New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 8

| Brailian (rganizations | ANYWAY, SHE HA[] ! il ] Dr. Mi mo L i ) but her driver's ; tiated a s g ! drinks, varication ar } porta from Sao Paulo NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, *APRIL 3, 1925, use forelgn languages after gradua- { | arink habit ta the rural communlllell bl | s sald to be universal. | |~ Students ot soclal conditions elaim they ¢ e tion, as well as the chief difficulties that a growing problem in Draszl ln the increass of the drug habit, es- pecially cocain, morphine and hash- R | ish | | \Delicate Tnstruments to Be Usqd3 Paper Begin Probibition Fight New York, Aprli 8.—The initial THE FINAL WORD " But New York Cop Gets Gl s somne 1o make e v License Plates ‘ lin the United States, has been taken | {by a special investigating commit- |tee of the American Counell of Edu- [cation | Questionnaives malled to 20,000 | threw cha Nt it (; hp [secondary schools, asking for statist- B Tt Alcohiol axhiose ipkealdent fe . thrice brou er | Rie Dp Janiero. Apri opening of a prohil the publicity to be the study of French, Gérman, 1 and Spanish will be follew- | ed by an investigation in more than | 700 colleges and normal institutions | M {in an effort to learn how far the av- ~|erage American needs foreign langu- gos as a help toward understanding | d language, and whether cultyre n estroyed and Tues~ Porto lo Grande d her was wa where 1 ) Jicense plat V0 pugH Drunk 1 Ing wealthy and m who pref and ‘mine n Rio d bla and 1s not uncom and his wife ent night for ice cream Ithough e s¢ city has re neighbor- | German and habita v J e ot He d ti The comani saloon ter te A & Was ¢ +{find out how ¥ will attempt to | busine . 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