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The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
ARE SAFE

VANCOUVER, E. C.. Dec. 20. NP)-Twenty one Bella Coola In dians were reported safe by Iver Fougner, Indian agent, in a tele- gram received here today.
 The Indians reached Green Bay saturday and left their ga ;bcat there, hiking six miles over a mountain trail to their homes.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
ARE MISSING

VANCOUVER, Dec. 19, (P)-Fears are felt for the safety of party of 21 Bella Coola Indians, miss ing in seine boat since last Wednesday. Anxiety increased yes- terday with the finding of some of the provisions carried, when a, gas- boat reported picking up some case goods on a bar in Dean Channel.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
CONDEMNED TO DEATH

SPOKANE, Dec. 1s. (P)-A prize German shepherd dog was today condemned to death for turkey and rabbit killing, despite the plea of the owner when he said the dog was really afraid of the other ami mals. Judge George Stocker said he would set the date of the exc cution, later.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
CIiI.i~TMt- MAIL

WASHINGTON Doc gt .P Cnrl" Slms big job Of delivering Christmas mail from Tho 'ce-bouni Arctic r1 stands in the tropics. Ls nuN on Of all the jobs confront ing the maiimca Is that of GOV cr,ng the $50 mil. routr from Eotz, bu" Co Point Barrow Iu shp Arctic. rtcd as the most difficult. and ~h.rh requires tho us~ o' i1s teams
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
BEER BILL PASSES

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l. (P)- The Collier Bill legalizing 3.2 per- cent beer passed the House of Re presentatives today by vote of 230 to 165. The bill now goes 10 the Senate for concurrence
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
HIGH WINDS OUTSIDE

SEATTLE. Dec. 20, (B-High winds howled their way across western Washington, and Oregon today, causing more than a hun dred thousand dollars estimated
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
OBTAIN II'TN-t

FrlUHN p.a sf .f' l...t. Up.a.ut ot Som. 1ai Ana ,-',s1 iis1Iur uf sfkt 'airy oF'ln"t t mar.pF. l.ssr,. here
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
LIE DORMANT

PARIS, Dec. 20, (P-The im- pression continues to spread thru out diplomatic circles, that the ten dency of the new Paul Boncour-
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24

from slI.t and r-..t~r. I-rsal. Nsad.-. s.-- hurled fram sssnl sr,ys l' sy.slUa U.-s.'.. .rI s,u tus
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
AIi;i'iltNE NEWS

Pilot Jones pf the PAA return cd today from flight to Panama He stopped euroute here at Ruby, with passenger and d larg" river mail, and then picked ID Mrs Mattick at Shaktoolik and brought her to Nome Enrou,e over from Panama Pilot Jones maintained a radio schedule with the com pany base station d, Fairbanks. call leters KIFM. From Torkuk in to Nome he reported weather con s'5n'ly to the Fairbanks station
 The call letters of the Pilgrim plaur ol the Nome base for thu PA, are KHkEV While In Night this station has a schedule of op. erating on the half-hour mark in every hour. ou 5 meters between Q am and 3 pm Between aud 6 pm kHKEN operates the sane schedule on 97 meters, All amr- teurs are invited by Pilot Jones If kHKEN to work him any time on schedules given. He will appreciate it
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
AIRPLANE WINS

ilot Jones u the rAA mld- a 'ound trip hlG' tp kutI' bue Studay. taking up John Lepri and 300 pounds of ,re.Rht tn1 bring ing back Father MaraFe~. The round trip was made ia ! and Cne- half hours. flying time. making th" return flight in 1 and d half houra.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24

BATON ROUGE. La. Dec IS, R-Oregon's superior power and weight won 12 to 0 In victory over Louisiana, played in freezing weather. Mikulak, fullback, plough cd over in the first and third quarters for Oregon's two scores.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24

PiIct Brown of the NAT return I'd Sunday from points north hay ing as a passenger Mrs Gillis from Deering express and mail He will leave again tomorrow morning for d flight to Goloyin and UnalNkleet,
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
MONDAY

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The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24

Pilot Wien of the Wien Air ways. took off Sunday for Fair banks with Wm. Arthurs and wife and MT. and Mrs. Bud Harper as passengers.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
FOOTBALL GAMES

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Dec. IS, (Hr Florida scored startling upset by defeating UCLA 12 to 2. as a thrilling climax to an otherwise Iistless season for Florida.
 Shearer of Florida blocked a punt early in the second quarter which paved the way for tho first score. A pass from Mckinley to Schir mer brought the second score tn the second half. California SCOT ed safety in the third quarter when Henderson fumbied behind his own goal limo and touched his knee to the ground In an attempt to recover and run 1t out.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24

Pilot Jones of the PAA left at lO:30 am. today for Nulato on regular PAA Monday schedule talk = ing Father Menager, mail and express Father Menager will stop over at the Catholic Mission in Nuiato and continue on to Fair banks on Tuesdays plane
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
RADIO NOTICE

The signal Corps office closes Ht ,5 pm. now instead of p.m
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24

l. & C Airways plane. pilot Graham and mechanic Laiblin took off Sunday morning for Fairbanks with load of express and freight.
 Pilot Mirow of the NAT returu- ed Monday afternoon from Fair banks with express. 30 pounds of mail and mechanic Ron Taylor as d passenger.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24

Pilot Jones of the PAA scheduled for flight to Teller Thursday. weath er permitting.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24

Pilot Miruw of the NAT is schcd- uled for flight down the coa tomorrow, weather permitting..
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24
WEDNE SDAY

Prom Fr,'"' r 'y h'l'-t!n
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-24

Pilot Brown of the NAT is sched- uled for flight north. as soon as weather conditions will allow.
La gaceta., 1932-07-30

'contre, ademas del general, a de
Grillet y a Blanca, esta sin SUI
madre. Establishments. esta ma
La gaceta., 1932-07-30

me a Blanca cor ell rabillo del
iojo.
iEstaba repugnante!
querfa?... Pero era un poco... pri
mltivo Y demasiado simple.
-Alejo Ivanovitch-replic6
ell general, perd6neme Ell tono
que tome hace un mornento. No
1uerfa hablarle ash. Sc 10 ruego,
Sc 10 suplico, d6ieme saludarle
hasta la cintura, a la rusas U.s.
ted solo puede salvarnos. La Sc
norita de ~Comminges Y yo Sc 10,
suplicamos. %Comprendalo, com
prendalo!-anadi6 designando-
Dieron en- la puerta tres COL
pes discretos. Era un camarero
que precedia a Potapitch. Los
dos venfan enviados por la ba-
bonschka. Me buscaban, me que
rfan en- seguida, Sc enfGdoa-
La gaceta., 1932-07-30

listed debia Imaginable. 81 mi
tia llega a tener p6rdidas consi-
derables, ioh, Dios mfo!, ique
sera de Eosotros?
Ell general Sc volvi6 hacia de
Grillet.
Alejo Ivanovitch, salvenos!,
i salvenosl
-Pero, general, ique puedo
yo hacer en- TODD esto?...
-Ni6guese a guiarla, aban-
d6nela.
-iOtro ocupara mi puesto!
No, no-interrumpi6 de-
ique diablo! No, no la
abandone, trate listed mejor de
,ersuadirla... No la dele aries
yar muSero.
La gaceta., 1932-07-30
Ell VICE-PRESIDENTE CUR
IT'S ~INAUGURAiRA HOY
LOS JUEGOS OLIMPICOS

Los Angeles, julio 30.-El
vice-presidente Curtis inaugu-
rara hoy los Juegos Olimpicos
con TN discurso de 16 palabras.
Esperase que mas de 100000
espectadores ocupen los asien-
tos del enorme estadio cuando
la ceremonial Sc verifique. Una
banda de 1000 pleas esta pre-
parada y junto con ella un coro
de 1000 woes.
Despues Sc efectuara la gran
parada de las naciones, en- la
que tomaran parte 1000 atle-
tas de TODD ell mundo.
Mr.. Curtis ha anunciado que
solo dira 10 siguiente: "Procla-
mo alberto los Juegos Olimpi-
cos de Los Angeles, conmemo-
rando la decima olimlpiada de
la edad moderna."
Cuando la bandera de los jue-
gos Sc ize en- ell asia construida
al efecto, tocara la banda y Sc
"a entonado un himno por mas
de 1000 vo0es.
Robert Gordon Sproul, presi
La gaceta., 1932-07-30

4~ MEa~- @ - -
puios desde ell comienzo del en-
.cuentro Y Allison no pudo ha-
Ger NADIA para contener Ell alta
que al cuerpo, del valiente Gu
bano.
Mutt Griffin, dc Macon, Ga,
alcanz6 ell fallo de los jueces so
bre Wade Allison, de Charlotte.
en- la semi-final Tommy McGo-
vern, de Charlotte, triunf6 POI
decision sobre Eddie Bishop, de
Miami, y Lonnie Blackwelder
superb a Mike Nixon, en- ur
combate especial a cuatro asal
tos.
La gaceta., 1932-07-30

sion mas inocente que pude.
En- csc momento sorprendi
una mirada expressive e interro-
gadora de Blanca a de Grillet.
Este a su vez dej6 yer una emo
cion que no pudo dominar.
i No! Ella no me escucharfa
ahora-grit6 con gesto desespe-
radio. iAh! ST.. despues...
-iOh!, q uerido Alejo, tenga
listed la bondad-me dijo Blan-
ca en- persona. estrechandome
las manos con fuerza.
Directed by Harry Pollard
iQue ell diablo Sc la lleve! Es-
ia figura de demonio saba cam
biar en- un instante. Estaba en-
tonces tan encantadora, tan nj
ma, tan traviesal Me lanz6 aun
una mirada furtiva, que los
ytros no puiieron ver... lQuS
La gaceta., 1932-07-30

eliminar todos los casos sujetos
a controversial por cambios en-
las reglas.
Evideneias de descontento
popular ror e acuerdo tornado
en- contra de Nurmi Sc expoh-
dram mafiana, con motive de la
ceremonial de aperture de la O.
limpiada.
Aunque Sc han hecho propo-
siciones a Nurmi para que sc
convierta en- professional, el las
ha rechazado diciendo que Sc
Imantendra como I'm amateur y
demostrara que son falsos los
cargos hechos en- su contra.
La gaceta., 1932-07-30

que ell arribo no Sc e~fectuaria
hasta ell viernes, lego a su po-
der I'm telegrama- del director
del ''payaso'', anunciandole que
Ell gladiator contratado para
batirse con Tony Cancela no pc
dia venir a cumplir su compro-
misc, por tener una mano lesio-
NADIA. Bozo Sc lastim6 ell lunes
por la noche en- Indiana, con
Tiger Jack Fox de contrincan-
tie.
Tan pronto Jinks recibi6 la
noticia puso telegramas a Day
,tona, con ell fin de procurar los
servicio de Bob Goodwin, envian
do tambien despachos a Bob
Tow, de Alexandria, Virginia,
Iy a Luis Godoy, I'm chileno de
peso complete que arribara a Els
tados Unidos dentro de dos Sc
manas.
Case de q. Sc consiga a Tow ell
iprograma Sc ofrecera ell lunes,
dado que Tony Cancela tiene
la preparation conveniente pa
ra batirse con los mejores hon.
bres de su categorfa.
Ell manager de Bozo ha pro-
metido que 10 traera a Tampa
a batirse con ell oriundo de Ga
licia, ell dia Is de agosto.
La gaceta., 1932-07-30
Sc TRATO DE REABRIR Ell
Case DE NURMI

Los Angeles, julio 30.-Un in
tento hecho por la delegation
finlandesa para reabrir ell case
de Nurmi, a quien Sc acusa de
Professionalism, fue abrupta-
mente contenido y puesto a un
lado en- ell congreso de la Fede-
raci6n Atletica International A
mateur.
Ell presidente de Federation,
j. S. Satrom, de Suecia, no solo
rehus6 DIR nuevas apelaciones
en- favor del finlandes, sino que
prepare la orden del dia para
La gaceta., 1932-07-30

esta palabra.
-interrumpi.-iQ Que
quiere listed decir?
listed Sc ha constituido en-
'el... ell, icomo 10 diria? ep. men
tor de esa terrible sanciana
ipiense que va a a%rrInarse! Us
ted mismo ha visto como juegas
81 empieza a perder, no Sc sepa-
rara de la ruleta, por terquedad.
jugando, Y listed sabe
que no es aSf como Sc reparan
las perdidas, y entonces.,. en-
tonces...
y entonces-repuso ell ge-
1eral-, listed nos perdera a mi
'amilia Y a mi, que somos sus he
'ederos... Ella no tiene mas pa
ientes cercanos que ~nosotros.
'e hablo francamente, nuestros
La gaceta., 1932-07-30
DAXEO
DEMONSTRATIONS EN- FIN
LAMBDA POR Ell ACUER-
DO EN- CONTRA DE MUIR
MI

Helsingfors, Inglaterra, julio
30.-Una gran demonstration tn
VOC lugar anoche en- las GALES de
esta ciudad, en- apoyo del heroe
nacional, ell atleta Paavo MUIR
mi, a quien Sc ha prohibido to-
mar parte en- los Juegos OHM
picos en- Los Angeles.
Miles de personals formaron
en- la manifestation, que lleva-
ba a su frente varias bandas de
mlsica.
La gaceta., 1932-07-30
D 7 E s

dente de la Universidad de Cali
fornia, pronunciara ell discurso
principal y la bendici6n, des-
pues de 10 cual ell teniente Cal
man, de la marina de los Esta-
dos Unidos ,tomara ell juramen-
to a todos los atletas.
La gaceta., 1932-07-30
N ~DERROTADO EN-
NEW YORK

New York, julio 30.-Conra-
do Condo, de Cuba, fue derro-
tado anoche en- la pelea princi-
pal, en- ell Estadio de Coney
Island, por Lew Feldman, de
Brownsville, New York. Pesa-
ba Condo 125 libras, 5 y media
menos que su oponente.
La gaceta., 1932-07-30
VICTORIA DEL GUAJIRO


Miami, julio 30.-Tony Do
mlnguez, ell peso mediano de
y la Habana, acost6 aver
en- ell quinto asalto a Bon Allison
de Charlotte, N. C. Dominguez
atac6 a su contrario con los dos
La gaceta., 1932-07-30

Sc NECESITAN 20 mucha-
chas latinas, algunas que sepan
ingles, para u ntrabajo. Infor-
man: American R. W., North
Albany 2306 West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1932-07-30
BOZO Sc LASTING UNA
MANO Y NO PELEARA Ell
LUNES

Cuando Ell promoter links ha-
bia anunciado que Battling Bozo
llegarfa ell jueves, viendose pre-
cisado a anunciar mas tarde
La gaceta., 1932-07-30
fingfa no Nrr4ne.

-Alejo acknowledgements
ell general con marcada benevo-
lencia-, ~permitame que lie di-
ga que es extrana, muy extras
en- una palabra, que su cA
respecto a mi y respecto a
toda mi familia.. .en una pala-
bra ,es extrana, eXcesivamente
eNtrana,
Evening star., 1932-10-25
Shrine for Printers.
BY Charles H. Joseph.

It is not without reason that the
visitor to Antwerp In Belgium Is asked
20 often II he has yet seen the house
OF Christophe Plantin. The worthy
citizen vas . French printer Of the
sixteenth century and made Antwerp
his home and printshop. In the angle
Of the MaTche due vendredi. 1t can be
found around It's quaint little courtyard.
It has q unique collection Of old fur
niture and paintings by Rubens and
Van Dyck. The old printing ofice, the
proprietors once and the salesroom are
preserved complete, and the house itself
Is . dne Renaissance example Of the
better burgher type. Priceless treasures
Of engraving and printing can b seen,
and the place has become Z fsvorite
ahyane 1ox AWezacao 0DNsDopoS 09A
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26
Other Livestock
BVUnitcd Press

CHICAGO. May 2s.-Hogs Receipts, a.
600. including 5000 direct: slow. .5d10c
lower l70-2i0 lbs. s325M335; top. $3.35:
220-250 lbs, s3.20m3.35: 260-3i0 lbs sos
1890; 140-l60 lbs s3G 3.25. pigs. s2.75a
3: packing sows. s2.4O@2.9O: light lights
light weight 10000 lbs. good and choice,
s3t0M335. medium weights. 200-250 his
good and choice. s3.20M3.35; heavy weights
250-350 lbs. good and choice. S290m325:
packing sows. 2i5-5oO lbs. medium ana
good S2.4O@3: slaughter pigs. l0O-lS0 lbs.
5000; calves $500: fed steers and year
lings slow. weak TO Csc lower: beef cows
firm; bulls steady: vealers, 250 SOC higher;
early top fed steers. S7.25. slaughter
good and choice. ssG 7.5o soo-i. 100 lbs.
good and choice. s6.25M7.75: 1.100-1, 800
lbs good and choice, s6.s5M7.85; 600-i 800
lbs common and medium. S425M625:
heifers 550-s50 lbs. good and choice. IS
a g.: common and meoium. S3.75M5; COWS
medium. s2.75G 3.T5. low cutter and cutter.
Sl.25M 275. bulls fyearlings excluded good
and choice beef. S285u3.l5 cutter to
medium, s2.i502.S5: vealers milk fed
n $50: Gull and common. s3a4.75; stooker
and feeder cattle steers. 500-l $50 lbs,
good and choice. S4.75d6: common and
medium S3.75a475 Sheep-Receipts,.
$4,000: few sales about steady. largely to
outsiders packers talking Csc lower; good
s6.25: bidding s4.5065 on desirable clipped
lambs, slaughter sheep and lambs: spring
lambs good and choice. S6G6.65: medium.
IS q s; common. sac 5. lambs. 90 lbs. down,
good and ohoic> s4.55@ SIS; medium, s.
a f.75; 9i-l00 lbs. mdium to choice, S3.75
n SIS: all weights common, 1904: ewes.
90-i50 lbs medium to cohice, SlN2.50;
all weights Gull and common, 50cq Sis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26
BrightSpotS
of Business
Rr rnlied -.

NEW YORK Nav 2s-BusinesS o. the
General Motors Corporation during April
showed more than seasonal improvement.
Alfred P. Sloan Jr.. president. said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26
Omen Plane Contest

A scale model airplane contest,
open to boys under 20. was being
conducted at the Antlers today by
the National Aeronautical Associa-
ton and the indianapolis Chamber
of Commerce.
The contest is under direction Of
Lieutenant Paul hartman. national
guard flying officer. and Milton
Knight. model plane construction
instructor Judging Of models
entered is under direction Of
Walker W. Winslow, Indiana Air
craft Trades Association head.
Models we're to be entered not
later than D. m. today. and we're
to include both military and COM
mercial types.
Addresses we're to be presented,
following the judging, by Major
Richard F. Taylor. N. A. A. COVER
nor; Louis J. Borinstein. chamber
president; Paul c. Stetson. schools
superintendent; Major Charles E.
Cox Jr., municipal airport superin-
tendent, and II. w. Middlesworth,
city recreation supervisor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26
DOW-JOneS
Summary

Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Lines de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend Of
81. payable July ]. Of record June IS.
). c Penny Co. declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF so cents on common
stock, payable June 30. Of record June 20.
International Mercantile Marine Co.
in 1881 showed net loss amounting to
si.ess.000 after charges. against net
profit Of Si.e52,es5 in 1880.
income = \ So.s Il sass II AD 1,i Ep es1
against si;o3i. 500 in April, 1881: four
months si,oe9.2ai against s3.472,oos.
Boston Marine April surplus 500. 2s2
after charges, against $685.. 230 in April.
1881: four months sl0s.44 against
si.o7s. $50.
Perfect Circle declared the regular quar-
terly dividend Of so cents, payable july
OF record June 10.
Missouri Kansas Texas in April
showed net loss OF S177,5s5 after all
charges. against s2I7,5oi in April. 1881;
four months totaled Ss55.Ols, against
Si97.2s4.
Electric Controller and Manufacturing
Company declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of IS cents on common stock. pay
able July l, OF record June 20.
International Hydro Electric system in
1881 reported net profit applied directly 20
class a stock. equal after dividends paid
on $3.50 series preferred 70 $500 a share
on average number OF class shares out
standing, against s4.3o share on similar
basis in 1880.
National Breweries Ltd. declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of 40 cents
on common stock, payable July ?, Of rec
ord June Is.
National Standard Co. declared the
regular monthly dividend Of 80 cents,
payable July ], Of record June 20; pre-
viousIy paid so cents quarterly.
Pennsylvania Railroad headings in week
ended May 81. amounting 10 81 ,029 cars.
against 81. ITO in previous week and no.
378 in like 1881 week
Erie system in April reported net oper-
ating income OF 1867 42T against S949. 906
in April 1881. four months. 50. 1888, 220
against s4.334. 069.
Great Western Sugar Co. declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of s1.75 on
preferred stock.
Electric Power and Light Company de-
clared the regular quarterly dividends OF
Sis on 81 cumulative preferred and
si.50 on preferred.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26
Chicago Stock Range
By Times Special

CHICAGO. Nav 26.-Carlots: Wheat. 30;
corn. l04. oats 81 rye. 0. and barley, s.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26
HOGS CONTINUE
LOWER TREND
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Mostly Steady With
Slightly Weaker Tone;
Sheep Dull.

Prices again slumped in hogs at
the city yards today, weights Of $50
to 235 pounds showing a loss rang
ing up to 10 cents. The bulk. 100
to 400 pounds, sold for So TO S3.25;
early top holding at S3.25. Receipts
we're estimated at 5000; holdovers
we're 124
In the cattle market beef steers
and heifers were steady. Cows held
dull with a lower tendency. Receipts
we're 900. Vealers were unchanged
at $3.50 down. Calf receipts were
600.
Spring lambs we're steady, sell
ing mostly at $3.50 to s7oO. Clip
pers we're higher at IS to s5.25;
Receipts were loo.
Hog market at Chicago this morn
ing turned dull in irregular trad
ing asking around steady with
Wednesdays average, while few
early bids were to 10 cents low
or. The bulk, $50 to 90 pounds,
sold for s3.35, with heavier weights
around 200 pounds, selling at $3.50.
Receipts were estimated at 270C0,
including 1900 direct; followers
1000 Cattle receipts 5000; calves,
$500; market steady. Sheep receipts
numbered 10000; market station
airy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26
WILL OF MAT LEWIS
SUSTAINED BY JURY
Two Grandchildren Had Contested
Document in Probate Court.

Will Of Mat Lewis. indianapolis
business man, was sustained by a
probate jury Wednesday against a
contest by two grandchildren, Lewis
and Morris Feeney.
Each Of the grandchildren had
been given 500 By the viii Of Lewis,
who died April 2. 1881. leaving an
estate valued at $4,000
Contestants charged Lewis was Of
unsound mind when he wrote the
document by which three Of his
children received the bulk Of his es-
tate.
One grandchild received half in
terest in a house and lot, and her
mother. Mrs. Catherine Ashby, re-
ceived the other half.
Houses and lots also were willed
to Louis F. Lewis and William L.
Lewis, sons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26
SMOOT REIGN PERILED

By Scripps-HoWard Newspaper Alliancc
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The
apparent defeat of Representative
Willis c. Hawley of Oregon may be
followed by that of Senator Reed
Smoot Of Utah, Hawley's partner in
sponsorship of the Smoot- Hawley
high tariff act of 1880.
Smoot, old-school Republican reg
ular of twenty-nine years ex-
perience in congress, faces his first
real battle in years. The reasons
are three-fold: The national re-
action against unreasonable and
trade killing tariff walls which the
Smoot career helped to build; the
western wet revolt. which will hit
such uncompromising drys as ne,
and the general an-i-Hoover senti-
ment, of which he will suffer the
brunt, because of his Craftsmanship
of the senate finance committee and
his membership in the Hoover off,
cial family.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
Gate Shattered


~ mica Press
LONDON, May 26.-Gate
crushers have their eyes on one
of the most exclusive doors in
the world. the great portals Of
Buckingham palace, all as
result Of New York girls
good fortune.
The attempts are expected
in June as a result Of presen-
tation of Miss Ella Uppercu Of
New York at the last court. II
broke the long standing rule
that American debutRntes must
be presented through the en-
baSSy.
Miss Uppercu was presented
by her aunt, American born,
but British by marriage. Moth
ing in the application for pre-
sentation suggested that Miss
Uppercu was an American.
The embassy knew nothing
about 1t, and the lord cham
berlain's Office raised no OBJ
lection.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26
In the Cotton Markets
CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
MARRIAGE Licenses

Leonard Leland Dillman. %. OF s3i
Fletcher avenue, truck driver. and Helen
". Kirby Is. of 1888 MACPHERSON street.
John w Ross 20. of 1924 North Tacoma
avenue. mechanic and Almeda Josephine
sturm. 20, OF 1851 English avenue. press
tender.
Hugh Cary. o.. OF Gil East wolcott
street. meat company employe. and Birdie
Lynn. %. Of 2O09 South Pershing avenue,
meat company employe
Richard Geisendorh. q OF $500 Pierson
avenue. tool maker and Helen Jinnett II.
OF 40 Terrace avenue
Henry Bernard Dexelan. 81 Of $50 North
Holmes avenue. salesman. and Dorothy K.
Glcgor. Is. OF 1923 North Ketcham street.
James Henry Bowling. SO. Of DAYTON, o..
assistant sewers superintendent. and
Suzanne Hamilton. IS. of $50 North Merid-
ian street. Apartment g. stcnographcr.
Harland W White "a OF Vallonia.
teacher. and Mary Lucille Mock. %. OF II
North Ritter avenue teacher.
Karl Hardee Kord. IS. Of $50 College ave-
nue.. teller. and Margaret North. o. Of 1884
North Rural street. comptometer operator.