New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1930, Page 7

APRIL 4, 1920. _—— mn(h with Miles' widow, now ti NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, of H. H. Rogers, Standard Ou |are taking an automobile trip through the south and, so far as 1| {known, Hoover has not established | Queer French Schoo! Customs Puzzle Visitors From America; Front geats In Class i:.nvned m the air. contact with he TELEPHONE ‘Llemance Denial Bill " Near Its Final Passage Depar(ment Gommue; Hiles’ Probe—Facts Are Secret a ceremonial | teaca not claszroom is Professor Applauded On | Professors as a rule in several schoola. They are Entry and Sometimes provideda with departmental or indi- | vidual offices in school buildin | Washington, April 4 Throughout Lecture —t“'"v they arrive for their lectuie | jnquiry into the | from the street. A small room for| o T b their - coats and hats is provided. | 3 e B From this room they are ushered | itsell today as into the classroom by a beadle, who steps aside with a smile as he | passes the threshold and lets t | teacher mount the rostrum. | The b April 4 (@) ¢ govern- dment to the export 1o deny.clearances to craft carry (UP)—Th¢ | jiquor to the United & Basil | the final stages of passage in|the senate today. It aiready | passed in the house of commons. The measure was passed on ond reading without a division la night and will be brought final action atfer the Laster rec ment ame 1 (P e s was in|' N throush | of Lusines: has | mystery of mysterious - bec Presence of Girl Stu- closc-lipped silen = ted with reports of a ch for a woni- lan in Hollywood. Cal., who is sup- posed to have visited the diplomat shortly before he dicd. The woman, who. it i er rudely. the j parimern 3 as the usher ap- | was de ars in the Goorw the hall re- sounds with applause. During th: What is a I'renchyschool | lecture, there is frequent applause. like The answer for thém ig | But if the professor is not a “Nothing that you have ever se.n |strong disciplinarian, the clapping and whistling does not ceas from officials con sharply dents Seldom Recogniz- cd By Teachers. s of the LI I- i t repairing April 4 (UT) burned MINE Delz has a mea prone to g adle's sn ©ZEOTS I £oon 12 underst 5. ¢ omine were hesos h and 9 seviously injurcd todu author.” She n explosion of posed to be living in the Hollywood , near [ moving picture colony | Miles, a prominent | eign service officer. | hospital in 192§ from um 1d not be o s hefore tice d cribed only as Parie. April 4 Immediately s tor pproximaie firedamp in th riber and Mons. | a prominent and women annually Lilogues minc American for- died here in a 1 hlood-clof ine what a great surprise is to an American student to finl |is not o be that in order to get a seat in tha|rTows. He takes the attitude that it| first four rows—which arc ally | is the students' hard luck and n shunned in the United States—it fs |his. Professors are not infrequent- necessary to show up from an honr |1y forced to forego their instruction | to two hours before the lecturs, |for the day. | And, again, what a lack. of famil-| Another curious relic of old-time jarity he feels when he finds th» |cducation exists. It is not so lows | long tables unmarked with initials, | 280 that beg to flock to | queer looking faces and designs. | Irench schools of higher learning. | All Arrive Early Professors have not yet become az- There is no substantial reason fos | customed to them, specially those | believing that French students have or 25 or| eater yearning for learnin is the ruie ¢ the Americans, but th cxeeption. As f a practice to be in the |as the r is concerned > oom early. Seats in the front | does not their existence e at a premium, for it is to | the cla begins his lee- that the professor | ture thus although a 3 Rty b third of his audience may be comi- the room to impart inforn vosed of females, the extreme sides and rear. From the serious side, Irench The fight for seats is intense and | Schools demand two examinations, some schools students who livs | One written and the -other oral. Th outside the city are given preferen. | former is given first, and if th tial rights because they arc unable nt receives a respectable 1 to arvive long cnough ahead of tin permitted to e ta compete v their city broth Many intrigues ari Iriends 1 — tain seats for friends s orld’s F “Iver dalnas o e World’s Fastest Driver Arrested for bp’*edmr and who h in the morning or fternoon in rcom which has held two or thr. is forced to take | heard beyond the frout | cial death record. No mystery at- tached to his death at save that he died after operation when his recove cxpected. He drank a high-hail shortly before he died. This he given rise to gossip that he might have been poisoned scek Light en Case However, it ¢ weelc that ney Burkinshs partment hav on the cire Miles' de Both officially for the stetemc Tast night that he had tioned Miles' cr, Al Concord, Mass., whore rival here Wednesday, on top of thz investigation, occasioned consider- able specu Mrs. Surat her enee an the v minor tima, Performance plexion—And Made Him Fe in Every Way. ] Better velo ustic iring seking 5 type surroundingg have maintained | nt by L co silenc uch abos Burkinshaw not H up my ques questiond | fc ‘li he is is a remedy orally, not interested in inquiry The present disposition of trict attorney’s office, it is said, let the investization die a natural death. Nothing {o uphold the theory that Miles might have been poison- as been found, it was learned, | the district attorneys id to believe that go: fteet, in high socicty is unfounded. Inquiry Not Abandoncd Meanwhile, however, the justic department apparently is not re - appearcd at this|to ndon its search for the dis- lat, MRE. MORRIS W. BOYCFE ~—Photo by Gualtierl, holder of the world's mmov combines d record, just can’t keep his | he old accelerator. just been fined another through Hampstead hour. hing known against Nim?" | ked the judge. Mr. Morris W { ton, Conn., states | troubled Boyee of Thomas: circles, Some actually si two lectures in which they are not |at 45 interested in order to be certain of a comfortable writing ace for | g their own cla 1t aternities | “He has n existed in France, the fight for|court before, answer, “but | Chief Investigz scats would turn out to be a battie | there are nine previous convictions | is supposed among fraternities. coding against him spread over | questioning witnesee The entrance of the prof imber of years. | He is seeking, it is indigestiol Tonc 1 would 1 rug Store £ dritain, who round my sufferers terrible pains IBLAST UPSETS M. Y. 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