New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1929, Page 13

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD [rve=] NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1929. Plays Principal Role _]TParity In Aircraft Carriers Needed 7MEX|EAN [EAD[Rh Youth Who Says He Is “Murdered” n Jrama Zeene 20 Most By U. S. Navy Secretary Says; WILL MEFT S0ON Victim Fails to Convince Couple; . Air Patrol Recommended to Break Up Alien Smuggling Along Border In Labor Department’s Surveyal Increased Enlistments Necessary R Plays Harp and Sings For Proof — o I = = Rubio, Calles and Horrow Ex- B e = X 3 » More Detention Facilities p ‘H‘,‘ “]‘V .'M‘“‘C“f“:“. e = ’ o ] [JGNE‘{I to Conler Girl, Insisting Frunklin‘t\‘fi\‘ 5 et Ohv’:{m(irnf? r:on?: Also Needed at Ports of | e sigures, which wer compited of Equipment in Annual E Was Killed By Gang, : lai oS ; n Entry, Seceretary Davis i Report- — Problem of ity Mt o Messen' " ofticial Puzzled Over Resem- nd 1 X ;f"“"?"l : Says in Annual Report. 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