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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-30
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencie.

PACKAKD-HUDSON Sales and
Service. Honeyman Auto salea 200
East Main St. Telephone 2542.
sTUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS-sales and
Service Albro Motor Sales Co.. 225
Arch st. Phone go.
REQ MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS
Kenneth II. Searle & Co.. Sales and
Service. cor. Elm and Park StreetA
Telephone 2l10.
WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND
Sales and Service. Fine motor cara.
Beloin Garage and Motor SaleA Fred
Eeloin. Jr.. Prop. lis Church street.
Phone 1860.
WHlPPET Fours and Skies Sales and
Service. Elmer Automobile Co.. ~
Main St Telephone 1913.
Autos and Trucks For Sale .
STANDARD Studebalter roadster. Can
lie seen any evening after : p. N.
Harry Lafieur. 1853 Gold ST.
1926 Ford Ton Truck (stake body
1926 Ford Ton Truck (stake body and
equipped with Rucsteu a1le)
Good Used Tractor
BERLIN AUTO SALES COMPANY
BERLIN. CONN.-TEL. slss
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-30

INDIAN NEck-Rena cottage for August
and September Apply j. r. sullivan.
2G Wilson ST Tel 2c9S or Get.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-30

S rooms, breakfast alcove !;
fireplace. screens $500; easy terms.
Corner Marvis and Ellsworth Sta.
Newington Center.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-30
Houses For Sale

BELvIDERE-Up-to.d cottage Of ,
rooms: three rar garage: large lot
Price reasonable. Rahnow- Raschkcw
Real Estate Co.. 500 Main St. Phone
1SJA
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-30
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

ALL TYPES OF DANCING TAUGHT
Emerson Studio. $50 w. Main st. Phone
613 or 1436-W for appointment.
Evening star., 1928-02-24
Mems Paiamas, S2.25

Mems Paiamas, s2.25
OF fine quality broadcloth, serv-
iceably sewn in full-cut coat and
slip-on styles. White. tan. blue
and heliotrope in A. B. { and D
sizes.
Spring Ties, s1.15
Beautiful colors in noire and
striped patterns-cut silks and
rnogadores. A wrinkle-resisting
construction features most OF
them.
MEMS GOLF HOSE; all-wool
Spring weight in two toned
patterns. Special l....$l.s5
MEMS FELT HATS: snap and
curl brin1 styles: light shades.
Special ................S 1885
THE MEHs Srofs. sEcohD Floos
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
We Wonder

Some few years ago Southern
supreme court-Alabama, II memory
serves-held 1t libelous per Sc to
designate a Caucasian as colored
Last week the Indians in Virginia
protested with so much yigor
against being termed ''colored,"
that the senate of that state reject
ed by two to one majority bill
already passed by the house of rep
resentatives that had for its objec-
tion such designation of the aborig-
ines. We strongly suspect, however.
that it was not so much the petit
lions of the Indians that moved
these gentlemen of the Bourbon
South as it was a canny respect for
any increase in colored population
as was pithily expressed by Texas
editor, who said: "The Ku Klux
lIlan, fighting Negroes. Catholics and
Jews, has lost its fight before the
battle is started-the combination
is too strong" The writer wonders
II with Chinese, Japanese, Indians or
what-have-you are classed as "col-
ored" just how long the myth of
Nordic superiority would prevail. We
wonder!
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
Pays to Protest

From time TO time The Enter
prise has asked its readers to ex-
press themselves by letter, telegram
or card to individuals who plan or
perpetuate hostile activities. Re-
Gently we asked our readers to join
In a protest to the Maxwell House
Coffee Company of Nashville, Tenn,
which advertised program Of Oar
ky Songs" to be broadcast by the
National Broadcasting Company of
New York City. Evidence that our
readers let the Maxwell House Cof-
fee Company know in no uncertain
terms their disapproval of the use
of such an expression in reference
to our people is seen in the adver-
Using of the coffee company this
week, who refer to their program
as Negro jubilee songs.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
Mother of Ia Runs
Out of Names

KINSTON, N C.-(ANP)-Four-
teen children in 20 years exhausted
Mrs. Nicely Sutton's list of names so
when the fourteenth son was born she
named him January 10 Sutton" and
a few days ago the sixteenth child
came, and he will be known as "Nine-
teen Hundred and Eleven Sutton"
January will perhaps sign his name
81. 7. Sutton, while the last born
will have signature as IN. H. E..
Hutton"
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
Two Freeze In Rail Car

LARAMIE, o.,-The frozen
bodies of white man and Negro
were found in refrigerator car in
the Union Pacific yards here Sun
day
The white was identified by a
life-insurance policy in the pocket of
the coat, payable to Mrs. Nellie r.
WINNER, 0elwein, Iowa. The policy
had been taken out by Herbert w.
WINNER, 30 years of age.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
College Sextette Makes
Thomas A. Edison Hear

DAYTONA, Fla.--Thomas A. Edi-
son, the famed inventor, is more
or less deaf and has seldom heard
any music, but the Male Sextette Of
Bethune-Cookman College was not
only heard by Edison but compliment
ted for its singing on the occasion of
his recent birthday celebration at
Fort Myers. Edward Rodriguez, bari
tone, sang directly in the inventors
ear,
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
Barber And Undertaken Get
Five Year Term For Fraud

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Up. N. S.)-John
Allen, barber, who conspired with
Charles Z. Howell, undertaken, to
make believe that Raymond Allen,
81, was dead, thereby collecting 49,
900 in the Liberty Life Insurance
Company have each been given five
years in the penitentiary.
The barber and undertaken staged
a fake funeral for Allen, but the cas-
ket contained only a bag of cement.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
Officer 80 Years, Quits

WASHINGTON, D. C.-After SER
wing on the Washington metropolit-
an police force for period of more
than thirty years, Detective Sergeant
J. T. Jackson, has retired from act
i've duty. Jackson is so years old
and has arrested more murderers
than any other Washington officer
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
Harlem To Have Million
Dollar National Bank

NEW YORK.-Application has
been made for charter for the
Harlem National Bank with capital
of $L000,000 and surplus of $780,
900. DR.. John w. Robinson, pastor
of st. Marks M. Z. Church, is one of
the moving spirits.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
Florida Company Did
1000, 900 Business

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-The 9th
annual statement of the Afro-Amer-
lean Life Insurance Company shows
that it did $1,011 900 worth of bust
ness last year.
It paid out $4,000 in sick claims,
$4,000 in death claims, $226,0OO
in salaries, $4,000 in commissions
and other expense amounting to $751;
900, total of $949,4S2.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
Frank Edwards
Polled Is, 4S8 Votes
in the
Primary Election

Frank Edwards is CRATE
full to each and all of you
for your loyal primary
election support, but your
past efforts will go for
naught unless you double
your energy for the final.
sg
Frank Edwards will be
the mayor of all the peo-
pie of Seattle irrespective
of race, color, creed or
whether you be poor or
poor.
Lets go, and work,
work together, work for
final success and victory is
certain.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
Hotel For Buffalo

BUFFALO, N. Y.-Hotel Ven
dome, 1T Clinton St., with 100 fur
nished rooms opened for business
Sunday. Lulu Belle Company was
the first to register"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31
NIMRODS Are
PREPARED FOR
Open SEASON
Ban Off Thursday on
Doves, Ducks and
Geese; Founder Sea-
son Closes
BY J. l.. SHEPPARD. JR.

Guns have been cleaned and floun-
der gigs sharpened by Brownsville
sportsmen who expect TO leave this
city early Wednesday morning for
the coastal regions 90 kill two birds
with one stone, figuratively speaking.
Just before the opening Of duck,
geese and dove season at sunrise
Thursday morning, the founder sea
son will close for p two months pc
riod and the hoys that take the trail
are prepared 10 celebrate both occs
sions.
The cold snap which swooped down
on the Lower Rio Grande Valley
brought wintry twang to the air
and sent the ducks and geese hurt
ling southwark for their winter
playground" along the southernmost
tip Of the mainland Of the United
States.
Long lines of geese. flying in their
famed V shape formations have been
swinging over Brownsville and head
cd to the coastal lands in thousands
for the past three days to augment
the thousands of early arrivals who
have been resting unmolested on the
placid waters Of inland lakes and
bays.
Game il Here
Sunrise Thursday will he greeted
with Salvo never the like Of which
has never before been heard IN this
tContinued on mage twol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31
POLICE FORCE
GETS SHAKEUP
Philadelphia Mayor
Says Grafters To
Be Weeded Out

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. SI.-(P,-
The greatest police shakeup in the
history of American municipalities,
so extensive that IT will amount to
the formation of nearly an entirely
new force, * planned BY Mayor Har-
~ A. Mackey IN an effort to rid the
bureau of "grafters" as revealed by
the grand jury investigating organ
ilcd lswlessness and police corrup-
ton.
After ordering the suspension and
trial by the civil service commission
ol three policei Inspectors, rs captains
and one detective. declared unfit to
hold any public office" bby the grand
Jury, the mayor announced today
that he had worked out plans for =
complete reorganization Of the bu-
The plan contemplates dismissal
Of every member of the force arains.
whom even a suspicion Of dishonesty
has been directed by the grand Jury
and dismissal or demotion OF every
man not exposed by the investigation
but whose record shows derelictions
ct duty and inefficiency. 1t also in
ciudeS the formation Of a new rank
ing slate, with promotion based on
efficiency rather than seniority. and
the demotion Of ranking officers who
nave failed to measure up to execu-
tive duties TO the rank OF patrolren
with attendant loss of pay
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31
AIR MAIL FOR
TEXAS IN new
MANAGEMENT
Fl. Worth Office An
nounces Plans To
Extend Passen g er
Service in State

FORT WORTH. Tex. Oct. 5t.-tPy
Purchase Of the Texas Air Trans
port. Inc, BY A. r. Barrett or Fort
Worth was announced at the Of
fices of the transport company
here today. Immediately after this
announcement and his election as
president, Mr. Barrett made public
plans for extension Of the network
~ air service already controlled BY
r. A. T.
One of the first objects Of the
company. he said. would be to in
augGrate passenger service between
Fort Worth and Dallas and III
Psso and between Fort Worth and
Dallas and Mexico City.
Eve hope to pat Texas N the
forefront in the use Of air trans
portation." Barrett said. I'VE plan
70 extend air passenger service to
the cities already served by n. A. RI.
Fort Worth. Dallas. Galveston,
Houston. Austin. San Antonio. Waco
and Laredo-and tie them in with
service 10 FL Paso and Mexico City.
The III Paso and Mexican lines will
carry. az do our other lines. mail
and express. and popularization OF
the use of the airplane for mail and
express puts Texas from q tn AZ
hours ahead of the present rched
uie by land transportation"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31
Herald To Publish NetU
Story By Mildred Lamb

How did Byrd adapt herself to this
thrilling, Speed-loving. joy-loving
husband OF hers, with his gay reti-
nue. Of fast-stepping friends? Won't
YOU love to read what happens to
each member OF the "Wreckinz
Crew." India; Pat, the red-headej
tomboy; Chet, the ambitious young
banker; Tiny and Fred Oberman, fat.
generous and speedy; Jack Duncan
and Marcy? They are all in Lets
Live" thrilling story of a sweet
girls struggle with the forces that
threaten her speed-loving, joy-loving,
money-loving husband.
Did you ever think that i'm this
whole wide world no two mar
riages are alike, and the problems
that come up are just 4 little diff
ferent from the problems Of any
other marriage! Read Lets
Live" BY Mildred Lamb.
Was Larry Browning. after all.
failure as a husband, or was he Just
one Of the younger generation, re-
acting to the speed, jAzs and joy os
the age? Don't miss the new serial
story, Lets Iivc,r by Mildred
Lamb, coming November 5, IN The
Herald
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31
ZEPPELIN SAILS
IN FRIGID WIND

LONDON. Oct. sl.-CP,-Th. sr,t-
ish air ministry announced today
that a message had been picked up
from the Graf Zeppelin indicating
that the airliner was over the Bsy II
Biscay az llt2l q. m. Greenwich
Meridian time (6:2l n. m., Eastern
Standard Time.)
After buffeting hesdvinds ard
then sailing along at an increased
speed with favoring winds in her
wake. the dirigible was completing
the first round trip crossing Of the
Atlantic by air.
While the strong winds had aided
the ship. these and the northern
course she had followed, II was
thought, might have made the pas
Sengers somewhat uncomforta Die,
especially those Who we're not provid-
ed with clothing warm enough for the
frigid weather.
The call for breakfast this morning
found those aboard eager for y warm
ing meal. The menu was Spanish
melon, fried eggs, bacon and cauSsEe, t,
cereal. marmalads, coffee and rolls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31

How to be happy, though married.
That sounds like the dark ages,
doesn't il? Most people think "it
isn't done any more" In Let's
Live!" by Mildred Lamb, The Heer-
AIDS new serial story, to begin No
vember ), you get composite pic
ture Of all young marriages. IL is
human, thrilling and tragic!
Would you think il strange that
= girl living today in this fast
moving world, would have the
same anxious dread about mar
riage that her mother had?
It's silly and old-fashioned, you
say. with your modern ideas Of
love and life, but you couldn't
help feel bit anxious, Just a tiny
bit anxious, about the fate Of
Byrd Hamilton and Larry Brown
ing, two loveable young things.
nadly in love with each other but
80 different in temperament. Read
what happens In Let's Live" BY
Mildred Lamb.
Did you ever think that in every
marriage one or the other has to
give in" one or the ether has 10 be
"sdartable7"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31
Cashier Missing:
Vault Locked Up;
Funds Said Gone

GROvERLAND, Fla. Oct. 3i.-tPi
Discovery Of evidence that j. n.
Hightower. missing cashier of the
Bank OF Groveland. had engaged in
the practice OF "kiting" checks be-
fore he set 72-hour time lock on
the vault and then disappeared was
announced today by George c.
White. state bank examiner.
White said he had discovered
several instances in which High
tower had manipulated the banks
funds for his own use and charged
also that the cashier had left here
with $1,000 in cash belonging to the
institution.
The time lock on the vault will
open tomorrow at the expiration OF
the 70 hour period. Meanwhile, bank
officials are checking the cashiers
accounts and authorities have insti-
tuted search on warrant charging
him with larceny OF $4,000.
T. b. Ruggles. president, said he
believed there about s20,0O0 on hand
in the institution before the cashier
disappeared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31
CLAIM PROBE
IN HIDALCO TO
BEMADESOON
Speaker Says Grand
Juries Selected By
One Man; Report on
Vote Schools

ALAMO, Oct. 3l.-Charges that ono
man selected the grand juries IN Hi
dalgo county and exercised an almost
UNLIMITED control" and that the
grand dragon" of the republican
party in Texas was responsible for
the failure Of the republicans and in
dependents Of the county 10 secure
a place on the ballot in the effort to
free the county from such domino
tion, were among allegations made
by speakers az the mass meeting cf
independent voters here Tuesday
night.
Tn speakers we're Gordon Griffin
If McAllen, candidate for Judge or
the 10th judicial district, and Dave
kirgan, mayor of Weslaco. Although
weather conditions were unfsvorsble,
= large crowd assembled for the out
door mass meeting.
Relative TO the federal investigs-
tion, requested by over 100 persons
who sent kilograms to President
Coolidge last Friday night, Gordon
Griffin stated the investigation
would be inaugursted prior 10 the
election, and expressed confidence
that every phase OF county govern
ment would be subjected to the fed
ersl scrutiny before the probe is
completed.
Probers on WAY
Az brief conference following the
mass meeting the statement was
made by Griffin that several federal
investigators were on their way r.
HidalSo county, and that the invcsti-
CATION would cover alleged conspir-
sciss to vote. aliens or others not en-
titled to vote. or to deprive legal
voters of their rights The state
ment also was made that consider
Continued on page two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31
BANK CASHIER
Held CAPTIVE
Bandits Try to Force
Him to Open Vault;
Shot In Leg

ARGYLE, Mich. Oct. 31.-tPl-Two
men and a woman entered the nome
or Henry Prentiss. cashier Of n pri-
vate bank here last night, held Mr..
and Mrs. Prentiss captiveS more than
half the night while they attempted
TO compel him To open the bank safe
and finally shot the banker in the
leg, fraeturing the bone when he at
tempted TO escape.
While the woman bandit watched
ove7 Mrs. Prentiss the men marched
Prensiss 10 the bank where he told
them he did not know the combina-
tion. Then they returned him home
where the five partook of an early
morning breakfast prepared by the
woman robber.
Prentiss told the robbers that Mrs.
Don Herdell. assistant cashier knew
the combination OF the bank safe
and they then escorted him TO the
Herdell home. Herdell answered the
door bell. When one Of the robbers
shovd a revolver in his face. Herdell
hit him and slammed the door. Prem
tiss, taking advantage Of the situs-
tiOn. also struck the bandit and fled.
He was shot through the right leg
as he fled.
Returning to the Prentiss home.
the two men joined their woman com
panion and fled. They obtained only
Sl2 from the PrentiSs home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31
TRIAL OF NEGRO FOR
ATTACK NEARS CLOSE

GREEENNILLE. Texas, Oct. ST.
Pl-With the chief witnesses for
the state already heard the trial Of
Willie Grady, negro, for criminal
attack on 2 white woman. was ex-
pected to be concluded today.
Two state rangers stood at the
court room door yesterday and to-
day and searched everyone who en-
tered for weapons. After the jury
was completed late yesterday the
complaining witness took the stand
and told Of the alleged attack which
occurred while she was collecting n
crew OF pickers 10 take to her cotton
patch October q. She identified
Grady. Her husband also took the
stand yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31

what certainly must have
been terrific pain. The fire
box is only II 3-4 by 8 81
inches.
1T does not seem possible that a
person. even in q trance, could do
that. Muscular reaction alone would
cause her to jump back from the
flames"
The name Of Charles W. Hitchcock.
- years old married and the father
Of four children, was brought into
the case by Miss Knaak who during
the night frequently cried out;
Hitch. oh Hitch. Why don't you
come to me ?"
who did this?' said the states
attorney. bending over the girls cot.
Says Did IL Herself
- did II myself. for faith. for pur-
atty, was the response. At intervals.
the officers obtained her story. She
had known Hitchcock four years, she
said. having studied clocution and
salesmanship in classes he conducts
here.
"A few months ago 7 got to know
him spiritually" she was quoted -
saying. This was no material love
Continued on page eight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31
Sp0oks, Spirits, Ghosts
Come Ont; Police Warn

structive activities would be dealt
with severely
In addition 10 the regular police
force, five men were taken on for
special duty. They are 10. cover the
town thoroughly in cars, prevent
ing traffic jams and have orders
20 arrest on sight anyone destroy
ing property.
County Traffic officer Z. L. Sad.
Ter stated that he would patrol the
highway as usual and all infrac-
tions Of the law as to speeding and
traffic violations would be dealt
with. II expect them TO have
good time" Sadler said. "bUt N
must be within the bounds of the
Law"
Specific warning also was issued
~ to firing &C guns within the
city limits and the death lists al
ways following such celebrations
given as reason for thse r<ere. II
past years the local telephone com
rany has been crippled ~ cables
being pierced BY bullets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31

Masks and other weird "spook'
effects were being passed over the
counters Of Brownsville stores
Wednesday morning. From witch
es on the broom with tall peaked
hats TO other make-ups that would
make the redoubtable Brom Bones
or the Legend of Sleepy Hollow
take to his heels were brought out
and tried for effect.
A large mingling Of these odd
creatures will more than probably
take place on the downtown streets
Wednesday night as has been the
custom in past years.
A number Of private parties also
were to be held and others have
been planned for Thursday and
Friday night.
Lieutenant Of Police y. y. Arm
strong issued q statement that
while certain degree of merri-
mcnt was expected Of the Halo
ve'er crowds Wednesday night. all
evidences OF rowdyism and de-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31
Woman Burned Self To Prove Spirit Love-
Illinois Police
Hear Wierd Tale
Of Girl Victim

LAKE BLUFF, ILL.,, Oct. 31.--(P)-Sefto ftorture by
fire to prove her faith in spirit love- advanced to-
day to explain the strange of Miss Ereida Knaak
30yearold Sunday school teacher and book agent.
1t was wierd, uncanny explanation full of holes
and wide to practcaminded police skepticsm; but
it from the lips of Miss Knaak herself, lying
death from burns mysterousy inflicted in the basement
of the Lake Bluff police station sometime Monday night.
Physicians unconvinced
ITO believe her story said Dr. A. j. Risinger at
tending her, 'you would have to believe these facts
THAT she first placed foot then the other in
the furnace and kept them there for little time that
she thrust her head and and held them there
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-31
LIGHT, WATER
PLANTS SOLD
AT HARLINCEN
Record Vote Gives 223
Majority Favorin g
Acceptance of Big
Offer For Utilities
Especial to The Herald


HARLINGEN, Oct. S1.-Harlinren
today was prepared for the begin
ning OF new era in municipal af-
fairS with the passing out of the
hands Of the city Of the municipal
water and light plant, following the
election here yesterday.
A record vote OF I.143 was cast in
the election, representing n large ner
cent Of the total vote or the city.
The vote for sale Of the plant was
223 larger than that opposed 10 H..
the final count showing vote Of
i60 against the sale. and 6S3 for it,.
The vote brings 20 an end agita-
tion that has continued here almost
continuously over a period OF six
wears on the question Of selling the
plant.
To Close Up Deal
II IS to be taken over by the Cen
tral Power and Light company as
soon a. the legal details can be ar
ranged. the final papers drawn up
and signed, and the actual transfer
made.
Citizens Of Harlingen who favor
ed sale OF the plant prepared to en-
Joy the feeling Of removing a debt
~ Sl.5s0,000 from their shoulders
by the sale Of the plant. Those who
opposed the sale were preparing n
become reeonciled to the outcome. IS
they had stated before the election
they would do.
Mayor s. Finley Ewing of Harlin-
gen today in commenting on the
election said: Il feel that the citi-
zens of Hsrlingen have acted wisely
IN voting 10 sell the plant, and am
tContInued on page two.J