New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1930, Page 28

o8 ~ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930. MILLION WORDS IN | present requirements, is being con- | sidered. | President Thomas J. Smith of th "'DUM\ will soon appoint a corr tee to consider the adyisabili METAL ST[]I ENAT attention, ¢ t half of his time s at the g them in opened the meeting officers of the “tools of the bosses throwing aw, by shout- | speaker devoting at it was torn up as men of his type | were not wanted. This brought a | quict smile to the officer's lips but otherwise he remained unmoved. After the collection had been taken and the speakers were allowed to have their say without being inter- rupted as was the case in the last Communist meeting. Soon after the money had been collected to be used meeting came to a quick end and the hall was deserted. Many of those present were boys of tender age. s The employes of the telephope company are noted for keeping silent, but, if they talked, they would tell that Herald Classified Ads surc to fight off the “persccutors,” the|USE HERALD CLASSIFIED.ADS |arc popular. Don’t miss these i L society’s t is expected un ca e S REEUS L hou Boy Predicts Another War Tirsh, the youngest speaker of the the that and ave a h wol ast two | Law declara- he crowd was unusually quict oJordan’s Womens and_(Misses ap Don’t delay any longer if you want to make a big savingon a reliable used car. This Great Golden Opportunity Sale of used cars enables you to take advantage of the greatest value we have ever offered. 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Tires like new car for am good family the right $155 'YORK HOTEL TRANSFER REPORTED AT ST 0 of Never Advertised For 95c. All New Spring Colors, All § 95c Yefore 4 CSLE 1928 CHRYSLER t the top of his voice ‘]h\l‘l«’] raise money to get legal aid for o : the anot . D N Yo OI = i e (e 4 < Complete Arguments hy Federal Oficers 4 7 attempt to keep ments were in the records of the|at last s n 40| headquarters at 100 Beaver strect, | ovening, addressed particularly nizing the » big guns to close their next | long address on the World w t 1 ind took committee to developing the exist-| i G ¥, ENOS S0k iy donder | mentioned the time. In the midst “after 10 ye on the stat as someone cried out that it was Last Group Chosen of the An . Dinwiddie, of the World tion Against the Prohibition Amc ~there would be no limit of time on | the drys. uled to turn next to the sen forcement from the treas Meanwhile the senat federal enforcement unit. A fight in the offing it appears likely a PHAETON PR“HlBlT"]N BA”SE ,‘. n clothes policemen had been |the Communists under arrest, Yaris sent to the hall with instructions to | again brought Sergeant Feeney into e R e a| tended to cxcite both the gathering . = in the hall and the policc to ac- - d in t G leat C t the all “Reds” out of the city, * Washington, March 21 (UP)—A b Union Unity league was | house judiciary committee hearing 1 open every morning at | young workers and declared * today by stenographic cou pro- | BR[]WN VflTEb “FT : by 4 for the purpose of or-|ihe arms parley was a ruse ¥ as o Police Remain Quiescent ‘Wednesday or Thursday. i 1 polic Iort| o after time the speakers| Considerable amusement occurred Sixteen days during the e afigle & Sl 1 {aunts at the police, when the clock in the front of the ents in good ing prohibition situation from mov aHIOr humor, T | of his specch, the aud c noticed . on both sides of the question. Tt wi 61 Pe]\ Ce“ }‘flvm‘ ”ndmunm lo A e aeon i - | that the clock had sudder topped stands about 13 to 4 in fa o In a final drive, produce next week, Clarence True Wilson of the dist board of temperance, prohibi- Against Alcoholism of prohibition in Washington. «ment will be given an opportunity for rebuttal. Chairman Graham of *the wet rebuttal and in accordance with the custom of the courts there Closing of the hea will not mean an end of the prohibition Transfer Bill Next The first clash will come whe justice department is brought in the senate. It alrcady has tommittee is to meet Mo vote on the Norris resolution call- over this also is promised on th floor. £ood part of the spring will he de voted by the senatc to the prohibi- " 0 P real p the meeting and arrest | the limelig 'm. by sl.mn; lhdL he lmd Drys Have One Day Lelt m New London Junk Dealcl MR e e SR BT S e R L arrests during the past | tion. . million words of wet and dry ar, 1 re ad 1 | privates at Iort 5 + | e stay and had estaljished - o'clo . hibitionists were their orker predicted another war. He but the | months have been devoted by Sticers oo hall stopped. Y frequently supposed to be prohibition on trial and a roar of laughter was heard defense. 2 . o : y His gise t j) McBride, le; tion and public morals, and F The following week the Associa- .the committee announced today would be no sur-rcbuttal allowed controversy, however. It ed- the Williamson bill transferring ed the house. ing for a senatorial inquiry into the ‘With these prospec and others tion issue. 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