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New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
City Items

The first mass on Sunday at st.
Josephs, beginning with tomorrow
will be at $40 instead of until
| further notice.
Chester Tyburski of 1877 Hart
street. resident of this city for
many years. left yesterday for Po-
land, where he intends to remain
for about three months to visit
! friends and relatives. Passport ar
engagements we're made through the
agency of Stanley Arzylowicz.
A meeting of the St. Cecilias
choir of the Sacred Heart church
will be held tomorrow noon at the
clubrooms at the Sacred Heart
school. William Domurat, president
will be the presiding officer.
John S. Petro, Ct, of kensngton,
was arrested on the charge of speed
ing on South Main street today by
Officer W. P. Hayes.
khosrow Simonian, "a, of 81 Tai
colt street, was charged with speed
ms and passing boulevard stop
sign on Burritt street today by Off
Ger David Doty.
Frank Abramson, %, of SIS Oak
street, was arrested on Grove street
today by Officer David Doty on the
charge of driving without an opey-
ator's license.
Mrs. William f. Mangan and chill
dren of Bassett street are at their
summer home at Bayvic~ Heights,
Milford, for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j Rector
of ESQ Farview street and Mrs.
! Rector's mother. Mrs. Charles A.
Smith of 4S Maple street, enjoyed
a motor trip to Bear Mountain
bridge and Ulster county, New
York, over Decoration Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Branhall OF
Prospect street are spending a week
in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miss Ethel johnson of Maple Hill
secretary to Attorneys Edward A.
Mag and John F. McDermott. is
Mass.
The Hartford police notified the
local police last evening that Frank
Mcdonald, 40, has been missing
from home since Thursday. He was
empleyed at the New Britain Ma
chine Co. plant
| David Larson of 20 Howard street
complained 10 the police last night
that boys damaged a house he is
building on Steele street.
! Joseph sokolovski complained to
upcrnumerary Officer John kran-
zit yesterday that a tire was stolen
off his car at Willow Brook park.
The police have been notified OF
the suspension of the operators IL
ccnses of Joseph DiPace Of $50 High
street, Joseph Blancato of 262 Oak
street and Melvin J. Parker of 125
Camp street.
Another comfortable night and
continued improvement in the condi-
ton of Attorney General B. w. Al
ling was bulletined today by DR.
David P. Waskowtz. who is attend
ing the state official at New Brit
ain General hospital.
Application for marriage License
has been made by Bernard j. Watts
and Stella A. fabian, both Of Mcri-
den.
Irises by the thousands now In
bloom. Blossoms Corner, IS Farm
ington Ave, Plainvile. Make your
selections now by comparison OF
blossoms. Prices greatly reduced on
account OF changing OF gardens
Visitors elcome,-advt.
A surprise birthday party was
held Thursday evening at the
W4erly Inn, Cheshire. in honor OF
Miss Anna Anthony.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
MORE TOWNS ENUMERATED

Willimantic, May 81 tP-Addl-
tlonal towns in the third Connecti-
cut enumeratiny district for the pop
ulation census were completed today
V it'll announcement of figures.
Plainfield, Windham County has
S,o23 as compared with 1926 N
1920. a gain OF 81. There are l2l
farms.
Mansfield. Tolland County. has
2,61s as compared with c.574 in
1920, a gain of 444. Or the total
1047 are inmates or employees liz
Mansfield State Hospital and Train
ing school There are "a farms.
Fifty-four out Of the "a towns n
the district have been completed.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
NEW ATHLETIC CLIR

New Britain Blues A, c. was or
ganized last night at a. meeting ut
the home OF John DUNN on Orange
street. More than 20 members are
already affiliated with the organiza-
ton.
Lucien Pihiel was elected manag-
er of the club and although the
baseball season is we'll advanced he
will begin to select candidates for a
team. John DUNN was elected sec
treasurer
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
DOIRIE BIRTHDAY PATTY

A double birthday party was en-
joyed yesterday at the home Of Mrs.
Antonio Nilardi at "A North street.
It was given in honor of Miss An
toinette Nilardi and Miss Dorothy
Grosko of Sexton street. Luncheon
Was served on a table decorated
with pink and yellow flowers,
Games were played on the lawn.
The host esscs were Mrs, Wilson
Ellis and Mrs. Joseph Pelligrini OF
Plainyille. Both children received
many gifts.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
SMALL SUITS BROUGHT

Lucy Z. Conhln of Plainville is
defendant in Z $500 suit brought by
the Connecticut Light & Power Co.
N7ir & Nair represent the plaintiff
and Deputy Sheriff Martin h. Hor-
WITT served the papers.
Louis Byer, Isadore Dyer and
Harry Levine of the Victory Mat
tress Co. have brought suit against
{. W. Hopkins Of Bristol for $500
damages. Attorney Yale Sable is
acting for the plaintiff and Deputy
Sheriff HorWitz served the papers.
Steve Zlelkowski ras brought suit
for $3.50 damages against Powell
,iukaniec through Attorney Bernard
l.. Alpert.
Damages OF 500 are asked in a
suit brought against Adele Carelio
and Dominick MoniCo Of Bristol by
Joseph Arbour & Son, local truck
ers, for an accident that occurred or
January %. 1880, at the intersection
of Chestnut. Main and Arch streets.
Attorney Edward A. Mag represents
the plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
Shamrock Y Appears
In Isle of Wight Race

Eo"es, IsIc q Wight, May 3ILpE-
The Shamrock V made her first APP
pearancc at this headquarters of
yacht racing today in special race
with the Luluorth, Britannia, White
Heather, Candida and Cambria
The course was to Solent Bank
and Northeast Middle Buoy and
back TO the starting line, distance
OF 50 miles.
The yachts made good start in
an easterly breeze, the royal en-
trant. Britannia, leading, followed
closely by Cambria. Candida, Sham
rock Y, White Heather and Lul-
worth
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
MILLIONAIRE HAD
$50 AS GRUBSTAKE
NeYada's Wealthi@t Man Was
Cowboy Is Years Ago

Reno, Ney. May 81 P}-Succes-
sively cowboy, miner, boom town
banker and hotel owner, George
Wirgfeld. whose fortune grew from
a $50 grub stake" is now credited
with being the only millionaire in
the only state which has only one.
Ncvadas lone seven figured CAPT.
talist is prcsid ent of 20 banks, oper-
ates a chain OF hotels, owns num-
Der OF mineral properties and pos
sesses Agricultural interests.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
CJRHSTONE COLLISION

David Badol OF 259 Grove street
drove his car away from the curb
on Main street about SIS o'clock
last night without signalling, and
caused damage to fender of A
truck owned by I. r, Fish and
driven by Alfred ". Fish, both Of
tho Shuttle Meadow club. Officer
Clarence kumnl reported that Badol
assumed responsibility and agreed
TO settled for the damage.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
Overnight News
By rhe Associated Pr"
norr~A A. .

By the Associated Prv
DOVE ..
Iakehurst y. J.-Graf Zeppelin
bucks headuinds on way TO Lake
hurst Land. safely.
Gettysburg, Pa.-Hooysr extois
Lincoln's ideals as guide for nation
now.
Roosevelt Field, \. Y.-Sponsors
withdraw support for X of New
Ravens flight to Buenos Aires after
forced landing l1ere.
Westchester. Ind-Four Allled. 20
hurt as racing car plunges into
krandstand
| Indianapolis-Pau Marshall, me-
chanician, killed and his brother, c.
Marshall, injured when their car II
| 800 mile race skids over track wait.
Alexandria, La.-Red Cross ASKS
AID for thousands driven from
homes by Louisiana floods.
Niagara Falls, Ont, Red
! Hill Niagara riverman, goes over
/ rapids in steel barrel
New York - saiendra Nath
Chose, head of India National Con-
rress Of America, says Macdonald
i. negotiating peace with Gandhi.
/ Santa Monica, Calf. Three
known dead, 10 missing, 4s rescued
in capsizing and sinking Of fishing
boat
Cincinnati - Presbyterian gener-
al bly, gives rising vote in sup
port Of 18th amendment,
Cleveland Northern Baptists
get committee report calling for ma
tion-wido education against strong
( drink.
New York - Glenn H Curtiss
/ flies big transport plane over his
route Of - years ago from Albany
/ 10 New York,
Foreign.
! OttaR2-Exportati OF liquor to
United States becomes illegal
Bombay Government takes
stringent steps against rising tide OF
Indian civil disobedience
Vatican City-Pope Plus congrat-
ulated on 75rd birthday.
Panama-Byrd ships. Eleanor
Boiling and City OF Ne" YORK, near
baiood haFhor.
Observation-Disclosures As point
cal prisoners renew hunger Strlhe'
New England
Springfield, Mass. bo"les-
Aea"ah1 airport dedAaled WIN az
dresses by Calvin Coolidge and SIC
rotary Of Navy Charles Francis
I Adams. before $1,000.
Cambridge, MASS. Patrolman
/ Martin Landry struck by discus and
/ seriously injured at a4th l. I. a. A.
/ A. A. cham p.onship track meet.
/ Bridgeport, Conn. - New esti-
mates OF estate OF late MARY T.
Ha~ley indicate Yale Wlll receive
between three ana four mlliloh dol-
IaLs '"s'eau VI l"o HlI..on'
i'ru'lsNIcN' Me, 1D'''' l'''l--
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
PINOCHLE PLAYER DIES

Hartford. May 81 GP)-Isaac Got
hold, CT, of 50 PIainfield street died
carly this morning at the Hartford
hospital from injuries sustained
shortly after midnight last night
when the siammIng OF a door fright
ened group Of pinochle players in
third floor ign painters shop on
Main street here. Gothold, police
we're told. made for a window, miss
ed a nearby fire escape. and plunged
10 the ground below. He was rush
ed to the hospital by his friends.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
MISS REED SHOW Erred

Miss Dorothy Reed OF Washington
street was the guest or a party OF
friends at a crystal shower given
Thursday evening at the home Of
Miss Doris Gungerman OF Dewey
street. The home was prettlN dee
grated in pink and white, Refresh
lnents we're served.
Miss Reed will become the bride
Of George ]. Weir. Jr. OF Wallace
street, in June.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
New Capitol Manager
Takes His Post Today

William Evans has assumed his
managerial duties at the Capitol
theater Mr. Evans had been in the
tfeater business for many years. his
Warner Bros. house at South Nor
walk He was connected with the
Palace theater in Hartford for sew
cral years.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
ARRESTED IN STRATFORD

Charles Currie. %, of 1855 Winter
street, is under arrest in Stratford
with Leon Andrews and Hugh Nc
kenna OF Union City, \. j. accord
ing to word received by the lecdl
police today. They were seen around
and the Union City authorities sent
word TO Stratford that Mckenna
and Andrews we're suspected Of
stealing automobiles in New Jersey
and disposing OF them In Connect
cut.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
GOV. ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK

Albany, \. Y, May 81 tUPJ-
Governor Roosevelt will go 10 Scho-
nectady tonight to speak before the
state convention OF the Knights Of
Columbus. passing through Albany
from New York without stopping.
Tomorrow. the governor, who has
been vacationing at Warm Springs,
Ga, will attend the wedding Of his
son. James, to Miss Betty Gushing
at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
FINED FOR GOLF|NG
FREEAT 5. N. LINKS
Judge Warns N0D-NemberS to
Keep OH Club Course

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mo court VIII ne severely eea L
H'l1- JIds2 H'anIey d. 4Faceshl
accla2ed IN ponce court TO-DAY.
line property Costs cohsNderanle
amount OF money fof maintenance
ana uPNeep ana the cLun Is emitted
20 protection against trespassers, "
he ADDED.
Arvld Carlson, 90, OF sol Lin
Il God street, Who was charged with
.-espasslng. MAS discharged, but
Walter May g, OF - Shuttle
Meadow avenue. vas found guilty
and fined $ and costs. Carlson sat
-.eaT the court that he vas NOT on
,na 9roundz Thursday afterpoon
when suoa-rur7erarv Or7car Jose0h
HAYES saw Two younr men who ran
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
POLICE ANNIVERSARIES

Tomorrow marks the anniversary
Of the appointment of several active
members OF the police department,
Officers Herbert {. Lyon, John l..
Carlson and Thomas c. Storey hat-
ing become "regulars' June l, 1906.
and Officers Fred l.. Wagner, James
II. McCabe. William O'Mara, June !,
1911, while Officers Walter Malona
and william r. Hayes, were promot-
ed June !, 1913. Officers w. 5.
Strolls, Michael Massey and A. {.
Walnczus were appointed June /.
1914
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
REP, JNDERHILL BETTER

Washington, May 81 P-Physi-
clans AT Naval hospital said today
that Representative Underhill of
Massachusetts, was improving and
that his condition was not regarded
as serious.
Enderhill entered the hospital for
observation and rest after an attack
Of indigestion.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31


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mouth os swanson iis., Mas' Lain
prose 'olu 'he cour1 'ha' ." aisoI
was pothersoihe IN tHe uia an
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go tbet Su..1son Nc, -, ut+,a hit
6rnnt" nrs Iamnrose said swan
ear vas in tro nlare a. 7.so o'c,ec,,
IN tho morning and again at 4.Oe
o'clock in the afternoon and made
disturbances each time
nz p,,s g,
c.,,.,,ra pa,sa,,. ~ ~ II
U-,,4sor s+ras+ H.rttord v,s Ale.
.barso4 a, +ba charge of -scLI.-s
dpi,-i1r ,rd en.d q ana co.+v for
fsi,nrs "A nave nj. certihc,+e Ar raj
istra1fon in his possession. He VAS
driving car uhirh figured in a col
Gs,on with a car driven by John
Djshiara OF IS Columbia street.
Waterbury, near the Midway" on
Plainyille road, and was accused Of
being extremely abusive toward
pishiara and a, woman PASSENGER.
Officer Thomas I1erney made the
arrest, Judge Tracesh held that
there vas lnsuf1lcient evidence 10
suhstantiate the reckless driVlng
charge,
Honko Case Continued
continuance until Monday vas
ordered in the case Of Michael Hon
i>o. II. Of - North street. charged
With vasrarcy. The young man is
on nrobation Tor A previous orensc..
-rt has nor hAen emploved. or has
1,a h4At eotns home n sleeo for tina
mas. fopr nights His father asked
retorm.tory at Cheshire, as he is
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31
WAGNER HOME FROM EUROPE

Bruno Wagner of ~ South Bur-
ritt street has returned from trip
10 Europe. where he visited friends
and relatives.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-31

arttord-Df Charles H. Stern,
Spanish American war veteran
fatally stricken during Memorial
day parade.
Hartford--Guard Dennis F. Hor-
gan dismissed from state prison at
Wethersfeld for neglect of duty.
Bridge port-Robert Mitchell, g.
killed by automobile.
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RA5K0D TEsTIFIES
 HAS M RIGHT D
 COMMIT HIS PARTY
WILL NOT ENDEAyOR TO IN FLUENCE DEMOS ONE WAY
 OTHER ON LIQUOR ROW

WASHINGTON, April 5. R)- Called for questioning in regard to his stand against prohibition Mir. Raskob testified before the Senate lobby committee and said he had mo right to commit the Democratic party to either side of the question"
 After testifying that he nao contributed between $65,0O ana ss6, ,OoO to the association against the prohibition amendmept of which he Is a director Raskoo asserted he was careful not to mix his personal beliefs on prohl- bition with the affairs of the Democratic national committee.
 Tn my opinion no one can com init the Democratic party to this question except at national convention and I shall not try to influence any Democratic mem Der on this question" he said.
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ENcLAND's FIRST FLy|NG
 YACHT IS SPEEDY OUTFIT

SOUTHAMPTON, England, April 4. (P-The first flying yacht built in England has made its appear ance.
 It is a three engine craft built to the order of A. E. Guinness, a manufacturer.
 It's engines will enable 1t to maintain a cruising speed of lOO miles an hour, with top speed of 120 to be increased when the engines are fully tuned up. With full tanks and a minimum crew, the yacht will be able to make 2,000 miles without refuelling.
 The machine is 86 feet six inch es long and has wing span of 92 feet. The owners accommoda- ton below is spacious, the saloon and cabins fitted with sideboards, dressing tables, and bookcases Quarters with sleeping berths Tor the crew are provided forward.
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LABOR AGAINST CONFIRMATION OF
 JUDGE PARKER
HIS DECISION UNFOLDING IN JUNCTION, MINE WOR-
 KERS, CAUSE

WASHINGTON, April 5, (P}- William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, told the Senate judiciary commit tee that all organized labor Is in opposition against confirmation of Judge Parker as associate justice.
 Green was the first witness of those opposed. Green said labor is against Parker because of his decision upholding the injunction restraining the United Mine Wor- kers from soliciting membership in the Red Jacket Coal & Coal Co. in West Virginia.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-05
YUKON ENRQUTE SAILS FIR NORTH
 HUGE LISTING
BANNER RESERVATION LIST OF PRESENT SEASON ABOARD
 BIG LINER

SEATTLE. April 5, (R1-1'he s. s. Yukon, of the A. s. s. Co, sail ed from Seattle this morning at 9 o'clock carrying 563 passengers of whom 31 are for Seward, as fol- lows:
 Wn. Shodde, Wm. Henderson, Mrs. NJ. Colman, Mrs. A. H. Riley, J. Nord, Harry Owens, Theo Dragsetll. N. c. Seeidemark, Frank Spira, J. Egler, Chas, Swanson, Ruth Fulton, Mrs. E. c. Cannon, Mrs. A. Olson, ". c. Dawson, A. P. Diense, A. A. Anstin
 Miss Grace Turk, Mrs. J. A. Far ren, P. Novak, A. Novak, Capt. A. E. Lathrop, H. Steen, Alex Math- eson, H. E. Robbins, John HuSs Tony Sorenson, Frank Brashan Bruno Plenningworth, Carl Mus ser. s. Welsh, J. M. Mcconnell MT, and Mrs. A. F Zimmerman Mrs. 5. Hart.
 Mrs. B. F. McLain, C. Elliot J. H. Copeland, c. M. Hawkins Mrs. A. Johnstone, M. Gillis, F Marghy, J. B. Orthrb, MT. anc Mrs. Paul skensruke. MT. anc Mrs. A. M. Barnhill and baby ". w. Smapleton, Mir. and Mrs F. T. Bayley.
 J. E. Friebrock, A. W. Johnson Ralph Engstrom, Victor Eng strom, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Ken nard and child, David Buuich P. c. Fenton, Mrs. Fred Parsons Stanley Parsons, Miss L. Parsons MT. and Mrs. L. Stewart ane daughter, Mrs. J. Hughes, Miss L sayen, Mrs. Mary Light, H. Brick son.
 ward Srofe, Mrs. L. Crosson H. Iverson, T. J. Lee, John Holin' gren, P. Light, c. Larson, Casper Eilingen, F. Boswell, J. Everson Chas. Martiniar, and 43 steerage
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ZEPPELIN SERVICE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
 WITHIN TNO YEARS

WASHINGTON, April 5. P)- Within two years Dr. Hugo Eek ener expects to have his trans Atlantic Zeppelin service In op- eration. Fares will be approxi- mately double the price of 9 steamship ticket, 1t Is revealed by Commander Hunsacker, one of Dr. Eckener's close advisors and vice president of the International Transport Company who is as- sisting Eckener in the selection of an airport terminal.
 He said another Zeppelin will be constructed in Germany and two in America. The eastward trips will be completed in two days and the westward in three.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-05
'LARGE BELT 0F L|GN|TE IS REVEALED IN TEXAS

TRINDAN. Tex, April 5, (R-
 Development of Ignite may give the Texas farmer a chance to re- duce his cotton acreage.
 Surveys indicate that a broad Ignite belt extends from Laredo on the Mexican border to Texar-. kama in the northeast corner of Texas. It may cover 80,0Oo square mles, nearly one-fourth of the area of Texas. It is estimated to contain approximately 30,000, ,00O.- 900 tnos Of Ignite.
 ' Growth of the Ignite mining in 'dustry has been slow because the coal has 8 high moisture content and slacks rapidly when shipped.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-05
ALASKA, WASHINGTON DONE DRY LAW WORSE
 THAN v]LsTEAD ACT

SEATTLE, April 5. {P-Wash- ington's bone dry law is more powerful than the Volstead act, and no Federal judge in the state has no right to permit withdraw al of liquors held by the prohi- bition administrator for any pur- pose, Judge Cushman ruled in refusing to sign 8 petition for a formal order withdrawing 10 gall Ions of grain alcohol for the Public health service at Juneau.
 The Bone Dry act of Alaska also, is the same, and l have no authority to follow National act and violate 8 state prohibition law" Judge Cushman said.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-05
BANK STUCK UP AND
 ROBBED OF $40, ,0O0

DAYTON. April 5. (R-Five masked robbers armed with 8 machine gun held up five bank employees of the xenia Avenue branch of the Union Trust Com pany and several customers and footed the vault of practically all of its cash.
 They escaped with a sum es- tiulated between $s0.OOG and s4O.- 900. The robbery occurred short ly after the bank opened for busi- ness.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-05
AIRPLANE ID MAP
 MINE PROPERTIES

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April 5. R-Articles of incorporation for the Aerophoto Corporation, formed by Salt Lake City mining men, have been filed. The com- pany will engage in aerial photo graphy, exploration, transporta- ton, and making of geological maps to aid mine development and research, according to s. II. Robertson, president of the compa- ny. Other officials include R. A.
 Brown, N. A. Robertson, c. T. Val Wrinkle and G. ". Snyder.
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ITALY REPRINANDs
 FRANCE CONFERENCE:
 CLAIM $ UNCHANGED

LONDON, April 5. (R-The Italian naval delegation astound- cd the conference by issuing g statement which observers inter preted not only as pointed re- prinand to France but indicat- Ing that Italy was tired of the present Anglo-France negotiations concerning French demands for security.
 The spokesman declared Italy's claim of parity Is unchanged all though France wants us to ac- cept an inferiority naval strength" "
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-05
SLENDER SURPLUS Is LOOKED FOR AT END
 OF FISCAL YEAR

WASHINGTON, April 5, R- President Hoover Is looking for ward to 8 slender surplus at the close of this year-the next fiscal year-even if the most rigid econ omy is exercised. Meanwhile both legislative branches of the govern ment estimate, based upon the income tax collections up to March, are pairing down.
 Hoover said::"It Is indicated that the unfavorable developments of last fall did not affect individual incomes to the extent many had feared"
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ICE CONDITIONS AT BARROW UNCHANGED

POINT BARROW, April 5, P- Ice conditions are unchanged and the fuel famine is acute with the natives daily awaiting the empty ing of the white peoples house fire ashes in order to sift them for burnable residue.
 The hulk of the wrecked ship Arctic has been reduced to a piece of tangled iron.
 A hundred anxious eyes contin- ually scan the ice for an indica- ton of movement but the vest erly winds continue to crush the ice OH shore.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-05
COMMITTEE MEMBER
 FAvORs RY. INQUIRY

WASHINGTON, April 5, R)- Joseph Eastman, member of the Interstate Commerce Committee. testified before the House com mittee investigating railroad hold ing investment trust companies. favored inquiry because 1t was feared that through the action of certain railroad holding com panies, 1t would be losing con- trol of railway unification.
 He said these were his individ ual views and that he was not speaking for the commission.
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WIDOW lND CHILDREN
 SUE ACCUSED DENTIST

BENTONvILLE, Ark, April 5. (F3-The widow and two children of William Pearman, who was found dead near Gravette last Saturday with three bullet holes in his head, filed civil suit for $2o0,OOO damages in the Circuit court against pr. Andrew Bass, 55, retired dentist, charged with murder in connection with the staying in an alleged insurance conspiracy.
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DECLAsgAToRY CONTEST

A declamatory contest in which a large number of the high school students will take part, will be held On the evening of April 10, Tuesday, at 8 o'clock, according to announcement made yesterday by Superintendent Roa- ney. The contest will be present. ed in the assembly hall and an admission charge will be made which money will go into the school fund. Judges will be se- lected later.