New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1927, Page 21

AMERIGAN DENIED | BAIL IN GERMANY America Unable to Aid Chemist| Now in Prison 4 Berlin, Dee, 2 (P—SVhile the Ger- izn office lias taken cog- | nizance of the nian i official American in- | quiry into the detention of Guido | Amierican chemist, now in Ducsseldorf, it is unable to intervene in the formal jurisdicial | tigution being conducted by the | n courts, it was stated today. | has been denied bail be- cause e is a foreigner who would e in a position to get out of reach of the German courts if released on s. official quarters stating that r such circum- il to foreigners. nee also is required alleged t certain German ! who were negotiating with 1 in the charge n on the ground 1 esplonage. s born in M said to have been connec Portsn since 1915 The to o ch but is 1 with a h, N. H,, chemical concern ainst him is violat- pan law by offering em- ployment fo a German chemist al- ¥ under contract. He has heen since last June without bail. MAN KILLED: SIX INJURED IN CRASH. Truck Loaded With Glass Runs Rmuck i Rye, N. Y. Rye, N. Y., Dee. 2 (A—One man | sylvania's big i four lives and at.least a score in- | siv others werd broised and by today when a tor truck S of a hill The dead man w Tngene Burch- ty, the driver, thrown from his I £ the of iilled wh wnder was seriously fuel tank of the injnred truck crew. truck crew 1 coasted his machine | out of gear, police 5 Irive, ft broke, punc- tured fuel tank and caused the cxplosion. The truck carcencd to toot of the grade and crashed nst a hillside Automobhile Accident Automobiles driven by John L. Sullivan of 113 Greenwood street and I'rank . C of 54 Talcott reet we umaged in a col- intersection of Corbin Main streets about 6:45 (M\m I last evening, and Louls Talcott strect, who was 1li, suffered a eye. s Em- of Curtis street, 10 was in Sullivan's car, d, nor were the dri- rgeant Ellinger, who orted that Ciandelli W as he o Corbin avenue ¥ 1llivan's ear, which was on West Main street. was no cause for police ac- Pltlsbmyzh Effort to End Accidents Fails | Pittsburgh, Dee. 2 (P—November No accident month"—was mark- | «d in Pittsburgh by an increase |l’l‘ idental deaths, The coroner's re- | Q130 violent deaths, in- | 3 killed in the disastrous | north side gas tank explosion. The October fatality list totwled 101, November f ities include Traffic accidents Automol Street Football PRIENDSHIP CLUB MEETS The Friendship club of the busi ss women’s department of the Y W. C. A. Tield its December meeting ast night. Miss Louise Blakely, the president of the club p Bri was the entertainment for | the evening. The club meets the first | Thursday of h month. An educa- tional talkk or evening of fun follows short 1 meeting, At the Ontober Helen Hayes | spoke on d at the Novem- her meeting Miss Lee Bryant on | poetry. | ‘Several Others Wounded n Penn. | ~close to 15,000, |of Canada for the | Evening sale of s STUDENT LOAN FUNDS 825,000 Donated For Benefit oi Students of Union College, Schenectady, N. Y, Schenectady . Dec. 2 (P—A loan of fund of $23,000 for the bene- it of students of Union College, m-.-l gift of Gerard Swope, president of | the General tric company, was announced today by Charles Alex- ander Richmond, president of the | college. The gift stipulated that | loans are to be awarded to employes | or sons of employes of the General | Electric and International General | Electric Companies in this county and to other students of the college | who h ttended not less than one vear. The loans are to be awarded first to company employes Mr. Swope stipulated th awards 'should be made from the standpoint | of character, contact and ora ination as well from t ademic attainments and financial needs, | The directors of the conipany, Mr. Swope ounced, also have - set aside $23.000 to be used as loan fund | | for employes and sons of employ lut have placed no restrictions the choice of coll FOUR HUNTSHEN ALREADY HILLED on | Within 24 Hours Harrisburg, Dec. 2.—(U)—Penn- | game than 48 hours old, already has cost | season, lees jured, some &0 scriously that they die. With more than 550,000 hunters | in the forests, seeking the 130, bucks which are lega commission officers the number of deer killed would bo Last year 12,000 | deer were killed as well as 9 elk and | 600 bears. The season on deer, el and bear lasts until December 15, John W. Michael, 16, claims to he the voungest person to kill a deer | thus far. Michael brought down a four-prong, 200-pound buck late vesterda A 140-pound buck was struck and killed by an antoomohbile driven by | a party of hunters in the Williams- port district. Williams, also hunting in the Williamsport district, killed a pure white deer, with eight-pronged antlers. | At Bethlehem, Michael Maurer, | shot a large buck in Saucon park | within the city limits of Bethlchem. | All three mines of the Susquehan- | na Collicries company at Lykens | were closed yesterday and today to allow the 2700 miners to seck deer. | Medford, Mass.,, Man Is Accused of Murder Maldn, Mass., Dec. 2 (P—A war- rant charging William N. Nern of | Medford with murder in the first de- | gress was issued today. Nern was taken to a hospital under arrest terday after his wife, Mrs. Eliza- beth Nern, was found stabbed to | death in their home. Nern was suf- | fering from knife wounds which he | said he had inflicted himself. 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