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New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
ALLEGED SLAYER SAYS
GIRL Still IS alive
Continued from First Page)

NNOAItiilu SO IIO1ll l. lTSL I1ge)
imagine how it feels to be accused
OF something like this-against the
one you love. My trial is set for
September 6. I wish you could be
here. My regards to Mrs. Mauger,
Harry and Elsie,
Sincerely,
rus SEL S. BETHEL"
Harry and Elsie. mentioned in the
letter, are the brother and sister of
Barbara.
Miss Mauger, who was nineteen.
was employed in the same store
where Bethel was assistant credit
manager. Bethel was born in York,
Pa. twenty EIGHT years ago. His
young wife and children are in Lam
caster, Pa.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
SELL LOEWENSTEIN DOLLS

Paris, Aug. 17.-UP)-The
souvenir vendors who reaped a for
tune last summer at the seaside re-
sorts selling Lindbergh dolls, have
evolved a new hit for this summer,
a Loewenstein parachute doll. There
is figure to represent the Belgian
banker who plunged to his death
chute attached to his shoulders.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
WILL WE'D DETROIT GIRL

New York, Aug. II Ps-Lucian E..
Williams of Chicago, former Yale
athlete, got a license today to wed
Miss Catherine Hungerford Crowley.
daughter of William c. Crowley OF
Detroit. Williams won the inter-
collegiate tennis title In 1922. The
wedding will take place at the Hotel
Ambassador tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
Republican Candidate
Visits Santa Barbara

santa Barbara, Calf, Aug. II up
his first stop in Southern
California, Herbert Hoover, Repub-
llcan presidential candidate, arrived
mere today from his home at Stan
ford University to spend two hours
inspecting the city and surrounding
estates before proceeding to Los
Angeles.
delegation of Santa Barbara Of
ficials boarded the special train far
to the north of the city and were re-
ceived by the nominee in his private
car where breakfast was served.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
OLD LEGEND KILLED

Washington, Aug. II UP)-The
old lengend that geese travel only
north and south, according to the
seasons. has been disproved by agri-
culture department. Government
scientists have discovered that
geese, ducks and other water fowl
travel east and west as we'll as north
and south.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
AMERICAN WOMAN KILLED

Cambridge, England, Aug. II
(UP)-Two persons were killed and
six injured including Mrs. William
Wolfe Smith. of Washington. ID. c.,
in a collision between A Cambridge
London express and a truck near
here today.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
SLAYER EXECUTED

San Quentin Penitentiary. Cal,
Aug. 1 7(UPJ-Mark Dowell, youth
full slayer of a San Francisco police
man, paid the death penalty on the
gallows here today. The trap was
sprung at 1906 a. m. and physi-
clans pronounced Dowell dead at
1919 a. m.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
Real Estate News

Bennett II. Hubbard to Elizabeth
L. Moore. warranty. 500 Lincoln
street.
Elizabeth T. Moore to the New
Britain Trust Co. $4,000 mortgage,
Dover road.
Frank kryszak to X. Greenberg.
ct ais, assignment of mortgage,
Olive street
Mary Beer to Frank kryszak,
$500 mortgage. Olive street.
Frank kryszak to Mary Beer,
warranty, Olive street.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
LABOR PARTY WINS

Aberdeen, Scotland. Aug. II Up
The labor party retained its seat in
North Aberdeen at yesterdays bye
election necessitatef by the death Of
Frank Rose, a former labor minister,
Capt. Wedgwood Benn, laborite.
winning the seat.
Capt. Benn polled 1856 votes.
The poll on the other candidates was
Dr. Laura Sandman, conservative,
1896; Aitken Ferguson, communist,
ISIS, and j. R. Rutherford, liberal,
1887,
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

than a point. Western Electric 81
and International Match s. were
features Of the generally quiet In.
dustrial group. gaining slightly In
good demand.
The fereign list was steady. U. 8.
government obligations were neg
lected.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

Berlin. Aug. II R-F'oreign Min
lister Stressman today formally ac-
copied the invitation of the French
government to attend the Kellogg
pact signing formalities in Paris.
He will go to Paris on August Is.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
Sesquiplane Roma Takes
Off for a Trial FLIGHT

Roosevelt Field, L. l., Aug. II
(CP)-The Sesquiplane, Roma, with
Roger Williams, Captain Cesare
sabelli and Captain Picro Bonelli.
who will comprise its crew on its
contemplated flight to Rome, took
off today on a short test flight.
Rumors that the Roma had made
a surprise hop for Rome were dis
counted by field officials who said
the ship had not taken the equip
ment which would be indispensable
for such an attempt.
Members of the crew did not an
nounce their destination
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
LOSES FIGHT WITH BEE

Columbia City, Ind. Aug. H.
UP)-Ralph Hawk fractured both
bones in his right forearm when he
slapped at a humble bee. He was
standing on the running board of his
truck when the bee approached him.
He attempted to strike 1t and fell
from the truck.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
WALL Street Once
MORE IS SOARING
Several Stocks Lifted to New
High Levels

'HSSJtialeu 1FeSS FINANCIAL EQltOr)
New York. Aug. II R - Re
sumption OF the upward price
movement in today's stock market
lifted nearly score issues to high
records. but the recovery was
checked by an advance in call
money rates. Early gains Of / to
points were substantially reduced.
many of them being cut in half, in
the midday selling movement.
/ Trading, which had been active in
the rally. turned duh on the de-
cline.
Call money renewed at per
cent. advanced to IL and thence
to as banks called $40,000,000 in
loans. Time money and commercial
paper rates held fairly steady
Fears of an increase in the Chicago
Federal Reserve bank rate prove
to be unfounded as the charge was
continued at 5 per cent for another
week,
While the sharp decreases N
brokers' loans and rediscounts had
a bullish effect on speculative senti-
ment. official intimations that tn
low call money rates yesterday
were artificial" stimulated liquida-
ton on the part of cautious traders.
POOLS We're again active in the
steel, motor, chemical. food, can,
merchaS Using and public utility
shares, but they appeared to be
having difficulty in attracting
large outside following.
Peak prices for the year, or long
En- We're registered by American
Can, kroger Stores. r. II. Macy.
Savage Arms, Tidewater Oil, Grand
Union preferred, Sears Roebuck.
Loft Candy and Texas g. Pacific.
international Harvester ran up 3
points but dropped back nearly 5
on protit-taking. Graham Paige
/ likewise failed to hold its early gain
of G points and General Motors
/ slipped back 3 from the morning
high.
/ With L. S, Steel resuming its old
time leadership of the market on
its rise to 149 L., bulls rode
rough shod over the shorts as they
became convinced that for a while
4 at least concern over the recent
vagaries of the money market was
not going to hamper constructive
operations. Cali loans carrying over
the weekend We're renewed at S
Sn11a of Tho lipE file in
which fluctuations of to 10 points
are commonplace, We're again
sought. american Smelling rose
/ 5 IL to 215 and International Har-
Nestnr Q to so
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
DIES WHILE BATHING

Niles, Mich, Aug. II R-Frank
Urson, moving picture director of
Los Angeles, died suddenly while
bathing at Indian Lake, near here.
yesterday. A coroner's report said
death was due to a heart attack.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
- HOURS IN AIR

Hendon, England, Aug. II ~
Captain Hubert s. Broad, widely
known British aviator, landed at the
Staglape airdrome late today after
"a hours in the air, setting new
endurance mark for moth planes.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
Personals

Miss. Gladys Krum of Stanley
street and Miss Betty Apelgren of
Burritt street, left today on a motor
trip to Lake Bomoseen, Castleton,
Vt, where they will spend a two
weeks vacation.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

Warner Sugar Corporation reports
net loss of s1172,631 for 1927,
against net loss OF s1.7S5.O92 in
1926.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
has increased the annual dividend
rate on its common stock from So tn
81 share, with a quarterly payment
of one dollar a share. The regular
quarterly of s175 also was author.
lied Both dividends are payable
September l to holders of record
August Is.
Heavy buying of the leading rail-
road and industrial shares was re-
sumed at the opening of today's
stock market. General Motors, SELL
ing eX-dividend l IA, opened with a
block of 1000 shares at 1877, gain
of ? IL points, and the first sale of
Graham-Paige was a block of To-.
600 shares at SO rs, up /. Radio
American Republics and General
Electric showed initial gains of .
points or more
The unexpectedly large drop of
more than $50,00o,o00 in brokers'
loans, coming soon after the marked
reduction in call money rates. start
ed wild outburst OF bullish en-
thusiasm which sent shorts" rush
ing to cover Trading was in un-
usually heavy volume, one block Of
10000 shares of L. S. Steel common
changing hands at 1iS.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

Misses Catherine and Mary Volz,
Myrtle Nelson, Anna Surko. and
Mrs. e. Surko are spending a vaca-
ton at Crystal Lake.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

Misses Gertrude Hartshorn. Dor
othy and Lorraine Litke, Mrs. G.
Like, and Misses Alice and Mar
garet Carlson are spending vaca-
ton at Crystal Lake.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
JOHN COOLIDGE AWAY

Superior. Wis. Aug. II R-John
Coolidge. son Of President Coolidge.
left Superior last night for Madison.
Wis, to be a weekend guest of DR..
Glenn Frank, president of Wiscon-
sin university.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
TWO GAMES SUNDAY

New York. Aug. II RtThe New
York Yankee-Cleveland baseball
game was postponed today because
of rain. There will be two games
Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson and
son Robert of Robert street, will
spend the next two weeks at Bruins
wick, Me.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

Thirty-five states protect the
skunk because OF its fur value and
because 1t Is an insect and rodent
destroyer.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

TREASURY BALANCE
Treasury Balance, S295.353,699.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

New York The popular notion
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

Warner Sugar Corporation reports
net loss of s1,172,631 for 1927,
against net loss of s1,735,Os2 in
1896.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-11-01
"VOTE HER STRAIGHT"

Is the who goes bndy ahead voting straight ticket
the best citizen? We have listened the straight po
Ca speech and But believe that the time has Hh
and appreciate the fact that exercising the right
them and whom they consider
suited for the office question Many there who believe that
have made noticeable contribution the political life O the
ration That they merely duplicate the They however have
bring the refusal for whom they consider unworthy
public Office and instead Of being called yellow for cutting c
they should be hono for their effort and courage the
When political leaders choosing candidates the fact that
will stand for certain types candidates and will ticket
rather than for unworthy candidates. then and then only will
have made contribution American politics That contribution will
cleaner politics and better public officials
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-11-01
VOTE mo"

Washington should be vitality
interested in defeating the proposed constitutional amendment which
upon Tuesday The has been
directed towards the of the home and the education
the children. This proposed amendment relates Our
constitution sacred charter of liberties 1t limits
necessary yet dangerous powers govern
abused that OF taxation that there be
limitations constitution Our constitution
the fundamental principle should all be taxed alike according
the value OF This amendment would destroy this
pe and would permit the legislature divide the
without limit and class favored than
another Anyone familiar with the operations OF legislature knows
legislature and that powerful lobby
viii favored Reducing the for class
taxpayers higher others the
otes they VIII make the
caused by giving favored the powerful that
have the best lobbie
Claims OF advocates this amendment will reduce
when carefully There only
reduce Either expenditures find from
things This amendment does expenditures
Neither provide The claims will produce
by reaching intangible property taxed false
because the amendment woded wrongly reach nangbes under
decision Supreme nanges the only property
protection given BY present constitution 1924
OF this helped defeat the ioTu limit sponsored by
the advocates OF this amendment Yet this proposal would
seriously affect large number OF school districts in the that
the forty mill limit initiative would have done.
This proposed amendment will be ballot
Tuesday. The who do made political foot
ball and who do opardze the schools Of this should
remember that bare OF will the amendment
failure may be equivalent for it II you
of what will do by all 10. II have studied
in the light of actual tax facts you will vote 40 anyway
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-11-01

POLICY
Just 4 nc about the rgid policy that con-
sttuteS that "dlferent" appeal characteristic
Of Whitehouse
The purpose of this editorial" is to make
dear and mute confidence IN the price policy
Of our store. Those of you ,Vho read White
house advertisements haze, no doubt noticed
that lve are not store of Sales' ,vIich means
OF course that our merchandise is SO priced
that tve cannot, and do not give discounts
lohy? Because tve believe that merchandise
tVhich is priced in ANTICIPATION of
discount cannot haze been honestly and b. OBJ,
erly priced IN the first place
Only once each month do ,ve hold store,
toide sale Then, odd lots, broken lines, in,
complete size ranges, etc, are closed out
through our REMNANT DAY. This
Keeps our stocks dI,Odys desirable as to style
and dependable IN quality
We Wdnt WhltehouSc COMPANY to be
Wldely known as the store tVhcrc depend
able merchandise can be purchdsed,>,d,ry day
IN the wcek>,dny Ueek IN the month,>,dld.
every month IN the yedr,,,a the right price,
WIIIIEIIlDIJNE.
Tic Namc Guarantees The Cuaiiilt
biHbept spghspt euouhRp ~tNAn ol3o
Evening star., 1928-12-09
S9B9,S33 REFUND
PAID TO COUzENS
Receipt of Check Ends In
come Tax Dispute Based
on Ford Motor Stock.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
The Treasurys attempt to obtain an
additional $10,000,000 income tax pay
ment from Senator Ceuzens, Republican
Michigan, ended yesterday with the re-
ceipt by the Senator of check Tor
$685.. 1873 from the Government as
refund on his income tax.
The refund payment ended bitterly
fought contest between the Govern
ment and the original holders of Ford
Motor Co. stock, including Senator
Couzens, which started almost four
wears ago, simultaneously with the pub
lie dispute waged by Secretary Mellon
and the Senator over administration OF
tax matters.
Whether that dispute between the
Republican leaders which started over
the merits of a contention by the Treas
ury head on tax reductions is ended by
the termination Of the court contest
was not clear tonight. Senator Couz-
ems still has before the Senate reso-
luton asking for the resignation OF Mr..
Mellon for maladministration Sena-
tor La Toilette, Republican, Wisconsin,
also has a resolution asking an inquiry
of the Government tax suit against
Senator CouzenS,
Treasury Silent.
Treasury officials were silent yester-
eiay on the entire case, word OF the re-
fund coming from outside sources. IL
was confirmed by Senator Cou2ens,
whose son collected the Governments
check today in Detroit:
This is a concrete piece of evidence"
the Senator said in confirming the re-
fund, ''of the mismanagement OF the
Bureau of Internal Revenue under the
greatest Secretary of the treasury
since Alexander Hamilton'S time"
"If Congress is able to compute the
entire losses to the Government under
such management" he declared, 1T Will
he found to have run into the hundreds
of thousands. 1t is this power in the
Treasury Department to punish any one
who diSagrees with them which has IN
Inundated thousands of taxpayers VINO
otherwise would feel free to criticize.
Charges of Government.
The Government charged the Ford
stockholders had overvalued the orig
inal worth of their stock in computing
their profits on sales in 1919, on which
taxes were paid in 1920. Five years
later. lust a few days before the statue
of limitations had run, the Government
instituted suit for collection of 33,OOO,-
900 additional tax from the stockhold-
erS. This was just at the time Mr.. Mel
Ion and the Senator were quarreling.
The case was lost by the Government
both in the Federal Court and before
the Board of Tax Appeals. The board
held that in place of the additional as
sesSment the stockholders were entitled
to the refund.
Senator Couzens alone paid an in
come tax Of between $7,000,000 and
$8,000,000 on his profits from Ford STOCK
sales.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
BOULDER DAM UNITY
IS EXPECTED SOON
Conferences Started to Compose
California and Arizona
Differences.

Through the heavy cloud of argument
and controversy over the Swing-John-
SON Boulder Canyon Dam bill, hopeful
sign appeared yesterday that some OF
the principal differences blocking ac-
tion on the measure might shortly be
adjusted.
A series of conferences has been
started by those interested in the leg1S-
lation to compose the different views OF
California and Arizona with regard TO
water distribution and construction OF
n power plant at the dam, and num-
ber of Senators expect these confer
ences to work out a satisfactory deal all
around.
Senator King, Democrat, Utah, who
has opposed the bill as it passed the
House, went so far as to predict that
this week would see the passage OF the
bin In the Senate. Senator Odd1e, Re-
publican, Nevada, declared an early
agreement was in sight and In that
event the measure would be passed
without delay.
The plan was to bring the two fac
tions together yesterday, but since
Saturday session had been called, tne
meeting was postponed. 1t probably
will be held early this week.
Senator Johnson, Republican, Call
Nornia, co-author of the measure, how
ever. announced he did not propose to
sit in on any conference which might
be held in an attempt to compose d1-
fereuceS and that it was his plan 70 go
ahead with consideration of the BILL In
the Senate. He expressed hope of.eariy
and favorable action on the measure.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
GROUP NAMED TO ADVISE
AGAINST SLASH IN PAY
Federal Bar Committee to Ask No
Out in Salaries of Profes-
sional EmnloYes.

The executive committee of the Fed
eral Bar Association at meeting yes
terday afternoon in the ofice OF the
president, w. r. Valance in the State
Department, appointed a committee
consisting of Mr.. Valance, J. E. DOWN,
George A. Warren and Thomas G.
Shearman, to urge upon Representa-
tive LehIbach, chairman OF the House
civil service committee; Representative
Anthony, chairman of the House ap-
propriations committee, and Senator
Dale. chairman of the Senate civil serv-
ice committee, that no reduction be
made in the salaries of professional en-
moves as received by the WEIGH bill.
It was pointed out, in resolutions
adopted, that the salaries paid for pro-
feSsional services in the Government
service as not as high as those paid in
private concerns.
The next meeting will be held De-
cer1ber 1s at the Interior Department
when Assistant Attorney General George
r. Farnum will deliver an address.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
$50, 900 SUIT FILED.

AGan Cites Arrest in Action TO
Recover Damages.
H. L. Rust and Mildred A. Rust of
.23I5 Bancroft place yesterday were
named defendants in suit for $4,000
filed in the District Supreme Court by
George A. Casey of 1885 Bay street
southeast. Through Attorneys Ring
and Cobb the plaintiff alleges that he
was unlawfully arrested on May II and
held under bond until May Is, and that
the defendants refused on two occa-
Sions to go into Police Court and testify
against him after instigating his arrest.
The plaintiff alleges that as result
of his arrest he has been injured and
that by virtue of the fact that the
Rusts refused to prosecute he was de-
prived of chance to exonerate him
self.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Oldest Alderman BUSY.

James Guppy, England's Oldest alder
man, recently celebrated his ninety
eighth birthday anniversary by keeping
busy. At his home, in Bridgeport, he
digs in his garden, attends council
meetings and buys his groceries from
the store which he founded IS years
M9N. '~t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-19
NoTICp or MORTGAGE FORE.
CL0NUAE SALE

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livered BY bismarck Reality company,
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-19
MQndQn NeWS
Personal and
Social News Of
Mandan Vicinity
Mrs. Nickerson Will
Outline Plans For
New School Library

Mrs. e. s. Nickerson will outline
the plans for the new school library
at the F. T. A. meeting to b held
Monday evening 1t o'clock ct the
high school.
As a part Of the entertainment Of
the evening . play "Thursday Eve
will be presented by . group of
teachers. The following will take
part: Clyde Challey, Louis Will
I Hanson, Lila Sunderland and Mil
dred Lehman.
The meeting will be held at Z
o'clock 50 that parents and teachers
may attend the benefit party being
given that evening by the junior
class.
DR.. Carl Bauer Of Chicago Is
spending the week here % the guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Bauer. DR.. Bauer recently Returned
from a trip to Europe, where he
/ toured the central and northern
parts of the continent making .
study Of the hospitals. He also
studied for several months in Wen.
ma and other medical centers.
Miss Florence Zahn won first
prize of five dollars in the essay
contest sponsored by the local Ma.
sonic lodge and open to Ill senior
high school pupils. The subject
was Theodore Roosevelt" Second
and third prizes were won by Ida
De Schantz and Jack Thysell. About
% essays were submitted.
Mrs. J. r. Heater entertained 1t
dinner recently in honor Of the
birthday anniversary Of her sister,
Mrs. T. F. Smith.
Kenneth Gibson left Wednesday
Tor Lisbon to spend q few days with
his parents.
Richard Bother Of Clendive. Mont,
is visiting friends in Mandan this
week.
Robert Mcdonald. who has been
employed in Minneapolis during the
past winter, has returned to Man.
dan to accept 4 position with the
state highway commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kane Of Brisbane
were business callers in Mandan
Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Pitzer Of Huff spent
Wednesday as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Melzner Of this city.
Sheriff H. r. Handtmann left
Wednesday for Miles City, Mont,
on short business trip.