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The Washington times., 1935-07-18
RICKENBACKER
RAPS FL|ER AID
To ETHIOPIA

NEW YORK, July 18 U.N.S0.
American aviators who hire them
selves to foreign countries in
volved in war should be shorn
of their citizenship, Capt. Eddie
Rickenbacker thinks.
Dispatches from the Riviera
have it that an American stunt
flier says he has enlisted IL
American fliers to serve the
Ethiopian government in event Of
war with Italy, but news like this
makes Rickenbacker indignant.
Said he:
"It's bad for the United
States. Americans in foreign
fighting forces are always en-
phasized to give the impreS-
sion that the cause has Amer
ica's moral support.
II think the State Depart
ment should not permit it, un.
less the men relinquish their
citizenship.
"And think that when they
come back-if they dO-they
should be pIadged against max.
ing the same mistake again.
If they repeat it, they should
lose their citizenship forever"
Rickenbacker referred to avia
tion'S soldiers of fortune as "sol
diers Of a good time" He said:
Its the hero complex. Some
thing that aviation might well
be rid Of"
Aviation is q serious business
10 Rickenbacker as general man
ager of the Eastern Air Lines
He does not want to see any
Americans, he said, get into wal
activity when this country has
nothing at stake.
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Letters to the Editor

this proposed inhuman invasion by
one Of Europe's madmen. A mad
man who presumably imagines
that he is Caesar. differing only
in the slight particular that
Caesar led his troops in person.
Let us hope that Italy recants
before she adds her name to a
roll Of blackest dishonor-
JAMES w, Balm.
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Vie
For Axman Title
international News Service

HnteFnhtIOuaA news service
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-"Git t.
work on them grindstones, boys,
thar'n be a contest come Septem-
ber."
New England woodchoppers are
failing away with their axes in
preparation for the third annual
New England Championship
Woodchopping contest and the
second annual c. C. C. Woodchop-
ping and Woodsawing contests
that will feature Forestry Day,
September 10.
The men will bring their own
axes to the Eastern States EXpoSi-
ton. Spruce, fir or hemlock wood
will be used in the contests.
County and district elimination
contest will be held this month
and August.
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u. Aid Promised
BY BergdOn's Wife

WUERTTEMBERG, July 1S (U.
P0.-Grover Cleveland Bergdoll,
Philadelphia wartime draft dodger,
has received a letter from his
wife reporting progress in her
efforts to effect his return to the
United States. Mrs. Bergdoll said
she received a sympathetic letter
from a White House secretary ad-
vising her to appeal direct to
President Roosevelt.
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RECIPROCITY MEETING

Members Of the Reciprocity
Club Of America will vote on an
amendment to the bylaws Of the
club changing the number Of di-
rectors from seven to nine at the
weekly luncheon, July 26, at the
LAFAYETTE Hotel at 1890.
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ST. MARTINS CARNIVAL

st. Martins church will hold
q carnival during the week of
July "a. 1t was announced last
evening. The church is located
at North Capitol and T Sts. N. w.
Many unusual features are prom
iSed for this fiesta.
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MRS. BAYLOR DEAD

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, July
18 (SpeciaD Mrs. Sally Madi.
son Baylor, IS, died this morning.
Services will be held in Zion Epis-
copal Church Friday afternoon
with burial in the family lot.
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Shriver Doomed
AS Postmaster

CUMBERLAND, Md, July 1S.
TSpeciaD james c. Shriver will
be recommended by the Demo
cratic State central committee as
postmaster Of Cumberland, it was
learned today. The recommends
tion was forwarded to Represen-
tative Lewis.
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IS WALKERS KILLED

RICHMOND, Va, July 1s (spe-
ciaD 1t was reported this after.
noon that Is of the 19 persons
killed in automobile accidents
here within the first six months
Of this year were pedestrians.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
Baseball
Independent, Amateur. League
and Semi-PrO News and Notes.

Bridgeport Blues will meet Oak Hill Mer-
chants Ar Bridgeport tomorrow. The FOL
lowing probably Will be the Blues lineup
Babb. ss' Sagers: IF; Schultz, ID; BRAY. II:
Brcsnahan. 2b. Hechlnger. CT; PedlOw. 3b.
Bill Glenn c. and Don Glenn on the
noun. The game VIII start at 2:30 p. m.
Cord Piston Rings will leave at 1880
sharp tomorrow from 819 Massachusetts
ar for the trip 10 Bedford. J. Whltehouse.
Bowman. Byiand Karnes. Wamhech.
Johnson. Mvres. Kendall. ZIgler. Chandler
and Waterman note.
Monte Carlos lost to Warren Oil BY a
. 5-to-3 score Monte Carlos Will play
Greenwood tomorrow. Players report at
ii9 Indiana-av at 10 a. m.
Belmont A. c. desires a game for tomor-
VOW. Call Belmont 2351-M attire 1880 y. m.
Crandall get IN touch with Art Baker. Ben
Davis notice.
Beanblossom A C. and Falls CITY viii
meet in league encounter az Rhooius to-
morrow. Price VIII be on the Mound for
The Beanblossoms. while Giligan VIII start
for the Beer crew.
McCrearv pitched Mooresviue Merchants
20 3-t0-0 victory over the Sexon
Brothers. Young G.. o. P. Club PLAYS at
Mooresyille tomorrow. For games. write
Freeln spoon. MoOreSville.
After being rained out last Sunday the
Indianapolis Reserves viii open the season
az Greensburg with the Gables Cafe Cluo
Of BLOOMINGTON tomorrow. The following
PLAYERS are requested to be al Delaware
ana Wash5ington-sts at 1880 a. m, sun
cav Is Ltch. GreaSey. II. Davis. P. Lid
die. J Dugau. Campbell. c. Prater. W.
Nou. p. JnncwchoT. T. Wilbur. c. Cum
mons. J. REYNOLDS. on the following sun
cay The Reserves viii meet the Monte
Carlos at GreenSburg
The Junior Order Of Mechanics team will
PLAY the Drinks nine at Brookside diamond
No. Sunday at 3 p. m.
The North Side Sparians desire games
With teams in the 15-l6-year-Oid class.
C1A Humboldt 5669R and ask for George
kln-ner.
Hopes Merchants want home games in
july Write Lloyd Shepherd. Hope. Ind.
Negro clubs interested in a special game
20 le played at Hope. notice
Falls City Beers Will meet BeanbloSSms
tomorrow at RhOdius PARK. For informa-
tior. can Lincoln 5294 and ask for Lefty.
+ FOrrv-SiXth Street Merchants will play
the Sched Grocery nine al Riverside No.
8 tomorrow Merchant players report by
, p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
ILLINOIS POOR
IN DIRE NEED
Conditions in DoWnState
Counties Are Described
as Tragic
BIZ United Press

o. Z NAttR 4 ff@o
CHICAGO. May 18-Starvation
and the threat of eviction from
homes confronted more than 100,-
900 persons today in the crowded
Chicago area where relief activities
we're suspended yesterday.
Cook County officials said they
we're powerless to aid 10000 families
who received their last relief groc-
cries 30 days ago, or an additional
$4,000 families whose monthly sup
plies will be due Monday.
A county emergency fund of
$4,000 900 derived from sale of bonds
when Federal and state relief money
was withheld May l was exhausted
yesterday. 1t suff1ced to buy groc-
cries for one week for only half the
10000 families who already had
used the last scrap of food furnished
by the Illinois Emergency Relief
Commission in April.
officers of the relief commission.
which Cancelled its regular weekly
meeting because it hadn't a penny
to spend" said conditions in some
downState counties were tragic"
Several bankrupt counties of the
coal mining regions have four-fifths
of their scanty populations on re-
lief rolls. Private charitable organ
izations were Swamped by demands
for the most meager necessities of
life.
Fear was freely expressed that
cessation of relief activity in the
teeming Chicago area, where almost
100000 persons are dependent en-
charity for food, rent and medical
attention, might bring disorders il
long continued.
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Turkish Strong Man to Grip
With Ray Steele at Armory

A match between a pair Of ma
tiOnally known heavyweights will
top the Hercules A. c. wrestling
card at the Armory Tuesday night
Two interesting supporting tugs are
also on the program which stacks
up as one Of the best offerings Of
the indoor season.
Mahmet Yousef. 22O, clever and
powerful Turkish mailman, battles
Ray Steele. Dis. aggressive Cali
fornia performer, in the feature at
traction. Neither has been tossed
here Steele and Mahmet are rec
CgniZed as being in line for Jim
LCndos' crown. Yousef is said to
be one Of the best foreign grapplers
TO appear IN this country in recent
years. He has won four matches
az the Armory.
Pat Murphy, rough Denver husky,
opposes Chief king George Chew
chki. Oklahoma, in what looks like
red hot semi windup. Ray
Richards, former all-American foot
baller at Nebraska. meets George
Koyerly, a Lithuanian, in the open
er at $50.
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SHERIFF GETS HIS MAN
BUT CAR ELUDES HIM
Circle Battles Visiting Officer, Police
Come to Rescue.

Sheriff E. j. Burke, Elkhart Coun-
ty, is probably a great man hunter,
but he seems to have trouble find
ing his own car in big cities.
He parked his car in the down
town area yesterday morning ami
started to take walk around the
city. The circle got Sheriff Burke
so confused that he couldn't remerl-
Der where he left his automobile.
Finally he put in call to the
city police. and they broadcast a
description of the missing vehicle.
1t was found parked near the corner
of Illinois and Market-sts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Arthur F. Hupp, 49, Of 56O8 N. Della
ware-st, purchasing agent and Margaret
Walden, %, 56o8 N Delaware-st. house
Melvin Crouch. IS. of 700 S. Emerson
av. waiter, and Dorothy Waters, 10, 1O47
w Michigan-st, housewife
John w. Foster. 81. of 701 N. Sheffield
St, cab driver, and villa Evelyn Vaughn.
William J. Duke, 81, of Lawrenceburg,
salesman, and Flora Laroy, 81, of r. R. 6,
Harold 6. Brandt. 80. of 8o1 f. South
eTn bo9966keePeTz and Mildred M F9f5-
Noah S. Davis. 66, of 1925 Pruitt-st.
painter, and Margaret Cotterman. so. Of
1925 Prutt-st housewife.
Henry 1. Ivy "a; Of 7o6l2 S. keystone
av chauffeur. and Ruth Elizabeth Car
Isle. 1919 N. Olney-st. housewife.
Walter Burzlaff "a, Of 2lO6 Webb-stt
Box 407. factory worker.
William L. Bobb "a, of 20 E 56th-st.
salesman and Ruth L. Kuhn, o. of 2735
N. Meridian-st saleslady.
David Ker, ~, Of New orleans, cotton
broker. and Catherine C. Brown 26, of
r. r. 3, Box 1896. housewife.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
Ohio State Favored
in 4-Tedm, CdrniUdL
BvTHficdPress

BIZ THifcd Press
EVANSTON, Ill, May 18.-Ohio
State was favored 10 win the twelfth
annual quadrangular track and field
meet today with Wisconsin, Chicago
and Northwestern.
Jesse Owens, Ohio State Negro
sophomore who will comete in four
events. was expected 70 capture first
place in the 100 and 22O-yard dashes
and the broad jump. He will en-
deavor TO break the world record
Of 26 feet rs inches in the broad
Jump, a mark he missed by just half
an inch in the Drake Relays re-
Gently.
Wisconsin was doped to place sec
ond, with Northwestern and Chicago
battling for third place. North
western won the meet last year over
Ohio State by single point.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
PAROLE BOARD TO ACT
ON So CASES MONDAY
Eight Marion County Prisoners
Among Those Seeking Release.

Eight Marion County cases are
among the SO reformatory and state
prison petitions for clemency to be
considered Monday by the State
Clemency Commission.
The Marion County prisoners, Of
lenses and terms which they are
serving are:
Robert Helm, James Williams
burglary. to 10 years; Ray Hill and
Oran Dickerson, vehicle taking,
TO 10 years; Ray Palmer and Ray
Bryant, robbery, 10 years; Paul
Pierce and Donald Joseph, auto
banditry, 10 years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
COLLEGE BASEBALL

Indiana. 10; Chicago. 6.
Butler. I; Indiana Central. 3.
Michigan. 6 Purdue, l.
Wabash, 5: DePauw. 5.
Hanover. 81; Evansville, 2.
Iowa. 6: Minnesota. 5.
Ohio State. s: Michigan State.
10 inningS).
Miami. >: Ohio o.. 0.
Maryland. u: V NJ. L, 1.
River Falls Teachers, 6; Ham
line. 5.
ST. Olaf. Il; Augsburg. /.
Marshall, 5: Cincinnati. l.
Hil,sdale. Q: Button. I.
Defiance. Il. Cedarville. 8.
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Deaths

Charles H. Horn. a. 25O7 English,
a. wv = BFowG. Il. 2o18 N Capitol. acute
Joseph Waggoner. So. 315 Bright. car
Nellie B. Gamble. s6. 1854 Kentucky,
Anne Picksns, r. Methodist HOSPITAL.
Donald b Goss. IS 3419 N Rennsyl-
vania. hvpertension heart disease.
Julia, Bucksot. 70. AL Moray. cerebral
PA. PaaI F95asie. s0. 227 N West. lobar
! Beverly Young. rs. GIT Bell. chronic
Carrie Lee Gulps. rs. Methodist Hos
ga Catherine Ss'V a. MAYER SO. $500 Central,
chronic mvocarditis.
Julia ,Graydon Jameson. 65. 3o3 Downey.
William Jones. "a. CITY Hospital, 'neph-
Bessie Rush. Sc. 221 E. Michigan. car
Robert Cole. 3s. 1925 Martindale,
Mary A. Fulmer. "A. 1917 Ringgold.
hypoStatic pneumonia. 80
Lizzie Gasoline. 81. 1929 w. Vermont,
broncho pneumonia.
Emily NJ; Branum. rs, S26 College. acute
cardiac dilatation.
Mabel Gordon. 49, Long Hospital cere-
bral hemorrhage.
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INSTRUCTIONS
10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring

TRAIN for Diesel engineering. Write CT
call for Diesel Topics.
DIESEL POWER ENGINEERING SCHOOLS
AIS Peoples Bank Bldg. RI-el52
9. S. GOVERNMENT JOBS-Men. women.
1880. steady, start sl05-sl75 Month. I
Will Franklin Institute coach IS Free.
Apply today sure. BOX K-2059. Indian
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. Situations Wanted
JUST 2Oc A DAY

l0-vord ad will appear under this
classification for as low as 20c a day cash
with order. Come 10 The Times Office. pa
w. Maryland. one square from Illinois and
Washlngton-sts. down Kentucky-av. and let
us help YOU secure q lob.
MAN. Reliable. Single Wants work Of any
kind. Times l. 30l8
DAY or week work for ladies. common
labor for men. day or week. general
house cleaning UNITY CENTER IL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
Losche Visits New York

Albert LoSche, city purchasing
agent, and recently elected presi-
dent Of the Purchasing Agents Asso-
citation OF Indianapolis. is in New
York attending the convention Of
the National Association of Pur-
chasing Agents
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
DGWSOn ReCdptureS
Medal Play Tourney
BV JHiffd Press

BV JHifrd Press
KANSAS CITY. No, May 10
Johnny Dawson of Chicago today
for the second time in two years
held the Heart of America golf
championship.
His 72-hole total for the three
days of medal play was 296. George
Allen. Kansas City, was runner-up
with 300
Dawson recaptured the title he
won two years ago and lost last year
to Carey Ballew Jr., who did not
defend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
ANERICAN HAGUE

rs Luuiuesl
-N.-.-@ rr1 oc0 c1f COO q !
B5strr GOO O1i 600 eco - Il o
Jones and SeHcL- W. FeE0eA and r
Fc-rc..
So Lrsis --.....---- 600 eeo Qoo- =
~ ..IEt.C-.a -...-.- u-- - -lA- 40
NsuSor. walx-o and Hemslev. Maroum
ana EcXX.
,r.-----a 600 0C1 OC0- 3
81 v--x - eco III lcX- @
Pearson. L Brown and Pvtlak. Allen
and Dlczer.
-,.... 400 GOO -to-s
Tr.--i-lrf0r .-.......lli 400 S0N-lO =
Rove H-cs1tt so-yel ana CochgaDe.
rlnke. Pett-t and Bolton
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
IRISH GOLFERS ON TOP

bV lmfs SPECIAL
EAST LANSING. Mich, May IS
The Michigan State golf team
bowed to Notre Dame IN match play
here yesterday ~ to Az. Cole OF
Notre Dame and Hammond and
Taylor of State shared medalist
honors with II each.
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persistent heck
lcrs The Ddg-
crs was mar
rO1cd down 10 a
matter Of 90
cree ntage
points
7 he Dodgers
shaved the Oh
ants margin by
"A fun game yes
tordav in whip
ping the Pirates.
70 j. The Oil
ants were taking
it on the chin g
% 2 from tie
Reds.
The Cubs kept
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
TRACK RIVALS CLASH

The Indiana Central track team
was 10 oppose the n. c. A. G. U.
cinder team IN a dual meet at the
Manual Training field this after
noon. The Greyhounds defeated
Franklin last Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
Blue Devils Triumphs

Shortridge linkSmen BANKED
Cathedral at the Speedway course
yesterday, u to 0. David. McCreary,
GoldStein and Pruitt composed the
victorious team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices


1927 PACKARD-Motor No. U1332O8A, Will
amounting to s1Ol 81. on June ! at 10
a. m. CHESTER JORDAN, 6l5 w. 9th.
1923 CHEVROLET COUPE, motor No.
451O975. will be sold for storage charges
amounting tc SIS at 10 a. m. May %.
GEO. MAYS 2514 N. Sherman DR..
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Notice is hereby given that the Town OF
Speedway. Marion County Indiana. VIII
receive sealed bios or proposals until go
D. m. of the 21st day of May. 1885, at the
regular meeting place Of tie Board p, Of
Speedway. Ind. on Water Wells and Auto
matte Electric Pumping Equipment. Plan
and specifications are on file with the
town clerk Of Speedway, Ind; Each bidder
shall comply with the provisions OF said
plans and specifications in all matters per-
tanning to class or division OF work or
material bid upon. Bids will be received
on work and materials complete or bids
Town Of Speedway
Board of Trustees.
VIM. ROSNER.
O. R. MANN. clerk
j. s. LEONARD.
A. V. BEELER.
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Births


Samuel and Andrea Russell. 1913 S. New
JERSEY.
Never and Helen Abstine. St. VincenFs
HOSPITAL.
William and Mildred Dieterle. st. Vim
cents Hospital.
John and Hannah Duffy 94S N. oxford.
Bows.
Andrew and Maggie Gadide. 924 Traub.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18

pace WIN Vac
Dodcora Ola larry FrCuChs seven
Int. 5-to-0 shut0ut over the PhIls.
Jones Loses Long One
Fred Farmhouse scattered seven
hits allowed the champion Cardi-
nails and the Braves won. Z 70 ].
Inc White SOx Joined IN the old
folk movement, which saw Uncle
Tom Zachary and Pop Waite Hoyt
90 - innings Thursday. and sent
sad Same Jones 10 the hill against
Boston. Sad sam. ~ and toll
weary. also went l3 innings before
Yves Fcrreu could get the decision
over him. . TO /.
Zrke Bonura had tied the score
for CHICAGO in the ninth with ms
eighth homer to keep sad sam IN
the game. but 10 was snatched away
from him in the thirteenth when
Babe Dahlerccn doubled, advanced
on ForrclIs single and scored on an
infcld crounder when the peg 70
the plate was dropped Terrell al
lowed only FIVE hits. while Sad Sam
was touched for II.
Allen Stops Cleveland
johnny Allen held Cleveland TO
six hits. including a homer by Ber-
ger. and the Yanks won by 4-to-2
from Monte Pearson, who was re-
Iievcd by Lloyd Brown
The Senators came back from a
sevon-ruu rally staged by the Tigers
in the seventh, scored three them
selves i'm the eighth and won by 10
to-8 90 take over fifth place and
shove the Tigers into sixth.
The Athletics also did some climb
inc, all the way to seventh by scOr-
ing an 8-tO-O victory over the
Browns. who burrowed again into
the cellar. Marcum allowed the
Browns only four hits.
Yesterdays HerO-Wes Terrell,
Red Sox. who pitched five-hit. 13-
inning victory.
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LIFE INSURANCE Franklin Life ms Co.
Ralph L. Colby. Mgr. 800 Circle Tower
II-O2TG
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II Help wanted-Female

ADDRESS MAIL Circulars At Home For
Firms. Earn Up 70 $50 WeeSlv. Stpd
Euv Brings Details. Midwest Co 5i2
+ Central. Wichita Kans
ADDRESSING Mailing circulars FOR adj
vcrr.sers SCARE time work SIS 20 SIS
weezv. CAPITAL or experience Urneces-
Sarv. StRmp brings particulars PEER
LESS SERVICE Box 32S GARY Ind
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MAJOR LEADERS

HOME Runs
OFT. Giants -..-.-- Moore. Phillies.. Z
FoNN. Athletics Moore Giants .- :
Johnson. Athletics.
Runs BATTED IN
1ircecherE. Il-c-s &c F0NX. Athletics %
Johnson A-n-eticS 3 Vaughan. Pirates %
IreX. DooEers b.. 5
RUNS.
Bonura. " Sox IS F~ev DoS~s-s -
Naurhan Pirates "a Rq6c1ifFe ~ Soy 80
Aeo~lck. Cares - Johnson. Athletics 20
HIS.
Vaughan Pirates 4S Johnson Athletics 81
L. Waner. Pirates 90 Terry Giants = a.
GehrinEer Tiers IS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
HANOVER WINS. 81 to ?.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. May ls.-The
Hanover College nine crushed
Evansville College here yesterday. n
70 ? Blankenship and Claxton led
the Hanover batting spree.
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SATURDAY.

4.6i55-Nevs: walton's orchestra cNB0
Fgae1re fCBsl wABC.
Jewish program lNBCl VIZ.
4I5-Concert Miniatures lCBSl WABCs
430-Enoch. Lights orchestra tCbol
N MASc Norm sisters lNBcl wEAF.
Graham McNamee lNBCl WIZ.
4.4s-Dictators tCBsL WABC;
Nsster builder ,NBCl VIZ.
5.0o-Sooonyland sketches Chs NABC.
RELIGION In the news NBCl WEAF.
Fiddlers' orchestra lNBCl VIZ.
5.l5-Jamboree fNBC1 WEAF
NatI Parks program tNBCl VIZ.
5.sO-Outdoor Girl Beauty Parade iCBSl
s4s-c MA6S HAYES. songs NBC} VIZ
spor, Parade OF the Ar 'N6C'
s.oo-Ph liiAcc Cooks show Shop CEBcl WIZ
S.00-U s. Navy band lCBSl WA4BGz
Radio City Party -, f ~ "EAF'
73o-Ai Joison and guest artists tNBCl
Ba Tni dance NBC1 WIZ. -
Nelodv MASTERPIECES tCBSl WABS.
s.Oo-Song Time in tennessee 'C69'
.7n-eHsAiiPfornia Melodies (cBsl wABC
0'' Gets Dance" 3 hrs.) tNBCl
GEe9F carnival cNBC) WIZ.
&. oo-Archie Bleye-s orchestra tCBSl
TAgRSi ne's orchestra lNBcl VIZ,
a.ao-Paul Whitemang orchestra tNBC)
HMoy65xin's orchestra CcBsl wABc.
n. -shsndor. violinist. Child's oTches-
o ya iSD KnapD's orchestra tcBsl
n so-F NADH erbecks orchestra CoBsl
J MebfD enny's orchestra CNBC) WIZ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL IEAGTI
Results Yesterday


So Paul Os0 0ol Oio-sii I
Cr.rr-rr.e 600 GOO O10- .
N.ls and G1Liana. Rvba and OsrodoV-
Nftu,rt.e 5000. f04 ca7 0io- ql2 I
Irrtsrt-e -....--... O0O geo 90 8
IarS.u ax1d Reusa. Peterson. Using. Nc
Lean Nck0il and Thompson
Nf.~-e7r.rrs ..... 600 geo 000-0 Z 1
r-frf9 .-. ..- ono $40 OK o
ssudra and George. Lawson and Gar
bark
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Building Permits

George Berlin, 2214 N. Alabama-st, s45,
cut in three windows and repairs.
NJ Y. Gerdenich, GAIT Riverview-dr
$4,000, new two story brick veneer dwelling.
Hume-Mansure Co., 90 E. Ohio-st. 5000,
alterations to store room.
Sentinel Printing Co., E. 10th-st and
Fl. Wayne-av. $500. fire loss.
Ball Park Wrecking Co, 1915 Wright
ST. $40. wreck frame dwelling.
Schlosser Creamery Co., 2053 S. Meri-
Fred Baxter. 1921 Brookvile-rd, $780,
warm air furnace.
Mrs Olive johnson, 1925 Elmira-st, 5000,
repairs.
Capitol Motors Building. 14O4 w. Wash
ington-st $3.50. underfeed stoker.
Frederick Simon, 1855 s. Easiest S2S5,
Meals Cafeteria. 20 N. Meridian-st, s525,
underfeed stoker.
Lee Joslin, 22I5 College-av, 1885, under
feed stoker
Eienor McGroth. 1888 Lexington-av, s215,
reroof dwelling
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18

BOTH. E.. 323-Pleasant room near bath:
large closet in family. Gentleman
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-18

CENTRAL. ll34-Clean front room Arst
floor. private entrance, Reasonable.