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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-24

IF YOU DON'T FIND what YOU are look
ing for in the want ads today, it may
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily.
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CCORDIONS-Lowest prices. Free Les.
sons. Xmas lay-away. Terms. INDIANA
MUSIC CO.. 143 E. Ohio, Rm. 228. Paul
II. Rhine. Mgr. LI-4088.
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TWIN laundry tubs, $685.; SO
value. Modernize mothers laundry and
make washday easier. Complete with
table top; 81 deposit on Xmas Iay-a-Way.
BLOCKS Fifth Floor
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S49S-Genuine Gladstone Bag. Washable
lining. Oridized hardware, side,swing
handles, full 24' size. In black bound
mahogany Every bag guaranteed to
give satisfaction. BLOCKS Fifth Floor
GIVE coal certificates. Good anytime: IS
certificate, S4.75; SO certificate, $3.50.
Redeemable in any kind of coal from
any Of our four yards. Let US explain.
INDIANAPOLIS ICE AND FUEL co. DR.
2400.
JUNIOR POOL TABLES, s4.25 UP
Full size for grownups at the price you
want to pay. Recreation at home means
a play house for the family. Terms.
KINGS INDIANA BILLIARD CO., 1881
Southeastern Ave. DR-357s. DR-5626.
UNREDEEMED SUITS AND OvERCOATS
over 1900 to choose from. Values Up to
$50, 81.
SACKS BROS. LOAN co.
sos Indiana Ave. RI-5994
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GOING HOME FOR XMAS?
Lowest rates to all points OF the q. S.
Week end special to Chicago $3.75, return.
United Bus. 217 S. Ill. LI-2628.
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ETCHED GLASS MIRRORS - Distinctive
A complete assortment; SITS. A thought
full gift for her" Shop here. THE H.
LIEBER CO., "a w. Washington ST.
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A CHILD'S BOOK FREE with 81 purchase
Xmas cards. wallets. books. Open ewes.
Meet your friends at Campbell's, Occi-
dental Cook Shop. RI-7823. Sl4 Occtd'tal
| DOLL BUGGY. $1.95; children's toys,
chairs, velocipedes. breakfast sets, desks,
Philco radios, $l875; lounge chair & Otto
man. $14.5O. HARTNiANN'S. BIT E. Wash
ELECTRIC SANDWICH ToASTER-s1.4s.
Fully guaranteed, chromium plated.
Toasts sandwiches at once. single or
double deck. Will make an ideal gift
long appreciated. BLOCKS Fifth Floor.
ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR-Gives twofold
plessure-the coffee is better prepared
ana the Job Of preparation is loads
Guaranteed element: Will. perc in
minutes. BLOCKS Fifth Floor.
FLOOR LAMPS. Bridge Lamps, Table
Lamps, csc up. Parchment shades.
reasonable gift, I'LL that empty corner
BAKER BROS. 21s E. WASH ST.
HIGH SCHOOL RINGS AND PINS
For Technical. Shortridge, Emerson and
jEwELRY CO. - IyFic Thes sSs Building MhpsoN
IMPORTED NOVELTIES and unusual gifts
from all over the world. A visit to our
store VIII solve your shopping problem.
CLAYPOOL NOVELTY SHOP, Claypool
Hotel.
LEATHER BmLFoLDs. $3.50 I'D. Ladies
pocketbooks. $3.50 up.
CRAY R1 !lE!!| q 6(RN
Isl N. ILLINOIS ST.
MEMS ZAPoN HOUSE SLIPPERS-Leather
soles, rubber heels black. brown. Xmas
special, &c. Sizes 6-l2
SCHIFFS OUTLET SHOE STORE.
259 E. Wash. 203 w. Wash. 1T N. Illinois.
RID-AWAY Pedal Car. Made Of all metal.
S1.4S. A perfect gift for the baby.
| Makes strong muscles. PEOPLES OUT
! FITTING CO.. 1873 w. Wash. st.
ROYAL VACUUM CLEANER 81 down
secures a brand new famous Royal for
Christmas; $3.50 model now on sale at
only $685.. Pay only 81 per week next
year. Phone RI-s42l. BLOCKS fifth
floor.
IF YOU DON'T FIND what YOU are look
ing for in the want ads today. it may
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily.
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WINNER ELECTRIC TRAIN outfit. Engine,
cars, station and transformer. $2.95.
Will make any boy happy. PEOPLES
QUITTING CO., 133-135 w. Wash. st.
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I am q reader Of The Indii
BABIES AND CHMDRENs
Care Of the Baby
Child Health
Children's Manners
Food for Children
Infant Care In Summer
School Lunches
Sex Education
Training che Child
BIOGRAPHIES:
Admiral Richard e. Byrd
Detectives of Fiction
Directory of Movie Stars
Famous Bandits
Famous Detectives
Famous Pioneers
Famous Pirates
Five Great Presidents
Famous Spies
Lfndbergh and Wife
Presidents of the U. 3.
Presidents Wives and Fam
HES
Radio and Picture stars
BIRDS AND ANThALgt
Bird House Building
Canaries, Care Of
Cats, Care Of
Dogs, Care Of
Goldfish, Feeding and Care
Guinea Pigs
Homing Pigeons
Poultry Raising
Rabbit Raising
Snakes. Species, Habits, Etc.
EDUCATION:
Banking System Of q. q.
Bible Facts
British Parliamentary System
Choosing q Career
Club Woman'S Manual
Common Errors in English
Debator's Manual
Dictionary Of Slang
Letter Writer'S Guide
Money, The Story Of
Nicknames and Phrases
Parliamentary Law
Prohibition Pro and Con
Religions of the World
Wildflowers of the q. 8.
Wonders Of Nature
Writing for Magazines
Writing for Stage and Scre@
Etiquet for Dinners
Etiquet for Dress
Etiquet, Social
Etiquet, Travel
Etiquet Of Weddings.
FOODS AND COOKERYt
Apples and Apple Dishes
Around the u. S. Cookbook
Bread Making, Quick
Break Making, Yeast
Cakes and Cookies
Calorie Values Of Foods
Candied Fruits and Nuts
Canning, Home
Care of Food in the Home
Catsups and Relishes
Chatting Dish Recipes
Cheese and Cheese Dishes
Cooking for Two
Dainty Delicacies
Desserts of all Kinds
Drinks, Homemade
Egg Dishes
FirelesS Cooking
Fish and Seafood Cookery
Pendants, Fudges, Bonbons
Foreign Dishes
Frozen Desserts
Fruit Dishes
Good Proportions in the dist
Hard Candies and Taffiea
Honey as a Food
Ice Box Delicacies
Jams, ConServeS, Etc
Jelly Making
Learning to Cook
Leftovers, How to Use
Meats, How to Cook
Menus for Fifty Days
Pies and Fancy Pastry
Quantity Cooking
Rice Dishes
Salads and Dressings
Sandwiches, Sixty Kinds
Sauces, Dessert and Meat
Soups, IS Tested Recipes
Tea Cakes and Party Pastries
Vegetables. How to Cook
AND PARTIES
Auction Bridge
Backgammon, Rules OK
Bridge Parties
Gard Games, 500. n,
Children's Parties
Contract Bridge
Games, Indoor
Games, outdoor
Holiday Entertaining
How to Dance
Initiation Stunts
Old Fashioned Dances
Party Menus, Prizes. FavorS
Tennis, Rules Of
Unique Shower Parties
Vacation Fun
Wedding Anniversaries
GAnnENC.
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FORD, 1929 Tudor; new paint. new tires.
mechanically o. k; S145
c. o. WARNOCK CO,
8l9 E. Washington st. II-sse6
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SHOES-Boys' Jackknife High Cuts. $1.s5.
What is Xmas to the boy without High
Cuts? Shop at your nearest Merit Store.
Merchants Bank Basement.
1108 Shelby $40 S. Meridian.
109 S. Illinois. 324 E. Washington
1872 E. Washington. 1855 N Illinois.
1872 w. Washington.
SINGING TEA KETTLE, 81; nickel finish
or all copper.s Sings while boiling.
merry gift-that will sing the year thru.
BLOCKS Fifth Floor.
SOMETHING NEW-Hammered Aluminium
Coasters. A useful gift. Each ST. They
will save your furniture. THE H. LIE
Der CO., "a w. Washington st.
SLEDS-Flexible flyers. s1.39 up. Small and
large sizes. Great fun when the snow
flys Real Bargains.
BAKER BROS. 219 E. WASH ST.
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NEW, 500 EDIPHoNE TENOR BANJO
and case, now $50. Easy Terms.
PEARSON PIANO co.
NJ Dc,

NEW MARTIN GUITAR
Regular $40. now S2750 Easy terms.
PEARSON PIANO co.
l28 N. Pennsylvania st.
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NEW EDIPHONE GUITAR. $50 VAITF
Now $25. Easy Terms
PEARSON PIANO co.
128 N. Pennsylvania st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. frame; spring seat.
heavy rubber-tired Wheels rubber pedals,
$3.50. Will make a perfect gift for your
youngest. PEOPLES OUTFITTING CO.,
1873 w. Washington st.
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BUY NEW GIFTS
Parker pen and pencil set, $1.95.
- PRICE DiaT 9sR6i4y. Watches and
DAVID KLOR
1873 s.. Illinois St. TA-6442.
COFFEE TABLES, the ideal gift. Up to
BAKER BROS. 2l9'E. WASH. ST.
ETCHED GLASS MIRRORS - Distinctive
A complete assortment; 81. rs. A thought
full gift for her" Shop here. THE H.
LIEBER CO.. "a w. Washington ST.
JUNIOR LAMPS. Bridge Lamps, Table
Lamps. Special for Xmas. Genuine
R HJfsl F FUN 'co CO, Ala E. Wash.
Beautiful coloTs. walnut frame. Sass.
VICTOR FURNITURE co.
2S5-37 w. Wash. st.
MAILING our speciality. We mail candy to
any part of the United States.
CRAIG'S
E. Wash. St. 40 N. Penn. st.
SMOKERS, Walnut finished, $2os A gift
that will go straight to any mans heart.
Handy tool
BAKER BROS. 219 E. WASH ST.
VELOCIPEDE-Strong frame; spring seat.
heavy rubber-tired wheels, rubber pedals,
$3.50. Will make a perfect gift for your
youngest. PEOPLES QUITTING CO.,
1873 w. Washington st.
WINNER ELECTRIC TRAIN outfit Engine,
cars, station and transformer. $2.95.
Will make any boy happy. PEOPLES
OUTFITTING CO., 133-135 w. Wash. st.
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TROPICAL FISH. A new fascinating hobby
and a delightful Xmas Gift We offer a
ney WiItnS Sgre Tn1 Sooo our as
RI-1017.
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PHONE US for reduced special Xmas ex-
cursion rates to all points.
p1-osss. 125 w. Market
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KoSHER-Jewish-Ame Foods. ara
wholesome and always fresh. served
daily from IL a. m. until 9 D. m at
popular prices. Luncheons 35c Dinners
50c-65c. You are given all you can eat
KOSHER AMERICAN RESTAURANT.
formerly Dawes, rs Kentucky Ave.
- Detachable - Different ara
the Chinese american lunches and din
ners-inexpensive. too with attentive
service in chummy atmosphere Of
CHI AM CAFE
16 W. Ohio.
RI-5l52
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LEATHER BILLF0LDS. $3.50 I'D. Ladies
pocketbooks. $3.50 up
CRAY (RIBBEN 6(RN
LIMOS ST

MEMS ZAPoN HOUSE SLIPPERS-Leather
soles. rubber heels. black. brown. Xmas
special, 9Tc. Sizes 6-l2.
SCHIFFS OUTLET SHOE STORE.
259 E. Wash 202 w Wash. III N. Illinois
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COFFEE TABLES, the ideal gift. Up to
| date, right in style. Walnut finished
/ $275 up. Large selection.
BAKER BROS. 219'E. WASH. ST.
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SMOKERS, Walnut finished, s29s. A gift
that will go straight to any mans heart.
Handy too!
BAKER BROS. 219 E. WASH ST.
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RID-AWAY Pedal Car. Made Of all metal
$145. A perfect gift for the baby
Makes strong muscles. PEOPLES OUT
FITTING CO.. 1873 w. Wash. st.
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ETIQUET:

Etlquet for Dinners
Etiquet for Dress
Etiquet, Social
Etiquet, Travel
Etiquet Of Weddings.
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OCCASIONAL CHAIR-Upholstere in your
choice of beautiful tapestry or Jacquard
velour coverings, s4.95. A beautiful piece
PEOPLES OUTFITTING CO., 1873 w.
Wash. st.
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ESSEX TERRAPLANE. 1882 Special Coach.
Repossessed. $4,000 miles. like new,
guaranteed. Why pay the full price,
MOTOR SALES 1865 S. MERIDIAN.
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$3.50 WHITE STAR RANGE-s59 95.
Noted for efficiency and economy. Insu-
lated oven and heat control, automatic
BLOCKS Fifth Floor. ~'4''
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NEW SUPERHETERODYNE RADIOS
Uses latest tubes. 1888 model. This is a
real gift for the family at only 1888.
PAUL KERR MUSIC CO.. 20 N. Temple
CH-3036.
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Going Out of Business
regardless of cost. 2428 n. Meridian Omen
evenings. MAN. OpeH
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UP TO S1.00 GIFTS, SOC. Fancy Vases
Cooky Jars Candy Jars, Bud Vases. IN
sense Burners, Baby Plate and Saucer
many others.
VONNEGUT'S,
100 E. Washington st.
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''ICIERE' REFRIGERATOR
Christmas gift to please the whole
Iamlly: Very liberal trade-in allowance.
POLAR Ice 6S Fuel Co. TA-0689.
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JUNIOR LAMPS. Bridge Lamps, Table
Lamps. Special for Xmas. Genuine
pottery-base table lamp, SIS value, $249.
HUB FURNITURE CO., Ala E. Wash.
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CHRISTMAS MONEY

SELL YOUR OLD GUILD O1FVEOI
Gold refner. Highest prices paid for
gold teeth. bridges, crowns. discarded
feWelry. watches Cash paid. Bring to
STANDARD GOLD REFINING co.
423 LEMCKE BUILDING
Cor. Pennsylvania and Market SITS.
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IMPORTED NOVELTIES and unusual gifts
from all over the world. A visit to our
store Will solve your shopping problem
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San
1s1741 ast55;oS< con-
w. and
Dire
A USEFUL GIFT WILL COUNT
We have the largest assortment of low
priced furniture gifts in the city. Out
fitting the home complete speciality.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION EVERY TUES
DAY. HODGES AUCTION CO., 523-27 w.
WASHINGTON.
ARABELLA SHIP MODEL, CSC. Here's an
unusual and ATTRACTIVE rg ift ideal Ss ,t Tor
FITTING CO., 1885 w. Wash. st.
BRASS DINNER GONG with Teakwood
frame, CSC. Oriental perfume, soc up.
Rose Jars s. value 4Sc. JAPANESE
CARS STEAM CLEANED
Have his car steam cleaned fol-. Xmas.
GAMES. books. toys. gifts Of all kinds for
goRddERssS DRY GOODS SIC e. 2s65
w. Wash. st.
GAMES-Ping-Pong Roulette, Chess, Base
ball. Whirlpool, JiR-saw. Raoehorse, Mar
ble-Boards Backgammon many others
85c up. Jacobs outdoor Shop, is N. Penn.
GOOD USED BALLOON TIRES
SOC, Csc, $100.
Also 200 Truck Tires; Bargains.
TOM ROGERS.
BIT w. Washington. BE-4300.
IDEAL XMAS GIFTs-Finest fresh pure
Sose ace @ m 81 d 6av Of
son Bros. 918-926 So. Meridian.
MAKE this book Christmasl Give book
or rental card from HUGHES RENTAL
MIRRoRS-Hall. and wall mirrors. All
Shapes, styles and sizes. gift any
BAKER 1SEisA BROS Re0 'pp''s is e. E. WASH ST.
NA Music Us STANDS ''.:...., sSc
Az WV PEARSON PIANO CO. ''''' Wv
1913 N. Pennsylvania st.
TAKE HOME our own delicious Ice Cream
packed in dry ice. The proper finishing
touch to delightful dinner.
6 E. Wash. CRAIGS. 40 N. Penn.
TROPICAL FISH. A new fascinating hobby
and a delightful Xmas Gift. We offer a
most complete selection. See our dis
RI-1O17
UP TO S1OO GIFTS, soc. Fancy Vases,
Cooky Jars, Candy Jars, Bud Vases In
sense Burners, Baby Plate and Saucer,
VoNNEGUTs,
120 E. Washington st.
UNUSUAL NOVELTIES for the whatnot
for the Xmas dinner table ACME
NOVELTY CO., w. Market st.
UP to SIPS gifts, 75c. Ash Trays Table
Mirrors Sandwich Trays Tie Racks
handkerchief Boxes. Book Ends Batter
Sets, dozens of others.
VONNEGUT'S
120 E. Washington st.
Vuanrrv
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surance policy covering household goods.
Let us explain. Insurance Dept. LI-74ol
GREGORY & APPEL. INC.
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LARGE velour seat, radio benches. many
beautiful colors, walnut frame. $2.95.
VICTOR FURNITURE co.
235-37 w. Wash. st.
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MAILING our specially We mail candy to
any part of the United States.
CRAIG'S
6 E. Wash. st. 40 N. Penn. ST..
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UNUSUAL NOVELTIES for the whatnot
shelf, 10c to 81. Favors, tricks and jokes
for the Xmas dinner table. ACME
NOVELTY co 9 w Market ST
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HIGH SCHOOL RINGS AND PINS
For Technical. Shortridge, Emerson and
washington. as low as 98c WINDSOR
JEWELRY CO., Lyric Theater Building.
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A CHILD'S BOOK FREE with 81 purchase.
Xmas cards, wallets, books. Open ewes
Meet your friends at Campbelis, Occi-
dental Eook Shop. RI-7823. 314 Occid' tal
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FLOOR LAMPS. Bridge Lamps, Table
Lamps, CSC up. Parchment Shades. A
reasonable gift. fill that empty corner.
BAKER BROS. 219 E. WASH ST.
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GAMES AND PARTIES
GARDENS:

Beautifying Home Grounds
ChrySanthemums
Dahlias, Home Grown
Flower Gardens
Gardening
House Plants
Lawns, Care Of
Shrubbery and Hedges
Sundials. How to Build
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LOW down payments on band instru-
ments. Free Lessons Xmas lay-away
INDIANA MUSIC CO.. 143 E. Ohio. I'm.
228. Paul H. Rhine Mgr LI-4053.
The Washington times., 1932-09-02
VINES FROWNS
ONPRO OFFERS

ORANGE N. j., Sept. 2.-JuSt
now Henry Ellsworth Vines, jr.,
is not interested in professional
tennis. Successful defense Of his
national amateur championship,
and after that recapture OF the
Davis Cup from France are his
most immediate concerns.
Even a second national cham
piCnShip triumph and victory
over Henri Cochet and his fellow
cup defenders in the challenge
round next July will not suffice
of themselves, however, to turn
Vines attention to the pro fielG.
The depression w.t. have to lift
it's weighty hands off the pocket
books of the sport fans before
Henry Ellsworth will listen to the
tempting offers which have been
made to him to desert the ranks
Of the SimOn-pure racquet WELD
erS..
Vines nfessio ioIn that the
thought of turning pro" was not
absolutely foreign to his mind
was made yesterday at luncheon
at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club.
NO, was the champions
answer to a pOint-blank query as
to whether he intended desert
ing the ranks of the amateurs in
the near future. Then ne quail
flied his negative with mot un.
til after the depression, any
how"
This is no time to become a
professional" he continued. mo
money in it. There aren't
enough good pros" to make =
professional tournament worth
while"
The summaries of yesterdays
play:
SingleS-EllSWorth Vines. West,
defeated Sidney B. Wood, jr.,
60, 4-6, 8-6: Keith Gledhill,
West, defeated Gregory Mangin,
6-3, Is; Lester Stoefen, West,
defeated David H. Jones, IS,
O-6, 6-3; Manuel Alfonso, East,
defeated Joseph Coughlin, g.,
6-3
DoubleS-Vines and Gledhill,
West defeated Wood and Man
gin, 6-4. 6-4; Frank Shields
and John Van Ryn. East. de-
feated Jack Tidball and Ebert
Lewis. Ga. 60,
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DIN Dutra Spins
Su6par "a to
Lead Foe

KELLER COURSE, ST. PAUL.
Mimi, Sept. 2.-Olin Dutra, of
Santa Monica. Calf, was leading
Herman Barron. of Port Chester.
N. Y, two up after nine hole of
play in their quarter final match
of the National Professional Golf
ers Association championship here
today.
The California star was finding
Barron strong opponent. The
cards:
Par--Out. ........ 445 - . . 4--3G
Dutra-Out ..... - s a 4--%+
Barron-Out.... 5A 4-$6
In a great hand to hand battle
Ed Dudley. Wilmington, Del, and
AL Collins, Kansas City. we're Ill
squared after nine holes. The
cards:
Collins,
Out ,............4 4-37
CruickShank'S Lead
Bobby Cruickshank. Port Rich
mond, N. Y, was one up on
Frank Walsh, Chicago. after six
holes of play. Ralph StonehouSe,
Indianapolis, and Tom Creavy,
Albany, N. Y, the defending
champion, were al square after
six holes.
Through the fifth Stonehouse
was one up, but the champion
came back with a par three on
the sixth while StonehouSe was
taking a four, to even the match.
Dutra and Barron fought along
on even terms until the sixth.
Using an iron, Dutra drove to
within three feet of the cup and
dropped it in for a deuce to go
up on the sixth. Barron also
was on the edge of the green,
but his first putt was short by
three feet.
Both Get Brides
They halved the 554-yard sew
enth with pair of birdie fOurS.
On the eighth Dutra's tee shot
was straight and his second only
eight feet from the cup. He two
putted for par 4. Barron drove
into the rough and reached
trap to left with his second. His
third was nine feet short of the
pin. He two-putted for a S and
Dutra went 2 up.
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finished l up on Lister Hartley.
England.
Jack WeStland. America, fin
iShed up on John Burke, Eng
land.
George Dunlap. America. fin
ished 10 up on Eric MCRuvie,
England.
Ball Strikes Trophy
Leonard Crawley may not be
able to win the Walker Cup for
England, but nobody can say that
he hasn't made an impression.
Playing to the eighteenth green in
his match with George Voigt,
CraWley carried SO far beyond his
original plans the ball fell among
the spectators on the clubhouse
lawn and hit the Walker Cup IT.
self with resOunding smack.
CraWley ultimately lost the hole
and the match was squared. but
the renowned trophy now owns a
perfectly good dent it didn't have
before.
The Washington times., 1932-09-02
G. W. Squad Suffers
First Set Back
Of Season

Suffering an attack of in
testinal flu" Superinduced by
the terrific heat of the past
week. Fred Mulvey, first-string
end of the George Washington
University eleven, will probably
remain on the Sidelines when
Coach Jim PiXlee starts his.
squad of Colonial football play
erS on the preseason training
grind Sunday morning at Camp
Let's, Md.
Noting MulVey'S condition
yesterday and seeking to avoid
any further losses. Pixlee stated
that his men will practice early
in the morning and late in the
afternoon if the present heat
spell carries over into next
week. The drills will start at
S a. m. and 5 p. m, and con-
tinue for SWo hours each. he
said. The ColonialS, 48 strong,
depart tomorrow in buses.
The Washington times., 1932-09-02

And follow this broad, inviting
trail the Americans did, for of
the eight singles matches this
morning, they were up" in six
of them and down" in none. two
matches finishing all square at
18 holes.
This performance, added to the
sweep of the fourSOmeS yesterday
for 4 to 0 lead overnight,
practically assured America OF
the cup for another span of years.
Brides in 9 Holes
They need only three victories
to make this official and Dun
laps, barring a miracle, is already
established. And speaking of
miracles, his record of six brides
over stretch of nine holes
through the middle of the match
was little short of miraculous. In
all, he got seven brides during
the round of 66. which eclipSed
the record of Rodney Brown by
one stroke. 1t is understood,
however. that Brown did not play
from the back tees in making his
score.
DunlapS rounds, after his bit
ter experience of the missed putt
at the first hole. was a succession
of biting, sharply accurate irons
to the flag. His profusion OF
brides came this way, except for
the ninth, where he sank his 20
footer. His 2 at the twelfth was
perfection. a high. arching iron
tc the pin and 4-foot putt. But
this mastery of the irons de.
serted him for once at the eight
zenith, where his shot from the
fairway faded off the green and
his chip was IS feet from the
hole. But he thereupon capped
the climax of a great round by
sinking the putt. His card:
Out.......... 3 . @-3s
In......... 442444 : 4-33-Gs
The rest of the returns this
morning were:
Francis Ouimet, America, fin.
ished the morning round / up on
Tommy Torrance. England.
Jesse Sweetser. America, fin.
iShed 2 up on John Stout, Eng.
land.
Gus MOTeland, America, and
Rex Hartley, England, were all
square.
Charley SeaVer, America, fin
iShed 4 up on Eric Fiddian, Eng
land.
George VOigt, America, and
Leonard Crawley. England, fin
iShed all square.
Maurice Mccarthy, America,