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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-21
REPORT FILED
BY RECEIVER
OF CITY TRUST
Final Accounting Made "a
Hours Before DeadIine
Set by Cox.
Continued from Page One)

been accepted by Oren S. Hack, who
was appointed 20 handle the bank S
affairs after Rottger submitted his
resignation.
Reappraisal of assets has beer
ordered by Cox on Hacks petition
and is expected to be submitted
within the next week.
In the liabilities, amount due de-
positors is given at S1,626,012.70, APP
proXimately S626,000 more than the
purported appraisal value.
Cash and funds due from banks
is given at S62,91878, all of which
is on deposit in local institutions.
A net operating loss of the re-
ownership under Rottger for the
period Nov 10. 1880 to March 9, 1893
is shown at SIS, 62664. to which is
added s8.2O2.72 expenses prior to
Rottger'S appointment.
Expenses Of the receivership are
given at $92.94648.
Heavy depreciation of the assets
listed at the beginning of the re-
ownership is shown in items of per-
sonal and collateral loans, mort
cages and bonds, and stocks and
bonds.
Personal loans fell from book
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car line and then took a cab home. +"
When he arrived at the house both
his mother and father were absent.
Mrs. Marcus was at the Morrison
hotel where Factor had set up head
quarters to direct the hunt for his
son.
Factor, himself, had left the hotel
some hours before, after announcing
he was going to tour the haunts of
known kidnapers for some clew to
his sons whereabouts.
The release of the boy, a pre-legal
student at Northwestern university,
came after night Of intense ac-
tivity.
Erstwhile Capone leaders-Mur-
ray HUMPHREYS, Sam (Golfbag)
Hunt and others-had intensified
their activities on the boys behalf.
More than 125 Chicago gangSters,
the Unied Press learned, banded to
aid Factor.
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TRUCULENT DRIVER
GETS THREE FINES
Talks Himself Into Series of
Police CHARGES.

Three fines were imposed today in
municipal court on truck driver
who took the stand. "Tts his bad
luck, in referring TO a motoriSt who
failed, after twenty minutes effort
to get his car out of a parking space
because the truck was parked i'm
properly.
Patrolman Vasile Hociago noticed
the truck parked at an angle in the
300 block East WASHINGTON street
Thursday afternoon. The motOrist
was trying TO get out. Strollinc
leiSurely, Carl Simmons. 924 North
East street, driver Of the truck ap-
peared.
Hociago wanted Simmons to saw
he was sorry about the improper
parking. Simmons retorted with
the comment on the other drivers
bad luck. He was arrested Oh
charge of no city truck license.
AT headquarters. Simmons was
brought before Captain Jesse Nc
Murtry, and talked himself into
charges of improper parking and
no drivers license.
Floyd r. Mannon. municipal JUDGE
pro tenn. fined Simmons ST on the
city license charge, suspending
costs; SO for improper parking. costs
suspended and 81 and costs for no
drivers license. all suspended.
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value in 1880 of S43s, $3.50 to Rott-
gers appraisal figures of $95 ,203.99.
Bonds and stocks originally valued
at S53l,684,46 are appraised now at
$3.50, 979.23.
Mortgage loans and bonds
dropped in value from S465, 572.63 to
1924, 75499.
Rottger cited in the report that
recent appellate court decisions
made it possible to reduce by APP
proXimately S5OO,OOO number of
"o-called trust claims to the rank
OF general creditors which move,
he said, ultimately should insure
general depositors of a substantial
dividend on their claims"
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A compressed air machine that
regenerates its own power has
been invented by William Owens,
SIS North East street, an employe
of the B. e. o. railroad.
The machine, built from scraps
of old locomotives picked up by
Owens around the railroad yards,
weighs 25 pounds. The inventor
claims that when it is perfected
the engine can be used in air
planes, automobiles and stationary
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Ora Rollins and Betty and Patsy
Heidenreich; piano solo by Sylvia
Demus; music by the Harmony
boys; readings by Laverne Rollins;
dances by Buddy Hampton, and a
banjo duet by Red and Jimmy.
Walter Tuttle and his Honey boys
will appear at School II tonight.
Pupils Of Orchard school will pre-
sent sketch under direction of Mrs.
Donald Jameson.
The Bethany Crusaders Dramatic
Club will present a three act play
tonight at School Is.
School II will have a one-act play,
under direction of Norman Green
tonight, with dance revue by
Jacques Lacker.
The ST. Paul Dramatic Club of
St. Paul M. E. church will present
three one-act plays tonight at
School %.
A musical program will be given
tonight at School "a. Appearing will
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FACTORS SON
GIVEN LIBERTY
BY KIDNAPERS
Youth Unframed After
Being Held Captive for
Eight Days.
Continued from Page One)

they released me. I was in a daze
walked down the street until l
saw cab. l got in and came here
Mrs. Marcus screamed and became
hysterical when she saw her son.
He was unshayen but appeared in
good health.
Captain Dan Gilbert Immediately
went to the Marcus home to CUES
ton the youth. He said young Fac
tor appeared uncertain regarding
the details Of the abduction.
The kidnapers told me they
didn't get any ransom but were
bringing me back just the same, -
young Factor said His father con-
firmed this statement, and swore he
paid no money for his sons release.
A belief persisted, however, that
some ransom had been collected.
Only Meager Description
The youth had only a meager de-
scription of the kidnapers.
They made me take off my
glasses whenever they approached,
he said. I do not see very we'll
without glasses and could not tell
what the men looked like. Some
Of the time they wore pillow cases
over their heads. Other times, they
made me turn away when they en-
tered the room.
Two men grabbed me as I walked
up to our apartment a week ago
Wednesday night. They took me to
the curb, and forced me to enter
an automobile. [ was placed on
the floor in the rear.
The men said, now we'll find out
how much your father thinks OF
you
They drove for about two hours,
and then led me blindfolded up a
flight Of stairs to a small room with
a mattress in it.
Left BIindfOlded on Street
The youth said he was forced to
write three letters to his father
These letters gave the ransom de-
mand as 100000.
The kidnapers treated him we'll
he said, supplying him with what
ever food he asked, magazines and
newspapers, N which he read &C
counts Of the abduction.
Last night they told me they
were going to take me home" Fac
tor said. They searched me to see
if had any evidence, and then put
me in the automobile again.
The night before they had moved
me, driving about an hour to an
other room.
This time they drove again for
about an hour. They let me out,
and bandaged my eyes.
When took the bandage off
they had driven away.
"T walked q short distance IN q
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0ne-Time Basketball and
Baseball Player Taken
at Hospital.

John Rice, 80, Of 1910 Ruckle
street. former basketball and base
ball star at Manual high school and
on semi-pro teams in the city, died
early today in St. Vincent's hos
pial, after an illness Of a week.
Death followed an operation for
appendicitis early this week.
Mr. Rice started his basketball
career in 1917 at Manual high
school, and in 1919. his last year
at school, aided the Manual team
in winning the local sectional. The
team was defeated in the state
finals tourney.
Played With Em-Roes
Mr.. Rice starred at baseball dur
and after his high school years. In
1918, as a member Of the D. A. c.,
semi-pro team, he helped win the
city baseball championship
Following his graduation from
Manual, he starred with the South
Side Turner's and Em-Roe semi pro
basketball teams, two of the out
standing local aggregations of the
midwest at that time. He later
served as coach of the boys team
of Sacred Heart school for two
years.
Was Star Bowler
He also was a well known bowler
in the city, topping the Community
and st. Joan of Arc leagues with
consistent 300 averages. He also
bowled with the Capital City Tray
cling league.
Funeral services will be held at 10
Monday in the st. Joan Of Arc
Catholic church. Burial will be in
Holy Gross cemetery.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs.
Ruth Rice, two children, Charlotte
and John Robert, his parents, Mr..
and MIS-, John F. Rice. and a sis
ter, Dorothy Rice.
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Black Walnut
Cake

Here is a special that the
whole family will enjoy {.
A white buttercake crammed
full of black walnuts from the
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BURGLARY CONFESSIONS
CLAIMED BY POLICE
Arrest of Three Clears Up Five
Cases, Officers Assert.

NaoNSJ Oll1CElo hSSSIIs
Arrest of three men Thursday on
charges of burglary and automobile
banditry cleared up five cases, police
said today.
Those held are Harold letters, %,
of 1868 Aston street; Richard Grove,
IS, 1900 block, Guilford avenue, and
Omer Marshall, 20. of $50 North
Liberty street.
Clothing, automobile tires and
batteries and a typewriter were
stolen, and police assert that con-
LESSONS were signed by the pris-
oners, admitting burglaries in the
Office of the Buddenbaum Lumber
Company, 241 North Pine street;
Sam Levine store, 525 East Wash
ington street; Purol filling station,
621 East Washington street, and the
Dorman Company, 800 East Wash
ington street.
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STABBED IN ARGUMENT
City Man Is knitted in Neck in
Dispute Over Shaping.

Resenting the alleged slapping of
his wife, Frank Jones, 40, Of 2124
West Morris street, demonstrated
with Sam Hall, so, of 1925 South
fremont avenue, Thursday night
and received a stab wound in his
neck.
Police arrested Hall on charges Of
assault and battery with intent 20
kill and drawing a deadly weapon.
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VICT0RS NAMED
BY CLUBS FOR
PUZZLE RACE
Finals in Times-L eisure
Hour Contest Will Be
Held Monday.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
TONIGHT

thristisn Park community house.
Fletcher Place community house
municipal Gardens community house.
street.
Michigan and Noble club. School 9. at
IiO East Vermont street
School y at 733 South West street.
School l6 at 1902 West Market street.
Nebraska Cropsey club. School %. at
lHol south Illinois street.
School 20 at Sixteenth and Martin
dale streets.
school 81. Kelly and BOYD streets.
school - at 2i25 East Twenty-hfth
school 81 at e3oI olney street
Entries in the Leisure
Hour picture puzzle weekly con-
test, TO be held in Tomlinson hall
Monday night, are nearly complete
Elimination matches have been held
in various clubs during the last
week, for selection of participants
in the final contest.
Practice puzzles for the elimina-
ton contests, as we'll as puzzles for
the final contest, have been do
mated by the Viking Company.
manufacturers Of the picture puzzle
weekly through the courtesy Of the
Indiana News Company. The
puzzle is Sunset on the Lake,
Series B-3.
Christian Park Community house
will have a program tonight given
by Helen Nelis and her Junior or
chestra, composed of boys of II and
13. Virginia Blasengym will be in
charge.
Mrs Raymond Alberts will direct
the North Side Riddle Revue TO-
night in program at the Central
Christian church for the Ft. Wayne
and Walnut Club.
Navy pictures will be shown by
Sam Hayiland at the Fletcher Place
Community center. Other features
of the program will be Val Vonzales,
maestro accordionist; RichWine and
RAIDER, who play Hawaiian music,
and comedy musical stunt by pu-
pills Of Shrortridge high school.
Municipal Gardens will have
dance revue under the direction of
Ina Houser tonight.
Joyce Comstock and his Twilight
Club boys will give the program to-
night at School 5.
Shortridge high school pupils will
present program tonight at School
8, under direction Of Mrs. nellie
Thomas. Other numbers will be the
Michigan and Noble orchestra;
sketches and songs by Laverne and
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Paul Simpson TO Sneak

Paul F. Simpson of the Indiana
department of conservation. viii
speak at the meeting of the Nature
Study Club at 7:45 Saturday at
Cropsey hail, public library. "Geolo-
gy of Indiana" will be the subject.
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be the Hoosier Land String band !;
Lees Dixie Aces, the Mountain
Maids, Carrie and Mabel Duke; Joe
Warner and Opal Holiday and Mil
dred Rhude.
Sergeant Timothy Mcmahon will
present a safety program tonight at
School 81 and School 81. Several
entertainment numbers will be
given.
Evening star., 1933-05-07

THIS IS A REAL SACRIFICE.
10th and Mt. Pleasant SITS NV rooms
ami: like new. Sold for $4,000, take
81 $50; $500; mo. payments. Owner. Ad-
dress Box 390-H Star ONCE. 70
Evening star., 1933-05-07

TO COLORED.
1909 seaton n.w.-6 r. cleo; excellent or m
4ss n.iS-iApt.j. 2 large r, k, eiec. $3.50
9O7 4th nw-S r, b.; brick ~ $3.50
2232 18th pl nw-6-rm brick. elec. 30. so
2254 10Th pl nw-5 r. b. cleo " 80. so
1900 Del ave sw-(Flat), 3 r, K. b. 1900
1914 Del. ave. sw-6-rm. brick. .... 1880
sw-6-ru brick 20.50
$40 Mclean ave. s.w.-6 r. b. ...... $3.50
35l Van s.w.-4-rm. brick ....... 1880
1882 2nd s.w.-(FlaD, 3 r. k, b.. 1900
421 6H s.w.-6 rooms .......... 1900
521 9th s.w.-6 r, b., elec. ........ $3.50
1891 se.-5 r; water toilet inside 1000
10 se-5-rm. brick 1850
2443 Nichols SER, X, b. (apt) $500
917 lst s.e-3 r. X. b.......... 5000
1919 lst SEE r.: water 1900
1928 1st s.e-6-rm. brick ...... 1880
1913 Bird se-5 r. b........ 1000
51q 9th se-7 r, Disarmament. 800
119 10th s.e-5 r; water toilet inside 5000
73s 10Th St NV Ma o353.
FOR ,COLoRED.
2133 Newport -pl NV rooms, bath.
..1.ss: Ils9 IaH Iark I'd, n,w-e rooms. modern
1927 N. j. ave. n.w.-6 rooms. modern,
heat furnished; $50.
AZ Porter st. n.e.-6 rooms, bath, ga
63s L st. s.e-5 rooms; will redecorate;
81 SO.
23lO g st; n.w.-6 rooms, bath S32 so.
733 9TH st. s.e.-6 rooms, bath; $3.50.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1928 18th St NV DI 3347.
Evening star., 1933-05-07

PRIVATE OWNER HAS GROOM HOUSE,
ami. Price, S6.250; $3.50 cash and $50 .
month. 1921 A st. se., near Eastern High
School. Phopn ME. s07s from am. to
Evening star., 1933-05-07
SALE-SUBURBAN.

DUPLEX X BUNGALOW AAyINd 2 APTs or
srof ya located le6,. In ,ol the best section Of Bar
small home an4 investment; priced to show show
aaaa 1ess eVennrs rs'9nn e 6a47 Sn equity Phone Ma
$1,000; ISL! SILVER 5, ,SPRINo. MD, $40 GROVE
po!cn. large lot. garden shade.
heh sr@s rent LISTING Ias RoSEST osgBgFgAT q S HoME
Cedar St. Takoma Park. GE ossi.
0LD OH, COLONIAL HOME. COUNTRY PLACE
rieht in the city; large, shady grounds; one
Soas set stif Il. fad fiddss ssr%i o
cut OF work. must sell. Lin 4s36-J. .N'
asTss Be9dta aR shade aon5 ana IS
terms ms ga. broom house. some timber.
q S4 'cGei @9pS S2o9 .;;. sash bal 80 mo. Phone r.
% ACRES. GROOM HOUSE, NEAR SCHOOL,
SS1Ss sS;sSo 81 r. r. sUokLES s' rsffa1' 1f '''Ss va
100 A. ON COUNTY RD-. Mr.. STATE RID
and and eleci cars Nd. about miles to D. G.
1n ss' h cars se: e. nut IL R tfu
Mr. odentonM25 sE6c ci. a.; r., fruit, etc; quick
RYos Sc oo vs. oE s7e s1te MA 1908
BUNGALoW-5 ROOMS, BATH. H-wH.
attractiveIy Handicapped; almost new; on bus
line; small cash payment; S47.50 per mo.
includes taxes. Hyattsville 675-W.
ON LEE HIGHWAY. FALLS CHURCH VA.
community; gas, electricity. city water; re-
duced prices; good discount for cash. Owner.
Star Office.
III ACRES ON GOOD ROAD, IL MILES,
exchange for cottage on water; 4 acres on
ssef I1sa SRfPf Sgtfsf r.
HONE WITH CHARM.
Priced Very Low at S7,65O.
Featuring 3 fine bed rooms, sun porch or
den, breakfast alcove and other attractions.
On prominent corner, paving paid; easy
terms arranged This is a real bargain and
should bring much more later; inspect. 2515
Perry st. ne. open Sunday ! to z pm.
home for best offer. rooms. porches. Sleep
ing porch, ami. Gear garage; "a acre;
large shade trees variety Of fruit. berries.
Kenilworth Drive, North Chevy Chase. Md.
NEARBY VA. s11 WILSON BLVD--coLo-
nisl home. 5 rooms, bath. gas. elec.. city
water, newly decorated: shade. fine for tea
room; lot 9ax15O; S4,95O.
LAST CHANCE: BARGAIN ACRES VALU-
able land, 4-room bungalow water. elec-
trlcity at door; on River road. adjoining
Kenwood Club. North s3O5-W. after Z
pm.
WILL EXCHANGE $500 EQUITY IN $4,000
5-room and bath bungalow; all modern i'm
provements. IN Lyon Park, Va, for late
model sedan. Phone WEST 1000, Branch 139.
BARGAIN-S2,950. r. AND B.; AMI;
cleo, gas; Md. l fare; lots or cash. 1st
payment. JONES. 1910 Argonne pl. NV.
TAKoMA BUNGALOW. 8 ROOMS. SPACE
for 3 additional rooms second floor new
oil burner. gas water heater. new gas range,
Kelvinator; very attrative lot 200 feet deep,
paved street; S5,a50 Call GEorgia 1901.
BETHESDA BARGAIN S4,25O
Detached home, near bank. Priced
less than first mortgage.
Evening star., 1933-05-07

dress Box 39O-H, Star ONCE. 70
COLONIAL DETACHED HOME
ssPPACloUS PAC:S vRS9S RooMsnS 9SaE5oS BATHS. BATHS
new detached all-brick Colonial home
in convenient restricted northwest COM
munity between Wisconsin and Massachu-
recreation room. . open freplaces. gorgeous
de luxe kit1hen with built-in equipment and
bstbs mod[8 large bed tu tile
Iass on iot 94xie7 It. Very reasonably
45ii DAvENPoRT ST. NV. W. . 'H'
oHEvH 5ocK cHAss Ssst conn G s3S5
servants room bath. buiit-in garage. fire.
places in master bed room, living room. oil
venient location in attractive section. Own
ers residence since construction. Priced 251o
under cost. Inspection Sunday.
PETWORTH-S5,SO
NV, Colonial brick, excellent condition,
montS f covers ali ali pasmeRts nss 5000 cash.
NE BARGAIN. NEAR UNION STATION
large rooms; ami; sacrifice. $4,000, Also
near 9Th and K 6 large rooms. ami: ga
JOE CURTo. :,35 st. ne. Lincoln 10i47.
NEAR 18th AND ADAMS MILL, RID.
10 rms. bath. garage. porches, bed rms.
6sss NA ss sos s0sh ST. sds
OLD GEoRGETowN--5-Ro BRICK
Easy terms Address BOX 303-H. Star ONCE
sPEcIAAL.! sREcIAil OPEN; 6o20 NORTH
ONIAL. DETACHED. ALL BRICK HOME: 8
Asok KoSM sSGMs 9Mo RAaHS thoE EAeE kH
KITCHEN. ELEC. REFRIGERATOR. REC
REATION ROOM. COPPER CUTTERS.
TODAY: $1,000 LESS THAN ASKED FOR
SIMILAR HOUSE. GEORGIA 2403.
PETWORTH HOME.
& rooms. 3 porches; ami; private party
must sacrifice: need cash. $500 eth NV. .
135 ADAMS NW-6 ROOMS, 90 FEET
wide; garage. in good condition; will trade.
National S971. 50
Evening star., 1933-05-07
WESLEY HEIGHTS.

Sacrifice moderate size house in wash
lngton's best community. many features not
TO be found other places; vacant. Inspect,
no obligation. 454O Lowell st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-05-07

UNUSUAL CORNER FOR PHYSICIAN.
1900 14th ST. NV. tCOR. UPEHUR).
Beautiful tapestry brick; rms. baths:
taken under foreclosure and greatly reduced;
open Sunday Evenings, AID. 1898
Evening star., 1933-05-07

COLORED-SPECIAL BARGAINS.
212S l. st.-9 rooms. bath. gas, elec..
newly decorated ......... $50 GO
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that caused the defeat Of the Paul
Boncour government. Georges Bon
net, who succeeded Daladier as minis
ter Of public works under Paul Bon
cour when Daladier became war min.
lister, was considered for the finance
ministry.
Police Take Precautions
Meanwhile police were taking pre-.
cautions against renewed demonstra-
tons proposed by thousands Of tax
payers. A mass meeting was sched-
uled to protest against an increase In
taxes. Demonstrations were held Sun.
day in Lyons, Nice and Quimper SINH.
lar to those held In Paris Saturday.
Daladier. who Is ~ years old. was
commissioned to form q cabinet in
October, 1929, but after five days ne
gotiations he was forced 10 give up
the attempt. He was minister Of coll
onies In Herriot;s cabinet in 1924 and
held war, interior. public works and
education posts in many cabinets in
the years since then.
He was elected leader Of the radical
Socialist party ct the 1929 couveu-
tion.
Daladier was mayor Of his native
town, Carpentras, In Provence. before
being sent to the chamber Of deputies
In 1919.
Orphaned at an early age, he was
educated ct state expense and became
. brilliant scholar. Herriot was one Of
his teachers In normal school. He was
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newed by affidavit or extension agree
ment In Is years be discharged from
public records.
8. B. 29-Abolishes department Of
immigration.
s. B. 3e-Imposes taxes Of Is per
cent Of coins deposited on gaming
machines used for Amusement.
HOUSE
Dills Introauced
H. b. o4-Anderson Of Logan: Lei
zalizes and validates real estate mort.
gage foreclosure sales made prior to
Jan. /, 1883. judiciary.
H. B. 05-Lund Of Ransom: author
lies election Of township road over
seer or appointment II no one elected.
with privilege OF township supervisors
naming one Of own members who
can draw salary. Elections.
II. B. o6-Svingen Of Bottineau and
Aljets Of Wells: Eliminates con-
stables. State affairs.
H. B. o7-Svingen Of Bottineau and
Aljets Of Wells: Protects sheriffs from
suits In connection with failure to
perform certain duties. State af-
fairs.
H. B. ss-Carlson Of 0riges- Steele:
Provides compulsory yearly examine
tlon by state examiner Of books Of
public administrators, city auditors.
city treasurers, park district treasur-
err, village clerks and treasurers.
school district clerks, school board
secretaries and school district trea-
surers In school district when popu-
lation Is over 1000. state affairs.
H. B. Carlson Of riggs-6teele:
Provides sheriffs, clerks Of district
courts and public administrators de-
post funds with county treasurers
and absolving same officials from
liability on funds thereafter. State
affairs.
H. B. l00-Jones OF Richland: Per.
mits delivery Of ballots already cast
by express BY inspector Or Judge Of
election with payment for personal
delivery same 8 express charge. Elec-
lions.
H. B. lol-wrisht Of stutsman:
Extends redemption period from SIX
to 10 years. Tax.
House Concurrent Resolutions
House concurrent No. eE1orean Of
Richland: Urges Presidential e ct
Roosevelt to consider Frazier and Nc
Nary bills and urges passage Of same
BY congress.
Passed by Houso
il. B. 2-Niewoehner Of NcHenry:
Reduces tuition for nonresident high
school pupils to $50 Q week.
II. B. 16-Appropriations commit.
tee: Appropriates $751; ao6.20 for
state penitentiary.
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Fargo Ski-Man Wins
Grand Forks HOnOrs

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 30.-tRr
Trygve Stone Of Fargo won the open
event Of the Grand Forks Ski club
tournament Sunday as four Of the
seven places went to outside Jump
ers. Stone barely shaded Kaare
Rosenberg Of Fargo, who took sec-
ond.
Ed Vadder Of Afinot was third, Olaf
Scholl OF Grand Forks fourth, Arne
Braathen Of Devils Lake fifth, WAL
ter Lawan Of Grand Forks sixth and
Ingvald JOHNSON Of Grand Forks sew.
enth.
Stone also turned In the longest
standing Jump Of the event. with .
leap Of 90 feet.
Oscar Johnson Of Grand Forks won
the senior event for jumpers over
IS years Of age.
Grand Forks entries swept the first
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q o N r N u E n
~ from paOo eoG
Socialist Leader
Forms Cabinet to
Lead Fatherland

colleague, and other Left bloc associ-
ateS.
Daladier, who has long aspired q
the Premiership. was requested By
President Albert Lebrun Sunday "a
attempt to form q new cabinet. He
began his task Immediately Resum-
Ing the negotiations Monday, he VA
seeing Socialists in the course Of the
morning. Socialist bolts from the
Left bloc caused the Paul Boncour and
Herriot ministries downfalls In the
last month and . half.
It was Finance Minister Henry
Cheron's plan for q five per cent In.
crease In income and general taxes