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Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
CANNETT GETS
UPSET VICTORY
OVER ANTUNA

CALEXICO. April l5.-Coiling
and uncoiling his left arm with the
eerie rythm of a desert rattler, and
striking with the same speed and
precision. Frankie Cannett Thurs
day night blasted out a decision
over Johnny Antuna in the main
event at the CaleXiCo arena.
Antuna won only one round, the
first. After that it was all Cannett.
He took the second and third in
a walk. and nearly knocked out the
fast stepping Antuna with a left
hook in the final canto.
Alex Montoya pounded Ike Blair
into submission in a viciouSly fought
semi-windup. Blair won only the
second round
Other bouts:
Clyde Alexander decisioned Cleo
Shans.
Jim Cruz defeated Frankie Jack
son.
Badboy Munoz decisioned Al Cuin
Pete Morales bowed to Ray Mar
tinez.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK. STOCKS

NEW YORK, April Il -tUP)-
Prices rose fractions 10 more than
, points on the stock exchange to-
daV in response TO President RooSe-
velt's message to congress asking
FOR pump-priming program in
VJlving expenditure of more than
81 900 900, 600.
Commodity markets rose wheE
traders construed the message a.
inflationary. Stock tradres liked il
for its Ommission of criticism OF
business and the indicated desire
to refrain from. more reform mea
sures pending consolidation Of
gains made in reforms thus far.
United States government bonds
advanced in an otherwise unset.
tied bond market. The rise was eX-
planned by purchase by comm ercia
banks and institutions, probably
in belief that release of pOtentia
credit through reduction of re.
serve requirements would give re-
serve banks additional funds with
which 10 support the gOvernmen;
bond market.
when railroad shares were unset
tied by the Interstate CONNER
Commissioners refusal TO grant q
rise in passenger fares for eastern
railroads Railroads bonds took
anOther tUmb Bile, notably santa Fe
issues. Leading raj tissues later
rallied.
Reports from business were bet
ter than anticipated. OF the first
II companies To report for the
first quarter. seven showed gains
over a year ago and the decline
for the whole group was only 9.5
per cent. Engineering construction
awards rose to 1875. 600 for the
week. a new high for the year
United States Steel rose 3 points
from its low and was more thar
point net higher. Chrysler re
corded net gain of more than o
point and was up nearly 3 points
from its low "a estinghJuse Elec
trIc. Eastman Kodak and Allied
Chemical made board recOveries
Oils came back TO small gains after
losses ranging to more than d
point IN standard Oil of New Jer
sey.
Copper advanced. as did rubbers
building issues. farm equipment
and special issues.
Dow Jones dosing stock aver.
q ges. Industrial 1852 up l.97
Rail 21.39 off o.22, Utility l765 uI
J.21.
stock sales approximately 1910
GOO shares against $4,000 share
Yesterday. Curb stock sales were
127. 900 shares against lD2 600.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Cleveland,
d e 70 / t

Nv GEORGE KIRKSEY

NEW YORK. April Is. CUP)-
Champions in 1896 and again in
1897. the New York Yankees will
be first in the American league
again in 1898.
They'll be champs all right, but
this time it will be a National
league finish'-not one of those
l91s game things as in 1886 or l3
game things as last year.
The league is moving up to the
Yanks but 1t won't quite catch them
this season unless calamity over
takes the Rupert Rifles on every
front.
Detroit has a better ball club than
last year. Cleveland is immeaSur-
ably better and the whole league is
better balanced and Stronger,-but
they still can't beat the Yanks.
The Yanks won l02 games in 1886.
They won the same number last
year. They won't win as many this
season but when October comes
they'll be crowned a 3-time straight
pennant winner, one of the rare
and great feats of baseball.
The Tigers offer Charley Gehr-
niger. Hank Greenberg and Rudy
York in rebuttal against the YankS'
murdererS' row. Last year Gehr-
niger won the batting title, Green
berg led the league in runs batted
in and York was the late season
home run sensation. But the YankS
won the pennant.
On the pitching mound Cleveland
can match the YankS' big two y
Lefty Gomez and Charlie the Red
Ruffing. with Johnny Allen and
Bob Feller They have power gen.
Grated by Solters Trosky and Av-
crill, but beyond that are question
marks. What about their inficld de-
fense?-their long time failing on
the road?-their inability to win
a crucial series in a pinch? Oscar
Witt will build the groundwork
for great ball club in Cleveland
this season but he won't be a
miracle man" and produce pen
nant winner. His job is to beat
off the Tigers for second place,
not to Wrest the title from the
| Yanks.
With the White SoX seemingly
doomed to second division, who
will climb into the upper brackets
in their place? The Boston Red
SoX may do after five long years
of Illustration.
Another club which will battle
for a spot in the first division run
is Washington. zeke Bonura adds
punch and spirit to Bucky Harris
club and breaks up a left-handed
batting array that made the Sen
ators suckers for Southpaws.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Elizabeth Abbott
Enters Semi-Final

Los ANGELES, April IS (UP)-
Elizabeth Buff Abbott of Los An
geles entered the semi-final round
of the California Womens golf
championships today a slight IA
vorite to go on to the finals along
with the winner of the Dorothy
Traung- Graham match.
Miss Abbott defeated Mrs. c.. C.
Akin. 5 and in the quarter final
rounds yesterday and was matched
today against Mrs. Gregg Lifur,
who eliminated Mrs. Mildred Green,
4 and 3. Miss Traung, of San Fran
cisco, defeated Mary Morse of Mon
terey, and 4, and Miss Graham
defeated Barbara Ransom of Stock
ton i up on the 18th green.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
e. CENTRO MERCHANTS
TACKLE YUMA SUNDAY
In SPORTSMAN PARK
Harris TO
HurI for
Local Nine

George Harris vs.. Jimmy Ridge
Those are the lineups for the Ii
Centre Merchant, Yuma Merchant
baseball game in Sportsman Park
Sunday afternoon.
George Harris Jimmy Ridge
mound '1uels date back to the days
of skin diamond games in FL Centre
and even when the players didn't
have pleasant surroundings for a
diamond the games were bitterly
fought and always close.
Last Sunday Harris edged out
Ridge. 5-4. in a game played N
Yuma Sunday the Yuma batters
will pound out a win for their
Jimmy Ridge. they vow But Har-
riS has other ideas.
Big George. who last season
pitched pro ball until an old arm
ailment sent him home. IS in fine
fettle this season. His arm doesn't I
pain any more and his fast ball
has acquired its tipping hop-a
nightmare for any batter.
Sundays game is the seventh in a
year-long series. Each team has
won three games to date.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Prep School Hurler
Whiffs 20 BatterS

POMONA. Cal. Aprn Is. up
Cal Barnes of Excelsior union high
school, Norwalk. struck out 20 bat
ters in winning a 10-inning game
10 from Santa Ana in the sixth
annual Pomona high school base
ball tournament yesterday Short
stop Proffita broke the scoreless
deadlock with a home run, and
Barnes struck out the next three
batters 10 face him.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Sacs Defeat
Hollywood
Oaks Win
By UNITED PRESS

Los Angeles made it three in a
row over the Seattle AainierS Thurs
day with 81 victory in the only
afternoon game played in the Pa
cific coast cirueit
1t was the first game of the SER
les that did not go into eXtar in
nings.
The Angels broke IL tie in the
fifth and Sored again in the seven
tn and eighth to beat Webber and
Veach. a pair OF Seattle newcom-
ers. Between them they gave up
nine hits.
Jack Salveson pitched for the
winners. allowing four hits over the
route and a run in the third.
San Francisco. hard pressed TO
win one game in seven against Hol-
lywood last week. registered its
third straight triumph over San
Diego in a one-sided l2-l victory.
Lou Koupal turned in a seven
hit performance for the Seals while
his mates were clubbing Chaplin
and three San Diego newcomers
for 16.
Sacramento doWned the pace-set-
ting Hollywood club. 5-l. behind
the steady pitching Of Henry Pip
pen. The Stars found Pippen for 10
hits but he was tight in the pinches.
Sacramento made its nine hits off
Beck count.
In the third night game Oakland
walloped Portland, 4-3. with Van
Fleet. a pitcher picked up when
Judge Lands made many St Louis
Cardinal farm hands free angents
the winning hurler. He gave eight
hits. Oakland had only five off OF
Hilcher.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
CaleXicO Opens
Ball Title
Defense Today

CaleXico and BraWley high
school baseball teams open the
valle5 league season this afternoon
in Brawley in a game that will de-
termin the winner of the loop.
FL Centro will be the only OBJ
stacle in the path of the winner
of today's game but Ell Centro
really can't be referred to as an
obstacle.
The Spartans meet Imperial high
Monday afternoon in Imperial in
the other league game.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15

the MONDAY nlSnl IlttII"E III oiuSi
to map plans for play this year.
The city has arranged to erect
lights in the new Sportsman park
for the use of Softball teams.
The lights will be placed 50 that
the diamond will be close to the
srandstand to assure fans of COM
Portable seats. according to Ashley
There will be but one meeting
this year to allow teams to enter
in the city league Heretofore at
tendance has been poor at the meet
ings and mmbers have been forced
to seek sponsors.
There won't be a campaign to
seek sponsors this season. If COM
panies interested aren't represented
at the meeting they will be out. And
if there isn't enough interest for
q league the league idea will be
scrapped in favor of better plan
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Sidney Wood in
Tourney Finals

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, April Is.
Sidney Wood. Jack Tidball
and two sensational Youngsters who
upset Gene Mako and Joe Hunt
went into the semi-finals of the
Beverly Hills tennis tournament
today.
Wood, blond wizard attempting
comeback, was considered the
man to beat for the championship.
The two who eliminated Mako and
Hunt, Frank Kocacs and Jack Kra-
mer, respectively, were expected to
present considerable opposition.
Wood was scheduled to meet
Kramer today and Tidball was
matched against KoVacs.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
SPECIAL GOLF
.TOURN NAM ENTS
WILL BE HELD

Golfers at the Barbara Worth
golf club faces a busy spring sched-
ule Friday with the announcement
that three special tournaments will
be held within the next few weeks
In addition. the breakfasts sweep
stakes will be revived. starting next
Wednesday. Curley Vesey club pro-
feSSional said
Golfers will be expected at 6 an.
Also. the return team match with
La Mesa has been tentatively set
for May Is.
First on the special tourney sched-
ule is a one day, l8 hole event
Sunday. April "a for all valley auto
dealers. statesmen and allied busi-
nesses. 1t will be medal play under
handicap with a variety of prizes
offered. On the Ell Centro com
mittee are: Rudy FrOwis, Dick Haas.
John Robertson. Les Rogers. George
CutshaW is the chairman for BraW-
ley ana Tom Ritter for CaleXico.
Committeeman will meet Monday
night in El Centre to lay plans.
Saturday and Sunday, April 80
and May l the Elks will hold q
novel match play tournament in
flights Of l6 with no qualifying
rounds. Each round of match play
will be holes. TWO matches will
be played Sunday and two Sat
urday. with losers taking part in
consolation flights. On the Ell Cen
tro committee are: Les Rogers. r. D.
McPherrin Bob Mcnamara and DR..
Forrest Kutz. Charles Slocum and
Ben Young are acting for Holtville.
All public employees, federal, state,
county and city, will take part in
an 10 hole tourney May 8. On the
committee are w. Pendergast, Wal
ter Walsh and John Kelly.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Dodgers, Yanks
Resume Series

NEW YORK. April Is. CUP)-The
New York Yankees and the Brook
lyn Dodgers open a three-game
series today at Ebbets Field. In
their two previous tits honors were
divided. The Dodgers we're idle yes
terday while the Yankees turned
in their seventh straight victory
1915, over the Baltimore Orioles. 1t
was the Yankees 18th win in %
spring games.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
CUBS LEAD
CHISOX, 8-5

CHICAGO. April l5. IUPJ-Ihe
Chicago City series starts today
with the Cubs and White Sox play
ing their l4th exhibition game, the
Cubs hold an 8-5 advantage. thus
the American league club will have
to win the final three games for ar
even break. Yesterday the Cubs
Walloped Moline's Three-I league
team 18-4 and the Pale Hose nosed
Pittsburghs Pirates 5-4.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. April 15 fUP) -
Stocks moed irTegularlY and in
small volume on the Los Angeles
exchange today.
Sales included; Barker Bros pfd
50 shares. delayed delivery 26 un-
changed ;Transamerica 100 at 81.
unchanged; Con Oil 200 at 81
down 4. Hancock Oil 100 at %.
unchanged; Reptile Pet. 100 at 4 y
unchanged Republic pfd 80 at 33a.
up "a Union Oil 100 at 19s4 up ga.
Gen. Motors 100 at 32ss down 4
Gladding Mclean 100 al "a up .
Lockheed Aircraft 100 at -. up T.
Approximately volume of sales
5000 shares% four issues up. two
down four unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Tiger Fox Signs
To Meet Struts

BOSTON. April Is. CUP)-Tiger
Jack Fox. Negro light heavyweight
from Seattle, Wash, has signed to
box Yustin Struts, former inter
collegiate heavyweight from New
York university. at Boston arena
a week from tonight. 1t will be
a return bout for the fighters who
went ten rounds to a draw last
October although Struts was down
four times in the opening round.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
TODANS
SPORTS.PARAsDl9E.
S4A.AMsgtiif.IAADD
BY HENRY MCLEMoRE

HEM WI ILfiohi
NEW YORK. April Is up
Sooner or later, every baseball fan
n this country must form an
opinion concerning the impaSse
between Joe DiMdggio. center
fielder for the New York Yankees,
and Col. Jacob Ruppert, the clubs
multi-millionaire owner.
The opinion Of the baseball fan
is important, very important. be
cause in the long run he will prove
the right and wrong OF the argu-
ment. If the fans stay away from
Yankee games in large numbers
there will be but one ansWer-Rup-
pert made a mistake in not meet
ing Joes demand for $4,000 this
season. If the Yanks have better
attendance than last year-Well 1t
would prove simply that Rupert
had the true estimate of the worth
OF JoeS customer appeal.
And. in baseball. nothing mat
ters but customer appeal.
That's the lead of todays story
Now. we'll get down to the nub
Speaking as a 1an-not as a sports
Wrlter-I want to know just what
will happen to Joe DiMaggio if he
doesn't captulatC to Col. Rupert.
He has no contract with the Yam
KEGS. Is it possible for him to sign
up with another club? Or has base
ball a certain arrangement where
by a workman, meaning a player,
is nothing more than chattel
when he casts his lot with a Ger
tain club?
What I'm trying to get at IS
this-if Joe DiMaggio says No to
Col. Rupert, is ie barred from
organized baseball until he bows to
the Colonels will? I have been
closely allied to baseball for 10
years. and l have yet to fathom
the intricacies of a baseball con-
tract. Baseball seems to have a
law unto itself. whereby men. once
they become able to field, hit or
pitch skillfully. become cattle, TO
be sold, traded, snapped or cast
off as their owner sees fit.
1t this is the way a baseball
contract works, it is about as
equitable as heads I win. tails you
lose. What chance has DiMaggio?
If he continues to opurn S25,000
what is his recourse? He hasn't
any as far as l know. and if I'm
wrong I'd like some baseball club
owner to set me right.
In short. what l want to know is
this:
If Rupert won't meet DiMag-
gio's demand, can Joe try to sell
himself to another club?
If Joe's only alternative to sign
ing with the Yanks is to abandon
baseball and try to make a living
as a restauranteur or in some 9TH
er line divorced from the profess
sion in Whcih he is skilled, then
what's all the shooting for?
Why not hold up Ruppert's hand
from the first round and dismiss
DiMaggio as a simple Italian who
can't read the writing on the wall?
Remember-I'm not biased-not
much.
Copyright 1888 BY United Press
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15

HIGH SCHOOLS
EYE COUNTY
TRACK MEET

Light workouts for three I'm
perial county high school track
teams were scheduled for Sat
urday as coaches of Holtville.
Brawley and Ell Centre mapped
strict training schedules for the
early part of next week.
The county meet will be run
off on the Ei Centre high school
cindcr path starting at 1870 Fri
day night. II will be the closest
meet in recent years, according
to pre- season forecasts.
Brawlcy. Hcltville and El Cen
trO are almost even in strength
with the Vikings rated shade
the strongest. But il will be
breaks and not team strength
that will decide the meet
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Giants Lead in
Indian Series

WEIRTON, w. Va, April IS. cUP)
The New York Giants and Cleve-
land Indians play the 14th game Of
their spring series today The New
Workers took a 7-6 lead when they
beat the tribe So at Charleston yes
terday. The win gave the Giants
record of 10 victories against sew
en- losses. while it was the Indians
10th setback in 26 starts. The teams
complete their series with two
games at Cleveland tomorrow and
Sunday.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
Until You've read the Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Hunch BettOrs
Lower Odds

LEXINGTON. Ky. April %. IUP)
Winter book operators revealed
today that hunch bettors have
driven down the odds on one of
the Kentucky Derby entries from
200-l to SOL. The reason: 1t was
Gov. A B Happy Chandler's
choice to win. The entry: Cover
nor Chandler.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
DarO Offers LOndO
$4,000 to Meet
BrOnkO Nagurski

NEW YORK, April 10. (UP)-
Lou Daro. Los Angeles promoter,
said today that he had offered
$4,000 to Jim Londos to meet
Bronko Nagurski in a heavyweight
championship wrestling match in
Los Angeles in June. Daro said
Nagurski had accepted and Londos
had taken the offer under advise
ment
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Net Tourney
Scheduled on
Next SATURDAY.

High school netters continued to
sharpen their games for the county
tournament at Ell Ccntro high
courts next Saturday.
Boys singles and girls doubles
will be played
Last Saturday Doris Chestnut of
FL Centro won the girls singles
championship of valley and Cand-
land and Coughlin of CaleXico won
the boys doubles championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
MARKERS At
a Glance

StOCks higher In moderately ac-
tive trade.
Bonds irregular in quiet trade
L. :. governments higher.
Curb stocks b CHER.
Foreign exchange firm.
Cotton up about S1.50 bale.
Wheat to 2@s higher; corn j.
10 q higher.
Rubber futures up 4 cent a
mound
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. April IA up Talk
of Initiation showed wheat prices
upward on the Chicago board Of
trade prior TO the holiday tpmor-
row.
At the close wheat was 10 pa
cents higher on rush Of short
covering shortly before the mar
kot closed. May wheat was say
cents. corn was D. u r cent high
cr. and oats e TO cent higher.
Reports Of ne wdust blows In
Kansas and part of Oklahoma
started small buying movement
and shorts began TO cover.
Corn prices followed wheat bur
other bullish factors were few.
There was little OF no export bust
ness reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Santa Barbara
Downs Occidental

EAGLE ROCK. Cal. April Is
CUP)-Santa Barbara State college,
punching four runs in the ninth
inning. defeated Occidental college
60 in a baseball game here yes
terdaV
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Ell CENTRIC SOFTBALL
LEADERS SCHEDULE
MEET MONDAY NIGHT

Softba mogulS and Seml-mogulS Will meet IN the III
Centre fire hall 80 Monday night, Cecil Ashley tor
mer president of the city league, announced today
All companies, organizations and individuals interest
ed in the formation of city league urged to attend
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
FLAX
L. A. LIYE STOCK

Los ANGELES. April Is OUPj
Hogs %. strong to Is cents higher;
grain fed 9-915.
Cattle 400 Very slow, no steers
sold: few cows steady at 5-5.75:
cutter grade 3.75-475: bulls - SIS
calves so. Practically no sales:
quotably steady
Sheep one. Good TO choice spring
lambs quoted at 7.75-8.35.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
Romero, DanO
Fight to Draw

HOLLYWOOD. April Is. tUP)-
Tomboy Romero of Sacramento and
Pablo Dano of Annila fought
l0-round draw here last night
Romero weighed l24. Dano l22.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you've read ALL the ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. April IS tUPJ -
Transamerica .-.s......t.. S7s -9H
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-15
l.. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. April IS CCPJ r.
Corn. trans .-......... Sl.42-1. A.
Barley, Mafiout .... S1.2752-l.32N y
calf. Milo .......... SI.30-1.35
Barley Feed -. S1.2O-S1.27k y
Milfeed, red. white o.. S117 ~ -l.22K
Kaffir. No. white .... Sl.24-l 25
oats, Calf ............. 81 45-1 50
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-03

The Banks Directors are James
H. Cissel, J. Donald Clagett, John j.
Dolan, T. Howard Duckett, John H.
Hunter, Mark Stearman and Ira G.
Whitacre.
Officers of the Bank are James H.
Cissel, President; Ira c. Whitacre
and H. W. Turnage, Vice-President;
Fred L. Lutes, Cashier; H. C. Nc
Ceney and George T. Day, Assistant
Cashiers.
James H. Cissel was elected Presi-
dent of the Bank in 1910 and served
in that capacity until 1918, when he
resigned to become its Cashier. He
served in that capacity for three
years, again resigning to engage in
private business. Mr.. Cissel was
then reelected President and has
continued to serve since that time.
The late w. w. Jordan served as
President from 1913 to 1915.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-03
New Type Clinic
Very Successful
In Montgomery Co.
Excellent Volunteer Assistance
Largely COntributory To
Campaign

A new type of clinic suggested re
Gently by the State Department Of
Health, and also in operation in Anne
Arundel County, is proving to be very
successful in several parts of Mont.
gomery County. This clinic consist:
of a combination of maternity clinic
and child health conference. One Of
them was held in Rockville last Fri.
day and had total attendance of FL
nine of the parents being ante partum
maternity cases and twelve being in
FAINT and pre-school children.
DR.. Katherine Chapman of Ken
sington was the clinician. The purpose
of the clinic is to provide periodic ex.
aminations and advice to the expect
ant mother and to small children.
The success of the Rockville clinic
depended largely on the excellent vol
unteer assistance which was provided
Three members of the Rockville lay
committee, Mrs. Frank Marshall, Mrs
Dexter Billiard and Mrs. Raleigh
Chinn assisted in transporting patti
ents and Mrs. Reuben Humphrey and
Mrs. Cullen Barnsley assisted at the
clinic.
The Rockville lay health commit.
tee donated $500 for purchase of cod
liver oil for the clinic and are holding
a bake sale at Highs Store in Rock
vile on Saturday, March 9Th for the
benefit of the County Dental Clinic.
The next session of the maternity
clinic and child health conference will
be held on April 18th.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-03
Police Talk Law
| Plans At State
Meet Yesterday
Col. Elmer MunshOwer, Super
intendent of Police; Judge
Woodward Speakers

Law enforcement in all it's details
were discussed yesterday at meet
ing of the Maryland Police Associa-
ton at Rockville.
Gu Elmer F. Munshower, super
irtendent Of the Maryland State po
lice, and Maj. Ernest W. Brown
Washington police superintendent
were among speakers.
Others who addressed the gather.
ing included Judge Charles w
Woodward, of the county circuit
court; T. w. Dawsey, of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation; Judge
Thomas M. Anderson, of the Juvenile
Court, Rockville; Sergt. M. D. Bru.
baker, of the Maryland State police;
Judge Harold c. Smith, of the county
police court; State Senator Stedmar
Prescott and Bernard w. Thompson
chief of detectives, Washington police
department.