New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1929, Page 20

20 — 3 PRIVATE CAPITAL LESS IN GERMANY Pust-War Conditions Decimate Ranks of Millionaires : Liquor Scandal Centers About Detroit Playground SURVEY OF SOUND T0 AID SHIPPING ' Geodetic Experts Study Curvents | in Long Island Sound April 26 P—None of t Belle Isle, (above) ice inow ST heiser In_recent lquor scandals. Picture nght their eargoes across the doned. Capt. 4. A, Burk- | Detroit’s municipal playground, figure s promineatly hows proximity to Canadian shore whence vam ranners § r as shown (below) where a beer truck b roke thiouzh 1), harbor ma: has becu suspeiaded on charges of alding the becoming objectionable, pub- | citizens re-named 1 y his en-. lund,” i~ lic spirited force in service | Belle Isle. Scttlement of a boundary dis e w blaced d line | Jor master ani PUte, which placed the dividing tween the United States and | among | Uanadie i the &hip channel be-| he as. | tween the island and the Canadian | > Isle, v d that liquor |t since 1921. He ions that {sonal comfort | much along soci Ilhromc lines, also | has bwon al <hore gave the 1siand to the Ameri _| can government. | 5 WOMEN ORGANYING o FOR HIGHER WAGES Campa'gn to Be Mapped at Con vention Next Month | gton, April 26 (P—A deter Jaign to bLring about in in wages of women in indus considered at the con. | National Women's Bitrolmes! nadar thif 151y .Hl a rumi rmmnz craft from int n order to s pigs were placed on it s had called sle-au-Co- Indi ecame 2 Island.” £0on lost their do- Jabita and became wild. Ex- ion of th but i and the name MacKay and Wallin 63 Main Street try is to be vention of the Trade Union league in May 6-11. Worr du wi < in the too, wers “Hog is- Buy a Suit and a Topcoat for the Price You Usually Pay for One! 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