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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-05
COURT BAILIFF SUES
COUNTY FOR $3.50 PAY
Writ of Mandate Is Sought; Wage
Slash Called Illegal.

Suit asking writ of mandate
against Charles A. Grossart, county
auditor, and the county council in
an effotr to collect $3.50 salary, was
filed today in circuit court by John
w. Corydon, bailiff of the court.
Complaint in the suit recites that
Corydon's annual salary of $4,000
was reduced by the council for this
year to 81 $40, and the difference is
sought in the suit.
Corydon asks that GroSSart be
inundated to cal Ia special session
of the council to appropriate $3.50.
The bailiff asserts that the 81, 400
salary was fixed by Circuit Judge
Harry o. Chamberlin on Sept. 10,
1928, and under an act of the 1921
general assembly, and that the
county council lacked authority to
change it.
Corydon will leave Office on Jan.
/ with Chamberlin, defeated for re-
election Nov 8.
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Scouts to Give PROGRAM

Scout songs, solos, and selections
by the Boy Scout band, will head
the program to be given by the
Boy Scouts of indianapolis, under
the direction of F. o. Belzer on
Wednesday night at the Brookside
community house club
The entire evening will be used by
the Scouts for their program. Scout
troops in the vicinity of Brookside
will be hosts to visiting Scouts. The
program will demonstrate to adults
just what the boys can do.
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LIQUOR TRIAL DELAYED
KokomO Liquor Case Is Continued
Until Jan. 80

Trial of three defendants in the
Kokomo Legion convention liquor
conspiracy case. set for Tuesday in
federal court, has been continued
until Jan 80. as result of illness of
one of the defendants, John B.
Roach, state motor policeman.
Other defendants facing trial in
connection with a raid on a hotel
room bar during the Legion con-
yention are Roy King, state police
man, and Ernest Davis, hotel pro-
prietor. Several other defendants
have pleaded guilty and are await
ing sentence.
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Club to Open Activities

The American Settlement Leisure
Hour club will hold its first program
on Friday night in the dining room
of Kingan & Co., Ltd, meat pack
erS.
The Negro Elks chorus, with spe-
cialty solo numbers will feature the
program.
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Grab Your Partner

Grab your partner, swing to the
left" and other commands of the
same character will be heard fire.
quently tonight when the Delaware
Ohio Club stages its dance program
at 210ls East Ohio street, upstairs.
Old-time dances will be featured
as we'll as the new ones by the tunes
played by the Capitol City Night
Hawks orchestra.
A speciality program of acts will
be other features.
The program begins at 8.
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Select World Lists

Final decision on rules for the
city-wide spelling bee of the Lei
sure Hour clubs will be made at a
meeting of the committee headed by
Flora E. Drake, principal Of School
81, Tuesday morning.
Word lists are being selected.
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DAYTIME Club Opens

MichiganNoble daytime club
opened its reading and game room
at 633 East Michigan street today.
THE only difficulty was finding
enough chairs for folks to sit on.
But that will be 'ironed out, a club
official reported to Ritter.
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CONT RACI
BRIDGE

BY w. +. MKENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League
GIVE the average player $50 aces
- at contract bridge and 1t makes
no difference what you, as partner,
bid; he continually will overcan with
a no trump.
Would it surprise you to learn
that a hand holding only $50 aces
seldom should play the hand at no
trump? Take, for example, the
following hand:
Spades-A-6-3.
Hearts-A-6-4.
Diamonds-A-9-7-2.
Clubs-A-5-2.
1t is true that we have what is
known as Cavendish distribution;
/. e., r-three-t three three dis
tribution; which, in auction, we
believe to be ideal distribution for
a one no trump opening. In addi-
ton, this hand has $50 aces.
Nevertheless, few experts today,
employing the one over one system,
will bid the hand with an original
one no trump. The better bid
would be one diamond.
n n
TT is true that the diamond suit
4 is not biddable. In this case
you are not bidding diamonds with
any hope of ever playing the hand
at that suit.
You make the bid simply to show
your partner that your hand con-
tains the required strength for an
original bid, and you are hoping
that his response will be two no
trump. You know that he can make
this bid even though he has normal
diamond support.
Surprising partners hand were as
follows:
Spades-Q-10.
Hearts-K-J-x.
DiamOnds-K- 10-x-x.
Clubs-K-Q-x-x.
Not only does partner have nor
NAL trump support, but, in addition,
he has biddable suit of his own.
However, he at once would realize
that while game might be made at
diamonds-With you opening with
an original bid of one diamond
undoubtedly the easiest way to go
game would be in no trump.
n
TIE has every suit but spades we'll
l. l. protected, so he has a right to
assume that you have some strength
in spades, and his proper response
would be two no trump, which you
would carry to three no trump.
Here is where you would gain the
acknowledgements of the opponents
strength lies in the spade suit, and
now, if the spade suit were opened,
it will be coming up to partners
queen of spades, and you are bound
to make two tricks in spades.
If spades are not opened, any suit
that is opened is stopped at least
twice.
If the hand with the $50 aces were
to play the hand at no trump, and
spades were opened, the chances are
that only one trick would be made
in spades.
Therefore if the club suit did not
break, it might be easy for the OPP
ponents to defeat no trump game
contract.
1t is fine to open this type of
hand with one diamond and find
partner with all that strength, but
suppose you found him with very
weak hand and he responded with
one no trump-a sign-off bid show
ing weakness.
1t is better to have him play the
hand at no trump with the lead
coming up to one of his queens or
tenace positions than it is to have
you play the hand with only your
dead four tricks. You have nothing
to gain by the opening lead.
However, if partner did respond
with one no trump, you would be
justified in disregarding his sign-off
bid of weakness and should raise
the contract to two no trump.
Unless he held just minimum
no trump response, partner now
would make a try for game.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

ANOtANSo
DICKINSON, PHYLLIS BERNICE-Beloved
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dick
inson, granddaughter of Mrs. Ida Sulli-
van and Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickinson.
many friends and other relatives. passed
away at the residence, 1910 Hoefgen,
Sunday Dec. 4. Friends may call at
the residence after 4 p. m. Tuesday until
IL p. m. Wednesday. Funeral from the
-, Christian church at Clifford. Ind.
rd2 rne Bqa Tat R cs
w. T. BLAsENGYN. DS-257O.
HAVERSTICK, GEORGE E.-B / o V d
tsther OF Earl, and grandfather Of Mar
at the home, 5745 Carrollton ave-,
Wednesday p, m. Friends invited.
KING, FRANCIS Another of Mary Ida
Walter and Ed King and Mrs. Lewis
Denman of DAYTON, Ohio, passed away
at residence. 4l23 College avenue, Mon
day, Dec. 5th. Funeral from residence
Wednesday, Dec. 18th, $50 a. m, Services
at st. Joan of Arc church. 9 a. m.
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends
invited columbus Indiana papers
please copy.
MeCREERY, CHARLES B.-Age "a years,
McCreery, father of Mrs. Hazel Broich.
granfather of Lucille Broich. Funeral at
later home, 5225 w. Morris, Tuesday. 2
p. m. Burial Grown Hill. Friends may
call anytime Monday afternoon and eve
ming. Funeral and burial private.
NEBERGALL. GEORGE-Age II years.
father of Julia and Herbert J. Niebergall
and Mrs. Paul f. Bruick of Fit. Wayne,
Ind brother of Mrs. Charles Claffey.
passed away Sunday a. m Services at
the residence. 1889 w. 25th St. Wednes-
day 2.30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill.
SAMARJIEFF, METODY-Age SO years,
beloved son of Vangel and Fila Samar-
iieh of Europe. brother of Alex Samar-
JEFF and Italiana Dimitrof. passed away
Sunday. Dec. 4. at city hospital. Flu
neral services Tuesday 2 p. m. at Bull
garian Orthodox church Burial Floral
Park cemetery. Friends may call at his
sisters residence. l02 N. TibbS anytime.
STEVENS IN CHARGE.
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LEGION PLANS
LEISURE HOUR
BOXING SHOWS
Amateur Ring Affairs Are
Proposed by Posts
for Clubs.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
TONIGHT

LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
TONIGHT
Delaware-ohio Club 210lk East Ohio
street, upstairs.
Prospect sherman Drive Club, sher-
man drive and Earhart street.
DEC.
Brookside Park Community house.
Garfield Park Community house.
Rhodius Park Community house.
J. I. V. Hill Community center.
DEC.
School u at 73S South West street.
school p at 1900 South Illinois street.
School 80. Kelly and Boyd streets.
School 2G, Sixteenth street and Mar
tindaIe.
Crispus Attucks high school,
School 10 at 1902 West Market street,
Ben Davis.
IT. Wayne and Walnut Club. gym
nasium Of Central Christian church.
Fletcher Place Community center,
Fletcher and Virginia avenue.
Oak Hill. Compton's hall, 22O1 Winter
avenue
Hawthorne Social service house, 24iO
West Ohio street.
Margaret Christian Park Community
house.
Amateur boxers Of the city may
get a chance to sock to their hearts
content before capacity crowds if a
plan now under consideration by
officials of city American Legion
posts is worked out.
Dwight S. Ritter, director of the
Leisure Hour clubs, GIL Majestic
building, says legionnaires have in
terested themselves in the move
ment and that boxing contests I'M
der the auspices of the legion and
the Leisure Hour are unoer discus
sion.
1t is planned to obtain down
town hall for holding the bouts.
Admittance will be free.
The possibility of holding city
wide boxing championship for all
weights is under consideration.
Elimination trials would be con-
Quoted at the regular shows, eli
NAKED by a city-wide finals.
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Page Monday Helpful Christmas Suggestions
ANNOUNCEMENTS


4 OSdt0 N0tACGU
SCHMIDT, CATHERINE-widow Of the
late Stephen Schmidt passed away Sun
day Dec 4th. Time Of funeral given
later For information call FINN BROS.
FUNERAL HOME TA-1835.
SCOTT, CECIL F.--Of 241e E. 3sth: beloved
wife OF Archie Scott daughter OF Mrs.
Nora Downey Of Rushville, Ind. departed
this life Monday. Dec. S, age 30. Funeral
Wednesday. Dec. 7, at the College Avenue
Baptist Church, p. m. Friends in
vited. Funeral under direction MOORE
a. KIRK. Anderson, Osgood, Rushyille
papers please copy
STANLEY, DIR. ALBERT-l5 S. Ritter ave,
beloved husband OF Mary S. Stanley, and
father Of Mrs. Blanche Steuber, Mrs.
Crete Hill, Mrs. Dorothy Brown and
Robert w. Stanley, passed away Sun
day afternoon. Services at JOHNSON
q MONTGOMERY FUNERAL HOME,
1922 N. Meridian, Wednesday 2 .. m.
Friends invited. Burial Grown Hill
JEWELL, SARAH-Beloved wife Of James
Jewell, mother Of Mrs. Percy Thomas.
Joseph, Gus, Edgar and Keith Jewell,
cied Saturday. Friends may call at the
KIRBY-DINN MORTUARY, 1901 n. Me-
ridian st., 2 TO 4 and to D. m. Fu-
neral Tuesday $3.50 at the mortuary. 9
a. m. at St. Philips Neri church Burial
Holy cross cemetery. Friends invited
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s. Legal Auctions and Sales

NOTICE OF SALE
TO WHOM THIS May CONCERN:
tain aeroplane Ox-5 Travel Air Bipiane.
Model 1000. Serial No. 40 Engine No
1884 with former Identification No 1909
and belonging to L. Paul Monzon will ~
sold at public auction according 10 law on
the 18th day OF December 1892 at 10
A. II. in the hangar at the CAPITOL AR
PORT on West 30th Street. Indianapolis.
Marion County Indiana 70 be sold 70
the highest bidder. for cash for the pay
ment of charges due for storage on said
aeropiane. to paw the amount of the lien
and the EXPENSES Of the sale thereof
CAPITOL AIRPORT
BY HARRY BOGCS.
EDWARD 2. NEW. Attorney
32s Chamber Of Commerce Bldg.
Lincoln 141e.
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Cards, In Memoriams

KILE-we wish to thank our relatives.
friends and neighbors for the acts of
Kindness. shown US during the lin sss
and grandfather Phillip II. Kile:
especially the Rev. F. r. Daries. the
soloist. Indianapolis fire department the
pallbearers and for the beautiful floral
Granddaughter
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COUNTY IN THE STATE or INDIANA.
COMPLAINT. DIVORCE.
! HARRY VENTS VS.. MARY VEINS.
BE IT KNOWN, That on the Bird day Of
November 1882 the, above named plaintiff,
| by his attorneys filed in the office Of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Marion
County. in the State Of Indiana, his COM
ant anti Mary Vens ne and aIOt tbe nS said nsn
having also. filed in said Clerks office the
aIlaayit OF q competent person, showing
diligent inquiry, is known, and the de-
tendant lives at 1903 Duniesnil St., Louis
vile, Kentucky, and she is not resident
OF the State of Indiana, and that said
caused OF action is for divorce and that
the defendant is a necessary party thereto
ana whereas sad plaintiff having by en-
| oorsement on said complaint required said
defendant to appear in said Court, and
answer or demur thereto on the goth day
NOW. THEREFORE, by order Of said
Court. said defendant last above NAMED
hereby, notified Of the filing and tendency
OF said complaint against and that unless
| appear and answer or demur thereto
At the calling Of said cause on the 10th
day OF January, 1888, the same being the
18th judicial day of term Of said Court
70 be begun and held at the Court House
N y. me CITY OF Indianapolis, on the 1st
ana the matters and things therein con-
d SstnTn ana alleged, viii be heard and
GLENN B. RALsToN. Clerk.
c. N. DUGAN, Attorney for Plaintiff
Anderson. Indiana.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON G9S0T ME
hEtOSE 5Ly; MOTOR OILS. LUBRI-
-, eating OILS GREASES:
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
DosaIs for the furnishing of the following
Of Indiana State Highway q con e iS6
ms ONCE on the Third Floor OF the state
House Annex l02 North Senate Avenue,
o'clock 4 NJ. TSesdax D Dec sen 20 1899 }ssS
az which time they Will be publicly opened
ESTIMATED. QUANTITIES AS FOLLOWS:
Gasoline. 800. 900 gallons.
Kerosene-TO 900 gallons
Motor OILS tRegularl- 900 gallons
Ions -''o hNt-
Transmission Oils (sDeciaD-sOoo gal.
Other Lubricating oils Including Com
pressor Oil Cylinder Oil. Paraffin Oil Ma
cnlne Oh te.-l.oo0 gallons
Gun Grease. Cup Grease-80 900 pounds.
Cther Creases Including Fiber Grease
axe Grease. etc.-1 900 pounds.
The above itemization designates the estf-
mated units Of material TO be used dur
ing the period Of one year. in the various
road-rollers. power-shoveis air-compressors
and other e1uipment owned and operated
DY the State Highway Commission.
Each bidder. with his proposal shall file
a corporate surety bond. PAYABLE to the
state OF Indiana" in the sum OF TWENTY
Five Thousand ls25.ooo.ool dollars in the
form furnished by the State Highway
Commission.
PROPOSAL blanks. specifications and bond
forms may be obtained at inc Office Of the
state Highway Commission free upon re-
The State Highway Commission reserves
the right to reject any or all proposals or
to award contract or contracts 10 one or
more companies for all or ary part Of its
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
j. ]. BROWN. Director.
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Sc Legal Notices
COMPLAINT. DIVORCE.

STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY SIS:
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF MARION
COUNTY IN THE STATE OF INDIANA 4.
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Gale, n, I558

Four-room cottage. lights. gas. city water
Maid. Rent only sI2.50. LT-74s1
Gregory & Appel, Inc.
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q Help Wanted-Male


rARM HAND--Middie aged white. In
reply state. age. height. weight married
or single. experience with boys, chickens,
COWS. garden. Board and keep only. Box
No. 2sS.
MEN and boys to hunt and trap furs. Mr..
Free will buy them every day at En-
Roe's 209 w. Wash. ST.
MEN WANTED-For Rawleigh City Routes
OF 500 Consumers in and near Cities Of
Indianapolis Franklin. Danvilie and
Lebanon Reliable hustler can start
earning SIS weekly and increase rapidly
Write Immediately. Rawleigh Co., Dept.
N-3s-Y. Freeport, Illinois.
WANTED
Several boys to handle new car
rier routes. which have just been
started Also one lad to take over
established route. Regu ar boy
moving to new neighborhood.
Applicants must have teachers
reference, parents consent and
must be steady. honest and reli-
able. If you are live, go-getter
...see the Sub-ststion manager
in your neighborhood.
Apple. submanagers:
1913 East Washington Street.
337 North Chester Street.
o5T North Bosart Avenue.
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WANT a steady Job? Read this. How long
will 5000 last you if you. are paying rent
farm. Buy cows, chickens, couple pigs
with balance. Have free rent and wood.
A steady job and independence. Write
BERT WILHELM, 2106 S. Emerson for
farm lift
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"a Suburban and Farms

IDEAL CHICKEN FARM-5 acres. large
poultry house. 4-room house, other
buildings. electricity. Is miles Indian
apols. IR-4793.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
27-a Real Estate Auctions
20 Lots, Farms and Acreage

AI-d htdI LSIWIU huCEIUHN
TOM VINNEDGE. Indiana's leading Real
Estate Auctioneer. 2048 Central. TA-2992.
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Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posalS Tor the furnishing of the following
l1faI I, VIII De received by the Director
q 4nglana state Highway Commission at
ms once on the Third Floor OF the State
house Annex. l02 North Senate Avenue.
~ laati indiana. until ten 1000
at which, time they will be publicly opened
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ADAMS ST. 2859-New bungalow. 5 rooms.
modern garage: SIS. RI-l533.
CAPITOL. NJ l615-Double rooms. mod
ern. good condition. garage. SIS. TA-66l7.
COTTAGE. 1856 rooms. semi-modern:
water paid: gas electricity: Al condi-
ton. Reduced. HU-43s8. DR-356z-R-
DEARBORN. 1905 rooms: mooern, but
furnace. garage. $50 water no TA-6A0a
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NOTICE 10 BIDDERS ON GASOLINE
KEROSENE; MOTOR OILS. LUBRI-
CAIINCI OILS GPEA GrleI.

GLENN B. RALSTON. Clerk.
y N. DUGAN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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3 Furnished Apis. and Houses

s8-TACOMA, N, 11-3 rooms, private
bath, porches, overstuffed; neat; adults.
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! Furs. Wearing Apparel

CHILD'S coat. cap. muf. size as. So;
light blue coat size 2, si50. HU-3o15.
MINK JACKET, SIZE SO. $50.
TA-6465 $3.50 N. CAPITOL.
TgxEP Do 50. COST $50. SELL FOR
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We furnish free transportation to m
spect furnished and unfurnished apis
day or mite. No obligations. LI-5452.
Evenings OF Sunday. TA-1064 or WA-0433
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Five Bouts
at Arnory
DubIinsky and Wilson Top
Tonight'S Offering; So
Rounds Billed.

Harry Dublinsky, recent conqueror
of Tracy Cox, arrived in Indianapo-
lis Monday noon from Chicago, in
apparently the pink of condition for
his ten-round match tonight with
Hershie Wilson at the Armory. The
Chicago lightweight spent two hours
during the afternoon limbering up
at the Victory gym and showed lots
of speed.
Hershie Wilson has trained faith
fully for tonight's scrap, and is eS-
pecially anxious to turn in win,
as he believes a victory over Dub
linSky will mean recognition as a
foe for Tracy Cox.
The boxers on tonight's card were
to weigh in this afternoon at the
Victory gym, and tonight's show is
to start promptly at $50.
Willard Brown, state commission
lightweight champion, will take on
Dick Clark of Cincinnati in the ten
round semi windup; Johnny Ham
mer and Kid Carson, local junior
lightweights, are to tangle in the
top six, and Jimmie Harris of Gin
cinnati and Pete Harris of this city,
also junior ightweights, will clash
in the other six rounder. Jimmy
Shannon and Paul Wagner, feathers
of local renown, will start off the
f1stic doings in a four-round cur
tain-raiSer.
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Michigan Fears Indiana;
HOOsiers Perfect Defense

ago and will be available for action
Saturday. Also by the announce
ment that Ted Petoskey, full back,
and John Regezci, sophomore half
back, both injured in the Princeton
game, will be in shape for Saturday.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. l.
Indiana will have the benefit of two
weeks training when it resumes Big
Ten competition against Michigan
here Saturday.
Coach E. G. Hayes ordered his
varsity team through stiff scrim-
mage today against freshmen using
Michigan plays, perfecting a de-
Tense for Harry Newmans passing
and the running of Petoskey and
Regeczi.
The HooSiers trained for the
Michigan game last week at the
same time they were preparing for
their game with Mississippi State
last Saturday.
Stan Saluski's return to former
form has encouraged Indiana S
hopes for better running attack.
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BritOn Cops
Fistic Title

By Times Special
MANCHESTER, England, Nov. l.
Jackie Brown, the Manchester
Buzz Saw, today held the worlds
flyweight f1stic championship. A
crushing body attack gave the Brit
ish battler thirteenth-round tech
nical Knockout triumph over Young
Perez of France, defending cham
pion, here Monday night.
Perez outboxed the challenger in
the opening rounds, but wilted after
the tenth. Jimmy Wilde, little Bril-
ton who lost the crown to Pancho
Villa nine years ago, was at the
ringside Monday. Perez won the
title from frankie Genaro in Paris
last year.
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Manual Cathedral Tilt Tops
Strong City I'll. S. Grid Bill

Broad Ripple. Coach Harry Painter
has his machine running smoothly
and the south Siders will be ready
for the invasion of the Irish at
Manual field Friday.
Just about the time Coach Joe Dienhart
they are at the peak of form, they strip
gear or two. When the Irish took New
Albany before the homecoming crowd,
they did everything right. Saturday at
Kirklin where they lost 1877, the offense
didn't click. The Irish-Manual scrap is
always good ball game and a close YER
dict is expected again this year
Bob Nipper's Shortridge team did well
against the powerful Continental machine
last week and the Blue mentor expects a
victory over Broad Ripple. However the
suburbanites have been a tough nut for
any opposition.
Technical will be involved in a North
Central conference scrap when Tubby Tro-
baugh and his Loganberries come to the
Tech campus Friday. The TechiteS have
been unsteady this fall and after a fast
start they we're tied by Bloomington and
lost to Muncie and Manual. John Mueller
brought them back. however and after
trailing 20 at half time last week, at
Richmond. his boys ground out a 1872
victory. The east side season will be
labeled success if wins over Washington
and Shortridge can be chalked up