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Byrd Is Welcomed at the Canal Zone He Tells Senators i?*V' i ^ x 'i- ;■ •■■' ; . -r * - '■' '"■ - i;7i riji<n' TIPB ____________ '.r.- hy U* »• W o«he* Rorttiu, NEt PRESS RUN j q^rtford. AVERAQE D i^ P . CIRCULATION Ocettrioniil ratii tonii^t and prob­ for the Moath of AprU, 1980 Conn. State Library—Comp* ably nronday morainy. cooler to- 5 , 5 2 7 * • - -Jif ■ <r -•« nigbt. BCenben of fke Audit Bureau of Clrculatlona ____ ;SiXTlB^BN>ADES PRICE THREE CEM ^ SOUTH MANCHESTE?!, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1930. X- VOL. XLIV., NO. 192. (Oasalfled. Advertiaing on Page 14) I f Senate Hewrings on Naval Pact Opened BYRD IS WELCOMED ❖ - AT THE CANAL ZONE ____________________ — --------------- —<$> HE TELLS SENATORS TO BIDE BIG BULL | TEXAS TO NEW YORK Rear Admiral and Small Natienal A r ni t e s -4> I JtygiTBRY «pOPE” STO Harlingen, Texas, May 14.— V NOW ON HIGH SEAS Secretary jldams Says It G r o u p of Companions (AP.)—Riding a large black Ga|itpre. 10,000 S d £ c rs bull, Ralph Sanders expected to- Q^eva, May 14.—(AP) — day to leave for New York City,' League of Nations CouncU mem- Might Cost a Billion for thus inaugurating a race with In Today’s Battle; Reach Balboa— To Start betTS today were, told., .Arthur Benton Stack, who proposes to by Heh'dersbn, feritfish Foreign Sec-1 depart 30 days hence driving a Used h Bonbbg retary, of a mystery ship now on' U .S . to Build Up to Treaty for N .Y. in Two Weeks. goat and a jackass. ! ty hi^b seas with cargo of Stack is wagering he will a I 2,300 cases of opium, 260,000 reach N ew York first, despite , Li]iiit$--Stimson Declares Shanghai, May 14.— (AP)—The pounds, all destined for the illicit Balboa, C. Z.,. May 14.— (AP) — the 30-day start allowed his ri- Nationalist government armies to­ Rear Admiral Richard- E. Byrd, val. traffic. .... 1 day captured ten thousand Northern Mr. Hehdsrson declared his gov­ Parity in British-American homeward bound from his South ernment had information of the R ebels. and hurled the invading Polar exploration, arrived at Balboa opium ship’s departure from a“ forces out of Anhwei provinces, gov- Cmiser Strength Would at 9:31 o’clock this morning. opium mimufacturing coilntry for a destination in the P a r East. The rear admiral and his small EIGHT AMERICANS cent The special opium committee group of compamons, who had re­ reported the traffic continues to Not Be Reached Until Aft­ mained at Dunedin, N . Z., longest, dispatches, ae the government troops came into port aboard the liner sweep through the Orient. Its AT ROYAL COURT pressed ' back the foe in north­ report expressed .. hope that Rangitiki to an enthusiastic welcome er 1936. K c h iW : AdnJri WllUam V. Pratt and Senator Pittman west Anfiwel and along the raUway China’s preventive measures by the people of the Canal Zone. west of SuchoW to across the-Honan The famous explorer who is now would prove effective. of Nevada. province border. ~ ' <8^ «> Washington, May 14.— (AP)—■ enroute to the United States from The Nationalists, said Nanking Debutantes to Curtsy Before Two Cabinet officers and an admiral advices, are 'attacking KWeiteh and EMERSON, NEB., expect by its capture to’shatter the defended the London naval treaty King George and Queen DENIES MARRUGE IS ODD^'PLACE I Northern AUiance rebel resistance today at two Senatorial committee in eastern Honan province. FaU of hearings. REAPPOINTMENTS the city would cause the rebels re­ Secretary Adams, before the nayal Mary This E v ^ g . treating westward to center their TO FOOTBALL STAR It’s in Three Counties So BRINGS OUT OTHERS committee, conceded that if the . defeiises about' Kaifeng, it is claim­ United States built np to the treaty Things Got Complicated at ed. limits it might cost around 81>(KK>,- London, May 14 .— (AP.)—Eight Times, Especially During State’s Chief Executive An­ President Chiang Kai-Shek* is re­ 000,000, but he insisted even that American debutantes will achieve Am Just Miss Haile ” She Elections. ported to have left Suchow and, en­ Malty Prospects for Repre­ would be better than toe old game one of society’s pinnacles tonight tered the front lines, commanding of competition. the NationiEilista’ advance, into Concluding three days before the with their presentation to King Emerson, Neb., May 14 nounces Names of Offi- Says on Her Arrival in (A P )— The taking of the cen­ Honan provinpe. sentatives in Assembly foreign relations committee. Secre­ George and Queen M ary in the first sus has revealed to the world Other Troop Movements. tary Stimson agreed with hostile Royal Court at Buckingham Pal­ that Emerson is really a town cials to Contmne Posts. Meanwhile the Nationalists along questioners that parity in British- AmeiAan cruiser strength would ace. New York City. divided against itself — divided the Peiping-Hankow -^railway arc Are Being Discussed. not b : reached imtil after 1936, but- Mrs. Charles G. Dawes, wife of three ways. reported xnoving northward prepar­ Emerson is in three counties. ing to attack Chengchow, seeking argued that nothing better could be the American ambassador will make Hartford, May 14.— (AP)^—Gov­ expected. New York, May 14— (A P) —^Miss The schoolhouse is in one to follow up the havQc done by N a ­ The announcement made public the presentations as the girls step ernor John H. Trumbull fins an­ Calls it Satisfactory up to the throne, in pretentious Marian Haile, indicated by Gretna, comity, the postoffice in an­ tionalist ai^lan es Which dropped nounced the following reappoint­ yesterday of the intention of George Admiral William V. Pratt, com­ other, and the railroad station bombs upon the city. court dress and curtsy their ac­ Louisiana, records to )je the wife- E. Keith to he a candidate for mander of the battle fleet, followed knowledgment of the Royal favor. in still another. There are three ments: Against this attack, said govern­ of Christian K. Cagle, resigned West polling places a t eteotion time, representative In toe General As­ Stimson with a declaration that the For the first time in two years. George C. Clai'k of Plymouth, di­ ment advices, the forces of the rebel Point cadet, arrived in N ew York aU within a radius of 150 srards. treaty was “very satisfactory;” and King George will be present. Last rector of the state farm for women, Marshal Feqg Yu-Hsiang have be­ sembly from Manchester has Richard E. B.vrd today to join her husband, insisting Whenever a young Emersonian that although he was on record as year the Prince of W ales stood by gun a drive southward along the brought but several other prospec­ decides to marry the parson has seven years from July 1. favoring eight-inch gfim cruisers he his historic airplane flight over the the side of his mother, Queen Mary, that she was “just Miss Haile.” Middletown, railway with Hankow their objec­ Nobody met Miss Haile at the to he very particular to ascer­ G. Elsworth Meech, tive legislators. Many of them, how­ would rather have toe variety of big*. South Pole probably will remain in during the ceremony. Eight hun­ tive. A decisive battle in tWs arcs Pennsylvania terminal, when she tain what part of town the per­ harbor master for the Port of and little gmis provided by toe new the Canal Zone about two weeks or dred distingfuished British and for- ever, refuse to give a definite state­ stepped off the Crescent Limited son comes from, for in marriage Middletown three years from Jime is expected. agreement. He described the six^ a little longer assembling his com­ eig;n gniests will be present at the F*ighting’bn'two fronts in Honan ment to regard to their candidacies. alone at 10:45 a. m. (E.S.T.), al­ licenses It is the county that 29. inchers as preferable in tf.d -visibili­ rades so that all may return for the court and Anhwei provinces nas lasted six The name of Wells A. Strickland though Cagle was stud yesterday at counts. Charles W. Raymond of Green­ ty and added that “you don’t have celebration. Twenty-five Chosen was yesterday-advanced by a group W est Point to have plaimed to leave For a commimlty of 1,100 wich, harbor master for the port of days as the Norto Alliance rebels dif good visibility in toe Pacific.” Those on bosurd with the rear ad­ Twenty-five American women of-' north enders. Mr. Strickland, the Military Academy this morning persons, Emerton is very, com­ Greenwich, three years frpm June r^ted by Goirtmor Yen Hsi-Shan “Is this treaty satisfactory to miral were Russell Owen, New York were picked from 300 applications and join her in N ew York. and Marshal Feng Yu;Hsiang at­ hbwe'V-er, sald-..today Uiat he is not you?” asked Chairman Borah. Times reporter, Lloyd Berkner, for presentation during the season’s plicated. 29. ' Covering her face with her hands Mrs. Rosemary O. Anderson of tempted to force, tpair w a y toutp- re»dy- to state that he wiU » “Yes-sir, it suits ine and when I Charles E. Lofgren, William C. five courts. Eight others including candidate. He believes that Man- and fleeing from pillar' to post in New London,' Hershey Sneatb pf ward to the Yanjgtse river to smash say that I know if we had any fight­ Haines and Richard Konter. two girls and six married women chestec is, aided to a greater extent the train sheds to avoid, the camera­ New Haven and Walter G.
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