New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1929, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2 23, 1929. BAR WILL ASSIST HOOVER WITH LAW Association Yotes fo Aid Presi- dent in Fight Today Tenn., Oct. (UP)— The full resources of the American Bar association were pledged to President Hoover in “grappling with the alarming disobedience of law, the abuses of law enforcement and the growth of organized crime,” by Gurney E. Newlin, president, in his address before the 52d annual con- vention here today. The American Bar association and members thereof to the limit of their resources and ability, willing and anxious to give aid and assistance in stem- ming this great tide,of crime, which has come to rank s the foremost problem of our nation,” Newlin said. Approximately 4,000 members, the largest number ever to attend a national convention of the associa- tion, heard Newlin's vigorous plea for “enforcement of law through lawful methods.” “No law, however lawless enforcement,” Newlin said. “The resort to lawlessness in en- forcing or seeking to enforce law is more than casual; in tends to be habitual. The question Memphis, just, can justify reaches the deep foundation of the' law upon which the republic is built—salus populi suprema lex. “It is a tradition of justice that the use of torture in obtaining con- fessions is contrary to law and can- not he wealth.” “The raiding of homes without | warrants is a direct violation of the| law originating in the Magna Charta and reaffirmed in the constitution,” Newlin said in referring to the re- cent ruling of an Iowa court permit- ting state dry agents to hom without a warrant and the subsequent upholding of this ruling | b the U. ‘In referring to lawless enforce- ment of the law, I do not have in mind any particular law or statute. The methods used are not confined to the arrest of persons or the warranted invasion of homes the un- supreme court. warranted shooting of suspected law | violators, or the so-called third-de- gree methods. They cover, rather, the entire field of law enforcement,” Newlin said. “This bar association pledges to work toward the end that all laws may be placed on a parity and one law may not be sacrificed or violat- od for the purpose of enforcing an- other. “There 1s no greater incentive to lawlessness than for the government, in the enforcement of one law, to violate another. The obligation to protect the public against the unlaw- ful enforcement of the law is upon the organized bar.” 200 STORY BUILDING PLANNED Chicago, Oct. 23 (A — The 200 tory skyscraper was visioned today by Col. William A. Starrett dent of the Starrett corpo; Chicago, addressing a conference major industries. Col. Starrett foresaw as an fm- linent development the merging by wdividual owners of plots under de- velopment, corporations which would build structures occupying en- tire city blocks, eliminating small uneconomic building. DON'T be unjust to your child if he of fails in school. Have His Eyes Examined Frank E. Goodwin Optometrist 327 Main St Phone 1905 WANTED search | un- | the | tolerated in a free common- | | The C1 building, the \ding men gOTge ago Civic Opera company fs moving Into a 42-story £20,000,0 of which is shown above. Below is a view of the The Mary Garde (lower left), as and Tito Schipa (lowe ISTER LOSES CUR 15 HESIT IN BOOK LAWSUIT WITH SOME ham Fails to Get Ver- Recessicn Later Wipes dict Altered Today of Ea lier Au (P—The d the Oct. 23 (A)—The Chi Civie Oper pany, with va u splashing and & about, is get- ting ready to move into $20,000.000 | worth of the swellest opry in|" the world The new ago | civi house 42-story aria plant over | is to be ded nd the more el | sweating millions will to examine the nment the world's nee swanky greates king center provides for | prima donnas when it decides to be cultured. The buildin the city's noblest sheer from the rky Chicag river. The interior has been care fully guarded from the curious pub- lic a $4,000 tapestry A part of the income of the office in the building Is to be diverted to the ope t once and the full rent al income is e cd to support it within two decads From the standpoint of comfort audibility, mechanical eleotric cquipment demanded 1n the produc- tion of grand opera, the theater unsurpassed in the world Opera patrons, whether in the last row in the | —whicn s low 25 e at for certain operas—or the first of the main floor, will find the comfort the mate is certainly of nd one pale i m eve, especially was stoken. since u'y written by Oscar D). Schellbe 1l Journal of sued Mr. Educittion rnatio is they be upper balcony wtion worls, 's deeision dar ssed it point to ye s in upper balcony are of nable and to the foot N circle” of replaced the old ry seat has a full < and Matthey nder 2 against the Health I 1y audtiorium 186 of these in the 31 main floor will seat 1,682, The side boxes of the old auditorium | have been eliminated and the num- ber of boxes reduced. Three eleva- | churet tors eliminate any stair climbin T. Mani His letter followed in Between ts, when the great wion of his Health Educatiui steel curtain, measuring 35 by 50 v Ly shateand city ofie feet, comes down, the opera goer S B will see perhaps the greatest pair e Nl o ing for this type of curtain in the AT SR filad world. Characters from more than | aeainst him 130 operas n be identified in the | | picture boxes. | 1 to Mr. Empringham recently ed his Holy Orders in the Ipis L letter to Bishop Willi 110 were ord for I¢ vesti socie 1ls o discover law gover i tice Deen WOMEN CANNOT VOTE — : | Mexico City, Oct. 23 (P—The MISS COLBY / | partment interior ruled tod A battery was p | women liwe no politieal his | Rachael Colby, head of the Vis A nd henee { Nurse association, by the O'Neil | and Battery Co., at the Home Pro- | gress Exposition last night at the | Arena on Church street ac \Mexico canno sidential Nov lts ru {of wome Coahuila br tions mber was in ar o of the s clubs BittliRecordil daughter Everett t New Most beautiful co- versity of Wichita camy ta, Kan,, is Miss Geoy football game this year in various studer was born to Mr. and Hauck of 35 Pleasant Britain General hospi- senior. queen at the Old and reliable firm of investment bankers offers exceptional opportunity for Testify in Lobby Inquiry young men who desire to enter the invest- ment business. 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