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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-26
HIGH COURT To
RULE ON BOOZE
BUYERS GUILT
Millions of Citizens May Be
Placed in Criminal Class
by Decision.
BY RODNEY BUTCHER
MA Service Writer

WASHINGTON. March 26.-Mil-
lions of Americans soon will be
tossed into the criminal class by the
federal government If the supreme
court can be persuaded to agree.
The supreme court has promised
at least to listen to argument and
consider the idea. On April % the
government will undertake to per-
suade it that the purchase Of liquor
is a violation Of the Volstead act
and consequently punishable.
The government is trying 10 show
this after ten years of prohibition
during which the liquor buyer has
not been legally liable to proSecu-
ton.
Purchase Is Not Denied
The attempt is being made in two
different cases. each of which is
being appealed from a lower court
which decided in favor of the de-
PENDANT. In neither case was it
denied that the defendant had
bought from a bootlegger.
The defendants. who in effect are
standing in the place of no one
knows how many purchasers Of
liquor in this country. are Alfred
z. Norris of New York and James
f. Farrar of Watertown. Mass. II
Is not conterded that there was
anything especially heinous in the
way they bought their liquor
They are just a couple of private
citizens who never realized that
they we're to be the goats in what
Is perhaps the most important and
far-reaching test case fought out
under the prohibition law.
TeIephoned Bootlegger
The government contends that
Norris is guilty Of conspiracy TO yio-
late the Volstead act because he
telephoned a Philadelphia bootleg
ger and arranged for a shipment of
liquor. He Is alleged to be equally
guilty with the seller because the
liquor was transported as a result
of the alleged conspiracy.
The FarTar case is a straight-out
test of whether the buyer as such
Is guilty with the seller. Farrar
wes indicted in Boston for viola
tioaI If the Volstead act by pur-
chase of prohibited liquor. Federal
Judge James M. Morton quashed the
indictment and the department of
Justice decided to appeal the deci-
sion In order to settle the issue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-26
MARCH 26, 1880

MIR. Murphy we're hailed into court
There Judge Simpson heard Mr..
Summers accusations-even to the
fact that the aStute Mr.. Murphy
BOD q for men only" sign In front
Of his gallery and then ruled:
AH.,U at is art.
That Rembrandt and Goya nudes
are not, in his opinion. calculated
to cause lecherous or iustful desires.
That the for men only" sign did
not make their showing unlawful,
but that it seemed to be just q
happy thought of Mr.. Murphys.
That Mr.. Sumner haul Mr..
Murphv's paintings right back 10
the gallery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-26

The Silver Cord" is a closeup of
a selflshly possessive mother who
can not bear to entirely sever the
cord which binds her two sons TO
her. It is a smart American com
edy. with strikingly drawn char
acters and with that compactness Of
technique. such as is found in Ibsen.
George Somnes has selected the
following cast for the Civic Theatre
version: Mrs. Grace Clarke Pierce,
Mrs. Milton Steinberg, Mrs. Morris
Mckee, Vera Cox. T. j. Sinclair and
Lauren Stokesbury.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-26

Chrysers offer the better riding qualities of new, uxur
Gus bodies with more elbow-room, leg room
and more head-room- Graded from road shocks by
type of equalizing spring suspension and rubber
spring shacles well by hydraulic shock absorbers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-26
Richmond Leader Dies

RICHMOND, Ind, March 90
John zwissler, 10, baker, and leader
in civic affairs, is dead of heart dis
ease. He was a director of the South
Side improvement Association and
a leader in lodge activities.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-26
Modern News" VIII Be Topic

Earl Mushlitz, assistant managing
editor Of the Indianapolis Star, will
talk on Modern News" before the
Bible Investigation Club of the Y.
M. G. A. tonight. A bean supper
will be served.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-26
THE SILVER CORD
WILL OPEN FRIDAY
Next Production of the Civic Theatre Promises to Be the
Hiqh Spot of the PLAYHOUSE Season.

its sixth production the 19293o the Civic Theatre
The Silver Cord
by Sidney Howard author Of They What They Wanted the
Pulitzer play McCarver Ned McCobbs
Daughter" all outstanding Theatre Guild productions.
When that
twenty-five years
that would last THE Silver Cord Howard likes his play
tremendously, premered there
Dec at the ohn od theater by
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-26

Scotland" at the Circle, Party Girl
at the Ohio, BE Yourself" at the
Palace, Loretta Gray at the Lyric,
1.-THE Sky Hawk" at the Apollo, bur-
lesque at the Mutual, and George
Fares at the Colonial.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-26

new Chrysler Multi-Range four-speed
transmission and gear shift, together
with high-compression engines using
Down-Draft carburetion "a prin-
ople that has demonstrated mar
velous results in aviation.
In every car bearing the Chrysler
name, you have the safety of inter
nal-expanding hydraulic four-wheel
brakes. And in addition, today's
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-26

out to an amazing degree. Ma
terials have been altered to add
strength where the average driver
never would find the slightest in
dication of weakness.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
stops
BURR|TTS AFTER
 COURT REVENGE
Local Basketball Team Meets Meridon St. StaniSIauS Again

An attempt will be made by inc Durritt basketball team 10 avengo it's only defeat of tho season when il travels 10 Moriden tomorrow evening 10 moot the St. Slanislaus aggrega- ton. inc Silver City five broke a Hgrrit winning streak Of 17 games in this city few weeks ago,
 The local team will hc greatly handicapped in its ondoavor 10 even up the srrios The game is 10 be played on a floor that ia marrod hv inc presence ot five pillars on tho playing surface. The ceiling is no higher than that of an ordinary room in the house. The result is that I' is impossible to shoot any kind oi a shot in th" air. The players must aork the ball down for toss from undor the basket This calls for considerable cuttinE-in with the r"- sGIt that tho game becomes exceed n~I" rough.
 Tho locals however wdl gjEo thcir n.5t to ma<a it real battle and cr"- ata surprise by takin" ,h" verdict Tnnr vlI has, to glve great pass ing exhibition if they hope 10 win Tu. St. Stan team win again h' Mr.u4,,A,n,j by tho addition Of thu Norldau Community forwards, Kocir and Ko-ti
 The uuritts ar" confident tha they are inc better Of the two tcan" and .zpsr, to return hom" with | victory despite the handicap. Tho entire t,utu consisting of Yakubo Yinz. Jasper. FIav'irk. in'y. 'arlShn l uerrov. Giu and Eosr will mak" th' nfo Tun -amr is scheduled 10 %tar tn tr. Saui-laus school hall at 7.%' o'clock and will hr followed hT al ,..ntnG of dancing.
 All m,mi,rs of thc Eurritt t"au .r. r.W,sred 10 meet in front Of thu r N. c. <. at G:15 o'clock sharl . 10 'nat tnr team may g"t to M"r'drl m t.un 10 Urnr1jc".
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
ATHLETICS WORKOUT
Connie Mack ordcr~ Fair sized squad of Athletes to Ball Yard for Practice Today.

Port Mycrs Gm-, lrr 4a 1P, - conuIc Mack, mayor domo Of inc Philadelphia AtHI~5.. oraar.I # lair sized sqml Of HHI,t.s to thc ba!I yard today for tUr first spring practice.
 Counting regulars and roo.ius about 2p players are m camp. with another d"le@;tjon rhHt has been conditioning at Hot Spjna- pxp,ct- nd by The end of tn. wn.G. some "r thr regulars. ca2n.r 10 @., 2oug. have been in the south mor.. than a week and half dozen others. m- rludiu@ jhu iamow l,uH Grolv. arrived yrstrrdnY
 Tine squad to dat. l.. made up Of Pitchers Grove. ItuW-baH. EhwEc. Shores, EonmcI, MahmJ-y, Jones. Dietrich Baker. Snydrr Nahom. Linbnardt and Suppl",; ratch,rs-- Cochraue Perkins and Nauox: in- rcldors- FoNN, Ecos,y Homer Suma is inc only tested outGcldor on hand, the champions regular trio of Simmons. Haas and Miller a part of the contingent still at Hot Springs with mH~IIyrs Bishop. Bolcy and Dykes.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

this Gall. Prank entered inc contest ron1uH.d by Strength and took first urfza The award was made from photographs, one of which the Her alj rrrro'uces.
 %fg years ago, Charbju enrolled in nrrf uueoa.= 'wahUug olasa at the r. II. q. A. ~anh hrs produced a long list of nimNIn youths. II" prac- Hr.l gHhuI.y for three years and naa. anij progress. In l'2@. Prank 5o.uul fh. Jrmv for year and was q. 'o 1anama With uftI chance lo "tYm.m" h. took mp boxing and haIm. In WAS at@-harg.d in 1927 J.. am .a. u-aa>igH' rnHmpion- ship c.. ... post
 Y. a.f ua .onn.a us #al.tta ac- ruu..r ao Hn ruz. Nut trained tor rr... n"l ..I1 a'-. -nan.a'lznd in E. .'H.H'rr aud wmHug nroa l Hmus a..l ad a M-. suo,-parin-
 1".s .-... .' fr., "N." rnnrllu is e nu.h.a u. t... rHmurIa- Doum and a Hn-.ar u.uHor ot thn institution. H. Is v yar- o.l. arn ras.'. five and oaa-aaLt noa.s .a height. wojahs I5o pounds stripped. ports a' #4 inch -.,- .aH ..r-a s.1. Ii collar. And .olune "s sH'"au mauaood .' uIs uuI.# sHrl HHr# permits of no t..-..an.. u .rs lay accident tI.' .. 'amoa o. h.s m'IaJ.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
HEADED FOR CATALINA
second Group of National Cham pion Chicago Cubs starts to Join First squad of Pitchers.

Chicago. Feb. 25 lP,-Thc second group of the National league cham pion Chicago Cubs today headed for Catalina Island, 10 join batjcrymcn and others who composed the first squad q week ago.
 In the party were Riggs Stcphou- son, Hagen (hikD Cuylcr, Lcwis Giack) Wilson, regular outieldcrs, Woody English and Charlie ToIson, members of the 1929 Cubs; Danny Taylor, recruit outtelder; Herman Jones and Lester Bell, oblaincr from the Boston Braves, on whom Man agcr Joe Mccarthy is depending 10 fill the gap al third base.
 On the island off the California coast, the Cubs took another light workout yesterday, and cano mp with the first casualty of the season. Al Warnckc. recruit pitcher, was struck on the forehead hV T bat during hitting practice, and was sent 10 the intrmary where thr"" stitches were required 10 close tn" wound.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

With the rlay-oE for lnc cham- piouship cf lhe American EoInr Hockey League due to start Wed- uesday night in Albany, the mom- bers of the New Britain teJm a.. fully confident that this city n.u have its first championship team fin four years after the play-om $ finished. Every member Of Inc pan- thers is keyed mp 10 a high pitch o' eagernoss to get the ries started and there will he plenty of aatioI when the tt,o teams moo. ju ,he first game in the capital city Of tha Umpire State.
 Without a doptt 'Ha oeroat battle of ru. entire season vlu to staged in thr ~eras oG seven games. The players tnIs year ar receiving a. cut on only four of in. savru games aud each team will b. ogl 70 take four straight if such lining .4 possible.
 Albany has one of the fast t teams seen in action in the Inst lev years What inc team lacks in rlaE- ing ability, il makes mp iii spe- l. It's forward combination ol Davl- and pcroeriu, backed up hy the Eo'- eran Fredie HarIsjn@ forms a ira of dangerous speed kings who wul be shooting the ball at the opposing cage from all angles and at Ill times.
 With Molly Morrison roaming in the halfbagk territory in front Q. his own cage, the N4~ Britain Ior- wards have one Of inc toughest d. fense men in the game 10 get t} while Pete Wolch ranks amoug lh, best goal tenders in the game
 New Britalu's luc-up will uo ba'a intact for the series. This will eir, the local team Dugsan on inc r'Jn l5ne with Kid" Williams behjn him. This pair is known and ral,. as one Of the best goaI-Eottjug com- bInations ever assembled togoth-' Richard (Kcdl Donneily will plJ, the center position. He also ls ; great defense man and d goal gel'@i in his own right. "Duhc' Ddfrcs1, will play hallDaCk with Jeljc 3clN. the guardian of the cage.
 Reports from both camps are z the effect that the players on th, two teams are in the best shape pos sible for a gruelling campaign. Tn' first game takes place in Albal tomorrow night while the two team! will return to this city for the sec ond encounter Thursday night
 The Boys club drum corps of th city will render a concert before an' during the same at the Stanl ls, Arena Saturday night Dwi@a Skinner, superintendent Of the Bo.~ club has offered inc scrvicns of th' corps to the Arufe brothers. o#ne" O. the local club.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
HIGH TEAM MEETS
 HILLROUSE FIVE
Basketball Quintet Meets Rivals
 at Local Gym Tomorrow

Tomorrow afternoon. fl" \e" Britain high school basketball 'tan will meet the Itlibousn qain- tot Of New Haven in return eam" at the Senior high school gymnasium i'm this city. This w.ll t@ the soc- ond and final meeting h.t"r,n tln two teams 'his ~.1-on %e@ Haven scored a ona-uont victory o2.r >n" Britain in rm first -ru. r.'sj .u New Haven
 Coach G.or-. H. r.es.tE .# hn.H ,aeeg with ta. rr.ar.m 0. w.u.m.- ing "Nnfy' Gamaa. r.nt.r. and Carlson. aarH, both Of "a"n. N.r. lost 10 ta. ,-u 'Hry.ab no.-E,ar graduation. Ja aoeanI of sH. rra.- tce sessions dur.r- '. rt-' feH weeks, Johnny Franks has a..n us~i at center snG EwnH "tna#"." Ia- Ioek hos Mrn -.."- a .t guard. who-. t#o atI probably rau.a o.. tHe Now Gr.#. nau up 'omorroa Hlarloa.. M..E I.a-. a# DrH5. -uhmarr ~.. .ru...-r ar-. ... lur. var1 uH~u,.. ..... ..r... Natr IauuH ..I... .....-..# .. =.. other gual.
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 Coach s.#r ""-n...-H raT.H that there would u. a g.t.. ..t<.,. the -anc.1 to-.. ot ..'. -.a..- !. Coarh Bo".u q" >u" H.r.. aa W.Ilua TNa ". aIH .. '.'. .tt.. -eaool hours .u @a...- +. u~is gym r.l un.r... tn. .n". ? m.rEnf- u.r. ...a q. --. If .. ---- ------ L------
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
SQUAD ARRINIS TODAY

Pensacola. Fla. Feb. 25.-P'- The latest influx of tourists. the ad- vance guard of the Boston Red SoX was due here before breakfast to- day 10 start spring training. 1m- mediate action was planned, Man ager Iicinie Wagner announcing aboard the special train yesterday that all were 10 be in uniform ali 1o:&o q. m. IIcimic also remarked that on" word was 10 be entirely taboo during the training season, inc word "collar."
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
JONES IS READY
 F0R BIG CAMPAIGN
National Open Coll Champion
 Playing Better Than Ever

Atlanta IfcD. -1 iP'-Do"n to his best playing weight. tanned. bar drnod and shooting better golf than usual 1hIs early in the season, Bob- hr Jones' national open champion, i5 ready for his most extensive cam- pajGn Of recent years
 A program of indoor and outdoor spous. iu,cunnglrJ with little @olf has kept inc Atlanta ace in 'ucor perfect trim rhrouuhou inc winter. He nov tips the scales al 175 pounds, stripped
 The stucky, little champion. who hts won cvrry major crown rolfdom offers except inc British amateur plans 10 got in aJ least four rounds Of golf over tue Fast Lake Country club course horr-hls home course every week un,iI he sails for Europe April 50 as captain of the Walker cup trJm II" may enter the Augusta. Ga. open on March @i and April i.
 Jones has his cEas 4at on fine Brit isb amateur tiilc this year. His Iou- tatjre schedule also includes the British open, in addition 10 inc Wal kor cup matches, and thc American open and amateur.
 With only a few chances 10 test 1 his clubs this year, Bobby finished ! a 7--hoI" grind at Savannah just one stroke behind Horton Smith, and six strokes ahead of Bobby truick- shauE who tool, second money among tho pros Bobby cardrd il 279. But for a had second round aud q fa'"l slip on tno lGCh holo ou the Gu0l journey Bobby might hayr won . iG" SaNuuah event. His playing thur@, although brilliant af times. 1 VAS perhaps thc SpoltioSt and least consistent of any in hjs long career.
 Th" A'an'a goifng barrisCar had two great rounds but had 10 couple these Wnh two eccentric I%-holr trips. lis 75 on tho sncoud round vas his worst exhibition in lrars. l II" had a G7 on the first go-rouud and posted record breaking G. on tho third Trip. Bobby and Horton .Norc tjed af -u7 at inc start of 'ho tinal holes bm the 2l-!rar-old cash player wa~ lbc victor in fh, championship duel, posting T .agmos' Jones' = for 27&.
 Al'hou@h his putting rrobanlA was thc worst laurr Of nls pIav at Savannah. Bobby showed 8 roudcn icy to hook njs drives Hud on, ol tNcso bad frc shots resulted in |
 hug" seven on ., par three holo ii .th" second round This rnucrto, Jones and he ruhbrd other shots f finnish with his high 75.
 BobbN'~ final slip WAS missing ; yard putt on the jar five 1Gth or th,
 last round would have yielded ; birdie four This caused hinr tC drivo boldly for fbe l7th. rather 'har
 play eafn shot. The raut' was ; hoofr sty ae his drive went on, 6 bounds
 T'ho @r,oue on tnr Fast 1.ab, .coursr here arc in bad condition a
 a result Of :m extremely long and ~ acting winter and Bohhy had lnI
 chance to recover his putting touch
 tnl4muH Jane. his famous putror
 missed nearly dozen m to J5 foo nwta ou each round Bobby nrodcD |"$ put's on one round along.
 li}I his showing a Sa$auuah. al
 though far below his usual Jonr
 @'4ud1rd, served to inform inc golf .rrs cG 'Hls country and Britain ina Bobby needs only a 1Itlc more Wac
 flee I"5or" hr reaches inc Graa
 form that has brought him so Inan
 caamploushir+
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
ANOTHER FIRST StCAER
Nau3-rr Tp"5r Bu-l of tlHe"go White ~uN I8l,ju2 No thaurc- On e}ijrr~ B~iu- a TIoldouf.

San AH-pula t.... I,.. -. -f E#a1 # Charaa H#aw tIH Gra'I aa.r.s 3oa rat .-.. an .nr t'.. sl+- n.t r..~ s.H-na a..E,.I I.. '."rl.H \. rMHaa.r and ... tN'n-o Whit" +ur Manager 1or. Bush d""# n"' Intend t5 h. oaa@IH short at.Not r"- aerra first hasur material.
 Moo Berg. who has b.'u a u.m9.r Of t.e Sos aanlur staff. s- "rl. Hs mGar in aa au iu"-l,lor oo o..-log+ Ia4 Hern worked 7. ta. Dulfl#' corner and may shaur '.a duties "nu John Gud) CIanny. JohnHE IIdJ". t9Hn- catcher ob..tu.G from Irln#noIta of tla American dissertation "'rar. 'd >as'"rdat and made an Iwpm"-." showing,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
#jU FIRST CAME
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Preliminary
AUSTIN COMETS WIN

In il fast game played last night, the Austin Comets noscd out Moul- throp's All Stars by the score Of 26 10 20. The Comets took an early lead and were never headed. Malone was the big shot for the winners while summary
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
LOCAL MAN WINS
 POSING CONTEST
Frank ChaTbin Is Awarded Gold
 Medal by Strength Magazine
Ify digger

Prank "harhjn Of CIR Burrilt street, tbts rltE, has just been award- et} a gold medal m a posing contest conducted by Slron@th magazine. according to an aunouunrm'nt in the current issue Of the periodical
 Durins tGa pas, year, he has done considerable posing for the D'Agos- tno art school. Encouraged hy those Hbo appreciated his work in
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Braves Aly@acc Squad
 Arrives for T2aiain,

3.t..' t. .. 'ua. tnas. .u. I'" "..| ..r.. '...-.: -.a.en #.H .r' '...' n.aI. a.r. uN".- uH- n.--.. . .ra" ru nr.' &or0. IT.. o..g a.u.. u.u ,u.'- #eI. l| |a."t- a=+ 1uHY '"oury ufeuH. Mun mot a.@uua tH'fr co"rn.- arI N#n.g.r Eu InNrchu'a r.l#.j 10 permit tI.w 10 join tl. hu" rr@.r.na yesterday Tn" lr.o wn-.A.3 lh.tr matr. most. Ir battery mnu from ta. n.,aen.w They ar" expected lo .au m ru. u'Al day oI 70.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
SNNnINN NL.IA EHL-L

M.Niro City I'ch. 25 fPl-Pre&e reports from Vera Cruz today said that General Augustine Sandino, cX- lied Nicaraguan insurgcnt leader, and his staff, had arrived thcro and were staying at the homes Of friends They loft Mexico City Satur- day after a stay Of several weeks and said they were returning to Merida, Yucalan.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

Star bout-Bu Battalno. Hart ford. ys. Ignacio Fernandez, Philip pines, ln rounds.
 Srmt-0nal-M Mickey Tlahivc, Hart. ford, vs. Eddie Lord, Waterbury, : rounds
 Other bouts-Eddio Reed, Hart ford, ys. Lou Tiquotto BrjdSnpor, t rounds: Marty Fox, New York }s Joe Hanlou, Hartford 6 rounds Ralph LonuN Union City, x. J., V. Joe Fi"lla New York, G rounds Rocky Rayo, Hartford ys. Johnnl Kop, Norwich.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

Roy. Harold Cutbill, minister and track star, who holds the worlds indoor record for t.oo0-yard run, win speak at the annual meeting and banquet of the Hartford County Y. M (, A. Amateur AthIc- lie Assn. on Tuesday evening, March II. m fine new banquet hall of the Hartford "T," Numerous members Of County "" units in this city and surrounding towns are cNcp,ctod to attend. and several Of them will re- ccive trophies at the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
SOUTH CHURCH GAN
 WIN TITLE TONIGHT
Wedo-MethOdiSt Junior Church
 Game Is Also Important

"A victory for the South Concro- gauomul church entry in the Junior Church basketball league tonight will cIinch the tirlo for that team. and, since fine opponent Of the rvc- ming will be the S). Marks E,psco- pal tuIm. the Cou2rlg gationalists are cOuHIrut Of ending all doubts about thn outcome Of the race, The game will bc the second of two to he played at the Y. NJ. C. A. Tho Episcopalians made a fine stand against inc First Iutherana last week and are hopeful of continu- ing their good work and Surprising the league leaders this evening, The latter tcam however, is satisfied that if will turn m its ninth straight }"aguo victory and aow up the championship,
 Thr first game of the ,Ncujn=, duo ro start at T:45 o'clock. will hr an important one. alec, for il wI1l bring together tbr I'irst Lutheran and Trinity Methodist teams in a battle to decide second place. The Lufb- ,ans have a scaut haIf-gamc mar gin at present and point 10 their previous victory over tno Methodists as evidence that they are the bet t.r tr9m. The latter outnt however, has been comingaalong well in ro- cent games and is anxious to upset tb" Swodcs and finish in the run H.r-up position.
 Iiulthcrg Increases Lead
 Harold Hultbnrg, scoring acc ot thc First Lutherans. increased his lead in the individual point-makng race last week by collecting II points against the St. Marks five and bringing his total 10 S7. How lard K"cloy Of tho M,thodjsts was idle and remained at T points. fall. ling back into third place when DU Wosims of the south church gath cred II points and passed him hl one. Harold Bougtsou ano'hol SWcdc, held fourth place although
 ho made bu four points, whilC Francis HarGncs. South church con. ter climbed back into the "frs five" when h" ran mp Y points
 against the First Eaptists This spree busted Leon Dickinson of th'
 Center church from his place ; among inc leaders.
 Hmtbcre's @2 field goals give hin the lead In this respect. Gordoi ; Ely Of the Center church still hold. , the foul shooting lead with 10 sue cossful tries, but IIultbcrg, Bernie
 Wosjlus of the south church anC r. Petit of St, Marks are crowdins him with nine apiece, Dan Wosilu , has now tied Clarence Derrick o . tho Center church for the "Icad' il , rommittUg personal fouIs, oacI
 having been caught in 16 violations } The first five scorers.