The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-06

Englewood, N. J, Jan e--(uP)
 The sudden death of Calvin boiidge recalled today the death
 his college mate and friend, Dwight w. Morrow, who also dieo buddenly.
 Because of the close relation bee tween the former president an" Morrow--the latter attended Am- herst with hlm and later was ms nm bassador to Mexico--the MOT row family was particularly at- fected by Mr coolidge'S donth., 7lThe Morrow family planned to attend the funeral tomorrow. Mts Morrow will meet her son, DwignI, Jr, an Amherst student ena daughter, Constance sh't" student, at Northampton.
 f An aneedote involving the two was recalled by friends of tho late senator. When Morrow was max ing his election campaign no nsk. cd MT Coolidge what to talK aoout in his speeches. uv .S. Y "Taik about Ra.n,,snsy.s Ra.ro.lsss ,op s''''"' ''''N'
 " 7. Boston, Mass, Jan c. (UP)-- Boston to-day recalled Ca!vIn Coolidge not as tho 3oth president of the United states, but as tne gaiiant governor of Massachusett.s V yito sealed what then seemed nis pciiticai doom with two erypue words. .. strike. A new police force was re- crulted and the striking men want. cd to return to work. The ponce commissioner refused and samuel Gompers, then president or the American Federation of Labor, ap. peaied to Coolidge to recogniSe the strikers' right to strike, Coolidge replied: ..r.. ngainst the public safety, by any body, anywhere, any time"
 His friends, aghast, urged him not to send the telegram. They said 1t meant tho end of his pol'tl- ! : "Very likely" said Coolidge and sent the telegram.
 go Boston, Jan c. (UP)-Dr George Milton Kline, 64, commissioner or the state department of mental diseases since It's establishment py Calvin Coolidge in 1919, died of heart failure at his home yester- day after several weeks Illness, ar Dr Kline was native of Pitts burgh, Pa. He was educated in the schools of Grand Rapids, Mich, and was graduated from tho University of Michigan Medical School. which gave him an honorary degree n
 Before his appointment by Gov ernor Coolidge, Kline had been on | the staffs of state hospitals In Iowa, < Michigan. and Massachusetts. v He leaves wife, the formor Ethel A. Fry, and two daughters.
 Washington, Jan c. (UP)-Dt James r. Coupal, Calvin Coolidgei former White House physician suggested an autopsy. on tho bod, of the former president, because he believed medical science would benefit, he said to-day.
 Hc emphasized that he had nt thought that there was anythini unnatural in MT coolidses suddeI death.
 In the case or NIT COoHobe ' whose death was due to hear attack, pr coupai believed ai autopsy might be particularly valu able to medical knowledge because health examinations had not re- veaied any indications Of hear trouble.
 , Washington. Jan 6. (up)--Th, following delegation from th' house Of representatives, appointed by Speaker Garner, will leave fol Northampton tonight to attens the funeral of ex.Prssident Cool idge:
 Democratic Leader Rainey, Re publican Leader gneli,' Repregenta lives Treadway, pinkham, Luce Underhiil, Connery, and Douglas Of Massachusetts; Montague, Vaa Dyer, Pa; Gibson, Vt Greenwood Ind; and Douglas, Ariz. :.
 ce.Yresident Curtis to-day VII appoint q delegation to represen the senate at the rites.
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