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Machado Quits Post • V ■ -(. y. 1..-%. .5* AVBEAdB DAILT dSOTLATIOM B. fw the Blosth «t July, llMS Moetlj oloo^, 5 . 1 5 9 ehowen tooiyllit; M -iiiiiff Of tho Audit Barera flloodj sad o f TEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS (Caasellled Advertlatnf on Page 8) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUQUST 12,19M. VOL. LH., NO. 268 CALL MILK HOLIDAY / As Amed PorcesContrpl Cuba MACHADO QUITS POST; TO BEGIN THURSDAY MILITARY IN CONTROL Members of National Farm­ SMALL DEALERS Find a Traveling Bag Cuba’s President Takes ers’ Gronp Cannot Reach NOTUNDERRAN Leave of Absence — Sec­ an Agreement With the Belonging to Sanborn retary of State Also Re­ IN MILK FIGHT __________ ^ State Board. k Port Chester, N. Y., Aug. 12 — A., he read the description of Sanborn’s signs and Peace Looms m Gladstone travelling bag believed to bag, which police had reported misS' Hartford, Aug, 12— (AP)— The Supply Here Will Not Be ing. have l&elonged to Henry F . Sanborn, When found, he said, the bag was Island Re[mblic Follow­ State Milk Control board today slain rail executive, was turned over partly open and appeared to lie as issued the following statement: WhoUy Cut Off If Mill to New York detectives today. It it had been thrust from a passing < ing Last Night’s Moodless “The Board of MUk Control is was foimd heie on July 29, a week automobile. It bore the initla’s J surprised to see the announcement before Sanborn’s body was discover­ “E. S.” but Port Chester police sa»J of the Farmers’ National group that Strike Starts, So Leaders ed in a shallow grave at Bayside, N. they understood Sanborn some­ Conp D’Ftat a milk holiday is to be declared. Y. times used a different first name. Every retaonable means has been The New York police planned to Searching the scene of the find and of Producers Intimate. employed to meet the group, show the bag to Miss Magnhild last night, the Port Chester police Havana, Aug. 12.—(AP)— The has apparently failed. The board found a man’s handkerchief about Almskaar, Sanborn’s fiancee, to Cuban State Department today has had two conferences, one on identify it as his property. It was twenty feet away. Manchester is not expected to be Wednesday for four hours and an­ empty except for a 1929 penny. Sanborn was last seen by Miss formally advised toe dlploxnatie other on Friday for another four seriously affected by the milk “holi­ Frederick Dettmer of Port Almskaar, July 16, at a Connecticut corps that President Machado will hours, during which the group pre­ day” announced by producers to be­ Chester found the bag on Ridge camp, wUeb she refused to name. take a leave of absence and toat it sented its plan. This plan was in­ He was seen the.next day in New come effective throughout the state street, which forms a link of a main is the President’s,.purpose later to complete by their own admission, highway from New York to Con­ York by employes at his offee and, and accordhig to their leader. Pro­ next Thursday, as the result of the so far as is known, not seen again resign. Milk Control Board’s refusal to ac­ necticut points. He said, he attach­ fessor Charles A. Beard, was -o ed no significance to the find imtil by anyone who knew him. ’The department’s conmiim|catiOD serve as a basis for future action by cept the marketing plan approved by the Farmer’s National Associa said that Orestes Ferrara, secretary the board. tion, it was learned today. \ of state, had previously resigned “This was the apparent mutual but was continuing and that toe de- understanding of the two groups The majority pf local consumers are supplied with milk by the small, The city in a state of war under order of President Machado, Cuban troops are pictured here search­ partment would attend to routine when the conference adjourned at 3 matters until Ferrara’s successor p. m. After Professor Beard nad independent dealers of Mcmebester, ing a car on Havana’s Miramar bridge. JOHNSON MAKES READY and these dealers, it is \mderstood, was appointed. left iMt evening, the other members The resignation of the secreta^ of the Farmers’ National commit­ will not come under the producer’s ban but will be able to obtain of state as well eis the Presldeat tee, George H- Robertson, Irving part of toe American peace Campbell, an< Dwight Wadhams, enough milk to supply the needs of TO ENFORCE NRA RULES returned to this office at 5 p. m., their customers. This was the pre­ STRIKING MINEl^ plan in order to perxxxlt toe appoint­ vailing sentiment in Manchester to­ CALL BOARDING HOUSES ment of a new secretar> of state ac­ and demanded that the plan be ac­ cepted in its entirety, without day, although local dealers are not ceptable to all factions who should change, and that the board should absolutely certain as to the exact BOMB THREE HOMES Officials Cite Developments THREE MEN KILLED succeed to toe highest office. set itself on record as saying that standing of the situation. ON FARMS UNSANITARY The President’s decision to retire the plan would be put into effect No Quarrel There from office followed closely on 4 beginning September 1st. It was said today that the small in Support of Views That bloodless coup d’etat by toe Arxxxy Other Plans dealers have been assured by the INAGUNBATTLE last night in which military uxiito “Since the board has been .ott Connecticut Milk Producer’s Asso­ Two Men Wounded by Pick­ seized fortresses and other strate­ sidering many other plans, some of ciation, which is affiliated with the nspectors Find Places on PARADE CANCELLED Time for Gentle Persua­ gic points in Havana and demanded which have meritorous points which Farmer’s National. Association, ets When They Attempt that Machado get out would modify and improve the plan that they will not suffer when the Tobacco Plantations in sion Has Passed. Sheriff Sees Two Men Shoot- Suixmer Welles, Uxiited States submitted by the Farmers' National strike is declared, as the producers TO AVERT TROUBLE / ambassador,' recenJy presented 4 group, and lince the board recog­ have no score to settle r^th the to Go to Work. nized the necessity of gathering the small dealers. State Tdthy and Unfit . ing at Third and Mows material which would serve as a It is pointed out, however, there Washlxigton, Aug. 12.—(AP)— political turmoU in toe island Re­ basis for any plan to be put into is just a possibility that the pro­ Several things led various officials public. ducers may decide to clamp the lid Clinton. Ind., Aug. 12.— (AP) — effect, the board cc ot meet the for Human Habitation.” Free State " % e Siirts” today to forecut toat toe glove Hiein Down. Strikes in Havana and through­ down tight in a blanket "strike”, re­ demands of the group that their The bombing of three homes in out toe island have added to the fusing to supply milk through any might soon be peeled back from plan be accepted without change Clin^n suburb, Including residences dislocation of norxxxal activities in avenue, in order to force a more Planned to Hold ESg Pa­ toe harder hand toat is guiding the and for action within twenty days. Hartford, Aug. 12.—(AP) — To- of two miners who were woimded Kaxuas City, Aug. 12.—(AP) — Cuba. “It was at this point that, the rapid agreement with their de- National x^covery drive. Three men. sMd by police to be con­ mapds. In the light of a telephone baceo plantation boarding bouses are by a mob surrounding toe Buiunn First, bituminous coal men toem- group refused to deal further with nected with local night club opera- AWAITINQ CLIMAX interview this morning with Irving utterly filthy; unsanitary and unfit rade Tomorrow m Doblin. No. 4 coal mine at Universal yes­ aelves expected toe National Re­ t-his board, and left, with the sub­ tloxiB, v(ere shot and killed ,^4bout Havana, AUg. JJ.-M AP)—Presi­ sequent action of declaring the milk Campbell of Rockville, formerly of for .human habitation, today de­ terday, added tenseness to the sito- covery Administration probably dent Machado had until xioon today h olidrv this toyn, who is a member of the 'ation at toe mine today: would settle their differences over (Continnef' on Page Two) committee of three known as the clared the representatives of the pendlxxg w age-and-bour4 { x i n g to resign or defy an ultimatum <rf' Board’s Duty Dublin, Irish Free State, Aug. The first bomb, whlcb'police said F^armer’ s National Com m ittee, tiffs Massachusetts and Connecticut De- codes for toat industry by ruling in Cuban defexise, forcea “This board feels that it has been 12.—(AP)—General Owen O’Difffy wu placed In toe kitchen of toe course, however, is not considered sartments of Labor, who made a The Arm y, N avy axid A ir Corpe charged by the governor and the cancelled parade of his National or out toe points of controvert. likely to be followed. two-day tour of tobacco plantations John Swickard home, ripped off the Other developments cited to sup­ —his .ruppor* in eight years of Legislature of the State of Connec­ rear of the house. The others did Would Speak for Group in Massachusetts and Connecticut. Guard “Blue Shirts” today shortly port toe coDCluslnn toat more than TWO DEAD, 5 HURT stress—swiftly and without blood­ ticut, with the task of reaching the but slight damage at the homes at best possible solution of the milk Mr.
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