New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1928, Page 3

MYSTERY SHROUDS FATE OF AVIATORS Umdenufied Plave Seen to Fall| Into Lake Erie ont, May i surrounds airplane waters e in No wreckage wus found to identify the pl ar its ©ccupant or occu plan was af the United States mail type. The planc fell into 1he & mile from the Long house in view of the keeper. the captain of scveral fishermen lute afternoon while flyi speed. The engine () boats could reach it. | cattered hits of W articles of cloth the hody of its pilot PASSCNZOrS was unava Long Ioint, Mystery today tdentity of an plunged into th ¥ while flying air and eploded, the which Lake e of feet wving wreekage Seay and Map o A picer of wing painte Cy with A blue stripe bearing the numis “90:" a map with the route from Boston to Chicago underlined, and a felt were the only elues upon which wuthorities had to work in wttempting to identity it S.B. Cook. Long Point i house keeper, said he had been watching the plane for several minutes. As it eame opposite the lighthous it sideslipped and feli. He said he heard the en- Fine running for several minutes in the wreckage, then as the commanded by smddenty Captain J. Dirrel, neared the scene an explosion tossed | portions of th high if the-air. Cook, said he to tell definitely but he plane carried only the pilor, Fishing vessels which eruised over tie gcene of the wreck - recoversd the hat, a glove, a shoe that appar- | ently had never been worn, a large gasoline tank, the picce of wing and | the chart. plane and wat was 100 far away Hdentity Is Sought, Milwaukee, Wis., May 5 (Pr—Ef- forts were heing made here today to ascertzin whether onc of the men in the airpland which plunged into lake Eric off Long Point yesterday is John Rosccrans, Milwauked, Harvard law sclool student Rosecrans left Milwaukee Thure. day for the cast. He alighted at De- troit and Cleveland. and took off Cleveland Friday noon for Buffalo. Wilbur Lecron, the student's stepfather, said that Rosecrans left and that he had no Such roat was sal. wings of the plane. gheepskin coat vaged with th Clefelaud, May 5 (P—Occupants of the aivplane which foll into Lake Iirie off Long Point, Ont.. vesterday wight ha®e been John 2, Milwaukee student at Harvard Caiversity law, sclool, and Jumes M. Latey, of Buffalo, N. Y., it was le- leved here today. Rosecrans, flying from Milwaukec to Cambridge, left here at 4 o'clock ¥yesterday afternoon accompanied by At LeWitt's The Pine Tree only | | day tug Ruth, | believed the ! Roscerans, | rts had b arrival at three companions {rom Buftalo, tlew here Thurs j from Detroit. Latey met Roscera ‘ at a hul l amd wecepted his offer of Latey. vd here Latey, with 1 recciv- | { buttalo. | \ ciup ‘IIIYH{I’ tu onc borrowed by Laatey just betore he ot Cleveiand | was reported 1o have heen picked up from the wreckage WRS. WELSH TO G0 TOBIG CONVENTION 1Accepts Proxy of Di. Dolan o Manchester Hurtiord, May & # I Dixon Wiish of [member of Connee to the democratic tan ave Mousion Dolan of Manciester cleetzd by the Hartfo delgate his prosy to Mrs delegation - conve vard G V Thurs. at 1 W natio lar. I who sta n- tion !'has oft and she has aceept Mrs. Welsh was the candidate of the Federation of Democratic Wo- men's clubs for delegate at lurge to ! the naiional convention, and also for the place as national committe: man, but in the final peace adjust ment which brought harmeny th the {eonvention in its closing ho 1 though four women were named | delegates at as desired by the Women's Federation, Mrs, W Name was not inch Whatever other Mr. Dolun iy {tional delegation tx abont the stionabl allian of Wonien tization fore Tpeace pact at the state | Which hrought ahout 1ween the régular organization an {the re-organizition adhe led a bit disturbing to the lit appeared that in their a fend the war between the the men {for reprosentation arded almos True it was (hat the asked for. iy fact had places on the national de had been provided for by the nation W committer in inereasing the num- her of del from 14 to Their demands werd met by th o nointment of four wome of them were the candidates endors- od by the wome Mrs. Welsh of | Columbia and Joseph Whit of New Haven heing 1wo whos ppointment seemed have on studiously avoided | Ttis possible one of i Haven delegates may ofier | to Mrs, Whitney, still | tending vecognition 10 the | Loth fagtions within he ‘Cigarette Butts Along Highways Little Hazard Hartford, My Fitty cigar fotte “butts™ are A by wotor- ists along every mile of main travel- 4 highway in Connecticut cvery | three days, an investigation by the | state forestry depurtinent |'The count was made in an cfiort to determine how much of a hazard 1o state for s is presented annually Iby burning cigarettes thrown automobil: The check-up v I made between rains that a fairly curate daily ave 1t e | tained, the fresh discards being eas- ily noticed after a rainfall. Through the co-operation of state highway department in ing to keep the roadsides free fbrush and material which might ! readily catch f the forestry de- !partment has found that the fir | hazard is less along 1 high On the other h country roads ravy hrush growth, ester Austin ¥, Hawes, the situation today and the of discarded cigarctics is constuntly eat in such arcas, have in the n or hetween the clhibs and 1 within the pa com harmony he- women for Niety 1 forces of > wishes of the women had been entirely disre- won 1 insis on ition to New Prosy further ox- wonien of party discard shows. from | m help- ot discussing menaes {Heavy Rains Prevent Start of Spanish Fliers ille, Spain, May 5 (®—Heavy rain here prevents the start at [dawn of the flight of the Npunish ‘mm!ors. Jiminez and Iglesias, in itheir plane, “Jesus of the Mighty | Power,” presumably 1o Hava While the flight been char acterized from the s 8 a Noville | Havana flight the aviators them- {=elves have been non-committal |to their destination, and have been | known to insist they intend fiying to IJlx\dla. Sce the latest sterling silver pattern here, a pattern inspired by the Masmchusctts Pine Tree Shilling. Attractively priced, too. M. C. LeWitt Jewelry Silverware Cp 1 Flight 299 Main St. [ {the ;Former Florida Banker | Is Sent to Prison | Sanford, Fla., May 5 (P—1Iorrost Lake, former president of the Som- {inolz County bank, yesterday sentenced to spend 11 years in the ! state penitentiary rd labor. i He was convicted cmbezzlement and misapplication of bank funds ,and making an over-loan to hini- | Appeal bonds were acc | court, | The Seminole County bank ciosid | last August 6. {Boy of 17 Confesses He Murdered Whole Family Eldorado, Kan May 5 P Oweén Oberst, 17-year-old farm boy { has confessed that he shot and kille Lis parents and his five brothers sisters at their farm home ne Burns the night of April 20, County Attorney Stanley Taylor announced today. | was epted by the 1 OIL CO. WORRIED Shanghai, May 5 (P—The Stand- ard Oil company is secking to learn | the condition of two American em- | ployes at Tsinan-Fu following infor- | mation from ite Nanking office that | reports there indicated foreiguers other than Japanese had been ob- jects of the anti-forcign rioting. ANTI-JAP BOYCOTT Shanghai, May 5 —The nation- | alist official Koumin Newa agency {today reported from Nanking that National Students' association |has launched an anti-Japanese hoy- {cott campaign. Stoppage of pur- chases of Japanese poods was nr—‘ | dered, NEW BRIT AN DAILY HhRALD SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1928 Defe!\_ds India’s Ideais “It all depends upon what you seek,” declares Grace Davis Bur- roughs of San Francisco, dancer and Leland Stanford graduate in taking exception to Katherine Mayo's description of the evils of child-marriages in her book, *Mother India.” Miss Bur- roughs, just returned from India, declares she saw only beauty and poetry there, with Hindu dancing like the Grecian in poise and bcau!_\ of line. CANAI]A BUFFALD ON BIG PRESERVE - Ale Saved From Extinction by v Government Action V) only 25 Years Ago Toda; micition Herald .u\u“.(u the locat seats along he walks in Walnut Hill park, A .,;-uu rointerviewad the park com- missioners toduy and was told that favorcd plan but huve the The bill erect o soldier Henry Lirow 1 is the low st ndde f ion of gar- his bid being " North & Judd. Landers, Rule, and Stanley Works had rep- Lsentatives st the organization ting of the factory baseball t night, and it is report is inte in the Hardwar he following offi- cors were cle President, A, T to the g ot did not NECOSKUTY 0Ny, Plainville to wonnment has been to allow North have May Al 1o not bage from cxtinetion, b their Stanley NUIDers Gre oW incres S0 rap- taly that the Canadion gover 1 with tie e i confron problem of i what 10 do wi ponderous ani- that ther an il The (I Dominio crnm wright 1 sanctuary by the nt at Wain- in 1907 10 12 viment of velopment of railway. e being Preserve Thonmpson: v Hofiman; treasurer, the scertary, rly surer, horn ue has increased 1 Toy cording to t nizati noo, ac- seer colo- assistant Townroe, The a stand who have asons without this year will m nst the use of ri lowed in past s nch complaint The state legis] down the Lill The votr rks from the of the 3 responded reqd; but hefors was reecived that under control The W. C.T. 1 et in Odd Fellows’ hall Thursday affernoon, , Mrs, Ho €. Capen will lead the de- Votional service The hoothlacks forming a union, and the resnlt may be unusual in that the union will make for lower charges It is said it Lhe B Joseph | w10 sdwopats 10 conts Tor sh Inc. It will on Saturds A Sundays hp ithi fivst: stefewide ovent of s ! 1 Sundays and cents on other days Kind in Tndiana, and s intended to stimulate Hoosier aviation. Many prizes have been offered and the club hopes to have present, noted flye ntral west terri- ke s, of pasture near Wain- to the rapid settlement Alberta, has made transport 4,000 Wild buffalo pre- viver in the last lopartment says. can normadly If the exper- Wainwright the northern roblem of liow to ou population du land in seary ot farm it nec bison north to 1 tnre today turned 10 permit women to was 103 to 66 set the ifive today. nd Co. 1 mad it could go word the flames were vote. serve o two years “Wainwri vk Support 8,000 uifrilo iment proves that the bufalo will thrive i hinterland, the p the surpl will be solved Slay chimney roc town lome Co. HOOSI South Bend Indiana wir m South Bend airport undér auspices of Valley Aviation Club, e b : talk ' Ind. May 5. B ot will be held at the May 19 and 20, five BIG COLLECTIONS New York, May 5 (P—Total col- Jections of more than 1 were reported hoard of missionary cooperation of the northern tist convention. This was an increase of 3 over the previeus year, the nouncement s and entitled convention to a gift of 0,000 by John D. Rockefeller, Jr red on condition that th reached 250,000 rs from the e s Bridgeport, May 5 (P—Herman clerk Jeft the municipal ga- rage in the audit of whose accounts vl Shook, certified publi countant. has found evidence of m use of funds, has been notified his snspension without pay for indefinite period an- Gerster, 19 of ‘l!l‘\" HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FUR STORAGE 1007, PROTECTION We Glaze Your Furs and Clean Them Free of Charge We Call For and Deliver Any- where Within 20 Miles of the City Repairing and Remodeling Now At Summer Prices Hudson Fur Shop 13 FRANKLIN the nmnion service ard tion of 1 to 5 p | CHURCHBS primary and be- school Bil AN CHURCHES Pirst JGATION A © Matthew's f ool at 1o Miss Flo Lockw week dav unior chol ty Pt wothers' Ihursday, class STHODIST CHURCHES Trinity Woman's T 10045 Ttali bureh s VOrship at the [y e Halian V. Domini 100 worship, ¢ fon; partment; mior and nis; 2:30 p, Hunter rog in worship, mion; 5 he chureh, pr Paladino, M. p, . m rian wornen for huskethall to; . C. .. topic Work.” leador sdany clebration o . Malian wors) low to Myra | \mm 2 the m., m Assyrian women for | S P m., Jolly Juniors of the Assyr Hiission . brotherhood Vri People's n missior . m the Young Youn Assyr Cnion \. M. 1. Zion vlass, topic: “Christ at the Rou Hp n Fable of the Nations.” Wednesday cok day chnr Mory nd con hristian Ey & i school holy Thursday, § p. o1, united w 1V ehurel; seliool: ) Loys® ] Religious club o he nission; 7:0 p, n prayer ISt s et mission; practice of 1 Friday, 12 m, {lneheon of {tion: 4 p. m., Troop 1. T p. m. Troop 2 choir rehearsal swanch of th vom.interm? rtainment n Assyri Girl Scout Boy the 1 Halian mission diate depart Pull Gospel Memorial 11 a unior, i sermon a A Stanley Sunday, $:20 a | church school: Bibie Students Assn. — ‘f7trst J30pt131 C°burclz Morni Address by Rev, William Ross, Subject—"Con Music—"Co World Marks Tenor Solo—"How Lavels v Duwellmes Friday 2 Socity reports Missionary program—"in 1 Speaker—Mrs, C 10 of the Great LUDVIGSON 10:45 A. M.—Sacrament of the Lord's Supper 7:15 P. M.—"Demas, the Dreamer” Second of a series of talks on some of the characters in Pilgrim’s Progress Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church school at t. Dwight 4 Dible study o Henry, Dwig “Jehoval’s Cove the Guorg — MM S Christian science Rober lay service 11 a. i, \dam and Man e v Fallen m ¥ evening 1 S Mark's Episco duy. communion i school 9:30 a wnion and sermon 1. You by People's Dickert trsday miction cla spiritus “How to ( Miss Spring Cont 10:00 A, M.—Sunday Church School 11:00 A. M Communion Sermon by “THE PEACE OF 12:15 P. M 's Bible Class Subject 5:00 P. M.—P'eng Yu Club, Speake 00 P. M.—Young People’s Society 45 P. M.—ENT, unio: 1 wtleft of t G other spe riinisters and wen- rent ehurches 4t iong whom are ‘Rem, Horne of Vrooklyn, ReVe New London: Rey. Hy of this elty and akers well known to’ the W Bureau orn of Olni- held in in st foree was servi urch of the Nacrament of the Lord's Supper the CHRIST" Pastor he United States and the League™ y M. ireene (Berlin and Plainville Societies Uniting) Thursday, May 9th in the Chapel 115 P M——MOTHERS' AND DAUGHTERS' B %\QLI"I RTAINMENT BY MOT!? (Latter Program Open to All) “What Christadelphians Believe and teach the world over , from the Bible” —a closed hook to most people, filled with amazing prophesies of a new world-wide theocracy soon to be estab. lished. You are invited to hear what Truth is in contrast to popular theology and man-made prom- ises. JOSEPH W. HUNTRESS of Boston will speak for the Christa UNDAY., MAY 6TH, AT 3 delphians, 20 P M. Grotto Hall—Capitol Theater Bldg., W. Main St. Chr: welcome. questions answered. box by the door. tadelphians preach the Truth Free! Otiier meetings every Sunday. All are All Bible Put you written qucsrinns in | The South Congregatlonal Church ROY AJ “But ye ar should show fort sa into His 1 eut of darkne ch with the BIG W You are co TUDGING PRIESTHOOD 0od-—n peculia peopls Who hath called you @ Commumity Church