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THOS. ]. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
li3l Eye Street NV.

AfSA GJS SN4SNN 4'''
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE s.Es4 Real !
PPssbbBSLtEErpAsA. Franz RxsitpENGE, AND
FOUR BRICK GARAGES el KNOWN egrS, r,z!7 IS
NORTHWEST, -
BY virtue oi CERTAIN Seed Of trust; duiy
recorded in Lioer No. s262 fgio Ia ct t sec e.
iumtbiss. and and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees Will
lS Z pffff Fsss AT %ojH 55bo5k
Stsdsss dessnated d as as and being lot Numbered
esSs.s bundad 2 and in ynne
Connecticut, Avenue Terraee'" as pc, plat a.
fe se0dsd 1 EDea oeS 90G{ Of the pet Of
n Edward 3Onfs, sgsdiyisSR Of snd iGts
nttsenins sHlSns isss3 P'c connestisut Avenue Ter
o 49, R the ess once s fet the ps
trict OF Columbia; subject TO the l5-foot
building line restriction shown upon each OF
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase
money to ss pa,a in .sia SSsh saiSnce d IN two
ssum ssE. ~s 1'Tss III from fsntq%
sS.rs sss t;e9sid sS Ss ffss "! ssSR 'S
the purchaser deposit of $1,000 Will b be
Of sale 70 be complied with within 80 days
serve the right TO resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
after Ave days advertisement OF such resale
in some newspaper published in Washing
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY,
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND,
TRUST COMPANY,
BY FRANK sTErsoN.
Second Vice President
(Seal) Attest:
z. PERCIVAL WILSON
Secretary
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

$40 ACRES, ON HIGHWAY. NEAR ROCK
vile, desirable for estate, club or airport;
will exchange for desirable business property
worth $4,000. Owner. Address Box 476-D,
Star once.
ia ACRES. ROOMS, PIKE, BUS, CARS,
nearby Va; 200-acre farm, So Nd, sets
bldgs.; 5 acres near Frederick, Nd. owner.
Address Box 478-R, Star ONCE. a.
5-ROOM AND BATH STUCCO SPANISH
bungalow, free and clear of encumbranCe. at
Vero Beach. Fort Pierce, East Coast Florida {;
lot about 50X100; price, $4,000. EXchanGe
for washington or nearby acreage.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
Suite 709 and TO Barr Bldg.
District 1921
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WANTEn--I0TS.
EXCHANGE.

LOT IN GOOD NV SECTION
FOR CASH
ADDRESS BOX 353-tR, STAR OFFICE. 2
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jaS-d&ds,exSu

C. W. c. WILLIAMS, Atty,
6l5 ? St. NV.
]. T. SETTLE, Atty,
GIL st. NV.
G. z. C. HAYES, Atty,
6l3 st. NV. jas-d&ds,exsu
DTHE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE DE.
Scrribed property having failed to comply
with the terms as stated therein, said prop.
erty will be resold at the risk and cost o.
the defaulting purchaser on FRIDAY, THE
FIRST DAY OF APRIL, 1882, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, SAME PLACE and under
the same terms and conditions.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES,
mh26,d&dseXSu
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WANTED--SnOPS.

SPACE WANTED IN MACHINE SHOP FOR
auto repairing; cheap rent. .
3l7 7th ST. Sc 81
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FIRST TRUST LOAN OF Sl8,OOO.00 ON
very substantial income producing property
in growing northwest business section. VIII
pay 6Iafe interest for three-year loan Ad-
dress Box l5-S, Star once.
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MONEY 70 LOAN.
WANTED MONEY.

CONTRACTS FINANCED.
Chattel notes tho household furniturel
purchased Room COS. 1910 VT. ave.
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THos- J OWEN 4 SON, AUcTIoNEERs,
l4sl EYE ST NV,
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FQUIPPED FARM ON THE POTOMAC
River. opposite Mt. Vernon, in Prince
Georges County, Md.
Phone Columbia 56l6
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THOMAS ]. OWEN 4 SON, AUCTIoNEERs
1881 Eye st. NV.

GEORGE M EMMERICH,
HERMANN H. BERGMANN
mh22 242C,2o3i,apl Trustees.
Evening star., 1932-03-31

ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON, Auctioneers
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20
Father Conaty
Ordained Priest
Celebrates FIRST Mass at Sacred Heart Church Next
Sunday

Mr. and MrH william w. Bnlfe OF
IL state street and Father Reilly In
the son OF Mrs Catherine Reilly
OF 20 Catherine avenue. Ito VIII
celebrate HIS flrat mass IN ~
ThOmna church on sunday, May
3Dth. Father IInlfe VIII sing hlA
first mass on tho same day IN tho
Church OF tho immaculate Conocps
ton.
A class Of fifteen young priests
has been prepared for t0morrowH
ordination ceremonies In ~ 10
Boph's Cathedral, Hartford.
blight of tho candidates took
their courses IN NJ Bornards Hom-
mary, Rochester; four In ~ Mnry'H
Seminary, Baltimore, and one nt
the. Hulptcian Seminary IN Wash
ingt0n. One OF Tho two remaining,
Rev william 0eorgo BAIT. will be
ordained for service IN the diocese
of Monterey Fresno In California
while Raw Paul Ward OF Man
chester Will take up HIS priohtl ~
work m ~ member OF the Pnulist
society.
THOSE TO DO ordained for tho
Hartford diocese from baltimore
include thu Rovoronds Laurence
Flanagan, Thomas NJ. Londregnn,
John W. O'Nelll and Joseph y.
Buckley, PROM tho Rocheater
Seminary come the itovorcndH
Leonard M. C0nlon, Joseph Flann-
gan, Walter j, Keenan,, Joseph X.
Mccarthy, John y. O'NeilI, Walter
". Hierncki, John j, Bob0lewSki ana
Albert A. Taylor, Itev John ~,
IInnning comes from Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20

Patrick !, C0nhty, son OF Mr. ana
Mrs John j. C0nnty Of Manor ave-
nue. wnB ordained 10 prioHth0Od an
~ member Of tho Dominican Order
in Washington, -. G., this morning
by Most Row Michael j. Curley,
rchblsh0p Of Baltimore. Tho OK.
ercises took place NJ the church Of
~ Dominic ut the Catholic Univer'
slty, Father Conaty Will celebrate
his first solmen nigh mass In the
church OF the Sacred Heart ut II
o'clock next Sunday.
Tomorrow morning In Hartford
two ether Waterbury youths WIN
be ordained In NJ J0seph'H Cath.
edrai In Hartford Wy Ht Rev John
j, Milan, bishop OF the diocese and
ut The same time IN tho Cathedral
Of tho Immaculate Conception IN
Albany two more Wnterbufin NJ
Will receive Holy orders from Mos
REV Ddmund a., Gibbons, bishop Of
Albany. The two local priests NJ
Hartford will be Rev Joseph Fran
ois Flanagan, son Of Mrs Catherine
Flanagan Of 440 Wilson street and
Rev John Edward ffnnning, son OI
Mr. and Mrs william ~, IIannIDp
OF 40 Chapman avenue. The form.
or win celebrate his first mass ~
NJ patriok'H church on Sunday
morning and Father Hanning Will
0fiioIato Ut his initial mass In NJ
Mafgarets church nj IL o'clock
Bls<iny morning also.
IleV william n. Balfc, M. v. and
Rev bernard Reilly. M. n, are tho
local youths 10 be ordained In AL
pnnY. L'nther Bnlfe III tho son OF
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20

I.akevilie, May 90 Permission
heen denied the ,tAkevilla Water
Company by the Connecticut Pub
lie Utiiuies com mission to increnHe
their water rates 20 consumers re-
troactivo to July !, 1881, In n ind
ing handed down by the commits.
sion under date Of May ~.
The Water company the finding
states has been In the habit Of blll-
Ing consumers on or about July i,
for ono year In advance, and that
the 1891 bills were not sent out
until November 1891, accompanied
by notice dated october 30, 1891,
indicating an increase In rntes re-
trocative TO July !, 1921. This no.
tice and schedule OF rates was
Oiled with the COMMUNION on Mo-
vember Us. 1891, and this first no.
tice OF increase In rates was given
10 patrons OF tho company when
bills were rendered In November,
overt three months OF the billing
period l,ud ainpsed before the pa.
irons received notice that an In
crenHo had been made over exist :
Ing rates applicable TO service al.
ready rendered, IN the opinion of
the commission the company IN
not justified In increasing its rates
during the billing periods no m 10
make them retroactive. or In In.
creaaing its rates without notice
to In patrons, given IN advance,
OF the effective date OF such rate
increasc.
Tho rates In effect now and prior
to July I, 1891 are company made
rates, which under the laws Of this
state the company had the right
10 change without hrBt obtaining
specific approval Of the Commits
HiOn; but such right does not au-
th0rige tho changing Of an implied
contract an to existing rates, or Ia
make tho increase applicable Ia
services rendered under the pre-
sumnbly existing rntea. For these
rena0nA the commission auspcndh
effect OF such Increased rates ~.
tabllshed by the company, and
such Increased rates may become
effective July !. 1892, and may
continue m company made rates
until further order OF the commits
sion.
The commission also recon.
monds IN their finding several I'M.
pr0Vements 10 be made by the
company In their installation ol
mains and tho company IN ordered
TO install meters IN the IIotchkis,
school and Interlachen Inn on or BIO.
fore July I, 1899, and 10 read oncl
meter monthly for tho period from
July !, le33 10 July !, 1899. and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20

Expect Coroner
Will Act To-day;
Holding Massia
Bradley Avenue Man VIII Be Detained Until Monzani
Completes Official Inquest Of Caricla's Death
|. From Loss Of Blood Following Stabbing ARRAY

formation IN ths case In credited
10 Tony Deionges. ~. OF 90 Fran.
els street, which was Cariolas nd.
dress. The two men we're brother
FLAWS. Delonges' statement In
eliminates Mnssia. The iaters en-.
PLANTATION In also unique. He re-
members going Into the yard 70
have q night with the deceased, but
someone crashed hiL. on the chin
and no didn't remember anything
until II was all over. He was found
IN n friends home on Congress-
avenue shoftiy after the stnbhing,
lie was also cut about the face and
arms. The wounds Indicate that
they had ben inflicted with n knife.
THE police rounded UP all tho
guests OF the party staged nt the
Carioln, home. Besides DeiongcH
and Brownie Mitchell, "a, OF Oak.
VILE, who were picked up ut w
Mary'B hospital where they had
taken tho wounded man, the ma
teriai witnesses detained for the
past week were;
Another attempt will BIO made by
Coroner MonEani and the police 10
obtain more information before an
official report In filed. Frank DE.
ionges, so, Of 1404 Bank street,
Nick Masein, ~, OF 81 Wilkendn
avenue, Tony Trenoi0, ~, OF go
Congress avenue and Joseph De-
Manf,O, 40 of 648 Congress avenue,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20
HARBOR AT new
HAVEN GAVE UP
MURDERED MAN
Body Badly Dec0mposed
He May Have Been
Slayer Of Man In Water.
town, Mass, on March Z

New Haven, Conn, May 40 Gu.
y, )-.-polico hoped 10 determine 10.
day whether there was any link
betwoen tho dcc0mp0sed body OF u
murdered man dragged from the
harbor yesterday ana murder at
Watert0wn, Nuns, Mnrch 7. Autopsy
performed last night by Medical
Exnminer Marvin NJ. scarborough
showed, II was announced, that tho
lnGn had been shot with n AZ
Gnlibre revolver ana then t0Hnod
apparently from n boat, into the
water two or three weeks ago,
A letter found In ~ pocket Of tho
mans suit was Addressed 10 Frank
GENTLE, 20 Urhft avenue, Wavoriy,
Mnan, and was signed your bro
thor" When this fnct was COM
INUNDATED 10 Massachusetts au.
thoritieH, reply came bnck that the
description Of tho man answered
that Of Thomas ID Marco, 40. Of
Cambridge, Mass, sought since
early March Ia connection with the
alleged murder Of His father.in.
law, pelligrino Merulio of Water.
town, Mass,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20
O'CONNOR-HULL
BEER BILL MAY
BE SIDETRACKED
Vets Claim to Have Dis.
covered Plot to Delay
Action In House Until II
Is Too Late

Washington, May 20-a(U, y, 49,
Adv0cntes OF the O'connor-Hnl
beer Bill to-day prepared To thwurt
what thoy believe IN u deep, dark
plot TO prevent tho i0ng-hought re-
cord house vote on alcoholic boer'
Under ordinary house procedure
the vote would como next Monday,
rho vote forcing petition has re-
eeived the requisite i4b signatures
and viii by that tins have laid on
tho Speakers table for seven legls-
intiye days an required by the rule
The wet bloc" fears prohibition
lists VIII attempt 10 force nm nd
journmeDt over Saturday. The nee-
crsnry seven Legislative days then
would not have elapsed. And ~
petitions mny be voted on only tho
fourth Monday or each month tho
vets would not have another
chance N congress succeeds IN ad-
journing by June 10.
They plan 10 be out IN force TO-
day and II necessary " force n
roll call on the matter OF adjourn"
n,ent over the Weekend.
The O'connor-Hull blu IN similar
10 tho Tydinga amendment rejected
wednesday by the senate. II would
iegAiige 27b per cent beer ana tax
Il at three centH per pint
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20
Deny Water Co. /
Boost In Rates
Public Utilities Commission Refuses Request Of
Lakevile Concern @

on or before July ~, 1919. report
10 the commission the amount o.
water used by these two patrons
az shown by such monthly read
lngs, after which date "A Anal order
will be issued In this case based
upon u supplemental hearing y
such hearing be found necessary.
Judge Martin u. uormiey 81
Naugatuck represented tho peti.
TONERS before the commission at
the hearing which was held on
March ~. Mesars. Langdon anp
Warner, were attorneys for TIM
Water Company. ~
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20
ny LyLE q. WILSON


(URltcd Press stan correspondent
Washington, May 2O--(up)--
Opafations OF the Goldman Sachs
Trading corporation, tho Indian
Motorcycle pool, and other stock
exchange pools known to have been
miraculous foundations, Of quick,
daKsiing riohos we're To BIO revealed
to.day by senate investigators.
william A. Gray, senate bank
ing committee counsel, has sum
mOned Walter Sachs 70 testify 10.
day, Gray also has promised, TO
produce checks showing payment
of LARGE sums for false publicity
IN market manipulatiOnH which
Noted millions In profits within n
few boom days IN 1923 ana 1879.
a multi.miiii0nairo. thought
nothing OF paying n smart market
operator and three nsHooihtens
gi,3bt,ib2 10 dispose pf soinssof
his surplus stocks earlier Invests
gallon has shown,
In this instance thu muItI-mil.
ljonaIre waH Rudolph bpreckelH,
daacendant of u California pio-
ueer, The stock was holster Hndio,
rha narket wise trader was
ue0rge y. Breon, a. tiHht-lipnsd
but genial little man, Oscar AL
0xnndor, Arthur Cutten, famous
grain tfnder, and l.. u. Fisher or
Tho equally famous Fisher brothern
were partners with Brsen N tho
Hpreekels transactions. Bach got
s337,7sg.la cash for selling the
CailfornianH stocks NJ prideh sat-
isfnct0ry 10 him. A
Through iireen,l bpreckels sold
go. 900 sharea OF holster Radio for
approximately 80, 900, 900. Bpreck.
ais could have handled the trnnnne.
lions himself Gray eontended that
Hpreekela had engaged brecn 10
handle the deal In order 10 main
tain nm absorbent market during
disposition or the stock.
ut was pure rigging the market,
wasn't tt9H uray asked.
mo, no." said Breen, ~ was
buying and selling"
In the process of selling inc
100000 shares, breen actually
sold 100000 shares and bought
10000 Spreckels wanted from
10 10 "a for his stock. Breen sofa
II nj from ~ 10 90 Us and the
difference was the profit TOR him
and his associates, !.
ut was n very Wild. mapket"
Breen said, with the tape running
an hour 10 nm hour and q half be.
hind snles each day. All radio
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20

Sig OF the seven suspects arrest.
"a early last Sunday morning fol-
lowing The death Of liuseppe Car
lola, 20, Of So Francis street were
expected to be released to-day from
the custody OF the police on orders
from Coroner John 4. MongnnL
rhe seventh prisoner, Cesare Mas.
sia, 3s, of So bradley avenue will
he detained until the coroner COM
pistes his official inquest. Evidence
has been obtained 10 Indicate that
MARSHA held n knife In his hand
while he grappled with Cari0in.
rho latter bied 10 death from u
deep wound In thu left groin In.
iiIetsd IN a fight over u game OF
"tucco."
The cross examination OF the
seven suspects furnished the cor.
oner ana tho police with one OF the
most difiieuit problems they have
faced In months. Some OF the Wit
iiessea questioned for hours clninf-
ed to have "seen and heard no.
thing" concerning tho Tight. Two
admitted that they were drunk and
what happened was all news 10
them when they came 10 some
hours later nj police headquarters.
The authorities are frank 10 adj
nit TINT they believe the witnesses
when they say they don't remem-
Der.
However, tho principal bit OF In.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20
Millions Cleaned Up
In Market Dealings
Revealed To Senate
John ]. Raskob Was Not the Only Man to Get His Bit,
for There Were Others Who Stand Bigger in
Financial World

stocks were skyr0ckoting In those
days ue2s). drigsby.dr went
from 4 TO 1900"
Breen cited this trlpied value Of
Columbia urnphaphona and the
upward sweep Of Radio Corpora.
ton OF America from the sos TO
$50. apee
A glance at market reports this
week showed urigsby : drunow
quoted nj a low OF " ana radio
closed one day this week nj 4.
rho investigation resumed yeH-
terdny with sensational revelations
OF profits In ~ 1929 radio stock
pool. The participating put up tt2,-
$4,000 for g44,000 shares and In
seven days had won st,os4,o7s In
John J. Isaakob. chairman OF
tho democratic national commit.
tee, Nicholas v, Brady, Thomas u,
Regan and william n. Kenny each
put IN 81 900, 900 and pr0hted by
)2Di ITO each, The Fisher brothers
OF General Motors were IN the
pool No was Walter y. Chfysler,
motor magDate. Charles M.
Bchwab made sbs,342. Percy A,
Tlockefeller was In with Thomas
70. bragg and u. ". fbell I'm
Ilen) Smith 10 share $46,073
among the three.
Mrs David Sarnor, wife Of tho
president of tho Radio corporation,
Herbert Bayard HwOpe and some
others were listed M pool PARTED.
pants who put up no deposit for
their stock. Mira BarnOR and
Bwope each had 10000 shares ana
each profited by ybS,a42.
David Stock, assistant 10 the
mmittee counsel, said tbs fact
that no deposit was made had no
Significance since persons In that
category had committed them
selves 10 the pool and would have
had 20 pay II II had been u losing
venture,
IL was disclosed that Mrs NJ. j,
Meehan had two accounts IN the
pool, Hhe put up $1,000 900 and
won S37O.223. 0ray implied that
one or both OF these accounts actu-
ally was Ninder control Of Mr.
Mseban, head Of tho brokerage
Arm Of M. 4. Meehan and Co, cx-
change specialists IN radi0, stock.
The night before this investigation
Meehan sailed for Europe. An Az
soeiate said his physicians had orr
dered him away and no would be
gone gone months" That nppar-
emily. puts Meehan beyond reach
OF the committee,
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INV United l.rcaAl

MY sWttNH bNFbp
Dublin, May g0.--(Up)---Tho 70"
publican bin for abolition " tho
oath OF allegiance ~ the British
crown was sent 10 tho senate to-
day after approval by tho Dali,
n votes TO 90.
Members or the C0Hgrava opponi.
ton party expected that tho senate
would not approve the moDHure ana
that cannon DO Valera would bo
forced 10 no TO tho country In n
general election.
DoVnIern said the constitution
wna purely n domestic mnttcr and
that the government had n mnn-
date from tho people 10 take tho
oath out Of tho constitution'
Lns Rnleos Tunnel, chile, May
90 (Up) "a new cave-in 1T this
entrance OF Las hnices tunnel
thwarted rescue parties to-day
seeking 10 rclense ~ workers en-
t0mbod since early Wednesday nf-
tor u shaft had been sunk 10
within ~ few feet Of tho men.
I.oscuers Immediately began
work on u new shaft, OfIlclals
feared II could not be completed
DeIofe tOEnlknt'
Meanwhile tapping on air lines
from tho tunnel Indicated some
workers were alive.
II also was observed that valves
on the air pipes werN occasionally
opened or closed, indicating inc
trapped mon were operating mo
valves 10 get fresh air.
Nag
The house, passing the annual army
appropriation bill, retained pro-
vision requiring retirement OF -
600 regular army officers M an
economy measure by vote 0f 2Ol
10 1879, over protests of republi-
enn supporters of Secretary OF War
Hurley.
The army bill carries n grand
total OF $500, 600. 900. This is
|4b2,7sD.00O less than last year
and nearly 10000 less than
President Hoover asked for 1888.
Washington. May 20.--(uP--
william W. Smith, frequently at
tackled In congress because he
draws $3.50 a month disability
pay In addition 10 his $4,000 nnl-
AIRY M chief counsel for the vet
ernn's bureau. has submitted his
raaignation, Chairman Meswain "f
tho military affairs committee In
formed the house, smith mas been
veterans bureau counsel for nine
years. Mcawain said tho, resiHs
nafion would be effective % tho
und OF Smiths accumulated leave.
Washington, May s0.-~lup)-.-
The Reconstruction Finance cor
poration with approval OF the ~.
ieratate commerce commission viii
lend tho Pennsylvania railroad
ea7.ko0. 600 for Identification of
| ~ New York. Washington lines
and terminal improvements nt
Newark. Philadelphia and nalti-
| more.
berlin, May a0.-~ url-~A Aniis.
age atfile keRan IN Iierlin to-day
when workers ~ naunnne factories
! aull ~ . protest against scheduled
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-20
Overnight News Briefs

wage cuts. A beer strike was
settled several weeks ago.
Paris, May WP) Unem-
ployment IN France showed 10 do
crease for tho seventh successive
week TO q total OF 274,3O0 persons
on tho national dole, tho ministry
or labor announced to-day.
Paris, May 90 UP) - Forty
nine persons wore listed M missing
and believed deRd M tho result OF
the fire aboard tho Georges Phllip.
par, tho owners OF the vaaBcl Hnid
to-day Tho previous figure was
~, hut officials aaid u recount Ind
accounted for 718 OF tho 702 pnn-
sengcrs and crew.
New York, May 49, CUp)r--
ogden MlliA, secretary or tho treas.
ury, has been given tho Town Hall
club award of honor M tho mem
ber whose work during the past
year most deserved recognition for
its contribution to public service
and development of citizenship"
tito In handling ~ Job Tint IN
many OF IN Representation In more
difficult than that OF tho presl-
dent ITSELF Colonel w. !. D0no-
wan Hnid In advancing Mills M his
candidate for this honor.
-Four other candidates for tho
shonor were praised by nomlnntora
who spoke briefly on the merits OF
zach. Booth Harrington wnn
praised by Julian street: Thomas
w. Lamont by Henry Bcidel Candy,
Deems Taylor by Lawrence Tlb-
bett. Elmer Rice by Arthur Hop
kins.
Sacramento, Cal. May 20, WP)
Madame Samantha Brncacu
claimed ~ new worlds record
parachute jump for women to-day
by virtue OF her $4,000 foot drop
from an airpiane last night,
San Francisco. May s0,~Ur)--
The navy dirigible Akron planned
lelsurely flight over the Sncrn-
mento valley to-day. 1t Com &, u.
Rosendnhiy announced. Tho huge
ship was 10 pasa over stockton,
Sacramento, Woodland. Vallejo AMI
an many other cities ns possible.
returning at 7 y. m. tEpT),
Fairbanks. ALASKA, May go
(uPo~-A fierce spring blizzard
that biotted out the mountain land
Acape to-day halted temporarily the
aerial rescue Of two saientiata. one
nlaro0ned, tho other missing on the
10y slope or NJ Mckinley.
Two Of tho three Alaskan alr-
ways piietH In the relief .spcdl-
toin reported by radio that the
nforIh had forced them b. land on
Muidrows glacier where two meni-
bnrs OF the group studying the
eoamie ray mot death.
The planes ara hunting Nicholas
NpadeyncelsIa, New York seieniiHt
missing mara than q week In tho
desolate area, and Percy 7, oiten.
Jr. who rameined on the mountain
aide % direct relief efforts