AVaUOB HAIIiT OOKmiATION for the moMh *f duly. IBM rssveot of O. a Wootl 5,348 of Um Andit - Sbowei* and cooler tanlght; of Oiwitatlon* wday, fair and eoolor. VOL. LHI., NO. 2T7. Adv«m*i8g m raga Id.), MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1934. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS KEPT SINGING 1-2 Latest Ad^iH^an To U. S. Fleet LOCAL UNION OVER 3 WEEKSIW IM SSTELU TALKS OF WAR PRESIDENT ORDERS Strange Nervous Affliction Re- TO ABIDE BY ported From Braril — Child HOWHANDYMAN SULL IN AIR, On Way To Recovery Now. QUICK REFORMING S'm CAU Belem, Para, BraiU, Aug. 34— METI^ DEATH DUCE_^ERTS —(AP) — A strange neurotic affUcUoD, which Impelled 10—* year-old Marla Magalbaea to Two Meetings Held Last *lardest Work I Ever Did ” OF RECOVERY PLAN aing InceaaanUy for more than TeUs Soldiers Conflict Was Ha- three weeks, seemed to be paae* Night; *Vote Is Heayily In ing today. Said Mrs. Goo him Under treatment of an alien- Near in July — Tells Italy Gen. Johnson to Remain in ist the child stops singing for HOPDNS SPEAKS Favor of Walkout If It Is increasingly long periods. Wright Had Been KHled, / It Must Be Prepared for The peculiar behavior of the New Set'Up; Reorganiza* girl attracted attention through- Ordered. She Testifies. MIIEUEF PLANS out the Pariah of Inbangatt, Commg War. her home near here. Sympathe- tion to Be Made Within a tic neighbors, who heard her By a vote that was reported to singing day and night, pooled Cooperstown, N. T., Aug. 24.— aye been almoet unanimous, mem' their resources to obtain expert Bologna Aug. 24.*r(AP>— War Returns After Six Weeks’ Few Weeks; Administra- (AP)—After the life had been crush- may break out at any moment, bfrs of Local 2125, United Textile jiedlcal attention for her. The alienist ascertained that ed out of crippled Horry Wright by Premier Mussolini said today In an Workers of Ameriiia, at two sepa Study of Conditions in Eu- tor Dem'es Disagreement the girl had witnessed tbC an automobile’s wheels In Crumhom /!T address to 9,000 officers and foreign rate meetings held last night In burial of Siamese twin cousins mountain, Mr*. Martha Clift tesU- i Odd Fellows hall, voted to abide by who had died two months sifter military attaches at the conclusion rope; His Conclusions. With Richherg. birth. It was believed that fled today, Mrs. Eva Coo said: H of the Italian at my maneuvers. the decision of a special committee appointed at the national textile nervous shock Induced by the "That waa the hardest work I ever )’No one In Europe w’lshes war," spectacle of the funeral cere- c’Id. I wonder If ne's-dead." convention In New York last week he said, standing on the turret of a ■Washington, Aug. 24,—(AP) — Washington, Aug. 24.—(AP)— to call a general strike of textile mony bad, in some obscure Then, Mrs. a if t testified, Mr*. Coo heavy assault tank as he spoke. manner, started her on the "got on her knees In the front seat Relief Administrator Hopkins, re- President Roosevelt arranged today workers, on September 1. "But the Idea of war is floating in singing Marathon. and hollered 'Harr*-',*' the air," he asserted. turning from a six weeks study of with Hugh S. Johnson for a quick Two Meetings Held The state’s star” witness In the Although It was at first decided 'At the end of July an unforseen European relief methods, said today reorganization of the NRA under a at the conventiob to have only the murder trial of Mrs. Coo said the situation developed which waa simi- he had come reluctantly to the be- crushed form of the Coo roadhouse board witt the administrator to re- cotton textile Industry go out on lar to that which prevailed In 1914," lief that "we have got to "have a main In the new set-up. strike, it later was voted, to Include handyman lay huddled under a soil- he continued. “If we had not sent cash benefit somewhere In the pic- pllk textile orkers in the national DILLINGER PAL ed quilt In the rear seat of the car.” our divisions to the frontier compli- ture for persons thrown Involun- Plans for reorganizing the NRA "And did Harry Wright answer?" within the next few weeks were walkout order. This would Include cations might have resulted that tarily oiit of work." employes of the Cheney Brothers asked district Attorney Donald could not have been resolved except The administrator said he was made at a lengthy conference be- Grant. firmly convinced that unemploy- tween the Chief Executive and silk mills in Manchester. IS KILLED BY "No, sir.” by the voice of the cannoi). Special meetings were held at 8 War Of Today ment Insurance must be fitted into Johnson at the White House. "What if anything did you say?" o’clock ■'and"Tl.'o’clock. The 11 "It Is not necessary to be ready the New Deal. After two weeks vacation John- o'clock meeting was held to enable ST. P M COPS "I said let’s take him to a hospi- for the war of tomorrow, but for the He predicted revival of the Wag- son said he would call upon Mr. the night shift workers, who get tal." war of today." Roosevelt In Hyde Park, N. Y., and "And what did she say?" ner-Lewis. unemployment Insurance out of work at 11 p. m., to attend a lit While hia officers cheered him bill which was introduced In the help effect the changes. meetipg and to have a voice in the "She said, 'no hospital’." vociferously Mussolini c-mtlnucd: last Congress. Tt would have levied Closely following Johnson to the program. Homer Van Meter Walks Insurance Plot ■’We must become a military na- a five per cent tax on payrolls to White House was Donald R, Rlch- More than a thousand members The state contends Wright was tion, even a militaristic nation. We be turned into an Insurance fund. berg. counsel of the NRA, who ha* attended the first meeting. Pres! killed June 14 for his insurance. Its sharp and slender lines bespeaking the speed with which It will hunt and harrass enemy ships, the new destroyer U. S. S MacDonough might even add—a warlike nation." Hopkins, said he brought back been reported at odds with John- dent Arthur Shorts opened the Into PoHce Trap; Woman Earlier today Mrs. Clift said a 'The political, economic and from Europe four or five definite son. * meeting and then turned the gavel heavy mallet shown her by Grant Is being readied at the Charlestown, Ma.ss., navy yard for service with Ideas to lay before President Roose- The two men met In the Presi- over to Organizer James W. Green. the fleet. The ship was christened by Rose MacDonough, descendant spiritual life of the nation ought to Again Leads Sleuths On rtserabled "the one Eva hit Harry be based on Its military necessities, velt. He would not discuss their dent’s ante-room and spoke for a Mr. Green explained the purpose of Wright with” on the mountain. She of the naval hero for which It was named. nature, asserting he planned to see fev minutes together. the meeting and explained the pro- the premier said. "Because certain lad already testlljed that the stun- nations rise and otiiers decline It de- the president tomorrow. No Disagreement gram for New England of the the Trail. ted man waa throw-n In front of the To Speed Up Ptens "So far as I am concerned,* United Textile Workers. -After \eIops that despite good will con- automobile, which she, herself, was ferences and treaties war wil' ac- The administrator Indicated that Johnson said, "I have never had any lengthy discussion a secret ballot driving. work relief project* wmuld be has- disagreement w^th Richherg." was taken on whether or not lx>cal company the fortunes dt. nations st.' Paul, Minn., Aug. 24.—(AP) Grant asked If Eva said anything It was emphasized that the reor- 2125 would adopt the program and else after Wright was hit. SEN. WALCOTT PICTURES throughout the centuries.” (Oontinued on ^ g e Six) ganization program was one origi- be wlUtng to respond to the Inter, —Once more a woman has led a The entire Italian people, he add- "She bald 'for God’s sake keep ed. today is ready to respond as a nally proposed by . Johnson before national Union’s Call. The votes tmilnger gang here ^o the end of arr this still and I’ll make it right with the P>re,*ldent left on his recent Ha- revealed that the members were for outlaw trail. you’.’’ Martha replied. single unit in case of need. waiian cruise. the affirmative by a great majority. AIRPLANES OF FUTURE Waving his hand toward the sur- Homer Van Meter, John Dlllln "Near the Coo place the car was Asked If he would be the chair- 400 At Second Session stopped. loundlng flelda upon which the GAMBLES man of the proposed NRA board Over four hundred members at- geris-Bce gunman, walked Into a maneuvers had taken place II Duce police trap last night and fell, full "She pulled the. body out and Johnson said he did not know about tend the 11 o’clock m.eetlng. Presi- continued, "I call your attention to that. dent Shorts also opened this meet- of lead in an alley. Dilllnger, him- cither dragged ov threw It in the TeUs Legionnaires They Will DEMOCRATIC CHIEF self was similarly slain July 22, ditch.