New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1928, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press ESTABLISHED 1870 APRIL 19, 1928 —TWENTY PAGES Average Daily Circulation l’l’ Week Ending April 14th PRICE THREE CEMS' Ap MRy 1 R STATE DEMOCRATS [ ¥ties From Hartord BLA[;K Lfbl HGHT City Admlmstratlons Arraigned BENNETT PLANS TO 3 s om BE: | ¥ .‘ To Boston in 35 Min. : Boston. Mass., April 19 (@) — f P tt P bI H h ; REPORTED IN ROW || oo St o or Fermiting Fublic Highways AYT L Colonial Air Transport brought ' 13 [1) the air mail from New York to t F l t D I b' St t N . Boston today in one hour and 25 |: 0 ra nto ep orabie ate) . . 1 Mave on Fool (o Seek Ousting of| | mimares actumr ivime vme. mwis | Right to Fix National Pollcy {Will Take Off Tomorrow With was ten minutes faster than a Mane had ever covered the 220 Al ed Walsh and sm"acy BT e syt 50 Question {Council Iny cmgatmg Commiittee Indicts Governments Bernt Balchen A cities. of Past Several Years for Neglect of Streets— The time from Hadley field, . : i o {l 1] New Brunswick, N. 3., (40 miles Something Wrong With System”—Favors i 0 : ing Wron Akors Submits N south of New York by train) to Capacity Work for Employes. | cO! ubmits Note || Hartfora was 30 minutes and ) { anid MeXeil Mentioned As | from Hartford to Boston wgs 35 || Besolution Would Demand Various | ~hms 7 w l'l w T kfl minutes. e st T o e U oy dniskipan ML Go; Bk g} Gteon)y hic| as Ta e Chapters Be Informed of National | New Eritain strects i terms mor et wiih| dittion Bere | With Parts—Ireparations \mc[ : - R ie WY | severe than has ever been used in AP enatiiiiohie dato i ol o G From Tmnk D onis Holal Mocting in . Now Defense Committec's Views—Oth- | a report of an invesiizating cominit- Kk up to our satistaction Lecause | @ Reecive Fliers i Royval Liecep- | . y m % e | I tee 1s contained in the tindings o the general untidy con G lf Breudzeport, April 18 (P-The i ? Washington. April 19 (P—A reso- | Mayor, with the approval of the re we able 1o get a ver N Now T i e LT e L R I A e ot o mun ey . o7 L i S e e ] T R R Fall's Deposition ter Rilling. T T Lt e o e b R ® OF | The conclusion was arrived at it an of the work of some of the laborers | leave Greenly Island on Sund Ciats fromn several scctions of the | S E e dnsriea RE gl document fited 1ast | anl others on the payroll.” e e — 7 Jate, Leld ot New Haven yesterday, | olution the right to invite whatever | night that “the tax payers of New Kare Fadmosa Oy olamie b bt ‘AR 1 ; ) i I 3 8 # day, Miss Herta Junke i 8 . s plans of carrying to the | | speakers they choosc without re- | lirituin have reached the point B e dlae e o i I‘l, Rl GUMF‘NTS ON TOMORROW‘P‘“"“"“““ Testifies Ace < oi the fortheoming state con- ) Hie Qiyth Vi —] d |ly :striction: by the national orguniza- where they must. and will, have jinittee s “Thit 1l 00/ of the N o AL LA S ol o i witen | B lX[ lmm cidental y‘non i s e better strects.” zalion oil tank purchased in o WRosihs S HorNGEEman L] cused ‘Man Said He tor ohivet. the replacement of es ew me"can eco | @ i with the comi- | " Ng effort was made to pin condi- i B ain el .lll*\. in 2 'l?nx !\‘; ance te (dury May Get Case By Saturday— s J. Walsh of Meriden, as state S[ N A R l‘d | mittee on resolutions of the socicty’s | tions as disclosed on any particular R R e LI R LI RE S B R . St Sl s i Sl il I biennial convention. S it AT d Siorralictor [bissn Ueisionel e e e U R [ Stan sere A Ankod toUAnTIE Thote Would Not Deny That I diex o ational committeeman. | ! Mrs. Roy's Announcement ‘:'I“"l‘*ll . The committee cmpha ' welding e expensive | Dotoit, Aprit 19 P—Ternt Bal- | Peeches w0 Three tows 0! Was Way Who Did e HEN‘GAN GOMES SEGOND This announcement was made to- | point that its criticism | puniping outfit which is still in the { chen, who with Floyd k ns | i contest will also be extended to the | I Slisead ! L of a non-partisan nature. It inal crates cashhptho it Munyd penethiplane s Haston; L el Shooti : making up of a new slate of dele- by Ars. st Omer Loy, a dele- med administrations of hoth par- setee s B e e R niatEle the il : " Shooting. aates fo the national convention. e o |sate from Fort scott, Kansas. R il e Sa AT e o an AR R e Thones (1] TR B R % Sl aux | Winner. Never Headed From Sart. | g pesolution s the result of | Conditions Deplorable and s A G LR [ et s sorsiut | R ! : 5 . R - | on Greenly Tsland, announced today | 10 Gir cases today in the trial | : The name I Rergin of | Comes to F.. ish Line in Fast Time | protest from some of the daughters| . AcutAble ! of strvets work out a system | that the flight probably would be | of i el eeused witn | JHrtford. April 19 (P—A smally New Waven for state chairman, and e o e s Gnany ommening on (hel 300 steaclainliciotyaeily loyes on 1he | pastoned unlll tamarrew. bacanss | Aibert B, Fall, 8f heving couspired owed slip of paper which the of Archic McNeil of Bridgeport for | —of 2:37:07 1 Which RIS e e B hichifipRiou P arod eron, © ol 1 the y vounl. such as|of pecessary minor adjustm ts to | nzainst the sovernment i a sought fo intreduce in eviw fas i st st which was said to have speci- commitice suid: “We have not lis 2 ' e ¢ v 1 djustments s a0y ‘ ic ol L iationa Tmitteen « a ist- | s roller operatos are ept | 11 1 g of T | and which was national committeeman were nien: Olympic Distance. {ficd & pumber of prominent indi- ed all of the street s S rpllan o) 1 Kept | the relief plane 13 of Teapot Dome "J T nd which wis not admitteq fihian 3 (Stieit o e b L 3 cts inspected. It is | working to full capacity on other | 4 tri-motor plane is being | The defense rested without intro- {today provided the ever-presen§ A meeting of local democratic | pogton. April 13 UPClarence | fope chipt ““‘u‘, o Wou;':\.':)lt'f;.,”' not 1 Gl Those given arc | work during the winter months | preparcd Eoiiats m”fi‘xlmwg the 100 Wword dipositign | lment of mystcry in the trial off ol b b e nteraslontingA | fore chapt £ the anizi Cnough to convinee any faie minded n their machines arc idle. Your | for a tuk: . e nade by 1 ntl ¥l Paso |Pr- Harold N. X S S 3 < e & or a take or Montreal or | M1ade by Iall recently in EI Pasc arol Guilfoy char, e rsanizinion ot tho stats | Demar, (he veteran printer. won the{ Two Other Kesolution Derson: Ehat o141 sam g ] conlmiiteE opnli aest fin InAlRatione | e i e ey AR MBReal GE R T ds o NG joen niqiity |l e ruider or N \nm:?‘ nization is understood to have | Boston marathon today for the Mrs. Itoy also announced that two | wrong With our system of repairing | of these men being worked 10| of the reliet tr ,“", ‘” “r‘\,; l', the oil man. Neither did it put S i | Gaudet on January (s e b 3 s ad be ed withand car for our stree ’ ¢ the nollet trip s o an. ) v did it put Sin A on January 18, Leen held here several days ago and | sixth time. Pressed hard most of the : 2 ‘(!“t‘:‘lll::mlw“:x" d L:J‘I Inl ‘l ‘\un\; and caring 1\ ur sty condi- | capacity 1 lieves that muy relief plan nmlul be I \”nmavr ."‘, ! clair on the stand. T \],. ment | Whatever the contents of the s 1 Al flaya ose 8 i committee. One d preve ns were describe “deplorable < Erbalis el el e e ‘Ic‘l that time a mw‘]vm,'. ..‘“i\“\\ v by Joic veteran middIe | (e nutional organization I_mKI” e ‘”dea” : x:‘ - V_nv“‘ 2 d ):u‘u(‘\l\ e 1 & ';'x g the winte ness for a take-off tomorrow if the |#SKked the court’s permission to com- | paper. found in a trunk at the E was arranged - « E wexeusable” and are saic e - Re it T ¢ n | Gt g . State's Jianen 8 ArTANK a1 B distance runner, mpting the mar- | mitting the members to any national | cspecially distressing in - the fiftl | i onent i first hop could not be made today, | €Nt on the failore of Sinclair's |Guilfovle apartment, Bate's Atlore iansieE (hose L0 e e i for fhe first time, | policy until tho chapters had acted | and aixth wards, Most o i il S Balchen and Bennett, assoiated | A% Y6Ts 1o place the bulky document | ey Hugh M. Alcorn revealed botl Rl \\‘-hy- e e on O | ar ran & heady race and was | ubon it and the other calls upon th {permanent strects “ure of no credit i mbers of e o ety | with Commander Richard E. Byrd | 8 o saneih anasdusncealioyrss | o oo and BSOS MR Gitsiy L all tho way after pulling | Society’s committee on national de- |10 the city hucause they are not kept o e ouncil. |in his proposed south pole fhight, | STVt his decision until 8:30 o'clock | Prosccution in the case while sccke » Ut of the ruck of the 241 starters. | funse to submit an outline of its | in repair” the indictmont v ilod et flew here yvesterday from New York | 'o/Merrow morning. [ 100 antrodupo 4t JONNSIL MROL g DetailejoriMucting | is time was 2:37:07 4-3, a new | policy (o the chapter. | In thrce visits to the ity store (Continued on I'age Two) inga ihtllancasmians diai ikt oL B Areunients, |icokie It ovme, tmat 1L ne 'f New Haven, April 19 ( His time o 2 e | The lst resolution is almed » i age Two uscd on the south pole expedition. | Meanwhile he asked cach side to | \COKI"S it over, that it be withhel@ o Ao ]vll\‘ party uu:m'm [ b (he fl Olympic distance [against the navy" program as A el e e Dimit it ument to three hours | 0™ ’\"n ":;’“‘H i . jnembers of the state central com- | o : o . advocated by Mrs. William Sherman Parts Arive. [starting fomorr rder 2 ol e Eniienon [ tor the dirst time last year. jadvoca illiam sh [SATANG SOILBITOR 1D oY that the | wittee who have be | Monigan- Was Seoa Il Beniinn e orViha. Boulblis Quebee, Que, April 19 —(By the |jury might he charged Saturday | 000 In his argument dec'“‘l fo their pational commiticeman. | i ST of Boston, vet- | comuitice on national derensc. | nadian Press) —A consigninent of | norning and the case put in it | that the state hopes to prove tha§ homas J. Spellacy, sinee the {eran of many Hoston marathon Text Is Withheld | s for the repair of the Bremen | hands by noon of that day Gulifovlo siirdazed Mea Gaudebiey national convention, was held here | ullesd ahead of Iay near the end | The fext of the resolutions was at Greenly Tsland reached here to- | Today the defense presented a | CAUSC she would not leave the coune yosterday. It dis A, it is under- i e and finished second. | withheld trom publication uutil day and will be forwarded on the | number of character witne try with im and that ke had docue tood plans to contest the recleetion & s in third, almost in a state | brought Leforc the congress. There | first train to Murray Bay, thence it | Sinclair and from G. T. mentary cvidence to. support g of James J. Walsh of Meriden as | 05 0 0 T as carried into the | was considerable —speculation as to | il be'floxn to dhe islana | general counsel of the thea te sehiiapun, the Srastectlon) BTyl st aibliouse whether the resolutions would be | o T The equipment included two land- | solidated Oil Compy o Reefe Azain On stand Mr, Speliacy and the tohtative state | g, time whs 24101 and |hilled in committee. Mrs. Hemry B. BOal‘dS Aq“".ama Two Holll‘S llll[lOlS Gan Leflflel‘ walks U ng whecls, 4 drum of oil, an under- | timony that i-all's $2 The third day of the trial found Ui titdton fotthe mational Gonvon= |y s A e, D | carriage part. a casc of cngine parts tion with Sinclair prior to his trip | Pelective Sergeant Charles J. Keetq tion | Demur was plainly tired, but the | maintained that this would net by Ahead 0[ Sclledllle S “ ld )wd special tools | to Russiu was merely a loan. Sand- | 284in on. the stand. Moong those understood to have | AT B RS of his smile | done. (dllo| [eps | A ford produced receipts to back his | Keefe was called yesterday by the S present were D, 1, G, Dolan of | oS S SER B on i | The resolutions cover all points at sidiidy Vord Sends Invitation testimony. |State to tell what he knew of thy Soath Manchester, who battled with | 008 L0 (O SGg in its applause. | issue between the national officers | New York, April 19 (UP)—Edsel | The rebuttal was brief. The fail- | Cooe, STUing {rom the time he res Sy Spilicsion the penenUn) Jo08 also was given a gencrous |and the commilios of protest led Ly LEFT TOKlo APRIL 6 HE WAVES NONCHALANTLY | ord through his New York repre- |ure of the defonse to offer Fall's de- | tonacd 10 the call for police at the G sniuey comeniforl| I SRR SRR | Helen Tufts Bailic. sentatives today invited the crew of | position precluded the government | GoYl¢ abartment. He yas of Tile st il ot piie O D e ok elub, | Mrs. Roy Iator confirmed that s rasihy i ;Hn airplane Bremen to be his'| from calling ¢ base, Fall's he stand when court adjourned yeas u oppenent of former Sy had received the resolutions and an- | I - 3 3 5 BNORIBITR SeArEDIL A | in- X i ] e shiladelp Alsked | Rl ¢ : a pes to Complete dourncy sands ; i n-law, from whom 1t cxpect W David 1. Pitzterald, ',‘Ll,l_"-,],‘,.::.lj Sk (lr h::‘[nnl:' {he |nounced they would be considered o 4 ruey Around | Thousands Survound Jail Whew | Gecl Ford also placed a flect of |get festimony 1o combat (he claim Way Azain Hinted At Mg \I::»\‘.”,:‘ ‘l'vrll‘;nlnlj(::}v‘(‘)l:’.‘ 1 r\,.m\\ [l e N e Hiirvey [l,_\, 11” !.1,,1,,,;,,,:Le “‘,lmm.,.:,“_ s World in 31 Days—When Inte Gangster Pays With Life for Hir- | |‘.lll|‘l]"(vln":|v,llf)n;ltih\‘:aul“ ith chauffeurs | of % 1 that the large batch of liber- ‘l‘ ilinuing his recital today Keef® serging i 4 ey col C o She addes at Mrs. R wou IE e rs” disposal. t ds he o Sinel said that a aven and others the lower part of | T A ',\|" . ,‘b.‘\.,;w ork ), permiited o pp befors the | Mlewed Turns Interrogator—Asks | ing Assassins of Mavor Adams of | = T ]llv:\\m- S n‘A‘”a]‘h‘l‘ll“}K fold him he did &?’fi'.::'flfl"fi fhe state being well represented veterim. was fi 2:48:28. i e g atend hor | ! fe ) P e e i ol TS Pl It was understood funitver that the | -~ Tarl W, A: Lindor, Boston 4. A [eomunlites R ntend hoe saERE | Hard Questions. West City. L i Flew Against Law Fall's New Mexico ranch. the shooting. Keefe asked him € . stood 11 Lt e T Rt 5 Wil acked By Kansas ;i : Berlin, April 19 (UP)—The po- | Counsel for Sinclair insisted that | 1S Wife was the guilty person. Guile s willing fo falke the Daished s in 2590018 200 WES | \poug: M, Tioy claimed the | Now York, April 19 P—Toichiro | Tenton, Il April 19 () licemen who permitted the Junkers | M. T. Everhart, another son-jn-law | !0¥1¢ suid: “No, she had no reason.® insurgents” and will offer | lian 3 full supp vt of the Kansas delega- | Araki. cast bound contestant in a | Charles Birger was hanged a plane Bremen to t from Tem-|of Vall, who testified on the' same | ASKked if he thought Way pulled thé ains fiame for siafe chafr | ani 1203 m“;'lx“ ockton, cighth. | o PP tE L tion, Mrs. It. 18 | iwo-man race around the world | county fail at 9:61 i "‘:ylh";;lfd% ;\I:H\-rlhof airdrome for Dublin on the [subject. had covered that phase of | {ViZECr. he said: “1 wouldn't say that MeNeil for national Wilson finished Campb Y g, | rr 1 5 e | sty o AN et stage i he d ” . ampbell, state regent for Kansas, | Irom Tokyo, was on his way across | southern Ilinois was frecd at last of of the now famous traus- | the ease and that it was unnecessary idn’t committecman and will go to the [ Giard in 2:51:11. disclaimed all connection with them. the Atlantic aboard th the murderous rule of the sang. that |#1antic Might, may be reprimanded, | for Fall or Sinclair to place their | = Told that Mrs. Gaudet would nelf convention with oposition 10 | Dorchester. was ninth | She said she had prevented the To- ' today after arriving in for yoars held UsElr above G tow | Becording 1o the Noue Berliner |stories e jury live, Guilfoyle was quoted as saying ot vorsanization of (i peka chapter from submitting thew 180 hours ahead of his sche nd ruled the coal mine district. ” duing ! e = | “Clare is my sweetheart, she won committer, of the party mi- before sho left Kansas. The 54 old Japancse enginee r Birger. callous and defiant o the | Te Newspaper said today pres- | i y ority ;4.‘,.1 to oilr o “Ihis matter has never Upen | hopped out of a mail pline at Had- list. went (o his death boasttully |y “‘l': lisen rousht 1o beanion ‘PA"NESSA ANI] MERIA “‘"h" McNally, a watchman a8 tate delegation fo i | brought up at a state mecting.” sail 1e¥ Ficld, New Brunswick, No L. while several thousand crowded | jnor, Hatlendorf. commander of | the Martford hospital c 5 53 o severd « d - erowded al next took the A { Mrs. Campbell, “and there is g vesterday afternoon, shaved in the | around the jail to he prescnt at his | e @7 police. to discipline —those | stand. He corroborated Keefe's present who could b disagrecment efen within the chap- | presence of the crowd there to mect { Who permitied the Bremen to make | l]l testimony concerning Guilfoyle B v non-committal ‘m‘\ ters which are supporting it him. dashed 1o the city by automo- v was hanged specifically for | 1'% ErCr Sart '\! o statements at the hospital. Asked W s ddone o the mecting bul B See B L bile, methodically posed for pic the murder of Joe Adams, 300- is against the German laws to under cross-examination if he had Py did say that it appeared Hikely | All inswered questions of reporters with | pound mayor of West City, who was | ™" flight without sanction i = heard Guilfoyle express any desire St the state cenvention would | Ope Day Respite to Allow FATHER nf MUR“ERE“ 4 patient smile and then asked Whow | assaseinated Dhocites he. s o —~ for Mrs. Gaudet to d Y | 3 ask. saassinated be ¢ got in the R e Eay A 7e . o, G o die, he replieq i an_expression of '(mnnm‘l |r|n‘m | S p |some. ate a dinncr. met Mayor | vay of the Birger giant's operation. o l\ij‘l‘ >3|Ilillg‘ e ‘Ma.‘ or Agrees With Report | that ne not. o who did wot agree with the | (‘lerical Work to Be Walker and climbed aboard the | Three assassins from the Birger i Asnes, Que. April 190 | g Bolieves Oil Tank Wine and Woman's Coat e et R FRANKS B“Y |S I]EM] Aquitania e e R swiling determined Irishman elieves Oil Tank Detective Joseph Qiina KE.HBCH St e o J gt adhouse, | ypg flow the Atlantic wa ol - ? Araki 1ot Toyke April 6. a fow | Worc sent to Adams’ home. The big | ja nn“r-“:‘f],,,\‘.l';:léc a8 “""‘1'\! b Needed fRoad st Do Gulliole St S BUYS STRU[;K BY AUT“ S e Siyulioni Blateol, | Wen Rae galied 1o fie doer and el « «"’vmuv\ l’O]\lU’HLHO“» FI e i B |Gandet had been taken to the hosa | who sct out in the opposite direction | dead with three bullets in his body. | (v Prbhishe . 3 - i ] ¥ asually Major James C. Fitz- | New York, April 19 ® — The i 113, . Javer With a prize of $1,500 awaiting the | One of the Killers confessed later . 4 s | . (Continued on Page 17. Lo ¥ ) : maurice 9 cky in.| City Engine Shilip : age 17.) ; HlE SU'T F"R I? 5“fi |stock exchango today voted to| Recovered From Leo- cital The loser, s to get $500. for the murder e T e 9§ ‘ ) | close the cxchauge on mest Satur- The two men were furnished expense 100 Sherifis Present. s e it ; SR by s T streets | ! Jay to allew member firms to ¢ pold-LoeI) Tl'agedy money of $2.000 cach Authoritie: 1 I plans for bringing the transatlantic | Which appear to he in the greatest | y i g Le 3 Ea cach. ioritics made sure that gang | monoplane Bremen out of the ice on | need of care and it was decided ! firms o1 | 3 it was decided that A ’ - up an accumulation of clerical work —_— The twe Japanese are using only #@dherents would cause no trouble. | Greenly Island and flying her mi“ul% Wwill he done of a nature whic n! 9 Iwo Run Down by Truck | resuting rom the vecent siving ot | o000 g jaen I 1BIIT mvans of transportation, | (e hunderd Joputy sherifis picked iR ihe Delicves will 1ot requite a great IS PA[]N[SSAS ml g | ),000 share day b [,"”,",.'0; Bobby | Frante, | lict includes mail planes, passen- | for their marksmanship, patrolled (Continued on Page 16) | ontlay for matcrials. 1t is the wish d Backmg Out of | Oftic of (he exchange, and of | h‘o ‘\“,q | apea i el b ‘l ‘ ger trains, motor routes and steam- | the streets outside, where a great _— | of the mayor to s much of the | S member firms, however, will re- | W10 ;'\ s [":l"‘ilvl‘ ) (; “l.““l 24 crs. Araki said they do not hope to | crovd g hered. It was a dismal | appropriations for libor as po | Driveway | main epen to transact regular rou- | ['~ {fllw;\' ;10“’,; v‘« '“ l'l/‘)‘dllf‘l better the record of 28 days, 14 | Sort of holiday scene, with vendor I]IXI]N SPEN“S NI[iHT [vefraining irom cxpending large | Mayor Giving Tho ht tine brsiness. [ Locb, dica today at the Drake Bole! | hours and 6 minutcs, sot by Linton | Passing among. the grouns crying [amounts for permancnt paving, etc.| g ug a9 e i sho i e R R RS LR G, e e i s by i sl RS | The mayor plans to begin strect Changes in City | Pwo aceident suits uggregating |moliduy declared by tnp exchangw s U85 HiEE 08 B Sl Uh (s they, used speclal transporlation | corta WITH IRI | Mork within two wecks, employing g 2 0 ‘ore Drought todys aguinst |since The present bond market be- | och Il for many siontha and ol means. He estimated the irip would An invited group of 500 witnessed | | several additional gangs of work- (ommissions 1 s i A el dat DR ot v SR MEreRt0 SbaninE i rop o sl LS e D e take him 34 di | the hanging inside the jail | men. These will Le recruited from Stantey Olcksicwicz and Walter o heen suspended on Good Friday and | hogtice the fact that the s ol o “:i educated at Akron Uni- ‘h s wl e ;m‘(‘nm world | jamong the scorcs who have alrcady i pek, through their fathers. The the succeeding Saturday iz % i INKS | (opsity, Akron, Ohio. Il fas trav- | said as he walked alone up t (ERE N tal Raemng pplicd for work and fra hose Mivor Paoness; i ., g writ, issurd by Attorney B. J. Mon sk brokuape Hoves um”)" ey mo|\|“l from a manslon- | cled extenaively in the United States. |stens of the gallows and looked out New Britain Airman Meets |1\ 5 W fon betore o | ne = Ir‘ll(‘ho‘|:o:lljx\\=fa(|:]:‘;}tl‘:' . y y B. J. A i K © & ike home side “ o i e cri o it e V5 Niewicz states that on October [hefore have boen 50 cOng i ‘s“’l"a“‘;y“;‘r‘m;‘ :(h “'m ' He is wearing only clothes mapufac. | on the crowd. | Fitzmaurice, Pilot of program proposed by the may Icity government, with ne lnpoim: Biic ‘o dioys; Witilo laying on Ut socummlatod \mloritall work a& Kt [outroundings of thelr ‘sons’ dealh | ciasoan Tl only lordieh Just hefore Phil Hanua. the White | 4 s indertaken | ments Tikely to be made until th@ dewall in front of their home on ihe prosent time. Clerks have - | (he father never was able 10 recos- ITieR e canle s G iaiolviaatn FOTI LA IR D L0 "d" Bremen | Mayor Puoncssa agrces with the | early part of next week. B e e crs Sl A o aich AL A dIRs S e Mtetitite At s « and a camera. Iis extra clothes he st the noose and black head mask. | report submitted Ly the speeial| This declaration was mad cr from his grief and today, sur-| 4 SRie e h Siicaor wanin) st 5 | i as made (oony; fritine ownad by ihe defondunt{siigita ailliout. \eléaring away. ihe | counned by hie wite ahd tro. other | rirs of wiion o tho fotul | Birger waved hin hand to a man in counetl committce invest high- | by the mayor who alse said he hag nd operited by his son. and as i gy work' resulting from the | children, .Jack and *Joscphine, he i :mo u‘;n‘vunl vI:. ?\“lll‘ln a L’.“x”;lfm of I't’;gg‘\;.(m'f"’]n::'-’! Licut. Carl Dison of this city, | VAY conditions and public works de- [ not yet asked the resignation of ang! ’»T ;,:L' rrl‘v(:l‘|<] perancut injurics [ enormous volume of business on (he | gave up the struggle. e et e e i [ who is heading an expedition con- :m’n l:)v: :fl‘v;xw\”v‘-‘(“:\'?! \V\thl"“ excop- | aprontive commissioner. It was ine B i 3 exchange. In many instances the | Mr. Franks. once a Clark strect | u printed list of questions with “Where s the hang-man” Ssting of severul New York mews- oo 00 UMY o acints fO O Qe Ths L U e The complaint alleses that the [cparical forces have retrined 1o [ pawn hroker was reputed to be @ | which he stumped his inferiewcrs. Hanna stepped up. and in his | PAPOTMEN and - photographers with Diopined & 0L 0l seoaas Lakc | BUTAI BOSRA SON e ekt IEREE driver 1 Il [no | AMtempt Lo Warh | (heir offices on Sunday in a vain | millionaire s AL 1ika these Les, seric {Characieriatic mantior sswght qilely ||L0 Fatrehilda cabio monoplanesien | 1o 'y FIGa0n S CRing daokianoui | Al fasnon te Ui mager Dk inyone of hix approach. while back- | itort to cateh up. Bobby Franks. youngest child of | ousiy.” he said. “And if some are 1o apologize to the doomed man for | '0M° 1o Greenly island, where the | A el (sl alon O i i S mg out from the rear of &5 O Sinee the Good Friday recess, the |the Franks family, disappeared in | unsnitabile do not | that.” the duty he was ab S fransatlantic fliers arc marooncd, | st cr ihe NARGD A nd ol LR o o QLSS G inge strect, thereby cndangering the sl oy e L unula o not mind tha the duty h ‘ a8 sbout do parfarm. | e | 2 led at the city storeyard during | 1°ew of the boards are slated for ene lives of pedestrians who might be | (Continucd on Page 16.) | were made on the father. On the 1”’(|ul:\\.;lo'!"‘l ‘;yll"yl:l'::r‘;v:‘;v‘ 'r‘“' to '|“(:I'n St i At Mirray (Bt Cansgn ot \bo|Lhe Pacnossa admiinfelrulion on vy . many retaining one op oy b = b ! g 4 wuestions to the public v ‘he re- ap o for a in . ¥, Canada, 4 ommendation of C; e e - e fi,",'g",‘ l:f ‘.‘,m 'mn.]r“]l:.:”u“‘;:fl VA Gty 41 day that the father was attempting | quest that answers be sent fo him at | nothing against anyone in the worlg 1oUh of the St. Lawrence river, ac- :.\. ,',‘l‘\:l“'," : ““, Ehe il o OO DU RITAPIIR Sy "|I'I|‘§‘.m'u|I.|:Nmfv;:-”.- S YANKEES msE GAME 10 deliver money to the kidna Tokyo in care of the Jij Shimpo. any more ording io messages received t0day | wriving for ino 1) S ‘A“ ! 1 m‘"] 6.1 negligent and reckicss driving, with the boy's mutilated body’ was found | The questions are | A moment tater Hanma rapidly | DY Licut. Osmond 8. Mathrer, sccre- | Gity make the purehase, Mayor Fao. | PinBl o ab 16 e ;C"“l: a cekless d + 2 stuffed in a culvert on the south- | Why does Christian Science pre- | adjusted the noose. and at 9:51 the |47V #nd general manager of the L. | ¢ i e e i G gt b el aftie | 3 5 st - fady o anag o | nessa said today. Its purpose is d the boad o b vork (ml' cnn;ml:n‘:mw“ vi?‘ol ”n.i.r:\“:v Roston Tied Sox Take First Fall of | "y foo ! \ail to such an cxtent in the United 1o the fate he openly defied for | & H. Aircraft Co. The local = man i ,.’,,] AT‘!\”xo l?)':' :’:-”;0’ i ml i ‘1 vk o e i o ing o a ay on Red Sox Take First Fall A few days later his neighbors' | States? vears and then mocked when placed | And his associates met Major Fitz- | ine the wint ok i bl nd o s ,‘,“' 1t a fast ratc 2 S sons. Leopold and Locb, were iden- | What i I be. Vin o ; | maurice. pilot of 11 hich D L e e st the accident Stanie Year. Winning From Champions |~ i 2 | g diffbrences. are dhere e pia piisof. ragirice, piiot ot thie Brenicn, Wi rket is (bic. Storage can bo | n nade seleetior o As a result of the accident Stanley 3 s tified as the kidnapers and slayers | (woen Baddhism and Clhisianity Sl e S e e e e el D e s L D s i BB T oceived permanent injuries on the | gy qoore of 7 to 8. and confessed. The boys pleaded| Why tha pro 5¢ nats i who conferr ht and in the sumier months the | tions, the names of many leading iogs and had some teeth knorked v St 3 | he program of navy expa nferred with him in his cell : e — oil withdrawn when 1t 18 needed. [ demoerats are heing heard in com ] o znilty. presented evidence of extenu- | <ion in the United and the roped-off Frankhin county (Continusd on Cagc 17.) Th k e for | ut, while Walter reccived inries | Boston, April 19 P—The New |ating circumstances including pleas | Why do the politi ot Tan con Fiatls Birees o poeared At ORI S i abson iy poseibls Gor thes ity |\nsolian W ih e, GHRIDIMR TER) S n the chest and cheekbone. caut-| York Yankees dropped their first | that they were insane. and received | trol the news i o bt ed con- | = to oil stroets whenever it is desired {411 of thos most prominently mene ng permanent disfigurement. it 5| zame of the year today. bowing 1o |life sentences for the murder and |tont? spapers 1o : £ Lm0 1’yvvl| i il who di: nator Norris Wants [to do so. instead of awaiting the | ny any overtures have beeg ‘taimed. Roth had to undergo medi- | the Boston Fed Sox in the third |23 yvears for the kidnaping. M e s e e S htic Hoamudl pene e Sait Creek Lease Probe |Fie2sire ot & private coutractor, « |made fo them by . Paoness & ANy al treatment. which foreed the par- | game of the series, 7 to 6. About 3 yoar ago he denied a re- | coming presidential election? | B S e Washington, April 19 (P—Tnvesti- | 1 hoxe A "f"'”k;'“ it necessary |chairmanship of the Woset oF BEUES. i Sl ) K | comi s i | Steep. s ol " o have piles of sane the streets | works is now var i nts to {a\p")n'l‘ a\ Lids ~|1|-||hov_ ; .1h. \a‘uh s 1 won four | port that he had established a trust | What is the situation with regard | Firzer was represented by [abhi | gation of leascs in the Kalt Creck oil | rop .«mn‘;x uurk’vmvh.‘mm :\nr rw‘a 1\“\;\ Iv""ll:‘nnf‘! \'4’;1“:‘;‘1;:1! o 'mn‘.\_n or doc! :‘r 1\1"' ”“::l’" ”"»‘ :'mviht "‘\]fl ':0"; Ii’hlla«ltlphm and | fund to keep the slayers of his son [ to unemployment in the country? | 1. H. Mazur #s being “in wonderful | ficlds in Wyoming made by the last | 154,y s S 3 he ¢ c | two from the Ked Sox. in prison. What ST i 5 . o 5 de i trati ki v " > " i i hat are the present wages of | spiritual condition.” The rabbi added | Jemocratic administration was asked | Mayor Paonessa called atte i ” e Nin0 1])\,'- .g.:mv'.) ln(v;nu\lgl :-'nco:ntcr of Mr. Franks' death was the second | workingmen and what are the prices PRI in a resolution introduced today by | o the fact that (lhc (n‘n‘ul ‘"1:”: B dge Pll’el‘ HOld‘s sie i - 14 Patriots'’ Day double-header. was | which doctors attributed in part to | of goods? | i i ci nafor Norris, republican. of Ne- | e g e ! Hand L 0t D i e o s vt g e el rmmrp‘m % Tfif’flm s oh»‘ (Continued on Page Nine) Pous epub) . [ night accepted a bid on oil which Perfect No Trump heriff Matthew Papciak served the | the Red Sox hammered Al Shealy | fore the murder, died shortly after |scrved? 3 T Wedtutor Norria | wotlld fave: 3% | (et st .f,h:, sl e e et g A Fred heritf Mat t cd S m : % served? Norris d hayv | gher price carried wi ldge gume papers today. :nd Wiley };?nrt for five hits and | the trial. Is it the fashion for ladies ml | { senate lands commitiee, which in-|{he convenience ;tlu' city v«ouM‘ h-‘u‘e‘ orge s\‘l:-‘mr ;:a |=|si- 2;Tehe'lx;r: — our runs. The winning runs were s snoke? ™I quired into the Teapot Dome and |if the tank we, D6 3 5 o ol PUTNAM STORE ROBBI ! <corcd after Moore entered the box. RECORD COLD WAVE ere - " P | =5 ¢ pgived) {if the tank were in use The low | perfect no trump hand. consisting of bbby it B R R Lop S B B A I‘tlzm(‘ ';'pr?ll‘:'r‘ s “‘ol‘ffl:hmr'.‘,;‘.‘:_\s dosire for an fnterna- | | I s u:{»s"‘|: oa -::1;1;.] pb;';'r'l‘::."f‘y bid provided that oll bo delivered in the ace. king, queen and Jack of dise v v bt = | Shest h ) . Taul, Minn., ° al 1 . | . . de L [tank car lots. making it 1 monds and the ace, k ce ns‘a M'"do‘“ ;"\@:"'I'J"\:"z;“;m"‘l“ {innings, allowing only ‘one hit. He | Record cold weather for April was — Why is the Darwinian theory not | | Showers this afternoon or 10- | | make the new investigation. for the cf to pa demurs of the m.‘w E.,,.,L T o the store of 3 pre ing | weakened in the siath and Boston | ~cporfcd generally in North Dakota | taught in the schools? | night: slightly lower temper- | | Asking immediate consideration of | charges if the car is held up be-| FPlaying with Mr ast night burglars took $3.500 |<cored three runs. today. Fessenden and Crosby, N.| Does the United Sta | 4 | el up be. aying with Mr. Montrello wag orth of women's garments and | pat Collins, Yankee catch 5 : i > 2 oes £ Unitod Slates waul peice ature tonight: Friday gener- his resolution. Scnator Norris was | cause of weather or other conditions. | his wife and son, Johm Montrellay RSl el D T LT T et .. reported 3 degrees below zero. | with China? ally fair and colder. advised that it must first be referred [ The plan suggested by the mayor in- | and Patsy Fredell. ‘ , rove out a hom: run with one on | while other cities reported around | Was Japan the right to kiep the o the committce on audit and con- |volves purchasc of an oiling ma-| The cards had been shuftied and as uzed to cart away the loot. baze in the siath. zero figures. tpower in southern Manchuria? | % —— # (rol. Chine, lwv. beloge the deal.