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Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-15

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New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
OPPORTUNITY NOW FOR REDUCING NEXT WINTERS FOOD BILLS
Sugar and Fruit are so Low in Price That Home Pre-
 serving is Most Profitable

Every housewife has the chance to "get ahead" financially next winter by putting up fruit now. Fruit is in abundance everywhere and sugar is at a rock-bottom" price.
 A little concentrated effort will result in a cupboard well stocked with canned fruits, jellies, jams and relishes from which one may draw freely throughout the winter months.
 Since fruit belongs in the diet, and should appear in some form every meal, the economy of a home supply is readily apparent. q
 Menu planning is much easier when preserves, jellies, jams and relishes are within reach. Meats and fish are much more appetizing with tart-sweet jelly or sweet pickle as an accompaniment. And there is nothing nicer than crackers, preserves and cheese for dessert. A bit of sweet makes the meal con- plete. The Sugar Institute.
 Enter the National Canning Contest Shenandoah, Iowa. Write for informa- tion and free jar.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
ON STAND
 IN STEEL SUIT
Lists Holdings in Youngstown
 Sheet and Tube Go,

To.n1s-ovn. O. Aug. q tP-Cy- rcs $ G.-o.. leader Of tho opposi- .cn 70 -ha merger ot Youngstown &he.- and Tube company ui'h Hethlrhem Steel corporation, took .l-a .r.-ncee stand today in rhe surJ h"ought by his interests to enjon -lla merger
 Eaton e~ay-ha!red. and wearing Q dark blue suit and dark tic. con- -8z'jrs with his ruddy complexion -'appad smar-Iy 10 the witness char D put his testimony into the vo- .u-alroUs record Of the rial
 r vas tho moment for which I
 rowded court had waited since yes .r4ar mo~niuG-a moment delayed 'T long cross-eE1mina'lon Of A. C.. 'trns,, 'nlana"irG partner Of Ernsc
 < Ernst, anti-merger auditors. and a--ociated with Eaton n some Of he lat.ar's enterprises.
 Eaton.s first testimony was to li5. his holdings in Sheet and Tube h. tcrna.lonal Shares corporation, a CO., pleln'-- i0 rhe suit, and other en- 'e-p.i-es, asked f ho was interested in Berhlalam +ho witness answere ].
 Eo--ro' -e-" and a laugh swep, the Courrroor.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
KEY ID zU7A GEMS
 FOUND BY POLICE
Raid on AielIO Home Yields Sup
 posed "Open SeSameS"
Chicago, Aug. 91 CUP)

Chicago, Aug. 21 (UP) - Keys which it was believed might open Jack Zuta's treasury trunks and re- veal just which of ChIcago's officials had delyed therein were in posses sion today of Pat Roche, veteran Campaigner against crime.
 Roche, who is chief investigator for States Attorney John A Swan son and a member of the special board of strategy investigating the murders of Zuta and Alfred Linglo. found the keys in raid on the home Of Joe and Ccminick Aiello, leaders in the now almost extinct Moran -Zuta northside gang combine.
 Since Zuta was slain in a N'iscon- sin summer resort hotel several theories have become accepted as facts by Roche. who as policeman, detective and special investigator has been feared by gangland for years.
 One thing of which Roche and other members Of the board were convinced was that il vas Zuta. the methodical bookkeeping gangster, who engineered the murder of Lingle. a Tribune reporter who turn d racketeer and boosted his s65 week salary to a s1o,noo year in come
 Zuta, they are convinced, was killed by his onn ganssters, who knew his reputation as "talker" and feared he would tell police about the Lingle staying
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
HOW ECZEMA
 IS CONQUERED,

You can banish every trace Of dnnol ing Eczema and banish it in an astonishingly short time-this time next week your skin will be nearly healed and well on the roaf to enchanting loveliness md beaut" but you must use Peterson's Oint- ment,
 Peterson's possesses such remark able healing and soothing qualities that minor pimples and blackheads go like magic-that obstinate cases of burning Eczema are gone after few days treatment. First applica- ton takes out itching and burning.
 Nirgie Hawkins Of Wallace, Va writes: "I had very bad case Of Eczema. The cruptions on one Of ny arms were so bad l couldn't use .t. had the trouble for over T .car. l got box Of Peterson's Ointment and in weeks my Ecze- ma had disappeared"
 Eczema and itching skin. Can'f withstand the powerfully healing in. nuence of Pctercon'a Ointment anI one 35c box will prove it. All drug stores.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
Make Parachute Jump
 In Triple Formation

Mitchell Field. \. Y, Aug. 2l p' Three army air corps men have proved that parachute jumps can be made from planes in military formation without falling into the other ships or tangling the forma- ton,
 Three planes in formation went up Tuesday 10 a 2.0Oo foot altitude and at a signal from the leading ship a man jumped simultaneously from each. They dropped more than a hundred feet before pulling their ripcords, and cleared the for nation by safe margin.
 The men who volunteered for the experiment which settled point long moot among air corps officers, were Sergeant James Pearson. Phil adelphla; Corporal John Marchews- ka Of Dunkirk. x. Y. and Private J. Fazio of Jersey City.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21

Humidity and air circulation figure big in healthful heating. You get them in just the right degree with Lennox Torrid Zone. You get them because the humidfer has twice the evaporating area inside the casing of ordinary water pans - positioned for rapid evaporation right above the firing doors. And because air circulation is guaranteed when an authorized Lennox Furnace man instals your furnace ac- cording to the Standard Code.
 Come in and see the furnace, that, because it is the finest that heating science has de- veloped, can add these positive features to home comfort Let us show you its sturdy locomotive grates, its lazy shaker. We have booklet that describes and illustrates the Torrid Zone in detail that we'll give you. Plans and esti- mates furnished upon request Factory blue prints for special problems. Made by the LENNox FURNACE COMPANY, Syracuse, New Iowa-Toronto, Canada.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21

look for litter of cats that look like rabbits-or rabbits that look like cats.
 Meanwhile naturalsts and others crowded about the home Of Charles F. Obaker, who took charge of the animal found in the woods by the attendant, and studied the cat-or rabbit-as it played with spools. threads, or rubber balls, or sat on it's launches.
 IL has q head of 8 cat, except that its ears are upright; it hops like a rahbit-and it's tail is like that of d rat.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
HOOVER SUMMONS
 BANNERS TUESDAY
Hopes for Early End oi D3oa8b!
 Financial Suffering

Washington, Av- q .P-S-ea.rg -'v 5s1uwcu o- h. nr-.-.-. pro -ra.a involved lr -ha drought relgaf orra:. .za'ioG. Pr-.lt~n- Eoo'-r viIl .cuts- rs.t r. =l-v vr-E -t- tank a- r.prs..rs--tte- on the state re- .-' eCuN-.rrs
 A cal, to~ -..s rcnt. r-nra at 'ho White House .,en- to the drought ..-a- lar- yesterday
 N-arwn.la -oII6n-u- tEa channels through which Mr. Hoover dIrac-s I -ta la-7 Msss.eslpp tlcod reItot ..a2s "srt forward today for .-- t3uushmert Of state Or l0c.I cre1r .o~uorar.o.s 10 arrange Ioars 10
 rmere through aj,a.a cr-li- .aaE5 whore local banks are unah.D o- unwilling 10 carry the eaaneIaI lo.a.
 FH1 m2Umum 5arrr.st ml.rn th, CT ..' corporation woald ba per- M-ttad 10 charge farmer. .nda- t.. ta'arjta plan proposed at t-. Gr- meeting Of ths a.-lo.a. arcGau. ror.u.rtea v-e.rrle ev. would la -.v rar cent. This is two prr rent more taan tho r1rere7t caerae5 av the -.- m dlat- cr@dl. aarG- to which .a~ loans would ha turned over.
 Lean. Gn Easy security
 nder present rla12 loan would u- granted tarmnr- on easy security eI'h the auInrsau.arr ct the e~=rI 9 gsrr.os Tn event rhs rsu.re- rea- r-sontativaa Of the s'a'e conn3tters 1or.4 upon the proposal the sad- -rsI farm lean hoard. amcr ~uqs~- 'i5s- intermediate credit banks nru ~-r~' vl-o the creation of +ha credit
 y "aa c-t.ma.ad that :-nnao.odo ~o.ld ja required to meet loan dc
 Announcement was made by sac- '4rT Hyde. chairman Of thc ra- ron-I committee. that the 2S6r.c.n B.. cuga or $6.0oo.oo0 fund created -t ra7 last session or congress for food relief and .orm relief m roro -he0 2 dozen states will be used for ~srd loans 10 drought stricken formers -nder the terms Of the "0r. however. it can be used only in Virginia Ohio. Indiana. Missouri aul Montana If the drought state~.
 The emergency feed and lveatocl, railroad freight rates nov in effect r he cast and south will be ox- tended 10 we-torn drought states or f-ffra--
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
Couple Reconciled, Keep
 Child Wanted by Negroes

Chicago. Aug. q UP)-Efforts Of negro couple to adopt a white baby have resulted in the child's parents being reconciled, his moth CT announced today.
 A petition to adopt month old Joseph Julian was filed by William Linder, negro contractor, and his wife. who had cared for the baby since he was born.
 According 10 the petition. the mother. Mrs, Rose Julian, a widow, did not want the child and the father, Joseph A, Murphy, refused 10 acknowledge or support him.
 Joe and I plan 10 get married and we will take the baby and gile him q name" Mrs. Julian said aft CT being informed of the petition for adoption.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
RELIEF FROM CURSE
 OF CONSTIPATION

A Battle Greek physician say, "Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause %
 But immediate relief has been found. 4 tablet called FaXall Or derlies has been discovered. Th.s tablet attracts water frca inc gEs. tenn into the lazy, dfE. aeu2-nE bowel called the colon. The vote, loosens the dry food waste anI causes a gentle. thorough. natural movement without forming habit or ever increasing the do@o-
 Stop suffering from constipation Chew a Eaxall Orderlie at nigh, Next day bright Get A for 25@ today at the nearest LiGgett or Rex all Drug Store. ...-.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
Plane Takes Off in Endurance Attempt

Wichita, kans., Aug. 91 CP-The "City of Wichita" took off at 6:11 q. m. today on it's second attempt to set a new refueing endurance flight record. The plane Is piloted by Charles Lander and R. o. Rudd.
 Their first attempt ended Monday when they were forced down by 4 faulty pump after having been in the air less than 12 hours.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
DEAF MUTE AS WITNESS
 PROVES COURT PUZZLE
Interpreter Fails to Make Him Cn- derstand and Brother Comes
 to Judges Aid.

Raymond Demars, 20, of 1O9 Pop lar street, Bristol. a deaf mute, pleaded guilty in police court to the charge of driving an overloaded truck and Was fined s15 and costs after being made 10 understand, with some difficulty, what the situ ation was. stephen Roper, former constable, tried 10 converse with him in the sign language but found Demars able to understand only the single hand method. A brother of the mute managed 10 inform him Of the charge but in order 10 learn whether lie wanted to plead guilty or not guilty ii was necessary for Prosecuting Attorney Woods to use pencil and paper.
 Officers Doty and Tanguay testi- fled that a load of fish on Demars truck was 1915 pounds heavier than permitted by the motor vehicle laws. Officer Tanguay stopped him this morning on Commercial street, where he was making a delivery to a market. and Officer Doty was present when the load was weighed at Russell X Erwin's factory. Fish and clans in barrels and well iced made up the load.
 Demars brother told the court that their mother owned the truck, and her partner added that the young men make three trips to Bos- ton weekly and it is impossible to gauge the weight of the loads, the method being to weigh the fish and add 25 per cent for the containers and tho ice. Judge SaXe believed. however. that an overweight of al mos four tons could be detected with little effort and he warned Dcmars that the law provides a fine as high as $500 for overload ing Prosecuting Attorney Woods added that Jail sentence is also provided.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
War Vets
 Visit Valley Forge

nh.adalnhia. Aug gt tp,-Paus- ng in final natr.otgc gesture be- .or- d@mohlizln@ and leaving for -hIr homes ta The four corners of the natlor. the United spanish War Veterans today made q pilgrimas" 'o the grognd hallov-ed by the army @1o.o dcod~ Of valor created this Ga'lon-NrllcE Forge
 The cHcampment completed it's formal bu.inesa program yesterday by olec,in@ JudGo Edward S Mat thjas of the Ono supreme court as commander in chief for the ensuing Tc5r.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
Sf.0O0 FDRECLOSJRE

EiGA street property in this city l7 invoked in foreclosure sult brought hy sam Waskowitz and Hy- man Horowfz against Konstany and Joseph &trzegowski Of this city and ,ilchacl and Joseph Corruba os SouthiaE-on.
 < note for 5000 vas given on December &1. 1929, but the defend- ants failed 10 keep up the pa,- mcntz. Besides foreclosure. the plaintiff asks for possession of the property and for deficiency judg- mrnt.
 Attorney Maurice W. Rosenberg represents the plaintiff and Deputy Sheriff Martin H Horwitz served the papers.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
Bingo Wheel Confiscations
 Settled Out of Court

Norwalk, Aug. 21 Py-Savin Rock concessionaires. whose "Bingo' and wheel game licenses were confiscat- ed on August by state and West Haven police and who requested an injunction to prevent interference, were to have had a hearing today in United States district court today before Judge Edwin S. Thomas, but no hearing developed. When ques- toned at his residence, Judge Thomas stated that counsel for botl sides had notified him the matter had been settled but that he had no details of the settlement.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21

Warm Air Furnace of boier-plate steel In coldest weather, when windows tightly closed even after this furnace is refueled or stirred up the air will be fresh and clean.
 For just as the steel gas-tank is made gas tight by being hot-ri1eted and cold-calked -. so the Torrid Zone Furnace is made gas, smoke and dusttight
 Furthermore, the furnace that allows more than minimum of coalgas to escape up the chimney or into the house is downright waste ful. There's heat energy in coal-gas -. heat energy that the Torrid Zone fre-pot through better combustion turns into clean, healthful heat That's one reason why Torrid Zone saves the coal pile as well as the curtains, walls and ceilings. In tests it delivers 320 more tenn perature or it consumes 3Oft less fuel than ordinary furnaces. Pick your favoritc fuel . hard coal, soft coal, coke, Ignite, wood, gas or oil and get more warmth from it.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
Worker at Taft School
 Falls and Is ParalyZed

WatertoHn. Aug. 21 LP)-Falling from scaffold at the Taft school, where repairs are being made 10 roof, Eugene Beaupre, 35, of 14 Everett street, Springfield, Mass. to- day vas believed to have sustained a fracture of the spine and broken ankle. He was removed 10 Water bury hospital, six miles distant, and subjected to X-rays which later will determine the exact injuries Beau- pre- was said 10 be partially paralyz- ed.
 He and brother have been em- Concordia Sheet Metal Co of Hart ford.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
Czty Items

Tho n0-C7 were notified today Of -'. r--uru Of tho operators Incense 9t Otto Edward Paul Of 3S Brook @"n ar~e7'. and suspension Of th- Ne-nses of Carl Anderson Of 191 Hsr' ~-ree' and Albert Nadeau of -a7 Washincton street
 The poue- were notified today 'aa' Jimmy Jrso. 15. Of 16o High ~fHaa' e7capeI from the State school for Boys at Meriden last ..s@r'
 Th. Hsr.forl police asked the iocal pol.sa today 10 notify Pam SaroaIz Of il Dwight court to ap- pear in police court or forward G2 for violating a traffic ordinance.
 Hhoenl~ Temple Of Honor nn hold a a..lHoss meeting in the l. 0. c F hall this evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21

E -lne" "-re u.-. a..5 v..l 4.- m77d ..'o#. .rr r..- nd ance fc- .,r. -.. r,. t. Hr .as ~t.r Q .ola -.. .-r .... ur
 a7 q an.-. -l. sr. rsr...- a.- ..11---. tor ..o -a. G.a.-- Ii. Isson anu Frank }, Ho.. "s.t ..re~ ~o.l ha-- -.E ... ur-7.- sor perfect a.'raa.-. -- ln .r
 The speaker c. t1o dav VAS u.s- .r.ct Governor E-cra~l uoGe.. Hao .o1IaoI hls tai. mostly t7 Io'.lT affairs.
 The visiting oateaI stated -aa- rota@~ has d-vc-oa.. width and q epth throughout tho world that 5s .oIrG-e Paul Harris never 6Gosm"! of. Rotary is tha are-'-z, i1flG- nee for peace and Sood will tho world has eyer pro6.oad.' ho -aid.
 He said the grao-ar- problem be- fore Rotary .E.ar-..tonal at tEe
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
Zuta's Past I InspaCtacular

Chicago Aug. 2l tp' - Biogra- phers Of Jack Zuta. slain vice lord whose balance checks have stirred Chicago. niIl find less material than investigators found in his strong boxes.
 Zuta's career vas unspectacular. There IS no record Of his beginnings.
 In 1918 he was running a saloon on the west side. frequented by a gang of young "toughs." In 1917 he began q quiet invasion Of the vice world Of the west side. then under the control of Mike De Pike" Heit- Ter and Monkey Face Charley" Genker.
 The invasion vas followed by a bomb war, But Hcitler and Genker, the story goes. recognized in this quiet saloon keeper just the busi- ness ability they needed. Soon Zuta was boss of the business himself and had taken on a lieutenant who could manage the business when he felt the need 10 get away for q va cation. The lieutenant in later years finally drove the master out.
 During those prosperous years Jack Zuta's nam virtually was un- known to Chicagoans. Business like. he sat in his Loop real estate office"-kooping files.
 Never Indicted
 He died with q record Of never having been indicted for an offense. Once in 1926, the general govern ment officials said they were going to call him in to be quizzed about gambling rackets; once the police said they Were hunting him, with the Aicllo brothers, in connection with the killing Of Tony Lom hardo in 1928, and once Investigator Pat Roche of the states attorneys office made the threat. I'll put Jack Zuta in jail as soon as I find him" but Zuta kept clear Of the bars.
 With the west side profits Zuta entered q combination with Billy" Skiimore, Barney Bertsche and George Bugs Moran, 10 work out Of the Loop. But the story goes that hc dropped s2oo.ooo in his deal and emerged broke.
 Becomes Capone'> Rival
 Then an opportunity arose The Moran and Alello gangs on the north side needed just such a thinker" with capacity for filing systems and books. Tn q short time Zuta rose from an unknown 10 the acknowledged ear Of the power ful north side mob, Capones chief opposition.
 In a general roundup following the murder Of Alfred Jake" Lingle Chicago Tribune reporter Zuta was brought in 10 the police station 10 answer questions. l. vas his last public appearance in Chicago, He vas moved down by machine guns at lake resort in Wisconsin a few days later.
 His funeral Uas simple. Ills cas- ket cost s5o. He once had wished that "Nearcr My God 10 Thee" could he sung al his funeral SO somebody sang it.
 4 month later. however, out Of a dusty safety deposit box, the ghost Of thI9 most unobtrusIve of hoodlums threw the Ioudcst bomb T the an nals of Chicago rackets. The bomb Was his strong boxes
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
Personals

Mas Jr.~a Nai--r -.= gone 10 Boston Utsrs she ~-' ---' s.-ll Labor Day.
 Rev Michael Wo-'a-.aE ta- re turned t2 Orchard Laa.. Michigan. afto~ spending a few days i0 -n.s city with his -i...~. Mrs l'..Gor.ue Gs.a.ak. Of -ft Gra-. Es-
 Miss 'ons.an.a Fa,Els and Ml.@ F'orrnc. Lagrc.a ar- pending H week n -.- Wal'a ,Io-r.e.as.
 Leon \. SpragUe has rotgrneI rom three 1rzs' r-aanoa q Coo.- f~ on Las. Ca-.a--s. Ne.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
Wilbur Cross Mentioned
 As De~70cya4in NC~7inc>

Bridgeport, Aug, 91 lP - The Timos-Star says that information it has from many active members in the democratic party here and else where in the state indicates a move ment is on foot to offer the name Of Professor Wilbur T.. Cross of Yale university, who is retiring as dean of tho graduate ~chocl to the Gcmo- c"ati~ convention for nomination for -oyrrror.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21

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 ~- .s~-. H.0- mo- ."-- .1.a l Fl '.a~ 2 --a-. .-au -1o. E-a"s- 1f- @0~a-.-. ne...d home from a . -0a.--- .~ -l-.. .' -- 'n.a 70 ao
 ---r..i r~--r. ..t E.r tL..s tr0Et n from B9s-g. "a.1- h. was pro-
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
Rabbit or Cat Query
 Over Unusual Animal

Pittsburgh, Aug, 21 F-A f'ricE' ; woods attendant who suddenly swore off parties and night life went back into the underbrush today 10
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
R0TA7lAE HoV0RS
 FIR APPEARANCE
Three MR16Gg H,Y N0t Missed
 Meeting Nh Tears

Threz mamhegs of 'nr E-~ Er..- .-n Rotary club haso uo. m-ss3 a meeting sln~a the e.ga vas orEau- t-.l mn. ....s a-- rj f.'o others Lave not mss. . ~1.n-la7 in tNs oars.
 At .ra r...-.a- a- l". ..a 'o5a, THesrle~- Il-0ry Na.1 ..-- oz.-.sl-
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21

Never taste canned food to see If it is spoiled. Odor and appearance will tell enough without the risk of tasting.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
,nnENC NACHINEs STOLEN

FDEEE'T NNf HIN ..N STOLEN
 A F Douglas reported 10 Cap tain Kelly at police headquarters today the theft of If small addHg machines from tho basement Of his ~-oro @+ go Arch street last nief' The -~t"' value of the machines ir about S5O.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
BANKRUPTCY REPORT

Johnson Swanson. Insolvent baker has listed assets Of S1,o5o and na- bilitIes Of S4A&6.o1 in bankruptcv court at Hartford. A creditors hearing was held yesterday, but no trustee or receiver was named.
 Lettuce or other salad greens may be crisped in very cold water containing 3 little vinegar Or lemon
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21

The longest crccodiles and s1liga- tors which have been measured in t&" United S.a.oe did not exceed 20 f.e..
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21
| ! MILLS

..r= as s-a-- Tr7-. ~- Q. . --0- Plumbers 7=zc...71a
 Four wars '=o rg.sr ".. ~'re rraser--t w'. a.ro.- -.-'. rr i.3~es uno7 .aw1....o- q. a -. pr cert ra.o-l 'o- -,"a "--r. @a.- -er, i' -.a. l1a.tu... .0 '..~ rr"- .ect a.-~---ra tl-- wI r--.... .rf r.- ----
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New Britain herald., 1930-08-21

present time Is that O. adapting its
 'hgz to the eondluors in the df- tsrert Cc,.~'~ies r0 rhi h # eNis--.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-21

WINTER can be steady suc- cession of wholesome June days in any home that's heated by a Torrid Zone
The Washington times., 1930-05-29
HOOVER SPEECH
TRIP PLANNED

Plans for motoring to Gettys
burg to deliver a Memorial Day
address tomorrow were approved
yesterday by President Hoover.
A tentative plan whereby he
was to spend the weekend at
"Ogontz," a fishing preserve To-
Gated near Williamsport, Pa, as
the guest of Jay Cooke, Sd, of
Philadelphia, has been abandoned,
it was stated, because the PreSi-
dent desires to remain close to
the tariff situation
The President and a small
party will leave Washington to-
morrow morning for Gettysburg,
stopping at the estate of Law.
renee Richey, one Of his secre-
taries, at Catoctin. Md, for lunch.
Mrs. Hoover will not accom-
pany him as was originally plan.
ned. She has just recovered from
a badly wrenched back and her
physician feared the long ride
might prove too great a strain.
The President will be accom-
panied by his military and naval
aides. two secretaries. Lawrence
Richey and George Akerson, and
Capt. Joel T. Boone, White House
physician.