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September 11, 1930

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CITY TO OFFER $5,000 IN HUNT FOR CRATER; CRAIN SEEKS INQUIRY; Mayor Asks Aldermen to Vote Bonds to Provide Reward for Clue to Missing Justice. HE ACTS AFTER RUMORS Unprecedented Move Is Laid to Hints That Tammany Feared Jurist's Return. CORRIGAN ASKED TO ACT He Doubts Legality of John Doe Hearing Sought by Prosecutor-- Hunt Spreads to Chicago. Mara Admits Cashing Two Checks. Mayor's Action Unprecedented. CITY PLANS REWARD IN HUNT FOR CRATER Legality of Inquiry Doubted. Mara Tells of Checks. Early Return Doubted. CRATER HUNTED IN CHICAGO. Search of Hotels Fails to Reveal Clue to Missing Justice.

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Mayor asks Aldermen to vote $5,000 reward for information

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SHIFTS IN I.R.T. STIR NEW HOPE FOR UNITY; Choice of Dahl and 2 Associates on Board Seen as Forerunner to Linking of All Lines. B.M.T. IN VIRTUAL CONTROL Dahl Also Made Voting Trustee --He Reports Meeting Amicable --Selections Are Unanimous. Dahl Voting Trustee. SHIFTS IN I.R.T. STIR NEW HOPE FOR UNITY Vote Seen as Significant. Wall street Hails Move. Six to Be Elected to Board. Reports Meeting Harmonious.

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Chosen as candidate for directorship of I R T

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UNITED STATES FOUR BEATS BRITISH, 14-9, RETAINING POLO CUP; Pedley Alone Scores as Many Goals as Challengers in American Victory. 45,000 AT MEADOW BROOK Winners Come From Behind Three Times, Four Goals in Sixth Period Deciding. HITCHCOCK AND ROARK STAR Guest Continues at Back After a Spill--Mrs. Tremayne Presents Trophy to Victors. British Carry On to End. British Take Early Lead. Unted States Retains Pole Cup, Defeatng British Four, 14 to 9, Before 45,000 Pedley and Hopping Score. Lacey Puts Team Ahead. Guest Stars on Defense. Good Weather Prevails. British Players Arrive Early. Pedley Gets First Goal. Score Is Tied. Americans Clinch Issue.

By Robert F. Kelley.times Wide World Photo.times Wide World Photo

U S retains cup

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URIBURU TALKS TO TIMES IN A WIRELESS INTERVIEW; REQUESTS OUR FRIENDSHIP; 5,300 MILES OVER PHONE Argentine President Says He Will Send Envoy as Soon as Recognized. AMERICAN TARIFF IS ISSUE But Junta Chief Asserts Dispute Will Be Settled to Advantage of Both Countries. DISLIKES POLITICAL TASKS Military Leader Promises to Step Out as Soon as Elections Choose New Regime. Stresses Desire for Friendship. Not Aware of Coldness. Says He Seeks No Revenge. TIMES INTERVEWS URIBURU BY PHONE Elections to Come With Calm. URIBURU DISLIKES HIS TASK. Head of Junta Says He Will Step Out After Elections. Irigoyen Is Free to Depart. Only "Birds of Passage."

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Interviewed by N Y Times over wireless telephone; requests U S friendship

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Notable Births

Cathryn Damon

1930Cathryn Damon, American actress and dancer (died 1987)[†]

Cathryn Lee Damon was an American actress known for her roles in sitcoms in the 1970s and 1980s. She was best known as Mary Campbell in Soap, for which she was nominated three times for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, winning in 1980.

Jean-Claude Forest

1930Jean-Claude Forest, French author and illustrator (died 1998)[†]

Jean-Claude Forest was a French writer and illustrator of comics and the creator of character Barbarella.

Saleh Selim

1930Saleh Selim, Egyptian footballer, manager, and actor (died 2002)[†]

Mohamed Saleh Mohamed Selim was an Egyptian football executive, former football player and an actor. He was the 13th president of Al Ahly SC.