New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1927, Page 5

BOMBING OF PARIS DEFENDED TODAY Reichstag Gets Report From Special Committge Berlin, May 19 (UP)—Justifica- tions of the wartime shelling of Paris and air bombing of London ond extenuating explanations for other alleged German cruelties dur- ing the war were in the possession of the Reichstag today in the form of a committee report. The report emphatically condoned unrestricted submarine warfare, Former Minister of Justice Jo- hannes Bell, as chalrman of the third sub-committee of the Reich- stag’s committee to investigate the responsibility for the war, submit- ted the report in five volumes. It dealt with the observance of inter- national law during the World War. The sub-committee’s task was to determine whether or not the Ger- man authorities had enforced or tolerated military or economic mea- sures which violated international law or whether their measures were cruel beyond' economic or { military requirements. In general, the sub-committee iound Germany not gulilty. e 3 direction of Miss Agnes McLam, |and ks, Ae ; | Si The committee, consldering _the .Cflhi".'finf;"'\‘:';'.Ts"f:fi'lfsn’fi.“'fiie.’oc?' mada (¥ Mebuls yesteraty atiericon (LSHS TS RS e i Hague conventlon regarding land | ation in Poland, which has been in |8 4:15 o'clock in the school audl- |found the cause e GEORGETTE 40iloeh warfare, concluded that EOVern- | progress for some time, has broken [(OFiUM, presenting the thres dot [TREMEAL o 3 WN COTTO! ments generally had printed the | out afresh as the result of a circu- |0Medy, “At the Sign of the Pewter | = r*ChAN! A e SCARFS BROWN.© N text of the convention without edu- | 3 : Jug” 'The play. was well given and [t!on of the conjunctive, the mucous | e cating officers or men to its signi- ficance. Military activities of Bel- | gian civillans against the German army, especially the sniping by Rel- glans, was.not fully in concurrence with the Hague convention, the sub-committee sald. A majority of the sub-committee did not express any opinion regarding the legality | Part in the athletics and other ac-|petty Watts, her daughter .... ) n,’;he"‘,epo,mfim 0,‘,,,,,}“ L, | tivities of the organization. He S 3 Faith Barry | today sold its present quarters, a omen s ians, but a minority found that the | Fecommended that closer relations | wiiliam Norten .. James MacArthur | four story building 35 years old to deportations were in violation of NEW BRIT@TN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1927. tinued, the shelling commenced only | after warnings had been issued that reprisals would come. City Items German gas warfare, the report continued, was in concurrence with| A mMeeting of the Falcons, Nest international law except in the usage | NO. 88, will be held Friday evening of “green and yellow cross” shells. [at 7:30 at the Falcons’ hall. The These, however, were employed after | meeting is called as a final gath- the French, so the sub-committee |ering of the comm|ttees to report said, had introduced unlawful means and complete arrangements for the of gas warfare. The treatment of prisoners at the war front was not fully in concur- rence with international law on either side, the report continued. *\Referri) to hospital vessels, the report said that the status of thesc had been violated in a few instances by both sides and further argued that Germany was entitled to de- clare certain war zones for vessels of all nations after it had been proved that the allies had hoisted neutral fligs over their craft. Socialist Deputy Levi and Com- munist Deputy Stocker in behalf of their parties protested against the sub-committee’s report, Levi saying that the Belgian deportations never could be justified. CATHOLIC CRITICISM OF Y. K. C. A. CROPS UP Attention Called To Condition By Action of Authoritiés in Warsaw Warsaw, May 19 (#—Roman lar by the minister of education rec- ommending closer relations between the Y. M. C. A. and the schools. The circular stated that the min- istry of education had learned that the school authoritles had started a boycott against the Y. M. C. A. pro- hibiting their pupils from taking be established instead. 20th anniversary. observance, which will take place Sunday. Worthy Temple, Pythian Sisters, will hold its regular mecting on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. A class of candidates will be initiated. The junior members of Court Co- lumba will meet this evening at 7 o'clock at Red Men's hall, Main street. Applications for membership will be received. Miss Rose Rubin of Norwich is visiting her sister, Miss Betty Ru- in, of West Main street. Miss Ida Ruth Birnbaum has re- turned from a week’s visit at Syra cuse University where she was a guest of the Phi Epsilon Phi fra- ternity. The New Britain Fish and Game Association will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, at Jr. O. U. A. M. hall on Glen street. Sherman F. Avery of Shuttle Meadow avenue has réturned from a week's business trip to Philadel- phia. CENTRAL JR. H. NOTES The Junior Dramatic club of the Central Junior high school under the acted, causing much favorable com- ment from the audience. The cast | of characters were as follows: Suzanne Shuler . Lela Shuler .. Claire Roulter Barbara Shuler ...... Mary Farrel | Mrs. Wellington Watts Marjorle Leavitt John Mackenzie ...... Leon Hatoft . Marfe Brophy | FOR ART ADYANCEMENT Civic Clubs and Others Join 1Ili Movement for Encouragement of | Better Grade of Music Here. | Delegates from civic clubs and the United Parents and Teachers’ association will meet at noon to- morrow at the Burritt hotel -to formulate plans for an assoclation | to encourage the promotion of | music and the fine arts in New ., Britain. The delegates will consti- | tute a governing board which wi'l, map out a program of organiza- | tion and activity. It is hoped to gain assurance of sufficient financial backing to war- |rant undertaking a program of bet- ter music. The clubs whose dele- cates will attend tomorrow’s meet- ing will form the nucleus of a community organization later to be |augmented from other sources. Trachoma Disease Germ Is Reported Isolated ‘Washington, May 19 /)—Isolation | of the germ which causcs trachoma, |an eyé disease, has been announced to the American medical assoclation | by Dr. Hiceyom Noguchi, Japanesc | member of the Rockefeller institute { for medical research. Delegates to fhe assoziation's con- | | vention gave Dr. Noguchi a long | ovation following the announcement and Dr. Hubert Work, the associn- [membrane which lines the inner sur- | face of the eyelids and is reflected | over the forepart of the eyeball. $116,050 REALTY DEAL Middletown, Conn., May 19 (P— The Middletown Y. M. C. A. which is planning to construct a new building within the next two years Willlam F. Bieloy of this city for $116.050. They have until May 1, SANITARY NAPKINS 12 29¢ Raphael’s $50,00 Overstock 10-Day Sale Another List of Cash Values Join the Crowds — Come Tomorrow and Share in the Big Savings. 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Jean Stockwell represented a reprisal against un-| (Despite the overwhelming pre-| The scenes were at the simmer lawgul British blockade. ronderance of Roman Catholica in 10 “The Sien of ‘h“_‘_"e“é" Jus! Since air raids were justified on|the population of Poland, the Y. M.|!n the Berkshires. = The Orchestra | all enemy means of warfare, the re- | C. A. has been making progress in|Club under the direction of ) ’”:‘ port sald that air raids on London: Poland, a housewarming for (8° m;fl: Bradl’;&r’“ played ';llur(:g inter- 1 locks and arsenals were Jjustified | Cracow Y. M. C. A. home, the firm:’l‘l"‘d”" o e ""dl:'};’fi 1 nd explained in extenuation that|in Poland. being held on April 10.[ % “a"‘;& fincu ‘:a;'vr;?n”? i : 3 18 ralds were undertaken at night | Cardinal Kakowski, of Warsaw, pre. o'y, A0 will probably he last | tie 1,08 Sundays when strects were de- |viously had protested againat ap- (%% 1 Seenter Bl cloncmoon, srted. Long range hombardment of ! peals being made to Roman Catho- : c 'arls, which was inaugurated when |jjcs to contribute to Y. M. C. A. ac- \n';:i:‘}g? ‘(}og:"““"jl‘c;';‘m_ « shell struck a Parls church dur- |, wnd waren'" Chtiolles| g et Conin, May 10 10, g funday serylces, was mustifed, gainet fiie dnfinence of {he "Pro-| .= a1 wHick was onah e e the sub-committee said, although the | iy controlled” institutions.) ‘_o»"-“;”rkm e e | Tuesday was released to relatives by places shelled were neither, mili- | * tary buildings nor stores of war ma- | i terials. It was argued that tha| In the northwestern part of the|Coroner 1. A. Smith today. 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