New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1929, Page 2

2 WOMEN ARE WET, SAYS MRS. ORVI She Also Quit National Commit- tee to Oppose Probibition husband-to-be since she crashed with him at Valbuena more than a month ly T for the aviator, who with M row and the three daugt the Morrow country S rday to stay until 1z Since the revolution the attendant on a kind of modi- martial law makes sleep after 1. almost impossible. there is alm ing today was inevitable Mor- rs came resi to t contin- igious insurgents, bestir them: 10 the townspeople. At s and the city ssttles tropical day—long t ce usual Mor- to Mexico ted to returr © today in ord © youngest d ter a 10-day vi she will leave Mexic : as a passen the ughter, off t with h City NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, LONG MAKES PLEA AT HONSTER RALLY Louisiana Governor Answers Charges With Verbal Outburst Baton Rouge, Louisiana was attemy ;| digest the cratic politics and supporte! Long, who is cal life in impe: in the house of rep The governor sou lic opinien t from all rved it by opponen iguernor Hu s ger |a burs pro- | enemies a ol in Massachu- | assailed * NEW BRITAI INCREASED T0 2,000,000 stockholders Approve Recommenda- ALL MORROW NS 0 UP WITH LINDY Colonel Pilots Three Reservmgfi»fl Till Last tion of Board of Directors for New Stock Issue S:,A..J- n val to their direc pat capi- d to issue the 0 at on 20 Persons Killed i}l Rumania Train Wreck I3 A 5 ) t il 5 (P— o system Seaenh ¥ parish THINKING ABout YOU manage to live on a much better scale than vour parents ever lived. You enjoy the wonders of the radio, the automo- bile, modern furniture, your own home—all wortii- while conveniences that have been put within your reach by the easy-payment plan. Think what vou would miss if you had to do without all these things unless you had the ready cash! 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My head is bloody, |followed immediately - adjournment | but unbowed.” |of the house, where all day witness- | Loud cheering frequently inter- |es were questioned about the expen- [rupted his specch and at its con- | giture of an appropriation of $6,000 |clusion the crowd rushed forward to | which Governor Long drew in cash shake the governor's hand. |to entertain the governers' confer- | L- nee in New Orleans last November. :‘vheato“ (‘ollege v} |H ccusers charge that he used | v | To Have New Dean| 00 of this fund to purehase an omobile, while Seymour Weiss,| Norton April 5 (P—Miss sistant manager of the Roosevelt|Miriam J°. Ca rar, hotel in New Orleans, said the gov-|viser of women and secretary of the crnor spent $6,200 on the yisiting committee on admissions in th governors. | graduate school of education at Har- | Previously garage employes told|vard university, will succeed Miss of the governor buying an automo- | Fmma M. Denkinger as dean of bile & few days after he cashed a|Wheaton college, President J. Edgar check for $6,000 and payving |Park of that institution announced ) for it in twenty dollar bills, |today. 1¢ denomination in which the | Miss D d the check and gave the |be ¢ noney to the governor's secretary. |co h work in At the mass meeting, Governor spearean studies. Miss Carpenter Long pleaded for his followers to!|was graduated from Colorado col- stand by him and not desert him lege in 5 and is the daughter of while he had “his breast against the *. Carpenter, alumni »rd of his enemies.” ) ological semi- ey are trying to destroy me ause 1 struck at the Standard Oil * he shouted. ‘*They are T T | hall and into the streets where they | misrepresenting me and are trying the line for (hc{‘ ad- tion will ue rc FREE TUBES WITH ANY RADIO N\ Kent APRIL 5, 1929. MANDOLIN GROUP WILL PLAY HERE Hartford Orchestra fo Offer Program at Sunday Concert For the first time in the musical history of New Britain, local con- cert goers will have the pleasure of hearing one of America’s most fa- mous mandolin orchestras, when the Hartford Symphony Mandolin orc 1 under the direction of Kaye Bauer, makes its ap- . Sunday evening at the Y. . B. hall under the auspices of the Holy Cross Dramatic eircle. The New Britain appearance of orchestra is the third of a se- lit concerts to be gland cities this season. stra will present a popu- im of classics by Beetho- nke, Odell 3 well as a arranged Rus rics of cig in New Ihe ore lar pre ven, Mascagni, Gillet, 1 other roup of compose: especially sian and Slavie compositions, which‘ IO, omo” 5O We Will Equip Any Radio Set Purchased Y Saturday With a Complete Set of { RADIO TUBES FREE Pay given | eI —— have been meeting with tremendous approval in all the appearances | made by the ensemble. The orchestra will be supported | by many soloists, as well as a wood- wind section including the snare land bass drums, tympani and xylo- { phone. ! The Hartford Banjo band, a sub- sidiary organization of the & | phony, will present a group of their always welcome MMvely numbers. | This ensemble conaists of 25 men, I playing banjos from the most di- | minutive size to the monster con- tra-bass. \SOUTHERN MILL TOWN CONDITIONS CONDEMNED | Legisiative Committee Finds Them Deplorable, Both With Regard to Pay and Living Scale. Celumbia, §. C., April 5 (M—South on *deplorable living conditions in |the mill villages and over-work at the mills”” The blame is placed in a report in the hinds of a legis- lative committee. Carolina textile strikes are blamed | The committee, appointed by the last legislature to investigate mill conditions prepared its report last night and in a statement issued be- fore completion of the draft, it ex- onerated labor unions of blame and declared mill officials responsible for “putting more work on the em- ployes than they can do.” The statement said the commit« tee would report that it found con- ditiors “deplorable both as to pay and to living.” Families were dee cl.red to be in need even where their members were working regu- tarly. The committee is reporting, the atatement said, that labor unions are non-existent among the textile em- pioyes. The “stretch-over system” was condemned in the statement as a means whereby two ‘thirds of the employes might be overworked while the other third would be deprived of work altogether. 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