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Fishing the Air

Everett Marshall. baritone, will be fea-
tured soloist of Broadway Vanities" over
WFBM and the Columbia network Wednes-
day from $40 to D. m.
Fred Allen. assisted by his troupe of
micrOphone maniacs, will give Bedlam-
willie newspaper such as it never had
before 1t the Town Hall Tonight broad
cast Wednesday at D. m. over WLW
and an NBC network.
The first part of the Goldman band
concert to be heard from the Central Park
Mall Wednesday at 7 p. M over WIS and
Franko Goldman'S now famous Music
Memory contest,
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CHURCH TO SPONSOR
ANNUAL GARDEN FETE
Our Lady of L0urdcs Arranges Pro-
gram Opening on Friday.

The second annual garden fete Of
Our Lady of Lourdes Roman
Catholic church. Irvington. will be
held on the lawn OF the church Fri
day and Saturday nights. B. c.
Pfeiffer is chairman.
Entertainment for young and old
has been planned and there will be
attendance awards each night.
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HAYDEN ROGUE CHAMP
BIZ Times SpeciaI

By Times Special
WESTERVILLE, o.. Aug. 8. -
Hiram Hayden, 81. Cleveland teach
er, today held his second American
Rogue League championship. He
won his first title in 1928.
Hayden won twelve games and lost
two in the local meet. He scored
400 points and had a percentage Of
30-12-13. o. F. Barnhart, cham
pion in 1927 and 1880, was second
with eleven victories, two losses and
1893 points.
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Detroit Eliminated
From Printer Meet
BIZ TNitcd Press

BIZ UHited Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-With De-
troit eliminated by its second defeat
at the hands of Twin Cities, 8-6, the
Union Printers International Base
ball League resumes play today
with Washington and New York
favorites to take the title held last
year by Detroit.
Washington meets Pittsburgh and
New York tackles Cincinnati at
Yankee stadium, while Twin Cities
plays Chicago at George Washing
ton Field.
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WEDNESDAY

3:00--Jack Brooks and Copeland's or
chestra tCBS) WABC.
ooo Blacks orchestra lNBC) WEAF.
3:30-Jack Armstrong tCBSl WABC.
Organist (CBSl WBBM.
Sketch-"Old Jim Bridger" CNBCl
Ma Perkins CNBC) wENR.
3:45-TWo Pals and a Gal lCBSl KLPh
Dreams Come True (NBCD WEAF
4:00-Al Pearce and Gang tNBCl WEAF.
Tito GUITAR (CBSl WABC.
Education in the News tNBC) WIZ.
4:15-Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim (CBSl
Wnrt5ebach's orchestra CCBsD
4:3o-News; zito's orchestra CNBC)
x Sisters CNBCl WIZ.
News Jerry Cooper. baritone CCBsl
4:45-Bilio's Balalaika orchestra CCBsl
5;00-Johnson orchestral; news to WIZ.
515-Vera Van S S9ngS (SBS, W WABG
5:30-Soprano, orchestra tNBCl WEAF.
serenaders (CBSi WABC.
5:45-Frank Buck tNBCl WIZ
Boake Carter lCBSl WABC.
6:00-Maxine and Phil Spitalny's orches-
ira (CBS) WABC.
Jack Pearl and Van Steedens or
chestra (CBSl WABC.
Madrigueras orchestra (NBCD
6.15-Emery Deutsch violinist CCBs'
6:3O-Marshalrs Broadway vanities CCBsp
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BRESsLER TO MANAGE
BvUHifed Press

DW Z IfTFW TfE8
SPRINGFIELD, O., Aug. 8.-Ray-
mond (Rube) Bressler. former Gin
cinnati Reds star, last night was
named manager of the Springfield
Pirates of the Middle Atlantic
League. He succeeds catcher Al De-
vormer.
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

Wv A~6HA ANOhACNr
Notice of Administrator sale of real
estate. In the matter Of the estate Of
Probate s' court. Adiourned June III Term 934
The 1ndfTsgnea Of the
Of the Marion County Probate Court he
g at tss hqgb Of 2Sq p on na ns 81 y
residence at 1925 oxford Street. Indian
apolis. Indiana, AND from day to day
private sale all the interest Of said de-
cedent in and to the following described
real estate located in Center Township.
Lot 1873 in South Brookside Addition to
the City Of Indiana polls, subdivision by
Of the SOUTHWEST anu Quarter q Section 81 IN
Township Is North. of Range 4 east of the
second. principal meridian as, per plat
thereof in plat book I page 2l5 in the
Recorders ONCE Of Marion County In
Said sale will be made subject to the
approval OF the Probate Court of Marion
County. for not less than the fun APP
praised value Of said real estate. upon the
Said real estate will be sold free and
clear Of all liens and encumbTances. eX-
GeD e55 be taxes therf aENR fo e 5''4 op aNsO
:. Administrator Of the estate OF Lena
Young deceased.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
NOflEe - H6TNDY given iIdt stdiFu DiuH
for the purchase Of the following ma
terials will be received by the chairman
OF the state Highway Commission o.. IN
dana oi his 0ss on To2 the Sof third 09
avenue, Indianapolis. Ind until 400 p; m.
on the 22nd day OF August, 1884, st which
time they will be publicly opened and
invitation No. 35ls--ouantity of truck
parts F. o. B. indianapolis.
Invitation No. 35l9-2oO to 300 tons Of
NJ haI :
F G. B. Huntington or delivered on state
Road g. Section N between Huntington
and the Huntington Whitley county line
Invitation No. 3520-500 to 900 tons No.
crushed aggregate gravel or Stag ?. o.
3 Huntington and Aboite or delivered on
State Road "a, section O. between Hunt
" fn rH4 I No. s52i@3oo to 500 tons No
s crushed aggregate. gravel or Stag F. Q.
B Peabody or Delivered on state Road Q.
invitation No. 3522-2.6oO to $500 tons
r O. B Wolcottvllle, Kendallville and
roads in the Waterloo sub district.
No. and crushed aggregate Or gravel
Gus roads in the Waterloo sub district
Invitation No. 3524-i. 100 70 400 tons
No. and crushed aggregate or gravel
F o. B.. Zeigler's Siding. 81. Joe and But
the waterloo sub district
Invitation No. 352s = 300 wood guide
posts ?. O. B Button Ind.
Invitation No 352s-5O0 to 1000 tons
grade A sand F. o. B. Indianapolis sub
district yard and F. o. B. loaded in state
trucks az plant.
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and
Specifications will be furnished free upon
request
The right is reserved by the chairman
20 reject any or all bids or 70 award on
anv Combination OF bids that in his judg-
ment is most advantageous to the state
OF Indiana
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
James D. Adams Chairman.
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50 Legal Auctions and Sales

LEGAL SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PuR-
OF INDIANA THAT THE UNDERSIGNED
CONFLICTING a. PUBLIC STORAGE
AUGUST 23RD 1884 FOR ACCRUED
CHARGES ON THE HOUSEHOLD GOODS
ANp QTTIHIEPR y7. Goops . BELQpNyGdlpNyq TO
Betty L. Blries. No. 1900: Dwight Cham
Ders. 1890: James Hoge 1898; Joe Napoh
i4i2-A; Mrs w A. Miller Bil3gs Merritt
Mills 1881; Lillian simms 1879
SHANK AUCTION AND FURNITURE
COMPANY
1892 n Illinois 81. Indlanapolis. Ind.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT
TO The STATUTES OF THE STATE OF
INDIANA, THAT HE UNDERSIGNED
CONDUCTING A PUBLIC STORAGE
HOUSE WILL SELL ON THURSDAY, AUG.
BIRD 1884. FOR THE ACCRUED CHARGES
The HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND OTHER
GOODS BELONGING TO THT, FOLLOW
ING NAMED PEOPLE:
Or. Con. Lee, No. 1905: Bell Leaks,
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Detroit Adds to Its Lead
by 1913 Defeat of Browns;
YankS Split With Senators
Giants Increase Their Margin to -Four Games With Victory
Over Dodgers: Cubs Lose to Pirates, AL Dizzy
Dean Hangs Up His 10th Win of Year.
BY THEON WRIGHT
I-rltsd Pc. SAT Inrre.nnndenf

Aug a dismal meeting held Comskey Field
Chicago athletes the
re Ccreaudcrs
Big George Ensau the sTaTthmore sdeVheeer chosen
effective
hae0aIs Whom speech Cleveland found itself
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HIGH SPO:S OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS.

6:00-NBC (WEAFl Jack Pearl.
6:15-COLUMBIA-G Gypsy Violinist
6:30-NBC (WEA1T) Wayne King
and orchestra
7:00-COLUMBIA-Detroit Symphony.
NBC (WEAF) Fred Aliens re-
Vue.
NBC (WJz)-Goldman band.
S:0o-COLUMB1A - Byrd Exposition
broadcast.
NBC CWEAF) Guy Lombardo
and orchestra.
S;3O-COLUMBIA - California Mel
odies.
NBC WIZ Harry Richman:
Jack Dennys orchestra.
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TOnight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS

Baritone (NBCl WIZ.
Wayne Kings orchestra (NBCl
6:45-sp9rt Stories OF Record CNBCl
7:OO-Fred Allen. quartet and Hayton's
orchestra lNBC) WEAF
Detroit Symphony CBSl WABC.
Goldman band (NECl WIZ.
7:30-Love Story program (NBCD WIZ.
8;00-Byrd Expedition broadcast tCBSl
WABC.
L Sat 1.2 and ROYAL Canadians
Duchins orchestra cNBC) WIZ.
S:30-~The Other Americas tNBCl
MARY Eastman Barlow's Symphony
tCBSl WABC
Harry hickman. John B. Kennedy
and Dennv's orchestra rNBCl WIZ.
9;00-Nick Lucas (CBSl WABC.
Movers orchestra tNBCl WEAF.
Buses orchestra lCBSl WBBM.
Pickens Sisters tNBCl WIZ
9:15-Gene and Blenn (NBCl WMAQ.
Little Jack Little orchestra tCBSl
WABC
Tenor and orchestra (NBCl WJX.
9:30-Natl Radio Forum (NBCl WEAF.
Bestor's orchestra lNBCl WIZ
9:45-Daileys orchestra tCBSl WABC.
lO:0O-Buddy Rogers orchestra tNBC)
watkins orchestra CNBCp WIZ.
Red Nichols orchestra (CBSl
1O:3O-Lucas orchestra CNBCl wEAF.
Al Kavelins orchestra CCBSl
Bergers orchestra lNBC WIZ.
l1:00-Hlnes orchestra tCBSl WBBM.
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s Legal Auctions and Sales

1922 Flnssie Usher. 40 1913. Mrs c. H.
Marsh. No 69i6 Mrs Geo. Morris, 7i4A.
6, Z ovens No Ios': J. l, Persiysi.
Prescott. no. $3.50 Franz Riddle. No. so73;
S ssfs 'a Ryaa NJ F1 s5 6 No o' s NaF
No. Gas Helen Spalter s2ss Mrs. A. c.
Stephenson No. 1924 Bertha .stillvell.
No 1901 Katherine McKernan. No i7s5:
\ NeiiL No. $3.50. Mrs vera Osborn.
Schooner. No. s47s R. O. shureissrssr..
No. 69ll. Edythe Tlsdsle. No. 6e97. J. r.
TrueloCS. 69ql. NJ G.. Tumev. S737. Helen
Van No. 67S3; Lola Van DYKE. No 3743.
John watkins No. 686S; c. E. webb.
No 6406. Hazel Wiedlea No $3.50. Frances
Baker 30II. D. F. Beaslev. No 7iS3:
Clarence Board No. 5a76 Eta Began. No.
6s2s Mrs F. +. Bond No 6643. jose
phine Brown. No ssae c E carroll. No.
s392 HATTIE .Clay - No. 6S2i Florence
SSH SC'S n Dawson No 7o1 's Margs yet:
Mrs, Edgar Fitzpatriek NJ. 7Ops H a.
Ellis T. GRAF No 2476. VIM. z Gray.
No 7olS Frank Gross. No. 6s38: Mrs.
VIM. NJ Guv No $3.50, Hattie z Hale.
SAB. Aaron Helt. No. 649l Harriet Hood.
Marion 3. 1de. No 6534 Mrs Grace
Jewett. No 1921, Emma Johnson. No 6343;
VIM. Keever. No. $780, J. ". Broome. No.
SHANK F1REPROoF WAREHOUSE Co
1890 n Illinois St
indianapolis. Indiana
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. AL
though there have been eight
cen state open championships held,
and twelve different professionals
and one amateur player have won
the title, only five Of the champions
were in the field for the pro-ama-
teur championship today. 1t also
appeared likely only the five will
be among the field in the actual
seventy two-hole title play tomor-
row and Friday.
The five champions signed up
for the event are Wallie Nelson,
Bloomington, champion in 1919 at
Kokomo; Neal Mcintyre, Highland
of Indianapolis, four time winners
Guy Paulsen, TT. Wayne, twice win
ner; Johnny Watson, South Bend,
One-time winner, and Johnny Simp-
son, Washington.
XXTILLIAM " SLYKER, athletic
w director and coach at Evans
vile college, and president Of the
Helfrich mems club, along with
Ralph Stevens, young local business
man and sportsman, decided to in
vite the state open even here so the
local folks could see what a state
golf tourney looks like.
So much enthusiasm did they
create that more than 5000 was
gathered to offer the pres in the
0f at..--
fees, it will total more than $500
and be the biggest purse ever Of
fered. In addition approximately
$500 worth of amateur prizes are on
the block.
THE twenty eight early pro en-
l. tries included Paulsen, McIn-
tyre. Ralph and Russell Stonehouse,
Watson. Hambrick, Wallie Nelson,
Bloomington; Frank Champ, TerTe
Haute; Bob finder and Bill finder
both Of Anderson: Max Schultz
Johnny Vaughan, Chuck Garringer
George Stark, Roy Smith and Bill
Heinlein, all of indianapolis; Marion
Smith, Charlottesville; Frank Nc
Carly, Connersville; Maurice Stone,
Franklin; Bill Ehlers, Frankfort;
Ham Hamblen and Charles Higgs,
Shelbyville; Jimmy Refill and Alex
Ritchie, Evansville; Billy Moore,
Jacksonville; Lester Smith, Peru;
MasSie Miller, Noblesville, and Paul
Bunger, LoganSport.
Indianapolis amateurs entered so
far are Max Buell., Addison Cod
dington, Dick McCreary Jr., Bill
Reed Jr., Al Wysong and Bob Rho
dehamel. George Hitz Jr., of An
derson. is another central Indiana
simon pure entry.
EIRST of series of receptions in
Il honor of Dave Mitchell, South
Grove golfer who captured the ma
tional public links golf champion
ship at Pittsburgh last week, will be
held Saturday night in Municipal
Gardens clubhouse
The event, being arranged by the
indianapolis Public Links Associa-
ton. will be open to the public.
Governor Paul V. McNutt and
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan have
been asked to make principal ad-
dresses.
Park board officials. local golf
CHAMPIONSHIP women and men.
city celebrities, all the local course
pros-both at municipal and pirate
clubs. newspapermen and club pres
idents have been placed on a spe-
cial guest list,
Mitchell is the first Indianapolis
or Indiana player to gain a national
golf title and the committee in
charge intends to make the cele-
bration fitting tribute for such an
accomplishment.
The other members of the five
man indianapolis team which rep
resented this city at Pittsburgh will
be honored along with Mitchell as
well as former members of national
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WLW (7O0) Cincinnati
xNEnN-EcnaU

WEDNESDAY
4:0Q-Al Pearce and his gang IN.
4:30-Jask Armstrong
4.45-LoWell Thomas (NBCl
5:00-The Crosley Salon orchestra.
515-Joe Emerson and orchestra
5:30-Bob Newhall.
5:45-sohio Melody Observation-Disclosures
and voices.
7:00-Crime clues.
6:30--Unbroken melodies.
6:45-MonkeY Hollow.
7:Oo-Town Hall Tonight-with Fred
8:0O-St. Joseph Presents "Lombardo-
Land"
s:3O-Henry Thies and orchestra
8:45-Representstive Finley GRAY.
9:00-'Night Songs - Virginia Marucci
and orchestra.
9.30-Cargoes.
i0.00-News flashes
10.05-Larry Lees.
10:30-Jack Berger and orchestra IN.
II .00-Conev Island dance orchestra.
1l:30-Larrv Lees dance orchestra
II 90 Midnight Moon River. organ and
poems
A. NJ.
l2.30-Sign off
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Personals
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any one other than myself
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WEDNESDAY


P M
4:00-American Melodies
4:15-YaSha Davidoff (NBC).
4:30-NeWs Flashes.
4.45-Horacio zito's orchestra (NBC)
5.00--Knothole Gang.
5:10-Where to go in indianapolis.
5:f5-Johnny Johnson's orchestra (NBCI
5:30-WGY Review (NBCl
5:45-Marott trio.
6:00-Happy Long.
6:15-The Cheer Parade
6:30-Wayne Kings orchestra (NBC).
7:00-Press Radio News.
7:05-Goldman Band concert (NBC).
8:00-Lombardo-La tNBCl.
8:30-The Other Americas (NBCl.
9;00-Sports Review.
9:15-Gene and Glenn fNBC)
9:30-Don Bestor's orchestra (NBC).
9:45-The Harmony Pals.
10:00-Buddy Rogers orchestra (NBC).
l0:30-Club Chatterbox orchestra.
II :00-Lenard Kellars orchestra (NBC)
ll:30-Tom Coakleys orchestra (NBCl.
Observation-Disclosures of.
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P. NJ
4:O0-Tito GUITAR fCBSl.
4l5-Edward Wurtzebsch orchestr "a
tCBSl
430-Tonight on the air.
4:35-Sketches in melody.
445-Peter Biljos orchestra (CBS).
500-Gene Kardos orchestra (CBSl.
515-Vera Van tCBSl.
5:30-Fredde Hankle orchestra (CBSi.
545-Studio program.
600-CoWboys.
615-Gypsy violin CCBSl.
630-BroadWay vanities (CBS).
7:00-Detroit symphony fCBSl.
800-Byr6 expedition broadcast (CBS)
8:30-MelodY masterpieces CCBSl.
9:00-Message from Governor McNutt.
915-BaSeball scores
920-Little Jack Little orchestra tCBSi
945-Frank Daley orchestra (CBS).
10:00-Red Nichols orchestra lCBSl.
0:30-SerenaderS.
lO:45-Al Kavelin orchestra (CBS).
11:00-Earl Hines orchestra (CBSi
II 30-Jack Russell orchestra tCBS).
1145-Keith Beecher orchestra tCBSl.
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LOsT-Traveling bag. between Greenwood.
University Heights; contained ladys
clothing. Liberal reward. ELSA
King Ave.
LOST unmailed letters. Circle Theater
Sunday evening Reward HU-5l00
WALTER c. KELLY co. $3.50 Forrest
Lane.
LOST-YelloW Ford wire wheel and tire.
Reward. LI-39l6
UMBRELLA-Brown six. Illinois car sun
day. Reward 1911 Byrsm. WA-l357.
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MAGEE-In loving remembrance of Fernie
Ruth MaGee. who passed away August
IT'S lonesome here without you
Sad and weary is the way
Life has not been the same
Since you we're called aWay.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
Evening star., 1934-04-19
RailrOader at 90
Refuses to Quit
after 79 Years
Record OF Mil,oaukee
Serrice Man Is DeUOid
of Accidents.
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 19.-The
champion long g-distance railroad serv-
ice man took few minutes of yester-
Gay to announce he was not ready to
retire.
He is John M Horan, 90. who today
completed 70 years of service with the
Milwaukee road.
Retire? Why? The life Of rail-
road man continues to fascinate me-"
And as for being too old, he points
to the enviable record of being on the
job nearly every day at the Mlwau-
kee shop.
He has a son who has been with the
railroad for more than so years.
He entered the railroad service in
Milwaukee in 1855. piling and load
ing fuel on wood-burning locomotives.
Altering his duties to accord with the
changes and Improvements, he has
Evening star., 1934-04-19

jewelry firm OF Trabert & Hoeffer Of
Atlantic City on August Is, 1888.
Leonberger told police the jewelry
firm had been unable to cash the
check despite repeated efforts to do so.
Miss Woodward said the check "is
perfectly good"
She had $1,000 in the Dupont Circle
branch of the old Federal-American
National Bank when that institution
closed, she told police. Upor the
opening Of the new Hamilton Ma
tional Bank, she said, $l,5Co of the
amount was credited to her account.
and that II the check were pu.
through now 1t would be paid.
Evening star., 1934-04-19
Troops Reported Lost.

MADRID. April 19 CP).-Although
the war office issued an official denial.
the newspaper Informaciones Tues
day said a boat unloading Spanish
troops from a gunboat off Ifni. on the
West Coast Of Africa. sank with a loss
of five lives.
Exceedingly rough weather. it was
said. is hampering decentralization
Spain has decided to occupy the wild
section, which it has nominally con-
trolled for years.
Evening star., 1934-04-19

armaments ranging from 80 and so
caliber machine guns and subms-
chine guns up to three-pounder can
non.
The combat car, a tank capable OF
40 miles over terrain and 10 miles
on a good road, armed with both sizes
of machine guns and with the three
Founders, is the principal battle We
hicle of the regiment. 1t is augmented
by a squadron of motor cycles bearing
Thompson submachine guns, as well
as by armored cars and other
weapons.
Lieut. Col Adna r. ChaffeS, son
of the late Lieut.. Gen. Adna r. Chat
fee, former chief Of staff, is COM
mander of the regiment.
Evening star., 1934-04-19
SOCIAL REGISTERITE
GETS CONTINUANCE
Refuses Extradition on Worthless
Check Charge-Bail Fixed
at $500.

Araigned in Police Court yesterday
on charges of passing worthless check
in Atlantic City last August, Miss
Sarah E. woodward, SIS, social regis
terite, of 1913 Twentieth street, re-
fused extradition and was given a 30
day continuance by Judge Ralph
Given. Her bond was fixed at $780,
Miss woodward was arrested as
she left her home to attend the
D. A. r. Congress. She was taken
into custody on a warrant sworn to by
Walter Leonberger, who alleged she
had given a check for $3.50 to the
Evening star., 1934-04-19
MOTORIZED CAVALRY
TO GO TO KANSAS
First Regiment and Horse Unit
to Be Co-ordinated in
Maneuvers.
BY The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
FORT KNOX. KY. April 1e-The
1st Cavalry, mechanical, one of the
most complete fighting units in the
peace-time Army, will load its 600-odd
soldiers into its grim looking fighting
cars and leave here today for
four-day hike to Fort Riley, Kans.
At Fort Riley the regiment will
spend two months in maneuvers with
horse cavalry. the first time mechan-
lied and horse cavalry are to be CO.
ordinated.
The lst Cavalry has scores of COM
bat cars, trucks, tanks and heavy
Evening star., 1934-04-19
Massed Attack Saturday.
Officers Shoot Fugitive.

JEFFERSON. Tex, April 19 fP.-
A colored fugitive, who barricaded
himself in an abandoned tug boat in
Cypress Greek Tuesday and ex-
changed shots with officers, was shot
to death when he tried to escape by
jumping in the creek. He was Oscar
Lewis of Marion County. wanted for
theft OF gun and on assault charges
for beating a colored woman.
Evening star., 1934-04-19
Chiefs Dog Poisoned.

DENVER Op.-Police Chief Albert
T. Clark has couple of his best de-
tectives seeking a poisoner accused Of
killing 81 dogs here since last Fall.
Clark's own dog was a victim and
the chief has offered $l00 reward for
apprehension of the killer.
Evening star., 1934-04-19
Polish Coal for Belfast.

Polish coal is to be burned In
Northern Ireland, two shipments hav-
ing arrived at Belfast within a month.
The last Polish vessel to reach the
city unloaded 5000 tons which were
consigned to local mills. There is no
restriction on the importation Of for
eign coal in Northern Ireland.
Evening star., 1934-04-19

been machinist, engineer, and travel
ing inspector.
A staunch advocate Of the safety
first movement, he has never suffered
an accident, nor has one ever occurred
under his supervision.
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PIT. A. Treasurer Dies.

PORTLAND, April 10 (P).-Mrs. B.
I. Elliott, 81, treasurer of the National
Congress of Parents and Teachers for
the past eight years, died here Tues
day. She was born in Sydney,
Australia, and was II years old when
her parents moved to San Francisco.
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LAKE SHIPPING RESUMED
9,845 Tons of Coal Loaded on

Two Steamers at Erie, Pa.
ERIE, Pa, April 1s (P.-The load
ing of 9,845 tons of bituminous coal
into two steamers Tuesday marked
the official opening of the navigation
season on Lake Erie.
The steamer, Alpena. departed this
afternoon for Wyandotte, Mich, with
3,345 tons of coal. while the Adriatic
awaited sailing orders to convey the
rest to South Chicago.
E. B. John, superintendent of the
Remove division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. said he expects 2,25000O
tons of coal to be loaded into steam
ers. and 1.250.000 tons of ore to be
unloaded at Erie docks this season.