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Under Love Ban.
First Photo of "Red Tent" Refugees.
Ogden Goelet, young Harvard grad- unte, who, it is whispered along Park avenue, was the subject of a re cent tete-a-tete between his father and Miss Louiso Groody, musical comedy star. Goelet pere is alleged to have declared his intention to cut off his son without a dollar in the event. ho married the pretty actress. She de- clined to discuss the story before she left for a vacation abroad.
Wants to Fly High.
The above remarkable pictures were made by Photographer Luce as the aeroplane of Major Mad- dalena, Italian ace, circled above the pack ice on which the group of Italia refugees was marooned. The famous "red tent" is within the circle. The aller desconded to within a few feet, shouted en- couragement to the men on the foe below and then sped away to notify the ice-breaker "Krassin" of the location. Their rescue followed two weeks later. At the loft, Major Maddalena photographed before taking off on his fight of discovery.
They Know What Price Glory ?
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1928.
Resigns in Protest.
...Because he did not agree with the American Olympic Committee's action in the certification of. Charles W. Paddock as an amateur, George W. Wightman, President of the Boston A. A., resigned his membership and office of third, vice-president of the committee.
Life Threatened.
When a burly chauffeur returned the G$4,000 diamond and platinum bracelet for which she had, advertised, he re- fused to claim the reward offered by Mra, Lydia Johnson, wife of the hair to the Palm Olive soap millions. In- stead he declared that he wanted HER, threatening to kill her unless she ne companied him from the hotel The frightened bride is being guarded con- atantly by a detachment of police.
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