Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1931, Page 38

SEVEN LIVED 8 DAYS ON ONE DAY’S FOOD Lighthouse Keeper's Wife Tells of Storm That Nearly Cost Their Lives. By the Associated Pre: HALIFAX, N. S, March 26.—The Wwife of a lighthouse keeper told Tues- day how she, her husband and their five children lived for eight days on one day’s rations while raging seas blbul'!d at their haven on Little Hope Langille and her children could be brought ashore at Port Mouton. Great waves had crashed against their tower and seven-room house until the walls sagged. ‘Their food supply was de- stroyed when the flood sfuiced into their L‘Ql]lr “Our one oonhc'. with the world,” Mrs. Langille said over the phone at Port Mouton today, “was our radio. We listened in on that and spent the rest of the time watching the storm and wondering when we would all be swept into the sea.” Langille, she said, would stay at the light “until he's washed off. The storm broke March 3. It was March 11 before the Canadian govern- ment vessel Lady Laurier was able to THE ' EVENING TURKEY REORGANIZED ALONG FASCIST LINES Mustapha Kemal Ends Tour by Commandeering “Heart Society.” By the Assoclated Press. ISTANBUL, Turkey, March 26— President Mustapha Kemal, back in the | capital after a painstaking tour of the republic Tuesday issued a manifesto | announcing reorganization of the Turk- | ish government along the lines of STAR, WASHINGTON, of the “Turkish Heart Society,” includ- ing the elaborate headquarters at An- gora to which the late “Golden Rllle" Nash, American manufacturer, con! uted $120,000. These are virtually fll only amusement centers in the l.lfl.\e wwns of Anatolia. The President has designated them as “cultural sections” of the Peoples’ party. He intends also, it was understood, to choose many young men as deputies in the new Parliament and to rally the nation’s youth about them. As an explanation of his move, his manifesto read in part: “There comes a time in the life of e\ ery nation when it must unify all material and spiritual f(nrces Such a time has com= to Tur- ey.” Light, off Port Mouton. It was 14 days before Mrs. Allen supply them with provisions by means of a line. "All Over Town” —The Better to Serve You Fascism. He has commandeered the 257 centers THE PLAN OF PROSPERITY DAYS... In this announcement we are featuring one hundred and twenty-three popular drug store needs at our regular every day low cut prices. In addition to saving money on each article purchased, on Friday and Saturday we are giving away Prosperity Dimes. EXAMPLE :—Purchase a 50c bottle of Graham’s Milk of Magnesia at our cut price of 3% . , » and;we will give you a Prosperity Dime! Thid same plan applies to every article featured in this announcement. If you buy 10 articles from among those included in this sale you will receive 10 Dimes. 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C., THURSDAY, MOTHER GETS LIFE TERM FOR DROWNING CHILDREN Judge Orders Pennsylvania Jury to Convict Mrs. Twaddell of Double Killing. By the Assoclated Press. MEDIA, Pa, March 26—Mrs. Ida ‘Twaddell, 38, was convicted by a jury in County Court Tuesday of murder in the first degree, with life imprison- ment as the sentence, for the drowning of two of her four small children in a bnth tub. ry of seven men and five wom- rated 2 hours and 50 minutes. en dell MARCH 1931. Judge Albert mmm: MacDade imposed sentence at once. Mrs. Twaddell trembled visibly when the verdict was announced and appeared on the verge of collapse. “My husband has forgiven me; my Father above lmows all, and I'm satisfied,” she cried. In his charge Judge MacDade told the jury that the case was one of “first- degree murder”; that nnmln, had been offered to substantiate the defense's plea of insanity. Counsel for Mrs. Twaddell announced he would seek a new trial. 26, ——————— When the Portobello, Scotland, Burns Club recently admitted women to a meeting for the first time in its history of 50 years, Sir Harry Lluder spoke on COUNTERSUIT FILED Countess de Benque Charges Mer- Countess J. D. de Benque, who was| Priw sued recently by A. M. Rizik on an open account for goods purchased at his | store, has filed a counterclaim against the merchant. 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