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Evening star., 1935-06-29
Sports Mirror

By the Associated Press.
Today q year ago-Henry Cotton
won British open with 2s3, equaling
record.
Three years ago-Helen Jacobs de-
feated Nine. Rene Matthew, France,
IS, 81, to get Wimbledon tennis
finals.
Five years ago-Cubs defeated
BROOKLYN and took National LeaAie
lead BY one full game.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
MRS. MERRlLLAT VICTOR
Cards 155 to Capture Tschiffely
Trophy at Washington.

Maintaining the lead she had over
the first day. Mrs. Charles II. Mer-
rillst won the Douglas TschIffely
Trophy At Washington yesterday with
a net Of 155 for the s6-hole :Curney.
The low gross award went to Mrs.
Richard N. Sutton, and special prize
went to Mrs. Merriliat for the most
psrs on the second nine, with MRS. C.
B. Stewart capturing the award for
most pars on the first nine. Mrs. C.
A. Ferguson and Mrs. J. E. McCabe
finished second In the net tourney.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
REPEATS GOLF TRIUMPH

Helen Dettweiler First to Win
Girl Title Twice In Row.
Helen Dettweiler today is the first
girl in the history of the tourney 10
win the girls District golf champion
ship for two straight years.
The tall blond girl from Congress
sionsl added an s6 Yesterday TO her
IS for the first day 20 grab the title
again with a 36-EoIe total Of Ill in
the tourney at Woodmont.
Virginia Pope OF Kenwood finished
second with 92-S7-lT9.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
Affair OF HenOF In OfiDg.

"EORTIFY yourself. old pal" he
urged, while tell you news,
news Of the most depressing, which
has reached me from the fatherland.
1t transpires that my friend and kins-
man, Jean Borotra. is about to have
an affair Of honor with one Poulain,
the first sword of the French Army
I told the nephew Of q hundred
kings that had heard of the duel.
Was M. Borotra really his kinsman?"
But absolutely. old radish," M.
Lyonnaise informed me. though the
dear fellow does not admit it himself.
being OF q modest and humble cast Of
mind.
"The B0rotras, you under
stand, were . cadet branch from
Evening star., 1935-06-29
NEWSOM PEEwEEs SPEEDY.

Chalking up their ninth victory in
10 starts. the Buck Newsom Peewees
defeated the Stanton Park nine, 6-5,
yesterday as Robert Bales spectacu
catch in the ninth inning ended a
Stanton Park rally.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
P. W. A. NETMEN SCORE.

P. W. A. racketers scored the sea
sons biggest upset yesterday when
they defeated Treasury, Al, in a
Departmental League match on the
Potomac Park courts. Summary:
CARRIER and Bradley Up. w. Az de-
feated Clark and Nolan. 6-3. So
Scott and Schmidt P.- W. A. defeated
Chamberlain and Coe. 3-6. SIS, g.;
and Mahsffey. %. 1-6, 6-4: Wood
and Becker Up. ". Az defeated Chambers
and May. 6-4. 6-1; Murdoch and Nunez
P. W. A. defested Buell. and Klovstsd,
IS, So.
Evening star., 1935-06-29

n IEW YORK. June 2s.-Whom
nj should I meet around the cor
" ner from Madison Square Gar
4 den a short time ago but the
eminent cyclist. savant and self-con-
fessed grandnephew Of the Lost
Daupnin. my friend Monsieur Henri
st. JACQUES de la Pomme de Terre
Lyonnaise, On his breast was the
ribbon of the Legion of Honor and on
his vest the recent trail of a posched
egg.
ITEMS. how does that 60 my psl?"
greeted M. Lyonnaise. Figure for
yourself. I have been speaking this
morning with the prizefighter Joe
Louis.
what strength! What gran
deur! What BROWNIES OF the
skin! What do you think. my
friend: Can you spare $50
Having negotiated the loan success
fully, M. Lyonnsise led me of TO the
nearest bistro for a cognac or two or
three at his own expense.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
BURROUGHS SEEKS GAME.

Burroughs A. c. seeks a game for
tomorrow to be played on the Bur-
roughs field. Telephone North 7848-W.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
HESS LOOKS C|NCH
TO WIN NET TITLE
Rice Star Advances Under
Wraps in College Play.
Ball Pulls Upset.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
" VANSTON, III, June 29.-It ap-
| peared today, as the national
intercollegiate singles tennis
~ title tournament went into the
semi finals, that no mistake was made
when Wilbur Hess of Rice Institute
was seeded at the head of the list.
Although favorites have been taking
1t on the chin all along the line this
season. Hess looked a cinch to win
the championship vacated by Gene
Mako OF Southern California. He
romped through Paul Gusbord Of
Dartmouth yesterday. 6-4, 81. and
seemed to be keeping plenty in reserve
While Hess gained his place in the
penultimate round, the biggest upset
of the tournament was achieved by the
darling of the gallery. Russell Ball of
Northwestern. the only unseeded play
er left In the battle. Ball took ad-
vantage of a clay court made dead"
by rain to chop and dropshot Bill
Reese. tall Georgia Tech star. seeded
second. out of the tournament, 60,
Is, Ga.
Meets Ernest Sutter.
LESS foe today was Ernest Suter OF
IL Tulane University. seeded third,
who polished off the Western Confer
ence singles champion, Southpaw Bill
Schommer of Minnesota, with unex-
pected ease, 81, So.
Ball was matched with Leonard Pat
terson of California Tech, the boy who
eliminated the younger half Of the
Northwestern brother act, George Ball
Patterson, the only remaining repre-
sentative of the State which produced
most of the collegiate champions in
the last few years, employed Russell
Balls drop and chop shot technique.
to win, 6-4. So.
The doubles lacked one match OF
the full semi-finals schedule. Seward
and Dey of Stanford were matched
against Newton and Bennett OF Cali
fornia and Sutter and his partner,
Kendall Cram, we're scheduled to meet
the winner of the remaining quarter
finals bout between Minnich and Whit
man of Princeton and Lee and Pom
mer, another Stanford team.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
National

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. IL; Brooklyn. 2 90 inninssl
Phils delphia, 4; Boston. 9 90 inninasl
Chicago. 8: Pittsburgh. o.
Cincinnati. 4; st. Louis. 9.
STANDING OF TINE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1935-06-29
League Statistics
SATURDAY. JUNE -. 1898.

American
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 10-7; st. Louis, ID.
Cleveland. s; Chicago, s.
Others not scheduled.
Evening star., 1935-06-29

A LFRED PERRY, the New Brit
" ish open golf champion. has
~ been a consistent player for
some VearS-hllt no one
Evening star., 1935-06-29

N.Y. 81 81 al Al 81 81 7l42L17l.712I...
Pitt 81 5I n 7I 81 6I sI3sl2sI.576 "a
BlnI II Al a III 81 III 6E2sL32L. .467I14h
cinI Al al 2L 81 81 81 6l27I38I. .42e!l7
Bos 81 81 81 81 Al 81 3I-I19I44I. .302l26
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SUNDAY

7.OO-Tone pictures CNBC).
7.3O-Church Forum-the Rev. W. P
Clausen.
O0-Coast-to- Coast on a bus ,NBCl.
9.0O-SoutaernaireS male quartet lNBCl
93O-Music and American Youth NBCi
l000-Cad!e Tabernacle choir.
10.30-Serenade lNBCl.
II 00-Musical Comedy. starring sam
Hearn, comedian tNBCl.
11:sO-Radio CITY Music Hail of the Air
l2oo-Lgtheran hour-Prof. W. A. Maier
lWXYZ).
12:3o-~M Musical style SHOW" Flying
Dutchmen orchestra
1:00-JacOb TaTshish The Lamplightsr. -
l:SO-B 8;8o Th.G,93ter-PcPular Plays and
2:3o-Penthouse serenade with Dor
Mario tNBCl.
3O0-Father Coughlin-Radio League OF
the Little Flower lWJRl
400 Roses and Drums Dramas o!
Civil War Days tNBCl
430-The House by the Side of the ROAD
500 Church in the Hills.
5.l5-MUSic by DivanO
5:3O-The Iron Master, with the Con-
6:oO-showdoWn review-Fred Jacky Con-
cert orchestra.
630-Joe Penner. comedian: Ozzie Mel
sons orchestra and Harriet billiard
7.OO-Opera Guild; wilfred Pelletier or
cheStra (NBC).
8:00-Melodious Silken Strings Olga Al
bani. soprano; Charlie Preyin or
cheStra tNBC).
Blacks orchestra (NBC).
6,30-Walter Winchell CNBCl.
8.45-Unbroken Melodies orchestra and
9:oO-Jane Froman, contralto; Frank
Blacks orchestra tNBC).
9:30-One Mans Family lNBC).
l0:0O-News flashes
0:O5-Over-the-R Rhine German band
11:30-Dimmick S SunnybrOOk orchestra
11:00-Freddie Berrens dance orchestra
fNBCl.
11:30-Stan Myers dance orchestra (NBCl
O-Midnight-Ayers Lamar dance Club.
A NJ.
12.30-MoOn River, organ and poems
1:00-Sign of.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
FlOrals Bringing
New Stars Here
Krause'S Quintet to Play
KautSkyS Tomorrow.

The Duffy FlOrals Of Chicago, with
several new additions to the lineup,
will come here tomorrow afternoon
for another basketball encounter
with the Kautsky A. C.s in the
ArmOry.
New players on the Florals squad
include Hal Motz, former Loyola
star, whose basket shooting defeated
the local five at Chicago two weeks
ago; Willie Young, au-American A.
A. U. guard at the national tourney
two years ago, and Red Barak, big
guard formerly with the Chicago
Bruins.
Led by Ed (Moose) Krause, for
merly of Notre Dame, the Florals
have won their last eight games, in
GLIDING a 38-to-34 victory over the
New York CelticS.
The main tussle will get under
way at p. m. The University
Heights Ali-Stars, led by Dave De-
Jernett, will play a curtain-raiser
with the KirSchbaum Meters at
las
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Huntington Takes
C.. G. G. Net Tourney

Company 1864 of Huntington to-
day held the state Civilian Conser-
walton Corps basketball champion
ship as result Of a 28-to-8 victory
over Co. $50 Of Spencer in the final
game of a tournament at Butler
fieldhOuse yesterday.
Spencer eliminated Co. 1910,
Salem, in the first game here, 81 to
80, and Huntington triumphed over
Negro quintet from Co. 539,
Mitchell, in the other Sc i-final en-
counter.
The finals of the CCC boxing
championship were held at the Ft.
Benjamin Harrison gym last night.
The men Of the Central District won
all contests except one. Results fol-
low:
Featherweight- Earl Marhanks of Co.
Green Co. 5l2 " Boom ffst0n from oorey
htWeight-Harold Baltimore of Co.
go; Spencer zen Won We; J. decision over Ivan
Welterweight- Stanley .Jasinski of Co.
Sal WinsloW. won by default
MiddleWeight- Charles Calhoofl of Co.
PAP. Bloomington. who had won in this
title against Emanuel Higgins of Co SIT,
CorvdOn.
Light Heavyweight-A close decision
taken by Charles Clements. Co. $50. Spen-
GER over Charles Finn Co. SIT, Corydon.
Sibley, 542. BLOOMINGTON, who fought Pat
Wirrick of Co. SAL. Winslow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Irish CagerS
Are TrOunced
by Marquette
Notre Dame Loses, 1921
as Milwaukee Meter
Scores 20 Points.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
MILWAUKEE, March MAR
quette University handed Notre
Dame a 36-to-21 basketball defeat
here last night before a large and
excited crowd.
Capt. Ray Morstadt led Marquette's
surprise attack, scoring 20 points.
Several rallies which caused the lead
to change featured the game.
Marquette got away to nine
point advantage in the first 10 min
utes of play, but Notre Dame rail-
lied and was trailing only 1910 at
the intermissiOn.
The Irish forged into the lead in
the second half, only to have Mar
quette open a scoring barrage which
put the locals back into the lead
and enabled them to win going
away. Summary:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
HEAVY SALE OF
BABY BONDS IN
U. S. REPORTED
Supply Nearly Exhausted
First Day; Presses
Printing More.
ByJ uifedPrcss


WASHINGTON. March 2-Un-
eXpectedly heavy demands for
baby bonds started government
presses rolling today to replenish
the supply which went on sale yes
terdav.
First day sales were estimated at
several million dollars President
Roosevelt and other officials made
initial purchases. They expressed
qualification at public reception of
the bonds.
The demand for additional bonds
was made despite the fact S164.-
100000 worth was distributed to
$4,000 post Offices. Many sold oul
their supply a few hours after they
were offered.
Sale of the baby bonds" marks
the first time the Federal govern
ment has gone directly to the public
to borrow money since the World
War days with their Liberty Loan
and War Savings Stamps drives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
S27.65O Sales in City

a total of S27650 maturity value
Of baby bonds were purchased at
the general post office yesterday by
% persons, Adolph Seidensticker,
Postmaster, announced today.
Although more persons bought the
500 denominations, the largest
money turnover was in connection
with the $1,000 obligation, of which
16 were bought The largest single
transaction was for $5OOO
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SATURDAY

?. NJ.
400 Little Jack Little and orchestra
Geo SEQ stefhey's orchestra NBC)
DS1Ge4hins orchestra ,NBcl wEAF.
4.l5-HaEry HOgen's O6ass'Fa 4NBo)
4.so-0 OF American schools CNBc)
'&TFfaanas;atlantic Buue.!n..-sir Fred
jesse Crawford Musical Diary
4.45-F FSBI71 Ing Facts ,CBs, wABC.
5:00-Angelo Ferdinando's or h S { ? a
Lilac Lilac Time--Arthur MURRAY (CBsl
jewish program (NBCl WIZ
5.30-Eddie Dooleys sports review tCBSl
N N39cP Peg La Contra lNBCl wEAE.
News: Ranch Bows lNBCl VIZ.
5.45-Beauty program Chs WABC.
Thornton Fisher. sports tNBCl
M5sser, Bulge. lNBC, VIZ.
6:oo-S5oconylanNd Ske tS-pG ' CHS WABC'
Henry Kings orchestra tNBC)
6.I5-M6lsperins Jack Smith cNB0
Henry atl15 kings orchestra DNBC, VIZ.
6.30-OutdOor Girl Beauty Parade (CBSl
Jamboree NBcl wEAF.
6:45-Grace HAYES. songs lNBCl WIZ.
7:OO-Phn Cooks Show Shop lNBCl WIZ.
Roxy and Gang (CBSl WABC.
Sigmund Romberg, VIM. Lyon Phelps
lNBCl WEAF.
7.30-Art Jarrett's orchestra fNBC) WIZ.
7.45-MuSical revue tCBS) WABC
S:00-Andre Kostelanetz and orchestra,
Richard Boneui tCBSl WABC.
Shilkret's orchestra lNBCl WEAF.
Radio City Party tNBCl WIZ.
8.30-GibSon Family tNBCl WEAF.
Barn Dance tNBCl WIZ.
Himber's orchestra (CBS) WABC.
9.00-MinneapohS Symphony orchestra
(CBS WABC
9:30-Cahfornia Melodies (CBS) WABC.
Let's Dance" g hours (NBC)
WEAF.
Talk by Samuel Untermyer CNBC
WIZ.
1O.oO-GIen Gray's orchestra CCBS) WABC.
Emil Colemans orchestra (NBC)
WIZ.
10 3O-Bernie Cummins orchestra (NBC)
WIZ
Portland Symphony orchestra (CBS)
WABC
l1:OO-Larrv sirys orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
N Y Glee Club lCBSl.
11:30-Frank Dsileys orchestra (CBSl
WABC.
Hal Kemp's orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
IIlini Trackmen
Swamped by n. D.
Murphy Skaters Wards
HIGH Jump Record.
BvUnitcd Press

BIZ United Press
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, March 2. -
Notre Dame University's track team
swamped the University Of Illinois
field men last night in dual meet,
71la to 32la. Notre Dame won or
tied for first place in all but one
event.
Vincent Murphy, Notre Dame
team captain, set record for the
Illinois Armory, where the meet was
held. in the high jump. He leaped
6 feet 7 inches to better the former
record Of Willis Ward, Michigan, by
an inch.
Mike Layden, Notre Dame, equaled
the Armory record of 98 seconds
for the 7O-yard high hurdles. Jack
Dufresne, winning the tWo-mlle run
gave Illinois its only first place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
SILHOUETTE ARTISTS
APPEARING IN CITY
Talented Pair at Block Appliance
Store Today; Rays Monday.

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph T Budd-
Jack, outstanding silhouette ar
lists, will appear all day Monday IN
the Kay Jewelry Co., 1877 w. Wash
ingtOn-St.
The Budd-Jacks will clip silhou-
cites of all children under 7, if ac-
companied by an adult. one sill
houette Will be given free.
The Budd-Jacks appeared today at
the William H. Block Co. Appliance
store 424 N. IInois-st; Fair Store,
Wednesday; Sears. Roebuck & c.,
Thursday; j. G. Penney, Friday;
Peoples Quitting Co, Friday night,
from $50 to 8.
Other appearances will be an
nOunCed later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
HAMMOND SQUAD Is
STATE MAT LEADER

Be- lmts NFfflI
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. March ,
The Hammond High School wres-
ting squad forged INTO the lead n
the fourteenth annual state high
school wrestling meet here by plac-
ing five matmen II the semi finals
round last night. Roosevelt OF East
Chicago and Bloomington's defend
ing champion trailed closely. with
four entries each in the semi-flnals
competition.
WATSON and Guy Of Southport tri-
umphed in first round matches.
while Lull was defeated by Kutan-
sky Of Washington, East Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
NATIONAL TITLE PIN
TOURNEY UNDER WAY
By UHited Press

D = 2 IItIt 7 7 %
SYRACUSE, N. Y. March 2.-The
ais in action on the new battery of
American Bowling Congress was I'M
der way today, With all early arriV-
ais in action on the new battery of
alleys. The Congress was formally
opened last night. President August
Jankowsky of Detroit and Mayor
Marvin of Syracuse were the guests
or honor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
LEE TAKES HUMPING
FROM IOWA WHITMAN

BIZ Times Special
ST. PAUL, MINI, March Paul
Lee. indianapolis featherweight, was
outclassed by Everett Rightmire,
rugged Souix City puncher, in 10
round feature bout here last night.
Rightnaire took every round over
the aggressive HoOsier, sending Lee
to the canvas for brief counts twice
in the third round. Nightmare
scaled l26, Lee 124.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
INDIANAPOLIS

lNIAANAEOlsAH
Nov Bethel. 26. Beech Grove. 20.
Shortrldge - Broad Ripple u.
Casflcton "a. Decatur Central. p ldoub
enr+lmcI
Manual 30 New Augusta. %
Ben Davis 40. Oaklandon, IL.
WASHINGTON IS. Lawrence. 2l.
Teen 20 Warren Central. l8.
Southport. 90. Acton. l8.
ShOrtridgc. 36- New Bethel. 20.
Manual % Castleton. l6.
Ben Davis. so. Washington II.
Southport %. Tech. %
ANDERSON
Anderson %. Alexandria 10.
Lapcl -. ElWOOd. p.
ATTICA
Africa. 81 HIllSboro. 16.
WUlIamsuOrt IS. West Lebanon. 20.
AURORA
Aurora. 40. DiIlshorO -.
Rising sun. %, M0ores Hin. l9-
BEDFORD
Bedford a.. Ooltc. IS
Favc-terilc. "a. HelfCur ille. q.
TIuUrlf0l % SnaHSWl cS. 10
Williams. - Huron. ~.
Mitchell 81 SprluEVilc. 20.
BLOOMFIELD
J7sonvilie "a Scotland. %
S1lrherrv. 81 NcNDerTY, III.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Lew AmberS
RapS Out Win
Over Fuller
New York Boxer May Meet
Canzoneri in Tune-Up
for Barney Ross.
By LAYTON CARVER
United rrrs. stan CORES pendent

NEW YORK. March Lew
f~bcrs. .as chan a year out q
-rr tam timber of upper EcT York
STATE today -rcEed back GA a VIC
--rv in -Ee G--t l5--oInd bout 81
his career and toward shot a.
Barney Ross world lightweight
champion up.
The hurricane from Herkmer
~ r. spotted sammy Fuller. the
Boston Tor Bull. the most deFas-
-a-.rr punch iu the lightweight
division plus 10 years experience
and won decision last night IN
"A slam-harg battle that pulled
Madison square Garden out Of the
d0.CruLe
Justifics Faith
Amber urGcd the New York
state Athletic Commissions iaitn
rs him $50. ] challenger by de-
frarnr -ne choice Of the Illinois
comm. .o-
JAS rraI rme-up for the fight
with Ross Eere outdoors during the
summer ambels probably Vil meet
Tcu- Cauz1ucu former champion
it was announced today a decision
Wall be- reached MONDAY
Amber- went into The ring weigh
ing 1s4 pounds and Fuller was JUS
eight ounce heavier but there the
s.mlarr- ended.
Barely Escapes X. O.
Before "A crowd just short Of
10000. Ambers relied on speed.
agility and the fog Of gloves which
cnveIored FULLER from the third
round on. He carried the fight TO
the suT-punchiug Bostonian.
slipped OF took pot-sh0ts without
slowing mp. and was still blazing
away 10 tho finish. though he mar
rowIv escaped being iattened.
FULLER laid back With his left hand
cooked and every time he fired AM
Der, ouivercd to his heels. but came
out of Do punching and returned
sraggrr for stagEcr, round after
round
I'm the 18th FULLER made one last
desperate stand He knew Referee
Jack Dempsey and the Judges must
vote against HIM. so he let fly with
q prayer on every punch in one
final saliva that took the play away
from Ambc-s and came perilOusly
near to- knocking him out.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

? n
4.00-rcadia Cafe orchestra 'NBC).
430-Jesse CrRwford's Musical Diary
iNBCl.
5.0O-R p D Boss Johnston &
McCormickS FiddlerS.
5.30-Bob NeWhall.
54@Sport Parade with Thornton Fisher
tNBCl.
6.00-"What Of the Future" U. Of c
talk
6.3O-The street Singer lwOR).
6.45-tThe Wayne Family.
7:0Q-sgmund Romberg & VIM. Lyon
7.oO-Biiy Hillpot & scrappy Lambert
tNBCl
S:3o-"Gibson Family" Musical ComedY
tNBCl
9.3o-Lets Dance-Bennv Goodman Kel
Murray & Xavier Cugat lNBCl.
A. NJ
y 30-Mel Snyder's dance orchestra.
I:00-Bernis Cummlrs dance orchestra.
1.30-Moon River. organ & poems.
2.00-Sign of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
MONDAY

A. M.
5;3O-Top O. the Morning
6:00-Nation's Family Prayer hour.
6:l5-Morning devotion.
6:30-Buenos Dias.
6.45-Chandler Chats.
7:00-Phn Cook IS Note Book CNBC).
7:15-American Family Robinson
7.30-CheerlO tNBCD.
8;0O-Joe Emerson, Hymns Of All
8:i5-Music by Divano.
8:30-Mail Bag
8.45-MOrning HOuSeWarmerS.
9.00-Jean BOaZ, Blues Singer, and piano.
9:15-Clara, Lu N EN- (NBC).
9:30-Livestock reports.
9:40-NeWS flashes
9:45-Elliot Brock violiniSt.
l0:00-WOR Dedication program
10:15-Questions e. Answers.
10:30-MelOdy Mixers.
10.59-Time.
11:00-Home Loan talk
11:05-Mary Alcott. blues singer.
11.15-River and market reports.
1l:20-LiveStOck reports.
11:30-NatI Farm & Home hour CNBC).
P NJ
- :30-Howard Woods dance orchestra.
12:45-Earl BURNETT dance orchestra.
1:00-Ohio School of the Air.
2:00-Vic & SADIE (NBCl.
2.15-Ma Perkins CNBC).
2:3O-.Dreams Come True" with Barry
Mckinley NBC).
2:45-Travel talk
3.00-Ticker notes.
3:10-Eddie Birnbryer, tenor and &C
3:15-Betty & Bob-drama.
330-John Barker baritone, and organ.
3:45-Life of Mary Sothern.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS

? 1910 be announced
= .45-The Sizzlers lNBC1.
3 00-Woman radio review lNBCl.
3 3o-Ken Sparnon ensemble NBCl
5 45-Jules Lande ensemble NBCl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
FILED AGAINST FIRM
Floral Company Defendant in Fed
eral Court Action.

A petition to have the Fisher &
ChalliS Floral Co, 844 N. La Sale
st, declared bankrupt was filed yes
terday in Federal Court by the
Fletcher Avenue Savings and Loan
Association, John w. Bowlus and
Violet Campbell.
The petition alleged the floral
company was indebted to the saw
ings association to the amount Of
S2175, to Mr.. Bowlus for $3.50 and
to Miss Campbell for $104
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Basketball
Independent, League and ANA
teur Results and Notices.

The first U. B. Little Giants beat the
Woodruff Baptist Church Juniors, % TO
81. in an overtime game at the Woodruff
Banta and Milne were best for the U. B.
quintet.
PARK Avenue Aces % TO 20, and downed
the U. B. Aces. q to 20. The Bombers
wish 10 book games IN the "A to lb-year
oil class Write Bob Defrend, lll9 Col
lege-av. Indianapolis.
The manager Of the. Mickleyville FLYERS
is requested 10 call the manager OF the
St. Joseph's BOYS Club at Riley 5216.
The indianapolis Midway METERS are
snxious TO BOOB gamI Bug Ttn faSt CITY i a96
Bradburv-st. indianapolis.
sc55OYR Point 49, Washington Town
-- che5terton. 80; Liberty Center, rs.
vINCENNEs
Vincennes. SO: Gibault. II.
Freelandyille. e., Oaktown; 49,
Bicknell. 81; .Wheatland. 10.
Ffic6ton IN 81: IS sandboTn. II. ''-' "
Decker. 81: Monroe City. 9.
Vincennes. AZ; Bruceyille, II.
WABASH
Wabash, 80. La Fontalne, 10.
LaCro. %: Urbana. IS.
Iinlawn 20; Chester Township. 19.
Somerset. IS; Laketon. 10.
Roam, 20; North Manchester, II.
WARSAW
Pierceton 80: Beaver Dam. 80.
Milford. 80. North Webster. %.
Nentone g.; Sidney. 20.
Atwood 80. Syracuse. 80.
Ftna Green. 80, Burkett, Is.
Ieesburg %; Claypool %
Warsaw. "a. Silver Lake. IS.
WASHINGTON
Montgomery. 20. Washington. Is.
Plaiuville "A. Trinity Spring II.
Rurns CITY. 80. Glendale, l6
Odon. So Raglesvine. 9.
Ioogootee 50. Alfordsvils. Z.
Shoals. a; Epson, 20.
WINAMAC
Kevanna. IS: Star City. H.
Pulsski %; FTancesville, IL.
Grass creek, 81; Talma. 10 (overtimel.
Letters Ford, 81; Medaryvlle. 70 (over-
time.
Fulton IS; Monterey. is.
Rochester, 80: Richlald. i3.
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Referee-John schommer Chicago. I'M
pire-Frank Lane oCincinnatn