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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-08
COCA-COLAS TAKE IT'LL


The team competition in the annual city
tourney action at the Pritchett alleys has
Of ofe the Indianapolis league are the neWiy
crowned city champions. a finish of 1929
after games of 964 and $50 giving them a
second place Union Te Peam "OC Johnns
Fehr. who has been rolling brilliant
game al season, tossed in 24S at the
653. Westover had 633 that included a
256 in that all important final, Carmin.
Mounts was the reason Ss Union lite reached
c seS1s Grass ss5 and 25s after ere Isl start
the lead last weekend with. a mark Of
1926. found their total good enough to
COP third place: Fourth place went to, the
the high average players of the K. of c.
League. their score being ISIS
j. Bader Coffee company shooters had
perienced during the meet. one man far
down the list stopping. them at 2,909, which
was good for fifth place.
Liebtag BARRIERS we're stars in their
second game. and collected the high single
of the meet. with 1,103. Their start and
finish showed s9s and S9s for an even
2.900.
Marotts also flashed a big one in their
second try. 1.070. appearing with two open
2.878.
A poor finish of 884 cost the Prima
Beverage shooters chance for the title.
/ 1891 being their count going into the
final
Arch Heiss was consistent as usual. and
led the Underwood Transfer team to
prize winning count of 1908 with three
game mark of 635. all games being over
the 200 mark.
The Gates Marble and Title FASTENERS
were the medal winners in class with a
score of 2. 1888 Markey Auto fell one strike
short. finishing second with a score of
: $50. other tep notcherS in this division
of play were: Grotto Deputies. 2.778: Cen
tennial Press 2772. and Hatfield Electric.
2 76T.
The championship in c class war won
BY Gregory and Appel. with q score of
2.67l. Citizens Gas Trucks had 1850 for
the runner-up honorS while Dad Carr and
his Ten-Year Term BOYS Of the American
Central Life COMPANY copied third on
2.6o1. Pratt st. Boosters and the Valves
were fourth and fifth with 2.560 and Assn.
The Union Printcraft Tri-State Bowling
Congress tournament to be rolled at Column
bus. O.. Feb. ls TO %. hnds sixteen local
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Five City FL. S. Cage Teams
Triumph in Saturday Tits

siders as strong state title con-
tenders
Shortridge also retained its win
ming form, a laSt-minute charity
toss giving the northsiders a 26 to
Is decision over RushvilIe. Black
well, De Wees, Bradford and Sc
ward shared honorS for the locals,
while the speedy little wilkinson
walked off with Rushville honors.
Shortridge was outscored from the
field, II to 9.
Cathedral added Central Catholic
of FIT. Wayne to it's long victory
list, 81 to 20. The Irish trailed IA
to 10 at the half, but johnny Ford,
Clemens and Mike O'Connor bonn
barded the hoop in the final period.
EverSon, BiSinger, zimmerman,
Wiseman and Murbarger connected
for nineteen field goals to give
Broad Ripple Al to Is triumph
over Brownsburg. The Ripple pas
timers displayed their best form of
the season.
Park school also performed well,
Lou Reichel'S FASTENERS humping
Westf1eld, 81 to 81, in fast game.
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By Times Special

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Two new
worlds records we're listed today as
the result of the annual Millrose
indoor track and field carnival here
Saturday.
Gene Venzke, young New Yorker,
shattered the record for the indoor
mile run with a great Alp per-
Torrance. The former was Alp,
held by Paavo Nurmi and Joie Ray
and set in 1925. Venzke was in
front all the way, and performed in
such effortless style that few real
lied he had smashed the record.
George Spitz, another New York
youngSter, leaped feet 75s inches
to new worlds indoor high Jump
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Cooler Retains
Billiard Lead

Harry Cooler, veteran former
champion, continues to set the pace
in the twenty-fifth annual state
three cushion billiard tourney with
five triumphs and no defeats. Neal
Jones will defend his second place
laurels against Joe Murphy in to-
nights feature at p. m. at Coolers
parlor.
Cooler, who also holds high rus
honors with ten, and the best game,
f1fty-two innings against Murphy,
will attempt to sew up the title
laurels Friday night when he takes
on Walter Ramsey, third place
holder, who has four victories and
two SetbackS.
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SAVOLDI ON MAT BILL

With the main event already ar
ranged to pit Hardy Kruskamp,
popular Columbus heavyweight,
against Jumping Joe Savoldi, for
mer Notre Dame football star, at
tention is being centered upon the
lining up of strong supporting
card for the banner graphing pro-
gram at the Armory Friday night.
Johnny (Swede) Carlin, rough
and tough middleweight veteran,
will appear in one of the trio of
supporting events.
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indianapolis prep quintetS swept
the board in five contests Saturday
night.
A brilliant defense and the ac-
curate sniping of the elongated
Edwards enabled Techs tossers to
turn back the Frankfort Hot Dogs,
"a to 18. 1t was surprise triumph,
and again stamped the local east
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Dempsey Back
Under Lights
By Times Special

By Times Special
MILWAUKEE,, Feb. SACK
Dempsey will open his second exhi-
bition tour here tonight by taking
on two heavyweights of minor rank
ings, each for two rounds. They
are Jack Roper, Los Angeles, and
Buck Everett, Gary, Ind. The for
mer champion met Roper twice on
his first transforming campaign and
failed to make an impressive show
ing.
Milwaukee is a city well posted on
prize fight pointers and Dempsey
hopes to stage successful demon
stration of comeback powers tonight.
A capacity crowd is expected to
view the bouts.
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HOEY TRIUMPHS AGAIN

By United Press
MONTREAL, Feb. Sturdy
legged Frank Hoey, 28-year-old
Montreal Irishman, has clinched
his claim to the snowshoe cham
pionship of North America by win
ming the 200-mile Peter Dawson
Snowshoe race from Quebec to
Montreal for the second consecu-
tive time.
Hoey completed the eight-day
test of speed and endurance Sun
day with an elapsed time of 26
hours 16 minutes and l second.
August Eager of Astabula, o., fin
iShed second in 26:31:15.
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City METERS
Open Tourney

Four games tonight will open the
fourteenth annual city independent
basketball title tourney at Pennsy
gym. Thirty-two of the city's out
standing independent quintets are
entered in the event, which will
end with finals on Feb. Is. The
winner and runner-up will repre-
sent this sectional in the annual
state tourney here opening Feb. Is.
Tonight's schedule:
7:I5 P. M.-Kingan & Co. VS.. Moyuahan
Apartments.
sos p. M.-Union Printers vs.. Bond
Bread.
S:55 P. M.-Wizards VS.. Holy Trinity
9:45 P. M.-St. Philip A. c. vs.. Riverside
OlympicS.
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{ Down the Alleys
By LEFTY LEE

teams scheduled to vie for honors with
other Indiana. Ohio and Kentucky teams.
ryes at 10 q nine eams ta So
The following teams roll at this time:
G. E. Pauley Co. Pivot City Inks. Bing-
Star. Howard Flint inks. Press ASSISTANTS.
EdIt9rlal r and Composing; At 10 p. m.
seag Eo Sne scn Mssr calls Tor
Mailer No 10. Roller Printing Co. Stereo.
typers No. SO team No. and Mailer No. 2.
Indianapolis has always collected its
shares of the prize awards in this tourna-
ment. and some of the best teams ever
pected to return with the lions share of
the cash prizes and special awards. long
a feature of the Tri-state meet.
Lee Carmin and Fred schleimer are
70 give a, good, account Of Themselves.
closely watched by the railbirds.
.Bowes Seal Fast found the Lunz Champs
Special match at Prifchetts Sunday and and
lost, 2,510 to 2,SS2. The local team rolled
Wayne 81 Sr sc Counted s7 ss7 and ss Nc
Daniel paced the locals with SAB.
Lee and Yeager tossed in a three-game
total of 1857 to COP top honors during
doubles on the illinois alleys. Blanford
1850 wmber had tSTsesame count
of 698 to take the lead for the watch Of
fered by the Davis Jewelry for high three
game total. This meet will come to a
close with play next Saturday and Sunday.
Entries for the 900 scratch team sweep
stakes to be rolled on the Delaware al
fast and a large field will try for the big
prize list. An entry fee Of SIS per team
IS being charged for this event. the full
antry being returned to the prize list All
entries should be sent to Norman Hamilton
with checks made payable to William Sar-
gent. tournament manager.
Robinson and Southland lost a heart
breaking ten-game match to Policy and
johnson of Kokomo by a margin Of one
pin johnson pulled a Merriwell to win
this match. shooting ten in a row 2e7
his last game.
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HoOsIER CAGERs LOSE

OY 7 FWJo DVbCFUt
CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-Bramhall,
Miller, Barak, and Fred Murphy,
former Loyola star, snagged a total
of thirteen field goals to give the
Chicago Bruins a % to % win over
Stretch Murphy, former Purdue ace.
and his Hoosier All-StarS here
Sunday. Ginger and Billy Reeves,
Trotter and Johnson were in the
Hoosier lineup.
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Music With Fisticuffs

Colonel Sanders and his
En-Ar-Co RedhotS, a twenty
five-piece band, has been en-
gagged by the American Le-
gion to play at the Armory
Tuesday night in connection
with the weekly fight program.
The musicians will start their
program at 8 o'clock and will
be heard at intervals between
the six bouts during the eve
ming.
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SHOOT STARS CLASH

By United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 8.-The
twenty-eighth annual interstate
trapshooting tournament opened
here today.
Bob Elliott, Kansas City, won the
target event with SO out of a posi-
BILE 100. Fred Martin, Detroit, and
Gus Payne, Oklahoma City, shared
second place with 92s.
Sam Jenny, Highland, ILL.,, and
Lambert, Oklahoma City, shared
first place in the twenty five flyer
event with perfect scores.
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Hoosier College Elves
Face Heavy Program
State Big Ten Teams in Action Tonight; De Paw Plays
Buckeye Rival; Butler Tackles Wisconsin Five,
Notre Dame EntertainS Syracuse

Purdue and Indiana the twins conference
activities tonight Everett Deans Crimson
vote Northwestern Bolermakers
invade Columbus to battle Ohio Northwestern a
back in their meeting
Purdue with three
ranked leading contender for the conference
the pacelng Northwestern five the Indiana
race with four setbaks but hopes to climb
fncf6 nfch
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WELTER STARS CLASH

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.--Jackie
Fields, welterweight champion, and
Billy Petrolle, the Fargo slugger,
will clash at Madison Square Gar
den some time next month, it was
announced today.
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GIANTS BUY FARM

By Times Special
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Feb. g.
New York Giants of the National
L e G u e have purchased the
Winston Salem (N.C0 club Of the
Piedmont League. it was announced
today.
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VAN VIE is WINNER

~ Jnlfed MISS
LOS ANGELES, Feb. Virginia
Van VIE of Chicago defeated Mrs.
Louis D. Cheney of San Gabriel,
3 and Sunday in the final match
of the Los Angeles County Club
midwinter invitation tournament.
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CITY SOCCER CLUB BOWS
By Times Special
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 8.-In-
dianapolis soccer club lost to the
local Chevoit team, to 0, here
Sunday.
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WIN HANDBALL GROWN

FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Feb. g.
George Morris and James Patton
of Fl. Wayne today held the Y. NJ.
C. A. state handbal title. They de-
feated Wright and Albrecht, TT.
Wayne. in the finals Sunday.
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Clark Wins in
Houston Open

By United Press
HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. 8.-Eight
golfers divided $4,000 prize money
in the Colonial Country Club open
golf tournament, which ended
here Sunday.
Clarence Clark, Bloomfield IN.
j. professional, won first place
with 200 for the fifty-four holes
played Tony Manero, New York,
was second with 221; Archie Ham
brick, GAINESVILLE, o., third with
223; Ray Mangrum fourth, with
224, and Floyd Boone. Colsicana,
Tex, fifth, with 227. Abe Espinosa,
Harry Cooper, both of Chicago and
Jack Burke, Houston, shared sixth
place with 228S.
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WALGREENS IN ACTION
Local Quintet Battles Bedford Five
at Y Court Tuesday.

Bedford Limestones will come
here Tuesday night to tackle Wal
green's at the local Y. M. c. A.
court. The invaders, with a lineup
of former Bedford and Shawswick
high school stars, have lost only
two games this season.
The Walgreen quintet is tied for
first place in the local Industrial
League. Olympic Girls play Real
Silk Bulldogs in the opener and
Fletcher Trust Bank meets Dia-
mond Chain in the second tilt.
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CTONE was one of the few big
~ leaguers to pull up his batting
average last year under the changed
ball and no sacrifice fly rule. In
126 games in 1880 Jonathan hit .313
and collected only three home runs.
In 1881 he was in lat games and
boosted his swat figure to 1927 as
well as raising his home run total
to ten for the campaign. Stone
collected 191 hits in the lat tits and
was well up among the leaders in
number of SafetieS.
Buzz Arlett, man mountain outfielder
released in a player trade by the Philly
Nationals to Baltimore, has changed his
mind about quitting baseball unless he is
returned to the Pacific Coast League.
When Buzz denoted in the surprice
transaction he declared the Orioles would
not see him in action, but recently Arlett
relented TO the extent that he advised
Baltimore he would play II juicy con-
tract was sent his wy. Employment is
scarce out of baseball for man of Ar
let's age.
TINE demand for Annie Oakleys
Il to the Schmeling Sharkey
heavyweight battle in New York
will go up now that the big league
schedules have been combed over
The big fellows will clash in New
York on the night of June Is and
on that date the Cincy Reds will
be in Brooklyn and the Chicago
Cubs will be mixed up with the
Giants Perhaps the club owners
will reward the 300 hitters with
free tickets.
Jack Hendricks, business manager
of the Indians, will enter the after
dinner oratory league at Sheridan,
Ind, Tuesday when he speaks at
the Rotary Club luncheon there.
Sheridan is a football hotbed rather
than a baseball center, but Hend-
rickS expects no trouble in enter
tanning the Rotary members with
big league highlights and other dia-
mond chatter.
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Riverside Aces defeated Gentry Wonder
Five in fast game, "a to %. Aces would
like to book games in the 14-l6-year-o ld
class Write Robert Harlan, 1920 West
TWentY-third street.
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Otto Reiselt


BIZ Unite Press
8-Augie Keckhefer Chicago, Otto ReSelt
~ Philadelphia both tonight the finals
worlds
The the three
three lost $4,000 the
Kieckhefer slight the odds
lieved to reflect his home town popularity
for been
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MOFFTTT TRAILS REIFF

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-Joe Reiff,
Northwestern forward, today re-
tanned his Big Ten scoring lead, but
Howard Moffitt, the Iowa sopho-
more flash, was close on his heels.
Reiff has Gagged Sc points, Moffitt So.
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A meeting will be held by Walgreen
company cage squad tonight at 612 Union
Title building, Delaware and Market
streets, at 7:30 p. m. In addition to all
Tom Montgomery. Carl Roeder. Earl Pur-
sell and Marion Thompson.
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Basketball
IMPROVED TURNER'S WIN

IMPROVED TURNER'S WIN
South Side Turner's, plugging up the
weak center position which has handi-
capped them all season, launched drive
Louisville which Melted SIS to % victory.
Jack HILL the new pivot man, scored
20 points and turned in a fine floor game
Turner's exhibited a fast brand of
passing and accurate goal shooting
Stretch Murphy and his gang from Tay-
OTf py nd hsFe neTt sq W y snd the
even matters with Strauss Says, who pre-
viously took 81 to 20 decision from the
Turner's. Springman Market Girls downed
the Turner Girls by score of 38 to ID.
Eight boys and four girls teams play
ing in the, Indianapolis District Epworth
League will stage a tournament tonight,
M. E. Gym. Four boys f1rst-round games
will be played tonight. The schedule:
7:00-CaStleton VS.. Broadway.
9:00-Capitol Avenue VS.. Bellaire.
1o:Oo-aFranklin, VS.; Central avenue:
will be played Tuesday. and finals Wednes-
day night. Franklin League. present cham
pion. is the favorite.
After being deadlocked 16 to 16. at the
half. Broadway EpWorth League oe4eateo
Greenwood M. F., AZ to 10; E. Epp 3td
while W. brakes long range shooting &C
counted for twenty of Greenwood's points.
Water company quintet swamped East
Tenth Street Merchants, 81 to IL. K.
Emory and H. Klein were outstanding for
the winners. For games, call Mr.. Hartley
Lincoln 1891. during the day.
Morgantown Green Lanterns handed
Greensburg Y. NJ. c. A. its first setback of
the season, % to IS, at Greensburg.
Greensburg holds victories over Docs Gang
from Taylorsville and other strong teams
GreenSburg led. II to 10. at the half. Dem
I'll Shireman and Marvin Baker topped
Lantern scorers, with Schrieber outstand-
ing for the losers. Lanterns played with
out the services of Roy Waltz star center.
Trinity surprised Zion defending cham
pion, in the Lutheran Basketball Associa-
ton, and handed the strong quintet, 40
tool lacing Sunday. Trinity took an
early lead and set the pace. throughout,
holding a 27-to-O advantage at the half
way mark. St. Paul. leader in the title
race. easily outpointed st. John, SO to 49,
In the third tilt. EmmauS Juniors came
from behind after trailing most of the way
to drop Zion Juniors, % to 20. Lester
Meyer of St. John won the weekly award.
Hardwood Kids lost to North Side Boys
Club in a double overtime tilt. SO to "a.
For games with Kids call Talbot 4161, ask
for George
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Riverside Olympics senior FIVE defeated
Memorial BaptistS Sunday. 90 to %, and
the Olympic B team downed Indianapolis
Pirates, "a to 20.
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KIRSHBAUM FIVE WINS
Jewish Cagers Drop B. g. O.; Jun
iOrS Also Triumph.

iOrS Also Triumph.
Abe zukerman and Harry Kemp
Ter led the Kirshbaums to 32-to-
% victory over the B. & o. five at
the Kirshbaum gym Sunday after
noon. B. & o. defeated Kirshbaum
several weeks ago.
Led by Lew Davis, KirShbaum
Bulldogs downed the American Set
Element in an overtime fray, So to
%. Irv Arnold also starred.
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Hardwood Kids lost to North Side Boys
Club in a double overtime tilt. So to "a.
For games with Kids call Talbot 4161, ask
for George
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XXTHAT to use as substitutes for
w speed skaters is a problem
that up to now has baffled those
who hold that the interests of in
ternational anlity and good will can
best be served by eliminating en-
tirely the human element, this be-
ing the big, spiritual motivation be-
hind the idea
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-08

VXTHEN one of the tea kettles
w is kicked off couple of guys
get in front of it with brooms and
sweep the alley out. They station
themselves at opposite angles from
the kettle and follow its dawdling
progress down the floor, increasing
or decreasing the broom action to
fit the demands of the situation.
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Lee Carmin and Fred Schleimer are
paired in the doubles and can be expected
to give a good account of themselves.
Johnny Fehr and Al Meyers will also be
closely watched by the railbirds.
Evening star., 1932-08-21
SALE-SUBURBAN.


NEW STUCCO HOUSE. 5 LARGE ROOMS,
bath. built-in tub, open fireplace, hot-water
heat. city water, gas. electricity. hardwood
house; constructor and material the. very
i5o cement walk; gutter and downspout.
croft ) blocks north on Spring ave. R. q.
YATES, owner and builder. Phone Claren-
don S57-J-t.
FOR SALE IN HYATTSVILLE-8-R SEMI
BUNGALOW. fireplace. hardwood floors. full
dry cellar, hot-water heat, garage. beauti-
fu grounds. paved street: close TO cars;
attractive price. terms. Located % Park
ave. Open. ERWIN REALTY co. Phone
Hyattsville 7s5.
4-RooM BUNGALOW, ONE ACRE AND
fruit 4 miles east OF Frederick. Md. Balti-
more highway r S Rinkles, Mt. Airy. Md.
VA HIGHLANDS. DS.-LIKE NEW. SIR, MOD
ern bungalow with sun parlor; newly nm
iehed inside and out with new gas range;
s4.So0 $3.50 cash. bal like rent. Also near
Jefferson Park. on the ridge. 5-r. bungalow,
oak floors. W h. large lot, garagc; a fore
closure; sscrif1cr, Si,s5O. terms to suit. Also
on Wilson Rlyd, new, S-r.. modern bunga-
low $3.50. will take good lo' or l-ton
truck as part payment; rest like rent. Also
in BailSton, near school and street car. 7-r
brick. INV h, larsr I. porcheS corner
lot with shade. viii sacrifice for $1,000
terms. $500 cash bal very easy. II you are
buying. rentins or selling, see j l.. Price,
Oakcrcst. Va, once. 202 Mt. Vernon ave.
Phone Clarendon 9f3
Evening star., 1932-08-21

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED; NEW
ave. Takoma Park, Md: ami; must be
seen to be appreciated; lot 1921 iax225 feet
double garage. Call mornings.
BEAUTIFUL. MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE.
a mi fireplace. h w. h.. built-in garage.
large yard Near Lee Highway. owner,
Falls Church 844-F-11.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE. CHAPEL RID. SEAT
Pleasant; lot 5Ox2O0 sheds for and
chickens; white section; one fare; $50. Key
with Mrs. Horace Wells next door. Address
Box 225-M. Star Office
BERWYN. MD.-ONE. BLOCK BALTIMORE
blvd. and Central ave; new BUNGALOW, dou-
Bile construction; S LARGE rooms tile bath.
shower, built-in tub. oak floors and chest
nut trim, h.-wh,. pantry. cedar closet,
lights. RANGE and refrigerator. Lots for sale.
houses built 10 order Plot 50x200: Apply
to owner, JOSEPH f. GOODKEY, Route l.
R F. D. Berwyn. Md. Phone Berwyn 337
Evening star., 1932-08-21
Actor Paws Fine Thrice.

LOS ANGELES. August 20 (P.-
Duncan Renaldo, film actor, was freed
yesterday from further prosecution on a
speeding charge on which he said he
paid three fines. A Superior Court
writ of habeas corpus.
Evening star., 1932-08-21
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
SPECIALS.

wheaton-Four Corners. A suburban
Eight farm. Very nice SurrounduEs Build
Acre ings very ordinary. $500. Just
Home. now offered.
For $500 this place combines fine
Fifty smooth land good house, large
Acres. barns. Fine outlook. main cement
Choice. highway. Olney vicinity.
In Sandy Spring section. with
Large modern house, large barn. May be
Stock had with your equity in city place
Farm. and cash added. See Mr.. JOHNSON.
North Washington Realty Co.,
1900 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring. Md.
Telephone Shepherd 24OO.
Evening star., 1932-08-21
WANTED-LOTS.

CASH PURCHASERS FOR LOTS IN CHEVY
Chase. American Univ. Park and Hillcrest.
F; M: Doyle, realtor, 927 18th st. NV.
Dist 1865.
BUILDER WILL GIVE ONE OR MORE
small houses fine investments) in exchange
for lots suitable to start immediate building
operations. Houses are located in conven-
construction. and well rented VIII bring bring
you good return in lieu of your unproduc-
tive lot s. A. YOUNG. Nat. 8733.