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holds the national collegiate high
and low hurdles titles and is point
ing for the Olympics, is expected to
break Lee Seminars conference
record of z 4-10 seconds in the
high hurdles. His most danger
Gus competitor is George Sailing,
Iowa captain, who has tied the Big
Ten record.
No other conference shot-putter
has approached the 48-foot mark
set by Clarence Mum, Minnesota
star, who also is an all-America
football player.
Bryce Beecher is expected to bid
for honors in both the high Jump
and pole-vault for I. U. and Biddin-
ger is a Crimson threat in the shot
put.
Watson, Kemp, Neese, Crouch,
Park, Streicher, Martich, Divich
and Jackson are other stars of
coach Billy Hayes great I. U. squad.
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Indiana U. Is Favorite to Capture
First Big Ten Indoor Track Title

squad hope to better Big Ten marks
in the meet. The record of so lilo
seconds in the 440 is almost certain
to be bettered by Ivan Fuqua, SEN
sational I. U. sophomore, or Cap
tain Ed Russell of Michigan. Each
has run the quarter we'll under so
this season.
Charles Hornboste1, Indiana half
miller, who unofficially bettered the
$50 record in the recent f1ve-team
meet, was expected to repeat the
1856 he clicked then on the same
track.
Another great Indiana runner
and strong Olympic candidate is
Henry BrockSmith, who unofficially
shattered the Big Ten mile mark on
the same track last week. He hopes
to repeat his record performance,
and may go after honors in either
the half mile or two mile
Jack Kellar, Ohio State, who
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Flying Dicks Set for
Times Air Cage Tour

~ Their plane poised hop Sunday Dick
Miller, Times writer,
president company Waco dis
butorS have completed preparations basket
ball air
They will visit the sixteen way into the
finals of Hoerdom
day. Soaring from municipal airport Sunday they
will visit the eight title
the latest information data and pictures of the
On Monday The Times air circus will visit eight
On their return to Indianapolis Miller
cast the results Of their WKBF
9:15 m. Sunday Monday
In Mondays and Tuesdays Times Milers
will give complete information sixteen
for Indanas schooboy Friday Saturday
March Is and 49, at Butler heldhouse
This the second annual state "The Flying
Last they finished collecting dope
Indianas
Follow Miller and Arnett their two-day swing
dom and get the latest basketball
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By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Big
Tens prominent candidates for the
Olympic games and more than 100
other conference athletes started
competition today in the twenty
second annual indoor track and field
championships,
Trial heats in half of the ten title
events will be held tonight in Chi
cago universitys new field house,
where the Olympic possibilities are
expected to set new records in the
finals Saturday night.
Indiana, with one of it's strongest
teams, and Michigan, defending last
season, we're favorites to win the
team championship. The Hoosiers
never have won an indoor track
title. Minnesota, Illinois and Wis
consin stand an outside chance to
win.
Three stars of Indiana's unbeaten
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Delivered, Cold Check Chief
Home Bred Threats i'm Derby

finishing second on three occasions.
His winnings approximated $16,890.
The betting fraternity considers the
odds Of 100-to-1 quoted against him
quite liberal.
Depression is by North Star III
out of Escarpolette, and may be had
at 2O0-to-1 in the future books. She
raced we'll as juvenile, but has yet
to prove herself of Derby cahber.
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HALL RETAINS LEAD
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 11.-Final
matches in the all-star three-cush-
ion billiard tournament were played
today. with Allen Hall holding a
half-game lead over his four op-
ponentS.
Hall beat J. N. Bozeman, Cali
fornia, 40 to 81, in forty innings,
Thursday night, after losing to
Johnny Layton, Sedalia, Mo-, 40 to
80, in .thirty-seven innings. Willie
Hoppe defeated Layton, 20 to 3s, in
thirty-four innings, while Welker
Cochran beat Bozeman, 40 to 26, in
forty-two innings.
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too valuable to be displaced this
spring.
He was Handicapped by an in
lured leg and hand last fall and
finished poorly under those disad-
vantageS. He has looked like a
greatly improved pastimer the past
few days at the Sarasota spring
camp.
The Indians were disappointed
again today in their efforts to open
the spring exhibition schedule. Rain
and cold weather forced the post
ponement of the game at Fort
Myers with the Philadelphia Ath-
letics.
The contest will be staged Satur-
day if the temperature rises. Man.
ager Mccain planned to send his
FASTENERS through short workout
this afternoon, weather permitting.
BurwelI Near Signing
Something important is expected
to pop shortly on the Bill Burwell
controversy with the Indians. He
held a tWo-hour conference with
Owner Perry Thursday night, but
failed to accept terms.
Cold weather, accompanied by a
stiff wind, interfered with the In
dams Thursday when they were
carded to lift the lid on their spring
training exhibition program with
the st. Louis Cardinals at Sarasota.
The Hoosiers were willing enough to
play, but at noon Manager Gabby
Street of the worlds champions de-
cided the temperature had dropped
too low for baseball action.
Play Next Tuesday
He said he would make up for the
postponement by bringing his
champs to Sarasota next Tuesday
and if good weather prevailed late
next week, he might give the In
dians another visit on Saturday,
March 10.
The HooSiers were on edge Thurs
day for the tilt with the Cardinals
and were a disappointed lot when
the contest was called off. Pilot Nc
Cam refused to lose the hours,
however, and sent his athletes
through a long afternoon workout.
The fielding of Johnny Cooney
during outfleld drill was feature,
the pitcher pinch hitter and utility
star showing all that was desired in
class.
Phil Weintraub, rookie fly chaser,
again performed well at the plate,
but fell below expectations in judg-
ing fly balls. 1t is the opinion that
Weintraub won't make the grade.
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Dempsey Adds
Two Victories
By United Press

By United Press
AKRON, o.. March 11.-Jack
Dempsey tucked away two more VIC
tories before proceeding to Toledo
today for the next exhibition bouts
of his transforming tour.
The former heavyweight king
knocked out Hank Hankison in two
rounds and felled Tiny Powell six
times in two rounds before $500
spectators here Thursday night.
Dempsey, weighing 1874 pounds, fin
ished fresh, obviously in much bet
ter condition than when he knocked
out K. o. Christner in a Cleveland
ring a month ago.
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The Cox-Leto bout was approved
Thursday night by James I. Veach.
secretary of the state athletic COM
mission.
Leto will be showing for the first
time in Indianapolis. He has been
popular performer in the south
and east, and has fought Battalino,
Canzoneri and others of note.
Collyer's Eye, national boxing au-
thority, rates the Cuban at 235.
Matchmaker Ely was busy today
lining up the supporting bouts, and
promises number of recent win
ners at the armory will have places
on Tuesday nights program.
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Tracy Cox to Test Cuban
Pug at ArmOry Tuesday

Tracy Cox, local lightweight star,
will meet Tony Leto of Cuba in the
main event Of next Tuesday nights
Legion boxing show at the Armory
it was announced today by Gerald
B. Ely matchmaker for the weekly
mitt cards staged by the ex-service
men.
The matchmaker had intended
using Barney Ross of Chicago
against frankie Hughes of Clinton
Tuesday night, but when he found
Cox was available for the date he
Immediately postponed the Ross
Hughes match until a later date.
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College Mat
Stars 1angle

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March II.
Indiana, team champion; Illinois,
Michigan, Iowa and Northwestern
present the most formidable teams
in the annual two-day Big Ten in
dividual wrestling title tourney,
opening here today.
Five defending champions will
compete. The first and second
place winners earn the right to en-
ter the national intercollegiate car
nival, which will serve as an Olym-
pic semi-f1nal test. They are AL
bridge of Indiana, Emmons az I'LL
nois, Dougavito of Michigan, Brown
and Riley of Northwestern.
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purchase or trade outhelder for the Tribesmen
Under the stipulatons of the Len Koenecke deal
with the New York Giants, the clan of McGraw still
owes fly chaser to the Hoosers. But right now it seems
that Mcraw not deliver the player and Perry has
determined to so out and fetch his own man.
Manager Emmett Mccain has reached the conclusion
that his outfeld brigade hand won't measure up to
the American Association standard and owner Perry
has taken McCann word for has ordered his rep
resentatlves to comb the field for pastmer speed
and sugging ability.
1t was learned today, without official announcements
mat Jonah Goldman has been tagged as the starting
SnorStop Tor the Irhesen He the regular last year
and 1t is apparent the Tribe bosses are ready to declare
ne is too smart and skfu in the field to pass him up
over Ray White of Oklahoma City White has looked the
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Irish Cagers Defeat Butler
1928 in Season Windup
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
NOTRE DAME, Ind, March IL
Failure at the free throw line by
Butler cagers who made only nine
of eighteen attempts, helped Notre
Dame to a % to % victory here
Thursday night.
1t was the sixteenth consecutive
win for George Koegan's great Irish
and gave them a season record of
eighteen wins and two defeats, the
losses being at the hands of Indiana
and Purdue early in the campaign.
Big Ed Krause, sophomore CEN
ter, was the high scorer for the
Irish, scoring ten points, one more
than De Cook. Bert Davis gained
high scoring honors for the Bull
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Giants, Cubs
Open Action

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, March 11.-New
York's Giants opened their series
OF six exhibition games with the
Chicago Cubs here today at Wrigley
field. The Bruins arrived today
from their Catalina island camp
where they ended their early spring
drill Thursday. Today's tilt is the
first of thirty exhibitions carded for
the Cubs.
The Giants regulars Thursday de-
teated the reserves 8 to 8, the sec
ono varsity victory in ten starts.
Signor and Smith hurled for the
regulars and White and Salverson
for the yannigans.
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Indoor Games Attract
Star Field of 800

By Times Special
NOTRE DAME, Ind, March IL
Entrants in the sixth annual CEN
trail intercollegiate indoor track and
field championships here tonight
and Saturday began arriving early
today and indications pointed to-
ward field of 800 contenders in
the Notre Dame fieldhouSe carnival
Fourteen colleges will be repre-
sented, among them Butler of In
dianapolis and De PAW. Notre
Dame is the defending champion.
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former Ohio State
grid star, in the
two falls out of
t hree headline
event of tonight's
wrestling card at
the Armory.
The card opens
at $50 p. m. with
a one-fall en-
gagement between
Dutch Eddy and
Jack Scott. local
m i d dl e W e light.
Another middle
weight e v e n t
brings together
B ! a ok Panther
Nit n ell an n
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Henry'S Near
Third Grown

By United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, March IL
Wichita HenryS. national A. A. U.
basketball champions, were but two
PAGES removed today from their
third consecutive title.
The first was a game tonight with
Schuessler Athletic Club, Chicago.
Should Wichita win, they must still
defeat the winner of the Kansas
Stage Liners-Maryville Teachers
game, also scheduled tonight.
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leticS' injured list
today. Collin s.
Ian er during
Thursdays drill
struck Cochrane
on the wrist while
Mickey was catch
ing another ball
ShortStop Joe
Boley reported to
the Mackmen on
Thursday, after
sp e n ding two
weeks at Hot
Springs, Ark. b.
ley said Earn
shaw and Sim
mons training in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-11
BattalinO to
Battle Ran

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 11.-Eddie
Ran, Polish welterweight. is 7 to
5 favorite to defeat Bat Battalino,
former featherweight champion, in
their ten-round bout at Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Ran is the favorite despite the
fact that he was a last-minute sub
Stitute in the bout. A neck injury
prevented Billy Petrolle, the Fargo
Express, from fulfilling his engage
ment with Battalino. Ran prob
ably will scale about 146 pounds,
and Battalino around 1873.
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FIT. WAYNE ENTERS

Bg Times Special
CHICAGO. March 11.-Entry of
Central Catholic high school Of Ft.
Wayne in the national Catholic
high school basketball tournament
today brought the list of HooSier
cagers to compete at Loyola univer-
Sity next week to four.
Others, are Cathedral of Indian
apolis, Jasper Academy and Cath
olic high Of Washington.
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dogs with eight points. He led a
second half rally that brought the
score to % to 18 after Notre Dame
had led Is to at the half. The
game marked the close of college
play for two Bulldog stars, Marshall
Tackett and Howard Chadd, guards.
and gave Butler fourteen wins in
nineteen games this season. It
was Notre Danes second win of
the season over Butler. Summary:
Naive r1or,n roo, mill, zoo,
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Thursday Fight Results

AT FARGO. N. britt German, 11s,
Mslinnsapolis. defeated Frankie wolfram,
ll8, winnipeg. Can; do):, Spud Murphy.
Earlv. 1876 Minneapolis (6l.
AT. AKRON-Sammy O'Dell AS. Akron,
decisioned Tex Talka. ia Chicago, (6i.
kayoed joey Ross. lis. New York. "a.
AT PHILADELPHIA-Al Trainor. Phila-
delphia welterweight, and Baby Joe Cans
California Negro, fought eight slow
rounds to a draw.
FLINT. Mich.-Battling Gizzy, Pitts
burgh. easily outpointed Eddie Anderson,
veteran Wyoming lightweight, in ter
rounds.
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PAYS RECORD PRICE

Aqua CALIENTE, Mexico,
March 11.-Know Me Gnome, g.
year-old gelding, won the second
race cat the race track here Thurs
day and paid $348.80 for a 81 win
ming ticket in the mutuels. This
payoff, $173.40 to 81, is the highest
return on a winner this year.
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Ign Dodgers for
p / a yers an d
money. Lombard,
husky backStop;
Ike Boone, out
fielder, and Wally
Gilbert, veteran
inhelder, may be
sent to the Reds
if the deal goes
through.
Sidn ey We'll,
Cincinnati owner,
and his manager,
Dan Howley, con-
ferred here Thurs
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Local Play Features
Action I'm 10 Centers
Tech, Alexandria and Danve to Wage Bitter Battles for
State Final BerthS; MunCe- Newcastle Rivalry Fray
Promises Heated Rattle
Promises Heated Battle.

Sxtyfour Indiana scholastic ready today
second step in the the
They will battle in sixteen Saturday
night with survivor
Butler heldhouse here March
With four teams
struggle at night will determine Indana's
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By United Press


DILOXI, Miss.-Manager walter
ID johnson announced that three
of the Washington Senators rookie
pitchers would work against the Bal
timore Orioles in the opening eX-
hibition game here next Sunday.
The rockies are Frank Ragland and
Bob Friedrich, right-handerS, and
Lynn Griffith, southpaw.
SAVANNAH, Calf weather permits.
the regulars and Yannigans Of the Boston
Red Sex will play a nine-inning game
today. Despite cold weather Thursday
Manager Shauno Collins sent his SQUAD
through brisk workout.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.-ManaSer Bill
McKechnie will concentrate today on pol
ishing up team plav to prime the Boston
Braves Ter t N 9oeni9g eXnin9n game
q q
SAN FRANCISC0-The San Francisco
seals turned on the Detroit Tigers Thurs
day and took the third game Of their ex-
hihition series. to 3. in 4 ten-inning bat
tie. Rhiel. second baSeman for the Tigers,
connected for three hits. one a two-baE-
ger. in four times at bat.
=
TAMPA, Fla.--Cincinnati'S Reds
Il failed to practice Thursday for
the first time since their training
camp opened on Feb. %. Man
ager Dan Howley excused all hands
from work because of lack of heat
in their clubhouse and shower
baths, believing it unwise to let the
players run the risk of catching
cold while dressing, even though it
was warm enough for baseball on
the playing field.
wINTERHAvEN. Fia.-The PhillieS
regulars won close game from the
Yannigans Thursday. 20 o. Hargrove
and woodington limited the regulars to
three hits. while Bolen and HoIIey for
the regulars held the reserves TO the
same. Doug Tortt injured his hand dur
ing batting practice.
=
SAN ANTONIO. Textile Chicago
White Sox will play their FIRST intra-club
practice game. today. Cold weather drove
the squad indoors Thursday and delayed
this initial game until today.
n
NEW 0RLEANS--CIeveland Indians
beEin three consecutive exhibition kames
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GOOSE GOSLIN SIGNS

D y tNIeS NptCtdE
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
March 11-Goose Goslin, the slug
ging veteran outfielder, has signed
his 1882 contract with the st. Louis
Browns. No salary terms were an
nounced.
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Him HONOR HOOSIER

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, March IL
Illinois university's 1888 basketball
team will be captained by Boyd
Owen of South Bend, Ind, his
teammates decided at the annual
banquet Thursday night. Owen is
q guard.
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Tribe in Market for Flychaser;
Tilt With AS Today Postponed
Jonah Goldman CinCheS Regular ShortStop Berth With
HooSerS Rain and Cold Check Indians in Second
Exhibition Attempt; BurweI Settlement Near.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

SARASOTA F1a March J. Hickey of the
American Association today notified
had waived on Bill Burwell the veteran hodOut hurer
The pitcher notified at
for conference with Owner
ready state what his
terms definitely offer
Burwe said he had been unsuccessful making
his 1881 with the Indians
defeats He has been with the HOOsier years.
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LONG IS REINSTATED
Famous Sportsman Regains Good
Standing at CaIiente.

By United Press
SAN DIEGO, March IL. - Al
though ne had already disposed of
many of his horses, Baron Long,
widely known sportsman, today
again had the privileges OF the Aqua
Caliente race track.
The stewards of the Aqua Cali
ente Jockey Club voted his rein
statement, canceling a suspension
in force since Jan. Is as a result
of his betting coup on Linden Tree.
Because of the sale of much Of mia
stock, it was not believed Long
would enter any races.
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Young Price. In the semi windup,
Tony zikof, Austrian heavyweight,
opposes Ad Herman, newcomer.
Frank Buchanan will referee.
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SHORTRIDGE CAGE BATTLE
After a week of practice, the
senior and underclassmen team
members were all set for their an
nual cage scrap this afternoon in
the Blue gym.
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Heavies in Top
-Armory Event

Sailor Jack Arnold, former Navy
heavyweight, will attempt to end
the long string of successes piled
up here by Hardy KruSkamp,
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Dodgers Seek
Strip of Reds

By United Press
CLEARWATER, Fla, March 12.-
Active negotiations are underway
for Joe Strip, Cincinnati Reds in
fielder, to be traded to the Brook
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day with Manager Max Carey of
the Dodgers and Dutch Carter, a
director. Strip is a holdout. He
played in los games in 1881, bat
ting 1924.
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COchrane Hurt;
Boley Reports

By United Press
FIT. MYERS, Fla, March 11.-A
fungo hit by Eddie Collins put
Mickey Cochrane back on the Ath-
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the Ozark spa, are not as far along
in their conditioning as they were
this time a year ago.
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March lin addition
ness OF convincing the hodouts their best interests
themselves
baseball CLUB Owner Norman
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talent during
preSVe showing
needs at least another anv
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SAN ANTONIO. Textile Chicago
White Sox will play their frst intra-club
practice game today. Cold weather drove
the squad indoors Thursday and delayed
this initial game until today.
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TITO repeat he did everything but
Il pitch, but few moderns remem-
Der him as anything but a short
stop. Wagner was a great hitter and
great baserunner. He was not the
scientific hitter that Cobb was nor
the slugger that Ruth is, but no
pitcher took a delight in throwing
To him 11ndnr arnu circ11r,n ctnrcnr
Evening star., 1932-10-12

Scotland has many new housing
projects.
Evening star., 1932-10-12

was elected chairman; Henry @. Wells
of Boston vice chairman, and Walter
S. Fenton of Rutland, VI, treasurer
Carl D. Jackson of New York, the Sec
retary, was reelected.
Frank A. Reid of New York, the re-
firing chairman, and George r. Grant,
retiring treasurer. were named to the
council of the section.
Evening star., 1932-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs N F. Schields Of Port
Jervis, N. Y, are at the Harrington for
a few days.
Evening star., 1932-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Dempsey of Los
Angeles, Calf, are in Washington for
short time, and are staying at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1932-10-12
TOWN RENEWS FIGHT
TO REMOVE MAYOR
Successor Elected, but Court Pro
ceedings Expected to Replace
Muncie, Ind, Executive.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MUNCIE, Ind, october 12.-Renew-
ing its attempts to oust Mayor George
r. Dale, who has been convicted OF
conspiracy to violate the Federal pro-
hibition law. the Muncie City Council
last night elected Earl Everett, coun-
Gilman and Democratic county chair
man, to succeed to the office.
A previous attempt, in which the
Council named temporary mayor, was
blocked, when Dale obtained a tenn
porary order in Circuit Court restrain
ing the Council from electing sue
ceSsor. Judge L. A. Guthrie dissolved
this order yesterday.
Dale, whose appeal from the convic
Evening star., 1932-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Bootman and
their son Clifford of Upper Darby, Pa,
who are at the Harrington, will return
to their home Saturday after visit in
Washington.
Mr.. w. A. Rodenberg and Mr. Paul
J. Christian have returned from a mo-
tor trip to St. Louis.
Evening star., 1932-10-12
CHICAGOAN DROPS DEAD

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., December IL
R)-A. C. Thorn, an executive of the
Peoples Gas G. Coke Co. Chicago.
dropped dead last night in the Tray
more Hotel. He was attending con-
vention of the American Gas Associa-
ton.