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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-24
.. S. Golf Stars Prepare for
Invasion of British Links
Women Champions, Amateurs and Pros TO Compete for
Team, Individual Crowns in Near Future.

May II with the British women's
tourney at Formby Golf Club, Lam
cashire. Glenna CoIlett, Maureen
circuit. Helen Hicks Bernice Wall,
Virginia Van VIE and Mrs. Doro-
thy Campbell Hurd will head the
group which will attempt to bring
the women's title to the United
States for the first time in history.
Walker cup matches are sched-
uled at Royal st. Georges Club,
Sandwich. The American team
composed of Captain Jones, Jess
Sweetser Harrison Johnston, George
Won Elm, Francis Ouimet, DR.. O. F.
Willing, Don Moe and George Voigt
is exceptionally strong and will be
favorite to continue Americas
unblemished record of Walker cup
victories.
Sweetser, Voigt and Johnston may
not remain in England for the Brit
ish amateur tourney, which starts
at st. Andrews May 26. The bal
ance of the Walker cup players will
compete and will be reinforced by
the addition of several free-lance
players, including Johnny Dawson of
Chicago, senni-hnaliSt in the 1929
tourney.
The amateur forces will be
strengthened by numerous ollt-
standing pros for the British open
at Hoy Lake, starting June Is. Hor-
ton Smith of Joplin. Mo, who de-
feated Jones by a single stroke in
the Savannah open last week; Gene
Sarazen, winner of the recent $25,-
900 Aqua Caliente open; Johnny
Farrell, 1923 national open cham
pion,. and Leo Diegel, American P.
G. A. champion and runner up in
the 1929 British open, already have
announced their intention to COM
pete.
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BIZ JHiffd Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-Although it
seems almost certain that Purdue
Will win the title if it keeps up its
present play, the Western Confer
ence basketball race still is a three
team affair
Out in front with six games won
and none lost standing, the Boiler
makers are the class of the con-
ference, but IN event they slump,
either Wisconsin or Michigan yet
can 90 after the championship. The
latter two are tied for second place
with five games won and two lost.
There is Q possibility that Wis
cOnsin viii be eliminated from title
consideration when it meets Illinois
tonight at Illinois.
Indiana was forced out of the race
when the HOosiers dropped to Mich
igan at Bloomington Saturday. It
was their second loss to the VOL
verines and their third defeat in
the conference season.
Michigan plays two games this
week and Purdue likewise meets two
opponents. The Wolverines meet
Chicago Tuesday and Illinois Sat
urday. The BOilermakers engage
Northwestern and Minnesota and
doubtless Will find their greatest
trouble in the Northwestern game.
Northwestern has been an in and
outer and may cause trouble for
any team.
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Ser11i-P no, Amateur
Baseball Notes

Junior Buddes added two more victories
to their list. by defeating =, South SIDE Z.
Merchants; Is to IL and Dr. FIVE; % to t -;
winners, with Brien starring on defense.
Buddies have been defeated twice N
twenty-five starts. They play in the "a
strong city and state teams. Cell DR.: 2o62
and ask for Butch or write Leo Sachs,
1912 South Capitol avenue. ..,. A..
Christamore tournament will meet at
Christamore club house tonight at p. M
They are asked to submit the name OF
Westview Yellow Jackets. with sixteen
straight wins. are out to claim the city
Teams desiring games call Be. 0439 and
ask fOr Glen.
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COLLEGIATE TOUR

- W - 3. I t''f 't
4 mn ARBOR, Mich, Feb.
IN "a. - Except for two
games with the United States
Infantry school at Columbus,
Ga, instead Of Clemson college,
the University Of Michigan
baseball team will engage the
same teams as last year on its
annual spring training jaunt
in April. Seven games have
been carded by Coach Ray
Fisher, former New York Yam
kee pitcher.
The Wolverines will meet
Cincinnati university, April y,
to be followed by two con-
tests with Vanderbilt at Nash
vile, April ii and Is. The
Georgia Bulldogs will be hosts
to Michigan, April Is and II,
followed by a pair of clashes
with the Infantry school, April
Is and 10.
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HILL IS CUP CHAIRMAN

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Donald M.
Hill of Boston, treasurer of the
United States Lawn Tennis ASsocia-
ton, has been appointed chairman
of the Wightman cup committee.
Hill succeeds Harry S. Knox of Chi
cago, resigned.
Hill, John Q. Mersereau OF New
York and Joseph w. Ivy of Kansas
City, will have full powers in the
selection of the team. Hill will &C
company the players to England for
the women's international matches
at Wimbledon. June Is and IA.
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POLO STAR INJURED

ALEXANDRIA, Cal, Feb. 24.-Un-
able to overtake the strong lead of
the Argentine polo team, Laddie
Sanfords Hurricanes were defeated
Sunday in an exhibition game at
Midwick Country Club here. San
ford, well-known New York pololst,
sustained a broken breast bone
in the first chukker.
The South American players fin
ished with the heavy end of an g.
to-5 score, after holding a 6-to-O
lead at the end of the third
chukker.
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Strong Prelim
Bill Arranged
for Thursday

Another feature six-round bout
was added to the card of the Wash
ington A. C. today to support the
Chuck Wiggins-George Cook battle
at Cadle tabernacle Thursday.
Tom Williams, Chicago Negro
heavyweight, has been matched to
meet K. o. Peeks, indianapolis
Negro. This promises to be
thriller as both of these big boys
throw a lot of gloves and need no
urging from the crowd.
The other two siX-round battles
which have been arranged for
Thursday are between heavyweightS
and middleweights. Walter Pickerd
is to meet Joe Brien while Rosey
kid Baker will clash with Jackie
RoSen of Chicago.
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Capitol Gage
League Plays

indianapolis Power and Light and
Indianapolis N, Y. c., leaders Of the
Capitol city basket league, face
strong foes tonight at Penrsy gym.
N. Y. c. opposes Hare Chevrolet,
third place team, in the second
game on the card.
Power and Light plays Link Belt
Ewart. Utility Service and Link
Belt Dodge clash in the opening tilt
at 7:30. Managers will meet between
the second and third game.
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Stove League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

DETE MONAHAN, Tribe first
l. sacker, is the first Indian Grip
pie of the spring training season,
but it isn't fair to put it in the
books that way because it happened
before official drill. Pete has been
doing some advance training down
at Sarasota and the accident to him
was an automobile affair on the
beach where hard sand makes a
lengthy drive way. But Pete's car
struck some soft sand and there was
a spill and Monahan was shaken
up.
Pete is in camp with Bill Burwel
Danny Boone, Trainer Pierce and Byron
Specie, the last named being with the
PhilIies now by draft. Byron couldn't
forget old Sarasota and went there to
hobnob before proceeding to the Philly
camp at Winter Haven.
Monahan reports the beach
bruises were minor and that he is
DdCk OH GuG Ud1 1ACAO dSoAA4 AO4
daily exercise with pitcher Boone.
Burwell and Specie work every
other day.
CPEECE will not return to the
- Indians if he fails to stick with
Burt Shotton's FASTENERS, the local
club officials having waived theil
draft rights several days ago. He is
unable to stand up under the gaf1
Of nine innings, but is the real arti-
Gle for a few innings and the Phil
lies figure to use him to pinch pitch
According to Monahan, Sarasota 4
| filled up with winter tourists and vaca
| tionists, a rather surprising condition ow
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-24
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-America'S
golf1ng armada is preparing for an
invasion which threatens to strip
Great Britain of her most-prized
golfng trophies.
Captain Bobby Jones and his
Walker cup team will head the in
Yading forces, but the American
players attach less significance to
the team match than to winning
Britain's various individual cham
piOnships.
The competitive program opens
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PURDUE NINE BUSY

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 24.--AlI
Purdue baseball candidates now are
at work. The batterymen have
been working out for two weeks
and several new men have shown
promise. The team is headed by
Eb Caraway, who hit for the high
average of $50 last season.
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again acting as
manager. TIL e
Lauter nine has
been under his
leadership for five
seasons, the club
starting un d e r
him in the junior
class and this year
the FASTENERS will
mix with the 18-
19-year-old teams.
William w e r t z,
Boys Club presi-
dent, gives strong
support to Man
ager wheel and
tho team PlaV-
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Indiana Star
Tops Big Nine
Cage Scorers

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-Branch Nc
Cracker, Indiana's center, continues
to lead the individual scorers in the
Big Nine basketball race. He added
five field goals and one free throw
in the Indiana Michigan game Sat-
urday night to give him a total Of
IS points for the season.
Stretch Murphy, Purdue center,
is second with IS points, and Hars,
Per. Illinois guard is third with z
points. The five leading scorers fol-
low:
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BY LEFTY LEE

week series of the annual diamond classic
rolled on the Fountain Square alleys.
F. Faust and Vollmer copied first place
MartIndale-W imbcrlv third with ,304.
Eight prizes in addition TO the high game
award 0e~r ~iv~1 v'.' score OF 1915
being low to cash. Nilt Wimberly turned
uu unC Of inc ledt4.A series OF The year
during his play. scoring an actual total
of 757 with games OF 245. 277 and 235
across six alleys. His 277 scores won him
the high single game prize.
DR.. Truelove punched games Of 1T. 289
248 and 256 to total 996. with the aid OF
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ing to the depression in the north. He
says the Tribe hotel, the Sarasota Ter
race, is crowded and it is at the out
skirts near the ball park.
Manager Corriden has decided to
give a thorough trial to catcher
BIanton, the Kentucky semi-pro. At
first the lad was slated for transfer
to Quincy. but Corridor has heard
more of the young mans talent and
will take him to the Tribe camp.
WATCHER ERNEST LORBEER
~ and pitcher Elmer Ambrose
have been granted two days report
ing grace. They have important
winter Jobs and won't show up at
Sarasota the first day. First regular
drill will be next Monday.
Johnny Riddle, young catcher
sold to the White Sox had not yet
reached training camp at San An
tonic Sunday. The lad probably will
be dressed down by Bush for alb
senting himself for one whole week
or more.
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DID YOU KNOW THAT

FRS. JIMMY WALKER,
IVl wife Of New York's we'll
dressed mayor, is at Miami
and intends to see the Sharkey-
Scott fight Feb. 81. SCOTS
blood pressure reaches a high
point of 118, while Sharkey's
goes much higher, to 126.
Maybe the reason is that the
COB is thinking of something TO
say and trying hard not to say
it. Lewis wrestled Davis
court in Tacoma and won on a
foul. Lewis rushed at
Daviscourt after the decision
had been rendered, and Dick
calmly knocked him out Of the
ring.
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ers wishing positions on the Lauter
nine are request to get in touch
with wheel at Ala East Orange
street.
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BOYS CLUB PILOT

The Lauter Boys Club baseball
team will be in the field again this
year with Harry (Red) wheel
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News of Local Ten Pin FASTENERS

NJ. WEIGH and Rickabaugh turned in
totals Of 568 to tie for the lead the 10
scratch singles for women boWlerS rolled
on the PrltchCtt alleys over The weekend.
The prize nSt for this meet included 4
total Of tWepty-0ne merchandise awards.
IN addition TO the crash prizes and more
than $50 girls took q Whirl al the naples.
John Blue again turned in the feature
count OF the week. scoring 100 with games
of 2i3. PIP and PEI. Shaw was next with
$50 and the weeks high single a 211.
High team total went to The :. & 5. Body
and Fender BOYS when they hit for 1886.
Feature high spots for the women
bOWierS during the past week we're. Team,
Mulier-Nash. 1862. individual, three
games. KrlJsch. 500 individual, high game,
Whetstiue. 1913.
Captains OF all industrial teams and all
others interested in the second annual IN
dustrial tournament to be rolled on the
Elks Club alleys arc requested to bo pres
ent ct % special meeting at the Elks Club
Thursday night.
The diamond studded watch award for
boWierS of class r was won by Waugh who
hit for total OF 6lS over the three-ga
route Other prize winning totals were;
Zaepfel. jS5; ISenthal, 563. and w. Faust
Jr.. 56i. This meet was the last of Eve
MOTION PICTURES
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LAST shTURpAY,s RESULTS
BIZ Initial Press


Purdue. ~. Minnesota. q: Michigan, 81;
Indiana, ~. Southwestern. "a; Illinois, 50
Chicago, 23i Wisconsin. p.
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feated Jack Keeter and Carl Engelking in
fivegame match at the Illinois alleys
Sunday. by score of 1.783 to ,691. Keeter
and Engelking. determined to find some
place where they can beat Chuck and
Hold. issued a challenge for another match
on the Indiana alleys at 1890 next Sun
day, and were accepted.
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The Barrett Coal team handed the No
9 bows a three-time trimming during the
ST. Joan of Arc play on the Uptown al
time wins, the No. 10, No 6, Grain Deal
ers Mutual and w G. Kelly defeating the
Ben Bey. Republic Creoscte. Grain Deal
ers and Nipple Grocerq. Feist scored the
only 600 count during this session. Secur-
ing 6n3 with games of 134 243 and III
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YANKEES
ST, PETERSBURG; Fla. Feb. PA
cred here today for the first workout ,un-
der their new MANAGER BOP Bob, shal Nv fGr
2 three-hour workout daily. starting at
10 30,
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CLEARWATER: Tla. FEB: 24.-Coaches
Ivan Olson and Otto Miller were in
charge as the Brooklyn Robins held their
first drill today Manager Wilbert Robin
son is expected to arrive Friday.
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PATRICKS
WIN


Runners Up for State Basket Title
Drub Candy Five.
st. Patricks, runners up in the
state amateur independent tourney
at Greenwood Saturday, defeated
Heffelman Candy quintet Sunday at
Pennsy gym, AZ to 25, after holding
Is to II advantage at the half.
Fischer and Stehlin were outstand-
ing for the winners, with Beplay
and Muggle leading the losers.
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Giles

CHICAGO. FEB. 24.--The second squad
of Chicago CUBS viii leave here Tuesday
for the catalina lGal training c Sam M:
Grimm. Hack Wilson. Lester Bell and
other regulars will be in the party. Man
ager Mccarthy already is on the coast
with the first SQUAD.
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Big League Camps
WHITE SOX
Nv United Press
YANKEES

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. 24.-Ownie Bush
moved his Chicago White Sox to Van
Dazzle park today and announced that the
club will hold molly one workout daily
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GIANTS

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Feb. 24-The
Giants were excused from work. Sunday;
hut acting manager Dave Bancroft evened
up by sending the squad through both
morning and afternoon drills today.
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Lafayette
Five Still
Unbeaten
BoiIermakerS Appear Ger
tain Title Winners Bar
ring Slump.
GAMES ms WEEK

Uondav-Wiscousiu a. Illinois.
TUESDAY, hicaCo 1T Michigan.
Wedncsdav-Northwcst crn at Purdue.
~aturday-C hicago az Southwestern
Michigan at Illinois Minnesota at Purdue
nhIn sIale 4 LnlL.n
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On request, sent with stamped
addressed envelope, Mr.. Ripley
will furnish proof of anything
depicted by him.
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The Feroda Brake Lining team has is
sued q challenge to the S g. S. Service
boys of the Universal League for q home
and-home match.
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Entries for. the annual tourney Of the
in rapidly. and Norm Hamilton has hopes
Of filing al reserved dates allotted local
on the Everett Scott alleys. TT. Wayne.
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ington Day sweepstakes at the Uptown
alleys. Sidensticker was next with GAG
Ten cash prizes were awarded in this
shoot, which enrolled an entry of los.
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Hardin claims no Ford could keep him
down and IS around again. but still favors
his game peg.
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Good scoring features the Bankers
League SPECIAL Washington day sweep
stakes al the Elks Club alleys Saturday.
in the doubles play H. Smith and Suding
we're the winners with a total of 1878,
Methers and K. Smith hit for a total OF
7inRles with a 22l average, Scoring 664
Other prize awards were Fields 600:
Kahl, 620; A. Eggert. 619 and Handy, GIG.
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The 200 scratch singles rolled on the
Illinois alleys Saturday night was won bv
Geo. Phillips with a score CT G16. tWo
pins ahead o. Kirby in second place with
ca. A new Brunswick Bake bowling ball
was his reward for winning this event,
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
BILL To RETIRE
WAR OFFICERS
FOR M|DD|ES
Rep. Britten Proposes 10 Let
In Academy Graduates to
Replace Former Rankers

Enactment by Congress Of a
bill authorizing retirement with
pay Of 900 officers who arose
from the ranks during the World
War would save the careers Of
100 men who graduate from the
y. S. Naval Academy in June and
will not be commissioned because
the Navy's roster is full.
A measure sponsored by Repre-
sentative Britten (R.) of Illinois,
chairman of the House Naval
Affairs Committee provides for
the retirement with pay. of the
800 veteran officers, most Of
whom would receive no pay If
they resigned.
The announcement the Navy
would not be able to absorb all
of the 1881 graduating class at
the Annapolis. Md, Naval Aead.
emy, which now numbers AT,
was greeted with surprise here.
Enactment Of legislation TO pro
vide a London Treaty Navy would
entail an addition to Navy forces,
and is expected within the next
several sessions of Congress, but
this can have no effect on the
class graduating next June. II
there is no place in the Navy
at the time of graduation, they
must be honorably discharged and
presented years pay.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
MD. LIONS HEAR
D. c. SPEAKERS

SILVER SPRING, Md, Nov. 25.
Nearly fifty business men attend.
ed the weekly dinner Of the Sill.
yer Spring Lions Club, last night,
to hear George Fraser, vice presi,
dent of the Washington Gas Light
Company and A. E. Ewaldson.
treasurer of the same company
explain the recent reduction in
gas rates in suburban Montgom.
cry county and the relationship
of the gas light company to the
citizens of the county.
Sidney Brown, collector of port
at Tampa, Fla. and past district
governor of the Lions of Florida,
also made a short talk,
Capt. Frank L. Hewitt. who pre-.
sided at the dinner, stated that
on January II, the club will hold
a ladies night at the Indian
Spring Golf Club near here.
Robert L. McKeever, prominent
Washington realty man, is chair.
man of the committee on arrange,
mentS.
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$4,000 M1rtinSbUrg
Fire Races 4 Stores

MARTINSBURG, W. Va, Nov.
25.-Fire which for time threat
ened to destroy the entire town
of Martinsburg was brought under
control about 6 o'clock this morn
ing after a three-hour battle.
Four stores on the main street
were destroyed and fifth was
badly damaged before the blaze
was checked. Damage Is est1-
mated at about $75,0
The Washington times., 1930-11-25

TETS TALK moment about your health.
- Your body. The way you feel.
Wouldn't you like to look atyourselfthrough
Horoscope, which shows what goes on in
the human body?
Begin by studying the picture in the center.
above. It's Horoscope in actual operation
and it shows the intestinal tract, slightly re-
touched to make the photograph clearer.
Notice, in the picture, the shape of the intes-
tines. All the food you eat must pass through
this tube You can imagine how easy it is for
particles to become clogged. Instead Of fresh,
new food, the inteStines have only waste matter
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
Capital Man GiUen
4 Years in Prison

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 25.-Rob-
ert G. Bradford, 27. of 1871 Third
St. N. E., Washington, was given
four years in the State peniten-
tiary by a Jury in Corporation
court here yesterday for shooting
Policeman John L. Stewart, "a,
and biting. off his ear, September
IA, when Stewart arrested him on
the Aitcheson's Wharf for a. vio-
lation Of the prohibition law.
Bradford claimed he was drunk
at the time and did not remem-
ber the shooting.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
Dallas office Boy Is
Pilot With 40 Hours

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 25.-Allan
D. Miller, office boy for the Prae-
torien Life Insurance Company,
last week received his private pi'
lots license from Washington. He
had passed the required examina-
tions last August.
Miller is % and a graduate Of
high school. He now has 40 fly.
ing hours to his credit and lacks
only 10 more hours to receive a
commercial license.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
Woman to Christen
2 Peru Trip Planes

Sonora Juan Mendoza, wife of
the new secretary to the Peruvian
embassy, will christen two Bellapca
monoplanes, which will set out
next month to search for the lost
cities of the Inca and Yunca en-
pires.
The ceremony at Boiling Field
tomorrow will be witnessed by
Senor Manuel de Freyre y Santan-
der, Peruvian ambassador, and Of
ficials of the War and Navy de-
partments. The ships will be
christened the Washington and
the Lima.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
Russian and Italian
High Officials Confer

LONDON, Nov. Is G.NSO.
Political speculation went the
rounds today after reports from
Milan that Maxim Litvinoff, for
eign commissar of Russia, held a
two-hour conference last night
with Foreign Minister Dino
Grandi of Italy.
The London Times stated an
official communique was issued
after the meeting explaining that
the, ministers discussed political
and economic questions. Litvinoff
said he would return to Moscow
via Milan and Berlin.
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Member of Cabinet
ReSiqns in Germany
Times staff Photos

BERLIN, Nov. IS QN.S9
Minister of Justice Bredt, a lead.
ing member of the economic party,
submitted his resignation to Chan
cellor Heinrich Bruening today.
His resignation followed intro
duction in the Reichstag of a reso-
luton of the economic party de-
manding resignation Of the en-
tire government and the forma.
ton Of a new cabinet ION a ma
tional foundation"