New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1930, Page 2

CONQUERS NAGARA RAPIDS IN BARREL GRAF ZEPPELIN AT LAKERURST HANGAR AFTER LONG JAUMT Planes Circle Picld MAY, 31, 1930. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, (adet Denied Embrace Will \!dn\ the (,nl Mast Gut On 1} 1d | IBELIEVE IT OR NOT I HAS BEEN N /0/ : For 30 (On request. weot with stamped, ad- dressed envelope. Mr. Ripley will furnish oroot of aailiy a.pm.a by mm) Reg. U. & Pat WwaRS / VON BOTH THE GERMAN (RON CROSS AND THE BRITISH C M G IN THE WORLD WAR - | EGLS BREATHE same as humans YEARS ON ¢+ He ole nething € M0 3 Farurm Sraais EXPLANATION OF THURSDAY'S CARTOON nf a The Tail Feathers Peacock Are Not be . or true tailfeat great or “tailfeathers” of s the tail covers, nc peacock. Reference: wtiful—The so-called , but tail coverts. It Standard Dictionar W)\l)\\—&nmm to the Parlay Question yMicials Waiting BY RIPLEY a ot En- b out eaving alists w panied BRITISH AMATEUR; SUORE 15 7 AND cch Autogranhis ng Jones still ol Wotheredl Slices b Jones Machine-1 ns on the grass. lirhl‘s <\In|(r<l Even Wethered had the honor and aln level Wet ~as down in lead Halved ole Vethered's b green with his faced a qua five for his fo ind the pi took s from there n bi ong the with tour | 1 fours as {oe pin ha Jones It r in Tter feet Bobby in threc rdie of the e Jones on & and Wethered 60 Wethered dropped his four to half. 4th hele with 4 for Jo 20 y-rd nes 5 to p and drop- und of loud cheering. | ole tryig for | into vacation money. jones ran past the be half. Jones regained his lead of fou hte 25th hole where he was dow four and Wethered required Bobby outdrove nearly yards and althougi from ped t for vas inside, 50 feet from Jones putted 1o w of the cup for his four while W ered had to take three putts. Wins 26th Hole won 26th with a four for Wethered and ent five up the Jones aree to \erican w for the shot at footer ar ur Jones ¢ to Jones who was s on, 40 feet f the ur at nin| five 100 he Englishman ade & fine iron shot, the American | | THE HERALD pin ithin three inches otl par rom the cup, and holed out in two putts " HOLD 00 TERANS London, May ) — King George today had so far recover- cd from his recent illness with rheumatism that he made plans Buckingl palace to- morrow with the queen to attend ert by the New York nic Symphony orches- to leave Much Liquor—Release Patrons : will not. attend the trooping of colors on his birthday next Tuesday. as the strain of sitting on a horse two hours would be too mu¢ The Duke of Connaught monarch’s uncle. will take in his stcad. Dallas . May 31 (® — More| county jail today after they were ar- rested in surprise raids executed by the |1 at Jeast 50 federal prohibition the | agents: Acting with complete secrecy last night the raiders f collected their prisoners in a private resi- dence the round of suspected 1 places was ompleted, thos e cn to the jail 8. Commissioner Lee R. 8mith ¢ issued search warrants for erday afternoon ge ‘stocks cf liquor were seiz- Patrons of alleged beer parlors | in most cases were released. Law-| Later, w uor sellin had to blast on the take two arrested w tak- vers and reporters secking informa- | - 5& Drisonsrs wers de Kl ion to the jail o and | MEX from Ty e Men Fire on Officers In Chase at Hamden 1, May 31 (P—Two men in| 1 which was two ofic- cuers be ar ca ing the car, T t No llood was e offic- pursuit once disadvanta er's car t alk. A officer g crowded the was caught collar. He f New Haver en was stolen roadcast and BOSTON WOOL May 31 (UP MARKET The Bos- cd today Rostor [Pilots Help Motor I‘md Way \buut Berlin or domest to broaden du took < wools of both flerce ttie broade 60s and in the prevailed during Improvement in de- place on r call t prices were samc Unemployment Reduces De:ertmns From Navy 1 schooner e Wagner, Edgarto a pound. th old from th Captain Wagner. Cap- 1 1s0 the Captain n. brought largest price e boat gordfish At this way proof! sell them, “cash in” on them! Just Call 925 Wethered's | the short hole found a Make Secret Raids and Selze‘ than 100 persons were taken to the | hrm»,“ the it Woods Hole Junc 4. First swordfish was taken this year May 17. MOUNTED TROOPS . CHARGE RIOTERS ‘ontinued From First Page) | ‘ ( QO\N‘“m-‘n' servants. IThe former is known as the “pre- [vention of intimidation ordinance.” |and the latter which probably s important, as the unlaw- | ful instigation ordinance. It puts the igator of non-payment of le- gal dues or taxes on the same foot- |ing as a person refusing to pay, which "alvays has been subject to penalties, With hibi | the more the former ordinance, pro- ng picketing bovcotting and |similar operations, m of the pro- decided of the all-India na- |t congress commitiee has been stlawed. The offenses listed hava |been committed widely by the na- |tionalist volunteers. London the tno ordinayces considered as destgned effect 1o the decla- 1 of Wedgewood Benn. secre- | tary of state for India. in the com- mons, May 26, t was the duty | of twe government to govern and | that the nationalist congress would be aliowed to carry out its révo- ti program. adopted at Al- habad ecarly in May Bombay city was quiet Friday, i contrast 1o cvents during days, apd the figure of speech, * the storm i ference here. The cong dav evening the | ment of a new The public, population dala depot for laboring to participate v nationalist ing Parsces, Moslems would conduct the raid and NEW PLANET SAME SIZE A5 RED MARS First Page) r of the others, would still be too mall to be “Careful visual t recognized the of Planet hough on a few favorable occa- t has appeared to show not the same type of image ar stars. Some experi d to throw light ot seen vations have he ature of thia Jongest with lampland and the the ectan ba ated visual refractor ) | revealed no come! sides, comets have be nothing like this distance from the sun. As for'asteroid Planet X ould outshine one hundredfold the argest of the asterolds, Ceres, 1f oved the same distande.”” n ob: FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS It’s in Your Attic, Garage, Basement, Etc! Cash It in ' | the Classified Ad Way! Hundreds are raising their vacation money you can do the same. There is always a ready market among people who wish to buy, for CASH, that which you no longer need. boxes, tents, baby carriages, guns, pianos, radios, phonographs, furniture, stoves, bicycles, lamps, and even used radiators and type- writers are daily sold in that way. items are dust covered dollars—uncover them, Here’s Used ice- These Turn them ‘ Phone your ad now to