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E gals
SIS Legal Notices

/ propriety Of issuing the Permits applied
IoF 70 such applicants az the premises
Names Locations Consultations
HOOK Drugs, Inc. I54 n. Delaware s.,
,,I INDIANA 5-a Poiis1rL'ag9s Pea5s5
anapolis-Liquor Dealer
Hook Drugs Inc. 37i Mass Ave, indian
apols-Liquor Dealer
| HOOK Drugs. Inc. 2s2 y. Illinois St, IN
dianapohs-LiQuor Dealer
Hook Drugs Inc. 302 " Washington 81,
Indianapolis-L!quor Dealer.
Hook Drugs Inc 159-I6i y Illinois St.
polis-Liquor. Wine Dealer.
/ Hook Drugs. Inc. i0i " Washington s.,
Indianapolis Liquor Wine Dealer
Hook Drugs. Inc 1902 College Ave. IN
polis-Liquor, Wine Dealer
/ Hook Drugs Inc, l E Washington St.
/ Hook Drugs, Inc. 4202 College Ave. IN
ianapohs-LiQuor Wine Dealer.
| Hook Drugs. Inc; 5000 Washington ST..
/ polis--Liquor. Wine Dealer.
| polis--Liquor Wine Dealer
/ Hook Drugs. Inc. III Mass. Ave. Indian
Hook Drugs. Inc. 1881 N Illinois St,
Indianapolis-Liauor; Wine Dealer.
Hook Drugs. Inc, loi \. Penn. ST. In
| Hook Drugs. Inc. I0l S. Illinois ST. In
diana polis-Liouor Wine Dealer
Hook, Drugs. Ing 50 E washington St.
Hook Drugs, Inc. l4s n. Penn. St, In
polis.Liouor Wine Dealer. -,
Fred c. Jeffries The swallow. 65l E.
Westheld Blvd, Indanapolis-Beer Re
taller.
F. s. Myers (Sandys Restaurant. 2206 N
Meridian. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Beer
Wine Retailer.
Wayne Post No. 81, American Legion, state
Highway No. 40. Indianspolis-BeerR Re
Langdon Brothers. 1886 E Wash. St. IN
napolis-Liquor Dealer.
John D. Barton, 408 E. Wash. St, indian
apolis-Liouor Beer. Wine Retailer.
SEVERN Hotel Co. 20l S. Illinois St. In
polis-Liquor Beer. Wine Retailer
SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN
TO THE PUBLIC. AND PUBLIC PARTICI-
PATTON is REQUESTED.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
BY r. A. SHIRLEY,
Secretary.
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roomy closet: / or p Bus line HA-1964
DELAWARE. N. 2O43; Apt Nice cool
room, private family; constant hot wa
ter. gentleman preferred
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Giants Bow to Reds, ChiSOx
Lose Thriller at Boston as
First Divisions Tighten Up
DODGERS Drub Pirates and Snap at Heels of Polo Ground
ers; Yanks on Fourth Rung, Only Games Behind
ChicagoanS; WeS FerreI Stars
BY LAYTON CARVER
Tinted Press stan Correspondent

YORK I8Penran both major leagues
threatening leaders
battle. the White Sox
fohpace Yanks by only and the
Giants held three onehah the Cards
ID the relative positions the National.
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Power and LEht Company
SATURDAY

P NJ. ..,,. ,,,,,. ,rpc,
4l5-Tea Time tunes.
z.45-Church of Christ program.
5.60-Kurkd Jie ensemble (CBSl.
5.3O-Bohemians.
5.55-NeWs. -
s .00-Modern Ministries (CBS).
T.00-U. S. Navy band (CBSl.
30-Melody Masterpieces (CBS) 49,,
e.00-Song Time in Tennessee tCBS).
q 30-California melodies tCBSl.
9.0O-Law for the Layman.
9l5-NeWs.
9.2O-Diamond Dust.
Q 30-Ciaude Hopkins orchestra lCBS).
10.0O-Orville Knapp orchestra tCBSl.
IN .30-Atop the Indiana roof.
10.45-Ray Herbeck orchestra |Cb9J'
II .0o-Louie Lowe orchestra.
1t.30-Louls Panlco orcnestIa NOoSJ'
O0-Midnight-Sign of.
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PAPERING. cleaning, floors refinished.
general housekeeping. painttn
THOMAS CH-6l84
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SUNDAY

7.60-sunday at Aunt Susans (CBS).
S.Oo-Solving Today's Problems.
8:lG-Morning melodies.
8.30-News (CBS).
8.35-PatternS in Harmony (C6S1;
8.45-Between the Bookends (CBS).
9.O0-Jakes Entertainers (CBSl.
9.3O-Christian Men Builders.
lO.3O-Romany trail (CBSl.
f0.45-International broadcast (CBS).
i1:O2-Church of the Air (CBSl.
II Sole. She and They (CBS).
f2:OO-Noon-Laz Dan (CBSJ.
u Fiddle Dunstedter Presents (CBS).
i:Oo-Aleppo Temple Shrine band and
.3o-Symphonic hour (CBS).
2:OO-St. Louis Parade (CBSl.
3:OO-NorthWood Christian Church pro-
3.3o-Ye Ode Tea shoppe CCBSl.
4.O0-National Amateur Night (CBSl.
:30-Grenadiers dance band.
4.45-Voice of Experience (CBS).
5:OO-Roadways of Romance (CBS).
6.O0-Ethel Norman and orchestra (CBS)
6.3O-Will Rogers (CBSl.
7:OO-Sunday Evening hour (CBSl.
8:OO-Wayne King orchestra (CBS).
8.30-Louie Lowe orchestra.
9.00-Message from Governor McNutt.
9:15-Concert orchestra tCBS).
9:30-Frank Black orchestra-John B.
Kennedy.
10:O0-Joe Haynes orchestra (CBS).
10:15-Atop the Indiana roof.
10 .30-Wheeler Mission program.
11.00-Keith Beecher orchestra lCBS).
1l:3O-Louis Panico orchestra (CBS).
u 00-Midnight-Sign of.
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1855 First Aoo- room,
sun porch. private bath; separate en-
france RT-AT2G
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E, A. CRANE, LIFE INSURANCE, 625-32
Occidental bldg. LI-4311.
INSURANCE of all kinds. HE-5858 ]. F.
RAINIER. 1925 N. Illinois LI-O474.
FIRE. theft tornado auto. McTARSNEY
q BROWN 2608lz w. MICHIGAN. BE-36Og
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RENTALS
II Furnished Rooms

81 so WEEK Good modern sIecpirr rooms
! week free. 2l6i n. Illinois. Private
home
BLVD-PL. 4O60-Nice front room; vim
dOWs, couple or l or 2 gentlemen Child
rage. WA-2s68-W. ''''''
CARROLLTON-Av. 1855 First hoo- room.
sun porch. private bath, separate en-
CENTRAL. ll34- Clean front room. ATst
floor. private entrance Reasonable.
Phone.
DELAWARE. n. l8O9-Large front room:
roomy closet: or ?, Bus line HA-l964.
DELAWARE. n. 2O43 APT. Nice cool
room private family; constant hot wa
ter: gentleman preferred
ILLINOIS. 2449 N. APT. 10-Nice airy
room IN apartment. Reasonable. Board
optional. HA-i767-J.
ILLINOIS. N l907-Desirable double;
cross-ventilation: large closet: constant
hot water Gentleman. Garage.
NEW JERSEY, N 2305-Modern room.
lady, Central car; 81 week. breakfast
optional
NEW JERSEY. N. 826. Apt. 4-Nioe room.
next bath, home privileges; reasonable:
gentleman preferred.
NEW JERSEY. 1913 N.-Nicely furnished
large front room; near Central car. HA-
4886-J.
and bedroom. bath. Furnished or un-
furnished. Also single room. Adults.
Ll-Z6O2.
PENNSYLVANIA N. 949-Large clean
front room: couveniences: maid service.
Reasonable. RI-1ll7.
SUTHERLAND 520-Master bedroom. twin
beds; next bath; gentlemen. garage
optional HE-389S
SUTHERLAND-AV, 3I1l tnorthl-Nicely
furnished front room. refined gentleman;
81. HE-4770.
BOTH. E.. 323-Pleasant room near bath:
large closet: in family. Gentleman
TA-0582.
BOTH W. Newly decorated ROOM con-
slant hot water: large closet: So. IA
60O8.
33D. W. 36-Lovely rooms: private home:
$3.50; meals optional HA-372l-J
33RD-ST. 38 W-Exceptional front room;
private home: privileges; reasonable.
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MONDAY.

MONDAY.
5:30-Top O. The Morning.
s9o-Phll Cooks note book tfNBCl.
e599-Nation.s Family PRAYER hour.
7:00-Morning devotions.
I:l5-OrRan rhapsody.
1:30-Dlvano trio
7.f5-Lang Sisters.
800-Joe Emerson, HYMNS
8:I5-Clara. Lu n EN- iNBC)
8.30-Janet Van Loan. singer (NBC).
S:45-Mountain Mornings Mutual.
Mutual
9.00-Travel talk.
9:l5-Llvestock reports.
9.15-NeWs flashes
93O-U. S. Navy band (NBC).
.945-Lfe Of Mary Sothern Mutual.
l9:0Q-Chandler Chats with organ.
10.l5-Morning HouseWarmers orchestra
10.30-Nora Beck Thumann. soprano.
l0:45-Palnted Dreams drama Mutual.
ll00-SDraYing Fruit Trees.
ll;O5-Jimmle Carrigans orchestra (NBC)
1l;l5-Virginia Lee and Sunbeams.
II :30-Livestock reports
International Farm and Home (NBC).
P, NJ.
l2:30-Glenn Lees orchestra.
l2:45-Johnny Burkharth's orchestra.
1:00-Home Sweet Home tNBCl.
1:15-Vic and SADIE (Criscol (NBC).
1.30-Ma Perkins (NBCl
1:45-Doctors of Melody.
200-Betty and Bob drama (NBC).
2:15-John Barker.
2:30-Rex Griffith tenor.
2:40-Ticker notes.
2:45-Dorothea Ponce blues singer.
3:00-Antonio and his Continentals.
3:l5-Miner's Children. drama.
3:3Q-Singing Lady (NBC).
3:45-OuestiOnS and Answers.
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MONDAY

A. NJ
6:30-Chuck Wagon.
7:00-Early Birds.
8.00-NeWS
8:OS-Harmonies in Contrast (CBS).
8.30-Jack Fulton orchestra (CBS).
8:45-Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patct
tCBS).
9:OO-Famous Babies CCBSl.
9:15-Borowskys Russian GypsieS,
9:3O-Land o. Dreams tCBS).
9:45-Iife of Mary Marlin lCBSl.
10:00-Voice of Experience (CBS).
1015-The Gumps (CBSl.
lO:30-Mrs. Farrells Kitchen Clinic.
l1:O0-Madison ensemble (CBS).
1l:15-This and That.
11:30-Jan Savitt orchestra (CBS).
1l:45-Hoosier Farm Circle.
P NJ.
12:15-News
12:20-Circle melodies
12:3O-Between the Bookends (CBS).
12:45-Happy Hollow (CBS).
1:00-Your Hostess (CBSl.
2:00-America's Little House fCBS).
2:15-Ghicago Variety hour (CBS).
2:45-lPoetry Week program.
3.00-Patti Chaplin (CBSl.
3:15-Harlin brothers
3:30-Viewing the news.
3:45-Dick Tracy (CBS).
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Tonight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS

7.00-Coast to- Coast on Bus fNBCl.
sO0-Church Forum. Rev. Carl Strlds-
berg.
s5o-MaFimba band GSBC).
s;0o-pTess radio news.
s-05-Walberg Brown string quartet.
g's9-Samovar Serenade (NBCl
10 -00-opportunity Matinee lNBCl.
lO'SO-kadio City Music Hall Of the Air
II oo-Cadle Tabernacle choir.
Il 'so-Mlsicsl style show. Flying Dutch
men orchestra
l2.oo-Noon--Jacob Tarshish. The Lamp
Lighter" lMutusU.
y 3o-Radio theater NBCl.
l'3o-Penthouse serenade with Don Mario
200-Church on the Hill.
S-5Q-IO be announced.
555-OrRan program.
5;o0-Roses and Drums. drama
S'SO-H 5Sg BY the Side Of the Road
%0Q-Heart Throps
4.3o-continental Varieties rNBC).
o.OO-ShoWdown review, Fred Jacky
concert orchestra.
o.30-Joe Penner tNBCl
5;o0-Amateur hour fNBCl.
I.UQ-Melodious Silken Strings (NBC).
I.30-Walter Winchell fNBCJ.
I45-Unbroken Melodies
8Oo-The Gibson Family. musical COM
edy fNBCl
e:oo-Unsolved Mysteries (drama).
g.50-Caste Farm orchestra.
!V'00-Father Charles Coughlin.
~. 30-Benny Kyle orchestra (NBCl.
!! .g0-Glenn Lees orchestra.
II 30-Castle Farm orchestra.
l2;00-Midnight-Mo River, organ and
Y 30-Sign of.
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10 Rooms with Board
Il Unfinished Apartments
THE DUNDEE

$500
THE DUNDEE
Cor virginia and McCarty-st. Heat. gas.
Frigidaire furnished. See janitor in build
ing or call ". Z. MOLLOY. CH-277s.
ALABAMA $50 Nj rooms. center hall:
full basement. rececorated. $50 monthly.
COLLEGE. i72s-s rooms and bath. hard
wood floors utilities furnished. SIS
PAIL CREEK BLVD. 321. E-2-BEDROOM
APARTMENT LARGE LIVING ROOM.
FRIGIDAIRE. HU-565t.
BIAS y ILLINOIS
Beautiful bedroom apartment. Utilities
furnished.
MARKET i37 W-2-ROOMs MODERN.
EXCELLENT CONDITION. $1,000
MONTHLY
MICHIGAN. 223s-5 rooms. modern, newly
DECORATED. 5000; water furnished. CHI
NEW JERSEY. N. 242s-4-room apartment.
sun par.or. garage. water paid. $40. IL
SHELBY. 2527-"Garfeld Apartments.
rooms bath. redecoFated. across from
Garfield Park DR-7f74.
nth. TOs Beautiful bedroom apart
ment. $40; efficiency. $50; utilities. IL
sl3s. HU-6322
GROOM modern. home-ike. heat Eaters
garage. See ianltor. 1881 Z. l0th-sI.
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MachiniStS
Mattresses, Made Over

GEO J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SpeclaIz-
ing in printing machinery. 1872 w.
Snufh-St IT-G910
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A. L. WILLARD-S Standard accident, COS
FletCher TRUST BLDG LI-15n5
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home.
BLVD-PL. 4O80-Nice front room: 3 vim
doWs couple or l or 2 gentlemen Child
Welcome. suitable for housekeeping. Ga
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HELP WANTED
Is Help Wanted-NIale

10 Help Wanted-Male
WHOLESALE ROUTE MEN
1913 LIE GRANDE AV
ORGANIZERS for Farmer-La Dor Con-
sumner Alliance: good pay. Times. K-2067.
YOUNG MAN-Must be H 5. graduate. for
permanent position. State age expert
ence and phone number in letter. Box
K-2073. Times.
WANT high type man with some exper.
contracting retail dealers. Al ref
Free to cover Indpis. and adjoining
counties. Must be responsible up t. SIS.
Call in person or write for a7pt. zen.
S. MGR. fs Century Bldg.
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WIRE (14OO) Indianapolis
indianapolis BrOadcasting. Incl
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
P NJ.
4:0O-Tom Coakley's orchestra (NBC).
4:30-Press Radio news (NBC).
4:35-Soloist (NBC).
4.45-The Songfellows (NBC).
5:00-Dick Elders orchestra (NBC).
5:15-Roger Bean.
5:30-Saturday Jamboree (NBC).
5.45-Briggs Sport review.
6.00-The Hit Parade (NBCl.
7.00-To be announced.
7.30-National Barn dance (NBC).
6:30-Carefree Carnival (NBC).
9:00-News Flashes.
9:05-Musical Cocktail
9:10-Joe Rines' orchestra (NBC).
9:30-Paul Whiteman's orchestra (NBC)
10:00-SpOrts review.
10:15-CongreSS news.
10.20-To be announced.
l0.30-Jack Tillsons Entertainers.
10.45-Gene Woods orchestra.
l1.O0-Stan Myers orchestra (NBCl.
l1.3c-Jess Hawkins orchestra (NBC).
- 00-Midnight-Sign of.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

r7---lfr, 100 012 fff-T Il q
r.--s. rrrn -.-....- oCl ono COO o
B.nee and Phelps, Weaver B!rkoier and
Grace.
r,tr,fsr,bia . 600 600 600 .
Cr.caro -.... ESQ 600 OK O
F.r.n Davis 1or-crs and Wilson.
French and Har-rC-t.
e.-- WORK - 200 100 CI0-1 I
Cincinnati ----.---- 500 COO l-N- II
Farnclce. Cah.er Huhbeu and Maneuso:
Tfrr.uEer ana lombard
rs,.t,~ $50 0fa go IL I
s. Ioris .-..-.--- eco eco COO !
F-aushouse and Suohycy. Heusser.
HaEcs M1lllllu klrlrkc ana Davis.
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Easement WaterproOfing
floor Finishing

GENERAL carpenter repairs. roofing
painting. payments. CH-5311. J. +.
SMITH 2927 N Gale-st
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ANNOUNCER EMIT
l Death Notices

BOSWELL. DAVID A:-,Husband of b. Bertha IL "a
of Los Angeles Cal and James F. Bos-
well of indianapolis. passed away FRI
gay B ayePIRaSE S'FS MoRT g aS Monday
p m. Friends invited. Burial crown
Hill. In charge of Harold G. McGreW
Camp No l. Friends may call at the
mOrtuary
BRINKMEYER, ELIZABETH II. WIAge
"a. beloved, wife OF EdwsTrd q b, Brln ~
sebmd ana ana m Mrs qh ts Never EVER and
grandmother C1 Elizabeth Ann; ana Ed
ward Carl SCHMIDT. sister Of Mrs. Emma
a a@sy Fridav e4ening. Funeral at the
residence. -4414 Broadway; TueS5day'
cordia cemetery. Friends NAV call at the
LEY SERVICE. =
DEITCH VIOLA B.--Age 50 years, beloved
wife of Dr. Oscar S. Deitch passed away
Friday afternoon. Funeral services Mon
day. ? p; m; at residence, 1913 w; WASH II
dssnapos E es9qS cemetery coNKE
SERVICE.
EBNER, MRS. BARBARA-1057 w. Thirty
secord-st. wife of Emil. and mother Of
Clampit, Ashtabula. o.; Mrs. G. D. Cliff
of Flint. Mich; Mrs. A. Gilman, Los
Angeles. Cal and sister of Charles Ber-
del Mrs Martin Gerlach. Mrs. William
Hotz of indianapolis and Mrs. Mollie
Newoy Of Salem, Ind, passed a a-1 VII, ETi5
dav evening. Services at the FLANNEfS
& BUCHANAN MORTUARY, MONDAY.
n m Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.
/ GAMBLE. NELLIE b. tnee Sulgrovel--Age
S. years. wife Of Leaf; mother Of r MIS- Is
PARAGON Ind: Mrs. Helen R WEIGH Of
Creensburk. ma: Miss Marv MofIitt OF
Thornton. Ind. and Mrs. Dulcie McKll-
lip of rerre Haute. Ind. passed away
Fridrg Funeral Monday. Nav 20. D. m :.
! at he GEORGE ". USHER FUNERAL
nc Me 2614 w. Washington-st. FRIENDS
| in tied Burial Crown Hill cemeterv.
Friends NAV call at the funeral home
| aIlv time.
POL INC, LULA BOSWORTH- CO, be-
10 ed mother of Mrs D. E. Weidler. passed
away Friday evening at the family. resi-
| dence 674 M,ddle-dr, woodruff Place.
Funeral Monday. May 20. 1870 p. m =,
at the above address. Interment west
Maplewood Cemetery. Anderson. Ind;
Anderson Ind papers please copy.I
RUSSELL A. ABDON SERVICE
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LEGAL, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Local
Alcoholic Beverage Board Of Marion
County. Indiana. will. at A. N. on the
sth dav OF June 1885 al the Court House
in Commissioner Room No. IS. in the
City of Indianapolis. in said County, begin
following named persons. requesting the
issue to the applicants, at the locations
hereinafter set out, OF the Alcoholic
Beverage Permits of the classes herein
after designated. and VIII. at said time
and place. receive information concerning
the fitness Of said applicants. and the
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2 Cards, In Memoriams

wish to extend sincere thanks
and appreciation TO all nv neighbOrs.
friends and relatives for their many acts
OF kindnesses, messages Of sympathy
and beautiful floral offerings during ny
recent bereavement. the death OF ny be
loved wife. ELIZABETH NJ FOLTZ.
especially wish 70 thank Rev. Father
Weber. Rev. Father Laugel, Rev Father
Reidinger the choir. the funeral d.
rector, Mr. Kirby. and all those who
donated their cars
Signed. GEORGE FOLTZ.
Husband.
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MONDAY


a. NJ.
6:30-Morning Devotions.
6.45-Tuneful Tick Tocks.
7:30-Musical Clock
S.00-Tuneful Tick Tocks.
6.45-Mary Bakers review
9:00-The Honeymooners (N5CO.
9:l5-Tonv W0ns tNBCl.
9:30-Employ'heut talk
9.35-Mornirg Parade (NBC).
I0.O0-MaSqu Grade tNBCl.
10:15-Honeyboy and Sassafras (NBC).
l0.30-Merry Madcaps (NBC).
l0.45-Cecil and Sally
i1.00-Jimmie Garrigan's orchestra fNBC)
N:lS-Nirginla Lee and Sunbeam lNBC).
ll.30-Farm and Home hour (NBCl.
p M
l230-Al Pearce and his gang (NBC).
Il 55-Wonder news.
l.00-Happy Long.
l.l5-Americs melodies.
l.30-Ma Perkins (NBCl.
45-The Sizzlers tNBCl.
? .00-Womans Radio review (NBCl
? 30-Radio Guild CNBCl.
3.30-Alice in OrcheStralia (NBCl.
.45--Adventures OF Sam and Dick (NBC)
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
P. NJ.
4.00-Hotel Baltimore orchestra.
SCR T. D hour.
S.00-Dick Fiddler's orchestra.
5.l5-Carl Freeds Harmonica (MutuaD
5.SQ-Bob Newhall.
45-University Of Cincinnati.
6o0-The hit Parade. Lenny Heyton s
orchestra tNBCi
7.00-Ray Nobers orchestra.
7.50-National Barn Dance (NBCl
s.3o-LstS Dance. Benny Goodman. Kel
Murray. Xavier Cugat orchestras
fNBCl.
II .3Q-Johnnv Burkhardt's orchestra
u observation-disclosures Aaronsons or
chestra.
A. NJ
l2:so-Moon River. organ. poems.
SUNDAY
AN
6.00-Tone pictures (NBCl.
s.3o-Wm. Meecor. organiss.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that sealed f.ds
for the purchase OF the following ma
terials will be received BY the Chairman
of the State Highway Commission Of In
diana at his Office on the third floor.
State House Annex. i02 North Senate Ave
nue., Indianapolis. Indiana. until 200 P NJ.
on the 2sth day of Nav. 1895 at which
time they will be publicly opened and
read:
Invitation No. 1914: Quantity Of Auto
mobile and Truck Parts. T. o. B., Indian
apolis. Ind.
BIDS shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms Proposal forms and
specifications will be furnished free upon
request.
reject anv or all bids or to award on any
combination Of bids that in his Judgment
is most advantageou TO the State OF
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
JAMES D. ADAMS.
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15A Statesmen, solicitors. Agents

GOOD POSITION OPEN.
Two men 70 do service work and take
orders for new equipment tn this and
nearby counties. Must be fair salesman
and willing 20 work. Write details about
age experience. etc Address EMPLOYMENT
Dept. Box q83 DAYTON. Ohio.
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QrdInna San 67aolowwt

LEGAL STENOG- sinEh 1880 YRS.
MN. EXP. $50 AuOlv 50 70 30 a. m.
21d Floor c. ~ Commerce Bldg
GEN HSWk- white 1855 GOOD refs OUT
ot-t0wDi good home. S. TO ST.
GOOD domestic positions omen. STAY
niEhtS. Good refs. Immediate place
60 " APPLY $1,000 a m
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
BAL T|M0REAN
HURT INCRASH
EARL BASS

Apparently forced down when
the motor of his plane failed, !,
Frederick C. Williamson, 80,
prominent Baltimore sportsman.
today crashed in his double.
scatter monoplane a mile north
of Beltsville. Md, and is in a
critical condition in Casualty
Hospital.
Hospital attaches said his in
jurieS included a fractured jaw,
several broken ribs and probable
internal injuries Of his lungs
and abdomen.
Walter e. Boswell, of Laurel,
Nd, saw the plane flying low.
It's motor had stopped and the
propeller was still.
Apparently the pilot tried to
make a pancake landing when
he was about 40 feet from the
ground, but the plane suddenly
shot upward about 100 feet and
then nosed straight for the
ground" Boswell said.
"An adequate supply Of fuel
was found in the tank later, and
the cause of the crash was not
evident"
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
Padua Incident Presents
Difficult Problem to U. S.
international News Service

Mistreatment of two American
doctors and their wives in Padua
by Italian Fascists who mistook
them for British today threatened
to confront the State Department
with a perplexing question in con-
nection with the Administrations
neutrality plans.
That question was whether or
not this Government had grounds
for protesting against the mis-
treatment of American nationals
in Italy or Ethiopia in view of
President Roosevelt'S neutrality
declaration that Americans who
entered into any transactions
whatsoever with the belligerentS
did so at their own risk.
On the one hand it was felt
Americans would have no justifi-
cation for appealing for help if
they disregarded the Presidents s
warning. But on the other, the
Presidents statement was not re-
garded as releasing either Italy
or Ethiopia from treaty obliga-
tions to protect Americans travel
ing in territory under their juris-
diction.
The State Department had not
yet received any official report
on the Padua incident, but the
press reports that the local car
abineri had promptly intervened
to save the party from physical
violence, hence the belief there
would be no grounds for protest.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22

VOLCANO
ERUPTS
Molten Lava 20 Miles
From HiIo, Moving
7 Miles An Hour

HILO, Island of Hawaii, Nov.
% Q.N.S0.-As spectacular col
umnS of fire and smoke continued
shooting into the skies here today
from the erupting volcano Mauna
Loa, the two rivers Of molten
lava, menacing the city of Hilo
on the east side of the Island and
the Kona coast to the west, spread
out into the 1oWlands.
With the spreading, the flow
was slackened at the danger
points, but continued unabated
from the fissures in the sides Of
the fiery mountain, set into ac-
ton yesterday by an earthquake.
Observers said the lava was not
flowing over the rim. of the vol
cano but was issuing at points far
below the rim.
However, the fire and smoke,
carrying some lava and rocks,
were shooting from IA gigantic
fountains, or fire pits, inside the
crater. The fountains played like
fhastly geysers.
Fears were expressed by ex-
cited inhabitants Of Hilo that
the lava stream would reach this
seaport city on the island of
Hawaii by tonight unless the
extreme activity of the rumbling
volcano lessons in intensity.
The initial eruption occurred
at 9 o'clock last night, continu-
ing undiminished in intensity
past midnight and early today.
Hundreds of inhabitants in the
valleys were already on the road
to Hilo with their belongings.
All police officers in the island
we're instructed to report for
duty Immediately. The crew Of
the Coast Guard Cutter Tiger
was standing by to aid local
authorities in supervising an or
derly evacuation of the lowlandS
if such is necessary.