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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-06
U. S. Pilots Organize
BIZ United Press

bU UnitCd Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-The nations
commercial air pilots have organ
lied the Airline Pilots Association
of America, it was announced today
by David l.. Behncke, newly elected
president. The organization has
affiliated itself with the American
Federation of Labor. It's purposes
were announced as follows:
ITO stabilize the profession; in
sure the using of safe equipment,
and competent pilots, and keep
politics off the wing"
The pilots plan to maintain tech
nical boards to examine equipment
and personnel and to regulate hours
of service. The organization al
ready has membership of about
$50 out of the 760 commercial
pilots flying on air routes, Behncke
said,
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Houses for Rent

FLETCHER, S32-7-Rm. mod. double; gar;
water paid: reduced $50. DR.. 0409.
GLADSTONE. N. I9-AIod. 5-rTa. dble., ht,
wat. gar. $3.50; summer $50. Hot vat.
CLIMBER, 1882 wks. free: mod. dble.:
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NVALIIJS and CHRONIC cases cared TOT IN
a nurses home 1341 N. Alabama. Ii. 1890.
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Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE


Notice is hereby given that the under
viii sell at Public Auction on october
18th, 1881, at 10 o'clock a. INFO, m: for TIE the
household goods and chattels stored and
belonging TO the following named per-
sons; John E. Baines, Lot 225; G. =.
Lot 448; Edward Brooks Lot $40; Lola
Maze Clark Lot 447; Simon D. Everett
Lot 444; Letha Emmons Lot 325; Robert
Frank Hall Lot 1926; Beatrice Hopkins
Lot 1853; Frank Mann and Indianapolis
Building Investment Co, Lot 1872; Harry
Kinney Lot 1854; Paul Lendormi Lot 455;
Lot 219; l.. E. Schmidt Lot 308; Jennie
Stevenson Lot ZIG; Robert stevens Lot
league. Lot 435; Mrs. John Worthington
PARTLoW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
419-23 East Market Street.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCK
EFT NO. 10648.
In the matter of the petition of the
United Corporation and Newton White
Telephones Inc. For authority to pur-
chase and sell properties. for certificate
Of public convenience and necessity and
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission of Indiana will con-
cause in the Rooms Of the Commission.
40l State House. at Indianapolis, Indiana,
at 10 o'clock A. M on Monday, Oct. 10.
1881.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the, the ComiSssstqqn IN I'M
DIANA.
BY HOWELL ELLIS.
Commissioner.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Oct. S. 1881.
PERSONAL belongings of Mr.. Boyle for
merly of 1899 ~ III. St. will be sold for
debt Oct 2l-31 2205 N Ala st.
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Order STRONGER Gear

By ScripDs-HotoGrd Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The
landing gear is the most vulnerable
part of an airplane, and must be
made stronger than at present, the
aeronautics branch of the United
States commerce department has
decreed.
During the last six months of last
year statistics show that "a out of a
total Of "A structural failures, or n
per cent of this class of accident,
were caused by collapse of the land
Ing gear.
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ElGHT-STATE COAL
FARLEY Is PLANNED
gndiana Expected to Send Delegates
to Sterilization Session.

to Sterilization Session.
Bt United Press
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct. g.
"A conference to discuss sterilization
of the coal industry, which would
include representatives from eight
states, was planned today by West
Virginia coal operators following a
meeting with Governor Conley.
A committee of three was named
20 arrange the consultation. Mem
berS are James D. Francis of Hunt
ington, Howard w. Showalter of
Fairmont and c. A. Cabell of
Charleston.
States which would be repre-
scented in the propwosed conference
are West Virginia, Kentucky. Ten
nessee, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana.
Virginia and Illinois. Delegates
would be selected by the National
Coal Association.
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ALABAMA. N. 1902-Large, complete rm.;
for l or 2: steam heat; car line.
BELLEFONTAINE, 1005-CIean rm.; new
ly furn., adioin. bath; board opt.
BROADWAY. 2121-Living bedroom turn I;
private entrance; $3.50; garage. Ia. 0597.
CAPITOL, 2045 M rooms; mod; very
reasonable to couple or girls. Warm.
CENTRAL, 2016-Lovely warm, front rm !;
reasonable; home privileges. Ia. 0632.
CENTRAL. 196O-Warm. nicely furn. M.
close to bath; reasonable.
COLLEGE. 2242-Modern home: attractive
rm: constant hot water: privileges.
COLLEGE, 4231-Lovely rm. near bath
priv. family of .; reasonable. HUI. 1857.
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Special Notices
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
1af1lann nj loan w Y nc

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Telephone Ri. 1910. w. E. Barton.
l WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than myself
on and after Oct. 6, 1881. JOHN NEAL,
1909 Winter
I WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than myself
on and after Monday, Oct. 5, 1891.
JAMES r. MARVEL, 1906 w. Both st.
LOOK in the window at S35 Massachu-
sets Ave.
DEBTS. notes, accounts collected or no
charge. BIS Board of Trade. Ii. 8687
INVALIDS and chronic cases cared for in
a nurses home. 1341 N. Alabama. Ii. 1890.
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Balls Up Trial

BIZ United Press
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-when
Circuit Judge Ryan, hearing
an automobile theft case, heard
the Cardinals had won their
second world series game Mon
day he adjourned court to an
nounce the result and give the
jurors time to express their
views on the Cardinals series
prospects.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at a. M:
South wind, II miles an hour;
temperature, &c; barometric pres
sure, 30.14 at sea level; ceiling, over
cast, few breaks, lower scattered
clouds, light fog, estimated, 1000
feet; visibility, miles; field, good.
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Get Extra Cash From Articles Through
Houses for Rent

in good condition Co s27 ch Asa
NEW JERSEY, n. 2s43-8-rUl. double;
hardwood frs.; gar; newly painted $40:
NEW YORK, e. 220l-6-Em. mod; double;
weather stripped: easily heated. n. 6z26.
OAKLAND, S.. 23-Practically new 4 I'm.
modern double; garage; water PAID; so
Inquire zoos Southeatsern.
PLEASANT RUN BLVD. 50 Els I'm. mod.
sleeping porch. garage. Dr. 1868.
ROOSEVELT. 19ls-5-rm. bgng.; toilet;
RITTER. s.. 435-4-room double; Al con-
dition; s18. Ri. 5l77:
9 6HngaioR. gaga s; s27so Dr.: 1888:
SINGLETON. 2iO1-5 rooms. bath. garage:
clean; water paid. DR.. 3509-M
SHEFFIELD. I39 No rms. semi-mod-,
near Wash. high $50 Be. e0z0-A.
SPEEDWAY AVE, 34l8-Modern 4-room
double built-in bed; garage. Be. 064l-R'
sl25o Ei vat vat P pd L. 52s0. is w Market:
TEMPLE. n. 26O-7 rms; completely mod;
newly decorated throughout; $50. On. 1lz9.
UNION. 9l6--5 rms, bath. electricity,
water paid; Sl3. DR.. 74O5.
VIRGINIA AVE, 467-6 rooms. semi-mod-
ern, good condition; hall month free;
water paid: si8.50. DR.. 6912-W.
WARMAN. S., 501-Bungalow: rms, mod
except furnace; garage. Be. 0l46.
WILLIAMS ST, 1924 rooms semi mod
ern; good condition; s11. Oh. 1723.
5 RM. Single in W. l.. excellent condition;
gas; cleo. lights; water paid; $3.50.
Want clean couple. DR.. 3245.
21ST W. .123-7-rm. modern; clean. near
school: ward. Ia. 2189.
1900 EAST-Attractive nm. bungalow
double; gar: reduced rent. Ir 3655.
nth. E., 29I4-4-Room modern double
garage, coal furnished; s36 month"; must
give ref; want perm. tenants. Ri. $685.
22D ST, E., 817-6 rms modern; redeco-
rated SIS. Call He. 1888.
5-ROOM BUNGALOWS FOR RENT NORTH
1898 RalIlnOfe .,.s..-...ts. 49,. 9S0.go
3232 Lancaster ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II .9U
el35 Manl0Ve ,.-.ss..'s'. s's..s.-.. 1U-ge9
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HOOSIER FUNDING CORP
Ii 1890. J. H. Albershardt. Hu. 6l24.
COIORED-16l2 Garfield pl, strictly mod;
6 rooms; reduced rent. Oh. 4755.
COLORED- Sheldon, 5 rms, newly
papered. Ss. Cornell, 1882. electric.
1859 EASTERN. (COLOREDl
5-Room double. lights. we'll; S12.
GREGORY and APPEL. INC. Ii. 7491.
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ATHLETES WANT WINE
u. S. Dry Law May Keep French
Out of Olympic Games.

~ y. OIy Law WAY Aeep french
Out of Olympic Games.
By United Press
PARIS, oct. 6.-Participation of
the French teams in the 1882
Olympic games at Los Angeles may
depend on how strict enforcement
OF the American prohibition law
will be, it was learned today.
The French Olympic committee
will meet Thursday to decide
whether Frence will be represented
in the games if the dry laws pre-
vent the athletes from having the
wines they drink ordinarily here.
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Rooms for Rent

GIRL to work in Dollar Store, and travel.
age 22S3; salary, H E. THOMAS,
Lorraine Hotel.
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Building Materials
BUILDING COSTS ARE LOWEST


IN is YEARS.
Save 200 by building NOW. Sash
glazed, ACC up; Doors. SLAB; Paint, S1.29
gal. Glass $50 off list; Garage Doors
glazed. $3.75 each; Cement, 45c; Plaster,
Csc; Lime, Csc; Plaster Board and Wall
Board, 2Ac it, Storm Sash with Glass
in 93c up. Shingles. $500 SO. Roll Roof
ing. 89c. Insulating Board Special. &c IT.
Call demlock SLIT for other bargains.
CORNELL MATERIAL co.
1017 E. 10Th st.
IF YOU DON'T FIND what YOU are look
ing for in the want ads today. it may
be advertised here tomorrow Read Times
classified ads daily
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West
NOTHING DOWN
Farms for Sale

1870 A mi. Elizabethtown, KY; cd Arm.
hse., barn, ETC.; cd. springs; CHIP. Be. 2548.
20 ACREs--12 miles South. Call South
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Closing Out-FaSv Terms

Closing Out-Easy Terms
Don't miss this opportunity to buy new
furniture at unheard prices. We, must
dispose OF our entire stock regardless of
cost. choose your pieces and make an
offer. STAR FURNITURE CO., 1892 E.
10th st. Oh. 1898.
FURNITURE-New, used. Groom OUTFIT;
easy terms. N. Barrett, 1858 Virginia Ave.
THOR WASHER-A-l CONDITION: BAR
GAIN FOR $40. lit e. MICHIGAN.
BAsEBURNERS-All kinds. reasonable
prices. CHARLES KOEHRING, 882 Vir-
ginia Ave. DR.. 1417.
BREAKFAST SET--Italian carved dining
nm. & bedrm twin beds. linen frieze liv-
ing rm.. rugs. sac. 2428 N. Meridian.
DOES your sewing machine need repairing
CAL White Sewing Machine Co. Ri. 4755.
LIVING ROOM SUITES piece. good con-
dltion: cheap. Be. 3430-W.
BASEBURNERS. hotblast heaters. new and
used: CHEAP. 1896 oliver Ave. Be. 2456
LIVING and Dining rm. furniture Direct
7014
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MERIDIAN NJ 2220-Attra tive s-zms.
mod. steam heat furnished. heated
gar.s large porch, ID. Reduced. Ia. 1856.
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Automobiles for Sale
REPOSSESSION
SALE

Save the Difference
Paw the Unpaid Balance Due.
MANY Worth Double
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Room for Rent With Board

DELAWARE, 2055 N.-Attractive rm in
real home; twin or sgl. rms. Ia. S046.
MERIDIAN, 1852 Illuminate; twin beds;
congenial; reasonable. Ia. 0450.
Md6eHJ' E S7o1mL0VEL 6p RIM M S9Ic'
MICH, W. 1932-Front rm. for 2; SIS each;
mod; private home; good meals. Be. 0648.
OAKLAND, $50 N.-Front room; private
home: suitable l or 2; Sc; near car line.
RAYMOND E. I532-HOIE PRIVILEGES;
GENTLEMAN PREF. DIR. PATS.
SHERMAN DR., n, I8-Rm suitable for
2; mr.. Wash. car; home cooking. II. 6S47.
DIST. E., 2l7-Large front rm; private
home; excel. meals; mr.. car. bus. Ia. 1400.
ROOM board, laundry: private family;
men or couple. Oh. 3653-R.
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Rooms for Rent

COLLEGE. 2242-Attractive nm. or ?;
hot water. privileges. he. 4745.
MICH, E.. I3l2-Large. light room down;
mod. priv. home: near car, bus.
NEW. JERSEY. n. 4O03-Large rm., beau
tiful: private home Wa. 467I-W.
PARK. 24l5-well-furn. steam heat; pri-
vate entrance; 2 in family; reference.
PARK, 1864. APT. Room for 2; meals
optional Call after $50.
PENN, N. GIG, APT. 10-Very COM
Portable room connects bath; reasonable.
PENN. N. 13z7-Lovely rm-; euiet home:
gentleman preferred; garage. Ii. 1851.
RILEY. N. 3i-Front room for ! or q;
private home; meals optional.
RUCKLE, 2so5, APT 6-Pleas. southern
rm. plenty heat, hot water. ia. 0602.
ST. CLAIR, E., SILL front sleeping rm.;
steam heat: always hot water; reasonable.
TALBOT, N, 2307-Large rm.; suitable /
or 2, 81; front rm., gar, 81. ia. 5438.
TALBOT. NJ. l635-Attractive ivory; sim.
heat hot water: next bath; $3.50 to Sc.
TALBOT, n. 21421z-Attrac. rm., well
heated; priv. apt: priv; for 2. Ha. 2743.
800 E. VERMONT
$3.50 and up per week; hot water.
Home privileges. Ri. 0575.
WALNUT. u, 3ll-Cclean nm; steam heat.
32D, E.. 6oS-Large. airy, front nm.
privileges. radio: meals opt. Wa. 1886
Ct Denis Running water, 81 for 3
~. OCll1o 1856 West Market.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Vir.: clean, sleeping
rms: 50 So up; also hsekp. steam heat.
WANTED-2 boys, girls, or couple home
priv: mr.. restaurant; reason Ia. 0253-M.
PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice clean rms. hot. cold water, IS wk.;
bath; ST.. Steam heat. A real winter
home: ladies. gentlemen. 232 S. Ill.
DRFXFT, Ar2MS-T20 NJ III outsido rms
So wk. up; furnished apts. Ii 1921.
WILL SHARE nicely furnished apt: with
EMPLOYED girl. Ri. $3.50. after 5.
IF YOU SEE want ad that interests YOU.
answer 1t today the opportunity NAV be
gone tomorrow
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
F1re-proof storage house Store now. nav
3 months later. No charge for hauling.
4l9 E. Market. Ri. 7750.
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads, packing
California shipment
RI. 1923. Ri. 6561 Nights Oh. 0goa-W
OTTO j. SUESZ
MOVING. s3-You help. 81 less: o1Ii-k
service: careful white men. CHI 584O.
NOMENCLATURE. SO: white men: any-
thing. anywhere. anytime. CHI 1918.
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12Oz HARTFORD
fIve-r0om mod. double. water pd.. SIS
GREGORY and APPEL INC L. 1891.
JULIAN. 5739-Attractive BUNGALOW. rms
mod. choice location: SIS. r. 1884
La SALE. N. 554-Cottage. semi-modern:
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Ambassador Apt. Hotel

REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH
LY RATES.
Beautiful modern, complete, furnished
or unfinished. with or without hotel
service: walking distance. $50 N. Penn
svlvania street or call Ri. 1871.
NORTH--Share my nicely fur. mod. home.
garage. with couple; reas. Ia. sos.
TWO bedroom, nicely furn. bunga.; sink;
electric pump; reasonable Be. Oslo.
WALLACE, N. 19-4-room furnished apt. !;
ideal location: east; S28.
BUNGALOW, 400 W 39th-5 rms, mod. !:
clean and well furn.; adults: references;
$40; tons coke in basement included.
4-ROOM furnished apartment; ideal ioca-
ton East: $28. Ir. 1852.
2 BEDROOM house, north; walnut over
stuffed; piano; util.; adults. Be. 37S7-M.
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Furnished Apts.-HOuses

ALA, N, 1518-2-rm. kitchenette apt;
ostuffed furn.; Murphy bed; uti. Ii. 1895.
GOODLET, 1028-3-Rm. apt, bath; mod /;
light, heat, garage furnished
ST. JOE, E., 19-Apt. 5; S-rm. apt; steam
heat; everything furn Ii. 1923.
STATION. 2850-Share mod. 6-rm. furn.
bungalow: basem't; gar; couple. Oh. 2153.
WALNUT, E, 115-3 rms; alcove; priv.
bath; $40. See housekeeper in basement.
WASHINGTON E., 3720-Modern 4 rm.
bath apt; downstairs: priv. porch 81 wk.
18TH W.. 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apartment: utilities furnished: S33. Gail
Apartment No. l. THE GRANT.
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Help Wanted Male
Situations Wanted Male
Help Wanted Female

GOOD all around man: able TO do mos
ANYTHING. Oh. 3658-R.
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HAMILTON AVE, N, 45-ia double,
rms. semi-modern; garage. Oh. e617.
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Painting and Papering

PERSONAL belongings of Mr.. Boyle for.
deht Oct Ri al 22n5 N Ala. St
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Transportation

u S. TRAVEL BUREAU
Travel for about / cent a mile. New
cars, daily to Calf. Fla, Texas, Colo.
Okla. N. Y. and all points Share expense
plan Spencer hotel. 248 S. Ill Lii 6665.
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Indianapolis Rental Bureau

Desirable apartments in any part OF
city, furnished and unfinished. from SIS
charges OF obligations. Ii. 1907. evenings
and SUNDAY. Wa O439 or Be. 9I14
Evening star., 1931-12-24
u. s. AND HAWAII
LINKED BY PHONE
Conversation Carried on Be.
tween Interior Department
and Honolulu Palace.

More than is years after the first
test call" was made, commercial radio
telephone service yesterday was inaug-
urated between America and Hawaii.
when communication was established
between the office of Secretary of the
Interior Wilbur and the throne room
of the royal palace In Honolulu, allow
ing Government dignitaries at both
points to exchange greetings.
The hook-up was made at pm.
here-10:30 am. in Honolulu.
In Washington the participants In
the ceremony included Secretary VIII
bur, Delegate Victor S. K. Houston of
Hawaii, William r. Castle, jr Under
secretary of State; Gen. Charles NICK.
Saltzman, chairman of the Federal
Radio Commission; Capt. S. c. Hooper,
director Of communications, United
States Navy; Gen. J. G. Harbord, chair
man of the board, Radio Corporation
of America; T. G.. Miller, vice presi-
dent, American Telephone & Telegraph
Co.; j. w. Adams, division manager,
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
and Lloyd Espenschied, radio tele-
phone engineer, American Telephone
g. Telegraph Co.
In Honolulu those taking part were {:
Gov. Lawrence M. Judd, whose admin
istration is under the Interior Depart
ment; Princess David Kawananakoa !;
Rear Admiral Yates Stirring, jr., COM
mandant, 14th Naval District, Naval
Operating Base. Maj. Gen. Briant H.
Wells, commanding Department of
Hawaii; William r. Castle, ST., father
Of Undersecretary Castle, and j. A.
Balch, president Mutual Telephone Co.
Of Hawaii.
Secretary Wilbur also had about 9C
guests, who listened in on earphones.
OF those joining in the exchange
yesterday, only Mr.. Espenschied hat
taken part In the test that was made
on September %. 1915. At that time
as an engineer, he was sent to Hawaii
to listen for the call which came from
Arlington.
At that time the feat was widely
hailed, Theodore N Vail, then presi-
dent Of the A. T. g. T, writing ]. j
Carly then chief engineer in charge
of the test, that it presaged tremen-
6ous advance in communication.
Evening star., 1931-12-24
MISS ALICIA PATTERSON,
AVIATRIX WEDS BROKER
Daughter of Head of News Syndi-
cate Company Is Holder of
Three Speed Records.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, December 24.-In a
simple ceremony at the Broadway
Tabernacle, Miss Alicia Patterson,
daughter of Joseph M. Patterson, presi-
dent of the News Syndicate Co., Inc,
and Joseph w. Brooks, investment
broker, were married at noon yester-
day.
Mr.. Brooks and his bride, both of
whom hold transport pilot licenses, are
planning to make an extensive honey
moon tour in new airplane delivered
to them last week at Roosevelt Field.
Last year Mrs. Brooks with Elizabeth
Chase Of Chicago, made an air tour
Of Australia, flying to Darwin, some
900 miles northward Of Sydney. Prior
to that Mrs. Brooks set the womens
air speed record from Cleveland to New
York and from Philadelphia to New
York. Later she established tie unoff1-
cial two-way speed record for women
flyers between Albany and New York.
She and her first husband, James Simp-
son. jr., of Chicago were divorced last
year. She is 25.
Mr.. Brooks attended Williams Col
lege in 1908 and Colgate College for
the three years following At both in
stitutions he was a noted foot ball
player. He is 40 years old.
Evening star., 1931-12-24
new TYPE BULLETINS
ON AIRWAYS ISSUED
Aeronautics Branch, Commerce De.
partment, Improves Service
to Aviators.

The Aeronautics Branch, Department
OF Commerce, has discontinued publi-
cation Of its loose-leaf type airway and
airport bulletins and today issued in
their place two publications which 1t
is believed will be of greater value TO
airmen, aircraft operators and others
interested in air travel.
The first of the publications, Air
way Bulletin No /, contains a wealth
Of basic and current information con-
corning aids to air navigation estab-
lished and operated by the department,
together with maps of all airways, dia-
grams and illustrations.
The second, Airway Bulletin No z,
contains accurate and up-to-date de-
scripttonS of all airports and landing
fields in the United States which are
of record with the Department Of Com
merce. Among those described are
Washington Hoover Airport, Boiling
Field and Anacostia Naval Air Station,
in the District of Columbia
Both bulletins are designed for car
rying in aircraft and are arranged for
quick and easy reference. They re-
place the loose-leaf bulletins. which,
with ring binders, now compose six
volumes.
Evening star., 1931-12-24
ROAD TO CROSS ANDES
Chilean President Authorizes Con
struction in Long Dispute.

SANTIAGO, Chile, December "a (P).
President Juan Esteban Montero
signed decree last night authorizing
construction of an international Trans
Andean railroad from Antofagasta,
Chile, to Salta, Argentina.
This action cleared up a 20-year-old
discussion during which the Chilean
government several times decided ir
favor of the project and then changed
its mind.
The president has advocated going
ahead with the work in order to aid
unemployment and to give the north
new trade connections. The government
hopes that all northern Argentine prod
ucts will be sent via the new line for
shipment from Antofagasta to points
throughout the world.
A copy of the decree will be sent to
Buenos Aires where, the Chilean gov
ernment expects, Argentine officials
will approve building their nations
share Of the line.
Evening star., 1931-12-24

10 l4,ozo points, a
net gain of $500
for the evening.
We played the
quota of eight rub
bers and of these
we won six and
our opponents two.
The hands were
rather prosaic, ex-
cspt for the 1,400
penalty S W l n q
which we collected
on a minimum
overcall by Mr..
Lenz, ard it ap-
pears to me that
with the cards we
held our margin of
victory should have
h4A- --A -L
Evening star., 1931-12-24
GARNER CAN'T OVERRIDE
VETO OF FLYING PLANS
Speaker Forced to Abandon Idea of
Using Plane for Yule Trip
Back Home.

BY the Associated Press.
What Speaker Garner calls veto
from the boss" Cancelled his plans for
an airplane trip to Texas during the
holidays.
II found out I could get a big tri-
motored plane to take us down there
fer $780," he said yesterday 1T would
have been worth that much to see the
grandchildren. and could have done
some hunting. too.
But Mrs Garner decided we ought
to stay here and rest That's veto
that can't be overridden"
Evening star., 1931-12-24
MANILA-B0UND SHIP
LOSES CHRISTMAS DAY
Crossing 1SOth Meridian" Says
Greeting From Captain Of
oiler Ramapo, q. S. N.

BY the Associated Press
One Navy vessel isn't going to have
any Christmas this year.
1t is the oiler Ramapo, en- route to
Manila. Today it crosses the 180th
meridian and must date its log Deem
Der 26, thus losing one whole day in
crossing the international date line.
Admiral Pratt, chief of naval opera
tons, has just received the following
greeting from Capt. Mayo of the
Ramapo:
Happy Christmas to the admiral
from the only ship in the Navy that
will have no Christmas day. Crossing
the 180th meridian December a."