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New Britain herald., 1930-10-14

The train will reach Detroit Sat- urday, final rites will be held in the First Presbyterian church, and burial will be in the McRae farsily plot.
 The Boy Scouts of America. of which Col. McRae was a national vice president and for years a lead ing benefactor. will pay homage to him as the funeral train proceeds from San Diego to Detroit. At each station, troops of scouts will stand at attention while the train passes.
 Hundreds of San Diego Scouts at- tended funeral services at Col. Me- Rae's home yesterday. The services were conducted by Rev. Roy Camp bell of the First Congregational church and were attended by busi- ness and professional leaders of the city.
 Col. McRae's two daughters, Mrs. Richmond Temple of London and Mrs. Howard Henderson of New York, and his grandson, John Paul Scripps, will accompany the body to Detroit.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
DEN0UNCES
 H00VER'S MESSAGE
Says President Has Violated His
 Oath Of Office

Washington, Oct. 14 P-The lan- guage chosen by President Hoover in a message to American Lutherans for the anniversary this month of the Protestant reformation has brought denunciation from a Catholic source.
 Father John J. Burke, secretary of the National Catholic Welfare conference issued a statement last night asserting MT. Hoover had clearly violated the spirit if not the letter of his oath of office" in a brief greeting the chief executive wrote for the American Lutheran. church publication.
 An immediate answer came from the presidents secretary, George Akerson:
 Any such suggestion or implica- tion as that made by Father Burke, ? he said, lis an injustice both to the presidents own sentiments and the complete religious tolerance he has always felt and has always advocated both publicly and privately"
 Father Burke said the president had insulted millions of Americans but held 1t more important that he had congratulated one particular re- iigious body "on the changes 1t in troduced from older conceptions of religion and government"
 Text of Letter
 q send cordial greetings to the Americans of Lutheran faith who are celebrating on October 31st the anniversary of the Protestant re- formation and the Tooth anniversary of the reading of the Augsburg con- fession, from which date so many of the changes in point of view from older conceptions both of religion and government.
 "The effects of these historical events are reflected in our national life and institutions, in religion through the predominant numbers of adherents to Protestant faiths and
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14

near Sturgis, Mich, as they fled to- ward Indiana after robbing the east end branch of the Old Mechanics Trust & Savings bank in Battle Creek of $4.0O0 yesterday afternoon.
 The loot, according to the confess sions of the men, was recovered. Martin fired the three shots which struck Trooper Burke in the neck, causing instant death. Burke. they said. overlook them on his motor cycle. They halted, Burke ap- preached the car on foot and started questioning them. Gallagher, who was driving, drew his pistol. Burke knocked it aside and Martin. draw ing his gun. killed the trooper.
 After shooting down Burke, Mar tin and Gallagher continued south ward.
 Near the Indiana line their car be- came overloaded and they abandon ed 1t. They were walking down the road when Troopers Daniel Wurz- berg of Bay City and Edward Free man of Jackson overlook them. Martin attempted to draw his gun. One of the troopers fired, striking him in the foot and inflicting painful but not serious wound, then the fugitive surrendered.
 The troopers returned them to Centerville, county seat of St. Jo- seph county in which the staying of Burke occurred.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
Nanchang Evacuated as
 Communists Near City

Kiukiang. China, Oct. 14 CP1The evacuation of Nanchang, capital Of Kiangsi province, which was threat ened by communists late Saturday. was completed today. Practically all missionaries and other foreigners have gathered here, awaiting devel- opments.
 Reds continued to threaten Man. chang, but have failed to attack the city. Meager advices Southern Kiang- si province confirmed the capture and partial destruction of Kianfu and eighboring towns by the reds.
 Dispatches from Wusueh. Hupeh province stated communist shore batteries yesterday shelled Chinese commercial steamer several miles above that city on the Yangtse river. The steamer managed to escape ser ious damage, however.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
COTTON DEALERS
 ;. URGED ID ASSIST
Lamont, Legge and Williams
 Address Representatives

New Orleans, Oct. IA P - Scores of cotton merchants, manufacturers. and bankers embarked today upon a program of confidence in the cotton industry calculated to revive the price of cotton to a cost plus basis.
 A cooperative platform adopted almost unanimously last night in a meeting called by the American Cot toK~Shippers' Association at the re- quest of Robert P. Lamont, secre- tary of commerce, recognized that "cotton at the present level is below the cost of production and con- cluded that this being the case, it is a safe commodity for investment
 The textile industry, described as 'ir a very unhealthy condition" at present, but not devoid of features of.optimism, was asked to anticipate tho spinners needs for the 19S1-32 season. And even periods beyond. in view of the acreage reduction that must follow the severe decline nprices that has taken place."
 with abundance of money avail able through banking institutions for liberal advances on cotton at the present price for the cotton produc- CTS, merchants and spinners," said tho platform, "the farmer should be counselled:
 -To go ahead with the harvesting of his crop before the elements damage the quality; but to sell as little as possible at the present level, to store the remainder in dry place and hold for better prices, also to@making a very substantial reduc- tion in cotton acreage for next year"
 Chairman Legge and Carl Will Hssns of the farm board discussed aceage reduction in addresses.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
DAMAGE 0F sl,00O
 INLAUNDRY BLAZE
Clothes Sent by Housewives
 Escape Loss in Fire

Alertness on the part of an em- AIS Pennington avenue at 3:45 Monday afternoon saved many New Britain housewives a lot of hard feeling, heartaches and bother. Their weekly washings were saved from destruction by the alert em- ploye. whose name could not be learned, when fire, starting from sparks from the boiler room chim- ney, set the wooden roof afire and did damage of more than sl,000 be- fore firemen could extinguish the flames.
 Some of the laundry machinery was damaged by the fire and two orsthree family washings were water soaked and covered with blackened embers, but a check-up by James Carpenter. owner of the laundry, showed no washing burned or dam aged.
 The damage was estimated at about $500, but the cost of rebuild ing the roof, which was burned through, will be nearly s1,000. and under the city ordinance, fireproof roof will have to be built, and this may bring the cost higher.
 Box 246, at Church and Stanley street, called the firemen at 4:43 to 731 Stanley street, in a house own ed by Aaron Danielson, where a housewife left pan of beef stew on the gas range while she went to a store. Upon her return she found the kitchen filled with smoke, and shouted to passerby to get the firemen. The only damage was to the stew
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
CANISTER DIES
 IN ASSASSINATION
Dave Emmett Shot Down in
 Own Automobile

Chicago, Oct. 14 P-Dave Em- melt. 35 years old, whose career has been wrapped for many years in politics and gambling. lost a race with an assas ssin's bullet late last night.
 A man jumped to the running board of parked automobile at the wheel of which sat Emmett. The man, pistol in hand, cursed Emmett and shouted: I'm going to let you have it."
 Shot Through Heart
 Emmett, who appeared to recog nize the man. shouted to Stephen Platon, his companion in the rear, to duck" The gambler then leaned forward and threw the car into gear in an effort to hurl the gunman off the running board. At the same time, the man fired.
 The bullet entered Emmett's body under the left arm and penetrated his heart.
 The automobile, it's driver dead, rolled across the sidewalk and into a fence. Platon jumped out and the gunman ran 10 a car in which two companions waited, and was driven away.
 The shooting was in front of En- mett's home. The killers car had been parked across the street for several hours. its occupants appar- ently waiting the return of Emmett. Platon had entered Emmetts ma chine at the garage several blocks away, for the purpose of driving it
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
E. F, Creekmore, vice president

E. F, Creekmore, vice president and general manager of the Ameri- can Cotton Cooperative Association said the cooperatives would work with the cotton shippers 'in all things consistent" but he laid down the policy of his organization as a competitive cotton merchant inter ested in the preservation of full basis on all qualities of American cotton and a trader in cotton fu- lures for hedging purposes"
 MT. Lamont said the stock crash added to the difficulties of the farm board In summarizing his views he said:
 ITO bring about any form of CO., operation between six and one-half million farmers scattered in millions of miles with diversified and some times antagonistic interests might seem to be a we'll nigh impossible task. Perhaps it may be-but 1t has to be tried.
 q believe the existing cotton handling agencies will in time come to believe that the federal farm board, or some similar organization. is unavoidable. The farmer has been told that cotton and grain exchang- es and middlemen generally are simply agencies to gather the profits which he himself should have from the crop he grows. His experience so far with cooperative selling agencies has not always been a hap py one-but I believe he will never be satisfied unless he has the oppor- tunity of putting himself into a po- sition in which he can market at least a percentage of his crop.
 "In the end the most efficient selling method will survive.'
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
Department of Building
 Construction

The National Board Committee on Construction ofBuiIdinss assemblies and distributes the best available information on reliable materials and construction methods. Few indeed are the municipal building codes that have not used in whole or in part the information and assistance of this de pdrtment.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
M'RAE BODY ON
 WAY ID DETROIT
Publisher Honored Along Route
 to Grave by Friends

San Diego, Calif., Oct. 14.-(UP)- The body of Col. Milton A. McRae, philanthropist and retired newspaper publisher, was placed today on train which will carry him to Detroit along a route lined by hundreds of those he helped during his lifetime.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
BANDITS CONFESS
 MICHIGAN SHAVING
Kill State Trooper Who Tries to
 Detain Them

Centerville, Mich, Oct. 14 R - Murder charges were to be preferred today against Thomas Martin. Chi cago. and James Gallagher. Toledo. state police announced. Police said they confessed last night to killing John S. Burke. 24, state trooper,
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
BANK CONFERENCE CALLED

Mexico City, Oct. 14 R-Luis Montes De Oca, secretary of the treasury. announced today that he would summon representatives of the leading banks for a treasury de- partment conference to discuss unit ed action to check fall of the silver peso, which yesterday was 14 and one-half per cent below value of tht gold peso. The normal difference is three per cent. A reaction yesterday before close of the market brought back the silver peso to 12 per cent below the gold peso.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
PESETA STILL DECLINES

Madrid, Oct. 4.-{P)-The pesetA continued to decline today, touching 50 to the pound sterling and 1927 to the dollar with actual transactions in banks mostly around 1922.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
Fire Prevention

Through the Committed on Fire preven- ton and Engineering Standards, the officials of more than 400 cities have received detailed analyses of municipal fire defenses, with recommendations for their improvement. In the smaller cities this work is done by the engineers of other organizations maintained by
New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
back after Emmett had been taken

UUl1IB.
 Emmett and his brother, Frank, were reputed owners of an elabo- rate gambling place in the 47oo blQck on Cottage Grove avenue. Formerly the brothers were partners in the operation of the Dells Win ter club. called the largest gambling resort in Chicago. The place was bombed three times during the time the Emmetts were part owners.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
DISCURSO DEL LIDER So
CIALISTA NORMAN THO
MAS

New York, Julio 3 fFP).-
Hablando ante la Liga Pro De-
mocracia Industrial, Norman
Thomas, ell lider socialista, d.
jo que ell moderno desarrollo
de los negocios hace que ell
trabajo luzca como una tonte-
ria. Ell capitalismo, dijo, que
o%primiendo, ahorrando Y ira
bajando durO Sc desarroll6,
ahora necesita gastar y gastar
en- lujo para conservarse fun
cionando. La pobreza ha sido
hecha ell principal crimen y ell
mas seguramente castigado.
Ell SECURE secreto del exito, a
SECURE Thomas, es que un HON
bre Sc marche a dormir, como
Rip Van Wrinkle, dejando al
gunas direcciones a la compa-
MIA que maneja sus acciones
para que las retenga mientras
Ell duerme.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

"Usted siente que es I'm pals
de trabajadores-dijo Dono-
van. Los directories rojos en- las
fabricas son simples Y natura-
les. "Y Kalinin, ell presidente
de la Union Soviet, fum6 y ha-
bio con nosotros durante tres
horas, como un viejo amigo
campesino."
"En todas parties los obreros
y campesinos salian a recibir-
nos, en- muchas estaciones con
bandas de musica. "Digan la
verdad"-oimos en- todas par
ties.
"Se nos hicieron multitud de
preguntas sobre la situaci6n
economical. Nihos de 10 amos
nos preguntaban c0sas que nj
siquiera piensan los adultos
de por aea.
"Y nos dijeron que Russia
quiere la paz, que Sc la dele
construir una vida decente, y
que no quiere pelear con ma
die"
Ruston manifesto: listed de
biera verles. Yo jamas he Wis
to tai entusiasmo.
Todos hablan del plan de
cinco amos, del mas grande
plan constructive jamas idea
do por otro pals. Y yo creo
que 10 realizaran en- cuatro
amos"
Isl hay algdn lugar en- ell
mundo donde los trabajadores
no son esclavos, es EN- la Union
Soviet. Mas del $50 de Jos
trabajadores toman parte en-
la eompetencia social, volunta-
riamente, porque ellos quiexen
yer realizado ell plan de cinco
amos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

siado facil; 10 diffcil es termi-
narlas. La victoria nunca es O.
ira cOsa que una primera inten-
tona preparatoria de la tarea
dificil del vencedor, la de hacer
la paz. En- toda guerra siempre
hay vencido y vencedor. Pocas
son aquellas en- que ell vencedor
no ha hechado a perder la vic
toria con una paz nal conclui-
da.
No habra quien sacramento le
repruebe a Clemenceau, a Lloyd
George, al Presidente Wilson 0
al Signor Orlando su conducta
de 1919, porque 10 que hicieron
fu6 bosquejar rudamente las
.cndiciones de paz. La Guerra
Iundial habia trastornado de
al modo a Europa que Sc neee-
sjtar0n mas de seis meses para
establecer ell orden. La confe-
'encia de paz ceIebrada en- Pa
IS de Enero a JUNO de 1919
,ue solo un breve pr6logo: Ia
conferencia continue. Despues
de II amos no ha terminado Y
puede continuar por otros trein
"a mas.
Ell ano de 1919 no lie do a
Europa-porque no podia dar-
selas-la paz que tanto necesi-
tara ell viejo continente. Esta
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

en ell coraz6n cada nota de aque-
LA voz sonora y bien timbrada,
como la ammonia mas deliciosa.
Roberto, entregado por ente-
70 a su creaci6n, como Sc dice
en- ell teatro, afectaba una ere
ciente tristeza y distraction fire
cuente.
I'm dia, delante de la i6ven,
anunci6 al senior de Auberive.
tras infinitos rodeos y %reticen-
cias, que pensaba separarse de
81, salir de Paris Y de Francia,
y volver a sus antiques proyec-
tos de ir a Australia a tentar
fortuna en- los negocios.
Enriqueta, sentada cerca de
SUI padre, pero de modo que es-
tie no podia verla, palideci6 en-
extreme y Sc sinti6 desfallecer.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
Roberto pensaba en- separar-

Roberto pensaba en- separar-
Sc de ella, luego no la amaba.
i artir ell an
ciano ii quereis abandonarme!
iSois desgraciado a nuestro la
do, hijo MIC? lTen6is aqui algu-
ma queja de alguien o de algo?
-iSeria un monstruo de in
gTatitud-replic6 ell j6yen-si
no spreciase en- 10 que valen las
bondades de que soy obieto V
que estoy lejos de MERCER! To-
dos, a ejemplo vuestro, me ira
tan con la mas alta considera-
ci0n... Debia ser dichoso, To- Sc:
pero sin duda no he nacido para
la vida tanquila que aquf llevo:
tengo necesidad de movimiento
y de ruido, de aventuras Y de
peligrOs. He aqui por que debo
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

Cuando Sc despierta Sc en-
cuentra convertible en- millona
rio y de aqui 'su triunfo. Sc lie
consulta despues en- todas las
cosas, hasta sobre la teorfa de
Einstein, la inmortalidad del
alma, ell largo de las faldas y
ell future de la bolsa de valo-
res. Ell moderno Rip que puso
$4,000 en- las acciones de la
General Motors, en- 1908, al
despertarse 20 amos despues Sc
encontr6 con 100000 sin
decir NADIA de los $500, 900 ga
nados en- dividendos.
La propiedad privada de la in
dustria electrical es un "atra-
co" que cuesta al consumidor
$3.50, 900, 900 al ano.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
Baltimore.

Sc excedi6 a 81 mismo, repre-
sentando con gran arte, con ma
turalidad inimitable, con tonos
y graduaciones admirable, su
papel de hombre locamente ena
morado, pero que quiere ocultar
su amor y que no lie deja ad;vi-
mar sino a pesar suyo Y, por de-
2irlo asi, inconscientemente.
Al cabo de seis meses de ma,
jos, Enriqueta sugestionada
por la habil representation de
los capitulos mas arrebatadores
de sus libros, nefastos, amaba
con passion insensata al secre-
tario del senior de Auberive.
Sc sonrojaba y palidecfa su.
cesivamente a la sola presencia
de Roberto, Y cuando ell j6ven lie
dirigia la palabra sentia vibrar
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
DE TRES
OBREROS ORGANIZADOS
QUE REGRESARON DE
RUSSIA

New York, Julio 8 (FP).-
Con los ojos brillantes y am
plias sonrisas tres obreros a.
mericanos, miembros de una
delegation de II, regresaron
aver de la Repnblica Soviet.
N6mbranse los tres Dennis
Donovan, de San Francisco,
un miembro de la Union de Ma
q~uinistas y presidente de la
delegation; John Rushton, un
maquinista de Detroit, y Ri
chard Gerbac, un marinero de
Baltimore.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

partir, no obstante ell profundo
disgusto q. esta separation me
ha de causar. Me aleiar6 con
honda pena en- ell coraz6n, pero
obedeciendo, a pesar MIC, a una
attraction irresistible.
-iY yo?.., mo pensais en-
mi, en- vuestro viejo amigo?-
murmur6 ell senior de Auberive.
-iCre6is, acaso, que me ha
de ser possible pasar sin vos?-
jCreeis que a mi edad Sc pueda
romper impunemen.e una cos
tumbre que eonstituye IN en-
canto? Me sois n~ecesario! Es
muy cierto que los viejos son
egoistas; pero la vejez misma
es su excusa. A los j6venes, por
10 menos a los que, como vos,
tienen ell alma noble, toca pro-
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

paz .puede llevarse a cabo solo
por medic de un lento y laborio~
so esfuerzo de toda una genera
ci6n, 81 es que no Sc n~ecesitan
los auxilios de otra. A la luz de
esta obra de thames, ell libro de
Clemenceau Sc nos figura la ilu-
sion personal de un individuo
que vaga en.re ruinas Y compli-
caciones de la guerra.
Florencia, Italia, JUNO de 1880
Copyright 1880 by
PGltAS Features Syndicate
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

tancia 81 este no hacfa TN es-
fuerzo de voluntad por pagarle;
de que para obtener que Ale
mania hiciese este esfuerzo vo-
~luntario las amenazas y las ar
mas era ninutiles. Las conse-
clones Sc convertian en- necesa-
fias; habria de ser adecuado Ell
importe de la indemnizaci6n ale
mana. De aqui surgieron Lo-
carno y la Haya.
Ell sintesis, de 1924 a es.a
parte, del Plan Dawes a Locar-
no y al presente momento, las
potencias victoriosas hacen 10
que los diplomaticos del siglo
XVIII habrian hecho en- 1919,
discuten con Alemania ell trata-
do de Jpaz para transformer las
imposiciones unilaterales en- re.
ciproca deuda de honor. iCeden
mucho los vencedores al Olsen
tir? lies cuesta demasiado e.
cOnsentimiento de Alemania;
Sea como sea hay que pagan el
precio, que es mas alto a medi.
da que ell tempo pasa.
No cabe la menor duda res
pecto a este puntO; 81 los ALA
dos hubiesen discutido con Ale.
mania un Plan Dawes 0 un
Plan Young en- 1919 en- lugar de
en- 1924 o 1929, habrian obte-
nido de Alemania condolences
mucho mejores. Despu6s de to-
da guerra, Ell desaliento de la
derrota decrece y ell deseo de
resistir aumenta en- raz6n di-
recta del paso del tempo. Pero
tedo mundo tiene que pagan por
sus errores. Los aliados han te-
nido que pagan por no haber dis
Guido con los vencidos en- 1919.
Ademas, ell provocar guerras
Y ell c0mbatirlas es cosa dema-
=srkaaeEcsst
La gaceta., 1930-07-03

bar su genersa abnegaci6n, iSa
crificaos por mi, rijo MIC! mo
abrevieis con vuestra partida ell
corto numero de dias que me
quedan en- este mundo! GLo ha-
r6is, Roberto? No hablar6is va
de partir? Me 10 promotes?
! Promet6dmelo, os 10 ruego!
Ell condo de Loc-Earn tonic la
mano del senior de Auberive V
la estrech6 entire las suyas con
ternura filial.
Sali6 de la camara sin pro-
nunciar palabra, Y Enri5uata,
desfallecida, lie VIC llevar ell pa
a los oios, sin duda para
u ocuItar las lagrimas.
Una bora despu6s fue preci-
so lamar con urgencia al medi-
co del anciano.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
La Ninlanta sacndida ovnoni

La violenta sacudida expert.
mentada por este amenazaba
producer una congestion cere-
bral; pero, combatida rapida v
energicamente, no tuvo conse-
cuencias inmediatas.
Al dia siguiente encontr6 En-
rlqueta en- la chimenea de 81
habitaci6n una carta.
Rasg6 Ell sobre con mano ire
mula, y deslumbrada, aturdida.
lego las siguien.e s Hneas:
Hab6is adivinado, sehori-
ia? Z Habeis comprendido?
"6Creeis cue soy un ingrato
o un insensato?
"Insensato tai vez 10 sea. ne
ro ingrato no. 81 parto es por-
que os amo. Isl, os amo hasta
MORN!
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
NHWSOM THEME DINERO
PARA PAGAR UN DIVI-
DENDO DE 1879

En- una declaration hecha
aver por j. A. Newsom, liquida-
dor del Citizen Bank and Trust
Co., Sc dice que la cantidad de
$SoO,35O, Sc halla depositada en-
la tesoreria del Estado con ell
fin de pagan ell primer dividen-
do de un diez por ciento a sus
depositantes, siempre que no in
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
LOS ~COMERCIANTES DE-
BEN IR A COBRAR MANA
MA AL COMITE DE AUXI,
LILO

Ell tesorero del Comite que
socorre a los tabaqueros sin ira
bajo, Sr. Jose Martinez, hace
saber a los comerciantes que tie
men wales del comite que deben
presentarse manana a cobrar
entire las diez Y las doce meri-
diano.
Debese ell cambio de bora a ser
festive ell dia de manana.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS

una muchacha de la raza blan-
ca, ell dia ] de mayo.
Inmediatamente Sc lie conde-
no a morir en- la silla electrical.
Dos muchachas declararon que
ell negro las habia "atacado'.
La multitud trat6 en- dos oca-
stones de apoderarse del hon.
bre y lyncharlo.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
ACCION GALLEGA

Sc eta a Junta Directiva pa
ra el Jueves 3 del presente, a
las 8 p. M, en- nuestra Secre-
,aria.
Ell SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1930-07-03
DE LA GACETA'
Xavier de MoldeP:z
LAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedraza y Paez

ra que existen pasiones.
Apoyado en- esta certidumbre
ell senior de Loc-Earn traz6 sus
planes, rompi6 ell fuego, pero
con exquisite disimulo, y sin DIES
cubrir sus baterfas.
va sabemos que podia aspi-
rar merecidamente a ser tent
do por un comico de primer or
den.