New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1930, Page 13

Second Section RALD [ s | T, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1930. Sir Esme Howard and Family to Bid Good-Bye to Capital Soon' Historic Embassy to Be Razed Plan to Retire to Town House in London Where| Ambassador Will Bind| Books as Hobby — Wife| to Care for Sons. | his wife, preparing tirement Lady for the will go to in London books, and | Isabella will watch over a son gefting ready to enter the diplomatic as the father entered it cars ago. ancient and pretentious house occupy now, the em stands on the first grour y a foreign governm proaching the end of it Last Formal Party Before its occupants leave, it wil be brilliant once more with a foxm xJ dinner party for Americ famous visitor will be ¢ it, and a few mvnvw groups will have tea for a last time | within the mellowed walls. ‘| But with the departure of Sir Es- | me and his wife, the en y \\Hl[ be turned over to a wrecking crew. | v it has been sold to a real| t er, and g plendid ne mansion is nearing new am wdor say, and his American wife. will come next spring. Sir Iisme and Lady Tsabella will a d feelings. Lady today. Sorry to Leave“Canital are eager to get home to be ir four sons—sons they have seen so 1 , they think. But the are sorry to go away from Wash ton.” One of those sons, 20 now. The one who will follow 's footsteps, Hubert, i another still older, Francis, who already is an attorney, Henry. the youngest, is just 16, and still is attending school in pre ation for 4 career in y. Hubert was born in Washington. | All of the boys will live with their | They dmond, is just in his there | bel MacDonald was noticed wherever | things social by virtue of her person- | |and [ smuts, his drives down the golf course. Lady Isabella, too, retains a youth- ful vigor. Her unflagging enthusiasm during the weck she_entertained Ish- | they went, always prompting the re- mark that it was characteristic of the blonde noblewoman who has led ality as well as her position. Her chicf employment when they get home will be catching up with her | reading. Dinner This Week The farewell dinner will be given this week, and next week Sir Lady Isabella will en for General Jan leader of the | South Africa, who is visiting this country at the invitation of the League of Nations committee of New | York. Both of these affairs will be | large ones, with all the eclat that h'\ m 1" the British en many EXPERTS STUIING . PRISON DUTBREAKS Penal Experts fo Aid Law En-, forcement Commission | again Christian position in | Washington, Jan. | mine why prison resulti 7 (P—To deter- ates rebel, with riotous outhreaks those of recent month ver law enforcement commission has | launched an intensive survey ani| called to its assistance a large group ot well-known penologists. statement from the commis- sion. published today. told of its fi meeting and of a free discussion of | the problem which advanced over crowding, clothing, food, and sever- ons as basic factors in | prison dissatisfaction | Reform Issue Probed The mecting also brought into prominence the question of why | prisons do not reform or coure and it was indicated that an answer would be sought by obtaining ex sive information on are returned to the prisons after serving one or more terms. The first meeting was held yester- n. criminals who | Massachusetts state commissi | for this morning by " |arbitrate | providing he Shoots Up N elghbon he T (P—Mrs. M ngjoc wing Youth With Air Rlfle(ihfi Chicago, Jan. Morgan was sitting in he. when “ping” went a pane, and “ping” went anoth. Mrs. Morgan moved nimoly 0 cover. There was anothe “ping” and sometlfing mumJé over her ad. She deduced somcone was shooting at tue house. Police wore called, as another window pane went clatter-clatter, The police, arriving, reconnoiter ed. Down the street a few doors they found another house wit the window panes shot out. They moved on and came to the homd of Ne'son V. Joyce, vice president of the Swan-Finch Oil corpora- tion. And in this house lives Edward, age 10, the Joyces' son. Edward always wanted a wun, but his dad had said no Daddy, however, loft on a busi ness trip last and Mrs Joyce weakened under the child’s persistent demands, and guve him an air rifle, The police, smiling, returned to headquarters and r their feet on the 1 went to bed some newspapers in he windows. No one knows wl the airgur went e ) week er of institutions and agencies of New Jersey and many others. The advisory committee is made up of Associate Justice Joscph AL | Proskauer of the appellate division | of the New York supreme court, Dr. Herman J. Adler, state criminologist, of Illinois, and Her ) probation. 15,000 Cleveland \\ omen | Ordered to \_mke Today Cleveland, = Jan. mately 5,000 laborers to walk out this mc eral strike call issuéd b land local of the Intern: Garment Workers' U > strike wi proved by the union who t night and cheered speak them to fight for their The time for the walkout was sot | Joint commnut- tees who met after the rally. 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