New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1928, Page 18

R AL e 18 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TRIDAY, MARCH 1928, URGES LAND FLIGHTS TS ALSD 1S HINTED lJ[INNEETlEUT WIUST | That Take Flier Over Sea. U. §. Owes Sme or Mnnej New vork saren 23 w—con- AQVADCE Report Last September Used i in War 181° ‘ Told to Committee } \ | W on, March 25 (UR) — A | ald) | vis statement that two unnamed men | i o |Knew in advance of the famous agri- | | 3.4 ( Iture department cotton price r n 1 ort of last September be > 10 the senate cotton in- | | has 1 1 x ising a disastrous €lump | i Reed Sr r arket, cording to ! | Hetlin 10 i i . { 5 | 1 intormed him er! Bing O s s telephone yesterday c ( 1 1 saw in 2 | kn 0 me in Dallus who e Anderson 1 i 1 s0 tember 14 to | ——m——m——m—————— — - — t2 : 10 follow. . ¥, Hayward, New Orlcans o ! [ Site for police headquarters and o 2.40. St & i ntral fire station, and the fou solu 1ch communi- | Ham Swe Y psor shit be utilized for a new city hall, d by Senator b and John Steve lh BURRHTT SHR'NF . income from the sale of the inging of this ¢ eohn oo Americanization stu who ngs now used for these pur- 1 ting « { have had ct atter rec 4 » would be great, the committec ov | “Tenny, head of the ag receive gold pins from the 00,000 and $600,000 o G 1 rtment forecast division, | ters of the An an Reve income. 2 Supt. Recks Appeals t0 WOMeR “uins aonais” vn “Nihing. The suiinis danie GOOR TUCK CONTINUES debt, N > not surrounded with | ——— ; k of ( cppe nf.’“.m 1813 and it t P ular crop elieve o L s per cent. these price i im today and he was ireed of an During A September 15 strect, ] ault charge brondht by Mrs. Mar- iking cged disas- | Russia to Present New Proposals— igh- Milehi of New Haven, Conn. N 1 crn cotion meat Florino was convicted at New H 2 ° Von Bernstorf Leads Afternoon On one of the four corners, the ven in 1520 of murdering Geo growers. Chairman v ent. Tor some the supply of announced hie ther any mem- dress- | made otl us 3 off due 1o » New York Cotlon ex- nd, March 23 () plated, a third marked as a peals reversed his convietion. i ;i : rtil yrz,e‘: blem has the conients o the |_ain WA o el i S el e ! Jacel soviet dele T e e ment all that t i States owec nf pONges ever nny said the wording of the | disarmament whose s NGS” til March &, alaw was m 11 Kk 15 statcment was “almost | complete disarmament project has h B -tt GIFTHINGS e addi- | For iloas and with the wording of the|met with heavy fire, announced late e urri YOU SHOULD tional interes e visited : stutement -which caused | today t his delegation would pre- aALE Joans from stats almost. every sent @ new disariinent L, KNOW had to borrow the mo ' ting two hours o | e ao Alssontin o 4 folding dress- proposal would he ready this evening r 0 e s dlamtiny g Ever since that time organizations 52 Tn BE fiRAl] or tomorrow and that he wonld ask ) A our Linen Department. been. made to obtain a siting d One for & first reading immediately Me v I AINGeE You can buy what we ade t g b 5 . ot the Professiond . tion of Conn e group visits the liospltal - every| IEaen ZEnTeseninll by (Coun} e e g B have for half price. payment of the claim Puesday. Hflfll'\ou Bernstortt, form pp. Capl 4 It is thought that the Lately theve has been a falling of | at Washington, took the leading rold Our fine chocolates in bill will eventually be pass until now the surgical dr £ room this rnoon on disarmament . 3 bulk are 7 Ib. tomor- the cautious senator from Uta by only thres groups a = Speaking at. Ui sion of {he For Tomorrow We Offer e W have dwindled rom | «, 1 “irst D preparatory disarmanie commit- . . 5 \ad time to assurs n | (Continued from TFirst Page) o ahie s i o tH ;‘:dm\ RF i il |2 s morning. | tee affer the soviet proposals for A Big Value in imple is yours for the | ess our nds rally 10 OUr| youi stever complete and immediate disarma- ask s - 1id o little stronger, it may be nec-| 5 ment had n discarded Von ~ : ’ Cantor B. Chagy I, Gl omie e manll ot et} e poctgont. Stationery om other sources and pay Dr. . will mean (annot “tend senlcc this work done Reeks Recitation—The Makin cour: tor B. 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