New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1930, Page 13

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1930. 13 PROFESSOR DENIES DEMOCRACY FAILS Says It Has Never Been Tried in South Aug. 6.—(R) democracy has Williamstown, Mass., —The belief that failed in Russia, Italy, Jugo-Slavia and Turkey is “fantastic” Professor Cecil Delisle Burns, of the Univer- sity of Glasgow, said today in an address before the western civiliza- tion conference of the institute of | politics. “They never had any democracy,” Professor Burns declared. “Even within the jurisdiction covered by | western democracy there are sections in control of dictatorships where democracy has never been tried as in the southern states of the United States. The governmeént of thesc states is not democratic, nor is their power in national affairs on a demo- cratic basis. Similarly, the govern- ment of India is a dictatorship and 50 i3 the government of the colonial territories of European democracies. “Where a small group controls the government of large numbers, with- out reference to the choice or desir of these large numbers—even if the control is intended for their good— there is dictatorship. But modern dictatorship is not based upon dis- tinctions of birth or religion. Tt is | a survival, in the western world from the period before democratic ideas became practical politics Western democracy involved both the direct political influence of wom- en and also a free press, France is not politically a democrac Democracy An Experiment “However, democracy is an ex- | periment and so far it has improv- ed human life and character | wherever it has been tried. Women's experience in governmental affairs too short to warrant any ions as the effect upon govern- policy which the Professor herefore western en are usually ce too 1 * he eason why hould not im- is that they may | 1's education to be good that.” f women inger suppose and Pro Amher round me Thorp, of aking before the nomic at in- college ble, more rapid- although UNSFATS DENOCRAT Whitehead, Cold fo Al Smith, Loses in Virginia Primary Rich Aug. 6 (A—Joseph T. Deal and Howard Smith were the democratic nominees for congress in the second and eighth Virgir tricts today, following the party pri- ary yesterday. as G. Bu ent's had won t Joseph dis- the parently gresst lead of incx Deal w ated him in t landsh Yesterday his victory over Mrs 2 former membe tes, and W t delegate ) drawn 1 the h distr ner circuit who a isfact rating s nominat Ball Mac from k D. ¢ cen- tion of support sident in | Burch's d for lukewarm Smith for pre Classical League Visits Italian Minister Today Rome, Aug. 6 (A—Two hundred | members of the Vergilian Cruise or ganized by the American Classical League today were received by Min- ister of National Education Giulia The minister congratulated the Amy ans for their votion to the classical poet as shown by their long ou s connected with his Prof. Ralph Vandeman Magoftin, | of New York University, president ot the Archaeological Institute of | America, and at one time in charge | of the school of classical studies of the American Academy in Rome, responded in Italian, expressing the | hope that the visit would link| Italian and American culture more | closely Awards of merit from the King to | the organizers of the cruise were | sented by the education minister. Police Officer Shoots Hotel Bandit to Death Detroit, Aug. 6 (F—A policeman | early today shot to death onc of two men who held up a small hotel. The | other man escaped with approxi-| mately $100 in cash. The two robbers held up H Bass, night clerk at the State hotel, | and forced him to open the cash| register. Patrolman George Caugh- | lin who had been assigned to guard | the hotel in an effort of the police department to check robberies at such places, opened fire as the men ran after getting the money. v o the scenc 'ACH PORTUGAL Aug. 6 (P—The carrying a group BEAUTIES R Oporto, Portugal, steamship Cuyaba, of European beauties bound for Rio de Janeiro, arrived here st night. They were met by the Brazilian con- | sular authorities and the whole pop- | ulation escorted them to a reception ‘n the crystal palace. | Parachute | ter in an attempt | down MAN SAVED BY PLANE'S WING FOLLOWING CRASH Jumper Taken Wreckage In Lake Ontario Aft- er Pilot Loses Life Swimming Belleville, Ont., Aug. 6 (A — An airplane passenger who used the plane as a life raft after it had been forced down in Lake Ontario was alive today while the pilot who a tempted to swim ashore lost life, Terry McGovern, a jumper was rescued from of the plane by boatmen and told how the pilot, Gerry had drowned battling wind and wa- to reach land were on their way vesterda He said they to Toronto when the plane about a mile off shore. As it hit the water the engine fell off, leaving the plane buoyant. He clung to the plane he said, but Fitton de- cided to swim. His strength was not equal to.the task and he sank came COMPLETE GENSUS FIGURES GIVEN OUT Mythical Center of Population Must Be Found Again hington, Aug. te preliminary showed cont to number Wa comp Four months tered the field aus completed wide compilation nouncements of total figure contair one Pennsylvani from whit enumerators ed P | are calen Ou the forty iHotiael 16 Per Cent Inc Only one. Mo loss of lifo! s the s her o state Florida close nder—in- creasing by 51.4 per cent. Mich placed third with a growth of 3 per cent. New Jersey ded 2 growing geoy cont next in 1 1SUS eXprris & census bureau t slow by t More -comy THU Rb‘. FRI, SAT. VIIA PMDA/E PICTURS, ON THE STAGE BOBBY (Uke) HENSHAW BROADWAY'S MERRY MIMIC and | about 900 in number From | | ret Last Times Today NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. than han 100,000 inhabitants, | cities numbering 10,000 in- | from approximately 700 to | I]EE'SI[]N []N PLEA ploym nor on cl ation by Judge Booth thholds Decision £ more Now The creased Of the many fact-finding phases of the census, only the y\orrn]mv:on count is complete. No nation-wide | totals have been complied on un- Hartford, Aug. 6 (A—Henry O Lorenz who is condemned to die by ing soon after midnight next nday, today hopefully awaited u decision on his final plea to escape his fate, A petition for a new trial based on newly discovered evidence was presented to Judge John Richards Booth of superior court yesterday by Lorenz's counsel. The jurist with- held his decision The new evidence affidavits from Sv that a strain of insanity n the man’s family 3arrett and childr . of Belmont, Mass., formerly of this city, are visiting here Wright of Walnut ending a week with Bessie Sampson 2 nard beach. Misses Frances Crowley, Ann right, Inez Calkins, Madeline Sau- Lenore Barrett, Helen McIner- Poilard and Mary Gra street i contained in den indicates has existed and that he him- 1pted to commit partment of th is at Myrtle Miss Ella and Florence Winches- ter of 87 Prospect street are spend- ing two weeks at Morgan point with Dr. M. G. Mouradian Mr. and Mrs, E. W Lucy Lumpp, Miss and Edward after spendi brook Manor. Mrs. P. C. have ret on ate Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn opposed the petition asserting that the plea of insanity had been consid- cred and discarded before the trial Lorenz was convicted of the mur- der of Nils E. Anderson, uncle of the 1 Lor ined to marry. “Verboten” Too Blunt For Modern Germans Berlin, Aug. 6 (A—Many things ATe: still *‘verboten” in republicap rmany, but no longer plainly go. Since the Fatherland was made safe for democracy, its ci have ceme to resent b Lumpp. Miss Ruby Johnson ave returned ion at Say- ance and son, Wil- rned after spending vac Saybrook Manor TILDEN ENTE! RS SINGLES ton, N. Y., Aug. 6 (UP) ade one of his cisions singles ual usque “ver- smacking of the ist of kaiserism form of t for who hold that one man is as ther, and a darned sight one sees the gates of rban ador notices intimating that pedd espectfully forbidden.” those as sc dout on th es to take trophy OIL TRUST N. Z., Aug. 6 ich the New zovernment would attempt to wrow the American trust con- e New Zealand gasoline ibricating oil market was be- He will ament today. The proposal was that the ernment enter into an agreeme ith a British oil firm to form a monopoly in this country's markets as competition to American ests (UP)— in ips by the succession American Joston early not been d e AL NAVAL OFFICER SWORN IN ey to Kings| Managua, Nicaragua, Aug. § (P— Commander Andrew S. Hick 5 Navy, of N3 ¥ SPRING PROVES OIL WELL Horn ¢ e president of o N. Y., Au (P—Mayt Nicaraguan inter- con- r came to N Alfred W ited States to be able to explain happened to a spring on the ters, memory of spring s of the iminis near here local Noyem. failed present which was cor e to be insulti BANKS CLOSEE Aug. 6 DOORS (rp)— | A court } vel do C MORLY New York rly of Mt. Di STARTS CRUISE PORTUGAL GIVEN DAMAGES Warner Bros. MBASSY BIG DOUBLE FEATURE Unless otherwise indicated. theatrical notices mnd reviews in this column are written by press agencies for the respective amusemeut company. AT THE EMBASSY ' a much her- tional and Vitaphon ma, opens at the Em- now for a r { threc AT THE “Way of All 3 's powe STRAND deville those enjoymen endir Barraud color virsio 1 of orrow at ory laid i AT THE PALACE Charles Farrel Ambassador Receives x Mo which is er tomor- Mrs. Dodion Reilgmng _ But Not Out of Party hington, Aug. 6 () — Mrs Dodsor e James i{ix'k;\'bod Obtains Divorce From Lila Lee Mo aving Her hust g for district Frie of co: Great Still Supplying Jersey Coast Is hened Keyport, N. J., Au y as s1 avenue, owne ersey of the TOMOBROW AND FRIDAY Starts TODAY Thrilling, Exposing! Stole Her First Kiss! Would He Go Is The Way of All Men, with JACK MULHALL the underworld to save Life Underworld ? I DTIsE Loretta YOUNG as the girl who defied the sister she had never met., is happy news with JANET GAYNOR CHARLES FARRELL There a Paradisc for a Girl Whose Has Been Bonded to the FEATURE with VIVIENNE SE WALTER WOOLF NOAH BEERY LUPINO LANE The Supreme Triumph of Musical Drama RELATIVES JOAN CRAWFORD in ‘Our Blushing Brides’ Aug. 14, 15, 16, “Strand Kiddies’ Revue” Starts SATURDAY CLARA BOW in “LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES” singing in their lovingly adorable way through this Movietone Musical song romance . » . Also “Loose Ankles A Comedy Sensation with LORETTA YOUNG and The Conflict of Ficrce Passions— FAIRBANRS. JR The Romance of Young Love— —NOW PLAYING— ‘A Sorg of Kentucky’ with LOIS MORAN Co-Feature A Riotous Comedy Drama ‘Dumbbells In Ermine’ Robert Armstrong & James Gleason The Drama of Jungle Perils. 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