New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1930, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN FLIERS KILLED IN CRASH Plane Falls in Middle of Village Street Sydney, N. 8. W., May 31.—(#— A pilot and his passenger were kill- ed today when the propeller snapped Off his planc as it was stunting gt | 00 feet and fell into the middle 31 the main street at Tamworth. | The pitot was Frank Mitchell, one of the most widely known airmen in Australia, and the man who, with Capiain Holden, discovered Captain | Charles Kingsford-Smith and his lost plane, the Southern Cross, near Wyndham about a year ago. The plan was banking and looping the loop when the accident occurred. | Splinters from the propeller injured a child in the strect below. The | plane went into a tail spin from which it could not emerge with its! power gone. OCEAN SHOW BOAT T0 OFFER DRAMAS‘ Best German Dramatic Art to| Be Carried Over World Hamburg. May 31 (P—A sea-go- ing showboat. built to bring ex- | amples of Germany’s best dramati art into every important foreign port, will sail from here next au- tumn The ship is owned by Marie Charlotte Steche, but the plays n foreign ports will be produced u der the auspices of the German tional Theater, Weimar. Twen piavers will travel on the vessel, which has been chistened appro- | “The Pro Arte.” | v motorship with built-in stage and anditorium. Th~ stage is modern, and the auditori- e o its cue from th Graf 7 , the Pra spanish | America then will | cruise of t Arte wi for ports, ) uth will b b pointec States While the plan fo send load of German drama cru seven seas originated as private ventur is 2 bility- that the go ngia may "\'nxrr t den, inasmuch as be good publicity Goethe festival in We It is planned to German plays as well as G man classics, and room also 1w v1 made the ship for exampl art forms, s pture. the cruise will for the modern | I on o other German as painting and s AESTHETIC FRANEE BANS BILLBOARDS - Preserm Scenic Beanties by Stringent New Measure \1,‘\ of falling gov budgets and naval conferences, 1he French parliament h anaged 19 pass a law which ¥ of many dooms the indiscrim thing that to look up Paris cenfusion rmment setting natural ance has ded buildings al sites,” forbidding owners the right to alter th idding the except and at fited by But of unplante n; fi banks, roal- ‘ and did not com under the old law. Fhen came the irdustrial exp evil features of ican influence along the rivers, chicfly squarcly through its contiguous ind Billboards and electric signs can to advertize the products thus pro- dueed. A few romanticists pro- tested, but their voices were un- heard Until someone suggested install- ing a huge hydro-electric plant on the historic promenade whizh skirts the Seine at Saint Germain- en-Laye, hard by the no less his- toric Pavillon Henri IV. Then Frenchmen rose as one man and demanded that such a thing oe made forever impozsible The new law provides for lishment of commissions in cach department, with a “superior com- mission” in Paris, presided over hv the Minister of Fine Arts. Under | its terms no person can excavite | build, destroy trees or in any other | way mar the natural aspect of property without - submitting nis| plans to a committee of architects | and obtaining their approval. Thus France insures hers:If against the sacrifice on the altar of s0-ealled progress of thc heritage of grnrrauon! known sale a price stretches 1s, river od of certain | Ammei sprang principl DOSt-s io s0- Factorics ks of Sein 1strial var p and alled the suburhs cstal- is GIRLS ALLOWED TO SMOKE South Hadley, Mass., May 13 (F— Smeking within campus limits' will be permitted at Mount Holyoke col- lege next fall after a two-year's ban Student. community government officials joined with members of the college administration in drawing up the new et of rezulations. Smokinz | will be permitted specific hours in various rooms. | SCHOOL CONTRACT AWARDED | The general contract for the new Eim Hill school has been awarded | to Thomas Perone, Inc., of Hartford, and heating and plumbing to Eric- | son & Johnson, of New Britain. { i | Race f TJand in | parted |ana | ogramn EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATU RD f\ \' MAY, 31, 1930. Qualify to Represent' This City In New England Model Plane Meet'- ce of the ving four hoys compa senting photogray ritain t BHITAIN SHIVERS field, Mass., the in intercity model a They were chos air mindedness 3 o Ko Early Heat Waves in High Latit ude of Island he invitation of the corpor: foundation’ i ‘H(l}\ for the ci irplanc model fly The boys chosen Brit W. Owe | Bacon | D1 and Edwi Strom tound g0 to Spr & un in this cont n of 50 Mas of 58 n Pace o i Gt ke & »H r en de- morning to Springficld cnly fiv con M will be contest being offered Detroit for 1 aland Is Still Cold ) to Detr rth 82 SYRAEUSE COMES ~ THROUGH IN 1904 ' Ends Golden Age ol Cornell oit: third and fifth £1¢ . Rowing Under Veteran Ten Eyck | hoth The Gulf Stream’s Work ook oft ahy Penn out-classed Georget Columbia ‘Wisconsin hing even farther | hind. : The Cornell coxswain encouraged | his men in their spr by telling to “hit up” various Syracuse personages. rivals them ‘er scientists would nof ze wa This super-crew 174 1-8 pounds E. T. Footc i footer. Courtney of and his brother. Foote, incidentally, that rowed them in both the | cignt-oared varsity | previous year, a move for which he | criticised by the second ‘ | | | eraged troked hy six Shelley hought 0 muc Geo he foursoare races th woyld Brit stock A1l the ad story All c t far as' Britist ek would was oncer | suesscra The world romance heen written Frenchm Single Rme Is Enough For Paris Bridesmaids | ;""" st Maris, May (P—Bridegrooms | profit by the tendency of P put small posies and big har the hands of feminine bridal produced of t £ “Abe Lincoln is to | TWO HURT ON HOLIDAY KieB | poston, May 31 (UP)—V holiday spor oman were f long ed roscs o8 hosnitals he o Pakroir par of op Lon fashions account B Stanfore flower question Irord Mrs. ¥ Her and Many fashionable their bridesmaids yvard squa mon- ed chiffon handkerchiefs The handkerchief matches the (v s bridesmaid's dress | cians feared Ton- | b¥ lot Dor game in affected for lifs. | ENGINEERS-ELECTRICIANS - A3 SUMMER EUMES‘; 1 sand | CHINESE LEADER 10 HAVE JOINT MEETING Pennsylyania Manufacturer to Spea at State School Audi- I'rade Ghiang Kai-Shek Wounded in Arm by Bomb torium June 6. 15 P—1 Woman Has More Spots Than Storied Leopar BISHOP LAWRENCE S0 TODAY ¢ R[P[]RTE]] INJURE[] When Sudden Wind Capsizes Boat Rumored d {tree Dead, Three Others Missing uddenly somie blown up by a broke over our Of Hohday Fishermen ln Pacific )quniainnm Waves Sweep IACABRE GIFT IS SENT T0 ITALIAN SOUBRETTE I'r Over Vessel Bearing 52 Pleasure Seekers — Two Are Drowned. 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