New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1930, Page 2

9 STOCK BROKERAGE | Calcutta Police Official { . Shot by Indian Youth (On request, sent with stamped. ad- dressed envelope. Mr. Ripley will furnish oroot of anything depicted by him). (Reg. U. & Pat Off.) SCHEMEEXPLODED |~ "% 22 | B HIENOURY | v of Porto | Washington, Aug. 29 (P — Pres liminary investigation of the govern- ment's annual rent bill for leased post office stations had disclosed that bidders each held leases totaling about $1,000,000, Special investigators for the sen- ate committer named to look into | the 6,000 leasés that last vear cost | the government more than $17,000. 000, have made sufficient analysis of records to enable the senate come mittee to begin open hearings whene ever it chooses. It is expected the committee —or its chairman, Senator Blaine of Wis- consin, as a subcommittee of one— will start the public investigation early in September. Meanwhile, it was learned today, the post office department has in- ‘mt ted an independent inquiry into [ the value of all post office stations | rented for $6,000 or more a year. Postmaster General Brown in a re- cent radio address said he would récommend government ownership of such structures | The two large professional bidders referred to are Jacob Kulp, head of Postoftice, Incorporated, with offices in Chicago. and Raymond Brown, with headquarters in Indianapolis Investigators were put to work by | the senate committee last spring. following disclosure that an item of | 212,000 a vear for a St. Paul station covered rent on a building valued at about $300,000 The committee investigators have made a detailed analysis of some 500 major post office leases, includ- ing the estimated valuations of the buildings ne of the first lines of inquiry to be pursued by’ the senate com- mittee will be to determine how pro- fessional bidding companies financed 4 their operations. Names of promin- ent individuals are mentioned in’tha data collected for the committee but the documents do not show Protestant propaganda has taken the how the companies were financed | form of sales of the Bible and free The committee will hold extended] booklets, citing the |hearings on leases of buildings in “The Herald of Tr New York. Chicago, Detroit, Los Denyingrlorence Angeles, San Francisco, Dallas and The publications “contain a sack- | gt, Paul ful of lies against Catholicism,” the ewspaper said. adding that many | BODY FOUY Protestant propagandists have been | Lawrence, Mass.. AUE |provided with peddlers' licenses 10 |pody of John Ittner. 54, of Worces- | permit them to sell booklets in the i d thiay inftnel NortH continued today Streets and railroad stations. or 10| .anal by police. Search for the body residence of | Bive away the publications if no t was started Wednesday when hit President Hippoll rigoyen. F ers can be found. ~0at, vest and hat were found or HURLEY DEPARTS & e v s PRI~ ik a bridge over the canal. An en house | Lot | | WO0DS HEADQUARTERS | PREPARES FOR FIGHT | — | | two professional 'GOODBYE 1S A MISNOMER ITMERNS —"GOD BE Wi You * OHID POL! l.t_ SEER IRL'S MURDERER BIRTH oFa MOUNTAIN THE £ARTH OPENED AND FIERY LAVA BURST FORTH AND A MOUNTAIN (Zz4t¢0) URANDFATHER DIES, BOY STAYS IN Iy Texas Long HOrns QFr 6N r A J 4 )/ N n T N NOf NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1330. different explanations of the pre- |rcad in Hanson. He died last night about them. 3 ‘ Capital Uneasy fiUBA !N TR"UB[E Considerable uneasiness prevails | further unrest in the interior of the sub-divisien with the city The roof of the presidential resi- 39 3 T [ Grande, it the major port. At the | amt s ie - the merenvmess | 10041 Bidders” in Transactions | ship lines with direct European con- |attampt to unseat the Argentine's large factories, Warning of the revolution was tions and counter-revolutions in Rio % % D Ta Camps ministador ed an election and in one encounter immediately in part of the army. ed by arrests of followers of Dr. e Fears Attack on Himself were accused of revolutionary propa- have replied that he did not fear lent political rivalry was the Killing attack might be made against him- mer minister of agriculture. Lopez and at least one attempt against it utive committee. Lopez recently was once yesterday and then to go from | daefense. The shooting occuirred in a Dr. De La Campa's warning of MILE HIGH IN3 WE GREW NEARLY A MILE H 3 weeKs Tnrest in 1925 1 gressional inactivity’ and the gen- Feb. 1770 government took drastic steps to| “wioe ~ VATICAN NEWSPAPER were report- ‘NEW REV“LUTIUN |in compliance with special orders. Guthrie was injured Monday | e all over the city. Publjc authorities | PROBE UNDER WAY (Continued From First Page) republic and cause apprehel\swn‘ » Alegri as its oapital dence was said to bristle with ma- | 5 . nll S 4 { - | outlet of the Rio Grande river. It|Every government agency wis on neations. It is a wholly commercial |. o werful man of the people” us Several Revolts There R R e Grande o Sul n ecent years. In ot s 5o ol tp i St e nine persons were reported seriously Campa implicated certain political Julio Prestes, then president of the s i ganda any revolutionary outbreak against| of Deputy Souza Filho, at Pernam- self. There have been frequent | | represented Rio Grande Do Sul and within recent months acquitted, with his son, of blame for |there to the presidential palace. He corridor of the chamber of deputies impending revolution ascribed the h'&ehg&lr‘bwccf Serious unrest pervaded Rio eral state of depression in the na- | prevent an outbreak after fighting ATTACKS PROPAGANDA The city seethed with rumor and |night when his automobile left the LU[IMS IN BRAZ“, |circles maintained official secrec measures takeh will create | | e |abroad. x / " | 4 ~ by : , vt v Tnvestigators Find Tio “Profes- | % > Z 18 gro, commonly called Rio |chine guns and mounted ” patrols | |18 & port of call for several steam- |ina qui vive against an expected |and industrial city having many yyigoven is known There have been several revolu- |y, , heen given the president by | February' political agitation preced- | VR (% FU0 FOLEILC AL 2 b wounded. This disorder was follow- “aMDa state. In Tanta Maria nine persons| The president was reportes to| Last year an outcropping of vio- [the state but did believe trat an buco, by Deputy Simoes Lopez. for- threats against the president's life was chief of the liberal party's exec- | The president left his home but the killing, on the ground of self- was accompanied by a heavy guard at Rio De Janeiro. vement to discontent with czn- + San Savador, CA Grande Do Sul in 1825 when the|tion | broke out in the interior. At that Osservatore Romano Joins in Pope's ave fled into Uruguay #n November 20, 1 | succeeded by drastic sures_in supressing a revolution in Rio Grande Do Sul and averting a seri- | ous civil war. At that time rebels raided the city of Pelota. The gov- ernment was obliged to mobilize all CANN(’T FLY OF¢ able troops in that THE DECKOF *__° = E tour battle was fought at San |, A SHIP . Gabriel and the Uruguayan govern- T - §- ment massed strong forces on its northern boundary uary 2, 1927, EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY'S CARTOON rvvamrr-d The Borneo Belle of lhe I\ an Tnbe T‘ve Kvans, or Kayans of Barram, Sarawak, are a Like all natives of Borneo they have a per- ‘:f?v the unnatural elongation of their women's earlobes is to be TME DARKY-of Charlotte, K¢ CWNED THIS NAME «- hum BRYANT BARTow BEE BEAUREGARD PAUL | BRECHENRIDGE ROBERT TEE LEE JOHNSON JOSEPH | SOLOMON SAUL JEREMIAH JACOB LAZARUS SIMON | SHADINACH MALADI NATIOSHUA TiMOTLy PAT DoBY Said Child Woul Campaign Against Proselitizing of —Mm loos A Protestant Churches in Rome JAIL TERM 1POSED ON INSOLENT YOUTH tican City, Aug. 20 (UP)—Pope campaign against the proselit- izing of Protestant churches in Italy was taken up today by the Osserva- {tore Romano in an attack on propa- E hods employed in various the govern- | tion of a spaper said the warl v travel book or geographical text on Rorneo. l 'ml \v] zc0 P.n\ ed 1,024 (amrosmrm< Without Repet tmn Mr. Velazco played the or- n WOR, Nex inutes a day, five times a week, for a period of six raged eight con pm.\umr‘r for each broadeas hzmg that time, and never position a second time TOMORROW—Immune to Poison! (P—Three T port today Plata, ng to the in ive display of military strength | ich the government is making as against threatened .0 P e g precaution ter. guards FUNERAL Mass., of Ronald G GUTHRIE Brockton, body PLANS n Available August 24 = covers for shoes. of Colonel Perey A. ppers have been made whic T - Af ANUDRA With Several Aides NEWINGTON GAUCLS ool S - IDENTIFY MARKUS i UNDER FAKE NAWE Man in Waterbury Cell Suspect- ed of Market Holdup A velope in the clothing bore his name Groups St —The rubbers anc epeating roof of I pe——y ;m\vm e period of a VELVET BERETS | it New Imported FRENCH BERETS New Fall Fall Shades Shades 98c | MILLINERY'CO: .~ 88¢ 2 el 1771 MAIN STREE® T — Very Low today vers an od control next three weeks, the verse an 8,000 mile take him from Minneapolis by air- thence down the Missis- > and boat and n in time to in the capital was TRAVELING TYPE HAT BOX FREE! With Every 'NEW FALL HAT Felts — Velvets — Soleils 3.75 vew Smart Styles — Tams, Off-the-Face Models, Low Bow Backs, Turbans. Domination Ch e at noon today. Several Engineers Going arty clude Major Gen- ief of army Q. Ashburn Inland arzed ely his study of river, the a large possibilities of relieving unem- ent in such places as projects n be speeded u “More gigantic in size than the | Panama Canal, the flood control | orks of the Mississippi slone rep- TEN-HONTH SEARCH ENDS WHEN POLICE FIND MAN 'mer Assictant Treasurer of Fi-h . Styles 7 For Miss or Matron 2 An government is now e hanze Found Working as Headsizes 21 in. to 23 in. 2 a — Colors — ol Il oo YA Cricket — Brown ated for the canal Navy — Black Statistics On Work at Dock Common Laborer nile twice as much must be ated for the flood control works cn the river, The total cost of the two projects about the same, aggregating some ,000,000 for each. T'p to the present some $80,000,- 0 has bean expended or obligated | on the Mississippl, while many mil- ore have been spent on in- terways and rivers and hars They Come in All the N nes caught af t Hartford 1 r companion was M ( WAILING WALL PLAN An Unusual Purchase of night, Easto ; Reliable Source Says Settlement l H TS a Basis Proposed by Government of Cl‘y ltems £ . I Jerusalem. e | o it Officer John M. Liebler was de- arty. Laxity Alleged 1salem tailed today to investigate a com- t 5 BROY source plaint that there was trouble at 732 a o\ ent has s Main street. He reported fam- FELTS 4 st sal for voluntary ily trouble and no cause for arrest. 7 7 aucus | wailing wall question. The Bristol police notified the lo- VELVETS ’t: hould be Septemt gates to the state con mittee and PRIVE Bridgeport, A John Phelan to Bridgeport « d I Stamford ding exonerating Danicl eath of Mrs. Mary Ma who was when struck by Mu gust § ip Stamford, New Departments for Thor Willian . Russell Supports Seymour 1g. 20 (A—Frank E former blican lead- ath district, Healy or Locks. and repu today | cis Schulte-United Store the claim re not im- ted Co., has hallenge to was made to- ager Walter charge of the g had exper work at Yonkers, ty and in San Fran- The proposal is aid to acknowl- edge the Jewish right of access but prohibits a Jewish service there, or Jewish praying at the wall, and fér- ds the Jews to bring any appurte nances to the wall. Jews also would be forbidden under the regulation from putting nails or written prayers and notices on the wall Arabs would be granted thw to erect certain buildings some changes after agreem the government. right ke with A British nitrate company in Chile is cxperimenting with a Diesel loco- {inotive capable of.high performance “a: altitudes of 4,000 feet, cal police today that a pocketbook containing an operator's lidense in the name of Russell E. Carlson of 295 Arch street Wad been found there and the owner was instructed to call for it . The New Brjtain institute will be closed all day Monday. #abor day. Co. No. 3 of the fire department s called at 1:49 o'clock this aft ernoon to a slight fire in Landers, Frary & Clark's annealing depart- The fire broke out in a shed presumably from | ment. on Winter street, a blower. b The av income of | yearly ‘Indm's population is about $40. erage - All Colors and Headsizes 1.9 HAT BOX FREE! Do 1 Hats for the Holiday. Absolutely the Best Value We Ever Offered at This Price. | Not Miss This Opportunity of Buying at Least One of the Have |