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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
statesmen in other lines who can learn
bling income in Lee Heights. Washington's
fastest selling subdivision: training and as
distance given beginners.
Call at 1905 New York ave. and ask for
Mr.. Upton; -
1905 New York Ave. Main las.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen.
Start the New Year right: We have the
Gnest real estate proposition around Wash
tREton. Investment will prove it. We now
lave statesmen earning $50, 600 per year II
you can only start with your spare time you
VR3l soon earn and learn enough TO devote
&an slime Call al 2l2 Southern Bldg. be-
Tween 40 and 30
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Studebaker 1926 Standard


feet. tires and upholstery excellent. fully
equipped and priced reasonably: small cash
payment. S4S per month.
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HEIP--MALE.

ASSISTANT JANTTOR at the sherman APT
9Th and L SITS. NV; salary S0o "i"'s"
must have reference. - ----------
BOY with wheel in real estate ONCE ss1Ii5
So week to start must he active aiel wl'is,, ~
to work Address in own handwfluns silH a
state whether employed or whom you nA1 y
previously worked for. Address Box lo''D'
Star Office
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

REAL BABY CHICK ARGATNs-Reds.
Rocks. Leghorns. Wyandottes. OrpinEtops.
AncQnas, Every breeder purebTed and in
dividually inspected and selected for health
and high egg production. Write for eata-
logue, stating variety and number you de
sire. MassHnuttcn Farms Hatchery, Box
33i NJ Harrsonburg. Va.
BABY CHICKS. Rocks and Reds; early
chicks make Winter, LAYERS order now
Caogswelrrs Poultry, Farm. Ballston. Va
Baby Chicks-Custom Matching.
ION THE HILL"
POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY.
J d FERGUSON
r. + D & Rockville Md Phone Kens. $50
Chicks ready every Tuesday during season
Barred Rocks. White Rocks and II. J. Reds
] Sc each: LeghOrns I Sc. Others on request
Also representing the JAMES MIG. co.
Incubators. brooder stoves, poultry equipment
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BOOKKFFPER. thoroughly experience. I"
operate Burroughs bookkeeping machIne
Report between 3 and pm, 1873 Pehha
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FORD SEDAN.

1927-type Sedan. Duco paint, run around
. 900 miles. Just like new with all extras:
buy this and save depreciation. Owner
See Mr.. Cats. Lincoln salesroom. 1882
Connecticut ave. NV. Phone Main 1850.
DON'T WAIT"
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

-
WANT TO GET INTO SOMETHING WORTH
while. with good salary, pleasant duties and
sap.o proportion? Take up radio lass l ~, .
clubs. apartments, institutions, schools, col
reyes tea rooms, restaurants. cateterias
creasne daily Every cry day opening in b. G..
florida. al States. for manaEers. asst
m ,i. hostesses: housekeepers; account
ants. room clerks, stewards and other execu-
tycs. Night classes now forming. Class
limited limited Enroll early Prepare in few short
tiles Open $40 am ITO to 3 pm. LEWIS
HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS, Pennsylvania
S 1NoT s5 x Sa An {orR P Pa9S9t 2 2f
school" ANOTHER: u weeks day school. now
nllaced in the best nositlons in the city, New
ScH6o n"E sss sr'ms E MAR Ssss' Br hP g.
where the students progress is assured
through CAPABLE personal instruction IN the
actual performances of every phase OF the
work For particulars in detail. address
STUDIO. 922 10Th st. NV. 81
MARCEL WAVING AND BEAUTY Gull
ture Mr.. Charles has Just returned from
eutting lessons Day and evening classes
513I.
THOSE WITH UNDEvELOPED TALENT
Ior drawing. large studio offers unusual Op-
portunitv for practical training evenings;
will interview only those desirous of max
ing commercial art their profession. Adj
dress BOX 447-Z. Star once.
LARGE FINANCIAL CONCERN WILL
open course of instruction for those inter
ested o: experienced in selling az career:
particulars IN request Address Box lS0-X.
Star Office
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT BY EXPERT
enced men instructors: expert lady instructor
tlcensed) permit and parking especially
saostaruon guaranteed. CONOVER. 212S
h ST. NV. West 306S. rs"
EASY TO LEARN-FASCINATING SHORT
course telephone switchboard operating
terms reasonable. TELEPHONE SCHOOL.
Oxford BLDG. 4th st. bet. n Y. ave. and H.
PROFESSIONAL TEACHER: PRIVATE LES
sons by appointment: marcel. finger waving.
permanent waving. facials. m anicure. NJ. $3.50,
TUTORING. COACHING BY YALE GRADU-
ate IN mathematics Through calculusl. also
hookktepins in 10 Lessons. Buchslter.
Franklin 1915. 20'
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. PARKING AND
nernits: cars furnished. Call FOSTER fOld
Reliable Instructor Franklin 1857. 21s
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. EXPE-
rlenced instructors; satisfaction insured:
White chauffeurs furnished. Call Line. 50.
AUCTION BRIDGE CLAssES-COACdIN
MAIZE BUIE. The Farnsboro.
North 1S3S Ant A0H avaninCa faoAa
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WARDMAN
OFFERS
WARRANTED
USEDEARS.

Here you will find the car you
want at the pricelyou can afford
to pay.
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CANVAsSER. experienced with small car
salary and commission to the rlch' mHh
A0nIv ~12 18th ST. nv.
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C0TORFD MAN. elderly. TO assist with hres
in apt room board and moderate hsi o sstskI
"a and Adams Min rd. Ask for e., ;
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ROYS under to learn trombone aha par a.;
tone horn in boys band: instrnmehsa ="
nshed free Call AT GO = st s.". -
BOY. white. neat energetic. for hEh' tSc'"''
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HEkP--DOMESTIC.

HEkP--DOMESTIC.
COOK and butler--Boardlns hSuse; prefer
man and wife: stay nights; experience and
reference required. Apt. 202 1400 Fair
COOK AND HOUsEWORK, email family: no
R..R..S: :sss nights half block cars Phone
Tonine Appy sIol WoodsS 70 I'd. H ni~, or
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, neat and re.
liable; etay nights; bring reference. 1928
Buchanan At. NV. Phone Columbia 1886
GIRL. young. white. TO care for small apt.
and cook breakfasts. Address Box lob,
star ONCE 10
GIRL for general housework: references:
wages, $50 per month. 1893 Spring I'd. n w
GIRL for general housswoFk: references re-.
ouired: stay niEhts 14l3 Delaf1eld pl, NV.
HOUSEKEEPER---Middle age white woman.
sjafssg q .,. enc Ot family. Telephone 4aS.ms
HOUSEKEEPKR, white for home OF widow
eve rye are In reply. xddrsss Box I3b-B. Star
WHITE COUPLE: faTnaos man. women %
box t64-B. Star otfice.
LADY. neat. coiored. 10 take fun charge Of
2-yesr-old boy: Pot. 1925:
WOMAN, white, capable and willing. for
general housework one wanting q comfort
able home more than large salary. Address
Box 145-B. Star office.
WOMAN to do general homework for . in
ant: must be fret-class references; time of
xpt. 81. keoi istb 80 o~ll 1l1es q
1ptsin asafInGi r1kSsascsstsa - ssseS Z 4
1b1ookaH0x EatonaA& Aby
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Nash Special 1926 2-Door
Sedan.

Only run a few thousand miles: original
finish perfect: tires and upholstery excellent .
this car is fully guaranteed: small cash pay
ment, S4S per month.
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CLOTHING SALESMAN -
WE HAVE. AN UNUSUAL
OPENING FOR A HIGH
GRADE SALESMAN THOR
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED
IN MEMS CLOTHING. THE
POSITION IS PERMANENT
AND THE WORKING CON
DITION IS EXCELLENT.
CONFIDENTIAL IF DE-
SIRED. EISEMAN'S, 9TH &
Z SITS.
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WANTED
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.

building firm of reputation intends in
cressing its selling force. Improved business
demands il.
We offer our statesmen an unusual Eelec-
ton of well built and Saleable houses in
desirable locations.
A salesman in this ONCE can rely on a
full quota of prospects.
salesman IN this Office receives the
maximum help from our organization. we'll
known for its efficiency.
II you industrious and alert and
anxious. for success in the real estate busi.
ness. YOU make a profitable connection
with this office at the present time.
AGSraaa Row fR@- nffipa
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Buick Master Sedan (Late).
Newly Dueoed Buckingham gray; prae-
tically new tires: fully equipped; bumpers
front. bumpers on rear; motor meter and
sacrifice. S43 per month and a small cash
payment.
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SATFSPEOPTF.

THE HEIGHT CO. requires tha
services of several men and women to
act in selling capacity. Apply be-
tween 9 80 and . ~. and 2 to
pm. 10 Mr.. G. G. Rabbit House
furnishings Department. Bird floor.
TIE HECHT CO = At Al eth
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PIANO-Unusuai opportunity to get an
old but good. large, Decker upright; 500.
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ESSEN COACH 1877. steel body aud has
ali the equipment: ear in perfect condition
and very good buy at $500 terms. Mr..
RradblIrv Col 242q or Main 1858.
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I PIANOS-Stieff Steinway and a number of
| other used pianos in grands and upright.
| at bargain prices Chas. M. Stief. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-19

Our prices are generally rec-
ognized as the most reasonable
in Washington. Many under
the Blue Book appraisal.
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PIANOS-We are offering special reduc-
lions on new and used Grands and Uprghts
for the holidays. Grssnnds as 10y as 1913;
| Uprights for rent Pianos taken in ex-
change on victrolas. Hugo Worch. ITO G..
Est 1879
Nogales international., 1927-12-09
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WHAT COOPERATION ACCOMPLISHED

Forty. fifty or more years ago when our Tore
fathers were busily engaged in the task OF trans
forming wilderness into the civilized and nappy ao
that is ours today the spirit of cooperation relgned
supreme
Old timers will often tell You about it, and about
how happy they were in those days. When the ne"
settler was ready to erect his house or nelg
hors from miles around assembled and mace snort
work of the Job When threshing time came on, all
Ihe men in the community banded together ana
he,ned each other. We have all heard OF htasklng
hees and wood chopping bees. And most OF us agree
that that was really the golden age Of cooperation IN
this country.
As result of this spirit and the hardihood OF the
men who settled this nation we have passed from
simple pioneer community into complex modern So
cietv within the lifetime Of single man. The amaz
no n1ogress made in this country is one OF the great
st Of all phenomena Of history.
Ittook other nations ages to develop high c1vlza-
SONS and fine cultures It took ours but few gen
traions We believe that the cooperative spirit that
ruled the lives Of our forefathers is largely res
ponsible. si
This is WHY the editor feels that there is no limit
10 what might he accomplished here in Nogaes if our
citizens would imbbe of that spirit
that made for the notable accomplishments OF our
predecessors.
FORGET the netty grievance the prejudice, or envy
OH hold toward other active citizens in the com1n
" Work ardently with those who are striving to
make Nogales better and finer town in which to
i've: and notable and worthwhile accomplishment
will be the result as it always has been the result OF
cooperative effort.
Nogales international., 1927-12-09
USE THE PAPERS

Fred E. Erickson public utility man, declared
IN speech delivered before group of his colleagues
in Milwaukee recentlv:
'Use more newspaper advertising. The news
napers are universal in their appeal They are
thoroughly read by everyone. The women particular
ly read the advertisements with much interest as
they read the news for advertisements are shopplne
news telling the housewife how to make her budget
go farther"
You said mouthfull, Mr. Erickson. Every
editor knows that his women readers interest
ed in the advertisements in his own exciting news
stories and editorials
Much as we hate to make the admission, we &C
feel sometimes that our local merchants here in No
gales provide the most interesting news that appears
in the columns of the international.
Nogales international., 1927-12-09
Waut-Ads

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
Make $50 to $100 a week-learn
at home in spare time. We will
help you open your own shop
write for FREE beauty book.
Marsay School of Beauty Culture.
219 w. Chicago Ave-, Chicago,
Dept. $50.
WANTED-A waitress. King Cafe.
Grand Ave. (11-11- tf)
For Sale-Three burner gaso.
line stove. Address Bin 1921,
Nogales, Ariz. {7-29 At)
Men 10 IS, Railway Mail Clark
positions. Bic salary commence.
Experience unnecessary. Wvife
George Robbins, for free par
ticulars about instruction for this
examination. 7N1P Burehsll Dlag-
Nogales international., 1927-12-09
ARE YOU THE MISSING CYLINDER

How exhilerating it is to drive perfectly tuned
motor car What wonderful feeling Of power it
gives one to feel that magnificent motor quietly lift
one over the hills and heavy grades ahead.
Likewise how thrilling it is to work in COM
munity in which everything is in perfect adjustment
How elated we became while engaged in any COM
nity enterprises when everyone is contributing his
share to the job
On che contrary how exasperatng it is to drive
your car when cylinder is sputtering and missing;
and how unpleasant it is to try to accomplish anything
Nogales international., 1927-12-09

this:
$50 this century plant win
bloom every hundred years, you
say?"
eyes, madam"
"Are you absolutely sure"
"Well if it doesn't just bring it
back and we'll give you another
one." ae,4s
Mabel: "I've lost 200 pounds
since I saw you last"
Hazel: whats that? Impos-
siblew
Mabel: eyes. my husband left
me-"
Harry Farrior says some poiiti-
clans ought to- be taking part in
these long distance flights--they
are the greatest gas bags that have
ever been invented.
Money talks, especially loud to
the man who marries 1t,
"Joncs died and left everything
to an orphans home"
"Did he leave much?"
eyes, eight children"
Virgil Walker says that too
many women motorists believe in
that old scriptural admonition:
"Let not thy right hand know what
they left hand doeth."
Chicago politicians have started
some new agitation for subway
In spite Of the fact that the city
. has a pretty large underworld as
it is.
Arthur Page says that some
people are so dumb that they think
steel wool comes from sheep that
have been raised in the iron coun-
Nogales international., 1927-12-09
WHAT CONSTITUTES NEWS

Editors who experience diff
Guilty in getting their readers to
send in news items might try the
method employed by the Xenia
(Ohio) Home Weekly.
Here is the way that paper
puts it:
IF ANYONE HAS
Killed a pig,
Shot his wife,
Got married,
Borrowed a stamp,
Made a speech,
Robbed a bank,
Sold a dog,
Lost his wallet,
Gone fishing,
Committed suicide,
Drowned cat,
Been away,
Come back home,
Taken vacation,
Got licked,
Made a bet,
Lost it.
IT'S NEWS
Send it to the Editor.
Nogales international., 1927-12-09
DRO WW7ES''
.DROWSLNGS.
Contributed

Dear Brownie:-The other day
/ says my old overcoat would do
far another season. The Mrs.
says, No, if you went to a dog fight
they would take you for one Of the
contestants. Well we argued for
while and then compromised. I
says I'll pick it out myself. She
says, No you never had any taste,
anyhow. We finally found one at.
Carpena's that was fine. She agre-
ed, but says there's thirty more
coats here we've got to see first.
Well after I'd tried on coats until
/ got muscle bound in the should
ers, she couldn't decide at all, and
so we went out of town. We found
one in store in Tucson that was
good bargain, I thought. It only
cost about a third more than il
would here. The clerk says ali
right, you can have it for $75; but
it will take a couple Of days to get
that right shoulder raised. That's
pretty good speed,says It'll take
ne loAga~ than that to raise the
necessary bucks. So finally got
it on the installment plan. I'm
glad / did. It's going to be an in.
teresting race this winter: "Will
the installments be paid before the
coat wears out?
Yours,
Duko.
Nogales international., 1927-12-09
Salesmanship

Salesmanshtp
"Shine your shoes, m ster?"
mo time, sonny"
"Well to start the day right I'll
do one for nothing"
"All right, go ahead"
"There how does that shoe look,
boss?"
"Fine."
"Well for Is cents I'll do the
other one."
Nogales international., 1927-12-09

Arthur Page says that some
people are so dumb that they think
steel wool comes from sheep that
have been raised in the iron coun-
Nogales international., 1927-12-09
TRUTH IN ADVERTISING

Prospective Roomer-"But you
advertised bed-sitting room"
Landlady-"Oertainly, this is
it."
well, l see the bed but where
Is the sitting room?"
"On the bed"
Nogales international., 1927-12-09
try y

"Come on now, you dead Ones"
cried the movie director, put
more life into that death scene."
Nogales international., 1927-12-09
Aee.t/LNc;d GgzQzzgz


for the community when of it's citizens absolute
y refuse to work with the Others In other words it
as impossible to scale the high hills the road Of
progress with few citizens knocking it is for a
motor car to scale the rocky mountains with or
more cylinders missing. =as i
Judging by appearances, we imagine that mol
politician is going to about the silk stocking
vote today
One Of the best sign posts directing one to sue.
cess in life reads "Keep your mind open and your
mouth shut"
Planks in some political platforms must be made
If slippery elm, overheard of our local citzens
-emark the othe1sday.
Before you buy speculative STOCK investigate
thoroughly. Ask your banker about it, think it over
for a few days, and then don't buy
Nogales international., 1927-12-09
Absolute Guarantee

We believe that E. A. VESSEL
local florist, is one cf the best
statesmen in the city. While in his
shop the other day, we overheard
Nogales international., 1927-12-09
Reduced Prices
Badger Tires

The following are only few Of the sizes we
have in stock:
Ox31s Clincher Badger Cord Regulars $50
30x3R Clincher Badger Cord Commercial
ply----------------~$13.35
ix4 Straight wall Badger Cord $14.65
32x4 Straight wall Badger Cord d---$15.45
33x4 Straight wall Badger Cord--~---~-$16.25
33x41s Straight wall Badger Cord~--~--.--$$21.86
33x5 Straight wall Badger Cord~--------- $20.6S
3Ox5 Straight wall Badger Cord
Commercial ----------- $31.65
29x440 Straight wall Badger Balloon $10.SO
31x525 Straight wall Badger Balloon $$17.55
30x3k Clincher Beaver Fabric-----,---~-$665
3Ox3h Clincher Beaver Cord Reg. ----~~-----47.2O
30x3a Clincher Beaver Cord O.S. ---~--~----$K95
29x440 Beaver Balloon = ~-~-------.--.-~-~---&0.05
Roy & Titcomb, Inc.
Auto Accessories Department Morley Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29
COVERING
BY SHORTS KEEPS
DELIVERY STRONG
Buying Sufficient to Widen
May Spread-No Basis
for Corn Opinions.
Rn United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April 29.-Heavy cover
ing by shorts in May wheat the last
few days has kept that delivery
strong, their buying being Of
sufficient volume to widen the spread
from pa TO sc for the May. Opening
quotations OF the Chicago Board of
Trade today were Il to5sc higher
than yesterdays close. Liverpool
came about as expected and there
was no material change in weather
conditions over the belt. The trade
is rather bullish on the large ex-
port business.
The corn situation apparently has
not been clarified by recent heavy
buying Of May against sales Of July.
There is still nothing definite on
which to base opinion as to probable
volume Of deliveries, or their dis
position afterwards. Prices opened
unchanged TO l4c higher than the
previous close.
Oats opened unchanged to sc
lower than Thursdays close. If re-
cent reports are true, exporters have
taken more oats this week than
were cleared the past four months.
Provisions opened higher.
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Commission Row
PRICE TO RETAILERS
FRUITS

T., Appl!es;-Boxx .apples-wiinesaps So IS %
81 DeljeiOps: So Extra T fancy barrel ap.
sppesIBsldSins 49, Ss 53 Ben ancS D DaTIe
$3.50; I Basket ct, apples t40-lb. basket =
s IS aS s W. Wi e S175; wasners.
Bananas (jobbing price,-4G5c lb.
Lemons-California, S425.
Oranges-Florida Valencias. $4,000
80 crate; California navels extra fancy.
$40 az fancy. "a 20 a 500;
Observation-Disclosures and Louisiana
$5.50@6 24-qt. case.
VEGETABLES
Asparagus---Georgia crate, sac;
Beans-Texas stringless. S3@3.5o per
hamper.
Brussels sprouts-Fancy California. soc
Caabbbage-New Texas, sbc h.: Missis-
aplitiowerICrate, S2.75.
Celery-Florida,. 3 and 4-doz. crate, S3
@3.75 Mammoth (washed). 81 1.25
Corn--Texas So bu.
Cucumbers-5Hothouse, g doz. 1925.
Eggplant-Florida, 81 .50@2 doz.
RaieMH. c. $n.7b b bb1:s c To-
LettucseTEFlceberg. crt.. So; H. G. hot
Mangoes-Fiorida peppers. So csate;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. liz lbs.
Onions = New Texas. SO; Texas
whites, $3.50 crate; H. G. green. 45c doz.
Onion Sets-Yellow. per bushel, So. so;
Red. per bushel, $2.75; Whites, per busbel.
$a.25: Texas Bermudas, per 5000 plants,
Parsley-7H. g.. soc per bunch; south
Peas~Mississippi. 1925 hamper.
10 Pootat9es-Miehigan whites 15o. lbs,
Bed River oohiSs. 80 lbs. 1875; Idaho
Russets. 100 lbs. 1915 Idaho bakers.
new Florida. $3.50 $3.50.
Hadishes-Southern long reds, CSC; hot
house buttons, $I.15.
Rhubarb-H. G.. soc doz.
Root egetables-Turnips, bu. 81 so I;
parsnips. bu.. $1.25; carrots. California, 5
doz;. So; Louisiana, bu.. So; Louisiana
beets. 50 bu.~
Seed potatoes-;Maine cobblers, $50 lms
So; Red River Early Ohios 100 lbs.
3.75; Rural New. Yorks.- $50 lbs. 1878
Spinach-Texas 81 80 bu.
Sweet potatoes--Indiana Jerseys. bu..
So: Nancy Halls, 81 rs per hamper.
Seed Sweet Potatoes-Yellow Jerseys.
Tomatoes--Sixhasket crt- S8@h
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29
Fat Acosta Quits
in Paris Flight

BIZ United Press
p NEW YORK, April 29.-Sixty
pounds of fat today stood between
Bert Acosta, veteran airmail pilot,
and a chance at lasting fame in a
New York to Paris nonstop flight.
He has withdrawn as a candidate
for the honor Of plotting the Bel
lanca monoplane, Columbia, on its
attempt to span the Atlantic be-
cause he weighs sixty pounds more
than Clarence Chamberlin, his COM
petitor for pilot.
The extra pound might mean the
difference between success and fail
ure in the flight, Acosta pointed out
in a letter to Charles A. Levine,
chairman Of the board of the Column
bia Aircraft Corporation, which
owns the plane. His withdrawal
definitely determined that Chamber
lin and Lloyd Bertaud, navigator,
will be in the little plane when it
takes off in a few days for Paris.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29

Sarnoff, vice president and general
manager of the Redo Corporation Of
America, in an address Thursday be-
fore students and faculty of the
Syracuse University.
1T is difficult to understand how
a brilliant mind that could fore
see so many modern inventions could
have reached such extraordinary
conclusions about radio" Sarnoif
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29

u to 1861, while other industrial
leaders gave ground proportionately.
However, q number of issues dis
played strength, including Bangor &
Aroosstock, which mounted to a fur
Their record high at 941a, up 21s
from the previous close.
Banks called about $25, 100000
loans in the late morning due to
weekend requirements simulta-
neous with preparations for May l
settlements. These Withdrawals
caused the demand rate to tighten to
AZ per cent after renewals had been
arranged at 4 per cent.
In the face of this stiffening, how
ever, rallying tendencies in the main
body of stocks gained greater vigor
around noon.
General Motors rebounded TO
1888, up points from its low and
United States Steel to 1878, up
1ss.