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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-16
PATRIOT DAY TO BE
MARKED BY S. A. R.

Patriot day will be celebrated by
the S. A. R. of Indianapolis with
a luncheon at 1915 Tuesday at the
Sphinx Arms. A parade at will
follow. The civic parade is spon-
sored by the bi-centennial commits
sion and the Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Mark H. Reasoner is president of
the S. A. r. and Fred I. Willis is
secretary. The committee in charge
is Colonel Robert L. Moorehead,
Col John T. Barnett and Cornell
ius Poison. Members will park their
automobiles at the Michigan street
Parking place, to be decorated for
the parade.
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Entertainment
Arranged for
Faculty Club

Woman's Faculty Club of Butler
university will be entertained at 2
Wednesday afternoon at the College
of Education, 1901 North Alabama
street. Mrs. Thor G. Wesenberg will
speak on THE Academic Muse"
Decorations will be in orchid and
yellow, with spring flowers. Hos
tesses will include.
Mesdames E. G. Fife, Paul Ha-
worth, Claude Sifritt, Gino Ratti
Frederick Kerschner, Reese Bene-
dict, H. M. Whistler, Misses Susie
Harmon, Julia Harrison Moore,
Hazel Herman, Helen Cade, and
Ruth Patterson.
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SENIORS
TO PRESENT PLAY

Senior class of Saint Agnes
academy will present its class, THE
Secret Passage" at the Cathedral
auditorium Sunday night, May IS.
Mrs. George S. Foerderer, local
dramatice teacher, is directing the
play.
Miss Mary Louise Reach is gen.
eral chairman of the play. Assisted
by the following committee chair
men: Misses Nellie O'Brien. adver-
Using; Martha Coddington, tickets;
Ruth Courtney, patrons and patro-
nesses; Ann Louise Conley, publicity;
Mary Frances Arthur, printing, and
Martha Jane Foerderer, properties.
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Department
Club Group
to Entertain

Present members of the board Of
directors for the Women's Depart
ment Club, and members who served
last year, will give a luncheon at l
Friday at the Propylaeum in honor
of Mrs. Everett M. Schofield, presi-
dent, and her mother, Mrs. Stephen
Bogert.
In the receiving line will be Mes
danes Edward Ferger, John r. Cur
ry, G. W. Seaton, Carl ]. Fletcher,
Bert G. McCammon, Hezzie D. Pike,
George w. Bowman, and Fred L.
Pettijohn.
Mrs. OrlOpp General Chairman
Mrs. Harry Orlopp is the general
chairman, and Miss R. Katherine
Beeson will be the postmaster.
The 10 o'clock group will hold its
last meeting of the season WedneS-
day morning at the home Of Mrs.
H. B. Burnett, 4417 North Pennsyl-
vania street.
The final discussion luncheon OF
the community welfare department
will be held at 1890 Wednesday at
the clubhouse. DR.. Thurman Rice
of the Indiana. university college of
medicine will be the guest speaker.
His subject will be Health and Nu-
triton"
Reports to Be Given
Following the program the bust
ness meeting will be held. Annual
reports will be given by the chair
men of standing committees. The
chairmen and their committees are:
Mrs. Walter J. Slater, courtesy; Mrs.
John Conner. door: Mrs. FLOYD C. Bell
hospitality Mrs. Robert Shingler. luncheon;
Mrs. Charles Trip, telephone; Mrs
Thomas Spencer American Red Gross;
Mrs. Louise A. Fleury, city hospital; Mrs
Charles H. Smith, council of social agen-
cies; Miss Janet Shaw cooperation
League for the Deaf; Mrs. James D
Ernston, legislative; Mrs. C. A. James
municipal affairs Mrs. Othneil Hitch
Public Health Nursing Association; Mrs
George H. Van Dyke, smoke abatement
and Mrs. Charles B. CriSt. Monday Guild
The new officers for 1928 will
be installed. They are Mesdames
Hitch, chairman; Harold Bachelor
vice chairman; B. F. LeMonde, sec
rotary, and Charles H. Smith, treas
urer.
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OrganiSt Guild
Dinner Session
Slated Tuesday

Indianapolis Guild of Organists
will have a dinner meeting at $50
Tuesday at st. Philip Neri church.
Musicians, including music teach
ers and organistS of local churches
of all denominations will be guests.
A musical program will be pre-
sented by an assembly of choirS, in
charge of the Rev. Francis j. Early,
master of st. Philip choristers; the
Rev. Clement o. Bosler, director of
the clergy choir of Indianapolis, and
Elmer Andrew Steffen, diocesan di-
rector of music The chorus will
include 100 voices.
The Rev. Raymond r. Noll, pas
tor, will welcome the guests, and
Father Bosler will speak. The
guests will attend vesper services at
the church.
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Club Meetings
MONDAY

MONDAY
Irvington Woman's Club will meet
with Mrs. Robert Lee Glass, 440
North Irvington avenue.
Monday Conversation Club will
meet with Mrs John S. Wright,
$3.50 North Pennsylvania street.
Review Clubs meeting will be
with Mrs. James G. Carter, Al East
Fifty-seventh street.
Carnelian Club will meet with
Mrs. Wilson B. Parker at 1890 for
luncheon, with Mrs. T. William
Engle and Mrs. ]. L. Conley assist
ing.
Alpha Beta Latreian Club will
meet with Mrs. Lyman Pearson,
4558 North Delaware street.
TUESDAY
Heyl Study Club will meet at the
Rauh Memorial library.
Irvington Chautauqua Club will
have birthday tea at the home of
Mrs. Edgar Perkins, 5457 Julian
avenue.
Multum- in-P arvo Literary Club
will meet with Mrs. w. David Nor
ton, 1858 Stuart street, for COW
cred dish luncheon.
Chalcedony Club will meet with
Mrs. George L. Pugh, 1918 Guilford
avenue, at 1890. Assistants will be
MeSdames H. B. Mckee, Rufus
Mumford and William M. Bartlett.
Expression Club will meet with
Mrs. Laurence Hayes, All North
Gladstone avenue.
Independent Social Club will
meet with Mrs. Frank Shellhouse,
5000 North Meridian street.
WEDNESDAY
Chapter F., P. E. o. Sisterhood
will have a dinner at at the home
of Mrs. A. Hugh Johnson, 313a
North New Jersey street,
Mrs. j. j. Wanner, will be hostess
to the Ephamar Club.
Anagnous chapter, Epsilon Sigma
Omicron will meet with Mrs
Charles SymonS, Plainfield.
Oct-Dahl Club will meet for
luncheon with Mrs. George Brat
tain, 6059 Carrollton avenue.
Twentieth Century Club will have
luncheon with Miss Caroline Thorn
son at 1409 North Pennsylvania
street.
THURSDAY
Thursday Afternoon Club will
meet with Mrs. Howard Sturgeon.
Ladies' Federal Club will meet
with Mrs. H. S. Gudgel, 118 East
Forty-sixth street.
Aftermath Clubs meeting will be
with Mrs. H. M. Banks, 1851 Major
avenue.
SATURDAY
Butler Alumnae Literary Club will
meet with Miss Gladys Banes, 1856
Brookside avenue.
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Magazine Club
EntertainS at
Art Institute

Members of the Magazine Club
entertained their daughters with a
program this afternoon at the John
Heron Art Institute. Wilbur D.
Peat, director of the institute, gave
a talk on the display of con-
temporary Spanish art now on ex-
hibit there.
Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs
sang a group of songs, accompanied
by Dale Young, pianist. Mrs. De-
marchus Brown gave a talk on
Madrid"
Mrs. w. Glenn johnson was in
charge of the musical program.
Hostesses we're Mesdames John A.
Shafer, A. E. Shirley, L. j Shirley,
f. w. Stockdale and Miss Helen
Stockton.
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Democrats to Dance

Twelfth Ward Democratic Club
will entertain with a dance at $50
tonight at Municipal Gardens. Pro-
ceeds will be used to maintain the
ward clubhouse until after the gem
eral election in November. James l..
McHugh, president, is in charge,
assisted by Francis Gootee, Leo
O'Connor, George Gilby, Thomas
Seaman and M. B. Reddington.
Comics band will play,
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Mrs. John T. Wheeler was chair
man Of the committe on resolu-
tons, assisted by Mesdames j. M.
DUNCAN, H. K. Fatout, Leo K. Fes-
Ter and z. May Hahn.
Resolutions Adopted
Resolutions adopted by the con-
vention, as presented by Mrs.
Wheeler, included the Endorsement
Of Better Homes week, April "a to
May l; authorization of a study of
the cost Of unnecessary noise; ia
voring any plan to be adopted by
the Marion County Association for
Tax Reduction for the equalization
Of taxes, according to income and
the elimination of waste in govern
ment, and urging closer interna-
tional relations and unfolding the
Constitution.
Winners of the attendance con-
tests were Home Economics Club
and the Anagnous chapter, Epsilon
Sigma Omicron. Each received a
SIS prize.
A gift of $50 to the Fauntleroy
Home, in honor of Mrs. BALI, was
announced by Mrs. w. c. Smith. A
pilgrimage to the home will be made
by members of the district May
18 and 10.
Club Work Reviewed
Mrs. BALI reviewed the fedora
TONS work for the year, emphasiz-
ing it's close cooperation with
worthy whole civic endeavors.
Mrs. BALI was presented with
presidents pin of the General Fede-
ration of Women's Clubs. The pres
entation was made by Mrs. John
Downing Johnson, honorary district
president. Mrs. BALI nomination
for the state office was made by
Mrs. r. O. McAlexander, a past
president of the district, and presi-
dent-elect of the Woman's Depart
ment Club.
In her talk, Mrs. Canine stated
that one of the important detectives
of the federation is to interest
younger women in club work. Others
she named were community work,
observation of the George Wash
ington bicentennial, attendance at
the general federation bicentennial
in Seattle in June, and support
of the Century of Progress EXPOSE
ton in Chicago in 1888.
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Girl Scouts

Hope Brown, Girl Scout of Troop
2, Perry township school No. 4,
won the Marion county spelling
contest and a trip to Washington,
d. @.
A treasure hunt was held by
Troop 3, Broad Ripple M. f. church
Thursday. Trail signs using rocks,
grasses and twigs were used to pass
scouts on observation.
Martha Groves, Jane Freebooter,
Harriet Shelhorn, Patricia O'Don-
nell, Adele Bardoch and Sarah
Lindley had charge of a tea at the
Broadway Evangelical church Mon
day.
First meeting of the new Troop
was held Wednesday at East
Tenth street Reformed church.
Mrs. Edith Bobbie is captain and
Miss Thelma Hawkins, lieutenant.
The following girls attended: Dor
othy Breedlove, Billy Kaltwasser,
Elizabeth Knerst, Betty Laporte,
Margaret Terry, Mary Thoms and
Irma Williams.
Troop 81 will observe its first
birthday anniversary, Monday at
Bethel temple.
Scouts of Troop 20 Tuesday at
Mayer chapel started sewing on a
quilt as project for Needlework
Guild.
High school Girl Scouts of Troop
81 have been invited to sing at the
next monthly meeting of the Calen-
dar club of the Broadway Evangeli-
cal church. Mrs. Alfred Noling will
speak on Girl Scouting"
At the court of awards at Troop
% Thursday at school No. Sc, Mrs.
II. S. Lewis presided. A series of
folk dances, including diamond,
Irish and Girl Scout dance, we're
given. Badges were presented by
Mrs. William Briar and Mrs. Maui
rice Socwen.
Troop 40 will entertain the women
of the Home for the Aged and the
Altenheim Tuesday.
Investigators we're: Barbara j.
Horn. Margaret McCracken, Eliza
beth White. Mildred Peck, Troop g.;
Jean Griswold, IL; Reatha LIGHTLY,
IA; Mildred Cohen, 81; Hester Far
ris, Bernice Faust, Erna Heilig,
Henrietta johnson, 80; Alice Breck-
inridge, 40: Martha Foote, Ann
Loser, Marion Dreiss, Betty Lou
PREF, Lucille Leiendecker, As; Esther
Nail, Bertha Ellis, Al; Betty Marks,
Gloria Maitlen, 49.
New candidates are: Mary Vir-
GINA Ernst, Troop 2: Mary Louise
Busch, -; Marjorie Yount, Is; Syl-
via Epstein, 81; Patricia Station,
81; Margaret Lutz. Dorothy VIII
liams, 81; Dee Williams, SO; Made
line Biyins. Betty Parker, Virginia
White, Betty French, 80; Dorothy
perdue, Shirley Mills, 81, and Betty
Mathews, %.
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Marion County Council of Repub-
lican Women will meet at 2 Tuesday
at the SEVERN. A short business
session will precede the afternoon
program.
Mrs. Glenn Friermood will sing a
group of songs accompanied by Mrs.
S. K. Ruick. Other musical num-
bers will be by Paul James, ban
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THORP TO BE
CHAPTER HOSTESS

Alpha chapter, Pi Sigma Tau
sorority, will meet Monday night at
the home of Miss Phyllis Thorp, II
Whittier place. Plans will be made
for final rush activities, when the
following girls will be guests:
Misses Mary Coryell, Leona Bou-
lard, Danola Brown, Ruth Brian
and jeanette Rafferty,.
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Guest day will be observed by the
New Era Club Monday. Luncheon
will be served at 1890 at the Webb
tearoom, 1900 North Pennsylvania
street. Arrangements and decora-
tons are in charge of Mrs. Thomas
S. Martin and Mrs. Minnie Duncan.
Mrs. G. r. Miles is receiving res
ervations. The program is in charge
of Mrs. E. E. Padget and Mrs. j. R.
Horn. Mrs. w. L. Tilson is the
president.
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THETA NJ CHS TO
SPONSOR DANCE

Beta chapter, Theta NJ Chi So
rority, will entertain with a spring
dance Friday night, April %, at the
Indiana ballroom. Miss Charlene
Plummer is in charge, assisted by
Misses Virginia Lee Mack, Dorothy
Gutfleisch, and Irma Hoffman.
The sorority held informal initia-
ton services followed by slumber
party Friday night at the home of
Miss Virginia Lee Mack, 1924 North
La Sale street. Misses jeanette
Fields, Joan Baker, and Ruth Tapp
were the initiates.
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Card Parties

Mrs. Charles Stevens and COM
mittee will entertain with card
party at 8 Sunday night in the
Holy Trinity school hall. All games
will be played
The South Side Ladies Auxiliary
will give a card party at their hall,
306 Prospect street, at 8:15 Sunday
night.
Camp 4, P. o. of A., will have a
business meeting at Monday, fol-
lowed by a card party, at 2:30, at
Castle hall, $50 East Ohio street.
Assumption 400 Social Club will
have card party at 2:15 Monday
at the Banner Whitehill auditorium.
Mrs. Katherine Wolf is in charge.
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Mrs. J. F. Edwards New
Head of 9TH Districts
Federation Of Clubs

Mrs j. Edwards today District
Federation clubs virtue election
nual convention the district Fred
OF the Indiana Federation of clubs
The convention featured the attendance
Of all but three of the federation
Canine Tere Haute state president Obtaining Chief
Detectives" following luncheon
Other j.
j B
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ALUMNAE FETED
BY MRS. HIDDEN

Indianapolis Alumnae chapter of
the Phi Omega Pi sorority met this
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Frank Hedden, BIAS North Illinois
street. A short business meeting
was followed by bridge. New officers
Of the club are:
Mrs. Hedden, president; Miss Dora
Ulrich, vice-president; Mrs. E. M
Demlow, secretary; Miss Lenna
Katherine Barker, treasurer; and
Miss Adrienne Schmedel, Pentagon
editor.
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TSherS Are Chosen

Ushers for the play, 1.-The Swan"
to be presented by the Masquers
Club of Tudor hall at 8:15 tonight
at the school auditorium, will be
Misses Jacqueline Wolf, Hope Refs
ner, Marjorie Kitselman, EsteIle
Burpee, Alma Lyon, and Gretchen
Grant.
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Educational committee of the
indianapolis Altrusa Club will en-
terrain with its annual banquet to-
night at the Columbia Club. This
is considered one of the outstanding
events in the clubs calendar, and
will be attended by representatives
of all Altrusa clubs in this district.
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PARTY CHAIRMAN

Junior Catholic
d a u G h t RS of
America will en-
terrain with a
S k a t in g party
Friday mig hit,
April %, at the
R i v e r s i d e
rink. Miss Rose
mary Woerdeman
is chairman of
the committee in
charge. This will
De the 1OurJn OF a
series of parties
given by the or
ganization for the
beneht Of its
camp fund. Camp
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DELTA ZETA PRESIDENT

Mrs. Robert
E. Hill
is president
of the
Indianapolis
Alumnde
Association
of
Delta Zeta
sorority
aChich is
making plans
for the
Sorority's
annual state
day to be
held here
ne1t Saturday
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Miss Adams Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Adams,
932 South Eighth street, Beech
Grove. announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Naomi Mae
Adams, to Floyd H. Harlan. The
wedding will take place Thursday,
June 6, at the Beech Grove Metho-
dist church.
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Dance to Be Planned

Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma Delta
sorority, will entertain at dinner at
$50 Monday at the home of Miss
Helen Bulmahn, 722 North De Quin-
cey street. Orchid and old rose APP
pointments will be used. Plans will
be made for the annual spring
dance.
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Pho DeLfS to Meet

Beta chapter, Rho Delta sorority,
will meet at s Monday at the Y. w.
C. A. Plans will be made for the
bicentennial card party to be held
soon. Miss Ramona Bauserman will
be the hostess.
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tSeuinG Club to Meet

The A. w. It. Embroidery Club
will give a white elephant party at
the home of Mrs. Pearl Lawson, 207
West Twenty-hinth street at to-
night. Mrs. Margaret Foster, Mrs.
Nellie Hobbs and Mrs Louise Hale
are in CHARGE
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Announce RetrOthnL

Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Mahan, Mar
tinsville, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Margaret, to J.
Kurt Mahrdt, son of Mr.. and Mrs
John ]. Mahrdt, indianapolis. The
wedding will take place May 7.
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SOrOritu to Gather

Theta chapter, Delta Sigma Kap-
pa sorority, will meet at $50 Mon
day night at the home Of Mrs.
Arthur Brum1sld, 1907 North Capt.
toll avenue.
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Plan Card Pnrtu

st. Joan of Arc womens club will
sponsor a card party at s Wednes-
day night in the school hall, Forty
second and Ruckle streets. Mrs.
Daniel O'Connor and Mrs. Paul
Goldrick are in charge.
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Nam Oficers f0 Meot

New officers of the Sigma Delta
Sigma sorority will hold their first
meeting at Monday night at the
SEVERN.
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Miss Schiec Hostess

Miss Mary Martha Schiec, 1865
West Twenty-third street, will be
hostess to the Rho Tau Psi sorority
Wednesday night.
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gardenias. Preceding the grand
march she was presented with an
arm bouquet of pink roses.
Approximately 500 couples at
tended the prom, many coming
from other colleges over the state.
Music was provided by Art Kassel
of Chicago and his ''KasselS in
the air.
A silver cup for the most at
tractive fraternity booth was won
by Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
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SOrOritu to Assemble

Delta Sigma Chi sorority viii
meet Monday night with Misses
Alice and Helen Freije, 9O3 Fletcher
avenue.
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camp fund. Camp

viii be held at McCormick's Greek
canyon on July "A to Aug. IL
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Grand march at the annual
junior prom of Butler university
Friday night was led by the prom
queen, Miss Jean Yates and John
Lookabill, president of the class
Miss Yates is a member of the
Pi Beta Phi sorority. The prom
was held in the Oriental ballroom
of Murat temple.
Miss Yates wore a fitted gown
of pale green satin, backless. with
sequin straps and a corsage of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-23
Girl Admrer Frightens Borotra, French Meters Lose

AS, GA, giving the United States
a two to one advantage in the
matches.
Leaping to her feet in the low
gallery at the Seventh Regiment
Armory, the dark-haired girl in a
huge fur coat, pulled the knife from
her handbag. She waved it at
Borotra. who, at the moment, was
concentrating every effort, on the
court below, in one of the longest
sets in the history of board-surface
tennis, with the score 13-all.
Fearing that she would toss the
knife down at the Frenchman, near
by spectators attempted to stop her.
A struggle ensued. Meanwhile, the
tennis players halted their game.
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Three Events Signed for
Armory Mat Fans

With the exception of an oppo-
nent for Johnny (Swede) Carlin,
rough middleweight veteran who
will appear in one of the support
ing events, the four-bout wrestling
program at the Armory on Friday
night was complete today
Jumping Joe Savoldi, former No
tire Dame grid hero, tangles with
Sailor Jack Arnold, navy heavy
weight, in the main event, while Ad
(Toughy) Herman takes on Davy
Jones, a newcomer, in the semi
windup. Black Panther Mitchell
tangles with Charlie Harbo of Akron
in another preliminary event. Usual
prices will prevail, it was an
nounced.
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Two Title
Tits Set
Chicago Stadium Lands
WeIter, Light Heavy
Scraps.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, March 2S.-The Chi
cago Stadium, worlds largest indoor
fight arena, will stage two worlds
title matches next month, accord
ing to plans announced today by
Matchmaker Nate Lewis before he
departed for New York.
Jackie Fields of Los Angeles will
defend his welterweight title against
the winner of Thursday nights bout
in New York between Billy Petrolle
and Christopher (BaD Battalino
here on April Is or %.
Nichols Faces Walker
George Nichols Of Buffalo will de-
fend his light heavyweight title
against Mickey Walker on April %,
unless a fractured hand keeps the
Buffalo Italian inactive longer than
expected.
The stadium has the signed con-
tracts of Nichols and Walker for
their bout, and the signed contract
u 4 ASANAos ACNAo Aldo a JClCbI all Ol
acceptance from Jack Hurley.
Petrolle's manager. and will get his
signed contract after Thursday
nights bout, providing the Fargo
Express defeats Battalino. Batta-
limos manager has agreed to the
Fields match by long distance tele-
phone.
Signs for Five Scraps
Jack Kearns, manager of Mickey
Walker and Jackie Fields, has tied
up both fighters for the stadium
for their next five bouts, and if
these two battlerS continue at top
form welterWeight and light heavy
weight title bouts will be staged
here throughout the spring sum-
mer and fall.
These contracts call for Walker
to meet Nichols April % and King
Levinsky in a heavyweight bout in
May, and Fields to meet the VIM
ner of the Petrolle- Battalion bout
April IS or %, and Jimmy McLarnin
in May if successful in his first title
bout.