New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1930, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press NEW BRITAIN HERALD * age Dall\ Circulation For LSTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, OVEMBER 10, 1930. -EIGHTEEN PAGES DORNIER AIRPLANE REACHES ENGLAND * ONAMERICAN HOP | Giant German Air Liner Com pletes Second Leg of Trans- atlantic Flight | L Dry Quits State ' PLANES WELCOME VISITOR | . ON ARRIVAL AT CALSHOT| FHuge Craft Lands Lasily in Harbor and Taxles Up Dock—Com- pletes 325 Mile Hours—Carries 17 in Crew and 23 | This is Mrs Henry W. Peabody of | Beverly, Mass, state and national chairman of the Comm for Law Enforcement, who announced that she would move at once from Mas- sachusetts to Orlando, Fla., rather [than bring up her grandchildren “in such an fate as Massachu- setts now 10 e moved the n Massachusetts pealed its prohibition enforce- went clection and senate. to Hop in Four Passengers I'rom Amsterdam— After Ieturns Virst Takeoff. 10 #) — DO-X her loday ML‘ ) iticul | ARMY AND NAVY -~ DISCUSSIONS FAIL Hurley and Adams Admit Foot-| hall Differences Unseitled NO MUTUAL GROUND FOUND England. No German rompleted the tight to the Janding at ¥:37 p Calshot, Hhe giant air liner sccond o8 United alshot to States du the state m. (10.37 The DO-X Janding about threc mile off ( Point length of taxying was n« flying hoat airport E 1 be a. m to the made of a reat quarters ot No big movd moothly as Big Crowd Gathered into by o varm of Ing ed here to gree The huge passenger down on the wi er making a Amsterdam whe Ing for tavorable tions the past was good and the 8S the big ship, ¢ members and ¥cended on the The great ipanicd ship came Calshot hour trip had been weather fol from re it wait- cond Visibility wind modera rrying 17 crew passengers, vater. flying boat fine style her flight mately 325 miles above of the North el from to her % Despite Failure to Settle Question comple of approxi- th s the English prelim —~General Discussion Planned — wate Tssued Joint Statement . sea and Amst 10 (Pr—A Hurley and 1 that the vet 1m oint tlantic mpton e unable as had g to 1 the DO-X Welcomed by Officials Dr. Dornier stepped comed by ai ministry knd representatives of rmbassy. He shook hands warm svith Colonel Willium 1orbes-Sem- il. one of England’'s best known t ots, who will entertain him while DO-X remains at Calghot differences over the of ath- to meet question of the resumption ashore to offic letic relations K Non-Productive of the seeretary Conference “AL war the a conference secretary o and t of m d vy morn was agree ment said, “that had yet been for football betwe i the iption o jemics.” Hur Starts on Second Amsterdam, Nov, 10 }ordy start and a subse o Amsterdam, Germa flying olossus, the DO-X. flew away from re today for Calshot i 4, on n the second leg of ifs { atlantle 1=t F 0 ihab of Right to New Yorl The first off w Presumably gland but it in the haze r remain e water for ylane got up pn its way Passes Amsterdam Precisely at noon the passed over Amsterdam in the Jiant sunshine, fiylng Deautifully 12 motors noise of a dozen planes. The plane had 17 crew members mhoard and 23 pas includirg | ude Dornier, its inventor, and rau Dornier, From Calshot it witl yroceed to Havre, France; Corunn &pain, and Lishon. Portugal, before wdertaking the transatlantic jour- two Leg 7.3} After a nt return willing discussion ) 1t relations and o post scason gam: to hy outside sources from the wa- 10:30 was off for mployme Stll Seck whole qu of was fund Solution W the ship coon con land- in Zuider Zee on of tion leved the rormise wholly wal By the tion which wble, he With and continued | the Navy of suggestion cluded an agreement, he but the Army still was will- e not a again said. cont an Eions bril- and making e reached AUDIT OF CITY BOOKS zers Contract Awarded by Chairman \ - Judil to Middletown at GEN. TASKER BLISS FUNERAL WEDNESDAY Wartime Chief of Staff |1y today. preparators T i . upon 1he work ut once Dies Early Sunday an Judd v Morning e 4g0 1o en 10 exc Middle cd Firm Cost of $2.900. Roth & etown. 1 been annual audit Chairman W board of finance d today e H. Judd of the taxation announ were in the to enteri Chairr time not authorized AR« uditors at ed $3.0 wn firm was highly d took the contract Hadficld. Rothweil, Soult oates of Hartford, who mads audit last ye would not pt the figure allowed Chairman Judd said recom- for & the the Tor 10 (P—General | war time chief " ling than his | Washington. Nov frasker Howard Bliss staff, is dead, e 1alf a century of intry The more to ar acce service contract [ | the audit soldier-stutesman succumbed | livead re- | struc Compromise Efforts to Be Continued how- GETS UNDER WAY SOON, and | and rep- | The | New Northend School to Be Built Soon With Only Local Labor Used; Modern Structure for Bassett St. Present Building, Which Has Aroused Ire of Pupils’ Parents, Will Be Razed and Replaced With Up- to-Date Plant—Auditorium and Gymnasium Included in Plans. S i i Picks Strawberries In Patch on Not to be outdone by Devine who several wee aimed to have found apples on one side of blossoms on the oth ward A. Donahue of street, claims he found ries growing in the his home and has which he claimed terday. Devine found Penusylvania but Donahue his find is greater br fact that it occurred ov. 9 Ihomas ks ag ripencd side clain of the this city Northern Maine Woods | pear before |the construction | constructed near the Years of agitation by parents the Northend school district reuch a climax Wednesday after- noon when the school board's ac commodations committee will ajp- the board and ask per mission to preceed with plans for of a new school building. According to the architec drawing the building will hous to 14 rooms, ium and 12 will have an auditor- mpasium and will be strect Bassett and children w sround tructure its usefulne tional ¢ will According to in the play- llis streets so {1 large The have a in present which i 10 hi ont- s as educa- n ruzed gtion re ved of t chool hoard the building will be the autiful elementary school in Its interior will be con- along the Ii of the Ben and Robert J. Va its exterior will he gular limestone fron s today one niem niost the city jamin Tranklin schools but with limestone trimmed irre can be purchased in will | line of | uch a small cost | acvisable 1o use it | Warren Holmes, architect, of Lan- ing, Mich, has been in this city nning the building. The architec- ural arrangements will be in ac- cord with the surrounding neigh- | borhood. The Erwin Home for the Aged has a slate roof and the school building will also be equipped with | this type. ! The school accommodations com | mittee will insist on the use of lo- al cmployes in the constructic the building. When contracts wwarded the contractors must agree 10 employ only help that live in this y. The will re | the use skilled skilled Mr. Holmes arc | structing throughout |country as a means of helping d. No definite price in ot | ar: | | cf construction quire of laborers many said schools cities o the | unemploy for {the construction was announced to- | day but ‘mn be low, « el it is said that to the fa expens: (Continued on Page PRINCIPAL DENIES ORDER BY HOLMES Teachers Not Commanded to| Gontribute 2 P. C. of Salaries | EXPECTING LARGE FUND| Report That Superintendent Was Arbitrary at Mecting of Principals Unfounded, Wesscls Says—Many Awaiting November Pay Day. that Su- ey H that public 2 per cent months to nd made today of Denial was T nt Holmes had insisted school teachers contribute of their salaries for thres the Christmas relief f raised by M Quigley wvere circulate erint Hol at cipals rinte hools Rumors ndent or d that demanded that the in line with oth co Published r not Quigley’s | v wrou 1o contribut ind as fr ed pr tivity and this 1 od neipals et Prine pioned the some len Harry W cause of the 1 vho, he claimed, had throughout th without salaries many of tea cd ipal acher to carry on months takes summer He said it the rs nued on Pa EMPLOYERS WILL DISCUSS CUT IN BARBERS' WAGES Proposed Reduction Expected to Be Opposed By Several Pro- prietors Tonight A cu irbers tin ssociati n wages of the will be discussed tonight at of the Master Barbers it was announced today. re will be opposition to the e was reported. as it is known at some of the barber shop pro ictors will ref to lower the under any circumstances. Journeymen spoken to today matter said the price of hair cuts the wages of the bar- red. One master bar- attend the meet- 1ssociation said today it fair to reduce the $25 meeting s mot would not weekly a time wl off to p colume wages of her has fallen ng and the done in the o reduced that the ceive very little per- ove their wages, “tipping” to practically no of b shops e ourncymer over 1 at early Sunday morr tinal illness eral vhysicians attending 1 Reed hospital had given of saving him. He w woeks of his T7th birthday He will be buried Wednesday at Arlington, escorted to the grave by | 2 group of distinguished soldiers and | railors whose names with his were on every lip during the World war, |day. Their strangely Honorary Bearers Named |ings, wnich through the centuric General Jobn J. Pershing, Admiral | have counted off the hours. tolled 5 Benson, Admiral Hugh Rod- |mournfully at national disasters and snan, Major Generals Hugh 1. Scott, | flared forth happily at festival time, William Crozier and Brigadier € called nobody to mass at dawn. The cral Stanley D. Embrick, together |tOWer in which they hang was va- with Newton D. Baker, former sec- |cant, and the man who rings them vetary of war, and Colonel E. M. | Was absent—in jail. House will be his honorary pall| Anastasio Mayorga Reyes, the Dearers. | carolier, was born in the cathedral Funeral services probably will |belfry, where his father and grand- be held at the Washington cathedral | father before him had spent their| nd plans were being made today to | |lives in attending to the bells, keep- | zive him the final tribute of an im- |ing their tone at the right pitch and pressive ceremony, including a mili- | ringing them at the tary cortege of more than one thou- |He was married in the belfry, #and men | even leaving it to fetch his bridge His death brought immediate |They made it their' home and when tributes from military leaders, in- father died Mayorga succeeded ciuding General Pershing, Secrctary {him in responsibility for the bells. Becomes Communist Forfy-two years spent in the ng to an intes- days after the | im at \\alwr‘ up honn within six Mexico bells of the City, Nov. 10 cathedral were (#—The silent to- his (Continued on Page Two) bel beautiful peal- | | tariat victory proper times. | his enthusiasm decided to do his bit not | | Man Born In Cathedral Belfry Turns Communist, Lands In Jail fry led Mayorga (o sophical about life and politics, whose ever changing panorama he watched through many changes and revolutions from the belfry window overlooking the nal palace and the Plaza De titucion Littered at his lot life, he came a communist He learned from fr such things as he propaganda, of the tionale, or Karl Mark Lenin, Friday, “October become philo- na La Con in iend; read, third and principally intern: Nicolai the 13th anniversary of Day,” date of the prole- in Russia, Mayorga in to bring about the new era in Mex- ico, From large str it he he secured a inting. and on in Spanish somewhere n of red | painted the wor (Contin Two) being | | a recent meeting of prin- | r sal- | the “bosses™” | the journeymen at | Em- | be- | and from | and of the world revolution. | LEIS DISCUSSES -~ HOOVER'S POLICY Says Much Depends on Unem- plogment Attitude URGES SPECIAL SESSION Hoarsc From Many Speeches, 1Hi- nois Senator-Elect Tells of Plans —says Administration Must Be- warc “Ides of March.” Chic (UP)—Presi- a candi- be Hoov date for tion will he calls a special March to by termined session of congress neat meet the crisis create uneri- mes in te ploymen Sena Hamilton United The Lewis today pred ervic convene he ploye fror show n 1S :n 10 lief to warning contained s Juling 1d Ma Slated for Honor among his party's great- already has been democrats as a in the e Lewi 1iinois for vice president with Governor Frank- New York as a tior Roosevelt although of hoarse from tl hrough which omen opponents, to talk of the problems the nation at enthu t in public affairs, his has been dominant in 40 years of through d on Two) Page journeymen | ‘FAMI]US HOTEL 19 * RAZED BY FLAMES ° | Double Beach House Burns | —Watechman Nearly | (aught l . 1 Fire re- N ompletely des! [ modelled Doubls Branford {clam ba Fritz Goody building He policeman who re- ponded to a call of a telephone op: rator to find place in flanies. Branford oper d called police | headquarters found the switchboard flashing, but was unable to get an r to her The main building, containi | dming rooms and two dance | was completely destroyed. A boring building housing ‘n\\lmt alley was damaged. A Rarag kept soaked by firemen and rer ed untouched by flz Nearby | bathhouses, lkewise. un harmed. ack of fighters. he occan and a weed | pumps and hose i arrowly escaped with (s roused by a when she light insw g two alls, | fire hydr Water drawn from but sand to the fire was drawn wer in An alarm turned in Iipiscopal rectory in two companies of fire | the scene after all hope building had vanished !was extinguished with The original buildings, which {more than 1 vletely ary Istruct from the fighters from for the This blaze slight dam- Beach hotel n standing com- Double had b by f today timated at destroyed re last Damage rebuil that it was thought | and non- | alls. | neigh- | 1« hampered Branford called | Donahue of being able to thir Abo! been used It or Not” in freezing weatic has the factulty discover strange 10 of his finds have in Ripley's “Belicve cartoon. —_— LONG SEPARATION ENDS IN REUNION Brother and Sister Meet Again Alter Many Years Pass | - GIRL 1S RESIDING HERE of POSSE OF 80 IN SEARGH Michael B. Kaufman By Hartford Man Way Toward Center of cle Outlined by Guide rail of footprit Hildur Halgren This City and Karl Halgren of Montclair, N. J., Principals in Strange Story Which | i | )? Has Happy Ending. S v no ch: o A T of a fairy saturday when Britain Halgren ho resides local asso and her brother, Karl Halg J., met for the were childrer her they | Young Womer ia- ion ren of Montcl N first time since the . Miss Halgr ere separated and when ttle more than babies, following t loss of By one of tho: strang circu drifte en the the 1 slig! the ks fath Th r and childr children met years old older or ths vears old About six 1 lost his life to locate the ulties Finally the Swed ¢ was appealed to, new the n in Sweden w father was horn, jand con with a sister the de sister had been in co th her r this hoy boy was tly other an n o ntl ted The n ot d man. spondence Eventually cated livi elson Temperature adopted dopt " QUIET ARMISTICE DAY OBSERVANCE PLANNED Exercises to Be Held at Memorial—Two-Minute Silence Decreed e World war ! al ato alnut Hill park carried out Lddy-Glover American Legio mbers of the bugle d of post w post rooms on Washington not later than 1 o'clock tomorrow mornin, march ac 10:30 o'clock 1o t emoria! where the exercis carricd arting or Georg A nder W. Man (e post will addres: and from 10:3 whistles th mori be post, Me s a exer the assemble | street 5 Motor Magnate Rushes to by Special Train to Be at out Son's Bedside \‘ o x comfort will blowr h bells rung. There ssation of busin 1 city for two minu anothe and ti be sound which for whistles will blow rir Taps will post buglers o'clo; from Eddy-Glov ibers of the po terans of Foreigy istice Day tomorrow Quigley and prominent patr s of honor he program for t! morrow at the memor follows 10:15 a. m | drum corps will 1eadquarters, m The pos Was —Parade to Exer yer by odore Dy Hon. George 5. Address by W. Manville Jolinso rnc ut 3:30 whistles and churcl 50 to 11:00 a 02 {0 11:03 a..1 11 to 11:02 a 05 a. m.—March headquarters, Post when Poir the machir Walt Ma te's sor on W telephone ess by 5 ander ctory ghwa po o' avoid operated oceurr from o from 11 post col a n ou body At fa e and of Russwir dashed identity the sped car left the roa The LaPointe the foot br and or nd 11 in a The LaPoint nto a lot e THE. WEATHER jouncing St us New Britain and vicinity Fair tonight and Tuesday somewhat colder tonight Laloint Huge FODTPRINTS ONLY CLUE IN TRAIL OF MISSING HUNTER Wealthy Boston Manufacturer’s | Traces Found in Suow in | Ace um|mnll~d Bel |uamln ! Cir- o YOUNG CHRYSLER RESTING e | WELL AFTER OPERATION U. S. Army Team Ignores POsSeS an area Hanover Wal- Btu- obil o FOR WAN NEAR BORDER . §. offials Holi London appears When Left (o \Inl\:‘ POLICE l.v.quNUE ClEANUP IN ALLEGED SUGAR THEFT; THREE MEN UNDER ARREST NOTABLE PEACE GAINS OBSERVED King and Morin Rear- rested and May Face Additional Charges— Henry Street Man Taken Into Toils in lnvestigation. Naval Cf)n erence Paramount President’s Good-Will Tour Through L.Mmbezzlement Charge May Latin-America Credited With Re 3e Brought Against New vival of Friendship for United Haven Resident Employ- ed by Miner, Reed & Tul- lock—Authorities Expect States in That Area to Question Others. an beinz serio if the po- oving that he g accounts from and failing to cmployers, wholesal who wa Saturd 00 bond 1o which was il No d th acl Polic 1 1s being of breac police the side work urther good th Treaty Requirements ations ound but police n in Bo! this t t0 me At Pl\iladelphia'n‘ Blue Law YOUTHFUL SUSPEGT COMMITS SUICIDE Faces Court (ase But (Chooses to End Own Life road acros f the dar v police away Woman’s Jaw Fractured When She Goes Through Windshield of Auto old W five years tg idney ailment,