New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1930, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press Circulation For 15,418 Average Daily Week Ending June 28th . NEW BRITAIN HERALD EW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, ESTABLISHED 1870 MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1930.—EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS $250,000 HARDWARE ORDER GOES TO RUSSFIT & ERWIN; NATERIAL FO...:2 Special Deslgnsfor AL“SUN []EH:MS | Each Floor of New Waldorf - Astoria in New York to Be Made| in New Britain Fac-| tory. Contract Said to Set New High Record for Value— Deliveries Not Expected to Start for Several Months—Part of Work Gold Plated. rms of m to a factory for warded Srwir he order 1t that il loors inches the | r used on & structure ard- ware will be c ronze and a lar will be gold pla The hotel vork of several ompleted, will cost The delivery of the tussell & Erwin will e some time tity of it for which the steel ics has been : by ed ary will be cars of > lowered from The will loor o elevators for str on h LUESBH SAYS LI(JUI]R VIOLATORS MENACE Commission Member Says South Evades Negro Amendments Iowa Ci Frank J. Loc nt Hoove and titut mpathy and aid to and pun- rimes riminal sshmer Addressing onference at Ch rrest the University of Towa ry head > de the 14th cal error to al ate persons to vote, Loesch criminal organ exist without the ion afforded I al officers and by politicians in ar “The power or 1 ‘consists in the realizes from p and especially o-called mported munici- powerful d out of ' and import alcoholic The following messa President Hoover was read at opening of the conference today “All efforts to encourage i @ or ol beverage the (Continued On Page Two) INSTITUTE WILL RETURN 8, 000 10 CITY FUNDS Money Will be Made Available Assist Unemployed Under Mayor Quigley’s Program. T. Burr, sccretary of the Institute, today in- y of a decision o make available $3,000 for unem- ployment relief, this amount to be aved from the new of the library The mayor ation to Secretar he mon 1dressed Burr earlier in wdvising-that, in his opin- on, a large amount of money would '"‘“J Fmp—, INVINCIBLE EIJEHET Youthiul Texan Beats World's, Tennis Champ Today (OBSERVERS ARE AMAZED Winner, Who Ranks Seventh in \ S., Outplays Veteran With Terrific Onslaught in British Champion- ship. Wimbledon \imer All Davis cup tennis sensationa ing Henri champion rter-fin hips Eng.. June 30 (P youthful American player, sprang a upset today by eliminat- Cochet, world's tennis in straight sets in the als of the British cham- Allison won at -4, 6e4, on Like Bolt From Blue s victory came hke bl The enth i a bolt dashing Texan ranks on singles a United ers and is ered at his t 1 doubles he redoubtable Cochet he pected to be lucky to take a single his foet by the im- Austin, Texas, boy's illery looked on nt at the biggest upset tuosity of Wwhile astonishme tack the a day. d Texas was by the throng ed the center was the first time Cochet had n beaten by an when Bill Tilden did so in the i and John in at ; stopped him ampionshinps the na- Forest Cochet had been looked upon as {virtually unbeatable and the Ameri- nwealth to | Island, wa hooks account | can Davis Cup team had had little could defea Docg Wins Match John Doeg of Santa Monica, Calif. third ranking American player de- Gregory Allison was nd. Cochet, took two games, ampion back r dropping the 1d won the ninth Play Very Spectacular Allison's play was of a next highly struggles Alison jump- ed over a water cooler on the side- (Continued On Page Two) J0HNSON RE-ELECTED OFFICER OFL.0.6.T. New Britain Man Again Chosen Treasurer of National Organization Hartford, June 30 (A—The Rev Edwin C. Dinwiddie of Washington, D. €., former superintendent of the Anti-Saloon league, was today re- lected chief templar at the nation- al convention of the International Order of Good Templars being held at Freja hall, West Hartford. C. W. ' vland was reelected sec- Johnson of New ted treasurer. Mr. g n will be one of the delegates from the United States to the inter- national convention in Sweden, leav- ng New York on Saturday. American since g 'HOOVER WELCOMES 15 Gunmen Seize U. S. Warehouse, 4 SOUTHERN ER[]SS Overpower Watchman and Take Liqour Valued at Over $200,000 FLIERS AT EAPITAL El. ngsiord Smith and Gompan-‘ jons Fly to Bolling Field to Receive Honors MEET PRESIDENT TODAY AT WHITE HOUSE OFFICES Washington Gets Glimpse of A(Im\-‘ tle Conquerors at Alrport—Men Have Luncheon With Executive— Commander Presents Message From President Cosgrave—Diplo- mats Take Charge of Members. ington, June 20 (F)—Charles ford-Smith and the trio who v the Atlantic with him in the Southern Cross today wers ved by President Hoover room at the White Ho Accompanied by A plane desig! t Balchen, Eddie Ric the quarte on Bolling field in a crimson monoplane ficialdom massed to greet them. in the ony Fokker, Bernt ace ey found of- a s viation of both the ari e there as w presented r Donald Lindsay, British am- Spectators on Lawn House lawn was cover- of whom crew of the place in the ators said the fi from New Jersey airport to Washington 11, the only near mis- nap occurring on land. The pa was hurryin tor car when a t Tersey City stopped tr plained and were released Crowd At Field once in the reception was rere oppor v for public acclaim Bolling field. before the crew ccame guests of their home govern- ght Only bassador, placed posal of the trit of the north about in the crowd that we the fliers to New Yor! dor paid more quiet & at noon be White House. Captain J on the flight of the Irish Fr vart Van Dyke, 2 was offered the hospitality Netherlands' lega Presents Message Captain Saul carried with him on \e transatlantic fight a m from President Cosgrave of the Iris which he brought for T The entire party with the president of the on had con after which an- ed for the pres- group on the floor of before taking off for e of the the senate (Continued On Pa LITTLE BOY FALLS FROM WINDOW ON SECOND FLOOR Injures Arny and May Have Frac- ge Two) tured Skull as Result of Tum- ble at Home mbling out of a second low at the home of his nd Mrs. Al n street, years old, sustained an injury to his righ leg this afternoon and a fracture of the skull. He as taken to New Britain General hospital and X-ray pictures were taken this afternoon to determine the extent of the injuries, story possible ew «e o Theoretical Flier Tries Out Plane First Time With Excltmg Result , June 8, son of former Gov- 1l B. Burchard of Rhode Imost, but not quite, that one cannot s by just read- convinced toda learn to fly airp ing about them. For seven years Burchard gineer and Harvard graduate, ied all the things that have been written about airplanes. He even wrote a book about them himself and experienced fliers have said he probably knows more about theory of an en- But Burchard never had been in the air. His first trip up, he said was to be his “hour supreme.” H be required this year to take care |was going to prove that he could fly He asked that what- amounts can be saved by be laid aside for transfer later in the year. of the ver nstitute jobless a plane on his theoretical knowledge | alone He had no flving license and could jnot take off from a regular airport, 30 (UP)—John C.|so he picked a cow pasture, stud- the | flying than most pilots a communi- | ever will learn had the [tall grass mowed down, bought an | old Swallow plane, borrowed a chute and out at davbreak realize his “hour suprem Burchard accompanied by friends, three of them aviators, and another a physician The young man followed his book instructions to the letter. The planc roared down the field, left the ground as it should, rose 4o a height of feet, wabbled a bit, did a razy caper or two, nose dived. struck the earth, turned up, over. and landed on its back Burchard was out of before v of the was the wrecl onlookers could reach him. His only injury was a bruise on his head. Littl> was done to his optimism or elief in his books and he re- marked, smiling that “Oh, well, it's Just my, first crackup.” age har his The Bn oth Sides Joylul as 12-Year Plans Bxtra Priests to Combat nder Mozdzen of | ward Mozdzen, | Chicago Bonded Slorage Buildinx Emptied by Invaders —Men Coolly Use Elevator to Bring Booze Down to Grotdnd Level and Load It Into Trucks— CaponeGang guspe(‘ted h\ Authorities. Chic gunme last nd trucked away ran 1 alcohol the valu which may exceed $200,000 ncluded in the liquor stored in chouse were 4 skey shipped to h o held control of warehouse fo cases of ho L | Chicago 1 Jacksonville Fla., pre- sumably by agents of Al Capone, | and seized by federal agent Capone Gang Considered The possibility raid on t was by to recover investi- chman, was alone when four men, each carry- CHICAGD ENDURANCE PLANE CONTINUES CIRGLE OF FIELD AFTER PASSING 431st HOUR AND SMASHING WORLD'S RECORD THREE PAY DEATH DUMONT WARNS OF Honter Brahes Mare Than Day Ahead of St. Louis Robin’s Mark— Fliers Hope to Con- tinue Until at Least Fourth of July. agents bringing and he barrels were and he was storage, Gun trucks arehouse did not end until shortl ter 1 o'clock this morning. At least three truck loads were take away a hurrie tion rev Elevator Cooly Used liquor was stored on t i On Page Tw 0) FRENCH EVACUATE _ POPE PIUS FEARS RHINELAND TODAY: PROTESTANT WoR Occupation Period Ends Proselyting in Rome PEASANTS THRONG CITIES CULTS FAVORED, HE SAYS Pour Into Wiesbaden and Mayence to Sce Departure of Troops— Poilus Glad to Be Going Home— German Takes Over Full Control. rd of hono (Continuealon B POLICE HUNT ‘ROBBER’ IN BASEMENT OF BANK First National Patrolman Re- Pounding Sound Inspect When ports nk ves lock, sounds of h headquarters McAvay and | Temple, Moore, were vd nobody e exception of | who was working | City Comptroller W The noise Offi | seemed to come arch by th or failed to i.\m'\\' The rd. Jot mmerir Fly W to ir in th young woman |a incident attr ion, persons expressing curiosity over for alarm when surround the a sharp sury Word quickly s were hunti of making ted widespread 1 maintain over all exits, ad that th a yeg THE WEATHER New Rritain and vicinity Partly clondy tonight; Tues- day thunder showers and cooler in the afternoon and night, Observers Think Pontiff Refers to Methodist Mission — Five New Cardinals Named — Ten New Saints Canonized WOMAN STAYS IN ATTIC 4 DAYS WITHOUT FOOD Lives in Small Room On Chestnut Street Before Being Found Mignis normal an band called at rrange for havin r home or to : ' . A, FORSYTH TRANSFERS PENALTY IN PENN Youth Protests Who —One Was Chapman Britain Murd Cleggy Escort Trio Innocence of Pal, Man Accompanies Him to Chair New CANDLER FLIES TO GREET BOBBY JONES IN PLANE Atlanta Capitalist to B« First In New York to Await Golfer— Train of Admirers anta, Ju nload o by Jor and M T0 CIVIL SERVICE BOARD - Retired From Public Welfare Com- mission to Accept New Appointment William A the municipal we five ye to become ivil ser: com tment completes orgar e board, the first duty will be the examination of tions for fire depart tion made vacant by the Edward H. Parker. Forsyth is the only | srvice commis C. Brow Robert (. ance, William E nd Attorney Harry H. Milkowitz republians Forsyth, a men Ifare board for past ars, has resig office T vissi Chair- * HIGH TIDE—IULY 1 (Standard Time) New London 12:45 a.m..1:30 p.m New Haven 2:15am.3:01 p.m e e | FIREWORKS DANGER Two Negroes and White Man Superintendent of Health Depart- " Electrocuted at Bellefonte ment Urges Sane Observance ; ONE LIVED IN BRIDGEPORT APPEALS FOR CHILDREN Pointing to Menace of Tetanus, City ' Weary Men Say All Going‘ Official S s Need of Treat- ment of Wounds—Police to Have Anti-Toxin, Fireworks Are Never Harmless Haw Day May Be Celebrated SAFE BLOWERS GET 84,000 IN HARTFORD BURGLARIES B. Wilson Co. and M. Blumenthal Both Millinery Fstablish- Co. ments, Visited Cornell Scnent;st Perfects Device To Let Deaf Hear Through Teeth 1 phonogr 1 of which was ina ears. Tt & long pieces of The \‘»|(IB| Receiver for the other end of the hw. i straws were wood, with sharp pe stick ntinued On Page Well—Near Disaster to Averted When Refueling Craft Makes Contact in Nick of Time Today. Hopes iurance air- Harbor at 1 toward the Fourth of ontinuous fly- psed the flight by r was func- with ad- rest of the them a them from Hunter pilot worn, un- keeps Walter eager for the Mother Hu Contact Made at Dawn (P—TI 166th rance mads n response to an ur- ccomplished, f Chicago.” th hour of 4 only more for about flight— ndurance Stll Reep Up Grind y.2 e Hunter o turned from oared on- On Page Two) JTRIKE THREA]ENEI] AT BERLIN FACTORY Wage Cut Under Advise« ment at Construction Co. —100 Men Affected ations be- es werd on has o stated to esie sposal im- good au- op= f hours taken a return working but They tate police hould occur. are affected, reduction, tion proposed Wag