pw#ficOXrH ;firi.AHr*csm^uisDirector Lesinsky end Supt, Caldwell Will Try to Arrange ParticipationBy THE MUSIC EDITORHammond High school’s band—second-place winners in the national meet at Flint. Mich.2 SCHOOL BOYS AND YOUNG WIFEAMny*! MiccmnDr. ]cago’s and D presidelie Heato dairthe cit when t] meetim ties.TItp lrw th KA REditionTimes)(From Dateof Yesterday’sHALF YEAR UPCity Engineer Frank A.Blocker, pursuant to an ordinance of the Hammond city council, bv the end of the sum-aTo A Crisp Before HeltFour persons were burned to death late yesterday afternoon and early this morning whenautomobiles r.rashed into bridgeBLUFF CALLED;BLUFFS AGAIN1 WILL START0 N Gu 0 USESSTEAMER RESCUES FRENCH FLYERS IN MID-OCEANINDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 10.— (I.N.S.)—‘Til? pack my bag- and go home to mother,” said Mrs. Mary Cuskade, 32, to her husband, according to police.“Go ahead and write me a post-*card when you arrive.” her husband replied.When this bluff failed, Mrs. Cuskade swallowed a handful of tablets and collapsed in a policeman’s arms apparently in a faint.However, when she was taken to the city hospital and threats of a stomach pump were heard, she admitted that the tablets were impotent and signed her own release from the hospital.THE WEATHERILLINOIS—Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; slightly warmer to-ni'ht along Lake Michigan,LOWER MICHIGAN—Mostly unsettled, probably local showers or thunderstorms tonljrht or Friday, except tonight southeast portion; cooler Friday extreme north urtion.TEMPERATURE Temperature today as registered by thermometer on First Trust and Savings Bank building. Hammond, was 65 degrees above zero at 7:30 a. in.; 87 decrees above zero at noon. Weather cloudy at noon. Sunrise, 5:24 a. m.; sunset, 8:27 p. m.