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Manchester Evening Hearld 1934-07-05, 1 .T.-.3WTS77r.';-j 1 A V K B A O S D A lIc T C n U X T I A l T O N irfB WBATHiUt fe r t k e Btenth o f Jiu ie 19S4 F orecaat of U. 8 . W eatber B areeo, H artford Show-era and thunder aMnne to- 5,428 M em ber o f the A u dit night and Saturday; cooler Satur- B iire e a o f C trealetloBS, day; much cooler M tnniay night. VOL. L in „ NO. 235. (Clasalded Advertlalng aa Page Id-l . MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1934. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Bullets, Rocks, Tear Bombs Fly In San Francisco Strike Riot bitur ahack MILITIA GUARDS FRISCO MADE ON STATE TAVE^REES AFTER BIG STRIKE RIOT Former Head of Uqoor Deal- Two Killed and 34 Wounded ers Says Blame Falls On Developments in Reich by Police Fire Before Board for Issoing Too By ASSOCI.XTED PRESS . ported Munich authorities had for- A swing toward the conservative bidden telephonic conversations In a was noted in the, granting of wTder foreign language. "National Guard Is CaDed Many Permits. powers to Kurt Schmitt, mlnl.ster of There were reverberations'of the economics, .’,^-ho, it was hinted, French protest against Hltfer's Out — Labor Leaders might attempt, to soft-pedal antt- reference to a "foreign power.” Jewish agitation in order to im- American and .British ambassadors I New Haven, July 6.— (A P )— A tier attack agalnat the state liquor prove Germany’s' economic cdndl- called at the foreign office and the Threaten to tie Up Ship- tions. " Swiss Embassy protested against a and Dtrol commission's newly promul- A Nazi party meeting at Flcns- Nazi ban on Swiss newspapers. gated regulations governing the burg stressed the theme that with Everything pointed to an impend- ping On All the Nation’s operation of tavcriis as of July 10 the revolution over, there is work to ing sharp reduction In ranks of the was launched today by Lewis Lauria be done. Social rehabilitation was, Storm T*roopa with a curtailment of stressed, with emphasis on a "back' their former power and glory. Coasts. of Waterbury, former president of the State Liquor Dealers .AKisoclaUon to the farm" movement for young Hitler had plunged Into ta.sks at Germans, ; the Chancellory:, Presitlcnt von Htn- and secretary of the National Asso- San Francl-sco, . uly 6.— (AP) — ciation of Beer, Wine and Liquor Catholics and Jews reported ap- j denburg. Improved In health, re,- preherisive at internal unrest espe-, Dealers. malned at Neudcck; Franz \‘on San Francisco’s bloodstained water- dally In Silesia and Bavaria. The; Papen, still vice chancellor, re- Meanwhile P. J. Reilly of Bridge- front bristled with bayonets today • Jewish Telegraphic Agency re- mained silent at his home. port, president of the State Uquor as National Guardsmen patrolled the Detders Association promised full battle-ground oh w'hlch two men compliance by members of this or- were killed and 34 wounded by po- gfinizatton to the new rules. lice fire in the latest disorder ot the Lauria criticised the regulations Pacific coast raarltln.'e strike. ths liquor board has set up for the operation of places permitted to deal NAZIS STILL FEAR Fear of further bloodshed be- In the- various forms of alcoholic cause of the' arrival of 1.300 Guards- beverages and ou the state liquor men during the n(ght, was ex- act itself. pressed by Chief of Police William The new rules effective Tuesday A FURTHER REVOLT J. Quinn, whose bluecoats used guns among other things torbld entertain- and tear gas In yesterday’s clashes. ment and colored or dimmed electric Threats of a general strike were heard here and at Portland, Ore,, lights in tavcm.1 . Many Hard Hit - National Guard.smen with fixed bayonets patrol San Fra'.cisco. battle ground where two r.trlklng dock workers were k)lled and 34 wounded following disorders at both cities. Leaders Taking No Chances A local BurvCy believed typical of by. police fire during .riots In .which thous,ands participated. Echoes of. trouble being Heard li. Oregon and Atlantic porU a.s situation becomes MARLAN IS WINNER The tchse situation was re-echoed on more tense. Photo shows rioting near Third and Town.eend street.'i, San Francisco. the Atlantic coast. Joseph P. Ryan, most parts of tt)A state, indlqAted that nearly 100 taverns jvhefe music as Rumors of Unrest Con- president of the International Lrag- for dancing tmd entertainment has shoremen's Association said at New IN OKLAHOMA VOTE York that a sympathetic strike of been furnished by radios, vocalists tinue to Be Heard — Keep east coast workers yaa under pon- shrf three and four piece orchestras SIMPLE CEREMONY -Btderation. - - — ; ----- ------------- will be affected. ORDER ABOLISHES BROTHERS ARE EXECUTED; Embattled strikers huddled A recourse open to taverns would Death List Secret. "Alfalfa Bill’s” Candidate around picket fires and nursed be a switch by the owners into the AT CURIE FUNERAL wounds of the fighting as the troops restaurant business, which would RECOVERY BOARD moved upon the strife-torn water- permit them to retain entertainment MURDERED M ^ FOR $25 BULLETIN! Gives Up the Fight in a front where Howard Sperry, 49, n - for their patron.s. Breslau, (k-rmany. .Inly 6.— longshoreman, and George Coune- Under the law they cannot do this Surprise Move. durakls, about 45, were killed. immediately, however, but must wait Scientists Place Roses On' Oarrow-NRA Affair Is Offi- (.\P)—Chancellor Hitler. It was To (io Ahead three months before their applica- First Double Death by Lethal BOMBS CONTINUE revealed toda;-, tuirely (>srupi'd "We are not going* to retreat tion for a restaurant permit to dis- assassination Siitnrday at the from the waterfront." declared pense beer and wine can be acted on Coffin, Console Relatives,^ cially Closed; Board Criti- Oklahoma pity. July 6.—(A P )__ hnnd of Edmund Heines, one of Ralph M alien of the International by the liquor comml.ssion. Gas in United Stales - TQ SCARE AUSTRIA Oklahoma, accustomed to political Longshoremen's A.ssociatlon public- those whom Hltli-r tried to ar- To Live I’ p To Laws Then Leave Cemetery. | cized Johnson’s Work. shocks, blinked today at the unpre- ity committee. “We are going ahead In discussing the new rulings, rest at Ernst Roehm's home Witness in Peril as Gas __ _ cedented "beau gestc” of Tom and expect to obtain plenty of help Reilly said: from ail other unions toward a gen- nrar Munleh. Anglin. He virtually /landed the gov- "Our association Is, of course, for Sceaux, France, July 6— YAP) — eral strike.” the enforcement of alb laws. While Leaks. Catholic Storm Troop Lead- Washington, July 6.— (A P )—The The National Guardsmen were we are not satisfied with some of Mme. Marie Curie was burled today Darrow-NRA nffair, one of tlic most Berlin, July 6.—Nazi- Vigilance (Continued on Page Four) specifically ordered by California's them we wilt live lip to them until as she had lived. In the utmost Epcctaciilar cl.i.shcs of the Roo.sevelt I’galnst revolt was resumed today acting governor, Frank. F. Merriara, - / such time as a change is made. State Prison, Florence. Arlz., Jul\ ers Demand Government .simplicity. A'iminl.strntion has been closed .by with disquieting reports that "some- to protect life and property and "There will be a; meeting at Dan- maintain order along the 5>4 mUa There was a 10 minute ceremony 6. (A P )—Two brothers, Manuel. a Presidential order abolishing the thing more is brewing" among bury Monday to consider the new board. $100,000 IN GEMS water front. They were under or- without a civil or religious ritual. 18, and Fred Hemnndez, 19, paid Punish Nazi Sympathizers. friends of "liquidated'' Nazi leaders. regulations governing the opera- Her frail, wasted body, which she There was no immediate comment ders, l.ssucd by Adjutant General tion of tavefns.” with their lives at 5:12 a. m. today The Nazi party spokesman said ! Seth E'. Howard, to do no shooting devoted to science, was lowered In a in Arizona's lethal gas chamber for today from members of the National Reilly asserted he could not fore- plain oak casket Into the same, the Rochm revolution had wire "until there la evidence of an attack ]'he murder of Charles Washburn Vienna, July 8.— (AP) — The Recovery Boaid, which tossed three ramifications and was well organiz- STOLEN BY BANDITS cast what action concerning the grave with her husband in a crowd- riot shots at Hugh S Johnson’s re- upon you or upon state property." new regulations would be taken at aged prospector of Needles. Calif., in government's Fatherland Front ed, and that Ihoec delegated by Mrs. Josephine Fuentea "was headquarters at Knlttclfeld. Styria, covery unit and received fiery rc- Monday's meeting. (Continued on Pago Tsvelve) 1 holdup near Ca.sa Grande. Ariz,, in p!ics. Chancellor Hitler to prc.serve the stnick fn the heail by a bullet while Referring to the banning of mu- which $25 wa.s obtained were djaiaraited coday and the house regime arc taking no chances on The White House made public the riding through the strike zone in a sic In taverns, Lauria said ma-iy The boys'were brought into the i ® at Kind- Roehm’s .sympathizers. Dressed in Summer Sports street ear. A number of other non- members of the Connecticut asso- (.loalh box about 4:.55 a, an,1 I Berg, Styria, was bombed, with r tiler of abolition ye.sterday.
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