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New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
Normal School Pupils
 Hear Lecture On Eyes

Dr. Charles T. Schechtman, local eye. car, nose and throat specialist delivered d lecture to the senior class Of the New Britain State Nor nal school this morning on th2 care and hygiene of the eye Tn school children.
 Dr. Schechtman told his audience that defective eyesight handicaps 'thc mental development of d normal child, so that he becomes q back ward pupil and q problem to his teacher. Defective eycsight cor rccted in its earliest stages enables most children to have normal sight in adult life, whereas negligence may result in sub-norlnal vision and frequently in semi blindness, hc said.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
BANKS TO GIVE BONUSES

New York, Dec. IS P) - Elm ployes of seven banks and trust companies will receive customary Christmas bonuses estimated at s350. .on0.
 Extra checks ranging from ! per cent to 23 per cent of d years sal ary are to be drawn by the Chase National bank. Chatham PheniX Ma tional Bank and Trust company Title Guarantee and Trust company. County Trust company, Commercial Trust Company of New Jersey and the Bankers Trust company.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
BUFFALO HUNTING NOT
 LOST ART, WOMAN SAYS
Arizona Hunter Bags Kill in An nual Drive to Keep Herd at
 Reasonable Size.

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. IS P-Buf- falo hunting is not lost art.
 Mrs. J. G. Tarbell, of Phoenix, one of the 10 persons chosen by the Arizona game commission to assist in reducing the states buffalo herd to normal size compatible with it's range in Kaibab forest, returned here last night and reported that seach of the hunters had bagged one of the animals.
 Mrs. Tarbell brought with her the head. hide and 100 pounds of meat as proof she was able to make her kill. Another woman. Mrs. Emma K. Haynie, of Tucson. was in the party.
 The buffalo hunt occurs annually and is supervised by the commis- sion. The hunter is allowed only 100 pounds of the meat of the buffalo he kills.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
Berger Threatens to
 Be League HOldOut

Los Angeles, Dec. IS P>-Walter Berger, who hit more home runs for the Boston Nationals last season than any Brave slugger since Babe Ruth, wants q 'real big league sal ary," and says he'll be holdout If he doesn't get it.
 Berger is picking up extra money playing winter league ball here. He disclosed today he is asking Presl- dent Emil Fuchs for at least $12,50 to play on his club next year. Last season he hit $S circuit clouts but his pay was little more than he mained with the Los Angeles Angels he said.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
Third Bank Bandit Is
 Dead in DanvilIe, III.

Danville, H., Dec. IS Pt-E. II. Hunter, of Terre Haute, member of a robber gang which Tuesday held up the Clinton, Ind, bank, died to- day.
 Hunter was the third of five ban dits to die as result of q gun bat tie with officers who pursued them. He declined to give any informa- ton. The other two were under arrest and the loot was recovered.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
Woman Leaves House
 As Cop Takes Up Post

Chicago, Dec. Is P>-Mrs. Mary Murray, 63, has moved out of her
 | little brick house in which she had
 lived for 40 years, vowing that she
 man on guard in front Of it is re- moved.
 A year ago a building inspecto, discovered a crack in the house and ordered it torn down. Mrs. Murray efused to obey. Yesterday the po- liceman appeared with orders to let no one enter. So Mrs. Murray nov cd away, taking up quarters with her brother, Patrick. Today it appeared to be a ques- tion of who would move next, the policeman or Mrs. Murray.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
WEEKLY PLANT BOMBED

Dalhart, Tex, Dec. 1S.-(UP)- Mrs. I. D. Deyine. injured last night when a mysterious explosion wreck ed the new plant of the Times, week ly newspaper, at Texhoma, on the Texas Oklahoma line, died today in Loretto hospital here.
 Burdice Smith, Hemphill, Tex, linotype operator, also injured in the blast, is in the hospital here and is not expected to live.
 I. D. Devine, publisher, also was injured tfe is in the hospital here.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
10 WORkMEN BURIED

Toulouse, France, Dec. IS (UP)- Forty men were reported buried un- der the debris of a calcium carbide factory at MancieuX, near Saint Gaudens, today after an explosion wrecked the plant.
 It was feared most of the men were dead Sixty other workers in the factory at the time of the eX- plOSion eSCaped
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
CITY RECALLS MAYOR

tUINeF Clty, Cal, Dec. IS P- This city Of motion picture studios yesterday recalled it's mayor of eight months, Harvey W. Kinkead. by vote of S24 to 53G. Frank W. Dohson. retired attorney, was chosen to head the city government.
 kinkead, former councilman. was charged on the recall petitions with general inefficiency, incompetency and waste of public funds"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
FORD PLANTS CLOSED

Detroit, Dec. 1S.-tP-Productio was suspended in the Ford Motor company's plants here today. A statement by the company said the suspension "is in line with the policy Of closing at this season of the year in order that an inventory may ne taken"
 The statement did not indicate how long the plants would be clos ed. Heretofore the year-end inven- tory period has been two weeks. The Ford company has been operating on three-days week schedule for approximately three months.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
Pilsudski Arrives at
 Bordeaux On Sleeper

Bordeaux, France, Dec. IS P}- Marshal Plsudski, Polish minister of war, arrived here at dawn today but remained in his sleeper. Late today it will be detached to the Sud express leaving Bordeaux for Lisbon. From Lisbon Pilsudski will go to Madeira for rest.
 Accompanying Marshal Pilsudski are his physician. Colonel Moyozyn- ski, Count Chlapsowski, the Polish am bassador to France. Colonel Bleszynski. military attache at Paris. and a French secret service official.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
SONIETS CLOSE BANK

Tokyo, Dec. IS Pt-The soviet authorities today closed the VIadi- vostok branch Of the Bank of Korea. sealed all books, documents and va.uables and ordered the bank to pay 2,600,000 rubles (about s1,3OO,- JUG nominal value) duties"
 The action follows the compulsory examination of the branch bank s books last summer when the soviet government accused it of carrying on illegal exchange transa ctions.
 After a consultation between the
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
POLISH FLYER ARRESTED

Warsaw. Poland, Dee. IS UP)- The famous Polish tiier, Major Casimir kubala, who was injured W hen d crash on the Azores islands ended his transatlantic flight in 1929. was arrested today by mili~ tary police.
 Kubala, who made two unsuc- cessful attempts to span the Atlan- tic to New York with the late Ma ior Louis Idzikowski, was held in rail for an unannounced motive. The arrest caused sensation throughout Poland, where many political foes of Marshal Joseph Pilsudski were arrested prior to the rncent elections.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18

effect immediately, officials announc- ed here today
 The announcement said the step was taken because d continued slump in gross revenues forced re- duction of expenditures and it was felt that less hardship would result from the time cut than from add ing to unemployment by discharging several hundred men.
 This months working schedule will be cut by three days in the Readyille shops and four days in the New Haven shops.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
HAS NO MEDICAL LAW

Cody, Wyo., Dec 1S lPl-TriaI of Dr. W. A. Graham Of Powell, Wyo., has developed that Wyoming has no statute prohibiting practice of medi- cine without C. license.
 As the case opened, counsel for the defense pointed out the defi- ciency in state law and the judge directed q. verdict of acquttal.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
FORTS BARRACKS BURN

IeS Nolnes, Ia, Dec. I Pl-Flre forced 200 cavalrymen out into the Fort Des Moines at an estimated loss of s50,O00 early today.
 Witnesses reported hearing eXplo- siOns of ammunition which the cavalrymen had not been able to remove. Much clothing and equip ment was lost.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
TO PROTEST TROUBLE

Istanbul, Turkey. Dec. IS GR-The Turkish government has instructed the charge d'affaircs at Teheran to protest to the Persian government regarding the strained situation on the Turko- Persian frontier where what appears to be a new incursion into Turkish territory.
 Angora also is alarmed over re- ports that the French government has liberated Kurdish rebel chiefs who have escaped to Syria.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
OPERA STAR TO WED

New York, Dec. IS (P) Adele Nasa' radio opera singer, and Paul \. Greene, a radio engineer for the Columbia system, have marriage license and plan to be wed before the end of the month. Miss Vasa
 sang with the American Grand Opera company four seasons ago.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
New Haven Shops Will
 Be Put On Short Time

New Haven. Dec. 1S.-UP)--A reduced schedule of working days in the Readville and New Haven shops of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad will be put into
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18

ministers of foreign relations and Bank of Korea authorization was given to close the branch at Vladi- lostok.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
WEATHER DELAYS
 H0P0FF 0F PLANES
Italian Air Armada Held at
 Cartagena Today

Cartagena, Spain, Dec. IS P- Bad weather probably will delay the start of the Italian air armada, bound from Italy to Rio de Janeiro, for kunitra, Morocco, it's next stop, until tomorrow.
 The six seaplanes which yesterday were separated from the principal flight and had to come down ;n the BaIeariC Isles are expected to arrive here today to join the eight planes which successfully completed the projected hop from Orbetello, Italy.
 City and Alcazares airport officials here have planned q formal recep- ton ceremonial for General ltalo Balbo, Italian air minister and leader of the flight, upon his arrival today from the Balearic Islands,
 General Balbo radioed that all those who had made the forced landing with him were safe. A Mediterranean storm buffetcd the fliers almost from the start and finally forced six of the ships 10 come down some distance from their objective.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
JEALOUSY BLAMED
 IN AFRICA TRAGEDY
pr. MaSoon Shoots Wife and
 Self at Untali

Untali, Southern Rhodesia. Africa. Dec. IS P}-A story of jealousy and domestic unhappiness was unfolded today at the inquest over the bodies Of Dr. k. l.. Magoon, an American, and his wife. who were found dead in their home here Dec. 13.
 Witnesses expressed the belief that Dr. Magoon murdered his wife and committed suicide after an un- successful attempt to slay two wom- en who lived nearby. They said that the act appeared to be premedltated and to have resulted from a violent domestic quarrel.
 Reports Reach Wife
 According to the accounts given the coroner, reports had reached Mrs, Magoon concerning her hus- bands friendship with two women formerly in his employ. She had threatened to return to America and this, witnesses said. preyed on the doctors mind to such an extent that he determined to take the lives or Ills Nlle, l1lt TWO NOlitH, all olu male servant and himself.
 After an absence from home for several nights. during which he took no food, Dr. Magoon placed his af- fairs in order and early on Satur- day morning attacked his sleeping wife with an axe, killing her instant ly the evidence continued.
 Tries to Kill Others
 Afterward he attempted to shoot the two women but his pistol jam med and both escaped. Then he re- turned to the house and lying down beside his dead wife, shot himself.
 Dispatches from Tacoma, Wash, on Dec. Is quoted Mrs. Nelson M. Dewey as saying that her brother. Dr. H. L. Magoon, had made his home at untali for the 15 years. He made periodical visits to the United States and was last in this country five years ago. Dr. and Mrs. Magoon had been married less than three months,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18

Palma De Maiorca. Balcaric Is lands. December IS LP-Hope that the six seaplanes of the Balbo squadron would be able to leave for Cartagena, Spain today was aban- doned this afternoon as q northeast wind was still blowing strongly over the Balearic Islands and navi- gation with the mainland was sus- pended.
 If the weather permits the planes will leave directly for kunitra, Morocco, the second stage of the flight to South America, tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18
Reports Reach Wife
Tries to Kill Others

Afterward he attempted to shoot the two women but his pistol jam med and both escaped. Then he re- beside his dead wife, shot himself.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-18

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