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These Indianapolis business firms and residents
extend best wishes for the holiday season.

BEAuTIBoB SHOPS and all the girls Ex-
tend Heartiest Seasons Greetings.
UESCHER-Florist, 500 E. southern-ay.
BALLARD BEAUTY sHoP-l2Is War
BARNARD. GEORGE M,-Extends heartiest
holiday greetings.
BARNETT BOTTLE co.-i24 W. Mccarty-
st. Extends heartiest greetings to eyerY-
one
Plumbers. Merry Christmas. HapDv New
Year.
BEN DAVIS COAL CO.. the Home OF king
Coal" BE-092o
Senate L1-O724- Prosecutions End drugs
BIsESI PAUL & GUs-commission mer-
chants. 2l3 E MARYLAND LI-955l,
BINGHAM & BNGHAM-sl5 Circle Tower.
LI-540l. Extends seasons greetings
BoAZ JR SIGNS
sol Circle rover Bldg. Merry Christmas.
Happy New Year.
BORING. ROGER ". e. Co.-536 Archi-
tect's and Builders Building. RI-3763.
BRINK's Nc.--2os odd Fellow Bldg. L.
5494. Extends seasons greetings.
BROOKSIDE CLEANERS-21s8 Brookside-
av. Extends heartiest seasons greetings
to everyone.
BROWN r. H-Training stables. 46th
and Arlington CH-2li6.
THE BUILDING. MATERIAL EXHIBIT
Architects and Builders Building. RI
1888.
BURKLE. E. F-43l-SS NASSAU. Extends
greetings to everyone.
BUSKIRK, TOM-12s E Court-st Extends
holiday greetings to everyone.
BUDWEISER LUNCHEON N. Capitol Ave.
Extends best wishes for the holidays.
BOARD OF TRADE BARBER SHOP-20O
Board of Trade Bldg. mt. McMurray.
Prop.1 Holiday greetings
BOCHSTAHLER. VIM H & SON-1nsur
ance. 1lS N. Delaware. Extends heart
lest greetings.
BARNETT POULTRY CO.-212 S. Safest.
Best wishes for the HOLIDAYS.
BLACKWELL FRANK-Poolroom 1874
Roosevelt Bldg. Happv holiday greetings
BARRIERS UNION. NO. DAT. s42 E Wash
ington. RI-8964 extends heartiest sea-
sons greetings.
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; DeathS-FuneraLS

indianapolis Times, wed, Jan. L, 1880.
BABcocKx7Atd5Irisan, age 70 years, beloved d
brother of Mrs. Harry coffman of
Raleigh, N. c., grandfather of Betty
Jean Babcock, passed away Tuesday,
E. LeGrande; Funeral Thursday, 2
p. M at the above address. Burial
Crown Hi; Friends invited. G. H.
BRUCE-Meredith, age 81, 1915 Wood
lawn, father Of Mrs. Ethel Fisher Hills
81 Service at BERT S. GADD FUNERAL
HOME, Churchman-av at Prospect-st,
Thursday Jam 2 FRIENDS Bart in
GIERKE--william, beloved husband of
Helen A. L. Gierke,. father of Robert
Ii Ms Matte Ma Aa0 6Ehe a na P Mnn
Peek Mrs, Frieda Gierke, and Carl F;
Gierke. all Of INDIANAPOLIS. and Paul
day evening Dec 80. Funeral services
will be held at the Wald Funel al Home,
Illinois at 17th,st,, Thursday afternoon,
cemetery. Friends invited Friends may
call at the funeral home.
Leckner and mother of Mrs. Herman G.
Morgan and Myron C. Leckner, passed
away , Tuesday morning; Services at the
ThnrsdaV 10 a. oo m. Friends f' invited Un
Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at
the mortuary.
POISEL-Ela W, age n years, passed
away Tuesday morning at residence of
her daughter. Mrs. Lula Reading, 80
S. Addison-st Funeral services Friday,
p. m. at the West Washington Street
NJ E. Church. Friends invited. Burial
Memorial Park. Friends may call at the
residence until noon Friday and at the
church from l p. m. Friday until hour
OF service. CONKLE SERVICE.
SALLEE-Mrs. Madeleine. wife of Fred
Sallee of 1890 N. Alabama-st, passed
away Tuesday morning. Dec. 81. Flu
at the RAGSDALE & PRICE FUNERAL
HOME, 1919 N. Alabama-st Friends in
vited. Interment Washington Park
Friends may call at the funeral home at
any time.
SCHEILLEY-savina of s42 S. Belle vieu,
Of Mrs. Minnie Berry. Mrs. Clara Cox,
Mrs, Katherine Webster and Mrs.
Lucille Caldwell passed away Dec 80,
1888, age 81 years. Funeral Thursday
10 a. M, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs: Lucille Caldwell 849 s. Belle Vieu
BEEnp1 Grown CrgU1 Hill Eiends invited.
Clara G. Caravan eio Of This siS city, q W MTs
Z. Wider of Lakeland Fla. and Martin
g. Wider of Mitchell. S. D.. passed away
MONDAY evening, Dec. 80: Funeral serv-
1 HoM WI be f, held at the WALD FgNERAL
morning, Jan. Q. at IL O'Clock. Burial
Washington Park Cemetery. Friends
invited.
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SISLAR~-We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for the sympathy shown
us at the death of my beloved father.
OSCAR SISLAR. Also floral offerings.
We especially thank the Rev. Trent and
Miss sanders. the soloist. and funeral
directors. MRS. CRAWFORD COX AND
EAM1I.Y
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Paul L. Watson. o. Of l03 N. Blooming
ton-st. box maker. and Victoria Ann Stan
field. %. OF IA Haugh-st. housekeeper.
Charles Doty. %. OF fi4s Dawson-st
painter and Jeanette Whistler 49, of
$3.50 Broadway. stenogrspher.
Robert Heck. 81. Of 4721 Caroline-av.
butcher, and Katherine Medsker 49,
Mount Auburn. ho1sekeeper
william Il. Caswell 90 of 3l25 Central
ay. druggist. and Florence Gertrude
Hampton. i9. Of 1870 w. isth-st waitress.
William Schofield. "a. of s04 N Dear
born-st. salesman. and Anna Katherin
Paire. 81. Of 1904 n. Pennsylvania-st
stenographer.
Almyr Broadway. 50. of 343l NJ illinois,
st. real estate. and Jessie NJ. Daum. 40 w.
35th-st. typist.
George Vernon Underwood, o. of West
Point, N. T.. student, and Vera Marjorie
Weaver. 81. of 3042 N. New JerseY-st.
model.
Daniel Hugh Cassidy "a. of 2143 N
Delaware-st. craftsman. and Sara Agnes
Cunningham. 49, OF 1856 w. Michigan-st.
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LAYToNs BARBER g. BEAUTY SHOP
zoos Southeastern. DR-2OO5 Extends
Seasons Greetings.
LEONARD PRINTING CO.. COS Jackson
Bldg. LI-4o72. Seasons Greetings TO All.
LINCOLN LIBRARY-l2 books. The From
tier Press Co.. hit Peoples Bk. LI-7s17.
LINEE. AUGUST Cor the Lynne
Garage. 246 N. Gray-st CH-543z.
LONG-KNIGHT LUMBER CO.. $3.50 z. st.
Clair. Extends Greetings to Every One.
LEWIS. JNO. O.-Attorney. 300 Indiana
Trust Building LI-54i3. Extends Seasons
Greetings
LEPPERT MIR. p J.-4is9 Colleke-av.
Extends heartiest greetings to all.
LEAP. CHARLEs-Funeral Director ss1s
w. Wash.-st. BE-3953. Greetings
LEUSCHNER. MEAT MARKEr-so1 s. Ma.
ridian-st Best holiday wishes to all
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Marriage Licenses

incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
~. The Zines I'm printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
Of such addresses
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KATHLEENS BEAUTY SHoPPE. 75s
NASSAU. LI-7015. Extends Heartiest
Seasons Greetings.
KELLER g. STURDEvANT GARAGE. 800
Pierson. RI-0l80. Extends Seasons
Greetings.
KASTANs BAKERY Nc-s1s S. Me-
ridian. Extends heartiest greetings to all.
KELLY. MR. & MRS. -D.-Grocers.
Clermont. Extend greetings.
KELSo. R. E-Repairs fine watches and
clocks. 1887 N. Illinois. RI-3O82,
KENsLER. JOHN T.-Grocer. 1888 e. New
YORK. lR-0042. Extends seasons greet
ingS-
KLAzMER. MAX-Grocer. 1870 w. GATH
ST. Extend seasons greetings to everv-
one.
KLEE & COLEMAN BOTTLING CO.
Distributors OF Falls CITY Hi-Bru.
kahn. PAUL-Garage. 1876 z. st Joe. IL
1913. Extends Seasons Heartiest Greet
ings.
KNEIPER DR. W. J-l10sIs shelby-st-
Extend heartiest greetings to all
KoEHLER BROS. F. W.-Pendletou Pike.
Best wishes for the HOLIDAYS.
KEMPER: Dr. J; H.--Dentist. 4os Medi-
day greetings.
KIRscHNER Auto Service. Inc s33 N.
Illinois. Ribs.
A COMPLETE NORGE sToRE-CharIes
hoehrin9. 682 Va.-av. DR-1417.
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EDISON coRP.-,Indiana dlstrs. Wayne &
Hardinge oil burners. Fairbanks-Mo
stokers. 29l4 E. 22nd-st. Extends Sea-
sor's Greetings.
Es MFRazIn& 4 M No co2MMIssIoN
Opposite S. S. Market.
ECONOMY AUTO REBUILDING CORP
2l5 w. Michigan LI-l23l
EDWARDS. w Mountaineering Co 2240
Alvord-st. Extends seasons greetings
ELLIS TRUCKING CO.-1I36 6. Harding
st. BE-1525. Happiest seasons greetings
LLWANGER-ELECTRIC CO-260s W
Michigan-st. Extends best of holiday
greetings.
av. Merry Christmas. HAPPY pr New year tGn.
r.
lsxaxY-M
FARMERS DRUG STORE. 2l2o Brookside.
CH-4343. Extends Heartiest Seasons
Greetings.
FAUST & FAUST, Attorneys. zoos Inland
Bldg. LI-544s. Extends Greetings.
FILLENwARTH. EDWARD J.-Attornev.
1914 Merchants Bank Bldg. RI-e5o5
Extends Greetings.
FANCHER. FRED-Grocer 14o1 Xing-ay
Extends best wishes for 1886.
FARB MIR. LASKEY-.4l w. MARYLAND.
Extends seasons greetings.
FARM insurance. NJ Friend. ais N
Delaware-st. RI-954a
THE MINUTE SHoP-31 s. Illinois. RI
08l6. Hats cleaned. blocked.
FOPPIANO. JOEProfessional hondsman.
p S. Alabama. Merry Christmas. Happy
New Year
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GOOD. Mr.. A. B.-lSo N. Meridlan-ss. Ex-
tends Seasons Greeting to All
GOLDSTEIN CHARLFS-Tinninr fur
mace repairing 1910 S. Meridian-st DR.
1881. Seasons Greetings"
GMlNN. Z. A.-Grocer 1924 Ewing-St
Extends seasons greetings TO everyone
GAUSS. HERAiAN-Automobfle servics.
oSl Z. wash. L1-046S. Seasons greetings.
GERLACH. C. F-Grocer 344 W WASH
ington-st. Best wishes To friends
customers.
GOODYEAR SERVICE COST N. Dela-
GOTrEMOLLER, JOHN. H.-3sSo Cornelius
av. WA-l485. Extends heartiest sesSon'1
greetings
GREEN, EARL-Garage. General auto
repairing. 539 E. 1ith-st. RT-sSS4.
ROY GOODPASTURE-Rave oplv
Good Grocery. WA-466s
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INDIANAPO PLATING CO., 425 W. ver-
mont-st. Job plating. Joyous Seasons
Greetings.
INDIANAPOLIS METAL SPINNING CO.
herman Group; Mgr 1883 Barth-av.
Seasons Greetings"
IDEAL TOOL & DIE CO.-56I N. Tacoma.
Extends heartiest seasons greetings.
INDIANA GEAR wORKS-1458 E. 10th.
Extends heartiest greetings to all
INDIANAPOLIS COLLEGE OF PHAR.
MACY-800 E. Market Wishes all sea-
sons greetings.
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JACOBS BROS. Funeral Directors. IL
$3.50. 1907 N. West-st. Greetings.
JETTS GARAGE General Auto Rebuild
ing; motor service. SIT N. Talbot. LIZ
OSfz'
JAMES. WALTER-Grocer. Extends heart.
lest greetings to all his customers.
JAPANESE ART sTORE-27 z. Ohio.
RI-l908 F. O'ROURKE.
JOHNS BUTTERwoRTH Co.-Generaf
DOCK binding. l35 E. Market. LI-7016.
JOSEPH BROS. GRoCERY-1e52 Lexing-
ton-aV. DR.. 0789 Extends heartiest sea-
sons greetings to patrons and friends
JULIAN GOLDMAN UNION STORE-11s
N. Pennslvlvania-st. Extends heartfelt
seasons greetings
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Is Business Opportunities

PARTNER with small capital: sales ex-
Terience preferred. Box 1913. Times
LUNCH-East; line location, $50 down.
LUNCH-Living quarters; $50 down.
LUNCH-Good business; living room; $3.50
THos. j. LEWIS CO. 14s N Del RI-2sss
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rs Sale Suburban, Farms

BE SURE-Of your title. Demand an al
stract prepared BY UNION TITLE CO.,
l55 q Market-st. Union Title Bldg.
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BALLARD ICE CREAM
None Better"
j. N. BATEMAN & SON GARAGE, 427 z.
Ohio. RI-sIs7. "A hours. RI-i126.
BERRY LUNCHRoOM. 1874 N. Renn.-st.,
Extends Holiday Greeting to Every One.
BUCKLEY a KARNEs MOTOR SERVICE,
o5s N. Penn-st. RI-8sl6.
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II Help Wanted, MAZE

REPORTE2-Good interviewer. give de-
tails. Box TAT, Times.
MEN to sell Texide blades at Acc per
hundred. INDIAN CO., las S. Illinois-st.
BARBER--Apprentice past As years VINO
has had position since securing license.
to manage old-eStabliShed 4-chair shop
for the winter. Box l48 Times
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IS Furnished Places

81 WEEKS rooms; overstuffed: mod. wa
ter paid. 739 N. New Jersey. RI-7725.
CARROLLTON, 262l-Nicely furnished 2
| rooms, automatic heat. Norge refrigera-
ton. HE-5168.
| EUCLID. $50. N.-Nicely furnished 3-room
apartment; modern; private entrance;
custodian in rear
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% Situations, Female

DAY or week work for ladies', common Ia
Dor for men. Day or week. General
house cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER, INC LI-5860
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20 Automobiles for Sale

noEN 30 GRAHAM sedan, si75
LOCEI 1133 n. Meridian
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AcME-MoNoN COAL CO.. 1915 E. 28th-st.
HE-138i.
ADVANCE PRINTING CO., 522 s. Illinois,
st. Merry Christmas. Happy New Year.
ANCHOR COAL AND SUPPLY CO., 1856 W.
Maryland. 24-hour service. RI-413l.
ARNEY. H. ". Radio service 1861 Broad
way. HE-2ll6. extends seasons greetings
APOLLO RESTAURANTS w. MARYLAND
Extends seasons greetings.
A. A. cLEANERS-Mrs. EsteTle Aber-
crombie. Mgr. i5s E. 22d TALBOT.
ADAMS, PLATING CoMPANY-1sa w.
loth-st. Extends seasons greetings to all.
ANDERSON. JCHN-Plumbing and Heat
ing. 656 Fairheld-ay. Greetings to
everyone.
APPLICABLE MOTOR Co.'S W. llth-st
Extends heartiest greetings TO all.
6SaEa1
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BALLARD ICE CREAM.
ssN0ua Refter
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PLYMOUTH

Plymouth 1894 COupe-Clean as 601E
can be inside and out. quiet, DO1O
smooth motor; reduced in price from
1885: your car in trade and E-Z terms.
ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES
1887 Irving st. n. w. AID. 6411
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Plymouth 1898 Touring Tudor 0EOO
beautiful little car that OOOO
looks and runs like new; mileage Is
low, tires show no wear.
A Safety Tested" Used Car
y. f. BRANCH l.. p. STEUART
141 1s ST. \. II. AT. $500
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USED CHEvRoLETS-CARS 4 TRUCKS
Addison CheY. Salea. 1887 Irving 81.
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Automobiles for Sale

LOWEST TERMS ON USED CARS
Handley Motor. $3.50 GeorKia Ave n. VI.
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plymouth 1894 Se0an-Just out 0O70
of our shop and is Al all DEB y
over; tires nearly new; a fine family
car; trade and easy terms.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
1907 NJ st. \, w. WEHt 1876
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LEO ROCCA, INC, offers $50 guaranteed
cars; no money down. z N. Y. Ave. NE.
BETTER USED CARS at lower prices.
Ourisman Chevrolet. 625 Il St. n. z.
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NAutOmobiles for Sale

BIG USED CAR Sale. Justine Nicholson
Hyattsville Md
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y for Sale

PLYMoUTH.DE SOTO DEALERS. Rosen.
Riee Motor Co. 1923 Irving 81 N. W.
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Automobiles for Sale

USED CARS AND TRUCKS. Sullivan
Chevrolet. 460 N. Y. Ave. N. ". NE.
2811. 2435 14th st. N. ". AID. 1922.
NEW AND USED EoRDs. Billhimer 4
Palmer. Spencer st.. Hyattsville- Nd
MOST SATISFACTORY USED CAR IN
town. Skinker Motor. 1915 Goth N. W.
ANY DEMONSTRATION
L. P. STEUART. NC. 1898 14th ST.
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VIII WIlIH:IiIl.PPET
Automobiles for Sale

USED CARS that arc better by compari-
son" Warfield Motor Co., 2525 Sherman
Ave. N. ".
Evening star., 1936-09-12
MAN Is Believed
A HIT.RUN VICTIM
Edward 0'Brien Is in Serious Con.
dition-Was Found Lying
in Street.

Edward O'Brien, "a, believed by
police to be q hit-and-run victim. was
in q serious condition in Emergency
Hospital today, suffering from severe
head injuries.
O'Brien, who lives at 915 Twentieth
street, was found lying in the street
at Eleventh and I streets last night.
He was unable to explain his injuries,
police said, in advancing the theory
he was struck by an automobile that
did not stop.
Pvt. Joseph L. Proctor Of the Traffic
Bureau escaped with slight hurts last
night when his motor cycle skidded,
throwing him to the ground at Ben
ming road and Twenty-fifth street
northeast while chasing a speeding
automobile.
Meanwhile Robert L. Lassater, %, of
Broadway, N. c., was reported in o
slightly improved" condition in
Emergency today. He received a frac-
tured skull and internal injuries
Thursday night while riding in q car
driven by James A. Sheppard, 23, Of
4720 Reservoir road, which crashed
into q parked machine in the $500
block Of Conduit road.
Charged with reckless driving,
Sheppard was released under $500
bond for appearance in Police Court.
Evening star., 1936-09-12
PA[|SADESPARK
FIELD DAY SCENE
Conduit Road Citizens Asso.
citation Sponsors CeIe-
bration Today.

West Washington residents turned
their attention today to the field day
to be held this afternoon under the
auspices of the Conduit Road Citizens
Association at the newly-dedicated
Palisades Park field house, and to the
community dances planned for to-
night.
The field day was to start at 2 pm.
for children up to Is, while at 7 pm.
exhibitions of dancing-folk and tap
will be given by young people in cos
tune. Following this, community
singing and dancing will be held, with
emphasis on the old square dances
and waltzes.
Last night, the new $4,000 field
house, constructed in the Colonial
style as part of the 81 100000 Public
Works Administration local park i'm
provement program. was officially ded-
icated, with c. Marshall Finnan, su-
perintendent of the National Capital
Parks, as speaker.
The house is of brick and stands on
q new recreation center, at Edmunds
and Sherrier places, above the Poto-
mac River on the palisades. 52 acres
in extent. Finnan said it will cost
about $4,000 to landscape the grounds
properly and install the required rec
reationai features that have been ap-
proved. A base ball diamond, tennis
courts and q small children's wading
pool are on the program.
The field house Is equipped with an
auditorium, stage, model kitchen and
other facilities. Last night 1t was
used for the first time.
Charles E. s. Rich, president Of the
Citizens Association, was first on the
program. Clyde 8. Bailey, chairman
Of the Committee on Arrangements,
was master of ceremonies. Rev. Oscar
H. Randall, pastor Of Potomac Heights
Community Church. delivered the in.
vocation, while Rev. r. e. Warren,
rector Of st. David's Chapel, pro-
nounced the benediction. Allegiance
to the nag was pledged by the audi.
ence md Boy Scout Troop 81 pre-
sentsd tia .colorA
Evening star., 1936-09-12
PITTS PAROLE
PLEA WEIGHED
Action by Board May Be De-
layed for Several
Weeks.

G. Bryan Pitts, former Washington
mortgage banker and model prisoner
at the Lorton reformatory, where he
Is serving a 14-year term for con-
spiracy to embezzle funds of the old
F. H. Smith Co.. may have to wait
several weeks before the District In
termediate Sentence and Parole Board
acts on his application for parole.
For more than an hour late yes
terday Pitts made a vigorous plea be-
Tore the board in support of his ap-
peal for release on parole. After
the hearing Wilbur A. La Roe, IT,,
chairman, said no action would be
taken until the next meeting of the
full board. One member, Frank r.
Jelleff, was absent when Pitts made
his plea for parole. La Roe also said
additional data would be needed to
complete the record in the case before
Action is takeh.
Pitts was sentenced December %,
1880, but did not begin serving his
term until March 9, 1882. He became
eligible for parole December a, 1894.
Col. William L. Peak, superintendent
OF the reformatory, Endorsed Pitts
application for parole. Other officials
said he had been an outstanding pris-
oner for the last three years, and had
served efficiently in the reformatory
commissary, where he is in charge
Of the records.
Pitts declined to make any state
ment for publication after his ap-
pearance before the Parole Board.
Evening star., 1936-09-12
AIRPORT LANDING
SYSTEM MAPPED
Zoning Plan Drafted-Radio
TO Instruct Incoming
Planes.

Whether the four air transport
lines now operating out of Washing
ton Airport will continue to use the
field throughout the present construc-
ton program will be determined early
next week. following the completion
Of temporary "zoning" plan of op-
erations now being drafted by Samuel
j. Solomon, manager of the airport.
Operations of all airplanes not
equipped with radio has been pro-
hibited at the local field during the
course Of construction, and the air.
port control tower went into full
operation yesterday afternoon to han
die all take-offs and landings during
the time required for construction of
paved runways, aprons and taxi
strips, estimated at two months.
At an emergency meeting of local
operations officials of the four air.
lines with Solomon yesterday it was
decided to hold in allegiance until
Monday a decision as to the continu-
ing of flight operations here while
construction is in progress.
whether operations will be con-
tinued will depend upon the safety
guarantees afforded by a coming plan
under which all pilots using the local
airport may be kept advised from
hour to hour of the precise condition
of the landing area. This will be
done by dividing the airport into IL
or more zones, each numbered, and
providing each pilot with map show
ing the zones and Identification num-
bers.
Before approaching the airport
each pilot will be required to contact
the airport control tower by radio
and will be advised as to which areas
are free for landing. With his COPY
OF the zoning chart before him the
pilot can then plan his landing prior
to arrival.
The ruling that every plane using
the airport must be radio equipped
has been made to apply to local sight,
seeing airplanes operating from the
field, Solomon said. Copies of the
zoning charts are to be made avail
able at the airport Monday morning,
Solomon said. 1t is probable that
another airline conference will be
held at once to determine whether
they are satisfactory.