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Deaths

Emma Jane Mullen ~. of ls4s Central
coronary occlusion.
Timothy P Harrington, &c. Of 22I4
Central iobar pneumonia. .
Joseph Msrtz, 81, City Hospital, car
Mary A. wynne, SO. of 1858 S. Butler
Mollie B. Miller. IS. of 1914 East Twelfth
cerebral hemorrhage
Ralph S. Scott. IS, st. Vincent's Hos
pital. stomach ulcers.
Geneva Gibbs Nickel, 36, Of 1i2 z. North
acute dilatstion Of heart.
Florence Spencer. SO. Methodist Hospital
coronary occlusion.
Leroy Hendershott, 10 months. Riley Hos
pital neutrality-suspicious..
Harold Preston Miller. l. City Hospital
tuberculous meningitis.
Andrew Morrison. IS, OF 1lb n New
Jersey, coronary occlusion.
Robert Haworth. 8 months 2250 <.
35th-st, epidemic meningitis.
Paul E Mitchell. 81. of 1921 n. Gale.
chronic myocarditis.
Joel Henry Brewer. SO, OF 1853 N.
Tacoma, arteriosclerosis.
Virgil T. Furgason. IS. OF i2i7 Congress,
william Hartley sapp. 81, Of 80 Church,
angina pectoris.
pulmonary tuberculosis
Henry Newkirk. 81. OF "a E. Terrace
coronary occluSicn.
Myra r. Kad0w. a. Of 51l n. Illinois,
coronary occiusion.
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Fights Last Night

by United Press
Milwaukee, and Chuck Hefner, $50, Den,
yer. drew uol; .Toots Bernstein, l5ils.
NarK drew ane no. Homan %lams rs rs
Milwaukee. outpointed Billy Vaughn,
1852, Kansas City 49,.
LOS ANGELES-Charley Retzlaf, 1873.
Duluth, MINI. kayoed Stanley Poreda.
pit. New Jersey IL; Don Conn. 1874, Long
Beach, decisioned Danny Alberts, 1876. Los
Angeles 90 Sailor solly Pace. 1893 San
Pedro drew. Jack Price, l89, Los Angeles
az. Pretty Boy Skinner. 1876, Los Angeles.
decisioned Iron Man Burke, 1913, San
Francisco "a.
DETRoIT-Chuck Woods, 1863. Detroit.
decisioned Tony Canzoneri. 1873. New York
defeated Bob DIN. ia. light heayyweight
champion 170) Wesley Ramey. 1856, Grand
Rapids, defeated Jimmy Vaughn. 1879.
Cleveland (lol; K. o. Morgan lls To-
ledo. decisioned Tony scalba, 1913, Chicago
(6): Lefty Gwynne. 116, Toronto. defeated
IennY Sohen. Chicago 49,.
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N>-DOIUn the ALLeys->-~
by BERNARD HARMON

With the male FASTENERS Of the
city falling to live up to their usual
scoring habits. the local feminine
kegelers featured last nights league
sessions. Twenty individuals of the
Ladies' Social League. bowling at
the Hotel Antlers passed the 500
mark during the evenings session.
Race Johns of the LathrOp-MOyers
featuring a SOC as the leading total.
The LathrOp bOwlers IN their two
game victory over the Happy Won
der Bakers. totaled 27O3 IN the three
game series. Games of 992, $50 and
822 gave them their huge total. Mrs.
Johns. IN reaching her COG score,
posted games of 246. los and 1876.
her opening game being the highest
Of the season in the Social loop.
Lucille Rice contributed a 548. An
META Crane. a $50. and Lucy Court,
a 537, IN the LathrOp session, while
a 562 by Loretta Eberts featured for
the Bakers Club.
Led by a 500 from Lillian Bunch,
the Bowes Seal Fast team tOtaled
1888 in their series against the Falls
City Hi-BruS. whom they defeated
in two contests Eva Dawson and
Evelyn WieSsman were well over the
500 mark for the winners. the for
mer tOtaling $50 in her series while
Mrs. WieSSman reached 534 in her
three games. Martha Mayors $40
was the best total for the Hi-Bru
team.
Mayne Allinder tOppled $40 pins
in her series with the Greenwald'S
Meats. who won twice over the Hotel
Antler five. Bonnie McGrath fea-
tured the individual scoring of the
losers. getting a 533. Helen WeiSe' s
5l6 led the Meeker five in their two
game triumph over the Marott Shoe
Co. who had a $40. by Irene Ma
honey as their best individual effort.
Henry Johnson connected for a
6l3 total from games OF 1872. 226 and
255. 10 tally the top total among
the various mems teams going
through their PAGES last night
Johnson was performing with the
DOrn's Good SOdas team OF the
Pritchett Recreation League. and
his top total enabled the team TO
take a double win over the ROYAL
TailOrS.
Five other individuals passed the
500 mark during the leagues SeS-
sion. Brunot getting $50. Davis 600
LonCSworth COZ as Schmaltz and
Caddick connected for 6O4'S.
The Hibben- HOllweg team won
the only ShutOut victory OF the ses-
sion. Fendrick Restaurants being
It's victims. Two out Of three VIC
tories were taken by the Louie S
Tavern. Thomas Restaurants. L. S
AvreS and Universal Beverage over
the Sunshine Cleaners. Hilgemeier
Packers. Real Silk Hosiery and
Green Tavern.
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College Net Scores

Grinnel. SO; Coe, 20.
Baldwin Wallace. So; Hiram, 26.
Button, A; Findlay, 81.
Akron. ga: Heidelberg, %.
Drury. 81 Missouri Valley "a.
Southern Methodist 40; Baylor. %.
Marshall, IS; Dayton, 80.
Southern Illinois, 40; St. viator. %.
Texas Christian. ~; Texas, "a.
Oklahoma Aggies, ii; Tulsa. II.
ST. Louis, Al: Washington (St. Louis, 8;
Illinois College, SO; Carthage, 20.
Marquette, 81; Lawrence. "a
% Chenille. "A: Morris Harvey. 40.
Grove City. 40; Washington and Jeffer
ION. 25.
Monmouth. 40: Bradley Tech, 27.
New Mexico, SO; Arizona, Is.
Phillips. 81: Bethel, %.
Baker 40: Emporia, %
Oregon, IS: Washington. 30.
oregon state. IS: Idaho. 27.
Loyola Baltimore 80; St. Johns. %.
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THURSDAY

A. M.
5 3O-Top O. the Morning
600-Nation's Family Prayer hour.
6:15-Morning Devotion.
6:30-Rhythm testers.
6 :45-Arthur Chandler Jr, organist.
7:00-Bradley Kincaid (NBCl.
7:15-Don Hall trio (NBC).
7:30-Cheerlo (NBCl.
8:00-Joe Emerson, hymns.
8:15-Music and Divano.
8:3O-Arthur Chandler Jr.. orgsnist.
8:40-Home Loan talk.
8:45-The Jackson, comedy.
9:00-Federal Enameling announcement.
9:05-Doctors of Melody.
9:15-Clara, Lu m EN- (NBC).
9:30-Livestock reports.
9:40-NeWS flashes.
9:45-Jack Berch and orchestra.
1O:00-Galaxy OF Stars tNBC).
1O:15-Questfons and Answers, Grammar
and Spelling.
10:30-United States Navy band (NBCJ.
10: 59-Time.
11:15-River and market reports.
ii: 3O-National Farm and Home hour
(NBC).
12:3O-Howard Woods dance orchestra.
12:45-Earl Burtnett's dance orchestra
] 90 81 sehogl I5 Of the tS.4 Air.
2:15-Ma Perkins (NBC).
2:3O-"Dreams Come True with Barry
Mckinley (NBCl.
2:45-"Songs of the city, (NBC).
s:io-Eddie Birnbryer. tenor and &C.
s:15-Betty and Bob. drama.
3:3O-Mary Alcott. blues singer.
3:45-Life of Mary Sothern.
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THURSDAY
Fishing the Air

"Diane and Her Life Saver" featuring
Rhoda Arnold. soprano. and Alfred Drake
baritone. with Lucille Wall and john
broadcast another romantic episode over
WFBM and the Columbia network
Wednesday from Z to 7:i5 .. m.
Lily POns, wOrld-favorite colOratura
soprano. will feature Benedict's La
Cauinera" (The Wren) highlight
Of her program over WFBM and the
Columbia network from to $3.50 D. m.
Wednesday.
ct Is Enough from Mendelssohns
famous oratorio. elijah" is one of the
featured selections on the program pre-
John Charles Thomas. Wednesday at $3.50
o. m. over WKBF and an NBC network.
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HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS

s:3o-NBC (WEAF)-Easy Aces.
7:oo-NBC (wEAF)-Mary Pickford.
NBC CWJZ)-Penthouse Party
Mark Hellinger.
75o-NBC CwEAF) King
and orchestra.
Columbia-MarshaN Broadway
Varieties.
o-Columbia-Andre Kostelanetz
orchestra-Lily Pons.
NBC CWEAF) Fred Aliens
Town Hall.
MIC CwJZ)-"2o, 900 Years in
Sing Sing"
0-Columbia-Burns and Allen.
NBC (WJZ) John Charles
Thomas, baritone.
0o-Columbia-Jack Pearl, Patti
Chaplin, songs.
NBC (wEAF)-Guy Lombardo
and orchestra.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
So Legal Notices
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

Deatn NOticeS
ALLEN, CATHERINE CADE-Age Is. resi-
dent Indianapolis 40 years. widow Ste
phen a. Alien. beloved mother Andrew
FebTua G q at sony soSs f homc 2 poSsa Ha aT
ton-dr, after long illness from old age
inhrmities. Private family funeral serv-
F SS Sf5 Hs'a BGscHARAN M Gfangidsf
conducted by DR.. Lewis Brown. rector
emeritus. ST. Paurs Protestant Episco-
pal Church. Cremation followed.
BLACK, ROBERT-Entered INFO rest 1.;ss-
66ay 13o @ sss IS yssT5S B B STS
Carl J. Lauter, Mrs. Madge Mason Cor
Tl,ne and Fay Blaeex Fun sGl, Fri a.,
NERAL PARLOR, 1850 E. Michigan-st.
Friends invited. Burial Bainbridge, Ind.
BRADY, JOHN RoBERT-44l4 Baltimore
M beloved f Nh hus9 aeaD OF Magae B e
departed this life Tuesday. age So. Flu
neral Thursday. Feb. % at MOORE d
KIRK FUNERAL HOME 1880 Station
St. 2 p. m. Burial Anderson cemetery.
cox. WILLIAM L.--Husband OF Mary
Jane Cox, father Of Charles w. passed
away at family residence. 702 Luett-st,
Tuesday; Feb. %. He also is survived
by two brothers. Morton Cox of Illinois
and Lewis Cox Of Missouri; two grand
children, Charles Ir. and Helen. Services
A
and Shefield-sts. Friday. March !. l
p. m. Interment Centerton. Ind.
MARION. CLARA NEE Breul-Beloved
wife of Charles Maron. sister OF William
Breil half sister OF Fred John and
George Breil and half sister OF Mrs.
Anna Puddle and Bertha Breil. passed
away tuesday morning Funeral Friday.
p. m. at Emmanuel Reformed Church.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hin.
Friends may call az residence 1851 S.
East-St. after 3 .. M. Wednesday.
SCOTT, RALPH S.-Husband of Leanna
Scott and son of Albert j. Scott. passed
away Tuesday morning. Services at the
HOME 1922 N. Mer ,dian-st. Friday. 2
p. m. Friends invited. Interment Crown
VOSSLER. CHRIS-Beloved husband Of
Edith VoSsler and brother of Fred and
John VosSler, Mrs. May Rodenberg and
Miss Freda VoSsler, a. ST. Vincents Hos
pital Tuesday. Feb 90 4:1O a. m Flu
neral from the home of Mrs VosSlers
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Crouch, T27 Watt
son-rd. Friday March ! at ? O'Clock.
Friends invited Burial Memorial Park.
Friends may cal after i. m. WednesA
day. SHIRLEY SERVICE.
WRINCK, MARY-Age 80. passed away
Monday at her home, 807 E. llth-st.
mother of Charles Wrinck of Indianap-
oils. Lester of Douglas, Alaska, and
Maude Wrinck of Manhattan Beach. Cal.
sister of William Tobias of Indianapolis.
GEORGE f. K1NCAID FUNERAL
Hill Friends may call at funeral homo
any time
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FAMILY ROUTED AS
FIRE DAMAGES CAFE
Parents Escape With Six
Children; Loss $1,000.

Gasping from clouds of thick
smoke pouring from a fire in the
cafe below, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ricos, 1922 w. Westinghouse, and
their six children hurriedly fled
from their apartment and escaped
serious injury early today.
An overheated furnace was
blamed for the fire which, it is es-
timated, caused $1,000 damage to
the cafe operated by P. G. Shanef
at 462 w. Washington
Mrs. Ricos was awakened by the
smoke and fumbling her way
around in the smoke clouded rooms
aroused her children and husband.
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BOX NUMBER REPLIES

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divulge their names or addresses may
take advantage of The Times BOX
NUMBER" service.
Replies to BOX Number" ads are re-
ceived at The Times Office and adj
vertisers are assured that their
identity is never diYulged by The
Times.
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WLW (70O) Cincinnati

P. NJ.
4:00-Kav Foster. songs NBC).
4.l5-Tom Mix (NBCl.
4:30-Singing Lady lNBCl.
4;45-Jack Armstrong.
5.00-Stamp Club of the Air-Tim Healy.
5.l5-The Bachelor OF Song.
5.30-Bob Newhall
5.45-Loweu Thomas (NBCl.
6.00-Impromptu Serenade.
6:l5-Lum and Abner. comedy team.
6:30-Red DaviS-sketch.
6:45-Ds ngerous Paradise (NBC).
7:00-Penthouse Party (NBCl.
7.30-Henry ThieS and orchestra,
7:45-Smilin' Ed Mcconnell.
S:00-Town Hall Tonight-with Fred AL
-"Lombardo-Land" Guy Lombardo
and his ROYAL Canadians tNBC).
9:30-Ray Noble orchestra tCotyl (NBC)
10 :00-PreSS Radio news.
10.05-Crosley Zero hour-String EnSem-
bic and NorSemen quartet
10:30-Edde Duchin's orchestra (NBC).
II :00-George Olsen'S orchestra (NBCl.
II :30-Earl Burtnetts dance orchestra.
II 90 Mid-Mel Snyder dance orchestra.
A M.
12:sO-Moon River. organ and poems.
1:00-Sign off.
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ORDERING WANT ADS

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force of trained Ad-Takers, able to
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CANCELLATIONS AND
CORRECTIONS

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Times between the hours Of A. NJ.
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Notice of typogra phical errors must
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responsible for one incorrect insertion
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ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
ARRANGED AT BUTLER
500 County School Pupils to Take
Part in Program March 8.

800 county school Pupils to lake
Part in Program March 8.
More than 500 grade and high
school pupils from the Marion
County public school system are ex-
pected to assemble on the Butler
University campus March 8 for a
series of achievement tests which
will be conducted by the College of
Education.
DR.. A. B. Garlic and Malcolm
Dunn, county superintendent, will
have charge.
Children of all grades from the
third to eighth, inclusive, will take
achievement tests, and other stu
dents ranging from the sixth to the
18th grades, inclusive, will partici-
pate in written composition
contest.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Edward Sle.ght. a. Dayton, o.. soldier
and Rosemary Paulsen. 26, Michigan Hotel
Russell Flora, rs. of 1913 N. Alabama st
chauffeur, and Mabel Benton, 10, of 1911
S. Meridian-st, housekeeper.
Robert LutZ, 90, Brazil, salesman. and
Laurel LEFTY. 20, of 2426 N. Delaware-st
bookkeeper.
Gilbert James, 30. jamestown. Ind
farmer. and Mabel Martin. 80, Of 1895 E
Ohio-st housekeeper.
Roy STOPPER. 81. Of 11ls s. Keystone-av
laborer. and Mary Newman, 10, of lll8 s.
Keystone-av housekeeper.
Johnny Whited. 26. Of SIT W Abbott-st
machinist, and Florence owens %, of l047
S. Worth-aY. cushion assembler
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SQUAD CAR Is UPSET
FOLLOWING COLLISION
PatroIman Willis Escapes Injury in
IllinoiS-St MiShap.

PatrOlman Wills Escapes INJURY IN
IIlinoiS-St MiShap.
While speedinL south on Illinois
st a police car driven by patrolman
John Willis last night rammed into
car driven by Roy Chaille, 858 E.
Morris-st, at Illinois and Michigan
SITS. The squad car was overturned
but no one was injured.
The crash occurred as patrolman
Willis swerved to avoid hitting a
car driven by Burt Condor, 81, of
705 N. Denny-st, which was turning
the corner. Mr.. Condor was charged
with failure to give hand signal
and failure to give a police car the
right of way.
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Reports Loss of Ring-Last October

The theft or loss of diamond
ring, which he said had disappeared
while he was moving last Oct. 81,
was reported to police late yester-
day by T. z. Byrne, 1851 Ruckle-st.
The ring, WHICH was valued at $1,000,
contained large center diamond
and a number Of chip diamonds.
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WORD RATE

Times Want Ads are sold by THE
WORD. You do not pay for part of
used
This arrangement makes Times Want
Ads. more than ever. the economy Want
Ads of Indianapolis.
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Oracle Allen viii try to initiate stark
sanitv with George Burns during another
broadcast Wednesday from $50 to D. m.
over WFBM and the Columbia network.
lack Pearl, the popular comedian. will
be heard in the third of his new series
Of nro9rams in his role Of Peter Pfeiffer,
musir teacher, philosopher. and prOprie-
tor az the Family Hotel on Main Street.
Wednesday from 10 $3.50 D. m. over
WFRM and the Columbia network.
-Annie Laurie" Deppen's 'Oh. Miss
Hannahs and "a Little White Gardenia''
viii he sung BY Robert Royce. the Voice
Of Romance Wednesday. at 1915 D. m.
over WKBF and an MIC network.
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RETZLAFF HALTS POREDA

By Times Special
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 27,-Charlie
Retzlaff, Duluth heavyweight, won
by a technical knockout over STAN
ley Poreda, Jersey City. in the first
round of a scheduled 10-round fight
here last night. Poreda weighed
21T, Retzlaff 1913.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS

lO.l5-Tony Wons CNBCl.
0.30-Climalene Carnival LNBCl.
II 00-Fields and Hall lNBCl
ll.15-Merrv Macs fNBCl
II 30-Farm and Home hour (NBC.
P NJ.
12.30-Ideal reporter
II 45-Words and Music fNBC1.
l.00-Temple Bells (NBCl.
l.30-Vaughn De Leath fNBCl.
1.45-Gould and Shelter tNBCl.
2 00-American Melodies.
2.i5-Ma Perkins tNBC).
230-To be announced.
300-Woman's Radio review tNBCl.
3 30-Arlene Jackson fNBCl.
8 .45-Snanish revue lNRCl.
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SARPOLIS GIVEN BOUT

by JHtteu PreSS
ATLANTA, Feb. 27.-Dr. Karl
Sarpolis, New York, won over Joe
Cox, Kansas City, when the latter
was disqualified in a wrestling match
here last night.
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OAK HILL ORGANIZES

The Oak Hill Flashes baseball
team manager has called meeting
of players and tryouts at his home,
2306 Fernway-st, Sunday at p. m.
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MAILMAN DIES AFTER BOUT

7 EHIts VtLINF
KALISPELL, Mont, Feb. 27.-Jack
Lewis, California wrestler, died of a
heart attack here last night after a
match with Harry Kent, Salt Lake
City. Lewis was known as the
California Red Devil"
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
Stephen Schumacher Named Head of
Local Alumni Group.


Stephen Schumacher assumed his
duties as president of the Delta
Kappa Epsilon indianapolis alumni
following his election last night at
the Columbia Club. Other new off,
GERS are John Hughes, vice pres
ident: MCGEE Porter, secretary, and
Vincent Lennon, treasurer.
Speakers at the meeting were
John D. Morse, University Of ILL
nois professor; Clarence Weaver,
Foster H. Clippinger, L. Roy 1apf
and Homer Bishop. H. Weir Cook
was postmaster
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AUTO INJURIES
KILL AGED MAN
49, Year-0Id City Resident
Dies: Three Women
Hurt in Crash.

Theodore Sandstrom, rs, of 2O31
Broadway. died early today in City
Hospital of injuries suffered Sunday
when he stepped into the path of an
auto in front CT 1903 English-av.
He is the Goth person to be injured
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State College Net Card
TONIGHT

EarIham VS.. Ball State, at Nun
Gle.
Miami (Oxford, o. VS.. Hanover
at Hanover
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THE RA[KHlARl
SECTIONAL STEW
MERELY an Appetizerl

Otter be where action starts tomorrow
ID Indianapolis full rine Of the is teams there
through Froebe record snapper
Whiting wallace Washington Ham
Roosevelt The epnochers Froebe
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Births
Bows

William and Violet Dyke 3505 Butler.
Charles and Minnie Kloss 1851 Wood.
Guy and Irene Routzon, 10 Iowa
Robert and Maude Lanham. 20 z. Adler.
Ross and Ailleen Dollison. City Hospital
George and Margaret Watson, City Hos
pital.
Girls
Everett and Mary Herman, 1921 N OK
ford.
Joseph and Hilda Lawson, 1901 Ingram
Clyde and Daisy CaZee City Hospital.
Norman and Mary Kindrick, City Hos
initial
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HELP WANT E D
il Help Wanted--MaIe

WILL train reliable man. 70 be house
hold paper products dealer. prottaoie
business Beech Grove Broad Ripple
open. Phone TA-2524; li-l2 a. m. Thurs:
4 MEN. steady work: no invest; So sal 20
start 80 n Penn. RIM. 1874
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trf Delaware Recreation League session
last niEht Hssans So was the best OF
the four. topping a co. from Goodwin. a
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WFBM (123O) indianapolis


WEDNESDAY
PM
4:00-Curtain Calls
4:15-Tea Time tunes.
4:45-Dick Tracy (CBS).
5:00-VieWing the news.
5:15-Wheeler Mission program.
5:45-Milton Charles (CBS).
5:55-News.
6:oo-State Employment service.
6:05-BohemianS.
6:20-Legislature news.
6:30-Buck Rogers (CBS).
7:00-Diane's Life Saver (CBs).
7:15-Edwin c. Hill (CBS).
7:30-Broadway Varieties (CBS).
8:00-Lily Pons and orchestra (CBS).
8:30-Adventure of Oracle tCBS).
9:00-Jack Pearl (CBS).
9:30-Al Feeney sports talk.
9:45-Tin Pin Alley.
10:00-Myrt and Marge (CBSl.
10:15-News.
IO:20-Leon Belasco orchestra (CBS).
10:30-Atop the Indiana roof.
10:45-CaSa Rev orchestra (CBS).
11:o0-JacuueS Renard orchestra (CBS).
11:30-George Hall orchestra (CBSl.
1900 Mid.-Sign off
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THURSDAY

In OhSOAI
A. NJ
6:30-Chuek Wagon.
7:00-Early Birds.
8:00-Coffee and DoughnutS (CBSl.
8:15-Sunnyside Up (CRS).
9:00-News.
9:05-Bluebirds (CBS).
9:15-Chco De Verdi orchestra.
9:30-Jack Fulton orchestra (CBS).
9.45-MrS. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch
1O:oO-Miiky Way (CBs).
10:15-Academy of Medicine (CBS).
10:30-Mrs. Farrell's Kitchen Clinic.
1L00-Voice of Experience (CBS).
11:15-The Gumps (CBS).
11:30-Hoosier Farm Circle.
12:00-Noon-Cleo Brown (CBS).
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