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ENGLISH POLITICS | l“flKlNfi Tfl W[]MEN [ Loutsiana Governor Presents Silser | Cups to ANl Bables named After Himself—Has Awarded 90. Men Voters Will Be Oumumber ¢ in Coming Election governor of ilver nal expense account. a month and he 1% per n purchasing these gifts. election the state ake. He Huey P's total will run well his term of office oW iaTs ves the g of the sovernment Indignant \t Use of Odd \ames : fir v baby cups are oming one of the major items on | cent of this is s last may Gov-| ong has presented a cup to which is there and he NAMESAKES GOSTLY NEW FARM RELIFF BASIS 13 SOUGHT Lo, Maren 2 o | GODGIESS Leaders Gast About or .ouis- Way to Run Hearings His | esti-| Washington, March 22 ors in congress are looking [new foundation on which to The foundation they have counting on to provi be- |basis for the discus over very definitely removed ex- |disclosure that Pr dent |does mot intend to advance tailed program. They still are that they will be able ns has to start sment of the administration's the new Arthur M the senate Xt weelk scept the ddressed to and have invited to appear ire committe ther Hyde will which was name to give to his f 1ish him from th s of Muellers in the rar of bir shook MeN Muel- t-born many Berlin been mads cide not to mittee, provision whic stration at point of ounded really « was told to think hosen by parent l\\\lll T‘O((Hl\ e fashioned of ary ca ind the v to be half of ('atacombs in Havana \lenel\ \\ ine Tunnels AP —A net- tly ma One Night's Journey What Two Men Found Just Beyvond the Wall e voice of the floating out of the i's where we make stop.” The whirling panorama slowed down. The High school. the South church the Soldiers’ Monument, City Hall passed, Lafayette street the most cos- mopolitan strect in the 5 siowly floated into and out of the picture. Broad strect linger- ed and seemed to have barely gotten beyond the edge of per- ception when the picture stop- ped. our first wer and slo STORES (Continued in Tomorrow's Paper.) 171 to call a sp o consider t Hit by 30 Tons of Coal, Par- wool W%firmwmmmuf for a farm relief hearings which will Legin at the capitol next week. working with| Hoov however, proposal with ndorse secrs Flnds Buddy of War I)au o NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1929. Pilot Arrested for Jersey Plane Crash Newark, N. J., March P— Pilot Lou Foote was under arrest to- | to the hospital where Morter was cu1 |43y on a charge of manslaughter in n'(l o ¢ 4 1 onfined. There they held a joytul| .o1nection with the plane crash in | the Newark meadows which took 14 Morter's unusual misfortune he re- | called that he had served overscas with a man by the same name and then served with him again in the Army ©of Occupation. Murray went disaster, is in St. James hospital suf- fering from multiple fractures. The charge was filed by Police Captain Philip Schold yesterdey on erders of Prosecutor Smith who ine dicated it was not made specifically | as a result of the police invest tion but in conformance with policy. | IThe grand jury will be given the | facts to determine the responsibility | ton. {tor the tragedy, he declared, | € Lieut. Richard Aldworth, superin- oonomios dopartment, of 1t of the Newark Metropolitan | University of Nebraska, has announced that his in- |COmplcted a study that shows = . |auiry is near completion, but that|Specific dynamie St. Clair |he wii, not submit a report to Mayor | r cut off their homes on Har- il hie has added data |least in dogs two flights of/ Working on the island from their voting booth uring ¢ 8 tri-niotored Ford plane over lm"'wxm 1s are fat and some thin irse followed ny Foote. of the waste | conaucted lowing the eating of Fn ank (ofl'ee. Writer R e And Adventurer, Dies |tra neat aid w York, March 22 (P—Word |thus produce leanne ¢ 5 Greyhounds were s 1th of T Coffee, who | it s adventurous wanderer |Ma1s typifying hereditary : . ; |and stocky mongrels served as world and ended as a|git SO Blisher and oo ) 111’\ v an |> itk \f:lr] M1 quced following the LERASESRVRT SSIR | ois iatnd ed (inkthe Is Wrong Lincoln, Neb.,, March ose who leanness by saying “it's just my ture, must find base | Cut O From Polls by Ice," They Act Eliza Mich., Because swirling ice in the been hon bee th Walgonac. March 22 test with § on the mainland, men |same cc club, 1 fc food, two precincts ¢ © had been befo : place on their own little | | in- tent with this they 1 and ar separate 1 islands wh widely known “St : -round residence o tipes a former ne positor, and author &f * on the Pacific’ had made ) round trips between Sydney ¢ York and had circled t greyhounds are - produced a larger *|this extra heat, thu of their food, Miss Gibi |ed. But her experiments showed globe 18 times. He was a pioneer in [two types of animals produced life in Hawali and the|proximately the ne zan his career in | waste heat, and appointed to confer salesman. why the fat man g general the | as born in Warsaw, N. Y.l voters |73 ye ] i ahout | spring of 1927 when it e to vote the women found ¢s facing a sea of ice. Out re island eight act, leaping from Not one woman > the trip. iay the study club met. A s fatter and wom > done d was advise tually two prec women went ry to tak cibers was "t8r ith plan for | FAT PEOPLE MUST FIND NEW EXCUSE { Abi That “Tt's Just My Nature” 22 (UP)— plain their fatness or na- another explana- For Prof. Rebekah Gibbons, of the the just the action of protein 1s no effect on the bedy build—at theory that some be- heat produced she a series of experiments arn whether this ex- the food, and lected as ani- thinness the . 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