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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11

batting order for the Cleveland
game Friday provided develop
ments move along as expected, will
be as follows: Christenbury, RI;
Sticking, 2b; Hodapp, 3b; Rehg, II;
Schmandt, Id; Clarke, CT; Schrei-
Der, IS; Kruger, C, and then the
pitchers.
The long workout Tuesday was
all to the merry and several pitchers
uncorked a plenty to the batsmen.
The three catch'rs. Kruger, Flor
ence and Robert son, took turns be-
hind the plate and when the days
session was ended all the athletes
admitted they were winded.
Pitcher John Thompson. the Hoo
sier giant, impressed Bush by his
performance on the mound and at
bat and the Tribe pilot said the big
boy certainly would receive long
and thorough trial Thompson dis
playd dazzling curve and fielded
his position better than the training
camp critics expected.
Niles also showed better control
than last week and Bush plainly
was pleased by the slim hurler's ac-
lions.
Thompson Smacks En-
Southpaw Thompson whaled out
few long drives Tuesday in his
few chances during batting practice
and convinced all present that his
extra poundage may be an asset
rather than a liability. But in the
meantime Trainer Pierce means to
keep the big fellow on the go chas-
ing obesity.
The Tribe trainer Is d0ctoring
ailments of six players. Thompson
has an infected finger; Hodapp has
a lame back: BMwell, Schemanske
and Fitzsimnons have aching arms
and Clarke has 'gane" leg.
Catcher Robertson displayed
stronger throwing skill Tuesday
and also advanced to a marked
degree in batting power.
Catcher Florence threw the ball
to bases in rifle like style Tuesday
and even the veteran Eddie Sticking
was "handcuffed" frequently while
taking short throws. practicing de-
Tense against the double steal
Southpaw Bob Steele started to let
out Tuesday and threw the batters
Off their stride several times Ivy his
change Of pace.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11

PLAYERS TO BANQUET
Manuel Net Team Guest Of Roines
Club.

The Roines Club of Manual high
school will give the annual banquet
for the basketball team Thursday,
now that the basketball season for
the South Siders is over.
Edwin Hickman, vice president Of
Roines and captain of the net squad,
will be host. Principal Il. II. X. Nc
Comb, Coach Rowland Jones, Assis-
tant Coact Kinney, Hugh Bannon,
athletic director and Leslie Maxwell,
coach OF the second team, will be
guests.
The following players of both the var
sity and the second team are 70 attend
the banquet: Forest Higgs. Fred Martin,
Wilbur Noll Glen Turner, Edwin Eick-
mann. Henry Brandt, Herschell Marshall
Isadore Sackoff. Harry Cederholm. Edwin
Boswell, William Woerner, Avon Foster
Glen Shaw. Leslie Cruise, Joseph frost
John Billingsley, Leon Hutton. Leslie
Brandt and Bert Kellermeyer.
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HOLSTERS
Ut Ak = ON
BADG Z. r s
Purdue Ends Net Season at
Lafayette Against Wis
consin Thursday.

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March IL
The Wisconsin basketball team will
close the Purdue court schedule
Thursday night in Memorial gym
nasium. The Purdue quintet held its
final workout Of the season today,
and was pronounced in good shape
for the concluding scrap Of the year.
since the Badgers surprising defeat
Of Illinois the game has taken on
new interest here. 1t is thought the
locals will have their hands full
Want Two Straight
Wisconsin is the only team that
Purdue was able to defeat on a for
eign floor this season, and as Purdue
has broken even with all of the other
teams it has played, with the excep-
ton of Michigan, which it defeated
once, Coach Lambert's quintet hopes
to make it two straight over the
Badgers. The second Michigan game,
scheduled for Monday Of this week,
was called off.
"a Purdue's regular lineup will start
NE game Thursday night, including
rfIarmeson and Spradling at for
wards; Cramer at center and Rob-
bins and Captain Wellman at the
guard positions. A victory in the
contest will, assure Purdue a finish
ing place UP with the leaders in the
conference race this year, and in the
first division
Last Game
Robbins and Captain Wellman will
be playing their last basketball game
in an Old Gold and Black uniform,
and may be depended upon to give
their best. Both men have been out
standing figures in Conference
basketball for the past three years,
and their loss will be keenly felt by
Coach Lambert next season.
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LOCALS FALL
South Side Turner's Lose by
One Point in Meet.
BIZ Times Special J,

BIZ Times Special
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. March IL.
Indianapolis South Side Turner's
We're defeated by a score Of 40 to
SO by Denver Boilers here Tuesday
night in the National A A. u
basketball tournament. The score
was close throughout the game.
Other results:
Emporia state Teachers College
Emporia, Kan, Al: Tennessee Nor
pal Murfreesboro, Tenn, 2S, LON
trd College cfalesburg, ILL.,. Al
&Halstead A. c., Halstead,s Kan, SO
The Pastime Boat Club. Louisville
KY, 303- Parsons Junior College
Parsons. Kan. "a. Dixie Independ
ents, Hartford. Conn, 81; Plat Col
lege, st. Joseph, Mo-, is.
The games today include:
Lombard College, VS.. Denver Boost
ers, and Olympic Club, San Fran
cisco, vs.. Monon A. c., Lafayette
Ind. .nt
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INDIANS PREPARE FOR
FIRST EXHIBITION GAME
Cleveland Americans at Plant City Chrstenbury
and Clarke Not Yet Signed Thompson ImpresSes.
BY EDDIE ASH
vTin,as Sn<,rfS raditor

PLANT CITY, Fla. March 11-Manager Owne Bush to-
day started heavy preparations for the Indians opening
Of the spring exhibition program Friday when the Cleveland
changed his mind about the starting pitchers for Indianapolis
and undecided regarding the wrers who appear
first struggle
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CHAMP MUM
Dempsey Makes No Official
Reply to Commits
sion.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 11.--Failing
to receive a reply from Jack Demp-
sey in answer to the request that he
accept or reject the challenge OF
Harry Wills, the New York boxing
commission postponed further action
at its regular meeting Tuesday.
1--WE assume that Dempsey wants
10 take advantage of the fifteen day
clause in the rules" James A. Far
ley. chairman Of the commission,
said.
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TRACK MEET
Big Ten ThinIy CIads in Com
petition Saturday.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, March 11.-Wis-
consin and Michigan are held as
favorites in the Big Ten Conference
indoor track and field championships
which are to be held in Patten gym
nasium Saturday night.
Illinois, FOR the first line in years,
is not the favorite. but is said to
have an outside chance to win. Ohio
State. Northwestern and Chicago
have stars who may be counted on
for. first places.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11

Manual Indoor Track Meet
at 'Y' Thursday.

The annual inter-class track meet
of Manual high school will be held
Thursday at p. m. at the M. c. A.
Senior track men will run against
underclassmen. Underclassmen won
in four of seven similar contests.
These meets have uncovered new
material and helped Coach Morrison
to get line on his men. Funds
are used for the track squad.
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NO WEIGHT ARGUMENTS
Matsuda and Fishbaugh Tip Scales
at Same Notch.

Unlike tho wrestling match staged
last week between Jack Reynolds
and Tommy Record, in which there
was a question of weight differ
ences, the bout to be staged be-
tween Matty Matsuda, of Japan.
and Leslie Fishbaugh, of Newark,
Ohio, at the Broadway Theater
Thursday night will find the two
star grapplers facing each other on
practically the same weight terms.
Matsuda and Eishbaugh weigh
approximately 144 pounds each
when In good trim and both have
reported that they are ready. The
winner has been promised match
with Tommy Record, who defeated
Reynolds two falls IN three at the
weekly show last Thursday.
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SECOND ROUND TONIGHT
Invitational Tourney Finals to Be
Played Saturday

Second round in the invitational
net tourney will end tonight at
Second Baptist Church gymnasium.
Pairings for tonight: Atkins
Athletes VS.. Lutheran Redeemers;
st. Anthony Y. P. C.s VS.. Edwin
Ray Juniors; Eagle A. c. VS.. Hoosier
Central; Lauter Al[Stars VS.. Turner
Seconds.
Hoosier Dixie, Real SILK. and St.
Matthew Lutheran girls teams will
play curtain raisers in the semi
finals Thursday night and the finals.
Saturday night at the Y. M. c. A
Tuesday results: EN- Roe Juniors. 1s;
Indianapolis Roamers. 16. Morris st. M.
Celts. %; Indianapolis Turks %. Red
Hawks, %; South Side Chums. is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11
DIP PLANNED MONDAY

The swimming pool of the new
Elks Club at st. Clair and Meridian
SITS, will be open to Ell1s and their
families next Monday.
Melville Carr, director Of athletics,
is putting the finishing touches on
the athletic department in prepare
ton 70 rthe opening. The formal
dedication of the pool will come at
a later date.
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cELTICS VS.. FIT. WAYNE
X. C.s To Play New York Net Team
At Richmond.

BH Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind. March 1.-THE
Worlds Champion New York Celtics
and Ft. Wayne. X. of G. meet at the
Earlham indoor field at Richmond
next Friday night. This attrac-
ton falls on the night before the
high school regional at Richmond
and in view of this fact. visiting
fans will be able to see the Cehic-K.
of C. game by arriving in Richmond
Friday evening.
Reserved seats may be obtained
by writing to Bob Reid, The Pallar
dunn, Richmond, Ind
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A Nice Quiet
Party

BIZ United Press
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
March 11.-v"Whenever they start
riding IN with their spikes Up
around your knees, they aren't
playing funnies," Grover Hartley,
veteran Giant catcher, who was
spiked by Sam Rice In the first
game against the Washington
Senators, said after the game.
The Giants won to I. The
Senators claimed that Heinie
Groh was roughing at third base.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11
LOCAL GOLFERS HIGH

Bg Times Special
HOLLYWOOD, Fla, March H.
Two Indianapolis golfers finished
near the top Tuesday in the I'M
official Florida amateur southpaw
championship here.
Fred Meyer placed fourth with his
card Of SO. while Joe Kelly, sports
director here, was fifth with 81. The
winner was Jimmy West Of Atlanta,
with 43-36-79
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ONE ROUND HIGHER

w Times Special
PALM BEACH, Fla, March H.
Fritz Bastian Of Indianapolis. Tues
day advanced to the fourth round in
the mems Florida Championship ten
mis- singles as the result of his vic
tory over v. G. Arguimbeau. of New
York.
The Indiana star won in straight
sets, by SO, 60. William T lden, Ma
tional champion, is also in the
fourth round, along with G. Carlton
Shafer, Philadelphia veteran.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11
Rockies Shine

CATALINA ISLAND. Cal.-Cub
pitchers got real workout Tues
day and rockies looked better than
the Bruin regulars. Dick Morgan
and Jim Brett did better work
than Sheriff Blake and Elmer ia
cobs, who were on the roster last
season. Due to a sore arm, Jacobs
passed four men in the sixth frame
and lost the game for his team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11
ANOTHER ONE
RitoIa Smashes Record in
Cleveland Meet.

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND. Ohio. March IL
Paavo Nurmi wheeled of one and
three quarters miles here Tuesday
night without breaking any records.
Willie Ritola, however, held up the
Finnish reputation by nicking IL 1-5
seconds Off the world record for 81
miles. His time was 1858 2-5.
Ugo- Frigerio. Italian Olympic
champion walker, set new record
for $500 meter hike. making it in
1921 1-5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11
Knute Some
TaIker

BIZ United Press
WAUKESHA, Wis. March IL.
-"The spirit of university athlet-
les should be one of exIilaration,
not gloating in victory. and of
sportsmanship. not hatred, in de
feat" Knute ROcIxne, famous grid
coach, said here Tuesday.
Rockne declared that the main
precepts of successful athletics
were intelligence, inflnitesimal
fOrtitude, ambition and depend
ability.
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Short and Snappy

Bu United Press
NEW YORK, March 11.-Willie
Harmon, New York welterweight,
who is to meet Mickey Walker for
the championship in Newark on May
IS, knocked out Joe Saviola in | min
ute and 20 seconds of the first round.
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Tribe Gossip

R1LANT CITY, Fla,
March 11.-Jim Pierce,
Tribe trainer, is Ownie
Blsh's handy man in the
spring training camp. Pierce
played ball in many minor
leagues and also has helped
in the coaching Of the nine
at Purdue University. He
also has been a minor league
manager. Therefore, Bush
is able to call on Pierce to
help instruct Tribe rockies
when business becomes
pressing.
+ T. l.
Pierce is a typical minor league
veteran, and he is we'll posted on
snappy remarks and baseball side
lights. Fact of the matter. Jim
is a rare comedian. Wise cracks
cannot come too fast for Pierce,
and he keeps the rockies in good
humor when they are inclined to
droop in spirits.
4 i l.
Pierce keeps his eyes on the
athletes and quickly discerns
faults in players actions on the
field. He's an able lieutenant
for the peppery boss Of the Hoo
siers.
+ T. l.
Bis. John Thompson, the rookie south
paw from Argos. Ind. is being given
special attention by Bush, and Pierce.
Thompson weighed 225 the first day at
Plant City, and IL will be necessary for
! him to reduce that poundage II he de-
Stree TO travel in the A. A. He is a
good-natured boy. and is trying hard.
but fat and slowness handicap him.
IL IL l.
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DE Forest in New Job

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 11.-Jimmy
De Forest, veteran manager and
trainer, who prepared Jack Dempsey
for his fight against Jess Willard,
has been appointed mat CHI maker for
the Polo Grounds A. {.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11
High School Regional Tournaments
at Eight Centers Saturday to Cut
Field to Sixteen Survivors.
By vEDDER GARD

Sixtyfour basket sitting the world along
the regonas and then there will be sixteen That's in
she'll The of elimination by which the State high school
basketball champion is decided reaches the second stage
Saturday at eight centers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11
LOCALS WIN MILE RELAY
Butler Team Defeats Ohio Wesleyan
at Cleveland Meet.

Bu Times Special
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March IL
Ohio Wesleyan mile relay team was
defeated here Tuesday night by But
Ter team Of Indianapolis Butler won
In 3 minutes 1872 seconds on q
twelve-lap banked track.
Gray. Ham. Caraway and Phillips
ran for Butlex- Caraway's quarter
was the fastest.
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Barrett in outaeld

SHREVEPORT. LA.-BILL BAR
RETT. CHICAGo's CHAM PIoN
BALL-MUFFING SHORT STOP WILL
PLAY IN THE oUTFIELD THIS
YEAR. HE WAS GIVEN HIS CHOICE
OF POSITIONS BY MANAGER ED
DIE COLLINS TUESDAY AND
ELECTED his OWN JOB IN THE
CENTER GARDEN. BOB FALK AR
RIVED HERE TUESDAY AND IN
HIS FIRST TINE AT lat SOCKED
THE BALL OVER THE FENCE.
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IA II
When Owner Smith landed In
Plant City, he announced he
planned to walk to the ball park
and back each day. The park Is
a mile and a quarter from the
hotel. The first day the Tribe
president started the hike, two
motorists stopped him and Of
Tered lifts. He refused. A third
mctorist refused to take mo-
for an answer and Smiths walk
was ruined. The same thing hap
pened when Smith tried TO do
heeLand-toe back to the hotel.
Thereupon Smith annoupced,
'sThey won't let me get IN shape.
All bets are on" In three days
he gained four pounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11
Independent Baseball

The De MoIay baseball team will meet
at the EN- Roe store at 1880 p. m. Friday.
All members wishing to try out for the
team are asked to be present.
The Ideal Furnace baseball club will
meet Friday night at 1880 at 1924 South
eastern Ave. The following mon are re-
quested to attend this meeting: Cookie.
Cathcart. Burk. johnson, Riley. Fultz,
Newbolt Collins. Stokes. Hathaway. Scott
Green. Ralph Green. McClung. Henderson,
Lynch. Riggs. Jimmy Elliott. Gillum. All
others are welcome.
Sargent Gerke baseball club win meet at
p m. Thursday at 939 Lynn st. The
Bair Mike Williams. Bruce. Morgan. II.
McCool. Daily Wilson. McClain. j. Nc
Cool and all pitchers wishing to try out.
The Indianapolis Trojans will hold a
meeting Friday evening at 1859 Shelby st.
All those wishing tryouts should be pres
Werner at above address.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11
CHASTENED YANKS PUT
PEP IN TRAINING WORK
Contrast Startling as New York Players Hustle - Mill
Higgins Becomes Driving Tasknaster.
Miller

ST PETERSBURG Fla. March 1.-THE New York
Yankees have broken of their gait
formerly distinguished them the most pampered major league
ball club and now going at their work pace which
leaves the athletes and gasping
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11
WABASH STEPS ON GAS
Evansville Defeated in Closing
Game OF Season.

Game Of Season.
Bv Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March IL
Wabash College basketball team
gave Evansville College the first de-
feat on its home floor this season
here Tuesday night by a score of
So to 40. 1t was the last game of
the season for both teams.
Evansville trailed 80 to 20 at the
half. Robinson scored seven field
goals for Wabash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11
DIAMOND DUST FROM THE
TRAINING CAMPS

socks back into the Robin
clubhouse today. He had
signed a new three-year con-
tract for $47, 800.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Fla-'Herb
PennOc< will have to accept our terms
or get cut OF Baseball. We have given
him generous ihcrease In salary and
have been more than fair with him."
Col. Jacob Rupert. owner of the
New York Yankees said today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-11
CLEARWATER, Fla. -
Dazzy Vance, star pitcher of
the Brooklyn Robins, moved
his glove, bats and spare


ORLANDO, Fla. - Manager
Hendricks tipped his mitt on the
probable Red batting order for
the season when he put Critz at,
the top Of the batting order and
sent Pinelli to bat second. The
regulars Tuesday spanked the
colts. 5 to 2. Elmer Smith
cracked out three hits.
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Tuesday Basketban

Wabash. 90: Evansville. 40.
Princeton. 30: Dartmouth, 10.
Gettysburg. "a: Western Maryland 16.
Ohio University %: Wittenberg, "a.
University Of Cincinnati 81 Heidel-
berg. 20.
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Is GIVING THE HUGE
~ N5ST gsssr sEE SSss,E EAti
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AMUsEM ENTs
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The TT. Wayne regional is one big
question mark, as not a great deal Is
known about thu northern clubs in
that tournament.
Frankfort should have no trouble
in getting into the select sixteen at
the Frankfort regional. The other
winner there may be West Point.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-08
STYLISH Shoes
now MATCH
PET DOGS
Smart Partisan Women Have
Footgear in Harmony
With ''Pekes"
By ALICE, LANGELIER,
international News Service

PARIS, Oct. S.-Fashionable foot
wear will match the little dog one
leads, according to the latest hints
given out in Paris.
Already certain chic women have
chosen their fall toilettes In har'
Inony with their favorite canine
companions. At the recent dog
show in the Bots de Boulogne. one
of the smartest society events of
the season, Nine. Middleton was
wearing pumps in two shades OF
brown kid chosen to go with her
Charming little Pel1ingese.
Nine de Rivoir matched her
black and white Oxfords with her
wire-haired terrier and Mines Hen
riquet's white kid Oxfords trimmed
with gray lizard went very well
with her white and gray bulldog
"Verdun."
Wearing her heart on her shoe,
instead of on the customary sleeve,
has brought attention to Nine.
lie Ferret de Samart, who was
Miss Alma Waltrayers until Just
recently. In her honeymoon shoe
trunk" was an unusual pair In
dark brown kid with a heart cut
on the outer side Of the quarter
showing the high-colored hose be-
meath.
A stitched arrow in a lighter
shade OF silk appeared to pierce
The arrow. On the day Of her wed
ding she wore fairy.like mother'of'
pearl kid pumps with an opsn-
work bandeau fastened with a
rosebud button. The bridesmaids
had court shoes of autumn blonde
kid with enamel buckles, to matcn
their pink tulle frocks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-08
FIVE AIR MAIL
"FEEDER" BIDS
ACCEPTED
Contracts Awarded by 2. Q.
to Commercial Concerns.
Three Not Let

Contracts for five air mail
feeder routes" to the transconti-
mental routes now operated by the
Government were awarded by the
Postoffice Department yesterday to
private commercial companies.
There are eight of these feeder
routes in all, but contracts for three
were not let yesterday.
The contracts let and withheld
were as follows:
Boston to New York, via Hart
ford, Conn, and return: Colonial
Airiines Inc, Naugutuck, Conn.
4 Chicago to Birmingham, via In
dianapolis, Louisville, and Nash
Vile, and return: No award.
Chicago to st. Paul and Mime
appolfs, via La Crosse, Wis, and
return: No award.
Chicago to Dallas and Fort Worth,
via st. Joseph, Kansas City, and
Oklahoma City and return: National
Air Transport Inc, Chicago.
Chicago to st. Louis, via Spring
field, Ill.,, and return: Robertson Air
craft Corporation, st. Louis. Mo.
EIko to Pasco. Wash, via Boise.
Idaho, and return. Walter Varney,
San Francisco.
Salt Lake City to Los Angeles,
via Las Vegas. New. and return:
Western Air Express, Inc. Los
Angeles.
Seattle to Los Angeles. via Port
land, San Francisco and Fresno and
return: The bid of Vern e. Gorst
was taken under consideration.