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A GOOD PROGRAM

From the laughter, and comments. of the Theatre patrons last night, it may be stated confidently, that the 12-reel program was a good one. Richard Dix proved himself the real thing as " baseball player, his pitching keyed everyone up to the great climax. The News reel, the Educational. and two reel com edy, were all interesting.
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Seward Gateway--"The Best in the North
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FAIL IS HERE

Now is the time to have old Packs made new by having them rebuilt with new Pack Bottoms $4-50. This will save money for you.
 adv Seward Leather Works
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REOPENING LAUNDRY

Amanda Price, who has been Outside for IA months, returned home yesterday 30 pounds heav- fer than when she left and, of course, feeling 100 per cent bet ter. Amanda is reopening her hand laundry. Charles will pro- bably return within a few week .s.
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Oscar Anderson, Anchorage business man, returned yester- day from the states.
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Giant italian Knocks Out Jack
McAuliffe in 2 Minutes
10 Seconds
VICTIM M%ONCHALANT AT END
Crowd Of More Than $500 Paid
$4,000 to Inspect the
AmbIing Alp

Denver, Colo, ;Aar. 29.-E-Primo
Camera, the ambling alp from italy,
today faced the west in quest Of VIC
tim No. IA. apparently unworried by
threats Of the national boxing COM
mission to halt his alleged "~one-round
set-up knockout tour" In the Un;ycd
States.
In the manner made familiar by
previous ring appearances the 30
pound boxer, touted in some circles
Is . championship possibility, last
night tipped over Jack McAuliffe.
Detroit, in two minutes and Is sec
onds. It was Cameras thirteenth
American ring exhibition, and his
thirteenth knockout.
Three times the giant italian hit
McAudffe and three times McAuliffe
hit the canvas. The first time didn't
count. The second brought a count
OF nine from Referee Dan Darnell.
The third time Primo's right upper
cut sent McAuliffe partly out Of the
ring. Darnell counted 10. At the
completion of the count McAuliffe
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Cameras Set Up Tour Is Under Fire
Conference Fate
Hangs mBalance
Breaks OF Manchester and Ham.
line With St. Mary's Con-
sidered by Loop

Minneapolis. Mar. 29.-ReThe
fate Ct the Minnesota college confer
ence hung in the balance today as
coaches. athletic directors and presi-
dents Of member schools met here
for the annual spring conference.
Presidents Of the institutions have
been invited to attend in an effort
to help straighten out many difficult
ties that have arisen since the last
meeting.
The Round Robin schedule, adopt.
ed just q little more than q year a9o.
will be one Of the chief topics at the
meeting, while the eligibility of a
number Of athletes also will be de-
termined.
A number Of schools are known to
be opposed to continuance Of the
Round Robin schedule. and may re-
fuse to play further games scheduled
for them.
The athletic breaks between Ma.
calester and Hamline with st. Mary's.
involving two basketball games, win
come up.
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o. u. ". five WINS TITLE I'M
BISMARCK'S BOWLING LEAGUE
Bison Tracksters
Await 1st Chance
Open Training
Coach Leonard T.. Saalwaech-
ter Has Arranged Tough
Spring Schedule

Fargo, N. D.. Mar. 2e.-With Z fine
schedule awaiting them. North Da-
kota State college field and track
men are impatiently awaiting the
first opportunity to indulge In out
door practice. Should the weather
man hold off on rain or SNOW for the
next few days Dacotah Field should
be In fair shape to start work out
doors, Coach Leonard Saalwaechter
announced. With the majority Of his
point winners back on the team the
Bison coach expects to make . strong
showing In the six contests on the
State college card.
One Of the attractive events on the
Bison schedule is the invitation meet
at the University Of Minnesota on
April 5, in which the North Dakota
State college team expects to COM
pete.
The Bison crew will try their legs
in an intermural meet at home April
Is. The following week they journey
to Sioux Falls, s. D., for the annual
Dakota Relays to be staged May 2
and 3. Next come Valley City Teach
ers on May 8, and then the invita-
ton meet at South Dakota State COL
lege, May II. BY the time this event
Is reached Sallwaechter expects to
have his team in prime shape to
meet the cream Of the North Central
Conference. On May % the Bison
y~earlings will engage the North Da-
kota university frosh here and on
May ~ the varsity will journey to
Grand Forks for meet with the Mo-
dakS.
The annual conference meet at
Sioux City, Iowa, on May 30 and 81
will round out the schedule.
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Montana Forward
Is Au.Ameriican
Charlie Murphy Of loyoIa Is
Placed Ahead of Charlie
Murphy Of Purdue

+. Ward, . Montana State forward.
finds q place on the All-American
basketball team picked by Les Gage
for the May issue Of q humor maya
zine.
Charlie Murphy, Of Loyola (Chica-
go), Is placed at center on the first
team while Charlie Murphy, Of Pur-
due. Is stationed on the second team
at the pivot post.
Cages three honor teams follow:
First Team
Forward-Hyatt, Pittsburgh.
Forward-F. Ward, Montana State.
Center-Murphy. Loyola, Chicago.
Guard-Wooden. Purdue.
Guard-Johnson, N. Carolina State.
Second Team
Observation-Disclosures, Arkansas.
Forward-Krieger, Providence.
Center-Murphy, Purdue.
0uard-Chmielewsd, Wisconsin.
Guard-Magner. Pennsylvania.
Third Team
Forward-Kinshrunner. st. Johns,
Forward-Hildebrand, Butler.
Center-MacC racken, Indiana.
Guard-Grayson, Oregon State.
Guard-McG innis, Kentucky.
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Canadiens Defeat
New York Rangers
Winner Of Three.Came Series to
Play Boston Bruins for
Stanley Cup

Montreal. Mar. 29-R-Les Cana
diens OF Montreal today were one up
on their National Hockey league play
Oft rivals, the New York Rangers, as
q result Of an overtime struggle that
broke all league records for length.
Two hours, eight minutes and "a
seconds after the game had started,
Gus DesRivieres took q pass from
6ylvto Mautha and shot in the goal
that gave the CanadienS victory In
the first game Of the best two out Of
three series. The old league record
for the length Of q game, two hours,
one minute, So seconds was set on
wednesday night when the Canadiens
eliminated the Chicago Blackhawks.
The second game Of the series will
be played in New York tomorrow
might and the third, II necessary. in
Montreal Tuesday. The winners of
the series viii meet the Boston Bruins
In 9 series for the Stanley cup.
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Alley
Teams Roll TODAY
Mineralites Of Chicago Head
List; Two Clevelanders
improve Averages

Cleveland, O.. Mar. 29.-F@-The
mineralites Of Chicago will head q
number of star teams who will have
their fling at worlds bowling h0nors
in tonight's session Of thu, American
Bowling Congress tournament.
Broggers Recreation Of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, Chene Trombly Recreation
Of Detroit, Fort Meigs hotel and Burt
Foundry of Toledo, the Commodore
Barrys Of Chicago, and Maynard
Steels, Ziegler Chocolates and jour-
mails Of milwaukee VI among other
well-known quintets scheduled, to-
night.
The lone change in the standings
yesterday was in the singles. where L.
Drotleff's 696 placed him fifth. and
J. Med's 686 tied him for ninth. Both
are ClevelanderS.
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got up and walked nonchantly to his
corner.
A crowd Of more than $500 paid
approximately $4,000 not so much to
see a fight as to inspect the mar
mountain.
RunyanPay Debt
With Golf Money
Arkansas Golfer Wins $500
by Coping North and
South Open Tourney

Pinehurst, N. c., Mar. 29.-(R-
With the $500 he won when he took
first place in the north and south
open golf championship yesterday,
Paul Runyan is going to pay the
folks back home in Arkansas the
money he owes them before he
starts his new job in New Jersey.
He said the money was just enough
to put him "even with the world"
Runyan played spectacular golf to
take the title with POI for u holes.
Frank Walsh, Chicago, was second
with 900.
Horton Smith defending champion,
was six strokes behind the leader at
eighth place to win $500.
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REACH final
OF GOPHER TOURNEY
3RD STRAIGHT YEAR
Glen Hanna's Basketball Team
Eliminates Chisholm Dele.
cation. IS to Is
BIRDS BEATEN BY ST. PAUL
Exceptional Defensive Tactics
Expected to Be Feature Of
'Tonight's Game

Minneapolis, Mar. 29.-R-Mlnne-
sofas high school basketball cham
pion will be selected tonight when
st. Paul Mechanic Arts and Moorhead
meet in the final game Of the 18th
annual tournament Of the Minnesota
High School League at the University
of Minnesota fieldhouse.
It is the third consecutive year
that Moorhead has competed in the
finals. The Spuds won from Minne-
apolis Edison in 1928 and last year
defeated Red Wing for two consecu-
tive championships.
Mechanic Arts won the state cham.
pionship and represented Minnesota
in the 1925 national tournament when
1t went to the quarter finals before
being defeated.
The game tonight, starting at 9 ..
m. and preceded by games for the
consolation title and for third and
fourth places. bring together two
we'll balanced teams.
Friday night Moorhead defeated it's
range rival, Chisholm, 10 to is, and
Mechanic Arts got revenge for q 1929
defeat when 1t downed Red Wing,
last years runner-up, by the same
score.
Both teams have players Of tourna-
ment experience and present excep-
tional defensive tactics. Lawrence
Knauf and Bliss Littler, Spud guards.
are taller than their opponents. and
what Jimmy belmont and Jimmy
Walker of Mechanic Arts defense lack
in height they will make up in clever
ness.
Earl Moran and Carroll Malvey to
start at the forward positions for the
upstate Quint, with Wilbur Mar
quardt at the center position.
The st. Paul team will have Larry
Schwartz at one forward, and Thorne
at the other, with Abe Rosenfield at
the pivot.
Columbia Heights which beat APP
pleton 20 to %, and Redwood Falls
which downed Wells Is to Is, meet in
the consolation finals at Z p. M. and
Chisholm plays Red Wing at 3 p. M,
for third and fourth places.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-29
Benny Bass Still
Has Title Grown
Eddie Shea Won Slight Margin
Over Champion, However,
Writers Claim

st. Louis, Mar. 29-R-Benny Bass,
philadelphia, worlds Junior light
weight champion In the states where
the title means something, retained
his crown before 10000 fans in the
arena last night although the con-
sensus OF newspapermen gave Eddie
Shea. slugging Chicagoan, the better
Of it. Missouri's pugilistic law allows
only two kinds Of decisions, either
the knockout punch or the foul blow.
Each scrapper got over q knock
down punch in the furious milling Of
the 10 rounds.
The crowd paid an estimated $4o,-
600 to see the battle.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-29
Workmen Win SO and Lose "a
Games During the Season
Closing This Week
B0TTLERS PLACE SECOND
G. Jslinsk Makes Average Of 1871
in ~ Games to Win the
Championship

Winning 30 and losing but n games
for an average Of .619, the A. Q. q. w,
bowling team won the 1880 champions
ship Of the Bismarck bowling league.
which closed its program this week.
The Capital City Bottling Works.
which had . chance for first place
until this week, landed in second
place, the bottlers having won SO and
lost a games.
The lead changed several times
during the season, which was the
most exciting in the history Of the
league.
Setting up an average Of 181 pins
per game in ~ games, g. Jelinek.
member Of the .bottling works team,
won the championship In the indivi-
dual contest. The next four places
in the individual standings went to
p. A. Larson, ITO: o. Norlund, l76: L.
Schneider, IT'S: and B. Klein. who also
had an average Of ITS.
Members of the championship A. o.
o. w. quint were L. Klein. j. Patera,
=. Davis. p. Myhre. and F. Patera.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-29
Three Officials Will
Work Each Cage Game
At National Tourney

Chicago. Mar. 2.-ReThree Of
ficials instead Of two. will work each
game Of the University Of Chicago
national high school basketball tour
nament April LIS.
The innovation viii be watched
with interest by Western Conference
coaches who will consider q sugges-
ton for use Of q similar system In
Big Ten games.
Drawing for the tournament win
be made Sunday.
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Meinhover Scored
12.7 Points a Tilt
Giant Center Played in Seven-
teen Games; Harold TAFT
Second High Scorer

Ted Meinnover, Bisrnarck's giant
center. during the basketball season
just ending which saw the Demons
win the state championship, scored
an average Of 1877 points in each of
the games he played, a high school
statistician has figured out.
Harold TAFT. playing in 81 games,
averaged 5.3 points per contest. TAFT
and Earl Hoffman, guard. played in
a games.
An adding up Of the summaries for
all games in which the Demons
played follows:
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Dickinson Hopes to
Have Another Strong
Baseball Aggregation

Dickinson, N. D., Mar. 29.-Dickin-
son will have rs strong q baseball
team as the Cowboys Of last season
in the field this season. This is the
promise made after q meeting held
this week. The meeting is to be fol-
lowed by another next Wednesday
night for the reports Of several conn
mittees, largely on the matter Of fl
nancing the team and the selection
Of . manager. There is plenty Of
good material for the team, the en-
thusiasts report.
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German Tennis Champ
Defeats Helen Jacobs

Cannes, France, Mar. 29.-R-
Baroness Won Reznicek, woman,s ten
mis- champion Of Germany, easily de-
feated Helen Jacobs. Americas second
ranking star. by scores Of So, 6-3, to-
day. In the semi-finals Of the tourna-
ment here.
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Kaye Don Is Granted
Race Extension Time

Daytona Beach. Fla, Mar. 2o-R-
The American Automobile association
has granted Kaye Don. British racing
driver, m extension d time IN which
to make IN attempt upon the world
speed record, providing he does not
have m opportunity 70 make the trial
before Monday.
The original plan Of the Automobile
association called for the tests u BE-
made On tho beach here betweeu
March u and Apsl !.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-29
Two Round Knockout
Costs Walker Plenty

Davenport, Iowa, Mar. 29.-R-
Mickey walkers two round knockout
victory over Kayo White, Chicago
negro. here last night win cost him
moro than $4,000 In cancelled bouts,
his manager Jack Kearns, said today
after inspecting . badly cut eye In
11icted by the negro at tho start Of
the second round. A physician took
four stitches to close the wound.
Kearns said that he Is c~aucelune
bouts In Detroit, Omaha, Tulsa, Sc.
Louis and Minneapolis q . result or
the injury.
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G~ENERALSHlP, Skill
ANDCOURAGE Swing
FIGHT FOR FRESHMAN
Smiling, Baby.Faced One Is
Forced to Rally in the Last
:. Three Rounds to Cop
NEGROES DEFENSE IS cANNY
ceit's Hard Right-Hand Punch
Takes Second Place to
That Of Opponent

New York, Mar. 29.-That smiling
celt, Jimmy McLarnin, has removed
another obstacle in his march toward
the welterweight title but only after
one OF the hardest battles Of his ca
reer.
Through 10 rounds of rugged bat
thing, young Jack Thompson, sinewy
negro from Oakland. Calf. gave Nc
Larnin Just about as much as he
could handle but the Vancouver
freshman, rallying In the last few
rounds. earned the unanimous de-
cision Of the judges and referee. A
near capacity crowd Of $4,000 roared
approval as the tide of battle swung
first this way, then that.
Skin Was Deciding
In the end, McLarnin's victory
could be attributed not to the crush-
ing power Of his punches. but to SUI
perior ring generalship and boxing
skill a. well as rare courage. Not
once did Jimmy slam home with solid
force the right that had knocked out
such contenders as Joe Click, the
lightweight. and Sammy Baker and
Ruby Goldstein, the welterweights.
Thompson presented q canny defense
that had McLarnin puzzled all eve
ming.
AS q matter fact. the hardest
punches Of the bout were landed not
by McLarnin's famed right hand but
by Thompson's. After the ti-s: fou.
rounds, three Of which McLarnin
won. Thompson opened the fifth with
. great two-fisted attack that all but
swept McIarnin into defeat. Jolt
ing lefts and solid rights drove the
1rishman around the ring, drew blood
from his nos and had him groggy.
0amely, however, McLarnin called
upon all his resources Of boxing skill
and fought his way out of danger.
Not Tor two more rounds, though, did
he recover entirely from that beating.
The sixth raj fairly wen and
Thompson won the seventh chiefly
because he forced the fighting.
Staged Rally a& End
McIarnin came back with q rush
In the eighth and ninth to regain his
lead and hold 1t through q Wild slug
fest in the tenth and last round.
There was some booing when the YER
dict was announced but the Associ-
ated Press score sheet gave McLarnin
five rounds. Thompson three and two
even.
McLarnin weighed 1877 pounds;
Thompson was q pound heavier.
The official paid attendance was
l06 $3.50 with gross receipts Of ST.
060.21.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-29
College Tank Stars
Compete for Titles

Cambridge, Mass, Mar. 29.-R-
The pick Of the nations college ac-
quatic stars will decide the 1880 ma
ttonal intercollegiate swimming
championships here tonight with
Northwestern university leading the
qualifying teams with nine men.
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MAY PLAY TACKLE

MAY PLAY TACKLE
Howard Jones. head football coach
Of the University Of Southern Cali
fornia Trojans may shift Garrett
Arbelbide, varsity end, to tackle next
fall. Arbelbeide Is the only regular
member Of the forward wall who win
be available.
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AGGIES' REQUEST GRANTED
Members Of the Missouri Valley
conference granted Oklahoma A. and
M. college permission to prolong their
spring football practice this season
because practically every team that
the Aggies win engage next fall has
unlimited practice privileges.
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Forward
Brooklyn.

TURKEY SHOOTING IN SIGHT
The Illinois state department OF
conservation has set aside five acres
In which to raise wild turkeys for dis
through the woods Of the
state.
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SHIFT COACHING DUTIES

SHIFT COACHING DUTIES
Noel Workman, head football and
baseball coach at Iowa State college;
viii devote his entire time this spring
to football and give individual at
tention to candidates for next falls
eleven. Louise Meme, cage coach.
will take over baseball coaching
duties. =
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BLEUGE CLEANS SACKS

Memphis, Tenn, Mar. 29.-B-A
three-way box assignment was d.
yided between Fred Marberry. Myles
Thomas and Lloyd Brown today for
the Senators game with the Memphis
Chicks here. The Nationals had no
yesterday 1912, with Ossie Bleuge TAX
Ing the honors by cleaning the sacks
with q slashing double in the fifth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-29
A RELAY CARNIVAL

Holding strictly to q relay program,
Carnegie Tech viii stage its first an
nual interscholastic relay swimming
meet in Pittsburgh, April 5. The re-
lays will be conducted in senior and
Junior divisions.
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DYkEs 10 PLAY THrRD

Jimmy Dykes, Observation-Disclosures who
has played every position with. the
Athletics except catcher, has been
named the regular third baseman for
the season. He has been with the AS
since 1917. -
SOUTHERN. sIGMAN BATTLE
Winter Haven, Fla. Mar. 29.-lR-
Dennie Southern and Trip gignian
are putting Of a hot fight for the
regular center field berth with the
Phillies. Right now Southern has tho
edge, but Sigman Is by no means
out Of the picture.
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oure Cagers
Awarded Letters
Tribune Special Service)

La Moure. N. D., Mar. 29.-Seven
members Of the La Moure high school
basketball team during the season
just ending will receive letters.
They are Captain Bernard Schuck,
Gene Smith, Thomas Lynch. and
Harold Winslow, all seniors, and Fred
Leer, Walter Suemper, and Donal
Winslow, juniors.
Only four Of the 16 men on the
squad this season will be lost through
graduation. The seasons record Of
the II Moure team follows:
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TRAINING CAMP SHORTS


Waco Of the Texas league 8 to I yes
terdey. n became the first .sox hurl-
er to work nine innings this season.
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La Moure 8, Valley City "a.
La Moure 81, Cakes Is,
La M0ure q, Y. c. College High 2S.
La Moure %, Glendale Z.
La Moure II, jamestown Is.
La Moure 22. Lisbon Is.
La Moure %, J.. G. Frosh 19.
La Moure 8, Cakes Z.
La Moure Is, Glendale is.
Cakes Toufnament
La Moure 10, Lisbon Is.
La Moure Z, Glendale ~.
La Moure is, J. c. Frosh 10.
La Moure 81, Lisbon 20.
District Touraanent
La Moure-Bye.
La MOure Is. Glendale n.
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Los AnEele.. Calf. Mar. ss.-R-
Pirates II exciting comment IN and
down the Pacific coast. Every mar
on the team. including the rockies. IS
slamming tho ball regularly.
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Bradenton, Fla, Mar. 19.-N-Andy
High, erstwhile third bassman Of the
st. Louis Cardinals. who appears des.
Red Birds bench this season, leads
the squad with q batting mark of .623
for the - exhibition games this sea-
SON. -
West Palm Beach, Fla, Mar. Ca
N3-Ted Gullic, elongated Missouri
boy. and Norris Badgro, reserve gar
dener last season. appear to Have the
field berth. with Guile getting the
caM against southpaws and BadEro
against right-handers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05
MARINE TO ESCORT
PRISONER RESCUER
Pvt. Guthrie in Custody of
Man He Saved From River.
May Lose lob.

Pvt. Ronald s. Guthrie of the Marine
Corps was silly under arrest today, and
it seemed probable that Corporal John
j. Antinovick would be we'll enough TO
serve as GHthries guard on the way
back to QuAntico, thanks largely to the
prisoners own efforts.
Antinoyick fell overheard from the
u. S. S. Porpoise Friday while guarding
Guthrie as the ship lay at anchor of
the Navy Yard Antinovick was swept
undeY the keel and seemed likely to
drown until his prisoner dived in and
rescued him.
Hero Act in Record.
Persons interested in Guthrie's act
looked up his record and found that
previously he had plunged into the
turbulent current of the Coco River in
the attempt to save the life of COM
rade while in Nicaragua in 1928 Al
though unsuccessful in his efforts to
rescue the drowning man, Guthrie's at
tempt was ofhcially commended by Sec
rotary Adams.
Escort to Quantico.
Antinovick was none the worse for
his experience and likely will be as
signed toy see that Guthrie is returned
TO the Marine post at Quantico, where,
his officers say, he is slated for dis
charge from the service because of re-
peated absences without leave.
In may BE- incidental. but officers
pointed out that Guthries case will be
disposed of by Mai Gen Smedley D.
Butler, commander at Quantico and
himself the holder CT two Congressional
Medals for bravery.