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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-06
AT LINCOLN FIELDS

First Race $500 claiming. 2-year-olds
seven turlonEs l-NJoSepl j. G.. l04. NSun
Rehe. los. Macy. IS. IBon Champ .ai'1.' los
los. Chiessha. los SMaco. los
second Race $500. claiming: Swear
oloS and ups SIX tuTloDES -XWise Eddie
us. XInda.tv.. lo7, .Hyman.. rs: sister
Med Whisk lo7. xPstcheve. %. XWslk-
along. lo3. XDectS Campfire. %. xJaScha
s2. Norman. p. JOS. Eline Nielsen. los.
NaamA,on. lo6- NSco-e. 100; Gunhre. III.
NFalr Im2gc. io4. NGrattan. 10. Polly
D.sSin. 100.
Third Race 800. claiming. s-yesr-olds
and up. one and one-siXteenth miles =
2Norpe,esggs. KS, NPTo2eatio.ner. los. Port o
Posia lo2; NPomparsgon log subtiety.
los. Peace Emblem lis. xShi-ley MAY.
100. srinE no NLeylsnd. los. Kissie.
los James BOY los. caryel Hall los.
snd 70. seven turlonEs -Gentsel Lady
eS POPS Jos. Broad Meadows, los b.
ehloraae iio. WhippercrackeE. lo4. Even
Up. lo'. Jens Sons. io2.
FIFTH Race 800. handicap. 2-yesr-olds.
SIX fur.onesi Hasty Glance. us. Slim
nav 10, BaTcaroile. loi. Lady LoTene
faI AaEsch entry
Sixth Race $1,000 handicap. al ages
seven furlongsf Trombone los. Prank
Cruont. lis AT rcl- Az Pot Io2. Gen
eral Parth. io1. "a Noah Pride. 10. Sis
l1'scTsseh satry.
Seventh Race 800. claiming. Swear
oids and W. one and one-s.zfeenth niles
-XDark Mist los Glvnson. 10. era
marye los NHoos.srs PRIDE 100. RoRdy
Roy ll2 NNoelwood. III xCurb BIZ io1
Jsyvee io1 VoX Pop. IL
Eiehth Race $500. claiming. Swear
clds and up. one and oue-elgeth miles
xTranscaM TO- NCloth Top. ios xWhlte
Legs l0s XIrlSh Image. t03 Mad Career.
III. xAdeiaide A l0T. ClaaEE los. Dom
inant Mss. lot: Sporting Pearl los. Ku-
vera. ii5- Come on. rs. Crystal Prince
Il3. Uncle Nltcn los. xHich Diver los
NApprfnticc allowance cisinec.
weather clear. track fast
HoIses listed In order Of post positions.
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RED RUFFING TO WE'D

p .NfN = ltti4l
NOKONIIS. Ill. oct 6.-Charles
II. lRed) Ruhing, pitcher for the
New York Yankees. and Miss Paul
inc NJ. Mullholland of NOkomis.
were TO be married here today.
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MATCHMAKER Carter has
W. lined up a wrestling card
that promises to be a honey"
for next Tuesday night at the
Armory. Highly touted huskies
will provide the action in the
three bouts.
Big Boy Davis, indicated in
local rings, meets his toughest
test when he opposes Jim McNIil-
len in the main go. 1t promises
to be a lively tussle with McMil-
len a favorite. Karl doc Sar-
polls, who always has been pop
ular with local fans, will pit his
skill against Billy Edwards, of
"chiropractic hold" fame in the
mi-windup
The opener brings together
Jack League and Pat Kelley. Car
ter figures his program as one Of
the best of the indoor season.
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BROWNING PINS STEINKE

TORONTO. Oct. 6.-Jim Brown
ing. Verona. No. threw Hans
Steinke, Germany. in the feature
match Of a wrestling show here
Thursday night.
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At Lincoln Fields
One Best: Bichloride.

UNt DIST. bICnIOTIue.
l. American Belle, Sun Caprice
Kwamudi
, Hyman Jacobs Ladder. Wise
Eddie.
3. Blast. Morpheus. Monks First
1 Bichloride. Even Up. Whlpper-
era, ker.
5 HaSty Glance. Slim Rosie. Grey
Streak.
6 Frank Ormont. Siskin. Noah's
Pride.
7. HOLLYWOOD. Rowdy Boy. Dark
Mist.
8. Irish Image. Crystal Prince,
Adelaide A.
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Totals IS II 81 9 Totals 81 81 10
AngleY hatted for Heusser in eighth.

HHsIty DaIttu IUI I4tu9aSI N tIkI4VII'
Toronto ................... 401 600 O10-6
Columbus ..........-...... 400 600 O0O-4
Errors-McQuinn. Thomas. Riggs. Runs
batted in-Boone e. Richardson. Heving.
Riggs t2l Heath ~. Two-base hits
Cullop. Heath Three-base hit-Boone.
Home run-Riggs. Stolen bases-McQuinn
p. Boone. Richardson. Sacrifce-Mc-
Quinn Left on bases-Toronto, g. Column
bus 8. Base on balls-Of Schott. /; of
Khnger. 2. off Cross. 3; off Hilcher, 4.
Struck out-By Greer. l; by Klinger. 2; by
Heusser. 2; BY Cross. / by Hcher,
8 Hits-Of Schott. in no inning pitched
to 4 5atters in first inning, off Greer,
) in 2-3 inning: of Klinger, in l-3
innings: of Hilcher. 3 in 9 innings; of
Heusser. none in inning, off Cross, none
in ! inning. Wild pitch-Klinger. Win
Klnger. Umpires-Nallin and Goetz.
TIme-2 20
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joy Sweet. contralto; Aimee Deioro.
coloratura soprano; sue Read singing
proteges of Roxy will be introduced BY
the veteran impresario during his broad
cast over WFBM and the Columbia net
work from to 7:45 p. m. Saturday
The Saturday Jamboree will be heard at
an earlier hour beginning Saturday. On
that date and thereafter the variety show
will take the air at 100 D. m. over WKBF
and an NBC network.
Radio steps forward with a real lit
erary find! A previously unknown
and unpublished poem, THE Girl Who
Sewed the Buttons on for Me" written
by the beloved HoOsier poet. James
Whitcomb Riley. will be heard Saturday
over WKBF during the National Barn
Dance program at $3.50 D. m.
Richard Himber and the Champions
with Joe Nash, tenor, will feature several
popular songs in their broadcast over
WFBM and the Columbia network Sat
urday from $50 to p. m.
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HALL Is MAT VICTOR

DETROIT, Oct. 6-Stacey Hall
threw Larry Tillman in a wrestling
bout here Thursday night. In other
bouts Duke Rupenthal, Milwaukee,
Wrestled Hy Sharman, Salt Lake
City, to a draw; Bill Dangler defeat
ed Soldier Beebe, and Harold Sims
and Bobby Pearce drew.
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AT LAUREL
First Race 5000; claiming: 3-year-ods
and up; six furlongs David, Ill;
xsqueeze Out, lo4; solacce, 112;- This Play,
100; zipa,l9Ings lOS Doeskin: 105; 0alxout-
Ill; yGenerallejeune. Ill; xValdosta. 1O7;
x Luna Mica, 104; xSmooth Crossing III.
(a)R. P. and Mrs. R. D Watts entry.
Second Race $500; claiming; 2
Boy. ia; Apathy, 1O8; xTabitha, 1903;
H Reyie 100 messy R Can ICo Gien
1881; Motley Ill; xHigh Flag. lo8;
XCynwyd. 100; (b)xStar Chase. 1907 Kiss
los; Ia REICH stone. ia; 1bIxorifce IO3,
talWalmac Stable and Mrs. j. D. Hertz
entry
(bj Merryland Farms entry.
Third Race $500; claiming; Swear
olds and up; one and one-eighth miles =
zembla,, ia; xFair Billy, 1O9; xJimmy D.,
kee Sal 1O3 xRetribution, lO3.
Fourth Race $1,000 handicap; all
Brgbt i've Hav aPd 49, Snea a6ny one o0
Happy Go. 1o7; Miss Patience. liz; Ka-
wagoe. 1O2; Everbold. 1O9.
ta)Mrs. D. Howe and Sage Stable entry.
Fifth Race 80 900: added; Richard
Bird Flower lie Fire Thron, lO9;
(NOfficial. 112: Tweedledee. 112; Black
Rose, 1o9 Billy Bee, ia; Ter. Law, 1O9;
liz; Minnant, lO9: Scatter Brain. ia:
Dasher, l19; Sun Erin, 112.
(alJ. j. Coughlin entry.
Sixth Race $1,000; Cumberland handi-
cap; 3-year-olds and up; one and one
sixteenth miles Kate, 106; Slapdash. 49,
Grey Glade. 106; IA Sun Apollo. los; Silent
Shot, l13: (alLun Archer. Ill.
(a)W. S. Kilmer entry.
Seventh Race 1890; claiming; Swear
olds and UP; one and one-eighth miles =
xPencader, 1i2 xArab, 1O9: xHut, 109
xCorvine LOG; TEMPO. ia; Gnmonie. 108
Airwav ia; XDr. Syntax. 112.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy: track, fast.
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Independent and Amateur
Football Notes, Gossip

The Shelby Service squad will practice
Sunday morning AZ Garfield park az 10
O'Clock sharp All players wishing to play
Sunday are urged 10 b. on hand.
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With Semi-PrOs
and Amateurs

Castiet0n viii tackle the Stuck Coal nine
Sunday. The Castleton squad trimmed the
Banner Diaries last Sunday. 3 70 /.
The Fifty Second Street Merchants will
test Mt. Auburn az Marietta Sunday.
Bowman please call Washington 4444-R
after 8 D II.
The Cord Piston Rings will play the
Monte Carlos at the Beech Grove diamond
SUNDAY a. 230. r. Williams and J. Will
Nams Will form the Carlos battery. while
Hess and ZlgieT Will Work Tor the Rings.
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i0.I@Carefree Carnival
li-00-Castle Farm orchestra.
II -30-Dance orchestra.
Il Standardization River. organ and
poems.
A. NJ
= .30-Sign OF.
SUNDAY
A. NJ
7-OO-Tone Pictures tNBCl
7.30-Church Forum; Walter A. King
speaker.
S 00-TO De announced.
1910 be announced.
00-News flashes
-05-To be announced.
9.30-MeXica1 Typica orchestra (NBC).
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Race Entries
Today
AT DETROIT

AT DETROIT
Last Dayl
FIRST Race Cs8o9; claiming. ,2-yesar.-toitdis;
s;;ox iq5longs .-oddesa ClaIs, 1903 Chifa ,a3
ssssensch. los: DsTkie. iO5 Retta MAJ
III Imperial gacky los ss. Holster, III
ana s'q md Rs SIS in sSER 5 sBsar fa
Ioi: Triple Threat ia: Quick. lO4; Red
Vest. III; xIdle Along; lo43 Moonsan. IIi2:
k L,4.s1 = !. Ill: Princeton ia
Third Race $500 claiming: 3-ye9F:
Theron. lO9; Bright spangle lo9; Oderic.
IA; xGrand Champion, lo6. xsoqer
sag sn lot x 1B2nna Lsca P3 5o 81
lo4; Stock Market. lo9.
Handicap; 2syesr-oids; six furlongs1@
Bend. IO9; McCsrth7, liz; Eddie J. Il5:
III: Dancing Spirit lI2; Dokas, lis;
a Young Bros, Geary and Cav entry.
Il. J. Marks entry.
Fifth Race $500: the Hasta Luego
bright Bubble iii; o. Miss PuTray. liz;
(c Semester. 100; "a Trahlson, los; talTug
o. War 1l2: tblU Up. 1l3; Al Jolson, l06;
Mocker, l04: wise Ways ll4 CT TED
Clark 112: Amazing, l13; Chubasco. ll2'
Sad Knight 1903
(alWatts and Crofton entry.
tblTranquilttv Farm entry.
(c)C. N. Mooney entry.
Sixth Race (s2. 500; added: the Au Re-
voir Handicap; 3-year-olds and up: one
and one-eighth miles -Parl Mutuel l07;
Mr.. Joe. 109; Bahamas, l04; Zenka 1O4;
Golden Way. 100; b. Wise WAYS, los; Our
Count, 106 (aJFiji 112; "a Bring Back,
81; lbl Pot Au Brooms, 1l2; Sabula. 106:
Cloudet 90: ROYAL Blunder. ia.
(alYoung and Gay entry.
dr. 7. Watts entry.
Seventh Race $1,000; claiming; Swear
olds and up; two miles Regis PLAY go:
xWhite- Ace. ga; xRempl. 1903; xLe Minis
ire lq5 RaamgoTer. lO4; XEnigmatic, l02;
Moon. lO5
Eighth Race 1890; claiming; 3-year-
olds and up; one and one-eighth miles,
XBrass Buttons. 100: Bostonian Gal, go:
xkoneta. 81; xEveline F. l06 Beckville,
ia; xGertrude Reade 1903; Sam Pass, 1903:
Sun Eros, l03; Knowlton. 108.
Ninth Race $780,: allowances; the Last
Roundup; 3-year-olds and up; one and
54 KtSS iI5 @s7eSS. l3S 5 A6sRp
ford, 113; Tut Tut, 1l6; Dark Altos, ,105;
49, Ramus 113
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear; track, fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Arthur ". Coleman 81. Kokomo. BOOK
keeper and Aletha Apologize. 80. OF 223
East Mulberry street milliner
clan ana Olga BOnke. n. Of AHA North
New JERSEY street physician
inrton street chauffeur and NAV Hudson.
%. OF si2 East Washington street. houses
Hisam Rash. a. OF 2oss North Meridian
street manager and Josephine Walker, II.
OF $40 Primrose avenue. housekeeper.
Ralph Haas % Madison Ind. fore-
man and Mildred voTis. Is. OF lisa East
OHIO street. housekeepeg.
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At COney Island
One Best-Grand Ball

Az COHeY IStuHU-
One Best-Grand Ball
l. Grand Ball, Knave. Knee Ac-
ton
?. Newgro. Brimfield, Royal Sport
3. Prince Vic, Prince Doc. Euxine
1. BY Product. Full Up, Gilbert
ElSton.
5. Counsellor Crane. Prince Drake.
Ep.
6. Howard. l Pass. Chasar.
7. Red Sunset, Whlzzaway. Julia
Grant.
s. Pompatic, Indian Red. Super
10y.
9. Babeson. Little Gertie, Sabre
Slash.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS

500 NBC CWEAF9 - One Mans
Family"
500 Columbia-Elder Michaux and
CONGREGATION.
700 Columbia--Roxy Revue.
NBC (WEAF) -Sigmund Rom
berg.
800 MIC tWJZ)-Radio City party.
$50 NBC (WEAFl The Gibson
Family.
NBC (WJZ) Barn dance.
1890 NBC (WEAF) - Paul White
mans party.
1915 NBC (WEAF) carni-
val
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Race Selections
By Tom Noone
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
By Tom NOOne


Days Best: Kilmer entry, sixth Laurel.
Best Longshot Tabitha.
Best Parlay: Fraidy Cat and Princeton.
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At Long Branch
One Best-Happy Find.
l. Happy Find, Grand View. Mine
Boy.
?. Single Star. Seemego. Exhibl-
ton.
3. Proven, Blue John, Steel.
4 Khaki John. AIish Mash. Mes
tallup,
5. Crofter. Speycrest. Trlckeys
Son.
6. Plain Ben. Live One, Sir Byron.
7. Princely Pal. Rockroma, Lost
Spirit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-06
URGE
DRASTIC CHANGE
IN TAX SYSTEM
Association Would Replace
Gross Income Levy With
Sales ImpoSt.

State retailers today were pre-
pared to push the taxation program
Of the Associated Retailers Of Indi-
ana. adopted Thursday which at
tacks excessive public spending"
and at the same time claims to pro-
vide ample revenue for the upkeep
of important state government
functions.
The major point in the program
is the substitution of a 3 per cent
sales or consumers school tuition
tax for the gross income tax. This
tax, designed absolutely to bar poll
tics from school funds, would be
used exclusively for the schools and
would lower the property tax. 1t was
said. Foods, fuel, ice and gasoline
would be exempt from the proposed
tax.
1t was pointed out that the major
portion of the total tax reduction in
the state in the last few years, re-
duced to a percentage basis. has
been in school operating expenses,
.26 per cent, while other strictly POI
litical jobs have been reduced only
( Del. cent.
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7. Kentucky Moon, Hangover. LIE
Ministre.
s. Knowlton. Brass Buttons. Bos-
tonian Gal.
9. Tut Tut, Athol, Shackleford.
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At Laurel
One Best-Kilmer Entry.
/. Our David. Wise Count. Luna
Mica.
?. Tabitha. High Flag. Uncle
Billy.
3. Polo Bar. Retribution. Zembla.
4. Happy Go. Only One, Bright
Haven.
5. Bird Flower, Sun Erin, Nautch.
6. Kilmer Entry. Silent Shot,
Kate.
7. Airway. Arab, Pencader.
At jamaica
One BeSt-Mareve
l. General Farley. Arbitrary. YER
onica c.
?. My Selection. Master Time,
Canter Boy.
3. Uppermost. Light Brocade. Be-
low Zero.
1. Good Advice. Sgt. Byrne. Ajac-
clio.
5. Maddest. Granger. Col. Greene.
6. Mareve. Major General. Old
field.
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At Rockingham Park
One BeSt-PoiiSh Beau.

One Best-PoliSh Beau.
/. Merovech. Lamp Black. Door
keeper.
?. Synod. Fake, Morning Mail.
3. Polish Beau. Crazy Jane. Bing
Crosby.
1. High Glee, Clarity. My Dandy.
5. Fraidy Cat, Sand Cloud. Hope
Eternal.
6. Traffic Judge. Grand Union,
Grand Acre.
Z. Bylona. Flowery. Old Judge.
s. Wild Dreams. Serenabit. Bot
tied Bourbon
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AZ Detroit
One Best-Wise Ways

One Best-Wise Ways
l. Oddesa Clark. SasSenach. I'M
Derial Jack.
,. Princeton. MoonSan, Idle Along
3 Golden sun. Odaric. Grand
hampton.
4. South Bend. Eddie j.. Moonson
5 Wise Ways. Mocker. Tug O
War.
8. Golden Way. Pot Au Brpoms
Mr.. Joe.
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S1.5O Law Supported

The group also will fight for strict
enforcement of the maximum prop
erty tax levy of $3.50 in cities and
towns and 81 in rural sections, per-
hitting these limits to be exceeded
only for payment of interest and
principal on public debts, unless
specifically authorized by vote of
taxpayers in the various COM
munitieS.
Also. they seek reduction of the
gasoline tax to cents a gallon and
reduction of the state automobile
license fee to a fat rate of So
year.
L. F. Shuttleworth. association
secretary, declared that the pro-
gram was based on the theory that
the levying of taxes should be re-
tanned in the hands Of the tax
payers.
Revenues for important govern
ment functions, such as the cost Id
maintenance of state universities
and colleges and benevolent, cor
regional and penal institutions,
would be taken from the state gen.
eral fund.
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Second Race $500; claiming: 3-year-olds
and UP: six furlongsl -Raccoon. ia;
xMinnie Gage, LOG; Flo NJ. log: Vicki,
Vest. III; xIdle Along, l04' Moonsan. III;
Lugen Luggage, III: Princeton, ia:
xMaeantic, i04.
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Wants Voters to Control

Wants voters to Control
The program would enable local
taxing Oft ials to make an aver
age reduction of % cents in all
school taxes in the state. accord
ing to the association.
Mr. Shuttleworth explained that
provision forbidding increases above
the maximum ST and $3.50 tax rates
would place the control of taxes in
the hands of voters instead of poll
ticians.
The sweeping reduction in gaso-
line and automobile taxes alone
would cut the tax load $4,000 900,
Mr.. Shuttleworth estimated.
Estimates show that the con-
sumers' tax of per cent would raise
between $4,000 900 and $18,OoO000,
and that this would force a material
reduction in property taxes, the or
ganization declares.
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WLW GOOD Cincinnati
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
PM
4.00-One Mans Family.
430-To be announced
45-TOm Coaklev snc his orchestra.
5.0O-Old Observer
5.IS-The Texans vocal THO
30-BCb Newhal
5.4S-Floyc Gibbons.
5.0O-R F. D. hour-Boss Johnston.
6.f5-Gene Burchells orchestra.
6.30-Northern Lights-dramatic sketch
fNBC)
S:00-Bllly Hillpot and Scrsppy Lambert.
8.S0-"Gitson Family" musical comedy.
9.50-News flashes.
$3.50 be announced.
10.00-Barn dance.
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Thlrd Race $500: claiming: 9-year-
olds and up: six furlongsl -Ikard. Ill;
Theron. 100; Bright Spangle. lo9; Oderic.
ia: xGrand Champion, los. XSouer
Blanche. lo4 xDonna Lascari, 90; XGold-
en- sun l12: xBurgoo. l04; Lightnin Bill.
l04. STOCK Market. l09.
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Third Race $4,000; Boston and Maine
handicap; all ages; five furlongs) Fort
Springs. 105; (al Carts Brooke. 101; Bling
Crosby 1O6; Albuquerque 100; Crazy Jane.
us: March Step. ia; Cal The Pelican, 103,
Polish Beau. l0l.
lalG Z Wins entry
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r[St Ra'S Six '9 fSTo6s 1de Mss
100: xRhythmic Miss 100. Prince Fluz,
III; Knave. ia; xMy Paa, lo3 Mister
Bob. los; xGrand Ball. 1903; xSilver Blue.
1903; Knee Action 108.
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Last Day.
FIRST. Race $500; claiming; .2-year-olds:
six furlOnEs l-Oddesa Clark. 1903: ChtallT
100: Pish Tush. los. Paradox Girl. 100:
Ssssensch. los. Darkie 1903 Retta Mar.
III; Imperial Jack, los; Holster III;
III.
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Seventh Race $1,000; claiming; Swear
olds and up; one and one-eighth miles
xOld Master 101: XFlowery. 90; xWay-
iayer. los; Byione 10: Friar Marx. 100;
XOId Judge. ITO: Butter Beans. 1903.
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lO6; CHARLES j.. 1O9; Brown Bah. 1Oo.
Second Race 1000; claiming; 2-year
olds; six furlongs) -XTeddy Carl, los;
xMorning Mail 99 Synod 107; Fake, 1903;
Lovito, 81; Cooney. los; XKiltrap, 1903;
Maddening. 103.
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MONDAY
A VI
6.30-Morning devotions.
6:45-The Temple OF the Air.
7.00-Musical clock.
6.O0-Breakfsst Club fNBCl.
e.OO-Harvest Of Song tNBC1.
e:15-Morning melodies.
25-Newscaster.
Q 30-Kitchen Of the air
10 00-The hour Of memories-Unlted
States Navy band tNBCl.
II 00-Marion McAfee lNBCl.
Sears (NBCi.
I1.3o-Farm and Home hour (NBCl.
P NJ
q .3O-Vic and SADIE fNBCl
l2.45-Concert ensemble tEBC).
0b-The Newscaster.
1:05-Happy Long
i:I5-Revolving Stage fEBCl.
I.45-Gus Van tNBCl.
2.O0-Ma Perkins tNBC).
2.i5-To be announced.
2.30-Woman's Radio review (NBC).
3.0O-John Martin story (NBCl.
3.i5-Gals Page iNBCl.
3.30-Stsnleigh Malotte fNBCi.
; 4s-Archis Bleyers orchestra tNBCl.
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and up; six furlongsl -Bryn Athyn, ITO;
xMerovech. 112; xDoorkeeper, los; Lemon,
113; Rose Hazen, 113: xRose Path, 101;
LOG; Charles j.. 1O9 Brown Bah. 106.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-06

Seventh Race $1,000; claiming: Swear
ODDS and up; two milesl-Regis PLAY go:
xWhite Ace. ga; xRempli. 1903; xLe Minis
ire. l05 Ramgower. 104; xEnigmatic, 102:
just E. 104; Huraway. ITO: xKentucky
Moon. l05
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-06

Eighth Race $500; claiming; Swear
xBrass Buttons, 100: Bostonlan Gal. 3d.
xKoneta. 81; xEveline F., los; Beckville,
ia; xGertrUde Reade 1903; Sam Pass, l08
Sun Eros. l03: KnoWlton 108
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-06

Second Race $500; claiming; 3-year-
xSunny Bob. ll3; XNewgro. lis; Brimheld,
i'll; xBuster B. ll3: Storm Angel lis;
xLady Macaw, 1903; xNigosh, 106; king
Kelly. Ill; Royal Sport, ia.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-08
mo Smoking" Not
Even in Train Shed
By a Railroad Worker Cor
respondent


CHICAGO, Iu.-The workers of
the Chicago g. Northwestern Ter
minal here in Chicago have lately
been treated to an exhibition of
official petty tyranny which most
of the workers on the job call Hit
lerism." Because of some danger
from fire in the basement, and be-
cause of the fire scare resulting
from the stock yards fire, a bulletin
was posted which ruled that mo
Smoking should take place in the
basement. This was posted up with
a postscript making it apply to
other departments; thus making it
blanket rule against smoking in
any part of the terminal.
One of the punk arguments used
to support this petty officialism was
that certain classes of workers, in
uniform, ticket sellers, etc., have
never been allowed to smoke. Which
instead Of being an argument for
the rule, is only good reason for
our grievance committees of the
unions to insist that every one be
allowed rest period to smoke, when
it Is not safe to do so on the job.
The restriction even was made to
apply to the train shed where the
locomotives smoke to their hearts
content while putting around, and
where there is nothing inflammable.
The local Chicago Northwestern
Terminal Unity Committee got to-
gether and issued a leaflet calling
upon the grievance committees of
the unions affected to demand a
sensible Interpretation of the rule.