New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1930, Page 2

NEW BRTAIN DAILY HERALD., SATURDAY, JANUARY -1§ DRY LAW DISCUSSION - WARMER IN CAPITAL ... ding Up Court= N hefore Sen Primed for All The Nor quire He feels tion for Hea would not svste he d within the discretion io order z lictments Likes Law ‘We b L law braska Norris expli As 2 t 1 <atisfa found 1o order a ovder to muke Iaw onld have netty Norris bel Ities in the finition does not hich ght of AMERICAN NAVAL DELEGATED MEET WITH MACDONALD (Continued | -~ EAST : M yor ondon iqiior CJI]S] iracy Ca\e Ends— 1 e “Dr.W.T. Mortissey’s B:g Gray Auto Stolen In This City Knows England s Adw Last Obstacle Partially Solved | in Night Session The Hague, Jan. 18 (P—Delegates | to the second session of the Hague | reparation conference on application | {of the Young plax today to leave this city after formal signing of a protocol making | expected i:hr« Young plan eftective I | Monday, The last obstacle (o he protocol session last night at ment was reached on a point of is- suance of the first reparation bonds, Members of the Little Bntente their moeting lastimg well into this morning, agreed to disugres nd to continue their conferences at P s fter adjournment of the lague mectin German Money Problem An order to furnish Germany money needed for railroads and other internal needs it was decided ‘m increase the first iasue of repara- { tion bonds from $300.000,000, with the the increase assigned to | The bonds will be issued to | trom five to six per cent interest | The Germans agreed to abstain from making other loans until Oc- tober, at which time it was sup- signinz of was relicved in o a which agrec- amount of Germany. Like London | GUEISCHIY i Slide, Norton, Bernhardt | poseq the' first issue of the repara- ’ o . 4 Gallagher A they [ hign honds will have been floated. | g Qe U when Officer MeNamee | jr they have not heen flonted by | e, are tru > (hat time the Germans agree not to z out this theory, the pa-fgeek money abroad i l : .‘1 when the ¢ .xl Dl;“;«l_‘\lul‘ 20 Per Cent to Be Offered S l g il e p p olis nin Porestville. b propably 20 per cent of the $300,- alesmen H][]( E : s O beside L Th=! 440,000 bonds will be offercd in the s i car seat. Hen.y | pnited States. Iovance taking 40 per 50Uten | cen and Germany and Great Ba430- | ain cach 20 pes cent atal shot wos company may Schra- allotment in other coun- drop- before a yea lieved to have to pay for the when the b sub seribing place their trica. sumably by Brophy and mping in vvolver, Rrophy NEWARK FINANGIER . KILLED IN AIRPLAN chrager v iotion Lablish that Leen o aceording Lirophy ,.d\“ o station police the zasol a Gyt g . 1 t nger print which Officer | e Dolan found on it tal- o 8 ] the print of Schrag: en when he was a August 1. 192 will be abl was on the Money thernolic Making sl Schrager murder. 4 From Pront Seat o fired the fatal frout soat of ths Jacksonville, Fl Sinclair Margulies, Newark financier, waa killed and Vernic Moon. a professionzl pilot, injurcd was found their airplane crashed at Souti sunman been | Jacksonville yesterdas seat it is pro)- | In Route to Home police that the hell | Margulies. who was 352 when cjeet- | and whose home thosc | Munn avenue, East Il strest, | vas en Nain engag. gun fignt (i N Ay, whe vears oll as at 25 Orange. N. [ Wlen there Souta 1is the same as home races at Miami. He was making the flight in his own biplane accompani- i by Moon. his instructor, and wus 31 the controls at the time of th barn on route Norih street, Lirophy nning ihe local poli e | accideni i Ay y Both )1 | taken from the died three hours later in a hospi- tal Moon su red mainly 01 shock. HMe said Margulies was look- place to make a forced Janding when the ship nosed and fell. Witnesses said that shordy fore the crash the planc’s motor missing badly ulies ceently purch ile tett Newark a n employe of the Newarl lives at Maplewood, N. J planncd to improve flying and to crnoon in Lis own auta upon returning carly n niotion rnharat | picture | ing for & connection with over istey car or the . since ba- held & pilot's dicense sed the hiplane ioon. tock Thur: bed easly Amits that the after- week g0, The, Margulies attend oth nas cross-country he aiv . Prominent In Business M president of the Casualty Insurance “ompany. New Jerscy Rtealty company New Jersey Mortgag Corporation and the Zender T men Corporation. He also was head of the Marpol Aivways Corporation i he also adnias Mussolini Stand 1 \ ent when Gallagher pistol in Gallawzher automatic ITREHTN irgulies Eastern the the was Great n b 101 tiine m ie sold o Drophy i at sch told on Leads Police ormation that Strolls to Gang Otticer Wil rolls brought in yesterday BroiQiy and the oth: 3 Lo Licutena today. Offic loariied the ddentity of the \ Sergt. I\ohs Oldere(l To School in Georgia ant Rudolph A. Kobs, head- rs company, First battalion. 1 infantry, of this city has been d been i 0 o gared to report as a student at F‘.« DL s el fantry- szhool at Fort Ben- s S rbury an J ) ) Jud | ) el corgiu. for a course begin- part in the gun turn trail ¢ P decy London. Jan. 11 1 rtz. wife of the United Hebrew (fong British 1 Hertz re jon on her ear. was atly intercsted in London from Broj gun, dis chief Rabt zations ot today. went i battle of | (he World War. e | the and Chiel Canvicte! T ‘ o com v a serpeant e wits huricd She wpire, dicd cntly unde charitable work of the st commmmity (M=, Heriz i former Iose Precd of New Youk city. Itabbi Heriz Ttk 1898 W i Syra No Y and Jater 1o South vngl 1911 In 1912 he he (Congregation Oracih were noti- - New York and later Whierbury [ 1analy A been seen sl dint was R souih Chayvim i1 went o Fng- anto in ta train rehed Morrissey's car locomotive of ford at East Hamptml Bank’s Shortage Investigated Liast Hamptong Jan, 18 (UP) — idence of alleged Mismanagement of the Last Hampton Bank & Trust Company. caysing.. Josses totalling W s e ot st | 810,000, was in the' hands of State's Attorney Ernest A. Inglis of Middl which heshad leit in the car, S e e os (al [ sex county tode od ot 1ol i the ear wiien| Tme information. was turnca 1o Inglis by state bankinz comnmis- ston investigators after an inquiry vhich began last July. Sher The shortage has been made up by L e L ose N or el TR stn e au o 0% not a taste. and it mat- |y tion, according: to an ofiicial whether the illicit stuft is |y nouncement by bank directors. territory or not. While | 5151, - Banking Commissioner Lestor wehing for Brophy yesterday dn |15 ghippee made ‘it clear” that the ¢ Waterbury mountain, the scr-|y,mk's stability has been in nt found a fully cquipped bar- jmpaired. o a shed in the rear of a e also a THIRD SOCIETY RUMORE although Vienna, Jan. 18 (P—The YVienna press says that Austria, which now two contending private semi- military organizations. the Fascist imwoehr and the Socialist Schuelz bund. will shortly have a third a cheek for §27 The says that the Anstrian | Peusunts” Defense league has heen constituted 1o he recruited from rtment at th | anmong the entire peasant population business on or the protection of homestead l ind constitution 40 o'clock reached Hariford it without result this city t night by Ser- Thomas J. IFeeney. It was vmased inoany way. and D Trial in over olen Feeney Hinds geant T. Clive Barroom Feeney of the local critanee Wiped Out s not is own oontin nhouse Leing of anyone shout s CHECK FOR FIREMEN f W. J. Noble of the fire d received ion fund today press from I Goodwin in tion of th| ppreci of the place of on I £200,000.000 to | bear | Brit- | however, | Florida Crash Glaims E. Sinclair| from the air| were unconscious when | Margulies | irport trip | ry 10 and ending June 8. | no way | (Continued T'rom First Page) Dlizzard, slowly mak- its exit from the northern itocky Mountain states. roarcd out over the Gulf of Mexico. Tempera- | ture records of decades fell in a| dozen states. Iourteen lives were| taken. the van of a | Approximately 30 persons were believed 1narooned in snosw drifts dumped over the north by the most severe storm of years. Telephone |and telegraph wires were down and highways were impassable hamper- ng resene operations Mueh Scrious loss of livesiock Livestock Lost Wyo- vere predici- ado and Ne Oklahoma east ¢d from the sheep country of ming to the cattle ra | Rising temperatures d for Wyoming. Colo Mexico today, hut Tesxas. Kansas and poinis even were In the grip of one of the most | severe cold waves of their history. Texas particularly was hard hit. a ard driven snow adding to th | misery of a cold to which that {13 nnused i staie At Shamrock. Tox., 140 persons were fighting against death by coid and starvation. They went there ex- | pecting to find work on a project railroad, only 1o find that construs tion will not he started until spring | Welfare organizations of the tosen ¢ 5.000 persons were swamped by de- wiands upon ther. anhandle Coldest The coldest place in the state wis the Panhandle, where § below was recorded. but clear to the Mevi- can border the and icy wind | beld sway snow A reading of ¥5 degress below zero at Barnsdall, Okla., was believ- ed an all time record for the e in the absence of official fignr:s Highway traffic and even railroa. demoratized by snow. Cold Wave In north and central Mlinois. the swirled on. In Springficld, | it wis 15 degrees below at midnight [ with a forccast of still colder today | Quiney reporied 6 below, while at | Decatur it was 13 below. In southern and central Missouri, thermometer hovered just above zero; but to the north the drop was zeneral. The last gripping Hanni- bal with 12 below. Continuing eastward, Indiana. lower Michigan and Ohio still were free from the sub-zero grasp-—but as the mercury rose ever 8o slightly in the north and west, the drop was | expected to be equalized in the | st central states. | ins into Chicago from | west were running lat lincs snapped from the cold: automobiles froze while | engines were running: suffering was to he rywhere—but today, no deaths had been reported The sub-zero wave practically wiped out fears of danger in flooded areas but made more intense the miscry of the homeless, were Continues wave the east and communication seen ey cari Middie West Shivers Chicago, Jan. 18 (P—Blusted (o numbness. the central states gaped at thermometers toda I'reying castward. the sub-zero clutehed nearly all the middle west-—leaving in its wake resigpation to still colder weather and hopes for In Chicago eariy below and colder still in rounding suhurhs, for Sund with todiy the sur- A riee is predicted restoration of nor- temperature looked for Monday. rom Illinois ta the narth the polar blast clung on stead- ily. At Duluth, Minn. it was 26 be-| low; in Des Moines. Ja. it was the ume. ANl ever Nebraska the mer- o | cury slid below the zero mark wast | Streams Memphis, Tenn | pite a siegze of which Pound Levees Jan, 15 (@—Des- bitter cold weather checked further rainfall, in-| terior ms of the lower Missis- sippi_valley continued to pound at | [1eveed today and threatened to over- flow new areas of farm lands Minov levees on the St. Francis river in Arkansas and Missouri and | on the White in Arkansas were being topped &s the streams went far flood Governments dicted that the important dike near Kennett, Mo. and the Jackson Layou levee near Devalis Bluff. Ark., would break ow Starts Falling heaviest snow of the vewr falling in this arca at noon ¥. A high wind that whip- it into drifts, churned the high rivers and added hardships to the levee crews that worked on the straincd dykes all The temperature the Memphis area smow still with trafiic stre over engineers have pre- night. was helow 14 i carly today and interfering some damage The cold bringing hard- Ships 10 1he floor refugees howcver. * pproximately familics werc lomeless Lut they were being eared tor by frienas or by local ¢hapters Red four the Cros was falling and doing was not of the Cross gaps wen. Pour gaps were torn in St Irancis icvees-in Green county, Arkansas, near Bertig yesterday and about 10,- 00 ucres inundated. About 30 f ities had to flee their homes. Lig Lake in Mississippi toun Arkansas, had widened its erev 1o 400 foet and watcr wis sweepin, cier 170,000 acres of fertile fari lind. Plood Recedes it Kentucky Ilood waters in West Kentuchy ¢xcept pear Hickman, and in North Mississippi and West Tennessee were receding. At Hickman, Ky. the Mississippi tizelt was doing the only damags| charged to it during the present rise, Water covered many mnprotected | wres between Caivo, TIL, and Helena, | Ark.. but these lands will vot b injured. Many islands In the river were inundated. Moonshiners he only sufierers, lowlands were under water. The bi river was at flood stage at Cairo i day, and while strain en its levees south to Greenville, Mississippi terrifie, engineers said they were in v dang [ =1 here Many fond l»‘ Herald Classified advertising. people are cspecially [to the | Head. Ithe slain officer | police in the | New e surrendeved. He AL Hickman only ' st HAGUE DELEGATES 'COLD WAVE'S TOLL |BROPHY WILL FACE - TOLEAVE M(]NIMY} INCREASED T0 14 HOMICIDE CHARGE (Continued I'rom Tirst Page) weapon to Brophy. His arrest was made at the New Dritain police st tion when he called to sce Slade ar ascertain what the charges were and after he had spoken of selling the gun to Brophy. A finger print on an | automatic picked up by the police is said to have been that of Henry | Senrager Prior the six men it 1l or any to the bringing here of was not known whether of them would be repre- counsel Believe Fired Shot will be charged with Erophy homicide heciuse police are of the automobile Thurs shot from Rad bad nig hich Oific Neunee topped 1o cxamine after been sent ot nachine had in Cheshire pected to word that sour men held up ation - gas Rich cumulate all the infor mation the police of New Britain and Waterbury order to prepare his should a he date Of the fi nen Prosccutor have in ainst the men ring be set for a later who ar d police have Schrager as the with Jrophy. con- tered upon Henry one who knows most about the - venture four men who leit New Britain early Thursday night in the car of Dr. W. M. Morr ey and drove 1o Cheshir the holdup. and then handoning the car on a Waterbury Think Ganz Spht Up Quickly It is the police theory that Nor- Bernhardt Schraz leit Brophy and the other Schrager and went back to New Britain without although when officers went orth End to look for Brophy first trip from New Britain, ought the quartet had re- mained her. s nol until the 1 shots at the arn i North Main i there, now known Brophy and Henry Schra Hit Three Other Oilie of shots, in Officer Fhompson of bristol ve- ceived a bullet rough his ¢ ner coat, and m Watervilie he empticd in automatic at Ofticer John Chris- tinate and State Huzh who was hit in the wnst 1ghly b Bietore Brophy surrendered he raised his arms alo and suid to the ofticers. “Come and You won't a thing on the s of the took part in came here, downtown ton and delay on their tiey William iroover and 26t me Brophy has i 1 police Augusi sentence on A carrying concealed weapon Officer Leaves Aged Mother Officer James McNamee vived by his mother Ircland; four brothers. I'vter of New York and Joscph. Patrick and Michael of Jreland: and two sisters, Mrs. Anna Brown and Miss Rose MeNamee, also of Treland The body will be sent city to the home of a si Mrs, John McNamee, in Mass in which ¢t funeral hield on Monday troubla before and received suspended charge of sur- who resides in from this er-in-law, Westfield, serv- morn- equiem will e Mary's ¢l burial will be in ices will ing. The m Westfield. and Mary's cemetery the A delogation of Diristol is expected to represent the ment &t the funeral Many friends and assoc viewed and today Nellie Donol last niaht of Mra, street, IMoresiyvilie Captured After Gun Duel Waterbury, Jan, 18 (® Brophy, i9,.nas under arrest lods s wspect in the fatal sh of Patrolman Janes MeNamee o Bristol Thurkday night after he hid surrendered (o police when his Jast bullet had been fired battling with them. He was captured last ni in Waterville, a suburb, aiter he lad wounded Hdgh Meade of the state wrist in an attempt to escape capture. With five other youths. who are held here and in Britain, it was expected vould be arraigned in Bristol « court today on a homicice charge Patrolman McNamee was shot it i gas station while he talked with four men in an automobile he be- lieved to have hecn Polic said they believed that Brophy, seated in the rear seat of car, fired the shot Child Prevents Beturn $ire The gun baltle iast the econd in which Brophy engaged po- Earlier in the day pierced th night was yesterday. riding club here he niform officer with one oi hulleis, police said A 10 into (he line cf fire officers top shooting by woods. chitd them 19 o neai- fived at him, and he forcin fled i Last nizht about & p. m., a Water- ville policeman receivéd a - report (hat Brophy had been seen on 2 carby strect. A vesident also heard the report and summaoned 1o stale policernen, Hugh Meade and D. Al Crossnian The state Waterville ofiicer rpproached Iirophy firing at them. They fire and one of Brophy's they said, hit Meade in the wrist. Wlen the youth's gun was empiy, was locked up policemen and the John Chnstinate, but he began returned the allets, in the local jail Four Held Jer Your mien, BLernhardt Schrager, William Slade, Allen Norton, all of New Britain, and Kenneth Galla- her, of Bristol, were arrested New Britain yesterday and Henry | schrager, brother of Bernhardt, was arrested eve in connection with MeNamee's death Police said four of the six have Leen identificd by a- Plainyille lunch cart operator as the guartet in (b who ate at his stand near suspected of hold- gesoline station. as found near the scene. fingerprint, they believe Brophy liv- record admitted N car ¢ they a A gun v Police )L liore on Brophy shot McNamcee and has a police Gallagher, police s-id, ceNing n & revolver, said Ay s