New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1930, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1930 COLD WAVE ADDS |fF° T0 DEATH TOLL Hother Found Dead oi Faxposure by Jobless Husband 24 (UP)—The far Chicago, Nov. moved eastward | west's cold wave today, bearing out in part the weath- | er bureau's prediction of heavy | snow falls and low temperatur for this week in the central stat Resident of the central plains dis- trict region westward from the Mis- sissippi to Colorado, meantime, were digging out from drifts which in some sections reached a depth of 20 fect Traffic in the Rocky Mountain re- gion, through which a blizzard swept for most of last week, still was tied up. Snow plows still were being used to clear highways and railroad lr'u ks of deep drifts. Mother Dics of Cold Restoration of telephone com- munications with Trinidad, Colo., which was isolated for several days by 32 inches of snow, added another victim to the death list. Ed Robert- son, a coal miner, returned to his Tiome after seeking work, and found his wife dead of exposure. About their mother's hody on the floor were grouped her four children, sanging in age from six weeks to eight years, cold and hungry. Two persons still were reported missing today ar old Jap- ancse school b his home near La Junta, Colo., Friday night and has not been secn since. James Til- ford of Denver, was lost in a bliz- zard near ton, N, M., when he hecame separated from the other members of a deer hunting party. SEVEN GRAND JURIES T0 HEAR OF RACKETS Victims of 15 Different Shake- Downs Will Be Asked About Their Experiences. New York, Nov. 2 grand juries legations of wide ing in New York District Attorney Thomas s calied a joint con- current grand jury ned committee of Authors than 15 ts will be tell their stories, he said 1f complaints col and victims coopera furies will sit on the evidence this month and four in December. on E. Lawes of Sing Sing tes there are more than 10, \ active racketee W York including bootlegg T0DD HOPES 10 FINISH MAGISTRACY CASE SOON Defense Counsel Says He V/ill Agaia Ask Supreme Court to Dis- miss Indictment. New York. Nov. o4 (P—Prosecu- tor Hiram H. Todd hoped to com- plete today the testimony by which he hopes to convict Martin J. Healy and Thomas T. Tommaney on charges that they sold a ma y to George I. Ewald for $10,0 Sydney defense counsel indicated again ask Su- preme Court Justice Phillip J. Mc- ook to dismiss tl ictment for insufficient evidence. iling, he £aid Mavor Nettleton Continues . Flight Toward West Mid c Tex Nov. 24 (@ - De- “h San Diego, Calif ¢ on the of his junior trans-continer He pl a to Paso and Dou (e ntaie 4 of 115 calculating that to do so he would east t junior record of 2 and thre Toynton of DO-X at Anchor While Awaiting Good Weather Corunna, Spain, Nov. 24 (P — The German seaplane DO-X tossed at anchor in the harbor here today her commander looked over er reports which indicated the Pl would not be able to continue | her tour to Lisbon before tomorrow or Wednesday. Meanwhile, at Lisbon. Maurice TDornier announced he did not think the big flying hoat would try to get to D winter and that {entative plans for a flight to Brazil would be held in abeyance until the ship reaches Lisbon. Bandit Dies of Wound _ Received From Officer Detroit, Nov. 24 () — One of the two robbers who attempted to hold up the Briggs hotel at Park Boule- vard and Adams avenue early Sun- day. died today from wounds receiv- ed in a gun battle with a patrolman. The dead man was Frank Ierris. His companion has not been cap- tured. Patrolman Francis Murphy, a bellboy and a vendor were wounded during the sh battle in the hotel lobby news CHARLES MARKHAM DIES Louisville, Ky., Nov. 24 (® — The death of Charles H. Mark? chairman of the board of the Tllin Central Railroad. near Los Angzcles. calif.. at 1 a. m., was annonnced here today at the Illinois central of- fices. - recently | Franklin PR ur New Members Are Without Offices ‘Washington, Nov. 24 (#—Four newly elected members of the house are out in the cold so far as office facilities at the capitol are concerned. When 13 or 14 vacant seats were filled the house office build- ing became o rowded and Superintendent Edward Brown now is searching for office space. Those without office: are Repre- sentatives Erk of ennsylvania, Reilly of Wisconsin, Hogg of ‘West Virginia, and Dorsey of Kentucky. PARACHUTE JUNP HAS WET ENDING \Record Seeker Has Narrow Es- cape From Watery Grave Rockland. Me. P24 (TR)— A remarkable escape from death at | sea climaxed a parachute jump of nearly three miles by Bernard Skin- ner, year old Winthrop aviator, late yesterday. Skinner was picked up by a fish- ing boat two miles off shore and six miles from the local airport over which he made his jump in quest of a new parachu record 0 rs at the fiying ite flutter open after he had dropped $.500 fect but a few moments later he was lost from view in the darkness of early evening. For an hou nd a half, with no | word from the jumper, fear was felt for his safety but Skinner finally re- appeared at the airport with the story of his rescue at sea Tnstruments carried aloft by the aviator were to be sent to Washing- ton today for examination to deter- minte whether he broke any of the ng parachute records. He be- his frec fall of 8,800 feet was a new commercial mark. Army and navy parachute jumpers have es- tablished greater frec fall records than that, however, Skinner said, The airplane from which Skinner jumped was piloted tanley Boyn- ton, 18, of Lexington, Mass, who blished new junior flying records in HODERN GIRLS GONFIDE BUT LITTLE IN MOTHERS Personal Failure, Sex and Religion transc Not Usually Discussed With Parent New York, Nov. 24 (®) — The| mod irl tells her mother all abo her ideas on dress and per- sonal achievement but rarely con- fides in th parent in matters of personal failure, sex and religion, says Dr. enie A. Leonard Dr. Leonard, dean of women at Syracuse University, has completed a study of 450 girls from 12 to 19 vears old. The results were madc public at Teachers College, Columbia University. Almost without exception the girls told their mothers of their ac- tivities in the Junior Red Cr but only a few disclosed their serious talks with friends or their dre ing good mothers or their lo Ryder Lup PE el Face Quaht ing Tests S s it o the Ry matches here next June has engen- dered a qualifying test which may rival the international contest with the British for thrilks Five pros, Walter Ha mith, Leo Diegel, Joh and Gene Sgrazen we ors of the Pro ociation in Chicag "hey named 14 other n to compete for the three ren places in a 72-hole medal test over cioto Country club links, scer t s for the , Horton eight team 1 s and their two d tes hav n chosen by a cg e of Walter Hagen was namecd Report Itallan Plane Wrecked in Landing Genoa, Italy, Nov. "4 (P—Reports ceached here today that the Italiaa aail and passenger plane “Irony, tween Barcelona and Mar- s, was wrecked after making o forced landing in the Mediterrancan Commendatore Giuseppe Tiaggio, a son of Senator Erasmo Tiaggio and one of the foremost sugar mer- ants of Genoa. was reported to drowned. There were seven passengers in the ship e French torpedo boa Sirocco and Simoun wer for the wreckage toda over the regul seilles mail route, morning. started }'(ldu POLICEMEN SHOOT BURGLAR New York, Nov. 24 (A — Brook- Iyn police were told this morning that a burglar was at work in a avenue grocery store. Three patrolmen went to the place, and saw through the window a Ne- gro tinkering with a safe behind the counter. They shouted at him. 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