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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
Hildebrand Deal Boost for
Tribe; Other Talent Sought

Following the sale of pitcher
Oral Hildebrand to Cleveland for
three players and a sum of cash,
Tribe officials we're on the way to
Montreal today to attend the big
minor league meeting and endeavor
to land more talent for the 1881
Indians. Their chief aim at present
will be to obtain two outfielders and
a SouthpaW hurler.
BOnura Pounds Ball
The Hildebrand deal with Cleve-
land stacks up promising for the
Hoosiers, the players coming in
exchange being shortstop Eddie
Montague, first baseman zeke Be-
unra and pitcher Leslie Barnhart.
Montague was with both Cleveland
AND New Orleans last season, while
Bonura and Barnhrat performed
with New Orleans.
Barnhart, a highlander. won
thirteen games and lost seven for
the Pelicans and also won a late
season game for Cleveland after be-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
Five Bouts
at Arnory
HooSier Boxers Signed for
Supporting Card
Tuesday.

Hoosier boxers will show their
wares in the supporting bouts for
the Harry Dillon Tony Cancela ten
round main event at the armory
Tuesday night.
frankie Jarr, clever Fl. Wayne
bantam, and Kid Woods, local
knuckle buster, who staged thriller
in the Legion ring several weeks
ago, have been re-matched for the
eight-round semi-windup.
Rosy Kid Baker, Anderson mid
dleweight and favorite with local
fiStic followers, tangles with Jack
Hayes of Muncie in a six-rounder,
while Don Fagg of Clinton is to
take on Jack Malone, local light
weight, in the other six. Tuffy
Mitchell and Sonny Mitchell, local
flyweightS. tangle in the four-round
curtain raiser.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01

Notre Dame already has defeated
Northwestern and Army, respective
midwestern and eastern leaders,
and a victory over Southern Cali
fornia, rated as one of the two best
Pacific coast teams, would eliminate
any remaining doubt regarding the
schools right to national recogni-
ton.
ROckne Not Kidding
The Irish, worn and weary after
their strenuous schedule of nine
games, without a "breather," and a
2,00O-mile railroad journey, will
enter the game as the underdog in
the betting-the first time such a
condition has prevailed in more
than two years.
I'm not kidding you or attempt
ing to use psychology on the players
when 1 say do not expect to win, .
Rockne told the United Press today.
'Notre Dame will be on the down.
grade after those two tough battles
with Northwestern and Army, and
while the boys may rally enough to
give the TrojanS a fairly good game
[ see no chance of victory"
Perfect Play Scores
Southern California, coached by
Howard Jones, will be in much bet
ter condition for the game than
Notre Dame. The Trojans have had
few hard games this season and
since their early season 7 to 6 up
set by Washington State, have
won their contests by overwhelming
scores.
Saturdays 7 to s victory over the
Army, although gained ny the I'M
comfortably close margin of a kick
after touchdown, removed any doubt
regarding the teams championship
calibre.
The Irish outgained the heavier
Cadets almost ten yards to one
and after the mud, ice, rain, fog and
sleet nullified many scoring oppo--
tunitieS made their TOUCHDOWN on
the one perfect play" for which
Notre Dame teams strive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01

throwing arm during a basketball
tilt following the 1929 season.
CWANSON, and pitchers Ash and
- Gudat were released during the
weekend and will be with Colum-
bus in the A. A. next year. Ash is
the hurler with the roundhouse
curve, the fashioned wide hook.
1t has plenty of bend Swanson
was an athletic hero at Lombard
college several years ago, mixing in
all sports. He is one Of the fastest
men in baseball.
Trying to convince some of the
boys in the back room that March
mont Schwartz is an Irish Jew is no
easy matter. Our information comes
from NOtre Dame university where
Schwartz plays half back on what
is known as a football team.
Schwartz himself says he was told
it was only by an eye lash his given
name was not Patrick.
II
a .CCORDING to the flashy ball
L y toter, the women folk were de-
batting the subject of name and
during the controversy his father
dashed from the New Orleans race
track singing the praises of a horse
named Marchmont on which he
had won long shot bet and his
dad was so popped up he settled
the argument among the feminine
gathering by commanding name
him Marchmont and he'll win"
And so it was agreed after the
household concluded that Patrick
would not team well with Schwartz.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
down the Alleys =
BY LEFTY LEE

GAG and s2s. Captain Xix was the star on
This team securing total OF OIL.
Lee carmin and the veteran, JACK gac
over with counts OF 62l ana Ply; Inc
rest of the team failed to hit their nat nat
however. and score OF z'ozu "as 'iio
result.
Hold Eller pulled one. for the books when
ne AZ Saea 1be AID 3io. 2-i0 and e-l0 during
this spree of sharpshooting'
Ramsey looked like the money with a
a2s start hut snlits started to crop -
then, ana two 100 games, resulted.
WHEELING was just throwing a ball down
the ALLEYS. and as a result the Outlaws
failed dismally. This boy who is usually
GOOD for at least $40 count. totalled 45S.
Frank Afford started with 1873 count
for the Enrich Hardware. wnlch hurt TINS
teams chances Afford started hitting
d finished i1 II fourth place with ans. ~
Delegates from all parts OF the state
held their regular fall meeting at the
awarded the meet for 1882. The 1881
meet VIII be rolled in south Beng
RRssgs'eI IL cotom unce
o. r Policy. Marion; P. Southland and V.
Robinson. Anderson; J. Betchelder. Ham
ns Ha sss South BEND A Hss
green, Gary: r. Stirk, Il Moslander and
II. Gallmever, Fl Wayne. G. Fuller, Rich
mond, and H willer Kokomo.
vern Robinson. came all the way from
Anderson to show the sweepstakes players
at the Illinois alleys how to get the wood.
securing a total of 100 to take first place
second with 7i2 and BIanford third on
7c2 Low score 20 reach the prize list
was SIS An entry of ninety-two one of
the seasons best participated in this
event Berberick carried away high
single game prize with a score of 27S.
Selgt Homer jenkins. who rolled in the
Washington League when stationed at Fl
Harrison. has written his friends here,
telling of his arrival in Honolulu. jenkins
was very much disappointed on the
arrival 70 ind no bowling alleys at the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
Cruising in Sportland
: WITH EDDIE ASH :

ONLY nine players with the Cncy Reds who the Queen
~ the club
the
Rixey
Luea Sukeoh outfder Walker
Strip Howey
Rhineand build the In the
time Sidney Well aspg the account and cut
the factory how
Redland field Evidently
university the grounds
recently the center field
at
there at Bucknen for the famous hurer
with
NIaty pitcher Bucknen
of bebal immOrtal having three
a d'S SerieS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01


Il
TACK KEARNS finds it necessary
y to keep his stable Of knuckle
busters, including Mickey Walker,
whacking away in the flstic arena
earning him a cut of the profits.
By court order Jack is required to
pay $500 a month alimony Jack
tried to tell the judge he wasn't
married, but the court pointed out
that there was a suit for divorce
filed by man named j. Kearns.
Court records, unlike prize fight
records, can not be erased.
Yale agrees with Arnold H0rween
that the Horween tannery business
in Chicago is in need of the guild
ance of an expert named Arnold
Horween. Acting as head Harvard
coach, Horween whipped the Bull
dog gridders for three years in a
row.
MAYHEM Hunk Anderson, assist
w ant Notre Dame coach, went
into training for the Thanksgiving
old timers game at Chicago, he
gave up smoking to convince the
young Irish gridders it was the
right thing to do for all footballers.
But Hunk kept a plug of chewing
tobacco in his pocket.
F;deI La Barba, who is well on the
way to capture the featherweight
crown Of fstiana, came up from the
amateur ranks in Los Angeles. He
annexed the worlds flyWeight title
after only eleven professional fights,
went collegiate, gave up the campus
after a year, and started anew with
the gloves.
CPORT fans Of Germany have
, ceased admiring Max Schmel-
ing. heavyweight champion, and are
spending their heroics on Eric Noel
Ter, the bicycle champion. Eric gives
them more thrills since Schmeling
decided to take a rest to recover
from that low blow" Max rapidly
is winning the slow recovery title.
II
Roy Sherid, New York Yankee
pitcher, has been sent word to give
up basketball. The club bosses OPP
pose the sport because of the injury
risk. Any way his mound control
is bad and the officials advised him
to try throwing a baseball at the
barn door if he feels the need of
winter exercise.
It
Evar Swanson, .out1elder with the
Reds last season, damaged his
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
KIRSHBAUM FIVES WIN

Kirshbaum basketball team
opened their season with a 26 to 20
victory over Indianapolis Turks
Sunday. Led by lie Track and Field
man, the Meters set the pace. In
the opening encounter, Kirshbsum
Bulldogs nosed out Buddies Club,
IA to ID. Caplin played we'll for the
winners.
Kirshbaums will oppose Julian
Goldmans of Terre Haute in the
feature battle next Sunday night at
the center, while Bulldogs tackle
Terre Haute B'nai Birth IN the
opener.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
Basketball

Cards desire games with teams playing
in the Tito -19-year-old class and having
for Esche or write E. Cubel. 14O5 Charles
street.
Shelby Cleaners have organized for the
season with a slightly changed lineup.
Cleaners will play in the 140-pound class
in tournaments but are willing to meet
any teams desiring games. Cleaners de-
sire games with teams holding victories
over them from last year. English Avenue
Boys Club. Rose Tire Buddes and O'Hara
Sans. notice. Call Drexel 3925, between 8
and D. m. ask for Bob.
After trailing 10 to at the half. Indi-
annapolis Stove Company defeated Plain
field Merchants, 80 TO 80. L. Brandt. with
twenty points. was outstanding for the
Orange street. or call Drexel 2958-M.
Southport Black Diamonds. notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
BOilernnakers
Abandon Ten
Minor Sports

By United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. Foot
ball, as money-making proposition,
failed to provide sufficient funds this
fall for other activities, and resulted
in abandonment of intercollegiate
minor sport competition at Purdue
university this year. The college Of
ficials said today the abandonment
may continue through next year.
intercollegiate minor sports en-
tirely are dependent upon football
receipts, N. A. Kellogg, director of
athletics, said, and this years reve-
nue. was insufficient to carry on the
minor sports.
Sports affected by the decision
were baseball, track, country,
swimming, water polo, gymnastics
wrestling, tennis, golf, and fencing,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
ST. PATS ARE BEATEN

st. Patricks dropped a "a to % de-
ciSion to Upton American Legion
quintet in fast game at Upton
Sunday. The contest was close
throughout and was decided on two
free throws in the last minute of
play. Defensive play of both teams
featured.
Bard led the losers with twelve
points, while L. Cage, with eight,
was outstanding for the winners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
BY HENRY McLEMORE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. 1-Saturday's
football games, in addition to prov
ing that the current Notre Dame
eleven is just about the smoothest
article seen in these United States
in many a year, cleared away any
doubt that might have existed re-
garding the middle and far vests
supremacy over the east.
The east, once the center of the
football world, sent five teams, in
GLIDING its two best, against the
middle and far west on Saturday,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
Eastern Elevens Humbled In
Five IntersectiOnal Battles

and was handed five defeats~for its
trouble.
Army and Dartmouth, both I'M
defeated in their own sections, were
the two eastern leaders to go
down. Army bowed to Notre Dame
7 to 6, and Dartmouth to Stan
ford. ID to 7.
The other three eastern losers
Villanova, Temple and Georgetown
were not leaders in their sections,
but they were representative of this
side of the country. .Villanova was
defeated by Washington State IS
to 0, Temple fell 40 to 20 before
Drake, and Georgetown was IL to
@ loser to Detroit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
TWO PRELIMS SIGNED

Two four-round prelims have
been added to the weekly fstic bill
at Tomlinson hall Wednesday night.
Jackie Coogan, FIT. Wayne fyweight,
will clash with Kid Galloway, local
slugger, and Ray Bredell will mix
with Harold Finley, Cincinnati,
lightweight. In the eight-round
main event Mutt Marsh, Cincinnati
middleweight, will oppose Norman
Brown of Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
Cue Stars to
Continue Play

Harry Baldwin will oppose Neal
Jones in the opening match of the
last half of the state three-cushion
billiard tourney schedule at Coolers
tonight. This weeks card:
MOnday-Harry Baldwin vs.. Neal Jones.
Tuesday-LOuis Spivey VS.. Leo O'Conuor
Wednesday-Harry Ru5ens Jones.
Thursday-Lewis Vogler VS.. Cjeye KEEP
ner.
Friday AfternoOn) Walter Ramsey VS..
Kepner; (night) Harry Cooler VS.. Joe
Murphy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
TURNER'S cop OPENER

With Hodges and Fisher leading
the attack, South Side Turner's let
the powerful Morgantown Green
Lanterns down ON the short end of
a Al to "a count here Sunday.
Turner's scored first and held the
visitors in check during the first
half to pile up 10 to 8 advantage.
l.. Adams was outstanding for Nor
gantown with 10 points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
Young Stars Set Batting
Pace In American League

in sacrifices and McAIanus of the
Tigers led in stolen bases.
The Yankees showed the way in
team batting with a season average
OF .3O9, an increase of obs over their
1929 record, while the Cleveland In
dams jumped .01O to .304 to take
second place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
Big Coast Eleven Is
FayOrite In Classic
Suicide Schedule and 1000 Mile Trip Figured Too Much
for Notre Dame; Victory viii Give Hoosiers
National and All Time Hon0rS.
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press staf Correspondent


still football
stamp aggregation great
all-tm grdron machine
The with Southern California at Los Angeles Saturday the
championship
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
! BOUTS ON MAT BILL

Three bouts are on the mat pro-
gram for Tomlinson hall tonight.
Blacksmith Pedigo of Louisville
meets Merle Dolby in the main
event.
In the semi-final. the Masked
Marvel meets Freddie Kupfer and
Carlin clashes with Tiger Mckee
of Kansas City in the opener at
$3.50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01

BY United Press
BARCELONA, Spain, Dec. l.
Primo Camera. giant Italian heavy
weight. dubbed his way to a ten
round decision over Paolino Uzcu-
dun. the Basque woodchopper, be-
fore $4,000 fans here Sunday, the
largest crowd ever to attend a
sporting event in Spain.
Although Cameras victory was
decisive, the italian taking every
round except the fifth, which was
Paolino's. and the sixth, which was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
STANDINGS
Coast Battle
Tops Grid Bill

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Notre
Dame-Southern California game is
the most important of next Satur-
days college football games. A'list
of some of the more interesting con-
tests follows:
U. s. c. VS.. Notre. Dame at Los Angeles.
Florida VS.. Tennessee at Jacksonville.
Carnegie Tech VS.. W. and J. at Pitts
burgb.
Georgia Tech VS.. Georgia at Atlanta.
North Carolina VS.. Duke at Chapel Hill.
n. G.
n. Y. u. VS.. Colgate at New York.
Maryland VS.. Western Maryland at Balti-
more.
Rice VS.. Iowa State at Houston.
Loyola VS.. Detroit at New Orleans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
GRANGE LEADS BEARS

By Times Spectut
CHICAGO, Dec. Lied by Red
Grange, who scored one touchdown
and passed to Luke johnson for an
other, the Chicago Bears defeated
Portsmouth Spartans here Sunday.
IA to 6. Glasgow scored for the
losers. Joe Savoldi saw action with
the winners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
$4,000 See Camera Club
Way to Win Over Uzcudun

even. the decision proved unpopu-
lar with the crowd. The huge sta
dunn rang with jeers and booS
when Cameras hand was raised.
Paolino blamed the referee for his
loss.
Il obviously couldn't fight Car
nera a long range fight" the Basque
told the United Press. My only
chance of victory lay in my ability
to Outright him at close quarters
and when the referee refused to al
low me to burrow in with my head
held low / was beaten man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01

Still Four


By United Press
DUT four major college foot
ID ball teams remained today
in the unbeaten, united class.
Alabama, Utah, Notre Dame
and Washington State are the
four teams with perfect rec
ordS.
The first two named ended
their seasons on Thanksgiving
day with victories over Geor-
gia and Utah, respectively. On
Saturday Notre Dame defeated
Army and Washington State
triumphed over Villanova.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
TANK RECORDS FALL
Michigan U. Swimmers Lower A.
A. U. Mark Here.

A. U. Mark Here.
University of Michigan swimmers
broke Indiana-Kentucky A. A U.
records in every vent of their ex-
hibition meet with Indianapolis
Athletic Club paddlers here Satur-
day. Frank Kennedy, former
Shortridge star, and Schneider led
the record breakers. Michigan won
all honorS.
Helen Lee Smith, 12-year-old I.
A. G. ace, swan the 220-yard free
style in record time, also smashing
the 200-yard mark.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
INDEPENDENT FOOTBALL

Elephants and Oak Hill Flashes battled
to a sco0reless tie SUNDAY st Brookside
eleven was able to produce a scoring
punch. Play of Sauer and Riley on this
line and of Schuck in the back field fea-
tured the Elephants action. IT, was q
good game despite the slow going
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
DODGERS DROP GIANTS

NEW YORK, Dec. l. - Playing
without the services of their cap
tain and star, Benny Friedman, the
New York Giants lost a to 6 game
to Brooklyn Dodgers here. Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
Saturday Cage Scores

HIGH SCHOOLS
Manual, %; Ben Davis. 26.
Kokomo. %: Logansport. 20.
Columbus. "a; Seymour. 20.
Greencastle, %: Lebanon. 10
MorristoWn. %; Amboy. %.
Anderson. Is; Marion %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01

With H. Phelps and Pete Ernst hitting
team assumed the lead in the Central
states meet during the opening play with
y total of 2S04 Phelps totalled 643 Tor
his three games while Ernst came across
With 602 after a start of 1872. Second place
vent TO Matters Union No; 10. Ihibadeau
being the main reason for their 2.Io6 total
vision of play. the Kay-o team proved best
with three-came total Of 2.6l9. thirty
one pins ahead of the second place Y. NJ.
C. team. Standings to date:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
Saturday Grid Results

Notre Dame Z; Army, 6.
Baylor, Z; Rice. 4
Citadel. Z: Wofford. s.
California (southern branch. 2o'
Detroit. u; Georgetown. 0.
Drake, 4e; Temple 20.
Holy cross 7; Boston college. Q,
Louisiana Tech 6; Louisiana college. 0.
Lovola Maryland. SO; Baltimore. z.
Loyola louisiana. IA; Iowa State. Z.
NAVY. 20: George Washington. 0.
Phillips IL; Oklahoma Baptist, z.
Stanford. Il: Dartmouth 7:
Texas Christian. 10; Southern Metho-
dist. o.
washington State. 10; Villanova. 0:
western MARYLAND. 25i Muhlenberg. 0.
wyoming 19: New Mexico. g..
W. g. j. vs.. Carnegie Tech postponed
until Dec. s: cold weather..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01

And of course, at the end of the
season, ole Blackboard will name his
1881 state championship choice and
the pre-tourney all-State teams.
Amt dat sumpin'.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01

The first-out-of-town teams viii take the
drives next Saturday and sunday. when
play is resumed. Hub Recreation of Joliet
H. 1929 national champions. and wooster
Lamberts OF St. Louis will receive their
share of attention from the rail BIRDS.
Harry Phelps who led the claman team
into the lead. is a former Buffalo star.
and has been going great guns since. he
arrived. In the doubles event he is paired
with Chuck Klein.
Klein was going good his first two
games. but somebody moved the head pin
IN the last one. and mere l4S was the
result.
Mal.sfy and weiland viii have a new
boss today. and 1t won't be Mallory. Wei
land poured in strikes to the tune of COS
and II be could have made the ten-pin
spare would have had at least $50. His
total helped this team into third place.
Christtanscn the lead-oH OF the S. &
service Station team. also had trouble
with HIS spares seven strikes in his sec
ord Vann9 bringing him but Ia because
OF errors.
Coca Cola was the victim Of one bad
game. counting but 5iS between games Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01

OF the Blackboard is signing OF now.
We've been broadcasting on a half
column wave length BY authority of the
sports editor and will be back on the
air again In Tuesdays noon edition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01

TT was unfortunate that the Army
/ boosted no particular ball carrier
addicted TO similar traits, because
when the Soldiers blocked Kick
and scored a touchdown a minute
later credit for the performance
was given to everybody from the
Four Marx brothers to Black Jack
Pershing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01

Muncie. of to its usual slow start. has
run into couple of snowdrifts already
The Bearcats took one on the chin from
Huntington last week. But you can't count
Pete Jollev's boys out until the final gun.
especially with Jack Mann, Davidson. Icer-
man and others still hanging around.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01

Ultimately it developed that this was
only half the truth. and while King blocked
the kick q Young soldier BY the name of
Trice escorted it through the mire to the
formation had reached the press box the
occupants had surrendered Fundamentally
to a spirit of cock-eyed hilar itv and the
touchdown was being chalked up to the
credit of Frankie and Johnny the yellow
Taxi Company and the man on the flying
trapeZe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-19
RELIEF IN CHINESE
FAMINE Is APPROVED
Foreign Missions Conference Votes
to Enlist Aid for Suf-
fererS.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., January 10.
A resolution was passed at the final
session here yesterday of the annual
meeting of the Foreign Missions Con-
ference of North America recommend
ing to its constituents and the SYM
pathetic American public" measures OF
relief, as far as practicable. for the
desperate famine situation In China"
Development of talent is most marked
between the ages of 80 and IS.