davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1932-12-18
LOST.

Der i, long ears Liberal reward. IO3 Ale
sheny ave. Takoma Park. Md Shep. 3Ul3.
DOG-Wire-haired terrier. black and white
male; tag No 559i - reward If returned
TO go French ST. NV. Childs pet, much
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-11

The curious story of an escaped train
robber who sought refuge on a sheep ranch
in the role OF herder viii be told in the
dramatization Of The Hiding of Black
Bill, during the program over WLW and
an NBC network Wednesday at p. m.
Lazy Day" and "oh Monah" will be
included in the cargo of the Musical
Fast Freight for the Wednesday run over
WFBM and the Columbia network from
10 1:15 D. m.
Ruth Etting will sing OF Laughing al
Life and That's What Heaven Means to
Me, when she appears with Nat Shilkret S
orchestra for Music That Satisfies.
Wednesday at p. m, over WF.BM and
the Columbia network.
Earle Sande. noted jockey. will tell some
OF his experiences on the backs OF win
ming horses in some Of the famous races
OF the last decade. when he is interviewed
by Grantlsnd Rice wednesday. at p. m,
over WENR and an NBC network.
Nat BrusiloH's orchestra will play
Hello, Gorgeous" by way Of in
PRODUCTION for Welcome Lewis. singing
Head Over Heels in Love" in their
weekly tete-a-tete with Norman Broken
shire Wednesday at $3.50 D. m. over
wFBM and the wABC- Columbia net
work.
will offer a program Of Russian songs and
American melodies in the NBC Artists
Musicale over WENR and an NBC network
wednesday. at $3.50 D. m.
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HISTORIC BOOK
NOOK AT |. u. IS
CLOSING DOORS
Just Mere Soda Fountain?
Hardly! Institution Is
Better Word.
b. Tfmesspeeia

b. Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. May IL
Let Hoover worry about balancing
the budget-let CASTOR Means swim
ole John d. out Of all his millions
and Mahatma GhandTs tailor sue
for payments due on his latest dress
suit - Indiana university alumni
have troubles OF its own today.
The Book Nook is closingi Yes.
the Book Nook. There's only one
and there never viii be another
like It.
To Mr.. Average Man that means
little. But to the J. u boys Of yes
teryear. it's a tragedy Of bank
failure proportions.
You couldn't call Pete Costas'
pride just a common soda and sand
w!ch emporium No sir II was a
political convention hall. athletic
plant. trysting place and gag-factory
all rolled into one-as much a part
Of university life in by-gone days as
the class room and laboratories.
Leaders Made, Unmade
Here Hoagie Carmichael composed
some Of his snappiest tunes. Jewell
bedecked fraternity pins switch from
vest 10 dress, and literary gems we're
mustered from the composite
thoughts Of young men who full
filled completely the requirements
OF being clever. Episodes that live
on in legend were Matched and exc
cuted here-some classical, some
rowdy.
Campus leaders we're made and
unmade in these very booths. Ath-
letic triumphs here were cele-
brated, the losses mourned. on this
very table, a high official munched
popcorn and led hilarious students
in a cheer for the 1880 football team
which conquered Purdue.
The Book Nook was the show
place of the campus. one OF the
first objects of visit on any tour
To be admitted to the select group
OF Book Nook cronies meant social
success on the campus goal
which took some time TO achieve.
And good old Pete-why, the
Coatas cuff at times must have
looked like an international bank
er's report on the war loans. He
was that kind of a good fellow
Business Dropping
Maybe the current collegians
didn't appreciate Pete and his col
orful nook. Maybe they never heard
of the tradition heaped about It,
and if they did maybe they didn't
care. Other campus traditions have
been chased to the ash pile.
Lack OF business is the reason
Costas gives 1or locking the doors.
With the majority of the new fra
ternity and sorority houses moved
to the east and opposite side of the
campus, the boys and girls couldn't
work up the energy for the long
trek, with newer eating places near
at hand.
Maybe he'll follow the crowd to
a new location, Pete opines. Maybe
he'll take the SCARED and whitfield
booths with him-the pictures and
Greek letter paddles. But it won't
be the same
There's only one Book Nook, and
it's dying.
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TRAFFIC COUNT MADE
Highway Commission Finishes First
Roundup of Statistics.

John ]. Brown, director Of the
state highway commission, an
nounced today that the first state
traffic count was completed Tues
day when a force of 500 men gath
cred statistics from $50 points on
state, national and county high
ways.
The statistics will provide mate
rial requiring nearly two months
tabulation. Another survey will be
made in August. peak traffic
month of the year, Brown said.
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Cards. In Memoriams

and appreciation TO our neighbors.
friends and relatives. VINO we're so kind
TO US during the death o. our little son.
EDWARD DEAN. Also Roscoe Conkle
the funderal director. and all for the
beautiful flowers.
Mr.. AND MRS. EDW. MINGUS
AND FAMILY
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Radio Dial Twisters
STATIONS OF THE NATIONAL BRoADCAsTNG COMPANY
NJ IL: IL $SSsS 4: ##f$1 #GS$ Z: Z, s5A e:

WEDNESDAY
$50 p. NJ
CHS Playboy hour. Brusil-
od's orchestra: Welcome
Lewis.
WENR fs70l - Roads o.
I Romance.
WON f720l-"Easy Aces"
$50 p. M
NBC-Artlsts Musicale TO
WEAF.
WMAQ f670i-Melody Land.
WsM Studio Music.
Sis p. NJ
.KpRA Css0J - The Cracker
Barrel.
Chs Street Singers.
WDAF l6i0) Homer Rode
HEAVIER.
NBc - Pickens Sisters 70
VIZ.
WMAQ fe70)-Marian g.
jim.
% p. M
KDKA (9s0l-Sports: news:
Kemp's orchestra.
KYW li020l-Sports; news.
Maupin's orchestra.
CBS-Barlow and Columbia
symphony.
NBC-Nellie Revell 70 WEAF.
WGN f720l-Dream Ship.
NBC-Slumber music 70
NBc-Amos n Andy TO
WtfAQ. WDAF. WSB.
WENR. WsM.
-9:15 =. NJ
wDAF (6lol-Rajput; plan
lst.
cBs1Tune Blenders To-
NBC-Jesse Crawford. organ
ist. 70 WEAF.
NBC- Rochester Civic or
chestra TO WIZ.
WJR f75OI-Mark's orehes-
ira.
wMAo Cs7ol-Dan and syl-
VIA.
VIM f62ol-Sport fash.
$50 p. M
EYW l020l padded
Fists.
NBC-Lope5 orchestra 10
WEAF.
NBC-Morton Downey TO
WGN.
NBC-Jane Froman and or
chestra TO WIZ.
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ANROURCEMENTS
Death Notices

BLACK. MRS. WILLIE F.-Sister Of Mrs
K. p. Brock. Sam and Raines West
Memphis. Tex. and Mrs. Nav Patterson.
Wichita Falls. Tex: daughter OF John
W. West. Memphis. Tex. passed away
at her apartment. No. 3. the Concord
TUESDAY morning. Services at THE
FLANNER g. BUCHANAN MORTUARY
FRIDAY. D. m. Friends invited
CONNER. ANIERICUS WOOD-Husband OF
Mary J. Conner. passed away at the
home OF his daughter. Pearl G. Hackle-
man. 1901 n. Alabama St. Tues. eve,
Nav 10. Services Thursday. 230 o. m.
At the above address. Friends invited.
Burial Anderson cemetery.
JENT. NETTIE-Age 80 years. beloved wife
OF Roy Jent. passed away Tuesday after
noon at the residence. 1886 Rochester
ave. Funeral services Wednesday eve
ming. 7:30 p m. at residence. Friends
invited. Burial at Hayesville. Tenn. Fri
day. Be. l934 for further information.
POOL. CHARLES RICHARD-Beloved son
Of Charles and Essie Pool. departed this
life Monday. May g. age % years. Fu-
neral at the residence 2s25 N. School
St. Wednesday. May II. p. m. Burial
Crossville. H. Friends invited. Funeral
under direction Of MOORE & KIRK.
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-5:f5 p. M
WGN f720l-Kassels or
cncEtra.
HBc-Jones & Hare Z
-6 p. NJ
CBs-"The Bath Club"
NBC- Big Tine sketch z
-6.15 p. M
CBs-singin' Sam.
NBC-StZes orchestra, Ton
DICK and Harry 20 VIZ
$50 P. M
KYW lo20l-AgneW's or
Chestra.
CBS-Kate Smith.
NBC-Melody Moments q
wsM fs5Ol Songs Of Yes
terdav.
-6:f5 p. M
CHS - Colonel Stoopnagle
and Budd.
- p. M
Chs Fast Freight.
WBBM f770J-Coon Sanders
orchestra.
Med a n c Q orchestra:
ReVeiers 20 WEkF.
Wis fs70I-Varlcties.
NBC-OHenry Stories 10
lib p. NJ
CHS Richs orchestra; Male
quartet
-5:3O r. M
KYW fiO20i-Masters or
chestra.
Chs Crime Club
WDhF f6t0i- Music Hour
NBC- Shilkrets orchestra /.
soloists 10 WEAF.
NBC Olsens orchestra f.
JACK Benny 70 WIZ.
- p. NJ
KYW 1920 Maupin's or
chcStra
CHS - Shllkret's orchestra
and Ruth Etting.
WGN f720 Melody Man.
Nolan's orchestra to
VIZ.
-8:15 r. M
kDKA 1880 Home Singers.
CBS-Adventures IN Health.
$50 r. NJ
KYW f1020l -Agnews or
chcstra.
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CIVIC LEAGUE TO MEET
Merchants at 29th and Clifton
streets Have Special Displays.

independent merchants Of the
community around Twenty-ninth
and Clifton streets are arranging
displays of their stocks in con-
nection with a meeting Of the
Northwest Civic League. Friday
night in Winamac hall. A program
will be given by Mrs. Edith Run
dell. Douglass sisters and the Odd
Size quartet. Dr. Q. E. Yater will
be in charge.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-11

The current hit. The Night Shall BE
Filled With Music" and old favori;e,
Put on Your Old GRAY Bonnet" will be
heard during Singin' Sans program Of
songs over WFBM and the Columbia net
work from els to $50 D. m, Wednss-
day.
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HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM.

5:30-Columbia - Easy Aces"
Bridge sketch.
Columbia-Colonel stoopnagle
and Bud.
7:00-NBC fWJZ)-O. Henry stories
dramatized.
NBC (wEAF)-Gladys Moore:
The Revelers.
7:3o-NBC CwJz)-George olsen's
orchestra.
Columbia-U. S. Marine Band.
8.00-Columbia- that Salts
hes, Ruth Etting.
NBC fWEAFl Interview by
Grantland Rice.
s.30-NBC (WEAF) -NBC Artists
Service musicale.
-columbia-Howard Barlow and
columbia symphony.
i0:0o-NBC fWJZl Cab Galloway
and orchestra.
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- - r W
RYw lo2ol-Panioos or
chestra
wDAF fsi0J-Lopez orches-
ira.
.NBC-Ted Cook and orches-
ira % WIZ.
10 p. M
.KYW 1920 Masters or
chestTa.
CBS-Duchin's orchestra.
NBc-Dream Singer; Buddy
Rosers orchestra %
wJR C750l-Radio Reporter
vocal.
NBC-Cab Galloway and or
chestra 70 WIZ.
WMAO f670l-Dance pro-
gram = hours.
WSif l650l-Craig's orches-
VIM (e2O-Danoe pro-
gram f3 hours.
-10:15 p. M
WGN (72Ol-Ted Weem's or
ehestra.
1880 P. M
CBS-Pollack's orchestra.
KYW li020i-AEnews or
wDAF (6,0l-Orchestra pro-
NBc.Agnew's orchestra to
wGY 17eOl-Kenmore or
chestrs.
NBs-Kyetes' orchestra to
WIZ.
-10:f5 P. M
WGN (720l-Roberts and
Kavs' orehestras.
Ill p. M
KYW 1O2Ol-Panicos or
chestra.
wBBM o77Ol-Around the
town.
NBC-Earl Hines orchestra
20 WENR.
WJR f750l-Bergin's orches-
ira.
-11:30 p. M
WENR fs70l-Terrace Gard
en- orchestra.
WJR f750l Masters orches-
ira.
-12 Midnight
WDAF (6iOi - Nighthawt,
frolic.
RYW fiO2ol Celebrity
night.
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Selections from Hoschna's popular
operetta Madame Sherry" viii contrast
with Moszkowski's Moorish March 10 bt
PLAYED by the symphony orchestra in the
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ANN0uNCEMERTS
, Cards, In NTemoriams

sEEsYART-Wc wish 70 extend cur sincere
thanks and appreciation to our friends
AID relatives. for their many acts Of
love and kindness shown Us during the
illness and death cf our beloved hus
band and father JOHN STEWART. We
especially wish 20 thank the Rev. Rob
ert Selle and son. the singers. and Harry
". Moore. funeral director, and al FOR
the many beautiful floral offerings
MRS. STEWART. SON AND
GRANDSON.
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Fishing the
Air

Johnny Hart contributes his services in a
benefit performance for unemployed actors
in the dramatization of Bread" during
the broadcast Of the Bi. Time sketch over
WTAM and an NBC network wednesday
al 2. m.
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FIRA N CIAL
Business Onnnrfunities

FILLING STATION-Bungalow and store
building in Martinsvilc. 5000. terms.
Store building leased for coming wear
for s26o. A. f. WOODS. Clayton. Ind
GROCERY stock and fixtures in colored
neighborhood. reasonable. Call Hu 1904
ESQ a. m. 70 : D. m.
WILL BUY BUILDING AND loan STOCK.
i03 Z. OHIO RI 0Ti4.
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LEGALS
Legal Notices


Notice is hereby given that on May
21th, 1882. az s623 Z. 10th street Indian
apolis. I VIII OFFER to the highest bidder
for cash. one Dodge Sedan Automobile,
Motor Nc i0S0-io6. Serial No. A-ioOs0s6.
Model 1877 % recover storage and tow-in
charges, IN the amount of $40 90 and the
costs Of this advertisement: Said sale will
be had az 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF said dav
CAMERON & TERRY GARAGE,
G. TERRY, Prom.
5s23 z. 10th St
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAPTNG-
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. i0sa7
In the matter OF the petition Of Chi
caEo District Electric Generating Cor
poration-for authority 70 issue 70 man
ufaotufers s5.566,355 aggregate principal
amount OF notes.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Of Indiana viii con-
duet public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the rooms OF the Commission, 4oi
state House at Indianapolis. Indiana. a.
10 O'Clock A. NJ. on Friday. May ~. 1882
Public participation In this hearing Is
requested hy the Commission
Public SERVICE COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
BY J. W. MCARDLE. Chairman.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Nav 10. 1882
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Legal Bids. Proposals

NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON TRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
poSalS viii be received BY the State High
wav Commission at the Commission $
Office on the third floor OF the State House
Annex. l02 North Senate avenue Indian
apolis. Indiana. until ten 10000 A. NJ
Nav 20. 1882 on the following equipment.
Two ~ 20 five 81 Cravlcr typs
tractors weighing approximately tons
with rated belt n p. OF from ~ 70 50
and rated draw bar X. r OF from 20
10 40
one ~ 70 three f5l Cravler type
tractors weighing approximately 10
tons with rated belt II ?. of from IS
% 100 and rated draw bar Il. P. OF
from IS 10 90.
Prices quoted shall he delivered prices
Z. o. b. various points in the state OF In
Proposal blanks and specifications arc on
file in the Office OF the State Highway
Commission where same may be obtained
upon request
The right is reserved bv the state High
way Commission 20 reject any or all bids
waive technicalitieS as 70 procedure and 10
award on any combination Of bids that IN
It's judgment is most advantageous 10 the
state Of Indiana
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
j. J. BROWN Director
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program Wednesday at $50 D. n, over
WTAM and an NBC network.
Gems from Victor Herbert's musical
adaptation OF Rostand's "Cyrano de Ber-
gerac" will be presented as the feature Of
the program by Josef Pasternack and his
orchestra over WLW and an NBC network
Wednesday at $50 p. m.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-11

AUTO N 0 TIVE
IS Autos Wanted

WILL nav cash for Vom ear or VouT
eI lity
|. WOLF AUTO co.
q tsis ssi caniiol
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WFBM (12OOl Indiananoli

WtBm (l20O) Indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
WEDNESDAY
5.30-Easy Aces fCBSl
5.f5-Bohcmians
h.00-Bath Club fCBSl
b.l5-Singin Sam fCBSl.
6.30-katc Smith fCBSl.
6.f5-Jerry and Norm
7.0O-FaSt Freight tCBSl.
1.l5-Modern male chorus (CBSl.
1.30-Bohemians
7.f5-Arnold Peek's Columbians.
8.00-Music That Satisfies tCBSl.
8l5-B0hemians
8,3O-Society Piayboy fCBS).
8.45-Announccd
9.0O-Columbia symphony tCBSl.
9.15-Tune Blenders fCBS).
g.30-DoWnev and WOns
9.45-Don Rcdman orchestra fCBSl.
l0.00-Central Park Casino orchestra
(CBSl
10.30-The Columnist.
i0.f5-Ben Pollack orchestra fCBSl.
II .00-Atop the Indiana Roof.
II 30-Slgn of.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-11

Indianapolis Rental agency
Complete list apartments all locations. No
obligations Transportation free. Il. 5452.
Evenings. BS 3Ii4s OF Wa. o433.
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70 Cash Coal Mart
Indianapolis Retail Yards.
10 Wanted to Trade

GOOD SEWING machine in exchange for
crushed stone. Singer Sewing Machine
Co. Mr. Tender. 126 W. Wash. ST.
MANUELO PLAYER in good condition for
good used car. Or. 1882.
WILL trade 50 050 equity on improved s.
room bungalow, on paved street for
acreage that is within II miles Of city.
I. ZOOK. 435 S. Dearborn.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-11
Personals

GRAVES at Wash. Park at cost. Cash.
Oh. 0526-M.
WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than my
self on and after Wednesday. MAY II,
1882. Elmer Kissner. 1901 w. New York.
PIANO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in begin
ners in your home II desired. Ha. l244-M
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-11
LIVE CK

is Horses, Cattle, Poultry
WORK HORSE for sale: good stock. Reas.
2nll = 2ath Oh. 1893
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MERIDIAN. n. 2035-Eniciency. ! and
bedrooms ants. $40 90 s62.50. Il. 2439.
PENN. ST. n. I4s3-Eficiency. : and
bedroom apts.. so % $50 so. II. 2z3e
WASH. W. 26ls-Apt.. newly decorated;
water. gas. Frividsire. stove. Tol-a-way
bed; $3.50 month
nth. W. 42-Niceiy decorated Kitchen
ette ant. heat. gas. water and ice furn..
s26 Call Ant No. /. THE GRANT
5-ROOM apartment. bath. heat, water. $50
per month. Phone Ia 1865.
REDUCED RENT
Beilefontaine 23l5: three rooms and
bath: recently decorated: lower apartment;
heat. water and garage. DR.. $500.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-11
10 Rooms with Board
Il Unfinished Apartments

SIS EACH-2 empl share widows att
tive home: privileges. Be. lo1o-M.
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Royal Trip Awaits Citys Bridge Champion

THE contestants will have time
Il to view the countless attrac-
tions and devices employed by a
growing winter resort city for
the purpose of holding and enter
tanning its tens of thousands of
guests, including five unexcelled
golf courses, tennis courts, shuttle
board, rogue, and lawn bowling
Kinks, horseshoe and quot pitch
ing lanes, the pistol, rifle and
archery ranges, facilities for sea,
soft water and inclosed pool bath
ing, the best fishing waters in the
country, and many other features.
Beautiful silver trophies will be
presented the winner of the finals,
emblematic of the American anna
teur championship, featuring a
heroic figure holding aloft "a
wreath of victory and the perfect
seven no trump bid hand.
A similar trophy will be given
the rgnner-up, while each Of the
district winners will receive small
er mementoes Of the first national
tournament of its nature to be
held.
Coupon on Page Five
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sea; the Huntington, located in
the midst of a rich orange grove;
the Princess Martha, facing upon
picturesque Williams park, and
the Suwanee, located on Mirror
lake.
They will meet nationally known
men and women while III the city
and will receive personal instruc-
ton on the art of bridge playing
from one of the greatest masters
of the game, William z. McKen-
ney, who will supervise the finals
for the championship. In addi-
ton to being secretary of the
American Bridge League, McKen-
ney is contract bridge columnist
for the Newspaper Enterprise As
ISOLATION, serving The Indian
apolis Times among more than
500 American newspapers, and his
articles are daily read by millions.
TOURNAMENT play will start
i on the day following arrival
here, opening in the palatial
Vinoy Park.
For one day, the Indiana Tour
list Society has asked for the priv
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convention.
Speakers asserted the vets would
not get things their own way in
their fight for repeal of the eight
zenith amendment and it's was the
duty of the Prohibition party, as
the only party pledged to definite
dry program, to contest the liberal
inroadS.
The party also will rally against
the proposed repeal of the Wright
bone dry law by the coming legis-
lature.
The need for an aggressive Pro-
hibition party, which would be duty
bound to enforce the dry laws, was
stressed by F. w. Tough and A. E.
Wrentmore, candidates for Gov
ernor and United States senator. re-
spectively, in the recent campaign.
A report on the growth of the
party was made by B. L. Allen,
state chairman. He told how, in
1924, when he became the party
chief, it polled, 4,416 votes and
through organization and education
it polled 1884 votes in the recent
election.
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YOUNG FATHER
HELD BY POLICE
Forced to Burglary Because
of So Weekly Wage,
Officers Say.

His wages which averaged SO a
week were insufficient to provide
a home for his wife and 6-months-
old baby so Glenn w. Stein, 81,
of 349 North Beville avenue turned
to burglary, according to a state
ment he made Monday, detectives
said today.
Stein. who became wedged in a
mail chute at the Universal Car
loading and Distributing Company
202 South West street, was rescued
by an employee
Stein at first told police that two
Negroes forced him to aid them in
attempting burglary, but later adj
mitted he had entered the place
with the idea of stealing goods from
a warehouse.
Stein makes his home with his
father at the Beville avenue adj
dress. His wife and child are with
her mother, Mrs. Lydia Brown, 80
North BeVille avenue.
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ConUicted FZier-Legger
Faces New Liquor Charge

Chef Fowler, 81, alleged aviator
bootlegger, who several months ago
was convicted in federal court of
ownership of $4,000 liquor sup
ply found in his home at Fifty
ninth street and keystone avenue,
again was arrested Monday on
charges of blind tiger and trans
porting liquor. An appeal on his
previous conviction is still pending.
A police squad under Sergeant
Dan Cummins said gallon jug of
alleged whisky was found in FoWler's
car when he was halted for ques-
tioning at Eleventh street and Gen.
trail avenue.
Fowler'S case today was continued
until Jan. IL in Judge Clifton R.
Cameron'S court.
Said by police to be the owner of
an airplane, Fowler last spring ap-
pealed his conviction in federal
court where he was sentenced to six
months imprisonment and was fined
$500. He formerly operated an air.
port at Muncie, it is said
Squads raiding his nome said they
seized stores of expensive cham
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ilege Of entertaining the Indian
apoliS Times winner.
In a motor tour over the city,
the contestants will be taken over
the mile-long Recreation pier,
jutting out into Tampa bay to the
only radio station in the world
entirely surrounded by water.
Here, each f1nalist will be asked
to speak a few words over the air.
They will visit the worlds only
municipal solarium. and the only
open air public school, where
more than 100 children and teach
ers attend classes wearing bath
ing suits. They will be taken for
a motor ride over the worlds
longest auto toll bridge, span
ming Tampa bay. joining st. Pet
ersburg with romantic Tampa.
They will be taken to the worlds
largest sponge market in Tarpon
Springs. thirty-fiye miles north
of st. Petersburg, to the Ringing
art museum in Sarasota and the
winter quarters for the Ringing
circus.
Dinner dances will be given in
their honor.
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AID SOLICITORS HELD
IN POLICE PROBE
Man and Woman Accused
in Calendar Project.

Accused of soliciting and collect
ing for advertising which was to
have appeared on church calendars,
but which, it is charged, were not
distributed a man and a woman are
held today on vagrancy charges,
pending outcome of an investiga-
ton.
Those held are Ernest F. Read
ing and Mrs. Iva Russell, both of
1850 College avenue.
Detectives announced today that
Reading has made statement,
corroborated by Mrs. Russell, eX-
planning that it was the practice to
solicit advertising from business
men in the vicinity of churches
whose pastors had approved the
calendar scheme by letter.
Reading lists collections for sew
eral advertisements from 81 to SIS
which he says represents the work
of himself and Mrs Russell.
Among churches enumerated in
the statement are the Thirty first
Street and Beech Grove Baptist,
GethSemane and Bethany Lutheran,
Barth Place Methodist and Suther-
land Presbyterian.