New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1930, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1930, FOUR MEXICANS N [Mic PRISON AT JUAREZ Charges Not Made Public in Arrests Across Border \El Paso, Tex, Aug. § tavo Flores, deposed mayor of Juarez, Mexico, Gil Sanches and Eduardo Rivero, former police chiefs and Victor Coalla, former city de- tective, It Jjail last night on charges not made public. Mexican officials said the ar- rests were the result of recentMin- vestigations into alleged irregulari- ties in the handling of city finances. Juarez was placed under virtual martial law during the investiga- tion, which included, too, the Chi- huahua state election. « An investigation into vice condi- tions in Juarez was launched last week, rumored at the insistence of persons high in diplomatic circles in the United and Mexico. Juarez has been quiet and order- ly since the old officials were houst- ed a week ago and business men, serving without pay, placed at the head of the city goverr nent. " BLIND FLYING TEST PROVES PRACTICAL Huge Transport Plane Makes Hop by Radio Beam Detroit, Aug. 8 (—A , transport pilot brought a tri-motor plane load- ed with 10 passengers from Chicago te Detroig last night flying “blind,” guided only by his instruments and direetda radio beams. The pilot, W. E. “Slim" of the §tout Airplanes, was sealed up ir his cabin in front of the plane while over the municipal airport at Chicago, leaving only a small space for his observe to watch for ap- proaching planes. Keeping his plane balanced by instruments, he guided his course by a federal gov- ernment air mail radio beam as far 8s Laporte, Ind., from there he flew by compass until he picked up a di- rectional beam from the Ford air- ar Jackson, Mich. The cabin until he arrived above roit landing fleld Larned faid the flight demonstrat- ed the effectiveness of instrument and radio beam flying for large cross-continent passenger planes. Al- though several ‘blind” flights have been made by smdller planes he said this flight was the first by a large passenger plane over established air Toutes. FORMER SENATOR (P—Gus- Age of 69 San Jose, Cal. Aug. 8 (A—Death today had claimed James D. Phelan, San Francisco financier and former United States senator. He died yes terday following an illneks of scveral months. He was 69 years old. For vears Phelan was an outsta ure in California po- litical, social and cultural lite. Born in San o in Phelan at an early age took an rest in politics, and served three terms as mayor of Ris native ci He was elected to the senate in 1915 on the democratic ticket. After his term of office, he retired and devoted himself fo cultural ac. tivitles. He was connected with many banking and business prises in California, but found time to devote much energy in public service. He was unmarried. 1861, Warner Bros. STRAND | TODAY and SAT. were lodged in the Juarez|: | Larned, | 'ALL MEN’ s, 4, S TDOUGLAS FAIRBANKS }: . DOROTHY REVIER NOAH BEERY . Talking &%t National VITAPHOKD- PICTURE On the Stage SELECT AUDEVILL Featuring BOBBY (Uke) HENSHAW Broadway’s Merry Mimic and “Relatives” COMI AUG. 14, 15, 16 THE STRAND KIDDIES’ REVUE All Jotal Kiddies Michael Is Happy King Carol, who took his son's stored the careless airs Michael had and brushed aside the solemn mien JBurchares, Aug who was king is a | and Rumania likes Wy King Carol has clothes of his son. He has taken ff hat, his long trousers ed knickerbockert a slouch cap, and an open blo The serious-faced, worried ruler who used to solemnly 8 (A — Michael boy again— changed the excitement time to the music. Those who were his subjects are glad to see the §-vear-old boy, whose father took his job of being king from him, become a careless child again. Michael and beats seems thoroughly con- tepded with his new lot, although he is only heir apparent to the throne he oace occupied. Apparent- ly doffing the royal crown was a relisf to him. " l PHELAN 1§ l]EAl]NEW I California Lawyer Succlimbs (e PRICE 15 RAISED mt & Quart Added on Plea of Fluid Shortage New York, Aug. 8 (A—The first direct affect of the drought was re- | flected here today when milk dealers {announced an increase of one cent |a quart in the price of milk to be put into ff'm' lv‘t g Monday. Th was or- | derea gue nounced hundred ¥ price. The drought conditions duced pasturage and re ing of grain to da The Dairym gue said the supply of milk coming into the city to which have re- | red feed- enter- | ¥ | |[EmBassY| Warner Bros. “Go Away Closer!” with “SHEETS" GALLAGHER STUART ERWIN MITZI GREEN “The Chiid Wonder" 1 better that| ittle | watch | in review now claps his | MBASSY Boy Again And Rumania Likes Him So place on Rumania's throne, has re- whn he played on the beach (lower) the boy had as king (inset). Carol and Michael are shown together (top). had dropped 11 per cent below nor- al and there was danger of a larger reduction in the The assertion hortage was | Lemkuhl, hea | sentative in ¢ He sajd: “The normal supply of milk is en- tering this city daily and as far as we can find out there is no shortage. NewYork of mk for its there i® appare re supply shou for n needs and son why ade- three sent tly no rea not remai qu or weeks. CATERPILLAR INVASION | Phoenix, Ari Aug. 8 (UP) Destroying all v tation as they go, green-bodi aterpillars with a saw- |like tail have advanced on Nevada |like an army, ng to forestry officials. h was last mov- | say they never have heard of such a visitor in that vicinity before. G lu\ST SHOWINGS TODAY Positively Your Last Chance to See AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS Janct Gaynor, Charles Farrell —in— ‘HIGH SOCIETY BLLE\ Co-Feature “LOOSE ANKLES” A Comedy Sensation — Cool — ( nm(ml«ll)lr‘ SATURDAY ONLY “TRCOPERS THREE” Starring REX LEASE Co-Feature “SECOND WIFE” Selected Sound Shorts STARTS SATURDAY 1:30 to 11:00 Money can't have “IT" — But lov¢ can — See Clara’~ latest romance and find out how she gets a mil- lionaire— “GOLDEN DAWN” “ROAD TO and PARADISE” has an adequate supply ! 23 ————— e S Liverpool Councillor Refuses to Honor King Liverpool, England, Aug. 8 (P —City Councillor John Braddock refuses to stand at attention for King George, “My action is deliberate,” Brad- dock explained. “I believe in con- sistency. When I led the unem- ployed we sang the “Red Flag" at the conclusion of our meeting. Now that I am a member of the city couneil I am not going to have it said of me that I now stand up with my colleagues and toast the king." Nobody interferes with Brad- dock when he remains seated al- though everyone else stands dur- ng the royal toast. N— NEW ZONING LAWS | PASS INSPECTION Proposed Amendments Approved by Building Commission The building commission yester- | | tions made by Inspector A. N. Ruth- erford and will ask the ments to the zoning law urged by the inspector. | Chiet among the recommendations | ® is one bearing on the keeping of | chickens in residential districts. In- |spector Rutherford found that the lact now in force permits the estab- |lishment of a chicken farm within 40sfeet of any residence in the c under the clause which permits th use of rear yards for farming pur sector Rutherford asked ‘the of the corporation counsel for an opinion on his interpretation and when fund it to be correct, he ndation ¥ the ers of the board iction is desirable. s on gar- ed prepare HONEY PR()I?I CING CHAMP v ANg. & (LP)— cial production of honey % has 800 colonie yards | day voted approval of recommenda- | common | |council to consider several amendse T R a Unless otherwise indicated. theatrical 4\ A I!Il SATERY LT u;‘i p written by press agencies for the respective amusement company. ) EMBASSY THEATER | “Rarin’ to Go!" Clara Bow and |a gang of Paramount’s most con- ‘\ulslns comedians ,including Mitzi | | Green, Skeets Gallagher and S(uart ‘l':rx\lr“ 'hf‘ dumb Axel of “Syeetie,” are coming to the bassy theater, urday for four days, in “It”" girl's biggest hits, ‘Love Among the Millionaires.” f the real redheaded pepper bing lfl\' ‘Loves Among is reslly Clara st musical romance. Intro- a screen einger ount on Parade” to the Nav forth as the “New ' gloriously radiant with puts a quartet of hot no other could. 1" to Go” is only one of ther song, a real jazzy dance probably gives the greatest the Bow personality. Then ot joyous lyric of the lara follows this with hat's e Waiting F The he picture, the Millionai umber. Green, who won rywhere with her imita- ions of Charlie Mack of Moran and of Chevalier and Helen “Paramount on Parade,” ks Clara Bow in this picture, a song. “Don't Be a hich rivals Jack Oz npany” and “T s a strong co ense rivalry pro- of comedy. is the name of usual film dramas ears. 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B all about Strand st stranger will be the one e) Henshaw, Broa nd his ““Re New Britain theate >s Willis, the cel6br ure to have on Unz same bill Comedians, “Gone a variety of fun Revue, full of and speed.” Don't Bobby *'youth, miss this show C f)\[P()l NCE begun to- Lake Com- for the great fire which is to be held night an® horse rider, nov- ires, there are to tacular attrac- ke the exhibi- n one of the most e to be held at the B large supply of avy rockets has been ered bombs and for a greut LAKE COMPOUNCE Bristol, Conn. SUNDAY NIGHT August 10 TAL HENRY AND HIS FAMOUS North Carolinians Orchestra “The Prince of Personality || with a Great Orchestra from || the Cotton Belt of North Carolina.” Gigantic Fireworks Display Featuring New Moving Pieces Every Sat. Night! ——e e W. R. FENN THOMAS FIRTH F. GINSBERG C. A. HJERPE W. D. SULLIVAN A. J. KALLBERG J. E. KILBOURNE J. L. LANDGREN C. J. LEROUX The New Britain Gas CITY HALL BUILDING In addition | from New Br pected to attend the danc Compounce Sunday night Henry and his North Carolinian ol chestra will present a progran personnel of the orchestra same as that which proved so lar last season and they are exp ed to be at their best on their first 1930 New England appearance § day night. o at Lake when Tal is the popu USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | | | | | | | A Personal Recomum ment frained {T persona! € m givi do\"‘~““°“L In dep?! impelle 1“ he\‘“ed mE po\\FL rting from v an AFTER AHOT DAY— A soothing shower of warm water, the grime slides off and fatigue melts away. g F. W. LOOMIS M. McGRATH A. A MILLS FRANK NAIR LOUIS NAIR OLDEST NEWSPAPERMAN Stillwater, Minn., . 8 (UP)— (Celebrating 60 years continuous service, W. E. Easton. editor of the Stillwater Gazette, observed the an- niversary of his threc score years pf service August 5. 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