New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1930, Page 4

30. g NEW ‘BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, I JILTED PLAINTIFF ~~ Officers of June Class, N.B. H. S. ‘rimierucs i vt iodonc in the General Electric laboratories. | | Dr. Hull said the new tube “in-| verts” alternating current into direct | L . 2 - urrent, but through transformers | |and “stepped down” for commercial | Tpe speaker said the only| > of current was overcoming ordina resistance of conduct- res and cables. This, he declared, shc Mrs. Brandon Says She Thinks He Murdered Wile | make ordinary long distance power i e transmiission npracticable N York, Feb. 20 (&) e — of Mrs. Franc M that the body of Mrs. G Gillespie o1 ) 1 determine the cause ¢ on record to 1 the trial o don’s suit az ( ) reach of pron - MEET AT TORONTO Indoor Meet in Canadian City Holds Center of Inerest Toronto. Fel. 20 (P—wWith s 2ding Canadian 1 rs compei- s ainst stars from the minat WILLIAM ROSS BERNICE BOLLMAN Toronto holds the center of t i President Vice Presiaent of the indoor track worl with the second Canadiu ch t pionship meet Coliseum. The list of stels the best ever gathered for a4 me-t stern Canada 100 yard dash has drasr cld. Geor ho ran jody exhumed Nothing Donc Aboat 1t ding tha Simpson of Ohio State distance outdoors Ohio Officers Break Down Reserve o | personality difficulties and those |said, “in both consolidation and re- Of Prlsoner Held ln Murder Case’ |from without as conflicts or prob- |educations are: finding the causc Obtain Confession From Hann |a situation. There are essentially |undesirable habits and correct hi | Lwo kinds of difficulties, those Which |weakness. e |come from within as complexes or| “Important factors” Dr. Dyct |lems our environment cause. of the difficulties, bringing reason | “We must Seek the causes of con-|to becar instead of emotion or hurt @I | nicts in the rhysical environment in |teclings, avolding opening up n which the individual is living and |differences and breaches, dealing ‘Hml Hannah had charged o Story Secured After 30|witn niding Melvin's body, but y nothing more tha T len would s Hours’ Questioning — cspect to « | Whether charges would be Authorities Say it Prob- asainst Hannuh today was doul Officials have hoped to find the ably Will Clear Conald, o that murder chars may placed, but if necessary they Also Held in Death of"°ld Hannah on child stealing perjury cl 3 Boy Year Ago. old Orrville hoy wh sing since December . Mt b Dr. Dyer Suggests Ways oi 61 year old driver Cand vano piaver . S0Cia] Readjustments o orchestra, who for a full k had held his grim questioners y, finally declared he slew the| The lasi of a serics of lecture 1 on the day of his disappear- | “Human Relations” by Dr Dyer was given at the A. Tuesday evening. The m ance. He then dropped asleep for the | first time in more than 30 hours. Other Persons Sought oD Hannah did not tell what he did |V3$ ial adjustment—difficu ) we an up the case” today § 9 |from the inability or unwillingness of men to face the facts of their natures.’ | considered at their meet the personalities with whom he has|with the matter objectively rather |to deal. Conflicts are of varying de- [than personally and finding _the |srees of intensity, ranging from |funny or bright side of things.” slight irritations to ruptured rela-| Many who have attended Dr tionships. There necessarily have to|Dyer's lectures expressed a desire to |be conflicts at times when' there 1s|have this course continued. If ar- h of desires where interests rangements can be made a cours by |are different, and such conflicts are |of four more lectures will be given ' lin some respects desirable. {in the near future. Wil epersonality difficulties may be e @ndlihe cause or the result of conflicts,| Irance has the fastest war vessel {and mal-adjustments. ‘Much of the |It recently steamed at more than 46 evil which humanity suffers flows|miles an hour. thers filed stful. bod ED *“Personality difticulties may be of When You Need g various kinds as mental handicaps. o . | physiological handicaps, emotional V]tamlns A and D | lifficulties as complexes, suppre: sions and the like, and social-b T J0p| vhvior problems as, lack in social | BE SURE AND GET THEM [1raits as honesty, fairmindedness 1 inability to meet people. omplexes are of various types| e safe sure way is to take Me- ind kinds. 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