New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1928, Page 3

DUCEAPPROVES OF - ROMAN PROJECTS Intends, Among Others, to Build Biggest Stadium 2L (U1 Rome, Marcl Premicr Mussolini has approved the new extending hat is to be rope, eap- spectators, a pitul to the sehieme for improvi Rome, the bi able ot moto Which inelu st stadium in holdng 100,00 oud frow 1l searby Lill towns of Albuno, and a e ake Albano. The site chosen for { dium, which will be used for foot- wil, cyeling, wotorcyeling, running. tennis and other sports is betwee the race el and dirigible waipino, from which the started on its wip to the jocated six miles | from Rowe, The immense amplitheater, wi is to b led ou cla Roman | wrehitectupe, will have two principal entrances, both of which will 1 dorned with stutuury and decorated coumns. The height of the outer walls will be over 40 fect. The form of the new which is being built to symbolize the entrunce of I Ttalian youth into the world’s sporting lists s clliptic; nd will cover some 60,000 square meters of ground. There will b dressing-roows for the athletes, w rlors. batlis of various Linds, medical and surgical depart- nients. restaurant, cafes and reading- rooms. A gigantic licterial emblem of the lictor's rods and axe will be mount- ed over the principal entrancs will be illuminpted night so be visible at agreat distance. The cost g the new stadium is extimated at geer a million dollars. The new metor road, 15 miles in longth, for ‘the. exclusive use of | moter traflic, s heing laid down for the convenience of Komans who ! want to get ghickly to their villas 1 | the Alban Mills, or run out to ¥ wati or \‘-mliur Albano for a dium tresh air, It will the Lateran | Gate run out Albano and Frasc: following the New Appian Read for part of the way. No other | road will cross the new motor road | 1t any point. Tt is expected to cost | more than a million dollars. The | bigh figure is caused by the heavy | cost of materials here, LOUVRE WILLNOT TELL ABOUT FRAUD Fake Art Treasures Not fo Be Disclosed ‘ Parit, March | public will never know whether all | the paintings in the Louvre are zcnuine as a result of a decision not | to make known the findings of the | xperts who are minutely examin- | g the canvases with X-ray. | If investigations should reveal | | i | st{rt from and to that any of the masterpieces in the l.ouvre are only imitations, the secret il be guarded disereetly within the official confines of the museum. It s | nunderstood that all those connected | with the work of examination have been pledged to absolute secrecy. i Although no official explanation | has been made, it is generally be. lieved in well-informed art circlies of P’aris that the decision is aimed at protecting the prestige not only of | the Louvre but all art galleries. It is cmphasized that any announcement to the effect that the Louvre con- tained a number of false paintings | would cause a general skepticism | which would bave serious repercus- #ions throughout the world of art, One of the chief aims of the in- | vestigation will be to tabulate the | precise peculiarities of each paint. ing, somewhat in the same way that fingerprints are kept of a criminal, With these records, which include microscopic cracks, the age of the canvas and under-surface defects, any picture once removed from the T.ouvre can be identified easlly on its return, This would have been particularly uscful ®ome years ago when the famous Mona Lisa of l.conardo da Vinei disappeared and then came to light later in Ttaly. Although the one returned has always been accepted #s the original, there was not the absolute proof as there would have heen had this new method of X-ray tabulation been in effect. Nature Cure Institu 19 SOUTH HIGH ST. 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Combination Treatments #3. or @ for $10 Chiropractic $1, or 8 for $5 CAST OF CHARACTERS FOR PLAYS ANNOUNCED: Three shows to Be Produced by Amateur Talent for Church Com- munity House Thred onc-act plays will Le sented at the Y. W. C. at o'clock tonight and 1° the benefit of the Stanley Memorial community house fund. The casts of the three pieces are as follows: “The Mourner'—Picrrot, Leslic Watkins: Pieret Christ; Columbine, Flor omkins; Pan- taloon, Ralph Be Mother, Mrs. George Loomis Mephistophele Wesley Park Cent, Williar ¥ay. “Good Medicine”—Harry ¥rank Adums; his wife, Mrs, Germond; Hetty Mrs. Tiassett; pre- $:13 ay night for Dal Coholan; Jame VKo, 7, Alderson: Jailor, Josephine Pari An Attendant, T The propertic of Albert W, Ritter, and Aus- Harry W. H 3 Maconbery Miss Hilda Kre mund Starr. committee consisis Ritter, Mrs, Albere W H. Ritter, BAR SINCLAIR ON MARYLAND TRACK Racing Commission Acts Be- cause of Senate 0il Scandal New York, March 21 (#--The barring of Harry F. Sinclair’s horses from Maryland tracks has created a stir in turf circles The action of the Maryland racin commission, duc to the in vestigating committec’s revelations regarding the activities of Mr. Sin clair in the oil sean is the tirst instanco in many vears where o leading owner has N prohibited from racing his stock. Tt is one the few times, if any, sccordnig 1o veteran turfmen, that an outst operator on the thoroughhroe: of America has been the subject of such action for reasons riacing ftself. In communications to the officials of the four racing establishments in Maryland, Pimlico. Bowie, Havre Dy Grace ad Laurel, the Marylund com- missionera gald: “In view of the widesy verse criticism that has from pending court proceedings the investigation of the United States senate committee garding the action of Harry F clair, the commission deems it advisable for your association not to permit the starting of any horses owned by, or senato al [ outsids ¢ training with NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1928 under t Sinclair or the your coming r further action of Interest is incocus Ntable, meetings until this commission.” now directed New York an ing bodies will take offi- cial cognizance of the procedure of the Maryland commission. While the Maryland commissioners pointed out it wus purely a state affair and 1 10 official communications would i seut 1o the Kentucky or New racing authorities, there weeilation Le taken outsid. Algernon 1 secretary of e J 4§ " controlling pow.r York, said It the matter coues up ofilcially trom the Muryland commission it will be presented at the mecting of the stewards tomorrow. We have no officiul communication and there is 1o movement sinclair here, Under the racing we have vorking Nt with the ruling hodies of otlier states but only as to fraud in conucetion wit 1o suspension of fo riding.” Polk Kentueky racing was sone s to would racing in Now for foul ion. was quoted as saying that his ussociates no time barring sinclair Kentucky 1ok, 1 don't know am Hildroth, w neocas stabie course 1 hiave present. W trics for th T always entry chairnn commi conside hors: means,” 0 dircets the 5 activities, “and of nothing to say, for the Niive somie Marylund an understood that an amounted to a con- made en- st in a st of the with an big- country than §2, oding farm at has more than 10 of which . he ining. The of the R lurgest nic can turf, It onits wocas stuble Jas been onc winners on the 4 its peak ar, Zev. and winner. Kentucky English i int Imont 1 and wi Is at the winning tho the Papyru derby rnational matceh vk, Zev with 23 £315.000 money history all the sughbreds in 1other outstanding ed under the Ran ag i now in top of mpzigne coeas col copster, which ran Shot in the With- Aricl, Nassak, Mowlee and Sub Ievado. The last three have nominated for hoth the 1 and the Derby. Grey Lag ster have 5,000 Dixie NFLUENZA As & preventive, melt and inhale night and morning— vicns veond to Chane o kn Swe for the nominated handicap at Pimlico, heen) Over 17 lion Jars Used Yearly York | rucing and ; GIVES SECRETS New York noted that Charles M the only man wearing button shoes when the Aquitania arrived fron tbroad. “Well, T'Il tell you,” g plained Mr. Schwab. 1 wear them because 1 don't have to hutton them myself. I get someone clse to do it for me. 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The producers of her Gilbert Miller and A, W have compla New York she forma st show, Weoods Ottawa - The Unit 1s been tlving oy rve on the Mois d by 1S Adam river, Qu of Bosto must | — 5" FLASHES OF LIFE: CHARLES SCHWAB OF HIS WARDROBE | isWwer 10 a protest Dr. F. W. Gll- Jday of Montreal has been informed by the under secretary of state that there is no law prohibiting it. New York—Lord Dunsany of County Neith, Treland, who hunts foxes on his estate at home and big ne in Africa ns to bhe a fast r. He came over for a lecture and within 72 hours after landing . 14 the Amcrican rights to a play Taftvill den, g district e Haven—Ovilard Bouchard of | and Mark Dwyer of Meri- d guilty in United States irt to volation of prohibi- fine tion uct and are —Passenger bus iy de- from Storrs to M. Jordan is death of his lireless body was found Thonipsonvill school comiuitte taken last fall when it was decided | to bar married women as teachers. | Prefer will still be given to, single gir! Middletown—Fersons of all creeds 1o in colemn procession past bier of . James P. Donovan, D. D. P. R.. vy rests in state in §t. John's Remay Catbolic church Dristol—Tank of hydrogen, weigh- | g 1000 pounds. explodes at Hor. | ton Manutacturing company, plant | 4 rocks houses within radius ef « wiile. Considerable damage is sut- ered at plant. Waterbury— American Legion post | liere jolns with other posts of state , i telegraphic appeal to Connecti- s five congressnien and mem 0f the War veterans executive eom- nmittee for establishment of United s hospital in this state, Veterans 0 active tuber- need hospital | 35 which oroner EIf Mix ab- solves Frank G. Goble of West Hav- 4 railroad engineer of responsi- Lility in the death of Lewis 1. At- wood, Hartford insyrance broker BOXING SHOW St Lime lodge, No. 21, K. of P.! will stage an amateur boxing show i connection with their stag party | fonight, at the conclusion of the r mecting, Six amateurs will ired. vach bout te go three rounds. 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