New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1930, Page 3

" v OUR ARRESTED AT MEETING OF ‘REDS' (Continued From I'irst Page) arrested for trying street demonstration. were operating. | Some fighting developed in the sub- Denis when — Procession in Moscow, May and the entire olice clash- men and 40 of their following. mpending disorder. o confined principally to or- | °f workmen, thousand communists assembled a shout of “Fellow Worker: Break In to Arrest Perry Voroshiloff, a million proletz marched in triple colunins for seven good natured Break Up Processions Sergeant Feeney and Officer Strolls towards the gesticulating up a small Lrocession, | Req Square, singing d carrying thous: and placards containing revo- | 3 y slogans and insc lers were on holiday, and parades| condemning capitalism. The gi rushed to the room |parts of the Soviet Union. ¢and as Perr parms, urged the crowd to (the speaker.” jon their way -moning Alex Gross, the hotel, the which he rented last nigh and tried to seat of commu- | ner: up the stairs numerous in all ed spectacle would not open el (i Marchers Join injured in a Perry away disappeared nshine inemployment tramp from the nor to go directlp to Hyde I from their dey his is your led to cease him and Ser; for distribut ed most of them late literature but releas- During the lun Vanishes From View By this time ed parades but t | no disorder Mexico Forbids Meetings pening, only th 1 to demonstrate Those on t trolled by potic eyes on the d marchers fro wmber injured in Li The grou and to land t Sthinel T Vincent Continues to Shout packing plants ir tools in protest Boston Police Prepared Policemen 1 Held Under $1.000 Bonds own radicals ding private court tomorrow ration came on were exp Hood Rubber company in Watertown don their bulle nsit servi Airplanes kept a con city to spot n will tour touring cars was not on t Radicals at Factories Orderly Day or constabl 2 . and also urges t Hymns in Cells A parody on - 9 Threc Children Arrested 3 who refused to go on strike and on T led upon to pi communists and ordered to me of the city to students at ard from the and better | ations police t disturba h the centr, with bands play by her comrades as embankment French Suppress Meetings Demonstrations Peaceful suburbs were | dly suppressed by the Altogether abo ) workers in tries observed a May organizatior were held peacefully in most places throughout the | main indus- | Minor clashes | d a nation-wide tols was put into for the complete held in barra | persons of | ¢ on demonstr [ whom 43 were foreigne Hundreds and two in the - | of communist circulars and ag pancse obsery however, Jacques Doriot officials of the t. Dennis were among those industrivs W military Moscow's was scarcely that which anniversary of the Parade 1 (P—We score o Wales London’s M cmbankment into the stream of communists d ¢ ovel holid ma en was o ents converged therc f irch to the par} had been ion or of progr the occ ngth a ted for sobey orders. Comm ist organs promiscd t thousands of worke Vienna — Orderly demon S ir voted to agitators were Ja Strong pe Despite th nces. The othing untowar communist en strong in Engl — Communists rchial elements promi: mendous demon: | ment took repress ve steps, — Comm make ready for 7.3 temporary than to organize rticipated in empire-wide demon- N. B. H. §. CLASS NIGHT PRINGIPALS SELECT Chorus Members Soon 10 Be ACCOUNTANT HELD, FAKED INCONE TAX Treasurer of National Society ested in Providence In a clash at Kaw o, two policement . In Tokyo 15.000 per: ngth of the | Moscow 1 (—Red Moscow | o6 Soviet Union celebrat- | with great procession housewives, ploneers and civilian population. industrial center 060 persons st tion. There were Red arm Miss Haryvey Announces— Min- strel Show Plans 1're parac commigsar revolutio s 0f ba orus of lab who marched Reserves Ready 1 not been filed when the « imitation for refunds 1 rts started on an tion after the nd. They traced « which it had been nd, t said, that it ed the rubber purpo to show that the n re d in the 1ad been tior 10s¢ name the ulge, was said y ARRESTED FOR - NON SUPPORT J ey of the de- to the Hartford Katherine Papi- this cit ABANDON FOUNDERED BOAT ® — T boat Esther B s the botio circle of alker, chief of Coast Guard destro) 1 t cfforts to float late Tuesda) A BT LAY rs bega March ous stops UXURIOUS SUMMER COMFORT Is YOURS....INEXPENSIVELY AKE you - garden, your world ove May day der * living room. le for you mer comfort in furnitu yur floor displays the tren mmer furr give your guest: 1 pieces on New ideas, ne iture of lasting satisfaction im nspection. not muc Garden Umbrellas and Sport Chairs v whe elebra Old Hickory $ Lawn and Garden The Newest Reed [ Furniture “Burnished” Reed . ... Deck Chair Arms and Leg Rest s With in Vicnna Smooth, Noiseless, Com- fortable Gliders . . .. (ale Fibre Suite of Three $32.00 $49.50 _ = Have you seen the new “Summerwood” furniture in delightful golden maple? ONS mov ation. The govern- Troops Arrested . SO . S18.00 s ) 860,50