New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1928, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1928, % “———\—\_—___———' e —'—hfim E stead of from full-sized dams, and | Roxburgh, Glasgow; Rev. T. B: ,wlll recall to some film fans the |if but one small pat of butter. cor- | - also to devslop the technique of |China; Rev. John McKenzie, Mel- | fact that about ten years ago he Irvspoudmg to 10 grams, in excess | i model making und testing, includ- [bourne; Rev. Joseph Soucck. {made a sllent screen version of the ] 9 | g of one’s needs is eaten each day for ing the sultability of differewt ma- | Prague; Dr. Loovey Levonian, Ath- opera “Thais,” starring Mary Gar- a year it will cause an increase m terials.” ens and Dr. H. B. Hart, Jerusalem. den, and filmed “Carmen” with | weight of cight pounds. Two extra | ? % If the results of these experi-| The executive committee will in. Geraldine Farrar in the title role. {lumps of sugar eaten each day| B ments agree with those obtained on |clude Dr. Weigle and Rev. H. C. 3 NSw that the reproduction of or- throughout a year, or the equivalent | the Stevenson Creek dam itself or |Tucker, Rio De Janeiro: S. B. Cha- | chestral music and voices is proy- amount of candy (a nougatine, for 2 odels previousl; tudied, th pin, New York and J. Arthur Rank | | ¥ . | example), 1d also cause the same 1 Making Research Over Control |iev"ces b sueminy sevdicd: hen | pin. New Yo May Make That Place New it “wnoicmcccsies, 5o Bycoss Weight Dangemis gs oo, on e coos s Gommanie Museam Has One Like of other types of dams with confi- i | Posers to write for the screen just | of Water dence. that the measurements = FEW KNOWN FACTS Couter of Culare. |27y e gor s povoen st Years Mvanee . C. Governor Grows | Frederick IIL and playwrights to write for ir. e . . | obtainable were it possible to study _— i famadil fy el Grain Behind Mansion . the big dams themselves, | : - {ghe saund-plotnze of the titure, | o | Vienna, July 17 B — The Har- Beulder, Oslo. Jaly 17 (B — 4 |Lhe big i Hollywood, Cal. July 17 (P — ke feels, will be the composite prod.| Washington, July 17 (P—Up to g B0, SRlp A0 e shortly huu:els.l‘-hklimg?er of a téxg e:pen- AR mopm‘mg’ m“ Sl IN l“:E [] J SU | The great music of the future will {uct of writing, directing. acting and | the age ot 50 overweight is likely to Many statesuien have many hobbie possess a plaster replica of what is am evenso! = | . to offer surcease fry fficia - i < ineeri ¢ key, associate professor of civil en- cast to the world in sound-pic. | More tha Al araiiate site tendency. . Carolina, Whese interest fa | X3MPle of a Gothic tomb in Eu- :‘r“:.:: ‘z;::res?l?n::ng:ml::;’;n:? ci:ieenng at 'fm university, is in ures, Samuel Goldwyn, motion pic- | toward Hollywood Ras ha qupasite 1andancy pouth aralloa, - whose dnterert & . t | rope. i | it That is one of th clusions culture has always been a para- | "OP¢ A e A S A Revemnd Holmes Pays H]gh ure producer, believes, | hat s one of i e con ias alway 3 para | R0 e e o e T knowledge of the | work. | Tomorrow's composer of master- | Teachers Are Trained Yo ‘;nnci‘or e eaindie iy T ; S 1Ak | Emperor Frederiek 1III, of the : el i foind Dieces worthy to succeed the works | Qi . et o o hale, ' eq | House of Hapsburg. It is of white behavior of wich structures uncer Tribute to Dmmty. However | Beethoven, Mozart and Wagner In Saving of E)'ESlght50;5;3”""‘::: Seimagls Suadlislion |8 Chres IheE pioe Brevented | ined red Balriune: kil o { . Chadiel, may write his symphonies boldly on| New York, July 17 (P—Courses|°f Washington, a ) e bin ivou making i Miolly (04 fest Mish. " 1 1 aderipre il The little dam is one-twelfth the SUN[]AY SEH““[ERS : racts | (1€ Silver screen, inspired by Mhe | for the training of teachers 1n guapy: |4€10ted 1o the study of metabolisin country home at Liberty Eill, [(8 MEh. autm) etileie ) el size of its counterpart and is ir New York, July 17 (UP—Facts |, h 5 & " f the fundamental vital process i les from here, where he was | % o = e e i knowledge that millions of music- |saving are being given this summer | NnE the sarahic §i tond S o e relief. and was wrought by three sxact propertion o it L were | of yhe life of Jesus are immaterial |lovers, in thousands of theaters all |at the Universis of Chicage, Unj-|YSUA0R the combustinn of fed ms- Ul domer ar oy sculptors and their students. "“‘, or t e Rapinesriog }_;}";1"“ and the world has only a slizht [over the world, are | listening to | versity of Cincinnati and Univ rsuyl"”alsl“hen United mthioxygan: b byt i § szecutive's tnterest he emperor's body lies in the onie Tepeals - Bropan Ahich e knowledge of His carcer. the Rev.|what he has to say of Southern California, Mrs. Wini. ""l,:e A I and M Hetsatar s ahen e Semeie gL f L SRR e the cov- covering any problems ig- John Haynes Holmes said at the| And the girl who now looks to- |fred Hathamay associate director of Holng youthiand dhe iperied it O Bis wamson. o volved in the design, constructios | la ity £ i b o e & rapid growth,” he says, “statistics nquiry d ed that the ground | ' e R e T ol 2 . Community church here. ward New York and Vienna and |the National Society for the Preven. show clearly that overweight is Beuley hat the ground | rederick chose for his motto 254 paformance ef dame s s Think Convention Has KCCOM-| “As a matter of fact what we ac- | Berlin ne the eenias 1 which she el bl e kot . tion of Blindness, announces. too dry for sugcess: |, E. L O. U.": “Austria erit in irriga e S 3 e h : distinct asset towards longevity 3 S ey - tually know about Jesus, s> far as ;o ay a eratic o s | Governor Richards | orhe ultima. tion, power development and wa | y some day achieve operatic| Within 12 years orbe ultima.” A deeper meaning. i 1 5 dren with | Beyond 30 years it becomes u lia- n N oats a ch y 1 : the facts of life are concerned. is!fame may make her pilgrimage to | weakened eyes have received such bitity d( e e fleld in sats and veteh Iy 45 Gaimed, Ty heblng i Be'. er supply. IN 1ms very little. We do not know when | Hollywood, instead. a ul 3 | bility of no mean significance. B g field of the grain oo f i 8 vwood, instead, and sing to all |increased attention that a pprox- k f to, Frederl one lifelong effort The investigation at Boulder, says He was Lorn. We can only surmise 2 | PProx- [the keen appetite for food so for- | ., 1 purple flowered vetch, stand Alfred D. Flinn, director of the i ;: “_xl:-hom ci" e nH.ysgh;(:?r‘Id at once. - ‘. ,;nnavely 4.000 pupils are enrolled in | tunately provided for us by nature {iig inlove Tben wals tuahe hes et \mz‘ xw: ;n huil: up hul:e ! A [that He wa Nazareth. His | Goldwyn sees as one of the chief | 5, aving classe e ol e ol strength of his dynasty mund.uon‘h rodein ot othanclides | Los Anseles, July 17 (UP)—With father and mother are mere names. | consequences of the success of | ?hm Ls?\:x‘:n:d ‘Ir”‘vgx & 1lhs ‘vhmufit\’o;); 2 ]prm‘ ‘:c N:mldl lmd .\o.lm E i P R S S S i ““:\ “"‘:‘R:"::: E:"p wi o . & . ! A S e 8 S © o8 cre should |activity has established such a firm ¢ et Spending | . 5 i = Zlnunfl".m]c:ngn:::;“pern?at::ronae"ohf all imvortant business on the pro- | Nothing at all of His personal (‘alle-(‘r"mfl‘lprn sound-pictures a shifting of | Le at least 5,000 such classes, Mrs, | nost upon us that the tendency 13| v m\I 1 a m’ 1?1“1 nAINg | peror of the German Nation” By ;] 4 d gram taken care of, delegates to the [is known until His 13th year, when | the musical center of the world to- | Hathawav sts 2 Bt ofrss g What hours he can on his little 8 of his tomb with the the designs suggested for the much. |5 1 14K°R care of | 2 e e e s . | Hathaway states, to provide ade- |to keep up the food intake, not- ¢ o VU Ryt : 8 ) 3 » . in | World's Sunday School Association | He appeared among the followers of | ward the N % s . STl farm, the governor is promise ; ; S mm(l;md Bl:?mder Lu“fon dam in | epared for Zdyourmnwm tomor- | John the Baptist and later Himself | conter, e e I TR | Riunates :;‘p h\“ :h"l' m‘m u‘ lly hoavy harvest. of HT«‘I"LT‘O\:S N::“de:i’red“:o the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. § AT i e ) 3 e —— |vancing age the physical activities Th p 1 ot m A - . A row. |became a preacher to the multi-| He has so much f: 5 A s ) - ot © grain crop does not monope- | 5o led de; 2 Eaperimental messurements of | .. onvention has Siceedng [l the B Sk el hgm;’d‘m’:w;;}fi*: 12;:0"?:‘ LONELY REUNION |are lessened andinare s theratonaly Cob Ly e ':fl]\(.:““]mh wa:e:;{gt;:.“ :’u‘\;: the nfodel were started recently af- every aim set for it thus far” Dr.| The pastor ‘said this dick of |wama oo music that he js| Ontario, Cal, July 17 (UP)—J. H 2% :“0"\:"’ sl i;""i"l‘"m_p‘:i‘:“‘zf; those who have tasted the excel- | grrizics of the wuiear Fianki apa mong than twve years, of | pre | pbi e i chair- | knowledge worried some people but [ negotiating now with {ao compos- |leWis kept his vow made 50 years | The I Jich begins with prmp. |10t Strawberries from the mansion | =% o diverse aolom ks =i liminary preparation and study of 5 S | tn liake. % 2 f " | weight, which begins with plumy : . N o man of the international council of | that there was no reason for wo b nacsort gt on i e Rl to make known to posterity his methods. The miniature is two aua cati B | e h as Jesus was a “spiritual ness, passes through mbonpoint X : religious education said inasmuch as Jesus was a “spirilua and finally ends up in obesity. many henefactions to the Church, ’l“flh” ;:““ f;f;’[" 'J’f‘ "‘l’ “‘fid""'l""- Rio De Janelro tentatively was se. | genius," the “greatest moralist who | Jies he plans to send ot oe part or/| [ronL Kne Lintversity of Minnesota at/| M0 HIRHL S8 bup calis fat. Jelow the middle the thickness in- ” | il Gissre | . s M i P 5 4 s lected as the 1920 convention city | ever lived.” that He was a “supreme | his next I p | Minneapolis. He told his classmates creased gradually to seven and one- | next Ronald Colman picture. half inches at the bottom. The ¢ - ness. . s |ana sir Harr:ld :\xmhnmlqw. th:.: . | master of the .l._n;( of wac!;;n‘gd ‘.'?;1! Meanwhile he brought the popu. |if he n:edr ht-”“o>uhl;1h ralturn to lthe G I L s Berlin, July 17 (P—The German : l Eng.. was chosen president yester-|was a personality unparalleled for | jap o e university for the 50th class reunion maximum height is five feet. while | & T Ar song writer, Irving Berlin, to the, top measures 140 inches in unust |ers of international reputation to |80: write the symphonic score and melo- At that time Lewis graduated | house patch can testify, while vege- tables from his own back yard con- | tribute to the table of South Caro- a's first citizen, C. Pearce. Los Angeles; Sir| The Great Wall of China was the Edward Sharp, England; Charles |largest single military fortification ancis, New York: Col. John A.[at ancient times. | e overeating. Contributary factors| _ONF THAT'S NOT AFRAID |aye-stutfs industry is concentrating day. | for the power and beauty of His in- | Hollywood fo write the theme song | This year he returned to the uni- may be errors of diet, errors in ex-| London. July 17.—Miss H. Hen- |its efforts to regain at least part of length The selections were made by offi- | fluence over men. for Vilma Banky's first sound-pic- versity for the annual commence. ¥ o ressure tests 3 X Zo_jcause the mpressure tes | {10 write the score and direct the junion of the class of ‘77, more than vou burn up it must be | ed with rats—and likes 'em. She |steady npward trend of exports of tomonnox, | the resurrection, the ascension into | symphonic accompaniment for the But it developed into a one-man |deposited in the body. | Plavs nurse fo 500 rats, brown and |dvestuffs noted since the stabiliza- the th desired. This fluid fs : ; | | e hen s At ! Soulsyms vlew ot e gnusleallledt ki the est ot Win'olussmates)| amal extesRmay omiibute s Bl | e e taye Tha auls throughout the first quarter of this IPE: bonau .18 myel AVIer | executive committee and 12 vice | Christian religion. possibilities of the sound-pleture el so that they can be measured | accurately. sandthe or tens of thousandths of an fuch, and the optical strain gauges, { I ercise and certain pathological con- | derson-Snith e woman in @ [the lost markets for the higher icers of the convention and prohably The Rev. Holmes said one did not ! ture. and signed Hugo Riesenfeld | ment exercises, and for the 50th re- ditions. But when you eat a little million. She works in a place infest- |grades of coal tar dyes. Slow but y will be approved by the entire group | have to belicve in the virgin birth, | | ? #gainst the upstream side, the little | €8 voi t reury ¥ Tei 1 y sev i reservoir 15 filled with mereury #o/| “ny piviier 4, Wiesls, New Haven, | Heaven or any of the other seven |proguitioc yeunion. Mewis was the only eme| “The insidious way in which & |white, and ten monkeys, The ani-|tion of German curreney continued Conn., was named chairman of the |creeds to be a true follower of the | ¢ ; ents than watep and thevelore magnifies | s osgents wene selocted as foilow | = have died. up fat is illustrated by the fact that perimer the bending and strains of the mod- |1y vy Most of the delicate measuring Instruments give readings to thou- s & . Invented by Dr. 1. 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