New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1930, Page 20

MILLIONS OF FISH ST Mexico City Arrest to Clear Up Diploma Mill Mexico City, Sept. 5 (P—Police arrest of Luis G. Solana they may Goerument Burean Moves Stream Stock to Other Waters r Washington, Sept. 5 (P—Fitty million fish, the lives of which were endangered by the drought, have | | | been saved by the government. i commis- | fisheries, | said today this number of fish had | Lewis Radcliffe, deputy sioner of the bureau of been taken from streams in the up- per Mississippl valley and trans- planted into the Mississippi river. A heavy loss of life among the fish population was feared by ti government as 2 result of th drought and the fisheries bureau or- ganized seining crews to rescue them from streams which threaten- ed to dry up. Most of the fish found a new home in the Mississippi river while a few were used to supply requests for restocking puroses Mr. Radcliffe said no figures were available to show the number which perished from the drought but he added the fatalities probably would be considerable. GUM SHOE ROBBER GETS FIFTH DETROIT VICTIN Girl Clerk in Father's Store Is Latest to Be Slugged by Phantom Burglar. Detroit, Sept. 5 (A—The terious “gum shoe” robber who I been bothering Detroit police almost a week has taken his f victim. The robber, who s his victims and strike without warning, I Miss Ethel Goldsm mained on duty alone er's shoe store. Her riously injured and phy chances for her recov slight. The four previous victims of the slugger, all small shop-keepers, also | remain in hospitals. In each case | the cash register in the shop was rifled. ! night slugge were Police Investigate Fire Causing Woman'’s Death Fall River, Mass., Sept. 5 (UP)— Police and fire officials today inves- tigated the death of Mrs. Maines, 35, who died late yesterda at Fall River General hospital as result of a mysterious fire. The blaze occurred in the home of Edmund Scholes where Mrs. Maines was employéd as housekaeper. Firs men found her uncgnscious in chair which was the only piece of furniture burned in the fire. The ‘was virtually no damage to the rest of the two-story house. The cause of the fire has not been determined. MARSHAL SEIZES SHIP Seattle) Sept. 5 (B—A United | have brought to an end activities of an extensive diploma mill. Solana, an employe of a local and former resident of New is said to have had 72 false tes in his possession when was detained. Among them were forged Columbia university diplomas of engineering and pub- lic accountancy, and New York state regents’ examination certifi- cates. AN THOUGHT DEAD PHONES TO FATHER {Lynn Farmer Calls Parent Month | Alter His Disappearance (UP)—The Rowe, 24 year was awaited rities investi- ile accident in ved to have lost last planned to question regarding the cir- er which he escaped leath when his automobile crashed a guard rail off Point of plunged 1nto the Lynn, Mass, Sept arrival of Arthur C old mushroom £ here today hy au Saugus river. bert Rowe, father of the sup- victim, announced yesterday received a long-distance all from his son who N. Y. The father d not learn the exact outs of A in Buffalo t that the young man would ar- e here probably today. Metropolitan police had suspected the younger Rowe ated dragging of the to locate his body. ate motor vehicle inspectors, in- surance agents and police all an- nounced they would question Rowe on his re live, since rep: river -had f: DISTURBANC Answering a o'clock last evening BUT NO GAS report at 5:58 that children were overcome by gas at 76 Smith | street, Detective Sergeant Ellinger R A&P COOKIE SPECIAL | Educator Spice Jumble ! A thick, spicy, old fashioned molasses cookie with a sprinkle of sugar on the top. It tastes <0 good end is so good that we want you to That's why the special low price. try it States marshal seized the Union Oil | company tanker Utacarbon of C: fornia here vesterday under a $90.- | 000 libel by Captain K. Takayama, master of the Japanese freighter Taigeh Maru. The ships collided in | the strait of Juan De Fuca Sunday. 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Calumet is scientifically made of exactly the rightingredients, in exactly the right propor- tions to produce perfect leavening action— Double-Action. Get a can of Calumet from your grocer today. Notice Calumet comes in full-sized one pound cane. CALUMET — The Double-Acting Baking Powder A Product of General Foods Corporation | touna another outbreak of trouble in the Partyka family, but no trace-of | gas. Several times in the past few | weeks the police have investigated Ilrouhle between Mr. and Mrs. Partyka. 'KAISER BEGINSLIBEL SUIT AGAINST PUBLISHER Deposed Ruler Complains That Ar- ested in Krupp Works. ! ticle Claimed He Was Inter- | Berlin, Sept. 5 (UP)—The libel suit of the former German kalser against the Berlin Morgenpost opened today, the exiled monaren complaining against an article that charged he was financially interest- ed in the great munitions firm of Krupps and that Krupp delivered defective artillery munitions to the army. The article then argued that, therefore, the ex-kaiser was respon- sible in part for the deaths of thou- sands of German soldiers. The Mor- genpost commented on the affair as “the most dreadful ‘scandal.” The former kaiser's attorney said the previous cases of libel against \his client had not been prosecuted, but that this case was different be- cause it involved the honor of the lold arm | T e $500,000 Trust Fund to Found Journalism School | Boston, Sept. 5 (UP)—A $500.- | {000 trust fund for the establish- | ment of a school of journalism is | bequeathed Boston college in the | will of the late Mrs. Mary E. Tay-| | lor, to be filed in probate court here | today. | The trust fund is in memory of |Mrs. Taylor's husband, the late | William Taylor, who was connected | with the Boston Post for years, and the will stipulates that the schoa’ be known as “The William Taylor and Mary E. Taylor School of Journalism.” The rector of Boston college, the Old Colony Trust com- . and Dr. Edward S. 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