New Britain herald., 1926-07-12
FLASHES OF LIFE: KING BORIS NOW
 SAID TO BE HUNTING FOR A WIFE


 SAID TO BE HI By the Associated Press.
 Sofla-They say that Young King Boris, a handsome royal bachelor, is making a trip with matrimonial in- tentions, especially as regards Prin- cess Giovanna of Italy. He's to spend s month looking over the League of Nations at Geneva, and his itinerary aftc- that Is not disclosed.
 San rrancisco-There is a threat that it will cost Miss Claire DuX $lO.0OO to marry Charles J. Swift Chicago packer. The San Francisco Opera company is thinking of suing her for breach of contract if she abandons her operatic career next month when she says "I do."
 Walker. Minn.--The fever is spreading. Members of the cabinet are beginning 10 fish and there prob ably will be no presidential jealousy over the fact that Secretary Jardine has just caught eight pike, weigh ing three pounds or more each. While the president was born on a farm, 1t seems natural that the sec retary of agriculture should know more about fishing now.
 Paul Smiths, N. Y-Nobody can help keeping cool with Coolidge up here. The presidential overcoat was necessary in church yesterday and then the fire places in camp had 10 do their stuff.
 Philadelphia - Some Mohamme- dans are likely to be tried for mutiny because they would not eat what Buddhist cooked for them. Deserting the British steamship City of Newcastle, % seamen from h. dia cooked their own food on pier. They thought that prepared ny the ships cook was tainted from q religious point Of view.
 Washington The three women members of congress liked their tlrst session so well that they expect 10 run for reelection indefinitely. Mrs. Kahn, Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Rogers will have naught 10 do with man-made campaign plans either. They are to make strenuous fights CF .bair o,t-, da,-igiurr
 Berlin - Clever these Czechs. An automobile driven by a Czech in 2 speedway race looped the loop and kept on racing. It turned q somersault and landed, on all fours among the spectators. Nobody was killed just then.
 Athens ~- Dictator Pangalos must be getting jealous over the publicity Mussolm rn- received over his mo- strikr . uine-hour day edicts, Pana g # sending strike leaders 10 a lonely island in the Aegean Sea.
 New York The Rev. Hillyer Hawthorne Straton, son of the Rev. John Roach Straton, regards him. self as a very small chip of the old blcck. but he hopes the Lord will use him as nightly as he has tho block. In a sermon from his fath. CTS pulpit, he said he was not rais- cd on Mencken and bridge parties he got his faith from the hickory stick. He is 21 years old, recent graduate of Mercer university and has worked as a radio operator al -ea in summer.
 Oyster Bay, N. Y. -- The principle of self determination of peoples was .uunCiated by a president who fol lowed Roosevelt in the White House Maybe that's not the reason, but nevertheless since the colonel dieC two portions of his home town hav' declared themselves independent First Center Island seeded and be came the smallest and wealtmos village on Long Island. Now Laurel ton has voted 10 incorporate Hsei and grabbed Center Islands glory
 New York - Now comes Herr Karl Freund. official thirst quenchel of S. s. Reliance. and deposes tha' Americans are losing their taste fol beer. Seldom do they order it iron him, except-horrors,- little Pils ner as q chaser for something else
 New London - F'reighter Metor ashore on Block Island, may be total loss: majority of crew sticking 70 ship to the last
 Middletown - Body found IT Connecticut river bears marks tha indicate 10 police man may hay, been murdered.
 Hartford - Police hunt Mrs Mary Hayes. negroes. believed to b' responsible for the shooting to deatf of Ross Humphreys. negro.
 Danbury - Frederick Wlldman F. 2 carpenter. cuts throat and die JUNIOR ACHE