New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1927, Page 4

island of the group, crew of the long lost seaplane PN-9 No. 1 landed. “Kaiwl channel lies bet Mo- r lokali and Oahu, on whic! . slulu The channel, * of is situated. e obstructions, is about 22 miles wide.” e s "™ JOB 15 T0 MAKE lokai, reported landing place of the transpacific fiyers, once was known aa “the 1una of Lving aeatn- ve.| WOMED Benelit by Equipment cause of its leper colony, but today | . it is also famous as the scene of a | Su]‘vey Sem(}e notable victory of medical science, | says a bulletin from the Washington, | D. C.. headquarters of the National '@ Oakland, Neb, July 21 (P—A Geographic society. Nebraska farm woman, with plumb- Atter a search of wcilitics available at her very liative for leprosy, Joseph F. Rock, door, carries water 400 feet for the an explorer for the National Geo- family washing—200 feet from the graphic society, who now heads one | well to the house for the purpose of of its expeditions, in China, found heating it and 200 feet back to the the chaulmoogra tree in Burma. And | wash house by the well. the oil of that tree has proved ef- one of a number of find- ficacious in arresting one of the most . to the people of Nebras- dread diseases since Biblical times. | ka through the home equipment Within two years after the intro- |survey, which the General Federa- duction of the oil in the treatment tion of Women's clubs has just of cases, nearly two hundred lepers completed. Nebraska was the first were discharged from the leper-re- | siate to complete its survey. It was ceiving station in Honolulu and from also the first to get under way the the main settlement at Kalaupapa, | cumpaign for the improvement of | on the island of Molokai conditions and the raising of stan- Even before the introduction of {qards of living within the state. chaulmocgra oil, t v A Wililam E. Minier of Oak- pathy had gone o the lepers | jand, president of the Nebraska on Molokai, and Father Damien Federation of Women's clubs, is the scribed by Stevenson as “the moving spirit in Nebraska's cam- who shut with his own hands the | paign for better homes. She has de- door to his sepulchre,” won fame for | veloped a program into which she his ministrations the afflicted. | has drawn co-operation and assist- Father Wamicn was a Belgi ance from public utilities compan- | sionary who went out to the colony | jcs, the state agricultural college and in 1873, founded schools, improved | other institutions and organizations. housing conditions and made the| “The day i3 at hand,” said Mrs. vears or a pal- land of Kauai, northernmost 1arge{ where the | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1927. FIVE-GENT GIGAR BACK ON THRONE Experts Studying Problem of Improving Its Quality BY GEORGE H. MANNING (Washinzton Bureau of the B. Herald) Washington, D. C., July 21.—The five cent cigar which lost much of its popularity during the war has regained public favor and has come k to stay. That is the opinion of United States government experts who are now making experiments with a view to improving the nickel smoke and securing its future. They are tack- ling the problem from two angles— first, from the standpoint of the grower, and second, from the stand- point of the manufacturer. According to Dr. W. W. Garner, head of the office of tobacco and plant nutrition of the department of agriculture, the come back of the five cent cigar has been the most striking development in the Ameri- can tobacco industry in recent years, with the possible exceptiun of the enormous increase in cigarette con- sumption. Dr. Garner believes cheap cigar manufacturing costs have been cut to the bone and that if the quality 'MRS. SNYDER REPORTED | AS APPEALING T0 GRAY | Tabloid Paper Says She Has Asked Former Paramour to Assume Full Blame. New York, July 21 (#—The New | York Daily News says that Mrs. | Ruth Snyder, frightened by her ap- | proaching electrocution, has appeal- ied to her one time paramour, Henry {Juda Gray, to assume full respon- | | sibility for the murder of her hus- | | band. “If you will take full responsibil- | ity for Albert's death, and exonerate me, T will when set free, devote all | my time and funds in saving you.” This, says the Daily News, is the message the former village house- | | wife gave one of her keepers at Sing Sing prison to deliver to the for- | mer corset salesman. Whether the | message was delivered, the keeper | | refused to say. | Warden Lewis E. Lawes said he | knew nothing about the matter. Both | Mrs. Snyder and Gray are occupants | | of the Sing Sing death house, but | their executions are held up pending | | appeals. | ————— of the nickel smoke is to be improv- ! ed it must be done through devel- opment of tobacco crops in Penn- sylvania and Ohio which states pro- duce a large percentage of tobacco going into the manufacture of cheap cigars. Modern cigar machinery has aided the manufacturer In cut- ting production costs to the bone and if he wants a better nickel smoke he must look to the grower to produce better tobacco, according colony a happy and habitable set- tlement. Shortly before his death in 1889 he contracted the di: thereafter he usually began his with “We lepers.” “Molokai is the fifth in size of the | Hawailan Island group, with an area of only about one-fifth that of the| state of Rhode Island. It lies to the | northwest of the island of Hawail, | with the larger Haui intervening. It 1 charming in its scenic beauty but | it presents a forbidding aspect to | aviators. On its eastern end it is | extremely mountainous, rock head- | lands project into the sea, leaving almost no beach and one peak, Ka- makou, rises to nearly 5, “The leper colony occupies only a restricted area and is strictly ed so that visiting hunters or tra elers are in no danger of contract- ing a disease which is better under- stood on Molokai than in other parts of the world. It occupies a triangle of land, once the site of a lava flow | and is accessible from other parts | © the island only by an arduous path which is easily guarded. | “Privileged visitors may hunt the deer whic hare found on the lower slopes but the main game, fit target for the sturdy hunter, is the wild | goat, more numerous but nearly as crafty as the almost legendary mou- flon of Corsica. Maui seems a near neighbor and to the northwest the misty mountains of Oahu separate blue sky from blue s low water at one’s feet, the lin Minier, “when the conservation of woman power will become as vital as consideration as the piping of water to the chicken yard, the hog lot and the harn.” HONORS FOR FLIERS National Capital and Army Prepar- to Dr. Garner. {mild smoke and demands a low | nicotine content, Dr. Garner. | Combined with this, however, he ob- | serves, must be combutibility. It is | to obtain this latter quality that the | department is conducting tobacco | experiments. | In the tobacco breeding experl- !ments of the department of agricul- ed Today to Pay Tributes to Mait- | ture the Mendelian laws of plant in- | heritance are followed out, and hun- | land and Hegenberger. | dreds of plants are discarded in the search for those which will transmit vashington, July 21 (P—The na- | compinations of valuable character- | capital and the army are Pre- istics First both burning quality d to honor two heroic aviators, | apq Jow nicotine content are worked nts Lester J. Maitland and | ot through several generations in Albert F. Hegenberger, of the army | separate tests. Then a cross is made air corps, first to span by airplane | ith the expectation that a few the Pacific ocean from the main- plants from the resulting seed will land to the Haiwaiian Islands, upon | show some improvement in the com- their arrival here by air from Day- | hination of both qualities. These ton, Ohio, scheduled for late today. | tests are being conducted to a large Secretary of State Kellogg Was | extent at the experiment station at designated to extend the officlal | Upper Marlboro, Md greeting and present the certificates | Field reports are useful in this citing them for the distinguished | work, Dr. Garner says, and the de- flying cross. The decoration proper | partment has stationed experts in to be awarded by #resident Cool- all tobacco districts which keep the idge later upon his return to Wash- | central offices informed of- condi- ington. tions in the ficld. 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