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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
CALLED SUPERIOR
TO DIXIE CHAMPS
Old Liners, Who Beat Cadets,
Will Figure in Double
Bill Tonight.
BY H. C. BYRD.
BY n. Z, bHhD
xAE ARvLAND has a better

<<AN ARyLAND has a better
mn basket ball team than
Va that with which Ala
bama last year won the
Southern Conference champion
ship" was the tribute paid to the
Old Line quint this morning by
Bill Raftery, head coach CT basket
ball, foot ball and base ball at Viz
GINA Military Institute.
THAT team not only is playing
good basket ball, but will continue
to do so, because the players just
go along playing basket ball with
out anv furry or bother, no matter
what the score"
In paying his rather high tribute
to the Maryland five, Raftery spoke In
especially complimentary terms OF JACK
Norris, center. not because OF any espe-
cial outstanding ability, but becau5e OF
the improvement he has shown. That
bow Norris" said Raftery, is SO per
cent better than he was at the begin
ming of the season, when he played
against us in Lexington. And 1t Is
Improvement of this kind which ad-
rnire even more than I do brilliant
play by some man who is star"
According to Raftery, Maryland
ought to do well in the Southern Con-
ference tournament, if 1t gets a break
at the beginning. Actually, however,
MARYLAND has three times been to At
lanta with what generally wss con-
sidered to be one of the best teams
in the conference. and only once has
ooppinp game IT de-
feated Alabama on that occasion but
lost to a weak team in the second
contest On the two other occasions
It lost to Kentucky and to Mississippi
A, and NJ in the first games. That
first game at Atlanta has been some
thing of jinx for the Old Liners, II
they were incl ned to believe in jinXes.
Maryland ought to have as good
chance as any ether team in the con-
ference tournament" is the way Rat
terry expressed his opinion. Last year,
when it lost to Kentucky in the open
ing game, I believe that it was just as
strong as any other school. If Mary
land gets by its opening game this
year It should stand an excellent
chance of going through"
A FTER a tribute like the above from
IA a coach of a rival school, Mary
land certainly ought TO make a
special effort to look to its laurels to-
night in a game with what generally
is looked upon as the bsst quint Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Inst tute has turned
out in years.
The Blacksburg collegisns came here
this morning. and play at College Park
tonight as a part of a double bill, the
first half of which is a boxing match
between Maryland and Washington
AMI Lee.
The Maryland boxers 60 into the ring
against w and L. at O'Clock in their
first attempt at intercollegiate boxing
end the basket ball game between Mary
land and v. p. l. Is TO get under way
Immediately after, probably about $50
In the game last night at College
Park, Maryland won from Virginia
Military Institute, A to 90 The Old
Line FIVE went out in front at the start
of the game by wide margin and held
their distance until the finish.
Berger, with Is points. IA of which
were scored on seven goals from the
floor, led in the scoring, with Norris
second with IL and Ronkin third
with IL.
Iine-ups:
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Bess Ackman, champion of the
women,s division of The Stars yuleude
tournament, is out front in another, she
and r. Fague having taken the lead IN
the Mount Rainier kecrea lion's brother
and sister event with 679. Mrs.
Ackman shot 36l.
Inc tournament will end tonight. In
second place are FRANK Mischou and
Catherine Gu. gley with 663, third are
Lex MarCin ana Margaret Miltner with
b43 ana fourth Jack Whalen and Bess
rioffman with 634.
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Totals. 80, z . 70
Referee-Mr. Cuff.
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HALTED BY MEASLES

EVANSVILLE. Md, January 81
Because Of an outbreak of measles at
Charlotte Hall Academy the basket ball
game between the team representing
that school and Hyattsville High School
scheduled yesterday for Charlotte Hall
had to be postponed.
Hyattsville mas offered February l3,
an open date on its schedule, to Char
otte Hall. but whether this will be &C
"eptable to the Cadets is not yet known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
231-FOOT SKI JUMPS
SET WORLD RECORD
Prodigious Leaks by Engen and
Haugen Dedicate Highest and
Longest Runway.
BY the Associa ted Press.


BIG PINE RECREATION CAMP,
Calf. January 3l-Swooping down a
70o-foot runway All Engen, Salt Lake
City and Lars Haugen, Lake Tahoe.
Calf, dedicated a new ski jump, the
longest and highest in the world, with
world record jumps of 23l feet.
Engen, national champion and
Haugen, seven times holder of the title.
Jumped yesterday before officials Of the
Winter Sports Carnival.
The old record, made by Henry Hall
of Detroit at Quebec in 1925, was 900
feet That distance had been exceeded
by Engen unofficlally several times.
Once the national champion was cred
tied with an unofficial jump of 247 feet.
The best lump Of the day was made
by Halvor Biorngaard of Ogden, Utah,
who cleared 243 feet. but he took the
only spill recorded and was penalized
so feet. Biorngaard landed perfectly
but fell near the end of the runway
He was not injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
PENNSY SEEKS GAMES
Railroad Quint Has Record of 1S
Victories and One Defeat.

Pennsylvania Railroad basket ball
team. leader in the Cleveland City
League, soon will leave on an Eastern
tour and has a few open dates Tony
Adomites and Al Eckert formerly Of
the Cleveland world champion team,
are on the PennSy's roster So far this
season the team has won 10 games and
lost l.
Challenges should be sent TO Will
liam Rosenberg, care of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. 57l6 Euclid avenue
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Basket Results

Maryland, A; Virginia Military In
stitute. 20.
Virg mia, IS: v. P. l.. rs.
North Dakota State, q; Morning
side, 20.
Iowa State, 46; Kansas Aggies, 81.
Wittenberg, 43: Ashland, 90.
Temple, 81; Washington and Lee, ~
st. Olaf, %; Coe, 19.
De Paul, 81; Detroit University, II.
Grinnell 49, Oklahoma Aggies, 49,
Montana State College, a.. Monten
University. "a.
Utah Aggies. 81: Brigham Young
University. SO.
Fort Wayne, "a; Rochester, 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
TECH QUINT TO PLAY
HAGERSTOWN TONIGHT
Business Noses Out Gonzaga Five.
SO to 31-Tossers, Swimmers
Busy This Afternoon.

Tech High and Hagerstown High on the
Gray floor Is the scholastic headliner
today
Hagerstown figures to make the locals
step. Western nosed out the Mary
landers. runners-up last year in the
Penn tournament, III an earlier game
by only one point.
Olmsted Grill and st. Mary's Lyceum
were to CLASH in the preliminary, start
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Business eked out a 33-to-21 decision
over Gonzaga last night on the Purple
court in a bang-up contest. Bobby
Lucas led the Stenogs' attack with
points. Capt. Tommy Nolan shone for
the losers.
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Varied Sports

Iowa State. "a; Mechanics Institute,
% (wrestling).
Michigan. 4; Marquette, o college
hockey.
Kansas City, 3; Minneapolis, (Amer-
lean League hockey.
London, g. Syracuse, Q international
League hockey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
GARDNER is VERSATILE
Former Amateur Golf King Near
Racquets Doubles Title.

CHICAGO, January 10 R-Bob
Gardner, national amateur golf cham
pion way back in 1909 and 1915. may
be a national racquet titleholder by
nightfall
The former golf star, paired with
Howard Linn of Chicago. advanced to
the finals of the national champion
ship racquet doubles yesterday bv de-
feating A. l.. Corey and Palmer Dixon
New York team, 12-l5, 1911, 15-5
and 15-9 in a hard overtime match.
They meet Clarence Pell and Stanley
Mortimer of New York for the tits
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
PLAY TWO CLOSE TILTS

Close decisions marked play in the
Montgomery County High School League
~ night.
Takoma Silver Spring. with BoZieSich
leading the offensive with 10 points
nosed out Sherwood High School 20 to
10 on the Sherwood COURTS nd Bethesda
Chevy Chase eked out a 20 to 10
decision over Rockville when Nichols
sunk a foul In the last minute of an
extra period. The count was l7-an at
the enu OF regulation play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
TWIN BILL AT LEEsBURc.

LEESBURG, Va. January 31.-Lees-
burg independents will play the boys
team from Winchester on Monday night
at 8l5 at the local high school audi
torium. On the same evening, the
Al-Star girls will meet the Berryvi1le
Independents.
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Bowling Tonight

CONVENTION HALL.
Howard Campbell Sweepstakes-seco
1Fe-game block.
Saturday Night League-Capitol Wall Pa
per vs.. De Molay. Colunlba University No. ]
VS. Nationals Downtown Parking GARAGE vs..
Raeketeers, Columbus University No. VS.:
Palisade. Saturday Nighters VS.. Book OF
Washington.
ARCADIA.
Weekly mixed doubles Blind Pig Sweep
--skes.
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HOCKEY TEAM HAS TASKS

hts OdIHes IN successive Nights IN
Different Cities.
NEW YORK, January 81 [P).-The
Toronto Maple Leaves. who carry the
smallest squad of any National Hockey
League team. will attempt to win two
games in different cities on successive
nights.
Tonight they play at home against
the Philadelphia Quakers. and tomorrow
they move TO Detroit to tackle the
tougher Falcons.
The Flying Frenchmen play in Chi
csgo Sunday IN battle of speed against
the big squad Of Blackhawks. The
world champions have not been able to
score on Chicago this season, losing
one game and tying another.
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EPISCOPAL QUINT AHEAD.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 81
Episcopal High opened its week end
Dad trip with a 37-to-l8 victory over
Augusta Mi itary Academy in the
University OF Virginia gymnasium at
ariottesville last night.
Iiue-uD.
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Six basket ball games, I'VE Of them
away. and a swimming meet we're
scheduled for schoolboy athletes Of the
District area this afternoon.
st. Adams was to meet the Camp
Chesapeake quint in the st. Adams
gymnasium, while Central was to face
Bethlehem, Pa, High at Bethlehem,
Western was to encounter Navy Plebes
at Annapolis, Gonzaga was to have 1t
out with Swavely at Manassas, Emerson
was to hook up with st. Johns Fresh
men at Annapolis, and Georgetown Prep
had an engagement with Mount st.
Joseph's High at Baltimore.
Central and Tome Institute swimmers
were to compete in the Central tank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
BOXER SERIOUSLY HURT
Right to Jaw Lands Louthian in
Hospital at Phoenix.

PHOENIX, Ariz.. January 81 (E1.-
Bob Louthian, Texas middleweight, Is
in serious condition in Phoenix hos
pital as the result Of an injury suffered
in a boxing match with Ward Phelps
of Mesa, AriZ., last night.
Phelps was on hts own recognizance
to await development Louthian was
dropped by a right to the jaw in the
second round. Physicians said his skull
was fractured.
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JAMES LOSES AT COLE.

AUGUSTA, Ca, January 81 H1.-
Harold Block, Ntw York City, defeated
George James, Washington, D. c.. z
and 9, TO win the championship Of the
Winter Golf League Of Advertising In
tRreStS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31

ALEXANDRIA. Va, January 81
DR., Samuel B. Moore. member Of the
Belle Haven Country Club, joined golf
dom's charmed circle yesterday with an
"ace" on the No. 7 hole. DR.. Moore
used a mashie-niblick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
HARPER NEAR CUE TITLE.

CHICAGO, January 81 (P).--Robert
Harper Of Denver, national amateur
three-cushion billiard champion. was is
points up on his challenger, DR. An
drew Harris of Chicago, with but one
of the three 50-point blocks left TO play
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
RULED NOT A LOTTERY.

NEW YORK. January 81 P).-Tick-
cis on a Canadian sweepstakes are not
.ottery slips, the appellate division OF
the New York Supreme Court has ruled
The court reversed the conviction OF
Meyer Adtlstein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
GOLFER WINS. 1s AND IA.
PALM BEACH,

PALM BEACH, Fla, January 81 LP
Arthur C"Ducky) Yates, koches1er
N. Y, won the annual Lake Worth soll
Championship. defeating A. l.. Slower Of
Wlnosor, Ontario, 16 and IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
VETS INVITED TO BOUTS
200 From Walter Reed Asked to
Wrestling Show.

Wrestling Show.
An invitation has been extended by
Promoter Joe Turner to some 200 vet
Grams Of Walter Reed Hospital to at
tend next Thursdays mat show at the
Washington Auditorium.
The feature bout will be between Dick
Shikat, former world champion, and
Billy Bartush, 1.-THE Lithuanian.
The latest grunt and grimace artist
to sign for struggle is George Hagen,
who will oppose Milo Steinborn.
Dr. Ralph Wilson and Nick hester
and Chief White Feather and Pau
Jones round out the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
TORONTO BOXERS SCORE.

PHILADELPHIA, January 81 R).-
Toronto defeated Philadelphia S
ma ches to 3. IN an international anna
eur boxing meet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
HOCKEY PLAYER LOANED.

CHICAGO, January 81 R-Alex
wood, rookie goal tender for the Chi
cago Blackhawks of the National
League has been loaned to the Cleve-
land club Of the International League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
BASE BALL MEN TO MEET.

Candidates, new and old, for the
1inithfleld base ball team will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock at 632
/ street.
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ALEXANDRIA GETS ACE. .

Totals ....i2 10 81 Totals i.
Referee Mr.. Welcn Carlisle.
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STRAYER's SIX BEATEN.

LEESBURG. Va, January 3l.-The
girls basket ball team of Lees
burg defeated Strayer's Business Col
lepe of washington 81 to u.
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COLUMBUS U. FIVE GAINS
Defeats Bliss, 40 to IS, in Collie
giate Conference Tilt.

While Benjamin Franklin was idling
as far as Washington Collegiate Con-
ference competition was concerned, Co.
lumbus U. tossers gained a bit on the
leaders by taking Bliss Electrical School
into camp by 40 to 25 last night on the
Silver Spring floor.
Iinn-Ilng~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31
Iine-Ups

Totals ..ls 40 Totals 80 q
Rsferee-Mr. Gordon wv. and M. Time
d periods-20-minut halves.
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BEN FRANKLIN WINNER
Has No Trouble in Defeating Y. M.
c. A. Foe, 40 to II.

Benjamin Franklin basketers, leaders
in the Washington Collegiate Confer
ence, found little competition in the
Y. M. c. A. five last night in the
Tech gym and won 47-l7 decision
Lester Singman, with 10 points, was
the offensive star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-31

Totals III $50 Totals III 72l
Referee-orrel Mitchell. Umpire-Joseph
Mitchell.
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LAUREL GUARDS SCORE

Beaten in League.
LAUREL. Md, January 3i.-Led BY
Sullivan, who scored 10 points, Laurie!
National Guard quint won another
gene last night in the In;ercity Basket
Ball League, defeating Ellicott City
Hoplites, 40 to 81. Kraft. center Of the
losers, however, was high scorer with
IA points.
In preliminary match. an exhibit
ton affair, the De Molay quint of
Washington, a member of the league.
scored over Calvary Reds, also of Wash
ington, 81 to IS.
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SEEK TO DELAY
ACTION ON PLEA
FOR WAGE hike
Rival Petition Is Filed by
City Street Car and
Bus Employees.

Indefinite postponemsnt Of action
on the petition Of indianapolis
Street Railway and Peoples Motor
Coach Companies employees, who
are seeking higher wages and i'm
proved working conditions, was
sought today in another petition
fled with the public service commits
sion.
The petition bore the signatures
Of 219 satisfied workers" Of the
two companies and stated that they
are content with the wages, work
ing conditions and arbitration meth
DDS Of the companies.
James j. Green and Harry L.
Pearson fled the complaint for i'm
proved conditions earlier in the
week. In addition to the pay re-
quests, their petition also sought
representation on the companies
arbitration boards. They asked that
the boards consist Of a worker, an
official of the company and another
individual selected by these repre-
sentatives, to alter the present
method Of appealing to officials with
last appeal before the commission.
Filing Of the delay petition was
followed by a motion of j. S. Fen
stermacier, attorney for Green and
Pearson, to have it dismissed.
He charged the companies are
seeking to avoid working agree
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
MEXICO DRIER
THAN GOTHAM,
CLUB is TOLD
q Never Saw Any Drunks,
Declares Speaker to
City Group.

MEXICO. with It's open bars and
night clubs, hasn't as much drunk
enness as New York City or Chi
cago. I stayed in Mexico six weeks
ana never saw man or woman
drunk on the streets.
This comparative statement as to
the value Of prohibition was made
today by Miss Amy Heminway
Jones of the Carnegie endowment
for international peace, as she spoke
az a luncheon conference in the
Claypool before members Of the In
diana Collegiate international Re-
lations Club.
She praised Mexicans for their
artistry and efficiency IN promoting
educational work
Teachers Of the United States
can not complain Of salaries, for
teachers in the Mexican rural
schools work for only a few dollars
month";" she said.
The conference which opered TO-
day was called by the Indiana club
for all western clubs. It will
continue through Saturday with
election Of officers scheduled for
Saturday morning.
DR.. A. w. Cordier, Of Manchester
college, in an address on THE
League Of Nations" and DR.. Walter
L. Slifer, Of Butler university, in a
talk on "As the British See Us"
completed this afternoons program.
Tonight DR.. Vincent A. Lapenta.
Italian consul in Indianapolis, will
speak on THE Economic Policy Of
the Fascist Government"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
Fishing the
Air

Yasha Bunchuk. conductor Of the orches-
ira heard with Major Bowes' Family"
from the Capitol theater. will direct a
and an NBC network. friday at ?. N.
Selections from peer Gynt Suite" by
Gries, viii be heard on the Nestle pro-
gram, TO be broadcast over WIZ and an
MIC network. Friday At D. m.
Rosario Bourbon will direct an overture
to "A May DaY." by Wood in the program
by the Cities Service concert orchestra and
the Cavaliers. TO be broadcast yer WEAF
and an NBC network Friday at p. m.
"Whistlin' in the Dark will open the
pEosran1 Of the Brewer Leaf Boys. featuring
from WIZ and the New York NBc studios
Friday at $50 D. n.
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raent and using ''underhand meth
DDS to arouse public opinion against
those seeking their rights"
Today's petition set out that I'VE
are not opposed to the present
working conditions and are satisfied
with the prevailing wage scales Of
he company"
It was fled by Walter Under
wood and Russell Burroughs.
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. day, regardless Of the relative
costs Of living, is being worked out
with governmental assistance.
Secretary Of Labor Doak an
nounced last night that Ethelbert
Stewart. commissioner OF labor
statistics, viii so to Geneva 70
confer with foreign government
statisticians in working out the
salary basis in the twelve countries
involved.
The statisticians viii draw UP a
final report showing just how much
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3 -s:G5 P. NJ
VIM (s2o) Baritone;
10 P. IL
cBS-Iown's orchestra.
/ WDAF (6l0l Dance pro-
VBc 1WEAF) -spitalny's or
wcN l72o)-Ted ween's or
chestra.
VIC WIZ - Richardson S
orchestra.
iWJE tg50)--Cana6a or Pa
vMAc f67o)-vis Lago or
chestrs Is Eours).
-1o:I5 P. NJ
yBSM t770)--Around the
Town q hours.
--10:30 P. NJ
KICK f1oeol--Phil!ip's or
chestra; organ.
l8Yw lo2oI-McCoy's or
VIC lWEAF)-Panico's or
\ chestra.
Won (720l - NiRhthawks;
I Drake orchestra.
WGY l79oJ-Kenmore or
clacssrk.
lN3C tWJZ)-Pslais dor or
ISM 4 i83o)--Noyslty Players
III p. NJ
zYw Go2o)-Canton OF
woco : ia!o)--Loag's orchss-
wENR Ce7o)-Dance oro-
gram Il hour.
WIZ (750l-Organist.
/ WOW $500 Administrators.
lib P. M
zTHs (lo4o)-studio fea-
wsM t65t)-Dance orches-
-l1:sO P. M
1YW tlo2o)-cong-ess hotel
orchestra.
WJR (75o)-Holst's orches-
ira.
--1I:45 P. NJ
WpIAF (6lo) - Nishthawk
frolic.
1880 A. NJ
wTMJ Cs2o)-Night watch
man
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
5-YEAR LEASE. TAKEN
Two Story Building Is Rented to
Business Machine Firm.

F1ve-year lease has been acquir~
on two-story building at the
southwest corner Of Delaware and
Vermont streets from Arthur V.
Brown, Union Trust Company
president, by the International
Business Machines Corporation.
The Sander 81 Rocker Furniture
Company has leased for five years
the upper floors Of the building at
200 West Washington street as
workshop and warehouse.
indianapolis Industrial Center,
Nineteenth street and Martindale
avenue, has leased a building to
the H. L. Wilson Lumber Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
U. S. TO AID FORD
World Pay Standard to Be
Aim Of Conference.

By Crited Press
WASHINGTON, May I,-HenrS
Ford's proposal to pay his employees
in seventeen major foreign cities
the equivalent Of not less than ST
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
Eight Lawyers in Trial

b. Tines Special
ROCKVILLE, Ind, May L.
When Mrs. Ida Shadley goes on
trial in Parke circuit court here
May IL. charged with the murder
Of her husband. eight attorneys VIII
be in service, four on each side.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
BRIDGE CONTRACTS LET
Porter County Work Is Awarded by
State Board. =

State Board. .
Contracts for construction of two
bridges in Porter county were
awarded today by the state highway
commission.
Harold Tharp Of Fountain City
was awarded the contract on bid
Of S3l,523.o5 for bridge over the
Little Calumet river on Road 20, and
Edward F. Smith Company will
erect another near Chesterton. The
latter contract was let on a bid of
s14,498.81.
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PAGE q

Ford must pay in the currency Of
each OF these countries in order
that employees there may receive the
exact equivalent Of the basic 81
wage.
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STATIONS OF THE COLUMBIA BRoADCASTING SYSTEM
FEmAY-

Iso kbfp ga WIN Iss S WAC s s k efR e
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01

The largest single country in the
world is Brazil, with 1920, 900 square
miles