New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1930, Page 1

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ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1, 1930. -EIGHTEEN AGES PRICE THREE CENTS FTHIOPIAN CROWN Curtis Says He Approved Placing Undercove{fliq_ On Capitol Hill 70 BE BESTONED UPONRASTAFAR Quarter Million Tribesmen Throng Addis Ababa for Elabo- , Tale Goronation Ceremonies " BIGGEST AFRICAN EVENT SINCE DAYS OF PHARAOHS Ras Tafari and Amazonian Queen to Spend Tonight in Praycr and Re- ceive Orowns from Coptic Arch- bishop Tomorrow—Many Foreign Dignitaries to be 1 4 Among Black- ng Viewing Ceremonies Nov. 1.— smen, Abyssinia quarter million tribe under tents of many hues, today W Addi il Amazon- camped about th s o Ababa, where king of Abyssinia jan ¢ will he kings and queen of queens, Ior cowpaths ind his crowned king o orrow lanes and Africa of this 6,000 days the roads of northeastern have led year old cn 1 of Sheb Solomon and Recalls Days of Perhaps never be tory, of Africa, exce of the Pharaohs mighty migratiol has pecta Jium fari, v prayer ight i P moveme nd 1 of tents which today Pha orc pt such a it b the capita! No expense make the to the Solomon” lern las coronation of cessor throne of t1 s in have All the last 1 the cmend- Many slept in v from the Addis cquator, of because f mo times oney conld ed facili athering h not s for suffering ke atmospl nea climate much like New n late s a at of its titu intainous character of the To spend N <ht in Prayer rhoon the emperor the inner s chu Georg them No ong the state allowed to wit hen, preceded by 2 robed coptic ecc crosiers, a crucitix, pherds’ ffs, and inc lang > two sovercigns will procced 1o the new- Jy built coronation hall the ct obeisance b will take th thrones. Joint Coronation Then occurs the suprems of the day and the week of celebra- t1on which is to follow. Promy 9 a. m the ble coptic bishop, after pronoun the diction and reciting nation ritual in the emy tongue, will place a dazz of gold and inmonds, sapphires rubics on peror's brow With the words “tak of imperial sword on ] ©," the archbishop will emperor a magnificer emblem of power, surmounted cross and the lion of Judah, superh golden sword made in adjoinisg ere afier n ore the high s on t king they ir pla Tomorrow event y at arch- bene- ial coro- ‘s ancient crown venc ng a power ar your loins by a and a France. It will be the next. The archbishop 1o her throne, tant from that turn of the queen will en emp procecd dis- and, ror about of the (Continued on Page Two) BANKRUPTCY PETITION BY HOLLYWOOD SHOPPE - Owner Lists Liabilities at $60,000 and Assets at $20,000 Listing his liabilities gt approxi- mately $60,000 and assets at ap- proximately $20,000. Abraham A Kaplan, doing business as the Hol- lywood Shoppe at I Main stree has filed a petition in bank offering a composition of cent The creditors will hold their first meeting at 11 a. m. November 13 in the office of Referee Saul Berman in Martford, to act on the offer of com- position. Attorney David L. Nair has been appointed receiver under £25,000 bonds and J. Valentine, . Connor and N. Conn have been named appraisers. Hungerford & Saxe represent the bankrupt The shoppe deals in dress goods and the assets rep- resented principally in stock on band, book accounts and fixtures, ruptcy, per women's FINAL CAMPAIGN ' couver Hutchinson, Kaps., Nov. 1 (A — Vice President Charles Curtis, here for a republican rally last night, re- vealed that he ing of an undc agent in the scnate at Washington. His disclosure followed ment in Washington by Dr. mes 1. Doran, former prohibition direc- and now commissioner of in- trial alcohol, who said he had an agent to the building some ago at the request of authori- ties there. “It is true,” the vice said, “but I do not unde I should be asked 1o make approved the station- over prohibition office building a state- : president tand why a state- CHARGES HURLED Strong Language Makes Its Ap- pearance on Both Sides ALL ASSURED OF VICTORY Local Issues Also Add to Tenseness of Last Few Days Before Election —Democrats Hopeful When Re- publicans Expect Losses, ¥ A the breadth racked by political disscnsions t party captains sounded today a final rally-call to the millions who will choose a new congress and the gov- ernors of thirty states at Tuesda 1 election \cros: of a nation gene valedictory ction the many the ultuous \dreds of petition for hoarse whis- Except for the f ceremonials ve, the campaign Today reserved for cle ends with and tonight rties hope the nxiou f decision. they concei dissa ministration, iness depre faces toward day pread staction a on of the by prohibition, the tariff, farm r ind other issues, the democrat stood by their predictions that their ign ocratic n house of rial re- unrelenting o would mean & mate the republican s departmer to decide what 1 the prem- the hope | on both sides today to ers i of gender hrow i Wi and outposts throughout the country to a last convulsion ef supreme ac- cither s d by t enough headqus the many lesser in- stru 1 days pas for some IN CANADIAN WILDS Two Planes Disappear With Crews in:North- ern Area Seattle, Wash., Nov. 1 (A—With six men in two planes still missing n Northern British Columbia, res- ue efforts were being planned to- | 1 points ndt, Alaska pilot, was | Atlin, B. C., after endi search for Captain Burke, couver aviator, and 1\\0‘ companions in the Liard river dis- trict. Burke was lost October 11| when last seen flying toward Atlin fter a prospecting flight to Liard Dorbandt expected 1o take off first opportunity in a third widely Frank Dort da separ; at ond Favorable weather was awaited | by a Treadwell Yukon Consolidated | company plane at Mayo, Yukon ter- ritory, to take up the search for Rurke. Mayo is about 100 miles southeast of Dawson Robin Renahan, of Vancouver, B. €. an Alaska-Washington airways pilot, who left Vancouver last Sun- day with two companions to join the Burke search, last was seen yester- | day over Alert Bay, northern Van- | Isiand. It was hoped he be at Swanson Bay, up the awai favorable might st weather. | ‘ Uses Al Smith’s Picture On His Campaign Banners Greenwich, Nov 1 (UP)—"Vote for William C. Runge for judge of the probate court,” reads a large | paign banner here. picture on the how- is unmistakably familiar. It is | not that of Runge, but of Alfred I | Smith, The resemblance between the men is so strong that Runge's mana ] admitted today they had used 1928 presidential campaign hanners, merely changing the wording. | banner, | ever, WOODS BEGINNING ment about it. The ployed by the secre and he can give statement. He simply approval ry of the the ary asked me for and 1 approved i gaid he understood t the gent had the other offici concern- was ate neces my Curtis signment of proval “of cd.” Dr. Doran said it under- standing there never any in- tention of spring on members of the senate, but mercly to stop the ac- tivities of a hootlegger whose liquor selling the auth on Capitol Hill wanted stopped In this task, Vice aid, he hoped successTul was h tis | 70 GET FOLLOWINGH Psychology of Optimism Plan Shows Momentum MUCH WORk NOT STARTED, Employment Committce Shows Pro- jects Under Way and Proposcd That Will Provide Work for Many Thousands, Washington, the psychology of 1dmini to cr optimism throug the nation in the s of bu depression and un=mployin achieving a powerful monier One of the chicf duties of dent Hoover's emergency committec on employment is to clearing house for tention is to be focused on the tive side of the p Thus, newest developr hot of serve as a At- posi- the g00d news icture mind House work public White public about 81,0 Much Work Not Begun is annony pro. sum itk are in various st On projects 370,000,0 s of will cost about has not been be- It was point- al employment an investme whi 0 work but is imminent too, that fr army gun, ed out in for labor ary 1 fror And that this latt wiil he eded by J All such ne first time Colonel Art president’s now cle navy, civ 1sed sinee 00 w8, giver appointme - Woods to he oy the sinc ad th committec rs com s of departient ganized to gr Mr. Hoover's merc first 24 hours his ne of ti blicity the Other Departments Other are b T wor Active it department into s0 Pag governt brought action, (Continued on THE WEATHER New Fair Britain and vicinity: and slightly colder to- Sunday fair with ris- temperature. | 'REPORT ~ WINSLOW Peoria (Comtene e ) 50,000 FAN S FOOTBALLC Hall Dozen Big Gan 300,000—Interest D CARNE Two Undefeated Teams. Cornell and Fordh; tssoclated Press Ploto hurgh Associated Press telephoto of Ver- non Ahigren, 1., who confessed he other men kidn :alva banker, and for rar Middle Galva that and ed Earl Yo held ¥ mechanic Atlant YOCUM ABDUCTARS - SOUGHT IN PEORIA - mor Death Penalty to Be Asked for : Tlinois Kidnapers h ted rea Carne 000 te SEEN Stolen Brown s Man Said to Be Driving Truck Which He Tried to Scll— pn o 22 Two Members of Gang Still Free —Others Captured. Kewanee wreh for the amat Nov naped and | iionaire Gz here t day Nebrask The state on Thurse when a Winslow, said to b or, en near that city Truck Winslow which carch, whi police The not drz te roner bi en ams a urned to that Floyd - lead- was Driving Stole William Repo ot At Her Home Mrs. Stockers told Melin tha (Co ion I v0) NEW YORK UNIVERSITY | west Virginia respecisen—vic- BOris and loaona Leave Palace, MANY REPORTS T0 POLICE million or mort 1sh hetwe 1or: powertul vo u crowd tot Some T AND ESCAPE IN SEDAN 1" Latham of 27 Broad Street | e e retty Girl’s Face Is Enough Bail for Judge ivanston, 111 A 1 (P thacker oE- Al her apher, one 1 in ORDINANCES NOT ADEQUATE (TS || TO PROSECUTE MEAT STORE i THREE FATALITIES Managers of Market FROM HALLOWEEN Conducted By Strauss- EETS s Roth Found Not Guilty " New England Deaths Recordel— of Offering For Sale ROVAL EDDING ™ wowisthietnGity~ Food Unit For Human and = g Consumption. artmanth-Ya GIE TECH N seiie e 0y SOFIA OBSERVES am. Play Columbia e and Princeton Both in Mingle With Crowd S _ QUEEN WAVES T0 CROWD TI'wo Die Cases of This Type Should Be Brought Under State Statute, » West Today. Cutting Down in Fall River — Vermont ic Coast Interest RBoy Shot—Other Persons Injured York. Nov Throughout Nation — Hobgoblins X . v Court Says in and Witches Roam City, King and Bride Center of Tumul astern toothall game Decision—Holes in City Out tuous Welcome at Palace—Police Laws Pointed in Relax Rules (o Iet Joyous Sub- jects Have Good Time. Memorandum. N Tont ttional and ork 1 ) New Y ¢ ce court o1 \e ent Michael red manager line #tor welled the ndefe contr ated teams the allega- the lo- hat meat umption had store on thret rk. but Judge S: tor Joseph G t of the case t that his de- construed as a stated that in his been immpos- at hand in favor of ood :s Smilingly n Wave Seattle Youth Shot 10 : N P—0 : bal t of the weak- cads of on which the reatl t o fol- (Continue wound=d about nion of the h officer on unfit fi ordinance under ion is based is as condi vt~ Being Robbed in Rear v, fisk of food spector ndition I Clark Street House N leg Brooklyr ham of food inspector ¢ forbid th osed for an food articles de- t the owner or dil Dance With Crowds to spe e r to sell or rpose of for a time t their honor. unawa all cases f the food in- nee to Cary THIS WEEK'S AFFAIRS . . . . . by Knight WONEY CAGHE FOUND BY STORE BURGLARS Get 8105 in Coffee Grinder ey K NAYOR UE'LL QUIET DOWN // AFTEQC A DOSE OF THE MeDtcmgv/ WILLAM W. PEASE | waii G& 80 YeAos OLD TOMOROW— 3 Y/ and Behind Refrigera- tor Beams New GRITAIN ENTOYED WALLOWEEN /, - va!” \ 7/ f ENGINEER HILLED IN MARTINSBURG WRECK Baltimore & Ohio Train Plunges Off Tracks— Another Dying Quatey L HAve A route stick wa sor 10 h the doo police tha manage Tt 6:45 afte doors that were employes d OF UONS CLUB ARE DROPPED FOR VARIOUS REATONT - w0 the north i departiuents