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New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
BAUMGAERTNER LEAVES
PROPERTY TO ZIMMERMAN
Brothers In Law Had Been Involved
In Litigation Over Viae
street Realty.

According TO the will Of the late
Jacob Baumgaertner. who died sud
denly January 81 In his 73d year, the
property situated at II Vine street
IL willed to his brother-in-low. Frank
N. Zimmerman for the use. income
and improvement.
Last fall, tho testator brought suit
against his brother In law. the liti-
cation being over the Vine street
property, but the matter was not
reached In the superior court. where
the writ IL filed. before his death.
The will. which IL dated February
1s. 1925. also directs that In the
event OF death OF his brother law
the estate 10 to BE- divided equally
amonE the benehciary's children,
Title, Emma. Matthias, Rea and
Margaret Zimmerman.
The remainder Of the estate 10 to
be divided equally into six parts. one
each to Mary Gostz Of Munich, Ba-
varia: Margaret Hauser Of Plystein.
Germany; Joseph Baumgaertner. a
nephew Of Brouck. Germany; Mich
ael Baumgaertner, brother, Of
Brouck: Irwin Baumgasrtner. =
nephew. Of Munich. son OF = de-
ceased brother. Hans. and Nicholas
Baumgaertner. = brother. Of Boden-
woehr. Germany.
John Gunner. ST., of Hartford, ID
named executor Of the will.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
HART ISLANDER SUIT
WILL Be RESUMED
$4,000 Action Goes on Again
in Court wednesday

Preparations for resuming the
hearing In the t.5,ooo SANDER and
libel action Of Chief W. q Hart
against Henry e. Gardiner and
Peter J. Pajewski. on Wednesday in
superior court, were being made to-
day by counsel for the principals.
Pajewski will be cross-exam mined the
greater part OF Wednesday, 1t 10 sx-
pected, and will have ~ witnesses.
Frank r. Halioran. local druggist.
and. Edmund R. Medley. who has
been identified by Pajewski ~ his
informant relative to alleged boot
logging activities by Chief Hart and
members Of the police department.
John Templeton and Officer william
Grabeck may also be called to testi-
fy. having been mentioned as 'go-
betweens" In arranging the meeting
between Pajewski and Gardiner.
Gardiner will take the stand either
Wednesday or Thursday a. . de-
PENDANT. He has already testified AZ
. witness for the plaintiff. 1t 10 ex-
pected that he will be cross-exam-
incd by Attorney B. J. Monkiewicz.
representing Pajcwski. and Judge W.
+. Mangan. counsel for Chief Hart.
Indications are that the case will
60 to the jury not sooner than
Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
SISTER NARY IRENAEUS
IN LAST RESTING PLACE
Obsequies Conducted To-day 1t St.
Mays Home, West Hartford,
Many Priests Attending

Funeral services for Sister Mary
Irenaeus. formerly Miss Margaret G..
Leghorn Of this city. were held this
morning at > o'clock at St. Mary's
home In West Hartford. Burial was
in the sisters plot at the home.
A requiem high mass was cele-
brated by Rev. Michael Lynch,
chaplain Of st. Mary's Home. West
Hartford. He was assisted by Rev.
Daniel Manning of Canaan a. dea-
con. Rev. John LouEhran Of st.
Thomay Seminary as sub-deacon.
and Rev. Mons. w. Flynn Of Hart
ford ~ master OF ceremonies.
Present in the sanctuary were Rt.
Rev. M. L.. McAuliffe. q. D.. Rt.
Rev. Mons. T. s. Duggan. v. G.. Rev.
J. Clement Martin. Rev. r. NJ. Don
nelly. Rev. J. NJ. Timmins. Rev.
Francis Nolan and Rev. Francis
Keosh. all Of Hartford: Rev. w. 8.
O'Dell. Elmwood: Rev. W. s. Casey.
New Haven; Rev. NJ. J. Traynor,
Rev. T. F. Laden and Rev. w. A.
McCrann Of New Britain.
The services at the grave we're
conducted by Rev. Father Traynor
and Rev. Father McCrann.
The pail bearers were George F.
Leghorn. Gerald D. Leghorn and
Robert Leghorn OF this city and
John Leghorn Of Cromwell.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
STRIKING GARMENT
WORKERS ARRESTED
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service to cart tho prisoners to the
West 30th street station where dis
orderly conduct charges were lodged
against them. The station was
damned to the doors.
The police procedure today was
to herd Is or 20 men and women
strikers into hallway and then
telephone for a patrol wagon 10
carry them to the police station.
En- route the prisoners sang and
cheered and thropgs on the side
walks Joined In the clamor.
There were 10 policemen on duty
In the district. The strikers march
ed Two abreast along the streets and
avenues and at times there were a.
many a. thousand In the line OF
march. The police would break the
formation. but a few minutes later
the procession would reform.
Ben Gold. secretary-treasurer Of
the strikers organization. was also
arrested. He said he was confident
the police would be forced to ar.
rest at least 500 picketers before
their days work was done.
The congestion in the police sta
ton became 30 great as truckload
after truckload Of strikers were
brought in that transfer OF prison.
ers to the Jefferson Market court
was necessary.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
Falls OFF Motor Truck,
Brings Suit for $4,000

Israel hartman brought action to-
day for $1,000 against Abrah ham Les
ger, claiming damages for injuries
sustained when he fell off truck
owned and operated by the defen-
dant.
The accident took place last July
on Dewey street. according to the
complaint drawn up by Attorney
Edward A. Mag The plaintiff claims
that reckless and negligent manner
Of operating the vehicle made him
lose his balance and as a conse.
quence he fell TO the road and was
bruised about the head and body.
the injuries consisting of fractured
skull and scalp wounds.
Deputy Sheriff Martin Horwit.
served the papers. The writ is re-
turnable in city court on the first
Monday in March.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
CRASH SUITS FOR $1,000
Mabelle Thayer and william Daccy
Bring Action Against Joseph La
vallec OF This City.

Two suits. one for $4,000 and the
other for 5000 have been brought
through Attorney Thomas f. Nc
OF this city A. . result Of an auto
mobile accident in Newington on
January IS.
The one for the larger amount
has been brought by Maybelle
Thayer Of Pennington for damages
for personal injuries sustained while
the other has been brought to re-
cover damages to the automobile.
In the $4,000 matter. the COM
plant alleges that Maybelle Thayer
was riding as a passenger in an au-
tomobilc operated by William Da-
cey when at the corner OF Robbins
avenue and Maple street. another
driven by LaVallee. travelling at a
reckless rate Of speed. crashed tn
to Dacey's car.
Both LaVallee and Dacey were
charged with reckless driving in
the case and LaVallee was found
guilty and fined SIS and costs In
the Newington town court by Jus
tice Of the Peace Clinton Barrows
while Dacey received discharge.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
Makes fake REPORT
Of MIDNIGHT MURDER
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arrested for drunkenness five times
since January, 1875, and has been
intoxicated a number of times when
he was not arrested. He 10 danger
GUS in his attitude towards the pub
lie when in that condition. Mr.. Con-
molly said, and the need for treat
ment Is apparent. The court Of
probate dislikea to order commit
ment to an institution In such cases.
preferring to have action taken by
the police court. Mr.. Connolly said.
kachadoor. who has been lame
for = number Of years and is never
seen without 4 cane, took. the wit
ness stand under protest. saying it
was my brothers case. not mine"
and for several minutes he related
disconnected story about an at
tempt murder and strange men pa
trolling the vicinity Of his cobbling
shop. Judge SAKE committed him
to the state hospital at Norwich.
According to Probation Officer
Connolly. kachadoor has one broth
er in this city, who will be notified
of the disposition OF the case. He
also has an Is year old son living in
Europe.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
HARPER REELECTED.
HEAD Of Factory
American Silver Go. Retains
Same Board and Officers

Bristol. Feb. 1l-At a meeting Of
the stockholders OF the American
silver Co. today. the following direc-
tors were re-elected; Julian X.
Holley. Bristol: Dean Welch, Nutley.
N. j.: Charles p. Treadway. Bristol:
Pierce N. WEIGH, New Haven; Alex
ander Harper. William S. Ingraham
George NJ. Merriman. Fuller +.
Barnes and Morton c. Trcadway, a.
Of Bristol; f. 5. Chamberlain Il
New Britain.
The directors at subsequent
meeting reelected the following Of
ficers: President and treasurer,
Alexander Harper; vice president
Dean WEIGH: secretary. George NJ.
Merriman: assistant treasurer, John
J. Hatcher.
The following is statement fo.'
the year ending December !, 1928:
Current assets: cash, $56,S2O.45; &C
counts and notes receivable less re-
serve for bad debts, 3135,097.23: In
vcntories S323.045.S4: total current
assets, 3514957.52: other assets. S.
623.92; capital assets: land 3lS.01s.-
O5: buildings. machinery and equip
ment less reserve for depreciation,
S1SS.+72.23. Total assets, $67S.071.-
-.
Current liabilities: accounts pay
able. due January. 1929, S2i.205.S1:
accrued wages and taxes. sS.642.57:
total current liabilities, $29S4y44
Reserve for federal and state taxes,
$500. Capital stock. $500. 900. Sur
plus. t34O.723.2s. Total SS4O.,23.os.
Total, 3s7s,07l.72.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
FLAMES DESTROY
PLAINVILLE HOUSE
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the hose to pass under.
The house was Of stone structure
and was = story and half high,
The blaze started In the rear Of the
building and quickly swept through
the entire structure. The sparks
from the house fell on the roof Of
IN adjoining residence but the fira-
men under the direction OF Chief
Edward p. Prior extinEuished the
hames before any damage could bs
done.
The hrsmen reported that 4 terri.
nc explosion rocked the house but
could not determine the cause. One
fireman removed 4 hve gallon can
Of gasoline from the house.
Mrs. Orlando 10 employed in the
Russell & Erwin plant In New Brit
ain and was unaware Of the FIRE.
She was notified shortly after one
o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
Vega Society Birthday
To Be Observed Feb. is

The Vega society will celebrate
the 50th anniversary Of its founding
next Saturday. with a banquet at the
Vega hall. The society has made
elaborate plans for the affair. DR.. 9.
g. Gilman has been invited to at
tend and will be the principal speak
er on the program. There will be .
variety Of musical and vocal num-
bers. Charles Gullberg will be toast
master.
The Vega society is the largest of
its kind in New England and has q
membership of more than 1000
members, spread throughout the
United States and Canada.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
City Items

Mrs. william Kelly Of 1853 Clark
street il recovering at the New
Britain General hospital from 4 re-
cent operation.
The Military Order Of Lizards will
entertain members and friends Wed.
nesday afternoon from : to s o'clock
at the state armory.
A daughter was born Sunday eve
ming to Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Cans
of Mason Drive.
The board Of park commissioners
will hold it, regular monthly meet
ing this evening.
Miss Grace L. Barks Of III VIM
throp street 10 about again after =
short illness.
Tomorrow being . holiday. the
fire and police commissions will
hold their monthly meetings tonight.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
STOCK trend IS
steadily UPWARD
Wall Street Receivers From Fea'
Of Higher RedisCount Rate

New York. Feb. II LR|Disregar1
ing an per cent renewal rate tor
call money and the mysterious meet
ing of the directors of the New York
Federal reserve bank after the close.
the stock market rallied briskly IN
der the leadership of the copper and
public utility shares. Some irregu-
larty developed at the opening bur
the losses were quickly cut down or
wiped out, and scores Of issues were
marked up = to IL points.
The renewal rate for call money
was the highest since January (
when the market was still in the
throes of year-end readjustments,
but a flood Of new funds was at
tracted by the high charge with the
result that loans in the outside
market" were available at -. in the
carly afternoon.
THE MARKET At $50 p. NJ.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
LEAVES 500 10 CHURCH
Katherine Guntller Wills SUM to
st. Johns German Evangelical
Ohuril-93OO to Sister In Germany

St. Johns German Evangelical
Lutheran church Of this city bene-
fits by q sum of $500 from the
estate Of the late katherine Gunther.
according to Z will died today in
probate court.
Further requests include the sum
Of 500 to the cemetery committee
for the care and maintenance ef the
family burial plot In Fairview ceme.
terry; $500 to Marie Dietx, sister OF
43 Linden Strasse. Lauderbach. Hes
sen. Germany. The remainder OF
the estate 10 to be divided into I
equal parts anon. her children.
Louise Unkelbach. Minnie Griswoid.
Louis Gunther and Katherine Ruth
erford.
Louis Gunther is named executor
Of the estate.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
hoy ADMITS THEFT

Sergeant p. J. O'Mara today took
four boys into custody in connec-
ton with the complaint Of william
Qavitt Of ~ Homestead avenue that
his pocketboek was stolen out Of
his coat pocket Saturday night At
7. NJ. T. A. 4 b. Society hall. One
Of the boys. aged about 1: yearA
admitted that he took the pocket
book and the others helped spend
the money.
According to the police. Mr..
Gavitt's financial loss was made COED
by the boys parents. There was 3:s
In the pocketbook when 1t was
taken.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
Funerals

Funeral services for Mrs Eliza
teth Freeze Of 10 Rockwell avenue
were held this morning at 10 o'clock
at st. Joseph's church where Rev.
John j. keane celebrated a solemn
high mass of requiem.
As the casket was being borne
into the church Organist Frank Sui
Ivan played Nearer My God to
Thee" at the offertory Mrs. Frank
sullivan sang Flynn's Ave Maria"
and at the conclusion she sang
Take Me. My Jesus" The organist
played Flee ds Bird" at the re.
&C ssional
The pail bearers were Robert and
William Frazee, Otto Hciruer and
Robert Murray.
Father keane conducted the COM
initial services. Burial was in st.
Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
Petition in Bankruptcy
By Liberty Baking Co.

The Liberty Baking Company. in
corporated, Of North street, filed to-
day an Involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy. following suit brought
against the company Saturday by
the Capitol Paper Company OF Hart
ford. The assets are believed to be
about $4,000 while the liabilities
are approximately $4,000. Attorney
Monroe s. Gordon is counsel for the
creditors.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
Quake Vibrations
Continue Two Hours

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. II Up
An earthquake which lasted only
few minutes but which was record
ed on the Harvard Seismograph for
more than two hours occurred yes
terday. the university's station an
nounced today. The origin Of the
tremoFs was estimated at $500
miles southwest Of the station. and
the observers explained that, al
though the earthquake was Of short
duration. the vibrations caused by
1t continued for more than two
hours.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
Community Chest Heads
Arrange for Spring Drive

Officials OF the United Community
corporation met at noon today ut
the Burritt hotel with representa-
tives OF the civic clubs and discussed
an organization to take over the spe-
cial lists of about 5000 names in
the spring community chest drive.
similar to last years method. 1t
was planned also to make this
permanent organization. A woman's
campaign committee Of SO promi-
nent women will be formed under
the Craftsmanship Of one woman who
has had experience in previous
drives. Mrs. Mabel Parsons was
suggested A. 4 possible chairman.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
United Jewish Campaign
Files Three More Suits

Following the action OF the Unit.
ed Jewish Campaign OF New York
city against delinquent pledgors. the
central committee brought addition
al three suits against local persons
through Attorney Edward A. Mag In
an effort to receive the pledges
through the court.
The actions brought today are
against j. p. Levy for $3.50: Isaac
FeiEenbaum for $50 and William
Goldberg for SIS. Papers in all in
stance were served by Deputy Sher-
III Martin Horwitz.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
Lindbergh Passes Tela
On Return Mail Flight

Tela. Honduras. Feb. II R-En
route to Belize. British Honduras.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh passed
over the city Of Puerto Arrios 1T
$50 o'clock this morning from
Managua, Nicaragua.
The colonel did not stop at Tela.
as did an accompanying Pan-Amer-
lean Always plane, but continued
on toward Belize.
Puerto Barrios is in Guatemala
and is on the colonel's route to the
capital Of British Honduras.
The second plane. which landed at
Tela, will proceed TO Belize tomor-
row and thence to Havana and Mi
ami.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
REFUSES TO PAY s.,
WOMAN TO FACE COURT
Mrs. Adel.me l'o,neroy Accused Ut
BLOCKING CrOSswalk With
Automobile.

Mrs. Adeline Pomeroy. wife Of
Earle V. Pomeroy Of 3s2 Monroe
street. refused to pay :: at the desk
at police headquarters today for
blocking Z crosswalk with her au.
tomobile, In front Of 1871 Main
street, and Chief W. c. Hart order
ed her to appear In police court to-
morrow. Mrs. Pomeroy Is said to
have admitted that her car was on
the croaswalk. but commended that
she should not be penalized in view
Of the fact that 1t was her first Of
Tense. The chief. however. was
adamant, and she chose to bring
the case to court. Ohicer Michae!
Maasey tagged" the car.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
l,NTERTAlNS AT BRIDGE

Miss jeanette Cans entertained at
4 bridge and shower Thursday eve
ming in honor Of Miss Grace Cans
who 10 to be married to lsadore
Hammer Of Holyoke. Mass. Miss
Cans was the recipient Of many
beautiful gifts. The bridge prizes
were awarded to Mrs Sam Dubowy.
Miss Sylvia Bei,er Of Hartford and
Miss Mary Light Of this city.
Mrs. Louis Kranowitz entertained
three tables Of bridge in honor OF
Miss Cans last Monday night. Bridge
prizes were won by Miss Grace
Cans. Mrs. George l.. Cans. Miss
Lena Kranowitz and Mrs. Joseph
Chernoff
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
ILLNESS PULLS KING
down TO liz POUNDS
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they think my end il here"
DR.. Heitz- Boyer. his physician.
treasured him. telling him that
Americans usually cheered convat-
escents in that fashion.
Drs. Heitz- Boyer. Daveniere. and
Degennes had an hours visit with
the marshal. They said they found
his general condition to show an
Improvement and that he was able
to eat almost normally. His tenn
perature this morning was 99.3, his
pulse s..
Visits Of friends to the sick room
will be prohibited FOR a long while"
one Of the doctors caid.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
REAL ESTATE NEWS
W arranty

Arthur w. Williams to W. H.
Rotherforth. Everett street.
Fred Freschner, ct al. to Pauline
E'reschner, Slater road.
Mortgage
Martin Zankowski. to Joseph ku-
LAX. ct al, $3.50. Hayes street.
Edward Setback. ct al. to Savings
Bank Of New Britain. $1,000 Win
throp street.
W. H. Hart, Jr.. to New Britain
Trust Co., $4,000. Lincoln street.
Qsiit-ClAiM
L Suzio Construction Co.. to Car
mine d. Netrano, ct Tx. Cherry
street.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
FRANK NADOLNY SURPRISED

FRANK NADOLNY SURPRISED
Frank Nadolny Of 112 fremont
street. president Of the Holy Cross
Dramatic circle for two terms. and
we'll known among the younger
Polish element Of this city. was ten
dered . surprise party Saturday
evening on the occasion of his 9th
birthday The party was given by
members Of the circle and about 80
attended. The celebrant was present.
ed with gifts. Refreshments were
served and games were played.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
Arthur H. Oldersl,aw

Funeral services for Arthur H.
Oldershaw of 20 Lincoln street were
held this afternoon at o'clock at
the funeral home of b. c. Porter
Sons. 10 Court street. Howard Y.
Stearns Of the Christian Science
church read the service. Burial was
in Fairview cemetery.
The pail bearers were William G..
Calvert. Roy Schilling. Arthur Egles-
ton. Fred West. Alfred Hepworth
and M. knight.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
NARRJES AGAIN ATtS

Sophie Borek, 10 years old and
divorced. became the bride Of Eu-
gone White of 81 Pennington av-
cnuc. Saturday afternoon at the Of
fec Of David l.. Nair. justice Of the
peace. Mr.. White Is 81 years old
Mrs. White is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs John Borek of 81 Smith
street.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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Deaths
Mrs. William Haslip

Mrs. William Haslip. 50 years old.
Of 10 Center street died at her home
this morning following q short ILL
ness.
Mrs. Haslip was native Of
Georgia and had lived In New
Britain for II years. She leaves
her husband and two brothers.
Thomas and Gerald Galley, both Of
Virginia.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday morning at o'clock at
ST. Mary's church. Burial will be
in st. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
Mary MurawSki

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Murawski Of 10S Franklin street
were held this morning at 10 o'clock
at Holy Cross church. Rev. Victor
Piaskowski celebrated requiem
high mass. Burial was in Sacred
Heart cemetery where Father Pias-
kowski conducted committal serv-
ices.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
FIVE YEARS FOR - CENTS

New Bedford, Mass, Feb. II (UP)
FOR stealing a Salvation Army
poor box containing - cents from a
Fail River store. John Marsh, IS,
must serve Ave years and a day in
Concord reformatory. Sentence was
imposed by Judge David +. Dillon
here to-day.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY

Miss Jenny Rubenstein of Mon
roe street. a FIRST year pupil in tn.
senior high school. celebrated her
18th birthday last evening. A large
number Of friends and relatives
were present and she was the re-
cipient Of many sifts.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
BURGLAR SCARED AWAY

The police were notified today by
A. A. Mills that his store Ut Sc West
Main street was the object OF m
attempted burglary last night. A
window was found broken near the
catch. the burglar apparently hav-
ing been frightened away. Officer +.
3. Kelly 10 investigating.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11
AUSTRIAN PRINCE DEAD

Vienna. Austria. Feb. II ~
Prince Jshn OF Lichtenstcin. who
had governed his principally for II
years. died at his palace tn Troppau
today at the ago Of So.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-11

TREASURY BALANCE
Treasury Balance, 397,1t7,2so
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-18
SUPERINTENDENTS OF A. R. C., HONOR
 GUESTS, BANQUET

Major Malcolm Elliott. President of the Alaska Road Commission, and Mrs. Elliott entertained with dinner at the Arcade Cafe last night in honor of the superintend- ents of the Road Commission and their wives.
 The honor guests were: H. G. Haslem, Superintendent of the Fair banks distict; R. J. Shepard, Sup erintendent of the Chitina district, and Mrs. Shepard; Chris Edmonds, Superintendent of the Anchorage district; Ernest Bauer, Assistant Superintendent of the Nome Dis trict; T. A. Huddleston, Superin- tendent of the Valdez District; Jack Goats, Mechanical Superintendent for the A. R. C., and Donald Mac Donald, Assistant Superintendent of the Fairbanks district.
 Other guests of Major and Mrs. Elliott were: The members of the Territorial Road Commission, Gov George A. Parks, Walstein G. Smith, Treasurer of the Territory and Mrs. Smith; R. J. Sommers Territorial Highway Engineer, and Mrs Sommers; Karl Theile, Secre- tary of Alaska and Mrs. Theile; MT. and Mrs. G. H. Skinner, MT. and Mrs. L P Taylor, and Major and Mrs. Douglas Gillette.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-18

Some day, some woman, after di- vorcing her sixth, is going to write book entitled Husbands I Have Married" and take 500 or 600 pages to say she has found all men are alike.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-18
B. F. HEINTZLEMAN IS
 BACK FROM z WEEKS
 TRIP TO THE STATES

B. F. Heintzleman, Assistant Dis trict Forester for the U. s. Forest Service, returned to Juneau on the steamer Queen after being away approximately seven weeks. MT Heintzleman spent most of that time conferring with the officials of the Zellerbach, and Cameron Chandler pulp and paper interests in San Francisco concerning their proposed Southeast Alaska projects. Regarding these, MT. Heintzleman said, Apparently everything is pro- gressing satisfactorily"
 He also spent some time in Portland and Seattle, and on his way north stopped off for several days in Ketchikan where he looked over timber sale records of the Forest Service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-18

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