New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1930, Page 6

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930. ENDEETALENTWILL Dvorak's Grandson Digs Coal to Keep Genins Alive |3ttt i oo e ington. | New Zealand. They are planning long rambles | How Plants Come Marching Home | several times a week as soon as 5 .| The"second set of problems to be | davs get or. Government ‘of- # 2 attacked by the expedition has to | fices close at 4:30, givi > W % o i do with the way in which growing | men time for several hours in the H “ : | plants find their way back into a|open before dark Elltfimlllll]eflt Al‘l‘flllged by : . Gowinn : ; | region from which all vegetation | Box suppers are taken along and . ] |has been wiped out by the heat,|eaten at some picturesque or his- Phoenix Lodge, 0dd Fellows i . Mnes nd pumics from. " volcunle | toric spot. ~Mucl firet hand infor- 1 ‘ 3 3 % : 3 cruptions. 1t is realized that condi- | mation about bird and animal lite A e 3 4 i in and around the valley im- [in the vicinity is gathered and re- A program that will be novel in : U E 9 s v after the eruption were |lated at meetings. its features will be presented by the 4 NG S e i 1 | somewhat like those throughout the SIty, banit of Bristol at. tho.Ladies | & s o 5 [on formed, when piants unacetoor | SQUIRE DRAFTS BUDGET L0, 0., ot thia ity March B ' , ' e e Sount suppors ani-| OF JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT One of the outstanding features 4 o ¢ o | mals and man of the program will be a harmonica 3 i ; & 44 N When the latest careful examina- 3 and guitar duet by Joe Cavilieri and 8 g : : ns were made of the return of [Organization Will Require §5,745 4 ] Isadore Barber. Both Loys arc spe : 3 . £ g N 2 vegelation in the region, ecleven = . S O 1 1 BRI o el partloulir insiris . . ; S 9 : . vears ago and seven years after the| From Community Chest to The nly Lan cum ments. Mr. Barber has been part % % N . 5 % cruption of Katmai, it was found 3 Meet Expenses | . . cularly successful on the Hawaiian % A Skl that certain pioneer plants had bu-‘ | \_‘711: IS eature_.— guitar. _ ; 7 | gun to grow in some of the punfice-| There is no independent source of | = An exhibition of baton swi : £ s {(‘mtrrd areas, but that in others no fincome for the Junior Achievement | will be given by Drum Major Nic g § . ey | plants had appeared. Photographs undation, which must derive its| e olas Biscoe. Mr. Biscoe is a p : : L ) |ana descriptions were made of these |entire fund from the United Com- | Usually it is necessary to go to the bother of Major Johnnic Totilas, char ' § }lm'anon.&, They will be revisited | munity corporation, according to a and expense of having your new linoleum floor baton swinger, who is defending his |this summer and the changes that [budget filed 1y William W. T. it i i i y Fom ? efore it is used, but this Sken | M Joraevieth o) wasle |have taken place will be carefully |Squire, director. The budget for lacquered or waxed before 8 A harmony and talking sketch by . i 3 : A9 : | noted. At the same time the soil |the drive which will be held next will not be necessary if you'll choose from our SiEablngon alsters Ja-expected t : $ b, 1 3 {in the locations will be analyzed and {month will amount to $5,745, and choice selection of Blabon's Inlaid patterns. be well received. Misses Bian o G ST S ; |the analyses compared with those |will be as follows: |of cleven years ago. It is believed | Income They make a finished floor when laid be- |that these studies will throw light |From United Community 2 5 o iased lon processes of humus formation,| COIP. ee.veeesesnseeens . 35,7 cause they zce lacquer-processed |thus helping in the solution of some Expenditures Dbefore being shipped from the Blabon factory Frank Cole, “the human mocl 3 | | 5 £ : W lof the most perplexing problems of |Salaries (No. af people) two ivi i o mr TR Bk Lo / N S 3 RSt people il thus giving them an added beauty of finish and the birds himself when he whi g : | "The region in which the expedi- |Office supplies . 50| wearing qualities—at no extra cost. to the accompaniment of a string A {tion's work will be carried on lies | Telephone 5 ensemble consisting of Thomas Par- |at the base of the Alaskan Peninsula | Postage sons, John DeCaro, Lidward Lynch from which > Aleutia slands | Auto expens No. of and A. Vendetti. Autonin Dvorak, (left) grandson of the famous composer, mines coal+in the hope that his daughter | hichftliel aleutian s Jolands 7 | o A yorak,, 8 dEong famons: oSeTeminee el |sweep oft in an arc toward Asia. An| autos ................ 85 monologue. Charles Lucas | | : st il 5 i e > Thousand Smokes was made into a |Quotas to statc and national ATitehell will play g 3 : St. Clairsville, 0., March 21 (®)— Thor 04 |@ fjies dtitenell will pley a harmontealy B0 iy gt of a minet's lamp | o e : veical phenomena | National Monument by President | organizations ] ¢ T A onis | in the hope that sor the interesting physical phenomend |ye1q6n iy 1918, | Entertainments, rallics. so- I A string Lrio will consist of John | [he Eenius of A koninglvo o1~ | violin may charn i {that been disclosed, the latest o Slele and franine ; OPP. GLEN ST. his son, Alphone DeCaro her great-grandfath ne in 1919, It is now desired to Eauipment (paint, wood, and Anthony Vendetti. Although note the various changes that may Qutdoor Hikes Attract Hopisiicy only eight years old, Alphone Mlays | ' The mpe . SR et o taken place during the last| Wacobs v 7 | five stringed instruments and | 35 o0 vear i on Washington Club Women Total 5 learning to play the piano. oul mine ne | May Become Hot Springs | Washington, March 21 W“”"“-"L She e % Jewlish, . : andson, | L} | | Irish and Scotch jokes | Antonir Two sets af problems will face the | Women government workers who! will be told by Alfred Danis s black zold. h to 1 .~1\-1 | Vfl[EANIE W[]UNI]S expedition of next summer. The |Work keeps them indors are join- |USE u|;;;.;|;'l,.\>sxl*ll;lv ADS | Use Hera!d Classs‘hed Ads FOY Ol!leA Results | J and Connie Robinson have re ed to their hon in Bristol af successful vaud c tour of country. Members of Jimmie Root's malc |Dvorak geni Toltie o el first group will deal with the geology quartet promise a series of solos physics and chemistry of the region. and duet as well as a few novelty | vora | [ By these studies it is hoped that an | selections in four voices. These bhoys can be reached as to the | have been well received Antor ) school orches- ; - and that it can be determined Johnny Fagan is known as “Bris- | i fown. her: violi Ten Thousand Smokes whether the fumaroles that in 1913 tol's Harry Lauder” and is said to vl € i olo= were filling the valley with their have an almost unlimited supply of | trilling b 5 cked SR ey clouds of vapor arc dying or wheth- | songs and humor of thc famous|by family pri Washington, D. ., March 21—To!op they are being transformed into | comedian. A e = B : the steps by which Mother The program will include refr ey e I heals the great wounds caus- | lowstone National park. ments;and dancing. Members of a c anic cruptions, the Na-| These problems will be aftacked hot springs like those of the Yel- ® ® committee in charge are: Tho 7 ; e o icographic socicty will senl|by making a careful measurement || \J ' Adams, John Stotz, Henry Kimberly g e W expe of the temperature: of certain fu- Willlam Grant, Walter Homan apd |, o e e e mer. maroles and comparing these data 35 family was poor obert 1. Griggs, will work |the same vents in 1912, This mat- DEER TO GET EARRINGS In America, Antonin learne ver the territory around Katmai|ter gains importance because of the | Marquette, Mich. arch 21. (P— v asy to make mon 3 10 and the famous Valley of cent studies OI: Dr. G. Zies, pub- ||8 Michigan deer are going in for car- Yor s different from R i Tten Thousand Smokes which Dr. |lished by the National Geographig | rings this year. There traps hav v b [ we covered while leading the | which indicate that it is un-! been set by the state conservation t T xpedition of 191 The [der conditions such those exem- | department, which proposes to fas'- Clairsville. Labo valley at that time was a seething | plified in the Valley of Ten Thous- | en rings with biographical data to | dec 1 production h made | inferno of hot rocks. steam and acid [and Smokes that many ore bodi the animals’ ears and set them free, |a hard grind, Antonin gave up Dis|gases. After the discovery of the have originated. It is possible also 80 hunters may know the age of fown ambitions. 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