New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1930, Page 3

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1930. o o MORROW WILL SEE HOOVER ON PAR[EY | Kmbassador May Refurn to Mexico for Visit ewood, N. J., ight from the London na left today for Washington where he April Ambassador Dw Morrow, home al conferenc will confer President Hoover and officials of the state on affairs in pertaining to the naval parley | Plans for his campaign for the republican nomination to the United | States senate are contingent upon | the outcome of these conferences. While Mr. Morrow’s friends felt he | desired to return to Mexico before | starting work in his campaign, his decision will be predicated upon the | wishes of Mr. Hoover He plans to remain in ton for most of a week Guillermo Zuerrago, who w scribed as an envoy from the dent of Mexico, greeted the ambas- | to be the dor upon his arrival in New York | Hills as foreman in the Harvard vesterday. He had a long confer- | street storeyard. Hills, a nish- ence with Mr. Morrow but both re- i War V ns . was sed to discuss their conversatio Mayor Qu mp: This led to the conclusion that | commiticemen friends of the ambassador in the Mex n government were eager for him to return to that country b fore entering into his campaign work. Morrow also was silent on di patches from Washington carrying LEADING SINGERS gest Gven in City cxpired term of former Scnator with department | Mexico and matters | HILLS Washing- One of the first acts of the hoard anizztion is expected pointment of Tk s de- | of public works when or presi- |is perfected this w lead V'S Iidge, who resigned to become am- bassador to I° but he actually will succeed ! ¢ David Baird, Jr., who agreed to serve in the post until Mr. Morrow returned Vit a most talented soloists and experienced end men in the city s oup of the orted by a chorus of s comprising the cast iction, the minstrel show Glover post, Americz will be given auditor promises 1o s kind ever 75 male voi of the proc Not Entirely ot Eddy Tamburg, April 30 The ad-|&ion W miralty court today held steamship President Hardi not entircly blameless in her sion with the collier wood last week, inasmuch as speed was high considering the s ion and that she merely stopped engines instead of rsing in response to the bell signal. The court said mo criticism attached to the skipper of the Kirk wood, or to the harbor pilot, who had not taken duti when the collision took place. e The Kirkwood sank after all but \‘U””,N and (o one of the crew had been rescued | i by the President Harding. The Pros- ident Harding is now in drydock undergoing inspection. which high school May senior Wednesday, lone of the bhest of tempted in this city. The full 1 chorus will rehears 1in to- orrow night at § o'clock in the Elks hall Washingto to Joseph A minstrel on Haffey ors of the il be as the them at the ¢ reve how even one apitol was ore prete | produced by theater on December 7 benefit of New | ntious than for the | and hout the over his vin soldiers throt for the hosen 1 ballad singe perforn rs in vhos Parcel Post C hanges 1 Fo% My d i Ldening e Approved by Italians . Tome, April ) approving the: acco tween Italy and the United States,! October 11, 192 relative to the ex change of postal parcels, were ap proved today by the council of min- str; Decrees covering postal and other conventions between Vatican Ci and Italy approved Giacamo Acerbo, minist enltu told the council that farm outlook for 1430 ble. He predicted that acreage would be er 1929 and said farme better use of machinery. The draft of a decre the opening of new food stuffs in the next five years was ap- proved by Giuseppe Bottai, minist over for soloist inclu SO Vincent Suilivan, Moore, 5 James Iur Haye v Hamilton, Heisler Hedwall, ner W and J Thompson The ¢ 1 will he Merritt Humason, Charles Farmer, Elmer Mason “rancis Hau Arthur aust ched be- Tomp- Jack Kiley, Roush, also werc T e, rd Pil Costumnes for {he the show will be pany Boston with a rescntative of the the purpose of Iixper: p ran effec may b er of agri. || Italy's | was favora- the wheat than in making various scenes in a com- for cast cneaged in ar- s0 that full planned by the directors brought 1 the entl the members of the ed th produced by comy s wer prohibiting stores for out I“ror wsmwith which past haye inmouncement that ti show would be held, it Politicians Susceptible To Nerveis Breakdm\ ngj|ReoeR et 1728 New York, April 30 (A—Politi- cians are partic ularly suse ¢ to nervous breakdowns, Henri Laucier of Pa The professor etudy at the Sorbonr years has greet- min- ex- will be ndance, Peruvian Court Decide To Expel Dr. M. J. Urbina Lima,' Peru, 30 (A—The 1 ruvian supreme decided today to expel Dr. Manuel Jesus Urbina n [ Iquitos icial court, o is under arrest in with 2 plot against the life of dent Leguia. The chief supreme court, Dr. communicated th decision o the ster of j night about 1,000 (‘allao port workers demonstr 1 before the wears them down.” o L Professor Laucicr is e to the international conference demon mental hygicne in Washington b rtaken in the plot ident Leguin replied, saying that the working classes ays with him. i is observe hose special unive for igue and its surprised to learn, when he debarked from the liner Paris today, t Mayor Walker of New York had been ordered to rest here s scarcely a month in wnee,” he said, “that some of our important political leaders and dipiomats forced tire. The fatigue of their rsity been of causes, was not connection Presi- justice of the Osear C. does not sec court’s expulsion to re- [y L worlk lconies of t on his w e on|on {he stra con those ind Pre he was sure INDIAN RULED CITIZEN Lynn, Mass, April 30 (UP) - fimon W. Knowle full-hlooded American Indian and member of | were alw | to acquaintances, it | young 1al features of the Sackett or Adams Frederick Sackett of 61 and Burton Adams missing from their homes sin apparently preparations tour, for the have found th a pup tent with hi street made advance lex youth's pa son took have bearing the names suggest the boys are conceived route. would lead to the belic planned to go down along the of Long Island city and then on through Ne sey. taking eventual goal is southern ( or Texas. No word from the been received. Adan pup te his parents have family of the local runaw d nothing except Ire psack. It wus learned las that John Battey, a of Boy Scout Young flashl The I'roop 4, h leaving the cit ett had his and was ridin to young thing, abo was evident he was ou in hig bicyele, tey but did not s zoing away, from his equ or some sort of cout Ixceutive Oscar A steps today aleng the on the planned to comm executive in Newark word T ed 10 h watched. Mr. E the boys, was scout councils route to be boys. | with the ront money for food to include notices, KIEF DESGRIBES and he was pl this possible sound to New (moinmen Bxpectet ) MISSING BOYS HAD . PLANNED FOR TRIP Pul ) Tent Taken—No Word From | 5 b ce S Madison of Bristol 1t had for Bristol | 1t m and | 50 come upon a memorandum | of cities whick Y wJ nta fou ay 1 deriek's | night fellow-member 1d & | Sucketf on Saturday morning, probably within a few minutes of h At that time knapsack on his He spoke ny- although it pment that an out- t ay unic: v lann i The memorandum that they shore Yor er- | rom chance remarks dropped is believed the | alifornio | pair has | t ninc nd nd ks rable impression Sacl ! Erickson 1o no probable watch for the | te the ickson who pre- ess than $1.50 between | tp in his | Hen’s Fish Diet Puts Queer Flavor in Egg Boston, April (UP)—Bc cause a Bucksport, Me., hen, name unknown, e dried fish in stead of ordinary hen food, one her today stood clearcd cnaree of not vems teeen | [I1SECase of Kind in YBfllsEJJS as advertis | i ! In Suffolk superior court in Conviction | GORFAIN IS FINED, terday state chemi contenc that 2.34 milligrams of for cach 100 g too much ammonia for remain in gdb they int ed ummoi an egg t police court rst time in several yo today 1 d a case of violation of the law requirir : 1o be and the outcome || who offered such « for sale at | s the conviction of Auron Gor 3 ocents dozen, a B £58 7T ott street. Judge weeski imposed ars standir !l them as “fresh western”, 4 T be found guilty of misleading vertising Judge Harold Will suggested that the lature should decide status of a “fresh eg found Sheroff not guilty after it | was agreed that eggs from Buck port hens had a flavor all the The hens, it was said, 1 fish and this transmits | dity that distinctive flavor. a fine of costs. Dog Warden y Commissioner of mes M. Elli Gorfain af en made by Mrs onnors of 142 Hartford " Mot Wolesh of 145 Magnolia reet, Hart Mrs. Luey gnio of rest do; Thomas Rouskie and 1estic d ot ms Do s testi r con ord and avenue Mrs, attack on her dog by questi and M d Wolesh claimed to h that Connors | was vicions, itied to an THOSENTENGEDIN. MURDER OF MAN did not 1 on hi Rouski Wrong Individual Stabbed in e o et } Alabama Town Vi o et 18 Gorfain o ain opened door ferce on Ala., April Driver Two women w E need tc Samuel toda Scottsboro, P Shun | imprisonment |admitted 1 the Mrs, | Newhy latic “wrong man.” Myrtle Graha Motes, 19, | by a jury today of ha death of Huarry Cun Mrs. Gr admitted trial that she had stabbe vout thinking e wa e o o Officer the 7:50 oiclock und guilty aving made wrrest sed t] am ing 1 11 their bicycles to get | cast corner of the nd damaged it, but At- out of the dr e s0 he | lorne ey, who repre- e red the that S 1 he n care of was char i ng the crime by |youtn | might encc | Both w degree n court P e for lack of PRISON CONDITION Infatuation Murder Says “Incorrigibles” in Make- shilt Cells at Dannemora Albany, N, Y most incorrigible by New York e are Dannemora in s gation ce ibed by Con Corrections Raymond little better than *“makeshif; Kich reviewed conditions nemora today for teling how he April are deser problem of state’s desperadoes rooms denouncing and crving defianc His) Sumne 1 signi of the many prison revolts th occurred recently in New Y ar elsewhere. assun vho court a est The commi by the term “incorrigible” h men who were unable {o themselves {o prison routin with other that the incorrigibl sior sociation denying victims of lined provisions for follows excessive ey eat the same They <ho do not work in the cannot Their hours of are shorte participate in visitors at 1 and hy of the cise they rec they allowed o read As a whole, their cells arc than those of ordinary Kieb declared that report recently that the ble prisoners wer ous solace, he chief clerk of the department, to investigs iccording to Kieb, found the had no foundation. The vide that th zregated 1 1 wish, cony being neve Kieh COTTON PUTURES York, April 2o (A) futures opened steady: May July 16.12: Oclober 14.98; Ler 15.07; January 15.18 tracts—October 14.71 14.54; January 14.59 New 30 (UP prisoners produced housed the remarks cexplained liberty for March 15. = s t missione he | After of at | of the And Suicide C ase Ends Taguna Beach, Cal., Ay L An in tigaiion into ding on here last hursday S o eet, w t 1 until tomo Murray Palmer, divorcee i r Jdward A. Mg tehie P i f Officer David Doty 1ago and div | Post, actor, Moreshy W ailed to produce le dicated 1t was clos sels s for New Ves 1 50 UP—The d today fo 1 Kicb as | ther: is trying to solve ing custody of the e : cero at D u.‘..»uu ide United I ss,{ M the judge in vie at ha k state convict out- prison orese ex ict when he } inc denied sent Philip corrections that meant |of a adjust | uke and as- [in 192 In food as other nt o annot | &V ation- prison except that and smoise. larger or G roth Dece ort rules pro prisoners hey m New con- December 04. I construction 4 4 dicided upon after j lous s mors f t'the London Duke’s Divorce Lawsuit | | “ . . ! Dismissed by Ander Fdink S q Lord Andersc sion today April permitted aband divorcee ction hrov t by but bout which as done, il named nothing cruisers nd Muzio 1 | v the thilt wihen the 18 Clan T e SEER 0AD CHANGE Wa T il 30 (T —2\odif ttion Cot Commi: consolid lan to inc railroad in some that i railro was Lthrid comedy & 1 over for two years by @ @ than April 14 Pacific attem located bou Mi to which it wa asked of the comm quarr F sion {0 by the Moffat liams with whom it testified she | league and the Utah Basin It kad been living in Brix nilrond 1 “Safest Rld\. in Town Relieves Mothers From Worry littl s YELOW CAB and will be d 1 right to th wion. A L it will call 1t to se wm bung aw Know tha ¥ YELLOW CAR you d for the 1 brin “Yellow Cab Flashes in WTIC Tuesd at G:5. * most interesting day and Saturday listen cvening= the Micmac tribe of Mainc back on the job as city here today after being on the ground that he American citizen In statiy Fred J. Manni Indian had as much, if not more claim to natural American ship than the white man. JUNIOR LEAGUES MEETING W York, April 30 (UP) tenth annual conference of the sociation of Junior America was under way today, 300 delegates representing 118 gues throughout the Inited States, Hawaii, Canada, Mexico present. At a dinner at ast night the delegates cially welcomed by Mrs. Witt Peltz, president of the Ne York League. The business ing of the convention began today. The regional dircetors of he ciation and officers of the boa directors are nests the J League clubhouse. ey inelude was carpenter discharged was not an Knowle Mayor declared that citizen- 357 MAIN ST. SLICED BLUEFISH . with HADDOCK FLOUNDERS FRESH HERRING 17c b and the Hotel Plaza were offi John De- med NEAR COMMERCI ~10c ™ H \LlBl ALMON SMELTS, No. 1 29¢ L FRESH C \l GHT RI\PR H\l) Mrs. Lyon Weyburn of Boston [<RLbH CAUGHT MACK COMMITS SUICIDYE IN VATICAN Rome, April 30 (P—Commenda- tore Agostino Agosti, Podesta of LRhL...... 15C STRAUSS-ROTH STORES, I AL San Remo, committed suicide near the Vatican City confines yesterday. Vatican authorities today denied earlier reports that the suicide had been within papal territory itself. | ; stated that Agosti took his life outside the walls and that therefor the case was one for the Italian po- | lice only. | I*R 3SH FILET OF HADDCOCK 15¢ ICED CODFISH 14¢ ONL I'ARI NO CHARG! for extra pas- sengers. NO CHARGE for extra stops. Pay what the meter reads. PAY WHAT THE METER READS Cab Co. 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