New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1929, Page 6

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 192%. under the Balfour declarati 1917 pledged Arabs and a homeland for the normal person has no such desire. The girl ially is proud to tell the world The average and New Britain Herald | HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY independence what's going to happen. they did not anticipate the p Issued Dally (8unday Excepted) At Horald Bidg., 1 Church Street problems and made no specific ces to achieve tha tion of purpo ¢ HAS DEMERITS To the present there has be BURSCRIPTION RATES $3.00 & Year $2.00 Three Mouthe 5e. The public, in our opinion, should mgore definite declaration. Me Jook with suspicion and disfavor | ne Zionist movement prospere » Month [ that would yield population of Pal more dc the benign influer adherents of the J | upon any plan the Jewish the public lands t0 has been than land, progressive faith, modern ideas have been appli suzerainty over Entered at the Post OfMce at New Rritain as Becond Clams Mall Matter, under | the stat The took under its wing the protection ot at a time | federal government rightly EPHONE CALLS has been vastly Businexs O 425 Editerial Ruoms 926 when the public domain v was threaten- public | |its rapid deterioration griculture and | ed by the rapacity of private inter- The only profitable sdyartiming medium ed by the rapacity of priv In the City Chicuiation bouks and press room alwiys Opun to mdvertisers. estw in the western states. well as the Jews who had beel | President Hoover, in his letter living there of gov- salt nonferene been mz ors of public land s addressing an audi- read before the ed. Even deserts have Press e en ot local | control 1 the Assocluted R iea ot T The Aswriated Prem (v sxclusively ttled 1o the for re-puvlication all uews cledited to It ol oth credited In this paper and also news published therein. Member w Regardless of the the ST @) improve A | Lake City, ng G ence that to a man favored st Arabs have mai the public lands. ed their they were over a spirit of nationalism. have their reason home, they Clreulation The President argued that these fanatical about it. 01 gamication Member Audit Burean of e The A B C. s 8 uatious) which furnishien Dewspupers wud adver tisers with & strictly honest adslysis of cireulntion. Our cliculation stutietice are based upon this audit Thie \usures pro- tection agulust fraud in nmewspaper dis tribution figuies to buth mativual aud local advertisers. states can take care of the land anti-Jewish riots in question more competently than the (1922 and a gene AT government. wl This depen upon peared at the Mandates Comm means ¥ tently W time comps of the League of Nations the the 1t the land states would lose on | ministrators since ma 1s on sale dally fn New in doing, if given control over |started obtained York at Hotal Newsstaud, Times Square; Schultz's Newsstands Lntiance Grand Centrul 42nd Btreet. - never the The Herald public resources really belonging to | tion of Arabs because the citizens everywhere, would be to sell [ them or “le 200 feet wide terests at the find the right side.| That 2 callad them to private in- | Jewish homeland. It when been 1 Alle ern sands toward Jerusalem to Turks, ritish ran united Arab 1s included Palestine earliest opportt has out some pointed If roads were in reality is what the so- all been drivers couldn't ' ind Sy E public land question is Lawrence across the A traffic policeman having been about. Private interests have Hoir assigned to tend cross their it from the e hands upon tribal levies d ., and ates, some- | itching to get in the remaining public resources and |i e 1 s stirred body is due to sugsest that the rail- Ithe government has stood in the It Mexico's easy divorce laws having ident what dif- road contribute to his salary. way, a i S is surprising to note that Pres and Hoover favors the government scquent developments ¢ stepping aside in the interests of so- | their called wrts and they have beg been held valid, we wond ter. nationalism the ference that will make to any hap- “cconomy.” tlcal 0 RATLROAD TM! AND THE out pily married conple. the Arabs, devoid of ROVEMENTS, BRIDGE little Haven ints of civilization, easily Two candidates for xcosses. Thus their met the ample to set for New Britain’s poli- th hing Republican It that came while back New to proceed with thesconstruc- help Rock avenue mayoralty of Bristol is no ex- a border upon savagery, and the the Ts g they now can understa e ot foar somel ready th perior force of th similar. v tion of a new bridge—with the when they arrive. of the at and West Main street, natu; city Black Zionist movement has difficult anything Some citizens | far and it is inde Down in Berlin a girl, in glving 1y wondered how it came that | imagine occurring her views as to when a man is in- said he the railroad suddern became so would bring about a rescindi must sprawl be- 1 were the case such a thing as an in- toxicated, fore being adjudged drunk. enterprising British Now cooperation under the Yet it would 1 Pe d to be that | comes the additional Infor- four Declaration, mation that the spend the railroad is ready to the stine J toxicated driver would be unknown. It is their the highway. neat sum of $5,000.000 on maintained et 10 sprawl—in 4 % = vietims who sprawl improvements. Naturally, in the face Dritish bayonets. To civiliz of such munificent spending, the railroad's share of the cost of a new be glad to tolerate the J A 44-hour week office clerks, understand it, would mean Saturday half-holiday boys who handle the mail. It makes for post bridge is a mere bagatelle, if not less. | colonies and prefer to live in as we w , better tracks, improved | With their neighbors would b H responsibilities © for the | stations, fmproved freight cars, and | work of several generations. a multitude of the file other improvements accepted no difference to us as we are t00 | 4p. R N take this as on tion | mandate, this desideratum i busy at play every Saturday after- cedless 1o say, the mayor must manifest destiny of Dritish adr noon to bother about such stray cir- culars as come through the mail, Before hitting the waste basket they a tip that the time to tration throughout the territo a7y har continue wo: Black later. rking up energy on that might be-difficult Arab {and completely to turn Rock bridge now, and not tive-minded into a Iay around until Monday morning. Civilizgdl nie xt year the railroad may ing, cult, after | effort, but it should be no more nof END OF AN EPOCH N IN AVIATION HISTORY Today saw the final culmination of an epochal flight. The Graf Zeppelin, aptly called the “queen of the air,” has concluded around the world from Lakehurst to Lakehurst. have much money for improvements. several generatiol NORTH CAROLINA FAIR IN STRIKE TRIAL Perhaps reali that unnecessary — than turning the erst dividuals who do not revert to the widespread | original state because th the its trip | criticism | tollowing conducting a trial that elici North C; following in the can come to a state | prer following white harshness in | methods. nation- | Great Britain, with more In this newspaper the other day appeared the of the flight of the first Zeppelin 20 years | ago, that the craft 24 hours And it many of wide attention rolina is not | ence as a colonizing nation tha picture first footsteps of Massa- | other, should be chusetts. land willing to assume bility the the res when the expressed hope Was| During the the Bay that the to comply Sacco-Vanzetti case in in effort to ad would remain aloft State criti general | civilization. state made all | no effort at o the little peared in the paper from Friedrich- is within memory of with public opinion else- the \ naturally gained BINGHAM AND SUGAR nator Bingham us when pleces where. Charges that men were s of Conne tha railroaded to d¢ A given tariff of the has evidence high shafen stating how Count Zeppelin | currency among a goodly number of SYeLy; was hard at work trying to make gas | citizens, bellefs range bags fly, biit was receiving no great | North Carolina is confronted with | ©N¢ two members of the ate finance committee who hel applause from the doubting millions of his own The id through tk v of trying 16 young men killing Every the rease ed by the Smoot bill the country. 1 of |and women as a result of the s House in the Ha balloon of in G has 1 public o guiding a a police chief stonia If there is one tariff bill ticism it 1 seemed preposterous. Today the eircle the globe task. Public because the world is bound reasonable effort en made so first dirigible to en- | far to pinion ¢ Hous which e has completed the | where that the persons facing | Widespread 18 be dealt bending S the atte: ) » hoist the tari acclaim is widespread | charges are not being unfairly atiempito ol tarift on S A Tnare e e 80 high as to exact millions of t due and proper notice of an accom- | backward in the effort to make om the Americ plishment that av domestic sugar industry. the future The concluding lap the to Lakehurst—was urs so much for appear that no railroading of pri- soners is intends If Senator Bing! The higQest possible duty the manufactured in am wer of the journey ndge selected is from outside on around Englan Ang nature have the England —from Los Judici the shoot- the planet T les In ing occurred; a venue was | attitude would been standable and in Dut New no sugar. of a epectacle for countless | promptly granted; a special venire of main n thousands of A la never seen urymen has heen called; and the | Prising. the be persons along the pro route. had there te ge proportion of these rulings from h granted o def coun- the 1 ed harges must be in more ! titled Ne Nutm ¢ favored the ndry of The senior senator Fur a dirigible, j1 contentions e are millions rmore net ent aims of the living in or who have never seen a naval wrons because felt they we ic to the England it vessel or the oce the ime considerat The stand terms than presented by n. an | Graf it ition, an import nin- W manufa turers. hie broke will for a long time honors ictory for L of reasoning must go to her higher der, ski wor of comm Dr yihing in the inc Gastonia art when the which, FALL O more in k Imission Schiller, Jr law FTNA GREEN Town Clerk tha will injure ra than 1o Louis lards t people of New Englan. of N the ngatuck pa providing WOMEN, TOO, 100 JURY SER WARFARL to ¢ for the for public marriage inflict failur statisti IN PALESTINE vICH stantial fIne ke In order women could “too | ances in Palestine th superiority over much for him," ends Co ern 18 warships, more than ! pting it n thos zed 1o sit Gretna Green. 1 1 The claimed Lrplane ind a large Holy victory of the state troops en route to the ane ot mataant these forees h ance by the newspaper that 't he disturbances 1t hoys i vicinity, w the Nangatuck few mo doubt town clerk was taking an unfuir die down, there can | Island, where wor vantage of him when that within a reason irics it they choo; make public marriage tble period the manda territory | be no inclinatian those fairly numerous n complete m’l ntrol. to show thei there v s jury who prefer secreey v the fatal step, the capitulation of the o order. serve on former doughty town clerk \ that time arrives the Zionist good jury amity. have the ri Connecticut now affords no ref ore specitic statement as to Br for those who without sufiic ponsibilitis son wish to be married on the st When British to the bled. impr: works, claimed 192 Protesting Arab delegations have ap- British ad- refused to accept the principle of the 3ritish, Arabs to the point where they would man's experi- He in sugar duties sponsor- for DISLIKE woren on of Jews, resent men- t end. | jgney en no anwhile opinion A b d and you vour ne ce of 2 stil ewish | yight oved; ed to and | .4 n liv- | we has been materially rais- 3ei ade 10 | oq ar ed also, sments i 16 ntain- It and Is | stop There sary In | about 1925 1, to N 1 BY ROBERT QUILLF | Aecomplicated necessary. ot nk is an institution that gives of the one-third money The | brokers. 1o carns adic intelligence t discover wise-cracking. Ju the s in be arrested yut hard n good manne mi copying Happy idiotic ission 1 zin; 1t ndate coopera- latter Sunday there | Some of the love prove the economic status of the Arabs as | prompt the once, it itted to the bar requir ation par you. speed t of a every half-mile sex cach fight for thou magazines, 50,000 circulation, 3t simply mean buys ten discovery mer a lot of mapy st many tt ol cast- you seize |1, b with- reams | their Syria hilled n bit- Vacation: which a old mong finer tends wife and only nd I8 | e to s gone ed to that of Bal- | e re- actly that for ed an had ¢ who ewish with the | o | team exeniiatt e e the aving f the s the have minis- | It | primi- Copyright ry. mless be- | dift ns of n while | American Indians into harmless In- | their hap- | dre n any capable of the task ponsi- vance cticut at his Aberdeen on the was | eye Sen- | you 14 for articl profit A from awley- ure of licited n the he ugar | o ribute n heme in favor if the product i his nder- ot sur- yduces ppar sugar n do it Advice A he atonz {o heip him select a not feel ashame Resort the poor \ the more n place where alike climate should compensate cooking. tooth to can young man Soon school dad while. 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If there are that o 1 will the an is one they As a cackling s0 is a hom you short okes op e R op ach ussia wor ilroad will cau iy to discover Giving the childre pretend: le: riod duriz too much ca I in and roonce who can tak people, will except \\.w!‘l work firing. saw n Son 1 ion as Along isior Rritish wedd tariffs | ng a e vy cost hene d Lor M bile prove g Miss ce en Ithode a A ve on Martin's to ms to b I7re othe will tal would Bradle promi o ¥ liar, At ¢ the this nded gambling,” ven if 1 sen and said hadn't been her love-nest vi If the reporter photog be boarding hou in h h 1929 exg will e compelle s area't ex- Tt their hen that has ach man air. who h T'sing the word “beantiful” to des- tim shows bad & isn't pher ne: i used clergyma wou stoc ight at it.” Publishers $ir Harny - LAUBER »- Hae ye heard this one ? MORE LAUGHS IN LINES is a man in s in from fall asleep — he once that he London. golf ball. 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Destitution! - conditions of poy tions of the are city orker: rs were in R in their lim- places y didn over a IN SUMMERD McCuliough len Summer! pr lls the purple shad- Miguor 1s. of in, that the garden's soft of every passing hase of beauty and 4 slope, the nearby wut of the foliage ow, in a poppy's incessant t? No! icking vere! dothar wster, t on our do dear. How all right, but he toast just a mild ctrocute it!” B go 1o the ove to 1e 5o to the movies D GARGOYLES er said he 1 Act 11 ct 11T s pock ae my ta tip on the run- Lee Robhins Testimon * suid the v had had \e prosecution every witness the nined; cireum- W than efense had establish Iyet t h 1 lips held paint had in af *hir Qu der n en U or ddling of opin ze,” said the statement to n per verdict?” Chinatown si ke the a0k to you ve any ed 1h now b remark £ Ol to for- natown ros ned ss hung shorth day about four At how : T I say," said 1st love moke ¢ Tav bins hat She Wanted! his dog t deed!t o v experienced d o} mewhat dis- ot littic ned best m.. A ed to g he row cir who h v several him no- Tenly 1 hi titie s " eyes to heaven ‘And a lit- v for m! through “Indeed it is. | 2,000 foot cliff. very cdge, in almost went over a Stopped the car at t fact.” Clerke: lucky."” Gordon: “You bet gone over, I'd have last of it from her! “You eerta were 1 we'd have never heard the —M Gorbert 1929, Reproduction den) (Cepyright, Forbi Questions and Answeors Hfogn aishi bn TONS ANSWE You can get an stion of fact or information writing to the Question Lditor. N, Britain Herald, Washingion Burcau 1322 New York avenue, Washingion D. C., enclosing two cents in stamps or reply. Medical, legal ond maritai idvise cannot be given, nor can ev- ended rescarch 2 undertaken. Al ither questions will a per <onal reply. Unsig requests can 10t be answered. onfidential. — Editor. Q A. nd et the of v answer to any by w receive a 1l letters are How does the sun compass It is a clock, with one hand twenty-four hour dial It is or local suntim When, in northern hemisphere, the this clock tipped from rtical to an angle cqual to the ap- proximate latit of the place, and is turned so that the hand points dircetly to the sun, its 12 o’clock mark will point south. By keeping the 1 steadily toward the sun as it moves the 12 o'clock mark will ith. A little pin on shadow, which nter sun. face the is remain due so the nd falls direc line wl Navigation line always Q liq United many in the adoption hand casts a alon hand’s ce points to consists in keeping the shadow ilonz the hour hand. What was the value umed annually the to 19187 How speakeasies were to the amend- n it the alor tablished of the in or col ar tes prior nd 100 United the prior of ghiteenth ment The estima T cons Ur B tween 214 g fore the of amendment there were censed nd ume ates prior 1918 is hd 2 billion dollars. e the 18th 177 li- possibly 100,000 to adoption saloons 1t ? writes short- Tt like an or typew and of is something i« intended to ti place manual shorthand writit Q nlay What parts did B “The Dnke Ste The T»Namy Trial A. He played the rt “Tommy Wells” in “The Duke § Ontr and tre hoy reported *rhe ol Trinl” QW term it in navy 1die Nugent in ps Out” and of as in 1t is the the 11 of enlist- me <, ? yenrs Whan is the governor of Allen A inomte ¢ Q. Does peper keep the s unwranped A Wi a oy wrann jce in nev (tor as cool ning DA its melting, il Aln the ner aronnd o insnlator f“ny» the be- melting and therefore ra tomner refrigor of the cansn it that lov QY A A unon or animal Q is proee hat 18 a fish louse? a1l crisia rasite in a fist quatic pimhber of miles and How do th ilwav in the Uni umher of men emnloye h G and on m eamnare rmany Gormany es of railroad the United Aunt Fppie Hog ops | | states 249,131 miles of The the railway mileage of the world. The CGerman railroads employ 700,- men, the United States rail- road employes number 1,735,105, Q. What is the largest and United smallest counties in the | states? county, square miles, is county, Rhode miles, i3 the A. n Bernardo fornia, arca 20,175 the largest; Bristol Island, arca 24 square | smallest. | Q. How officers in the United S‘ates army are graduates of West Point? For the year ending June 30, 1929 there were 12,030 regular army officers of 3 were West many whom 3 Point graduates. Q. Tor how long has the Louvre Paris been known by that name? A. The Louvre, a number of buildings facing the Seine in Paris, formally a royal palace, now a mu- seum of art treasure, has been JFnown under its present name since the time of Philippe-Auguste (1204) Q. Was Marshal Foch of France born in Spain? A. He was born hes France, a town near the border of Spain in the Dasque section. in in 25 Yeers Ago Today - The Britain military panies will leave for the south irday. Captain Alfred W. will be in char of Co. 1. ] mmer's evergreen, the dome ¢ bee: is on 2w com Sat Griswoli highest grade in wn. sale entri bal »ab: ly 200 ceived for the at White O roon The heen re to be heil rrow after- s have show park tomo firemen morning for the The MeDermott was destroyed by fire. The Y. M. C. A. is planning w. its membership rates from There 800 he present time, Walter Hart has ade applicatior to build a ty imily house on street. 1. Allan Moore has ap pliecd for a permit to build an auto mobile house at \Hmulu According to C hief Will lings, were 103 arre the month of August Many people from cnd the grana Oak par 50,000 in purses. Indian Neck in the favo: the people of The T will be cals wins e Rentschiler's park re called out this first time in months barn, a landmark are members at o thi; city i will it ces’ ot or Ther Branford seem: summering plac this city this year. Day baseball attraction the Unionville nine. The lo to the list of be played at hope continue The will Olservations On The Weather hingto 29.— for clondy much Mod oreeast Southe tonight; change rate nzland Friday fai in tempe north wind: for. Easte: Partly cloudy tonight: not much char in moderate north winds. New Iriday tempe Yor ature; railroad. | United States has one-third of Cali- | fair; | for New Haven aud vicinity: Fair tonight and I Conditions: Pressnre conditions have not changed materially during the past 24 hours though the center of the large arca of high pre s that covers most of the country moved castward to the upper region, White River, Canada inches. Considerable cloudiness overspreads most of the Ohio valley lower Lake region, Middle Atlantic states and Southern New England Temperatures continue about the as yesterday, being relatively cool over nearly all northern sec- tions east of the Itocky Mountains Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather dnd not much change in temperature. Temperatures yesterday: | High ! Atlanta . 92 Atlantic Cit Tioston Tuffalo Chicago Cineinn Cleveland Denver Duluth, Hatteras Forecast has Lake 0 same 7 64 68 74 64 S0 76 Nantue N Haven New Orleans \m\ ¥ Morth Vt. Pittsburgh Portland, St. Touis Washington H\.I TO SER AIR RACES 29 (®—General Ttalo secretary for aviat for London in order to present in England at the Schneider Cup air specd races next week. Ialy's five aviator entrants left ye erday for and. tome, Aug. Balbo, unde left today o a En " Wonde:fulfor Pll suffored For There’s On Years: One Rume ly John O'Leary rvisor e i from sou vears sufier torm as T aid romedies with glad to say dy “Peterson’s howey wonderful re Let of my ewhat 2d su bottom the live Teterson’s nts. 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