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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-03

zos en- las escuelas, ell ,ComisionadO
de Educaci6n ipide la lista de ssls
nombres, con el fin de privar esos
j6venes del derecho de. servir a SUI
patria como maestrOs de escuela.
Ellos no han hecho NADIA para per
derlo. Ellos, meramente, han Pc
dido la legislature insular que
envie una petici6n al Congreso de
los Estados Unidos para la inde-
pendencia de su terra nativa.
Envieme esa lista", dice el DR..
Miller, en- SUI 1kase al dean de la
Universidad, y yO deoiera decir
que 10 que debe hacerse es enviar
al Presidente una lista con ell
nomhre del doctor Miller y de to-
dos los funcionarios americanos
que han actuado del mismo modo,
con el fin de que inmediatamente
salgan de los puestOs que ellos re-
tiencn contra el deseo del pueblo
puertorriqueilo.
FL doctor Miller lha sido critica-
do fuertemente pOr Su actitud POGO
diplOmatica hacia nuestro pueblo
en- el pasado; perO pesar de esta
critica. yo 10 he considerable como
un :buen ComisionadO de Educa-
ci6n. Estoy apesadumbrado de
que SUI presente actitud me obllgue
a modifcar mi opinion. El ha ac-
tuadO en- este asllnto como un YER
dadero aut0crata, olvidando que
hay una bandera en- Puerto Rico
que proteje nuestro dereeho, y que
baio sll aombra es enteramente rm-
possible l9racticar doctrinas de kai-
gefismo. FL cree que pOrque nos
o!ros son0s ciudadanos americanoS
e5tamos privados del derecho Gle
/ defender la libertad de nuestra pa
tria. y yo creo cue un hombre que
no cree Ell la libertad nj en- la jus
ticia, y que no aboga por la indie
pencia de su pals efa incapacita
+ do para ser un ciudadano america
no.
/ En- connection con esto, yo quiero
citar las observaciones del senador
Vardaman cuando el Senado dis
cutia nuestra presente acta Orga-
MICA. En- esa OCCASION ell senador
Vardaman dijo:
"Hubo elocuentes informes he
chos ante ell comite; un joven com
pareci6 ante el, que me impre1ono
grandemente, quien pidio la indie
! pendencia para Puerto Rico, ell de-
recho de gobernar su propio pals,
la santidad de su hogar que habria
sido invadido. y la devollci6n de
la soberania que Sc lie habla qui-
tado, que cualquier hombre que CO.
nozca Ia disposition de los anglo
sajones al tratar con las provincias
sujetas, conoce, que la Independent
cia es impossible, y que la indepen-
dencia no lie sera dada, la mayoria
de ellos manifestation su deseo de
estar bajo los terminus que provee
este bill.
Isl la question de la independen
cia fuera sometida ellos para es
coger entire ser una dependencia de
los Estados Unidos tener indie
pendencia, yo no creo que el uno
por ciento de ellos votarla para ser
una parte de los Estados Unidos.
81 ellos 10 hicieran de otro modo.
no probarian ser capaces para dis
frutar la ciudadania de un pals Ii.
bre, pues un hombre que no desea
ser libre e independents no tiene
ell elemento edencial que hace de-
seable a I'm ciudadano de esta Re
lp1blica.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

was surely a SUCCESS py the VIZ
beans. salad, pie, coffee and other
goodies disappeared The fuy count
Of those -pe5eu, was 100 Sir knights
and ladies' Seven communicates were
represented and Oh course the grand
commander of Maine. Eerherr Nc
Kenney of Portland. was there and
as some remarked. the members new
er saw such q smile On his face be-
fore and we'll the might smile as he
remarked TO the writer ne never saw
a crowd like that before. He and his
deputies have worked hard and they
claim the highest record N Maine for
TINS commander in the length Of
time they have been working. Ths
visiting team believes II Is of the
best and the Katahdin will match
with any in New England. as the
work done that night with so large a
number 10 work on, is surely an hon.
or ID any lodge " CITY.
a vote If thanks was given 10 the
visiting louge. AZ 10 o'clock the hall
was cleared for the final and when
Pomeroys orchestra sounded the first
drum the 10 couple forgot all their
care and sorrow. Al : O'Clock the
Hocumuck" whistle sounded Ill la
board for the other shore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
Salvation Army
Leaders Assigned
to Rochester. n. FL.

Commandment and Mrs Aasae uf the
Aususta corps OF the Salvation Army
nave received their marching or
ders. They have been appointed to
the command of Salvation Army work
IN Rochester, n. Il. Capt MrKinnun
goes 70 Keene. " Il. All three viii
leave this city Tuesday morning far
their new posts. Capt and Mrs. Ma
gees SUCCESSORS in Augusta will be
Capt. and Mrs Lawrence VINO come
from Portsmouth. y. H
Commandment and Mrs. Magee came
10 Augusta about two years ago. IN
the departure of Ensign ana Mrs
RloeIhe. and their stay here has been
fruitful of big accomplishments The
Commandment il a strong preacher
whose words have been listened Il
artenriveiy by large numbers AND
splendid administrative ability mas
been revealed IN his handling Of the
business affairs Of the local Army
Mrs. Magee has effectively copper
ated IN the work and her services in
the musical part Of the meeting pro-
grams has been of especial vaine
The Commanriant conducted 10 q
successful conclusion the campaign
in rtlis district Tor the big Home Se--
vice Fund and during his leadership
Of the Augusta corps the fund 70,
building a local Army citadel was IN
creased by 5000. On 'Donghnui
Day" of the Home service drive Last
May Mrs. Magee gave q very cpn.
vlncing demonstration OF an even Anr
sunny disposition and zeal for a gure
cause when. m Market squzre shf
presided over the big kettle of hot IA
until still wearing the smile WITH
which sine began the DAYS work. sins
mad Delivered TO her associates In ths
sale M less than 15ee duughnuts--
each of tine famous Salvation Arm,
quality which won favor with TN
nDvs in the trenches.
Augusta regrets 70 lose Command
ant and Mrs. Mage4 and feels this,
Rochester. y. H, Is most furtunaf.
IN the transfer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
AMUSEM ENTS

In Rose o the River" Lila Lees
ne" paramount picture which comes
10 the acme theaIer today there is a
scene ueplcting a barn dance of the
real old-fashIcned snr1. The setting
was erected on the big barn stage and
contains a TWO stored barn. with
stails occupied by horses. The floor is
Cleared though surrounded by hay
anu sacks IF grain. The decorations
are enormous pumpkins and bnushs
rom tees with flowers intersnersed.
large numbe, IF extra folk repre-
senting bows and girls NJ the village
with typical country orchestra.
render the scene mos realistic. Con-
SIDERABLE dramatic ac-ion ensues in
this scene, however.
The picture is frnm a story by
Kate Douglas wiggir and is one Of
The most charming love stories ever
transferred to tine screen.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
Depew Wins Aerial
Derby Prize SIC. 900

New York. Sept T--Althsugh Massr
". r. Schroeder. q pilot Of youEAt
We training plane, was TODAY nazned
cfhc,aliy as winner Of tine Americsn
Flying Clubs international Handicap
airpiane contest and reliability race
wlhieh WAS held between MinR0iR nuE
rornntp during the weak iDf Anx,ise
10. z. IL. Depew. civilian dfar WIN
pilsted q Curriss JF-4-D. plane was
announced winner of the flrsf prixe Of
<1o.8aa- A War department ruling
prevented military entrants IRON.
c1npetitinE for cash prizes
To determine the WINNERS, the cfuh's
c0nfesr COMMITTEES took frum the gwv-
exnment.s records the theureficul Per-
Torrance Of each machine with
maximum useful load OF fuel OH and
passengers. This stheuretirzl load was
used asa basis disseminating the -reia-
eive performance OF the machines
with the load actuallysrnrTied.
The VET which CARRIED 15e-h. ..
Hisnano-Suiza mntnr. had been
wrecked few weeks befure the COB
test and hal been repaired with parts
taken from VE-7 maehines--
The NE-T WINS ~one or the WET -
crsts OF the army air serviee IND
little OF its develepment has ever
been made public. Il. came into ex-
istenee .just ar the time OF the arrnis-
tice. designed as special training
sztsfrr -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
WEST GARDINER

Ray Hopkins OF SomerviIle. Mass.
is passing a week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hopkins.
Mrs. Mary Fuller of Aurus,s and
daughter, Mrs. Maud Smith of East
Hampton, Mass. were guests OF Mrs
Flora Horn. Thursday.
Miss Alice Parsons arrival home
THURSDAY, after passing several dayE
with friends IN Halluwell.
Mrs. Amanda Fuller of Hallowell
passed Thursday with Mrs. Har-,et
Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitt Warren snd chill.
dren Of Biddeford are visiting reia-
rives IN town.
Alzo Traftpn left Wednesday for
Boston.
Mrs George Greasy Of Salem. Mass.
Mrs johnson of Swa,npsccs ana Miss
Sweet were guests Friday of Mrs.
Alice towie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis and
children of Everett. Mass. were re-
cent callers in town.
Miss Marion Harper leff Friday finn
New Hamushire. wtasrn as1za xw111 fnmrn
sc1anoi.
sch0nls IN TUwn upsnaa rx,nalnw-
Ksunebac Pomona viii INSIST WED
uesaEy. sept 10. with C0bbossee-
cpufee Grange.
Mr.. Win Morse Mrs Ames and
Mrs. Fannie Morse are visiting rhair
sister. Mrs. B. p. Robinson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
ADJUSTMENTS

Big 0oubie Bin at the Strand To-Day
and Tuesday. Florenee Read Toms
the Bill in "The Norman Under
oath,' Followed by Charles Rics,-
man and lean Baird in "The Echo
uf Youth"
It Is another Florence Reed big
drama bigger even than this star 6
Wives Of Men or Eer Code of Honor.
II is a drama Of modern New Fork
life in SIX reels
IT is timely IN its intense inrsres,
10 women for ii deals IN gripping
fashion with q phase uf activity many
WOMEN are striving for. and IN Ger
tain states have already attained
II grips your interest from the very
start hoidB il throughout. and YOU
won't guess the outcome until IT actu-
ally arrives with the final scenes
II is story Of New York with rs
revelry. gtittertng cabaret. gay mask
ed ball, and thrilling happenings In 4
graRt criminal court.
Another beautiful picture Is The
Echo Of Youth with such stars as
Charles Hickman. Leah Baird and
Pearl Shepard backed by a splendid
supporting eompany Of well known
MIN lights This makes a program
that few people si1ouid allow TO pass.
Wednesday and Thursday are also
banner days: Beszie Barriscale m
'Joseiyn,s Wife and William Des-
mund IN A Sage Brush Hamlet. "
Friday finds Mabel Nornand in The
Pest" Great bills III the week Al
the Strand. Watch for Hearts Of
Humanity and Dustin FArnnm n
a Mans Fight" Gel .ldine Farrzr IN
The Stronger Vow" and Fl. 3. War
ner in the sensation Of the season.
the Man Who Turned White
Mary Miles Minter in The Intrusion
Of Isabelle ON Fridey, Sept. ls. This
day also marks the cissiuE episode of
the Master Mystery" Tom Moore
will SOON be seen In One Of The En-
est. ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
e. S. DESTROYER. OFT OF
FUEL. RESORTS TO USE OF
IT'S AWNING FOR SAILS

Ponta del GadR. Sept. T.-On account
of water in It's fuel oil supply the Unit
ed States DESTROYER Maddox ran short
Azores and WAS forced to resort TO -fe
expedienI Of using it's awnings fo-
sails The Maddox has JUST arrived
Eafeiv at Ponta del Gada
The Maddox wiliie acting as 4 qua l.
ship on the recent trans Atlantic air
fight sighted the disabled tanker Nau-
NEE in distress IN a gale. The w ido-
towed the tanker. which is 10 times hzr
size, until she was relieved by other
desrroyers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
NATIONAL HOME

Officer q the day, Capt Stephen L.
Watson
Daniel Shea mas gone 10 Columbus. o.
TO attend the Grand Army encampment.
Barney Fitzmprr;s. late Co 3. 9Th
Mass. Inf: Frank E Leland. late CO.
q. 9Th [. S. Inf. and Everett Stuart.
late Co. 6, l3th Me Inf. have been
taken Up T. A. ?. awaiting admission.
The moving picture program for this
week will be: Tuesday. Miss Dorothy
G'sn in I'll Get Hir Yet" Ford
Weekty. ana Flagg comedy entitled
The Con- IN Economy" F-iday. Miss
Mabel Normand IN When DOCTORS
Disagree" q Parhe News. and a COM
ety entitled Choose Your Exit"
M,ss Marjorie Campbell has returned
10 her home in Wakefield, r. l.. after
a three weeks visit with her sister.
Mrs- II. A Sanford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

a linen shower was given at the home
= Mrs- . Z Irtv Thursday evening
= nonnr Of the approaching marriage
:. Miss MRude Wentworth 10 Charles
Stevens Of Bangor. The rooms were
-rettilv decorated with golden glow and
nyu-angeas and yellow and white crepe
7aser. Dainty refreshments were sery-
70 and Miss Wentworth was the re-
crplen1 OF numerous pretty and useful
Cttx Those present were Miss Ada
Davis Misses Laura and Maude Bish-
o., Miss Peggy Brown. Mrs. Daniel
Downing, Miss Jessie Wilson. ali of Gar
anef. Mrs Mabel Huntington. Mrs.
EMe Gardner Mss Marion Olson ann
M1s Elvlna Lever of Haliowen and the
2.stess Mrs .. Il. Irby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
WIDELY KNOWN COPPER
MINE PROMOTER DIES

Hamilton. Mass. Sept T-Nathauisi
Stone Simpkins. member Of an old
Cape Cod family and prominent Il
the Development Of copper mines. IN
ciuuing Calumet ana aecla. dice al
his home her TODAY Mr. Simpklns
who was IS years Of age. gave three
sons 10 theyankee Division Nathaniel
5. Simpkirs. Jr.. captain on me
stan Of General Edwards, was killed
IN action. His sons John and Willard
also wer captains with the 18th Oi-
Vision. Mr.. Simpkins WIS widely
known IN the clubs Of Washington
New York and Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

ne local hoard of health has pub
lsneo new abstract Of the health
laws applicable 10 residents of Hal
lowell. They are printed in panph-
eI loSm- can easily be carried IN the
cDat pocket and are neatly bound IN
heaFf parchment They contain both
me State and municipal health laws
as vel. as plumbing ordinances.
IheF were compiled by Harold c.
fuiie-, secretary Of the local board
OF health and are arranged for the
exclusive Use Of the peopie here
C1oples ~ me same can ne procured
oF applying 10 any member of the
boafo, or at City hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
Trim Pilgrims on
Annual Outing

IGgIE went ID lewiston SATURDAY. for
TIM annual outing and celebrated II by
defeating the fas- Pilgrim nine = 10 9
enjoying a sno7e dinner at Lake Att
burn and then being given a royal good
time by some Lewiston admirers Of the
Home team. Il was one of the rnosr
enjoyable occasions that the Tosus bows
ever exper- enceG and they thoroughly
appreciate the hospitality Of their
friends.
Umpire Daley started the game
Promptly al 80 and Togus got one
score on three misplays Of the Pill
gr-ms- The Pilgrims went one better.
getting Two scores on three singles. Z
wild pitch and HI error.
Both sides were retired IN oruer IN
the second inning Togus was out n
order IN the third With two down in
this inning. Gautette hit fer TWO bags
and scored IN triple by Driscoll
Breen tanned.
In the fourth Wardweu drove the
bail 70 left for a circle Of the bases
The ball Was relayed nome bur TOD late
to catch the runner Foster was hit
Lizotte sacrificed. C'Brien was tanned
and Ivory was out on ny 10 snort
II. Joyce famed. Crunine was safe on
IN error by Lszorte. T Joyce singled
and Cornwall famed
In the fitxh Togus got busy with the
stick and put the game away. Stafford
hit TO center advanced on a wild pftch
and wen1 TO third on hit by Latin
VINO stole second. Wiilert laid down 4
pretty hunt. filling the bases LeyexEue
drove the bali 10 deep left and four runs
were scored ON the ball being thrown
around TO get runners. warawell was
safe on a wild throw by o'Brien. adj
vancing to second and scoring on a hit
by Foster. Lizutte was out ON strikes
O'Brien nit 10 right. Foster scoring
Ivory forced 0'BrIen al second on a
grouncier 10 . 8rien- Stafford again hit
to left bit the fielder muffed II and
IVORY CROSSED the plate. Latin nit for
a double and Stafford scored his second
run IN this inning willett was out ur
strikes.
The Pilgrims were unable to score
in this inning. In the sixth Levesque
and Wardwell were out ON strikes
and Foster retired on long fav TO
center. NJ. Joyce drew a pass. ad-
vanced on a passed ball and scored
when T Joyce druve as harp ground
er through wardweIl. after Cronin
had fanned. ConweN famed.
Both SIDES were retired IN orcier in
the seventh Togus retired in order
in the eighth. Breen famed. M.
Joyce hit TO right. advanced or a
passed ball and scored when Foster
made a had throw 10 third to catch
the runner. Cronin walked. T. joyce
was out ON a fly to Lizorte and Con-
we'll was out on a spectacular catch
by wiiiert.
In ri1e last inning. Glazier. who re-
placed Levesuue. was ont on strikes.
Wardweil was out, O'ConneIl 20 Dris-
coll. Foster hit for rwo bags and
IiEutte scored him ON a -sripie to
right Chopper. VIM had replaced
O.Brien. was ont ON strikes For the
Pilgrims. OsCnnneIi End O-Hrisn were
1anlA Gauaz<1e wns ont. Infltn m,
Wm1ak Drxsrun hi< 10 lskx an11 nv
ao6w M1iMnng allpups4 - malEs
third Dsnan Nnn Tmna mi IL
JUyee Wns ont On str1kea. Cronin
hit fur tHp bags and two mure runs
czme m E. Joyce was out on ny
to Liznkfe.
Fnstar rttchsd fins Ezme. as did
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

Gauderte. but were gwen rather poor
support at critical times which az
counts for the large number of runs.
Next on the program was a SIX
round bout between Kid DUDE and
Young Nadeau which was pulled on
in a slight rain but was nevertheless
very interesting 10 the fans. The
summary;
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Texas Co. Band Gives Concert

The nand Of the Texas Co. of Bath
gave pleasing conc IT Of about an
hours duration Sunday AFTERNOON on
he common. II was planned to have
he concert begin earlier by reason
q me close proximity of the home
# the ia1e G. W. Gardner and the
nnur q the funeral which was IL
% o'clock, the CONCERT was post
poned. Several hundred people, oe-
sas me excurEiuuts1s- enjoyed the
zaslc
The steamer Wivuraa left Booth
5ay al seven o'clock in the morning
nth about thirty aboard. Ar Bath
-asy took aboard the band and 11B ex-
s;-slouisIs. They reached ths- city
&noat eleven O'Clock AFTER an en-
'9vaoie -un. and left the dock Of the
sste-r Steamship Co. ut four o'clock
C ne afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
Funeral of George W. Gardner

The 3une-a. of the late George ".
Gardner WAS held at I'D O'Clock Sun
DAY afternoon from his iale home on
arunswick avenue. The ofiiciat,ur cler-
g.man was Rev. r. W. Plant. recsur
o. Christ church. Many friends were
IN attendance and prDfusinn Of now
ers was IN evidence. The bearers were
u E Ballard. Alfred smith. r. A. I.
Colby and Juizn w Kerry. The fol-
lowing trnm the G. A r.. Heath Post.
of which the deceased was a member.
acted as honorary bearerz: Charles z
Dsaring, Charles O. Knox. Dawson
Dale John W Howe Members Of the
American Legion and Of Maine Com
mannery. No. !. z 2. acted az es-
cnrss- The tntermenf WIS N Oak Grove
cemeterv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

= seems almost unneceEEary TO call
Iisrc.oa 10 the fact that the communi-
cao-us will meet this evening az 5
~ock a. Library hall. for many have
Aeaoay evening set aside for just TINS
F%spose W. teel safe in predicting
La tins Monday evening win see the
sEs=s- attendance Of any held thus
~ E.sat o clock rs the hour and to
assured Of a good seat all should be
: -Asir places by thx1 time. Vernon
zee. o-imtuli Of his CUSTOMARY pep.
arecl a pleasing program has
A-O been provided. The Demers broth
VII give ~ entertaining ACT Of
AZ q Magic. Messrs. Gray and
nosrsou viii render q dust, and John
sullivan. dardiners popular tenor.
Sas there viii also he a speaker
VEG VII devote FIVE minutes 10 COM
interests. Dancing will fnilow
'enearsal ant entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

Louay the voters express their
opinion On tine FIVE constitutional
amendments. through the medium of
the ballot. The polls IN TINS city will
open at o'clock A. N. and close AT
P M The polling places will he
located in the usual places. The re-
rnrns VIII be canvassed by the city
council at the Monday evening meet
ing. 1t Is expected that the xute will
DE light. and the wiseacres say thar
au nve will be carried ny vas VOTE
The hoard of registration. which has
bean IN session for the past five DAVIS.
ADDED eight new names to the voting
list. made some ITO changes of ad-
dresses ana renewed 16 names.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

ave T1OU SALE
f "WEDNESDAY, GEFTEMaE Err
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FARM Twp
MlE8 FA0M D0W00lN CENTER
HAM AND BRUNSWICK
TOOLS
uf horses sold
hster-
market
~ - ~ -
Il MARTIN, Proprietor
c A.
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King Albert To Bring
Present for Pre-. Wilson

Brussels. Sept. F-CBy the Anse-
cissed Pressa-King Albert. I'm rts
coming visit 10. the Emitted States.
aFiil ofer 70 President Wilson. Among
other presents. q complete table sat
OF Brussels posreiain with reproduc-
lions of the principal Belgian mona
menfs ON the various pfeces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
EX-Tech Professor
Takes Own Life by Hanging

Winchester, Mass. Sept. Charles
F A. Currier. for 30 years professor
Of history at Massachusetts Institute
Of Technology until his retirement re-
Gently committed suicide by hanging
during the night. The body was found
hanging by stout rope from nea-
post IN his room. Prof. Cur-ier had
peen under treatment IT sanltar,um
rev months ago. He daF 81 wears Of
age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08
Tanker Bald Elm .
Dips at Quincy, Mass.

Quincy, Mass, Sept. The tanker
Bald Hill one Of the type Of large
fuel carriers built 10 Shipping Beard
specifications was launched AT Fore
river today. Mrs. Helen I. Benson
wife m the general superintendent
Of the Berhiehem Ship building Cur
porarion 8 Squantum plant. was the
sponsor. The Bald Hill will have a
capacity Of s.5se. eco gallons Of oil.