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THE BOSTON GLOBE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY B. 1931 no io) ruifo)- u-ij LFL-Lji 3 ft 0. 1 I 1 ,1 1 C5 fa-CA 1 ttWik it vol. 0 I) ft Illltl if A fcirf SB i Si 1 'vn itf MM M'ji ft tf Jut? 1 J'' SI 7H MOST OLD TIKSDS wTw(Lm BBSS! 0 i Tender as the Touch of Loving Hands Yet Bursting Across the Screen with the Almighty Power of Creation's Unlocked Fury. a 3 Will Be Shown Simultaneously by 30Q of the Nation's Finest Theatres A 'ft' 2 1" RIG HARD 1 I A 1 yni ti: I mm v.v asps m.

mm 8 mm mil wxx -X I IRENE DUNNE ESTELLE TAYLOR William Collier, Jr. Edna May Oliver and Assomblago of Superlative Artists Directed by WESLEY RUGGLES Adapted to the Screen by -HOWARD ESTABROOK 1 rmm wm -it. 1L Tumultuous XW) Drama Swe 'acgean? Across the Screen fsS IA itA A Driving to Heights of Majestic Drama Untouched Since the Immortal Hours of ''The Birth of a Nation" and "The Four Horsemen1 A Giant Tapestry of Days When Men Made Empire and Women Preserved If! When Love Was PICTURES Eternal as the Stars Above Courageous Heads. PARAMOUNT PUGLIX WARNER BROTHERS And Other Leading Theatres Throughout the Country I OS A FLAME-SHOT METEOR SWIRLING TO EARTH I SEE IT AT TH 1 Glorious, Inspiring Previevf T0M8GHT AT 1. 1.sli5 0 65c After 6 TOMORROW 30c 50c Cont.

from 8 A. M. 8 to p.m. I to Popular Price Seats Now Phone Han. 2720 Fop Reservations UKF 5T RfQCPUniR REFUSED ADMISSION BY EIGHTGOUNTRIES Marti Appears Doomed to Spend His Days on Ship SARNI OFFERS ALIBI IN ARMED ROBBERY Everett Holdup Case to Go to Jury Today at the plant of the Everett News Company, Everett, and, at pistol point, robbed the manager and a dozen newsboys of total of $860.

A number of Government witnesses identified Sarnl as a participant in the robbery. The defense put forth an Alfbi, backed by several corroborating witnesses, to the effect that Sar.nl was at his father's blacksmith shop, repairing a neighbor's automobile, at the time of the robbery. The case, being prosecuted by Asst Dist Atty Frederic A. Crafts, will probably go to the Jury this morning. furnished by single cars, will operate will be substituted for the Lechmere-Kenmore service.

This local service, every two minutes during the rush hours instead of every five minutes as at present, and every fou minutes during normal hours Instead of every eight minutes as at present. The Park-Kenmore cars will operate on the inside track, instead of the outside track, as at present. The change will not affect the Newton-Brighton-Watertown service, nor the Huntington-av service. The new plan wlil be in effect only on weekdays. On Sundays and holidays, the present method of operation will be in effect.

a stolen car resulted in the return today of a two-door sedan stolen irom Edward H. Sackett of West Spring-Held, a traveling salesman. The auto was stolen Sept 29 when parked here in front of the business place of Sackett. MAYOR CURLEY GOES FOR A MONTH IN FLORIDA Mayor Curjey left yesterday afternoon for a month's vacation in Florida, with side trips to Cuba and possibly Nassau. Budget Commissioner Charles J.

Fox will accompany the Mayor's party to and en route will clear up some odds and ends of budget matters. Other members of the party were Miss Mary Curley, Port Director Thomas J. A. Johnson and City Treasurer Edmund L. polan.

activities made him no longer welcome in Nicaragua. He went to the United States. He was not allowed to land. Then Mexico, Guatemala, Salvador, Costa Rica, Peru and Chile refused him entrance. An effort was made to return him to Nicaragua, but there was nothing doing.

Tile ship's officers, somewhat discouraged, are going to try all ports between here and San Francisco in an effort to land their passenger. LEARY FILES SLANDER SUIT AGAINST MEDFORD MAYOR David E. Leary of Medford has tiled civil suit seeking damages of $23,000 la Middlesex Superior Court against Mayor Edward H. Lark in of Medford, The lawyer aileges In his action that on Deo 8 laat, during his Mayoralty campaign, Mayor Larkln slandered him In public addresses, tional seat will ba provided dally for the Lake t-Commonwealth av riders. For the Beacon-st riders beyond Washington Circle, more than 6000 additional seats will be provided.

The short line service between Lechmere and Washington Circle, will be discontinued. With the change, the Lake st-Com-monwealth av and Reservoir cars will be taken on the so-called through, or outside, track at Fark-st station, where the Kenmore cars now run. During the rush hours, all the Lake st-Commonwealth av and Reservoir cars will be operated in three-car units, and during the normal hours In two-car units. At present, during rush hours the Lake st-Commonwealth av line has three-car units, but only single cars during the normal hours. The Reservoir line now has two-car units both during the normal and rush hours.

Under the new plan, local service between Kenmore and Fark-st station TO LEGHMERE TRAINS Ibough nL" Service to Be I Started Saturday trough ervlce between Lake at Lechmer and between Reservoir 4 Lechmere will be provided under tBew Plan to become effective on the tton Elevated Railway next Satur-Fb 1, according to Edward Dana, ft-awa! manager. At preeent the two at Park at station. nlcr th plan, more than 6000 addi PANAMA CITT, Feb 4 (A. "man without a country" is giving authorities in this parjt of the worl a knotty problem. To date he has been denied admittance to eight countries nd It begins to look as thoug-h he might spend the rest of his daya as an outcast on shipboard.

'He Is A. F. Marti. Last October his SALESMAN'S STOLEN CAR IS FOUND IN MALDEN WESTFIELD, Feb Suspicion on the part of a Maiden garage owner that an auto which had been left there for eome time and not called for might be Taking of testimony was completed yesterday afternoon in the case of Pasquale Sarnl, 18, 236 Everett st, Chelsea, on trial in Middlesex Criminal Court for armed robbery, with intent to kill or malm If resisted. The.

Government alleges that Sarnl and two others staged holdup Deo 21 4 GLOBE ADVERTISEMENTS' PAY BEST TRY ONE AND SEE.