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thing but a walkoyer for the best
OF them.
Philippines First Target
japanese tactics, according to a
consensus among strategists in this
country, Europe and even in Japan
would be approximately this:
/: Seize the Philippines-left vir-
tually undefended as a result of the
nine-power treaty and four-power
pact, safeguarding the peace OF
China and the Pacific.
2. Seize Guam, our undefendeo
base 500 miles east Of Manila and
entirely surrounded by japanese
inundated islands.
3. Strike a blow at Panama-not
for purposes of seizure, but to rem
der it useless during the first crit
ical weeks or months of war.
a. Striking a similar blow at Ha-
wall. probably via the air, for sab
otage purposes plus the moral effect.
S. Mine the western Pacific from
Kamchatka to the East Indies
putting a barrier Of INT between
the United States and her islands
which would make the japanese
empire Well-nigh invulnerable by
sea.
Would Harass Commerce
g. Send out some of her fast
cruisers to act as commerce raiders
like Germany did with the Emden
and her long-radius subs to
harass our far-flung lines of COM
munications.
7. Retain her capital ships and
her main fleet virtually intact in or
near home waters, ready to spring
out at us $500 miles from our near
est ase-Hawaii-an 5000 miles
from the mainland.
8. Bear down with the full force
of her air fleet, operating from bases
ashore and from carriers close to
home, in any engagement fought in
that region
9. Dig in in Manchuria and act on
the defensive there to safeguard her
auxiliary food supplies and raw ma
terials. A friendly or even a neutral
Russia would spell near-invulner-
ability from the land side.
The only way left to get at Japan
would be through China and a for
eign foe hardly could get past the
chain of mined Japanese islands,
stretching from the Kamchatka
peninsula to Hongkong, to land
forces.
See U. S. as Loser
These things having been done at
the clang of the bell in the first
round of a war, or even beforehand
as Japan struck at Russia in 1904
before war was declared, the rest
would be up to the United States
Or so the strategiStS say.
The war would have to be carried
5000 miles across the sea to Japans
own chosen battle-ground.
japanese experts are saying
America never could win such a war
1t would be too nerYe-racking, too
far away, too expensive She would
crack under the strain and the cost.
Without American bases in the
western Pacific, British authorities
hold, a naval war between America
and Japan would result in a stale
mate which could be broken only
by war of attrition, costly, bloody
and long
Next-Was the L. S. Tricked at
the Washington Conference?
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eraS. I had the feeling that the
oot,aoro tx,oe ,,ofIor
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idea-just another movie and en-
tirely out of step with the mood
of the day.
Virginia Bruce suffers more than
any heroine I have ever seen on the
talking screen. Her hardships reach
the peak of melodramatic abuse.
Even Lupe Velez has difficulty in
shaking off the unpleasant dra-
matte curse of her role.
Even Conrad Maggie when he is a
sort of a dope fiend sinks into the
mire of utter helplessness.
Be your own judge. I am my
own. Now at the Palace.
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Next: The beginnings of the
rise of the House of insult in
Chicago.
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PUT THIS ONE
ON YOUR MUST LIST

Well, maybe you will write in and
tell me that 1 am all wet (meaning
all wrong for throwing a rave over
Life Begins"
You may agree with me and again
you may not, because you may say
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FIVE R0BBERIES ARE
STAGED IN WEEKEND
500 in Cash Is Total Loot Reported
to Police.

10 Police.
Staging five robberies during the
weekend, including that of a the
alter employe and a filling station
attendant. bandits obtained more
than 500 in cash, police said to-
day
Halted by two armed bandits in
an alley while carrying receipts OF
the Two Johns theater, 7S6 Indiana
avenue. Sunday night, Clifford Rob-
inson, Is, Negro, of 1913 Blake street,
was robbed Of $50, he told police.
Albert Anderson of Greenfield
reported that he was taken for a
ride by two men and a woman and
robbed of $40 after being picked
up" in the downtown district.
Two armed bandits robbed Abe
Gemple, 1049 South Senate avenue,
of a small amount of money as he
walked in the rear o. his home Sat-
urday night.
After complaining to police that
he was robbed of $40 by a taxi
driver, William Stolte, 20, of 39i2
North Ritter avenue. was arrested
on a drunkenness charge.
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JAIL s IN MORALS CASE
Defendants Contributed to Feeble
Minded Girls neIinnnencv


Five men and a youth charged
with contributing to the delinquency
of a 17-year-old feeble minded girl
we're convicted and given fines and
jail terms today by Juvenile Judge
John F. Geckler.
Penalties are. Ernest Cazee. AIS
South East street. 81 and costs and
ten days; Claude Vest. IS, Of 1926
English avenue. Sal and costs and
thirty days; William Huevel. "a. of
ITO Linden street. 81 and costs and
thirty days; Russell Voohies. 10, of
740 Fletcher avenue, 81 and costs and
thirty days; John Adkins. q. of Ills
Laurel street, 81 and costs and thir-
ty days, and Ralph Stafford. 80, Of
1872 Virginia avenue. 81 and costs
and ten days.
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RADI0D0NTIA SUBJECT
OF DENTAL SESSION
Father of Method Is Speaker at
Afternoon Meeting.

Father of Method Is Speaker at
Afternoon Meeting.
Radiodontia was the subject of
this afternoons session of the Indi-
ana State Dental Association con-
vention, with DR.. Howard r. Raper
of Albuquerque, N. M, known as
the father of radiodontia" as the
speaker. He is a former dean Of
the Indiana university dental COL
lege. author of several hooks on
dentistry and the inventor of an
X-ray machine.
The convention, the seventy
fourth annual meeting Of HooSier
dentists. opened today at the Clay
pool.
Others or todays program in
cluded DR.. Frank A. Hamilton, In
dianapolis dentist, who presented
all illustrated lecture on Taking
the Bite in which he discussed
the Luce Needle technique in the
construction of artificial teeth.
DR.. Weston A. Price of Cleveland,
o.. authority on nutrition in its
relation to dentistry, and recipient
Of the 1881 Callahan award, Will
speak at 1870 tonight.
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FIREBUG TO COLONY

Herman Jesse, Confessed Incendi-
artist. to Get Mental Treatment.
Herman Jesse. IS, Of 619 East
Market street. who confessed set
ting fire to thirty-six vacant houses
because of an insane desire" was
committed TO the Indiana state
prison insane colony today by
Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker.
In a statement TO police and
Baker, Jesse said death OF his
mother several months ago left
him IN a nervous condition and
that he found relief only in the ex-
citment of the fires, losses Of which
ranged from so to $500.
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VIZ Network
sE SsssS n, :: - sS.s ' AZ 4:
Alb P. NJ.

-a.45 P. NJ
SBC-Earl Hines orchestra
10 VIZ.
WMAO f67Oi-Dance pro-
gram f2is hours.
lie r. M
|KDKA fes0f-Kemps Or
chestra.
lKYW 1070l-Terraee Gar
den orchestra.
CBS-Isham Jones and Or
chestra.
lwDAF (sio)-Dance pro-
gram.
lWGN f720)-Herbie Kay's
orchestra.
lWGY 7e0)-Randalis or
chestra.
NBC-Buddy Rogers and or
cheStra 70 WEAF.
.WJR f750l-Radio Reporter.
WsM (65oj-Danee orches-
wTMJ (s70-Danee orches-
tras.
-10:15 p. M
wBBM fT701-Around the
WIZ f75O - Hawsiians:
Pettis' orchestra.
NBC-Roberts orchestra 70
WIZ.
--i0;30 r. NJ
KYw (i020l-Agnew's or
chestra.
'CBS-Cuban orchestra.
NBC-Larry Funk S orches-
ira 20 WEAF.
WON t720i-Roberts. Le-
wants and Ksys orches-
wGY f7aol-Kenmores or
chestrs.
III r. M
KYW fi020l-Panico's or
chestra.
WENR fs70l-Earl Hines
orchestra.
lilo r. M
WCCO (si0,-Orgsnist.
WENR fs70J-Masters' or
chestra.
IL p. M
WDAF t6i0l - Highthawk
! Frolic.
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HIGH SPOTS OF MONDAY NIGHTS
PROGRAM

-columbla-"Easy Aces" Bridge
Sketch.
s.s0-NBc fwJzl death Valley Days.
'Hoodoo"
MIC lwEAF1-Lawrence Tib-
hett.
s.45-columbia- stoopnsgle
and Bucd.
MIC (wJZl Shields band.
7.so-NBc (wEAFl-Parade OF the
States. Arkansas"
NBC (wJZl-Georse Olsen's
orchestra.
-Coiumbia-Guv Lombardo's or
cheStra. Burns and Allen
NBC twEAFl National radio
forum.
s3o-Columbis-S orchestral:
Boswell Sisters.
s.45-NBC twEAFl-Cab Galloway
and orchestra.
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Arthur Tracy. the Street SINGER. will
cpen the program 10 be broadcast over
WFBN and the Columbia network. Mon
dav from tbs 20 7.30 .. m. with xrour
Of currently popular ballads including BY
the Sycamore Tree" We'll Always Be
SweetheartS." and SnuCElec on Your
Shoulder"
The familiar tune Of Arkansas Travel
err viii be offered IN sreciaI arrange
ment bv the ensemble in the Parade Of
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IS Housekeeping Rooms

Ala N. 22o5-2 rms. S. single sleeping
rm. So: run'g wa: overstufied. ia. 1ll0.
AIA- n. i3i9-Large rm.. kitchenette,
overstuffed: front sleeping nm. II. 1l4s.
ALA. N. 1Ofe-Nice clean front nm.
kitchenette. priv. entr. Respectable peop.
BETIEFONTAINE, 1336-Housekeeping rms.
$3.50 and 81; slpg rms: SO. Garage. Ioc-
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati

MONDAY
PM.
s.OO-Afternocn Round Table.
4.45-Lowell Thomas (NBCi.
5.e0-Amos n Andy tNBCi.
.3O-Newhall
S.45-Old Man Sunshine.
6.00-Bert Towns dance orchestra.
sis" Chandu." the magician.
6.30-Death Valley Days tNBCl.
7.O0-Cotton Queen Ministries.
s.00-Serenaders lNBCl.
S.i5-Ice Carnival
a.45-Jim and Walt.
9.00-Peanut Pietro.
9:i5-Netherland Plaza Nits Club.
9.30-Varsity quartet.
9.45-HeadlineS Of Yesterday.
l0.00-WLW Fanfares.
1l.30-Carl Moore's orchestra (NBC).
II .00-Dance orchestra.
II .30-Netherland
1900 Midnight-Sign OF.
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Radio Dial TwisterS
TATIoNs OF THE NATIONAL BRoADCAsTING coMPAN
STATIONS OF THE COLUMBIA BROADCAsTING SYSTEM

MONDAY
$50 p. M
.WSA fs5ol-concert orches-
ira.
-s.45 r. NJ
iKDKA gasoi-C ontrac
bridge.
IRYW fiO20i -AzneWs or
I chcstra. sports, news.
lCBS-Arthur Jarrett and
Ricns orchestra.
lWGN f7z0i Musical No
safes. Dream Shin.
iNBC = McCravy Bros. 70
lwhdAo Cs7O- Dance Mas
- p. M
lRDKA fss0l-Sports review:
lCBs-Pianist and concert
SBc@Russ columbo's or
chestra 70 WEAF.
iWGY f7s0l-Arm chair
chats.
NB b. music to
lNBc-Amos n ANDY to
WENR. WSB. WAAO.
WAS. WSM.
-e:is P. M
NBc-Dennys orchestra TO
E WEAF.
WDAF f6i0f-Raiput
CBSTune Blenders 70
WGN.
wJR f750l-Mark's orches-
ira. talk.
WMAo ls70l Dan and SYl-
via.
$50 r. M
lKDKA 1880 Air theater
lkTHS 1000 Arlington or
+. cheStra.
iKYW tiO20-Padded Fists.
lcBS-Morton Dovnev
lNBC-Piano Moods 70 WIZ.
WMAQ t670l-Dance mas
ters.
WSM f650l Soldiers Of
fortune.
-3:f5 r. M
SYW fio20i-Panicos or
chestra.
I CBS-Sissle's orchestra.
NBC-Cab Galloway orches-
ira 70 WEAF.
WON l720l-Joe Roberts
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WKBF (14OO) indianapolis

MONDAY
P NJ
4.i5-Harry Bason
4.30-Late sport news.
4.4S-NeWs hasheS
5.15-Vaughn Cornish
5.30-Aunt Lou and Uncle Connie
5.45-Look- En- Over contest.
6.00-Cecil and Sally.
6.25-David Lawrence dispatches.
6.30-Ward B. Hiner.
6.45-Buddies orchestra.
7.00-Silent
s.00--Marvei Myers.
6.l5-Intimate radio.
s.20-Charles Lindsey.
6.35-Rhythm review.
e.00-Love Songs.
9.30-World news.
9.35-Showboat orchestra.
a.50-Harry BaSon.
l0.00-Merrymen orchestra.
i0.30-Sign Of.
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-S:15 p. M
CBS-Singin' sam.
$50 r. M.
XIV l020l CentervilIs
Sketches.
CBS-Kate Smith.
MIC - Lawrence Tibbett
baritone 70 WEAF.
NBC-"Death valley Days
70 WIZ.
-s:s5 p. NJ
CBS-Coionel StoopnaTle a
Up. M
KYW fi020l-Masters or.
chestra.
CBS-Internat'l Revue-Lan-
ms orchestra.
WBBM f770f-Orchestra.
EBC-Gvpsies 20 WEAF.
EBC-Wlener Minstrels "a
VIZ.
lib P. M
CBS-Street Singer.
WBBM (770l "Unsunp
Heroes" drama.
-s:30 p. M
gYw i020l-Agnev's or
chestra.
CBS-EVening in Paris.
WBBM l170i Brooks g. Ross.
NBC-Parade Of the States,
Arkansas" 10 WEAF.
NBC-Jacs Benny a, Olsen J
orchestra TO WIZ.
-sP. M
XIV 1020f-Maupln's Or
chesfra.
CBS-Lombsrdo's orchestra.
NBC,-Racio forum 70 WEAF
WON f720i Melody Man.
NBC-Nolans Serenade "a
WIZ.
-s:I5 p. M
KDKA fas0i-Studio.
WMAQ t670l-Conoert or
cne1tfa.
$50 r. M
CBS-Orchestra and Boswell
Sisters.
WON Easy Aces"
NBC-Do You Remember ,
70 WEAF.
EBC-Frank Mum and
string orchestra 70 WIZ.
WMAO fET04 MrfoAts Tar4
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WFBM (12OOl IndianapoIi,

IndianaDolla Power and IEht COMPANY
MONDAY
p NJ
5.30-Easv Aces fCBSl
IS Bohemians
6.00-Bath Club fCBSi
6.l5-Singin' Sam iCBSl.
6.30-Kate Smith (CBSl.
6.4S-Melodies
Z .n0-Infernational revue fCBs)
7.i5-StreeE Singer fCBSi.
7.30-Evening in Paris fCBSl.
500-Robert Burns program tCBSl.
530-Music That Satisfies tCBSl.
Instrumentation.
9.00-Ernest Hutchinson fCBSl.
9.i5-Tune Blenders tCBSi.
9.30-Downey and Wons
9.45-Harolo Storms orchestra fCBSl.
l0.00-Isham Jones orchestra tCBS3.
i0.30-The columnist
i0.45-Biltmore orchestra (CBSl.
ii.o0-Lyric ballroom orchestra.
ii.i5-Bohemians
II .30-Sign of.
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Fishing the
Air

chandu the Magician. latest radio mys-
terry thriller. is to be heard over WLW and
WSAI daily except Sundays beginning
Monday Scheduled broadcastS OF this
brilliant new mystery-romance-d drama
magic serial in which Shandu prevails over
the powers OF the orient and evil in most
thrilling and diverting manner, are; WLW,
daily except Thursdays and Sundays. al
Sis o. m. and WSAI. daily except Thurs
dav and Sundays at 4:45 .. m.
sinrin' sam will include two songs
prominently Identified with the south
during his program over wFBM and the
Columbia network from Sis 10 $50
D. m. Monday. when he sings "Dinah"
and Back Home Among the Carolina
Pines"
MYSTERIOUS stories about an abandoned
silver mine will be brought 70 a solution in
the dramatization Of 'Hoodoo." during the
broadcast OF the Death Valleys DAYS pro-
gram Monday at $50 .. n over WLW and
an NBC network.
Dvorak's Songs Nv Mother Taught
Ne" and Valentines Farewell from the
opera Faust" will be sung BY Lawrence
Tibbett. baritone star OF the Metropolitan
opera. in the program Monday AZ $50
D. m. over WTAM and an NBC network.
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States tribute TO Arkansas over wENR
and NBc network Monday. at 1880 D. m.
A symphonic rendition OF What a Life -
plaved by Nav Smolen and his orchestrs
anu Tire duet Your Ewes Have Told Ne
80 sung bv Alice Remsen. contraito
ana fierre Brugnon. tenor. will be among
me highlights OF the Evening ia PARIS
program 70 be broadcast over WFBM and
she Columbia network from 7.50 to g
GEORGE Burns and Oracle Allen with GUY
Lomoaroos orchestra will broadcast the
program from Boston. where the Lombardo
muSlc-makers are appearing in vaudeville
D. m.
The Boswell Sisters will present Sing a
New Song" and Nat shiIkret's orchestra
will Introduce the Bahama Mamma"
rumba for Music That Satisfies" Mon
day at $3.50 q. m. over WFBM and the
Columbia network
Ernest Hutcheson. Internationally ar
CANNED concert pianist has arranged a
!eonest program for his recital Monday.
iumoia chain from TO $50 D. m
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"a Resorts md COttages

LAKE front lot in Sunset Park. Lake Free
man. clear title. : original cost for cash
or terms. Ir. sel4s
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RENTALS
II Furnished Rooms

BROADWAY. l4o3-Master living. bedrm.,
front. radio. Phone. reduced.
CENTRAL. I5l3-choice front I'm. new
furniture: $3.50 Ri. $500.
CENTRAL. 323s,-Nicely furn. rm.., twin
beds: private home; garage. wa. 1499.
EAST-Cozv rn.. next bath: priv. family;
breakf. opt. mr.. car. bus. en- z45z-M-
EAST. n. 7is-Modern Sleeping rms, home
privileges: 81 and So. Ri. 1858.
GRACELAND. 36o7-Living rm. & bedrm,
mod; bkft. opt: pri. ent.; So. ia. 44g6-M
GUfLFFoRp; 4Olo-LqgTgs fT ron nm Tm private
ILLINOIS. n, 1917 lovely rms; eonst.
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ULINIS- n. 40i6-Desirable rm.; private
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KENWOOD. 302l-Large rm.. ample clos
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KEYSTONE, NJ. 445-Priv., dOwn:sttairs
sleep. rm.: brkft.; adults Oh: ll52.
MERIDIAN. n. 2444. APT. l.-Choice rm.;
1 or gentlemen pref: con. hot water.
OHIO. e 407-Lodging. for men: modern.
25c per night Ri 4145
PENN. n. i628-Sleeping porch and liv-
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BREVORT HOTEL
Steam heat: mod conyen.. $3.50 & up
DESIRABLE rn., meals opt. private home.
north. modern conveniences. ia. 1905.
WEST OF state house; = 50. $50; ouiet-day
sleepers: u price double 75c. single. soc.
double week. $3.50. outside rooms.
So 5o-2030 ~ Penn: attractive front rm..
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CIR nENTC HOTEL: cool. homelike.
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TT is doubtful If the turnout on
Il any weekend during the COM
ing summer will equal the attend
ance shown at all the golf courses in
town. both public. semi-pGblic and
private Saturday and Sunday. The
city courses we're filed from dawn
until dusk Sunday and It was near
p. m. when Ban Warrington fin
ally got some relief in the starting
booth at Riverside municipal links.
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WEATHER TOMORROW

tonight. clear Tuesday Much cooler tonight
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AUTO N TIVE
50 Autos For sale

y
cHEvROLET-Late 1891 coach; BEAUTIFUL
maroon finish. trimmed IN black. zoos
almost like a new car. monaI upno.-
Absolutely mechanically perfect wire
wheels and fully equipped; $3.50 easy
terms
LAuTH MOTORS. INC.
3s47 T. Washington St. Y LIE
ITO N. Meridian 81. kl. ILL.
CHEvROLET-Late 1929 coupe: here IS a
ane looking car; really IN exeeaent ne
real huv At $50. terms. c. Q. WAR
MOCK Co. si9 z. Warrington. u. 1895.
1877 CHEW Sedan: $50 cash; good. private
owner ga Beilefontatne. n. 9e42
CHEVROLET. late % coach; driven very
little: SIS. terms. 1893 y. Illinois.
60DGE-io5S coupe A reliable car IN
excellent condition: good tires. ready for
service. sss. C. o. WARNOCK CO, Sl9
Z. washington 81. Il. s5s6.
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states tribute 10 Arkansas over wENR
and NBc network Monday. at 1880 D. m.
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Ben said they we're sitting on the front
steps waiting at e:f5 a. m. sunday for the
ticket booth to open M at {. The FIRST
foursome vent on its way. closely followed
BY another. and another. and before one
could think about Il a large group Of
waiting foursomes we're on hand. when
the day vas over Ben informed Us SIS
PLAYERS hsd rounded the links. sunday
alone. The SATURDAY total lacked only a
dozen Of being 500 50 the weekend total
at Riverside was 100.
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During the dav a hole in one and even
n man Knocked unconscious Nere written
into the record book. tJoe Marley re-
~ 800 sfe-sh go et.e., 800 ,.,,,-
stray ball came bounding cown the course
and cracked Kuhn On The back OF the
head while they we're on No. 5 hole They
called the CITY hospital and the ambulance
doctor rendered treatment. Kuhn didn't
want 70 cult plavlng but after a few more
holes he decided he had enough Tor one
daV. Bad hooks and slices afford danger
enough without PLAYERS driving into play
ers ahead.
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LIVESTOCK


PAIR Of gray horses. S and years old
l fresh COW. ] good family COW. squares
East OF 334s Carson, known as thu
SALTZ FARM.
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ing car in excellent mechanical concl-
ton. Good tires sff5. easy terms. c.
o. wARNOCK CO. $40 r Washington
HUPP ~ sedan. Sacrfdce for quick sale.
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HELP WANTED

The Times tries to protect its read
ers from fraudulent Help Wanted ad-
vertisements by carefully investigating
all advertisements that require money
for cash bonds" territorial rights, etc.
However. readers are advised to In
vestiEate carefully or consult the Bet
ter Business Bureau before Investing.
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TINE South Grove golf team. six
i teen strong, invaded Columbus
Sunday and came home with the
bacon. The local mashie- wielders
won the match, 38is to 9i2, and
while doing so left some feats be-
hind for the boys downstate to talk
about.
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While hubby PAGES ND and down through
gasoline allev. looking over the activities
OF the race drivers for publicity purposes.
Mrs. Steve flanagan finds the Roli course
a great place for exercise ana amusement
she was out SUNDAY morning for lesson
and Chuck saws he VIII have her game
much improved before the HannaEans
leave town after the race.
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