New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1930, Page 15

APPEAL PRESSED IN COURT RULING Clark Detision Arouses Wide spread Legal Interest Tregton, N. J., Dec. 18— —Fed- eral authorities moved today to ex- Supreme Court Judge s decision invalidating dment. P William the 18th am Phillip Forman, United States at- | torney, returned from Washington where he conferred with Attorney General Mitchell and other officials. He said he planned to appear be- fore Judge Clark today to have the legal machinery will carry the c: States vs. Sprague and the highest court. ste; include entering of a judg- ment by Judge Clark, filing of an appeal petition and the granting of an order for the appeal by the court. Holds Case Up for Time The effect of filing an appeal will be to lold Judge Clark's decision in ice untii it has been reviewed y the supreme court Although defe attorneys in New Jersey and other states lost no of the United Howey to time in seeking to have indictments | against their clients quashed on the asis of Judge Clark's decision, other feds judges refused to fol- low the invalidating opinion. Federal Judge Newark, in the first liquor case be- fore him “after the rendering of Judge Clark’s opinion, refused to dismiss the defendant on the ground that the 1Sth amendment was in- valid. He said he was not bound Judge Clark’s decision and that t supreme court had upheld the 18th amendment. In Boston, three former United states attorneys, acting as counsel for three liquor case de- . filed motions to quash the | nts, basing their motions on Jersey decision that the ndment was invalid. The attorney's office 1 Clark decision was of no effect that district Chicago Tries Ruling The decision also was invoked in tederal court in ( o when at- torneys for Goor Morris filed a motion 1o quaxh an indictment cha g violation of the prohibi- tion law Two « the 18th how pending in f 1 courts in York and Rhode Island New York case is under ad- of three judges in the States circuit court of ap- It is the case of Louis Thibault of Windsor, Vt., who was found guilty of possession and sale of two pints of liquor. The case was argucd before the court of ap- beals by Daniel F. Cohalan, Selden on and Professor Leslie J. Tomp kins of New York university, who were associated in presenting the sprague case before Judge Clark. Demurrer Filed Tn Providence, R. L. a demurrer to indictments against Marks and his son-in-law, Tony Maurice, is befors Judge Ira Lloyd Letts in rederal court. The question of valid- ity of the 1Sth raised when the gned hefore United Stal d A. Otis, who r case to the court Federal liguor raids were made in ew Jerscy after Colonel Amos W. Woodcock, prohibition director, wir- ed Deputy Administrator Louis J. Tutt 2 ark to carry despite Judge Clark’s decision ses in which the validity of amendment is attacked are amendment w, defendants were Corn- erred HEAD OF WHEAT GROUP CONFIDENT Milnor Believes Grain Prices Stabilized for Year Chicago, Dec. 18 (P) k of the government-financed stabilization corporation, which has bulwarked the wt market of the United States t world depres- i Milnor, quiet, L composite of thousands of successful business men in thousands of sm Possibly no one cver entered the famous Chicago wheat “pit" with niore millions of doll mand and with gr rof > then. a morr At the head confident 1 cities. cdom 1o Certainly no trader ever peculiar commission— the downward trend of wheat, despite prices in Winnipeg, Liverpool, Buenos foreign markets Miluor is from Alton, Il He be- gaa at the bottom with the Sparks Milling company there about 20 years mgo. He resigned its presi- dency ecarly this year to succeed William (. Kellogg as general man- ger of the Stabiliz e Holds Up Price Since the middle of November the Btabilization corporation has kept the December price above 73 cents while clsewhere in the world wheat markets it has been dropping stead- NEW YORK | EXCURSION| Four Times Daily 50 ONE 5 ROUND s2 wAY s3 T'RIP Return Tickets Good 30 Daye PULLMANS OF THE HIGHWAY Bonded and Insured. Finer Built. rantee Your Comfort. N. B. to Boston N. B. fo Worcester Leave Daily at >t in motion which | The necessary | William Runyon at | ssistant | at kis com- | EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1930. Mrs. Santa Asks Divorce For Husband’s Conduct Chicago, Dec. 18 () — “Mrs Santa Clau is in the divorce Her real name is Mrs. Carrie Budd and she charged in an ap- plication for divorce that her hus- band, John, was so annoyed when she put on the red and while garb and whiskers to amuse their children, that he struck her. Incidents of this nature on f successive Christmas eves |{ alleged. [ ———— | were ily downward How many million bushels -of wheat it has bought only Milnor, Chairman Legge of the m board and few other high- ranking government officials And they are not telling. “How arec things going, Mr. Mil- Inor,” he was asked. “Perfect,” was his quiet “just perfect.” “Have you | prices | “Well, we believe we have for this |year, anyway,” in the same quict tone. reply, stabilized wheat supply, demand or price. As a mat- ter of fact the price of wheat in the [ United States is not flxed by the | world market. This country is not on a world basis in anythipz “If 1 have somebody come in here {to paint my office he is not paid on the basis of what a painter receives in Europe. Tariff Helps “The immigration laws stop the Iuropean painter from coming in. The tariff protects the manufactur- er. We believe the farm relief laws do the same for the farmer.” | Mr. Milnor related how on No- vember 17 with 1 nber deliveries at 73 cents, the Stabilization corpor- tion decided to strengthen the market, | “We gave orders to buy all offer- cents. And we bought had storage facilities for them and halted the downward course.” Just the fact that the agency would take all deliveries, he ex- plained, had a steadying effect. Again this week Milnor's agents were in the “pit.” There have been times during the past month that the tween Chicago and mirkets was 20 to “spread” be- other world 5 cents a bushel. Hates Camera know. | HEFN SPECUTATION | . ON'NEAR DEFEAT. \MacDonald Government Nan‘ow- Iy Bscapes Reversal in Vote London, Dec, todar as to ho | would: solve the d {it: narrow e | house of commons| New Britain has a great ilor where it rejected a measure |night in the |ing the dyestuffs |votes. The vote was 244 to 238 It the lobbies night it was believed the would stand pat on inclusion of the dyestuffs act in t bill, but the view that ¢he low the act nionths of lifc The minister. facts, that about own followers fac “We don't pretend to effect world | [house of lords wmen Iment, would have prolonged lif; by abstaining fro votes, while on 1 mber voted ment, that 18 lil 18 (P lation developed in political quarters are faced w Keen spevi- w the government ilemma created by froin defeat | AT THE STRAND In hi continu- | coming, for at the and theater in which | act by only six today | Iriday and irday ne John Gill other but the great quaclk, Dr of parliament last well, known as the world's g ministry | entértainer. When you Rockwell at the Strand you he expiring laws | forget all your trouble was growing today | £hoo your blue eyes cabinet might yield and al-| Dr. Rockwell i anotk or 6 edian from I AT Models an ith the recently played a score of their such a tren cd the on this sor which jand Jack of the bill, | m yumuf!h; their prominent labor 1st the vern- n.' And rals voted inst | Betty_Jar itly support Cooper the government and that there are vy mcla f so many sindieatio of the country tion. One possibility favors the that a la part | Meredits will furnish the lords’ ac- | tert ent | up for discussion “Th at a cabinet meeting today was t the government would measure 1o the lor certainly reinsert This done, the suggest the dyestt to operate for an ing the risk of d mons and easing t OFFICER REVEALS return the ds who will almost their amendment government might ifs act be allowed avoid- com- other year, feat in the it THE CAPITOL nele Dudley comedy hit of - BURIAL DETAIL Janin Says Czar and Czaring in His Family Plot Milnor is too busy to be casually reached for an interview, ments are nd onc Iy are to be postponed several times He will not be photographed. He is middle-aged, medium size, with light brown hair, quiet, courteous. His office is quiet. Pictures of farm activities hang on the wall, yet he never lived on a farm. In is a ticker, Outside Grain Appoint- made like- corner but little ticker tape, Milnor's office, in the Stabilization corporation headquarters, stand billboards with 24 sheet posters urging the eating of more bread, the consumption of more wheat. And greater consump- tion of wheat with reduction of acreage he believes will bring do- mestic supply and demand closer to- gether, and make price stabilization permanent “What of next year?” he was asked. Oh, next year! We'll wait for that.” Even his smi was quict Business Sho\\s Further | Decline During November Hartford, Dec. 18 (UP)—Connec- ticut busin showed a continued decreass throughout November, as comparcd with the same period last year, according to the monthly busi- ) survey of the hamber of today. Connecticut Commerce, made public Savings bank deposits were 6 per cent Jess than for November, 1929, nd electricity consumption showed 4 per cent decregse. Post office receipts dropped 7 per cent, while the total of life insurance sold in the state decreased 13 The value of building permits is- sued was less than half that for last ye th $3.295, for No- vember, . and 633 for Only 51- bankrupteies occur this November as with 81 in November, 1929 | CAPT. ANDREWS ILL Worcester. Mass., Dec. 15 (P)— Roland 1% Andrews, man- aging editor of the Worcester Tele gram and formerly with the Har | ford Times and Waterbury Ameri- can, was in a critical condition to- day at the Memorial hospital, suf- fering from pneumonia. He served in the Connecticut National Guard and with the army during the World War. 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