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APPOINTMENT
is APPROVED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 49,
Moscow today approved the APP
pointment of William c. BulIitt
as ambassador 20 Russia.
ROOSEVELT CLAIMS MOVE

Is WORLD AID
SAVANNAH. Nov. is.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today hailed Rus
sian recognition as a world aid,
and to the people Of Georgia he
expressed seorn on doubling
Ihomases" on his gold control
monetary program.
Before a throng assembled at
CONTINUED on Page Four
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WHERE TO GO

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TONIGHT
Air Station--Air Trips over
city.
Palace" Back Page"
Strand--''The Way to Love"
and "Hell and High Water"
TOMORROW
Air Station Air trips over city.
Palace" Back Page"
Strand-"The Way to Love-
and ''lIeli and High Water"
Navy Field--Miami Gesu W
ST. Joseph's. p. m.
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by a brilliant first magnitude star,
Deneb. Three bright stars are con-
tanned in the upright of the cross,
Deneb at the tip. Sadr, at the
point where the transverse crosses
the upright. and Albireo, at the
bottom.
1t is interesting to compare these
three stars. Deneb, a first-magni-
tude star, is the brightest Of the
three and beautiful white in color.
Sodr is second-magnitude star.
Albireo, less bright than Sadr, is a
third-magnitude star and topaz
yellow in color.
Two other third-magnitude stars
mark the transverse arm of the
cross. The one at the left end is
known as Gienah. No name for the
other has come down from the
ancients and astronomers call it
Delta since it is the fourth brightest
star Of the constellation.
Beautiful, dazzling white Venus,
twin sister planet of the earth, con-
tinues to be the brightest object in
the night sky. But it is now low in
the west and sets very early in the
evening.
Mars is to the west of Venus,
therefore, still lower in the sky and
it sets even earlier. On Oct. IA, Mars
and Venus will be in conjunction,
that is, very close together.
A distance of only l degree and Is
minutes will separate them. On
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-11
FEENEY OPENS
BANDIT PROBE
Goes to Dayton to Find
Cause of Failure to
Get DilIinger.

Al Feeney, state safety director,
went to Dayton, O., today to investi-
gate failure of Indiana authorities
to obtain custody Of John Dillinger,
who is wanted here on indictment
as one of the Massachusetts, Avenue
bank robbers.
Although both the Governors of
Ohio and Indiana signed extradition
papers for Dillinger. Indianapolis
police and the Marion county prose-
cutor failed to obtain custody. He
was turned over to Lima, O.,
Chief Michael MorrisSey charged
that Captain Matt Leach of the state
police was the cause of their failure
in that he aroused animosity of the
Dayton department. The state DO
lice are under Mr.. Feeney.
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Oct. %, Mars and the moon will be
in conjunction, a distance of 4 de-
grees and l minute separating them.
Saturn is the only planet visible in
the late evening sky. 1t is to be
found in the southwest sky and is
easily identified by its bright, but
solemn yellow color.
Jupiter is no longer visible in the
evening sky. 1t is in the morning
sky. but too close to the sun for OBJ
Servation this month.
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-UIetZ on Science
MANY BRILLIANT
STARS SEEN IN
OCTOBER SKIES
Some of Finest Jewels of
Northern Heavens
Greet GazerS.
-Dietz on Science
BY DAVID DIETZ
scripps- Howard Science Editor

Almost overhead. a little TO the
west and in the hazy track of the
Milky Way, the Northern Cross
shines brightly this month.
Not so famous as the Southern
Cross, it IS composed nevertheless
Of some Of the finest jewels Of the
northern heavens. Since a view of
the Southern Cross requires a trip
TO the tropics, let US get acquainted
with the one which can be seen
from our own back yards.
You should have no difficulty in
finding the Northern Cross. Sup
pose you begin by locating the Big
Dipper. This month it is very far
to the north, almost on the northern
horizon if you are doing your star
gazing between the hours Of and
$50.
The two end stars Of the dipper,
the pointers, point back up into
the sky to the North Star, which,
as followers of these monthly star
guides know. is the end Of the han
die of the Little Dipper.
Now still higher in the sky, and
about as far above the North Star
as the Big Dipper was below it, you
will find five bright stars making
a sort of letter wv" a wv" that
has been pulled slightly out of
shape.
This is the constellation of Cas-
tellation of Cassiopeia and it lies in
the Milky Way You will not see
the Milky Way if there are too
bright ground lights around you or
If the moon is bright
Next follow the track of the Milky
Way as it passes overhead. In it
just little west of the overhead
point you will find the Northern
Cross. It's head points to the east.
It's arms are stretched north and
south.
The top of the cross is marked
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Most Coughs
Demand CreomuIsion

Don't let them get strangle hold.
Fight germs quickly. Creomulsion
combines the best helps known to
modern science. Powerful but harm
less. Pleasant to take. No narcotics.
Your own druggist is authorized to
refund your money on the spot if
your cough or cold is not relieved
by Advertisement
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Boy, I, Killed by Auto

By United Press
BLOOMFIELD, Ind, Oct. IL
Wesley Owen Mcdaniel, 7, was
killed instantly late yesterday when
he walked into the path of an auto
mobile driven by James D. Neill.
The boy was on his way home from
school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31
Tribesmen, Colonels
Tangle at Louisville
Rivals Divide Sunday DoubIe-Header to Break Even II
Four Game Series; HooSiers Break Out in Nightcap
After BEING Banked for "a Innings.

All after four the Tribe and Colonies moved to
Louisville today hostes abbreviated reegame
They
Minneapolis Thursday
Kliers
with nghtcap Sundays bill Stadium
a
Johnny the
Colonel the Redskins Saturday night holding
this Jim hits
Ken Penner exTbman repeated the calcimnng the
of Sundays double Indians blows
couldn't bunch them
the they
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31
By Eddie Ash
Old Johnny Risko Makes Good on Promise
Hornsby, Mccarthy to Meet Again Aug. Is

Johnny RISKO Cleveland bakery boy heavyweight in
1881 said Some day I'll beat Tommy Loughran." The
statement sounded like empty bo.5t Loughran had just
defeated Risko the third time and the rngvse agreed
that John was all washed up The other night displaying
the best condition he has been since 1890 Risko met
Loughran again-and
Time after time Risko has back to defeat men
who beat him in their first encounter. He has lost third
aters only up with decision rst-class fighter
few weeks later
- =, t me Cate,ar % roorbe sr t5e los - Hcer woIknr
opne who defeated the ceander has learned he couldn't do it
enough
on Aug IS at sposmans park there will be an opportunity for
~ enepng eameramen to make an interesting picture For on
Mound Mccarthy
There among Mccarthy ornsby
Was named to succeed him back in 1880 It was to the effect that
and Iornby shaking hands and beamins at each other
MOST oOy trouble has been the result of his Druta frank
w speech and his absolute certainty Of his wisdom baseball
Ma ne rs NO man "hn ne was acting as manager OF the
let go blast that made the ceiling rattle and he traded the
Boston Braves There will be drastic change of the
affairs under Rogers The
to follow is ei9O Anoer angie nat VIII be interesting
dornSoy the great hitter managing the punches Brownss
OTTO DUTCH MILLER formerly Indianapolis was death on pop
- fouls when he was big league catcher He
BROOKLYN he has taught backsop
ar on the straight Lopez the
also is sure fire tossing base piferers.
K ING Chicago heavyweight boxer employs his sis
IN ter She the
Leang Levinky
trade She broke the
getting all Of her brothers
hsh market pedder lad he
ing his early days in the brought
Now the King has a fat roll sailed
II Toledo evetu finds position that
stumbling the Hens Will be in line to grab off
The looking
He weighs 203 and
Trooosy pitching outeldng filled in
at first base but destined
and hardly first Trosky
grabbed by Toledo and farmed out Quincy
in when the Three-I League folded
~ triple Tor Vcksourg IN 1927 Ed Het pitching
formerly oed under the of his grandfather
and three unclS played the old
doing relief hurting for his Winnipeg the
made
the Colonies money Pitching Columbia of
the old Sally Walt Tauscher
tie which only hit frames
JIM hey new addition to Kansas Ctys Blues hit fifteen
IN Virginia League game Three homers single
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31
ROGERS COPS FEATURE
RACE AT GARDEN OVAL

Johnny Rogers, Benton, Ill. won
the fifteen-mile feature race at Wal
nut Gardens speedway Sunday.
Rogers was substituting for Red
Campbell. injured in practice.
Harry McQuinn, local star, fin
ished second in the fifteen-mile
event and won the special helmet
race for the three fastest qualifying
cars.
Carl Beale, Knoxville, Tenn.
placed first in one five-mile race.
and Rogers triumphed in another.
Bill Foster won the consolation
dash. More than 1000 fans attended
Sundays program. Another is
planned for Aug. 10.
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defending titlist, in thrilling title
tuSSle at Fall Greek courts Sunday.
2-6. 60. 6-3. GA. Stubs PLAYED
the best tennis of his career to rap
Horst. who was defending his
laurels for the second consecutive
year
Eleanor Lauck retained her
women'S' singles crown for the
third year by dropping Mrs. Dor
othy Stephenson Stout. 6-3. ct. in
another bitter battle. and Frank
Campbell easily won the junior
crown from Harry Teegarden. 60
Go. Campbell and Dick Lutz an
nexed Junior doubles honors from
Teegarden and HeSselgrave. 6-3. 6-1.
Norman Won Burg won the boys
title. beating Jap Powell. GO. 60
Mems doubles finals today will
complete the title list. with Stubs
and Ralph Bradford battling Horst
and Gene Demmary.
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Dean Fans IL Cubs to
Crack Modern Record
st. Louis Beats Bruins Twice to Extend Winning Streak
Under FriSch to Six Straight: Van Alta Hurts
YankS to Win Over Senators.
BY JACK CUDDY,
United Press STAFF Correspondent

3l-Apparently inspired their
Cardinals clicked of straight
Frsch replaced Gabby the helm This boosted the
fifth third place the National League standing
Their improved hitting pitching the umphs
o
vrested third place from Chicago by taking both double
the Cubs. s.
and catcher Jimmy eighteen puou
better than the marks of modern performers approaching
figures of department.
Dean held the Cubs six hits while the Cards thirteen
hit attack Bush and Grimes headed by MedWcks
Louis the nghtcap when Jess Hane double
with the winning tally
Pittsburgh gained and half the
Giants by beating Cincinnati
and to giving the Pirates
consecutive defeats FREDDIE Inom hitting
games at twenty five in the opener
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31
Six Former Golf
Champions Enter

By JHifcd Press
NEW YORK, July 3l.-Six for
mer champions top the field of $50
golfers who will start play in twen-
ty-two sectional qualifying tomnevs
for the national amateur golf
championship at Cincinnati. OPEN
ing Sept. II.
They are Francis OuimaS of Bos-
ton, Max Marston of PHILADELPHIA.
Jess SWeetser of New York Jess
Guilford of Boston, Chick Evans of
Chicago and H. Chandler Egan of
San Francisco.
The sectional qualifications actu-
ally will produce 165 entrants. to
which will be added two exempt
players. c. Ross Somerville of Lon
don, Ontario, defending champion.
and Cyril Tolley Of England. whose
last-minute entry was accepted
Sunday.
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By DICK MILLER

TINE Indiana junior champion
Il ship got under way at Erskine
park, South Bend, today with a
large field and a large number of
them from indianapolis. Names of
the majority of these local boys are
familiar TO the readers Of this
column as they broke into print and
tournament golf in the annual In
dianapolis Times schoolboy golf
tournament.
z
Fritz Cox Of Terre Haute. champion Of
1852. vacated the throne during the last
year when he reached the 21-year-old
mark. favorite TO take possession is
young Billy Reed Jr.. champion of The
Times tournament In 1882. and runnerup
to Cox for the state title last year.
South Bend critics look with favor upon
young Dick McCresry Jr.. winner of the
1888 indianapolis Times championship and
are according him a big chance to win.
although he has not had the tournament
experience of Reed and others
OF course there is flock Of fine PLAYERS
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Ladies Night Planned for
Stadium Fight Wednesday

Women will be admitted free to
the grandStand at Perry stadium
Wednesday night when the Stadium
A. c. presents its third outdoor fistic
show Of the season. it was announced
today by Dale Miller. matchmaker. e
They Will be admitted free with or
without escort Miller said.
A pair of SiX-rounders were added
to the caId today. Lefty Nicholson.
smuggling Shelbyville 145-pounder.
tackles popular Pat Murphy of
Terre Haute in the top six. while
Petit Ferarer and Billy Owen.
Negro l75-pound rivals. also are
slated for six heats A four-round
opener Will complete the card.
Eddie Speaks Louisville light
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Red Sox Buy
Reading of NY-P
ByUnitcd Press

BIZ United Press
READING. Pa. July 3l-The
Reading club of the New York
PENNSYLVANIA Baseball League has
been sold to the Boston Red Sox.
1t was announced today by Robert
Quinn. owner Of the local franchise.
who formerly owned the Red SoX.
The sale of the Reading club was
to Eddie Collins. vice-president and
general manager. and Thomas Yaw-
key president of the Red Sox. They
VIII take charge of the team on
Tuesday, retaining Harry Liebold,
present manager.
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CaribaIdi, Marvin Head Mat
Program at Arena Tonight

gain fall on Jim Londos since the
latter gained the championship.
Garibaldi is rated enc of the most
colorful mat performers in the game.
Marvin is Of the rough type and has
shown to advantage in three local
bouts. He beat Dr. Ralph Wilson
here several months ago.
Irish Pat O'Shocker, Salt Lake
City redhead, clashes with FLOYD
(Frankenstein) Marshall in the semi
windup. and Milo Steinborn, Ger
many, meets Lou Plummer. former
Notre Dame athlete, in the opener
Plummer replaces Abe Kashey on
the card. the latter being injured.
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ton, and the first triumph since
1912.
All France desired to hold the
cup for one more year. thereby
tying the American record Of seven
successive Davis cup victories. But
Frederick Perry the English ace.
was largely instrumental in pre-
venting that when he defeated An
DIRE Merlin. a newcomer to inter-
national competition, in Sundays
last and decisive singles match, 40,
8-6, e. Us
Merlin and Perry started their
thrilling encounter after Henri Co.
chet, the dapper, little French mas
ter. had tied the series count a. two
matches each by turning back
Henry NJ. Bunny Austin Of Eng
land, ST. Ga, &c. Cd. GA
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F and 3. ArSi Sacker. smashed out two
homers. the first N the Nth inning tvinS
the score and his second in the seventh
win one on sending the winners out In
front. Pats scored IN the third stanza.
North Side Blues lost 20 RAYMOND street
Silo.es 20 Blues vii. play Standard
stone Sunday.
Bloomington Iron Flremen. city cham
p.onS. Wish 70 schedule road games FOR
AUG 8 and p. Write Gordon Shoultv
louo East First street. Bloom.ngton.
H,sh.are A. G. defeated PlainAelc 10
Q. Wilcox pitched for the A q ana a.
lowed only two hits while striking out
e.gst. Highlands Will practice a. Spades
WEDNESDAY morning AZ q. n. For games
in September. car Alva Russell. Ch 5s55
Clove-dale Crews outSluEEed St!lesville
for l2-to-l0 victory Sunday az StlASvflle
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Races Start
ByUnifcd Prcss

81 United Prcss
CHICAGO. July 81. - Chicago's
Oldest race track. Hawthorne. opens
a thlrty-day race meeting today.
Two OF the years most important
races will be held at Hawthorne.
The SIS 900 added Hawthorne Gold
Cup on Aug. "a will see c. V. Whit
ney's great 5-year-old thoroughbred.
EquipoiSe, making one of his last
turf appearances.
The 43-year-old Chicago Derby
will be revived on Sept ?, the final
day of the first meeting. to settle
the disputed 3-year-old title.
A 81 across the board wager will
be instituted at Hawthorne to re-
place the old 81 across the board
bet.
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weight. arrived Sunday and went
through spirited drill at Victory
gym IN preparation for his sched-
uled ten-rounder with Tony Scio-
limo. Buffalo star. Speaks appeared
TO be in fine condition. The New
York warrior arrives today and was
TO establish training headquarters
this afternoon at the Washington
A. c. gym
Henry Hook. crowd pleasing ban
tamweight, continued drills TODAY
Tor his eight-round semi-windup
with Henry Mareno, Evansville
Mexican Slugger.
Seats now are on sale at Spaldings
and reservations may be made bv
calling Perry stadium.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31

Nationally known heavyweight
grapplers will provide the action on
tonight's wrestling card of the Her
cules A. C. at Sports arena, Penn
sylvania and North streets. Three
matches are on the program, the
first at $50.
Interest in tonight's show CEN
ters chiefly around the feature en-
counter between Gino Ciaribaldi,
Italian star, and Tom Bulldog
Marvin, Oklahoma Indian. Carl
baldi comes highly rated with tri-
umphs over a list of topnotchers
He is one Of but three grapplers to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31
INDIAN TESTS BURNS

Chief Little Wolf, Indian grappler
has been signed to meet Cyclone
Burns in one of two main events
being planned by Jimmie McLemore
for Friday nights wrestling card at
the South Meridian arena. Reg
Allen will meet an opponent yet &c
be named in the other main event,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31
H. A. C. POLO CHAMPION

For the second straight year,
Hoosier A. c. team holds the city
water polo championship. winning
the 1883 crown Sunday with a 6-to-
triumph over Longacre at Riviera
Club.
Five goals in the last five min
utes. after trailing 10 l at half
time, gave H A. c. the victory be-
fore 5000 fans. Klezmer OF II. A c.,
who was high scorertof the tourney
with ten goals. received the sports
manship trophy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31
RH0DIUS SWIM VICTOR
Betty GRADER of Antlers is Indi-
vidual Star of Meet.

Rhodius swimming team won he
city recreation department weekly
carnival for the third consecutive
week Sunday, scoring IS points.
Willard was second with D.
Betty GRADER lone Antlers hotel
entry. won individual honors and
third place in the team event with
10 points
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31
British Regain Davis Cup as
Perry Turns Back Merlin

BIZ United Prcss
PARIS. July 31.-After twenty
long years of campaigning, an Eng
lish Davis cup team left for Lon
don today carrying with it the huge
silver bowl and tray that symbol
ICES world tennis supremacy. pos
sessed by France for the past six
years.
The British wrested the Davis cup
from France Sunday, three matches
to two, in the challenge round at
Roland Garros stadium, marking
the sixth British victory during the
twenty-nine years Of cup competi-
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H00SIER IN TITLE RACE
By Times Special

CHICAGO, July 3l.-One Hoosier
remained in the fight for the ma
tional horseshoe pitching crown as
the final days play started today.
Jimmy Risk. Montpelier. was
fourth with thirteen wins and three
defeats, one game behind the trio Of
leaders who were tied with fourteen
victories and two losses. They were
Blair Nunamaker, defending cham
pion; Charles Davis Of Kansas City,
and Theodore Allen Of California.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31
HALL WINS AT FUNKS:
ROSE CRACKS RECORD

By IHfcf Prose
WINCHESTER, Ind. July 81. -
Ira Hall, Terre Haute. won the
twenty-mile feature race and two
preliminaries at Funk Speedway
here Sunday. Halls time for the
twenty-mile event was 26.2O min
utes.
Cooper Gerling Dayton. O.. won a
preliminary. Clay Corbitt, Colum-
BUS o. suffered dislocated shoul-
der when his car overturned.
Maurie Rose, Dayton. set a track
record when he qualified in 22.5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31
City SoftbaII Gossip

Indianapolis Flashes. Em-Roe SUNDAY
hitienban League champions, viii meet
an a4.-s.af AGGREGATION representing the
?. N. Included in the hne-up 81 he
City Hail team are Tony H.nkie. WALK
Aicdleswcrth. Nipper Scanion Pofsy
Clark. Noonan. stan FEEBLE BOB Kenv
Dick Mills. and Heine Goetf The FLASHES
VIII iTa>el % Piaga. O.. next SUNDAY 10
meet an al-Siar team picked from the
various leagues o. that city The lineup
Cuiiivan Shuttieworth Barr. Mack case
Martin. Shaw. and LLOYD The teams viii
Use ten men each. according 10 Spaldlnrs
rules.
meeting 81 the managers OF all teams
entered IN the, city softbail tourney spon-
sored By the Indianapolis Softtau Fedora
ton. will be held tonight at o. N. al 40
Majestic building. AL managers notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31
ELLENBERGER PLAY OPENS

Play in mems singles featured to-
days opening action in the Ellen
berger tennis tourney. Joe Stubbs.
newly-crowned city parks champion.
heads the field Action started to-
day in boys and junior singles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31

A gallery Of
1000 saw the title
contenders turn
in an anti-cli-
mactic spotty
brand of golf in
the final round
after their bril-
liant perform
ances in previous
rounds.
The non cham
pionship caliber
of the play is in
dicated in the
fact that West
land was one up
at the end of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31
Cubs Release
Veteran Grimes

BIZ Times Special
ST LOUIS. July 31.-Burleigh
Grimes is looking for job. The 40
year-old spitball pitcher was given
his unconditional release by the
Chicago Cubs after pitching in the
first game OF Sundays double header
here
Grimes broke in with Pittsburgh in
1916. He has pitched for six Ma
tional League clubs-Giants, Braves,
Cardinals. Cubs, Pirates and Brook
Ign.