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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-11
CATTLE
CALVES AND VEALERS

Good and choice beef . 5000 3.75
Cutter, common and medium. 2.25Q 500
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HIrNINIER. NAMED COACH

HUNTINGTON, Ind, July IL
Glenn Hummer, former local high
school athlete, has been named
coach at Huntington high school,
He succeeds Clum Butcher, who will
return to Indiana U. to work for
a masters degree.
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill. July 11.-Hogs-
Receipts 1000; m Tsn s.S ,loG15c higher;
24o-26o lbs. s595l5; 26o-3o0 lbs. S4.80G5:
I0o-l4o lbs, .s4.s595.15; sows. s3.s5G4
Cattle-Receipts, 400; calves receipts. $500
market, generally steady on steers and
fairly active; good and choice mixed year
lings and heifers. fully steady to strong;
top heifers, SIGHTS; COWS slow; low cut
ters and bulls steady with vealers Csc
lower at s5.75. sheep-Receipts, 5000;
market. lambs opened Csc lower, steady;
early sales lambs. s6.25d6.50; top S675:
buck lambs 81 less; throwouts, So; fat
ewes. Slnl50.
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STOCK SHARES
HIT NEW LOWS
IN DULL TRADE
Volume Continues at Pace
of 10 Years Ago; Bond
Issues Weak.
Average Stock Prices

average OF thirty industrials for Satur-
day Il 49, up Al. Average Of twenty rails
g. Up O e AI ITslsgs Of Of "sn oFy u Boas:
1923 up II.
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The West Side Aces lost to Mooresville,
10 to O. The management Of the Aces
reports his team was Handicapped by IN
$50 on Riverside No. Z diamond. Tryouts
are invited to report Games are wanted
teams take notice Write or wire Fred
ShinEle. 225 North Sheffield avenue, In
dianapols.
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Net Changes
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, July 9.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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BrightSpots
of Business
Rv united Press

DETROIT. july 1I.-Sales Of new pas
senRer automobiles in seven states during
June showed a 6.18 per cnet increase over
May whereas the f1ve-year average shows
to oT june PEP o Eens Co. sa repo IIe May
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Naus, as one Of the sixteen low
est in the 54-hole qualifying play,
became part of the match play
bracket that was ultimately to de-
termine him a champion.
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United Press

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 1l.-Hogs-
fSs sss a6o2io ibs ss5 2io2!s so bs
$500 225-235 lbs. s5.l5: 235-250 lbs. $50
25o-275 lbs. s5o5: 275-so0 lbs, IS: 3o0-32;
lbs. s4e: i5o-lo lbs, $3.50; .1so-150 lbs.
top calves, s5i top lambs. $3.50.
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indianapolis Bulldogs lost hard battle
TO TT Harrison nine Sunday, IS to II.
Taylor on the mound for the Bulldogs,
received poor support in the field. Bull
evening at 1888 West Sixteenth street, The
management says players who do not at
tend the meeting will be dropped from
the team.
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BIZ Tnited Press

EAST BUFFALO. July 11.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. $500; active, 10c to mostly 15c
over Fridays average; good to choice, 100
SIS; ;23o-26O lbs, s550G5.75; 27O-So0
lbs, SIS. G5.40; pigs, $3.50. Cattle-Re-
ceipts l,675; steers and yearlings uneven
" 25c to SOC higher; cows and bulls steady
with last weeks close; bulk dry fed steers,
S7.7595.75; late Saturday one load, $40;
pastsur fed steers, $3.50: feshy grassesrs,
S6@6.5o; plain kinds. $47565.5o; fat cows,
sl,5092.75. CaIves-Receipts. 800: vealers'
steady, $3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts.
$500; lambs. active, fully steady with
lsst weeks sharp advance; good to near
choice, So; in-betWeen. S767.50; throw
outs, dry fed yearlings, S5l5; handy
weights ewes, s2.50G2.75.
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YOUNGSTOWN, O.-SteeI operations
in this district this week will be stepped
up to II per cent of capacity. compared
with 10 per cent last week.
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BIZ Emitted Press

Fl. WAYNE. Ind. July il.-Hog-Mar-
ket, loe up pigs. s5ioG5.25; light lights,
Ss2595.35; lights. $3.50 $50; medium,
S525 S.35; heavies. Ss45G525; light
rougns. SzG4.0; hevay roughs, IS 5On4:
stsgs. 81. 50d3: calves. $3.50; eve and
'N''-- so; bucks, $3.50.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paving sec for
No. 2 soft wheat. Other grades on their
merit
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California crude oil output in week
ended July 9. averaged 466. $50 barrels
daily an increase of 1880 over previous
week, according to California Oil World.
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Commerce department reports retail
automobile financing in May. totaling
S58.379,5S9 against S56.415. 652 in April
and S1O9.312.143 in May, 1881; five months
amounted to 255.4O1.1 1873 against S443,-
1858
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American Power and Light Company in
twelve months ended Nav 81. 1882 earned
$l.41 a share on common stock against
81. so a common share in twelve months
ended Nav 81, 1881
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SHEEP AND LAMPS
Other Livestock
By United Press

OOS 8cladne lug 600 dHi fssot sfoSp Steady
to 10c higher than Friday: 180-240 lbs;
IS; 4o@5.50; top. $5.55; 250320 lbs, 5000
$40; pigs, $4.50@4.90; packing sows, $3.85
@l45o llieht lights. 14o-l6O lbs, good and
weights, 25O-s5o lbs. good and Choice,
$4.9OQ $40; packing sowsI 275-5oo lbs, me-
dium and good, S3.8004; slaughter pigs,
1901 800 lbs, good and choice $4.50@5 10.
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000; calves. 1000; fed
grassy and short fed kinds strong to 25c
up; bulls strong and vealers. 25650c
higher; best medium weight beeves, SO 40;
numerous loads above SO; light yearing
steers, $3.50; heifers, s8.25; slaughter cattle
and vealers: steers, 100000 lbs, good and
choice, sSG9.25: I.3oo1.s5o i lbs, good good and
choice, $8@9 40; 600-1, 300 lbs. common and
medium, $4QS; heifers, 550-850 lbs. good
and choice s6.75Q8.25: common and me-
dunn. S3.50Q6.75; COWS good and choice
S:75; low cutter and cutter, s1.75@2.75
bulls (yearlingS excluded, good and choice
beef, S3.40Q5; cutter to medium, 81. 506
$40: yealers milk fed(,- good and choice.
S6;25a725; medium, s5Q6.25; Gull and
common: S4 IG.o stocker and feeder cattle;
$5;25@e:25; common and medium. $S.25q
5;25., Sheep--Receipts. 10000; few sales
steady to weak tendency lower; choice ma
tive and range lambs, $7@725 to outsiders;
packers bidding 1915 down; choice light
weight fat ewes, S2.25; slaughter sheep and
S6.5oG7.5O; medium, S5.5OG6.5O: all weights
common. $500 $50; ewes 90150 lbs. me-
diura to choice, S1.25@225; all weights
Gull and common, 75cGS2.
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PITTSBURGH-The Clarksburg. W. va.
plants Of the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company
on account Of a large influx Of orders
company officials said.
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Funeral services for MIS-. Fannie

Reeves, former resident of Indian
apolis, who died at her home in
Franklin Saturday, were held in
the First Mt. Pleasant church at
Franklin today. Mrs. Reeves was
born in Mississippi and was resi-
dent of this city until year ago.
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Mary Whitcomb, 8. of 1899 Blaine

avenue, suffered a head cash today
when she dived into shallow water
at the Rhocius park swimming pool.
striking her head on the bottom Of
the pool.
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indianapolis All-Stars made a successful
tour OF Kentucky and won all games
played. The Stars have July II open.
Cloverdale take notice. Write James
Brookins. 92l Hosbrook street, or phone
DreXel 25qS-M
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In a robbery believed to have heen

Al AoOocAJ DCAicbcu 10 nave DeeH
committed by some one locked in
the store when it was closed Sun
day night, a police count today
showed 1920 cigarets and $50
cigars stolen from a Haag phar-
macy at 1914 College avenue.
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w SSattcANGO' July ,ss;-zcash grain close:
f9AP hard 4Sz sS ls %; No hard vs tfgS
N Nsroi i SGtc; .SSornENo. 3 mixed Sic:
10 M9,6. white 3213c. Oats-No. 2 white S0T
~ IIc!ci NO; white, 19q20Ac No. 3 choice.
iey-5 NS 4oc WHITE; Sc Rye3No sales. Bar.
none S'44S -@N'oO0t G-oV clover
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE stock
market sagged into new low ground
for the bear market in the early
trading today, but later rallied and
around noon was fractionally above
the previous close.
Early selling followed a break in
American Telephone and Telegraph.
which carried that issue into record
low ground at 7OH, off IL points.
The whole market went down with
Telephone after an irregularly
lower opening.
There was no pickup in volume
which continued at a pace COM
parable to that of eight or ten
years ago when a million-share day
was considered exceptionally heavy.
Prices turned up in the share
market without support from other
markets. The London market
turned irregular with German is
sues giving up large portion of
their gains of last week.
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By United Press

NEW YORK July 11.-Potatoes. market
steady; Southern, 85c q so bbl; Maine,
dull; Jersey baskets 75cQ165; southern
baskets, 50cds1.75. Flour-Market, steady;
spring patents, s4Q4.25. Pork-Market,
ioWNMarket steady: Special oe ia to extra. 81
021ac. Dressed Poultry-Market, dull;
turkeys. 10@29c; chickens, 14@26c; broil-
ers, 14Q26c; fowls, 10G16c; Long Islands
dull: geese. 7G12c: ducks. s0l 5c. fowls,
14@16c: turkeys. 1oG2oc; ROSTERS, 12M
13c; CHICKENS pullets. 22@26c; broilers, Is
a 23c. Cheese-Market, steady; state
whole milk fancy to special, 1502lc;
Young America, 11G1l9sc.
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BIZ United Press

steady; receipts. l4.15s cases extra frsts
ceipts. 12c; seconds. 1oiac. Butter-Market
steady receipts. 1883 tubs; extras. 17Kc:
extra .firsts. 16@1694c; hrsts. 141201542c;
seconds, l2q1312c standards. 1634c
Poultry Market. firm: receipts. Fl trucks;
fowls. lac: springers. 19c: Leghorns. lie;
ducks, 9Q11l2c geese, 8911c; turkeys. 1C
q 12c; roosters. 1oc: chicknes. 16021c:
Leghorn broilers. 13h614c; stays, lie
CheesseeZ,-Twins. 994d10Ac; Young Ameri-
cas-, 1Q1a 1024c. Potatoes-On track, 367;
slightly weaker; Cobblers: Missouri. sl.1C
a 20: Illinois. 81 25d 30: Kansas. s1q
IFS: Virginia. s1.30; triumphs; Arkansas
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Produce Markets

Delivered IN Indianapolis prices: Hens.
heavy breeds. lie; LeZhorn hens. &c;
broilers. colored springers, lbs. and
up, i4c: to 3 lbs. 12c; bareback and
partly feathered. l0c; Leghorn and black,
Leghorn cocks. &c. Ducks. large white.
full feathered and fat. SC: small SC. Geese
full feathered and fat. SC. Young and
old guineas. 15c. Eggs-Approved buying
grades Of Institute of American Poultry
Industries-No. l. l3c; No. 2. &C. No. 3,
&c. Butter-19 to zoe: undergrades 10 to
19c; butterfat. 14c. These prices for
healthy stock. free from feed. No sick
poultry accepted. Quoted by the Wadley
Company.
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New York Liberty Bonds
BUILDING Permits

lures. -~ ~-1 D-'eS' 81 ot~' iOuf iA-
John McE~~ oadwsy. fourteen
fixtures
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The Hilton U. Brown Jr Legion nine
defeated the Bruce Robinson team Satur-
dav. Miller of the winners held the losers
to three hits and struck out ten. The
Brown Jr. Post club lost out in the district
Legion tourney. but desires poSt-tourna-
ment game with the district winners. For
games with the Hilton L. Brown Jr. nine
address z. G. Parish. 726 Parkway ave-
nue.. or phone DreXel 1887.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. July 11.-Cattle-Receipts,
1000; medium to good steers and heifers
killing classes mostly steady; bulk common
and medium steers and heifers, S45066;
good quotable to $3.50 or better beef cows
ter cows. s1Q2; bulls mostly S275 down
stockers scarce, steady; medium to good,
s4G5; common down to So. Calves-Re-
ceipts. 500; steady: good and choice, $40 5;
Receipts, 1000; market SC higher than
Saturday and 15c higher than Friday. 10
22o lbs, S. 90; 225-255 lbs. $500; 26o-295
$3.50; 1875 lbs. down, $40; sows. S3.2564;
stays. So. Sheep--Receipts,- 1000; opening
slow mostly 25c lower or 81 for bulk; bet
750; odd lot or SO held to SITS; medium
grades, including bucks, Sc down to 81; for
most throwouts fat ewes S102; breeding
ewes, active, steady. mostly IS per head
down. Saturdays shipments: Calves, SIS;
hogs, 1872, and sheep, APIS.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Stocks Of crude rubber In London on
July 8. totaled 50.18S tons. decrease OF
466 tons from preceding week.
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DETROIT-Sales of Norge refrigerators
for the first half of this year came
within 6 per cent of the total volume
for the entire year, 1881, Howard E.
Blood. president of the Norge Corpora
ton, said.
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(By Thomson & McKinnon)
Foreign Exchange
July IL
Chicago Stocks OPENING

BY James T. HamiI & co..
July IL
Cities Service. Swift a. Co .. III
Com Edison o.. 49as Swift Init 80. 20i
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Alton Railroad in June deficit after
taxes and charges amounted to S172 205
against $751; 1916 in June. 1881: six months
deficit totaled $a61.283 against S2.O44,293.
Short interest on New York Stock Ex-
change as of July 1 was 2.131.783 shares
an increase of 71,150 over June /; market
value of bonds amounted to 1888, 339, 937
against 1886 628, $50 on June
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Chicago Grain Rance
By Times Special
July IL

CHICAGO. July 1I.-Carlots: Wheat "A.
corn %; oats, SO; rye. l. and barley II
By Times Special
wSeat IS3 ooly against sPriH az receipts
20 zoo against against 1920 oats 1ss 656
o 66 agaiS SSSO9 9o 6ShipmentsWheat. s4S.
zos'OOO: oats. $4,000 against S7s oo S0ai'iS'
Evening star., 1932-08-03

revue is for the benefit Of the children
Of the local unemployed.
Mrs. BENJAMIN r. Holcombe is assist
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Delaf1eld
Phelps in making arrangements for the
horse show to be given at their estate
at Newport as a joint benefit of the
Sunshine Society and the unemployed.
Maj. and Mrs. r. C. Stickney, accom-
panied by their three children, Of Fort
Leavenworth. Kans, are spending few
days at the Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oliver La Gorce
have received word of the birth Of
son to Ensign and Mrs. Byron Bruce
Newell at Long Beach, Calf, Sunday,
July 81. The baby will bear his fathers
name. Mrs Newell formerly was Miss
Eleanor Whitaker and is the daughter
Of Mrs. La Gorce.
Miss Virginia Bacon Penhe1d, daugh-
ter OF the late Mr.. Walter Scott Pen
field, who has been visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. William M. Conrad, at
the Shoreham. has now gone to Sea
Bright, N. j., for the rest Of the Sum-
mer.
Miss Penfield plans to again take up
her studies at the Spence School in
New York early in the coming Fall.
Mr.. H. H. Cross Of Chicago was host
at luncheon yesterday at the Carlton,
where he is stopping while in Wash
ington.
DR. Hugh Young of Baltimore. who
Is commodore of the Gibson Island
Yacht Club, entertained large party
aboard his yacht yesterday. followed by
a supper party at his cottage on Glib
son Island. and had among his guests
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kaiser and Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar J. Orme and Edgar J.
Orme, jr., who are spending the season
there.
Miss Agnes L. Peterson entertained
small luncheon party yesterday at the
Carlton
Evening star., 1932-08-03
SASKATCHEWAN LEADER
DIES AT AGE OF 73 YEARS
Wellington BARLEY Willoughby
Active in Canadian Conserv-
ative Party Since 1895.

BY the Associated Press.
MOOSE JAW, Saskatchewan, Au-
gust 3.-Wellington BARLEY Willoughby
former Conservative leader in the Sen
ate, died Monday night from cancer Of
the throat. He was 70 year old
Mr.. Willoughby's political career
dated back to 1895, when he contested
the old Ontario constituency of Card
well for the Conservative party. He
was defeated, but two years later he
moved West and settled at Moose Jaw,
where in a short time he was again
back in political battles.
Born in Peel County, Ontario, Of
pioneer Canadian stock, Senator Will
loughby received his education at the
University of Toronto and Osgoode
Hall. He practiced law in Toronto for
a time
In 1892 he was married to Susan
Smedley Jones of Philadelphia. The
funeral will be held Thursday.
Evening star., 1932-08-03
KREUGER GIVEN OFFER
OF AMERICAN AID
Late Swedish Match Kings Last
visit 10 New York Told by
American Associate.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, August 3.-One OF the
Americans associated with Ivar Kreug-
er. swedish match king. has testified
that Kreuger was ssked on his last
visit to New York to share his COM
plex financial burden with his Amer
lean representatives on account OF his
mental condition.
The testimony Of George Murnane,
a partner in Lee Higginson & Co., be-
fore counsel for the Irving Trust Co, as
trustee in bankruptcy for the Inter
national Match Corporation, Kreuger
interest, was made public yesterday.
Murnane asserted that Donald Du-
rant. another partner had submitted
to Kreuger before his suicide last
March an agreement whereby he would
have taken Lee Higginson & Co. more
completely into his confidence and
made his bookkeeping methods conform
to American standards. Kreuger's attl-
tude was not disclosed.
Murnane had suggested, he testified,
that two partners in the brokerage
house accompany Kreuger back to
Sweden and stay there long enough
ito assure ourselves that the degree
of mental breakdown which he had
here isn't going to be recurring, and
to satisfy ourselves that nobody has
ever observed that kind Of thing in
him"
Increased use of fuel oils is ad-
versely affecting coal mining In Aus
tralia
Evening star., 1932-08-03

: Increased use of fuel oils is ad-
versely affecting coal mining In Aus
tralia.
Evening star., 1932-08-03
GOPHER DAMAGES CANAL

SCOTTSBLUFF, Nebr., August up.
A burrowing gopher caused break in
the Government canal north of Henry,
Nebr., which flooded farm land and de-
layed irrigation at least two weeks.
The canal was flowing 2,150 sec
ond-feet Of water when the small gap
widened into break of 200 feet within
a comparatively few minutes. Water
and mud inundated several hundred
acres of land and ruined crops.
To prevent collapse Of the big ditch,
the water flow had to be reduced grad
ualIy and several days will elapse be-
fore repair work can start.
Evening star., 1932-08-03

that once on the Farmer-Labor party
ticket.
Harrop yesterday was busy making
plans for the Western tour Of Jacob S.
Coxey. mayor Of MaSSillon. Ohio, and
candidate for President on the Farmer
Labor ticket Coxey will speak in
Omaha Friday and at Blair, Nebr., Sat-
urday.
Evening star., 1932-08-03
TROOPS SOUGHT TO KEEP
GAMBLING CASINO OPEN
Mexican War Department Asked
to Act to Enforce Federal
Court Injunction.

By the Associated Press.
JUAREZ, Mexico. August 3-Attor-
neys asked the war department in Mex
leo City yesterday to order Juarez troops
to enforce a Federal Court injunction
preventing the closing of the Juarez
gambling casino
Salvador Vargas de la Fuente. state
district attorney. closed the casino Mon
day night on orders CT the state govern
ment He charged gambling was being
operated in violation of state law.
Employees of the Federal Court, at
tempting to enforce the injunction al
Evening star., 1932-08-03
SOCIETY

Continued From Second Page.)
Evening star., 1932-08-03
Pigeon Cars Provided.

For the accommodation of some
1000, 900 pigeons to be carried during
the long distance racing season, the
London, Midland & Scottish railroad
provided $500 special pigeon cars.
Evening star., 1932-08-03

The insects were so numerous as to
hinder motor travel, obstructing the
vision of drivers and clogging up radi-
ators. Park officials believe the butter
flies are migrating toward the Sacra-
mento Valley
Evening star., 1932-08-03
Mrs. Gray Of Chevy Chase
To Present Aviation Trophy.

To Present Aviation Trophy.
Mrs. Jack" Stearns Gray of Chevy
Chase, Nd, author and lecturer on
aviation, will soon leave for Cleveland
Ohio, to attend the National Air Races.
She has been selected to present the
trophy to the second winner Of the
Amelia Earhart Race" Mrs. Gray Is
one of the veteran air enthusiasts Of
the United States, having made her
first passenger fight in 1912, with
Wright pilot.
1t is said that George Palmer Put
nam will award the trophy to the first
winner of the race named for his wife.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, national
chairman Of the National Woman's
Party and District chairman of the
Federation of Womens Clubs. will
speak on Western Women and the
Present Crisis at dinner in the garden
Of Alva Belmont House, Woman's Party
headquarters at 144 B street northeast,
tomorrow evening, at Z o'clock. Mrs.
Wiley has just returned from trip to
the West Coast, which included the
convention of the National Federation
Of Women's Clubs In Seattle, the politi-
cal conventions in Chicago and con-
ferences with woman leaders from all
over the country. Reservations for the
dinner can be made through Mrs. Maud
Bradbury, at National Woman's Party
headquarters.
An invitation has come to the mem
bers of the Twentieth Century Club
from the Girl Scout organizations to
send their daughters and young friends
from the ages Of Z to l9 years to Camp
May Flather for the last two-week
period, beginning August 8. All kinds
of sports and pack trips and pioneer
camping are conducted under skilled
leaders, and there is no more beauti-
full or healthful location than the Shen-
andoah National Forest, 1000 feet
above Washington. The Girl Scout
Office at 1925 M street northwest, Ma
tional O400. will gladly furnish further
details. Mrs. Hoover dedicated Camp
May Flather two seasons ago.
DR.. and Mrs. H. s. Brodie Of 1901
Columbia road northwest have Just
returned from an an automobile trip trip
They stopped at Pittsburgh and
Broughton, where they we're entertained
by many friends. They were &C
companied on the trip by Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Brodie, Mr.. Jack Brodie and Miss
Eve Brodie Of AIS Fourth street north
west.
DR.. T. Ellis Drewry, accompanied by
Mrs. I. w. Drewry and Miss Ann Hill
Drewry Of Griffin, Ga, Is guest at
the Dodge.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Carleton OF West
chester, Pa, have engaged o suite at
wardu1an Park Hotel and are making
their residence there for the duration
of their stay in this city.
Evening star., 1932-08-03

lowing the casino to remain open, were
overpowered by the district attorney
and Is city policemen, vino closed the
casino doors and sealed them.
Evening star., 1932-08-03
BUTTERFLIES INVADE
LASSEN NATIONAL PARK
Orange Winged Insects Hinder
Drivers by Obstructing Vision
and Clogging Up Radiators.

LASSEN NATIONAL PARK, Calf,
August 3 winged butter
flies by millions invaded Lassen Park
and the surrounding country yesterday.
Evening star., 1932-08-03

In q l5-foot canoe Francois Kerem-
brun crossed the English Channel from
the Isle Of Wight to Cherbourg re-
Gently.