New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1928, Page 4

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1928, State Sanitory Commissioner Approved of Site Purchase The New Britai conducted Pond, will open June = Gladys Cline, Girl S Leon camp by using pure is shipped in a W ney and a grow- | ¢ the part of the 1 that a better found for the uld not he ican tior mediate rise hill to a 1y a view of the This southwests 3 the campers of fresh breczes at times, A roadway runs from the hoat | landing on the shore of the luke to | the camp headq and dining | hall known “Rotary Hall.” This | e first permanent building v club. tar P d W enlur 0 wings to accor ind s sereened in. 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Friends of New York Governor‘ Plan Legal Action I New York, June 21 (P —Friends of Governor Alfred E. {en legal action to prevent the us {of a news film reel excerpt of the |governor in a film dramatization of |two prohibition hooks by Professor Irving Fis! of Yale. ll“hr‘\rvs‘ its sponsor, at his side. ! titled “Deliverance,” | ) Corridini said that if there | by the order of I'ro- |is anything unfair to Governor | orridi- 8mith in the picture it will be taken | > World out “if his representative comes to It is be- jus and shows we are wrong."” "The{ siory,” he said, “is not propaganda bu' a dignified dramatization of an historical event. | agree that Rumford pastry, is economical, I of t -ohol c Young Men's sociation for showing in and churches through- | country | He said one scene showing the| Graves, sceretary to the | governor along with the title “The governor, has written all news recl | Acknowlédged Champion of the An- companies which have taken pic- ti-Prohibition Forces,” already had res of Govesnor Smith warning | been deleted. 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