DEC. 14, 1935_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ PAGE 5 SCHMELING GETS AN EYEFUL Tod ay’s Radio Programs CITY HOSPITAL WIRE (1400) Indianapolis TODAY STAFF CHANGES Next (Indianapolis Broadcaitlng. Inc.) Time Uhlan to Go? P. Sees Joe M. Louis Stop Variety Plays TODAY NBC-WEAK SBC-WJZ COLUMBIA M. P. 4:0fl Blue Room Echoes* Musical Adventure} Dailey’s orch.** (NBC). Frank mmM 4:00—Blue Room echoes 4:30 Kindergartent Ken Sparnon* Elsie Thompson} (NBC). ARE ANNOUNCED 4:3o—Ken Sparnon Efisemble 4:45 Kindergarten* Week-end News review Elsie Thompson} Uzcudun 4:4s—LaVeda, Bun and the Rhythm With One 5:00 Agricultural Terrific Song Double Temple of Wile} Part Boys. Talk* Frederic W. s:oo—Dick Fidler’s orchestra (NBC). 5:15 Pinky Hunter’s oreh. Temple of Song Three Little Words** s:3o—Press Radio news Virginia 7:30 Tour Hit Parade* Symphony Ray Block's With Headache This Morning, Hazards Williams; Charge, 9:30 Pipe Club of orch. orch.t of appointments made to in Answer iNBCi. 6:00 Rubinoff and Violin* Symphony orch. Nino Martini** I list ths Hospital 10:00—Jack Brooks. 8.30 Along ; staff of City for 1933 at the Paulino Easy for 10:05—Jack Eby s orchestra. Wallace Beery* National Barn Dance* Rialto Row** Victim Detroit Youth. to Word. 10:30—Ben Bernies orchestra (NBC). 9:00 Wallace Beery* National Barn Dance* Bud Hulick's orch.} j annual after-dinner meeting at the 11:00—Freddie Martin's orchestra (NBC). 9:30 Corn Cob Pipe Club* To be announced Science and the Citizen} hospital last night, RY JOE WILLIAMS variety 11:30—A1 Lyons’ (NBC). Considerable in the art of orchestra 10:00 Gasparre’s Howard Lally’s Abe Lvman's They lime* Special Writer 1145—DX Radio news. Dick orch. orch. orch.** j are: wrestling is to be shown on 12:00—Midnight—Sign off, 10:30 Ben Bernie’s oreh.* Ray Noble’s orch. Ozzie Nelson's orch.* MEDICINF. NEW the local 1 YORK. I>c. 14.—Two young men of the fighting trade awoke 11:00 Freddy Martin’s oreh.* Veterans of Forgn. Wars Claude Hopkin's orch.} Jan. to March 31—Visiting physicians, today after a night of Variety Club’s mat program at the L. G. Zerfas, Elmer Kunkhouser. Robert terrifying dreams. They were James J. Brad- SUNDAY 11:30 Harold Stern’s orch. Eddie Dnchin’s orch. Herbie Kaye's orch.** Moore and O. B Armory Tuesday night. I Norman: associates. H. dock, the heavyweight champion, and Herr Max Schmeling the German A. M. •WIRE; +WXW; **WFBrI:’ tWABC. F. Dunlap, I. J. Kwitney and Bennett min collector. You see they were at the ringside and with Ed (Strangler) Lewis, a veteran 8 00—Mexican Marimba orchestra (NBC). I Kraft. saw their own 8 30—Chandler Goldthwaite ensemble i April 1 to June 30—Visiting phvsiclans. astonished eyes what happened to brave old Paulino Uzcudun, at the for iNBCi. MONDAY IH. L. Foreman, M J. Barry. R. A. Solo- who goes in the headlock-hold ! men hands- or rather the right hand—of Joe. Louis the Detroit Negro. B:4s—East Side Church of Christ. A. M. and Clarke Rogers; associates. Paul species of grappling artistry, is to 9:oo—The Radio Pulpit (NBC). s:3o—Top o’ the Morning. iJ. Iske. Paul J. Fouts and Kenneth J. And what they saw couldn't have caused them to look upon the 18:00—Watchtower. 6:oo—Family Prayer period (Mutual). ; Kohlstadt. future with any great feeling of optimism. Some time in appear in the main event against 9:3o—Cheney State Teachers College 6:ls—Rise and Shine. Best Short Waves July 1 to Sept. 30—Visiting physicians, June of next choir iNBC i. 6:3o—Morning Devotions. IC. J. Mclntyre. L. R. Pearson. John M. summer Schmeling crawls through Big Boy Davis, Columbus, 0., who 10:15—Peerless trio (NBC). 6:4s—News flashes. GENEVA—4:3O p. m.—League of Na- ; Cunningham and L. M Dunning; associ- the ropes to meet Louis, and 10:25—Romance of Diamonds, 7:oo—Chandler chats. tions. HBL. 31.2 m. (9650 kc t. ates, E. W. Scheier. J L. Jackson. Vincent a believes in any mat so 10:30—Crystal MelOkiy J. Tyler tactics long hour. 7:ls—Divano trio. BERLIN—S P. M.—The Seven Men Noone. Earl Mitchell and J. couple of months 11:30—Air Parade. 7:3o—Cheerio (NBC). Stroup. as they make for victory’. Lewis P. From Swabia. DJC. 49 8 m. I Oct. later Braddock Shortridjjers Go it. B:oo—American Family Robinson. (6020 kc.). 1 to Dec 31—Visiting physicians, 247, Boy 12:o0—Club Cubana. B:ls—Mail bag. Rollin H Moser J. H. Gauss. J O. Ritchev with his title at weighs around Big 239. 12:45—The Rhythm Makers. East. LONDON—S:3O p. m.—Dance music. and C. J Clarn.; associates. William ;i I:oo—Magic i 8^0—Wav Down GSC. 31.3 m. (9580 kc.). M. stake answers the Mauling of the stick-to-it variety Kev iNBC). B!4s—Back Stage Wife (Mutual). j Dugan and E B Earp. I:3o—Vox Pop (NBC i. 9:oo—How to Be Charming. p. m—Dance SURGERY Double Overtime iNBC). SCHENECTADY—IO:3O GENERAL R a m e awesome & Tom 2:oo—Pop Concert 9:ls—Home Sweet Home. music. W2XAF, 31.4 m. (9550 Jan. 1 to March 31—Visiting physicians, &i§ .. is expected when (Bulldog) 2:3o—Temple of Song (NBC). jR. —The Morning Housewarmers (Mu- kc.). J Kemper. Cleon Nafe J H summons. Not ¦ 3:oo—Strolling Tom. 9:30 D Eberwine. Marvin, 212, Memphis, hooks up tual). PITTSBURGH—IO a. m—Messages to jW. Gatch and David Sluss: associates, even the golden 3:ls—Harry Reser's orchestra. ’A. W. Harcourt. E to Conquer NBC). 9:4s—Livestock reports. the far north. WBXK, 48.8 m. James Jobes. E M. Cubs Dorve Roche, 220, New 3:3o—Dorothy Dreslin kc.). Haggard, Luther notes which form with Orleans, Linda 9:ss—News flashes. 6140 Williams and Oscar 3:4s—Rosa iNBCi. (NBC). j Ludwig. Bourdon concert. 10:00—Hour of Memories the bait can com- in the semi-windup. j 00—Rosario Tarshish (Mutual). April 1 to June 30—Visiting physicians. 4:3o—Townsend program. 10:15—Jacob K. M pletely console Wrestling ala collegiate vs. rough- usic b Richard 10:30—Chauncey Parsons, tenor-baritone. Koons. M. N. Hadiev. Charles L2i?~£? V Hlmber (NBC). (Mutual). Weiler and H. S. Leonard, associates. Blue Devils s:oo—Catholic iNBC). 10:45—Minstrels Em- these two con- Win as Brown and tumble is to be on tap w'hen hour signal. mett B D. W. rosier, H A 5:30—T0 be announced. 11:00—Time Radio High Spots E. R Lambs. Jacobs. demned men in Jack Kennedy, Minneapolis heavy- s:4s—The Olympians. Pat Barnes and Larry Larson Wilson and Frank B Ramsey 6:00—"K Seven’’ (NBC). July 1 to Sept. 30—Visiting phvsiclans, their meditations. and McDaniel Tally in weight, and Paul Jones, Houston, (NBC). Bob Hope and Honey Chile, popular H M N. E. 6:30—T0 be announced. 11:15—Meat Curing time. Trusler. Jobes. O. W. S.cks Facing 11:20—Mary Alcott, blues singer. Broadway comedy team, will play a re- and W D Little; associates. M E. Bever- Louis is Joe clash in the opener. 6:4s—Sunset Dreams (NBC). land. O. Williams Comedy revue (NBC). Murphy Representative. turn engagement, as Frank guest H. Bakcmeier. John Salb, Revel an ass ignm en Extra Periods. The Variety Club, co-sponsoring 7:oo—Musical 11:25—The Parker's and M. t n k W lle°l (NBC). 11:30—Livestock reports. stars on his "Atlantic Family” program Banister Cornacchione. ® o. VanLoon Oct. 1 to Dec 31—Visiting that carries with it a very real dan- Times Special the show with the Hercules A. C., —All?n Star Radioi Roundup. 11:35—River, weather and market reports. over the WABC-Columbia network tonight physicians. I to rumors heard B:ls—Westminister9® 11:45—Farm Home hour (NBC). from 5 to 6:30. The Charioteers, male John Owen, E. E. Padgett, Dudley PfalT ger. The young Negro is probably is receive 50 per cent of the gate, choir. and and J. K. Berman; GREENCASTLE, Ind., in big league circles, to B:3o—Marshall Players, P. M. quartet, also will share honors as a guest associates. Frank Dec. 14. ACCORDING Con- avier Teague. William S. John the hardest hitter the prize ring ever to be used to install sound motion n Cugat’s orchestra. 12:30—Painted Dreams. attraction. Ankenbrock. Fiva points scored by nie Mack will help his bankroll 9:oo—Generalnn —s Motor Symphony Love Doctor (Mutual). Wyttenbach, Frederick W. Tavlor and C. knew, not even excepting Fitzsim- Jack Brown picture equipment in the Indianap- concert 12:45—The B. DeMctte. in again aiter the first of the year I:oo—Civil Government. Frank Black is to direct the NBC Sym- mons or Dempsey. j the second overtime period gave olis Orphans’ Home. Denny Cloodman’s orchestra (NBC). I:3o—Learn to Sing. NEURO SURGERY by selling Roger Cra- 0-30—Press Radio (NBC). phony orchestra in a special concert to- Visiting physicians. Jewett V Reed one in Outfielder 1 news I:4s—Nature Study. Veinor B. He landed only real punch Shortridge High School vic- s (NBC). of the (Mutual). 7:15, over an Hahn and Robert L. Glass- as- its first mer (top) and Infielder Eric Mc- ii nn W? nc^ladrißUera orchestra 2:00—Molly Movies night at NBC-WJZ net- sociate, L. H. Gilman. what was jocosely scheduled as a tory of the 11.00—Bbumhe Calloway’s orchestra 2:ls—Ma Perkins (NBC). basketball in a Nair to the Boston Sox to (NBC). work. The entire hour will be devoted RECTAL SURGERY 15-round bout at the packed Garden season Red 2:3o—Vic and Sade Jan. 1 to March 31—Visiting hotly join Jimmy ? n K e ’s orchestra (NBC). 2;4s—The sketch to Brahms’ Symphony No. 4. the most physicians, , punch, contested battle with Green- Foxx and Johnny Gossip i^nn~'A/i12.00—Midnight—a ?Y. YSign O’Neils—dramatic O. N Combs: associate. Harrv R. Kerr. last night and this one a Net off. (NBC). famous of that composer’s works. April Ito June 30—P castle Marcum, who were peddled to the and Bob. K Cullen. swift, hissing right hand almost, lit- here last night, 28 to 24. games are on schedule for 3:oo—Betty July 1 to Sept. 30—Frank T. Dowd. Beantown team a few Seven 3:ls—Life of Mary Sothern (Mutual). Dec, days ago MONDAY Nino Martini, lyric tenor, Is to sing two Oct. 1 to 31—H. H. Wheeler. erally tore the left side of Paulino's Brown’s points afternoon at the A. 3:30 —Sundown Varieties (Mutual). never would have for a stack of greenbacks. Mack tomorrow Dearborn M. numbers and songs in ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY i face off. It came early in the fourth been needed, Gym, 3208 E. Michigan-st. 6:3o—Morning devotions. 3:4s—New's and financial notes. continental two Jan. 1 to June 30—Visiting physicians, however, if Kelsey Mc- is said to be confronted with English during his program w'ith Andre L A Ensminger. John ,A. Aspv. E B. round and it could not have been The 6:4s—Reveille. Mumford Daniel had not financial difficulties that even the schedule: Kostelanetz’ orchestra and chorus to be and C. F. Thompsor; associates. any more, destructive if it had been sunk two rapid-fire 13:30—Lawrence Trojans vs. Kingan 7:oo—Musical clock. broadcast over WFBM and the Columbia Gordon W Batman and William V. Woods, baskets in the overtime as the Foxx-Marcum sale won’t smooth Knights. af y network tonight from 8 to 8:30. who will serve the entire year. a hand grenade. first M Baker's reviews. Julv Ito Dec. 31—H Blue Devils out. 1:30 —Real Silk vs. So-Athics Girls. Brown Family. R. Allen. Louis D. Spaniard in Shell trailed with 20 seconds vs. McHugh WILL Belden. Homer McKinstrav. Harry E Kit- 2:3o—Fcrndale Girls S. B. A. Girls. DANCE BENEFIT Edward ( NBC). to play. McDaniel’s second goal 3:3o—lnland Box vs. Hibben Hollweg. 9-30—Dance2:l* terman and Lacv L. Shuler. knockdowns w'as time. GYNECOLOGY There had been no in the air when ths gun Fight 4:3O—E. C. Atkins vs. Weber Milk. 9:4s—Joe White iNBC). TONIGHT’S BEST SELECTIONS sounded. Finance s:3o—St. Matthews vs. Apia Palo Boys Opera Cos. (NBC). Jan. 1 to July I—Visiting physicians, up to that time. The three preced- Previously, Star Boys. 6:oo—Thornton Fisher sports review G. B S. Jaeger. Ross Ortinger. Clendenning and King By United Press Club. 11.00—Lone (NBC). Jackson. A. - PATIENTS Benjamin Moore and Drugs Boneyboy VETERAN given 0:30 —Settles vs. East End Card- and (NBC). John Pfafl; asso- ing rounds were probably the strang- had Greencastle the lead with lion Sassafras George two NEW YORK. Dec. 14.—The gate inals. }J -80—Smilin Ed McConnell. 7:oo—Your Hit Parade (NBC) WEAF. ciates. Wood. A G. Michel! and quick baskets. on the Joe AS—Merry Madcaps (NBC). Paul Beard. est rounds of prize fighting ever Louis-Paulino Uzcudun — Spanish revue vNBC) WJZ. July 1 Dec. 31—Visiting The first half Thoman's Shoes defeated Secos. 30 to Noon —Silverberg Ensemble (NBC). to physicians, moved slow’ly, the fight: City League at P M (NBC) William Gabe, Carl Habich. J. William. seen—strange because of the obvious i score 28, in a Circle fracas the B:oo—Rubinoff and his Violin Hoffman, being R-8 at intermission. Gross gate Pennsy gym. Coonfield starred tor Tho- —Two Hearts In Song (NBC). Cigarets to e Provided by WEAF. Charles Mvers and Herbert j The $158,394 in'inJ Claude men. led, man s, wnile Zukerman was best for the —SoPi-o Sea (CBS). Thurston: associates. Hadden. H. moods and purposes of the two ! locals 13 to 12. as Attendanre 19,445 i nn Islanders iNBC). Nino Martini W. Goss and Dwight the fourth losers. —American Education Forum (NBC). DeWees. went, into his quarter began, and regular time Net receipts $108,887.39 i:S2—Russian Melody (NBC). ’ Service Men, B:3o—Wallace Berry (NBC) WEAF. RADIOTHERAPY The old Spaniard shell J-30 Jan. 1 to Dec. 31—Visiting physicians, ended with the louis’ share Indianapolis Railways took a slight lead 2:oo—Home Folks. National Barn Dance (NBC) rivals deadlocked $38,880 Vn Lester A. Smith. I. W. Riggins and from the start, maneuvering be...nd Industrial League when they a hr Ke pa- WJZ. Kennedy. Wiil 19-19. Paulino's share in the con- K ‘ iser’s Kaleidoscope. Dance to provide cigarets for H. I 519.440 quered J. C. Penneys, 2G to 15, at the 2-45—Cub9'is~^ reporter. elbows, ® (NBC) GENITO-URINARY SURGERY a harrieade of forearms and Brown, Garden’s share SIB,OOO Broadway gvm. Phillips 66 rapped y.o?l l s Radio review (NBC). tients in the United States Veterans 10:30—Ben Bernie’s orchestra totaling 13 points, Mc- 13, ;' WEAF. Jan. 1 to April 30—Visiting physicians, that, 20th Century’s share Kresges.'3l to and McCrorys whipped 8-30—Girl Alone (NBC). Indianapolis, is to be H. G. Hamer. made direct hits difficult. He Daniel and Brooks for $3,500 11, loop 3:4s—Grandpa Hospital in Rav (NBC) A. F. Weyerbacher and W. starred Fletcner Trust, 31 to in other Burton (NBC). Noble's orchestra P. Morton; Jan. 1 to June never been out and ho Shortridge. Christmas Fund’s share, $24,000, of frays. held tomorrow night at Tomlinson WJZ. associate, 30. had knocked Clendenning and King Ozzie Nelson's orchestra (CBS). W. M. Wishard Jr. which SOBOO was donated personally by Hall, under auspices of the Marion May 1 to Aug. 31—Visiting physicians, was In there to stay the limit if he were best for the Tiger Cubs. The Salvage Equipment Company (1230) Louis after ihe fight from his purse. WFBM Indianapolis P. E McGown, W. E. Tinney rould. hard fought contest the County Council, Veterans of For- F, and Jamca quintet lost a to (Indianapolis Power and Light Company) Belch: associate, July 1 to Dec. 31, they Thoman's Shoes. 30 to 28. Ruben Resi- Entertainment direct from the hills of John T. Day. The eold, emotionless man guard, eign Wars. werg, a regular was not in the TODAS Virginia is to be brought to listeners of Sept. 1 to Dec. 31—Visiting Bomber, Dark games the Salvag- dance year netted 3000 physicians, call the Brown the Seco lineup. For with P. A last the Corn Cob Pine Club broadcast tonight, Ernest Rupel, Roy Lee Smith and H. O. ers, write to 703 West, New York-st, or M. cigarets. One package at 9:30, over WIRE and an NBC network. Mertz. Destroyer, the Embalmer and other ran packages of Tigers and Sign phone Lincoln 1831 during the day. 1:22~5 k .Dailev orchestra (CBS), the The program will be under the direction NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY Bulldogs ’ price. ominous names studied this com- *¦39 Tea Time tunes. is to be admission of Strickland Gillilan, noted humorist and Jan. 1 to June 30—Visiting physicians, edged B. & J. 5-'oo—Santa Claus. program Rogers plicated problem before him and Silver Streaks out the Preceding the dance, a is philosopher, and Pat Binford, master of Smith. La Rue D. Carter. Murray Merchants, 20 to 16. at the Keystone gym. *¦ Three Little Words (CBS). ceremonies. De Armond; associate, P. Rogers. went the search- wishing games with the s:3o—Program notes. to open at 8, including a concert by Thomas to work on it with Teams streaks, I July 1 to Dec. 31—Visiting physicians, ing surgeon per- communicate with George Elliot at 836 —A R°th’s Orchestra (CBS). the Marion Recreational "The Man on the Plying Trapeze” is Murray Dr seriousness of a for Renewal of 3:45—G0g0 deLys (CBSi. County Armond. L. H. Gilman. K. E. Relations Keystone-av, Indianapolis. to be presented by Rubinoff in the form Mayer; Orchestra, by associates, John Griest and W. L. forming a rare operation. He struck 6:oo—Aviation talk. and numbers the Jun- of an overture during the program Sharp. 6:ls—Bohemians. Butler to- out with tentative, inquiring lefts; South Side Buddies will oppose the 6:4s—News. ior Adagio Wonders; Lois night at 8. over WIRE and an NBC net- OBSTRETRICS Standard Grocery five tomorrow at Dear- California and acro- work. Vocalists will be Virginia Rea and March 31—Visiting physicians, once in a while he threw a right,. born at 11:30 a, m. Monday night. Melodies (CBS). and Mickey Lapp, tap Jan Peerce, and violin is H.n 1 De Pauw and Butler Settle Differences Agree 7:3o—Marine’s program, Lamb, ac- Rubinofl's solo I-. Beckman. Jane Ketcham- associates, But it was always plain he was and on New Buddies are to meet the Memorial Seymour batic dancers; Laverne to be ”La Golondrina.” R. J. Anderson. F. M. Fitch, Clark gym. 00_ Simon orchestra (CBS). Dav. Scabookies at 8 in the Memorial c•nn8 a anci ; Orchestra, Thomas J. Dugan. studying the problem and waiting Teams in the 18-20-year-old class having ,C^i. Kostelanelz or- cordionist Hawaiian The second program of the new April 1 to June Athletics Policy; Apart Six Years. ?hestr^ Leila Park, Fanny McMath and 30—Visiting physicians, for the proper moment. gyms and desiring games are asked to §¦ Along Rialto Row (CBS). variety show, "Along Rialto Row,” is to Maurice V. Kahler, A. S. Johnson, David write to Leo Ostermeyer, 245 South State- 9:oo—Law for Layman, Reynolds. L. Smith; associate. L. D. Bibler. problem to get Paulino Announrrmpnt, that Butler and De the Treva he broadcast over WFBM and Columbia ® The was Pauw Universities had renewed av, Indianapolis, ud orchestra (CBS). !<> e Pt- 30—Visiting physicians, open up just enough oin n y ® Gypsies, Earl C. Jones is general chair- network tonight, Songs Harry Weil, to w’ide for a athletic relations added considerable interest to the annual meeting of P° rowsk from 8:30 to 9. F. J. Hudson and J. F. Kelly! direct, shot at, spot. the Indiana All-Americans trounced Twentiet.h-st 9:4s—Musical Moments. man. Fred K. Myles is to be mas- by popular network stars, the dance r De 31—Visiting physicians. a vulnerable Intercollegiate Conference today in the Claypool where Trojans in a game last night, 41 to 21. £)be Byman orchestra (CBS). C. °n"O. xiMcCormickf' and G. ter rhythms of Leith Stevens’ orchestra and Gustafson There been little action in the athletics directors, coaches and representatives 10.T5—News. of ceremonies. . PEDIATRICS had faculty met in business —Bouie Lowe vocals by the n l Feb only schedule-making orchestra. Lyric Trio will be heard." Tw to ' 28—Visiting physicians. J. first three rounds. Louis threw and sessions. —&t°p the Indiana roof. inUi, er: ' l associates. Francis T. Brown. one right hand in the first round Preliminary HANOVER SCORES EASY ii'nS~S®j ble^ Ka v'e orchestra (CBS). Martha Souter, Everett L. Havs. plans do not call for 12.00—Midnight— Sign W, A. WINTER HEADS Ch °" and it caught Paulino going away. to be awarded only to students of off. APril 3 Visltmß Physician. football or basketball games be- WIN OVER HOLBROOK W^fer St loef°fle r He threw another in the second; it high scholastic standing and are to 0. P. CLUB May 1 to June 30—Byron K. . ~ SUNDAY WARD G. July 1 Rust. landed high but, had enough on it tween the Tigers and Bulldogs for be awarded by a faculty commit- A. M. SHRINERS ORGANIZE to Aug. 31—Howard B. Mettel. Times ept 1 ct 31 ~F. Special 7:3o—String § ' . ' E. Jackson. to knock the beaten invader two years shift in tee. Pickers. Nov. Itoi t'°r?Dec. C. weather unless a schedules HANOVER. Ind., Dec. 14.—1n their ‘As—Solving Today’s Problems. Officers Elected by Organization at 31—J. Carter. backwards. The third round was so Relations between the two schools B:oo—Bohemians. ... , CONTAGIOUS is made today to bring about a grid opening game Visiting physician. Francis C. uneventful the customers to were severed in the 1930 of the season Han- B:3o—Little Church of the Air. Compton’s Hall Meeting. AS INDIANA COUNCIL Smith began spring of , OPHTHALMOLOGY struggle next fall. 9:oo—Jake’s Entertainers Jan. just before a over College basketballers easily de- 1 to March 31—Visiting nhv-i- boo. scheduled basketball 9:3o—Christian Men W. Winter is the new ° Builders. A. today bm Masters * E Alvw, He Sees His Opening Tiger Grid Card Filled game and came feated Holbrook College netmen, 32 —Jimmy Grier’s Hollywood revue. ’ M.' 3. when De Pauw of- 11:30—Romany Trail (CBS). president of the First and Second Hardinf°April to 18, night. Ito June J. *~ raln n a ficials charged Oral here last The Hill- (CBS). Temples Bart ey, C. 30—B. Larkin D. A. But all the while Louis, having De Pauw officials announced their Hildebrand, “¦'4s—lnternational broadcast Ward Republican Club, elected at a Five Form Unit at W. Ruthford - Butler netter, toppers captured an early lead and 12:00—Noon—Gems of Melody. to Sep B. 1936 football had been playing meeting night Compton's ? i, . i; 30--Carl Sputh. J. decided the schedule completed, led, P. M. last in aSterS D H- Row; on proper strategy, was semi-professional 16 to 7, at intermission. Har- W ' ' associate. H. while Butler needs at least five baseball. Hilde- 12:15—All-Star Roundup. Hall. 2001 Winter-av. Session Here. Irwiif for one he was grave, Hanover guard, was high- Oct 1 to Dec. t waiting thing; wait- games. Basketball cards for brand is now a big league pitcher. 12:30—Message from Gov. Other officers are Mrs. Ida Schnei- Daniels, 31—C. P ClarksrK n°* the point man of game. 12:45—Girls’ McNutt. Five Indiana Shrine temples were E. W. Dver. ’ ’ ing for Paulino to make a lead with current season were the Federation Glee Club. der, vice president; Harry Alford, EAR Host AND a < , completed tan , , I:oo—Reveries. organized today THROAT his left. It developed early in the year ago. so nothing short of a post- I:3o—Jose Manzanares and chairman; Mrs. R. R. Taylor, secre- as the Shrine i.*T; Attucks Net Team PACES (CBS). his South season game HANKINS KOKOMO Americans tary; Mrs. John E. Keough, treas- Council of Indiana following 0 B"nßrri Hyman. for championship de- 2:oo—New York cere- ? *’,*' S fourth round and when it did Louis Times Special Philharmonic-Symphonv CoceUndd “rE LI 1 * and .l’ (CBS'. urer, Haslet, ' Lln eman Ralph Me- cracked down with his right. Tire termination could bring the two to- concert and Samuel sergeant- monies held yesterday in the Murat Qmsto” Trounces Smithville KOKOMO. Ind.. Dec. 14.—Koko- 4:oo—Melodiana (CBS). at-arms. to Jun,> 30—Visiting gether late next, ta nhvsician- two men were clr>se to the ropes. spring. 4:3o—Ye Olde Tea Shoppe (CBS). Temple here. Robert m.A First step mo Junior College snipers took a are E. Keough, Dearmin. Kenneth L C?aft anti The blow' landed on Paulino's jaw, toward bringing the s:oo—National Amateur Night (CBS) Directors John ?• g: Garrett: associates. R R Coble r closely contested game s:3o—Henry Phillips and quartet. W, Leonard P. Steuart, Washington, anian the canvas two schools together after a six-year Crispus Attucks High School eas- basketball Louis Schupp. Mrs. Schneider ' Alan s Parks and James Peb- and he fell to with a from St. Joseph's College netmen s:4s—Voice of Experience (CBS). and worth break in athletic relations came ily registered its third 6:oo—Alexander Woollcott (CBS). Mrs. Elsie Hert. imperial potentate, was the guest at J t Se n twisting motion like a man who had straight bas- night. G 3 ~y ,sitlnß Physicians. last A rally 6:3o—Phil Baker (CBS). Charles L. Blume was a round 'W Sea t°on n. Thursday night in Crawfordsville, ketball victory last night, here last-minute appointed table conference of officers, sirtn V an,, M W been shot. subduing gave a 7:oo—Eddie Cantor (CBS). te. rt ’ * when L. B. Hopkins, Kokomo 27-to-26 victory. Howard (CBS). chairman of the associate members initiation of candidates, banquet Manionfassocia CS w°Cox. He fell on his back, his heels in Dr. president, Smithville, 30 to 21. at the Attucks 7:3o—Leslie and B E Visiting physicians, and E. Vaughan, gym. Hankins made six field goals B:oo—Sunday Evening hour (CBS). committee. services Kllisr °R ’r>on av and Ralph the air, a look of total bewilderment Robert athletics and 9:oo—Wayne King ceremonial yesterday. pan- es £ £ ChapJ two free throws for the orchestra (CBS). The five Sage. associated ’ C ' B Yott and on his face. He reached for the director of Wabash, entertained the Watts and Sansberrv found the winners. 9:3o—Jack Hylton’s revue (CBS). Indiana temples and Russell ropes, began to pull himself up and representatives of De Pauw and range early in the game, and led the 10:30—News. their potentates are Mizpah, Fort BRONCHOSCOPY Butler. The NEW SWIM RECORD 10:45—Isham Jones orchestra (CBS). COLEMANS HONORED Wayne, Carl H. 1 oMol ne the count of eight was on his feet, Wabash officials have locals to a 26-to-13 margin at inter- 11:00—Atop the Indiana roof. Pierson; Zorah, Ter- wfnjam F* Molt0lt na < VlSitin? Physicians. at By United Press 11:30—Henry Light 0 ’ DanUrLayman and Masmi glass-eyed, though without been active for some time in bring- mission. James Beck, in to Halstead orchestrad (CBS). IN RENAMING HOME re Haute, Charles A. Andrews; swaying, ing addition ANN ARBOR, Mich., Dec. 14.—A 12:00—Midnight—Sign off. knowing it. There w'ere cries of about a get-together between playing an efficient game at guard, Orah, Hammond, G. Ray Pearson; Tigers new world mark for the 100-meter MONDAY “Stop !” ignored. the and Bulldogs, with full accounted for four field goals Hadi, Evansville. Fred D. Ware, and it which were Then for breast stroke was set by Jack Kas- A. M. Mother’s Institution to Be Called SYPHILOLOGY the merciless Louis, his python realization of the value of having Attucks. 6:3o—Chuck Wagon. Murat, Indianapolis, Dr. Clifford E. Jan 1 m ley, University of 7:oo—Early Suemma, Coleman Home. Kelly, 111 * Physicians, keen competition between trio Smith, with baskets and Michigan junior, Birds. Cox. Don rranlc A Brayton eyes on his stricken victim, the throe a last night when B:oo—Metropolitan (CBS). Brayton. FYa^kVVrYv/' and John focused of he swam the dis- Parade support The membership ¦ r! old-time rivals, Wabash, De like number of charity shots, In recognition of the of combined is 7604. t ° moved in and landed two more cruel looked tance in 1:10 during an exhibition B:4s—News. B J h n raa her. blows, the and Pauw and for 9:oo—Hostess Counsel (CBS). Mr. and Mrs. William H. Coleman, Mr. Steuart was escorted to , °R„SSf, L°- A r bu ck^ W. ‘ a left to body a right Butler. best the invaders. event. 9:ls—Harmonics in Contrast (CBS). Murat J 3 to the fare. At this point the ref- The agreement places the entire 9:30 —Bill and Ginger. Indianapolis philanthropists, the Temple from the Columbia Club by Bowman - Nor * STRUB 9:4s—Poetic Strings (CBS). athletic policy in the THUMPS SHEPARD Florence Crittenton Home, 2044 N. uniformed temple groups. A recep- H angd ° eree called a halt. hands of the n * Times Special SYCAMORES IN FORM 10:15—Margaret McCrea iCBS). Gastineau and'Joh^ ' F M faculty, who also 10:30—Mrs, Farrell’s Kitchen of the Illinois-st, has been the tion was held at the temple. Dadton Last Proud Gesture will determine all 'Times Special Air, renamed W. ERIE. Pa., Dec. 11:00—Voice of Experience (CBS). Suemma Coleman Home. Suemma S. eligibility rules. These rules will be 14.—Maxie Strub. HAUTE, 11:15—Madison Ersemble (CBS). K CullaCullen"‘ There was something tragic about 141. of Erie, punched out a TERRE Ind., Dec. 14. of Coleman the Edward ' subject to enforcement by a decision Sycamores 11:30—Life Mary Marlin (CBS), was daughter of Mr. STREET CAR COMPANY fac- over Indiana State's scored a 11:43—Five Star Jones (CBS). , the next episode. The old Spaniard representative Lee Shepard. 135. Cleveland, in and Mrs. Coleman. , DENTAL STAFF ulty on athletics at one-sided 31-to-16 triumph over 12:00—Noon—Farm Circle. was so dazed he scarcely knew' each of a slashing six-round bout here last P. M. The home gives medical treat- PAYS LOAN EXPENSES the three schools involved night. Shurtleff College of Alton, 111., here 12:30—News. where he was, but, he knew' he was in the After losing the opening Meditation. ment and care to unwed mothers E arrV Eps,fln O. conference. rounds, last night. Led by Miklozek, state 12:45—Midday Simons. J. w* Geiier\ - supposed to be in a prize fight; he Strub came back strong and I:oo—Between the Bookends (CBS). and their children. Last year, 54 State Gets 59369 in Negotiations Badh.'pl t0 30 ~'J T Another part of the agreement went on an early scoring spree I:ls—Happy U ] ' Waldo - w* floored his opponent six times and Hollow (CBS). women were cared oidham. (knew, too, he had never been reached that in the held a I:3o—American School of the Air (CBS). for during con- for $3,200,000 Aid. D T Wald(> was scholarships are 10-to-6 advantage at half WPA R c- out. last two stanzas. 2:oo—Manhattan Matinee (CBS). finement. Botkin and°R \v. - - knocked time. 2:3o—Hoosier Hop (CBS). HNASSIGNED Comment (CBS). The State of Indiana is $9,369.42 RnHnrtb SERVICE This was the one proud mark of 3:oo—Commercial Jones John A Spalding. J p 3:3o—Chicago Varieties (CBS). h George. E D distinction he carried as a plodding, richer today through payment of F A Ho hlt Coffield and 3:4s—Curtain Calls. CITY MURAL PAINTER that So amount by Indianapolis Rail- VISITING PHYSICIAN TO brave, earnest prize fighter. he ° CONTAGIOUS College (700) ways. Inc., for expense of Kempf the referee away and on and WLW Cincinnati FEDERAL WORK issuing Gerald F cr linni c H. WINS shoved I S. I,OCA LOCAL HIGHHir.iv SCHOOLS Basketball Scores the EN° crumbling Naw TODAY Public Service or- LOGr halting, legs followed Market. 46: Alamo, 15. P. M. Commission .lph L. Newcastle. 27; Tpch. 19. Otier Creek, 24: Raymond. Roll. 28: Chester. 26. der Sl° Louis to his rorner, motioning him Broad Ripplp, 26; 23. Ben 48; Mt. 4:oo—Musical Adverture (NBC). Hendrik M. Mayer Designated for permitting the utility to obtain A THOLO°’' Manual 25 Parker . 2c Farmersburg. 21 Davis. Comfort. 20. H. C. •n,„nf„, Shortridfte. 28; Grppncastle. Paoli. New Albany'. 28; Jasper. 19 4:ls—Jackie Heller 'NBC). a $3,200,000 Works to the slaughter. 24. 35: Bosse laer N° Muncie. 21; Richmond. 19. ury Department together with 43 Fleicher J. his a ’ 17: rfh Judson - 15 (over- Greensburg. c0 orchestra (NBC). to assess fees at the rate of 25 cents C. Ferguson and Kelly and shook head in firm almost Auburn. 25; Kendallville. 20. timeT 38: Rush ville. 32. Goodman's (NBC). Walter B:oo—Rubinoff ard his Violin other painters and 19 to _ general surgery 19; 17, North Vernon. sculptors each SIOO of _ hysterical negative when the referee, Batesville. Milar. Reynolds. 33; BurnettsviHe, 26: Sevmour 25. B:3o—Wallace Beery iNBC’). for securities. The a 38. Everton, 29. 18. Sheridan. 34: Carmel." 13 carry out the $530,784 project to Jo n 81UiS J R Eastmatl hardened to such scenes, sneered, Bentonvilie. Riley, 27; Honey 9:3o—Richard Himber’s orchestra. money goes to the re- and k: R ß ydd eii ’ Powers. 29: Alumni. 19. Creek, 24. 9:4s—News. give an “artistic touch” to public commission Bi.dgeton, - “Get up you big bum and lose like a 32; Bellmore. 19. Roachdaie. 32: Pittsboro. 24 (NBC). volving fund from transfers r, u , GYNECOLOGY Carrollton. 12. Tipton. 28: 12. 10:00—National Barn dance which Robert Dwyer. T. B, Noble. F. C. Walker, Burlington. 35: Roanoke. 35: Union 15. Windfall. 11:00—Kay Oavser's orchestra. buildings. victor man.” It can be said the old Cambridge 29: Fountain City. 13. c Center. Vincennes. Bloomington, later are made to the state general T. Koene, R. O. never Citv. c ,?,ree *L 20. Monument City, 15. 34: 23. 11:30—Moon River, organ and trio. Mr. Mayer already is at work on T. L. McAlexander anti a man. Carlisle. 32: Hvmera. 28. Rockville,5° i 15; Mecca, 7, Warsaw. 23; Rochester, 22. 12:00—Midnight—Clyde Trask's orchestra. fund. Sullivan. Spaniard didn't lose like Central (South Bend). 30; Peru. 23. 28; Baden, 35; Orleans, for OTOLOGY AND LARYNCOLOGY Roll. Chester Center. West 19. A. M. two murals Marine Hospital at D O. Kearby, Clark's 34; Jefferson Township Romney. 26. Westfield. 25; Fishers, (Mutual). F. V Overman. W. 8. Never Was Very Good Hill. 21: Monitor. 16 7. 12:15—Jan Garber’s orchestra Louisville and the Lafayette post- Tomlin, E. D. H. A. VanOsdol, (Clinton). 26 Russellville, Alumni 30 Wilkinson. 26; Westland. 14. 12:30—Joe Sander’s W'ales. D. Olav Citv. 37: Lirton. 29. 33: Lafayette. 34; Anderson, orchestra. S. Adams and John Garretson. Russia ville. 24: Forest, 14 26. 12:45—Art Jarrett’s office. As a matter of fact Pr.ulino, hope- Clav i Miami'. 39; Greentown. 24. St. Argos. 15. I:oo—Sign orchestra. RICHMOND TRUSTEES GENITO-URINARY Andrew's (Richmond), 49: Modoc. 16. 30: Bremen. off. W. P. underdog Clinton. 26: Newport. 17. St Marys (Huntington), Bedford. 25; Columbus. 18. Garshwlier. W. N Wishard and less and carrying visible 30; Lvons. 27. 29; Lagrange, Switz City. 16: TO Richard Poole Cloverdale. -3 i triple overtime i. Bloomfield. 14 STUDY DISMISSAL ruffles of suet around his waist, Covington. 29: Boswell. 25. Scircleville. 29: Central (Evansville). 29: Brazil, 25. SUNDAY. WALPER EARLY LEADER CARDIO-VASCULAR DISEASES Darlington. 28: Wavnetown. Prairie 22 A M. George Bond and Edgar Kiser 20. Silver 29: Claypool. Vallonia, 31; Freetown. 16 made a brave fight of it all the Dunkirk, 58; Montpelier. 11. Lake. 21. 40; 7:oo—William Meedor, organist (NBC). McNutt Somerset. 26; 10. (Ft. Wayne), Columbia City, Announces Move in Case of OPHTHALMOLOGY way. He was much of a fight- Economy. 29; Williamstown, 9. Linlawn. 7:3o—Rev. Walter A. King—speaker. IN RICH GOLF MEET Johr Ray Newcomb. A. L never 29; Citv. 17. Spartanburg. 21; 20. Hughes Marshall. Elkhart. Michigan Spiceland, Jackson. 27; 19 B:oo—Coast-to-Coast on a Bus (NBC). State Hospital Physician. William F. and G. S. Row er, and he saw his best days years (Garyi. 19: Roosevelt (East 38; Morton Memorial, 28. Connersville. Shelbwille. (NBC). Emersor 24; Crawfordsville. 37; Bainbridge. 17 9:oo—Southernaires PEDIATRICS Chicago . 15. Svayzee, Amboy. 17. 9:3o—Walberg Brown string (NBC). By J. H Taylor. Louis Segar. ago. but he tried to the limit of his l Tangier. 38; Crothersville. 36; Henrvville, 20 four United Press Trustees of the State Matthew Etna Green. 30: Beaver Dam. 21. Greene Township. 22. Decatur Central. 34: 10:00—News flashes. Richmond Winters and Russell Hippensteel. mediocrity. Whenever he got a Fan-mount. SharpsviUe. 16. Thorntown. 21; Michigantown, 19. Beech Grove 31 CORAL GABLES. Fla., Dec. 14. 25: Monticello, 10:15—Peerless trio (NBC). Hospital are to at „ Mays. 15. Union City. 32: Delphi, 22; 21. meet Richmond TUBERCULOSIS threw Fairview. 25: Portland. 24. 33: 10:30—Samovar Serenade iNBC). Leo Walper of Bethesda, Md., to- Wiliißm Wise and Janr.es Stvgall. chance he a punch. Farmersburg. 25. Fairbanks, 19. Union (Howard). New London, Eden. Charlottesville. 19. to consider the dismissal of Dr. Nilas 26: 22. 11:00—Cadle Tabernacle choir (Mutual). . gone Greenwood. 28: Edinburg. 26. a par 72 to PATHOLOGY He was so far he had to be Fcntanet. 37: Rosedale, 27. Lrbana. 34: Converse 18 29; 11:30—Music Hall Symphony orchestra day posted establish Wilson, physician at the J. William Shtmer and H M. Banks. 26: 31. Valiev (West Fairland. New Bethel. 25. assistant Haute). iNBC). „ his handlers in the Fulton. Clu-ai. Terre 27; Shel- Franklin, 29: Martinsville ' as early in the first X-RAY supported by Galveston. 28: Bt.nker Hill. 21. burn. 19. 28. P. himself leader hospital, Gov. McNutt said today. Chester S'ayton. Ralph Dochry. Goodland, 28; Kentland, 18. M. W. I. corner after it was over, but he still Gas Citv. 32; Jonesboro, 21. Veedersburg. 14: Attica. 13. 12:30—Lutheran hour (Mutual). day of play in the rich Miami Bilt- Dr. Wilson was dismissed by Dr. Pennington and R. C Beeler. Glenn. 38: Pimento. 22. Aersailles, 26 Rising Sun. 22. Open SURGERY OF THYROID GLAND defiance at his conqueror. 26; ItOO—Mariemont choir. more golf tourney. Richard glared Goshen. Mishawaka. 22. Wabash. 28; Huntington. 24. STATE COLLEGES I:ls—Bryson-Connev orchestra (Mutual). Schillinger, superintendent. Goethe Link Finally two coats gripped Green 22: Losantville. 11. Walkerton. 50: Tvner 25 I:3o—The Lamp Lighter (Mutual). Walper was the only one of a Dr. NEUROLOGY blue his Hanover. 32; Holbrook, 18. Wilson appealed to the Gover- Charles E. Cottingham Frank him Greersfork. 23: Brookville. 13. W’alton. 26; Onward. 15 2:oo—Your English (NBC). score of early players to shoot par and T. arms and helped from the Griffith. 23; East (Gary). 22. Warren, 21; Union Township (Hunting- Kokolno, 27; St. Joseph’s. 36. 2:ls—Pine Mountain Merrymakers (NBC). nor. It was reported from Rich- Hutchins. dressing Hamlet. 18: Monterey. 17. ton), s Giffin (Van Wert, O.), 38; in the SIO,OOO event. weather DIABETES arena to the room. He 30: Horace Mann (Gary). 14. 15. Anderson, 35 2:4s—Smoke dreams. The mond that dismissal of Dr. Wilson H and A. G. Hammond. Washington. 31: Sullivan, 28. (overtime). 3:oo—Father Coughlin (WJR). ideal except John Warvel Funkhouser. was a much different looking Paul- Hagerstown, 43: Boston. 15. 39: was for a puffy breeze. and another employe was by GASTRO-INTESTINAL Harrisburg. 37; Orange. 13. Waveland Wallace. 9. Indiana State. 31; Shurtleff, 16. 3:4s—Albert Payson Terhune iMutual). ordered B. Graham. ino from the one who had bounced Wayne. 53; Jefferson. 13. 4:oo—Roses and Drums (NBC). Walper overshot three greens, but Pleas Greenlee, state A. Hobart. 30: Lowell. 16 West Manchester. 44: Taylor, 37. patronage sec- ANESTHESIA wide, Howard, 45; Middleton. 21. Lebanon 20: Hillsbom, 17. 4:3o—Wm. Stoess’ orchestra. came back with a trio of birdies, in- D. R Mcdevitt, Henry Nolting, C. into the ring with a beaming West Whiting. 30; Valparaiso. OTHER s:oo—Smilin’ Ed (Mutual). retary. Mr. Greenlee, however, said H. Huntington Township. 27: Bippus, 24. 29. COLLEGES McConnell cluding a 4 on the difficult fifteenth Jinks and Fred A. Thomas a few m nutes before. His 28: Dover. 24. WiiigatP. 37; Jackson Townti'ip (Tippe- Lovola (Baltimore), 35; s:3o—Court of Human Relations. he knew nothing smile Jamestown. canoe'. 19 Towson State about the case and Jefferson Township iGrant). Var 21. 6:oo—Jack Bennv. Marv Livingstone and hole. face was bruised and puffed, blood 34: 46: 23. Teachers. Johnny Green’s iNBC). was supported by Gov. McNutt. Buren. 28 Yorktown. Daleville. Northwestern. Pittsburgh, orchestra I ran from his mouth, nose and a Lafontalne Sweetzer. 17. Gospor*. 25: Unionville. 18 38: 30. 6:3o—Showdown revue. 49: lowa State. 36: 22. gash over his left eye. Lancaster 39; Jefferson. 21. Greenfield. 3s: New Palestme. 18. Grinnell. 6:4s—Morin Sisters and the Ranch Bovs Letter's Ford. 22: Franctsvllle. 21. Morristown. 31: Maxwell. 26. Capital. 53: Franklin U.. 27. (NBC). BOXERS FREE ON BOND POLICE CHANGE PLATES Liberty. 51: Springfield Township. 26. Hartford 34: Pennville. 30. Marietta. 46; Fairmount. 21. 7:os—Major Bowe’s Amateur (NBC'. Hunnngburg.Citv. Bowling Findlay. hour Ligotner. 22: Svracuse, 14. 39: "ell Citv 20 Green. 38: 26. 8 00—Charles Previn s orchestra (NBC I . Wittenberg. 44: Georgetown (Kv.i, By United Linden 31: New Ross. 27 (overtime). Kn-jjhtstown 16 Lewisville. 12 25. B:3o—Walter Winchell ,NBCt. Press 1936 Auto Licenses Same as Those Lvnn, 24; Winchester, La Porte. 30: W’ashirgton (East Chi- Union 46. Lincoln Memorial, 32. B:4s—Unbroken Melodies. 23. caeoi. Coe. 36: St. FORT WAYNE. Ind.. Dec. 14 General Midland 34: Dana 24. 23 Olaf. 23. 9:oo—Famous Jurv Trials Mutual). for Private Cars. Milford. 30. Akron. 22 Flora. 32: Lebanon. 25 St. John’s. 35- St. Cloud Teachers. 31. 9 30—Highlights in Harmony (NBC). Dwight Sutton and Robert Shipley, Milton. 23: Centerville. 21. Frankfort. 21: LogansDOrt. 17 Monmouth. 38; Bradley. 35. 10:00—News room. Fort Wayne, Motorists Montezuma 33: Ma—hall. 20. Madison. 32: North Madison. 20. North Dakota 29: Jampstown. 28. 10 15—Ace Brigade’s orchestra. former amateur boxers, no longer will be able to Banking Moores Hill. 24; Napoleon. 17. Marengo. 27: Leavenworth. 22. Superior Teachers. 33: Macalestvr. 23. 10 30—Jan Garbers orchestra (Mutual). were free today under SSOOO bond, "spot” police squad cars by their Marion. 27: Kokomo 26 Washington and 46. Morristown 31 Maxwell. 26 Jefferson. Thiel. !3. 10:50—Anson Weeks’ orchestra iMutual). I charged with first degree burglary. license tags bearing Security Trust Cos. Mt Summit. 29: Moreland. 23. McCordsvilie. 28: Oaklandon. 20 Southern California. 23: Oklahoma, 27. 11:10—Volez and Yolanda (Mutual). the initials I. P. Mulberry, 38; Colfax. 37 (triple over- Milltown. 43: Campbellsburg. 19, Fort Hays State. 33: Bethel. 23. 11:30—Earl Hines’ orchestra (NBC). They accused of robbing D.. Chief Morrissey 11l North Pfnn*,*lmnia Street time! . 37: Mitcheli 33. Kansas State. Colorado College, 36. are the revealed today. +sS***yFe oir Freeland.Avon. 51: Midnight—Moon River. Napanee, 40, Riley (South 36 Monrovia. 30. Denver. 38: Drake. 29 A* home of A. T. Kover here May 15, The 1936 plates for cruisers are Bend), 18. Odon, Mortgomery. 21; 17. Southwest Texas Teachers, 35; Texas, S3. 12:30—Sign off. , 1934, of S6OO worth of jewelry. the same as those for private autos. STATION WLW