Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1931, Page 25

THE E STAR T Man, Badly Hurt, (‘am{‘,a,,l, ?l} o Burns Barn Wood WILL PRESIDE OVER WINTER L SPORTS EVENTS. To Thwart l)eath‘ ENING $IRLIN,I.)ocmhr 28 (#).—Chancellor NICE, France, December 28 (#).— Heinrich Bruening, & solitary figure in | Madeleine Keltle, American singer, was a crowd of holiday travelers, left here | slightly injured Saturday night when shortly before midnight last night for | & curtain at the opera house fell on a breif visit to the Rhineland, Only a | her at the end of the second aet of few of his femew passengers recognized | “La Tosca.” She went on with the him. role until the end of the performance. —_—_————————————— MINE LEADER GOES | 10 TRIAL IN FEUD Hightower Charged With Aid- ing Murder of Three ! Kentuckians. 1 | Five Died in This Blaze FIRE IN SPRINGFIELD, MASS, HOTEL AT ITS HEIGHT. Fires Timbers to Keep Warm Until Help Arrives. By the Associated Press. RENSSELAERVILLE, N. Y., Decem- ber 28—Lying temporarily paraiyzed beside a barn he was tearing down in | an isolated section near here, a_ farmer spent Christmas day and night burning the lumber cf the barn to keep from ] freezing to death. He burned all except | la few timbers The man, Eton Mannis, had been aught by a falling timber. He worked nself free, only to find his legs use- | MOUNT ale of FUR OATS The frugal prices will warm the hearts of the most frigid women. less | A mile and a half from a farm house shouts did not bring aid, so he crawled was conducted trial for W. B to a pile of lumber and fired it. He | huddled among the warm ashes and when they cooled fired another pile He kept this up more than 24 hours befcre his partner in a sheep farm found him. His coctor said the muscles fof his back had been paralyzed tempo- { rarily | The two men live alone on a farm in the hills back of this upland com- | munity. 'CAPITAL-TO-NEW YORK | BY AIR IN 80 MINUTES gussya veow W ne monta, Albefta, who Will be|gervice to Start as Soon as High- of the Winter carnival of sports which begins Pebruary 6 at| Speed Planes Are Delivered in the Canadian Rockies. = | Ludington Li | HE New Court Hotel, in Springfield, Mass., during the fire Saturday which caused the deaths of five persons and —A. P. Photo to Ludington Line. property damage of $100,000. An intensive search of the ruins is being made in the belief that other bodies are 2 e - Fiehity mintie alrolane & Bervice P ithin the ruins of the building. The origin of the fire is still undetermined, though it is definitely known ‘[br{“fém»] &3;};;(‘:\;&;5 :2; Qf\:";.u"‘;““"]] that it started in the room of one of the tenants, more than 50 persons being in the building when the blaze COURT/REFORMS! SOUGHT [Ectneen Washinaton o e e o was discovered —A. P. Photo R the Ludington Line. Orders have been | — = T T A TR R T Z +e | Placed for a fleet of high-speed trans- New York Merchants Also Urge | piveh N L0 orvice will begin as| ~ CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | Regularly $78 and $100 Advisory Council on Justice soon as delivery is made. Th: new TODAY g Y ¢ malily i | planes are nine-passenger monoplanes NEW YORK, December 28 (¥.—A |with a cruising speed of more than 160 s Kkind to reform the ad-| FIying time is to be 80 minutes from York | alrport to airport, with total elapsed "’) |time from downtown Washington to |/loD: It v the | gowntown New York about two hours. | TWelfth and L streets, 8 pm ) ¢ ‘;32«“ Is about 40 minutes less than at| pDinner. Columbia Dental Clinic, Uni- \VI” carry out yoUr : ersity Club, 7 | | P Amnouncement also was made today | VS Olub. 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