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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

rest Sunday 2.52 D. m. beloved husband
of Eva Burgess, father OF Carroll
Burgess. Funeral Wednesday HARRY
W MOORE FUNERAL PARLORS. 205f
z. Mlchig; n. D. m Friends invited
Burial Crown Hill cemetery.
BUsSELLE. J. FRANK-Entered into rest
Sunday. l04o D. m. age rs years. beloved
husband of Caroline Busselle. father oil
Mrs. NJ. Z. Springer. Joe. Harry. Carl
Robert and Richard Busselle. Funera
Wednesday. 10 a. m. HARRY ". MOORE
FUNERAL PARLORS. 1850 z. Michigan
FEienGs invited. Burial Nohl;syille, 1nd
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SOUTHPORT NIATMEN LOSE

The Muncie High School wres-
ting team defeated Southport, 26
to 1S, in a dual meet at Southport
High School gymnasium last night.
Heze Clark was referee.
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LONDOS TAKES MATCH

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Jim Lon
dos, worlds heavyweight wrestling
champion, threw Dr. Henry Fields
University of Pennsylvania grappler
in a match here last night.
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The Flanner Buchanan team bowed to
the U. S. Tires. but downed the ST..
Philips five at the s.. Philips gym in
games over last Weekend. For games
with the Planners write r. w Williams,
SO N. Addisonst indianapolis, or call
Belmont 1924-h, and ask for Don.
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The A. C.s won the Senior League title
Sunday by tripping the Beacons, 14-11
ChriStamore senior teams want games for
Sundays. Call Belmont ITS. The Christa-
mores furnish the gym.
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The. Wonder Bread five. coached by
Hubert Spyicer, has a gym tonight. Any
chary WIFE" a128gw and ask oT foyd To
morrow night the Wonders play at
Rhodius Park at 1880. Thursday they are
al Greenwood.
The Security Benefit quintet defeated
the Ferndale Girls twice and the New
Ross boys team last week. Games are
to M wright 50 South Warm mana In In
dlanapolis, or phone Belmont Pill.
F Pfgns se Thog ke the the Sf Mssy Of t9s
I;essge competition at the Pennsy ' gym TO to
starred for the Midways. while Williams
s al IL Mercer were best for Atkins. The
dbTas R pa mfas e2m G. and VIII PAY 5ds az
the st. Paul gym Sunday afternoon. All
MNid%ays are urged to attend a meeting
games write Ralph Adams. 1915 Bradbury
ST. Indianapolis. or phone Drexel 0158-J.
The strong st. Josephs quintet defeated
the Ramblers Sunday and will meet the
Arttllerymen tonight at the St. JoSeph's
Rasa.. Mattingly and Fox compose the st. St.
Josephs SQUAD.
booked to piay the Wonder Bread SQUAD
Ihursday night is asked TO call Cherry
zIzo-W ana ask iCr FLOYD in order to
verify time and place.
The Brightwood Bows Club trioped the
East Tenth Pirates. 20-19. Wills and Corey
for the winners and Fitzgerald for the
losers were outstanding. The BOYS Club
plays in the. 15-16-year -old class and de-
slres TO book games with teams having
floors. or will share expenses. Call Cherry
O40S and ask for Fayez.
The Propef's Service will tangle with
the Crimson Cubs tomorrow night at
Brookside at 8. Modlin, Terhune and
Mitchell, notice.
Led BY Fox and Finchum the Beech
Grove FERA beat the So-Athics 24-23.
last night. The FERA meets est Park
NJ. E. Thursday night at Beech Grove
For games, call Drexel 1868.
With Coates caging Is points. the Oak
Hill Spartans b" team nosed out the
Dees, 1927. The Spartans will PLAY the
Brightwood Cubs tonight at at 22nd-st
and Broadway. Teams in the i5-17-year-
oId class wanting q game write Daniel
The Oak. Hill spartans lost to the
Crimson Cubs, 1924, ard won a Big Six
League fray. The Sparfans schedule calls
for games with the indiana polls Star to-
morrow night. Brownsburg Friday night:
Martinsville Feb. 8. and Crawfordsville
Feb. g. For games, write Daniel Moriaritv-
2240 N. Rural-st. Indianapolis.
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Lee CdImln also redCned bUU our
ing the Stars matinee. totaling 625
for his series. Fancher's top total
boosted the Mailers No. 10 to a clean
sweep victory over the opposing
Mailers No. l. The Mosers twice
defeated the Wheels and the Wrong
Fonts bagged a pair at the expense
Of the Quads.
A 667 by Don johnson was the
best individual total of the Court
house League at the Delaware al
leys, and proved to be good for CITY,
wide runnerup honors. johnson
used games of 100, 235 and 242 to
gain his total. Fonnie Synder was
also in the 500 class. getting a COL
The Clerks made a clean sweep
Of their series, the Treasures being
their victims. The Union Titles,
with the aid Of Johnson's and Sny-
der's honor counts took a couple Of
games from the Surveyors. Lawyers
downed the Assessors twice and
the Highways took an odd game de-
ciSion over the Prosecutors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-29

The schedule for Industrial League
tonight:
7:30-Wayne Park VS.. thinner Paper.
8:30-Phillips Sc VS.. Kresges.
9:3O-McCrorys VS.. Garfield A. G.
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OlUen Fdncher PAGES City
Pin Marksmen With 693
Rolls Games of 216 262 and 215 in Star Matinee 667
Is Posted by Don Johnson.
BY BERNARD HARMON

Games Of 26 262 and 2l5 693 total the
danapo Ptchets alleys
to be the best league sessions during yesterdays schedules
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TUESDAY

4:00-vassar College sextette (CBs).
4:15-Tea Time tunes
4:45-Between the Bookends (CBS).
5:00-Xiewing the news.
515-FERA orchestra.
6:0o-1ndiana Chamber of Commerce
speaker.
6:05-Bohemians.
6:15-National Emergency Council speak
6:2O-Legislature news.
6:30-Buck Rogers (CBS).
6:45-Chamber of Commerce Home pro-
7:9o-fayender and Old Lace (CBs).
8:OO-Blng Crosby with Mills Brothers
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9:00-Caravan (CBS).
9:30-Gypsy Violin (CBS).
.9:45-Tin Pan Alley.
10:00-Myrt and Marge tCBS).
10:15-Joe Hayes orchestra.
10:3o-Johnny Green's orchestra.
10:45-Tally-ho club orchestra.
II :o0-Orville, Knapp orchestra (CBSl,
11:30-Leon Navarro orchestra (CBS).
2;oo-Midnight-Sign off.
WEDNESDAY
6:30-Chuck Wagon
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l23O-Little Jack Little (CBS).
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Basketball
Independent, League and ANA
teur Results and Notices.

Junior League basketball competition at
the Christamore House has been COM
p1eted, with the Flashes edging out the
Triangles in the final game, IA to IL.
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The Spades A. C. desires games for
Monday. Thursday and Friday nights with
teams having gyms. Call Cherry 4S43 and
ask for Art.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-29

TOHN CARTER (above), student
- intramural manager at Butler
University, is making plans for
competition in the various intra-
mural sports which will begin with
the opening of the second semes-
ter on the Fairview campus.
A new intramural Office has been
opened in the Butler fieldhouse,
which will serve as headquarters
for Hermon Phillips, intramural
director, and Carter. Tennis,
baseball, golf and track are the
spring sports.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
TUESDAY

P. NJ
4:00-Meredith Wilson'S orchestra (NBCl
4:15-The Norsemen. male quartet.
4:30-Singing Lady (NBC).
4:45-Jack Armstrong.
5:00-Angelo Ferdinandos orchestra
(NBC).
5:30-Bob Newhall
5:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC).
6:00-Paul Pierson orchestra.
6:15-Lum and Abner. comedy team.
6:30-Arthur Tracy, the Street Singer.
6:45-Unbroken Melodies; orchestra and
vocaliSts.
7:0O-Crime Clues (NBC).
7:30-Crosley Follies (Flying Dutchmen
dance orchestra and vocalistsl.
S:SO-E idf-3 Wynn. q" the Fire Chief CNBc).
9:00-Beauty Box Theater (NBC).
10:00-News flashes
10:05-Church on the Hill
1O:3O-Dorsey Bros dance orchestra
11:oo-Mei SNYDER dance orchestra.
11:30-Ben Pollacks orchestra.
12:00-Midnight Johnnie BurkharthS
dance orchestra.
A. M
l2:50-Moon river. organ and poems.
.00-SiQn off
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Plumbing Permits

J. C. Dunn. Alb E. Westinghouse two
fixtures.
J. c. Dunn. 1889 N. Pennsylvania-st
A-1-r ST.,
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ANNOUNCE MENTS
Urath Notices

Death Notices
ERIs3IN. PETER Pc years. beloved
husband Of Christina father Of Arthur,
passed away Monday .. m. Funeral
THURSDAY. p m. a. the residence. 30
Grown iI|1 H FTiend nav 'S CAN af ssTia
2. N. Wednesday. G. II. HERMANN
CRAWFORD. CHARLES S.-Husband OF
Ada W, father OF Jane Alice brother OF
James N. Crawford. passed away Nom
day. Services al the FLANNER & BU-
CHANAN MORTUARY. Wednesday 3
P m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
DURBIN. MARY a. oBER-B Beloved wife
Of Clinton T. Durbtn, and mother OF
Mildred David and Mary Alice Durbin,
fhR arsdSy 'hs 81 At Money tas sRSTa
Christian Church. 10 a N. Burial Dub
lin, Ind. FRIENDS invited. Friends NAV
call az the residence, 500 n. Temple-av.
until $3.50 a. n. Thursday and at the
church from a. m. until the hour OF
service. Funeral under the direction Of
MOORE & KIRK Richmond Ind pa
perS please copy
FROST, WINNEFRED L.-Widow OF the
ate John w. Frost mother OF George W.
Frost Of Springfield, IL. and Mrs c. B.
Durham. passed away Sunday evening.
S404 KenwOod-av Services Wednesday
a m. SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral.
Burial Crown Hill.
GREENE. MAI. GEORGE 5. Beloved
Donald K Greene. passed away sun
aay}t S5eTExiSSes THE FLANEER q
36 bA M Friends in TA Bu MsqlnWS} esh
inGton Park. Friends NAV cali at the
mortuary Monday evening and Tues
GRIESTOW. MINNIE-Age 81 years. BE-
loved wife OF Frederick Gristow. mother
Becker, Mrs. FTieda F. schad, Mrs. Rob
ert N. Shafier. and Mrs Werner c.
Shaefer. passed away Monday. / a. m,
at the residence 2405 Covner-ave. Friends
may call at the residence any time be-
be held at the ROYSTER & ASKIN
MORTUARY, 1902 n. Meridian-st. Wednes-
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MoDAK. ANDY-,Age S. passed away Jan.
FINN CHAPEL l25 S Capitol-av,
Wts GLG n.y., l2o P ma ST Pau EpiSGopai
Burial Crown Hill Friends invited.
Friends may call Tuesday and Wednes-
daY.
Of Mary Ellen Murphy. sister Of Kath-
erine ,S Shine , SIOUX CITY Ia; Mrs.
kanISaSS Cityi Frank rank ana Ed e0o shine.
st. Monday. Funeral Wednesday. $50 at
the home. 9 a m. St. Philip Neri Church
Tited. KIRBY SERVICE. . ''''' -
SCHULTZ. WILLIAM-Of 1884 Cornell be-
loved grandfather of Mrs Lillian God
ward. Mrs Esther Jacobs and Margaret
Resbach. departed this life sunday. Jan.
81 Funeral Wednesday. Jan 30 at the
MOORE 81 KIRK FUNERAL HOME. Col
lege and Fairheld-avs.. at D. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
WITHHOLD. CHARLES-Age II years.
passed away MS %MFB morning Se ENSN
MORTUARY Wednesday II a. m.
Friends invited. Burial Shelbyville, Ind.
Cards, In Memoriams
LEWIS-I desire to thank my friends and
relatives for tEeir kindnesses. flowers
and sincere words of sympathy in my
late bereavement. the loss of my beloved
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The Wonder Bread five, coached by
Hubert Spicer, has a gym tonight ANY
team willing to share expenses cali
Cherry 2128-W and ask for Floyd. To-
morrow night the Wonders play at
Rhodius Park at 7:30. Thursday they are
al GreenWOnd
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-29

The Security Benefit quintet defeated
the Ferndale Girls twice and the New
Ross boys team last week Games are
wanted with city or state teams. Write
to M. Wright 80 South Warman-av., In
dlanapolis, or phone Belmont Pill.
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Cards. In Memoriams

LEWIS-I desire to thank my friends and
relatives for TIER kindnesses, flowers
and sincere words of sympathy in my
late bereavement. the loss of my beloved
wife. BESSIE LEWIS. I especially wish
to thank the minister. the singers and
Little 81 Sons, funeral directors.
w T. LEWIS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-29

Five members Of the Evangelical
League connected for honor counts
as the loop went through its week
~ schedule at the Pritchett Alleys.
George Burck and Paul Taylor Jr,
Waged a close battle for the leading
honors, Burck winning out when he
connected for a 637 against Taylor's
636. Other 600 shooters were, Paul
Striebeck, els, Val Schneider, SOB,
and Charlie Menges, 500.
The Browns, Senators and Ath-
letics shut out the Dodgers, Cardi-
nails and Cubs, as the Indians and
White Sox won twice over the
Giants and Reds. The YankS were
unopposed in their series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-29

The manager of the Greenwood team
booked to play the Wonder Bread squad
Thursday night is asked TO call Cherry
2l28-W and ask for Floyd in order to
verify time and place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-29

Down at the Fountain Square
the South Side Business Mems
League was in action, and during
the course of the evening six in
dividuals posted 600 totals. The
sextet was led by a 646 by Nan
Schott. Phil Bisesi had a 632, Bob
Wilmoth a 626, Bill Arnold a 625,
Gene Ruff a GIG, and Ted Lands,
612.
No team was able to get away
with triple win, all series being
decided over the two-to-one route.
The BemiS Bags won a couple from
the Brenn Five, getting 1899 pins
in their opening game. Bake and
Vans DIX Service also opened
strong, with a 1925, to win the I'M
tial game, but they dropped the
next two to the Stahlhut jewelers.,
who closed with 1915.
Heidenreich Florists, the league
leaders, failed to click during last
nights session and dropped a pair
to the Voight Mortuary. Polar Ice
and Fuels were better than the
Koch FurnitureS in two of their
three games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-29

The strong st. Joseph's quintet defeated
the Ramblers Sunday and will meet the
Artillerymen tonight at the St Joseph's
gym. Royce, Fargo. F. English. j. English,
Rasa. Mattingly and Fox compose the St.
JoSeph'S squad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-29

The Brightwood Bows Club trioped the
East Tenth Pirates. 2o-19. Wills and Corey
for the winners and Fitzgerald for the
losers were outstanding. The BOYS Club
plays IN the 15-13-year old class and de-
floors. or will share expenses, Call Cherry
0403 and ask for FayeZ
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-29

The Propef's Service will tangle with
the Crimson Cubs tomorrow night at
Brookside at 9. Modlin, Terhune and
Mitchell, notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-29

Led by Fox and Finchum the Beech
Grove FERA beat the So-Athics 24-23
last night. The FERA meets est Park
NJ. E. Thursday night at Beech Grove
For games, call Drexel 1868.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-12-26

ADVENTURES
CLUB
@@@4N
"On Whulruind Wheel'
By FLOYD GIBBONS
Famous Headline Hunter.

LOT of swell stories seep through the tenhps oil the
# comes town. lot of the adventures hat ake p
that exciting business often by the audiences S
are pretty much the same way. =, :.h +,
Ever since can I've had secret yen 10 faVe WIN
circus Haven't you? = - ana wont through
had that same yen ana went
Dick circus and carnival "heh nc was o ~
foo, and he's been in the since -,
Hes twenty-five exciting thrill In his esc'ns "
him two wears a wheel in Middleboro
ri navar forget in this country WAS
big attraction at the fafs eApo
and set IN IN chicago during Chicago Worlds fair -
n but can sun feintnoe A
riding In high above the roof ups
nm on he north side of Chicago steady customer
Dicks lob Was the Kind You Dream ADou. n.
VOL Dick the Ferris wheel al the aiuu'e
carnival. lie and of the giant "heei anu '41e = 49,
he wanted Ito wilt costing him cent
that DICK 0ot 10 useo y = '4e ="
could unpon andon while It was moving. it,. =.
mechanical amusement oees' =.
to hold of the steel rail- fnat ran a'ou"o M - =
himselfa boa acrobat -, :, n,a rocr,assness
of fun and
wheel and operated by an ~ ln @
One day good DICK mace
ahoora the moving himself into seat nc oae D -
admired the the top OF the msh are
This Ferris Wheel Held Unadverised Thrills.
os would hop off when ne came Gown
Dick grabbed hou u ne ee' ~ - 80
axe grace landing when-Iowlel
and INTO NJ
hodv He realized had happened me eeeu'.v
and the power had onareeo ms 's
" trl.d to but he couldn't release
nj. nrln him that ran
Tn went the wheel revolution Dick was 100 sh rom m
into the car STU ne couuh e'
Two hundred fifty electric juice has way OF nodns Oh
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mdair Dick hung like rapeze afus' anu -
ound getfa and farther away u, ..,aaor aho
outside of the wheel out OF s'shl u M
nothing he could see spectators sahins "
watch what considered another thrill
Crowd Cheers as Dick Is Getting Killed
but he hnd mol panneu ~ ,,l
another une IVY"
As the wheel brought suddenly went white a.
him II the engineer suooenp "u
power. had nunbed his arms mat nc Wa 80
he could hold -. 49, ~.
Using strength he swung ono knee Over III,
CHARGED rod A ground and Dick eouno ms
teeth rage bei Didn't they kno" 20 was es
killed. . e.n.
Even Now Ground Was an Unwelcome Sght
Dick was in his new position but suddenly ~
him seadju OF the ushs OF Inc " ~
ducked Just his hair Dick says he Is certain ms ' va
standing right on end . an.oa, "a would no
Finally the next 70 the ground I'D moment ~ ~
all the way down feet 70 The ground from where
he hung had bad fall store Tor m "heh ne 1
lie grtted teeth and waited -, .
didn't op The juice stayed on anu s'0su p 80 =
like fly On nypaler
yell might be fatal The
engineer juice at the first sign trouble
that he couldn't take nanae 90 s
doggondest Ferris mn roe man
Dick decided yell when his body was even with inc
But by the time ne hao nnue a"''' ~
turn shocking and the horror Of his situation hau u m
speeches-
Round She Goes-Dick's Life in Balance.
the without sign and oeeve u or ho a
rried pnoDc that way-six times!
Well sir Dick yet one Of the managers
hmIhe manager Of course don't kno" anynn nn
current and he thought DICK
had showing Of afraid to climb OF inc roo
with the ground ne siRilu 'ne engineer
sh,t baw out his reckless attendant
Whm of Dick dropped 70 the ground IKE
sack wasn't hurt but he couldn't stop sinking o'
after H.. - uas ,,,en ope !, mo nec
os came wasn't afraid to do stunts Ike natl lAcA
only ped because see the SNOW must 10
he got or wheel-and stayed OIL
G-wsu Service
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-12-26
HQWARE:
1NT0DAY
DR.. JAMES w. BARTON
Talks About "
Milk ~ a Builder

An INQUIRY showed that
n thirty thousand metropolitan
school children have distaste tor
milk. Head teachers discovered
that most OF the DIRECTORS were
girls who are afraid it will make
them fat"
am quoting an Item from London.
England, which appeared In news
paper some weeks ago.
believe that nothing could say
more for the value of milk for chill
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-12-26
Most Of Happiness

Those who have the most or happi-
ness think the least about 1t. But IN
thinking about and In doing their
duty, happiness comes-because the
heart and mind are occupied with
earnest thought that touches at
thousand points the beautiful and
sublime realities Of the universe
w. NJ. Thackeray.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-12-26

UfpIf UFtd uSC 49,
small animals drink
milk as 1t has great
food value. Increases
appetite. and puts on
the extra few pounds
so many children need
to help fight the all
ments OF childhood
Cows milk Is A
complete" food for
children as 1t contains
all fiye~o the food
stu ifs - pr 0 I e ! q >,