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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-19
News Survey of Indiana
Tim e. Special


nITTsBoRo Ind JAN lo-work been Psboro
water works after years inactivity
Water Company Inc private organization began
hut was unable to sell all of pump
house built tank partially erected and approximately onethd of the
Indianapolis planned purchase
the securities but made institution
Government has recently come to the rescue by
granting $4,000 The loan was negotiated by the ooro
DIR
thew have purchased property
Inc.
M Lee manager the Municipal Engineering Co, Panfeld
drew all specifications for the work. and H Hanna of
same hasse attorney for Ptttsboro.
jefferson Construction Louisville
l.
ucon will be done by local The
under agreement % project within 90
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BUrris to Mix With
Indian on Hall Bill

The signing of Harry Burris of
Anderson to meet Chief Little Wolf,
Canadian Indian, in one of the
feature bouts, completed the wres-
Ting program to be staged at Tom
linsop Hall Monday night. They will
grapple for two best falls in three,
the same as the top attraction be-
tween Blacksmith Pedigo and Tuffy
Meyers.
The prelim, a one-fall affair, will
bring together Speedy ONeil and
Jack State. ONeil halls from
Shelbyville and State from Sche-
nectady, N. c.
The main go opponents, Pedigo
and Meyers. are Kentucky grapplers.
They have met three times, each
winning once and the last meeting
ending in draw. Action Monday
will begin at $50.
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II. S. Net Scores


LOCAL
Tech. Is. Manual. H.
Jacksonville. -. Cathedral. 81.
CrlspuS Attucks 81; Smithville. p.
STATE
Southport. 81: Decatur Central. 10.
Warren Central I6. Beech Grove. z.
Central 1T. Waynel. 81: Button, %.
South side ut. Waynei 81. Columbia
North vernon. 30: Columbia. "a.
Decatur. so. MOnroevllles 10.
Decatur Catholic, 20: Delphos tO), IL
Center Grove. y. Edinburg, Il
ElwOod, %. Silent Hoosiers. II.
Anderson. %. Frankfort. q.
Franklin. 81: COnnersville. %.
Shoals. 81. French Lick. 10.
Shclbyviue. %. Greensburg, IS.
Wabash. %, Huntington, 26.
Mirov %. KnightstoWn. %.
Richmond. IS, kokomo. 10
Kokomo Reserves. II. Union 8.
Lafayette. a. Lebanon. SO.
Castietou. 28. New Bethel. 10.
LoganspOrt- u: Newcastle. IA.
Michigan CITY. 81: Nappanee. 30.
MOorCsyi!J. %. MOnrOvla. 10.
Bloomington. -: Martlnsville. 81.
Mitchell. %: Seymour. 20.
Hope. q. Moral. 10.
Marion. %. Delphi. is.
New Augusta. p; Lawrence. 26.
North Judson. IS: Bourbon. s.
Orleans. 81. BrOwnstOwn. 20.
Winamac. 20: Peru. II tovertime).
Plymouth, IS. Wakarusa. "a.
RuShVille. -. Greencastle 3.
Rforgantown. It. Stinesville, ID.
Rochester. 80; Upton, Is
Vincennes. %. Princeton. IS (overtimel
WASHINGTON. 80; Bedford. 81.
Westheld. %: louisville. 20.
Bunker Hill. %; Onward. 81.
Twelve Nile. So Walton, 2s:
SharpsviIe -. Windfan. is.
Dillsboro. 81; Bright. II
Argos. IS. GrovertOwn. -.
Arlington 50. Merton Memorial, Il.
Raleigh -. New Salem. II.
Carthage. so; Manila. % tovertlmel.
Angola. 81. Mshawaka. Fl.
Milford. IS: Syracuse. II.
Atwood 80. Sidney. p.
North Webster. l.. Burket. is.
LeesburE. 20. ClaypOol. Il.
MeutOne. IS. Akron. %.
Silver Lake. 81, GIlead. p.
HENDRICKS COUNTY TOURNEY
At DanvilIe
North Salem. Is, Stilesville. II.
Pittsboro. 81; Avon. IS.
HANCOCK COUNTY TOURNEY
At Greenfield
wilkinson. IS. Eden. p.
NfCCordsville. 81 WeStland. -.
Charlottesville. 50: Mt. Comfort. p.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY TOURNEY
At Charlottesville
Iadora. IS: New Richmond. 10.
Charlottesville Reserves. %. Wavelano
- double overtimel.
Alamo Il. WaynetoWn. 50 toFertineJ.
New Market, IS. New Richmond. p.
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BY BERNARD HARMON

The Cooks Goldblune team broke
out IN a striking orgy in the Foun-
tain Square Recreation League last
night and hung up a new three
game team record for the present
season. reaching 3l89.
Bill TaTrant Of the VIM. P. jung
claus team Of the Construction
League paced the individuals of the
city when he turned in the twenty
third 700 count Of the season in
league competition. Tarrant's three
games Melted him a 7O8 total.
The Cook team, in assembling its
record breaking total. used games
1903, ITO and 1910. which was good
for a triple victory over the op-
posing Falls City Hi-Brus. Four
members Of the Goldblumes passed
the 500 mark during the series, Ed
Striebeck. W h a 572, being the
only individual under the honor
mark. Jess Pritchett Sr., with a
678, led the teams scoring, with
John Fehr stopping at 673. Larry
Fox at 637 and Lee Carmin at 629.
Pritchett's total was good for the
high individual honors of the league.
or the Hi-BrU team, which posted
a 1881 middle game, Bud Argus
topped scoring on a 652, while Jack
Hunt connected for a 596
The Polar Ice and Fuel team, led
by Nan Schott's $50 series. was also
a three time winner, the victim be-
ing the Indianapolis Towel Supplys.
For the losers. Arch HeiSS present.
ed the best total, a sal. The DIX
Gasoline squad grabbed a 2-tO-1 de-
CiSiOn over the Weber Milk Co.
Paul Stemm banged out a 654 for
the winners. while Dick NordhOlts
676 for the losers was not only the
best total for that team, but won
him the runnerup hOnOES of the
session. With Bill Holt at 626, the
Coca Colas won twice over the Fox
Jail House team. which had as its
leading individual Bert Bruder, with
COS The COkes won their middle
game with a 1852, while the Jail
House boys used a 1909 final game
to keep them out of the Shutout
column.
Tarrant's 7O8 total came from
games Of 235, 264 and 2O9, and
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GOIdbIumes Hang Up NelU
Three-Game Season Mark
Cookmen Spill 3189 Pins in BOmbardment at Fountain
Square; Bill Tarrant Raps Out 7O8 Total.

ouInE 70 a misu HdsrstandinE in his
schedule. Otto Stein Of 81. Louis. worlds
champion match game bowler. who was
to have opened a three-dav appearance
here last night. failed 20 arrive. Stein
was in Terre Hauie last nirht and was
expected to reach here today In time
for his appearance at the Parkway
Allsvs at go D. m His schedule also
calls for exhibitions at Pritchett's Rec
reation at go tonight and at the Cp-
town at 2.3O D. m. tomorrow.
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Fraternity Names DELEGATES

Ernest Evans and Francis Dou-
dican have been named to represent
the Butler University chapter OF
Delta Tau Delta at the annual
northern divisional conference OF
the fraternity at Cincinnati, o., Feb
8 and 9. Doudican is president OF
the local chapter.
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Oaks Hand Anderson
College Net Defeat
By Times Special

y ? 7 VTIfts = lTttIUI
ANDERSON. Ind, Jan. 19.-Oak-
land City Colleges basketball team
came from behind in the last half
here last night to defeat the Ander-
son College quintet, II to So. The
Oaks were behind at the intermis-
sion, Is to 20. but cut on a strong
squirt in the remainder Of the game.
Chappell and Ricl ardson of the
Oaks team scored Is and u points,
respectively.
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BOOSTER CLUB TO MEET
Nominating Committee to Report
at III A T.. Session.

The nominating committee of the
Boosters Club. Hoosier Athletic Club
group, viii present its report at the
directors council meeting Monday
night. Plans for the February
meeting also viii be discussed.
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vINCENNEs TILT POSTPONED

By Times Special
VINCENNES. Ind, Jan. ia
scheduled basketball game between
VincenneS High School and Central
Of Evansville at the latter school
tonight has been postponed because
of an epidemic of mumps at the
Pocket City, local school officials
announced. The game has been set
for Feb. 5:
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Veterans Leader Dies

BLOOMINGTON, Jan. 19.-Fu-
neral services were held today for
Joseph Turk, commander of Bloom
ington post. Spanish-American War
Veterans, who died suddenly OF
heart disease. He was So.
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Cupid Lays
RM linn ea SnPcfnL

DANVILLE, Jan. 19.-First Hen
bricks County marriage license in
1885, granted after more than two
weeks of the year had passed, was
obtained oy Cecil Franklin Har-
rison, Clayton, and Mary Eta Hall,
HazleWood.
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Roosevelt Ball
By Times Special

BLOOMINGTON, Jan. 19.-Citi-
zens of Bloomington and Indiana
University students will unite in
giving a President Roosevelt Ball on
Wednesday, Jan. 80.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS
SATURDAY

4:O0-Little Jack Little and orchestra
Duchin's orchestra (NBc) wEAF.
Geo; Sterney's orchestra (NBC)
4:1s-5scEie Heller (NBc) WIZ.
4;3o--our American Schools (NBC)
Along the volga (cBs).
News RhyTner (NBC) WIZ.
4:45-Robinson Crusoe Jr. GCBs) wABc.
5:oo-News; Coakley's orchestra (NBC)
Lilac Time. Arthur Murray. dance
instructor (CBSl WABC.
Ferdinando's orchestra CNBC) VIZ.
5:3o-Eddie Dooley's sports review (CBS)
WABC.
Piano team (NBC) WIZ.
5:45-Beauty program (CBS) WABC.
Thornton Fisher. sports (NBc)
Master Master; Builder CNBc) WIZ.
6.0o-Soconyland sketches (CBSl WABC
Religion in the News (NBC) WEAF.
John Herrick, baritone (NBC) WIZ.
6:l5-W,hisRering Jack Smith (NBC)
Talk by Senator Huey Long.
6:so-0utdoor Girl Beauty Parade (CBs)
Jamboree CNBc wEAF.
7:o0-Art in America lNBCl VIZ;
Roxy and Gang (CBS) WABC.
Sigmund Romberg, VIM. Lyon Phelps
(NBC) WEAF.
7:2o-Grace HAYES (NBCl WIZ.
77gS Gasc oFsf ReSu er0R GBs; w NXR WIZ
8:00-Shilkrets orchestra (BC) WEAF.
A eGage K KQsssIanetz and orchestra
Radio CITY Party (NBC) WIZ.
8:30-Gibson Family tNBC) WEAF.
Barn Dance (NBC) WIZ.
Himbers orchestra ICBS) WABC.
9:00-Ted Husing review (CBS).
9:30-Saturday revue tCBSl WABC.
Let's Dance"--Kel Murray. Xavier
Cugat. Benny Goodman and their
orchestras g hrs) (NBCl WEAF.
Coleman's orchestra (NBCl WIZ.
10:00-Glen Gray's orchestra (CBS).
Dorsey Bros orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
Charlie Davis orchestra (NBC)
10:30-Charlie Davis orchestra (NBC)
WIZ.
Johnny Green's orchestra (CBS).
11:00-Ma driguera'S orchestra (EBC)
WIZ.
Cab Calloway's orchestra (CBs)
WABC.
11:30-Joe HAYNES orchestra (CBSl WABC.
Hal Kemp's orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

P. M.
4:O0-George Sterneys orchestra
4:15-Stamp Club of the Air-Tim Healy.
4:30-NewS Rhymer.
4:45-Ranch Boys.
5:00-R D hour-Boss Johnston and
McCormicks Fiddlers.
5:30-Bob Newhall
5:45-The Briggs Sports Parade.
6:00-"Taking the Mist Out of Chem
istry-Prof Saul 3. Arenson.
6:15-Virginia Marucci's orchestra.
6:30-"The Wayne Family"
6:45-Rudy Bundy's orchestra.
7:00-Sigmund Romberg and William
Lyon Phelps (NBC).
S;00-Billy Hillpot and Scrappy Lambert
(NBC).
s:3o-""Gibson Family" Musical Comedy
(NBC).
9:3o-Let's dance-Benny Goodman, Kel
Murray and Xavier Cugat.
12:30-stan SANKEY'S dance orchestra.
1:00-Larry Lees dance orchestra.
I:30-Moon River, organ and poems.
2:00-Slgn off.
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SATURDAY

P. M.
4O0-Little Jack Little orchestra (CBS).
4:15-Tea Time tunes.
4:45-Between the Bookends (CBS|.
5:O0-Something Old. Something New
5:3O-Eddie Dooley's sports talk (cBs).
5:45-Organ Interlude.
5:55-NeWs (CBS).
6:00-Edgewater Beach orchestra (CBS)
6:S0-Loui5 Panico orchestra (CBS).
7:00-Roxy revue (CBSl.
7:45-Musical revue (CBS).
8:00-Chesterfield program (CBS).
8:30-Champions CBS).
9:00-High Lights of 1884.
9:30-Saturday revue (CBS).
10:00-Louie Lowe orchestra.
10:30-Atop the Indiana Roof.
10:45-LeW Davies orchestra.
11:00-Cab Galloway orchestra (CBS).
11:15-Arthur Warren orchestra.
11:30-Louie Lowe orchestra.
11:45-Joe. Haynes orchestra (CBS).
Observation-Disclosures off.
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SATURDAY

P. NJ.
4:20-To be announced.
4:30-Mrs. Chas. Dana GIBSON (NBC).
4;45-The Ranch Bows (NBCl.
5:00-Tom Coakleys orchestra (NBC).
5:5o-Press Radio news (NBC).
$3.50 Fingers of Harmony (NBC).
5:45-The Master Builder (NBCl.
6:00-Religion in the news (NBCD.
6:15-Saturdav Jamboree (NBC).
6.45-SportS review.
7:00-Art in America fNBC).
T:20-Grace Mayes (NBCl.
7:3o-George. Olson's orchestra (NBC).
S:00-Musical Cocktail.
S.05-To be announced.
S:15-Bob Russell.
S:30-National Barn Dance (NBC).
9:30-To be announced.
10:00-Musical Memory contest.
10:15-To be announced.
l0:30-Abe Lyman's orchestra (NBC).
II .00-Enric Madriguera's orchestra (NBCl
1l:3o-Hal Kemps orchestra (NBC).
-: 0O-Midnight-SiPn of.
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SUNDAY

A. NJ
sO0-Rev. Morris H Coers.
S:30-PeerleSs trio (NBCl.
S:45-Alden Edkins lNBC).
s:00-The Southernaires tNBC)4
e.3o-101 Mems Bible class.
AFOREMENTIONED.
lO:i5-Gruen and Hall (NBC).
l0:3O-Crystal Melody hour.
II :30-Rsdio City Music Hall on the Air
tNBCl.
INSTRUMENTATION melodies.
P NJ
Il ,50-Jewel Box of Melody.
l:O0-The Poet Prince lNBC).
1:l5=To be announced.
l:3n-Melody and romance.
2:00-Newspaper adventures.
2.l5-To be announced
f2.30-Sunday Vaspers fNBCl.
3:00-Contipenta Varieties fNBC).
S:30-Morfon Downey tNBCl.
z:0o-Sendnels SeTenaoe (NBCl.
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Tarrant's 7O8 total came from
games Of 235, 264 and 2O9, and
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In the Bankers League session at the
Pritchett alleys, Larry Dietz emerged the
best individual scorer of the evening. a
$40 series doing the work. Billie Grauel
had a 609 and Ralph Fox a sos. Public
Service No. was the only team to win
three games. victims being the Indiana
Trust Co Two in threes we're taken by
the Indiana National No. g. Indiana Ma
tional No. and Merchants National
Bank over the Public Service No. l. In
diana National No. ! and Union Trust Co.
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SELECT
CAPTAINS

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 5.
Paul Shu, star athlete, has been
appointed captain of the football
team for 1885 and John "Nappy"
Nugent basketball captain for the
1886 season at Alexandria High
School.
These two boys starred in four
sports at the high school last year
and today are recognized by Off
Gals of the school for their ath
letic ability.
An important meeting of man.
ayers of junior baseball teams will
be held at 118 S. st. Asapha St.
at 5 o'clock tonight to organize q
junior loop here.
st. Mary's Celtics practice to-
morrow and Saturday at 5 o'clock
at Baggett's Stadium. Sunday the
Celtics collide with the Frederick
A. C. at Frederick, Md.
Bob barley was named manager
of the Ford Motor Company base
ball team. This club will enter in
the Alexandria Commercial
League.
The Alexandria Police Depart
ment will not place a baseball
team on the field this year. The
game with the Baltimore Police
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TOMORROW
CIVIC AND SOCIAL

1000 A.M.-Meeting, Delphlan
Society, Shoreham Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, US Mems
Club, Lafayette Hotel.
1890 PM.-Luncheon, Military
Order of the World War, May
flower Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Kiwanls
Club, Mayflower Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Cosmo'
politan Club, Carlton Hotel.
100 P.M.-Card Party, United
States Public Health Service. May,
flower Hotel.
$50 P.M.-Dinner, Thirteen
Club, Willard Hotel.
P.M.-Golf Tournament, Beta
Theta Pi Alumni Association. Ken
wood Golf and Country Club. Din
ner at 7 PM.
800 P.M.-Board Meeting, So
roptimist Club, Willard Hotel.
800 PM. - Meeting, Friendly
Sons of st. Patrick, Carlton Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, Psi Lambda
Tau Sorority, Raleigh Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, Vaughn
Class of Men of Calvary Baptist
Church, woodward Hall, Eighth
and H Streets Northwest.
800 PM.-Bingo Party, ReSur.
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HUEY MAY SEE
CANZONER|
BOUT HERE

Although thousands of We
wiShers will be on hand to chez:
Tony Canzoneri when he square :
off against frankie Klick in the
scheduled 12-round feature of tn
Shrine boxing card at Griffith
Stadium Monday night, specis
attention will be conferred (b"
Tony at leaSt) on a hometown
delegation.
Reports from New orleans ind.
cate that the Shrine representa-
ton from that city will turn out
en- masse to pay homage to tn
worlds lightweight champion. Fur.
thermore, it is claimed, no les
colorful personality than Lou
siana's elebra ted "Kingfish. >
Huey Long, will be invited to hea !
the parade.
A Canzoneri booster for a mum.
Der of years and a warm persona
friend of the little Italian, int
mates disclose that the "Kingfish
will be in attendance unless tn
pressure of business is so une;;.
pectedly great as to make neceG,
sary his presence elsewhere.
Adding impetus to the main
event itself are a fancy set of pre-.
liminaries involving high powered
boys, four rouSing six rounder3
being added in support of the main
event, which is set for $50 o'clocl;
promptly.
Phil Fur and Roger Bernard.
smashing main event hits of this
past winter season, are cast in
two of these, Fur being paired off
with Bobby Bruno and Bernard
with Lou Fox. Bruno recently
created a sensation by stopping
Calvin Reed, colored welterweight
sensation, while Fox is one of New
York's most sensational club fight
ing featherweights.
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GOLF LESSONS
PROVINCE HIT

With over 100 golfers enrolled
in the first two days, the group
instructions being given by pro-
fessionals on the local public
parks courses are going over the
top with a big surge. Golfers, de-
string to profit from these in
structions, must first enroll at the
Hahn Shoe Store, Fourteenth and
G Streets Northwest.
The instructions consist of six
group lessons for the one price of
SITS. Balls and clubs are fur
nished free, but there will be a
caddy fee of 10 cents for each les
son. Furthermore. the instruc-
tons are given to a group of golf
ers at a time, and not separate in
structions for each individual
golfer. However, the professional,
when holding a class lesson, may
single out a member in order to
demonstrate to the class as a
whole what he is endeaVoring to
convey to it.
The lessons will be held at ROCK
Creek Park and West Potomac
Park from 7 a. m. to p. m, and
at East Potomac Park from 7 a. m.
to midnight, the floodlights on
the driving range at East Potomac
permitting night instructions
there.
Professionals giving these group
instructions are Mel Shorey, Bob
CARRIER, Harold Bowers and Tai
ford Gibraski, East Potomac; JACK
Tucker. West Potomac, and Al
Price, Rock Creek.
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TODAY
CIVIC AND SOCIAL

Tbs P.M-Dinner Dance Junior
Hadassah, Willard Hotel.
7:30 P.M.-Service to Peace
Heroes, at Titanic Memorial, Rep
resentative Greenway, of Arizona
principal speaker. Postponed
Memorial, Day Morning.
1880 PM.-Concert, the U. s..
Navy Band, at Band Stand, Navy
Yard, Lieut.. Benter. leader; Alex.
Morris, assistant leader.
800 P.M.-Commencement Ger
emonies, George Washington
University, at Constitution Hall.
800 P.M.-Meeting, Washing
ton PhilateHc Society, Carlton
Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, Young
Democrats Club, Carlton Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, L m b d a
Sigma Delta, Carlton Hotel.
800 PM.-Washington Bridge
League, Shoreham Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, Ohio Vot-
ers League, Willard Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, American
Legion Auxiliary. MayfloWer
Hotel.
$50 P.M-Bingo Party, Ma
sonic Temple, 523 Eighth st. NE.
CONVENTION
Convention, National Confer
ence on Weights and Measures,
Washington Hotel.
CIVIC AND SOCIAL
800 P.M.-Meeting, Photo En-
gravers Ladies Auxiliary, Hamil-
ton Hotel.
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BOWLERS OPEN
SUMMER LOOP

The Temple Summer Doubles
Duckpin League will get under
way tonight at 8 o'clock at the
Northeast Temple alleys.
Several franchises remain open
and teams interested are re-
quested to present themselves to-
night ready to bowl.
Among the teams who will see
action tonight are Jim and Jack
Hassett, John Perry and Lee
Siemon, Russell Amos and Cutie
Hayes, Gene Hargett and Charlie
Olive, Ollie Pacini and Harry
Brown, Paul Peruzzi and Morris
Aiken, Len Murray and Guido
Trilli and Ellsworth Geib and
cousin.
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T FjB95 ,::' Table !? T.! | !;
Hall

erection Aid Society at Nativity
Parish Hall, Fourteenth and A
Streets Southeast.
8:15 P.M.-Duplicate Contract
Bridge, Carlton Hotel.
$50 P.M.-Performance by Oris-
SOS Dancing School, Wardman
Park Hotel.
TRADE BODIES
1890 P.M.-Luncheon. Washing
ton Trade Association Executives,
Carlton Hotel.
$50 P.M.-Dinner, M e m b r.
ship Committee, washington
Board of Trade, Mayflower Hotel.
CONVENTION
Convention, National Confer
ence on Weights and Measures,
Washington Hotel.
Convention, Conference of State
Utility Commission Engineers,
PoWhatan Hotel.
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nine has been turned over to the
st. Mary's Celtics.

The second round of the Belle
Haven Bowl tournament will be
held from June 9 to IA.
Sixteen players are paired off
in first round matches at present
and the scores will not be avail
able until the later part of the
week,
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Check this
three point program

OATIsFY yourself on these three points when you
buy your next cigar-and you'll be of your
moneys worth in real enjoyment. ,1bs
l. shape that suits you-whether you like the
slender, streamined kinds the fuI.bodied per.
fecto types
2 cigar that stays lit and burns evenly,
how slowly you smoke.
g. Quality tobaccos-sparkling in taste, but mild
you smoke all day.
Try Ell Producto satisfy this three point program for
real enjoyment-you will find it fills the bill every
with comp leteness you cannot duplicate elsewhere.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22
FASCIST MAKE DRIVE AGAINST
 MAJOR ISSUES
Severe Winter. Also Unein- ployment, Are Now
 Being Tackled

ROME, Jan. 22.-A determined Fascist drive against Old Man Win ter and his twin terror Unemploy- ment, is underway in Italy where the unemployed number 961 900,