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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-25
JAIL ESQ SUPPORTERS
OF TR0TSKI PARTY
Secret Police Raids Are Made in
Liberia, Dispatches Say.

BIZ United Press
LONDON, Jan. 25.-An Exchange
telegraph dispatch from Helsing-
fors. Finland, said today reports
from Moscow were that $50 support
ers of Leon Trotzky, former soviet
leader, had been arrested.
Sixty of them were army officers
and twenty others well-known com
munists. the Moscow reports said.
Arrests of $50 persons as the result
of secret police raids on a Trotzlly
organization in Siberia were an
nounced in Moscow yesterday
Trotzky has been in exile in Rus
sian Turkestan since 1927.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-25
PARIS TO GAG SMOKE
Decree Air Pollution With SCOT
Must Be Banned.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PARIS, Jan. 25.-Beautiful Paris
viii be more beautiful if the plan of
the project of police is carried out.
He has issued a decree forhidding
industrial, commercial or admins
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-25

ual criminal act
will pay the ex-
cessive penalty.
Tony Papish,
40, of Manistique,
Mich, convicted
of his fifth liquor
violation, has be-
gun serving his
life term. He was
S e ntenced by
judge H. w.
Runnels, under
the law making
a life term OBJ
e.. F11s~s
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-25
CRIME BRED IN
SCHOOLS, VIEW
Of N. Y. JURIST
Backward Child Is Shamed
Into Desperation, Says
Justice Levy.

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.--"The re-
cruiting ground for the increasing
army of American criminals is the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-25
CALL MANAGER FARLEY
Senate and House Committees to
Hold Joint Session.

The senate and house committees
on cities and towns will hold joint
meeting Monday night to discuss the
city manager law amendments in
troduced by State Representative
Frank j. Noll Jr, and State Sen
ator Winfield Miller. A public hear
ing on the bill will be held at q later
date, Noll who is chairman of the
house committee, said.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
meme ich adresy.

meme ich adresy.
Kniznicna akcia stoji teraz
takto: Vybor dostal cennik knih
Cd Spolku sv. Vojtecha. Cd Ma
tice Slovenskej 2 Martina vybor
dostal list. ze nam posiela cen
nix vsetkych slovenskych knih.
Cennik ale neprisiel a preto w
Dor poziadal pred mesiacom zno-
WI cennik a prilozil dolara ma
postoxne trovy. Cennik teraz uz.
hadam pride isto. V zalezitosti
kniznej kasni naplsal vybor an
glicky list p. A. Cisarovi a jeho
spoluzamestnancom u General
Fireproofing, ktory listom poi
du k sprave a poziadaj1 kasnu
IA snizenn cenu. Kasna kniha-
mi umiestnena bude v krajcir-
skom zavode p. Jozefa Martinku,
244 Z. Federal st.
Kniznica bude zalozena do kon-
ca tohto roku. Vybor by rad Dol,
keby mohla zacat' ucinkovat' w
ma jasen. Ale zalezi to od spoil
kov, ei bude. Preto prosime ct.
slovenske spolky muzske ZEN
ske, ktore este neprislnchajd do
Druzstva Kniznice, aby sa prihla-
silly elm skorej. Vsetko co sa cd
/ Mich ziada je $40 alebo Wac ma
zakladinu knizffice. Potion nikdy
| Wac ncbud1 povinne dat na kniz
nicu ami centa. budd mat slovo
vo vcdeni kniznice i v jej majet.
ku podl'a toho, kol'ko dolaroy
odhlasuj1 ma zakladinu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

te zavody dostihy ako j cvice-
ME Katol. Sokolov. Pc skoncenl
tohto programu, boly povedane
viacer6 reel. Recnikov predstavo-
val Rev. Jan Krispinsky, Kodak
youngstownsky a byvaly duchov-
ny spravca osady Sv. jana Krsti-
tera v Campbell, ktory je teraz
duchovnym spravcom osady p.
Marie Milosrdnej v Clevelande a
ktory bol predsedom programo-
veho vyboru. Recnili: Michal
Phillips, vel 'ad6stp. Gregor Va
niscak O. S. g., Rev. f. j. Dubos,
PIP. Michal Bosak, predseda X.
Matice SkolSkej, Martin Slimak,
mayor Elevelandu John d. Mar
shall a hi. predsedkyna lKSZJ.
pi. FrantiSka Jakabcin. Po skon-
ceni recnickeho programu, bola
tanetna vol'na zabava.
Il prilczitosti tejto slavnosti, w
Dor vydal 10O-stranovd pamatnd
knizku, ktorn sostavil Rev. Jan
Krispinsky. V knizke sn opisy
vsetkych slovenskych katoli.
ckych falnosti Clevelande ako
radov sv. Benedikta sv., Vim
centa. CistE zisk 70 slavnosti We
novanE boil slov. X. Mattel Skol
skej.
z Youngstown okolia prf
TONNE bolo vyse 100 dcastnikov
ktori 81 pri tel prilezitosti obzrel
/ $118.500 majetok sloverskych OF
Gov benediktinov, Ma ktorom Wy
budovana bude budncnest
81 100000 budova pre- vysSie slo
venske ucenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

schval chcem svoj narod zahu-
bit. Naopak: kazdy zahybe
svojho srdca cfti cosi, co by malo
nasho cleveka povzniest', pre-
West no ma pravn cestu, ma cestu
sebapoznanfa a narodnej uvedo-
melosti. Nuz preto, drahi bratia
sestry narode, nehlivme, dajme
vol ny priechod tomu, co sa skry-
va.v zahybe nasich srdc, mech sa
utajenost' nasa vyderie ma Bozie
slniecko k spolocnej praci, koope-
racii v smysle: My ako Siovaci
chceme zit',
Poznajme sa Vrat'm sa s KRAFT
Sci cesty, kym name cas-, totiz
kym este since prilezitosti nam
svieti. Lebo inae zahynieme svo-
iou vlastnou vinou nasi potom-
kovia mas odsndia hroznym vyro-
kom: ''BoH to zbabelci, nemali V
sebe nadost' narodneho povedo-
mia hrdosti, ktorej my, 1ch po
tomkovia nemame moznost Ger
pat ziadnej mravnej silly -
Ach, vari to nechceme, ably hi
storia o.nas takto nehanblive ho-
vorila Me, nechceme. My chce-
me zit Teda ked'. zit', vystdpme
na pole cinnosti, prihla-me sa do
nasej vsenarodnej ustanovizne -
Slovenskej Ligy, zakladajme vsa.
de jej sbory, tvorme V jej kruhu
| politicke kluby, ktorFch pomo
cou napomahajme nasich Puii dc
stat sa ma vyznacne politicke mie
sta, ably SINE vo verejnom ameri
ckom zivote boil znami, a repre-
zentovani. Inac naSe hlasy, alkt
obcanov nesorganizovanych, he
stoja "a fajku mocky. Hocijak,
politicky mockar - ako SINE dnei
= s pohrdlivym usmevom ma
odbavi: .Nepoznam vas, kto st
| Wy! Ak vsak budeme slime politi
cky sorganizovani, pomer sd zvrt
ne prospech mas
| A O to nam ma ist'. To vyzadu
| je surna naprava nasich natera
| rozheganych nekonsolidovanyc
pomerov. -
| Jedina costa vedie k tomu
! Pod tie, Haste sa, stante sa ellen
mi osvedccneJ narodrej ustanc
Wine -, Slovenskej Ligy, ktor
svojimi skvelymi cinami minu
losti Gokazala, co sa da vsetl1
, lzrobit "a a pre- narod, ked' SIN
lv jednom narodnom tabore. re
da, kto ME 81 clenom, clenkyno
a citis, jako citit' mas, ze V Ii
lach tvojich 'prudi krv 'sloyensk;
pod pomahaj niest' kultilrne-po
liticku fakl'u Sl0venskej Lfgy
ktora mech rozohrieva a osvecuj
slovenske srdcia v Amerike: Iii
mret' "a svoj narod!
!; Mementt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
10000 SLOVAKOV
MA SLOVENSKOM DNI
Pol ma sv. omsa sluzena a papez-
ske pozehnanie udelene. Vyse 100
ucastnikov Youngstown a okolia
pritomne. Rev. Krispinsky viedol
& program.

V nedel'u, 4. julia boil Sloven-
sky Den v Clevelande ma pozem-
koch radu slovenskych benedikt1-
nov, Lamontier Ave. a East Bou-
levard S. E., ma ktorom bolo toP-
ko sveta, ako este slovensky Gle
veland nevidel. Odhadnut4 je, re
10000 l'udu bolo prltomne.
Program zapocal sa rano pocho
dom od Kinsman Road ma poem
ky Tu bola sluzend pol ma sv.
omsa Msgrom JOS. f. Smith, ge-
neralnym vikarom clevelandskej
diecezi, ktoremu vypomahali Rev.
Ladislav Necid, cestny diakon;
Rev. August. Tomasek, cestny
,poddiakon; Rev. V. Chaloupka,
diakon; Rev. Frantisek Dubos,
poddiakon a Very Rev. 'Gregor
Vanlscak, prevor benedlktlnske-
no klastora, pomocn1k kazatel.
Rt. Rev. Msgr. NINTH precital i
kabelogram cd osvp. biskupa
Schrembsa Rlmu, ktory znel:
Blahozelanie ku mnohosl 'ubne-
mu zapoeatiu velkej prace, kto-
ra bude znacit' tax mnoho pre-
katolickych Slovakov Amerike.
Svaiy Otec posiela zvlastne po-
soktvo lasky a apostolskeho po-
zehnania 'shromazdenym ma slay-
nostnom dni."
Tou vel 'kou pracou, ktorn spo-
nina biskup Schrembs, je miene-
na vyssia chlapecka skola sloven-
ska pod sprayou Otcov. henediK-
tihov.
Po bohosluzbach boly rozmani-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
Trii 6alsie spolky
' Druzstye Knizzaice
Cislo 500. IKSJ., Politicky Klub
ma Steelton a Spolok Tatra v
Youngstown daily Ia zakladinu
po SO. - 26 spolkov a klubov je
uz u Druzstve.

,Akcia "a Slovenskn Narodnn
kniznicu " Mahoning doline me-
zaspala, ale zije. Prace, spojene S
usporiadanfm TX. Slovenskeho
Dna, trcchu akciu kniznii zatisly
do 1zadia, ale vzdor tomu pokrok
je badatel'ny. Dosial' do Druz-
stva S. N. X. vstnpilo 26 spolkov
a klubov slovenskych. Tieto
spolky a kluby odhlasovaly ma
zakladinu kniznice spolu $430 a
vplatily do pol1ladnice uz 1888.
NajnovSie vstnpily do Druzstva
kniznice tislo 500. I. X. S. j.,
ktori zaplatilo na zakladinu $40
este pred mesiacom a. teraz pri.
sttipil Politicky Klub na Steelton
zaplatenfm .prispevku $40 ma "a
kladinu. Do Druzstva prihlasil sa
al Youngstownsky Podporujdc:
Spoloh Tatra, ktory nedel u od
hlasoval $40 na zakladinu. Vybol
l1niznice rozposlal vyse 20 listo,
spolkom, ably sa prihlasily dt
Druzstva a MET pochybnosti,. Il
sa prihlasia. Dalsim spolkom bu
du listy poslant, akonahle .dosta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
DOM MA PREDAJ

6 izbovy dom knpelnou ga
radzom preda sa lacno, lebo ma
jiteP ide prec. Haste sa u Nick
Mravich, 1926 Gladstone st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
MA PREDAJ

6 izbovy dom so 6 l 70 akrami
zeme pri Southern Boulevard,
Geiger Stop. Ovocie, elektricke
svetlo, vodovod atd'. Hodi sa ma
zeleninovu farmu, kvetinarstvo
alebo hydinarstvo. X voli rychle-
mu predaju prvych $500 kdpi.
Len cast hotovych treba. Haste
sa u w. H. Whiteside, telefony
3S7S1 alebo 2324S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
Drobne ohIasky
Lofty MA PREDAy

Pri Midlothian Blvd, ned 'aleko
Sheet and Tube Works. Vel'miI
lacno. Tiez jeden lot M Reed AN.
v Campbell pri Reed Ave. skole.
Dobre miesto. Martin NJ. Kimko,
ia Reed Ave-, Campbell, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
BULLETIN
SLOW. Ligy
zIT A MRIET IA sVOJET

V tychto SloVach Je Skryta 81
la myslinok, ktora ak je zivote
uvedena, robi pre- ich pestovatepa
divy a ohrnuje no neprekonateP-
nou silou vo svete osvetovo-kul-l
tilrnom. Vychodia tohoto stano-
v;ska Ca pravdiveho) a z osvedce-
nej perspektivy svetovej, nusime
ac neradi uznat', re smysel tych-
to SLOW V ziyot najlepsie vedeli
uviest' " poslednych a davnej-
sich easoch) Germani, ktori sve-
tu = pred rokom 1914 - boil
znami ako silna nakova jedno-
tnosti a hrdosti nacionalnej (na-
rodnej). A Germani,, j ked' i'm
Spojenci vyrazili Wit 'azstvo z ru-
ky, ostavajl al mad 'alej tymi, ci-
mi bell pred svetovou vojnou, t.
]. jednotni, narodne uceleni. =
Bohuzial', Slavianoch - k
nasmu zial u = nemozno tax ho>
vorit'. tt ma vonok pred nepraj-
nixon Slavianstva holubicej, ale
donna, medzi sebou dravej pova-
hy, nevedeli dosiaP nevedia sa
ozbrojit' touto vedncou mySlien-
kou, reprezentovanou Germanmi
a Mneolmi. Svet slaviansky je
obrovsky, vysoko na pocte dust
Germanov prevysujuci, ale harmc
niclSy, jednotnej slozke slabsf,
nezorganizovany. A to uz preco
niekto sa m6ze spytat'. Nuz pre-
til jednoduchu pricinu, re slavian
ske narody nelly a nezij1 V har.
monickej slozke, neplnili a nepl
MIA, t. j. prakticky zivot neu.
vadzaju osvedcene prfslovie: Ktc
chce lit, mech sa kyva!
Vezmime 81 "a priklad odstra.
sujuci mas Samych - Slovakov
My, ami pre- mas po slavnom 1915
roku, bohuzial' dosial' nenaucil
SINE sa davnej krvavo-otrocke.
minulosti zit' zivotom svojskym
Nokol mas, medzi nami v mas G.
Ste dosiaP panuje zlorecena ne
navist', zrada, dskocnost', podli
zovat' sa inym, okraA 'ovat' sa ne
svojskymi nalepkami, drobimt
.syeje silly bratovrazedlnom boj
a nedaJboze skoncentrovat' Sd dc
svojskeho tabora. Su to vSetkt
desne chorobne azjavy, ktor6 mas
narodny vyvin jeho pravom to
~ku zastavujn a jeho prud zaneci
st'uju spinavymi vykalmi, z kto
rej vychodia vypary zlorecenia {
priskoruju narodnn smrt' Slova
kov v Amerike. Inymi slovam
povedano: ci vedome ci nevedo
me pachame narodne harakiry, z;
co mas niekedy mrzko odsudi;
nasi potomkovia. Tito sa budu z;
mas hanbit'. A to je hrozne!
Ci sa nevieme a ci nechcem
spamatat', ci nevidime narodn1
/ smrt', zahubu, do ktorej sa strm
hlav riitime? Ci ME je najsyycho
vanejsl cas-, ably sme vystrazn
volali: Slovaci, SlQvenky, dost
d'alej ME! Zastanme ia kriznycl
cestach SINE synovia a deer,
slovenskeho naroda, nedovol m
spachat' narodnn samovrazdu
Chceme zit' Musime sa kyvat'!
Skaredy zlozvyk nenavisti,
ktoreJ pOvstavaJu tie ySetky d'a
sic choroby nasej narodnej nee
rientacie a neuvedomelosti, sn ur
cinou; re sami seba svoj narod M
pozname, radi "a cudzim bazim,
ako by to, co vlastnime, nebol
krasne a vznesene: ako by sme
nj neboli prastarym narodom.
Bratia, sestry v narode! Dok,
dyze chceme kulhat'? Doked
chceme sa necinne pozerat', ak
nase silly postupne slabnn? d.
kedy chceme napomahat' mas
rozdrobenost'? Dokedy chcem
ostat' spoluvinnfkmi nasej rozk,
danosti? Dokdy chceme ostat' n,
cinnl? Dokedy sa mechanic yyk,
,..-f'oy,4, ;x,I.>,0 na1xnJ,x IL 49,,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
City Items

Raymond Mclaughlin. son of Mir. and Mrs. Patrick J. Mclaughlin of I2& Hayes street celebrated his 5th birthday al his home Sunday after noon. The homo was decorated in yellow and pink. Refreshments were served and games played. Raymond received many gifts
 St Elmo lodge, K. Of P. will meet tomorrow evening and will confer the rank of esquire on severa! candidates. A large delegation from Hartford is oNpcatel to attend. Tn" h%-!aws committee willmeet tonight at th" office Of Gordon and Kelly in thr Lconarl building.
 Mrs. Earl Van Buskirk Of Ten Acr, road left on Sunday for Sapul- pa, Okla. 10 attend the funeral Of hor mother. Mrs, Matthew Sieben. which takes place today Beside Mrs. Van BuskrE, Mrs, Siebcn leaves three other daughters and a son. Mrs. Van Ruskrk will stay in Sa- pulDa for ahout two weeks.
 Officer ANDl Carlson notified po- lice headquarters at 7'25 o'clock this morning that water was coming through th" pavement in front ot Al Arch street. The message was transmitted to the water department
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
ONE DAY FUNERAL
 STRIKE IS FAILURE
(Tontinuod From First Page)

Holloway said he had received his expenses but no salary from the union and that he had been sent to New York at union expense.
 "What did they teach you?" Hol- loway was asked by Hummer Stew art, defense counsel.
 "They taught us there was no God. to do away with marriage laws, and overthrow the government" he re- piled. E What did they say about the government ?"
 Some said throw it out and some said sweep it out"
 Fought Over Telegram
 Holloway told of having fight with union members because tcle- gram urging organization with Ne groes was stolen.
 Several I.oray mill employees in cluding the time keeper testified that Holloway was at work at the mill all night.
 Several other Loray employees were questioned and swore that A. Gammornead, superintendent, who late yesterday admitted being at the Lodge home in Gastonia when the three men were kidnaped, was at the mill at hours when it was alleged he was with the mob that took Wells. Lcll and Saylor to Cabarrus county. Morohead yesterday testified he at tempted to prevent the mob doing any violence.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17

workmen and one woman were missing.
 Tom Lopez, driving car down Sulphur mountain pass, ran head on into the sweeping flames, anl was seriously burned about the face before he could escape. Roy and Paul Costello. oil company cm- ployes, escaped death by crouchinS beneath two automobile bodies and allowing the flames to jump over them. They reported that rabbits and rats which had crawled in with them were overcome by the heat.
 The fire started in Sisar canyon near the E. l.. Doheny mansion. the wind carried the flames away from the mansion.
 United States Forester sam r. Trimmer directed 200 fire fighters from government airplanc, in which he circled continuously over the burning district while the fire was at it's height. County wardcns on the ground. carrying out his or dcrs, surrounded the fire.
 Ventura and highways leading to if. appeared 10 have been visited by a snowstorm as white ashes drifted down from the blaze
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
Bomb Misses Trolley,
 Tears Alley Gate Down

Now Orleans. Sept. r l40 - A street car strike vandal threw a bomb at city Park street ear ".rl} today but missed the car Tu" bomb exploded against an iron .ilny gate at the residence Of Yrs Hazel Lowers, in St. Louis street.
 Whom the ear reached the point o man from the sidewalk hurled '0" bomb. which cleared the root Of the car The explosion ripped tho iron gate off its hng,s, tore ur brick foundations and broke win low panrs
 No one Vas hurt The boml throWor escaped
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
JAPAN WILL SEEK HIGH SHIP RATING
 IN NAVAL FARLEY
(Continued From First Page)

Yesterdays authoritative survey was received in official quarters here without surprise. since the Japanese ambassador in London has kept the government fully informed of tho progress of the Macdonald Dawes conversations.
 Cabinet Considers situation
 The cabinets regular meeting his morning was largely occupied with the naval question on which Ad- miral Takarabc, minister Of marine made d report,
 The afternoon papers published what purported to be an outline of Admiral Takarabes report, He vas reported to have said that Japan must consider the American first class cruiser strength. if carry ing S-inch guns, as the standard for her claim 10 a 70 per cent ratio.
 Hence Japan would build two cruisers beyond her current pro gram if the American limit IS placed -as IS lu,o00-ton cruisers, or fCr cruisers beyond the program if the American limit is set at T lu,000- ton cruisers.
 Japan is willing to scrap approx imately 17.oop tons Of deatroyers, leaving her lo5,og0 tons, If the Anglo-Amcrican limit IS fixed at 150,00o tons.
 Japan IS opposed 10 the abolition or drastic reduction, of submarines, which she considers the most efioc- tive weapon against d superior fleet
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
oil Tank liXDIOsIes

Ventura. Cal. Sept. F PI-A fi"" that started from a broken electric power line and whipped it;>t Ito 1000 acre inferno when fed by boiling oil from a tank that eXplod- cd from the resulting heat threat cned the home of Santa Paula canyon near here today. A force of 200 men was battling to save the homes after police had ordered them vacated as a safety measure.
 Damage estimated at about $2- 0O0. GOO had been done by the blaze and It still was burning with terri fife force, although it had ten par tially controlled. Fire wardcns sad that many homes still were in dan ger but that they hoped to entirely subdue the blaze before it had de- stroyed much more property.
 The fire started yesterday five miles north Of Santa Paula and swept toward the canyon, soon cut ting a path two miles wide an,l about five miles along. Ranch houses, oil derrichs and other pro- perty went up in fa!les.
 When the blaze reached the sum- init of Sulphur mountain tank containing .000 barrels Of oil boil. cd over from the heat and sent q black tide of liquid fuel into the valley below. The fire picked ur the oil and rolled toward the resi- dcntial section of the canyon. Fire vacated homes unless the wind fav- ored the fire.
 Three Are Missing
 Fire wardcns reported that two
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
TRYING FOR COMPROMISE
 ON ANDREWS STORE FIGHT
Maps and Sketches Being Prepared For Consideration By Rcmon- strants in Bciyidcrc.

Attorney Israel Nair is having plot maps and sketches prepared to be submitted to Attorney Monroe $. Gordon, counsel for objectors to the Andrews store on Stanley street, in an effort to reach an agreement on the reopening of Andrews place of business,
 Mr. Nair is counsel for Charles s. Andrews who is the owner of the store, one of the smallest in the city. Its proximity to the State Normal school and to many residences re- suited in a protest, based on a claim that the store had been closed for more than year and could not be re-opencd under the terms of the zoning act. This claim of law was denied by Lawyer Nair. A recent hearing before the board of adjust mcnt was halted by Chairman J. F.. Cooper with a suggestion that q com- promise be attempted by construct ing new building some distanc" Lack from the street line. Attor- hey Nairs move is in that direction.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17

garding the progress of the negotia- tions of the past three months. In fact words of gratitude were ut tered concerning the patient man. ner in which the British home and overseas press had consented to wait for the information.
 Position Briefly Outlined
 The British and American naval position. as concerned with the pros pectivc agreement. is briefly as fol- lows. according to the statement is sued here:
 Great Britain desires 50 cruisers, divided into two catagories, namely eight inch and six inch gun carriers. Fifteen eight inch and B six inch gun cruisers would make a total ton mage Of &9,00O.
 The United States wants 36 cruisers, 2t eight inch gun car ricrs ard 15 six inch carriers. these vessels having a larger tonnage than corresponding British units. thus giving America 315,o0o in tonnage.
 Thus the disputed margin between in" two countries is three eight inch cruisers and tonnage of l5.000. Great Britain has suggested total American cruiser tonnage be placed at &0o0O0
 On all other naval catcgories con- pletc agreement has been reached Battlcships were dealt with at the Washington arms conference De- stroycrS involve q wider settlement than Anglo American agreement. The two countries are agreed that submarines can be completely elim- mated from their navies.
 It is realized that Anglo agreements must be in consonance with decisions taken at the five power conference to be called this winter. The year 1886 has been sug- gested as the standard year to which naval agreements would be extended but the Briti9h authorities hope the state of the world will per init still further revision before that time.
 The British dominions beyond the seas were freely consulted during the negotiations. and it was assumed throughout that the British empire and its whole fleet was a naval unit.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17
Ontario Election Date
 Set As 30th of October

Toronto, Ont, Sept. 17 P)-Days of speculation were ended last night with Premier G. H. Ferguson's an- nouncement that a general election in Ontario would be held on Octo- Der 30 and today plans for the cam paign were in course of preparation by the leaders and organizers of the three political parties in the province.
 Dissolution of the 17th legislature was officially brought about ycstcr- day.
 This was followed today by the issuance of the premicr's manifesto in which he promised program of expansion.
 The standing of the parties at the time of dissolution was as follows:
 Conservatives 75; liberals 16; pro- gressives H. independent liberals 1 united farmers :. Vacancies 3.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-17

moned q new group of talesmen for today, in case the first group was exhausted. More than GO of special panel of l34 were examined yester- day before seven jurors Were select ed.
 Jurors Chosen Yesterday
 The jurors chosen yesterday were: No. l. Edward C. Rossmastcr, sill; manufacturer. IS Circle Road, Scars dale, N. Y. Married and father of four children. No 2, James Fleming, retired grocer, of Mamaroneck. Married. No. 3. Paul Londenau. builder, 572 Union avenue, Peekskill. Married father of five children.
 No. 4, Ruben Duancy, real cstat! man of Rye.
 No. ,. r. Herman krauskopf clothier, of Fountain Place, Ne" Rochelle.
 No. 6, Emmett l.. Reed, vice pres ident of Grassmcre Hall apartment in Now Rochelle. married. No. [. H. C0clackcr, piano re- rairman, 32 Merritt avenue, Tucka- lioe, Married.