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Evening star., 1932-12-20
Manor Bids for Sectional Golf Trials Depression Off for Yue Pin 7owne
Star Pin Tourney
Dope in Nutshell
MO entry fee, bowler paying only
cost of his or her games.

MO entry fee, bowler paying only
~ cost of his or her games.
Preliminaries: One will be
held at each bowling establishment
in Washington and environs, each
contestant to roll five games. with
25 per cent OF the field TO qualify
for ro'l-Cf.
Entri-r for pr"liminaries close next
Thurscav; Competition to start De-
cemoCr 26.
Ron-ot. ct Lucky Strike, to start
January =.
HGnuicars: One-half difference
between averages and scratch: mems
scratch. IL; Uomcn's. lC2. 20
bowler in the mems division. how
ever, VIII Be permitted more than 60
pins handicap a set and no woman
more than 20. Handicaps will be
based on last seasons averages
minimum Of 30 gameS) or. if
bowler hes not affiliated with
league i2ct season, on this years
aveTaGc5 t2t least 80 gamesl. A
bower yEO has not been affiliated
with league tins or last season
viii Eco. from scratch.
Prizes: PrelminarieS-Each estab-
lishment will have its own prize
fund. made up OF % Per cent of the
money Paid for bowling The fund
Will be split 80 per cent tor first
place, 25 per cent, second; 20 per
cent third: Is per cent. fourth. and
10 poc cent. fifth. The high game
for the preliminaries. all included,
Will BE- worth S5 and So will be
awarded for high set. Roll-oT-S480
in each Prize, given by The Star.
including So each for high set and
high game.
For further details communicate
with anY boyling alley manager or
the tournament lnarGGcr, phone Ma
tioneI 5000. branch 2T5.
Evening star., 1932-12-20

RIFFITH BLUE GOALS, who
today hold their eighth straight
victory, are paging the best in
the unlimited ranks. With
Tommy Peck. center. as the hub OF
their attack, the Blue Coal toSsers &C.
cisively defeated the hitherto unce-
feated Clover A. c. last night. 40 to 70,
ON the Roosevelt High floor. Peck
scored 19 points.
Manager Bob LyleS of the Grlffs
wants to line up more action Tor MS
charges this week. especially for Thurs
day and Friday. CaH Atlantic 4zo'-".
Jewish Community Center basketers
also are in the field for games. Call
Decatur 1911.
Brookland A. c. and Brooks five will
Flash tonight at $50 O'Clock on the
Gonzaga floor.
Led by Shank. center, Northeast
Boys Club defeated the Les Amis toss
krs. SO to "a. Shank scored IA points.
A game for tonight is wanted by the
Federal Reserve basketers, who have
Ehe use of the Eastern High gymnasium.
Call Adams 1924 after O'Clock.
Crescents want game for tomorrow
With an unlimited team having gym
hasium. Manager Smith is booking at
North 7742.
Roma Whirlrinds will oppose the
Griffith Consumers tomorrow on the
Eastern High court at o'clock.
United Typewriter Grays, who will
kcrimmage with Sholl's Cafe tonight at
e:3O O'Clock at Central High School,
Want games. Call National 5000,
Branch LOG.
With Howard. Frank and Davis play
Gng leading roc. Montrosc A. c. won
d dcu5le- header from the McLccn f'e
s1s ana sjshs: Is ha %. The scores were ! to A
Evening star., 1932-12-20
PRESTIGE AS SKATER
RISKED BY SCHROEDER
U. S. international Team Member
Races Tonight Against Farrell
ard Murphy.
Pr The Asenci..cd Press

By the Associated Press.
THICAGO, December 29.-Edd:c
~ Schroeder. Chicago speed skater
who has been selected as a mem
ber Of the United State team which
Will compete against Norwegian stars
at Oslo next month. will risk embar-
rassment in meeting two other Chicago
flyers. O'Nen Farrell ana Eddie Muir
phy at the Chicago Stadium tonight.
Schroeder's place on the team will
not be al st"ke. but tcnignt's series at
500, 1900 ...I 5000 meters IS the re-
suit Of protests by Farrell and Murphy
that they should kave been given
places on the team. The protests were
over1uled. but Schroeder accepted the
invitation TO risk something Of his
Helen Bra. rational womens cham
pion. will &:tcmr, u set a new world
record for LOCO meters.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
MANY NOMINATED
TO SUCCEED STAGG
PheIan and Steffen Among
Coaches Mentioned for
Chicago Grid Post.
By tie A Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
~ HICAGO, December 20.-The
list OF foot ball coaches
Y guessed" into line IS possible
Successors to Amos AlonZO
3tagg at the University OF Chicago,
continues to grow.
The latest hot" rumor has Don
Peden, former University of Illinois star
and for the past eight years coach at
Ohio University, as the likely successor
to the grand old man-but without any
comment from Thomas N Metcalf, new
Maroon director Of athletics, who will
make TIE selection.
PeGen's name goes on the list along
With Pat Page, 81; Jimmy Ihelan, Fritz
Crisier. Judge Walter ?. Stefen, Dana
y. Bible George Veenker. jess Hawley
! and Otto Strohme!er Crlsler. at Prince
ton; Bible at Nebraska. and Veenker.
at Iowa State College, appear solldly
| located, but the others still rank as pos
! sibilities.
| Phelan, according to reports from
! Seattle. will be offered another con-
| tract by the University Of Washington.
but has said he is interested in moving
on. Howard Harpster has been named
head coach at Carnegie Tech, and the
new arrangement does not include con-
tinuance Of Judge Steffen as advisory
coach. leaving him as possibility for
the place at Chicago. his alma mater
Eawley. former Iowa and Dartmouth
coach. is in business in Chicago, and
might return to foot ball.
Stagg. meanwhile. has had no less
than seven offers for his services. in
Guiding coaching professional team.
Not all of the offers are for coaching
positions and the only one made public
was from the College of the Pacific,
with which he is still negotiating.
The professional grid proposition
failed to stir Stagg.
I'm not in the least interested in pro-
fessional sports" he said last night.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
LOSES ONLY ONE BOUT.

ANNAPOLIS, December 2o.-Mid-
shipman John B. McNaughton CT
Charleroi, Pa, 16O-pound boxer on the
Navy foot ball squad and candidate
for that position again this year, has
won all but one of the "a bouts in
which he has engaged in open COM
petition His only defect was in the
first bout in which he engaged.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
College Basket Ball

George Washington, A; Baltimore
u, 26.
Princeton, 40: Harvard. 20.
Notre Dame, %; Northwestern. Is.
Pittsburgh, SO; Butler. 80 (overtime)
Manhattan, SO; Boston u, 81.
De Pauw. 28; Wilmington, 10.
Dartmouth, 80; Fordham, %.
Wittenberg, 27; Detroit c. c., "a.
Denver u, 80; Davis -Elkins. "a.
Brigham Young, 80; Colorado Teach
crs. 80.
Emporia Teachers, IS; Durant (Okla.)
Teachers. 25.
Washburn. 90: Bethany, II.
Loycla, 81; Millikin. "a.
Arkansas, SO; South Dakota, q.
Seth Low j. ". 81; L. 1. U. j. ", 80.
Manhattan, '36. %: Yonkers H. g.. %.
Fordham SO, 20; De Witt Clinton. 81.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
YANKS LIST EXHIBITIONS
Will Play % in Spring-Open
Camp in Florida March /.

NEW YORK. December 20 CP).-The
world champion New York Yankees
have announced a schedule of 28 Spring
training ball games.
At the same time a call went out for
pitchers and catchers to report to the
training camp at St Petersburg March
l. with infielders and outfie!ders arriv-
ing week later.
The schedule:
March Il, Is. lf. Braves at st. Peters
burg: IL. ST. Louis at Badenton; ! $. Newark
at Clearwater: IL. Braves at ST. Petersbuhg:
20, Newark at Clearwater: II. Braves at
ST. Petersburg; -, Cincinnati al ST. Peters
burg; 2S. Newark at 81. Peersburg; -,
House of David ST. Petersburg; 80 and 81,
Birmingham at Birmingham.
April and >, Memphis ah Memphis; 3
and H.. Nashville at Nashville: ; and q.
natl: \ and g. Brooklyn at Brooklyn and
New York; 10, Army at WtSt Point.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
OLD LINE T0SSERS
PREP FOR BADGERS
Play Against "Mean Wells"
in Scrimmage; Colonial Five
Beats Baltimore u.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND'S
1928 model basket ball team
woS m srriynmape todaV for the

r UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND'S
1928 model basket ball team
was to scrimmage today for the
last time before opening its
campaign Thursday at $50 pm, at
College Park against DR.. Walter E.
MeanwelTs University Of Wisconsin
toSserS.
Today's scrimmage will bring to-
gether Marylano'S starting team ana
a collection of tossers which lncluoeS
Assistant Coach Jack Faber and varsity
second-stringers, who have aoopteo tile
name of Mean Wells Having spent
almost all of yesterday mastering the
intricacies of the MeanUell system OF
play. the Mean Wells are conlloent
of giving Coach Burton Shipley's Old
Line varsity real pre-ShoWmg OF WIS
consins style of play.
Despite that Maryland's varsity nVe
includes not a single senior, the Faoer-
coached teams cognomen probably Will
be changed to Meant Wells following
the scrimmage.
TAKING a commanding lead Of 16
i to 2 in the first MINUTES OF play,
George Washington's tosserS hit
winning stride last night in the G.. w.
gymnasium and downed the University
Of Baltimore A to &c. It was the
Colonials' third win in five garcs.
With Parrack. Burgess, Hertzler ana
zahn leading a well balanced attack
George Washington never was in much
danger of being overhauled at any time
despite the efforts of Furjanic, Baltl-
more forward. who scored IA points,
leading individuals of both teams.
Summary.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
College, School
Basket Contests

COLLEGIATE.
Thursday.
Maryland VS.. Wisconsin, at College
Park, $50.
Friday.
Gallaudet VS.. Wilson Teachers, at
Kendall Green.
SCHOLASTIC.
Today.
Roosevelt VS.. Boys Club, at Boys
Club.
Eastern VS.. Emerson. at Eastern.
Central VS.. st. Johns freshmen,
at Annapolis.
Bethesda Chevy Chase High vs..
George Washington freshmen, at
G. w.
Tech vs.. Wilson Teachers, at Tech.
Western VS.. Alexandria High, at
Western.
Thursday.
Roosevelt VS.. St. Johns, at Roose-
Welt.
Eastern VS.. Gonzaga, at Eastern
(alumni night feature).
Central vs.. George washington
freshmen. at G. w.
Tech VS.. Mount Rainier High, at
Mount Rainier
Friday.
Central VS.. Alexandria High, at
Alexandria.
Friends VS.. Alumni, at Friends.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
i. OF NJ, HOPKINS
PLAY NOVEMBER 18
Game Shifted From Thanks
giving for Year, St. Johns
Getting Date.

~ ALT1MORE. Nd. December 20
X State foot ball schedules re-
ceived another three-way re-
vision today when negotiations
involving Johns Hopkins, St. Johns
and the University Of Maryland were
concluded.
AS a result, the Johns Hopkins-St
Johns game will be played at Hcme-
wood On Thanks giving day, November
80, and Maryland will play Hopkins at
Hcmewood en- November 18. The ar
rangement is temporary, for on the
1884 list Johns Hopkins and Maryland
will play on Thanksgiving day, the
contest having been assigned that
honor date in Byrd Stadium. College
Park. Hopkins and st. Johns will play.
under their agreement, on November
II in that year
MARYLAND took the initiative in re-
oucsting the shift which has jUst been
consummated. II. C. (Curlyp Byrd
vice president and athletic director
said an oversight IN scheduling Florida
for the first Saturday in December had
caused a difficult situation for Mary
land. Ordinarily, he explained the
first Saturday in December follows
1IldIlhSSlNulS OS ~ OdyS- "
casionally. however. when the holiday
falls on November % or 80. only one
day intervenes, and such is the case
next year.
Consequently. Maryland was faced
with the problem of playing Washing
ton and Lee at College Park on No
vember 25. Johns Hopkins in Baltimore
on November 30, and Florida in Jack
sonville on December 2, within the
span Of eight days.
Maryland's schedule now is as fol-
lows:
September 30-st JOINS. at College Park.
october ". P. l. at Norfolk
October 14-Tulane. at New orleans.
October CIV NJ. l., at Lexington.
October 2S-Wostern Maryland. at Bal
timore.
November 4-Virginia. at Charlottesville.
November 11-Duke. at COLLEGE Park.
November 1S-Johns Hopkins at Balti-
more
November 25-Washington and Lee. al
College Parl.
December o-Florida, at Jacksonville
Evening star., 1932-12-20
Tribute Paid Garrett Park School
Grid Team at Banquet.

Members of the crack Georgetown
Prep School foot ball squad, which lost
oaly one game this year, were paid trib-
ute by Father Vincent J. McDonough,
past director of athletics at Georgetown
University, at banquet last night at
the Garrett Park School
Andrew j. (Cy) Cummings, promi-
nent sportsman, whose son was men,
ber of the squad. was toastmaster.
Father Robert E. Lloyd. president. and
Joe Gardiner. athletic director Of
Georgetown Prep were among other
speakers.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
Basket Ball Tips

WITH the new rules tending to
w speed up basket ball play
generally, it is likely that the
percentage OF out-of- f-bounds plays
Will be on the increase. particularly
as violations CT the 10-second rule
call generally for giving the ball to
the opposing team out of bounds
Evening star., 1932-12-20
L. S. u. LISTS NINE TILTS
Two More Grid Games for 1888
Nav Be Added Later.

BATON ROUGE. La. December 20
(P).-LouEiana State University's 1888
foot ball schedule charts nine games,
including new opponents in Tennessee
and Vanderbilt Two dates may be
filled later. The schedule:
September 3o-Rice
October li-Centenary
October "l-ArtansaS al Shreveport.
October 1>-VanderbIlt
November i-South Carolina.
November ls-Mississippi place not de-
te-minedl.
November o5-Mississippi state
December Tulane at New Orleans
December 9-Tennessee az New Orleans.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
WI. HIGH LISTS TILT.

Washington-Lee High Schools baske.
ball team has arranged q game with an
alumni quint for tomorrow night at
7:A5 o'clock in the school gymnasium a.
Ballston. Va. Among those slated to
play with the grads are Harry Chase,
Claude Rosenberger. Gordon Ball,
Archie Via and Stan Mortimer.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
EAGLE ELEVEN TO DINE
Ingram Will Speak at American U
Foot Eall Banquet Tonight.

Letters will be awarded members of
this years American University foot
ball squad tonight dt a banquet at the
school, when Comdr. Jones Ingram. for
mer head gridiron coach at the Naval
Academy will be the principal speaker.
The Eagles won two games and lost
four this year. The previous season they
failed to win contest
Evening star., 1932-12-20
QUALIFYING ROUNDS OFF
Aqua Calieate Open Tourney Draw.
Only 100 Pres.

Aqua CAL IENTE. Mexico. Deem
Der 20 (P).-Qualifying rounds for the
$500 Aqua Clliente open golf tour
nament have been Cancelled by the
management for the reason that only
100 professional golfers had signif1ed in
tentior to enter.
A field of that size. club officials said,
could be handed without strain. The
tournament Will be held January lila.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
St. Johns (30l.

WITH Stewart and Heating heading
w its attack. Georgetown Prep swept
to 1920 win over Western al
Garrett Park. The victors were ahead
at the half, "a to 6. Forney led West
ern's scorers with six points.
The score.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
THREE TROJANS PICKED
Notre Dame Gridmen Announce an
All-Oppouents Team.

SOUTH BEND Ind. December 90
LP)-Three Southern California stars
and two from Pittsburgh were given
places on the Notre Dame All-America
tcot ball team. composed Of players who
net the Irish"
The team selected by Notre Dame
2ridmen was announced today:
Evening star., 1932-12-20
BAILEY EXPERT SHOT.

Washington boasts eight boys who
have qualified as expert rif1emen in the
junior division of the National Rifle
Association. The latest is William H.
Bailey, 2405 Twelfth street northeast.
a member of the Tech High School
Rifle Club
Evening star., 1932-12-20
HISERS TAKE LEAD
LINING UP ROLLERS
HyattsviIIe Announces 166.
Bethesda Also Strong.
Dead|ine NearS.

THOUGH times soon would be
over if everybody's business
i kept pace with The Stars
fifth annual Yuletide bowl
ing tournament, entries for which
close two days hence.
In spite of unsettled conditions
indications today were the tour
nament would be larger than
ever.
1t would be twice as large as last
years record event of l,6CO entries If
all establishments equaled the showing
mace by the Hyattsville Arcadia, which
today announced a field of l66 This
speaks well for the enterprise OF Oscar
Hlser, director of the suburban alley,
but as tournament promoter Oscar is
not whit more on the job than his
big brother Henry. who presides over
the Bethesda pin plant.
SOSCAR," said Henry, will have
~ more girl5 at Kyattsville than
we'll get for the Bethesda tour
4-''A44S44-' O4t W II HAdtSIl Illlil III men.
This means more than 100 for the
Bethesda event. Sixty-threc Of Hyatts-
Vllis's entries to date have come from
the fair sex
Although listed as preliminaries. sew
eral sections of the yuletide tournament
really are major affairs. At Convention
Hall. the Arcadia and the Lucky Strike
4 major portion Of the drives will be
necessary to handle the tournament
trau!c and for several nights at least
these big plants will Go depression
business.
MOT a few leagu,s are entering virtu-
' ally CT nlas-e and l2~ge num-
ber o. bowling parties arc bcirg
t2-r-d. the members cf wi.ch Will
compete among themselves as well rs
N the tournament. One such party
vas announced today b. Herbert KaS-
club at the Patent Office. Twenty or
more Of the Patent Office shooters VIII
fire away December 80 at the Rendez-
vous. Among them are scme formida-
bic performers. Kaschub, for instance,
won the class A singles Of the Washing
ton City Duckpin Association cham
plonships last Spring and now sports
an average of 1l2 in the Federal
League. AlWyn Woods shot 62l in The
Stars tournament last Winter and car
ries an average of l22 in the B. Y P U.
League. Percy L. Patrick won the Dub
Sweepstakes IL 1880 and has a league
average Of 115. Harold NJ Kies-l,
basket ball and base ball star Of Fed
eral leagues, also is quite a bowler.
Some OF the Bethesda bcWlers will
shoot their tournament games tomorrow
iirr7iY
II have cpcned tCnight but the drives
VIII be used for a sweepstakes post
pCned from Saturday. The winner Will
ca:1 his entry fee for the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress sweepstakes,
a matter of $50
Evening star., 1932-12-20
PRO HOCKEY RESULT.

Boston, 8; Quebec, Canadian
American League.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
Iva WILLIAMS, washington
"A catcher, feels that his arm has

~ catcher, feels that his arm has
been strengthened as the result
of treatment by Bonesetter Reese
Ray Morgan. National infielder,
yesterday signed a contract for next
season.
Ty Cobb. Detroit's star outfielder.
insists that he'll not sign for next
season for less than $4,000.
Matt McGrath, world champion
hammer thrcwer, is 35 years old
TODAY
Evening star., 1932-12-20
EASTERN HAS FULL
NIGHT CARD
Grads Tackle Former Techs,
School Meets Gonzaga
at Basket Ball.

~ ATTLES between the Eastern and
* Gonzaga quintS and alumni bas-
ket ball teams of Eastern and
Tech will be features of the an
nual alumni night program Thursday
at Eastern High.
Eastern grads slated to see action
include Bernie Lieb, Ben Zola. Bill
Noonan, Dallas Shirley, Ralph Bennie,
Tom Hook and Gordon Kessler.
Tech alumni being counted upon are
Chalky Councillor, Bill Werber, Joe
Croson. Artie Wilson, Carl MacCartee,
Bozie Berger. Jake Goldblatt and Artle
Boyd.
Officials for the public high school
court title series, starting January q,
will be named at meeting OF the
faculty advisers tomorrow at Eastern.
They'll be picked b. vote OF the coaches.
Whether the schools will adopt the
metric system for track meets also will
be considered.
1t is planned to keep fans attending
the title games in the Tech gym in
formed Of the progress of play through
a public address system.
TECH and Western quints get action
i tomorrow. the former against Will
son Teachers on the Tech court
and the latter against Alexandria High
at Western.
Roosevelt tCssa-s meet the Boys Club
ouint at the club, Emerson engages
Eastern at Eastern ana Central plays
St. johns College freshmen at An
napolis in games today.
Central found St Johns easy pickins'
yesterday, walloping the Kaydets. II to
30. on the latter's floor It was the
Blues seventh straight win.
The score.
Evening star., 1932-12-20
ENTRIES CLOSE DECEMBER 22
Entry Blcnk-Fitth annual
Evening Star Yuletide Bowling Tournament

-----
you compete preimnare
what your high average last $50 moe?
affiliated with last current league In which
you have best go games or more)
II not affiliated with any league you
scratch.
wonen's 102 ard
entrants
60 for ard 90 for women se
Twnty-fve tournament will qualify for
fer $500 cash prizes handapS carrying through
prelminaries will establish local
prize funds
alley for details, communicate with
Sports National 5000.E
Evening star., 1932-12-20

See your alley manager for details, communicate with
Evening Sports Department, Phone National 50oo
Evening star., 1932-12-20
Basket Ball Notes

RIFFITH BLUE GOALS, who
I today hold their eighth straight
victory, are paging the best in
the unlimited ranks. With
Evening star., 1932-12-20
HOYA PREPS LAUDED

Totals ...l51444 Totals -.
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best limerick submitted during the
entire contest, to be selected by the
judges.
And just to make it exciting for
the prize-wlnners VINO are pres
ent, the old maestro and the lads
are going to play 'Limericks," and
sing the winning lyrics.
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day prize winners and the winning
limericks will be printed in Satur-
days Times. Leave your last line
for Saturdays contest at the In
diana roof box office Saturday
night or Sunday night before 10
o'clock. Saturdays winners, who
attend the ballroom Sunday night,
will be refunded their admission.
Get into the contest today, if you
haven't already. And I'll see you
at the Indiana roof Sunday night.
Here's a sample limerick:
Oh. why should the whole world be tear
full?
There's sunshine, a whole eye and earful
Though we haven't much dough
Still with prices so low
EVERYTHING is OKAY. LET'S BE
CHEERFUL.
This is one for you.
Now Hoover has tried to stop boarding
It's time that we started affording
Ourselves of the chance
To buy seats for the dance
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Get In This Contest Now,
and Take Money Away
From Old Maestro.
BY BEN BERNIE
(Tbe Old Maestro Himself)

Thanks, folks. knew you'd come
through, just as 1 expected.
Since 1 announced the prosperity
limerick contest in Wednesdays
Times, the contest editor wired me
that hundreds of limericks have
been pouring in.
That alone is a big blow to Old
Man D. E. Preston. Just think of
what it means to the pencil in
dustry and the dictionary trusts |!
And to Uncle Sam! The stamps
consumed are putting money into
the governments pockets (not that
1t needs IT'D and Uncle Sam is
sending it back to indianapolis for
extra mail carriers wages.
That's the spirit Keep our cash
in circulation Feed the hand that
writes you'll Remember, Uncle, no
boarding!
In case you didn't read Wednes-
days Times, I'll tell you what the
Prosperity Limerick Contest is all
about All you have to do to win
pair of free tickets for the Ben
Bernie dance at the Indiana roof
ballroom next Sunday night is write
last line for the unfinished linn
erick which appears at the bottom
of this article, inclose it with a
clipping of the limerick, and send
to the contest editor of The Times
You can send in as manv differ
ent last lines as you wish. There
is no limit, Bernie speaking.
Every day a pair of free tickets
for the Indiana roofs Ben Bernie
dance will be awarded to the per-
son sending in the best limerick.
Sunday night at the dance I will
award a grand prize of SO to the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-07
AGAINST WAGE CUTS
Sen. Robinson Says Federal
Salaries Should Stand.

Il am opposed to slashing salar-
les of federal employees at this
time" Senator Arthur R. Robinson
told $50 postal employees at an in
formal gathering Wednesday in the
postofice.
The senator declared he felt the
average federal employe is receiv-
ing a bare living wage.
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90 Year Term Refused

By United Press
CHICAGO, April 7. - Charged
with disorderly conduct, John Kos
lausN suggested to Judge Allegretti
that he be given a ninety -nine-year
sentence to help him pass the time
away" He was fined cent and
then freed when the judge found
out that was the limit of his
finances.