New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1930, Page 8

-8 EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1930. Panama Teacher N BISHOP SLATTERY DEAD IN BOSTON Episcopal Ofiicial Succumbs to Heart Attack at Home 3 (UP)—Rt. Rev. (A —"The | as she !3i ¥la., March school teacher, Panama, today held ths | distinction of being judged Latin Amcrica’'s most beautiful girl. | Senorita Mclida Boyd, dark and flashing beauty, was voted the title| - lof “Miss Latin Ameri last night Slattery, Dishop | o o5 juages at the first annual Eplacopal ‘hQCf;‘( {international M beauty pugr‘nul: died suddenly of|y," on petition with nine representa- at his Beacon b\»"l"‘ Hivasin ) as many countries. | b Ll (e Evening Gown ) years old, five feet, six tall and weighs 120 pounds. | has long black glossy hair ed in the middle and for th wore an orchid colored ve Her only je cd necklace, an than y by Indians no Engli crpreter to this Miami, beautiful known in March 1 Dr. Charles Lewis of the Protestant of Massachuset a heart attack home h last year. Bishop noon-day servic church, Provide Thursday and Ir Iriday scrvice, re nd had since been confined to The illness was t t ly an overtired ¢ cov had by Boston, rs She attery » inches Following turned 5 contest vas a heir- and |4 filig orc vl to he 1 loom 1 ars old jon and his re- han but said tha coun is will return to Pan- her dutics as an in- Annex Normal school he will represent the Panama at an interna- | ant Rio De ember. | honors went to| lia Salazar Loria of Costa cted considerable 4 days ago L bathi proper few hou Mrs. Lawrence, da 1 Slatt y Denny at when death oce A native of Pittsburg Slattery vard coll L logical school everal Awr sctor at the for teachers. H Republic Theo. | tio For t Gro- having hiscopal mb. ars, was master BICE ald who & tention ton school. a same tim Minn., Provi He bault in not It irl and G ne 1d. . Spring- iy amed Prettiest to appear in a bathing suit unless she is in the water.” | Other Latin American entrants tollowed her example and as a re- sult officials decided the judging should be in evening gowns. Senorita Loria is 18 years, 5 fec ¢ inches tall, and weighs 12 pounds. After ler sclection she| lagain cxplained her refusal to don| a bathing suit. “In my country,”| [she said, “a beautiful girl is known | "/ B0 (8 iTe court by her ability to appear in beauti- ful clothing. 1 have no use for dry land swimming suits.” Nicaragua Girl Thi Third place was voted Haydce Morales of Nicaraguu. three girls were iven loving and in addition Senorita Boyd was crowned with a gem-studded co onet i A special cup as the Pan-Ameri- can representative at the contest was given Miss Mary Dean, as “Miss Canal Zone.” Miss Dean is a na-| tive of New York who has lived in| the Canal Zone for several years. In contrast to the refusal of the| Latin Amecrican beauties to appear in bathing suits, on Tuesday night | when Miss Janct Lastment of Fort Worth, was sclected Ame Swectheart,” 44 from the United States :xmluntd‘ both in evening gowns and in bath- 1 Scnorita Al cups a a's Bisl the assume the re SHOUSE SAYS ELECTION POSTPONING INDECENT Pemocratic coad] 1922 and | | bishropic in 1927, upon “hat COllgl‘eSS lS shop Lawrence. tor ost 1t of Thursday on motion to reconsider in- | in su | Lobby tionir Votes reas ar tariff. | committee continues ques- | z Claudius H. Huston on Mus- | Shoal | Hous: Continu on ier motorbus bill. | Judiciary committes continues | or not hearing testimony of drys against re- | Connecticut for | peal or modification of the cight- | to perform nth amendment. is not,| Expenditure committee takes up Jouette | ovised bill for consolidation of vet- | democratic , in exi tive session. Ag committee continues hearings on bill to provide expansion of forest firc protection. Wednesday Leader Claims Repub- licans Fear Defeat If New Lepresentative Is Chosen, es general debate ington, Ma ow whether ch 13 [ do gal process compelling the plain duty. there ought to Shouse, chairma national cxceutive committes day in a statement reaching the offices of the national committe here from Miami where he is stay- ing. Shous 1cpublican in governor It be n of the e % termed e “desire machine” to postpone November the special clection naming a successor to the | ep- resentative Glynn “understundable cven it indecent.” He said that the election held n leetion of moerat might He claimed that “an honest con- struction of the state clection law would mican that an clection would be called at once.” window and plate glass, and voted | Governor Trumbull said yesterday | duly on maple, ch and l’"'“h} afternoon that he had reached a | fl0oring. definite decision not to call a special | Postmaster Gencral Brown oppos- | clection in the fifth congressional | ¢d before senate commerce commil- | district. With assurance that con- | tec house bill to restrict occan mail gress will adjourn May 1. there Wil | contracts to shipping companics fly- be no necessity for the expense in-{ing only American flags. volved in a special clection from | House. which the successful candidate could | Began gencral debate on Parker serve at best only a few days in the | bill to provide federal jurisdiction for national house of representatives, he | interstate motorbus lines. | said when announcing his decision. Judiciary committee resumed pro- RIDING WITH BOY FRIEND deficiency bill for Lobby commitice heard Claudius H. Huston, chairman republican na-| it | tional committee, on Muscle Shoals. | Senator Couzens introduced bill | proposing strict government regula- | tion of companies handling power in | interstate commerce. | Restored existing riff rates on e were L dc sult bi testimony in its investigation of group, branch and chain banking. | Pensions committec approved | Knutson bill to increase pensions for | veterans of nish-American war | and boxer uprising. Investigation of conduct of Fed Judge Harry B. Anderson of western Teness district propos by Liepreser suardia. Banking committee heard furtl Brookline Girl Returns With Child After Parking Baby Carrlage to Take Auto Trip Brookline, —Missing afternoon stroll Stewart, of Brockton, Mass., since March left 13 (UP) for an : = % vorothy | Pre-War Liquor Gives a nurse 9 H 1y | mnaid emplosed by atr. and - atee.| Dry Agents Big Problem Henry F. Dutton of this town, and| Albany. N. Y., March 13 (UP)—| Barbara, Dutton, her two-year-old | The problem of how to disposc of charge, teturned safely to the child's |Some $80,000 worth of choicc pre- | war liquors, owned by Mrs. D. Van Longwood :venue home here carly today. Renssclaer Johnston, is confronting The girl said she and Barbara had | €Xecutors of the estate and Deen automobile riding with a young | Mition authorities. Mrs. Johnston has man had while been adjudged incompetent and is her Cambridge confined in an institutio found Lrown Government agents arc sonsider- \bridg ing removal of the stock. which Brdi 100 cases of whiskey, cham- al other offi been she ward Barbara et wheeling Police wicker car- ludes pagne ne. Brockton, ! and Vrench wines of rare vin- nt vaults here for they would go from Quiney., as well detective the missing pair since to return to the Dutton their accustomed time last Dorothy's live street, B ile t merly was cr a b woman communitic s and private arching for they failed home at n as had X lon't know JOSEPH W. YOUNG DIES 3 Mareh 13 IP— £, president M. Young tod night. . Springfield Joseph W. Youn {reasurer of niother n : anc Re- his ockton. wh he W di ploye galia - B Longmeadow Fox Sued by Three ) . o el Minority Stockholders and Masonic. 11t York. 13 (UP)—Wil- It the TeEe ind W 1 company n home litrc gal liam year rece called the e minority adoption Company They stockhold Iox, t TP ct in length vould gave DAY en last Young, OBSERVES NINTH BIRTH A surprise party was ening PRICED TO GO AS W (1) GLENWOOD (Bungalow Type) (1) GLENWOOD GOLD A\Il‘{ tion Automatic Gas Oven (1) GLENWOOD GOLD ME COMBINATION (1) MAGEE REPUBLIC COMBINATION CHILDREN \\\\ TAKE IT Avp fIKE IT |l\\\ 4 /,' ~"SCOTTS il EMULSION" \ \\ \ | ~ L Ever) g [ HEs COD-LIVER OIL . / -MADE EASY \ //7/”\ Plumbing — Heating PHONES 5100 - 5101 A | | power prohi- | ARMY ENGINEERS SAY DRAWS ARE REQUIRED | Plans Prepared by War Department | Call for 12 Yoot Channel in River Between Hartford and Holyoke Washington, March engineers yesterday announced their recommendation calling for a chan- nel 12 feet deep and 100 feet wide in the Connecticut river between Hartford and Holyo! Their plan | calls for installation of draws on several Dbridges which will cost about $2,500,000. The estimated cost of the navigable channcl work is $4,483,000. 1t was indicated, however, that there may be opposition by Con- necticut or Massachusetts intercsts voring a less expensive plan. The proposed project depends on complation of the Enfield Rapids and navigation works for which the Northern Connecticut Power company wa licens more than two years a . he con- struction of a lock dam near Hart- ford is called for by the plans. Secrecy surrounds the war depart- ment’s plan but it is reported the project calls for the passage of vessels of such height that draws will be necessary for the bridges at Warehouse Point, Thompsonville and the Hampden county memorial bridge at Springfield. The street car and bridge between Hartrord 13, —Army automobile and E: | Hartford is said to be high enough for the ments. The plan is now subject to review the bdard of rivers and harbors f the war department, high depart- ment officials and the house rivers and harbors committee. Opponents of the plan have a heme of their own which, it id, climinates draws. Bishop Walls to P;ach At Local Negro Church The Rt. Rev. W. J. Walls. A. M D. D.. presiding bishop of the N England African Methodist Episco- pal conference, will preach in A. M. 1i. Zion church tomorrow night at » o'clock. Three local ministers will take part in the service. Rev.. William Ross will offer the opening invocation. The benediz ion will be given by Rev. W. H. Anderson. Greetings from the city's clergy will be extended by Rev. Al- fred D. Heininger. Music will be furnished by the choir and a speeial tet war department’s require- ATTLEBORO MAN DIE Attleboro, Mass., March ey . 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The following winter, it Amendment Was Ilegal | Sumitiea to e voard-of aircetors| of the association, a 16 page report dealing with the constitutionality | York, March 13 (UP)—A lof the amendment and listing cer- | of the New York County | tain alleged legal abuscs arising | Lawyers' association has found.|from cnforcement which it suggest- after two years' study, that the 18th fed for investigation. amendment was illegally ratified and | Three Abuses Clted | will take its arguments to the Unit- ree dircctions of investigatior were recommended. 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York city, the official results of the Wichita, Plan to Write Pamphlet | Union League poll on the dry laws, land K This theory, Tompkins said, was |was awaited with cager expectancy. advanced and developed by Selden |1t was reported that a large major- Bacon, also a member of the com- ity of the 1,400 members of the , who has incorporated that club's total of 1,500 had voted in findings in a pamphlet which |vor of repeal of the 15th amend- will be sent out to all members of 'ment or modification. The club, the New York County Lawyer: of the oldest and most conservative sociation. republican so organizations, in “The special the country, is scheduled fo receive Tompkins said, the returns at its regular meeting proposition | tonight up with the su- Soviets Use Liquor Law preme court of the United States at| Another development was a letier the carlicst possible moment on the [from Austen G. 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