Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1941 — Page 9

"TUESDAY, AUG. 12, 1041 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

\ Oh, Cruel Love, You've Ruined Mr. Kovacs “mm gr It's a Woman's World Why He Ain't

Bi tin’ Tennis WISH. is broadcast weekly in behalf of the B Il N M 10:30—Defense Reporter, WIBC. Treasury's defense bond drive. | . d S 0 Ol € | Mr. and Mrs. Goodman Ace, stars

ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT |Budd Hulick's Quizzer Baseball,

7:00~Gordon Jenkins, WISH. [Sieh Js Tesisciog his program for 8:00-~We, the People, WFBM. Ye wo 8:30-<Report to the Nation, Gladys Swarthout, Metropolitan WFBM. mezzo-soprano, and Lanny Ross, 8:30--Baseball, WIBC. Columbia's tenor, are to be heard 8:30—Hap Hazard, WIRE. on the For America We Sing broad9:00—~A Date With Judy, cast this evening, WISH at 7:30 WIRE. o'clock. Frank Black directs the

Park Concert,

By HARRY GRAYSON

NEA Service Sports Editor NEW YORK. Aug Georgie Abrams beats Billy Soose for the third time That is par for the con and should ington mi

S.__

port to the Nation program, 8:30 where ‘| Goodman, then a newspaper

i WFBM. Yo Purpose of the program will be |porter, began broadcasting the

to provide listeners with background ‘against which to study current Far [movie reviews. ‘Shortly there-

ER Eastern developments, 3 The review starts with Commo- | NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—[after he cond | ceived the plot

| Love is a wonderful thing and|{ Baer Aor ‘this is not an attempt to put The Aces are ‘in a rap against it, but Miss | (oa Tuesdays, Virginia Wolfenden’s mar- Thursdays over riage to Frank Kovacs has]

WISH at 6 p. m. Recent big made a new man out of him, names | ing on ‘worse luck.

are to be reviewed on tonight's Re12th year in radio. They got | their start in Kansas City, No Mean Fashion N

By HARRY FERGUSON

United Press Sports Editor k Wy y \| dore Perry's historic visit to Japan

{in 1853 which resulted in opening k commercial relations between the | two countries and touches on important events between the two nations down to the present. .| Albert Warner and John Oharles 3 Daly of Columbia's Washington | staft are the narrators. o ” n

the } il | Harry Salter, who wields the WR . a. ¢: {item on Jour Happy Bish and 5 sg iprogram, Tues- Goodman Ace e, the People programs. hopes to Gone are the good old day days at 7 p. m. on WIRE, have been [HUD to the networks soon with Kovacs, an authentic | Claude Rains, Henry Hull, Nancy [is Sous of Your Life program now r ; | Sheridan, Lionel Stander, Milton that t ASCAP question is near and delightful screwball, kept | |Berle and Rex O'Malley—all from Settlement. Salter removed the pro- | the galleries in stitches; when he | Broadway or Hollywood. Drama 8'am at the time of the ASCAP‘would halt in the middle of a SIZ-| Director Charles Martin is pretty networks break, [EINE Bach a Ig une gt She | Proud, promises more of the same Cie re { p in the future, . . . Charita Bauer, | stands; when he would drive stuffed Henry's sister, Mary, in the Aldrich Voor eh Wiley Jas sighed a chirt officials to the point of mental | family series, is playing in “The | grams of the Summer Sunday ven | befuddlement, which isn’t a very! white Pony, » in summer stock at ning Hour on Sept. 14 and 21. He far drive in some cases, pals. ~~ |Woodstock, N. Y. . . . Eddie Cantor, will commute by plane between | All of us were looking forward! supposed to be on “vacation, rarely Hollywood and Detroit to handle

to Kovacs’ appearance at Forest) fails to chip in with a question for! the broadcasts. | Hills in a few days when he sur-j * au 2 +

prised everybody by announcing {that he and Miss Wolfenden, a | pretty fair tennis player herself, ‘had not been talking about scores! {when they yelled “love” at each | 'other around the tennis courts and | that they had gone and got hitched.

He Didn't Clown It was a new Kovacs who apipeared for the Eastern Grass Courts |Championships at Rye. He didn't clown. He didn’t yoo-hoo and it [wasn't just because the Mrs. was This diving board in the Oriental pool at Manhattan Beach is loaded with swimming and diving talent as six members of the team to the | qitting in the stands with her fingers Women's Swimming Association rest during a final work-out for the National A. A. U. championships starting Friday at High Point, N. C. Left crossed for luck, either. He's just completelr to right they are Helene Rains, national women's individual 300-meter medley champion; Kathleen Lawson, Catherine Wernert, hi la new man. He wants to win now.

(He plays tennis with the same inNot a O'Donnell. Gloria Callen, national back-stroke champion, and Dorothea Williamson, diver. They're the defending championship team. ol that a bank clerk who had outfit : curr road rip i & Ga ———————— en | been withou have

os .| Junior, Senior Softhallers No Go for Gunning Given cei Clash With All-Stars Mr. Shepherd Coaching Post |

boss into the office, re get a out the memory of t here is Detroit array

alee and buy the little woman a fur hale | DETROIT, Aug. 12 (U. P.) —Half- |

back Bill Shepherd was counted a} (WABASH, Ind. Aug. 12 (U. P).— shot and bit a huge hunk out of a holdout by the Detroit Football Kenneth Gunning, former Shelby- tennis ball. Or the time he started Lions today as Coach Rill Edwards ville high school and Indiana Uni- to grow 3 Mesa, OF ks Hip 100 : : .|versity basketball star, was named he was playing Joe Hunt at Fores led the squad through its second day today to the newly created position |Hills Hr ning on one of his of practice at Cranbrook School in .r nacketball coach at Wabash High [better performances. It finally got suburban Bloomfield Hills. School. fon Hunt's nerves and he sat down, “I don't believe Bill is going to! Gunning is now head basketball refusing to continue until Kovacs be with us this year.” said Lions’ coach at New Mexico State Teach- quit the clowning. Kovacs laid his General Manager Graham P. Smith, ers’ College. racket on the turf and sat down who conceded the club was unable] John Russell Tatum. assistant comfortably beside it. to come to terms with the former coach at Broad Ripple High School, A Sit-Down Strike

appeari Johnny Presents Jacksonville " 3 NR There is another champion in \ 8 x WN 3 3 R 3h \ N San when Gary by the name of Tony Zale. OD WN aa x Nd \ Sa Bay | R ; Boose Scose |

In il

to ams

and

Marbe tha best of all

pion of 1

THIS EVENING

(The Indlanapolls Times is not responsible for J3 oy ra aouncements caused bv station changes after press Pe Sita: 18: OIOZTARY AD.

WRBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE Sh °BS) Mutual) (NBC-Red)

Obportunity Knocks | Home of Brave Saratoga Races Portia John Sturgess We Abbotts Harry Breuer

Meet the Train Music Interlude Dessa Bvrd 3 Sports, Musie

Paul Decker Dick Harold Job Reporter Dick Reed Luke Walt

Bert Wilson News Fred Waring Eas Here's Morgan World News Mr y hoe Confident. Yours Music Makers ews Behind News Get Going Gordon Jenkins

Inside Sports Wythe Williams Johnnv Presents Gordon Jenkins We Sing

Ft. Harrison Johnnv Presents Ned Jordan Horace Heidt Ned Jordan Horace Heidt We Sing Bring Un Father Bring Up Mather

George Duffy Battle of Sexes Joud Time Battle of Sexe aphazar Jack Teaga Baseball Haphazard Ted St cele en Ninety-Niners Ninety-Niners

Baseball Date With Judy 5-Star Final Story Dramas

Baseball Date With Judy Baseball Colleze Humor Baseball College Humor Johnny Long Johnny Long Dolly Dawn

Dick | Reed We Are Proud Paul Wniteman Serenade in Night Dolly Dawn New Bobby Byrne

Music | You want Music You Want Milt Herth Milt Herth

compan small army of wa: headed by Harry G. verbial ba Detroit city In America The Tigers are one of

WISH 1310 (NBC-Blue)

News Merrv-go-Round Merry-go-round Merrv-go-round

Dinning Sisters Polka Dot

& DE ery was

Charlene's Sones Robert F. Wagner Svnconators 1:45 Gilbert Forbes 5:00 Amos 'n' Andy Lanny Ross Second Husband Second Husband

Missing Heirs Missing Heirs First Nighter First Nighter

We, The People We. The Peonle Repert to Nation » Report to Nation

) Glenn Miller Mu

Juke Arvizu Melodic Strings

Gilbert Forbes Dance Music World Today Michael Loring

Teddv Powell Teddv Powell Bob Crosby Bob Crosby

paid clubs—Henry Greer nberg and ) Bo-Bo Newsom at each or example But the Army took outfit when Hank Greenberg was drafted, it seems. and Detroit. inciuding the plavers

AE Jose Rethencours $45.000

the entrie

has given up

ee [ded

is ¢

he Tigers have hou pitching and in fielding, bu in habitant

as ch cant

Laalal Laill O. Bri yas ti Jw nior an

Baseball Baseball Defense Repcrter Beverly Twins

Will Bradley Will Bradley Clvde Knight National Defense

1° go won the tournament, Nagi was fun for him and Mrs. but not for the spectators. They | wanted to see him do his stuff. | Like the time he missed an easy

SSD woos nmnm F333 oleae!

it | Midas | sams z| Soe aoe oD ADPD | POD NOSIS

| bt ft tt

————— dS ANS

Music You Want Milt Herth

WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS

WIBC 1070 WIR (Mutual) (NBC- Hea?

Watler 1d senior teams from the 8ist and Broadway playgrounds, uma iy crowned softball champions of the city recreation department, will There'll be som all-star squads this week under the supervision of ion leaders.

and won't TR

: ssh with two strong

and WPA recrea! nm game will be plaved at 1:30 p. m. this afternoon at senior contest will be held at the same \me time

uni and the

' Legion Baseball |

WISH 1310

WFBM 1260 (CBS) (NBC-Blue)

= = JOE LOUIS says that in between Billy Nova, hed kid who trouble “Nova perhaps,”

ior 5 ¥

Home Frolie Home Frolic

Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam

News Roundup Melodies Bandwagon Devotional

Early Birds Barly Birds

European News Early Birds Early Birds News

Sunrise Ranch American Express

American Express Morning Mail Morning Mail News

Morning Mail

Dawn Patrol Market Reports

European News Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock

Musical | Clock Markets-News Knights of Road

6:1 6:4

hursday at Gol dsn Hill. Among the all-stars is Joan Hoopfemi captain of the school 13 RN rs and an unanimous ~e from the SO uth dis strict

pick gave No

0 sironger, 0 ry J08,

Wil

of the two squads

Smoky er members 3 “ \ e ers Church Hymns

“but he's aiso easi : Louis tackles Nova, probably i New York, Sept The ordina: for son of the orci But Louis oi

em, and

that rea

doesn’t

Juniors—Gary Coryell, Coleman; Hawthome; Denny | Riley, Charlies Baker, Jim Coleman,’ EllenberBe jchens Willard; R. i Parsal, Chrisinch:

Playoff Listed

The interstate tournament and play-off schedule of the 1841 American Legion junior baseball program was listed roe by National Director Homer IL. Chaillaux of the Le-

Western Marviand star,

Shepherd suffered an injured an- pall the third game last

kle in

the sidelines for

the season. He underwent an opera- packetball Jobs at W abash.

the remainder of

tion at Chicago during the winter.

Edwards,

making

his debut as |

Year who went to Valparaiso University | just like those guys out in the autoagainst Cleveland and was forced to a< athietic director

he inknow

Indianapolis, was named head foot-| «y's a sit-down strike.” coach succeeding Vie Dauer. formed the officials. “You

Soon co0e aja

Kathleen No ris

Band of Day

Melodic Moments Lester Huff ing Strings

Sin Buddy Starcher

mobile factories. He finally got up and lost the| match to Hunt, but in the good old [daf®s Kovacs didn’t care so much

Dauer filled both the football and!

Treat Time Man I Married Big Sister Aunt Jenny

30 45 0 5 5 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5

Ft St Po nt

Friendlv House Friendlv tiouse ry E. Galbraith Bill Jones

4 00 Kate Smith

John B. Hughes

Edward McHugh Bess Johnson Ellen Randolph Bachelor’ %. Shilaren Road 1 of

Mary Marlin Pepper Young Lone Journev David Harum

Singin’ Sam

Breakfast Club Freddy Martin

Prescott, Bresents

Prescott Presents Viennese Ensemble Eleanor N Living Literature

Southernaires

0! 1 3 0 1 3 4 01 1 3 4 0 1 3 4 il

Robert gion's tial sports program. Fall Creek:! The championship team from Brightwood, Charles among more than 25000 entries will Kinser, Southwest; pe decided at a Junior World Series v, School No. 41; BIllY to. be held Sept. 1 to 3 at a city d, Riverside: Bill Smith, Udell determined by the outcome of secRader; d Ch arles Smutte, tjonal and semi-final rounds. th sng Arsenal. Winners of 12 regional tourneys

tou winning so long as he had] some fun. His greatest per formance was in some obscure tournament] against an obscure vopponent. Ha | {raced toward the grandstand, hit la shot across the net and kept on going. By the time his opponent 12 got around to returning the ball, Kovacs’ court was empty. Our hero was sitting up among the spectators leading the applause shot into the

5 Girl Marries :30 Helen Trent 145 Gal Sunday

Old Fashioned Girl Community Hall Boy Greets Girl

:00 Noon Tu mes Mid Dav Dew, 15 Gilbert Forbes Farm Flas 30 Farm Circle Front iy Farrel 45 » Farm Circle Musical Mixup

0 ) Dr. ‘Malone 5 Jovee Jordan 0 Fletcher Wiley 5 Woman in White

0 Linda Cotta 5 Song Treasury 0 Renfro Valley 5 Children

nN Wheeler 1 Mission :15 Accent on Music 3 Accent on Music 5 Burl | Ives

® Shop

Owen Williams Hit Tunes Hit Tunes

press his views,

ask For Defense The Negros fines

Dick Stone Dick Stone Farm Hour farm Hour WIRE News Dick Reed

Dr. A. BE. Wright Linda's Love Hearts in Harmony Editor's 1's Daughter

Against | Storm Maw Perkins Guiding Light Vie and Sade

Backstage “Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown

Home of Brave Portia *

Lions’ coach after a brilliant record! at Western Reserve University, admitted he was not counting on Shepherd this season. A squad of 42 reported yesterday and at least two more players were expected today. Byron (Whizzer) | White, star halfback, is expected! later in the week. He's completing summer school at his alma mater, Colorado University.

Festi Vouk yuu Smo nese |

et pt pt rt

Parks’ Tennis Enters 2d Round

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Aug. (U. P.).—Charles Shostrom, Chicago, pre-tournament favorite, faces {Ward Parker, St. Louis, today in! beside a doll, {the second round of the National for his opponent's Public Parks Tennis Tournament, hi 4 Sour. ot al , J * Shostrom reached he seco ennis oincials, coaches an Bowling Notes | oone by defeating 17- bol old on ! friends tried for years to make Ko- —— | Pickering, Youngstown, O., 8-6, 6-4, vacs forget the clowning and settle

Night 6-4. {down to business, They told him

Organ Musicale

Band Band ie the Light Midstream

Da nceland

abl e of ch fon.

Request Time Request Time Request Time Request Time

On the “Cire le Music Interlude Old-Time Varieties Old- Time Varieties

Top Tunes Dor, Humphreys Kevboard Kapers Dr. I. E. Newsom

Opportunity Knocks Gene Austin

Navy Cochrane vs. Jenkins NEW YORK. Aug (U. P)— elterweight Champion Freddie Cochrane, now a navy recruit, and Lightweight Champion Lew Jenkins have been matched for a 10-round. nen- title bout Madison Square Garden on Oct.

2: 2: 2: 2: 1:00 1:1 1:3 1:4 2:0 2:1 2:3 4 Life Program

Club Matinee Club Matinee Club Matinee Club Matinee

News Merrv-go-round Gene Austin We Abbotts Merrv-go-round Meet the Train Russian Choir Merrv-go-round

KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1420; WSM, 650. NBC-BLUE-WJZ, 770; WOWO, 1180; WLS-WENR, 890: KXOK, 1380, NBC-RED—-WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1100; WWJ, 950; WMAQ, 6170. CBS—WABC, 880; WJR, 760; WHAS, 840; KMOX, 1120; WBBM, 780.

10.

5 Seattergood

Sse n, » nn

2 Organizations

are

Advert isement

DO YOU WANT MORE PEP?

Is Your Liver Inactive Making You Feel “Down"?

Then you should try Hasg's Liver Pills without delay. If vour liver isn't secreting all the bile it auld it is Ddecause the bile flow ulated sufficiently to correct faulty el Constipation results, that pepless feeling your interest in life and you're not

gourseif. Don't wait longer. Get | feel “TOPS! |

Rasg's Liver Pills Quality Drug!

Available at all Haz | Fav LEG PAINS MAY |

WE MAKE Of Tired Kidneys

§ S It backache and leg pains are making you

ON ANYTHING miserable, don't just co! in and do nethng

S J L : to $ 3 L \ about them. Nature may be warning you that

Stra

§ is not stim m

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Indianapolis

CARRERE ARIAT a PPP FFP

NO FANTASTIC CLAIMS — Just Good Stylish, Serviceable OUT-OF-PAWN

Men's SUITS

You'll be surprised” how much style and quality you can get for so little, We make no fantastie Slhlma for our

lags, any and gs sires.

| | |

your kidneys need attention. kidneys are Nature's chief way of taking | i excess acids and poisonous waste out of the blood. They help most people pass about 8 pints a day.

feb. 23—Northwestern, there. 28-—lowa, there. Association tournament contest at Softball} If the 135 miles of kidney tubes and filters | | Stadium last night. five-run rally in|

EN F—Nichigan, there. arch T—Mlinois ere, A don t work RE POISOnOUS Waste matter stays | the seventh and last inning eliminated in the blood, These poisons may start nagging | tlhe Beveri squad. | backaches, ie pains, leg lomof | Stewart Warner turned back Holcomb pep and energy, getting up ny | Pontiag, 3-1, in an exihbition gam puffiness under the eyes, heada Tonight's schedule follows: At Sogvan ness. Frequent or scanty passages with smart | Stadium, Schoettle's Market vs. IL D. ingand burningsometimesshows thereissome- | No. 416, at 7:30 m.; Irvington Ne thing wrong with your chants vs, et Indianapolis Merchants, Don't wait! ak you lat 8:45 p. m. At Stout Stadium, Indiana Fe a by mi | Gear Works vs, Civilian Athietie Club eof ive happy ait Ft. Harrison, at 7:30 p. Holy Mid ah Lubes Rash Soul prise vs. Holcomb Pointiae, at tis p.m. Pill. |

The Gem Coal softhall team captured {wo s last night. They defeated Sheri an, § to 2 at Sheridan and . then journeyed to Vestaeld. ig ere they deated the jocal ten,

Seniors—John Grande. Coleman: will compete at three sectional cenCarl Roberts and Dick Carter, Hax- | rare: Miles City, Mont, Aug. 21 to thorne; Robert McCord and Charles 94. Columbia, S. C., Aug. 23 to 27. Brookside; Robert Banks oe . Charles McGee, Elienberger; mond Utterback and Jim Rr 21 Matches on Walford anda Ed Roney, Garfield; Tom Gable and Floyd Chaffee, 46th The Ladies’ Tuesday \ we could be another Budge, and and Arsenal; Stanley Tansy and m | League will meet at 8 m. today | Parker won the toughest match 3 : . ennis ro ra at the Hotel Antlers. Pp: of the day when he defeated Mor- | that probably is true for he has Ca elm: Golden Hill: Jack lton Stern, Philadelphia, in five sets, |better shots than any of the amaSpri Fall Creek: | + je city parks tennis t t ; hilosopt Walter Lentz; -Armold McDan- ©! the city parks tennis Buried wilde (Recreation League will meet to-| Willis Anderson, Los Angeles,|Same philosophy as Walter Hagen jels and Roy Stoyanovich, Camp hiv Wi ey aah Fhe Kay Jewelry Logics League hd seeded No. 2, defeated Joe Arm-| 282 In go reste oR in wn ek S 1H Vv ) Sullivan: and Tom Gazas, School matche C nu on e Meet tomorraw “night Ly FM "Ihe strong Jr, South St. Paul, Minn, | you lose, wha 1e hell, Ss oniy| x NL | No. 38. Only one upset maried the 23 members are requested to attend. Jim Ratliff. seeded fifth. of Cin. With Mrs. K. in the stands and ‘ duels fought in the first round yes-| PRITCHETT'S ALLEYS einnati, O, was the only seedeq | the Eastern Grass Courts title at / a 8 ° : : : : : Yankees Fear |No. » among the ladies, found the p 1 Speninks Tor two losing to John Jorgenson, Chicago, Sabin in straight sets. But if you {play of Ann Atkins tco baffling and! teams. Call Fred Tegeter NGA Ihe0 14-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6.2. wanted a laugh, you had to bring S bowed, 6-1, 6-2. The others went lo. Rekreation A Te vour own joke book and that's the ump or 1 ag | | are asked to attend : . ro! ¥esterday's results: a a a. Thee aandican JNeagne Love, ah, love! Men's Singles tains are to attend. pga The City Bowling League will meet tekees almost out of sight of alllyr &-3 &-1: Vie Kingdon eter 5-5 s = en. other American League clubs, .but Sou “Wood. etait Joubh Downing efrom Manager Joe McCarthy Kentucky Group Elects les Finke defeated Noel (Shen vi Purdue Completes Sharer was elected pr esident pr the | 1. B, A Joe DiMaggio going into another jon 6-2, 6-4: Dick Wood defeated Charle reunion of Kentucky people in In-| tor Si 3 . ” hen DiMag lashed out a single aah pe on union Sunday in Garfield Park. The! The County Council today refused nst Washington after going hit- [¢- 3 Dave Scu rader fefeated MN Rev. D. W. McBurney was named to appropriate $2000 requested for| ry for 10 aight trips, everyone Shes &0, 7-5; Jack Sunderland defeat | of relief. Teammates Dick Eliott 8-0, 6-3: John Shirley detested | LAFAYETTE, Ind » Aug. 12 (U.!Smith, secretary-treasurer. Tuberculosis Hospital, give the Yankee Clipper credit for Eimer St effan Jr. 6-2. 6-1; Tom Messerlie P.).—Purdue University's completed The Council also reduced to $1800 | spark ¢ them to subs tantial league defeated Dick Wood 6:0. 6-3: Earl Otey delead with 56 and 18 consecutive- feated Everet: Tackitt, §-1, 3-8, 6-3. season was announced today by A. bers of Indianapolis Lodge 137, | planing commission for operation ing Boys’ Singles “ H. (Mal) Elward, athletic director. Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood |,r a), office for the remainder of foundered during his early :.5° 63: Wilam Watson defeated Dick! The Boilermakers will play 20|of Firemen and Enginemen, will { 194, The county commissioners’ slump. Goldst 6-4, 8-4: Richard Wood y | . ; Bil Collths 6-0. 6-00 Bil Borer Sefenteg ing Ward “Piggy” Lambert's 25th | Thursday in Gar in Garfield Park. buildings also was turned down by [Fo Chriee, 6-1, 6-1 vear as Purduesbasketball coach, the council. Ann Atkins defeated Nancy Aun Trimbe Tire Scheie: The only appropriations allowed 1 le 1, 6-2; Mirisnne Gallagher defeated Betty | po* (87 nl Pani, here. gts BA K [Mohr €-1, 6-2: Mary Grace Lauck de-| pec ji_y. A here. [clothing for inmates of county inDec. H_Buthr, | stitutions; $3000 for a new water | well at Sunnyside Sanatorium and Jan. 5—Michigan, here. Jan. 10—Ohio State, here, Jan. 12—Indiana, there. P).—The 10 delegates of the | Total appropriations asked in an it Feb. i—lowa, here. United Automobile. Aircraft and ordinance submitted to the Council SOFTBALL Re Agricultural Implement Workers Vvesterday amounted to $15,500. I. 8. A. TOURNAMENT Paul Bain struck out nine batsmen as| : vention are instructed to vote to retain Philip Murray as president. | This action, taken yesterday at| LNW \ answer to reports that John L. [JS | Lewis might seek to return to C. I! BILL HENRY “me conve CALLING"

Hodges, Rhqgius; Walter Johnson, ang Charlotte, N.C. N. C. Aug. X 20 to 23. son, American Legion Auxiliary; Eq Don Robbins, Brightwood: Leroy and Bd Porter. Play in the four singles divisions] INDVANA ALLEYS 9.6. 3-6. 7-5. 6-3. 6-3 {teurs now playing. But he had the x x it \ » y ’ \ Bob Sey Creek courts. same time. All former team captains and 8-6, 6-3, R-€, a game.” terdily. Nancy Ann Trimble, seeded] gye ymiversal League will meet at 8 'casualty of the first dav’s matches, Stake, Kovacs smothered Wayne The Recreation Atague wilt — at 8] according to the dope. - way it's going to be at Forest Hills. The Florsheim Shoe Handicap League BOSTON. Aug (NEA). —van- | Murray Dulberger defeated Bill Maver night at x » " PAY RAISES REFUSED on fea ed Charles Mitchell 5-3 { down the line, the New Yorks fear |§ 5- 0: © Charles Tichenor detested Bill prolonged hitting slump. enner, default. N S h d | dianapolis at the 22d annual re-| Combs | et Schedule | vy 8-2; Don Olsen feleated | vice president and Mrs. Emerson J.!increase of salaries at Sunnyside | heay ed a sigh lefeated Warren Bess 6-0, 6-0: Bob Clegg cchedule for the 1941-42 basketball | Annual Picnic Thursday—Mem- the $5200 request of the County ob game hitt 08 Tenis The elu Port BURT Geet, to season Trall 2-6, 6-2, 6-2; Joe Quinn defeated Paul games against major opponents dur- | hold their annual picnic at 4 p. m. | request for $2500 for repairs to Women's Singles Dec. 8—Wabhakh, here. 1 the Council were $1500 for new feated Emily Fickinger 6-2, 6-3 i Anh Klein Dee. 31—Texas A or ‘M., here. A 4 N + | the $1800 for the planning commisJ f, Aug ma eur o es Jan. 26—Minnesota, here BUFFALO, N. Y., Aug 2 Feb. 16—Wisconsin, here. (U. A. W.-C. I. 0) to the forth- Total amounts allowed were $6400. Metal Auto Parts defeated Beveridge Paper! the Us A. W. international con- | The convention also vigorously SRY 9:13 p.m 15 p.m.

Stidham Prepares For 'T' Parties

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 12 (NEA). | —Suspicious Tom Stidham won't be surprised if his Marquette University football team runs into quite a few “T parties this fall. Because of the success of the system last year, Stidham expects “T” formation plays to erop up in the offenses of possibly as many as five Marquette opponents —Wisconsin, Michigan State, Duquesne, Mississippi and Detroit.

FOR JEWELRY

Ace

WEB

PWEMOo

| ing Lew Michener, former West | Coast regional director, for defying international officers in leading | the North American Aviation plant | “outlaw” strike and finally decided, ' [1558 to 1460, on the most lenient— barring him from the union's exX- |

| ecutive boa board rd for a year. Musical Instruments. Cameras.

LOANS ===

Stalae w The CHICAG JEWELRY

CO, Ine. 146 E. WASHINGTON ST.

s to persons

BED BUGS? ROACHES?

aE ETE ['se Shur-Deth

LLL ULL

RES Pet BY a

MON. WED. FRL

TO EXHIBITORS Entries CLOSE Aug. 13

====SEND ALL ENTRIES TQ w= PAUL S. DUNN, Mgr.

Administration Building Fairgrounds, Indianapolis

Fair Opens AUG. 20... vi Slory SEPT. § ALL EVENTS EDULED

' in PRIZES ON CENTRAL ADVANCE ADMISSION TICKETS, 25¢ = ws WEEK, 50¢

AUTO and DIAMOND

LOANS

and Refinancing

on on Everything Diamonds, Watch Watches,

MONTHS TO PAY

LL NEL LT

RI A

ARTE Bo § BN |

ING CO.

Phone T 1.7459

247 AT AKS