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U. S. PROBES SECURITY DEALS H D U CONFERS Former Mayor Walker B0fC0nEM )S; IN J. P. MORGAN & CO. BOOKS ROOSEVELT URGES WITH LINDSAY To Wed N. Y, Actress NOTUKELYTO REHNANCING OF ONETONOMIES Cannes, France, April 3.— (AP) BE CONTINUED —Former Mayor WalkerTidker of New York, and bis friend, Betty Comp­ ton, the actress, called at tbe City FARM MORTGAGES Secretory of Stole and Brit- Hall today and received full infor­ IHIeritet Say It Will Not Be mation about tbe marriage regula­ tions here. Reramed Ob Wednetday iib - Ambaendor Seeb ”We were Just getting tbe neces­ WILL SERVE BEER D i^ te b e s Serenth Message sary information,” be said when he was asked about a rumor that be Aa At First Reported; Han* Means of Inproring tbe and Miss Compton hao been mar­ To Congress Asking Thfi ried, "when I get married I’ll let IN WHITE HOUSE Level of World Prices. you know,” dreds of Jews Leariiig. Interest Rates Be Re- Officials at tbe bureau said Mr. \/alker bad noticed them several days ago he would be married soon. Waihington, April 8,—(AP)— BULLETIN! ’ / Rrst I ^ y Says There WiD dneed, Time Gren To They refused to disclose tbe date Berlin, April ■ 3.— (A P )— Meana of improving the level of be bad set. explaining that be bad Without offering any explana­ world pricee were diicuMed today asked them to keep that a secret. Make Paymmits and tke tion, tbe goveam ent announc­ Be No Ban Against thie Le­ Mr, Walker is an honorary mem­ in a resumption of economic con­ ed today that beginning at ber of the Municipal Council of versations between Secretary Hull mldnigbt no one. wul be allow­ galized Brew. Use of Federal Loans. • Cannes, and probably would be ed to leave Germsui soil with- • and Ambaaiador Lindsay of Great permitted to waive the ordinary out epeola) permiafion of . the Britain at tbe Btote Department. regulations such as tbe posting of police stam p^ on ble passport. Washington, April 8.— (AP| —> ,A Joint statement by Hull and banns ten days in advance Of the For eeveral dsys reports Washington, April 3.— (A P )— wedding. No banns have been post­ President Roosevelt recommended Lindsay afterward said: have told of an exodus of Jews Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt today *^ e informal conferences con­ ed. in considerable number to Issued a statement sasring there to (Congress today tbe enactment of cerning world economic conditions Alfred Sharon, Mr. Walker's neighboring countries. At Koe- ; eglalatlon authorizing refinsmeing continued today, ranging over the Determined to get to tbe bot't.om of security deslloga as conducted by would be no ban against legalized lawyer, went to the Marriage Bu­ nlgsberi' today tba authorities beer in the White House. of fanners indebtedness. general subject of world price lev­ James J. Walker J. P. Morgan 4b Co., much as'a congressional committee probed reau with them. ordered all passports with­ In her statement, Mrs. Roosevelt els.” • those of the elder Morgan 20 years'ago, Ferdinand Peebra, left, and Begliming bis fifth White House drawn from Jews living iff Senator Duncan Fletcher, right, conferred on means of getting ac- said: week with the dispatch of hia The Improvement of world prices East Prussia. ^ is among tbe subjects on tbe pro­ eeaa to tbe firm’s books. They are counsel and chairman of the Sen­ “When it Is legal to serve beer. In seventh message to the Legislators, ate Banking and Currency Committee, which wants information on any government bouse It will natu­ tbe President opened the way for in­ gram of the world monetary and Berlin, April 3— (A P )—Cbancel- economic conference to be held this flotation of bond Issues. rally be proper to do so for anyone clusion of this latest major plan as, summer in London. UQUOR CONTROL BILL or Hitler’s National Socialist Party who desires it at tbe White House. an amendment to the farm relief While no date was set for resum­ apparently w u satisfied today that "I hope very much that any bill in the Senate. ing the discussions, Ambassador it has desUt.a stunning, it. not a chan, in legislation may tend to Applying on farm mortgages, the Lindsay said an appointment would Improve tbe present condition and messsLge proposed both readjusts COMES UP TOMORROW knoejeout blow to what it regards as lead to greater temperance. ment ot the principal of the farm­ be made soon. an international Jewish menace. BRITAIN TAKES ACTION No Details Given “There has been a great deal of ers debts and a reduction of inter­ While no details were given as A resumption of Saturday’s bootlegging in beer and once it is est rates. to the nature of the discussion of nation-wide boycott which paralyz­ legal, this will be Impossible and I He also proposed “a temporary price levels, one method that has State Federation of Labor FATHER COUGHUN ed all Jewish commercial activliy ON RED SABOTAGE CASE hope that a great many people who readjustment of amortization, to been mentioned for restoring equi­ was considered unlikely. Its an­ have used stronger things will be give sufficient tlma' to farmers to. librium Is to limit supply. This nounced purpose to force an end to content with legal beer so that tbe restore to them tbe hope of ulti­ would be done by international eco- Would Have Five Instead tbe spread abroad of stories of antl- cause of temperance will be served. mate free ownership of their own • omic agreements li tbe case of RENEWS CHARGES Jewlsb atrocities In Germany, was Goyemment To Present Bill “No matter what the legislation, land.” such products as wheat, timber of Three On Board; Other believed achieved. WOEDSTOPLOiUlS I myself do not drink anything Small Home Gwners and coal. Tbe Nazis also bad reason to be with alcoholic content but that is Tbe President said he would soon Another proposal that has been satisfied with tbe permanent effet -a Empowering Cabinet To purely an individual thing. I should propose an extension of this pro* advanced is international lending Objections. Radio Lecturer and Detroit of the great organized demonstra­ TO OWING NATIONS not dream of imposing my own i;ram to tbe debt burdened owners to put purchasing power Into the tion. The boycott was kept alive convictions on other people as long of small homes. of countries with a limited unofficially yesterday in several Deal With bportatkm of as they live up to the law of our He also disclosed he would ask. supply of domestic capital. Hartford, April 3.— (AP)— With Newspaper In Controyersy towns in Lower Silesia. There have land.” Congress soon for legislation ■ per­ Six men participated in the con­ . Mrs. Roosevelt signed her state­ mitting the initiation of reciprocal organized labor already recorded been hundreds of Jews discharged Russian Gooda. ference. As usual. Hull was Joined from businessea and many more Senate Committee Approves ment simply “Eleanor Roosevelt." tariff acreements. by Asristant Secretary Moley and against many of its provisions, the Over Bank Failures. permanently eliminated from Questions brought out that Mrs. “Tbe legislation 1 suggest,” said Dr. Herbert Pels, economic advisor. state liquor control bill will be toss­ medical and legal practice, from Bill To Prohibit Loans To Ro^velt bad no intention oi per- the President, “ Will not impose a Sir Ronald was accompanied by T. teaching schools and from news- London, April 3.— (A P )—Prime iriiting beer to be served In tbe heavy burden upon the - National ed into tbe legislative arena tomor­ White House until the beer bill for K. Bewley and H. O. Chalkley. «- row as tbe subj^t for public debate. Detroit, April 3.-l-(AP)—Rever- paper staffs. Minisi^r MacDonald informed Par- Treasury.” and commercial counsel­ the District of Columbia is enacted ' S s text follows: The first organized group to voice beraUons were echoing today from Bfaay BfefUgees liano^ today that the government Any Nation In Default. lors. Mrs. Roosevelt said she had not "Td the Ckmgress: its opposition to the meaiura since yesterday’s renewal of charges and (Iteporte from Swltserland zald will dresent a bill tomorrow em- tbe allghtest idea whether there ”48 an intepoi part of the broad it was reported Friday to the Gen­ countercharges in which the Rev. two hundred JiMnr and' 'Ba^aMsts the Cabinet to deal, with.- were anji: beer steins in the man­ plan to end th e ...... eral Assembiy by tbe State Jiquor •' Washington, April 3.— (A P )—T «i- Fawr< Charles Coughlln-'^IS^ Allies 5verw,H^v^ daily froas.Gfr- out eonsuiting Parlianoent again, sion. of. property, :to IfiCrbase pv control stUdji c6ihml^6h, the don- rimny and tralitf'entering Denzoark tatlve approval was given by the A t her. preas- oonfersnCe. Mrs power and broaden -the credit atrud- HIEPMIINGTOXIIT Detroit Free Press have engaged for with the importation of Russian nectiout Federatioo of Labor spent a week. from Qe^sny- were crowded with Senate Judiciary committee today to Roosevelt showed her. attitude was tore ^fbr the benefit'.of both the nearly all of yesterday in a session Jewish refugees.) goods. that the residMice. as. a -public jrodudng and consuming elementp Much of Father Coughlin’s ad­ 8tud3ring the bill and in. drafting Tbe bill; a result of strained re­ a bill to prohibit loans by Ameri- building, belongs In a way to all who in our* population', I ask the Qon- dress yesterday afternoon was In But there were reports of strong VETERANS7ENS10NS findings of its own to place before opposition being brought to bear lations growing out of the recent eaxM to u y nation in default on its come there. gresfi for specific legislation relating criticism of the Free Press and its arrest of six British engineers in the General Assembly. against a renewal of the boycott. obligation to govemn.ent or people As hostess in this executive man- to the nmrtgages and other forms publisher, E. D. Stair, who also was Russia, will be passed through sio*', when beer becomes. legfd, she The federation criticized the pro­ Powerful Industrial interests were of the United States. of indsbtsdnm of the farmers of posal to place control traffic in the president of the Detroit Bankers' reported against such a move emd Parliamentary stages on Wednes­ sees no reason for not serving it to tbe Nation. That man » being or where beer may be served. "Father Coughlin inaugurated the anti-Semetic feeling by the Nazis. Roosevelt win one of bis first politi­ lation now pending, which seeks to holy year of hie church on Sunday dor who was recalled from Moscow polled by Chairman Ashuri^ cal victories by serving beer, erack- the Presidont. During tbe week end came a The diiclosure of-the attempt by raise sgrloultural oommodity pricqs* with a hymn of bate.” to report on the arrests, the subse­ ere and cheese at midnight suppers is a d ^ n ite step to enable farsa statement also from Dr. Robbins W. Konstantin von Neurath to resign It would make it unlawful "for Father Coughlin made only pass as foreign miniiter last week quent Investigation of sabotage any person within tbe Uniied States while he was an Albany Legielator. debtors to pay tnslr indebtedness in Barstow, president of the Hartford charges against the prisoners, and commodity terms mors closely ap- Washington, April 3.—(AP) Ing mention of a Free Press state brought the explanation that be op­ or any place subject t the Jurisdic­ Seminary Foundation, in which he their impending trial, was present. proximatl^ those In which the in­ Instructions to field workers were criticized certain features of the ment of last week that it had proof posed the boycott. He was persuad­ tion of the U nlt^ States to loan to, of Stock Market transacUons by It had been expected that the debtedness was meurred; but that prepared today by the veterans ad measure. ed to keep bis met-by, Vice Chancel­ or purchase, . or sell the bonds or mimstratlon to carry out President him, in which funds contributed by lor Frans Von Papen. announcement of policy would otter obligations of, any foreign BEUETEPASSENGER is not enotigh. Has PossIbUlUes his listeners were used. come from Sir John Simon, tbe for- Mortgage Reflnaadng Roosevelt's order for a slashing cut A member of the study commis­ The state of Bavaria yesterday government including any political The Free Press, he said, "defamee e l ^ secretary, but be told tbe “In addition tbe federal govern­ of 1400.000,000 in annual t*neflts sion, Dr. Barstow said, however, Issued a ban for an Indefinite period lubdivlelon thereof, while euch gov tbe League of the Little ^ower anc Houee early In the session that Mr. emment or political subdivision is In ment should provide for the vefi- paid to war veterans. that "even os it (tbe bill) stands it SET PLANE AFIRE nandng of mortgage and other in- The Chief Executive’s action hits myself lor InvesUng in produeUve MacDonald would make the state­ default in the payment of its obliga­ has 1.. it possibilities of real excel­ (Oontinaed on Page Two) debtednesi lo as to Sooomplleh a all along the line, with officials in' Michigan industry, which we will do ment. lence.” tions, or any part thereof, to the more equitable readjustment of dleating that new construction at again, while it canonizes' a gam Specific Provlelons Dr. Barstow was prevented by ill­ government and, or, the people of the prinapal o f tbe debt, a reduc­ veterans hospitals will be held up bling organlzaUon which pertain to The prime minister did not ex­ the United States." unless the Improvements already are ness from signing the ommlsslon’s plain whet the specific proviaions Jnmped From Plane Before It tion of interest rates, which in maky the Detroit Bankers Co." The bill would apply in the case InateBoss are so unoonsdonably under way. Some institutions may rrport but reserved the right to com­ REDS MAY TRANSFER of the govemment'i measure wlU Prieet'B Charge. of defaults on war debts or private high as to be contrary to a eoukd even be closed if conditions war' ment on certain of its features. In The present controversy dates be. but it wee assumed it will give a letter to Governor Cross be ex­ the government power to deal , with loans, to foreign govemmenta Crashed — Was Thought p ^ c poUey, and, by a tenqiorary rant back to Father Coughlin’s ebam readjustnunt of amortisation, Hof The biggest savings, about SlOO,' pressed the opinion that the meas­ Russian imports sa it sees fit, even It carries a penalty of not more pionlng of the plan that since has TRADE TO AMERICA give sufficient time to farmers to 000,000 wUl come through removing ure should have contained a strong­ to the extent of imposing an em- tbaii 310,000 fine or Imprisonment materialized here for organisaUon restore to-them tha hops of ulti­ from the benefit lists all veterans er statement of its intent. He listed for 6 years, or. both, for vlolatione To Be Deranged. of a new NaUonal bank, 50 per cent b ' rgo. mate free ownership of thplr own wMose injuries or sickness are non what he considered othut deficien­ Georgs Lanabui^. the Labor floor of its provisions. of the capital coming from tbe gov land. serriee connected, unless the vic­ cies in the measure as follows: emment, and llquidaUon of the two leader, wanted to know more The Judiciary committee named ‘1 seek SB end to the thrsatsnsd tims are totally or permanently dis­ Not Pleated With Actions Di­ Salford, Eng., April 8.—(AP) — Failure to eliminate private profit old naUonal banks. A week ago about the impending bill. "It must five to study another Johnson bill loss of bosses and pxpduetivs os^ - abled. Those totally or permanent­ from the liquor traffic, falluie to in­ be serioua," he said, "slnce^ you Authorities were inveitlgatlng to­ Father Coughlin charged that bank for n foreign securities hoard to day the posilblllty that Albert Voes, paclty now faced by ’hundreds of ly disabled ■— even though not ren­ clude provision for temperance edu­ ere had "gambled with other peo supervise issuance of foreign loans thousands of American farm fam­ dered so by service — will receive rected Against the Com- iRTtgitMh passenger aboard the ill cation, lack of more rigid fixing of pie's' money" and that holding com' (Continued On Page T ^ ) in the United States. ilies. only |20 a month as compared with personal liabilities for hotels, clubs fated alrUner City of UverpooJ, may paniee for the two banks concemec •' -Ths subeemmittee is composed of "Tbs legislation I suggest will poF 140. and restaurants, and lack of recom­ have set a fire, while mentally de were "hideout companlee" organised mnnistt In Germany. Senators McCarran (P„ Nev.), Van impost a heavy burden upon ths N a-« The new allowances, effective mendations for suffer penalUes in ranged, whl<± reaulted in the plane to evade stockholders’ double liabll' Nuys (D., lad.),. Long. (D^, La.), crasUng In Belgium last Tuesday tional Treasury. ' ' \ July 1, for service connectec the original code for offenses involv­ ity to depoeitora. mGAN Tom Borah (R., Ida.).and Hastings (R., and tbe terrible death of all 16 per To Burfien , j cases are cut a flat twenty per cen'; ing liquor. "It will instead provide a meann and a new system of five ratings of At that Ume he directed crlUclsm Moscow, April 8.—(AP)—A pos­ Del.). sons aboard. ' disability established. Tbe new Five Man Boar l against Mr. Stair, who later.repUed sibility that Soviet Russia may The FederaUon of Labor said it The board would be composed of Coroner A. H. Flint, who will di­ ratings and allowances: clUng figures and quoUng govem rsnsfe'er to tbe United States some OHDRYANENDMEIfl rect an Inqqeet into 'Voes'e death, the eecretarlea of state and copi' e n o r i h i u u u w i u Ten per cent disability. $8 favored- a five rather than a three ment officials in support of Ms con of its purebsses heretofore placed said, however. It was difficult to man commission for control of liquor tenUon thait the banks bad not in Germany was voiced today by merce and the governor of tbe Fed­ reflnanos thsmaelves on reesonabUb^ monthly; 25 per cent, 320; SO per eral Reserve board. reconcile such a theory- with tbe terms,' lighten their baraaalBg bur­ cent 340; 75 per cent 360, and 100 traffic, he members to be appoint­ handled funds recklessly. the Soviet government's chief eco­ fact that Voes had hie 15 year old ed by the governor but endorsed by Class Supremacy. nomic organ, "For Industrializa dens and give them a fair <»p when a horse which he was driving pation in the horrible death of 26- by auto to Jerisey Island where two 1981. Its purebsses in the United was a clear cut issue at the polls tioD last night’' ;hrough the streets of this city Sat- year-old Ollne Novarro, whose body Filipino laborere were roused from attabked four women and an eleven She felt a blow In tbe back as be i. Ths Federal land, baaks wltli- > States di^peM from" 329,916,000 last Noember — and tbe wets won, la two ysara ffom the tiiiflhthn' fidt irday afternoon took fright and ran was exhumed from a Uddeo grave bed to dig the grave; While men rubles (aboutv 3114.957,500) In y eir old girl, was huiite<' relentle'-'-ly snatched at bar 'purse but was not repealing the "hone diy” clause in t a lt e e ^ ^ t .lo r imtiL the fains taffti., ' iwmy!' Lambach was thrown from on Jersey Island in tbe San Joaqln members of the cult held torches, 1981' to' 8l;665.000 rubles' (about the Michigan constitution Ity a' 'vote by police today. aware rite.had'beer cut until’ she ifi wagon and rolled underneath the river yesterday. woman hurled Mrs. Novarro into the 316.888,500) in 1982. They expressed .the belief the ran into the. borne of a friend coTnwlwribfiefihida Tafidl of 1,022,608 to 475,266. bank bonds lah tedflty asleahts / ‘ of a passing oil truck. , His By the light of flaming torches, ave and death. And into her face This was done by a popular ma« man, who was .described by bis vic­ : Tbe 11 year old fM ‘‘Mps. at­ finikin) Milts 'Were not conMdered serious invektlgatOTs reported, the young ex­ goy threw a puree containing 3180 The latest of the' Incidents in Jmty, Detroit’s vote weigbliig heavl tims as about 80 years old bad biten tacked in ail alley, a feV U ocka tbe maWtet:^"* - It first b u t. indiesUons of Internal pectant mother wae thrown into her which she was accused of stemlng Qtnnsny referred to in tbs Mos- lly in the balance. Today, hbw- smokipf cigarettes hUed. with oar- aWqy. UsUe zRpt,; n}o^es have developed. Mn. Lam- ave the night of last November 19, from her husband*! brother. boiWr paper mms |i?rald- by Nsxis on sver„ with ther vote in each distrlst do tics. Tbs girl and,, one wornan Tire other three la 4'piirl< tebo was ridl^ with bar hua^ Sd earth .aboveleln Ham- standing tlens, ths oban&xs for rs- 'rietlm reported a ' peculiarcKlqr man grabbed, them WBdt vraa also thrown from Ua ve- body. brought to autborli^sa by E^ablo Biiih burg- a lew days «go. Nasis claim- psal-.are profomonktsly Isas t t iS woWTibijs^ • - ‘ ‘ attaaptsd to drag 'tham' jEMih detr'Jrat esteqped with slight ti^ She bad been aoeuaed o f unfaitb- brlante, a^^FUiplim who had quarreled proWktticm'lsafiefa ark bsatair tbrir Mrs. CMlIqt .Jacobs „.was fulnem.to bar Mek busband ■'WheB with ^ oult laadwfij' ...... noDss -l-*! ■

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mortgagaa on fu m land or ax- ROOSVELT URGES obanga Doads for tbasc. LiQUOR CONTROL BILL RDSflOFNISMSf FINDS WOMAN DEAD, Traasury autborissd to aubacriba BOYCOTT ENDS; OBITUARY C80.000,000 to tba paid-in surplus ^ REFINANCING OF of the banks. COMES UP TOMORROW Interest rate on loans' on mort­ DIES AT ACE 103 ASNEWBAKiiniB SflOCEED, HE DIES .4*^ .11. * FARM MORTGAGES gages shall not exceed per (Oentlaiied P ^ m Page One) NOTUKEYTO ••'W' cent. DEATHS A total of 816,000,000 would be liquor in tbe state, pulled tbe proper (Oontinusd From Pag* Oat) available fipm Treasury to coro- ■triogs and gained enoufib support, B E C m U E D PolDam Former Mancheiter People panaate banka for Interut reduo- Wonu Ured Jut Mrs. RatherlM Pohl EmployeM N en h they oould put tbelr oiwr oandldate Mrs. Katharine (BUal) Pohl. 87, ot Isausd for two purposea, namely, tlon. in u governor at election time, and (OoaMaaed From Page Ooa) (1), flaking new loane; (3) E x­ Buckland, died at Memoriu. hoepltol In Dnal Tragedy At Home Limit on mortgage loans would he *n turn would eelu t oonfederatu 100 Y urt In Towx Kopt A t D apootan, 0 p « N m changing bonds for outstanding be raised from 836,000 to |80,000. on tbe opening of new ohaln storM at 9:80 veaterday aftemoon,. w e e for tbe oommlseion, thus putting the weeks after meetina meeti with a painful mortgages. Direot loans from land banks at liquor situation into tbe bands of and drygoods stores. H of 1 per cent Interut in exceu Ootbreaks of VlelMMe Up WHb Current Erents. Injury. Mrs. Pohl suffered from In Springfield. “2. The Federal lend banke are tbelr boBBU. Shook or a heart attack when ahe AccoonUAtTnittCe.' authorieed to purchase first mort­ of the Interut charged to borrow­ Outbreaks of vlolenoe la oonneo- ers tbrottgb National Farm Loan “Tbe oommleelone appointed by tlon with tbe fiaturday boycott re­ fell aoroae a one-pipe furnace hot-air gages on farm land within their re- the governor may all be oompoeed Aesoolatlone permitted where lands ot sulted in the slaying m Im I of a regliter where ebe lay for several MaBobMter frlenda and old nelfh epeotlve dietrlote or to exchange clean, bonut men In years to ooms, Putnam, April 8—(AP) — Mrs. hours uqconsoioue until her son, re­ Tbe Maaobester Tniat Company, bora of M n. Dartus Barlow, who bonds for first mortgagee at a prloe are located In reglona lacking such Jewlab attomM and a Naai leader. aeeoolatione. but tbe openbif for bootleggere or A number Of J ^ s were arrested In Julia Ann Clark Place who had lived turning from Hartford, found her. reorgaaiaed to take over tba asMte bad made her home at 217 Main not exceeding the unpaid principle others to gain control wllfalwaye or 60 per cent of the normal value of Voluntary liquidation of Joint Kehl and In Hamburg a bomb In Putnam Just a hundred years, She was removed to the hospital suf­ of the bank of the sama naime that street for the past 22 years, were remain. If the oommlaslon le fering from bums and the Injury of sboc^d today at the news of her the land mortgagee plue 20 per etook land banks provided. wrecked the Nasi headquarters. died today at the noma of her w u not allowed to continue follow­ centum of the Improvementa, which­ A total of 1100,000,000 of R. F. authorised by the leglslaturs, it Strelcber issued this statement the fall. She waa not, however, 'sudden death, wblob occurred this nephew. Selectman Oarence E. thought to be lerlously injured. ing the recent bank holiday, opeaed 'mominf at her heme at Manchester ever ie the amalfer, the mortgagor C. funds made available for oould be rurganlsed In eau of the today: Pierce at hia home on Putnam for busineea today. It w u aolotiy Terrace, Springfield, where Mrs. being entitled to have hie Indebted- loane to Joint stock and sUghtut doubt.” ’1 have a feeling tbe battle will Hetehta la her 108rd year. Mrs. Pohl hoe been blind for 17 the bualneee of the new Trust Com- ' Barlow moved last November to be nese refinanced for the amount paid land banka at four per cent AaeHier ObJutlox not be further taken up/Wednesday. Until a few days ago Mrs. Place years and lived with her eon, George paay that w u transacted today, near her son Harry who has a home by the bank for hie mortgage. One condition ie that tb eu banka The federation also opposed the This will prove a dleappoiatment to was a spry old lady, doing work W. BUal. She .ves bom In Marien- none of the old bank’s accounts be­ in East Longsdeadow. Mrs. Bar­ agree to reduce to 6 per cent tbe plan to have b u r sold only with milliona of Germane but diecipllne ewerder, Germany, on April 1, 1846. ing yet available to the new institu­ “8. To provide for extenaions the about the house, meeting friends, Her first marriage was to Lewis tow had been in poor taealtb for interut carried in Ite mortgagu meals In all utahliehmente except must be observed in any event It keeping Interested In happenings and tion. Secretary of the Treasury Is author­ BUal and the second to John Pohl. !»some time, and local friends who pledged' as collateral, axid they taverns. waa not easy to yield but Adolph people about her, keeping up with The bank’s employees were nearly ized to Bubicribe at such periods as Hitler CEm only proceed one step at The latter survives, along with four vcalled on her Saturday, saw that the farm loan commissioner shall must refrain from foreclosures for "Under this system, a finish­ current news, and in fuU uoe of her swamped with business all day. Lo­ she was rapidly falling. Mr. Barlow two years. ing hie day’s work and desiring a a time.’’ faculties except her hearing. She children, G. W. BUal, Mrs. Edith cal firms and individuals, who have determine, to the paid in surplus of The Nazi Party in Its determina­ Adams of Stafford Springs, Mrs. Al­ who is In the roofing business has the Federal land banks the sum of A total of $200,000,000 ot R. F. g lu e of beer before going home to was a little deaf. been withholding their deposits for l^been at home nearly all winter, and C. funds is made available for supper ie forced to visit a tavern or tion to dominate all fields of Ger< vina Luce of Watertown, N. T., and the DEUst month either in safes and ?50,000,000 to be repaid when re­ mEm endeavor, apparently hEis pick­ A cold developed into acute Mrs. Bertha Buttner of REflnbow is over 80 years old. sources of the bank become avail­ loane to farmers for refinancing else go to one of the other es­ bronchitis and Mrs. Place did not vaults of their own or in safe de­ .. The aho& of finding Mrs. Bar- their debts in ar'ordance with tablishments and eat his meal there ed the Olympic games committee of which ie in Windaor. She was a posit boxes at tbe bank hurried to able therefor. Germany as its next tou-get. Tbe have strength after three days’ ill- low dead is believed to have has­ provisions of the new Bankruptcy instead of going home to the supper ness to cerry her through. member of the German Lutheran deposit new accounts in the new “4. The maximum ra ^ of inter­ newspaper Angrlff, edited by Dr. church of RockvlUe. tened the death of P. Waldo Smith, Relief Act. table.’’ V B m x la State bank so that their checking facili­ im old friend of the family, who has est payable on loans on mortgages R. F. C. authorized to loan $50,- Goebbefs, today published a broad- The funeral of Mrs. Pohl wiU be ties may be quickly brought bEwk^to outstanding or made within two 'Under the federation’s idea, the aide attacking Chairman Theodore Mrs. Place waa bom In Sterling, tened to telephone for a doctor. Be< 000,000 to drainage, levee and Irri­ Conn., March 8. 1880, tbe daughter held a t the home of her eon, 273 normal. fore the physician arrived Mr. Smith years from the effective date of the tavern would be eliminated and es­ Lewald and Secretary Genend Carl Buckland Eflreet, at 2:80 tomorrow Bank officials took tbe all-day gation dlztrlcts to reduce and refi­ tablishments permitted to sell beer of David and Mary Cole Clark. She too had dropped dead. Mr. Smith’s agt shall not exceed 4 1-3 per centum nance ^ r ir debts. Diem of the General German afternoon. A pastor from South rush as eui indication of the confi­ per annum, $15,000,000 being made with or without meals. Sports’ Federation, who eUso are tbe bad been uncommunicative about parents had died in childhood and IncreasM Lbe lending power of had been imcommunicative about her Windaor will officiate and burial dence placed in the institution by he made his home with Mrs. Bar- available from the Treasury to com­ Instead of a gross tax on retail most prominent members of the the R. F . C, by $800,000,000. generally known she was of great wUl be in the Buckland cemetery. MEUichester peoole. One hank offi­ low’s mother imtil the latter’s pensate the banks for tbe reduction, sales of five per cent and o^ whole­ Olympic committee, for having, in cer SEdd that he did not know where death, when he came to Manchester the payments to be made quarterly sale sales of 1 1-4 per cent u pro- the days before the present r^m e, age until her centennaiy annivere- Euy. Her father lived to be over 90 all tbe money came from that was to live. when certified by the farm loan posed in the bill, the federation ad­ solicited funds from the Jewish UU- FUNERALS broiigbt in today for deposit Mrs. Barlow leaves besides her commissioner. vocated a manufacturers tax of $l stetn newspaper concern. and two brothers were over 80 vrhen VON D E C n PUPILS they died. ’There was no informatioo avail­ husband and son Harry another son, ' Limit of Loans on every 30 gallons at beer. This Eustion, tbe Angrlff held, dis­ Mrs. Cornelia W. Hawley able today with regard to old ac­ Waldo Barlow of Scarsdale, N. T., Speakers at the all day special qualified them as sporto officials. Mrs. Place did not like reference The funeral of Mrs. Cornelia W. counts. Ju st as soon u the offi­ and a daughter, Mrs. Henry L. “5. The limit as to amount of a made to her age and she would not loan is proxKDsed tc be raised from WIN DRUM CONTEST session warned against “over taxa­ Hawley was held Saturday after­ cials of the new bEuik know what Sweet. Mr. Sweet is a teacher at tion of beer.’’ consent to have her picture mEUie. noon at 2 o’clock at the funeral percentage of old bEUances CEm be Exeter Academy and was in Florida $25,000 to $50,000 in cases approved Her sole survivor is her nephew by the farm loim commissioner. ’The bill will be given a public home of TbonuuB G. OougEm on HoU made free it wfll be Eumoonced. for Us health, accompanied by his Willimantic Corps, Coached By hearing at 2 p. m., tomorrow before MT. EVEREST CROSSED with whom she bad made her home. street Rev. F. C. Allen of the wife. Their son, a student at Am­ “6. Where lands are located in Manchester Man, Takes First t) » Judiciary committee of the Second CongregationEfl church con­ herst, was with his grandparents in territory not covered by a National Prize At Hartford. legislature. FIRST TIME BY PLANE ducted tbe service. ’The bearers STUDY MAIL SERVICE Springfield for the spring vacation. Farm Loan Association or when tbe were Joseph Sharp ot this town, and ^ Details as to the fimera! arrange­ Federal Land Bank of the district R .F .C REPORTS LOANS the three sons of Mrs. Hawley, Wil- When the Willimantic Dnun and AGAINST LABOR’S PLAN ments are not available at this in which tbe lands are situated is un­ Highest Mountain In World lEurd F. of Benton street, George L. IRREGULARITIES HERE time. able to accept applications from an Bugle Corps of John Shea Post of New Haven, April 3.— (AP) —^ the American Legion captured Dean Edgard Furness of the Yale Conquered From Air — Trip TO CONNECTICUT BANKS of Ridgewood street and Herbert H. association, direct loans may be Hawley of Middletown. BuriEil weui authorized at a rate of 1-2 of 1 per firs' prize for playing and march­ graduate school, a member of the Carefully Planned. Committee of Chamber To liquor control study commission in Greenwood cemetery, Middle^eld. centutn in excess of the -interest ing in the drum and bugle division , Meet With Postmastei^ VICTIM d e n u f ie s in the second annual fife, dnun and said today tbe recommendationa of chEurged to borrowers through Na­ Reports Also Loons Withdrawn Crocker Tomorrow Morning. tional Farm Loan Associations. bugis corps contest at Hartford the State federation of labor would Bombay, April 8 — (AP) — Mt. Or Cancelled Between Febru­ HARTFORD BANDIT Such borrowers are required to Saturday flight, it was a compli­ defeat the “fundamental purpose’’ Everest, highest moimtain in the PU6UC RECORDS covenant that when ten or more ment to tbe teaching ability of of the proposed liquor bill now be­ world, was crossed by adrplEme to­ ary 1 and March 28. The committee niune' to investi­ Robert Von Deck of 56 Summit fore the Legislature Judiciary com­ day for the-first time in history. gate conditions regsurdlng service at borrowers whose locms aggregate Warrantee Deed ! Alexander May Picked Out of a not less tbap $20,000 reside in a lo­ street, who has been instructor of mittee. Three Englishmen, flnanccMl by the new MEuichester Post Office met the corps for two yeeurs. Lady Houston, have been preparing Washington, April 3.— (AP)—The John and UlliEui R. PentlEmo to this morning at the Chamber of i 'Lineup At Police Station-— cality which may be covered or ’The Federation yesterday suggest­ R. F. C. repotted to Congress today served by a National Farm Loan Mr. Von Deck has been instruct­ ed a five man instead of a three for months for the dEutog Euiventure ’Thonuis L. Emd Mary E. Conlsm, lot Commerce rooms and. discussed the i; His Pal Is Sought. ing drum and bugle corpr in this ot looking down from the air upon it had authorized loans to seven 18 in the “NorthlEmd Terrace” tract matter for eui hour. Adjournment Association, they will unite in form­ man commission, said tbe General New England bEuiks during Febru­ vicinity for a number of years and Assembly should confirm tbe ap­ a peak where men have never trod. on Bond street. ' wEus then taken until tomorrow; Hartford, April 3,—(AP)—One of ing such an association, the adjust­ ary. ’The report did not indicate Tomorrow morning's session will ments or readjustments are to be his corps have met with unusual pointments made by tbe governor Recently, after all the prelimin- Certificate of Incorporation H.the alleged perpetrators of a series success. This was the second year ariea bad been arranged, they set up whether the loans were new or r^ The incorporators of the Con­ start at 9:30 Emd Will be attended ;| of “stick ups’* committed in .Hart- made respecting the stock that will and declared organized labor should newEfls. in succession that the Willimantic be represented on the commission. their camp eui close as possible to necticut Agricultural Credit Cor­ by Postmaster Frank B. Crocker !|ford and surroimding towns during put them on tbe same level with Connecticut banks Euid amounts who is Edso Emxlous that the service other borrowers belonging to such band carried off first prize. He is Furness sEdd he believed Uu com­ the independent state ot Nepal, and poration of this town has filed a -tb' past few weeks was taker Into also instructor of the drum corps of were Bristol—Bristol Bank and be improved and made as efficient associations. mission \VEU3 in unanimou. accord during tbe past few days they have certificate of incorporation with the custody this forenoon by Detective Ray-Locke Post of Hartford, which made a series of test flights across ’Trust Company, $202,300; Norwsdk town clerk for record. The incor­ EUI possible. Questions and com- 3ergeants Thomas J. Hickey and “7. Receivers of land banks ap­ sponsored the affair. -with the view that towns and cities MercbEmts BEuik smd Trust Com- fllEdnts will be listed for presenta­ of tbe state should receive some that forbidden land, always in tbs porators are: Louis L. Grant of t Philip H. Dooley. He is Alexander pointed pursuant to the Farm Loan One of the Judges was William J. direction of the enow-capp^ moun­ pEmy, $26,250. Loams were with­ tion at this meeting so that Post­ Act are authorized to borrow from revenue, but declEued such revenue Buckland; ThomEus H. Norton of May, 19, of this city, a graduate of Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas tains. i drawn or cancelled between Feb. 1 WindsorvUle; P. F. Chamberlain of master Crocker may discuss the sit­ Cheshire Reformatory. Taken to tile Reconstruction Finance Cor­ Smith of Center street, who is a should not come' through any in­ and March 28 Ihcluded: uation with members of the commit­ crease in the teucation rates propos­ In tbe pEurty are the MEirquis‘ if Broad Brook; Donsdd J. Grant of police headquarters this iu>on May poration on receivers’ certificates for member of the Hollywood, Cal., Post ClydesdEde, Air Commodore P. F. M. Bridgeport, Conn.—North End tee in the .best interests of the com­ the purpose, of paying'taxes on real ed in the commission report Hut- South Windsor: ErEutus D. Burnham was singled out of a lineup of a of the Legion. Mr. Smith has been Fellowes, imd Flight Lieutenant Mc­ Bank and Trust Co., $70,000. ot Sduth Windsor; T: J . Hurlhurt of munity. dozen persons by one of his alleged estate owned by the bank or secured away from Manchester for twenty ried prepEU'ation of the proposal, be Intyre. Tbe following loEms were with­ to it by mortgages, such jreceivers' years and is visiting here with bis SEdd, was largely responsible for the Somers and Louis C. Bohcu of-Man­ victims and positively identified. An From their base at Pumeah, 160 drawn or canceUed in part during chester. The corporation is capita­ Immediate, search for May’s pal in certificates constituting prior liens -family. He is a trumpeter. fEdlure to mention this feature. miles from Everest, they planned the same period by Connecticut ..in^ i on the assets. Against Proposal lized at $50,000 of which $10,000 la BR TAIN^TAXES ACTION the holdups was iiutltuted by the carefully the flight in a light plane stltutions: paid in. police. “8. Title n contemplates the vol- As for tbe proposal that tbe labor from which they hoped to photo­ Bridgeport— Commercial Bank May, is being held in bonds of tmtary liquidation of Joint stock orgEinization have a representative graph the glEUAt. s and Trust Company $525; Bridge­ ON RED SABOTAGE CASE 110,000. He shot and woimded the land banks, forbids them to Issue GAME SUPERINTENDENT on tbe commission Furness said he port—American Bank and Trust late William Bergen, a patrolmhn in hereafter any tax exempt bonds ex­ did - not see why Euiy one group Co., $580; Bridgeport—. West Side TO INVESnCATE DELAY (Continued From Page One) the Hartford department, in April cept such as are necessary to re­ ADDRESSES KIWANIANS should be so represented, There Bank $6,587. 1980. May was arrested for that financing existing loans or bond would be no objection he said, to ABOUT TOWN INPROBEOFHARRIMAN want to get it through so quickly.” crime in December of the same year issueii, or to refinance tbe sale of tbe increase of the membership of But Mr. MacDonEdd hsid no ex­ and in the Superior Court be was real estate belonging to tbe bank. Arthur L. dark of State Board the commission from three to five planation beyond pointing out that committed to Cheshire reformatory. (Title n-2.)) Guest of Gub At Today’s men if it could be done in tbe inter­ The regular Tuesday evening set- EDUCATORS DISCUSS District Attorney Was Ordered the trade agreement with Russia He served 18 months. Early this est of economy, efficiency, Euid to bEu:k of tbe north end firemen wilt By Washington So To Do, He e.\pires on April 17 Emd “some­ “9. Tbe Reconstruction Finance Luncheon. promote a sense of personal re­ year Policeman Beigdu died after an Corporation is directed to make tEflre place tomorrow night at the thing must be done to set up a sys­ sponsibility but members of the TEACHERS COLLEGE BILL Declares. attack of pneumonia and other com­ available $100,000,000 for loans to Arthur L. Clark, superintendent fire beadquartors. Main at Hilliard tem of trading.” plications. Joint stock land banks at 4 per complsslon felt three full time men streets. All men players will be wel-. ’The Labor (^position declared of the State Board of Fisheries and coula probably handle the commis­ WEuhington, April 3.— (AP)—The Game, addressed members of the io- come to attend. Criticize Finn To Discontinue that they would battle tbe bill as centum per annum, the amount to sion business better thim a lEurger Costigan resolution, calling for an UQUOB SENTENCES be loaned to any one ba.:k being eal Kiwanis Club at their regular the New Haven Normal hard els they cEm, raising 'an tbe gr ip. investigation of delay in prosecution obstacles possible to its passage. apportioned in accordance with tbe weekly noonday session held In tbe Having gone through the month The proposal that tbe Genersd As­ School— Other Matters Dis­ of Joseph W. HarrimEm, New York Their number is emaU, however, New Haven, April 3.— (AF) — proportion of tbe unpaid principle of Hotel Sheridan today. Mr. Clark of March without any meeting at John Klosbey of West Haven, who sembly confirm tbe nominations of cussed. bEmker, was tentatively approved to­ and there is little likelihood that tbe mortgages they bold to tbe total spoke on tbe duties and work of tbe all tbe board of police commission­ day by the Senate Judiciary commit­ had previously pleaded not guilty to the governor, he said, would be they wir interfere seriously with amount of the mortgages held by all State Board of Fisheries and Game ers have decided to bold their regu­ tee. charges of violation of the liquor in connection with pruervation and “ruinous to the whole spirit” of the lar April meeting tonight ’There tbe government’s program. law, changed his plea to guilty to­ tbe Joint Itud banks, tbe loans to Hartford, April 8.— (AP)—At a The committee, acting without a propagation of fish and game in commission’s suggestions. As for have been no unusual happenings full quorum, approved the resolution day and was given a 80 days’ jail be secured by first mortgage or pur­ charges that the possible election of meeting* of school superlntexidents UBBY LEAVES HOSPITAL chase money mortgages on farm tbe state. He gave many interut- that have made necessary a special subject to a poll of absent members. sentence, suspended for one year in a corrupt governor through manipu­ here today over wMch Commlsiloner lands, first mortgages on farm real ing illustrations of how tbe work meeting, but routine matters have of Education Ernest W. Butterfield ’The resolution, intioduced by Sen­ 1J. S. District Court. Is carried on by tbe department lations by tbe liquor Intjrests nflgbt PhUadelphla, April (AP) — estate owned by the bank or such to be gone over and one of tbe mat­ presided, the propoeed teebhers: eol- ator (tostigan, (D., Col.), calls for , Agents.found five gallons of li­ Two new members were admitted result in the app^tment of corrupt ters that wlU be given consideration an investigation by the Judiciary 3'rs. Ubby Holman Ro3mo1de and quor in biz car three weeks ago. other, collateral at may be available. to tbe club, Elmer Weden belEig re­ lege bill wae diecuued and oriticlim he BOD have left the hospital where The real estate underlying the col­ commissioners, the dean jxpresstd is tbe pay.of the policemen who are committee of tbe Justice Depart­ JoBspb Drlerboard of Bridgeport, instated and Parker Boren being confidence there were sufficient drys now about a month behind in tbelt directed at tbe plan to discontinue the baby wae bom on January Kh lateral to be appraised and tbe bor­ first tba New Haven Normal eohool ment’s delay uhder tbe Hoover ad- 9bo pleaded guilty, was given a con- taken into memberebip. Weden was and “respectable wets’’ la the state wages due to tbe bank situation. mlnistratloD In prosecuting Harri- Her departure on Saturday was tnuance to April 10. Simon Fettisr- rowing capacity to be limited to 60 a former member and has Just re­ by merging, it with tbe proposed kept a secret until today ^ e n visi­ per centum of its normal value. As to block such a move. man, former chairman of the Harri- of Long Hill road, Stamford, turned to Manobester. 'nie at­ Corrupt administration by the eoUege at New Britain In 1984, while tors were told she bad left without a condition precedent, tbe joint The condition of Theodore An­ man National Bank and ’Truit Com­ iras sent to Jail for 16 days on one tendance prize donatedited lay Edward commlseion, be eaid, would, in any derson, of Chestnut Lodge, man­ tbe schools at WUllmantio and Dan­ leaving a forwarding addresS' if two counts, and sentence was sue- stock land banks borrowing must bury would not be abandoned until pany, on a charge of making false J . HoU was won by Charlie S. case, be checked by the specific pro­ ager of the Ideal Finance Company entries in the bank’s accounts. The former Broadway “torch” |>snded for one year. agree to reduce to 6 per centum the Burr. 1988. Profeeeoe Ma.*k A. May of singer and widow of Smith Reyaolde rate of interest carried in its mort­ visions of tbe a c t of this town, ie steadily improving George Z. Medalle, district attor­ at tbe Manobester Memorial boepf- Tide, a member of tbe state board toimd fatally shot in hie North gages pledged as collateral and to The study oommlsslon, bs said, ney a t New York, asserted that he i| SUSPENDS SENTENCE. was willing that the recommenda­ tal where be has been confined for of education, predicted with others CaroUna estate last summer,. In a refrain from foreclosure during a held up prosecution ot Harrlman on ,( Middletown. April 8.— (A P)— tion that no tavern be establlsbed nearly three weeks. He entered the that a storm of protest would arise Instructions from tbe Justice De­ statement last week did not make ,^ n a r d 0 . Ryan was sworn in to- ri(K of two years except where SECOND BIGGEST PAY hospital with a severe case of sep­ in bis county which would aekr “why known her future plans. Sba said e property is abandoned by tbe 600 feet from a school or church partment at Washington. May as Judge of the Middletown S might be reduced, "so long ee it ie tic sore throat which was followed pick on New Haven 7“ It w u exjrialned thethe delay w u or-or­ she would not decide whether to re* court. The first case before him mortgagor. FOR EMERGENCY CREW definitely provided Ibere ie a limita­ by a sisfa of pneumonia but be ie Mr. Butterfield replied emilingly, dered to afford opportunlty to turn to tbe stoge until her baby, who wu that of Tboaae McNamara, 67, Sam Made Available tion and tbe matter is not left to now improvlnf daily. “It ie very sadi I supposed the ^ o - straighten out tba baare affaire, la has not yet been named, no lenger .for dBunksnneiB, his 21it arraign­ le of New Haven are. dtiaens of BHded her entire attention. ment. * 10, 8300,000,000 Of tbe credit of u effort to MV* tbe iBstitutien. the Reconstruction Finance Cor­ To DUtrlbuto ( 3,152.16 On Frl* discretion ot tbe commissioners.’’ Manobester Grange Sawing club nneeticut first and of New Haven ; Judge Ryan eaid he did not feel v/ill m n t tomorrow afternoon at 3 second.” iflke etarting hie Judicial career by poration le made available for loans day—Several New Projeete NO BEER BY BRIDAV. to farmers for refinancing their in- Hartford, April 8.—(AP)— There o’clock with Mrs. Edith Wickham of Without opposition the meeting at lending a roan to jail eo he euipcno- To Be Skirted. 71 Bridge street. tbe state uiule lobool, passed a pd the NDtenee impoNd. ' debtednese in aooordanoe with tbe will be no legal beer in OoaaeoUout amendments adopted at the lu t su - April 7, when tbe Federal action reeolution introduoed by Bupt. Uoyd A payroll of 88,163.16 wUl be dis­ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baker of H. Bugbee of West Harttord that TRUSTEE APPOINTED. Sion to the bankruptcy u t relat­ tributed Friday to 847 employus of permitting 8.2 per cent beverages TONIGHT ing to eompoeitlone and exteuions, becomes effective, Governor Oroee Waterbury and Mr. and Mrs. Earl whether or not the MU, which is Bridgeport, April 8.— (A P)—At- the M. E. E. A. This w uk’s pay­ Baker of Hartford spent tbe day coming before the education com­ AND TUBS. }rney Hereward A. Wake of Boutb- one of tbe objects being to protect roll will be the uoond largu t in the indicated today. PolAtlag out that STATE the farmer where olroumstanoes tbe liquor control law ae proposed yesterday with Mr, and Mrs. Henry mittee of tbe Legialature tomorrow, 9rt wee appointed truetee of the 18 weeks in which tbe buruu has Uedbol^ of 48 Maple etrMt. la voted by tbe present Legislature, liaskrupt estate of John A. Klmber permit against having hie operations been operating. Several new prq- 1^ the special etudy oommlieionimmiieioi suspended or shut down by unuour- beaded tw United Itatee Districtetriot AtAt- an advisory oommittee of public LUSTFUL EYES Elf Weelport, induetrml aeoretary ot Ju ta will be started this w uk. ^ a INJUNOnON OBTAINED Mhool odminletratore be appointed kbe Obamber o f Comroeroe, under a ed creditors or inability to obtain aru la ru r of the Maaobuter Me­ tomey Jol John Buokley prohlMts the funds >with which to carry on Ilia sale of beer and wine in tbe state to cooperate with the state board of a devil whe poeed ae a salat! ^8,000 bend, at the first msctlniI f of morial hospital will be eleared of Middletown, April 8—(AP) — A in form ula^ a program. srsditors todasIsyp Kimber'e llamli- business even though be may have tru e and brush, rsduolag tbe firs until a proclamation by tho gover­ temporary injunraon has been ob­ kiss total 186,011 with aeaete of arranged to reflnanoe tbe first mort­ baeard at this point nor makes it legal, Oovomor Cross tained by three taxpayers out of a BEAUTIFUL GIRLS k8.86«> gage on bis real estate. During tbe w uk an Inoreaee eaid! group oz 800 who nad signed e “11. An Important feature of tbe of approximately fifty pi per cent in *1 expect tho MU to pass without referendum to restrain operation who qtme to priyl Caught In serious delay, before Friday Jn any ot HOSPITAL NOTES bill is Title IV wblob autbortue Jobe requleltloned by indlvlduale w u the Mty bu^et which ie effective ( the web of debauched Raaputin» loans by tbe Reooutruotlon Finance reported. ease.’’ May 1. ^ Personal Notices Corporation in tbe aggregate Asked whither it would be poeeU 'fte taxpayers who offered the Mrs. Mary Peokanharo, of 88 Eiro the Mad Monkl amount of 860,000,000 to drainage, Me to set up the neoeeeary regula­ '"lon for a refarendum on the street, and Edward Baldwla, of 86 levee and Irrigation dietrlote to re­ FATHER COUGHLIN tory machinery in time for tho pro- et on the ground there were oh- WeUe street, were ad ro it^ and duce and reflnanoe their outstanding olnmntion to bo lesuod by Friday, mable Items in it were refused Randall Derby, of Boat Hariford: ( IN MUMORIAM tho governor replied In the negntivo. E Mlea Jane Bridgman, of Bol^o, and t ill lovliiv ttiemir} of Arthur At C. indebtedness, it being impoesible to tiielr prayer Iw Town Clerk John S'. IllUr, who mod April 8rd, 1988. ueure any relief in areu covered RENEWS CHARGES Pickett who datiMd it insufficient Mrs. Rowsen Abom and infant i light Is from our flrsald# gonr daughter, of 944 Tolland Tumpiko, . voles wo levad Is stilled by many of euoh dietrlote under the It was thought at the time further refinancing terms of tb« act for tbe BELIEVE PASSENGER action would not be taken* ere discharged laturdiw. m k fiP lso s Is vaeant In our haarti (Coottnued From Page One) A daughter waa bora laturday to yvnloh never ean b« flllsc. reason that tbe dralnage, levu and Tbe three dtiaens however, law Judge John Rufus Booth Inturdav Mr. aaoke', minister Daniel Caxey, 57, pastor o f 'StL he reported a loas at $4AfiQ0 fo r the the life of your clothes and linens Game April 30. week-end. The golf “r^rulars” Funds for Democratic Deficit program was a solo by Alderman of the Bristol Congregational church Patrick’s (Otoetoral'to HEtorisbw year and paid no tax. Mitohen,: to goes into the washing solution at the testimony before tiie Senate bank­ w ere beginnin.% to sw ing the 'The ToUemd (tounty D em ocratic Francis 3 . Cratty, well known bari­ delivered the sermon at the union Pa., for the last'16 ytors di^ torly stiffness out of thdr arms at the |New Model. Phone 8072 for rates starting out after state-wide service of the Congregatioral and ing'committee, cUtoned the loss r.- Association, through its deficit tone soloist, who rendered "By My today In St. Vtoctot’s hospital. “ leeal Country Club. Enormous or any information. reoognition and with an ambition fund committee, has turned over to Methodist churches, held at the smted-from the sale of bank stock Fireside” by Gltz Rice. ’ flute solo, s Father C!arey, k native of Bridge­ holes dug in front lawns were to be one of the best semi-profes­ Dr. Edward G. Dolan, .of Manches­ Union Congregational church at to his wife, but the government al­ Offertoire” by J. Donjon was ren­ port, had been finder-toeatment since leges that the sale was nxA bona' waiting for trees ,to be planted CkM>d Tw o W aya sional baseball clubs in New Eng­ ter, state director, .well over $400 dered by Robert Prutting. Rev. 10:30 o’clock. Rev. COoke came to in them. Everywhere about Good for you to eat—and good to as its share of the fund being rais­ Bristol in 1927 from Broadway. December. The; body: will be return­ fide. land, the (Clerks A. C. baseball (paries S. Johnson, pastor of the ed to Harrisburg for burial. , Mitchell was not to court today town we saw people raking the eat too—is Spinach and Eggs Au team will open its 1933 season at ed in Connecticut. Tabernacle, New fork (Jlty, where Oratin. Here is an arrangement of Rockville Methodist church, deliver­ He was born March 6,\l876, and When the date for trial was fixed on twigs out of the garden and esleyan University on Saturday, , CHose to half of this amoimt was ed a brief address. he served as assistant to Dr. Jeffer­ burning them up, getting the spinach that ought to make the cWl- graduated from Holy Cross college motion of U. S. Attorney George .m April 15. Indications are that the raised in the town of Vernon and Charles G. Backofeo ' son. surfrce of the soil clear for dren forget that they’re eating the city of Rockville, where the Dr. Harcourt Peppard, director of In 1897. He contkiued his studies at Medalle. The motion was oppossd (Clerks, formerly known as the Charles J. Backofen, 79, a cigar by Max D. Steuer, counsel for the planting. spinach. "All-Rockville,” will not have a va­ original quota was set at $200. the Bureau of Mental Hygiene of St. Mary’s senotoaiy in ^'*Jtimore manufacturer, died -it his home at 9 banker, who was represented by 2 cups cooked spinach cant date. Actual practice started Bar Association the Connecticut State Department and at Niagara.-(011ege and was. or­ 4 hard-’H)iled eggs Ward street on Saturday evening. dained in 'Niagara , Falls, by the Irving J. Levy, of his office. The popular Lily Beauty Parlor, yesterday at the Rockville Fair A special meeting of the Tolland Death was due to the infirmities of of Hesdth, will speak before the Salt and pepper Grounds and present plans, call for (Ounty Bar Association has been Longview Parent-Teachers Associa- Bishop of Buffalo, Feb. 22. 1902. 953 M^n street, has reduced the old age. Mr. Backofen was weU- There are 7,00'' bridges to England 1 cup milk out-of-town games on Saturday called for tomorrow at 9:30 o’clock tino tonight on the topic “Some His first assignment was as as­ prices of ail its services considera­ known in Rockville, having jieen a unfit for modern traffic. 2 tablespoons grated cheese and home games on Sunday with in the Bar Library to take action Reasons for Our Behavior.” Every­ sistant pastor,at COnewago, Pp.' He bly. The shampoo with finger wave 1 tablespoon ratter candidate on the Socialist tic|tet on the first bqme game on Sunday, in regard to the applications of An one interested has been invited to served in sinoilar capacities in O n- is now $1.00, The Uly Beauty Par­ 10 flsdce crackers. sevdrai occasions. He was one of tralia and York, Pa., and was then lor in this way helps , the many wo­ A pril 30. thony Nicholas Sadlak and CHxarles attend. Crhmble crackers, chop spinach E. McCarthy, both residents of the toe state candidates for presidential made pastor at Lewiston, Pa. He rn^-whose favorite beauty shop this Town games have been arrang­ electors for the Socialist Party, eight Miss Anita Weir, daughter of Mr. End the Pain and slice eggs, and season all tbrce. ed with prominent clubs through­ town of Vernon, who have filed no­ also served as pastor of St Francis’ is, to balance their budgets. Phone In a'greased baking dish put layers years ago. • < . and Mrs. EHmer Weir of High street, 7484 for appointments. ou t New England and New ~york tice of their intention to apply for is spending the Easter holidays at church at Harrisburg before being of a BURN of first crackers, then spinach, then examination for admission as at­ Mr. Backofen was born in Dres­ transferred to the Cathedral. state. den, (Sermany, November 28, 1853, the home of her parents. She is a eggs, finishing with crackers. Pour Secretary (Charles Weber, who torneys. Willis H. Reed, clerk of Father CJarey was a member o f milk over all, sprinkle with chee.se and came to the United States ever student at the University of Ver­ at Once Hands To the Fore has booked the games for the local the Tolland County Superior (tourt, the Harrisburg Chamber of (tom- and dot with butter. Bake in hot mont at Burlington. You never know Jnst when it is Gloves are b^^nning to show all club for many years has received and secretary of the Tolland Coun­ a half century ago. He worked in merce and the K. of C., and was a oven (425 de^ees F.) 15 minutes. Sumner R. Vinton of Roselie, New going to happen—that born or scald the variety Uxat shoes adopted some requests for games from Wingdale, ty* Bar Association, notified the Erie, Pa., for a number of years and trustee *of the : Harrisburg O^ban Makes 6 portit .s. about 40 years ago came to Rock­ Jersey, delivered an interesting lec­ —hnt you can spare , yourself the years ago. There's no end to the *n- N. T., Poughkeepsie, Stamford, members this morning of the meet­ Asylum. TWo sisters. Misses Aim M. agonizing pain and often prevent ville to live. ture last evening at the Vernon genuity of gloves for spring. First Milford, Submarine Base, U. S. ing. (Onter Congregational church op CJarey and Josephine I. Carey of blisters or scars if you have Beslnol came the velvet gloves for evening HAthryn Boulaye, Hotel Sheridan, Coast Guard, Newport Navy Base, The meeting will be held just Follov/ing a shock suffered in Bridgeport survive. -Ointment on hand and aroly it gen­ who fits Spirella (Corsets, Girdles, prior to the opening of the spring January, 1930, Mr^ Backofer was the topic “The Beauty of the Com­ wear; now Lelong sponsors net and Jewett (City, New York Police De­ monplace” which was illustrated. erously at once. Cover with a soft, lace gloves to match evening gowns, Belts, (Corselettes, Brassieres, Sacro­ partment, Murray Hill Baseball session of the Tolland County SU' confined to his home and bis health light bandage to exelnde the air, with a wrist-frill of the same mate­ iliac and Maternity garments, saysi (Club o f New York, Harlem Valley perior Court at which Judge John failed. During his residence in Rock­ ROY ALtY ON VISIT and let the soothing, healing Retinol rial or a shirred bracelet of con­ "Let me show you how I can correct State Hospital of New York, Mor­ Rufus Booth of New Haven, will ville he took an active interest in BOXER IS KILLED medication do the rest. trasting velvet. Daytime gloves will your figure conditions and be con­ ristown, N. J., Hartford Red Sox, preside. Hon. (Charles Phelps, presi­ a)l affairs. He was instrumental in Philadelphia, April 3— (AP) — Bridisi, Italy; April 3— (AP)—The You will be amazed to see hoW be plaid, printed or plain as you vinced that I can give you the best Sons of Italy of Hartford. Norwich dent 'of the Tollsmd County Bar As­ arranging the Rockville-Vernon Cen­ Stephen Bagden, 25, light heavy­ King and Queen of the Belgians ar­ quickly the pain is eased, the to-' wish, and as we mentioned oncb be- fitting you have ever*had. Prices State Hospital, Connecticut State’s sociation, will preside at the bar tennial Elxhibit in 1908. He was a rived today on, the way to Egypt flammatlon lessened and the tissot weight boxer, was killed today in begins to heaL fore^ you can buy patterns to make moderate. Demonstrations free.” Prison and possibly Sing Sing Pris­ meeting. member of the Workmen’s Sick and what police said was a quarrel after and the Holy Lnnd. Get a Jar of Besinol from any upt a pair o f gloves o f the same ma­ on at Ossining. Radio Frolic Minstrel Death Benefit Society, the Lieder- a drinking party. While they fire in this country terial as your dress, suit or coat. I Helping Memory “Ding” Forster has charge of The "Radio Frolic Minstrel” will tafel Singing society and the Tur­ they will visit their daughter, Mtiria druggist today, and be prepared for Paul Kusiask, 23, was held as sndden need. For free samifie write We find that one of the best ways training the baseball team and be held in the town hall, Wednes ner’s society. Bagden’s assailant. Kusiak wqs Jose, wife of Crown Prim* Humbert.' to read is to march straight through Besinol. Dent 25. Baltimore. Hd. rounded up a bunch of recruits yes­ day evening, April 26 imder the : Mr. Backofen is survived by his quoted by police as saying Bagden We have had wonderfui success one author at a time, preferably terday who want to join the squad. sponsorship of the (ZHiildren of Mary wife, Mrs. Bertha (Neunoann) struck him because "he was always witii Naptha Cleaning fluid, 35c per starting with his best works. In Plans are imder consideration for Sodality of St. Bernard’s Catholic Backofen; five sons, Dr. Herman*C. wanting to show everybody how gallon at Olson’s Paint Shop, Main this way you get so extensive and both junior and senior teams, the church. Rehearsals were started yes­ of New Haven; (Jeorge H. of EUtog- good he was.” street. It takes out spots, leaves so definite an impression of the no odor and no wrinkles. former thereby furnishing players terday. Over thirty young women author that you remember his style, for the future seasons. will participate as well as a score his works, his ideas. Reading first Jefferson Club Elects of young men. Miss (torrinne Lee is Spring Gremu one book by one man, then another Nicholas L. Ashe, prominent in charge of the presentation and is Saw some dandelions this morn­ isolated opus by another, leaves one DcmocxAtlc leader, was unanimous­ being assisted by William Hahn" ing, and tiiat reminds us of other with only a chaotic mixture, with ly re-elected president of the Rock­ Modern and old-fashioned dances the one exception of books so out­ early spring greens—tender baby- ville Jefferson (Club, at its annual will be enjoyed during the evening. beet tops, horse-radish tops- and the standing that you can’t forget them meeting yesterday. 'The music will be furnished by like. They make deUcious salads anyway. ■ The meeting of the club. Rock­ Stein’s orchestra with Arthui Stein when served with a (California dress­ ville’s only Democratic organiza­ ing made by mixing 1 cup sugar, 3-4 in charge. tion, was held at 2:30 in the rooms "Jim” Rhodes, popular radio an- cup vinegar, 1 teaspoon*, grated in the Exchange block. In accept­ onion, 1-2 cup catsup, 11-2 teaspoons nounitfer, will prom pt fo r the old- ing re-election as head of the'poli­ fashioned dEmces. salt, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire tical club which is striving to bring sauce and 1 cup cooking oil. To Address Association together the so-called "Old Guard The work now being undertaken and the New Guard,” Mr. Ashe in the Greneral Assem bly at H artford complimented the members on will be described before the Vefnon their work in raising funds which (;ARDNERC0WLESRESI(9IS has put the club on a sound finan­ Parent-Teachers Association tonight DEMANDS FEDERAL by the two representetives from this cial footing. He said he hoped that fo r Tuesday Only I what federal patronage would, be town Who have con^nled to attend HIS FEDERAL POSITION this meeting. .The association i^II allotted to (Coimecticut and - the • - . * ♦ - • - . CONTROL OF'GAS trwn of Vernon, would, be awarded gather at the' Dobsonvllle school Was Director of Reconstruc­ to worthy and deserving persons. - house at 8 o’clock at which .time The regular meetings in the fu­ Representative Sherwood C. Cum­ tion Corporation—^Three Va­ ture will be held on the first Sat­ mings and Representative Henry Head of Texas Co. Says Gov- cancies On the Board Now. , Fresh Washington, April 3.—(AP) — eroment Shonld Take Up Gardner Cowles, Des Motoes, Iowa, . r publisher, today announced his resig­ —— At dPHce-Within Reach nation as a director of the Recon­ r - Work of Oil ConrersatioD. struction (torpofetion effective April 8. QOU P O U CCMS f e L y ^ood jiim tiura Mr. Ck)wles is a Republican and his resignation leaves three vacancies on Corned od^all Pocketbooks Washing^ton, April 3.—(AP)— the Reconstruction (Corporation A Universal Hand Cleaner Federal and State regulation of Board, all of which must be filed by the