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ASSHMGHAI Trooeys Crippled, Traffic to Minister Tardien Springs Hartford Halted — Many Surprise at Genevaparle^ Jap Planes Bombard K? I'/-' ' AVEBACOB d a i l y dBODLATION’ tor the Month of January, IBM 5 , 5 6 8 Member of the Audit Bureau of Olrcnlationa. (Oaartfled Adverttelnf on Page lA ) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRHDAT; FEBRUARY 5, 1932 (EIGHTEEN PAGXS) VOL. U ., NO. 108. HEAVIEST SNOW Where No Man Ever Walked Before FRANCE OFFERS FAUIN5YEARS CONCRETE PLAN B L A N K ^ T O W N TO A W WAR ASSHMGHAI TroOeys Crippled, Traffic to Minister Tardien Springs Hartford Halted — Many Surprise at GenevaParle^ Jap Planes Bombard K? I'/-' ' . - ‘ " ' s i RIVAL AIRPLANES Unemployed Get Work; Debate on the Plan to Be Train; Many Killed WiO Cost $1,500. Held Next Week. IN AERIAL COMBAT Shanghai, Feb. 5— (AP) —Jap-.^lt from end to end and scatterinfl anese airplanes rained bombs on a the bodies of Chinese soldiers over a Manchester was engaged in dig­ Geneva, Switzerland, Feb. 5.— (Chinese troop train moving into wide area. ging itself out of the worst snow­ (AP)—Concrete proposals for es­ Chapei today, taking heavy toll. The Associated Press correspond­ U. S. Tnmsport Chamnonf Arrives With Over 1,000 Sol­ tablishment of an international po­ Flying high over the C!hapei area, ent counted sixteen bodies s^ewn storm in five years today—one that lice force to guarantee the security the planes spotted the train moving along the railroad track. ’The bodies town officials said would involve an up i^tb reii^orcements for the 19th of mangled horses also lay among diers— Oor Force Now at Shanghai 6,000 Men— Bat­ of the world were presented formal­ expense of approximately $1,500 to Qiinese Army, which has been re­ the lockage. ly to the world disarmament con­ remove. The snow, nine inches in sisting artillery bombardment for Before &ey attacked the train tle Between Forts and Warships Continnes— In Man- ference today by Andre Tar<fieu, several days. the planes dropped twelve bombs on depth, fell last night paralyzing French minister of war and bead of They swooped low enough tc cut Chenju University, 'wrecking one trolley and automobile traffic and at loose with their bombs, and one of large builifing'and setting fire to chnria, Japs Capture Harhin-^Tokyo Says Next Move the same time providing work for his countrys delegation to the con­ them struck a closed car, splitting two others.. more than a bimdred persons. ference. Traffic At Standstill Although today’s meeting was Toward Peace Is Up to the Great Powers— China As­ A waim sun beat down out of a originsdly solely for the election of clear, blue sky this morning as state officers. President Arthur Hender­ serts It WiD Fight to Resist Japanese Aggression. and town highway departments and son did not stand on t..cbnicalities. DR. WOOLLEY CONFIDENT hundreds of individuals continued He accepted deposition of the the work of removing the heavy French document as “in order,’’ al­ By Assoidated Press blanket of wet snow. John Digney, though general debat was not I bombardment the Chinese were Chinese airplanes have gone into of the Town Highway Department scheduled before the conference un­ still bolding on. OF ARMS CUT SUCCESS For more than two da3rs those said it was the worst storm he could til next week. action on the Shanghai front and in forts have been imder heavy fire remember in five or six years. Mana­ Comes As Surprise the first aerial engsigement of the \I \ <f i' K. f f t ' ' ''•fc / '■ from the air and from warships In ger N. J. Scott of the Connecticut The French declaration, presented campaign shot down one Japanese the .river. Repeatedly the Japanese Company said that trolley service with a sudden gesture v hich took First American Woman Dip­ plane and forced two others to land have asserted that they were reduc­ was badly paralyzed, especially east Barren, icy wastes untrod by the feet of men since the world began HINT AT ANOTHER the assembled delegates by surprise inside the Jai>anese lines. ed to a pile of scrap iron, but v^th of Hartford. ___ then these epochal foot-prints in the snow of Pamir Plateau, and a dealt at great length with teobnlcal This was only an incident in the each new day the bombardment hai Trolleys Crippled new chapter had been written in the history of exploration!... .The tiny details of armaments and national lomat Saya That Way Out been resumed. Trolley service was not resumed figure of a man whom you see climbing Pamir Moimtains in Central Asia fighting which was still going on in defense. IN TRUNK MURDERS j No Big Guns here imtil 12:30 this afternoon. was a member of a daring party of Russian scientists who have Just re­ M. Tardieu particularly outlined Chapei and about the forts at Woo- Glastonbury and Manchester were turned to Leningrad with this and other photographs and records of a France’s wishes with regard to re­ Will Be Found; Puts Great sung. Japanese planes bombed the It was considered significant that the hardest hit by the storm and wlldjemess region never before penetrated by human beings. duction of airplanes, tanks, big forts again, but the Chinese were thus far the big guns of the fort still holding on when the air squad­ have not gone Into action. But t.kWi were the last to be opened to trol­ gims, and other Instruments of ag­ Faith In Homan Nature. I is probably because those guns are ley traffic. Scores of residents in State’s Alienist Believes That ron withdrew. gressive warfare. obsolete and of no use in* such an these two towns who work in Hart­ It was at the end of the day’s Japanese ships landed 1,000 blue­ jackets to reinforce the men bom­ engagement as this has been. ford either had to make the trip by brief session that Tardieu sprang his Mrs. Judd Is Shielding There was a widespread belltf automobile or notlat all. The State surprise by asking for the floor for (jeneva, Feb. 5. — (AP) — Dr. barding Chapei from the Hongkew JOHN R. VOORHIS DEAD; district, and it was reported that a that the Chinese in Chapei had re­ Highway' Department managed to a brief declaration. Mary E. Woolley, the first American brigade of Japanese infantry would ceived heavy reinforcements, and it keep the main highway to Hartford “The bureau of the conference woman to take a seat with diplo­ Someone. arrive tomorrow. was known that a force of 1,000 open to traffic. having been constituted,’’ M. Tar­ mats in international conference, Japanese bluejackets were expect­ Snows B Hours dieu began, "I have the honor on The U. S. S. Chaumont reached PASSES AWAY, AGE 102 told the Associated Press today the Shanghai with 1,200 American in­ ed tomorrow. The storm bBgan early in the eve­ behalf of the French delegation to Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 5.— (AP) Chinese airplanes tbok a more im­ place on the table of the conference difficulties which were undoubtedly fantrymen and about 100 Marines, ning with a night rain that soon nfaead of the disarmament coiffer- portant part in today's action than a concrete and constructive proposal A hint that Mrs. W ipnleRuti Judd' bringing the total American force turned to hail and then into snow. race! would be her inspiration. at any time hitherto. One Japanese FARMER LEARNS of the French government bearing bad an accomplice:-in the gruesome to about 6,000 men. It snowed conttsually from 7 last Grand Sndmn <rf Tammaojr "I never yet have met a difficulty plane was shot down, but it was not on disarmament.” Harbin Falls night until about, 4 o’clock this out of whthh a way could not be slayings of Mrs. Agnes Anne LeRot altogether certain how this 'was ac­ COSTLY LESSON After the French, plan had been Up in Manchuria, Harbin fell to morning. Then the clouds drifted; tound,” She said. and Miss Hedvig Samueison, her tyro complished. Chinese sources here presented today’s plenary session General Tamon, the JapancM leader away at sunrise leaving the affected M Was Head of Cfty ”i fed sure that this conference "best friends,” has been Irijected'^i said anti-aircraft gpinners h^ adjourned at 5:05 p. m. who inarched up from Changchun area covered with the heaviest snow- Stranger Bets Him He Can’ t win marie a starting point of a. new to the woman’s murder trW. brought it down but the aviaticto ’The French plan, it was under­ «tod ragaged in a series of haWra headqimrters said it ..was a ‘victoiy dUl of the present winter, which, ■Cash Check—^He Wins Bet spirit in. intematkmal rdations, and There was no court seinii^ today; until now, has been imusually mild Board of Eledii^ for 20 stood, made redyction of Amvaaents ^ to potto* Oitoeao under Ting of-a s<^droD of Chinese planes over ft U ths 46termtnatipn, X know, of q^e adtual . occupation wa?. t •eanirtng m any to J>egin thlnW hy ai B)^ L o^ s t^^ Cash. conditidhal npotf thi»t»tMMI(Mi?iif et*; Ai^Hcan delegates tiiat otowing its racon^’j three ehfltoy'sMpa. Thtoreportw^d an early spii^. Y e s » —His Career. fective guajrantees of tatemational Iffies to battle the testitoony giveq pushed Without bloodshed, but it two additional. Japanese planes had Town’s Job Chicago, Feb. 5 — (AP) — ! security and embodied . yMterdt^; by Dr, Ckttdft; W4» preceded in the flight by s ter- bieen forced down behifid the Jap^. r cdl mannfcr!’ ^ anese lines. “ Five snow-ploughs and force^ o f Tlie'•price of some commodities toiln ^ ts M-t hhd^ tijgre la to bring Stanford'University prototoor and riflo.
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