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Evening star., 1928-05-13

MttNduNFt. ~ hdIsde lily o.
Louisville 2 Indianapolis. 1.
MtnneaDOlis- IL: 81. Paul D.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. . Nashville. g.
Memphis. y Mobile, o.
Little Rock. 10: New Orleans. 4.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland - San Francisco. 1--2.
seattle ;. Hollywood :.
Portland o: Missions ,.
Los Angeles. A.: Sacramento. :.
EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Rocky Mount 3: Wilmington. 5.
Fayetteville. s: Kingston, 4.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
Jacksonville, Is: Columbus. s.
MONTGOMERY. 8: Tanipa.. 3
Selma. SIS: Alhanv 20.
s0UTH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Columbia 5--s: Asheville I'll.
Charlotte 1--6: GrcenvilIc. 20.
Knoxville SIS. Macon. -,
spartanburg, 81: Augusta. is.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Greensboro. IS: Raleigh. 0-4.
Hirh Point, :,--s. Winston-salen. 0--1.
Salisbury. 3-2: Durham. Is.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk. %: Portsmouth. -
Richmond. 1S--ii Petersburg. is.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
anas DsssSna Beach E. lam' no: FOR, Lauderiale. ..
Sanford. rs: West Palm Beach. !.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Pueblo. l.: Tulsa. q.
Denver 1 Oklahoma City, 3.
Wichita. Il Omaha. y.
Amarillo-pes Moines POSTPONED. rain.
COLLEGE BAsE BALL.
GEORGETOWN. :: NAVY q.
Marines, -; wesfArn Maryland. .
South Carolina state & Virginia. 4,
Arny To- Springfield. y,
Ohio State =, Cornell. 4.
Chicago. Z; Northwestern q.
Wisconsin 3: Minnesota. 4.
Iowa 4 Nutre Dame, !
Michigan. io----s. Illinois, SIS,
Clemson. 4: Erskine, !
Kansas. 8: Missouri, J.
COLLEGE TRACK.
Notre Dame O.: Michigan, So.
Army. 1S&. Marquette, anis
COLLEGE rOLO.
Princeton. a: Army. 2.
C0LLEGETE>Nie.
Randolph. Macon 4 Maryland,
NAVY \. pittshurEh =.
Illinois, 2 Michisan :
Northwestern, z: Purdue. I,
Cornell y. Ohio State, 4,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
sHARKEY FIGHTS CUSTOMERS

Tom Hharkey, once a contender Tor
the world heavyweight championship
tn the DAYS ot Jim Jeiiriea, y WORKING
In the mutuel department at the Aurora
racetracks
Evening star., 1928-05-13
ELI TRACKMEN WIN,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. May ~ Mf,v~'
Yale defeated Princeton IN The twenty
sixth annual track meet between these
teams al Yale Field here today by q
score OF D3 La points 10 10 "a points,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
KENNEnYs TO TRAVEL.

Ted Olte's Kennedy A, q, base hallerh
viii meet Fort Leonard Wood nine al
nedys will leave by bus from b2l3
Georgia avenue al Ia o'clock,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
SCHOOL FOR TIMERS

A school for timers OF sporting events
ia hslng held by the Automobile ciuh
nf France, the controlling body IN mo"
tol racing,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
TO RAISE pHEAsANTs,

The State at New Hampshire II going
IN experiment with the raising OF
nhseaants un 4 Wholesale stAla,
Evening star., 1928-05-13

North" Both of these pictures were
made by the Canadian government.
All lovers Of forest. field ana stream
are most cordially invited 10 attend.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
cOLLEGETENNIe.

Randolph. Macon. 4 Maryland, J
Navv, r. Pittshurgh
Illinois, Michigan =
Northwestern, Z. Purdue l.
Cornell s. Ohio state. 4.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo L.: Columbus. q.
Milwaukee, .. Kansas City. 3.
Louisville 9 Indianapolis. 1.
M.uneaDOlis. IL. 81. Paul. ).
Evening star., 1928-05-13
HY WALTER n. McCALLuM.

u II YASHINGTON'S third goif eX-
n travaganZa of the season
NN starts on Wednesday. when
v, tn. historic and hallowcd
s,tao-a rl,,h ,N1ax-e host
Evening star., 1928-05-13

The board of governors Of the Inter
departmental Golf League will meet to-
morrow afternoon in the office of the
chief clerk of the Treasury Depart
annual tourney Of the league at Indian
Springs, June and S.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. = Nashville. Il.
Birmingham. II: Chattanooga Is.
Manlphls. Z! Mobile. o.
Little Rock. 10: New Orleans. 4
Evening star., 1928-05-13
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Greensboro. T--5: Raleigh. 0-f.
Hirh Point, .3--3 Winston-Salem. OIL
Salisbury. 3-3: Durham. l-3.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
ELKS TO JOIN
IN BIG PARADE

Las Vegas Lodge No. 1853, B. r.
o. E., is requested by its officers
to Join with the schools and other
organizations in the big football
parade Thanksgiving day.
The parade will form at Fifth
and Fremont streets at 100 pm.
The state championship game
between Las Vegas High School
and Sparks High School, cham
pions respectively Of the north
and the south, will be a spirited
and hard fought contest.
Both teams are eager for the
honor of the state championship
title and are prepared to fight to
the last inch.
The expense Of bringing the
Sparks team here has been partly
defrayed by the gift Of $500 by
Albert Duffill, but a large addi-
tional sum must be raised by the
sale Of admission tickets to the
game.
Our people are urged to back
their high school team by liberal
patronage in this, the first state
championship game to be played
in the south.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
MCCLUSKEY Alone
IN OPPOSITION
RESOLUTION FAvoRs CONTROL OF WATER AND
POWER BY FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II, (AP)-With only one dis
senting vote convention of the American Federation
of today adopted resolution favorng construction
of Boulder with safeguards protect the public
interests The resolution says:
I'VE in favor of the Boulder Dam Project. We
favor its being with such safeguards thrown
fully protect the interests OF al the people
and favor the distribution of for domesic rri-
CATION and power generating purposes being placed under
direction, control and authority OF the Federal Power
Commission created by the federal government.
Henry T. McCluskey OF Arizona opposed the resoU-
declaring that the people OF the west did not want
to go to congress or federal bureau be told how
regulate their supplies
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
JOHNSON PLANS
BOULDER FIGHT
FOR NEXT WEEK

WASHINGTON, Nov u, R-
Senator johnson returned to again
lead the fight for his Boulder Dam
bill which has first call on the
calendar when Congress convenes
next week.
Expressing confidence that the
bill would pass, the Senator said
he was ready to consider such
recommendations as may have
been made by the Board Of En-
gineers which recently submitted
a report to President Coolidge.
Neither Senator Ashurst, or
Senator Hayden of Arizona re-
vealed their oposition program.
johnson said he had completely
recovered from his illness.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
CHAMBER TALKS
AVIATION & DAM

At the regular meeting OF the
Chamber of Commerce the matter
of Boulder Dam legislation came
I'D for discussion. 1t was the opin-
ion of the directors that a Las
Vegas member of the COLORADO
River Commission should be pres
ent in Washington at the opening
of the present session so that
nothing would be left undone
which might be helpful to the
project, and the following mess
age was by resolution approved:
Gov. Fred B. Balzar,
Carson City Nevada
Board of Directors Chamber OF
Commerce are firmly OF opinion
that c. P. Squires should join our
other forces at Washington to aid
in passage of Boulder Dam leg1s-
lation, Resolution to that effect
passed at regular meeting. we
earnestly request your approval
and cooperation in later meeting
necessary expenses from Colorado
River Commission fund. Would ap-
preciate immediate reply.
S. R. WHITEHEAD,
Secretary Chamber Of Commerce.
Robert Griffith, chairman OF
the committee on aviation, re-
ported that it is possible to get
the use Of a section OF govern
ment land, located not more than
seven miles from the city, for an
aviation field. That the land Is
level and could be made usable at
comparatively small cost as COM
pared with the 240 acre tract ac-
quried by the city for an aviation
field.
President Martin stated that he
had also inspected the section and
agreed with Mr.. Griffith as to the
advisability of securing 1t.
Mr.. Griffith further stated that
the 1915 h.p. trimotored 12-pass-
enger Fokker plane of the West
ern Air Express made its first
trip today and had difficulty in
getting into the air from the
short runway now used. That the
new plane represents an invest
ment of $4,000 and that the
Western Air Express is very anM-
Gus for a better landing field.
A motion was passed authoriz-
ing the expenditure of not to ex-
ceed 500 in a preliminary survey
and investigation of the proposed
field
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
NEVADA IS TOPIC
OF KIWANIS
PROGRAM
c. D. Baker Presents Inter-
esting Facts Concerning
Nevada. Clark County and
Colorado River.

An interesting and instructive
program was presented to the
Kiwanis Cub last evening at the
regular meeting when c. D. Bake
Baker read a paper which dwelt
on the geographic features OF our
state.
Mr.. Baker first told of the act
of Congress which made the ter
ritory a state ard the following
surveys which determined the lines
which bound It's 70,841, 800 acres.
OF this vast expanse Of land only
A .O88. .656 acres have been survey
ed. A general description OF the
mountains, valleys, rivers and
lakes followed.
The greater part of Mr.. Bakers
talk was centered around Clark
county and a brief history OF the
exploration of the Colorado River.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
MINING INDUSTRY MAKES
OUTSTANDING RECORD

Copper has been outstanding in
the American economic situation
this year, according to the Index,
as showing a more marked I'M
provement than any other major
industry.
Demand, both foreign and do
mestic, has increased. Prices for
the metal have, on the average,
been consistent and stable. and
surplus copper stocks, that have
marred the industry's record on
some past occasions, have been
materially reduced.
The entire metal mining industry
over a period Of years, has been
forging steadily ahead until today
it holds a new and enviable posi-
ton in our economic structure.
And the growing success of the
industry in coping with the Seri-
Gus problems resulting from over
production and radical price fluc-
tuations, is good augury for the
mining future.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
MEXICAN DEPUTY
ATTACKS GOOD
WILL TRIP
Mexican Labor Representa-
tive Confronted by Shouts
of Liar" During Speech.

MEXICO CITY. Nov. q, R-
The press here Is today giving
prominent displays to the account
Of a turmoil in the Chamber Of
Deputies when Herman Laborde,
labor member, attacked President
Elect Herbert Hoover's visit to
Latin America.
The papers particularly en-
phasized the manner in which the
majority rejected Laborde's re-
mark. During his speech the la
borite displayed an American flag
which he declared was captured
by SANDING from the United States
marines while the other deputies
shouted, "Falsifier' You bought
that flag!"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
FRIDAY CONCERT
MUSICAL TREAT

The concert to be given at the
Methodist Church Friday evening
which is being sponsored by the
Mesquite Club will be a real treat
for all lovers Of music. All who
are interested in hearing a pro-
gram by artists should not fail to
attend.
Mr.. Gage Christopher is one
of the foremost musicians of Los
angeles, and is highly recommend
ed by our own able critic, Mrs.
Row w. Martin. Mr.. Christopher
viii be assisted by Miss Madeline
Perry, soprano. who is his pupil.
Mrs. Fern Olive will act as ac-
companist.
Admission will be 75c for adults,
and soc for high school students.
The hour is 800 o'clock.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
THRILLS, PERILS
FILMING PLANE
FIGHT IN CLOUDS
Cameraman, in Plane Whose
Floor Had Been Removed,
Had Narrow Escape Film
ing Lilac Time"

The reproduction of wartime
air battles seen in Lilac Time" !"
First Nationals special production
with Colleen Moore and Gary
Cooper, coming to the FL Portal
theater Friday and Saturday, are,
to say the least, about as thrill
ing as one would desire and yet
the most thrilling part was not
recorded by the camera-the part
that the cameraman took himself.
Alvin Knechtel, the cameraman
who photographed the remarkable
effects shown in the film, may
look at the finished product with
pride, but he still thrills when he
thinks OF the narrow escape he
had in accomplishing them.
Planes Floor Removed
In order to shoot the fighting
planes from all angles, Knechtel
had the floor of the cockpit Of
his plane removed before taking
off to follow the formation Of
fighting planes. The leader Of
the squadron had been instructed
to find a spot in the heavens
where there were light, fluffy
clouds that would form a back
ground. He started cruising in
search of them; his companions
followed him, and 50 did the cam
era plane.
After several minutes, Knechtel
looked down and noticed that they
were a few thousand feed above
the Pacific Ocean. Knechtel knew
that the air battle to be repro
duced had to be fought over land
and thought of telling his pilot to
catch up with the leader.
PeriIs of a Cameraman
Imagine his embarrassment. to
put the matter facetiouSly, when
he noticed his pilot struggling
with his parachute. which had be-
come partly unfastened. Help me
with this thing before 1t opens
and yanks me out" shouted the
pilot. Knechte would have liked
to help him better than anything
in the world, but how could hep
The floor of the plane was gone.
If Knechtel moved from his seat
he was due for a long drop.
The pilot let go the stick" and
reached for the chute" while the
plane careened and tumbled mad
ly. A few hundred feet from the
water, the pilot got his parachute
in hand and Strengthened the
plane out. Knechtel got his breath
and they aScended in search Of
the mere combat planes. They
found them-Still searching for a
background of light, fluffy clouds.
Knechtel had lived a lifetime In
four minutes.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
SEVERE STORMS
WESTR'N EUROPE

LONDON. Nov. p. p - TIE
western coast Of Europe was ol--
feted by severe gales, the toll @
lives lost over the weekend reach
ing nine. mostly AT sea. No less
than q ships are listed By Lloyd
as wrecks. while a. least one Am
erican vessel. The tre.gh-e- Waoac.
which sailed from Hamburg No
yember l6. was driven ashore on
the English coast b-- IS getting
off safely.
In addition 70 the dead a. least
20 are missing a. Sea.
While the storms are severe
only 6 persons are reported killed
on land. all other deaths being a.
sea. The safety Of an unknown
number aboard the Italian freight
er Sagunto off Holland is feared
for
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
HAMILTON WILL
JOIN VILLARDE

George Hamilton, well known in
Las Vegas and steward Of the
local Elks' Lodge, has formed a
partnership with Promoter Johnny
Villarde to put over the boxing
bouts in this city during the COM
ing winter. Hamilton will have
charge Of the arena and business
departments while Villarde will
continue at matchmaker and man
ager.
Villarde left last night for Los
Angeles to bring Frisco Linda,
the Filipino who will battle Dom
inic Distarce next Monday even
ing. Linda is said to be in good
condition but will work out here
for several days prior to the fray
so that the local fight fans can
size him up. According to Viii
larde, Linda boxed the semi
windup at Wilmington last week,
putting his opponent away in the
second round
ViIIarde says that Linda has
met all the best men on the coast
and in over one hundred fights
has not yet been knocked out.
If this is true. Distarce is prob
ably in for a bad evening next
Monday.
The main event will be well sup
ported in the semi-final and the
preliminaries. The fans are prom
ised a fast scrap between Kid
Miller and Emmett Wade, both
bright lights in the local pugilistic
realm.
Ernie Cragin and Frank Butch
er will be on hand to do the
refereeing
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
UNION SERVICES
WE'D. EVENING

Announcement has been made
that the churches of the city will
unite in union Thanksgiving ser
vices Wednesday evening, at the
Baptist Church at 7:30 and the
public will be heartily welcomed.
The Rev. E. S. Reynolds of the
Methodist Church will preach the
sermon. The Rev. G. H. Sloan OF
the Baptist Church will give the
scripture reading and the bene-
diction will be pronounced by
Bishop I. j. Earl Of the Latter
Day Saints Church.
L. j. Oakes has charge OF the
music and promises some good
numbers.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
HERE OF VICTOR HUGO
SUE FOR RADIO RIGHTS

PARIS, Nov. 27, l4o) - Victor
Hugo's heirs have brought a curl
Gus lawsuit against General An
thoine. Director of the French
Radio Broadcasting Company, for
having broadcasted extracts from
Les MiserableS" and from Nine
ty-three."
General Anthoine is grand
officer of the legion of honor and
can therefore be judged by no
vulgar court. II is before the
Paris court Of appeals that he
must defend himself for infrac-
ton of copyrights held by Hugo's
descendants.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
ROTARY CLUB
WINS AGAIN

Although it looked at the start
as though the Needles boys had
the best of it Sunday, the Vegas
team took a new lease on life
along about the middle OF the
game, lifted our banners from the
dust, and again came out victorl-
Gus. with a score of 13 to 3.
Nature had provided a perfect
day for the event, and a large and
enthusiastic crowd gathered 10
root for the favored teams, which
lined up as follows: Needles
Claypool, S., Mankins, 2b, Math1e,
lb, Card, C. Rudasell, RI, Welsh,
2b, Brown, CT, Mankins, p, Boom,
If. Las VegaS-Reardon. 2b, Can
Ian If, Dimock 3b, Angelmeyer, ID
Houck, p, Butch, SIS, Smith, cf'
eastman, rf, GuSewelle, C.
The dinner dance given at the
Union Pacific dining room Satur-
day evening proved a most dellght-
full affair, and was thoroughly en-
loved by all those Rotartans for
tunate enough to be present.
Those who attended the Needles
meeting were DR.. and Mrs. F. M.
Ferguson, DR.. and Mrs. r. w
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Beck
lev, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Pembroke,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cahlan, Mr.
and Mrs. F. s. Pennington, Mr.
and Mrs. James eastman, Mr.
and Mrs. George Anglemyer, Mrs
w. L. Scott, Miss Gilmore Shirley
Miss Ethel Oxley, Rev. Father
Reardon, and the MeSsrs. o. j.
Smith, Clifford Smith, Francis
Butcher, Frank Gusewelle, Charles
Dimock, and w. E. Houck.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

Harry c. Stewart, 20, to Anne L.
Lewis, "a, both of Las Vegas, No
vember "a.
Carl j. Lemon, 48, to Mildred
Ellen Mong, 3S, both Of Los An
geles, November IS.
Albert vernal Christensen, IS, OF
Gunnison, Utah, to Mrs. Lucinda
Hullinger, 20, Of Salina, Utah, No
vember 26.
Carl Edward Brandt, "a, to Lii
Ian M. Taylor, 20, both Of Ven
tura, Cal, November 27.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
SUITS FILED

KEES-Ester Ruth VS.. Harvey
Louis. Suit was filed November
26 on the grounds of desertion. J..
r. Lewis represents the plaintiff
Title and Trust Company Of
Nevada VS.. County OF Clark. Suit
to quiet title to Lots and 4, and
the NEH SWA, Section 80, town.
ship 81 south, range 81 east. was
filed November 26 by A. A. Hin
man, attorney for the plaintiff.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
HOOVER VISITS
HONDURAS CA.

AMAPALA. Honduras, Nov. n,
LP-U. S. S. Maryland bearing
President Elect Herbert Hoover,
arrived off Amapala, at a:15 this
morning. At least four out Of the
five thousand population turned
out lining the water front with
hundreds from Tegucigalpa, the
capital of Honduras, and there
were an additional hundred
launches and small boats swarm
ing the bay.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
BELIEVES DAM
BILL WILLPASS
Senator Arthur capper Of
Kansas Gives His impress
sion of Coming Short Ses-
sion of Congress.

Through the courtesy o. = SUI
scriber, Mr.. Henry 4 Green O
Pattonsburg. No the Age has :
clipping from the kansas C--y
Star OF Nov. I9, u which Ss1s-c-
Arthur Capper Of Kansas Is G1J.-
ed as follows or The Boulder Dan
bill:
Boulder Dam VII gel ina az
rIon barring something -1-c-s@sZ-
Senator johnson had been prom
ised that his measure VII oe made
the unfinished business % ne
senate when i meets, and re
measure has votes enough . pass
il"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
FEDERATION OF LABOR FAVORS BOULDER DAM
HIRAM CONFID'NT
BOULDER DAM
VICTORY

CHICAGO, Nov. q, R-Hiram
Johnson, Senator from California
took advantage of a fleeting stop
on his way to Washington to tell
newspaper men that the Boulder
Dam bill would be passed beyond
all doubt"
Some people fail to understand
that the one hundred million the
project will cost the government
VIII be fully repaid by the bene-
fitted area Under the terms Of
the bill"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
POPE PERILED
BY CAVE IN

ROME, Nov. q, lP-Two floors
in the quarters Of the Palatine
guards of the Vatican caved in
causing considerable alarm to per
sons in the papal suite.
Measures we're Immediately TAX
en- TO test the stability Of the
floors and ceilings in the Pope's
private quarters.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
FLOOD CALAMITY
IN BRUSSELS

BRUSSELS. Nov. y. lP =
Floods resulting from tremendous
gales are proving the worst cal
amity Belgium has suffered from
Nature in half a century.
Fifty villages are wholly or part
" under water The dlkeS IN
many places are broken, and
hundreds of hOthouSeS are wreck
ed
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
CRASHES
THREE INJURED

ATHENS, Nov 81, P-The air
plane THE Spirit Of Australia" !"
in which Captain Hurley and two
companions were attempting a rec
ord flight from Australia to Eng
land and return, crashed as 1t was
leaving port.
All three are suffering concus-
sions and the machine is badly
damaged.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
HOOVER REACHES
THIRD COUNTRY

CORINTO, Nov. 81, CP,-Carry-
ing Hoover to the third country
on his South American tour, the
Maryland anchored at seven this
morning.
Hoover came ashore at ten fiji
teen this morning.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-27
M'MANUS FACES
MURDER CHARGE

NEW YORK, Nov. q, R-
George McManus, whose overcoat
was found in the hotel room where
Arnold Rothstein was shot sur
rendered after a police search of
three weeks for him, and will be
arraigned this afternoon on a
short affidavit charging him with
first degree murder.
McManus, on the advice Of
counsel, refused to answer any
questions.