New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1930, Page 6

- 6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1930. New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY Conpecticut Member of the As ated P, » VETERANS Liberal to cor erans, by the Senate is by President Hoo probability will be 1 President’s veto dates when disa strued except in the even through duet, w able Last April the House of R»:pre:»en»A must remembered that i annot afford to send them to the ti 3 d their young Some of ti -« Questions and;\{/?fiswers get an answer to any| or information by on Editor, . legal and nor der- re- Te- e T'nited States before 10 effective ICE CREAM 49C Zeuran SPECIAL EVERY WEDNESDAY at the ACE CTIONE Neat to Palace Theater Specially Made by the Crown [ce Cream Co. (In the new Two Flavor Package) i udied indifference of the actress ho knows the is being admired. is a gorgeously beautiful crea- her upholstered. slinking f she keeps on dazlng ion her initials yet R to these fast-step- the Atlantic run you out with enertain- is a gallop from gang- gangplank. The expert does not even engage a He wants only a | name will also listed in the pas- Soandso ‘'with per- hysician, valet and masseur.” next trip I'm going as “O. re, with flying trapezist ¢ dog w ’ G5 six year old friend took G Guignol to see ti show this afts dded through the pe ile I got my neck out Observations On The Weather orecast ceded by showers south west po! cloudy and fresh to to west ay fair bance that esota yesterday has to | Buffalo .. Chicago . |Cincinnati ... | Denver .. Duluth . Hatteras . Los Angeles Miami ... Minneapolis Nantucket . Nashville . New Haven New Orleans e New York Norfolk, Va. - Northfield, Vt. Pittsburgh . | Portland, Me. | st. Louis . , | Washington r~.......a. 8 i MARYLAND MAN LIQUOR EXECUTIVE 'Woodcock fo Be in Charge of | Directing Enforcement Washington, June 24 (A—Propar: ing to take over the prohibition bu {reau of the treasury at the end off the month, the justice departmeny |has selected Amos W. W. Woodcocl] ot Salisbury, Maryland, for the tasi of directing enforcement. As federal district attorney fo his state and more recently as an aide to the Hoover law enforcement |commission in its prohibition stud ies, Woodcock has acquired an ex perience which. the department sa makes him well equipped for hi new post Record Is Excellent As district attorney, the depart said in announcing the selec Woodcock made an cellen record” and “gained the respect of his state for the fair, fearlsss an efficient manner in which he per formed his duties.” He is 42 years of age and ha been practicing law since 1914. Be fore his appointment as district at torney in 1922 he served as a. tang attorney general of his state Citing his experience, the depart ment said it ‘“qualifies to per form the important function of co. ordinating the duties of prosecutior and to work toward more effectiv cooperation on the part of states lo the enforcemeny Many Legal Problems “Since enforcement activities cul inate in prosecutions, it added, e work of direction will involve numerous legal problems. and it with this in mind that a man o wide legal experience has bee chosen.” In his new position, Woodcock will have the title of director o The post was establish lliamson bill providin, e enforcement does nof ROGERS DINNER POSTPONED New London, June 24 — Officia in charge of the testimonial dinne ave been given Lieut. Gove 1est E. Rogers last night a ced that the affair had bee cided on later. Seh = = s olrlouroNERERE s R ey k Avenue Wash POP ITOR Vash n Bureau, New LAR RADIO AND PICTURE & to cover return pomage and I a reader of the New B tain Herald e e D e , Tro“ey That Meet s All the Trains. By Fontaine Fox.