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Evening star., 1928-05-26
P0INCARE HOPES
FOR WINES IN u. S.
Premier Tells Grape Growers There
Is Chance for Change in
Dry Cause.

Correspondence of the Ass0eiste Press.
PARIS. Premier Raymond PoincaTe.
vino IL reputeo 10 De reasonably dry
and usually drinks water, Is. neverthe~
less, solieitous Of the prosperity Of the
French wine industry and doesn't de-
spsif of America changing her ways
in respect 10 prohibition.
All countries have the right 10
iegiaiatE as they see Mt" he told an
audience in the southern French wine
region, but IL isn't forbidden IN hope
That some day even America will admit
there H. truth in the saying of o
charming Angio-saI0n poet concern
ing wins: ] am Health, ! am Heart
l en Lite (which he quoted in good
EnglishJ" /"
He went on " aay that IL wine were
harmful IL would be kn0wn. One
would hsye known IL long agtJ"
fe SAID the recently created Inter
patlonai Wine Bureau was NJ work and
we will continue 10 defend wine and
seek 10 convince those who speak III
u IT,"
hii this, Of course, wss comfort IA
thoss VINO live by this vineyards and
the wine Trade which have suffered
from the dTynehs of America
Evening star., 1928-05-26
CAMERAMAN WINS
RACE WITH FILMS
John 0ored Beats Compel
itors Five Days in
5000 Mile Trip.
Sy the Associated Press.

nv the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May G6. S00-mile
race from the Arctic circle was won yes
Ferday by John Dored. staff camersmsn
of the Paramount News and Associated
Press. with the first pictures of the
landing In Spitgbergen of Capt. George
wilkins and Lieut. Carl Eielson after
their flight from Alaska over polar re-
gions
BY steamer. launch, dog sled, automo-
bile train and aiTplane Dored raced to
win q clean beat of Ave days on one OF
the outstanding news stories of the year
An hour after the films were landed
here yesterday they were developed and
on their way to newspapers and thea
ferS throughout the country,
Ran His Own Race.
MANY news photographers had caught
pictures OF the polar aviators when they
landed at Spitzbergen and all had en-
harked on the icehreaker Hobby. which
brought them to contact with civilization
at TromSoe q little seaport in northern
Norway
From that point Dored ran his own
race. with his competitors following the
safer and established routes. Doreo
went over the SaQe OF the hoppy lnto
fishing launch and set of for an lS-
hour cruise through storm and drifting
Spring ice. Half-frozen and hungry, he
scrambled over the muSh ice to the
mainland again. where he found dog
sled and driver. chartered by radio ano
courier
An eight-hour crosS-country ride be-
hind the dogs brought Dored to an au-
tomoblle that had been waiting for a
cav In two hours csreenins ride
over Spring -rutted roads brought them
over the 80 miles TO Narvik.
Used Plain and Boat.
Narvik is the railroad of the Swedish
Railway, and Dored was 20 hours ahead
of competition The night train took
two DAYS 10 bring him to Stockholm ano
another day and a night saw him IN
Berlin. He few to Paris and caught the
AQuitania at Cherbourg,
The first of his rivals reached Cher-
bours 10 hours after the ship sailed, ano
so had to wait for a later and slower
vessel. A seaplsne met the Aquitania
in the lower harbor yesterday and the
precious film was transferred u 1t. The
plane alighted in the Hudson River ano
. speed boat shot the package ashore.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
URGES HAMILTON FISH
FOR VICE PRESIDENCY
Representative Knutson Says Aa~s
Yorker Has Support In
Western States.

By the Associated Press.
A claim that Representative Hamilton
Fish of New York has received assur-
ance OF support from a number OF West
ern States for the Republican vice pres
idential nomination Is made by Repre-
sentative Knutson, Republican, Mime
sofa
After interviewing Republican leaders
in Minnesota. Illinois, Nebraska. Indi-
ana, Missouri. Oklahoma. Colorado,
Kansas and Nevada, Knutson said In
statement yesterday that he had been
convinced that Fish's candidacy had
assurance of support from all these
States He added that Fishs poll of 40
per cent OF the Republican vote In the
Oregon primaries. entered at the last
moment" by the New Yorker, exhibited
his strength in the West.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
ITALY BARS SPECTATORS
AT SENSATIONAL TRIALS
Courtrooms will Be Closed in
Many More Cases, Order
Requires.
Correspondence of the Associated Press

Correspondence OF the Associated Press,
ROME.-The good. old Italian phrase
lin camera" will henceforth be applied
TO many more court cases than hereto
fore. An order of Minister OF Justice
Rocco DEGREES that CLOSED doors" viii
be the rule every time that publicity
OF the facts In the case might produce
q weakening of the moral tone OF the
spectators
Moreover. court audiences in future
are to be more carefully supervised
Bailiffs, ushers and others. charged with
maintaining order before the tribunals
are instructed to see that no previously
convicted persons, or individuals. ''undeF
gpecial surveillance" Of the police. OF
women OF questionable character shall
be admitted.
Finally. special seats shall be set
aside only for the press and the mem
berg of ths bar, thus doing away with
the society gallery" of highly placed
ladies. The standing rule that any
public manifestation OF any sort shall
BE- strictly forbidden and severely re-
pressed" is reiterated with renewed
yigor.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
CRASH CAUSES TIE-UP.

Street car t.afie vas tied up for
nearly 10 minutes on New York avenue
east OF Fifteenth street at o'clock TINS
morning when a street car and de-
livery wagon OF the Connecticut Cop
perthite Pie Co. collided, breaking q
wheel OF the latter and forcing 1t
against a car-loading platform which
was badly damaged.
The wrecked truck with its cargo OF
sies spilled in every direction pro-
+ Hded over the car tracks and had 70
b. removed by q railway company
wrecking crew before trafiic could be
resInkd. Scores of passengers in a
dozen cars halted by the accident left
the cas- and took to the sidewalks.
Tfe driver Of the pie wagon explained
that he was making a turn from one
side of New York avenue TO the other
when a west-bound Navy Yard car
struck him.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
LONDON AWAITS NEWS.
No Reports Received to Indicate Dan
ger for Dirigible.

LONDON, May 26 Cpl.-Up to 4 am
today nothing has reached London
from any source revealing the where
ahouts OF the polar dirigible Italia.
While there was a possibility that she
has encountered serious trouble from
the strong northwest winds around
Spitzbergen, there were no reports here
which would even suggest that the snip
was In danger.
A late Reuter- dispatch from Kings
Bay confirms earlier Associated Press
adviceS that the Mobile base ship Citta
Di Milano would wait untu noon before
attempting to go In search of the air
craft. But experts believe that the
steamer would not be able TO get
through the ice barrier extending from
Spitzbergen to Northeast Island.
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen quoted telegram from
Kings Bay as saying that rising storm
confronted the dirigible Italia. 1t added
that unless blown out of her course. the
Evening star., 1928-05-26

y
Chaplin said she could not understand
why she had been called. She said she
knew little about Solovich and never
had heard OF Clark.
Clark Admits Staying.
Clark told authorities he killed Solo,
vich while en- route from Los Angeles 10
Salt Lake City by automobile. January
last. because of Solovich's objectionable
conduct. SoIovich was known To have
left Los Angeles with considerable cash
with the announced intention OF buy
ing a ranch in Utah. The state con-
tends that robbery was the motive for
Staying, alleging that about $4,000 found
in Ciark's pockets, had been taken
from Soloyich.
An announcement by Fred Keller,
district attorney, that he also planned
10 call Chaplin. brought statement
from attorneys for the Aim comedian
and mis- former wife that neither could
be compelled 10 go outside the State
70 testify.
Statement by Attorneys.
The attorneys said the Chapiins.
80 far as they knew. could testify TO
nothing Of importance and probably
would ignore any suDpeonas.
With the jury completed, the f1rst
witnesses were summoned 70 testify
today. Defense counsel has indicated
Clark will plead self defense.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
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Evening star., 1928-05-26

and ass seconds and the record for
range by 24e miles.
The old endurance fight record 'of
il hours II minutes l8 seconds was
set at San Diego Calf. July 3, 1927,
by Lieut.. 3. j Connell and Aviation
Pilot s. r. Pope The range recrOd ~
994 miles was set by Richard Wagner
and George Vinsmaier In n Swiss
FORMER seaplane with flying time of
II hours.
Lieut. Zues Soucek piloted the XPN-i2
on her record-breaking attempt with
Lisle j. Maxon as assistant pilot and
G. G. Proley as machinist.
The attempt to break the records wsa
made without any previous public an
nouncement The fight was without
untoward incident
Evening star., 1928-05-26
CEREMONIES PLANNED
FOR GIRL SCOUT TROOP
0rganiza alton officials to Induct
New Captain Into office at
Lyon Park Today.

The retiring commissioner OF Girl
Scouts OF the District OF Columbia, Mrs.
H. H. FIather. and the new first deputy
commissioner, MRS b. f. Cheatham,
wife Of Gen. Cheatham, u. s. A., and
Field Capt. Eleanor Lewis. will visit
Troop 3s, assembling at Lyon Park. Va.
this afternoon. and will install the new
captain, Miss Marjorie Shuster
The ceremonies will be held al the
Community House In Lyon Park, be-
ginning at 2:30 o'clock. following which
tea win be served by Girl Scouts of the
troop who are competing for the hostess
merit badge under the direction of Mrs
Robert Ieukel
Evening star., 1928-05-26
GREEK ENVOY TO SPEAK

charalanlbos Simopouios Greek MIN"
ister To the United States. will deliver an
address at memorial services In St So
pnia Greek Orthodox Church. ll0s
Eighth street, tomorrow morning At II
O'Clock. large delegation OF Ameri-
can veterans Of Hellenic descent, mem.
bers of the Greek legation staff and
ofiicials OF the American Legion are To
Darticipate
Evening star., 1928-05-26

Continued from First Page
feet inches; maximum width, 64 feet
maximum speed, 81 miles an hour: use
fu cargo capacity approximately 8
tons.
The dirigible was built of steel tub
ing about three-quarters Of an inch in
diameter fastened firmly by rivets and
Yields into the steel keel above. The
ship.
The Italia has three motors, two side
by side amidships, and one below the
keel aft
Evening star., 1928-05-26
ROME NOT ALARMED.
Italians Confident Italia Can Fight
Way Back.

ROME. May 2s LP).-Oficial Italy
was confident today that the dirigible
Italia would fight her way through fog
and against heavy winds to safety.
Despite bad weather reports from the
polar region and the majority of the
weather bureaus in Northern Europe,
the aeronautic ministry was keeping
the hopes of many inquirers buoyed up
with the assertion that Gen. Mobile
could not be far from his base. The
ministry said that even If the Italia
was in storm. she had already shown
such airworthineSs that there was no
danger to the general and the crew.
Some anxiety was felt during the
night when It was learned that the
Italias radio had long been silent, but
the tone of Official reports from Kings
Bay today was that there was no rea-
son for undue alarm.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
SHIP SLIDES DOWN HILL.
Correspondence OF The star

Correspondence OF 1he Star.
SPRINGFIELD Mass From the
hilltop 10 the valley runs the tale Of The
launching Of the good ahip Caroline,
40-foot Norwegian ketch. which James
II. Jones and his son. William @. Jones.
have built at their home on the top
OF Sand Hill. West Springfield
The big boats keel was laid three
years ago. and construction has been
completed In odd hours night and day.
A truck fitted with a winch was used
10 drag the Caroline out of the yard
into the road, where It was lacked up
onto a low dray equipped with disc
wheels. This was towed down 10 the
old ferry ship in Chlcopee. where II was
placed In the water.
The boat In of the same type az that
In which 9 group of Norwegian sailors
crossed the Atlantic several years ago
Evening star., 1928-05-26

her birthday anni-
verssry one day in
advance with a
luncheon at Buck
ingham p q ! a c e.
Her guests includ-
ed King George,
Crown Prince Gus
tay A d o p h OF
Sweden. Princess
Ingrid Of Sweden,
{ he Prince of
Wales and various
other members OF
the British royal
family.
The King and
Queen Will spend
the w hit suntide
holidays at Sand :
ringham. returning
ay The Prince of
Evening star., 1928-05-26

Chaplin, yesterday.
found the divorced
wife of the movie
comedian u n d c x
subpoena by the
defense.
After the sub
peona was issued
for MRS. Chaplin,
Lewis Larson, chief
Of defense counsel.
said he may also
call her former hus-
band along with
others from the
film colony at Hol-
lywood, Calf. In
formed at her home
In Los Angeles that
she was wanted Is
y HAn~s
Evening star., 1928-05-26

Djdtlts Id tluE0 WI
the flying field oi
the Philadelphia
Navy Yard at 3:47
am. Eastern stand
ard time. the pos
SCISSOR OF two new
world recor d s
The plane hat
been in The ali
II h ours 81
minutes and 1876
seconds and flown
a. distance Of l.242
miles.
II OFOke TIE FSC-
ord for continuous
fight with q "use-
ful l0ad" of 1,00f
Kilograms by {
1 a. s.E,
Evening star., 1928-05-26
SEXES LIKE SAME TOYS.
Boys and Girls Now Choose Like
Playthings.
ol ,he AssoeLated press.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
CHICAGO,-~When little girls had
pigtails and little boys wore velvet suits
each had their own type of toys.
But those days are gone. Boys and
girls choose the same kind of play
things now, said toy manufacturers
who attended a national gathering in
Chicago
Construction games. aviation toys
and sidewalk wheel vehicles lead the
preference OF both sexes.
Among the card games, Old Maid
as old as its name, remains the prime
fayorite.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
In the Mountains Of Virginia

. hfyees llilista cat,ageg, nesr nrkuey
Valley turn wast 1T MT, Iae6aon, Va, Zine
rnada 4 uniaua resnlt, Wonderful scenery,
This call Vt The mnuntainaH nature, anaa
fnud, ntlfn air, wlii reiuvenata ypls a. huleh
~ nlayRfnunda. swimming nnNi uuldnnt
Amns9menta, American plan, KAhu par dRx.
MIRA WILLIAM H. HhYEh owners, rast a.
nees, aithgf Nj Jackson Maeania of Orkney
Evening star., 1928-05-26
cASTLEMAN,s nm

noinntAI resAft neag uHenaant, an Ahsaane
donh river, valley, mNnnIAln ANd water bueii-
aly, shadad afnQnd, dfiyps HAhing, hnatlnE
1iHn. lnyAiills uF tnhntelliafA takWit Nin anu
BIS 9aF mHeh up ~ DapatlhHr \ h mnVhlAl
Evening star., 1928-05-26
Queen Mary, 81 Years Old, Advances
Celebration Because of Visit to Country

Wales will leave Sandringham tomor-
row for Scarborough, where the British
Legion. of which he is president, opens
It's convention Monday
Evening star., 1928-05-26

A New York automatic compressed sir
portable handsaw saws wood, stone or
metal 20 times faster than the manual
method and without fatiguing the
WorkeT
Evening star., 1928-05-26
TWO NEW RECORDS
SET BY SEAPLANGE
Endurance and Distance
Marks Shattered by Navy
Craft in Philadelphia.

By the Assnofsted p~es-
PHILADELPHIA, May Apparent
Iv forced down by heavy mist which
had hampered its fight for two 1ouys
the XPN-l2. a new type Of naval Ssa-
Evening star., 1928-05-26
SLAY|NG DEFENSE
CALLSL|TA CHAPLIN
Counsel OF Confessed Slayer
May Subpoena Movie
Folk.
By the Associated Press

y. ine Ahkac1S&u Ffeek.
MANTI, Utah, May 26.-Summoning
Of witnesses for the trial here of Sheldon
Clark, confessed slayer Of Don Solovich,
former butler IN the home OF Lita Grey
Evening star., 1928-05-26
UOLNNIAL hEACH, va,
COLONIAL. BEACH HOTEL

10 miiea from Washington, an the hiatarin
futomho, with itk hahinb crAhhlnG, satt
water hgthns, laneine. hofsa, ha1e rilta,
Natnf, pias hosptaiiX, inyitas sau fpg ,YoW
vacation itnuklet Telephone FRANK q
hIAKlarnNH Owner antl Mar ant
Evening star., 1928-05-26
By the Associated Press

LONDON, May 26.-Queen Mary was
6l years old today. but because she
intended to go to the royal country
estate at Scandinavian she celebrated
Evening star., 1928-05-26
Open Road in Europe.

Correspondence or the Associated Press.
PARIS--Au hllsses are running
from Paris TO Amsterdam and Cologne.
each carrying 20 passenger.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
AMUNDSEN MAY GO
TO SEEK MOBILE;
BASE SHIP TO SAIL

lcontinued from First Page. J
Evening star., 1928-05-26

Jewels are only appropriate on octa-
sions, valuables in safety deposit vaults
give security but do not add daily
beauty to your family life or to the
enjoyment of your friends. Your
home--that is where happiness lies for
you and for others. There is where
YOU can create material evidences TO
reflect your lies work, years of vision
and providence. Upon its rustic sim
pie beauty or exquisite formal lowell
ness you may rely for daily dividends
of joy~~-contentment. Rock Creek
Park Estates with its one hundred
rolling acres. which are truly part OF
Rock Greek Park, was created to at
ford You a permanent home setting,
one that while allowing you every
The Alaskan., 1928-11-30
Wrangell Five Coming

W:angell High School basketball five will tie into the local Hi five next Friday and Saturday they will tangle with the City five The Wran- gell team has a reputation of know ing and playing basketball. With the local team under direction of Ames and Warfeld it is expected that Wrangell is due for atrimming. The local team is made up as fol- lows Mjurod, center, Shanquanie. Runstad, Mcdonald, Ness and M IT. gan, forwards; Waswick, Kahkle !, Gordon and Jackson, guards.
 The game starts promptly at S: o'clock. Every one with local priae urged to support the team.
The Alaskan., 1928-11-30
Extensive Improvements
 Planned at Variety

Rasmus Tnge says that Peters burg deserves a Motion Picture Theatre as magnificent in it's way, as the great film palaces boasted by the larger clies outside
 Mr. Enge has about completed the remodeling of the front of the Variety ~heatre and will start shortly on the interior, which will when finished and furnished, give lccal Theet goers 3 taste of the newest in ar>hitecture and the finest
 Finest in construction and equip ment. A Theatre that would be a land mark in a much larger town
 If builders and public spirited citizens generally, do as much for the home town a. has Mr Enge, Petersburg will be due for new era Of Identification.
 The constantly improving taste in local building IS 9 very encourag- Ing feature of the towns progress.
 The town already has a very ere ditable lot Of business buildings, the CIV Variety will add another step toward givirg metropolitan beauty to the amusemnt places of the town.
 The Variety will be indirectly lighted, ventilated with the latest approved system, comfortable at all times.
 Tho stage will be large enough to accomodate any stage production that may come this way.
 Wiring will be installed in 8 way that will permit the addition Of new improvements as they prove their worth.
 Seating arrangements will be made for 6O5 persons including lodge seats.
The Alaskan., 1928-11-30
Bazaar Was Success

The Annual Bazaar and supper given at the Sons of Norway hall Saturdau night was a gratifying success. $643 20 net was realized Dy the Community League for both sup per and bazaar. Sales at the Pris- cilla Club booth amounted to ap- proximately $6O00.
 Lucky winners were: Ole Holm, candle holders; Mary Hofstad color ed Luncheon set; Mrs. A. o. Elstad, Floor lamps; H. Gjerde, Cut out Luncheon set; and Olaf Olson, two ono week passes to the MacGregor Members of the Community League wish herewith to thank all the busi- ness men ard every individual for their generous donations in articles, cash, and food as we'll as the volun- teers who assisted in the work. We also wish to express our appreciation of the splendid patronage shown us, by the public.
The Alaskan., 1928-11-30
DonnaBelle Ravens

The littl1 infant child, Donna Belle, about six weeks of age pass CT away last Monday about 9:3O A. M. She has never been real we'll since a pr mature birth, and in spite of all that Medical and loving care could do, she returned to the Gar den of God from which she was spared so short time to bless and brighten the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Frank R. Ravens. The parents and daughter Frances ac- companied the little body to Everett Cn the s. S. Alaska, where interment will be made and where they will visi. for a month before returning hone Always the passing of such young children particularly, brings to our mind he passage of Scripture where Jesus Suffer the little ones to come unto me, for of such is the Kingdom. of heaven"
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. Ravens extend their heartfelt .yI1- parny in this sad hour
The Alaskan., 1928-11-30
Blanchard Raises New
 Type of Dahlia

One of the most interesting things seen at the Southeastern Alaska fai1 was the large yellow hybrid cactus dahlia, a seedling, which was originated by w. c. Blanchard, of skagway, in 1924 It is, as yet, un- named and MT Blanchard suggested to the members of the committee that it might be interesting to have a name contest for children in this division, filth some recognition to be given the chird who submitted the most appropriate name for the new flower.
The Alaskan., 1928-11-30
Timely Tips For Gun
 Toters

Don't get aboard any kind of boat anywhere wearing a vest O; coat filled with shot gun shells.
 Don't get into tender going or coming with loaded gun, and don't allow loaded gun aboard your boat
 Don't walk in font of or behind another hunter with a loaded gun in hand you may stumble, and never shoot toward the brush before you look see. You gre not the only hunter in the woods.
 There is plentiful supply Of game in the country and you will find that the cool. lookfrst fellCw always gets his share.