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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
SAY ESTATE STOCK
VOTED ILLEGALLY
Youngstown Steel Merger 0p-
ponents Cite SO Cases
Before Court.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, July a.
Further testimony to support the con-
tention that l2B. 400 shares of Youngs-
town Sheet Il Tube Co. stock held by
SO estates were voted illegally when
Sheet and Tube stockholders approved
the merger of their company with the
Bethlehem Steel Corporation was sought
In court today by merger opponents.
The merger opponents have brought
out the argument that the stock be-
longing to the estates was voted with
out approval OF the courts where the
estates were held in probate.
B. A. Bingham, deputy clerk OF the
Cuyahoga County Probate Court, testi-
fed Yesterday that Sheet and Tube
shares held by FIVE Cleveland estates
we're voted without the permission Of
that court.
He said that Samuel E. Bool. Frank
Armstrong and Walter s. Pickands of
Cleveland, who died August 10, 1929.
gave proxies for $4,000 shares belonging
to the estate. Bingham testified that
no orders of the court for voting of
the stock had been issued prior to the
stockholders meeting April 8.
Similar testimony was given by Bing-
ham regarding 5,l93 shares of stock
held by the estate on the late Ambas-
saclor Myron T. Herrick. 120 shares in
the estate of the late James Wolff of
Cleveland and 2,325 held in the estates
belonging to Katherine Stone Mather
and Samuel Mather, II, minors, of
Cleveland
After testimony is completed regard
ing shares of stock held by the estates.
attorneys for the merger foes will turn
their attention to other proxies which
they argue were illegally voted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Louisiana Woman
Asks New Avenue
Bear States Name

One of the new avenues to be
built from Union Station to
Pennsylvania avenue viii be
named Louisiana avenue" IL the
efforts of Mrs. James J. Nc
Loughlin of New Orleans meet
with success.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, who Is pass
ing the Summer In the Capital.
has appealed to Representative
Spearing for support, and 1t Is
believed that he will introduce
the necessary legislation. Mrs.
Mclaughlin points out that the
present Louisiana avenue Is only
three blocks long, and that the
Federal building program will
result in the closing of at least
one-half of that. The remaining
part of the thoroughfare. she
says, lacks the dignity which an
avenue named for her State
should bear. The remaining por-
ton Of the present Louisiana
avenue should be given another
name. Mrs. Mclaughlin contends.
District officials, with whom
the New Orleans woman has dis
cussed her proposal are willing
for Congress to determine the
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
4O5.622 ENTER BRAZIL
DURING PAST FOUR YEARS
Portuguese Lead List of Immi-
grants With 142,7ss, While
japanese Are Second.

RIO JANEIRO DIN the past
four years 405.e22 immigrants entered
Brazil, according to figures in Presi-
dent Washington Luis recent message
to Congress.
Portuguese, naturally we're first with
142, 1913 entries and Japanese next with
45,308. It is estimated, however, that
within five years Japanese will be close
to. if not ahead of, the Portuguese.
How the peoples of Europe are turn
ing to South America for new homes
may be judged from the other ma
tionalities in the list There were
35,245 Italians, 26,963 SpaniardS, "a
PSI Lithuanians, 21.131 Germans, 2l.112
Poles, 1880 Rumanians, IL ,275 Syrians
and 6947 Jugoslavs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
MAD WOMEN HOUSED
IN EX-EMIR'S HAREM
Palace Of Ruler Who Fled From
Bokhara Was Show Place
in Bygone Days.

BOKHARA tP.-In line with their
policy Of converting royal palaces into
public institutions, the Soviet authori-
ties have turned the palace of the
former Emir Of Bokhara. now an exile
in Afghanistan, into a sanitarium for
mentally deranged women.
The palace. IN days gone by, was
one of the show places of Bokhara.
Within the spacious grounds, which
are surrounded by high mud walls, is
a great open-air swimming pool where
the emir and his multiple wives and
concubines used to dispost themselves.
When the emir fed from Bokhara in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Three Escape Chain Gang.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 24.-Three
prisoners, two white men and one col
ored man, escaped from the chain gang
here yesterday afternoon while working
on the streets. The gang was in charge
of Guard Marvin McMeniman. Those
who escaped were C. l.. Crouch, profd-
bition violator; Joe Stanfield. colored
and James Kennedy, prohibition vio-
IatOr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24

1920 he is said to have taken with
5000 camels and 100 concubineS. but he
left all the furnishings and art objects
in his palace intact.
The rooms in which he held his
court, gaudily furnished with bizarre
mixture of Persian, Chinese, Russian,
English and German trappings, have
been converted into a museum. There
the local proletariat may see something
of the extravaganza and luxury In
which the rulers of Bokhara lived In
the past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Einstein Meets Nine. Curie.

GENEVA, July "a (P,--A chance for
O good story has been missed. Albert
Einstein and Nine, Marie Curie had an
animated chat, but no stenographic
record was made. They are delegates
to a meeting of the Committee of the
League of Nations on Intellectual Co
operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Broken Air Pump
Delays Attempt to
Prove Light Speed
Repairs Will Be Difficult.
Says Chicago Scientist
Making Test.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PASADENA. Calf, July 24.-Break-
ing of special air pump used by DR..
Albert A. Nicholson, Chicago scientist,
to draw oxygen from the mile-long
vacuum tube with which he hopes to
recheck his estimates of the speed OF
light, has brought an indefinite delay
in the experiments.
DIR. Nicholson said repairs will be
difficult.
The scientist, who several years ago
announced the speed of light at approx
mately 10000 miles per second, came
here to renew his work after his calcu-
lations were challenged.
A steel tube a mile long was built and
DR.. Nicholson planned to reflect light
through it and by the frequency of the
beams reprove his original calculations.
Stunt flying is opposed by the Pro-
fessional Pilots Association of Los An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
First Floor Specials

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$500 to $7.95 Handbags, ........ .$2.65
1895 Beach Coats, now ............. $249
Bathing Shoes and Caps, now. .......H Price
$1.25 to ST so Pure Silk Hose, now ....... S8c
$2.95 to $3.95 Kid Gloves, now. ........ .$1.95
$1.25 to ST so Fabric Gloves, now $500
$13.75 to $16.75 Knitted Suits & Dresses, 1895
$685. and Piece Knitted Suits, now. -. $485
$6.95 Dress Skirts now. ............... .$265
Wooden silk
$500 Handkerchief Linen Dresses $249
81. IS and SZ.S5 Blousettes. ............ SlOO
dmty print "a u
$4.95 and $685. Blousettes. ............. $2.49
quality with jabos Pastel shades including whites
"a to 40
$1.00 Broadcloth and Wolfe Pantes. ....... 39c
panties of stripe broadcloth.
ST. so and ST. .95 Beach Pajamas ........I 81 90
md printed broadcoth medium Sizes
$495 and $5.95 Gowns. Observation-Disclosures. $2.65
fine quality creps gown sizes is and H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Portuguese Soldier Dies.

SANTAREM, Portugal, July "a (F1.-
Gen. Jaime Figueredo, leader of the
Portuguese revolutionary movement In
January, 1919, and hero IN the African
Wars, died today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24

Stunt flying is opposed by the Pro-
fessional Pilots Association of Los An
geleS.
La gaceta., 1930-01-04

como, no Sc lie hace una
sonrisa a su querido esposo?
Luisa no pudo disimuiar un
movimiento de repulsi6n.
-Frialdad, desd6n- prosi-
gui6 Ricart, moviendo la cabe
"a he un lado a otro;-yo es-
peraba un recibimiento mas a
mable. Canine listed mas de
veinte leguas a pie para venir
a yer a su mujereita....!! Esa
es mi recompensa...... mo es
para animarle a uno!
Avanz6 dos pasos hacia ella
con los brazos cruzados sobre
ell pecho, mirandola con sus
ojos que echaban chispas.
~-Luisa-dijo,- tie has ide
de mi y has hecho NAL; una
buena muier no debe separar-
La gaceta., 1930-01-04

nado.
Ell desgraciado sc encontra-
ba en- un estado de embriaguez
cast complete. Sin duda una
parte del dia 10 habia pasado
bebiendo en- las tabernas de La
Fert6, a fin de cobrar animos
y valor para presentarse ante
su mujer.
Como la mayorfa de los ca
nallas, Ricart, ademas de sus
vicios, tenia la cobardia.
Sus ropas destrozadas esta-
ban manchadas de barro; ba-
jo la gorra de terciopelo negro
puesta de trav6s, los cabellos
nal peinados salian II le GU
brian Ia frente hasta los ejas.
Tenia la cara encendida, roja
como ell fuego, y en- los labios
La gaceta., 1930-01-04

cob Hanson, de Niagara Falls,
muerto en- 1928 a manos de un
agente prohibicionista de SER
vicio en- la frontera canadien-
Sc. Los secos naturalmente han
movilizado a sus "hacedores de
leyes" al manic del Senador
Morris Sheppard, de Texas,
uno de los famosos autores de
la famosa enmienda, quien ha
presentado una ley encamina-
da a HERR no solamente al ven
dedor sino al comprador tam
bien de licor. Ese proyecto de
ley cuenta con ell apoyo de la
LIZA Observation-Disclosures y de
los directories Metodistas de
Temperancia. Pue1e, pues, de-
cirse, que en- cierto modo esa
ley reviste ell caracter Official
de la autoridad suprema pro-
hibicionista y cuenta con gran
des probabilidades de ser apro
bada por ell Congreso.
Pero muchos juristas, a1n
secos, s~ostienen que la tai ley
seria Unconstitutional, y que
por tanto habra de hallar in :
controvertible oposici6n de
parte de la Corte Supreme.
Mientras los "solones' discuten
la reorganization administra-
tiva de las o~ficinas de la pro-
hibici6n sigue su curse de a
cuerto con las ideas del presi-
dente Hoover, en- calidad de
experiments tecnico de centra-
lizaci6n a toda costa.
Bajo punto de vista politico
y social, dicho experimental que
coincide con otras manifesto
clones de Intervention guber-
cababan de decir. Ell hombre
de la antigua cultura europea
podia soportar ell pesimismo
con entera frialdad mientras
que ell hombre de la nueva cul-
tura americana puede dnica-
mente observar optimismo.
En- este estado, todos estos
poetas han sostenido ser inspi-
RADIOS por una musa, Y por SUI
puesto hay algo en- clio; pero
no exactamente 10 que ellos
La gaceta., 1930-01-04
La GACETA

quisieron dar a entender. No Sc
cspecifica de modo como 81 hui
biera sido hecho por alguien o.
cupado en- descubrimientos fl
sicos o diciendose ser Medium
de trance. Nuestras mentes han
sido aclaradas principalmente
por la creencia cristiana Y por
los descubrimientos cientifi-
cos, a tai grade, que ahora es-
tamos en- posibilidad de razo-
mar 81 una cosa es estrictamen-
tie verdadera o no. Estoy segu-
70 que los antiques poetas te-
MAN una conception de la Mu-
sa en- I'm sentido mas vago. Ho-
nero empezo invocando a las
diosas, pero, seguramente hui
biera sido herido en- SUI amor
propio 81 Sc lie hubiera dicho
que ell no habia compuesto ell
gran discurso de Sarpedon.
Aun Milton, diciendose inspira
do por ell Espfritu Santo, ha-
bria llegado hasta la exaspe.
raci6n de haberse sugerido que
cualquier otra persona habrfa
escrito la invocation a la Luz,
pero nunca Ell. En- este sentido
indefinido, de Dios Y la Natu-
raleza fluyendo dentro de la
personalidad, la conception es
por supuesto enteramente YER
dadera y valida. Pero en- estos
dias de maravillas psfquicas o
mitologia rejuvenecida no Sc
ria por 'emas resguardar la
Inspiration entertainments.
Lonrdes, Die. de 1929.
Copyright 1929 by Pallas
Features Syndicate. = Prohi-
bida la reproduction.
La gaceta., 1930-01-04

un hombre cuyas piernas fla
queaban.
La j6ven lanz6 un grito Y q
sustada retrocedi6 hasta ell foG-
do de la habitaci6n.
Ell hombre cerr6 la puerta
DeSpues avanzo algunos pasos
y Sc detuvo con una sonrisa bur
Iona en- los labios, y sus ojos a
Jules fijos en- la j6ven que per-
manecfa inm6vil, como petrifi
cada.
Luisa habia reconocido al au
daz visitante. Era SUI marido.
iC6mo Sc habia enterado Ri
cart de que su esposa Sc hallaba
en- Jouarre? No 10 sabemes. Qui
zas despues de haberla buscado
mucho tempo en- vano en- Paris.
instintivamente 10 habia adivi
La gaceta., 1930-01-04

Sc nunca de su marido. va sc
yo que no me he portado del
TODD bien contigo; a wees be-
DO una copa de mas, y cuando
ne rinen me enfado, w.. ha-
go una barbaridad. Pero luego
va no ne acuerdo. Ademas, en-
tire marido y mujer aIgo ha de
pasar siempre. ST, hiciste NAL
en- marcharte; 70 me hubiera
corregido, y en- vez de ESQ, des-
de que tie has lido. NADIA he po-
didc hacer. Ell patrono me ha
ecl;ado a la Gale, pero me es
igual, encontrar6 diez. Sc ira
baiar, me anvanezco de clio, Y
no hay muchos que me aventa-
jen.
-Sabes trabajar - murmu
no la joven, -pero no tie gusta.
La gaceta., 1930-01-04
EDITORIALES
DE LUIGI BARZINI
Sc recrudece la batalla

Del energico contenido del
mensaje presidential dedujese
que uno de los argumentos fun
damentales de la actual session
del Congreso 10 sera ell tan dis
Guido refuerzo de la prohibi-
ci6n.
Los hamedos reanudan ell a.
taque con una serie de proyec-
tos legislativos muy PRACTICES,
y los secos preparanse con no
menos cello a la defensa de po-
siciones que aparecen siempre'
muy vulnerables. No faltara ell
c~onsabido diluvio de proyectos
n~ecesarios por parte de los Re-
presentantes de los Districts
Urbanos. En- realidad no hay
session del Congreso en- que es-
te no deba de ocuparse de pro-
yectos de revocamiento de la
prohibition; propuestos esen-
cialmente academicos, fabrica-
dos para ell consume electoral,
y que no puede nunca esperar-
Sc lleguen a producer ning1n
resultado practice. Els costum-
bre del Congreso enviar a to-
dos estos proyectos al Seno de
La gaceta., 1930-01-04

-Luisa - continue SUI ma
riGo, - hace mas de un ano
que no tie he visto; 5sabes que
Slgues tan bonita como STEM
pre-? Mira, voy a besarte, que
es 10 que debfa hacer al llegar.
Y avanz6 con los brazos a.
biertos.
Su esposa 10 rechaz6 con una
e3peeie de repugnancia y Sc
echo hacia atras.
Tn resplandor de fiera pas6
por los ojos de Ricart.
les que acaso no soy tn
marido?
-Desgraciadamente res
pondl6 ella con voz oprimida.
-iQh, maldito sea ell dia en- que
te encontre por primera yez,
81. tengo la desdicha de ser I'm
La gaceta., 1930-01-04
TEATRO CASINO

Compiacidos salieron los es-
pectadores que en- gran hume
r0 acudieron anoche al estreno
de la gran pelfcuia melodra-
matica de Radio, titulada
"Street Girl"
La 1nica en- relaci6n intima
con las interesantes escenas que
Sc desarrollan en- este drama
hacen de street Girl" algo
nuevo e interesante que SUBJ
yuga y obliga a admirar el ia
lento del hombre.
La expression del semblante,
de acuerdo perfecto con las pa
labras que transmite ell Radio.
Sc aprecia en- todos los artistas
que toman parte en- Street
Girl" especialmente en- Betty
Compson, que, como dijimos
aver, encarna el papel de "EMu-
chacha del Arroyo que entire
tiene al pdblico de un cafe can
tante, tocando afanosamente
ell violin para buscarse la vida.
I'm noble la pretende; pero su
novio la saliva, casandose con
ella. Manana Sc exhibira por
Ultima vez.
La gaceta., 1930-01-04

varias comisiones y ahf inme-
diatamente Sc olvidan, sepul-
Itandose en- los archives respec-
tivos.
Pero en- la actual session los
humedos Sc prometen hacer
algo mas que no sea ell consa-
Dido gesto de protesta politi-
ca. Intentan propinar un gol-
pc serio al mecanismo del re-
ferido "refuerzo'', explotando
particularmente ell sentimiento
de la may0ria de la naci6n, pro
voca1o por ciertos episodios de
fanatismo y violencia extre-
mos.
Ejemplos de la legislation
hdmeda que Sc prepare con al
guna esperanto de exito son los
siguientes: Miss Florence P.
Kahn, Representative de Cali
fornia, presenta un proyecto
de ley que haria responsible al
gobierno federal de la can't :
dad de S25. 900 en- concerto de
indemnizaci6n que habria de
pagarse a las victimas inocen-
tes de la brutalidad de los "a
gentes del "refuerzo" de la
prohibition.
Otra ley analoga ha sido pre-
sentada por ell Senador de Nue.
va York, Copeland, en- la que
Sc recomienda ell pago de rs
mil pesos a los herederos de ia
La gaceta., 1930-01-04

la saliva espumosa saIfa asuue,
rosamente.
Su aspecto era repugnante.
Inclinado, con las manos a.
poyadas en- las rodillas, lnirat
ba a su mujer. Sin embargo, a
pesar de la borrachera, sus o.
jos miraban con una expression
singular,
Luisa, temblorosa, estupefac
ia, continuaba en- ell mismo ST.
ito, inm6vil, muda.
De pronto, ell borracho dei6
DIR una carcajaia SEGA, ir6ni-
ca, que tuvo ell poder de sacar
a su esposa de su estupor,
---iOh, eht-exclam6 la des
venturada.
Ricart Sc irgui6 lentamente,
y con vinosa voz diio:
La gaceta., 1930-01-04
IA POPULAR
Sociedad de Beneficencia

Tenemos Clinica propia, ~adaptada admirable
mente al servicio de cirugia.
Tenemos las consultas separadas de la Clint
ca, por tanto, ~nuestros operados y enfermos gozan
de tranQuilidad y silencio.
Tenemos amplios cuartos para los enfermos, en-
los cuales existe holgura y amplitud.
Tenemos Farmacia pr0pia con farmaceutlco
registrado para la confecci6n de las recetas de los
socios a c~ualquier bora que sea-.
Tenemos un inmejorable servicio de emergen-
cia en- West Tampa e Ybor City.
Tenemos un inferno para dichas emergencies
que reside en- la Clinica.
Tenemos seis medicos que dan II horas de con-
sultas semanales.
Tenemos un laboratorio propio y bien equipa-
do, servicio inmejorable de Rayos X. Nos sirven
todos los dentistas y comadronas que prestan SER
vicio a otras Sociedades.
Tenemos un departamento montado especial
mente para ell tratamiento de las Intermediates We
nereas.
Tenemos un fondo especial para epidemias; no
lie debemos a nadie y nuestro credito es inmejorable.
Tenemos las mismas Quotas y las mismas die
tas que la Sociedad que mas ofrece.
Tenemos ell orgullo de haber hes1o, un tres
amos, 10 que ninguna otra Sociedad de Reneficencia
ha realzado en- Tampa.
Todo ESQ tenemos: En- ell porvenir tendremos
mucho mas. No pierda listed la oportunidad de dis
frutar 10 que entire nosotros puede encontrar y que
en- otros lugares es facil que no eXista. listed tendra
con clio un servicio inmejorable, nosotros tendre-
mos un nuevo socio.
La gaceta., 1930-01-04
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS'
Por
Henry German

en- Ia puerta hay alguien. La
genie de Jouarre va hace ITEM
20 que Sc ha acostado. SQuien
puede ser, Dios milo, a estas no.
ras? Isl fIera I'm malhechor !!
iImprudente! He olvidado &C.
rrar la puerta con lave.
Levant6se, estaba palida V
temblorosa.
Fue precipitadamente hacia
la puerta; pero no tuvo tempo
de llegar hasta ella.
La puerta Sc abri6 de par en-
par y ell viento penetr6 en- la ca
sd, empujando delante de el q
La gaceta., 1930-01-04
UN CONCURSO PARA ESQ.,
GER A LA MAS BELLA BA-
NISTA DE YBOR Sc EFEC-
TUARA POR Ell TEATRO
CASINO

Una noticia que sin duda
causara gran algeria entire nues
ira juventud, es la del Concur
SO de Bella Banista que Sc pro-
pone efectuar ell teatro Casino
lie Ybor, con objeto de enviar
la triunfadora al Concurso de
Florida, que Sc celebrara en-
la ciudad de Miami ell 81 del
presente mes.
La triunfadora en- Miami fl
gurara representando a Flori-
da en- ell concurso nacional del
mes de Mario, en- ell que Sc o.
frece un premio de $4,000, a.
demas de los contracts que pue
da firmar, con las companies
de neliculas. Los gastos todos
de la triunfadora, asi como
los trajes de presentation y
.demas, correran por cuenta
del Teatro Casino, que dara
junto con las papeletas de en-
trada, cupones para que cada
un0 pueda votar por la mucha
cha que mas lie agrade.
Cuando menos rs teatros de
Florida estaran Representatives
en- este concurso peliculero.
La gaceta., 1930-01-04
CANTANTE DE E EN-
LAS PELICULAS

Este renombrado tenor de la
Gran Opera Cfvica de Chica-
&c" Sc encuentra en- Hollywood,
prepaiandose para hacer 81 phi
mera pelicula audible para las
Fox Films.
Nacido en- Mejico de padres
espanoles. El argumento es de-
tipo espanol y esta embellecido
por preciosas canciones.
FL titulo no ha sido selecciona-
do pero 81 sabemos que Sc exhi-
bira en- Ell Teatro Casino en- una
pr6Xima fecha.
La gaceta., 1930-01-04

PERDIDA.-Pulsera, forma re-
.loj de piedras verdes y blancas,
en- Ell bale de no Nuevo en- ell
Centre A5turiano. Sc g~ratifica-
.ra a la persona que la lleve a
Juanita Valdes, II Avenida No
1910.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
Officers Installed
 Bv Winthrop Council

Installation of officers was held last evening by Winthrop council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Deputy Installing Officer Mrs. Jo- sephne Benham of Middletown was in charge of the exercises.
 Officers are as follows: Councillor, Mrs. Christine Sheldon; vice council or, Mrs. Florence Bacon; associate councillor, Mrs. Carrie Mckay; asso- ciate vice councillor, Mrs. Grace Stalbush; financial secretary, Mrs. Lulu Schade; recording secretary, Mrs. Abbie Meisner; assistant re- cording secretary, Mrs. Alice Carle; treasurer, Stephen SautteT; guido, Mrs. Eva Backus; inside guard, Mrs. Elsie Bigge; outside guard, Mrs, Rhoda Carle; trustee for IS months, Luther Mckay; junior ex-Councilor, Miss Ethel Nelson; junior ex-associ- ate councillor, Mrs. Carrie Mckay: flag bearers, Mrs. Edith Carlson and Mrs. Katherine Anderson; pianist, Mrs. Louise Heslitt
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
BANK CLERK HELD
 FOR HIGHER COURT
Nokts Under &,W0 Bond in
 EnbeZZleIlent Case

Hartford. July 3 (P>-Maurice '. Nokes, of 30 Richard road, East Hartford, was presented in the Hartford police court today, charged with embezzlement of s4,o0O from the South End Bank &5 Trust Co.,, where he has been employed as a clerk. He was bound over to the superior court for appearance on the first Tuesday in September by Judge John l.. Bonee, who presided. Nokes is reported to have made full restitution Of the funds prior to the detection of the theft.
 Bank Commissioner Lester E.. Shippee this morning congratulated officials of the bank for the speed with which the alleged embezzle- ment was discovered.
 Nokes, it is charged. had a month ago taken s2,o00 to finance certain Of his stock transactions. About one week ago officials claim he took another S2,O00, the alleged theft be- ing discovered a day or two later by Chester Jorgenson. treasurer of the bank.
 The matter was reported to Com missioner Shippee, who was com pelled by statute to report the cir cumstances to States Attorney Hugh NJ. Alcorn.
 When Nokes was informed war rant would have to be issued for his arrest he went to the office of County Detective Edward J. Hickey and surrendered himself. He was accompanied to police headquarters today by Detective Hickey.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
CONNOLLY FILES
 PROBATION LIST
169 Persons Under His Care in
 Last Three Months

Probation Officer E. C. Connolly has filed his report for the quarter ending June 30, showing that 109 men, 3 women. 42 boys and girls were carried over from the previous quarter, and 56 men, z women, IA boys and 3 girls were placed on pro- bation. During the quarter, 54 men, s women, 15 boys and three girls observed the terms of probation and were released, and IS men. boys and one girl violated the terms and were re-arrested. At th" end 0t the quarter. 91 men, women. 37 boys and two girls renl,,n. - o.l rro- hation.
 Wages collected by the probation officer and expended for probation CTS families totalled S4466.65, and fines and costs collected amounted to s100953.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03

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