- A.... ...s.1x*.!1 . iV!'1 L./'111 m 1.
W n Pultzr1H no1 psite the Philadelphia navy yard-.i t:0y by Pic inicr Mussolini for the
,u I \VAIn PuhtzeItalnorsanflyer whrose, plane, the 'on inletion of the trip.
9T1 11 ou b o ts Santa Maria was burned wh1en about PRVDNEIili:J ah
!UIIU the Santa Maria 11, the huge Savoia man has been elected to lead" the
sea plane sent to this country fromt Brown wetesnx er
Reduction 'Of'
iC9 In
GROUP
Commission)
Sligh, Grand'Q
facturer, coiln
he Pittsburgh(;f
ing over ther
or the Pitts-
ompany's sup-,S41
been cut off
y of reduced s The Date
as evidence a
ter written to ... . 1 CiLL
ds branch of:r::;.
definitely re-' ::.::::. SLE~TORYHOWSON'
r plate glass. ::...:.:..:.:
hat in view of ""

Anti-Administration papers called
attention to the fact that the An-
drew W.'Mellon iterests are reported
to control the Pitsburgh late Glass
Co, which in turn controls 85 per
cent of the plate glass production of
sthe country. Attention was called to
the fact'that the company is rated by
industrial manuals as having enjoyed
a surplus of $31,920,810 in 1925, a gin
of more than $10,000,000 since the
tariff law was enacted . The co-
pany declared a stock dilvidend of 30
per cent in 1923, It was pointed out,
and had cash dividends of 39.36 pier(
share in the same'year, $26.94 in 1924j
and $2465 In 1192,.'
Mr. ligh d6,#ret that repeatedly
during the coutrae f a year he at-
tempted to prc1a4 glass from the
local office of the Pitsburgh company
but was dened a 4 pretext or an-
other. Asked ry f~er Senator Pr-
ter J. cCumber, "ttorney ,for the
company,;wvhether ,i had ever taken
the refusals up with the main office at
Pittsburgh, the Grand Rapids man re-
plied in the .negative, exjlaining he
assumed the local :branch was acting
as the authorized agent of the con-
cern."
"In view ,of~~enditions, do you
think it was easonable to suppose the
comnpany cold ot suu pplyyou with
the glass ?Thuired 'Edward P. Costi-
gan,'chaian of the commission.
"They suppiedour competitors" an-
seeligh. 'They make the high
grade glass we nheed'
Senator McCumber then said he was
attempting to find n r. Sgh's testi-
mony before the Congressional co-
mittee the reason for refusal to ill
his orders.
"There was no reason, except that I
had testified' for a lower tariff," Sligh
answered.'
Senate Rejection Of
Death 'Bill Approved
Commenting on the recent rejection
by the senate of the state legislature
of: the capital punishment or "death
penalty" bill, Prof. John B. Waite ofI
the law department, stated, "I think
'the. death penlty would have been
imposed so seldom that it would have
been a mere ,empty threat, and for
that reason I1believe the senate did
'well to reject capital punishment."
Under the present criminal laws,
the' maximum penalty for 'convicted
criminals Is life imrsohment, while
the proposed bill wuld have epower-
ed the courts oentence habitual
criminals or *hose' convicted of first
degree, murder to death, Prefessor
"Waite stated. 7
O)HIO-Following oa 'froh'victory
ovr the sophomotr"es in a tug-of-war
held here last, ee, freshmen at
Ohio universit r qiave announced that
they will no oner obey upperclass-
men rules.
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IV. Somerset Magula's virile story
done into dramatic formi by Joan
Colton and Cenece Randolph..
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Above are shown the winners of the.
Pulitzer prizes in ,letters and journal-
ism,'awarded annually by the advisory
board of the School, of Journalism of
Columbia. University. Top, Miss Leo-
nora Speyer, best volume of verse,
"Fiddler's Farewell," $1,000; center,
Paul Green, .assistant professor of
philosophy.r University of North Caro-
lina, best play, "In Abraham's .Bosom,"1
$1,000; bottom, Nelson Harding, of the
Brooklyn' Daily Eagle, for "the best
cartoon, ."Toppling The Idol" $5.00'.
DE PINEDO0 LANDS'
AT. PHILADELPHIA1
(B1y Associated Press)
{PHILADELPHIA, May 11 -Comn-
mander Fancisco de Pinedo, 'Italian'
ace who is on a four tontinent tour byf
the air, landed at 4: 32 p. m. today on[
the waters of the Delaware river op-
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