New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1930, Page 1

FINAL EDITION NEW BRITAIN P &’vell"(agé ‘Ii)aily Cirg]ations For eek Ending 1 1 z July 26th ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1930.- .<HTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS GANGLAND'S GUNS /@ MOW DOWN-ZUTA INDANGE PAVILION Daring Band of Five Killers Slay Victim While Lake Resort ! Crowd Watches TORN MACHINE GUN ON PROSTRATE MAN'S BODY Riddles Racketeer " Group Calmly | With Bullets If at Delafield, Wis,, | ‘Warns Off Vacationists and Makes Escape — Same Man™ Attacked | When in Custody of Detective— | Dead Man Had Been Quizzed, | Delafield, Wis., Aug. 2 (P—A gangland machine gun drowned out the tinkle of a piano in a lake r»-w sort dance hall last night and m-‘JrrH than a score of vacationists saw five | gangsters mow down a man Wau-| kesha county authorities believed | might be Jack Zuta, a chieftain of | Chicago's northside Moran-Aiello | combine. enty or so couples were dancing | in the La ew hotel annex, at up- per Nemahbin near Delafield, when the five men entered Their | victim, known at t resort as H. Goodman, Aurora, 1l wa about to drop a nickel in slot of a mechanicai piano Gun Turned On Victim One of the gangsters carried a| machine gun, another riot gun. A third shot “Goodman" down with a pisto! Then the machine and riot| guns were turned on’the victim as| he lay dying on the dance hall floor. Bathers rushed up from the lake, but were thrust back from the dapce | hall doorway by the invaders. The gangsters fled in a car fng Illinois license plates. County police, within an hour, found that | the automobile used by “Goodman “ at the resort, had plates issued to Albert Bratz, reputed gunman for Zuta The clothing marks on the victim were 'S, V."—the initials of | Solly another Zuta associate. Take the Vision Chicago detectives were summon- | ed 1o fdentify the slain man as either Zuta, Vision or Bratz. All have be questioned in the assassination Alfred (Jake) Lingle, a police porter for the Chicago Tribune. Man Resembles Zuta County authorities after a tele- | phone conversation with Chicago de- tectives, said that the slain man re- sembled Zuta. The victim registergd at the hotel Tuesday. Another fian was with him. This man left for Chicago the | next day, the hotel manager said, and the county police believed it was for the purpose of dispatching the slayers to Delafield. « | en | of re- | as Zuta, reputed business manager of the north side Moran and Aiello factions, has not been seen, the de- tective bureau said, since an attempt was m’idr to as; sinate him July 1| as he was being escorted through the Loop from the bureau by Detective | (Continued on T SUSPECTS TAJMAJER [S INTIMIDATING WIFE Judge Saxe Warns Man She Must Be Brought to Court ge Two) third time since she | her husband's arres Tajmajer of 357 Bur- ritt street today absented herself trom police court, although the po- lice had notified her to be prepared to testify. Judge Saxe, suspecting that Tajmajer had told her not to appear, questioned him on that| point and he assured the court that he had not done so. A continuance | until Monday was ordered and Pros- ecuting Attorney Woods impressed on Tamjmajer that unless his wife | attends court she will be “hrought | down here in the wagon.” Tajmajer is alleged to have beaten his wife, knocking her down with punches when he cameshome from | work and found her intoxicated. In | falling, she knocked over a baby carriage and an infant was thrown to the ground and injured | John J. Bachanas, 40, of 74 Wcod- | land street, charged with violation | of probation, was given ano(her' chance by Judge Saxe, who contin- | ued the case in charge of Probation | Officer Connolly. Officers Brophy and Tierney arrested him last night | on complaint that e was intoxicated | and had driven his wife into the street. ¥or t brought abo; Mrs. Walter No Con-fil'r;lation Found On Palmer Phone Call | Waterbury, Conn., Aug. 2 (P—No | confirmation of published repdrts | that a Waterbury business man | while visiting Bridgeport saw Joseph Palmer, 37, of this city, who has| been missind since Tuesday night and believed to be drowned in Ban- | tam lake, was forthcoming this morning from Waterbury police. Lieut. Milton MacMullen, who was in charge of the desk all night since 8 o'clock, denied any knowledge of | the reporf. Deputy Supt. Mullings could not trace the rumor, nor could | Captain Keegan of the detective bureau. Lieutenant MacMullen said that person, persumably a practical jol er. representing himself as “Palme telephoned him last night and asked him “if the police wanted him." WARNS SOVIETT0 |in | Bogdanov. Trading corporation, led States, | eration of Labor. | baseless T Bossy Gillis to Seek Y. S. Senate Election || Fitchburg, Mass., Aug. 2 (P— Mayor Andrew J. “Bossy” Gillis of Newburyport today was a can- didate for the republican nomina- tion for United States senator. He assembled friends in a pub- lic lunch room htre last night and announced his candidacy. 1 am going to be the next United States senator and you can put ,that in your hat,” he said. Con- tinuing, he declared he would seek 250 names on nomination papers in Worcester, Suffolk, || Middlesex and Essex counties. ASK BRITISH CRAFT T0 LAKEHURST FOR . FINADJUSTMENTS Dmlculty Expec ¢d in Repairing | Damaged Dirigible While At- tached o Its Mast Route Mears Will Take On Flight This map shows the route John Henry Mears girdling flight, started this morning from New York the world record taken away from Mears by the Graf Zeppelin, RS STARTS TRIP ROUND ORLD 70 REGAIN RECORD .M/‘ LA __wiaoivobTok Hviovsr -o\ and his companion will take in their globe The men hope to recain the round [;”NES' UNELE T[] Globe Trotter and Ex- VISIT T0 HANGARS WOULD DISRUPT FLIGHT SGHEDULE Sailor Dies Following Operation Done in Gale Aboard U. S. S. Arkansas, at Sea, en route to New York, Aug. 2 (UP) Boatswain's Mate James wards Williams, of Ev- erett, Mass., died yesterday on board the U. 8. S. Florida after a difficult appendicitis operation performed during a gale at sea. Williams is survived 'by his sis- ter, Mrs. Esther Hayes. The Florida, with the battle- ships Arkansas and Utah, is re- turning from Europe with An- napolis midshipmen who have been on a training cruise. Williams' Everett address was |@way to a foreign hospital given as 61 Cleveland avenue.s HOME OWNERSHIP : oo LT"mZ‘x,'SJ,’;HJ‘.“:' e nest ,f,,“u“,"' ¥y Organize Conlerences fo Study Real Estate Pians v 0 ENCOURAGE PURCHASE Continued circulation Canada. A l.jrg strip of fabric Financing Systems Unfair and In- WITHDRAW TRADE s v e . Refueling Operations While Men | Who Brought Airship Over Ocean { Amtorg Ghalrmau Says “Base-| less” Charges Must Cease - TALES AT WILLIAMSTOWN Bogdanoy Enjoy Shore Leave and Preparc | for Official Reception in Various | Cities of Dominion, St. Hubert, Que., A winged lion of the air ‘mgnt today, but the were trying to avoid 2 (A —The eeded treat- | home folks 1ding him Says $70,000,000 Expen- ditures of His Nation Thus Far This Year Will “Persecution” Stops. Aug. of charges against the Amtorg Trading | | corporation and of -wmsansmcton”“"“ ripped from the port fin by the | Anancing of Soviet trade operations|¥ind and the R-100 finished the America will result in reduction | VO¥382 with temporary repairs of Soviet purchases in thig country | TWO courses were open. One was which amounted to more than $70,- | {0 attempt to replace the torn fab- 000,000 during the first three quar-|FiC With the airship swinging at the ters of the current year, Peter A.|!OP Of the mooring tower whe,e it chairman of Amtorg|Mmade fast vesterday morninz. The said today. jother was to take the airship to the | whose organization | United States naval station at | ‘L the subject of investi- | hurst, J. where a house committee on | housed hangar. smuggling and spreading | sk Difficult propaganda in the Unit-| The job of spreading and fasten- addressed the Russian|iPE New fabric with the atrship of the institute of poli- |SWINging in the wind at the top of | | the tower where neither ladders nor scaffolding can be used is both dan- gerous and difficult. Much of it Spaking in halting English, he |5 characterized as “absurd” the “h°“"’ have to be done from withia | the fi arges of communistic propgganda } tivities made against the Amtorg| _1Ne facilities at I Trading corporation by Grover Nas the only Whalen, former police commission- | NNt large enough to house the er of New York, and Matthew Woll, | R-100, have been tendered to her “Our trade with the United Staes [ British embassy at W ashington, has been characterized by a steaiy “IZ"h”‘ 1:” ¥|%r ish airmea increase,” Ne said, “however, ”mxwou avail themselves of the offer | basic conditions for the ificrease of | WaS uncertain today. The flight | {our purchases in this country are|rom the mother country to one of |Stimulating private effort, rather |the expansion of credits by firms|her dominions was projected as an |than seeking relicf through legisla- and_banks and the increase of the|all-British enterprise. Those in |{ion. a national conference on home Sovist exports to the United States |charge have indicated that {hey|O®Nership and building has been American banks on the whole have | WOuld feel that the all-British [called by fhe president. A score been backward in the long term |Character bf the undertaking woull |Of associations representinz the ma- financing of purchases for the So. |be dimmed if the R-100 crossca the |iOrity of the interests touc viet union. The Soviet union ex- | border and came to rent on Amer-|the problem were invited pects credits in such amounts and |1¢an soil. even for repairs. Another |their chiefs as members of upon such terms as are now being |POINt against taking the airship to [NINg committee which will granted by European countries, | Lakehurst is that the time required | |the conferences program which are far more Tavorable thaw |0 Make the 500 mile flight there | Financing Plans Bad those granted in the United States, |[and return would disrupt the pro-| Mr. Hoover pointed out that “Another important factor in the | Bram arranged for flights over Ca- |Cin& conditions surrounding home congraction of credits and financial | nadian cities. These flights include |Puilding have been extremely bad facllities extended to us here has |trips to Ottawa, Quebec and Toron- |and are particularly in need of ad- been undoubtedly a certain lack of | t0. With possibly a trip to Windsor, |Justment but he said “n":H confidence created by the many | Ont. across the border from De.|Pe only one confer- rumors regarding economic | troit en. work nditions in the Soviet wnion and Sl e G the recent unwarranted attacks on | cost of construction in the Amtorg. It is hardly necessary of the count hrough for me to take up any of your time design, the better layout to point out the absurdity of the ac. | €Oul be hauled down to the ground ,lml areas are all of first port cusations made by Messrs. W land the repair work completed [ance.” the president said "he Woll, and others. However, there quickly and expertly by workmen {pansion and betterment of homes no question that the very fact ipped with ladders and scaffolds. |its bearing upon comfort. increa A strip 15 by six feet was ripped |ing standards of living and ec nfi the port fin on the afternoon ot |ic and social ility of (Continued on Page Two) Mr. Bogdanoy, was recently ghtion by harges of communist it cou in conference and tics, adequate, While Building loan Companies Fall to Take Calls Charges “Absurd” Care of All Trade. Aug. 2 (A—Coordi- remove Washington nated effort which are kehurst, hangar on the conti- which influences of to depriving thousands Americans of the advantages of as set in motion home ownerzhip today at the direction of President Hoover Privately financed. and with studies directed at coordinating and ing on to detail 1 plan- ke up finan- eduction in o improve 1 of residen- Could Use Ladilers | The argument in favor of ac Adam’s invitation kehurst, the great airship is en, is that | ¢ ononi- (Continued on Page Two) FOUR OF TEN WHO LEFT JAIL [}AUEHT‘ North Carolina Hunts Re- mainder of “Hard st is out- (Continued on Page Two) .| PR WHO CHARGED (S o ) ;Judge Convicts Men Who Col- ! Noklec and Bobrowski, | quiring | the road that they, were being given | THIS WEEK'S AFFAIRS NOTEROYAL BIRTH Mail Pilot Hop For Harbor Grace—Hope New Britain Man's Kin t0 B¢ to Span Atlantic Start-_ Present Scotch Caste ' ing From Newfound- DUGHESS EXPECTS HER land Tomorrow. Sncient Custom Makee Presence of|10€8] Weather Predicted as Two Men Take to Air— Head of Expedition Has H_eld Fastest + Marks for Distance Only to Lose Them. CFARES ARE FINED . lected From Children WARNS FUTURE OFFENDERS (\ Official of Government in Room Necessary—Observer Sits Behind | Screen, A Who Took Twice Money for Transporting Youthful The will "be The her uncle of a New Britain mar month wh Duchess of York gives present s | birth to Job-Seckers to Bloomfield, Pay baby is J R. Cl ecretary home affairs in C and an uncle of Micha Clynes of 34 Wilcox street 810 Each—One Claims Ignorance. g 2 Judge today M. D. Saxe in police de a finding of of violation of the motor under the section re- ators and owners les to I registr fee couts Rooseveit N. Y. Aug. 2 —Bound for New York City by way of Dublin, Berlin, Moscow and Beat- John Henry Mears and Hen J. " took off at 6:40 a. m. ? today in their plane the City of York. Their first scheduled stop rbor Grace, Newfoundland. seeking the round-the- which Mears had held it broken, and the present figure hours and 26 min- Graf Zeppelin last rs and Brown hope to trip in less than twenty pe in fifteen with good Field, two cas s ehicle 1 Chosen Scotland, who of for Duty Aug. 2 (R—The His Majesty's for home soon Reibic Duc : Glamis trotier, | mill boy world o his morning by | j. R Harbor Grace, N hop off for England gain his record UMBRELLA THEFTS CHINA WAR LINK . Celestial Fear of Rain Nearly Delayed Gunboat Work SEVERAL CITIES IN DANGER Defense Vessels Finally Completed fer arms and showed him quith. The home secretary then went ba and reported the historical fact to his government and the royal birth was duly registered. ape the out giobe the public ec; cial lic sounded lator He fi Beatty will by and rning that dealt with s n Nokiee, 52 Anthony of Beaver costsggach on one pending jitfigment on the second Nokiec presented by Attorney B. J. Monkiewi contended that he was asked by Michael alik of 179 Beaver sireet to convey a group of girls to the tobacco fields in Bloomficld, where they expected to find employment last Saturday. and, as he P there to see h three children, he was willing to take them provided they fifty 1 for gasoline and oil. He gallons of gasoline and of oil for K1.45 before w Britain, and in Granby he made the same purchase, which left him four cents of the three dol- girls paid him Denies Girls' Testimony Although the girls claimed that Nokicc warned them to tell any po- liceman who might stop them along Clynes, to be pre baby York m m< ancien come he of futur, re world record, only the nth of 11 Dobrow- $10 sus- expect early this m is in accord British law that the hirth of a possi the throne must be atte £ state o state duty in the manner which the birth Prince Wales was attested by the la Asquith Asquith sat hehind a scr Queen Mary's room. At that she was Duchess of York Princess of Wa later came Queen Alexandra, Asquith. When the present d young crown prince was Wor to see ski, 2 street count, by the mmer. Me e carry out malkpthe of ka8 Makes Good Takeoff a red, newly risen sun at his s Brown sent the little red and '™ Gilver monoplang wincing down the Ime[)ong transatlantic runway through The | ihe early morning mists and pulled her aloft a good thousand feet short Gully" where Fonck's tempt ended in in who - txo rts qu he field once, gaining v en pointed the plane's nose for Harbor Grace Ideal weather waited Mears and Brown on their nine-hour 1,175-mile journey, and ahead across the At- lantic conditions appeared to be fa- A special room Glamis le for the next 48 hours. They has been weserved for Mr s t to hop {rom Harbor Grace and he will be the guest of the Duke | tomorrow morning for Baldonnel Duchess of York airdrome near Dublin, 1,900 miles away. It will be their longest over- water hop on the circum vigation f the globe Relatives See Fakeoff Brown's sister Mary of icago, and Mr. Mears' daughter, were at the field to see o Despite Unique Handicap — Vir- tual Anarchy Reigns in Several Provinces. in he denied it, ix had bren asked Judgo 1o testify nial contended his rights some expenses of the trip recent court | f itted motorists by civil action em by persons of fre ride to a picnic and as only two of the called to testify, Nok Saxe to require 1of th nder oa i hear hi Attorney kiewicz it Nokic within Washington ust 2 (P Al shortage of umbrellas and an over- supply of rain in Shanghai in 1927, was disclosed to as a near causi of far gr. fficulties for Amer- icans in China than they now iy tage of umbrel d in time. naval of- ers believe, several of the Ameri- gunboats which loom lar the protection of foreigners during | disturbed times, would not | in service the crown, sister Princess El In this con |to note that plies to royal s the daugh always to the s The throne at lows The Prince of Wales, the D York, Princess h of Gloucest ss Mary displa the group w not n relieve nd decision and others to collec money promised t agreeing to pay rips from one e to anof Saxe, however, took t Nokiec collected the money fare and held warning to girls not to tell a had paid was an it Claims Ignorance Bobrowski admitted a group of boys to Bloo Saturday but did not know said Brown said as and patted her shoulder. Then he ed his sister British | and climbed into the cockpit. 1s as fol- | Miss Mears' leave taking from her more extended but mone showed emotional ntil the City of New g into dista Brown give way, and then a momen “Goodbye, ladv.” position | he kissed his wife expenses posed to Rain ats were under Shanghai when the northern forces Then the the uke of {of the women ain. Not York was Aid Mrs. only fer Miss Me e the of Fare he dr d Shlh they ts each each of the there being no for his or im sor on the 1 > ¢k in Berea. Ohio Princess to Lose Placy small Browns, Henry Thus, d ¢ mo old 1 Quch a Harr altomatics over the long beth to give before she though night. would ‘still | | uncles, ¢ with prior cla is on the expedition, were two James, Jr., Harrfet Vir- her dad good- ance telephone nt sleep last left exposed 1o 1 i craving for an um- eturned to New Britain brella when it rains made the work- had paid his mother fifty ce useless and whea the contract (Continued on Page 4 on Page Two) last of he celestial if the expec s (Continue | bye ce al- | ju m w list, o went to Princ Elizabeth's cla those Have Radio fiiers have a s | | Prince George aunt a z = cess Mary. (Con don F l Princess Mary. Aboard hort wave ra- pre The ge Two) RUSSIAN PULPWO0OD of the Iw vill soon b on of royal e seventh course events Boiled” Convicts Salisbury, N Aug. 2 (A—Four of 10 men who sawed their way | out of thé Rowan county jail here | late last night had been captured | and placed back in their cells early | today. W. M. first of the Uere T 'VE BEEN ITTIN' FEML YeArRs— AN' | NOT A WORD d! Rowan county, | recaptured, was found walking on a highway six | miles from Salisbury Lee J'O\(rll.l Will Sehen and Paul Brftian, all of this county, were captured shortly after 1 a. m. near Harper's Junction, 11 miles from here. | All of the men who escaped, | Sheriff R. T. Lyerly said, were being held pending trial. He described them as “safecrackers and men held | for larceny.” The sheriff said he con- | sidered the lot *hardboiled crimi- nals.” The Miller, of 10 to be PosSIBILITY osauvma ALL WHO WEQE (N ALLIED| ARMIES EXBUPTION From PERSONAL TAX— who remained at lib- erty were named by the sheriff as W. G. Benfield, B. C. Travis and Claude Manes of Gastonia, N. C., | and Danville, Va.; E Brittian, sarl Powers and T. all of Rowan countly The men broke the lock to a large cell block where they were all held. | | Making their way down a locked | corridor to a barred window, they | sawed one of the bars and squeezed | through the small opening to drop to the ground from the second story. Five other white men in the same | large cell made no attempt to es- cape. six J ‘W. Davis, YOUNG SEES MAVY CHANGES IN_7 0 YEARS HIGH TIDE—AUGUST 3 (Standard Time) New London 1:32 a.m.,4:56 p.m. | e T NO CHANCE OF BABY'S MixuP AT NEW BRITAIN HOSPITAL— BEADRS ON BAGYS' NECK PREVENT TAS i even more WILL BE ADMITTED WONENFOUNDDEAD 110 v s INDESERTED RODS~ Sme™ $4,500,000 Two Slayings Near Cleve- lan Mystify Police Authorities ubA ‘E NEA <& A X Hi!llS 4 picrure OF € $130,000 HAWLEY RARY FOR CHILDREN YS COMPLETED ~nm () Russian der a o on s d th s U iry de w embar Aug (P-—Aut were mystified by finding of bodies of two women early twenties on coun localities about m last 18 hours. stances of their Both Lori- th today 25 miles apart the de bodies Ciivan ths ared to be sim One noon found near her hair a ahove the right 'he body n modegately 1 a black crepe bullet eye W and w nte West Vir- company and sworth She flesh dress per company i oined with ships (Continued on in- THE WEATHER Gocb NEWS ! [ 0 DANGER EROM BoREr IN SWEET CorA EAI’LS/ New Britain and vicinity Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday: not much change in temperature. u.Ufi Dade — | 1ed on Page Two)