New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 8

8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930. —, Luxurious Gambling Apartment Raided By Police In New York; Most Pretentious”&gq”ip Years Proprietor and Negro Valet Arrested in Visit After Man Locks Door, Disposes of Key Yells to Wealthy Patrons ¢ and et STATE HARD HIT frartown Borrows = ) PDONALD ESCAPES Hoover." leaves for | to present president| Connecticut BY HEAVY STORM | Several Narrowly Escape Death in Sudden Tempest reme court of Albert Levitt general to sons were injured and ge mounted into rs as a sudden and 1 storm swept Con- New Haven — James Cotter, 6 tree branch and aft being | .. agon and auto- Many narrow escapes from drown- small craft ut shore capsiz- ting of the storm’s pour—almost of | ni Pump From.John D. Tarrytown, N. J., July 10 (#) — When this suburban community needs something and can't find it e, it génerally calls -~ BY3-VOTE MARGIN Cas « suction || GoDServatives Almost Overthrow pump. arsh along the Hud- 0 , son river wasn't draining, and British Labor Premier mosquitoes were hatching in the stagnant water to pester the A——— neighborhood on summer nights. | | (P—Prime Min- Somebody called the estate of || icton John D. Rockefeller. Yes. Mr. had a suction pump, Tarryvtown was welcome to it pump was used and the narsh drained. London, July 10 ister MacDonald, three votes in a house of commons fight yesterday which nearly brought his resignation and preci- pitated a genera lieved today to he more safely en- — — trenched egainst the next attack upon his regime. this will come, probably next week, when a motion of censure presented by Stanley by only Four 1 in Brid chin d street car traffic ng hits were reported had the laborites badly scared.|Porto Rico, is here arranging for the Four liberals, realizing how close |purchase of airplanes to be used by | the government was to defeat, hur- [the border patrol = in preventing | ried into the ministerial lobby then, |smuggling into the island | and others abstained from votin Mr. Moore said that mnot only | resulting in the totals, 278 to liquor but also many articles on | favorable to the ministry. | which there is high tariff are | With announcement of the re- |handled by smugglers and that he sult there arose among the liberals |SXPects to do eftective work with | . | planes equipped with pontoons. | much critietsm of Mr i Lloyd | | George and of his amendment to [the finance bill—which would have | exempted from taxation income | |used in replacements. Several | | liberals were heard declaring that [ they would not again follow blindly | but would vote with the govern- [ ment in all cases of importance, where the government's existence |and their seats might be involved. Gossip from conservative quarters Al Smith Will Campaign For Bay State Democrats Boston, July 10 (A—A year after a triumphal reception as a presiden- tial candidate. Al" Smith will res turn to Massachusetts to campaign for the democratic ticket in the fall. Former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald wired the announcement after con- was that Stanley Baldwin, leader of |{°ITiNg yesterday with Chairman |the conservatives, had disapproved John J. Raskob of the demorcatic | of the tactics of his own followers, |Dationay committee. 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