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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07
KIDNAP SUSPECT
ADMITS ATTACK
ON GIRL VICTIM
ParoIed Ex-ConviCt to Face
Charges Of Assault
and Abduction.
United Press

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND. Ind, March T.
Russell Austin, 23-year- paroled
convict, faced the possibility Of
criminal assault and kidnapping
charges today in connection with
abduction Tuesday Of Dorothea En-
mons, attractive 17-year-old high
school girl.
Police said Austin admitted that
he attacked Miss Emmons after an
all-day ride in stolen automobile
over northern Indiana roads. The
girl at first refused comment, but
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07
|. U. CHEMISTRY
PRIZE AWARDED
E. CHICAGO MAN
Phi Lambda Epsilon Names
John R. SChmetZ to
Receive Plaque.

b Tines rTfrt1l
BLOOMINGTOS. Ind, March 7.
The Phi lambda Epsilon honorary
scholastic chemistry fraternity
scholarship award which is given
annually 20 the Indiana University
senior attaining the highest scholas-
tic record IN chemistry has been
awarded 20 John z. SChmetZ Of
East Chicago for this year.
Dr. r. & Lyons. head % the I o.
chemistry department. announced
the winner today. Mr. Schmetz
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07
SENDS CONGRESS HUGE
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feet wide today. The shingle was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-07
CHINA PREFERS Japan
RULE, DOCTOR CLAIMS

Former I. L. Medical Dean Tells of
Oriental Tour.
China would prefer being ruled by
Japan than by other interests, DR..
Charles P. Emerson. past dean OF
the Indiana University Medical
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
Movies Made To Order
For School Children

Two hundred schools throughout
the country have recently banded
together to sponsor a novel coopera-
tive departure in education. The pur-
pose is to visualize and dramatize
historical and scientific subjects by
means of sound movies built-to-order
for schoolroom use.
Pictures telling the story of the
cradle of the race, the sea, the jungle,
the desert, forests and how mankind
uses them, the land of our forefathers
and kindred themes will be supplied
regularly once a month to the member
schools.
The movement which operates much
like book-of- the-month club has es-
tablished headquarters in Rockefeller
Center, New York, as the Information
al Library of Visual Aids, Miss Pat
Paige, who has had wide experience
in educational branches of motion pic
ture work, is head of the new orga-
nization.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
Dodge Dealers Meeting
All Over The Country

More than $4,000 dealers and field
representatives of the Dodge Division
of Chrysler Motors in all parts of the
country will convene at one-day
regional meetings in 20 principal
cities between December and 9, it
was announced by ]. D. Burke, direc-
tor of Dodge truck sales. These meet
ings will be held for the purpose Of
outlining the company's aggressive
1886 national sales and advertising
campaign in which newspapers will be
used extensively.
Cities and dates of these regional
meetings follow:
Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Mime
apolis and Salt Lake City, December
2; Boston, Louisville, Memphis and
Omaha, December 3; New York, Gin
cinnati and New Orleans, December
A; Philadelphia, Buffalo, Denver and
Los Angeles, December 5; Washing
ton, Syracuse, Jacksonville and San
Francisco, December 6; Cleveland
Atlanta, and Kansas City, December
7; Pittsburgh, Greensboro, Dallas and
Seattle, December 9; Scranton and
Spokane, December 10.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
Statesmen Have Riskiesf Jobs;
Bankers Safest, Surveys Show

Whether a man is dependent on
his relatives or self-supporting in his
old age is largely determined by what
vocation he takes up in his youth.
Luck has very little to do with it;
ability and diligence, not much more.
These are the views of present-day
educators and economists according to
William A. McGarry, popular COM
mentator on business trends, who
makes his headquarters in Rockefeller
Center.
National surveys of many kinds
show with very high degree of ac-
curacy what the chances for COM
petence are over the long pull of a
whole lifetime in almost every call
ing" he says, "Charts based on
records of hundreds of thousands of
lives show what happens to the aver
age salesman, dentist, manufacturer
or DOCTOR"
According to these charts the aver
age salesman follows the most pre-
carious profession of all in the long
run. More than fifty percent are de-
pendent at rs.
Merchants are only little better
off. A third of them are charity cases
from 65 on.
Strange contrasts are found in the
professions" says the writer. "The
average dentists income after 55 de-
clines much more rapidly and dis
astrously than the Doctors. Two
thirds of the widows of dentists must
earn their own living or be support
ed by others. The number is about
half in the case of doctors widows.
Manufacturers make more money
than any other group except bankers
In the long run, since those who can't
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05

make the pace are weeded out gener-
ally at 40 or whereabouts.
According to surveys made by var
ious banks" the writer continues, "the
average college graduate in his life
time-from % to 60-earns $4,000
more than the average high school
graduate.
Everett w. Lord, Dean of Bust
ness of the College of Business, Bos-
ton College, figures that on this basis
every year an average young man
spends in college is worth just $751;
900 to him.
"Untrained men average total earn
ings for $4,000 from IA to so, work
ing harder and saving less. Yet high
school training costs only about 3d.
000-what the boy might have earned
if he had gone to work. A college ed
ucation averages in cost $1,000 year
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
Window Repair

Check the heads of windows. There
should be metal flashing that starts
up back of the wall covering-sid-
ing, shingles, stucco, etc.-and comes
out and over the top of the outside
trim of the window, ending a little
below the top member of the trim,
thus forming a drip. Sometimes a
wooden drip cap in the form of an
angle is used. One leg Of the angle
is against the sheathing above the
window and is Tapped by the wall
covering; the other leg extends over
the top of the trim and forms a drip.
If the metal flashing corrodes or
the drip cap cracks, leaks may occur
that will show up on the inside. Re-
place corroded Hastings and cover
damaged drip caps with noncorrosive
metal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
Housing Hints
Tips On How And What
To Improve
Smoke Pipe

Every Spring when the furnace is
allowed to start its Summer vaca-
ton the metal smoke pipe that con-
meets it to the chimney should be
taken down and cleaned and put
some place where it will not rust.
Before the fire is started in the Fall
this pipe, of course, must be set up
again, but before it is put in place
it should be carefully examined to
see that there are no holes or cracks
in it. If it was not taken down in
the Spring, it should certainly be TAX
en- down in the Fall before the fire is
started and cleaned and examined be-
fore being replaced. Look on the I'M
der side for weak spots = that is
where it will give way first.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
Body Dies BY Organs

The human body dies. not quite by
inches, but at least by organs, &C.
cording to a heart specialist. The
first organ to die after the heart stops
pumping blood around the body is
the brain. This happens in from eight
to ten minutes, so that stoppage of
the heart for about that long kills
the brain and makes the victim a COM
plete or partial idiot, even If the
heart later starts up again. Next to
die Is the muscle Of the heart itself,
which happens in from ten to twenty
minutes after the hood stops circu.
lating. This marks the time within
which victims of heart failure may
be revived Hearts which have stopped
for more than twenty minutes are like
ly themselves to be dead and impos-
sible to start.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
American Hawk. as Hunter.

According to the falconers the Amer
lean hawks provide birds which are as
suitable for hunting as any to be found
In Europe. They are divided into two
classes. Those in the first class are
the true falcons, high-fying, long.
winged birds which are considered the
aristocrats among birds of prey. They
include the prairie falcon. the pigeon
hawk or merlin and the American duck
or noble peregrine falcon. The latter
nests in the highlands of the Hudson,
where 1t builds its nest on the face of
almost inaccessible cliffs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
Wax Linoleum

Linoleum when new has a gloss
finish that soon dulls unless it is pro-
tected. This is particularly so in front
of doors or at the sink or range or,
in fact, any place where there is con-
centrated use. To protect it the limo
leum should be waxed just as wood
floor is waxed. Not only does this pro-
tect the finish of the linoleum but it
keeps the floor bright and makes
cleaning infinitely easier. Fresh wax
can be applied whenever and, where
ever needed without resurfacing the
whole floor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
Blida the Beautiful

When Add ell Kebir fed from Spain
in the Fifteenth century to find an
earthly paradise. he finally chose Blida.
1t is little walled town, famous for
its orchards and gardens
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
First Use of Cloth Binding.

1t was not until 1920 that cloth was
introduced as covering, invented, it
is said by Archibald Leighton, one of
the most successful Londaa binders
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
666 COPS COPS =; !
N - - checks
and
Tiourn-TAnrrrs first day
SALvE-NosE HEADACHES
DROPS in 30 minutes
RAT-sNAP
Kills RATS

Also mice, reaches and beetles
One package proves this. RAT
SNAP comes in cakes. They eat ii
without any bait. Doesn't matter
how much other kinds of food is
around. Apply it LIST, 4th and 9TH
day and cut each cake in 80 pieces
place it where the vermin is seen
10 run.
Csc sixe cake - enough for Pantry
Kitchen or Cellar.
SSc size cakes - for Chicken House
eoops, or small buildings.
5sc size - cakes enough for all farm
and out-buildings, storage buildings, or factor,
bnildings.
Papka & Zuelke, Campbell, MINI.
say they "tried o 5-cake package
and did wonders. Will most Ger.
tainly make short work of them
after Rat-Snap gets ON the ground
Sold bv
ROCKVILLE PAINT AND
HARDWARE co.
Rockville, Md.
SANDY SPRING STORE
Sandy Spring, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
Pulmonary Edema

A disease known as pulmonary
edema literally browns it's victims by
flooding the lungs with water drawn
from the blood
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
What Does Your Handwriting
Tell
By BILL CAVANAGH
Author of the book THE KEY TO GRAPHOLOGY
Copyright 19S5-By Bill CGvomagh
Bv BILL CAVANAGH
Copyright 19S5-By Bill Cavooaagh)

TODAY shall devote this article in explaining the
i type of writing you will find if your penman is a
modest person.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-05
President Free Agent

There is no law requiring the Presi
dent to be of any particular religious
faith.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
VALLEYL0OP UNSETTLED
Culpeper Given '35 Trophy, but
No Plans Made for Next Year.

HARRISONBURG, Va, October 26
(P.-Valley Base Ball League directors
have awarded the 1885 championship
trophy to Culpeper, but failed to take
any steps toward reorganization Of
the circuit for next year, since three
clubs we're not represented.
Upon the suggestion Of George
Hoffman, league president, election
of officers and all other business was
postponed until January.
The Waynesboro delegation an
nounced that it definitely would not
re-enter an eight-team Valley League
due to the expense of travelling and
hiring of players. They said they IA
vored the formation of a new four
team circuit embracing Waynesboro,
Staunton, Harrisonburg and Char
lottesville.
If this move fails, Waynesboro may
attempt the revival Of the Augusta
League. which operated successfully for
Is years.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
Griffith 7to ForgoHen Men :Ken,ood Links eon Planned
LAUREL RESULTS

FIRST ssa SacE for ons %f sRa e sa5as
Guns. lis Is, coucci;. won $40 s,.St -
ssednd So ono FsnlDdlnf Jog % sSsenfa5.e3
WTlsh0 third vsi3ant ssg9 roK %ime rroapes apes.
agEcoNP RACE SiZ tpEl9Rss: :r5 purse.
STsrS-zay. ward 2is 9S d, IT, GARRETT, won. S. 90,
$40. $40; Miss Monoa. n (W. D.
wright second, $40. $3.50; city slicker.
o3 R Merritt N.a tsnsf third Tsn $S6O atTnn. Tmf
Portden. 1ras MAD Beth and Dancing Doll. ft"'"''
= THIRD TddD RACE; Sly Sly, furlonss; purse.
Saueh 134 1876 iSF Merat anq won
second $50, $3.50; Black Buddy. il Q
Also ran Signal Man; Gold Foam and
90 Fo9RTa H39 sIE RACE; 0ne mile; purse,
dicsp; for SIds-9emory SSf5 Book. ITO
SS co1ecD nnSars Non S4 so s350 s.; Mserie,
third SIS; Time, 80. Alison ran.Wise
Duke, challephen, Lost Friend, valse,
EeSs1e9 eS sn6 sem9nt Procivity Twice Red
FIFTH RACE: One and one-fourth
Res Rasdcap for $"eqG the and washnsion
Ftrethorn, .i19 III. RichardsI, won. S14.
Mrsh NJ T. sssen SeF4Ii sI1 i59a So "a so only Sns
oGrady kisRulus. RISK nsS0N DfseoVery. Biodor@osos @ss
SIXTH RACE: One and one-eighth
miles purse. 5000. claiming; for 3:year-
olds and upward-Unencumber 1l5 (W.
D. Wrieht); won. Sl6.40. $50, "a 10;
CTedulous, 100 tE. Smith. second. 81 so.
$40; Behemoth, 1O2 81. Wagner. third.
$3.50: Time, 1895. Also ran-Maddest
SEVENTH RACE: One and one-half
miles purse $500; claiming; for 3-year-
olds and upward-Flufy Lee ito wv. d.
Wright. won. 81 $3.50 $3.50: Golden
Play. ia IL. BalaskD. second $40.
$40; Post Brigade 1l3 q. Wagner
third. $40 Time 2:352s. Also ran
Wishing Star. Bay Wrack. Keep Out and
Bolilee.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
Cod,cin Ciuen Feature Role
On Opening Fistic Program
Of Joe Turner's NelU arena

~ OBJ GOODWIN, former N. B. A.
- lght-heavyweight champion
and ever a favorite locally.
- will be one Of the principals
in the feature bout of Promoter Joe
Turner's first boxing card in his new
ring and mat arena Monday, Novem-
Der IL.
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn, who
announced the signing Of Goodwin
yesterday, also declared that he will
offer Buck Everett the assignment Of
facing the Georgian, currently in the
throes of another comeback. Goodwin
and Everett faced last month at
Grifith Stadium on the Police Fund
card, with Goodwin climbing OF the
foor In the last round to get
decision.
In the event Everett spurns the
offer, Ahearn announced he will
make overtures to Adolph Waiter,
one of the few men to step 10 rounds
with Joe Louis.
Although the seating capacity of
the new plant. located at 1341 w
street, is limited to $500, Ahearn an
nounced plans to bring some Of box
ing's better-known names to the new
palace of sock this Winter. The w
street arena is patterned strikingly
along the lines of the Riding and
Hunt Club, where Ahearn conducted
his fights prior to condemnation Of
the Hunt Club due to fire regulations.
Galento May Show Soon.
ONE Of the first heavyweights to
" show at Turner's new club may
be Tony Galento, the Orange, N. j.,
walloper, who became q popular fav-
orite here two Summers ago. Joe
Lpps, the Ty Ty, Ga, heavy, may
provide the opposition.
A left-hook artist. whose terrific
punch is respected roundly, Galento
lately has been mentioned as an op-
ponent for Joe Louis.
Though losing to Marty Gallagher
via technical knockout his last time
out here, Galento hoored the Foggy
Bottom boy eight times in their two
bouts, which found each getting 0
verdict. In the frst fight Gallagher
was Aoored dvs tau1ss.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
forgotten Men" in Vogue.

"EAVER'S record in the Interna-
w tional League contrasts sharply
with that of Appleton. Monte won
only seven games and dropped IS for
a .318 percentage. In 174 innings he
gave up 225 hits and 13l runs. He
walked 81, famed SO.
They are straight from base balls
Junk yard, this pair of veterans who
may enter competition in Spring
training paled by Newsom, Linke,
Lanahan, Coppola and the new hunk
of pitching flesh which Griff intends
to bring back from the marts later
this Winter. But when the ak has
been swung there is better than an
even chance that Appleton or Weaver
or both will be back in the big show.
This has been year of forgotten
men," Red Kress stood on the brink
of Southern Association obscurity and
bounced back as a regular. Nose
Grove came back. So did Hartnett,
Goslin. Crowder and Ted Lyons.
There is just a chance that the
reign of forgotten men" will con-
tinue-and that Weaver and Jab-
lonowski will fall in step.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
573 sos 567 $50 5s1-2.74
ID. c. Team Sets Record.
TEMPLE DIXIE PIGS.

RICHMOND, Va. October 26.-A
score of 3,168. the biggest five-game
set ever rolled In Richmond, enabled
the Occidental Restaurant team of
Washington to defeat the Coca Cola
Cavaliers tonight at the Health Gen.
ter Alleys to gain a three-game vic
tory in the Southern Intercity League
Pounding the NAPLES for a set of
694. Eddie Espey was an ace lead-off
shooter for the Occidentals. With
the match all square after the fourth
game. it was Espey who paved the
way for the Occidentals to gain the
odd game by coming through with a
string of 158.
Charlie Hamilton, sports editor of
the Richmond News Leader, was the
sharpshooter for the Cavaliers. His
l68 in the first tilt got the home team
off to a winning start. Again in the
third game he came through with a
timely IA, which gave his club its
second close decision. Scores:
Evening star., 1935-10-27
New Seventeenth Hole.

THE seventeenth will be another en-.
tirely new hole. Abandoning the
present sixteenth green. the play for
the seventeenth will be along the route
to the old sixteenth, but the seven-
teenth green still will be used. The
hole will thus become dog-leg affair
Of around 440 yards, making a tee
shot to reach the corner of the woods
necessary to open up the green.
The man who hugs the left side
and hits the ball far enough will have
a pitch shot to the green. while the
gent who plays wide to the right will
have long iron or wooden club shot
left for his second.
The eighteenth will remain as It
now is, but the tee shot will be
trapped to make it tighter.
With these changes Witty thinks
Kenwood will have a pretty good golf
course and one on which future Ma
tional Capital open tournaments can
be played. These changes won't cost
lot of money, and they can be done
without interrupting play very much"
he said After they are completed
we will have a good course and a good
test of shotmaking"
Evening star., 1935-10-27
TABLE TENNIS STARS
TO BATTLE TONIGHT
Districts Best Four to Engage
in Matches for Tara Club
Championship.

THE first four ranking table tennis
players of the District will play
for the championship of the Tara
Club tournament at o'clock tonight.
when semi-fnals and finals are sched-
uled at the club rooms, 77o1 Georgia
avenue.
Elias Schuman. 17-year-old Wilson
Teachers College student, is favored
to take the club title on the basis of
his present No. l ranking among
local tennis players, but Eduardo
Yap, last years runner-up and for
mer Filipino champion, and the
Sherry twins will provide stern op-
position.
Schuman meets Laurence Sherry in
one of the semi-final matches, while
Raphael Sherry faces Yap in the
other. The winners will meet in the
title match upon completion of the
semi finals All will be decided on
the basis of three out Of five sets.