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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
$50 Championship Class Ski-Riders
Have Entered National Tournamen
Casper oimoen Of Minot Will Be
Among Entrants at Chi
cago Sunday

Chicago, Jan. 19.-(R)-A total Of
$50 entries, 103 Of them from Jump
ers Of championship calibre, have
been received for the national ski
championships to be held Sunday at
the giant Morse slide at Fox River
Grove, north Of Chicago.
President Fred Brunn Of the Norge
Ski club said that competition In all
four classeS-A, B. Senior and Junior
is expected to be the keenest In
many years.
Ray Mikkelsen, representing Au-
burn, CAL, is the defending title
holder and favorite, but must defeat
such jumpers as Casper Oimoen OF
Minot, N. D.. several times American
champion; LaMoine Batson, Chicago:
Sverre Fredheim Of Minneapolis and
Ted Peterson Of st. Paul.
Erik Solid Of the University of
Wisconsin, third-place winner in the
famous meet at Holemkollen, Nor
way, In 1927, Is favored to win the
title In Glass B. Reider Byfuglin OF
Minot. N. D., Is among the entrants
in that class.
Johanna Kolstad, Norwegian wo-
man star, will compete in Glass A.
Seven carloads of snow will be
spread over the $40 foot surface Of the
giant scaffold and landing hill.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
LEAFS AND RANGERS
ARE CLASS OF HOCKEY LOOP
Toronto Swamps Boston Bruins
While New York Blanks
BlackhaWks

New York. Jan. i9.-P-I. is too
early TO start making predictions
about the erd Of the Na.ions! Hockey
League season when the second ha..
Of the campaign has barely begun.
but at the presen. stage tie Toronto
Maple Leafs and New York Rangers
are the class Of the ci-cui, and seem
to be headed directly .o- tire .:-E-
place playotf series.
Toronto increased IS .eai 20 IS
points Thursday nigh: D.: swapping
the Boston Bruins. o. and the
Rangers go. SO triumph over the
Chicago BlackhaWks.
Detroit played a IL draw III hard
fought game with the Montreal Ma
rooms.
A large part OF the Ranger scoring
was due TO Couacher's penalties.
After Butch Keeling had bowled him
DER and split the Blackhawk defense
u score the first goal, the big train
began to lose his temper and the
B!ackhawks lost most OF their defense
ut the same time. First COMFY got
into brief battle with Ching john
son and drew major penalty. While
he was off Cecil Dillon scored the sec
end Ranger goal. Later he cross
checked Keeling was banisl1ed again
and Frank Boucher made 1t 80.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
Winnipeg Boxer
Wins From Negro
Laurie Psppin Rallies to Cop
Last Two Rounds With
Ace Of Spades

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. l9.-tP-
Laurie Peppin, Winnipeg even the
count with Ace OF Spades, Omaha,
Ncb.. Negro, by rallying IN the last
two rounds to gain the decision In a
sensational 10-round battle here
Thursday right.
It was u savage fight which was
AL even at the end OF eight rounds,
hut Peppin rocked the Omaha fighter
with q two-flsted attack TO the head
IN the ninth and went ON to win the
10th and the verdict. Peppin weighed
l56 and Ace Of Spades 1871.
The bout was re-match Of fight
here two weeks ago in which Ace Of
Spades won on a foul in the fourth
round. A se;lout crowd witnessed the
battle.
In the seni-windup, George Feist,
Grand Forks featherWeight. shaded
Johnny Baker. East Grand Forks, il,
SIX rounds. AIDE Hofer, Lisbon, won
great four rounder from Bud Jen-
son Of Devils Lake and Elroy Bushaw
Il Grand Forks easily outpointed
.Auggsy Sullivan OF Fargo in another
four-rOundei.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
starting time to give business persons
an opportunity to see the fracas.

starting time to give business persons
an opportunity to see the fracas.
In preliminary game beginning
at 7:l5 o'clock. the Imps. Bismarck
reserve team. will play Wilton.
Coach Claude Miller Of Valley City,
former athletic star at North Dakota
State, will bring here a team which
has only two veterans from last year
but which has made an impressive
record In games SO far this season.
Besides forcing the great James
town team to a last-minute rally to
exc out q victory, the Hi-Liners have
conquered Paramount. Glass B state
champions last season, by 2l-l3
count.
Coach Miller,s two veterans are
Scott, forward, and Codding.
guard. One Of the most effective
Valley Citians. however, Is Jimmy
Sletten. the other forward. Sathe at
center and McCosh at guard complete
the starting lineup Of the Hi-Liners.
Diemert Is another classy forward
who may see some action.
Coach Roy D. Mcleod expects Bis
marck to have full strength on the
floor Saturday night. The Demon
mentor plans to start Larry Schneid-
er at center, Billy Owens and Neil
Croonquist at forwards and Bud Kanz
and Gordon Engen at guards.
For reserve duty he will have Neil
Beylund, center: John Cameron, for
ward; and Ollie Sorsdahl, guard
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
Fights Last Night

lBy The Associated Press,
New Haven, Conn.--Jackie Da.
Wis. 142. Cleveland, outpointed
Louis kid" Cocoa, 40, New Ha-
ven, ca.
Grand Forks, N. D.-laurle
Peppin, 1856, Winnipeg, outpointed
Ace Of Spades, 1877, Omaha, Ne
gro. (l0); Georgie Feist. Grand
Forks, outpointed Johnny Baker,
East Grand Forks, Mimi, (6).
Quincy, Ill.-Joe Reed, 146, st.
Louis, outpointed Jackie Puryis.
40. indianapolis, u0; Henry
Hoo. 1ls. indianapolis, outpointed
Tony Viviano. l1s, st. Louis, u0):
Glenn Reed. LAG. Quincy, outpoint-
ed George Day, 152. St. Louis, 90:
Scotty Fuller, 182, Indianapolis,
knocked out Babe Davis. 102, st.
Louis. go.
Dallas. Tex. = Bobby Gaines.
1922, Wichita. Kans., outpointed
Baby Colima. l22; FL Paso, tl0).
Philadelphia - Tony Morgano,
1922, outpointed Bobby Dean, 1913,
Bobby Dechter. 129, and Jackie
Willis, l3l, drew (6): Henry Tay-
lor, IT'S, knocked out Rex King.
80. Leipcrville, Pa, a.; Lou Red
dish, l8l, stopped James J. TAy-
lor, 2l5 (2,: Billy Gross, 14l.
knocked out Johnny 6auto, Ia,
ca: (All but King from Philacc.-
phia).
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
Nodak Boxing Team.
To Invade Bemidji

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 19.-The
University Of North Dakota boxing
team will leave here Saturday morn
Ing for Bemidji, Mimi, where 1t
meets q selected team Of amateurs
that evening. This will be the first
dual meet for the Sioux pugilists.
Coach H. H. Russell will take five
University fighters, Heavyweight
Ben Blancl,ette Of Grand Forks:
Lightheavyweight Bill Morrow OF
Grand Forks: Middleweight Kenny
Brown OF Minneapolis: Welterweight
Newell Fait Of Fingal; and Light
weight Ed DEFINE Of Mismarck; and
at the request Of Bemidji officials,
Ray Baker. East Grand Forks feather
weight, will make the trip with the
Sioux squad.
Two Of the University boxers, Blan-
Ghetto and Brown, are holders Of Min
neapolis Diamond Belt champion
ships Brown retained his middle
weight title In this years tourna-
ment, while Blanchette won the
heavyweight crown for the first time
With these two battlers for nucleus,
Coach Russell expects to build the
strongest boxing team in the history
Of the University Of North Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
King Levinsky May Get Title Chance
In Madison Square Garden This Year
Kilpatrick and Johnston Have
Dropped Negotiations
With 6aer

New York. Jan. l9.--tF-1f Madi-
son Square Garden promotes heavy
weight championship bout In June,
the chances are Just about 10 to one
the challenger won't be Max Baer. But
it might be King Levinsky.
Finding It impossible to tie Baer
up to a contract to fight for the
garden in the event he won the
championship, Col. John r. Fitzpatrick,
president Of the big arena, and his
matchmaker, Jimmy Johnston. have
dropped all negotiations With Baer,
his manager. Ancil Hoffman, and
Promoter Jack Dempsey, and turned
to Levinsky instead.
In their first move to build the talk
alive ex-fish peddler into the status
OF q title contender, the Gardens
directors have booked him for two
matches. one against Charley Mas
sera. young Pittsburgher. the other
against Walter Neusel, blonde puncher
from Germany, on Feb. . and March
2, respectively.
II the Kingtish can get by those
two hurdles, he may be asked to
agree to one more tune.up before get
ting q shot q Primo Camera In June,
always assuming the mammoth ltal-
lar succeeds In beating Tommy
Loughran In their 1S-round bout In
Miami, Feb. "a.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
VALLEY CITY'S GYM
FILLED TO CAPACITY
AS RIVALS BATTLED
Grouse, Hall and Thunem Play
Brilliantly in important
TusSle
BIG CENTER Is SCORELESS
Eddie Spriggs, Eddie Agre,
Ernie Manney, All Of Bis
marck, Play
BIG CENTER IS sCoRELEss

Valley City, N. D., Jan. 19.-tF-
jamestown college triumphed over the
Valley City Teachers, most serious
threat to their conference cage cham
piolship. 1924 IN a thrilling battle
here Thursday night.
So damned was the large Viking
gymnasium that the overflow crowd
received the account Of the game by
broadcast in q neighboring building.
Overtaking the Vikings late in the
first half in brilliant burst Of speed,
the Jimmie held a 1912 lead at the
intermission. The visitors sprang
impressively to the front in the third
quarter and at one time led by as
many as nine points, 2l-12. In the
final 10 minutes the Vikings crept up
within one point but were unable to
knot the score.
In the remaining minutes before
the frenzied crowd, both teams bat
tied desperately, with jamestown
gaining an edge in free losses. Grouse
kept the Jimmies in step with the
Vikings in the first half with his long
shots. but It was Hall and Thunem
who kept jamestown in the lead In
the final stanza.
Hill, Viking forward, played bril-
liant offensive game, counting IA
points or more than half Of Valley
City's total. Caskey. stellar forward,
and Humbracht, giant center, usually
good for several points. were held
scoreless from the floor.
After Jamestown started scoring
with free throw, Valley City tied It
up and went into q I'll lead In the
first seven minutes. Jamestown over
took the Vikings midway in the Sec
ond quarter and the lead exchanged
twice In the last five minutes of the
first half. Valley City trailed by one
or two points III the last seven min
utes Of the second half.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
Ely Vines Squares
Things With Tilden

Cleveland, Jan. 10. - R - Young
Ellsworth Vines has evened the road
tour tennis series with Big Bill Ttlden
At three matches-all In short power
show which included spray Of baf-
fling drives and a breath-taking serv-
ice good for II aces.
Tilden utilized his contract priv
lcge TO shorten the match to three
sets Thursday night when he saw the
crowd Of $500 1t the Coliseum virtu-
ally splitting over the edges Of the
court. Vines victory was on scores
Of 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
March Schwartz
Aids Shaughnessy

Chicago, Jan. 19.-(F-March-
mont Schwartz Is coming back
to help hts old teacher, Clark
Shaughnessy, In the task Of pro-
ducing winning football teams at
the University Of Chicago.
Through at Notre Dame. where
he won All-American honors az
halfback and then assisted
Hunk Anderson for two seasons,
Schwartz has been signed to
assist in the coaching Of the
Maroon backfield. He will begin
his new duties during spring
training In March.
Coach Shaughnessy taught
Schwartz football when March
was on the freshman team 1t
Loyola. New Orleans. After his
freshman year he entered Notre
Dame.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
Northwestern Five
Will Battle Illini

Chicago, Jan. le.-lP)-Gaining
momentum in their fight to retain
their share Of the Big Ten basketball
championship. Northwestern's Wild
cats will have q chance to take Sec
0nd place in the race Saturday when
they meet the Illini IN the feature
game Of the evening.
Michigan will invade Chicago and
Ohio State will tackle Minnesota at
Minneapolis In the other games Sat-
urday night, but none is expected to
have any bearing on the ultimate out
come Of the championship race.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
Robinson Girls Win
Seven Straight Tits
Tribune Special Service)

Robinson, N. D.. Jan. 19.-Robiu-
sens high-scoring girls basketball
team extended its victories this season
to seven without q defeat by walloping
tic Garfield girls "a to 9.
The Robinson second team played
most Of the game.
In seven games the Robinson girls
have scored 220 points to 70 for their
opponents.
In the second game Of q double
header, the Robinson boys defeated
the Garfield boys % to 8.
Schedules Of the two Robinson
teams are announced as follows By
Coach Harvey N. Jensen:
Girls
Jan. Hutchinson at Steele.
Jan. 26-Driscoll at Robinson.
Feb. 3Iehr at Robinson.
Jan. 19-RObinson at Steele.
Jan. 28-Driscoll at Robinson.
Feb. 2-Robinson at Wing.
Feb. living at Robinson.
Feb. 16-Tappen at Robinson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
FOresters Primed for
Victory Over Veterans

Captain Mike Jundt and his Cath
ole Order Of Foresters hockey team
aro PINNED for q victory over the
9vetefans sextet n game to b played
friday night.
Iho Veterans defeated the Eores-
sfneo n A overtime contest . short
- 80.
ne game will be played q North
Rink under noodlights. beginning 1t
III Ueiock. Tne public Is invited TO wit
- III contest without charge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
Nodak Quint To
Battle Rabbits
Friday Evening
North Dakotans Hope to Win
Fourth Straight in Con-
ference Race
LINEUPs

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 19.-Those
fast-stepping. high-scoring Sioux
rom the University Of North Dakota
will attempt to annex their fourth
straight North Central conference
victory Friday night when they meet
South Dakota State, here.
The Nodaks, who are averaging
more than point minute this sea-
son. are the favorites to win the con-
ference title, leading the league at
TIE present with three victories and
no defeats. South Dakota University,
South Dakota State, and Morningside
have fallen before the rampaging
Sioux.
In their first meeting Of the sea-
son, the Nodaks trounced South De-
kota State, 1929. In this game Null
len, Witasek, and Meinhover, the
three leading scorers. accounted for
80 Of the points. To date. Witasek
mas averaged II points per game,
while Meinhover is on his heels with
II tallies per contest.
Coach Glenn Letich will send his
regular point minute" team into
the. fray, consisting Of Mullen and
1Yitasek at forwards. Meinhover at
center. and Capt. Bernie Smith and
Westy Booth at guards. SO closely
have the two defensive men guarded
tire Sioux opponents that only 81
points have been registered against
the University by the three conference
opponents, while the Nodaks have
been scoring l3l points for an average
close to Al per game. In the entire 10
games played, the North Dakotans
h:ve counted for 433 points, or more
than Is per game.
The University will set its defense
70 stop the two Jacluabbit forwards,
Gripentrog and Bankert, who scored
70 and eight points, respectively,
against the Sioux In their first meet
4
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Minneapolis Mecca
For Speed Skaters

Minneapolis. Jan. le.-(ReBlade
artists from I'll parts Of the country
made this city the mecca for fore.
most skaters Friday g they prepared
for tho national outdoor skating races
here Saturday and Sunday.
TWO Of thu experts entered, Eddie
Schroeder Of Chicago. and Bert Thy-
Tor Of New. York, both members 81
the 1882 United States Olympic team,
will represent the United States ii
the international outdoor matches 6
Oslo, Norway, FEB. IS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
Ohio State Basketball Coach Gets
Few Tips From l3.Year.Old Youngster

ways ready 70 accept advice,
called up Billy and said. come
up to my office and We'll talk this
thing over"
Half an hour after Billy APP
peared he left the office In high
spirits. II believe We'll win from
now on" he smiled. II gave Mr..
Olsen quite a few pointers
Olsen chuckled. He sure did.
He's q great lad
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
Minot Teachers
Nose Out Dusties
Beavers Take First Of Two
Games From Glendale by
1898 Count

Wahpeton, N. D., Jan. l9.-(F-
The Minot State Teachers College
Beavers noSed out the Wahpeton
State Science School Wildcats here
Thursday night. 80 to 80.
It was the opening tilt of q two
game invasion for the Beavers and
they were forced to pull up from be-
hind in the last five minutes to gain
the advantage after the Wildcats had
led by 10 points most of the way. The
Wildcats had a 24-13 advantage at
the half.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
Benefit DOubleheader
Is Planned at Beulah
Tribune Special Service,

V1I1OuUe SPcCIdI CeTVUcT
Beulah, N. D., Jan. 1.-Two Boy
Scout teams and two quints represent
ing the Beulah Lions club will clash in
. benefit basketball doubleheader next
Thursday evening, Jan. Is.
Proceeds Of the games will 60 to-
ward financing construction Of an out
door swimming pool here. proposed
~ the local scout organization. The
pool will be 30xo0 feet.
Bert Weber. scoutmaster, Is making
arrangements for the doubleheader.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19

Alexander Graham Bell. by In
venting the telephone, made it pos.
sible to hear the conversation Of peo-
pie whom you cannot see, while his
father. Alexander Melville Bell, In
vented the lip-reading system by
which deaf-mutes can see and read
conversation they cannot hear.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19

Columbus, O., Jan. 10. - ~ =
The letter read: Il believe you are
running your team wrong and
suggest"
The writer was Billy Jones, Is.
4 junior high school basketball
player, and the recipient was Har-
old G. Olsen, director Of basket
ball at Ohio State University.
The round and jolly Olsen, al
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
Basketball Scores
COLLEGES

jamestown IN. d. College rs; VAL
ley City Teachers "a.
Minot Teachers 80; Wahpetoa
Science 80.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
.M.L|NERS have But.
'7W0VETERANS;HAV
GOOD RECORD 50 FAR.
Pressed Strong Jamestown
Quint Into last.Minute
Rally in Struggle
BEAT CLASS 3 CHAMPIONS
Scott and Codding Are Letter.
men on Coach Claude
MilIer's Squad

Bismarck high schools basketball
team will meet its first Glass A COM
petition this season when 1t clashes
with Valley City's Hi-Liners here Sat-
urday evening.
The game will be staged at the au-
ditorium Of the World War Memorial
building, beginning at $50 o'clock,
a half hour later than the usual
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
Field Complete for
Skating Tournament

Oconomowoc, Wis, Jan. l9.-P1-
With the arrival Of entry blanks for
Wisconsin. Ohio and Michigan skat-
ers qualified to match strides with
Canadian ice artists. the field was
completed Friday for the North
American speed skating championship
tournament here Jan. q and %.
Entries have been received from
Wisconsin, Ohio. Michigan, Missouri.
New York, Illinois, Minnesota and
Canada.
A goose serves as WATCHDOG for
the vicar nT KewStnke Eno1and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-19
GOPHERs BEAT MICHIGAN

ct. Paul, Jan. 19.--tP)--Minresota
disposed summarily of its first Job of
protecting Its Big Ten hockey cham
l,ionship by whipping Michigan So
here Thurgday night.
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xOtal0 .......s 10
Referee-Jackson, Fergus Falls.
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Cottontail rabbits communicate
with each other by rubbing whiskers
and stamping their feet.
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MEDINA FACES SAINTS
Medina'S basketball team will
play the strong st. Mary's five OF
Bismarck at St. Mary's gymnasium
here Friday night at o'clock.
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Rcferec--Dick Holzer, Moorl1ead.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-06
GRAND JURY
NOT ASKED TO
PROBE WRECK

In the verdict brought in yeSter-
day morning concerning the deaths
of three men on the race course at
the county fair grounds Sunday af-
ternoon, the coroner's jury made
no recommendation that the case be
turned over to the county grand
jury for further investigation and
action. A rumor has been circulated
to the effect that such official rec
ommendation was made by the cor
oner'S jury yesterday.
While examining witnesses at the
inquest, A. r. Underwood, coroner,
was asked by several of the jurors
concerning such recommendation
calling for the grand jury inveStiga-
ton. Underwood told the jury it was
not their duty or concern to make
or offer such recommendations -
they were merely to consider the
evidence which would lead them TO
determine the manner in which the
men met death.
1t is understood, however, that
following the signing of the official
verdict which named the cause OF
the death as an unavoidable acci-
dent, the jury met and considered
naming some of their members as
a committee to appear before the
grand jury and ask that theinves-
tigation by that body be undertak-
en-. 1t is not certain whether or not
this committee was actually deSig-
mated nor when its appearance be-
fore the grand jury is TO be made.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-06
ROLPH'S ILLNESS OPENS Up
FIELD FOR COMING ELECTION

California and apparently is in the
governor fight to stay.
Meanwhile, with Rolph i'll in a
San Francisco hospital, political cir
cleS here began buzzing with talk
about one of his lieutenantS taking
his place as administration stand
ard bearer.
Earl Lee Kelly, director OF the de-
rartment of public works, frequent
ly has been mentioned as possibil-
ity, but always has insisted he would
stick to Rolph. Asked If he would
enter the race if Rolph was unable
to do SO, Kelley said he did not be-
lieve in crossing bridges until COM
ing to them.
Roland Vandegrift, finance di-
rector, another cabinet member who
is being talked about, has denied
having any political ambitions, but
some persons, chief among them
Treasurer Johnson, are inclined to
scott at such at attitude.
Administration leaders would not
admit any strong possibility OF
Rolph dropping out, but they did not
conceal their belief he would be ad-
vised to postpone or abandon his
goodwill tour of the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-06
HOUSING PLAN
FOUND LEGAL
BY CUMMINGS

WASHINGTON, March g. UP)-
Attorney General Homer S. Cum
mings today delivered a formal op-
inion to Public Works Administra-
tor Harold l.. Ickes upholding con-
stitutionality of the S100,000,000 En-
ergency Housing Corporation.
Cummings, however, suggested
the corporations powers were too
broad and should be limited. Coun-
sci for the corporation will file al
amended certificate of incorpora-
tion, confined to powers actually
needed.
The attorney general overruled
the stand of j. r. McCarl, comptrol-
ler general, who has refused to hon
or acquisitions of the corporation
on the ground that it was created
in violation of principles OF the fed
eral constitution. The corporation
was formed to aid slum clearance
and housing projects.
The housing corporations work
has been limited because of McCarfS
stand. 1t was indicated that Cum
ming's Interpretation of the law
might cause McCarl to rescind his
informal ruling to IckeS. However
if the comptroller general still re-
fuses to alter his stand and declines
to honor acquisitions, it was believ-
ed the issue might be thrown into
court