The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-06
81 CARRIERS OF
times TO SEE
FAIR WONDERS
Private Car on Big d Will
Carry Winners to
Windy City.

A great pail player, a great band
leader and the greatest show in his
tory These are just a few of the
things to which sixty-one Times
newspaper boys will be looking for
ward when they pull out of Indian
apolis for A Century of Progress in
their own private car on the Big
-Four railroad.
For the Sixty-one winners of The
Times circulation contc ; are not
making an ordinary trip in an or
binary way. Al Simmons, the peer
less left-fielder of the Chicago
White Sox, will explain how he hits
any and all pitching hard and far;
Ben Bernie, the odd Maestro, .
himself will entertain them with his
best, albeit most refined, "iwse-
crack; and of course best of all
will be the worlds fair, itself.
Hotel Is Headquarters
Trips in the skyride, curiosities at
Ripley's auditorium, ascensions in
the captive balloon, wonders in the
"YoWsah" say sixty-one lads and
Mr.. Bernie to all these promises OF
excitement.
The transportation Building, the
electricity building, Chevrolets made
at the General Motors building and
the parts of Mr.. Chrysler's Plym-
outh, the list of their itinerary is
endless with opportunities that prob
ably will never be duplicated.
The boys will stay at the Del
Prado hotel, near Chicagos beauti-
full Jackson Park. They will be
supervised by ten members of The
Times circulation staff, under di-
rection of Jack Walsh, assistant
circulation manager and T. B.
Sampson of the Big -Four railroad.
Winners Names Listed
The following Times carriers will
make the trip:
James Kavalaris. 4107 East Washington
street. Leander Goodwin, 1925 North En-
erson avenue. John Springer. 1910 East
North DeQuincy street; Carl Lunte, 4710
East Tenth street; Wright Dechtold 67l7
East Washington street; Albert Moffet 319
South Emerson avenue; Robert Crouch,
3502 East Tenth street: Robert Penn
1921 North Rural street; Herman Tracy,
2O22 East Washington street; RAYMOND
Vickery SOB Middle drive Woodruff Place;
James sullivan 1860 Bates street; Milton
Butler. PAL North Fulton street; Robert
Nugent, 2O47 Roosevelt avenue: Thomas
ODonald, 49I2 Hillside avenue; Malcolm
Honeywell, 1913 East Forty-fou street;
John K. Bryan. 4442 College avenue;
George Kirsch, 524o North New Jersey
street. Clyde Sandberg 1885 Central ave-
nue.; Jack Shirley 638 Congress avenue;
Don S. Gockeli 1927 Graceland avenue;
Carl Abrams, 171s Lockwood street: John
lips, 1925 South Randolph street; Edmond
Phillips. 1928 South Randolph street;
Ralph Brammell 1896 Lawton avenue;
George Barnett. 2S5O Boyd street James
1l47 Harlan street Robert w Jones, 1919
West McCarty street; Howard Rettig. 1924
9o5 North Sheffield avenue: Charles G..
Smith. 1894 North Haugh street: o. Paul
Smith. 1894 North Haugh street; Robert
o. Moore. 1911 North Haugh street; AL
nue.; Ora Eugene Neal. 1916 Herbert
street George E. Miller. Jr.. 1918 Sugar
Grove avenue; Paul Syers, 2l37 Central
Ray Hansda az East EST St. caT Street
street; Chris Belcher. 1854 west Thir-
ty-second street. Gene smith 1872 Man
love avenue Harold Perkins. 4445 Man
Street: Francis E Haniey s35 Coffee
rank Geiss 704 South New Jersey street:
Charles Blagbern. 1884 South Meridian
street; Joel Rusche. 2257 South Meridian
street; Edward Knartzer, Jr.. 2i5S South
wood street: Neal Appley. 2639 Brookside
avenue: Henry Ramey. 1858 Glen Arm
street; Bill Shot. sheibyvilie. md: Roy
Brown, Bloomington. Ind.