New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1930, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1930. SBLDIERS TO LEAVE FOR CAMPS SOON Troops Will Get Summer Train- iqg at Various Points June 5 (UP) — Advance units of New England’s citizen army 24,000 strong, next fortnight Boston will start within the | to the summer train- | ing camps and the military training | season of 1930 will officially get un- Ger way. Estimates made at first corps area headquarters here today call for the ngland military ps this summer of 19,050 Nation- | Guardsmen, 1200 reserve officers, members of the re ning corps and 3 the citizens' mili Camp Deven: tion of the m of the zen army, plans c g for th campment of 15,000 tr Ayer cantonment Other encampme posts in New Engl ber of trainees w take place at Fort H oft New London, Conn Ethan Allen, Burlin Fort Adams, Newport and at Forts McKinley liams Portland, Me Colonel Frederick G. K now chief of staff of rerve division at Manchester, 2 has been designated Camp Devens. The distinction of unit of the citizen mence its encampn land this summer Field Island Major F it traini MINISTER T0 LEAD EVANGELISTS' TOUR he. 9 Rev. E. Leosard Smith and - Party Will Tour Maine Rev. E Years pastor Leonard § of the Enm perience in the M panied by his 1zation consi organist at L Oliver of broade. Providence and WNAC Mr. Gough is a tenor solois be the organization song le Miss Edith Murch of Fra will be soprano soloist and w av charge of personal work. Mis Murch is a graduate of the Provi- dence Bible institute fro the D lers Rosenbrock hicago. 18 sti i SA YOUNG GUARD CLAIM 101 Ranch Featuring Fine Horses STARR WITH 101 RANCH. PLANS AUTO TRIP N RACE WINNINGS - DIXTE HOUSE PASSES KEY ENFORCEMENT BILL | | Measure Permits Commissioner to Handle Minor Offenses 05 tion Reading Woman (o Buy New Auto; Invest Rest | Federal Agents Held l‘m Rald on H0u~e ; nd her Third V\ardem Select BODY ] “DOC 'm\‘w KWELL FARED 5y RUBBER FUTURES WEAK SEEKS NAVAL VOTE - cuses 1 ess fo New York, June® (P ned Rumors Also Have Trealy Foes - Advocating Senate Recess | | Washington rumors of effo of senate lead Capitol H The first young republican faction a move to bring the journment The second | the treaty an end senate rec a technical ¢ prevent Presdent Hoov ing the extraordi Leaders of all factions of ste, except the Young repu E entered into the agreement to con- sider the pact at the special session Weord that they w seck a vote on the treaty befo ourning epread after Senators Vandenberg of Michigan and Allen, of Kans; i discussed the situation with Presi- dent Hoover. Senate Wants Vacation Their calls at the White House followed that of Republican Leader Watson Senator Moses of New Hampshire, the president pro tem of the senate, who informed Mr Hoover of a general desire among thejr colleagues to get away from Washington for the summer, and the coming campaign, as quickly as possible. They suggested the treaty be deferred until next winter, but such a course was opposed by the | chief executive. Chairman Borah of the senate foreign relations committee, expects to call his group together for action on the pact as soon as the volumin- ous testimony taken at the hearings is available in printed form. This will probably be on Friday, but a report on the pact is not expected until next week rumor attributed to the USE HTRAI D (l»\\‘fl'lFD ADS EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED FRANK E. GOODWIN Optometrist 327 MAIN ST. — TEL. 1305 himi WILL VISIT IN EUROPF > on and daught NEW YORK CENTRAL LUNCH 109 Church Street BIG SPECIAL 30¢ Served from 5 to 8:30 P. M SUPPER 7 HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS WARNER BROS, STRAND Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. FUGENE PERMANENT WAVING HAIR CUTTING AGNELLO'S BEAUTY PARLOR [ Strand Theater Building Phone 1513 NAUTICAL BUT NICE! A Hit by the “IT" girl! JUNE DANCE - RA NORDEN'S BUNGALOW FRIDAY, JUNE 6 . Music by Heigh Ho Harmonians Admission 50¢ on the street—or in the park. Come in and see for yourself DON'T BE UNCOMFORTABLE IT'S COOL HERE Two Special Attractions Todas VICTOR McLAGLEN in ‘BLACKWATCH’ Romhnce !—Intrigue!—Mysters ! and Broadway's Stage Star INA CLAIRE in the ‘AWFUL TRUTH’ Based on the Stage Success a2 —— with —— HARRY FREDRIC GREFN MARCH 1t is cooler in the Palace than \10 se fm C ouncflman WAIT FOR THE BI& DNE W IWEMDS New Bntam Tues., June 17 ST. MARY'S PLAYGROUND ALLEN ST. AFTERNOON and NIGHT Down Town Ticket Sale Day of Show at Crowell's Drug store, 77 West Main Street PRICES GHMN AR QACKIHOX(E s vo' on SCHOOL (HH.MN e "?\; nll iainpiyd «.4 (v v ih- l'l ated, theatrical notices and reviews in 6w for the respective amusement c this column are pany. BILLIE. DOVE AT STRAND e 5 DOUBLE FEATURE AT CAPITOI NOW =SHOV Double Fea RAND Now---Mat Today and Sat. Denman Thompson's Gripping Classic “The Oid Homestead” With HENRY HORTON As Guest Star With the James Thatcher Players Next Week Commencing Monday “What a Woman Wants" “I¥ Helen Twelvetrees - L‘ and Fred Scott Pathe ®Pictur Blazing Story of Youth's Love ‘Dance Hall’ with Arthur Lake. Olive Borden WARNER BROS STRAN NOW D PLAYING suli %weelimrls wd WIVES with CLIVE BROOK “Sweethearts and Wives!” Can one be both? | VAUDEVILLE LEON ZIMMERMAN and His Manhattan Vagabonds Composer of “TI'm dust 1 Vagabond Lover and others BERTRAND—RALSTON and LE VAN in CTHAT'S IT CLARK and BOR ONETT Melodious Harmonists O'NEIL and MANNERS ANDERSON as Bill and Pony TODAY and FRI. TODAY ind FRI. Carirol. \A DOUBLE FEATURE Program of Merit| ood tingling adventure—if y h nd ga d when vou thriller, “THE SECOND FLOOR MYSTERY” with LORETTA WARNER is ‘h fulfif : a0 and heai l‘.n m; GRANT WITHERS H. B. 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