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New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
South Pole Movies Will
 Be Shown in New York

New York. April 9 R-First pub lie showing of photographs and movie films taken on Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd's flight over the south pole will be made at the New York air show in Madison Square Garden May 3-l0, 1t was announced ! today.
 The photographs will be part of the exhibit of the New York Times at the show. Some of the pictures and films were landed here last night by Joseph T. Fucker and Will lard Van Der Veer. Paramount news photographers with the Byrd expedition. and the rest will be landed in San Francisco April II by Ashley Mckinlay. who was photog- rapher in the flight over the pole.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
Barrymores Have Baby
 Daughter in Hollywood

Hollywood. April CUP)-Dolores Costello, film star and wife of John Barrymore. was reported to be rest ing comfortably today after the birth of a daughter in Good Samaritan hospital here.
 The infant weighed seven pounds and nine ounces at birth yesterday. Barrymore and his wifes sister, Helene Costello, who recently be- came the bride of Lowell Sherman, were at the bedside.
 Neither Barrymore nor the actress has said whether she plans 10 return to the screen. It was announced sev- en months ago that Miss Costello planned to retire from motion pie lures indefinitely.
 The new Barrymore yacht, launch ed recently, was christened "The In- fanta" in honor of yesterdays event.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
TAKES AUTO BY ERROR

An automobile owned by pr. WiI- liam IIeikin of 146 Francis street was taken off East Main street yes- terday by mistake, Thomas Fay of 70 Hillcreast avenue having au- thorized the use of his car by the democratic workers at the polls, only to find that someone had become confused in the election day excite ment.
 Fay drove his own car into his yard last evening and found the Leikin car In the garage, plastercd with democratic party posters. In the meantime the police had been notified of the theft" of the Leikin car.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09

Dwight Skinner, superintendent of the Boys club and a lieutenant in the Reserve Officers corps, has been advised by Major D. E. Thebaud of the 304th infantry of his reappoint- ment as a. New Britain representa- tive for the Citizens military train- ing camps.
 In a communication from Judge John L. Gilson, state civilian aide to the secretary of war for Connecti- cut, Mir. Skinner is advised to strive to get as many enrollments as pos sible from high school boys of the age of IT or thereabouts.
 There arc only 391 vacancies to be filled in Connecticut.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
Wild Gusher Jams R. R.
 Traffic in Texan Field

Wichita. Falls. Tex, April 3 0-- Gas and oil hurled into the air by wild eusher near Graham, Tex. last night halted traffic on the Rock Island Railway. and a nearby high way.
 While a crew of workmen battled to control the well, guards held back passenger and freight train as we'll as spectators. The well is the Nash and Nindfohr No. 1. Daily production is estimated at l5,000,- 900 cubic feet of gas and 5000 bar rels Of petroleum.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
BOY FOUND IN CELLAR

Somerville, Mass, April UP)- While police conducted a wide spread search for 12-year-old Rob- ert Young, missing eight days. the boy was found in the cellar of his home here by his pet dog Lucky"
 The discovery, made yesterday, was not reported to police until to- day. Though he was chilled. dazed and suffering from hunger. the boy was not expected to experience any serious after-effects.
 Fear that he would be reprimand- ed by his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Young. for playing hookey,' caused the boy to hide in the eel lar eight days ago.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
MISS DEYERAUX WILL
 WED YOUNG WANAMAKER
Philadelphia Society Girl Engaged to Grandson Of Famous
 MerchandiSer


 Philadelphia, April g (UP)-The engagement of Miss Alexandra Van Rensselaer, Deveraux. a Philadelphia debutante of the 1928 season, to Rodman Wanamaker, End. of this city and New York, was announced today by Miss Deverauxs mother, Mrs. Radcliffe Cheston. Jr., of San dy Run"
 Mrs. Cheston said the wedding will take place in June.
 Miss Deveraux is-the granddaush- ter of the late Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,, the former Mrs. John R. Fell, who for many years was re- sarded as this city's social leader, and is the great-great- grandmother of Francis Marion Drexel, founder of the banking firm of Drexel & company.
 Wanamaker is the son of the late Thomas B. Wanamaker. He is q nephew of the late Rodman Walla- maker. and a grandson of the late John Wanamaker. He was educat- ed in private schools in this coun- try and is an aviator.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
Byrd Luncheon Guest
 At Parliament House

Wellington. N. Z.. April g (UP)- Rear Admiral Richard F. Byrd, American South Polar explorer, was luncheon guest Gt parliament house today.
 Byrd prophesied the development of the airship to point which would make It possible to travel from New Zealand to England in 12 days.
 The explorer returned to New Zealand the ensign which he carried on his flight over the South Pole.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
BRAZIL REVOLUTION
 CLASHES REPORTED
Parahyh Governor Asked to
 Authorize Troop Movement

Buenos Aires. Argentina, April 6 Rio Janeiro dispatches to La Na- cion say that a revolutionary move ment has broken out in the state of Parahyba, Brazil.
 The dispatch said an official mes sage had been sent by the president Of Parahyba to the governor of Pernambuco asking authorization to move troops through Pernambuco in order to make an attack in the region of Princeza, which is in the possession of the rebels.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
OIL PRODUCTION EXCESSIVE

New York, April UP)-Ameri- can oil production is excessive with too many wells operating. Sir Henri Deterding, head of the Royal Dutch Oil company, said today. Sir Henri and Lady Deterding ar- rived on the North German Lloyd liner Bremen, which docked one day late because of heavy seas and ad- verse tides.
 Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow, wife of the ambassador to Mexico, and Mrs Charles Francis Adams, wife of the secretary Of the navy, were also on the Bremen but declined to discuss the naval conference.
 T was warned not to talk Mrs Morrow said.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
State In Northern Brazil

Parahyba is small state in north eastern Brazil having population of about 100000. It produces cotton, coffee, cacao and sugar with rubber, drugs and timber, much Of which is exported.
 Parahyba is on the coast and lies between the states of Rio Grande Do Norte and Pernambuco It's capital, the city of Parahyba is about 65 miles from the city of Pe:. nambuco and has a population Of about 55,000.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
Politicians End Tie
 With Golf Contest

Schuyler, Neb., April h -
 Politicians should brush up on
 their golf if they would be suc-
 cessful like K. NJ. Folda, who won the position of city treasurer
 here yesterday. 9 up and : to go. When ballots failed 10 produce winner at the recent election because Folda and Joseph M. Rogers were tied with 371 votes
 each, they agreed to let a Ss hole golf match decide the issue.
 Folda won on the 29th hole.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09

Medical Examiner Charles C. Hoi- brook was UT certain whether tho man died of natural causes or by violence. An ax was found beside the body.
 Police were trying to locate Coo per's two sisters, Sarah Williams and Ellen Cooper, said to live at 8 Prospect street, Yonkers, N. r.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
No More Piles

Pile sufferers can only get quick safe and lasting relief by removing the cause bad blood circulation in the lower bowel. Cutting and salyes cant do this an internal remedy must he used pr Leonhardts Hem -Roid. a harmless tab let, succeeds because it relieves this blood congestion and strengthens the af- fected parts. Hem Roid has a wonderful record for quick safe and lasting relief to Pile sufferers It will do the same for you or money back. The Fair Dept. Store and druggists anywhere s,l IIcm-Roi with this guarantee.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
PROBE CooPER,s DEATH

East Haven. April g (UPO-Au- thorities today began an investiga- tion into the death of David c. Cooper 61, who was found dead near a chopping block behind his rooming house late yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09

of Hartford, were married in Man chester last night by Justice of the
 Peace Ronald H. Ferguson. They were attended by MT. and
 Mrs. George Franz of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
COTTON FUTURES

New York, April Rl-Cotton fu- lures opened steady: May 16.3s; July 1885; Oct. 15.56; Dec. 15.6S; Jan. 1876. New contracts-Oct. l5.32; Dec. 15.45; Jan 1851; Mar. 15.71.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09
TELEGRAPHER MARRIEs

South Manchester. April 9 P)- Jesse H. Edwards, telegraph opera tor at the Manchester Herald, and Mrs. Eunice A. Beebe, hairdresser
New Britain herald., 1930-04-09

When you think of thrift, think of Herald Classified Ads.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
PLAN TO MAKE OLD SPANISH TRAIL
 COASTTO COAST LANE OF FLOWERS

NEW ORLEANS, May 14.-The long stretch of the Old Spanish Trail from Florida to California will be garden of floral and prim- eval beauty if plans now underway are successful.
 Armies of workers sponsored by civic clubs, women's clubs, motor clubs and chambers of commerce have set forth along the historic route to remove the scars of civili- zation and give lift to nature.
 When the trees, flowers and the shrubs have taken root and blos- somed out, motorists will travel along a lane of azaleas, wild roses verbenias, peoples and under the sheltering boughs of silver naples oaks, sycamores, eucalyptus and royal palms.
 Residents along the highway will be encouraged to keep the roadway clean and protect colorful hooks and the wide sweeps of forests Such a trail, the sponsors believe will attract thousands of tourists who welcome escape from bare, un- slightly trails.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
FOX IMPOSES LIMIT
 SENTENCE ON KRUPA

Frank Krupa, German communist who pleaded guilty early this week to assault and battery on two small girls here, was yesterday sentenced to six months imprisonment in the local Federal jail by United States Commissioner A. w. Fox. This was the maximum jail sentence permit ted under the statutes.
 Krupa came to Alaska about tive months ago from Seattle. Papers in his possession proved his mem bership in the Communist Party oi America. He is native of Ger many, and had his first naturaliza- ton papers fof several years. I'm migration officials of Alaska have taken up his case with the De- partment of Justice with a, view oi deporting him,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
TODAY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, May 14.--Alaska Ju- neau mine stock closed today at |7$, Allegheny Corporation 28, Ana conda 62, Bethlehem Steel 97h General Motors 43M, Gold Dust 45A, Granby 24la, International Harvester 1071A, Kennecott 48E Missouri Pacific 83, National Acme no sale, Packard 1874. Standard Brands 23, Simmons Beds 43h s dard Oil of California 72 United Aircraft 733s, U. s. Steel 174ss, Ward Baking B l0#, Allis Chalmers 64Iz, American Can l45h American Telephone and Tele- graph Company 25oh, American Tobacco B 255A, Montgomery Ward 45, Phillips Petroleum AZ, Ford Linn tied 19A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
4IR SAFETY NEED UNITES NATIONS
 IN PLANS FOR PARIS CONFERENCE

all countries, statistics of accidents general problems of security, appli- fcation of remedies, physical fitness of pilots, safety in methods of in- struction in aviation, first-aid and appropriate material. safety devices for airplanes, dirigibles and bal looms.
 Some of the sections will take charge of such questions as safety in material employed in construc- tion, stability of gliders, safeguard ing of air routes, wireless and air communications.
 The IT countries which have defi- nitely adhered to the congress are United States of America, Great Britain, France Norway, Czecho- slovakia, Canada, Bolivia, Holland Lativia, Lithuania, Sweden, Japan Mexico, Belgium, Greece, Jugo- slavia and Persia,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
UNIVERSITY OF
 CHICAGO SCENE
 OF SMALL RIOT
Students Meet in Protest to Actions of Campus
 ,Watchmen
POLICE RIOT SQUADS,
 FIREMEN CALLED OUT
Shots Are Fired Into Air by Officers - Coeds
 Cheer Students On

CHICAGO, H., May h. University of Chicago stu dents, holding a protest meeting" against what they termed "dry snoOping," were dispersed last night by police riot squads and firemen.
 It was not until officers fired their revOlvers into the air did the 800 s tudents abandon their fight waged in the glare of a huge bonfire on the campus.
 COeds called encouragement to the boys from their d0rmi- tory windows and in parked cars.
 The students charged that the night watc h m e n were stopping students on the cam pus and batting their pockets to see if they carried flasks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
Girl in Case Says She Is
 Just Plain Miss

NEW YORK, May fl. - Marian Halle, indicated by Grenta, La, records to be the wife of the Army football star, has arrived here 10 join Red" Cagle. She insists that she is just Miss Haile."
 Cagle is expected to be released from the hospital at West Point this afternoon after tonsil op- eration.
 A dispatch yesterday indicated that Cagle and Miss Halle were married at Grenta, La, on August 25, 1928, and West Point officials were taking steps to dismiss him as marriage is against Cadetism. She is very pretty auburn haired young lady.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14

PARIS, May 14.-The question of safety in the air has already united IT nations in collaboration to make flying safer and therefore cheaper.
 The IT countries which have defi- nitely adhered to the new organi- zation will hold their first congress in Paris in December and by that time it is expected most of the other countries will have become members.
 Each country has agreed to fur nish data on everything pertaining to safety in the air.
 The United States was one of the first countries to give its sup port to the new international body.
 Seven groups and six sections at the congress will look after the general organization of safety in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
PARISI4N HOSIERY STYLES HINT
 BARE LEG "BOON' THIS SUMMER
By DIANA MERWIN GA. P. Fashion EditOr)

PARIS, May 14.-Part of the French hosiery manufacturers ad- init the inevitability of a general bare leg boom as part of the sum- tan movement, by advocating ultra sheer hosiery of such low visibility that it is practically non-existing.
 So sheer and perfectly matched to individual sunburn shades are the invisible mesh stockings that the only real reason for wearing them is that modesty is served.
 Critics of the stockingless vogue which shocked Wimbledons tennis committee last summer, are put in their place by the self-effacing but perfectly tangible hosiery. Other stocking styles launched for summer embrace brilliant col ored fancy weave hose to match bright jewelry and sport belts.
 Emerald green, brilliant red, ciel blue and tangerine are hotsy-totsy shades on the sportswoman's color chart. White tennis clothes are going tc be the whole thing next summer White beach ensembles are only slightly less standardized. In fact, so far as clothes go, the white summer pjrl is supreme Rllt her complexion, whether it come; out of an oil can or is permanent suntan, should be deep south-sea- island brown.
 And the modern woman's com plexion only leaves off where hel clothes begin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
CAPT. TURNER FORGED DOWN
 IN NEW YORK
Bad Luck Follows Flier Attempting to Beat
 Lindbergh' s Record

VALLEY STREAM, N. Y., May 14.-With bad luck pursuing him all the way from the Pacific Coast, Capt. Roscoe Turner made a forced landing at the Curtis Field here about 45 minutes too late to break Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's record for a one stop refueling flight, West to East.
 Capt. Turner decided to come down here as his gas was low He refueled and decided to go to Roosevelt Field when he found a wheel had been broken in landing.
 His flying time was 15 hours, 10 minutes and seconds. Col. Lind- bergh's time was IA hours, 45 min utes. 32 seconds. Turner left Los Angeles at TOP am. yesterday and refuelled at Wichita, Kansas, and took off at 10:43 am. yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
Burning Coal Mine
 To Be Put to Work

EVANSVILLE. Ohio, May IA Gaseous vapors from a half-cen- tury old coal mine fire in Perry county are to be compounded to serve mankind.
 It is expected that new manu- featuring process can utilize the es- caping gas to produce refined gaso- line and dry ice.
 Leo Ranney of Waterloo, Iowa, a coal and oil refiner, has applied for patent covering a process for piping the gas from the smouldering interior of the old shaft,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14

The mine fire started in the sos and is popularly believed to have been incendiary At intervals, the blaze leaps above the surface. Through crevasses, caused by the fire, gas and smoke emerge.
 The flames have destroyed mill lions of dollars worth of coal, and considerable property on the sur face. After all efforts to extin- guish the subterranean blaze failed, it was agreed to let it burn itself out" a condition which would per haps require century or more,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
|SHAFFROTH-WILEY
 WEDDING TUESDAY
Associated Press Photo

Ruby Anna Shaffroth of Great Falls, Montana, and Carl Haven Wiley of Seattle were married here at ' o'clock last night in the U. s. Commissioners office by Judge Ar thur Fox
 The bride came to Juneau several months ago from her home in Montana. MT Wiley is interested in the Wiley Brothers diving outfit which is operating off the lower end of Douglas Island in search of the gold which is supposed to be aboard the wreck of the Islander.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
CONVICTION OF DRY MAN
 SUSTAINED
Prohibition Agent, Who Killed Men During Raid,
 Loses Appeal

CINCINNATI, Ohio May 14-The conviction of Roy Miller. the first Federal Prohibition agent to kill man defying him in liquor raid, has been upheld by the Federal Cir cult Court of Appeals which refused the defendants plea to reverse the ruling of the Federal District Court of Western Kentucky. Miller was convicted at Paducah, in 1925, of killing Frank Sears during a search flor still.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
NAVAL TREATY
 HEARING IS ON
 BY NAVAL COM,
Chairman Hale Starts Of with Asking Specific
 Question

WASHINGTON, May 14. - Not convinced that the Foreign Rela- tions Committee is getting every- thing from the hearings on the London Naval Treaty that the Senate should know about, Chair man Hale today opened the hear ing of the Senate Naval Committee by asking why the treaty embodiee certain radical changes in the nav al policy of the United StateS?"
 Chairman Hale said that if the reasons were not satisfactory, 1t may be found advisable to add reservations.
 Cabinet Members Under Fire
 Two Cabinet members whose sig natures appear on the London treaty, Secretary of State Stimsor and Secretary of Navy Adams. to- day withstood a broadside of Sena- torial questions and fired back viz orous counter attacks.
 Secretary Stimson was cross ex- amined by Senator Johnson, of California, member of the Foreign Relations Committee, about the records of the Naval Conference The Secretary replied that no rec ords were kept except of public ses- sions when the heads of the var ious delegations conferred.
 Secretary Adams, appearing be- fore the Senate Naval Committee denied that modification of the big cruiser program, already authorized by Congress, represented hazard |ous American sacrifice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
TWO FLIGHTS ARE
 MADE BY SEAPLANE

Seaplane Taku, Pilot R. V. Ellis, left at 9:30 a. m. today for Tulse- ouah with Joe Hill, Sr., Joe Hill, ! Jr.. George Bacon and J. A. Rus sell as passengers. She returned lat Il a. m.
 At 1:30 p. rtn. she took off for Sitka and Chichagof. Al Wick, DuPont powder man. went to Chi Ichagof and Fred Magill to Sitka. Both were to board the plane on
 the return trip late today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
INSTRUCTORS FLY FAR

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Flying the equivalent of one-fourth the way to the sun, instructors at air corps schools have gone total distance of 25,OO00O0 miles in seven years. One fatality was averaged for each 5,000,000 miles of travel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
HUNDREDS ARE UNDER ARREST
 FOR RIOTING
Troops and Police Round ing Up Ringleaders in
 Sholapur, India
TWO ACCUSED OF
 MURDER, ARRESTED
Martial Law Starts Stam- pede from City-Trains
 Are Crowded

SHOLAPUR, Tn ia, May IA Wholesale arrests of Civil Disobed- fence leaders, including two men suspected of murder, the Killing anu burning of two constables, nave taken place here.
 Troops of the Royal Ulster Rifles, aided by the civil police, are combing the city for Gandhi foi- lowers. They came Upon an ar senal of swords and spears Tn a private house before dawn today.
 More than 200 natives have been arrested.
 Citizens are leaving here and the trains are crowded to capacity 1ol- lowing the proclamation of martial law.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
JENSEN IS ACQUITTED
Young Man F ound NoI Guilty in Seattle
 Bobsled Accident

SEATTLE, May 14.-E A. "Bud'' Jensen, aged g, has been acquitted of responsibility for the death of four persons in coasting acci- dent last January, by a Superior Court jury after a two weeks trial on charge of manslaughter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
BYRD REACHES l. BALBOA; GIVEN
 FINE WELCOME
Will Remain About Two Weeks Assembling Mem
 bers of Expedition

BALBOA, May 14.-Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, homeward bound arrived today aboard the liner
 Rangitiki, and was given an en- thusiastic welcome by the people oi the Canal Zone.
 1. Commander Byrd plans to remain |here about two weeks, assembling
 his comrades on the Antarctic Ex- petition, so that all may return to New York City together and re- ceiye acclaim of the nation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
FORD DENIES
 BUYING N. '.
 BANK STOCK

DETROIT, Mie.l., May IA Hat denial by the Ford interests that they have been buying stock in the National City Bank of New York City, reported last Saturday by the New York Journal of Commerce, is made at the Ford offices in Dear born.
 The Ford interests are not buy ing any bank stock anywhere, the denial said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
'.Scmtace' CapOne
 Is Arrested, Spends
 Night m Miami Jail

MIAMI. Florida, May 14.-"Scar- face" Al Capone spent the night in the city iail. He was arrested while attending a boxing card by Miami authorities, proceeding under the policy of picking up gangsters whenever seen on the streets. He was taken to jail too late to locate a judge to secure habeas corpus hearing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14

Mrs. 5. H. Hunsicker and daugh- ter, family of Lieut.. 5. H. Hun sicker of Chilkoot Barracks, ar rived from Seward on the Aleutian. They will take an early boat for Haines. Lieut. Hunsicker was re- gently transferred to the Barracks from Seward,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14

Bound for Ketchikan on the steamer Aleutian is Lieut.. O. H. Briggs of Mile 2, Alaska Railroad, who is on his way to Ketchikan on official business. He is with the ', s. Signal Corps,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
HOSTILITY GROWING

LONDON, May 14.-Bombay dis patches to British newspapers 'noi- cated steadily growing hostility to- ward the British Government.
 Unrest, growing out of Gandhls campaign, continued unabated, Sir Saweru, leader of the Indian Llb- erals, said.
 "In thirty years of public lie I have never known hatred of Brit ish rule so intense as now Sald Sir Saweru.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-14
AIR COURSES INCREASE

WASHINGTON.-Air instructions for Americas younger generation is provided by more than 200 pub lie schools, which offer courses in some phases of aeronautics.