New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1926, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1926. instrument will grow in Importance |a recent exchange of shots between 2 = == — ~ and the doctor will find it of im-|British vessels and’ Chinese patrols VM, PR 2 i < Prisoner Now Is But 2 Years Age New York, Oct sentence of seventy ment was imposed Marcus Mc)Murty, 21 years old, by Judge Mancuso in general sessions on his pleas of guilty to murder in the second degree and rogbery fo. participation in the shooting last August of Patrolman Oscar Oeh | king of the West Forty-seventh street station and the holdup of a West Forty-ninth street speak-easy, | minimum | prison- terday on which preceded the murder. N Murty, who had given the add 304 West 115th street, received a sentence from twenty years to| life imprisonment for the murder | and from ty to eighty years for the holdup. The holdup sentence in- cluded an additional f rs pro-\ scribed under the new Baumes law | for using a pistol In the robbery. | Grins at Lawyers A habitue of the seamen rendezvous on the lower waterfront, | McMurty was immaculately attire when he appeared before Judge Mancuso, n contrast to his appearance when he was a Jjust after the crime. He had been shot twice in the leg at the time by Patrolman James Partington. Mo- Murty and his confederate, Jack Al- len, now a fugitive, had fired on Patrolman Ochlerking when Och- lerking attempted to capture them for the holdup a few minutes be- fore. Oehlerking was killed with one of Allen's bullet The gunman grinned amiably at Judge Mancuso as his lawyers, John Caldwell M rs and Mrs. Joyce Bushel, pleaded that a sentence of but thirty-five years' imprisonment be imposed. He busicd himself smoothing out his new polka dot tie and the lapels of with an air of d M. Meyers told th prisoner was fric eriminal by impuls instinct. He had participation in the robbery, the lawyer went on, by the declaration of Allen that McMurty was “yellow.” After revealing that his client had been a marine and the son of irt that the ss and a her than by \ goaded into ra ents who formerly were on vaudeville stage, Mr. Myers added “I don't hold to the view in certain t the killing of a police- than the quarters tha man is a gred killing of a tinker or a tailor. Mec- Murty will be glad to testify against Allen when Allen is caught.” Judge Mancuso told McCurty that the son the plea o murler had been accepted was be cause he was not the actual slaver and it was not likely that gree murder conviction wou been sustained. He added, however, that socicty needed to be protected against such criminals. “I am going to make sure that flm defenc never again secs u outside of prison walls,” he MOVIES ENTERING SURGICAL FIELD - ‘yursondl attention to de! | northern provinces measurable advantage just as school teachers of the country are begin- ning to’find the screen of undream- ed_impo; in furthering eaching methods. | “In addition the moving picture | can and will help the doctor teach | the value of health, the importance | of proper living, and the need for ails of hy- which will de- | glene and contagion, | velop a stronger race ot men. “Moreover the motion picture can | and will preserve for future genera- | tions of medical men—especially the | cons—the technique and opera- ill of the eminent surgeons of s0 that these great men of snce will continue to ‘operate’ cven after their deaths. “The provincial medical man, han- ti dicapped by distance, by. lack of funds and opportunity, acquires & dge tha wise he could ver att POSSIBILITY OF VICTORY BY ‘REDY British Govt. Smdying Problem in China ondon, Oct. lity of the victorious Cantonese ds” overrunning northern hina, the nominal central government there and thus forcing the issue of Chi whole relationship with the western powers, s being studied seriously in authoritative British circles. The consensus is that the Can- | tonese nationalists will fall to unify Shina, as other groups have failed, but will be able to maintain and nsolidate » their influence in the h thus facing the forelgn na- with the problem of what tion to take of the existing the great republic of tions divisions of the east. According to soviet ané. the British vlew, mpathy, advice nee, to which ntonese thus Russ material assisf success of the has been la are likely to prove a seriou handicap to their campaigns in th north, where it s declared the im- rialist ambitions of Russia prob- ably will be revealed to China, as they were in the days of the czars. From information received in London, 1 I Chang Ts Manchurian dictator, is even more anti-soviet than the Japan- ese, and the possibility of Man- churia becoming reconciled to the Canton government is regarded as most remote. One test « here, the of the attitude of the is expected in the reception given hal Feng Yu-Hslang, who, visiting Moscow, has returned to northwestern the Cantonese e: us Choatic Conditions in (Imm Are Revorted () — A chaotic Szechn pro- in dispatches '1mn C '\ unk mg which indicate that 29 () — The pos- | engulfing Peking, dispersing | ly attributed | -Lin, | toward Canton | China to fu)l‘wr‘ at Wanhsien is affecting Americans and other foreigners. The situation is approaching the polnt where | tion of the British from the | interior likely will become neces- | sary. | At Chengtu thers is a serious stirke situation which involves all | | forelgners. Domestics have desert- ed their jobs, food supplies have | | been withheld and the Unlon Christian university there has been | closed as a result. \ Foreign vessels are being held up || | near Chunking owing to the dan- | ger of their being commandeered for transports by the hostile Chi- | nese. Efforts of forelgn consuls to | bring about an improvement in the hitherto have been un- | situation avalling. Rule on Sunday Games | Philadelphia, Oct. 29.—(#— The state supreme court is to be asked to | pass on the | | | | Penn. Supreme Court to | | | constitutionality of Pennsylvanta’s Sunday “blue law” of | 1794, under which the Dauphin county court at Harrisburg was held tlegal both the playing of profes- sional haseball and the operation of | the sesqui-centennial exposition on the Sabbath. An appeal will be taken by the Philadelphia American league base- | ball club from the ruling of the | Dauphin county court. The ruling was on quo warranto proceedings | brought by the Attorney General | Woodruft against the management | of the athletics atter the team had | | played a Sunday game here with the | Chicago White Sox on August 22. | Pending a hearing on an appeal, | the supreme court has stayed the injunction resfraining the sesqui- | centennial exposition from Sabbath | operation. | | | | | New Process for Making | Rubber Goods Announced | New York, Oct. 29 UP)fl’romls-' ing a complete change in methods of compounding, milling and vulcan- | izing rubber, a new process of manu- facturing rubber goods has been |developed and will be applied com- ! | mercially by a newly formed cor- |poration, it was announced last | night. | American Anode, Inc.,, which made the announcement, was organized d is controlled by the B. F. Good- ich compai the Eastman Kodak company and the Anode Rubber company Great Britain. The | principle of the patented process is |the electrolytic deposition of rubber on an anode, which serves as a mold or form. Since it is claimed the [method will retain to a greater de- |gree the original resiliency of the raw rubber, it is believed it will be applied to the manufacture of auto- ‘nmh\lt‘ tires as well as mechanical | rubber goods. | The method is the work of Dr. Panl Klein, of Budapest, and Drs. E. Shepherd and L. W. Eberlin of ‘fl » Eastman laboratory. ‘ SHOWERED Flis of 215 Burritt ||# rprise miscel- evening at the siste aw, Mrs e recelved a large gifts. She will be Grud- MISS FLI Miss Mary street was laneous show home of Frank Tl umber of usef come the bride of Joseph zinski on November 10. 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