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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09
Indiana Cage
Five Favored
Over GOpherS
Every Western Conference
Net Team in Action
Tonight.
By United Press

Bg United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Western
Conference basketball settles back
into full stride tonight after an in
corruption for mid-year examina-
tions, with siv teams engaged in
conference games and the four
other members playing outside foes.
The schedule brings Minnesota
against Indiana at Bloomington,
Iowa against Ohio State at Column
bus. Illinois against Chicago in the
Windy City, Northwestern against
Notre Dame in Evanston, Purdue
against Fordham in New York, and
Wisconsin against De PAW in
Madison.
Ohio State is given an even
chance in most representations to
haul Iowa out of a third-place tie
in the conference. Indiana prob
ably will get tighter grip on Sec
ond place by defeating Minnesota,
and Cricago should be easy for I'LL
noiS.
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16 Victories on
Hi-Brus' Record
Packers Opponents Have
Met South'S Best.

The Falls City Hi-Brus of Louis
Vile, who meet the local Hilgemeier
Packer METERS at the PennSy Gym
tomorrow afternoon, have played
throughout the South and boast of
a seasons record of Is wins and
four losses. They have scored 1893
points against their opponents SOL,
and are reputed to pack a world OF
defensive power.
The Louisville five is made up OF
several former high school and
collegiate summaries, chief among
them being Kenny Jordan, who
made the all-Ohio college team last
year as a member of the st. Xavier
squad of Cincinnati. The five ex-
high school stars on the team have
served as captains Of various prep
teams.
Tomorrow's game will get under
way at 3 p. m. following a prelim
between the Beech Grove and So
Athic teams. The Hilgemeier Pack
ers will be defending a 16-game
winning streak when they tackle
the Hi-Brus.
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Edwards, who scales around 2l4,
and halls from Dallas, Tex, has APP
peared here on the last two mat
programs, beating two husky oppo-
nents with his widely heralded
"chiropractic" hold. The first one
to say enough" was the stormy
Dick Raines. Last week, Sol Slagel,
255, was subdued. Next Tuesday
the rugged Marvin will attempt to
match his chin lock with the
"chiropractic.'
The aggressive Texas has little to
say about his "chiropractic," other
than the hold is clamped on above
the eyes when he gives his oppo-
nents "the works"
Big Boy Davis, 236, VS.. Everett
Marshall, 218, is the top bout on
the card. 1t promises to be a live
" encounter. Marshall is rated by
MANY as second to jim LondoS.
In the opening match, Otto Kuss,
900. Indiana University student, will
oppose Paul Harper, 220, former all
round athlete from Southern Meth
odist University. Both are popular
with the patrons.
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SEARS AND FOLLOWS
TO RENEW RIVALRY

NEW YORK, Feb. John Fol-
lows. former wisconsin, Oxford two
mile running star, will renew his
rivalry with Ray Sears of Butler
University in the N. Y. A. G. meet at
Madison Square Garden, Feb. 10.
Follows defeated every runner he
met indoors last year and set new
American record of 900 for two
miles before being bested at the K.
of c. games by Sears, whom he had
defeated earlier. Sears lowered the
American record to 9:07.4 in win
ming.
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RPOnHFCKE MARTHA FnTTH-Re.

bhUD Od ~ M Ta III pyadbecter
sister of Mrs. Rose Harvey and Henry
Hobbs OF Indianapolis. daughter Of Ev-
erett c. Hobbs and stepdaughter Of Mrs,
away at the family residence. 1i4o
Southern-av. Tuesday D. m, Funeral
services at the residence Friday. Feb. 3,
2 D. m. Friends invited. Interment
Waebfpotou parry cemetery
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At Hidledh Park
One Best-Deliberator
/. Deliberator, Empty Bottle, Le-
mont.
2. Col. Greene, Recovery, Day
Signal.
8. Diverting, Nankin, Foreign
Lady.
4. Captain Argo, Merrily On. Wise
Prince.
5.Geperal Parth. Howard, Chas-
tity.
6. Little Cynic, Mottle, st. NORTH.
7. Cav Cav, Flying Dere, TEMPO.
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Deaths

Harry K Milhouse. 7s of 6145 N. Ewing.
broncho pneumonia.
Henry 6. Cammann SO, Central Indiana
Hospital, cerebral hemorrhage.
Albert L. Saylor. IA, of $50 Eugene,
Cardio vascular renal disease.
Michael Hubecky. %. City Hospital,
coronary occlusion
Norma Lou Bardsley, /. Riley Hospital,
streptococcic cellulitis.
Andrew D. Archey 81, of 42l2 Sunset,
hypostatic pneumonia.
Sarah Isabelle Williams, rs. of 1545 Ring
gold carcinoma
James Edward Kinnison, months. 1887
Alvord, acute bronchitis.
Martha Josephine Hines, months, l04a
Coe. broncho pneumonia.
Victoria L. Van VIE. SO. City Hospital,
carcinoma.
William r Chapman, rs. Veterans Hos
pital, arteriosclerosis.
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Race Entries
Today
At HIALEAH lark


Firx. Race $500: allowances; 7-year-
olds. three flrlongs la Two EDGED. 10y.
Distract. 100. "a Overmanhe, log; Gssy
Minetta. los: Borsa. los, Dehoeretof' Ia,
I LT2s5, G ios: sandy tf beach. los.
taj-G. D. Widener entry.
Second Race $500: claiming: s-yssr-oldsg;
Greene. s,ickhsndle' ios. xTeddy csrl.
100. Plight Of Gold, 100; Benatoo5J: III:
M. J. Brennan. l0e; Mamie, lOo' Day
signal. l0s; Dancing Cloud. lOo-
Third Race $500; claiming; 3-yes.a.rT.
olds: I furlongs l-xvera Cruz, l0i' xLittle
ArEo. l02. xBethlehem star, lOs; xbesger
Dam los; show Boy, lot; T Tee Ecri ioS;
Lady. %: DiveTting. iO4.
Fourth Race $1,000: The Clearwater
allowances. 3-year-olds and up; SIX llr-
lo7. siskin. ll1: Wise PRINCE lo2; Cniei
Mourner. l02 Changeling. lOs.
"a Miss Mary HiTsch and W. J. Hirsch
entry.
FIFTH Race $500: the Brighton Handi-
eiaht miissl|chastity. fos: Howard. iog;
General Parth. no. Fhght' H.
Sixth Race $4,000; claiming; Swear
ODDS. one ana one-eighth miles on turf
Tsfickey's Man. 1903. Bounding Count.
iI6. xAfotlev. i'll. Brush Past. ll3; s..
Moritz. lii3. Penriu. los. Little Cynie'
II3.
Seventh Race $500; claiming; 4-year-
olds and up: one and three sixteenthsl =
NTransbird. i07. relatively. i09; Dancing
Boy. III: xLimbus. III; TEMPO, l0e: Cav
Cav. lls, yellow Metal. l07; xFlying
Dere i04.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
weather. clear. track. fast.
Horses listed in order OF post positions.
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~ SWIM MERS NAMED
FOR LOUISVILLE TRIP

The indianapolis Y. NJ. G. A.
senior swimming team will meet the
Louisville Y. M. G. A. squad at
Louisville this evening. The 10
cal "Y" has won four and lost four
meets this season.
Swimmers slated to make the trip
are Howard Krick and John Bark
haus, breast StrokerS; Don Pittman,
back stroker; Gilbert Smith, diver,
and Bill Barkhaus, Howard Ehle,
Paul Berkhart and Martin Unver-
saw, crawl Strokers.
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State College Net Card
TONIGHT
CONTINENTAL FROSH WIN

The Washington High School
frosh cagers scored a 80 to Is tri-
umph over the Manual freshmen
at the Continental gym Thursday.
Carter and Meyers starred for the
winners. Hibner was best for Man
ual.
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BOX NUMBER REPLIES

Advertisers who do not desire 20
divulge their names or addresses may
take advantage of The Times BOX
NUMBER" service.
Replies to BOX Number ads are re-
ceived at The Times office and ad-
vertisers are assured that their
identity is never divulged by The
Times.
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Al DUUCU ,AWtCu-
One Best-Blaze Home
1. Blaze Home, Charming Miss,
Draft Sergeant.
2. Silva, Salz, Starference.
3. Enigmatio, Dispeller, Happy
Fellow.
4. Sweet Chariot, Drombo,
Kapena.
5. Sound Advice, Whereaway, Toro
Nancy.
6. Azucar, Head Play, Gallant Sir.
7. Slapped, Whippercracker, Daily
News.
8. Respect, Terrain, Prince Pest.
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At Fair Grounds

At Fair Grounds
One Best-Pulis
/. Northern Sir, Bill Lutz, Pa
tricia c.
2. Loyal Louie. Run On, Monkey
shine.
3. Bad News, Easy Bid, Lucky
Carter.
4. Blind Star, All Bays, Bellona.
5. Alma S., Foxy CUTLER, Corda.
6. Our Mae, Exclude, Blue Cat.
Z. Pulls, Six Bells, Almadel Jr.
8. Oaten, Mona. Aurebon.
9. Stephanus, Slipknot, Sleep Gal.
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CONTRACT RATES
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AT SANTA ANITA

First Race 5000; allowances; 2-yesr-
olds; three furlongs) Draft Sergeant, l06;
Billie Bane, ITO; Blaze Home, lis; "a LORD
Gallant. ia: Modern Maid, 1903; "a Cali
ban, 10; Charming Miss. los; Lady Florise,
(a)-Milky Way Farm Entry.
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Eighth Race 1890; Grade D Handicap;
4-year-olds and up: one and ,one-eighth
miles Terrain, 1O5; NocturnIabe' ~
Pest, Ii2: Respect, 1907 Mild, 1O8:
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. cloudy track, muddy
Horses listed in order of post positions
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09

For games IN the 14-l6-year-old class
Eith he Bonoers. write Bob Depend a.
Juniors and u. B. Aces notice. Calvary
Cubs are asked 20 verify date OF game
NH nrr--r.
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Seventh Race $780, grade Handicap;
-year-olds and up; one and one-siX-
teenth milesl-Slapped, III; Bissagos, IL;
Whippercracker 105; Daily News, 104; Mr.
Bun, 1876; Precursor, 10.
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Plumbing Permits

John Rich. PSI E 9th. five fixtures
Hawkins Bros. 2256 Sheldon. three FIX
Roy Mcqueen. 1905 N Tibbs. three FIX
lures
Frank Drees. 1907 W. New York. two
A.rfnt
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Sixth Race ($75OO; added the San An
tonic; 3-year-olds and up; one-eighntdn
Sarada i28; Azucar 1928; Good Goods. 1876;
Head Play, 1928: Fleam, 12l.
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Edvards-MdrUin Mat Go
Stirs City Fan Interest
'Chropracc Hold Clashes with chin Lock- Davis and
Marshall Top Armory Bill Tuesday.

Although the semwindup the Billy Edwards-Tom
anheavyweight
card at Amory night much interest
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0 TN1as the Or P. HAL SIMS

Enthusiastic pinochle fans from every Sec
ton of the city and suburbs are looking for
ward to a rousing good time at the city
championship pinochle tournament, under
the direction Of P. Hal Sims. Americas fore
most authority on card games opening here
Monday. Feb. 18th. $500 in cash prizes
will go TO the winners.
From men and women. young and DID,
more entries are rolling in every day. All
entries must be received at the Office OF
this newspaper not later than midnight,
Friday. Feb. 18th.
Whether you're recent convert to pinochle
or an old hand at the game-send in your entry
todavl The person attaining the highest scores
viii be awarded first prize and the city cham
pionship and. in addition. will represent the
city in the national tournament, with $1,000
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Fifth Race $4,000: the Derby Trial
Handicap: 3-year-olds; one MILE up bPoIar
away, ll5; ib) Sound Advice. 120; Happy
Helen. LOG; IA South Gallant, 107; Toro
Nancy. liz; Pitter Pat, 1l6.
ia Milky Way Farm entry.
lhl CataWha Stable entry.
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Fourth Race $4,000; claiming; Swear
olds and up; Ave furlongsl Play Away,
los; Fancy Flight, III; RADIO AnnountceeGr'
Moreanmore. 1Oi; Grand opera, 1906;
Kapen,a. lie; Stealthy Step, lis; The
Baliff, lis.
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III. S. Net Scores
LOCAL

NoblesviIle, 81; washington, 10.
Southport. il: Cathedral. 10.
Knightstown. 43: Broad Ripple, IS.
Manual. SO; Decatur Central. l9.
Crispus Attucks. al: Stinesville. 20.
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OS sec Snd Race one s8qDl liz Moon
Rose. los; war, 1l2; Silva. 10; Starferr-
ence' liz: How High. liz; Publication, 1l2;
Moroi, liz; Jeanette K. i05; Ricciardo.
112.
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Third Race $780, claiming Agar -olds
and up; one. and one-fourth milesl-
TO. XAncelot. los; xDon Day. 112; Dis
peIier, liz; HAPPY Fellow, l12.
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Births
Girls

Frank and UlysS Moore. 974 W. 25th.
Lawrence and Gladius Wiggans. 1871
Jones.
James and Angelina Baur. "a N. Lay
man.
Melbourne and Alice Roach. Coleman
hospital.
Boys
Walter and Mary Brydon. 1914 ST. Peter
Willard and Elenora Boffing. Coleman
Hospital.
ptal.
Coy and Leathea Digger. Coleman Hos
pital.
Calvin and Marie Griesemer. coleman
Hospital.
Ralph and Helen Utter. Coleman Hos
pital.
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Standings:

Tonight's schedule:
Minnesota at Indiana.
Iowa at Ohio State.
Illinois at Chicago.
*Notre Dame at Northwestern.
*Purdue at FOrdham.
*De PAW at Wisconsin.
NOn-COnference games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09

Marriage Licenses

Roy Boyer. 90 of 81 N. Dearborn-st, fao,
tory worker. and Margaret Yantis. 20. Of
202 Gray-st, factory worker.
George o. Strand. Al, Of 40S N. Penn
sylvania-st, painter. and Betty Wood, Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09

and up: six furlongSl -xFoxy CUTLER l09;
Burgoo. 1903: xBrilliant Miss. 90; occult
100. George. IOs; Princess Pyre, los;
Nudge Primrose. 106. Justa Sheik, 108,
xCay Follies, l04: Royal Rock. Ill; Knit
Washington. 100: Ali Night Ill; xWig-
rose. l04 COrida. 1O9: xAlma s., 1O4;
xTransfix, 90: xAlamae. 1o7.
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st-Deliberator.

NOONE'S SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
Days Best-Deliberator.
Best Longshot-Northerh Sir.
Best Parlay-Diverting and Blind Star.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09

Ninth Race (substitute; s4OO claiming;
3-year-olds and up six furlongs)- Slip
knot 49, Sleepy Gal, 1l3; Whileaway,
1l8: Ragawood. ito; Oelniklas, 1l8; Doc
Lazy Mary. 1l3; Mysterious Nell. 49,
Mavro l18: Aurebon. 118; Lothario, 1l8;
Fleeta Rose, 113; Eva S.. 1l3; False Piety,
ll3: Normahal 113: Stephanus, ll8.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear: track. fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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AT FAIR GROUNDS

First Race $500: claiming; 3-year-olds
and I'd: six furlongsl -Lefiore, il8; Trans
NIT. il3. Gufelano, il3: Mack.s Pal. ll5'
GOODYEAR. ils: Bill Lutz. ll6 Confederate,
Reels. ll3. Patricia C.. ll3; Squeeze Play.
iIs: Northern Sir. ll8, Smiling Noon. !iS,
Hey Flirt. 1l8; Inarage. li8; Vonnie. ll0;
Fountain. ll3.
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grand prize, at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel, in New York, March Ills.
Win or lose-you're bound to have a
good time and enjoy competing with
other pinochle fans you'll meet in the
city tournament. Tear out the coupon
now-send in your entry todayl
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10; xPara Four. 1902; Hammel, 112; Al
madel Jr., 100.
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Eighth Race ts4OO; claiming; 4-year-
olds and up: one and one-eighth miles =
xMiss Upset, lo4; xsweet Gad 1922
Hearted ia Wild Laurel. ia; xIsostasy.
1O9; xBaggataway. 100: xPacheco, 100;
Monocle IA: xTarnish. 90; Hepsey's Beau
1I2; Jolly Rambler, 1917 xPompatic, l09
xLo-d Dean. 109 Luckpiece, ia; SUPERB
l12; Halliard, ia.
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Third Race $500: claiming; .4-year-olds
and up: one mile l-TTaggat. ITO; Mary
Simon. ii2: Bangobar. 10: Raffler Con.
l07: Carissa. 100. Santa Cruz lOl; Lucky
Carter. III; Bad News. III: Ny Aga, llO'
Lugano, ll2. Little jay. ll2; Jack Biener.
10: Home Rule. li2: Bag o. Roses. lO1.
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First Prize >. $3oo.oo-Second
Prize $loo.oo-Third Prize
Sloo.oo-5onexthighestseores
leochl Autographed copy OF
~FTNocHE POINTERS byP. Hell Sims
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Fourth Race ls4OO: claiming; Swear
olds: six furlongs blind Star. ia; Miss
Deloa. l0T: xidle Wild. 9e: Adelia A. l08:
xF3art Timber. l03: Sugar Greek. lO!;
xGolden Throne. LOT; xGyans. lOl; Bel
Iona. 100.
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sixth Race $500: The Blue Bonnets;
allowances: 3-year-olds. one milei-Our
Mae. 100. Blue Cat. ll2: Funderburg, III;
0tude 81. Leana. G.. I06: Kentucky Green.
los: Gunwale. 1os: Raffles Problem, Ill;
Chief Csceola. los.
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Second Race Cs4Oo; claiming: 4-year-olds
and M. one miIel-Grand Voivode, l12:
Princess Carolyn. lOT; Hamilton. ll2; irish
Maiden, i0s: Dick Porter, il2: Satin Prin-
Clfnon. i07. Backstep. li2: Colorado. liz;
Run on. li2: Lightning Girl. l07; Service
Man. iO5: Lovsl Louie. liz; Priceless Miss.
los. Don Pablo, III.
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Seventh Race $500: claiming; 4year-
olds and up. one and one-sixteenth miles
Pulls 10. xJambalaya. los. XSiX Bells,
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met indoors last year and set a new
American record of 900 for two
miles before being beSted at the K.
of G. games by Sears, whom he had
defeated earlier. Sears lowered the
American record to 9:O7.4 in Win
ming.
NORTH SIDE
Talbot & 22nd
TALBOT Double d Feature
Gambling"
DESIRABLE"
Sun. Double Feature-Anna stem
GIVE LIVE AGAIN"
"HAPPINESS AHEAD"
Illinois at saith
r Double Feature
~ 4 Joan BOles
MUSIC IN THE AIR"
mills OF THE GODS"
Sun. Double Feature-Tom Brown
BACHELOR OF ARTS"
MURDER IN THE CLOUDS"
42nd & College
| JPTOWN Double Feature
NJ ~ w Helen Twelvetrees
CONE HOUR LATE"
"MEN IN THE NIGHT"
Sun. Double Feature-Laurel-H Hardy
"BABES IN TOYLAND"
LOTTERY LOVERS"
1851 Station st.
OINEI wv Ricardo COrtezs
81 AM A THIEF
"RAWHIDE MAIL"
Sun. Double Feature-Wm. Powell
evelyn PRENTICE"
"BABBITT'
Extra, Hauptmann Murder Trial
10th g. College
Mr. 1ffNFN Double Feature
I'll 0IIOi ~ Richard Dix
'DAY OF RECKONING"
"THE TEXAS RANGER"
Sun. Double Feature-JOan Crawford
"CHAINED"
1865 NIGHTS IN HOLLYWOOD"
Noble s. Mass.
MECCA Double Feature
W. ~ ~ Myrna 10y
"Prizefighter and the Lady"
"THE ARIZONA TERROR"
Sun. Double Feature-Win Rogers
DOCTOR BULL"
Operator I3"
Illinois & SOth
"A RRI( K Double Feature
NJ NININISN Neil Hamilton
FUGITIVE LADY"
CORRUPTION"
Sun. Double Feature-NOrma Shearer
"Barretts of WimpOle Street"
six DAY BIKE RIDER"
Goth & Northwestern
. v Double Feature
n l. n Russ COIumbo
WAKE UP AND DREAM"
"MENACE"
Sun. Double Feature-Pauline Ford
"Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
THE LAST GENTLEMAN"
DIkIC Double Feature
ZANuN0 Greta Carlo
"THE PAINTED VEIL"
"HELL IN THE HEAVENS"
Sun. Double Feature-Carole Lombard
"THE GAY BRIDE"
KENTUCKY KERNELS"
st. Clair s. Fit. Wayne
81. AEAIN Fay Wray
CHEATING CHEATERS"
THE WESTERNER"
Sun. Double Feature-Loretta Young
"THE WHITE PARADE"
'TTS A GIFT"
New UdeN nSs $sS ! E :,'5'%s
NEVADA BUCKAROO"
INSIDE INFORMATION"
sun. DbIe. Feature-Robt. Montgomery
"HIDEOUT"
"HUMAN SIDE"
EAST SIDE
1852 f. wash.
NIRAND Double Feature
IN VI W Roger Pryor
STRANGE WIVES"
CHATEAU SECRETS"
Sun. Double Feature-Greta Carlo
%THE PAINTED VEIL"
'BABBITT"
Dearborn at 10th
RIVOI Double Feature
M ~ ~ Chas. Dickens
GREAT EXPECTATIONS"
"MEN IN THE NIGHT"
SUN. Double Feature-wheeIer-w oolsey
'KENTUCKY KERNELS"
PRIVATE LIFE OF DON JUAN"
55O7 e. Wash.
IRVINC1 Dick Powell
N Ruby Keller
FILTRATION WALK"
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WHAT DO YOU THINK?

By unanimous vote. the 13 judges Of
the court of errors and appeals Of the
State of New Jersey. have confirmed the
verdict Of a jury which found Bruno
Richard Hauptmann guilty Of the kid
naping and death Of Charles A. Lind
bergh, Jr., rejecting the 1G reasons ad-
vanced in Hauptmann's behalf. assert
ing his trial was unfair.
The decision of the high court leaves
three avenues open TO Hauptmann by
which he may escape the death penalty
appeal to the United States supreme
court appeal to the court of pardCns OF
New Jersey for communication Of sentence
to life Imprisonment; appeal for new
trial to Justice Trenchard who heard
his case
The United States supreme court rare
ly considers appeals IN criminal cases
and even more rarely interferes with
the original verdict. 1t IS hardly like
ly, particularly in the face of yesterdays
decision, which upheld him on many
points, that Justice Trenchard will
grant new trial. The third avenue of
hope appears to be the brightest one for
Hauptmann's cause
What does the public think Of yester-
days decision?
When the jury returned the verdict of
guilty last February, the approval was
practically unanimous throughout the ma
tion and much Of the world The YER
dict came as a climax to q trial which
had absorbed the interest of all over
many weeks. There was a hysteria
akin to war days and public emotion
was at high pitch.
In the months that have elapsed since
the verdict many have forgotten Haupt-
mann and the verdict which will send
him to the electric chair Yesterdays
decision revives interest in him and his
case. Do they feel the same as they did
last winter?
There are others who oppose capital
punishment. Do they oppose it in the
case of Hauptmann?
Still others feel his guilt as strongly
today as they did when he was on trial.
Do they demand his life?
The Press would Ire to have an eX-
preston of local opinion on the case.
What do the people Of this community
think?
Write the editor of The Press, stating
your views on Hauptmann's case
should the state remain firm and take
his life, or should his sentence be COM
muted to life imprisonment?