New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1928, Page 3

: NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1928 POPE AGAINSTTO0 | BEST SPELLERS IN SACRED HEART SCHOOL WUCH ATHLETICS DANIELS DECLINES fornia 70 OPPUSE SHITH gainst 1id his “shows that the best clement of democratic party is not for Smith. 1f Smith nominated at Houston, will you consent to run on third party ticket for vice presi- dent b nator A gram to Da !u. dential ne tion with convention delegates, Jones said that | while be would like again o say that | he favored an uninstructed delega- | tion from that state “but one in- structed for strict enforcement of all prohibition laws.” Texas' (o‘ LINDY STUDYING HOW TO NAVIGATE Not in Favor of Gymnastcs for Thin Paty pid by Bormer 1255, e Do A 3 ok br Seis of Girls Publicly | Nary Secreary i T ool O iasvoon Special Lassons —_— s ! a relapse and | R May 3 (T —FPublic ath- Washington, May 3.—#—A third rom h2ecaneconduian New York, May S.—{M—Cel. compstition By sirls ia dmp_‘ {party movement among democrats hn Is of privileg d corruption h . o ey B |unfriendly to Governor Alfred E hoy o les A. Lindbergh, was here to- Naying that Rome Yoday in its care | ©f girls has fallen below the Rome Smith had poked its head into the political spotlight today following FAMOUS USHER DIES Boston, \ay (UP)—George | day presumably intent on his lessons in navigation. of Pagan days, the pontiff hus sent | the New York exccutive's decisive © nominees of the on Harts re than 50 Accompanied by Lieut. Cem. an open letter to Cardinal Pompili, | victory in the California presidential 1 capeet that jon an ushe hony Hall anc mander P. V. H. Weems of the vicar of the Rome diocess, protest. primaries. without equivoe for da United States navy who has been as- ing against a gymnastic competition for young girls which was to have | vope said, since it the came in success the ¢ achieve remains to be fort will . Its first of probibi- |signed to teach him how to plet & course by astronomical observation, bezun tomorrow. The pontift takes | empt to find willing candidates Will mor the flying colonel landed at Curtiss the ground that it is unseemly failed. “w 1S in- field vesterday after a flight frem M “'he papal letter complained that Danicls Refuses SN o s t Washington in his new Ryan eabin the games, which were held to be | Josephus T cls, seeretary of the has n and e monoplane. Mr. and Mrs Frank contrary to the spirit of woman- (navy under President Wilson, put lus Coolidgs Robertson of St. Louis also were pas- hood, should occur under the very | {foot down hard on a move made by No Hope ) hd senger: p €xes of the head of the Catholic | Wilbur Legette, California manager| “I se2 1o hope in 1 party lnnlest an Navigators and fliers expremsed church. It approved remonstrances for Se: d of Missouri to have proh ats will wonder last summer when it was already miade on the subject by vari- RAYMOND AUGUSTYN, binet officer run for o1 rantes carned how close Lindbergh had ous bishops, whom the pops wished | & s - | viee president on a third party ticket of pr ton laws. 1 ? come to “hitting the mark” in navi. A o encourage. & ¥ v Reed or Senator Borah. | would rather not accept a nonina- n e or o Ziting his Spirit of St Louis across The condemned athletic competi- | v Tdaho, if Smith tion on any third party ticket,” the Atlantic by dead reckoning. He tion was especially disagrecable, the | | ced or Borah | Rather than sce another in admitted he had little knowledge of | democer nke su 1 ) his Ao ravigation by the generally accepted month of May, which is dedicated to | nor Lorah have becn in the Madisor clip « ot 1 weans of astronomical observationa. the Blessed Virgin. The pontiff folt | {heard from. It w convention four y 5 Since his flight to Europe he hap that he could not remain silent, as | | Angeles dispatehes carrying the the ¥ sev e i ¢ had little need of such knowledg this might be interpreted as not ap- | t ppeal to Daniels whether in t proving had expres the bishops who alrcady sed the same views. He | cnator had Leen consulted. > Noven Coolidge his 1 is making| s miost of his flights have been over land or short hops over water, however, at his I, servers toe saw and women | SUCh as he made in flying from i home. refused flatly to a statement first 1 ounds of| Caracas, Venezuela, to Saint Thomas “The bishop of Rome cannot in | ird party nomination, declared he of a cry within the vigor and|!" the Virgin Island, on his good will fact fail to deplore that here in the | would support the nomineces at . ement on 1 3 | tour of the Caribbean countries. holy city of Catholicism, after 20 |Houston, and saw little chance to lard bean xt Novenl Y 1 t1 After landing at Curtiss field B hninnipEear ClrTsilanit the os the government from {he his effort for party harmony wa rantee, sh and the naval officer en- tiveness and attention to the | s of privilege and corruption” | illustrated again last night when i ent boyes of fered an automobile and left for an SR T e e unless the democratic party won at | Jesse H. Jones of Houston, who won 1 Dollar boxes any l'announced destination. The other hown to have fallen | {the pons. the convention for his hor : man or woman |WO Passengers came to a New York i Rome.” | | Legette directed the Reed cam- sted that osts betweer st 5 pounds and | hotel The criticized public pe Ipaizn in California which culminat- Jones cohorts b avoides —_— formances by young femnale athlotes, od in the Missourian's crushing de. precinct conventions a LAUNDRY OWNERS MEET saving that the methods of physical | feat. along with Senator Walsh, of 1 his only con of t con New Haven, May 3 (M—Laundry culture now pursued in laly are | Montana, at the hands of Smith, now | vention was “from {1 standpoint of owners of the state met here today f contrary w”";om! sane pedagog: ! leading by far in t race for the hosts and su s of the party in the Cod Liver Ol in 23rd annual convention and lst- “Nobody, he continued, | h»mocmnc presidentfal nomination. 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