New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1929, Page 11

HOPE NEGOTIATIONS WILL CLOSE STRIKE Arbitration Nearer in New Or- leans-Agreement Possible street Orleans, car July » — 'H\v‘ moved @ step | with the ss meeting ew Orleans strike here toward arbitration today calling oft of a labor r and announcement by Public Scrvice, Inc., that its board of directors would meet a citizens' | mediation committee. The mass meeting of all union labor in New | Orleans had b 1 called for tonight to consider t advisability of a gen- eral wa sympathy with the carmen Hope e citi s t raliw o and Ikout 1r (o Compromise s committee, headed by 1eard were hopeful that | ay company would modify announced opea shop stand | agree o arbitrate in the strike | tha has stalled the car system for 10 days and spread a reiga of terror with destruction of lives and pro- perty. cday the labor executives advis ed the striking carmen o observe ictly all provisions of a fedcral in- junction granted by Judge Wayne | G. Borah agairst further destruction | of property or intimidation of workers and Victor Loisel, United States marshal at the head of law and order, was understood to be ad- Vising precaution against premature efforts to operate car schdules, J. B. Lawson, an international | nunion official serving in advisory ca- pacity with the strikers, cautioned the men o obey the letter of the in- junetion. “Do’ th he warned, “and there is nothing to fear.” Marshals On Duty With United States deputy shals on duty and city and iment conci ors seel proposed mass me ed indefinitely last night by unani- | mous consent of the executive labor committee representing 45,000 work- | ers in the hope of bringing about a triendly settlement. | The first sente the injunction Judz who r Char mar- | govern- ng truce the | g was postpon- | we for contempt of order was given by Borah te Charles Englebracht ) days in prison. ARREST SEVEN MEN ONLOTTERY COUNT Boston Police Round Up Pro- moiers of Llegal Business ceived Roston, July 11 with violating the merce lottery (U'P)—Charged interstate com- act by promoting the imperial which, it is alleged, had | headquarters in Springfield and op- | ated in every eastern state, seven | surrendered here yesterday and ed in federal district | court The men, with sixtc been secretly indi the grand jury. charged that the lottery began in 1926 and increased its profits from slightly over $100,600 for the first to more than $1,000,000 dur- igation of the lotiery he helieved ult sfied customer who fai > the he thought wo of arraigned were rele on $1,000 They were Ray Allen and James McCann of West field. The remaining five leased on $500 bail e Jack Redding, Sprin Springfield: New London. Comu; Charles Mann, Schencetady, N, Y and Joseph Healey, Worcester, | | n others, had recently by indictments | zan. d to re- him. Yo Prd.n)‘ bail each. Belmont Spring- were as a re of a d ol sum those 1sed of re- | 1. They were ield; Paul Casley Samuel Golden, RSKY O composite by ofter Harry Pe erkins & Co. jewe who last month filed a voluntary petition in bankruptey was accepted at a meet- Ing of creditors this morning. Ten per ¢ of the fotal amount was paid in cash today and four notes of five cont each were given The were $16,000. Mr taken over the | 0 continue to do bhusi- ness iz represented Al torney Monroe §. Gordon. Attorney David L. Nair is receiver New Mail Route | per cent sky, owner of nt in per total liabil Persky has nd will Persky ties by BUEIDS AIRES PROPOSED Here's how letlers will go by from Montr Canada, Chile, with the completion longest airmail route in the on July 16. The distance is 5774 | miles and the service will consist of | one trip each way each The | service will he operated by the Pan- American Grace Lines. which plans | to establish a ronte across the Andes niountains (o Buenos Aires in the tall. plane to Santiago, of the| orid | week | young men in scie | cauipped wit ory the | miles, {a letter | picce |m {ferred | here yesterday NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, i HURSDAY, JULY 11, 19 s Radio “Mr. and Mrs.” Author Is Divorced July 11 (P 3 hor of the and Mrs.” used to at home, but Salem, Ma; Ralph L. Roge radio skit, M get his material hereafier he will have to seek elsewhere arter dialogue inspi tion, for Mrs. Rogers has con- vinced the Essex county pro court that what was fun for radio something else at the establishment in Swamp- o Rog scott Mrs. Rogers told Judge Dow that the radio auvthor too often had carried the theme of “Mr and Mrs." a step beyond the ra- dio salon to its logical conclusion at hon The court agreed that a case of cruel and abusive treat- ment had been amply established and granted her a divorce si wiich would hece in six month. The radio funny dered pay alimony week and Mrs awarded custody of H decree absolute W sons! did not tion TFIRE COLLEGE URGED FOR | TRAINING CITIES" RECRUITS | Four Year Course Recommended By Chief Kenyon to Convention Delegates Today. | New York ment of a Tuly 11 h “fire (P)—Tistal co * o train nt nd fire prevention Fire Chief Kenlon at the ual convention of the tion of fire Chief Kenlon suggested city would the ideal place for such a college and said a four year course should required of men entering departments of th cities belonging to the association Cour in chemistry, hydraulics. | mathematics, sistunce, build- | in tability and “a litt ng"" which fire prevention, would b coll would he modern device hting science. RECORD COMMUTER Has fighting d today second | rn as- | ic 1s 1 firg ar soc chic that this | be he young fire T construction 1es to fi included. The known to t man Ridden 92 Miles a' Day Since 1880 to New York Of- fice. New York s Chapman of world's both for distance Chapman has ms from Katonah, from New York, every husiness day April 3, 1890. Including the listance by subway to his downtown office, he covers miles daily, total for the 39 years of 1,046 He has been late an averas {wic July 11 (UP-- tonah, N. Y., clai commutation record. 1d punctuality, the round *rip 42 miles H which since of anly 208 \\'M}!inqs Rcc;rdcd in Past 6 Months He)c With six menths of the vear pa ed. 412 persons have entered matri- | mony, records at the office of the | town clerk show Of had bheen previously di- vorced The ol t il 71 and the vouagest the oldest bride v voungest 15 cars old . Lyddy of St. Mary's church Rev Martin W, Gaudian of John's German Lutheran church, led | the offici, ng clergy: ach having 4 couples. \eting as rried 11 couples, the gr joined in wedlock by an six months' period. married and ridezroom 10 vears of ov le en, Attor ey Davia of the married I Nair, peace, m est number justice in the MYSTERY BLOWS UP An investigation by the police into whi as found by William Park and to Policeman John Tuesday night, with a small black cloth found with the sive, failed to disclose anything of A mysterious natu Detective Serge said today. It is believed the w ter left it his son-in-law, with whom he is said to have had trouble of a private nature he letter re- to furniture and similar but no explanation was e to the cloth. Dentists and Me(h;oc May Meet On Diamond A baseball game teams representing the dentists of the rity and the ns is bei t the o sroup. planned in a Conoski street turned O'Keefe of aver or ant serions MeCue ter o let- for thin between physicia stion also arranged dental later to vyers basehall \Julian Eltinge Better; | Auto Accident July 11 (r)— adin emale i 1he American st scalp wound automobile collision | was reported im- proved toda | Mitchell Harris, 44, Los Ang Leonore (‘osnov film ac- ind Mrs. J. Belle Spottswood Sitinge at the time, rursing minor hu he Eltinge car machine ffic policeman Baxter. 24 called the Hurt in T.os Angeles, Julian ng: personator of who suffered a bru in ana an also were with an- B. Rich, Miss Mar. re Cunavoid- collided cavrying H nd who we accident At Police Woman Phones Mayor About Sunback Dresses New Haven, July 11 (UP) An unidentitied woman telephon- d Acting Mayor Harry B. Ken- necy today and demanded he is- sue an edict against bare legs and “hare bhack that the spine The dresses ©XPOs unknown reformer argy | her for nearly 30 minuts. The acting executive informea the woman his teniporary power did not extend reforr and that he would turn the com- plaint over to Mayor Thomas Tully en that official's return A R e L e to dress Li | Lin | miles { velop in it during fihe | cor | winl | and skim | runway Cable Laid For New Hudson River Bridge New York and New Jersey celebrated the laying dge which will be the first overland con Lehman of New York (left,) 0. H. struction and Governor Morgan La %) tenant Governor nmann, en of N ieut, Bro nmey Plans Solo Pacific, Tacoma Tekye Ticute the rold a lon Dromle: from He h nant H acr Pacific the map of | shown here w in wos 08s n routs S o h in a conds. Below BY (W BROMLI end Her ; an addit y cleared to permit s 11 fo LIEUT. HAROLD of i en Exclusiv NEA ional or i Sorvies Burbank ic and last two ble for a pilot longer non- have been possibls berga made the Atlantic with the et il 5 lems have Do a1 1 P 1 car hop eff in a i ma, Wash Scientif of possi July pr Calif , mechanical the | fec years have made it to undertake top than « alone lizht uld id il coul devised ems o his ymmodor n po W have acr night hubhle th ith nd do My we: 1 am sion po: ment chance. Th frequent i during its final in careful ¢ weather and ible of th aallons o oil. W cowling take tions of form not o the somly of but » t least nsid s ration ara hle 1 onld condiiionrs, ¥ 3 In Open Coclipit My plane will special Lockhecd T will the il in open cocl cided on a low-wing job for eral reasons, one of the most portant being the added lift it give when taking off with my I load. The plane a Wasp This ¢ Thtt the examined ion flyi radio aj under any he hou h# thr il one he low- near de- sov- flovin wi n Aleutian will carry and Amer win sit pit. 1 cirele n n t cha of an near i radio will vy tions. nearhy of ond give I'rom the stations and ps T wther g la o ition ormation Ganis u report to ind Uik witin powered power engine inspected.” of metal i nopos ove “sun Ahout bit n microscopicall it no flaws will de the flight. Tn twice super-inspect- cd. Following the first it was torn down and again completely inspect- ed with microscopes Prior off the promos loaded heds the I gine speed means motor has and my fl 1 cendition. 1f forced down T life ed stol every by b hanee will food 1d b TuBbEE Very signal fact, 1 pi hoots col- whi engine was ora Within my ha the first fli individual flies the planc and s by eelestinl ohservation take-off for e navi- to t ively lake -off Wking plane will nd tested here. On be from each fake will and ideration Thus we what load Seattle under g At the final start dowa along The fir early the land of Even from planned dry ne th of run ed, wind di g taken During nearly all 1l be not far wator is about 1200 miles my maximum distance will ho 600 miles Even though some the ght as a nnt take-off the plane in more in the light of a T0-foot incline nrove the str and durability A 4300-foot surfaced |pisalnnes and engines. 2000 feet will he o flight to guard against from time west n st \laska into stermine exactly plane can lift at n wind conditions may look on T consider helning to S of hes friendly IThey cer inte nly specially imperfections, surfaced ional shores of relatiane dis- brir e 1 | BR The A nection between the two states. ief enginec w Jer IDGEPORT em cify. also a Masonic At in prominent denuty trit promin rig chs 11 Wo ciated Press ;i of the first cable for the new Hudson river | ™” Lieu- wrae of con- oht: tinned food. MAN (2) in fr past ompon ih A 1o Norwa Rt aner widow Willian and DEMOCRATS TO MEET Hans Lron Cr W War, mer helm but mbor Ame n < in Un W, De hoerit 1 activi net 3annan sco Bure dt s to Kaiser Worli the Aoy vin Post Oakland i Oaklani the v German the him presse nrolled YEAD Charl gl e A died past Or- He ted buildir post re- ‘,——————-— | Blue Shoes for Men Forecast By Experts July (UP)—Out o 1 Bostor shoe and Boston, v fair, which . have come the has just following fore styles in foot casts regarding wear: Blue Blue an Chianti red. O tiaue purple wnd @ popular colors for wou Charles K. Heald, who ¢ the fzir, admitted that he shoes for men shoes for men ohier brown, ‘an- tique green en's shoes. rected did not expecet b shoes ome gen- erally pop; maintained dressed man during the coming season Strap effec woui lar amo 1 well n feminine BANKERS INDICTED FRAUD IS CHARGED Members of Deiuncl (larke Brot hers (0. Named Al York, July the firm of the 11 (P—All mem- l | | | | | | i [ defunct pri of Clarke day by the charge of ud. Named James T Jr.. Philip L Bouker indicted on two misuse of conspir | bunking | thers conipany ed on in jury nails 10 de indictment Hudson Clarke and John I tners first chs and fr in the w | Clarke, I Gtari Clark The were ai nt was refurn by Charles H who also has a indictme d on ittorney pub- lic bank f ing sione rearing on 1} ire sta tomorrow hefore | r Garrctt W. Cotier Mr. Tuttle today, positor Commis was preparing line of the | ncluding many tiled into his secking redress RAPHAELITES OH OUTING | Department Store lot Employes Have Day of Sport at Lighthouse Peint and Savin Rock, Depurtment store employe v allernoon ut i Rock 1 Point of e of th two spe at ind Lizhthot the clos | st half-hotic employes left m Y] st m nnediatony for ason ial Lighthou mining enjoyed left for Savin Rock to partake of a shore dinner At the dinner the chief feature was the rendering of an original song W. H. ‘Day and cuployes and dedicated Raphael znd William ¢ \nother feature was the of character sketches bellini. 1 returned evening. e the ¢h they of Composed by TCE linas, onis INT | il ntat to this city Missions Conference to Be Opencd Tomght{ Willianistown Mass., July 1t (I'P)—Delegates were arriving hove | today f¢ sussion night missionary the the conference Williams collca All Protestunt churches in world are members of the conf ence and representatives of churchos in different countries pected to attend. Prominent Bishop 1% J church; Dea Yale Divinity school; C | China: James B. Rodgers, mission ary in Philippines; Professor Juliu Richter, Univer of Rerlin: an Dr. James H America | Baptist society. opening ‘o internatio.a 1 to be held at ot 10-day the were ex- includcd Method lelegtes MeConnell Luther A ity IPranklin MAN of 4 Burritt today on the assaulting an officer in according to word receiv- Hartford Deputy ASSAULTS POLIC Laskoski ested harles ot charg was of Simsbur; hy the Last night requested the the lookout is it beheved New Britain, | known lea today. local police young 11 he FIRST CO n G hale ¢ son pound ON SO1 N Tuly 11 & {ton t firs: 1ol es was sold foc at an a Caiton exchai The ha ghing 47 compared o hounds largest fh cors for of vann ion 5 pot on also help to! further | AMP = COTTAGE 0il Refri Cook arator — Food C: Alum. Camp Cooking Sets—Stone Pitchers. WE WILL AND CLOSE AT 1 P. M. 65 WE wes—Iolding Wicks (for all stove m \binet§ — Ice Cream Freezers S Gasoline Stoves, s)—Mops and Brooms— Glass Refrigerator Sets BE OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. 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Gaffney who fo the marriage, his statutory pewers. she came to city Walter conductor, Carroll; nspector, B oy S anle avd law Gromelski for . marriage today hut t a ntal cense of agc iride is a minor consent 1d the Mr in s not law that par JUDGES Edgartown, Mrs. C line. widow of K. Braley of preme conrt here months after hand Thin Underweight Men and Women Can Quickly Gain Needed Flesh One Very Thin Man Gained 28 Pounds in Eight Wecks S WIDOW DiAD Mass.. July 11 (UP) W. Braley of Brook former Justice Henry the Massachusetts su- died at her sumnwer taday than siy the of her hus quirec thet Pliszh parents, vin roline are li less it ath Judge a gave consent exer- fill out those deep hollows in neck and Why go on life with sunken cheeks and when you can take ad- this straight forward Jlets and =h have &t on poun Not only ight, but put | thro row chest af 1s of good na will Met taken 1 men and and more offer. McCoy takes all the ris this ironclad guarantee. 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