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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-10
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FLDOD' GONTRO[..
DIFFERENCES

A violent difference of opinion
among residents of the Mississippi
Valley as to methods of preventing
future floods had developed today
IN the hearings Of the House Flood
Control Committee.
Two major plans-one the build
ing Of a diversion channel nearly
500 miles long, and the other the
construction of huge reservoirs to
be filled by high waters in the
spring-both claimed strong follow
ings.
The reservoir system is being
advocated by Senator Elmer Thomas
Cd, of Oklahoma, supported by
Representatives Swank CD and
Howard CD, of the Oklahoma House
delegation.
Construction Of reservoirs at
strategic points in the valley and
plains States, as far north as
Montana, would make possible the
irrigation of hundreds of thousands
of acres of semi-arid land and solve
the problem of the cost of hating
the ravages of the Mississippi,
Thomas asserted.
The diversion project, which has
been frequently urged as the only
safe method of relieving the ire
mendous pressure of flood waters
upon levees, is sponsored by rep
resentatives Of communities in the
upper valley.
Witnesses from the Midwestern
States are in agreement that any
flood prevention plan must go far
beyond the mea sures which the
Army engineers and the Mississippi
River Commission have urged IN
the past,
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"PEEPER" SOUGHT

WILMINGTON, Nov. 1O.-Women
residents of Van Buren, Place, be-
tween Twenty-second and Twenty
third Streets, are fearful of peep
ing Tom," who has been seen by
several women recently. The police
have been appealed to but so far the
prowler has eluded them. Meager
descriptions of the man show he is
quite stout, five feet five inches tall
and we'll dressed.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
FUND IS GROWING
Increase in Assets of State TeAch- CTS Retirement System is Greater Than Ever Before.

Hartford. Conn. Dec. IS P>-The increase in the assets of the state teachers retirement system in the first II months of 1927 was greater than in any similar period in the history of the system. Well over the four million mark. the assets to- talcd on November 80. $4,4s0,42S according to compilation made by Miss Dorothy M. Shanley. secretary Of the state teachers retirement board. and the increase since Janu- ary had been s7aS.136. The ma- iority Of public school teacher. in the state are members of the re- tirement system and contribute to the retirement fund.
 For the annuity fund, the figures realized during the il months period. Payments are made to this fund from the teachers salaries every month. The state set aside so24,S2O as it's share toward the pension reserve. An increase Of sc2, 900 made during the II months in the annuity reserve, created to meet the payments to retired teach CTS.
 The interest received rom the in- vostment of these funds was $24,S26. The increase Of S79S.136 in the as sets is found in the sum of these amounts,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
Mexico City with about 100 gallons

Mexico City with about 100 gallons remaining.
 In talking with friends just be fore he started. Lindbergh said he did not need 10 give great consid- eration to the fuel question in a short" flight like the hop to Mex leo City.
 The flyer expects 10 take a direct air line route 10 Galveston, Tex. thence south along the coast line ot the Gulf Of Mexico until dawn shows him his location. He said that no effort Woud be made to turn inland until after daylight. and that his course across Mexico would be gud- ed by such conditions as he found were most favorable.
 Just before donning his heavy fly ing suit. leather helmet and goggles. Lindbcrsh placed in his plane thre. meat sandwiches, and two canteens Of water. In addition to thls nour- iahment he carried u weeks supply ot concentrated food. The last man 10 speak 10 LindberGh before he left was r. Trubee Davison. assistant secretary of war, who drove up just as final preparations for the start were completed. He rushed 10 the window Of tho plane, from which Lindbergh had removed the pane, and they exchanged greetings.
 Captain Emory s. Land, Lind bergh's host on his visits 10 the capital, since his triumph return from Euope last May placed new pair Of high leather hoot-shoes in the cabin of the Spirit of St. Louis just before the start
 As usual. Lindbsrgh obligingly posed for photographers before en- tering his plane. and he also went out of the way to intercede for one photographer who had been put off the field by military authorities.
 The flier insisted on placing the food and water in position at the rear of the cabin himself and then inspected the many instruments on the dash board which fronts him as he goes through the air.
 Once sitting at the controls, his first move was 10 test the struts by which he guides the plane, and the
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
Attempt to Save SS0
 Costs Man His Life

RUnnemodc. x. J., Dec. Is R--A desperate effort to save $50 in Christmas savings early today cost the life of Otto Manuwald, 50, in q fire which destroyed his home here.
 ManuWal1 assisted a neighbor in carving Mrs. ManuWald down q ladder from the second floor of their house and then after his wife had hewalled the loss of a cedar chest containing the savings and other valuables, rushed back into the flaming building when the fire was at it's height. His charred body was found in the basement near q water pump.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
AUIOIS7 EX0NERATED
Glasgow, Conn.,, Motorist Not Held Responsible by Coroner fin Fatal Accident.

Norwich, Dec. IS (R-Coroner J. J. Desmond. in a finding handed down today eXCneratc Anderson L. Gauthi"r of Glasgow Of all blame in causing the death on November Of Mrs. Florence Hindon Of NoluntoWn.
 Mrs, Hlndon was fatally injured when struck by the automobile own cd and driven by Gauthier while she was walking along the road leading from JeWett City to NoluntoNn.
 In his finding the coroner says that the lamentahle fatality is an other of the many instances that show the need under present condl- tionS of road travel, of the exercise of vigilance by the pedestrian in making sure that no approaching motor vehicle is near, before Sen- turing to cross the road.
 IL was claimed that Mrs. Hlndon had stepped from behind a parked car In front of Gauthier's machine.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
CHRISTMAS SEASON
 AFFECTING SCHOOL
Banking at Central Junior High Shows Decline

The clubs Of the Central Junior High school met in their respective clubrooms this afternoon during the last period. Club business was taken up and the work continued.
 The ninth grade sections met in their claSSrooms yesterday after noon during the last period for the regular weekly Civic league meet ingS
 The pupils did their banking this morning. The school was seventh on the list of schools in this city last week, As 1t is approaching Christmas. drop in the banking was noticed this morning.
 The g.. grades of this school and the l0-l grade CT high school will hold social tomorrow after school. The dance orchestra. under the di- recton Of Arthur Groth. will play for the dancers. Social Chairman Marjorie Recor is now making plans for the event, as, invitations were issued yesterday.
 The score for the athletic contest Of the boys of this school was. at the end of the last period this morning: Blue team, 25; Red team, 2o. The contest has become so close that both teams are on edge. The Blue division lost last week and they are trying to establish them selves on a firm standing.
 There will be a short assembly In the auditorium this Friday after noon the last period for the ninth grade of the school
 The Christmas edition o' the Central Light will be on sale in the school Thursday, it was an- nounced today by Mir. Adams, fac ulty adviser Of the paper. The cover is the first of the new series of block print work and many of the teachers say it is the best piece of work seen yet for 3, newspaper of this school.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
Mother of Suicide
 To Get Compensation

Bridgeport. Dec. 13.-(UP-Rul- ing that suicide of an insane per son, which arises out Of and in the course of employment, is legal ground for compensation" the su- prrme court here had upheld the claim of Mrs Harriet 4. Wilder Of Middletown for compensation in connection with the death of her daughter, Ednam.
 Mrs. Wilder was granted S5.7l6 by the court which upheld her calm against the Russell Library Com pany Of Middletown. Her daughter was employed as librarian by that company at the time Of her death.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

movement ot the rudder was check cd by an army mechanic at Lind bergh's direction.
 Lindbergh is contemplating a stay of at least 10 days in the Mexican capital. In discussing arrangements tor fuel supplies to be obtained there, he Indicated that supplies which reached Mexico City within ten days would be in ample time foI his use either on the homeward jour hey or on the next flight he may some other capitals Tn Central America.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
Men Smash Case
 To Steal False Teeth

Now Haven, Conn.,. Dec. l3 PI- A cabinet holding several sets Of false teeth used at the entrance to a dental office in Chapel street was smashed early today and the sets dropped on the ground. Spectators claimed that the vandalism was done by q group of youths who ap- pcared to be initiating several Of thoir number, Out of the group had come the declaration I've want a set of false tceth.'
 One set being missing ii was thought by police that it was taken way as 9 trophy.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
LIONS DISCUSS FR0LIC
Annual Affair for Charity Is Subject of Discussion at Noon Meeting Today.

Plans for the 1928 Lions club frol- ic were discussed at the meeting of the Lions club at the Burritt hotel today. The trolic will be held Jan uary l6, 17 and IS.
 L. W. Nogel, general chairman and the following subcommittee Chairmen made reports: Thure w. Ecngston. Carl s. Johnson. Fred (. Teich. and James l.. O'Brien.
 It was announced that the club has been presented with two 14 karat gold watches to go to mem bers bringing in the best results or the preliminary sales
 The club will have it's annual Christmas party next Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

which he was elected at the Octo- Der town election but for which he did not qualify. Nr. Lounsbury is a native Of Seymour a prominent grocer and confectioner, and enjoys the confidence of his fellow citizens.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
PII.sUDSKI IN VIENNA

Vienna, Dec. Ia UP)-Marshal Joseph Pilsudski, dictator of Pc land. arrived here today on his way to Warsaw after attending the league of nations council meeting. After a conference with the Polish min istcr, Pilsudski and number of Austrian officials were guests at a legation luncheon.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

ed with a large table lamp. He will wed Miss Marion Chalifofux on De- cember 2s. The couple will make their home in Hartford after the honeymoon.
 MT. Cleary is a teacher of science at the Central Junior high school.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
Al Capone Is Away
 For Good, Police Say

Chicago, Dec. l3 PF-Al Capone isn't coming back to Chicago" Chief of Police Hughes said today in revealing that it was upon his sug- gestion that the gang leader left town last week. Capone at the time said he was going 10 Florida for the
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
Seymour Selectmen Today
 Name NeN Tax Collector

Seymour, Conn, Dec, 13 (R-Tha selcctmen of Seymour today ap- pointed Charles II. Lounsburv of this place tax collector to succeed Harry O. Landgron, whose accounts for 1927 were short over s7.000 and who resigned the office Saturday to
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

holidays. Actually. the chief said, he went to Tijuana. Mexico.
 Capone's ally. Tony Lombardo was arrested yesterday and later re- leased after charge Of carrying concealed weapons was laid against him.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
NOMINATION LAJDED

Rome, Dec. 13 UP)-Political and diplomatic circles as well as newspapers commented with satis- faction on the nomination of Pro- lessor Anzillotti as president of the permanent Hague international court.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
Bachelor Dinner Given
 For Harold Cleary

4 bachelor party was held last evening at the home of Clifford Ahcrn of S7 Franklin Square in honor of Harold Cleary. About 20 of his friends were present. The room was prettily decorated in vari- ous colors. MT. Cleary was present.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
Over I,Nncill,,Irr

Lynchburg. Va, Dec. IS P- Charles A. Lindbergh flew over Lynchburg in the Spirit Of St. Louis at e:pS '. m. en route 10 Mexico City.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
L|NDbERGH SAILS
 AWAY FOR MEXICO

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