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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
NORTHERN CHINESE
MARCH ON HANKOW
japanese Dispatches Declare Ref
ugees Seek Safety From
Bandits.

By the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, May 15.-Japanese ad-
vices today stated that wholesale ban
ditry around Hankow and apprehension
over projected advance Of the rebel
lious northern forces toward that city
had caused country folk to flee in large
numbers to Hankow in quest of safety.
The reports said brigands had looted
town 20 miles west of Hankow, caus-
ing increased numbers Of refugees to
Zee to the city. Fifty thousand refugees
were said to have arrived. Thousands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
ARGUES IN COURT, LOSES
HIS CASE, AND GOES FREE
Motorist Pleads Guilty, but Judge
Decides Offense Was Merely
Technical Violation.

BY the Associated Press.
EVANSTON, H., May 15.-Paradoxi-
cal as it may seem q motorist had an
argument with a judge Tuesday, lost
1t, but stin went free.
I'm guilty." insisted John McAlpine,
the motorist arranged before Magistrate
Harry H. Porter on charge Of driving
his motor car on the wrong side Of the
street.
Pardon" put in Magistrate Porter,
"the State statute regards driving on
the left side as criminal only when life
and property are jeopardized, and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
Calls ON President,

Admiral Byrd crossed into the Re-
public Of Panama on an official visit.
He first called on the foreign minister,
J. d. Arosemens, and then talked to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
President F1orencio Harmodio Arose.

President F1orencio Harmodio Arose.
mena.
The explorer told the President he
planned to take a rest at Boquete, in
the mountains, and the President said
he would have the governor Of Boquete
meet the admiral's plane Monday with
car for the trip to the mountain
sanctuary.
The visit to the President concluded
Admiral Byrd's official functions for
the day and then he turned to thoughts
Of lighter clothing. He purchased sew
eral tropic suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
WOLVES SPOIL WEDDING
Portuguese Merrymakers Flee a,
Hungry Pair Enter Assembly.

BEIRA ALTA, Portugal, May is R
tended large outdoor wedding banquet
at Queijeiras and as a consequence the
other g,1estS had no refreshments.
The big feast was at its height. Sud.
denly two huge hunger-crazed wolves
trotted into the assembly of farmers
The guests fled shrieking in all direc.
tions. The wolves unconcernedly de-
voured the roast pigs and lambs and
licked up enormous dishes of sweetened
rice.
After satisfying their immediate needs
they departed, carrying of Two live
goats from nearby pens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
POPE CLIMBS TO DOME
Tnspects Cracks Engineers Are Try
ing to Repair in st. Peters

VATICAN CITY, May Is R.-Pope
Plus, noted for his ability as O mountain
climber, yesterday climbed up into the
dome Of st. Peters to inspect cracks
ing to repair.
Previously he had watched the
restoration of the big clock on the
facade of the basilica. Later he went
with Cardinal Pascell, who is arch
priest of st. Peters, to visit the new
archives and pavement in the apSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15

testimony In your case shows the street.
was clear of traffic"
McAlpine finally gave in and accepte6
the dismissal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15

The German Union of Singing Clubs,
according to its new year book, has
$4,000 male singing societies with $751;
900 active members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15

Because Of war between auto bus
owners on the island Of Cebu, p. l., the
fare on flrst-class buses Is about one
half cent q mile.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
DAY ELECTION YE7O
 UP BEFORE COUNCIL
Action to Be Taken at Special
 Meeting Tomorrow

Action on Mayor raoncSsa'S veto clccting William II. Day 10 the of- flee of comptroller will b. taken ai T special meeting Of the council to- morrow night at 7;&o o'clock, half an hour in advance of the regular meeting time.
 X special meeting has iccn called 10 authorize issues of bonds for school, subway. sewer and water works, some Of which have already been carried out on temporary loans. noatod by the finance board WhiI" awaiting favorable conditions in th" bond market.
 The charter requires that action on a veto must be taken at the meeting next to that at which the djsapprovcd resolution has been adopted, whether that meeting be regular or special.
 Interest in the outcome Of the comptroller iiGht is expected 10 rr- suit in q full attcndauce at tho roun- rjl meeting and crowded spocta- tors gallery.
 Day vas nominated in contest with Bliss ". Clark, actiu% romp- )rOlI"r, January 13. By action Of th" caucus tn" republican momhcrs Wcr" hound 10 unit vote for tn" successful candidate. SUch Il vote
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

doors very olrly 1T Mrs Thoul- ton had gone 10 the station Wln her husband at unc-thlrty she surely would have taken in 'lur morning paper on her return. aoI probably before she started out.
 Mrs. Thornton was dead insid. rom Il poisoned peach.
 Thursday and Friday norm $ newspapers were outside her door.
 Just because Mrs. l;abs ,l caught a glimpse of a Vomm iu tn" taxi and saW a mink coat t didn't prove that the woman Was Mrs, Thornton, according 70 EiggS' reckoning.
 He was right,
 Thornton had to confess II" hs , gwen his wife the poisoned peach the night before, brought her D the table. riegcd the table. got One O: hts women fricud. 10 whom he had given mink coat 10 go 10 s.. Louis with him, and made hjs sales woman bclic.r she Was his wife from the glmps" she got oG her ID Ih~ taxi
 iIe thought inc hJd A perfect aIhi.
 TUr two newspapers before the apartment door, utterly smashed that alibi
 Thornton managed to got into the asylum for the criminal m- sane. Th" chances are h. will 'ry- cover" in a few yealS.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Questions dndAnSwors fopii iVq!s|li1}lgton :s --Sp9A
 t~rrywsS1
 (. 1y1ttR -'<s lAkT

Ton can grt au answer 70 au' ,IIcrtiou of fact or luIurualIon m NrItiug to the Question Editor, NtH 1922 New York avenue. Washington n C. cuCIoSmg iWo his lu slHutr. tor reply. AlcdIc1l. legal and marlai adrise cannot he gIN,t. unt can ex tended research he undertaken. All othct questions will receive per sonal reply. unsigned reuu"Sts can not he answered Al letters are cOutidrullaI.-E Edltor.
 Q. Who won tn" |o& Peace prise"
 A. r. II. Lo>crmor".
 c. What does the government of thc United States do with boats that are captured by the Coast Guard
 X II sells those that cannot h" adapted for use by the Coast Guards.
 Q. Is Albania a member Of th" League Of Natjons'
 A.. Yes.
 c. Who ar. tine lm.cd States suuators from NarylunIr
 \. Willard F.. Tydines'aul Phil- lips L. Goidshorougo.
 . When w.gr tn" first talking pictures prodUc'd'
 X. In 1918 hy Thomas A. Ellison.
 e. When did rdvan Coolidge, Jr.. Gjr"
 A. In Wayhio@ton. n, ", July '. l9.t
 Q. In what year was ,b" pau- American exposition in Eufralo held?
 <. 1u 1@o1.
 e. Where is in" N"rcrlrs-Hruz auto made"
 \. In Germany
 c. WonId suhmarin" wrj2 hing 2ou toms displacc ,nor" water than onr Wct"hiug loo tons"
 X. There is Fundamental law of physics which states that: "a noatino body must d,spIacr ifs own weight of the liquid in which il floats.
 c l. btrd's nest souo made from thr nests of any particular bird"
 A. Ii is made from the nests oi species of swift of tine Malay Ar chlpclaGo and is considered a great drlicacN by the Chinese The nest has the shape and size of half d tcacup and is composed Of n mu. cilaginous substance socrctcd hl spocia glands. and is not, as wa' formerly tNouert, made from ; " lOutiuouS seaWccd. The best arC
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Soviets Attack Pope;
 Praise Goddess Regime

Icniugrad. L. <. <. R., Feb. IS P'-"Cursc Ills as much as you please; Wr wilt never turn from the path shown us by Lcnm,' says fiery manifesto issued by the l'niou Of Militant Atheists To- day dcalU" with th" recent pHpa drnunciation Of tn" $ovirts for their attitude regarding religion.
 "rhcrc will come H time when the athristic workers of the en- tire world will convert the Nali- can into a muarum. says the manifesto. "Thr mummy Roman Pope will he inferred with the mummy Siberian medicine man as d monument to the thousand ycar+ old religious d"lUsiou and deceit"
 The manifesto also urges all workers to join inc ranks of tH" atheists and march forward "to- ward new triWuphs and social ism
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
City Items

Miss Jennie Amcnta of ,96 NiEH street and Paul piMauro of Il Richards street were married oN February l5 by Justice of the Pcd>e r F. Ilungcrtord Miss Amcn'a Nas born in Pennsylvania, the daughter Of Mr, and Mrs, Joscrn Amonto and Mr. DiMauro was bon in Italy, the son Of Mr. and Mts. Joseph DjMauro.
 Rev. Francis N. O'Shca Of Water. bury performed the ceremony at tn marriage of Gino A, Thomas of -+ Clinton street and Miss Annabcl (. Ecjlly of Waterbury on January "r
 Martha Chapter Sewing club will meet Wednesday afternoon from / tu o'clock at tn" homo Of Mrs F. r.. LcIvitt. @& Colt street.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

a'r of 'onu'.ti,"t I.s:rI"r @. l;rr- -ju riolltr Court. Frbrudtr l5tn 1880. Es."tc "t James r.mms, late ot Ter lu d"rc--,I.
 II pursuance "' uu ori.r "5 ll"u"rah'r Eo.Uord r. Ca@rrE Judge "t the rourt oG Probate tol the lnstri,t o' %~rlu, DO tu.r is hercl" given tt"' sad Court hath ou the 1i,H day "f te"Iuar>. l9&" appointed John F, pown"7 end William A. Nccfe of New Britai:. u"nurcuout d.sntoreSted persons, commissioners to receive auI decide upon tiv tiajm pl William j. Smn~ against sad osrate. The said commissioners will r.-.' al thy City court ill the 4j@ T"wn of New Britain on the g5lb nay - February IgaR. at teu o'clock, in tDr r'rru"ou, iol tho rurr"ac of attending "n the hus, u,.9 of s3ttd appointment
 .nlIlN F. DOW .rt.S
 WILLIAM A. kbEfE
 towlnlEs louogH.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

worth from S10 10 sl5 per pound
 c. What are rhe capitals of I.itnuania. t.stonia and l.at>ia?
 \. kovna, Tdllmn and Riga rr- sp.ctivcIy.
 e. How can il carpet rus be sized
 \. Stretch il tight and true and tack down at frequent intervals face flown on a floor or some other llat surlac". where it can remain uudrS)urb"d., IL should then be >prjnklcd generously with a SoIu- ton made by soaking and di@@olN,u@ -Qu:rtrr pound oc flake %|u, in cnc-hdC gallon of water in 4 double boiler or a coutaiurr surrounded hy hot water. The I1." should h, al- lowed to dry for a' l"Hst @t hours. f the rne is of light weight, care should h. taken not fo put on too much glue. us it is apt 10 penetrate 10 the right side.
 c. Who wcr.' fine oppos'u9 @'n- crals iu the Rattle of ANtictam in the Civil war; How many men wore crGa~cd on both sides and what Was the result Of the battle"
 A. General Mcclellan led the I'nion forces in tn" Battle of .An- tctam and had tG.ooo men under him General Lrr led the Confcd"r- ate forces and had &1.9oo iN' his command. The battle cnGod in q draw.
 c. What nationality is lsuacc PadcrsNsEi"
 A. pojlsh
 c. When was the body Of John Paul Jones brought from France to the United States"
 A. lis body was brought back by u squadron Of United States ships under command of Rear Admiral S'@-boo. and arrived all Annapolis, Md,, July q. 1905
 u. How large docs o place have 10 b. 10 h" city'
 X There is no estimated size, end it's status "s Il city is controlled ivy thn charter Of iucorporatton granted 10 it by the sta'r legislature.
 C. How long has n" Saturday EN"nin2 Post been in o&5.:'oucc".
 |" IL hHs been published con tiuuously since it WIS founded m Gor tho titl" PrunsvINauja Gazette. by Benjamin Franklin in t72N. rN- c"pt for q few weeks during tn" British occupancy or Philadelphia during the Revolutionary war c. Has Grover Cleveland Alex andrr. the baseball pitcher. mor' games 10 his credit thau rhrjstl NalhcwsonH
 A. In a total of r yyars of major lc"gG" pitching rhrjsty N"thrWson scored "1- victories Grover cleveland AI"<aodor in 19
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
The Madison shooting

As mad as the Madison twins, used to he q saying at Center Al ion. It may be now, for that mat- Ter.
 Cyrus and siIas Madison wer" about thirty when they inherited their fathers big double houao, anI his few thousand dollars.
 Cyrus had remained a' home and worked hard. SiIas had rov"d around, here and there, never sending home penny. but often sending 10 his father for financial help.
 Cyrus was bitterly angry that his 'loanng, no-good" brother, eS he called him, should come in for an equal share Of the cstat"
 They quarrclcd over 1t the dav inc will was read, They Quarrclcd for a week, and from that time on they never spoke to each other. Fortunately it was d double hous" Cyrus took one side and Silas tn. other. The bis front door opcnoi 10 a square hall with stairs run ming up. They even partltiOncI the stairway so that only on rar" occasions would they meet in the front hall.
 Cyrus was married and had B grown daughter, She and her moth. CT would have liked 10 spcak 10 SIlas but they never dared. and il ,s doubtful if Silas would have an swered them rccause he hated ev- rrything that belonged 10 his twin brother.
 Silas never married.
 The twins were about sixty when the tragedy occurred.
 For thirty years they had never spoken to each other nor were seen together. Neither ever stepp" T foot into the others yard X di- riding line of black paint ran down he middle Of the short front walk 10 the front door.
 If Cyrus painted his side 9, he house white, Sias would pain his side a brilliant green. If th' nnHt coat on Cyrus side was slate. Silas promptly painted his side a screaming yellow.
 It is little wonder that th, tovnspcople used for slmiIo As mad as the Madison twins"
 Silas had been an jlincran tinker. He had tinhcr's shop II tho ell Of his side.
 Cyrus haG become the NjlIag. ,obbler and had his shop in hi. rIl.
 Both mon were .Arrull at thcI work.
 Mrs. cyru- Madison and hcI daughter came home from d sew ns circle one afternoon, The, went in at the front door Tn door to Silas' side was alar Nr tural curiosity made them glanc in.
 The old man lay in the mtddI of the floor.
 They peered in.
 There was a ,riuhI~ ot blood II the middle of the old mans tore head Mrs. Madison screamed fo her husband. She ran to the -l but he wasn't there. Just thcI she saw him coming. He had bee 10 deliver pair of shoes to ol Mrs. Watson. Al first h. wouiJn look in. so great Was his enmIN but he finally did.
 He hurried nu' 10 find rh sheriff and said 10 bim "I'bar fo,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Mother Ends Romance
 As Girl Waits at Altar

Shamolin, Pa. Feb. IS NPD- Miss Catherine Wysocki. the pros pccti1c bride, already had reach eel the church. So had her at tcndauts and the invited guests.
 But, alas, so had the mother ol Martin Wascoc. who would have been the bridegroom. Mrs. Was coc spoke curtly. Shr had for hiddrn her son to marry. She would say nothing further About face. the door banged behind her
 That Was that. And today the parents of Miss Wysocki arr" threatening a breach Of promise suit against WaScoc, q school teacher.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

was east at a special meeting Feb ruary T. Mayor paoncsSa vetoed the resolution February |.
 The opinion held by some rcpuh- Iican members that their obligation to vot" as & unit has been dlscharE ed by reason of the fact that they did so OH the irst ballot, February ;. has forecast d break in the united front built up for bay. On the other hand. some of the democratic mom- hcrs have taken the stand that this is a ''rcpIblican fight" and say they will not interfere.
 To elect bay. it win he necessary for the republicans 10 carry 2l votes. two losa than the number Of G. c. r. members in the council.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Brother Strangely Shot, Murder
 Or Suicide?

1rotjor oc mm~ has hrIlvd him soIf'
 Thr shcrin. t1" doctor and Hil- ton. a,torn,y for S.las. went to investigate.
 The diagram shows the arrange meni Of the rour room and tn" position of the body.
 A thorough search WAS mad for the weapon. but non" va- found
 The wife and daughter Of Cyrus were known 10 lave been at 1h" sewing circle all afternoon aui the sheriff himself had sp~u old SiIas at the window Of his tinker shop around thrrc that afternoon.
 But Cyrus had been sono from the house less than an hour H." admitted it. He delivered the shoes 10 lamr Mrs. Watson, stopped at tn" post oHicr and came home just as his wife vas frunlically searching for hlm.
 The absence Of weapon, coupled with the fact that Cyrus had the opportunity 10 shoot his brother, made it necessary to hol l him pending an investigation.
 T tell you he killed himself he was Il sick man, anyway Cyrus maintained.
 The doctor said tha' this WI5 true. Sllas Was afflicted WIth an incuruble growth. and had but Il few months 10 live.
 on the other hand. the attorney declared that the sole ambition ot Sllas was to outNc his brother just long enough to inherit the place. for the fathers will had left all the property 10 whichever brother survived the other.
 The body was in the middle Of h" room beneath the old-tashioncI gas jet with it's bronze ornaments i There was no electricity in the HOuaC.
 one puzzlMG feature Wa, piece O. stout string found in the dea l mans hands. The shcrin said that . the old man might have just been VI '' E'llit~ ill' poitl N itll IT N lliIl sll' . Cyrus was believed guilty by every one except his wife and dJu@htcr- they couldn't believe if. The ddugh- ter believed that the string ha something To do with It She got il detective on the job Tine stru- camc from ball Of cord in th2 tinker shop. SilaS had taken a piece in the front room. For what ryasou Cyrus Madison did not shoot his brother
 H. convinced his daughter or hi- Innocence 2pd she was fortunate n securing q detective clever cuou4 n ito prove that Sias Madison killed himself to make appear that Cyrus had done il.
 Believing that Cyrus would out live him Silas had sought thi> means of getting revenge for his long faucIod wrongs.
 How did SiIas kill hims@lf'
 What became of the weapon?
 study the diagram again
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

years of pitching has scored 373 vic tories.
 C. What js th" name applied to ranches in tn" west that take pay ing gucsts'
 A. They ar" called Dude Eauchre.
 e. What is the real m'anne Of dcmi-tusso A. The literal translation is "haIr rup." The name is applied to the small cups of coffee served after dinner. c Where is fine Isle of Man'
 A. II is a small island in tn" center of the Irish Sea.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
pA\THl.kS WIN AGAIN

The Partners defeated the Mo- hawk basketball team in free scoring encounter la-t night hy the score of z" to r. This mad" in" 11th st.ai2! win fer the panthcrs. The Mohawks sprm~ into il lead in the first quarter and had d 2 to 0 edge at quarter time. Then tn" Tan thcrs started and thry led at half time 2G lo is. Rallies Of all sorts were staged in the second half but the panthcrs kept rtWing away until they made it a complete rou1. Tn"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Baffle Mysteries
 Copyright Mirror. inc
Copyright 1sso Daily Mjnor inc.

and dramatic crimes |" >' lanlcI dct"' tjyes throughout t,s in past
 established by aitt-Nl'' at u Which the ttilla' tlo4uc them? In short Will snswc, the question the end "f each hahlc' Nh Ia cutya or Wtat This contest ilcr Is utH entertainments
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
CHURCH GETS APPROPRIATION

Washington. Feb. lS-tolonrI Earl D. Church. Hartford federal pension commissioner, has been 6iN- cn his deficiency appropriation oi $3o.oeU to enable him to carry ou through the present fiscal yea" with his additional field workers Last year Colonel Church was lc|- tured by Representative Cramton "t Michigan who said he thought h" had broken 'hu law in taking on these men without financial authorI ZaliOn.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
SOLUTION TO MONDAYS
 BATTLE NY >IIHN

D"'"ctiNy Riggs ordered the ar rest Of Thornton out in s. Lo IS because. when in the hall waiting for tn" superintendent 10 unlor@ tho door .o apartment G-b, he sdH two urW=papors on 1hr floor.
 Now those papers v,rr l't 'N"r> morning al th" ap9rm".l
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
CHEFS THROAT FOUND
 SLASHED IN KITCHEN
Icrmcr Mess sergeant IiONcre Near Death in Hartford Hospital
 Despite Flood Transmission

Hartford. Feb. 1S.-.Ioscph A. rmrcck. @7. former mess sergeant of the lISlh Observation Squadron. was near death at the Hartford hospital this morning with two knife slashrs in his throa1 after he had been fOund Yt l:2O D. m. yesterday in the litch- cn Of Ilemphll's lunch room, Broad street Windsor. Although mvosti- "ation revealed no suicide motive. Medical Examiner Aaron (. Pratt i5 convinced the wounds Wcr" scIf-m- nictod.
 BurrcE, according to Constable Maurice Kennedy. Wns working in the kitchen while lI"mrhill. tn" proprietor, waited on customers al 'hr rountcr. One of the liners looking through an open door. saW the chefs apron splashcd with blood and called Hcmphil. There had hccn no out"ry and no sound of struggle in the Kitchen.
 Gets Blood Transmission
 IIcmphil said h, found his chrr standing erect in the middle of the Ilpef Nlll hiOOn SlIcdNllllg rom Ills throat. The butcher knife lay on the tah)c. Doctor Pratt found that the juGular vein had not been cut. Al the hospital Il blood tran&lusiou was given Burcck early last eve ,,ng.
 Bertha Hurcck, married to the former army cook last July. could give no motive for suicide al tempt. She said her husband Nas apparently in th" best of spirits, IT," had played cards with friends sun day night and left home before 6 o'clock Monday morning for his work. Sh" knew of no on" 1.ho would take her husbands life. Her story failed 10 gibo with Windsor rumors that the couple had been un- happy
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Ian:!i"rs, \. C.
Ni,,;I;iNl i.~
.l,nlnlS

score all half time. -6-i> I'anjhorS. Referee. Nril: Timer Williams; scorer, Dcutsch,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

"I never had & hired girI much. When we V.@s first married l couldn't afford one. an then ty the time we could 2fiogd it l vas sc2Tgd to have enc around.
 Copyr4ght lg5n runn~nrt> S,wI'"',.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

"I hope Betty don't marry Tom. H. talks r>"l loud an s2cms like the kind that would live here at the house a0' pay m" for his board a1 jod@ia in advice"
 "r.n-tn la" ruaH.r,,. e.m..sr~'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-08
CARY MAN WILL
Get GAS POST
Earl KidWeII Slated for Tax
Auditor Job.

Appeal of State Representative j.
Glenn Harris, veteran Gary Re
publican legislator, for more state
gasoline tax auditors, will result in
Harris obtaining job for Earl
Kidwell, Gary, it was asserted to-
day by State Auditor Archie Bob
bit.
The new jobs, which Harris got
the state budget committee to ap-
prove, carry a salary of 5000 a
month and there is no limit to
the number that may be employed
and paid out of the state gasoline
tax.
Bobbitt has been collecting the tax
with Leland K. Fishback, as chief
of the gasoline tax division, and
two field men. One of the latter
is Bruce Cooper, Evansville, whom
Harris charged with inef1ciency.
Harris attack grew out of the con-
duct by Bobbitt of the war on gaso-
line bootleggers in northern Indiana.
Bobbitt halted several and obtained
receiverships or refunds totalling
several thousands of dollars, but
Harris claimed that the bootlegging
Of gasoline merely had gone from
the day to the night shift"
Bobbitt will give Kidwell chance
to catch them, he declared.