New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1930, Page 16

REPUBLIGAN PARTY BREACH GROWING Pennsylvania G. 0. P. Battle Precipitated by Atterbury Philadelphia, Oct. 10 (A — The breach in the republican party of Pennsylvania is growing. Starting with the revolt of power- ful Philadelphia leaders against the candidacy of Gifford Pinchot, r lican nominee for governor, republicans in other parts of state have declared for John Hemphill, democratic-liberal oppo- nent of Pinchot What is considered in political circles as one of the most important recent developments in a campaign that is daily growing more bitter was the resignation of General W. W. Atterbury, president of the Penn- sylvania railroad, as republican na- tional committeeman from Pennsyl vania. Leaders Organize While Edward was announcing at Harrisburg the resignation of Atterbury, substantial business men, bankers and indus- trial leaders, inent in republican politics, were or- ganizing in Pittsburgh to aid Hemp- hill. They formed a ways and mes committee for the lib party sim- jlar to the one laun by Phila- delphia business men several days ago. Martin declined to make public General Atterbury's letter of re nation, but stated that he had re linquished the post be unable to support all the c on the state ticket. It was gene ly understood by political ot that Atterbury referred to [ Pinchot Calls Him Pinchot himself, recog: by bolting the party could have helped icket as much as Charlie Hall helped it, and that man was Atterbury. “Atterbury’s elimination from the republican party will do the repub- licans of Pennsylvania no harm and the republicans of the nation much good. His treachery to the party which honored him has made the is- sue 80 crystal that nobody can mis- understand it.” l Flashes of- Life ] Atlantic City, N. J.—Gene Tun ney has an idea for utilizing th leisure of the machine age to mal a super-race. He expressed it be fore the National Recreation Con gress: “If the playground and recr ation movements have proper direc- | during the | tion and development coming years we will soon produce a super-race of humans. My mes- sage to this congress is to work for the cultivation of perfectly coordi- | | They were minds and| | nated human machines through the equal development of bodies.” Kansas City—Lee F. Phillips, Jr., heir to millions made in oil, js working in overalls as an attendant at a filling station. After a univer- sity education and a tour around the world he is learning the business. Philadelphia—What does a man who makes a business of hitting a ball a long way do on a vacation?” No. 11 Stromberg-Carlson “Convertible” Consele. Uses 4 Screen Grid tabes. 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Your own vorite phonograph records reproduced with the matchless e R 2 e N A S AL A TS e He hits a ball, of course. Jimmy Foxx, one of the smackmen, got |into golf togs bright and early after | celebration of the world series vic- tory. Madison, Wis—A benefactor of the dairy who scorned to make| ived recognition. The | Capper award for distinctive servi to agricultfire has been presented by | the senator to Dr. Stephen M. Bab- | cock, professor emeritus of the Uni- versity of Wisconsin, who in 1890 perfected a method of determining the butter fat content of milk. He refused to patent it, as he wished no financial returns. The reward con- sists of $5,000 and a medal. Los Angeles—It has been raining | heavily in the City of the Angeles, | r the first time since spring. Corsicdi—Dogs must wear muzzles | in Corsica. It's not the birthplace | of Napoleon, nor is it situated in the | Mediterranean. It's a village in the | district of nkfort-on-Oder. v wv—A seventeenth century rpet from an Indian palac has been purchased by Mrs. Johu N. | Willys, wife of the American am-| bassador to Poland. Formerly it was in the Hall of Mirrors in the palace at Amber, near Jaipur, Raj- putana. It is by 16 feet. The sold in India last year for $60,000. Mrs. Willys bought it in Paris. Italian Specials Bari, Oct. 10 (UP)—The local airport named for Crown Prince n imbert will be inaugurated Sun- | High officials will attend ac- ied by government airplane squadrons. Vatican City, Oct. 10 (UP)—The v Venczuelan minister, Carlos nti, presented his credentials to Pope Pius yesterday. Oct. 10 (UP)—The town | , destroyed by Mt. Aetna | November, 1928, has rebuilt on a safer site ort di e from the former There were 83 dwellings con- | slgned to tho homeless and an addi- tional 117 buildings will be turned over to residents soon. Gorizia, Oct. 10 (UP)—Twelve sersons have been arrested in con- nection with the assassination of the militia officer and school teach- | er, Francesco Sotto-Santi, who was | shot from ambush October 5 at Ver- pogliano school. A woman dis- Messale, Oct. 10 (UP)—Advices | from Tirana, capital of Albania, said 50 Italian airplanes commanded | by General Valle, chief of staff for | the air force, arrived Wednesday. Valle presented a message from | Premier Mussolini to King Zog on King Zog later reviewed the air equadron. SHOTS FIRED AT OFFICER Bombay, India, Oct. 10 (—Fif- teen shots were fired early today at a motor car containing the British police sergeant, Taylor, and his wi proceeding to police headquarters. eant Taylor was hit in the hand 4nd Mrs. Taylor in the thigh. The shots came from a motor car a short distance away which es- caped with its three occupants. Neither of the victims was seriously hurt and both had their wounds dressed in the hospital. 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