New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1928, Page 13

|« | "NEW BRITAIN HERALD oA v s e ANALYZES SMITH BY | FAGIAL EXPRESSION Temple University Man Also Tells About Hoover Philadelphia, July 10 (UP)—Dr. Thaddeus L. Bolton, head of the de- partment of psychology of Temple university, today analyzed the char- acters of Herbert Hoover and Gov- ernor Alfred E. Smith from their facial expressions. “The Hoover face is an extraordi- narily strong one,” Dr. Colton said. “First of all, it is intellectual rathe than emotional. Intelligence is in- dicated generally by the develop- ment of the forehead, nose, chin and then the eves. The forehead is rea- sonably full and high, the nose rises well above the face level and pro- iects forward farther than the eve- lids when the eyes are open. The eyes are clear, fairly open and filled with slight movements. The chin is In a vertical line with the face neith- er projecting nor receding much from this line. In Harmony *“Hoover's mouth is only just in harmony With the face. It shows no #pecial character of its own nor any development in the line which mouths take. It falls easily into a smile, but its winning qualities do not depend upen a beckoning smile.” The professor said Governor €mith's face combines idealism and a kind of practical common sense in a blend the psychologist has not known hefore. “Forehead, eyes, nose and mouth stand out,” he sald. “The project- ing forehead betokens intelligence and ideal strivings. His nose be- longs with the great noses of the great peoples of the world, the Greeks, Romans and Jews. Tt rises well above the face, showing strength and intellect, Kindly Eyes “In the eye and mouth, the fac of Governor Smith shows its great est features. His eyes are so kind- 1y, =0 persuasive and reassuring one might be misled into thinking they alone could have wrought the carcer the governor has lived. A look at his mouth and lips sets speculation going as to whether these may not not until after to Paris to be us field,* England, The sinews an to Canada ana the manufacture himself, it would Swift & Com omy results. sources amounts tion of a cent per Swift & C NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1928. Once There Was a Steer that went all over the world. But prepared for market. The fine hair in its ears went “camel’s hair” brush. The shin bones went to Shef- became knife handles that were carried in men’ South Africa and London. boiled down into glue used in Every part of this steer went somewhere and was used—even tiny glands no bigger thaa peas went to pharmaceutical houses to be made into medicine. The farmer who raised this steer was glad to sell it to Swift & Company for a good cash price, If he had prepared it for market worthsomuch. Besidesthemeat, he could have saved only the hide and fats. All the rest of the steer would have been lost. thousands of animals daily and uses every part of them. Econ- You benefit by it Swift & Company’s profit from all New Britain Branch, 29-43 Commercial Strest Andrews, Manager Swift & Compeny pecking plante. Brooklyn Man Held Without Bonds in Stamford — Whiskey About $50,000 Worth Stamford, Conn., July 10 (UP)— am Dempsey, 27, of Brooklyn, N. day after his truckload of *“cheese” proved to be a cargo of champagne and Scotch whiskey valued at $30,- 000, hired by unknown New Yorkers to take the truck to Bridgeport where he would receive a consignment of liquor for New York. He was to receive $25 for the job. He borrowed the vehicle from Mrs. K. Lauria, proprietor of the Houston Trucking company, West Broadway, New York, he said, saving he wanted to move his furniture, The man said he took the truck to a point in Bridgeport near the railroad station and the Stratford avenue bridge where he was met by tivo men. The men took the truck, returning it today, filled, Dempsey | said. Levine ana Acosta Fool Government Inspectors New York, July 10 (UP)—Charles A. Levine, first transatlantic air pas- senger, and Bert Acosta, whose pi- lot's license recently was suspended by federal authorities, ed successfully from a controversy with the government. Federal officials hurried to Curtiss fleld when they heard that Levine and Acosta were planning to act as an aerial escort to Emilio Carranza, Mexican flier, to Mexico Ci The offic ¥ ls planned to seize Le- vine's plane to prevent him from {making the flight, but when they | {reached the field Levine told them {he already had cancelled his plans the meat was ed in an artist’s where they s pockets to d tendons went Mexico — first of furniture. not have been pany handles to only a frac- pound ompany 1§ BIG LIQUOR CARGO: Y., was held without bonds here to-/ Dempsey told police he had been | have emerg- | on his nonstop flight | | ) = have been the only important fac- declded. T e DENY OGDEN MILLS HAS “C* iivion or sersutes wae ¢ “Governor Smith 18 the genial {working for the endorsement of Irish policeman developed into an| BROKE“ WITH PART bert Hoover, republican nomi- 1’ intellectual, politicsl and diplomatic |nec. Another group, headed by J. | o giant. He is the prince among poli- | | E. Hammond, Iowa, was displeased i ticians and he holds sway because|Say “Any Report of SpHt of New \iin the anii. prohibition” attitude Store Store he does things that must be done York s |of certain of Hoover's managers, Y i ans is anagers, and they are the things that people Reputl and oppose this move, This group ' Closes Closes think they need to have done.” Bunk.” | s to demand an independent lead- | m at Noon "h f one v at Noon o P e, ‘Smatr” e vt o | Woao® ith grea n q 1 3 Nese. TRUGKLOAD OF “CHEESE |37k 2,0 0 e i o057 et 2L A y ican leaders in the office of George | Colyin, New York, chairman of the K. Morris, state chairman, today that Ogden Mills had broken w up separate here. Newspuper reports said Mills had | William H. Hill in charge of the in- | dependent campaign, because Sen. George H. Moses, Hoover's eastern manager, had given too much au- thority to Charles D. Hilles, repub- lican national committeeman. Hill, who was in conference with other leaders in Morris' office to- {day, said he did not plan a separate Hoover - !way possible. | national campaigns would both be provided for the national workers. | “Any report of a split among Ne | York Republicans' is pure bunk,” | Hill said. Prohibitionists Only Know They Are “Dry” Chicago, July 10" (UP)—Members of the prohibition party will votc dry, but on other questions which {face a party in a presidential year | they were split as their national convention opened here today Linked with the single universal intention of voting dry is that of defeating Gov. Alfred E. Smith, but the method of doing this was un- | | counter display of quality frosted refrigeration are m: denied | vith the organization and would set | headquarters campaign and that he would cooper- | ate with Morris and Hilles in every | He emphasized that the state and | A BIG WEDNESDAY MORNING You will find our big market clean, cool and inviting. Our days, Our prices are lower again this Wednesday. national committee, favored either | a dry democrat or no nomination and “silent support for Hoover and Curtis.” |Secretary Jardine Has A Nervous Lollapse ‘i Washington, July 10 (UP)— Se; retary of Agriculture Jardine has | |suffered a breakdown from over- | % {work, and has been ordered to take | a complete rest in Alaska, While AN 5 We Have a Complete Stock At Low Prices— “Continental”’ Jardine's illness is vot sep- | dainties ious his friends said, he is able to | (§ spend only one hour a day at his can be : ] desk at the agriculture department. . d W ns L lu e e v made in the Indow Jcree! B | Washington until about August 1, in Heavy galvanized iron order to straighten out his depart- | $% retinned, non-rusting Selected seasoned wood frame. Good {mental work and will then start a ] Fo zrade black enameled wire close |long vication. He probably will be (j Arsaangooniunen "f : mesh. 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