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New Britain herald., 1930-07-16
ENIERTAINS ON BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Anna Cararini entertained at a party at her home, 20S Belden street in honor Of the fourth birth day Of her daughter, Dorothy, yes- terday afternoon. The home was prettily decorated in a color scheme of pink and yellow and during the day games were played and a buffet lunch served. There were Is little guests present and little Miss Carar- mi received many gifts.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16
Administration Hit By Speakers At Meeting of Property Owners;
 Increase In City Tax Predicted
,ARB|TERS ATTEMPT
 ID SETTLE STRIKE
Butte Volunteer Committee Dis
 cusses Action in Emergency

Butte, Mont, July 16 Pl-Volun- teer arbiters have put forth an effort to end the general strike which has caused suspension of business here since Saturday.
 At preliminary meeting of VOL unteer committees last night repre- senting employers and labor unions further negotiations were arranged for today.
 While no statement was forthcom- cipants in the negotiations hope to devise a plan leading to a settlement oi the strike difficulties which reach ed critical stage with the closing of al! but food and drug stores last week.
 The meeting was the first sign of a break in the situation which has been characterized up to now by watchful waiting policy on the part ofN employers and strikers and a hands-off attitude by the general public.
 1,5O0 Out of Work
 Approximately 1500 persons are out of work as a result of the strike. Most of these are clerks, locked out by members of the Silver Bow Em- ployers Association after members of the clerks union refused to handle goods delivered by non-union team- sters.
 The teamsters struck in protest of a proposed reduction af wages of @5 to 50 cents 3. day to $500. Automo- bile machinists struck in sympathy June 16. Auto shops are now oper- ating with non-union labor.
 There have been no signs of a resum ption of the minor disorders os last week resulting from attempts of non-union teamsters to take places vacated by strikers.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16
GUNEO HELD FOR TRIAL

New Haven, July Is (UP)- Frank Guneo, Norwalk, was held in $500 bonds by L. s. Commissioner Robert H. Alcorn today pending federal court trial on a charge Of violation of the liquor law. Federal agents recently raided Guneo's fruit store, discovering allegedly hard cider
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16
EXPLOSION ON DESTROYER

alty announced today that an ex- plosion resulting in two casualties occurred aboard the destroyer Ma eau which is stationed in Chinese waterA -'~r ~r'>-~v
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16
COTTON FUTURES STEADY

New York. July Is P-Cotton futures opened steady, 5 points higher to lower July 1925; Octo- Der 1895: December 1923; January 1926; new contracts, Oct 12.8O; Dec. 12.98; Jan. 1908; Mar. 1923; May 1889.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16
Hail Storm Does Heavy
 Damage to Olive Crop

Veiros Do Alentejo, Portugal, July Is PHHailstones of unusual size fell here last night and wrecked the olive crop and hundreds Of thousands of fruit trees.
 The hailstorm was heralded by torrential rains which inundated large areas of wheatlands.
 The material damage is estimated at several hundred thousand dol lars.
 Two persons were struck by lightning and are not expected to live.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16
FORESTS RAVAGED
 BY SERIOUS FIRES
U. s. Officials Tell Of Many
 Dangers to Timber

Washington, July Is GR)-With smoke from a score of forest fires still lowering over parts of the east and west, United States forest service officials said today this summers fight to save the nations forest had just begun.
 Telegrams received by the forest service from it's various outposts dur ing the past week, but not yet made public, showed the cost of fighting the approximately 5000 fires in na- tional forests during the last fiscal year to be more than $3,200,000.
 Danger Disclosed
 Some idea of the spread and fre- quency of the fires which constitute one of the major problems of the forest service was disclosed in tele- grams received yesterday.
 While more than TOO men were fighting fires in three national for ests in Washington and Oregan, dispatch From the Portland forest service said. approximately 200 ad- ditional fires were ignited by light ming in national preserves in the same state.
 At the same time officials in charge of the eastern forests report ed smoke still lowered over the Unaka and Monongahela forest re- serves in Virginia and West Virginia from fires just brought under con- trol there.
 300 California Blazes
 Other telegrams just received showed that since July 1 the Cali fornia forest service has combated more than 300 national forest fires, of which PA were caused intention ally or carelessly by man. Duri1fg the present week, the telegram said seven incendiary fires were brought under control in the Klamath forest only after 300 acres had been burn ed over.
 Other recent fires were reported from the Medicine Bow national for est in Wyoming, which required
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16
Dandruff in 3 days

Dandruff, whether dry or oily, should always be regarded as dan gerous. Unchecked, it may lead to serious scalp infection, falling hair, and even badness.
 Dandruff is condition brought about by ovcr-activity of the seba- ceous or fat glands which expel white globules called sebum. Many dermatologists assert that this activity is result of infection.
 Actual tests by thousands of men and women show that full strength Listerine used as part of the regu- lar shampoo, or independent of it, is highly successful in getting rid of loose dandruff and improving the condition of the scalp. In hundreds of cases, one or two treatments were found sufficient. In other cases three days were required. And in stubborn cases, ten days or more.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16
RUBBER BARELY STEADY

New York, July Is LP>-Rubber futures opened barely steady; July 10S0; Sept. lilo; Dec. 11.60; new contracts, July 1o.9o; Sept, 11.1S; Dec. 11.60. -.~ IVY
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16

You simply douse Listerine on the scalp and massage vigorously till the entire scalp tingles. The massage is important as 1t increases the circulation of blood to the hair roots.
 Listerine dissolves and removes the thick, greasy, repellent scales known as dandruff. It stimulates the skin around the hair and soothes and cools the entire scalp. More over when infection is present it instantly combats it. For Listerine, as you know, is a marvellous gerni- eide and antiseptic.* (See below.) Lambert Pharmacal Company, St. Louis, Mo-, U. s. A.
 *Though safe to use in any body cavity, full strength Listerine kills even the Sta phylococcus Aureus (pus) and Bacillus Typhosus (yphoid) germs in counts ranging to 2Oo,Ooo,o0o in IS seconds Easiest time accurately recorded by science).
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16

Avellino, July Is (UP)-Five per- sons were injured today when an au- tomoble in which they were riding fell from an embankment near Serra when the brakes failed to work. The injured included Roberto Bavaro, driver of the automobile, and Giovanni Nentrella, 8, policeman of the commune of Sannicadro. The party was accompanying Maria Gia- coma Bolenza, 49, to the insane asv- lum al the time of the accident. She was the only one who escaped injury.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16

and from the Tangass forest in Alaska
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16
ITALIAN FIREMAN BADLY
 BURNED AT MOVIE FIRE
Three Killed as Lorry Plunges Over Bank-Crowd Attends Unyeil-
 ing Service.

Messina, July 16 (UP)-Glovann Arquieio, non- commissioned fire man officer. was burned seriously last night whife aiding in extinguisl- ing a fire which broke out in the operators stall of the moving pie ture house Trinacria. The audience left the building safely, although alarmed.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16

Alexandria, July Is UP)-A large crowd of persons including the prefect and other authorities attend ed the unveiiing of a memorial to Italian soldiers killed in the World war at the town of Ponte Curone to- day Deputy Buronzo was the off, cIal speaker.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-16

Messina, July Is (UP) Three un- identified persons were killed today when a motor lorry carrying olive oil and bound for Patti fell from an embankment near Librizzi during a violent thunderstorm
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-10

We take great pride and pleasure in offering a very few Of the VAL
LEY PRODUCTS. We ar proud of the fact that we love and live IN
a community that is practically selfsustaning from the rest of the
world in foodstuffs. Your Jitney Jungle Stores push and guarantee
every commodity grown in the Garden of Golden Grapefruit"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-14
oDBOR s. MAR. SLOW. SP0LKU
Ease v sMUTKU.

Dna Z. novembra vyrvala nam
smrt' Ease jednu sestru kruhu
nasho, Mariu Koza. Asi pred me-
siacom neboha sa musela podro-
Bit operacii pre- nl'avu svojho IL
vota. Operacia sa vydarila, spo-
menuta sa pytala 'domov k svojim
ze sa uz lepsie citi. Ale dlho ta
radost' netrvala, lebo sa Ease do
stavily komplikacie a neboha mu-
sela byt' edvezena Ease do nemoe-
nice Sv. Alzbety, kde minuleho
piatku dokoneila put svojho
zemskeho zivota.
Spomenuta prisla do Ameriky
r. 1902 bola usadena v Youngs-
town a Mahoning okrese "a upl
nych % rokov. Zanechala name
la Jozefa Koza a sedem synov i
jednu dceru: Stefana, Juraja, Ja-
ma, ALOHA, Jozefa, Vladimira a
Karola Frantisku. Kozovci BY
vajd pod G. 492 Fifth St., Stru-
theirs, Ohio. Dvaja najstarsl sy-
novia su zenati. Neboha zanecha-
la al svojho otca, ktory pri nej
byval bratov Stefana, ALOHA a
Jozefa Begalla. Begallovci ST
dost dobre znami slovenskemu
obecenstvu ma youngstownskej O.
kolici. Neboha bola narodena %
j1na 1888, teda mala este len Al
rokov. Pochadzala 20 Stiavnika
Spisskej zupy. Prisl1chala do 8
Odboru n. S. S. do Sboru 258
| Slov. Eel. Jed. Sokol v Campbell
Neboha bola veselehO ducha do
brej vole vSade v spolocnosti. J.;
nizepodpisany hlbin srdca Wy
slovujem bratovi Kozovi a cele
rodine stistrast'. Bob vas potes W
vasom zarmutku. Neboha bola pO
chovana ma Calvary cintorine dn;
II. novembra "a vel'kej 1cast
znamych a priatel'ov. Mech odpo
civa V svatom pokoji a mech Je
je zem | 'ahka a Bob potes zarmu
tenu rodinku.
Albert J. Shrek,
zap. Odb. 8. n. S. S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-14
SLOVAK CATH. SOKOL
DUCK PINS. !
By JOHN ITALIAN

The boys picked up quite bit on
their rolling this week and the result
was some very fine bowling especially
in the pinches.
Old Jack Fitz was "on' again and
with fine support from Zupko and
Waterby almost broke the three game
team high. However, they won two
from Struthers who won the last game
with a league record of S51 pins. Jack
Evan, making his debut with Struthers
and M. Olealik sure did scratch up the
varnish nthose head pins.
The Lisko Electrics were shy of
their main logs and dropped three to
the Rieelsky Tailors. Brinsko and j..
Pal helped out lot by their consistent
rolling.
The st. Stephens and the Slovak
Cath. Sokois battled thru 3 tough
games, and while the scores were not
high they We're close, the Sokols win
ming two of them. The last game was
won on the roll off by the Sokols, who
by THE way won the game in Question
two weeks ago from Struthers.
The st. Cyrils took the odd game
from the st. Stans and jumped i'll the
tie for first place together with the
Lisko Elec. and the Slov. Cath. Sokols
Next weeks rolling will complete
the first of the four round grind.
| The 200 scores this week were a.
follows
| Evan 230
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-14
BULLETIN SVATO-
VOJTESSKY.
Podava Rev. Stefan Kocis, hi. jed.
613 North Lakeview Ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio.
NaSa inteligencia. -

NaSa inteligencia. - Mas slo-
vensky ndrod je narodom malym
a hmotne chudobnym. Ale Pan
Bob vel'mi stedre obdaroval no
duchovnym majetkom. Slovenske
matky vzdy rodily nadanych syn
kov. No pomery boly tax macos-
ske, ze premnohi tito madam mu-
zovia, boil mas, boil z nasej slo-
venskej krvi, ale neboli nasi.
Svojmu narodu sa odcudzili sld
zili druhym. Ano, druhe narody
oslavili a na svoj slovensky ma
rod zabudli, TT vsak, ktori ostali
narodu verni, museli kracat'
trnistou cestou narodnych muce-
nikov. Tu je pricina, ze mas, tax
nadany narod, NAL tax malo
svojskej intelligence: pred pre-
vratom. Cd prevratu nastaly po-
merry priaznivejsie. A nasej in.
teligencie stale pribdda. Dnes po,
Get nasich inteligentov vzrasto]
uz ma tisicky. Tato nasa inteli
gencia potrebuje primerany du
chovny dusevny pokrm - kni
by easopisy. Ale kto jej to dat
m6ze?
Spolok Sv. Vojtecha. Ia 60. ro
kov Spolok sd staral O duchovnt
/ dusevne potreby nasho pospoli
teho Pudu. Za to SINE mu dnes
vsetci povd acnf. Ale dnes Spolol
sa chce postarat' al 0 potreby ma
Sci intelligence. a v tejto jeh,
snahe musime no vsetci podpo
rlt'. Ved' ide o nasu kulturnu Il
roven a svojskd vzdelanost', be.
ktorych je dnes vzdelany marco
nemyslitelny.
Literarno-ve vedecky odbor. -
Tento boil zalozeny dina 4. august;
1880, V lone Spolku Sv. Vojtecha
ClePom toho odboru je: ststre
dnit' SLOW. kat. kult1rne silly
sdruzit' SLOW. katol. inteligentov
lalkov i knazov, ably mohol byt
vydavany casopis, revue, ktor,
by mohlo dostojne reprezentovat
slovensky, katolfcky, literarny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-14

vedecky smer. Vydavane bud1
podielove knihy pre- clenov-inteli-
gentov. Rocny poplatok je iba
$500. Tento casopis Spolok zacne
vydavat', ked' sa prihlasi aspoh
1000 clenov. Tychto clenov Spo-
lok chce mat este toho roku, aby
s novym rokom uz vyslo prve
eislo casopisu. Tento clenovsky
poplatok do literarno-vedeckeho
odboru s. s. V. mozete poslat' ma
adresu hlavneho jednatel'stva
CHM skorsie, tym lepsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-14
Drobne ohla$ky
DO RENTU

9 izby, svetlo kurenie. - Tiez
,5-izbovy dom ma predaj vel mi
lacno: JOHN BIRES, 1914 Smith
field St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-14
100 ROKOV Cd NARODEN1A
L'UDEVfTA KUBANIHO,

Dna 16. oktobra bolo tomu 100
rokov, co sa v. malohontskej de-
dine Zahoranoch narodil popred-
ny Glen starej slovenskej genera
Gle literarnej. Napisal rad w
znamnych basni, ktore svojim ca
som vyvolaly znaGny rozruch a
staly vel mi popularnymi. Zomre]
80. novembra 1869.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-14
NEMEC vYsLANCoM GsR.

Ma zaklade nedavnej >iimluvy
Cesko-Slovenska Cinou, uskutoe
i1uje sa sriadenie c.-slov. vyslane-
ctva V Cine. Vyslancom vymeno-
vany boil doterajsi e.-sl. general.
ny konzul v Carihrade DIR. Robert
Feitscher, ktory je prvym Mem.
com, vysokym diplomatickym i
radn1kom -slovenskym. Je
52-rocny a v sluzbach minister
stva zahranicia je cd prievratu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-14
ROZPOCET SLOVENsKEJ
KRAJINY 365 MILIONOV.

Slovensky krajinsky rozpocet
bol prejednany krajinskym zastu-
pitel istvom. Celkova potreba pre-
budnci rok cini 365 milionov X
slovensktch, co je 0 11S milionov
Ks Wac ako lana jsieho roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-14
MEDVEDI MA SLOVENSKU

V tychto dHoch bol Ease zastre-
leny na Slovensku mcdved' a to
V lesoch pri Turc. Sv. MARITIME
Medved' vail tri metricke Gently.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-19
|PLAYOFF CONTEST
 A GREAT SUCCESS
Industrial League Realizes Neat
 Sum From Final Game

Although the Industrial Basketball League officials hoped that enough money might be made in the Corbin- Screw-Stanley Rule play-off to as- sure them of financial backing for a banquet for the players. enough was received for several banquets. Ac- cording to figures which were com- piled today by Secretary Bryce Long the gross receipts were s4Q2.75.
 Exactly 1911 paid their way to the game. Of that number 5S5 were ad- missions paid at the door and the rest were advance sales made in the 10 factories in the league. CorSin Screw, the winner of last nights game and the leader in the final league standing, was also the leader in the sale of tickets, with 8 total of oS5,
 This is considered a remarkable record when consideration is given was stormy and unpleasant. Players are given free tickets and industrial council officials and others had free admissions SO that the crowd was approximately 1900.
 Members of the industrial council and Secretary Bryce Long deserve the lions share of credit for the all. around success of this years league The spirit of cooperation that exisf between the council members and Mir. Long and the desire on the par, of employees at the game to do any thing asked of them by Secretary Long, have been great factors in the success of the league.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-19
ROOKIE A SENSATION
Tom Oliver Has a Good Chance 10 Hold Down Regular Center Field Berth With the Red SoN.

Pensacola, Fla, March 19 PI- Tom Oliver, who has a good chance to hold down the regular center field berth with the Red SoX, came to the club in a roundabout way. Last year he was a sensation with the Little Rock, Ark. club of the Southern league and big league scouts came bidding for him, in- cluding President Bob Quinn's rep resentative.
 Little Rosk raised the price and all the scouts moved out leaving him eligible for the draft and Con- nie Mack took him. In January Mack decided he didn't need anoth- CT outfielders and asked waivers on him so he could be sent back to Lit tie Rock. At this point Quinn step- ped in again and got him at the waiver price. decidedly cheap.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-19

The annual meeting of the central Connecticut board of approved bas- ketball officials was held in the Hartford Y. NJ. C. A. Sunday, March l6. at o'clock. The following off cers were elected for the ensuing year: President Daniel Ahern, of Middletown; vice president. Joseph Santerson, of Hartford; secretary treasurer Leonard Nixon, of New Britain.
 Members of the executive commit tee: Clyde Waters. of Bristol; John Manion, of East Hartford.
 Auditors: Wallace Nelson and Sal Cagenello. of Hartford
 Directors of the state board: Dan iel Ahern, of Middletown: Clyde Waters, of Bristol; Leonard Nixon of New Britain.
 Because of his meritorious service and his valuable contribution to basketball. Richard Dillon. veteran retired official, was elected into hon orary membership for life.
 The following probationary mom- heres whose work was satisfactory were elected into full membership: Albert Hubbard, of Hartford; Joseph Rubino, of Torrington: Eugene Me Mahon. of Winsted; Willard Eddy, of Windsor; Anthony Randall, Of Broad Brook.
 The following probationary mem- bers were continued on probation for another year either because they had not worked enough games of q high enough type upon which 10 judge their ability or because there were adverse reports of their work Edward Dillon. of Hartford; Milan Palmer. of Hartford; Gustaf Preis- ser, of New Britain: Sherwood Bis sell of South Manchester; Alphonse Boggini, of South Manchester; John Leahy. of Sinsbury.
 At present there are o6 members in regular standing and six proba- tionary members on the board.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-19
Indian Hurlers Are
 About Decided Upon

New Orleans, March l9 Pt-Man- ager Roger Peckinpaugh has about decided on seven of the nine hurlers to be carried by the Cleveland In- dians this year. Hudlin, Terrell. Miller. Holloway and Shaute are the holdovers while Clint Brown and Pinky Shoffner, rockies, are al most sure of sticking. Belye Bean. Pete Jablonowski, Mel Harder and Sal Gliatto will fight for the remain ing two jobs.
 The tribe, raincd out since last Thursday. hoped to finally play it's first exhibition game Of the season with New Orleans today.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-19

Ltd. and party of seven pros pectors.
 The waited at the aerial station until weather conditions and trails were favorable for dog team travel. They had two Eskimo guides and three dog teams. Their first start was made in December but blizzards forced them to return to Baker Lake after being on the trail for two weeks. They started again January .. reached Chesterfield Inlet 15 days later and after rest continued here.
 They still have journey of 100 iles with their dog teams to reach lilo 3@7 where they can board a r"in for the Pas.
 Vance is d resident of Toronto md Blasdale is from Winnipeg.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-19
BASEBALL BRIEFS

By the Associated Press
 At St. Petersburg, Fla.-Boston (N) '; New York (D 5.
 At West Palm Beach, Fla. - Brooklyn (N) ?; St. Louis (A) 1. At Lakeland, Fla.--Columbus GAO 1; Philadelphia (A 1.
 At Bradenton, Fla.-Dctroit (N s; St. Louis (N) 5.
 At San Francisco - Missions (PCL) s; Pittsburgh (N) ..
 At Winter Haven, Fla.-Philadcl- phia (N) IT: House of David ..
 Today's Schedule
 At West Palm Beach, Fla - Brooklyn (N) vs. St. Louis (A). At St. Petersburg, Fla.-New York (A) ys. St. Louis (N).
 At San Francsco-Pittsbur (N) vs. Missions (PCL).
 At Winter Haven. Fla.-Phila- delphia (N) vs. Detroit (A).
 At Orlando, Fla.--Philadelphia (A vs. Cincinnati (N).
 At New Orleans-Cleveland (A) ys. New Orleans (SA).
New Britain herald., 1930-03-19
Cardinals Will Open
 Series With Yankees

Bradenton, Fla, March 19 (Pl-- The St Louis Cardinals were schCd- uled to open a S-game exhibition schedule with the New York Yan- kees today. the first and last games at St. Petersburg, and returning here for the in between contest. Hallahan. Sweet William when going good or Wild Bill" when otherwise. was Manager Gabby Streets opening mound selection.
 Charley Gelbert, youthful Cardi- nal sbortstop, was in fine fettle against the Detroit Tigers yesterday making one double play unassisted and being pivot man on another.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-19
TO HAVE "SPOT" HURLER
Connie Mack. Head StrategiSt of the Athletics, Will Have Hurlers to Put in In PlncheS.

Fort Myers, Fla. March 19 LPi- Connie Mack, head strategist of the Philadelphia Athletics, is going to have spot pitcher this season, possibly three.
 The veteran Howard Emhke signed as spot" pitcher this year. That is he only promised to start games at intervals of about two weeks and in spots where his style will be most effective.
 Incidentally he is coaching recruit pitchers. but "spotting" will be his particular forte.
 Two other veterans, Eddie Rom mell and Jack Quinn, are also prob able "spot" performers if one or two of the rockies make good.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-19
Boil Epidemic Strikes
 New York Giants Camp

San Antonio, Texas. March l9 Wj An epidemic of boils has struck the New York Giants training camp but Freddy Lindstrom, star third sacker. has monopoly on them.
 Freddy went to the hospital yes- terday when seven boils developed more or less simultaneously on his left hand and forearm. Lindstrom. incidentally, is said to hold the base of them in 1923 when he was play ing for Toledo in the American as- sociation.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-19
PILOTS TREK 500
 MILES ID TOWN
Maro0ned Since Autumn in
 WldS Of Manitoba

Churchill. Man, March l9 P- Two airmen. marooned last autumn at Baker Lake aerial station. were here today after a 500-m mile trek across the frozen wastes of north ern Canada.
 J. D. Vance, pilot for the Northern Aerial Mineral Explorations. Ltd. and his mechanic. Brian S. Blasdale, were forced down at Baker Lake by an accident to their plane last Oc- tober while participating in the searcn for Col. c, D. II. Macalpinc president Of the Dominion Explorers,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-19
QuiZZed Yesterday
Parachute Jumper Hurt
 In Automobile Accident

Washington. March 19 R-Wil- liam F. Scott. who has survived more than 200 leaps from high flying air planes and is known as the navy's champion parachute jumper, was seriously injured here last night in an automobile accident.
 He suffered fractured skull, sc we're decorations of the head and face and bruises about the body. He is 36 years old and has the rating of chief aviation machinist's mate.