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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08

Your step forward
must not carry you
beyond the box, or
more than 3 feet
from the stake.
The Modern Horse
shoe Game.
MO other game
IN offers a COM
bination of
sport, skill and
healthful exercise
at such low cost.
Ynii ran Inv 0tit a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08
sTRICKLER MEETS BARRY.

Billy Stricken, Washington boxer,
who has Just become a light-heayy-
weight, will meet Reds Barry, also of
this city, tomorrow night at Hagers-
town, Nd, and will face Socko Ire
maine July Is at Cumberland, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08
"Inter-lock-en" Is Name
Of Open Tourney Course

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 8
(P)-Interlachen, scene of the ma
tional open golf tournament start
ing Thursday, is pronounced Inter
lock-en," with the emphasis on the
clock"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08
Swing Through Ball,
Do Not Just Hit 1t
By SOL METZGER.

That Lou Berrien's golf tip about
keeping the elbows on the same
level at the top is correct goes with
out saying. Furthermore, If you
happen to be at Interlachen next
week, note the position of the ell
bows Of the leaders as they finish
their drives. You'll find them, as
Berrien points out, again on the
same level, in the same relative po-
sition as at the top.
Here's proof that the clubhead
has gone through along the same
arc that it took on the upswing. BY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08

The Illustration shows how Official
shoSid be driven in the ground the these ncnig
Gates the other dimensions the
convenient to install the Allied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08

assuming position
o The
body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08

THE colored women's tournament
for the metropolitan district
horseshoe pitching champion
ship will be held on the lawn OF
Phyllis Wheatley Branch of the Y. w
C. A., it was announced today by Ar
thus A. Greene, general chairman OF
The Stars second annual event. Greene
has not settled on a date, but it prob
ably will be in August.
The women will pitch 80 feet and use
the regulation shoe. Every pitch will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08

Woman golfers of the Capital were
playing today in a tourney at the An
napolis Roads Golf Club. held under
the auspices Of the Women's District
Golf Association.
->EuS@mm
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
AERIAL EXPEDITION
 BOUND FOR ANDES
Scientific Explorers Not More
 Than 30 Years Old

New York. Nov. -5 UP) -Trepa- raUons for ;n aerial expedition to the wilderness Of the Peruvian Andes, where lie ruins of the ancient Inca and Yuuca civilizations, are be- ing pushed hy five young adven- turcrs and scientists, non" Of whom is more han &U years old.
 The venture. to b. known as the Shippoo-Johnson expedition, will be headed by George k. Johnson, 30, former New York newspaper pho- tographer and once chivf photogra- phor for the Peruvian army. Tn" expedition is privately financed and endorsed by the American Geo. graphical and Harvard Geological societies.
 Johusou's associates will be Rob ort Shipprc. .o. son Of d New York broker: Irving C. O'Hay, fl. son of Captain Patrick l. O'Hay. celebrated Irish soldier of fortune: Valentine Van kcurcu Red Bank, x. J., air port manager and Max nistoL 24, mechanic,
 All five are pilots Two large monop]anrs are being prepared for the expedition Ii will leave for Lima D,cambor :.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
PAPER MONOPOLY
 PLANS ARE BARED
Federal Power Group Considers
 Projects for Plants

Wa~n..-r9n. Nov. -5 lP,-An.,rj- can plans 'o break inc virtual H.Ns- prln, monopoly Of Canada tGrou@r the establishment of power and pa- DOT pulp plants in Alaska. Wrr" ho- fore rh~ federal pow er commission .odaE
 Ta. rouma~-Iou rons.d.rr5 anpI.- cation Ior u..usvs 10 ~ou~fra.r 'W1 suru mot-'- to cos, appro>MHf,Is
 Gsor-- T. Cameron. raal-t,r o. inc S5n Fw.l 70 rhroui.l. mI Harry Chandler. publisher Of frr Los An=ols Times sought porur~- sion for a Juuyau project, which Hould ru4ure $5."anaaJ for pow. ? d.v.lopm.u' and approximately sfnnoo.n.o for th, pauor and ralp plant Tu".. power Si-.- at Long. Crater and soro,ay Ials.s ui'H al estimated nuunn aors, pow.r rapl- eny. are requested
 l. and J h. I.ll.raaeh u.p.. . manu.amer"r- or Son Francisco. de- s.rr 10 develop proipa a"a. kotchtew. with estimated produce lion Of extraordinarily 7#.H"n ror-.- nower Tn- coH for tIl. combined rowrr and pulp plants approarao~ sfl.ur".0.".
 An Injunction opposing the app'i- cation or rhr Ionnrbaeh brothers ht5 been nlod by Jam.s F. Jones of Tt coma Wasuin2on. L0 a suit no" beror: tnr District Of columbia e'J- prcmc court H. contends a po'- ion ol fine land involved belongs 10 lim.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
CONSIDER PAYING
 DIFF COMPENSATION
Patman Wants Veterans Aided During Unemployment Period

WaaHugron. Nav. -5 lP,-t TO- ro1a}s to rej."y, unemployment hy paying of adjusted comncn-3jion certificates held by World War vet ,rans arc gaining support in inc HOUs.-
 Chairman Johnson Of tho vyrcr- ans committee today saw some tEm@ 70 he said on both sides" He is making a thorough study with u yioH toward possible suggestions tor nnw lu2.4la'iou.
 Heprys.t"Gyn Tatman. democrat. of T~<aa is seeking q majority en- dore-n,nt 70 forcn action on q bin l" introduced IS months ago. ari
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

! list. wing for honors with Spring time in the Rockics.' For novelty on the Happy Bakers program to- night al 9:3O o'clock through station WEAF Frank Black has arranged T medley of melodies everyone was Whistlng or singing or dancing to several years ago. There are five numbers in the group, Whispering, % "Jap9noSe Sandman" Avalon, "Dar- danella.' and "Swanec." ThcyN b. played by the orchestra with vocal 5rt"rlu0cs by members of n" Happy Bakers trio.
 The story of how Jacob BrryroeIg discovered a rich gold mine in Death valley and lost it's location before he had sfakc1 it. is tho dramatic chapter in NBC"s Death valley days 10 b, broadcast tonight .t e.&o o'tlocb
 T'ry christmas club annual party. teaturin- Floyd Gibbons. noudhns hunter. Louise Homer courraIto. dHH Anna 'aS|. soprano. Will D." broadcast over a NBC coast-to-coast network tomorrow.
 Gibbons will be master Of cere- mom,s and will also deliver shor. raIk on the function and work Of thr aluu. Mnlo. Homer and Miss .raS" arn former Metropolitan Opera eompany singers and arv widely kuoNu ronccrJ artists. They will ue assisted by u concert orchestra under Ih" baton of Cosare Sodaro.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

several others in both parties have expressed interest,
 Costs S3.000. .000,O to Pay
 Patman estimated today it would cost $3.000. .0O0,00O to pay the veter- ans in full, or $2,O0O,oOO,OOO if they were paid so per cent.
 Another plan, providing for cash payment of at least 2j per cent of the value Of the certificates has been advanced by Representative Cochran. democrat. Missouri.
 There is now $7o0.0oo,OOo in the treasury. accumulated against retire. mont of the approximately 3,6o0,O00 certificates issued to he veterans at the end of the war. They were given $l,o00 insurance policies which ma ure in 1945, with the right 10 bOr- row on them from the veterans bureau.
 The interest on such loans. how cv"r is six per cent. a rate termed Outrageous" by Chairman Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

whose Merano. at odds of , to 1, won the Bromford Maiden hurdle race with value of 100 sterling (about $500).
 Mcrano won by two lengths from Commander Lcakes' Roman Gener- al which was four lengths ahead or W Eastcrby's Cavendo. Eighteen others competed over the tWo-mllo course
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
GOOD BYE ITCHING SKIN

-o0.hiu@. l.aliul and tremendously an1ra,, invisible Irmo brings COOL ] lief fo Itching Skin. Even Whcr. -.4u is rt" and pa,ling. thousands have found that I.mo quickly re- stores comfort. II helps smoot, away blemishcs and clear up Pinl- nl.s. Rash and other annoying Itch- ing skin and scalp irritatIons. Keep clean. anusoptio X-mo always on hand. Usc ir freely, II is safe. pleas ant &ac. COG and $lop. Sold cv- erENherc.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
160Nks>Ql'A4>D[IQ<'/ l'4>[ } pRGrRz[1nc AS(VFF>>>Sc>> i F.. ,a, L-~.n ~~--c1S>4lzIS
1 -l--L nnL-

.o-rhil Cook
 -.f5-The Adventures oI Folly I'r.ston. dramatic incidents in tho .rr of uo American girl; musical lu,grlude~
 >.u0-OrcnrstrH. W1}n" King. conducln-: m1l" quartet >:So-A Musical Moment; orches- tru direction Cesar" Sodoro
 >.45-.The HiGhroad Of Adven- ur~." Gubrrr r. GHhl.
 g..o-Tek Music. Nro laVnhnrst- pianist and vocal ~oIoist: Don Byron. ieno~. Lucian schmidt. -,'E~.. orcb.-tan direction Nu~- ray kalln-r
 g.&o-u.uh Na.r.r u.E-- dramatic -sa.rb wtl Nlr-luta Gardiner. Wu.Hm Sm,lI.l Jack McBrti,. IoHu Wnu.. no.aI.H vocalist: or .l.s.ra dfyyrrlon Jo~.' Honome ~aIa.e 70 I.. laI Errmgrrt. uoa-Garlu.l Pooh. president N...r.au Institute O, E.rr--ra- ion r-.5 rfe.. q. Rogers. narra- .... .luorooE oron,='rB direction Lo,i tHrnr.4u and F. J. Nasffn" ....-tUazoo: 0vr,.~lun slzt': dt- nrtou Hazaoui Wntt-. orche~- -ra a.r-.@1oa Lohrr Armbrustr t-:".-~lamhrr Music: string en- -r@n. afr.r:|o. I~a"i- LaHri.r .- .a-Irl Su5-9Iuys orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
POpE HONORS EDISON

West Orange. N. J.. Nov. 25 P)- A medal awarded bB Pope Plus NJ to Thomas A, Edison in appreciation of a dctating machine is on it's way to the inventor.
 The machine. manufactured of ivory and gold in the Edison labora- tories, was presented to the Pope in October.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
SgI-M.i/. New N'prL>-16O

.@o-tharli" Hamp, Early Bird -.t5-JoIly Bill and Jane. chiI-
 dron's program .:"2-On tbe S;l5: Landr Trio and
 White
 >:'5-Tho HcadlinsrS .:&o-Normout Lumber Jacks .:45-Our Daily Food 9:oo-Popular Bits 9.iJ-Strjnc Trio 1o:0o-Alary Hale Martins House.
 hold Period 1n,'5-Tho Manhattors: novelty or
 chostra direction Frank NaguonI t':"o--MrS. \. N. Goudiss 't:"u--Or-an Melodies r-:oa-Tho Luncheon ensemble
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
3l9-NABC. New NorG>-SG0

5:aa-EH"hm Ktu-S 5:t5-AdEentura~ in Words: Dr.
 Frank Fl Nn1tol1v ..3o-E.,e Lo~u and his Brnmor" f.a0-Naro..' -...rrtE I>a-ua
 Broadcas ~.r..- e.t5-Harry Tu.N.: and his Bar
 rlay orrAr-.rt
 a.So-Tno cro...rt MouutaIr..r- f.45-ruo'- E"arve~coaco 7:Ao-EducatIon.I Fe#urcs 7:I5-Nus,oM Aviation orrno-.ra -.21-Nu-icaI nro-sam. toarurru-
 Walter Wmca.l
 r.45-TEe Itarrr BoozHorm ,.0o-Mu-tcaI program 5.3o-Ealtsn5orn Edits sHa N."- .:+5-Salad Drossa"~ o:ao-Hcury-GeorS. e.2o-Symphouy c0u..r .n:oo-Alr. and Mrs Ha:i5-Eadto playhoU~" Gr:oo-rau] Tramain' and or. r.-- 1r.i5-CoIumora's Nadso Co,w~ rl.&n-NioEsv Alper' and his CT.
 chesta from Boston te:3o-Noaun.. Ann Loa. a. -.
 organ
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
I4S-WLW. Cmciunati-70o

- ..-Tu. Old I,o.En- Chair -..a-Ea.ua Nrc..u. tenor 1.4--Dou B.oA,r #..1->at and H.aHu.s o.l ,tr-4a program u."o-Honl SwcOm oreu."r. a.ta-ro.uc- in Hrnl -...-Na:os 'u' Andy 1-Ma-laai program -...-ru. quaker Man -Ga-tht0 State p.parw.n. o1
 Education NI-ut ~cHoo. s.g.--t Uar-rr band
 ....-Ba9uL- Blow. r- g.H-rharucrar H.Hdm-- +l-Ns.ri.rN
 -turouloUr ..-uu-luo~Iou- and An-n,I= ... ---G.usoH Hot, ornn.s.r~ ..."u-Ta. cotton tl..n ....--cttm. E.tar,'- t-..a-,'4-lL. F.rH or,H,--'"t .-.su--abar.t "r.u la'ria Jac1 J..
 u. u+ nHa-rvr of e.r'mom.~ uu-Hotl Gibson orrh,s.rt
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
a0a-MHL >nrtnglicld-aan

1r0-Jmior Aviation I.a-t" 5:f5-Safcty trH~aderS 7.3o-~tocf oaotHton= 5.t5-A9rlouru~l' Nars"- 5:55-Eoa3wau b.00-Wnarn.~#a. G:03-Snor. 5t-.~ G:I5-Sa1aua-n .Hr.r-. o~s ..=... f.45-TouI.- r. l'.. r. I.aas5I
 Thomas
 7:00-Ano- -. NaH. 7-15-Senrlu.a -.3o-phu too. -:45-Uncl. NH..@ N.n0-Nar-Cau- >.3a-"Eamou- Fu~... ".a
 Gugg.uh.in. '.W'. >.45-3oE .g.-u..-s- 9.a0-TeE N.-t. s.3o-DyHn N..- ....- a.no-Sa.ar. a.30-}Norl5 wo.- I.00-Woa,n.r".a .l:o4-Toa '.H"+. >.a..~ "r-1.s-
 tra
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
WEDNESDAY MORNING PRO
 GRAMS
Sn&-MEI- snrinclicld-Nan

3O3-NB/. Nprin@Gcld-H90 .%o-Early Bird
 7:t5-Jolly Bill and Jano >.oo-Morning Stars >.&"-Nermont Lumhcr Jacks >.45-Food News g:w-Shopping About with Dor
 othy Randall
 a:I5-Brrakfast Four %.%o-Au-Star Trio g:45-Musical program ia-w-Marr Hale Martins House. I".i5-Cloroz Maids '":&"-Stock quotations 1o:&5-N Morning Moods '';u0--School of Cookcrr, Mrs. A.
 N. Goudiss tt:%n-norothy Chase tt:t5-Enormhlo ] -.un-W"athor
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
IttSD Al Eastern standby Time
,S2-MTIC- HartfnrIl-1nHn

2S3-N TIC. HHTtINITl-IN1N 5.u0-Suns,t Hour with l'Hr.HrH
 Hillard. soprno TWilt-ht." Ethel Park
 Richardson hiehU~hf- in sport j:30-RroadWay Fayorf.sa 5:4n-" Helping Sauta Claus. Col oncl J. W. Gjlso1. acting ro~m3s fer t:45-" Hawaiian nan0s~
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
AMERICAN MINIS E ACE

Birmingham. England. Nov. 25 CP) - The first American success III stecplechasing this year was regis tered today by Victor Emanuel
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
l24-NuI. Ncwark-7l0

E.H0-t'~-lH Time 5.3f-Er...a L.~~oa@ -.t5-Nu~lcaI If'-r~.- Nt-'.rE ',.H a.59-BauI f.00-Uuc'- rn. 6.20-Sp0w- u..m" h.45-En-ewHIc &..nHn.n... I:15-"ww.l -uN -.r.a. |ou.-."
 Jay T. Nrt.Or -.21-C.l.E Ma.... -:45-Nts. and N ';~"a..- >.aI-F0o..-n f.uo.~ 5:2o-D rro.fat. a:Ho-rUraa..r I,.aa.u-- 1:t5-Iou.a0 Quartet a.&t-}.aalo IuwnH Ta.t5-CrlaruIuH NIla-, i"" or-
 chrstr. In.4--GG9.. wro...r rl:Ga-W. .rr.r rn0- 7s:03-WN Oakland T.r~ ,.aee
 orchestra -'-GH-llpon..ur.-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Italian Specials

Rome. Nov. @5 OP)-Thc plon- arN session of the international con- ference Of farming experts orcn,d yesterday in the main hall Of the agriculture ministry. Enlarsectotarg MaresCalchi. who welcomed dele gates from 24 countries, presided in place Of Secretary Accroo. Nho was forced 10 undergo an opcrati13,
 Narcsc. Nov. 25 (Jrr--Ars,lo 10 Macchi, 51, driver, and Iietro Jaolo BroEgi. G2, a poasllt. were asphyNiated under load of fertiliz- CT when their wagon turned over cn steep road near Castiglione Olona.
 Cusalmonferrato Nov. 25 UP)- Prince Hunbert sent gold mcd"I 10 Nincenzo Bcccuti who celebrated his o5th birthday the only survivor of the HersaIgirri Corps campaigns Of 1852 to fNfS. BeCCuti, who IS still farming his land at Sanico. was Ccr- sIa,ulated h ythc entire village.
 Tripolt Nov. 25 (UP)-The Italo- American scientific expedition head cd by Capt. Johnson Lewis and lar con DcprorocN. arrived at Gat, Cno miles south Of Tripoli, after -NpIor- ing tho Fczzan district.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Special Notice

Hygiene Barber shop, 3b Chufcn St. will be open Thanksgiving Day until 1 D. m.-adNt.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Hrough the Stahc

Dean Gleason l.. Archer of suffolk Law school Boston. win discuss the tudenry oe human r",9ra to east .a, hlauso Tor moral delinquency anou o,h.rs-Adam blaming Ev- 4nl so On down through the ages. aartn- iH~ raIfs -nunss and Com nuI-Iou as it B.:,os. ro a Criminal nro-.cu-.ou" over an NB1 network tonight at 7.i5 o,.ora.
 A sa~.. Of par. American char ..t.r uv Mary r. W'aluS Freeman. li:aIizu ny raao .y The dramatic
 ll.ty ot Arthur AIl.u and his a-- .p..'.s. aiu H. presented tonight a.l,r t.. ri-l. Q. "A New Eu.lui Prophet" This distinguished writer ".a. 't. pages 0. many magazines "3 rooEs srarhl. with hor pie tUu, Of tnu Iii. and cumuot@r Of ..n simple. intense and interesting people ho irn.n'"d r.r uaditioHs and .aats ot our early Puritan fore .-..rs and rarrl.a them forward 10 ..o l>tn and -He .gutur..- The -.r.n WIl l.. aroa@-asr through WEAE. N.~ York and a network or stations served uy tne NHC a. 7:aY o.io.H.
 T,.ry Nar ono. two or r.n. ror-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
i51-NEA New \ nrk-GGO

z:o0-The Lady Next Door. ohi.- dren's program direction M"d-' Tucker a-3o-T,a Timers. dane. haa1 l:f5-Mountame"re. vocal and -"- strunau1al e:05-BlarE and Gold Room or rhoetra direction Ludwig l.aurirr G;20-"Who's Behind th~ Nnwa." Edwin AlGer e:45-BlacE and Gold Eoon. or chestra
 7:oo-ATr Sooopa vah Hmor smith
 -:i5-l.8Ns Tha. Sa"@aa~I ~oat"s -.Duros- and toupul-ton as a Defense 10 g rrm.nal Iros'cu- ion" Dean Gleason L. Arrh0r 7:3H-S}sercnn- >:0o-TrolEa Bells S:15-Snoo2 and rerp: "on.4. sketch
 >:3o-lrorr, roou-%and~r~ iarr. orchestra; mala quartet 2.00-Nu-iraI program: -,.-' soOo- iet: orchestra direction %a.Har.nl Shil5-r-
 e:3o-Hanur Hat.~: Ihl D""... tenor. ual" trio. rlo@n@ Ntolu-: orchestra direction Prank E#~s fn;00--~ongbrrd, ,liou orrh.~ruH direction G~ora" DilHorch: so- prano SoIoJ-r Io:15-B. A. Rolf. .na his Iaor. orchestra t1:o0-DuEc EiGne'on and his O. chestra fI;3o-vmcenp Lopez and his or chestr4 1g:oo-Jacl5 Alnio and his orch"-srp
 3s5-WJZ, New York-76o Voices" "Junglo Portrait Mrs. Della Ahe'av 5:15-Breen and dc Eoso. niano and ukulele duo 5:35-Roports stock market clos ing prices
 Raising Junior: domestic skit 6:f5-Savannah Liners orchestra; Harold Sanford director G:45-Topics in Brief, Lowell Thomas
 7:oo-Amos m Andy 7:15-Benrus orchestra. direction Sam Lauin
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
3-o-VnY. >chyucctady-79o

,.a-W5rr-H Ajan- and A.- o'- .ht~rEa ,.a.-L.oaar5 .ra Sr. .n@a. f..a, - &a-Hl-.. e# 2. uo'' -.4--\..A- rr...- a.ua-Ln- ~+o.a ..1 -o-. r-- ports
 < ta-po. i..ou nH Hosi N..
 mor- otru,=".. ..s.-.iu.a I,ow. '" -rH
 ...-EE..-H. .um ..s' .s-Nr.r5..u '"n -.'.-N.-.r.' .ro-rH" ....-N.-'ra[ urn-"H-" ...--S."1.o rI.--,.- ...-i7r0uc p.u-2lu@l-u Hour a."u--Nus5al uro-r.." ~au-.rl -kaL-lao-.ou '"".-' -'H' t...u-n9. H.vou and Ill.,. N''-
 -or. orc.. ~-rr ...-trea- r,.".I -.u-no. H..rou and ore..--ra
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
.,iL-MNAN- Hn-tnn-I2&O

V -.an-w.H and his Gr"atrr ''#H- -.au-TalHE- Tuwwphz -.t--i uuIt-9 G.Ha-NrIoIL-te ..'--Ta. Tali-}Ha0 #a1 -.. '-' ..- -aGrr~ c..u- }f.r"Ef..a.r ..4l-Tnp Noa"rn.-,- -.uu-A Warner Ero."..5 iEoa"' lion. "Torga' -N.-%or -:".-Tho tlo"rcoHhf8 N.oe-1Iu-ioal program s:&n-Eal.ouhorn *drs 'h. >s'= E.t1-Satad oro--"r~ @.0n-tt~nrr-Geor@. H."u-rEuu1olH 'on' r' '.:on-"llr. and Mrs" 'o.r5-Eadin 'irHAo1-a
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
26l-WHA,I. Eochc-tcr-ll5'

-.H-IIaui~t. Gl-." W".'.r s.fa-8o" -eQur uno@r"w -. t---~- 0esE-. ''". r..--nau.. Hs-.u. ' Q. r. ...--1.---,. I.ovrU Wnoa.a~ -..-Aa.os - A'aE -.,--g.-.s Is.~..m shop. s.. :, .5 -."a-HosaI I#H.. L"'-r'a." ....-Durr. -- rH
 ....-t tHrrrE=
 g.ua-Ts& NN-i"
 a..u-n.ata NaL... I'"'r r..u.-~HtH't H.. ."-l larNo0 ....u-~.x Sr.I. ..J ..- ""+a-t .-.-tE tEr-.- .'."
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

11:l4-WcIthcr report ll.l5-Columbia's Radio column Il:&U-Mickie Alpert and his Co.,
 coanut Grove orchestra I -:uu-HoWard Lanin's St Morltz
 orchestra I2.&o-Nocturnc; Ann Leaf at the
 organ
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

T,.ry N.ar onn. two or '"n" ror- aar son-s stand out from fine thousands that +r, written. This -.asou "Ilrle White L.es' heads ii.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

-:t5-l.aWs THa. Sat.@Ggni ~on5-.s -"Duros- and 'oupul~ton as a Defense 10 a rrm.nal Tros"eu- rfon." Dean Gieason L. Arrhor
New Britain herald., 1930-12-05
DOAK MAY TAKE OFFICE MONDAY
Nomination Of New Secretary
 Gets Labor Committee Q, K,

Washington, Dee, Barring unexpected developments. William \. Doak may be able 10 take office as secretary Of labor Monday or Tuesday of next week.
 His nomination gained the approv- al Of the senate labor committee yesterday. The senate did not act on it before recessing for the week end, because Senator Couzens, re- publican, Michigan, insistd on the usual procedure under which re- ports must lie over for day, But Couzens sad he had no objection to the nomination of the Nirginian. and no other senator indicated oppos- ton The American Federation of Labor withdrew its objection to Doak right after his name vas sent 10 the senate.
 Confirmation Monday appeared probable.
 Have 200 Nominations
 The long weekend recess was taken 10 permit committees to work on the more than 200 nominations the president has submitted for ap- proval Couzens called an executive session Of the interstate commerce committee today 10 study the ap- polnteeS for the new power com mission, while Chairman Smoot O. the finance committee, called his group to meet tomorrow to consider the six members of the new tariff commission.
 Frank McNinch Of Charlotte. North Carolina, nominated to the power commission, was the one who appeared 10 be receiving the closest study by the senators. Senator Overman. North Carolina, said he would support him if he voted the straight democratic ticket in the last election.
 Supports McNinCh
 Senator Simmons the other North Carolina democrat, supported Me Ninch, asserting that he was a life long" democrat and not connected with the power trust"
 From Raleigh, North Carolina however came word that Senator elect Bailey who defeated Simmons, had sent Senator Overman a letter
New Britain herald., 1930-12-05
WOMEN WILL RUN
 CALIFORNIA PRISON
Experiment iD New Corrective
 PenoIoSy to Be Tried

Sacramento, Cal. Doc. P-An Alpine village. 4o0g feet high in thu. Tehachapi mountains soon nli! naterialIze feminine ideas Of how d prison for women should be d. signed and run.
 There will be no grim, gray walls" no watchtowers, no heavy barred windows, cell blocks or armed guards.
 The superintendent and all other employes, so far as practicable, will be women--yet it will house at the outset I2U inmates now confined in San Quentin penitantlary and ultI- mately will have accommodation for a maximum Of 500.
 The new experiment in penology starts out with the idea in mind that the best penitentiary for women $ the one which looks the least like one and which has corrective rather than punitive atmosphere. Under plans formulated by spe-
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cial prison commission appointed by Gov. C. C. Young. the physical characteristic of the institution will be that of a summer resort. Its official name will be California In- stitute for Women"
 While there will be a unit for de- taining inmates whose behavior IS not considered good, the majority Of women sent there will be housed in cottages, each Of which will have its own dining room and kitchen.
 Bedrooms are to be escape proof through use Of a special steel sash window in which angle cross grills Of sturdy but ornate construction substitute for the usual heavy bars,
 Completed. the mountain village will he a group Of architecturally attractive structures on a site of 1882 acres surrounding a preten- tlous administration building.