New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1930, Page 2

o NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1930. POST OFFIGE GIVES FACTS IN ATLANTIC AIRMAIL SERVICE BOY PURSE THIEVES bt L JAPAN'S PREVIER FXPECTED TOLIY INTENSIVE DRIVE FOR NEW SCHOOL (« REFUGEES HASTEN T0PERU’S CAPITAL CUBA RECOVERING FRON RIOT RET ARMY AGREES T0 BENEFIT CONTEST ported killed were wounded roops. Two other 4 a num Jes dur summaril who has worked ist union in opposition i chado admi vears old. anc Florida, has R e ‘PERSIAN GAT’S LEGAGY Wrecked Lumber Steamer BELIEVE IT OR NOT &=, i i BY RlPLEY ‘ PASSES PROBATE COURT (Reg. 1. & Pat l?‘ Year-Old Pet, Bequcathed $15,- 000 Estate, “Takes Possession” | { of Money Today | Los Angeles, Nov. 14 (P—Mitzi, | 18-ycar-old Persian cat, has come {into possession of her 00 estate | through probation of the will of | Mitzi's late mistress, Dr. Maude I | Cain. Dr. Cain died October 18 leaving a $500,000 estate. By the terms of the will Mitzi was bequeathed $15.- | cash and Dr. s el home *'fo iding upon s [and proper care for my cat Mitzi. | s0 long as she shall live." Mrs. Pauline Agnes Goetze willl receive $25 monthly while she lives |1 the house and cares for the cat. |She also was granted $2.500 and th: | AMW//CkS"J /THEMANYOU(ANTK\LL- e '0'»1\ E I:Oin {.,‘:’ WAS BURIED UNDER THOUSANDSS OF TONS OF ROCK ‘T\\ o Waterbury Men to IN A MINE CAVE-IN — AND WAS RESCUED 16 DAYS | Facc Depor ta(m" Charge ? LATER-WEIGHING MORE A w Nov. 14 (P—Two res- | o THAN EVER. = THE ITALIAN WORD — . - : % N PRECIPITEVOLISSIMEVOIMENTE 50 Alves Carniero, 32, & Portu- CAN BE SAIDOVICK. : . is found to have come into IN ENGLISH A\ i country through false sta s horities 3 JMmie | . . ’ . 2 2 CURRAG Ant e i Associcted Press Photo (Mercersbug o 2 : : A A > 4 Coach) I b gTia, 23, now eerv-{.Payt of the hull of the lumber scnooner Birooklyn which sank 1 1\ ! ; AN RICKA B et ('n\ off Eureka, Cal., with a loss of 17 lives is shown above. One \ " o) fooTeALL Ve e b G i e ‘of the ship's battered lifeboats is shown below. One member } THE BEST KIND OF 1to v of the crew, presumably the sole survivor, was found fi ng | | GINGERBREAD AL on the wreckage three days after the disaster. BARE DOES NOT CONTAIN ae A NN Boy Aviator Who!GREENSTEIN ON FLYING 7, A D Set New Records | VISIT T0 METROPOLIS rioasesr?s i I ’ A . el e New London Collegians / \ Assistant Prosccutor Spends Six ‘? To Debate Boston Team | | ; | Toes } i | i Hours and 50 Minutes to New N s e iters from Connecticut College for Women will me 1 students for rney William Gree n. as-|the first time ton n a matcn police court, 18 \I')\ a team from B York and Returning. n the Princ - at | Democracy.” 'E \TFRD AY S ( ARTOON p N ton, Maryland, was the only person saved from the h went down in the Pacific ocean on the 26th of No- Foss was cast upon a desert island, and lived o ok aer 5 3 he col ted his bus- — New York public library) and relics in Philadel- ki he alleges required an KILLS WIFE OVER CAR % s s i Erie Pa Nov. 14 (A—Driving e . <. just four hours after | home from Erie yve 1 cic American living at Edin- aft D e Heddric e shoes of solid gold, to the indignant sur- i 2 and speeding |his wife that they sell the family s of that city. The story is told in Geraes “El Caballo en Los ir for $16. 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