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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-03

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 3-More than
S'OoO fans. perhaps the best crowd of the
MAJOR league training season of 1888. saw
the Yankees shut out the Memphis Climb
to 0. Sunday
Inc fine turnout, matching that at
tracted by the New Workers. here last war
was surprise because the weather was
chilly, though clear.
Babe Ruth disappointed the fans. who
came from Alabama Mississippi and Ten
nessee. for he did not get A hit. He
walked three times and rolled out IN the
pitcher twice. All the Yanks connected
nightly getting only six hits. none for extra
bases
Lefty Gomez went seven innings for the
world champions and yielded six hits with
out rum He struck out seven men. Don
Brennan finished the game.
TUCSON. Ariz., April 3-Ted LYONS. who
VIII pltch the opening game on April 10
az ~ Louis. was scheduled TO hurl for the
chicago White Sox today when thew
opened tour-game series with the Pitts
burgh Pirates here
Red Faber, who was A wears old last
sept. 3. started his twentieth year of slab
DUTY Tor the Sox Sunday when he pitched
Tour innings against Pasadena. allowing
seven hits The Sox won. 6 to q
n
NASHVILLE. Tenn, April 3.-Detroits
Ilgers cIouted Hal Schumacher and Adolf
Luaue for ten hits, including three home
runs to defeat the Giants. to ,. here
sunday Charley Gehringer, Frank
keiber and Harry Davis connected for the
circuit, while Joe Moore homered for New
YORK. Wyatt and Herring held the Giants
to six hits.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. April "a single
S ~ bi uce campbell and doubles by red
Guilc and jim Leyey. all off ROSY RYAN
me one Iourth inning and a 3-to-l victory
over oe BROOKLYN here Sunday. The game was
cut 10 hVe innings by rain.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April g.
II Dizzy Dean went the route
against Birmingham here Sunday.
allowing four hits in nine innings
as the st. Louis Cardinals defeated
the Barons, 5 to 0. All the blows
were singles.
Led by Medwick and Slade with
three hits each, the Cardinals ham
mered three Birmingham hurIers
Tor thirteen safeties.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-CIeveIand
captured double header from New
Orleans here Sunday, Willis Hud,in and
Clint Brown pitching fifteen consecutiy.
innings Of shutout ball. Hudlin vaye mn
TWO runs IN the first inning of the open-
ing TIT and then shut out the Pelican.
ior the next six frames as the Indians
won. 10 to ?.
IN the nlghtcap. Brown went the routa
and BANKED the Southern Association cIuh
WIN four hits Cleveland winning, to 0.
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Blue May
Join Pills
Vet First Stacker Discusses
Terms With Pilot
Sh0tton.
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
PHILADELPHIA, April 3-Lu
Blue, veteran former American
League star, may be at first base for
the Phillies in place of Don Hurst.
stubborn holdout. when the Ma
tional League season opens.
Burt Shotton. manager of the
PhilS, wired Blue Sunday to give his
terms Immediately. Blue, a free
agent since he was released during
the off season by the Chicago White
Sox, is in Miami. Fla, where he has
been working out with the Dodgers
and is reported in fine condition.
He also formerly played with Detroit
and the St. Louis Browns. He bats
both right and left handed. is a good
lead-of man and finished first
SaCker.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE FOLDS

~ Iimes SpeCtQ|
DAYTON, O., April 3.-The Cen
trail League will not operate in 1888,
it was announced Sunday.
Efforts to line up Evansville, Ind,
for a franchise failed, and Ducky
Holmes Immediately withdrew his
Dayton 90 club from the loop and
applied for a berth in the Mid-At-
lantic League.
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Saturday Gam
GIANTS SIGN SNYDER
By Tim ca Special

BIZ Times Special
DALLAS, Tex, April 3.-Frank
Snyder, former Giants catcher, who
performed for st. Paul in 1892, has
been signed by the New York club as
coach, replacing Billy Southworth.
Southworth was released Sunday
after it was learned leg injury re-
ceived in training would keep him
inactive for more than a month.
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MCCLURE is CHAMPION

Jimmy Mcclure is the new city
ping-pong champion. He defeated
Bob Ryker in the finals Sunday aft
ernoon, 21-19, 21-18 and 21-10.
Dick Mills, state singles cham
pion, and Ed Dorey won the mems
doubles from Rvker and Joel Imam.
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ENCOURAGING REPORTS HEARD ON BUSH

INDIANAPOLIS followers
Cncy Reds pilot the
will be within
compelled
the
Tampa Friday night living
OWnie said today
That rest on the train and nights
for foot My doctor told should
be in good shape and able coming around in
grand shape Everybody worked
suffered by the boys about all
no sore arms which something
tough to be laid when there
all in the game, and will
BuShs injury about
Rest his physician told him. the best getting
it in the south, he
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GOLF TOURNEY SET
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, April 3.-The annual
Big Ten golf championship May %
and "a will be played at Kildeer
Golf Club, it was announced to-
day.
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Sets New Tank Mark

TACK MEDICA. Seattle youngster.
j is splashing his way to bunch
Of new swim marks. He recently
clipped l.8 seconds off the world
300-meter record. His coach is Ray
Daughter of Washington, who de-
veloped Helene Madison.
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GEORGE GRANTHAM III

TAMPA, Fla, April 3. - George
Grantham, veteran Reds second
baseman, is en- route to Cincinnati
to be treated for ptomaine poison
ing
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. t1-9 % . 10 .
"Batted for Barnhart in seventh.
FIT. WORTH
CNoAo ~ -
'Batted for Engle in ninth.

Runs batted in-Washingtou, Bedore, r.
White %, Warren. Hooks. Callsghan. Two
base hits-Ater. Wingard. Washington.
Angley Callaghan. Hooks. Three-0ase nit
-Bedore. Sacrifices Biggs. Thomas
Double plays-HLft to r. White: Biggs to
Engle to Hooks: Crawford TO Norris to
Alter; Angley to r. White; Engle fun-
assisted Crawford TO Alter. Left on bases
balls-Of Biggs. 2: of Barnhart. s; of
H White, !. Struck out-By Barnhart. 2;
BY Biggs. /: by H. White / Hits-Of
Biggs, in 5 innings; off Barnhart. In
innings. of Smith. in innings: of H.
White, in innings. Wild p!teh-Barn-
hart Passed ball-Warren. Winning
Ditcher-Bsrnhart Losing pitcher-Biggs.
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NEW X. OF C. LEADERS

New leaders appeared in the doubles and
singles event of the K. of c. national tour
ney at Chicago, J. Birchetts scoring 664
to top the singles play. and w. Wach-
owitz and, J. Hanus of Milwaukee rolling
1887 to take the lead in the doubles event.
Joe Norris of Detroit held his lead in the
all-events with score of 1901, and the
De Soto Major of Chicago retained their
lead in the team event with a score Of
S.032 Next Saturday and Sunday local
K of O. bowlers will compete in the meet
with real pin-spilling combinations 60
ing after the prize winning totals.
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MEXICAN STOPS BROWN

Baby Casanova Knock Out Newsboy
Before $4,000 Fans.
By Times Special
MEXICO CITY, April 3.-Baby
Casanova, MeXico's sensational ban
tamWeight, knocked out Newsboy
Brown of Los Angeles in the third
round here Sunday before $4,000
fans, the largest crowd ever to see
fight here.
Joe Click, Brooklyn welterweight
veteran, drew in ten rounds with
Alfredo Gaona of Mexico in ten
rounds.
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla. ApriI "A single
9y bruce Campbell and doubles by Ted
GuiIic an and jim Levey. all off ROSY RYAN
gsee the st Louis Browns two runs in
me Iourtn inning and a 3-to-l victory
over Brooklyn here Sunday. The game was
cut to five innings BY rain.
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ANNOYING EMENTS
8 Lost and found
REWARD

TO FINDERS LOST ARTICLES
that have been advertised as lost in
this column viii receive two guest
tickets
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CHAs. A. GRossART. Auditor.

THOMAS H. ELLIS.
ERNEST K. MARKER,
DOW w. WORRIES,
Commissioners of Marion Co,
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Indianapolis. Indiana.
June 49, 1879
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Z Legal Bids and Proposals
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
so NOTICE is hereby given. that the un-
of Marion County. indiana. viii up 10
ten ten, O'Clock A. M. Monday. June 10th.
1879. receive sealed proposals for Coal
ana Coke for the County Institutions.
Tar for the Free Gravel Road Depart
ment and will also receive proposals for
painting Ssi the Water. Tanks. Towers and
FlagpoleS at the tuberculosis Hospital at
Sunnyside. Oaklandon. Indiana. ali ac
cording to specifications on file in thu
9nlce OF the Auditor of Marion County.
Each bid must be accompanied bv a
pond ana an affidavit of non-collusion as
The Board reserves the right to reject
w, witness our hands this 9th day Of
THOS. H ELLIS.
ERNEST K MARKER
DOW w. VOORHEES,
.... Commissioners of Marion Co.
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so Autos For Sale

CADILLAC S14 sed.; will stand the
" most critical inspection. Robinson
Auto. 1913 N. Meridian. RI-3347.
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a 1881 DODGE coupe; it's a beauty;
NJ phone us for demo. Robinson Auto
1913 N. Meridian. RI-3347.
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CHAs. A. GRossART. Auditor.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
.Notlce is hereby given. that the board
OF county commissioners of Marion coun-
W, Indiana, will up to 10 o'clock a. m.
on on June 18th, 1891. at its office in the
COURTHOUSE. indianapolis, Ind, receive
sealed proposals for the construction of
the following bridges:
PIKE township bridge No. obstinate
;, Washington township bridge No. 54-es-
innate cost, S69452
Bidder will be required to furnish
surety bond in amount of bid together
with an affidavit of non-collusion as re-
CURED by law.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Witness our hands this 9th day of June,
THOMAS H. ELLIS
ERNEST
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1929 sedan or coach; small
down payment: balance l year. FOUTS,
Po1po0r1t Wo
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LEG AIS
Sc Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING,
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. &C.
APPLICATION OF HARRY E. SMITH.
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA FOR PER-
NIT TO OPERATE MOTOR VEHICLES
AS A CONTRACT CARRIER OF PROPERTY
/ OVER THE HIGHWAYS OF The STATE
OF INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in the above entitled cause in the
Rooms of the Commission. 40i State House
at indianapolis. Indiana, at 1000 o'cloc..
A NJ. on Thursday. June %. 1888.
Public participation in this hearing IS
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL P. KEHoE.
Examiner.
indianapolis. Indiana.
June 10. 1888.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. &c.
TRANSIT. INC. BRAZIL. INDIANA. FOR
A PERMIT TO OPERATE MOTOR
VEHICLES AS A CONTRACT CARRIER OF
PASSENGERS OVER THE PUBLIC HIGH
WAYS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
Rooms of the Commission. 40i State House
at Indianapolis. Indiana at 1000 o'clock
A. NJ. on Monday June IS. 1888.
PUBIC participation in this hearing 10
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL P. KEHoE.
indianapolis, Indiana.
June 10. 1898.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
APPLICATION OF ROADWAY EXPRESS.
INC. OF AKRON. OHIO. FOR A PERMIT
70 OPERATE MOTOR VEHICLES AS a
TERsTATE oVFR TIE GE PK9PEFT HI IN
WAYS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA
Notice is hereby given, that the Public
hearing in the above entitled cause in the
Rooms of the Commission. 40l state House
at Indianapolis. Indiana, at 200 O'Clock
P. M. on Thursday. June %. 1888
Public participation in this hearing is
requested BY the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
June l3 1888
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. &c
- APPLICATION OF LOGAN J. SMITH
T1oN LINE. INDfANAPoLIsSs-f '', fND ia a
FOR A PERMIT TO OPERATE MOTOR
PAssfNGER as T fE4RN TIE P GAFeE HTc OF
WAYS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
hearing in the above entitled cause in the
Rooms of the Commission. 4Oi state
House, at Indianapolis Indiana at 200
o'clock P. M. on Monday June &c. 1888
PUBIC participatin in this hearing is re-
Quested by the Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE
1ndianapoli Indiana.
June 10. 1893.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO &C
APPLICATION OF VOSSLER 81 DENNIS
TRUCKING COMPANY INC. INDIAN
APOLIS. INDIANA, FOR A PERMIT TO
OPERATE MOTOR VEHICLES AS A CON
TRACT CARRIER OF PROPERTY OVER.
LIE PUBL1C HIGHWAYS OF THE STATE
, Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
bearing in the above entitled cause in the
Rooms OF the Commission. 401 State House
az Indianapolis: Indiana. at 200 O'Clock
r. M on Tuesday. June 81 1888
Public participation in this hearing In
requested by the Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE
indianapolis. Indiana
June 10. 1898.
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FORD 81 4-door sedan: best buy
~ in city: condition perfect Robinson
v Auto. 1913 N. Meridian. RI-3347.
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10 Rooms with Board

HENDRICKS PL., 24-Clean, cool room;
good meals; privileges; near car line;
yard. RI-8285.
MERIDIAN. 2317 N.-Nice cool front
room for two girls; $3.50 week each.
GOA E. 18TH ST-Ncely furnished room.
connecting bathroom; meals optional;
home privileges. RI-8815.
NONE BETTER!-New Jersey, N, 2062;
large room, twin beds, closets, shower.
TA-6916
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SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE
through classified ads IN The Times-
Phone -ad-taker'' Ri 1851 during bus-
ness hours.
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kept the baby from laughing too
much
Here it is:
Baby Leroy was in perpetual good
humor Ordinarily babies of his
age can be counted upon to cry
whether or not the script demands
it. Baby Leroy was gurgling and
laughing practically all the time.
There was only one thing that
would make him cry, Taurog dis
covered. Then his tears were tears
of anger, and not pain. He didn't
like to have his nose wiped
The moment his little nostrils
were pinched between a handker-
chief, he wrinked up his face,
closed his eyes, and started a lusty
vocal protest.
Armed with this knowledge, Tau
rog was able to get in the few crying
scenes the picture demanded.
"A Bedtime Story" is the story
of a new Chevalier-a Chevalier
who is still a deboroir and care
free citizen of Paris, but who gives
up his pursuit of the 20-year-old.
feminine type of baby" for the
amusement and delight of a one
yearold.
Helen Twelvetrees is cast as the
youngsters nurse, with Edward
Everett Horton and Adrienne Ames
playing other leading roles.
indianapolis theaters today offer.
Ralph Bellamy and Mae Clark in
Parole Girl" at the Circle, Today
We Live, with Joan Crawford in
the chief role at the Palace, King
Kong" at the Apollo, Under The
Roof of Paris" at the Ohio, Girl
Missing" at the Indiana, Louie
Lowe and his orchestra at the
Terminal, and, burlesque at the
Colonial.
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JEWISH FEDERATION
TO ELECT LEADERS
Annual Meeting to Be Held
Tonight.

Annual meeting of the Jewish
Federation Of Indianapolis, at which
six directors will be elected, will be
held tonight at Kirshoaum Center
The meeting will be open to the
public.
c. A. Efroymson will preside. A
report on finances will be given by
Edward A. Kahn.
A symposium on history of the
federation will be given, covering
four periods.
Start of the federation will be
the topic Of Rabbi M. M. Feuer-
LIGHT; its part in the World war
period, by Isidore Feibleman; in
prosperity, by DR.. Harry A. Jacobs,
and in a changing social situation,
by Joseph LYMAN.
Nominees for the six directorships
are Rabbi Feuerlicht, Efroymson,
Julius Falender, Miss Frances Ma
Eur, Feibleman and DR.. Edgar F.
KiSer.
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DENIES PRODUCTION
CURB Is BILLS GOAL
Federal Regulation First Aim of 30
Hour Bill Saws Perkins.

By Scripps-Hoicard Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, April 25. The
administrations short work week
and minimum wage bill is not in
tended to bring about general gov
eminent regulation of production
Labor Secretary Frances Perkins
said.
The amendments under consider
alton in the house labor committee
would authorize. limitation of total
working hours only in plants opera
ting for such excessively long pc
RODS as to cause undue hardship
to competition she pointed out.
The secretarys statement was
made in lengthy memorandum to
Republican newspaper which at
tackled the administration bill edi-
tcrially few days ago.
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1850 STATE
VETERANS WILL
LOSE PENSIONS
Automatic Cut Is Ordered
From Pay Roll Under
Roosevelt Economy.

Government compensation checks
will cease for 1880 Indiana vet
Grams on June 80.
Results Of the congressional econ
omy act under President Roosevelt
were announced Tuesday afternoon
by John H. Ale, manager of Indi-
annapolis Office of the United States
veterans bureau, at the bureaus
hosital on Cold Springs road.
Notices of the automatic cut from
the pay roll will &c out in the mail
to the 1880 when the checks are
sent on April 30.
In the meantime 300 compensa-
ton claims are being reviewed by
the Indiana regional Office to see
if they fall specifically within pro-
visions of the economy act.
The review should be concluded
by Aug. /, and during the review no
new claims can be filed, Ale said.
Hospital Is Affected
Effects of the economy act as far
as compensation and disqualification
follow:
l. Veterans with service connected
injuries or those totally or perma-
nently disabled from non service. in
juries are the only ones eligible for
compensation checks.
2. Veterans with service connected
injuries may be hospitalized, but
those suffering from non-service all
ments must have served ninety days
before Nov. IL, 1918; must have no
adequate means Of support, must
be unable to earn living, or must
have some chronic disease.
3. Transportation allowance has
been discontinued to hospitals for
veterans except in special cases.
4. Burial settlements of veterans
have been reduced to $75 if the vet
eran has an estate less than that
amount. In the past 500 has been
paid upon death to veterans heirs
providing his estate did not exceed
$4,000.
Hospital to Remain Open
5. Veterans receiving $40 for per-
manent disability under the old law
will be cut to $40.
6. Automatic slash of 1880 from
thespay roll will save approximately
$240,00O monthly in Indiana. 1t is
estimated that the eventual saving
of all slashes will be $14,OOO,O0O
yearly.
Possibility of the abandonment of
the Cold Springs road hospital
under the economy act is not seen.
Recent construction of the hospital
is believed to work in favor of it's
retention as a combined hospital
and home for veterans.
The personnel of the local vet
Grams bureau may be reduced Is
per cent through the handling of
all claims direct from the Washing
ton bureau.
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Fishing the
Air

Irene Bordoni, star of the stage and
screen and musical comedy favorite of two
continents, will inaugurate new series Of
Tuesday at Gas D. m.
selections by Kreisler and Mozart will
be featured by Howard Barlow and his
orchestra in the Musical Album period to
be heard over WFBM and the Columbia
network from to 1:15 D. m. Tuesday.
NJ Eddie JACKSON, ace cameraman of the
Of himself in over the Deadline " On 1 tbe
Crlme e, cues program Tuesday at 7 D. m,
over WLW and an NBC network.
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POLICE ACT TO
BRING Staying
SUSPECTS HERE
Extradition of Three From
Kentucky Sought in
Jones Murder.

Extradition of three men held in
Louisville in connection with the
machine gun murder Of Police
Sergeant Lester z. Jones was to be
asked today of Governor Ruby Laf-
foon Of Kentucky by indianapolis
police.
Requisition papers for the men,
arrested Sunday, were signed by
Governor Paul V. McNutt on Mon
day and three local detectives are
in Louisville today to return the
prisoners.
Those in custody are Eddie (Fog-
gy) Dean, former local roadhouse
proprietor with a police record
spread over the last twelve years;
Willard Kelly, 3d. Of 1910 North Be-
sart avenue, and Richard Keller,
also Of indianapolis.
Arthur Nichols, 80, Louisville, ar
rested with the three, will not be
brought here. Police say he had
nothing to do with the Jones case
He had been wanted by Louisville
authorities on charge of conspi-
racy to rob.
Kelly, his wife and two other
persons were in custody a short time
following the $4,000 robbery Of the
F. Hilgemeier e. Bros. packing plant
and the $4,000 robbery of the Polk
Sanitary Milk Company Office, but
were released when it was stated
evidence was lacking.
Nine men are now in custody in
connection with the Jones murder
In addition to the three arrested in
Louisville, prisoners are George
Schwartz, AL Thompson, Fred
Adams, Edward Miller, William
Mason and Andrew Bicknell
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-s:15 P. M
NBC - National Advisory
Council to WIZ.
$50 P. M
KYw iO2Ol-Canton or
chestra.
CBs-Keller. Sargent anc
Ross.
NBCERed Mckenzie ane
Sabin's orchestra % WEAF
WMAQ t670l-Ka ssel's or.
chestra.
-6:45 p. M
CBS-Boake Carter.
NBC-The Goldbergs tC
NBC-Feature to WIZ.
- P. M
KYW C1o2OJ-Russers or.
CBS-Musical Album.
NBC-Sanderson, Crumit
Shllkrets orchestra tC
wGN (72o)-Palmer ensem
BILE.
NBC-Crime Club to WIZ.
ills P. M
KYW (1020l-Sosnik's or
chestra.
CBS-The Magic Voice.
WBBM (770D-Sport Review
WIS (870l-College Inn or
chestra.
-7:3O P. M
KYW C1020) Kings.
CBS-Kate Smith.
NBC-Dr. Bundesen to WIZ
NICKNAME King and or
chestra to WEAF.
WSM t650l - Lasses and
Honey; Vagabonds.
-7:45 P. M
CBS-Jyman orchestra and
Hollywood Newsboy.
NBC-Southern Singesr to
WIZ.
s P. M
CBS-Easy Aces.
NBC-Ben Bernie anC Or
chestra to WEAF.
NBC-Musical Memoir IS. Ed
gar Guest to WIZ
-8:15 p. M
CRS-Thread of HaDOineSS,
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LIVESTOCK TO BE TOPIC
National Experts to Talk Thursday
at Kingan Hall.

R. G. Pollock, secretary of the
National Live Stock and Meat
Board, and Max o. Mullen, man
ager of the board department of
meat merchandising, will speak
Thursday at 7:3O in the Kingan g.
CO. dining hall, Maryland and
Blackford streets.
The National Live Stock and Meat
Board, working in CONJUNCTION with
The Times, will hold home cook
Ing school the week of May 8. The
demonstration Thursday night is in
preparation for the May week ac-
Invites.