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New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
S10 a Pint Offered
 Students for Blood

Albany. \. y, May 5,-The state department Of health is looking for college students who have had the measles and have recovered within two weeks and who would be willing 70 shed blood for Sl0 a pint, 'ha blood to he used to proluco ConNa- loscent serum 10 protect babies from the disease. r. was explained that nearly n per cent Of all deaths from measles are among babies under three years of age. The state labor a'ory is prepared to proiIce inc serum. but has had difficulty in oh aiming sufficient quantity Of blood.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
RIFFIANS PREPARING FOR TRIPLE ASSAULT
French More Disturbed by Possibility of Native
 Uprising
Hn ,rha A.aoctat.d Prcss.

ey 'rh4 Assocta.sd Pross
 Fn5, Morocco. May o.-The Rif- fans arc preparing 10 attack the French forces at three principal points, it WAS reported today by French aviators after General Co., lomhat's column had engaged tnn iu- vadors near Djcbal Bihaui 10 relieve French outposts still surrounded by the tribecsme en.
 Marshal Iyautey began a general inspection Of the area along the eX- pected line of sttark 10 satisfy him. self of the French preparations for resistance and for counter-attack and also 10 learn the state of mind of the local trihcsmcn whose upris- ing the invaders arc attempting 10 cause, This possible uprising is feared by the French authorities more than the actual onslaughts on Ahd- EI-krims forces.
 Information Of tho French iotol- ligencc division is that one force of the Riffians is assembling in the center of the front 70 attempt a march in the general direction of Fez. Another native force is appar- ontlv assembling to attack thc French loft while q third is being formed agalms' tna French right.
 The result of tne first sllirmiSheS, the French aUthori'ios say, shows that Ahd E.l- krim's warriors arc lit- tle prepared to meet French tactics, They appeared surprised at fho deadly charactcr Of French fire and although they faced General E0Iom- hats mon couragcouslv at tho ho- ginnug they broke and f"d in dis. order when they saw the effects ot ,he French fire.
 Todays French of-rnsl'o jn ' p'ohal Bjhani roEla0 vas 1.'"f".'o .o kccp open tho torr'"ey arourl the French ad>anreI Dos's ~.''r than 10 forcr a dr3sira C0u .a'
 Nost of fho oH'ros's I7-. 'o" been freed From 'n'r'oIw1"' h, ..' Eirfiars. Ono nos. vh,r' r' VI, feared rai s'l~r4H.Hoj 'o '.' ''. "' n Naiau battery aas fouul 'o1aH 10 he intact "'a Fn.~.H @''r. .- ,rsn, ,rore ralro90ac"I "S''f From ,no Ei&13~s so ~'.l t.a' '.o 'r"n' D rlnsr forrss .r urNs'. t',"s.' ''os ,o discover tH. oa'un-s t"'u l'"nrd a,fs,ore naa s.-.a'..l I''.a.7ION.
 T. t- e,at.f n .,,.., 'o,.. Irrr.h 1ossrs tn H. orcer'r.or'S @" '"r have onIv ben a',oD. 0"h I7z"N men killed
 Af.-- racoD,rrr ~ro,'s 0f '..E 7s~,et oasor,.re tf. Igru@ "'Ao0- tf,s expressed 'ho h,r.f '.a' '"' Eriat rr"or= ronlsr about -'""' arrourn 7~e,foue os'irsa'.- -7a "'' craluod .hom win more 'NIn >'."
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
GARY OPTIMISTIC ON FUTURE OF US.
America Gan Successfully Com. pete With World, He Says
HAS FAITH IN PEOPLE
Looks For Better Business That "Will Expand With Increasing Force" But Does Not Overlook Possible Depressions
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Birmingham. Ala, May 5.--Amer. ican business can successfully com- pete with any nation on earth, in the opinion of F. II. Gary. chairman of the board of directors Of the United States Steel corporation ex- pressed In a conference with news- papermen here today.
 Mir. Gary was optimistic concern ing American industry.
 "As to business conditions gener- ally. am hopeful of the future" he declared, He described himself as an optimist, man who expected great things of the future, but one who did not fail 10 gee that there was possibility of failure In a given enterprise. He believes that Amer ica will have better business that will expand with increasing force and more success. although we may have financial Impressions"
 Faith Tn American People
 Emphasizing his faith in Amert- can industry and the American workingman. he said:
 "I believe in this country, I think the people generally will follow the flag of loyalty and patriotism and they are able in every way 10 cope with the finest talent and most per sistent energy of any and all other nations Our people offer the hand of friendship and good will 10 every nation and 10 all their people. Al the same time we are determined 10 keep ourselves strong and healthy morally and physically, and con- stantly to protect and advance inc best interests Of our own people,
 That the corporation would make improvemen 10 it's properties, goes without saying. said Mir. Cary "so long as large and increasing markets continue to grow"
 Mir. Gary and other officials Of the corporation are here on a tour of inspection of the Alabama mine fields,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Machado Grateful for
 Washington Hospitality

iAy Hs As-o, 'a'sd lttss.
 Havana. Nav 5.-Gooral GerarIo NanloIo proSidaur-"la"t Of ,'riha on his r"'urn from hls tr,p 10 tNo Unit d States, sent tho following mes sage 10 President CoondE"
 "Un my return from The Jn1'"d States. l wish 10 express 10 your oN- cclloHcv our" more U1y prcfouHI gratitude for your friendly and cor dial Hospitality which aro affection. ate proofs ot the ami'y toward me Of tEe American pcoplN and author i,tcs during my visit 10 your great republic, which I hopo 10 l." a ne" motive 10 make cacl day better the good relations and trat"rnal afCr- jion witch unite OUT two countries.
 The general also s"uf a message 10 Secretary Of State Kellogg thank ing him for courteT'~S Ehoan him,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
JARDINE TAKES DARE,
 WILL BUST BRONCH0S
Secretary of Agriculture to Ride in North Dakota
 Roundup
By The Associated Prsss.

Ds At7 E'EeSN''NN@
 Mandan. N. D., May 5.-Accept- ing dare of a boyhood Chum, Will liam (RHD Jardine. secretary of as- rIculture. has been entered in the hroncho riding event at the annual Mandan roundup to be held here starting July 2,
 Mir. Jardine will be ready 10 ride as many bronchos as you can lead before him." declared F. NJ. Russell, an assistant secretary of agriculture in 4 letter to John N. Stephens, su- perintendent of the United States Northern Great Plains field station here.
 Jardlne and Stephens were horn at Maladn, Idaho. and grew up to- gether. Both punched COWS as youngsters and both developed repn- tations as mean hombres' with an "outlaw." Then 0ilD Jardine went over into western Montana and punched COWS for four years. Both era>itatpd into the scientific side of agriculture and stephens. prior 70 entering tho government service, served as assistant 10 Jardjne whon the latter was head of the Idaho agriculture department. When Stephens was in Washing ton recently he had 8 talk with his old pal, who informed him of his intended tour through the west, and his intention 10 visit the government farm At Mandan,
 Better come up at the time Of inc Mandan roundup. and I'll get you a tough broncho to ride sug- gestod Stephens,
 "T will if I can make it." returned Jardino. "Il lot you know" | Bet you can't stick on an 'out- law. let you pull leather" dared Stephens,
 ! "Rct I can still ride 'om straight up" was Jardine's response. f Today Mir. Sterhens made puhNc letter from NIr. Russell, saving in part.
 "Tho plan for Mir, JarIinos trip as originally outlined did not call for his being in Nandan until little later than July .. 3 and 4 Cround up datcSl. However, have made some . change and believe there is every | reason 70 believe ha will be there at that timo. The secretary has oy. pressed very keen desire 10 be there at that time and will ho ready { n ride as many hronchos as you can lead before him"
 "Wr1l fry n -comnodatr him" " said I. Fl Connolly, general chair man of the citizens' committee which stagas the rodec annually.
 Hen have plenty of opportunity 10 tackle tough horses"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
FORD SEEKS AUTHORITY
 FOR CHANCE IN HIS R. R.
says Ohj"ot Is Better Financing Its Ownership and
 Operation"

WasHt9Eron, May 6.-Henry Ford .s,ol flo interstate commerce com- mission today for authority to turn o..r r'l Detroit Toledo and Ironton rat'roal 10 a now corporation, the uo.rolt & Iron'on for the purpose of "ho''cr financing it's ownership a"l operation"
 |aa pr"lIWnary papers filed with 'uo application mentioned no total Of ~",g~,"es. old or now. which will na lnNolrel I0 lhe transfer. hut saia 'hg~a ""ro now 45s miles of rail- "oai iO roes'sslnn Of the two cor Uora'ions most of which was the property Of inc older Toledo con1- iaHN
 '." ron1nJSSJor'- authority 10 sl- ."" railroad consolidation under the transportation ar' was cited aS 8 ground 'nr Inc proposal
 S.nao Mr. Ford acquired the nc- 'rott, To'"lo x lron'o0. a small amount 0f t'o common stork in the property las noAn hold by a minor- '', la N~H York rt'y. who have re- HseI HI7 tr-Tuou'v renene ed offer for f.o i1rrhase of their holdings, Soua HIgarion has rasultad.
 Soon after fGe orEanjaaiton o' the "o.v u''roi' X Ir7n'ou cour rany in '"-'. tjr. Ford proposed 10 turn o.rr ID" properties or inc Detroit, |ol'!5 ." Irou,0u lo # under a leas- Ing arrangement hul the minority stockholders pr0tostod. They filed brief with ihe commission al the 'iuo stating that the move wAs inc nHloi 10 cliwtna'c them from pro- pr Ia~.icipalo in inc profits or ihs enterprise. That application raH NU0drHHu huj the request filed to- day ir approved. win accomplish ap- proAmalely LEs same resulta
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
FLEET FLOT|LLA PUTS OUT TO SEA
 TO ENFORCE BLOCKADE AGAINST RUM
First Shots Fired In Skirmish
 For U.S.A. Marble Championship
Walnut Hill and OsgOod Hill Schools Pick Entries for City Title.

The first two local school cham pions in the Herald d-Junior Achieve ment marble shooting contest were determined in the play at the school yards yesterday afternoon. Tony Jurnzyk, 10 years old of il Orange street was declared 10 be Ihe cham pion of the Walnut Hill school after defeating his brother Kasmir in q closely played game. Walter WiS coki Is probably the best shot in the school but his agate was knocked out early in the game and he was thereby disqualified.
 John Wasiiewsli Of c35 Farkyiew avenue won tho championship of theOsgool Hin school where he de- fested all corners including Ruth Carlson Of q Commonwealth ave- nue who had previously won the girls championship Of the school,
 Jurnzyk and WaSilewsN will meet at 10 o'clock Saturday morning al Walnut Hill park 10 try out in the scmi-nnals for the trip 10 Atlantic City.
 The play for the individual school championships will be held at the Stanley and Monroe Schools this afternoon. The champions of these schools will alse move up to the semi finals.
 The first casualty o' the marble tournament occurred in the opening game at the Walnut Hiu school when James Megrejle badly skinned tho thumb of his right hand and had 10 be replaced by a substitute. Be fore the game was over, however, Megrelle had recovered sufficiently 10 rcentcr inc ring, but his thumb had stiffened up and he was soon eliminated from play by the Jurm- zyk brothers.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
CITY CAR IN TROUBLE
Flames Go Where They Were Not Wanted-Absoiutciy Refuse 10 Stay in Bounds.

Filling 3 gasoline tank on an au- tomobiIa while the body of the car Ls filled with lighted lanterns was the cause last night about 5:20 o'clock Of considerable damage 10 the city vehicle which transports the lanterns 10 various parts of the city The driver had loaded the car with the lighted lanterns which are placed at the traffic posts about the city and then he thought that the car needed gasoline. He started 10 fill the tank when the fumes from the gasoline fgni'ed from the lanterns and the body and seat of the car were considora bly, dana ged before the members of Engine Co. No. Could quonch the blaze.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
FIVE TAKEN OFF SLOOP
Owner, Wife, Children and seaman Removed From Boat Aground on Delaware Ky Coast Guard Crew

Loves bel May B. A s)oop, the $ Syorihsh. went aground today ou the outer point of Cape Henloron 80j inc five persons aboard were taken off by q coast EHlrd crew. Thoy were Ford Morau Providence. E. l., the owner: his "trs. too rhi3- ircn. and a seaman T.sH U"ro on 'hrir way from Miami I'a 70 No', York The sloop is expected 70 be aoated without serious damage.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Must Marry or Go to
 Jail on Liquor Count

Washington, Pennsylvania. May b.-Joseph Emerick, formerly of Cannonsburg, Pa. but now Of De- trott, Mich,, must marry or serve a sentence of six months in jail for the illegal possession of H. quor.
 Emerick told Judge Erwin Cummins, who sentenced him yesterday that he came here from Detroit 10 marry the girl he left behind ard that he brought some whiskey with him to cele. brate.
 Judge Cummins imposed the sentence but told Emerick that he could evade 1t if he could bring his prospective bride and a marriage license into court be- fore tomorrow morning.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Mother and Children
 Jump to ESCape Fire

panbury. May 5.--Mrs. John Krupinsky and her three children were forced 10 jump from the roof Of their homo, S4 North street late last night, when they found their escape cut off by fire and smoke that filled the stairway Of their home. They were uniniured. The fire, which originated in an uuoC"u- pied room. caused damage cstimat- ed at S.nOh.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Inspectors Offices
 To Be Moved

The offices os inc building, electri- cal and plumbing inspectors which for several years have been located on the fourth floor of city hall will he removed tomorrow 10 the third floor. The plumbing and electrical inspectors heretofore shared ono o. fee. but beginning tomorrow Eler- irical Inspector C. J, Curtin will have his own office adjoining that Of the plumbing inspector.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Declares He Saw Bag nano Leave Theater With Girl, Gun In Hand, In Close Pur- suit.
Police Sergeant Tells Jury Prisoner Said Father of Her Child Got What Was Due Him.

New Haven. May b.-samuel Woiner. alias Joe Harris, an actor who was in the lobby Of the local theater where John Bagnano was shot on February 26 by Olympia Macri, now on trial for the murder or Bagnano. alleged father of her child, was subjected to a grilling rross-examination during the morn ing session by Attorney Joseph koletsky for the defense.
 Harris admitted that his back was toward the door through which Iiagnano left the theater after being hit twice by bullets from a gun all loged to have been fired by Miss Macri. Under direct examination he lad said he saw Bagnano leave the theater with Miss Macri, gun in hand, in pursuit.
 koletsky frequently trapped liar ris with his questions and the latter several times changed his testimony. Harris was excused from the stand after A discussion by opposing coun sel concerning the conviction of liar ris for theft. He will Do recalled later.
 During the morning session Judge C. l.. Avery ruled that New York newspaper could not have a repre- sentative In the court room during the trial. The judge also cautioned q local paper against predicting future action Of the trial.
 Sergeant John c. Schmitt Of the local police force. who arrested Miss Macri immediately after the shoot ing, took the stand after Harris. Got What Was Coming to Him."
 On direct examination by States Attorney filling, Sergeant schmitt told about arresting the girf and the large crowd which gathered at the heater entrance. On the way to headquarters, he said she told him hat her reason for shooting John Bagnano was that The wouldn't cIothe the kid and take care of it."
 He got what was coming 10 him, and I'm glad of it," Schmitt testified inc girl told him. The only other statement she made on the way to headquarters was something about ne baby being taken care of, Schmitt continuel. He also said that after he got her 10 headquarters the crowd which followed was so large that he had to take the prisoner in the captains room. Detective Thomas Reynolds who was with him got note paper and took a statement from her, the witness said. and con tinued that Reynolds asked her where she got the revolver. Her an swer, Schmitt said, was that she got 1t two weeks previous from .ct fathers house.
 Carried Gun Week.
 She said, according 10 the ser. geant, that she vent to The house at 3 o'clock in the morning and took the revolver from drawer in hi, desk. She said that she had been carrying 1t for A week before sin killed him, Schmtt said.
 Koletsky objected to question put to Schmitt whether she wal asked at the time oc her arrest f shC shot in self lofonse. After Judgt Avery orarru'od th" objection Schmitt said 'I did not hear tha' question put 10 her at all"
 Court was adjourned for luncheon shortly after tho clash Of counsel.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
InCendiariSm Suspected
 In Mining Settlement

W0We0UrE- W N1- NT0T - T--T-' dounlo houses ovnal 1y f-o N.s' Virginia -Pt-sb0rEt Coal rompa'y and occupi~I bv t,a tamtuas of s'v uon-urion m1nors Nlre destroyed hN fire at f0e company $ n.,nrn% s'''."- mon' near nrro carlv tadol ai'a an estimated loss o' SE- Thirty occupants ,>rapr1 uninuva
 Brooke county o-nr,rs nza0 uu jnNos' iSauon vorkinc on '0o theory thab FN N--> ~-a uceuljary.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
AUTOPSY HALTS FUNERAL
Coroner Decides to Investigate
 Sixth Death in Same Family in 22 Months-Foisoning Suspected.

Evansville, Ind. May 5.-An au- tupsy of tho remains of Joseph Bow4ss, to determine if hc died from nafuS causes or poison, vas de- rided hy Coroner Lowe late yoster- day. shortly before funeral services were to have b,cn held for the youth Noung EoUl"s is tho sixth member Of his family 10 have died within the past - months.
 Except for one member Of tho family, James Arthur, two years old. who died If years ago. all tho others died Of practically the same cause -livor md stomach trouble.
 Tn all, Mrs. Bovles las collected s2.5&$ in insurance. She is said to be in poor circumstances as the re- suit of heavy funeral expenses. The internal organs of Joseph Bowles, Coroner Lowe said. will bo sent 10 the Cook county. Illinois (Chicagol. coroner for examination.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
POWDER MIXER KILLED
Thomas Reynolds, 10, Instantly Dies As Result Of Explosion at Win chester Co Plant.

New Haven, May 5--Thomas Rev holds, 40 years old was instantly killed this morning when an eXpIo- sion Of powder which he was mixing at the Winchester Repeating Arms 70. blew off his left hand and in jured his abdomen and skull.
 Reynolds, a mixer who has been employed by the company for l3 years, was at work in 3 small shack which was totally wrecked by the explosion
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
ESCAPES DEATH BY BOMB
Former Bootlegger Lives Because Internal Machine Placed in Auto ExplodcS Prematurcly
sr rha An.oclated PreEa.

B. The Associated PresS
 Tatcrson N, J, May 5.--A bomb, or charge Of dynamite, apparently intended for the destruction of Dom- nnik Pellocchia, pool-room owner, exploded prematurely, early today, in an automobile which Pellechia had parked near his home shortly after midnight. Tho explosive had heen set under the hood. The front end of the car was wrecked,
 Polire said Pelicc!lia served 8 short jail term A few years ago for boo'legginE, and that his pool room IS a rendezvous for boot)oggcrs, The man said he had no enemies, and knew no reason for an attempt a his life,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
APPLY FOR PERMIT
 TO OPEN BANK HERE
Organizers Plan to Call It Hardware City
 National
BY GEoRGE II. MANNING,

CNashington Buruau of x, E, llcrsldD
 Washington, May 5.---The comp troiler Of the currency has received an application for organization Of the Hardware City National Bank of New Britain. with $9oo,o0o cari- tal The application vas presented by Paul K. Rogers, 2l Camp street. New Britain
 Field agents Of the comptroller's office have been directed to iuvesti- gate the character, reliability, re- sources. etc, Of the group Of men who plan 10 organize the national bank. r Is expected the applica- ton will be granted shortly.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
APPEAL TO COUNCIL
City Fathers to Hear All About That Permit to VI. I. Kennedy Before Time Expires.

An appeal t7 'Na common 'oHu0h ramo0S'ra'inE asains' the artlon of ne tuulirr commtssIoa in E-ani0g a permit n Matthew L. Kennedy for n tNo-'am.'y house on 'orhin avenue, 0iu propaoy he 0.Nd Io- morrow.
 Bomons'rtr's :,Hsd by the .a~row narEln or 'hror-quar of one per csnt 'o sa7ura t1H Oon"~Ssry 75 per crnt Of remoastra'IuC property last wock anI 3 permit nas given ken- uriy. The ord)na7r"s roquir' apDoa. u5'mn nlr ja1S f oNe 's 10 he taken and ,@is 0or,ol expires tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
O'MahOney Murder Case
 To Be Heard in Fall

Bridgeport, May 5.--James N, B. OMahony, who is being held with out bonds for the murder al Green wlch on April 5. Of Miss Beatrice ponnelly, will not be tried al the May term of the superior court. states Attorney William II. Comley. IT,, stated today that in view of tho toquest Of O'Mahonys counsel that more time hc allowed to observe and study thu prisoner. he had decided 10 let the case go over 10 the fall term.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
MONS MINERS Tu STRIKE

E, lre Ns-usn'lu lIc~-.
 Brnssc's, May Nho'2 -sesen Tor cont of the t6,0oo min, VI ucrkers n the Mons region voted today 10 strike If the mine-oWncrs rr'set the mons HropoSal Io accept a GNe per ootn rcduction in wages provided g soconl five per cont rcductIon, plan nd for June, Is abaudousL
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
Thousands Homeless in
 Japanese Forest Fires
3y The Associated PtesS

Tokio, May 5.-According 'o sd- vices received here from Seoul. ko- rca, a serious forest fro started near Eankyo. Hokudo rrovinc" to- day, sweeping ihrough numerous villages and leaving thousands Of persons homeless.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
THE MEATHLR

Hartford, May 5.-TnrCCa>t fOT New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight md Wednesday slightly warmer Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05

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Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
THE FLYING
SQUADRON TO
VISIT H f II f

The law enforcement situation in
this city is TO be tlsc theme of q
conference to be held in the Chris.
tian church ON Sunday and Monday,
April % and ~, in which local pco-
pie will discuss subjeats dealing
with this problem.
Three speakers under the manage
mcnt of the Flying Squadron
Foundation will be here to address
mass meetings and to assist in the
conference. One of these, DR.. Ed
win G. Dinwiddic, is superintendent
Of the National Temperance bureau
in Washington. The president of
of the organization. Oliver w. STE
wart, and Miss Norma c. Brown,
vice president, will also be here.
Dr. Dinwiddie will speak Sunday
night and Mr.. Stewart and Miss
Brown Will speak Monday night.
These conferences will be open for
free discussion and everybody who
cares to participate may have his
SAY within discretionary limits
The entire program of the wo-day
conference will be published in this
column at a later date.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
BITTERNESS IN
SHIPPING BOARD

WASHINGTON. April 15.-Bit-
tcr feeling on the shipping board
was again evidenced here today.
BY "a partisan vote of to ,, the
majority members turned down the
request Of the minority for legal
assistance from the board 5 legal
staff. Sc 81
commissioners Thompson, Plum
mer and Benson arc under subpoe.
mas TO give their views on the Pa
citic Coast Dollar Linh ship sale
case in court here next Monday.
They asked the board 10 authorize
the board : authorities to help them
prepare their answer bat were re
fused.
As result the three commission
crs must hire outside attorneys or
lie their own legal work. The ma
iority headed by Chairman Q Com
nor reserved the couaScl> services
for themselves
Four 10 three votes marked all the
over tho safe of the
,hips which has been halted by 4
temporary injunction obtained by
he Pacific Mail Company.