New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1930, Page 5

- FRIENDS DEFENDING B PARKER IN SENATE i * (laim Gains in Battle to Confirm | Court Nomineg | e \ i Washington, May 1 (F—Friends ot Judge John J. Parker, of North | | day. Carolina, claimed gains in the sen- | jate republican ranks today for his| P — Widow Will Marry Brother of Husband Philadelphia, Four days after her husband of a few weeks killed he found that his supplanted him in the affections of his wife, fert Keller, today she will w w, Edward Keller, Florence's husband, committed suicide gas at Newark, N. J., last Satur- TARIFE BIL UP FOR LAST DEBATE Sent Back to House for - Con- sideration of Changes the Hoover commission. Commit- | chairman's statement w himself when forcement commission was that they B < working and they Washington, & house today for approval conference coni- | t1on of liquor by bootlegg confirmation to the supreme court, | 'Y ‘b\]t doubt continued over the final ? iresult and the time when a final Jvote would be taken. group.” Debate Still Continucs i Washington, May | (A—The sen- i « ate’s hard-fought conflict ever th nomination of Judge John J a3 an associate justice of the * supreme cdurt went on unabated today with a vote near at hand and | Parker's the outcome cloaked in uncertair Vigorously protested by labor an-l Negro organizations the nomination eplit the membership into two even- 1v matched factions, the leaders o which looked to a small group of doubtful votes to settle the question | of confirmation or rejection. | did" not . A large proportion of these un- eccrtain ballots were held by demo- crats and, as an indication of how | 1930, } Robinson, the democrat leader W eagerly awaited. Robinson returne {a the senate Jate yesterda the naval conference. Two Raise Objections The American I Tor and the Association for the Ad- \ancement of Colored People o jected to the nomination on ti ground that Judge Parker had himself to be prejudicel | st the workers and against the ro race. Roth of these complai " ficularly that of labor, but behind | days in jail on the first ch them lies a vigorous objection on|month in the part of some members of the tences to run scnate to Incre the conscrvative Bachman riajority of the supreme court, | “hich they believe would be one conspiracy esult of confirming the Parker |without co nomination Burrows Two demoer nentbers Wagner | trict court here toda ' N + New Yark. and ellar of Tennessee join:d the opposit vesterday and delivered addresses urging, that the nomimation be re- Wagger, a former member of the e New York state supreme court, ana- lyzed Parker's Red Jacket labor d c:sion and asserted that it was justi- ued to s tary petit closed in opposition to Parke on that he had been bound a provious decision of the |y cont 1o follov supreme court “Obyiously Tncapable” “Judge by the available record t on aspirations of those Who are aimine| oo, for a higher and better place in th world. His sympathies naturally flow out to those who already are on top and he has used the author act for mas to” restrain the st 164 MAIN STREET thought some plane should be wor and separate votes on highly £ ed owt for distribution under govern- others, whether they be an cxploited | controversial economic group or a minority racial | McKellar planation of his Red Jacket decision and his remaris on the raci as “unsatisfactory.’ Parker | Tead a letter from tary Dixon of ment to President apnointment major political Commenting upon N called together time to pass upon ¢ schedules not in adjournment on st of the contested items, duty on cement prohibition since entering the interior depar is no foundation fo ment,” M nont said? “excent zen T was 7 yer of the Associa- ation leaders | supreme bench as a ’ stroke.” It was dated tion Agai urday night, including debate ent. T re S Netor Aty {votes ‘on cement, & sugar and silver, the ture plan adde The Tennesseean said he did not cabinet | contend that the ! fluenced to appoint | letter, but that in {he face of it, it administration political motives export deben- to the bill by subject since.” | Stayton saic of the a Ques Parker by this The democrats today the guidance Representative senators to charge to the opposition they would be cast a declaration of | the position of Senator Joseph T. means commi On Free List ¢ “Then you haven't re s & hundred pounds and acracon o 1< New Haven Men Opened New Store Alter Baokruptcy 1ip of Representa- , chairman of the tration group today sought concur- Hartford, { Weber of New Haven, ct | democrats favored commodity on the frec retention of ta have concealment of assets a that been a $een prominent in the debate, par-|acy to conceal, was sentenced Stayton said he did not receive any concurrently assoc wisc of New Haven, 6 GABINET MEMBERS OPPOSE PROHIBITION The men pleaded nolio on late | through the merly cond at 133-144 Dixwell aver ue, New Ha- goods to Cumberland, they opened fied by “neither principle nor pre- ten men in Mr ments in question ther heartening Wagner said, “he is obviously incap- Rectbe A = our country. 4 able of viewing with sympathy the | CONTRACT FOR LEROUX (O. J. Leroux n was awarded the plumbir Senators Tyd itv of his office and the influence of | 1o local concern v his opinion to keep them on 10p and jnany bidders, ivings of the ! caid to be abou OPP. STRAND Very Special at . FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY 7 .75 — AND — _$1 2.75 Exceptional values — all types of models — dres —sport—all new spring frocks. Sizes 13 to 46. ANOTHER LOT OF PICOT TOP CHIFFON HOSE $1.00 Stagton did mot explain to the|by a refteration by 1 committee what he meant by “some | Biskop James Cannon, other plan for distribution of | Southern Method liquor,” in connection with what he | testify w th comm said had been told him by members | its inquiry into dry acti s prompted 0 members did not question him on,| by reports that Cannon would b point. able to appes Stayton said after the committer — adjourned that the impression he re- Turn to Stayton Letter ~4 from members of the W oen- i s law/e Washington, May 1, () ng its investigation of not believe the prohibition law paen S anted to find lobby co: attention to organizations mittee toda a letter written 1 ton, chairman of substitute.” “that they tribu erred,” he added dissatisfied with the association rene opinion striction in an effort to im- resent conditions.” tion can be lettgr to Charles 8. Wood of yton's Secretary Lamont said 2 vice president of t CUSS he question of ed the quest e Prohibition Amend 4 have not discu d the | solu he was the founder Caray he said had “enco Volstead act letters to show sider it ttle too Graha Name Mentioned Stayton testified that 1 ocia ho tion also conducted an * NSTal 7 ool € to convince the cal of the cight would be for thc e, country he |1 The witness said he did a contributions to a rather imagine you Caraway said rge part of vour ctivity 1 it was fixed the ahout The said his salary w r v paid by Ir I, DuPont and Thomas Phillips. mnembers of the associ- ¢ an Gral ation. He also reccives his expenses. | was “thin} oniy of tF on's a was preceded | and Day for Stayton 230400 Tlinois Senatavial Nominee Tes- Assyi > o ! mming and intermedi- campai P T nd Thursday there 0 tennis lessons and on Satu ould ‘ inior swimming les la e i Hats Made New! 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