Stimsonin Pact

'V' ■ V <" 1 ' ■ t h e w e a t h i s Forecast by O. 8. Weather Bureau. NET PRKBB BUN Hartford. \ AVERAGE DAILV CIRCULATION for the Month of Mnrch, 1980' Rn.i|i tonight and probably early Tuesday niondng; colder Tuesday and Tuesday night. ' 5,511 inn. IStat ira ry -—C om p . Members of the Audit Bnresii of Circnlattons FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1930. VOL. XLIV., NO. 172. (Classified Advertising on Page 12) SEA ENVOYS PACK UP LINDYS SHATTER COAST TO COAST RECORD STIMSONIN FOR RETURN HOME PACT Last Plenary Session to Bej FOUR RESCUED Members of Associated AM -A. Hoover Sends Message Held Tomorrow— Treaty AS CAR SINKS IN Press Listeu to Secretary Completed and Awaits To Editors O f A . P. Of State Make Speech THEHOCKANUH Over Radio, Receive Sipatures. New York, April 21 —(AP) —A “Their achievement marks an- The following greeting from Presi other great step in the maintenance of peace. Only the utmost courage London, April 21 — (AP) An dent Hoover was read at the lunch Greetiug from Presideut Prompt Arrival of Two eon by Frank B. Noyes, president of and tenacity of the eminent men nouncement was made at St. James the Associated Press: comprising all the delegations at Palace this noon that the last plen “Frank B. Noyes, London could have brought to so dif Hoover aud Hear Address ary session of the five power naval Strong Men With Axe “I would appreciate it greatly if ficult a problem a solution fruitful of so many blessings. conference would be held at 10:30 you would extend my. greetings to the annual meeting of the Associat The Associated Press and other Of Geueral Mauager Kent a m. tomorrow. The treaty, drawn Saves Worcester Family ed Press. It is a great institution press represtentatives have contri up here, a three power limitation which daily renders intellectual ser buted materially, for-such negotia Cooper. ^ pact, with some five power sections, vice to the American people ■with tion in these times is not alone the wdll be signed at that time. In Oakland Accident. that fine impartiality and reliability work 'Of the delegation, it must be On the strength of the aimounce- that have given it high distinction. responsive to national instinct and ment the American delegation here national aspiration. Peace is fnuda- New York, April 21.—Members A Worcester man. Mason Mar- “It is a marvelous advancement concluded their saUing arrange of science that enables you to listen mentally a state of mind and a re of the Associated Press assembled ments for the trio back home aboard gois, his wife and two young sons to an address from London by Sec solve of •will of the whole people. here today for their annual meeting the Leviathan, which will be held at are recovering at Manchester Me retary Stimson. The work of Sec Therefore the fidelity of the press and luncheon and heard, by^ means Southampton until Wednesday represratatives in reporting the morial hospital from the effect of retary Stimson and his colleagues at of one of radio’s latest advances. morning for them. the conference has been caref^ly course of the conference has played Now Packing Up being trapped in a submerged auto a large part in its success by giving Secretary of State Stimson, in the and fully transmitted over the wires British capital describe the London Most of the delegation were m mobile in the Hockanum river at 1 of the Associated Press day by day all of our people an instant and their quarters, superintending pack the Oakland bridge last evening. comprehensive knowledge of the naval agreement. for the past four months and there For years the Associated Press ing after the three months in ^ n - They were rescued from their fright by the American people have gained facts, and thus enabling the nation don, while Col. Stimson bade fare itself to share in these negotiations. annual meetings were hfeld in the ful predicament by John Kasilaus- an appreciation o f the' problems old Waldorf-Astoria hotel, torn well to his country home at Stan- kas of 279 Tolland Turnpike, who, which the conference has under- “I -wish to compliment the Associ more and said goodbye to his house ated Press on the service it has down within the last year. This standing breast deep in the river, taken to solve and the difficulties year’s meeting was held at the Ho-- hold staff there. ■wielded an axe •with telling effect they have met and the success' that rendered. Premier MacDonald returned to “Herbert Hoover”. tel Commodore, and there today the on the top of the car and through has resulted. London today. members heard at their luncheon The American delegation will oe the opening he had made dragged Secretary Stimson’s address, greet the four soaked and suffocating oc the first to sign the historic docu ings from President Hoover, e.'vi- ment, Colonel Stimson at its head, cupants in to the air. veyed through Frank B. Noyes, leading off. The .powers wiU sign The Margois family, in a big president, and the address of the Packard sedan, was traveling east according to their English alp^he- UNFAVORABLE REPORT general manager, Kent Cooper. Mr. on Deming street. Margois, who tlc order. America, France, Great Noyes was toastma^er. was driving, failed to make the turn Britain, Italy, and Japan. Fol^w- “The past 14 weeks have given ing Colonel Stimson will be Ambas- near the west end of the bridge, and me more confidence in my belief .--ador bawes, Secretary Adams, his car shot across the lot and into This strikin? layout shows Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh and their specially designed plane in ON PARKER NOMINATION that the peaceful methods of diplo the river. It remained erect but Senator Robinson, Senator which tL vbrokf the record from Los Angeles to New York, via Wichita, to test the possibdities of air c^ - macy can eventually take the place was under water nearly to the tops rents at Ifigh altitudes for fast commercial passenger flights. The upper picture shows theJjndberghs fly- and Ambassador Gibson and Mor- » < of war than anything I have •wit of the windows. All the windows in? high oi^r Los Angeles in their speedy low--winged monoplane, designed for long trips. At ^ e left is a nessed since the last 'tar drew to The treaty drafting committee were closed and the occupants, un c?fseufof LindJ and Anne in the cockpit, and at the right you^see them in flying togs, equipped for cold Oppositiou Led by Six Re- s u m ADDRESS a close,” Secretary Stimson said. took a final survey of the treaty this able to open them, were up to their weather of the high altitudes. He described the treaty as a prac forenoon and pronounced their work necks in water, •with only what air tical application of the peaceful done. Ambassador Morrow, the was contained in the space between publicaus ou Committee; i declarations of the Kellogg anti American member of the committee, the river’s level and the top of the TO A . P. EDITORS war pact. There were two problems, announced after the meeting that car.. he said—the problem of the rela everything was set for the signing Girl Only Witness UNDYSBREAK Report to Be Placed Be tions between the navies of the Eva Smith, 15, with whose par PRESIDENT VETOES A B H l tomorrow. His announcement set United States, Great Britmn and at rest slrrmg tears that some hitch ents Kasllauskas boards, was the J a j^ , and the problem of the re only witness of thfe disaster. The Secretary of State in Radio would develop fore Seuate at Ouce. lations between the navies of Prime Minister' MacDonald will house is -close by the scene of the Great Britain, France and Italy. broadcast a talk on the naval con accident. Eva heard the shrieking FOR Speech Makes a Report on “ These are quite distinct prob ference Tuesday evening at 8:40 of brakes and ran to the window in Washington, April 21—(A P I- lems,” Secretary Stimson said. p. m. The address, which wiU ^ast time to see the car plunge into the Led by six Republicans,- the Senate “The first of these has been solved. twenty minutes, will be transmitted river. She called her father and judiciary committee tbd^y voted an the Naval Conference. In the, second, members of the from -j; British stations. Kasllauskas. Returns Without unfa'vorable report to the Senate on American delegation have been pri Kasllauskas, a big m ^ who has President Hoover’s nomination of vileged to sit as friendly observers, seen service in the United States Judge John J. Parker, of North Measure to Coin 50 Cent With Oue Stop iu Kausas New York, April 21.— (AP)—The watching the development and clari army, was first to reach the sunken ACTS OF VIOLENCE Carolina, to be an associate justice fication of these underlying ques ECLIPSE OF SUN car. He jumped into the river and of the Supreme Court. text of Secretary Stimson’s radio tions. Sitting on the sidelines, it has tore at the top with his hands des Pieces to Commemorate They Make Trip iu 14 Chairman Norris, *of the commit address to the annual luncheon of been quite evident that the result of perately but futilely. In,a mo tee, who was one of the opponents the Associated Press follows: the conference has been to clarify ment, however, Mr.

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