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Evening star., 1936-03-30
GUFFEY TO SPEAK
|NFORUM TONIGHT
Pennsylvania Senator to
Discuss Plans for Avert
ina Floods.

ENATOR GUFFEY, Democrat,
of Pennsylvania will discuss
flood control problems con-
~ fronting the country during the
National Radio Forum tonight over
wRC and a coast-to-coast network of
other National Broadcasting Co. sta
tionS.
The forum, arranged by The Wash
ington Star, will be broadcast from
1880 to IL o'clock.
Senator Guffey will disclose the
plans of the Government designed to
prevent a recurrence of the recent
disastrous floods. His topic is Avert
ing the Flood Peril"
The recent devastating floods in a
dozen or more States has brought the
food control question into the national
spotlight. Senator Guffey will deal
with it from the standpoint not only
of controlling the waters, but of effec-
tive use of the waters in enriching
the land for farming.
"A SPECIAL Commute broadcast
today by executives of the Gen
eral Electric Co. and noted entertain
ers signalized the opening of the 1886
Spring sales meeting of the organiza-
ton.
The program, entitled This Hour
of Ours" was broadcast over a Co.
station N. B. C. network in the
United States and was short-waved
to General Electric representatives in
the four corners of the globe.
RUD GILBERT, VOLS "fddling
doughboy," is planning a series
of novel broadcasts patterned after
the shows he staged for the A. E. F.
in France. The programs will be
under auspices of Victory Post, No. 4.
of the American Legion, of which
Gilbert is the entertainment officer.
1--WE Easter sunrise services, follow
ing the sun from New York to
Honolulu, have been scheduled by
N. B. c. The most unusual broad
cast will originate on a small over
hanging rocky point below the very
edge of the canyon rim at Grand
Canyon, AriZ.
EOR the second season running, the
Kentucky Derby broadcast is to
be sponsored. The arrangements
mean that the description will 60 over
the Columbia network only.
JACQUES FRAY and Charles Baum,
two-piano team, will begin a new
series on Columbia April II. In re-
cent weeks they have been heard on
"spot" programs on Columbia
THE networks are arranging to
broadcast the ceremonies in con-
nection with the laying of the corner
stone of the new Interior Department
Building April Is. President Roose-
welt will speak.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
BARS CHACO AS TOPIC
Paraguay Said to Oppose Debate
at Roosevelt's Farley.

ASUNCION, Paraguay, March 80
R.-The newspaper, Ell Diario, which
supports the new provisional govern
ment, said yesterday Paraguay would
not permit questions of the Chaco
war to be discussed at the Pan Amer
ican Peace Conference called by Pres
ident Roosevelt.
This country will contend, the paper
said it learned authoritatively, that
matters concerning the conflict are
already in the hands of the Buenos
Aires Peace Conference, which is now
functioning.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
NAMED AGENCY HEAD
z. r. Dryer to Supervise Navajo
Tract in New Mexico.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex. March
80 R).-Appointment of Z. r. Dryer
as superintendent of the $4,000 ,000-
acre Navajo agency in Western New
Mexico and Eastern Arizona was an
nounced here yesterday by Indian
Commissioner John Collier.
Dryer, formerly assistant to DR..
Sophie Aberle. superintendent of the
United Pueblo Agency of New Mexico,
succeeds Chester E. Faris, who goes
to Washington Is the commissioner
field representative.
Evening star., 1936-03-30

Charles Klein's The Lion and the
Mouse will be the Radio Theater
presentation on WJSV at 9. Bette
Davis, named by the Motion Picture
Academy as the outstanding feminine
screen performer of 1885. will have
the leading role.
Richard Crooks, Metropolitan opera
Evening star., 1936-03-30
HELP-MEN.


COIIECTOR-Must have car and know
city thnroughly Apply 729 9TH st. nv.
electric refrigerators and washing ma
chimes: salary and commission. Apply
Hi0H-ScHoOI GRADUATE, mschanlca!ly
inclined. to earn tuition ior sssretarial
cleaning typewritsrs. Address Box 1850.
MAN. experienced. for !operstins. wood
Working machinery and laying out work.
State experience. Address Box 2O6-C. star
MAN. young. with sales experienee, to
handle established vholesele bakery routes.
Apply IN person Collier Inn. 18th and co.
NAN-Heve opening April 2 for Z man
over "a. with car, for local position. Call
Pofomac l779 alter Pm. Monday for In
tsrvieW appointment.
MEN, MEN, MEN-$20 ,alaIy Tor nfst 9
weeks and liberal commission. 0pportu-
nifty to advance with national concern.
STEADY work: dTayins account a Il nee nssded. q
NV. between 9.12 An. eaiy.
Evening star., 1936-03-30

tenor, will be featured during the
voice concert On WRC at $50. His
program includes Woods Brown Bird
Singing" Killarney" and an aria
from Verdi's "Rigoletto."
Representative Dirksen, Republican.
Of Illinois will be the Public Opinion"
speaker on WJSV at l0:45.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
II HURT AT FIRE
Crowd Watching Gas We'll
Burned and Bruised.

HUTCHINSON. Kans., March 30
@.-A gas fire at the Rose Hauschild
Well, is miles northeast of Hutchin-
son, caused burns and bruises to II
persons before 1t was reported under
control yesterday.
The strong now Of gas ignited
when q match was struck by one Of
q crowd of about 100 bystanders. Don
Rider, Q driller, whose face and hands
were badly scorched, was the most
seriously injured. Clothing Of sew
eral women were ignited.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
Magicians War on Pirates"

MaglclanS war on PIRATES.
Magicians from all parts of England
and some from other countries recent
ly gathered in London and agreed to
war on pirates" who copy or expose
their tricks. The meeting agreed any
members Of the society wilfully dis
closing any secret of magic should be
expelled, and approved q system Of
registration of tricks.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
PERSONAL.


PHYsioTHFRHPY TREATMENTS FOR
vIo viton.t d and sapoI % baths. 1otomsc 47ai."
DON'T Discard YOUR WORN HATS!
Remodeled into exciting. new styles. ~ UP;
new hats made to order. Mollo Studio.
formerly With Nine. Ash. loil II st. nv"
opencd 81 fraduste kindergarten teacher.
Modern educational method, gymnastics
handicraft. health food luncheon; medical
supervision. Address BOX 271-c. star once.
H7G0RRH0iDs ERADICATED BY MY
iSs %. e. S''aSs none, T'bbsafs bssf
WEHcK' issS Columbia ID. Adams OSSa
soLoNS "a scss AER -.
ssgrthritis sgfth iti ecsemSs HopkiNs fNST ezal
Conn. ave. Col. 1920 o.
CLyVELAND pARK-DETACHED HOME.
deiiehtful roems fer semi-inyalid and con
Valssesnt pstisats. Phone clsvsiand s&sA.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Lionel Barrymore will read James
Russell Lowell's "The Relief of Luck
now" as q high light Of the Sigmund
Romberg program on WRC at $50.
A special program from the Music
Educators National Conference in
honor Of DR.. Walter Damrosch, Is
scheduled by WMAL at 10.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Advertisements under this head.
ting are presumed to be from prt.
Uate individuals unless the adDer.
tiSement oites firm name or
business address or states the poTd
Dealer. Members OF ths public
uho ind dealers masqueradtno in
this column as private individuals
are urged TO report the matter 10
The Star for tnpesttoatfon."
Evening star., 1936-03-30
HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR = Must have ali-
ssroSTnd -. experience; Ssden permanent Dosisison'
Oh .:s1d1EIs AND LADIES !5I:, for ordsI dept;
ssssry: good future; see MI. cTandsil.
HDD9 % b.ts..a % % s.is c!Ds sm ON only. ''n ''' NV
GIRLS t3D. who are GOOD ball room dancers,
tap FREE See Miss Rsgn. 607 18th NV.
GIRLS over Is, beginners. for our junior
::'ss, .s,se S%s a.f1.na afRnsa
1410 H st. NV. 10 to IL. 81
OPERATOR. experienced. for beauty shop;
one with upper l4th st. following pre-
M.slopolssn sssass sRGD Beauty salon. rn0n'
PRESS OPERATORS. coiored, must be ex-
SSsrisnsassaz Ssr sasz Apply the washington Laun-
sALEsG!RL, young, refned. handsoms. ex-
perienced well dressed. for small exclusive
dress shop Hours. D to $50. Salary. $50
Cen. e sp:d voc. ct s.s.
Chance for advancement. Only hiqhsst typs
need apply, shop closed Two months III IN
sSSmm.r st STATE sxeerisnss psrmane"t JOB
sALEsLADIEs-Exceli salary for ex-
perienced salesgirls for ladies' coats.
dresses and children's wear. Morton's. 3l4
eth st. NV.
MATTRESSES. Is to 25. must be sttrac-
tive. experienced. neat. Apply 6l09 0eorgia
ave. NV.
WAITRESS, experienced. for restaurant
and soda fountain; good pay for right per-
son. ~ Carroll ave: Takoma. Md.
WAITRESS experienced, must be 2l years
old. Apply Tuesday after . pm. Childs
Restaurant. 500 North Capitol st.
WAITRESS wanted. Must be experienced
GO5 II st. NV.
MATTRESSES experienced, between 81 and
%; uniform size 3s or -. Interviews after
.. Childs. 1340 New York ave.
WAITRESsEs-Apply any time. Pastry
Inn. 1O4 Central ave. Capitol Heishts.
Phone Capital HEIGHTS $40.
WOMAN about as. neat appearance. knowl-
edge of groceries and Bookkeeping. Apply
Robins Market. 2410 18th st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN between 30 and 40; pre-
fer fair typist. some knowledge Of book
keeping. Must have practical business eX-
perience. good appearance, good health.
Reputation must be perfect. This Is q very
responsible position. First-class references
required. The position requires dignity. 1t
Is with one of Washinston's largest institu-
tions. '.he SURROUNDINGS will be very desir-
able. Give full details in letter. Address
pny nfHrs
Evening star., 1936-03-30
VESUVIUS ERUPTS

Flames and sparks Snoot Up
From Crater.
NAPLES. Italy, March 80 R-
Mount Vesuvius put on a periodical
show yesterday, opening new mouth
within its crater with rumbling spurts
of flame and sparks.
The village of Terzilgio, nearest the
new eruption, is not endangered,
scientists said.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
SUCCESS
IN BEAUTY CULTURE
rs NABlLLE HONOUR Training.

0OSSGlOo
IN BEAUTY CULTURE
Free Catalogue-Easy Terms.
Dsy-Nieht Classes.
MABEILE HONOUR SCHOOL
1870 n Y. Ave. NV. Met. 777S.
Are You Looking for a Real Job?
OUR EMPLoYMENT SYSTEM 10
NATIONWIDE.
OLDEST AND LARGEST SCHOOL IN
AMBRICA.
Largest Assemblase OF Diesel Engines for
Instructive Purposes in the World.
HEMPHiLI Esfh ioI piEsEL s sssd nSd. 1s0I soHoo1s.
Address Box 373-B. Star Once.
INTENSIVE INSTRUCTION
EVERYsl DAY, EVERY NIGHT, PREPARING
for CALCULATING MACHINE EXAM.
The Civil Service Preparatory School.
$50 18th st. NV. Metropolltan 1887. 80.
Calculating Machine Exam.
A Very Special Course.
Preparing for All Parts of the Exam.
Comptometer. Burrouehs, calculating.
Electric Monroe. Electric Marchant. all the
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
go 18th St. NV. NetreDelitsn 033f. 30s
Evening star., 1936-03-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

TWO ATTRACTIVE intelligent saissledies
to complete sales organization; car helpful.
Apply Monday IN person, 1874 Monroe st.
y W., apt. %.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN A c shorthand In 30 days; simple.
SO SO Up. 1884 10Th NV Decatur 45io.
p. B. x. TRAINING on busy board with
briet course in touch tying; 9 weeks. SIS.
Personnel Service. 1911 q. Natl. Ella.
CIVIL SERVICE home study cooks and
courses. with questions and answers. at
yeFbioS,s Iats ptass; latest information. BOYD
MEN WANTED. with fair education. me.
chsnically inclined now employed, .dssir-
ing to better their position by Qualifying
as installation experts and service engi-
neers in AIR CONDITIONING and elec-
tric refrigeration; no experiences necess i.
but applicants must be willing to train
spare time for few months. Write, giving
age. phone present 0ccupa. and address.
Utilities Eng. Inst. Address Box 4g5-C.
THE CIVIL sERvIcE PREPARATso3sY
Estsblished more than 20 years: Thou:
sands successfully prepared. Prepares for
nii Civil ssfyiee :1s%s Every day sysr'
AUTO LEssoNs for permit, easy parking
and clutch control car furnished. Call
"Old Reliable" Foster Hartwsh. Net. 1909.
BE A CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN
Individual evening instruction at con-
tractors once in arithmetic. algebra. geom-
etry slide rule. drawing. surveying. blue
print reading and estimating. Call Natl.
ialb before Pm. Room 306. Insurance
Bldg 2s
Evening star., 1936-03-30
SITUATIONS-MEN.

SITUATIONS-ME
BAKER tsettled). Is years exp. cakes.
pastries. bread desires position. Address
II. Bellofi 63l Portland ST., Baltimore. Nd
enced, for private family; careful driver
and good references. Emerson 7a11. 30.
CARPENTER. white, 30. experienced gem
eral work Phone Columbia 103S3. 800
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT. 20. college grad,
bank: trained in auditing Clev. 5l51.
MAN. eoIored. wants janitor or porter job;
best references Call Berwyn 800. between
am. and / pm.
NAN. young. 20, attractive personality,
general once experience. sales, companion.
Phone Adams 463S. 3O'
Evening star., 1936-03-30
HELP-MEN.

NCOntIn0e0.D
MsM :snp.. 81 mere .tS sS sss Gg
6Snu: a pH experience or ssDt.l rssursd
104 MARYLAND BLDG. to 3. 30s
MEN willing to take training for speeial
ssiss Work. we nnsncs. Address Box
M nam. for .1s :;s' ann sna :s sommssn e t,
ANHDiSy NsDS. s7s National Press Bldg. > to Z
MEN intellieent reliable. honest; at least
sss to b.sa siaS e p:i sss @ssf pidSs Ses% so
This !. . Splendid opporsanity 70 step into
P:sss,I a.
MUSIC TEACHER. must know violin,
dress Box 2lS-c, Star once. az
OII-BURNER sALEsAEN-We have the
best STRAIGHT commission proposition in
Addsss. sos s.r Ss
SsS5 Eps1 ssns., g. .t. p!se; ssFlp.
Show Boat No, /, .477 18th o. NV. MI
Morarre.
PAINT sALEsMAN, experieneed. for Dis.
tIiSt Of Columbia. GOOD opening f6r young tns
ws0 npGSs sf Ss q our aa tas
ton are scauaintsd with this opening.
Apply giving age. experience: references
:G i'm: :''es:s &adr.s. I. sss so.
PAINTER, frst-class. Must understand
penctling brick fronts and have necessary
'ra %aes. Bx star
PAINTER-BRUs HAND-state age. sal
sry and experience. Address Box 2O3:c.
ppEa0Ep -ccIor.d .vn.rj.no.d annJv
bsvonshir. Valet Shop. aioS Wisconsin
REGISTRARS to enroll music students.
srossvsr MIss Rsdi9 s.itImaI. AI1ss Sa
ssns n1qRs es %:s en
product We will train; drawing account
% O.. man selected: Apply TUESDAY morning;
Supply Co. 1898 New York ave, NV.
SALESMAN with following among hotels
and restaurants for high quality line sea
foods o ful5 St a. ids Msrt. line Capital ssaf00d
grade food products. Neatness. personality
nins I417 .sth st. NV
sALESMAN-Sanitary chemicals: expert
prosGet. Zine
SHOE SALEsMAN. thoroushly experienced
selling ladies' shoes, part-time and Satur-
day work; good salary. Mary Jane Shoe
Dept. 11O9 st. NV. see Mr.. ROsen.
WHITE MAN. married. for general farm
work. Apply with references. Box 8. Silver
SDring p. o.. Mo.
WOOD FINIsHER. Apply 21I Penn.
YOUNG COLLEGE MAN. single or recently
married: between ages "a and 32. wanted
for production work. Some insurance ex-
perience preferable. but not absolutely nee
eSSnFy MUST be able furnish hOQd
Regular income and steady employment for
eapabis and enersetie youns man. Address
MEN.
will select three responsible men over
20 for position open April l. This viii be
Qualifications necessary, car in running
condition and neat appearance. Apply
LANSBURGH & BRO.
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION.
Representative with car In Virginia or
nsa1y to ss E;R. snS
leads furnished. Must have good refer
sncss and qualify for bond. See Mr. Hess.
1909 Gee st. NV. for full information.
BRICKLAYERS wanted. Ap-
ply G. F. Mikkleson & Son
at once. 1858 Rittenhouse
st. NV. Cleve. 1156.
LUGGAGE SALESMAN.
This position can be filled
only by a young man of the
highest integrity, who has
had experience in selling
luggage. Do not apply un-
less you have these qualifi-
cations.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL g. CO.
3 MEN WANTED.
THE OLD RELIABLE J. R. WATKINS co.
has three openings, serving their regular
customers; earnings start immediately;
age no handicap IL YOU are an active
worker. Apply 5l3 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BEAUTY OPERATOR, now employed, hold
ing Ohio managing operators license, will
con slider position as manager or operator
in high-elass shop; satisfactory references
guaranteed. Address Box 121-C, Star once.
3Os
SPANISH quickly tausht by experienced
young, native sirl. college graduate: Iea-
sonable Phone evenings Adams 1870. 30e
WOMAN, experienced bookkeeper and typ
ist, wants employment. Address Box ao.C,
Star once. 5l'
Evening star., 1936-03-30
HELP-DOMESTIC.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 558l. 14O2 1th.
has cooks maids. Mattresses, nurses. n W.;
part-time day workers. housemen. 81
CALL DOMESTIC" Dec. a419 or North
aOll for cooks gh.w. maids, chauneurs.
dishwa shers. porters, houseman.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
PERSONAL.

TREATMENTS FOR NERvOUsNEss BY
men only. Phone National bO5s. AZ
WILL ANY ONE SEEING COLLISION
Wednesday March IL; about 9 pm, at
18th and r. !. ave In which lady was
Maddox. Woodward Bldg.7 District 1878
Evening star., 1936-03-30
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN to sell Dodge and Plymouth
passenger cars and Dodge trucks; liberal
compensation. Schlesel d. Golden 333 Car
roll St, Takoma Park, D. c. Georgia 1853.
statesmen. two or three. who have had
oil-burner conditioning or yentilat ing
eXperierce. Must be clean cut. ambitious
and OF q pleasing personality. Interviews
10 tG am. l2e3 Conn. ave. NV.
SHIRT SALESMAN by nationally known
house for local and nearby territory. Must
be experienced Drawing account against
commission for oualifed man. Write full
particulars to Box 467-C. Star once.
SALESLADIES, PART-TIME,
EXPERIENCED IN COATS,
SUITS, DRESSES AND MIL.
LINERY. PHILIPSBORN,
61O 11th ST. NV, 4th
FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

STENCGRApHER secretary. exDerenced
quick, accurate; must know city. State age
experience. salary expected. references and
phone number In own handwriting. Address
Box lC5.C Star ONCE
Evening star., 1936-03-30

OFFICE FURNITURE new used desks.
chairs fling cabinets Washington Salvage
CO new location. 500 NV Natl. 62t6.
PIANO-Small upright, mahogany finish.
has the tonal quality Of grand. Will accept
good radio on the purchase and demon
stIate my time Phone Lincoln 5069. 30s
PIANO STEINWAY GRAND medium size
Evening star., 1936-03-30

SIS worth $50. H. A K Electric o..
1905 New York ave NV National 1884.
Evening star., 1936-03-30

FILES. ver-'c Il steel, for letters; useu. ous
in good condition; reasonable. Call CO.
lurnhia 11hT
Evening star., 1936-03-30

10 days free trial: Eureka, SO so: Hoover
or Electrolux. Sl4 so. H. A. K. Electric Co.,
1908 New YORK n. National Gh.S1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-28
HITLER ASKS FRENCH
PACT, PAPER SAYS
Der Fuehrer Offers Entente,
Interview Declares.
By United Press

By United Press
PARIS, Feb. 2S.z-Adolf Hitler,
German Reichsfuehrer, vas quoted
in newspaper interview today as
offering France a firm, sincere
friendship.
you would do we'll to consider
my offer of an entente. Never has
German leader made such adj
vances nor so repeatedly" the Midi
quoted him.
This offer comes not from a
pacifiicistic charlatan, but from as
firm a Nationalist as German ever
had at its head. I bring you what
no other ever could-an entente
which will be approved by 80 per
cent of the German nation.
There are decisive moments in
the lives Of peoples. Today France
can, if she desires, end forever the
German peril that your children
from generation to generation learn
to fear"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-28
BATTLE LOOMS
IN LEGISLATURE
ON HOME RULE
County, Township Officials
Oppose State Board
Welfare Control.

The Association of County and
Township Officials is prepared to
fight for home rule at the coming
srec1al session Of the General AS
sembly. Charles M. Dawson, asso-
citation leader, said today.
I'VE certainly are to have some
thing to say when the session
starts" said Mr.. Dawson, but the
bills as they stand are greatly
modified from the Governor S
original suggestions"
Originally, he said. the bill would
eliminate poor relief from the
township trustee, but most of this
has been deleted.
1--WE don't want Hitlerism," in
sisted Mr.. Dawson, and we don't
feel we need university graduates
to help auditors and commissioners
deal with pensions"
The proposal to set up an Office
pay director $1,000 year and ex-
penses Of his investigators would
force many counties beyond the
PA.oO IDA llblIb, WI. DdWSOIl ut-ldIeQ.
why in 80 minutes they could
draft bill TO conform with Fed
eral requirements and eliminate
the expenses IN the proposed bill, .
he said
Group Fights Capitalization
The organization is fighting a
move to invest welfare administra-
ton in a state board. insisting that
counties and townships have more
knowledge Of affairs.
Some legislation is expected to be
introduced during the special SEES
sion since the social security pro-
gram .Tquires state organization
TO administer relief, old-age pen
sions ana other welfare work.
'"They have oult talking about
economy now" declared Mr.. Daw-
son in commenting on suggestions
that state board and county di-
rector might carry out the program
cheaper.
The economy bill and social Sc
curity legislation, according to as
ISOLATION officials, are to take away
so many duties as to make their
jobs unnecessary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-28
RAILROADS GET READY
FOR RETIREMENT ACT
Change Pay System to Effect Saw
ing for Arrangements, Workers.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 28.-Approxi-
mately 465 900 railroad employees will
find close to $17000,000 extra in
their pay envelopes tomorrow.
1t is not a salary increase, but a
change in the policy of payment
made by the various arrangements
because of the government rail-
retirement pension act taking
effect March l.
After the first of the month
railroad pay rolls are assessed 312
per cent. Employees are assessed an
equal amount. BY changing the sys-
tenn of having wages two weeks be-
hind actual time worked and in
Guiding, in most cases, work per-
formed up to and including Feb
IS, the railroads and workers will
save slightly more than $1,000,00O
each. Practically all roads are max
ing this saving"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-28
NEW TRIAL MOTIONS
FILED FOR BANDITS
Attorneys for Jacoby, Duke and
Heads AlIege Court Erred.

New trial motions for Forrest
Jacoby, Jerry Duke, AL Head and
John Head, convicted robbers, were
filed today in Criminal Court.
The motions allege the court
erred in not permitting separate
trials for the defendants. Jacoby
received Is years; Duke, IS years,
and the two Heads from 10 to 20
years. They were convicted of hold
ing up the William H Roberts Dairy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-28
indianapolis Tomorrow

Alliance Franchise, p. M, Wash
ington.
Beta Theta Pi, luncheon, Board
of Trade.
Delta Tau Delta. all day. Lincoln
Young Democrats of Indiana, all
day, Claypool.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-28

Spring into print and be the first TO gather in
fashion honors. This print is different in design
and color scheme. The ground is navy with
eerise and green figures. Size II.
The Washington times., 1936-06-16
BuckO'NeiuSays;

(COnt. from First Sports Page)
feat marks the opening of a
game.
"The men down the line have
q better chance. The men in
the fourth slot have the best
chance to produce runs. Of
course, that's why they're hitting
fourth. They are the sluggers
of a team.
"By and large, however, it IS
the man who produces, that hits
with the runners in scoring zones
who are to be feared. We've had
q lot of men with high averages
who have not been nearly as
deadly as men in the lower brack-
cts. One of the outstanding ex-
ampIeS of the dangerous man
who has not been a high ranking
average man is Lazzeri of the
Yankees, just plain poison in
the pincEes, and better man
for the club than some of those
who outrank him in the aver
ages"
Joe CasCarella and Ben Chap
man, acquired in the most recent
trades of the Griffs join the clut
today, and Chapman will face the
Tigers.