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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

excavating on the spot to investigate
remains of a SlaV village of the sixth
century AID, but digging deeper down
Prof. Unverzagt of the Berlin Ethno-
logical Museum and his helpers came
upon far older remains, which they
declare to date from time when the
Slavs had not yet separated them
selves from their Indo-Germanic an
cestry. They are said to be the wild
Thracians and Illyrians who preceded
the ancient Greeks and Romans in
southeastern Europe, and who were
afterWard partly Romanized and part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
FRENCH ON TRAIL
i OF SYNTHETIC GAS
scientists Seek New Motor Fuel to
Free Nation From Importing
Costly Product.
Correspondence Of the Associated Pres.

correspondence of the Associated Press.
PARIS.-France' gasoline problem
is going to be solved before long,
scientists say. There is confidence
IN the development of synthetic pro
auction of alcohol and gasoline and
IN the power Of benzol to improve
the quality Of motor fuel.
"A mixture of one-third each inn
ported gasoline, benzol and alcohol
IS said by Pierre Dumanois. technical
mead of the governments bureau
seeking a liquid national fuel" to
nave produced excellent results His
report says this mixture gives more
power, quicker acceleration and is
better for a motor than straight gaso-
line.
Production Of cheap alcohol is
greatly hampered by high taxation
and government control of the sup
ply, including price-hXing, but sci,
entists say there is no doubt the
country can produce vast quantities
of cheap alcohol whenever the gov
ernernment frees the industry from
restraint
Benzol already is being produced in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

increasing quantities as a by-product
This mixture Is not regarded as
a complete solution, but many ap-
parently successful experiments are
said to promise that eventually there
will be found one or more synthetic
processes that may entirely free
France from foreign tribute" as is
called the necessity for importing
gasoline
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
A Family Affair.

Correspondence of The Star.
SIOUX FALLS, S. Dak.-Pheasant
hunting has become a pastime for the
whole family in South Dakota. Mother
drives the car, father keeps the gun
poised and the children act as look
outs in many a hunting party as it
cruises along the highways where the
fowls are plentiful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

ly merged into other invading tribes.
Never before have Thracian remains
been discovered so far north in Eu
rope. The explorers believe that the
settlement, after being abandoned by
its original inhabitants. laid waste for
1000 years until the Slavs came upon
the scene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
BRONZE AGE RUINS
FOUND IN GERMANY
Excavators Discover Settlement OF
Thracians, Supposed to Be
1000 Years Old.
of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
BERLIN. A 3,000-year- settle
ment of bronze age men. with remains
pointing to human sacrifices. has been
discovered at Buschmuehle, near
Frankfurt-On-theO Oder.
scientific commission appointed
by the Prussian government has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

studies OF the use of fish oils and other
animal oils as motor fuels reported
to the French Academy of Sciences in
Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
Fish Oils for Motor Fuel.

The possibility of farming the sea
for motor fuel after all the oil and
gasoline are gone is indicated by
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
SENTENCED TO JAIL
 FOR COURT DECEIT
Prisoner Gave Judge Wrong
 Name and Incorrect Address

\ jail sentence of five days was imposed by Judge II. r. Roche in police court today in the case of John Monko, aged lH, of 19 Hayes street, who falsflcd to the court yes terdav IS 10 his name and address. H. was arrested late Wednesday night for drunkenness and said his nama was Joe Bush. When Judge Roche found him guilty, he openly disputed the finding and insisted that although he had something to drink he was not intoxicated. Judge Roche told him yesterday he did not like his attitude but because of his age he hesitatod 10 give him q police court record, so he suspended iudg- mcnt. In reply to questions by As Sistant Prosecuting Attorney Green stein. the young man said he lived in New York and had been about Now Britain for some time. doing odd jobs particularly for oNprcssmen.
 After court yesterday, the police questioned "Bush" and learned that he had given incorrect information him said his name was Monko and he admitted it. so he was held for court today T was not in my right mnd,' he said when asked why he had not told the truth. Judge Roche revoked the suspension of judgment
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
REJ0INS ASSOCIATION
National Collegiate Rody Jnani- mOusly Decides 10 Return to Fold
 In Vote Yesterday

Now York, Dec. 3n.-tP>-The re- turn of the National Collegiate Ath- lotic association 10 the Olympic fold and the selection Of New Orleans as the convention city in 1928 stood out today as the important transac- tions of athletic hosts in session here.
 By unanimous vote. the collegiate body decided to realign itself with the American Olympic association.
 The collegiate group bolted the Olympic ranks q year ago at Wash ington along with the National Ana teur Athletic federation, the Y. M, C. A. and the Western Conference. The federation agreed to reioin the Olympic body on Wednesday and the other two organizations are eX- pected to take similar action in the near future.
 The break was the result of diff ferences in methods and policies of the group led by the Amateur Ath- letic union.
 Sectional trials of the association will be held as follows: Wrestling, af Ames, Ia. March so and 3l; swim ming at the University of Pennsyl- vania, March 30 and 31, track and field, at Chicago, June 8 and 9.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
"LEGIONAIRES IN PARIS"

Members of the American Legion in this city will undoubtedly flock to the opening of "Legionaires in Paris" the great comedy featuring Al Cooke and Kid Guard at the Lyceum theater starting Saturday. for number Of their former bud dies" took part in the making of this picture.
 As Director A. F.. Gillstrom desir- cd 10 mako this picture as realistic as possible, he employed more than a score of World War veterans to enact the scenes in the little town of Prattville. where Cooke and Guard are elected by their buddies to go to Paris as delegates to the convention. Noull see more and learn more about Paris in this pie ture. Youll seeing cheering crowds, waving flags, worlds gayest city turned over to the returning dough- boys.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
MADGE BELLAMY AT CAPITOL

\ very entertaining double feature photoplay program is now at the Capitol today and Saturday that everyone will enjoy.
 One feature offers pretty. fascin- ating, poppy, Madgc Bellamy in her new comedy drama, Very Coniiden- tial." Patrons will like this breezy story of a salesgirl who pretendcd at a, summer resort and was caught at her deception only to win out at the finish.
 Tho other feature offers popular Jackie Coogan in his latest hit, Buttons" story of a page boy on an ocean liner in which Jackie plays the greatest role of his career.
 Beginning Sunday night the Capi- ,toi will begin a four day run of the big Broadway hit Love" with John Gilbert and Greta Garbo featured. The Capitol is honored to be able 10 present this feature with 46 select ed theaters of America beginning on this date
 The story is from Tolstoi's Anna Karenina" and of the Russian mill tary before the revolution, and in it is shown many riding features of the world famed CossaCks
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
Accidentally Kills Pal,
 Disappears From Home

St. Johns, Ariz.. Dec. 30 UP)- 4 terror stricken boy was believed 10 he wandering in the hills near here today driven by th" tormenting knowledge that lc had killed his best pal
 The youth is Duane Thompson. 1S. who Thursday accidentally shot and killed Frank Cropas, ,. while the two hunted ducks.
 The boys left their homes on horseback and rode to a marsh. Duane's gun exploded and the charge struck Frank In the left side.
 Young Thompson rode to his home and told tis parents. Then he dashed to the Cropas home and sobhcd out his st )ry.
 He was last seen going toward the mountainous country
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
P.iLAIS ROYAL

The management of the Palais Royal is planning q "WoW' of a time for New Years. Saturday and Sun day evenings are going to co-star in a double header. and no expense is going to be spared to give the guests of this popular cabaret rendezvous the time of all times, Major Gurley's augm cntcd orchestra has selected q program of popular music which will make everybody hop about on the floor, The Major puts pep" in his numbers, and pleasure seekers about the state register great glee when they hear that the Majors lunch of jazz hounds" are to be featured on these two eventful eve nlngs.
 Souvenirs, noise makers. favors and whatnots will add to the pleas Ire of the events. Dinner is S6 per person, although one can pay s350 and play around with the q Ia carte service where many tasty bits are sprinkled throughout the huge menu.
 Telephone 3-o513 Hartford for reservations for either night. In con- clusion the Palais Royal manage ment takes this opportunity to wish al it's past, present. and future pa irons a Happy New Year"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

Boston, Dec. 30. P,-The railroad station has grown up. It's progress since the days when 1t was merely q platform, waiting room and ticket office IS to be marked here by the Boston and Maine Railroads new North Station, which will include a sports and convention coliseum, hotel and office building.
 Station and coliseum sections will be built first at a cost approxi- mating S4,000,00O. Hotel, office building and distributing terminal will be erected as soon as details or enabling legislation are completed, the total cost being about s10,0O0,- GOO.
 The structure, believed 10 be the first of It's kind in this country, will be built on the site of the present station, facing q Uidened Causcway street and adIlcent to the new Northern Thoroughfare
 The coliseum will surmount the ground and mczzanine floors of the station proper, with floor space 125 fy 250 feet and seating capacity of 1S,5o0. It will have facilities for all indoor sports. including ice games. and for eypositicns and con- Nfntions. The coliseum will be l"asod to an operating group Of Boston business mon assQciated with the New York city Madison Square Garden interests.
 Plans for the 512-foot concourse aud 2%-track raiIhead provide for an overhead ramp which will prevent baggage truck movement from in t"rforne with pedestrian traffic. Train platform, concourse and wait ing room will be on the same level. The W2ltins room will have seats for 500 people.
 The station will bring to a uni fled terminal upon its completion about July. 1928. tho scattered ia cllltlcs formerly used hy the Boston and Lowell, the Eastern and the Boston and Maine railroads. There will be direct connection by ramps. Ftairways and other approaches. with elevated, tunnel and street railway services.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

into Francis street and backed out, the officer testified. Jumping onto the running board. the officer reach d in and took tho keys out of the switch. stopping the car and arrest ing Wrang, who, they said. was unfit to drive.
 Attorney James A. Curry Of Hart ford, representing Wrang. said 1t was unfortunate that the incident occur red. and friends of Wrang were greatly surprised as he bears a good reputation in Hartford and does not make q practice of becoming in- volved in trouble with the law. He conducts a store and during the holi- day rush he was working from carly morning until late at night, the at torney said. Feeling the need of a drink, he took cider or beer or something else. and il proved strong CT than he had expected. The attor- ney asked that the court be as len tent as possible, taking all the cir cumstances into consideration.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

and told Monko his action In coming into court with such a story as he told yesterday was serious matter In order that the sentence might be five days only. Judge Roche ordered that the costs of court be remitted.
 Drunken Driver Fined
 Fred L. Wrang, aged 40. Of 27 Main street, Hartford, who was ar rested December 20 on the charge of operating an automobile while un- der influence of liquor. pleaded nolo Contcndere and was fined Si00 and costs with s25 remitted, and given a suspended jail sentence Of five days
 Officer William Politis testified he was near the State Normal school on stanley street about 11:45 o'clock al night when he saw a car driven by Wrang going from side to side. So he and Supernumerary Officer Mus zynski gave chase in the latters automobile. Wrang's car turned