New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1928, Page 29

DAWES 10 HEAD BIG BANK COMBINATION Will Be Chairman of Joint Board of Directors ‘of Chicago Institution Following Merger. Chicago, Dec. 14 (P—Vice Presi- dent Charles G. Dawes will be chair- man of the joint board of directors of the combined Central Trust Cg. and the Bank of America, wh merger was announced yesterday. Assets totalling $160,000,000 were listed by the two banks, the new bank, the latest of a series of con- solidations among Chicag banks, will retain the name of the Central Trust Co., with wh'h Mr. Dawes has long been identified. Joseph Otis, president of the Cen- trol Trust Co., was chosen president ©of the merged institution. Mr. Dawes' active assumption of his new duties will not take place, it was anno -el, until after re- tirement from the vice presidency March 4. Dr. Frank Crane Leaves Estate Worth $200,000 Los Angeles, Dec. 14 (UP—Dr. Frank Crane, writer, who died lgst November in Nice, France, left an estate of $200,000 to his widow. A petition tp probate the will was filed here yesterday. Dr. Crane moved here from New York three years ago. His widow lives here with a daughter, Ella 8. Crane. Dr Crane also was survived by a son, James L. Crane of Los An- geles. URGES JUDAISM SPIRIT Springfield, Mass., Dec. 14 UP—A continuance of the spirit that kept Judaism alive throughout the many years of exile and harmony and co- operation in the Zionist cause was urged by Elihu,D. Stone, assistant United States district attorney in an address before the Springfield Zion- ist district leaders here last night. “The failure of Palestine would be the failure of the Jews,” he sald. “This is our opportunity to prove that we are pioneers, and not ex- ploiters of developed countries.” 9 PHOTOGRAPHERS KILLED Moscow, Dec. 14 (P)—Nine motion picture photographers have been killed by falling over a precipice in the North Caucasian jnountains near Grozny. They, were members of a ‘party engaged in filming a sec- tion of the mountain area. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, IFLASHES OF LIFE: WANTS STATE | TO COLLECT TAXES ON AUTOS —— New Haven — Charles Kleiner re- appointed as compensation commis- sioner by Governor John H. Trum- bull. Mr. Kleiner, an attorney since 1884, was first named to the post by Governor Templeton in 1923. New Haven — Theft of 300 clocks valued at $800 is reported by New Haven Clock company. New Haven — Board of assessors may ask state to collect tax on au- tomobiles as licenses are issued if legislation covering such action can be passed. Tax collectors’ adviwry committee in Connecticut working on problem. New Haven — Prof. Yandell Hen- derson discusses Kellogg peace pact before Yale Liberal club. Says that all Europe wants of America is “our money and our favor.” Storrs — President - Emeritus Charles Lewis Beach of Connecticut Agricultural colleges goes to Boston for operation. He has been ill for some time. North Canaan — Continuances | granted 21 persons arraigned before | justice court after liquor ralds by state police. Evidence filled 20 trucks. Ansonia — James M. Emerson, 83, dean of Connecticut editors and publishers, buried in Pine Grove cemetery. Funeral was attended by many editors and publishers of state. Hartford — Watkins grand jury in report to Judge Marvin charges that Attorney William E. Egan is concealing approximately $60,000 given him by defunct broker who is now serving state prison sentence. Court orders jury to continue with investigation. Bridgeport — Jury in superior court convicts three New Haven men of carrying concealed weapons. Hartford — John J. Higgins of New Britain bound over to high court on charge of impersonating of- dicers and obtaining money under false pretenses. He was alleged to have been *protecting” cider mill owners, Lewls Gorsko, also of New Britain, held as accessory. Madison—The Madison police de- partment has been robbed. In search ed several breaks, Bert Page, chief, returned empty handed to his auto- mobile to find it stripped of tires and other removable objects. Torrington—Liquor raids by local police bring arrest of thre women & and two men besides confiscation of ba several gallons of alleged liquor. Hartford—Traffic is suspended at height of evening rush period when a trolley car, horse drawn cart, two automobiles and a bus became in- volved in collision. No one was in- Jured. Tolland—Heart attack is fatal to Hibbard West, vice president of the Savings bank ot Tolland and prom- | ¥ inent farmer, Hartford—In fear of Hip Sz |3 vengeance Wong King Len tries end life by inhaling gas but is un- successful. Waterbury—With the arrival of the stork bearing twins to Mr. and Mrs. Amedeo Roncarti the thing to do was give them name To be politically impartial one was called Alfred Smith and the other |, | Herbert Hoover Roncarti. Changes Name Three Times in-One Week Bangor, Me., Dec. 14 (A—Threc legal changes of her last name in four days is the record hung up by | . Mary I Archibald of Bangor. Be- ginning the week as Mrs, Leroy G. Lewis, she was granted a divorce | esday and given per- rer maiden name of Yesterday she Tibbetts, under from Lewis T mission to us: Mary Archi married Kei a special license granted her, and |: so became Mrs, Mary L. Tibbetts. Pershing to Rate 19 Gun Salute Now Washington, Dec. 14 (P—Scol tary Davis announced i honors reg which Gen will be accorded a guns, the same saluate given ficll wmarshals in European armies. U der existing regulations no special provision covering salutes for the general of the armies of the United States, the title General Pershing holds even in retirement, was pro- The D. 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FOR BEST RESULTS January 9. college at Lafayette at Middle- 19, University of Maine at Middletown; similar | college at Middletow at Williamstown: Fe Polytechnic Institute at Middletown: | M |16, Brawn at Providence; 22, Wil- liams at Middletown; 27, at Amherst; Hartford; 6, Conn. Agricultural n street, Trinity DECEMBER 14, 1928 City Items Attorney Irving T. Rachlin has taken over the offices formerly oc- |at the 26, Williams | cupied by the firm of Hungerfo.d|Sewanee, Tenn.. is 8. Worcester | & Saxe in the Schupack building on | Christmas vacation. Reid Derrick, John Ericson and Amher« Earl Scott, New Dritain students at iV irginia Polytechnic Institute, )(iddln- turned home yesterday. Owing to an epidemic of influenza the re- | (M—Walking or riding, Albert Keyes, college | upset by an auto .marking the sixth — closed a week earlier than usual for|auto accident in which the elderly IFIED ADS |the Christmas vacation. 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