Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 236, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1935 — Page 14

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PINOCHLE WINS HIGH PRAISE OF BRIDGE EXPERTS Combines Best Features of Auction and Contract, Says Sims. ' Auction pinochle is one of the two finest games that have ever been invented. In fact., it was the inspiration not only of auction bridce, but of cor'ract bridge, and combines the best features of both games." This statement Is made by P Hal Sims, foremost authority on bridge, in his latest book. Pinochle Pointers,” just off the press. Mr Sims is general director of the Indianapolis championship pinochle tournament, one of 15 such tournaments being held to determine the pmoch e champion of the United States. The Indianapolis tournament Is sponsored by The Times and will fce under the direction of Fritz A. Schneider. who will be Mr Sims' peisonal representative. The tournament opens Feb. 18 at the Columbia Club and w-.1l continue for three weeks. There will be nine sessions of play. The game will he two-handed pinochle and will be for games, not points. One thousand points constitutes a game. Prizes offered by The Times in the local tournament are: First prize. $300; second. $100; third. SIOO. with 50 additional prizes of autographed copies of * Pinochle Pointer.;'' by Mr Sims for the 50 next highest scores. In addition to the cash award of S3OO. the Indianapolis winner vull receive a free trip to New York and an oportunity to compete for the national championship award of SIOOO While m New York, the winner will sfav at the Waldorf-Astoria, where the national play will be held The contest is open to the public. The oniv requirement is that you clip the entry blank published elsewhere in this paper, sign and send it to the Pinochle Tournament Manager. The Indianapolis Times. Cards, rules and score sheets will be furnished. DELTA UPSILON ALUMNI NAMES NEW OFFICERS Walter Witrhtenp*nn Is Elected President by Group. Walter wnchtermann has been elected president of the Indianapolis Delta Upsilon Alumni Association. other new officers are David M. Lewis, vice president; Harold S Brown, secretary, and Albert E- Schmolinger and Carl B. Shafer, directors. GLADIOLUS SHOW HELD City Growers Take Bulk of Prizes at Exhibit at Sears. Prize winners in the show of the Gladiolus Society cf Marion County and the Indiana Gladiolus Society, held Saturday m Sears, Roebuck fc Cos. storp. are Johr\ Rugenstem. Richard Fielding. George Gannon. Zinters’ Gladiolus Gardens and Sunnyside Gardens, all of Indianapolis. and C. E. Trover. La Foun-

Pinochle Ideal Card Game to Alternate with Bridge, Experts and Fans Declare Pinochle tournaments here and in fifteen other leading cities evidence of rapidly mounting interest in game c City pinochle tournament*, opening here tournament to compete for the city champion- ' vffHk and in fifteen other leading cities next ship and SSOO in cash prizes. Win or lose, you’re . ... *eek. accuratelv reflect the new vogue in card- hound to have a good time and a lot of fun. ■:% Jsfcqm plaving that has taken America by storm. Secure your entry' blank from any store where \ Everywhere, coast to coast, more and more playing cards are sold, or dip coupon printed peopie are plaving pinochle. Bridge players by on another page of this newspaper. Meanwhile, , V the thousands have adopted pincK-hle as the get P. Hal Sims’ new booklet. •'Official Pinochle Jyg . f jmffim' ■ ideal card game to alternate with contract, and Rules, included with every pinochle pack of jJslilßL. iSilPlilSltl' now play both games regularly. I • S. Playing Cards and brush up on your %v. J||lijs| V. rr you’ve been p. :ng pinochle oi' 1 camel The l nited States Playing Lard Com\c.i: or many years, vou re invited to enter the pany, Cincinnati. Ohio. RITH NlCHOLS,famous American flyer, en- WILLIAM T. TILDEN 11. international!'--famous ten. mvs playing pinochle between flying activities. tt-'wHB nisstar.isoneofthethousandsofbridgeplayerswhoalsoplaya "It's fun—this new vogue in card-playing.” she ~L pinochle regularly and finds it a fascinating game. “I find says. “Many bridge players I know have taken np§|pS| pinochle an ideal game to alternate with bridge.” says Mr. up pinochle recently and now play twth games Tilden. ‘‘Switching occasionally from one to the other seems with enthusiasm.” to make both games more interesting.” Famous V. S. Paying Card brands: Congress. IKlfl I I nCH WITH EVERY c PLAYING Bwyde.Rtviera.Wirrieaa. and other*, in a wide range INV.LUUCU VYlin CVCIVI ■ I ISfjyaJSStlSfjyaJSSt •^s.p^mg^ca^* PINOCHLE PAC KOF Ul Vl CARDS GET ENTRY BLANK FOR INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PINOCHLE TOURNAMENT Feb. 18 to March 9 wherever playing: cards are sold—-or clip coupon printed on another page of this newspaper.

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By Ttmrt Bprrlijl COLUMBUS. Feb. 11—Four of five men arrested at Brownstown near here witb 813 pounds of recently speared fish in their possession, were fined $23.55 each by a Brownstown justice of the peace. The fifth, upon a plea of not guilty, was held for trial. Game waiuena seized the five as they used searchlights while spearing fish in White River. A number of spears and two boats also were confiscated. The three sacks of fish captured weic distributed to relief organizations in Seymour and Brownstown.

Suffers Sixth Fracture By Tim~t Sp nil GRE.-INF. r ELD. Feb 11 —Julia Murdock, senior in Wilkinson High School near here, ran lay definite claim to continued bad luck, it eems. She fell near her home and for the sixth time suffered a broken leg. She was taken to an Indianapolis hospital. a a a Mail Carriers to Meet By T imn f-prcinl MUNCIE, Feb. 11—City mail carriers from all parts of Indiana will hold their annual state convention here Feb 21 and 22, it has been announced. Plans for a Washington's birthday celebration program with a downtown parade have been formulated by the local branch of the carriers' association. Rep. Glenn Griswold. Peru, and national officers of the association have accepted invitations to attend ess $1.225.000 Fund Asked By T'mf sptrinl KOKOMO. Feb. 11—Proposed public works projects for Howard County, as included in the recommendations of county commissioners and the county surveyor, total 51.225.000. Funds for anew county courthouse are included. State Public Works Administra-

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tion offinals have sent the recommendations to Washington. The actual sum which will be received by the county will be determined by the amount appropriated by Congress for the PWA program. 000 Jail to Be Considered Bp Timrt FperjnX BLOOMINGTON. Feb. 11 Action of the county commissioners in replacing the Monroe County Jail, recently destroyed by fire, is expected to be taken today Sheriff Jack Bruner has. in the meantime, made provisions for a temporary lockup ir> the basement of the city hall.

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Smoke Combated By Timm Special ALEXANDRIA. Feb. 11.—Things are looking up here for Federal Emergency Relief Administration workers. They are completing the task of increasing the height of the smokestack of the city heating plant. The project is intended to alleviate the smoke nuisance for residents lmng near the plant.

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NOTED SOCIAL WORKER VISITS CITY WEDNESDAY Chairman of National Volunteers to Address Nurses Meeting. Miss Evelyn K- Davis. New York City, will address two social work groups here Wednesday. Miss Davis is chairman of the National Committee on Volunteers in Social Work, an assistant director of

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The Used Car Show vri;i km.iit Hi" r See the Greatest Showing of Used Cars in Indianapolis .... * Better Cars t-v [VERY year at this time automobile Better Values dealers are faced with a problem of Better Selection finding space for trade-ins on new cars. Better Terms USED CARS BUT—this year the problem is greater Presented by than it has been for several years. AutoCONSIGNMENT SALES , • • , • me n. Meridian mobile dealers are anticipating the rIRE S^SsT RES biggest year since 1929 and for this reaceneeal motors truck SO n are more anxious than ever to make FRANK3HATIOELD c°. room for the trade-ins that accompany JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. 11PW PST* Qplp'n 1035 N. Meridian IItJW LcU OCUUS. LATHROP-MOYER 418 N. Capitol LOSEY MOTORS In order to move their present stocks 1133 N. Meridian mchenry Chevrolet quickly, used car managers of the leading 1302 E. Washington ...... „ .77—77 r t automobile companies in the city are oiMeridian Motor Sales Cos., Inc. 1 820 N. Meridian „ • . .* fermg cars at exceptionally inviting OAKLEY MOTOR SALES ° 1663-5 S. Meridian prices. SACKS BROS. AUTO CO. 343 N. Capitol HARRY A. SHARP —— , rt ii t* i T 443 Virginia Ave. You can get a first hand picture of the 30th & Central variety of makes and models and wide i rao^K£ EATH range of prices the dealers listed at the 950 N. Meridian c - left are offering by turning to Page 22 in 819 E. Washington today’s Times. WILES A WILSON 3815 College ROY WILMETH CO., INC. / '”'>v 720 N. Meridian “ ~ WRIGHT OLDSMOBILE Turn Now to Page 22 Hit , x 1302 N. Meridian for -h e Big Show of Auto Values

the National Organization for Public Health Nursing and chairman of the Association of Junior Leagues of America. At 10:30 Wednesday morning, she will speak on ‘ Public Health Nursing” before board and committee members of the Public Health Nursing Association at the association's headquarters in the Majestic Building. At noon, she will address the Indianapolis Council of Social Agen-

( Btlou •) “CAMELS (Betou) “WHEN I'M HELP to relieve tired- WORKING hard,a great ness,” reports this ex- way to keep up mv pert tree surgeon. energy is to smoke a ’’Good cheer comes, Camel. They never in* too, when I take time terfere with my nerves.” to enjoy a Camel.” iaMjlp- f (Signedt P. HALSEY (Signed) H. L. VOUGH /' Surveyor mm gsjifr j FAMOUS EXPLORER: "Camels arc mild, vet . have a rich flavor that 11. in rc.tllv enjoy. Thr> qt;u k!y 'f'k‘refresh mv energy— and steady smoking never ■ .;,?V ' / upsets my nerves.” (Signed) HAROLD McCRACKEN " *>

cies in the Travertine room of the Lincoln. ‘ The Place of Volunteers in Social Work” will be her topic at the non meeting, which is being sponsored by the Volunteers Committee of the Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies. Butler Botanist to Speak Dr. J. E. Potzger of the Butler University botany department will address the Walther League of

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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church at 8:15 tonight in the church. East and Ohio-sts.

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