New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1929, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press NEW BRITAIN HERALD \ve Week ge Daily Cir Ending th ulation For 15,088 Aug. 2. ESTABLISHED 1870 rur;o Iuo 4y "’LI H NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1‘)‘_‘!‘. —TWENTY PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS TWELVE AMERICARS it AS RIOTING IN PALESTINE GROWS INTO OPEN REVOLT New Britain Girl Safe Yourg Students Die in In Jerusalem Rioting Aiding Defense of| Rabbinical Scheol-15 Other Americans Wounded as Arabs Assail Jews. \ Fears Disturb- ances Will Spread | Through Empire—War- ships Speed to Scene— Tel-Aviv Under Martial Law—100 Casualties. | London (By the Associated Pre re fighting between Arabs and oA e MISS ANNA GOLDSMITH Jews over rights of religious worship at the Wailing Wall spread today into remote quarters of Palestine after terrorizing an;‘,.\»m and its en- virons for three days of bloodshed and violence. Twelve American Jewish students | iF were on the death roll which au- thorities of the Biblical land of | pee vainly attempted to estimate as reports of new ‘[l\d‘ S C \mr 1 i Ritiisets bosaying foos mocatio | MISS Anna Ca ldsmith Cables to I t, Syria, in ne 'v m dated territory, said Arab at- [)lfly @ el’ Sfi Cy ticks against Jewish communities had assumed the racter of an \ GRAF ZEPPELIN ENDS FLIGHT OVER PACIFIC Hour of Departure Set for 11 ¢’Clock—Refuel- ing is Hastened and | Uon the an this i the supervised the hort world landing. EA FAY FATALITY 5-3 UNDER NEW PR Rlcorn's Omce Takes H Waterbury Momniain Death OFFICIALS ARE open Arab revolt against the gove ment. MRS. JAFFE IN PALESTINE M s were reported to have occurred at Taifa, where troop train was attacked by Ar this | Mother of 1 Believed to be morning. Some of the troops wers . 2y e FiEhilas feartnnea in| In District Affected by Fighting | the center of the town with three —Alex Dirnbau ieved in persons killed many wounded. Jewish defenders beat off Arab a Midst of Iray. tacks from Mount Carmel suburb. last night Aral acked in force the government offices. They Bi vere driven off by a conflict in which f tish police © persons w in cousin, ioting killed and 30 wounded. vietim ot race at The violence of the outburst, n Hebron in Palestine, 4 whigh the causes hud long been ob- The victim is an Ameri a served however, seemed to have | nhative of Brooklyn, N. Y. and a ken the British governing body in| Student in the Holy Lan He Palestine by surprise. was preparing for a p home- British warships and troops were | ward when t} _invasion tushed to Palestine from all strate resulted in ri No details points in the Mediterranea of his death have reached the From Cairo, Egypt, it was reportad | Gans home on Mason drive. that the casualties on both sides — uring the fightin nee Friday had Local J concerned n much greater than was indi- | Over the rac E rusalem, ed in news dispatches by way of | Hebron and e in Palestin London. Troops from Egypt hastily | was s y when a lcparted by big troop-carrying air- | cablegram was received from Miss planes or by railway Anna oldsmith, a teacher in t A government censorship on news rouncing that she h ivate and dispatches from Pales- and is now tine cloaked th tual progress of istrict, whel events in Jerusalem peported. Washington received official con- of firmation of the deaths of the 12 Main American Jewish students in the 1 with the pub- Rabbinical Col from Consul b g Knabe usalem teacher and later in An rier and two attendance bureau. She = Jerusalem for about two Page 15) vears and has been teaching English in a private school maintained by WS in citizen s! subscriptions from As an America the protection of consulate Amer has been > United AMERICA WILL RELY | under ON BRITISH TRDOPS both and for 1l Aviv Jonas Goldsmith returned shootin land from two the more Stimson Cables Dawes to Have U. to Lives, country several ths a 5 was before the us f mm Property Guarded tween the Jews and the Arabs reach- S ed the point of open warfare and he was not present during any of the Washington, Auz. 26 (A—S scenes of disorder at the opening of tary Stimson today instructed Am- (today had claimed 140 lives, includ- bassador Dawes to express to the |ing 12 Americans, and had piled up British foreign office the ecarnest |a list of injured so great as to make hope that the Rritish government | estimate diff would take immediate hensive measures to ican lives and proper lem On Saturd: nd comy protect Amer- in Jerusa- It is not expe ted that the A - | (Continued on Page Two) Attorney Danaher, Under ts in the weident w Waterl rher o allow and 0 Sensation followed )wu tod ville plumbe ray, W ut to pl O'Neil G to have Dr. John M Britain been arrested r the f leased from coroner m This morni after read by and Arose ment cts Not Tnves ittorney planation of fully rey’s Two) Mr. Stimson said American Consul Paul Knabenshue at Jerusalem, called upon local a thorities”there to protect American lives and property. The state de- urged Knabenshue yes- empl the local authorities at Jerusalem the neces- rtment to sity for such protection. g f Secre Stimson described his| Syracuse, N. Y, (e action today however, in calling to | Clyde 1. Pangburn and Carl I the attention of the British foreign | Dixon took off today at the Syracuse otllce s thathnacessltyat iprotectin & ot (ol e e et ,0‘ Americans as the normal and nat- 3 | ural course for the Washington | PFeak the world's = refueling flight government to take. The secretary | record added that his instructions to Am- | he two fliers hoped to keep their bassador Dawes were only nt | plane, the Lmpire State ard, i‘\]n' T y-‘;:H‘Is“:.’.lg.“)\in’\"‘\;vmhr ©F | alott long enough to break the rec- The state department made pub- | Ord of 422 hours set at St. Louis. dispatches from the consul giv-| State troopers had difficulty in | ing det of the clashes betwe keeping back a crowd of several | e d ol panda Meslamainizen eralll o e b \\J:‘i confirm those which have al- | Feaiy sy b el delayed more than an hour by last | § cretary Stimson indicated clear. | minute repuirs, | ly there was no intention on the part of the American government CAMPOLO TO MEET SCOTT to send an American warship into rn waters because of the York, Aug. 26 (P—P 1'\‘“"”" incidents gland, and Victorio Campolo, | Consul Knabenshue so far has of Argentina, two of the biggest | not transmitted to the department heavyweights now in the ring, signed | any request from Americans in|contracts today for a ten-round Jerusalem for the sending of an | boxing bout September 11 at Ebbet American naval vessel for their |Field. Bach is to get 25 per cent of | tion, \the gate receipts. Pangburn and Dixon Take to Air To Break Endurance Plane LIEUT. CARL DIXON broad expanse of Mines | = (i Counsel for Driv- Will B2 Completed By Early Evering, Eck ener Believes. Dr. Eckener Better After Attack of Ptomaine Poisoring — Passengers Describe Trip as Won- derful But Not So Grip- ping as Atlantic Flight. (above), er crossit > navy ( of the divi the glcbe » Pac ht) at over the girdii Al Zeppelin was Angeles i (P11 wer v ble Municipal Airport 1 o'clock t carth's la I PAYS PISTOLS CUT SHORT SLODI; CAREE x@? OF BANDITS . f Q “1;, =~ —~— == v of a t Erllce nTR el : R f@ih U” Newington Authorities Shoot a3 ot i structed T turn to the Ship in Perfect Shape dl Two aul Cw re Third Mlso Pags Costs §00 and Deces Not o gy IOLDUPS FRE e Filg 1\ npeal o Two Weunded Men at Hartford 127 the leetr storm enco he first day o Iospitel and Another in Cell Con- from Japan, which the m»o foss to Rebberies on New Britain ;,”“‘ s ssentative torists in ain for the e under arr of Polive Department Was Ine Hartford - \h‘?;mmvi Pa : = r Maple Hlfi_;;)\— Collapses r J. Pajews d man at End of Long cre and. at prosent aldorman in Ride 3 g out Sat 1y night in ours and 10 m ken Sun ‘;‘:‘.:,‘, M\"M \,I»,]:]..“,r o hiding | at s whil i Hallera e : i kv (e ale’s car, | 4lso star ter Sthey oy down while his | ¢ “Hold x,,‘ Constable s. app car had nd th out, or- ran to ols were ci Goodale and Halleran to ( 1 on Page Two) S FUMES KILL 2 IN JERSEY BREWERY Carben Monoxide Proves atal in Distillery Hid- den Under Garage John Griffi Jo! ) has not yet paid t him of six . Appropriation of 1, ly co s in Hart ted ord body GRAF ZEPPELIN IS M T 103 ANGELES UE 10 START F Charles Johnson's Leads Lady Birds L MRS, LOUISE THADEN SIX AIR DERBIES ARE CONVERGING UPON CLEVEL NI Q how Way in “Powder Pm Del‘Ly WOMEN ‘A(F LAST HOP OF LONG FLIGHT TODAY Lee Schoenhair Away First in Non- Stop Race From Pacific Cc Four Other Contests Under Way 1 Anne At land Field — st Will ; Filed in I’l‘()bz\fic Court 024,000 Made o ' of Hyn iscov- o S e s [0 Homan Sewarts, : For Veterans’ Newmgton Hospital SR “\lvvlyv."‘}‘;' sl Win Jail | o\ ouna located — - Physicia h = I TR ford e United | opposition from 1 veter: allocated | Legion office who & 5 24,000 for veterans' hospital | have the hospital HIGH TIDES—AUG 27 S poliCa ey elines alcohol iCh: ito be built at N ston ity of New Haven | | |discovered the hidde tillery oy § ¢ : o 1. H director o A h the chi | New London ) OB ! tter to Co new buildings will be New iaven ran’s body, with a rope arouni e hospital cap: ion in (\"v r institutions AL governme * e ex - - dations for new pa- 3 5 opinion son had | ppe s whict ed the 1s been stressed that ¥ X DAIRLIoUL TOOM | 1yancis nd a portion of the |a hospital near New Britain will | exit anl| jqqy gton near the | make for speedy and comfortable | THE WEATHER | [had fled on overing he center ot have been pur- | {ransportation for such®local serv- Prevented by the pc fumes | chased by government as a site [ icemen as may have occasion to go New Britain and vicinity: m entering the roo pull- | for the new institution | there. Partly cloudy and warmer to- wartz's body to rface ew Britain war veterans, particu- | Before deciding upon the Newing night; Tuesday, fair. A rope caught around his leg. A | larly those afiiliated with the Amer- |ton site, representatives of the vet. | allon still, not in ope ration. | ican Legion, have fought hard for| erans’ bureau had viewed tracts in —*% |was later found in the room, tance of this site in the face of | West Hartford and in Glastonbury. AND s, Lonise Thaden Continues to Cleve- OORED SAFELY ST AFTER NAL LEG TONIGHT JAWN; ] Big Dmglble Completes Transpacific Flight in 78 Hours, 58 Minutes, Adding Another Chapter to Aviation History. engers Ordered to Re- at Field—Giant igible Found in Per- (Condition Despite Battle With Electrical Storm Over Pacific. ) Los Angeles, 2 eting the third r t, the Gra led hers $ hours, Tokyo. 58 marched human chain queror during reled overhead ship came to west trans-Pa- oring mast d from ypelin w the passen- from Lad¢ SNOWDEN REJECTS OFFER OF POWERS ‘Final” Concessions Fail to Satisfy Britzin’s Repa- rations Demands H Aug. 26 (A—Philip s 1 1 chancellor of the 1 the other four r 1t their new the British ent form er went Chancellor ir offer. > delegate, iand of made his snowden Japan Aug. 26 > of German four powers sented er repre amount which Mr. demanding al- quarters there was is to whether it repre- on, (Continued on Page Two) Mayor I’a(me:&a ;leets C olmn for First Time W ald C. Ciambrone of . learned some time at lo M. Paonessa mayor New Britain, he was determined to find out w r the New Brit- in mayor w a cousin he had neve oday, Mr. Ciam- rone his, family led at city hall and they were pleased to find that the case. The Easton visitor is a music ctor. He did not know the > of lence Mayor Pao- nessa until he heard a visitor in home cily make a compli- ry remark concerning the local executives