New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1930, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press NEW BRITAIN HERALD Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending 15,474 June 21st . ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CO2 NECTICUT, TUESDAY, JL'.\'I‘E 24, 1930.—TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS INDIAN PRISONFRS Hoover Renews Attack On Veterans ATTACK GUARDS; | Bill Just Passed Despite Protest i PERS[]NS l]EA[]J In Statement at Press Conference | President Says Measure Does Not Fill Needs of ex- WATSI]N WILL HFAI] \e\\e(s:‘l?[:n(:lnteeéo o WATER EflMMiSS“]N e rvice Boa FOR ANOTHER TERM | Rangoon Convicts Slaughter Six| Warders, Seize Weapons in Jail Armory Today il WOUNDED AS POLICE * QUELL FURTHER BREAK falcontents Foment 1nsist Document Invigorates Cause by Unfairness of Proposal—Lead- | ers Indicate They Will Provisions. Rangoon, B Trouble Over | pas i | day Simon Committee Recommenda- | tions—Practically All Natlonalists | Ignore ! | not be ben So WUo) PA0JJLH “3d3(| "JApY RIGY] 4}RI§ PIN2IUNO) k upon ‘the World Wa relief bill, declaring it was bad leg. ‘lkla'\or cgular Tuesday press con- !he president said the bill ed 66 to 6 by the senate yester- | was not formulated any more in the interest of the veterans than of the taxpayers. He expressed doubt that the coun- try would support such legislation, describing it as wasteful and dis- terence, uld affect and was u 75,000 veterans fair to others who would T dent continued and vi the integrity | It Wasteful and Dis- ‘ould Benefit, But ifairly Treated. Expect House to Act Washington, June 24 (P—Prompt appro\'al of senate amendments by the house and an emphatic veto from President Hoover were cast today for the World War Veter- ' compensation bill. measure greatly modi highly pbjectionable to istration and the basis of tions of higher tax rates, has turned to the house today for tion on the changes of t In advance of President Hoo veto, which congressional d, but (Continyed on Page Two) SPANG FUNERALS HELD IN ANSONIA « Demented Veeran, Wile and neers n out rd. rendered. . Oppose Simon Report at it meets none URKISH I]RY LEAVEb ON AMERICAN TRIP aro Agha Claims to Be 156 Years Old—May Marry Again Turkey, June 2 Istanbul, 3 ort stating tates visa will ork this w aims he is the oldest man’ in the land where the Koran bids, wine is held wick- his own country having bac d He hopes to get to the movies “Dozens of 2 ricans have writ- d in Kurdish merican lady who and four yachts las invited me 'f) vi e a dollar. I may aro made this observation in the resence of his 11th Kurdish wife hom he is leaving behind. steaed placidly and without co Zaro refused to divy pssible 12th Mrs. Zaro's namey : GIVEN Four Children Buried Today MILITARY HONORS West Rock Tragedy Victims' Serv- | | | ices Draw Great Crowds—FPolice | Furnish E:cort to Cemetery— Legion In Charge of Exercises. ’ . June 24 (F—The fu -, de- | s, a | | who had known the | were their cl | zed on Page Two) JUNIOR POLICE FORGE FOR PARK ORGANIZED . Take Pledge to Maintain Order at Washington Playground in good order , will be in charge of their the mayor has an- ‘of New Britain Te this work 1 be t- nt and the municipal playground ns, oth- * boys are organized to maintaining parks and in other sections of the ley informed the boye nization is the first of its kind in the country and he, impressed upon them the ance of participating in the mu sed them ese to be e next Mon- ¢ by cooperat- | fficials in charge Bartlett. of (Continued on Page Eight), LINDBERGHS KEEP NAME A MYSTERY Chairman of Board Reappointed | to Office by Mayor Quigley DEMOCRAT WILL KEEP HIS EXECUTIVE BERTH Republicans Saild to Have Objected fore- | to Position Going to Member of Opposite Party a$ $1,200 Annually —Incumbent Has Been in Public Service Since Term As Councilman in 1907 No Announcement on Selection ° - Yet Forf hcomlug COLONEL REFUSES “BUGGY” Scnds Out Word He Doesn't Want Baby Carrlage Manufacturer Or- dered—Believe Family to Tak: Cruise In Honeymoon Yacht. Membership Campaign Closes With Enroll- ment of 811 points points will be awarded a tion Legion 1 h (Continued on Page Eight) S —— Cop With Rope Lasso Hauls Leg From Pond, Finds It Is Alinmal shortly aft Patrick Me: Kelly, who de Hayes wit} be seen above the water and a the pond Office a - Dr. A B, Meredith M CLAR TAKES CLOTHES 13 GETDIPLOWAS. ATNGRMAL SCHOOL &5 Prop- able Last Visi He‘e ADDRESS BY A. I Strleter Requirements for ¢ Di- rector of D Teacher aration At Exerc 310 be "IN MAIN STREET STORE - Uses Key on Front Door to Enter Kelly-Beckwith's in Busi- ness Center. THE WEATHER New Britaln aand vicinity Showers this afternoon and tonight; Wednesday partly clondy and cooler. Ultra-Violet Ray Haits Colde I Tests Among Cornell Students Best After Months Aux«JL ey given for mi HYERS 5 Profes- ¢ J SOUTHERN CROSS SPEEDS TO GOAL; REPORTS ALL WELL N RADIO CALLS: BELIEVED 800 MILES OFF CAPE RACE fi lLL HHHT SAUL AHRWES HFRE Plane May Refuel Over []UE EU—R_HEARIN[} F['R FRM{ARWG Oid Orchard Beach- Ship In Readiness to Institutions o Oppose Claim Rearrested as He Leaves Jail at Make Contact When Filed by Alden Andrews Schenectady, N, Y. Fliers Appear Over REALTY TITLE AT STAKE S8000 SWINDLE ALLEGED Nieine: Quanflri* 5 Craft Makes Speed Despite Strong Head Winds — Crew Re- Cold After Stanley Ploneer Declares Stock Salesman Said to Have Ob Excellent House and Land on Stanley Street tained Moncy By Flimfl Left for Welfare Work, Reverted From New Brita ase 0 Him. ports Extremely Weather Just Takeoff {n Ireland. “TER SAUL MISS BARDECK BRIDE OF IR, S. P. DONNELLY Marriage Takes Place on Parents’ 33rd Wedding Anniversary DIEL 15 STRONGER IN OCEAN CITY TILT Wins Four Out of Eight Marble Games Played Today FIRST CLUES FOUND T0 MANIAC SLAYER Believe Man Demented Ex- Secret Service Agent HIGH TIDE—JTNE 25 (Standard Time) New London $:02 a.m..8:19 p.m. New Haven §:31am.8:51 pm.