New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1928, Page 5

BOTH PARTIES T0, BE WATCHED NoW Campaign Activities Scratinized for Traces of 0il ‘Washington, Feb. 14.—UP—Cam- paign chest records of both the re. publican and democratic parties, with particular reference to the 1920 presidential contest, likely will be examined by the Senate Teapot Dome committee in its quest for traces of profita of the now extinct Continental Trading company of Canada. ‘Will H. Hays, former chairman of the Republican National committee, tlready has been asked to tell: the committece about the §75.000 dona- tion by Harry F. Sinclair, Teapot Dome lessee and a sharer of the Continental's profits, to the party deficit in 1923, and now Chairman Nye, republican, North Dakota, ex- pects to sumimon democratic party ofiicials to see if they have a similar | story to relate. Chairman Nye said last night that | members of the committee helicved that if “this oil money” went 1o one party it was “quite apt to have gone to the other, too.” He hus not decid- ed yet just whom to call before the committee, but he recalled that Sin- clair had testified that in 1923 he has contributed to campaign funds of bhoth parties, The senator euid also that the | democratic party was known to have | had a deficit of nearly $600,000 at | the close of the 1920 campaign but that figure was reduced to $200,000. There is no public record of how that was done, Nye said, and hel believes the committee should find | out whether the party received a portion of the now hidden Liberty { bonds which formed the $3,080,! DO\)I profits of te Continental company. i The Teapot Dome inquiry will be | resumed Thursday, witnesses eum- moned to appear then include offi- clals and employes of the New York brokerage firm of Potter and com. pany. NORWAY CONTINUES | was a favorite | meters, ! men brought out Norway's champion | sen's ime was 18:36.6. Chas Thuuberg, Finnish champion, broke a Norweglan winning streak when he received first place in the final placings of the 1,500 meters speed skating. His time was 3 min- utes 21.1 second. Norway took the next three places in the event, leaving Edie Murphy and Valentine Bialis, of the United States team to trail in fifth and sixth places for the minor points. Times for ‘place winners behind Thunberg were: second, Bernt Even. sen, Norway, 2:21. nnn Ivar Bal- lengrul, Netway. 2.1 fourth, Roald Larsen, Norway, 3:23.3; fifth, Fddie Murphy, United States, 2:25.9; sixth, Valentine Blalis, Uniged States, There were 30 starters. As usual, they skated in patrs, and placing were awarded on the basis of times made in the heata Bright sunshine, the first since the games started Saturday, greeted the 41 competitors who turned out for the 66-kilometer ski race, the first of the day's events. Norway'a sturdy ski-men already had demonstrated superiority in the ary €ki team race on Sunday. here many competitors sank exs hausted in the six foot Alpine snows, the Norwegians trudged home to an casy victory, alnging as thev went. Finland and the United States, in sccond and third place respectively, hoped to pick up pointa In the skat- ing races today. Clas Thunberg, champion of Europe, who tied for first place in the 500 meter event but was hopeleasly out of the scor- ! ing column in the 5,000 meter race, | to win the 1300\ Figure skating for men and ‘o.‘ skater, outstanding star among the | fair sex's representatives at 8t, \IOI’- itz, Sonja Henie. The United Statea was represented | in the figure skating today by N: Niles of Boston, Mrs. Theresa Blun- | chard and Miss Loughran of New | York. The program called jor com- petition in set figures approved by | the Olympic committee, The free | style competition will be held Wed- | neaday. Americans were considered to | have a good chance in the figure | #kating but the speed skaters from | the United Sta seemed just a bit outclassed. O'Nefll Farrell of Chi. cago finished in a tie for third in the 500-meter race, but was seven. teenth in the 5,000 event. The other third. it was learned. first: Finland, socond; Switzerland, third. 8§00 meters speed skating: Nor. way, first; Finland, second; U. 8. A, 1,600 meters speed skating: Nor- way, first; Finland, second; U. 8. A., third. In the hockey, Sweden has \-on\ its way to the final round, where it will meet the Canadians after the later have disposed of the French in the other semi-final bracket | New Haven Policemen Are Under Suspension New Haven, Ieb. 14 W—Two pa- trolmen were suspended from the police force here by Chiet Philip T. 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