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UNCE M ENTS

l Death Notices
ALLEN. CHARLES Beloved little
son Of Charles and Evelyn Allen OF 9ll
Fast st. Clair ST. departed this LIE
Monday. age months. Funeral WedneS-
dav. July 4. at the MOORE KRIS
a. m. Burial Anderson cemetery. FI4ehus
BELL. CHARLES S--Entered. INTO rest
Monday Liza 5 Anna sFS q Self Teab bToter
land Bel. Funeral Thursday. Veritas
Ai,s5 sur IsmTPieo O. F. cemeterV OAK
land Ind. Friends NAV cal az me
residence. 1852 Stuart st; until x noon
until hour OF the funeral HARRY w.
MOORE IN charge.
CUMMINGS. WILLIAM HENRY-Age Is:
broiher of Claws. James. Clemit. Kath-
iccn Cummings. Mrs. Violet Bullock.
Elmer swaiis and Ernest swails Jr.; step
brother OF Forest. Earl; Wllllam an9
grandson Of James B; Crane m passed
away Sunday. Funeral az the residence,
friends Fri As invited' Burial Floral Park
noon tuesday SHIRLEY SERVICE.
GWINNUF. MAUDE 5m.sAAssss AS sister Mdnda Of
july , Funeral Thursday July s P m
from the J. c. WILSON FUNEhAIL
HOME. 1890 Prospect ST. FIlenos invited
Burial Crown Hill.
MEYER MARTIN F.-Of 2s29 East Seven
teenth St beloved husband of Gertrude
Never. father Of Mrs. Lena Mawson and
Monday sce 81 wears Funeral Wednes-
Gav- july 4 at the MOORE & KIRK
FUNERAL, HOME. 1880 Station St. 10
a m Burial Memorial Park. Friends
invited.
Miller THOMAS-Age So. brother of
John Miller. passed away July ? 81.
Francis hospital Funeral from SPEAKS
4 FINN CHAPEL. l25 South Capitol
church. a m. Burial Holy Cross.
Friends invited.
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses

rooms. semi-modern: garage. large lot;
$3.50 per no Cal FRAZEE LI-23ls
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Allan Burnett. -. q fi7 North Ala
a Ess fs, itss s9 ofs Riehl hq Street.
Robert conoi,v. p u s77s West SIX
frrrfh street gas attendant and Lima r
George. Is. Of 1888 North Lgett street.
joseph Lollman. Is. Indianapolis. cook.
F-zis PsrtioE "a Of s7f4 College ave-
nue. Investments and Ids litwhiler. p.
o. 30ss Ruckie street. housekeeper.
q & navy. and Lorraine WilouEhbv- ls. o.
Il North California street. mouse keepe
Hsnrv Vance. p o. ~ S Clisl Sehs n
81 1881 Msssaohusetts avenue. house
Bur- Franklin. a.. Of ss4 lBudssl PARK,
1855 Roach street housekeeper
Ednard. Smith. "a Il Box =
IS n 702 West Thirty-hrst street. tele-
'' Holland Eisin. n Of 2sla PARK syssnus.
Inspection CLERK. and Helen caro- s. o.
Fsrl Woolien. q. Of 7s4 North Belle
Wen. no occupstion. and Eyaone Bslo"ln'
"a % 1886 Creston drive houSekeeper. -,
Harold Stevenson. %. r. r. box ~
tire builder and Jessie Prultt. q. o. 07o'
Canal boulevard. house keeper -,.,.-
Frank Cesnik -. Of 40 North HOME
Avenue telephone worker and Rose
Radez p Of 739 North Holmes avenue
vernon Burns. q Buffalo. n Y chauf--
fegr and Louise Mailer. %. Of 3fI west
Tprnfv-sixth street housekeeDer
BRYANT Slater IS OF 949 North LIMA (.
street laborer and Clara Welch. 10 O.
ess North Belmont street. nousekeepeI
Prnnie Anderson. % Of 1916 Reiner
street laborer and Dorothy LAWSON. ..
o. 1896 RichIand street house keeper
George Berger. -. DAYTON o. reSeatcl 2
IA horst0r- and Esther Denham. ~ Of
l3f3 west Tnirtv-slzth street S1etio- :
Harold Pollard. D. Of s47 North La Sale
street uelder. and Gertrude Brldges -
Of 933 North Tuxedo street. tvpist-
James Rogers %. Of 5675 Dewey aTenlu.e.
lzborer and Lena Van Meter Y, OF 1910
BoEa aFfhu Pog Can HI Of 2Oo2 Central
avenue. civil engineer. and Dorothy SnereT.
o. Of 2025 North New jersey street.
Laran Corv. "a Ladoga. truck driver.
ana Gertrude Buchanan, ~. OF 90 2
Massachusetts avenue. housekeeper.
Donald Morris S.. ~ q East SlXteentn
street trust officer. and Marv Humro' -
Of 1929 North Delaware street
Donald WITT. 30 Of 526 Aroor avenue,
TOOL maker. and Dorothy Drake. r. Mars
ID sibsri Ma 10. Of 25lo North CAPITOL
avenue truck driver. and Dorothy Goens.
IS OF 2sl5 Kenvood avenue. housekeeper.
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Births
Girls

James and Geneva Smith. 25O3 North
western
Rus=eu and Ruby Kemp. city hospital
Calvin and June Winnie city hospltal.
Paul and Frances Palsmore, CITY nos
pItal ,- go.
CHARLES and Pearl Barnes. TOs King.
Harry and Lillian Gephart. l34l Linden.
Richard and Katie Anderson, l229 behe
Rober' and vitals Rice. 29O2 East
TWenfy-fifth-
Bows
BENJAMIN and Florence Harris. 1927
prank and Rosa Warheld. city hospital
Carl and LOIS Wagner. city hospitai.
John and Rosa GRAY. CITY hospital.
Row and Ruth Wrennick. city hospital
Frcdrick and Fav McCrav city hospital
carl and Catherine Engel so North
Clarence and Mabel McAuley. 23o6
Dewey and Lorene Grafton. 14is Rich
land. 80, r..
Seventeenth.
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CARROLLTON. 4361-Attractive, rooms;
excellent condition; 1replace awnings;
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5x12 Felt base Rugs, S4.65 up. CUT-RAIt
LINOLEUM HOUSE. 81 N. Alabama ST
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ANNoUNcEME RTS

l Death Notices
STAPLFTON. ROY GENE-sAge years.
beloved son Of Roy ?. and brother OF
Jscouline Stapleton. passed sUay Tues
dav morning Services at .he residence.
1918 West 5ist St. Thursday. 23o p m.
Friends invited Friends msav call after
"wednesday noon. TYNER SERVICE.
THALF. CATHERINE-Beloved wife Of VIII
liam p. Thale. sister OF the Most Rev.
A J. Smith. D. D. bishop Of Nashville
Tenn. Lena Anna and Tenssa smith
died Sunday Funeral wednesday, $50
AZ the home 53s Parker axe, A. m.
s.. Philip Ner church Burial ST.
Josephs cemetery FRIENDS invited
Members Of The Altar Society will meet
a. The home Tuesday evening. KIRBY
SERVICE
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IS Legal Notices


Pursuant 20 Section 81. Chapter 2l3 OF
the Acts o. 1925. supplemented by the
Provisions Of Chapter II Of the Acts OF
1898 The Indiana state Police Depart
ment Will sell a. public auction az Plaza
Motor Inn 90 West Vermont ST Indian
apoIis a. 70 A. NJ on july S 20 the
highest bidder the following described
property.
Ford Truck Engine l40ss2a4 Ford
Coupe Engine aSS7S4. Ford Roadster. En-
sine S4T49a Oakland Sedan. Serial So
1861. StudehaSer Sedan. Engine
ER3O906s. signed.
AL FEENEY
Supt Indiana state Police
LFGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket
No palm
ArrLcafior Of wolverine Express. Inc
NuskeSon. Mich for certificate 70 oper-
are motor vehicles as 2 common carrier
% property extending thru or into cities
and towns over highways 81. 20. Z. 4t
e. A. Sc - 80
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct PUBIC
hearing IN this cause In Rooms OF Com
mission. 40i state House. Indiana polls.
Ind q q m. Wednesday. July Is 1884
Pubic psrticils-Ion IS TsgneSle6
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
By Russell ? Kehoe- Examiner.
Indianapolis. Ind July =. 1884.
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$40 Mo- Rms, Modern
2225 N. Alabama,
Gregory & Appel, Inc.
LI-7491. 247 N. Penn.
So. 5O-GRACELAND, 1859 = 3-bedroom
modern; garage; Shortgidge; No. 60.
HII-2l67 TA-3340
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NEW AND UNREDEEMED

Co. 300 INDIANA ave. RI-25g4:
REBUILT Burroughs ledger posting ma
chimes. posts statement, ledger sheet and
proof tape; also slightly used Bur
Toughs typewriter accoTntiinBg, 1 mach n
CHINE SERVICE &, SALES CORP, So E.
Maryland st. LI5925.
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ia Hotels, Resorts, Inns

18th e. AS: Cool front room; near Cen
trail No other roomers. Gentlemen.
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FRUIT JARS and jugs for canning n{,E pHT;
poses. Reduced prices. SAGALOWSKY
BOTTLE CO., sos S. Capitol. RI-68OO.
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TALBOT, N, 2205-Single; 10 rooms;
ideal roomers; $50. Pear garage. HA-
1dQd-W
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MICHIGAN. E. 438-See this; excellent
condition; also 2101la. rooms. semi
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M Err C HAN Disc
IS Household Goods

BREAKFAST SET, porch set, 5O-1OO-lb. ice
boxes; good condition; cheap. 1851 D
CboFfio1S
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1'1 msto plants. varieties, 15c per hundred;
quantities cheaper. All F.. o. B. Boone
Vile. Ind. GEO. A. LUTZ. Phone 278.
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HOUSE PAINT, inside, outside, several
colors left. Bargain. gallon TO-
CHINA STORE. 361 w. Wash. ~
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ga Auctions, Private Sales
37-b Farm Garden, Plants, Flowers

IF YOU have a farm. city property or stock
Of merchandIs for S f1d T Box 1877
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RE N T AIS
II Furnished Rooms

IL Furnished Rooms
50: 1i15 N. ALABAMA-Clean room; walk
ing distance; hot water widows nome
BROADWAY. 3334-Lovely room. or 2;
priv ate family: instant hot water; rea-
sonsble TA-l13s.
CAPITOL. N. 3l43-Airy north front room;
near bath: private home.
/ COLLEGE. 3222-Airy front room; private
HA-IOO9-J
COLLEGE. 2337-S3 pleasant front; own
ers home; privileges; good location
DELAWARE. N I328-Large cool front
room. twin beds. Hot water. Walking
distances.
! ILLINOIS N, 2449. Apt. 3-Nicely furn.
room. suitable for ?; cool. HA-l761-W.
ILLINOIS. N l907-UnuSusl room; large
closet; cross ventilation: constant not
water; garage.
LUDLOW. I6l9-Employed couple or girls
preferred. Near bus and car. CH-62l2-M:
NEW JERSEY. n. l4o7-Loyeiy sleep
ing room oTt,o IN hiSf H4me Feasoha0ie
NEW JERSEY. n. 2324-S2.5O room in
attractive home; inner-spring mattress.
Board optional.
OHIO E 4O7-Lodging l5c; beds. Csc.
hot, cold water showers; clean rooms
PENN n. 2I69-Large front room, ! or
phone.
PENN 2244 N-Large front room. alcove:
furnished or unfinished; garage, large
porch.
PENN N 2264-Large front room. ac-
commodate gents or man and wife:
other rooms; private.
PENNSYLVANIA. n l727-Very desirable
clean room: redecorated: near bath: 3
windows Phone
PENN. SO7 N.-Nice ? rooms, front hTSt
floor: water. sink, telephone. Adults. 50:
WASHINGTON BLVD. 32ND-Desirable
optional: reasonable HA-lSl3-W.
LARGE front room: twin beds; = block
Illinois car line. ST. Nincents. Kitchen
privileges. HA-l566.
18th E. AIS: Cool front room; near Cen
trail No other roomers. Gentlemen.
Phone
la Hotels, Resorts. Inns
Coronado Hotel 1876 Is n b illinois 81 With ci3
/ Gle. Clean outside room; running water.
/ baths Daily 75c up: wkly.. s. up. LI-l637
| DEARBORN HOTELMNi.Ste , sum
/ Special rates. 1908 E. Michigan. CH-755O.
HARBOUR HOTEL 6 6l7 n ,,! Mi
ant rooms. Running hot cold water. Low
rates.
HOTEL ANTLERS
Offers al comforts. Ultra modern hotel
service AS low as 50 a day; $40 week
$50 n Meridian LI235l
scHwENZER HoTEL-45s z washington
ming water showers or tub
Is Housekeeping Rooms
/ So; $3.50: 81: All Z. wALNUT-Nicely fur
nished 2-rm. apt; priv. entrance. Phone.
/ ss-SOUTH EAST ST, 6le-Large modern
room. Gas for cooking. Walking dis
/ lance.
sleeping porch. sink. gas range. every
thing furnished.
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DR'S. Table, instruments and case, other
furniture, to p. m. BE-1199 BE-21z4,
MEIER NU-AIR ventillating and exhaust
fans: Emerson desk fans. all sizes.
MEIER ELECTRIC co.
1II1rL. LII
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FACTORY surplus batteries; 13-plate,
$685.; 15-plate. $4.S5. 112l N. Meridian
RT-2320
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RUBBER plant, ferns, and etc. cement
porch vases. plant rack, yard urn. 1R-
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NEW 1ax6-inch redwood siding; $3.50 per
100. MILLION POPULATION WRECK
RI
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NEW and used Refrigerators. reasonable
prices. POLAR ICE g. FUEL CO.. zooo
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HOME LOAN BIDS OUR SPECIALITY
Free inform. and advice to home owners
for comp. paint and roof Jobs or material.
Tindall Paint Co. AL M 4l9Sss ave
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
R E N
q Unfinished Houses
Speedway Bungalow

PALMER, E. I602-Reduced: near schools;
mooern: water pd. HU4368. DR3564R.
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s5-s8-ILLINOIS. sl0iz N-Beautiful mod
/ ern efficiency apartments; utilities. IL
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NRA, Mr.. Terry declared. when
General johnson ruled that state
administrators could present cases
for prosecution directly to United
States district attorneys in their
states.
Several cases from Mr.. Hoke's
office have been referred to Dis
trict Attorney Val Nolan and one
indictment has been returned by
the federal grand jury.
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STREET LIGHTS BROKEN,
YOUTHFUL TRIO HELD
Smashed Bulbs With Rocks After
Beer Party, Police Say.

Accused of breaking nine street
lights in the northern section of
the city with rocks, three youths
we're arrested last night charged
with vagrancy and malicious tres
pass after drinking party. The
boys admitted, according to police,
that they had thrown the rocks.
Duane Stump, 10, of 1850 North
Illinois street; Romano Birkmeyer,
10, of 4720 Broadway, and Jack
Fest, 20, of ALL Park avenue, were
the youths arrested. They are said
to have admitted to police that they
caused the property destruction
after drinking beer at restaurant
at Fifty-fourth street and College
avenue. Lights we're broken on
College and Central avenues and
Washington boulevard.
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OFFICER OF NRA
RAPS V|OLATORS
Johnson Aid Says Court
Action Awaits Code
'ChiSeIerS.'

Violators of NRA codes are draw
ing near to their day in court, &C
cording to Prentiss NJ. Terry of
Washington, special assistant to Ad-
ministrator Hugh S. Johnson.
Mr.. Terry, III indianapolis to con-
fer with Fred Hoke. Indiana repre-
sentative of the National Recovery
council, and Francis Wells, NRA
manager here, said the NRA's liti-
CATION division has a large staff
working night and day preparing
cases against alleged code violators
Sharp teeth were put into the
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Black HeronS Nesting

b. United Press
MT. SUMMIT, May 4.-Migrating
from South America, 900 black
crown herons are nesting in the
Pechnpaugh grove two miles south
of here. The birds have been COM
ing to the grove annually for about
ten years. Only eight or nine ap-
peared on the first visit.
In the grove covering an area of
three acres, there are more than 400
nests, as many as eight being built
in one tree. The birds lay from five
to seven eggs for setting.
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Indiana News in Brief
Interesting Stories About of Hooers Written and
Assembled for Quick and Easy Reading
By Times Special


WEST May A Purdue university Founders day
w afternoon
WLW and notification Of the program has
distant Manila Phlp
and
A points out
side United
will include President Edward Elliott OF
aumnu and noble
football coach.
Indiana leg
$50 land
versity Morrill, adopted in 1852
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Tonight's Radio Tour
FRIDAY
: NETWORK OFFERINGS

P NJ
H " Kaltenborn (CBS) WABC.
Ferdinando's orchestra tNBC) WIZ.
4:l5-Bobby Benson and Sunny jim
Gene Gene and mHe Charlie CcBs, KLRA.
4:30-Irene Beasley (NBCl WIZ.
Nick Lucas and Rich's orchestra
(CBSi WABC.
Feature CNBC) WEAF.
4:45-Lowel Thomas (NBCl WIZ
Parenteaus orchestra tCBSD WABC.
Organist fCBS) WFBM.
5.l5-Van Steeden orchestra fNBCl WIZ.
Just Plain Bill (CBSl WABC.
Gene and Glenn (NBCl WEAF.
5:3O-Wheeler's orchestra lCBSl WFBM
Music on the Air (CBSi WABC.
George Gershwin and orchestra
5.45-B oRI carter carter CCBs, wABC.
Arlene Jackson and orcnestra
s:oo-Concert CNBCl wEAF.
Happy Bakers (CBSl WABC.
Ethel shutta; Walter o'Keefe
s.i5-Easv Aces (CBsl wABC.
e:45-Babe Ruth MIC VIZ,
7 OO-Waltz time (NBCl WEAF.
Phi Harris orchestra; Leah Raw
7.1s-R Ruth E citing and Johnny Green's
orchestra OBS WABC.
7:30-One Night Stands lNBCl WEAF.
Phil Baker and Ted Weems' tNBC'
g JACK whiting. Jeanne Lang, Den
a.Oo-Program of the week (CBSl WABC.
First Nighter (NBCl WEAF,
Stories that should be told 'NBC'
sao-swetcb Conflict" (CBsl wABC.
Jack Benny and Don Bestor's or
cheStra fNBCl WEAF
o.on-Edith Murray. songs tCBSl WABC.
Poilacks orchestra tNBC) WEAF,
o.15-Poet Prince (NBCl WIZ
News; Isham Jones orchestra
Gene and Glenn NBC) wMAQ.
s:30-News: Lopez orchestra tNbC'
a.45-Bejasco's orchestra (CBSl WABC:
10:00-Sosnick's orchestra (CBSI W AZ
sDerby Eve" program fNBCl WIZ.
zoIIo;s orchestra (NBCD WEAF.
10 .30-Sevmour Simons orchestra tNBCl
WEAF ,,,z
S0bbi9's orchestra CCBSl WABC
Belascos orchestra (CBSl WFBM.
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Parole to Be SOUGHT
By Untted p

bU JUtIFU FTFsS
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, May T.
Petition seeking parole of Ira
Barton, former Blackford county
sheriff, from the Indiana state
prison, where he is serving a
twenty-one year term for completely
in a bank robbery is being circu-
lated here.
The petition will be presented to
the state board of pardons at its
July session.
The former county official was
sentenced at Portland in February,
1892, for his confessed part in the
robbery of a Dunkirk bank.
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Columbus Firm Grows

COLUMBUS, May with the
opening of a branch at Batesville,
Dunlap &, Co. of Columbus became
the operators of six lumber yards.
The company has taken over the
Nedderman planning mill and build
ing material business in Batesville.
A new office, display room and adj
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Postal Receipts Rise

ALEXANDRIA,, May A. April
postal receipts here showed sub
stantial gain over those in the same
month last year, the figures being
respectively $4,000 and $1,000. A
gain has been shown every month
so far this year as compared to 1898.
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Suspect Nabbed in SIugging

AS a result of an argument Tues
day in which Charles Reese, $751;
Russell avenue. was slugged on the
head with blackjack, Irwin Lynn,
633 Russell avenue, was arrested
yesterday and charged with assault
and battery with intent to kill.
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Star Store managers last nighs.
gladstone bag was presented to Mr..
Welsh in commemoration of his
fortieth year of service with the
Star Store.
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CHAIRMAN TELLS OF
LEGI0N'S CHILD AID
1914 Children Helped in 1888 by
Organization, Is Report.

A total of 1924 children were
aided by the American Legion in
1888 at a cost of S724.537. the ma
tional executive committee of the
legion was told by Milt D. Camp
bell. Cincinnati, national child well
fare chairman.
John Thomas Taylor. legislative
committee vice-chairman. assured
the group that three of the four
points Of the legion's program be-
fore congress in behalf of disabled
veterans and their dependents had
been won FULL.
New legislation yet to be consid-
cred. Mr.. Taylor said, concerns
granting to World war widows and
orphans the same benefits existing
under the economy act for widows
and orphans of other wars.
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HOnored at Surprise Party

A surprise stag party in honor of
Thomas E. Welsh, 1884 North Illi-
nois street. was given at his home by
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WLW (7O0) Cincinnati
FRIDAY

P. M.
4:0O-Three Star Voices.
4:30-Jack Armstrong.
4:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC).
5:00-Amos n Andy (NBCl.
5:l5-Joe Emerson, Bachelor of Song.
5:30-Bob Newhall.
5:45-Sohio Melody Masters.
6:00-To be announced
6:15-Prairie Symphony.
6:30-Radio Court.
7:00-Billy Jones and Ernie Hare.
7:45-To be announced.
8:00-Stories that Must be told (NBCl.
8:15-Henry Thies and orchestra.
8:30--Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone
Don Bestors orchestra (NBC).
9:00-Unsolved mysteries
9:30-To be announced.
10:0O-News flashes.
10:05-Crosley Lopez and orchestra (NBC)
11:0O-Leo Zollo and orchestra (NBC).
l1:3O-Hotel Plaza dance orchestra.
II Mid-Paul PendarYis dance orchestra.
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Fishing the Air

With Gershwin as piano soloist ana
narrator. Louis Katzman.s orchestra VIII
and Lady Be Good during the Music BY
GershWin program Friday at $50 p. m
over WENR and an NBC network.
Love songs of different lands will
be featured by JeSsica DragOnette, So
pranO soloist. Friday at D.. m. over
WTAM and an NBC-WEAF network
A number of favorite melodies OF other
DAYS will be featured by Vivian Ruth.
contralto. and the Happy Bakers ourlng
their program over WFBM and the Co
lumbis network Friday from to 6:lo
.. m.
Ruth Citing. glorifer of the popular
song. will feature the tuneful melody,
PLAY. Fiddle. Play" by Emery Deutsch
Columbia violinist and conductor. during
her broadcast with Johnny Green and his
orchestra. Friday from IT'S to 80 p; m,
over WFBM and the Columbia network.
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MORRISSEY EXPLAINS
POLICE PISTOL COURSE
Safety Committee Endorses Project
After Address.

After Address.
Chief Mike MorriSsey last night
talked on the pistol practice course
established recently by the police
department before the citizens
safety committee.
Approval of regular practice ses-
sions for police was given in a reso-
luton adopted by the committee at
its meeting at 401 West Michigan
street.
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HIGH SPOTS OF FRIDAY NIGHTS
PROGRAMS.

5:So-NBC WJZl-George Gershwin
and orchestra.
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