New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1930, Page 14

11 . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1930. BELGIUM CREATES NEW AFRICAN PARK Area Set Aside Is Half the Size‘;" of Rhode Island Washington, D “Central Africa’s created by the sthe Kivu distri “Congo, may be an offshoot of the of the United States,” from the Washir Juarter socicty parks sent a repr Mo - WETS WIN UNION e | it will be hway now Two volcanic traversed by a nearing con sibla sinec | motor 1 | pletion. - RECREATION IS BIG COLLEGE PROBLEN - Mt. Holyoke President Talks 0 D. AR Despne Its Ban on Her March the n's colleges, Wooley, pre mark he and Brit- wander from the Nyam- . which lie m\‘ 2 4 | the British by cr tss o have ernment cooperite tpplemental reserve boundary.” on its i Hartford, form (UP)—Ree- probl: 14 Liggest Lccording jdent of M: ol we Mary 1lolyc had be national Wyllys chan- Jate org LEAGUE OF N. Y. onservative Republican Body Votes Adainst Dry Law Woolcy tead questionnaire, b Uhnshisstiof ind hooks, ich 1tions urpt on the e in she s with in or . Holyol niothers with ti-prohibit 1o have then similar s cimpha Hwvenicn Mothers, she a comrades Cpubli \ St hould | B reorgani will shortly committ to the i end out a simil official chaperones, Scamen’s Strike Hol(l~ l p Two French Liners e, March 14 (A—Not hield Plot to Delay Sowing Uncovered in Poland & , Pol. . March 14 (A e Piris plot in bety line and the Seamen's wnd no date for the *aris could be set. | Passengers returned to tho Paris Jast night but this morning began to accommodations on vessels of other linc complete toda _ulm.. of the ‘ Boy Scout ’lwop éO | Plans Hike Tomorrow | “Troop 20 is planning to tomorrow and will mest 9:15 ux!m k. Two of its mem- u we already “jumped the se by going on an over-night hike. v are Woodrow Kloiber and La rent Fournier. | The Lion patrol is patrol contest with 1,79 Silver Ifoxes having 1,454, | thers, 1,111, the Stags 944, and the Oftic 1 The Lions and ticd for first place thall contest. ich v Seou leading the points, the the Pa Lincoln school. visitors 1 who wish to Helen Wills Moody Out For Practice in Tennis Pasadena, Calif,, March 14 (#) — I'or first time as Mrs. Ilelen Wills Moody. the world’'s women's ennis champion came out for some tournament play today. Mrs. Moody's opponent in the rst round of women's singles com- ion in Huntington hotel in- ional nament was Jelen Marlow Monica, Calif.. cond player of the . 1y tou Santa glrl of ranking Wills suceessful laid down her vacquet . o L has i mpaign she arried Frederick Mooy, San Irancisco hroke here in tournament opening of her 1930 mmer, your nee s (e campaign. up | Trocp | 1d cach Tues- | court | Her | saw Brady Paul and Ernest’ Moore walk back and forth. They began slopping cars coming from Butler. “About the sixth car, one of the officers walked up to. the driver's side and another to the rear. While |the man was at the rear, one of |those inside the auto pushed open a door. A man came out and a woman | | followed him. | WITNESS TELLY OF FATAL SHOT | Describes Scene When Highway | | Policeman Was Killed [a®"con” £’ soimeci e ot | y Puul. | i et back,' T heard someone say. | aul backed up to the rear of | s and then I could not see | | | | Castle, Pa., March 14 (UP) | witnesses who saw Irene er, the gun girl, fire the fatal killed Corporal Brady ]ml!ohlhm, will (ua- » procecds in | its altempt to send the blonde ban- | | dit to the electric chair. Two of | |them testificd before cour adjourned |t Saw Woman Lire | | woman fire. | “raul about cight fect | from the c was back about | o feet | sot back ir, she of the car front. who out ed 1o the “Dague, Mrs. Liva Baldwin and | with her, tuer . 17, who live on the “Pau Castle road. Irene and | twitche Glenn Da are ¢ d | of the murdered Paul De- | "l ran her hody New lier lover with having cember saw the md hea went to the and called my nd from aul tried to get out his > couldn't.” Samuel 1 roborated his mother where sun t Vivid Stories and her Killing. Iren Repe Mrs. Baldwin vivid tales of the they actually saw gun against Paul Leleh from the the report of th son told | Idwin, cor- tory. Both said with her They saw smoke stol barrel, heard shots and saw Paul sink to the road, first his knees | and then collapse, dyi The woman witness followed Pri- vate Ernest Moore, companion of Paul the day of the murder, to the stand. Two bullets struck him and he lay unconscious in front of the [in Roslindale last v car while his 38th year. Mrs. Baldw : ; Al Lelieved made a remark to me that two pa- | in world war trolmen had pulled their moto with a machine cycles in our drivey may have been a contribu- “I went to the window—the west | tory cause of ded | window of the front of the house Boyle leaves o | L stood there and watched and children. Legion Vice Commander Dies in Roslmdalc C dl‘ Boston, March 14 (UP)—Matth J. Boyle, of this city, commander of the of the American 1 {denly while ridis senjor vie 3 dwhur:xmut‘ on, died sud- 1 street car He was in | st in wounds suffered he was the serving while wis talion and two Shop ai the New Wise, Smith’s Special Selling BALFOUR NOT ‘Woking, England. —A medical report issued by Lord Dalfour's physicians said: “Lord SO GOOD Balfour's condition was not quite £o March 14 () |satisfactory toda The noted statesman has been il during the past week, suffering from a chill. He is §2 years old. 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