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La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Haeana, Mayo Gran MI
nero de personals v~isitaron a.
yer ell buque escuela Juan Sc
bastian Elcano, de la marina
de guerra ~espanola.
La tripulaci6n del buque a.
tendi6 al publico ensenandole
todos los departamentos del
barco.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

TODD ell gran mundo piensa
darse eta para la noche del
dia II de los corrientes, en- Ell
salon del palacio de las 10
gias Unidas," con motive de
celebrarse en- esa fecha ell
grandioso bale titulado mo
che International"
Dos orquestas seran las en-
cargadas de darle cumplimien
to al extenso programa que Sc
ha confeccionado por los sim
paticos y diligentes muchachos
que integran la "Secci6n de
Recreo'': Glenn Kay" y la del
professor Jose Goyanes.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Otra fiesta que hay en- pers-
pectiva Y que esta llamada a
ser un verdadero ac6ntecimien
to sociaf es la que esta prepa-
rando la "Secci6n de Damas
de La Fraternidad", en- COO
peraci6n con la "Secci6n de
Propaganda" Tn magnffico
picnic" en- la playa de "Ro-
cky Point, ell dfa rs del mes
en- curse.
De este gran dia campestre
SECURE informando.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Habana, Mayo Contra
rio a la voiuntad del pueblo,
segdn algunOs peri6dicos, ell Sc
nado rechaz6 anteayer ell pro-
veto para reorganizar los par
tidos politicos.
Este quita una nueva oportu
nidad q los Nacionalistas que
preside Mendoza.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Ell viernes 9 de mayo, Sc cum
plen 81 amos de la fundaci6n
de la prestigiosa Logia "Jose
Gonzalez Curbelo No. 4, de la
Orden Caballero de la Luz,
Y para conmemorar tan hermo
sa fecha Sc ha dispuesto por ell
alto "Comjt6" que Sc celebre
un bale ese dia, a las nueve de
la noche, en- su propia casa, en-
la Is Ave. y Gale 16.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Satisfechos Y contentos estan
todos los muchachos que pert
necen a la poderosa y valien+e
Agrupaci6n la Columna", p0r
que va tienen asegurado ell exito
de ia function que ell pr6ximo do
mingo celebraran en- ell teatrc
del Centre Asturiano," con Ia
zarzuela espanola LAS Corsa-
rias."
Antonio Mesa su ,presidente y
enthusiastic ciubman, ha dicho que
en- estas classes de funciones tea
trales, organizadas por Asocia-
clones Independence, Sc habra
de batir un record.
Y cuando Antonico 10 ha pro-
fetizado, gran conocedor de
~nuestra sociedad, la realidad ten
dra que sonreirle.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Para conmemorar ell dfa de
los obreros Sc dara esta noche
en- ell Temple del proletariado
una gran function gratis.
Trabajara la Compania de
j6venes aficionados que en- ell
teatro de dicho Temple viene
actuando a satisfaction del pu
blico que concurre todos los
domingos.
Sc pondra en- escena la va
liente y bien escrita comedia,
original de aquel Unfortunate
joven que Sc llam6 Julio Anto-
MO Mella, Eel Beso Rojo."
Terminara Ell espectaculo
con simpaticas variedades.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Va en- New York miles de
hombres, algunos de ellos j6ve-
mes y fuertes, son alimentadoS
por instituciones de carload.
Hemos visto fotografias to-
madas mientras los pobres, los
sin trabajo, CONTAIN Y Sc sentian
"yencidos" V humillados
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Como vfctimas de los desma-
mes del gobiern0 del Oral. Ma
chado, Octavio Seigle, eta a las
sigrientes organizaciones obre-
ras de Cuba: Confederation Ma
cionaI Obrera, Federation Obre
ra de la Habana, Union de Ope-
rarlos de la Industrial de Som =
breros, Union de Empleados DE-
Cafes, SYNDICATE de Motoristas
v Conductors, Gremio de Pana-
deros, SYNDICATE de Obreros de-.
Ramo de Calzado, Union de O.
breros de la Havana Electric,
Sindicato Obrero Textil. Union
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Sc prepare otra "romeria" pa
ra ell domingo II, en- la playa de
"Rocky Point" a b~eneficio de
todas las Logias de Tampa per-
tenecientes a la "Orden de los
Caballeros de la Luz"
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

te de Nicaragua, ~trayendo CO.
rrespondencia.
No Sc cree que ell coronel ira
te de hacer en- diez horas ell
vuelo que hace dias hiciera de
aqui a Panama.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01
MATRIMONIOS

Paul Mcdonald, "a, y Ethel
Hicks, "a; Frank Milioto,
%, Y Rosa Sciortino, 20.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

A fines de mario estaban sin
traoajo en- Inglaterra, segdn ell
gobierno laborista de Mac Do
maid, $4,000 hombres, 439
mil BAG mas que en- la misma fe-
cha ell ano pasadO.
A esta sitdaci6n hizo frente
ell gobierno aumentando ell fou-
do para los sin trabajo con diez
millones dc libras esterlinas.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Sera el domingo Y en- la bella
sala de fiesta del Centre Astu
riano" ell bale organizado por
los j6venes que constituyen la
"Secci6n Atletica de dicha soc;e
dad asturiana.
A. de Ia Pe1d.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Las autoridades de New York
esperan que Jos "roJos" no albo-
rotten hoy; pero ell comisionado
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Tambien esta noche cele-
bran una bonita fiesta bailable
las gentiles muchachas que
componen la "Secci6n de Da-
mas del Centre Espanol" en- ell
salon del palacio de la Ia. ave.
) Gale 16.
Ell bale tiene IN nombre:
Ia Esperanza." Lo ameniza-
i Ia orquesta de Manolo San
oheZ.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Habana, Mayo Eel azG-
car Sc vendi6 aver en- New
York, con derechos pagados, a
1888 centavos por libra, una
nueva baja.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Habana Mayo Los ira
bajadores cubanos celebraran
hoy varios actos para CONNIE
moran ell Primero de Mayo.
La policia tiene confianza en-
que la tranquilidad no sera al
terada.
Pediran los obreros al go
bierno que sea levantada la
clausura que contra varias or
ganizaciones dictara ell gober-
nador de la provincial, ST.. Ruiz.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Madrid, Mayo lei gobier-
no IA manifestado que no prohl
bira las conferencias publicas
La gaceta., 1930-05-01
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

que los politicos quieren otre,
Ger; pero exigira a estos que no
lancen insultos personales.
Deben exponerse ideas, doc
trinas,-declaro ell Oral. Beren'
guer-y no insult0s.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Madrid, Mayo 1.--Temese
que los estudiantes efectIen de-
mostraciones en- varias ciuda-
des de Espana.
Ell gobierno esta resuelto a
domino rios alborotos sin con-
templaciones de ninguna cla-
Sc.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Madrid, Mayo1.-Ha llegado
a Marruecos, procedente de Els
pafa, ell alto comisario, Gra2.
Jordana.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Habana, Mayo 1.-An1ncia
Sc que ell coronel Lindbergh lie
CARA aqui ell viernes, %proceden-
La gaceta., 1930-05-01

Madrid, Mayo, 1.-Esperase
que ell primero de mayo no de III
gar a des6rdenes en- Barcelona.
Ell gobierno ha tornado medA-
daS extraordinariaS para pro
teger la tranquilidad.
La gaceta., 1930-05-01
s @ | A [ E s

Els de pension y la entrad'
costara cincuenta centavos.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
City Items

A regular meeting of Court Co., lun ba, Catholic Daughters of Amer iea, will be held at 7:3o o'clock to- night at the K Of C. club rooms. Bridge and whist will be played after the meeting.
 Miss Mary O'Neill Of Allen street entertained at supper and bridge last evening in honor of Mrs. A. J. Basso of Holland, Micn.
 The police were notified today Of the suspension of the operator licenses of Paul Wotkiewich of 27 Allen street and Teofl GaIda of s1 Silver street.
 Miss Esther Shapiro Of 13s North street, a member of this years Sen for High school graduation class, is working part time as secretary to Attorney Irving I, Eachlin. She will have the regular position after her graduation
 r. C. Mackay Of Mackay & Wal lin and Mrs, MacKay are spending vacation in Rome, N. Y,
 Valkyriar lodge. 0, Of V, will meet tomorrcw night Tn Vega hall. A clas. of candidates will be initi- Ated and the drill team from leg ner lodge will confer the degree. A memorial service for all the de- ceased members will be held.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Real Estate News
Warranty


 Louie S. lone. to Axel F. Nelson Corbin avenue.
 Philip Bardeck to Josephine P Epson. Shuttle Meadow avenue Josephine P. Upson to Philip Bar. deck. Shuttle Meadow avenue, Fred A. Parsons 10 Patsy Tomeo Sheffield street
 Otto A. Anderson 10 New Britair General hospital. Hart street Walter P, Occupin to New Britain General hospital, Griswold street. Louie S, Jones to Axel F. Nelson Hazelnere road,
 Mortgage
 Patsy Tomeo TO Fred A. Parsons S400 Sheffield street
 Anthony Ceskovich 10 New Brit ain Trust Co.,, sl,5oo, Kenslngton street.
 Philip Bardeck. ct ux. 10 Burritt Savings bank, ssooo, Shuttle Mea- dow avenue.
 Louis Dubovy to Burritt Savings bank, slo.o0o, Salley street Andrew F. Benktson to Stafford Savings bank. s425o, Buell. street Axel F, Nelson to Louie S Jones Corbin avenue
 Iosephine P. unsen to Trustees Of Jerome Home, s2oooo. Shuttle Mea- dow, avenue.
 Philip Bardeck, et ux, 10 san1uel waskowitz, ss,oo0, Shuttle Meadow avenue.
 MchAel Cefaratti to John civetta $50, PleAsant street.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
FORMER MEMBER
 0F COUNCIL DIES
Rebert Uno Johnson Represented Second Ward in 1M9-14

tno Robert Johnson, aged 55, one Of the most prominent Swedish resi- dents of this city, died this morn ing at his home, 737 Arch street, after an illness of almost two years. In public life he served as a coun- cilman from the second ward from 1909 to 1914. He was employed by the Stanley Rule & Level CO. for almost 40 years
 Mir Johnson was born in Sweden but came to this city in his youth. Soon after his arrival here he took an interest Tn city affairs and poll tics and vas widely known in rhuni- cipal circles about Is years ago. His personality won him many friends and supporters in politics,
 He was active in Swedish organ izations and was a charter member of Andre lodge, l. o. o. I. and the Norden lodge I o. G. T He was a member of these organizations for many years and at one time was a past grand of Andre lodge. He was also affiliated with the Norden Sick Benefit society.
 Besides his wife. Mrs. Emrr1 g Johnson, he is survived by a daueh- ter, Miss Estelle Johnson a sister, Mrs George Day of Plainville; a brother, Andrew Johnson of this city and a sister and two brothers in Sweden.
 Funeral arrangements, in charge of Erickson & Carlson. are inconi- plete.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
POLICE GRATEFUL
 ID THEIR CHIEF
Appreciate His Efforts Toward
 Three Platoon System

Mem bers Of the regular police de- partment at a meeting this after noon voted appreciation to Chief William C. Hart for his efforts to establish the three platoon system in the department, This recommenda- tion was contained in the recent an nual report Of the chief.
 The following delegates were ap- pointed 10 attend the annual police mems convention: Otis Hopkins, John Griffin, Peter Skirkopski. Will liam J, Mccarthy and William Me Murray.
 Thomas Dolon vas appointed manage Of the baseball team and the following committee will take charge of arrangements for the pro- posed game with the team of the Meriden police department. IT was voted to ask the commission for per mission to play the game.
 The policemen drew for their an nual vacations al the conclusion of the meeting. Chief Hart presided.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
BONDS UNCHA1V(HD
 M QUIET MARKET
l'pleal M-Sammsr LAI Hits
 Exchange List 1ete7

New York. June Cp-The som nolent course pursued today by the listed bond market Has reminiscent Of the mid summer dullness which traders anticipa1e
 Few bonds showed any disposition to reach higher levels and the quiet trading that has characterized the weeks activity. was not disturbed by further indications Of super -abun- dance Of money at loH rates or the prospect that credit conditions will assume even an easier tone next week.
 Bank Rates Cut
 Leading New Tork dealers in bankers accept.nces'cut rates On all maturities IS of one per cent to- ,day, folloMins q similar pairing yes terday The nev}rates off2 l-4 and 2s1..Stner. cent'for 30 50 apdi 90 day naturities and slighty higheritor longer periods are tie lowest since 1a24
 The quiet bond trading today ex- tended to all e4cept aster issues. and few changes resulted in the carly. trading
 Activity centered in stock priv llege issues such as Baltimore < Ohio 4hs, General Theaters es and Warner Brothers which inclined up ward and few domestic and for eign bonds Heavy trading continued in National Dairy 1-4s and Erie 5e, which were steady The foreign group maintained its frmness as It awaited the introduction of the Ger man annUities issue. Latest reports are that definite announcement of terms of the S300,00o,oo0 issue will be made Saturday
 L. S. Issues Fair
 United States governments were in fair demand but sales were con- fined largely to Liberty issues which were steady. The only new offer inss today were municipal issues and totaled about s2,oo0,0oQ A bankins syndicate headed by banks, Huntley 6 Co, is offering s25oo,- 1oo S 1-2 per cent convertible gold iebentures of the Signal Oil &- Gas company. The bonds are priced al 100 and accrued interest
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Officers Arm Broken
 In Clash With Reqan

Norwalk, June P-Officer Harry. Fuller, who shot and killed William Resan, q carnival promoter in scuffle here Tuesday night, sus- talned q broken left arm in the melee. H-ray pictures revealed to- day Fuller Is confined to the Nor wals hospital with the broken arm and numerous bruises and abras<ns suffered when he was beaten with the, night club that had been taken away from him By Regan. Fuller was arrestink Began for dtsttuirb- ance at tne' time.
 Fuller is eSPected to leav. the hospital in time to attend the sec. ond session Of the inqIest into Re san's death. which viii be held. in Norwalk sa.urday At the first 'sas- sion yesterday d number of wit Assses told Coroner John J. Phelan that he Killed Began in selt.deteense
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Revised World War
 Bill in Committee

Washington, June H,--A re- vlsed World VAT veterans com pInsation Dill estimated to cost s73.- o6o.oooa year was virtually com pleted by the senate fnanee com nittEe today. buts q vote on approval VAS deferred until tomorrow.
 Iht measure modlhes the house hill' passed s'nonth aso, but retains the Rankin anendtasnt, lieeralisins existing law by a1y1neins to Janu- aIy,l, 1850. the tims. in which dis abilities may be presumed to have had service :cenneetiop,
 It Also provides aaaluonai bene- fits by addihE 3 number Of diseases for which veterans may ree.ive conpensation as well at'hoepitali1a- ton.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
CURB PRICES DROP
 IN LIS7LESS DAY
@s SAsw @ly Tendency to MAV-hYetme8t Trusts Fall

New York. June s Gp-Ths line of least resistance was downward on the curb market today. Oil stocks were virtually the lone participants Tn an upturn at the opening, but this group encountered prott-takink on the signs Of weakness elsewhere in the list.
 Operators on the bear side con centrated their efforts on a few stocks, notably Transamerica and Goldman Sachs Trading, both of which broke to new lows for the year, The former, after selling down to 57. rallAd on an announcement by Elishs Walker, it's chairman, that it vas expected the regular quarterly dividend Of 4o cents q share would be declared at the directors meet. ing next week
 Some Leaders Drop
 Liquidation in the utilities pushed some of the; leaders down a couple of points, Electric Bond < share breaking more than two below the Wednesday close, Unred Gas was of about q point,
 The early rally in the oils carried Cosden somewhat above yesterdays S final quotation but 1t surrendered a point or so. Vacuum, Houston and Standard Of Indiana also drifted lover Cities Service was heavily sold 4ndsyielded a point finding a resls- tance point at 3o
 Lone Star Gas Rises
 Lone Star Gas, in which unsted Lisht,& .Ipwer,is satd to be seeking sdbstaniiAl interesr, was one Of the few strong spots A 0 smith, which is reported to be profting from the denland. . for steel pipe, broke nearly, points on q small st hlt. more than made up it's loss in subsequent dealings Deere was ir- regular but tended lower, Techni. color vas also h.avy
 Call money renewed on the curb at } l-2 per. cent.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Recovering From Hurts
 In Kensin9t0n Accident

Anthony 1unani ot 1e1 Whiting street is recovering today from slight injuries sustained when the car in which h. was riding. and which was being driven by Tony Bernali, collided with large sedan being driven by Dr A. B Johnson on Hirh street, Kensington, Wed nesday night.
 Bernalis car wa. reduced 10 junk by the force Of the impact while the doctors car suffered only slight dam age.
 The accident occurred at \ point slightly south of the farm of Fred Crane. Both drivers were proceeding, according to their statements, at 8. speed not exceeding IS miles an hour, but because Of the poor vis- bility al the scene Of the Accident the crash was unavoidable.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Points of Order Raised

Washineton June S.-Ip-The rnuddled tariff situation ga. further confused today by points Of order raised against the conference re- port embodying the bulk Of the rate sections
 The question of returning the measure again 10 the conferees lay with Vice President Curtis who took an objection raised by Senator Ba.kl.y democrat, Kentucky under advisehient for overnight study and | decision today,
 Barkley contehded the conferees exceeded their authority in drafting the watch and clock paragraphs. A similar point Of order against tho conference cherry rates also was ready for submission today.
 A decision from Curtis upholdins Tarkley's point meant, unles. voted down by the senate, confused sit uation in the house That branch of congress las approved the conter- ence report in question and dis charged its eonferees A conference "Ould nave u Ds dppOllll- d again and such action f4ced points Of order from democratic nen1b
 Try to Save Time
 For the purpose Of saving time and bringing the two sections of the conference report to a vote with no intervening debate, the report etl- bodyihg the rate schedules was taken up by the senate late yesterday and tn other section. including the dis puted flexible clause and the lumber tariff, vas tenn porarily laid aside.
 The closenes5 Of the prospective balloting was accentuated by an in ouiry from Senator Harrison, demo- crat, Mississippi, if the republican leaders were willing to arrange pairs for absent opponents of the bill. Re publican Leader Watson and Chair man Srnoot Of the finance committee replied they were not prepared to discuss such an arrangement and indicated they wanted every vote they could possibly ge,
 speculation as to the hllls ulti- mate fate at the White House con- tinued today, induced by an an. nouncement that Presideht Hoover ls keeping an open mind On the question of signing or vetoins the measure
 Y was said he would make thor ough exAmiation of it's many provi- sions with the assistance Of de>.rt- mental experts and then reach oecislon on what it's disposition would be-
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
New $. A. R. Official
 Foas,d Dead in Bed

Asbury Park, \. J, June LP,-- Park Mathe eson Of Raleigh, N. C, newly elected vice presidsnt general of. the Sons Of the American Revo- lution, was found dead.i bed today at his hotel. He vac ss years old
 The body was found by Dr. D. T, sWithwick of. Louisours, \. C., with whom Matthewson roorned. Physi- c,Ans said MAtthewson had been dtsd since midnight and that he died of a heart attack.
 Mitthevson was Assistant director Of. the department Of cons.rvation a1d development of North Carolina and former president Of his state $ $. A R. chapter, He IS survived by his widow and three children.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Mss Rittner Engaged
 To Lester C. Curtis

MT. and Mrs Fred W Rittner Of 500 stanley street today announced the ehEhfenent Of their daughter, Edith B. Rittner, to Lester G Cur tie, son .of Mir, and Mrs L. P, Curtis Of Hsrtto.d,
 Aiss. Rittaer hae been secretary to >Attornsy Alhtrt'A. Gteenbers for the pest four,years. andSis well known locally MT Curtis is connected.vith the Standard Oil Go in Hartford Ne was 2 former resident of this .otty and is I nephew Of ex.Mayor o F Curtis
 No date ha. been get for the we'd ding.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

rectins the destinies Of the world { largest bsnk-the Chase Nationa bank of the city Of New York, Sev- enteen directors who sat either on the. board Of the Chase or the Equit- able Trust which recently were merged. have been dropped, and two new directors added - Robert C. Stanley, president Of Internatlona Nickell and John (, Ira phaeen. for mer Equitable vice president. The Natlenal City bank. second largest, has only o7 directors
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Jawbone Not Fractured
 In Attack OR M'Kird,

A-rayi photographs taken of thc jaw Of Norman Mckirdy of Hamil, tton street have disclosed that that bose was not frac.ured when Mir Mckirdy was beaten and robbed nssr Whites crossing, Plainville, on Monday. It IS believed that the To- cal man Ess assaulted with a rub Der hose, and for some time it was feared that his jawbone, which he had fractured reeently.in q falls ha l been broken again, Mir. Mtkirdy is now recoyerlng at his home
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
rRAAsyE1 BAIANcE Treasury saance sIoo's5a.34
aA Street Briefs

New York June DP-The Good wear Tire X Rubber co. announces that improved nisnufacturihs. meth ods and, lower, ,cost of raw materials permit reduction in prices Of tires which will be passed on to the pub lie effective today The anaounce- nent said that the cut brings the price of-Goodyear tires,ro the lowest insthe hlstery. of the. industrv with mileages considerably greater than ever before The coEapanv Will gart censtruction otia taetory In Argen- tina July. It rlll na1e a c.pae,ty of loto tires andf,ubes each, daif1.
 The CuHssWrisht Corporation. says .President ( M Keys, rsd1ced it's bank loa n. from s4Fs5 .oyoo 10 s:7so'ooo .estveent peeem ber 31 and MaE..31 and.a further material re ductlon # anticipated within a few weeks.
 A ner ssue ofe,7 s2o,noo Federal Intermediate crsdit Bank 1.4 Der cent denentures maturins Tn from six 10 nine months i. being placed at par through the fiscal agent at New York rfe. loan Is ,chiefWin the nature ot banking transaction
 The tinted Light 6- Power Com pany IS neEotiatins according 10 un- cohfrnable reports. to acquire a large interest in the. Lone Star Gas Corporation, s sl0o,ooo.ooo corpora tion The United 'comp.riy, controlled by the Eaton interests Of Cleveland, hopes. reports said, to obtain work ins control Of Lone Star.
 The Continental Diamond Fiber Company had added three units, through acquisition of the Irvington varnish & 1n.ulator co Of New Jer- sey Ftbroc Insulation Company of Indiana, and the Chicago Mica Com pany. a repert to the New York stock exchange has disclosed
 Output Of Electric Utilities report ing to the National Electric Light assooiation sh6ued an increase of .,x-tenths Of one per cent during the week ended May B over the Corresponding period in 1929,
 The new electric welding mlll Of the Republic Steel corporation at Youngstown, 0, will start operations June according i'd present plans,
 Eishty-four Of the nations hnsn- clal and business leaders join ID d.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Bt TIER HELD RESPONSIBLE

New Haven. June , GP-Charles Butler, a driver employed by a local baking company today was held cririnally responsible in 4 finding issued by Coroner J. C.. Cor riEan for the death On May II of Daniel J Murphy Of HAnden. An automobile accident involving cars driven by Butler and Murphy re- suited in the latters death,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
ARREST EXPLOSIVE MAILERs

Turin, ltaly, June , tPl-With the Arrest Of Carlo Quesada and his wife the Turn police today expressed be lief they had solved the mystery of 30 explosive packages sent through the malls in recent months causing the injury Of many persons as well as several fires.
 The police said Quesads sent the packages to personal enemies as well as indlscrlrlnately
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
ASSEMBLIES 4 ARE FORBIDDEN

Munich, Bavaria. June tP-The government has forbidden all open air assemblies. processIons or pa cal groups in distinctive uniform like clothins
 Numerous recent clashes between hostile political groups were held re sponslhle for the order