nakol'ko m6ze. To sa
rozumie, ze pomery s1 plane, ale
kazdy mech urobi vedl'a svojej
moznosti, ako mu kesena donasa
Udom nasho Odboru, ktorf boil
19. aprila ma sch6dzi je znamo, ze
ideme do dpadku. Poculi ked' i'm
brat pokladnfk precital stvrt'-
rocne prijmy. TAX bratia, neber-
tie 81 "a urazku, lebo ia vas len
napominam. Ba j sami vidite, ze
ideme nadol. TAX bratia, 1ctive
vas proslm, postarajme sa. Vsak
ia som s vami, i ia som robot
mix ako Wy vyrovnajme dlhy a
tax mas Odbor by rastol a neu-
padal. Veru je to smutne, ked' je
vyse 100 1dov Odboru ma scho-
dzu pridu kedy 8, kedy 10, mai
'viacej Is a n. Veru je to vel mi
smutne, ked' tol l'k6ho poctu &
dov prichodi ma sch6dzu len ME
kol 'ko. Vsetci mate prichodit' IA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
DIVADLO "HROB LASKY"
BOLO KRASNE.

Divadlo "Hrob lasky', ktore
usporiadal v osade Sv. Mateja ne
davno dramaticky kr1zok Sboru
146. TSJS. bolo mimoriadne kra-
sne vel mi podarene prevedene.
Zasl1zi 81, ably bolo opakovant
este tn ma youngstownskom oko-
Ii, lebo takych predstavenl ma
vame malo. s divadlom boil kaz-
dy kto Dol ma nom, spokojny a
povd 'acny hercom a hereckam
re nam pripravili taky dusevnl
p0zitok. Som nctou,
J. L. Maruskin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
Pikniky a zabavy
PIKNIK SKOLSKYCH DIETOK
HASELTONE.

V tdto sobotu, 16. maja odby-
va sa spolocny piknik skolskEch
dietok osadnikov Sv. Alzbety v
Haselton. Piknik bude spojeny
s paradou cd skoly 10. rano.
Ma 6ele pochodu bude marsal ma
koni a "a MIN banda a tax "a wy
hravania handy budd dietky po-
chodovat' cez Haseltine a Wilson
Ave. do Lincoln parku, kde bude
piknik cely den. Vecer .bude ta-
necna zabava skolskej sieni pri
dobrej hudbe. Obecenstvo je srde-
enc pozvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
UDOM 0DBoRU GIL. N. s. s.

"Pavel Mudron' Odobr Gil.
N. S. S. vyzyva svojich 1dov, ze-
by sa dostavili ma sch6dzu dna
1S. maja do spolkovej miestnosti
a menovite tych, ktorf este toho
roku ami raz ma sch6dzi neboli a
co uz dlhujn vacSiu sumu a ne:
prfdu sa ami len ukazat' ami po-
ziadat', zeby i'm Odbor poshovel.
Ctenf spolubratia a spolusestry,
co teraz name robit' vami, ked'
pokladnica je uz dolu a d'alej
nam nemozno "a vas platit'. Tu
je cas-, ked' tomuto neporiadku
musi byt' urobeny uz raz koniec.
Uzname, ze sl plane easy, ale al
to sa musi uznat', ze ked' chce-
me stat Mar. Slov. Spolku ale
bo akejkol'vek inej organizacii,
ze 81 povinnosti musime koncit
vedpa stanov.
Teraz yam tn oznamujem, ze do
%. maja kazdy jeden dlhuj1cj
bud pfsomne alebo 1stne mech sa
hlasi u brata 1ctovnika, ze co "a.
mysl'a, ci chce byt' tidom N. S. s.
alebo ME. Kto sa ne'bude hlasit
do bud1ceho mesiaca, bude Wy.
tvoreny dl'a stanov. Ved' bratia
a sestry, tu name vyhody, ktort
N. s. S. teraz poskytuje svojim
ddom. Sd to: y 7O-roeny I'D 81
m6ze vybrat' V hotovosti svoju
rezervu, ktori 81 naskladal. p
Ked' I'D nem6ze platit' prispev.
ky do smrtneho fondu, m6ze pla
tit len ma administrator do Hi
Odboru fondy, a do Odboru ns
podporu V chorobe, avsak jeht
rezerva v HI. Odbore zostava a.
d'alej zabezpeSena pre- jeho dedi
Gov. 81 Ked' I'D nemoze platit' a
nj ma administrator a fondy, mo
Ze zostat' ldom tax dlho, zakial
jeho rezerva ME je vycerpana
Nikto teda nemusi utrait' vsetko
ale musite sa hlasit' hned' br
lctovnika a on tie veci vedl' a va
sej ziadosti usporiada.
Som vas oddany 1ctovnik
Jan Antal,
IS Rhoda Ave
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
BAL v PROSPECT BASEBALL
HRACOV MA LANSINGVILLE.

slovensky zensky a slovensky
Muzsky Politicky Vzdelavaj1ci
Klub ma Lansingville usporiada-
jd spolocne vel'ky bal v prospech
caty Slovenskeho Baseball Klubu
lansingvillskeho. Bude t, takzv.
"pfnacovy bar', ma ktorom sa ka-
zdy veselo zabavi dobre vytan-
cuje. Hrat' blde sokolska orche-
stra take rezke. Bal bude v SIRE
du, q. maja vecer v Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave. Slovenske obe-
censtvo je srdecne pozvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15

schodze a talk budete znat', com
sa rokuje. Odbor ma vel'ky po-
Get chorych, mnohi su pokaliceni
a kazdy ziada podporu choro-
be. No ale zkadial ju ten poklad-
nix vezmc, ked' dochodku MET a
vydaje sli vel'ke. Tedy bratia L.
dovia, sijdime sa vsetci ma II.
maja a poshovarajme sa al vyra-
tajme, jak by SINE to mohli mai
lepsie zrobit' lebo ako plsem, W.
dale s1 vel'ke a d0chodku MET.
Bratia, name i trochu mlade-
re V nasom Odbore, ktorej by SINE
mali preukazat' nasu otcovsk1,
pot 'azne materinsk1 lasku a IL
sporiadat' piknil, re by sa zaba-
villa my nou. Nuz ale ked' nj
kto nepride ma sch6dzu, nemoze
sa mic zrobit'. Preto prid'te bratia
a poshovarajme sa O tom, ably ma
sa mladez mala trochu radosti a
my 2 nej. Lebo bratia, znate to
porekadlo, he ked' nechovas, ne
mas. Musime my dbat' nasu
mladez, ktora bude mat z toho
radost'. Komu by sa to tax ne
zdalo, mech mi da odpoved', vd "a.
enc prijmem. Zostavam vd 'aGni
kazdemu
| Jan Sima, zap,
124 Tremble Ave
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
Spolkove zpravy
UDKYNAM sPOLKU sv. RITY,
CfsLO 100. P. 8. Z. J..

Oznamujeme tldkynam Spolku
Sv. Rity, ably sa dostavily kazda
jedna ku sv. spovedi ma %. maja
a nasleduj1ceho ina ku sv. pri-
jimaniu tax oslavime naSu pa
tronku.
Ma 25. maja budeme mat tax
zvane Card party v skole osady
.Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda. TAX vse-
tl1y se,stry s1 ziadane prist' ma til
zabavu a tiez povolavame i ct.
slovenske obecenstvo, ably mas po-
ctilo pritomnost'ou. Dane budn
krasne prajzy.
Vyibor tohto vecierku: Panic
Fajcak, Stanovcak, Bobala, Gran,
chi, Yavorsky, Kolesar, B. Soltis,
Kosik, Mauser, Krajnak, Man.
dula, Horny, Bodnar, Strojny
Slifka, Pillar, Vasko, S. Soltis
Melek, Primikalsky, Hiznaj, No
votny, Ridarsky, Hetner, Sofra
nee, Vastak, Semjansky, Stec
Hudik, Yavorsky, Schromofsky &
Strojny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
HAsELTONsKY v MEM. POD.
PORUJtCI sPOLOK TATRA.

Uradnici ma rok 1881 81 nasledovnf:
Predseda, Michal Kozak, 16 Glad
stone st., Campbell, O. - Podpredse-
da, Stefan Bartos, 165 Courtland Ave.
Campbell, O. - Zapisnik, Michal va.
ros, 119 Columbus Ave., Campbell, o.
- Uctovnik, Martin Zentko, lO3 Glad
stone st., Campbell, O. - Pokladnik,
M. J. Bartos, 1859 Courtland Ave-,
Campbell, o. - Dozorcovia majetku:
Stefan Antal, SO Gladstone St., Camp.
bell, O., Jan Blazo, 1920 Gladstone st.
Youngstown, 0. - Dozorcovia cho-
rych: Stefan Stole, Box 65, Sta. A.,
Youngstown, Ohio. - Straz dvier Nj
chal Bendzala, 122 Blaine Av., Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Sch6d0e "a odbyvajf kaxd6 4. nede-
l'u Y mesiaci o l. hodine po obede v
Skolskej miestnosti osady sv. Alzbety
na N. Haseltine Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
OPALENIE SLNCOM JE AKO
VYSTAVENIE FILMU SVETLU

Nedavno jeden utenec West
ern University prednasal, ze opa-
lenie koze slnkom je to istt, ako
ked vystavlme fotografickE film
svetlu.
Tisici Amerikani pouzivajl ka-
zdeho leta slnecnych ultra-fijalo-
vych l1cov ma zbarnavenie ich ko-
ze. ia starocia bolo zname, re ST.
necne svetlo je potrebne ma do
zrenie ovocia kvitnutie kvetov,
ale len nedavno sa prislo ma to,
ze aky zastoj pri tom hraj1 ultra
fijalov6 luce.
Amerikani znaj1, ze pri vyrobe
Lucky Strike cigariet ultra-fija-
love hice sd Giastkou t6stovacieho
procesu k odstraneniu Skodlivych
dra2didiel hrdla, ably fajciari Lu-
ckies mali mich opravdovy po-
zitok.
V poslednych rokoch l'udia OBJ
javili jestvovanie a 6cinok ultra
fijalovych l1cov pouzivaj1 ich
al ma liecenie rozlicnych nemoci.
Dnes je t'azko 81 predstavit' do
bre vystrojend nemocnicu bez
ultra-fijalovych lamp ma liecenie
pacientov, kde sa vyzaduje teple
slnko a MET no, ktoremu sa je-
dine luce v tychto lamp vyrov-
naj1.
Ze slnko zmiernuje, kazdy zna.
To je i pricina, preGo vo vyrobe
Lucky Strike pouziva sa t6sto-
vacom procesi al ultra-fijalovych
lticov to silnejsich, nezli vydava
teple letne slnko. (Ohlaska.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
BAL zENsKEHo PoLIT. KLU.
BU V HASELTON.

Zensky Politicky Klub Ha-
seltone usporiada v sobotu, %.
maja taneGm zabavu v cirkevnej
hale ma Wilson Ave-, ma ktor1 ST.
deene povolava vsetkych Slova-
kov a Slavianov youngstown
skeho okolia. Hrat' bude vybor.
ma Zajacova orchestra. Zaciatok
o 7.30 vecer. O chutn3 zakusky a
obcerstvenie ako al vybornu "a.
bavu postara sa Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15

dZlncOV lnfOrmacle SllVlSlOStl
1ch prichodom do Spojenych Sta
tov umoznila i'm tax nadobud-
nut americke obcianstvo. Infor-
macie tieto mono vSak poSkyt-
nut len tych pripadoch, ked'
ziadateP m0ze uviest' hoe len ME
ktore fakta V snvislosti .jeho ce-
stou. Mix nem6ze pom6ct' tEm GU
dzincom, ktori nielen ze sa nepa-
matajii ma presnt datum svojho
prlchodu a ma memo lode, ale ne
vedia, ktoreho roku pricestovali
a v ktorom europskom pristave
sedali ma sifu. Ma st 'astie m0ze
vacSina mich t'azit' 70 zakona,
ktory vstupil platnost' dina 1.
jlla 1929. Tento zakon umoznuje
totiz uzakonenie tunajsieho poby-
tn tym cudzincom, ktorl prisli do
Spojenych Statov pred 3. jdnom
1921. Musia zaplatit' poplatok
500 a predostret' vierohodnt do
kay svojom pobyte v Amerike.
Nezahadzujte svoj starry pas!
schovajte dobre svoj ''prvy pa
pier! Starry cestovny pas, xvi
tancia ma batozinu alebo list cd
konzula je mnoho raz najlepSou
pom0ckou pri zi>t 'ovani dina va
sho prichodu. Papiere tohoto dru-
hu nemaly by sa zahadzovat', iba
ak ich majiteP nadobudnul anne
licke obcianstvo a pre- inc ciele
ich nepotrebuje. Nuhzinri, kto-
rym bol vyd'anI identifikacny IL
stok, maj1 81 no dobre schovat', ,
lebo mozu MIN l'ahko kazdeho
presvedeit', ze boil pripusteni do
krajiny cestou zakonitou.
To iste plati o 'prvom papieri'.
Nielen ze je treba. aby "prvy
papier" bol dobre schovany, ale
Je odpordeania hodn6 zazname-
nat 81 v svojom vreckovom no.
tesku jeho eislo, datum, kedy Dol
vystaveny, memo s1du, kde no
cudzinec dostal. S jednakou bed
livost'ou treba zachadzat' S "dru-
hym papierom''. Ak ztratf niekto
svoj ''prvy" alebo "druhy' list,
moEe zaziadat' vystavenie du-
plikatu; to vsak je vel'mi kom-
plikovanou vecou, ak nem0ze zia-
dateP udat' dajake podrobnosti
v s1vislosti s jeho vydanim. Krem
toho must zaplatit' desat' dola.
row "a duplikat.
Ak potrebujete informacie vo
veciach prist' 'ahovaleckych a ma.
turalizacnych, piSte po slovensky
ma: Slovak Bureau, Foreign Ian.
guage Information Service, 222
Fourth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Ia
vybavenie ziadosti rataj1 sa len
refine poplatky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
Y0UNGsTOWNsKH Y NEMoCl
PODPORUJtOI sPOLOK
TATRA.

Uradnfci: Jo7ef Martinko, predseds,
255 Carlton st. Jozef MudroH, pod.
predseda, 538 s. Ha0elwood Ave. -
Stefan Novotnt, tStovnfk, 4o4 East
Myrtle Ave. - Andrej Adamko, po.
kladnik, 1884 Oak st. - Martin Mu-
rGnsky Frantisek Hudik, doxorcovia.
y schodze vydrziavajd "a kaxdt prvd
nsdel'u mesiaci 5kole Sv. Cyrilla
. NstAoda :. hod. popoludai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15

- Tento casopis uverejnuje o.
hlasky len spoil 'ahlivych obcho-
dov, vacsinou tych najstarSich '
meste. Kto tymito obchodami
obchoduje, moze byt' isty, Is do
stane spravny tovar "a srravnu
cenu. s. @
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15

- Ked mate rodinn1, spolko-
wi, klubov1 alebo osadnI uda-
lost, opfste to a zaslite uverej-
nit do tychto novfn. Zpravy a
neobchodn6 dopisy uverejnujeme
zdarma.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-03

be sure of a stalwart lineup. A new
park is going up in the Buckeye
capital and the parent Cardinals
won't neglect that farm.
Louisville is making gestures to-
ward bolstering and Milwaukee is
banking on the st. Louis Browns
for aid. Jack Crouch, catcher, was
turned back to the Brewers today
by the Brownie directors and AL
Bool will be their other receiver.
King Bader was announced rs
new Brewer coach by Manager
Frank O'Rourke and it is said Stan
ton will be moved up from Wichita
Falls to play first base at Milwaukee
to replace Art Shires, sold to the
Braves
Minneapolis and Toledo are the
only Association teams that have
been slow about announcing deals
during the big minor league session.
Ownie Bush and William E. Clauer
of Indianapolis appear to hold the
inside track as purchasers of the
Toledo franchise now in receiver
ship
At any rate, they made an offer
for the club Wednesday and de-
cision was postponed until next
week. Grand Rapids applied for a
berth in the Hickey circuit if To-
ledo is ruled out. Ed Dickerson and
Wallie Pipp are fronting for Grand
Rapids.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-03

st. Paul sold six stars and an
other was drafted, but already
President Bob Connery and Man
ager Lefty Leifield have landed
eight FASTENERS in return and two
others arc yet to come from the
Chicago White Sox in the Harold
Anderson sale of few days ago.
Other Clubs Active
The Sox have asked waivers on
two men suitable to the Apostle
bosses and hope to deliver them
shortly. The eight new tossers in
line now are pitchers Elliott, Sire
lecki, Sherid and Mccoy; infielders
Todt, Beck and Reese and outfeld-
er Roster.
Realizing the strength of the IN
dams and Saints, the six other clubs
are beginning to take heed and a
scramble is on for talent of quality.
Kansas City, runner-up this year,
lost some real power, but Manager
Dutch zwilling says deals are on
the fire that will make the Blues
a factor from the outset of the next
campaign.
Birds Get Cullop
Columbus grabbed Nick Cullop,
outfielder, from the Cincinnati Reds
Wednesday and this veteran thrives
on American Association pitching.
The st. Louis Cardinals will take
good care of the Red Birds and
President Larry MacPhail seems to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-03
Seek Title
Scrap Site
Garden Has Schmeling and
Walker Signed but
Need Place.
RY Tinted Press

BIZ CHtfed Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-After years
of difficulty in persuading world
heavyweight champions to defend
their titles, Madison Square Garden
today had a championship bout
ready for delivery but no place to
stage it.
The bout, Max Schmeling VS..
Mickey Walker, has been agreed
upon for several weeks but the Gar
den has been unable to name site,
agreeable to both sides.
Miami, Fla, is the latest spot
abandoned as a possible site. Com
missioner Louis K. MacReynolds,
Miamfs one-man boxing commits
sion, turned thumbs down ON the
contest.
FLORIDA does not stipulate num-
Der of rounds. Commission limits
all contests to Is rounds" Mac
Reynolds wired
The Garden previously had elm
mated Los Angeles, which limits de-
cision fights to 10 rounds and no
decision bouts to IL rounds.
An indoor match at Madison
Square Garden in New York or
Boston now appears to be the only
prospect.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-03
Fifteen CITY
Cridnen Get
Honor Berths

Fifteen local high school grid
men we're named by coaches and
sports writer's Friday at the Pur-
due Alumnae Association banquet
as outstanding indianapolis prep
warriors of 1881. Tommy Taylor
Techs brilliant tackle, still in
Methodist hospital as the result OF
serious injuries received in action
against Manual on Oct. %, was one
Of the stars honored.
The players, who will be guests
with their fathers at the Purdue
alumni banquet Dec. II, where they
will hear Purdue coaches and re-
ceive medals, follow:
Ends--Russell Sweeney, senior, Cathe-
oral; Norman Long, senior, Washington.
Wilbur Manwaring. senior, Manual; Henry
Bruder. junior Tech.
Guards-Nick Common, senior, Cathedral;
Tom Mccormick, senior, Cathedral; Merle
Faubian. senior, Manual.
Center-Fred VAIL. junior, Manual.
Quarter Backs-JOhn Ford, senior, Ca
thedraI; Frank WeltOn junior, Manual
Half Backs-HeWitt East, senior. Tech;
Richard Murbarger, junior, Broad Ripple.
Full Backs-Harry Cherry, sophomore,
Washington.
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By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Mickey
Walker, in the words of his former
wife, made a million and quarter
in eight years with his FISTS" and
may get chance to say where it
went in a court session today.
Mrs. Margaret Walker. who is SUI
ing the former. middleweight cham
pion for $4,000, testified Wednes-
day that he was a lavish spender.
1T was customary" she said,
whenever Mickey went to dine and
found acquaintance at nearby ia
bles for them to leave their checks
for him to pay"
On his London trip, Mickey
bought eleven suits of clothes for
SIPS each, Mrs. Walker said the
fighter had told her. Then it seems,
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Wedge Blamed
for Two Deaths
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. s. Coach
Frank Cavanaugk of Fordham uni
Yersity at the annual coaches meet
ing late this month, plans to urge
adjustment OF the wedge" play
which protects the catcher of the
Kickoff.
Cavanaugh believes the wedge
play responsible for injuries which
caused the deaths of Cadet Richard
Sheridan of the United States Mill
tary Academy and Cornelius Muir
ply of Fordhana. Both Sheridan and
Murphy We're injured on kickoff
plays, being blocked cut by players
protecting the ball carrier. There
was no suspicion of foul tactics IN
either accident.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-03
Fistic Title
Bill Drawn
First Round Bouts in Light
Heavy Tourney Set
for Dec. II.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Drawings for
the light heavyweight elimination
boxing tournament to be held here
by the National Boxing Association
have been made by General John
V. Clinnin.
OF the forty-f1ve entries, twelve
were dropped for various reasons.
The others will proceed through a
series of eight-round preliminaries
for the right to the title now held
by Make Rosenbloom. who is not
entered.
The only other outstanding light
heavy not entered is Jimmy Stat
terry, former champion.
The opening bouts will be held
at the Chicago stadium Dec. IL.
First round pairingS are as follows:
Dave Maier, Milwaukee. VS.. Roy Will
liams. Chicago.
Baxter Gaines. Chicago. VS.. Mario Campi,
Newark.
Billy Jones. Philadelphia. VS.. owen
Phelps, Phoenix. AriZ.
Umberto Curl, Argentina, VS.. Clyde Chas-
Harry Ebbetts. New York, VS.. Willie Os-
ter, Chicago.
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Indiana HonOrs 80 Cridmen,
Seven Harrier Champions

Seven members of the Big Ten
and national A. A. U. championship
crosS-country team also received
varsity letters.
Senior members OF the football
squad honored were Charles Baer,
John Banka, Vic Dauer, Ambrose
Rascher, Art Thomas, Joe zeller
and Fred Squirrel, manager.
The practice of not naming a
captain for the following football
season was continued, and an of
fensive and defensive leader will be
named before each game in 1882,
by Coach Billy Hayes. The squad
voted against naming captain. Joe
zeller, all-Western guard, was
named honorary captain for the
past season.
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ing for the Irish cagers, with White
ly and N. Williams leading the vic
tory. Dale Miller and Normal Nc
Callum donated their services as
officials and 1000 fans witnessed
the game.
Cathedral will open its home sea-
son Friday night against Browns
burg. Tech tossers also will start
their campaign, at Logansport,
while Washington opens at Plain
field.
Shortridge, minus the services of
two guards who will be out for the
season, Kitzmiller and Brown, will
play at Greenfield Friday and
Brownsburg Saturday. Park school
opens the season opposing Kirklin
here at 1880. Four letter men are
in the park lineup. Manual is down
for battles with Jefferson at Lafay-
cite and New Palestine.