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WASHINGTON PRODUCE

No. !, S1.3b % 1.50; North Carolina, bushel
baskets Puerto Ricans, mostly around
soc.
Watermelons-Three South Carolina ar
rived; broken and 8 unbroken cars on
track; 1900 watermelons by boat North
Carolina arrived. Truck receipts liberal;
ket steady. North Carolina, Cuban
Queens, 3540-pound average, 4Oc; Tom
Watsons, 36-3S-pound average, 40@ 6Oci
26pound average, 25 q soc each.
Mixed Vegetables-One New York ar
rived: unbroken car on track.
Lima Beans-Approximately 100 bushels
North Carolina and approximately 100
bushels South Carolina by express ar
rived; supplies of good stock light; de-
mand moderate; market steady. Bushel
hampers: North Carolina, fair condition,
$1.25@1.50; New Jersey, $27503.
Okra-Supplies light; demand light;
maSet steady. North Carolina. large
size. :6ushel hampers 81; bushels,
COrn-supplies heavy; demand mod
crate; market steady. Sacks 5-dozen;
North Carolina, 75c q 81; fair condition,
soc. New Jersey. 81.
Peppers Supplies moderate: demand
slow; market dull. North Carolina,
bushel hampers green. 5O@75c.
Blackberries and Raspberries-Prac.
tically no supplies on the market.
Huckleberries-supplie light; de.
mand, light: market steady. North
Carolina, 3--quaTL crates So.VVW S.0O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light; demand
light; market steady. New Jersey,
cultivated, 32hc per quart.
CarrOts-No carlot arrivals: 1 broken
and l unbroken car on track. Cali
forna, western lettuce, crates, SCI
02.75.
Spinach-Pennsylvani bushel. bask-
cts poor condition, soc.
Beets-New Jersey, zoe per dozen
punches.
Eggplant-Florida, 11a-bushel crates,
75c a 1925, according to condition.
AvOcadOs-Florida, boxes, 76c $500.
MangOes-Florida, boxes, 75cGS1.0o.
CauliflOwer-No carlot arrivals;
broken car on track.
car diverted; l broken and unbroken
cars on track.
Plums-No carlot arrivals; ! UNI
broken car on track
Delaware-36 crates asparagus. 80. >.
FlOrlda-36 crates avocados: IS crates
lines: 12O crates manEoes; II bushel
baskets parsley; 20 24-quart crates blue
shell baskets peppers; "a crates peppers.
North CarOlina-31O crates cantaloups;
As 32-quart crates huckleberries; 100
bushel baskets lima beans; 55h -bushel
baskets Okra; 246 bushel baskets
peaches.
south CarOlina-45 bushel baskets GU
cumbers; 100 bushel baskets lima beans;
IL 32-Quart crates dewberries: So bushel
baskets peaches, and Sc bushel baskets
squash.
New Jersey-aO 24-quart crate blue
berries.
PennsyIvanla-12s s-pound baskets
mushrooms.
Tennesaee-s6 h-bushel baskets okras
Virginia-12 32-quart crates raspber-
ries: 5 barrels watercress.
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steel operations lent strength to
that industry's shares. Bethlehem
and U. S. Steel as well as several
others rose to new highs for the
movement and came within strik.
ing distance of the years tops es-
tablished earlier this year.
Last weeks good earnings show.
Ing by Johns Manville attracted
fresh demand for that issue,
which scored a moderate gain
and also induced sympathetic
buying in American Radiator,
which was one of the most active
features of the list.
Chrysler and General Motors
were relatively quiet but strong
around their years highs.
Douglas set the pace for the
aviations with a gain of more
than a point, with demand predi-
Gated on the belief that the
plane manufacturing companies
would share in Government or
ders under the large military and
naval appropriations. Traders ig-
nored the disastrous crash abroad.
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Birthday Rites Held
Al MI. Moriah Church

Mt. Moriah Baptist Church,
Third and L Streets Southwest.
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary
of the founding of the church
yesterday. The Rev. S. C. John.
son, of Boynton, Va, was the
speaker at both the morning and
evening services. DR.. j. Harvey
Randolph, pastor of the church
for the last quarter of a century,
assisted with the services.
The anniversary exercises will
continue throughout this week.
CLASSTF1En
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U. S. WEATHER REPORT

FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW
District of Columbia-Fair to-
night; Tuesday, local thunder
showers; little change in tempera-
ture; gentle south and southwest
winds.
Maryland and Virginia-Gener-
ally fair tonight and local thun-
dershowers Tuesday in east and
central portions and probably
local showers tonight and Tues
day in extreme west portions;
little change in temperature.
Tide Table
High tide today is at 1888 a. m.
and 1905 p. m.
Low tide today is at 1882 a. m.
and 7:43 p, m.
High tide tomorrow is at 1897
a. m. and 2:07 p. m.
Low tide tomorrow is at $40
a. m. and $40 p. m.
The Sun and Moon
The sun rises today at 4:59 a. m.
a. m. and sets at 1928 p. m. =,
The sun rises tomorrow at 500
a. m. and sets at 7:8 p. m.
The moon rises today at 11:08
p. m. and sets at 1885 p. m.
The moon rises tomorrow at
1l:44 p. m. and sets at LAT p. m.
Temperatures
Yesterday Today
4 p. m....... "a "A. m....... "a
8 p. m...... 76 ga. r11...... II
Midnight -. 70 Noon ...... SO
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Local Stocks
SALES

SALES
Washington Gas IS 1858, $1,000
@106.
Capital Transit Company, 100
203s; 5@20s; 5@2012.
AFTER CALL
Woodward and Lothrop pre-
ferred, 7@113.
Capital Traction IS, $1,000
991a; $1,000@99h.
American Security and Trust
Company, 10000.
Anacostia and Potomac Railway
SIS, $1,O00@922; $1,000@923s;
81 ,0O0@92S.
Potomac Electric Cons SIS, $1,000
@103A.
Norfolk and washington Steam
boat Company, 3@86A.
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push into new
high ground to-
day.
Lea d ers in
the renewed up
turn included
the STEEL mo-
tor, avi a tion
a n d building
shares where.
gains ran to
about a point.
The rails and
utilities made
little headway,
comparatively.
Indications of
a fresh rise in
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American House cIsaMIRV Contractors. Ne gas
C W & eravSS 4 San cen Cont IS5 T nv 20 I2I0
b Z RsyIIsS euIIders 4 Cent 6l9 King Alex $50
i A Coijjns brIck -DlastoR R0S r Ct nv 20 I42A
G II eSvards bi6e mateYisI go q nW VA 4975
n 0PuvsF ala investment M w MA 1887
r KarIStromeF Colt Club Manor. WA e2s0
MeeolrIok Side Cerp 1910 VI ~ nv
Murphy AmSs lhF ~ Rossly0 We. .We 2SIS
Ney Construction Co 2l1S n ct NV. WE tS70
Col ] RObt MOOS Wash blvd Buchanan CIar 22SO
Sorr coH.tr%stIS HV CO 2oi nv Bag :. ME ls7S
Rw6sInk a WeSS Ca 1S32 N Y 0v W. MA $50
HohsrS RussNlI EoNsf a. M N d uw -, 20 SStS
Harry WardMaR 1873 X nv 81 $3.50
MANTELe . THING
Edwin Elicit lI06 9th NV ma $751;
GLASS ron EVERY PURPOSE
Potomac Glass Co 1913 9th nW. ........ 81 S0SO
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STEEL, MOTOR,
| AIR, BUILDING
SHARES RISE
By LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, July 20 Q.N.S0.
The stock market made a fresh
and fairly successful effort to
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Beauty Salons

AaneS Marie STA nth NV .,....... A0 17S1
Aidas Beauty Salon 2SSS BladsnbR I'd a. II 9326
ARglln's Beauty ShODp0 25lS ~ Ct NV GO !HIS6
Arde Beauty Sh0B 2aO8 IA ct nv GO !056!
8ettV's Beauty PaFl0F l75a Col I'd nv co I0SZI
C0smetIauO Beauty she's S1S1 NJ Pit nv 90 IVY
Cosmopolitan Beauty SHOP 527 10th StnW SsIS
Curtis Beauty. Salon 84l6 ~ nv co s!SU
OonIphan Beauty She's Doniphan 6g. AJAX tS2
Earle Beauty Salon 52I IL nv .......ME SS5S
Esther'S Beauty Salon 649 H ne. SS8S
FIOresteIle Beauty Salon ans b me-. ~ So5V
irsna Reautv PSrIov 2a09 ~ nv 1900. co $3.50
GorEsa HeIrSrassIro SATAN Y1O IL NV . ~ 6SR7
ISS paIaTe jsIS Conn Az NO 4a8A
/ eom lnyes HaIrdrossInu 1894 Il &C NV NE 1854
Lillian CPAmeF Ills 18th nv DI 0zSS
MarIneIIO Approved Shop 1908 - NV Ss3S
0alIVls Sisters Il2A Conn AZ -. Ma 0SoU
PARK Central Beauty Shop 1900 nv. MI 0S40
Ruth vltaI0 Beauty Salon 1lN8 VI AZ NV Va 6SzH
WoOdburn Beauty Salon l76S Col I'd. GO SSSS
cOLoRED
Acme Beauty Salon q nW..........M0 I0SS3
Adele's 1880 q nv ,..,,,s, NO 0474
81 Lao Beauty Beau salon 1911 L st nw''....ME $3.50
Fleming Beauty Shoppe 1914 ' q NV. NO eS4e
HeleH'S Beauty Salon 800 I'd gW........ ME SI9z
Lady lulu 1888 9th nv -. -. 20 1898
laEraNce Beauty ShoppO YO4 4 d nv :. De Sl06
La Val Beauty salem 1911 You nv De SS6S
MarIoNstte Beauty shes 1918 You nv NO 9St9
Roberta'S Beauty Salon sl3 Fla ave nv NO i0387
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Cleaners & Dyers
LaundrieS- Wallets

A Z II Cleaning { Dysrs Co 1851 Go Az De $3.50
Allied Cleaners Z DyOFs o33 Hamilton UW 81 625S
Berry Z Blake 1342 You Ct nv. ......... De 6I82
c Evans 1928 nth nv ....... 40 62So
18th 81 Cleaners Oyers 2aIS IA NV co 637O
NuVo Cleaners Dyefs 1928 IA nv CO 9521
ParkVleU Cleaners Oysrs S215 18th uW AD $3.50
RUG CLEANING
lUwl0 RUG cleanlR8 Co l72S Hth uW.... NO $3.50
Mark KeshIShlan 1914 Conn ~ -. MA SSA0
VALET SERVICE
Blue Ribbon Valet She's 1904 King q Alex Va.
Grand CtraI Valet She's 1919 N ~ N sos
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Departures from Normal
Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since January /, 1885, $50 de-
grees.
Excess of temperature since
July /, 1885, SO degrees.
Accumulated deficiency of pre-
cipitation since January !, 1885,
1.20 inches.
Deficiency of precipitation since
July !, 1885, 1.48 inches.
TEMPERATURES
High Low fall
As sl.nti c n c''''''.: 81 IS az
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

Doll Hospital llOI 18th nv me asa
shirt 4 Dress Hospital l714 eth on 20 OS7I
CASH REGISTERS
GareS A P Registers Fofms e27 18th ~ Of 75a2
National Cash Register Co 1908 MA I99o
FuRRIERS
Little America Fur She's 2609 18th ~ 40 $500
Joseph RoendOrf elT 18th nv MA e4le
IIrkIn I sons sal 18th az NE 2II0
HATS
Bertha HAT She's One Price 1879 Conn ~ AD 040o
LEATHER GOODS
KIne 61l 18th nv ...... MA &7S9
SPORTS SHOPS
cOrrS Bicycle q Repair 55S5 III sVO .o9 AN
UNIFORMS
capltaI Uniform CO 1908 ct ~ MA 7SoO
Cleaning. RemelHnGs Repairing
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Auto Service

American Auto Wreckers 227S nv. DE S7e2
Bond Auto service real 1921 I, nv " At 0505
Buddy Hart Super Ser r S240 Prospect AZ We 2a72
Henry L pNoIe 1870 II oe w u 1900
Grese's Auto 9erVIee 1894 9th NV NE e646
Gaertner's Auto Service rear 7l9 n CAP va 1850
lanes Murphy lana nv 81 $500
Rayhest0s Brake Service 617 7 AZ =. o. a6I6
Watts Garage rear 1927 nv NO S2I0
E sSs% t ss;v ASoIS Isss AZ NO soss
Ants Rrake Sarvlee CO 427 NV . NE 8200
6rown'a AufS ReUaIr 1901 10th nv >. NO $3.50
Johnson Auto Repair 23l9 Ga az NV 49,. NO I0IO
Lambert Auto Service 1919 LIST no ..... 20 520z
8 Auto Glass ShOp 1909 % .....LI 3S4S:v
Calf Carl Inc 61A n nv " zU5
Mid City Auto Co willis. KnI0ht I'LL 14th De S0So
McCOmas OIdSmobIle Ser rear 1919 IS MA SS7!
Modern Auto Bodv WkS 21l5 M nw.... NE 723I
National AUtW Tor ca 211S "a nv zee. De 2S4S
No WASHINGTON 81 Garage Alex Va. Alex NV.
PhI1IB A TOISon 1901 nv NO 96!H
esHsf"r'a Ant" Wash 500 2nA0 Ca ~ NV VT os!A
W Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1929 NJ NV MA S~IO
BATTERY SERVICE
DIST Bat Flee Co 1877 Goth nw......ME oOSS
GARAGES
Conrad Garage 1922 Eye st nw......... ST s727
WELDING
Day Welding c. 50 Sumner Ct nw......NA Sss'
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CLASSIFIED


REAL ESTATE
A o HoushtOR q Co 200 18th nw .. Of 7SSO
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty. MA I40S
Corporation Construction Loans 1910 z ct NV
Tyler 4 Rutherford 1920 K ct oW. MA 0A7S.0
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 1905 Ga ave NV , co I727O
N GreenbaUm 1904 Eye 1t nw....... NE S662
State Loan Co s309 ave Mt Rainier ne 55SS :,
PAWN BROKERS
Resign Loan Co Rosslyn Va ........WAI ESQ
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Cotton Goods

NEW YORK, July % I.N.S.).-The
cotton goods markets continued dull to-
day as traders sought to clarity their
position after the recent decision
against the processing tax. Prices were
for the most part unchanged. Not so
long ago the industry was clamoring
for removal of the processing taxes, but
now that their removal seems possible
buyers are unwilling to purchase, paying
the processing tax,
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Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin vOIeS 1905 WI 2949
5Oyds School Of Sect 1893 = It nv VA 1342
Columbus University 1873 18th M De 9AAS
Miss Floods klndergarten 1922 Mace ave nv
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 G nv MA 40o2
POtsstS Business College i4th 4 Eve stS Ma E7l1
Stanfsld Sect SehoSI no 18th nv 81 1883
Southeastern University 1888 @ d az MA e250
Whltmors Sect School 1910 n q nv NE o00O
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Ca) Optional stock cash. (b) Parity extra. (cI Extra
Extra stock W On account Of aeeumu
(E) cent In stock. (m) Special (n) Paid in
r) Paid this (ww) With warrant@ (xwl With
cut warrants C") Ex dividend. 81 Ex rghtA
Dividend dollars parOntheseA (Nots) Extra
pubIshad through dividend period.
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Moving & Storage

AII.StatO Transfer Co local long dist 81 E72O
Job! booked daiIy-Phils N. z. Bostso
4 W Transfer Co 1919 W ct nv . NO 1904
Call IaekSonS Express Co 1922 " It OV 20 1898
Curtis Transfer 1910 ct nv 100. De 2S6S
Davis Transfer Co 1915 Fast Cap a.. u 1857
Eagle Transfer Co 1873 Q S4 n0 ..... NO seq
GordOR'S 1889 18th ct NV ..., 20 2SO0
MulIens Trans 4 Storage 201O eth. NO $3.50
Neal SamuerS Express 1881 20th NV :. ME- 6363
Reliable Local Moving 222 Ct CO. IL 6I37
Rogers Transfer 1853 Ct no ...... ~ 977S
SwOfford 1919 5th nW.........DE 0IS0.g
RI GERS Transfer 1918 N av ,.... ME 977S
Springs L Sons ana Az uW ... ME 8s2A
Walker 1922 nth nv De AS80
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Inc sos r ave .........P0 1859
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LoeksmithS

Ace Gun & LOeksmIth 1l13 Eye st nv NE s6SG
Edison Gun { Key Shop e04 18th 0w
Emergency Auto Keys 7O6 5th st NV 81 1871
lacks Lock 4 Key shop ll7s 18th nV MA 1919
n Freeland 606 D at nv ....... ME 800
Try Mo Lock Co 22ll l4th nW ....OE 8877
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Naval Stores

UOIIdT-IMUHIItdl Iunus IN NEW lOFK1
62h cents discount.
Naval Stores
NEW YORK, July % G.NS.N.-Pe-
troleum quiet. Crude Pennsylvania,
1626195.
Linseed oil, per If. SO CARROTS.
Turpentine, easy; As.
Rosin firm: common, 400:
New York Wool
NEW YORK. July % U.N.S.).-wool
steady; domestic fleece. unwashed, Ohio
and Pennsylvania, 23@32: domestic
pulled secured basis. 5000; domestic
territory, clean basis, 51677.
The Washington times., 1935-07-22

CANADA
DOlIar-MOntreaI funds in New York,
621l cents discount.
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Home Insulation
PIumbins-Hestins

Hua... supply c. ',A and st. 20 r4I.
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Professional Services

COIonIc IrrI0 PhvIOtherapy MassOusS Of SO7I
Alec OIL Massage BY grad nurse 60 2309
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke mOthod Of BA09
Or H W Harris Dentist 1912 You ct nv NO 7l62
Or 4 r Francis Dentist 1924 18th NO $3.50
A James 100 Eve NV scalp specisliSt Of 02AO
N Loekhart MasseuSe 1l1O 18th Ct Nv MA S563
Or MeCIareR MasspuF Eresge bldg Of 64I2
Or Nelson (Specialist1 ana Hth II 0W Treatment
tree One weeks medicine 500
Or Seotts Indsn Med Co l9nS 9th ~ 20 SOS
Wash Business Bureau 226 Bond bldg MA 0174
Or W Cameron Foot Spec 1894 NV NO O402
PERSONALS
Alice jackson Masseuse Restful Treatment IL @04S
Paris Evans Day Nursery Permit 5l2 IL 1853
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Real Estate-Serviee

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
Q Duty 1924 Vermont ave nv ma casa
Boswell. erasuro Co s2S 18th NV Of e4le
Wesley Buchanan Inc o16 18th nW. go. NE lI43
GOss Realty Co 1908 Eye 1t NV INA 1883
RObt MokeeVer Co Shorehsn bldg. MA 750
Weaver Bros w0shingto bldg 49,. 80. 81 94S0
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Oil Burners
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ASusw OH Burner Corr 79s 14th ct nv MA sOOS
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Electrical Service

Fearing EIse Co 1898 18th nv . CO IA2SS.M
kuehIIN0 lOeksmItb Flee 8 9TH No u 279S
18th 81 Electric Ship SsOl 18th NV CO I0S7S
Reliance Radls CO 1851 l. ct NV ..... We HIl
ReVaI Flee Co $40 TpshuP d nW.... CO 1891
G Smith e29 Howard I'd SO........Il 6023.R
r Warren 1905 Of nv .. Ma 1858
n Watson CO CO 0A68 eve At 2I20-W
TurbervIIls Inc i722 Conn ~ NO 1907
J Kent White EI Cont 500 King ct Alex Va Tel 2
WhItins Z HerrIty l10s 9th nv ...... va $3.50
Geo W0FmIeY SAT g1S SVO nv .......N0 sis
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Funeral Directors

0RAPERIES
National Upholstery Co 1905 uW......ME s444
FURNITURE
AIberH insraham Credit Furniture .....L - 1890
ThOmp,sn Bros 1920 Good Hope I'd - u OSSS
UPHoLsTERINe AND sIIPC0VERs
P L hrmstrona S4l9 Rhode Island ~ ne ny SAL
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th nv A0 80Il
6sths,da RefinIshinO ShOP. 6s22 wis ave WIS 1872
CapIbI UphoIStOrInV Co SAT- 18th NV. co $3.50
Thos KIns s21 Thayer AZ Hi SpG Nd. 81 i7SS
G W MeAIIistsr Uph0storlng 20S King. Ask S0S
! Marshall 80 Fla Az nW............NO O02S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-11
Hillcrest Names
Official Family
1884 Leaders Reelected
for New Golf Year.

The same officers who success
fully directed Hillcrest Country
Club through the season of 1884
will head the organization in 1885,
it was announced today.
Peter LambertuS was reelected
president at a stockholders meet
ing. R. V. Roberts was chosen vice
president, William Higburg, Secre-
tary and A. S. Rowe, treasurer. The
officers and DR.. G. E. Cox, Carton
Starkey, j. E. Miller, Charles Camp
bell and Oscar Haug will serve as
directors.
MidWinter efforts are being eXpend-
ed to make the 1885 season a great
er financial success than 1884.
There will be more entertainment,
including an indoor carnival.
President Lambertus announced
his 1885 committee chairmen as
follows:
DR.. G. E. Cox, greens; Jack Thi-
bodeau, golf; Peter Lambertus, fin
ance; Carleton Starkey, member
ship; Oscar Haug, house; j. E. Mil
Ter, welfare; Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Warren, bridge; Mr.. and Mrs. Chic
Taylor, dances; William Bookwal-
ter, stays, and A. S. Rowe, pub
liCity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-11
Ease IN His Manner

TINE latest importation stands SIX
Il feet four and a half inches and
his shoulders are broad and his
hands large DOYLE weighs 2l5 and
his age is p. Agents OF the stage,
radio and movies are crOwding Jack
and Offering contracts. And it's
this fattery that may sidetrack
the big fellow from the ring. There
IS ease in his every manner.
Jack Dempsey has become inter-
ested in the Irish laddybuck and
will act as his fstiC advisor, but not
as his manager. Dempseys appraisal
goes about as follows. Really
think he's too good looking TO fol-
low the beak-busting sport for a
livelihood. Moreover. he can sing
and act. pursuits that require no
physical punishment. Maybe I'll ad-
wise him 10 90 TO Hollywood and
have It out with Max Baer TO de-
eide who's who IN the AdOnis
League. Gorgeous Georges Car
pentier. the F'renChman. never had
a thing on this young Doyle when
i comes TO charm. He only was six
hours of the boat when he was
grooming Mother Nachree' to
Peggy Joyce. Tie that If YOU can
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-11
With Irish Guards

DOYLE has had 81 bouts, but
- most Of the scraps were with
amateurs. He won all except one
and that was in a professional bout
with Jack Peterson. British heavy
weight champion who was knocked
out by Walter NeUsel. the German.
recently Doyle lost TO Peterson on
a foul. but IL was a disputed ruling
and not all OF the Irishman's purse
was confscs,oG by the British box
ing board.
He was paid back S25 a week for
six months and another S25 a week
was paid to his mother for the same
period
DOyle's boxing manager is Walter
Friedman Of New York and Fred
CUrran of London is his theatrical
agent.
AS a boy DOYLE worked on the
docks and first started fighting as
a seaman. At Is he joined the Irish
Guards and at II was the brigade
champion. The next five years
found young Jack occupied in the
ring. in radio. theatrical tours and
pictures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-11
By Eddie Ash.
PUT Err THERE, SAYS NEW YORK
WARM WELCOME FOR JACK DOYLE

JACK DOYLE the Irish heavyweight champion from
County Cork. has received warm welcome in New York
and Broadway doesn't know what to make OF it or OF him.
foreign fighter usually is greeted with loud laugh in
Gotham but the handsome Doyle stepped off the boat and
became popular at without demonstrating his skill with
the boxing gloves He said to be different meaning he
has way about him that attracts Hors writer's dogs and
children.
Dempsey Irish brogue left to make
appeaIngly personality plus the scrbes OF
physique the fighter but naturally that doesnt
He'll III the ring before America VIII
approval heavywehts failures
and Of no consequence as championship timber.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-11
8 Weeks Tennis Rule
Passes With Exceptions
BIZ Times SDecidJ

By Times Special
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-THE
United States Lawn Tennis ASsocia-
ton, in meeting here over the
weekend, ratified the EIGHT
weeks rule, which allows amateurs
their expenses only for that length
of time during one year, and at the
same time adopted means by
which the rule may be waived.
The clarifying rider" exempts
participants in national and Sec
tional tournaments if they are GER
titled by their sectional associations
as official representatives" of such
sections. In such cases, travelling
time does not count.
1t was decided to put the mems
and women's national singles both
on a Wimbledon basis" The tour
neyS were awarded to the West
Side Tennis Club of Forest Hills,
N. Y. They will be Aug % to Sept. 6.
The national junior and toys' sin
giles and doubles will be he'd at Gull
yer, Ind, Aug. 12-17, and the ma
tional intercollegiate tourney at
Northwestern University, June 24-29.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-11

Schmeling Is
Confident of
Hating HamaS
German Promoter DiCkering
With Baer'S Manager for
Title Bout.
By United Press

By United Press
HAMBURG, Germany, Feb. IL
Max Schmeling will begin training
Friday for his bout here March 10
with Steve HamaS, confident he will
whip the American contender and
win a crack at Max Baer
On a visit here to inspect the new
HanSeatic Hall, where he will at
tempt to reverse a previous victory
scored by HamaS, the Black Uhlan
said he would reach the peak of
physical condition with little diff
Guilty.
Promoter Walter Rothenburg an
nounced he had been negotiating
with Ancil Hoffman, Baer's man
ager, since August, relative to stag
ing a championship fight, probably
at Vienna, if Schmeling whips Ha-
mas.
Hoffman has not answered an
offer of $175,000 to box Schmeling,
Rothenburg revealed, but he has not
abandoned hope.
If Hoffman fails to answer me, I
will go to the United States imme-
diately after the Schmeling- Hamas
fight and bring Baer back myself"
Rothenburg said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-11
College Net Scores
Games Of Saturday
STATE COLLEGES

Games Of Saturday
STATE COLLEGES
Purdue IS. Fordham. So
Indiana. IS. Minnesota. %.
Huntington. ~: 81. Joseph's. 20
Notre Dame. IS. Northwestern. Is
Wisconsin. IS: DePauw. -.
Butler. 50. wesJsrn State (Kalama-
1901 So
Evansville. 81; Ball State. p.
Indiana Central 81. TAYLOR. 81.
Anderson. -: Concordia 1T. waynel. 50
OTHER COLLEGES
Ohio state. -. Iowa. -
Illinois. -. Chicago. IS.
Western MARYLAND 81: Baltimore. 2s.
New YORK University IS: Navy. So.
Cornell. 81. Pennsylvania -.
otterbein. 20. Denison. IS
DEFIANCE. 81; Wilmington. so.
wes.ern Reserve. -: Baldwin-wal-
Michigan state. 50: Michigan. Is.
kansss. s.. iowa state. rs.
SreiCh-cn. 3, WsShburn. IS.
Penn state IS. ARMY. "a
- University OF Richmond. So; MARYLAND
Capi,al University. IS: Hiram. So.
AasSingun. 50. Wooster II.
ashland. IS; KENYON IS.
Dartmouth. - Yale 20
Temple. 40. West Virginia S.
A-criCht. IS. SWarthmore IS
o., johns HopSins- IS: Washington College.
-GeoEEe WASHINGTON. 20: 81. Johns
Srooklyll. IS
kinolav. SO. Fem IS
Rutgers -. LAFAYETTE 10
Syracuse. 81 COLGATE %
Missouri. 81: Kansas State 20.
Alabama Poly. 80. Florida "a
Arkansas. IS. BAYLOR so
Alabama. 80. Tennessee IS
.MesLern KENTUCKY Teachers IS. Louis
vie University 70
North Carolina. 50. South Carolina Al
Frinceton. - Harvard IS
OAlanorla. IS. Nebraska -
.Solthern Methodist. ~. Texas A. and
vandsrbiit. e.: sevanss. 81
;.;ss.ss-5pi STATE. S. University OF
LOUISIANA STATE. IS: Tulane. ~.
SeoTSia. - Clemson. s5
ONO WESLEYAN. 81. Marshall "a
Geneva. IS, Thiel 80
MFoming. %. Colorado COLLEGE. II
Rice. -. Texas IS
OREGON. AZ Idaho IS
Montana state College a.. Utah Is
DUBUQUE. s.. Morninesice so
GrinEel. &c. Tulsa y
Kentucky. 81; Georgia Tech. 80.