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. , ‘ i • ’ - • - i: “ ?^.;' v ^ v"'?' '*‘ • - ,- ., > •-• .,.. --.■--i..v:v . ■ '4<i' t - ■ , .. *' ! t*' h ' '■ ■ •„• * , :/*A - ■''■ ''■ ' THE WEATHER . Forecast by q. 8.^W^ther Boreav. NET PRESS RON 0*H Purinton AVERAGE DAILP CIRCULATION 209 White Street for the Month of February, 1930 Conn. SUte Ubrary-Corop. Fair and sllghGy colder tonight; Thursday increasing clpudhie^ with 5,503 slowly rising temperatures. Membera of the Aodlt Bnreau ot ClrcalaUoQB SIXTEEN PAGES' PRICE THREE CENTS; sbtiiH^»fANbHESTE)R,^lGpNN,, WEBNESDa W m ^ 12, 1930. VOL. XLIV., NO. 138. (Classified Advertising on Page 14) GRAVE CRISIS BYRD TO MAKE T a f f s Body Borne to WOMEN ARE AGAINST IS NOW FACING ANOTHER TRIP i)RY REFERENDUM NAVAI^ENVOYS TOANTARCnC THEY TELL CONGRESS 8-heh Line 1640 Feet Long U. S. and Britain WiD Not Hints At It In Interview; Par­ to WiA^nd 1^0^. I*. Score ot Them Appear B e-. Join Security Pact and ty to Start from New Zea­ GANDHI OFF Pressure Widioot Equal fore House Committee to France Refuses to Cut land Next Week— Is Roy­ Perhaps In Uiuted States. Their Sex Stands Sol­ Down Its Navy. ally Entertained. idly Behind 18th Amend­ One of the most remarkable con­ TOJALAPIIR Dunedin, N. Z., March 12.—^(AP) London, March - 12.— (A D —The struction jobs ever to be attempted naval experts of the United States, j —The possibility that Rear Adnural in New Elngiand and perhaps in the ment and Law Enforce­ Great Britain and France, met at i Richard E. Byrd will make another entire United States is now Ap­ 20,000 Watch His Depar­ St. James’s palace today and tackled expedition into the Antartic was proaching completion at the Cheney m ent-U rge the Press to foreseen here today. Plant. The installation of an 8 the task of trying to find some con- Admiral Byrd in an interview ture Which Starts Disohe- tribution for solution of the grave inch steam line and a 3 inch re­ Cease Attacks on Pres­ ] said, ‘I f I were to say what I am turn, approximately 1,640 feet in crisis which exists in the disarms- j gQjng jq next my remarks would dieuce Campaigns; Riots ment conference growing out of the j cause a sensation.” length, which after completion will be tested by a hydraulic pressure ent Law. French tonnage demands. Although the intrepid explorer de­ clined to commit himself further, equaling 1500 .pounds to the^ square Reported In Bombay. The delegations today were fac­ inch, is declared by the contractors, ing wha!t was described in well in­ the trend of events here and feeling Lumsden & Van Stone Co., of South Washington, March 12.— (AP)—A among his party indicate that he ^ formed quarters as close to an im­ Boston, to be their first such con- Ahmadabad, India, March 12.— "political creed” of toe Women’s Na­ passe, because both tiie United hopes to return to the Antarctic to | structioil in thirty years of steam tional Committee for Law Enforce­ make further explorations east of i (AP)—Mahatma Gandhi, Indian States and Great Britain have indi­ line and power plant operations. ment outlining 14- points in support cated they cannot concede Frances the Ross Sea. I Cheney Company decided, after Nationalist leader, and- 79 of his demand that she be given a security Although Norwegian and other a thorough investigation, that by in­ disciples today completed the first of toe 18th Amendment and the con­ pact in exchange for reduction m expeditions are now working west wnere ne receiveu me xma. “ ‘ .’fr ’'" *r------- T’nfft! homo in his last vears stituting two major changes in their lap of toeir twenty days march to stitution as a whole, was presented her navy program. This, however, of the sea, it was pointed out that casket, as it left the square-built bnck house that was Taft s^homem^^^ Army and Navy power division, greater efficiency Jalalpur, inaugurating their civil at toe House judiciary committee did not deter the experts from trying there still are vast territories unex- each comer of the casket and the caisson, drawn by g y ^ . would be obtained and that by disobedience cam pai^ for complete prohibition hearing today by Mrs. to find some way out of the dilemma. plored. j bands and a military escort. changing over to oil-burning equip­ Indian independence; Henry W. Peabody, of Beverly, It was expected that the entire To Start Next Week. I ment and constructing a power line About 20,000 persons gathered at Mass. day would be devoted to an analysis Although most members of his ex- from the Yarn Dyehouse power the entrance of Gandhi’s quarters She presented toe creed after a of the French figures involved in pedition have left Dunedin on trips plant to the Spinning Mill boiler here when toe, Mahatma and his fol score of women representing natiwi- her claim for a 724,000 ton navy. for fishing or hunting, Admiral FIND NO CLUES plant, eliminating thereby the use lowers set out from-Ahmadabad, but al welfare organizations in rapid Among those engaged in this work Bryd is rushed with work here in REICHSTAG of four vertical boilers of approxi­ toe bulk of those who had followed succession had taken toe stand one • were A. V. .Mexander, first lord of an endeavor to start for home next mately 1000 horsepower capacity, the procession turned back' at toe after another and endorsed toe pro­ the admiralty, Rene Massigli and Wednesday or Thursday. | at the Yam Dyehouse plant, an boundary and returned to the"’ hibition laws. They had argued Jacques Louis Dumesnil, French IN E. HARTFORD important economic program could When leaving the British warship homes. that toe womanhood of America minister of marine. Dwight W. Laburumum, after an inspection be laimched, made possible by toe Morrow, ’American delegate, ... YOUNG PUN, 270-192 advent of modern bil-buming equip- j The procession then traversed toe stood squarely behind the dry E\’-1 tour, Byrd received a 13 gun salute, Theodore Marriner, diplomatic ment and by adequate sterage ! road to toe village of Asali which statute. his first admiral’s salute since his DEATHHYSTERY was readied, after a four hours riser to the American Delegation facilities for fuel oil. Mrs. Peabody, who was in charge Tnd Commodore Harold C. Train j promotion by his country, Result of New Methods march. About 125 were in the of toe witnesses, said toe creed had were present as observers. | The government today granted Changing over from coal to fuel group which reached toe ■village been adopted only yesterday. The Little Hope Left. | Byrd and his party free travel over Also Approves G e r m a u- MEMORIAL SHAFT oil was made possible at toe local Here, about 100 townsmen with fifth point of toe creed read: There was hope—though some ob­ railroeids and the premier’s loung>.' Fifty Year Old Mother of 12 plant through recent changes and flags, garlands and music received “We believe that imder toe exist­ servers regarded it as not too car has been placed at the admiral’s AuLericau Pact by Which improvements -in' the methods of toe marchers. ing act the buyer is equally guilty bright—that the French m i^ t be disposal. In the radio broadcast FOR TAFT’S GRAVE KiDed With Axe and Body production and refining and trans­ Two places have been set aside In with toe seller in illicit transactioua persuaded their figures wef% too Byrd said that the Americans would portation of fuel oil and recent the village for toe party, one a rest in liquor.” high. The experts were sphtting the hold everlasting gratitude toward Payments to U. S, Are progress made in the use of heavy house and toe other a place for Against Berefendum. French naval claims up into their the people of New Zealand. Dragged Into Brush on oil for fuel. Consequently, a heavy meals. In addition toe creed said toe or­ constituent parts and studjnng each Enthusiastic Welcome. grade of oil called Bunker “C” 14-16 Gandhi plans to remain in Asa i ganization believed in “law observ­ one separately to see just how essen­ ‘‘In no other country,” he said, Regulated. Simple Monument to Mark Baume, in reality the residue from today making one public address ance for toe protection of lift* tial it was. , "could more lavish a welcome have Lonely Street. crude oil after the lighter oUs have when a purse will be presented to property, homes and human rights,’' Meanwhile . Aristide ^ri^d, been accorded our expedition.” been removed, was adopted and Berlin, March 12.— (AP)—The Final Resting Place of a him in behalf of toe villagers. and that it did not believe authority France’s veteran negotiator, took a Dr. L. Gould, geologist of the ex­ storage facilities for 200,000 gallons Leaving Asaili morning a halt will or precedent existed for submissiou pleasure cruise up the Thames. pedition said that the discovery of Reichstag today gave final approval I Hartford, March 12.— (AP) — were provided, consisting of ten 20,- Other Conferences. to the Young plan by a vote of 270 of toe Constitution “as a whole or. coal on Mount Nansen had convin­ Great American. Thwarted in an all night effort to 000 gallon tanks. (Continued on Page Two.) in part” to‘ a national referendum. Beside the French discussions. to 192 and then, by a rising vote, In connection with toe use of oil ced him that the Antartic until a also, approved the German-Ameri- uncover any im port^t clues which It said toe organization felt that comparatively recent geological for fuel and the elimination of the (Continued on Page Three.) can agreement by which Germapyls mig^t lead to identification of an Yam Dyehouse Power.

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