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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

floors sheilacked. vanished and waxed. Drop
card to J. A Downing. 1l55 4th st. ne "a
KEYsRupliSate KEYS. q cents; made dG while
iS21ls New York ave. NV. Fr: 3oo5: -
delivery service; lawn rollers for rent, sl7
Lawn MOVERS sharpened, repaired. re- re-
Hutchins Co. 1918 G St. NV. Main sss:
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED, rebuilt. re-
A aENiHi s1s Il Y. ave NV; Franklin 77o7.
PAINTING, PAPERING; decorating; interioE
G end s sxeT hT P Ph6ns Col tsss
PAINTING, paperhanging, roof ;, repairing;
used. Call me for estimates; VIM. Gross
PAINTING, DECORATING, interior, exte-
.rior: it pays to deal direct with MECHANICS;
R sfsnF sdaqa Just ask
PAINTING. PAPERING-For neat. clean
work call Adams 5oo6. Low, prices. quick
service. Gordon Bros, 632 Col. I'd. my27.
PAINTING with best lead paint; earpen9t sI
9135 till pm.
PAINTING-Int. ana ext, house painting.
PAU Serene. 1903 N. Cap st. Main IoiS7
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. guaran-
teed work: reasonable rates; estimates giye so
point up where necessary and paper aver
Butch Boy esd
ot shs4es
Co. Inc, BIT 9th St NV. Main TAFT.
PAPERHANGING. painting, hot-water heat,
etsSsFasy our S Special
ton on all work this week only. Cash or
baeS Can MAIN sSs o0s g. fne
18th st. NV. 22-
PAPERHANGTNG-Prom reliable service
ss.@ 0T prices c f6Sf GS ss4s Get
PAPERHANGING rooms, Sc up; painting.
int. exter.; mastering. repairing; low Spring
estimates. J. Hulin. Pot. 4S74. 20'
p dT as snd work "p Sons
1853 10th st. NV. Adams 7l49.
PAPERHANGING, painting. piastering. IS
sno Pumps mP ssa7 Gas axe Adams sssi
PkPERHANGING = Rooms capered. IS and
4; T; de9TSe- a12s 18th st. NV Apt
PAPER1NG rooms and 2-story hall; 500:
newest patterns, latest PLASTIC s. psint textures;
general piano repairs and rebuildings ,., &c;
work PRICES
service Col 5s40, and Pot. e89-W
PLUMBING. HEATING. OIL BURNING. Re
pairs and installations. Found reliable for
50 years J. r. Guerin. 412 E. Cap. Lin. SAT-
ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING. suffering.
ypoutinE, damp proving walls: reasonable
prices North 53l4. day or night. Ajax
Roofing Co, 203s 18th st. NV.
UPHOLSTERING. slip covers. draperies
made to order: low prices. Standard Up
holstery Co.. 4o3 18th ST. Main 1902. 20.
WINDOW SHADES and screens made to
order; will call to estimate. Butler Sons,
1851 Good Hope I'd. Lincoln 1928.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

BEGIN NOW TO PREPARE FOR CENSUS
THE civil SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, sc. cor. 18th & NV. Met. 1887.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY WITH
your car. Georgia 1689-W.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE, WORTH
while profession for men and women. Ex-
pertly taught at the MABELLE HONOUR
5sE easses ST. 18th Easy st.
IF YOU DESIRE START IN THE COM
merical world with a vocation that is disni-
fed. pleasant employment, easy and mex
pensive try private telephone operating. OK
ford Bldg. cor. 14th and N. Y. ave.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY; IL
censsd LADY and nSss men , Instructors = Can CON-
quire about or new method: licensed white
men: established 10 years. Call Lin. 50.
DRAFTsMEN EARN $40 TO 500 PER WEEK.
We teach you drafting at home in spare
time; small monthly payments. We guar
s ssee 1ddTess Box i4W Star oee
days, s25 week" Another. Passed civil-sery::
ice stenographic examination months night
school," Another: az weeks day school. now
earning $1,000 year" BOYD sraduatss In
s scE iorn Aeesredited. 1855 & NV. NJ 2sss
MEN q WOMEN. MAKE BIG MONEY BE
ing q beauty culture instructor; earn Wnlle
you learn; only school teaching Partisan
system by correspondence or reSidenaSe' Sgna
8 Street. Wash, d. c. Booklet. Potomac
AVIATION LECTURE ToNIGHT; Pm;
Public invited. D. G. AIR LEGION 1919
WHY NOT PREPARE FOR A POSITION IN
the Census ofaceg We have prepared otnebs
esenias SESSION. sSad ay yOp session.
Woods Commercial School. 81 e. Cap. st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

COMPETENT HELR furnished daily: posi-
lions open daily. mat. Personnel Bureau.
Room al. laos Eye St NV M 582l.
STENOGRAPHERS. .BOOKKEEPERS, TYP
lists. male and female, needed to supply the
i.4Oo firms that use this once regularly as
their employment dept. In the past nve
positions: no charge unless placed: Wash
ington Employment EXCHANGE. 2l4 Nat. Press
Bldg, 14th and F Main 248o.
POSITIONS S:ss 80 aSesan' ty Gss
bookkeepers, clerks. statesmen. etc. Free reg
istration. Boyd's, 1888 @ NV. Main 1883.
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ENGINEERING GRADUATES.
A LARGE CORPORATION RE-
QUIRES SEVERAL YOUNG MEN
TO TRAIN FOR RESPONSIBLE
POSITIONS. STATE EXPER-
FENCE. AGE, HEIGHT. WEIGHT,
COLLEGE DEGREE RECEIVED
AND YEAR OF GRADUATION.
ADDRESS BOX 286-V,
STAR OFFICE.
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SECURITY statesmen.

We can use several security statesmen on
an attractive proposition controlled by local
men; large commission paid; give references.
Address Box 27l-X, Star Office. 20e
statesmen, with experience, pref
erably in oil or autos, accustomed to
making real money. Men now en-
ployed can undoubtedly better their
earnings. Unusual opportunity to
secure distribution territory, with
weekly repeat business, making pos
sible net income of $500 per week.
Call Room Az Southern Bldg, $3.50
20 o:3O am, Mon, Tues, Wed. 2l+
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Never mail original recommendations when
answering advertisements for empIopmeHI'
USE COPIES.
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RADIO statesmen = Only
men with experience in radio
need apply; no outside work;
salary exceptional; opportunity
for advancement. See Mr..
Wallack or Mr.. Chaser, Star
Radio. 400 18th st.
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PERSONAL.

is cents per line additional to the
| regular line rate.
FOR ADOPTION, FOUR NICE BABY BOYS,
three months old and one z years DID,
Phone Georgia 405l
VIOLET RAY, ELECTRIC TREATMENTS;
graduate nurse. 939 New York ave. NV
Apt 3; over dentist. %
WHY ENLARGED TOE JOINTS OR OTHER
foot troubles? Consult Foot Correction Lab
oratory, 612 NV, Suite lO6, ground moor
WOMAN driving to Columbus, Ohio, We'd
nesday morning will take one passenger;
references required. Cleve. 1884.
A "NATURELLE' PERMANENT WAVE FOR
$40; o beautiful, natural-ike wave that re-
uuires no finger waving; the sensation OF the
year; done by graduate operators only; ABOUT
half the price charged elsewhere Phone i9r
OUR GRADUATE SCHOOL. 1925 N. H. ave.
PAINTING DONE ON EASY MONTHLY
terms Call Clev. 2i59 after pm 2le
DANCING LESSONS BY CULTURED LADY
Of experience: lessons, $5 single: II rs:
North ISL. 2035 st. NV. UP one flight.
SLIP COVERS, s-PC. SUITE WITH SEP.
cushions, snap fasteners; incl. material. Sih %
r. l.. sherwood, 1913 28th sc: LIN. 5350
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR PERMANENTLY RE
moved by electric needle. Mrs. Wilson, 1923
Conn.,. ave. Franklin 2l6l. 24e
TRY THE BEST PERMANENT WAVE FOR
IS; no extras. CHEZ NATALIE, 1917 F St.
Metropolitan 5627.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

REALLY BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT WAVE
at the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL for So,
shampoos and finger wave: These
other beauty culture work at low prices.
Open daily until 6; Mon, Wed. and Fri.
until pm. GIT 14th st. NV. Fr. ,96l6
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PRESSERS, colored, expert
enced on fancy and pleated
dresses; steady position. Apply
ready to work. The Globe
Cleaners, o23 Fla. ave. NV.
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STUDEBAKER SEDAN. 1927 model-Original
paint like new; disc wheels and 4-wheel
brakes: fully equipped and new tires. In
fact, this is the best Studebaker buy in
town: priced low at $685.. Trew Motor Co..
st
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FARMER, lob as working foreman, wen
experienced on machinery and stock: Give
experience and best reference. Box 81,
r p d. No. 5. Rockville. Md.
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The rate under heading Of Personal
Is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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SALE-AUTOMOBTLES.

HUDSON. I92s-In perfect shape. new rub
Der and all. Cheap. See Mr.. Bayne at 20l2
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

mO1Oh TRAVEL.
MIAMI. $40; Calf. S45; Atlanta, s13; want
cars and passengers, all PTS; share exp.
Travel Bureau, Main 5237.
sIX-DAY SIGHT-SEEING-Shen VAL
ley, Blue Ridge Mts.. Asheville. IS per day.
Boston, SO; Chicago. Miami, $l5. Main o?37
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
~ OP WOMAN 11aDfed et once. Etea ~
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTEU-SALESME
FOR SALE HOUsES-Would like to hear from
experienced real estate statesmen to sell
houses which we own. Full commission and
VILE section, nearby Va; wisconsin avenue.
Falls Church; also new subdivision on Conn.
Country Club, River and Bradley roads, in.
GLIDING acreage same locality; number Of
lots Chevy Chase, D. c., including 10000 50.
It. fronting Conn. ave.. unrestricted for
business suitable for apartment house, store
or large business Fulton r. Gordon, Con-
tinental Trust Bldg. Main 5231
SALESMAN. technically trained. can have
good territory. Room 80, 1927 Eye st. NV,
"a
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DUO SPKA1 FNIN EN-
Competent, to take charge of
work in large rehnishing depart
ment; must be thoroughly ex-
perienced and furnish references.
Write fully, giving experience,
salary expected, etc. Address
Box 342-X. Star office. :
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-We have open
inRs for two good used-car statesmen, Tor
openair showroom and ussd-csT dep S,st neSt
See Mr.. Harris, Used Car Dept, Graham
Paige Co. OF Washington, D. c., 1875 18TH
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MAN-Active. as night watchman; having
knowledge of general repairs; steady posi-
ton; bond required. Address Box S2s-H'
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MAN, white, for grocery; must have permit;
prefer one with open car. Address BOX
8S-X, Star once. 20"
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PACKARD I-PASs sEDAN-4-wheel brakes.
new tires; at S395 it represents an unusual
bargain; splendid mechanical condition:
$3.50 cash, balance in II months; your car
in trade. The Trew Motor Co., 1909 14th
St NV Decatur 1910.
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will hire men willing to start at as
little as $50 per average, with chance for
advancement We will train you thoroughly.
N In
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must must have Reference. 500 E st. ne.
Dist. National Bank Bldg, 1406 G st. NV.
CHAUFFEURS, reliable, with Identification
cards Apply Wardman Taxi Garage, rear
2n13 NJ st. n. ". ~.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns,
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
Main 5000. Branch lis.
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HORSE, saddle, hunter and jumper, light
bay, years old will sell cheap or take
good work mare part exchange. GIT 18th
St NV. Franklin 1918.
JERSEY COWS AND HEIFERsLDisposing Of
my entire herd of 80 head; all registered or
fancy grade stock: priced extremely low for
immediate sale. G. w. Boyd. Sleepy Hollow
I'd, near Falls Church, We. as
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PACKARD 1925 Enclosed-Drive Limousine
All new tires. runs fine, excellent appear.
ance. A high grade car at the low price Of
$3.50 Franklin Used-Car Dept. 1924 14th
ST n Decatur 3236
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MAN with car for outside work by local
department. store, permanent II you qualify:
Apply Monday or Tuesday afternoon to
New Britain herald., 1929-04-12
Artillery to Guard Border

Naro, Ariz.. April 19 tP-Ameri- tau artillery Vas on it's way to Naco today 10 defend the American bor- d4r against the menace Of Mexican rebel field pieces trained upon the loyal garrison ot Naco. Sonora.
 \ battery Of H.ld artillery was en ~oa-r rom Fort Bliss, Fl Paso ..Na~. amt t"o three inch field r.,.-s ntre on Inc way rom Camp Jo".>. nouSla-. Arlz.
 |, ports that American soil might ..1lrn Ir- sGar,n1.] 10 Mexican rebel Hra y..re heard this morning as al- >IS,~ came from inc rebel strong hold ar No=ales. sonora, that reyo- ut.u.a~y -ors-s possibly would at t.a5 Na.o. sonora. today
 wnr affairs e. The resolution were s-..y,l 10 1e approaching a crisis -u sonora. \ War council was held a, Cauauat south ot here yesterday uy General j Gonzalo Escohar, ?. Ec,utouarg sounaE6er in chief, ari rN, ot his aidvs.
 N..tH.r they would make su- p.,ua ,torg 10 take tha Naco gar r,~ua .y storm CT whether they Ho-tj .t.ulpr 70 taake a southWard jr.,. r.aNruz tho border garrison in '.:. .-.ls c. th. enemy remained .r5. .r.sl. Iatf or tD'- side of the in- r. ra-t.o,A l5ue, Tho Nogalcs re- por. tagt rebels would again attack >4.o g51e3 wllc ow,ala.lon.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-12

out for western Chihuahua, hoping to oNcrtahe the rebels and force his way through Pulpito Pass into Son ora, where the main body of the rebel army now is located.
 Meanwhile, reports received here said General J. GonZalo Esco bar, su- prenle commander Of the Insurgents, Will mass his forces for another at tack on Naco. sonora.
 General CaraVeo was left near rulpito Pass 10 harass the federals and delay their advance until the rebel obtectiEes in northern sonora have been reached. Then, according To General Francisco Lopez, who ar rived here from Asua Prieta, sonora, rarareo will move his soldiers into sonora, and the uuited rebel army will attempt 10 drive down the west tfn coast Of Mexico, via MazatIan to Mexico City.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-12

berra told a dramatic story of the continuation of the days of search ing. The first message at 9:45 a. m. Qocal time) said: After visiting the Port George mission, we shall search all the bays and inlets as far as Cape Londonderry. Cape London derry is the northernmost point of western Australia).
 At 11:31 a. m. came the messaga that the plane had been sighted and food dropped to the crew. That there might be no doubt as to the good Eews the message was repeated
 At ll:5S a. m. the Canberra radi- oed to the Southern Cross: If you can hear us, walk into open ground" ." Five minutes later the Canberra told the Darwin station: They mus, be hearing. but haven't seen them At 1o:36 the Canberra radioed:
 Whole Crew in Sight
 "The Southern Cross is approXi- mately 30 miles from the Port George mission. Can see whole crew now Even later came another message setting the direction as south from Port George and de- scribing it's resting place as a mud fiat.
 Captain kingsford- Smith. his pilot. Charles T. Ulm, who shared the honors with him in the flight from California 10 Hawaii and thence 10 Australia, navigate" named Litchfeld and a radio opera tor named McWilliam set out Sat urday March 30, from Sydney for Wynd ham, intending the flight 10 be the first lap Of an attempt 10 beat Bert Hiukler's record of l5 days be- tween Australia and England
 Sunday. when they should have been nearing Wyndham, radio lnes- sages were received from them tell ing o' a violent rainstorm which was forcing them down. They could not sec the ground and could not ascertain their position. beyond be- lievinC it 10 ho "100 miles east of Wyndham." They signed the mes sage "Cheerio." and dropped from sight and hearing.
 A search was begun almost i'm. mediatoly. this centering. instead ,t least Of Wyndham," in the area oC. cupiea by the Drysdale mission, sc isolated its monks did not know o tho ending Of the world war unti 1920. Authorities of inc district eN' pressed the opinion existing weather conditions Of Sunday, March 31 would have forced them further south than Drysdale so the soarcl was extended in that direction. A plane flying over another mis sion station in the Kimberly dis 1 trict in which both Drysdale an,
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promises 10 open the anniversary ner.
 Clem Lewis, we'll known enter tainer, will keep the gathering Tn good humor during the evening, while the Eddy Glover post orches- tra will furnish music for dancing Reservations will close on Monday April l2.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-12

cock, lost in all attempt to find the Southern Cross fliers.
 The first stop of the airforce ma chimes was expected to be Alice Springs, in the southern part ot Northern Territory. The Anderson Hitchcock plane has not been re ported since it left Newcastle Wa ters. in the northern part of North ern Territory.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-12
SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED
 FOR LEGION BIRTHDAY
I3r. ~lucNWcll. >caton. Cramer and Jackson to Address Banquet on April l1.
lpril r..

u-. William 2I. Stockwen first coMn4ater ot Eddy-GioEer post. N. t, American Legion. of this city, and 1T present head Of the Newing- ton Ssra4riUa and former super jrt.u!rar of the health department in this c.ty will occupy the princi- pal role iu the banquet Of the post which will lsher ill the weeks cole- hratto0 planned as all observance Of tle Iuta anniversary of Eddy-Gloyer post. The banquet will he held April I-. ar tho Burrjtt hotel.
 Other speakers will he Depart meut Commande Paige Seaton of Torrington. Past Department Com .nander Kenneth Cr4mer Of Neth- Iors1ieli and Past Department Com Imanagr and National Committeeman Iuarry C. Jackson of this city.
 r, Nrwon Whiuemore, chairman
 of tlto reservation committee, reports ! that there has been a large return lon auestionnaires sent out, Legion lnairos will be accompanied by their wives and friends and the affair
New Britain herald., 1929-04-12
SHE THOUGHT HER
 CASE HOPELESS
Yet ALL-BRAN Brought Relief Almost Immediately
 No Trouble Since

When constipation once gets a crip on a person. 1t is almost inl- possible to relieve 1t, let alone pre- vent it with drugs and treatments. But here's q lady who was freed from her sutfering-read her letter.
 "M;ne was sn extreme case of constipa- tion and although I had tried about every thing that was recommended to me, l had almost given up hopes of ever being relieved.
 "One day I came across your advertise rnent, so thought I would try ALL-BRAN: It relieved me almost immediately and l have had no trouble since, which was almost three months ago.''-Mrs. F. l.. Leslie, l4ga Lyman St. Flint, Michigan.
 Your system must have roughage or bulk daily, otherwise constipation is almost inevitable. Kellogg 5 ALL BRAN will supply this bulk. It is q healthful cereal to eat every day. To use in cooked dishes CT serve with milk or cream. To mix with other cereals.
 Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is guaran- teed to relieve constipation and to prevent it. Far better than pills and laxatives whose doses often have to be increased to be effective. Two tablespoonfuls daily-chronic cases, with every meal. It is 100T bran and is 100T effective. Doctors recommend it. Your grocer sells it. Served by hotels, restaurants, din- ing-cars. Made by Kellogg in Battle Greek.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-12

Nobody t1ua ... rrouuI. 10 -a"eS Carlyla Eaw1z wraE-r O. -1n Strand rhuar.r. except a E.w who NaNo4 7arca~tls or Who e.3-'t know how to spell their pNa a"~r uaw.. The last point ltais lae e..-or to believe thai som children Wore having some fun with 8 t...ow play mats. The other lt'.r is d ui-r o-. hut lt vor'I no. 'aos good !" ~r". the writer r..lru-.y thinks ,-ar t9-s ts .n..E" uo.',--. "v.a --a-I. -1s editor will taa.. he ".,.t p.h- lie for the dollar a.- lt .- T- lis one uay pocket. T.,-.- @arL y-- To put rh" dollar tu his "...e' ani a couple ot mo''s l.w ua-. I' --eS if has b.nu ~1 lor- e.-.- '.y r.I or was forced 10 l..9 -he 51Isr "a.r" he hate, to ao lr'~ wr-n.n r- t.a contract rha' tHe ,a-ror can E~r l- own ud-mrr about 1.. -raar avarltu-. so H. Is a j5' -.~cr wta one onue ou '.r dollar W4rH f.."s out more ,nar aa.~ rn'~ a 'Hoa- sand ror vrill- r'H- Nl1tI-.
 Lots au g.. 'o- .l.c and yonr.n- trarr uu .tu .' Is 'rng.l. Ills lat kind or gIs,s ,- away. wr still ne might u. a 'r. man. although yog better nor n" him .Hat. II vol don't behave yo-r~..i aIoat parking regulations >o."l asyc to step un wNer. tn. rr.au G-t.s ar. brightest and pay o.r tna .rta. os two prizes in tMs contest "o go on further about 'his silhouette. lho man who made H was .hs recipient of many congratulato~v rawarEs about his skill with the shears. Sometimes this man has been called inc W3go of Church street, and other things hv Herald newShoys who rHn aIou. of his dictates. An0'1G5r rainT-th@ modest opinion Of ior Of the boys who know him is 10 in" effect that his first name is not exactly sym holic and does moi characterize him too much.
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sEARLE IN CORNET CLASS

Frank B. Searle of 7ls Stanley street, is now in the cornet class at the Navy Musician's school. Hampton Roads, Va. Searle enlisted at the local navy recruiting office at the post office, October 2l. 1923.
 He received his first military training at the naval training sta tion, Newport, k. l.. where he had passed the examination for entrance to the musicians school.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-12
REBELS RESORT ID
 GUERILLA WARP ARE
Continued from First Page)

zion as a base, the rebels have he- gun a series Of forays and minor assaults, which they plan to continue as the federals advance.
 General Juan A. A'mazan. leading a major loyal army said 10 number about 1000 men, still was in Chi huahua City last night, but govern ment symDathizers fo1aQ dostroysd q rails would he repaired in lime for him to reach Juarez by tomorrow night,
 once Almazan has roacHed Juar'z and given his troops short resr, federal officers here say. he will set
New Britain herald., 1929-04-12

Port George are located. was sig nailed that plane had flown over that place March 3l. The Canberra operated with this clue as basis
 Numerous airplanes. launch par ties and native runners were en- ployed in the search for the missing plane which at the moment Of its success had begun to appear un- availing.
 The men were known to have little food and to be down in a wild. inaccessible region inhabited by wild savages, always most inhospltable to white men. These things had led many to believe, they would never be found alive if found at all.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-12
SOUTHERN GROSS
 PLIERS ARE SAFE
Crew Found After Being Lost l2
 Days in Australian WldS

Sydney N. s w, April l2 t4o'- After being lost 13 days in one of the widest and most inhospitab!e regions Of the world, taptan Charles Kingstord Smith and his three companions Of the airplane southern Cross were located today hy the plane Canberra, the largest of several machines searching for them.
 Brief messages from the Can . ra 10 a radio receiving station at lar win. northern territory. related tho sighting of the missing plane. which once flew from California to Austral- ia. The Canberra said the f!iers ap- peared safe and well. Food was dropped to them sufficient to satisfy q want which it was feared had be- coma 1rF1ra
New Britain herald., 1929-04-12
RULES OF SILHOUETTE
 CONTEST

1.-IdenNfy likeness. 2.-Descrjbe how he makes AvcIl- hood 3-Address communications 10
 "Suhouette' Editor,
 New Britain Herald 4.-Contest closes at , ?. m. fol- lowing insertIon-Saturday
 10 a. n, 5.-Answers may be mailed or
 brought 10 the Herald
 office. s--Credit given for neatness. T.-One dollar awarded daily for best answer according to
 rules. S-No telephone guesses.