V -y-r ::-y>fy^>^~- rj< AVnUUHB OAILT cm ociA ’noN tw Mm MimMi NmrMBkwr, IMS PsfMoat 01 U. 8. Weather Bueeaa, Hartford ■ 5 , 7 8 3 i KMaNr M tha Audit CSeody toolglit and SnidByt oot BuMM ol OfarealaUooa lEttrm ng much change in tomperatare. MANCHESTER — A CITY OP VILLAGE CHARM V0L.LV„N0.64. (CUaMded AdvarMatut au Page 1V.|. MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1935. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTH *C: TOWN MEETING CLEVELAND MAY Stamping Out Fire In U. S.’s No. 1 P. 0 . TOWNSENDITES TO BE CALLED BE CONVENTION FLING 3D PARTY BOMB KILLS HOCKMAN, ONTAXK AUDIT crrvroRao.p. HAT n^O RING ETHIOPIA MISSIONARY Do Your Gift Shopping For The Whole Family A t HALES Wfll Be HeU Between Christ­ Kansas City, Chicago Re­ Leaders Announce Plan to American Medical Worker I>ady Lillian mas and New Yearns Se­ garded by Some Leaders Nominate for President Frank Kellogg Against Satin and Pure Dye Silk W as Working Orer Italian Manicure lectmen Decide; Order as Strongholds of Landon and Congress—* Causes New Neutrality Laws Dud at Daggah Bnr; Brit” Sets Preparatory Snrrey. and Knox; Seek Neutrality. Concern in Old Parties. Washington, Dec. H .— (A D — ( February, "must l)c and will be ish Political Crisis Results Bakelite Case.s SLIPS Frank B. Kellogg, Nobel peace ' complied with by the United A special town meeting to appro­ Gotham New York, Dec. 14.—(AP) — Washington, Dec. 14.— (A P )— prize winner and co-author of the States." Sizes 34 to 44 priate money for on audit of the ac­ While Chicago star ds out aa a pop­ Some politicians of both major pai> Kellogg-Brland peace pact, frowns "1 don’t see any nccesalty for any from Hoare*Laval Deal; counts In the offices of Tax Collec­ ular choice. It was learned today on tics showed ubviotui. If silent, con­ upon any further American neu­ further legislation on the neutrali­ tor George H. Howe and Town high authority, political reasons cern today as leaders of the 'Town­ trality legislation. ty question at all," said Kellogg. Selassie Calls Proposed send old a.qe pension movement de­ 50<5 »"'* $ 1 Treasurer George H. Waddell will be may cause selection of Cleveland as President Coolidge's secretary of "The United States can maintain Silk called by the selectmen between veloped their strategy for the 1936 state, commenting last night on the peace so far as Ita Influence is con­ the 1930 Republican convention city election. Agreement "SpoOation” ; Christmas and New Year's, prob­ when the party's National (Commit­ Idea of Including oil, iron, steel and cerned without any additional $ ably either December 37 or 30. This strategy now includes a other war material in the American legiaiatlon." 1.98 tee meets in Washington Monday. third party threat. Dr. F. E. Town­ embargo policy, anid unnecessary Kellogg declared he saw "no ex­ Ladies’ Pigskin To Start Survey. "I'd place my bet on CHeveland,' send, a leader in pushing the Idea of Hosiery cuse whatever for Italy making war Italy to Send More Troops Monday morning, Guy Cambria of one of the most prominent of east­ paying everyone over 60 a pension Interference with "our legitimate Middletown,, member of the 0rm of ern party leaders said before he of $200 a month by means of a uni­ commerce" might "inerense the on Ethiopia." Cambria, Roth and Cambria, certi­ left for Washington last midnight. versal tax on ail business transac­ causes of war." "There Is no reason whatever," to Africa. GLOVES fied public accounts and tax consult­ He declined to be quoted by name. tions, announced th. Townsendites He gave his views in an Interview he said, "why Italy should Ignore Free Slip-on styles with snap ants. and auditor for the city of "Kimsaa City wants the conven­ would enter cemdldate-> for Presi­ a few hours after President Roose­ her obligations under the pact of Extra Size From Rings 1C pair Middletown, will start a survey of tion and would be an Ideal place. dent and Congress. velt indicated a new neutrality law Paris and her making war Is a By ASSOCIATED PRESS back. Cork or brown. Crepe.s. or Shadows the accounts in the treasurer's and But it ia regarded. politically as Old Party Views Differ would be sought from Congress. violation of her obligations. She 7 9 collector's offices to ascertain what the metropolis of Governor All Lan The death of an American medi­ Ifi to .'in One Democratic spokesman said The Chief Executive did not Indi­ ought to receive the condemnation Is needed In that office in the way don of Kansas. Other potential can­ the movement would have little or cate its nature, however. of ail civilized countries." cal missionary In Ethiopia pune- of an audit and the amount of work didates have objections to Kansas no effect on the presidential race, tured today the fretful aftermath City. While Kellogg condemned the Though President Roosevelt did which wlU be Involved. but others In that party asserted it military operations of Italy in East of the attempt o f Great Britain kDd $ 2 -9 5 pair ' ' $ y i “Home Town” Inllqeooe not elaborate on his intentions to Satin Mr. Cambria estimated last night might display strength In various Africa, he criticized economic sanc­ request legislation, the State De­ France to formulate tsmw for that his aurvey would be finished lo "These are not based on any in­ Congressional contests. tions Imposed by the League of Na­ partment Is known to favor greater peace between Italy and the Bsa- Satins fluence the home town' crowds Genuine Leather four days. ' One prominent Repuhilean laid It tions. elasticity in the President's powers. pire of Haile Se’aane. The Board of Selectmen will meet might have on the delegations,. but held "very serious possibilities." An­ Dr. Robert W. Hockmon was kill­ rather on the reeling that the selec­ other political figure called It the He also declared the existing „ Such a proposal Is considered Men’s Friday night to receive his report. neutrality law, which embargoes certain to meet with opposition ed while handling on unezplodsd NEGLIGEES The board's request for an appro­ tion of Kansas City might seem to "most popular issue" In his state. Italian bomb at Daggah Bur, on reflect a sentiment for Landon In Although orthodox economists arms and munitions shipments to from Senator Vandenberg (K. the southern front. H A N D BAGS Tailored priation wiU be based on Cambria's belligerents and which expires In Mich.) and others. estimate. It is expected that bis the National Committee. and others have denounced the pen­ Dr. Hockman, who was a Unltod Shaving Sets Black and brown. Envelope V' / survey will provide sufficient data “ From what I've beard, mpular sion plan as an Impossibility, many Presbyterian missionary to Ethio­ Lace Trim sentiment favors Chicago. But the political figures show a marked re­ pia had removed tbe detonator and and Pouche styles. for o ^ e r CPW firms wishing to bid argument held against Kansas City luctance to comment on it for pub­ •Shaving Cream $ 5 - 9 8 B A B Y SHOP for the auditing Jobs. If not other supervised tbe digging out of tbs V and Straight could be held agalns* Chicago be­ Hampered by the dense smoke rising from tons of burning paper, lication. This Is esneclallv true of unexploded projectile recently. He • Lotion — Talc firms will be given an opportunity cause it's the home city of Colonel firemen for seven hours fought the blaze that deatroyed valuable U. S. some Congressmen, who are watch­ NEW PASTOR HERE TO DECIDE FRIDAY / '‘ ^ y \ Tops — White to make their own surveys. had made a hobby of studying Blue, French Rose, Dusky, Lace SPECIALS Frank Knox. The committee may government records temporarily stored in the new Post Office building ing to gauge Its effects in their dis­ bombs. •Tooth Paste Seven Year Audit. turn, therefore, to Cleveland." at Washington, D. C. Here's a general view outalde the building tricts. Tbe Franco-Britlsh peace propoe- $ 1 .95-$2 .9 5 and Tea Rose trimmed and tailored. Previously It had been estimated The question of finances does not All Eyes On Michigan 72” X 84” Heavy during the blaze, one of the hose towers stretching toward the WARMLY RECEIVED ON REC ACTIVITIES ol meanwhile appeared to have pre­ 2-Piece that the audit for seven years would enter into the selection. Inasmuch flamea on the sixth and seventh floors of the $10,000,000 building. Ail are watching the coming spe­ cipitated only a protracted wranglo cost between $7,S00 and $10,000. It aa all three cities are able to meet cial election In the Third Michigan over the plan netweer Ita edvoeatei Reversible All Wool is understood that the bonding com­ the convention costs. district. There Vemer W. Main, a end those nations aligned solidly pany which previously guaranteed Postponement Unlikely "dark horse,' won the Republican against It oh the ground that It SNOW the accuracy of the books in the There la still a conviction among nomination easily after endorsing Rev. Dr. Ferris E. Reynolds Park Board and Selectmen threatened the foundations of col­ offices desires an audit for the last some members of the National the Townsend plsn. His Democratic lective security. BLANKETS seven years. Committee, the party leader said, NEW DEATH SENTENCE opponent, Howard W. Cavanaugh, Britain wss In the midst of a pa- The audita were made necessary that the convention should be put Is denouncing the plan as “fairy­ and W ife Given Reception to Make Definite Plans On Utlcal crisis Incident to tbe formula­ SUITS when the Century Indemnity com­ off until around August 1 In the tale finance." tion at the scheme pany of Hartford refused to renew hope the Democrats would hold After making the third party an­ Home’s Purpose SANTAS $7.50 their session first.