New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1929, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1929, BRI QLUTCHES | | ' !B onmelln €ollne LAND OVER JORDAN —AT THE LINEN DEPT. —AT THE LINEN DEPT. Lace Bed Spreads —Some with lace flounces, beautiful designs, usually sold at $15.00. Not so very many. You'll have to hurry, PRICED AT , Rayon Luncheon Cloths | —White centers with colored borders, solid colors Wom i(mwmt"‘ with colored borders, 36x36 size. Fast colors But England Needs It | $1.98 value. PRICED SPECIAL ............... 980 Jerusalem, March 29 UP — After considerable stress and difficulty, ! : o ® ° national parliamentary elections ; ' liave been held for the first time ! u ln l in Trans-Jordania—the British man- | * ’ . Gated land to the east of the Jordan | giver, and one result of the poll is | ! Ready for Saturday! = A New Shipment of Gorgeous “Through a sort of corridor between Syria and The Nedjd, this route ! another British mandate which, | AT that Trans-Jordania despite its | “independent” status must be kept INCOMPARABLY SMART MODELS! frain from issuing or enforcing any o A laws calculated to interfere with the the British resident, who himself is responsible to the British high com- yi{ o | o ), in turn, horders Persia. | It stands to reason, therefore, with Great Britain. Trans-Jordania, London as the land west of the! - Jordan which, even though the two | countries a administered by the | E same government in Jerusalem, to- | ; ay 3 rs the official desig- | \ 7 00 a “Palestine.” . agreement to be submitted | ° by Amir Abdul Hamid to his parlia- | 4 Jient provides, among other things, ! /. that on questions of state finance, or | . " the 1ssue Of new money or propos- | : N\ Y ¢d cha s in the constitution, the succession to the throne, i ’ L #a ! 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