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La gaceta., 1930-09-15
DESDE FRANCIA
Lourdes
(Conclusi6n)

Por ell canine me tropiezo
otra vez con la sirena, que 81
que dando coletazos... Y empi-
nandose y quedandose con Ell
busto, cual una foca, logra al
canzar 81 camilla, que sostie-
men dos damas hospitalarias.
iAtenci6n, que la procession
empieza!....
I'm senior muy grave, tieso,
alto, vestido TODD de negro, con
varias cruces r~epartidas sobre
ell pectoral izquierdo, lleva en-
hiesto y a%ltivo, un pendon, que
dice: "Peregrinos de Villa
Franco" Dos viejas, del tipo
de la "Brigida," (del "Teno-
rio") marchan al lado, hacien-
dole pendant al hombre-huso,
v sostienen con muestras de
gravedad y recogimiento las
primorosas cintas que parten
del estandarte.
Sigue a este, dos hileras de
serios Y circunspectos caballe-
ros, portadores de grandes CT
rios centelleantes.
Cruz en- alto, portada por Vi
goroso sacristan, y acompana-
miento de viejas y viejos de la
epoca cuaternaria.
Coro de monagos... y mas.
cirios, llevados por distingui-
das damas.
Segundo pend6n.... este 10
porta una elegante DANA, en-
lutada, y bien parecida, que a
juzgar por los cortornos deli
neales y lfneas parab6licas (de
be estar en- ell sexto mes) nece-
sta cura de adelgazamiento....
Veamos 10 que dice ell estan-
darte..... Association de Ma
dres"..... iah! va caigo.
Nutrido coro de sorchantres,
entonando un laudeamus, en-
ell que sobresale la nota del ia
got..... Mas pendones.
Coro de virgenes, vestiditas
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de blanco, y monjitas de todas
las congregaciones.
Una larga archicofradia o
cosa ~parecida, %compuesta de
una aglomeracion de caballe-
ros, muy tiesos, vestidos todos
de frac negro, con las hlancas
e imp6lutas pecheras, almido-
nadas, y acorazadas de tai ma
nera que, subiendolas hasta la
papada, parecen pajaros pin
guinos en- Marcia.
Impossible seguir Ell curse de
esta larga procession. Els inter-
minable, va alcanza algunos
Kilometres. lD6nde acabara?
ALA, muy lejos, entire ell TO-
llaje, Sc distingue todavfa una
doble hilera de luces, tornado
por las parallels de cirios en-
cendidos. Una doble serpiente
de llamas, ondea como I'm rio
de fuego..... como una flama
de alta tension, producida por
un oculto Coil" internado en-
las espesuras......
Murmullos de letanias, hui
mo de incienso, y lejanos ora
pronovis, llegan en- apagadas
, ondas, como un susurro de a
bejones, hasta ell lugar donde
me encuentro.
Ave Maria. gratia plena...,
repiten los sacerdotes al pasar.
Y sigue ell desfile.... ell inter
minable desfilar.... la anchuro
sa faja de luces, que rodean-
do la plaza, sigue hasta inter
narse en- ell bosque cercano....
Lejos de la explanada, y en-
canine del hotel, aun percibo
como un eco LELAND Ave Maria,
gratia plena. Dominus tecum,
benecdita tn in mulieribus.....
DR.. Sueiras Miralles.
Lourdes, Princes, 7 Agosto
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listed sepa cuanto he sufrido,
Guam desgraciada he sido, us
ted me juzgara..... ion! 70
merezco su c6lera, quiza su
desprecio; pero no me recha-
ce listed antes de haberme OIL
do. Cuando haya hablado, 81
listed me encuentra indigna de
su clemencia, arr6jeme de aqui
como una miserable.
liable listed, pues-dijo
ell conde.
Tulsa, levantese listed =
exclamo la condesa.
-Gracias, sonora condesa ;
pero es asi, de rodillas, como
quiero hablar. Senior condo, Sc
nora condesa les ruego que re-
cuerden 10 que pas6 en- mi ca
sta de Jouarre en- ell momen-
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CHINA QUIERE UN PUES-
TO EN- Ell CONSEJo DE
LA LIGA

Ginebra, Sep. 15.-La deman
da de China de que sc lie conce-
da un puesto en- la Liga de Ma
clones ha dado lugar a impor-
tantes discusiones, en- los mo-
mentos en- que la asamblea sc
prepare para la segunda sema-
ma de debate sobre los probe
mas del mundo.
Dicese que China esta prepa-
rada para ~retirarse de la Liga
81 las naciones declinan salts
facer su deseo de tener un pues
to de mas importancia en- la ad-
miraci6n. NADIA quiso decir "a
yer sobre este particular, c. {.
WI, generalfsimo de la campa-
ma en- favor de las pretensiones
del gobierno de Marking.
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guitar a los senores 81 quieren
recibirla.
La sonora de Lucerolle corri6
hacia la puerta gritando:
i Luisa, Tulsa, venga ustedl
La vipda de Pedro Ricart
entr6 bajando la cabeza has
ia ell centric del salon, Despues,
con las manos juntas, cayo de
rodillas, diciendo con voz SUI
plicante:
Senior condo, sonora con-
desa, iperd6nenme!
-Antes de concederle ell
perd6n que nos pide es nece-
sario saber 81 listed 10 merece
'-dijo ell condo con severidad.
Senior condo respondi6
con un tono doloroso,-no
quiero ocultarle NADIA. Cuando
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Excelente nara eI Lunbap

fuerza para hablar, me falt6
ell valor....
-iAh! va comprendo -ex-
clam6 la condesa ahora 10
comprendo TODD! Luisa-repu-
so con voz tr6mula,-Gsabe
listed 10 que hizo Pedro Ricart
de nuestro hijo?
-Lo abandon6 iinfame!.....
Pero listed conoce la historic
de su hijo, sonora condesa; ha
ce POGO, la cont6 la senorita
Blanchar aquf mismo.
La condesa Sc irgui6 con los
ojos brillantes.
IFS Ell! = exclam6; =
iah! iloado sea Dios!
ST, sonora condesa- dijo
Luisa,-el que llevaba ell NOM
bre malditO de Pedro Ricart,
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NOTICLAS DE INTERES LOCAL

edificio de los J6venes Cristla-
nos para discutir los planes de
una campana a favor de que
los ciudadanos vayan ell domin-
go a la iglesia.
El plan sera presentado por
ell DR.. Lyman, presidente de Ia
Association Y pastor de la igle-
STA bautista de Bayshore.
Las escuelas publicas de Tam
pa Sc abrieron en- la manana de
hoy, conforme Sc habfa anun-
ciado.
Todo ell dfa Sc invirtio en- la
inscription de alumnos.
Tambien Sc abrieron las es-
uelas del condado.
Tiene ell distrito esc0lar del
condado mas de Glen edificios,
on un total de LOO maestras
7 maestros.
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nino era mi hijo."
-iD6nde estaba ell nu

It D6nde estaba ell nues-
tro?-pregunt6 ell condo.
La noche anterior, Pedro
Ricart, mi marido, al que no
habia viso desde un ano antes,
Sc present6 en- Jouarre. Para
contemplar mi desgracia, para
destrozarme ell coraz6n, tuvo
ell horrible pensamiento de a
poderarse de mi hijo... iah! mi
SCRABBLE! imas valia que me
hubiese matado!.... Los dos nj
nos dormian cada uno en- su
cuna: 81 no vic mas que uno
v Sc 10 Ilevo... iera su hijo de
ustedes, era su hijo ell que me
habia robado!... Esto es 10 que
yo lebf decirles. Tenfa, qui-
"a. la voluntad, perO no tuve
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COMPLETE Ell PRESIDEN-
TIE LA COMISION DE Ia
RITA

Orange, Va, Sep. 15.-Con
uno de los mayores problemas
de su administration completa-
dos, ell presidente Hoover des-
cansa hoy en- su alojamiento de
las montanas.
Antes de salir de la Casa
Blanca, aver, ell presidente ter
min6 de seleccionar la comisi6n
de la tarifa arancelaria.
Hoy conferenciara con ell nue.
vo .presidente de la comisi6n,
Henry P. Fletcher, de Pennsyl-
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FL TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Maxima temperature aver,
80 grades; minima, rs.
Sale ell sol a las 6:16 a. m. y
Sc pone a las $3.50 p. M; sale
la luna a las II :32 p. m. y Ills
p. m.
Marea alta a las 600 a. m. +,
Marea baja a las 2:07 p. m.
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DICE Ell PAPA QUE Sc
SIENTE BEN

Ciudad V~aticano, Sep IS
Ell Papa mismo ha desmentido
los rumores sobre que es mala
su salud. A un grupo de macs
tros cat6licos ~franceses Su San
tidad dijo aver que Sc sentia
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CITACION
G Egg

De orden del Gran Monarch
cito a todos los hnos. para la tie
nida que Sc efectuara hoy Lu-
mes Is, a las 8 P. M. en- nuestro
local social, 10 ave. y Gale Is.
Por ser esta Junta de gran
trascendencia para la buena
marcha de nuestro Santuorum
es ell porque cito a todos los
Inns. para esta noche.
De Vds, fraternalmente,
S. LIOsG,
Secretario.
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bien. Despues les invite a que
10 miraran, anadiendo que ash
guerra aquietar los rumores que
sobre su salud han estado cir
culando.
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DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS
al
Por
I Henry German

tan en- mi coraz6n transportes
de ternura y de amor. Pero -
continue, dirigi6ndoe al Gordon
de la campanilla para lamar,
-es precise enviar a buscar a
Luisa; los instantes son precio-
SOS, es precise que venga y nos
diga......
La puerta del salon que Sc
abri6 de pronto ante ella, lie i'm
pidi6 terminar la Erase.
Jose entr6 y dijo:
-Luisa Verdier me hace pre-
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vania, y POGO despues anuncia-
ra los nombres de los otros cua-
tro hombres. Otro de los MEM
bros de la comisi6n es ell demo-
c1ata Thomas w. Page, de Vir-
ginia.
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Lo cogio.
Ell 10 trae para AGA.

Cerca de Floral City patind
aver un autom6vil, volcandose
y recibiendo lesiones la Sra,
Marion Dixon, del hotel Park
View, de Tampa, la Sra. Till
man White, de jacksonville, y
su hija, Srta. Susan B. White,
En- ell hospital del condado de
fernando, en- Brooksville, las
asistieron, certificando de leve
ell estado de las tres.
La Sra. Dixon es madre de-
diputado M. D. Sinclair, de la
oficina del sheriff, que fue no
tificada.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Los ministries de las iglesias
de Tampa almorzaran hoy en- el
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Los republicanos del estadc
van a presentar candidates g
los seis puestos de senador y a
las Is actas de representative a
la legislature de la Florida, en-
los comicios de noviembre.
Sc nombran los candidates a
senador, DIR. E. J. Manuel, H.
M. Hampton, J. S. Haselden,
G. w. Mcdonald, Lee S. Day y
Henry H. Cole, este 1ltimo por
ell condado de Hillsborough.
Los candidates a representa-
te por ell condado de HILLSIDE
rough son: Burton G. Henson,
Carl H. Fisher y M. C. Cuoch.
I'm autom6vil guiado Lyman
S. Stacy, un campesino, di6
aver tres vueltas y Sc volc6 en-
la carretera, cerca del terraplen
de la Gale %.
Produjo ell accidente la rotu-
ra de un pneumatico trasero.
Ell hombre fue conducido al
hospital de la isla Davis, donde
certificaron de grave su esta-
do.
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70 he estado ensenando a Hawk
que cola 10 que 70 lie trio y amo a
Que nos traiga ell fantasma. C6jelo,
Hawk.
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Pudiera ser fantasma 10 que yo vi.
La casa esta en- la colina del chivo.
No me importa 10 que pase ALI, para
ALA vamos.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07

The Gateway; the paper with "It',
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07
NAVAL OFFICERS ARE
 KICKED OUT OF SERVICE

WASHINGTON, Feb, 6, R)- President Hoover disclosed that he had signed release orders dismiss ing Lieut.. Harold WI Northcutt and Charles Musil, ltom the M. S- Navy
 Nnrthcutt was found guilty by the Navy Department oa three differ ent chargcs, those of desertion, vio- lating regulations and conduct pre- judicial to the moral of the ser vice
 ..flt>il sAs accused of embezzlying $54,OO0 while acting as disbursing IotllceS at Charleston, s- C-
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07
PHONE REISNER

TO eliminate all confusion and also to act as sort of a clearing
 house SD that boys and dads may De paired off properly, at the Dad and Son banquet Tuesday evening, Reverend Earl Reisner desires that if boys and Dads who want to attend but have not as yet found Dad" or son to take, to phone him Hell see
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07
TUNGSTEN IN STEEL

Tungsten alloyed with steel pro- duces a machine tool that has made ours the machine age- Au- tos, typewriters and airplanes would cost much more were it not for the incorporation of tungsten high-speed steel in production machinery.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07

Gideon Duncan was arrested last week at Waterfall, South eastern Alaska, charged with abandoning his family. He got 90 days to think it over.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07

John N. Cobb, dean of the Uni yersity of Washington. College of Fisheries, member of the scienti- fic advisory board of the Inter- national F'is h cries Commission, and an eminent authority in his profession, died in La Jolla, Cal
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07
SHIPPING MAN DIES

SAN FRANCISCO, M F'b., 6, P)- Capt. Harry Goodall, former presi- dent of the Pacific Navigation O., and for many years one of the most prominent leading shipping men of San Francisco, died at his home in Long Beach, following a long ill- ness.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07

Guy Bates Post, brother of Hart old H. Post, of the First National Bank of Juneau, is now appear ing on the stage, in person, at the President Theater in Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07

TRY A FRESH RASPBERRY (groWn in Hope) SUNDAE WITH SEATTLE TOE CREAM. SchaIler-- CTS Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07

L- M. Carrigan, the Well known representative of Armour Products has returned to Juneau after six weeks of recreation in the Puget Sound country and Hawaii
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07

that the Dads get a son and visa versa.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07

Gus Lehner was arrested at Pet ersburg on charge of insanity.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07

Al meat and nothing else In the Frye -Bruhn Meat Market.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07
FIGHTING BLIzzARDS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, s, IFl- While certain portions of the west slowly thawed out after the recent ice and snow, the eastern seaboard and portions of the south are still fighting bllzzards ahd cold-
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07

In letter addressed to the Juneau Empire, MS HI. H. Tay- lor, K. ?, Box 4, Central Point, Oregon. asks for information con- corning John Taylor, or Jack, her son.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-07

:. < II $s '; ' :$ st t+ tt$; E r 2 :; PORT OF MISSING MEN T . T T q q T T !: II ;t3S ' . 2
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
THIRD TRY AT ENTERING
 ARCH ST, STORE FAILS
Sears, Roebuck Co. Alarm Sounds and Rear Door is Found
 Tempered With.

The third attempt in short time to enter the store of the Sears, Roebuck Co.,, at so Arch street was frustrated early Sunday morning when the burglar alarm sounded about 1:15 a. m.
 According to a report turned in to police headquarters by Policeman Lovines Johnsons. all doors to the store were found securely locked when he tried them just before the alarm sounded
 As he left the premises and pro- ceeded to the corner of Webster Hill and Arch street to put in his service ring he was surprised to hear the alarm sound sharply. Neglecting his ring he rushed back to the store but failed to find any sign of providers.
 Calling Leon Brown the manager of the store, the two went inside 10 make an investigation. This ex- animation disclosed that a large rear door had been tempered with and it's lock pried back sufficiently to cause the alarm to be sounded.
 The policeman reported that this is the third time in a short while that the burglar alarm has sounded at this hour of the morning.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15

decide upon the necessity for an audit Relative to the widespread report that the run on the bank was precipltatcd by malicious rumors originating with a local man, Com missioner Shippee declined to com nent. The report persisted, how ever that the man was known to Officials of the bank and the state banking commissioner and had been called 10 account already, with the possibility that a prosecution will te brought.
 Section 6309 Of the general sta tutes of Connecticut applies to the alleged situation, as follows: De rogatory statements affecting banks. Any person who shall wilfully and maliciously make, circulate or trans init 10 another any false statement, rumor Or suggestion, written, print d or oral, which is directly or by inference derogatory to the financial conditions or affects the solvency or financial standing of any bank, sav- ings bank, banking institution or trust company doing business in this state, or who shall counsel, aid or induce another to transmit or Circu- late any such statement or rumor, shall be fined not more than five hundred dollars or Imprisoned not more than one year or both"
 Closing Followed Silent Run
 President Loomis today described the run which is Of the kind known to bankers as silent run" Day after day, he said, withdrawals in creased. Depositors were constantly coming in and not only reducing their accounts but closing them out entirely. Among them were some who seldom made withdrawals ex- cept at definite periods when they had d particular use for their money. It was soon apparent, he said that detrimental reports were spreading and on Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday of last week the run gathered alarming momentum. On Saturday morning the cash on hand was exhausted and help was obtain cd from Philadelphia and other places. Again the vaults were drain , ed and President Loomis decided to end the run by notifying the bank ing commissioner, the closing notice following early in the afternoon. Ap- proXimdtely s500,000 was withdrawn during the run.
 According to bankers, "silen: , run" is worse than one which deyel- ops spontaneously because the latter usually can be stopped as suddenly as it starts, especially if the cause i behind 1t is not we'll founded. Other Banks Encouraged Officials of the other New Britain banks reported this afternoon that the situation was decidedly encour- aging as regards the attitude to- wards them. During the noon hour there was only the usual business 1 transacted and as the day wore on there was no hysteria on the part of depositors and borrowers.
 It was learned today that James H. Passerini. one of the assistant secretaries of the Commercial Trust Co.,, was given police protection to
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15

ing and had an active part in form- ulating the wage plans for use in his company.
 Membership of the chapter em- braces many industrial plants in the state. Members of the Manufactur- CTS association have been invited to attend. The New Britain members of the accountants association are as follows: George F. Atwater. Faf- mir Bearing Co.,; L. M. Bancroft. Corbin Screw Corporation; Harold B. Bassett, Hart & Hutchinson Co.,; Everett F. Demarest, North X Judd Mfg. Co.,. R. II. Deming, Stanley Works; Ralph $. Howe, New Britain Machine Co.,; William M. Johnson, Russell X Erwin Mfg. Co.,; Raymond B. kincaid, New Departure Mfg Co.,; George E. Mccarthy. New Brit ain Machine Co.,; Nelson R. Miller. Landers, Frary & Clark, and Emil H. k. Nogel, American Hosiery Co.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
WITNESS TELLS 0F
 REBEL ROUT TODAY
(Continued From First Page)
said Franco and his mechanic, Rada, and Rada's brother, were among the

said Franco and his mechanic, Rada, and Rada's brother. were among the leaders.
 The worlmen who told of seeing Franco, said they knew him well and were certain they had seen him. The moment the white flag was raised, they said, Franco, Llano, and the Rada brothers leaped into an airplane and flew away. A column Of loyal troops then went into the airdrome to take possession. After the government victory, the minister of interior issued the fol- lowing statement:
 This morning as you have seen, a number of airplanes flew over the city, dropping proclamations of a sediGous nature. The news spread rapidly throughout Madrid. The text Of this seditious proclamation gave the idea that the movement had been prepared for some time It was believed from this that rebels Were only part of the forces at the airdrome. A column of regular troops, commanded by General OrGaz marched on Cuatro Nientos and, after q bombardment, easily defeated the insurgents. It is known that the instruction affected only the garrison at Cuatro Nientos,
 "Another part Of the garrison at Cuatro Nientos refused to join and were placed under arrest by the rebels.
 "The government counts on the army whose loyalty is assured The troops have an excellent spirit and high patriotism. The news which the government received shows that all provinces arc under control Of tha government.
 "The only incidents have been at Barcelona. Valencia, and San So bastian. Strikes have been declared in other parts Of Spain. A group O strikers tried to take by assault the headquarters of the civil govern ment at San Sebastian but were re- pelled, It can be seen that the T ovement has little force"
 Arrived This Morning
 From avators at the Cuatro Nien- tos airdrome, the United Press con- frmed that Franco and Rada arriv- cd there this morning and immedi- ately started organizing the revolt. Franco harangued his brother off CerS and the program of revolt vas rapidly improvised.
 The command of rcvolting forces was given to General Quipo De Llano. The attack of loyal federal forces on the rebels was soon start ed and fire was opened on insur- gent planes flying overhead. All ap- proa nhes to the airdromc were blocked by loyal troops and panic spread 10 adjoining region where many civilians were resident.
 General Llano witnessed the open
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15

would be up then in regular course. The democrats could obtain rec ord vote on a motion to send the bill back to committee for restoration of the senate provisions. On this work the minority hopes pinned.
 Preliminary to the house session, committees undertook a stack Of work, including study of the naval construction bill, several of the an nual appropriations, measures to suspend immigration, and another hearing by the Fish committee on communist activities
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15

ing of the attack and then assem- bled the rebels, announcing it was impossible to hold out and he would surrender. Some of the officers ob- jected but most of them agreed. Franco and Rada got in one plane and Llano in another and they fled.
 In all, 125 cannon shots were fired against the airdrome, but only one soldier was slightly wounded by ma chine gun fire.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
VESSEL DEATH TOLL FOUR,
 13O PEOPLE SAVED
CCoptinued From First rage>

Smoke from the engine room, on the crafts return trip here. they said, first gave notice Of the mis- hap and was followed ny three eN- plosions,
 Two of lhc dead were jteutitad by police as II. C. Grimm. 6n. Me Cook, Neb., d passenger. and Car cncc Vine, @u. Haycrhillr Mass deckhand. The body ot woman. between 90 and 6g years old, who wore wedding ring with tho initials w N- L-" had not been identified. Authorities also lad }n- formation -hsr among the misS,a- were Frank J. keeeo- Providence, P. Ills. Haig. Pomona, Caht, and Mary lioIor Milwaukee. Wis.
 Heroic stories Of the rapid rescue operations were numerous. Sighting inc fire through binoculars, P. W, Miller. retired grocery executive O. Cincinnati, abandoned 8 pleasure trip and brought S3 ot the surVFors ashore on his yaeLt the Lois Ann He related how hls guests and ere" .worked like troopers pulling men women and children aboarl-
 Som5 estimated g9 70 2 children were paSsenge on th1 Eureka IL. The crew Of rhe yacht Dorothea, winch picked up @1 persons. took q -oahv from the arms ot a -7Lher who said "Saye my baby" when he learned the Dorothea could not care ror additional survivors. A child was tossed to the deck of fishing 7De and brought here and reunited with its parents, rescued hy another craft
 Time to Don Life Presersers
 First Mate Al Styles, brother ot Cap-ain Clarence Styles of the Eu- reka T. sad all messengers had ample time 10 don life preserTers alter the first explosion occurred and that there were many more n-eservers than there were passen- eers.
 A blast or fame swept past me while I was IT inc engine room" he said. "Thore was a call for fire eT- tinruishe-s and the chief euglnr"r was pumping water at thc time the first explosion occurred. My brother headed the boat into shoal water which accounts for a small loss of life"
 He valued the boa al approXi- mately s-5.n0o.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15

his home Saturday night as a pre- cdutlonary measure, there being a fear that he might be molested by excited depositors.
 Policemen were on duty inside the bank and around the building since Saturday as a precautionary measure but nothing of an untoward nature occurred. Persons having occasion to visit the bank today did so in an orderly manner and the entire situa- tion was indicative of an encourag- ing absence of alarm.