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Victim of Murder Newark Racketeer AVEBAGB DAILY OOtOCLATlON THU WBA1 lot the Month of Ootober, 19SS of 0. 8. Weather 5 , 3 3 5 Generally fair a«d eoUer te> M«nber of the Andlt BnreM anrhw tfr eight and Thnreday. of OUoalntfons. VOL. Lin., NO. 45. (Clasalfled AdverttalBg on Page 16.) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1933 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE T0REE CBNIB TRUST COMPANY PLEADS SILVER’S DIRECTORS SEEK CAUSE; BANKERS VICTIM OF MURDER DEPOaniMY ARE DENOUNCED NEWARK RACKETEER CaD Meeting Of Stockhold­ Chamber Members Hear U. MORRIS OUTLINES Man Found Killed In Somen ers To Endorse Petition S. Senator And Congress­ 14 PERSONS DIE MILK PRICE PLAN Identified As Albert Sfl- For Goyemment Insur­ man Exploit Bi-MetaOism WHEN LARGEST verman, Time” ance— 95 P. C. Liqnid. And NRA. PLANECRASHES Head Of State Board Says It Gangster — Fingerprints A special meeting of the stock- A plea for a return to the bi­ Will Do Much To Solve Disclose Name— Reason holders of the Manchester Trust metallic standard by United States Russian Machine Designed Company was called today by the Senator Patrick A. McCarran of The Problem. For Being In This Vicinity directors of the bank. The meeting Nevada, and a bitter denunciation To Carry 128 Passengers will be held at the office of the com­ of bankers by United States Repre­ pany on Tuesday, November 28, at sentative Herman P. Kopplemann of Is a Mystery. Greenwich, Nov. 22.— (AP) — 4 p. m. and is called to see if the Connecticut, were the outstanding Falls— Few Details Of stockholders will vote to ratify the features of speeches by the two Charles G. Morris, chairman of toe action of the directors in applying Democratic members of Congress Accident. Connecticut State Board of Milk Hartford. Nov. 22.— (AP) — The to the Federal Deposit Guaranty before close to 125 members of the Control, today outlined the board’s man found murdered in toe Hall Hill Corporation for temporary Insurance Chamber of Commerce, at Its an­ plan to remedy problems of toe milk section of Somers Monday noon of deposits for the period from Jan­ nual meeting at the Country Club Moscow, Nov. 22. — (AP) — A was identified from finger prints to uary 1 to July 1, 1934. last night. dispatch from Kharkov said the industry in toe state. Directors Vote “ Coin of the Poor” newly constructed airplane K-7, Speaking before toe League of be Albert SUvennan, 31, alias T. •The directors of the bank have In making his plea for a return to said to be the largest airplane for Women Voters at toe opening ses­ Lubin, known to New York and voted to apply for Government De­ first principl.8, Senator McCarran overland flying in the world, sion of toe convention here, Morris New Jersey police as a "big time” port Insurance feeling that depos­ crashed there yesterday killing 14 asserted that "silver from time im­ termed toe plan "toe best we can bootlegger and gangster of Newark itors may desire this benefit and pro­ memorial has been the coin of the persons. devise to carry out toe purposes of The dead were reported to Include and New York City, with police and tection as provided for by the Bank­ poor, the coin of the masses, the the Legislature that created toe the chief pilot and mechanic and Sing Sing records. ing Act of 1933 passed by Congress poor man’s refuge and hope. The board.” last spring and believing It to be re-establishment of the honest several Kharkov aviation officials, State police of Connecticut a patriotic duty to co-operate with money standard (silver) he said, "is but beyond these bare facts no de­ "Our plan is as nearly perfect as worked two days to Identify the the administration In Its recovery the teammate to recovery.” tails were given out. we can foresee after months of mam, since'hla nude body, beaten, program. The mining of silver, he asserted, A Soviet government commission study,” Morris continued, “but we strangled, and stabbed, was found It will be evident to depositors would return three million miners was appointed Immediately to in­ expect to make changes in it as ex­ near the Springfield highway. who are famiUar with the bank’s to work, taking care of their four vestigate the cause of the crash and perience proves toe need. The Identification was established condition that this action at the million dependants. It will mean establish responsibility for it. "We believe that it is funda­ by toe police of New York City present time is little needed, except 'This la the second major aviation mentally sound, and that it will do through fingerprints furnished by much to the producer, farmer and Safe and happy after their historic 11-mlle ascent into the stratosphere, Lieutenant Commander T. O. W. as a matter of policy. The bank on manufacturer. More than half the disaster In the Soviet Union in the much to cure toe disease that af­ Captain Walter Stiles of toe Con­ September 30, 1933, had on hand Settle (right) and Major Charles L. Fordney are pictured beside the gondola of their balloon just after past few months. necticut State police. population of the world uses sliver landing near Bridgeton, N. J. Feared lost after their take-off at Akron, O., the balloonists were hunted by flicted toe milk Industry last winter cash, U. S. Government r ’ .d other On Sept. 5 eight executives of the Was Sought by Police as money of ultimate redemption the Navy, Coast Guard and more than 50 airplanes in o ne of the most extensive searches in history. and early spring.” high grade securities Immediately and yet we stand idle. Uncle Sam, aviation industry were killed in a Under toe plan, toe board expects Silverman, who Uved at ths salable totaling 6478,000, in addition the miner of silver, allows the coim- plane cru h at Podolsk. Among the to guarantee toe farmer toe same Riviera Hotel, Newark, N. J., at to* to its loans and discounts with trles of Europe to rob us of markets dead were three of Russia’s lead­ amount per quart as Is paid all time of his death was toe object of search by agents of toe United which to pay deposits of $498,000, In the Orlont ing aviation figures. other farmers for all milk of like States Department of Justice for giving to the bank’s statement a Look To Markets Had Six Motors quality that is delivered to toe mar­ particularly liquid condition of ap­ CONVICTS DESTROY The K-7 was a ix-motored mono­ questioning incidental to his boot­ Silver, be said, will open the ports WOMAN DRIVES PLANE ket. legging activities. proximately 96 per cent of the Orient and the siui)lus com­ plane without the orthodox fuselage. OutUnea Other Aids Silverman had no known criminal Recent Ruling modities of our farmers will move Instead all accommodations for Other aids for toe farmer are: record in Connectient, and toe state It should be understood that un­ across the Pacific Into the markets JAIL BUILDINGS luggage and fuel space as well as controls were in the wings. Only a "That with his fallow farmer, he police are finding difficulty In der the recent niling by Deputy there. We would have no surplus If TO PLANNH) S U DEATH will share proportionately In all of Attorney General Aveiill of the alight framework of steel composed checking his movement In tola state we look to the markets that want toe fluid milk market that there is State bf Connecticut banks Incor­ the structure on which the rudder because of toe lack of a state bu­ our commodities. If we return to in toe state. reau of identification. porated under Connecticut law may first principles. was imchored. Start Fire, Smash Machines "That, for toe greater part of his The murdered man, according to n ^ participate In the permanent In- Sepator McCarran opened his elo­ Florida Junior Leaguer, Wid­ The great airplane’s capacity was sunuice pl&n •ffcctlve July li 1984. FRANCE HAS DOOR designed to carry 128 persons in­ milk, he will know before each toe police records, was 31 years quent address by saying, "We live month begrtos exactly how much old, and served two terms In the It Is felt, however, that before this In an hour and tho time when politi­ In Worst Riot In Prison’s cluding its crewv It was designed date the situation In this regard owed By Auto Crash, Flies with rieeplng aecommodatlons for money he is to be paid. New York state prison at Sing Sing, cal lines that dlvlfio am must be over­ “That he will receive his fair Though convicted but twice In may be modified and that the kioal looked. Amorlct OPimi first in the 0Pe« FDR ^ERMM 64 pei:i<^, divided into Ifi opblpa bank should, throuMi Its proposed History. eonta^lng four berths egeh: Diuing ishare of what the consumers pay New York oourta, toa recordf dlt- minds of ^ttttaletBg' A fiBOrleaas and that SUvermaa had seven action, be In a position to give 120 million* of peeplw w e looking Out Orer (kean To Fml "Blay flights the cabins were oon- \tor his milk, whether it ia'iised as vertlble into eight seating compart- wnea been arrested. prote^lon possible to Its depositors. to the govenment to 10m them out milk or as cream.” fenta on tho order of toe m<^em Crime Still Myeterv of this depression. We lead the Out ‘mhat It’s About.” If Hitler Wants T » Talk PhUadelphla, Nov.
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