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Evening star., 1934-11-22
FILTRATION WALK. 4"

With the Secretary of War, the As
sistant Secretary of War and the chief
of staff heading the list of invited
guests, the Earle Theater will mark
the opening of Filtration Walk" with
an Army night" Friday.
Filtration Walk" the new military
romance, filmed at the United States
Military Academy at West Point. is
Evening star., 1934-11-22

does not wear
that. He merely
had it au to-
graphed by every
political power in
his native region,
from the Gov
ernor of the State
and the United
States Senators
down to lowlier
denizens of the
local Legislature.
S t a g e h a n d s
around theaters
where he plays are
Evening star., 1934-11-22

that made the tractor famous.
Times and Alexander Woocott reformed dramatic critic
for nv expedition that they had convinced
Dankman the will Hays of Russia that America had too
brothers that Russia none neeoeo
two badly.
Later received cable from Dankman inviting me to make
an annearance in Russia followed by barrage of
cables remember word for word to this day because they
Evening star., 1934-11-22
Taking3OOKnives toRussia
Not Easy for Harpo Marx
Public Given Inside Story Of Maddest of the
Brothers Trip to Land Where Language
Would Be Easy if English
RY HARPO MARX.

Harpo substitutes for Mole Mer
ok tells OF his experiences in Russia
Evening star., 1934-11-22

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Evening star., 1934-11-22

V OLLYWOOD, Calf, November % NANA)-Now
IL Uncle Sam and Soviet Russia have slipped the sou
| friendship from the same mustache cup it nigh
timely for me to tell of my own experiences in the
Evening star., 1934-11-22

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Y TPARAb4ssmzuss

in the final thiTty-six-hole match Of
the elimination series that began
early in September.
Street was never down in his final
drive for TIE title. being up AT
eighteen holes, 2 up at twenty-seyen
holes and ne made a final uphill
dash FOR the trophy BY winning two
Wednesday and underwent an emer-
gency operation for appendicitis and
2 bad cold is retarding his recovery.
He was reported some better today
r. n
Offers of Marion, Ind, are to
W hold a big season windup party
in the form Of banquet Wednes-
night, Oct. 10. The links game took
rapid strides in the upstate town
this year. according to Tom Tobin.
and the banquet has been arranged
As fitting climax for prize distri-
button.
Roy Smith, pro at Hillcrest, will
be the principal speaker and will
show several reels Of motion pic
lures, most Of which he has taken
himself Of his pupils. The pictures
point out clearly the faults Of the
average "duffer" golfer.
Max Buell., tournament manager
Of the Indiana P. c. A., has awarded
the weekly pro-amateur event for
next week, Monday, Oct. 3, to Pleas
ant Run course, with john Vaughn,
pro, as host.
IN the Monday pro-amateur at
i Franklin. Ralph Stonehouse,
Coffin course pro, fired SO over the
Hillview Country Club course, and
his partner, Al Wysong, Coffin
Mems Club president, helped him
four shots to give them a best ball
IS. Is was not good enough to win
undisputed hOnOrS, however.
w. E. Kennedy of MartinSville
and Roger Owens Of Franklin, both
amateurs, teamed to equal 65 and
share first prize. Sixteen teams
competed.
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Down
Red Birds in
Third TuSSle
Toronto Struggling to Even
Series Before Moving
to Columbus.
BIZ Tnifed Press

BIZ United Press
TORONTO. Ont, oct. 2.-The
Toronto Maple Leafs will try to even
the count with the Columbus Red
Birds by winning tonight's fourth
game Of their little world series
The series then will move to Column
bus.
Last night the Leafs, Internal
tional League champions. registered
their first victory of the series by
beating Columbus, pennant winner
Of the American Association, 7 to
2, in the third game.
Hollingsworth, Toronto pitcher,
allowed only four hits. He was
nicked for only one up to the eighth
inning. Then Bud Teachout, pinch
hitting for Columbus, singled, Billy
Myers tripled and Lew Riggs hit
long fly to produce the Red Birds
two runs.
Before the game was over the
Leafs had pounded Jim Elliott,
Ward Cross and Joe Sims for
twelve timely hits.
Only 1000 spectators braved a
chill autumn wind to see the Leafs
win their first victory in the five
Out-Of- mine best series.
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TUESDAY


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Of the last six holes. ending the
issue on the thirty-third green.
The Hiucrest title play was keenly
contested throughout with several
% the favorites hitting the side
lines early. Many galleryites fol-
lowed the final tussle and we're
treated 20 some fine play by the two
contestants. Following dinner.
served after the play. prizes were
awarded 70 all winners and runners
I'D IN the various fights in which
the final matches ended as follows.
Championship Consoiation-Dr C. L.
Cox defeated Walter Green. I up.
frssidrnt-s F1irht-Wf1iiam BookvaIfer
nrf~atsd Henry ~fufe. > and J.
President Cousoiaiion-Henry Roberts de-
featsd Ben Roberts. ! MP. only after
Nier-Prssident's FIiSht-Dr r. J. Kemp
~ defeated Dr.. ,. s. Woods. 3 and !.
Ntrr-Frestdfnts G0nsolation-A. = Rowe
and Cecil HuTrr vet to play.
secrctarv Fiight-Ralph Roberts defeat
- N z >farkry. and ]. These two met
for ne same title last year vith the same
results
sserstarv ConsoIation-Fred Butler de-
featsd Ben stone. and T.
Treasurer's FhEht-Fance Hall defeated
CLARK Young. and 3.
Trsasursr's consoiation-Ray order and
Jim BRADY vet to play.
THE final 36-hole match also was
Il PLAYED IN the Hilcrest junior
championship Sunday. Tim David
battled his younger brother John for
thirty-six holes before finally yield
ing to 1 up decision, which made
the entire season a very success
ful one for young David. He played
well in The Times schoOlboy tOurna-
ment in the spring and scored a big
surprise in the state junior cham
pionship in July.
TOLF players and sports fans Will
" be sOrry 10 learn that Dick Col
Inns. starter Of several golf tourna-
ments this season and manager of
A. G. Spalding & Co. store. is in
Methodist hospital in a serious con-
ditiOn. Collins was stricken last
Guy STREET captured the club
NchampiOnShip at Hillcrest when
ne defeated Bruce Harley, and 3,
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, ducts and Lubrite Oil Corpora ton Brown
OF Auto Equipments had SIS for run
ner-up honors. but his team was without
competition.
All games in the Service Club we're de-
the James. Hershman. Sturgeon. Ardiey
Norris and Carr teams winning oyer the
ayns' Fdok esS PatterSo I Giespes
Hershman team turned in the best total
OF the session. 623. the only honor count
produced.
Mains calcamined the Whiskers Teeth.
Tails and Heads won twice from Ears.
ion at the Antlers. .Krutsinger's Cal topped
all other individual efforts.
Two teams in the Indianapolis Church
League az the Fountain Square Alleys won
al games. while others COPIED odd game
wins: Fountain Square Christian ano
Edwin Ray and st. Marks. Cadle Taber-
nacle and Beech Grove edged out the
Calyerv y. B. and Broadways. Danna with
575 lee the individual scoring.
The South Side Business Mems session
/ last night brought out three 600 counts
Spiv Ward and Lefty Behrens who hao
6l2s. Three SIX hundred shooters Of last
week Tedrowe. Klefer and Danna were
stopping IN the 500 S, Heidenreich Flor
lists. BY turning in a 2.9l5 total which in
Guided 1908. won all games from Polar
Ice ard Fuel Bake and Vans and South
siders also scored triple victories. with
Brcnns Five and Koch Furnitures as their
victims. Stahlhut jewelers.. aided by
Smith leading total. took a pair from
Bemis Bags.
Dan Abbott made it three in a row
when he again led the scoring in the
Courthouse league. The Assessors followed
suit. making u nine games straight with
out a loss. The Prosecutors we're their
games from Surveyors and Highways as
Union Titles won the odd game from the
Clerks. Abbotts leading score was 593.
with Johnson and Rigsbee taking runner
up positions.
Dick Nordholt turned in the only honor
getting 2O3. iss and 256 for a 625
Harry Ochiltree was Just one stick over
the honor mark in the Kiwanis League.
but his sol easily was the best showing of
the evening. Ostermeyers, Mitchelis.
Heads and Fails MADE clean sweeps over
Herdrichs. Bockstahlers. Selmeiers and
Jones. while Daveys and Lippincotts took
two-to-ones from Rykers and Springs.
Hof with SIS and Hail with 572 we're
outstanding in the Fraternal League at
the Illinois Mickey Mouse Cafe was the
only team to make clean sweep Of their
series. Teeters Drugs we're the losers.
TWo-to-one decisions we're taken by East
End Cheese. Crown Laundry. Indiana Bell
and Crem-O-Gold from the Gun Club
Schwegman Grocery. Breakfast Shop and
Indianapolis Towels.
When the Southern Pacific team took
three games from the Illinois Centrals in
the Transportation League. it marked the
ninth straight defeat of the I. C. squad.
Chicago & Northwestern also won over
the Shutout route from the Chesapeake &
Ohio. Two-time wins we're scored by In
diana Railroad. New York Central and
Monon Route over the Indiana polls Union.
Louisville e. Nashville and Baltimore &,
Ohio. Weimers SIS was the best individ-
Ual count of the session.
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HANLEY IN LINE FOR
REGULAR IRISH BERTH
BIZ Times Special.

BIZ lmcs NpectoL
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Oct. 2. -
Dan Hanley of the Notre Dame
football squad, today appeared as
the likely successor to John TEX
Young. deceased, at the right half
back post.
Coach Elmer Layden was en-
Unused by Hanley's brilliant run
ming in the frosh game last Sat-
urdav
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WOLGAST BESTS TRISCARO

hV IWFN NUCCINI
CLEVELAND. Oct. 2.-Midpet
Wolgast of New York, recently de-
throned as flyweight champion by
the National Boxing Association, de-
feated Babe Triscaro, Cleveland. in
a ten-round bout here last night.
TriScaro is former national amateur
f1yweight champion. Wolgast weighed
129, his opponent III.
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WORK PLEASES BOGUE

Robert Flack, William Cooley,
Alex Yovanovitch and Clarence
Buckrop drew the approval of coach
Bogue at Washington high school
for their performances in the tilt
with Bloomington last Friday. The
Continentals will be hosts to the
Shelbyville leathermen Friday at 3
o'clock.
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CHESTNUT HILL Pa. oct. 2. -
The EraudCrt scramble in the thir-
tv-cirht-rf7r history Of tho National
Women golf championship started
ln dead earnest today with sixty
four quaL1cr5 starting match play
This was JUST twice the number
Qualifying JOB previous years.
TWO rounds were slated for to-
cay ihlrfy-two pairs competing IN
the first and sixteen in tine second,
reducing the field 10 sixteen players
for tomorrow.
Mrs. Edwin II. Ware Jr-. OF Phila-
cc.phia. Eve times winner Of the
t.t.e and mother Of a ten-weeks-old
baby who surprised the experts BY
srroking through Yesterdays quail
flying round 20 triple TIE for the
modal. was slated 20 pair against
qualifying piav-of. winner today.
Darkness halted the play-On yes
trrcav for two remaining qualifying
bcrths AZ the time four contest
ants remained in the pIav-of. Mrs.
Charles NcWbOid of Wichita. Kas.,
MIS-. Tick Gold. England. Mrs. Leon
ard S. Green. Philadelphia. and
Mrs Henri p. Prunarct Jr., New
ton Center. Mass.
Tho two places we're filed today
by Mrs NcWbOid and Mrs. PrWarct
Tied with Mrs. Ware for the medal.
I'd 81. were Lucille Robinson OF Des
MOincs and Mrs. L. ID. Cheney of
san Gabriel Calf The form dis
PLAYED by Mrs. Ware. with only a
month oi golf IN the last year. fea-
rurcd yesterdays play participated
iu bv a field OF more than one hum
drcd and lfty.
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With Semi-PrOS
and Amateurs

FOunt8int0wu won the FIRST game
Of e. series with MOrristown. TO o.
RaCrch held the losers to one hit.
TsnCr red no bat. The series Will be
resumed next sunday.
The Fifty Second Street Mer-
chants d0Wncd Edinburg. IA to ). to
sweep 81 three-g3me series. Hale led
the attack ou three pitchers. A
game IS wanted for Saturday. Call
Washington 4fi4-R after 8 p. m.
The Cord Piston Rings defeated
Mars Hill I to o. m a pitching bat
tie between Hess of the Rings and
Bright for the Hill nine. Hess al
lowed two hits. Bright three. The
Cord squad VIII close its season next
Sunday.
The South Side Tigers Will meet
the Northern Giants at Northwest
Crn park. All Tigers report at $50.
Clouse and POwpaw notice.
Members Of the indianapolis
Turner's and Broadway BaptiSts
teams will meet in a special session
at the Smith-HaSSler-S turm store
FRIDAY at $50. All players are urged
TO attend.
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FISCHER PINS BURESH


DETROIT. Oct. 2.-Midget Fisch-
or Butternut, Wis. decisioned STAN
ley Buresh, Australia, in a wrestling
bout here last night In another
bout Cowboy Jack Kennedy, Phoe-
nix. Ariz.. and Fred Bruno, New
York. wreStled to a draw.
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Fishing the Air

Hit tunes from several musical shows and
today's outstanding song and dance favor
ties are scheduled on the program by Leo
Relsmans orchestra with Phil Duey.
baritone to be heard over WKBF and an
NBC network Tuesday. al D. m.
waltz theme will dominate the
'Melodianan program, starring Vivienne
Segal, sopranos Oliver Smith. tenor; and
Abe Lymans orchestra, Tuesday, from
$50 to p. M. over WFBM and the
Columbia network.
Bng Crosby supported by the popular
harmony trio the Boswell Sisters. Will be
heard in another stanza of West Coast
melody and harmony. Tuesday, from to
$50 p. m. over WFBM and the Columbia
network
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FREDDIE MILLER WINS

LONDON. oct. Freddie Mil
Ter American fcatherweight. out
pointed Dave Crowley of London in
tCu-round fight here. Both
weighed 128 pounds.
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Match Rounds
Begin in US.
WOmen'S Golf
Mrs. Ware and Two Others
Tie for Medal HOnOrS in
Opening Play.
FIRST ROUND


~ r.fr Hr-ss
CHESTNUT HILL. Pa oct. p
Results ol drs- round matches IN
the national Womcns amateur goii
champ. rlpz follow.
Mf- Irorn O.. Cheney. ssu Gabriel CAL
eff~atrt Hrr Henri rrunnrrt r.. Bas-
tnn. ard
Narv rrrwnr. Clereisnd defeated
Helen -rhrT FnHaarlnh and s
SIS n.rafhr g. Herd Philadelphia. de-
tratrd Narr Rogers. Jacksonville. ia.
@ ard
wrs. Opal Hr Kansav Cit.. defeated
Nj lrr a. irrrfmrr Nfu 1o-s 3 and O.
fffriir lHr.nr Chapel Hrii. y g. DE-
irafrl ffr-IuIt Nrr EHnaln. , and e.
Trs. MARI Nrrsarrv. Pasadena. FIa.. d.
lFsirf Nr'. william Fcrris r. Boston.
Nrs. rs q. Hamilton r.. Philadelphia.
. up.
Charlotte gIutuns. south orsnr-. y J..
90 aird Margaret Maddox. Atlanta. :
Dorothy Irsunz. SAN Frnnriseo defeat
81 h0rethf 6artnrr Wrirtan- vs. Va. =
am
rftr.ru Niles. Lexington. Nv defeated
ffr. Erf.Ir Nru herk End
Mr. e.. ID unrrrr short HIS y. T.
afirat-d iif Harper. Virginia Beach. Va.
norothv narter Boston. defeated Edith
hfFg. Cleveland. and 0.
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Marriage Licenses

George Wells Jr 80. of 1913 McKim ave-
nue. racing mechanic, and Edith jackson,
keeper.
Lewis Meier Jr.. %. of 1909 Central ave.
nue.; meter tester, and Elizabeth King. %.
OF 1l20 Pleasant street, demonstrator
Edward Dentry, 81 of 1856 Broadway oil
company employee. and Janet Power, 90,
Of 20 East Forty-sixth street advertising.
orvai Williamson, 80; Of 3lo Healing ave.
nue., architect and Helen Sutton, 80 81
GAL East Thirty-frst street housekeeper
Milo GRAY, 26. Greenfield, attorney, and
Merle Tobey. %. of 440 South Arlington
avenue. housekeeper
John Brennan. "a. Of 61e Sycamore
street railroad emplove. and Donetta W.
rich, p, Of 932 River avenue. houseEeeper.
Leo Sida. g. of 304s West Tenth street,
silk yorker, and Regina Wellington. al,
OF 1893 NORTH, Lynn. street. housekeeper
Wayne Pullen, o. of 602i2 Division
street, press operator. and Louise Wag-
keeper.
Fulton Combs. as Brownstown. laborsr.
and Elizie Conger. 81 of 1106 East Severn
tenth street. housekeeper
Edward Bolin "a OF 2ol North Perish.
ing avenue, bookkeeper and Rhoda Horne.
Fl. OF 2940 Park avenue. telephone opera
tor.
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Tonight's Radio Excursion

fp.fs-Del Champs orchestra iHBCl
10 s0-Dorsey Brothers orchestra lNBCl
II 0o-Gus Arnheims orchestra aNBCl.
II -s0-Cene Qusw's orchestra fNBCf.
Il 90 MidniGht4 Sign OF
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WEDNESDAY,

WEDNESDAY,
P NJ
s 3o-MorninE Devotions
ss5-The Temple of the Air.
7.00-Musicsl Clock
.00-Breakfast CLUB fNBC'.
q.00-Harvest OF Song lNBCl
q.l5-Morning Melodies.
s.2s-Newscaster
Q 20-Thres Scamps tNBCl.
a4S-To be announced
i0.nO-The Eonevmooners tNbCt.
i0.f5-Tonv Wons fNBCf.
10 sou. Army band lN5Cl.
II .na--Al and Lee Reiser NBCl
il-Is-Charles Sears tNBCf.
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Il .3a--Rose Room Melodies.
II 45-Lotus Gardens orchestra iNBCl
I .G0-NevscaSter
l.05-Wandering Minstrel tNBCb
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l.45-Gus Van iNBCl.
2no-Ma Perkins iNBCl.
7l5-Concert Favorltes lNbCl.
245-Joe White tNBCl
3:0o-Populsr concert tNBCi.
330-Paimer Clark's orchestra tNBCl
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f0.is-Fish Tale CHS
10 .30-Ramblers In Rhythm iCBSl.
10 .s5-Eomemaker's hour.
i-fs=EIiza beth Barthell fCBSi.
Il .30-Hoosier Farm circle
II -00-Noon-Just Plain Bill iCBS}.
fzls-World's series Obs
2sO-Ksfe Smiths Matinee hour fCBSa
.0o-Jack Brooks with orchestra iCBS1
adolescence Service series (CBSh
3s5-STlnging Along Chs.
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Plumbing Permits

fixtures 4'' ~"
Arthur Pswtz, 1923 South East. one
G. Greiner. 3447 College. four fixtures.
=. f. Schreiner, 1902 South East. eight Ak
John Honour 1919 West Thlrtieth. two
r. M. Cotton. 14o East Washington. two
FRANC Layton Company. 1903 z. Thir.
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Freany Bros. 2o43 z. Forty-sixth, one
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Totals 81 "a II Totals "a u 81 c
Teachout batted for Cross in eighth.
columbus ............,..... 600 200 O20-2
4btDutO Zul oUu UlA-l
Error-Morrissey. Runs batted in
Howell a. Holingsworth. Blakely To-
Myers. Riggs Thomas. Two-hase hit
Howell Three-base hit-Myers Sacrifice
-McQuinn. Double DISQUALIFICATION to
McQuinn Left on bases-Columbus, 5;
Toronto s. Bases on oaLs. of Elliott. |;
of Hollingsworth. g. Struck out-By
Elliott 3. by Cross. 4: by Hollingsworth,
g Hits-Of Elliott. in ID innings:
off Cross. ? in 3 2-3 innings: off Sims 2
in inning. Wild pitch-Elliott. Umpires
-Nallin and Goetz Losing pitcher-Elliott.
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