New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1929, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8 1929. — o ——— ——— T ZIONIST CONGRESS Tanks Used to Fight Forest Fires SOGIALISTS HONOR APPR“\MEASUR[ Sweeping Northwestern Timber; lBERfiWEMflRY ; 50,000 Acres Destroyed By Flames . Enlarged All-Jewish Body Cre- e e e —— Members of Party From Entire ated to Rebuild Palestine | New Outbreaks Offset Ex- |ishung the seeley creeicie in e[ Gountry fo Attend Funeral : % |same state were calling for more s tinguishing of Old Fires [men. The great Razeau forest pre- o Zurich, Switzerland, - Aug. § — | 6 [serve blaze, said to be the largest in| Milwaukee, Wis. Aug. § () — (Jewish Telegraph Agency) — The| __Forest Officials May |A!Perta in 10 years, was checked by | Mourning the death of their par- Jewish agency constitution, insuring < |rain, but several hundred men still \{y's jeader, prominent socialists inclusion of non-Zionist Jews in the Conscript Workers. were on the rom all over the United States rchabilitation of Palestine, was were beginning to arrive in Mil- vassed today by a majority vote by e anitoba waukee today for the funeral .f the sixteenth Zionist congress in Winnipeg, Man., Aug. $ (# — A Victor I. Berger, 69. late publisher ion here. Spokane, Wash., Aug. § (I)—The | forest fire, described as the most of the Milwaukee Leader and for- he vote came before dawn after | northwest’s vast timberland was the | gangerous this season in Manitoba, |mer member of the mational house | a debate extending through the pre- | fire box of the continent today withipag™ gent all available forestry |of representatives. ceding evening. A number of | major conflagrations roaring through | janes and fire fighters into the| Hundreds of messages of condo- amendments from a group proposed | valuable forests in mational pre- | pennie district lence¥andlitribite snoted Tnlitol (ne hy radical Zionists, Zionist revision- | serves of Montana, Idaho, Washing | ists, and the Poale Zion labor dele- land Oregon. gates, were passed with the consti-| IForest service officials directing tution. several thousand fighters were un. Dr. George Halpern of London. |able to estimate the size of the arca o ¢hairman of the committee on the | that had been ravaged, but unoffi- | . Jewish agency, submitted the final|eial compilations indicated that up- | sterlinsginonssty@andy higgabsomt ”lgl,leer& fext of the constitution, while Morris | wards of 50,000 acres of timber and GERMAN WIFE IS i leasncesgiioyglaydudiispap ity Rothenberg of New York, vice presi- | ranch holdings, valued at millions of L school teacher. a journalist and ; : ; : | e a statesman. All mourned the loss E' dent of the Zionist organization of | dollars had been consumed in the d America, led the fight for ratifica- | last two week | L!KE ALL WUMENE‘”\; good citizen. naorse RELLLL hees [, The fire was reported by forest |family home yesterday and today |patrols to be burning on a mile| They came not only from his po-| front near Falcon and menacing an |litical partisans but from his foes |area of standing : as well EaTd ) i All of them praised the man's tion. | Reports yesterday that most of the [ siEsraatenfestorda g from | The constitution will govern the | major fires had been controlled were the result of a basal fracture of the composition of and functions of the | followed quickly by new appeals for | -*‘I‘“l’“ 1"."" . O'h;l‘ W\“‘I‘;S i\‘ffl”e" enlarged all-Jewish body to be cre- [men to fight flames that either were | h s i July 16 when he was struck down a special conference to be held at | smoke pall of the earlier fires had Mfl[e S[)OH TllFXlS Flappel‘ ever. was unexpected as physicians b ay had held out high hope recovery. Zurich heginning Sunday August 11, |cleared. In ny regions lumber with 110 Zionists and 110 non-Zion- | worke farme nd townsmen Y ists participating. The non-Zionists | were fighting side by side with “reg- al will be held tomor- will include 44 prominent Ameri- | ula Chicago, Aug. 8 (A—Ernest Al v or Saturday cans headed by Louis Marshall and | ‘In some sections forest officials | Ielm likes the United States all right - UTOMOTIVE Engineers IFelix M. Warburg. | planned to conscript workers if the|—as a place to live; but the women | READ HER! ASSIFIED ADS & i G . L £5 ation @il vot g £l folles over Hiers don't suly him. agree that the properly blended two-base oil is - = ool Western Washington and Orego His dislike of American femin- - i Woman Drives EVEY | ruporisa tus ot tnsiureet res os i wae s sount - o v | How To Lose Two ‘ g s ann oy Fifth Car in State of these was roaring through the |when le decided it was time n: { Weare taking the best properties of the paraffine Har\rord HAlE Svery fifth | heavy timber of Mount Rainier and |was getting married he went clear i . . e i o e e e B Dozent Pounds lof Fat : and naphthene base crudes and blending them into vonnecticut is driven by a woman. sand of valuable timber, |Her name was Kunigunde and witi | - an i i ic: —elimi i P Of 254,000 registered operators in| Tanks Fight Flames {her Alieim had) vislona of greal{ s, ma gamuimrEEmE S8 gutideal alftorflcbllelubrlcaut ehm‘matmg many the state, 57,000 of them are women, | TWwo hundred and fifty men, six |happiness in setting up a real old |\t ""_f"""‘"""“ Galnfi BN yeichl B of the Oblecnonab]e features of single base oil cne won to evqry four men, a|tractors and two tanks were at-|world household in this land of flap- Vigor and Youthfulness and Swift- 5 ¥ ; tor the|tempting (o hold back a blaze that |por Iy “Possess a Clear Skin and Viva- ? made from either crude. last thres years, according (o the | threatened fo leap control lines into| Rut no sooner had they arrived| CoUS Fyes That Sparkle With i ¥ records of te motor vehicle | thousands of acres of merchantable {in Chicago than Kunigunde started| O crious Heaith, department. timber in Klamath county, Oregon.|q campaign to be ' More women of 33 fo 35 vears of | A tricky wind hampered fighters. |ihe women in th £ge obtain licenscs to drive than any | Most of the fires in these {wo | other age, while among men the «tes, however, had been controlled, ter number ho obiain licenses | including the mammoth Chelan fo 21 years ola est inferno that swept 11,000 aci o : very morning take one half tea G A ¢ o > = e e AU e l";”'" Alheim » spoonful of Kruschen Salts in a| ; We urge you to test oy subdued v s smalle e end, apparently came yester- s of hot water before breakfa <ex, England, ubdued. Numerous smaller ‘l I a RICAC R " s 1 fires still were burning, and forest |94y When Kunigunde was awarded | Pe sure and do this every morning for - G o lds Election Today ofiicials insistea that every forest |{eMporary alimony in a separate Us the liitle daily doss that takes off b ulf Supreme Motor Oil Aug. § (A—Twickenham, |still was a potential fire because of | Maintenance suit. Alheim was In | /5 00 = U et e = oy ol er b = vt e court, but not to contest the wction |ticte o polsonous waste matees s Any Gulf Station or Dealer waste matter and ne house of commons o | The Bald mountain fire in morth —he filed a §25.000 suit against the |harmful “acids and gases are expelied 1 Joynson-Hicks, former | central Tdaho, which 1 baffled | Woman who taught his wife In s ens Uil i blomant tary. who has been cle- | fighters for a week, was still defiant |and started her on the way toward | gidneys and. howels are 5 v ¢ ird bye-election since the | only heavy rain could check it. | = = LR At a Fair Price i 9 recent general election which put the | Smaller fires were burning in many | DELEGATES SELECTED e M g y LEG LK 3] wed by y art i anufacturers of the labor government in power. sections and “smoke chasers” were Mudrid, Aug. S (P—The official health and | 30c per Qu - o : e J. 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