New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1926, Page 1

i i 9 5 o " News of the World By Associated Press NEW BRITAIN HExn ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, AUG JST 5, 1926.—TWENTY PAGES. MAN FOUND SHOT TO DEATH KNIGHTS PROTEST |GALLES STANDING IN WALLINGFORD KNOWN To | MEAICOS PULII]Y} PAT ON l]EFlSI[IN PU“BE AS ‘THE DIXIE K"],, Kaceys Ask U. S. Government to | Fears Neither Interdict Nor Su- Warn Calles of Insults pernatural Pumshmen Murder Victim Identi- MARBLE TOURNAMENT CRITICIZES ADMINISTRATION 70 ENFORCE MEXICAN LAW | fied as Robert Demo- | Resolution Decries Fact That This| Makes Reply to Plea of Peruvian | Inscription Plan Works Out Well lin 31, of New York| w"-‘[ START MflNflAY Government, Which Would Not| President—No Compromise, Cath-| and President Alsop hpn-wJ“dm Requests From “ ealthy New Yorkers to “me 4 ) Recognize Trotsky Has Sum)onul’ olic Leaders Say—Boycott Effect| Pleasure at Results of the L\pfl'i~i Their “Pr ivate Stock” to \ummcr Homes—flealv‘ m—— Was Boot]egger‘:\'ew Britain Boy to Meet| Mexican President. | Being Felt Somewhat i | Wonders Why He is Drawn Into Regulation Work. | V) s Philadelphia, Aug. 5 (®—The| Mexico Ci (P —Presi-| Hartfo (A—In and Gunman. | New England Champion | o e s et con. | dent Calios R R enti it to en- terdicts o, i on of on t today u mousl. | in Three Matches v adopted | la atement prot ing against the Death Auto Located on |policy of President Calles in t Much interese is being m af glonx situation in Meésico Side Road in North |in this city in the coming inter-city | "/'1°0% SRHOR 5 Aeen. marble tournament between a team | d the attention nt “to re- of boys representing the Ne Herald and a team from tk 1d Union. Haven—Coroner Calls in State Police to Aid Investigation. v Britain | % o in lled American under horrent to ou stitutional governme Mon direction - conception | e Union. 3 B0 V: e robably 1 e warn our f Wallingford, Aug. 5. (P—Official [ 52Me r"“’,l 1y k‘ 11 be ” : identification of the man found 5 i endure at their murdered here rday and the | impunity, the announcement of finding of the | stating that religious een t points o pursuit of ined automobile in Haven were made a garage in by Coroner El ico, the state 'm y and the Mix today. > man was Robert Demolia 31, formerly of hermant avenue, Astoria, L. 1., 1 who been living with his fe at Jackson Heights, New York. Was Known as Gunman of indepe had been der American ated auspice ha mpion under e leaders of north The man was known as e Dixie Kid,” to police who knew him ® a close run the as a bootleg; gunman, ac- : ¢ cording to M written - 1 g n 1 recent me to newspapermen astic supporters o oped in Mexico, concept “We fi oliti s onee of governmen er point to the corner refused laring at dec e ; : ! cance of patronage bestowed r! not been any 1 hes N vy de s v the st : {mutomobite 3 ’ ”!‘v‘ se n 1!:[,‘; despots & tie it e ; ence of such recognition,” t o Bta Hiteal .. {2 o'clock. T les v J The statement continued that De- | v‘w‘ $ e statement continues, “and particu- in molin, was arrested August 17, 1025, | Springfield at 3:30. It is larly, by the discriminating favor. 1 for a murder at Great Neck, L. I, |be home by i}' S tism shown to ( r tried and acquitted. he second game wi la The coroner was of the opinion that [0 New S S e Demolin was shot in his car, a high | 0¢50ay afternoon of next week a . | 3:30 o’clock, althougt s not | v priced coupe, and that the body W 20ioclogks, although thiaihas not)“wwg oal) npon the president ragged from it to the spot Where | Peen definitely settled. Roferces Willl(yo gtate department to put am was found and then the car was|be Junior A Director 45 this ignominous contempt which Glames Catholics abandoned in North Haven. Evi- | Willlam W £ f New Brit- |} 1 alles for Amer- | “If God is the suprem ifes dence disclosed the shots, threo of | nd the ’_‘”) playground direc- | , and to resolutely de- | tation of good, both in individuals which were found in the body, were pringfleld. {mand protection for American citi- |and nations, I { beliov | A toss-up will decid or st nations, 1 dOALD fired at close range. zens and that the the third The coroner stated the body was | 'he playing of.the Mo congic > . £ 2 m., August 4, |tournament Will be an elimination 1 is shown to Mexican r in on known as | contest for of a Stanley Rule lin this country.” ternal nitics i North str hetween the |and Level t ool chest flled with Stan- he stat t calls the | vasion intrigue n main highway of Colony street 1|ley tools and dona sen- “ederation o and conscienc o North Main strect, Wallingford. | !ative Fred O. Ra ts 1 organiz ¥ Taken There In Auto | lifte Crothers Co. Tinal de {erate in safeguard Nof “It was evident that he had been (MOt vet been work t an rights “but n| re faken there in an automobile and | The leader of th i Conun of zovernment t left after having heen!dragged off [ Will be Danny Gc thel rrom serv e roadway into the bushes and an | ¢hampion, not authority." AT abe WA Ay town but also of all New England.| w\We hereby authorize o “There were at least four ! d thousands of boys for| preme hoard of dircetors t 10 late in- wounds in his body, three of them |! pioushop of Western Mass- | our membership to the extent solution of tired in h The body was re- | setts. He won second prize in | for a campaign of hand. Un-| moved to an ertaker's establish National tournament a tatement said, “to statement Brantiana ailtopny “parformed. ed the Cartelli of New ot Bovieh o wigs Three of the bullets were recovered. ; 2nd Jo I 1 from the isir It deveioped (hat Demolin was he n life and the oL the owner of a Cadillac coupe, and | © conscious and that he was a chauffeur having a exte New York license to operate motor human a chauffeur, according | be \m~1 th nde ah to the corner who continues: “This To this end,” the statement con- | press man was evidently operating his uded, “we pl the support and | would P his col nd tie off, and was l.n:mn“ ~ nd men who love God, who re- In the i to the place where the body was | lawful authority’ and who, in | hop said found about midnight or early | ischarge of their dut not | morning hours of August 4th. | Father’s Home Just as He | the force of evil, cither on carth or | inued on Page 13) Auto Js Abandoned | from hell.” SRR After his body was left where| Left It—Pays Visit to | Washington Replies s RESTIS UNEROCKED FOR ACCEPTING TERMS found, the car was driven to a roaa known as the Potter road in town | of North Haven, and there abandon- ed on the road in the middle of e highway about opposite the rear he Potter residence. Cemetery aken to sa of being t. feguard the treaty rights American nationals in | Plymouth, ident Cool Vt., Aug 5 () among tl ued on Pag The car was first seen by a mmm“r surroundir of Boyhood., | (C¢ Sevente voung man who was returning from | ed in the pleasant little | the city market to his home, Who |white farm house where his aged ('1“"’]1(‘ “ ho \"med to 1id not disclose the finding of it ifather administered to him the oath SELL!NG until about 6 o'clock the net MOrn- as president three years ago, r | Calles’ Order Suspended ing. |Coolidge planned to spena “The authorities having been idays with Mrs. Coolidge auiesty BURR”'T SEHUHL SITE‘ From Church notified, the car was found in aiamong friends of a lifetime el garage in North Haven and faken | (jose at st oW the muw - b by the authorities to New Haven side from the homestead in the vil- | R is now in their possession.” l1yze cemotory, lie four generations is Anguiano the Ca ; '“”" RELET ‘“;‘! '?‘"l"l““‘?”‘” |of the Coolidge family and it was to (Loss of Taxes m Using It o ““,‘"" il X & n the state police to aid his offic tig008 Lhat M, My Codlifina)| & s accpeted President 80 e TR e i Haotris o ||;'=(Lix;,un“(r:‘:‘llvl‘d.\l!l‘nJ\k(,\?'r‘l:'»I for Public Pulposes ment's religious lutions, of the state’s attorney’s office, con- |y from the Adirondachs { Would Be Large been ecomumunicated und suspended clude . | There they stood silently for a few Rast i L L L . | “We are now in possession of very {minutes at the grave their son, ] i | . Bishop Guizar Valencia of Vers important information which we s | | who at present 1s in Mexico | Calvin, J |two years who d'ed in Washington | Ia The use of the old Burritt scho property at the corner of Main : 1as issued a in hopes will disclose who commit- | sto to this ted the murder.” i manife ago and at the last rest- | {ing place of Mr. Coolidge’s father, |Mast Main streets by the munici- anifesto urges the clergy = e . John C. Coolidge who died here | pality would not b g00d move, | 'and Catholics gennrafly to pray for Their last previous visit here was | chairman of the board of flnance | in 1, 15,490, yaare old ‘and that he OUT YOUNG WIFES EYE][GT the funeral of Col. ~Coolidge. [and taxation, who explained today | S EAnAnI ik notumany yeaxe Fo live s Aurora Pierce, housekeeper for |that the move would mean the loss Dispatches from Vera years for the aged colonel. continues |of thousands of dollars in taxes and | that Father Aneniane Vew York |\ charge of the house and the pic- that a complete fire station could be | he did not. intend Lo Alleget Acid Assatlant tn New York|;o5 and other fumilehings are un. \,u,u, i ndl ontasa: reh. Hu) ) ik A T e AaENA Hek DR of disturbed. price to be paid for the property. | to point out his belief that the The.tarm: was handed on by the! Mr, Hall thinks' the . property|ses had been misunformed regard Another Woman |colonel to the president gnd nd indi- |would be better In the hands of | ing the religions situation, & " y 3 - cation has been given that Mr. Cool- |private interests because it is oo | (h: ent’s regulations did not v mmg‘ m-‘ st o | I'riends and neighbors gathered (tion, or police station. Tt would not (5 Dlesningcompn) ning |220Ut the house today to welcome [be a good financlal move because| A aispatch from M ity yes- out one of the eyes of hi vear- |0 shed visitors as they did |the costs of procuring it from the | tarday morning. s Father old_ wife and causing the death. of | ¢otere ool board would be so high tfat | Anguiano had w v letter to Hepiaada e \as evident, however, a dis- | the city would not be able to get the | prasident Calles ting the re- of the Wallach’s three-yeéar-old|{Position to respect the wishes of Mr. lmll benefit of it even if it establish- | Jigjous regulations ar that the child, by smearing the women with [2"d Mrs. Coolidge and permit them led a police, fire station and city hall | prosident pad ordered the Mayor of B tvrosive. TolBon: |the quiet rest they seek. en :\l'l\m one, many of the real te men | Alayardo to return to the priest | When identificd by his wife as the |t0rney General Sargent, a life long fin the city have declared. his church, which had been taken | 7t of herself and Mrs. Blust. |friend after accompanying them . carly days, the property | gver by the municipal authorities. lach sald according to the po- |here left late yesterday afternoon, ad wood” to the city. It | Father Anguiano said in his letter b {and returned to his family at Bur- |w Wty By DS REG o Kiont, that n' accepting | “When my body is strapped in the 'lington. un-mnl;mm vinzl’*n and was made the | the regulations he was carrying out | electric chair, T'll still love you." SR e e 0 |site of a school. Throughout the | jationalistic work on behalf of the \\](:,‘l‘qlrh however, denied the NINE HURT IN WRECK |city's growth, it continued to be ! Catholic cult of Mexico, He under- ges. Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 5 ®) — A\”'“1use\] as a school and the city never | stood, he said, that those in con- Mrs, Wallach said her husband at- |Persons Were injured early today |nenefited financially from the taxes | fiiet with the government were pe tacked her when she refused to re- |When northbound Pennsylvania nAS-hz might have brought if it were in | ple without patriotism and probably turn fo him after an estrangement [Senger train No. 237, sideswiped a (private hands. Now it 1s one of the | badly in{entioned. “who have de. of severa’ months, Mrs. Blust. the [southbound Pennsylvania passenker|pest sites on Main street and should | eelved not only the supreme Roman Wit 1. struggled with Wallach (nllrulu here. One Pullman of the [blmx A record price when it is sold. | Rontiff, but are attempting to de- prateot Mrs. Wallach and he tore northbound train was overturned.| Mr. Hall said he does not believe | ceive the chvilized world by mak- her rlothing away and smeared her ,“m.\ those in that car received in-'the property will be sold for some |ing the Mexican situation appear in with the poison. Jurles time. an untrue light.” 4 Bt o S 4 again to NEARLY $200,00018 * PAID FOR TOBACCY | Gonn. Valley Assn. Disposes of Its 1924-25 Stock MAY HOLD ANOTHER SALE Attorr;y General Deluged With Petitions For Liquor Permits| Connect ban on in this ¢ years ago apyp on |from weaithy r s lation, 1 Healy has =k " {who d o bring their private {requestec e prohibition 4 sto rer homes in the |suk Frank T. Putney, One Quarter Paid sout ta to prepare ks to expe- 1924 short seconds, and | b epers o i3t Bl short seconds with [, Sacmits ¥ i oroey et g ut Healy is still at a loss to und nd ) prohi- [why his office should be drawn into town hot liquor regulation work. In an opin- New York city to his country ion given to prohibition office in Southport. Another mar lon July 8, he stated that he was milar mo ew |ready to observe on of ho I em althou to un- v th kes |derstand what r s for , who her criminal juris- law organiza- his (including the is without any or o is|diction in the liquor oic o iti 1 to state kewi that the sto -proh tion, PROMINENT AUTHOR IS ASKING FOR DIVORCE careft NEW ENGLAND GETS i GLIMPSE OF AIRSHIP New York Bid High s per pound for untry | nctory request indicat J t so minute a is afternoon that 1 affairs. | leased with the r Th tlis 0Bt irst inscription sale of through his : new regu Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending July 31st ... 13,097 PRICE THREE CENTS ARREST OF VESTRYMAN ORDERED IN HALL-MILLS CASE INVESTIGATION pecial Prosecutor Simpson Proceeds Agamst Ralph V. M. Gorsline But With- holds Nature of Warrant ’S |More to Be Taken Into Custody if New Evi- | dence Materializes — | Four Former Employes | | at Hall's Home Quizzed. Jersey State § City, N. J, Aug. 5 (P— ator Simpson, a special prosecutor in the revived Hall-Mills murder inquiry, today said he had jordered the arrest of Ralph V. M. Gorsline, vestryman and choir sing- |er in the late Rev. Edward W. Hall's New Brunswick church, The nature of the warrant, was not made public by the prosecutor. Gorsline’s whereabouts were not disclosed. No Warrants Issued Somerville, N. J., Aug. 5 P—Two automobiles filled with Jersey City detectives who are investigating the Hall-Mills murder mystery, arrived here shortly after noon today, the |men from one car went to state police headquarters where they went into conference of police officials. |The other detectives went to see |County Judge Cleary, but would not say if it was to have him !ign war- 1924 short seco | a0t ot ver £ K % 1 ll {rants for arrests. 1 not sell very ‘Low .\ngcle: Completes |Richard Washburn Child, Fedbiele i e N 1 00 was from ! - i / b i o 1 : Cleary said he had not issued any Percival R Ine | Newport Tests—Off for ‘, Also Ex-Ambassador, |(leary said b Aettingg Furthan st 6 cents per pound, for . Q & ment. ! five cases | Maine Today Sues for Decree Four Called To Office Another Sale In Pull | S | Jersey City, N. J., Aug. b. (P — I close of i : 4 | State Senator Simpson, special tuate, S8, g b A S udsburg, Pa., Aug. b ;. o\ p t nnounced that 1 M Aug 1 '\\v" 1dshurg, Pa. . P—| srosocutor for New Jerser 1o tHS = comr to the directors ! 1‘»0’ fhf Richard Washburn Child, former | revived Hall-Mills inquiry, today of the association that another sale - O"rth o bassador to Italy and widely | ordered state troopers to bring to te ¥ hortly after Labor Day 't s oy "’]u it | Known writer, has asked the com- | his office for questioning four :.r- which time 0,000 to 15,000 pounds ) this afternoon. | Mon Plees*eourt of Monroe county ;l""'l k;:‘"dp FOTEINE BRTSARTY IDPU i i [to award him a dec of divorce| \re Louise Geist Riehl, whose . P) — a his wife, Maude Parker Child, ;7 husband caused reopening of the 5 fotatea . tower of vn writer, records of | investigation by a statement he filed o morning about a Sloutaid 1ohen {1n his divorce suit, was one of them. The s sold e ven o'clock caught | Others were Marie Zildea, former ied Los Angelcs as hild through his attorney. | ok for the Halls; now employed €. R. Bensinger, obtained a sub- n £ ; 4 | poena in divorce upon Mrs. Child on > : {June 26, returnable the fourth Mon- Py . curve| The papers in the case were im- AR e e ded by Mr. Bensinger, who de- A S . .. 'admitting that efforts were made to . 267 feCl | cop the suit a secret. } phO¥eEseslans] Mr. Child, who for several years I'lcchon Law Prevent o has been a resident of Buck Hill 2 Apg. § (P—The yalls, a colony of friends, could not Senator Bingham De- i« dirigible of the Lo reached today. It was said that i United § . cast off from the 'Mrs. Child, whom he married in clares in Interview mooring of the U S. Pa-|August, 1916, has not been at the toka at 10:1( castern daylight | colony for a long time. S L pdp o tim er second da of —_—_—— ord, Conn., Aug. 5 (P < in cfbrating the radio TAKE tracted suc in Pennsyl- | land coa : gl T o maneuerea easny| L OF 3,000 PERSONS urred in Connecticut s iround the station at | ates tor Hiram Bin Prices' Neck, near here, for a final | clared in an interview, because in | series of tests before moving up the 250,000 Refugees From 2,000 Square there is an election la o work the stations at Scitu- ,‘rfi ik hats ool e tor Dol Eon e et Bees Tareans Sogton Miles of Inundated Territory tor may spend for his = nomination and election only one-| Scituate, Mass., Aug. 5 UP—Radio | =-yapan Alsg, Sufcciiy d of a United States senator's|experts at Fourth CIiff, near Huma Hankow, China, Aug. 5 (P—Burst- EA |rock, who are taking part in the | . o¢ gyres on the Yangtze river added t I catibration tests of the radio com- ¥ ; law in e s state cffectively | passes by the glant dirigible Los |in southeastern Hupeh province has restrained candidates from expend- | A said this morning that they | caused the loes of 3,000 lives. Two ing for nomination or election sums | had caught messages which indicat- | thousand square miles of territory is of money that could possibly be con- | ed that the Los An had not |flooded. |sidered too 1 finally completed 1 calit l"fl“‘ There was an exodus of a quarter | Senator Bingham said he was not | tests at Newport, R. I yesterday [of a million farmers, |acquainted with the disclosures |and was completing them this mo The city of Hankow, which al- relative to expenditures in the|j |ready w inundated, was saved from mary campaigns of Frank 1 were, they said, that|what threated to be one of the most nator Willlam B. Mc-|she would not leave Newport until sastrous floods in its history by the and George Brennan, noon or lat arriving over Scituate aking of a dyke that it 1d about midafternoon. Re ains had swollen the river Smith — |and reversing the current of the () —Thousands of by a Rutgers university professor; | Minnle Clark, whose job in the Hall home was not given, and the family chauffeur. mpson announced today that he had completed his investigation of the first inquiry into the killing of the Rev. Bdward W. Hall and Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills, choir singer, in his New Brunswick church. Detectives Assigned Five Jersey City detectives were assigned to check up on the story of a new woman witness who yes- terday told Simpson that she had | seen a man and woman bending | over the bodies of the slain couple. | This woman was quoted as telling the prosecutor that she would be able to identify the man and wo- | man seen near the bodies. Two vital witnesses in the case are yet to be questioned, Simpson said. They are Raymond Schneider | and Pearl Bahmer, both of New Brunswick, who' discovered tha bodies. | (Continued on Page 18) 'HARTFORD SALESMAN FALLS TO HIS DEATH Richard C. Rockwell, War Veteran, May Have Walked in His Sleep | sewe d the water to overflow spent by ewberry sky today for the |the city. The bursting of the dyke| ; of Michigan who was practically the giant released the backing up water. N':w Londnn;:\ug‘ E.Nlm—‘hxrhnra f 1 to resign from ible Los es since it passed | The river front now is belng|C:. Rockwell, 35, of 224 Cleveland or Bingham smiled over this city on its memorable trans- | banked with sand all avallable | avenue, Hartford, plunged to his You know I'm not one to comment | Atlantic flight from Germany. The |equipment having been ‘requisitioned | death from the window of his room on things until I've looked into airship was ordered here to test | for strengthening the banks and|O©R the ninth story, to the roof of en Senator Bingham voted land calibrating powers of the pumping out the streets. | & two story annex of the Mohican azainst the senatorial investigation | Deor Island compass station in the| Refugees are pouring into the|hotel early this morning, A bell into the Pennsylvania and Illinois | jarbor L iaiga vk T of crops| boy at the hotel discovered the body primaries |" Experiments yest it nmjm““. g upon the of last| shortly before seven o'clock this Asked whether he would vote 10 | price's Neck station at N . R.{year, it is feared, forecasts a worse| MOTDINg. Dr. Charles ' Kaufman, t Vare it the latter should be |1 mad proved the a ister in the way of a food short. | Medical examiner pronounced —the Pennsylvania and there should be a | gg well as at sea, it % | fractured skull, broken neck, and juestion of allowing him to hold his | reported Toky crushed chest. t. Mr. Bingham refused to com- 2 . YRR, He was a traveling salesman for e ,,,,,“'I: iam refused {o com- | After sever : been reccived here of floods in AKita| ny Denny Tag company. of 686 " T beliéve, [agig ahous ind Yamagata prefectures, in north-| \yinggor street, Hartford. tiofi bt 1" | during which the [ wistern Japan, in which thousands| ~ poekwell fegistered . vestor | tirely a sts f R copELaa: ool of house were inundated '”’1!"0(.\!"[,‘ In the late afternoon he | states supreme court has held, and fshore Stk hn bos AnKe o wstship | LT 1oWn of Honjo was sald to be| went to hts room, leaving word at I think the regulations governing the ':.",\,‘fl‘, e ea withont londds, pxas 1 many casualties| (he desk to be called at.7:30 o'clock choice of party candidates should be | fonture e Thr thb Jangtic S AUME ) S 3 this morning. Nothing was seen of left entirely to the stat B bkt oo Uit al river was reported 0| him again until his body, clothed in senator. SonAwined, e Tiee WALy “the | Nave risen 18 fect doing heavy dam- | pajamas, was found lteless upon the g A | weather which hung. close to the age to farms and rafiways. . Gomic| oo/t the mbai | gt Jcoast { the Patoka passed | MURIcaticna were Interrupted Police have been unable to es- H G L v.ln(mn ;-’m ();‘u a ) ‘ru el e tablish the motive for the sujcide - | | the night in the sheltered CCeSSE i 1. W. S el ¢ Ne aten I Ao A IDEs || of the upper bay. |Movie Cowboys Protest { - W. Stockwell of New Haven i Ang. 6 (Standard Time) g g are fo! of ‘ » 3 E New Haven 9.53 am. 10.05 p.n, BolomiRaie i o Bl U. S. Soldiers in Films [cq in this city cariy this atternoon New Loadon 7. ¢ | Los Angele turn to Newr Hollywood, Cal.. Aug. 5 —Movie [said that his son had been affected ! 7.51 a.m. *8.03 p.m leave rrow for Bar Harbor, ] nd leave tomorr the New | COWDOYs resent the use of govern-|with somnambulism durlng his youth * Whers inal teath ‘ou;tue s [ment troops in the fiims and have but in late years he had not shown [ England coast will be made. The [filed formal protest against it. Declaring the use of troops to be unfair competition, attorneys for the ‘Westerners' Protective assoclation, HIT BY BASEBALL DIES an organization of horsemen of the Lincoln, T, Aug. (R—Ray gcroen, sent telegrams yesterday to Wallace, died of injuries received! the secretary of the navy and the yesterd when he was hit by a bas war department and to California Bul,duing.a game’on the OAd:Fels | eatart asking that the. practice. of e # 'lows' orphanage playgrounds, | renting troops be discontinued, \‘hll' will then turn back to its Lake- NP T T R R O L # | hurst, N. J., hangar. * THE WEATHER Hartford, Aug. 5.--Forccast for New Britain and vicinity: Generally [air tonight; Fri- day increasing cloudiness B any signs of restlessness In sleep. “There is no conceivable reason why he should have taken his own life,” he sald. “As far as we know he had no troubles of sufficient weight to drive him to such an act.” Medical Examiner Kaufman sald this afternoon that Rockwell eould (Continued in Page 17) . o X 3 o > b