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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-19
WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

j. w Wilson arrived in Junear rom seattle on the Northwestern last night. Mir. Wilson is a speciai territorial officer and has beer south for several weeks attending to business pertaining to his of flee.
 Mrs. William Garster returned n o m e aboard the Northwestern rem six weeks stay in Seattle Mrs. Garster accompanied a pa- tient south from the St. Ann's Hos pltal and while in the States visit ed friends and enjoyed a short va. cation before returning to Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-19
TO MAKE AIR TERMINUS
 HERE REVEALED
Seattle Juneau Line Assur- ed, Says the Agent of
 Union Air Lines

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 The Seattle-Juneau air service Will be reality before the sum- mer of 1929, according to Ralph
 Sandbank, representative of the Union Air Lines, who arrived here last night and will remain here several days conferring with the Chamber of Commerce and other local interests. He has just com pleted a satisfactory survey of Ketchikan where he found senti- ment entirely favorable to the project.
 The company was organized last August and is a consolidation of the Capital Air Lines of Califor- nias and the West Coast Air Trans
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-19
SURPRISE FOR HOME TOWN

BERLlN-John Powell, Ameri- can pianist. hopes to surprise his nome town, Richmond, Virginia. with a world premiere perform ance or concerto for piano and orchestra which he has been at work composing this summer. He diyulged his plans after giving his first concert since the war in Berlin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-19
CHILE BUYS U. s. PLANES

GARDEN 'CyTY. l.. l., Dec. 19 The Govern ment of Chile has ordered Is observation planes and nine pursuit planes of Am ericsn design and manufacture. The order, placed with the Cur tiss Aeroplane Export Corpora tion, calls for spring delivery
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-19

With larger cultivation. is expect ed to make Rio Grande again an exporter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-19
NOTICE

My office will be closed until January End. adv. DIR. GEO. L.. BARTON.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-19

Ii ry Messerschmidt, Juneau business man and Exalted Ruler of the local Elks lodge. returned from vacation in the States last night on the Northwestern.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-19

Daintiest of Christmas cards. Samples now on display a. the Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-19
In Army Romance

Captain Lyell M. Rader, IT (!eft). and Captain Glady Nina Damon, both of Salvation Army, have announced the, will be married shortly in Chi e.go. The former is nephew ' Paul Rader, the evangelist
 dnternationai Newsresi)
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16

charge of this work for tho thtrd year. Experiments are also being made in soap modelling.
 The camp has been the recipient of several gifts. Mir. Emil shjerden never comes to camp empty handed. Due to his thoughtfulness the camp had a Fourth of July celebration of fire works a Sunday evening dessert Of Ice cream and a marshmallow treat. MT. C. J. Burns brought IS pounds of wieners to camp on Thursday night which gave the girls an outdoor roast upon the hill
 Another friend of the camp gave . couple of woolen blankets for girls unable to bring the number specified in the camp circular. As the girls sleep on army cots without pads the four blankets suggested by the camp committee are none too many for comfort as more than half the warmth afforded by the covers is needed under the sleeper. The blankets are washable and are con. sidered more sanitary than mat. tresses for a camp that admits new people each week.
 As the expense of blankets is keeping many girls away from camp this year the camp would appre. clate any donations of this sort from individuals or organizations.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
NAMES NEW HAVEN MAN C0NSERVA70R.
Attorney Edwin F. Pickett
 Chosen by Judge SlaVin

Waterbury. July 1s LP,--Attorney Edwin F. Pickett of New Haven was named conservator of the estate of
 Miss Martha (. Baldwin of Middle
 bury this morning by Judge Dennis J. Slayin of the probate court Mrs
 Edna C. Wheeler resigned as con- serNator of the estate this morning.
 Miss Baldwin was freed from the state Insane hospital last month by Judge Harry J. Beardsley of the court Of common pleas in a ha beas corpus action started by Mrs. Edna thilds of New Haven, an old friend of Miss Baldwin. A motion for the restoration of property to Miss Baldwin and the motion raising the question of jurisdiction was with drawn.
 Miss Baldwin was taken to the Green Farm Sanitarium and later transferred to the state hospital by the Westport probate court Judge Slavin of this city who has jurisdic- ton over Middlebury named Mrs. Wheeler, a niece, conservator.
 The question of jurisdiction was brought up by Attorney Pickett and sought a decision on whether or not a probate court could proceed with the appointment of a conservator without actual service on the person nvolved.
 It had been expected that the case would have been taken to the su- preme court for a ruling as to | or not such service is nee. l essary. The withdrawal of the mo- ion this morning forestalls such ac- ion.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
ICE FORCED ROMA ID DOOM IN NORTH Dirisible Became Unmanaseable
 Say Those Saved

Moscow, July 16 lPl-The wreck of the Italia, as described by the rescued men aboard the icebreaker krassin to a correspondent for Tass, by a heavy layer of ice which GOV cred the dirigible and made maneuvering impossible. The rescued men told the corres- pondent that everything went well until the balloon and its propellers became heavily encrusted with ice. The dirigible suddenly tilted and caused the catastrophe far from shore. The mechanical apparatus of the Italia worked we'll throughout and all motors functloned until the crash.
 The main stern and motor gon- dolas were wrecked on the ice plane, and the free bag of the dirigible then rose to a great height and was carried off by the wind a considera- ble distance from the Mobile group which were flung to the ice in the gondolas.
 Captain Alberto Mariana, pilot of the dirjgibls, saw smoke when the bag suddenly took a fall This took place half an hour after the crash.
 Despite the catastrophe and the danger in which the party had been placed. Prof F.. Behounek, Czecho- meteorologist, continued his research and scientific study.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
They Once Called Him Skinny" Jim
 Now They Envy His Manly Figure

How often have you envted | muscular, we'll built man who's. very health and vitality seem 10 draw people to him?
 | Girls thrill every time they look at his broad shoulders and superb ly-bullt form. They want to meet him.
 His boss treats him with respect. Ills manly appearance seems to verify his great energy. the amount of push and backbone he has.
 Aren't you sick and tired of talk ing the back seat in life? Get busy, ! ou. too. can have a wonder erful,x developed body with superb m,1scu- lar development.
 Mccoy's Tablets contain scientific ingredients that help put on solid. healthy f1esll-they are marvellous to restore your former energy and viz tality. Ioull like to be the red. plooded he man you should be.
 MCCOY takes all the risk-Read this Tonclad guarantee It after taking { s,r,v zen, hohes Of Mccoy's Tablets or Ona Dollar boxes any thin undervejrht man or woman doesn't gain at least s nound. and feel completely satisfied with the marked improvement in bea1th-your druggist IS authorized to return the mir. chase price.
 The name MeCoy's Cod Liver OH Tab-t lets has been shortened-iust ask fc3I McCoy's Tablets at the Fair Drug Depart- ment or any drug store in America
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
TEXAS GOLFERS SEEK
 i. 0. P. ALLIANCES
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Texas delegation to the democratic national convention against Gov. smith Wene ahead with plans for all leg1ance with the republicans. which they hope to perfect at a meeting here tomorrow.
 Among the plans advanced for the alliance was the proposal to name an anti-Smith group of presidential electors to be substituted for the re- publican electors. While no specific promise came from republican lead CTS on this proposal, the Love fac ton was assured cooperation in the campaign against Smith.
 Among those to joins the bolters over the weekend were Cato Sells, former democratic national commit teeman; Marshall Hicks, San An tonic party leader and Alvin Moody, members of senate executive conn mittee.
 Return of Jed C. Adams, national democratic committeeman, from d meeting of his committee in New York. brought indications of actiy- lty from the camp of the regulars. Mr. Adams said that plans for the presidential campaign in Texas would take definite form in a few days.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
MRS. FRANK MANN WILL
 SUPPORT HERBERT HOOVER
Former National Democratic Com mttteewoman From West Virginia Deserts Party.

Huntington, w. Va, uly 16 Rl-- Mrs. Frank N. Mann, former demo- cratic national committeewoman for West Virginia, today announced she would support Herbert Hoover, re- publican nominee for president, at the November election. Mrs. Mann, an anti-Smith delegate to the Hous- ton convention. was busted as na- tional committeewoman by the Smith delegates, who elected Mrs. Rose Burchinal. Mrs. Mann pro- tested the election, but the state committee upheld the delegation.
 In her statement today, Mrs. Mann called on other democratic women of West Virginia to support Hoover, but to stand by the democratic state ticket. She said she would not sup port Governor Smith because she was "too good democrat to vote for a man who openely says he hates part Of our constitution, who openly bids for repeal of the eighteenth amendment"
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
FINED FOR SPEEDING
Walter B. Nelson of New Haven Assessed S25 and Costs in Town Court This Morning,

Milford, July 10 R-Walter F. Nelson, of a1 Sheffield avenue, New Haven. who was arrested for speed ing following an accident in which Captain Clarence s. Douglass, of the Milford police, was thrown from his motorcycle and slightly injured, was fined s25 and costs in Milford town court this morning.
 According to the police. Nelson was about to have been arrested for speeding and when ordered to pull up to the side of the road in the vicinity of Jefferson Bridge, River street, he continued on his way
 As Captain Douglass again pulled alongside the Nelson car, the auto mobile struck the handlebar of the motorcycle. throwing the police off cer to the ground. His right arm was injured, lis uniform torn and the mudguard damaged The officer was given medical treatment by Dr Carleton K. Heady.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Guardsman Dying After
 Breaking Neck in Dive

New London. July 16 tP)-Suffer- ing from broken neck, sustained yesterday afternoon when he dived from the Crescent Beach pier into few feet of water. striking his head on the firm bottom, Wilfred Breault, 1o, of Willimantic, a first class private in Company C, 169th infantry, C. N. C. is believed to be dying at the Lawrence and Memorl- al Associated hospital here today His entire left side was paralyzed and was in an unconscious condi- tion. The youth, who was with his company in summer encampment at Camp Trumbull, Mantle, is the son of MT and Mrs. Charles Breault of Anthony street, Willimantlc.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
City Items

A daughter, born to Mir. and Mrs Donald Stockwell of cos Monroe street at New Britain General hos. pital at 11:26 yesterday morning died at s:10 last night.
 A woman's dress vas stolen ouf Of an automobile parked in front oi S1 West Main street Saturday night, according to complaint to the polics by Charles Gigi of the New Britain Typewriter Exchange.
 Aster and Foxglove plants. Han sens Perennial Gardens. Church St. Elm Hill.-advt.
 Several companies of firemen an. swercd an alarm from Box s4l at the Washington school at 7:4l o'clock Saturday night, a slight fire having broken out in a tractor in the school yard. There was prac- tically no damage.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Feet That Burn Bu1,ions That Sting
Instant Relief With New Scientific Remedy That Ends All Foot Misery.

There IS no reason why anyone should suffer another day with raf,lfut oatfn-es swollen, stiner, burning, erSprtre feet or foot torture of any kind when VOL can get Instant relief with Ego the new scientific foot remedy.
 Not powder mind you, 10 rlng the pores, hut soothing, h4aliDg. antlseptic purified hahn that gulCkly drtfes out tha csuse Of all painful inflammation
 lt your feet hurt, you limp, and every 1ap is torture, give them an Fze rub tonight and immediately enjoy blessed relief Ts1 Ezo for tired, stlngv sweaty 'eet-use Y to take out all the agony from those painful soft corns, buuiore and calluses You will not ta disappointed The Fa'r Department uill supply yop and guarantees money back f not satisfied.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Gardella Appointed limp
 In New England League

Boston, July 16 P'-President Claude E. Davidson today announc- cd the appointment of Gus Gardeila of Arlington, former Eastern League player. as an umpire in the New England League to succeed Tom Wingate of Manchester. N. II. President Davidson said the change was in accordance with his policy to avoid having utnpiree from cities which have teams in the league.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
MOTHER AND CHILD
 INJURED IN CRASH
New Britain Party On Vacation
 Trip Halted by Smash

Mrs Edward J Zieger Of s1 Mansfield avenue suffered multiple bruises and serious shock, her son Robert two years old, suffered bruises and cuts about the head while her husband, Edward, and Francis Simmons Of 4G4 East street escaped injury in an automobile ln- ]ury on North Colony road between Berlin and Meriden Saturday eve ming at 6:S0 o'clock
 stephen Toleikis. age g years, of IF Lloyd street. New Britain. driver of one Of the two automobiles fig uring in the smash, was arrested on a charge Of driving while under the influence Of liquor. In the Meriden police court this morning, his case was continued until tomorrow. He was allowed liberty under bonds of $500
 The Zieger family with the Sim mons youngster were on their way to Atlantic City and sham oken, Pa, where they planned to enjoy a weeks vacation. As their automo- bile was travelling south along the road. the New Haven car, according 10 the police report, sidcswiped it. After swering to the side of the highway. the car turned over, spill ing the occupants. Zieger claimed that the New Haven car hit his when the driver attempted to turn out of line.
 A companion Of Toleikis left the scene of the accident and the New Haven driver was arrested by po- liceman Ryan. The friend, Benny Maznis of IF Lloyd street, New Haven, appeared at the Meriden po- lice headquarters yesterday after mitted that he had been riding in the car, Gustave Johnson and Ed ward Secon, both Of North Colony road. witnessed the accident.
 Mrs. Zieger was attended by q Meriden physician who advised her to return 10 her home and receive immediate attention from her family doctor. Her son, at the impact Of the crash, was thrown head first through the windshield but, with the exception of slight bruises, the child was not badly hurt Mrs. Zieger's condition today was worse than yesterday. She is said to be suffering from nervous reaction while her body is q mass of black and blue spots, Toleikis, driver of the other car, suffered minor facial bruises.
 Both cars were badly damaged | Zieger's was reduced almost to junk.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Condemned Prisoner
 Asks for Interview

Boston. July 1e lP,-Nathan De- satnick, doomed to die in the cleo fric chair at the state prison this week, today asked for a personal interview with Governor Alvan T. Fuller that he might plead for his life. Desatnick was convicted at Worcester in connection with the death of his baby which was found drowned at Lake Quinsigamond The governor last week refused 10 intervene in Desatnicks behalf when given life imprisonments
 Rabbi Moses l.. Sedar this morn ing placed Desatnick's plea for the interview in the hands of Hermann A. Macdonald, governors secretary.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Three Youths Arrested;
 Trying to Take Auto

Bridgeport, July 16 R-Appre- hended while attempting to take an automobile. the property of Royal T. Starr of State street, three New Haven youths were locked up here today. They are Charles Anderson, 20. of 59 White street, Reuben Gold man, 19, of s5 Prince street and Frederick Roccio. 1e, of s4 Grand avenue
 According to the police, Starr's car was parked in front of his home when the trio climbed in and other wise gave evidence of having designs on it.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
BARELY MISSES DEATH
Carl Bradshaw Escapes With Minor Bruises as Train DemOlishcs Bus He Was Driving.

Merlden. July 16 P-Carl Brad shaw, of 3l2 Elm street, driver for the Walker Stewart Foundry com- pany at Huntsville narrowly escaped death at the company's private crossing of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad when q bus he was operating was demol- ished by a locomotive at o'clock this morning.
 MT Bradshaw had just left load of passengers at the foundry door and was about to put the bus up for the day when the crash came It is believed that the motor stalled as the car was on the tracks. The driver did not see the approaching engine until it was close upon him. He> jumped, escaping with a few minor scratches and bruises,
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Mrs. Swist Sane. Will
 Be Tried for Murder

Bridgeport, July 16 NF--Her sani- ty no longer questioned, Mrs. Ethel Swls', A. will go on trial at the September term of the superior court charged with assault with tn- tent 70 kill Frank Svist. her di- yorced husband.
 Mrs, .Swist was arrested several months ago after shooting her hus- band. Since that time, questions as fo her sanity apose and medical anime her. The commission re- ported back today that she was sane. SWist has remarried since the shoot ing
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Two More Deaths in
 Lee. Mass. Epidemic

Lee, Mass. July 1s TP)-TWo more deaths have increased the to- tai in Lees epidemic of septic sore throat to 20 James Palmer, 7s. and Gordon Palmer, 1G, were the latest victims.
 Estimates place the total number of cases in town at 200. Of this emergency hospital in the high school building
 \ honse-to- house canvass was being made today 10 determine the exact number of cases. Physical examinations may be given all resi- dents of the town so that the cpl demic may be checked.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
MARINES AT NICARAGUA
Two Battaltoms Consisting of 645 Men and 21 Officers Landed at Corinto Today.

Manasua. Nicaragua. July l6 GP>- Two battalions of marines, made up of 645 enlisted men and q officers drafted from the ships of the battle fleet, arrived at Corinto today aboard the supply ship Medusa. Their arrival brought the total of marines in Nicaragua to 302 officers and 5,S1S enlisted men. One bat tallon came to Managua and the other will take post soon at Leon.
 Another arrival was Dr. Harold w. Doons, professor of politics at Princeton University. He will act as advisor to Brig. Gen. Frank Mccoy in supervising the elections. Prof. Doons was the author of the law under which the Nicaragua elections were held in 1924
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
FIRE BOARD TO MEET

The fire board will hold a special meeting either today or tomorrow SO that the business transacted may be completed before the common council meeting Wednesday evening, Applications for places on the substi- tute list, with which the fire board has been flooded, will be considered and the approved applicants ex- amined at a meeting of the fire board Tuesday evening at 7:3O.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
PLAN B|G FUNERAL
 FOR MEXICAN ACE
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the air corps at the funeral there.
 The route of the special train has not been announced but the war de- partmcnt is planning to accord full military honors at every station where there is garrison. Troops will be paraded on the station plat forms to render honors to the dead as the train passes through.
 It was explained today at the state department that when Presi dent Coolidge rendered the use of the hattleship Florida to President Gales to carry Captain Carranzas body back to his native country, a supplemental offer of q special train to be provided by the Washington government was made through Ann bassador Morrow in Mexico City
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
"NO COMMENT" sPELLAcY

Hartford, July 16 Pp-Thomas T. sSpellaev, democratic national com nitteeman from Connecticut had no comment 10 make today on the com munlcatlon sent out by John J. Ras- koo, chairman of the national com mlttee, to the members of the ccm- mlttee relative to the prohibition situation When I returned from the beach at noon today ] found the letter from Chairman Raskob on my desk said Mir, Spellacy. T have no comment to make at this time," he continued
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Mexico Saddenet1

Mexico City. July IS (UP)-slow ly Mexico is coming to the realiza ton that her most famous aviator Captain Emilio Carranza, is dead. His death was so sudden-he was found about an hour out of New York after he had started on a flight from Roosevelt Field to Mexico City that the nation had difficulty srasping the fact that Carranza was dead. He was a national figure, 2 hero and now a national martyr.
 Relatives Unnerved
 Carranza's mother and his young wife, the wife to whom te was fly ing and for whom he disreearded weather conditions on his tragic las, flight, are much unnerved but try ing 10 bear up strongly under their sri'f. Thousands Of messa ges of confidence are coming in to then
 Among the most recent messas ses Was one from Col, Charles A. Lind bergh which read.
 The loss Of Carranza is regret l''i 'f i'otli fNl'lfS pt tfit Itlo 1TG 111t. His life was dedicated to his coun- try"
 There is no question but what the funeral Of the popular young flyer will be one of the most remarkable in the nations history. Already 50,- 0oN Workmen have indicated they will take part in the procession while numerous organizations are making plans for part
 Thus far Carranza has been post promoted to a major-a natural promotion owing to his flight to the United States-but oth- er honors have been held Tn abey. ance, including one 10 give him the rank of general.
 Plan Monument
 Likewise other plans for honors have been held off. Included fin these plans is one to have the ruins of the Ryan monoplane placed in he National Museum and also to have 8 monument erected at the head of the runway at Nalbuena flying field-the runway from which rarranza started his flight to the L -nited States.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
NAUGHTY, NAUGHTY

Budapest, Hungary. July 1e fTP) Angry housewives, whose husbands were negl-cting their meals to watch girl swimmers from windows of houses near a local swimming pool. caused 8 policewoman to raid the pool and force the girls to don bath Ing suits. discarded because Of the terrific heat
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
HJERPE-NORNfAN

Miss Esther Hildegard Norman of a1s Stanley street and Bert Ayel of Hjerre o: 3s Bingham street will be married Friday evening at .:3o o'clock at the parsonage of the Swedish Lutheran church, The couple will make their home in this city.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16

should Mexican officials prefer that method of transportation. After con- sideratlon, the Mexican government decided rail transportation would be more suitable for its purpose.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16

Miss Vera Osman of A. Cieszynski X Sons has returned from Grand Rapids, Mich, where she attended the summer market and national re- tail furniture institute.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16

Miss Ruth Simons of the city court clerks office has returned from a few days sojourn at Ocean Beach, New London.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Personals

Miss Gladys, Stevens, Miss Marie Jester, Miss Olga Marchesi, Mss Doris Horsfall and Miss Emily Sue Hodges have returned from a house party held last week at Lake Poco- topaug. Miss Hodges of Ports- mouth. Virginia, is spending the summer as the guest of Miss Hors- fall.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16

Lieut.. Fred Linn and Firemen Andrew Mahaley, David Moore. Alexander Beatty, John Egan and Jacob Heck are on their annual ya- cations this week,