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New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
DRY AGENTS' TALE
 REFUTED BY YOUTH
"Buck" Rader, Once Exonerated, Arrested in Tennessee Shooting

Winchester. Tenn, Feb. ! t1r --- Buford "Bucli' Rader, charged with the murder of Tom Morris, noun tainccr, who was shot to death as d climax 10 q federal dry raid near here, was free today under $l0,000 bond posted last night.
 A murder warrant was sworn out by J. D. Norris father of inc slain man. and was entirely independent Of the state investigation being con- ductod by Tom Stewart, district at torncy.
 The claim Of Jesse Morris, l% yoar old son of Tom Morris, that his tradicts a report by federal prohi- bition officers who were with Rader last Saturday and who said Rader shot Morris after Morris opened fire on the officers.
 Radcr made no statement last night. He came here from Nash villn with his bondsmcn and waived preliminary hearing. The case will come up at the February term O. court.
 United States District Attorney A. Y. McLanc has announced that q federal investigation into the shoot ing cXonCrated Eadcr.
 l;adcr formerly was an inmate of the state rcformatory where he was sent for violation Of state liquor laws
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
WASHINGTON LOSES PROMINENT ITALIAN
Frank Cianci Passes Away at
 New Britain Hospital
Especial to the Herald

Berlin. Feb. i--Frank Cianci. 79. one Of the best known Italian resi- dents of kcnsington, died this morn ing at the Now Britain General hos pital following an illness o' short duration. He wag taken to the hos pital on Thursday,
 Mir. Cianci came 10 this country from Italy nine years ago. settling in konsinSton. where he lived With his son, Sebastjano Chanel and en- tered in the farming industry He appeared 10 be in good health mp 10 q few months ago, and it was only within the la9t week that his Condi- ton was thought serious enough to warrant hospital observation.
 He was a member of the Canicat- tini society Of Honsington and of St rauls church.
 He is survived by his wife. Anita; one sonc. Sebastiano: and q brother Sebas,lano. in Italy Funeral ar engagements are under the direction Of Laraia and sagarino of New Brit ain and arc incomplete.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Filipino Boxing Bouts
 Halted as PrecautiOn

San Francesca, FCp. Wl-f Ill., rino boxers today were barred from appearing in the ring at Fl Centro as result of protest from cit HcnS who feared their appearance against white fighters would result in race riots, such as occurred re gently at Watsonvillc, Cal.
 James Woods, state boxing con- missioner, last night cancelled q bout between Kid Bullahan, Filipino and Kid kodkN, q white boxer.
 Citizens reported to Wood that H Filipino was held there on q charge of "scqucstcrinG" q white girl, Although he stopped the fight at Fl Ccntro, Woods permitted q Filipino boxer 10 appear in the ring at Hollywood. There was no dis turbancc.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
6J Contestants Left
 In Tabs Pool Tourney

Eight of the 4 contestants have been eliminated in the Y. M. T. A. & F. society pool tournament.
 Dan Daugherty, one of the vet eran pool players who at one time was the champion of the society, defeated Jimmy Donohuc, 100 to %. Tom Moore made it a bad tour namcnt for the Donohucs when the other Jimmy Donohue was clmi- mated. 100 10 97. Clement Grace de- featcd Al Bass, 100 10 80. and Frank Mclean won over Tom Jan nellie, loo 10 t2. Billy Valentine had an easy time defeating Joe Clyncs, loo 10 3@.
 One of the feature matches was fought out between "Patsy' Kelly, ST. and Mike" Maloncy Kelly won. 100 to 90. John Sullivan won over "Eddie' Wolfcr, 100 10 90. and Billy McNamara defeated Harold Foley, 100 10 7S.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
BROKERAGE HOUSE
 SUED FOR S5,OO0
George Paris Names King, Read
 < Co. Defendants

George Paris Of this city has brought suit against Reid, King &5 Company, firm composed of stewart w. Reid and Clinton T. King, both of West Hartford for S5.00t. Paris vas manager of the New Britain office of the defendant concern and the allegations are. in part as follows: That as manager Of said branch office the plaintiff George Paris received no compensa- ton except such commissions as he might be entitled to by reason of orders negotiated or made by or through him and accepted by the said Reid, King & Company at their Hartford office:' that the plaintiff was to receive thirty cents for every share of stock on all orders negotidt- cd or placed through him and ac- ccptcd by the defendant concern; hat the defendant concern author i%ed Paris to make a concession Of fifty cents share below the market on all lots Of 1000 shares or better oS Railroad Shares Corporation. and that Paris negotiated with J. s. Schofeld X, Company Of Waterbury. brokers, for the placement by them of an order for largo quantity Of stock of tho Railroad Shares Cor roraion. and that the defendant concern assured Paris that the order would be taken care of and credited to his account.
 The defendant concern. however, ! informed Paris on October II. l92S. that in view of the fact that large order might be placed by the Wa terburN concern, Paris would only be allowed a commission of so cents per share for the first 5000 shares and 10 cents per share on all shares over 5000 shares contracted for by the Waterbury concern. Paris al lcccs that the Waterbury concern on October , placed an order with the defendant concern for 50,oo0 shares Of the stock and he was entitled to $l,500 on the first 5000 and s4.5OO on the remaining shares. and the de- fcndant concern thereafter paid Paris S1,145 on account and has since refused to pay the balance.
 Attorney s. Gerard Casale issued the writ which IS returnable in su- pcrior court the first Tuesday of February.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
HOSPITAL SURGERY STATUS EXPLAINED
Supt. ReekS Reite1ateS Ruling
 on Major Operations

An explanation Of the ruling against outside surgeons performing operations in the New Britain Gen cral hospital without the aid or pres cncc of member of the hospital staff, was made today by Dr. T. Ebcn Rocks, in response to a num- Der of queries on that subject.
 Dr. Eceks' statement is as fol- lows:
 Tn answer to questions that have been put 10 me regarding the priv ilcgc of operating in the New Brit ain hospital, I wish 10 state that in line with the policy of the hospital to maintain high professional standing, it was decided last Novcm- Der by the hospital authorities that
 No major operation shall be per- formed in this hospital by any phy- sician who is not a member of the senior surgical staff of this or any other recognized hospital, unless Inc is assisted by {, member of q rCcOg- nizcd senior surgical staff The judgment of the surgeon shall gov Crn the procedure ol the operation undertaken.
 Tn all cases the surgeon shall see the patient in consultation be- fore the Opcration.'
 This does not prevent any fam lily physician from bringing his pa- ticnt into the hospital nor from op- tratins. provided he is assisted by q recognized sen.or surgeon.
 This ruling IS to assure our pa ticnts of receiving the protection and benefit of surgical experience and in noWisc intcrtcrCs with the rightful privileges of any physician in good standing.
 "T. BEEN EEEKS,
 Superintendent"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Portes Gil Requested
 To Aid Nigaraguans

Mexico City, Feb. i (P'-ThC good offices or President Emilio Portcs Gil are being sought 10 save the lives Of three NicaraGuan soldiers reported 10 have been sentenced to death on charges of taking up arms against United States Marines
 A group of Ilonduran residents of McNico City requested the proNision- al president to ask the Ilonduran government not 10 grant the cNtra- dition of Carlos Gabuardi. Bcnicio Garcia. and Juan Echcrry, demand cd by NiCarauGua. It was said the three would be shot upon their ar rival in Manacua.
 The IIondurans declared the three soldiers fought the marines when the marines landed in Nicaragua and later assisted other NiCaraguan in- surgents 10 avoid arrest by finding d haven for the mon in Honduras.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moore of a7 Hartford avenue announce tho en- Eagcmcnt of their daughter Ida. to samuel Kramer of the Bronx, New York. Miss Moore is a graduate of the class of 19@6, New Britain High school, and is popular among the younger set. She is connected with a real estate concern in Now York city. Mr. Kramer is d co-partncr in dairy and grocery business.
 The engagement was announced at q wedding when Miss Moore act cd as bridesmaid and Mir. Kramer as usher. No date has been set for the wedding.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Child's Custody May
 Depend on Dispositions

West Palm Beach, Fla, Feb. l Pl Custody of q S3,O00,O00 hcircss-- ciSht-ycar- Dana Duff Frazier may rest upon testimony to be taken in Franco and Monaco. Both the mother and father of the child are seeking permanent possession of their child. As result of court actions John lt. Wood, of ariS. France, has been appointed to take dispositions of SaN cra material wit ucSscs in Paris and Fontainblcu, France, and Monte Carlo.
 Mrs. Brenda Watriss is the mother and Prank Duff Frazier, New York and Palm Leach clubman. the father. The child now is attending q fashionable school for girls at Palm Beach.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Mitten Found Beside
 Plane in Arctic Ice

Nome, Alaska, Feb. 1 CUP)- Finding Of q mitten near tho wrecked Carl Ben Eielson plane, identified as belonging to Earl Eor- land, mechanic of the craft. was re- ported today by wireless from the fur ship Nanul. base of fiers and dog sled parties seeking the bodies Of inc mon who disappeared Nov. 2.
 The report came from Joe Cros- son, chief pilot of the searchcrs and the man who found the wrecked ship. He said that after visiting the wreck again he had left supplies and equipment for four searchers who have established permanent camp from which to conduct the quest for the fliers. believed killed when their plane crashed.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
'SQUEALER' KILLED BY CHICAGO GANG
Man Who Offered to Give Facts
 Shot to Death Today

Chicago. Feb. LP-Julius Rosen- hein 45. formerly an investigator for the Chicago Crime Commission, was shot 70 death today by two men who stepped from an automobile 10 the sidewalk and fired six shots into his body. They escaped in the auto- mobile, driven by third man.
 Police said the shooting apparent ly was Sangland's revenge upon the "squawker."
 Six weeks ago Eosenheim walked into the states attorneys office. He was on the in" of vice and gam bling in Chicago, he said. He offered 10 tell what he knew.
 Tn states attorneys listened, but were skeptiCaL They ordered him 10 go out and bring in some Of the principals. Rosenheim did not return.
 His death today was the penalty for his "doublc-crossing" Of under- world foes and his undercover work as tipster for the Chicago Crime Commission and police raids on gambling houses, authorities said.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Program From Holland
 Heard Here by Radio

N. T.. AndcrsOn 0F "d6 Main street, this city, has discovered that he caught the sounds of q string in Strumcnt from q station which gave call letters that he could not at first locate. He wrote 10 tho federal ,adio commission at Washington D. C., and was notified that the station whose call letters he heard were those of PCJ in Holland. He re- cciNcd the station about II o'clock been investigating it ever since. The station program lasted about four minutes. Mir. Anderson has a 10- tube electric set.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Starts 150 Mile Swim"
 To Land in Worcester

Greenwich, Feb. 1 (UP)-The mere fact that Greenwich and Worcester. Mass, arc not con ncCtcd hy water. did not sUcryc Benedict Hobi. A, of S95 Central Park west, New York, from his intention of swimming the 15O mile journey.
 Hobi stepped off a train here late yesterday, walked 10 the h. dian lIarbor Yacht club and plunged into tine water.
 After going loo yards, he re- turned to shore where two po- liccmcn were waiting.
 "I was going to swim 10 Wor- ccstcr,' he explained. but somc- one vas following mo"
 Hobi was detained at Green Wich hospital for observation.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Dugald McMiIIan Hurt
 In Fall on Street Ice

While getting out of his car Thursday evening in front of the post office to investigate damage done to his machine when another auto bumped his fender. Dugald McMillan of 41 Dover road. retired merchant. slipped on the icy road wrist.
 He was removed 10 New Britain General hospital where it was nec- cssary 10 place his wrist in a plas- ter cast. It was stated at his home that Inc will be discharged from the institution today.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
FORECLOSURE SUIT

francisZka Joroszka. Joscfa Eak- szanska and Joseph PIGcl, all oi this city, and Allen L. Lincoln ot Ashford and Peter Nagormy of Will lmSton have been made defendants in d mortgage foreclosure suit in- stitutcd by Anthony 1<rupowicz through his counsel, Attorney Ar thur r, Kelly.
 The plaintiff claims that on July 10, 1926, he loaned $2,7O0 on property in Ashford and Wiling ton which was owned by Joroszha and BaksZanska.
 The writ served by Deputy Shcr- if Matthew Papciall. is returnab bic 10 tho superior court Of the county Of Windham on the first Tuesday or March.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
AUTOS CAUSE MORE DEATHS

Washington, Feb. l UP)--Auto- mobiles cause proportionatcly more fatalities in the army than air planes and airships combined.
 The war department today pub llShcd statistics showing fatalities per 1000 in the army caused by heavier and lighter than aircraft in 1928 were 0.2S per cent, compar- cd with O.30 per cent charGeable to automobile accidents. In 1922 the percentages were 0.49 for fliers and 0.23 for motorists. In 1924 the two figures were identical, 0.29.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
TOWN CLERK DEAD

Torrington Feb. 1 P'-Charles &. BirGe. 7G. town clerk of Iarwinton for the past 25 years. died carly to- day at his home in that place after several months illness.
 He had been in public service 70 years, having served three years as second selcctman and r years as first soloctman before being elected town clerk.
 He represented the town in the state legislature in 1893. His wilo and a daughter survive.
 The funeral will be held on Sun day afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Sister of J. P. Morgan
 Is Defrauded of Sl, 100

New York, Feb. 1 lP>-Miss Anne Morgan, sister of J. r. Morgan, wds named as one of number Of society women defraudcd of about $l.G00 by Gary NJ Gordon, 51 years old. who posed as q World War aviator Pleading guilty in general sessions court, Gordon was sentenced to an indetcrminate term in the penitcn- tiary.
 Miss Morgan, the court was told, gave him a $500 check in return fo,' a promissory note at the request of the Marcheso Theodore Marcoue. Gordon had Introduced himself to the MarChesc as an old friend of 2 woman friend of hers. She rcpor,c he dcfrauded her of S660.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Mickey Walker Father
 Again, Hospital Admits

Pasadena, Cal, Feb. l P)-A daughter was born 10 the wife of Mickey Walker. champion middle weight boxer, at a hospital here Monday, attendants revealed today.
 Mrs. Margaret Veronica Walker. tfc mother, is separated from tho pugilist, having sued him for al Norcc. The divorce action request cd that the mother be given the GUS tody of their 5-year-old son and ''an expected child.'
 Mrs Walker recently came here from New York.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
SUCCESSFUL CARD PARTY

A large attendance marked the card party given by the Ladies auxiliary of the National Fedora ton of Post Office Clerks on Thurs day evening at the Junior o. T.. A M hall. Bridge and whist were en- ioycd and prizes were awarded at each table. Mrs, w. KilduGf was chairman of the party. She was as sisted hy Mrs C. r. Corrgan, Mrs. l.. Brothcrton. Mrs. M. Gibney, Mrs. w. D. Eoche, Mrs. NJ. Hcncrnan, Mrs. H. Phalon, Mrs. J. kecVers, Mrs. A. DahlbcrG and Mrs. NJ. Kelly.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Amherst Junior ElOpes
 With Girl From HOlyOke

Holyoke, Mass. Feb. l IPl-Thc elopement of an Amherst college ju- nior, Robert Morris SWancy, and Miss Mary Risley Ramage, and their marriage at Mount Vernon, x. Y, on January q, has been revealed. Mrs. James M. Ramage. the girls mother, made the announcements at a luncheon yesterday. Married stu dents are barred at Amherst and 1t was understood SWaney would trans fer to the University of Pittsburgh after taking his mid-ycar cXamina- lions.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
ALLEN PAGE PROMOTED

New Haven, Feb. l tP-Thc ap- pointmcnt of Allen IT, Page. district plant engineer as district subway supervisor was announced by tho Southern New England Telephone here today. Harold $. Edwards. field engineer. will succeed to Pages present position. Both will be sta- toned here and will have charge Of work in the New Haven district.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
ACCIDENTAL DEATH FINDINGS $

Frldgoport, Tcb. l FF-TWo tnd- ings of accidental death were issued by Coroner John J. Phclan in cases involving Stamford persons. They were Anna M. Niggiano, 57, who was killed January v when an au- tomobile in which she was riding skidded and hit a pole. and Robert T. Holster, %6, who was crushed in q garage when he crankcd truck in gear.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
LITIGATION SETTLED

Announcement was made toddJ or q settlement in inc action brought by John Hagcarty against Lyman GitlavIt::. as q result of injuries su1- taincd by the plaintiff in a fall into an elevator pit at the defendant s garage at Elm and Seymour streets. The amount of the settlement was not announced. Judge w. r. Man gan was counsel for Hagcarty.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
PLANES ARRIVE IN CAIRO

CapctoW0. Union Of South Africa. Feb. 1 P'-ltour Royal Air Force planes participating in annual flight from Cairo, Egypt, to Capetown. ar rived here today with express train punctuality. They kept to their timetable despite very bad weather over Rhodesia. They left Cairo January II.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
JURY ID CONSIDER
 M'NAMEE MURDER
Four Of Seytette Involved Are
 New Britain Youths

Tho grand jury will consider the murder of James McNamcc, Bristol policeman, Tuesday when il hears evidence involving six youthful sus- poets, one of whom has been re- ported by police to have confessed. Four of the youths arc from New Britain.
 No announcement has been made Hs 10 how many indictments the state will ask in connection with the slayinG which occurred Thursday night. January 1G, at the gasoline station of Oscar t.bb, in Forcstvillc, McNamec questioned four youths in q ear stolen from q. New Britain doctor and was about 10 take them to police headquarters when he was shot in the back.
 His alleged slaycrs were at large only 2i hours. A roundup by police in Bristol, Waterbury and this city resulted in the arrest Of John Trophy, Waterbury; Kenneth Gal la@hcr. Bristol, and Henry SclIragcr I5ernharlt Schragcr Allen Norton ana NIlldlu HIddC' dll ot NcN blll- ain.
 BrophN shoots at Police
 EroplIy had q gun when arrested ir Waterbury. He had twice cmpticd the weapon at his puraucrs as they combcd the brush in the out skirts of Waterbury and WaIcott and wounded State Policeman Hugh Meade Of Canaan barracks anl
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

More than 100 persons attended an entertainment at the town home last evening given under the aus piCos Of tho Nickel l-A-Wcek club The program consisted of solos by r.. A. Kraus and George W. SloCNctt. Robert Nantinc had charge Of a comedy sketch. William C. ilotch- kiss, president. vas in charge.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
City Items

Joseph r. Barry Of this city has been made defendant in d suit f1r Sl17 brought by John be Pinto. also o. this city. Attorney Robert Coates represents the plaintiff and Con stable Fred Wrinkle has attached property On Slater court.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
TWO HURT IN CRASH

JcWett City, Feb. P>-Louis HorouX Of Central Falls. R. l., r2- cciycd possible internal injuries an l Dlana HerouX a possible fracture of the right shoulder when the auto mobile in which they were ridln2. driven by Alla IerouN. collido1 with q Connecticut Company bus here thls morning. The driver WAS unhurt as were passengers ln the bus
 No arrests were made.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
CUFFS ESTATE TO WIDOW

Bridgeport. Feb. Pt--Thc en- tire estate of Frederick Cuts, gen. cral manager of the United Hum mating company who died January II, has been left to the widow, Julia H. Cutts, according to will filed for probate today. The estate is estimated at S100,000
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
COLE INVENTORY FILED

Waterbury, Feb. 1 P-Inventory of the will of Judge Edward F, Cole. filed here today, revealed to. tai holdings Of s97,o00. The bulk of the estate goes to Mrs. Eva Elizabeth Hayden. friend of the testator.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
PLAY IN NEW RINK

Hanover. N. H., Feb. 1 (tP) - Dartmouth was 10 play it's first game on it's new s65,O0o hockey rink today, meeting Bishops college of Canada. The rink, however, will not be formally dedicated until tho Green meets Harvard.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
TAX COLLECTIONS JUMP

Tax collections in January cX- CccdCd those of tho same month of last year by g6,G6G.1o. The books in the office of Collector Loomis showed receipts totalinG sG9,063.20 at the close Of business last evening, as against S42,S9T.0S for January, 1929.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
CABINET DINNERS
 GIVEN FOR MOWERS
Informal Affairs in Washington
 White House Decorations
BN S.tLLIE '. IT. PICKETT

Washington. l'cn. 1 lP-It is q busy season for President and Mrs. Hoover, who seem to be enjoying the series Of cabinet dinners in their honor.
 These are informal affairs. which 2iNe them an opportunity to meet persons outside of official life in Washington. Indicative of this m- formality was the reply to q query given by Mrs. William Dewitt Mitch- ell who with the attorney general save q dinner Tuesday night that gloves should not be worn. From that 1t is inferred that it is the wish Of Mrs. Hoover 10 have these din- ucrs more like home events.
 A number of guests from the Tw in Cities attended the Mitchell dinner. The company dining with the pres Idcnt and Mrs. Hoover included Jus tice and Mrs. Samuel E. Wilson. Nr. and Mrs. Victor I. Ridder, MT. and Mrs Thomas l.. Daniels and Michael Dohcrty. all of St. Paul; while from Minneapolis came Mir. and Mrs. Give ]. Jaffray. Miss Ada l.. Comstock, president of Radcliffe college and q member of the presi- dents law enforcement commission, uIso was a guest.
 Next week Mr. and Mrs. Hoover will dine with the Postmaster Gen. crdl and Ms. Walter r. Brown. when thrv will moot q D.rou,, or Ohio pcrsonagcs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
ChirOpodist Called
 Across Sea for Job

New York, Feb. R-A chir- opodist was on his way 10 Lon don today 10 treat the ailing foot ot Miss Barbara l.. Bourne, SO clally prominent New Yorker. l''r father, Alfred Scverin Bourne. Was informed by trans atlantic telephone Of his daugh- t"r's ailincnt and before sailing, arranged for the chiropodist, Wirh whose work he is familiar. to make the trip especially to attend her.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
DEPUTY SHERIFF DIES

Bridgeport, Feb. P'-poputy Sheriff OryiIlc W. Holmes. 52, of Fairfield died in q hospital here to- day after q long illness. He was Il native Of EidGclleld and had served as first aclcctman Of that town,