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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
State SectiOnals

The "a state high school basket
ball sectional centers, and counties
from which teams will be selected,
include:
AnderSOn-8 Madison.
Attica-8 Fountain, Warren.
Aurora-6 Dearborn. 1 Ohio, Switzer-
land
BedfOrd-11 Lawrence.
BIOomfeld-IO Greene.
Buttons Wells. Adams (Berne, Mon
roe, Geneva, Hartford Twp. Jefferson
Twp. and Pleasant Mills.
Brazil-9 Clay, 6 Owen.
CanneIton-S Perry, Crawford
Columbia City-(See KendallviIle) s
Whitley.
ConnersvilIe-7 Fayette, Franklin, A
Union.
Crawfordsville-12 Montgomery.
Danville-11 Hendricks.
Delphi-8 Carroll.
Evansville (Bosse)-S Vanderburgh, 6
POsey, Warrick chandler, Elberfield,
Millersburg and Newburgh.).
Fl. Wayne (South Side)-13 Allen. Ad-
ans Decatur and Monmouth.)
FrankfOrt-ll Clinton.
Franklin-1I Johnson, 3 Brown.
Garrett De KaIb. Steuben.
Carlyle Lake North Calumet and Ho-
bart Townships) Valparaiso.
GOOdland-5 Newton, 8 Jasper.
GOshen-11 Elkhart.
Greencastle-9 Putnam, 5 Parke Bridge
ton, Green Township, Marshall, Rockville
and Union TOwnshiD)
Greenfield-1O Hancock.
Greensburg-9 Decatur, Jennings
(Zenas, North Vernon and Butlerville).
Hartford City jay. 8 Blackboard.
Huntington-14 Huntington.
indianapolis Tech-16 Marion.
Jasper Dubois, Pike.
KendalIville--8 La Grange, Noble Gf
necessary to cut tourney to 16 teams,
Wolfe Lake will be assigned to Columbia
City,.
KOkOmO-1O Howard.
Lafayette-14 Tippecanoe.
La Porte-14 La Porte.
Lebanon-9 Boone.
LOganspOrt-12 Cass.
Lynn (see Richmond)-16 Randolph.
MariOn-S Grant.
MartinsviIIe-6 Morgan, 5 Monroe.
Milan-9 Ripley.
Mishawaka-12 st. Joseph.
MOnticelIo-10 White.
Muncie-13 Delaware.
New Albany (see SaIem)-7 Clark, 2
Floyd, Harrison.
NewcastIe-12 Henry.
Newport-7 VermiIion, Parke Bloom
ingdaIe, Mecca, MOntezuma, ROsedale and
Tangier.)
North Judson-9 Marshall, Starke.
Oxford-11 Benton.
Peru-11 Miami.
PrincetOn-1O Gibson.
Richmond-12 Wayne (RandoIph suffi-
cient number to cut, if necessary, the Lynn
tourney to Is teams).
Rockport-6 Spencer, Warrick Lynn
vile, Selvin, FOlsOmviile, Tennyson, Boon
vile and YankeetOwn.. See Evansville).
RushVille-l1 Rush.
Salient Orange, Washington (Harri-
son sufficient to cut, if necessary, the New
Albany tournament to 16 teamS).
ScottSburg-7 jefferson, Scott, 4 Jen-
nings (San Jacinto. Lovett, Paris Cross
ing and Marion Twp.
SeymOur-1O Jackson, 2 Jennings (Scipio
and Hayden).
Shelbyville-S Shelby.
Sullivan-11 Sullivan.
Terre Haute (Garfield)-15 Vigo.
Tipton-9 Hamilton, 8 Upton.
VaIparaisO-9 Porter, Lake dyer,
Crown Point, Mer,IllvilIe and LowelD.
Vincennes-13 Knox.
Wabash-12 Wabash.
WarSaw-14 KOsciuSkO.
Westinghouse Daviess, Martin.
Winamac-6 Pulaski, 8 Fulton.
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KUSS LOOKS THE PART CT CONFER

THEY EN- big in Minnesota and that's the
Minnesota University football team usually energies
the long end of the you don't believe they grow EN-
big in the Gopher state to the local Armory tomorrow
night and watch Otto Kuss exchange grips with Everett Kb
bins in the first bout the weekly wrestling card that fea-
lures Stranger Lewis and Charlie Strack Kus Gopher
transpanted in Indiana and attained the height of
feet inches. and is heavyweight, weighing 222.
Indiana where letters foot
ball wrestling He completed MS three of college ah-
let competition enrolled classes He
II of IA matches falls to the Olympic
finals home is City,
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Fl. S. Net Scores
Games of Saturday.


Games of Saturday,
LOCAL
Shortridge 80; Seymour. IA.
LAFAYETTE. 81. Tech. %
Center Grove. 80: Broad Ripple Is.
Carmel. 81: State Deaf School. IA.
Paragon. %; Crispus Attacks. II.
STATE
Lapel. 81. Westfield, g.
Charlottesville. 20; New Palestine, 49,
S Paul, 30; New Salem. 10.
Warsaw "a: Central (Ft. Wayne. %.
cambridge, 90; Fillmore. Is.
Pendleton, 81; Eden. IA
Pittsboro. 81 jamestown, 81.
Salem Az HardinSburg. IS.
Aurora, 30; Vevay, Is.
Culver. ~; Knox, II.
Huntington, 20: Winamac. IS.
Lynnville. %; Boonville. "a.
Jacksonville, 81; Central (Evansville)
a triple overtime)
Atlanta. 10: Sheridan Is
Dugger 81: Switz City. 16.
Sullivan. II: Graysville. l6.
State Training tTerre Haute) %; Honey
Pimento. 10: Rosedale. 49,
BriStow IL. Derby 20
Tell City. 10; Male louisville. XVI. Is.
Jasper 81: Reitz tEvansvillel. 25.
Emerson lGary). so; washington EAST
VALPARAISO. %: Horace Mann tGarvl. 1s.
Froebel Gary. "a; Whiting. II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
Catholic Schools
to Hold Tourney
State Prep Meet to Be at
Fl. Wayne.

By United Press
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 14.-The
State Catholic High School basket
ball tournament will be held here
Feb. 1924, it was announced late
Saturday.
The tournament will be held in
the Central High School gymnasium
and will be an eight-team invita-
tional affair.
The tournament previously had
been held in indianapolis. Last
year, however, financial difficulties
prevented the association from stag
ing the event.
The winner of the tourney here
will receive a bid to the national
Catholic tourney in Chicago. 1t is
expected that the runner-up also
will receive a bid to the national
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
CARNERA HALTS HARRIS

bu IHIItu FFtNN
SAC PAULO, Brazil, Jan. 14.-Ce-
Gil Harris. Los Angeles Negro who has
served as Primo Cameras sparring
partner. lasted only seven rounds
yesterday when Carenra interrupted
his journey back to the United
States for a bout here. Camera
will box Irving Klaussner at Rio De
Janeiro. jar. 20. then return to the
United States.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
Northwestern Has
New Grid Mentor
Waldorf to Assume Duties
Immediately.

By United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, Jan. 14.-Lynn
Waldorf, newly appointed North
western football coach, is expected
to arrive here Thursday to arrange
beginning his spring practice on
March l.
Waldorf says his football system
is "like hash-a little bit Of every
thing"
However, he favors variations of
the single and double wing back
attack. His style of play has been
likened to that of Francis Schmidt,
who last fall finished his first sea-
son as Ohio State grid coach.
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OFF THE 5RA[KHlARD
kEKAG By R4DZ HlXELL

the Shortrdge considera
~ ton club with five consecutive victories Seymour was an
Peterman didn't
the
Lafayette the Jefmen finally 222
Reedy playing his first regular at
ommendable Broad Ripple fell
JeferSonvies Red Devils
make Central of Evansville their
the North impressive tally of
Pi hnrn ken jamestown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
CARDS DEFEAT BEARS
IN COAST GRID TILT

~ LHIfCd FrcSs
LOS ANGELES, Jan. l4.-An 80
yard touchdown jaunt by Homer
Griffith and two drop kicks by Paul
PardOnner yesterday gave the Chi
cago Cardinals a surprise 1879 VIC
tory over their professional football
rivals, the Chicago Bears. before
$4,000 fans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
LONG SHOT PAYS s2S6

BIZ IImeS NpCcldF
Aqua CALIENTE, Jan. 14-D.
Works outsider, Nojoqui, romped
home a winner in the second race
at Aqua Caliente Jockey Club yes
terday to pay off at the rate of 142
to /. or 1896 to win in parimutuel
betting. The horse paid s22750 for
a place ticket and S14.5o to show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
Pure Oils (2O)
State College Net Card

TONIGHT
Illinois at Indiana
Northwestern at Purdue.
TUESDAY
Cincinnati at Hanover.
WEDNESDAY
Manchester at Valparaiso.
Oakland City at Central Normal.
Ball State at Indiana Central
Joliet (Ill.) Junior College at st. Joseph.
THURSDAY
Wabash at De Paw.
Indiana State al Evansville.
Earlham at University of Dayton.
Loyola (Chic2gol at Butler.
FRIDAY
Taylor at Manchester.
SATURDAY
Huntington at Concordia ut Wayne).
Indiana Central at Hanover.
Franklin at Ball State
Notre Dame at Pittsburgh.
Indiana at Iowa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
Kautskys Tumble
Before FirestOnes
Tire Five Downs Locals in
Rough Battle.

Basketball fans saw a rough tilt
at the Armory yesterday afternoon
where the FireStone Tire and Rub
Der five of Akron, o., defeated the
local Kautsky A. C.s, as to 80.
Thirty three fouls were called. The
visitors tailed Is goals from the
field, Gable getting five.
j. Wooden scored four field bas-
kets for the Kaustkys. Parmenter,
former Purdue star, joined the In
dianapolis pro quintet yesterday.
The score at the half was 81 to Is
in favor of the Firestones. Sum-
mary:
fdel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
Packers TrOunce
Pure Oil Quintet
Locals Score 1920 Triumph
at Richmond.
By Times SpecidI

By Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. lathe
Hilgemeier Packers of Indianapolis
coasted to an easy 80 to 20 victory
over the local Pure Oils yesterday
afternoon. 1t was the second de-
feat suffered by the Pure Oil team
at the hands of the Packers this
season.
The visitors, after running up a
"a to score at the half, contented
themselves to play a defensive game
during the remainder OF the con-
test.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
Tech High School Awarded
Two State Basket Journeys
by Cage Board of Control
Winners of Meets at Anderson DanviIe and Greenfield
Will Battle Here Along With Local Victor: City
Officials Favor Three Day Opener
BY DICK MILLER

basketball
together plans the the final state
University fdhoue made
School Athletic Association today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
BAER FLORIDA BOUND

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Max Baer
left today for Florida for exhibition
engagements at Tampa, Jan. Il, and
at Miami, jan. "a.
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Furthermore, Mr.. RED AND
RIGHT, just whom has Manual
beaten this season?
TWO GREEN WAVES.
=
Dear of the Backboard-It's too early
to reserve a stable for a dark horse
besides. we're not making any brags.
But. here are some items that might
be of interest. Remember Hope last
wear? We trimmed Columbus in the
sectional "a far better Columbus team
than Taylor HOffar has this year,. after
winning 10 victories during the season.
Hope has won IL consecutive games this
season. II is tine same team as last
wear and has averaged over &c points a
game while holding opponents to ~.
Horc has no gym and the Red Devils
are called the "Gymless Wonders" The
coach is X. b. Mcqueen. and he's turn
ing in a nifty Job! Yours.
IKE AND MIKE.
The problem: who are the orig
inal "GymleSs Wonders Hope or
Farmersburg? The answer is
Wingate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
THE TIDE CHANGES

Dear Backboard-We hope that
RED AND RIGHT is listening.
Wen admit that Techs Green
Tide has been going out. but the
tide changes. you know. Our
Green Tide is due TO come in.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
JUNIOR HIGH TOURNEY


Frankfort. 80: cadiz. S.
Iandhergh. -; New Market II.
Frankton. -: Anderson. II.
Attica. II. Cutler. 10
Frankfort. %. Lindbersh. 5.
Frankton. 20. Attica. g
Frankfort. 81. Frankton. 16
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
INvITATIONAL TOURNEY

SharpSville. 13 Windfan. II.
GreentoWR 20. Prairie Township. %
Greentown. %: Sharpsville. is FINAL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
MIAMI COUNTY TOURNEY

At Peru
Macy. IS: Deedsville, "a
Bunker Hill SO. Amboy. 8.
Chill. 81. Gilead 20.
CLAY Township, IS: Butler Township. II.
Bunker Hill. "a; Macy, Il
CLAW Township %; Chilli 20.
Bunker Hill. 81; CLAW Township. p
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
JeffersOnUiIIe in 18th
Consecutive Basket Win
indicated Red Devils Conquer Central of Evansville in
Triple Overtime; Others Unbeaten.

school
nosng Evansville triple
game Evansville.
the closest of the for eesonve rated
defeated
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
GRANT COUNTY TOURNEY
At Marion

Paramount. So: Jonesboro. II.
SWeetser. IS: Gas City 10.
Vanburen. 10; Swayzee. Is.
Paramount IS: jefferson Township. "a.
Sweetser 10; Vanburen. l6,
Paramount So: SweetSer. % tfnaD.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
When They Meet Again

THE night Of Feb. %, which is
Il Saturday. is sure to see heavy
traffic out Butler way The Notre
Dame quintet will be here on that
evening to meet the Bulldogs in a
return match on the fieldhOuse
floor. The rivals met at South Bend
Saturday night and it was another
thriller, the Irish winning by a
one-point margin.
N D. and Butler fives have staged
some stirring tits on the hardwood
and evidently the series is destined
to remain close every year. There
is no better sport from the stand
point Of entertainment when evenly
matched basketball teams collide.
On the other hand, when a score
is lOpsided watching a game is just
so much punishment
Anyway, keep Feb. % in mind.
1t Will be the big game Of the
year at Butler.
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INVITATIONAL TOURNEY

Banouo. 23 Monument CITY. n lover
tlmei.
Lancaster. % Andrews. 81.
Lancaster. 80: Banouo. 10 thnzn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
FAYETTE COUNTY TOURNEY
Al ConnerSVillR

AlGuina. IS; Everton. 81.
Fairview 81: Harrisburg. 20.
Bentonville, SO. Orange. 90.
Gings. 20: Alouina. Is.
Fairview. 20. Bentonville. %.
Fairview. 20: Gings. II (finan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
Grimm Can't Haze Lumbago NoU

Charley Grimm's h1mbago, which kept HIM IN hot
mater last season must hare UanSed In sending Don
Hurst array to Columbus the Cub pilot has left himself
ach only Phi Cavaretta rookie, undersudy at first
base for the campaign.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
Gun Club Selects
Board of Directors

The board Of directors for the
indianapolis Gun Club was chosen
at the annual meeting of the mem
bers at the club quarters Saturday.
w. S. Hiser, DR.. L. A. Ensminger,
Geo. w. Hargitt, H. D. Skies,
George Tony and George Alig Jr.,
all of indianapolis, and Charles
Ravens of Plainf1eld we're named on
the board.
The new board then reelected DIR.
L. A. Ensminger, president; Herman
Grinsteiner, vice president; George
Alig Jr., secretary treasurer, and
w. S. Hiser, reporter The board
also authorized the establishment of
a shooting school that will operate
one day each week.
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SHELBY COUNTY TOURNEY
INvITATIONAL TOURNEY

Waldron. 80: Flat Rock. 13
Moral. Is: Falkland. IA tovertime).
Wsldron %. Moral. % FINAL.
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At Galveston
Walton 81: Washington Township. lS.
Galveston. %, Onward, Is.
Galveston. IS; Walton. IS (fnaD.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
PURDUE FENCERs TRIUMPH

By Times Specidi
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 14.-The
Purdue University fencing team
scored a 9-to-8 victory over Wash
ington University of st. Louis here
Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
Free Grid Programs

HARRY G. SALSINGER, Detroit
II sports writer, has launched
campaign to influence colleges to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14

Okay. Monk and Okay. shrimp. How
about IL. shrimp. are YOU still teach
ing the hoys the old Marion Wonder
Five STYLE Those were great DAYS
weren't they shrimp. when you were
the ignition system Of that old Won
der Efve9
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-20

His cety old Plane" Wiley one-eyed speed flyer labels
his Winnie is ready for fight that he predicts will reyoulo-
the transport industry Post is shown here left with Billy
of Posts hacker and the specially but flying
suit which aan will to insure his safety in his strao
sphere hop suit inflated and "sng alone in FLYING posi-
hopes to make the jump from Los Angeles to New York
hours
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-20

Already under ..., only %
prison rs,o warden, W.: :. szpe::.'
Waters (aboYel'. ..,iry a!:E
break of 81 co ..a,s lretocs,....
Granite. Okla, . ,..is.reI q d
r I,5 facing gan'f.s,a o.I.
yes who killed one :
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-20

Battling to make Kansas driest
of the dry states, Representative
Don Fossey of Reno county IS
shown here in the house chamber
at Topeka speaking for his bill,
which outlaws even near-beer.
The measure passed the house,
1888, and is accorded a strong
chance to win senate approval.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-20

When bites dog, that's and when bahng girl E
tired of posing and insist photographn the camcraan
we'll that's another but different picture of the bathing girls THIS
cluster found at Tahiti Beach, Miami
iN CORNER .---------------------- BY ART NkEN
The Washington times., 1935-01-09
THUGS VICTIM
DIES Of SHOT

The effort of Joseph R. Wush-
max, AZ, meat truck delivery
driver, to save the company's col
lections from two gunmen, has
cost him his life. He died late
yesterday in Casualty Hospital,
where he had been taken Friday
with bullet wound near his
heart.
Mr.. Wushnak, the father of
three children, lived in the 2800
block Bladensburg Rd. N. E., and
was driver for the N. Auth Pro-
vision Company. Two colored
thugs attacked him as he boarded
his truck in the 1000 block B ST..
N. E., Friday, and he was shot
when he attempted to fight them
off. They finally escaped with
more than 500 which he had COL
lected.
The Washington times., 1935-01-09
Sixteenth Street Group
Asks Better Bus Service

The Sixteenth Street High
lands Citizens Association, meet
ing last night in A. R. Shepherd
School. adopted a resolution re-
queSting an additional bus be
operated from Eighth and Penn
sylvania Avenue Northwest at
1890 a. m.
Additional morninU express bus
services also was requested south
from Buchanan Street to the
Government buildings. and a new
route downtown to the Agricul-
ture, and Department of Com
merce buildings to relieve traffic
on Fourteenth Street.
The Transit company will be
urged to remove center trolley
poles from Georgia Avenue,
Brightwood, to the District line.
Earl w. Sapp, was appointed
to represent the association at a
meeting called by Columbia
Heights Business Mems Assocta
tion, to secure additional police,
and request two officers be as
signed to radio cars. The Com
missioners will be requested to
remove tree boxes on Alaska Ave
nue. between Georgia Avenue and
Holly Street, and relieve a STAN
ing water nuisance on Geranium
Street between Twelfth and Thir
teenth Streets. It was voted to
change the meeting nights to
the third Monday in each month
Fourteen new members were
elected.
The Washington times., 1935-01-09

er number of them. are constructed
through promotional enterprise,
the realtor explained.
In the past, it was relatively
simple matter to erect large and
impressive building with little capt.
tai on the part of the promoter.
First it was necessary to obtain
appraisals that would reflect a
high value on the completed prop
erty and at the same time would
justify an extraordinary issue OF
bonds to secure the mortgage on
which was obtained the necessary
funds to carry on the enterprise.
It so happened that very few
local realtors-Seven in fact-were
members of the American Institute
Of Appraisers and undoubtedly
fully competent to appraise the
property. The local appraisers,
however, invariably made their ap-
praisalS too conServatively to suit
the promoters and the latter would
call in outside appraisers from New
O1k d1lA 6AAAAdACAPAAAd w 4AA UAAS
necessary valuation on the prop
erty to justify the huge loan and
bond issue.
1t was all very simple if the pro-
moter worked fast enough.
OF course all apartments and
office buildings in the District Of
Columbia were not erected on that
plan, but many of them were. It
was a very profitable proposition
for the promoters, but poor one
for the bondholderS.
It is all different now, with the
Federal Securities Commission in
the saddle.
Appraisals are closely scanned
and every ounce of water is
squeezed from the valuations until
there remains only sound and con-
Rervative market values.
It will mean more substantial
buildings for the future, but they
will come much slower.
The Washington times., 1935-01-09
Northeast Citizens
Oppose Wider D. C. Power

At it's regular meeting last
night in Burrville School, the
Northeast Suburban Citizens AS
sociation, passed resolutions op-
posing extension of authority of
the District Commissioners over
the Board of Education, and vari-
GUS other boards.
Howard D. Woodson, and Ed
ward P. Lovett, were named to
present the resolution at the
hearing next week at the Dis
tTict Building.
With reference to consolida-
tion of recreation activities in
the District the association voted
in favor of plan nurGber four to
place school buildings and play
grounds under the Board of Edu-
cation.
The association renewed it's re-
quest for improvement of Watts
Run from PWA funds.
The Washington times., 1935-01-09
Speeding Denounced
Protection SOUGHT

Speeding on the Marlboro Pike
between the District Line and the
Pennsylvania Avenue hill was
responsible for many accidents
was expressed by members of East
Washington Heights Citizens AS
sociation, meeting last night in
Bradbury Heights M. E. Church,
when resolutions were adopted re-
questing additional traffic officers
10 patrol the highway.
The association also requested
improved lighting for Ridge Road
The Washington times., 1935-01-09
SILENCE CURE
DUE FOR LONG
IN SENATE
By KARL M. KAHN
Copyright, 1885. by International
News SerViee)


The 1885 method OF attempting
to stifle Huey Long will be ia
give him the silence treatment
Senators are not going to stick
their neckS out and give the
Louisiana KingfiSh an oppor
tunity to chop them off with
verbal axes, nor are they going
to invite Senator Long to stick
his verbal claws into their hair.
They have learned better. Huey
fights with claws and axes and
observes no rules, gives no quar-.
ter. Consequently he almost al.
ways wins.
When the Dictator Of the Delta
arose in the Senate and started
to spank everybody on the ma.
tional political lot, he was In.
terrupted but once.
1llonoiS' Senator James Hamil.
ton Lewis, Democratic whip, for.
got the new rule to let Huey
talk, ask no questions, enter into
no arguments.
Reward: Verbal Lash
Senator Lewis reward was q
verbal lash by Senator Long and
frowns by Majority Leader Joe
Robinson Of Arkansas and South
Carolina'S Jimmy Byrnes, the
White House order giver in the
Senate.
Huey TALKS TO the Senate
but he TALKS FOR the Press
Gallery.
Every few sentences Senator
Long lifts his eyes to the writer's
in the gallery-to be certain they
are writing about Huey Long.
The Kingfish doesn't care If
only dozen Senators are in the
chamber. He thinks about the
press association wires.
On Honeymoon
Representative Hubert Utter.
back of Iowa, is honeymooning in
Congress. He married on Christ.
mas Day. Representative Utter.
back, a Republican, and Nat Pat.
ton, Texas Democrat, were born
in log cabins. So they say in
their biographies in the Congress
sional Directory.
Pennsylvania's Joe Guffey takes
the senatorial brevity prize in the
directory. His biograph reads:
Joseph F. Guffey, Democrat,
Pittsburgh, Pa, unmarried"
Shortest biographies of Repre-
SentativeS:
"Dewey Short, Republican, Of
Galena, Mo-"
"Abe Murdoch, Democrat, of
Beaver, Utah"