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Evening star., 1933-10-21
CAPT. SCAPINELLI WINS
BLERIOT AIR RACE CUP
Using Macchi Seaplane, italian
Officer Averages 3s4.5853
Miles Per Hour.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
ANCONA Italy, October 21.-Capt.
Pietro Scapinelli today won the Bleriot
Cup for airplane racers, completing a
fight of 1928 kilometers (203.688 miles)
in 81 minutes 441s seconds at an aver
age speed of 6193 kilometers (384.5853
niles per hour.
Scapinelli used the Macchi seaplane.
powered with 2,400-horsepower engine,
which was used when Lieut.. Col. Gug-
lielmo Cassinelli established world
record of 1888 miles an hour over q
1O0-kilometer course here October 8.
This was the first attempt Of Scapi-
nelli for the Bleriot Cup, which will be
awarded finally to the first pilot reach
ing a speed of 1000 kilometers 1921
miles) per hour during a minimum OF
80 minutes of flying. In the meantime
it will be held temporarily by pilots
surprising 600 kilometers (372.6 miles,
per hour.
Evening star., 1933-10-21
BARRYMORE MUFFS LINE
WITH MARCONIS ON SET
Noted Inventor and Wife Visit
Hollywood and Discover Trou-
bles of Production.

BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD, October 2l.-Touring
the film studios today shortly after ar
rival here on visit. Guglielmo Mar
conf. noted Italian inventor, and his
wife had first-hand demonstration of
some of the troubles of picture-making
John Barrymore was rehearsing a
scene on one set when the visitors ar
rived. The Marconis were seated.
Speaking his line. Barrymore said:
"Yes, remember gave it to her on
her fourth anniversary"
He stopped short, rolled his eyes up
ward and snorted Nuts"
Barrymore, coming over to them,
bowed and said with smile:
II should have said gave it to her
on our fourth anniversary The fourth
anniversary always seems to embarrass
me-"
Evening star., 1933-10-21
PAL MA TRIAL DELAYED

PALMA, Mallorca, October II R-
The trial of five Americans charged
with assaulting a civil guard was set
today for October ~. The postpone
ment was made to enable lawyers to
complete their briefs.
The five are Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton B.
Lockwood Of West Springfield. Mass;
Roderick F. Mead of New York. Ruther-
ford Fullerton of Columbus, Ohio, and
Edmund w. Blodgett Of Stamford.
Conn.
Evening star., 1933-10-21
PARIS SEES RECOGNITION
AS AID TO U. S. TRADE

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, October 21.-The opening OF
broader trade possibilities for the
United States In q fight against the
depression was seen here last night as
the chief goal Of President Roo6evelt's
invitation to begin negotiations for the
recognition Of Russia.
Government circles, which for Q long
time have been seeking to cement
Franco Russian relations, regard the
initiative as o solidifying Of interna-
tional relations.
They considered the action also as
the logical outcome Of the japanese
American situation.
Evening star., 1933-10-21
ASK SPEEDY RECOGNITION
San Francisco C. of C. Wires
Roosevelt for Action.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 81 (P).-
A resolution asking President Roosevelt
to give speedy recognition to the Rus
sian Soviet government was telegraphed
to Washington yesterday by the d.
rectors of the San Francisco Chamber
of Commerce. The resolution said in
effect:
The Russian government has been
thoroughly stabilized
Trade relationships can be encour-
aged through recognition.
The Pacific Coast stands to gain
materially through the development OF
trade relations with ASiatic Russia"
Evening star., 1933-10-21
PASSION PLAYER DIES
Joseph La Valliere Had Acted al
King Herod for Many Years.

SAN ANGELO, Tex. October q up:
Joseph La Vallier, 10, a member OF
the European Passion Players, who mas
acted the part Of King Herod Tor years,
died unexpectedly here yesterday, put
the performance went ON as scneduleo.
An understudy stepped into the role
after La Valliere was found dead in his
hotel room. A verdict Of death from
natural causes, probably heart disease,
was returned at Q coroner's inquest.
Evening star., 1933-10-21
w. H. RAPLEY is ILL
Director of National Theater in

Director of National Theater in
Serious Condition at Home.
william Harry Rapley, director Of
the National Theater, and well known
in Washington theatrical circles for
many years, Is seriously i'll at his
apartment at the Shoreham Hotel. Mr..
Rapley is under care Of DR.. Henry r.
Schneider, 1716 Rhode Island avenue.
Mr.. Rapley, who is rs, became man
ager of the theater in 1884, and has
been connected with it ever since. HIS
father was manager Of the theater be-
fore him. II
Evening star., 1933-10-21
Odd House Numbering.

The houses in Dublin, Ireland, are
numbered consecutively, starting at one
end Of one side Of . street, continuing
to the farther end and returning on
the other side, 50 that No. In street
may be opposite No. 435.
Evening star., 1933-10-21
INFIDELITY DENIED

George M. Cox, Sr., Files Answer
to Divorce Suit.
NEW ORLEANS, October 81 R.-
George M. Cox, ST., wealthy owner OF
shipping and malt interests, yesterday
denied charges of martial inf1delity IN
filing an answer to the divorce suit
brought against him by his wife.
Mrs. Cox, who was her huSbands
secretary for eight years prior to their
marriage In 1880, has been awarded
alimony of $1,000 a month pending the
outcome of the divorce action.
Mrs. Cox charged in her petition that
her husband had been unfaithful, and
named two Chicago women.
Evening star., 1933-10-21
Fire Rushes to Firemen.

PASADENA, Calf. R.-Fire bells
changed in Sierra Madre. Chief D. W.
Richards picked up his telephone and
q voice told him q fire was on its
way to his station. A few minutes later
q smoking automobile dashed up to the
fire house. Firemen turned the hose
on it.
Evening star., 1933-10-21
WIFE OF EDITOR DIES

CHICAGO, October u R.-Mrs.A
Jeannelle Wilson Dennis. wife ofN
Charles H. Dennis, editor Of the Chi
cago Daily News, died IN the Evanston
Hospital yesterday after q lingering III
ness. Besides her husband. two daugh-
tiers and . son survive.
Evening star., 1933-10-21
GRAF LEAVING BRAZIL
Radio Message Locates Vessel on
It's Way to Chicago.

NEW YORK, October 81 R.-The
Graf Zeppelin, en- route from Rio de
Janeiro to Chicago. passed over Forta-
leza, on the Northeast coast Of Brazil,
early today.
A message from the Graf to Radio
Marine Corporation said: "6:15 am,
Greenwich mean time Q:15 am, East
ern standard time). Over Fortaleza,
Brazil"
Evening star., 1933-10-21
Russia Gives Turkey Planes.

1STANBUL, Turkey, October 81 R.
Soviet Russia has sent f1ve military
airplanes as Q gift to, Turkey on the
occasion Of the republics tenth an
niverSary.
Evening star., 1933-10-21
CHEST GOAL SET
AT $1,945,235.93;
CUT DUE TO u. s. RELIEF

Continued From First Page.)
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U. S. LEADERS AWAIT
ROOSEVELT SPEECH
TOMORROW NIGHT

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1933-10-21
Carl MELCHERS' ART
SEEN BY THOUSANDS
AT PRIVATE SHOWING

Continued From First Page.)
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NOTICE

IL
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to General Ordinance No. Al, 1888. passed
by. the Common Council on the Sd day OF
July, 1893. the undersigned city controller
sealed bids at the office of the city con-
troller at eleven % O'clock a. m; on
porary loan of Six Hundred Fifty Thou
sand Dollars 1850 100000 to the City of
indianapolis, PAYABLE from the current r, en-
Thousand Dollars $3.50 ,OoOO Ol of said sum
shall be delivered not later than July IA.
1873 and shall run for period not to
days thereafter; TWO Hundred Fifty Thou
sand Dollars s25O,0OOO0l O, said sum
August. 1888. and shall run for a period
not to exceed ninety-three 93j days
thereafter; and One Hundred Fifty Thou
shall be delivered on the 14th day Of
September. 1888 and shall run for a per-
100 not to exceed sixty-two (62j days
All bids to be on the annual rate of in
terest asked. or not to exceed six per cent
may be added, and the loan will be
awarded to the lowest and best bidder,
but the right is reserved to reject any
The obligation issued by said city will
De nfeygotiaoie note or notes Of said city:
$3.50 Of wheR sha beaf the 10 dats
Thousand 1ollar3s' $3.50 600 oo Of T dR
one. Hundred Fifty Thousand % Dol lii
$3.50 600 o0 of which shall bear the date
of September IA, 1888. the above dates
being the dates of delivery of said money
specified. Each and all of said notes bear
ing the dates above specified shall be due
and PAYABLE on the 18th day Of November,
1888. ana VIII be in the total amount Of
Six Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars $3.50
100000. Legal opinion on the legality Of
the issue will be furnished by the legal
Indiana.
EVANS WOOLLEN JR,
City Controller.
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices
so Autos For Sale
IS Auto Loans


LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Docket No. 10987.
PETITION OF CITY OF MISHAWAWA
VS.. NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC
SERVICE COMPANY-FOR REDUCTION
OF GAS RATES IN CITY OF MISHA-
WAKA, INDIANA.
Docket No. 10946
PETITION OF CITY OF ELKHART VS..
NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE
COMPANY-TO ADJUST SCHEDULE OF
RATES FOR GAS IN CITY OF ELKHART,
INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in the above entitled causes in
the Rooms of the Commission 40l State
House, at Indianapolis. Indiana at 1000
A. M, Central Standard Time on Tues
day, August l. 1888.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY MOLE COOK, Commissioner.
SHERMAN MINTON, Public Counsellor.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
July s. 1888
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R E N TAILS
2 Unfurnished Houses

JENNY LANE. 22-(47OO East; attrac-
tive 6-room strictly modern double. like
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OFFICE OF THE GEORGE ROGERS
CLARK SESQUTCENTENNIAL
COMMISSION

COMMISSION.
State Library IG;1y an Historical Building,
Sealed bids in triplicate will be received
at this office until p. m. Central Stand
there publicly opened 10 f5r an nqn thfn aa nj
labor and material and performing ali
Gork Tor the following. projects at the
YinceRnes, Indiana: Item a. Drainage
B Underground Sprinkler system ai5sf 'i and
Curbs, and Drains: Item d. Lighting Of
GROUNDS Item e. Trees. Plants and
Lawns. BIDS for one OF more Of the above
items are to be submitted separately and
contracts awarded separately. Plans and
sPpe t5a atom may be seen or obtained
architects 30 East Jackson Boulevard
GIEoRGE EoGERs CLARK sEsQ1IsEN-
Executive Secretary. State Library and
indianapolis.
BIDS FOR COAL
viii be received BY the Board of PARK
Commissions Of the CITY Of indianapolis
nee, i0s City Hall. indianapolis. Indiana
UNTIL $50 A NJ. July 10th 1888 for
s soo t tons or Iess-sxs Egg coal
40 tons-more or less-West Virginia
6x3 Egg coal
lis tons-more or less-citizens Gas
Co. nut coke
., SAID gal to comply with the specifca-
tlons which are now on file in the Office
OF tne Department Of Public Purchase
ano LOT the Board Of Park Commissions
OF tne City Of Indianapolis
blos VIII be delivered TO the Purchas-
ing agents office on or before $50 A. NJ.
Suiy zoth, 1888 on forms furnished BY this
SAID coal TO be delivered from time to
Time 70 the various locations as directed
by the Board Of Park Commissioners.
The Board Of Park Commissioners re-
serves. the right to purchase coal from
one q more bidders. and also reserves the
mitted.
ALBERT II. LOSCHE.
Purchasing Agent,
log City Hall.
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AUTO N 0 TIVE
48 Autos Wanted


CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY.
''INpIANAs Largest Used Car Dealer"
l. WOLF AUTO co.
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REDWOOD 3726-4-room modern double,
garage repapered. good condition. water
Maid 500
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49 Trucks, TraiIers, Tractors

USED CARS wANTFD-Any model or con-
AUTO Co. ls S. East ST. RI-7II9.
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FORD ia TON PLATFORM TRUCK
1881
Rebuilt motor. 1855
HARRY A. SHARP COMPANY
443 Virginia Avenue DIR. 5000
INTERNATIONALLY Il2-ton, 6-cyiin-
der. 3-men cab. Long wheelbase; brand
new dual tires. Quick sale. $3.50. Ints.
Harv. Co. 1925 w Morris
INTERNATIONAL-l93 IL ton. 6-cyiin-
der 3men cab. Long wheelbase: brand
new dual tires. Quick sale. $3.50. Int's.
Harv. Co. 1925 w Morris.
RACTOR-DemonsIrato used semi.
trailer. repossessed dump trucks and new
1882 van chassis. MACK TRUCKS. $50
E. Washington st.
New Semi Trailers, 1895
WILL HAUL 10 TONS
Brakes Axles installed on YOUR trailer.
INDPLS. TRUCK AND TRAILER CO.
lbs e. Georgia st. DR. $500
We urge you to buy now. G. NJ c.
Tractors and 22-ft. trailer in Al condi-
ton. If you will stand investigation. l
have steady. job. Many other Trucks,
tractors. trailers
General Motors Used Truck Dept.
81 w. 18th St.
H. Sandvs. LI-7467.
RESULT producing Times Want Ads Cost
only cents word.
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KEYSTONE, n 511-Upper duplex, 4-rooms
modern. front porch. $3.50.
1925 MANLOVE 4 ROOM DOUBLE So; 90
427 S Ritter rooms water paid $500.
TI-736l G. c. GROVE "A VIRGINIA
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R { NTALS
IL Furnished Rooms

18th e 604-Large room twin beds. also
smaller room, windows. Homelike.
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1862 NJ Illinois
/ Block north bus terminal Clean. light
airy rooms Running water. baths, sin
gle. Use up. double; ST up. weekly So
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y Legal Bids and Proposals

EVANS WOOLLEN JR.,
City Controller.
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ROOSEVELT AVE. 346O-l1 modern rooms.
large lawn. Ideal for sanitarium. CHI
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MERIDIAN, n 2359-Modern Groom dou-
BILE extra toilet, garage. Reduced to S25:
OLIVE 2Ol2-5-room double, will decorate.
SI6 water Maid RE-26l5
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349 N. oriental
Nice 6 room double near Tech. Low
4e'''' GPEGORY &, Appel, INC
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RURAL, N. 1536-Near Boulevard. s.
rooms. heatrola. Al. garage SIS. IR-79l5.
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Nml5n Akl
CORONADO HOTEL

You can be comfortable in one OF our
cool, airy rooms. Large lobby. Complete
service 81 week and up. Delaware at
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so Autos For Sale
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses

$3.50. s27 so mo. 22s5 KENWOOD-3-rooms,
kitchenette, bath porch. modern apart
,tjIitiac t3I-002A
Evening star., 1933-06-21

6. Bristle.
Z. Heavy hammer
8. Boisterous revelry.
9. Close by.
10. Lively song.
IL. japanese rice fish.
IL. Stringed instrument.
l3. Oil Of rose petals.
IA. Reclines.
"a. Head covering.
IS. Emmett
81. Greek letter.
%. Counterparts.
80. Roman road
| 81. A fold.
| 3d. Possessed.
SO. Ornament atop q spire.
"a. A thing in law.
36. Mother of Apollo.
| 81. Knock lightly.
38. Universal language.
| 80. Peruse.
AZ. Climbed.
46. American poet
Al. Consume
40. To steep, as fax
ST. Diminutive.
SO. Leaf of a calyx.
81. Genus of lizards.
SIS. Feeble minded person.
Sc. Island in the Mediterranean.
SO. The poplar.
SO. Revolving part of a machine.
co. Unfastens.
62. Redact.
"a. Egyptian solar disk.
65. A tissue.
SO. Constellation.
10. Male sheep.
Evening star., 1933-06-21
New Plane Flying She'll"

Because OF its perfect streamline q
new German passenger plane Is called
the flying she'll" After the machine
has left the ground the undercarriage
Is drawn up inside the body. OF all
metal construction. the plane measures
about 43 feet In length and the wing
spread Is nearly SO feet. It carries
Of l60 miles an hour.
Evening star., 1933-06-21

Across.
!. Entertainer
8. Seed of an African twining climber.
Is. Type of sailing vessel.
16. Inspire.
~. A greenish mineral.
1s. Yields.
10. Decay.
30. Boy.
81. A grain.
~. One of Hindu race.
%. Decay in over-ripe fruit.
IS. East Indian OK.
27. Rocky pinnacles.
20. Foreigners.
81. Father: colloq.
80. Eremite.
IS. Pertaining to the earth
20. Initiate.
Il. New Zealand parrot.
43. Shelter.
A.. Fuss.
IS. Dissipate.
46. A game fish.
so. Bone.
81. Hooded cloak.
So. Identical.
Sc. Order Of mammals.
81. Plant Of the arum family.
81. Self
g. Sea eagle
SO. Crochet.
&C. Droop
CT. Exhibited.
SO. Repeat.
II. One OF an ancient Palestinian peo-
pie.
70. Father of Ajax.
73 Woody.
"a. Captivates.
i.<Bitter.
2. Song.
g. Commonplace.
4. Hastened.
8. Wicked.
Evening star., 1933-06-21
Iron Block at Funeral.

With solemn ceremony a block Of iron
was buried recently In the Catholic
at Alstaden, Germany. Il
represented Peter Bermann, foreman at
a blast furnace In Oberhausen, who fell
INTO the furnace. Every trace Of him
was consumed, and In order that he
Thould have some sort Of Christian
burial. a small block of iron taken from
that days casting from the furnace was
inscribed with his name ana placed In
the coffin.
Evening star., 1933-09-02
M. Herriot in Moscow.

In the present state of European
tension, for which the German Nazis
are esponsible-"demonst on
the borders of Switzerland and Den
mark are the latest form of Hitlerite
international provocation-special in
terest attaches to the arrival in Mos
COW of former Premier Herriot of
France.
Although he occupies no official
position outside Of his seat in Parlia-
ment, he speaks for France with the
same high authority he carried when
he conferred with President Roosevelt
in Washington last Spring.
It was NJ Herriot's government in
1924 which was responsible for French
recognition of the Soviet Union, cir
cumstance which assures him cordial
welcome at Moscow, in addition to the
fact that his visit follows the Franco
Russian rapprochement incidental to
the treaty of on-aggressicn negotiated
by M. Litvinoff this Summer.
Mr.. Duranty cables to the New York
Times that there may be informal dis
cussion with M. Herriot about the
10000, 900 900 pre-war gold francs (about
$4,000, 900 900 pre-war gold) which
France lent to Czarist Russia. The
Communist government has steadfastly
refused to cckn7wlcdge any obligation
% pa.E.c -3s-c. G,aoc, buv The French
Evening star., 1933-09-02
To Expedite Farm Lending.
From the Omaha World Herald.

from the Omaha World-Herald
Announcement has been made at
Washington that hereafter the Federal
land banks will make loans direct from
the 200 -milliondollar emergency Fed
eral loan fund as well as the regular
first mortgage loans financed by land
bank bonds. This should assist ma
terially in speeding up the refinancing
of farm debts now in distress.
Heretofore loans from this fund have
been made by local agents of the Fed
eral Farm Loan Commission. in those
cities in which land banks are located.
One of the important functions of the
agent is the making of second mortage
loans on land on which the land bank
has granted a first mortgage loan. So
far as possible the work Of the two
credit agencies has been co-ordinated.
but 1t has been difficult to secure that
perfect timing required to expedite the
work of putting through a dual loan.
Now it will be possible for an appli-
cent who needs both first and second
mortgage loans to have both types of
loans investigated and acted upon
simultaneously. Where these loans. as
practically all Of them do, involve q set
tlement with several creditors, many Of
them holding not only land but chattel
mortgages as well, the advantage of
clearing up matters In q single trans
action or series Of transactions at a
single time Is obvious.
Evening star., 1933-09-02
In Step.

The resignation Of Dudley Gates as
assistant administrator for industry in
the N. r. A. is unfortunate because it
will be seized upon by the snipers in
their attack on the national recovery
program And yet it is quite clear that
a movement such as the N. R. A. cannot
60 forward If the head Of the admin
istration has not the full support Of his
assistants. Too many persons are seek
ing today to step forward with one foot
and backward with the other. 1t can
not be done successfully.
The N. r. A., to win, must be q
mass movement in this country includ-
ing the employers, the employees and
the general consuming public The
movement is toward managed industry
managed. it is true. by industry, but
with the Federal Government acting as
umpire and ready to step in if neces-
ssry to bring about what it considers
fair practices. Inevitably there arise
differences of opinion in eny movement
OF such vass proportions, even among
Evening star., 1933-09-02

have never regarded the enormous
stake represented by their Czarist loans
as utterly worthless. Several years ago
Joseph Stain declared that while
Moscow declines to recognize" Czarist
borrowings, the Soviet Union might be
willing to pay an extra percentage OF
interest on ne credits which could
be devoted by the creditor to some
form of redemption fund for old claims.
This diverting Communist "refinanc-
ing" scheme may be submitted to M
Herriot. Another Moscow hint is that
France, through the former premier,
may indicate her readiness to make
a noble gesture by canceling the whole
vast sum which the French consider
that Russia still owes them. Asks Mr.
Duranty: Might not the French can
collation. gesture to Russia be q talk
ing point in French debt discussions
with the United States?"
The french are keen bargainers
where international politics and the
security Of France are concerned. They
loaned their pre-war billions to old
Russia in exchange for pledge Of
armed support by the Gear in the event
of Franco-German war. In return
for canceling that debt, France might
seek an undertaking by Soviet Russia
to fight alongside her against the
Nazis, if the defense Of Austria or some
other course should again lead to
Franco German hostilities.
The Herriot mission to Moscow at
least bristles with interesting posi-
bilities.