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The Washington times., 1929-11-16
Washington College
Five in % Contests

CFIESTERTOWN, Md, Nov. is.
Graduate Manager Fred Dunn.
schott, of washington College,
has announced a schedule Of az
games for the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland basketball team, the
first of which will be played De
cen1ber IA and the last, March, 8.
The schedule follows:
Dec. list Joseph's at home.
Dec. lS-American University at home.
Jan. 1-Princeton in Baltimore
Jan. 4-PhiIadelphia Osteopathy away.
Jan. 7-St. Joseph's in Philadelphia.
Jan. 9-Salem away.
Jan. 10-Fairmont away.
Jan. n-American University away.
Jan. 1S-Georgetown University away.
Jan. 16-Baltimore University away.
Jan. 17--Gettysburg away.
Jan. 1S-Mt. st. Mary'R away
Ian. 24--WesterR Md. away (pending).
Jan. 25-Loyola away.
Feb. 1-Drexel away.
Feb. S-Haverford at home
Feb. 11-Swarthmore Univ, at home.
Feb. 1S-St. Johns away.
Feb. 31--Mt. ST. Mary's at home.
Mar. 1--LoyoIa at home.
Mar. s-western Maryland (pending).
The Washington times., 1929-11-16
COLGATE IS FAVORITE

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Nov. 10.--A
crowd Of $4,000 was expected to
be in the stands here today when
Syracuse and Colgate clash In
the 31st revival Of their gridiron
rivalry.
Colgate ruled pre-same favor
ite.
The Washington times., 1929-11-16
T.oday's Song Hit
"Sarae GA MOon-Same Old June"

Another Popular wsshinStOn Times Series
the old but not the
old '
same old place not the thrill
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The Washington times., 1929-11-16


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PoweI .....,.....'..''..
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PAST RESULTS
Langley. .: Macfarland. ..
Columbia, 8; Powell, 0.
Hine. /; Powell. 0.
Macfsriand, 4: Powell. 0.
Hins. o; jefferson, o.
Stuwart, .; Columbia, 0.
Langley, !: Gordon. 0.
Macfarland. 3; Columbia. 0,
Hine /; Jefferson. o.
Stuart. 2; jefferson. l.
Langley. 5; Powell ..
Hine. /: Columbia, 0.
Stuart. 2; Gordon, 0.
Langley. 2; Columbia, 0.
jefferson. 8; Powell, 0.
Mcfarland. 2; Hine, o.
Langley. /; Stuart. o.
Macfarland, Z; Gordon. Q.
GAMES MONDAY
Columbia vs. jefferson. at Monument
Grounds No. field. s:ao o'clock.
Hins Va Va FeTsil ,9.,s .,S At o,,1dsR Monument
GAMES WEDNESDAY
Jefferson vs.. Langley. at Monument
Grounds No. field. 3:39 o'clock.
stuart vs.. Meetarland, e:n T. At a,,Sn% MCnumsnt
GAMES FRIDAY
Grounds No. / field. s:sO o'clock.
Hine vI. Columbia; at Monument
Grounds No; Ems fed; fSiG1;EMsES S;Ie S'olSsk sc
y.SA.rSon Va. Macfarland. at Monu-
msnt Grounds No. field. $3.50 o'clock:
Hine va Langley. at Monument
Ground. No Ga fislS; SovHMsER s;se Tso'GSH y
CSeSson Ends)
Grounds No. / field. $3.50 O'clock.
Coiumbia vs. Gordon. at Monument
George Youngblood has changed
the name Of his Junior League TO
the Junior American League. Or.
eanizer Youngblood has formed
four simple rules for the league
and these are as follows:
''Teams must be composed OF
past and present junior high
school boys. Players must play
for the school they attended. A
line-,lp of the team must be
handed the referee before start
Of game.
In q game until Is minutes Oe-
fore the end Of the game. A
PLAYER ordered from the field for
Misconduct cannot be substituted.
substitutions to be made only
when BAH is out Of play. Should
q team drop out Of the league,
q new team may ia ke its place
but will accept that teams stand
ing.
"AlI games will be played
ON Sundays at / o'clock. A
team not ready to play
90 minutes after game time
win forfeit the points to their
opponents. ....
Duration Of game. Two 50
minute halves"
The washington Soccer Clun
decided q: a meeting last night
not to withdraw from the Wash.
ington League. The team VIII
hold a practice tomorrow after
noon on the Monument grounds
Following the Junior League game
The Washington times., 1929-11-16
DISTANT STATIONS

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WsB-ASIanta--7G0-4
1l:45-Skylark.
WBBM-Chicago-770-
9:00-College Orchestra.
s:3o--Musical Comedy Memories-
1o:Oo-cOlumbia Network
1:00-Dance Orchestral
WGN-Chlcago-72O-416
S:5o-Goldkette's Orchestra.
S:B0-WGN Players.
10:0o-WEAF program.
1:00-Tomorrow's Trib.
1l:1A-Hungry Five.
11:so-Goldkstts,s orchsstrH
12:Oe-Dream Ship: Goldketto's
Orchestra.
A. N.
wMA0-Chicsgo-s7O-447
S:55-Photologue.
9:0o-Columbia Network.
10:00-Musical program.
11:00-Amos N Andy.
l1:I5-Northwest Tabernacle.
1.:2o-Dancs orchestraG
WLW-Cinelnnati-70042S
S:06-Dixie Steppers.
S:so-N.B.c. system.
9:2o-WJz Program.
lG:SSEm". lS:SSERHs 3;ttien n kaay: paP1: Pianist.
11:30-Burn's Orchestra
w;;HsH... 1s;SsEci1s, clS'S S'syooSis.ssC oFsscsssSC"
13:e0-SOnGs: orchestra
13:4S-NiEhthawk fr0lie.
WCCO-llnn.-gt. Paai-s10-S5e
1l:ee-Long's OrchsStFa.
12:oe-Erickson's Orchestra
i:00-Night club.
WISN-AGilWaRkee-41
S:16-Studio: Columbia Network
l2:O0-WisconsIn Roof Orchestra
KWKK-Ghrevep0F6-SSO-269
9:3e-Studio program.
KM0X-St. LOutS-1OoesS5S
s:oe-ColumbiA network.
11:0e-Organ; sports; entertainers
11:30-MOund's Orchestra.
12:0o-SteeIe'g Orchestra.
WHK-Cleveland-18
9:O0-COlumbia network.
11:o0--Singing school
11:S0-Winton,S OreheAtFa.
l2:oO-OrGan. .-,.,
WJR-DetRoit-7S0-40 ...
e:e0-AnnouHced.
S:s0-WJZ program.
S:iS-SymphOny and Singers.
S:so-WJZ program.
11:1S-News: Truckers orcas0-
II :20-Jones' Orchestra.
12:00-SonGs-
12:So-McKinneys Orchestra.
7KDKA-PlttabarGh-9SO-SO0
7:3o-Little Symphony.
s:0o-N,B.C. system t3% hoursl.
11:7e-Far North messages.
WHAM-ROeheateF--
S;60-ArzeR Kids,
s:so-N.Bc. System.
S:89-Organ.
s:3O-N.B.C. System (1A hourS).
11:15-Dance music.
WGY-Scheneetady-
1:00-Broadcast to Commands
Byrd.
WBZ-SpFiREfi Efield-99a-S0
s:S0-WJz Program.
10:00-Orchestra.
11:00-WJZ Program; loves or
chsstra.
WSUE-et. PeteFsburG-000-393
s:o0-Weather; Sports: Studio
1O:00-Sunshins Pirates.
11:00-McDonald's Orchestra.
KOA-DenVeF-S80-3e
1l:1S-Sunday School: Dance Or
chestFa.
KNX-H0llyWOod-1O
10:oO-Courtesy Program.
11:00-FeatpFe Artists
KFT-LOs AAEeleS-64o-4S8
a:00-Concert Orchestra.
2:e0-Midnight FFolic.
KG0-Oakland-700-8
1o:oO--NB.c.-Lucky Strike orehsS.
1:oo-NBc.-rsmpls of the Ah.
l3:a0-N.B &c. -Launderland Lyrie&
12:00-Artist Series.
The Washington times., 1929-11-16

SCRATCHED-Miss Lee, BleWa'
BEST RET-PRIMEVAL.
The Washington times., 1929-11-16

"AII games viii be played
ON Sundays ut / o'clock. A
team not ready to play
90 minutes after game time
win forfeit the points to their
opponents. ....
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
GRI.T\ GARRO at STRAND

Those film fans who have been waiting breathlossly for another pie turc with Greta Garbo and Nils Asther romantjcalIy paired should hn amply repaid in "The Single S,anIard.' which is q, the Strand theater Thursday, Friday and S1tur- day a< ,I",ro-G7ldwyn- Mayors new ost offering. hi~hly romantic tale ~irh musical and round synchronj- 2@riou
 This nilmization Of the sensational Adc!a Rogers St. John novel is the first appearance of either Miss Gar no or Asther since thoy scored so profoundly in Wild Orchids"
 Miss Garbo, back from a lengthy vacation in Sweden gives the finest performance of her career in this glamorous vehicle and. in addition to the handsome and swarthy Asther, she also has Johnny Mack Brown to share leading man honors.
 The vaudeville program offers eX- rollynt entertainment in presenting Bobby "Uke" H"nshaw and Rela- lives with Al Spossoll's Relative band. including a company of 70 en- tor;ain"rs that Strand patrons will really enjoy Beginning sunday for four days tho Strand will present the sensational all takte The Mysterious pr. Flu Manchu' with Warner Oand. Neil Hamilton, and Jean Ar thur in the leading roles.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Wesleyan Announces
 Changes on Faculty

AIdile,OWn Sept. ] s tF-A nun Der of faculty changes were an- -ounced by President James J. Me Conaughy of Wesleyan university to- day in his matriculaUon address 10 the new student class. Among the promotions were Prof. Snow 10 d rro5cssorship, Dr. Cayelti to an as sistant rrofessorship and RosWel Davis to be assistant treasurer.
 Associate Professor Ware, Of the department of economies and social science, has been granted a year s leave Of absence to go 10 Havorhill, Mass, where he will represent both manufacturers and labor unions in an effort 10 work out an industrial form of occupation. He was en- rloycd the latter part of this sum mer to conclude q strike of long duration.
 New members of the faculty arc Prof. Albert Teuillcrat, who will spend one day at Wesleyan a week as the first Frank F. Weeks visit ing professor m English. Willard r. Lewis, librarian, and Joseph $. | Daltry, associate professor Of music,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Landlords B"r Clinic,
 Appropriation Useless

Although an appropriation Of -.ooo was made available April to establish q vouoroa1 disease clinic in this city the board of health ha" hrcn unable to make use of the funds because of difficulty in finding place to house this municipal sorvjc' Chairmgn John J. McBriarty of the board Of h".lth said toda@, Pros r,ctiya lau'lorl~ upon being 'n- formed cf inc nature of tn" clinic have refused to eiyo le@sos, Mir. McBriarty has given thought to th" use Of T part of city hall. but as yet has not framed recommendation to that end.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
AT THE C1DITG'

With brilliant iuteTpretiE" cast headed by Paul Muai and MaTTC"- rite Churchill "Ta- Nalant,' Fox Moyietonc all-dia}os picture adapted from the r-ac play Of tho sam" title by Holwor,h,- Hall and Robert Middlemasy. will nr u71erad into the Capitol Theujor tomorrow.
 Its theme an unusual and moving depletion Of Glial affection on the part Of a condemned murdcr-r, who 10 the very end. concoals his iden- tity that his mothers heart may not be wrung with sorrow, the gripping pay takes is name from the Shakcspearean aouplnt.
 "Cowards diy many t.m-s before their deaths;
 The valiant never die l.I on"e.'
 Vibrant with dramatic strength, the leading rola is said 10 aftorl Paul Muni outstanding Fox Films player, opportunities even surpasa- ing those Of ~Airh re 'o3I, such marked advantages in "" Ameri- cans" and -Four Walls, stage pro- ductions which made him d Broad way sensation.
 Marguerite Churchilrs artistry will have ample outlet in the sym. pathttic role of Mary Dougla-s in "The Valiant" and notable cast in. oludes De Witt Jennings, John Mack Brown Edith Iorke Don Terry Barton Hepburn, Clifford Dempsey Richard Carlyle and Henry Kolllcr
 Also showing on this program is Laura La Plante with Neil Hamil ton in The Love Trap d thrilling comedy drama.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Hardware Trade Will
 Show Fall Increase

New York, Sept 1S.-The hard ware trade, according to reports from important market ccnters, ap- pears to be marking time in antici- patton of the real start Of the fall consumer demand. Hardware Age will say tomorrow in its weekly market summary. While some con- siderable activity in fall and winter merchandise is noted, snappier temperatures will be welcomed as stimulating to general resumption of trade. Some sections report jobbers receiving a few orders for spring goods.
 In general. hardware firms, job bers and dealers alike, look for fall trade that will be normally active if not better than usual. Some sec tions are very optimistic.
 The steel industry is al present slackening up in its long run Of ca pacity business, but employment generally is still at a high and satis- factory level.
 Prices are notably steady and col lections show Improvement,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
GALES STRIKE MEXICO

Mexico City, Sept, 1S CP-Gales and torrontial rains along both the east and west coasts of Mexico Were reported today.
 Winds unroofed houses and caus- od other damage at Guaymas. Tor ycntial rains caused the flooding 'f several rivers in the state of Vera Cruz. OGN&c1 and Tabasco, notably the Panaloapan river. Suburbs ot Tampico were reported flooded as a result of heavy rains during the ,ast 4 hours and shipping is held up in inc port. Air mai! service between Mexico City and Brownsville, Tex, has been interrupted on account of weather conditions.
 The number cf casualties as re- suit of the ovorflowing of the Papa }oapan is not known. No loss of life has been reported.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
AT THE, PALACE.

"Saturdays Children,' Maxwell Anderson's Pulitzer prize play star ring Corinne Griffith will loo the feature attraction at the Palace theater Thursday and Friday.
 Saturdays Children" is an in'l- mate study of goth century work ing girl Of the native middle class, who has ultra-mollrN ideas on t7" subject Of matrimoaE c9rinn" dn- termines to convert her husband into a lover and her manner of bringing out this relationship forms an absorbing and most unusuai story quite apart from the common run Of pictures. The companion feature is rollic'ung comedy "AH at Sea" starring George k. Arthur with Karl Dane at the.r funniest and Josephine Dunn at her pretti- est. Also selected short subjects
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18

mobile forced her to the wrong side of the street.
 At the close of the session Judge Hardy said his investigation had proved remarks made by Rev. R. r. Shuler over the radio last Sunday that the Pantages' jury was hung before q line Of testimony was taken were unwarranted, improved and without foundation A committee of three appointed by the Los Angeles County Bar association handed its findings to Judge Hardy. The com mtteo stated TO evidence of corrup- ton had been found.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Springfield Man Is
 Killed in H0ldup

Springfield, Mass. Sept. IS (UP) -AlcXander l.. Flcbotte, SC, died in Mercy hospital here today as result Of a wound received in hold-up last night when q bandit shot him through the left breast over the heart.
 The hold-up occurred as Flebotte left his garage to enter his house, He had with him the days receipts from his butcher shop.
 Without warning the Gunman fired two shots and fled 10 nearby au- tomobile. Apparently frightened, he did not stop to take the money.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Would Allow EIlingwOod
 To Occupy House Free

The common council tonight will be asked 10 allow Park Superinten- dent CIy6e Elnngwood to occupy the dwelling in which he lives, which is city proycrty, without pay ing rent He now pays $25o a year, this amount heinz deducted from his salary of S3.ooo. The effect of flaw crable action will he to make his salary $3,00o year clear.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Odd Fellows Turn
 To Regular Bushes,

Houston, Tex, ,5or' 1S LIr -- X macs Of lodge legislation vas hofor" the international convention Of odd Fellows for consideration today
 With the election of c0irors oEt Of the way and york completed on one important question, that of q junior lodge for boys fl to rN yars old. the session v"- expected 10 be one of the busiest Of thr ronycntion.
 A ritual for tlr uoyT' lodge was ratified yesterday. "hp odd I'rl- lows had considered establishing tho junior order for several yoars but convention d"I"g%tos Lal b,"u uu- able to agro" on th" d.'ai'e untjI yrs- terday, Formation of 'u" boys lodges was made optional Hi'h each locality.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Rolls Royce Held in
 Landscaping Charge

Worcester, Mass, Sept. IS tCP) Mrs. Edward E, McLean's Rolls Royce was being held here today pending receipt of her certified check for S4.So0 in payment of a bill for flowers and gardening on her Newport estate.
 The automobile was attached late yesterday as the wife Of the pub- fisher of the Washington Post alighted from it at Union station. Attachment was made on behalf Of the New York firms Of J. H. small X Co.,. and J. B. Leikens
 Mrs. Mclean promised to send the certified check.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
R, R, PREPARING PLANS
 FOR BLACK ROCK BRIDGE
Delivery Within Three Ncchs Promised in C0mnunicat. .on to
 City Engineer.

City Engineer Philip A, Merriam today received a communication from the engineering division of the New Haven railroad promising de livery of plans for a new Black ROCK bridge within three weeks. Delays were encountered in making field en- gineering surveys and determiniEs : the position of the state highway de- partmcnt with reference to West Main street at this point, it was explained.
 Receipt Of plans within the time promised by the railroad company will make it possible to remove the present structure and place the wider and heavier bridge before the winter weather sets in, Engineer Merriam feels certain, he said today.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Soviet Plane Arrives
 At PetTODavtOySk

NikoIaycvsk on Amur, Siberia, Sept IS tP)-The Russian airplane Land of the Sovicts," bound from Moscow 10 New York, landed safely tod.- at Poropavlovsh, principal town of the Kamchatka peninsula, after a flight over tho Sea of Ok. Lotsk from this far Siberian ely.
 The next stage on the flight of Commander Somyon SEcstakov aLd three othc. Russian air aces is from kamcautI,a across the Pacific to Alaska
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Attorneys Await Ruling of Court On Charge Japanese Was Killed By
 Ether and Not Injuries In Accident
Mrs, Pantages Counsel Seeks to Prove Operation En- tireIy necessary-Defendant Denies SEe Was
 Intoxicated at Time of Crash.

Los Angeles Sept. 1S tPl-Attor- neys in the second degree murder trial of Mrs. Lois Pantagos today awaited Judge Carlos s. Hardy's de- cisioN on the Gcfensc's plea for ad- mission Of evidence. it was promised would show Juro Rolumoto. Japa- Meso gardener. died Of asphyXiation rather than injuries received in a collision between his motor car and that Of the thcat"r magnate's wife.
 In arguments of the plea ycster- day during which the jury was ab- sent from the court room. the de- f"nse contention that the Japanese died of asphyxiatlon while under going an operation was met by the prosecution with the statement that the plea was immatorial, as the operation was necessary because of EoEumoto's injuries.
 Claims Operation unnecessary
 The argument hc3dn after Mrs. Pantagos was excused from the stand. with the announcement by Max Steur. chief counsel for the de- fenao, that he would call witnesses 10 show the operation during which Hokumoto died was unnecessary, and the man as asphyNiated by an tnaesth tie given him" Stcucr said he hub upon which this case turns i5 the cause Of Rokumoto's death, and the defense was ready to prove:
 "Tho operation, made against RoIlumotos wishes. was unnoces- sary, and he was suffering no shock from accident injuries at the time. Rokumoto died of asphyXiation of the anaesthetic given him, and no anaesthetiC should have been given him at the time.'
 Steuor said he had five physicians ready 10 testify.
 Denies She Was Drunk
 Mrs Pantages denied prosecution allegations she was intoxicated and drove to the left side of Sunset boulevard into RollumOto'a car. She aaid q had not had a drink Of any 1 intoxicating liquor that day. and l tried SO hard to hiss Rolumoto' s automobile when he turned in front of me- She added another auto-
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Deaf Hear Again
 Through New Aid
Larpicv" No Bigger Than Dim, Wins Eatllu~a -t," Following
 Tcn-DaS I.y" Igial Offer

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New Britain herald., 1929-09-18

T.iou-onart N. ". Gra7gcr, [, s. N- is visiting his pnr"-s on Winthrop street h.ra fo" s.v'r9i days on a leave of absence from the Post s"aauat" school q Annapolis. Nd. Upon completion cf & course there, he will ao pcStsraduato work in aoroloey 2t IIarvard and at the Massachusetts Institute ot Tech nology
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18

Nr. and Mrs. $. Salima Of 257 0al street have returned home from Bar mountain and the state Of pennsyI- Nanja.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18

Borsaus Domur"t Of 1G4 Grov" street has returned from a tour of Bear mountain and Pennsylvania.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18

Bliss E. Cl"rl, of 4 Trinity street has returned ID Cornell university where h. is enrolled as a junior.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Personals

Miss Jeannette Clark of 54 Trinity street has entered the nurses train ing school at the New York hospital New York city
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-25
Eastern Turkey Day Program
Topped by Pitt and Penn State
Cornell and Quakers Also Battle Thursday; Three Fea-
lures Left for Saturday Afternoon.

tricks to throw against Coach Jock
Sutherland's prize PantherS.
Another headliner will be the
Penn-Cornell contest at Philadel-
phia. Penn hasn't much of record,
but Cornelrs career this year has
been a smiling one. Gil Dobie's Cor
nell varsity ought to be able to take
Coach Lou Young's Quakers, but the
traditional aspect of the meeting
will leave the result in doubt.
N. Y. U. and Carnegie Tech will
have what one might term the bat
tie of the 'left-overs. This game
ought to be one of those slam-b bang
affairs.
Brown, after an up and down sea-
sun, will play Colgate, which has
been beaten only by Wisconsin.
They are scheduled at Providence.
One of the days traditional con-
tests will be played at Morgantown
between West Virginia and Wash
ington and Jefferson.
Saturdays features involve six
formidable teams. Army will play
Notre Dame at New York. Navy
and Dartmouth are playing at
Philadelphia in another sell-out.
Boston college Is to meet Holy Gross
at Boston.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-25
Independent Football

GARY, indian aerial attack accounted
for three touchdowns, giving Gary Lo-x
81 to 6 victory over Indianapolis COL
lege Cubs here Sunday. Lo-x is claiming
the, state Independent amateur grid title,
ana 1t was their twelfth victory Of the
TO make it three straight years without
game lost when they play Notre Dame
reserves Thursday.
Riverside Olympics will meet College
Cubs Thursday at Pennsy park, in q game
that promises thrills. The two rivals
played TO a scoreless tie early this season.
Olympics will practice tonight and
Wednesday at the park. AL players at
tend.
st. Philips Boys Club defeated English
Avenue Boys Club, Sunday IS 70 s.
Hickey. Marley and Psrdue scored for the
winners. the latter turning IN a forty-two
yard sprint for six points. Saints play
o. T. L. Juniors Sunday for the east side
l2o-pound championships. BOYS Club prac--
tees Wednesday at p. m. at Oakland
avenue and Washington street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-25
Hughes Resigns;
Two Mentioned
as Successors

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Nov 25.-
While no successor has been named
for w. L. (Bish) Hughes, resigned
football coach and head of the ply
steal education department at De
PAW university, two coaches are
being mentioned to divide his du-
ties.
Raymond (Gauma) Neal, Old
Gold line coach this year and for
mer star at Wabash and Washing
ton and Jefferson, is being conSid-
cred for head football coach and
Donovan CTubby) Moffatt, a De
Paw graduate, coaching his third
year at the school, is being men
toned to head the department. of
physical education. Moffett is bas-
ketball mentor.
A professorship In the physical
education department of Columbia
university has been accepted by
Hughes, who will finish out the year
here and assume his new duties
next fall. In commenting on Hughes
resignation, President G. Bromley
Oman said: Some day De Paw
will have enough money to keep
it's good men. At present, we can
not meet Columbia's offer"