New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1930, Page 8

8 New Britain Herald| HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Britaln, Connecticut Tasusd Dally At Henald Bl (8unday Excepted) 8. §1 Cburch Btreet SUBSCRIPTION RATES 8508 & Year $1.00 Three Months 5. a Montr Ho'sred at the Post Office lass Mal New Britain Matter, TELEPHONE CALLS 925 926 Member of the Associated Preas 4 Amociated FPrees s exclumuely en a the n8s for re-publicat of ews credited to it or not otk ed in this paper and also ows published therein. Member Andit Bareaa of Circulstion 76 A B. » & national organization 2ich furnishes Dewspapers and adver- fonest ansiysis of insures pro- newepaper dis- both pational and m New Times Entrance s on sale dally ng's Newstand, Schults's Newset Grand Central, 4ind 8try FCONOMY ™ TAXES IN SPITE OF WE PAY MORE heaviest e with hiz provision Is made on g0 basis to huild out of the returr bile and me from gasolin One of money. W who were an pend money siden‘s. F nding st for b more and for teachers, improved water sys- tems, improved more this and better that ionable een necessary to strecis In efforts at economy has cxpend sums 1o obtaln what are necessities to the Here and an extravagant municipality the whole mayors and city to be ions and ities. here one may adminis- _Arations are as inclined eco nomical as state admini a A8 President Cleveland once not federal administration said a theory it a condition and that eonfronts us THE PRIESIDENT'S VETO r without a doubt President has decided opinions upon war vel- 100\ erans’ n me to no bill unless it | de- hich whict neets with his approval in every bill the moditied al no- his dis- cts. 1t is bare- nt will kind of war vete legis- hat adds any substantial sum annual governmental outlay bil s while scarcely | 1is 18 a matter of RINGSFORD-SMITH'S VERDICT After all, for landlubhers to write e fogs and WHEN BEAUTY IS UNADORNED naked Democratic visitors and t h exper for Gra sl ies of indignant beholders ople are a bit careless about pearance at or near heaches hear protests about bathers ssing and dressing in automo- bathers walking far where about hile dre#se in e e g beach officials do not permit hoardwalk: rs to stroll along thout being “properly dressed;” of other places where anything goes so long as the bathers spend monc decades ideas the ninetics the public 11d have been shock As roll on the In conscience wo it fol ing beaches in the change indeed s pranced along bath- “negliz atttre today. Nowadays be whic customary our consciences seem to less burdencd Most we see and read about in the good old summer time. A NEW POWER COMMISSION With several cagle-eyed sena. rs who are well up in power problemns ready to investigate thoroughly the | I EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1930. pension legislation and will | qualifications of President Hoover's | tions s is choices for membership upon the Power Commission, the Presi- ronted with another dif- The law Pre spec new lighten the slightly. It however, ought to ent's task at leas ifies that none of clal i terest in po Presid ern o1 power project miust hoose from able laymen un- touched by power i But there are laym act who toward power one of powe Ho comm Exe sition by power in commission will fellow imination of the old commis sion, which was established by the water power act of 1920 and con- sisted of three members of the cabi- hat law gave the commis- d and control nigh from t had to | hoth hecause of rate nandle such r power to co te power problem and to ich power transmis interstate electric pow- the power ecn num- formed BEATING THE “An it o INDEPENDENTS ngness to continu ¢ Cor effect and over all it the Connecti paying lines toney for a if it an agitation v afraid, ice fares? MORE FILLING STATIONS \ destined howplace for filling here are numerous gasoline distribu- popular motor one of Bose motor ong lane erected only was rited opposition by neighbor hec residents. Since that time there has heen a feeling of complacency with th ana to the street by it up at night information that two inevitable, the fil e gone merry way, contributing color \d brightening Now there is current additional fill- ing stations of will be erected West Main block to purpose—and West Main Homestead avenue to size along the street at and Linceln streets—a bric be torn down for the Snothar u street and Opposition new gasoline sta- ems to have caved in. One| i reads little regarding neighbors pe- | | titioning against such construction; which may be due to two. reasons: | | that gas statiorfe have not been found to be a serious detriment te con- tiguous property, and that they can be made to look more attractive than was their wont when these necessary concomitants of motor travel were first constructed. A modern gasoline station, nicely painted and well light- ed at night, lends color and bright- ness {0 the neighborhood rather than injuring 1t. Yet the hazards incident 1o cars heing forced to pass over lhe ys which intersect the side- e to the walks, and hazards of driving from and main highway, re- main. Facts and Fancies BY ROB T QUILLEN The supreme court will sit where the old capitol was. Ah, well; it does the legislating formerly done the®e, anyway The classics are books vou get e with a high-brow magazine as 1ull as they are It is hard to win an | gree. First you must fi less important than you horary d nd a schoo! are. Rare birds are preserved by s fing, but it i only fair to warr Admiral that banquets don't hay that effect, io0k oy teachers. A hick town i= a place widower always waits to ext year's staff of school How pleasant to reflect, as vou crack your head against the ta that they your on aren’t Scotland Yard now training school for women detectives. An- other good one is called matrimony has a Chicago's creased, but suicide rate she doesn't down the s has d walk et payroll Fable: Once a wife onary and say: “Wha e reached her' 3 c it B for sband while can sca living as the Think hew fool rubbish pil you for flower seed anc garden, nickel a rock H of husks world! By the time you'r enough to take 2 lunch, the doctor 1 to a glass of milk. old . days What a ortant 1wo for limits lye and instead of b th Boss Man they won't when you Omaha Wo. least 1o squeak. A ade of all all 1 vho has 1078 F bu tenographer Coprright 25 Years Ago Today want Breind Business associ arge of the g of July 4 to m credit and to everyone degree team of St Knights of Pythias, w Plainville ening and co ed the in on to firemen fAreworks on ng that to the itmost last R e The eir pa for received Ne g sold the land on Commerc next to the H. R. Waliker Co t company. e Corbin bowling d their reputation losing a game tea last to made by Fred Beloin of this his pacer, “May Bridgeport ye |start and {of nine e heats. The sex this state ends today. It | well, but the lack of <pring has kept the brook | The most pressing m today barns of by defeating 1 night by a s High figld ies, taking three stralght son for trout fishing in started off rain since tter of De | health committee at its meeiing last | Turkish forces reg evening concerned the ¥ garbage. Chairman Quigles found by investigation that people who are finding fau the non-collect'ons of their } | refuse, fail to provide the recepticles in their The col- lector was authorized to pay no at- ention to such people Many residents will be given an extended vacation incident to July 4 It is now the plan of several of the ! factories to close on Saturdav nigh |and re-open on Wednesday morn- ing. ‘\ FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS has rome with het hen vards | that Questions and wers L] QUESTIONS ANSWERED You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by writing 10 the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington Burean 1322 New York avenue, Washing- 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 be answered. All let- ters are confidential.—Editor. Q. Can sound A. No be seen? ON 1 songhir to the the ¥ ropolit tim Ther Metrop ganoff, Pierre detti, cellist of the Boston iny; Pa | Kurenko, rs wtih @»»Dq)/ Y ,!:7 OMclntyre CAS ML g Tune ir native lan n hoon olit Luboshutz, p ul Kochanski soprano, Q. Does time served in the regu- | Yvain, composer of lar army count in computing years | "Ta Bouche.” of service for civil It A Yes. ompensation is prisor tain their positions Lk 2 appointed eligibl of the United ¢ vice commission i a bullet shot air from an ordinary pistol or rifle have force enough on its downward flight to kill a person? service retire- provided no pension or being drawn for eral from States stra what is paper A . wood aste paper at king did ute, Q i w Franer attain her A. Louis XIV. Q. What did Typhoeu in mytholo He s a monster de impriso What is a C the name of the rod Apollo to Mer Q was Sir Harry born? ury Lau the on Armistice Lee Du the Unite for the d in ne, trex Lorr. lopted by Lieut him to trained him ma persons recei the United account rans Bureau or ce in the World war? ascd vetcrans making 149,506 sons to tion was t Q. Wa ay the actress whom compensa- movic bor, She was born in Ph adelphia What was States suggeste e bow earliest e 13th century chly ornamented What does the name It is a ni ning ame for Jane beloved of Go center in A, C Q. How bet years 2 4 According to th figures from the 1 eau the total of nts between those itions primarily I and institut tes? juvenil reform were in ile delin prisons and reforr nd juveniies and nd Q A wre is passage o out How old is Greta A. She will be September red Turks ExplainflFrix:'hting | Reported on Mt. Ararat (P—A Istabul, Turkey, June 27 Turkish official statemr plained fighting whic ported on Mount A The note said Nomad r Persia had made inc the eastern Turkish provinces Van and I it byt that arly mainta an rsion into ot ined diing of | there had easily driven them back | with the exception of a few b who entrenched themselves on rocky, snow-capped Araral. the ghest and most impregnahle dits proper mountain of Anatolia Turkish forces tod ing the mountain so that ers could not descend, hut stronghold was said to be so secure probably only flood raid- their could dislodge them i FIX DATE FOR VISIT Lisbon, Portugal, June (UP) —The visit of King Alfonso of Spain to Portugal has been fixed for next October, the | Each resp suave Henry Sell monies amou to the phans. lieved dici most 1 thir 1y co! t—whict ¢harity f 1 have so these orpha «r and played z from the am and poignant told the were Loti in his * | | | | I Philadelphia wisely ex nes eve 27—All the America ntly terrific Maurice talking and boasting. When he left table, they winked at each other, nor do I blame them. On the other hand the winking couple can have wi ve and kisses—the silly ass Albion who sits rfidious old near us in the moking a pipe vear paste I from 7 lounge every evening that smells like a cket. A non-alcoholic ple on this boat stéd in America is mint —an oolong with ever by Mrs. Or rather—I'm in French now-—ondulation perma- agitated nent wave 1 as referee, wearing spats | rything, this afternoon at a | sgjantic City .. 12 bout on the second class deck | o sailors—Gunner Bob | r Dupuis. The Gunner ocked tinelli's pompadour in 34 seconds. when Dupuis struggled up he d The Gunner on both cheeks. Marvelous manners—the French! ship is slowly nosing into the | and irls | lip and all the boy - ship who helped us in cross- 1ding at attention in the 1way—palms up. (Copyright McNaught cate, Inc.) Syndi- France Greets Prestes, France, June s, president elect of omed to F ce 10- rge groups of officials and him as he disem- Olympic nd his par ¢ special train well y were the occupying 's private car. replying to brief ad- clcome from French told of his admiration and Fri oming here | be the guest of President during a three day visit en will go to London Tindbergh Yacht Taken Haven Harbor | June 27 (A—Col- Ch Lindbergh has sent < honeymoon yacht to the Morrow me To North 35-foot cabin cruiser, yesterday in command Morrow, Jr., brother faking the aven for the colonel it there. He pro- to whether it dberghs mint flavor. l(‘ soothing for stomachs likely to be Atlantic’'s perma- I'he Slugger as stiff as Mar- Brazil’'s New President | h 7 (P— Observations On The Weathér Washington, June —Forecast for Southern New England: Mostly | cloudy, probably with showers this | atternoon or tonight; Saturday fair; | | i‘sl\ghlly cooler; moderate westerly | winds. Forecast for Eastern New York Partly cloudy; slightly cooler tonight with showers in central and north portions; Saturday fair; fresh to strong west and northwest winds. Forecast for New -Haven and vicinity: Fair and slightly cooler today; Saturday fair and prodably fair Sunday Conditions: A disturbance of considerable intensity is central over Quebec. A trough of low pres- sure covers the Rocky Mountain dis- tricts. Showers and thunder storms are quite general in the South and | Middle Atlantic states and the | western portion of Southern New | England. Temperatures are lower {in Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and Western New York. Conditions favor for this vicinity: Cloudy weather followed by fair and not much change in tempera- ture. Temperatures yesterday: High Atlanta i cesi.. 96 . 80 56 .78 73 58 A8 .. 80 .84 218 . 88 82 84 90 . 86 100 90 Low (1] [ (3] L 64 84 82 56 68 60 8 64 b4 86 57 78 68 94 70 54 65 58 82 56 L 86 68 98 70 Boston Buffalo . Chicago Cincinnati Denver | Duluth | Hatteras .. .. | Los Angeles ... ! Miami Minneapolis Nantucket Nashville New Haven New Orleans New York Norfolk, Va Northfield, Pittsburgh Portland, Me t. Louis Washington vt | Lindy s—B;l;Provides : ew Lullaby THéme | I | New York, June 27 (UPF)—The | son of Col. and Mrs. Charles A Lindbergh is the theme of a sfong that has made its appearance on |the sidewalks of New York. Copies, on the cover of which is a picture of a baby in a red air- plane towed by a stork, are for sals on almost every street corner. The chorus of the song runs: Ba-by Lin-dy, the whole world wel- | comes you Ba-by Lin-dy, we're all so proud, it's true. You have yes. vou fly like vour daddy up in the skies? Rock-a-bye baby, your mother will | croon. While daddy takes you fiving over | the moon. | You're as sweet as vour ma and as nice as your pa. Ba-by Lin-dy, we're proud of you. your mother's beautiful will way | EARTH TREMORS FELT | Lisbon, Portugal, June 27 (UP)— | The observatory at Coimba regis- tered two violent earth shock§ to- day, at a distance of ahout 5,800 miles, WHAT THEY MEAN from earliest times, +in his informati al flowers of various countries ndery Linlogical sto Fill out the cou wn flowers. {_AND LEGEND EDITOR, W New York Avenue, want a of the bull iclose herewith == == =CLIP COUPON captured the heart bf Our Washington Bureau has ready ve bulletin on the myths, legends And eanings mankind has attached to them. the flower sym- various flowers of the lite meanings attached to ries connected with A mumber pon beluw and send for it: HERE ashington Bureau, New Britain Herald, Washington, D n FLOWERS AND THEIR MEANINGS and 4 to cover return postage and handling coms: | , | —Tooner\;‘ifle Fo‘ks PATHETIC FIGURES— THE MOTHER WHO HAS ALWAYS BEEN A FIRM BELIEVER IN EVERY SORT OF GERM THEORY.