‘LBrig. General Mitchell
States Publication of
Magazine Articles
Was Permitted
AIR PROBE
His Letter Read to
J House Committee—
Hearing on S h i p
; 'Versus'Plane Row
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. March E.-—Briga-
Q
filer General Mitchell, assistant on l Led by Cardinal O’Con. ;
my air chief, :esztrday flatly con-
tradicted Searclur} \vcelts' state-
meat. that ho had disobeyed prt-slv
«.Dential orders in publishing certain!
(Maxine .lrticlI-s '-:?li'iu‘. \Vzn- 09.;
parilutllt .Li‘l“ ‘4‘“
it: u. l'.".‘.t:l' to ,
Commitl- -_ 3).; G thin; lion-larva .llC‘
ban "in no \‘:a\ GISL..U"}L'J tr ital):-
l..:l:‘
oi'dtr o:
M ii ‘i.
Erase-ed any ltnoz ;:
lion that i can illniihar
"it. “(mid an! '
"that u l l‘..1'.l \ l'.
tention should iron. L-c'cn -i..-.3\n ”.0
them long br‘tolt tln- 1435013 tiny;
and action when according i. '
General Mitchell’s l- ttsr as read
to the committee by Cliairmui- Lam-
pert. Just ht.'oro lira.- .\dmim! Brod-
iey A. l‘iskc. lt‘lll‘. * tool. :h": stand
w
17¢” t“."l""'5‘
t4.
vlu.
relu-
to give his opium-Iv: "c. to -
five \aluo u’ nirci'ufi. ‘
An editor 01‘ Hit. S’l'lll'l'l." hiring
Post, the C(YE'H‘Jl said. urkvu him
hit l\0\cnllJ'e-:‘ to “dill; #3 El‘ril'i‘ OT
‘ tlcles of -ot‘c-r. and him Locum” ‘ . _
or I ‘ nation and o: the city of Naples. and
panied him to 21.0 White House to
lay the prc'c-ct Lt’ort- 3‘ t I‘rsid' m.
"The l’rcsi-l: n'. :w. l'érrt'v‘d his
snout Intezt‘s' II. u-z‘.r'i'.tI-‘~. Which
he has (1"‘33‘5 shown." the letter
ht considered
a?!lt“l'..i on this subject
to be bellrflc‘i'l'. (mil ll‘lil. I should
obtain 1hr. pl m. >ion 0: my superior
Dfllccl. [no Cl‘.lt.f o: ll‘: air service.
"uni said
continued.
a series Ll
"I lnlm"’jlvilr.‘. rot-crud to the
21311:! of the air ‘L'\li.'l3 What had
occurred and "mi. ‘d the lltrmis-
don to Write l.'.v a .cue. Ho gaxc
or . is to Write
permission tit-.1.
them. \0 l'>“'l'.lL'-;2 vluS made 3'. all
lbout suoni'Hn; toy-r."
General .‘lllcmx'l :i'uciiu.’ a copy
if a lel't-r he sail be had d-‘ctiicd
20m president “L-Olidgr.
you this moi-Hug. l .:n no: know of
any oblv-cllon 'rr tour “alluring
some articles on mutation. on fur as
I am cow. :t-rred. lie: of course I
cannot :‘Ital‘. .0: your er-‘l‘ior of-
floors. The matter should be takvn
up MU! them and their decision In
relation to the art:c:-. mile-wed."
C
swing: i
"Confirming vn; cornel‘suiion nith‘.
‘JC-i lrom the limited Status, comprisingg
l
’ his letter :Iddcd.i
my at-,
. .
Weds Secretary, Has
$200,000 Income
NEW YORK. March 8.—-Details o!
the marriage of Mrs. Mary Clark
Kilns. daughter of former Senator
William A. Clark of Montana. to
Marius De Brabant of Los Angelea
have been kept secret by their rel-
atives and friends.
The bride. as he daughter of for-
mer Senator ark. one of the
wealthiest men in America. has a
large income. Many years ago her
father settled upon her an annual in-
come of $200,000. Mr. De Brabant
is assistant traffic manager of tho
Union Pacific railroad.
lST HOLY YEAR
PlLGRlMS NOW
ARE lNNAPLES
l
I
nell, T h e y Reach
Italy After Spring-
Like Voyage
lltuw- .‘tilzl‘liftl By .\~.-01'l:llt-d Pro».
NAPLES.
rirst o‘ticinl
ltulv. March
lloly
‘i. -~ The
Year pilgrimage}
47H New England Catholics, led by}
Cardinal O‘Connell. one of .‘lnicri-i
ca's 'our princes of tho cliurt‘lt. 11:2.
It'iVetl here )rslvrday on board the?
iinvr illiio after a. splendid \oyngel
from Boston. All tho pilgrims were:
in good lzealtl: and spirits. ‘
Given Reception i
From the moment she passed out;
of sin-ht of the American coast until‘
she stcnm'd into the Bay of Naples;
at dawn today the Ohio was favored
With brilliant '-'.‘r-a:hrr and springlikci
breezes. s
A rec-.ption nus git-Rn the part).
by representatives lzcrc of the Italian :
rwanimal I"~'i.‘onnc1l answered in,
italinn the addr'rsns of welcome. ’
"i an: hapt‘y to he in Italy again."
he said. "Italy ha:- nlwnys tlcclii
sincerely and decplv beloved by mo 2
Although I «as not born hrxre i re-’
ceived the better part of my educa—
tion here and spent some oi the hap-
piest years of my life hcro und in
Rome. 1 am proud to rvturn to ital;
and Rome leading the first official
American Holy Year pilgrimage
They bring to Italy the greetings andi
salutalions of their fellow country-l
Holy Year I‘ommittne and other de-
putations. \lsitmg Pompeii and Srm
Martino. its will go to Ilomo by
automobile tnday to pave the
way for the pilgrims. Who will re—
main here until tomorrow. l)ur~
ing their stay in Naples the pilgrims
will Visit Capri and Pompeii. taking
“haulage of the traditional azurc
sky to make a tour of tbt‘ chow
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WMNDTPROBE
7. DOCTOR’S CAST.
BRIDGEPF‘RT. .‘viat. .2.——Dolining
his position in ihe. in utigauon of
the death of IWo scar cld Joseph
Panel-o in Mow-i, \vt-d'iwstloy. in
the office t " in I‘n'iz'il l haiku. oust-
.d tlcclic I‘I;!\rlt‘l(ll‘.. Corona-r John
'1. Phelan today declared, "i am
alone 133?,(3‘CS‘CC lr. ascertaining if
Kafka. Sun 'Y‘ll"li.ia’ill\' negligent.
“using the drzezli o: tins child."
The declarat‘or b" the Coroner
Iollowtu a. lcn; )' con‘r—rrvnc- “ith
Kafka in the Lounty courthouse.
The County inquisitnr - indicated
that he would pay no attention to
Rama’s status as a physician. inti-
matlng that this part of the investi-
gation car to he conducted. it at all
by some. other authorities,
While probe of Kafka's
.3 a licensed "radical practitioner
Meadornluni. the Coronrr has re-
urved decisxon or responsibility tori
the fatality ;
I
position
The child d;:-vl af'cr an operation
for the rsmoval of adenoids and
‘ tonsils. by Kafka in his Stamford
0mm: “’0v‘ln~>r~'-i:i}.
KILLS Ills WIFE,
WOUNDS CHILD
PITTSBI'RGII. Pa. Mar. .’..—Sam-
he) Kisi.. -iC'. a. steel mill tmployc.
_ shot and killed his wife, 3c. serious:
1y wounded a. daughter. if. and pro-
]..bly ratally pounded himself in
' their home in “'oodlunn yesterday.
. Kish Was bending over a wash
up when her husband ‘ired. He
an turned the pistol on his little
g as she ran from the room, then
, ”at himself. Police said they had
ed the couple had been quar-
toling over the question of moving.
ese, Yale Student,
Is Held By Court
, 'amw HAVEN, Mar. 8. — Chi
than. Huang. iormer student at
has; who was recently brought back
‘ ,- -- Washington to answer charges
cry in connection witha check
which he is alleged to have ob-
.- 85.500 from a local bank. was
ed in the Police Court yea-
and was bound over to the
-r Court under bonds of
-in
n’l
..-.
s .Jt' is alleged that he forged a
’ ’ k uninsuthe account of Profes-
-‘ .1. W. Williams of Yale Univer-
.~. No evidence was offered today
“agar of the waiver of the accused.
DAVIS CUP TEAM
'7 Annotated Press.
NDON. Mar. 8.—Announcement
can make up of the Australian
- Cup lawn tennis team was
here today. The team will
. 4.:
-... Xi James 0. Anderson. cap-
" L. Patterson and J.
5 places,
Here RAM—re The Members
Of President’s Cabinet,
lnlcrs'utt’
vania,
T'-
Cellsh‘of‘McClintock Will-Making .
as Mrs. Shepherd Refuses to :I'esttfg‘
r
wtammw
..". “ii 1 3 fi
Two servants. Eva Nelson and Mary Gartner, were paid 85
each to witness the will in which "Billy" McClintoclt. orphan util-
lionajrc. devised all his property to William D. Shepherd. his
guardian. So testified Louis chs, shown above, handyman in the
Shepherd home. at the probe in Chicago of the circumstances sur-
rounding McClintock's death.
Mrs. Shepherd is seen as she ap-
peared on the witness-stand when she refused to testify,
Dcpnrtmvu‘ of .luslll'r‘ lilllltr lloow-
and‘
commission
from
.\llll).‘ib‘.‘
ador to tirm‘. llz'nmn l-lllt‘" lien-m-
clt Taft as trust-buster.
(‘ommerco
counscl.
11417
and
Senator
J..».
3 bpfit lul
llllllt‘.‘0l.’l. "
{u .4
er, 11'32.
.\udr W ‘V. )lcllon
Stcrt-lary of
lnahcit-r.
of
tho
i‘unnsyl-
Trousury.
Age 6’). Nu'lve (-1 Pill:-
'cur nv.\t Sunday or Monday.
Pilgrims to No Pope
“Wu nil] begin our visit to tlm
busilicas in Home Thursday morn-
ing." said the Fur-1mm in outlininu
his plans. "I will conduct the pil-
grimage. on these trips. My itch
to the Holy Father probably Will 0C-
Later
1 will present the entire group to
ills Holiness and make the firm-enta-
tl0l‘. address."
.190.) to 1913.
burgh. l‘a. )ltmlwr
counzr}.'s wealthiest tumillcs
:Imn; banking .tn-i industrial
net‘iloir! lilior to his
to the cabinet in '-“.'l.
.I
of out. of tho
(Ull-
tht-ru.
Jnln: \V \Vcckg of Massacliustt's,
SfL'l'lCil‘y of \\'a.r. Ranker anti
brokl 1'. As" 'H. .\.lll\L‘. of Lanrcs-
tor, .\’. ll. Graduated Annapolis N.»
val academy and svrxcd
as usual oil'iccr.
lteprtst-nmtives from Mnssnchusclts
Senator from Massa-
“llh‘ .
-\n mmiicnl corps in “ orld war. As—l
nnpnllilmtut l
Found. r of‘
to“.'n cf honors. l'a.. unvi :‘l"~l mills:
tno Nears;
Member House of.
“.lu-iue iii In,“ Angnles.
,ilntlcc ('nlltornin suprcmc
luff and i‘cslgnr-d March )9. i924.
l0 enter cabinet.
Hubert “'ork. of
Scrutiny of the interior.
.\L' «3:. Native of lndinna County
Pa. Gained wide reputation as prac-
llclm; physician at tree-icy. Colo..
and was President American Medical
Association 1920 to 1922. Active in
Colorado politics for ycam Servod‘
l-Ilvctcd chief
lTolol'ado.
Physician.
s=l~':ll‘.l
- l‘JCl.
l‘l.“\
Ihv n
\“illlam .\l. Jardine. of Ram”
5:33. Sceretury of Agriculture. Grain‘
r-xpert and collcge prcsldent. Age
4". Native of Uncidu county. Idaho.
;\\;is a cmvpuncher in ldnho and.
Montana. before entering collagen;
F"l'\t"d In agriculture dcparlmrnt so
ccrmlist Ifll‘? to 1910 and on faculty
; Agricultural
Postmaster Gencrnl 1921 to'
I'ustmastcr General 1922 to
und Secretary lntcrlnr since
court. 1
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By Associated Presa
Ch ncellor Will Dellv-'
ear Address at Fun-
, .
Opera Chorus to Sing
e Am Press.
B’Bgux. March 8.-—-'l‘he body of
Friedrich Ebert. Germany‘s first
President. who died Saturday. lies in
state in his study. which has been
left just as it was when his sudden
illness overtook him.
The coffin. of brown oak rests
upon a. catafalque. and over it cand-
les draped in black. and, except for
a wreath of white lilacs from the wt
dow and one of mimosa from the
children. the floral decorations are
limited to green plants.
Wreath From Frau Ebert.
The wreath from Frau Ebert
bears a white ribbon with one word
f'Lnilse." and that. from the children
a black. red and gold ribbon with
the inscription: “To our unforgett-
atlc father."
Besides a. painting by Rembrandt
the only pictures visible are an etch-
ing of the martyred Foreign Minist-
er Rathenau. and a photograph on
Herr Ebert's deal: of the Mexican
President. General Canes. presented
on the occasion of his visit here
last su\mer. Four soldiers com-
prise a. guard of honor. which is
maintained day and night.
For the tuner-a! services to-
morrow the coffin will be remov.
ed tom the study to a large room in
the executive mansion where Chun-
cellor L‘hcr. the Acting President.
will deliver the ardress. The com-
pany. which is to be limited to 250.
will include the members of the
federal and Prussian cabinets. the
diplomatic corps and representatives
of the federal states.
The charts of the stat-:- opera will
sing. There will be no religious
services.
Elliot! A! Mdmag.
From the executive mansion the
body will be taken under military
escort to the steps of the Reichstag
ltullding where a pause. will be made
while the president of the Reich-
stag. Herr Loebe. delivers a eulogy
of his fallen chief.
to the Potsdamer station and the
men in Amm-ica, and I know that. ‘body will be placed aboard a, fun-
:i’tm- thi-lr brief soiourn in this love-l Following .1”,- thc mcn l'residonll Curtis p_ “‘ilbur of Califor- era! train which Will leave for llel~
ly land flit‘y, too, will return to i‘nelifooiidgn has asked to sit in his cab- in”. Socrcmry of the Navy. I‘ve-yer delberg It 6330 p. m. Burial will:
conllne‘nt. discovered by Columbus lint-t undcr ilu l.-;‘\’ administration and Jurist. Age 57. Native of '81“ place in the Borg cemctery.‘
tours or lta‘y,’ lulitcli iwmns Tomorro“: licoricslrc-l‘u. Iowa. Graduate An-lThursday morning at 10 o'clook. l
Cardinal O‘Connell remained in Frank ll. Kellogg o.’ 3Tlllne‘0lri.-l‘i'lplllls Naval acudtmy. Taught The vaublican organization as:
Xaples today. rem-lung rcpresenta- Svt‘l‘»lzlr}’ 1" Nate. Louver. an» M. “howl. prm‘llt‘wi law and scrvcd in ”10 "P946“! Runner Black. Red.I
“W... of H... American Cnilt'ge. the" .\'a::\. or l’ofslliiln, .\'. i .. sen mi in union: ('lltllt‘lllf'fl as pros-cuter and lGold." plans to have a delegation at
the route to I
salute and lower the flag as the!
iiunernl train passes. '
THEM
DAUGHTER 0F
CAPTAIN LOST
5 Drowned When Coal
Barge Sinks in Gale
Off Boston Light
im'cry station along
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BOSTON. March 3. — Captain
Thence the procession “11! move’
ADMITS CRIME. ;
WAS FEARFUL '
' 0F BElNG STAIN!
.A.
ghzggeee M urder;
l1
1
A
h
Cllllx‘clfs if".
rotary oi‘ \\':Ir March 4. 11‘21.
served us counsrl
in
Loni“.
.illibassudor
1934.
ll‘
'66.
.l to 1911“.
Charles H. \\'arrcn of
on man.
itv. .‘lil'li.
Age 3-1.
titer period of
zor L'nitcti Slates
vitriol». intwrnntlonal litigation.»
1!. Mind“? in republican
mhnssndor to Japan. l‘iL‘l to it")?
to Alnvlcp.
to August. 1524.
as arlsr-n in the Q
a
A con'es:
n1”! 0\ '7 his
confirmation.
Harry
.astcr
S. New
General.
Native
o.’ lll'lllil‘tu
l‘llblishrr.
of Indianapolax
l‘ost-
Agc
‘V I" '
NEW BRITAIN. Com, \Iiu‘Cb 3.! W“ ”9"” ’- “5"” and mm oun-
er
,—Giovanni Vottart r-an bound over-l
ito the March term of Superior courtl
lndlana polls Journal lvefort-
Became Sm:-
Atkinson:
Attorney (icnernl. Latvytr and busi-
.\:)ti\t~ of Hay
Ayars
part3. .
l-‘r brunry. ‘
ind.-
her
entered public life. Republican Sen-
ator tron: lndinnrt 1516 to 1923. Be-
Om: some night he is
allcgtd m ham: 21.01. Mrs. Amelia
Scorn-tote. She llflfi. l'l":0\'tir"l..
'lhe police claim iiir.‘ rim shoot-
mg was. the result of 3":Ll‘-il‘.\' OYLT
Mrs. L‘oorsoto's affections.
The only niliirsst-a heard today
were Detective Patrick J. O'Mara.
who brought “ottari back from Osli~
arrested Friday night: Chic! Will-
awa. Ontario. Canada. whr—rc he was
mm C. Hart of the Police depart-
ment. and Dr. Carl J. Hart.
According to the police. \‘ottari
has made a confession of the mur-
dcr, claiming that D'Angelo made
Hi
this cit:L .
repeated throat; to kill him and that j
’ This land has bcen given free of
he committeed the crime under the
fear that D’Angelo would carry his
throat into execution.
Liquor for Patients
Goes to High Court
WASHINGTON. Mar. 3. —The
right of the government to restrict
physicians in prescribing liquor for
patients will b2 decided by the Su-
preme Court.
Dr. Samuel W Lambert. a prac~
tlstng physician or New York City.
has docketod an appeal from the
Court of Appeals decision sustaining
the Volstead act in limiting the
liquor prescriptions. Dr. Lambert
had won in the District Court but
lost in the Circuit Court.
INCOME TAX.
Everett Preece of the Internal
Revenue department. will be at the
City hall from today and for several
snore days to tile income tax blanks
at local residents. He will be in the
City court room from nine o'clock in
the morning until five in the evening.
Saturdays he will be there mull
Collcge of Utah
’l-(nnsaa State Agricultural i'ollege.
il‘r'nlil'lli inter institution since .1918.
llv rlu rt t‘. ”rover, of Call-
;ivrnia. Srcrctary of Commvrce.
Mining and industrial engineer. Ago
I". X'Ilivc of “'tst Tirunch. lowa.
\1 on inlcl'nilllonnl f-Imu by his serv-
ws for lsclgmn rclicf in early days
.{ “World “:11‘. Later “as “at-lime
-l-'-od Administrator. and head Am-
-ncan lit-livf Administration. United
'S'fillk Grain t'urpnration. and Sugar
-l:quullzmion Board, Dtcame Secre-
tory of Commerce March 4. 1921.
James J. Davis. of Pennsylvania.
and
Swrtmry of Labor. Steel worker
and fraternal organizer. Age 51.
.\'.tti\c ot' Tredcgar. Wales. Came to
lAint-nczl at ago of right. Worked
as iron puddhr in Pennsylvania.
, .‘icmbcr labor union. Organizer and
lhv Judge B. W. Ailing ll: Police ‘l"'-"d Loyal Order 0! Moose sine
~ . cam; {A .91.: ..v- i . - . e
lcourt yesterday on a clarge OT 13:; If“ n 1‘ r Count “3”" 5'3“!“ lit-came Secretary of Labor.
first degree murder. it is alleged ' .iinrch 4. T921.
that he shot and lx-illmi Joseph D'
.‘mgclo on Supp rnbur 22. 11124. in
NEW HAVEN R. R. GIVES LAND AT
HARTFORD. Mar 3-»The board
of directors of the New York. Sen"
Haven and Hartford railwad com-
pany has deeded prrpetually to a5
group of o-lghlcen trustees a tract
of seventeen and a fraction acres
at Saybrook Point. comprising the
site of the. old forts and the first
settlement at Say-brook in 1635.
ichargo by the railroad company.
; and has been taken over by a. group
of prominent Hartford, Saybrook
and Fenwick people who will
formally organized here today
the Board of Trustees of Saybrook
Fort Park. tr was said today that
it will probably be two or three
years before the' park is opened. and
that meanwhile the trustees
as
SAYBROOK POINT FOR PARK’
l
he ' son and He]
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may Point. and Mrs.
endeavor to acquire adjacent land. Spence.’of’WoodburyFarr°i:°::kb C.
enabling them to carry out their 150- Point. - y "0k
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fu-lopment sclicmrs more
orily.
7““
satisfact-
. :i-ustccs are Morgan B. Brain-
..nI. Mather I. Rankin. Mrs. John
C. “’ilson. William B. Goodwin and
.\mvton c. Brainard. all or Hartford
and Saybrook; Mrs. Morgan G.
Bulkt-ley of Hartford and Fenwiclt:
illlss .‘lnry Williams of Saybrook
Point: D. A. Kellogg. H. T. Chap-
man and Mabel C. Holman of Old
Saybrook: Giles Blague of Spring-
flc-ld and Saybrook: Francis A. Nel-
on A. Nelson of Mont-
clalr. N. J., and Saybrook Point: J.
B. \V. Gardner and Rebecah Mc-
Lean Gardnor of New York and
Saybrook Point: Mr.'and Mrs. Willis
G. Neally of Brooklyn and Saybrook
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MARTlN-BOUND ‘
OVER lN $500
BRIDGEPORT. March 3 (Special
to The seuunoi)—nm.n Martin.
proprietor ot'tho Ruptio m. Cos
Cob. has been bound over to the u.
noon.
s. District court; in bonds or 3500
b! Us ’- QMQ 3“! J: .14.“
cry to-anawer a Federal argo
selling liquor. - ch of
httartin purchased the
a _ut a week ago. He had been
established sterile." when Fed-
eral Agent Anthony Mannion pus-b
chased adrlnk. His arm-thy Grow
Head’Edward B. l‘oolan follow.
» N
g BIKE STOLEN.
Frank Shimko. ago ‘14. no nod
to the police'Saturdulcveninzothat
his bicycle had been stolen from in
trout o! the Rialto theatre. while he
(was attonfiagl the -moving-m,lufu
Rustic!”
L'nitcd
gout during the Indian campaigns.
He was in command 0! the detail
that brought "Sitting Bull" to pri-
son following the Custer Massacre.
WEST GOSHEN
-’1'ho West Goshen postoffico was
robbed Sunday night .
was elected by removing glass from
a rear window
through two inner doors with a pick
vx.
ceipta as well as money and articles
in the general store connected with
the postotics were taken. The bur-
glary was discovered at 5 o'clock
this morning by the veteran post-
master. Charles 1". Green. when he
went to the place'to open for busi-
ness. The state police are investi-
mating.
Masher of Providence, R. 1.. his 16-
year-old daughter and a cit-3. of
three men Wt-rc lost when the coal
barge James .\1. Hudson. Norfolk to
Boston. foundercd off Boston Light
late Sunday night. The bodies of
two of the crew were picked up by
the tug T. J. Hooper and brought
here today.
The lights of the barge. which
was the stern boat of a low of three
disappeared at ll o'clock Sunday
night. Captain R. 1". Moon of the
tug. reported. A heavy gale was
raging at the time and the tug was
compelled to take the remaining two
barges to safety. Search revealed-
wreckage. and the two bodies. A
police boat from Boston Joined in
the search for the mining bodies.
F OUGHT INDIAN
WAR. IS DEAD
HARTFORD. March 3.—Dcnnis J,
Morrison died at his home here yes-
terday. He served in the First
States Infantry as a. sur-
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P. O. ROBBED
'I‘ORRINGTON. Conn.. Mach 3.
Entrance
and smashing
All of Saturday's postoiflce re-
schedules. continuity of service and
public' ? "
"Limitations of the Bill"
the personnel
committee.
Doctomlane
effort t owin races with death. Dr
Herman J. Neubauer
Illinois. has bought an airplane for
use in emergency calls in the rural
districts.
Wall Street
; ‘ TRISTRAM o
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods
K
awe/«2:7
genius
unstop
l/osieg
ma‘
m» 0mm wiggle,
Style N o. 2525—.” pure
lisle top.
$1.50 pair.
All 8th
Style N 9. 2121
silk chifl'on..
$1.69 pair.
lisle top.
$1.75 pair.
Miles of Well r
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ASKS VOTE ON .
Members’ Views Want-
ed on Medical Prac-
tice, Motor Trucks
And Pollution
HARTFORD. March. 3.—-Follow-
ing a recent vote of its board of
directors the Connecticut Chamber
of Commerce has Just sent to its 1.-
2th members retort-min on three of
the outsuinding bill: before the 1923
session of the Gent-ml Assembly.
The three bills are the rc\ islon of
the Medical Practice act (Senate
Bill 121). the l'onlution of Sin-am:
bill (House Bill 574). and the till
putting motor truck xrcight lines
under the Jurisdiction of the Public
Ltllitics commission (House Bill
352).
There is a tremendous amount of
llllt’l‘t‘r'. thx'ougliou: tlm on
those measurts. l'. is yl‘ulnibl)’ that
a hearing “ill be held on the modic-
al phctlco act in the hall of the
House of lltproscntatixes on .‘ligfl'h
2i and on the motor truck bill. the
second neck 0: March. The pollu-
tion of streams bill has not 31'. been
scheduled.
The Chamber has had a commit-
tec of able and experienced men at
“ork studying each of these three
bills. The chairman of the Medical
Practice committee is Judge Wil-
liam B. Boardmnn of Bridgeport;
the chairman of tho Pollution of
Sitcoms commiilec Attorney
George E. Beers of New liavcn; and
the chairman oi’ the Chamber‘s
Transportation committee is Win-
Ihrop .‘l. Daniels. professor of
transportation at Yalt; l'nnersiiy
and a former mombrr o.’ the L‘nited
States interstate L‘oxulizerce commls~
slon.
The mcdiczl practice referendum
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Ab
lcontains a history of the proposedl
law and the personnel of the Cham-
ber's committee. It also outlines in
detail the bill's chic: provisions un-
der six main headings. It explains
in simple language the nine basic
professional subjects in “hicb doc-
tors must have had training in order
to treat the human body. This bill
is sponsored by the Grand Jury ot‘
Ilartt‘ord County under “hose juris-
diction the licmscs 01' it? practi-
tioners were revoked. .
The Chamber‘s reiercndum on
pollution or streams gives a history
of the legislation that was proposed
lat the 19:3 sessxon of the General
Assembly, but which was defeated.
The referendum also outlines the
chic! pron'sions of the poUuLlon of
streams measure under the main
headings.
The Chamber‘s referendum on
motor trucks opens with the folio“-
ing questions:
"Do 5'0u furor the rnactnicn: b}
the present Connecticut General
:.\ssenibly of a bill which shall place
motor trucks serving as common
carriors of freight ‘.or hire' on an} .
street or highway operating twp;
tut-en fixed termini or running on a
regular route or any portion there-
of.‘ under the Jurisdiction of the
Public Utilities Commission ~ with
respect to 'routcs. rates. speed.
the convenience and safety or the
This referendum also outlines the
and the
‘History of the Bill.’ together with
of the Chamber's
3MAJOR ACTS
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