New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1930, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press NEW BRIT &= e LS i S0 fiHERALD Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending Jan. 11th . 15,691 ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, M( JNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1930.—EIGHTE l N PAG l PRICE THREE CENTS WITNESS INSISTS COTTON GROWERS NOT SPECLLATORS Story That Oklahoma Group Was Caught Short on Market Repudiated to Committee WALCOTT TAKES PART IN QUESTIONING TODAY 2 L. Morley Denies Evidence Re- peated By Heflin Had Any Basis | —Says Rise in Price of Commo- dity Would Work Out to Adyvan- tage of Cooperative Group— Hearinz Before Committee, SCOUTS HUNT FOR__ PROPOSE T0 MOVE -+ POLICE GHARTER AIRPLANE NEW CITY GOURI (UARTERS Denies Loss on Lo onti COAST [iUARI] UFFIEFR L When Huge Locomotive Exp]oded ] TRFASURY SUPPIY . BILL CONTAINS NO DRY LAW INCREASE Sume Appropriation s Last Year Asked for En ior(emm (- Court Cw% tion Is Reason COAST GUARD WILL BE STRENGTHENED IN PLAN No New Public Building Projects Urzed, But Present Progream (o I Continued—Doran Gives Views On Dry Work in Statement 1o Com- Parts of this locomotive blast, heard two 1 when it exploded ne Minn., and the entir in was derailed. Several trair ¢ seriously injured. . J 2 were thrown hundreds of fee mittce—Bill eported 1o House Ly Appropriations Group Teday. WISSING FLIERS * COUNCIL CHAMBER Region Southwest of Waterbury City Building Commission Ree- " N - Scour edi Lost Cralt ~ ommends Lolticr Meemo Hall e out s i o Deerease In Permanent Sums Boys Explore Hills Near Southbury Old Masonic Meeting Place On Fifth - for Machine—scores Insist They loor to Be Scene of Puture Gos- Heard Motors Piglay—Couple ernment Actiyitic Left Long Island Vield, Adepted. ASSHULTED BY THID - Three Men Fined in After- ‘ math of Black Duck Rum Killings wh found 0 and costs ed in ¢ were impos 1ch case, COMMERCIAL TRUST C0. ELECTS OWEN DIRECTOR Vice President of Landers, Irary & Clark Takes Vacancy Caused by Physician’s Death. of the stoc v Md. Owen was ¢ to fill the vacancy death of Dr. E. . which had not been filled since the | death of the physician. | sident | wll re is president of tie n o [y club, the and Centennial lodge, and A. M. o AL K cign minister Premier Miussolini ween Toreign Minister Briand of in order to attract atter er Seeks Clue W ¥y m ELECTION OF CLARK OVER DAY FRESES R“puhludn ATTY. WILLIAM F. CURTIN Continue Westhrook Hunt Caucus to Nominate City Comp- troller Tonight (Continued on Page Bomb Plot Precautions Taken As’ | League of Natxons Council Opens 15 (P—With spc Geneva, Jan e and Dr. Von Schubert. A police safeg delegation, the 5Sth session f the council of the League of Na- 3 od BLISS W, CLARK Fromen, | ed. school com- Name Will Live in History “His name will live in history and s Un attache 1o London co 1o the most im- o 1 Minister Triand and | y rumors of irandi. the and spol lots, Dino sat calmly be- | eil \h”lt])r'!’ MARGLS H. HOLCON, Bondsman Fails to Pay, Under ()pel ation Mott Street s Faithtul Followers Of Confucius Pay Last Tribute To Charlie Boston, Chinese Leader Coffin Carried lhmu;.h t\\MmL Course to Confuse Devils—Indulgence of Gods Awaited Before Body Is Shipped to China — Christian Services Also Hkld for Deceased. U OPERATED UPONINNEW YUR!\ Foimer Boxing Champ Under- g0¢s Knile Im' Kidn ey Stone DETAILS ARE STILL FEW Great Man of sort Pishier Take to Preshytevian Ho zht for Observation— S DTN LR counters, Doctors OMAN CALM AS Germs Use Lips as Bridge From Gladys May Parks Walks Non- Kisser {0 Kissee chialantly Into Gourt HEALTH DEPT. WARNING WILL Supt wlletin. O New o NOT Dumont Issues 1 sey Defendane Alleged o Disease, aplaining Susceptibilitn, Have Killed Two Children—stat of Childien Between Azes of Siv Announces Case Complete and Months and Five Years Conviction Belieyved Certain, Contagious and Infectious Aged Man . Falls and Fractures Several Ribs Southington T estigation Complete \ e Footprints In Snow Lead Police l~ \amed m \c‘\ \(nnn which the 1 . has instituted. Deputy served t o plaintift Lartin 1 Horwitz ind THE WEATHER New Britain and vicinity: Rain tonight and ‘Tvesday; It Chapman ¢ alnd To Liquor Cache On Broad Street 'HOOVER SUBMITS LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORT URGING NUMEROUS CHANGES T0 STRENGTHEN PROHIBITION SYSTEM Federal Court Reorgan- ization, Concentration of Responsibility, Con- solidation of Border Guard Agencies, All Urged. Mellon dlld \htthe]l Material President’s Message, Ac- Add Advice to in companying Commis- sion's Statement—Loyal Citizens Obey Law. t Hoo INIOCENT HISS TRIAL IS STARTED TAKE STAND — Pres- congress rove pro- apon to imp; KEY W[]RKERb VISIT HOMES IN EAST END , Linden Street Houses Entered —$200 Loot in One CITY WILL RECEIVE § FROM STATE FOR LAND Strip 50 Peet Deep and 1,025 Feet Long to Be Sold For Highway Development.