New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1930, Page 9

NEW Abyssinia’s Progre Emperor Is Closely Oberved By Coast Province of Three Nations|: of the imperial army. The emperor's twenty-ninth year, following that of his formal cn- thronement at Kyoto in November. | 1928, has been relatively without cx- itement, but not without its sati factions. His small immediatc fam- | fly was increased by the birth on ss Under New Negus Ras Tafari Intends to Lead His Forward Slowly—Amer-| ican Firms Favored. Country _Ttome, (P—Observers of | and TItaly are developments in nia following the death of the ity and 1 cossion ri. develop- United & the prin: 1P.A] April 2 ments from which the is expec to derive benefits The cyes of tlie threc their coastal province ‘ritrea and Italian Son ance, I'rench gland, British Kenya- colony. Abyssinia outlet to the sea except these provinces, Those who profess to understand the political significance of the gov- change in picturesque ay that the character and | 1s of Negus Tafair himself form one of the chicf factors. -Compara- tively voung, he is well-cducated. He studied at a French college in Aden, spealks ch perfectly, reads and understands English and has eled in Europe. Political h late empress. conservative. cautio He desires to help his country by introducing European and American methods of production znd trans- portation. But he does not intend to cmulate Amanullah of Afghanis- tan who ran instead of walking to- ward the 20th century, and lost his throne. He has declared that h people were too backward to sub- mit to any but a very gradual mod- ernization. nations arc - for ltaly liland; for Somaliland: fou omaliland and has no| is the She He opposite of the was reactionary, is mod Is Nationalist he is, above all, a For him, Abyssinia must Abyssinians. American and in developin resource But that not he the expense try’s independence, . accordin s of Lthioy all the efit from his I'or the country turn for ceiving cessions, Then alist. for the come sistance nation- Turopean as- his country’s istance must of his coun- And this is why to statesmen — — as the Abys- ir country—will ben- cession. United States is the only to which Negus Tafari can financial help without re- suggestion of political con- Intercsted Italians admit that this cxplains in part the $20,- 000,000 contract reported granted to the $White Engincering corporation of New York, for a dam at Lake i ind o road from the lake to the capital, Addis-Abeda. ) England and ced to bring joint pressure © on Abyssinia, England force Abyssinia to Ict her the waters ‘of Lake ana, because this lake is the source of the Nile that waters Sudan and Egypt; Italy 1o contract with Ethiopia for bhuilding and control of a railroad from the Eritrcan coast to Addis- Abceba. But Abyssinia member of {he and protested a tion of influcnce. Ras T the opposition, nothing came big powers and the engincering contract is a partial an- swer to it. May Favor France obscrvers believe that Tafari's carly education will him uro-French. But on the other nd he was instrumental in neg ting the treaty of friendship wi in 1928. Internally Tafari's accession, the opinion of Italian obsc mean a stronger government. Th: Timpress Zauditu spent most of hes time meditating on the merits of Jier illustrious ancestors, among whom Lithiopian legend King Solomon and th Sheba., Bas Tafari, it is said, his government a better fi- nancial foundation through institut- ing national taxation and developing incral wealth “he possibilitics ade Abyssinia, ates apopinted a minister- resident and consul-general thr years ago—Addson I Southard, under Ras Tafari, the relations be- Bad Breath spoils the sweetest smile had hecome a League of Nations fari led of the scheme, Som TRas Qucen of for in the Every Stomach Sutferer Has It—Tanlac Corrects It HAT disgusting “brown” morning taste in your mouth, a whitish or vellow coated tongue—these are sure signs vouf breath is bad. The tongue and mouth is nothing more or less than the upper end of your stomach and intestines. When the con- dition below is upset and badly digested food is souring in thesc organs, your breath tells the story and all the gouth washes and antiseptics can’t mask its offendingodor for more thana few minutes. You need Tanlac to correct this X _Taken before meals Tanls f gas and acids <o there is or distress. Tanlac helps s, too, and so with vour s i Loxing and acids sex ho immediately sweetened at vour druggist. Accept no substitute. Satis- factlon or money back s forma- sourness, vour breath Get a bottls today through | - |a little riding, be | He will wel- | to| controt | the | tinst this combina- | White | make vers, will | includes | intend.s | September 80, 1929, of little Princess Taka, the third daughter born to the soverelgn and Empress Nagako, (The second 6f these little princesses dled carly in 1928 at the agc of ¢ months). tween the Unitad States and the em. pire of the Ethlopians are expectel to grow cven better. JAPANESE EMPIRE. | a3 oo \ The emperor 1s still without a son to succecd him, so his younger brother, Prince Chichibu, continues| to be the heir presumptlve. Botii | Hirohito and his consort, however, arc young and in goed health, and | ‘Hll’OhllO (bserves 20th Birthday |netr subsects stiin nope that a crown prince will be born to them. | H d During the past year the empergr — of the reconstruction of his capital, | Tokyo, April 20 (P—The Tokyo, and its scaport, Yokohama. | Eat @ pire obreryedla mationd - [after the great disaster of carti- | day today, tho birthday of its sov-|dudke and fire which devastated creign. Hirohito, 124th occupant of |thém September 1, 1923, the auzust high seat reserved More tham any of his predecessor descendants of the sun goddess, mperor Hirohito travels about J\m 20 years old. Government offices|domains and is seen by and known | |and banks were closed and the ris- [to his subjects. Much of the re-| ing sun flag was on display through- |liglous awe with which Japan has out the mikado's dominions. invested 'its rulers for over 2,000 The beginning of his thirticth [Years persists, but gradually the po- vear finds this slight, becpectacled |Sition of the mikado becones more | young man in good health, striving |like that of the monarchs of | by study and rescarch to fit himself [YOPC. It is doubtful that many of for the job of reigning over an em-|the occupants of Occidental thron pirc of §0,000,000 inhabitants. are more modern minded than the | Takes Regular Exercise descendant of the sun goddess, who | Methodical cxereises, a little golf, | cxercises at golf, knows how to read Jecps Hirohito in @ baseball Lox scorc and finds his | condition for a strenuous.daily pro: cf diversion in his biological {gram. On his rather rare public ap-|iaboratory. | pearances it is seen that already| This is the fourth ycar Japan has {there is a slight stoop in the shoul- cclebrated April 29 as the emperor's ders, but his step is quick and firm. birthday, for although he was. not In public he usually wears a mili-|formally enthroned until 1928, Hiro- tary uniform that of gencralissimo |hito actually began his rcign on the lis the disposal to transfer BRITAIN DATJI.Y HERALD. TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930. death of his father, Taisho on Christmas (la:', 1926, DORANREPORTS ON ' ENFORGEMENT WiR - Figures leen On Arrests, Stills: Seized, etc., by Leader Washington, treasury department Js conducting a relentless war on bootleggers, pri paratory to relinquishing this work to the justicc department, Prohibi- tion Commissioner Doran's sum- mary of accomplishments in March revealed today. In the midst of th dent Hoover yi ¢ urzed gress 1o cnact at this s on iministration’s scries of Jaw forcenicnt m T mong drive, Presi- con the en which prohil to the jus- tion from the treasury tice department. TRelicf of court congestion, sion of the federal prison expan- tem | Insurance a Key to Low Prices Few have a true appreciation of the far. reaching cffect of Stock Fire Insurance in holding down the cost of all merchandise. 0 less authority than the Encyclopedia | ““testimonial” as | Britannica contributes a {follows: “In the T/nited States, as in no | other country, has insurance in all its various phases become universally recognized as an | essential of commerce and in- dustry. To this fact may be attributed in large measure the achievements of America in business enterprises. “Insurance encourages men and corporations to hazard their re- sources on new developments without fear of loss from natural and unavoidable catastrophes.” Atevery turn in the processing of materials —storage, manufacturing, transportation, wholesaling, retailing — the protection of Stock Fire Insurance contributes that indis- pensable element of certainty without load- ing prices for speculative risk. By paying a premium which on the average is only a fraction of 19, of the amount insured, business transfers to the Stock Fire Insurance companies what would otherwise be an oppressive carrying charge against the risk of destruction by fire. The 239 Stock Fire Insurance comparties constituting the National Board of Fire Underwriters have rendered their services at an average price that has constantly de- clined for more than tweaty years. THE NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS 85 John Street, New York A NATIONAL ORGANTZATION OF STOCK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANTES PSTABLISHED IN 1566 the Emperor April 29 (UP)—The ¥ and reorganization of the patrol forces are outstanding among nl]s pending in congress. 15,380 l<h|ux|\ s tement d in \|‘\‘Iv to- en in the monihly record preceding month. of seizures and when Vere yeur stills an seized and 1 during tl entire au's record of revealed prohibition Lur » March again sugar Jeading raw material being uged by bootleggers in the wfacture of alcohol and various aleoholic liquors. Nearly 700 of the ills scized contained cane and beet sugar mash, while 945 stills were Gesianed to those ingred Another 8§24 he stills vsed nade from corn. Alcoliol Dive use Proved lcohicl poison cn re- numbered only 35 and on stills used mol to man their fllezal product. A tot 490 ons of corn border | taken would of op- . Dridgeport ¢ports- man and proprietor of the largest pool room and howling alley in the . Lewis is said to have been at the h of the “Lucky Day" lottery based on the treasury balance. Thirteen persons wer and quantities of lottery tickets ed in a series of raids in the Long Hill section of the city. A printir press was also contiscated. While alleged underlings paid fines or wei to jail. Lewis went to his New Ro- chelle home and protested his inno- cence when arrested ther amount of ral offi- r mash totaled 78 gallons, and | enly 5 lons of industrial | alcohol were seized in March. The monthly progress report for last month, Doran pointed out, again bore out his contention that lootleggers are not now diverting ny considerable quantities of com- mercial alcolol issued under ent permit manufacturing purposes, but a relying mainly on corn and canc suga sourcc for their aleoholic prod | Pleading guilty to four charges of large by the cet seized, the mash obtained Can and cers oV~ . He is now under indictment in United States district court at Bos- ton on a charge of transporting lot- Restdent of ory tickets into the state of Con- Tot- ticut. Bond was t at $5,000, which Lewis furnished, TIRL l(l\"lr‘(il Westcl April ving burned more forest fire over a square mile of timberland west of Pickerel lake r control last night while 100 \clumrrls working undcr ll\rrr‘ deputy fire wardens fought the Bridgeport Sportsman, New Rod s Will Face Neat Month tery Charees Dridgeport. Apri last November o in New he announced e cxtradition, Clifford J. is walked into the office of Attorncy William H. Conley After ince < than 80 hours Rochelle, N. Y..|a would fight really know your cigarette? YOU'RE PARTICULAR about the other things that are so intimate a part of your personality. What about your cigarettes? There are several hundred grades of leaf tobacco. What kind of cigarette do you smoke? If you smoke Camels you smoke the choicest tobaccos grown. 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Mayor Thomas Earnshaw yester- day met with officials of the prole- tarian labor congress, avowedly communistic, and the Philippine threatened but re changed and thought safe vere the were | Federation of Labor. Proposed parades by the two or- ganizations were discussed and dis- trict police supervision was ordered. PLANT CLOSES FOR VACATIONS Chicago, April thorne plant of the company has announc closed for two weeks in it its it will July to pe 10 employes to take thein | vacations simultancously. The plan was agrced on to elim- | inate the necessity for spreading va cations throughout the year, anu | thus lowering efficiency. vitrseent £t Fidhaigges aevestans