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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Milton Edr.ng'on IS. Noblesville, in
spector. and Mildred Richards. p. Of 1909
Nnwlauc-aV. factory worker
Robert Cress. p. Of 1915 s kenyon-ay
laborer. ana Letha POer. 10. Of 1924 s.
Leroy Middleton. 81 Of 1914 Ssulcy-st,
iaborer and Mildred Morrow. II. Of 1872
W Vermont-st hOuseseeper.
RAYMOND Tevault. %. OF Sl0l W. wash
.ngt0n-st. trucker. and Cara Lark. 20. Of
125 S. East-st. housekeeper.
Prank Hill. IS. Of 1887 Kentucky-av,
laborer. and Lucille Jenkins. 81. of 1874
Eordyke-av. housekeeper.
LLOYD Beaupre - OF 1854 Ethan-sv.
filling station attendant and Hedreth
Howard. % Of 50 y. Kealing-av. book
keeper
Sanford HarErave. p. Acton. Ind. farm
or. and EVELYN Hoffert. 2i02 S. Emerson
ar. housekeeper
Theodore Thompson. % Plainheld. Ind
chauffeur. and Alice Hoffman. % of 5626
" Mcrris-sf. housekeeper-
Kenneth West. %. OF 43s Eastern-av,
foreman. and Mary Garrett. D. OF r. R 3,
BOX 7s9. Indianapolis. teacher
william Lewis. q. Chicago. III. sales
man. and Marion Finholt. IS. OF 1887
Sufheriand-av housekeeper
Kenneth Drake. q. Of 6l67 Cornel-av,
boat rental. and Betty Daghit, 10. 2i33
Central-av. hOusekeeper.
S. mechanic. and Beth Deibert. 20, OF
1858 n Meridian-st housekeeper-
Robert Dolan. 10. Of 964 ". Meridian-st,
shipping clerk. and Flossie Combs. p. Of
150T Union-St. wrapper
Adam Hairless. s.. Anderson. Ind. tile
Arsenal-av hOusekeeper.
William Mcdaniel IS. Newcastle. Ind,
hammer man. and Clara BoWden. llO4
y Belle VIeu-pl. housekeeper.
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Births
Girls


Gerald and Mary craig. Methodist Hos
William and Nellie Bush. Methodist
Edward and oreta Keller. Methodist
Paul and Edna Ross. Methodist Hos
Charles and Lois ReplOgle. Methodist
Claude and Pearline Montgomery. 54s W.
27th.
Prank and Margaret Farr. City Hospital
Herman and Anna Ringo. City Hospital.
William and Madge Shields. City Hos
pital
Fred and vela Mann. 1853 S. Emerson.
BOYS
Glen and Julia Hutohison. Methodist
Louis and Dorothy cartheuser. Methodist
Richard and Lois Mead. Methodist Hos
Max and Sara Rabin. Methodist Hos
Sterling and Mary Patterson. City Hos
Forest and Margaret Arthur. City Hos
Albert and Ephrasia ummers. City Hos
pital.
Vernon ana Arvilla Stidd. City Hos
kirby end Musetta Smith. City Hospital.
i5 ana mo E A SGss1eF CIV CIV Hospts
Edward and Lottie Wilson. City Hos
Rupert and Evelyn Davis. City Hos
Henry and Alice Minter. City Hospital.
Fred and Marie Brown. City Hospital.
Curtis and Clara Nicholson. 1913 Con-
VERNE and Helen Grain. 1912 N Mount
Ralph and Emma Urich, 2023 N. Key
Joseph and Hazel Mason. 1877 Cottage.
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BANK BANDIT SUSPECT
PUT IN REF0RMAT0RY
Placed in state Institution for
safe Keeping.

Merritt Bongbrake. Claypool. Ind.
suspected Ohio and Indiana bank
robber. was to be removed from the
Marion County jail today and taken
TO the Indiana State RefOTmatOry
for safe keeping pending his trial
for a bank robbery at Roam. Ind,
last month.
Capt Matt Leach. chief of the IN
diana state police, said that Long
brake would be held IN the state
institution rather than a county jail
because the suspect has a record as
a jail breaker.
LOngbrake was arrested Sunday in
Omaha. Neb. and brought here last
night. He is alleged to have con-
fessed the Roam hOldup The sus-
pect diverted the attention Of the
community by setting fire TO a barn
az the edge Of Roam. authorities
ailege.
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CUBANS FACE
DEATH WARNING
General Strike Continues to
Spread Paralysis to
All Corners.

~ Tnifef Prose
HAVANA. March l2-The gov
eminent prescribed the death pen
altv today for persons who By acts
q sabotage interfere with the food
light. power and water services. but
the revolutionary general strike
continued % spread economic
paralysis through the island Death
was deCreed also for bOmbers and
persons who attack government
forces.
Offenders will be tried by sum-
mary courts under the state Of war
proclaimed 70 meet the challenge OF
the strikers 10 the administration OF
President Carlos Mendieta.
President Mendieta expressed con-
hdence Of victory.
The strikers cause is lost" he
told the United Press. This g. not
false optimism but the result Of cool
observation. The public employees
want 10 return 20 work. The peO-
pie want peace. tranquility and
work.
1T is my desire TO mold an cleo
ton. and then hope TO retire to my
home"
Nine persons were known TO have
been killed-all apparently after
arrest by persons unknown under
the ley de fuga" or law Of escape
and two more were reported killed
by strikers One man taken for a
ride under the ley de fuga sur
vivcd. severely wounded.
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Ward Pasnel. A. Methodist Hospital.
streptocOccus meningitis.
George Farrell. A. Fair Grounds Hotel,
angina pectoris.
Calvin Vanwinkle. 90. of 1911 Prospect.
Lucille \. Shelby. IS. Of s2s Lexington.
SarComa.
sarah S Thompson. IS. St. Vincent's
Hospital. Septicaemia.
Margaret Downey. a. of $50 E. Vermont,
carcio vascular renal disease.
Emily S. White. SIS. of 95T w. 32nd.
cerebral emboliSm.
Anna Kincaid. 81. of 2l29 S. New Jersey.
hypoststic pneumonia.
Pauline Caesar. IS. Of 134 E Iowa. cor
cnarv oCCluslOn.
Emory oley. So. St. vincent's Hospital.
John a. Jones. 60. Methodist Hospital.
lobar pneumonia.
William Jones. /. Of 1904 W. Maryland.
iohar pneumonia.
Juliana z Merkt. 70. Of sl4 w New
York. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Julia Livengood. 81. City Hospital. frac-
rured skull
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Was Amazed At The Times Quick Results
COME UP M SEE OUR
GARBAGE COOKER: YOU
BRING THE GARBAGE

Indianapolis city engineers went
70 Chicago last weekend to watch
a demonstration o. garbage
cooker. The demonstrators need
ing garbage. sent out to a restau-
rant. but that garbage wouldn't do.
Then they flched garbage from
household pals. but that garbage
contained ashes as well, and that
wouldn't do. SO the officials had
70 call up he Sanitary District
here and order a load of Indian
apolis garbage sent 70 Chicago for
the demonstration. This was done,
and the demonstration was made
SUNDAY.
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FEDERATION TO AID IN
SPRING CLEAN UP DRIVE
Cooperation With Junior c. of c.
Is Pledged BY Group.

The North Side Federation Of
Clubs viii lay plans 10 cooperate
in a spring cleanup drive. SpOn-
sored by the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce. at the federation's meet
ina Wednesday night at the Marott.
The chambers drive viii begin April
IS and viii be aided by the police
and fire departments.
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Mattresses, Made Over

MATTRESSES renovated; also made in
inner-snrlngs bY experts- RI-224n-
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MachiniStS

MachiniSts
GEO. J. EGENOFF-Machinists We spe-
cialize in printing machinery. 1874 w.
South-st LI-62l2.
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CHEMICAL SOCIETY TO
HEAR NOTED SCIENTIST
DR.. Wheeler P. Davey VIII Speak
at Dinner in SEVERN.

d.. Wheeler P. Davey. PennSylva-
MIA state College. Will speak on
"Glimpses Beyond the Microscope"
at the American Chemical Society.
Indiana section. dinner Friday night
at the SEVERN. DR.. Davey is known
internationally as a chemist.
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HARTLEY ADDRESS SET
Former Master of Leviathan En-
Raged for Kiwanis Ladies Night

Ladies Day will be observed by
members Of the Kiwanis Club al the
Columbia Club Wednesday noon,
March q. Commodore Herbert Hart
ley. former captain OF the liner Le-
ivathan. will relate his experiences
Of IS years az sea, and a special
musical program has been arranged
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Luncheon to Re Held

Broad Ripple auxiliary. No. BIS
Order Of Eastern Star. will hold a
covered dish luncheon. followed by
a business meeting tomorrow noon
al the Broad Ripple Masonic Tenn
pie Mrs. Ethel Payton will preside
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HOSMAN. NELLIE-Of zslo Z. lUth-st. oe.
loved sister Of Charles. Edward and
OTs A. Aeon, departed this lie MONDAY
age SO wears Funeral Thursday. March
Il. az the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL
HOME. College ard Fsirnelo-syS, 5 p m
vtreG
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ANNOUNCED ERTS
l Death Notices

COLE. JOHN J.-Brother Of Mayme .Cassel.
James Frank and Earl Cole. died Mon
dav. March II. at Veterans Hospital.
Funeral Thursday. March Il. $50 a. m.
NERAL HOME. 926 n Capitol-av. Serv-
ices az s.. Bridgets Church, 3 8. m.
Friends invited.
FFITZ. WILLIAM beloved husband Of
Mrs. Alma VALE Feltz. son OF Mr., ana
Mrs William J. Feltz. brother Of Fred.
Nees Mrs. Louie Nees and Mrs. Cleo
CAV. $50 at the home. 81 Ridgeyiew-dr.
10 a. n Our Lady Lourdes 9nuren.
Burial S. JoSsPh,S cemetery ,,71t,s Frienos
HOSMAN. NELLIE-Of 1916 E i0th-st. be-
loved sister Of Charles. Edward and
Ora A Aeon. departed this life Monday.
99fe . years, o6RE K sIFIS0T F1JNE 4Is
HOME. College ara Fsirheld-svS, p. m.
Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends in
vited.
HUFF-Rites OF Charlie HUFF. who died
Monday March II. will be held at the
home Of the daughter. Florence supple.
on Arsenal-av. in Eogevooc, wednesday
a. O'Clock BuTial R9r ,ne biz a,i1 sur .Ho
daughters. Ruth De Young and Florence
Supple: four grandchildren. two sisters.
three brothers.
sand Isabelle. father Of Rosabel4e John
son. son Of Mrs Rettie johnson. 2l42
y Talcctt-av. brother OF Homer H.
lace Shernck. Mrs Osc-r Carwishaw
and MS Chris Blackwell. Loretta ana
Betty Johnson. passed away March IN
Denver Colo. Funeral Wednesday.
? m. Al the MNEELY MORTUARY.
ts.S ". Meridian. Friends invited Bu-
rial Crown Hill
LEERKANIP. BERNARD ?. .Benl-Age g
SeSmunGl. father Of Lawrence. Bernard,
LOUIS and Herbert. passed away sunday.
Funeral wsens esq March IS P ms
GEORGE W. USHER SERVICE.
IeCKE. NANCY A-widov OF the late
william ~. Locke. mother Of Miss Anna
az her home. 1897 \. nlinois-st. Services
Friends invited Please omit flowers.
NANCY. ANNA-Beioved wife Of James F.
Nancy. mother Of Mrs. William Kiesle.
Maurice. Arthur Chick and Robert
Bud Nancy. died az s.. Vincent's Hos
pitsl sunday Funeral Wednesday. $50.
a. the home $40 y. Oxford-st: a. m.
s. Philip Neri Church. Burial Holy
Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. Altsr
Society meet az the home Tuesday.
?. m KIRBY SERVICE.
SAMUELS. RAE R.-Wne Of A. J. Ssmuels.
passed sWay Monday morning Services
a. ne FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORIU
Any WsGnes,o9y. 2 D n. Friends in
call az The mortuarv after Tuesday noon.
Golden Rule o. z in charge
SHELTERED. MRS HELEN HYLAND( over
seas nursel-,wife Of Harry v. Shepherd
and John c. Hylsnd. Indianapolis. and
Mrs Margaret Berry. Rock Island. III,
held a. s.. Psurs Cathedral. st. Paul,
:. he KIRBY MoRTuiAiRY. = Mt r ISs j
ga. N. fhIrsosy. BariaE Holy IS cross cross
Cemetery. Friends invited
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LYE. EATEN JAN. 19. IS
FATAL TO CITY YOUTH
Broken Romance Blamed for Sui
eide of North Side Boy.

The death that has been awaiting
17-year-old John Akard. 295l Gull
ford-av. since he ate a quantity of
I've Jan. 10 came TO him last night
at City Hospital.
The boy was believed by his
mother. Mrs. Flavey Akard. TO have
been depressed because Of a broken
romance with a girl in an Indiana
city where the family had previously
resided
He left a note which said. so
long. everybody. If you want TO
know any more see NJ. z. C
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HUFF-Rites OF Charlie Hun, who died
Monday. March Il. will be held at the
home Of the daughter. Florence Supple.
on Arsenal-av. in Edgevood, Wednesday
a. , o'clock Burial Round Hill. Sur
viverS are the wife Alice Hun. two
daughters. Ruth De Young and Florence
supple. four grandchildren. two sisters,
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r E NTALS
IL Furnished Rooms

BLVD PL.. 4015-Unusually attractive
room: private home: privileges. Butler
car line. Reasonable. WA-3724J.
ILLINOIS. N, 2336-Cheerfu' furnished
room: private home: employed girls. Ia
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JEWISH ASSOCIATION
TO SPONSOR DANCE
Twenty Third Annual Purim Ball
to Be Held sunday.

The twenty-third annual Purim
ball. sponsored by the Jewish Edu-
cational Association. Will be held
Sunday night at Kirshbaum Center.
Proceeds will go toward the mainte-
nance Of local Hebrew schools.
A feature will be a waltz contest.
Daniel Frisch is general chairman
OF the ball
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MIAMI. Fla. March IA three
day reign of terror during which
Cuban soldiers "massacred" 200 per-
sons began in the island Saturday,
Carlos Hevia. former president.
charged today after fleeing the
country because ne feared for his
life.
He told Of soldiers invading homes
at night. Selling political enemies
and shooting them down without
mercy. Others were imprisoned
temporarily. then taken away and
killed secretly. Hevia charged
4 considered Cuba too unsafe for
me" Hevia said. He few here from
Havana.
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FLINT SEDAN-Arvin Hot-water Heater
and new Linkert Carburetor. For good
motorcycle. 534 Massachusetts-ay.
VELVET SOAP eliminates three-fourths Of
the labor of housekeeping. MALONE
SOAP CO.. IR-2l8I-8.
FOR SALE-"Hicock" radio tube checker;
modem; reasonable. 2754 Roosevelt-av.
PHuCO AUTO RADIO-7-tube For bed
room suite 5026 Hovey-st. WA-5l6I.
TOP SOIL. cinders. crushed rock. excavat-
Inc. cash or what? LI-2805.
YICTROIA-A-l. so records for bicycle
6s-in. or cash? 1923 S. Talbot-ay
BICYCLESsl2 up; tires. repairs. HOFF-
MANN. ISL Mass. LI-5256. 205 z. wash.
GOOD 1929 Ford tudor for chickens or
cash. Call after 5 .. m. at 343 Union
ST. Southport
ia The Times Tor REsUL18.
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INSTRUCTI0
Schools. Colleges, Tutoring

10 SCnOOIS, OUHtStS, 1utUIIHS
GIVEN-When you enroll, a sweet tone
Hawaiian guitar. complete playing OUTFIT
and carving case HONOLULU CON-
SERVATORY OF MUSIC. Is w Market
st. Room 207.
WANTED Several local men to train for
Diesel Engineering. Special proposition
to those who can qualify. DIESEL EN-
CHEERING SCHOOL, AIS Peoples Bank
Bldg.
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SAMUELS. RAE R.-Wne Of A. J. Ssmueis
passed aWsy Monday morning Services
az the FI-ANNER & BUCHANAN MORTU-
vitec Burial Crown Hill Friends may
call az the mcrtCarv after Tuesday noon
Golden Rule o Z s in charge
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FULLY equipped Restaurant $4,000. or
swap for nice furniture including player
piano THE POLLY ANNA, 2409
Station-st.
AUTOMOBILES repaired at your home.
allows cheaper prices. Cash or? DR.
4lz6-J.
GUARANTEED auto repairing for first
class used tires. LI-5052
BICYCLES 90. good condition. Broad
RipplC 503 z e3rd-st. WA-il33.
ADDING MACH, Dalton. one cleo, one
hand power. Cash or what? L1-41l2.
COPY of original A. Astie painting; cheap
INEZ THOMPSON. $685. E. 10th-st
PIANO PLAYER: apartment size; Al; for
cash orr 20l6 N. Delaware. HA-313I-M
APEX electric ironer: sell or trade for
saw. BE-4106.
Al PLUMBING work forsgcoaI, cash or
anything Of value. BE-165l.
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HELP WANTED
15A Statesmen, Solicitors, Agents

WANTED-Milk bakery. tea, coffee or
other route men. Good proposition for
right man. RAWLEIGH. Dept. INC-215-
l. Freeport, Ill.
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EJ:o E;xof E1.nori0nco With Tizn0c Wnnf A

$50: NEAR St. Philips; 3-bedroom double: |
1927.
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Sc Radios, Musical Instruments
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IA Help Wanted-Female

WANTED-Colored man and wife to do
general housework in Chicago; good
living quarters and wages. TA-3982
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$50 to S24
S25 to S29
$50 to S39
Other Houses

DRAPER. 1874 Rooms and kitchenette.
semi-modern. water paid good nelgnnor-
hood. Al condition. HU-4368 DR-3564-R.
GIMBER-ST. 1437-Desirable 5-room bun
galow. yard. garage; near Garfield Park.
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Play Gold Medal
Finals Tomorrow
EIGHT Net Teams in Holiday
Tourney Windup.

Finale of the Gold Medal Holiday
basketball tournament for Class A
and Glass B teams will be played at
the Dearborn Hotel gym tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock, following
consolation games between four
other teams.
The Drinks ExpreSsmen and PM
SIGMA Chi fives will meet at 3 Tor
the Glass B title. At the Falls
CITY quintet will engage the 1ri~rld
Container Corp. team for the Glass
A championship. A large cup and
cold miniature basketballs will be
awarded to the winners in each d.
vision. Losers will receive sterling
silver basketballs.
At l o'clock the Kroger Grocery
and Prest- O-Lite squads will clash
for third and fourth places in the
Glass B bracket and at the Citizens
Gas and U. S. Corrugated Box teams
are to settle third and fourth-place
honors in the Glass A division.
The Gas and Box teams are
tied in the Manufacturers League,
which plays on Friday nights at the
Dearborn gym, 1908 E. Michigan-st
The holiday tournament is spon-
sored by the Central States Basket
ball Association.
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Joe Louis in
Decisive Win
Over PerrOni
Detroit Negro Becomes
Likely Title Threat; Baer
Clowns in Fight.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
v-nited Press stan Correspondent

DETROIT. Jan. 5.-The shadow OF
Joe Louis. Detroit's Sepia Slasher,
today fell across heavyweight cham
p.on Max Baer's trail.
Louis narrowed the distance be-
tween himself and a title bout last
uight by throughly whipping Patsy
Perroni. Cleveland and Boston. IN
l0-round bout
The paid attendance was 1898
.,---oas and the gross gate receipts
s289 900. Il was the largest crowd Tor
q boxing show in Detroit IN three
years. and packed the Detroit
OLYMPIA 20 the aisles. The receipts
we're five times as large as any box
ing show has attracted in the last
four years.
The crowd. perhaps, came to see
the champion Baer, but they were
most impressed with Louis, the most
dangerous challenger the heavy
veighr division had developed over
night in many years
Baer cIoWned. played and kidded
through his fOur-round exhibition
with Babe Hunt. Ponca City, Okla.
They wore eight-Ounce gloves ana
the rounds we're Of only two minutes
duration. one short of the regulation
distance. Baer was out for good
time and had it, playing with Hunt
Say. they saw a worlds champ
for 3 bucks commented Baer.
some Of EN- paid only one and
two bucks. I'm saving my cham
pionship punch for championship
bouts. and championship money
from now on"
Louis scored his 18th straight vic
tory since he turned professional
last July 4. Although Perroni,
tough trial horse who fought
throughout, broke
Louis Knockout streak which had
reached five straight, he couldn't
have been more thoroughly licked
and STAYED the distance.
Perroni was on the floor three
times. each time for nine counts.
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The 700 Club

Arch HeiSS, Fountain Square Rec
reation League, 243, 247, 275-765.
Red Mounts, Fountain Square Re-
creation League. ZAP, 266, 248-756.
Harry OchiItree, Kiwanis League.
278, 247, 221-746.
Johnny Murphy, st. Philip No. l
League, 262, 27S, 191-731.
Fred SchIeimer, indianapolis
League, 238, 259, 226-723.
Larry Fox, Fountain Square Rec
reation League, 2O2, 246, 275-723.
Harry Wheeler, Uptown Recre-
alton League, 217, 288, 217-722.
Kenneth KOeIling, American Cen
trail Life League, 25S, 23S, 2S3-719.
Dad Hanna, indianapolis League,
212, 279, 226-717.
Chuck Markey, st. Philip No.
League, 227, 221, 267-715.
Henry Bunch, Washington League,
235, 234, PASTA.
Jack Underwood, intermediate
League, 243, 237, 232-712.
Carl Kiefer, Uptown Recreation
League, 257, 221, 232-71O.
Bill Sargent, st. Philip No. 1
League, 226, 24S. 236-71O.
John Fehr, Printing Crafts
League, 189, 266, 252-7O7.
Dan Abbott, st. Philip No. 1
League, 224, 254, 22S-7O6.
Phil Bisesi, South Side Business
Mems League, 225, 236, 245-7O6.
Lee Carmin, indianapolis League,
PIG, PSI, 237-704
Jess Pritchett Jr., Pritchett Re-
creation League. 227, 234, 24O-7O1.
John Blue, Washington League,
246, 349, 206-701.
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LIVING BOMB is
STILL AT LARGE;
WIDELY SOUGHT
Police of 3 States Join in
Cautious Hunt for Young
Desperate.
BIZ United Press

on CNtttl RfCSg
PERU, Ind. Jan. 5.-Police Of
Indiana, Michigan and Illinois
Joined today in wary search for
Ralph Cummings. 29-year-old rob-
berry suspect armed with a vial OF
nitroglycerin and a determination
to die rather than return to a cell.
Cummings escaped from jail here
yesterday after three-uay reign
Of terror in which he threatened
to blow up the Jail unless released.
Sheriff George Burke said Cum
mings vial contained enough ex-
plosive to kill a dozen men"
Cummings is a desperate char.
acter who would not hesitate to
use the stuff any place he is found"
the sheriff added
The young fugitive virtually ruled
the County Jail from Tuesday night,
when Cummings discovered the
nitrog ycerin, until he escaped by
saving the bars of his cell and pick
ing locks on two other Jail doors.
Il learned of the explosive Tues
cay night" Sheriff Burke said. L
tried to reason with Cummings but
he wouldn't listen Wh-neVer l or
my deputies approached his cell he
brandished the vial and We were
afraid he would throw it."
The sheriff said he had made ar
rangementS with Peru physicians to
chloroform the prisoner last night
while he slept.
Il don't know where the soup
came from or where Cummings got
the saw he used" Sheriff Burke adj
mitted. 1T doesn't seem possible he
had them when he came in here.
but it doesn't seem possible any,
body could have struggled them IN,
either"
Experts said the approximately
four-ounce bottle of nitroglycerin
Cummings had easily would kill
any one within a radius of 20 feet if
it were dropped.
Indiana state police, watching
highways for Cummings. concen-
trated on routes leading toward
Chicago and Detroit. County
authorities offered a 500 reward for
the fugitive.