New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1930, Page 13

N \ Second Section . NEW B RITAIN HERALD ' Pages 13 to 20 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, JULY 29 Zz, 1930. Sultan of Abyssnma Buys Auto Painted Flammg Red for Hlmself §vashington, Juy 22 (P—Some- where in the mountains reaches of Y the province of Jimma, Abyssinia where roads are little more lhdn trails, is a vivid red American auto- mobile, its contented owner being the ultra righ sultan of the province. Surrounded by his entourage 0( many servants, the sultan went Addis Ababa, capital of ;husmm In a showroom of agency was an Americ ed a beautiful green, of the Moslems. Sultan Jifar blew the horn, smoothed the upholstery &nd particularly admired the color. Across the st was a rival agency, whose cars were painted a dazzling red. The sultan pondered his prob- lem and chose the red car. A report to the state department from the American legation in Addis Ababa said that in addition to the $3,600 paid for the car, the sultan readily paid.an American taxi-driver $626 to take the car to his province on river rafts and is now spending many thousands of dollars con- structing crude roads. Meanwhile, the sultan meditates on the joy which will be his with the first ride. n car paint- — e Overnight News By the Associated Pre: Domestic Washington—Senate ratifies naval treaty 58 to 9 Washi intense dicted gton—Eastern states suffer heat; thunder Washington—Chairman farm board d “political bunk tion Chattanooga—Two killed crash ‘Washington — Senate adjourns without acting on President Hoover's nomination for new federal power commission and vice-governorship of Philippines, Roosevelt Field, N, flyers on land here Chicago — Christian hero, fliles divorce suit fund suit ainst wife Foreign Moscow—Georges Tchitcherin, so- viet commissar for foreign affairs resigns Dublin — General railway strike averted pending further conferences. Somla—Nationalists orgdhnize chil- dren to thwart activities of educa- tional inftitutions , Bombay—City government forbids tapping municipal palm trees for li- quor’in sympathy wath Gandhi's pro- hibition campaigp N London —House of commons ac- cepts labor appeal to nd coal mines bill, Legge of injection of wheat in plane Y.—Sixteen second leg of air derby ‘ross, war and trust Sports Paris — Doctors eprained ankle will not Tilgen's keep him from playing in Davis Cup matches. | Omaha—Carnera Italian military helicve his priz over. Cleveland—Ruth gets home ruh as Yankees defeat Indians 7 to for nagers areer is recalled service; fighting York—Cubs go into first J r blanking Giants 6 to 0. Chicago—Lloyd Nordstrom, Iowan, leads in western amateur golf cham- New England Boston— fered thunder sh ers over New England follow ho ay, with extreme heat in Connecti d western Massachusetts. Louis 3 Arlington, killed by light- ning bolt R 1 y fire” with $50.000 sett pier threatened Westbrook, Me—Governor Mrs. William er testimonial banquet to Rudy 1adio singer Boston—City council r $500 rewa of Oliver B. Garrett, Norwich Surf hotel loss. and attend Vallee, votes down for cap- fugitive Conn.—Edgar B. Todd Pueblo, Colo. entrant in all-Ameri- can air derby, fopced down after be- coming lost with fuel exhausted Manchester, N. H.—Jean Grenier, University of New Hampshire breaks neck while diving. Boston—George T. Cuddihy, 65, fuperintendent of boys' depgrtment of L street baths and hero of many rescues, dies Lake Cobbosseccontee. unofficial world's outboard racing records established at England time trials, Boston—Rain forces . postpone- meft of heavyweight fight between Babe Hunt, Ponca City, Okla., and Paul Pantaleo, Chicago, till tonight. Medford, Mass.—Chief of Police John F. Welch, 62, dies. Me.—Four motor Missing Snake Story Possibly Only Hoax Rochester, N. Y., July 22 (UPY— Residents around Sea Breeze, N. Y., were not just certain today wheth- er a 20 foot python was at large or not. A report the was spread that python—weighing 200 pounds—had | escaped from a circus side show. Many laughed at the report, point- ing out that the weather was hot and that there had not been a wild animal—or wild ssake—scare in these parts for year Nevertheless a desultory went on in the woods near Breeze and Edward Hayes, show- man owner of the alleged missing python, was to be questioned search Sea DIAMOND KINC New York, July Dant Mauermeis, owner of two large mond cutting houses in Rotter- dam, has arrived here to stimulate the diamond business. Buying dia- monds, he believes, will the feeling of depwession RRIV the stock market crash last fall, an automobile the holy*color | showers pre- | New | (UP)—H Van | alleviate | The bus- | iness has fallen off 50 per cent since | ‘\fnsnel); used for light or cooking. | SECTION OF SEWER " ISFOUND ROTTED | | o/ (ity May Have fo Relay Main: Under Hartford Avenue Investigation into culvert which runs | | strip of stward r Hartford avenue yesterday disclosed the fact that the brick construction had given way in some places and that a block existed. This check- | up was recommended by the mayor 1 before work was begun on the new | extension to the culvert. The- in- | vestigation proved that something would have to be done with the,old section ,and the feasibility constructing th eentire project with 2 new oourse was gone into last' night and was referred to the city engineer for further investigation. He was instructed to estimate the cost of reconstructisn Chairman Ernest N explained that the delay in th Main street paving job sioned by the fact | was insisting th Company relay section as the present ot wer to be in terrible cor would tend to destroy that might be placed th Must Remove Fine A tree located on F front of the recently garage of the Southern land Telephone Co removed before the essible for Humphrey West e found any paving Old Tree will s trucks, expressed n question est in the city. The rected to arrange for it was stated. Rey at this, beca is one of engineer its removal The board on Monroe stre Lincoln streets before Octot was taken relative to Homestead avenue and Buell street from South Main to B E A petition lative ment and acceptance of was read and ting an inspection A petition for a sewer extending 500 feet on Norton road was d cussed and the case of the petition- er was heard. Following this the board decided to construct the sawer and agreed to s the work sometime about September 1 Discuss Two New Bridges of the cost of the bridges over Willow and Harding streets during which Mayor Qu 3 e hoard whether the property ers were to be assessed for ben: for the improvements, o decided thas this course should be taken. A petition for the construction of a subway from Hartford avenue to Beaver street was la n the table GANDHI’S FAITHFUL OPPOSING LIQUOR - ‘Indlans Campaign Against Ne- tive Tntoxicants was d dered curbs be laid from Arch to on both sides, to the develop- Everett street was laid over ssion ion of t Brooklawn was brook St di Bombay, July 22 (P—Mahatma Gandhi's civil resistance which began with s: lowed with hoycottir movement, s and fol- of British ng activity have and move- yester- at an s of Gandhi foreign cloth t opened hey shows shops March d th | rtised cam- 1 for n that no bids were offere the 30 licenses Women Assemble Long before time for the auction- eer to call for bids, women headed by Mrs. Hansa Metha, president of the Bombay provincial congress | committee, assembled before the en- trance to the hall The police loaded them into patrol wagons and took them to the station. Auother group stepped up and wass as speedily carted away. Just as the auction closed others appeared for duty. “orty-six were arrested. All were released after the sale closed Official action ¢n the liquor ques- tion was taken by the Bombay | Municipal Corporation. The favorite native drink is toddy, derived from the sap of the toddy palm, and it is against this beverage that the na- tionali campaigned most strong- The corporation decided yester- day by a vote of 33 to 28 that the | municipal palms henceforth should | not be leased for production of the frdrink Loss of $19,000 This will mean an annual loss of some $19,000 in gold for the city revenues, as about 40,000 toddy pa\ms in the corporation limits here- tofore have been leased=~ SON, 57, Portland, Ore., July Brousard, jr., used a forbidden word. | J. Brousard, sr., refused to pare the | |rod and spoil the child. The excited | | neighbors summoned police Police,‘deciding Brousard pere was old enough to look after his own | family affairs, retired The father is 96 the ild he didn't want to spoil is \ House plants are not thrive in a room where likely to gas is ex- | i r—‘_———- Girl Bride Buried On Day She Was to Wed Bayonne, N. J., July 22 (UP) —Today was Lena Locascio’s wedding day but instead of being marricd shé ‘was to be buried— in her bridal gown. Relatives prepared to hold a funeral that had the aspects of a marriage ceremony. “Let me be buried as a bride,” the girl told her fiance, Thomas Pirozze, before she died. “Bury me in my white bridal dress, with the flower girls, in their new dresses, following. And I want the best man and ushers fo he my pallbearers. Promise me that I it shall be so.” » NEARLY 200 WILL ENTER GOLF TILT Shenescossett Trophy to Go to| ; Match Winner New July 22 (P—Indi- cations today were that between 1 and' 200 golfers will compete in the ment at the London club. begin- ® 151 with Club officials announce that entries were definitely listed or more expected witKin the next the leg on which ) to replace the ently last year third tournament victors Paul Haviland of Bridgeport hell one leg on the trophy retired by Marston. He will compete this ye: but his victory 1928 will not count toward ew cup. The best 32 scores will qualify for championship division in «he medal round ‘Thursday. Two rounds atch competition will be playel ~de irday and the 3§ 1 is scheduled for Sunday. Mexican Death Hoa\ Exposed With Arrest Mexico City, July 22 (P—Colonel ez b, ace ent records, was killed 916, today was in Be- len prison charged with conspiring with his Wife to pose as dead for the purpose of collecting a pension. The authorities charge that the widow" collected about. pesos, in which Va The police said ght her in action in and received BOYS GE New York, J boys, all under ten at Central'park to drive to Coney Istind. When displayed a large roll of bills the driver took them to a police station. They were char ses from baby INTO JAM (UP)—Thrge riages. NAUGATUCK WOMAN KILLED route to er husband rdi. 41 ed yesterday 1 by her Tom- slight bardi and NTERVIEW GANDHI_ & ~ INPEAGE P! PRUJECT Delega ion Rather Hopeless of Success, Howeyer London, July 22 (P—Bombay dis- pAtches to Tondon newspapers say that Sir Tej Banhadur Sz Jayakar will visit Mahatma Gandhi today in their peace-making effort but are rather hopeless of the suc- cess of their mission. Sapru is quoted as saying while the conversations with the na- tionalist leader in jail at Poona will last for twb days, he is not confident of results. He said he believed that Gandhi was not aware of late de- velopments in the civil resistance movement, however, and that he would emphasize the harm done by the campaign in an effort to induce to compromise with the "To Interview Others After their talks with Gandhi the emissaries will 2o to A bad for interviews with Pandit | Motilal Nehru and Pandit Jawar- | halal Nehru, Gandhi assistan also are in jail The Daily Mail reports that 12 persons were injured by police stick: at Ahmadabad when a cr stormed the prison to demand release of a Moslem charged as thief. Editor Arrested July 22 (R=—The editor tionalist newspaper Lib- arrested today in connec- with a publication of an article by Mrs. *Basanti Devi police also prepared a warrant fot the edi- tor of the ne er Advance New Search Party will Seek Hook i in Jungles goon, F The party wh the Burmese jungles for Eric missing British flier returned Prome tod They reported that no | trace of the aviator had been found. | Hook and James Matthews were fiying from Engla to Australia airplane crashed between | on early ached Prome after ing {n wild country, ving that searchers later could ind Hook. Another expedition, composed en- tirely of Europeans, wil leave Ran- goon today for a further search. 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