New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1928, Page 11

| | s | NEW BRITAIN HERALD '} READING SCORED IN STATE HOUSE Mass. Legislator Flays Attorney [ General Boston, June § (A——The charge that Attorney General Arthur K Reading had “prostituted the honor of his great office for his own sordid £ain and financial profit” and so was “guilty of an impeachable offense™ was made by Representative George F. James of Norwood in addressing the' state house of representatives today Representative Jamcs was chair- man of the comnut whie after a lengthy investigation of Reading's | conduct in offfce recommended his impeachment. The committee re- port was taken up for action by th house today and Mr. James spoke at length in explanation of the com- mittee’s decision, He dwelt particularly on Reading's acceptance of a $25,000 retainer from the Decimo club, Inc., to act as its counsel at a time when the lezality of the club’s operations had been under investigation hy his of- fice. It was public knowledge of this retainer as a result of a snit brought in New York courts aga Readinz and others by Hugo Mon- iar. former president of the cluh which 1ed te the investization of events ecting the employment of 1 eading by the Decimo organm tion." Mr. James said, “establishes unassailable proof of official conduct and maladministration i*s manifest appearance of corrupt nfiy through a sudden tion of an investizating public offi- cfal to a subsidized =mplove of a corporation almost at the coincident moment of exoneration and hi emolument i “The mere sequenc. by nee transi ““Conscionsly the attorns setts unde wilfully, confessedly, general of Massachu- ook, for a profizate and profit which, sednctive to himselt, an em- ployment if g Kknown, he himself said wounld have the appearance of a corrupt purchase of hiz official favor were has So, confessedlv and wilfully, he hrought the administration of his public trust into dishonor, discredit and disrepute “So. wilfully, he prostituted the honor of his gr office for his own sordid gain and financial profit. So he was guilty of an impeachable of- fense, and only by such impeach- ment and removal can the office he £0 contaminated he cleansed and purified S0 only can public con- fAdence which his base conduct has impaired and destroyed bs re- | stored™ PLANE PROBARLY WENT ON ITS WAY Machine Reported Falling Into Sound Again Sigpted Norwalk, June & authorities who scarching fo (P Nornalk the night an air mail plane pent lieved to hate bheen in distress and to have erashed into the sound off the Norwalk Country club shore Monday night, today were informed | by Earl . Barry, Notre Dame stu- dent of 5 Mott avenue, Norwalk, that he and other members of a dinner party at Dorlon’s Point saw the plane speeding in the direction of Stamford shortly after its report- ed fall inte the sound. According to [ Barry, a plane bearin green and white lights circled about the sur- face of the water at an esceplion- ally low position, apparcntly tryin to get 4ts Learings in flight through | | the stormswept area about the ‘ £ound. | After five minutes of this circling, | Bairy and his friends said the plane | disappeared into the darknes: Residents of Stamford and Sound Beach confirmed this story foday with reports that a similar plan Lad the place before 1y o'clock Monday night. Reports of the purported loss of passed the plane in the sound were made to Norwalk police Monday night by Howard Worth, Norwalk Country club steward, who said that guests at the club had watched the plane apparently circling in distress and that it had suddenly from sight swallowed up by the waves. . Chamberlin Appointed Airport Consultant New York. June —The &p- pointment of Clarence D Chamber- lin as consultant on construction of the municipal airport on Barren Island in Jamaica Bay is announced | by DMichael Gosgrave, dock com- missioner ke The appointment gives to the transatlantic flicr the title of aero- nautical engineer in the department of docks Le.will receive a salary of 8§1.000 3 month Chamberhn arrived by plane fo- day from Harrisburg. Pa. to start work immediately. His appointment dates from June 1 S ARYSTOFIK SHOWERED A bridge and shower was given last evening by Miss Helen Egan at her home on North Burritt strect in honor of Miss Florence Krystofik of Bronson street. The home was prettily decorated in green and white. There were three tables of bridge, the prizes heing Marded to Julia Donohue and Tillie Grant for M high scores Jdewel Crowe enter. tained { Miss Krystotik will be married on | June 20 to Cyril Sullivan, son of | Mr and Mre John F. Sullivan of | Wilson street. disappeared | apparently having been | i | | | | | | | | delegation [ the | Virginia, former | Florida. all of them pledged to the \ NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1928. Kanzas City, on the way HOOVER'S BACKERS PREPARING FOR |teeman from Florida, took the first Lowden and Watson Like- | real beating of his political life—he sought unsuccessfully to obtain Wit v Y - | tecognition for an umnstructed dele- ise Ready for Cam | gation—and one of the upshots of 9 3 ! the whole affair is that Bean is des- || paign—Some Look o 1iny o e ot omy his commit- | s ~ . ltee post but his coveted power of Curtis as Compromise | controlting tederal patronags in his | P [ home state. Candidate. | In addition to passing on the ;rvunda contests, the committee gave its approval to the unopposed cre- June 5 UP—Riding | dentials of two Hoover delegates of victories in the first | from the first Kentucky district. of the delegate contests decided by | Ahead of it. as it resumed its : | hearings, were the impoitant con- the republican national committee, | \octo "involving whele state delegar Herbert Hoover's backers squared |yione from louisiana, Mississippi, away today to put additional punch |, .4 Toxas. it appeared probable o dhsix aniye ifor . ihe {VYA\F‘dbl\VHAX"hd' the lLouisiana feud between naminglon dal the dans lof midelor damnile Kunts ional committee- mined opposition that is passing the | 2y ang a Hoover man, and Walter word it has just begun to fight. | L. Conen, Negro comptroiler of cus- | The republican convention, after | 1ome af New Orieans would be | long season of political &pecula- | fought out in forensic fashion before tion, will get down to business a|ina committes before nightfall, with week from teday. Before then de- | (o Aississippi muddle next to be || velopments may put a new light on | (joared away, the situation which, as it stands to-| 1y 5 just hefore the battle state- d@y, has many uncertainties, What | ment, Perry Howar 1S in store not even the wisest scers cared to venture Negro national | | committeenmian from Mississippi, an- | nounced last night that his slate of | Success yesterds i vlacing 11| Gelegates had voted unanimously to | southern delegate: milioss ¥ anh- {o non i Fiooyantt He and L hial col- dentials had been challenged, defi- | jeagues have been classed as Hoover nitely in the Hoover bag bolstered |hackers all along and it was brought the optimism of the commerce sec- | out hefore the senate investigating refary’s polifical leutenants, espe- | committer that Howard, who is an | cially James W. Good, his manager, | aecistant attorney general in Wash- who all along has i 1 that his apgton, had received npwards of &2, randidate would go over on one of onn from Rusn Holland, who spent early ballots On the other hand den and Watson <ome time missionary i the south as a Hoover both fhe Low- campaign dire When it comes to tight to retan tors, already on fhe firng line, were | ouer01 of republican party affairs mapping out a plan of attack With | 1" Apesissippi, Howard will fin. which they hoped to stop Hoover. | jinaq up against him a “lily white In this they counted on other presi- dential aspirants in the fi facton, headed by former Governor L against | sholdon of Nebraska, now a Missis the cabinet officer. sippi planter, who is classed a Lowden's Plans, inti-Hoover and probably a Lowden Lowden himself 1s coning to 1080 | op Dawes man the last of the week to give personal S5 SR attention to his campaizn In the meantime his political fartunea hers The of 'BISHOP GUERRY RESTING Sooftoorooiiociiook m Keepme Clarence manager of 2 Bk, his prest L e o e | COMFORTABLY TODAY g here vesterday emphasized that the B J ferme N0iS ROVErnor in no sense . R [ Nlinols overner in 10 S0 oy Shou i Chest By Demented is an mmti-anything™ can te, | Anparently faking o, ce ot teorzia Rector in Charleston, $ speculation that Lowden and ‘ool e 1dge are 100 far apart on the highly South Carolina, | explosive favm relief aquestion for o o o his wan to get the nomination from | Charleston, S« ine Shot | & a convention which will he ealled | BV @ clorgyman of hia diovpse, the upon to endorse the president's ad. | RISt Eeverend Wilham A Guerry, ministration. Ruck took pains to | Mshop of the Soath Carelina diocese point ont that Lowden iz not oppos- | Of the Protestant Fpiscopal church, ed to Coolide - policies. Tie predict ting quietly” today at a | ed that Lowden wouid poll around Charleston hospital. No change was 300 votes on the first hallot noted in his general condition, Of the various presidential candi- | *hich 1a serious lates, Wateon of Indiana is the only | The 1man who shot Rishop Gurs one on the battle ground. He came IV Vesterday, the Rev. J H Wood vesterday, accompanied by hie man- | Ward of Rrunswick, Ga. turned th ager. M. Bert Thurman, went to his | 840 on himself after wounding hi headquarters at the Hotel Prosident, | Sperior and was dying when Miss Henrietta P Jervey, private secre and had little o cay for publication The veteran Indinna senator, wha 141y to the bishop, ran into the lat hasn't missed a national conven- |!°r's office after ring two shots fion in years and has played a big | B1Shop Guerry was unconscions, but S more than ene, lost no fime, | ro2ained his &ensea after an opera- however, {n letting 1t be known |!ion last msht which removed a pis- 1= out to win the nomination |tel ball from his chest | He will 50 info the cohvention with | Woodward, a minister for twenty Al upport of his home state’s [ ¥Pars is believad to have been men and his reeration here | tally unbalanced. When he entered that he is not 4 stalking horse was |the diocesan headquarters he told taken as heing directed at recurring | Miss Jervey that he wanted to talk | talk that he might swing his sup- | '0 Bishop Guerry about the refire port cither to Lowden or Dawes, ' ment aze of ministers, A check for | i Curtis to Be There [ $50 made out to Woodward and lioover has no present intention | Signed by the bishep was found of coming to Kansas City for the |affer the shooting. | convention. hut Senator Curtis of | Several years ago Woodward Kansas, groomed by his friends as | clashed with the bishop, when the | st the man 1o lead the convention | latter sought a suffragan bishop for out of a deadlock. will be on deck | work among the Negroes of the dio- hefore the end of the week, and will {'cese, and made attacks on Bishop have headquariers and managers | Guerry in statements and speeches. I to give impetus fo his cam- | Woodward was retived after this but paiEh | retained a canonical connection with | Many of the party wheel horses | the diocess : alveady have arrived in Kansas City, | While serving as pastor of a S, Woodward Negro burglar. among them ¢ com Slemp, of | church at Bluffton, retary to Presi- | shot and killed a dent Coolidge and one of Hoover's [ His friends say he never completely supporters, who got in yeaterday. | recovered from the shock of this in- Most of the otiwer carly arrivals are | cident a graduate of the the South, became | South Carolina dio- national committee | Bishop Guerry midst of hearings on | University of | bishop of the At its first sessions yesterday, the [cese in 1908 committec it a clean sweep for | An inquest into Woodward's Hoover in confosts from Florida #nd | was called today, with Miss Jervey Kentucky. 1our delegates at large | the principal witness. and five dis delegates from - —_— The largest proportion of blind tary placed on | people lose their sight during the ity convention role. | first year of sight, and the next lar Bean, national commit- [est hetween the ages of 60 and members of t e in th contest miade death riet commeree were the tempo George W Any Way that you test milk for goodness, richness or pur- ity, our milk will come out with flying colgm. 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