New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1929, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL “,0 1029 ——'—‘m———————— tionul Institutions the <d he was stifl alive Mrs. Pope asked Pol average man aguin make loM the authorities. ‘1o sure,” MAN WITH MALLET Runs OF With Wile, But Hus- By(nx they expected to obtain car to dispose of his body. ness and staggered into a store Mrs. Pope and Polster P—Count: fourth carly London, April 30 wite af the Killed Powis Powis. was her automobil: turned near Towchester while dri ing from Powis castle to |signs of injury and pre- Insin rdy s they! cliss he stories of the | 1weid in intered man over | dashed the as the latter struck the Dlinded head with the mallet id I'ol ty mor he Are All Moderately Priced in True Beacon Fashion Introducing Combination Package Terri B FACE POWDER - E Ui (Ql.‘:"("!(sizv) CORNS HURT? w005t roxihi Stop ‘em Quick POWDER VANITY (51.50 model) Spec’al Price Ihe new improved corn plaster per. fected by Allink's, leading plasier makers actslike magic Stops tor That Pope into 1 Pope partly liogers. _Individual — instroction Zocill Dena Kranowitz, Evelyn Jar man, Isabella Hill, Cleo Wendrow skic Auna Casa'e, Ruth Deckoy At all druggists 25¢ Dackages In recent study it was brought out | thut the minimum expenses for the publicly controllcd colleges and uni- — hulf of thess institutions students must provide $225-3450, while in the other half §$450-$800 in necessary. Of the 138 schools studied in the Dr. Gresnleal survey, 69 are ca-caucationat, 34 are| DA Lives and Gives Alarm women. The institutions employ | twm«:.'u':'gfi‘.fi'..fia#."‘"_‘:,‘}..,_m, various methods of restricting th»i Madisen. Wis,, April e cnrollment. Some limit it by dor-|case resembling the notorious Washington. D. C.. April 30.—Wo- |, 0 "ol o s more scientifi. | Snyder-Gray murder except that a | men pa less for tuition in - wom- 7. Space, OLhore Mmoee solentif] cally on u basis of a plant, budget | Wooden mallet was substituted for guilty to murderous assault yester- stitutions, but considerably more for i e ; po e:» “”'-‘ “mn“; to Db, |Qualified students, as Harvard and |¥1¥°d the attack, was revealed today !cach in prison w.',"'. i odg ks F ted spe. | V&1 have limited their freshinan | Yith confessions of Mrs. Rosc Pon ¥ "_e"i 'h,""“ eal. assocluted spe- |1, ccon 10 1,000 and 850 respective. (30 and Phil Polster, 26, that they English C Killed cinlist I higher education. in the |[HE8 10 1000 and K50 vespective G G s pope English: Countess Kil wushand. Jolm Pope, a farmer, last This observation is the result of a i T el S o ey, v rto Ve an 30W S0, recent survey, made public today. or | TEAURT 0 IR GR0 | I‘IH‘:’l"“'“;"h | Pope recovered conscionsness in "l*]‘hl private nonsectarian colleges | - survey ar- endowed with funds|MS farm yard while his wife and n v Inited Stater o B S oniha D . - . ,'l.h';“c:"":‘e‘mc;‘; ':;;:o"“"“"'gl':.‘hf. | ranging rrom $200.000 to 353,000,000 'O COMPANion had gone for an au- [cach. They lend their students over | 1OMOVII 1o remove his Lody, und s and notiticil the authorities, who held | ot attendance ‘ollow piia 1y a half of the entire loan funds . Wesleyan University, Middletown, | "¢® | without charge: ‘or 3 X istered by il awe: arges after they Conn.: At this Institution it costs |#dministered by all colleges. They | o0l i i attempted slaying #4006 ror tultion, and a like amount (AWt 10 scholarship over $4 100,000 [758 yoigjo pieced together h annual -third of all scholar- 'k for roém and board with no extra | n:f‘d": ks I'r:"f'l'l"_’ *‘:: Seholar [ordid story from the confession ot |from shock. . A d by all colleges yprg pope und Polster and Pope's| The Earl of Powis, 0 forth, At Yale, the tuition is listed at| e ¥ after the attack, and hearing his [“Clive of Indiz,” who was hero 8400, with an aaditional 3500 for Miss Bassette’s Pupils wife urge her companions to “give [the battle of Pl N room and board. The survey lists the To A in Recital " onc mor to make sure” Mrs. [ated a baron for his Indian mervie: Minimum cost of attendance. not in- 0 Appear In Kecital .o, 11t Polster about a veur ago 'She herself was a countess in h when he visited on a nearby farm. jown right. being younger daught amusements gnd the like, at $1,1¢9 [art will be given by the pupils of The # term. | Miss Ruth ¢, tte on Friday @ mecting with him in Madison Sat- | Lane-I"ox. the twelfth Lord Co At the Conn-cticut College fo*|evening at 8:15 o'clock in the Camp urday Iy Women, New London, it is estimat- [school auditoriam. A program in Gives Man Key to Home | &4 after the tuition cost of $400. the [ three purts has been furranged She left her hushand on the vith an additional $12 for “oth:r s follows horitics, met Polster, gave him the feos™ W tols class: Florene: Key to the Iape home in which he Th fone of these instances is any a Achille, Trma Carvanico concealed himselt to await the con- hing but the bare tuition, room and | Birnbaun Block e's return. Mrs. Pope said when hoard, and in the latter case “other y Banner, Dorothy rrived home, she entered the Uine wilE b= an additiona) cokt. Reginners bany Gloria automobile. Polster, armed with | Tuition rates ure found highest in |Campbell. Rarbara- MeKenna, the wooden wallet and a bottle of | the private nonsectarian institutions, | l€ona Horwitz Kennedy, facid. was inside, | al lcast in the arts and acienc: | Ruth Johnson, 0ceo, ARNes According to courses. The averdge in 89 coeduca. | Halloran, Leona Cohen. Caroline trio. Polster 199 annually: in 32 women's col-|Jovee Merigoll then vgead® $274: and in 34 men's col-| leginners tor Inez Rarow- the ices 18 $296. Tho range is from no |8ky. Murioric Rarowsky. Dorothy er struck D harge in Rice Tnstitute in Texas to | Krupowicz Eleai or Krupowics. fell, then .0 In Princeton. Oberg, Laura ( go. Shirley e S nonc 1o $200 annually. Twelve | CW8ON. June Stocks, June Gierla. where recovered con- co-educational schools charge | Bleanor Dasstord scio his wife uraing B it and the median is §2 Advanced t1oe class: Dorothy Kin- . PR I Rt the me Dorothy Kinkade, Jane Judd o LR toss: Whils haiaia: v Dunn, Rita Dunn, Dorothy Anne Hayden, Deris Hart. Virging en' 2 ch o e 5 Dt ©1d room charges in the co-cdi tional « for the nine months term; O In men's colleges, 3385 and I Wa- | syng Casale, ture manent applied Not only . uien's colleges $450. e R A e v S ends pern bur ends corns. Pat Theme figures, it was pointed OUt. | can Borpest. Joanic arsor Erti cvu—wwmmm--cu-m_dw; do net include Off CAMPUS CXPENSCS. | Curloton Recd. Doroihy Holchkis s BEA< ON ¥o on. The figures given are fair | Kathryn Capato Evelyn Crandail «stiniates sypplied by the colleges | Beatrice Coselushi Book and G:ft Shop and universities and represent the & o 85 West Main Street necessary amounts which cvery &tu- READ HERALD CLASSIFIED Abs dent must provide. For co-cduca X f versities were estimated; in one- colleges for men, and 33 colleges for en's 2| el - collegen than men in their in. |and staff. Many choose the Letter |@ sashweight and the victim sur- [day and were sentenced to 20 yea United States Bureau of ducation. 0 students, Smith 1o : Saturday in the survey and an estimated cost Y | $1,700,000 annually which represents his attackers in the Dane county jail charges for library, gymnasium and | in the Unlted Btates, 1t is reported. [goy ‘or lying, partly unconscious |3 & descendant of the illustrio €luding clothing, traveling expenses. | * A recital of dancing and dramatic authoritics suid she ‘d land co-heiress of Sackville Geor, 0om and baard will amount to $500 | Thoke taking purt in the recital fonse of shopping. she fold the au- cupeuben” touched upon. Everything | 8posato Carsanico use while I'ope put away the tonal colleges uha universities ix | Stowell, Nuney-Ainnd Lany Pope's face s other than tultion fecs vary | Block. Doris Rebillard. Dora Math Fare ara i s 13 per year. A third of the Mopkityloss I B eoole 1 LTIy Hleges and universities aver- ase § clothing, travel, amusements, and | Miriam Willer Bunice [ Tel. 6100 ROADSTER WITH RUMBLE SEAT (wire wheels estra) Inev1tably Fine From its very origin, the new Dodze Brothers Six had to be what it actually is—a value beyond parallel or precedent. 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