New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1930, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD; WEDNEISDAY. MAY 14, 1930. New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLIBIING COMPANY New Britain, Conzect! Iasued Dally (Sunday Excepted | At Herald Bldg, 61 Church Btreet SUBSCRIPTION RATES 55,00 a Tes 31.00 Thres Montrs WANING OPPOSITION TO he Suprem €1l help mat ion+o be Sectok o make o assistant cec R FAMOUS 1ND O DEMONT'S S r hand n import- ] " Factsand Fancies | By Robert Qu A small boy eals 1s if he thinks he h while casily too won't | cease when the with amusement after ting svav king clears t xersion of fhe ‘truth The other man's thought crowd the bases Your only one reakfast HOOVER Tanit light the for AND HARD LUCK ten times may be light 1o be a good m as a politician a mess of st by contamner fill o hours before tell Doc to that mak ng > NUTMEGIA no hands of 1 They shouldn't don't want “They shouldn't don't want to acturers spend used cars when MO FEDERAL “AID™ A VIKING Otservations - On The Weather w Yo Jomy Appalachiar Conditio Temperatures GL FITTED I'RANK E. GOODWIN Optome 27 MAIN Chicago De TEL. 19 | New Los Miami . Minneapolis Nantucket Nashville Have New Orleans New York Northfield Nerfoik, Va Pittsburgh vt | no great sums are license fee charged patents, does not cxceed 2 per cent of the cost of manufacture of the plancs. In the case of the Ford tri- | motored transport planes this was estimated at $200 per planc and in the case of the Waco company which manufactures small two and threc place planes, about $40 per plane. invoived as the for use of the Wash TREASURY FORCED Questions and AnSwors J QUESTIONS ANSWERED You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, 1322 New York aavenue, Washing- ton, D. C. enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor | can extended research be under- taken. All other questions will re- ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot . Al let- ters are confidential. Q. Can dustless made ome? a A. They may be made by dipping. ! ¢loths in & mixture of ipoons of sced or vege- a pint of gasoline The cloths should clean dust it ped s cers sitp S Cetiss Claims Ford and Waco are then read How 18ng i How long i rou ieal. The Anil Tt .~ TOBORROW, CASH World's Richest Nation Faces Deficit This Year Beach. Tuvin Cobb, Damon| Washington, May John Golden and ral | United States, richest who have ohained celebr: dining 1n a little kosher cafe | Forsythe street. A waiter ap- proached theém and with suppressed citement whispered: “Gentlem-n at fellow in the corner is Zybszko, | So med anything reply to sarcasin veu never sain 14 (UP)—The nation in the ready Rex tunyon sev world, is without cash and the treasury has been forced to bor- row $100,000,000 short [ no®s to meet its immediate needs Even with this borrowed money the treasury has no assurance of ending the fiscal year with a sur- into L plus, for $56.000,000 of it must be Ppaid out on May 13 to clear previ- ous obligations. Morcover, a large deficit is in view when the govern- ment closes its bank book at the end of the present fiscal year, June 15 To date. the treasury has a deficit | of £178.439.299, as compared with a deficit for the corresponding period last vear of $166,190.003. Owing to large June tax receipts, the govern- ment last year closed the fiscal year with a surplus of $155.000,000 Treasury Notes Due Tax receipts to June 15 from cor- porations and individuals on 1923 incomes are expected to aggregatr opproximately $500,660,000, -but the government has coming duc on that date $549.707,000 in treasury cerifi- }catcs, which will more than offset the estimated receipts. However new government financing in June may alfer Yhis situation In any event,’it appears the treas. have a surplus. if any, of than $100.000,000. It is too Officials officials said today. to specu- oration | late on what effect this cstimated patent in- | small surplus will have con- been filed | tinuing the one per tax cut nd | pussed by congress last winter on 1929 incomen. Expenditures of $14¢ the federal farm b d are prin ily responsible for the present finan il situation. officials said Expects to Be Repaid farm board | repaid for every ol Pas loaned to cooperative marketing organizations. hut therc is a possi- bility it may lose large sums throug) under stabilization operations in grain ment Farm board officials are opti Air as- | of the outcome of this venture, how- he Ford nor ever, and confident they can members of #he | eventually sell the grain they have bo. without substantial lo: in term to drop aristocratic Dunh(l's a package o ap | co. Then run like| an pictuge nothing so ted spat wearer by his linen duster the breeze . McNaught * with ying in GAUSE TWO SUITS Have Pirated Details o or, less New York, May 14 early. th Curtiss Assets nnounced today that fringements have ir Ford Motor compa Waco Aircraft company the action against the had been brought in ourt of Delaware and Waco company in the southern district of on suits cent by cxpects eve compar ac- tetail Assets o the Curti censed for by afacturers license tie rers' ition asks a e de- HORSE SHOW E Hartford, May 14 irty-eig entries from Hartford have been made in the New Haven horse show and the latter's program. which will open Thursday night and close Sat urday ni will be well sprinkled with horses from this section. Man Litchfield county horses have also been entered deem advisable. xplained that tiss officials may GLIDER FLYING ot Vasiing P e — " —— G AP CODPON" BERN S — s e Was IR .. Vas FLYINC andling ¢ and enclos N = e Tcox;erviiie !;oiks LEM WORTLE’S EVERYCNE Britishers Leading in Match With Americans North Manchester, E May 14 (P —Archie Compston i Abe Mitchel), British golf 4 towering lead of sever I.eo Dicgel ar Pros. ol holes i ole m Smith. heir 56 1 Horton ca Manche today Rrit Noyth con aid not “lose a score of 68 Am The st 1 fndividva Br five holes were | ha OLD MAID" QISTER HAS BEEN TELLING IN TOWN HOW THAT HANDSOME YOUNG STRANGER TRIED HIS BEST TO FLIRT WITH HER.