New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1930, Page 11

@ * TURKS REPORTED . KILING SCORES ’ Uncontirmed Stories Say 4,500 ‘Have Been Slain London, Qct. 3 (PU)—An Exs change Telegraph dispatch from Je- rusalem reported without confirma- tion today that Turks had massacred #.500 men, women and children and destroyed many villages in the Zilan district. The Exchange telegraph corres- pondent also reported without con- Brmation that Turkish aerial bom- bardments had killed hundreds of ersons in the Djuelmarek, Agri and endruk districts. Troops under Jepvad Pasha Kemal and Eddin Pasha destroyed many villages near Tscaldiran, the dispatch + paid. The engagements covered a wide area along the Turkish-Persian fron- tier, where Kurdish tribesmen have been causing trouble between Turkey and Persia, oulminating in a Turkish ultimatum to Persia to keep the Kurds from invading Turkish ter- ritory. Reports from the frontier to Jeru- salem indicated the Kur@lish insul gents recently had been reinforce: and were defending a 65-mile front stretehing from Aralki to the Baya- zid district, just south of Mt. Ararat. The Turks concentrated around Bayazid and the Iraq frontier, while the Persians also strensthened their frontier forces. SIR THOMAS SAYS CUP FROM PEOPLE WELCOME Yachtsman Believes = Consolation ~ Trophy “Full of America’s Heart” —Wants “Real Mug” as Well. Cherbourg, France, Oct. 3 (UP)— Bir Thomas Lipton, returning from his unsuccessful quest of the Amer- ica’s cup, said today that he would “treasure the Will Rogers cup more than the America’s cup because it will be filled to overflowing with America's heart.” A fund to buy a loving cup for Sir Thomas has been collected in New York after being suggested by Will Rogers, the humorist. “But I want another mug, too,” Sir Thomas told visitors in the Le- viathan, en route to England. *I thought about it all the way across the Atlantic and decided to chal- lenge again as soon as the rules al- low meeting the Americans at their own game with ultra-modern gad- pets.” BUCK LEAVES AMARILLO Amarillo, Tex., Oct. 3 (A—Robert Buck, 16 year old Elizabeth, N. J., aviator seeking to set a new junior transcontinental.record, left here at 8:10 a. m, (C. S. T.,) today for Albuquerque, N. M. Forced down at Glenrio, N. M, yesterday,he returned here and spent the night after a new cylinder was put in the motor of his plane. « l NOW IS THE TIME TO THINK OF WEATHER STRIPS Let Us Estimate N. B. Screen Mfg. Co. Rocky Hill Ave. Tel. 5147 I NEW_ BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1930. A Homer for Cochrane, and— Mickey Cochrane’s big bat was good for another four-base clout | in the second garhe of the World Series at Shibe Park, Philgdel- phia. This Herald-NEA Service picture shows the Philadelphia Athletics’ hard-hitting catcher being greeted by a bat boy as he crossed the home plate after a tremendous drive over the right field fence in the first inning of the contest. * TRUTH . 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Gerard Casale has re. |turned from a business trip to Ben- |nington, Vt. ¥ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Pure Newest Fall- Colors Regular $1 Value Women’s Heavy RUBBER APRONS 25¢ Made for hard usage (e — 1 Pedestal Type ALARM CLOCKS " In assorted colors [ 7 As, Well Made and As Football $1 Another special lot (— Cofiplete With Bladder Juvenile Court Plan Revised by Officials Hartford, Oct. 3 P—A new sys- tem of reporting information en juventile delinquency has been put into effect’in all the juventile courts of the state, it was annoynced today by K. L. Messenger, chief juvenile | court probation officer and commis- sloner of the state byreay of child welfare. Under the old system, Mr. Mes- senger said, a great deal of infor- mation regarding the delinquent children was received, but wasg in. complete and not suficiently com- prehensive. The new system, he be. leves, will furnish a basis for study of the age factor, reasens for de- linquency and disposition of cuses by children's courts. Information valuable to the state in coping with the problem of de- First Quality O Women’s . Full Fashioned U Thread Silk HOSE 59 . ... Men’s SILK TIES 19¢ Folding CARD TABLES $1 Sturdy and strong Warm . As These Which Cost Much More linquent children is expected to bde gained. Mrs. Willametz Feted On Return From Europe The Ladies of Bohemian Eagle held their monthly meeting yester- day afternoon at 0dd Fellowst hall. Arch street. Following the meeting a welcome home supper and soclal were tendered Mrs. Fannie ~Willa- mets, president, who recently re- turned from a three months' tour of Czechoslovakiy, Belgium, Ger- many, France and Prague. MRS. VAN COTT SUES Rene, Nev.,, Oct. 8 (UP) «— Mrs. Kathleen Heywood Van Cott filed suit here yepterday for a diverce frem John Van Cott, New York at- torney. i HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Something for Everybody’s Sweet Tooth Touraine Mint and Cocoanut Patties. and Nut Bars. ‘Washington, Oct. 3 (UP)—The suggestion that Alice Roosevelt | Longworth may use her ‘‘political | influence” to “soften the announced | decision of Senator Borah, republi- can, Idaho, to, oppose Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormf¥k's entrance to the senate, is contained in an article by Eleanor Pitterson, editor of the ‘Washington Herald, printed on the front page of the newspaper today. Under the heading “Will she? Can she?” The signed article stated: “Some weeks ago I wrote that Alice Longworth had no real gifts to bring to Ruth Hanna McCormick's campaign. Ruth McCérmick is Alice Longworth’s close friend. . Editor Says Mrs. Longworth May ° Help Mrs. Mi(zo_rgx_ick With Borah “I was in error. 1 spoke hastily:In ignorance. “Senator Borah. another close triénd of Alice Longworth’s, has said that if Ruth McCormick is elected he will vote to unseat her because of her excessive campaign expenditures. Mrs. Longworth may now present her real gifts. She may use her political influence, of which the country has lon# heard so much. She may soften this decision of the frugal gentleman from Idaho.” The state of South Carolina rec- ognizes divorces granted in other | states, but it grants none {tself. ) Here’s an immense special! itants Kniit Se consisting of Sacque, Bonnet and Bootees— all for the amazing low price of Keep That Schoolgirl ‘Complexion Palmolive Soap Limit 12 to a Customer No Need to Be Without a Pair of Slippers At This Price Women’s Why, the sacque alone usually re- tails for more! Trimmed with silk embroidery — and will make a dar- ling gift for babies. 5¢ SPECIAL! 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