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A suggestion was put forward the other day that string of electric lights along the top of Lowell Creek Hume would not only be attractive sight but also City Council has had the matter under consideration fer time and it is quite possible this improvement will be made
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-20

General Tailoring ana Hats Blocked for Ladies and Gentlemen. Phone Adams 91. PeySer's Tailor Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-20

Seattle Brick Ice Cream; Strawberry chocolate; New York. Pints and quarts. The Candy Cottage.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-20

THE NEW COLUMBIA PORTA- sLE MONOGRAPH IS A WONDER OR TONE AND VOLUME. Schal- erer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-20

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NOT so BAD. WHUT?n

Ten trains, six of them freights and four passengers, registered out of the Seward Terminal over the weekend.
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HAND PAINTED ALASKA PIC- TUEES AT SYLVIA'S.
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Purses Held Up After Bass
Knocks Out Champ Morgan
Challenger Victor in Second Round at Odds of 5 to /;
Tod Holds Edge in First.

proYal Of the New York state ath-
letic commission depends, however,
upon the outcome of an Of
fetal investigation which was
launched Immediately after the
bout.
Probe Is Ordered
Chairman Jim Farley, who was at
the ringside, ordered the purses Of
both fighters held up, and said his
commission would inquire into all
circumstances surrounding the bout.
The fight itself was sufficiently
spectacular to satisfy the average
customer, however.
TWO straight rights to the Jaw
in the second round stretched Nor
gan on the canvas, his limbs help
less to obey the dictates of a fight
ing heart. Knocked down for q
count of nine at the start Of the
round, Tod struggled up, only to
run into a smashing right to the
jaw which finished him, the end
coming after f1fty-one seconds,
Morgan Winner at Start
During the first round, Morgan
gave the majority of the crowd
plenty of thrills. Tod swept into
Bass with q flashing two-handed at
tack, caught the challenger off his
guard and had him in retreat from
the opening bell
The Philadelphia is Is years of
age. His record recently has been
impressive. His last title fight was
when he lost the decision to Tony
Canzoneri in a bout for the feath-
erweight championship, Benny
fighting the last nine rounds with
a broken collarbone.
The paid attendance was only
1929, the gross receipts S34 $50. 10
and the net receipts $28,38O.73.
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H. S. Scores Friday
CITY SCHOOLS

CITY SCHOOLS
Shortridge. SO; Elwood, 20.
South Side (Ft. Wayne), ~; Broad
PARK, 81: whitestown. %.
Washington. 2S; Ben Davis, 49,
OTHER RESULTS
RuShville, 81; GreenSburg, %.
Washington. 81; Franklin. is.
Martinsyilles "a: Logansport. 80.
Salsberry. SO; Bloomfield, l8.
BOSE tEvansviliel. 10 Lawrenceville
New lew Palestine. IS; Moral, 81,
Knightstown. 40; Charlottesville. Is.
Alumni 50; Southport. 10.
New Augusta, 50: Valley Mills. Is.
Mt Mt olympus, %: owensviiis, 40.
Peru. 3d.. Edinburg. q.
Salem, n: corydon, IS.
Anderson, SO; Kokomo; 49,.
Clinton. 80; Sullivan. ii.
Paramount. ~: Jonesboro. 80.
scottsburg. az; New Albany. II.
Nashville, 80: Ellettsville. 1e.
Paragon. 81: MoygGntown. ga
Viucennes. S.: Bloomington. rs.
Shelbyville. 20: Marion. 81.
Pendleton. A; Frankton. 81.
ConnersVille. As: Greenfield, 10.
Marengo. "A; English, 81.
Morristown Al Waldron. %.
townsville, 80: Westfield as
MeavenYorth 80. Elizabeth, &c.
Aurora, 40: Rising Sun. %.
Greencastle, as; Charlottesville. %.
Baiub-idge, 40; Roachdele. 81.
Flat Rock 10; Silent Hoosiers. 30.
Morton (Richmondl, ga; Winchester, 26
Jasper Academy, 3d. Gibault Win
wiley (Terre Hautel. IS; Spencer. %.
Brazil. IS: Garfield tTerre Hautel. IL
swift CITY. IS: Jasonville. is.
state High (Terre Hsutel. 81; Tech
(Terre Feutel. IS.
Cory. 81; West Terre Haute. IL.
Hvmera. 40 Merom 2S
CLAW CITY. "a: Linton. %.
South Bend. IS; Elkhart &C.
Emerson GARY. rs: Valparaiso ~.
Horace Mann Garry. ls; Roosevelt
East Chicseol. IS.
washington east Chicago. 90; Froebel
Cary. 10
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apoiis and Stretch Murphy OF
Marion, all-American center. Local
fans are anxious to see the former
Manual star in action again. This
will be his first real test, as he was
given q deserved rest OF two weeks
between grid and cage seasons and
was not at his best when the Lam
bert crew doubled the count on
Washington last week.
Purdue Guards Picked
Wooden, floor guard, and Boots,
back guard, are sure starters Tor the
Boilermakers, with one forward po-
Sition undecided.
With Hosier out OF the Butler
lineup, Hinkle is expected to start
Christopher, star basket sniper, and
Allen at forwards; Captain Hide
brand at center and Tackett at back
guard. Hinchman, Reynolds or
Wolfe will fill HoSier's role at floor
guard.
Coach Hinkle has spent most OF
the week in perfecting a defense to
stop Murphy and Harmeson. 1t Will
be the second contest of the season
for the Bulldogs, who swamped Man
chester last Friday without uncover
ing many of their formations.
Heavy Ticket Demanded
Tickets have been selling fast, and
O. large crowd is expected. The due
ats will be left on sale at downtown
locations until p. m, Ralph Hitch,
graduate-manager, announced. Sew
eral hundred fans from over the
state are expected to attend, de-
spite weather handicapS.
Two local radio stations will
broadcast the game. WFBM and
WKBF are slated to go on the air
with detail play at $50, game start
ing time. A prelim tilt between
sophomore reserves and a select
freshman quintet is scheduled for
IT'S.
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Won Elm and
Hagen Share
LeadinOpen
Former Amateur and Pro
Champs Score COS in
$4,000 Meet.
Press

BH UfifH Press
PASADENA, Cal. Dec. 21-With
George Won Elm, former national
amateur champion and Walter
Hagen, the British open title holder,
leading the large field Of aualifiers,
the second round of the $4,000 PaSa-
dena open golf tournament got UNI
der way today
More than 100 players survived
The qualifying round and entered
the match play today. The cham
pionship viii be decided Sunday
when the field is cut TO sixty.
Won Elm and Hagen scored quail
flying Cos. Hagen came around the
second nine in 80, flashing the best
golf he has shown this season. Won
Elm, but recently out Of a hospital
and looking haggard and drawn,
managed to equal the Haig'S score.
Horton Smith. Joplin. Mo, Craig
Wood, Bloomfield, n. j.; Densmore
Shute, Columbus, o.; Dave Hack
ney, Lawrence, Mass, and Lew
Waldron. Boston, each scored a 70.
For the II position Larry Monies,
PHILIPPINES; HUT Martin, Reno, and
jim Foultz, Chicago. were placed.
The Y class was CROW ded, with such
famed swingers as Leo Diegel, ma
tionai professional champion; Harry
Cooper, Al EspinOSa DIN Dutra,
Wild Bill MehlhOrn, Johnny Farrell,
Neill Christian and Mel Smith.
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to
Test Butler
High Western Five
Here Monday.

Montana States Bobcats, Rocky
Mountain court champions for the
past three years, will stop off at
Butler fieldhouse Monday night on
their tour of the midwest and east,
to oppose TONY Hinkle's Bulldogs
in their second hard game in three
days. The westerners, with "Cat"
Thompson, all-American forward,
as their star, are classed as one Of
the wonder teams of the country.
Last year, Montana averaged So
points per game in a rigorous thirty
game schedule.
Thompson, o. Ward and F. Ward
was the high scoring combination
last season, and averaged almost
so points per game between them.
Thompson was high with an aver
age of 10 points each game.
Before starting their eastern trip,
the Bobcats turned in 1l6 to 10
victory over one of the best indie
pendent teams in Montana.
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Race Entries
Saturday
AT KEENEY PARK

AT KEENEY PARK
First Pace 1897 claiming 2yea55-Gfdlds
loS; Mini Jos; Quick Trick, los; H1on
Ballot Girl 1903: (a) Finnath, 1903.
Jap. T. Chinn and J. F. Patterson entry.
Second Race $500; claiming; 2-year-Glds;
six acknowledging Lad. 1903; John
Goner, 1903; Princess Carolyn. liz; Go Be-
tween, 1903; Regular Broom, 104; Sure Way
1893: Donnaco. 1903; Betty Ann. ~: Salute,
DR.. Daughterty. 1903; Full Cloud Ill;
IA Kitten Foot, 100: zevlette. los: Handi-
GaJT. Sanford and Brown hotel stable.
Third Race $1,000; The sunnysouth handi-
cap: claiming; all ages; six furlongsl-
Nicholson. lI2; The Tartar, 118; .Prickly
Heat "a. 1oS' 10 Poly. no. Our Pal 100;
Fourth Race Isl 900: The Midway handi-
cap; 3-year-oldS and up; mile ana SIX
teenthy Nearby. 106; Islam. 103; John B.,
1o4; Nealon Kay. ITO; "a! Boris. liz; Sun
Friar. 106; a)BroWn Flash. lib.
(a)Harned Brothers entry.
Fifth Race 1890; claiming; Swear Odds
and up; mile and eighth BLADE, l08; Fair
iii: Blazing Cinch. 1oS: Dragon. lO8.
Sixth Race $1,000; claiming: 3-year-olds
1903; Miss Kernel, 100: Sister Pal. 1901
Sketch, iO3; (ajNorth Breeze 1903; Manuel
TIA, los: Omars Double. 1903: Red Robe,
1903; Pacheco, 1903; Joanna. 1903; Trolls,
1885, Sunspec. 105; Jasonnette. ITO;
"a Elizabeth S.. 100; Deviner. l08 Bruins.
Ia)G. Peterson and s. Louise entry.
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Penn Net Pilot
Not to Perform
Against Indiana

BIZ Times Special
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-In-
diana university, led by Branch Nc
Cracker, one of the best court play
ers in the Western Conference, will
meet the University of Pennsylvania
five in the PaleStra tonight.
Last year Indiana dealt Pennsyl-
vania its first defeat when the lat
ter five was making a tour of the
Western Conference. The score was
81 to Is and was due in large
measure to the brilliant playing of
McCracken.
Since the 81 to "a defeat by Mich
igan last week Coach McNichol has
made q change in his varsity lineup
that involved the benching of Cap
tain Edward Lobby, His place will
be filled by Fred Ullrich, former
Trenton high school star.
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Giraffe Meter i'm City Tilt

THREE of the tallest basketball
i players in captivity" will per-
form on local courts tonight. Charles
(Stretch) Murphy, Purdue's 6 foot,
inch center, will be seen at Butler
field house. But even Murphy is
dwarfed by Milas (Slim) Shoun, the
tallest meter in the nation, who
stands 6 feet, IL inches.
Shoun will be in the all-star Fire
stone Tire and Rubber lineup which
plays Indianapolis Big Four, strong
independent team, at the Y. M. G. A.
Shoun played three years with Car
SON. Newman college in the south,
and one year each with the Chicago
Bruins and FirestoneS. Shoun has
shared scoring honors for the Akron
quintet all season. Glenn Mum,
former Nebraska star, is the third
giant" standing feet inches.
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Cadets Cancel
Receptions to
Make Up Time
BIZ United Press

By United Press
HUTCHINSON, Kan, Dec. 21.-The
fourteen coach special train carry
ing the Army football squad to Palo
Alto, Cal, was speeding westward
across Colorado today, all the recep-
tions planned along its route having
been Cancelled in an effort to make
up lost time.
The West Pointers stopped here
for a short time late Friday, work
ing out on the high school athletic
field after being prevented from
fulfilling previous practice sched-
ules by billiards. which delayed the
train twelve hours.
It was believed most of the delay
would be overcome before the team
reached Palo Alto, where it will
have almost a week for practice on
the Stanford field in preparation
for the game next Saturday.
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makers on edge,
a nd tonight's
game Is expect
ed to be a repe-
tition of last
years b a t t ! e,
which the Blue
and White team
captured by a
% to q verdict.
Purdue, a fav-
orite to annex
the Big Min e
title, will be led
by Co-Captain
Glenn Harme-
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New York Rules Shires
Must Have License

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Art Shires,
Chicago White SoX first baseman,
will be allowed to further his pugi-
ustic career in New York rings if
he makes personal application for a
license, Secretary Bert Strand Of the
state athletic commission has an
nounced.
Strand turned down the applica-
ton of Promoter Charles Murray Of
Buffalo, who filed an application for
a license for Shires, ruling that the
Chicago ball player must apply per-
sonally.
Murray has signed Shires for a
bout at Queensbury A. G. in Buffalo
on Dec. Is.
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= OFF THE Blackboard =

being whipped by Washington and
again after taking drbubing from
Logansport. A team can be of
color in its shooting, but most of
the time it isn't that so much as it
is some tight defensive play which
makes the boys hurry their shots
more than they are accustomed
to do"
Norm Very, Gary cOlumnist,
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SWIM RECORD BROKEN

BIZ afrd FftSN
NEW YORK, Dec. 81. - Miss
Eleanor Holm broke the worlds
short pool record for the 100 meters
backstroke in an exhibition at the
City Athletic Clubs 60-foot pool
Friday night. The 102-pound SWIM
ming star covered the distance in
1:22 SIS, clipping one second from the
recognized record held by Miss Lisa
LindStrom.
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League Starts
Second Round

Capitol City League basketball
team will start on their round OF
five more games Monday night at
7:3o at Pennsy gym. The tirst-place
Power and Light five will meet LINK
Belt Dodge team in the first game.
The Dodge quintet is the squad that
turned back the Power and Light
team in the f1rst-round game.
indianapolis N. Y. G. and LINK
Belt Ewart clash in the second game
and Hare Chevrolet will oppose
Utility Service Corporation in the
third tilt Monday.
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AMERICAN HORSE SAILS

LONDON, Dec. 21.-Billy Barton,
the American steeplechaser, eft his
training quarters at Wroughttn Fri
day en- route to the United States.
The horse will sail on the S. S.
Minnesota today.
Billy Barton has made two at
tempts to win the Grand National
steeplechase at Liverpool. In 1928
he fell while leading at the last
fence, and fell again in this years
race. He is owned by Howard Bruce
of Baltimore.
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CORNELL CARD GIVEN

BIZ United Press
GRINNELL, Ia. Dec. 2i.--The
complete football schedule Of Grin
nell college was announced Friday
by John c. Truesdale, director of
athletics. Only three home games
win be played. The schedule fol-
lows:
oct. 4-Marquette at Milwaukee.
Oct. ii-Oklahoma A & NJ. NJ, at
Grinnell.
Oct. ls-Drake at Des Moines.
MINI.
Nov Detroit at Detroit.
Nov. s-wsshington university at st..
Nov i5-Cornen college at Grinneli.
Nov. 22--creigflton at Grinnell.
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Did You Know
That

VXTHEN Art Shires IVES in
Wv the Texas League he and
a certain catcher had a little
argument one night 1t
was in a hotel room and
Shires was in bed The
catcher finally threw an elec-
trio fan at Arthur Just
another sap I had to lick"
says the Whispering One.
Shires says he did not take up
baseball. They just had
70 have me. ! was a star at
Waxahachie high school IN
Texas. And they still talk
down there of the wonderful
catches I made. I was |. cheSty
KID then"
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BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The wise
money" of Broadway was laid at
odds of 5 to / against champion
Friday night, and the 130-pound
championship of the prize ring
changed hands according to ex-
pectations.
Tod Morgan of Seattle, who had
held and CALAMITY defended the
junior lightweight title for more
than four years, lost it to Benny
Bass of Philadelphia, just as the
"wise money" said he would.
Whether Bass will be allowed to
keep the championship with the ap-
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Fire Cripples Loop Phones

BIZ NtTfu PftSS .
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Fire in the
main Illinois Bell Telephone Com
pany building crippled telephone
service into the loop early Friday
Approximately $500 telephones were
unable to receive calls. About one
hundred girl operators worked
calmly while the fire spread along
the cables.
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dllkl AlC NOAANA Nv
Company present.
ed Chris RaSmus-
S e n, t h e veteran
lead-of Of t h e
Marott team, with
a Gladstone travel
ing bag in recogni-
ton of this bowl
er's great 299 score,
rolled last Satur-
day durin g the
.Elks' Pot of Gold
classic. "Ras," as he
is known to all
bowlers and rail-
birds, was on the
shelf during the
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N. A. G. U. VICTORIOUS

HUNTINGTON, Ind, Dec. al
N. A. G. U. college of indianapolis
defeated Huntington college here
Thursday night, 81 to %. The CAPT.
tai city quintet led at the half, 16
to Is. Mineo was outstanding for
the winners, with ten points.
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FRENCH PUG VICTOR

BIZ United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dec. 21.-
Maurice Hotter, French feather
weight, won decisive victory over
Ward Sparkle Of Detroit here Friday
night.
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WABASH HoNoRs MEIsr

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Dec.
21.-Clayton Weist, senior at Wa
bash college. was named honorary
captain of the 1929 football team at
a meeting of the lettermen. The
custom Of electing a captain at the
end Of the season was inaugurated
by Coach Robert E. (Pete) Vaughan
several years ago.
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Butler Tilt
With Purdue
Stirs State
Swift Action Believed on
Tap When Bulldogs Meet
BoiIermakerS.
GAME TO Be ON AIR

Butler and Purdue basketball
teams, recognized as top-notchers
in the middle west, marked time
today awaiting the starting whistle
of their annual classic in Butler
field house tonight at $3.50.
Intensive workouts at both camps
have put the Bulldogs and Boiler
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RY VERN ROXEIL

''Why is it that columnists
through central and southern In
diana fall back on the timeworn ex-
cuse their boys couldn't hit the
hoop? Washington did it when
Horace Mann held the Hatchets to
a 10 to Is victory. We have noted
the same old line used a hundred
times since. Vincennes used if after
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SCHURMAN is HONORED

u. S. Ambassador to Germany
Elected to Academy of Sciences.
BIZ United Press
BERLIN, Dec. 21.-United States
Ambassador Jacob Gould Schurman
has been elected an honorary men,
Der of the Prussian academy of SCI
ences, the highest honor open to
German scholars.
The academy was founded in 100
and it's membership is limited to
sixty-four.
Ambassador Schurnan 10 the only
foreigner among five honorary mem
berS.
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College Court Results

Cincinnati o., Al; Cincinnati Y. NJ. c.
l.. 30.
Columbia. Il: Seton Hall. rs.
Dartmouth. 20: Fordhan, 10.
Harvard, "a; Pratt, IS.
Adrian II: Oberliu, is.
Wittenberg, %: Georgetown. 10.
North Texas. &c: Texas Christian. 10.
ence. 90.
Buffalo. %: Thiel 20.
Creighton, 30: Oklahoma Aggies, IL.
Iowa State, "a Simpson, ID.
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EDDIE ANDERSON WINS

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Glow
boy Eddie Andersen, Casper, Wyo.,
won from frankie Stetson, local
junior welterweiyht, on foul in the
third round of their scheduled ten
round bout here Friday night.
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SHEA FLOORS GARCIA

BIZ TnffCd Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 21.-
Edie Shea, Chicago, knocked out
frankie Garcia, Cuba, after two
minutes of the first round of their
bout here Friday night. The vic
tory came on the third knockdown.
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EXTRA DIVIDEND GIVEN
Payable March 81, TO Stock of
Record Feb. %.

BY United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Directors
of the United Gas improvement
Company Friday declared a quarterly
dividend of 80 cents a share on the
common stock. placing the issue on
a SI.2o annual cash dividend basis,
against 81 paid previously. The
dividend is payable March 81, to
stock of record Feb. %.
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KIRSCHBAUM IN ACTION
Meters Play Olympics Sunday,
Opening Hard Part of Schedule.

Kirshbaum Meters play River
side Olynpics Sunday afternoon at
Kirshbaum Center. Meters are now
preparing for the hardest games on
their schedule. They travel to
Louisville, KY, Jan. 25., to play
Louisville Y. M H. A. in their an
nual contest.
In the curtain riaser Sunday
Kirshbaum bulldogs will play Third
Christian. KirShbaum girls also
will play.
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PITT DRILLS INDOORS
Papthers Hold Dummy Scrimmage,
Signal Drill In Armory.

By United Press
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 21.-Unfa-
vorable weather conditions drove the
Pitt Panthers indoors for Fridays
drill in preparation for the Roses
tournament game with Southern
California at Palo Alto on New
Years day.
Coach Sutherland took the squad
to Hunt Armory and after a half
hour of caliSthenies sent the varsity
through a signal drill and dummy
scrimmage.
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CHILE'S FINANCES GOOD

President Announces Excellent Con-
ditions in Country.
By United Press
SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Dec. 2i.-
Chile will maintain her gold stand
ard regardless Of the financial Situa-
ton in other countries, President
Carlos Ibanez told the United Press
in an interview Friday.
"Our gold reserve" he said, "is
larger than our paper circulation.
and the foreign trade balance Is
more favorable than in any previous
year. Wages are good, and Chile has
no unemployment. The
general condition Of the country is
therefore excellent"
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Poland Honors italian Prince

Bb Irfffn PTfN8
TURIN. Italy, Dec. 21.-Poland's
highest decoration, the Order of the
White Eagle. has been bestowed
upon Grown Prince Humbert of Italy
at the instruction of President
IgnaE Moscicki.
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Mike eft who meets Johnny Roy Wallace who bat
Bush.
EvEN bouts calling hirtyeight make the
- Tomlnson hall night Wal
lace indianapolis heavy punche and Chester Bush Chicago the
the semwndup of eight rounds Peter Mike
accompanied will battle
Johnny Sema weerweight customers
time
1t will be Walace first showing before his home admirers since
Dillon the months Five
four rounds will the semiwndup and
the will
swift will $780, with prices
and
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MANDELL MEETS JADlCK

Lightweight Champ Signs for Title
Bout Jan. s.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 21-Sammy
MandeIl, worlds lightweight cham
pion, has signed to defend his title
against Johnny Jadick of Philadel-
phia in a fifteen-round bout at the
New York coliseum, Jan. 8.