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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Champ Takes
Final Match
by 1-Up Edge
Californian Becomes First
U. S. Player 10 Win
Title Twice.
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ST. ANNE S-ON-THE-SEA. Eng
land. May 25.-LaVson Little Of san
Francisco made goifing history TO-
dav when ne became the first
United States player 70 capture the
British Amateur go,f championship
two times. Little. defending the
title he won last year a. Prestwick.
today defeated DR.. VIII TweddeH
one Up IN the 35-hole final
Little Is the first man since the
turn Of the century 70 have won the
title wo years in succession. Harold
Hilton. VINO Won 10 twice subse-
quently. captured the title in 1900
and 1901
Little led from the first hole 10
the 3Cth. where DR.. Tweddeu scored
a second successive birdie 70 square
the match.
Little vent one up again az the
thirty-second and was two up at
the thirtv-third Tweddeu cut the
lead at the thirty-hfth. leaving Lit
lie dormie one and the final hole
was halved i'm par 4s.
A crowd Of some 5000 which had
been prepared 20 see Little score a
one sided victory. became frenzied
with excitement when the English
physician. who usually plays golf
only once week. began clipping
strokes from par after rounding the
final turn But as had been ex-
pected. the match involved a cham
piOn and an excellent club PLAYER
and the champion retained MS
crown
Little is the first man in golfing
history 70 nave won three ma ior
amateur titles in succession He
captured the United States title at
BrOOkiin. Mass. last September.
after winning the British event in
Scotland He VIII remain here fOr
the British open and Will fOrego the
United States oDen. which starts al
Pittsburgh June s
The 36th hole nearly was disas-
trouS for Little who cut his tee
shot fr9n the edge OF the fairway
leaving MIN with an awkward line
IN the green. Tweddell was straight
down the fairway Tweddell was
away and pitched 20 feet short Of
the flag. Little pitched over a hill
% feet past the pin and putted
safely for a half in IS to win The
match.
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State Will Replace
Finnegan on Card

Due to a booking schedule con-
flict, Lord Patrick Finnegan has
asked for a weeks poStponement Of
his bout carded for Monday night at
Tomlinson Hall, and Matchmaker
Jimmy McLemore was busy today
lining up new program.
Johnny Stote, clever New Yorker,
was secured fof action in one Of
the feature matches and a strong
opponent is being sought. Leo
DOnaghue is ready for strife in the
other main event and his rival will
be announced later. Stote recently
held Charlie Carr to a Commute
draw.
The one-fall match will send
Jack Adams against Speedy ONeal
of Shelbyville
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Sun Portland Seen
as Threat on Turf
ByUnitcd Prcss

BIZ United Prcss
AURORA. H., May 25.-Omaha's
supremacy in the three-year-old
class was challenged today BY Sun
Portland. owned by Mrs. Silas B.
Mason Of New York
Sun Portland outdiStanced
classy field to win the $4,000 added
Illinois Derby yesterday at EXPOSE
ton Park. The son OF sun Briar
defeated Roman Soldier, the
favorite, by a neck, running the mile
and an eighth in $50 one-ffth OF
a second slower than the track rec
ord set last year by Mata Hari
Tearout. a Kentucky colt, finished
third.
Omaha, winner of the Kentucky
Derby, was not entered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
CITY ~ SWIMMERS
TO INVADE DAYTON

The Indianapolis Y. M. G. A..
senior swimming team will meet a
Dayton 90 squad tonight at the
Dayton "Y" pool
indianapolis lost a 39to-26 YER
dict to the Ohio squad earlier in
the season.
Chief threats of the Hoosiers to-
night are expected to be Howard
Krick, free style; John Barkhaus,
breast stroke, and Don Pittman,
back stroke.
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LAWSON LTTTI r REMAINS BRITISH AMATEUR GOLF CROW
SOFTBALL NOTES
The Barrett Coal and BOYS cub

The Barrett Coal and BOYS Club
Softball teams. leaders in the En-
Roe Sunday Softball League viii
claSr tomorrow at Riverside No I.
The Barrett Goals have Won three
straight contests. TWO being shut
outs. The BOYS Club boasts two
victories. Roser Drugs vs. Broad
moor at Broadmoor, and Garden
City vs.. 36th-and- College Mer-
chants at BrookSide No. > are other
loop games
Standings in the En- Roe Factory
softball circuit, which plays or
Wednesday, follow:
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Butler Net Star
Seeks State Title
Bradford in Semi Finals at
Richmond.
BvTHifrdPrest

By HffrT PF~sf
RICHMOND. Ind. May 25.-Final
rounds Of singles play IN the annual
state intercollegiate tennis tourns-
ment were played today
Bradford Of Butler was TO meet
Oliver OF Indiana, and Brooks ~
Earlhsm was matched against PEN
dergast of Notre Dame in semi
finals
In the quarter finals Bradford de-
feated Maris. Earlham, ll-9, S.
Brooks defeated Studer OF Indiana.
81. 60 Oliver defeated Brown OF
De Paw. So, As. 6-s. and Fender
CAST defeated Waldron OF Notrs
Dame. So. 81. 6-4.
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Brdseport Blues viii tsng!e with the
6To~ ns5 3 a Cs a. the latters r, Ola
lineup. Babb IS. saeers. n. Schultz ID:
Brav. II. Bresnahan. %. Hechinger. CT.
Pedlow. 3b. Bill Glenn. G and Don Glenn
Decoration Dav the Blues will oppose
Iron Tailoring Nine az the Bridgeport
diamond For games with Bridgeport,
write Pred Brandt. Bridgeport. Ind.
Cord Piston Ring PLAYERS will leave SO
Massachusetts tomorrow morning az
l0-45 for the tit az Bringhurst SUNDAY.
OILS. State mines desiring games IN july
and August write to Art Paugh. 879
Massachusetts-av. Indianapolis.
Brightwood 4. C's turned back So
Athies. u. 10 s Harold Harvey Bright
vood twIrler famed II while allowing siN
uois-st Merchants tomorrow at Riverside
No = PLAYERS ere asked 70 he a. the
dressing room not later than ! clock.
Forty-six'h street Merchants will en-
counter the Hoosicr Cab nine 80 River
side No tomorrow Merchant players
report BY p. M
ace Goals VIII tsngle with he Indian
apons street Railways tomorrow 81 River
side No. = All Aces report at The Gla-
mono ~ O'Clock. Breuton. Langley.
Lewis Hudson and Winkley. notice.
Sanitary Departments Negro team viii
rlav 81 BNrgerSvllle tomorrow. All play
srs are asked 10 be al the Senate-av Y.
NJ C. A at 10 a. m sanitary cluo ms
open dates IN june and july state clubs
write 70 Lefty Drew. 2256 \. Capito4-av.
Indiana polls.
indianapolis Turner's win journey 20
CreenneId tomorrow All players are asked
10 hc A. HendersOn'S by noon June ?
the Turner'S VIII travel 10 Columbus.
Bennett Coal players are urged 20 be
- 1870 z MorrlS-Sf ar noon sharp tomof
row foI he same With Decatur 4 6 Sen sen
games Write 70 the Bennett Coal Co. 100
T. MorTis-st. Indiana polls
I.ss,e-leadinr Fails CRY Beers vii
League tussls az Riverside No tomorrow
Pals CITY battery will he Young and
Hevdon or Berry Psroiheid probably VIII
pitch Tor Norfous.
4 fast battle IS expected 81 Garfield 20
--ost rhe Reanbiosson A c nine Paul
FIELDS who had A A t-vcuf last sea
son. uill be N right field for he cookmen.
Monte Carlos viii leave 40 Ind.sns-sv
81 1880 tomorrow toT GreenseurS
WILEY notice.
Gross Funeral Home niae. VIII plav a,
Andersonviile tomorrov All PLAYERS vii
meef o. the manage home. 1873 Linden
g. tomorrow not later than "a r. m
OAK Hiu FLASHES WILL fackls fhs Lebanon
Merchants ar Lebanon tomorrow Al OAK
KIN PLAYERS uiii meet 10 The manager s
home a. - 80 n July dates are open
Write William McCoykhiN 1905 FernVsy-
s. indianapolis
Baev Lincoins fast Negro club vii IN
wade CraVforGsviile tomorrow LHrue snd
Morrison vii form the LincoinS' battery.
Per Sames write 20 Eari Smith. 762 North
Shedicid-Rv. Indianapolis.
Glenn's valley club u.li plsv tvo games
f0--orrnw on the VALLEY diamond South
eastern a s Wiu furnish The opposition
~ - 20 and INDIANAPOLIS Eauhlers Uill
invade a. ? 50 Williams ard Burnett
all Ditch for he home team
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Little Giants Trip
Bulldogs in 2 Tits
Wabash HurIerS Score Twin
ShutoutS Here.

Wabash College ran its victory
string to three in a row over Butter
in a college baseball header
at the Butler diamond yesterday,
shutting out the local nine in both
games. The scores we're 8 to 0 and
to 0. Heath limited the Bulldogs
10 a pair OF hits in the first game
and joyce gave up only four bingles
to the losers in the nightcap.
A scoreless deadlock was broken
in the fifth inning Of the first tilt
when the Bulldogs began an error
streak that mounted TO six mlsplays
Fisher pitched four-hit ball for
Butler in the second fray but
Welded a run in the initial inning
when Snyder tripled and came
home on Whites single. Scores:
First Came
Butler ...........-.. 900 600 600 0 s
Heath and Berol: SutDhn and Costas.
Second Game
wabash ........... 100 900 00o-1 !
RutIer ...... 900 900 600 u 4
joyce and vanDuzen. Fisher and Costas.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
SOUTH BEND MENTOR
SIGNS WITH PURDUE
By Times ,SpeciGl

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 25-Ath-
letics Director Noble Kizer an
nounced today that Elmer H. Burn
ham, Central High School of South
Bend football coach, has signed to
take over the post OF head freshman
grid coach at Purdue this fall. Burn
ham will succeed Dutch Fehring,
who has been advanced to the var
sity staff.
The South Bend mentor served at
Central for II years, during which
time his gridiron teams won 113
games, lost 81 and tied 13. He pro-
duced three undefeated squads.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Young Roosevelt Rows
in Annapolis Regatta
Preas

By United Press
ANNAPOLIS, Md. May Is
Crack oarsmen of Navy, Harvard
and Pennsylvania will race today
before the interested eyes of Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
The crews will contest for the
Adams Cup with the Eastern sprint
championship at stake.
Adding to Mr.. Roosevelt's interest
in the met was the fact that his
son. Franklin Jr., was at the No. 2
oar of the Harvard junior varsity
shell.
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BOXING OFFICIAL DIES

D 7 7 IWIfN iNVFTIVt
QUEBEC, May 25.-Thomas Null
Inns, veteran boxing official, died
yesterday after two months illness.
He was 81. and was president of
the Quebec Boxing Commission,
vice president of the Canadian Box
ing Federation and an official OF
the National Boxing Association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Central Nine Wins
OUer HdHOUer, 70

Indiana Central won a college
baseball game. TO 3, from Ham
over at the University Heights dia-
mond yesterday KILLER walked
eight Indiana Central batsmen and
his mates committed six errors.
Score by innings.
Hanover .-.. 020 DOL 600 5 S
Indiana Central $40 020 100 5
kibler and McKowsky. Patterson and
Collier
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
GRACE AMORY QUALITIES

NEWCASTLE. Ireland, May Is
Grace Amory of West Palm Beach
Fla. only United States entrant.
qualified for match play in the
British womens golf championship
today when she scored an 80 for a
tWo-day total of 165.
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DODGERS HURLER Ill

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-The Brook
lyn Dodgers. here for a series with
the Cardinals, will lose the serv-
ices of Pitcher Ray Benge fol-
several days. He was put under
quarantine yesterday with chick
en- pOX.
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College Baseball

Minnesota. $ Purdue ?
INDIANA STATE la. Franklin 70 INNINGS.
carknessf
WABASH 81 Butler 90
Indiana Central 7 Hanover J.
Rfichiran 9 Northwestern
NarviRnd f.. North Carolina
T9ua stare g Michiean Normal Q
CusfaVuS Adoinhus g. AUGSBURG,
River Fails Teachers. 6. 81 Cloud Teach
8 Thomas IL s.. Olaf :.
Harvard Hell. Cornell. lQ-f
ONO STATE West virginia. 4
lows STATE. i. Cnper Iowa. :
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ANh0UNCEME NTS
l Death Notices

DALEY. MARGARET widow Of me
late Patrick Daley and mother OF Mrs
Edward Gunion. and Mrs Joseph Carter.
erandmother Of Mrs. Willis ODonahuc.
Edward and Agnes Haskell sister Of
Mrs Anna Mitchell all Of Indianapolis.
and Mrs. c. A busch or MartinSville.
the residence 3i9 N Delaware-st Fu-
neral Monday. Nav 27 8 30 m. at the
residence. Services St. JoseDhs Church.
m. Interment HOLY cross Cemetery.
Friends invited FINN BROS. SERVICE.
HUGHES. LOGAN GRANT Husband OF
Mrs. Edith E. father OF John D. Hughes.
Of indianapolis, and Mrs Betty Hughes
RalSton. Louisville Ky. passed away at
the Methodist Hospital Friday morning
HOME HOME H fHsE'fe, 3 TITUS ISL SNNB Be-
burial crown Hin Friends may call a.
THE. FUNERAL HOME Saturday and
SUNDAY.
LINK. LOUISE-Age Il wears beloved
Frieda Bachmann passed away FRIDAY.
SIS n. m. al the residence. 1925 r.
Sonthern-asyy Fun9 I,rsi Monday y M
crown viii Friends NAV cau after ,
sFRVrIcES SUNDAY y n h''''''''NN"
ROTH. CASSIE E.-Beloved wife Of Dan
V Roth mother of Mrs. Lena Downsrd
and George H. Roth. passed away Thurs
day morning. age So years Funeral
services MONDAY. 10 m A. the rsei-
ttIffs Aiof y. ftiit NAfA-ili- EiltihN III
vited Burial Washington Park Cemetery
Friends NAV call at the residence after
noon Saturday. CONKLE SERVICE.
STEVENS. GFNEVIEVE-E Entered into rest
Friday 1850 a. M. age 10 years. Be
loved daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
stevens granddaughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Wood Stevens and Mrs Jennie Rogers
Funeral SUNDAY. p. m. at the resi-
dence $50 " 34th-st. Friends invited.
Burial Colfax. Ind. Frankfort and
Lebanon md Daners please cow
HARRY w MOORE FUNERAL PAR
TORS IN CHARGE.
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Eastern Division
WESTERN DIVISION
Standing of the Em-Roe wednesday So

lockwood A c sauad drubbed Pro-
tected Home Circle. y % Q. beat Certi-
to 4 to run its record to II victories
against two defeats. All lockwood PLAYERS
will meet at Hotels Grocery Monday al
40. For games. call DreXel 56ll-W after
7 D. m
Phi Lambda Epsilon OF the Interfra-
ternity League VIII encounter the City
Hospital softbau team at 10 tomorrow
morning on the City Hospital diamond
All Epsilon players Will meet In front
Of the Florsheim Shoe Store, y. Meri-
dian-St. al 9 As
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2 Cards. In MemOriams

BRINKMEYER-we wish to express our
sincere thanks and appreciation 10 the
relatives. friends and neighbors for the
kindness and sympathy shown US during
the illness and death of our beloved
wife mother and grandmother ELIZA
BETH H W BRINKMEYER We also
thank the Rev. J. D. Nautilus. the sing
ers pianist and Shirley Brothers.
E. G. F. BRINKMEYER AND FAMILY
BROWN-We wish to express our deep
gratitude tn relatives. friends and neigh
bors for the beautiful flowers and kind
words Of sympathy extended n US 1T
the death OF our father. CHARLFS T.
BROWN. We especially wish to thank
the Rev. CARPENTER. the singers: also
all soldiers and other friends who took
part in the services. and Shirlev Bros.
SON AND DAUGHTER.
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mixers OF the Zaharias and Chew
chki type on the same card, and
for that reason lot Of eXcitemen
is promised.
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Baseball

Independent, Amateur. League
and Semi-Pro News and Notes.
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INSTRUCTIONS
10 Schools. Colleges. Tutoring

10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring
TRAIN for Diesel engineering. Write or
call for Diesel Topics.
DIESEL POWER ENGINEERING SCHOOLS
AIS Peoples Bank Blog. Rl-slsz
WANTED-Students interested in appearing
~ light opera production Give salaIy
and travel when produced. Gail CORDk-
SELL STUDIO TA5053.
G. S GOVERNMENT JOBS-Men, women.
1850. steady. start Sl05-sll5 month. l
will Franklin Institute coach 23 free.
Apply today sure. BOX K-2o3s. Indlan-
apO4ls.
LEARN beauty culture in a state recog-
nized school. Earn while learning RE-
booklet INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY
SCHOOL 342 e Wash RI-oi92.
DIESEL ENGNEERS-MEN being selected
70 train for positions m DIESEL EHGL-
EFEPING Those qualifying given pre-
urinary work a. home. then taken Los
Angeles transportation PAID. for prsc-
teal training in National SHOPS "rlts
BOX K-207s.
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Irastse-leadinC Pals CRY Beers vii
tsnels xtth Norton Beers IN a Municipal
Irarue tussle az Riverside No. tomorrow
Pals CITY battery viii be Young and
Hrvdnn or Berry PerCiheid probably VIII
pitch Tor Nnrfous.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

fast battle IS expected ~ Garfield TO-
morrow when Cook s Goioclume SlugEers
rrerf The ReauhioSsou A. c nine Paul
Tields who hsd au a t-vout last sea 20
son. uill be ~ right field FOR The Cookmen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

OAK Hii FLASHES WILL fsckls he Lebanon
Merchants ar Lebanon tomorrow All Oak
KIN PLAYERS vii meet 80 The manaeer s
home a. - 80 n. July dates are open
Write William McCoykhiN. 1905 FernVsy-
s. InfLanarrl.s.
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Bennstt Coal PLAYERS are urged 20 BE-
~ $50 z MorriS-sf an noon sharp tomor
row Tor the game With Decatur A. c. Ben
netts have June and July dates for road
games Write 70 the Bennett Coal Co. 100
+ Morr3s-St. Indiana Polls.
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INDIANAPOLIS Turner's VIII journey 20
Greenfield tomorrow All players are asked
10 b. A. Henderson, by noon June
the Turner's VIII travel 10 Columbus.
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Gross Funeral Home nine vii plav a.
A-dr~gonVfile tomorrow Al PLAYERS viii
NEE sr the manage home ls25 Linden
e. tomorrow not later than II p. N.
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Babv LIncoins fast negro club. viil IN
wade CraVfordsville tomorrow LHrue and
Morrison wiu form the LincolnS' battery
Per eames write 70 Eari Smith. 762 North,
Shedicid-Rv. indianapolis
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Monte Carlos viii leave 40 Indiana-sv
o. 1880 romorroV toT GrecnsburE.
Wiley notice
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Sanitary Department. Negro team viii
rlav o. BSrgerSville tomorrow All plav-
ers are asked 10 be at the Senate-av Y.
NJ C at 10 a m Sanitary club has
omen DATES IN June and july State clubs
write 10 Lefty Drew. 2256 y. Capitol-av.
Indiana polls.
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ace Goals VIII tsngle with he Indian
anolis Street Railways tomorrow a. River
side No 4 All Aces report at the cla-
mond ~ O'Clock Brcuto on. Langley
Lewis Hudson and Winkley. notice.
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Glenn's valley Club u.li plsv tvo games
for,orrnw on the VALLEY diamond South
eastern A Cs viu furnish The opposition
~ - 20 anc IrciarRnoliS Eamhlers Utll
invade g. ? 50 Williams and Burnett
All Ditch Tor he home team
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Brightuood A. C-s turned back So
AthicS Il 10 s Harold Harvey. Bright
uood twlricr famed II while allowing sly
hits A C-s will test Thirticth and Illi-
uois-st Merchants tomorrow At Riverside
No 2 PLAYERS ere asked 70 he At the
dressing room not later than clock.
The Washington times., 1935-11-18
UNION MISSION
IS SWAMPED

Panicstricken at the prospect
of losing Federal or District aid,
families and individuals are
swamping the Central Union Mis-
sion with appeals.
Three hundred homeless men
applied for shelter last night, and
many more sought meals and
clothing.
"They cleaned us out" said
John s. Bennett, superintendent.
I'VE gave them coats, overcoats
and suits as long as they lasted,
but it was only a drop in the
bucket"
Withdrawal Of Federal funds
for the aid of transients and
homeless men has left them
stranded" said Superintendent
Bennett, land has precipitated a
crisis which will tax the resources
of every charitable institution"
The mission annex was thrown
open last night to late arrivals
and frantic telephone calls were
made asking for extra clothing
for the men.
The Washington times., 1935-11-18
Why Upset The
Stomach To Get
Cough Relief {?
Glycerine PLUSHSafe

Remedies that contain strong drugs
may relieve your cough-but they
usually upset the stomach. Pine
Bros. Clyce-ine Tablets contain
nothing but pure glycerine and
other valuable but SAFE ingredi-
ents. They help relieve coughing
safely and quickly by coating irri-
tated throat tissues with soothing,
protecting film. pleasing flavorS
tOchOose from-all GIycerine. plus.
The Washington times., 1935-11-18
COLONEL
IS BRIDE

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 18.
Miss Mary Evelyn Compton,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Karl
T. Compton, of Cambridge, Mass,
and the only girl colonel in the
history of Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology, became the bride
of BiSSell Alderman of Holyoke,
Mass, at the home of her parents
Saturday. Miss Compton is an
honorary member of the Scabbard
and Blade, a national military
society.
DR.. Compton is president Of the
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech.
nology.
The Washington times., 1935-11-18
ExpeCtant Mother
Hunted With Her Son

MINEOI.A, N. Y, Nov. 18
U.N.S0.-Police Of eight States
were searching today for Mrs.
Bertha Orth, 80. and her 49,
month-old son, Henry jr. who
have been missing from their
East Meadow home since Friday.
The husband, Henry Orth, told
police his wife was expecting an
other child within three weeks.
He declared Mrs. Orth and the
child had disappeared with a trav-
cling bag and a small sum of
money when he returned home
Friday from work.
The Washington times., 1935-11-18
CHEST OPENS
SECOND WEEK
IN DRIVE

Volunteer workers of the Wash
ington Community Chest were
entering the home stretch today
in their annual drive for the
city's needy.
With a goal of $1,877, 900 be-
fore them. the workers are striv-
ing to collect the sum of $812,-
056 which stands between them
and victory. The drive closes
Wednesday night.
Over the weekend the workers
trudged from house to house and
the results of their efforts will
be announced at a luncheon in
the willard Hotel today.
Saturday the drive went over
the $1,000,000 mark when work
ers reported a total of $1,O65,-
843.75.
Radio Appeal
Representative Virginia E.
Jenckes CD of Indiana, yeSter-
day pleaded with Washington
ians to contribute to the support
of needy families in a radio
broadcast.
Campaign Chairman William
Mcclellan today reiterated his
hope the drive would go over the
top before Wednesday night
Speaking of the army of workers
who yesterday trudged through
rain-swept streets to seek dona
tions, DR.. Mcclellan said "s
more magnificent example Of
heroism was never seen on any
battlefield"
Chest officials today pointed
out that daily average Of about
$269, 900 is needed for today, to
morrow and Wednesday. if the
campaign is to be successful.
Praises Newspapers
Tribute to the support giver
the drive by the press was paic
today by Joseph D. kaufman
chairman of the publicity unit
eff I were not familiar with the
spirit that animates the news
papers of washington, I woulc
be literally astoniShed at the
manner in which our newspapers
have exploited this campaign,
Mr.. Kaufman said.
Radio stations too have beer
more than generous in their pro
grams" he added. "Not .onl!
have they accorded time fol
practically every request made
by the Chest through our radio
chairman, Herluf ProvenSen, but
they have gone far beyond Mr.
Provensen's program and have
added special features of theil
own which have been Of invalu
able assistance to the campaign.