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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-17
Lankin Will Enter National Cage Meet
Walsh County Raises Money to
Send Its Prominent Team
to Chicago
STATE CHAMPIONS 3 TIMES
Consolidated luminaries, Who
Beat Nodak Frosh, All
Are Qualified

Lankin high school state console
dated champion. will carry North Da-
Eotats title hopes in the National In
terscholaStic Basketball tournament
in Bartlett gymnasium at Chicago in
April, H. G.. Wheeler. superintendent
of schools at Lankin, has announced.
Mr.. Wheeler wired H. O. (Eritz)
Crisler, manager of the prep classic.
Friday night upon the victory of the
Walsh county quint in the final of the
state tournament at Valley City. De-
finite reply was received from Crisler
Saturday that Lankin would be ac-
cepted as the Flicker entry if they
could comply with the eligibility rules
OF the tourney. Mr.. Wheeler made
the acceptance for the champions.
The champions of the consolidated
classification car comply with all the
regulations. Entry blanks are being
Crisler notified Mr.. Wheel
er in the message.
Various agencies in Walsh county
have contributed to the venture and
no difficulty in raising the necessary
funds Is expected. Before the Lankin
team left for the defense of their title.
a movement got under way to defray
the expenses of the trip to Chicago.
providing the team was accepted.
The Park River Civic club and the
wash County Record has secured
500 and $160. respectively. for the
and donations from other
sources. coupled with aid of the Lam
Kin business men and residents is ex-
pected to raise the remainder of the
$500 required for the trip.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-17
Helen Madison in
3rd Record Swim
Seattle Girl, Is Years Old. Gins
IS 3-5 Seconds From
500-Yard Dash

Miami Beach. Fla, Mar. 17.-lP-
Women's Swimming Association
OF New York team led the field by a
margin of 1879 points prior to today,s
final events of the National A. A. u.
indoor swimming championship meet.
The New Workers had 81: points.
The Crystal Swimming club of Sc
attic. represented by a lone contest
ant. l~6-year-old Helen Madison. was
second with Is. The Illinois Athletic
club Of Chicago followed with Is
while the Los Angeles Athletic club
had IL.
High board diving. the 100-yard
breast stroke. and the 4OO-yard relay
made up the program for the day.
TWO worlds records went by the
boards yesterday with Miss Madison
placing the Seattle club in second
notch with her third world mark in
as many days. She clipped Is 3/5
seconds from the 5OO-yard free STYLE
record when she splashed through
the distance in six minutes Is 2/5
seconds.
Eleanor Holm of New York in the
lOO-yard back stroke event cut three
fifths Of q second from the former
mark. Her time was one minute. -
seconds.
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z Champions and
Contenders Make
Ring Cards Good
8attalino, Walker, Chocolate,
Camera and loughran
Will Perform

New York. Mar. 17.-,P--Tv,,
champions and several who would like
to be. should provide the nation
boxing fans with plenty of high class
action this week.
The champions are Bat Battalin,
OF Hartford. Conn, and Mickey Walk.
err Those who would like to be cham.
plons include Kid Chocolate. Cuba,
featherweight. and Primo Camera al
Italy and Tommy Loughran of Phil
adephia. each of whom has at leas $,
II eye on the vacant heavyweight
throne.
Battalino meets Bud Taylor. in s
10-round bout at Detroit Thursda,
night. but the Hartford lad is leayin.
his featherweight championship back
home In cold storage.
Nor will Walkers middleweich,
title be at steak when he taneles with
Jimmy Mahoney Of Chicago in a TO-
rounder at Chicago tonight.
Camera. who has knocked out hi.
first nine American opponents in any,
were from n to six rounds. meets
the old trial horse from Indianapoiis
Chuck Virgins. at St. Louis tonight.
at the same time. will BIZ
seeking to find that very elusive QUAIL
ity puncher. Pounching Power. in =
hereunder Jack Renault at Philadel-
phia.
Chocolate comes back to New York
after o long vacation in Havana to
meet Al Ridgcway. heavy punching
New Jersey boxer. in the 1O-rouno;
feature bout at Madison SQUARE Gar.
Gems regular Friday night shoy,
Black Bill Of Cuba and Midget Vol
CAST Of New York, finalists in the re.
vent flyweieht tournament here. NEE,
N the is round Semi-final.
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Illinois Snatches
Two Minor Titles
Purdue, Wisconsin, Chicago,
Purple and Michigan
Win one Each

Chicago. Mar. l7.-ReThe West
erin Conference indoor athletic season
has closed-with Illinois the only in
stitution to win more than one Of the
seven team titles.
The Illini won championships in
fencing and wrestling, both minor
sports, while Purdue. Wisconsin. Chi
cago, Northwestern and Michigan
each gained one. Purdue,s triumph
vas the basketball title, while Wis
consin replaced Iowa as indoor track
champion.
Northwestern broke Michigan's
string Of swimming championships at
three straight. outscoring the Wolver-
ines IS to 81 in the annual title meet
at Evanston Saturday night. The
meet was almost a duel between
Northwestern and the Wolverines.
other schools finishing far behind.
Chicago Saturday won the gymnaS-
tics title largely through the work Of
Jack Menzies. national collegiate all.
around champion, who finished first
In three events and second In two
others.
The Hockey championship went to
Michigan, which produced q better
record than its only Big Ten rivals.
Wisconsin and Minnesota. Four indi-
vidual Wrestling championships, won
Saturday, added to the wolverine
record for the indoor season.
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FARGO, VALLEY CITY
AND M|NOT WIN Way
into STATE CLASSIC
Stubborn Jamestown BIueiays
Force HiIiners Into Two
Extra Periods
ALEXANDER WAS HARD FOE
Roiette Gave Magicians Nip
and-Tuck Work; Wops
IL Lead Most of Way
ALEXANDER WAS HARD FOE

aIteVith the eight regional champions
recol will participate in the state
Iii :O9 1,ent at Mandan this weekend
peated TIN games Friday and Satur-
the tlna!lrings, Bismarck this week is
lg preparations to face Sher-
NsW in the fourth game of the first
establi Friday evening.
sity. o. first round schedule follows:
medleAoon-Fargo VS.. Starkweather
800 Erand Forks VS.. Hebron; evening
the shey City VS.. Minot and Sher-
Sent VS.. Bismarck.
ney hners of the two Friday after
sylvan games will clash in the first
bachifinal engagement at 10 a. m.
'wonurday, while the evening victors
last t at IL o'clock. The consolation
Peni final games are scheduled for
ssvyNurday evening at the state train
sing school gymnasium.
Four Games Close
Runults Of the regional final games
rSimpS
holds Fargo "a, Wahpeton 10; at Far
for theurday.
able wNalley City 20. jamestown 10
HE jun.7crtime periods at Valley City
lat the lay.
lTolan, Bismarck 26, Mandan 10; at
l:O7 s. IN Friday.
PentHebron 81, Reeder q; at Dick
;and l Friday.
lay ho1rand Forks %, Cavalier S; at
! Forks Friday.
VIIe S~tarkweather %. Walsh County
" Midday. ' 10 a. r0f' i0'-
rMinot %, Rolette ls; at Minot
fay.
Sherwood %. Alexander Is; at
.4nley Saturday.
Coach Roy D.. McLeod's Bismarck
tfiigh school athletes came out of the
rough Mandan game with MANY
r1iseD and sore spots but no serious |
1ur1es and the mentor expects to
We tul strength In the tournament. |
uarck downed sherwood, 80 to 9.
Kane semifinals Of the 1929 state
iHenryament.
Sherwood Had Battle
Sherwood. the Demons first round
opponent. won its second successive
tlcket TO the state tourney defeating
Alexander. "a to 10. in . fast game at
STANLEY Saturday night. The lead
ALL. 'ssed throughout the 81 min
showed play.
play. wood held the lead until short
The bre the recess when Alexander
lead and an advantage, the second ne.
to the aiding II to 10 for Alexander.
lne Wlinners grabbed the lead when
ties were resumed In the third
secOtod but Alexander again held an
i1eni,ntage for a few minutes only to
Ocaten Sherwood pulled away and
xlurills liver headed again. Lee, for
Inc ED the winners in scoring with
Dy ~0eleat.ries for the four regional
sas c~onleaturday night follow:
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Helen Wills Moody in
Characteristic Match

Pasadena. Calf. Mar. l7.-,P-
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody has opened
n tennis season with a characterize
ic victory.
Making her first public appearance
since her marriage. Mrs. Moody yes
terday won the women's singles event
the Huntington Hotel invitational
by defeating Edith Cross
OF San Francisco. 81. 6-3. The match
was played between rain squalls.
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SOUTHERN ATHLETES
AREDEPEATEDa-22
IN TI7ULAR CONTEST
Fans Predicting Cando Will Re-
tain Title Until 1850
at Least
LOSERS HAD EARLY LEAD |
Al letich, Bismarck Phantom
Forward, Placed on All.
State Team
HAD EARLY LEAD

jamestown, N. D., March 17.-Folks
hereabouts believe that along about
1850 a gang from Cando will come
down on clutches and take home the
independent basketball championship
of the state.
It seems that George Stutsman's
Legionnaires from up north just can't
be stopped. The 1890 edition of the
annual state basketball revue shows
a o Of 81 to %. Enderlin, for the
third time, vas on the short end.
That means that Cando has gained
a point in the last year on its three
year rivals. Enderlin.
But Cando found a tougher bunch
OF boys from the 500 Line than they
have met during the last three years.
The champions were happy to have
q n point lead at the half and their
stamina and age va a big factor in
carrying them through to the third
title.
Curric Steadies Mates
Where the Enderlin lads blew up a
bit-the Cando veterans were steadied
by Captain Jack Currie who contrib
uted no small part to the victor.
It was the first time in the tourney
that Cand0 has had to come from be-
hind. The Red Devils led them 8 to
4 after four minutes and the first
quarter saw the count at 8 all. The
teams played on even terms during
the third quarter and the count
showed 10 to Is.
Coci1 yVil1Son,c odIad - hi% ..osn
Jack Currie am up from
guard to flip through a couple and
the years independent history was
Cecil Williams Leads
AS is the habit. Cecil Williams led
the scoring with seven field goals and
two free losses for Is points. Flam-
ing Red Mougey and his effortleSS
losses along with Peg O'Neil's under
he-basket work kept Enderlin in the
running.
Nearly 200 rabid Enderlin fans
packed the local armory.
AL Letich. of the Bismarck Phan-
toms. who were beaten by Cando in
the first round Thursday afternoon,
was placed on the all-state team fol-
lowing completion of the tournament.
Members of the two honor teams fol-
low:
First Team
Forwards, Cecil Williams, Bob At
kins. Cando. and AL Letich. Chrysler
Phantoms. Bismarck; centers. Lloyd
O'Neil. Enderlin, and Eddie Koehn,
Jamestown Tigers: guards, Jack Cur.
RE. Cando: George Newgard, Hills
boro4 and Bill Vandersluis, Minot
WeStland DuraS.
Second Team
Forwards. Red Mougey. Enderlin:
Chef King, Donnybrook. and George
Mellum. Stanley: centers. Bill Will
liams. Cando, and Gay Drangstad.
guards. Jack Nice ullough,
Hope; Irwin Bake, Enderlin, and
Reith Kruse, Cando. /
Summary for the Cando-E nderlin
ooN<a-+. |
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CONNIE MACK HAS, SAME TEAM
WITH NEW SPEED BALL HURLER

staff. The outstanding twirling new
conner is Leroy Mahaffey, q big South
Carolina right handler, who came to
the AS via Portland of the Pacific
coast league. He has shown sufficient
stuff to stamp him as a probable
starting regular.
The tip-off OIL Mahaffey's ability
is the fact that the players call him
speed" on a club which boasts three
OF the greatest fast ball FINGERS in
The game in Lefty Grove, Rube Wal
berg. and Big George Earnshaw. The
big recruit is expected to round out
a five man starting staff with Texas
Bill Shores. This would permit Mack
to hold in reserve, for relief duty or
an occasional starting turn, three
u able veterans as Eddie Rommel.
cid Jack Quinn. who admits to A
years: and Howard Ehmke. worlds
series hero, serving also as a pitching
coach this spring.
Bolcy SiIences M'Nair
Outside the box, the only position
Ill doubt when the camp was pitched
was shortstOp. where the youthful
southern recruit. Eric McNair. appear
ed as a rival for the veteran Joe
Boley. This doubt has been remov-
ed by Boley's steady work and evil
dence that the veterans arm still can
keep the ball ahead of the fleetest
runners. McNair will be kept in re-
serve, along with DID Williams. a
promising second sacker, and Jim
Keesey, first baseman.
Robust Jimmy Foxx at first, hitting
any and all kinds of pitching out Of
the park; Bishop at second, and the
i~rrepressible Jimmy Dykes. spark
plug of the team, at third base, round
Out the infield.
Otherwise there is not the slight
est cause for concern OH Mack's part,
with the greatest catcher in the game.
Mickey Cockrane, to do at least 80
per cent OF the b~ackstopping and an
outfield trio composed of Simmons in
left. George tMule) Haas In center. |
and Miller in right. Homer Summa
and Dewitt Lebourveau. the little
California speed merchant, have made |
,trong bids for reserve outfield dut, |
and the veteran Wally Schang and
~ Perkins can give Cockrane relief. 7!
+ he needs it.
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lislled at a rodeo performance of the
southwestern exposition and fat beef
show.
Rube Roberts. Forth Worth, last
night put his steer down in four sec.
onds flat. The unofficial record is
said to have been set at As seconds
a number OF years ago in Florida BY
the late Slim Csskey.
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LlsKA PITCHES yxvcr.r.

Biloxi. Miss, Mar. 17.-R-Cheered
by their second victory in formal
competition, the WASHINGTON Nation.
ais today were wondering why their
; to victory over the Louisville
colonels yesterday was no longer on
the credit side. Liska, one Of the
took pitching honors by hurting three
innings with no hits.
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COOKE. CHAPMAN IyCl.r,pru,

81. P~etersburg, Mar. 17.-H-Man-
Yankees that the Yankee
lineup for the opening games Of the
season against the Athletics at Phila-
delphia April Is will be: Combs, Ruth
LaEzeri, koenig and Chapman in the
inffeld; Dickey catching. and either
1Ioyt or Pipgras pitching.
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Mercer, McC lusky,
Denh0ff, Goodrich
Enter Tournament
Tribune Special Service,

McClusky. N. D., March 17.-Foul
teams will compete in the annual
Sheridan county invitational basket
ball tournament here next Saturday.
They are Denhoff, Goodrich, Mercer.
and McCluSky.
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TRAINING CAMP SHORTS

were back at their island training
Station for routine drill. Manager Joe
Mccarthy was pleased with the work
or his team yesterday when the An
to eight hits by Moss, Malone and
Bush. The Cubs pounded out is hits.
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HIsOX REsTRrCT MORRrs

Ed Morris, who like most pitchers
wants to win every ball game in
which he works, is being restricted
in activity by Manager Heinie Wag-
ner Of the Red Sox.
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RAIN KEEPS GIANTS idle

San Antonio, Tex. Mar. l7.-iF,-
John McGraw, manager Of the New
York Giants. is perturbed about the
weather. As he watched the rain wash
off an exhibition game with the Chi
cage White Sox yesterday he re-
marked that his team had lost more
work by rain this year han in all the
previous five years spent here.
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nENNETT IN LErT FIELD

West PaIm Beach. Fla, Mar. IT,
Pl-Fred Bennett. who is expected to
form n Of the players in the out
lines of the st. Louis Browns defense
in the coming American league gon-
Talon chase, was slated for sentry
duty in left field against the Brook
Ign Robins today.
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StS.Ot,O Sits HERMAN

Miami. Fla, Mar. 11.-R)-Word via
the grapevine telegraph has it that
Babe Herman, smuggling outfielder of
the Brooklyn Robins, has shaved
$1,000 off his salary demands. Herman
said to have offered to sign at
$4,000, as compared with the $4,000
he originally asked.
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Bull DIGGING Record
Made at Fort Worth

Fort Worth, Tex, Mar. 17.-(Pj-
With q crash Of falling beef, what
was declared a new worlds record for
bull DIGGING a steer. has been estab.
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Cn1COx FACE TEXAS 4

Sa Ahton1o, Tex, Mar. 17.-lP-
Weather permitting, the Chicago
White Sox today will play at Austin
with the University Of Texas, a fill lin
affair between battles with the New
York Giants. -
M'kECHNlE WON'T TAKE HERMAN
st. Petersburg. Fla, Mar. 17.-IP1-
Rumors the Brooklyn Dodgers would
De willing to trade Babe Herman for
Lance R~ichbourg and Ed Brandt are
being laughed down in the Braves
camp. Manager Bill McKechnie said
Yesterday. he would not take Herman
even at the waiver price. A PROPOSE
orally
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F0rL Nytfs. Fla Mar. 11.--IAN-
Connie Mack hasn't spoken officially
vet, but he indicated today that Roger
Cramer, Manahaw kin. N. j., rookie.
may stick with the Athletics. The AS
sent him to Martinsburg last season
for more experience.
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CIRS T. Is HITS

Avalon, Catalina Island. Calf, Mar.
l1.-Hp-All even with the Los An
geles club Of the Pacific coast league.
at two victories each. the National
league champion Chicago Cubs today
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Basketball Scores

u. y. HlGM SCHOOL REGION
1nfgo ~, Wahpeton Is.
QnerWood ~, Alexander 1G.
I valley City 20, jamestown IL 1.-TWO
s0vortime speriods)..
19tpck -. Holette is.
8H2t&<Nh 49, 80 -
0n4D INDEPENDENTLY TOURNEY
4Mndo II, Enderlin 20 {final).
Mnentown Tigers IS, Hiilsboro II.
$&iM1GlO 4 !, JamestQWn -.
z eEaln ~. HillsbOro II.
4BEl0NAL a. a. q. TOURNEY
opyA6yse g, San Francisco O1ym-
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Philadelphia Athletic Pilot Sees
No Reason for Not Cop.
ping Again
MAHkFFEY SHOWS STUFF
Bishop, Miller and Simmons, All
Late to Work, Will Be
in Shape
MAHAFFEY SHOWS STUFF
N0te-This is another of a SER
les Of stories on major league
club prospects.
By ALAN


Fort Myers, Fla, Mar. 17.-(P)-Al-
though the full cast of worlds cham
pions, for various reasons, has not
been completely reassembled in train
ing camp, there appears ample justi-
fication for the confidence among the
athletics that they will enjoy another
seasons run at the top of the Ameri-
can League heap.
The Athletics. barring accidents.
will take the field to defend Their.
honors this year with the same team
tina, scampered VIGOROUSLY from the
worlds series battle with the Cubs
last October.
Three Stars Included
Max Bishop, the second sacker. re-
ported later; Bling Miller, veteran
outfielder, took a week away from
camp for his honeymoon; and AL
Simmons, the cleanup slugger. has
conditioned himself at hot springs.
rather than run the risk of imperil-
ling his somewhat tender ankles on
Florida sand, but all three stars will
be at their regular posts when the
season opens.
Mack is the only manager in either
league able to stand pat on his 1929
lineup. The net profits of the train
ing siege are likely to show in better
reserve strength and in at least one
important addition to the pitching
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New OrIeahs. MAI. I7.-A1-SeekinE
to instill his Cleveland Indians with
the smart" baseball that makes the
difierence between a mere first di-
vision club and a pennant contender.
Manager Roger P~eckinpaugh has been
profftfnE. from n review OF the 20
games which the tribe lost by u lone
run last year
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pearcd today the Cincinnati Reds
have attained scoring punch which
last year might have kept them out
Of seventh place. The Rhinelanders
Walloped Detroit pitchers for 20
safeties here yesterday to win their
first exhibition encounter Is to ..
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SEALS BEAT PIRATES

.Paso RobleS. Calif., Mar. 17.-MN-
The pittsburgh Pirates sacked the
bats that We're SO impotent in yes
terday's Al licking given them by the
q francisco Seals and prepared to
break camp late today for San Fran
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OTTOy WANTS sOuTHpAws

:. W1nterhaven. Fla, Mar. 17.-,P)-.
Entertaining a bunch thai this may be
a southpaw year in the National
league, Manager Shotton of the Phil
lies is anxious to pay wages to three
or all the portsiders i'm
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TIGERS FACE INnIAyAPOLIx

Tanlpa Fla, MAJ 11.-N9-The De-
troit Tigers j~ourneyed to Sarasota to-
lean association baseball team in an
exhibition game. The Cincinnati Reds
yesterday. got 20 hits off three De-
trOft pitchers to win the game by
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Rsfsrss. Gregory. Montana state.
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CARDS PLEASE STREET.

E~TiIUentON, Fiji, Mar. 11.-IFT-JuIe
today as far rs exhibition ball games
were concerned, Manager GaDby
street had a chance to look over the
results of the st. Louis Cardinals
training season. The field di.
rector indicated he was we'll pleased
with the showing Of most of his
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IotaiS .........
Referee. cleve: umpire. Johnston.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

at Columbus and Atlanta, hope to set
up new speed marks from east to west,
west 10 east. and also for the round
trip from the Atlantic to Pacific sea-
boards.
They spent today inspecting their
plane and studying weather maps from
here to San Diego, Calf, where they
expect to stop only long enough to
refuel before starting out again on a
return trip across the continent.
If weather conditions are favorable
they plan to hop off from Jacksonville
Beach at dawn Monday. and IL their
east to west fight across the country
is successful, hope to land on the
beach again within "a to 80 hours fly
ing time.
Capt. Frank Hawks, we'll known
speed pilot, now holds the record for
all three flights He few from Los
Angeles to New York in slightly more
than II hours, and from New York
Evening star., 1930-06-15

oient Cathedral and flooded the quiet
lawn and courts outside rs ne spoke.
The Washington bishop traced the
close alliance between the Norman
Cathedral and the See of Washington,
over which he presides He said the
occasion stands midway between two
notable events, the meeting OF Ave SOW
ereign powers at London, whose pur-
pose was further guarantee of world
peace, and the approaching meeting of
Anglican bishops at Lambeth"
The United States and Canada. the
bishop said, have for century or
more proved the value of a friendship
that refuses TO be sustained bv
armed forces and that exists through
mutual understanding and good will. -
he added, regarding Great Britain.
seas cannot divide us nor controver-
sizes stay our course"
Evening star., 1930-06-15
HOOVER MESSAGE LAUDS
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June ia MESSAGE
from President Hoover was read today
at service at New York University
m honor OF the llsth anniversary OF
the birth OF Harriet Beecher stowe au-
thor of Uncle Toms Cabin" Several
hundred colored people attended the
ceremonies.
The Presidents message said:
Il send my cordial greetings 10 the
colored citizens at their services in the
Hail OF Fame in honor of the 18th
birthday anniversary OF Harriet Beecher
stowe. Her name will be ever memora-
PIE as humanitarian, ardent advocate OF
every cause Of liberation OF the spirit 81
man and the friend Of the colored race"