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ing shot should be fired across the
 bow or near the suspected craft as
 a warning to heave to before shots
 actually arc fired at or into the
 boat.
 According to the coast guard, a
 warning was given in the case of the Back Duck. According to the sole
 ming crew, no warning was given,
 but the coast guard craft opened fire at close, deadly range without warning.
 May Seek Investigation This charge must be investigated l am following the Investigations now in progress with the greatest attention. It it appears for any req son that these investigations arc not reaching the root of the matter. l shall seek a senatorial Investigation of the whole m1itcr.' Assistant Attorney General Ben jamin M. McLyman of the stat , prosecuting staff, who announced yesterday that d state grand jury
 would be called 10 investigate the
 Elayings declared today that within 4 hours he expects to interview Charles Travcrs, the wounded mcm- Der of the crew. who is in the NoN- port hospital. Mir. McLyman gave
 out no details of what his investi- gation thus far has revealed, but he
 aid say he found some "intcrestinS 1 leads.'
 1 He sad before his probe is com 1 pleted he will Lave the names of all i the members of the crew of the
 coast guard patrol 290 from which 1 the fatal hail of machine gun bull 1 tets swept the Black Duck He will call the grand Jury into session at New port &s soon as his | evidence is in shape, he said.
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MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Applications for marriage licenses have been filed by the following: Rudolph Klampfer of 25l Fairview street, a divorcee, and Rosa Ibitz of the same address: Severin G. Schmitt Of 6S4 East Main street and Irene M. Crowley of 69O East Main street.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31
BOYS REPORTED MISSING
Haruld J. Turtin of Pennington Avenue and John O'Bricn of Ire mont Street Disappear.

Harold J. Fortin of q Farming ton avenue and John O'Bricn of Fremont street are missing from their homes and their parents are at H loss to account for their absence. Last night q description of Forth was broadcast oyer station WTlC at il Hartford. and 1t is expected that the same acton will be taken tonight in o Bri"n's case.
 It IS believed inc boys left the city together. They have not been seen here since last Saturday eve ming. They are l7 years of age and attend senior High school.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31
Unauthorized Solicitor
 For Legion Drum Corps

Officials of the EddyGlover post. American Legion Drum corps, all nounced today that a woman who is representing herself as an authorized agent to collect money for the bCnp- fiji of the corps is not acting with authority. She is approximately -J years old. il was announced
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31
GAVE AWAY 5JG TOYS

Children numbering 556 were gwen toys and candy and fruit at the annual Christmas party of the Sai- vation Army, according 10 Com mandant Julius IleIgclson in a final report today. The party was hglI d. the odd Fellows hall
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31
WANTS DlEIS ALLOWED

Budapest, Dec. S1 (UP) - NJ. Goembos, the new minister of war, has raised a tempest here by his proposal that army officers be all lowed to fight duels and to use their swords upon civilians who insult the army.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31
GIRL SCOUTS ENTERTAINED

The troop committee of the Star of Bethlehem Girl Scout troop in Maple Hill entertained the Girl scouts Of that troop at the home Of Mrs. Arthur s, Grant of Maple Hill, Monday afternoon. Mrs. Roy Miller captain. opened the party with the usual Girl Scout ceremony. Games were played and refreshments serN- ed. santa Claus appeared and Mrs. Miller was given handkerchief shower by the Scouts of her troop, Girl Scouts from Ncwington and Elm Hill were also present.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31
Big Cigarette Haul
 In Broad St. Store

Mrs Rose Nilcwsli's store at 159 Broad street was broken into and 4o cartons of cigarettes taken last night. the police were notified to- day. Entrance was gained by smash ing a panel in the rear door. Scr Geant T. J. Feenoy of the detective bureau is Investigating.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31
FARM BOARD DENIES RUMOH

Washington, Dec. 3l P(--A for maj statement issued by the federal farm board today denied reports published in some eastern papers o the effect that the board has made an offer 10 buy the bonds of the Sun Maid Growers association.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31

Robert W. Potcct, newly elected president of the New Britain club, believes in saving wood without hay ing a camera man around. When h, was elected to head the New lritau, duh newspapcrmcn asked him for Els photograph. He said he didn't want hs picture in the paper and that no lIvTep epap"rman could get il. So one did.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31
live Men Arrested

-NcN LOUuOn. lJCc. o | HF- l ne III D
 veStigalon mo the theft of liquor
 by coast suarGsmen from the seized
 rum runner Flor Del Mar, has been completed, Captain L. r. Chalkcr
 chief Of staff of the destroyer force. announced today and five men have martial.
 Meanwhile the fishing boat Lcona
 VI. Sproul, with GOO cases of liquor
 aboard Was seized and her crew of four taken prisoners by the coast guard patrol boat CGl4S shortly after midnight this morning off
 Montauli point.
 Capture Makes Fourth
 The patrol boat, in command Of Hoat,Wain ". J. Pinch, brought the rum boaj to tho state pier here to- jay where lt N!s tied up alongside
 the three others seized Dy the coast Guald over the weekend. The tout mon were held under guard pending theil transfer to New York Whrr' they will he tried.
 Not moro than six cases of liQuor were stolen Sunday night. according to Captain Chalkcr and most all oi them nave been recovered. The Flor Del Mar was captured Saturday night by q coast guard
 boat in a drive on rum runners ano with it's cargo of 4.000 cases Of
 contraband was lowed into port here. It's crew before escaping over
 the side in small boats. fired the craft, and because she was in dan- ger of sinking Immediately. unload ing of the liquor was ordered. Early Monday morning New Lon don police were called to roomin, :, house where a fight was in pro- gress among coast guardsmen ana sailors att1ched to the submarine base here. Two men were seriously hurt, Four were arrested, two as material witnesses. Police said the 7
 admitted stealing the liquor drunk
 at the place from the Flor Del Mar. Captain Chalker ordered an inquiry and all boats searched. Several
 other guardsmen, who were said to i'uNt pttil IllohlNIltu dI lHC DdSt, were on report.
 Denies Large Theft
 A report that s75,0OO worth of liquor had disappeared from the
 storchouse was declared to be a falschood by the captain. T haven't the slightest idea where any such report could have originatcd,' lie said, but Whatovc.
 the source, it is very much in CT
 ror."
 He said that the need for haste in unloading the Flor Del Mar Ic. suited in relaxing somewhat the GUS tomary rigid supervision O. the task i ana that "a few of the 15OO men at the pier Sunday night took ad- vantage Of the situation 10 stcal some bottles from the cases which had been broken open"
 Prompt steps," he said. "wcre taken as soon as those activities were discovered and consequently not more than six cases of the liquor was stolen. Practically all of this has been recovered, five men have been rcmandcd to the brig for courtmartial and the invcs- tigaton into the> situation has been completed
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31

BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge
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Four persons, including two ma
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WANTED statesmen.

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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
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Tarzan's solar plexus blow bent the huge anthro-
poid double and the beast sank to the ground.
Before he could regain his feet, his white-sklnned
foe had bounced upon him. Vanished the last
shred of the ape-mans superficial mantle Of civi-
cation Now, again, he Tarzan, foster-son OF
Kala the she-ape. With an exultant yell he caught
the hairy throat of his in his Yice-lke grip.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

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SAFE MISCELLANEOUS.


ANTIQUE FURNITURE SALE viii be held Md
on october 20, 80, 81 and November !; rms
collection will consist OF large number OF
pieces from the ola homes N sns dn
ing. sewing, tea and card tables. candle
stands, sofas, chests. mirrors; chairs sscre-
taries, slant-top desks, old brasses, fnin *
e etS e ssis S dSatihueS from Anl. 1- ~
BOOKS, r. E. Plat %; asssssmTesnt books S1T;
poTsss pHbd 1sss cit Adams ms
iis sis after gym pm: y % ~
BUnDING MATERIAL AMP BRICKCCKs,
moval sale on used material at our camp
M isth ana Sdrd sts We
est prices, sacked by nineteen years OF
square dealing. Note some OF these prices:
b Bs n :7S Sss PEI
flooring. $40 per thousand: sheathtne and
framing. $40; sash. soc up: doors. 81 up;
HECHINGER Co. 5th and Fla. Ave. NE
BUILDING MATERIALS from Butler Bld GS
and Congress Hall HOTEL 20 Note prices nn Su uS
brick. $3.50 M. framing lumber. $40 M;
windows complete. So; sash, SOC: BATH out
ITS s25; doors 81 and up: h;% radistio lon
. Mills steam boilers. metal garages, other
items. City Sssa,iyage Co. South Capitol ,6 and
ss9ns s sisss Bas
Star once. 29s
CASH REGISTER-9-clerk; taken on chattel
mortgage; cost over. 500; sell, $2S0. First
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CELLO AND BoW-Fine instrument. s45;
s12 SO. s2l lith st. sc. 2as
COAL RANGE. with hot-water back; good
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BEAUTY PARLOKS.
TUESDAY SPECIAL: Finger Wave, 35c.
Permanent Wave, entire head, no extras, 81
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HELP---MEN.

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,rAnInR for man able to take on more re-
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Yet in the haunts of civilized man Tarzan had
mastered certain methods of scientific warfare I'm.
known to jungle folk. few years ago he would
have met this brute's rush with brute force. Now,
he remembered night in London athletic club
when one fighter delivered mighty right into the
solar plexus of the other He swung his fist to the
nit of the great apes stomach
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY.

Desirable positions are avail
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ing for telephone operating +;
good salary paid while learning,
with increases at frequent inter-
walls. Apply to Application
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SEWING MACHINES.

If you are needing q sewing ma.
chine, come here for real bargains.
Singers, long and round shuttles, IS TO
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popular makes. SIS To- $40. One year service
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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PROGRAM SECOND
OF STUDENTS CLUB
International Organization
will Entertain Saturday
Evening.

The second of series Of entertain
nents dedicated to the countries from
which the International University
Club draws its members will be held
next Saturday evening at st. Paurs
Academy. I434 v street. The entertain
ment and decorations are being planned
by Spanish committee headed by
Sudalah Mateos, assisted by Ricardo
Padilla. son of the Spanish Ambassador
The rrogram will include a classscal
dance by Miss Elizabeth Gardner, a
tango by Amadeo Merlin and partner,
a Spanish play given by Myron Line
berger and Miss Anna Maria SherwelL
a violin solo by Arsenic Ration and a
vocal solo by Guillermo F. Single.
Stanley Riggs, lecturer of the Archeo-
logical Society. will speak to the clun
about Spain" :
The International University Club Is
an organization composed of students
from George Washington University,
Catholic University, the Foreign Serv-
ice School of Georgetown University,
National University and Trinity Col
leee. together with students from Tor
eiSn countries studying here. The pur-
nose of the club is to encourage un0er-
Standing and appreciation of foreign
art culture and literature and to al
ford a medium for the gathering OF for
eign and American students III the pro-
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by DR.. william Warner Bishop, librarian
of the University of Michigan.
The Washington Society Of Engineers
will meet Wednesday, 8:15 pm, In
assembly hall of the Cosmos Club.
Boulder Dam" will be the subject OF
an address by Elwood Mead, Commits
sioner, Bureau Of Reclamation, illus
trated by motion pictures and slides.
Buffet supper.
Phil Sheridan Post, q. A. r., viii
meet April 5, ? pm, at Grand Army
Hall.
The Chi Sigma Sorority will hold its
annual Easter supper dance wednesday
evening at the Columbia Country Club,
Misses Mildred and Marie Fitzgerald,
joint chairmen.
A pre-convention rally will be held
at Calvary Baptist Church wednesday,
8 pm. All adult Bible classes OF the
District requested TO be present. TO learn
details of the National Convention OF
the National Federation Of Mems Bible
Glasses to be held here.
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DANCE PLANS FINISHED.

Plans have been completed for the
annual benefit dance by the Golden
berg,s Department Store Employees Re-
lief Association, to be held Tuesday
evening from to at the Washington
Hotel.
The hall will be decorated and every
employe is striving to make the dance q
success.
Mrs. Jessie Meredith, chairman Of the
Relief Association, has planned a prize
waltz and other events.
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motion of international good will.
MANY of the foreign students. are
graduates of foreign institutions, about
40 of the clubs membership being OF
graduate students and members OF the
faculty of local colleges and univer-
sites. Many members are studying for
the foreign service of their countries. :.
Joseph Gordon of Boston, student
at Georgetown, is president OF the club,
while Miss Virginia Hilley OF George
University is secretary.
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Cuba Seeks Spanish Market.

HAVANA Cp.-Hearing that Spain
requires 10000 tons of sugar annually
for fruit preserving, Cuban sugar manu-
facturers have set out to capture that
market. The report said there was a
shortage in Aragon, Galicia, Valencia.
Malaga and Murcia. the districts which
grow most of SPANS fruits.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY.

The WanderluSters' hike will start
from the r. E. Lee Schoolhouse, Va
Meet at Twelfth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue at 2:30 o'clock. Take bus
line for starting point. Cross-country
walk to the clubhouse, where coffee Will
be served. Bring lunch
A debate, Should the United States
Recognize the Soviet UnionF with
Linn A. E. Gale and Samuel Saloman
as speakers, will take place at the
Washington Open Forum, o'clock, 8Os
/ street Public invited.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet at Rosslyn, Va, at 2.15 o'clock
Buy round-trip ticket to Great Falls
Hike will be across country to Spring
Hill. Bill Richardson, leader.
FUTURE.
The Cathedral Heights Cleveland
Park Citizens Association will meet
Tuesday, 8 pm, at st. Adams Guile
Hall. Speaker, Mrs. Lester j. Pollock
subject, Citizenship" Refreshments.
The Twentieth Century Club viii
meet Thursday, II am, in auditorium
of the National Press Club. Clifford K
Berryman viii tell of THE Origin, De-
veIopment and influence of the Car
| toon." Illustrated by crayon cartoons
| The international outlook section Of the
club will meet tomorrow, 2 pm, at the
Y. w. C. A, Seventeenth and K streets
The Sodality of Holy Name Church
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will give card party Wednesday, 6:3
pm, at Holy Name Hall.

will give card party Wednesday, $50
i pm, at Holy Name Hall.
/ The Washington Readers Club will
\ meet Tuesday at All Souls Church.
\ Open to the public at $3.50 PM Sub
il iect: Romance and Drama" with
Margaret Lendner McMullen in charge
/ OF program.
i The Pennsylvania Society Of WASH
ingtosa will meet In the large. ballroom
| OF the Willard Hotel Wednesday night.
Motion pictures of Pennsylvania scenery,
songs by William F. Raymond and Fred
East, dancing.
The annual convention Of the Phi
Sigma Epsilon Sorority will be held
April S, and at the Mayhower Hotel,
The West Virginia Society will meet
Wednesday, 8 PM, at the Washington
Club, Seventeenth and K streets. En-
'tertainment, dancing and cards.
The z. M. S.. fraternity will entertain
| at a dance Wednesday evening in the
EGarden House of the Grace Dodge
Hotel. j. M. Proctor, chairman.
Emily Nelson Chapter, D. A. r.. Mrs.
| Helen Saville Rapley, regent, will give
a reception Wednesday, 8 pm, at the
Old Capitol. 81 First street northeast, in
honor of Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart
candidate for president general; Mrs
EDavid D. Caldwell, State regent, and
other national and State officers.
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor will give an
| illustrated talk on her recent trip
through Russia and Japan, April 8, be-
fore the Woman's Club Of Bethesda.
The District of Columbia Public
School Association will meet Wednesday
8 PM, in board room Of the District
Building. Speaker: Miss Alice Barrows
building expert, Bureau of Education
Subject: General Talk on Modern
The District Of Columbia Library
School Construction and Architecture.
Association will meet Friday, pm, in
the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Audi
toriuna, Library of Congress. Address
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The annual convention of the Phi
Sigma Epsilon Sorority will be held
April 5, 6 and at the Mayfower Hotel.
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The West Virginia Society will meet
Wednesday, 8 PM, at the Washington
Club, Seventeenth and K streets. En-
'tertainment, dancing and cards.
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The e. M. s. fraternity will entertain
at a dance Wednesday evening In the
Garden House of the Grace Dodge
Hotel. J, M, Proctor, chairman.
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Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor will give an
illustrated talk on her recent trip
through Russia and Japan, April 8, be-
fore the WomanS Club Of Bethesda.
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DRY AGENT WILL
 CONTINUE STORY
Resumes Stand in Murder De-
 ienSe in Oklahoma

Chandler, Okla. Oct. 3l Pt- Stalking his fate entirely on his own story of the staying of an Oklahoma farmer, killed during Fourth Of July liquor raid Jeff Harris, G5- year old dry raider. today was pre- pared to continue his story, under the fire of cross examination, in his trial on q charge of murder in con- ncction with the death of oscar Lowcry.
 Admitting he fired the shot which ended I.owcry's life, Harris declared half dozen times during his teSti- mony yesterday: T shot to save my life"
 In his testimony Harris challenged stories of prosecution witnesses that Lowcry was killed as he walked un- armed from the house into which the raider had pursued James liar ris. brothcr-in- law Of LoUery. who also was slain during the raid, and attacked the death bed statement of Lowery. signed short time before he died in a Shawnee hospital.
 The raider told jurors Ee fired at Lowery only after his face had been rakcd by a charge of buckShot from q shotgun. while blood filled his eyes and he was dcafcncd, temporarily, by the shot.