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in Washington will 60 to her Newport
home for the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Jackson. who are
passing few days at the Willard, where
they have Just arrived from their home
in Los Angeles. were luncheon guests
yesterday at the White House of PreSi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge. Today they
we're entertained at luncheon by Rep
resentative Lowrey of Mississippi
Mrs. Samuel M. Meek has Cancelled
all social engagements because of seri-
Gus illness. She is in her home at 1902
Monroe street.
Mrs. Frank Barrows F'reyer will he at
home to members of the board of trus
tees of George Washington University
and their wives, members of the facul-
ties and their wives and members of the
Columbian Women Sunday afternoon
from 4 to 7 o'clock, in her home at 1771
Massachusetts avenue. to view her rare
exhibit of paintings and objects Of art
representing the Spanish renaissance Of
the colonial period in Peru.
DR.. and Mrs. K. j. Schumann of New
Orleans are at the Grace Dodge Hotel
DR.. Schumann is attending the conven-
ton OF physicians being held here.
Mrs. Stephenson Scott will motor to-
morrow to Bryn Mawr to attend the
Elizabeth May fete which will be given
by the college. She will be accompanied
by a party of friends, and will return
to her apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel Sunday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. ODonoehue
entertained at dinner Wednesday eve
ming, when their guests were the charge
daffaircs of Panama and Sonora de
Chevalier, Mrs. Carr wife of Col D. J
Carr, Maj. and Mrs. Edward Conger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Milne Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hood and Mr.. Daniel w
O'Donoghue. ir.
Mrs ODonoghue was hostess at
luncheon and bridge earlier in the week
for Mrs. Stafford. wife of Capt Hermon
F. Stafford. entertaining a company OF
"a at the Chevy Chase Club.
Mrs. John w. Du Bois Gould of New
York is at the Grace Dodge Hotel for
week or more With her are Miss Eve
lyn Gould and John T. Gould
Mrs Josephine Griffith will sail today
for Europe. She will join her son. Mai
Sanford Griffith. who resides in Paris
Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. K Steele expect
to attend the art exposition in Spain
and in Venice after that They will
spend the first of the Winter in Rome.
Italy. Later Mrs. Griffith expects to
again visit Palestine and Egypt. where
she was three Winters ago. to see more
recent excavations
Mrs Griff1th has been speaking ofteh
the past two years In various organiza-
tions mere on the historic and art sub
iects which she has seen and studied
much.
Mrs Charles H. Mckee of Pittsburgh
Continued on Nineteenth Page)
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SOCIETY
Mrs Coolidge, Mrs. Dawes and Cabinet
Hostesses Attend Breakfast of
Congressional Club,

Henry Wilder KeyeS, Senator and Mrs
Peter Goelet Gerry. Representative
stephen G. Porter and the director gem
eral OF the Pan American Union.
The Ambassador Of Italy and Nobil
Dorna Antonietta de Martino gave a
dinner party last evening, when their
guests were the Ambassador of Great
Britain and9adv Isabella Howard. Sem
ator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard. the
commissioner of education and Mrs
Allen G. Robertson, DR.. and Mrs, Ver-
non Kellogg. Prof and Signora Cas-
tellani. Signorina Castellani Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w Gunther and the second
counselor and Signora Catalani. the
military attache Gen. villa: the naval
attache ana Signora LsiS and the air
sttache, Comdr Scsroni all of the
italian embassy staff.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Princess de Ligne and Princess Eliza
beth de Ljgne have returned to Wash
inSton after having spent few days
in Old Point Comfort, Va
The Minister Of the Netherlands and
Nine van Royen Will entertain a small
company at dinner this evening at the
legation 10 meet Miss Alice Van Rens-
Selaer OF New York who is their house
guest.
Senator Bronson NJ. Cutting Of New
Mexico has as his guest at the Ward
man Park Hotel for few DAYS Mr.. J.
NJ. Baca Of Santa Fe. MIR. Baca was
formerly State commander Of the Amer
lean Legion.
Senator A. H Vsnderberg of Michi-
gan has returned TO his apartment at
the willard after having spent several
days at his home in Grand Rapids,
Mrs. ROYAL S. Copeland will leave This
evening for New York To attend the
candle light breakfast which the Mo-
Zart Society of New York viii give at
the Hotel Astor tomorrow Both Sena-
tor and Mrs. Copeland. as well as Sem
ator and Mrs. Edwards. have been in
Vited 10 attend the breakfast. which is
an annual affair. as guests OF honor.
Representative and Mrs. Maurice H.
Thatcher will have as their guest their
niece, Miss Prue Mason OF Frankfort.
Ky. who will arrive Sunday. Miss Ma
son viii also visit Mrs. Frank c. Henry
in her home on Belmont road while in
Washington.
Representative and Mrs. Adam NJ.
Wyant and their daughter, Miss Anne
Wyant, motored 10 Naval Base. at
hampton Roads. where they will spend
the week end with Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Robert E Coontz
Mrs Reed. wife of Representative
Daniel A. Reed, will entertain al lunch
con Tuesday in the presidential suite
Of the Willard Hotel
The United States Minister TO Ru-
mania, Mr.. William S. CulbertSon. has
Joined Mrs. CulbertSon and their chill
dren in their home at 2i2 MARYLAND
avenue northeast for several months
leave.
The military attache OF the French
embassy. Brig, Gen. George A. L. Du-
mont, entertained at luncheon yesterday
IN the presidential dining room of the
Mayf1ower. His guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. O. H. Bowman and MIR. and Mrs.
Max Golfer of Detroit, Mrs L. Hoover of
Washington and Mr. CASTOR Giraud
who Is the commercial attache for
French Indo China in San Francisco.
The chairman Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission and Mrs. Johnston
3 Campbell and their children have
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moved into the house at 1902 Quesada
street. Chevy Chase.
The deputy First Assistant PoStmas-
ter General and Mrs. Charles F. Trot-
ter have as their guest their daughter,
Mrs Samuel II. Baker of Philadelphia.
who will spend week with them.
The commissioner of immigration and
Mrs. Harry E. Hull have had as their
guest at the Wardman Park Hotel for
the week Mrs. Hull's brother. DR.. r. r.
Gittins of Sioux City. Iowa. who was
attending the american Congress of
Physicians and Surgeons. DR.. Gittins
Will return to Iowa tomorrow and will
be accompanied by his mother. Mrs T.
E. Gittins, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Hull for several weeks.
Or. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson
have as guest in their apartment at
2633 Sixteenth street Mrs. Theodore L.
Pcmerov OF Greenwich. Conn.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Stuart sister of DR..
Simpson. who has been with them
through the Winter. left yesterday for
New York. and will later return to her
home in Michigan.
Col, and Mrs Thomas NJ Knox are
IN washington Tor an indefinite stay
and have taken an apartment at the
Brighton.
Maj. George Patton, IT, S. A. who has
been stationed in Honolulu for three
wears, Is on temporary duty at the War
Department for month"; and has taken
a residential suite at the Wardman Park
Hotel. Mrs Patton. who has been visit
ing in New England will toin Mai PAT
ton and their daughter. Miss Ruth Ell
len Patton, Sunday
Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs X. McGinnis.
who are now in Washington, are at the
Mayfiower
Congressional Club Host
To Former First Ladies.
The Congressional Club will entertain
this afternoon at a reception in COM
pliDlent TO Mrs. William Howard Taft
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and Mrs Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. Peter
Goelet Gerry. president of the club, will
receive with the guests of honor.
Invited to assist at the tea following
the reception are Mrs James j. Davis,
Mrs, Charles S. Deneen, Mrs s. Wal
lace Dempsey, Mrs, w w Chalmers.
Mrs w. w Cohen. Mrs. Charles r.
Crisp Mrs. Ira c. Copley. Mrs. Louis c.
Cramton. Mrs. Frank Crowther. Mrs.
Frederick NJ, Davenport. Mrs. Eliza
beth NJ Danforth. Mrs. E. l. Davis and
Mrs. Fred bennett.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock returned to
Washington yesterday after spending
the Winter abroad and will be at the
Mayfiower for few days. Mrs. Fahne-
stock arrived IN Boston about 10 DAYS
ago from Europe and following her visit
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Secretary Kellogg Guest
At Mr.. and Mrs. Hammcnd's Dinner

~ MI. ana MRS. Haulmendk Dfnnef.
The Secretary OF State, Mr.. Kellogg,
attended the dinner last evening which
MT. and Mrs John Hays Hammond
gave in compliment TO the former pres
t6ent Of Yale and Mrs. Arthur T. Had
ley Others IN the company we're the
Minister q Canada and Mrs Massey,
Senator George II. Moses Sir St Clair
Thomson, Mrs. Edward ". Eberle, Col
Pope -Eennessy, Canon and Mrs. An
sen Phelps Stokes. the president OF
George Washington University and Mrs
Cloyo Heck Marvin, Mrs. Henry G. Cor
bin. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend and Miss
Elizabeth Hammond.
The Secretary ct the Navy and Mrs
Wilbur we're tfae guests IN whose honor
Adr. Stuart w. Cramer OF Cramerton
n. c.. entertained last evening al dinner
In the palm garden at the Willard
where he is staying.
The Secretary later attended the
private showing Of the film Wings"
given last evening In the Auditorium by
the National Press Club With him In
the box we're Mrs. William M. Jaroine
Ter sister. Mrs Eulnae, and Mr.. CYanner
Among other in the audience we're Mrs.
Dwight r. Davis and her two younger
daughters. the Ambassador Of Mexico
sno Eenora de Teller. the Ambassador
% Spain and Sonora de Pad!lla. the
Minister Of Switzerland and Nine.
Peter. the Minister Of Greece and Nine
Eimopoulos. the Minister Of Austria
and Nine. PTOchnik the Minister Of
Siam. Lseut Gen. Phya yintayonge
fne Minister Of Rumania. Mr.. CretN-
Ano: the Minister of Persia. Mira Da-
YOU'D Khan Meftah. Senator and Mrs
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GouSEcSSiOual CiuD HOST
To Former First Ladies.
The Congressional Club will entertain
this afternoon at a reception In COM
pliment TO Mrs William Howard Taft
The Washington times., 1928-03-28

This was the prophecy voiced to-
day by Maj. Gen. J. G.. Harbord,
president of the Radio Corporation
of America, in speech before the
Chicago Association of Commerce.
In a glowing word picture of
Radios bewildering strides and Of
its future possibilities, General Har-
bord said:
ut links the nations together in
the betterment of relations and the
promotion of enduring peace. .
THE printed page is already
flashed across the oceans. Interna-
tional broadcasting will become
commonplace. The operas of Eu-
rope and the incompatible music
of those great countries to the
south of ours will be nightly heard
in American homes.
"The temple bells of Asia will
chime for us, and from that land
of old religions will come the
PHILOSOPHERS of her ancient races.
Old and new civilizations will thrOb
together to the same intellectual
appeal and to the same artistic
emotions. The thought currents of
The Washington times., 1928-03-28

To make the reward more allur"
ing, it provides that If the infor.
mant should be one of the actual
of the crime or in any
manner involved, he will be i'm
mune from arrest and prosecution.
The huge reward, record in ILL.,
nois for a crime involving no fatal
ties. was posted by twelve local Re-
publican leaders, all opposed to the
faction headed by Sena-
tor Deneen.
States Attorney Robert e. Grove.
rival i'm the April primaries of
Judge Swanson, headed the list with
sic. 900 of his personal fortune.
Mayor william Thompson, Groves
political ally, added $1,000, as did
G. Commissioner of Police Michael
Hughes, a Thompson appOintee.
Leaders Follow Grove
Nine other leaders in the Thomp-
son-C Grove organization, who con-
tributed $1,000 each to the record
fund are: Homer K. Galpin, George
F.. Harding, Eugene r. Pike, Charles
V. Barrett, Bernard w. Snow, Law
renee F. King, Edward j. Brun-
dage. John w. Jaranowsh and
Sheriff John Graydon.
These men gave as their reason
that they believed the bombings
had been inspired by Deneen's own
organization to "discredit Thomp-
son and Grove" and that they were
more interested than anyone else
in bringing the guilty to justice.
Meanwhile Police Commissioner
III
mo arrests" and "nO new develop
ments" in the sensational case dur
ing the past "a hours.
For Three Inquiries
Three separate inquiries are
The Washington times., 1928-03-28
VET ACCUSED I'M
SHOOTING OF !
GIRL
BY international News Service


Waikiki, n. Y, March
2S.-A posse was searching the
countryside today for Harry
T. McHugh, 81, suspected OF
shooting his brother s finance
here yesterday.
The girl, Marie Terwilliger, 49,
year-old telephone operator, was
shot in front of her home here
following quarrel with McHugh,
according to police. She staggered
across the street and fell dead.
McHugh is the postmaster of the
village. Miss Margaret Goldsmith,
friend of the slain girl, told
police that McHugh had accused
Miss Terwilliger and his brother
of "loose conduct" The quarrel
followed. she said.
McHugh, World War veteran,
was said to have acted queerly
recently.
The Washington times., 1928-03-28
'PEACHES" ROW
TACKLED BY
ALLEN
by international News Service

BY International News Service
LARCHMONT, N. r, March
g.. Bernard Sweeney, wealthy
Rochester, n. z, insurance
man, was to intervene today
in. the quarrel between his
daughter, Mrs. Katherine Al
len, Of this city, and her hus-
band, Edgar Allen, vaude-
vile manager.
Mrs. Allen has barred her hus-
band from the Allen mansion here
because she thinks he has been
showing more than professional
interest in Frances c'Peaches')
Browning, vaudeville performer and
wife of Edward w. c'Daddy'1
Browning, elderly millionaire.
Sweeney was due to arrive from
Rochester today. 1t was said that
he would attempt to patch up the
differences between the Aliens. The
magnitude of his task was indicated
by Mrs. Aliens latest ultin1atum
from the battle front, as follows:
.sMy husband can never come
hack to my house again. / have
sent all his belongings away and /
never want to see him again."
Mrs. Allen shipped her husband
belongings to a hotel at which
Peaches" was staying. That was
after she made the charge that her
husband had taken one of her
bracelets and presented it to the
vaudeville actress.
At that time Mrs. Allen said she
would sue her husband for sep
aration. Today, however, she said
she had no intention of beginning
any legal action against him.
The Washington times., 1928-03-28

under way, one by the States at
torney's office. one by the police
department and the third by special
Investigators hired by the Deneen-
Swanson organization.
Federal Intervention, through
action in the United States Senate.
was forecast as a certainty today
by high official in the Federal
Building.
The Senate action. it was said,
will be based on a resolution to be
introduced by one of Senator De-
mems colleagues. Grounds will be
that not only was a member of the
Senate a target for intimidatory
attack, but that the offense was
ton campaign.
The Washington times., 1928-03-28

THE WHOLE WORLD revoves around milk bottles
and comfortable beds and dolls and such things out
Pennsylvania Avenue at Washington Circle There is
located ST. AIMS Infant Asylum which, like the rest of
Washington knows that spring is here and there's
little baby in the home too young to stir with the bud
ding of the leaves the institutions lawn The babies
permitted the Times photographer to look in them for
a few minutes today.
The Washington times., 1928-03-28
Former Sheriff Gets
2-Year Rum Sentence

DE TROIT, Mich, March %.
Found guilty of conspiracy to viO-
late the United States prohibition
act, Warren c. Stoddard. former
Jackson county sheriff. today was
under sentence of two years inn
prisonment in Leavenworth Peni-
tertiary and ordered to pay q fine
of $4,000.
Leonard Snyder, undersheriff dur
ing Stoddard's administration, re-
ceived a similar sentence.
Francis Butts. a deputy, was SEM
fenced to Is months in Leavenworth
and fined $4,000.
The Washington times., 1928-03-28
Lutheran League Will
Present Easter PLAY

Young members of local Lutheran
churches will present the Easter
drama, 1.-THE Rock" on April 10
and II, at the Masonic Auditorium,
under auspices of District of Column
bia Lutheran League.
Secretary of Labor Games J. Davis
heads the list of sponsors.
The Washington times., 1928-03-28
Michigan Alumni Give
Annual Dance Tonight

Representative Walter II. Newton,
president of the Association of UNI
versity of Michigan Alumni, will be
POSTMASTER at the annual dinner
and dance of the association tonight,
at the University Women's Club,
1884 / ST. N. w.
Mrs. Rutland D. Beard heads the
committee on arrangements and
reservations.
The Washington times., 1928-03-28
Nebraska Society
Dance to Have Films

Motion pictures will feature ball
10 be giveyn by the Nebraska State
Society Saturday night in Meridian
Mansions.
The pictures will show boats OF
the Nebraska New York University
football game played last fall.
Hostesses of the evening will in
clude: Mrs. J. w. Crabtree, Mrs.
Villa B. Hammond, Miss Edith
Lathrop and Miss Lillian Farrar, as
sisted by z. E. Danly and J. l..
McGrew.
The Washington times., 1928-03-28

all humanity will mingle, their ebb
and flow no longer impeded by di-
viding oceans.
AS to the practical uses and pos
sibilities of radio, in times of
national emergency, General Har-
bord declared:
"In the event of great dangers
to our country, ii unhappiIy they
should come again, radio has made
it possible for the President to ap-
peal i'm his own voice to our mil
lions, personally rallying them to
the support of our Government and
its institutions"
The Washington times., 1928-03-28

BERLIN, March 28.-Candidates
for the Reichstag in the election
on May 20 are going to copy Ameri-
can campaign methods. Many Of
them are preparing to broadcast
their political speeches throughout
their districts
The Washington times., 1928-03-28
U. S. GOLD FOR GERMANY

BERLIN, March 28.-Germany is
importing large quantities of gold
from the United States to strengthen
the country's credit. When the
liner Deutschland arrives next week
with a 100000 consignment, Ger
many will have received $21 100000
in gold from America in two weeks.
The Washington times., 1928-03-28
GOOD FRIENDS WITH DOLLY
Bomb 63 in Current
Chicago Series
Explodes

CHICAGO, March 28.-Another
bomb, number So in the current
series, was exploded early today
in front OF the beer pump and
supply store Of Emil Seller.
The proprietor, who lives with
his family overhead, told police he
had recently refused to allow
ward politicians to put campaign
posters in his windows.
The Washington times., 1928-03-28
DENEEN'S POLITICAL FOES
OFFER REWARD FOR BOMBERS
By International News Service

CHICAGO, March 28-A fortune of 5000 today awaits
the who the responsible for the ruthless
bombings which, Monday night endangered eight lives and
partly demolished of United States Senator Charles
Deneen and Judge John A. Swanson.
The Washington times., 1928-03-28
TeIeUiSi011 to Be 1882
Campaign Asset
BY International News Service

CHICAGO, March 28n the political campaign OF 1857,
RADIO through its newly developed sister, eevson, will
enable millions see well hear the distant speaker
Evening star., 1928-05-14
Couple Dispute on Radio Ownership
Is Referred to Auditor by Court

Mrs Souders tells the court that lief
husband is behind In his payments on
the furniture and unless he pays up
she and her son will be without bed
to sleep on. SouderS told the court
that his wife wants $2S4 bedroom
suite, while he has not even Sc bed.
On the fireman's plea the court re-
duced the alimony payments from 500
to $50 per month. Attorney Harry
Friedman appeared for the fireman.
while the wife was represented by At
torney Albert d Esher.
Evening star., 1928-05-14

The question of the ownership of a
radio set which is in dispute between
Wallace l.. Souders, a fireman. attach
ed to Engine Co -. and his wife, SAL
lie NJ. Souders 6l2 Lamont street, has
been referred by Justice William Hitz
to George Francis williams. auditor OF
the court The auditor is also request
ed to determine what shall be done
with a bedroom suite used by the
SouderS family before Mrs. Soucers
brought her suit for maintenance.
Evening star., 1928-05-14
Man Robbed on Street.

John Josey, colored, 1868 Sixth street,
reported today that he was seized at
Sixth and College streets by two colored
men who held him while another rifled
his pockets, taking his pocketbook con-
tanning $25 Roger F. Compiler, 406
Columbia road, reported that his pocket
was picked of Sl29 while he was board
ing a car at Ninth and G streets.
Evening star., 1928-05-14
ST0RK'S VISIT RUMORED
AT HOME OF STILL MANS
Newlywed Husband Denies Report.
Couple Plan Visit to Cana
dian Lodge.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May i4,-The New
York American today says that great
solicitude to protect the youthful Mrs.
James A. Stillman. jr,. has given rise
to a rumor that at no distant date
the newlyweds are expecting an in
teresting event,
At the Stillman town house. on Park
avenue young Stillman. with an enig-
matte smile. denied the rumor,
The Stillmans expect to SO to Bos-
ton for a visit next week and from
there to the Stillman hunting lodge at
La ToQue. In Quebec Province, where
the young millionaire and Lena VIII
son, backwoods girl. were married last
June. They expect to spend the sum-
mer there.
Bud" has planned to enter Harvard
Medical School in the Fall.
Evening star., 1928-05-14
HALY'S ELECTORAL
ACT READYFOR KING
Flew Legislation Creating
One Party Constituency Is
Passed by Parliament.
n, ,ae Associated Press.

Es tue ASSNclateO fFeSSs
c.soME, May l4--It was Semi-official-
~ stated today that the new electoral
law making italy a one-party conStit-
uency viii almost certainly be sub
naitted for the Kings signature this
week, The Law has already passed the
Chamber of Deputies and the Senate.
After the King signs 1t it viii be pub
iiShed in the ofiicial Gazette.
The next step will be the nomination
OF q committee of nine Senators and
nine Deputies, as provided by the law,
to coordinate the various legislative
dispositions therein Another commit
tee of 10. five from each House, will be
named to examine what existing aSSo-
Citations and syndicates and other or
gsnizations have the right to designate
candidates All this is TO be done to
rrovide the machinery for the next
HlectionS
1he Chamber of Deputies will recon-
vene May 2l with the budgets Of the
ministries of colcSlieS. finance and for
eign affairs on the calendar An i'm
portant announcement by Count Volpi,
minister of finance. is expected in con-
nection with the budget of his minis
try. The Senate has adjourned until
May 29 when ii is due to pass on bud
gets approved by the Chamber.
No North American Holding Company.
Evening star., 1928-05-14
FEEBLE-M INCREASE
Slightly More Admitted to State
and Federal Institutions.

The number of first admission pa
tients into State and Federal institu-
tions for the feeble-minded and epilep-
tic during recent years has increased
only slightly" In comparison with the
general population. it was revealed to-
day in special report by the Depart
ment of Commerce.
The report shows that the admission
of new patients into IL out of the T3
State and Federal institutions of this
character totaled S,12l for 1926, as COM
pared with 1898 for 1922. the latter
figure covering all of the institutions,
Evening star., 1928-05-14

No North American Holding Company,
Evening star., 1928-04-18
AUTOISTS IN A RACE
FOR $25, 900 WAGER
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April ia
$25, 900 wager over the relative merits
Of Stu,x Black Hawk and a French
Hsspano-SuiZa automobile was the prize
for which two privately owned stock
cars lined up at O'Clock today for the
start OF 24-hour race at the Indian
apolis motor speedway.
The Stutz is the property OF F. Z.
MoSkovich OF Indianapolis. while the
Hispano-Suiza belongs to c. r. Wey-
mann of Paris. France. Plans for the
contest were made In Paris nearly a
year ago while MoSkovich, president OF
the Stutz Motor Car Co, was In con-
rersation with Weymann
Gil Andersen and Tom Rooney, vet
eran American race drivers. were TO al
ternate at the wheel OF the Stutx Wey-
mann and Robert Block were to pilot
the French machine. Each team has
spent several days in practice runs over
the rough half mile speed
way course
II vas announced that neither auto
mobile factory had any interest In the
race. II was sanctioned by the Amer
lean Automobile Association.
The 24-hour stock record for the IN
dianapolis speedway was said to be Ti.3S
miles an hour. established by a Stut2
In 1927.