New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1930, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, | span the Sumida river, while near- |ironed out ' (T by stately 10-story ‘office buildings, | “Temporary buildings to house &|ing 1930. HOOVER IN CHINA HAD “WHITE HOUSE Orientals Named His Residence With Prophetic {\Cfill[fi(‘] s dash up; stop with screech- | plate shop kes. Jinrikishas? They are|ment stor f omen in Washington i ‘efer Bobbed Locks Secretary Hyde’s Table i b : _|Much Resembles Garden n Japan like the taxis Washington, May 9 s of other au n tary c A side of the station is the , Tokyo's Broadway, once th silversmiths, now the modern boy) dern g ) gone ern v tie, short coat & ers, cigarette and T ier hair and st ove on her natur- ender complexion; she wear ovelty in Japan, and modern | ple from fog which t history. Wh parallel in an cit ern strect and ross broad ¢ dini hot ke | rulers ¢ provinces leave their wiv dren under the palace hostages. Tokyo's wards their o in HIRALD CLASSIFIED ADS owntown Tokyo the Joreses' of ayfair. In a typica! cell in a typica Japanese b ess suit hours esmer, e o'clock the by Proofing western style,: form the nucleus of |million and a half homeless were | fo folk unused to oitv|standazd office furr S [the fire clutter the scene but their | tur 2 a given period rough the doors of Central 3 . |oays are numberea r v disappeare s can be glimpsed 10-stors Eastis FlI’St W(‘,S[el‘l] C][y RJSGS “The greatsst d|\4<!'r offered the for 2,000,000 pep- |1 square buildings From Earthquake Ruins | ioeions "arie®s o e | acres; Amrn,)\ ) | adds i a school or 182 sco's er ¥ ] 8 had to build Washington. D, .. May 9.—Tokyo | 5 100 seces L, thaseo : for modern living conditions? bridges a the The seven-year construction pro- 5 e e gram launched amid the smoking| , O Tokyo a Feudal City | ruins left by earthquake and fire in | 0Old Tokyo was an overgrown | 1223 has been finished on time. tour he found Lis capital bright and new as fresh paint. Nothing like it has ever been scen before in the Orient. the Emperor paid tribhie in the Fall of Nameless Dead 33.00 persons who perished in nail park during the hdlocaust that du- Tokyo's growing government de- | built smmediately T the disastor | ways. They can be found somesh ¢ futuristic Tok greatest opport ound up was a task e e Paaa et et city, | a4 Would Tokyo throw | schoo soven vear: When Emperor Hirohito recent'y The “Hall of Namelcss Dead” | stroved the city. TOKYO I3 REBUILT partment row. Many temporary |but the go ved [about tne vast station, but one has vith the times to build a m s no e s | away her chance to plan a city fit | bridges. Six of these made an official 20-mile inspection | While the touring party yausedl He halted once more uch imlessly. Mar v could not e engines. new Tokyo P width is 1 Kudan Hill. August | . but a boul r looked down dic hold on Kudan hor HARTFOR® roofs almost ! o says a bulletin Geographic S quarum in W wo days later the view from Kudan Hill disc desert of utter ru eye could see. Ho Louses of one million people had been wip s large old Tok LET HERRUP Swts‘%‘ H@W T@ SwVE ?fif@ sam Home of Japan's Parliament . on Kudan Hill find oré '1}‘ i e ’:”*‘,v $1.5) WEEKLY Overnight Bag Strong traveling cases in choice of black and ) special at Her- R)PULARITY IN A SPORTSMAN rests first of all on fair play; in a cigarette on better taste. W suae it a5 ou CHESTERFIELD'S POPULARITY with finer tobaccos, blended and cross-blended to give greater delicacy and richer fragram.e IT TAKES TIME and is costly to make cigarettes the Chesterfield way, but no other way arrives so surely, so completely at what you want most . . . “TASTE above everything”, is fairly won 74 s ook ) belief that the 4obaccos in Chesterfield cigarett are of finer quality and hence of better taste than in 207 other cigarette at the pric LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACLO € Chesterfield ® 1930, L1oceTT & Myzes Tos acco Co. \ our‘bedroom st Iso;have some vl-qug}m. made, sturdy i ar‘fll\prv\ S0 reason delay. Com S ) d*see our comple ‘;\ i1 7100 WEEKLY Open Saturday Nights Open Saturday and Morgan Streets Nights