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

_—.—m{—."p"ds of 173 species of German and Austrian Orginiza-lFEflERA[ MEN TO tions Give Music Festival { SEIZE PROPERTY 1 presenting st conert o wert| HOE (0 Use Ol Revenue Law ocal program was ' to Obfain Two Farms Vooal program was @ capello and | exceedingly well done. One of the features was the singing of “Der Secefahrer,” (The Sea Farer) by J.| Wengert. This will be used as an entry in the third class prize songs at the Sangerfest to held Hartford and 2 A number ections wers #ung by the three choirs, the Teu- tonia Macnnerchor, New Britain | ringing club; the Gesangv in Don- | au, an organization ‘composed of | New Bri Austrians, and th Hartford Sangerbund. These group gongs were dirceted by 8. Leventhal of Hartford, a brother of Alexander | J. Leventhal of New Britain. They were: “Wiegenlied.” (Cradle Song) h )8 Finken Fruehlings- licd,” Spring Song Finch) ten by Leventhal relf Spielmann” (The &irel) Kramer; and Fi popular American folk song, “My Old Kentucky Home.” The numbers sung by the Har ford erbund were " Rheiniscl Rrautfahrt” (Honeymoon Voyage the Rhine) by Ullrich: and “‘Stern- | ennacht” (Starry Night) by ¥th- 1 n. The ( rein Donau sar “Folk Song Maedel Heirat Mi." The organization gav one “Abenfriede A on the erfest prize her- Three male chort combined in “hicago, May 3 66-year old (UP)—Acting under a act, federal moved Tilinois revenue prohibition to confisc be n s two June 20 of th rms on which stills recently Prohibitio were seized gents will &gize arms under the the law against s provides for and titl ground” on still is found Whether a considered seizure of “all- rights which an large farm b “plot of ground” of the | Probably will be the point of conten 5 tion in the seizure according can as a Geller; * (The wr “Der by Walter Wiles, expert on prohibition 1 revenue law in the States attorney’s office. Wiles confiscation of the farms would a difficult proceeding. One of the farms is tract owned by Joseph Engelhaupt Putnam county. The other is 1 Bureau cowhty, owned Elmer IMlaherty upt and Tlaherty ith misprision o stills were their farms by federal misprision cha known as *“cou tions without thorities.” Wiles said to properties never before Min- 520-acrc on in were and felony discovered on igents. The an offense host number, (Evening Péace i \tenancing ) iola- reorting them ta the 1925 Beng Two 1 ctions erman Wi Romar vere giv action seize suc o D Minor Con “From th Spauldir Sarasate’'s violinist erto's Cotton by niaw ertaken by the governm PALACE THEATER SCENERY ' MAY BE USED AT B, .S, “Ron sler and Kreisl EXPLORES SACRED RINGES OF TIBET . Rock Returns from Bandit-' Tnfested Mountains 3.—Dr. plant ex- Will Be Removed Irom Stage in Conformance With Firo Regu- lations, Owner Announces Bec require equipped with or maintain use of motion ilations whicl houses to be skylights of scener: er of the Pal 1 to comply the fly 1ained on th D al G Society's expedi- explor ctan borderland just urncd to W orthy note- rkabie GOLF SHOES MATCH FAIRWAY- v 3 (P are BACK IN RENO Ma o» LADY HEATH Lady 1 trip to ain a di janes Heatl aceg 2 1o of to Visit Mountains First Foreigner O Join to serilous for exploration even the ated th th red 1k arour cdition lored th nt ks and cross- done who i cd among with the aid of the had friendly relations them once to ¢ Photographs of Lofty Minya Konka year Dr. Rov gion o First explored ¢ and the Minya man first to photog lofty Konka pe 50 lon a geographic Dr eded a poir four miles M Konka back many phot ta s ranging from 4 2 In the ima ove with passes, reac of the brought at dis- mile top of va and vicinity he pursued his o i work of coliecting botanical ological specimens Grosvenor Peak Named “Minya Konka number of lofty s surrounded All of i} found to ha by a peaks. NEA S ders loc rer Two noted Confucianist, the other a Christian who have bridged the I that separates their two faiths to unite in Grosy an international campaign to abolish of the ar, are pictured herc ociety 1 Chen Huan-Chang explored N | leader of the National Confucian a large streteh of | sociation of C'hina, is holding a xplored cither | ce-dze.” or wishing-rod, that he zeographical | scnted fo Dir. Henry A. Atkinsor followed the of New Yor ation of th of v - | Last religious one a 1l names in deities Dr for applied by Minya T many ¢ t O name vase which was nar less Rock named the Peak the tional Geographic Dr. Rock Muli and i enor above, As o- pre be en of latt vork of world pe Atkinson of crnationa also betw e hi botanical He Yatung place, arc 12,000 feet Among the m cour from a Fiver in one apprec the promoting s in cause D t br n ligion amor 15 who and World zeographi o for Dr. Rock plants he are abont collected Many not pr ough It joint ¢ great r for abolition A conference will he held n to form detailed plans. of these mpa are rhododendrons ons collected While iously f xt year he in the field he ship was ; | | I | | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1930. ' Plead Case Be London, May 2 .(A+—A Bostor woman's personal appeal, to King George, through the medium of hia privy council, to which about on third of the human race looks as court of fast resort, has won a for- tune for hen instead of being forced 0’ accept a paltry $1,000 allowe! her by the Ontario supreme court The woman is Mrs. Eiizabeth Bethune Campbell, soft-voiced of a Boston clergyman, and d ter of the late Lady How Toronto. She was dissatisficd with the Ontario court's handling of a wife gl her | alcohol | © the | hea operation of unlicensed stills which | s in the building or plot of | condu unlicensed | tribu to United | hour speech aid | days of hea be | deliberatior | i | | the | completed { Thompson officials today | nother's estate and determined tha | valuable | she would appeal to the only high- tribunal Reads Books for Year Campbell was not a lawy she was not able to affor legal fees. Therefore sh t to the British museum and ir a r of ding le ed how fo it her case before the august al. She was first woman appear as counsel before the dicial committec of the privy council. The five be-wigged and import justices, headed by Lord Chancellor nkey listencd patieftly o her 29 made during seven ings, and after du found in her favor. Their judgment was a direct re- versal of the decision of the On- tario court, and defeated the efforis of two hroth nd a-sis ter-in-law to zain the cship of mother's estalc It been a ience,” Mrs., Campbell “I con- r it a great honor and privileg to have been allowed to appear b fore the privy cou I felt rvou when I first ent heir lordships. It thing to To Return Home Soon Mrs. Campbell wil soor Roston to rejoin her h Rey. Thomas C mpbell, of John's Episcopal ¢ Jamaica Plains. A son Jam rvard, and a ¢ A t the Windsor schoo! | Overnight News ] Mrg and e the sister: r. tru wo exper ver befor an casy d, th rector o urch is Domestic ming Parker f to Monday, with op ring votes cnough to Miar from Puert ‘Washin ibergh arri er—Initiative al of o ate e e rt proce wo Illino dry al co ed forfeit whose o \llowing pro v council rsal of On Paris starts on trip t .ondon—Chancell Austri ks of United States. New England Edgartown, Mass, — T in trial of Fred of New York with attempted murder of Farmington H ark, 60, burned to destroye his three room ¢a ambridge, Mass.—Dr. Da Edsall, dean of Harvard school, and Miss Louisa Ric file 1 intent ss of Mr: speaks by radio to peopl de Boston Lowell riagy M Bod | attended a | tended 1 Powers, who ome April I, di found ppeared floating ca Providence, R. T Ohslund of New Haven ed viee president Lutheran conferenc Providence, R. Dutee W, legal responsibility f ting more inst him Portland rounced of Miss Tina r I. Gayrin of N inner of 1902 1 hon Portland, Me.—Paramount corporation named in 21 fited in 1 district co pire Amusement comp: Dr. §. Ge n England (E) of Receivers Flint accept claims aggre nounce fuil than by brol Me.— Port Publix suit Latimer Laundry Men At New Haven Dinner es of the Latimer la banquet at the Haven, 1 Steph owners National the speaker of the ubject was, “How to st.” These ploy ndry Hotel Taft George I iry Raon ot Serve th Housewife T who v Britain Louis Kirshnit, Lester Thompson William Marsh, Walter Eyd Al bert Middleton and Eiward Smith from wer nta MAN WOUNDED IN STREET Chies May 3 (UP)—An ider suffering from an ab- dominal wound would prove fatal, today the hospital. 1 refued to reveal hi: how he had Police found a revolver stained sidewalk away from the hospital. hullet physicians picked of the said was up carly on steps or tell been wounded on a hlood several bloc Woman Spends Year Preparing to i SPMK[R Athllh @ and of fore Highest Court |||IT [INDBERGH BACK FROM MAIL ThIP Lieaves Miami for North Today— Flight to South Ends ERATE VOTER Would Disiranchise Men and Wamen of Ignorance SIS AWAITING sz TARIEF ANSWER Families Take Shelter in Tents— Tall Mounts (o 23 . 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