Portsmouth Herald (Newspaper) - September 19, 1932, Portsmouth, New Hampshire f The summer i BEAUTIFUL NEW HAMPSHIRE New Hampshire are filled with cars of tourists from every part of the country New Hampshire is or in the lake district Every month brings a new beaut v in f Vk f V S 1S never monotonous whether one be at the seashore in the mountains Day missed last week some of the most beautiful surf that has foliage or some other spectacular change For example those who left on Labor urr that has been seen in a long time From January to Decem ber New Hampshire has a welcome for all MUCH JO BE SEEN AND ENJOYED EVERY MONTH OF THE YEAR Sept or New Cloudy and probably occasional ix tonight Tuesday VOL NO 301 Rises 6.28 Sun Sets 6.47 High Tide a in 2.47 p m Light Auto Lamps at p in PORTSMOUTH N H MONDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1932 Escape As erred To By Associated Press Greenfield Mass Sept prisoners four of them women were taken from the Franklin County Jail last night when fire threatened to destroy the The prisoners were taken to the local police station a mile away under guard of state and local police Tnu lire which started in the en was discovered by a passing who gave the alarm As the ate through a wooden partition the roof of the building De- Sheriff A W Doane unlocked i the cells and ushered the prisoners to the basement while a call was sent for police Under guard of state troopers from the Melbourne Palls station and all available Greenfield police the were taken to the Greenfield jail in commandeered automobiles The transfer was made with no disturbance and with no attempt on the part of the prisoners to escape Doane said The fire had burned off the roof of the jail and was blazing fiercely as the last of the prisoners was taken from the building PRESIDENT HOOVER ADDRESSES RELIEF Portsmouth Daily Republican Mc With THE July I 1902 IWU I 3 Under the spreading trees on the south lawn of House President Hoover spoke fa relief and welfare workers from all parts of tha country They composed the national citizens committee sponsoring and relief mobilization Newton D Baker chairman also spoke to K ths gathering Seated to the right of tho President Mr Baker Mrs Hoover and Roy D tary of commerce Associated Prese Photo man Says ish Men Of Brit- Be Ey Associated Press government spokesman took issue today with the form of yesterday's British note opposing in demanding arms equality aoes without he said that cannot accept the reasoning of the British memorandum according to Germany of her own accord without compelling reason raised 3 political issue of vast implications The unfriendly lorm which clothes the charge thai we proceeded in a manner tactically wrong and to disturb the harmony be- tween nations does not establish truthfulness of this charge This is sr old question has long been by the people of all for- countries as urgent The lish note is in striking contrast to English public opinion It was not Germany which out of a clear sky forced discussion of this question but the negative character of the tiom which came out of the ament conferences Germany said nothing more than that complete and juridical equality of her armament status must result from the ament conference Since a positive result seemed possible along the lines followed heretofore Germany pointed the way to a practical The Portsmouth Coat Apron and Towel Supply Co formerly of Ladd is now at 82 Market street Repairing Reasonably Priced First Quality Workmanship Have your hat cleaned and blocked the modern Modem Hat Cleaning and Shoe Shine Parlor Congress St Next to Hasselt's Portsmouth By Associated Press East Providence R I Sept mysterious explosion late last night wrecked a frame dwelling in the side section occupied by James arousing residents through a wide area Police for a time searched the ruins for bodies but Roselli his family later appeared on the scene declaring they had been in socket An adjoining house was damaged by the blast FARMERS IN BLOCKADE ALONG MINN HIGHWAY Are Determined To Halt ments Of Farm Products To Boost Prices OF SLAYING i By Associated Muskogee Okla Sept slaying of a woman by highwaymen two weeks ago has caused five more officers and three the sparsely settled hill country of eastern Oklahoma Webster Reece a sheriff and Bud McClain who officers said drove the car in which were men suspected of the slaying of Susie Sharp were killed at dawn Saturday day's encounter between officers and men suspected not only of the ing of the woman but also of Reece brought death to Andrew McGinnis a special deputy sheriff and to Ky Carlisle and Troy Love escaped con- vict By Associated Press Minn Sept hundred farmers swarmed over the highways leading into Worthington day determined to halt shipments of non perishable farm products in an fort to boost prices Two trucks of live stock were turned back soon after the pickets filled the public M B Miller vice chairman of the Nobles County the State Farmers Holiday Association said the tion has not approved picketing Iowa leaders in the strike movement had appealed to farmers in this area to prevent such shipments saying their efforts to increase prices by starving the market were nullified by sellers here Over the week end picketing was ordered stopped around Sioux City but the proceeded with their blockade BRITISH NOTE IS FAVORABLY AT WASHINGTON State Department Pleased With Proposal To Equalize Arms Reduction Washington Sept Brit- ain's note to Germany proposing to give Germany equality down the arms other tions created a- favorable impression in official circles in The United States government has repeatedly made it clear that any plan which will reduce arms generally will be favorably regarded but that any plan which involves the increasing arms by Germany or any other power will be looked upon with disfavor The State Department has not tered instructions to United States Minister Hugh B Wilson at Berne to represent this country on the Bureau of the Disarmament Conference which is to meet Sept 21 at Geneva to pre- pare for the meeting of the ence in February Hope was expressed in official circles that some plan will be devised whereby Germany can be induced to participate Act Results From Failure Of Social Democrats To Secure Majority Stockholm Sweden Sept Swedish government of Premier F T Hamri resigned today The ion arose from yesterday's election of a new lower house of the Riksdag in which the issue was majority rule by Social That party fell short of a majority although It increased its representation by 14 seats because it did not gain a clear majority The political complexion ot the new government remained in doubl It appeared possible that it might be drawn from a coalition of ali the middle class parties with tha Agrarians who nine seats XING Pines HEAVY DAMAGE IS CAUSED BY GALES Trail Of Destruction Left Along North Atlantic Coast Montreal Que Sept swept up from the Atlantic Ocean over the week end leaving a trail of destruction from the Maritime inces to the Reiviere du Loop ermen were imperilled along the At- coast and it was feared later reports would show some had been lost Throughout eastern Canada high winds destroyed fruit orchards and disrupted communication and a i heavy fall of rain caused landslides In the Annapolis Valley Scotia the wind blew down and destroyed about 75 ot the apple crop Many vessels were torn from moorings in Nova Scotia but none were lost Part of the cliff at Quebec was washed away by rain and fell upon an abandoned factory Believed to be hundreds of years old the shell of a boat 38 feet long and with a beam of 5 feet has been found at the bottom of Lake Erne Ireland New York Sept stock ket moved sluggishly showed strong resistance against an early ing flurry The list turned upward as trading entered the afternoon hours with most rails and many industrials moderately higher Railroad securities appeared to f urnish the backbone of the markets They yielded a point or so at one time but retraced their steps and held final Saturday prices Santa Fe Union and Southern Pacific and Louisville and Nashville wer ea point or so up U S Steel issues were under from early pressure when a break of occurred in company's preferred stock ably made from doubt as to dividend I continuation Later teh common shares rallied after a dip of more than a point and the preferred gained about of its loss Case Harvester Montgomery Wrad Sears Roebuck Allied Chemical American Telephone National Cash and Consolidated Gas were up one to two Trading was the in several weeks A sermon in sign language was preached at Memphis by Rev Robert 0 Fletcher RIDES BICYCLE ACROSS COUNTRY Roy Callaway of Los Angeles Calif was a visitor to Portsmouth on day afternoon on his way to Los Angeles Callaway who came from Los Angeles to Portland to see his mother made the trip by bicycle leaving California on April 5 Upon arriving in Portland he found his mother had moved to Burlington Vt He to that city and after spending some time with his mother has started on the return trip which also will be made by He has no special schedule but rides his bicycle as far as NOTICE Fees adjusted to meet present con- ditions If in need of ARTIFICIAL TEETH or other dental services at this time investigate DR DODGE Dentist New Hampshire Bank Bldg he desires each day sometimes making 50 miles and sometimes less IS MEMBER OF NAT COUNCIL William J Cater of this city has been elected as a member of the tional Council of the National Eco- nomic League represent the state of New Hampshire Special for this week 3 for Shampoo Facial Marcel or Beauty Parlor 132 Middle St Tel 1910 NO TAX TOMORROW NITE Hall TRUMAN CAREW In person and Bis Royal Y W C A CAMPAIGN Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
