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NEW B RITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY; JULY _————— e INPICS CHEF TS [ RELBUSY FRLDY No Easy Task to Prepare Menu tfi:‘";.fi‘ii;fi i’ Roosevelts com- for Athletes Amsterdam, Holl American mothers w keeping healthy voi An outline cream and 580 terday's di “There is Figure it of our fellows ers.” Since th Roosevelt & pians have of fresh v butter, 1 large qu SR MpL alongside t the produc to come up to the he food mu The first day Yoosevelt went | an marketing prove idorn nt the ba n half of stuff it brous Such an incident husn't occurred since. Olympic coaches think th fate rests in their hands but e and his staff know that the athletes jorn Once Ousted Soviet Is ~ |te 12 ght on their s and Fas figures to prove it. v of these boys eat ice cream ur times a he said, “A few ly ordered it for breakfast be- the Olympic committee called ARCTIC HUNT 1S FURTHER PLANNED Meanwhile Rescued Members of Italia Prepare to Go Home Moscow, July 25 (UP)—As eight members of the crew of the dirigible Italia, rescued after weeks of suf- fering on desolate ice isles, prepar- cd to return to their homes reliet measures were underway to search for six other members of the polar craft, There are 12 men still lost and unaccounted for in the great space below the » orth Pole—a space in which the waterways now are filled with great chunks of broken ice. These 12 men include the Alless drini group—the six men who tloat- ed away with the envelope of the {polar crart—and Roald Amundsen's | rescue party The Italian government has actual Olympic competitions ntil Sunday, but as far s concerncd the ice cream arathon, the long distance contest, the running np at two pound steaks. ctie decathlon have been liner left New | d the di ever since the heard that the Fin- ain on a diet of black inch the steward of that he said Americans start the day with ast of fruit, two and bowls of oatmeal, con and eggs and offce, many milk. morning’s workout, return to the ship for a ncheon of fruits, salad, cold ymatoes, baked pota- | sgetables, ice -ream. ilk and white bread. more workouts and the reakt en some re- meal of the da n.,}m courses appear on the [to continue scarching for the Alles- | sandrini group and has offered to of cach day's menu is|place two ltalian seaplanes at the 1ip's commissary by |disposal of the oviet committee. The naval scientific institute has ap- plied for permission to send their ship, Persey, to Franz Joscf land to search for Roald Amundsen's parf The society believes plane landed near Spitzbergen, The ice breakers Krassin and Ma- ligin now are at northern ports be- | ling refucled and the Krassin is un-| dergoing repairs on her prow. probably will rroceed back into he | Inorth next month on a search for men now lost. Both will arry aviators who will make recon- \gam m_ Honor Pla“'mn. “ring flights, Chukhnovsky being s, Soviet | o the Krassin and Babushkin on innounces that Greg- recently readmitted to | ase in avoirdu-| : team’s Atlantic trip | rs to serve steaks Potatoes also came | ban and howls of from the hungry ath- were finally pa- | plate of ice s who, however, with another the Mallgin. X Meanwhile the cight men already iunist party after being eX- | ogoyed are expected to arrive soon - opposition tactics, hasiq¢ Narvik to proceed directly to a member of the man- ‘xm_\-_ They will go by regular trains 4 of the all-Rusisan €0- | _ui hough they will be on a spes v, soaleky cially chartered car—and will skirt ovicff, former head of the cOM- |proygh the continent on a route| st internationale, was one of |inap wil) avold the major capitals. named tor banishment! alovg | premtor Mussoltnd has urged their con Trotsky early this Year. | otyrn home immediately and has was reculled, hoWever. | forhade their giving out any state- vl Zinovieff, and 37 other comi- jnents or giving interviews to news- mists abandoned their support of | pupormen in the face of adverse cri- opposition policies of Trotsky. | tjcism. were placed among the| Reports reached here today that " of the party pending re- (the Oslo, Norway, Dag Bladet had suggested in a message to the Nor- Don't worry. a Herald Classified |invite her sister societies to appoint Ad will bring another cook around (an international commiseion to in-| to see you vestigate the Ttalia crash, " visors of State Banks, disclosed to. in the evening |quested the Soviet relief committee |- Amundsen's | Both | wegian Geographical soclety that she | in- Co! | day in his annual report to the as-| sociation, in convention at Coney Is- land. Un February 28, lust, there were and undivided | ; total resources THIS PACKAGE ] This would Include geographicsi| socleties in Copenhagen, Stockholm, A London, Paris, Rome, Leningrad " and Washington. Each society would appoint one expert to serve on the flUSTINfi EFF[]RTS per's plan. ek el s New York, July 25 (P—The New York World today says that Col ¥ | board of the Standard Oil Company S(ate lnsm“nons of Indiana. has checkmated John 1. Rockefeller Jr's. esforts to force him 000 corporation. New York, July 25 (P—Total re- papal e L [ sources of all mational and state| According to unimpreachable formants, s the World, ‘}‘-m\\ml\”\ I\J bllllmmum :):l,l.” the stock of the corporation which Fian BUILE, SERONEL AP T he now controls by ownership or prosy his post were made by Mr. feller after Stewart refused to {hefore the senate Teapot Domie At the same time, says the news- state un\i 7,784 paper, Wall street is talking of a posits were | possible tightening of the alliance profits §8,1 41,004 the Sinclair Consolidated’ Oil Com- $69.439,4 pany, and Col. Stewart. The opera- Totul deposits were $1,14( tions of the two companies already March 23, 1927, and total resources of Crude Oil and the portation had in d $3,693,662,013 cf oil by pipe line. Their possible that date. Since 1918, when M operation as a unit would ereatc m,- howed an inerease of 51 per | fining and marketing industry in the | cent; resources 48 per cent: c Wn\u | world. surplus and undivided profits, | ever, the total number of banks had | decremsed 2,114, of which 2,063 were | state banks and 51 national. state banks were b4 per cent in ex- cess of the deposits of the national banks, resources of the state b undivided profits 88 per cent in ex- cess of that of the national banks. Mr. Sims, who is vice president of | pany of New Orle and formerly was bank commissioner of Louisiana, | £aid the figures reflect as a whole, | institutions of the countrs. Both state and national hanks, he explain- ed, perform equally uscful and nec- committee according to the newspa- This Includes Only National and | sovere w. stesare.'ex hnm the Jeadership of the $500,000- {banks in the United States are ap=|g o 5f 0 m;_‘ ) & et ool 6t ‘nve National Association of Sup: | Demands that Col. vestigating committe capital and S!ll’pl\ls between Harry F. Sinclair, head of above the previous high record of have been combined in the purch ma Ad° his first complete report, de- largest single group in the oil re- pel {cent. In the nine year pe-iod, hrm- NI AD HERALD IL\QQII 1ED \h\ On Februar; 8, deposits of the 151 per cent and capital surplus a the Hibernia Bank and Trust com- | & healthy condition of the banking essary functions. i | Said 1o Have Checkmated Johp| swuvia, auv man of the | Stewart resign | ASSISTANTS' SALARIES Attoiney General of the Philippines Now Has Solution to Long Stand- ing Problem. 5 5 (P—A solution ! of the long standing question ull [au\ws for the governor general {was seen in a bill introduced ves- ;lmda_\' in the Philippine senate. It proposes setting aside an annual appropriation of 230,000 pesos for {the salaries and other expenses of the exccutive's assistants, The bill was introduced by Scnator Jose Below and passage was regarded as | certain by ma nators. | Governor General Stimson de- | clined to make a statement regard- the bill. Herctofore he has ope 1 local appropriations, contend- his 1 he entirely > from political influcnce. 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