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sir ,5OO-CHEvY CHASE MD.
NEW, EARLY AMERICAN BRICK. CEN
ter hall. bed rooms. 3 baths. livine room
2siz feet long. A-acre wooded ground. den
with frst.fioor lavatory. maids quarters,
Oil heat, BULLETIN 2-car garage. You won't
nnd ANYTHING that compares with it in
location or home for less than $500 to
100000: Call OWNER. Wisconsin 47O2,
for further particulars.
SELECTED VALUES
e15, 000-Mass. Ave. Park--S-rm.. 9 bath.
detached brick home. 1st-fioor
lavatory. 2-car built-in garage.
ell burner; good lot. Vacant Re-
decorated.
S9500-Chevy Chase. D. C-Practically
y new detached brick: a repossessed
home at a bargain price; 8 rms,
IL baths attic. garage; good lot.
Vacant and redecorated.
80 45O-Battery Park Md-New detached
brick on lot 50x15O; good
rooms baths. finished attic.
garage. very pretty. roomy
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
s33 10th ct. NV National 0352.
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LOANS
$50 TO 5000.

Low COST-EASY TERMS.
LINCOLN SERVICE CORPORATION.
Woodward Bldg. 18th and II SITS. NV.
Phone Natl. 1908
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'UTURE DAY

THoS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UN-
1MPR3yEp REAL ESTATE, LoCATEp
AVENUE. MOI NoRf f OF Harrison
STREET FRONTING APPROXIMATE
LY 200 FEET ON WISCONSIN AVE
NUE. AND CONTAINING APPROX1-
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MONEY TO LOAN.
EIVU 10 FDVU.VUV.
ONLY REPAY SOC PER WEEK

THE FIDELITY PLAN CORP. 1909 L ST.
n.w.-Credit service: courteous. reasonable.
prompt Fhofle National 61b0
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S1.s5O-NEAR 10th AND ALLISON
Substantial Colonial brick, 9 large
rooms. tiled bath, porches, oil heat and .
car garage, cleo. refrigerator, large, we'll
planted lot Opportunity to grab a we'll
kept. well-built, home from owner leaving
city Iho is WILING to e, S sasTifi &c, p.pu
beautiful detached home 9 large
rooms and bath. Enclosed porches. open
stone fireplace; situated on a high. we'll
Handicapped lot. surrounded by all well-kept
detached homes: convenient to everything.
Act quickly for this opportunity.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
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IOI FIOflda Ave. NE.
MAPLE & JAMES. INC.
oa IAth CT N w nj

1925 I4th st. NV Di 3347
NEAR CHEVY CHASE GOLF LINKS.
New Colonial detached home on lot
BOxIl5. adjoining a proposed Government
park. Six large rooms front porches on
first and second floors 90 feet lone: open
fireplace furred walls. weather stripped,
slate roof. kitchen sink 3 TT. long; base,
ment guaranteed dry; garage. In new and
fast-growins section. Reasonable terms.
Call National 1853
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tSeel.l Attest:
TRVTNn ZTD DE-

fFTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
p POI . Until FR R5E THE TIRST, pay
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
fe2T.2S
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IVs-u "OOuN al u bIOS

Sf,OUU bUNGHLOW, =.
Located in nearby Virginia and in beauti-
full condition. The house is entirely mod
EN-, having ; well-arranged rooms, bath.
cellar: is on high elevation this side of
Alexandria and priced very low for a
quick sale, Phone R. M. HOOKER. Metro
politan 2663: evenings 5 to 8, call Emer-
son 563S.
SIS, 5OO-SEMI D T A H e D CORNER
BRICK in convenient northwest loca-
ton. overlooking beautiful Government
park: u rooms. front and double rear
porches, hot-water heat and hardwood
floors; just reconditioned. A very good
buy.
BRICK home. in Chevy Chase. D. c..
WEST of Conn. ave-: modern through
out; nice side porch. extra lavatory
off master bed room. fireplace. built
in garage. Splendid condition; terms.
SHANNON 4 LuCHS CO.
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a. Fl. SHllLlNGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
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Det brick in select location bordering
on Rock Greek Park. Center hall with
large liv. r. opening onto big side porch.
4 bed rms. 2 b.. laree rec. rm. in base
ment. " fireplaces. 2-car gar. with porch
above. slate roof oil heat; new condition.
Open MISS REED Adams 2l23
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses
( OFFERINGS

Eugene Odell Shelton. 80. of 1872 E. Yer
mont dairy employe. to Mamie Bertha
Shaffer. %, of Gil N. Delaware-St. house
irwin Webb. %. of 2oo8 Talbot. printer
to Martha Yeager, rs, of 1871 EXeter-av
James M. Archer. A. of 1928 N. New
Jersey-st; organizer, to Grace Helen
Wolfe. 80. of 1926 N. New Jersey-st. sales
Carl K. BaHf. Is. of 1905 station-st
10. of 2119 Station-st. factory emplove.
Cyril Kirchler, %, of As E. La Grande-
Wurt2S,s 10. J." Of ' 152 Pleasant y Ran-biyd,
II Frank G. Newman. 80. of 1882 vine-st,
inspector. to Mildred I. Parks. q. OF
Curt Curtis R'' Munson. %. Of 1902 S. Fleming
ST, contract painter. to Genevleve New
man, %, of 1908 S. Fleming-St. house
John Hyler Longley. 80. of 1876 Madison
st, .Nelsonville,. O., teacher. to Iris Beverly
HUI 81 Of S2l T. Ban Ig{a ste teacher
chanic, to Marie Fischer. SO. of 1913
Spann-av, housewife.
av Train n caef to Sz A9 % ST. Nav @Eer
40, of 80 S. Dearborn-st. school teacher;
Charles Walter Allen 49, Of 1873 Kelly "
Martin S. Lane, "a, jacksonville, Ky.
insurance adiuster,. to Margaret A. Hair
a. wo4 42l go6es g. Moy 4Pnd
worker, to Catherine Mary FiShel, "a
Harold George Lambert, a. Of 1875
Sturm-av secretary to Norma De Bruler
81 of 1922 S. Meridian-st. cashier.
Frederick A. Shugert. "a, of HOS Parker,
av, collector to Naomi L. Du Kate %, OF
24lO C9rrollton-aoy stenoographer, ,,,.
ment attendant to Marjorie Jane Money
81, of IS S. Rural-st, housekeeper.
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CRY Baby George Ont to Put
Repeater on RiUaI Ray Steele

George CRY Baby Zaharias. the
public enemy" in any mans town
when u comes 70 heavyweight
wrestling. viii try 10 make It two in
row over Ray Steele. California
rival. at Sports Arena next Tuesday
night. It's a type Of match that
makes il a good guess that the open
air arena viii be well-hlled when
the two stars begin their battle.
Steele. a clever and powerful 2l5-
FOUNDER. insists that the Colorado
grappler has attempted TO evade him
since their initial bout here a month
ago and he has been clamOring for
a rematch. The CRY Baby won
two Of the three falls 10 gain the
verdict in their first meeting. when
ne caught Ray of guard and
clipped him on the chin TO annex
the deciding tumble.
RAY is confident the outcome will
be different Tuesday and has let 1t
be known that he has something in
store 10 spring on his rival. Zaharias
scales 242. He usually resorts to a
rough style Of attack. Two other
bouts will be on the card.
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Tonight'S Radio Tour

NETWORK

SAILkDA1s
oSLAmsr,oan Derby (NBc) wEAF.
Frederick VIM. VIE lCBSl WABC.
BavaTian orchsStTs 'NBC) WIZ.
4IS-Novelty trio Chs
43O-Dailvs orchestra OBS.
News: Alma Kitchen. songs (NBCl
N MIAf Norm Sisters CNBCl WIZ.
4.45-Rep. Carlin ODay. speaker lNBcJ
Ms Master Builders program NBcl
5:oo-L @sN. Angeles Symphony orchestra
PefiSion in the news CNBC) wEAF.
Dorsey Bros orchestra (NBC)
515-NaItTlonal Track Meet NBC wEAF.
Nazar Kurkdjes concert orchestra
National 70 II Parks program NBc)
s.so-E mSA' Angeles symphony CCBs)
s.As-G MaSS HAYES. songs (NBCo WIZ.
sport Parade Of the Air tNBC)
s.oO-Na fnill Headliners Frohc CNBc)
M hit Parade CNBC) wEAF.
San cioIdnan band lNBCD WIZ.
990-S;ene Baker and Barlows Symphony
orchestra tCBSl WABC.
Rsd 10 e0BIt5yod RaIsG (N NBS5 VIZ VIZ
7:3o-Al Jolson and guest artists lNBC1
WEAF
esTq Pia'GM ,E2G |,ccBBs) wABc.
s.oo-SF Fiesta CCBsl WABC.
s3o-Ben Bernie's orchestra (CBSl.
Summe- Follies tNBCl WEAF.
Carefree Carnival lNBC) WIZ.
o on-Haie Har1ilton's orchestra (CBSl.
Poilack's orchestra tNBCl WEAF.
Ace Brigade's orchestra lNBCl VIZ.
e:sO-Hopkin's orchestra tCBS) WABC.
Ben Pollacks orchestra (NBC)
Mobiles orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
1o:oo-Shandor. violinist; Martins orches-
fNBC1 WJZ.
Ben Bernie's orchestra (CBS)
WABC.
Reggie Child's orchestra (NBC)
1o.3o-Frsnkie Masters orchestra (CBS)
WABC.
paul Pendarvis' orchestra (NBC)
WEAF.
Bob Chesters orchestra tNBC)
WIZ
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BandSki Signs for
Hall Graphing Go

Joe Banaski. former national light
heavyweight champion. signed to-
day TO oppose Harry SOLDIER Mack
Of Louisville in the special two
falls-in-three opening bout Of the
wrestling show at Tomlinson Hall
Monday night.
Cecil BLACKSMITH Pedigo and
Leo Donoghue are carded TO clash
in the main event, with the winner
promised a match with Coach Billy
Thorn of Indiana University.
Cyclone Burns returns to test
rough Spike Ashby in the semi
windup.
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Second Place
Battles Flare
in Big Loops
Rowe TameS Yanks to Put
Detroit on Heels of
Runnerup Clubs.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK. June 22.-With the
New York Yankees and New York
Giants travelling az a hurricane
pace. the battle IN the Two major
leagues is for second place
The Giants are Ia games in
front but the Pittsburgh Pirates.
in second place. are only half a
game ahead Of the St Louis
Cardinals. The Chicago Cubs are
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a game utllAlll
the Cards
The Yankees
are FIVE games
in front OF the
Chicago White
Scx and CIeve-
land. who viz
tuallY are tied
for second place.
The D etroit
Tigers, in fourth
place are Only 2
game and a halt
behind the SOz
and Cleveland
urr
CleVela p d.
rr-rrHnfr hoe w-ur-
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Building Permits

Irving Theater, 55o7 E. Westinghouse,
Mrs. Ora B. Privett 2o37 N. Alabama-st.
S35. alterations and repairs.
William L. Rice, $3.50 Cornelius-av,
$4,000, new one-and- -half-story dwell
ing.
William L. Rice, 5218 Cornelius-av. $4,000,
new one-and-one-half-s dwelling.
William l.. Rice. 52l8 Cornelius-av. $500,
two-car garage.
new porch.
roof
ington-st, $500, basement under church.
Edison T. Wood Realty, Co., 1918 Shelby
st. s180. alterations and repairs.
Edison T Wood Realty Co., 1914 Linden
ST. $500, alterations and repairs.
General Tire Co.. 838 N. Delavare-st.
S40o additional room.
Eneline Apartments. 1929 E. Market
Rabbi ]. Newton, SIT N. Sherman-dr.
s3lT5. new frame dwelling.
Hume-Mansur Building. % E. Ohio-st.
S2 John Tinsnik s55 N Holmes-av. Sis,
Ea carl A. Anerick. sls S. Tremont-av,
500 repair garage.
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MAJOR LEADERS

HOME Runs
Cr-rnrher- Tigers 10 Moore Giants --- Il
Johnson Athletics rs = Moore Fhlilies Il
FrNv arn-ertrE - rs BrrEer. Braves --- II
or Giants .. ~ Collins Cardinals. II
H1uura W EnN y CamiiL Phiiles II
Runs BaTTED N
Grrrrrer- Tir,rs IS Collins Cardinals ~
Johnson Athletics So OF. Giants ------ -
Ecrzer. Braves s.
HITS
es-Frl-r cards 81 Johnson. AtrIe-ics s0
T. Wrurr Pirates 81 Cramcr- les -
EfEruEcr. TIGERS 81.
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DRIES will be awarded sckoolboy
l. golfers who participated in the
tenth annual Indianapolis Times
interscholastic links championship
tournament at Riverside munich
pal course last week in the audi
aOrium Of the South Grove golf
clubhouse tonight at g. Harry
SchOpp. veteran local LINKS pro and
supervisor Of municipal golf courses,
viii be master of ceremonies and
distribute the awards.
John David. Shortridge links star
who revealed such sterling come
hack qualities to come from down at
the end Of 20 holes TO defeat his
schOOlmate rival. Dick McCreary, 2
and /. at the end of 50 holes of their
scheduled 36-hole match and be-
come 1885 champion, viii receive the
beautiful Indianapolis Times trophy
also a beautiful Bobby Jones Chip
per iron. the gift of Bill Heinlein,
Coffin course pro and himself twice
winner of The Times tournament
when he was a student of Cathe-
oral High School in 1928 and 1929.
Incidentally ne is the only player
ever TO win the tournament twice,
cOnsecutively or otherwise. In addl-
ton. David will be awarded one
half dozen Top Elite golf balls by
the Indianapolis District Golf Asso-
citation.
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six u it's last seven games. today
attempted 70 halt the triumphant
march OF the Yankees through the
West. The Yanks have won Of
II games played on their present
western iaunt
SChOOIbOv Rowe. scoring his thru
straight victory since ne became a
father less than two weeks ago.
snapped the Yanks' six-game win
ming streak yesterday. TO. He held
the Yanks % four hits in winning
his sixth victory
Vernon Kennedy. Chicago rookie.
pitched and batted the White Sox
back into second place with a So
triumph over the Philadelphia Ath-
leticS- Kennedy allowed only seven
hits, scored two runs and drove in
two Jimmy Fox hit homer No 13.
Grove Wins Short One
Lefty Grove won his sixth game
as the Boston Red SOx beat the ST
Louis Browns. 30. in a game called
at the end OF the sixth because Of
ram Reynolds and Armada hit
homers.
The Chicago Cubs kept up their
successful eastern invasion by de-
feating the Boston Braves. 1l-3. be-
hind Tex Cartoons 7-hit pitching.
The Cubs have won s out Of u thus
far In the east. Freddy Lindstrom
hit a double and -four singles in SIX
times at bat. increasing his batting
average from .259 tC 282.
Vergez Humbles Dean
Although raped for IA hits. Slick
Castlemau. Giants rookie. pitched
New York to an Ia victory over
Pittsburgh. Mel OFT hit homer No.
I3 and Gus NIancus0 also connected
for the circuit.
Johnny Vergez's homer with he
bases filed featured the Philadel-
phia PhilLes' 8-3 victory over the
Cardinals. The blow drove Paul
Dean out Of the box SyI johnson
allowed only hits in winning his
fifth game
Don Brennan won his first game
of the season in pitching Cincinnati
70 so victory over Brooklyn. LOm-
bardi hit a homer with two men On
base.
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ANNOUNCE MENrS
1 Death Notices

TYSON. OMER sTANToN-Age 81 years,
beloved husband Of Thelma Tyson.
father OF jeanne and JOY Dolores "
son. son of Birdie Farley, and brother
OF Iris. and Jewel Tyson. passed away
Thursday morning. Funeral services
from the residence Of mother, Mrs Far
ley. 1925 Alton-av. Monday. p. N
Friends invited. Burial Floral Park
CONKLE SERVICE
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SUNDAY

7.tCI1o-su1dav at Aunt Susan's (CBSl.
8:0O-Rural Sunday School program.
8:3O-News tCBS).
8:35-Patterns in Harmony (CBS).
9:00-Jake's EntertalnerS.
9:30-Christian Men Builders.
10.3O-Romany Trail (CBS).
iO.45-Broadcast from Geneva (CBS).
II .OO-Compinsky trio (CBSl.
ll:3O-Eddie Dunstedter Presents tCBS).
i2:0O-Noon-He, She and They (CBS).
p M
IL :3O-Between the Bookends (CBS).
I2:45-Happy Hollow (CBSl.
l.O0-Symphonic hour (CBSl.
2:OO-St. Louis Parade (CBS).
3:00-Country Church OF Hollywood
s:sO-Ye Olde Tea shoppe (CBsl.
4:00-National Amateur Night (CBS).
4.30-Bohemians.
5:00-Roadways of Romance (CBS).
6:O0-Rhythm at Eight (CBS).
6:3O-Headlners (CBS).
7:O0-Sunday Evening hour (CBS).
8:00-Wayne King orchestra (CBS).
8:30-American States revue.
9:00-Message from Governor McNutt.
9:l5-Bill Hogan orchestra (CBS).
9:30-Frankie Masters orchestra (CBS).
10:O0-Joe Haynes orchestra (CBS).
l0:30-Wheeler Mission program.
IL .00-Horatio Tito orchestra (CBS).
II .30-Floyd Town orchestra (CBS).
ight-Sign of.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

P. NJ.
4.00-American Derby (NBC).
4.30-R 2. D. hour.
5.00-Gien Island Casino orchestra.
5.l5-Macy and Her Men Mutual.
5.30-Bob Newhall. sports commentator.
5.45-The Virginians. male quartet.
6.oo-The Hit Parade. Lenny Heyton's or
chestra lNBCl.
7.Oo-Radio City Party-Richard Himber S
orchestra.
T.3O-National Barn dance fNBCl.
s.30-Let's Dance. Benny Goodman. Kel
Murray. Xavier Cugat orchestra.
Murray, Xavier Cugat orchestra
tNBCf
ii:so-Johnny Burkharth's dance orches-
ira.
o-Nidnight-Baron Elliott's dance or
chestra.
AN
l2.so-Moon River. organ. poems.
1:oo-Sign OF.
SUNDAY.
6:0o-Tone Pictures CNECl.
6.SQ-William Meeder. oIganlst lNBCa
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ANNOUNCE M TENTS

CASTLE, DoRoTHY-Age IS. daughter Of
MAXINE and Margaret Jane Castle. and
niece of Mrs william c. Resner, passed
away Thursday evening. Funeral from
SHIRLEY BROS. Central, CHAPEL
Friends invited Friends may call at the
residence, 22l E. l3th-st.
HACKIFNTAN. MARY-Age Sc years, be-
loved mother of Carvel Hackleman, Mrs.
Maude Baldman and Mrs. Goldle Leno
ringer died Saturday at reSloence' so
Berwick-av Funeral notice later. tor
further information call GEO. w.
USHER FUNERAL HOME.
HOoD. sALLIE sTANLEY-Age 6, beloved
daurhter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S.
Hood, 1884 Forest-lane, passed away FL
day Friends may call at the FLAN-
NER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY until
noon Saturday. Private service Satur-
day afternoon.
KELLY, BLANCHE Beloved wife Of Charles
Kelly Of SIS n, Delaware-st passed away
Friday. June q. at the St. Vincent Hos
pital. Time Of funeral given later For
further information call FINN BROS.
FUNERAL HOME. TA-l635.
LUNsFoRD, CLARA LEoNA--of 3ol5
Scnool-st beloved wife Of Daniel B. and
mother Of Mrs. Gladys Sparks. Arthur
AND Dd n EsE 1 Lnhsford Of Fl DaTo Moh
departed this life Friday. age so years.
Funeral Monday, June a. at the resi-
dence. 30l5 School-st, 10 a m. Burial
Crown Hill. FRIENDS invited. EGneraL
under direction OF MOORE q h1ISh-
SMITH. sANDERs-Age 81 years. beloved
Sms a P5s 9Ss s sR6 asg June as 81
Funeral D. m. Monday at the home.
Burial Hall. Ind. Friends invited. LEON
HALL SERVICE.
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WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS Power and Light Company,
SATT-RnAV

P. NJ. ,,,., 100,
400-Frederick william VIE tCBS).
4:l5-nea Time tunes.
4.45-Church of Christ program.
5:OO-Los Angeles Symphony (CBS).
5.55-NeWS.
6 :00-Modern Minstrels (CBSl.
7:0O-Concert orchestra (CBSl.
7:30-California melodies (CBS).
8.00-Fiesta tCBSl. >
8.30-Ben Bernie orchestra (CBS).
9:O0-Law for the Layman.
9.l5-NeWs.
9:2O-Diamond Dust.
930-Musical Moments. 100,
9.45-ClaudS Hopkins orchestra (CBS).
10:00-Tom Coakley's orchestra
10 30-Harlin's Guitar orchestra.
10.45-Frankie Masters orchestra.
11.00-Bill Hogan orchestra tCBS).
ii.30-Al Diens orchestra.
- Naturalization of.
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R { MAILS
Is Housekeeping Rooms

ILLINOIS. N. 233o-clean, housekeeping
rooms: in-a-door bed: private entrance;
sunny rooms; So, $3.50.
MARKET E 1865 cheerful modern
! rooms: completely furnished; IS.
NEW JERSEY. n. e3I-s2 So So. 50 50, 81.
2I I23g6 apartment Modern furnished
/ NEW JERSEY. n. 7Ol-I OR ? ROOMS
/ NICELY FURNISHED. So TO S.. LII
/ 1887.
/ NEW JERSEY. n. l2l5-2 furnished apart
mentS; constant hot water; ? front
I rooms LI-3Iso
/ NEW JERSEY. n. 203s- Cozy front room,
france. phone
/ ORIENTAL. N. 2O-2 cool rooms; every-
thing furnished. private entrance: front
/ porch, reasonable.
! PARK, 1872 light housekeeping rooms; 2
/ kitchenettes; completely furnished: mod
| ern: reasonable.
| PENNSYLVANIA. y. 1852 nicely fur
! nished housekeeping rooms: also oe5-
/ room. Reasonable.
/ FREMONT. 80 N.-3 rooms; modern: front
1 and rear entrance; utilities furnished:
! porch: yard.
WOODRUFF. 7es W. DR--cozy Groom
apartment: front: cool, sink; phone:
adults: Sc
/ WOODRUFF, 544 Nd. Dr.-Living room,
/ bedroom. kitchenette: newly decorated:
running water. adults. CH-3l73.
! 1ltThl. CneeElM EOOms near udtH E44fdlo
family. reasonable. IR-467l.
4-ROOM furnished house: lights gas;
| paid; $3.50 wk. Call at 1911 Southeast
/ ern-av.
TINES WANT ADS cost less than in any
| other Indianapolis newspaper.
10 Rooms with Board
s5-LExINGToN. ss7-Large front room;
| bath. Good ventilation; meals: laun-
! dry. DR-3523-J.
/ s6-VERY desirable for gentlemen; real
home; excellent meals. 500 Park-av.
! RI-e930.
| CAPITOL. N. l625-Modern cool room;
| home cooked meals: reasonable; lady
| preferred. HA-13l1-R.
/ ALABAMA. N. 1224-Large front room:
| twin beds: meals optional: reasonable.
RI-6647.
/ NEW JERSEY. N. 21O4-Cheerful. large,
! light room; meals optional. Gentleman
preferred. TA-1269.
/ WANTED-Child to board in a good home:
mothers care. RI-9257.
] ROOM with board beautiful surroundings
on the river. Close in. HUl747.
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Deaths

Cicero w Price, 60, City Hospital.
chronic myocarditS.
Cecil Elgin, 25, Methodist Hospital. in
susanna ToohiIl, 70, of 11O7la Reisner,
arteriosclerosis.
Eleanor Dolores Smith. ? months. City
Hospital, broncho pneumonia.
Infant James Reeves, 7 hours. City Hos
pital. premature birth.
Reason Frederick Krick, 70, of 1896 w.
Morris, coronary thrombos..
Ben Modem. ST. Long Hospital, carci-
Samuel vallmer. 81. Irvington SAM
tarium, chronic nephritis
Harvey F.. Bireley. 69. of 1888 S. Shelf
field. chronic interstitial nephritis.
Betty Joan Gates, l month, Coleman
Hospital, broncho pneumonia.
Peter S. Ankenbrock, 81, of 207 Park
view. coronary occlusion.
William D. Newell, 7, Of 1880 N. De-
Quincy, endocardtis.
May Nicely. "a. Methodist Hospital.
coronary thrombosis.
Luther d. Nichols, IS, OF ll4l2 E. Ohio.
Apt, 8. broncho pneumonia.
Clara Leona Lusforo 60, Methodist Hos
pital agranulocytic angina.
Maxine Laukford Barrlnger, %, OF 1880
E. 10Th pulmonary tuberculosis.
Claude Fuller 50, City Hospital chronic
Cora Alice Virgins, 81, of 1853 UdeH
cerebral hemorrhage.
DR.. Paul feathers, As, 7l3 18th. chronic
myOcarditiS.
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MONDAY.

MONDA1s
630-Chuck Wagon.
7.00-Earlv Birds.
800-NeWs.
8O5-Harmonies in Contrast (CBS).
8:30-Jack Fulton orchestra (CBS).
8:45-Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch
(CBS).
9OO-Famous Babies (CBS).
9:l5-Borowsky' Gypsies
9:30-Betty Barthen (CBS).
9:45-Plain Bill (CBSl.
lO.00-Fred Feibel. organist (CBS).
10:15-The Gumps (CBS).
10.30-Life of Mary Marlin (CBS).
l0:45-Harlin Brothers.
II Cotton Bows tCBS).
11:15-This and That.
IL :30-Jan Savitt orchestra (CBS).
l1:45-Farm Circle.
p. NJ.
12:l5-News.
I2:2O-Circle Melodies.
l2.3O-Between the Bookends (CBS).
l2:45-Happy Hollow (CBSl. .
l:OO-Your HoSteSs-Cobina Wright (CBSl
2:OO-America's Little House lCBS).
215-Chicago Variety Hour (CBS).
2:45-Talk by Rep. Caroline O'Day (CBS)
3.OO-Patti Chaplin tCBSl.
3:l5-Front Page drama.
3:30-Viewing the News.
3:45-Dick Tracy (CBS).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-22

Tick MCREARY, Shortridge,
- runnerup and winner of the
1888 tournament, who tried hard
the last two years to equal Bill
Heinlein's record of winning the
event twice. only to fail last year
i'm the quarter-f finals and this year
in the final match, will be awarded
a fancy Walter Hagen putter, the
gift of Roy Smith. Hillcrest pro, and
a half-dOzen TOp-Flite balls, the gift
Of the District Association.
Clsyton Nichols. Manual star,
who blazeG a trail around the Riv-
erside links on Monday. June 10. to
score the I8 holes qualifying test IN
sub-par 70. will receive The In
dianapolis Times gold medal, en-
araved with all those facts, also a
club. presented by Russell Stone
house, Riverside pro.
GEORGE URQUHART. Technl-
" cal. one of the losing semi
IllduNLN. VIII AEACAhE - 0NAA~N 49, -
iron presented by Neal Mcintyre
Highland pro. while Hlul Gentry OF
Tech and the other losing semi
hnalist will receive a No. Z iron
given BY Dick Nelson, Meridian Hills
pro.
Johnny Vaughn. Pleasant Run
pro. and Harry SchOpp, city golf
I director. have given one dozen golf
balls each that will be presented
six apiece to the four losing quar-
/ ter-fnalists. Billy Meyers, Short
ridge: Wayne Monfort. Technical;
Eddie Eppich. Cathedral, and Clay
ton Nichols. Manual.
Paul MOffatt. school No. 81, win
ner Of the grade school flight
championship. will receive a beau
tiful No. iron. the gift Of George
Soutar, Broadmoor pro. while
James Pearsey. Holy Trinity School,.
will receive a No. l iron. the gift Of
Neal Mcintyre. Of Highland.