New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1929, Page 11

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[ — S | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1929. Best Customers of Liquor Ring May [FASTER AIRPLANE Be Summoned In Booze Hearing; Buyers Wealthy, Prominent People Mfll_gonah;s_ and. Fomer TURKISH PROTEST iplomat Among Pur-i RUE TR@EBRAN[] chasers — Startling Dis- - Ad Voice to Persian Complaint closures Expected in In- vestigation. o 5 S 0n American Practice tight byaaialicd D 5 i 1ington, Nov 14 (U1 Th customers” of a large Ne te York rum ring—including several T milli 3, society won ."l:o - aSLUnCrSRT: heir producta under Orien- ng picture star and a former dip- omat-—are cxpected to be summon- e Turkish embas cd as witnesses in the trial of|here have discussed the Count Polignac, head of the _ | with the state department ¥ company, an alleged now preparing extensive da ern, when the case is called in|Will be submitted to the New York courts. partment. Justice department officials said They will seek to prove their a legations that some American rketing their y s designed to | vesterday‘the case of Assistant U. \ s, of New was in the Attorney Siobert York, but it w made plain the alleged patrons of e e onalisre he rum ring were expected to be |2rlicle is of Oric d called to testify out the liquor | Manufactur I'ollows Formal P Discussions betw purchases. No Deeision on Prosecution Whils the dep determined whethe to a formal protest the department SHITH GETS CROSS \\'hen Going Under 15 the 12 Hour Cross Gountry Schedule | s Seen by Designers mal of B T 2 nes family of the victim o mobile accident in whic was invol In its dec transpor and day a a 12-hour schedule, w aircraft aut rities in pa here last the Califor forecast by section of the Automotive heers an nantical C of America. W. k. 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Iive i ld be prosecuted on charges of ShuncEs \‘\" eged to Az they ““‘;]\ ) conspiracy to violate the dry law : F[]R AIR EXPL“ITS resister s - “Hoover—tha | v 4 out ‘hat in view of and Mrs. Herbert Clari | : recent Norris case in Philadel- IR (Lou Henry) the Wt House, | w a llquor purchaser was| ! ed over tol E : | ) Sreteaen s JonRRyAe T Ji St T 1 Wills is « weiion-” | st Refueling Pilot Honored by - ver hus cials said s customar secre- | s ¢ mar- standiug. as witn e thal ol who has been regularly listed 170 MAIN ST. 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H., Nov. 14 (& Captain Smith with | guest of honor at a fare - cently to di the matter with Jdworth I. Ham, Lieutenant John . Wi at the Berlin Community 1 istice and treasury officials. vinist, whose body, | has also th I i 5 It is also understood a full re- was found in | docoration carried ort S v ort of the case, in the form of a ent here veaterday, were | CMensive i ) made represer emorandum, has been sent the ed by police today in ef-|this type of flying a sorori nd o A \hite Hoise, Slsolve Nafoie vaaletaln ) in 1 goe o oft 1 susta group. | Officials said that al- ing ends of 1 35 | lived alo; in|he told - lived in also informed th seen watching t the past two we while the n was broken| I il times the Police werc d been partment during se will be gnac is tried. Authoritative the ring Tere its customers information 1hout nd purports to show that it delivered| Ha seen alive Octo ases of liquor to the surbur-!3 paid his rent. Investi ban estate of a prominent business v by Harold Swasey, f the owner of the buildit man. Charges for this service were 5 though the liquor was| when Ham did not again pav h purchased abroad by its owner at a|rent, led to the discovery of the |t Rl aront 55 000 he liquor | body. Swasey er d a window to as brought to America as general investig 1d saw the dead man seledl | dinnerware and N on was found, the Ten by a prominent {rans- condition of his head indicated a ; i Shin Hne { blunt instr nt had been used et Veaia e aora) Heteatives thorities said he had been Giscovered the surburban liquor s e G Ham had * from the col- New York dence . after nego- and an cffo “raid wa customs at used for lach Later the million, itions with prohibition officers, urrendered the 245 cases of liquor nd even furnished tricks to haul the rum from his home to the U. 8./ rmy base at Brooklyn, N. Y ersworth. He is believed to have had a wife. Natal Police o Collect Poll Taxe Durban, Natal, Nov. 14 (%) ban police o accompanied b A e R special detachment armed with 184C Ittt JE) 2 MR fear gas homhs and gas masks, to-| \(:\(‘\\r!?v::fl_\:}:flln;l \1:~fim~h||‘\ l;‘l"" dav raided the native compounds in | No action has been taken aga This wherc search of poll tax defaulters. the steamship company sfor Strasstiinroratihan 6,000 natlyes) weraticx wrti eFliguor: “An‘investigationii st SR cn LR e Rar T ofitelaclionits inderiwayy buf ot e i B o s he- fictals €aid it was unlikely the ste e eictinr b nl i o Life UG iR e Bt Enorting 1se of ongc 5 bomb which had contraband The prohibition and customs bu- reau investigated reports that their eifect ives. immedi defiant on one group of | agents were involved in the bootl « iracy, but after checking the | case said their en re “in the now” and were ftracing liquor | B movements o that the head of the | rum ring could be apprehended | Prohibition Administrator ~ Cal- loun for New Je who former- Iv was special investigator at New York. together with clal Cus toms Inspector O'K at New | York. is said 1o have uncovered the liquor ring and directed the govern- | ment’s operations against it | Greek Afi' Mi;li:%tl‘.\' | Formed by Premier | Athens, Greece, Nov. 14 (B-—| Premier Venizelos today decided to create a mini of aviation which he himself will direct, with a sub- | sceretary for the details. 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