New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1930, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY,' DECEMBER 24, 1930. 3 Five Billion Dollar Construction SANTA WILL VISIT | BOOTLEGGER GRANTED Radio Winners Receive Awards DANAHER PROTESTS oty siaee et sees terbury, Atorney William F. Healy Program During Winter Planned |||GHTHUSECREWS| """ ™% A HINGKS SELECTION i Magistrate Contends Possession of ” 7 % Attorney Danaher stated that he A 1ey Danaher state af By Country to Help Unemployed Hisoedicaion B s - rney Dunaber stated that B Secretary Lamont Sends His| * : L - - Lawyer Says Bingham Did Not inaao hearines but celt that bis Z and on slippery streets. Utah's of- 4 Time Resident. i 7 4 ' : Report Compiled From All|ficiai commission has created part- Gree[mgs to Workers . : o ; W i i ham, Walcott and Norris was suffi- e e e Cleveland, 0. Dec. 24 (UP)—| A Pick Nominee ient to explain to them h's opinjons Areas Shows That Work | 1imitcd amount of unemployment SanColen RARlC conforsed Tbootics | & - L B and that if the fact were to be ) P |and is handling it through resular| Washington, Dec. 24 (UP) — To [ £ W& free today Lo becoms a x5 : e ko Dbefore the - committed, Will Continue Through |agencics. Colorado has a commit- | thousands of men working for the R e L AN 8 : R £ A had sufficient inform: i tee of 60 men and women finding | federal government in far plac St LT .. R A S : ich to proceed. Winter. work for the idle and New Mexico | the world came a message of Christ- | (o7 S35 TOUKR o leh @ vear g - ; ; fieht T | and \Vyolmmg are projecting new | mas c‘)\(cr toaeyEFromitnatnationic| e SRl S M e G IR ! % : A p ; Merry Christmas Fete —_— construction. capital. [iene 0L SAOUS0SE0 4 . Lt A : ; = Ngza S0 i Builds Highways Perched on lonely rcefs from Shgs 4 . : ise e Held at Day Nursery b“{“;:d‘m"]:‘; ‘_m’"\’;" ;4 “:’f"""e Oregon has started emergeney | Alaska to the Virgin Islands, gov- 7 fts were Ll struction symphony | highway construction to give work |ernment lighthouse keepers and chiscls on stone, air hammers on | o regident heads of families and |their families received the season's er said in his dec : G R 1e posscesion of liguor | i g B4 b Al YT Z a Christmas a misdemeanor. I do not belicy: / v o ) re ; 1 at the Day Nursery, 91 :‘“_l‘l"’r““" pick and shovel on hard |y California construction by public | greetings from Sccretary of Com- | jaar 't e : o ! R R into atternoon. MehiE s M e aticnSRcha s Yislrepcr ted fa steadylng, in- | merce Lamont. T S o ; St FinhE - othe ny children were fiéa.xo :‘l“'(”‘mgll!u-f\lt‘, fluence. | For many days these men, women | 1/ gnc who has resided here for 14 ] : 14 a 2 e e Y would wait | Th, public utilities company an- {and children who save uncounted | .., : A : Tath : £ chinents frens b one Al g forward In &) nounced all their employes will be | lives each year by their patient |’ Wi L ) : lidate for the positi : ; ! iherine The :m S 45! ;"("f‘l“‘”f "l' face Of| rotained throughout 1931 by a sys- | guarding of the lamps that warn ey DhitedStates mat A y P oY Aaan i Ry e untry, and steel and brick are| .y of rotation. Los Angeles coun- | mariners of perils of the sea, have s < 1 ' i 4 J. Bruefr mounting skyward in municipalities, | examiner, who maintained 3 : alities, ) v i employing 1,000 jobless on |been preparing for Christmas Rihea : o according to year-end reports com- | ¢ g | | foreign resident convicted for S firebreaks and 300 extras In park| In many cases, el L e e d S aarens cleaning. Another 500 extras ars at|service said, it is necessary B g Oil pipe lines are stretching from | | | eligible for citizenship. : ; . the southwe: e : 16 2 o work on aqueduct and plant main- | port their Christinas ¢ | ARG SRt 2 i | ALRIAL SANTA P Sl I‘v‘ 2‘“"‘]‘”{{' “‘!‘:' tenance fer the bureau of waters.|them through rocky reefs by row- a . Associated Press Photo o v g as sun and public| oo “gouthern states, notably boat. In addition, Santa Claus has | Labor Disturbances in { ARG e ) o e Do 8 S0 e works arc dotting the states. At] . s d Mississ| . Aok 50 & X ei I { vt and R A T2 e f e e e ““m‘_i\\'sl Virginia and Mississippl, plan | a problem in reaching the 50 an- Berlin Are Repressed Carol De no, of Dayvton and Raou vadean (1 . clatic s e g 2 Ul sacry Taies | of more f . to seek relief through legislation 1a | chored lightships which must keep 0 B baritone, ¢ Y receivine their chee f diate relief are being me na- ; . X R T s 8 ] eiving their checks fr il u;,“(,lr:.‘,(, i ,m"“_ 2 ';d“'”' "4~ | January. Virgina fs listing her job- | their post on Christmas just as any |, |1un ELL", 4 o ke [ ot o LpEE e ] =GR v o : : ks | e clie-r to_ G irs o mo g State municipal and private| j.eq ingividuals and Alabama end | other day. t ke ou e ; Y ior S Faet i i s : LI weengry ot g | her municipalities shing pub- | The country is a network of com- | N€F Municipalities are pushing pub-| | | lic work. South Carolina is concen- | Leavenworth federal penitentiary | & o« ; missions and committees ush | Y Crowds of unemployed, 10 be Pl s & 'o, "“‘r‘]":_’;;:l“v'ratlxwg on highways and furnishing | for 0 prisoners to whom paroles| i, 1o commur e G X A LA © | direct rellef. North Carolina has 2 ! were granted in time for most of | . R L sossible eventing suffering 5 lice, PO nd preventing suffering| g, . commission in the process of |them to spend Christmas with their among those who cannot be put to| =40 e o e T frecly e hans : s was not 'y chi ol s CF orE e b | org : h nilies. 5 > short-termers | ww are } T e e ses, and Ser ing- PORbES r he network begins with the Sveiti e Tirtea | e S } G les / : e NET INCOME DROPS , own with the govern- LD I 1 > ; V0 | olger ton, Dee. 24 (UP)-—Eastera president’s emergency committec, ; Bene Florida found increased employ- | sentences. 5 e E . il : i BTy ot i < Street Railway com- headed by Colonc Y0ods And branches thrangh the stats apd |MENL through the litting of the| T ; & Biates o fruit fiy ban on its citrus fruits. | orted November net E a ¢ noon today in S 5 ’rison doors are opening a rict o = = = ‘ n tio B 1 - 7] RErinE distric : 10 ptair illiam Wincapaw, entire police force into the smallest of communities| | 5 e | prevent communist d on- 1 r i e C o i .‘ i S incon e 2 Commissfons at Work J‘ | feeding its 1idle at 2 cent coup| Many states have official commis- sions at work on the problem. Cities and counties have raised or kitchens. Louislana is building 1| [meeey — | KngS[UH }'“‘m U“”S 2 SiSisssates Ll or tk ‘_ ,mj;;"h.\, ended Novem- new state capitol and pushing high- | ‘ X S B = 5 7 . ways ahead of schedule. New mills ‘ WAGE CUT REJECTED | Policeman Compelled T the list of t income was $415,030 are going up in Tennessee to aug- I T‘wl’ur}\?mu Ma - 24 - D P To Arrest His Own Son 7.7, I ‘: would shos et P 40 for the correspond- are raising official funds and public A i i \ year. tunds, Many workers high and low | O30 Mubcife’ appropliiiont, | o association’s proposal 10 per |t g § j from one coast of the nat to the 1ze reduct as rejec I'o « oiher are comrinuting part of wner | work and_acpenais unon cnary | Boston Traveler Keeps Cheery oot = duction was rejected | I o " serg benefits for relief st night at a meeting o pay. Debutantes and Boy Scouts| afforare o ol . e L ) M ) : : latior Hi i arc giving benefits, Even bluc law | Arkansas has a state committee | Stories Before People k! e and businessiagents) conpeciicii T & cory i 1 : ; | e Pl se tes are permitting Sunday movies | OTganizing county committees for | i “"}‘“’»h the Co t ' ¢ ) - s strong hacking o relief. | | was announced the n f - = & 54 t the proceeds may aid in pre- | e Kingston ¢ c 1 ¥ t e | A ClaTaTa hared thel Y turers would be notified in a P { fs 9 venting winter destitution s and Colorado shar l Boston, ., 24 (UP)—Pu ] R L A lerne « E Backed By Many Notables $724.000,000 worth of building nearly $3,000,000 on a line betw e Baston T 0y “U‘.wl‘.“ ). W A : the next 12 months and for imm ort Worth and Denver, Childres. | Christmas issu wit 2 Saasc sl bt J E ) ‘ney General-Ele : ey . R ni s cnable ¢ iis ju ¢ . W ' Don't let ACUTE INDIGES- diate expenditure congress has just|and Pampa, will start before the | e e ’ appropriated £,000.000, not in-| first of the year. Two other lir Even the story of a $200,000 pERE Lol ¢ [ lo no t the f . judgeship TION spoil holiday fun. Don’t cluding the $45,000,000 voted for to south of Vernon and|porning fire, which ordina ) 1 other cities who | come wit 1 et par G ) e s niest- | take chances. You're SAFE drought relief 738" Aniimas, ¥ costink | wonidl have! been ziven pageion ; s. The local ma | ficar 1 = 2 2 J S. / Trad v I SR b s : with Bell-ans. 000,000 each, will be started s00n | gisplay, was relegated to an i ufacturers contended there probs | would be ¢ reduction in w ment municipal appropriations 1. Stein Schnitman, chief stati cian for the F. W. Dodge Corpor: after the first. | page to make way for Yuletide fea t estimate that in Ty ST tures. i o v S o ot WEST'S PROGRESS SHOWN | cvrey, e, rovte v rv construction totaling more than | New England Active et Other front-pa headlines in- New England is pouring $330 : cluded: “Storm 674,000 into pay cnvelopes and ma- | Panorama At Base of Large Grecil|vypjto Christm terials, the New York metropolitan In Home of Newspaperman New York up- State Employes, V the middle At- on Park Street Yuletide Cheer Fills Hospitals L000, Pitts- “Beacon Hill Carolers to Sir To- | burgh $344,256,000, southern Michi-| Following a custom which had itS | yign» and “Christmas Mail Flood |\ 1 $164,038,000, Chicago $5 origin in Germany centuries ago and | Aids 2500.” ¢ 00, the central northwest $93,178,- [ which is still universal in Pennsyl-| The only front page picture shov- | 000, St. Louis, $234,268,000 Kansas|yania, Ernest R. Dechant, 367 Park | d several children grouped around | City $287.244.000, Texas $177,970 | grect, is featuring a yard beneath | @ Christmas trec at the North Shore | New Orleans $95,016,000, the |njs Christmas tree again this year. | bables’ hospital. } southwest 0,010,000 3 S0 ON|jyndreds of New Britain residents —— | ¥ ATSE Lot gt over the nation. These figures are ihave seen the yards built by Mr.| Negro Killed in Fight based on contracts let during the | ), rmer years anc o e : | Dechant in former years and on on Around Miner’s Truck | s year, occasion he produced a replica of | L SR 5 s B The federal government has just|walnut Hill park around the base| Madisonville, Ky, Dee. 24 (P—An | ha lable $50.000,600 for the |y his trec | attack on a truckload of miners go- | . 6 A |ing to the Trio Coal Company 4 T8 Y | pay envelopes because of inerr le possible by lower Boston to Celebrat states to matcl hway con-| " n pennsylvania the yard is At s - mine today resi I struction, mak for fed- | cscential part of the tree and mor | gels M . d roads in immediate prospect | grnaments are placed there than are | Miner being anoth, 0 . 00,000, | hung on the trec. Some of the yards | ounded y " 3 From Oklahoma comes the report|are simple and consist only of a| A &roup of men concealed 70 | Y e - that one of the greatest building |creche or manger scene showing the | bushes fired on a tru whick . miners were being taken 5 < programs of its history is mecessi-|chepherds adoring the Christ child. | w | Robert. Sprin tated not by unemployment but by|otners auch more claborate and L : : " 8 development, and Massachusetts is | atire villages. and Roger Samuels, 5 in- | ]v 0 fl _w 0 putting the finishing touches to| T year Mr. Dechant portrays|Jured. ] 2 A”e /B‘Z[E t(z Mzza ZEZ 0,000,060 worth of public build-|tne progress of American civiliza-| The mine is one of thosc operat- = R [tion and has taken as his subject | "% unmrwh rlf‘:;llav\l.j\.r;viiimp:m‘ st () i : o Use Various Methods |one of the mid-west towns made|Violence to employes and pr e manifesting itself in | famous by Sinclair Lewis. Half of | 4uring the extensive labor trouble In | Agaln You Wltness the TranSItlon of & New York is ralsing a|(ne vard shows the community in|¥estern Kentucky. Abou en {4 00 and allowing 1ts| pioneer days when it was nothing | MY been working th ShaEat metropolit nemployed to sell | byt a stockade with several thatch- | Sherift Charles E. Bar i apples hout usual license. | oq houses, a few head of cattle and | dePutics got bloodhounds in an ef-)igy E RI M STORE >ennsylvania is ng public work | a troop of soldiers to guard the | fOTt to trail the assailant I I H ‘s and its cities nploying the idle | handtul of residents.on the frontier. | to clean them up as well as provid-|The other halt of the yard shows | Judge Frees Man Who , . ing food and shelter from public|the community as it is today—a : T (e e [ o it | fourianing. ity “with. nemes sores| Braved River in Cano I (0] eritapie o7 c. 24 (UP)—The dar- Delawarc aiso is clcaning up 10 and a church. A railroad train de-| Detrol Sy provide work and is raising a public | picts the march of progress and of- | N8 of Jack Campbell. fund. Maryland is rushing road|fers a strong contrast to the wild | tPMPLNg to cross 881 [ [ J [ ] construction and permitting Sunday | animal life and band of marauding D’tfo:tfrn\‘rr‘gw -'iro\“lr- e | movies for the benefit of the idle. |Ingians that can be seen attacking | t0 B¢t funds to provide Ws €7 HCTH ] 4 L] is speeding construc- | A cave with | With Christmas presents Rhode Irland the pioneer settlement Al ‘ 5 T vilege of spending the holi- | tion, though it finds existing social |a signal fire forms the background |'he privileze of sp g days with his family. Rt G o) the needy. s which the redskins and their | 923 e T Sianlov| Ao e b, s | e e senst i w fs Lo St s THE 1931 PRESENTATION OF THIS AWAITED are joined in the work of f{inding |ism. ‘\;:"“\ u»;;v:wwo.;mrxrr Noiiee | 4% ECONON‘IY EPIC obs. As Jody of water above the bl A small body of water above th | plained what prompted Campbell to Connecticut’s Part | lake flows over rippling falls down |} a frai raft The unemployed are registered in |the mountain side, while a flashing | Prave the ice floes in a frail craf Massachusetts. Maine has started |signal fire alternately flares and dies| Clstoms border h’.;v:lrl]’n‘w-“\‘\ ;\"r' I Py ° 9 ten state employment bureaus. Con- fout on a nearby mountain top. fied Camphellils B o necticut and New Hampshire are | day n:g\u when \v:\ (f sk y advancing _spring public work to|uade Commission to cases of Canadian beer in bis canoe. | ) January and Vermont has a state = TRERE . 3 G s S s Bt WO S Gl U D B SEll L e e e T e sttt o o4, WL T\ By Severe Earthauake [ UNFAILING GUIDE TO THRIFT AND OF COURSE t full spfed. Ohio has 5,000 men et T a P into the organization and capitaliza- | =003 ST8CTT T DL T works on roads on a four day week | tion of public utilities will be re- | | basis and $29,000.000 worth of con- | sumed early m January, the com- | §Teyed by an S ’ struction just starting in Cleveland | mission announced toda d The authorities ganized a relief ; ch left this with a proportionatc amount else-| Accountants are now at work |# Telief «j];\lr'flvvio;\l ::\,1’\{.( s wherg, Free meals are being serv- | compiling evidence from the records | MOTNIRE: Fhe AUuis TS T BEOTED ed the unemployed in its principal | of several groups of utility compan- |1¥ in Salta and there was some cities, which raised $20,000,000 in|ies, whose mames the commission | Panic among the inhabitants. | two months of community chest| refused to reveal. 4 Poma is a small 10"!{ in _N‘r" campaigni Other federal investigations at|Andes only a short distance from Ilinois has a state committee re- | present under way by the commis- | Salta. This city Is the capital of the | S— ——— lieving distress by finding jobs and | sion include a study of the chain | State of Salta in northwestern Ar- raising funds. Its employes are|store problem, and hearings on cot- | Eentina. The report from La Do loaned without pay by business |ton sced prjces, by which the com. | Sid many of the inhabitants had firms and in Cook county alone it|mission secks to learn whether large | been killed. IF YOU lNSlST ON is driving toward a 35,000,000 relief | cotton seed mills are violating the goal. Indiana is pushing public im- | Clayton anti-trust act. \Lm A;\;nnls‘br L?HCT;:;;:‘:- | rovements and repairs and so is gentina, Dec. 24 (P —. ea ake 3 {’V(sconflm B : i g shock lasting elght seconds was felt || | sins 1931 Officers Elected | Minnesota has two official com- g .. |here carly today. Tt caused some missions investigating the situation. By Indianola Council | damage but no casualties were re- |\ Pays Million Monthly Mrs. Sadie Olson was elected | ported. THAN YOUR Michigan's labor department has|prophetess of Indianola council, its inspectors roaming the state to | Daughters of Pocahontas, at the an- MOTHER FOUND GUILTY create jobs while Detroit pays out! nual meeting held last night in Red | Chester, Pa., Dec (UP)—Mrs. ' a million a month ‘or relief. Men's hall. The other officers elec Tda Twaddell, 37 yerar old mmhtr‘ ’Q Waterloo, Towa, is seining the!ed were: Pocahontas, M Taylo of four children, has been found ] ; vior: gnilty by a coroner's jury of com- | 92 Cedar river, with permission of the | Powatan, state game department, and feeding | records, Bessic Lyman; keeper of | plicity in the death of two of them the fish to the poor Kansas s | wampur Mrs. ¥Fred Sunburn; col-|{ the night of December 5 working on an extra fob plan and | lector of wampum, Mrs. E. D.| Mrs. Twaddell, vho alrcady h NEW BR! TA'N'S\ WORI I I I Nebraska and Missouri are losing | Thrasher. been ordered held without bail u no opportunitivs for roads and new | The officers will be Installed on | court, has been quoted as saying at | E Gl public building. the evening of January 13 by the|the time of the alleged crime that VIN(. RE Chill winds sweeping over Idaho |district deputy, Mrs. McKeen, of|she drowned the children because |: STO drive the drifting unemployed 0 | Hartford and staff. they faced a cheerless Christmas as armer states, but the heads of —_— her 62 vear old husband, Lafayette, milics are put to work pouring USE HEBALD CLASSIFIED ADS‘was about to losc his position.