New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1930, Page 11

s | NIEW BRITAIN HERALD Pages 11 to 18 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1930. . Institute. of Politics Speakers, Differ In Discussion of Japan’s Demands Over 10-7 Naval Ratio YOUTHS STEAL $82 | IV HALFDOLLARS S aus 13 Ransack House in Ovmers' Ab- | sence—Both Bound Over | British Admiral Takes Ex- ception to Comments of Assistant Secretary of State Castle. Williamstown — Vi 10.7 ratio &mands for a were at variance in the general conference on the ‘far eastern situatien” at the Insti- tute of Politics today William R. Castle retary of state the conferance that in his stay fcan ambassador naval conference the 10-7 ing Two vouths of 16, Curtis &tella of | Arch street and Arthur Piltz of 1 Main were bound over under bonds of $1 each to the | term of the erior court by J. Traceski in police vhen probable cause of breaking assistant read at ted in Shreck in his ¢ in Japan as during the he ratio gave chance™ fleet th the ted S tio to be fa He pointed out that in Tnited States alone ref } o ree terms “although (- that Great &agree 1o the 10 cruisers what ight paper bsence ) A - London told that Japan “a fight- the American X it FPouliot 8 believed a 10-6 ra- | &venue ret d | trip to tound t tored had been broker and the d 51 today founrd on a « nd entering and the against 1 Rockville from a wife and been en- cked Monday with estern Pacific, his he his h nd contai japan the home was blamed to the Japanesc it was ctly | Britain not i large e rocm ng $ for ATl perte would in car g ported Detectiy geant, TROOI;S PATROL MARIbN, IND., AFTER LYNCHING Associated Press Plioto A detachment of Indiana National Guard patrolling the streets of Marion, Ind., as the szquel to the lynching of two negroes, who were accused of slaying a white man and attacking his fiancee State, county and city officials united forces in bringing to justice those who fostered and participated in the dual hanzing. Britisher Replies Exception to these statements was gned to taken by Admiral Sir Herbert Rich- v hours had mond, former president of the Brit-| ATrested Piltz and Stella on sus. | ish Imperial Defense College ion. A cor cerning Japan's demands for gureagfrom ESlella ratio he called attent Piltz. They found t vulnerability in its nec ¥ d food 1 with the mainland. with | 1" to Mr. Castle’s statement i ratio would he and adequat ney w ssion soon se- en from Pouliot | broke police the Con- 10-7 the on to Japan's d to maintain | Tamil zone away mone at i nee | SOV ; | Bohld Japan / pennildss 1 Bichmond sug 1 is as good a, judge is me does he or whether s in her home To Mr. Castle’s ot even i e United States had to a ratio Gr h: objected, A would exp no of e hether “sueh, hypo sion of thi sid n by (888, ngton « opinion.” Japan would because o because of t ca bo; the Ne record as been on proba ded sentence pleaded guilty as hoth a mood, Judge in tter we a is safe, if she vation tha i 08 today and $n unrepentant ceski bound Vound Sleeping we see would hmond He doubt- can rightly Auto e So. ty pu an 1d H police ted. in bravado, sleeping would but the a ted attack trade aleged Philip- or Japanese ref idea that Keough 1a cen he and when pre tes cou ssumed | He an blamed a brother out, that the brothe | not let him into the house | boy/s father declared that he had home and the boy could na if he ted to. Je air of ¢ desire sayir Ja- of efender agatnst explained. forer hat an i terr good st there “You 1eformatory u will 0 as yo 1 will I will continue this case one month and see how you be If you do not be I will you to Cheshire.” as suspended in the am Pamkomini, charged rating a motor vehicle with- | 1 or registration He had wa na cern- 1 resulting from 1d be challenged territorial | do, lot or not tion co other in send Aims decl Differ On ral Richmond “astle incompletely of the confere €xpr Sa The aim, a reduction Hr ce be 1 of unken D s Blay Ouk tained far-seeing 130 leading powers of the Tingland and America. by recogniz ing the tions and needs of the eas s and taking a liberal attit ions in the opportunit H wi while under and at the Miss Angela 1 continued to motor v the will o poli of hig attorns the ¢ with hon Traces) Th by ot co Freed From were e toward those na ude A dr conomic g Arthur J Ll iral urn, « fion veg Tabaac | Al )t 1 s policy country he 0 we ed a “hogey Burns. of Glasgow and sity of London, round table discussion on “analysis of western civilization.” Said, “p will not be.secure until the prepara- tion for war ceases to dominate the es. h » costs for whil | bquor; | Winter under professor e | cle June 1 fine street ail sinc Broad a similar charge Nicholas Kolos, in iail for a of violation of probation Draybridge Not Opened, Mast Topples On Seaman Bridgeport! Aug (UP)—A New Bedford Nicholas Ander sult of an odd Beach drawbridge | o of 90 street month hecause foreign policy of Boys Will Try to Reach New Kite Flying Record With har n &por made by Benjamin I ed away, Vito Dalfino, Do nd Leman Van Gorder, ful endurance Kite fiyers, nt aerial craft aloft at o'clock morning at the old Pioneer ba diamond on Illis street, in an tempt to set a world's record mari he trio kept a kite aloft for 1-2 hours and they have been cred- ited with winning the ¢hampionship of the city through the t Al- though no set figures are known concerning the actual record for (hv\,‘ world, the youths have set 100 hours a minimum and will lkeep the up long after that as pos- was suffering from seri- th &z0 tuc Rich famous « son today the anklin i vouth- heir | their | this ball at- asure yes- terday. Due to a misunderstan bridge tender did not open the hen the two masted uke of Brooklyn, N. Y., on which | Anderson was passenger, ap- | proached ang the craft crashed into | the bridge. A falling mast struck | Anderson, who suffered a possible | fracture of the skull and other 8 draw schooner Ru did 62 i in- | lor WHEAT, VALUES RISt Chicago, Aug. 13 (# — Bri lies in wheat values ook plac today a 0! | which developed on ports of severe dam to wheat | crops in France attracted attention, | and so too, did apprehension voiced about exceptional delays to fall | plowing in the United States on ac- count of soil dryness. Corn also ral- 1y to the of ppe. as Lite B i ral- early buying eclines. Re- as They will work in shifts both day and night, guiding the kite through =the perils of stormy weather. They will sleep in a fhut constructed of tin on the grounds with arrange- ménts made for re-fueling the in- ner man on the grounds. The youngsters are flying a homs made diamond shape kite built with an eve to withstand the severest weather as a result riv da me action of predicted Opening wheat later | | lied, owing large I wheat and rain. failing to unchanged to 1 1-4c off a all around, but then scored ins. Corn started 3-8—172-Sc down 4 subsequently recovered because on BOATS CRASH entina, Aug. Killed collision viver boat ARGENTINY Bucnod Aire (F—One crew man three infured in the fog of the Argentine Ior- mosa with the government lighter 5B-A which was anchored near Port | in the will gather here tod, Barranqueras in the Parana river.|for their quarterly meeting. Cas Both vessels were badly damaged on | of the last three months wiil be com- their bows. } pared. 13 and 5 pe in a PROBATE JUDGES CONFER New F en, Aug. 13 Probate judges from all the probate districts state he & e 15 rise, The The Bost 1gt led > pa w re d : ciety to 100n no cruise. d val rsey York ranging in a on Aug aques of Sou tr by the X we waiting t as a result The schooner lows n £ th fo Childr in Bol school” an T o Ith con He tions ahoard’ were a Rohld officer h rther Alt arda r of o i who w indicted Training Ship” Captain Sought; T Vessel Unhealthiul, Unseaworthy " EFIIATES TREES tionir Bosion ships withoritis ks, A New Jersey ftom 12 ansportation dtest in he erruption from the chored in rbor police “marine tr 1 1inin to the adv or said th naster, was pro n to undertake officials said cond health me s recent for impewso t the Ellen bly a sought is GIRL SCOUT NEWS ough sev there girl, counselors, lor counselo Any m ckl A von r Larson ar {he | stroke tor a 3 by B Swan dash 4nd soap Raymond won the ity 1 the ngest Man hikes were rain w 1s nt Pine er. y night i ales from campm at Hart ants of r of session their cere I “d in on held at as proc s disg s\at t op of th (s or 1 1d as also w b to fi cad period St ace ith faaa von T by A dive v di zak rac: best straight front dive 1150 won the b Middlemass treaded period v hikes plar poilec her “Baubb an ov Grove They retu norning n the over damp w s cooked Dee and ate in seperate uni pioneer vip to t Mrs, Warren sonc in Graf irn WOLCOT Aug. ford Henry 100 here sta nger which was an the man’s last program annual reunion, cral girl can was an equal m mony u noon immin he visitors at ted with race 10n-swimming won t enduran flo: on by J e Kath Me nd who co: nder water he 25 vard dive fo Althea time won wimming nce of 3 seth Nightings es, the side stroke won b Hulh and race were Marguerite ing race. water of time and also did the funniest dive. inclu med for 1 most did les of not hot Val er-nig on the (o irned (o camp Tues after spending th open and cooking their an i made en- sup- open The other their o0od own unit summer started Tuesday home of 1 Scout Mas commis- ton They ¢ h x S MEET Wolcolt to the rted their night the num three-day as part of for twenty-s home | | proved I miles of the better types. 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