New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1928, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 23, 1928. g oo WITH FEW BIRTHS vt s ivsions i Sowiet Correspendent Declares Mar- angnish be raised in France that . 36, COUNTRY DECAYS e g e Capt. Zappi Came Aboard the to be seen whether this fierce mech- — ; - R T Ship With Malmgren’s Clothes ? i rtcle Appears and s RHED s 1 cals 5 L4 uted to Mussolini will be the number of machines in | Tass Agency Man Says Italian Member of Italia’s Crew loperation? Wore Two Suits of Underwear, Two Pairs of “Some mercantile marines are A :.“ Rome, July 23 (UP)—A limited threatencd because of numerical Pants and Four Pairs of Socks When i — birth rate means the beginning of deficiency of the crews. This is owed W o | ’ p— a national decadence an articla ap- o the maintenance of nice womanly Rescued by Krassin. ! . 3 ; i (o Popele D'Itils, which % fowreer 35 Years of experience in handling rubber hose. anthoritatively attributed 1o Pre- el S mier Benito Musosling, states | | Moseow, July 25 (A*—The corres- |not helicve the food would reach | he article was in reply t ne | pondent of viet news agenc them ‘rT(lm hr\‘ a r:w‘hung-’\‘gv’”‘\ \n “ -nn:q‘ FML TO GET PICTURES aboard the ssian 1ce hr | \!]\ companions in the [\3,;\1\5 lik advocating a limitation of births in e [Krascin sav< that when Captain |MYiClf, £2w two men standing, on ) e order to raise the equality of the Movie Men Try tn Vain to Get PMippo Zappa was 10 Bl el o tew ete 35 Yeal’s ol c.a.leful cqnsudelatmn oF the Bames, race. * ¢ |Krassin he had clothes as well 25 a At lis & Dikwes vesseabling A bk qualities and life of rubber hose. The Answer | Photos of Indlan Sun-Dance but |compass belonging to Dr. Finn | ! ‘ S0 - 5 | N Bt Having discovered the group. | The answer, which now it is be- tieved Mussolini wrote, was “Quan- tity is the fundamental clement for! Fort Hall quality. Without number there is July 23 —®—Modern invention and | Au0ted as saying they left Dr. Malm Bo powor' Ac withonl teess there fraditic £ren dying in a grave of ice as the are no forests, o without men there day and the latter eme vressed on toward land to bring aid 1s no humanity. It is perfectly true t1orions. |to the survivors of the Italia that there were periods in history Sceme one—Bannock, Shoshone | The Tass correspondent savs thaty, . H. W FEEL Of (RS when it was advocated to imit births and Lemhi Indians engaged i their | WNeN Zappt came aboard the yessel in order to maintain gentla fisures annual sun dance Enter alleged Reaves are Snperstitions, flow hack toward the Krassin b | 1hin a mile of my desination th f0g grew so dense that 1 couldn find the ship With two-thirds « my fu-l gone I decided to land o the chore in the direetion of Caj Platen. [ landed on the coast ic: nd his com Captain Zappi creation, Tdaho, Captain Alberto Mariano have been of leadership in quality and quantity of 35 Years rubber hose sold. 1 enperstition ey m afar but in the end th. hit an ice barrier crippling | smooth he wore ftwo pairs of pants. two of Makes for easy answering of the question, machine the sk of women, but those periods were Hellywood movie cameraman | ‘”‘» of ’|": o AHE socks, winle periods in the decadence of races ene two—Red men regicter dis B o0 ot ot peoples, Mo likeithe ol Jerwear and two pairs o socks | Find Body of Missing ures are infallible signs of because of traditional superstitione states. History speaks fo fear of having pietures taken He adds that Zappi refused to English Plane Pilot ‘ Wl <cvere langnage, tragic in Babylon- Seene three— Several braves har- [8ite up letters which Profe E Sellnk, Scotland, July — P — ian times to the presont day £ain with movie men. After heap |Behounck. Czechoslovakian meteor- | The hody of G. N. Warwick. one of | “Babylon, the most civilized peo- talk agree 10 accopt fee of 3350 for |0l0gist, had entrusted to Malm&ren | the contostants in an airplane rac ° \ ariano had on on r of pants, one it of warm un Glicie tof the caioe s r of pants, one su m u tiquity, died because of the picturse. Other braves disagree hefore they started over the ice 1o laround great Britain for the King's in births. The empire fell Scene four—Enter Indians’ reser- $°nd aid to Behounck and the | cup Jast week, was found by a of lack of men Babylon vation police. No &ettlement [others. He alse refused to give up shepherd in a lonely spot among the ene five—Exit movie men. his notes. The dispatch from the | hills south of St Mary's loch today erinz pain Krassin quoted the aviator Chukh-| Warwick, a London barrister, had who discovered had 2,000,000 population which was rediiced to a village in which ani- | Re mals pastured. In Chris stones of Rabylon construct Sclencia s time the| The sun dance made colortul with served to the weird heat of the tom tom and i and | heen unreported since he feft New- 0 on the ice and directed the | castle for Renfrew on Friday and 1 to them, as savi powerful the melancholy chant of Indian do Babylon was mads squaws will ecase two hours after Flying over Foyn Island and ca hundreds of searchers e e sunrise tomorrow. At that time the | Karl Island, I swung somewhat | <coured the country between Rene. s 0f papyrus of Leida, har- dancers will strefch their arms out |northward of a straight line con-|frew and N tle in vain. War- vests diminmsh, births reduced, men foward the sun and heseech their neeting the two islands, figuring | wick's wife w become Iess numerons' Wars were sun god for help and spiritual per- | thus fo locate the Malmgren group | ers t The barrister's body lay a short 4 sev- [ distance from his badly smashed t spot hut | machine, indicating that he had of planes, ecores of motor mong the ecarch- fought hy mercenaries fection. Afterward. approximately | My calenlations turned out rig “Thebes, epulent metropalis of 100 500 members of the three tribes will| “Sighting the group, T cire had 1,000 inhabitants in feast cral times to fix the ¢ Christ’s time {1 didn’t throw down any of my | crashed during the flight, The spot Cronde Meoays | oot . S |limited provisions becanse the ice is about 75 miles southeast of Ren- ||| sm—————— == — —— “The accaenee o Greees was Delieve Woman Vietim | floe hoiding them was so small T did | frew. | = Brocdi 1o deficiency s births, nemely Of Accidental Shooting | . ! periods of nice womanly figures Toston, July (1" )—Not mur- — Turning to Rome the diminution ' ger, but accidental shooting, was re- of population commenced with the gponcible for the death of Mre. Car l»}rl'm"mnvl‘l births, about L e i ey o o o d i e vemsiin e number ol citizensi) o Vet o und. 1) et Hast Boston under arms was diminished by home last week, according to a medi- 20.000. Julius Cacsar ascertained | ; 2 A i ' cal examiner's report later the ack of men. Dur- ~ ing Au « there were no| Belief that she had Leen shot by youth i barely cuccecded in furnishing sol- | 5¢d an adiacent lot for tavget prac- C l d dic of the guard In Hadrian's 'ice and pelice are convinced that a 00 an time 700 volunteers, necessary to | stray bullet killed her. . e e i ] e e ot || Refreshing trom the provin Atter the de-{fing the person who fired the shot.| €S population of the fields, Rome com- | It was at first belioved that Mrs nienced to decline. The million in- ans time all Italy @ rifle was expressed today. Roys I GOODYEAR 141 had been murdered fhabitants of Augustus’ time were re- — uced to 200,000 when Constantine 5 & transterred the capital 1o Byzantium. | Four Firemen Injured ,lifi‘ GREA ,EST The population continued to de- A “rease and the Roma ImvmllmI and | ln Quln ‘\[flSS., Blaze Quincy. M July 23. 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