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Evening star., 1932-09-11
CLAIMS CONFLICT
AT FARM PARLEY
Stories of Suffering Offset by
Optimistic Note of
Others.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, September 10
Contrasting pictures Of the plight OF
the American farmer-on one hand at
the brink of revolution to save his
home, on the other afflicted with eco
nomic ailments not nearly so severe
as described-were painted for Cover
nors and representatives of nine agri-
cultural States today.
Through the conference rooms where
the executives sought a program of
quick and permanent relief for agricul-
ture have paraded officials of farm or
ganiZations, insurance company repre-
sentatives, legislators and others offer
ing their ideas
John A. Bosch of Atwater, MINI, one
OF the officials saw in the low price Level
of farm products an evil striking at the
foundations of Government.
1T will be impossible to avert a
revolution-our homes must be saved
or there will be a revolution" he told
the conferees.
Stanton Allen Of Sioux City, manager
Of the farm loan division of an insur-
Evening star., 1932-09-11
COMMUNITY CHEST GIRL
Miss Florence Coekerille to Be
- Guest Star.

Miss Florence Cockerille. member Of
the Washington Pianists' Cub, will be
the guest star on the Community
Chest Girl" program on Station VOL
at 6:45 pm. tomorrow. The program
is in charge Of Mrs. Ruth Tuckey
Shear, accompanied by Nell Paxton.
Miss Martha Davenport, teacher of
the violin at the Institute Of Musical
Art, will be the guest star on the pro-
gram September 49, Programs Of Sep
tember rs and October 8 will be fea-
tured, respectively. by the appearances
OF Miss Nettie Sadie, pianist, and r.
E. Myer baritone.
Evening star., 1932-09-11
TIDAL BASIN SEAWALL
is SCENE OF SUICIDE
Colored Man Dead of Bullet in
Head When Police Are Called
by Youth.

Charles Thomas. colored, about so,
of the TOO block of @ street, shot and
killed himself yesterday on the north
seawall of the Tidal Basin, block west
of the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing.
Stanford Carrier, IT, of 1917 Rhode
Island avenue, told police Thomas fired
bullet into his head from a pistol
as he sat with his elbows on the
guard rail and his feet dangling over
the wall. The man was dead when
the Emergency Hospital ambulance ar
rived.
Thomas was identified at the Morgue
by friends.
Evening star., 1932-09-11
Circus at Bladensburg.

BLADENSBURG, Md, September 10
(SpeciaD.-A three-ring circue gave
a performance for the benefit of the
Bladensburg fire rescue squad on the
Mount Rainier base ball field, on the
Bladensburg road near the District
line, tonight.
Evening star., 1932-09-11
Dairymen's Ultimatum Is Rejected by
Memphis Plants.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, September 10 Up.
Possibility of ''milkman's holiday"
increased today as milk plant operators
refused to discuss prices with a repre-
sentative of the producers. The dairy
Inen last night demanded $3.50 per 100
pounds for their milk, and fixed Sep
tember Is as the date for strike
Evening star., 1932-09-11
HEAT WAVE CONTINUES
San Francisco Has Two Deaths and
Numerous Prostrations.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 10
P.-Heat which caused two deaths and
numerous prostrations here yesterday as
the thermometer rose to 100 degrees,
the highest since 1918, will continue
today, United States Weather Bureau
forecasts said.
The victims were Frank Williams, IS,
mechanic, and Alex Larsen, rs, a
locksmith Most of the prostrations
were among marcherS in an Admission
day parade.
Yesterday was also the hottest Sep
tember day since 1904.
Evening star., 1932-09-11

Director of the United States Geological
Surveys engraving and printing plant,
who was retired Friday after completing
more than 40 years of continuous serv-
ice in this branch of the Government.
Mr. Kubel, who resides at 1928 Kenyon
street. was presented purse by fellow
workers.
The retiring Federal employe was in
the employ Of the United States
geological and geographical survey of
the Territories two years before the
Geological Survey was organized, SIS
years ago. He was selected in 1890 by
Maj. j. w. Powell, then director of the
survey, to organize a production
plant, from which grew the establish
ment he held up till the time of his
retirement. He is IA years old.
Evening star., 1932-09-11

and State banks appear prohibited by
eral Home Loan Bank, Attorney Gen.
eral Babcock advised Franklin W. Fort,
chairman of the Home Loan Board, to-
dav
Evening star., 1932-09-11

BOISE, Idaho, September 10 P.-
idaho building and loan associations
Evening star., 1932-09-11

marketing OF farm produce at low
prices.
We are going to get what is Justly
due US, so help us God" he shouted.
MILK STRIKE LIKELY.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

tional Association Of Radio Broad
casters IN q resolution adopted yester-
day at the final session Of their con-
vention here.
Plans were made to continue the
fight with the American Society OF
Composers, Authors and Publishers
over the royalty rates. Oswald r.
Gchuette Of washington, D. c., was
appointed to direct O united movement
en- behalf Of the broadcasters for re
vision and reduction Of the rates pro-
vided under the contract now In effect.
The radio executives attending the
convention adopted q resolution threat
ening to organize their own corps of
composers II schuette should be unable
to make any headway in scaling down
ward the present royalty rates. Under
the present contract, which recently
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Fur RemodeIinq

Let's suppose you have perfectly
lovely fur coat as far As the fur
is concerned, but as far as the
lines and style go 1t is . disap-
pointment. Here's what We can
do for it-make 1t into one OF
those smart little jackets, or change
it from the bunglesome shape II Is
to a sleek. slightly fitted coat that
will be a perfect joy. Then If you
are tired of the collar-we can
change that TO any fur you select.
II the lining is faded or torn we
will replace that--if the fur Is
ripped we will have our expert
furriers repair 1t, There's nothing
We won't do. and do well, and the
prices are most reasonable. Let
us give you an estimate!
FUR SALON-THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

was adopted, the broadcasters pay the
American EociAty Of Composers. aAu-
tt1crs and Publishers q lump royalty
based on the net receipts of the station.
New directors Of the nroadcasters'
association named yesterday included
]. Thomas Lyon, Baltinaore:. Laz,9din
Kay, Atlanta: I. z. Buckwalter. Lam
easter, Pa; Truman Ward, Nashville,
Tenn; w. w. Gedee, Detroit, and
Donald Flarnin, New York City.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Railroad peveloped Nickel Center

An area Of less than 1000 square
miles In the Sudbury district Of Ontario
is the center Of the nickel industry.
Discovered In 1885, IL was not until the
Canadian Pacific Railway was being
pushed westward from Sudbury, gen
Grafton later, that this deposit really
came 10 notice. Enough ore has already
been proved to supply the worlds needs
for generations to come.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
S20.0 One Of-a.kind
Dresses. Sl0.50

Individual styles for the junior
miss a frock Of rabbits hair,
trimmd in dyed wool another
If crepe. has a stunning apron front
and very high neckline. Others
In woolens and crepe Red, blue.
brown, green. black; sizes II to IT,
DEBUTANTE SHOP
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
HELD ON ASSAULT COUNT
Mans Bond In Fixed at %, 600,
Charged with Attack.

Charged with striking n man ever the
head with an iron bar and tnfiicting q
wound, which required SO stitches to
close, william Leon Miser. 20, colored
1900 block Eighth street, was held for
the grand jury under 5000 bond by
Police Court, Judge Isaac r. Hitt
yesterday. -.
The defendant was accused Of strik-
ing Daniel Hishtower, also colored. hoo
block Of Fifty first place northeast. He
was formally charged with assault with
q dangerous weapon.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
PARLIAMENTARY CABINET
AUTHORIZED TN ARGENTINA
President Salamanca Approves Fer
matien Of Executive Group
TO Replace Him.

ny tha Associated Press.
LA PAZ, Bolivia, November IT.
President Salamanca yesterday again
auth orised the Liberal leader, TeJAda
Sorsano, to form n parliamentary caei-
net mlpplanting the President as far as
the constitution viii permit.
Tejsda began consultations with
political leaders and 1t was believed his
Evening star., 1932-11-17
BROADCASTERS SEEK
SONG ROYALTY CUTS
0. F. schuette Of Washington Is
Named to Head Fight for
! Reductions.

ny the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, November 17.-Revision
Of the contract governing payment of
royalties to composers and song writers
was demanded by members of the Ma
Evening star., 1932-11-17
RUTH ELDER SEES FIGHT
Reno Gas. Following Divorce Post

poned In Police Court.
RENO. New, November IL IR-Ruth
Elder, aviatrix, divorced this week from
Walter Camp. jr., viii not have to
appear In Police Court today and per-
haps not ut all. = 49,
Police said she looked on while Ken
drick Johnson and M. j. Holland
fought after q Monday night party in
an apartment house Each received a
black eye and Holland filed assault and
battery charges against Johnson,
Reno attorney. District Attorney A. P.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Wedding cake Saved.

PHILADELPHIA CP. - when fire
broke up wedding banquet In the
meeting hall. Of the Bakery and Cen
fectionery Workers Union one heroic
guest prevented a total loss. He saved
the wedding cake. ~.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
$25 Velvets, Wools, Silk
Crepes, S10.7S

Here are dresses at o price that
your budget likes! Jewel-toned vel
vets, the softest woods imaginable,
silk crepes that use the dull and
shiny satin side. Cunning puff
sleeves, md the dattering high
necklines. Sizes IA to 20. Black,
brown, green, wine, S1075
gold, red, blue. ......
Evening star., 1932-11-17
5000 and &0.0
Dresses, SIS

Dressy and tailored crepes, some
trimmed with dyed laces, woods
with touches OF fur, crepe frocks
q. with separate jackets, bright crepes
with fagoting. to wear under your
coat. Evening dresses trimmed
with fur. Black, brown,
wine, green, white. Sizes @9S
So to a..
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Economy Dress Shop
S1O.95 Crepe and Wool
Dresses, $5
$3.50 Skintex
Girdles. S1.05

Crepes and satin and crepe COM
binations lace trimmed and
tailored styles {. faggoting and
hemstitching. Others are velvet
trimmed. Sheer woods IN jersey,
crepe and ostrich wool with
pert white pique collars and metal
buttons. Sizes 16 to a black,
brown and wine.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
More Lap,iinlf
Jackets!
$3.50

We have Just received another ship
ment of those justly popular lapin
Jackets in all the best shades Of the
season-black, brown, and lovely
mellow rose-beige that is simply
a knockout with dark brown. The
skins are exceptionally fine
some of the jackets were actually
intended to sell for a higher price.
Large and small collars. and In
the new below-the-hip length.
FUR SALON-3REy FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Misses 5000 Goats
SIS

@S69.50 Misses Black Crepe Goats
with large horseshoe collars QES
Of badger: II and 49,. -. %OO
3-s6s.5o Misses Wool Crepe Coats
with fox collars and cuffs. egg
Black. brown; II to 1s.... ~oO
3-S69.5O Misses Coats with circu-
lar shawl and elbow cuffs egg
Of Persian lamb; l6 and Is RO0
2--s6S.50 Misses Detachable Cape
Coats in brown woolen, WSE
with kolinsky; Is. ..... ~Oo
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
S25 Velvets, Woods,
Crepes, S19.75

Here's q collection that will find
host OF friendcl Fine silks and
wools, on the lines that are most IN
demand. These dresses have fine
detail, the shoulders At well, the
hens stay in. the hip lines are
smooth. Bright shades a. well as
black and brown. aIO 7S
Sizes % TO A.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
$1l0 to $l35 Goats,
S08.0

2-S125 Women's black Duvelxa
cloth coats with magnificent collars
of silver tcx. 3512 0OQ S0
and 36 ......... ~|O'OO
3-S110 Women's black Velkra
cloth coats with Persian lamb
collars and cuffs. 351z GOO SO
and 40 ...........
3-$125 Women's black and brown
ForstmaTin's Elga cloth coats with
real mink collars and GOO EA
cuffs. 36 and A.. P/O'OO
1-S135 WOman's stunning coat in
brown Romanza, with
beaver collar and coo En
cuffs. 80 ......... %1O'OU
1-S135 Shorter Woman's green
Elga cloth coat with striking cir
cular shawl of real coo Sn
mink 35k2 ....... %~o'cO
1-$l3B Woman's black Forst-
mann'G VeIka cloth coat, beauti-
fully trimmed with GOO Sn
kolinsky. 35lz .... PIO'OU
3-S125 Women's black and brown
coats Of Forstmann's Elga clcth.
with exquisite sable coo En
kolinSky. AZ and A. P>o'OO
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

johnson said the hearing had been tn
definitely postponed. sttfFsk
johnson was arrested aftaf Holland
complained the, attorney ,sEafck him
when ne tried To stop johnson from
beating Miss Elder. Miss Elder denied
she had been beaten. Shes said she
',,ducked" when hpstilities be8an.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
SIPS to $145 Goats,
S08.50

2-SI45 Misses coats with luxuri-
Gus collars and cuffs Of beaver.
Forstmann woolens
Wine and beige. IA S03.5O
ana 10 ......-......
3-S125 Misses coats with real
mink! Big collars and cuffs on
black or brown @OQ S0
wools. IA to 49,. ~>o'OO
2-S125 Misses coats in all-black
with shawl collars and elbow cuffs
OF Persian lamb. IA coo E0
dA1o 40
3-S145 Misses coats in Forst-
mann's Elga. with blue or silver
b Burgundy fox. IA to S08.5O
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

failure Of last week would not be
repeated.
Under provisions OF the Bolivian
constitution, the President himself Is
entitled TO name q cabinet consisting
Of secretaries OF six departments.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Misses and WOmen's
A00 Suits. SIS

4 Two-piece suits, in the fine soft
crepey woolens. with shawl collars
and pouch collars Of Persian lamb,
blue fox, and kolinsky. Black,
brown, and blue. Sizes IL &2S
to 40
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Women's $65 to $3.50
Goats, S55

4-S65 Women's Coats in black and
brown, with Fischer fitch
collars and cuffs. 3512 to lSS
4412 Observation-Disclosures. VIZ
2-S79.So Women's Coats In green
and brown wool crepe with blue
fox collars and cuffs. So @SS
htlu 90
5-S6s.So Wo m ems Coats with
waist deep collars and cuffs
Of natural n squirrel. IS @SS
TO - s.s'.'..s'
3--s6g.s0 Women's Wool Coats
with Persian lamb shawl
collar and elbow cuffs. 36 @SS
to 4S ~OO
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
$3.50 Debutante
Dresses. SIX

The smart combination frocks for
fall velvet and silk satin
and crepe here in this group
F.. reduced. too clever details
and some with exquisite lace trim
mings Green. blue, brown, red and
black; sizes IL to II.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
$16.50 Street and After.
noon Dresses, S12.75.

Jacket frocks, fur trimmed WOOL
ems, self-trimmed woolens, velvet
collection of outstanding styles for
the junior; sizes IL to II.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
$7.95 Silk Crepe
Frocks, S3.o5

Just 9 of these tailored crepes, IN
black, brown and red. Sizes SO TO
a.. Included in this group are g.
piece tweed suits. /. smart knit
sweaters and Q matching tweed hat.
Sizes 10 to 20; black and brown
mixtures.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
$3.50 to $110 Goats,
S70.50

e-se9.5s Women's black crepey
wcclen coats with circular and
square shawls of Per-
sian lamb. So to S705O
&2 49,.
3-SS9.s0 Women's black and blue
coats with outstanding shawls and
Gu Guns Is Of kit fox. IS $3.50
70 41
6-S9s.5o Shorter Wemen's brown
crepey WOODEN coats with collars
and cuffs of rich @TO En
beaver: s51z TO 4i1z.. % 1'oU
3-$95 Wolnen's black Forstmann's
Elga cloth coats with black fox
collars and cuffs. So @Z0 Sn
TO 40 ............ %11'OO
S-S110 Women's ceats in Forst-
mann's Ega cloth, with Burgundy
fox collars and cuffs. $40 80
S6 to 90 .........
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Special Purchase!
$l.o5 Satin and
French Crepe
Underwear
sl.e5

Dance sets Of French crepe and
pure dye satin trimmed with cream
laces and fine tuckings. It might
be q little early for gift thinking,
Grafton. The claernise are bias cut
in tailored and lacy styles ;. have
hemstitching and applique laces.
Panties are Of satin and crepe with
applique lace and embroidery. In
the fitted style. Tea rose. blue and
white.
GREY sHoP-sECoND FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-11-17
5th floor
WOMEN,S
$3.50 Woods and
C,renes. $40

Dresses for business and afternoon
In the new lightweight woolens
and rough crepes. You'll find high
style items here -. big sleeves,
high neck1ines, all adaptable to the
needs Of the siZes 80 to A.
Black, brown, green, wine, @I0
blue ..................
Evening star., 1932-11-17
$3.50 Wool and Crepe
Dresses, SIS

Bright contrasting colors, touches
of lace, much interest focused on
the big sleeves, with tueks, slsshes,
tight cuffs. and double cuffs. Skirts
are straight. Some are pleated.
Green, wine, blue, black, &1S
brown. Sizes 36 TO A. -. VIZ
Evening star., 1932-11-17
$80. 50 to S110 Goats,
S70.50

2-$110 Misses coats in Forstmann
woolens, with marvel
GUS kolinsky trim. $40 5O
Black. IA and 20 E. % ->OO
3-SS9.5O Misses coats with shawl
coilaaS Snd cuffs of mink! Black,
green' brown. IA to S70.5O
2-S110 Misses cape coats with
deep border of silver Burgundy
fox on capes. Red and @7O S0
brown. IA to H..
1-S110 Miss coat with waist
deep shawl and cuffs Of black
fox. A value for a go S0
16i ~s
$3.50 Misses black or brown
and wine dresS coats. with beav-
er or kolinsky. IA 40 so
10 10 " W. >sOO
Evening star., 1932-11-17
$3.50 and $3.50
Dresses, $12.75
$3.50 Wool and Silk
Crepe Dresses, SIS

You're sure to find what you want
for there are rare values in
this group! Bright shades that
contrast with each other. soft Tab-
bits hair woolens with touches OF
velvet, and silk crepes with all the
new touches. Bright shades and
black and brown. Sizes Il G15
to 40 ..................
Evening star., 1932-11-17
S16-5O and $3.50
Dresses, S12.7S

Velvet, wool, and crepe In Just the
styles you want to wear for street
and business wear. While these
are really women's dresses, they
are designed on very youthful lines.
The values are out
standing! Sizes % to 9107S
Evening star., 1932-11-17
$3.50 and $49.0
Dresses, SIS

Crepes combined with velvet. IN
smart ways. velvets with stunning
white Venetian lace, dinner dresses
with short puff sleeves, evening
frocks with fur trimming. velvets
that are trimmed with contrast. 9. .
q very new ncte! Black, wine,
green, scarlet, white. Sizes @2S
Ii TO 20. ................. ~O
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Larger Women's Dresses

$3.50 Wools Sheers, Rough Crepes, $40
crepe,
touches @1O
40 501a. VI"
S165O to SIS Silk and SIS and $29.5O Day and
Velvet Dresses. S127S Dinner Dresses, $19.75
-. -, Rough crepe. crepe lace,
with contrasting color full sleeves
with fitted
distinctive;
green, 50h
and wine. Sizes 4oa 9I27S green, blue, and $40 7S
to %SA ~A~''O brown
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Misses &0.5O to $69.5O
Goats. S3S

Goats, S35
3-S5s.S0 Misses Coats, trimmed
with fine beaver; brown COG
woolens IA TO ls.... pOO
3-s49.50 Misses All-black Coats
with collars and cuffs Of black
caracul and skunk. IL @QS
and is poo
2-$49.5e Misses Green Crepey
Woolen Goats with collars 00E
and cuffs of kolinsky. Is. poO
1-S6S.50 Misses Green Crepe Coat
with cape shawl collar and Gag
cuffs Of natural fitch; Is. %1O
Evening star., 1932-11-17
COATS-What a Day!

2-S4e.50 Junior Misses B I a c <
Coats with cape shawls and @0E
cuffs Of marmink; l3 and II ~oo
4-S49.50 Junior Misses Sports
Coats in brown, wine, and green
monotones, with raccoon; @0E
2-S49.50 Junior Misses Sports
Coats in diagonal Worumbo cloth.
Collars Of grey krimmer; @2E
IL and Is. ............... %oC
3-s4S Junior Misses Coats with
blue fox (red, dyed. Tucked
sleeves. Black, green, @2S
brown; 13 to 17........... %oO
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
WONEN'S
COATS
SIS to $3.50
Coats, $65

3--S89.50 Women's black Elga cloth
coats ood cv,Is with kollnaky 90 rs y, '0liar sos
$3.50 Women,s black
crepe crepe. Goa coats , with E bad oadsss ss sos
s--s7s.5e Women's lovely black
coats with soft black fox @RG
and kit fox trim. SO to "A. %OO
2-ST9.5e Shorter Women's coats In
wool, with squirrel collars Q6S
and cuffs. 35la to 3712.... ~Oo
s--s7S Women's brown and
black suede and crepey wooden
coats with fitch and ko- @6S
ltnsky. So TO 40, and 3Ti4. ~Oo
1-SSs.5e Woman's Forstmznn's
Elga cloth coat In wine
with beaver collar and CES
cuffs SO .............. %oo
i--Ss5 Woman's lara cloth coat,
with natural squirrel cape
shawl collar and cuffs. @6S
ClhC %
Evening star., 1932-11-17


1-S98.5e Miss beige dress coat
with collar and cuffs Of @6S
fine quality beaver. H.. ~O0
2-S9S.56 Misses coats with Silver
Burgundy fox collar and cuffs on
brown woolens. IA and @6G
GO
2-S79.50 Misses coats with silver
fox collars and smart CHE
tucked sleeves. Back. 16.. %oO
3-S7s.5O Misses. bronzeen green or
brown coats with beaver
&c cellars and Guns "A and sos
IO
3-S89.50 Misses fine WOODEN coats
with badger collars and
cuffs on green or wine. @HG
Evening star., 1932-11-17

ECONOMY DRESS SHOP
Evening star., 1932-11-05
Ahearn Turns Boxing Teacher
ExW resting Maestro Has Glass of Is 20 3rd Corps
Medical Center.

tutor has met Honeyboy Finnegan, Joe
Dundse, Al Foreman, King Tut. Lew
Mayors, Spencer Gardner. Anoy Bowen
and many other feathers and junior
lightWeights in this bal iWlck.
Mr. Ahearn ought to know how to
advise the boys And over there at
Walter Reed the athletic authorities
believe that he can produce for them a
good boxing team.
In the meanwhile the soldiers are
getting lot of fun out of the twice
a-week clouting classes, and lot
of bumps. Goldie's pupils pull no
punches nor get away from any.
They have not advanced far enough
in their knowledge of the sour
science to be able to duck or pull.
Fifteen soldiers went into fighting
togs the other night to show the former
maestro of maui what they could do.
1t was hectic display of real punching
and when the fire was extinguishsd the
teacher pulled aside three or four Of
his hopes and gave them home work
until he returned a few nights later
They come to me greener than
green" said Goldie. But that's the
way want EN-. You can teach green
fighter better than you can make q boy
with experience unlearn a lot Of things
he should not have learned"
Another means of tuning the boys for
competition in quest of Sd Corps Army
crowns is monthly smoker. which the
mentor of the mitts says gets the boys
used to spectators and Sharpens their
desire n uhir the other follow
Ahearn has been teaching at the
medical center for only a few weeks.
A class that started with a few
lightweights has blossomed into one
which has representatives in nearly
every weight.
Goldies boys. from many sections of
the country. are: AL Boyle and Wes
Trigger, 126-pounders; Red Wright,
Milton Kinzer, Bill Simpson, Lou
Macini and Ed Mousley, 135-pounders;
Jimmy Hanson, lat; Ray Phillips, 1855;
Nick Steppeti and Johnny Mays, 1853;
Martin Estes, 168, and Les Ross, 210.
This is the best of the flock. Other
boys will improve and join the crowd
says Ahearn, and when the class gets
moving swifter next month he hopes
to have group of scrappers who will
get somewhere in service battles and
in exhibitions.
Take this boy Ross" says Goldie.
There's boy who measures over six
feet and can hit like mule. He is
very green with the mitts. When he
gets his footWork down little better I
am going to show him how to do the
most damage with that devastating
punch of his He's a fellow who is
going to be heard from"
Aside from the boxing classes, basket
ball, wrestling and calisthenics are on
the nightly sports menu Next year, it
is said, the post may turn out foot
ball team.
Maj. H. c. Bierbower is athletic off,
Ger at the Medical Center
Evening star., 1932-11-05
RUN FOR 1O-MILE TITLE
Harriers of Three Nations Race in
A. A. U. Championship.

NEW YORK, November CP)-Dis-
tance runners from three nations-the
United States, Japan and Germany
were entered in the Amateur Athletic
Unions 1O-mile championship run at
Lewiston Stadium today.
Carrying Japan's colors was Taika
Con. a student at the University of
Southern California and ninth in the
Olympic marathon. Paul de Bruyn was
Germany's representative The ,eading
American contenders were Whitley
Nicholson. Louis Gregory, Bill Cox and
Bill Steiner.
Bill Chisolm of Los Angeles was IA
vored in the 7-mile championship walk
which was to precede the run.