New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1930, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1930. P Rex Lease Jilted by Girl Without Reason Hollywood, Cal.. Oct. 20 (P— Rex Lease, mofion picture actor who tly was fined for Wivian can o later the hands of vother Harold decision Piere Lease h FRENCH MOVET0 PROTECT MARKET (Continued From First I rect $50 striking and bing at can's | other 15 Du actress, reccived a Miss Dun- has lost an- sgovernment. * The premier cz gold reserve of G0 and the steady “French government stocks in the R ‘world market. He said French in- || c¢q she no lon dustry, despite fierce compe H the fitm showed an all-around incre son for four per cent compared with 1928 “R xport Drop Small He added? that although expor had dropped the decline less marked th The preniicr steel product en ol eve France. Hec less than persons millions i optimistic, weeping ove at other pco led attention to a 0,000,000 francs improvement o ty Lom r intended to wed She gave no rea- cision nd all that,* I no longer was her countr in rywl Mother's 1"aith Unshaken With tl drat ry Sch comp! countrie in ed with | atic arrival of s be |y nd ourselves take he said, before a 100k |y, s if the other t pe ed. All night the mother waited ind even went on wit USED BY FEDERALS - | Mrs. med wrough wd prayed | when the boys re z i1 knew vould Jox's buck Schmidt said this morning. would think 1 1 heen (Continued Irom First Page) is no new that when tions particul force. Federal {roops mow front are fully equipped for war service, carrying even fic (pital personnel. Troops Withdraw Porto Alegre, ands Brazil, Oct. 20 (P—The 1 about Florianopolis, stronghold in pressed so hard today withdrew from thna the bridge to th the city is located. Revolutionary cly hindering the e at they So this mor urprised, for 1 at my praye [ actiy 14 hos- ing, could ribing his long swin t said that ermost 4aithain Al,| “This kept drummin v brain Ipcd me to easy until I rea shore. 1t med @ hundred I hardly felt the cold, however, in my desirc to get to als Waldrozro Lima e oo Assis Brasil Sunday morni (e L SRR T e k) capied Estreito, on a mainland point | LS, :““! o opposite Florianopolis and ohtained | (M to buck up and control of the power wnians| Lavouldsbe sl ieh carried across the channel on the bridge, supply the city The clectric power & rebel communique the city was dark fort will be temporary president of Rio Grande Do Sul, said. to the channel of a Catharina, tween Florianopolis and the land s0 as to boltle ships using it as a bas vent their issuing forth _barding rebel coast town. non ind he swim an island on 1id to my swimm felt shore and bring 5 fored 5l est olomeo L som hang on 4 e Eifler Nearly Exhausted Harry Eifler w el ¢d of the th ToseH had to b jooat > lig s the most « > men when g ed from the herq aldo Ar the state made, Os anha of | mine L e orge ges tried to signal main- up federal war- > and pr nd bom- vail. 1t cing o only unable None would die. We saw the light and launch the wonderful piece of y handled their Had it n think butwithout wdful feeling with the but bei sh oft to inyone however, that prayed too. Then we but is e keoper n land hy|boat. It wi suspension | - Tlorianopolis is a city of about we 40,000 population. 1t is located on 7 the island of Santa Catharina, -(flnn?f‘[flll with the 1 =ths longest eve-bar T bridge in the world. The city is =Trotected by several small forts, =and remaining loyal to the gove *ment, has proved a thorn in the side of the rebels who have desired 10 concentrate their entire # the Paran aulo front. work oat sea t I do we today not forces on a0 . 3 - l‘rom In!lo Hnr:‘ nte :lm.l)uu(w SHALL LSS HERE =1he east coast between Loyal | m“ =and the capital, Rio De janeiro. cement said that Victoria, m. . had been taken and that the | rebel hands. arters in Bello | pe »d an advanue 3 rom ar the s and to. Guarany, and Condeuba have advancing Minas Ger i=troops. Meanwhile advance of ( i tain Juarez Tavora on Bahia from | =the state of Ser pe continues. = Rebel sources claim that their = Cadvance” along the Sao Paulo| = Parana front, where a battle for the =rich state of Sao Paulo is in pro- ':"rc« continues, | | | Rebels Get Aid : 1 (Continued Military = Horizonte a w=1nfo the sts = southwest,| where im towns of Mont = tite, Carinhanhs i= fallen to iver's banks which loan tully protected in collater: ection its ci Cae- | 110 as in most instances v cer Spel n ship with @ checkup in 1 by direction of counsel for cre ey | tors. Sanford El I«lu‘«l;.'\- Hartford, Oct. the state 4l|( 1 & erage % Bl- seven anford who:e ainst Co., office Ing., s in Connecti order issued FISHERMEN SAVED =BY LIGHT KEEPERS; - = GIVEN P ASIUQT aint vord from th res awaits ral of vk, it v at the bank- ComT vho asked J super m. furt Jeil (C ommuul I'rom l-w Page) up of his s are ascril and Mr. Shippee the oiie time he aid: “Well. something o1 ou went fo church t From the t » of the 1il the rescuc men en no bhoats weakened - tuickly o~ the fire ~\were 2 i, The ret —ended a 1 ~for the wives of “Reilly and for j—Imother of the ~three women cu =tottage at Pir ~had spent the ~hours waite ~the fate of —~that Harr Zreached shor ~also ended ~vescued me - Leit Cottage The fot I —coltage vester reef. Apparer load for the ~boat began to ed to ship wat could hail it out Tthat followed ths - craft, Harry ~house 300 = shore 1 Lifler {heir N¢ turned to Reilly ana | said Schr Harold ore Mrs. from 1 faile Schultze Street Pe 1 |BELIEVE IT OR NOT (on dressed envelope, Mr. request. went with (Reg. 11 Ripley will furni root of mnything depicted ty him). S Pat Off.) wtamped, ad- BY RIPLEY s swim | must | rs would be | | Checkers become Mayor | Action by | Colone! Heay G Heslen WAS BEEN ELECTED SUPERINTENDENT oF THE NEW ORLEANS COTTON EXCHANGE EVERY YEAR FOR GO YEARS ( TREES WeRE MADE INTo NEWSPAPERS | IN 4 HOURS | | N HARZ . Cermany 1 = \ | U_\\;“q)(% \ Tie NEWSPAPER “FORWARD " 1S READ BACKWARD EXPLANATION OF SATURDAY'S The ( posed from hase to summit of lava and ashes. perfect cones in the world, walls actvally bend under the pressure of the wind. Reference: Volume 7, 1896 The Four-Handed €¢heckerboard—*“Foursome” tor, Howard J. 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Great Brain vights reserved ( \PTO()\ stic outlines of eruptions, being as Fujiyama, one of the com- com- most , or “The Geographical Journal” is the name given this game by its inven- The playing field has 145 squares n every man for himself” basis, or from three sides. opposite their own ing the men of the jump his men the board, jumr A Me- erty Woszyna, et Clintock street At the regular last week, the blatt, Curtin, I titions were re 2djustment fol Quigley e ref Myrtle s property i Four Believed Lost in Detroit, Oct. (Pr—Lake Clair apparently has claimed the of four men who started out meeting | 20 Rosen- 2 pe- board of ng but as displeased be- le writ- petitions i and for that ey, cor Koloc ale and Wo terred to th public 5 | bination sail and motor boa come to Detroit from Belle miles east of Windsor. Or The men left duri and have not bec heard from atives of one of the men yeste ed the circumstances igan and Ontario authoriti The identity of two of t me not established. The Joseph Daoust rence was made by ion on the cific rosoluti WOMAN'S SUIT AGAINST CITY GOING T0 TRIAL was ope and Mo r who ventured ernoon in a small Case of Mrs, Gertrude Cordin, | ft was on the verge Tripped on Pipe, Listed for | | Storm on Lake St. Clair | Thursday evening in a 63-foot com- tiver, gh wind 0 Mich- Who | boat was rescued by two hoatmen a I of foun |dering in Lake St. Clair, He is M Joscph of St. Clair Shores. who ha arted on a fishing expedition de- St. [spite the bad weathe lives last DRIVER HELD RESPONSIBLE Norwalk, Oct. 20 (A—T1i a finding returned here today, Coroner John J. Phelan holds Edmond Bodine, 18, of Flushing, L. 1., criminally respon- sible for the decath of Police Ser- tratton, who was n he was stru riven by Bodine t to 18 Rel- rd sutomobile Boston Post road early Wednesday morning. Bodine is at liberty under $2,000 bond for ap- pearance on charges of manslaugh- ter. With Officer Paul McGrath, Ser- - |geant Stratton was arresting two |deserting marines when the fatality {occurred. by an on the boat out s Hearing Tuesday. Mrs. Ger inst the City duled fo b Jud fore Ye ord tomorrow orbin ch pipe front nd wit il and 1 omans in ior claims the city box circutar uncov- Parker & Parker when her foot came Vit she was thrown to | She suffered a sprained other of| illeg rmanent, | 1 left of in injuries es will be pe Gerard ( Plaintiff. REAR-END COLLISION ENDS IN 85,000 SUIT Action some ilie Man DBrings Court to Ueree Rartford Driver o Pay for Damage. . New Gold Ru%h Stirs Northern Canada ghan of Hartford i bro f Plainville EBEKAHS IO ENTER I : TAIN last | —_— Lew Stone Married in Arizona to Hazel Woof Yuma, Ariz.,, Oct. 20 (P—Lewis Stone, veteran character actor of the stage and screen, and Hazel Elizabeth Woof, of Playa Del Rey, (‘al., were honeymooning here today. They were married vesterday by the Rev. Herbert Brook, of the Yuma Methodist church. The marriage was a surprise, there having been no announce- ment of their intentions. The final decree of divorce separating Stone and his second wife, Mrs. Flor- ence Oakley Stone, the actress, became final Friday and the trip from Hollywood to Yuma began the next day. Stone's first wife, Margaret Langham, died in 1917, Stone has been familiar fig- ure in theatrical and film ci for nearly a quarter of a century. He is 50 years old. Mrs. S is TWO MEN KILLED INMINE ACCIDENT \Score Injured, Some Perhaps Fatally, in Portage, Pa. Portace, Pa., Oct. 20 () — Two men were killed and more than a score were injured, some of them possibly fatally, today, when cars carrying 100 miners into the Son- man Shaft Coal Co. mine at Sonman ran down a steep grade and were wrecked. Three men were reported in a critical condition at a Johnstown hospital. The condition of others was not determined definitely. The men killed were Mike Hoschuck and George Sucha The accident occurred as the men were entering the mine for their day's work. They boarded the cars at the bottom of the shaft léading into the mine and a coupling broke, according to company officials. Twelve cars plunged down the grade for a distance of 1,000 feet and were derailed, crashing into the minc walls. The cars were operated by a rope from the bottom of the shaft lead- {ing into the mine to the interior of | the pit. MERIAN ANSWERS " BOARD GRITICISM (Continued From First Page) Mlynarski lives on Cabot street. Mayor Favors Grading Mayor Quigley said today he anti- s, a {the $100,000 issue, and as for the | streets to be repaired he pointed out that the list was only tentativ bot street, he said, was certainly in need of repairs and he had no ob- jection to gra ing vork there, but this is not the time of year to lay macadam and furthermore, he said, 60 per cent of the cost of macadam, |is represented in materials, while 100 per cent of the cost of grading is labor. Therefore, grading work provides a way out of the unemploy- |ment situation and the bulk of the $100,000 will be spent that way. The council will also act on a proposed issue of $150,000 sewer bonds. The Painted Deser long«the Colorado river in remarkable for (he Prown, blue, purple, white colors of its sand and shales. is a region Arizona bright red, ‘llow and nes, clays dependence throug] Over a-million doll safest LONG TERM PLAN $1.00 per $2.00 per $3.00 per $4.00 per $5.00 per $10.00 per hare Shares 3 Shares Shares 5 Shares Shares Ete, Share 2 Shares 3 Shares Shares Shares Shares £2.00 $4.00 $6.00 $8.00 $10.00 $20.00 per per per per per per which mature in 4% { cipated that the council will approve | || AS CERTAN AS U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS Hundreds of men and women areon the road to financial in- paid to members. It’s the world’s . surest investment, SHORT TERM PLAN (3 YEARS) . up to 50 shares Single Payment Bhares AGCIDENT VICTIN IDENTIFIED BY SON Andrew Katauskas in Critical Condition at Hospital Identification of the man who was struck by an automobile driven by John Bruzas of 77 West street |at an early hour Satruday morning was made yesterday by his son, John Katauskas, who stated that a |description of the victim which he {read yesterday afternoon in a Sat- |urday afterhoon paper tallied with that of hisgfather and in view of |the fact that his parent had been home since Friday night he went to the hospital to see if the victim might not be his father. His fears proved true, for on ar- rival at the hospital he was shown the man and immediately identified him as his father. The man proved to be Andrew Xatauskas of 792 Stanley street. He is an employe of Landers, Frary & Clark. Katauskas has been unconscious since the accident and had not re- |covered his senses at 2 o'clock this afternoon, according to advice re- ceived from hospital attaches. His |case is still regarded as critical. Several witnesses to the accident {have been discovered by Sergeant Patrick J. O'Mara, who is conduct- |ing the police investigation of th accident. The stories of these wit- nesses vary in detail. Versions of Mishap Differ According to Bruzas' account of the affair, Katauskas walked into the left rear part of his automobile, while Matthew McGuire, who is al leged to have been driving just be hind Bruzas, stated that it was the right front fender of Bruzas’ car that struck the man. that he saw Katauskas beforo the other man’s car struck him and says that he was practically across the intersection before he was knocked down. After getting the various versions of the 'accident from the several witnesses, the sergeant turned the matter over to the detective bureau lfl)r further investigation. Police reported today that no ac- {tion would be taken by them unless Katauskas’ injuries should prove fatal. Supposed Wife Killer Found Sober and Quiet When Policeman John Smigel went to the home of Mrs. Pauline Tajmajer of 387 Burritt street to in- vestigate a complaint made to him by Mrs. Tajmajer that her husband had threatened to kill her, he found the husband seated quietly at home, sober and good natured. Mrs. Tajmajer told the officer that her husband had forced an entrance to her bedroom by taking the hinges {from the door leading to it. | TInvestigation proved that the hus- band had taken the door off to re pair it after the hinges had worked loose. COL. McCORMICK DELAYED New Haven, Oct. 29 (A —Because of snow storms in the mid-west, Col- onel Robert R. McCormick, publish- er of the Chicago Tribune, was un- able to arrive here today to deliver the first Block foundation lecture at Yale. He was to have spoken on “The Nf‘wspapr‘r as a Business En- terprise Today." The Chicago publisher had plan- {ned to fly to New York, but because of the storms returned to Chicago shortly after the start of the flight. He was expccted to leave for the east today and will deliver the lec- ture cither tomorrow or Wednesday. | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS YET h this plan. ars have been (12 YEARS) $200 3400 month month month $600 month $800 month $1900 month $2000 up to 50 shares —Privilege savings anytime with in- terest added. —Building loan privileges, —Definite maturity dates, 7 and 12 years. —Greater maturity value month month month month month month $200 3400 $600 £800 $1000 §2000 for 80 years at :"m. not | MeGuire claims | ————— POLICE QUESTION DETECTIVE'S WIFE Woman Held in Connection With Child's Mother Denver, Colo., Oct. 20 (B — Mrs. Pearl O'Loughlin, wife of a city de- tective, was held for questioning to- day by police investigators who have established that her 10 year old stepdaughter, Leona O'Loughlin, was the victim of a brutal murder. Mrs. O'Loughlin was arrested yes- |terday when an autopsy on the child’s body revealed, physicians | said, that she had been fed ground | glass, beaten unconscious and hurled |into the lake to drown. Her body | was found in the lake last Friday. The stepmother of the youthful victim asserted during hours of ques- tioning vesterday that she Kknew nothing about the slaying or . the presence of glass in Leona's stom- ach. She remained overnight in the matron’s quarters with no charge lodged against her. The slain girl's father Leo O'Loughlin, is in a hospital appar- ently recovering from eating ground | glass. When questioned by police Mrs. O'Loughlin, said she had been | 111, as also had her son by a previ- ous marriage, Douglas Millican, 8. She sald she believed the illnesy was induced by eating glass. Physicians conducted an examina- tion, but said they could find no symptoms other than that the wom- an was weak from a 48-hour fast. Find Bloody Towel Officers said they had found a blood-stained tire iron, wisps of the child’s hair and a bloody towel in |the O'Loughlin automobile which | Mrs. O'Loughlin used twice the night her stepdaughter disappeared. Mrs. O'Loughlin explained the towel had been used to stop a nose bleed suffered by her son. Physicians said the slain girl's body had enough glass in the viscera to have caused death within five or six hours, but cling to the beliet that she died from drowning after hav- |ing been knocked unconscious with two blows on the head. Frank O'Loughlin, who lives at the home of his brother, Leo, volun- tarily went fo the police station for | questioning and subsequently was | released. —_— ‘TWO AUTOS AND TROLLEY IN WEST MAIN §T. CRASH Electric Vehicle Bumps Into One Machine and Forces It Against Another Directly Ahead Automobiles driven by Reginald Towers of 50 Hamilton street and Roger Coc Manchester of 3915 East 2nd street. Long Beach, Cal, and a |New Britain-Meriden trolley car of !un Connecticut Co., in charge of Motorman George Rose of 157 Res- ervoir avenue, Meriden, were.in co!- lision opposite.328 West Main strect shortly after 1 o'clock today. Towers had stopped while travel- ing east and the California man's car was slowing up directly behind it when the trolley struck it forc- ing it against the Towers' machine. | Both machines were slightly dam- aged from the impact. Sergeant Patrick J. O'Meara fin- vestigated the matter and reported no cause for arrest. FOUR ALOOHOL DEATHS New York, Oct. 20 (UP)—Poison zlcohol caused four deaths in New York city over the week-end, health authorities reported today. Seven othcr persons were treated at Belle- vue hospital for acute alcoholism. AS SAFE IT PAYS 5%% Compounded Semi-Annually to withdraw shares. Yorl EW BRITAINCOOPERATIVE A new gold rush is on in northern Ontario, following discov JAVINGSANDJOANAISOCIATION of rich deposits in Bannockburn tow: nship in the vicinity of e T e HATCH BUILDING 24 WASHINGTON STREET 1’5(,,(] felds : : * Sno con I‘ ms d_ ) 1o Ld. (J‘ TELEPHONE 73 conditions that will be duplicated in the Bannock- | burn field shortly, wh perate ef- | forts to get their here prospectors are making des | upplies in before winter conditions make| travel almost impossible, i en of Lhe