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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-24
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Three of
the greatest milers this country has
ever produced-Bill Bonthron,
Glenn Cunningham and Gene
Venzke-will toe the starting line
tonight in Madison Square Garden
prepared to shoot the works" in
the 15OO-meter race, feature, event
of the national A. A. U. indoor track
and field championships.
Each will have a different goal in
a race that is almost certain to see
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SEMI-FINALS SUNDAY

SEMI-FINALS SUNDAY
Due to conflicting games elsewhere in
Indianapolis tonight the city independent
amateur basketball tournament tits that
have been IN progress at the Hotel Dear
born court have been changed. The man
agement announced today that the semi
flnsl games viii be staged Sunday night
az Dearborn net court. The Eli Lilly
I'VE that eliminated Woodside A. Cs. n
20 IS, will engage the Flanner- buchanan
team at D. m. The Flanner-Buchanan
quintet defeated the Mammoth Lifers 20
10 70. last night Phillips SO and
Leon Tailors will battle at D. m. Sun
day. Aided by CheSty Howard, the Phil
lips SO team moved into the semi-inal
80 to 20. and moved into the semi-hnal
bracket. There will be a curtain raiser
Sunday at Z p. m. between Eli Lilly girls
and the Independent girls.
The South Side Buddies will play the
Olympic B team Sunday afternoon at
250 at Olympic gym. Teams having &C
cess 10 a gym are requested to write for
games. Address Leo Ostermeyer. 245 South
State avenue.
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JOE MILLER UPSETS
JONES IN CUE NEE

Joe Miller's string of four con-
secutive defeats in the Indiana
three-cushion billiard champion
ship play was broken last night
when he scored a major upset by
defeating Neal Jones, so to As.
The southpaw had high run of
six, while Jones best cluster was
four in the ninety ine-inning
struggle.
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independent Net Notes

expenses. Call Mack at Oh. 152S-w Edge
wood 4. c. notice.
Midways would like to book games with
fast city or state teams having access
TO gyms Call or write Midway Athletic
Club, State avenue and Naomi street.
The feature game at Pennsy gym Sun
day Will bring together Hilgemeier Pack
ers and Pabst Blue Ribbons of Lafayette
a $50 p. m. Packers recently lost a
one-point decision to the invaders, their
only defeat of the season. Cy Profit
who was unable to play when the teams
met the first time. will be in the Packers
lineup. Two. preliminary games also are
one the card. Probable starting lineupS
are:
Packers Pabst
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BIZ United Press

bU hittu ETtcS
MARION, Ind, Feb. PA fight,
which resulted in Muncie serving
athletic relations with Marion, mar
red last nights high school basket
ball game here.
Yeager of Marion and Kleinfelder
of Muncie engaged in a fist fight
as the game between .le two schools
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Near-RiOt Follows Net Tilt
Between Marion and Muncie

ended. Marion fans joined in and
several Muncie players were re-
ported knocked to the floor before
the near riot was quelled.
NIuncie, which won the game, 10
to 10, said an appeal to have Marion
suspended from the state high
school association would be for
warded to A. L. Trester, commits
SiOner.
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Tech, Washington and
Manual QuintetS Win
East Side Five Stages Late Rally TO Trip KokomO in
Thriller "a to II, Winding Up Regular Schedule;
Broad Ripple Is Beaten.

Friday night hardwood
while
by al Hers
Tech Washington and Ripple
will
the tournament
opens
defensive
Er Wildcat Townsend Tech
check and also back with
late rally pull the verdict "a to II.
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Noblesville was going good in the
first quarter of their game with
Broad Ripple, leading Ito at the
rest period Ripple picked up and
outscored them in the second pc
Rod to trail ITO at half time. In
the last half, Coach Maurice Ken
nedy's boys continued to show
superiority and won, 40 to 26. Samp-
sell of Broad Ripple and COmstock
Of Noblesville each Topped in five
field goals while Atkins of the VIM
ners made four.
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Crispus Attacks Winner

Senior members of the Crispus
Attacks high school basketball team
thumped Brightwood A. G. last
night, % to II, with King and
White setting the pace with seven
points each.
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Washington played an afternoon
game with Brownsburg, the Con-
tinentals downing their rivals, &c to
II, on the west side court. The first
half was slow, ending 8 to 3 in
favor Of the locals, but with Cherry,
Howard and Kasnak hitting the loop
in The last half, the score mounted
RAPIDLY
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VIRGINIA NAMES COACH

UNIVERSITY, Va, Feb. 24.-GuS
K. Tebell. varsity basketball and
baseball coach at the University of
Virginia, was named head football
coach today. He formerly was as
sistant coach.
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BUTLER FROSH BOW

~ tmeS Speci0t
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. "a
Butler university freshmen cagers
dropped a 2S-to-19 decision to In
diana State yearlings here in a
hard-fought cage game last night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-24
Kentucky Derby Draws
Big Field of Bangtails
Nominations; Mrs. Payne Whitney Names Five
and E. r. Bradley Four.
By United Press


LOUISVILLE 100 3-yearods been
Of the historic Kentucky Derby
Saturday Colonel Matt Winn pres
Association executive director
Churchill today All of promi
2-year-ods appear the list.
whitney Stable which furnished
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Shines in East

ELLSWORTH VINES, Yankee
Z pro tennis youngster, defeated
the brilliant French invader, Henri
Cochet. the other night in New
York when the American pair re-
pulsed the French stars. Bill Til
den defeated Martin Plaza, the other
foreigner.
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Manual became stronger defen-
sively as their game with st. Paul
progressed, and after being ahead
only 16 to IA at half time, pulled
away in the final minutes to win,
90 to 20.
Wagner Topped in four field goals
and a free throw for nine points
and high scoring honors while Wahl,
with three field goals and foul,
came next. Twenty-four personal
fouls were called during the game.
Manual 1901 ST Paul (on)
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Probable starting lineups:
DRAKE HERE MONDAY

D1VlAIA11 II11IU7z 1VIO4VDAL
The Butler Bulldogs will take on
the Drake university five at the
Fairview f1eldhouse Monday night
and about 300 carriers of The In
dianapolis Times have been invited
as the guests of Tony Hinkle, Butler
athletics director and basketball
coach.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-24

Irish
Butler Cagers Out to Even
Count in Long Net
Series Tonight.

Buffers Bulldogs will be out to
even the count in their long cage
series when they tackle Notre
Danes powerful quintet at the Fair
view fieldhouse at 9 tonight.
The largest crowd of the season is
expected to witness the struggle,
twenty-second of the old rivalry in
which the Irish hold a one-game
edge.
Tony Hinkle sent his local war
riors through light tapering off
drill yesterday in final preparation
for the encounter, and will have
full strength available for the fray.
Highly-touted stars will be OPP
posed in tonight's game, with Ed
Krause, all-America center, leading
the Irish, and Frank Baird, lanky
guard, pacing the locals.
Johnny Ford, ex-Cathedral flash,
is expected to see much action for
the upstate five. Scott Armstrong
and Toy Jones, Hinkle's sophomore
reserve stars, also are expected to
play important roles in the Bulldog
attack.
PrOhahIe starting 1inp1InS.
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Sectional Schedule at Tech


Game PM THURSDAY, MARCH officials
1. 7:00-Ben Davis and ShOrtridge. Q-2)
2. S:00-CastletOn and Acton. (2-3)
3. 9:O0-Technical and Washington. CD
AM FRIDAY, MARCH 2
4. 9:OO-BrOad Ripple and Warren Central (1-2)
). 10.00-Decatur Central and Manual. (2-3)
6. 11:O0-New Bethel and Southport. (3-D
Z. 2:0O-New Augusta and OakIandOn. (1-2)
s. 3:00-Beech Grove and Lawrence. (2-3)
9. 4:00-Winners Games 1 and 2. (3-1)
10. 7:0o-Winners Games and 4. Q-2)
IL. S:00-Winners Games and 6. (2-3)
II. 9:00-Winners Games and s. (3-I
PM SATURDAY, MARCH 8
Is. 2:O0-Winners Games 9 and 10. O-2)
IA. 300 Winners Games IL and II. (2-3)
Is. S:0O-WinnerS Games Is and IA. (3-(
OFFICIALS
~ Harry Briggs ca GulliOn. go Nate kaufman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-24
DETROIT SWIMMER IS
VICTOR IN LOCAL POOL

Covering the distance in 3:452
Don Goulding of Detroit A. G. won
the national junior 3OO-yard medley
race at Indianapolis Athletic Club
pool last night.
Two I. A. c. paddlers, Joe swa1-
low and Hal Benham, were next to
cross the wire. The women's mid
die states 1O0-yard backstroke
event was won by Mary Alice Shive-
ly Of I. A. G. The girls 5O-yard
handicap race was captured by Viz
GINA Hunt of the Y. w. c. A.. and
the boys 1OO-yard handicap by
Upton Ross, I. A. C.
An Oregon giant fir, when cut.
showed 038 annual rings, twelve of
them giving evidence of forest fires
in the first 400 years.
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before with Burgoo King, in 1926
with Bubbling Over, and in 1921
with Behave Yourself, named four
for this years running OF the
$4,000 added prize.
c. V. Whitney, whose colors were
successful in 1915 when Regret, the
only filly to win a Kentucky derby,
took the prize. and again in 1927
when Whiskery downed a formid-
able field, nominated four William
Woodward's Belair Stud, winner of
the 1880 Kentucky derby with Gal
liant Fox, also entered four as did
John Marsch and Mrs. Isabel Dodge
sSloane's Brookmeade Stable.
Three standard bearers were en-
tered by Willis Sharpe Kilmer, own
er of Exterminator, derby winner in
1918, while Mrs. John Hay Whitney,
George D. Widener, Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt, H. G. PhippS, Warren
Wright and w. Graham also named
three each to sport their silks in
the coveted event.
A complete list of 1884 derby nom
nations follows:
A. Carman Howard
Adamite Humorous
Agrarian Identify
Anarchy Jabot
AngOn Bridge Jack Low
Ashen Kashgar
Bakers Dozen Kievex
Barkis Light Up
Bazaar Likewise
Beau Tod Mata Hari
Bell Man Miss Kentucky
Bender First Miss Patterson
Billy NJ. Money Getter
Black Buddy Naval Cadet
Black James New Deal
Blind Brook Norman ID.
Blue Again Omar Khy
Bonanza On Hand
Boy Valet Open Range
Broadstep Peace Chance
Brown TOney Precursor
Cactus Rose Prince Pompey
Carry Over Quasi Modo
CavaIcade Red Wagon
ChangeIing Rettef
Chasar Revere
Chicstraw Rich Phil
C1eves Ridge Nor
CoequeI Riskulus
Golfer Rock
Coldwater Rose Cross
Collateral RoustabOut
Count Rae Royal Leon
Dan SABBATH Servant Pride
Dark Devil Sgt. Bryne
DartIe Silver Sun
Discovery Singing Wood
Don Manuel Sir H. Barton
Dreel Sir Thomas
Dusty Dawn Skinner
Earnings Soon Over
Essie Wessie Speedmore
Exponent Spy Hill
Fighting Mike Stand Pat
Firelock Sun Abbott
Flying Watch SunadOr
Fogarty SwimalOng
Fogbound Tatanne
Fritter Circle The Immortal
Gallant Mac Time Clock
Gay Monarch Time Supply
General Pulaski Thataway
Gentle knight The Triumvir
Glendye Thistle Kay
Good Goods ThOmasville
Grand Rock Tormy B.
Grower Vicar
Hadagal Vitamin B.
Harry Boy War Pledge
Hepseys Beau White Bird
Hindu Queen Zulu Lad
HoIystone
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State Finals, March 1917
Cat Indianapolis
FRIDAY

Game AM Winners of Regionals at Officials
l. 9:0O-ROchester and LoganspOrt. Q-2)
2 1O:00-Ft Wayne and Evansville. (2-3)
g. 11:00-Vncennes and Columbus. (3-4
PM.
A. 2:00-Auburn and Muncie (4-5)
5. 3:00-AndersOn and Rushville. (5-1)
6. 4:0O-Greencaste and Valparaiso Q-2)
Z 7:30-Lafayette and MartinsviIe. (2-3)
g. S:3O-JeffersOnvilIe and Marion. (3-N
AM SATURDAY
g. $780, Winners Games 1 and 2 (4-5)
TO- 9:3O-Winners Games and A. (5-D
IL. 10:30-Winners Games and g. G-2)
r. 11:30-Winners Games and g. (2-3)
-SENn-FINALS-
13. 2:30-Winners Games 9 and 10. (3-4)
a. 3:30-Winners Games IL and II. (4-5)
Is. S:00-Winners Games 13 and IA. (5-D
Officials announced after regional Journeys
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Totals 10 6 Totals o.. S 7 7
Referees tonebreaker. Umpire-Vandi-
yer.
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Alter EIIarS lett the game on PER-
sonals, Townsend scored twice and
HUT, Fais and Pagach also starred
in the late game drive.
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Totals . 2 8 i
Referee-Jarreu. Umpire-Williams.
, 1934-11-14

FRACASO EN-
SU VUEL0

NEWARK. N. j. Nov. l4.-R-
FL Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, AS
de la Guerra Mundial aterrizo Ell
gigantesco avion Douglas" de IA
pasajeroS en- Ell aereopuerto de esta
ciudad el martes en- la noche a las
1927 despues dc un vuelo de ida
v vuelta a la ciudad de Miami,
Florida.
FL vuelo 10 emprendio a tenn
prana bora de la manana ell mar
ties, con ell obJeto de yer 81 eStable-
cia un record en- ell recorrido de la
distancia entire las dos ciudades.
Newark v Miami. Rickenbacker Se
proponia hacer Ell recorrido del a.
manecer al atardecer, coSa que le
fue impossible dehido al NAL tempo
que encontro en- Ia ruta.
FlerteS vientoS contrarios. nieve
v hielo fueron los obstaculos que
encontro Rickenbacker piloteando
Ia veloz aereonave, L-npidiendole
que eStableciera un nuevo record
de vuelo. La diStancia entire las
dos ciudades es mas de mil Glen
millaS.
NO podiamos hab~r escogido IN
dia peor para hacer Ell intento."
declare Rickenbacker, pero anadio
que haria otro intento cuando las
condolences atmosfericas eStubieSen
mas favorables.
, 1934-11-14

ACUSAD0 De
HOMICIDE

ONALASKA, Tex. Nov. IA. Rl-
Iaion Wright. joven agricultor de
esta region fue formalmente acu-
sado hoy por Ia muerte del Sr. y
la Sra. I. L. Conner. quieneS fue-
ron muertos ell lunes en- la noche
por una descarga dc eScopeta.
Los espoSos Conner. RESIDENCES
de Houston. fueron muertos en- ca
"a de In madre de Ia Sra. Conner.
como resultado de I'm diSgusto IA
miliar.
bright fue puesto bajo hbertad
caucional despues de- una audien-
cia preliminar ante Ell Juez de Paz
II. r. Smith. Declare Wright al
Sheriff r. d. Holiday que habia
dado muerte a Su hermana acci-
dentalmente, habiendo intentado
hacer una descarEa a Conner, a.
hadiendo que Conner trataba al
mismo tempo de dar muerte a In
Sra. Conner.
Declare ademas que FL habia dido
un ruido en- un cuarto de la casa,
v que hakia viSto a Conner con
una pistola en- In mano. v q len
sra. Conner tratando de deien-
derse. Fue cntonceS cuando hlzO
frego sobre Conner. habiendole
hecho blanco tamblen Q 81 her
&A@A@@
, 1934-11-14
Sc DIVORCIAN
La MCORMIC
Y MDIVANI

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov. IA
R1-El Capitulo final de 10 que fue
clasificado como I'm EXPERIMENT.
Noble" Sc verificara manana en- las
cortes de esta ciudad. donde sc
tramita Ell divorcio. entire Ia famoSa
cantante de Opera Mary MacCormic
v Ell apuesto Principe Sergio Mdvani.
Para decretar ell divorcio no es
n~eceSario que los litigantes Sc en-
cuentren presenteS.
La Sra, MacCormic que DESERT
bia al Principe como inc de los mas
intereSantes romanticoS. sc encuen-
ira al pTesente en- Ell Este del pals.
Mientras tanto los abogados del
Principe dicen que este sc encuen-
ira mucho mas interesado en- los
negocioS que en- cueStiones matri-
moniales.
oCmo sc recordara. la famoSa
cantante de opera y Ell apueSto
Principe, sc caSaron en- Phoenix.
Arizona, durante Ell ano de 1881.
solamete dos semanas despues de
que ell RomAntico Caballero habia
obtenido su divorcio de la conocida
actriz Pola Negri.
, 1934-11-14

Los CAMINOS
EN- Ell VALE

Fl ingeniero de caminos del es-
tado ST.. Glib Gilchrist. visitar& Ell
Vale en- OCCASION muy pr6xima. con
Ell objeto de diseiar Ell canine
parallel entire las ciudades de San
Benito y Harrington. asi como la
"curva de la muerte" que sc halla
Situada en- la ~carretera Brownsville
San Benito.
La Comision de Caminos de ell
Estado. giro inStrucciones al Inge-
micro Gilchrist para disehar am
has mejoras segun informaciones
proporcionadas por ell Juez del
Condado A. w. Cuninham.
La Carretera entire San Benito
Y Harrington. Segin Sc informa Co
r-era paralela a Ia via del Ferro-
carril Missouri Pacific en- la parte
norte Y solamente serA de una ex-
tencion de SGT millas en- lugar de
las 6.44 milas de que ahora Sc
compone.
, 1934-11-14
R 00SEVE ELI
NOMBRA I'm
COMITE

WASHINGTON. Nov. l4.-Fr-
Fue nombrado hoy por III Presi-
dente Roosevelt. un comite especial
que Sc encargarA de ooordinar to-
Gas las actividadeS sobre prastamos
del Gobierno.
Ia MEDIA W. interpreta como ell
principle de In consolidation de lam
agenciaS Federales. o ell propo-
Sito de absorber las unidadeS do
emergencia. caundo empiece In
campana de recuperacion. Il Sc
cretario Morgenthau sera ell jefa
del comite aludido.
I'll preSidente Roosevelt dijo en
81 conferencia regular para I'm
prenSa. que Ell future programa. no
sera definidamente delineado. sin6
haSta como los primeros dias del
aho entrante. Indico que probable-
mente serA determinado 81 Se ne
cesitara mas dinera destinado "A Inn
Home Owners Corporation.
, 1934-11-14
0
QUE BURLA
LA SILLA

HUNTSVILLE. Tex. Nov. IA
CPJ-Pete Mckenzie. Ell aSesino de
san Antonio, parece que conserva
su amuleto en- contra de la SEN
tencia de muerte, deSpues de que
ell Grand Jurado de la Corte del
Condado e Walker. no quiso tomar
accion en- contra de Ell. en- conexion
con la muerte de Ted Rogers. a
caecida dentro de la priSion. Nc
Kenzie. legalmente anormal, ha
burlado la silla electrica desde que
en- 1929. cuando fue acusado de Ia
muerte del Jefe de Detectives de
San Antonio. Sam Street. pues la
pena de muerte que Sc pedia para
Ell no fue aplicada en- atencion a
que Ell Jurado decide que padecia
de enagenacion mental.
FL Fiscal del DiStrito, Max Rog-
ers. que ha dicho que debe de so
meterse a Mckenzie a un nuevo
examen mental. dice que eSperara
Ia accion de las autoridades del
Condado de Bexar, para preSentar
ST. caSo
, 1934-11-14
CON STRUlRASE
NUEVO CLOBO
TIP0 MACON

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-R-
La directiva del comite Naval. re-
comendo que sc construyese un d.
rigible que tubiera dimenSioneS l.
gualeS a la mita ode las que tiene
ell Macon. con Ell fin de destinarlo
a maniobraS de practica. quedando
pendiente la determination o lugar
que Sc lie dara en- Ell program naval.
e. Secretario Wallace expreso en-
conferencia con los representatives
de la prensa, que 81 ~favorecia la
construction de una unidad con
capacidad de 2,500,000 pies cubicos
manifestando que aun no IA dado
su conSentimiento nj apoyado tai
idea, y que creia que la adicion de
aeroplanos. hombres y barcos eran
mas eSenciales que Ia construction
de GloboS aereoS.
, 1934-11-14
TRATASE DE
DESCRUBIR
I'm CRIMEN

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. IA
Hl-Existe la creencia de que el
cuerpo de I'm nino encontrado a
flor de TERRA aver en- Ia tarde,
pertenecio a la nina Dorothy Ann
Distelhurst de seiS amos, que deSa-
parecion el 10 de septimebre, segun
explioco el Abogado del Distrito j.
Carlton Loser, y Pat Beard. amigo
intimo de la familia Distelhurst.
En- mi mente no abrigo ninguna
duda acerca de la identification del
cadaver, expreso el ST.. Beard, y
dice que hasa SuS eclaracioes en- ell
tamaho del cuerpo. color del pelo
y en- la dentadura. que coinciden
con las sehas PARTICULARS de Ia
nina deSaparecida.
No creo que exista alguna duda
de que ell cuerpo pertenece a Ia
pequena Dorothy" expreso ell ST..
Loser, pueS todas las circunstan-
cias 10 indican, al hacer una COM
paracion entire la description de la
deSaparecida v Ell cuerpo encon-
trado. Y tego alguna information,
que me reserve. que indica que ei
cuerpo encontrado acusa Ia exis-
tencia de un crimen.
, 1934-11-14
Fuertes Aguaceros
Alivian La Seuuia

SAN ANGELO, Tex, Nov. IA
R,-FIertes aguaceroS en- ell OeSte
del Estado aliviaron hoy Ia Sequia
que por largo tempo habia cauSado
muchiSimos danos en- esta region
A las siete de la mahana. habia
caido en- la region 1892 pulgadas de
lluvia. AdemAs fuertes aguaceros
habian azotado la region alrededor
le esta ciudad. A esta bora Seguia
lloviznando todavia.
Las uuvias s extendieron hacta
ell oeSte hasta Merton, hacia Ell sur,
hasta Ell Dorado. al noroeste hasta
Big Spring. v muchisimas millas nj
este.
Reportes de Brentwood decfan
que habia comenzado q Hover ALI
deSde la media noche. habiendose
registrado una lluvia hasta ahora
de l.76 pulgadaS.
, 1934-11-14
FL CADAVER DE LA
NINA |%DENT|F|CADO
Es FL de la Nina Distelhurst Que Desaparecio
Hace Algun TEMPO De Nashville

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. i4.-E
cadaver dc la pequeha que se en-
contro enterrado q flor de TERRA,
en- los terrenos de- ri Hospital
destinado a los tuberculosis, fu6
poSitivamente identificado como Ell
de la nina Dorothy Ann Distel-
hurst, deSaparecida desde ell dia 10
de septiembre.
En- declaration hecha por ell Pro-
curador del Distrito j. Carlton
Loser. anade que Ell cuerpo Ne en-
cuentra en- tai eStado de descom-
poSicion que mterialmente impoSl-
bilita Ia identification por parte
de las personals que Ia conocieron,
sin embargo multitud Gle evidenciaH
prueban que In conclusion N que
sc ha llegado, es correcta-
, 1934-11-14

NAVAL EN-
LONDRES

LONDRES. Nov. l4.NPp- Laa
negociacioneS que 80 efectuan entire
las tr eS mas grandes potencias ma
wales: Sc encuentran embroyadan
sin que ninguno de los participant
ties. al parecer ceda en- u preten-
clones. PueS mientraS que los De-
legadoS IngleseS pretenden arreglar
una "~entreviSta MisteriO" los DE-
legados Americanos dicen que no
han recibido ningunas informacio-
mes que tiendan a eSclarecer 10 cue
este significa, y los JaponeseS per-
manecen perpleloS ante ell deSa-
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