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New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
GRADUATION DATE
 SET F0R JUNE 10 About 50 Pupils in KelsingtoD
 Grammar School Class CORSO'S CASE IS NOLLED
Driver of Car That Killed Assessor
 Is Freed - Five Other Motorists
 Pay Fines - Underpass ID Usual 1 Flooded Condition-Birthg

Graduation eXerclses of the Ken slnston grammar school will be held Wedresday, June IE at the local Town hall. While the names of the pupils who will form the graduating class are not vet avail able It IS expected that the class will be large one numbering some where near the 60 mark
 An extensive program is beng arranged for the occasion and some thlnE Of its nature will be disclosed before the date Of the graduation.
 There ls little relles n slght from the congestion that now exists m the local schools. as the graduating class IS considerably smaller in number than the class Of youngsters who are expected to start school in the fall If the health round up fig ureJ can be taken as 3 criterion of the number Of children who will enter. The round up, which was held May 26. disclosed the fact that close to g children will enter the loch schools next term.
 Teachers Banquet
 Teachers in the local schools 36 tn number, n company with nine former teachers of the local school system, Journeyed to the Hale house in Glastonbury last night and held banquet
 This is an annual affair and is eagerly looked forward to by all members Of the teaching force. Mrs Edna Hill Of the Warrington school faculty was m charge of arrange ments and was ably assisted by Mss Nellie Minor, who had charge of decorations. and Mrs Helen Tpson. who headed the arran~nents of the musical end of the program.
 Following the banquet an inter estng entertainment was carried cut consisting Of musical and dra- matic features.
 Hard On Reckless Drivers
 The truth of the old adare haste makes waste" was proved last night, at least so far as those who appeared in town court ses- ion last night before Judge George Grlswold to answer to the charge of speeding and driving recklessly within the town limits of Berlin were concerned
 Four men entered on the court records as having violated thls phase of the automobile laws were presented before the judge and fines varying from S10 to s25 and costs were imposed in the individual cases.
 Edward T Mockus of HSrtford drew penalty ct s25 and costs and Kenneth Schoell Of 362 Park street and Edward H. Reinholdt of GO Newlngton avenue, both of New Britain, received the same treat rnent. Joseph Bosel of A Colt street, New Britain, was assessed S10 and costs when he was found guilty of the charge Of speeding
 James Carone of POP Mather street, Hartford was fined S25 and costs for overlooking a truck.
 Corso's Case Nolled
 The criminal negligence charge against Pasquale Corso Of 7v Fair street, New Haven, was nolled be- cause of the lack of evidence. Corso
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
Miss Dorothy Quigley
 To Get College DegYea

Mss Dorothy Q1.5levs only d1Jrh- ter ot Mayor and Mrs. George A Cuisl=v 0: Maple z-ree- VIII b. era9ua-Ad rom tt@ Coarec-3ca- Col lAge for Women t- New London Mocdav with | az-hAlor o5 arts de gree
 Miss Qg.g,=r has held the office Of tIs!1ess manager q rh4 College News for ra= las, two wars She ls i rle.,aAr ot th- n,a-hAmatlcs and German c..7s O: the college She raaJored la n.athArrs,.cs which she VII r-oaan.v tss-h next year.
 Mayor and Mrs. QulElAv With +hs.r son Richard . student at rhe Sar!or High school! will attend the com 1T Aa cement exercises.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
GOOD NEATEER FOR MATCH

Phl-adelphla. June Il UP)- Clear skies today and an optimistic weather forecast indicated that all >"lll te ln order for tonight's meet ing ar the NunlcIpal stadium be- tween Tommy Loughran. retired light heavyweight champion. and Ernle schaat, Boston heavyweight. The a1alr viu te ten round match LouEhran weighed 1S9 and Srhaat -6o sc the official weighing II Monday afternoon. The bout las been postponed twice by weather conditions
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
LEWIS WILL sJRRENDFB

Bridgeport. June II LP-Cnttord J. Connle) Lewis, convicted n su- perloF court of operating q lottery IS expected to surrender next Mon day 10 Sheriff Simeon Peas4 to be- gln serving years jal sentence imposed on him following his con- vlcuon.
 samuel Reich. attorney for Lewis. sad today no appeal would be taken in the case Besides the 1aIl sentence, Lewis, who at present IS out under 55,oo0 bonds was fined $500.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
COTTON TITURES SIEAnY

New York, June II l4--Cotton futures opened steady: July 151-. october 141a, December 143o. January 142a. New contracts: Oc- toher 43.a0. December 1402. Janu- ary 14.13, March 1424, May 1435.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
RyBBER FUTURES STEADY

NAU York Jun= II lP-Fuhb=r :utHras opened steady; July 1200. September 12-d December 12 6h. New contracts September 1.26. December 12-0
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
THREE SUBMARINES LAUNCHED

Barrow-In-Furness. Eng, June II P-Three submarines for the Brit lsh admlra.ty-the Regulus. Regent and Rover-were launched at one sh!pYard here today.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
MAY CHANGE FOREST NAME

Hartford. June Il Op--he state commission on forestry and wild l'te. al its quarterly meeting held today q Black Rock Park, had be- fore f q suggestion 10 change the name ot Burr Pond forest in Tor g-nsfon Among the names sug- saste3 vas that of Paugaut forest, which f adopted. will corn1en'- ora-A the last Of the Indian chiefs whose tribes roamed the, forests Of -t'th6eld county carly ii the 13th century.
 ST ETPAyn sserrTrn soe.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

Snakes kill about 20000 persons annually ID India
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

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New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

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New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
Field Day Results

The final score figured CT ro!nts for the prellnlnary field day held last Saturday by the Boy Scout troops of PIalnvllle v3s announced today by Edward N. MacC.tchetr, deputy co,nrllslsoner.
 The results were $ tollovs Troop 4. first with T poinrs. Troop ! sec ond with 2o points, and Troop 33.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
Mrs. Helen NalukAices

MS Helen H. Nalukaices. 8. wife Of Joseph Nalukaices Of 28 Landry street. dlAd at 3 30 o'clock yesterday afternoon ar The Bristol hospital She vas born ln LIthuanla. Besides her husband, she ls survived by enc child. Funeral servlces will be held at 2 o'clock Friday morning at St. Jos4phs church, and lnternent will he IT St. Joseph $ cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
Berlin Briefs

Mrs. Jean Hooker entertained several Of her friends at noon luncheon at her home Tn kensinc- ton yesterday.
 4 chlldren's missionary tea will be held Satuxday afternoon at the home Of Miss Pauline Bauer of kenslng- ton. A pageant will be presented by those present
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
PlainNilie Fr.afs
In Serious Condition

-IE coo1lf!on ot pr. CharlAs W Moody of West Nam street. who ,s confined 10 rhA New BrltaI1 General hospital wss described today as ser!- ous ty Dr Car! J Hart 0: New Brit an. atteod.rg physician Dr Moo1y developed rneuncor.a and passed an uncomfortable n!ght. H. ls rest.rg tarly comfortable today but !s nm der cors-sa. care ot hospital au- thOrl-lAs
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
THIRD OF FAMILY DIES
 FROM WRECK INJURIES
Mrs. Rose Leach lcCumbs in Meri- den Hospital-Nictim of Auto
 mobile Crash April 50

Mcriden, May o0-Mrs. Rose Leach, 57, third member Of her family 70 die as the result Of an automobile accident near the Berlil town line April 50. succumbed yes- tcrday in the local hospital Her daughter. 23. and her husband ho.n died as results Of injuries received in the crash.
 The Leach automobile. driven by the husband, q. rural mail carrier was struck by an automobile driven by Felix AuerbaCh of New York city Coroner James J, Corrigan held him criminalIy responsible for the first two deaths.
 Until q week ago Mrs Leach was not told that other members of the family had been killed. She was first told of her daughters death and several da4s later told of he- husbands death. Another daugu- ter. Airline is the only surviving member Of the party in the car when it vas struck. She is still n the hospital but not in serious con- dition.
 Funeral services will he held at , o'clock this afternoon in Ellington.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
GENERAL STRIKE IS
 CALLED THURSDAY
Palestine Jews Raise Protest
 On Immigration Law

Jerusalem, May 20 lP)-Thc Jew ish national council today proclaim cd general strike throughout Pal cstinc effective from Thursday noon to Thursday evening. in protest against stoppage of immigration into the country by the British govern mcnt.
 Jews, and particularly Zionist Jews, arc raising Q storm Of pro- test over the suspension Of immi- grafton.
 Protest movements have sprung up at Tel Ayiv Haifa. Jerusalem. and Tn the Emck valley, with the general federation of Jewish labor organizing meetings at other places
 Elective May b
 Tho governments action was an nounced by the high commissioners office effective as of May 15. an,i was taken, it was said, pending the report Of Sir John Simpson. British official sent out from London on immigration and land settlement problems in Palestine.
 The world executive Of the Mizi- rach, Orthodox Zionists, cabled Dr. Ohaim Wcizmann, president Of the World Zionist congress 10 consider the situation. The communication asserted that he immigration ban reNoa)s d new British government tendency to disregard the principles Of it's mandate, despite official avow- als otherp jsc.
 The Jewish Photographic agency learned that pr. Chain Weizmann
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
TABS OPTIMISTIC
 ON MORTGAGE NOTE
Society Members Expect to Meet
 Financial Obligations

The opportunity given the Y. NJ. Cial Trust Co. allowing the organi- zation two years in which to cstab- fish itself financially before the bank requires payments on it's $60.- 900 second mortgage has been greet cd with general approval and ap- preciation by the Tabs
 Enthusiasm was high and con- tidencc was freely expressed by members of the society at the so- ciety's fraternal home on Main street last night that the time given the organization would be the means of saving the home in which $50.QQ9 has already been invested.
 The second mortgage note was not -cduCed since the organization gave the mort tgaGcs.
 Card Party
 The campaign for the establish mcnt of the finances of the organ ization will start Friday night when q group of women with the assist ancc of men from the organization will have a card party at the soci- cty rooms. The men will be head ed by Martin J. Walsh, Jr., and the women by Mrs, Dennis Donahue.
 President Expresses Appreciation
 President Thomas !. Smith cx- pressed appreciation last night to the Commercial Trust Co. for what he termed q very liberal stand and to Dr. O'Connell and the other en- dorsers for their agreement which made the extension Of time possible.
 Thomas ". Grove, society treas urer and purchasing agent of the organization will soon file his six months report Of the financial con- dition Of the society. Since he took charge at the beginning Of the pres ent year all bills in arrears have been paid
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
ART SESSION PLAN.
 INCLUDES OPERAS
Reinhardt Prepares New Set tingS for Shakespeare Dramas

Berlin May 90 [Pl-German music and operas performed by German artists will dominate the field in this years special art session. May 23 to June 1G.
 There arc two exceptions - two concerts by the New York Philhar- moniC orchestra May o7 and 2S, with .rturo Toscanini conducting, and two appearances in Aida and I'll Trovatore" Of the Italian tenor. Lauri Nolpi.
 A feature Of the German operatic cycle will be a specially prepared performance Of 'Pdrsifal.'
 Tho season will open May 9& with performance of Die Meistcr- singer" at the State opera. At Berlns three opera houses will be presented two operas Of WeIlcsz. two of Schoenberg. The Trojans" of Berlioz, besides Mozart Wagner and Strauss cycles, the latter conducted by Richard Strauss. At the Muni- cipal opera Wilhelm FurtWaengler will conduct Beethoyen's 'F'idclio.' '
 Feature Beethoven
 An outstanding event Of the con- cert program will be 3 cycle Of six Beethoven works, four performed ill the Philharmonic and two in the historical Golden Gallery Of Char lottonbure castle.
 The soloists Of the special art sea- son include prominent artists such IS Fritz kreisler. Pablo Cassls, Fred eric Lamond. Edwin Fischer and Si- grid Onerin,
 In addition there will be q number Of popular concerts in the automo- bile exhibition hall on the Kaiser damn.
 The dramatic program of the s a son by Max Reinhardt - who is ,elebrIting his 25th anniversary as 1irector of the Deutsches theater-- rlll include now GcttinGs of several "hakespearoan dramas, including As You Like r." with tho Berlin star. Elizabeth Bergnor. as leading lady, Tho Tanning Of the Shrew'' and Julius Caesar
 As a supplement to this art sea son. a summer show entitled "Old Berlin" will be staged on the eXhi- hilton grounds in Berlin's west end. Here will be illustrated the cvolu- tion of the German capital from q small village 10 its present status as q metropolis with more than 4,o00,- 900 inhabitants,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20

charge of drunkenness. The case was entirely unrelated to charges of per jury to be faced by Began in super ior court His arrest on this charge followed temporary suspension giv- cn him by Police Chief Farrell, March l4, and was the result Of an indictment handed down by the grand jury now investigating liquor conditions in Hartford county.
 The night of March l5 Began WAS removed from his post by q sergeant. taken 10 q police surgeon for exam nation and pronounced under the influence Of intoxicating liquor." Sev- eral days later he was arrested, charged with perjury, the warrant based on testimony Began was said 10 have given before the grand jury q short time before. He was said to have denied drinking in q Main street spcakcasy despite the affirmative statements made by two fellow of fICcrS.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20

on London treaty.
 Judiciary committee reported fav- orably on nomination of owen J. Roberts to supreme court.
 Commerce committee received testimony on rivers and harbors legislation.
 House:
 Passed senate bill authorizing ap- proprlation Of s75o.000 for esta b1ish- ment of a national institute O.: health
 Agreed 10 senate amendments to the Williamson bill 10 transfer pro- hlbitlon enforcement from the treasury 10 the justice department.
 Naval affairs committee continued taking testimony on location Of pro- posed dirigiblc base on the Pacific coast.
 Appropriations committee heard Secretary Wilbur in support Of his request for s10.660,000 for initial work on the Boulder Canyon dam.
 Territories committee approved bill to extend duties and jurisdiction of the bureau Of efficiency 10 insular possessions.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20

Palestine suspended, pending report of investigation.
 Edinburgh-James Brown, once a miner, sits in royal palace as lord high commissioner of Church of Scotland and representative of king.
 New England
 Providence, K. l. - Federal Judge Ira Lloyd Yctts signs order en- towering receivers Of defunct South ern New England railroad to sell portions of rlght-o f-way remaining in state.
 Boston - Police cleanup drive continues with raids made on score Of spcakeasies; 100 gallons Of li- quor seized although no arrests arc made,
 Houlton, Nc. - Business men headed by Bernard Estcrs acquire .Aroostool, Pioneer, weekly news paper.
 New Haven, Conn. - Four Yale freshmen placed on probation for going a-courtinG with red flares al Weylister School for Girls in Milford.
 Boston Body Of late United States Minister to Austria. Albert Henry Washburn Of Middleboro, ar rlvcs in city,
 Worcester Mass. Chairman Frank J. Donahuc Of democratic state committee calls upon Senator David | Walsh to become party dlc- tator.
 Boston - Rev. Raymond B. Bragg of Chicago declares birth control highly moral in address before American Unitarian association an- nual conference.
 Cambridge, Mass. - Murder in- dlctment against Jerry Capello of East Boston, in jail charged with having taken part in staying in 1895, mol pressed by district attorney.
 NeWburyport, Mass. - Mrs. Mar ion C. Pearl, former assistant treas urer Of Salem Cooperative bank re- leased under bond after pleading not guilty 10 charge Of larceny Of moro than $15,o0o from bank.
 Connecticut
 New Haven-Sidney C. Kranls and Edward Driks rescued from waters of Morris Cove after sail canoe cap sizes.
 New Haven-Augustus Harrison. 18, struck and critically injured by automobile.
 Milford-Milford historical society organized with Judge Omar W. Platt as president
 Hartford-New school for mental detectives to augment work O. Mansfield State Training school recommended 10 Connecticut Society for Mental Hygiene by Dr Samuei w. Hamilton, member of the nation al committee for mental hygiene.
 Waterbury - Charles Frances Davis, treasurer Of Davis & Nye. Inc, dies at age of 6o years.
 Bridgeport-Half century old tive story building, opposite new Y. NJ f. A, extensively damaged by fire.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
Overnight News
.r inc Associated Press
 Domestic

rr inc Associated Press
 Domestic
 Washing gton-Notes against flexible provision and export dchenture in riff bill, making final action on bill likely this week.
 Miami-Caponc arrested for third time in 10 days. charged with va grancy; freed in s1oo cash bond. New York-Duvoen and Mrs. Hahn settle suit over painting, La Belle Ferronierc," ont Of court; consideration not made public.
 Washingt gton-Supreme court re- fuses 10 pass on conviction Of Fall, prior 10 decision Of District Of Co., lumbia court of appeals.
 Trenton, \. J-Frelinghuysen withdrans petition for short term senatorial nomination, leaving Nor row only republican candidate.
 Washington - State department receives report that Chinese Reds" held D magisterial districts in Chi ncse province.
 Los ngeles-I'redorick Wise, wit Ii''-S d E lll>L q ill i Sf9 lfHi Id It, iFliH district attorney he wishes to rc- cant part Of testimony.
 hington-Hoover leaves for Old Point Comfort. Va, 70 board cruiser Salt Lake City for review Of fleet.
 Dallas-Episcopacy committee Of Methodist Episcopal church. South, eXoneratcs Bishop Cannon Of stock speculation charges, voting 54 to H.
 Foreign
 ScvlIe-Grat Zeppelin leaves for South America.
 London-Daily Mail reports bomb explosion at Mulian, punJah, injur- ing British police superintendent and eight Indian Constablcs
 COlogne-Communists break win dows Of British consulate and write with rcd paint on sidewalk against Indian policy.
 Jerusalem -- Immi grafton into
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20

out.
 Both the Ted and Oachita Rivers, swollen 10 their levec tops, in many places still were rising, with crest ex pected within q day or so al points where the situation now is most scri- ous
 The Ouachita River at confluence with Smackover Crock at the little town of Gallon. caused the greatest concern it present, One hundred square miles have been flooded in the area. Refugees have been con- ccntratcd in camps. many in box cars while others have been taken into private homes,
 In southwest Arkansas it was csti- mated 45,ooo acres were under water in Miller county. A break in drain age district levcc last night near Foukc, inundated an estimated B. 0oQ acres.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
W csleyan Student Vote
 FayOrS Dry Modification

MIddletonn. May 70 - Nearly half Of tho Wesleyan university stu dent body is in favor Of some form Of modification of the 18th amend mcnt. according 10 the results of q prohibition poll conducted by tho Wesleyan Argus.
 Of Al votes cast oo4 went 10 modification, III for total repeal and 126 foS strict enforcement. Less than half the student body drinks oftcncr than once a month. Only G& however, said they abstained Five per cent said they drank often CT than once week.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
What Congress Is
 Doing
Iucsda '

Senate:
 Foreign relations and naval affairs committees consider London naval treaty.
 Lobby committee resumes prohibit ton investigation.
 House;
 Considers miscellaneous bills un- der unanimous consent.
 Naval affairs committee takes ad- di'ionai testimony on west coast djrigjhle base.
 Appropriations subcommittee works on second deficiency bill. Banking committee resumes study o' branch banking.
 Mines committee resumes hear 'nEs on bill 10 provide for hclium plant at Amarillo. Texas
 Monday
 Senate;
 Voted 10 relieve senate tariff con- ferees of promises not 10 yield on achonture and flexible provisions. Foreign relations and naval af- fairs committees received testimony
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
RELIEF ORGANIZES
 FOR FLOOD AREAS
Red Cross Says Arkansas Situa-
 ton Has Been MinimiZpd

Little Rock. Ark, May 2o tF, - Organized on broad scale by the Red Cross, relief expeditions today prepared 10 take fleet Of motor boat; into two separate areas in southern Arkansas to rescue maroon cd residents who failed 10 flee be- fore the onrush Of flood waters.
 IL is estimated LOGO families al- ready have been concentrated in refugee camps along tho OUachlta River and Smackovcr Creek in the oil fields near Eldorado To the west in Miller county near the Texas line. several score families were believed trapped by the high water.
 Seriousness MinimiHed
 l.. r. Naclntyrc or St Louis dis aster relief worker Of tho Red Cross, after q. conference with local off, ciais. issued q statement in which he declared the seriousness of the situation had been mInimized, He asked that an appeal for additional relief workers and for funds be sent
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
MARRIED FOR 36 YEARS
ICrmcr Nelectman Lewis ". Lawyer and Wife to Reach Wedding An ni1 Crsary Tomorrow

Mir and Mrs. Lewis W. Lawyer of - Victoria road will quietly cele- hrate the 36th anniversary Of thelr wedding at their home Wednesday, They were married in Meriden by Rev, Edward Husted the pastor of the First Baptist church Tn that city. May 2f, 1894.
 They have resided in New Britain for a number Of years. Mir. Lawyer has been prominent in Republican political circles. He served the city many years as first selectman.
 The couple are the parents of five living children.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
Hartford Policeman Is
 Suspended for Drinking

Hartford. May 9o - After hear ing requiring only 10 minutes, +. F.. Ecgan, member Of the Hartford po- lice force for six years. was given q siH-month suspension by the board of police commissioners last night The officer was found guilty on a
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20

had lodged with the British govern ment protest at the immigration ban, pointing out in q letter to Prime Minister Macdonald that ser ious consequences might ensue.
 X London dispatch said that the stoppagc of immigration was q con- tradiction of the Balfour dcclara ton as well as violation Of the Pales- tine mandate. Without immigration. it was generally asserted. Zionism is doomed 10 failure
New Britain herald., 1930-05-20
NAMED BLIC DEFENDER

Hartford, May 20-Reinhart L. Gideon has been named public dc duties at the June criminal session Of the superior court. His selection for the office may be made perma- nent ID June.
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pound castings to test the scales up to capacity
The heavy-test castings are easily moved by means
Of small rubber tired cart designed for that pur-
pose There 70-odd stockyards operated under
Federal jurisdiction. Under the law the $500 COM
mission men and other dealers who sell and buy
guaranteeing fair dealings. The bureau audits the