New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1930, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1930. 17 630 NEN BATTLING BAD FOREST FIRES 5,000 Acres of Timber Laid| Waste by Flames | Bend, Ore., July 15 (A—Six hua- dred fifty men worked desperately on an 18-mile forest fires which in two days had laid wagte about 5,000 acres of tim- | ber in the Deschutes aind Cascade | national forest The dense smoke | made it impossible for lookouts to | determine the progress of the fire Last reports from the Three Sis ters district, scene of the wo fire, said flames had moved into \n,’:n\ yellow pine and had developed in-o | & crown fire, burning the tree top Twenty-eight smaller fires W burning in Summit country rmm Wiliamette, Pass north toward the | Three Sisters. Forest officials be- | lieved all had been styrted by light- | ning. | The smoke pall was so dense was impossible for lookouts to deter- | mine how mgny of the fires were | under control. Rangers said, ‘ho ever, most of these fires were doi little damage. Two small fire were reported in the Mount Baker. Wash., national forest. Of six other fires in the western part of the state, the biggast was burning over 2. 2,500 acres of log- ged off 1and near Cook in Siamania county. GALLWEYER LIKELY 10 HEAD LEAGUES Indiana Man Expected to Be, Blected by Lutherans J. Gall- was ex- Cleveland, July 15 (P)— meyer of Fort Wayne, Ind., pected to be reelected president of the International Walther league, young Lutherans’ organization, at today's session of the 3Sth annual convention. Only one other name. that of E W. Schroeter of Cleveland. was pre- gented by the nomi tee. Gallmeyer, ir address yesterday. denounced ‘“con- stitutional tampering.” although he avoided d t reference to the 18th amendment. Iive regional vice presidents and other officers also were to be elected his president’s Tonight the will attend a banquet at which Gallmeyer and Dr. William E. Wickenden, president of Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland, will be the speak- ers The oratorial contest in which 24 #peakers from all sections of the country and Canada are entered got under way today and will be determined tomorrow. Thrilled by (‘elerfionv 2,000 delegates ront today to control |, {to have r | ating commit- | the winner | —_—— e Lumpy Mattress Proves Reposntmv for Money || New York, July 15 A lumpy mattress disturbed the sleep of Mrs. William Dalliano of the Bronx. So she sent it to a bedding factory to be rebuilt. Abraham Feldman, an em- ploye, discovered what robbed the mattress of restfulness. It was a package containing $3.300 in bonds and currency concealed un- der the ticking. When Feldman package to Mrs. called her the bond. tress for returned the Dalliano she re- husband had placed and cash in the mat- -keeping. BRUNDIDGE WILL OFFER EVIDENG E xGrand Jury fo Hear Reporter in f Murder Inquiry Chicago. July 15 (UP)—The Cook county grand jury took steps today |to bring about an official airing of | | rumors which have involved Chica- gc's newspapers since the discovery that a murdeced reporter had been a racketeer. PRIEST'S MURDER . PUZZLES DFFICERS | Spanish -Cleric Shot From Be-| hind in Paris Street Paris, Jul, ties here week by e been the mysterio death of Spanish Father Echeverria, priest, who wa found early Sunday mornin He the street. from and this caused the murdered his and and midnight dead four hours later et a group of grims, none was able the case. Neighbors said they heard no shots and the theory @dvanced th and that the spot where The priest's pocket, eliminating t} vas foun s know s bro d. theory CITY'S HEDICAL BILLS FOR JUNE TOTAL $562 Deter- Statistics Being Scanned to mine Whether Full Time Physi- cians Will Be Employed Medical to city emplo; in the month of June will cost including the $ 1id monthly Dr. Joseph T. cis for services the departme operation tient. By city 1 H. Da aring the costs for medi services used as it is to employ Television Broadcast Hailed as Achievement night's London, July 15 (P—Last Girl Weds Four Times New York, Lenneper, 21 marriage ceremon months ago tr in three times § And each time she picked out the ame man, just for the delight of earing the minister address her as Mrs. Ernest Triebel The first marriage was secret, the result of an elopement, and was per- formed in Jersey City. The same parson was called on to tie the knot again after the marriage became wn, but the other ceremonies ere performed in New Haven and riety. July 15 (UP)—Martha was so thrilled by the she went through x t she tried {t S FORECLOSED Foreclosure of mortgages on pro- perty at 75 Hartford avenue wa dered in city court late yest afternoon, the debt being $3.423 on the property valued at § and owned by James Berritta and cthers, The property is subjected to four other mortgages totaling in all rearly the full value of the prop ty. which consists store and geveral fenemen A. A, Greenberg plai Herman M. Ioreclosure to s 3,040 was granted to David Berko- witz and others, Joseph Roskofski, g at the corner of Milk streets. Attorney B. L. plaintiff. debt against the property be and Lawlor Mlipert represents the Night outdoor track and field meets are being planned by officials of the Southeastern A. A. U. properly illuminated fields. DANCING Music By McENELLY’S Orchesira LAKE COMPOUNCE Bristol, Conn. WED. NIGHT JULY 16 No Advance in Prices — 50c FIREWORKS SAT. NIGHT BAND CONCERT S on | achievement The Ba od, th ing With Mouth,” with three Flower of four c were portrayed Private telev homes showed pictu bout post arly and the exper sonahle ics opin h further would be BURGLARS BESIE leilles, France, July ars today besic of a physic of this village nts with of sors in subscriber: While least the cr had mu 1 that s10 to go before Bur, home tion reinforceme gas from Perpi house break their work whole popt house and r ported by the burglars sti er an by whil Mar brothers spectively, and the killed late yester: tomobile driven t Chamberlin, Trunk passenger train brother was the Rev. berlin, former pastor of church in Kalamazoo, elder, Mich. e v o hoard of al 15 (P—Police authori- | puzzled this a Cipriano shot z in an obscure apparently had been shot other police to hotel toward d n sh pil- to clarify had was ot elsewhere | ght to was in his that | to in welfare. The largest c E an | gajned a pa- =z showing a cast whom Informed by Chief Justice Dennis | 3. Normoyle of criminal court that |they could call witnesses whether | the state's attorney approved or not, the grand jurors invited Hz Brundidge, reporter for the Star, to testify before them Brundidge was sent her paper after Alfred “Jake a week Tribune reporter, murdered on June 9 and it was re- vealed that Lingle's yearly income as a racketeer and go between for officials and gangsters had $60,000 Articles bern by Brundidge that other Chicago ne were a uch rackctee and that there existed - tween politics, the n gangland. Brundidge Havana, Cuba, last night and it appea 1 e will be heard under cha liances papers w and sent word from that his own terms. OPTIMIS SHOWN BY SAVINGS BANKS Increase in Deposits Reported by fne Institution | | B o dhmmen the have of them, depos th and in one in two savir ty shown no for th f the present 746.69 shown the savings de- rdstick by which no dition of ational survey of the xurn al citics, only one, Chi- cago, has shown a de In the Saving although the e first six year, an in- ard the cour crea 3ank of New Brit- deposits not n the aggre as norn ain, ave ould een a s total at July Both of these figures include dividends paid out to deposito the Burritt conditior sout normal without ble increase or decrease deposits, it is said. Bank officials la s x to eight months w Britain with regard to the in- e or decrease in d S, withdrawals took pl: In 1 Savings to be y apprecia- in the total here have found are generally in advance of banks six fore change any = development per- was struck by a Grand The other Alfred Cham- a Methodist S res of their act- s are also theory followed before that this city six to eight mon chind the in the reflection of in- ased deposits, increases may be noted before this year is over. Quartet Will Present Sonfrq in Three Tongues 1d religious will be the to be g o'clock t Quartet urch The their second and wiil Swedish, the in Alumni Swedish gers arc pearan present Norwe request their program in gian and English The quartet comes from the Bible school at Grand uth- eran Forks, N. Warner Bros. STRAND . / THURS., FRI, SAT. Come and raise Kane!| , Every thrill in the North-| west becomes a laugh when | you mect the boop-boopa- doopin’ man-hunter. | HELEN KANE ACTS The Boop- Boopa-Doopin’ Man Hunter OF THE 6 DA\\[LIA\ The BICKFORD FAMILY ’30 EMPEROR n “DANGEROUS NAN N McGREW” ‘\ELE('T AUDEVILL G The World's l'(nn(m nod Artists | Version | of Music ACTS SEED and HARMONY l,l)\ln)\ €O, | iil'.!fl Unless otherwise Indicated. theatrical notices and reviews in this column are wrilten by press agencies for the respective amusement company. 35&4""/" [ AT THE PALACE Widespread interest aroused by the announcement of th Palace theater that the management has secured one of the prize talking pictures of the year in the booking of “Her Unborn Child,” which will begin a special engagement for a limited period beginning Thursday, for two days only. As a age play “Her Unborn Child% has thrilled millions of play- gcers for the past ten years, inclus ing its run of one r at the I Playir osit e star is tinge and street th I ters in New York city. The punge unconventional situations. comedy interludes an< dr power which startled legitin audienzes has beén erved in th talking p produced Ly Windsor recorded AT THE STRAND Mayer in the pictur- et Us Be Gay,” which is nd th talking ded by critics as of her has been ization of Trial of Mary in the on of the Ursula 2 Divorcee.” Rod picture o fresh que last Rogue.” In he ho has r La sen Roc ful 1 talkies htful Deli version re Pla Fore of the famous staze s a cast of unusual mer- d in the main from the Broadway stars. among Adele Ronson, r ¥ s derv Drake and isha Cook, Jr. feature attraction Friday in conjunction Unborn Child” will be Here,' 'a snappy scrapp. drawing of our modern ' Miss Dress- role of the cc- summons Miss dos woman of the colorful ger who changed from into smart ui runks of being a iline Added Thursday a nal and Vitaph is to head the bill at hassy theater tomorrow. An especially f blonde rt danc art £0 po ne Overnight News ed Pross Sunpots Domestic in her part-dramatic role. a type is prov- ; advo of Nor ank Goldsbor- who perished crashes in pular for are cont onal youhg o who made a ind" and then signed n 1 contract with First onal, plays opposite Miss Whi “Sweet Mama.? Kenneth Thomson plays cne of the best roles n which he has appeared in talking pictures as a smooth, different vil- nd other favorites nd Lee Moran presents a David Manners, Broad film hit Bl esident Hoover ning wheat tion to miners from quake store aunders peti- TUnited De- ion- Detroit and States workm o for more cted the pic es ith troit demo- predi nt position congress. “The which Foreign ath toll of floods in hes 220 mark FOR BEST RESULTS ALD CLASSIFIED ADS 5301 Our Oficc Now Reeps Open —NOW PLAYING— “I have sinned—but us can say he is without ‘Madame X’ A Woman in a World of Men starring RUTH CHATTERTON Co-Featura COLLEEN MOORE ‘Why Be Good?’ Selected Sound LADIES! 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CARBS Ruling wherf i Caribou Block Yukon, Migrating to Tundras Skagway, A 15 (- Thousands o migrating to the Arctic., Like the and the anual t the spring, the caribou in follo considered s| the Arctic The little steamer White Horse yesterday pic v through herds swimming Thistle Cree their way n council Wright, town which to an- lity r/rrrvl\ 48 New England Bennington, Vt. — F borough, 19, youthful beneath wreckage in Woodford mountair panion, Donald Mockle here for help. Golds- | New Business tor, pinned plane crash on com- ds vements of the Brings w0 ing the ificant eve sun are More Mercbants, Bills to City Reveal by tHa that oe- poor mgy the citv, sm who monih 10 for Boston — Jouett Shouse democratic national addresses J son James M. Curley n ed Portland, Me. — Forty patrolmen stationed around jail in which James Mitchell confessed murderer onfined to chairman committee, ross of society ot inv Havana—Har M Lovi* newsy cturn to Chicag about Lingle Sydney, Aus Hook, Britist in Burmere ying plar overioaded. ord, "1d for late fighting Gardner. ceived in Athol p Boston — M of Chicago Cubs officially protest me with Boston Sport Ilansas a survive first court tennis tourn: St. Louis—Goo: H n ¥ hospital by ai Brave stopped by Sun ingfield ns annual New Golf ation tourr 1 team score of 1 Mass. —Ope Longwood Bowl t postponed u e Connecticut Haven—Mrs. He Henry Boh technical charges bonds in conne found ir ew assoc Green cause of mon widow of Cha vice president of Mallory § ine, dies in §0th year hington s, well know of four polar e ts establishment of mete s Di- and former hip Boston — Steamship report on -Pinthis di conten - Pin swallow ) 120 leads to of Ruth Ballinger, 42, war nurse Gloucester, Mass. — Eben per and former Butler, rival cand can nomination senator, club Iran Wilbert death stations in arctic glons as practica ition: Waterbury—Howa amed prseident of I to succeed his uncle Bristol | result of pola dates for rep for nited ddress women the 1 Mss. — Margaret Bates, 11, er of Mayor George Bates Safsgnard Your Eyes Examination NORMA ‘S\HEARER LET us BE GAY e Smavrier than Mrs. Chey More Daring than Their Owa De- sire . . . 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