New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1930, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 19 GERMANY UNABLE T0 REACH TERMS May Withdraw From Prepare- tory Disarmament Parley Berlin, Nov. 4 () — So far as| Germany is concerned the session of | the preparatory disarmament com-| mission scheduled to meet again at| Geneva. November 6 is likely to be the last one. Count Von Bernstorff and the German delegation, who are leaving tomorrow, have been instructed to bend every effort to have the pre- paratory commission give way to a full conference of the powers in 1931 to discuss disarmament. So insistent is Germany that the preliminaries be ended that the cab- inet does not deem it cssential for | full agreements to be reached now | on a draft convention. Germany | rather proposes that whatever draft| convention may find maximum sup- port shall be submitted to the pow- crs together with a minority report and with memoranda from all pow- ers participating in the preliminar- ies setting forth their respective at- titudes. German official circles exy aul' the feeling that further preliminary ¢ discussion of the difference between the JFrench and German attitudes on the question of war materials and ained reserves is futile and might as well be transferred for thrashing out to a meeting of the powers. The French position is that train- reserves and accumulated war ma- terials shall not be considered part of the strength of armies and navies whereas Germany and Great Britain hold a contrary thesis “We aim at g a date fixed some time in 1931 for a world dis- armament conference irrespective of what reports may be drawn up at the coming Geneva scssion,” said a foreign office spokesman Observe Conference Meanwhile » German govern- ment as well as the disarmament delegation has been watching the paricys of Hugh §. Gibson, American ambassador to Belgium, at Paris and Tiome with great interest. It W said that if Ambassador Gibson should succeed in getting France and Italy to foin thc American, British and Japanese in a complete naval agreement, Germany would welcome it heartily as a step for- ward ridding the world of arma- ment burdens. “Provided of course,” the forcign office spokesman add “that no secret understandings or gentlemen's agreements are made whereby land disarmament is jeopardized CAPTURED MEN REFUSE TO PLEAD azel-Toy Crew Free On 83,000 Bail Each Provide No B Nine men captu ho; B {sh motor hoat Mazel-Tov Ly a coast were at liberty « re- grard craft Saturday today in $3,000 bail ¢ fusing last night to plead to charges \f conspiracy to smuggle 400 cases of liquor into the United States The men denicd the jurisdiction of the United States in the mattc United States Commissioner Mat gon, before om they re not guilty raigned red a plea of fo= ecach man and set Noven 20 as the date for hearing wormer Assistant U. S. Attorney Joscph Fitzpatrick for the men, said the delay in ar- raizning them may cause him to ap- pear in federal court here to de- termine how long the coast guard and special agents of the customs secvice sent here from Boston may hold defendants withou \ing an arraignment Debate 12 Mile Limit Titzpatrick d he had been in- formed by Chptain Cook of the Mazel-Toy th hoat, with her! r almost exhausted es disabled, was well pile limit when she e ander Sexton of the Tucker denied that the Mazel Tov was beyond the 12 mile limit The crew, who claimed to b anadian subjects, described them NOTICE On Wedne November 5. 1830 at 7:30 p. m. m City Hall, the Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on the petition of the Southern New England Tee Com- pany for change of zone trom Busi- inces “C" to “Industrial” on Corbin Place, 50 as to inciude ali the prop- erty adjoining Corbin Place owned hy the Southern New England Ice Company in the “Industrial” zone ROARD OF ADJUSTMENT, Thomas Linder, Clerk. | To Buy, To Sell, To Rent--- Thousands Use the Classified Section Profitably London Public Looks Askance at Hot Dogs London, Nov. 4 (UP) — Th “hot dog" has come to London and has found the British public skeptical. The premier sandwich of Amier- ica has been introduced by a small restaurant in historic Fleet street Homesick Americans, however ,have thus far been the only buyers. —_— | selves as follows: Frank D. Cook, | captain; Freeman Dorey, cook: Paul Misher, second engineer; Willian | | Cook, engineer: Stanley Heckman, | Vilberg Vamboldt and Louis Acker, | all of Lunenburg, N. S, and Au- | Bustus Richard, master, and Douglas \hu\w both of Riverport, N. § KIDNAPERS LOOSE DETROIT REALTOR' f Kaier Put Out of Auto, Makes| "7 His Way to Toledo Detroit, Nov. 4 (Pr John Hortman, head of police blackhand squad that Charles Kaicr, wealthy real estate dealer, had been rele by Kidnapers and returned to tome her Hoffman did not give out details| of Kaier's reelase, but it was learned fiem other sources tnat Kaier was | put out of an automobile in India- napolis. Ind., Monday after having been given his watch, a ring and $2 He de his way to Toledo, from where friends brought him back to Detroit Kaier was kidnaped last Thursday night by four men who posed as federal prohibition agents and said they were taking him to the Unitel tes district attorney Hoffman faid Kaier was acquainted with Jo- ph (Peajacket) Woeniak, alleged orse rum runner who was indict- > years ago on charges of brib- nited es customs border patrolmen Wozniak was said to lLizve brought Kaier home from Toledo. Ransom Demand Cut After the tired real estate mar 1 been kidnaped. his wife receiv mand by telephon fo! "his later was reduced to $3 wut when she went to a hotel the ranson 1 Kkidna gent did not appear, anp parently fearing a trap. Two taxi ) loads of detectives had followed Mrs. Kaier o the hotel, and detec to pay $2,000 of tives waited in {he lobby Police said she did not know they learned of the kidnaping. Detectives under Inspecior Hoff had worked on the theory tha r was kidnaped by Ecorse rum her 1d become more ardous and less profitable with the passage of the Canadian law against exporting or to the United States. Hoffma noney from persons who did not feel themsclves in position to 1ppeal to the law for protection, but threats to that if the Kai aping was perpetrated by was their rst known ov USE HERALD CLASSIFT e Classified Ad Headings Announcements —RBURIAL LOTS. 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