New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1930, Page 16

1 . NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 130 hadn't moved them —ghey wers| colonists living on the land, which 101 Southern California and thd 8 She seemed to remember that | tightly clasped in her lap, but the comprises 16,000 acres, and it has | University of Pittsburgh. Californis 67 A said Bernadine had no | illusion that they were lifted in ap- Dbeen in existence for 16 years. won. I Would Alan himself take | peal to him was disturbingly rea Q. After whom was the monkey-| Q. Where is the grave of Bens boy ? Natalic stumbled to silence. She wrench named? min Franklin? 55 She me to believe that he |k ¥ in vain. A. It was named for its inventor, | A, Christ Church burying groundy 0 Al“\ e ; 1d 7 n't have come” Alan whose name was Monckey. Philadelphia, Pa. © 1)30 & SERVICE INC. Flmfl A\/ RUTH DEWEY GROVES { then she told her aun s A touch of pily. “We Q. Who was the leading woman | Q. What is the value of a two< / going back to Ala ; have sparcd ourselves thierfor in “Laugh Clown Laugh,” with Lon |cent “Landing of Columbus” viole§ sajd simply, * the whole matter® of Bobby Chaney ? | stamp, issue of 1892. nks me a vile thing, | mont’s future, and my own as well, = {” A. Loretta Young. AT It is catalogued at 10 centy to blame. He was| is settled.” Q. Is there a world record for |uncancelled, and 1 cent cancelled. v silly jealousy for a O lie thought, frenzied- rape-skipping ? | Q. Who is the American ambas< i Iy, * es he have 1o be o0 Stiff? A. Accgrding to the latest avail- |sador to England? search did not speak, pt with able information the record is 11.810 | Charles G. Dawes. eyes. | he s that Alan was unable to skips, nlade by J. M. Barnett | Do widows of World war o you . i dle, New South Wales, on Febru- |veterans receive pensions? e Imcing to e dnptRin i QUESTIONS ANSWERED y 6 1“'1;:1 " i They do, if the death of the n @ eir a at is sea level ex-service man was due to injuries t do| You can get an answer to any It is the level continuous with | received, or disease contracted or “but | question of fact or information by |that of the surface (not the bottom) accelerated in the service in the ling s With-_ writing to the Question Editor, New |of the ocean at mean tide, and is of duty - Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, | recognized as a standarf base for| Q. Under what department of 1322 New York avenue, Washing- | measurements of height or depth. | the federal government is the Bus« ton, D. C. enclosing two cents in Q. Why is it good luck to find a reau of ngraving and Printing? stamps for reply. Medical, legal and | four-leafed clover? . Treasury department marital advice cannot be given, nor | A. This popular supcrstition is| (. How many children did Presls can extended research be under-|hased on the fact that the fou “leveland have? taken. All other questions Will re-|lecaves are arranged to form a cro: A. Tive, Rjchard, Ruth, Esther ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re-| Q. What teams competed in the and Marion and onc son who died quests cannot be answered. All let- | Tournament of Roses foo! I game | in infancy and not named. ters are confidential.—Editor. in January 1929 and 1930 and which —— — present . won? Skin from baby sharks, so costly - Q. When w € t iaLeg A. Tn 1929, the University of | that it is sold by the inch, is the immigration I atroliat California and Georgia Tech. The | latest novelty in feminine footwear A, July 1, 18 latter won. In 1930 the University |in Paris. Q. What is the t Province of Alberta as he replying. Natalie lity in thus throw- ssion mac rocr in is words. She expected a proaches, but Alan was olly of the past. 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MAANM % Z | ME—MOM? 7 DID—vouNG THAT You 1IN N e e L a Vi b 2 < T YOU INGISTED ON SLIDING DOWN . e NG U NG G N ARUFFIAN T WAS SLAVING FoR WASN'T — LETS < /1, HER BANSTER AND WHEN SHE SENT | [WOU-WASHING YOUR CLOTHES ‘—”‘@ \ YOU oUT IN THE: = AND MENDING YOuR N PLAY YOU PUNCHED i Pl b 2 = S \| |sToCcKINGS-AND cookING f HER BOY N/’g > | ) NOUR SUPPER-WAS /{/ ] Sl A / THAT A FAIR WAY thrashin Junior for callin’ to me that enough o’ me to prote nerves an? furniture b in’ her wild-cat ofi-spring at | | [ was wanted at the phone % 7 home, she won't miss much | | right while Ma was tellin’ the | 3 #hen I don't answ the | | bill collector at the door that 2z 7 S 3 B y = s O doorbeil. S [ wasn't at home. 1 King Features Syndicate, Tnc., Great Britain rights reserved Oopyright. 1930, Pwblishers Syndicate | Cop; ht, 1930, Publiishers Syndica s “If a woman don’ k I i