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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13
Down the Alleys With Local Pin-Spillers

The Indianapolis city tournament will be
rolled on the Uptown alleys this year, play
closes at midnight Jan. 81 The tourney
will again be divided into classes. A, B and
c, teams with an average Of 900 or better
ali teams from 825 to 899, with class G
for clubs averaging 824 and under. In
doubles play combined average of 800 or
and under this mark class c. Singles
classes are A, $50 or over; B. 179 to l65,
and G. l64 and under. The entry fee for
all classes is SIS in the team event, 50 in
Cooperation on the part of the alley
owners this year should make the city
meet one Of the largest ever held: The
Pritchett Recreation Company will pay
one-half of the team entry fee for all
teams that roll on these drives in different
leagues, which should be an inducement
for an entry Of 100 per cent from this
house. The Uptowns, Parkway and Foun-
tain Square alleys are also agreeing to pay
one-half of the team entry for teams from
these houses.
Bowlers and bowling fans should have a
busy weekend if they try to take in the
various events that are carded for the
local drives Saturday and Sunday the
Illinois alleys will stage a head pin tour
nament for both men and women and in
flock OF merchandise prizes for beth events
Entry fee for this meet will be 81 in the
mems play and 75c for the women.
At the Central alleys a 21O-scratoh sin
giles event Will feature. Entrants may roll
three times. but can cash in the prize list
awards for high three-game totals the
high single game outside the prize list will
be rewarded. Play in this event is for
Saturday and Sunday.
The final two DAYS play of the Fountain
square 1000 scratch. annual team event,
will keep the popular south side drives
busy Saturday and Sunday. All teams will
be taking the drives with the determination
Of passing the S.1S9 total rolled BY the
Barbasol team from scratch.
Saturday night the Pritchett Recreation
should be packed TO the rafters If all who
have expressed their interest in the
Minerallte vs.. Barbasol teams should at
tend this feature match of the season
While the visiting team enrols a flock of
nationally known stars. the match is an
even one from every angle as the Barbasol
quintet is capable of rolling any team in
the country without being termed setup
The fifth series of the Capitol City
Treveling League viii be rolled on the
Hotel Antlers alleys Sunday afternoon al
2.30. Some of the stars rolling in this
loop who have been below par to date are
due to break loose with some real totals
Don Johnson has been setting a terrific
pace. having an average Of III pins 8
game, far ahead Of the field. The Bar
great style due 70 Johnsons bowling. and
have finished on TOP each week for total
Of thirtY-two points TO lead by safe
margin.
Walter Miller. sponsor of the Barkeeper's
FRIEND team. rolling in the CAPITOL City
Travelling League from the St. Philip A. C.
elevS. has his team fitted out with new
shirts that are knockouts. The members
Of this club appreciate AIiller's interest in
the club and have shown this bv some
surprising totals that keep them well I'D
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5 Games on
College Bill

Five games are on the card for
Hoosier collegiate elevens tonight,
topped by the Evansville Central
Normal fray at Danville. Each
team has been beaten but once
this season, both boasting strong
veteran lineups.
Earlham's Quakers will protect
their sixteen-game winning streak
against Dayton 90 U. Flyers at
Richmond in another feature at
traction, while De Paw hopes to
register its second victory over
Wilmington when the Buckeyes in
wade Greencastle tonight. Oak
land City goes to Hanover and
Huntington college plays at Ander-
son in other games.
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Santiago Gorilla, San Bias IN
dian; Paul Pirrone, Clevelander,
and Jackie Davis, Jewish welter-
weight, who will engage a trio of
Hoosier fstic stars in the triple
ten mitt program ct the Armory
next Tuesday night, will arrive in
the city in time for public work
outs at the Victory gym Sunday aft
ernoon.
Gorilla is to meet Willard Brown,
local welterweight; Pirrone will tan
gle with Rosy kid Baker, Ander-
son middleweight and Davis will
provide the opposition for Jackie
Reynolds, Muncie veteran, in the
featured scraps.
Gorilla, a veteran, showed his
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13
|. U. GRAPPLERS OPEN

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 49,
The Indiana university wrestling
team will meet Iowa State in the
fieldhouse here Saturday night.
1t will be Indianas first test, and
the following grapplerS have been
named by coach w. H. Thorn fol-
the meet:
lis Pounds. Bush 126 pounds. Captain
Hawkins. 1876 pounds Deyine: las pounds
Goings. l55 pounds. Neal or Wslterhouse.
l65 pounds. Mcdonald: IT'S pounds. Vol.va
heavyweight Jones'
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PLAY GOLF SEMI-FINALS
By Times Special

BY Times Special
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 13.-Ralph
Stonehouse of Indianapolis and his
teammate, Earl Howell Of Miami,
nattle Herman Rama of Long Is
land and Walter Bourne Of Prince
ton, N. j., in seni-fnal match of
the annual professional team tour
nament here today.
Stonehouse and Howell defeated
Russell Stonehouse, Ralph's brother,
and Frank Doonan of Philadelphia,
8 and 2, Thursday while Bourne and
Rama upset the title favorites, Cyril.
walker and Johnny Golden, 5 and 4.
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BY LEFTY LEE

in the race. Miller had visions of rolling
on his team when he had 400 in two
games and four strikes in row to start
his third in the St. Philip No. 2 League.
but something went haywire at this stage
and a SOS total on this kind of start con-
WINGED him he was only duffer in the
pin spilling game.
Rolling scores at which the Fox Grocery
team will shoot later, the Sinclair Refining
team counted 2,742. the 642 of Truitt on
games of 216. 229 and 1877 leading the
way during the Automotive League series
on the Illinois alleys. Citizens Motor car
Won all three games from Inland Battery
despite the poor shooting of c. Jacobs and
Armstrong Eagle Machine No. also won
three from Shell Gas as Republic Creosote
and Eagle Machine No 2 took two games
from National Refining and Piston Service
Ruff rolled 622 as Smith showed on an
even 900.
Johnny Fehr who will roll with the
Barbasol team in the special match Sat-
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Negro League to Meet

A scheduled meeting for the newly
ITeorganlzed National Negro Baseball
League will be held at the Indian
apols Negro Y. M c. A. on Feb. Is,
league officials announced here to-
day.
Six clubs already have been
granted franchises and two more
may be added later. Clubs now in
the league are the Pittsburgh Pa
Crawtords, Chicago American
Giants, Cleveland White Sox, Nash
vile (Tenn) Elite Giants, Home
stead (Pa0 Grays and Indianapolis
A. B. C.'s.
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Jeby Ring Choice
Over BattagHa
BIZ Lnited Presa

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The va
cancy created when Mickey Walker
abdicated his middleWeight throne
for crack at the heavier boys will
be filled tonight when Ben Jeby
meets frankie Battaglia of Winni-
peg in fifteen-round bout in Madi-
son Square Garden.
That is, the vacancy will be filled
insofar as New York state boxing
commission is concerned.
Jeby is a to favorite. This
would seem to prove that the boys
who make the odds rate a knockout
very light, indeed, for it was not
many months ago that Battaglia
smacked Jeby kicking in the first
round at Chicago.
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Title Regatta
Is Cancelled

BV Science Serrice
NEW YORK, Jan. Striking
one of its most damaging blows to
American amateur athletics, the
depression has swept the colorful
Poughkeepsie regatta from the Hud-
son in 1888.
Stewards of the Intercollegiate
Rowing Association voted to aban-
don this college crew classic in June
for economic reasons, posting the
first cancellation since the event.
inception in 1895. excepting in the
World war period.
The stewards hoped that the race
might be resumed in 1884.
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CHIS0X BUY HURLER

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 13-The White
Sox today announced the purchase
of George Murray, right handed
pitcher, from the Dallas club of the
Texas League.
Murray is 80 years old and has
been up with the Red Sox and
Yankees. He won % games and
lost IS with Dallas last year.
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urdav night returned to his old-time form
curing the Prlntcraft League play at
Prltchetts. leading. the field with total
Of the bows in this loop were getting the
wood, Bennett rolling 6l5. Woodland. 639
Carmin. 632 Schleimer. 639 Al Krebs
611: Espey. 624. ~and Alex Kriner. SCI. The
c. E. Pauley team posted single game
The Star and Bingham Roller teams won
three games from Roller Printing and STAFF
ford Engraving as c. E. Paulev and Flint
Ink won two from Pivot City Ink and
Thomas Restaurant.
Babe was in great form during the
Bankers League session. scores of 215. 247
and ia giving him count Of 676. W. j..
Keller. runner-up to Babe. was far be-
hind with $50.
Alex Kriner deserves a line for his steady
work in recent weeks the 500 totals com
ing with clock like regularity. IN add
ton to his 661 in the Printcraft League
Krinerr, scored 500 during the L. s. ,Ayres
however with a 628 that included the nigh
single game Of 246.
Universal League PLAYERS we're off their
game. only two 600 counts appearing. Kagel
rolling 621 and Hoekersmitn. COS. Team
PLAY resulted III, in TRIPLE gins for Century
Steele and Fishback Grille and an odd
game win for Volmer Meats Coca Cola. S
ano s. Service and Bittrich Meats 4i from iron!
EQUIPMENT and Cain Lunch.
Frank Morris and Bob Wilmoth battled
each other all the wav during the Ameri-
can Central Life series at Pritchetts. Nor
rls slipping of with all honors and a 700
count when he sandWiched a 269 score be-
tween games Of 2o8 and 225 for a total of
702. Wilmoth had a 264 and 225. but that
ia game stopped him at 663 Barney
showed on 604
Bill Sargent led the Little Flower League
with total of 6l2. but his team. the
man Meat Market. Smittie's BARRIERS and
Victor Pharmacy also lost two to Lind
wood service and Gard and Rosenberger.
as Lavmans Tea Room won all three from
Emerson Theater.
The Fifty Fourth Street Merchants vs..
League was a dandy. the Fifty-Fourth
Street bows taking the rubber when they
closed with score of l,l19 to their OBJ
ponent's 1908 Goodhue. Kuhns and Shaw
rolled 644. 642 and col for the winners as
Hoffman. Dawson and Rice counted SOS
GAG and 642 for the Cafe team.
Uptown Plumbing also won two games
from Pep-o-Mat in well PLAYED series.
Mathews counting GIL against Parkers Gil
to give his team the edge.
Community Cafe and Hurt Bros. slipped
over an odd game WIN on United Dental
anc Mason Dentists. Totals of 500 during
these games were. Rorsvthe $50: KELLEY.
e23: Lane. 632. and Lauer SIC.
Clevenger copped all honors during the
Elk League series on the Hotel Antler
drives. scoring SEQ with games Of 1872 255
and 225. Stark rolled SOC and Burnett eos.
The Federal League games on the Cen
trail allevs resulted in a triple win for
Post Office from Railway and an odd game
yictorv for Collectors aEd Revenue from
Field and AGENTS.
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|. C. INVADES ILLINOIS

Indiana Centrars victory string
is threatened by Eastern Illinois
Teachers, whom the local cole
gians battle at Charleston, H., Sat-
urday night.
Coach Harry Good has been drill
ing on a small floor. similar to the
Eastern Illinois court, for the game
and has changed his style of at
tack and defense. The Grey
hounds defeated the Charleston five
in their first meeting two weeks
ago, 80 to %.
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Four games viii be played at Pennsy
gym SUNDAY afternoon. Polks MIX and
St Philip A c. and St. Joan of Arc net
ters play at 4. Two other games are being
arranged.
Irvington Troians downed Greenfield, "A
to IS. squirting in the second half after
leading Is TO IA at the intermlSsion Tro-
JAMS take on Cicero at old Butler gym Mon
day at D. M. a preliminary game viii
start at D. m.
Ferndale A. c, defeated Bethany Chris
tian. 2S to s.. in Ross Smith League
aR er al and F9 Wooe sn shd SS H R
ard Grocery caGers at Dearborn SUNDAY
at .. m. Next week. Ferndale A. and
B teams invade Central NJ. E. court for
action. For games with FerndaIes. cali
BUD Oh. 1891 or Ii. 0034
Amalgamated Cheese Company is. putting
fast quintet on the court. Coach Near
pass ANNOUNCED the i9liowlng players S, on on
McCutcheon and Hull. New uniforms have
been issued Teams having access 10 GYMS
and wanting games call NearpaSs at Ii.
1889.
Turner Actiyes would Ike to book be- samegs
with teams, PLAYING IN the lS-2O-yes "a
Heart. Chrstamores. Rhodius =. and Real
six Night Hawks notice. Call Or. 7l50
after $50 D. m. and ask for SpeTr'
The NJ. / A. quintet would like &c book
games with teams having access to gyms.
II / A. play in the l7-20-year-olo class.
Road games are wanted for February.
write W. Schwartz $50 Forest street. or
call Cherry 1918. ask for BOYD.
East Tenth Knights will play at East
Tenth gym at : p. m. Saturday. Following
PLAYERS notice: Anderson ,Beeson, BRIGHT,
KILLER O'Brien. Stage. Ten Eyck, Thomas.
Williams, Wilson and Woodrum.
Thorntown independents defeate q
Bowers. 80 10 90 Dick Wetherald was
high scorer with eleven points Thorntown
would ike to book games with city and
state teams having access to gyms. Write
c. D. Craig. Thorntown, Ind.
indianapolis Flashes A team trounced
McDougal A C of Frankfort in an Indiana
-unior Conference game here Thursday
night 76 to 10 Flashes we're in front. q
IN 6 at half time. Two more conference
games are on the Flashes schedule this
week. at Huntington on Saturday night
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r e C e n t ConquerOr
of Jack Reynolds.
Billy Thorn, pop
uIar 1. U. mentor,
takes on Wildcat
Mccain, highly
t e d newcomer,
and Charlie Carr
faces Chief Little
Wood in one fall,
thirty minute semi
windup tusSles. In
prelim events, Chief
Lakeside opposes
Ed Baker, local
light heavy, and
Eddie RelShaW. ma
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13
LYNCH GOLF CHAMPION
New York Amateur Triumphs in
Miami Biltmore Play.

BIZ United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 13-Arthur
Lynch of Mamaroneck, N. Y, today
held the Miami Biltmore amateur
golf championship.
He defeated 16-year-old Garfield
Miller of Pelham, N. Y, in the
thirty-six-hole final, 5 and 4, Thurs
day.
Miller was three down at the half
way mark. Lynch replaces Tommy
Goodwin of Monroe, N. Y, as cham
pion. Goodwin was eliminated by
Miller in the semi-finals Wednesday.
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Thursday Ring Results

AT NEW HAVEN. Conn-Cocoa Kid. 1856.
New Haven. defeated Pancho villa, 1877,
New Bedford. lol.
AT PASADENA. Cshf-Abie Miller 1875,
Los Angeles decisioned Cecil PAYNE. lsf.
frrisvire i6t. frankie Stevens. l24 drew
with Phil Rios i25. f4A : Joe Walcott i47
knocked out ferris Hill. lf6. On.
AT GRAND RAPIDS. Aieh. Wesley
.rsn1ew. GRAND Poplds. decisioned Tony Her
vrrs E1-ico llof .1onnnv Miller Detroit
!. c...rci9tsa Teen JaS.ls'-i Grand Rapids
iO rhac,- Woods D2trot. dec.sioned
Bud sol.e- ElknaT.. Ind. 90.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13
SavOldi Plans Tour

81 IfWeS NpeciGI
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 13.-Joe
Savoldi, eX-Notre Dame football
star and professional grappler, said
today he would take two football
teams of eX-collegiate FASTENERS to
Italy next May, at the invitation of
Premier Mussolini, to introduce the
grid sport to Italians.
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Ball State
Bumps EUas
BIZ United Press

BIZ { HIfCd Press
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 13.-Ball
State defeated Evansville college
METERS here Thursday night, 35 to
30, checking brilliant rally in the
last half.
When the first period ended, Ball
State was leading % to 7. Then
McCutchan, Evansville center, led a
rally that put his team within one
point of tying the score three times
in the final half.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13

the states outstanding performers
in the speedy Malaska, comes to
Washington gym to play the CONT
nentals, while Broad Ripple is host
to Noblesvillle. In the other attrac-
ton, Park school will seek revenge
for a three-point loss to Kirklin in
a return game here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13
HEAVY RIVALS TO SIGN

BIZ LHited Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 13-Primo
Camera, italian heavyweight, and
Ernie Schaaf of Boston, were to
sign today for a ten-round bout at
Madison. Square Garden, probably
on Feb 10.
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taller. Seward is 6 feet 512 inches;
Yelch, feet 2; Berns, feet and
Perry, 6 feet g Robinson, speedy
guard, stands feet 10 inches and
Dempsey, 5 feet 8 inches.
Peterman takes his team to
Martinsville tonight, and Satur-
day night the northsiders cavort
on their home court against Gar
field of Terre Haute.
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1. A. c. Racauets Victor

indianapolis Athletic Club racquet
team won lis first match OF the
season Thursday night. defeating
Purdue faculty team here, to 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13
Ray Mangruim Retains
Lead in Caliente Open
By United Press

Aqua CALENTE 13-Ray Mangrum young pro-
open
golf championship swung into the enlidna round today.
22yearod par Thursday main
field opening
Mangrums 2 gave him
of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13
PareLH Faces
KoLln on Mat

Joe Parelli, former middleweight
champion, returns to local mat &C
ton tonight at the Armory when he
takes on Henry (WhiskerS) Kolln.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13
ATTUCKS FIVE IN ACTION

Crispus Attacks. local Negro high
school quintet, returning to hard
wood action tonight, playing Y. NJ.
c. a. Bnddies club at Attacks gym.
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tional collegiate champ, tackles
Speedy O'Neil in the opener at $3.50.
This is Parelli's first appearance
here in two years.
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Calls DidricksOn's Hand

HERE'S one young woman who
Il L has taken Babe Didrikson's
challenge. She's Ruth McGinnis,
who will battle the Texas girl
athlete in a championship billiard
match in New York this weekend.
Ruth holds the title now.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13

Four games will be PLAYED at Pennsy
gym SUNDAY afternoon Folks MIX and
St Patrick Quintets tangle at D. m. and
St Philip A. c. and St. Joan of Arc net
ters play at 4. Two other games are being
arranged
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13

Walter Miller. sponsor of the -Barkeeper's
Friend team. rolling in the Capitol City
Travelling League from the st. Philip A C.
anevs. has his team fitted out with new
shirts that are knockcuts. The members
Of this club appreciate AIiller's interest in
the club and have shown this nv some
surprising totals that keep them well I'D
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Alex Kriner deserves a line for his steady
work in recent weeks the 500 totals com
ing with clock like regularity IN add
ton to his 661 in the Printcraft League
Kriner scored 608. during the L. s. Ayres
play Thursday night. Whipple topped him.
single game of 246
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13

Irvington Presbyterian Juniors. PLAYING
in the l2-l4-year- old class, desire a game
for tonight and Monday at their gym.
Call Fay Gullion, IT. 4l26.
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NEW BETHEL

Totals 10 6 18 Totals. 70
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Real Silk Night Hawks team lost a
hard fought game TO Indianapolis Rail-
ways, % to IS. For games on a home
and home basis with Night Hawks, call
Ha. 4l30-W, ask for Max
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-13

Babe was in great form during the
Bankers League session. scores of 215. 247
Keller runner-up to Babe. was far be-
hind with 539.
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Irvington TroianS downed Greenfield "A
to IS squirting in the second half after
leading Is to IA at the intermlSslon. Tro-
JAMS take on Cicero al old Butler gym Mon
dav at D. NJ. a preliminary game Will
start at o. m.
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Standard Grocery five lost % vonnegut
Hardware at Pennsy gym, AZ to A. in
a fast overtime tuSsle Standards play
Ferndale Sunday afternoon at Dearborn
az p. m. For games with Standards,
call Barker at Ri 9l59
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Turner ActiveS would like to book games
with teams PLAYING IN the lS-20-year-olo
class and have access 10 GYMS. SACRED
Heart ChrStamores, Rhooius and Real
SIX Night Hawks. notice Gail DR.. IloO
after $50 o. m. and ask for Sperr.
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and with the local rivals. Indianapolis
wizards, at the armory Sunday afternoon.
Robert Vandivier is asked to get in touch
with Elmer White, phone Ha, 2506-W, or
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-16

STERILIZATION
Is PROGRESSING
By HARRY FLORY

= 1850 ACNe~AA OOAANoPOAAoShS
LONDON, June 16.-Anglo-Am-
erican negotiations to arrange for
temporary exchange stability of the
dollar and pound were renewed to-
day at the bank of England. James
Warburg represented the United
States.
American quarters said steady
progress was being made, although
final details had not yet been fixed.
1t was pointed out that Warburg
could not commit the United States
without referring the agreement to
Washington.
The latter point was regarded as
clarifying the statement in Wash
ington of Secretary of the Treas
ury Woodin that any agreement
must be approved in Washington
and the London discussions must
be exploratory" only.
1t is we'll known that the ad-
ministration has not yet approved
the agreement in principle which
the central bankers comforting here
have virtually decided on.
When and if an agreement is
finally concluded in all its details,
1t probably will not be called de
fbcib temporary or approximate
Sterilization, but something am
biguouS, such as "a temporary
agreement to avoid undue fluctu-
ations in exchange rates"
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-16
SHAW To SEEK
PUBLIC WORKS
Continued On Page 81

LOS ANGELES, June 1G. U.Pj-
Rod and reel fishing haunts of Cat
alma Island lured Frank l.. Shaw,
mayor ELECT, from his desk today.
Shaw left for a brief holiday af-
ter penning an ambitious message
to Congressman Thomas F. Ford,
enumerating list of public pro-
jects which he hopes to launch with
the aid of funds from the $780,
100000 public works appropriation
of the federal industrial recovery
bill.
The list included a $42,000,0 900
subway system, union railroad
depot, a breakwater at San Pedro
and an extensive street opening and
widening program.
Hope of early construction of a
railroad station was spurred by the
Interstate commerce commissions
refusal yesterday to grant the Sou
thern Pacific, Santa Fe and Union
Pacific a rehearing on their pro-
tests. The action was cheered by
Clyde L. Seavey, president of the
state railroad commission, who said
it removed the last obstacle in the
way of the project.