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:orwegian Admiralty
iSends Skis, Sledges,
Tents and Supplies
SLO Norway. June 4 (AP).—-It
“I oflioially announced to day that
utenant Lutzow Holm would be
trol office" of the Norwegian
arnment flying expedition which
-; attempt the relief 01‘ the Am-
l".sen- Ellsworth paIly which hop-
l of! from King‘s Bay, Spitsber-
,, May 21 to] fly to the North
is.
.ieutenant Holm's companions
i be Lieutenant Harald Styhr and
lutenant Be‘rnt Balchen. instead
eutenants Sven Brun and Eli-
.311. who were selected tentativ-
he Norwegian admiralty today
pod skis.‘ sledges, tents and
:- supplies to Horton, a port on
‘ Christiania Fjord about 12
.les south of Oslo. The ship In-
re which will be used for the
. f expedition is at Horten. 1t
? transport two seaplanes, sup-
fps nd the Norwegian aviators
r d the Arctic and at some point
. ‘ a selected later the fliers will
» 3e off in an attempt: to locate
undsen.
o Ingertre is expected to leave
rten Friday or Saturday.
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RTFORD, June 4.—-Nullific,a-
of the'Bridgeport "ripper bill"
. the Bridgeport city council, un-
tlis-genera1 home rule law. was
ei'ed impossible Tuesday by
E. eleventh-hour act of the Legis-
re. Two attempts had to be
dc to achieve the purpOSO of
1 a Tax Commissioner Biodgett.
w latter one succeeding late in
afternoon after the House had
ectedly upset the former , in
morning and
s commission on taxation and
ortionment for Bridgepbrt at
ercy of the city council of
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left the govern
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Bridgeport. Tho purpose was ac-
complished by adopting a bill spe-
cifically prohibiting the use of the
home rule act to interfere with the
commission created by the Legisla-
ture three weeks ago to correct tax
abuses in Bridgeport.
PLAN $15,000,000».
UNIVERSITY FOR
MIAMI; FLORIDA
William J. Bryan Is
'A m o n g Incorpora-
tors—Yale Professor
Refuses Presidency
MIAMI, Fla... Juno I.-—-Plans to
found a. University of Miami. with
an endowment of {15.000.000
were announced yesterday by Wll.
Iia'm E. Walsh of Miami Beach. pre-
sident of the board of regents of
the University of Miami.
It is proposed to locate the uni-
versity at Coral Gables. a few miles
from Miami. William Lyon Phoips
of Yale University has been offered
the presidency. it was said at the
offices of the regents. .
Ihcorporators of the university in-
clude William J. Bryan. James M.
Cox, former governor of Ohio; lluth
Bryan, daughter of William Jennings
Bryan. George E. Merrick nnd Fro-“L
erick Zeigan. who is managing
legent.
NEW HAVEN. Juno 4 (AP)—
Professor William Lyon Phelps of
Yale University. mentioned as the
possible president' of the proposed
$15. 000. 000 University of Miami at
Miami. Fla" plans of the founding
of which were announced today“
said that he had declined an offer
to become the first president of the
university.
Professor Phelps has been teach-
ing at Yale for 33 years, and is now
Lampoon professor of English litera-
ture‘.
“I should be much tempted by this
offer. which I regard as a great
honor. it I had not mada‘up my
mind to live anddie at Yale," Pro-
fessor Phelps said here today. add-
ing that he believed the new uni-
\ersity had a great future and would
be a great success. s
Stamford Man Dies
MERIDEN. Conn.. dune 4.——.John
Donahus.o of 27 Hawthorne street.
Stamford. who was in an automobile
which jumped the highway at Mill-
dale Junction last Saturday and
crashed into a factory building. died
at the Meriden Hospital yesterday
from a fracture of the skull. Michael
Miller. also of Stamford. who was
said to be driving the car. is recov-
ering at the hospital from his in.
juries. ‘
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Lady Auto Linguists Blocked
(Michigan Dispatch)
The 220-acre farm of Thomas
Barnett which lies in.the midst of"
Mrs. Dodge’s ' 2.100-acre estate
in Michigan and is the most desir-
able of all sites for the country
house she wishes to build. She is sold
to have offered $150, 000 but Bah.
nett replied that it was the house in
which he had lived for 60 years
and that meant more to him than
mOney.
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‘ .fSir) Robert. Felconer,‘Spresl-,
dent of Toronto ‘University, is
leading fogitotion‘ forvths cp-
pointment of a Canadian minis-
ter to Washington, He wants
Csnsds' recognised as a pow"
’ in its own right, and avers that
she' should be: consulted in the
arbitrationfif the troublesl of
small 1. nations in {the 1 western
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Only 19, She Is Most
Prosperous in Mass-
achusetts —- Escapes
RefOrin Home " '
HARTFORD, Juno 4;..wm. the
Springfield polico ht on her trail.
Miss Sarah Levy, l9 yours old, con‘
sidered by the police of that city
“the; youngest and most prosperous
bootlcgger in Massachusetts." has
been in Hartford and has
through a. hurried marriage coro-
Inony with Jacob 13. Sandlcr. 22. a.
salesman. of No. 11 Mahl avenue.
The girl is being sought for a
parole home in Boston. from which
she recently escaped. presumably for
the purpose of coming to Hartford
to marry Snndlcr. whom she has
known several years. A marriage
license was obtained by Sandler at
the Municipal Building Monday. The
girl was Itccom-pttnied 'by her mother
to this city. With several friends.
Sandler. the girl and the mother,
went to the home of Rabbi Isaac S.
Hurcwitz at No. 294 Windsor avenue.
where the marriage took place.
While this was going on. a police-
woman .A‘I-om Springfield. informed
that the Levy girl had gone to Hurt-
ford to marry Sandler. called at the-
Sandicr home Monday to inquire
about the girl. But the youth’s fsm~
lly said they knew nothing about
the marriage plans and that they
had not seen the girl. The youth's
InOther told a reporter for "The
Contact" last night that she had not
gone ”
So. Norwalk
seen her son since last Friday even-
ing and that she had no inkling of
the approaching marriage. No mem-
ber of the Sundler family attended
the ceremony. she said.
‘ The girl has been convicted sev-
eral times on hootlegglng charges.
and. in 1922. at the use of 16. she
was sent to the Lancaster Reforma-
tory in Massachusetts. A few
months ago she was sent to tho pa~
role home in Basion.
PROVIDENCE R. 1., June
(AP). Captain Michael J. Cole
of the tug Thomas J. Howard, dro Ip-
ed dead at the w heel Tuesday w en
tho tug “as five miles of! POEM
DIES AT “WHEEL OF TECH-j“
4-—
Judlih. according to a report brou ht
by the tug on its arrival hero tod; y
He was 62 years old and his hoi is
was at 163 Bayview avenue. Jei ey
City. He had Jieen tugboating
40 years.
WhereJPreszdent Will 'Sle‘ep atS
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