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New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
OPERATION SAVES
 YOUNG RADIO MAN
Man Rushed Ashore From TTaW
 Ter Resting Comfortably

New London. Jan II LP}-RaG Operator Louis Klcinkraus. IS. 0 2GI Twelfth street, Hobokcn, N. ] was reported to be resting comfort ably at the Lawrence and MemOrid. Associated hospitals here today, jus T hours after h. was stricken witt an attack Of acute append cit aboard the trawlcr Osprey off Nan tucket lightShip.
 Klcinkraus underwent an cmcr:, ency operation at the hospital at o'clock this morning as the clima> to a desperate and successful at tempt to get him under the knife before it was too late. Doctors u, the hospital said that q few hours more and the young mans condi jion would have been critical.
 Stricken suddenly with intense pains the young operator recogniz- "d the symptoms and, al the dircc- ton of his captain, notified the Of ice of the Portland Trawling com lany here of his condition by wire ..Ss, President John Graham or
 Ae Trawling company ordered the 1aptain of the trawlcr to make full speed for port with the ill radio operator. The Osprey was at least l5 hours out at the time and in or der 10 save an hour or two of time ! President Graham also requested the coast guard here to have q fleet destroyer intercept the trawlcr and speed ap the radio operators trip to the hospital
 The destroyer Monaghan wa: nearest to the Osprey and succeed ed in making contact with the fish ing boat in mid-atternoon. Making all possible speed, the Monaghan arrived off the local harbor jus, before midnight and was met by tn, patrolboat C G 2S9 which took tn, radio operator aboard and rushe, him to the state pier. There he was , transferred to an ambulance, which conveyed him 10 the hospital i ! record time,
 ] At the hospital everything was II readiness for the operation and as , soon as It was determined that tn, young man was actually suffcrin- from appendicitis, the operation | was performed.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
Judges Charge to Jury
 Forms Basis of Appeal

Arguments have been entered in the state supreme court of errors in the application of George and iiOnrl E. I.aRonnc of Waterbury. for Il reversal of the jury verdict directing judgment for Anthony Nos- Hcy. and the estates of Edward ncutsch and Adam Covalcsliic, ,'a- sulting from an automobile crash on Plymouth Hill, February r. 192J. Deutsch and Covalcsllic were killed ir the accident. Error is claimed n tho charge to the jury by Judge Christopher l.. Avery. Attorneys Charles w. Tamulonis, Monroe $. Gordon and samuel Rosenthal de- tended the verdict and Attorney Ralph 0. Wells appeared for the ap pCllant.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
City Items

The annual meeting and suppc~ of the South Congregational church will be held next Thursday evening m the chapel. Mrs. Arthur Gran, will be in charge assisted by the women ot Maple Hil!.
 Winthrop Council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty. will hold it's regular meeting Wednesday, evening at s o'clock at Junior .. L. A. NJ. Officers will be installed. Suppev will be served at G;3o o'clock.
 Indianola Council I. o. k. NJ. will hold ;p public installation Tues day evening at 7:30 o'clock at Red Mons hall. Members have been in vitod to bring friends.
 Leading Star lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem, will hold q regular meet ing Monday night at $ o'clock in Junior o. |. A. AL hall Election of officers will take place.
 An automobile owned by Murton Lyons of 1860 Broad street, Hart ford, was recovered in Waterbury yesterday, having been stolen at the corner of Arch and Grand streets, this city, on January [, according to q report to tn" police.
 Attorney A. A. Greonhorg reported to the police shortly before : o'clock last evening that his automohilc was stolen in front of his home, 227 West Main street.
 Officers and members of Doric council, R. < $. M. will attend the regular meeting of Harmony lodge, A. F, and A. M., Monday evening. The entered apprentice degree will be worked,
 A slight fire in an automobile be- longing 10 Walter Mycr Of &49 Mon roc street called Engine No out on q still alarm at midnight to .& Sum mCr street
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
7. y. (. 4. NOTES

\ new term will begin at the Y. W. (. A. next week featuring classes in gymnasium. reducing, tap and interpretive dancing, swimming. div ing and life saving. Classes arc open for little tots and grown ups. Registrations should be made this coming week and medical cNamina- tions secured. The term will rua IC weeks.
 Basketball girls are getting in trim for the tournament which be gins in two weeks. An extra prac- ticc is arranged for Monday, January 15 at 100 o'clock.
 All activities among Girl ItcScrvea and Young Employed girls will br resumed this coming week. Mss Mary lioWy, girl reserve secretary, returned Saturday from her home in Ohio where she went to rccupcrat" from q recent illness Of pneumonia. Pinnacle club of young employed jS holding a surprise program Monday evening given by members of the club. Tho regular monthly meeting ol the finance committee will b" held Tuesday morning at 1Q:@0 o'clock.
 The membership committee which usually meets the second Tuesday will meet on Friday evening at 7:%0. The French classes will hold their regular classes Tuesday evening. Wednesday at 10:S0 o'clock the monthly business meeting and rr- ports oi the Y. w, C. A. board of directors. Wednesday night at 7:$h Irregular monthly mcting of tn" ed|- CatiOnal committee at the home st Mrs. l.. N. llcmcnWay. Thursday-postcr class at o:00 0 clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
Portugal Moves Today
 To Avert Cabinet Crisis

Lisbon. Portugal, jan. II P}- President General Carmona today began consultation with national po- litical leaders hoping to solve quick ly the cabinet crisis precipitated last night with the resignation of Prem- fer lvens Ferraz and his cabinet.
 In political circles, however it was said the crisis might be difficult to handle and of some duration. The resignation came unexpectedly at the close of a cabinet meeting.
 An official note was issued saying that due to divergencies of opinion between the ministers of finances and justice and the premier, the lat ter had placed the resignation of the cabinet in the hands of the president to facilitate solution of the crisis.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
ACHIEVEMENT CONFERENCE

: Several local Junior Achievement leaders are attending two day con- ference in the old banquet hall at the Hartford Y. NJ. C. A. The meet ings arc being conducted by in- structors from Springfield. Those from New Britain who arc in attend Alice Bratton, Miss Pauline Baloski. Miss Dorothy Phillips, Miss Mary Keevers, Miss Olga Baron, Mrs. M T. Souney, Mrs. Della McCabc, Miss Sophie krawicz, Miss Mary krawicz Mrs. H. C. Warner and W. W. T. Squire.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
OFFICERS INSTALLED

State officials of the Y. M. T. A. X E. society were present at the in- stallation of officers of the Lady T. A. B. society Thursday night. Among the speakers were State President Frank kenncy, Thomas O'Brien, William Gleason, John Tynan, Den his Dunn. Thomas J. smith, presi- dent of the Y. NJ. T. A. x B. society and Rev. Walter J. Lyddy of St. Mary's parish.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
TRADERS WIN GAME
Locals Place Feather in Their Cap By Downing Snappy CollinsNiilc High Quintet.

One of the outstanding victories of the year was scored by the New Britain Trade school basket tosser5 yesterday afternoon when they dc foatcd the snappy Collinsyillc high quintet by a &7 10 25 score. The game was played at tho state arnory and not until the last three minutes was either team able 10 break away for more than a tWO-pOint lead. kanttu kept the ANe Makers abreast of the locals with his shooting hu; lhr Traders had the edge on pass ing.
 In the middle ot the last quarter the break came. rryzhrysz scored from the middle of tho floor 10 set the locals going. Eetano found the rim and Cohen and Truman swung into action. Kanttu and Rcpp did all the scoring for Collinsvillc. Tn" two teams will meet soon in Col liHsyilIr in a return game.
 The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
Paris Taxi Drivers Quit;
 Horse Cars Are Revived

Paris, Jan. Pl-Faris spent its second day today without taXis. An tiduatcd horse cars, or the "hacre,' met with great success from those who did not desire to walk.
 The taxi drivers of Paris yeStcr- day went on a strike in protest against decision of the Paris mu- nicipal council to raise taxi tariff of fares.
 The drivers contended that the big companies for which most of them work would be the chief bencliciar- ics, and that the drivers would gain corresponding decrease in tips.
 Out of G.S90 drivers in the union, G,S07 responded to the strike.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
NEWINGTON SEEKS
 AUDITING EXPERT
Finance Board Recommends
 Hiring Public Accountant
Especial to tho IIcraIdp

NeWlngtCn, Jan. ll-At the mcct- ing of the finance board held Thurs day night it was voted to recommend at the next town meeting the en- ployment of q certified public ac- countant at q cost not to exceed $4oO t. audit all the books of the various town officials and committees
 If this recommendation is acted upon faVOrably at the town meeting, lt will moan the abolition of the election of the town auditors.
 By the employment of certified public accountant, more unified system of keeping books and records will be established by the various committees. it IS said.
 Two Young Wine Thieves
 Two boys were in court last night before Judge Stanley Wcllcs on the charge of theft Of a quantity of wire from the property of Salvatore Ierna of Richard avenue on December 20. The boys pleaded guilty and stated they took the wine to make some cX- pcriments Of d chemical nature.
 The boys claimed to have had wine in their own homes but said it was made with sugar whereas !hc wine they took was not made with that ingredient. After being given q severe lecture on the ways of keep ing within the law, the boys were fined $5 and costs each. Both promised to walk d straightcr path in the future.
 Fire Department Notes
 The regular meeting of Company No. l of the Volunteer Fire depart mont will be held on Monday night
 Company No. Of the Volunteer Fire department will hold a card Junction on January It.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
PANAMA ISSUES PROTESTS

Panama, Jan. II P}-The govern ment of Panama has sent a note to the government of Costa RiCa call ing attention to complaints of propa- ganda activities by minor Costa Rican officials along the border and stating that such activities if contin- ued might affect the cordial relations between tho two countries.
 The note was addressed by For cign Minister Arosemcna to thr Costa Rican foreign office throuSh the Panama minister at san Jose.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
SANARDS WILL ENTERTAIN

Dr. X. J. Savard and Mrs. Savard will entertain at q dinner party to-
 night in honor of Mir. and Mrs, Luther NJ. Barnes of 145 Lincoln for their plantation at Woodbine. Ga. Accompanying them on the trip will he Mdjor and Mrs. Frank L. John ston, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lincoln.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
GOING ON LONG TRIP

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Arbour will leave Monday by motor for Miami, Fla. They will spent several weeks at their winter home in Miami. Leav- ing their car in the Florida city they will sail by way of the Panama Canal for California where they ex- pect to remain until spring. They will return to Florida and motor from there to New Britain, arriving home about April 15.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
STANLEY MEMORIAL CHUECH

Services at tn" stanley Memorial church for the coming week, will be as follows:
 Sunday. 9:30 q. m. junior. inter- church school; 10:4J q. m. morning worship and sermon by Rev. R. N. Gilman, subject; "Uscfulncss" first in q series on the theme: 'TouCh- stones of Christian Living At r noon. primary and beginners de partments.
 Monday, 7:S0 D. m. Roy Scouts, troop II; 7:S0 D. m. meeting of the officers and teachers of the church school at the home of Mr and Mrs. Brookman, 13S East street.
 Wednesday, 2:30 D. m. united weekday church school, grades three and four; 7;30 p. m. Girl Scouts, troop 1G.
 Thursday 2:30 D. m. meeting of the Ladies Aid society; program, followed by a social time with com- mittee in charge.
 Friday, 6:45 D. m. Fellowship SUD- per served by the women and fol- lowed by the annual meeting of the church with reports and election of officers.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
STAGE DEATH REAL

Gross kikinda. Jugoslavia, Jan. II UP)-Durins the performance of q patriotic play in the largest theater here an actor named kraljc- witch fell dead from apopleXy few seconds before he should have been killed" as an infidel Arab by one of Serbia's legendary heroes.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
SUES FOR COMMISSION

Claiming commission for services performed. the Rabinow- Raschkow Realty Co. has instituted action against Rose and Isaac kolodney for $450. It is claimed that the plain tiff signed the Economy Grocery as lessee of a store at 42S-425 West Main street at three per cent com- mission which amounts to s291.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

The Sacred Heart basketball team was nosed out in q close game %S to 37 last night by the St. Rose team of East Hartford The game was played at the Sacred Heart school gymnasium. The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
BRITONS GIVE HOSPITALS AID

London. Jan. II P,-Thc British national thank offering for the e. covcry of King George closed with S%.270i001 contributed for hospitals The fund started with an anony- nous donation of $500,0OO.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
FATAL LOTTERY CHANGE

Lisbon, Jan. Il P(-Donna Maria Tavarcs exchanged q state lottery ticket for one of a higher number. She dropped dead when the first ticket won the capital prize of $250,- 900.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
AUSTRALIA TO BUILD ROADS

Canberra, Jan. il tP}-Thc Aus tralian government has decided 10 aYportion among the states of the commonwealth nearly S5,000,0 GOO from federal road funds to relieve unemployment.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
OLD TIME, SERVICES

An old fashioned gospel service will be held at 59 Oak street tomor- row afternoon at 3 o'clock. The public is invited.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
East Hartford High

Referee. M&nion: score at half time, Bristol, r to F; time, S- minute quarters.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

X Classified Ad in the Herald will take care of the situation very well.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
Trade school
tullinsNillC High
SACRED HEARTS LOSE

Referee, Nixon. Timer Bradbury, Scorer, Lambcrg.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

Bowling, IA Arch St. New man. agement. Ladies bowling. Prizes. -adNt.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
SENATE RESUMES
 DEBATE ON TARIFF
ForgOeS Half Holiday to Con-
 tinue Sugar Rate Work

Washington, Jan. II The senate today abandoned it's usual Saturday half holiday to devote itself to settlement of the highly controvcr sial question of how great a tariff rate is to be imposed upon sugar imported from Cuba.
 This issue has involved the sen ate in one of the most heated dis putcs to arise from the tariff bill and threatens to oblitcratc party lines when it comes to q vote, prob ably about the middle ot next week.
 Two members of the western in- dependent republican group have expressed themselves as opposed to an increase in the present rate of 1.I6 cents q pound. Senator La Fol lotte adding his objection to that Of Borah, in a vigorous address,
 Burden on Consumers
 La Toilette asserted that to raise the lcVy to the 70 cents figure proposed by the senate finance com mittce, would impose an unnoces- sary burden on consumers, benefit American growers but little and fail to increase American production. In addition, he declared that to in- crease the duty would ''ineyitably jcopardizc the existence of friendly political and trade relations with all of the other nations of Latin America.'
 The scnatc's consideration of this subject, he said, should not be af- fccted by the activities of "tarif lobbies," which he condemned as 'pernicious." adding that he was ready to support preventive logisla- ton.
 La Toilette severely criticized la- hor conditions in the beet sugar in- dustry, terminG them debascd and asserted that that industry might well he ashamed 10 come before Is asking for an increase in the duty levied for it's benefit
 Chairman Smoot of thc finance committee is leading a campaign fer the adoption of the rate ap- IT cN'u DA HIS group. m speech preceding that of 1.a Toilette, which came late yesterday. he op- posed a higher rate. asserting that tn" National City Bank of New York had acquired large sugar holdings m Cuba and would like to sec the domestic sugar industry destroyed so that larger profits from the banks foreign investments might accrue"
 NouthcrncrS Ask Boost
 Senators RanSdnll and RroussarJ oi Louisiana. the home of domestic cane sugar production, are dcmand- Ing q rate of 40 cents Il pound, q figure approved by the house.
 Borah is understood to be devcl- oping a sugar bounty proposal un- der which domestic producers would be given government funds in pro- portion to their own production and imports from the Philippine Is lands. He takes the position that with sugar from the Philippines conlnG in duty free, an increased l,,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-14
SIX ARE NAbbED
AS POLICE OPEN
ROBBERY DRIVE
Youths, Captured Leaving
House, Are to Face
Burglary Counts.

Six men were arrested Monday
night and early today by police in
a. drive against burglaries and hold
ups in Indianapolis.
Thomas Borner, II, Negro, of 922
North Miley avenue, was arrested by
Frank ThrondSon and William Mont
gomery. American District Tele-
graph operatives, when they charged
he attempted to run away from the
Wolf Sussman store, 339-341 West
Washington street, after a glass in
the store had been broken and the
store entered.
Two other men who we're with
Broner are being sought. Broner
threw away $35 watch, stolen from
the store, before being captured, the
officers said. He is charged with
burglary.
Herbert Wilkinson, So, Negro, 1923
Collier street, was arrested on
charges of drawing a deadly weapon
and carrying a concealed weapon
after an alleged attempted holdup of
the Louis Kosef grocery, SAC North
Senate avenue, Monday night.
When store employees refused to
charge" a purchase for him, Wiki
inson is alleged to have drawn a
revolver on them and five customers.
He was arrested near the store.
Ernest Polston, Is, of 2123 North
western avenue. his brother. Theo-
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dore Polston, 10: Ellsworth Jarrett,
is, of 30l9 East Twenty-second
street, and Charles Jarrett, his
cousin, 16, of 1920 Roosevelt avenue,
were arrested on burglary charges.
Albert o. Slate, police officer. and
his wife, living at 4109 East Eleventh
street, watched lights flicker in the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Weimer, 4102 East Eleventh street,
after Mrs. Slate saw the four youths
knock at the door and disappear
around the side of the house.
Slate called Walter Ferguson
and Herbert Shum, motor police
men, who with Slate, surrounded the
house. The youths leaped through
a window, breaking the glass, but
were captured. In their possession
were found radio tubes. fishing reels
keys, neckties, scarfs and other
articles from the Weimer home.
Four armed men Monday night
forced Paul Werkhoff, 20, OF 1902
North Meridian street, into an auto
mobile and drove him to the Shelby
vile road south of Indianapolis and
stole his clothing and $1.40.
A Negro snatched a purse con-
tanning SO from Miss Anna F
Hammerback, 2729 College avenue,
in front of her home Monday night
Burglars got 50 cash from the
home of Mrs. G. w. Glover, Of 122
East Forty-fourth street.
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DIRECTORS ARE
REELECTED BY
TRUST COMPANY
Annual Report Is Read by
Evans WooIIen, PreSi-
dent.

Stockholders Of the Fletcher Saw
ings and Trust Company, meeting
in annual session Monday, re-elect-
ed its directors Of the company for
1880.
The stockholders session followed
a meeting of the directors of the
company, which heard and approved
the annual report of Evans Woollen,
president. The report showed that,
exclusive of totals in the six affil-
lated state banks of the company,
the total resources Of the trust COM
panv as Of Dec. 81, 1929, were s26,-
979, 1868. Of which s23, i97, 740.Gl
we're deposits. In addition, the total
resources Of the six state banks at
filiated with the Fletcher Savings
and Trust Company as of Dec. 81.
1929. were $4,114,776.40.
The companys trust business was
set out as follows: Trust funds in
vested, Sl0.239 .30218; trust funds
uninvested, s11O,48456; customers
securities, S2,995,59111; corporate
trusts, $50, 100000, and real estate
trusts, $5,513.650. Farm loans made
by the Fletcher Joint Stock Land
bank, which is owned by the Fetch
er Savings and Trust Company,
amount to s16,93l,525.
Directors of the Fletcher Savings
and Trust Company named by the
stockholders at the meeting we're !:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-14

Henry c. Atkins, president E. G. At
kins 81 Co.; Frederic NJ. Ayres, presi-
dent L. S. Ayres g. Co.: Albert
Baker, Baker 81 Daniels; Vinson
Carter, company's vice-president;
Carl c. Gibbs, National Malleable
and Steel Castings Company; Albert
S. Goldstein, president Goldstein
Brothers, Inc; William F. Hayes,
president Lake View Trust and
Savings bank, Chicago; Alex. R.
Holiday, secretary Belt Railroad
and Stockyard Company; Charles
w. Jewett, Elliott, Weyl 81 Jewett;
Alfred Kaufman, president Link
Belt Company; Hugh NICK. Landon,
chairman executive committee and
ce-president; Albert E. Metzger.
company's vice-president; Samuel
D. Miller, Miller & Miller; Nicholas
H. Noyes, treasurer Eli Lilly & Co.;
Almus G. Ruddell, president Central
Rubber and Supply Company;
Joseph H. Spellmire; Charles N.
Thompson. attorney; George M.
Williams, president Marmon Motor
Car Company, and Evans Woollen,
company's president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-14
Not So Dumb


BIZ United Prose-
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA
Three men and a woman are
in Jail here today because
dumb waiter-belying its name
turned informant.
An apartment house tenant
complained because the dumb
waiter squeaked continually.
Police investigated and found
it was carrying stolen clothing
to an apartment overhead. The
goods was confscated and four
arrested.
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I've Causes Burns

ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. 14-Wil-
liam Brown. 16, fell into a bucket
of I've water while scrubbing the
floor of restaurant and his right
arm was burned seriously.
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1888 kROcER STORES
DASED on the savings which Kroger customers
ID made in the purchase of twelve basic food items

ID made in the purchase of twelve basic food items
at Kroger Stores last year. housewes saved nearly
o000 These items those that the average family
almost daily, Butter Fresh Eggs Bread, Sugar
Coffee Flour Corn Peas Tomatoes Lard, Meat Potatoes
Millions and millions of pounds of those commodities were
consumed by Kroger customers Taking this quality of
merchandise at the price at which 1t sold In
Kroger Stores last and comparing with the aver
price Of the merchandise sold at grocery
stores throughout the country. find that the total
purchases at Kroger Stores all foods were made at
saving of nearly S26,000000.0O
This saving graphically by the drawing opposite
Unquestionaby ability this IL the reason
millions stores MAX
ing their food purchases
will to
this Sale Stores We hope we may
maintain budget at
economical level.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-14

Slice a Country Club Pound Cake
and fill with fruit (any kind) and
top with whipped cream or Country
Club Marshmallow Creme. Deli