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• ■ . V ' NET PRESS RUN S^vecMt bj U. .8. We»&lltara«tt. Hartford. AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION for the Month o f December, 1929. library • Jr Conn. Chmdy with tloivly rUduK teaapoi> alnre tonight and Sunday; probably 5,516 Sunday. Member* ot Ibe Audit Dareau of Circulation* ____ PRICE THREE CENTS SOUTH MANGHESTER C 0 1 ^ ;,.S A t lS b A Y , JANUARY 11, 1930. FOURTEEN PAGES VOL. XLIV., NO. 87. (Clasaifled Advertlaing on Page 12) PRESIDENT’ S BOARD INAVAI ENVOYS FIGHT MYSTERIOUS MALADY ISSUES STA M EM Ti S S l Wickersham’s Announce-lTO INVESTIGATE i„ Described by Naval Expert ment, However, Gives Lit M E IC A N DIVORCEl cruisers from 70 to 50; As Secret British Paperi^ tle Clue to Conclusions News Surprises Delegates Village for Apes the Author Tells Senate First Wife Employs Counsel Arrived At. Parrot fever,^ strange and deadly malady k n o ^ In tropical coimtries^ Committee They Were On Way to Sea Parley. out new In the United States has Infected four persons in ^daryland. D r.! Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 11.— (AP) ^several bedrooms in each dwelling ■ are planned. Individual drinking (Special To The Herald) to See If Marriage of Sci ; — i L. F. Badger, left, and Dr. C. Armstrong, extreme right, U, S. public' ^-epresentaUves of Yale Unlver- foimtains. recreation quarters, a I S .S. George Washington, Jan. ) jjgalth Service officials, have been assigned to check the spread of the , desire to study the reac- „ . Written as a ^ on Brit* Washington, Jan. 11.—President swimming pool, a hospital and a :-(AP)-Announcement by First I ^ disease which human beings contract from infected parrots. I tions of a Colony ot apes placed-in p r a g e are among the faciUUes to Hoover’s Law Enforcement Com entist is Legal in U. S. jLord of the Admiralty, A. V. Alex- j In' the center is Simon S. Martin, whose wife and child becamd afflicted | Jg ecommunity, con- be placed at the disposal of the ish Propaganda in TUs mission late yesterday issued for the construction of seven apes first time a statement making public Under in Great Britain yesterday j disease at Annapolis after receiving a parrot as a present from buildings near here at a cost of A thermostsLtic heating arrange Boston, Jan. 11.—(AP)—The di- Lj,g^j. government would consent ment will afford the same tempera the character of its seven months about $100,000. Country During Wartime. \ in The statement which iôrce obtained in Mexico aB yearVAB2**a ago0‘n ■ . .. forthcoming« <«___a__ LondonT .........Jam confer,!I ^ Bids for th^ erection of the tures which the apes enjoy in tiieir work in detail. The ____ by Frederickby Frederick R. Wulsin. R. scienUst Wulsin, ofscienust ot j ,.prt„cereduce the number of its buildings at Orange Park, a suburb, native land. was given out by Chairman George will be received January 20 and The residences, while presenting Washington, Jan. 11.— (AP) — PhUadelphia, and his marriage to cruisers from 70 to 50, creat- i W. Wickersham, deals almost en contracts awarded. all the outward appearances of The document given to a Senate tirely with the mode ot operation of j Mrs. Susanne Carey Emery of ( considerable interest among the i Sinajl bungalows for the occu small bungalows, will be reinforced committee by Willianv B. Sbearpi;. R. I., on Wednesday pancy of authropoid families with with stone and steel. the Commission and gives little or | Providence, American delegation aboard this Two Persons Dead naval propagandist, and described no clue to the conclusions or recom- , under investigation today by ship today. by him as a secret British memnr- niendations which may be induded counsel for his first wife, Mrs. Jane in its final report. It is believed here But it was not believed that the THESE SNOW SHOVELERS ^ anAum, was identified today before of I Elliott Wulsin. British announcement would remove From Parrot Fever to nave been made by way WORKED FOR NOTHING the committee by William J. fila- preparation for the prelimihary re_ - ■ Proceedings were to be brought, British cruiser strength as a live PLANES SEARCHING loney of New York as a skit on Brit port of the Commission which the counsel said yesterday, to "re issue from the London negotiations. (Chicago, Jan. 11.— (AP.>— president Hoover is to submit to move any uncertainty as to the The feeling was rather that remain Eleven Cases of Mysterious Disease Reported Such snow shoveUng as was ish propaganda, written by himself. Congress on Monday and as a sort status of the parties affected.” It ing difficulties would have to do FOR LOST FLYERS never before seen, took place Shearer gave the committee » of notification to the country that was said Mrs. Wulsin understood a with size and type of ships. Instead from Distant Sections of the Country last night at State and 11th copy of the document during pre- . it is too early to expect, from the question existed as to the veilidity of of their exact number. street and in the highways'and vious testimony before it, while aa preliminary report, anything in me the Mexican (fivorce but that she Comes as Surprise. ’ —Is Rare Disease. byways adjacent thereto. inquiry into .his activities in beha.f The announcement of Mr. Alexan way of a definite solution of the had no desire to interfere with Mr. Andro Pucln, store owner had of a big navy at the unsuccessful der came as no surprise to the Expected Back Shortly, Ma crimes problem, with special refer Wulsin. They have three children. lost $1,000 in currency and the 1927 limitations conference at American delegation who had been Williams ence to prohibition. Married in Hartford. \x/oov,ir..rtnn Tan i i —(API—>• Ohio, whcrc Mrs. Pcrcy Q. word got around. The citizenry Geneva was being made. Wulsin, a graduate of Harvard given to understand that '.hat figure in One feature of the statement is turned out in droves to shovel Chairman Shortridge handed liie in 1916 who has done work in an about represented the MacDonald with tWoVio-3 Baltimore, Md., where the victim chine Has Not Been Seenj especially interesting in view of the fever and 11 cases of that mysteri 1 the snow that might be biding many-paged photostatic print of the thropology. in Africa, and Mexico government’s idea of Britain’s needs was Mrs. Louise Schaeffer. Four recent threats of certain Senators ous malady reported from distant the Dills. so-called secret British document to for the Peabody Museum of Harvard for security. additional cases were reported from At sun-up today Pucln had re that further appropriations tof Since Yesterday. ; | Dr. Maloney. work of the Commission would be was married to Mrs! Emery at Hart Neither Col. Stlmson or other ceived no report of the money’s opposed unless the Wickersham ford, Conn. She Is the daughter of delegates would be quoted however to Tafe d£. lancontirmed reporU of three more having been found. Write It as ^dt. group rendered a “ satisfactory re Prof, and Mrs. Francis G. Allinson as to the British admiralty lord’s t cases in the latter state and one in “It seems to me identical,” re of Providenge and the widow of ease. ^ New York, Jan. 11,— (A P )— Four port forthwith. That feature is the action. , The deaths occurrec* in Toledo, ! California, plied Dr. Maloney after hurriedly information that the total expeês Prof. Henry C. Emery, one time Secretary Stimson and others of airplanes today started a search for going over the papers, "with a of the Commission, whose members chairman of the United States tariff the delegation also refused to com an airplane missing since it took off pamphlet I wrote—a skit on Britun are working without compensation, board. He died In 1924. ment on advices that France and from Farmingdale, Long Island, NINETEEN COHAGES propaganda in this country." Italy had failed to reach a prelim has been only $70,000 to date, Wulsin was appointed curator and Dr. Maloney explained that he assistant director of the Peabody inary agreement and that France yesterday on an altitude test flight. whereas the original appropriîon wrote the “satire” to offset the for the inquiry w£is $250,000. This Museum last year but resigned the had failed to agree to Italian naval PEACE WITHIN CENTURY 'i'he missing ship, a cabin mono ON BEACH BURNED ptopaganda work in this country m would indicate that the Commission day the directors confirmed the ap plane, was piloted by D, Marra, wlô pointment. The George Washington will be had wHb htm,;as an observer WUr 1919 of Lord NorthcUffe of the has little reason to worry about the British press. withholding of funds. speeded up to bring the official par MRS. GATT’ S PREDICTION Ham Kirkpatrick. The two men took HlghUghta of Statement ty to Plymouth early next Friday, off yesterday on a flight they ex The article was published and About the only thing in the state so as to enable the delegates to pected to complete within an hour Fairfield Firemen Helpless widely distributed to newspappis, ment that can be regarded as a DEMAND GERMANY reach London by noon. or two, Eind have not been heard Maloney said, and served as an definite conclusion is contained in from since. The plane is. owned by “anti-claims” to Lord Northcliffe's the paraîraph which says: “A pre PRESS COMMENT. Noted Suirage Leadery How FREEDOM OF PRESS the Fairchild Aviation Corporation, Due to Lack of Water; report. He said 500,0(}0 copies or liminary examination by the Com London, Jan.

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