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B EEEEE———— X% FLASHES OF LIFE: FRIEND OF CHURCH § IS GOING TO PAY SALARY OF BISHOI’?ANTI FASCISTS NDIANA HOLDING STATE CONVENTION Republicans Are ~ Selecting Entire Ticket Lodianapolis, May 24 (®—Ballot- ing on candidates for governor and ten other state offices. adoption of a platform and‘clection of seven delegates at lavge to the national convention in Kansas City were the ! high lights on today’s program of the republican state convention in sexsion here. Yesterday the delegates saw Gov- ernor Ld Jackson, recently acequit- ted of aftempting to hribe his predecessor Warren T, MeCray, g0 to the’ speaker’s platform. explaining | the bribery charge and then saw the convention suddenly adjourned by convention Ieaders without Governor Jackson, or 8enators Arthur K. Rob- inson or Jumivs K. Watson heing al- lowed to their speeches. deliver prepared Representative in Congress Frod . Turnell of Atfica, permanent chair- | banged the gavel for adjourn- jately after he and after weastle, ment alnost imme had made 1dar George ML Barnard delivered the keynote s Jackson's defense in his before the trying the case & wotion that iover bribery trial Public as th granted the concealinent nor Iy never Iz <ho got Dl mot been uoafter the state had completed its case and thavefol of limitations preclude contiction the ystatute any However, nizht Governor Jackson last | his speech to the he denied ever having | conspiracy o hribe Met'ray to appoint prosecutor of Marion as charged in also denied that Indiana now peleased It ntered info former Governor his choice as Indianaolis) the indictment T K pross connty e phenson, former grand dragon | ing a life ferm for the murder | of a girl 1 exerted any in- fluence in his administration Jackson <a1d bitter opposition to tion followed his re- offer by Warren ¢ president of the Tndia Hodges, Klux Klin his adinin fusal of Fairbank News, and Curtis to give Governor port of the News if Fairbanka or a Unifed States M. Ral- | napolis general Jacksor Manager the suy would appoint nian of his to senutor stecved Rannel &ton. who had just dicd Governor J thur 1. Hebm Eenator fo the Another o ntion Kson appointed At on the present junior post anding result of the to date 1he comention Ieaders to leave Tackson and both Senators md Robinson off the slate en delegates al Jarge opposition to Jackson had re- suited hecanse of his indictment. It was to smooth the situation it was said, that the two Indiana senators decided to remain on the slate. Governor Jacksen, however, gain- ed a place on the state’s delegation to the national convention when the nth district cancus including In- dianapolis elected him as one of the district’s two delegates. The entive delegation is pledged to Sena- tor Watson, fatorite son the esidential nomination. decision the Governor W ot the 3tson for TROOPS IN DRIVE Canton, China, May 24 (A-—Troops of the Kwantung province are mak- ing a determined drive to wipe out communism The troops on Monday killed 130 alleged reds on the Island of Hainan. Russian women employed in the cabarets of Canton are heing order- ¢d to leave the city. They are ac- cused of having conspired with va- rious communists who recently have Veen rounded up. American automobiles won two nts 1n a race meet held on an ice °k at Helsingfors, Finland, re- cently JACQUELINE LOGAN, Pathé DeMille DIRECTORS PICK GIRL'S ch | ca | leged erime |8 By the Associated Prew Hempstead, N. Y.—"A friend of the diocese™ 1s to pay the $15,000 salary of Bishop Stires, head of the Long lsland Lpiscopal diocese, for another year. Notwithstanding pro- tests the bishop prevailed upon the diocesan convention to accept the paid to some of the clergy. are surmises that the "frien bishop himaclf. There " is the New York—Samuel is a Kuku no lenger. He's a cook. A judge gave him permission to change his name for obvious reasons. Amsterdam—Queen Wilhemina is to be out of the country when the Olympic games open. The generally accepted explanation is that they vill open on Sunday New York—When men fight wo- wen like to have men with them. A scction of Ebbets Field reserved for women at a championship hout had none without etscorts. Mitz, 18, college has swum 75 miles in the Dan- in eleven hours. The temper of the water was 4S. New York—In devotion to 4 noble e Gustave Hartnan, 45, conrt justice, and Miss May Weis have hecome devoted to each He is founder and president Israel Orphan Asylum superintendent, They marry Vienna girl e Hile ture She are 1o London—Dr. Dorothy Cochran 1.ogan, who under the name of Nona Melellan, faked a channel swim, has heen reproved by the prefession With a warning. She told the cral medical couneil she she had heen such an diot was sorry New York—Mr. . C. DPyle town aliead of his hunioners, heat curious to the question. “No.” he said. "I am not broke. T'm $100,- 000 behind, but there will be plenty of money fo pay off the ner.” He added that the race cost $250,000, Prize money $45,000 would will e number estimated adio urope is New York—Jamea 1 Walker, of e~ nifty wardrobe, has a new elah. ate piace dgear —a creani- colored, silk-Iin ten gallon hat The donor was Mr. Tom Mix Ahan T he will gnve Rostan--Giovernor ler announ: nent people.” whose charges have preciptated co-callad state house liquor investigation, a chance to re- peat their allegations under oath Ful “promi- Portiand, Me weather holds Army-Rremen planes in harher here Tenox. Mass—Former Congress man Charles G. Washhurn of Wor. cester, stricken with paralysis dur- ing western Mastachusetta Episcopal diocesan conference. South Hadley yoke college atudente campus smoking by rule Mase.— Mount Hol- harred from new faculty Greennich — While being ar- raigned in court on a charge of stealing; a bandags on the wrist of William . Alahei discloses an at- temipt to take his life in his cell, the second fime within a week New Haven — Professor Gustay Cassell, economist, declares that gold standard {s bhecoming mere of 4 necessity and the world ia de. manding that American bankers MEET Women's and are not CHIEF ALLURE Screen tests reveal smooth skin most important L0S ANGELES, CALIF.-Dark or fair, piquant or classic, what- ever her style, there is one thing every girl must possess if she hopes to become a star. This all impor- tant requisite is smooth skin. “ The close-up is ;he final m;t ofa .creer} star’s arity —and surest proof of her g‘:lul ,"_declares James Cruze, Pathé DeMille director. For this reason directors consider smooth skin—* studio skin" —even more necessary for success than eyes or § fascinating mouth. ¢ Nine out of ten movie stars in ¥ollywood are using Lux Toilet Soap for their priceless skin. This new soap is made by the celebrated method perfected by the French for the manufacture of their world famous toilet soaps. Jacqueline an, Pathé DeMille star, 2 *“The satin smoothness of my ski after Lux Toilet Soap is delightful.” All the big film studios have selected it asthe official soap for their rooms—an interesting which ti the gift because of “pitiful” salaries | city | L back of the in prize win- | at | ~ Continued had | relief | dJordan’s. 215 Main St. If you Jordan’s offers for tomorrow. .. Special Values in High-type DRESSES carry om their stabilizing influence on political levels, Willimantic—A tension wire car- rying 2,300 volts, hurls Arthur J. | Hurteau 18 feet to his death. Work- ing on a telephone line he came in contact with the wire when scending a pole. New Haven—Connecticut Collcgc of Pharmacy issues 57 degrees as commencement exercises. New Canaan—Row over a wire fence placed around the old parade ground cemctery reopens litigation |on the ownership of the property. Frederick T. Fisher who claims |ownership. institutes civil brought against Selectman George T Smith. Two years ago Elmer Joues | was restrained by the court from interfering with the property. Darien——Two men in a truck and 4 woman and & man in a convoy machine arve arrested when 2 rels of beer are found. 3 har- Waterbury — Federal prohibition °nts from three states, in an en- ldeaver to “clean up” the city, arrest 19 men after securing evidence of liquor. The Waterbury Minister's Association 18 said to have heen in rai ~Tn order that future accidents in-the state may rot be tampered with by the public, | wreeks will be guarded by state po- Heemen until the arrival of an ayja- | tion inspector, | Havttord {airerart | Hartiord—Tire hlowout on mia chine wifh four occupants may re- sult 1w death of one. Two of the |others arve seriously injured. The {accident happened on a curve, fhe |auto striking a tree, | Bridgeport -~ Thousands hare heads wher body of Mgr. Patrick J McGiiney is borne to St. Charles {church upon arrival from Europe. Oter 300 priests attend service of the office for the dead. New Haven--Archbishop John & Kedrovshy is denounced as a heretic in the lotters of three hishops of the Russian Orthedox Greek Catholic {church of North America, introduced in his ouster suit against Reu Stephen T. Burdike, pastor of = | Meriden ehurch | Hartford — Airplanes will take {their place in this city's next grand manner in which automohiles are. There are 18 machines here subiect |to taxation New Haven—Vale weelly adio. cates heme section controlled hy fhe university, Winthrop Street Propert Lillian Wetzel gainst Elizabetn has A brought suit Schichting | Mahoney, Albin G Schichting, Er- | [nest W. Schichting of Jamaica, N. Y. |and Robert H. Schichting of Broad |Brook. The writ was prepared by | Attorney Stanley J. Traceski. The | Plaintiff and the defendants are in Possession of real estate on Win- throp @treet, the plaintiff being the |owner of one-third interest in the property. The plaintift asks for partition of the property according to the respec- }m- rights of the parties, or if parti- fion cannot he had without material injury to those rights, then a sale of the premises and division of the |proceeds. Deputy Sheriff Matthew Papciak served ths papers and the writ {8 returnable fn superior court of Hartford on the first Tuesday in June. MT Misses’ Apparel slender to 50 at We pride ourselves on our ability to make the stout woman look smartly atylish. It's all in know- ing how and having the proper selection of styles to suit the individual You'll find both at Jordan’'s. For tomor- taste, row, we offer a marvelous sclection of dresses, bracing the mewest styles, colors and prints at $9.75. which price represents a saving of from four to seven dollars on each drees. em- de- | action ! i"“ They will be taxed in the same | Involved in Woman's Suit | BLAMED FOR PLOT Sit Dead, Otbes Dying i, Buenos Aires Bombing | Bucnos Aires. May 24 P —— One hundred known exircmists were un- :vl’l’ arrest today as police sought [ those responsible for a bomb outrage in which seven persons were hnown to have been killed and for the | Planting of a second bomb, the ex- | plosion of Which was prevented. The bombing was attributed by the po- |lice to anti-I"ascists who are part of the radical clement of Buenos Aires A strong pe guard was placed around the Italian consulate where |the homb expioded and about the | Malian embassy. The offices of lal- ian newspapers were also under |guard. The unexploded bomb was |found in a drug store Count Martin-Iranklin, amb: i a statement to ti Associated Press said the homb out- rages were divectly traceable to anti- Pascist groups. He said they the same groups as were i for the Haly, King Vietor | gave out a sta ian colony | police were measures | rages. Count he was ot wer responsible recent in Milan bombing Wiich ment urging o remain calm sinee taking all prevent the the sary out to further Martin-Uranklin rtain I placed to caploie ceremonies for the consulate, Which able persons wer declared tomb had heen at during the noon e and other to attend explosion oceurred ten minutes fore the time sot for the de With 30 persons seriously i the hospital. police today were searching for “the man with fhe yoncho” as the perpetrator of th |outrage. Several hodies were so | hadly mutilated that the police frar od that the death toll might heen more than seven. Partial iden- titication of the known dead showed them to be threa Argentine men, one | Spanish woman and three Italians. | Three employes of the passport burcau of the ltalian consulate told police that about two hours hefore the explosion occurred, a short dark man entered the hureau, He was idently from the pampas and car- {ried a poncho over his arm. The | man approached a cahinet | will but the employes were so busy attending to the visas of Ttahans nishing to return home that they A1d not. question him Some time after “the man with the poncho™ Iett there was a terrific explosion in the wall cabinet. 1t not- The cation injurcd not injure buman being, livestock, by 9, cats, poultr, ot le Geadly Lo rats Polsens ero t68 dangeress O does not contain arsenic. phospherus, ‘barium carbonate or an: Made of powdered :suxll n *d by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture in their latest bulletin on *'Rat Control."; Seiberling Alle Treads are al- ways ‘“the best tires that Seiber- ling knows how to build.” And to quality Seiberling adds quantity, for these tires now contain 20 per cent more rubber and 25 per cent stronger eotton than ever before. PRICE Do you know that you can buy a genuine Eeiber- ling-Buiit Tire as low as §6.50, That's our price for the 30x31 oise. Low prices on the larger sises too. You'll never be able to buy tires at a lower cost per mile of use. direct supervision of Dr. Hoover will make you a constant user. Ne. 1. 114 Franklis Square. Ttalian dedication of 1he | in the | ONE YEAR'S FREE tectio accidents, wheel mis- alignment. negligence. cuts, under-inflation, rim cuts, blowouts, bruises, or any road hazard-... HIGH COMPRESSION GAS AT ORDINARY PRICES Franklin No-Knock Gas is high test and high compression, 1007 Petroleum, no harmful dope or chemicals, and is blended under the ackliffe Oil Co. Distributors THREE STATIONS . cd a hole s feet wide 1 the w passport burcau froi joining. Persous 1 a were thrown from their chairs, so | violent was the of the blast. | | he buildir heen occupied | only a month & scatfolding | was still passport burcau, The fell and | with the col walls buried ;I any vietins, I broke out al-} { most immediately and 100 firemen | | worked for hours fighting the injured {the flumes and dr | vietms trom 1 and recov- {ering muiil bodics shed into ol of 1 warating the | the room ad- | room ahove sever deiris time : and carried I to hospitals There ances to care Nicabs were zeneral jured were til enough to take pre anmbul ved were not enough anib { for the victims and no running strike because of Muny of CIL lving on sidy s ur wuton them hospit ppani the con- Luilding staff sul zene at the was workii Loy bomh ¢ ion it cY O the leade he b tion in the ks 1 by o iscist organiz tion several mil en in the under a Dant old son of He is valise md 1 tract The ployes. put out and an explosion p Wilkins and Eielson Arrive in Oslo, Norway Norway May 24 (UP) | H. Wik and Carl B.| flying over the top of t ow, Alaska, od own il today were istically hug | CARLSON & CARLSON SALES | Magnuzon and Johy old today a two family house Columbia |Street to Mary A, Tyler | ®Bdwin A, Magnuson and John B.| | on on Johnson have purchased a two-ram- | lily house on Stanley street from | {Mary A. Tyler. | Charles Giedraitis hought todav from Magnuson and Johnson a two- | family house located on Stanley streot | All sales were made through the | real offices of Carlson and | | Carlson | The New Britain Real Fstate and | Title company sold today thromzh | the Carlson and Carlson and W. 1. | | Hatch agencies, property at the cor ner of Monroe and Harding streets | to John B. Johnson estate “One of cur nod customers junt {14 o0 e it ad rats on his{arm (tom usin $2'00nce packae of R-R.O: We b 300r4D tateaiter uring K 1.0, il and shoud pie mot's Drug Store, Richwood 7S¢ at your druggi ize (four times as much) $2.00. Sent postpaid direct from us if dealer cannot supply you. SOLD \WERE. The -BACK -0 Company, Speil , Ohio \ A, SEIBERLING "ALLTREAD < of Wesleyan University. A trial | | | | | MacKay and Wallin 63 MAIN STREET C;)me and Sh_are in tile Many Bargains at Our 6th Anniversary Sale 14 Different Types and styles of Refrigerators to choose from at 20% reduction. 3 Door Front Icer, has two generous food compartments and a 40 b, ice com- o p DRI~ Unusual value Headquarters for the Famous Simmons Beds and Bedding. Many patterns in beds and cribs. All new stock and at greatly reduced prices for this sale. 3-Piece Jacquard Living Room Suite, will | stand lots of hard wear. Well built and covered on reverse side of cushions with fine grade Brocatelle covering. Far above g 3 the ordinary value in a living room suite. | Special tomorrow, Bridge Lamps. s $128°00 ’ Complete $l .95 and $2 =49 Price ... During Our 6th Anniversary Sale : Special 109, Discount from the regular selling prices on all Curtains and Curtain Materials RAG RUGS—Good heavy quality Rugs. Values to $1.39. Special, each o i s o RUFFLED CURTAINS—Extra values. For this sale. “I’'ve Learned that Electric Cookery Is NOT Expensive The testimony of hundreds of electric range users brings out the fact that they at first thought that elecric cooking would be costly—but the actual low cost really surprises them. They find it, on the average, no more ex- pensive—and often less—than any other method! You, too, can enjoy the benefits of electric cooking. Have YOUR Electric Range installed at a substantial saving by taking advantage of this offer— Installation Cost Now Only $30.00 DOWN PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $10 EXTRA-EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS! Such an offer must necessarily be for a short time only! Come in now and see the latest type electric ranges and arrange to save money on YOUR installation. The Conn. 82 W. MAIN ST. 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