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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
RITCHIE PRESENTS
ST. JOHNS DEGREES
Thirty-three Students Honored at
College Commencement in
Annapolis.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 5.-Thirty-
three members of the graduating class
of st. Johns College, this city, received
degrees of bachelors Of arts from Gov.
Albert c. Richie of Maryland at the
commencement exercises held at the
college yesterday.
Rear Admiral Samuel S. Robson,
superintendent of the Naval Academy,
extended special greeting and honors
and prizes were conferred through Car
roll T. Bond, chief judge of the Court
of Appeals Of Maryland.
Isadore N. Gecenok Of Salem, N. j.,
graduated with the highest honors, and
special honor was won by Walter s.
Baird, Towson, Md; Vernon B. Bunce,
Providence, r. l.: David S. Jenkins,
Arnold, Md, and Edward J. Dwyer,
East Norwalk, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
PLEA FOR WAR ORPHANS
MADE TO PATRIOTIC BODY
Chancellor of 8. A. r. Asks State
Societies to Adopt Them and Aid
in Their Education.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
ASBURY PARK, N. JUNE S.
Richard Bartshone, chancellor general
of the Sons Of the American Revolu-
ton, In conference here Tuesday
urged State societies of the organization
to adopt war orphans and aid in edu-
eating them. He said more than 1000
such orphans need help in this country.
Miles c. Kuhns of Detroit, chairman
Of the flag committee, said many
schools were not giving instruction con-
corning the flag and suggested that lit
eratIlre be distributed among teachers
on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
STOP FOREST FIRE
Blaze in New Jersey Woods Had
Spread Over II, ooo-Acre Area.

MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., June F).-
A woods fire on Government land near
Camp Dix was extinguished early today
after burning over approximately IL 900
acres of scrub pine, oak and few small
cranberry boys. No buildings In the
area were burned.
The fire started Tuesday near Hanover
Furnace and burned in q triangular
area, with Hanover Furnace, Brindle-
town and Writings at the points of the
triangle, although they were not
damaged.
-Four hundred soldiers and officers
from Camp Dix, so civilians and forest
IRE wardens fought the blaze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
STRIKE OBSERVED IN BOMBAY.
Nationalist Mark GandhPs First Month
OF Internment.

BOMBAY, June GA hartal, or
cessation of work, was observed by IL
dian Nationalist here today In mourn
ing for Mahatma Gandhi who today
ended his first months imprisonment
At Yeroda JAN, Poona. Several minor
disturbances occurred as professions IN
commemoration Of the day were car
Tied out. - am
Thirty cotton mills closed and 5000
workers struck. TWO nunoreo workers
marched to one mill and started throw
ing stones at workers there to compel
them to Join in the hartal. Police officers
arrived and were stoned by the mob.
Three thousand workers demonstrated
at another mill but were dispersed by
Most of the shops in the northern
mart of the city closed. Another pro-
cession and parade ending in q mass
meeting was planned for this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
Lord Irwin Appeals for Cooperation
With British.

Tord irwin received a deputation Of sc
leading Punjab Moslem land owners
Wednesday afternoon and appealed e
them to cooperate with the British
government in maintaining order IN the
empire. ..a4.. ..
the loyal support the government is re-
ceiving from the Moslems IN many
narts of the country, and at their con-
dennation of efforts being made TO as
turb the peace. T..
He reiterated the governments ann
nth assurance Of full consideration OF
indian aspirations and minority rights
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
Ministers to injured Player

A tve moments Etsr Almohary MAS }#rr. Governor Long ra@sd.
 "whry'g- ooHs4 3y 7Iu4red th" 6o>." h. a:a "Ta'l'ye piled or Eua and E.t him and everything rlea."
 AlaorE catao out uearlE hin3- al in o"- ,-e Governor Long r" up "gJ -Ir,H t.is ar'#- around hjm Ifo -,ur a tnssrnGrr oWt for sol-" me8a..a. Hu8 nwn tE.y r"wo h" aogl5.l " ~iH rrs o2a hands 10 Nuor. .@-s injured optic For q a.ra ar ds-d-d his a't.ufjo0 hf tween tne a>blo-o and the foo'b'ii
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
SKELETON FOUND . BY THREE HUNTERS
Authorities Believe It May Be
 Mrs. BiSSelTS

South Manchester. Dec. II tF}- The skeleton of woman believed 10 he tho remains of Mrs. Nina Bissell who disappeared mysteriously from her Wrapping home on August H. 1922, was found today in q densely wooded section in South Windsor by three Manchester hunters. The three men, Richard Gutzmer, otto Schmeding and Richard Norton came upon the skull bone of the skeleton when they lost their bear lnss between Avery street and El- lington road in the northeast section Of South Windsor,
 They immediately reported th"lr find to the Hartford barracks of th" state police and Policemen PcttlngiIl and kamInSky were assigned 10 the case. In the meantime First Select man H. W. Belcher of south WlnI- | sor and a reporter, had gone to the l scene Belcher had known Mrs. Bis | sell and said that as far as could 1 be indicated from the skeleton it : was about her height. No means of identification could be foun1 about the bones but it was evident that the skull was that of a woman. Dr. II. J. Onderdonki, medical ex- amincr for the South Windsor dis trict, was called and he is now on his way to the scene. A nasty eA- animation of the skull by the hunt eTs and the first parties to reach thf scene was said 10 reveal indications of q fracture of the skull
 Mrs, Bisscll had lived alone or the Bissell farm in Mapping with her son, Walter Green. Green haG left his home previous to the dis appearance of his mother 10 spCn1 few days at his shore cottage at Kelsey Point, Wostbrook A thor ouGh search Of the countryside abou' the Bisscl farm was made at in
 time and this same territory where the bones were found today va. combed in the hunt eight years ag7
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
SUPT. 0F CAPITAL DIES
Major Sylvester Had Active
 C2Tlo7-III for Year

WHuloe'on n'n, Dor. ] 'F',- >, 5or I;chard Ssl'sst.r. former up,ru,and,nt Of tar h.lropoItup police daparrm,nr of Washington, h. e., dwd here today alter long H1rs-~. Ill., Was about 7o years old,
 Major S&}~t,r cH December | e.'ia from artjTr service aS head e. thu Trotarrton dI,H!ou Of F. l. IrlI'out h., Nrmows and Company, , pms, rr Lad held from tHc time os tAo oe'1reat of the World War,
 lie "aa instrumental ln the or ~.a ion oI the international asso- aar5ou of chiefs cf police and serv- sa a* rr. "idut Of the association for f5 wars.
 Najor Sylvester ~as born in Iowa rHy studied law at Washington Imva areit,. bat abandoned that pro s.a~ion CT joUrUaljsm-
 H. .ut-r.I police work in Wash in-r0u and eyrn,uaI)y became head of inc force, retualnin- ill the post tjou seventeen loars,
 An ardau5 Ioerr Of outdoor sports, Major @siyrsf"r wrotr numerous ar tprps and our Look on the subject.
 Hts widow survives.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

gestion of Mayor George A. Quig- ley, who said he would welcome an opportunity to explain his position in regard to the Northend school to the parents of the children attend ing that school.
 Free transportation will be pro vided from the Northend school 10 the Lincoln school and return Those desiring transportation shoulh be at the school by 7:45 o'clock. IT it is stormy, those interested are asked to phone 2713 after ' p. m, and transportation will be provided from their homes.
 The entertainment will be as fol- lows: Violin solo, Francis Bosco as sisted by Helen Bosco at the piano: recitations, David Smith; dance,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

game. darling 10 the sidcltncs 10 shout announcement and thtn re turning 10 Almokary 10 impure about hIs c>c,
 H.lNccn halves ti1a governor went into The dressing room ~lth th- Louisiana State team. When play WIS resumed he refused 10 go into the box that was reserved l for him on the Tulane side Of the fctI, di. though it has been tlt annual GUS tom for the governor to sit in th~ Tulane box during tue last half ot the -amD. "IEp go. to stay with my t.am," WAS his reply
 At IouEth, anor inc third quarter the governor went 10 rbe Tulane box Tulane got another touch- down; then I.o1.saua State scoroI ous. The gam" fuajir ended wit, Tulnue Ntuun-. r 70 :.
 Cio2 eruor LouG @ruHeI.
 "WoIf" ho -ad l did my lamn- last. an}hoH-"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

Eunice Mann; resitation, David Smith.
 Early next week the mayor will meet representative of the school board for the third time to discuss the situation. Whether he has changed his attitude and will ap- prove the school boards desire to
 proceed with the new building
 could not be iearned today, but the
 mayor stated frankly that the fig
 llres submitted at the last conter- ence by Louis w. Young of the
 school board have made favorable impression on him.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
MAYOR TO FACE FIRE
 AT PARENTS MEETING
Mothers and Fathers of NOrthcnd school District to Hear
 Quiglcy Tonight.

A special meeting Of the North end School Parents and Teachers association will be held this evening at o'clock in the Lincoln school auditorium at the corner of Steele street and Corbin avenue. The meeting has been called at the suG-
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
METALS MARkIlT

Nov York, Dec. Il Pt-Coppcr unsettled; oIecjrolytic spot and fu- ture 10 $-4 to II. Iron quiet, un- changed. Tin weak; spot and nearby 2414; future 24.45. Lead steady; spot New York 5.1H; East S. Louis 1. 4.95. Zinc easy; East st. Louis spot and future 4,15 to AT 12. Anti mony to 7.10.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
IHOMp l. l.tHI. st-Nt-IS

C;rl Se7at, Troop t, i~ busy at work or suou' acrUfia-. N#&t week ten entire troop WI}i pass sar' ice tog"th,r hg going ja q body 10 th" "doush raiser" in ',n1ral park and arpositing money in the rec.Jtarl"
 Mildred Parsons E5s r&sstI her r-nl"r1oot f>st and Is ready for her la1-scturr Whlvb will como soon. Most Of tao troop is working on zig mailing to@,ttl,r. All Of th" scouts arn nearing tho completion of their sogouI class tests.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11
SITS BOWLING. RECORD

Trdg,1ort, f3,c. II o7' -- Fra''k Hnrtuho. star aacN"r uan on tto Walnut taam in r.. t5ltic club Bowling i.eaguc. es."bll s'fi il n'" r'E and 7ta'o r.rori in a ua'rh rara last night. His 'e9Ges were I56, 743 and t51, total Al.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

The governor pulled more grass, Tu- lane.s assault tuIud, and Louisiana Sute rooE the paH, Tuo governor smuod ullE ttG.e t'.ot i'm tho aN and rauc down shoHj0g. I toll you they ypuldua do it.
 Tho --ma want Oil A2aH TG- lano Cam. down tho f5Id. and asmn tHc -ol-mor followed along the -Wel5au-- desperately >cral ae Ioa- t-mua Saa. continued 10 ct,r ground. Tulauo scored a touch- town. "W-o'r4 not through ya,", .rfti ftA14-
 X at H1-r l., s-jana state wa p.naHsd l- wards for piiug ap or a lroe'r4t- Tulane #jL-carrler. Goy,rnor Long va<rd indignant
 "Ii.H," ac exrlaimcd "Tha, Tn ala man Wis trying ro rJn "aa ,uu ball. Haznt be- r. that was a Tiger trying to rtn uah the ball ant Tuluue piled up oa l5la i'd be all right I suppose.
 X Louslaua Stata player vas '0E- en ont, The governor ran over. sIarn,d Iuu on the baeE and crj" l. son. youre playing gamo.' IT." four+iau1 State bach. AIno5nrH made some more sHustaurlal aajAs. A@#i in the @ovarncr yelled, "AIino- karv, That's my bo}t'
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

< tr.jool l'I0a9.G.d Al tailor will ~aaIy take an ad over the tcle- phone.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

We believe in them, that's why we advertise them - Herald Classified .Ad Dept.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-11

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 rICErOSe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-04
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-04
Demands of South Texas
Chamber of Commerce

We- Texas has a regional chamber OF commerce
covering q vide territory and i thuncers for West
Texas Interests including Texas Teen the = Paso
school q mines. J1ni0r conegcAzn three congress
nen Allotted to Texas u the secretary Of commerce
II tn recent spportiOnmen- by states
South Texas has a chamber OF cocInerce- This
gong concern held . cre cay ssszlon Il the city
o1 laredo There vas : large attendance W.
Grady Kins0iEing was Reelected president and Ray
Leemzn Reelected manager These men are LEAD
liz cirizens O. Corpus Christi. z z Kfer Of san
Antonio and W O. Higgins O. Houston were re-
elected vice presidents In his ANIMAL address.
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less u South Texas II excerpt
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map Of TIRE United States and perhaps oE the Wcrd
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-04

JUAETTA Se-lm, lovely Bread
way dancer. : found - her dress
ing table. shot through the hesrr.
by KAREN MARSHALL when Kz-
ren comes 10 tel hkr the bridge
score. BONNIE DUNDEE. special
investigator. called by PENNY
GRAIN. society girl n0Z the dis
Tricr attorneys secretary, contests
CAPTAIN STRAwN-S theory that
Mia was shot from the window OPP
posite rhe table ~ . gunmzn using
q revolver with a slencer-
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the bedroom a. zbou- ST. when
TRACEY MILES came in She ask
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went into the dining room. follow
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body was discovered. a. the end O.
the hand. 10 ore Vas seer = the
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RALPH HAMMOND once Penrvs
property but annexed o. Mia
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learns from Penny that POLLY
BEALE. engaged 70 Give HAN
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and that Mia - annoyed u he
unexplained absence he notes that
the women except Los Dunlap. who
brought Mia TO Hamilton are hos
tile Il ther attitude t0zz-6 Mia
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-04
Brownsville Has:

l. A population IN Is30 ot z2.a59-
2 mean average Temperature Of -
: Bank deposits. sseoe.eee.
A. -Four railroads. seven paved highways
: International airport. five air Iines-
G. A Ss.eoo.0eo ceep water port financed
a. The best climate. sol i'm the worid-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-04

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