The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 17

THE HELENA DAILY INDEPENDENT, SATURDAY, FEBUUARY 2, 1985 ly ALBERT KILL TODAY i Butte Bulldogs and Crimson Bengals Meet Here Tonight HELEIU FACES OLD IL IN BIG 14 PURPLE BULLDOGS AND CRIMSON CATS WELL MATCHED The Helena. Crimson Bengala rc- Btimo their cago con tests this evening 1 when they meet the Butte Public High school basketball team In tho public schools gymnasium at 8 o'clock In Big 1 14 conference game. Prelim at Seven A preliminary game will be played between school teams Htart- 1ns at 7 o'clock and will ultrticl the younger hoop followers of Hie city. Tho feature fcamo will be Htiirted promptly at o'clock. Butte and Helena arc snld to bo JL good match this season ns comparative scores would Indicate not only strength but equal weakness.

The Purple Bulldogs hax'o been playing an In and out very much on tho order uf the Helena variety, going great In onu contest and IIIK in HJIother. Conch Henry Klske hojit-s to have Bengals gulng this evening after a disastrous week-end and lust week a a hud ut Mltwoula on Thursday night when they fell to the Garden City (mint by a l'3-l 4 by the same clpn, In anxi- niis to trot over HL-II-IKI us tho null- i i dish i season IIMH )een pretty pickings. Ho far the i haw b.st to Mlssmila. Anaconda and Park 14-HS. Thoy i defeated Hillings.

1M and MlFnuuIa 3T-15 In an early 11 el rim Win Holona lit inu'-h in of nomc unTerence If tho Hcngnlti to stay In tin- eliuis i HPJL- hfui which appears at the time. Thn UengalH -liavo been M-rl- ouily handicapped by Illness this i the exception of i or two should bo perking i I along week-end. Ireat Fn.ll« a Hullo by a scorn lust evening and Home hopi'fl of a Hcngul nro HCIMI in the Mcorc aud Jilue niaon imsed Helena out by only one point TIMS AND CARDINALS PICKED JO St. Ixnila, Feb. 1.

Koarnoy. St. Louts hcltlnff cnmmls- Monor, St. Louis Cardinals nnd the Detroit Tigers to ro Iirat i i i I PnstlrtK Ms first odds of tho year today, Kearney mndo tho Curds inonoy choices to win I Nut i lonmie. New York nnd Chl- c-'ich rntoR to 1.

Otlior quo- a i WITO Pittsburgh, -1 lo 1, nnd flnalon 15 to 1, rhllAdPlpli.ii 20 to 1 nnd Cincin- a i i Tho TlRci'H worn mnde tho American favorites at 3 to 2, with New York at V6 to 1 und Clevel a nl to 1. Other odds wore l.oston I to J. "Washington 8 to 1, i i i a to 1 and St. Louis nnd Chicago 40 to 1. AT MEETING LAST NIGHT A lanco number of tho rnrniliors of Iho Jxiwls ami Clurlc Hod nnd club attended tho at tho Kilrty la.it evening: Rnrt ontorud limp rlnbate of wild prob- Jonifi.

Hr ports nC tho nowly formivl pliito association wcro read I tho nirinhera and toptca r.loso (o lionrl of every Nportamon woro Kivou vide ranKo AT MONTANA HOOPS Harlem Globe Trotters 24, Northern Montana Reserves 13. Rrent Falls 15, Butto 6. Livingston S3, Billings 24. Clyde Park 26, Rosary (Doletin n) 30. Lowlstown 88, Havre 3I.

Twin Bridges 37, St. Peter's of Anaconda 27. Anaconda 38, Deer Lodgo 25. Roundup Bearcrcck 22. Hnrdln 20, Lodgo Grass 25.

Rod Lodgo 29, Laurel 18.. Krnmherg I nolfry 10. nig Timber 21, Columbus 30. Montana Mlnr-R 30, Eastern Montena Normal 35 (two overtime periods). Hozcmnn 7, Central Montana 36, Montana State 4ft.

HOCKEY Central Minneapolis 2, Kvnlnth 1. American Annorlntlnn St. Louis 4, Knnsns Oily 3. Windsor (I, London 4 GRIZZLIES GOUGED Df STATE B01TJOOPMEN Bozemnn, Fob. Slate college Bobcats, playing the first game In a series of four to determine the 193B state Inter- colleglntc Imsketbull champion, conquered their long-time athletic rivals, the Montana state university Grizzlies by a score of 49 to 36 here tonight.

Mnklns nearly half their tries for field goals effective, the Bobcats obtained tho leadership at the beginning of the fray and maintained It throughout tho struggle. The State college quint lead 30 to 19 at tha rest period, and till (luring the final stanza kept a nine-point or better lead. Grizzlies managed to threaten the Hobcats every minute of the' clash, due to sensational long-distance shooting, lineman, Grizzly guard, heaved each of his flvo flold goals from mlilfloor. wliile Heller. Grizzly center, i a turn, and toss system, sank four goals from far out on the court.

High-point player was Exum, speedy Bobcat forward, who annexed 13 points during the 12 minutes he was in the game before going out with limit In personals. The State college team used Doyra, guard, to center und he controlled tho tip-off. Second game In the series will he played here Saturday night, rnlierslly (lid) FG FT PF Brown, 3 0 .1 i 1 2 .1 Heller (c) 4 1 i i 6 1 4 Khlnehart, 1 2 1 Noycn, 0 0 0 Tolals Collcifo I I I 14 12 FO FT PF Vnvlch, 2 0 Exiim. li 1 4 Vnung. 4 2 0 Doyra.

2 0 3 Slebblns (c) 2 1 1 Zupan, 3 1 Ogle, 1 0 1 Totals 21 7 10 Officials: Glynn nnd Elliott. GOLF mm IV ST. AUGUSTINE St. A i i I Foh. 1 --C.

a i Mitchell of St. rvters- hurg, nnd Woodbury, N. nnrt riinrli's a of Smith Illvcr. N. .1., i way i i i i (if tlio i i i i i i i a of gulf t-luh chiunplotiu.

von hy dcfenllng Tommy of Cleveland, Ohio, one up In hole. Wliltehond--former Now Jersey scholn.sllc chfiniploii--lind tin nasy i i buck Celc.ito Durund of a City, N. 5 nnd 3. I I I A Oiikmonl Club. Feb.

A The country's lending golfers, IIIICPI! by IJint old Carn- miustld vplcmn. McDonald Smith, took I i golf rourso npurt torijiy us they pnrndcil through Ihe second round mcclnl play In the Oakmont tournament. Smith burned up tho course for tho second time In ns many (lays, matching a B7 with his CS of ycs- terdny for 135 strokes, five under par. This RIIVO 45-yonr-oId mnslor sliot-milker flvo lend on Ilio field, nt the half-way mn rk Kvcn at that. Smith's wns not th'o heat card of the day.

John llovoltn. of Milwaukee, breezed In with a 0(1. four under perfect flKitrpa. Thirteen players look nclvnnlaKe of the warm day nnd perfect playIng: conditions to cnrn n. decision over par, but evon this, there were aomo Olln Dutrn, national open champion, who had their troubles.

Trail Trailing Smith In second place wore four players: Kan Mancrum, Los Angeles; Lax Robson, Toronto, Canada; Jimmy Hlnca, Long Is- Innd, and Harry Cooper, Chicago, with totals 140, even par. In a slx-wny tie for sixth, were Revoltn, Los Miidlson of Hollywood, Al Zimmerman, Portland, Horton Smith, Oak Park, Ky nnd (tnlnes, local amateur. Seven others woro tied nt 142, Including Oono Snrazen, former national open champion; Denny former Hrltlsh open champion; Henry Plc.anl, north-south title holder, and Charles leader lit tho end of the first WILL WK1) Hollywood, Feb. I.con, dnnAAr, nnd Morcla Maco, his danclnR partner who wag the ntar witness Wednesday when Leon obtained a dlvorco from Marlon Leon, former chorus announced their engagement. Leon figured In Iludy Vulcn divorce cnso.

Ho li a childhood Mimd of Webb, the ilnger'i estranged wife. NEW BIG NAME OF THE FAIRWAY Trap i i averages for the 103) season released from national a a Vandalla. Ohio, give a Reason's rating to 15 Helena shooters. Every guiinor shooting BO or more registered targets, either at the standard distance nf 16 yards or at hsl a i a distance Is rated In these averages. Every "going" gun club In the United States holds nno or more registered shonls every year.

Last year Helena held four of these shoots, and an equal number scheduled Tor (ho coming season i of which Will place Fob. 10. Tha i gives the of targr-ts Kliol nt, the num- hpr broken tlic averages of tho IB Helena shooters partici- a i in these, shoots last year. Those targets were i thrown from the standard distance of 16 yards. Slinls Ilroke Aver.

Tarrant. Ooodycr. W. Proswjr. Reynolds Hart, H.

Hnlt, Harry Gruner, Charles V. Wahle, Ben Walker. Ed Totncltcck, Kcsslcr. Fred Kcrr. R.

Huntenberu. otto Haupt. Dan Smith, Shcrintin Endrcss, W. 100 700 4HO 1IK) 2M) 000 700 fiOO 250 500 300 509 600 350 500 674 376 04 234 557 G48 451 448 537 293 414 77 .0028 .9400 .0400 .9360 .0257 9020 .1000 .8980 .8900 .8900 8950 .8371 .8260 .7700 WRESTLING Detroit. Feb.

5. I Rny Stcelp, threw HRIIS Knmpfcr, Germany, with a body rtrnp In 2 i in tho feature bout of a wrestling show here tonight. Suit Lako City, Feb. Snvoldl, that bouncing 210- pound a from Three Oaks, i defeated big M.atros i from Russia after the 2 i Cossacks had taken tho first fall In L'fl minutes with a flying hoarllock and body slum. Sn- volill won second fall In six minutes on alleged foul.

Ho took tho third in HO seconds with a drop kick. Schenectftdy, N. Fob. --Pat. a Los Angeles, tossed Tony Pnpnllno, ISO, Ithaca, In 17:36 In a wrestling match tonight.

COLLEGE BASKETBALL Colorado college 27, Colorado Ag- glcs 25. Ulnb Aggies 5R, TItnli 53. South Dakota Stale 33, North Dakota Stnto 30. Missouri 2I, Kansns State 32. Nebraska Wosleynn 26, Hnstings 22 California 37, Slnnford 31.

Mornlngslde 32, South Dakota 46. Bouthorn California 58, California at Los Angeles 22. Midland 20, Doano 27. Peru Teachers 30, Koarnny Tonchom 47. SPJCEDY Hollywood, Feb.

Spoftfly Dndo, the Filipino a won a decision over Mickey llcnl, slugging bantamweight of Dublin, Ireland, In a ten round' bout hero tonight. DowTihri RESULTS LAST NIGHT Capital Lonjrue High Team State Pub. 2,796. High Scries--Paul (Capital Motors), 6 4 6 High Single--J. Garrlty (Boss- lers), 249.

ROBEBTB 1 2 Raymond 147 100--503 Glills 174 110 156 139-- 41 151 216-- 483 Mnronlck 123 175 153--451 Schrapp.i 174 187 125--486 Handicap 80 BO 88-- 207 ToUIs 843 905 013--2850 SERVICE TRANSIT-- 1 3 3 Ruuo 188 180 154--522 Schrotdcr 123 1E3 136--412 DIckcrt 140 140 140--420 Kelly 147 140 131--427 108 133 155-- 459 88 86-- 258 Totals 852 841 802--2495 Mlddlcbrook Ksndtcnp HENNESSY KIDS-- Mllrs Dickey Andoregu Parry J. Snydcr Totals CAPITAL MOTORS-- Swalnson Art Johnson Lcnhnrt. Scott Hnndlcnp Totals ELK3 CLUB- Gllison D. Juhl Condon O'Conncll Juhl IlandlcRp 128 140 161 164 211 170 168 188 214 180 882 860 1 2 170 159 157 181 208 198 147 200 156 158 30 30 120-- 307 181-- 500 100-- 571 200 558 303-- 600 804--2036 a 136-- 465 120-- 458 240-- MO 219 566 172-- 486 39-- 117 B77 935 026--2738 1 160 1H2 205 ISO 137 1G6 120 170 185 1611 35 35 I 163-- 485 155 516 120-- 423 127-- 417 165-- 518 35 105 Totals SCKARPFS-- Stronc Purccll Ashlon Kelly BrrKKron Hnndlcnp 843 857 765--2464 1 3 3 131 187 126-- 414 178 137 188-- 453 141 136 154-- 431 184 225 151-- 580 178 140 178 505 54 64 54-- 103 Totals 860 888 801--2555 3 9 130 170-- 408 128 117 145-- 300 310 133 211-- 554 179 168 163-- 610 164 212 120-- 406 NEW STYLE-- 1 Brandt 187 Bcrnhnrdb Kadolfrr Nemccck PiMncr Handicap Totnls BOSSLETIS-- Jacoby Mundt OnrrltT Boraler Hrnnexsy Handicap 04 04 04- 282 092 853 003--2728 1 1 171 184-- Ml 148 155 1.11-- 494 ISO 249 202-- Sll 155 140 140-- 435 110 188-- 505 73 73-- 219 158 73 Tolals 860 047 938--J745 NORTHERN PACIFIC-- 1 2 3 Ilonndcl 174 123--466 Thompson 140 107 230-- 480 O'Connor 135 178 V58-- 471 Brady 140 140 140--420 Thplmer 153 179 188-- 520 Handicap ea 12 8 2 2 4 6 Totals 128 860 021--2GOD HARVEY HOTEL-- 1 1 Hoy 116 138 2 1 4 4 6 8 Pnrk Ill 178 176--607 Whlttaier 151 182 116-- 480 J. DOfrr 198 ISO 196-- 574 H.

Bmllll 128 151 169-- 448 Handicap 34 34 34--102 Total.1 778 863 047--2588 STATE. PUB-- I Illllln 337 3 9 117 591 MrRar 163 201 107--150 140 140 1 4 0 4 2 0 Von Dleck 140 141) 140--410 Rclhar 311 111 178-- (71 Handicap 78 78 It-- 234 Totals 909 931 189--2796 RRAOKMAN STORES-- 1 3 3 189 133 1 4 9 4 8 1 Cleveland 1 5 7 174 1 5 4 4 8 5 Fred 171 135 167-- 4(13 nieheson 163 143 119--425 Saunden laft 164 Handicap 91 98 01--294 003 131--3579 Tottll AfJOIKS WIN Utah, Feb. 1. After IrnlllnR In the first half. Utnh ARRlPs rallied to win a hlgh-scort Imskotball 58 to 3 Utnh In first of two-game ftorlM hnro tonight.

The battle was carried Into a extra period. DATES FOR BOWLING TOURJEY REVISED Butto, Ken. for the annual Montana State Bowling tournament have been changed to April IS to 28, inclusive, it was announced today by Alex Remneas, president of the State association. Original! the event, to be staged on the Jlarquette alleys here, had been scheduled for a week earlier, which would have run the meet through Holy week and wound It up on Easter Sunday. Los Angeles, Feb.

1. (If) Sound Advice, 3-year-old son of Vice Counsellor and Wise Mother, won his second straight victory to day by capturing tho $1,00 Azusa Handicap Santa Anita Park. Tho Catawlia stables colt had first to overcome tho speedy pace set by Bluebeard nnd then stave off the closing rush of Polish Beau to win by a length and a quarter. Pantoufle finished third nnd Bluebeard camo In after Whiskllo. Time for tho seven furlongs was STATE BRIEFS District Judge William L.

Ford has issued an order apportioning the salary of the court reporter, 2 5 0 a month, among the various counties in the district for 1935. The salary Is distributed on basis of tho number of criminal and civil cnses filed during the previous year. Roundup---Articles of Incorporation have been filed for the Farm- era' Union Oil company of Musselshell county. The Incorporators are Herb J. Seifort, J.

A. Rose and W. H. White. Hamilton--More than a hundred couples from the Bitter Root valley ranches attended the president's birthday ball here given under the direction of Mrs.

Berna Corley. Havre--City Attorney P. M. RIgK Is seeking to protect Havre's patent to a reservoir slto on Beaver creek which tho government has threatened to cnncel. FJIYIK OHSATTf UENIES Itiri.l, LINDA PARKEB Hollywood, Feb.

--Ernlo orsattl. outfielder with ths St. Cardinals, bnnoball champions of tlio world, said today he hns had "enough marriage to last mo for a while." Orsattl's nvmn had bcpn linked romnntlcnlly with that of Linda Parkrr. i nctross. "I just Rot out of one marriage ypnr nRo." ho said.

"That's enough to last ma for while." IDEA Mnnllo, P. Kc'b. Iden that tho Philippines may plict to remain under the wing of Unltnd rntbor limn put Into effect the current proffer of comple-to Independence 10 yenrs hence, c.imo to the forefront during the visit to Manila of an American congressional mlMlon now return- Ing to Washlngtoo MOOSE DEFEAT THE T01SEND TEAM Df 49-4H01THAR The Helena Moose defeated the Townsend Chamber of Commerce basketball team by a score of 4943 In a. torrid session played last night In the Brogdwater county high school gymnasium at Town- eend. A scoring duel between Don Holshue.

who counted 19 markers, and Brlscoe, with 17, enlivened the Individual clash, although Gene Johnson, veteran player, was only a step back of the leaders with 16 points. The Mooso had a 19-7 lead at the quarter which was cut to 25-15 at the a A scoreless third period saw Townsend take the lead at 2G-25 and from then on It was as torrid a session as the Townsend fans care to see. The box score: Moose FG FC PF Pts Gil Holshue 4 3 1 11 Don Holahue 8 3 0 19 Fabatz 1 1 3 3 Johnson 8 0 1 16 Tyrrell 0 0 1 0 Totals 21 7 49 Townsentt FG FC PF Pts McCormlck 0 1 0 1 Briscoe 8 1 1 17 Mcrritt 2 3 2 7 Lockwood 3 1 1 7 Baker 0 0 0 0 Connors 3 1 0 7 Flynn 2 0 1 4 Totals 18 7 5 43 Officials--Townsend. Bradford. SAYS NIITTYJS Nlim Reno, Feb.

Pitt M. Nutty "without provocation had struck her In the face with such force the may have to have some teeth removed, Mrs. La- vlnla Y. Tucker, a divorcee, has brought suit for 175,000 against the Pittsburgh. social leader.

Mrs. Tucker, who divorced Spurgeon Tucker of New York January 25 on grounds of cruelty, set forth In her complaint that she was sitting In the buffet of the El Cortez hotel January 29 when Nutty, "dressed outwardly In a lounging robe, trousers and slippers, "entered the room and (truck her In the face with his fist. The complaint said Nutty, who field suit for divorce Wednesday against Mary Louise, Nutty, "without right demanded of her (Mrs. Tucker) to know what ahe was do- Ing In said place," then in the next breath demanded that she not leave tho room. Mrs.

Tucker's complaint said she was conversing with friends "In a quiet and orderly manner" when the purported attack occurred. She said she fled to the hotel office for protection and "the defendant then and there attacked the hotel clerk." JINK SUHE PURSUES FEEBLE FIGHT GAME New Tork. Feb. Lasky, Minneapolis heavyweight contender, and Jimmy Braddock of Jersey City, aren't fighting tonight In Madison Square Garden after all, and If you know an A-l guaranteed jinx hunter with a record please communicate with James Johnston. Johnston Is the matchmaker at the Garden, and while ho Isn't a man to bo first off a sinking ship, It wouldn't be wise to bet that ho wouldn't place or at least chow.

"The place Is haunted." he muttered. "Pay me up to May 31 and I'll march out of her right now." Lasky, one of the four ranking contenders for Max Baor's heavyweight title, came down with in- fluona nnd a fever of 102 degrees just as the Garden, harassed by battles with tho New York State Athletic commission, a previous cancellation of the same kind within three weeks, bad decisions and steadily diminishing boxing gates for the post two years, looked happily toward a temporary revival. LEAGUE TO PLAY JMES TODAY The schedule of games for the church school basketball league for today are at follows: John's A vs. Methodist A. At the half, St.

John's vs. Methodist B. A vs. Presbyterian A. Littter Day Saints vs.

Episcopal at the half. Lutheran vs. Presbyterian B. Christian A and get NKIIKASKA RRMKF Lincoln, Feb. I.

(fl) -Hurry L. Hopkins, federal relief administrator, today advised officials nt state relief headquarters here that Nebraska was granted a partial allotment of $681,000 for February relief work, approilmately one- third of OEK HIS! BILLS TO Washington. Feb. Ayers Mont.) today Introduced eight bills tor relief of Montana school districts which havo Indian children enrolled and two crediting funds spent in Irrigation development on thier reservations to the Crow aud Fort Belknap Indians. The school relief bills would provide $50,000 for district number 65 at Brockton; $20,000 for district 9 at Poplar; $158,000 for district 17 is of Big Horn county; $25,000 for the school at Frazler; $50,000 for the school at Wolf Point; $80.000 tor district number 27 of Big Horn County; $15,000 for district number 12 at Harlem and $100,000 for the school In the ninth district In Glacier county.

The money would be used to expand plants and facilities to take cave of the Indian children from nearby reservations. The Crow and Fort Belknap tribal would be credited with all moneys hitherto spent in irrigation development on their reservations, the money to be used for the future benefit of the Indians as congress sees i TONY CANZONERI MM MEET mm TITLE Chicago, Feb. 1. Tony Cauzonerl was signed today for another chance at the world lightweight title and the holder of the crown. Barney Ross, is willing.

However, It will take some maneuvering tp get them together. Canzonerl signed up with Promoters Nate Lewis and Jim Mullen for a 15-round title bout in the Chicago stadium April 12 or 26. Lewis and Mullen, however, have possession of only half the project, in spite of ROBS' willingness, for the champion Is committed to fight his next defense of the title for Promoter Joe Foley. Tho situation probably will be straightened out In some fashion as the Illinois State Athletic commission wants the bout for Chicago, and according to Chairman Joseph E. Trlner, will assist In the negotiations.

I KBEfiG VICTOR Livingston, Feb. Rossberg, 136 of Great Falls won an eight-round decision from Sparky Brandon, 138, of Livingston In the main event ot a boxing bill here tonight. Rossberg; had Brandon groggy about half the fight. Emmett Sullivan, 10D. of Butte won a six-round decision over 'Leo Barrone, 171, of Livingston In the aeml-wlndup.

Harold Heard, 143, of Butte, de- clsloned Glen Flannlgan, 142, of Bozeman in their four-round preliminary, and Jerry Webb, 125, of Livingston, scored a technical knockout over Tommy Connors, of Bozeman, In the second round of a scheduled four-round warmup bout. WHITE GIDL CAUSE OF MUHDEHJFJ FILIPINO Portland, Feb. Two Filipinos, with the same, girl as the object of their affections, dined together. Suddenly one drew a revolver and shot his rival through the heart. The girl--a white girl, whose life and lives have been punctuated with bullets--police said today admitted In a signed statement she married Domingo Vlllalon, 22, the gun wiolder.

because she thought It Would obtain her a release from the state training (reform) school. Officers said Phyllis Vallalon had been living with the two men alternately and told ot trips to Seattle and Sacramento with Marino Dulay, 23, who was given no warning yesterday and had but a fleeing glimpse of the death-dealing gun. Vlllalon was captured, reported, when his gun jammed. EASTERN NOHMILITES GIIE MINERS BATTLE Billings, Feb. extra periods were required by the State School of Minos to subdue the rejuvenated Eastern Montana Normal school basketball team hero tonight and The Minors wore lucky to walk off the floor with 3D-35 decision and their record unblemished.

Tho Normal's performance was tho upset of tho season for tho state college conference. Where they wore supposed to be eclipsed by tho league leaders they stayed on even terms for tho first half and ware out la front.neMlr all of tho last. ITED AS Boulclei- Dam, Feb. --For the first time In its history, which geologists say Is some three million years, the turbulent Colorado river was halted today and brought under control for the benefit of man. As dawn tinted tho parapets of the greatest dam.

In the world. 727 feet high, six workmen with spades cut away the last thread of earth fill around diversion tunnel No. 1 on the Nevada side. Trickle A trickle of water BOOH grow Into healthy stream and washed Into' the entrance of this tunnel. Then the three million-pound steel gate on tunnel No.

4. on the Arizo side, went down and the river was dammed. That gate, 12 feet thick, tamed tho Colorado. Through the last tunnel remaining onen, the No. 1.

only enough water, regulated by valves, i will be permitted to flow around the dam to meet Irrigation needs in louthern California's Imperial Valley. Although the dam has been under construction since 1930 as a government project, the actual stopping of the river was only a matter of less than one hour. But from this time on only such water of the great river aa the engineers wish to pass will continue to flow below tho dam. All the rest will be stored. Lake So today a new lake was born.

It eventually will be the largest man ever made, extending back 115 miles from the dam. The lake will grow fast. By Jung 1, will bo 300 feet deep and extend back 60 miles. That about feet of water, about one-tenth the ultimate capacity of the lake. Thrae to four years will be required of normal river How to fill the lake.

I.F.OFI. POD INDUSTRY (Continued from 1) he said. "We will not accept It, recognize It, nor yield on it" The code the Manufacturer! association laid today, would not "completely solve" the seasonal employment problem but were "moat promising' toward offsetting the effects ot. the automobile buying habits ot the people which cause the Industry's production to fluctuate." Introduction of new models Is to be confined to a 60-day period "before or after October 1." Detroit, Feb. lines moved! steadily along today under the newly-granted extension to June 16 of the automobile In- duitry's code, while some labor union officials expressed dissatisfaction with the extension terms and employes of an automobile body plant prepared for a strike vote Sunday.

Reticent With Frank J. Dillon, general organizer. In Washington, no comment was forthcoming from the American Federation of Labor headquarters here, but officials of two other labor organizations said their members did not approve ot the extension agreement. In Lansing, Fisher. Body corpora- tlon employes awaited a central mass meeting Sunday.

A group of In the Fisher plant voted a strike Thursday because of what they said were "Intolerable working conditions" and a small of sanders walked out, resulting in the shutdown of both the Fisher plant nnd the Olds' Motor works. Then the vote was deferred until Sunday, both plants resuming oper- atlons. HMD. FOB CHASE WIN OELf IN TRIAL; Chicago, Feb. Paul Chase, Indicated as Oeorge (Baby Face) Nelson's companion In tho murder of two federal agents, won a 10-day trial delay today otter an argument about the legal powers of Klug John of England.

Chase's attorney declared the prisoner's trial for a port la the bloody "Battle of Harrington," which cost the lives of Federal Agents Samuel Oowlcy and Herman K. Hollls on Nov. 27, must bo In state, and not federal court. Tho agents' legal status, the lawyer nrgucd, was much the as that of tho "king's of Old KtiKlnml. Magna Cbarln, took awuy (ho kliig'R power, he declared, to make It capital offense to Interfere with them.

He cluded the federal law which wouli try a federal agent's slayer In i courts of the United Statti unconstitutional. Research twe American to prows that turtlei and to human speech. EWSPAPERl iWSPAPERI.