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The Washington times., 1933-03-17

baked. Today you'll find that Won
der Bread is Washington's favorite.
May we tell you few things
about it, things that every woman
with family ought to know? Won
der Bread is slo-baked. This means
that every loaf of Wonder Bread is
given plenty of time in the oven. ..
plenty of time to develop the full
flavor and goodness of the choice
things that go into it.
Wonder ingredients are the finest
Evening star., 1933-11-07

1osD 40 TODD ST; N:E-5 ROOMS. BATE: ALI,
sse month. Can lfE. coil -
5s2 18th ST. Me- ROOMS Ann 1xTa.
month nsmx Dapefsd and painted open. SIS :
Evening star., 1933-11-07

aA Save on Your Rent
||| REAL VALUES
lI|II 1854 w. Va. NE. $500
kitchen With tSzns Susn SfSe. bsd a. room. s:sS
screened porch. rear yard; Bryant gas
l||I 5615 7th St. NV. $32.S so
I||| bath. Bryant gas heater. Ffigidsire.
Hill 1924 Concord Ave. NV, $3s. so
Till Apt !; Bright living room. large bed
Hill EEHs Es Sat5 kitchen hen Eith suiittn dnstte set.
I|IIl| screened porch. Bryant gas heater and
|IlI|I 2111 18th 81. NV. sAo m
||IIII y large rooms. kitchen and bath.
|l|l|I 1722 w. Va. Ave. NE. $40. 90
|lIIIi n apt 2. Large. bright living room.
|I|I|I al. aalnstte. tile bath with buiit-in tub.
||l| Ss2s Colo Ave. NV. $4f.oo
|IIlll apt: 4. Reception hall. living room,
|ll|I| screened porch. Frigidaire. Bryant gas
ll|l 1919 N st. NV. $4z 20
I||ll Frigiddtre
Hill yust north Of Thomas Circle ans
IIIIi within walking distance OF doTntozEnnd'
Reception ha brist sRasi iya ana toon car Inc Sss
It'll loom. kltchen and bath. Garage space
l|Il available. Janitor service. ''ese
Till 1905 Georgia Ave. NV, s47.go
Hill r.;-,r9;. looms. Kitchen and bath. Electric
|||l $40 Buchanan ST., NV, s5O.Oo
I|| yTeocn: kitehen and BATH. Eises1ic EiSc rec rec
Hi 3435 Brown 81. NV. s5o.0o
M roo sesRiea ainesse hss stah.alv lvins sssh rem
|||I EXCELLENT LOCATION
vi 1850 Clydesdale Pl. NV.
Hill ,,.. oyerlookins Rock Creek Park.
Hi conv.niens sf'e 70 Stores 81 sssa oar rs GSl "a
|I|I| $3.50 Front apt. reception haii' Iiv-
|||| and shower '-'u sup
N LARGE FRONT APIS
ln 1906 Arkansas Ave. NV.
|lll 18TH and Varnum--Frigidaire
I'LL Near NesD Roosevelt HIGH
jIII convenient to Car Line and Stores
Ill $500 Reception hall. living roorn
:. a., PEG room, dining room, kiich.
Hi en-, tiled bath with built-in arr ~+S
II shower; all oHtside roorss suo ana
= I4th & K CAFRFTZ pI. soso
sEEINED GoLoRED-l7fO T ST wv.
rooms. kitchen. bath ana ineios.a" 49,. .,.
ss ng porch; s4o- Phone North 10000 Apt.
aIoaPs s. saa hSs VT .EseN ysSltSsT :--5T;.s
o11 .conqltion: rent reasonable T.T
l1la5: pnone MA. 1881; 43O 6th st NV
FOR COLORED.
ISL Ccrcoran ST. n.w-4 large. hravtt
ovsi y, posSn; patn;. reduced rent: newly re-
onoIIoneo. AppH ianitor; agent. Ma. 9si6.
. ,odD TODD 81: NE--5 ROOMS. BATE: ALI
AZ :41srn r,ar.s ssmpr9ysmsnts; nevE decorstsd;
- ~ = s.ss5z.-.: Sa4 NJ. 901l.
~ sxly 18th ss,ssra -; Me- sI ROOMS AND BATH:
Evening star., 1933-11-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-UNF
144o N ST. Nw:-FRsr FLOOR, LARGE
s1sor ssrTcs PSone Noh sas
65 NJ ST. .N.w.-s45.00 AND S47.50; 5
car lines; walking distance Of downtown.
$500 ST. WALKING DISTANCE
downtown; rooms, kit, bath. free refrig.
ssoR a. isass as.n sf
Bldg. Is
THE wEsTcLIFFE. 1863 COL Rp-TWo
3-room apis. and one Groom apt; nrst-class
THE BOND. 1880 N. n. AVE. NW.-2 r..
esyssor: sssiSsnt s9S @snasss asss reirs
ooH Of lssh ssmy aF house,
sunny back porch, back yard; near car line;
heat and sgsn garags furnished; rent s6SSo
Two beautiful spts,.. ali outside rooms. fac:
ing Nd. ave. and 9th st.; one 2-room and
sas sE1S% sas aP cn Hh ous. a '9a 9s
soS e ssssE sssE sf'sff s's
1441. HARVARD ST. NV,
hans. rooms; cSr kit and bath; Trtsidaire on
Ss,S Ssdo eth Ew5Ms ,d@s Rooms SKITcHsM
14th & GIRARD N.w-FoUR-RooM APT,
Nkitchsn; bath and porch; reas. rent. Call
iishted;. electric refrissTstion; ressonabie
rent. Apply on premises. Sc
sass Dafs 5sS s. ana ..s
Fsity sSs tgrnishss nsss outside exposure;
rooms. reception hall and bath; cheerful;
WStey ca EoSsa coS n Sumner wen heated
Two 1ns aARoE s5 ROOMS AMP BATE
ffgS aTe
THE THE NOTTINGHAM; 2124 Sl ? 81. Nw;IS
orator; reasonable rent. See janitor or call
Two Groom apartments and one 3-room
BRooKLAND-IDEAL APARTMENT. EN-
bath and back porch. 10I6 Kearney ne. ~
1923 18th ST. N.w.-3. LARGE ROOMS
and and bath; entire noor available immediately:
bsySodS TWO Rooms: S: KITCHEN TILE BATH;
and back. 403 H st. ne.
WooDRIDGE, D. C.-LOvELY HEATED
SO asI saPsn sesSyass s. entrances
bath with shower Frizidaifs; larse yards,
SSSSASN bOASh WAAASNas We - SA40Ats
252S Pa. ave. Sc
5o2 EAST CAPrTOL-ENTIRE FLOOR. 8
large rooms ,s. and private bath; Just redsc9,.
1aas 1aas 3Ar sT.S "a B A.D .Da 5 So vn
HENRY 1i Y scHAFErERT. $50 spc John MarsSSii & n
OPPOSITE, COOKE SCHOOL. g524 18th
st. .n.w.-3 rooms. reception hall. kitchen.
bath, S1tssd.ipo porch; newly decorated $3.50;
fse Tefris,. gas; coatin. sV elevator. l switch
fSons PS f' BATH Hs5s5o '0siisu' Also Gsa'os and
room apis.
Rs kIt Free saisl SS5Fs4 1855 large rooms rec.
523 18th ST N,E.-THREE ROOMS, KITCH-
en- and bath; good condition. Rent reason
sSosSs. ESmen f4o ssossnW Hs ises HEIa
aire; large tiled bath with shower: roii-away
bed In closet, 24-hour elevator and teie-
2noae ssrvss ae. asSdent nth New
am tie BATE new s3Sss: neHg hHs deeorsssa; Es
OIL heat supplied garage near schools,
stores. cars; large porch. shady yard. 2i7
FIVE EVE s5aa frsas sorss! sss
ers Ees 1901 Tssf "a
porch, D. D.. ses.oo. 1905 Newton@s-r. ton r
basement apt. $500. 1888 Pa. ave. Sc
"a sS. slS. b ME ssa 1888 SS rM saaS oaYS
3o32 @ ST. INVEST STREET m
GEORGETOWN. 3 rooms, bath. inciosed porch
hGdsafa5Ts; iicnsi dTss. THos. =. FARRELL CO. Ma
THE MADRR.. 18th AND KAIORA1A-
ali outside; newly decorated slec reiri9eraa: isera:
ton: reduced rents: $3.50 to s5T.50.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
sALE-AuToMoBnEs.

SALE-AUTOMOb1LE
sTUDEBAKER 1927 sedan; new paint, fine
running condition; S107; pay only 81 cash.
Nolan's. Conn. ave. and ST. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1881 End series Commander
8 de luxe sedan; wire wheels. chromium
metal tire cover. all new tires. trunk, orisi-
Senator. S4S5. Norris & Young. Inc. 2o1s
14th So. NO. 3949
STUDEBAKER 1891 President brougham;
beautiful black body with cream trim. 9
and other extras; spotless interior and
backed by Lee D, Buffers guarantee. See
this beautiful car today. Priced low at S745.
Chamnlain st. co: 5000.
AUTOMOBILES at wescnIers auto auction.
o2S II st. NV, every Wednesday and Satur.
day. 10 am Usually good assortment
Evening star., 1933-11-07
ROOMS-FURNISHED.
Continued

ROOMS-FURNISHE
tContinued.)
ATTENTTON-Prices uneaualed: large airy
rooms, with private bath or running water.
or doub So Weekly up The Westmnste
1907 18th st. NV. Also cheaper rooms.
439 K ST. NV, Apt. 3-very large; gas,
electricity furnished; gas oven; convenient
215 3rd ST. sE.-Two well furnished rooms,
1900 MASS AVE. NV. Apt. AZ, De Soto;
furnished rooms; settled couple or refined
Terms reasonable.
1852 NEWTON ST. N.w.-2nd-fioor room,
asxt ss p1yass s9 bath iss sonshern clos
l431 FAIRMoNT N.W.--Base. apt, private
ath. shower, So wk., So so; 1st floor. Ink,
So rent allowed for services.
1921 r. l. .(Scott Circle)-Desirable home:
ss single
2022 18th ST. N.w.-warm. twin beds; at
tractive home; cont. h: w., phone. INV.
heat: 81 single. So double.
COLORED-12O2 Q st. NV. corner ver--
mont ave.-LarEe room. Ink. and small
coLoRED-ls9e 18th ST. NV. Apt $
fences: private bath; with two In family.
ROOMS-UNFURNIS
1146 MORSE ST. N;E-Three rooms. kitch-
sa,,sI en- ana % bath; beat gas eiec furnished
211 g INVITES bright rooms. newly pa
pered. e painted h,-wh:; " elec.' gas sink bath
ROOMS-FUk. AND UNFUR
2s04 9th ST. Me- rooms Ink. IL
ROOMS AND BOARD.
1888 18th N.W:-gusNEss WOMEN DE
LIGHTFuL ACCOMMODATIONS: CLEAN.
1918 VERMONT AvE-select front. twin
single. S35;. garage ME-. 7204.
2116 BANCROFT PL N.W-Attractive. dou-
ble room twin beds; excellent meals; reason
l410 10th N.W-Attrac. accommodations
for discriminating people; spacious entertain
ing rooms; excellent food service; reas- Ia
I43 11th ST. s.E.-Room for Q men. with
board; home cooking: rent reasonable.
$500 10th sT-wen furnished front room,
twin beds; excellent meals; young people;
very reasonable: by week or month.
I712 EYE ST. N.W.-Within walking dis
tance Of Govt. depts:; desirable rooms, 20 ex.
2717 QUARRY RID. NV. near 10th and
Col rd.-Single vacancy for man in nicely
furnished home also seAs double room after az
1909 18th ST. NV, cor: st-Front,
single double; c.. b. W., plenty heat; parlori
new management. Owner.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. spacious grounds, ten
mis- court; real home cooking and PRIVILEGES;
garage, unlimited phone; reasonable. CL-
1852 HARVARD ST. NW.-LArge. furnished
room; ; End door: ,u running water; best home %.
HILLCREST, $500 18th N.W,--Large second
floor room. suitable for family. private bath;
also other rooms, all outside; always b. w.;
hot bread; rates reasonable.
ATTENTION. zoos Columbia I'd. NV
why not live in exclusive homelike place?
cookins; ami: $s weekly. De. 1902. -
1915 10th ST. N.W.--Bed-livins room; two
young men; twin beds; splendid meas;
S32. 90 each. 1O-
1873 MASS. AVE, Scott Hall-Beautiful suite.
double. single rooms, running water: delicious
balanced meals; walking distance; reasonable.
1913 18th NW.-S35; double room, twin
beds, unlimited tel: selected food; con-
genial club for young people.
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
123 NORFOLK ST. Clarendon, va.-Neat
room at bus stop; will take chlloren; nome
cooking. Phone Clarendon 1911.
zoos WILSON BLVD. Clarendon, Va
Large front double room, private lavatory;
convenient to bus; reasonable. Clarendon 6lo.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
E7oT5 MAN AND TWO CHIIDREN reason
Evening star., 1933-11-07

WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR MAN AND TWO CHILDREN reason
able near school. Address Box BOOK. Star
ONCE.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
RooMs-FURNISHED.


sa25 n ST; N.Y. second ssscsn5., floor front
water. sink. s' '-' 80 60
1st.a ad4 ash ST newly
hot water, telephone; $50 to S46 mo. 10'
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS at $1,000
monthly up stu available for the Winter
1923 21st ST. NW.-Large. attractive front
room; also single room: excellent neighbor-
hood: continuous hot water. 10e
1880 BILTMORE ST. NW;:-Large. front
room @d ssr nnss
1929 18th ST. N.W-Bed room and Kitchen
cite aptss, $3.50 and $3.50 weekly; to re-
1873 18th Nw.-1st-fioor room Kit. sink
$3.50 wk.; Ink; man share room. separate
1soS kALoRAMA s.1 AM ADsdinsIs and n dOu9s a1s
heated: every comfort and convenience; rea-
600 L ST. 62s EYE ST. N.W.-1 and 2 r.,
Ink. everything furnished: S5 per week up
room. bath; Ink. and sleeping rooms;
clean, n.-W:n .
l435 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Close in; Al bed
pSon scs Sata m s
1852, GIRARD N.w.---warm room, large
closet running o1s56 Ss optU1fa pcofars Ss
rage.
1920 EYE ST. 1near White House5-Attrac-
tive single, double, with running water;
phone; garage; refined home.
1884 CONNECTICUT AvE.-Double room
with board. Ivy Terrace.
1927 GIRARD-single room. 81 week; also
double room: pom: priyate kat bath; good location;
1911 EMERSON ST. NW-Lovely second
floor front room. adjoining bath; all con-;
det'd dwl GE. S666.
1921 18th ST. NV Downtown; large,
clean. Ink front room. for 2 adults; So
92a M ST. N.W.-Furnished rooms for Ink,
second-foor apartment.
1852 COLUMBIA RD.-Large. double room
Rssa s aso ns soam sSas ecHPs I
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 wk.. single rms. !:
double, 81; steam heat baths, inst. n. W.;
maid serv.: hall rn.. So 80: men. AID. 1923
Ss.S 81 sss.E sEsss
TWO BLOCKS NORTH WARDMAN HOTEL
Unusual guest room. private bath; VIII ap:.
IF Gsss ss% s !sass S ss
1885 lIth ST. N.W.-Ist-foor front sitting
room room ssh ss ..spnf a5 fOo $3.50 Small sk
lsl5 sTlEargs doxntO%n room for gen
vate home.
CENTRAI,-Cozy. for nice girl, Comfortable
fr. hv.-bed rm.. large closet. clean. refined;
c. b. W; phone; references. 1925 18th.
aor oEAEToa ossss ANssx rooms. s9ss ps ss1ss
building; comfortably furnished; each with
running water; near showers; 24-hr. switch
board and elevator service; S2b.b0 mo. up.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
SALE-AUToMOBILES.

Used Parts-TRUCKS, CARS.
All makes and models, glass installed at
the lowest prices. General repair work.
ROBERT HERSONS AUTO EXCHANGE,
70 Fla Ave. NE North 1040S.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS. EVERY LOCA,,
sn sFce NA and rs eTs wss sar
,Ss. pAsK bah hD :tstTy SE FS9Ms SSona
Electric refrigeration; continuous hot water
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HOTEL.
and rs soo @ Pash
day. week. month: reasonable. Ma. 6426.
WNTOWN-UNIQUELY FURNISHED. 1
sYI 6ART f. dTssi dT4i T. p aTe reDlsse R@
enette, bath, refrigeration; reasonably suit
1920 HARVARD N:w%2 Front Rooms.
CO. 5000. See ianitor.
1115 ST. NW.-Two-ROOM. FRONT
apartment, newly decorated, gas. electricity.
steam heat. linens. dishes. silver: $50. q.
sdE eB.AsS RBARk 81 nlosA fa2hsh.a AyG
and kitchenette: porches: s45. sH: 2645.
sTUDIo-CHEERY, COY ToP FL, ] R.,
immacuiate' H se1 euet; oVfs; ehw: Adults 1888
rooms, room = nswiy decorated nsssIya furnished;
weekly; basement apt. SIS; rooms. S3,50.
$50 wK.NEW V ! A RM;; La KIT IT; PRIV. PRIVATE
g. scdefs Home soas s5a5 ad wsTdsr hG
1889 CHAPLIN sT.-oNE LARGE. FRONT
tric M light telephone; very reasonable.
214 End ST, N.E.-ENTIRE FLOOR; TWO
bed rooms, large combination dining room.
ing room, kitchen, bath; inst. heater, elec.
refrigeration. gas, elec.: $40. co. 2sSl
DOWNTOWN. NEAR WHITE HoUsE-REA-
sonable rent; rooms. kitchen. bath. beauti-
fully furnished 534 goth st. 9.
TAKodA. 613. CARROLL AvE.--ATTRAC-
gas, radio. phone: private home; $50. SH.
PACING ROCK CREEK PARK@ ROOMS.
Ssth Sso & Ssd Tsa SIS
terrace below 18th and Newton.
2920 ONTARIO RD., Mr., 18th & COL. RD.
KIT sas free sds rsrf fros Also unnr
OPPOSITE COOKE SCHOOL. 1884 nth
Enclosed porch; s57.50; Frigidaire Included.
1sss Ey1Na ST NEWIx
bath. porch. gas. cleo: 2nd floor: reasonable.
AL N NsT.--2. AND ROOMS. KITCHEN
dstancs dna Sssn rens MES s4o5o to s5osS
624 HAMILTON ST. N.w.-ENTTRE SEC
electric refriEerator: reasonabie.
TEE Eg EFEA A HGEHqx Gar sfs As2 2tS SqPE NW
ME. 1947. NIGHT. GE. 1896. II.
4227 9Th ST. NV, CORNER OF vARNUM
-First floor. large room and kitchen. every
thing furnished. S35 month.
MODERNISTIC APT, ENTIRE FIRST
floor. new home, beyond Foxhall Village
Grand piano Electrolux; magnificent view:
S42 so. Turn right, 800 Conduit I'd. to
woody PARK-S-RoOM APT. INST;
water heater electric refrigerator. screened
sleeping porch. garage. 1880 Garfield st.
1919 o ST.. N.w|NICELY FURNIsHED
inc LH incf | gas and I hsht; % Walsins d1stance s
THE CECIL--lO26 l5th--6 MOS OR LONG.
er; 4 rooms, kitchen. bath, porch; 8 ex-
posures; abundant sun Light: quiet, eleEant-
snd 1858 gass aes
1879 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. COR
c.h.w. Also 2 basement rooms Apply janitor.s
MONTAGUE ST. N.W.-ENTIRE SECOND
house adults only. GEorgia 4044.
BACHELOR WITH 5-RoOM. -2-BATH APT.
desires Q bachelors or married couple as CO.
tenants: maid service meals etc. West
chester Apts. s43-B.
PARK LEE. 1850 PARK Rp; = UNUSUAL
valuei livine-bed room, spacious dressing
room. dinette, kit, bath; S45. AID. 1882.
So, IL
Evening star., 1933-11-07
RENT-FLATS.

r,Is,s ISL Cczccran So. n.w-4 large, BRIGHT
e0no..loneo: Appy ianitor; agent, Ma. 63is.
The Washington times., 1933-06-05

Canada
New York funds in Montreal. $110
premium at $4,000.
Montreal funds in New York. $110
discount at $1,000.
The Washington times., 1933-06-05
WASHINGTON STOCKS
SALES

SALES
Washington Railway and EleC-
trio preferred, 10@8612, 10@861a
Mergenthaler Linotype, 100
e6lz, 10@2212.
AFTER CALL
Washington Gas SIS, 1860, $500
010212, 5000 1929.
Washington Railway and Elec-
trio preferred. 10686l2.
Potomac Electric IS, 1858, $1,000
@1071a.
Anacostia and Potomac Railway
SIS, $4,000 q, 42l2.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-05-25
Business Me]0

Sketches OF the leading business institutions a
space each week. Behind every business big or litl
on business are men who have established themselves
affairs They are your neighbors
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-05-25
BrOsius Brothers and Gormley, Inc.
NNNNNNNN


One OF the outstanding automobile firms in the
county is operated by Brosius Brothers and Corn
ley, lnc This company first began business in Rock
Vile IN 1922 after operating at Beallsville as the
Brosius Brothers from 1917 to 1922 The property
where the firm is located was purchased from
William Bean.
Bernard T. and E. R. Brosius took J. Harry Corn
ley into partnership with them on their Rockville
venture. Bernard Brosus is president of the COM
pany, E. r. Brosius, Vicepresident and general man.
ager and Mr.. Gormley is secretary-treasurer All
three are prominent in the business and social life
of the county seat
Brosius Brothers and Gormley Inc, are agents for
Une Studebaker, Rockne Hudson and Essex auto
mobiles. They also handle General Electric equip
ment The plant was expanded three years ago.
Bernard Brosius is president of the Rockville
chamber OF Commerce and takes a great interest in
che development of Rockville. Harry Gormley is
president OF the Montgomery Country Club and also
active IN the civic affairs of the town E. Brosus
Is always ready to aid in any county or town activity
All three men are married. Bernard married Miss
dorothy Colt and has child E. r. Married Miss
bertha Schaeffer. They have four children. Mr.
Gormley's wife was formerly Miss Everette STRAIT
myer.
Miss Rose Dawson, the capable bookkeeper and
Office manager OF the firm is of the main
Tor the success of the company. There are nine
statesmen and shop employees
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-01
By Joe Williams
II Horses Are DOped, What of Players?
Drugstore Racers Don't Always Win
Hard to Eradicate Needle Workers

NEW YORK, Aug. IA platoon of Uncle SANS coppers
swooped down upon frowzy loerers at Chicagos
Arlington track the other afternoon and before you
could say My goodness gracious the turf had another
smelly scandal in its lap
svooping squad
oterers marched off the
to make them get and places at strategic moments
While the machine and
the friend
heles when could have
persuaded practices detailed above not only usaoe
but very thoughtful indeed
plan % do
who hoopa the hides of bosses but
whatever and they Will fail
back finish what they started.
about them?
They dopd plenty
that? When a boss slips pill to plunge, that is
THE doping
after needle scale
workers long time
either the machinery the ingenuity
to eradicate them
hopped-up everybody knows step
Just he probably thing
A bosses beaten of day
the point mae
revelations must be mighty interesting showing they that add
ton all the known hazards that
unfathomabe
This department has never felt mortal sin for anybody
vest couple Of
has failed the Pensioners against the uy
to make business Of betting 1t simply can't be done
Tor department betting
for New York state 1t still feels the legislature
provision. other
open. regulate il and collect muh-needed
The bosses day during the the
biggest cash businesses in the state and egahze it? It
have asked TINS question several times before
kidding when
frettng about the bosses and start find
gentlemen that bet them report Just
how they happen TO get that
When right those
bosses dpes and not say anything about the gents who play
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-01
Caribaldi Is
Mat Winner

Indianapolis mat fans cheered
new hero today-Gino Garibaldi,
rough and tough Italian heavy
weight. who pinned Tommy Marvin,
Indian bulldog at Sports arena
Monday night.
After losing the first fall in six
teen minutes. Gino came back to
take the next two in sixteen min
utes and twenty-one minutes Mar
win applied his famed chinlock to
take the opener. forcing Garibaldi
to say uncle" or its Italian
equivalent. A series Of slams. CHI
NAKED by half nelson and crotch.
gave Gino the second fall. In the
deciding tumble. Garibaldi sgain
was caught in Tommy'S chinlock.
out broke the hold and copied the
match with back slam.
Garibaldi displayed plenty of
speed and ability to take II" re-
mindirg fans Of Londos IN his
grapRing style The fray proved
10 By one of the best staged here
on the Hercules A. c.
The prclims failed TO provide the
expected color. Irish Pat O'Shocker.
smiling re6head. easily disposed OF
FLOYD Marshall after twenty-four
minutes OF rough action. while Milo
Steinborn gained the referees de-
.iSion after thirty minutes OF tus-
sling with Lou Plummer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-01
Bobby Dale
Cops First
Local Golfer Easy Winner
in Junior Play: Other
Leaders Survive.

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Aug. l.
Shooting a IS. even par. on the
first nine holes of Erskine course
here, Bobby Dale, Indianapolis,
posted the widest margin of vic
tory in the first round of match
play in the state junior golf tour
nament here today. Dale defeated
John Hagey. South Bend up and
6 to play. Bob Hamilton. Evans
vile, medahst in Mondays quail
flying round with a par 20. carded
a 80 for the first nine, and defeated
Nick Garbacz. South Bend, 6 up
and to play
Other first round results we're:
Harold Brewer. LAFAYETTE. defeated Ed
McNabnev, Anderson. and 2.
James Crouch. FortvilIe, defeated Dave
oivey. indianapolis. End {.
Harry Yelch. indianapolis. defeated Tom
MraShl. Culver. ] up. 10 holes.
Walter Kroll. South Bend. defeated
Harry Guzroske, Michigan CITY, l up. 20
holes.
Gene PulIiam Jr. Lebanon. defeated
Harold Gross. Kokomo. and ).
John Figura, Gary. defeated Bill Hughes.
indianapolis. and ?.
Carl CuItice. Culver. defeated Robert
Laycoch indianapolis. ] IN.
Richard McCresry. Indianapolis. defeat
ed Ned Roland. indianapolis. and ?.
Harry Allison, Rochester. defeated Tom
O'Haver, Bloomington, and l.
daft I'D CurfC
Thomas. Gary. and ?.
Keith Campbell. Logansport. defeated
Marvin Hickman. Indiana polls. and ;.
Billy Reed Jr.. Indianapolis. defeated
Walter Chapman. indianapolis and :.
Fred Lloyd. indianapolis. defeated. Fred
Gronauer, indianapolis. 2 and l.
Tony Petric, indianapolis defeated Al
LanEford Anderson. up. 10 noles.
Topped by Dick McCreary. Indian
apolis Times school boy champion,
who fired a spectacular II Monday,
thirteen capital city youngsters
were among the thirty-two qualifiers
who started match play here today.
Two eighteen-hole rounds Of
matches were scheduled for today,
reducing the title field to eight be-
fore nightfall.
Leon Pettigrew of Pendleton,
Hoosier high school champion, pro-
vided tn biggest disappointment of
the day when he failed to qualify
firing a dismal 83. Kenneth Doble-
bower of Lafayette, 1882 medalist.
also faltered and was outside with
an 3d.
Harold Brewer of Lafayette was
named president of the Indiana
Junior Golfers Association Monday
and the Lafayette Country Club
awarded the 1884 tourney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-01
Horse Jury
Has Parade
% Turfmen March Before
Investigators of Dope
Charges.

NH HHNfN fftH
CHICAGO. Aug Twenty-Five
race horse owners. trainers and
stablemen paraded past the federal
grand jury late Monday TO tell what
they know Of doping" race horses
at Chicago tracks.
Leslie f. Salter, special attorney
general, meanwhile announced he
expected to obtain indictments in
the governments case against seven
men arrested just before the Ar
lington track closed for the season
Saturday.
Included among the witnesses
summoned Monday TO testify re-
garding injection of cocaine. heron
or other narcotics to hop up"
horses Just before they race. was
Ben Creech. Narcotic agents
claimed they saw dope admins
tered in his stable to fimorous
shortly before that horse won the
second race at Arlington last Fri
day
Specific charges against the men
are violation OF the Harrison mar
cotic act. but inquiry may develop
a racket angle. it was indicated.
Investigation Of doping" is being
conducted at seven large race
tracks throughout the country.
Harry j. AnSlinger. federal COM
missioner Of narcotics. revealed