New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1930, Page 11

X Second Section | \. l EW B NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1930. R TTAIN HERALD [ e ] Main’s Self-Assumed Role of ~ God’s Policeman Arouses Indian Resentment, Williamstown Hears Former Official Tells Insti- | Aviator Held for Use N ear Bomb in Cafe tute of Politics Presence L Chicasd™ Aus. 27 (9= George A Dickson, a Pittsh h i - of English Rankless—|| iening the nationst ‘air sacen ; | | was arrested early today th Says Backward Women || complaint of a‘restaurant (:\‘:ann‘: || ger that he had discharged a tear Will Check Indian Pro- || 22 gun. forcing all of the cate's guests to flee to the street, | : { {| ~ Fred Betnke, manager of Hen- gress. ricl's, told police that Dickson came jnto the restaurant shortly after midnight and became anger- ;| ed when Bethle tola him it was ~—'The lot of suffering womankind || 00 !ate 0 be'served. 7The man- will long deter India from enterinig | | foct tray cter e ) o nted out th '8 f ha hers were still eati the front rank of nations” Loid || Bethke said he told the aviator Meston, former lie of the United Provinces of India, de- | | (217 hofore the closing time but e A : i th Dickson SV\‘H resented not 3 E f politics to- being given a table and that he i . || then discharged a small tear gas Impr yement of the position of gun which quickly e piicd Slie St only from within, | { P12 he said, speaking before memba#% of the general conference on India n Williamstown, Mass.,, Aug. enant governor || the others had all entered the tionalism. He expressed fear that terly opposed and said constant pres- ‘ sure of outside help and outside The handicaps of co-operation be- New York Police Hold Four But tween Great Britain and India to- ward progress of humanity in India he said, lie in four great evils—cli- mate, wide-spread poverty, racial tepsion agd caste. He termed the Cfl t I.' d D ST G R Nt o A oot Find Diamond and said it is one which = nation itself can ameliorate In the field of education aid, the leaders of Indian thought ha evinced a defir for reform in |slay of Arr the social services, but “here wrapped today z there is an enormous leeway to m involving the la up and much expert guida guard and lieutena help will be necessary in the wise | Diamond. handling of all the national manitarian services.” nly the | mystery tha J: Di hat fostered that kind of tension.” Great Britain's “self-assumed Tole bt God's policeman,” he said, “in- arsenal in a Bro ather than relieved it.” beer runner, { Diamond ¢ Klein, D In speaking of caste and women's ducation, he said India, like etery | pther country, has its internal social roblems which “her own sons and jaughters must work out.” Tt is not or “a handful of forcigners from a stance of 7.000 miles to ceme and each the fellow countrymen of andhi and Tagore their bu egarding do fal welfare,” he s plements weare found = here to dump it in the I When it was found by police it w and it was lear educa- aid, “the uffered dire Economically, p Honally and morall eople of India have nd, in some respects, irreparable ational injury. All the enlightened nd disinterested leaders of the peo- le, whether Hindus or Moham- edans, Sikhs, Christians, or Par- es, were all agreed that a regime at had proved itself so rapatious Ind inept must be ended if it could ot be mended.” house home betwe Saugerties on Fric Europe on Saturday, b been no verification of that So the case wa in mystery tod mond and Western lice mnot whet dead or missing a2 MISS SAYLES WINNER New Lor Eleanor Sayles of EFENSE FINISHES became the winner ment by defeating Mi atterman of Cincinnati in th goores of 6-1, 6-4 2u 0ss Examination by Baker Completed This Morning Youngstown, 0., Aug. 27 (P—The fense finished its attack on Cyrus Eaton's credibility as a witness in | racquet until the e suit against ‘the Youngstown | e heet & Tube-Bethlehem Steel mer- | s D r when Attorney Newton D, Baker St!‘a!ght Own! ncluded today his cross- : 2 bn of the Cleveland i He was turneg back to the plain- s for re-direct exarmination and e of his first revelations was that receives a salary of $23.000 a| ar. Of this sum $18.000 is paid | Otis and Company, in which he a partner and 25,000 hy Sheet & be for his services as a member | the executive commitiee, Eaton btified | 'he cross-examination saw a big | ch of defense exhibits introduced the®record, several of them bear- | on the defense charge that three | mbers of ,Faton's anti-merger | bxy committee were not stock- ders of record in Sheet and Tube for bye in the first round and of play r second round m hird round. a-| v hcier 000 UNEMPLOYED IN RUSSIA fosco August 27 (P—Official ures issued today gave the ap-| ximate total of unemployed in | Fiet Russia as 500.000. he government explained that| he of these are itinerant workers o refused to remain permanently | bployed in one place and that the | ainder are vouths | he shortage of skilled labor aB- | ently is growing. In some dis- ta it is impossible to find even bkilled workers: ATLOR SEVERELY BURNED kewport, R. 1., April 27 (P)—gler- Noble of Boston was severely | ned about the face and hands| le attempting to extinguish a fire his sloop, Nereid, which was an- red in the harbor here. He was h to the Newport hospital. | o 3 ; oble was preparing his breakfast | | e ———— Lo the fire broke out. Charles The dream of all fiyers—an airplane | f man and Manuel Silva, witnesses | that flies straight up and down as|of Pey & Whitney well as forward—is shown at the right as it settjed to the ground al- | to he blaze from the shore, went to assistance and brought him pre. | most vertically at the'air races. It e S = is an auto-giro, one of the features of FOR BEST RESULTS _ | the show. Arrows indicate its path HTRALD CLASSIFIED ADS| _ of descent, > | held p | place was held by Wiley Post, Ok- New York, Aug. 27 (P—The deep still surrounds the 1d Rothstein was out the latest case mbler's body- (Legs) Police still held thres men and A woman prisoner. They still had British Presence Irritating in Yheir possession the greatest Regarding “racial tension” men. 5angland —arsenal ever seized in ioned by Lord Meston, Syud Hos- New York, but they had made no| sain, editor of th new Orient of | APParent progress in finding the | New York and representdtive of the body of Harry Western, Catskills ndian people at the near oz houg man, whose bloodstained heace conference in London in 1920 | ©3K Was found in the possession of declared the presence of the Brttish | Diamond henchman or had{ n India was a “constant invitation | (NeY established the whereabouts of mond himself. Last Sunday detectives seized ’hp klyn flit to which | arlably aggravated the situation |(ReY trailed Harry Klein, Diamond | “nd James Dalton, | auffeur. They arrested lton and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Witcher, under whose bed the guns and other underworld im- | beating<Post's tim, Klein told of driving a car from the Diamond ‘estate at Ac¢Fa, N. Y., ast river. discovered to helong to Western ed that Western ihad disappeared from hif road- -n Kingston and Dalton’ said Diamond boarded the Baltié for| there has | added speed to the day’s program all tangled up with both Dia- po- was Li | many; and M. M. Foss and G. M stern Point to- | y won the Mrs. Lily Fleischmann ophy emblematic of champion- the tourna- ante. inal ayles had to play only irnament which tch by de- 1 did not actually lift a |y - GOEBEL HOPS OFF O CHICAGO FLIGHT Attempts to Lower *Post’s 9 Hour Plos Record v | Los Angeles, Aug. 27 (® — Art | Goebel, noted Los Angeles aviator {and last of the five entrants in the | Los Angeles-to-Chicago non-stop air | race, took off at 5:10 a. m. (PST) {today in an effort to better Wiley | Post's time pf % hours 9 minutes and 4 seconds. The derby #s a feature of | the natiof®l air races now being staged at Chicago. soebel pulled his highwing mono- plane into the air as quickly as its{ 500 gallon load of gasoline would | | permit and headed away east on his 1 mile flight. His plane is pow- | ered with a supercharger 425 horse power motor. Testerday four other fliers Tlew to Chicago in varying times. They | were William Brock, of Detroit, round the world aviator; Lee | Schoenhair, Los Angeles, holder of five speed records for loaded planes; Roscoe Turner, Los Angeles, holder of the horder-to-border record, and Post, Oklahoma City | | | | | Derby Holds Interest Chicago, Ayg. 27 (#) — The non- stop derby from Los' Angeles still amount interest in the na- tional air races today: Dependent upon the speed in ch Art Goebel, Dole Pacific flight winner, can span the western desert, mountains and plains, first lahoma City Post streaked ac line at the Curtiss-Reynolds airport shortly afters 5:30 p. m. yesterday, just mine ho nine minutes and four seconds after taking off from Los Angeles. Lee Schoenhair, Akron. O., was > voters of the to tered demo sional committee and to the senator- te conventions and to act any other business th be proper to com " ANDREE, DYING; KEPT WIS DIARY- Newington Notes Stowell of New ngland Gran the Newing- second. His time was 9:39:17. Capt William Brock, New York-to-Tokyo flier, was third with a time of 9:53:- ner, former holder of transcontinen- | tal records, was last kes Off Today Goebel, who further tested his plane yesterday, said last night he would take off at 4 a. m. today (Pa- cific coast time). Weather reyorts along the route indicated Goebel would have even better conditions than the favorable winds of yester- day. He said he was confident of Mrs. Phoebe Omlie, Memphis, won the women's Dixie derby from Wash- ington, D. C., yesterda with an elapsed time of 11 hours, 47 min- utes and 21 seconds. Mrs. Martie Bowman, Hempstead. N. Y. was second; Laura Ingalls, St. Lo | third; Nancy Hopkins, New York Qity, fourth M Omlie. officials said, was en- tered in the first closed course race for women today. The event was for five laps around the five-mile py- loned cpurse. Officials would not close other entrants until shortly ore the race but. said several novices were entered s Two men's races and a race for navy pilots in open pursuit planes An international speed race looms for Saturday, officials disclosed, be- tween Marcel Doret, France; Mar- shal Pietro Colombo, Italy, Flight utenants Atcherly and Preston, ritz Loose. Ger- ingland; Capt. F Sparks, Montreal Seek German Fliers There has been no let-up in ef- forts to have Capt. Walfgang Von Gronau and his transatlantic crew come to Chicago from New York where they landed yesterday. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, expected ye ter. was still expected toda apt. George Anders and C(a Alexander Ma . Hungarian pilo planning a flizht to Europe, landed in El Paso, Texas, yesterday. They had planned to follow the non-stop derbyists to Chicago. to attend the nd expected to continue their \t here today, with a stop at race | Wichita, Kan Wichita has made the first bid for the 1931 air races Five Hurt in Elevator When Cable Gives Out New York. Aug. 29 (P—Four girl passengers and a 7§ vear old eleva- tor operator were injured this morn- ing when the cable of the car in which they were ascending at 452 Broadway snapped and dropped the car three stories to the basement John Helmus, the operator, was xen to a hospital with internal in- juries. The girls had bruises and sprains j RAILROAD DIVIDEND New York, Aug. 2 —Directors of the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad have declared an initial quarterly dividend of 62 1-2 cents on the new common stock, placing that issue on a ) annual basis, equal to $10 ually on the old common, which s split four for one. The dividend is payable October 1 to stock of recy ord September §. 3 “WER ESTIMATE ORDERED Middletown, Aug. (P)—Mayor Frederick J. Bielefield in a letter to- ‘dav from Sanford H. Wadhams, di- rector of the state water commission, | t\\:\s directed to submit a survey for a sewage disposal plant on the Con- necticut Yiver here by January 1, 1381. It is estimated here that a sewage disposal plant would cost $1,250,000f Mr. Wadhams' order was seen as the first step to rid the Con- necticut river of pollution PERRY COMMITS SUICTDE Woburn, Mass, Aug. 27 (F'—The I body of Frank L. Perry, 65, former resident of this city and treasurer |infinitely greater extent than is the Co.. Boston, | wholesale lumber dealers. was found ¢ in a mill pond. A medical ex- aminer's report said death was sui- | cide by drowning. Two years ago hefore Peary Perry ‘lthcxr Woburn home by shooting, s wife committed suicide in ‘This striking photograph, st | 57. Five minutes later. Roscoe Tur- | Andr: construction of the double to direct the s the start of the ring companions in asket and the sail South Main street, corner of balloon’s cour: two companions, Knut Frankel was returnable in early next month of the most nating myster silk, approxi carrying a large GIRL ACQUITTED TODAY and two companions sailed off for ed over, with year old girl middle-aged when he tried to force take an automobile ride with never heard s diary—now back 10 Swed and its tragic culmination when she refused will still be gaps in the story; to be filled ir®by ready imaginations. the background of the fiight, its brave beginning rough outline of the course tak the drifting balloon are well known They constitute amazing adventure stories of all his- CANADIAN VESSEL SEIED BY GUARDS “Nova ¥ Taken in Tow as Rum Rumner Today got pap's sh @ Meanwhile, preserved m MARRIAGE INTENTIONS for marriage licenses 1 by the following: Al- 139 Lawlor vegetables and have been file ce of tha same Studied Engineering explorer, an zeronat he had a good g in mechanical chief engineer of the Swedish paten office and professor at holm Technica ked quietly, balloon ascension of exploring The possibili speedboats were ast messages w plan for drif the North Pole by balloon, estim about §36,000. SCHOOLS REOPEN SEPT. The Take-Of School Super is in Maine on Nobel Prizes, gave $16,000 it you do r Throughout <ed on his balloon it., hb sailed for Spitzbergen in taking with him rty of workmen and scie establishing a hase on Danes' Isla plant to generate hydrog Completing expected Al Colgate to Test Value of Flavors And Taste In Foods of Mankind NEWINGTON CAUCUS TONORROW NIGHT Democrats to Gather in Junior High School Auditorium N. Y., Aug. 27 P — jal scientific news for H those wk Ha ho! Colgate University oing to digress from e of finding out person to eat. v be direct according to ta pe will be done in the de- partmen psychology under direc tion of I Donald A. Laird. The the Colgate a tenden in for the past decade to s a purely chemical ma- chine working alories, vitamins. ine drates Taste odor and appearance of food have been glected, and it is these w will occupy most of our attenti recognize that the process of digestion is directly in- fluenced by psychological factors as we by the chemical constituents food ez d that the eat- s whole temperament may be af- ted by good or bad digestion has, however, been a dearth of scientific work to measure these effects, not to mention the desirabil- ity of having a practical guide for common tastes and smells. s Some T ste Experiments ental work which th offensive odors s shown significant ef- digestion. We will simp- ffects of common n odors and flavors, step further in the eld of moods and temperament and then go on: f our work will deal with of sweet foods, and the different effects, if any, of foods tha more customary d then given an addition; seasoning consisting of a small amount of sugar. Various methods of bringing out ord ry flavors will also be used Two of the world's most famous pessimists Carlyle and Schopen- Auer ered all their lives from bad digestion We may find evi- dence at a psychologically sound nt—a cream puff at the psycho- ogical moment, for instance, might have contributed to ing those black-spectacled authors into mem- bers of the optimists club. May Change Husbands Coming down to more practical atters we may discover that prop- flavors and odors, to- tractive appearance offer a harassed wife the surest ns of tur a moody husband ling table conversational- selected gether v Byron §. West, M. D., will work with us. F. 1. Tomlins of Ridge- wood, N. J.. has been appointed chief chief for t work." “Turpentine” Gin Proves Gus James’ “Waterloo” Hampton, Aug. (P—Be- cause the gin three men ordered last night tasted like turpentine, Gus James, proprietor of the Mod- ern Lunch here, was fined $200 and costs carly toc v Justice of the last T Policeman Roy B. and Constables John Costello and E. M. Floc® an he three men. The charge s were sale possession keeping liquor with ntent to sell, six piafs of gin and pint of turpent Stat complain 1 cers said, W back of the nchroom and ap- B Aug Bridgeport police department | have a radio equipped car capa- New York city po- roadcasts, Mavor Edward T Raraiacinttndas of picki TO LIGHT BEACON Then he engaged ailing off to the north and Nils Strindberg, teers—and waited a favorable and the balloon vanish Noticed Northerly Winds Andrée had observed that through of the summer Spitzbergen Days passed a carrier pigeon & ship near Spitzberg a balloon not only to the North Pole but beyond it, across the unknown ome point in Alaska near the Bering Strait. The distance was about 2,300 Good progress t All goes we for little Willie to start the school year right Poor eyesight can retard a child's progress just as rapidly as any other form of ill health. And if have their eves tested you can't be at all Sure there is nothing wrong. Many children who have needed glasses without being aware of what tonished at the difference in the | looks of things about them when they are proper- Iv outfitted. They discover lovely new markings on tadpoles and hoptoads. And they find the itten on the blackboard is easier to cope with when they see the figures plainly. ed in six da was a tremendous gambl balloon had no motive winds might felt sure that his could stay in month and probably much longer. But the winds were advers the take-off was finally In the spring of therefore, Andree and his party re- Island and ready to bégin their journey Balloon of Latest Type The balloon was the in the acronautical language of that o message show 0 miles to the Months later som been dropp: had been sent Wild Rumors Discredited As the years p: obvious that the explorers had the northland ails them are a sporty, colo jacquardand dram rns — the kind style boys like the balloon arithmetic wr No airplanc Count Zeppelin was just lawnched on his dirigible experi- To go up in a balloon was to trust oneself to the elements to an tore up the b clothing. #Late ous reports of Siberia, but these had ever flown My Specialty — Comfortable Vision FRANK E. GOODWIN Optometrist ere exploded t the real fate er be knowr Furthermore, o mystery was a mysterious A decade was still to ela to discover Amundsen had not yet finally cleared 327 MAIN STREET wilderness that is Evidently hostile | i PHONE 1905 | sent his ship through the Northwest prime cause of the dis