PAGE TWENTY
AIR BUBBLES
CAUSE AGONY
TO SEA DIVER
San Diego, Calif. WV-Details of
hurried trip to the Coronado 1s
lands to render aid to a stricken
deep sea diver suffering from
"bends", incurred when he was
hauled too rapidly to the surface
from a 11B foot depth by a crew
aboard the San Diego base sub
marine V-4, were learned upon the
arrival here of the submarine res
cue ship Ortolan. The endangered
man who now Is declared to be
practically none the worse for hav
ing had three air bubbles In his
veins. Is George Peck, quartermast
er, first class, attached to the V-4.
The pain experienced by Peck
during the time he was waiting for
the Ortolan's rescue crew to arrive
at the V-4 Is described as "terrific."
with an air bubble in his arm. one
In his leg and one in his forehead,
anv of one which momentarily
might reach a "vital spot" and cause
Instantaneous death. Peck was In
such torture even the touch of
companion's hand on any part of
his body caused him to scream wun
cain.
Peck incurred the "bends" when
an attemDt was being made to pre.
vent his drowning. While being
slowly pulled to the surface on
submerged raft on which he was
working under sea. he discovered a
slight tear in one arm of his diving
suit and gave the distress signal to
the crew on board, who hauled
him to the surface.
IDAHO KIDNAPERS
BOBBED IOWA BANK
Dcs Moines, Iowa, (JP) Three men
Sentenced to prison for kidnapping
W. B. Kinne. lieutenant governor of
Idaho, are believed by Iowa offi
cials to be members of a gang which
robbed the Oilmore City exchange
bank of $5000 May 13, after keeping
H. H. Vnn ALstine, one of the own
ers and his family, prisoners over
night. H. V. Yackey, state agent, was no
tified Tuesday that the men, giving
their names as August Becker, 28.
of Sumner, Iowa, Donald Melavln,
21, and Roy Salmon, both of Liver
more, Iowa, had been identified by
finger print records taken at Oil
more City.
Officials Wednesday were nego
tiating with Idaho authorities for
possible extradition of the men to
Iowa to stand trial for bank rob
bery. WOULD DRY HAY
Genesee, Wis., UP) Arthur W.
Koon has nearly completed work
here on an invention with which he
expects to shorten the normal per
iod of time required to dry hay.
Koon's machine, which is 200 feet
long and 60 feet high to accommo
date large quantities of hay, is ex
pected to complete in two minutes
the hay-drying process that takes
nature several weeks.
Aside from additional speed In
drying the hay the new device Is
said to retain the original green
color In the forage.
LEAVES FOR IOWA
Amity Mrs. Sarah "Grandma"
Coovcrt, started Monday for Iowa
where she will spend " tlmjtiinimer
with relatives and friends. Grand
ma" who is 89 yeans of age is mak
ing the trip alone.
MRS, COUI.TKK LEAVES
Amity Mrs. Julia Coulter left
Tuesday for the east where she will
spend the summer with friends and
relatives In North and South Da
kota, Minnesota and Washington,
D, C.
Bridgeport, Neb. (IP Nebraska
claims a record size bullfrog. Wil
lard Hum pal, Bridgeport youth,
caught a frog which measured IB
Inches from nose to the toe and 19
inches also In circumference.
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HAD THIRD LARGEST BANK
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A new giant of the banking world was created with the con
solidation of the Chase National Bank and the National Park Bank
of New York. Albert H. Wiggln (left) is chairman of the board and
Charles 8. McCain, president of thia bank, third largest in the world,
with resources of 11,700,000,000.
CANADA SOFT DRINK
INVASION PLANNED
Seattle (LP) Americans still go to
Canada for their "hard licker" but
Canada is bringing soft drinks to
their home towns.
The Honey Dew Western. Ltd.,
one of the largest chain store or
ganizations in Canada has leased
a storeroom in Seattle. According
to a recent announcement, the
Seattle lease marks the first step in
an invasion of the Pacific coasts
and istes in Portland. San Francisco
and other cities are under consider
ation.
The concern serves a fresh fruit
drink.
LIMER0CK ATTRACTS
INTEREST AT DALLAS
Dallas Two huge trucks loaded
with limcrock from the Oregon
Lime Product company's quarry
drew considerable attention in Dal
las when the drivers parked to
transact business. This was the sec
ond delivery since the plant open
ed to farmers or this region. The
limerock is in excellent condition
and contains no larg? lumps which
have to be broken up before it can
be used. A price of 3 ner ton at
the plant is made and nearby de
liveries are made by truck. The
plant is also located on a railroad
which .enables them to ship to dis
tant points.
SPOTS STILT S FROM AIR
Johnston City, Tenn., (LP) Deputy
United States Marshall "Pat" Davis
has "got 'em where he wants 'em.'
For weeks he flew around the
mountains near here, "spotting"
moonshine stills by the smoke of
their fires. One raid after another
Is said to have been prompted by
tne iivirmr dpputys findings.
For fly time
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But if you wish to protect your walls, cur'
tains and furnishings from ugly stains try
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Used as directed it disappears completely
no more yellow, unsightly stains like old
Btyle sprays once left. Shell Fly Spray was
especially developed in Shell laboratories
for use in homes.
And the new type sprayer pump is much
simpler. You just screw the full can of
spray right onto the sprayer. No waste, no
mussy filling. When one can is emptied
simply substitute another.
Both the sprayer and
spray are sold in stores and
at Shell stations. Don't let
flies bo theryouanothcrday!
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OIL IS FOUND NEAR
SURFACE OF GROUND
San Antonio, Tex. (LP) House
wives here who formerly kept up
little summer gardens may aban
don the trowel for a shovel, and dig
thefselves little back yard oil wells.
Three wells have recently been
dug here with spades. They are
located just 16 feet fron the sur
face in the Mission Park addition of
San Antonio, scarcely two and a
half miles from the center of town.
The welts, believed the shallowest
in the world, will go on pumps
soon, permits for producing the oil
having been obtained by J. Morgan
Russell, owner of the property. The
oil is of 42 gravity.
Oil was first discovered here a
few years ago in the adjoining Mis
sion Grovas addition by workers
digging a cess pool. Residents soon
began digging for oil, but when the
oder of the pools became obnox
ious, the city ordered them covered.
Permits must now be secured in
advance of digging.
TELLER NOT TEMPTED
Kansas City, Mo. (LP) J. H. Al
dertown, chief teller of the Feder
al Rtcerve bank here, touches from
$4,000,000 to $5,000,000 daily and
yet says he has not the slightest de
sire to become a millionnaire.
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YOUNG ARTIST
WINS ACCLAIM
AT PARIS OPERA
Paris (LP Yehudl Menuhln, 12-
year-old San Francisco violinist, Is
the sensation of the current music
season. The critics have exhausted
their vocabularies praising him and
within a week two audiences at the
Opera howled themselves Into a
state of frenzy. At his second re
cital one woman fainted. Not since
Josef Hoffman, at the age of nine,
toured the world giving piano re
citals has anything been seen to
parallel the reception accorded the
American boy.
The program given by the violin
ist is one difficult enough to daunt
the most finished of virtuosos. It
ranges from the simple Romance in
P, by Beethoven through Bach anl
Brahms concertos to the terrific
Wieniawski concerto.
Philippe Gaubert, director of the
societe des Concerts, whose sym-
pnony orcnestra accompanied the
boy through the concertos, was as
speechless as the rest after the sec
ond concert.
"No person in the world," he said,
has ever played the Wlenawaki
with such a technique as that," I
Einstein Comment
A few weeks ago in Berlin, Al-I
Cools tie l&wmlnstantly
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bert Einstein, the scientist, said af
ter hearing him play.
"Our dear old Jehovah Is still on
the Job
Paris and Berlin may deem them
selves fortunate In having heard
the prodigy. The Queen of England
has been less favored. She sent him
a personal invitation to come and
play for her. But he refused. So
too an invitation from Mussolini
and another to play before 14,000
persons at the opening of the Bar
celona Exposition.
Yehudi Menuhtn is now "going
Into retirement." He will now go
to Baden-uaden for a fortnights
rest, then to retirement for seven
months where studying, working,
playing under Adolf Busch in
Switzerland, he will make ready
for another concert or two iu.tt
winter.
PUBLICITY STUNT
NETS COURT FINE
Portland. Ore. (IP) Gerald Weav
er, associated with a local theater
publicity manager, decided that
he would rather pay (15 fine than
scrub the sidewalks of Portland.
Weaver could think of no alibi
for painting "Alibi" signs on the
street corners for the purpose of
advertising a show of that name.
"Either see that the signs are
cleaned off or pay $15 fine." the
judge ruled.
He paid the fine.
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NEW BUILDING
OF COMMERCE
TO BE STARTED
Washington (IP) They said of
Emperor Augustus that he found
Rome a city of brick and left it
one of marble and posterity, may
contribute some similar legend
about Herbert Hoover and the na
tional capital. It wouldn't be ex
actly true but Inasmuch as the
elaborate building and beautlfica
tion program recently authorized
for Washington by Congress will
reach its fruition under Mr. Hoover,
the new magnificence that will
probably be linked with his name.
Mr. Hoover just a few days ago
laid the cornerstone and incident
ally handled the mason's trowel
more awkwardly than might have
been expected of an engineer of
the new Department of Commerce
building which will front the El
lipse back of the White House. This
tremendous building, only one of
series which will transform the
entire Pennsylvania avenue section
of Washington, covers three huge
city squares. It is 1,050 feet long
nearly a quarter of a mile and
longer than the Capital building
here or the British houses of par
liamenta symbol of the rising ira
nortance of commerce and busi
ness, which was not represented in I
the cabinet until 1903. as contrast
almost
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ed with purely legislative activities
in the government of a modern in
dustrial nation. The floor space
spreads over eight acres. The build
ing will cost $17,500,000 and will
bring under one roof, the multiple
activities of the Department of
Commerce now scattered among a
number of rented buildings in
various parts of the city.
CRIME LAB OR ADR Y
FIRST OF ITS KIND
Los Angeles (IP) Said to be the
first of lis kind in the United
States, a complete laboratory for
scientific investigation of clews
left behind by criminals at the
scene of their crimes is being es
tablished for Deputy Sheriff Frank
Gompert in 4he basement of the
city hall here.
Gompert has perfected a decimal
index and technical method where
by he is able to identify and classi
fy 18,225 different types of human
hair. A suspect arrested in con
nection with a recent crime gained
release through this system of
.dent meat. on when Gompert es-
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tabllshed beyond doubt that the
real criminal was a man with hair
dis-slmilar to that of the suspect.
Incidentally, Gompert makes a
scientific study of tiny bloodstains,
bits of clothing lint and other min
ute clews which would undoubtedly
be overlooked by officers investigat
ing a crime who were not schooled
in this finer art of criminal detec
tion. Gompert's methods are said to be
similar to the highly successful one
now in general use throughout
Europe. Hair, he said. Is as easily
distinguishable as finger prints, and
can be used as a classified identifi
cation in the same wny.
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