New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1930, Page 21

[ NEW YORK JUSTICE PLANNED TO VANISH Police Statement Fails to Clear Up Crater Case New York, Sept. 5.—(UP)—A police statement that Supreme Court Justice Joseph F. Crater planned to drop out of sight failed today fo clear up any of the mystery sur- rounding his disappearance a montk ago after cashing checks for $5,100. There was complete absence of any apparent motive. Crater, ap- pointed by Governor Franklin D. Assaciated Press- Ph JUSTICE JOSEPH F. CRATER 5 Roosevelt May 1 gnd a candidate for | election to a 14-year term this fall, seemed to have no reas for va ishing and every- inc®ntive for stay- | ing at home. No evidence was uncovered that the missing jurist was connected in any way with the judgeship buying | charges under investigation which involve former Magistrate George F. Ewald and Martin J. Healy, Tam- many district leader. Assistant At- torney General Thomas Penny, Jr., in charge of the Ewald-Healy inves- tigation, said he plans to ‘investigate Crater's absence along with the other inquiry, however, as Crater, Healy, and Ewald were all members of the same political club. Attendant Fears Murder The police assertion indicating Crater planned to vanish was bascd on statements they attributed to Jo- Granulated Sugar 1 Q) Ibs £5¢ ‘White Loaf Flour zubm: Qe seph L. Mara, the jurist’s court at- tendant, who has expressed the be- lief Crater was murdered. Mara was quoted as saying Crater destroyed several documents after cleaning up his desk the morning of the day he disappeared, and that he wrapped up others {n brown paper and put them in his pecket. To news. paper reporters, however, Mara denied rhaking any such statement. Police started an offi¢ial search vesterday on the ground that a crime may have although Mrs. Crater, reported ta be prostrated at the summer home at | Belgrade Lakes, Me,, request. Previously Lowenthal had conducted a private search without result. Search of County Vain Lowenthal said he combed West- chester county unsuccessfully after learning from Mara the jurist had said he was ‘Westchester way.” Lowenthal’s search, going on for several days before the public knew of the disappearance, showed no evidence of the usual motives, such as financial worries, threats, irregularities, social or political entanglements, or mental or physical disorders, the detective said. In connection with the hunt for Crater police . are seeking Fred Johnson, his confidential- secretary. who also appears to be missing, al though it has been said he is on va- cation. Crater's description was given out by police yesterday. The justice is 41 years old, 6 feet tall, weighs 180 | pounds, is dark complexioned and has- grey hair! had made no Overnight News By the Assoclated Press. Foreign San Juan—Governor Roosevelt in- formed 800 are dead in city of | Santo Domingo from hurricane. Havana—Belen ' observatory cials say Florida is safe from storm. Buenos Aircs—Two killed, thirty wounded, in riot as police break up dent demonstration Tromsoe, Norway—Experts be- lieve Andree balloon landed shortly after midnight, July 13, 1807 London—Fire in east end district causes $5,000,000 loss. Paris—Louis Veron, Coste's me- chanic, coming to America to in- spect Question Mark's motor Domestic Dallas—Coste and Bellonte coni- plete non-stop flight from New York. New . York—Paris-to-New tliers to make good-will United States. Detroit—Captain George Endres tour of been committed | Detective Leo | going swimming “pp | which was | York | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1930. and Capt. Alexander Maygar arrive from Flint, Mich.,, on first stage of flight to. Budapest. Boston—Plane in which Russell N. Boardman planned to make transatlantic flight damaged by fire. New York—Hawes to quit senate | to head $10,000,000 league formed | to conserve game. | Springfield, TIL—Mrs. McCormick calls entry of”Mrs. Lottie O'Neilas independent -.candidate for senate | blow to Illinois law enforcement. | Baltimore—Several hundred Vet | erans of Foreign Wars at conven- | tlon here stricken by.poisoning after | luncheon at naval academy. Sports Pittsburgh, Pa.—Cubs, beating | Pirates 10-7, add full game to lead. | Bsfton—Giants lose to Boston, | 7-1, falling into tie with Cards. New England | Plymouth; Mass— Robert Monroe | Bovd Jr., Montclair, N. J., chosen | governor general at closing session | of Society of | ants. Boston—Leonard Doherty, Med- dian authorities fail to prove man- | slaughter charge. Portsmouth, N. H—Body of wom- an washed ashore at Kitte: Me. August 24 identified as Mrs. Edith Lawrence, Medway, Mass., who com- | mitted suicide July 7 by jumping from the Boston-Bangor boat. Charlottetown. P. E. 1L—Com- | mander Donald B. MacMillan's ‘Zschacner Bowdoin puts in here en | route from the Arctic to Wiscasset, | e | Boston—Boston college to receive school of journalism under the will of the late Mrs. Mary E. Taylor. Hartford, Conn.—Charles’ G- Moore, Torrington, re-elected presi- dent of the Connecticut federation | of labor. 1 Alaskan Trappers Face Starvation Due to Law | Anchorage. Alaska, Sept. 5 (UP)— More than 2,000 Indians and white trappers along the lower Yukon eive: are facing starvation, Thomas Gaff V. member of the legislature from Nome, said yesterday after a jour- ney through that region. A recent order by the game com- missioner forbidding the trapping of | beaver and mink over a fast area in ‘ | Alaska is responsible for the phght of these men, Gaffney said. 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