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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-18
BUILDING PERMITS


Booth Fisheries. 238 Moss-av, $780,
general repairs.
Harry Buchanan. 1921 spruce-st, SIPS,
erect one-car garage.
Mrs. Margaret Schuman, 1l49 Spruce-st,
$125, erect one-car garage.
Harry Schuman, has Spruce-st. erect
CHARLES Medals. 721 N. Delaware-st,
*. Ksswioh Realty Co.. seas Rowles-av, $3.50,
Diamond Chain Manufacturing Co.,
Garden Lane q s. West-st, $500, erect
Glenn e N P. DOUGLASS. 2l4s e. Riverside
Mike Brisko, 1906 Barth-av. reroof
Or. j. c. Daniel. 10 E. 52nd-st. altera-
George osman, 21s4 S. state-st, $500,
erect one-story frame dwelling.
Iafdbiansp0Iis PoyeT Light Co. 2o4
William Russell. 4O12 E. slst-st, $50, re-
roof dwelling.
ss W. pEank e GsEn range l25 W. 27ths
c. A. Paul, 1441 Fairfeld-av, $3s, in
III i; Y: Foote, 4sa E. 5lst. $3.50, in
Grinslade Construction Co., 72s Ban
croft-st, $26 install electric range.
ROBERT stokes 6i5s Cornell-av, 500, in
Sam HOFFMAN 1895 central-av, sss,
inITan r eie &C. 1dc,oi rang geo ,
L. ". SdluWeil, 0o0d N. pennsylvania
ST.. 500. install electric range.
60, Alfred Kaupman, 1923 N. Arsenal-av
Jacob Berkowitz, 2431 College-av, $46,
install electric water heater
I. W. Sturgeon, 5641 N. Delaware-st, $25.
install electric range
Amer Estates. 375 Fall creek-blvd. s34
install electric range and water heater.
G; Brinkley, APO Ruckle-st. $40, install
electric circuit.
F. kellogg, 1851 N. Delaware-st, 5000. in
stall oil burning furnace.
5000. install oil burning furnace.
E. K. Reincke, 512 E. 45th-st, $500, in
stall oil burning furnace
Billerson's Drugs; 1872 College-av. s25,
Fred Fischer, 7O2-4 N. Deouincy-st, s125.
install four electric circuits
Lewis Motors, Inc, 921 Virginia-ay $50
install three electric services
=, United Laundry. 1886 E. Westinghouse,
w. G.. Gerdinich. Alp e. 45th-st, $40,
install 20 electric fixtures
liezst install three electric. circuits
Freehoh Trailer. 722 N. Capitol-aY s27,
install three electric services
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chestnut son OF
st. Germans with
particular accent
on his hectic vic
tory in the Freak
ness.
In warm, full
throated notes the
clippings celebrat-
ed the colts des-
perate efforts to
find racing room
after a slovenly
start, his valiant
bid for the lead
after turning into
fha cfrotob md
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INDIANAPOLIS STUDENT
AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP
William II. Evans Jr. Is Freshman
at Wesleyan University.

Times Special
MIDDLETOWN, Conn, May 49,
William r. Evans Jr, Indianapolis,
has been awarded one of the u
Thorndike scholarships for fresh
men at Wesleyan University here.
The scholarships provide $3.50 for
the first semester and up to $3.50
for the second semester, depending
upon the holders academic record.
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Births
Girls

Raymond, Ruby Hopkins, 1924 Elm
Herschel, Josephine Adams, Alb Hansen.
Samuel, Frances Maxwell, 1902 Belle
fontaine.
Virgil, Beulah Wilson, st. Vincent
Thomas, Helen Poggiani, st. Vincent.
Charles. Sarah Burkhart, st. Vincent.
Louis, Virginia Browder, st. Vincent.
Joseph, Clara Bassler, Methodist.
Boys
Harry, Nora Hail. 846 W. 9th.
Lee, Mary Doll, 915 Drexel.
Ernest, Irene Schaedel, st. Vincent.
Robert, Cornelia owen, Methodist.
Wayne, Thelma Colder, Methodist.
Stanley, Irene Albright, Methodist.
Walter. Floy Bottin, 80 E. Orange.
Twins
Austin, Loretta McCool, 424 NJ Easiest,
boy and girl.
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Rheumatic Pains
Gone. Stomach and
Kidneys Now Fine
indianapolis Lady Says New
Konjola Restored Her Health

Indianapolis Mrs. Lockhart says
it's great to be free from indigestion,
constipation and the many pains due
to disorders of stomach and kidneys.
She writes:
II suffered for years from indiges-
ton. Food didn't agree with me. 1t
caused gas, bloat and sick, sour
stomach. My kidneys hurt me, too,
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Deaths

Janet Ann Watkins, months, Methodist,
broncho pneumonia.
Mary Morrison, IS, at 602 Terrace,
hydronephrosis.
Louisa Anna Thoerner, rs, at 1910 Finley,
broncho pneumonia.
Anna Dearborn, 81, at 3245 N. Illinois.
carcinoma
Dorothy swanner. "a, at City. lobar
pneumonia.
William Henry Stokes. II. at Methodist,
lobar pneumonia. :
Charles Fornshell, 78, at 20o7 N Capitol,
chronic parenchymatous nephritis.
William Able Levings, 81, at Methodist,
uremia.
Brittle Lee Greenwich. So, at S42 N. East,
carcinoma.
Caroline NJ Held. ST, 2l75 S. Meridian.
broncho pneumonia.
ruptured gall bladder.
Peter j. Scherer. II. at 1915 Central,
coronary thrombosis.
Otto Miller. "a, at SGT e. 32d, nyocar-
ditis
Morton Messenheimer 10. at 1902 Broad
way, cerebral hemorrhage.
Wilmer w. Gritchlow. SO, at Marott
Hotel. coronary occlusion.
Leola Williams Davis, 40, at 2341 Central
accidental.
Frank johnson, So, at City, arterio-
ScleroSis.
Adolph Allen Smith, IS, at o06 Darnell
pulmonary tuberculosis.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliber.
ately Tbs Times in printing the official
list assumes no responsibility for such
addressesa
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FoSTER-Helen F.. entered into rest Sat-
Foster, mother of Nadene. Audrey, Cor
don and Charles Foster: daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Liehr Funeral
Tuesday at home of parents 800 N Ban
croft. p. m. Burial Crown Hill HAIR
RY w. MOORE FUNERAL PARLOR in
charge -
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Winners of May 18th
Questions

/. Art Logan. s2T N. Tibbs-av.
2. A. H. Riley. 2721 Guilford-av.
3. Mary Piummer. $3.50 Coliseun-av.
4. Laura Wilson, 8i4 ". New Jersey-st
5. Delma Guthrie, S55 Park-av.
8. Kenneth Bond. 1918 S. Talbot.
z. May Jarvis, 1905 Reisner-st.
8. Jerry Manley. 1877 W. I8th-st
3. ktss Mildred Welt, $40 x. Oranee-gt.
10. M2s. w, II. West. 1901 N. Belle View
Winners must can for their tickets as
The Times Want Ad Dent. 214 w. MARY
aan6-sts nesore p. M Tuesday. LAY ~
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MAToUK-George ST., entered into rest
Sunday, father of Elizabeth Nackel
Moses and Joe Matouk. Funeral Wednes-
day: 2 p. M. at the St George Syrian
Orthodox Church. 2749 N. Sherman-dr
Hall until hour of funeral HARRY w
MOORES FUNERAL PARLORS IN
CHARGE
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GRABER-Bertha. age ST wears belov

GRABER-Bertha. age ST years. beloved
wife of Henry GRADER and sister of Mrs
Henry Neesen. Mrs. Fred Hafer Henry
B. and John Sinker. and Mrs. Diedrck
Aebker- (deceasedl, passed away Mon
day, May 18. 1:35 a. M. at the family
residence. 2l18 Madison-av Funeral
from the above address Wednesday. May
20 p. m. Friends invited Burial
Crown Hill. Friends may call at the
residence after noon Tuesday.
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DUNCAN-John. 10 years. beloved husband
of Elizabeth NJ. Duncan. father of Mrs.
Ruth Shilling and brother of Mrs. Mary
Gribben. passed away Friday MAY Is
Funeral Tuesday. $3.50 .. m at the G.
H. HERMANN FUNERAL HOME. 1905
s: Easiest. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill
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MESSENHEIMER-M husband of
Margaret A.. and father of Mrs Octavia
Flora of South Bend. Ind, and Harry H.
Messenheimer of Los Angeles, Cal,
passed away at his home, 5000 Broadway,
Friday morning. Private services Tues
day at 10 a. m. Friends may call at the
FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY.
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: De0ths-FuneruLs

indianapolis Times. Monday. May is, 1885.
beloved mother of Mrs Cordia Kelley.
passed away Sunday. $50 a. m. Funeral
tuesday. D. m. at the G. H HERR
MANN FUNERAL HOME. 1905 S. East
St Friends invited. Burial Anderson
Cemetery, Friends may call at the fu-
neral home
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SOfbnII

Greer A. C.s will practice Wednes-
Gay at 4:30. Frieji, Mulhern, Wolf
and c. Dorch are requested to call
Drexel 1884 between and 7 D. m.
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HETTWER-Joseph Jr., beloved son of
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hettwer. brother Of
Helen of 1926 Union-st, passed away
Sunday. May II: Friends may call at
the w T.. BLASENGYM FUNERAL
PARLORS after p. m. this evening. Flu
neral from the Sacred Heart Church
Tuesday a. m. Burial st. Joseph's
Cemetery
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WINGS SIGN DOYLE

The Rochester Red Wings have
signed Andy Doyle, young right
handed pitcher.
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RAFERT-Anna. beloved wife Of Albert
Rafert. mother. of Thomas. sister of
Tighe and Mrs. Charles Jones. died in
St.. Vincent's Hospital. Friends NAV
call at the home of Mrs. Jones. 1924 ~
Pennsylvania-st. after noon Monday
Funeral Tuesday, $40 a. M. at the resi-
dence:. 10 a. M. SIS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery
Friends invited. KIRBY
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MORRISON-Marv ACE ~ orsndnoott

MORRISON-Mary. age 70. grandmother
OF Lawrence Cordell. passed away at her
nome, 602 Terrace-aV. Saturday after
noon. Funeral at her residence. Tuesday
$3.50 a. M: st. Bridgets Church at o
a. M Burial Holy Cross Cemetery
Friends invited. SPEAKS & FINN FU-
NERAL HOME
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MEDALIST Garbacz, senior
Iva playing in his first and last
state prep tourney, was swinging
a set of borrowed clubs which be-
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THOERNER-Louisa Anna, beloved wife of
Henry Thoerner, mother of Mrs. Frank
J. Schuster, Mrs. Charles w. Braughton.
J, Betzler and sister of Joseph Knue,
Cincinnati. O., passed away Saturday,
May l6. Funeral at, the late residence,
1910 Finley-av., Tuesday, May 10. $3.50
a. m. Interment st. Joseph's cemetery.
Friends invited GShelbyville and Law
renceburg (Indl papers please copyl
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but adding spice to the Weekend
show, was fancy hole-in-on
Business is picking up.
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TODAY'S QUESTIONS

TODAY'S QUESTIONS
I Who Is II located at 80 KY. Ave.
- advertising Move Yourself or Rent
New Pleasure Car?
. Who is it with LI-5S94 advertising
Gs why Pay More!"
2 Who is it located at 6S5 Century
os bldg. advertising Rush Jobs Make
Us Smile e
A Who is it with RI-27o6 advertis-
Re ing A No. / Experimenting, 15c
Roll and Up?
e Who is 1t with HA-1618-M adver-
Os Using handspring
e Who is it located at Sherman DR..
We and Mass. Are. selling Ike Car
Siding, So?
7 Who is it located at 10 n. Penn.
=. st. Renting Typewriters, Months
for Sc?
q Who Is 1t with LI-5452 advertising
os Free Service and Transportation !?
Bring or man your entry to the who Is Il,
Contest Department, The Times, IA w.
Maryland, indianapolis. Ind.
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WHO is 1T?

Each day The Times VIII print or more
questions about various want ads In the
classified columns that day. Read the
questions. then find the ad that will give
you the answer. Each question must be
answered fully. giving the name and adj
dress OF the advertiser. Neatness and
originality OF presentation will be counted
IN judging. For the 10 best solutions daily
The Times Will award each q guest ticket.
winners VIII be announced here daily.
Answers to today's questions must be ia
not later than p. m. Tuesday, May IL.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-03
One Killed Outright, Two Others Shot In Attempt
 To Make Break
DUE TO DECISION
Ringleader Called Come On Boys, Let's Make A
 Break For It"
(By The Associated Press)

SALEM, August 3-Seven hun dred convicts of Oregon's Peni- tentiary, turned into mob of angry men over an adverse court decision rioted Friday and three of them were shot, one fatally, when they attempted to charge the walls.
 Thomas Baughn, fifty-year-old murderer, died within an hour, with rifle bullet through his lungs.
 Two other convicts, James J. Hamilton, 36, was shot through the back and Joseph Dupray 24, was shot through the hand. A burst of gunfire quickly re- versed the hoarse commander of ring-leader Frank Tilson 39, of Come on guys; let's make a break for it".
 A detachment of state troop CTS, who threatened to deluge the yard with tear gas, restored order.
 A message from Warden Lewis was what touched off the riot. The Warden brought word that the court had denied Roy Lanair's plea for an automatic release af- ter serving a minimum sentence with good behavior credits de- ducted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-03
Weather Today
 (U. s. Weather Bureau)

Rain, low clouds and moderate winds have set-in over the Sew ard Peninsula during the past "A hours and this morning cloudy weather prevails across the noun tains to Ruby on the Yukon.
 At Fairbanks it was clear with Mount Mckinley visible, and it was clear from Cordova along the southeast coast.
 A low pressure area exists ov- CT the Arctic Ocean and a storm of considerable intensity, for this time of the year, prevails over the west Gulf region. Pressure is high from North Dakota across Canada into the interior of AL aska.
 The highest temperature in Nome yesterday was 63 and the lowest this morning was 53. The highest wind velocity during the night was l6 miles per hour from the southeast at 300 A. M.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-03
MARTIAL LAW NORTHERN IDAHO
Girl, Sweetheart, Admit Murder Of
 Mother, Hatchet
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 BAYONNE, N. J., August 3, Police Chief O'Neill announced today that Gladys MacKnight, IT years old, had confessed to the killing of her mother with a hat chet, while her sweetheart held her mothers arms.
 The girl and her sweetheart, Donald Wightman, chorister on a radio religious hour, were book ed in jail on murder charges.
 O'Neill said the girl admitted quarreling with her mother, Mrs Helen Mcknight, 47, over an cal ly dinner, so she could play. ten his.
 Wightman seized the mother who had a knife in her hand and the girl took a hatchet from the top of the ice box and swung once or twice."
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Dimond to Talk To Nome Public
 Theatre Tonite
Returned From Northern Trip Sunday Following
 Talks on Reindeer

Returning last evening from a tour of northern sections, Dele gate Dimond attended meeting last night of the Nome-Douglas Reindeer Association at which EsSimos and natives presented their ideas in connection with a reindeer bill to be introduced next year in Congress.
 o. D. Cochran, democratic can didate for Senator, who accom- panied Delegate Dimond on his northern trip, also returned to Nome last night.
 Delegate Dimond stated that af- ter interviewing natives at Buck land, Deering and Kotzebue,their opinions, nearly unanimous,Were to the effect that the U. s. gov ernment should purchase all rein deer owned by other than natives and turn the deer over to the Eskimos and natives of Alaska.
 The Delegate speaks to the pub lie of Nome at the Dream Thea Ire tonight, at 8 PM, on some of the pending issues of legislation and other matters.
 This afternoon he was the guest of honor of the Second Divisional Democratic Committee. He ex- poets to return to Fairbanks as soon as weather will permit.
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Civil War China
 Progress In A
 Number Places
{By The Associated PreSS)

NDy 1uc (ASSOCldleu IT SSSJ
 HONG KONG, Aug. 3, - Gen. tral government troops defeated three thousand provincial soldiers from Kwanghi, after a seven hours battle, Chinese reports said today.
 The advices declared the clash occurred at Mashanghu near Doshing.
 Eugene Chen, well known rad ical leader reported on his arriv- al at Kwangshi, that it was ap- parently joint independent and south government army.
 Japanese reports at Shanghai said the Kwangshi provincial troops were streaming across southwestern Kwangtung pro- vince border, and were occupy ing small border towns. Kwang- tung forces were rushed to the area to block the invasion.
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Doctor, Nurses
 Hop Anchorage
(By The Associated Press)

NOy lIG <1SSO(4dLcu CSSJ
 KANAKANAK, Alaska Aug. 3 pr. Ben Grimes accompanied by three Juneau nurses are head ed for Anchorage via plane after two weeks combating the typhoid fever outbreak here, which is now apparently under control. Four died during the outbreak.
 Persons living in outlying dis tricts are still to be vaccinated.
 The Pacific American Gamer ies crew sailed from here Friday, there were no new cases amongst them.
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Zioncheck Will
 Not Run Again
 Election In l936
tBy The Associated PresS)

SEATTLE, Aug. 3, Repre- sentative Marion A. Zioncheck an nounced he would not seek re- election, at caucus of the Wash ington Commonwealth Federation held here.
 He gave as his reason, the ser ious condition of his mothers health.
 The surprise withdrawal of the playboy Congressman left nine recorded candidates up in the air for blanks on which to seek el- ection, as all had based their hopes mostly on anti-Zioncheck campaigns.
 Five candidates were placed in nominatiesL-jss the Democrats and four by the Republicans.
 The Commonwealth club which advocates production for use, en- dorsed its executive secretary Howard c. Costigan, today, to seek the democratic nomination after the Zioncheck announce ment. Costigan has six days in which to file. F
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77th Victim Death
 Jumping Marked
(By The Associated Press)

PASADENA, Aug. 3-Police today marked up the 77th victim of suicide bridge, on short Colo rado street, near here. The man, not identified leaped to his death shortly after police had picked up another who was ready to jump, according to reports they received.
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Sunday Games COAST LEAGUE

Sacramento 5-2 Portland I'll Los Angeles 2-2 San Diego 3-5 Oakland 11-8 Seattle 3-9 San Francisco 1 Missions 3
 AMERICAN Philadelphia 17 St. Louis 6-3 Washington 5 Detroit 3 Boston Ill Chicago 9-l2 New York 4 Cleveland 4-tie, called in 16th inning on account of darkness.
 NATIONAL St. Louis 1911 Philadelphia AS Cincinnati Az Brooklyn 3-5 Chicago 3-2 Boston 4-3 Pittsburgh ? New York 3
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MARTIAL LAW WAS DECLARED COUNTY
 NORTHERN IDAHO
(By The Associated Press)

BOISE, Idaho, Aug. 3, - Gov ernor Ross signed a proclama- ton this morning, placing Clear water County, the scene of the north Idaho lumbermen' strike, under martial law. It is effective this afternoon.
 Ninety Idaho national guards men and officers under Colonel F. C. Hummel were ordered to mobilize and proceed to Orofino, the county seat of Clearwater County.
 The strike centers on the de-
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-03

Of Spanish invention is a mus ical instrument producing tones resembling soprano singers voice when bow is drawn a. cross a violin string stretched across bellows and connected to a photograph needle and dia- phragm.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-03

 Sailing Ship
 Goes to Japan
(By The Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3 = The four-masted ship Star of Lap land, once with the Alaska Pack CTS Fleet, sailed from here to- day for Osaka, to be placed in a Japanese scrap yard. The sail ing vessel was loaded with bulk salt.
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Hop Off Time Is Postponed Once
 More for Nome
(By The Associated Prass)

tBy The Associated Press)
 SAN PEDRO, Aug. 3, - Rad 10 compass repairs in the new Vultee plane purchased by Com mander Levanefsky, for the Sow tets, delayed until later in the week, their projected Moscow flight.
 LevanefSky and Levchenko said the departure date was now indefinite.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-03
Workers Comm.
 To Aid Spanish
 Leftists In War
iBy The Associated PresS)

MOSCOW, Aug. 3, - The workers committees began the collection of funds to aid Span
 ish Leftists, following passage of a resolution which charged German and Italian fascists as war instigators."
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-03

mands for hlgher wages, lmproV- ed working and sanitary condi- tions.
 Ten men were arrested last night in connection with the shooting of four lumber mill pickets and the beating of five mill workmen.
 Al Bici, one of the victims, said he was whipped with a chain used to haul logs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-03
Louis BleriOt French Pilot
 Died Today
(By The Associated Press)

PARIS, Aug. 3, - Louis Bler- tot, GA, famous French aviator, who first flew the English Cham ell, died here today.
 Bleriot flew the channel July 18th, 1909. He became an aero- nautical engineer after his car- ger as a pilot. He died suddenly of heart attack.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-03
GEORGE ANDERSON Is Now in Nome.

Expert Piano Tuner KOhler, Brumback Pianos; Grand and Upright for Sale and rent. Rebuilt Pianos, New Tom Thumb
 and GrandS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-03

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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-03

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after Otto had just entered the pro
ranks.
The Zaharias-Z eller match is ex-
pected to result in the "warmest"
opening bout seen here in months.
Babe is a brother of George Cry
Baby ZahariaS and is the same
style of aggressive mixer. Zeller,
a former Indiana State Normal
athlete, returns after several weeks
absence.
O'Shocker, who "won a homen
here last Tuesday by defeating
rough Frank Speers, believes his
speed will serve as a heavy adj
vantage over Lewis in the feature
attraction. Irish Pat thinks he can
stay clear of Lewis famous head
lock and wear down the former
title holder.