New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1930, Page 6

6 New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Britain, Connecticut Tasued Da ted) ¥ (Sunday Ex. Bldg, ] st SUBSCRIPTION RAT §5.00 & Yea $2.00 ntered at tha Post Offce at N a5 Second Class Mail Ma TELEPHONE © Member of fhe o Amsc ed news cre Associated Press ews putisned there Member Audit Bu eau of Circulation THE LESSON It should ne IS LEARNED to the ne I pro held rept =0 the court cither pe temporary Had an thoroughl trollersh could hav sition of the this trouble action becau nterest in th ' FHE SCHOOL VOTE IN BERLIN promises to last long enough ve the conference. governmental “flexible.” Wi < flexible w system to be should A 'RANK MAYOR verybody identified s as frank as Mayor o Mayor J on payro and ed s fou him two COSTLY LECONOMY te of Massachuselts h regulations apply and private ictures, <ton Home re. resulting in ome lack- without a state that to ty. It was in oflicials refused escapes on the he order of t all pri- tutions which were did order- so. 1 o cscapes frequently alities, which to sct inic ou most inclined to n example, are the m he elementary private institu- SNOOPING ON SENATORS mind is s time it has been disco - on their trails men employ- prohibition organizations who erming how many | ate while ne ago a ohibi- organization declared that it we no difference whether a sman acted thus voted dry, it wa counted for just as really practiced how lemy an it be possible that t ibition ore how pro oopery popular liscove ONE-MAN INFLUENCE 10 know how he Al- nticmen ‘ho ar mployed m. Yet face the n man CIRASHD WENT THE CABINLT e partici- primaries, or hat name 20 under in It most dissatis- to participats lidates and the s them, and mos of 1he d of a ward avle to in- Is of the organization s primary. Oniy th | ipation of the organization's standbys are really desired. No po- litical chieftain goes out of his way | to induce “unreliable” party edher- | dependent in casc of war, Mr. cnts to pa son, unless you can find some weed for chewing gu tho: eed for ! independent ing in love Lidi- ticipate in a primary— | othzr showing an inclination toward judgment and not be- It Dar targ with the may ying Of in organization | a sually qu: for the term GOV nreliable.” course, such *un- | liable” persons can get into {he Hame caucuses if they insist, but on a vould b general average they c outnum- sered by the friends of the organiza- Correct tor op. velope These friends of the organization solid, instructi d in divers ways. All of- oEstiLe crs expected 1o have « Py righ with Lot their friends and " Questions « and them of i be John Jones the have a 1 all Kin of Johr Jones and his fric 1em as h mber it when ime rimary arrive N ; at least, they Jones reminds Iy to nter eping their friend and Jones, in good hu political nor im desives it Fellows wi *political pull” usually obs that com is why t QUESTTTIONS ANSWLRED You can get an answer 1o any aiestion of tfact or information by writing to the Question Iditor, New BBritain Heratd, Washington Burcau 1322 New York avenue, Washington D. C., enclosing Lwo ccuts 1o stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advise cannot be given, nor can ex- tended research be undertaken. Al other questions will receive a per- sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- not be answered. All letters are confidential.—Editor. organization, hoss may lose an elcction—some party has to lose in every clection—hut cal sub-boss would not be f he failed to mat ong assist he organization in ng its own primary and settng up its own sla of candidates, The organiz s another ad- Where ntal the o £96 fect, who seratch | Q those to primaries, that ted party, participating bona fide members of not independen 10s¢ o the tick being generally known, independent b gl spring remain \ ; summn chance on clec- the summer sols y o1 orgar at m Septemier 2 We fear our correspondent is in he The il situation neither nor anyons about December for hin rectify, only arty, or put it on a path hom are the What way ans they language do peak? A, They Alise nts o migrants, Ma lilyrians into Tosks a is & mixtur Latin ch | Ghegs, people spoken Latin, IR itude and fair deaiing, is from within. The only other ince probity polls tive toward party is the nd themiselves guage sources edon hey divic a Ghegs om r of de at the and this Tl various used by fortunately induces the setting of worthy candidates for most pu i g Greek by the are mostly ill ua a especially those near the Tosks. of the tickets erate ar We have no doubt th HELPAE: eck and What Slavie tongues heen thousands of voters, is the population city, who have thought the China? thoughts us our correspondent, | A | curate data derived the cstimate churia is 400,00 Revolution” the American It organizations? ust A Da found Re Levol but from and who have as indig- CEhsuS HNRCURUIIDE nant. But the party managers know sl that most of these will jam down in the usual y—and ust or the lever manner on | clection whether v do volutio with a feeling of re- action counts for ) much for o tion York, to spirit of and preser and 1o Ar o s iy ballyhoo the olution. to publish tionary study o woman i great American game.” The only records difficulty is that the people in gzen- Greoit rican history le to members further than : The politicians are in eral are not in on it ip who is Lot ion of Ind r ankles a sig : | descenda the Declars memt congress, |or general court of colonies or statcs, or of 0 rendered military authority o b colonies or of the Continental | ou Congres The Daughters | American Revolution™ socicty wnized in whose membership s death |y f beas it up to their chins, work at it 365 5 pendenc lez New York str handful in Many reasor days in the year, and thereforc SEthe usually have their own way of the evanishment. The But ¢ Facts and Fancies civil or under the service m of the instrument is ah W conditioned or shington By Robert wuillen California has the highest for the same reason that dangerons. 8o many peopl there o dic ths highways time now lost engine cool off. rrom cstou iling to the recognized or civil officer in o aLe loyalty “with material aid pendence el soldicr of the colonies or Why seem frnt cause of inde- o triot sailor, Well, at least (epping lighting will the states.” o let e do cows chew continu ously? A oy of food which is held until the coy eudy 1o vt and it i in grinder’s the out of 1 b ball chew their cud, a cring mon There's anot o abolishing er good argum:at That's onc foothall controvers in @ navies vav to settle Arm with the stomach. and is subjects dinary Q. wh proces tion's poverty justifics Duri veur en-1" A, Irom When i submarines ¢y the man ne who can't afford a Knife Q Lngl majorit agazine should indul then., If nd women of now and and - nibbl Observations On The Weathe me sou 1 north 1 exir sonth ursday cloudy with s por worth and colder portion north in to and nc Hav 1 colder 1ir and colder sturbance of s cent Mio an castward yressure covers Canada from e ific An exte lantic to the I Yo of this high over New New K1 nort turing Men ze a sin- r portion now ex- orth- orih- to- y astward dden Denver . Hatt Los An Miam Minneapolis Haver York e N¢ ns .. 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