New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1929, Page 11

Weekly Cable Review Shows Much Activity In European Capitals On Manchuria and Naval Cut Subjects Russia Continues to Claim News of Atrocities — Per- sonal Triumph of Poincare Marred By Im- pending Operation—Mueller TII. By the Associated Press. The god of war maintained his threat to the Far East during the past week, but suffered a serious check In the west. Russia and China continued to heave swords at each other across the - Manchurian-Siberian - frontler. Greater tension was felt in Moscow atter observers thought the strain had been much relaxed. The western world furnished « counterweight to the pugnacity of the Orient in new steps towards na- val disarmament taken on the same day in London and Washington. Atrocities Reported The Russian press reported nu- merous cases of “atrocities” practic- ed by white guards and Chinese upon Russign citizens in the Chin Eastern raflway zone. Soldiers, sa ors and workers throughout the So- viet union responded to these ports by demanding swift reprisals. They were particularly bitter against the ‘white guards. Harbin reports, on the Chinese side, promised better things. Chinese officials seemed to think the Man- churfans had acted too hastily in selzing the railway. They were in- clined to blame Lu Yung-Huan, Chi- nese president of the road, for ex- ceeding his authority in evisting Russian officials. Russia has consistently maintain- ed that the status quo must be re- fewed on the rallway before she wauld consnt to negotiations. There have been unofficial talks at Chang- Chun, Manchuria, peace. lines. Peace Moves Begun Great. Britain and the United States, through President Héover and Premier Ramsay MacDonald, gavé definite pledges of a sincere de. sire for naval disarmament by the chief naval powers of the world. Both nations postponed units ot their naval building programs on the very day on which the Kellogg- Briand renunciation of war pact.be- came effective. Japan without making definite postponement of any of her units, indicated her approval of the Anglo- American attitude. Statesmen all over the world united in tribute to the KeMogs pact, which in the opinion of Japanese Foreign Minister Shidehara gave proof of its strength before official- ly going into effect by its influence for peace on Russo-Chinese rela- tions. The Krench parliament brought to an end years of toilsome negotia- tions by finally approving KFrance's debt settlements with England and America. In the chamber of depu- ties the fight was bitter over uncon- ditional ratification of the Mellon- Berenger accord, the government winning by the narrow margin_of eight votes. The senate, however, supported the cabinet 234 to 29. Triumph For Poincare It was a great triumph for Premier Poincare. Yet in the mo- along general ment of victory he was fofced by brokén health to resign his high of- fice. Aristide Briand, forelgn min- ister and himself premier on nine pbrevious occasions, was an unani- mous choice of as new head of the government. It was a bad week for the health of German statesman also. Chanccl- lor Hermann Muelier recovered slowly from an operation and Gustay stresemann, forelgn minister, had to 26 to a health resort to accumulate strength for the coming conference on relations. All the interested powers agreed on the Hague as the seat of that conference, which is to assemble August 6. Pope Pius XI, amid scenes of solemnity and splendor made the first .emergence from the Vatican of any Pope since papal loss of tem- poral power in 1870. The voluntary “prisoner” of the Vatican blessed 200,000 people in St. Peter's square, which hus hecome Vatican territcry since passage of the Italo-Vatican accords. The defense of the republic law in Germany, under which Wilhelm Hohenzollern was formally forbid- den to tread German soil. It passed, however, without making it any easier for the former Kaiser to return to Germany and without bringing any expression of his de- sire to do so Hoodlums Interfere With Mission Meeting There was more than a little ex- citement at the Colored Mission on Oak street Sunday evening. Besides the sermon, the congregation was treated to the spectacle of seeing their meeting almost broken up by a gang of boys. At 9:05—Sunday evening a call came in to the police to send two men to the Oak street mission house. Ofticer 0'Day was dispatched to the church by Sergeant McAvay. The officer reported that all the boys had vanished from the scene when he arrived. ?272026726‘272? TYSKNIGHT expired. | BROMLEY T0 TRY TOKYO HOP AGAIN Blames Himsell for Plane’s Ground Loop in Takeoft Tacoma, Wash., July 29 (®—Lieut. Harold Bromley, whose specially constructed monoplane was wrecked here yesterday when he attempted 1o take off on a non-stop flight to Tokyo, expects to try it again within 80 days. Heavily loaded, the low-slung plane sped down a specially buili ramp and whirled into a ‘“ground loop” after Bromley had been blind- ed by gasoline spray from th= craft's fully loaded tanks. Half the right wing of the plane was crumpled into a mass of steel and plywood. Bromley sprang from the wreckage unhurt. The flier blamed himself for the crash, de- claring he should have stopped the ship as soon as the gasoline spray blinded him. After the crash a special meeting of backers of the flight resulted in « decision to rebuild the plane im- The wrecked plane was to be crat ed today and sent to Burbank, Cal., to be rebuilt. An examination showed that the 425 horsepower motor of the plane had not been seriously damaged. Basketball Star to Wed Captain of Girls’ Team Two who have been prominent factors in athletics in this city have filed notice of marriage intentions with City Clerk Alfred A. Thompson. They are Frank P. Arbacheski, who in athletics is known as Frank (Hank) Arburr and Mary Hudak, who was | captain of the Corbin Screw factory | Kaplan. Chicago Style Bandit Picks Wrong Victim New York, July 29 (UP)—The Chicago crime wave rolled right up to Detective John Foran and halted yesterday. Out of thk fest came Louis Al- len, 22, in search of money which he needed to get back to his home in Chicago. He devised an in- genius plan, pocketed a pistol and took a walk. “‘Stick ’em up,” man in a sedan. Deteetive Foran climbed out of the sedan, made a fist out of his hand and flung the fist against Louts’ jaw. Louis and his reputation as a Chicago bad man collupsed si- multaneously. At the police sta- tion where he was booked for at- fempted robbery, he said it was his first job. faid Louis to a girls basketball team during the past season. Arbacheski was captain and coach of the men's team of the factory and also coach of the girls’ team. She lives at 84 Wilcox strect and he lives at 64 Winthrop str Other notices of marriage inten- tions were filed by Margaret E. Cole- | man of 183 Pearl street and Danie] J. Hogan of Meriden and by Sylvia F. Wuori of 22 School street and George E. McCormack of 31 Main street. Girl Takes Sun Bath Taken Ill on Beach) A young girl whose name could | not be learned was seized with a heart attack while she was basking | in the sun on the beach of reser- | voir number 4 at about 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, The mammoth crowd at ervoir, thinking that she had been carried out of the water, soon col lected around her and the two life guards who were working over her. | thinking that she had been saving from drowning. her away. At the beach it is thought that the girl was a resident of Hartford. WELL BABY CONFERENCES The schedule for the well baby | conferences conducted by the Visit- [1ng Nurse association for the week will be as follows: Tuesday—47 Ellis school. street, Northend Volunfeer assistant, Mrs. 1. Nurses in attendance, Mrs. Anna Ramsey, Mrs. Eunice Ander- son. Wednesday—52 Center street. Vol- unteer assistant, Mrs. Earle V. Pom- | Mrs. | eroy. Nurses in attendance, Anna Ramsey, Miss Elizabeth Tait. Thursday — Washington school. the res- | Later a car took | from 2 to 3 p. m. | should nandle | Officer Ustach was passing on hie A doctor is present at all confer-| At 7:30 o'clock tonight a commit- |beat. She called to him. At frst > will act on the plan to replace |she wanted her husband arrested, automobiles used by city officials. [but after the fog of the fighting hdd One of the special groups named | Cleared from her eves, she was co in June, that on control of Willow ({ent When the officer ga o Rer'RiS Brook by improvements along ns‘ and ucsood talking 108 course, will hold a meeting o'clock ¥riday nig HUSBAND THRE. S Wi Mrs, North street, ening. H and threat- wanted about it DOG POUND lvls( USSION Although it has been claimed in the common council that the com- mittee appointed from that body to investigate the activities of the dog warden and the condition of the dog | pound is powerless because of a state regulation, the committee will meet cared at 5 o'clock this afternoon. The | and had 1 claim has been made that the lened her Jifs of dogs is a matter which the thi |__ EYESIGHT EXAMINATIONS HENRY F. REDDELL Optometrist Main St, New Britain Roma 99 W. care state som BI1G SIX “715 /. 0. b. 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