New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1928, Page 10

LIEDT, BANFORTH 10 STAY AT POST Police Board Not Thinking of Foming_Retirement Chairman M. W. Bannan of the hoard of police commissioners said today that reports which have been in circulation to some extent of late, that Lieutenant Samuel Bamforth is 10 be retired on pension, are totally without foundation. “He is doing his work and appears to be fully| able to coptinue to do so and the commissioners do not contemplate ny action that would force him out, the chairman said. “He can be retired at his own request it he wishes to, but we have not consid- ered retiring him.” At the meeting of the commis- sioncrs tonight, the suspension of | Officer Vincenzo Santucei on the charge of operating an automobile | while under the influence of liquor, | will come up. The officer has been | notifird to appear before the board ULut Chairman Bannan said today he wanted to hear the opinion of the other commissioners before proceed- ing with a hearing, in view of the tact that the officer’s appeal to su- perior court from the finding of the police court will not be disposed of | mtil next March unless the appeal | 18 vacated. Consideration will also be given tonight to charter changes, and it is | possible that a compulsory retire- | ment age for policemen may be rec- | ommended as an ordinance changs | rather than charter amendment. ‘This action is problematical, also, depending on the feeling of the com- imissioners when they meet. BOLIVIA LEAVES THE CONFERENCE (Continued from First Page) i «nd settled amicably. At its opening mceting the concil- iation committee elected Dr. Fernan- do Gonzales Roa of Mexico, chair- man, Other members of the com- mittee are Dr. Jose Pedro Varela, of Cruguay, and Charles Evans Hughes, and a delegate from V ucla, who is to be made vice chairman. Hold Meetings La Paz Bolivia, Dec. 10 (delayed) (P—Mass meetings in support of the government's attitude on the Para- guayan frontier dispute were held yesterday in many sections of the country. Volunteers are flooding the administration with offers of serv- ice. In Trinidad a full regiment of 1.- 000 men was organized and asked ! 0 be sent at once to the frontiel Many physicians have offered their hospital faculties and have volun- teered to go in person to Chaco in case of necessity. Urge Muster The School Teachers' league of Lapaz requested immediate muster into the government service. The men asked to be taken into the ariny and the women volunteered for Ra:d Cross work. Several members of the local Peruvian colony volun- teered unconditionally. The foreign office issued another communique relative to the depar- ture of Elias Ayala, the Paraguayan charge d'affaires. It declared that Senor Ayala's statements that he had been insulted while on his way to the frontier were not accurate, The communique stated that when he was notified to leave, the govern- ment placed an official automobile at his disposal to carry him to the first train to the nearest frontier, and that when he decided on a dif- ferent route, the government sup- plied him with a special car to take him to the frontier town ot Villazon in the Argentine. The statement added that the trip to that point was made without any untoward incident or difficulty. Daniel Salamanca, who headed the Bolivian delegation to the boundary conference in Buenos Alres, said that those’ negotiations showed that diblomatic attempts to settle the dis- pute were futile. He declared that war was the only alternative. Is Reoccupied Fort Vanguardia, where the clash occurred with Paraguayan soldlery, continues in the hands of Bolivian troops. It was reoccupied after its small regular garrison had been driven out by the Paraguayans. Actual Case Washington, Dec. 11 UP—Instead hypothetical cases, the Pan- RABALM IS HEALING MY VARICOSE VEINS 44 has relieved me of the intense pain that b Clten given me a aleeplens night” eaye Mr Clara Kennedy, 405 Weat 48th St., New Yor: Y; It you ‘sufler, start using RABALL SrA RS 07 o g American conference on arbitration and conciliation finds itself attempt- ing to solve a situation that is giv- ing peace uneasy moments—the Par- aguayan-Bolivian boundary dispute. Meeting here to draw up a treaty de- signed to lessen chances for war, the conference, through a special inter- national committee, is now trying to patch up the Bolivian-Paraguayan quarrel before it has serious conse- quences. Even opefore the delegates hearc President Coolidge’s opening address, | a move was under way to organize the machinery necessary to take up | the dispute. This produced results shortly afterward in the selection of | NEW BRITAIN DALY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1928 Intervenes ! to 26. The measure now goes to dered judgment by default for|wide from the south of Culver Bar League Lugano, Switzerland, Dec. 11 (M— The council of the League of Nations today sent a cablegram to the gov- ernments of Paraguay and Bolivia urging scttlement of their border dispute by conciliation. The message was voted unani- mously by the council and dispatch- ed over the signature of Aristide Rriand, French foreign minister, as presiding officer of the organization. It expressed the hope of the coun- cil that the situation would not be- | come worse and it drew the atten. tion of both countries to their ob- ligations under the covenant of the lcague to settle all disputes by spreading across and building up the pictures. ¥ Five half tone pictures were re- produced. The first one of Queen 1Malry ‘was not a success owing to a fading of the signal strength. But likenesses of the Prince of Wales, |the Duke of York, the Archbishop i of Canterbury, the premier and Lord Hailsham were excellent, except for dark lines due to atmospheric con- ditions. The success of the experiment was attributed to P. E. Pykett, a young | Bromley, Kent, England, wireless expert, The achievement was regarded re- i markable at the Atlantic is notori- | | BOUTDER DAM 13 STILL BIG ISSUE California and Arizona in Fight to End ‘Washington, Dec. 11 (M—A sud- $372.40 against Joseph Kaczmaresyk for rent due on a store. The plain- tiff was represented by the firm of Hungerford & Saxe, New Haven Coroner Tenders Resignation Waterbury, Dec. 11 P—Atty, T. E. Conway, for the last five yars deputy coroner for New Haven county at Waterbury, this morning tendered his resignation to Coroner John T. Monzani. Preasing business to Shelton, Conn., the funds to be made available provided that local interests contribute $150,000 toward the project. It was also recom- mended that a $13,000 annual main- tenance fund be made available, Gets $5,500 Alienation Award in Cambridge Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 11 (UP)— | Mrs. Agnes Franklin of Dorchester | was awarded a $5600 verdict in Mid- dlesex superior court today in her $25,000 allenation of affections suit the senate. FIREFLY A CLARK LIGHTER SMOKING SET which demangs entire attention is |given as Mr. Conway's reason for the resignation which will become den hope flared in the senate to- day that a final vote was near on the long fought Boulder Dam issue, against Mrs. Eva D. West of Med- ford. !came a note from Bolivia the special international committec. As the special committee was hold- ing its first session last night there to the| state department. It was said in substance that Boli- via considered itself entitled to a! moral reparation from Paraguay be- ! fore conciliation proceedings should be instituted. The boundary dispute with Paraguay was revewed at some length and it was intimated that Bolivia considered it had been wronged in an unprovoked manner. The trouble had its origin in a long tanding boundary dispute, but a | clash at Fort Vanjuardia on the frontier last week between Para- guayan and Bolivian troops brought about the immediate crisis. The government of Paraguay has authorized its delegates to the ar-| bitration conference to meet with the special committee whenever called upon, but the Bolivian minis- ter said he had received no instruc- tions as yet from his government. Short Statement After its meeting the committee ued a short statement in which | it said a plan to gather data on the conflict, to be used as a basis for the report it will submit to the con- | crence had been agreed upon. The work of the specir] commit- tee may be complicated by the fact that in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a | meeting in an attempt to arrive at some understanding over the boun- dary dispute. Argentina Is the only republic of the new world not repre- sented at the Pan-American con- | terence. After its session, members of the special committee indicated that work must proceed carefully so as to avoid the appearance of interfer- ing with Argentina's activities help- ing settle the boundary differences. And since Argentina is not repre- sented here, there appears to be dif- ficulty in store in establishing direct contact with Buenos Alres to sec that the conciliation negotiations here and there coincide. Both Bolivia and Paraguay slgn- ed the Gondra pact, drawn up at the fifth Pan-American congress, pro- viding for the investigation of inter- national disputes by an internation- al commission. Pending the com- mission’s report the nations who signed the treaty agreed not to car- ry on warlike preparations for a year. | Issues Statement The Paraguayan charge d'affaires n Paris, Cabalero de Bedoya, In a statement issued there has said he |thought the United States held the {key to the dispute. “The Unlted States as did all parties to the Gondra pact, under- took, at least morally,” he said “to iguarantee security in America and |to collaborate with countries sin- | cerey animated by a will for peace.” Reverberations of the dispute be- tween the South America republics have come from Lugano, Switzer- land, where the council of the League of Nations {s meeting. The !attention of several members has [been drawn to the feasibility of {reminding Paraguay and Bolivia |what they are obligated under the | covenant of the league to settle dif- terences by Pacifi> means. However, league officials think there is little likelihood of the council taking any action unless the countries concern- ed ask for it, since care would be (taken to initiate proceedings that { might cause misunderstanding in the United States and Latin America. Shoe Skates IF you are thinking of giving some boy or girl a palr of Shoe Skates for Christmas, select them now when you can get just the right size from a complete stock. We have {t! $5.00 Other Outfits $7.00 .. $10.00 TheAbbeHardware Co. 405 MAIN STREET For 1929 Holiday Expenses— Join Our Christmas Club 1RUST LWERTA Open Saturday <o § § Evenings 7-2 peaceful means, |ous for atmospherics and a heavy The cablegram also voiced the conviction of the council that both Bolivia and Paraguay would make use of whatever means of concilia- tion would be best adapted to obtain peaceful settlement of the affair and removal of the causes underlying it. Make Denial La Paz. Bolivia, Dec. 11 (UP)— The foreign office issued an official communique today denying allega- tions by Elias Ayala, formerly Par- aguayan charge d’affaires at La Paz who has arrived at Buenos Aires, | that he was mistreated while going through Bolivian territory. The communique said that an automobile had been placed at the sposal of the Paraguayan mission | after Ayala had been handed his passports, but the diplomat signified a desire to go by another route. It was added that the trip was made without incldent in a special rail- way train to the frontier town of Villazon. Public nervousness, which became intense after the clash between Bolivian and Paraguayan troops at Fort Vanguardia last week and which resulted in the killing of a number of Bolivian soldliers, is still running high. ‘The newspaper Tribuno De Sal- manca today said the only possible | Bolivian-Paraguayan commission is reparation for the Bollvians would | be to resort to war. 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