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II Ace Pilots
Obtained for
Midget Races
Jimmy Snyder to Lead Pack
at Bow Tomorrow:
II Events.

Tnr midget auto race program a.
Butler Bowl tomorrow night wu.
consist 81 eleven events. topped of
with the 25-iap Butter Sweepstskc
feature. which carries ~ addition ~
the lion share q The purse tho
VonueEut Award
Showers. followed by a baking
sun have hardened the small oyal
% a concrete consistency and the
fastest races 50 far this season Will
be- staged
JIMMY SNYDER tho popular Chi
caco pilot who has thrilled the fans
in the Middle West with his No. .
race car. will b. a. the wheel Of
Thorn DOnnellr'S mighty midget
powered with an Ofcnhauser motor.
T. is one % the snappiest Jobs IN the
entire racing circuit
Among other drivers entered for
this weeks races are Marshall Lewis
in hrs new Mannix JOB Tudv Mar
CHEESE. AT F0lcF Tony WulmOn. Ted
Hartley Harry McQuinn Harold
Shaw. Louie Schneider. driving Pep
per Martini Reibird~ Special
Curlev Ruurou. Harye H0ugh and
Jimmy Rogers. together with Others
that buuc me entry list up N ~
Due % tho fact that the last
two weeks races have been post
poned these h0ys have a lot Of sur
plus driving energy that's due % b.
exploded when The starters flag
drops and sends them on their wav
tomorrow u.-ht
Family night will b. observed.
with time trials starting ar 7-3O ana
the races promptly at $50
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only four for the Los Angeles Pa =
cific Coast League club, caused Man
ager Charlie Grimm to have an
other look at him.
Last Friday Henshaw held The
Pittsburgh Pirates to one hit and
BANKED them, 80 With only two
days rest, Henshaw came to Clay
Bryant's rescue in the second in
ming last night at Cincinnati and
hurled the Cubs to an "a triumph
in the third major league night
game played this season. He per-
mitted only four hits in 1928 in
nings. and recorded his sixth vic
tory Of the season.
The victory enabled the Cubs 10
regain second place in The National
League. eight games behind The New
York Giants.
Auker Humbles Clevelanders
Detroit's pennant prospects we're
brighter today with the return to
form of Eldon Auker. The under
hand Tiger pitcher held Cleveland
to five hits and Detroit moved into
a virtual tie for second place as a
result of the 4-to-1 victory. Both
the Tigers and Clevelanders are
three games behind the league-lead-
ing Yankees
Manager Jimmy Dykes shook up
the Chicago White Sox lineup and
they beat the st. Louis Browns, Al.
Sad Sam Jones, oldest major league
hurler, returned to action after
nursing a sore arm for six weeks,
and received credit for the victory
although Whit Wyatt had to come
to his rescue in the seventh. Al
Simmons, the White SoX $27 800 a
year center fielder, was benched in
the teams Shakeup.
Washington Back in Lineup
Big George Washington, outfielder
up from indianapolis of the Ameri-
can Association, was inserted into
the lineup and smacked out a dou-
bic in four times up, driving in one
run
Wesley Terrell won his eleventh
game as the Boston Red Sox tri-
umphed over the Washington Sena-
tors. 8-3 Terrell kept the Sena-
tors Is hits we'll scattered.
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Independent, Amateur Baseball

to Greenfield Thursday and to Flat Rock
Sunday. Henderson is asked to get in
touch with Lewis. Turner's players will
meet at II Thursday.
Plainfeld Commercials have been forced
to cancel their game with the Bennett Coal
Co for Thursday. Commercials have next
4 8itR H. open X HesSler phone 49, " 54 fP"f 8
Center-st. Plainfeld.
Raamblers lost a close one to Plsinheld
Sunday, TO g. miSjudged v ball in
the ninth inning decided the outcome.
Hits were even at six each. Thursday the
Ramblers go to Arcadia and Sunday they
invade Cloverdale.
Due to a cancellation, Maccabees are
without a game for Thursday. City team
wishing to oppose the Maccabees on the
L. Macy at lis n Tfbbs-av Indianapolis.
Pivot City team wishes to book a game
for Sunday Communicate with Myer at
lll9 Naomi-st, Indianapolis, Drexel
Morristown- Fountantown won the first
game of a series with the Shelbyvlle nine
Z to 5; in IA innings Sunday. The sec
9 fnii tiIt will be played at Fount;aintown
Miller were outstanding for the winners.
National Malleable nine would like to
schedule a game for Friday afternoon at
ested call Belmont 4618-J. between and
7:3O p. M, and ask for John,
Genn's Valley smothered the Benret
Coal club, IA to o. Sunday. Williams.
Valley moundsman, allowed orly two hts
and listed IL strikeouts Valley Juniors
downed the Smith Valley Juniors, to
2. Valley players are asked to meet for
practice tomorrow evening instead of
Thursday Valeymen viii tackle the
Bridgeport Blues Sunday at Bridgeport.
Cord Piston Rings will travel to Peru
Sunday to tackle the Merchants in the sec
S H2TmD % f or@ he Rn to S Ga p4 nd
Thursday is open for the Rings For
game, call Lincoln 420l and ask for Art
whitestown is without game for Sun
Games also are wanted for the remainder
OF the month and in August. Write Guss
Chambers, l04 w. South-st Lebanon. Ind,
or phone 1894. Games will be played at
Whitestown
A fast city team wishing to meet the
Park THURSDAY is asked to get IN touch
with George Waite at 1925 Linden-st.
BABY Lincolns lost 7-to-s decision, to
Gorham or the Lincolns collected three
hts. Lincolns will play at Charlottesville
5m 2 n FOR sheedav V Ena to Esr
Bennett Coal nine will play two games
THURSDAY meeting the Question Marks at
posing the South Side Merchants at 8
D. m. in the first night game under the
new lights at Longacre park. The coal
team will practice tomorrow at Garfield
I N , D M
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DOnOghue Winner
in Outdoor Arena
Pins Cyclone Burns in Top
Mat Scrap.

Leo Donoghue of Flint (Mich)
was victorious in two of three falls
against Cyclone Burns of Miami in
the main bout on the wrestling pro-
gram last night at the Illinois-st
Outdoor arena. Donoghue used q
Nelson swing to down Burns in 10
minutes in the first fall. Burns took
the middle spill in 10 minutes with
a smother hold, but Donogue was
too strong in the decider. winning in
eight minutes with body cross and
pin.
Joe Banaski of Columbus, o., out
claSsed SWede Carlin in straight
falls in the semi windup, winning
the first fall in 25 minutes with
a full cradle and ending hostilitieS
one minute after resuming battle
with a body whirl and smother
Gordon Arquette was awarded the
opener when Henry Hill, his oppo-
nent, was disqualified.
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Bears to Face
CollegianS on
Soldiers Field
Plans Under Way for Big
Gridiron Test of Pros,
AN-StarS.
Tnifcd Press

! BIZ iHifrd Press
CHICAGO. July college all
stars and professional players ~
+ resume their battle for football
supremacy Aug. % at Soldiers Field
The all-stars will be selected again
! by a nation wide vote of fans. Like
last year, they will play the Chicago
/ Bears of the National Professional
League in a night game.
The first game, arranged in an ef-
+ fort to determine whether college
football is superior to that played
by the professionals, ended in a
scoreless tie and left the question
unanswered.
The college lineup will be entirely
new, since only players who COM
pleted their collegiate careers in
1884 are eligible. A new coach also
will be selected.
The Chicago Tribune. originator
and sponsor of the game, has de-
creed that once a coach has won
the honor he no longer is eligible.
Noble Kizer athletic director and
head coach at Purdue, directed the
All-Stars last year
One hundred and four newspapers
throughout the United States will
conduct the poll this year, indicat-
ing a total vote of nearly 100000.
Balloting on the players begins
Saturday and will continue two
weeks. The poll to select the coach
will begin July 81 and end Aug. 5.
The two players for each posi-
ton who receive the greatest mum
Der of votes will be invited to join
the college squad. They will report
for practice at Northwestern Univer-
sity Aug. 10.
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SOFTBALL GOSSIP

Schedule for the Em-Roe Factory Soft
ball League for tomorrow evening"
Western Division
Kingan Co. VS.. Public Service at
Riverside No l.
Prest-O-Lite VS.. Power and Light at
Coleman No. /.
Bixby Corp. vs. Barbasol played June "a.
Eastern Division
P R Mallory vs.. Crown Products at
Eli Lilly VS.. indianapolis Glove at Will
lard No. l.
Superior Metal vs.. George J. Mayer at
Brookside No. ?.
Schedule for the Em-Roe Wednesday
Softbau League tomorrow night:
Zion A. A. VS.. ST. Paul at Riverside
No 2
Spades VS. lockwood at willard No. ?.
Elite A. c. vs.. Fathers Club at Rhodius
No. 2
Standings in the Em-Roe Factory Soft
ball League:
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Schalk Coal Company nine of Anderson
topped the FalY Park club of Pendleton
SUNDAY. to Smith r Jet t. d9wn Falls falls
will visit Sterling Glass at Lapel July 4
and has July 7 open
Hoosier Cubs fast Negro nine. split a
double-header with Decatur R. G., losing
the first game. to D; IN 10 innings and
Winning M.dd the s eS1 v to 81 K Gqos W
wish to book a road tilt for July 7. Mo-
hawk. Goldsmith and Traders Point noti &c
Communicate, with Arthur Keystone; 1910 1910
Comer-st, indianapolis, phone DR2Xel 4OO2
between and p. M
Hope Merchants lost to Leon Tailors
err Camp July 4.
Connersville Flashes lost 4 to deci,,
tack tackle NeTc isf chrysIers next Sunday
and have Thursday open for road game
For games. write TO- Charles Flint 80
Eastern-av Connersville.
JH. Taylor Transfers lost we'll PLAYED
game to the Ben Davis Merchants BY a
berland Thursday.
Rushville Merchants defeated the strong
Dayton Msnarchs Sunday to z.
townsville whipped Brownsburg. 4 to /.
Sunday. Christopher for ZlonSvllle gave
up 1Our mis- MCOrdChSH u Dlo"lSouAS
yielded seven.
Oak Hill Flashes edged out. Hendrix
Brothers of BLOOMINGTON, ana g.. Bill
Francis, Oak Hill moundsman. alloWed
only three hits Flashes will oppose Clo-
verdale Grays at Cloverdale THURSDAY.
and PLAYERS are asked TO be al the man
ayers house at II a. m
Penn-Joe Athletics lost an 3 to decl-
sion to the Rocklane a. Cs Sunoa aN
White and Jimmy Hendricks starred for
the winners.
streak to six straight by blanking the
Glover allowed four hits and whitfield 10
batsmen in carding his sixth victory;
Wilson. Harmon Brandt and Welton led
the attack at the plate. Terminals are
anxious to book fast state teams. Write
to Buck Adams. 1916 Bradbury-av. Indi-
annapolis
Barcsrsville Hoosier Tomatoes trounced
the Sterling Crews, to. J.. Tomatoes
will tangle with Greenwood Thursday and
test the Monte Carlos Sunday.
A. b Cs will meet Bridgeport
Blues at Bridgeport Thursday in a double.
header. with games at II a. M ana {"
D. m Hutsell and Don Glenn will handle
pitching duties FOR Bridgeport.
Indianapolis Turner's we're edged out az
Kniehtstown. to s. Turner's will travel
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Pitcher Belize Bean
Joins Chattanooga

By UHitCd Press
CHATTANOOGA, July 2,-Belve
Bean, a right-handed pitcher, was
obtained yesterday from Washing
ton by the Chattanooga LookOuts.
Bean formerly played with New Or
leans and Cleveland. The Washing
ton Senators obtained him in a deal
for Walter Stewart. He has won
one and lost none this season.
Bean will pitch his first game here
.nIlV
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sHAKEUP AT CREIGHTON

OMAHA. Neb.. July 2-March-
mont Schwartz. present football
coach al Creighton University. Will
succeed A. A. Schabinger as Ath-
letics director effective July 81. and
Eddie Hickey Will take over Schab-
myers position as basketball mentor.
Schabinger has resigned both posi-
tions.
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NEGRO SCRAPPERS IN
HEREUNDER TONIGHT
BIZ LHjfcd Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, July Holman VII
liams and Baby Tiger" Flowers
meet in a l5-round bout at Comis-
key PARK tonight for the Negro
lightweight championship
Supporting the headliner is a 10
round bout between Frankie Sagilio
promising young lightweight, and
Bobby Pacho Of Mexico, at 14O
pounds.
Three 1885 information Golden
Gloves champions also are on the
card, Clinton Bridges, light heavy
weight; Lorenzo Pack, heavyweight,
and Dave Clark, middleweight.
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.HenShaw, Cubs
Hurler, Proves
Mighty Atom
Half Pint SouthpaW Stops
Reds With Only Two
Days Rest.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, July 2-Roy Hen
shaw, diminutive southpaw of the
Chicago Cubs, seems to. have won
his spurs as a member of the
mighty atom" group of sports he
roes which has included such little
fellows as Cotton Warburton, Albie
Booth, Wee Willie" Sherdel. Dickic
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CENTLVRES ON TOP

Manager Musings Centhvre
Beers defeated the SO-Athics Sun
dav. Is 90 o. Small Of the Cent
livres allowed only four hits VIC
Wyss Of the Beer team pounded out
FIVE hits m six trips. one for four
bases. a Centlivre practice session
VIII be held tomorrow afternoon at
Garfield No ? SUnda~
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herr ana OJnSrS.
Henshaw weighs
only 155 pounds
and is only 5 feet
8 inches in height,
making him one
of the smallest
pitchers in the
majors. When he
first came to the
Cubs after gradu-
ating from the u.
of Chicago he was
deemed 200 small
for the pig time,
but his remark
able record last
year, when ne won
Is games and lost
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
Real Six SOftbnU
Squad Seeks Game

The strong Real SILK Productions
softbau team is anxious 20 book "a
game for Thursday with a team
near indianapolis which can furnish
picnic grounds for the Production
teams followers Teams interested
are urged % get in touch with Miss
Wiebke. IN care Of L. ". B. a. Real
Six Mills. az once
The Real Silkcrs n0sCd ont the
L0ncacre squad AZ LOnGacre PARK
Sunday. / 10 o. Ransopher pitching
a One-hit game for the winners The
Productions team also wishes TO ar
range night or Sunday Tits with
Greenwood. Edinburg and Brazil
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PUNCH ON Jaw SENDS
AMBERS TO HOSPITAL

PITTSBURGH. july Lou Am
hers Hcrkimcr IN " lightweight
was released from Mercy Hospital
last night after he was taken there
for an examination following ms
bout with FrItzie Zivic. Pittsburgh.
Ambcrs won the bout easily but a
right hand punch flush on the Jaw
IN the ninth round brought blood
from his mouth and 70 VAS feared
he may have suffered a Jaw frac-
fIIrr-
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Western Division
MANGRUM AHEAD AGAIN

By Times Special
BEDFORD SPRINGS. Pa, July 3
Ray Mangrum followed up his tri-
umph in the Pennsylvania state
open with victory in the Bedford
Springs Golf Club 36-hole open here
Yesterday. Mangrum totaled al.
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MAJOR LEADERS

HOME RUNS
Greenberg Tigers % Berger, Braves -. IS
]. Collins Cards. 17Ott. Giants ....... 10
Johnson Athletics II
RUNS BATTEO IN
Greenberg. Tigers 80 Berger. Braves -. IS
]. Collins. Cards SO OFT. Giants $3.50. so
Johnson, Athletics Sc
RUNS
Cehringer. Tigers Sc Medwick Cardinals 81
Johnson, Athletics 55 Greenberg. Tigers. "a
Martin Cardinals 50
HITS
Medwick. Cards 1O1 Vosmik Cleveland SO
Gehrinoer Tigers 97iCramer. Athletics 90
L. Waner. Pirates 96lMyer. Senators 90
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IT took a five extra hole playoff
Il before Chuck Garringer. Speed
way pro. and his partner. Mrs. Ben
7. Parks Jr.. of Meridian Hills.
could assert their supremacy over
Ralph G. StOnehOuse. Noblesville pro.
and Miss Elizabeth Dunn. Highland.
city champion. but a ten-foOt putt
by Mrs. Farks on the fifth green
turned the trick.
The two teams had tied at the
end of the regulation 18-hOle best
ball pro-woman tournament over
the Highland Golf and Country
Club course yesterday with counts
OF 20 each
Neal Mcintyre. Highland pro, and
Mrs. c. A. Jaqua. also of that club.
finished in third place with 30, and
Johnny Vaughn. Pleasant Run.
teamed with one of his course stars.
Miss Harriet Randall. took fourth
place with 81. nOSing out Billy Reed
Jr.. Indianapolis district champion,
and Miss Carolyn Warm of Coffin.
who had been reported as fourth
place winners by one stroke. Billy
and Carolyn had 81
Max Buell.. tournament manager
for the Indiana P. G.. A. and sponsor
OF the event. was a bit disappointed
at the turnout. Fifteen teams par
ticipated- Several pros were at the
course, but had neglected to arrange
in advance for their feminine part
ners. and had to watch the show
.vOm the Sidclines.
A F-TER all teams we're in and
L n the Judges decided II was a
dead heat between the 79s for the
regulation play. the extra hole Ses-
sion began with each team hoping
for the best ball as soon as possible.
Chuck made a great recovery after
Mrs. Parks second shot hit on the
rough on the first hole. but when
Miss Dunn hit a No. ) iron up TO
within y feet 1t looked like she and
Ralph might win with a birdie, but
they all took As.
The second hole found all playing
the regular shots to halve the hole
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN IEAGIE

Washington ....... III 900 600 10 0
Boston ...........-.. 10 $50 30X-
Petit. Coppola. Kress and Bolton: W
Terrell and R. Ferreu
St. Louis ........... 900 900 100
Chicago ............ O0l 200 lox-4 l
Cain. walkup and Hemsley; Jones. Wyatt
and Shea.
Cleveland .......... 900 90 900 !
Detroit -............. 00l 200 l0X- 0
Lee end Phillips. Pytlak; Auker and
Cochrane.
New York and Philadelphia not scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago ............. $40 900 DOL u !
Cincinnati .......... 100 Dol 600 Q
Bryant. Henshaw and ODea. Schott.
Brennan, Hermann Hollingsworth, Nelson
ard Campbell lombard.
Boston at Brooklyn; played former date.
New York ard Philadelphia; not sched-
uled.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis; rain.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSoCIATIO


INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas City tnisht
Columbus al Minneapolis
Toledo al ST. PAU
Louisville at Milwaukee
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NATIONAL LEAGU

Pittsburgh at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo 020 1o0 Coz - =
$ Paul ....-. .-.... oil 020 70X-
Boone. Stein and susoe RiEney. stns
and GiuNani.
Columbus ........ ono 00l OIL Z 10 q
Mlnnes polls ........ 600 000 05X-- 5 ?
Rvba and O0rodoV sal. Perrin. Koip and
HarErave.
Louisville ~ Milwaukee, Wet grounds
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AMERICAN LEAGVF

St. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington al Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
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Lousvue At Milwaukee. We, grounds.
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fast city team wishing to meet the
Gross Funeral Home nine at Garfield
Park THURSDAY is asked to get in touch
with George Waite at 1925 Linden-st.
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Indianapolis Country Club golfers
who take their fairway sport seri-
cuSlv will engage in a 36-hole
tournament Fourth of July with the
Jillson cup at stake Those who
take it less seriously will find an
attraction in the hole Flag
tournament.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02

Morristown -Fountaintown won the first
game of a series with the Shelbyvile nine
Z TO 5. in IA innings Sunday. The sec
ond tilt will be played at Fountaintown
this Sunday. Dalrin, Klein. Cunning and
Miller were outstanding for the winners.
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Pittsburgh at St. Louis; rain.
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Pivot City team wishes to book a game
for Sunday. Communicate with Myer at
l1l9 Naomi-st, Indianapolis, Drexel
5043-W.
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Whitestown is without a game for Sun
day and desires to book a fast team
Games also are wanted for the remainder
Chambers 'i iO4 ". southost Lebanon. Ind
or phone 1874. Games will be played at
WhitestoWn
The Washington times., 1935-10-21
MAIL SHIP SAILlNGS

Brooklyn. Mails close 8 a. M; sails
noon: Mails for Spain and Morocco.
KUNGsHoLM Swedish Americana.
(west 57th st.)-Mails close q. m.
(supp. mails $3.50 a. m.); sails II a. m.
Mails for Sweden; parcel post for
Finland, Lithuania ana Sweden.
MARQUES DE CoMILLAs (spanish).
Cadiz October 81 and Barcelona No
vember 2; soth St.. Brooklyn-No mails
carried on this voyage; sails noon.
NoRMANDIE tFrenchl. Plymouth
(west 4sth st.)-tMails close ii a. m.
(supp. mails / D. m.); sails 8 p. M
Mails for Europe. Africa, west Asia
Except Alden, British India, Cape
Verde Islands, Ceylon, Cyprus, Egypt,
Irak. Madeira, Palestine and south
PILsUDsK1 tGdynia Amsrica), Co.
penhagen November / and Gdynia 2;
6th St., Hoboken-Mails close s D. m. !;
sails a. m. Thursday-Mails for Dan
gig, Denmark. Estonia. Finland, Latvia.
and U. s. s. r.; parcel post for Es-
tonia. Latvia, Norway. Poland and
WASHINGTON (U. s. 1ines), Cobb
October 20, Plymouth and Havre 80.
R. (west 18th st)-tMaiIs close 5 a.
Malls for Europe, Africa. West Asia.
"Cape Verde Islands, "France, "Gold
Coast. Morocco. NORWAY, "sierra
Leone. Spain and Sweden; parcel post
for Austria, Czechoslovakia, France,
Germany. Great Britain, Hungary. Irish
Free State, Northern ireland. Switzer-
land. U. S. 8. r. ana countries men,
toned in Notes A and B.
Latin America
TACHIRA Cred d., San Juan October
20, La Guaira 81. Puerto Cabello Novem-
Der 2, etc.; Pier II, Brooklyn (Furman
mails 1880 D. M; sails D, M
Mails for Aruba, Curacao. Venezuela
Except Caripito and Ciuda Bolivar) and
SPuerto Rico: parcel post.