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Evening star., 1935-05-18
Christian Endeavor

The Christian Endeavor Union Is
holding an open house today at its
offices in the Insurance Building.
The Junior Union will meet tomor-
row at pm. at the Wallace Memorial
United Presbyterian Church. Anna
Widmyer, junior superintendent. will
conduct the meeting. AS a special
feature there will be a sharpshooters'
contest.
Following is the first report of the
Nominating Committee Of the District
Of Columbia Christian Endeavor
Union: For president. Frances Sang
ster; vice president, Hillman Harris;
secretary, Mabel Donaldson; corre-
spending secretary, Dick Drifmyer;
treasurer, Carl Watson; junior super
intendent, Anna Widmyer; interme-
diate superintendent, Mrs. L. c.
Greene. To be added to the Advisory
Council: DR.. C. E. Hawthorne, pastor
Of the Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterian Church; Mr.. D. C. Grain, sr
to replace w. Roy Breg.
Loyce Gooch and Donald McGeary
were tied in the sharpshooters' con-
test conducted by the intermediate
Union a week ago. AS result, both
will be delegates to the international
convention in Philadelphia this Sum-
mer. Other contestants were Albert
Collins, Alice Munger, Richard Matt
son and Dorothy Werth.
From Boston headquarters comes
news that the following persons have
been given the c. e. Expert degree:
Elaine O'Flaherty, Emory Ackerman,
James Buckler, Preston Campbell,
Mrs. D w. Williford, Margaret Smith,
Jane Cunningham, Mary Ashby, David
Mitchell, Janet Barnes, Joe Conner,
Thelma Inman, Myra Dunlop, Audrey
O'Flaherty, Amelia Robinson. Mrs.
Harry FRANKIE, Mary Hamilton, Will
liam Heygster, Martha Jester, Julia
Draper. Esther M. Malta, Helen
Maughlin, Airline Nichols, John o.
Peterson, Raymond Putnam, Ralph
Shoemaker. Winifred Stebbins. Mary
Steele. William Watkins, Richard
Mattson and Donald Fraser. The
class was under the direction of Mer-
ritt L. Smith, president of the Alumni
Fellowship of Christian Endeavor.
Around the union: Tonight the
Rhode Island Avenue M. P. Senior
will have banquet at the Highlands.
The Takoma Park Presbyterian will
be the guests Of the Wallace Memorial
tomorrow evening. Eileen Robinson
will lead the meeting and the male
quartet of the C. E. will sing several
selections. First Brethren will have a
debate at GAS. Hillman Harris will
speak at the Calvary intermediate
meeting
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B. Y. p. u. News

A Senior Federation meeting will
be held Tuesday evening at Metro
politan. Calvary, winner Of the stew
ardship play contest. will give its
play, Ordered South" Metropolitan
was winner of second place.
Tomorrow evening all active men,
bers of the various local unions are
asked to cast their ballots for election
of federation officers for next year
These ballots must pe brought to the
meeting Tuesday evening. The nom
inees are: For president, william L.
Rice; vice president, Louis F. Lucas;
recording secretary. Inez Lucas and
Mary Kyle; corresponding secretary.
Pearl Hoover and Thelma Hicks. and
for treasurer, M. Elwyn Caskey.
The juniors will have their meeting
tomorrow at O'Clock at National
Baptist. The winning union in the
missionary play contest will present
its play.
Announcements from some of the
unions regarding their programs for
tomorrow evening are: Bethany will
have John Winn and the Service
Commission in charge Of the program.
At Centennial, Mrs. Burleyson and
the Stewardship Commission will pre-
sent the program. Ann Rook and
the Service Commission will present
the program at Fifth. "The -Four
Winds of the Earth" will be the sub
ject under discussion by Pearl Gain
GUS and her group at First. Walter
Ward and the Stewardship Commis-
sion will present the program at
Grace. The Devotional Life Commis-
sion, under the direction of Miss
Flora Davis, will present the program
at Hyattsville. Gladys Myers and her
Service Commission will be in charge
at Kendall. The Service Commission
will present the program at National
Baptist. Audrey Yates and her Devo-
tional Life Commission will discuss
What Does My Church Expect Of
Me?" at Petworth. The Service Com
mission will present the program at
Second. The program at Temple will
be in charge of the Service Commits
sion. West Washington will have a
program presented by its Steward
ship Commission.
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YOUNG MEMBERS
T0LEAD SERVICE
Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tionaI Program Announced
for Tomorrow.

At Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church tomorrow morning the serv-
ice will be conducted by members of
the church school. The musical pro-
gram will be sung by the junior
choir.
In place Of the usual sermon three
phases of the theme of the service,
cussed by these members of the
Youth and the Church" will be dis
discussion group: THE Church and
Society,"" Norman L. Bliss; "The
Church and the Individual" Miss
Jean Heron, and "The Church and
the Future" Mrs. Kenneth Eells.
Hugh Wingard Of the Sunday Eve
ming Club will preside and the chill
dren's story will be told by Miss Edna
Buchanan Of the Young Peoples
Forum.
At the Adult Forum, at 10 o'clock
John j. Esch, a member of the Amer
ican Bar Association, will discuss
Courts, Juries and Crime"
I. All departments of the school will
be represented on the program Of
the religious education week end
which begins next Friday evening in
Fishburn Hall and continues three
days A feature Of the program is
the exhibit of class room activities,
graphically arranged to demonstrate
the studies carried on by each de-
partment during the year. Members
OF the senior department will present
New Testament miracle in tabIeau
form and discuss the meaning of it.
At the meeting of the Young
Peoples discussion group tomorrow
evening, John Holt, a recent resident
OF Germany, will discuss the organ
lzation and activities of the German
Youth Movement.
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FAITH AND GODS POWER
TOPICS OF DR.. RIDGELY
Calvary Methodist Pastor An
nounces Program for Services
Tomorrow.

DR.. Vernon NJ Ridgely. minister of
the Calvary Methodist Church. will
preach tomorrow at IL o'clock on
The Power of God" and at pm. on
Faith
DR.. John Bowen, secretary to Father
Nevilles, president of the Georgetown
University. will be the speaker at the
young peoples service at o'clock.
The topic is, THE Other Mans Re-
ligion." Friends are invited.
Miss Adah Bagby is in charge Of the
Tom Thumb wedding, to be presented
by the nursery-kindergarten depart
ments May "a, at pm. The public
Is invited.
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WIFE OF PRESIDENT
GARDEN PARTY GUEST
st. Thomas Parish Annual Church
Benefit at Rectory Next
Friday.

The annual garden party Of st.
Thomas parish will be held at the
rectory, 1920 New Hampshire ave-
nue., next Friday, for the benefit of
the church. Mrs. Franklin Delano
Roosevelt will be the guest Of honor.
The party will be under direction
of the Rector's Aid Society, an or
ganization of the church.
DR.. c. Ernest Smith, the rector.
will preach tomorrow morning at II
o'clock on st. Paul as a Servant
of Christ"
Evening star., 1935-05-18
LUTHERANS PLANNING
VISITATION TOMORROW
Church of Reformation Congrega-
tion to Receive Special Fell
lowship Committee.

The Lutheran Church of the Refor-
nation will conduct a fellowship visi-
tation tomorrow from 230 to O'Clock
with between rs and 100 men making
visits on the entire congregation
These visitors will be commissioned at
the II o'clock service, when the pas
tor, DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder, will
preach on brotherhood and the King
DOM" The vested choir will sing an
anthem. A trio will be given by Meta
Richardson, soprano; John Nordberg,
tenor; Carol Robb, bass.
= At the o'clock service, DR.. Black
welder will continue the series of SER
mons on THE Contribution of Religion
to Health" using as his theme, Sins
That Injure Nerves" William F.
Pfeiffer will play violin solo. A male
quartet will sing, the vested choir will
sing with violin obbligato by Mr..
Pfeiffer.
The Luther League will hold joint
meeting with Bethany League of Bal
timore at 6:45 pm.
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MEETING TO BE FRIDAY
Women's Presbyterial Society
Session at Chevy Chase Church.

The Spring meeting of the Woman's
Presbyterial Society will be held at
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
next Friday beginning at II am. The
president, Mrs William r. Rhoades,
will preside. Brief reports will be
given. The worship period will be
led by Mrs. Mabel Miller of the
Fourth Church. Luncheon will be
served at 1890.
Following the luncheon the Chevy
Chase Auxiliary will present the play
Mrs. Malaprop's Trip Around the
World" written by Mrs. Charles L.
Carhart.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
NEGATIVE GOODNESS"

Rev. W. S. Abernathy's Sermon
Topics Announced for Tomorrow.
Rev. w S. Abernethy, minister at
Calvary Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow morning on What a Blind
Man Saw" and in the evening on
Negative Goodness"
Rev. Philip G. Murray will conduct
the junior church service at II o'clock,
assisted by the Junior Church Choir.
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Star HeavieS
Headline Mat
Gard Tonight
Three Bouts Featured at
Armory; Steele and Davis
Collide.

A battle between tw0 Of the most
aggressive matmen in heavyweight
circles Will serve as tops" for thc
Hercules A. G. wrestling cad to-
night AZ the ArmOry. Tie tussle
brings together RAY Steele. 2l8
California ace. and Big Boy Davis
225. Columbus. o.
Meeting IN the semi-Tindup viii
be Lou Plummer. 235. the rough
Baltimore mailman ana Tom Marvin
2l2. Oklahoma. Jack Nesbitt. 300
Seattle. comes here 20 tackle Fred
tHighpocketsl GrObmier. 205. Har-
Ian, Ia. in the opener at $50
The Steele-Davis encounter pro-
mises to % more or less on the order
Of a ~brawl' inasmuch as both hold
regulations OF knowing all OF the
rough tactics Of the mat game. The
conflict is scheduled for the Gus
tomH-Y two falls out OF three with
a tin limit % 90 minutes.
Davis has established himself here
as a mailman who does not side
step tough assignments and he has
lost but few arguments in the ring
Steele Topped the German. Hans
Kampier. last Tuesday. The Califor-
nian holds a draw with Jim L0ndOs.
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In the TheaterS

LOew's Palace-Clark Gable and
Constance Bennett in After Office
Hours" Short reels.
Indiana-On the stage, Earl Car
rolls Vanities," and Barbara Stan
wyck and Gene Raymond in The
Woman in Red" Short reels.
Circle-LeSlie Howard and Merle
Oberon in The Scarlet Pimpernel.'
Short reels.
ApOIIo-Janet Gaynor and War
ner Baxter in "One More Spring.
Short reels.
Lyric - Edna May Oliver and
James Gleason in Murder on a
Honeymoon New stage show with
Eddie Peabody. Short reels.
Strand Shirley Temple in
Bright Eyes" and Lottery Lovers.
Colonial-New company burlesque
and pictures.
bassador-Claik Gable in For
saking All Others"
Alamo-"Kentucky Kernels" ano
Secret Bride"
Ohio - Will Rogers in Handy
Andy" and The White Parade -
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.oU will have to live many years

NCU will have to live many years
i more if you find a better en-
tertainment for the price thar the
Indiana is offering just now.
On the stage is Earl CAROLS
Vanities and on the screen is Bar
5ara Stanwyck in The Woman in
Red"
Recently, Vanities was at Eng
lish's but its engagement was in
terrupted by a fire back stage. No
damage has been done at all by
reducing the running time Of this
big revue.
The only real feature that is
missing is Chaz Chase and his
absence in no way weakens the
order of events. Under the swift
guidance of Ken Murray, this revue
takes on speed and dash.
Murray, as I said when he was
here at English's, is headed for
fame on Broadway. He knows how
to put over story that has pep
and dash. He knows how to dress
up a skit and put it into high
gear.
Murray is the big hit Of the
Vanities. He aids Helen Charleston
to put over her limitations of screen
stars. She is a fine artist and she
stopped the show dead with her
work when I was present.
The Collette Sisters make a
splendid sister team in harmony and
dance. They have class as well as
ability The Samuels Brothers are
marvellous tap dancers.
All of the big production num-
bers have been retained and the
fan number lives up to CAROLS
boast that he has the most beauti-
full women in the world in his
shows.
From a scenic standpoint, the
show is more than adequate and 1t
is beautiful in the production num-
bers. Milton Charleston has his
funny scene Of yelling and falling
with Murray in the burlesque on
Green Pastures" This number is
one of the Funniest in the show.
In the movie, 1.-THE Woman in
Red" Miss Stanwyck is supported
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Ruth May Sign
Contract Today
Says He Will Not Quit for
Years, Is Report.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The long
established rite of signing Babe
Ruth to a contract may Lo5 be
made with customary fourishes, but
it is expected to take place late
today or tomorrow.
The arrival of the Babe from
Greycourt, N. Y, where he has been
on an cutting, was awaited with a
report out that cameramen would
be summoned at once.
The home-run hitter couldn't be
reached for a statement, but he is
reported to have made a talk at
Greycourt yesterday in which he
said he would continue playing
baseball for years. His tour of
Japan, he said, demonstrated to
him that he had not reached the
end of the trail.
Edward G. Barrow, business man
ager of the New York Yankees, said
he knew nothing about Ruth's plans,
but admitted he might have an an
nouncement to make today, bearing
out reports that the club and the
Babe were about to get together.
Il don't know for sure whether
I'll have an announcement" Bar
row said. I'll all depends"
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AC0UIT ADMIRAL IN
BATTLESHIP CRASH
Not Guilty of Neglect, Is
Court Martial Ruling.

BIZ United Press
PORTSMOUTH. England. Feb.
26.-Rear Admiral Sidney Robert
Bailey, commanding the battle
cruiser squadron, was acquitted by
court-martial today on the charge
that he did on the 23d Of January,
1885, neglgently or by default. suf-
fer His Majesty's ships Hood and
RenoWn to be haZarded
1t was the first court martial of
an admiral since the World War.
The charge was the sequel to the
recent collision off the coast of
Spain of the battleshipS Hood and
Rencwn. The Hood L. the worlds
most powerful warship-46,2 200 tons
with full load. Renown is but little
smaller.
Though both ships proceeded
after the collision, and it was re-
ported damage was slight, it was
said later that it would take three
months to repair the Renown and
it was officially announced that 1t
would cost $4,000 $4,000 to repair
the Hood.
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Vernon and Greensburg.
The St. Paul Blasters. shown
above. coached for the last four
wears BY Walter Floyd, Indian
arolis won the Decatur County
championship for the sixth con-
secutive time this season. The
Blasters closed the season with
victory over Manual Training OF
Indianapolis. which gave them a
season record of 20 won against
three lost.
Coach F1Oyd's team is made up
Of experienced veterans, with
speed and size abundant. The
Blasters usually take to the floor
with Grant and Taylor, who to-
gether have totalled 80 points,
as forwards; Elson. 6 foot 80 inch
lad. at center. and Ricke and Nc
Daniels. guards. Taylor Grant and
McDaniels have been teammates
for three years.
Fans around St Paul point
with gusto to the 1918 triumph
over Batesville, a finalist last sea-
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Thorn Takes Bout
in Straight Falls
|. U. Mentor Beats Williams
on Hall Mat.

Billy Thorn, Indiana University
wrestling coach, tossed Scotty Will
liams in straight falls to retain his
junior middleweight mat title in
the headline bout at Tomlinson Hall
last night.
The Crimson coach nailed his foe
the first time after IS minutes of
action in the first fall. He tri-
umphed in 10 minutes in the second
spill.
Obey Olson, replacing Buck Weaver
in the seni-final, downed Art Per-
kins in two of three falls. An arm
lock quelled Perkins after 10
minutes of the first fall. Perkins
dropped olson in less than minute
in the second session, but the win
ner took the third in seven minutes
with a body smother
Bill Jeffries succumbed to Cow
boy Joe Woods in Is minutes, and
Jack Sherry spilled Spurge Norman
in IL minutes.
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At the Training Camps

the only pitcher absent from the
spring camp today. The rest are
busy limbering up. Carl Hubbell,
ace of the hurting staff. was the
first to pitch in the opening of
spring drills yesterday.
Fifteen Chicago Cubs
rolled out of blizzard bound Chicago
last night for their training camp
on Catalina Island. Manager Charley
Grimm said he would pick up Is
more of his players in Kansas City
and Los Angeles. The full squad
of nearly 40 men will be on
Catalina by tomorrow night. Ed
Durham, pitcher who was benched
all last year by a sore arm, was
eliminated from the training camp
party at the last minute by necessity
of an appendeCtony.
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Ken Murray Scores as Comedian in
Vanities Now Playing at the Indiana

dance and to close the show by
Joining the chorus in their finale
routine. But this is precisely what
Mr.. Resener did do at the per-
Torrance which the reviewer
attended.
In the show itself the Mack
Brothers ana Bobby are seen in
some clever comedy and tumbling;
Eleanor Leonard sings Justify sew
eral blues songs; Evelyn Hoffman
performs in two we'll arranged
eccentric dance numbers, and the
three Lees with Johnny behave most
/ comically IN . rough-and-tumble act
of dance anG song.
Levan and Bolles present one Of
the best comedy skitS this reviewer
has seen in some time. This is due
mostly to the comiC-Strip counten-
ance of the male member of the
duo. His type of facial distortion is
decidedly different from the gen
eral run and his chatter is catching.
j. Elder Blackledge, magician ex-
traordinary. performs two tricks, one
brand new Arabian rope illusion
and the other (not so new the ira
ditional bird-in-the-cage disappear
ance.
The Lyric movie this week is a
comedy mystery, Murder on a
Honeymoon, starring, strange as
it may SEEM" detective Edna May
Oliver and her assistant, Police In
spector Jimmy Gleason.
The two have a grand time find
ing bodies, body-snatchers and
murderers and do it in a scream
ingly funny fashion.
Now at the Lyric-(By J. w. To
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-26
Walter Hagen Wins
by Single Stroke

BIZ FHfffd Prcee
TAMPA. Fla. Feb 26-Walter
Hagen. the old man Of golf, was a
winner again today.
Scoring AS for yesterdays SO
holes in the GaspariIa open. he IN
ished with a 72-hole 280 and a
stroke lead over F. S. Clark. Hamil-
ton. o, who missed a tie by failing
TO sink a fIve-fOOt putt.
Ky LafOon. Denver finished third
with 282 and had a chance TO win
until he reached the final hole.
where he belted his tee shot out Of
bounds, then threc-putted.
Billy Burke. former open cham
piOn: Gene KuneS. Hollywood. Fla,
and Harold McSpaden. Kansas City.
were tied at 283.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-26
VOgler Anneres Cue
Tilt in SIS Innings

Lew Vogler scored a 50-to-23 vic
tory over Walter Ramsey in IS in
nings at Coolers last night in an
Indiana three cushion billiard tour
ney match. Vogler posted a high
run of five. Ramsey had a run of
three.
In a tourney match yesterday
afternoon, AL Hurst bowed to Field
Daley, so to 48, in 104 innings. Both
had clusters of four. The match
originally was carded for Friday
night.
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son. and 30-14 verdict over the
present johnson County champs,
Edinburg, and are convinced that
the Blasters will be among the
final It,"
The three big noises in the
Greensburg tourney will bump
into each other right at the open
ing gong. st. Paul collides with
Greensburg in the first round
and the winner meets North
Vernon, providing the PantherS
get past their first round oppoSl-
ton.
CHRIMP Englehart's North YER
- non Panthers also took but
three stiff punches during the sea-
son. The mighty Jeffersonville
Devils gained a four-point edge
over the Panthers. New Albany
went over by eight points, and
Scottsburg won by five markers.
The Scottsburg decision later was
avenged in two games.
North Vernon beat Greensourg
20 to 18 in a season tilt.
THE Greensburg Pirates, piloted
l. by Frank Pruitt, have had
only a fair bit of success this cam
paign. but they can be counted on
to step out when the Friday fall
terings begin. The Pirates de-
feated st. Paul in close battle
a few weeks back.
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Flashes Advance to
Tourney Semi Finals

The Indianapolis Flashes "A''
courtmen became the first to reach
the semi-finals of the city independ-
ent basketball tourney when they
defeated the Wayne Park Garage
team last night, 80 to 26.
The U. S. Corrugated Box five
topped the East Tenth Buddies, al
to 80, and the Dependable Cleaners
downed the Kirshbaums, "a to 20, to
move into the quarter-f1 round.
Quarter finals games on tonight's
card at the Dearborn Hotel gym
7:30, Lang's Market VS.. Prest-O-
Lite; $50, Hibben-Hollweg VS.. Dear
born Hotel; $50, U. S. Box VS.. De-
pendable Cleaners.
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CUT OVER EYE COSTS
MASSERA RING BATTLE
81 Unifed Press

By United Press
NEWARK. n. j.. Feb. 26.-Charlie
MaSSera, Pittsburgh 186-pounder,
today was charged with a technical
knockout. although he apparently
was boxing his way TO a decision
over Al Boros. 1885,. Bridgeport.
Conn. when their 10-round bout
was stopped last night. A smash
over the left eve opened a cut and
the referee interviewed, saving the
half-blind MaSSera from further
damage.
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The Junior and Senior tournaments at
the ChriStamore gym will begin next
Monday. March 4.
The Beech Grove Boosters wish to secure
all opponent for tonight and have an
open date a week from tonight. For
games, call Drexel 0938-W. Hoosier Clip
pers notice. Blue Comet manager also
is asked to call that number. In recent
games. the Boosters lost to the FERA and
B. 81 o., and won over j. o. r. M, Cit1-
zen's Gas, Augusta and Traders Point.
South Side Buddies 1925. Berkapes and
Madley starred for the winners The
Olympics desire games in the 1919 year
old class with city teams having gyms, or
on a home and home basis. st. JoSeph's.
St. Philips. National Road Aces and
Sacred Heart, notice. Call Belmont IT'S.
The Memorial Bombers wish to book
games in the 1916 year old class with
city. teams willing to share expenses or
having a gym. The Bombers also will
play on heir floor on Mondays and Tues
days. Write Bob Deprend, 1119 College
av. Indianapolis.
The Beech Grove F. E. r. A. squad will
tangle with the Rex Taverns at tonight
at Beech Grove.
The Falls CITY five encounters the East
End Diaries at this evening at the East
feminist gym. The Falls City netmen
will play the F1anner & Buchanan squad
Thursday at at the Dearborn gym.
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College Net Scores

STATE
Indiana. ~. Purdue. IS
Evansville. -. Oakland CITY. 81.
OTHERS
Illinois 50. Chicago. %.
Iowa. 81 Michigan IS.
Geneva IS. WavuesburE. s..
Ohio Wesleyan. -; DeniSon. s..
Button. SO; ST Johns Toledo. 81
OREGON state Is. Idaho. "a
Drake. 81. WaShburn. al.
Penn Iowa. %. Central IS.
South Dakota state. IS. Municipal. IS
foVertimel.
River Fails. IS: ST. Thomas ,st. PAUL.
Luther -. Simpson. u
Illinois College. 4s: Principal tSt. Louis
Carroll So. Lake Forest. ~.
Sioux Fails IS: Dakota Wesleyan. 81.
WASHINGTON. 50. OREGON. p.
Augustana 81. s.. Ambrose. s..
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HOOSier Is Named
Army Cage Captain

BIZ United Press
WEST POINT, N. Y, Feb. &C.
Kenneth Dawalt, forward, from Sa-
lem, Ind, who has led Army to 10
victories, including the first over
Navy since 1926, will captain the
Cadet basketball team next season.
He was elected last night. Reginald
Page, Norfolk, Va, was named man
ager.