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New Britain herald., 1930-07-09
Dr. VOrOnOff Chooses
 Castle for Laboratory

|. Ventimiglia. Italy, July P- Professor Serge Voronoff, the re- juvenation expert, has chosen for his permanent residence and lab oratory the magnificent castle of Grimaldi, near the French from tier. Here he has provided quar- ters for the 27 monkeys who serve as patients for his experiments.
 Voronoff is not limiting himself to rejuvenation methods by using glands, but is also studying means of combating tuberculosis, dia- betes and cancer. He uses rab- bits, dogs and other animals in his research. but prefers monkeys because of their physiological re- semblance to man. He is aided by his brother and an assistant.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-09
LEGION VICTORY NIGHT

Plans will be made at the regular meeting of Eddy Glover post, Amer q Victory Night at the Legion Boys camp in Burlington some evening in the near future in celebration of the recent successful membership drive conducted by the post The local organization is now the largest single unit of the Legion in the state.
 The monthly meeting of the Hart ford District Association of the American Legion will be held at the post camp Sunday, July 20.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-09
BILLY BURKE LEAD

Interlachen Country Club, Minn27 apolis, July g (UP)-Billy Burke, Greenwich, Conn, shot the best score of today's early practice rounds for the national open when he turned in a Il, one under par. Good driving and accurate work on the greens made the score possible.
 Densmore Shute, Worthington, O., scored a 72.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-09
TO OFFER PREMIERSHIP

s. S. Zacapa, July 9 P-Dr. Enrique Olaya Herrera. president elect of Colombia, will offer the premiership to Carlos E. Restrepo. he informed the Associated Press correspondent.
 Restrepo was president of the Republic of Colombia from 1910 to 1914 and acted as Olaya's champion manager.
 The S. s. Zacapa party is expected to land today.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-09
CENSUS FIGURES REVISED

Washington, July g GPI-The Unit ed States census bureau today an- nounced a revised Pittsburgh, Pa, population of 669,631, 13.S per cent increase over 1920. AS previously announced. the 1880 population of Pittsburgh was 644795 a 9.6 per cent increase.
 Other census figures are: Me keesport, Pa. (revised) 54,631, in- crease 1850, or 16.S per cent. East Liverpool, O., (revised), 25,197, in- crease 1,Ts6 or S.3 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-09
104 Weighing Devices
 Condemned bv Sealer

Carl A. Carlson, sealer of weights and measures, condemned 104 weighing and measuring devices found to be in use during the past three months, his quarterly report, filed today shows. He also found two Of the IS companies whose coal loads he re-weighed to be delivering less poundage than billed.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-09
COTTON FUTURES STEADY

New York, July P-Cotton fu- lures opened steady, unchanged to points lower July 1904; Oct. 1908; Dec. 1918; Jan. 1915. New contracts-Oct. 12.74; Dec. 12.S7; Jam. 12.s2; Mar. 13.11i May 1929.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-09
KRESGE STAFF OUTING

The annual outing of the S. s. Kresge employees is being held this afternoon and evening. Dinner was served at Oyster River, Woodmont early this afternoon. The rest of the afternoon and evening was spent at Savin Rock
New Britain herald., 1930-07-09
CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH

Calgary, Alberta, July 9 R- Three children left alone while their mother went to a neighbours home for milk, were burned to death last night by a fire which destroyed the family's home. The dead are Birdie Gillard, 1, Eileen, 2, and Allen, l.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-09
RURRER FUTURES STEADY

New York. July LP)-Rubber fu- lures opened barely steady; July 11.50: Sept. 11.70; Dec. 1920. New contracts-July unquoted; Sept. 11.S6; Dec. 1920.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

Every Type of Feminine Beauty Is Represented in the Cast Of Big
Money New Pate Comedy Eddie Quin Robert
Armstrong Gleason Miriam Seega and Marget livingston Big
Money the First Talking Picture to mortaze Wall Street. Hence
There Are Dramatic Scenes That Fairly Lift One Out Ones Chair
Story Wall Street Messenger Who Accidentally Becomes Big
Time Gambler Only Find That Easy Money Only Brings Unhappness
the Most Dramatic Moments the Picture He Jess and Laughs and
Carries His Audience With Him to the FihGrpping DramaIove
Stirring Adventure Rare Humor Teacery and
LaugA These and More This Ehrang Story Of Wall Street and
the Gambling World It Is Big Picture Which None Should Miss
At R-KO Keiths Misunderstanding Saturday.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
MOVIE CITY HAS.
L|TTLEGRIME

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Dec.4 Il,
NS9-Gay Hollywood with its
myriad Of bright lights, It's daz-
zling night life and its beautiful
women. may be naughty. but it's
nice, q recent survey here
showed.
Aroused by the wagging tongues
Of outsiders who claimed to
have first hand information on
Hollywood's naughtinesS, an IN.
dignant committee from the Hol'
lyWood City Club set out to dis
cover the extent to which the
film colony is stepped In iniquity.
It's members returned elated
and reported the discovery:
That some one has started an
outrageous, slandering campaign
against the home Of movie stars,
That Hollywood Is more law
abiding than the city Of Los An
geles proper,
That divorces are rarer In the
film capital than other parts OF
Los Angeles county.
According to the figures, there
we're only los arrests for vice dur
ing August, September and Oc-
tober when 500 arrests should
have been made in the section If
Hollywood was to have its pro-
portionate share of the 4,323 ar
rests in Los Angeles.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

The smartest golf costumes for
Southern wear have double
sweaters or sl1irtwaists and
trouser skirts knee length.
Long gloves wrinkled at the
wrist are now q smart note in
the evening mode.
MA&
Smart Hats Of the Moment
We think it's awfully inter
esting to see the way the
smartest women sponsor the
same fashion ideas at the same
time. Everywhere we 60 right
housekeeping, lunching in smart
restaurants, 'matineeing" ct the
newest playsWe see fashionably
dressed women wearing the same
type Of hat: the tricorne.
And another fashionable hat Of
the moment is the hat with the
ostrich plume the most ro-
mantle style Of the season! OF
course, a tricorne can have an
ostrich plume, and thereby be
douh1y smart. PlumeS appear
now in many variations: they
generally match the color Of the
hat, buG they may contrast; they
generally curl down around the
right cheek, but they may curl
around the left cheek or across
the back Of the hat, or even
across the brim in front.
A very new and delightful
fashion is the "Gardenia" hat
and this is the ultra smart
hat Of the moment. Along with
the revival Of trimmings for
hats. flowers are coming In: and
the first Of these is the gardenia.
One OF the most attractive we
have seen is a black felt tric0rne
with two white gardenias posed
down at the edge of the hal. be-
hind the right ear-one in front
and one in back Of the point
Of the brim.
The new styles in galoShes give
to ankles such grace Of line as one
never dreamed Of getting in pro.
tective footwear. Il
+ 4 =
A gift from the fairies es-an all
enveloping black velvet evening
wrap with shawl collar fashioned
from two whole white fox skins.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
ZIONISTs To GET
LABOR AID

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Reassur.
apces from the British Labor
Party Of aid In establishing q Jew
ish homeland In Palestine, with
out doing an unintentional injus.
tice to the non-Jewish sections Of
the community. have been cabled
70 the convention Of the National
Labor Committee for the Organ.
ized Jewish Workers in Palestine.
The message, which sought to
dissipate the concern created BY
the Passfield White Paper, arrived
almost simultaneously with ap.
pearaIlce here Of David Ben Cur
ion, general secretary Of Hista,
druth, the Palestine Federation of
Labor and leading member OF the
Palestine National Assembly, and
9 delegation Of Palestine workers
Benz Gurion addressed the con.
vention and denied that Jews have
taken possession Of occupied ter.
ritory in the Holy Land.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

GIaser's, 1882 Con-
necticut Avenue.
New Hats From Old
Magic OF This Shop.
Create New Hats In
Velvet Or Felt to
Match Your Gowns.
0F particular inter-
" est to the woman
who wishes to have
her last years hat
made over into this
seasons style is the
work done in GlaSer's,
where the erb
beauty Of design and
the slnartneSs Of trim
represent the finest
work in making over
the old chapeaux. In
this shop they viii
also make up new hats
in velvet or felt to
match your frocks and
gowns.
There's new beauty
to the off the face
model made over from
last seasons hat with
a brim-there's new
life added to your
flockS and wns
when your hat is made
up to match. Clever!
y y +
A butterfly Of jade
with body Of rose bril-
liantS forms the CEN
terpiece Of a modish
black and white en-
amel vanity case. al
X 4 +
Blazer Striped-silk
pajamas in manniSh
coat style black, blue,
green or rose stripes
make lovely gifts.
Pique or linen collar
and cuff sets add much
to the tailored dress.
Beaver on green is a
popular combination
for ensembles.
h \ 4 4
Ivory roses carved IN
ivory are suspended
from heavy black silk
cords with groups Of
five ivory beads at in
terva1s.
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Close-fitting black
broadcloth hats are
the newest and smart
est.
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An elaborate coiffure
is the perfect finish
to an evening gown.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
American Water
Works OutDMt Oft

The power output Of the cleo
trio subsidiaries of the American
Water Works and Electric Co. for
the month Of October totaled 1884,
sos, 1872 kilowatt hours, a decrease
of 10 per cent from the output Of
ITS, ,968, ,O96 kilowatt hours for the
corresponding month Of 1929. For
the 10 months ended october 81,
power output totaled 1857, 1886, ,097
kilowatG hours, 2 per cent less
than the output Of 1901, ,451,S5O
kilowatt hours for the same pc
riod last year.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

Sl4 V4AeS0 "AAA k4$eSOS sSFSAJ AAASAA
gifts.
II ~
Scarlet blossoms filled the lacy
frill of q tiny colonial bouquet f.
vor at a club luncheon. Glitter
ing tinsel hid the short stems.
This alternated with high.handled
baskets.
It is true vanity to study one
self carefully, ones figure, face
and type-till one knows how to
choose among the many modes
only those most suited to ones
personality.
~ 4
Lavish, very, are the fur trim
mings this season. They are not
SplaShed on more literally, but
more individually.
Long earrings are extremely
smart for evening wear.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
Steel Products Prices
Expected TO Increnae

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 IN.SJ,
Higher prices for all steed prod.
ucts were expected today follow.
ing posting of new prices yester.
day for plates, shapes and bars,
The new prices are for business
IN the first quarter of 1881.
The new schedule with an
Initial increase Of 81 a ton on
finished products was announced
first BY the Carnegie Steel Com
pany.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

ERIG MONEY" the Pathe Street
~ the gambling world, packed comedy
abundanE and reishable. Eddie Quin role Of Wall
Street boy with ondness for gambling
ceent advantage He equally good dramatic and comic
player and this Of the which
been Robert Armstrong gambler who takes Quiin
under his protection James Gleason augprovokng card
sharp; Miriam Seegar the daughter
with fondne Eddie Margaret Livingston are exception
ally artistic in their portrayaIs.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
S2,OOO, 900 Damages
Caused bu Oil Blasts

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 GN.So.
Damage of $2,0OO,0OO was esti.
mated to have been caused by a
series OF explosions and fire
which swept Is gasoline and oil
tanks Of the Standard Oil Com
pany Of New York in Brooklyn
early today.
Inc fire was put out after Is
fireboats battIed the flames.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

Directly imported from Lalo, IA
nous French stationer, are the
conceits Of quaint smartness
which are shown In q washington
shop. Papers, large and small, ex-
quisitely plain, and charming nov.
elites with gold and silver edges.
IT'S q show worth while.
r.
The ideal Of the 1880 and 1881
fashions is the line Of the human
body.
4 4
Trailing skirts add chic to for
NAL Apparel.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
bosNsykkw,-ood Sbep ! Goss;p{

Where do they 60, those little moods Of mne7
Shed. one by one, like garments used no more;
Each Ieaues behind haunting loneliness,
Until lose the semblance that i wOre,
The golden sOftness Of the pensiUe mood
Wraps me around like Opiates that blind
Then, passing, leGUes a cool, Indifferent mind.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

story Wall Street and the gambling world and
entrusted with $4,000 which he is to
deposit but the action is swiftmovng and
gamblers others apeny
their banro and in their effort to
g plenty is done with disastrous results to
the Of Qullin and the heroine.
laughs, and
several times any dmnution interest Truly
quite worthwhile picture. at RKO Kehs Misunderstanding
Saturday.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
Gifts Expressing Individuality
Dignified and Original Stationery
Desk Sets-Fountain Pens
Christmas Greeting Cards-An
Unusual Selection
Unusual Selection

N. W., and Seventeenth and ]
ectionS in these stores are both
in keeping with the most dis
gning and. many styles to choose
in great profuSion- stationery Of
lin pens, bridge sets and adorable
)er Of the family. Ideal holiday
Patou has a navy blue jersey
ensemble made in an effectively
simple manner. The skirt Of the
dress is slightly circular and the
fullIength coat is straight. The
ends Of the white lingerie collar
tie at the front Of the dress.
Worn with this ensemble is i
navy blue close-fitting hat and
silver fox fur.
Shirring on the scarf collar, Oh
the cuffs, at the waistline, and on
the gathered flounce adds a rich
note to the dress of chiffon tat
feta.
For a small girls "best coat
black velvet with .shirred raglan
sleeves and tie collar is charm
ing. \
Dark green is g very good shade
for winter-in fact, almost as
popular as black.
Greens with q blue cast are uni
versally becoming. !
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
Showing the Smartest and Newest In Fur Scarfs For Gift
ing This Christmas Season-They Flattering To the
Silhouette.

fur scarfs-the and other adorable at
beauys shrine in the shape Of gifts for Washingons dainty
the saks quality of the few
maintain the desirable between
luxury and necessity
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
to Be Desired

skirt with below the knees: the with sleeves
the utraforma with peentious train In every
loyeyan personally selected by Madame Florenz
up to A. Priced at $2950 to $86.
Madame F1orenZ-a label which spells chic In wrapI
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
9; y ::::;S;;:;.''',GlaljEt;!s: J, / !: =: :: :
sIo TwTIFTN sTRITT

about fur scarfs saks decreed the other day when
w slipped in out Of the chilly
decided Muzette after leirely the
1t sks who always finds the right fur pieces
the different types OF feniniity who drift gayy of this
haunt Of fur fashion would bring such luxurious
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
A0vHArlsGmaM1
w N"''f'

Tie fender moods and those Of deep despair
Are all Of such an inner part Of me,
wOndeT, can they Be old memories?
Or are they thoughts from other wOrlds set free?
When they depmt, Oh, do they not return?
Are they, perhaps those little wandering winds
feel, buf cannot see?
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

MADAME FLoRENz has presented washington in
N of extremely Partisan Of
kind, with belt waistine
line with variation for IN tiers round and round dagonay
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

+ several shops these days, with
rents for the many. many affairs
Eou viii find these shops equipped
for any party given
it be in the home or In a hotel.
an assurance of prompt deliveries
Y packed. Oh, yes; distance is no
u telegraph floral orders for you
II stores to serve you located at
! st. N. W.: 1l02 Connecticut ave.
A lovely nightgown is Of palest
pink triple voil with a deep yoke
and hemline border Of some soft
lace in the same shade. This
nightgown has an almost train
like length in the back.
The new dinner gowns take in.
spiration from the gaiety Of the
Southern resort season and use
striking flower prints to give color
to sophisticated simplicity of
styling.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

Madame Forenz45 Connecticut Avenue Second FloorEvenng
Gowns and Wrapsof Infinite Style ChamPrced ModeModels
Be Desired
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

The ultra in q black satin eve
ming gown demonstrates the new
classic lines. The body is nodded
softly above the low placed
drapery and trailing panels at
the back. The neckline is made
cowl in front with q deep v in
the back
The latest mode Of hairdress
calls for the shaping Of ones Golf
fure in accord with ones individ-
uality.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

A return to "tiers" is one Of
the newest feminine whirns, and
when fashioned from lace and
chiffon it shows the trend In
gracious form.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-10

NOTEObservatlons Fort Yukon, made at and m, Juneau time. eastward lowest tory moderately high Western and Northern North Pacific States
 
 general districts the Temper o and tenn peratue falling rapidly in Southeastern rising
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-10
ALASKA STEAMSHIP GIVES LOW FARES
 TO PIONEER MEET

Special round trip fares from Hc.chikan, Wfangen, Juneau, Cor .dova, Valdez and Latouche, for the Pioneers Convention at An chorage, March AZ, inclusive, havl been announced by the Alaska Steamship Company, through Hor- ace Adams, acting local agent.
 These reduced rates are gooc 'oaly on the outbound trip of the Yukon sailing from Seattle Feoru ary g, and the inbound trip the Northwestern leaving Seward March 8. Tickets will be sold from Fe5ruary g to March l, inclusive 3nly. and are not good for stop 9ysrs as points other than Seward T Following are the tariffs on ordl- aal5lz rooms of the steamers, tho .irgt figure being for upper deck and the second for saloon deck: Neecnikpns s79.20 and s71.20; Wran- gel, $70,4O and $64.O0; Juneau, s566O and $5l20; cordova, s23.20 and $20e0; Valdez, s15.20 and $13.60 and Latouche S729 and s5.5O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-10
LILY BURFORD.

Matron FANNY L. ROBINSON, --ady. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-10
MISS VORSE:N JUNEAU ARRIVAL
Proprietor of Local Wom- en's Store Returns
 from Buying Trip

Returning from a months trip to the States on 9 spring and sum ner buying trip for her store here, Miss Christine Halvorsen was an Incoming passenger on the steam ar Northwestern
 Most of her buying Miss Hal gorsen did in Los Angeles, and she psnt some time in San Francisco Portland and Seattle.
 Printed dresses in the latest style are developed in rather ex- treme versions Of the new sil- houette, Miss Halyorsen reports. The high waist line princess styles ohe nodded skirt, often with q lightly irregular hr'rlne, and an endless variety Of the snort sleeves arc faYorite details. Chiffon and georgette arc the outstanding ma terials for afternoon and dinner rroeks, which are not particularly ndistinguishable since the latter aayc adopted long sleeves. Many have clever Jackets or eapes.
 Ecng Formal Freoks
 Ankle-length Irocks with nodded lines are the -favorite for formal or evening wear. Fabric list high lights include flat crepe, moire, 3hifgons and taffetas, with an oc- easicned showing of tulle and lace for the extreme model.
 Jacket frocks and tuck-in styles n wool crepe, jersey, flannel and, basket weave tweed are much in favor for sports wear, according to Miss Halvorsen. Pastel shades in- clue pine green, orchid, antique amethyst. beige, rose and rust.
 h suit styles, about equal atten- ion is given solid color frabrics in basket weave and tweeds. Dark olue, tan to brown tones, and the nigh shades of the purple tone and green are outstanding for suits. The suck-in blouse reign5 supreme in this realm.
 A1Jb StyleS
 Hats for spring show the flaring lines appearing in dresses but this flare is modified for the suit auc tends toward turbin or small or nuditim brim. Straw hats are the Important issue for spring. Straw laces give a dressy effect without the use of applied trimming, Rhi,. for dressier wear one finds var iety of apliqued and fancy trim. Colors feature are waikiki, hulu. brown, pllcrust, samoa green, linen blue, dahlia shades, black, bamboo and firebrand.
 Tweeds, velours and covert are tho leading materials for coats, which confine themselves largely to utility wear. Midnight blue and twill are variations which are pop ular.
 Costume jewelry lends an air of distinction to the sui5 or dress. Miss Halvorsan said. All necklaces
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-10
ATTENTION EASTERN STARS

Juneau Chapter No. T, Order of Eastern Stars, will meet February l1th at 8 D m An important business meeting. Visiting members Welccme
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-10
MISS HUDSON IS IGNORED AT TWO
 SOCIAL AFFAIRS

Miss Evelyn Judson, who is soon to become the bride of II. M Holl- mann, was the guest of honor at a dinner party given at o'clock Sat urday night by Mrs. Ed Sweeney, Miss Bessie Yurnan and Miss Ruth Krugness, at the home of MT. ana Mrs. J. A. Krugness.
 A buffet supper was served by Miss Gertrude Waltonen. A cold. scheme of green and yellow was carried out. Miss Judson was pre- sented with two beautiful gifts al the social affair Following the supper the evening was spent il card playing. x
 Those present were: Evelyn Jud. son, Ruth Krugness, Belva Willlam7 Bessie Yurman, Miriam McBrids Mamie Feusi Elizabeth Fcusi, Ger trude Waltonen, Ideal Hendrickson Edna Smith. Dora Sweeney, Flor. ence Holmquist, Leota Russell, AZ ma Sully. Helen Skuse, Carrie JorA gensen, Irene Lundstrom and Irens Burke.
 Yesterday from 3 to 5 o'clock Mis- Judson was entertained at Q tea given by Belva Williams, Ideal Hendrickson Gertrude Waltonen and Leota Russell. About twenty guests were present during the af- ternoon. At the conclusion of the tea miscellaneous kitchen shower was held for the bride-to-be.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-10

Weathtr Dy o.
 Weather Bureau Forecast fer Juneau and vicinity m Clearing Tuesday fair continued cold fresh norheaSterly winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-10

are longer to correspond with the longer silhouette. Pearls are biz feature in various style colnbina- tons, while crystal novelties and metal link jewelry arc popular.
 Bullook's Wiltshire, where M.sg EalvccaeA visited while south, is one Of the finest stores in Los Angeles and Hollywood, and is con sidered the most beautiful store in tie country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-10

adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-10
STORE HOURS

For the accommodation of the trade, this store will be open Mon cay evening, February 10. adv. B. M BEHRENDS CO, Inc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-10
GORDONS

For your accommodation, this store will be open the evening of February 10th until p. m. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-10

Have you trieo the Five o'clock Dinner Specials at Mabry's cafe7
New Britain herald., 1930-10-02
CROWDS GATHER TO SEE
 VESUVIUS LAVA ERUPTION
Crater of Volcano Shifts 60 Feet as Rocks Shoot Into
 the Air.

Naples, Italy, Oct. P-Inhabi- tants for miles around gathered on neighboring hills today to watch Vesuvius, transformed into a foun- tain of fire and lava by an unher- aided eruption.
 With it's crater shifted 60 feet, the volcano shot rocks and lava 300 feet into the air. There were two foun- tains of lava, the molten fluid be- ing cast in flaming streams into the sky.
 The director of the Vesuvius ob- servatory said that there was no dan- ger from the lava flow, but inhabi- tants thereabout continued their vigil. Vesuvius has been semi active since early in the summer In mid-Jult the volcano spread 8 great stream of lava over the entire western zone of the crater, not, how ever, spilling it over the edge.