New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1929, Page 4

—————— NEW BRITAIN Pantages’ Attorney Abandons Plan | To Free Client Pending New Trial was remanded to| deputy sheriffs near | trial > as the j Los Angeles, Nov. 1 (B—A decla- |ing of testimony, ration by District Atto Buron | the Fitts that it would be fe" to | the Telease Alexander Pantages under bond pending motion for a new trial on charges of attacking Eunice Pringle, dancer, was followed by an announcement today fror custody of close of the jail as soon him. Jerry Geisler vaudeville defense | he for the| magnate, later announced would make no sffort to obtain attorneys that they would not scek | Pantages' release on bond. but would temporary frecdom multi- | press his motion f millionaire theater man. P court Claim Pantages to I'lce attorney a new trial, ap- aring in y for that pur- pose. He said w trial would Fitts stated vesterday that his in- | be asked' on ions o Vestigators had learned of a plan of | larities on the part of the jury dur- | the wealthy theater man to flee to|ing deliberaton and certam actions Mexico by airplane whil> his trial|on the part of the co was in progress here. Tre district | cution during the trial sttorney had been Sentence Postponed made ready af San Diego and that es was (o ha zators had learned this be- | sentence hed the tinal argu- | in prison but the d ments last week | ment that defern Panta . who was g i - F ew tr poned allc irregu- and prose- asserted a plan given today of one to fifty years ounce- would indicated it would 1Ki is noted for s, his grasp of iples, his insight into « and his eloguence in public a archery hich he was formerly an expert, although of late he has | had little practice on Delegates fo Naval Parley Ane s Leaders of Nation : Tokyo. Nov. 1 (P—An expert in statecraft and economics, an au- thority on naval affairs and an artist in the ways and means of interna- tional intercourse and agreement will make up Japan's delegation to the London naval conference. Reijiro Wakatsuki, former mier and economist, will head the delegation. His naval colleague will be Admiral Hyo 7 minister of the navy in the present and former cabinets, while the guide through the mazes of diplomacy will be Tsuneo Matsude amb: .dor | He has held e naval portfolio in to the court nd until | four previous beginning Jast vear the cmperor's envoy to t forme s father-in- Washinzton. ember 1 . the famous High Calibe BRIk raniie From the outset Japanese horseback government made it known a man among Admiral Ta of “prime minister caliber” would |diversions, but it is s &0 to the proposed naval confer- most pleasure from reading classi- | ence. A survey of available men cal Chinese poetry and composing | this eminence soon pointed to Wa- | verses on the classic models katsuki as the outstanding cand Ambassador Widely Known date. The imminence of a general | Ambassador Matsudaira election, expected next January or member of the delegation, is already February, made it certain that nei- | widely known in America and Great f ther Premier Yuko Hamaguchi nor | Britain from his long diplomatic any of his cabinet service in those countries. He come: leave the 3 from one of the proudest Samurai All three o houses of the empire, and a year have lived in Engl: ago became father-in-law to Prince | daira is the only Chichibu, heir presumptive to the home in that tongue. The delegation Vl‘!‘ml‘l. who married Miss Setsuko, { must depend on Matsudaira for |the ambassador's knowledge of the language in which cducated in the United the conference will do most of its emperor is still v work. heir, and it is possible Matsu- Wakatsuki. now 63 years old, be some day may become gan his official career provi w of a sovereign and cial tax collector soon after gradua- | father of a future cmperor. tion fom the Imperial university of | : Tokyd, where Te specialized in French, the basis of Japanese codes. Held Various Posts He rose to political eminence through various posts in the minstry of finance and reached the cabinet in 1912, when he became finance minister under Prince Katsura He held the same portfolio in the Okuma cabinet organized two years later. Tor almost a decade he was out of office, while his party was in the opposition, but he returned to power with Count under whom he wa from 1924-26. Wi died in March, account of | health, | Outstanding Leader | . one r the | f the chief delegate, is the| outstanding active the | 1 clan”, the high | cers drawn largely from the ancient feudal principality of Sat- suma, which until recent shared domination of Japanesc tics with the military Choshu. Takarabe showed and the ader of the B Admiral Count Yamamoto, chose him to be his son-in-law. Never- theless his rise to t nd his long retention of ership s ascribed rather to his own 3. manlike qualities than to influence. ader of roup of years poli- clan of carly promise pre- “naval cla stat mes | d travel are | e's favorite | id he Promised the derives colleagues would at this time. s delegates . but Ma one that is at grand- Marquisette Is Revived As Chiffon Substitute | Paris, Nov. 1 (P)—An old-fashion- ed material back in fashion after a long absence is the square meshed chiffon called marquisette 20 years ago. Some dressmakers here stead of chiffon for winter dance | dresses with long skirts. Marqui- sette is more durable than chiffon, which wrinkles with moisture and looks b d after an evening's use it in- kaakira Kato, home minister Count Kato = = v opdtsuki - Emeralds and Diamonds Dominate New Jewelry the Paris, Nov. 1 (P)—Diamonds and Alds are the fashionable com- ation of jewels this season. Real and imitation or ture the white and green There is a vival of cora pecially for ev 4 | The new brac S re ven those of sparklin | mere rims set with worn i dancing > presidency of his Minseito. The W party, akatsuki cabinet fell in April, 1927, as the result of an acute | bi financial crisis, and Wakatsuki re- linquished the party leadership to become ifs chief adviser. Yuko Hamaguchi succeeded him now heads the government which has named his former chef to be the |« country's chief in the ne- gotiatons at Londor eme nents fea- | note. | also, es- narrower., | stones being ems. 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