New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1929, Page 32

THREE SOLOISTS IN CHORAL EVENT - Identities of Assisting Artists . Disclosed as Boards Meet two me door in i she did not 3 ALABAMA TOWNY NOW UNDER WATER - ichanged, and what at first appeared Hallled Fl'om PlainVi“e to This City |to be an expensive lark grew to be a grim, serious situation, in which strong men battled to save lives and homes.” At 5 p. m. when Miss Hughes was brought to safety, rescue workers announced that currents had become so swift that further attempts at rescue with the small craft available would be foolhardy. The other four women brought to safety were Mrs. H. C. Johnson, Mrs. C. B. Johnson, Christine and Louise Johnson, the latter two high school girls. Crest Due by Wednesday Memphis, Tenn., March 1 5UP— With a new rise moving down the | Mississippl river and indication of a gauge of 50 feet at Cairo by Sun- day, river followers today predicted |the crest will be reached at Mem- phis by the middle of next week. | Meteorologist ¥. W. Brist delayed | his crest prediction because of the uhcertainty of rainfall conditions throughout the upper and central —Herald Photo| vajjeys. Indications weré that the d there, in two hours and a|river would go beyond 39 feet, he| arter. said. The local stage today was more An average speed of four miles an | than two feet above the flood level. |hour was maintained by the heavy | _— | truck pulling the trailer on which | i Jing had been placed. Coun- re and even cases of | sturb- i e arone - REVENUE COLLETORS | upervised the hauling, was done by the Roger Sher- | “0., of Hartford. (Continued from First Page) | - who passed our hom el ! 1,756 while the have aggregated $2.7C . water was 80 swift we times we would be | h brief half-mile we A to ride through the Treasury Statement Indications that the expectations | of treasury officials that income and | corporation taxes this year would | e it not exceed those of last ed the distance that| ... 'would be realized. were given n the canoe dozens Of o4,y in a statement by the treas-| a brief five minutes’ £ | » statement showed that on t it took us more than an|yureh 13, income taxes paid to the | n 7,513,639, An 1940 over the amount | 4 on March 13, of last vear.| nal revenue taxes | icrease aggregat- | March 13 while 15, 1929. sub-committee of the house commi Shn.ley worh mci‘h tee on ways and means which will Discuss Metal Tariff |consider the schedules 1n which the Vice President J. E. Stone and [local concern ir interested. Richard E. Pritchard of the Stanley| Despite the fact that nothing 1s Works are 1n Washington in the|known of the conference, it is telt interests of the tariff on metal and |that there will be some diasatisfac- yesterday they conferred with Rep-|tion over the schedule as it will be resentative Bachrach, head of !heindopted because President Hoover IF REPUTATION plans to hold the rates down as low as possible while Chairman Bach- rach is known as a moderate on the house committee. He agrees with the president that wholesale upward revision will be bad policy. Turkey possesses important forest resources, chiefly in the northern Il districts of Anatolia. IS WORTH ANYTHING The mere fact that any article is sold by Rackliffe gives you the absolute assurance that your purchase will in every way measure up to your every expectation. We make no exceptions. Our merchandise must make good — Or we will — 1t’s Right From Rackliffe 1t always has been. It always will be. \| WHAT'LL IT BE THIS YEAR? 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