New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1929, Page 2

e e s e B S A 5 B S5 4 A WA e 5 e, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1929. Future Citizens In Our Schools MILKINS T0 DIVE UNDER NORTH POLE Fxplorer Plans to Blast Way in - Submarine Craft x York. Mar N Would sound sea's Depth *hoto by Collomb FEANKLIN SCHOOL LIBEARY CLASS VORE DRIVING RULES RON ANDY Mary Ann Gets a Little Lesson in Etiquette LADVTRIPPERS. RETURNING HOVE Some of Them Planning Jour- negs Soon BY MARTHA DALRYMIPLY \ssoviated Press stan Writer safety Devices Aboard One Night's Journey What Two Men Found Just Beyond the Wall By Fontaine Fox e lapsed it was MRs. JoNES’ IDEA oF HA\/uNG THE EASTER Edq HUNT IN THE TALL GRASS OF THE VACANT LoT WAS ALL RIGHT TiLl MCQUIRE CAME ACROSS THE RAIL- ROAD TRACKS WITH HIS GANG oF “ YoUNG RUFFIANS™ yyars ago. T ®out troop w Neither recof (@rntinued in Monday's Herald) | “The Noblest Motive Is the Public primarily in hunting big game, is celebrating its third birthday, with Il active members in this country corresponding members n, president, will lead the uation of active women scientists, month to continue her work in fol- llowing the trails of the conquista- | dores. She had almost fin [ work two and a half years it was abruptly halted by a | trom a cliff in Portugal whic lier with a broken back. Marguerite Harrison, “Asia Rcborn”, and the filming of the picture has just left with her hushah Znglish explorer, for a threc year trip over the world with a mo- tion pictu Gertrude on,” of Washington has just publi a book based on lier two and a half years spent in |a small, remote village in central India, and is trying to make up her mind where to go next. Social conditions in the south seas are still claiming the attention of | Margarct Mead of the American Muscum of Natural history, whil: Barstow Murphy of New is planning to sail June 1 with [ her four ehildren for Ireland, fto the folklore and legendry tales 1 is now in the north- xamples of aboriginal an Indians, story of various s in Asia Minor will be choice (:' Caroline Carrell of will \n! the Nutt H arriet Chalmers Adams of | by sailing for Spain next | , ily of lecture tour of this country, is re- turning to her home by way of Yu- catan so0 she can study the ancient Mayan civilization. “The condition of women in R and work of Elsie Bell Washington, wife of the president of the National Geographic society, and | br. Lucy Wilson of Philadelphia, | who have just returned from those lizabeth Dickey of New in the upper Amazonian & general exploration and field work in that little known scc- tion. 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