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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
SITUATION HELD CRITICAL.

NEW YORK. January % R.-With
ice blocking passage of Admiral Richard
e. Byrd's flagship to his base at Little
America, an appeal has been made
through the State Department for the
aid OF Norwegian whalers to help save
the Byrd expedition from spending an
other year on the Antarctic ice barrier.
The New York Times, which, with
associated newspapers, is sponsoring
the expedition, said today an announce
ment that the flagship City Of New
YORK had reached Little America is
eontradicted by Capt. H. H. Railey.
manager of the expedition and Ad.
miral Byrd's personal representative in
New York. The announcement oriei-
mated with an amateur radio operator
In Washingtonville. Ohio, saying that
the City Of New York has re. he'd
only the edge of the ice pack 4 the
Ross Sea" Railey added that the New
York and the Eleanor Boiling may not
succeed In reaching Admiral Byrds
base without the aid Of larger vessels.
Says Time Is Critical.
This is q critical time" he con-
tinued. The Eleanor Boiling win join
the City Of New York on the northern
edge of the ice pack about January IS.
If the ice Is sufficiently open by that
time both vessels will proceed south to
Little America. But there is at pres
ent no indication that the ice pack will
be sufficiently open.
We are. therefore, asking the State
Department to solicit the cooperation
OF the Norwegian government in max
ing available to Admiral Byrd the aid
Of the powerful whaling vessels now
fishing north of the ice pack. Five
such vessels are now within striking dis
lance of Little America. Designed
especially for operations in the Ant
arctic. one of these ships can force her
way through the pack and negotiate
the return passage in 10 days under
normal conditions"
HINT TAND rN uAppVru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
DENTISTRY'S PAIN IS REDUCED
BY ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES
Cooper Union Expert Finds Ways to Diminish Breakage
With Resultant Hurts to Jaw.

He has taken the same engineering
principles which assure the safety and
long life of skyscrapers and reduced
them TO formulas for dentists to OBJ
tain similar margins Of safety in deli
cate mouth structures. Dentists do not
need to know engineering either.
Human jaws put stresses on teeth
that are no mean cousins of bridge
steel strains. For example, Prof. BruTn-
field cites dental work in which much
Of the support falls upon tiny pro-
lection scarcely bigger than the head
Of = pin. The leverage stress on this
point may equal thousans Of pounds
. square inch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
TENANT OF APARTMENT
KILLED AFTER THREAT
Chicago Believed Temporarily
Insane, Engages in Pistol
Fight With Police.
~ The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 23.-Pacifico
Ciamitti, IS. was shot and killed last
night in. gun battle with 80 policemen.
Ciamitti threatened his landlady with
revolver and she called the police.
Afoot and In squad cars they came;
some charged up the apartment house
stairs, firing with each step. Others
stood on the outside and tossed tear
bombs through the windows Of Ci-
amitti's.
motive given for Ciamitti's act.. As.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
TOXIC WEDDING FEB. 9.

TOXIC, January % (P.-Formal an
nouncement was made today that the
wedding of Prince Takamatsu, brother
of Emperor Hirohito and Princess
Kikuko Tokugawa, granddaughter Of
the last Shotgun, would take place Feb
ruary 4.
The formal betrothal was celebrated
January II, with an ancient ceremony
of exchanging gifts. The imperial cou-
pie expect to leave Japan in April for
wedding tour around the world. They
intend to visit England and return by
way Of America, probably early in 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
DOG TEAM BUSHES AID
TO MINER NEAR DEATH
Mercury Hovers at 80 Below Zero
as Doctor Pushes Into
Idaho Wilds.

GRANGEVILLE, Idaho, January "a
A team Of "huskies" headed into the
wild snow country Of Central Idaho to-
day with surgeon, who hopes to reach
Roy Burke, miner, before blood poi
soning takes his life.
Burke, miner in the isolated Green
Mountain country, was reported to ba
near death from infection. To reach
him DR.. j. p Weber, Grangeville physis
clan. must mush over a. miles OF the
widest terrain in the West.
The mushers expected the trip to take
three days Temperatures Of 80 TO SO
degrees below zero prevailed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
~ the Axsociated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 23.-New
methods Of taking some Of the painful
experiences out Of dentistry, by apply
ing civil engineering principles to the
mouth. were announced today at Cooper
Union.
research In the civil engineering de-
pgrtment by Prof. r. @. Brumheld. In
stead Of working with pain killers. his
research aims 70 reduce the hreakage
Of dental work, with its train Of UNI
happy repetttions and complications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Resort Town in Flames.

VANCOUVER. b. c.. January 23 (H9.
-Fire In the business section Of the
town of White Rock, q Summer resort,
30 miles south Of this city. today had
destroyed Is business places, causing
q loss stimated at 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
EXPECT YOUNG PLAN o. K.
Berlin Officials Believe Ratification
VIII Be Approved by February 90.

BERLIN. January 2S CP.-OficiaI
quarters confidently expect that the
laws ratifying the Young plan will b0
approved by the Reichstag by Februs
airy 20.
The cabinet is speeding up the
preparation Of texts Of the proposed
laws so that they may be discussed and
voted by the Reichsrat next week ana
debate on them begun in the ReichstaR
on February I. 1t was pointed out that
passage OF the Dawes plan by the
Reichstag took only IL DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
HUNT LAND IN BARRIER.
Flyers Believe They Saw Rocks in Icy
Waste.

BY RUSSELL OWEN.
BY wireless to The Star and
the New York Times.

LITTLE AMERICA, Antarctic, Janu-
airy PA flight west to Discovery
Inlet, 100 miles from here, and then l4O
statute miles south through the center
of the Great Barrier was made by Ad-
mjral Byrd yesterday in search for
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column g.
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% BELIEVED DROWNED.
No Trace Found Of Two Tampico
Fishing Craft.

TAMPICO, January % (P).-Twenty-
two fishermen are believed to have per-
ished in sinking Of two fishing vessels
OF Tampico Hsrbor during q storm.
Rescue boats did not flnd any sign of
survivors after the schooner Jose Luis
went down. There were Is aboard. The
Condo Sigfredo also foundered. and only
one of its crew of 10 was saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

Radio Programs on Page D-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and tomorrow, with low
eat temperature tonight about 10 degrees;
rising temperature tomorrow. Tempera-
tures-Highest, "a, at 2 pm. yesterday;
lowest, 81. at 8 am today.
Full report on page Q.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
Golfers Tuning
Up On Eve Of
National Open
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

INTERLACIIEN COUN Il II Y
CLUB, MINNEAPOIIS, Mimi, July
. lutcrlachcn 5 sUnbakcd fairways
Icallcd out ll0-odd golfers today for
! their final tuning up rounds on the
| eve of the 3lth national open
championship.
\ majority of the leading pros
and amateurs here for the champion
ship held that the course. while not
MS difficult as the dreaded one at
Oalmont, was harder to play than
Winged Foot, where Bobby Jones
won the title last summer. The
slow green's, in particular, have
many of the contestants cussing,
while an excursion into the Stubbly
rough means almost inevitably the
loss Of a stroke.
Bobby Jones, who wears golf 8
triple crown, rules Il strong favoritc
on the eve of the tournament.
Two "books' have made their
appearance ut lntcrlachcn, one quot.
ing the Albanian at odds of to s.,
while the other offers : to ; against
Bobby successfully defending his
title.
Some Of the other prevailing odds
against the favoritcs are: Leo
Dicgcl, - to ); Horton Smith, to
/; Walter Hagen, / to /; Gene Sara
zen, 6 TO |; Al EspinoSa, q to l;
lIcnrv Cuicj, = TO |; Witty Cox,
\ tu
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
Plan Revival of
Hockey League

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9. W,H
That Pacific coast league hockey
is due for great revival was seen
today in the announcement made
by Willie Ritchic, president of the
san Francisco Hockey club, that
plans were underway to form Il
coastwidc hockey league.
The former lightweight cham
pion, NOW Il proponcnt of ice hoe.
key, said plans were matcrializing
for the formation of league
which would include the northwest
aud the recently formed California
clubs.
1t is proposed TO form a league
comprising besides the clubs of the
northwest, two teams from San
Fraucisco, Sacramento and Oakland.
Los Angeles and Hollywood will be
eliminated from the new league if
the plan matcrializeS.
"Iiockcy has taken such a hold
here during the past two years that
there is every reason to believe
that an eight club league similar
to the baseball league will be well
received, as there is great need
for II winter SPORT" Ritchic said.
With world series ice hockey def
initcly tranSplanted from the coast
TO the east, it is expected that the
development of Pacific coast
league will he encouraged by the
eastern mogulS of hockeydon as Il
training ground for the big league.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
Sonnenberg Wins
From Italian
In Slow VI ate h

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9. U.P)--
Chccrfully posing for 81 minutes iti
half of an animated tableau called
"Pretzcls at Play" Gus Sonncnbcrg,
heavyweight wrestler, tired at last
and turned upon Joe Dcvido, Ital-
ian. and buttcd and ungcd until he
had pinned Dcvido's shoulders to
the mat.
Sonncnbcrg made short work Of
the second fall, downing the Italian
in 10 minutes while Dcyido fell
away from a Wild tanglc to land
on his back and Sonncnberg Icapcd
upon him to hold him long enough
for the count.
Boomcd as the practitioner of the
FLYING tackle, supposedly perfected
during his apprenticeship as a foot
ball lincsman at Dartmouth, Son
ncnbcrg showed nothing for the
first half hour. Devido charged
him again and again, upsctiing him
in every conceivable contortion of
arms and legs.
II was evident, however, that
Sonncnberg was not being punished.
His sizcablc feet always struck the
mat first, breaking the force Of his
spectacularlooking tumbles.
As the night wore on, however
and Sonncubcrg hcgar, doubtless,
10 feel that the customers had seen
enough action. he turned suddenly
and charged Dcy:,~1, r'anting HI,
solid skull exactly in the midst of
Devido's dinner. The Italian fell
with grunt TO the canvas and
Sonnenberg lcapcd upon him to
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
TRYING TO PICK
FRIDAYS WINNER
IS NO EASY TASK

After a layoff for week, fight
fans in the valley will welcome the
return of fighters to the local arena
/ Friday night, and from the way the
program stacks up at present, it
looks as if the boys, and girls, too,
will enjoy a real good card when
! the fighters answer the call for the
/ first bout
! Trying to pick out the one event
on the evenings card which will
possibly afford the most excitement
is q job we don't exactly fancy.
Looking over the lineup as Promote
Harry Woodbury. has announced it,
the fan will discover that every
scrappcr on the list is punchcr and
able to mix things up when ncccs-
sary, 50 that it is extremely difficult
to come right out and say that this
or that individual ,vathcr pushcr
! will get the nod over his opponent.
We might suggest this: Take the
combinations as they comc-Monto-
yaBlack, Brown-Limbaco, Hagar-
Reyes, Flowcrs-Kid Mexico-ciose
your eyes ana .jab your finger on
these combinations and the one you
/ bit will be the one best bet for the
evening. This seems to be the best
way to arrive at decision, for the
gladiators arc SO evenly matched
that there seems to be little room for
preference.
News has reached here that the
main event principals, Ramon Mon
toya and Jimmy Black, arc going
through their PAGES with great care
SO as to be in the pink when they
step out Friday night to settle the
issue of supremacy between them.
These boys always keep themselves
in condition and do not need a
lengthy session to come right down
to fighting trim.
A great deal of interest, naturally,
will center in the preliminary bout.
These two scrappers sure put on q
whale Of tussle here two weeks
ago, and if they just put half as
much enthusiasm in their affair this
coming Friday as they did before,
the shouts of the fans will be. heard
from one end of the valley to the
other, including the other end of
Salton Sea. The Tiger and The Kid
proved themselves to be hcadlincrs
and will draw-don't forget that.
Carl Hasar is in good condition
again and has suffered no ill-cffccts
from the foul blow which gave him
the verdict over Mariana Cebu
three weeks ago. He will be ready
to take Reyes, the Brawlcy sluggcr,
for trip to Sunderland.
Limbaco, the fighting, slashing
COB, will meet another Of his. kind
in X. o. Brown and when two maui
crs of an extra high type get to-
gether, look out.
All in all, this card could not be
improved and should prove to be the
best all-around program yet staged.
The management announces that
ladies with escorts will be admitted
free.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
Senator's Settle
In Second Place

SAN FRANCISCO. July =. up
Sacramento WIS nearer the League
leading Los Angeles Angels and
established in second place in the
Pacific Coast league today follow
ing the Angels defeat hv Seattle
and the Senators win over Holly.
wood yesterday.
Seattle allowing only four hit,
shut out Los Angeles with It 60 vie
tory.
Sacramento, playing al night, lie.
fcatcd the Shcihs, 81, IN Il game
in which the southern team made
its only run when lill, center ficldcr,
hit home run.
Sin runs in the last two times at
bat gave san Francisco Il l2-G vi.
tory over Portland and Oakland
took AN early lead to defeat the
Missions, l2-6.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
CUBS
H0PET0 REGAIN
LEAD IN LEAGUES
By United Press

The Philadelphia Athletics and
Chicago Cubs. 1929 major league
peunant winners and runncrs-up IN
the current campaign, today were
faced with the opportunity to re-
gain the leadership Of their respect
i've leagues.
The Cubs, now 4, game behind
the Brooklyn Robins, can take first
place in the National League by
defeating Cincinnati. if Brooklyn
loses to Boston. Washington must
lose both games Of Il doublchcadcr
with Boston TO enable Philadelphia
to take the American League lead.
Veteran Tom Zachary, former
Senator and Yankee star who was
waived out of the American League,
cut Brooklyn's lead yesterday when
he held the Robins to 9 we'll seat
tered hits and gave Boston 4 to
| victory.
The Cubs rested after ) consecu-
tive defeats at the hands of Cincin
natl and profitcd by the Boston vie
tory.
Washington ran its winning
streak to . consecutive games, de
fcating Boston, 6 to s. Heinic
Manush's homer with a mate on
base in the seventh provided the
winning runs.
New York prevented Philadcl.
phia from regaining tic for first,
defeating the Athletics, 9 to 4, in
the second game of double head
er, after dropping the opener, to
0.
Ted Lyons pitched and batted the
Chicago White Sox to a TO ,
triumph over Detroit, driving in
two of his clubs runs with a triple
in the second inning. 1t was the
twelfth victory of the second for
Lyons who now leads both ma ajor
leagues in games won.
ClcvelaDd's Indians returned to
form and pounded out a l. to q
victory over the st. Louis Browns.
Morgan led the Indians attack with
two doubles aud homc run, driv-
ing in runs and scoring two.
The Philadelphia Phillics broke a
6game losing streak, defeating the
New York Giants, 8 to !. Phil Cot.
Inns shutout the CLAIMS until the
ninth. when the New Workers com
bincd A of their 10 hits for a run
Ray Krcmcr turned in his 1lth
victory of the season, pitching the
Pittsburgh Pirates to Il 10 to s vie,
tory over st. Louis.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
Correction Made
On Fight Story

For fear Of bringing he wrath of
Jimmy Black upon our heads. the
editor wishes to correct I'm error in
yesterdays Press, which said that
Ramon Montoya held Il decision over
Black.
Being of the Gcutlcr scN, and not
knowing III" difference between u
right to the Jaw and haymakcr.
= low blow or anything else in the
manly art of fStcuffS, the editor
asks fight fans to bc patient and
overlook any mistakes that may BE-
made in the future, and merely say
that 5 II woman fer Won.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
O'Brien Giuen
Nod Over Boto

FRESNO, Calf, July . UP
Tommy O'Bricu, ~, who claims 10
be Irish wcltcrwcight champion,
chased Mission BoIo, 40. Filipino,
around the ring for - second here
last night before he caught up with
him to knock Rolo out with a right
to the jaw. Only one blow was
struck in the figh, scheduled for ten
rounds. Bolo was out for several
minutes.
Other results were:
Joe Nargus, 1862, Fresno, decI
stoned Fraukic Burns, l62'2, Ocean
Park 90; Tommy Hughes, llS,
Cleveland, Knocked ont Bobby
Payne, l22, Los Angeles and pcu-
vcr CD.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
FUNERAL SERVICES
NEWSPAPER COUNSEL

OAKLAND, Calf, July 9. U.p)-
Funeral services for Jay w. Judge
Curtis, SO, treasurer and general
counsel for the Scripps-Canfield
chain of newspapers, were to be held
at 10 am. today at the chapel of
the Chimes, Piedmont.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
ARIZONA PITCHER
WEEDS BISBEE GIRL

BlSBIE, Ariz., July 9. W.p)-Al.
len Barrmger, pitcher for the local
team of the Arizona State League,
and Miss Thelma Kirkland of Bis
bee were married Tuesday in Lords
burg, \. NJ. according to word re-
cciNcd here. Barringer was gradu-
ated from University of Southern
California. His bride won several
beauty contests in Arizona the past
two years.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
YOUNG FIRPO KNOCKS
OUT ROY JACKS

PORTLAND, Ore, July .. W,P-
Young Firpo of Burke. Ida. played
for the body and three of his smash
ing solar plexus blows knocked out
Roy Jacks, Omaha, in the fourth
round of scheduled 10 round bout
here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09

weigh his shoulders to the mat for
the count.
The second fall was also the eli.
max of some furious going. Devido
was propelled out of one of their
futuristic huddlcs TO land again on
his back, where Sonnenberg kept
him for the count.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09

The march of army worms across
Nevada County, from east to west,
is declared to have reached alarm.
ing proportions.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday : Results

Yesterday : Results
seattle &, Los Angelic, q.
Oakland S, Missions ).
san Francisco -. Portland Il.
Sacramento ;, Hollywood /.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday s Results

Eosion, /; Brooklyn, l..
Philadelphia s, New York I.
Pittsburgh, 10, ST. Louis ;.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeStcrnaH Results

Philadelphia ~, New York -.
Washington Il, Boston J.
Cleveland T., 81, Louis Il
Chicago >, Detroit =.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Bank of Italy
National Trust & Savings
Association

For the half year ending June 80.
1880. a dividend has been declared
at the rate of four per cent per
annum OIL Savings Deposits, payable
on and after July /, 1880. Divi-
dcnds not called for are added to
and bear the same rate of interest
rs the principal from July /, 1880.
SAVINGS DEPOSITS MADE
TO AND INCLUDING THURS
DAY, JULY 10, WILL EARN
INTEREST from JULY /, 1880
A. J. MOUNT, President.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09

The choicest fenderesf Ieuves
that the crop affords are scien-
tifieoliy sreafed by methods
recommended by the United
Stutes Department Of Agri-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09

culture. Certified Cremo's
purity is safegvarded along
every step Of the way by amoz-
ing inventions that bind, roll.
wrap and tip the cigars!
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-09
.. the war against Splitting is q
crusade Of deeeney .. Join it.
smoke CERTIFIED CREMO!

Over 5O0iga factories registered BY the u S.
OF these handron producing SO percent Of the Every hand
rolled cigar-ade by American Cigar
possible danger >bpng Certified Creno absolutely free from
Sbttbbng-NO CemO S made by hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11
What 4 noted doctors say

What 4 noted doctors say
Another famous internal specialist, Dr. MARTIN
MENDELsoHN of the University of Berlin, says,
"Yeast tones up the whole system"
The distinguished French stomach specialist, DR..
GEORGES FARoY, states, "Yeast encourages diges-
ton and overcomes constipation"
DR. EDWARD EHLERs of Copenhagen, international
authority on skin diseases, says, 81 invariably
prescribe yeast. Its effect is ncontestable."
The brilliant Spanish surgeon, DR.. CATALINA,
declares, Recent scientific experiments confirm
the Importance of yeast in no uncertain terms"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11
Famous specialist calls
yeast "beSt intestinal
purifier knowm ;"

AN ASSASSIN'S BULLET. :. great
y Balkan political leader at the point
of death -.
Telephone, airplane-and the noted DR..
Singer of Vienna was at the wounded
statesman's bedside . He recovered The
gathering clouds of revolution cleared, All
Europe breathed more easily, applauded.
Such astonishing feats of medical skill
have marked the career of DR.. Gustav
Singer, famous internal specialist. He says:
"The best way to suppress intestinal
poisons is the use of good yeast. 1t
checks constipation. Another remarkable
effect is the disappearance of ugly skin
eruptions, which result from intestinal
putrefaction.
"The vitamin D in yeast helps sunlight
starved bodies to assimilate the elements
which keep bones and teeth strong"
Every cake of .Fleischmann's Yeast is
rich in tcco indispensable vitamins-vita-
min and the Sunshine" vitamin D so
important for building up health after the
confirming months. Eat cakes daily. At
grocers', restaurants, soda fountains. Di-
rections on label.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11

New altar hangings in the
chancel of St. Johns Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth and H
streets. They were made in
England by Miss Margery
Beckh and given by a member
of the congregation.
~ HARRIS Evin1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11

Left) 'TIow miserable was!" writes MRS P. j. RILEY
of Cleveland ~ had indigestion and constipation and
felt only half alive After eating Fleschmanns Yeast
my troubles cleared up completely haven't of
indigestion and no longer feel sluggish and tired"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11

House
oHAHA%h"n'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11
MY doctor advised yeast to my system of poson

(Rieht) Mr.. C. B. WEBER, Boston manufacturer.
writes After short Illness still didn't feel right
called my doctor He said hadn't got all the poison out
of my system and ordered Fleschmanns Yeast 1t did
everything he said it would am now completely we'll"
Putnam patriot., 1930-09-04

Two base hits. Mcclellan, Black more. Three base hit, Farquhar Home run, Nelson. Base on balls. by Blackmore 8; by Mcclellan |. Hit by pitcher, by Mcclellan l. Struck out, k.- plnnl-.nora L. h.. McClnllan 4