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New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
HOPKINS WANTS TO
 USE COLLEGE MEN
New England Trained Youth
 Leaving Section, He Says

Hanover, N. H., June 27 P) - President Ernest NJ. Hopkins of Dartmouth college appealed today to men trained in New England colleges and universities to stay and help build up New England's industries. His statement was made in comment upon resolution passed recently by the New England Council making similar appeal.
 There is not a single state in New England" said President Hop kins. but that has colleges. or q reputation, attracting students from all over the country. These men come to New England and spend four years in college here. but l think that New England does not keep the proportion of these men that it might well keep if the ad. vantages of industrial opportunities in New England were made clearer to them. .
 New England industrialists as a whole are neither offering oppor- tunities for learning a business, nor are they offering opportunities for salaries equal to those offered by concerns outside New England. We ought not to be selfish in this matter but neither ought we to be blind. We need larger proportion of these men than we are holding."
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
Feel Like Something
 the Cat Brought In

If you wake up these mornings limp weak, dopey and all let down. you don't have to look at the calendar to know that Spring is here.
 What is there about spring weather that makes you feel terrible like that? Well it isn't so much the weather it. self as the clogged condition of the blood that seems to go with the season. The thick blood discharges its druggy poisons into a body no longer able to fall back on the cold, bracing weather of winter.
 To correct this condition start taking McCoys Tablets. You will note an amaz- ing difference in 30 days. These safe. pleasant tablets contain a wonderful in- gredient that will bring back your pep and strength by first purifying and en- riching the blood. The beneficial effect stays even after you stop taking Me- Coys Get 1t today at the Fair Depart ment Store or any drugstore.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
German Grocer's IS Foot Boat Wrecked Of Carolina Coast as
 Owner Has Night of Hardship
Muller Crossed Atlantic In Frail Craft Only to Crash On Rocks - Swan Toward Isle
 Miles Away.

I decided to set her afire as sig nal for help. poured what was left of my lamps petrol over the decks and touched match"
 Swam Toward Island
 When no help came, he related he began swimming for Johns ls- land. seven miles away. where he could see a house. When he hal covered part of the distance, Fritz Stroebel of Charleston. draNn by the fire from Johns Island, picked him up in rowboat. The sea had grown rougher and they could make their way only to Snake Island, which is uninhabited. Shivering in a blowing downpour, the two men spent the night there.
 With clearing weather the neX: day they made their way to Charles ton and food. Muller is staying with Stroebel until he can make ar engagements to continue to New York.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
ENGAGEMENT DONE
 MRS. COREY SAYS
Absolutely Finished," Divorced
 Wife of Steel Man Insists

Paris, June 26 Rt-A formal statement today by Mrs. Mabelle Gilman Corey, divorced wife of the Pittsburgh steel magnate, said her engagement to Prince Luis De Bourbon, cousin of the king of Spain, was absolutely finished"
 Her statement said:
 'The entire press will unani- mously agree that I never have sought publicity. As it was in the past, so it is today. People know more about my private affairs than l do myself.
 II wish to state that my engage ment to His Royal Highness, Don Luis Ferdinand Marie Sacarias Bourbon is absolutely finished and ! have nothing more to say on this subject and wish people would cease speaking and writing to me on this subject"
 The princess dissatisfaction with the details of the marriage settle mcnt which the former Broadway beauty was willing to make with him was understood to be behind the rupture in their romance
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
FORD SELLS ROAD
 ABILITY SALVAGED
Auto Maenate Dispos@ of Trans.
 portation Interests

Detroit. Mich. June e7 R-Suc- cessfully terminating his excursion into the Transportation field, Henry Ford has sold the Detroit, Toledo and Ironton railroad to an undis- closed group of investors believed to represent the Pennsylvania fail- road
 The sale was announced late yes- terday by officers of the First Ma tional bank in Detroit, through which the sale was made. Ford of ticials had announced Monday that negotiations for the sale of the line to the Pennsylvania railroad were almost completed"
 Purchased in 1920 to round out the Ford program of controlling every step in production of his mo- tor cars. the Detroit. Toledo and Ironton later was so renovated un- der the motor magnate's adminis- tration that it became a paying business in it's own right.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
DI BATTlSTA FACES
 DEATH IN SHAVING
Calmly lkS Yddict d Thres Judges in Hirtiold

Hartford, June e7 (UP)-Convict- cd on his own word. Frank Dt Bat tista, e5, calmly faced death on the gallows today for the murder of a storekeeper during an attempt to obtain money for . pal"
 Three judges round the swarthy, bow-legxed defendant guilty rate yesterday and sentenced him to die Tt states prison August IS. A mo ton to set aside the verdict was denied.
 The hard-faced young slayer, who apparently expected the verdict. was unmoved as sentence was pronounce ed by presiding Judge Christopher L. Avery. Judges Avery. Isaac Wolfe and Alfred C. Baldwin tried the case. It was the first time a de- fendant was found guilty of . cap,- tai offense by three judges in Con- necticut.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
MOTOR FAILURE BLAMED
Death Of Two at Roosevelt Field Caused By Engine Dcfect-Second Man Victim Of Crash.

New York. June 27 UP)-Motor failure and the subsequent s,ce- slipping of the plane was blamed today for the death of Francis Phil lips. 21, and Henry Goldsmith, 21. at Roosevelt Field.
 Shortly after they went up yester- day in a borrowed Gipsy Moth pi- plane. the motor failed and the craft crashed. catching fire. Efforts to extinguish the flames were futile and Phillips burned to death. Gold smith died last might in Nassau hospital.
 Phillips, son of John Phillips, who died last year just before he was to have gone on trial for conspiracy to defraud the city in Queens sewer contracts. was married. His wife and small daughter have been in Philadelphia recently but were to come to New York today.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
"Spieler" Is Beilert,
 Mother Tells Doctors

A 14 year old boy. living at 172 Sefton Drive, was admitted to New Britain General hospital yesterday morning under the name of Ernest Spieler. but later his mother visited him and told the hospital authori- ties his name was Ernest Beilert. Beaver street by an automobile driv- en by Joseph Richards of 52 Gladi- ola street, is under treatment for q fracture of the skull and abrasion!s to both arms. He had fair night but his condition is critical. it Was said al the hospital today.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27

Charleston, S. C., June e7 R - The beach at kiawah Island, 20 miles south of here. today held the battered and burned remains of the Aga, IS foot boat in which Paul Muller. Berlin grocer, crossed the Atlantic alone.
 The young skipper. who arrived here after the shipwreck and a night of exposure, told the story of the disastrous end of his Ham burg New York voyage.
 Beat Way Up Coast
 Beating his way up the coast from Miami. where he first touched the American shore, Muller ran into storms off the South Carolina coast. Late Tuesday, he said. a squali struck the Aga, tore her sail to bits and tossed her on the rocky kiawah shore.
 ''The Aga began to break up,' said Muller in halting English, ''so
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
New Corporation Buys
 Shirt Shop Euuipraent

Dresswell Shirts. Inc, of S30 Broadway, ". ". has transferred to the New Britain Shirt Co.,, all ma chinery. office equipment and fac tory fixtures located in the New Britain Shirt Co. plant at 266 Arch street. according to bill of sale recorded in the city clerks office.
 According to articles of incorpor- ation of the New Britain Company the authorized capital is $50,o00 and business is being conducted with S1,O00 capital. The incorporators are Mark Norman. Brooklyn. John r. McDermott and Ethel l.. Johnson, both of this city.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
FINDS SIDEWALK UNSAFE

patrolman William r. Sullivan left a report on going off duty this morning. about the unsafe condition of the dirt sidewalks on West Main street from the Universal Coal X Wood Co. office to Black Rock bridge on the north side. and also on the south side.
 Pedestrians choose the road be- cause of the holes in the walk and the stones that make walking un- comfortable, and last night several people were almost struck by auto- mobiles. the officer stated. Tte matter was turned over to the pub- lie works department.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
May McAvoy Weeds
 As Stars Fill Pews

Beverly Hi..s. Cal. June 27 R- With motion picture cameras and sound devices recording the cere- monies. May McAvoy, film actress. was married to Maurice J. Cleary, Los Angeles banker. late yesterday at the Church of the Good shepherd here.
 Celebrities of Almdom filled tn. pews of the church while crowds clamored outside in the hopes of getting glimpse of the bride and bridegroom, a reception followed the wedding.
 The couple will leave shortly for the Hawaiian Islands for four weeks and late in the fall the honeymoon will be continued with a trip to Europe.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
CATTLE HUSTLER EXECUTED

Douglas, Ariz., June o7 tP-Word reached here yesterday Of tke exc cution by Mexican rurals of Chueco Costello, charged with cattle rust ling and complicity in the staying Tuesday of Roberto Elias. 20-year- old cousin of Governor Francisco Elias of Sonora. Elias died short time after gun battle with alleged cattle rustlers near Fronteras, Son. ora. He fatally wounded Julian Mar tinez. one of his assailants.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
DISCUSS PILASKI DAY

The Polish Literary Guild, which is composed of nine Polish clubs and organizations. met last night at s o'clock at the Falcons hall on Beaver street. Albert GurslSi. presi- dent of the organization, presided.
 After routine business was trans- acted, the members discussed mat ters concerning Pulaski Observance day. which will be held in this city in the fall.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
JOHNSON WILL. SPEAK
 AT REPUBLICAN, OUTING
Assistant Attorney General to Ad- dress Young Mems Club at
 SaybroOk Saturday

Assistant Attorney General Ray mond Johnson of Manchester will be the speaker at the annual outing of the Young Mems Republican club which will be held at the Pease houA in saybrook. Saturday.
 According to plans which are now complete, it is expected that more than 100 will be present. Automo- biles will leave Franklin square at 1e:15 o'clock and dinner will be served at 2:30 o'clock. Guests from Hartford, Bristol. and Manchester will be present.
 In the afternoon athletic sports, the feature of which will be base ball game between a team repre- senting the three lower wards and team representing the three up- per wards will be played. The committee in charge consists of Martin H. Horwitz, chairman; Wi!- liam ReEan. Ernest Eppler and Wiz liam Coleshaw. The latter is in charge of transportation.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
MAN Is ELIsCTROCUTED

Pittsfield, Mass. June 27 (UP)- George w. Goodrich IS, formerly of Milo, Me. was electrocuted at Ashley Falls late yesterday when he came in contact with a high tension wire while on ladder spraying trees.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
GENERAL GOING TO MEXICO

Mexico City. June c7 R+Dis. patches to Excelsior from Tapachni,. Chiapas. today said Augustine San- dino. former Nicaraeuan insurgant leader. and live of his staff officers had arrived there en route to Vera Cruz. sandino later will ,reside at Merida, Yucatan.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
MOVIE STARS INDICTED

Los Angeles, June 27 R-Ray- mond Griffith and Raymond Mckee. film actors, were under indictment by the federal grand jury today charged with defrauding the gov ernment in their tax returns tor 1925 and 1926. Edward H. Hayden. a tax counsellor. also was under m. dictment in connection with the preparation of Mckee's tax return for 1927.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
STANLEY WORKERS OUTING
Nearly 400 Employees Of Two D:vi- siOns Go to Lake CongamOnd for Day Of Recreation.

Nearly 400 men and women em- ployed in the offices of the Stanley Works and the Stanley. Rule & Lev el Co.,, are enjoying the annual pie nic of the plants at Lake Congu- lnond this afternoon. The com panies will furnish speed boating. bathing facilities, refreshments and a dance orchestra.
 Water sports will feature the out ing but dancing until II p. m. is expected to attract large numbers. The arrangements were made by the the following committee: General. The arrangements were made by George D. Rawlings and s. H. Hanes; transportation. R. C. Ger mond, and publicity, Gerald Fletcli- CT.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27
Aching,
 Swollen Feet
Money Back, Says Fair Drug Dept. If Emerald OH Doesn't Do Away With All Soreness, Swelling assd Distress in .4 Hours,

No sensible person will continue to suffer from those intense agoniz- ing throbbing foot pains when every we'll stocked drug store has Moone's Emerald Oil and sells it with an ab- solute guarantee of satisfaction Or money back.
 Your feet may be so swollen and i'm hamed that you think you can't go an- other step Your shoes may feel as if they are cutting right into the hesh You feel sick all over. with the pain and torture-You'd give Anything to get re- lief. wouldn't you? Then do this:
 Two three applications of Moone's Emerald Oil and in fifteen minutes the pain and soreness disappears few more applications at regular intervals apd the swelling reduces.
 And best of all any offensive odor is gone Tor good-Its a wonderful formula this combination of essential oils with Camphcr and other antiseptics Q mar. vicious that the Fair Drug Dept. and every good druggist guarantees Moone's Emerald Oil to end your foot troubles H money back.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-03
Leatrice Joy Star
Of 'Bellamy Trial
At Capitol Tuesday
Who killed Mimi Bellamy?

The answer viii be provided by
Neutrality-suspicious. when The
Rellamy Trial comes Tuesday to
the Capitol theater as a feature
mystery drama production.
With Leatrice Joy in the leading
role as the beautiful murder defend
ant, the murder drama is played by
a cast that represents one Of the
greatest a~ssemblageS Of screen tall
ent eve to appear il one prOduc-
ton.
As the woman Oh trial Miss Joy
brings to the Green ar immpres-
Sively sincere character delineat:on
that reaps for her new hoDors as a
frec-lance star. George Barraud
plays opposite her as the loyal hu5-
band who stands by his wife in the
face Of terrible accusations. Ken
meth Thompson is the nan defend
ant. the husband OF the woman
whose Staying provides the motiva-
ton for the plot.
With tho preponderance Of evil
de1ce against them, the defendants
listen to the prosecutor demand
their lives to eXpiate the crime Of
which they are accused. An elev-
enth-hour development saves them
from a conviction but the murder
remains unsolved until the last reel
dramatic thrill shows all the anna
teur detectives in the audience how
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-03
Belle Bennett In
Power of Silence
At Dittmann TODAY

They say a woman can't keep a
secret!
They say a woman cannot keep
silent-that she cannot hold her
tongue"
What happens when one does is
the story of "The Power Of ST.
lence,' the Tiffany-St ahl produc-
ton starring the Incompatible
Belle Bennett at the Dittmann the
alter today.
Miss Bennett plays the role of a
mother who is accused Of murder
and goes through the trial in ALSO
lutte silence, even refusing TO tell
her own lawyer what she may know
of the murder. Testimony brings
out that the murdered man was
the father Of her son, and the son
has been told that his father died
before he vas born.
in desperation the lawyer turns
to the mothers diaries 10 show how
Mamie Stone practically lived the
life Of a fugitive to keep the
fathers parents from taking her
most precious possession, her baby,
from her.
The effect on the jury Of Ma
mics silence and the developments
after the trial. when the mystery Of
the murder is disclosed, arc said to
carry the story of The Power of
Silence" 10 a surprise climax. John
Westwood plays the son, Marian
Douglas the daughter-in-laW, and
others in the cast are Ande1s RAN
dolf, John st. Polls, Jack Singleton
and Virginia Pearson. Wallace
Worsley directed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-03
Screen Stars In
Remarkable Cast Of
The King Of Kings

1t is believed by most directors
that they have the makings Of a
picture when they have obtained the
cooperation of three firSt-rate
players, but Cecil 3. De Mile. in
filming The King Of Kings" was
Obliged to look for at least eighteen
players of stellar quality, 50 varied
in character and treatment are the
scenes and 50 many figures III turn
become important in the story. Here
arc the eighteen leading roles:
Jesus. II. 3. Warner; Madonna,
Dorothy Cumming; Magdalene,
Jacqueline Logan; C'aiaphas, Ru-
dolph Schildkraut; Judas. Joseph
Schildkraut; Peter Ernest Terrence;
PontiuS PLATE, Victor Varconi;
Barabbas. George Siegmann: ST.
mon, William Boyd; Little Mark,
Mickey Boore; Pharisee, Sam De
Grasse; Malchus, Theodore Kosloff;
John, Joseph Striker: Matthew,
Robert Edeson; Lazarus, Kenneth
Thomson; Martha, Julia Faye;
rroculla, Majel Coleman: Mary Of
Bethany, Josephine Norman.
1t may be urged that two or three
Of the above are only bit players,
but that is not the case. Each Of
them has a role of vital importance.
Thus Kenneth Thomson in the rails
ing Of Lazarus scene, Theodore Kos
loft in the arrest of Jesus, Victor
Varconi as PLATE, George Siegmann
as BarabbaS, William Boyd as the
bearer of the Cross. become abso-
lutely ESSENTIAL to the climaXes. In
other scene they are just as inn
portant as players like the Schild-
krauts. Terrence. the Misses Cum
ming and Logan and others who are
active in practically the entire con-
tinuity.
THE King Of Kings" will be
shown at the Queen theater today.
You can't afford to miss this. the
greatest screen production ever
made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-03
Clancy Has Sinister
Role In Texas Film,
'Wess Of Zanzibar

CLANCY plays the role Of Dead
Legs Flint" a sinister white voo-
doc and former stage magician,
| who, paralyzed in a fight with the
man who had robbed him Of his
wife's affection, trails his enemy
through the wilds, terorizing a
tribe of savages with his strange
magic" and eventually accomplish
ing a fearsome revenge that turns
about and destroys him.
A complete replica of an AfrjOL0
| jungle was built at the studios n
the picture. Tropical plants vols
made to grow by artificial heat.
Several hundred natives take part
in weird voodoo ceremonies. wearing
African devil masks and other
| strange accoutrementS, and a num-
Der Of spectacular exhibitions Of
mystery enhance the dramatic situ-
ationS.
In the earlier part Of tine picture,
| while he is enaCting the stage ma
gician, CLANCY gives an elaborate
| sleight of hand performance. in
Guiding the sensational fire eating
trick.
A notable cast surrounds CLANCY
i'll the new production. Lionel
Barrymore plays Crane the en-
envy whom he trails through the
jungles, and Mary Nolan is seen
as the heroine, supposed by CLANCY
to be his enemy's daughter until,
in the dramtaic climax, he finds
that she is his own child. Warner
Baxter plays the romantic lead as
the regenade physician who finds
regeneration in his love for the girl.
Kala Pasha, Jane DAILY. Roscoe
Ward and many others Of note are
in the cast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-03
With Brownsville and u Valley Theaters
Movie Calendar
Sunday-Monday

Sunday Monday
CAPTTOL-D. w. Griffiths Lady
of the Pavements." with Lupe
Velez. Pathe News, Topics and
comedy.
QUEEN-"The King of Kings
Cecil 3. DeMille'S spectacle, with
a cast of favorite screen players
MGM News, Christie comedy and
Eesops Fables.
TEXAS-'West Of Zonzibar'' with
Lon CLANCY, Anita Page. Inter-
national comedy. Runs Tuesday.
DITTMANN-'The Power Of ST.
lence," with Belle Bennett. Edu-
cational comedy. Runs Tuesday.
Tuesday Wednesday
CAPITOL-"The Bellamy Trial
with Leatrice Joy. Betty Bronson
Pathe Review, MGM comedy.
QUEEN-"King Of Kings" Tuesday
Wednesday, The Kids Clever
with Glen Tryon ard Katherine
Clifford. Comedy and Paramount
News.
TEXAS-"The First Kiss" with
Gary Cooper and Fay Wray. Com
edy. Long Hose" and Western.
DITTMANN-Tuesday, 1.-THE Power
Of Silence" with Belle Bennett.
Wednesday, THE Side Show" with
Marie Provost. THE Air Derby
Russ Farrell aviation story.
Thursday-Friday
CAPITOL-Thursday. THE Bel
lamy Trial" Leatrice Joy, Betty
Bronson. Friday. not announced.
TEXAS-"Love Over Night" Rod La
ROGUE. Gang comedy, yale VS..
Harvard" and western.
QUEEN-Thursday, THE Kids
Clever" Friday, Million Dollar
Collar with Rim Tin Tin. Com
edy. Flirting with the Movies"
and Paramount News.
DITTMANN-''The Side Show" with
Marie Provost. THE Air Derby
a Russ Farrell aviation story.
Saturday
CAPITOL-Not announced. Col
ltsidIlS, EdGAIS NcWS dIlu OuulGISo'
QUEEN-"Million Dollar Collar"
Rim Tin Tin. Comedy. Flirting
with the Movies" and Paramount
News.
TEXAS-"Wolves of the City" with
Bill Cody. mysterious Rider
and comedy cartoon.
DITTMANN-"Fangs Of Justice
with Johnnie Walker Silver
Streak. Educational comedy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-03

THE POWER QF SILENCEe
Belle Bennett in another
gripping role Of a mother de
Tending her child. At Dit
mann Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-03
Arthur Comedians
To Present Novelty
Bill At San Benito

It has been two years since the
Arthur Comedians has visited this
part Of the country and it will be
remembered at that time this was
one of the best companies that ever
struck the Valley and at the same
time gave the very best Of satisfac-
ton. They had good plays and this
season they are all new with plenty
Of comedy and many novelty vaude-
vile acts.
During the week novelties are in
troduced, such as lady's free night
Monday night when one lady is adj
mitted free with each adult ticket
bought at the box office, then there
is a ring given away. A Country
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-03

Store and the Old Fiddlers contest
which increases interest.
Tuesday night is to be newspaper
night when all the boys from The
Brownsville Herald and San Benito
boys will be entertained b. Mr..
Arthur as his guests.
The orchestra and band is just
as good as ever and render a pleas
ing concert every night. The door
will ope at tbs the concert at 7:45
and the curtain rises at 8;15 every
night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-03
OIL WORKER SLIDES
DOWN WIRE TO SAFETY

LULING, Tex, March 2.-(PJ-
Many times when he was a young
ster Preston Middleton slid down
guy wires on telephone posts for
the fun Of it.
The other day Middleton was
working on the top Of an oil well
derrick when he heard the structure
crack beneath him. He grabbed a
guy wire and slid to the ground
safely just as the derrick crashed
That slide wasn't in fUn-it was
serious business" Middleton said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-03
MURDER CHARGES 0 o
IN GROVETON DEATH

GROVETON, Texas, March D.
H9-Murder charges were pending
today against Ed NIcGaughey,
Groveton grocer, who surrendered
after Cleon McClain was shot TO
death in the court house here yes
teTday. McGaughey did not make
q statement.
McCIain was shot a few minutes
before he was to have gone to trial
on an alleged sWindling charge,
preferred against him by a brother
Of McGaughey.