New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1925, Page 11

1925, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, D e e GOVERNOR TOBE ASKEDTOSTEPIN Florida Land Grab Case Becomes Much Involved Fort Myers, Fla., Aug. 15 (Pr— Governor Martin will be asked by Marco Island homesteaders to inte vene in the fight for 3,000 acres of “lost land.’ Armed with petitions signed by 158 persons, said to be almost all the voters of Colller county not in the employ of Barron G. Collier, & delegation of homestead claimants will go to Tallahassce as soon as a appointment can be made to see the governor, The petitions demand that Sherift W. R. Maynard and his armed dep- uties, who are alleged to be support- ing Collier’s claims to that portion of the land unaccounted for in gov- ernment surveys, be ordered to leave the island. Appeal to the governor was deter- mined upon last night by W. G ‘Williams, owner of the town site of Mareco, and othér homestead claim- ants, after County Judge G. W. Storter of Collier county told them he had no authority to intervene. The local attorney for Collier said yesterday that the department of the interior order of July 24 dld not pro- vide for an ‘‘exploratory survey” of the island to determine the precise boundaries of all the land to which title 18 held by Collier and others, Williams, however, Insists that the order does so provide. He is rely- ing on the survey to establish his claim to the existence of a strip of land more than a mile wide run- ning through the island—a which he contends has never deeded to anyone and still is gov- srnment land on which homeste: may be taken up. Tt is this land which has been fenced in by Collier agents, supported by nard. BOSTON NEWSPAPERHAN, K. P. REPORTER, IS DEAD - heen Gilbert B, TLittleficll Had Hell Many Positions of Re- eponsibility Boston, Aug. 15 (F) - Littlefleld. for several correspondent of the Press died last night at | the Roxbury d illness. He was b6 vear Mr. Littlefield for held positions of rest the Assoe the servie Haten bureau for. Five years was trans. ferred to the Boston office wheve he served first as night editor and then as day editor. On April pointed immedia Gilbert yea B Roston sociated home in triet afier brief of many onsibility He in 1921, was correspondont divection of th England service, For the pas Mr. Littlefield had been health necessitting long I« sence, at end of which linquighed citive e bilities but continued editor np te a few day when ¥ fered the attack that proved Mr. Littlefield is survived widow. Kent Cooper. general man ager and E McKernon, intendent of the eastern The Associated Pre siong of regret to last night FORD MOTOR C9. ACCUSED St. oston in New e the his ex yon 1 work [ fatal, is Ly s veare super division, sent expres Mrs, Littlefie] Tovis Firm Claims Flivier Con- cera Is Infringing On Patents For Auto Transmission Bands. St Louls, Aug. 13 (P-—The Motor company is infringing on ents for automobile nds, the and Bohy Tonis d plaint filed in T Court. The lat injunction fits ft & result of a The plaintift Thomas Lo Tdahe, inv mprove tramemission bands and W two patents, which later der the control of the loc: aged in the m utomobile I petition st Tord pat nsimission Inc., n rn see arl 1 com r con ounting of pro- ges suffered as infringement s that in 1916 s'of Iahh and an ac ented n passed al comp: he t ntion met with popular 2 was a heavy public ban The Ford cally charged with knowin triving to deprive Lou of the profits which would under t vention by manufacturing contaning prin Bridgeport Strike Is ettled, Workers Winners Bridgeport, Conn, Aug. 15 (P— The strike clared the ho. riers in Bridcepert two was settled this morning. will return to work Mon recelve 65 cents an they struc TI od re master buil t of five cer and there 1 the Approv Jdema for conc the St ; for following the ers to gra in No e to recognize tio! union of the nnion is i ment BOND MARKET Aug. 15 (@ within narrowm THI hich we ich Eastern alightly vanelng T ligations change. 1 were firm. with roment issues strin | Sheriff May- | {JUDGE REMITS FINE AS WEDDING PRESENT | Misconduct Charge Brought In Po- lice Court—Sald To Have Driven Without License Stanley Kripaitis of Waterbury 1 Mrs. Anna Poskos of 138 Win- [tor street, pleaded gmuilty before Judge William C. Hungerford in police court this morning to charges | of misconduct following their a at the woman's home last night by |Acting Se it John O'Brien and | Patrolman Daniel Cosgrove. The police told the court that the com- ple had been living together at the | Winter street louse for about two | | weeks. Kripaltis was fined $15 and costs, Judge Hungerford suspending judg- |ment in the case of the woman. The |couple said that they intended to | get married and the court told Kr | paitis that if he was married by | wl‘(\l Saturday, tt {the fine and cost |ent. The cas st as a wedding pre against Rupert Price of erating an automobile at Commer- clal and Elm streets without a li- ense last night was continued until | Tuesday for trial. Price was ar- | rested by Supernumerary Policeman | Jonn Rappano(ti after he hx‘ |struck a bicycle at the two s MANY NEW SHIPS T0 HAVE M!}Tl}% Nearly Half of Them to Be Pro- pelled in This Way \don, Aug ship consten warld for the ¥ throngh quarter a1 ister of &hip- refurns total i as compared with the Of th total | was under uction in l‘ in 11 Treland 1,093,587 { 100 tons less than at the Mareh., In untries L eonstruetion amounter 1.27 fons, an i of 45,000 ton the quar in Mare figure the leading abre crmany 407,366 fons Ital France 16 tons 100,682 fons Unit 1 | e 3 tons, shown buildin Hons e pr G tons, end new 244 over The tries e other co to creass ter ended for cont fons; tons. il total 02,001 {0 in the with world mbustion 912 tons, steam vessels ed inters unts to 1,100 i tonnac continue place apuision. while ve 25 tons. the under constructior tonnag motor nt steam, clopmen this il taking in pr 1014 16 has e ) tons there en an in in \ing and motor- pal mari- | During 914 Great 1-2 per ol a world's n is un and iron ton- ocen- 1 he Japan, wifacture and sale | rn is speciri- | Helen | erine Doylr -end in N Mason om In{ernational Police Cenference Invaluable of New York's “finest court would remit | [ 115 Clark street, charged with op- | ~ |suaded him to return home, and the cquais | HARTFORD ‘DOPEY’ BEING ROUNDED UP |State and Federal Men Hunting Out Drug Fiends Hartford, Aug. 15 (P—Federal, | county and local authorities today |began a round-up of “dope” ped- | dlers and addicts in this city. Three arrests and the conflscation of a quantity of narcotics resulted during |the forenoon and more arrests were | |predicted. Those under arrest arc | Michacl Petrlazo, a street car| motorman; William McDonald and I'rank Ryan. McDonald, who was arrested in his rooms, is held on charges of act- ual sale of narcotics and possession. I2 will be tried in the Unlted States urt. Petrizzo 1s charged with | possession, and Ryan, who was re- leased from the state farm at Nor- wich six weeks ago, 18 charged with being an addiet. Potrizzo and Ryan will be arraigned in the local police court Monday. FORMER RESIDEN STRICENATISLAND M. 0. Guiffin Brought fo New " London Where He Dies Michar 53 Whitney t Iiheriy died 1 J. Griffin, street, Ha resident , of 256 South ford, and for- of New Britain, terday at the Lawrence |Memorial hospital, New London. IMr. Griffin had heen vacationing at Block Island for the past two weeks {and while there had a slight hem- jorrha of the stomach. Because lof his condition, Mrs. Griffin per- a couple were met at the boat by their Franklin Griffin, and shortly started for Hartford by auto- iobile, They had just started, | however, when Mr. Griffin snffered |another hemorrhage and he |taken to the hospital where he died | Mr. Griffin was 53 vears old and {was born in Counfy ¢ Treland. ie went to Hartford as a boy. Fx cept for a time when he was fore- !man of the forg department. at the Russell & Erwin Mfg. Co. here, |he enzaged In the trade in Hartford. {1or the past fifteen years he was in business manufacturing a steel | norseshoe ealk of his inventlon, Mr. Griffin was a_member of | Rritain Todge of Elks and a char- member of the National Master shoers' association. Besides his wife, who was Miss therine Hayes of Sonth Manche he Jeaves a son, Franklin Grif- som, |arter was for Horse | Ka ter, finy UAREKILEDON FOURTH OF JULY Fireworks ~ Explosions Leave Trail of Death York, Aug 15 (M —The 1 survey of casnaities of this | Fourth of July eelebration by American Muéeum of Safety and National Committee for the Pre- of Blindn, given ont to- that 111 were killed and 030 injured. The lysis js made from 500 cities in majority of the victims Approximately 800 occurred July 4, 200 were recorded | Independence Day. 24 and others Only 50 of the jalties ed in connection vith public celebrations. reports give evid Sts. re- i ention , shows an rts 36 A children sualties more than and after as early as July ocenr June T'he e of only 111 Iy result death of the vie- children, lost their of their clothing d by so-called harmiess Six very young children 1 to have died of poison- ting firecrackers. rest of causaltles wa n Louis, where riously hurt and 60 red minor injuries. A statenent companying the report sa The fact that in New York city, among a population of more than six million, were only ten casualties and t in Chicago, among a population than three million, therc 16 casualties is convicing ctiveness of re- properly en- most a te list f were more only FRENGH ORPHAN BOY ENLISTED AT 10 YEARS 1gram salem, Ore., Legion Boast Youngest | Active Member of War Veterans. | Aug. 15 (P—Capitol American Legion member, Mauric: . who join army in France in when he was 10 | active I're Ame Decemb rican 191 years ol ¥ lopted Pack technicalities Vv formally t left to P muster rol action 1 milies 1 Wearing t tive 18 months o avoid weed W nd m)r" with lir corps of ted pol years k 't ix has been in this coun he has passed through the grades | f grammar and completed ' the first three years of high school school From O Lunnon!SOUTHERNERS WILL | From dea r ol Lunnon we word that this is the proper for the well regat “bag: in diamete -dressed This young man at or nan to wrapped around the angles. the Weybridge is wearing the new Oxford They measures 18 36 inches of inches cloth DOGS WIN PRIZES AT PLAYGROUND SHOW | Other Wea rs Tunny !1""# Pet Trained To Do Trichs-— Costume-— Bartlett Program Monday A were Paradise under 1 commission. especially, Japanes Ba Mildred priz Among to shake with a rub ptured the collar was th Gun ¥ the from poodles were on exhibition. ning, for heing the tricl hane or | ge number of dogs entered Park auspices of the piayground at th vosterd Al typ Germ airedale Bar 18, si 1 pr placed out and he went and found it on orders [tp from his mistress The prize costume «ho had 1 in a paj hreed was indignit Despite od he 1 club will pre to the 1 youngste o'clock The Dutch atek and H by Jenney dance by Picnie girls' chorn wicz, Connie Monko; Walick Zehresky; Little Tlor P wen a v nd P T Thre his ba dane the Alfre for to dog, suit. neertain, showeil 1 behay rize. sent. fhe neighhort rs Mon dance by n Zales brisks by ¥ Jenni Veror wicki, and sor Trish ( song hy Lilly C'ooks," by ence merry-go-ronnd group of small girls DR. CROFT DROPS DEAD Well Known New Haven Astrologer Famous Many Wor New Haver Ciat progrossive 1 nen party, an ined fame of many Dr. Croft sued only a “The Astral mads & fo number ¢ cat gestion for His 1d Events. R 1 for s d even Comp! SoAst te He h was ca ka; Toek ' in wl an - ay aft of pol es an pet o as awagded best trained dog. dis s whe of maost 1 Kkie,” ¢ okie resented 18 of for he hood ™ iay afternoon Mary oup of small girl Z nica g by Enitle; ** Jenny Rar- | Pauline | 0. danc Prediction died sud- | was called | ng n a8 4‘1;‘ ed by Suspect Arrested in Towa l{a\ mow Murder Des Mo! | With one ma tics today they were mystery voma of a hay sta P body man withheld 1 here o ha body n A bel night stran Milelr, of st c has not Away grAue s U s President " Coolidge th soly the ositive 11 was disco last July ek burne ompany in nd t ta ition findiy in the arlisle several | ion of | ¢ City ltems his Ac d cat ernoon dog: ice 1o f Miss the d W up and do stunt The trick which | Lis | n sight unique Kondersky |[yass of old Ire W hos this f 1s artlett playsround dramatic following pro- at | Kozi- recitation | Rlicking folk | “The sky Mar; Jenni Th by of fon is- ich he a wide |, a x»w!-, 1 ute uthori- | lief vmr; of the 1g of & ashes ng hing Miss | her Home cooked lunches at Crowell —advt. thing | wear. | lamo- | Cilia and Lu VISIT NEW BRITAIN, Delegation of Virginia Businessmen | | Muking Flying Trip Through New England, | The delegation of Virginia nessmen who plan to make of New England in October will stop in New Rritain, i the announc ment made today. To stop here wi not included in the original plan, but New Dritain was Included fn the list ot cities to be visited following | rence in New Haven yester- . at which Ralph L. Gould, | retary of the Chamber of Comme | was present, | There will be about 49 men in | the delegation. They will spend three | days in Connecticut, They will arrive in this state October 12, and will | spend that day in Bridgeport, Wate bury and New Haven. They w over night in New Haven coming to New Britain the next morning. From liere they will go to Hartford, Wil- liamstown and New London, where hey will remain over night. We: ay they will spend in New Lon- don and will leave the same day| | with the Rhode Island delegation for that stq hefr ultimate destination is Port Me. While in New Haven they will taken through a machine tool | tactory, in Waterbury they will visit a plant of the American Brass Co, | lin Bridgeport they will visit a mu- | | nition plant, in New Britain they woll go through a builders’ hard- | ware factory, in Hartford they will| linspect a typewriter factory, in Wil- liamstown they will see the thread industry at its headquarters, and in New London they will vieit the har- busi- | tour t see- | 1 i i \! 1 v I v v e. T and, in | he t t It marine trip Stanley H. Bullar former pres- fdent of the Connecticut Chamber of Commeree, {& chairman of the Con- necticut committee, 1 t | FOLI HOLIDAYS ARE DBSERVED ltahans Gelehrate These Event sI in Style ‘ 15 (P —The tradition John's Yive festival, of the religions and folk hol- whicl have survived into the 2nth cenfury from the Italian middle was celobrated this year with (" | | th of popular gusto which he- | |1ied the tale of Rome's fast growing ;nm‘l'vnwumn | [ | t i a1 s nany Ang. 7 one quaint lidays . Emulating the exampie of their scores of thousands gath- spacions square of the t. John Lateran and, horns, bells and liber- made merry almost it more n of ancestors, ered in the Fasilica of [ with w Mn?]r;. wine-biddine, {hrough the night with a sp reminiscent of 500 years ago th today CGireat torches flickering from atop ancient Roman wall, upon which [the dignified facade of John's v lighted up milling and young, making as poss Rickely et sold looks dov [ s much hooths noige ind and street hucksters penny vougil clay and a ! peasant-ma desi |walk merchants did {ness in fresh lave |carnations, for it is a tradition {the holiday that the bethrothe and nearly betrothed—exch: orned made of with crud Othe a thriving busi dor sprigs je r side- i and | of ge car- [nations. | der Tholidays abserye refully another of the Tve traditions by 1i wh enails and carcesses fresh mor t. Jo ; patroniz ling hoo flavored from roasting spit. slices of pork ent from the 'SHOULDER BROKEN AS MOTOR CAR OVERTURNSI Two Others Hurt In Crash On /| l Meriden, Aug. W. Miller of D to Grace hospital, A fractured shoulder, Mrs. Harry Devers of Forestville Iwere treated for cut sand bruises, after an automobile opcrated by | Devers turned turtle near the uth- shire town lafter o'clock last Mr. Devers, it was said tempting to pass a | him when the wheels of ame caught in t e roadway, and t turtle by the side of the 1 four occupants were pir the automobile. \r.a Miller, besides ctured shoulder, mm:u cut bro Mrs. Davers were cut abe and body. The latter w | by Dr. Wilbur I. Moore of C | Constable Wesley Collin |shire investigated the acci lat a late hmxr had ma Southington-Cheshire Line. 5 (P)—Mrs. was Geor taken n, with li nig |ington-¢ ) f1 was also \r. a it the fa & Has a Bad Ttm\hmho | Plymouth, Vt, Aug. 15 (P |the president gets a toothac After suffering the om a crowned Pre olidge, home for with | father, motored to Woodstocl and applied to Dr. F. lentist and aimly. Dr. Jewe put in a fill | dent to ret Conlide [to do so through v 0 visit n much CALL New York's Iy lost or night clock at city warrowly | HYTLAN ||\\l!n\| New York, Aug. 15 the wall . when a vis As he moved | the clock fell ai |itor was announced the chair to his desk from the wall an at 9 up by the " girl | der Singles singles for girls 14 to 16 yo | Pa afternoon. liminary ¢ should a Chamber | sion will he Norwalk M;lh Rz;dl) Hurt When Auto Crashes Pole (P —TLaw a sty Fpench T0 PLAY PADDLE TENMIS TOURNEY Finals on Thursday Dick ity Anderson playgroun inter-playqgr ouranment hip of the vent. The 0 o'cloc The sched supervisor ha ind to settle various prelimin Tuesday, 1 arvan paddic the grounds fes w cha in August of matches supervisor is as follows 5 Preliminaries Start Tuesday and' d te pion- this rt 18 Irawn st Bartlett against Washington at the artlett grounds, 1 to 16 year tel to 14 to 16 y loubles, 14 to rlett & Washington joys under 14 under 14 years r 14 years. Nat Hale Jurritt grounds, inder 14 ye inder 14 years. 14 years. Jurritt on tor an N d doubles unde Paraside Park dise Park. o 18 years old, o 16 years old, o0 18 years, 16 ainst \ grounds, years and r a old bo; ingl , limite ingle 1 to s lim- v old girls; mixed ¥ rs and singles M t1 Nathan 1 r old L sing and mixe f ainst Single ixed wan Hale Hale 4 to 1 a 14 yeurs ainst bo or a rs. Smith y and shington on for girls yubles Burritt on for boys girls loubles un- gainst ET nmnh at Singles for boys 14 singles for M Hm'h at Smith grounds. boys and girls under 14 years; doubles under 14 years. Tixed gl ris 14 doubles 14 Paradise Parl against Singles for mixed The semi-finals and finals will he | Thursday at 2 Al he Burritt Thursday. 30 strect o'clock ground WHAT IS EXPECTED 1 winners in the ntests are asked to he at early | bor, winding up yith a probable sub- | [plaved off at the Burritt ground on In her possession, n the pre- | OF THE NEWSPAPERS |Chamebr of Commeree Sccrctarles liminary condition to any acttlement And Newspapermen Plan to Discuss This Next Month, How much be e of this rtis nuch n the adve Ain he on Conr refal The que he Chamber of ewhere in ¥ will bhe e disc The wph nd it naking a two ¢ fore fhis organiz ne day con Norwalk valk tomohile r n given to the Chamber of Commuerc ing |thrashed out publically in N mber icut Assoch refaries mec tion will be areu 1 Conn,, lan of ( ho ine formal subjr A1 cwspaper acti really columns v and ymmerce Englanc vit of Commercn geeret New made by 1 promine Plan paperr particiy sion W t of the amber 15 the sion. on has 15 irner spital as MeQui shing Wilson with h A at of a planned ne e 14 st a space es of 1 how lon 1 Brit- when Com from by Ay a nt are to iy v W ‘v fisens 1 day to t day, cet result in nce street, broke and the one pole, co MeQuillan was rid H « Philadely R 1 in ia, Atlant an a ouncee [ A state tax of added to the onsumers. fining luction T b two ¢ and v is thou! 15 ( Compar of ice of The mnc service to Penn Point 1 was Tid r wher car mple he rear ) 3 W , st nts a ga 1 1o AS CHEAPER IN PHILA ta tions. lon is vania Mile off a Selne, Raymonde er tower into the Malicot High Dwer kN diving River it | flow MORE THAN 18,000 DRUG ADDICTS IN WINDY CITY ‘l']n‘rn Also Are Several Thousand LINCOLN'S PRESS AGENT WAS WONDER Did Much, Story Relates, to Secure Govt, Loans Aug. 15 (A&—Abraham n had a press agent. was Robert J. Walker, whose ty brought millions in finan- to the federal government in from Kurope in 1863, when Civil war was at its crisis. he got into a balloon and oss lingland, the first man scattering propaganda. : lie rode through Lon- six milk white horses in glorious than that ambassador to show rail splitter” More Who Are Not Known to Authoritles. Aug. 15 (A—Investiga narcotic expose here 1 | developed that there are 18,000 drug addicts making no secret their | plight. Several thousand more, Ulmer, chiet agent, drugs but peddle average addict says Ulmer. physician | Chicago, {tion 1 the of icago, use cotic ' 1 es ulso h do mnot deal W The a duy, and one that &r na clal ald loans the | Once rode, to Anothr for s dai fatal to the While extent of tinue charge narcot would -users. uin majority of ne ofticials collect data on the arcotic here they con- | don behin soarch for which they |an equipa Colonel Gray Beach, |of the Au chfe with tho Britis! iving in excl Irugs | nad money. In ten packin onging to | Walker was so described by Pro- Beach agents found a | fos W. E, Dodd, University of miscellany of ng ) orlan, in the last of a from a baby's a sackful of | of “Little men of cheap jnckkniv It American history hundred Chine pracident's press agent was cigaret cases lon to put a stop to con- | dreds of keys. and to borrow as Jewelry valued at § could to sustain the il in safety deposit es federal government, longing to Kitty Gilhoo! r Dodd. rest led to s is own $100.000 gev. Tifforts of extond whera acr do so, us¢ loot W e more rian nat the sterday sor mer il to Chicago I cries lectur eat | The ience in lar m pipes ederate loans as e t1 y 0,000 was hoxes be- whose fou re of drugs valued at 1 days ago. o federal agents were 11ast night to Kankan ., they arrested Dolla Trudean f Kitty ley. | oy a ok check book 1 him. Ie spent a great if not part of his fortune to sup- wealth and dignity of the 1 States, wit greator port Unfte “Ilis ride in the balloon was a san- sation. The propaganda he scat od was in the form of a pamphle Wilson's 14 points dropped in |the Worid war behind the German Ilines. Only Walker's pamphlets to Great Britain's satisfaction ferson Davis had repudiated millio Mississippi’s debts in Gilhoc nts sail of drugs an found a quan tity 1 a Chinesc o rote talian (.mt ‘n\mus to Adjust Deht Status | Rome, Aug. dominant 1nm'n in the Italinn presg dise of the Ameri -Itallan delt '14 on is the urgent sn stion that the eign exchangs lue of the lira \fl brought to a level more in con- [formity with the actual purchasing ‘mmr of the lira in Ttaly as a pre- “" [ o ques- t was a stroke of genlus, Within month the credit of the confed- eracy fell from par to nil. The southerners were frantie, Of course wag falsehood pure and simple. imes, hitherto friendly . opened its columns to = % of Ttaly's de to the United States, 1t is urged that the lira shall he established on this level so securely | as to prevent any restoration of the repaney hetween fts ex- and its internal pur- value which the papers say “But that was not all. Walker be. gan to horrow for Tincoln. Linceln wag In sore need. Walker went to Holland, where he borrowed more for Lincoln. Rut it was at Frank- fort, Germany {hat Walker perform- ed miracles. There he induced Jew- ish hankers ta lend the United Stafes $250,000,000. Tt was as great as winning the battls of Lincoln was saved 1in | present ai change va asing 10 is uny Th maintalng that the | United States shall benefit hoth her- seIf and Italy by bringing ahout "h a stabilization as a preluda fo debt settlement, asserting that thig would be tha only just eourse in of the fact that t xchange 10 of the lira 1s now one-fourth of that in effect at the time the delt % was contracted, Sniapaionghad agt | rgton, He w American Polc< ‘\I(‘mher | of ‘Sokol,’ Are Welcomed | Warsaw, Poland, Aug. 15 (A—A {delegation of Toles living In the ites who are members Athletic welcome when they arri foday. The party includes 2 and 118 women, who will par- ipate in the celebration of the so- ty's twenty-fifth anniversar; Defore the great war this soclety tituted a form of secret prey tion of the Polish people for mill- | tary so that might be | day whe nit would he for independence, ition 18 widely the m and to improve phy the nation. press rneq 1d showed, to, Amerlea Walker was and never ation in Wash- g s not reimbursed and he and his wife, the granddaughter of T Franklin, were reduced He hegan to lobby in snd received money from ian minlster t brihe mem- s to vote for the pur- A He attempted & - two, falled and then testi- his oewn humiliation and e dled and was buried un- nd ohscure. foh he T nit th v warm Sokol" society recei aska 1 to el fmen cir [New Basic Element Is Made Into Metallic Form hagen, Aug. 15 (A—Two s of the new basic element, I hafnium, have produced {in | metallic one ounce of which he to the United Stats is 1¢ 0od that the new ele- 1t may be successfuluy used in the manufacture of audion lamps for io. Niels Bohr, discoverer of hafnium ind winner of the Nobel prize fer vsics in 1022, was not able at first » new element into metal- He has now, however, ac- 1 this, assisted by Poul civil engineer. Success by oxygenization of & alvit, found in Nor- and containing six on sorvien they % ann 1 been the an organiz ol ex its i form, n sent und now the It Fear Mount Shasta Ts to Ha\c an Eruption 15 (A—T"nus- vicinity have given among many that getting ready for condit Mount ions in e of , near here, irise to the belief er s ctivity. fons by th Wy the Ur s show oud river is four n ol 1 Mount Investi, bureau of er water of the NMe( degrees warmer {the surface of |warmer than is Incre ng and that grass is dying in meadows much e fer than usual. Heat i bowels of t mountain is be lof the pecu ‘ oo {Smith and Nelson Are Given D. S. C. Awards San Diego, C ag ell H Italy Plains to Cut Down Importation of Wheat an, Italy, Aug. 15 (P—TItaly is an effort to reduce the ad- alance of her trade by cut- the importation of wheat Ng heat and other er cheap markets of 1 of the more expen- United States and advantage of roff, the Rus- as offered to tals of grain s year at low in Italy is v the stars ht around presented rvice medals, s t world, uished by special historical me monial well The exerclses tonk the identical spot | Nelson took oft on | their voyage. on 2 were fa to Italy (The quintal s) with disting rded then ss for their W Nash Fnzivneering Co. Has lo Work Day and Nig Conn., Aug. 15 (P\——-A has begun work at the cering company here and is now working day and full capacity. Officials state ve orders amounting to 1 hand. The plant, which has orders from the Board and Swiss gov- These must be delivered iately, a ng to Harold almost th and | Jariot on place wh i walk AERIAL R \"\\ AY TO l'\\l Munich tion of A a mps, | var Garmisc K many wble to hour a cd by | £ DUBLIN FAVORS BIG | Dut Avg. 15 @ ¢ co w worki cations led to the 21 sons ea an tou SOCIALIST EXPELLED Aug. 15 (#—The national gress of the sociallst party in its today expelled the Varenne on ae- his acceptance of the ap- to the of governore a1l of French Indo-China. appointment was announced 29 ad immediately caused a tion in the socialist party, of a member, be- *opposition to pting offices un- government.) g session FAMILIES lexar T ho have 14,400 ap- Tuly | orda whi wa | with are mbers a ourgeols” 3 TO FIGHT 15 UP—Mike Me- light heavyweight engage in his his title to Panl Friday at ‘) ium. opposing Ton Orleans in & 12 pion, will >y “oney Tsl d s lo of Ne nd contest gible, with one light showing, was| This bout will be the feature on fiying high and was headed toward |card which includes a six round ¢ |Gould Tsland, about three miles from |between Jimmy Slattery of Buft: here on the bay, where the mother 'and Maxey Rosenbloom of ahip, Patoka is anchored, York, I o ¢« over Narragan t of thi at ty, Maru . orning. ate