New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1930, Page 8

CEFTRITEEAIELY i PItIIoeREEYR 8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1930. New Britain Herald| ERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Britain, Connecticut Iseusd Daily (Sunday Excepted) At Herald Bldg. §1 Chureh Btrest BUBSCRIPTION RATES $3.00 & Year §1.00 Thres Months 150, & Montd Eztered st the Post Office st New Britain 88 Becond Clam Mall Maiter, TELEPHONE Business Office Editerial Rooms cALLS The only proAtable advertiaing mediim In the City. Circulation books and press room aiways open to mdvertisers. sciated Press s exclumvely en- -publication of Member of the A The Asscciated P titled ta the 1 all news not otherwise credited in tnls paper and aiso local cews published thersin Member Audit Bureau of (irealation The A. B. C. is & national organization ch furnishes Dewspapers and adver- sors with & strictly honest analyi circulation. Our circulation statistic based upon this sudit. Thi tection aga: fraud in newspaper dis- tribution fgures to both nstional and local sdrertisers In New Times Entrance s o wale dally York at Hotl Newsstand, Square; 8chults's Newsmand, Grand Central, 4Ind Btreet The Hereld . «ho was suspected of 10cto itions no conventions at where era of g the first intention was to bind all th mportant proved highwavs, so from onc to No one p the ot faci sider the ist might next siz possibility want to tr town preciate a 10 going most without throug ant and well-traveled * = “trails,” fancy names— the cities. variably find themselves t ghways etc.,—the roa hav uss right through Motorists them in- ngled up in city traffic at frequent intervals, losing time and greatly taxing their patience. It was thought, too, such main highways passed ly throtigh a city it would provide tourist business. To a negligibie ex- temt this may be true. touring mo- torists sometimes stopping enough 1n a small city to eat meals Lat- this that when direct- or @evour ice cream sundacs terly they have hcen right aleng the highways. however doing where hot dog stands flourish s long | | seem able to maintain some popu- | frequently as filling stations | larity; but even between such | First inkling that motorists would desire to avoid the congested cen- | cities the menace comes from con- | stantly developing bus traffic. | Yet of us the time when trolley was was regarded traveled far came ago. way—first of the frans- laid out to Chicago. It re- ters when they can remember that a being favorably classes in the community by the way, has sarcely more than a decade when the many Lincoln Hi continental avoid news new line projected all And that, 30 passing through by passes Chicago to the sulting in Windy City indignation But most of our main highways are not so considerate to the motor- ist TWO ITEMS FROM CALIFORNIA What to south, been years ago. is happening is that alternate involve the California, quite accustomed publicity and a glutton for special attention through outes, even when v it, is ise of ferries to cross streams, are receiving two unique developments, its gaso- and the night growing in popularity The Boston I line war application of terrorism by riders in a deavor to force grape crop restriction. growers sign for Probably the former has the wid- situa- tion cqually disadvantageous general appeal the re- night-riding in any United States likewise though down coast to idescence of ha say Washington. ' ¢ Motorists who o attempted to | PATt of the worm their has its significance Tren Bailiniors through New Philadelphia and had to dis- York ton The gasoline has brought down the retail price of rasoline war in California to five cents, including a the other three-cent state tax, so that the gas have only two cents to divide on each gal- lon sold. Manifestly day a man drove fom stations and oil D. New Britain to Wash- The dis- perhaps was not da al- companies ington n one day. tance, iles money is being remarkable for a s run lost on a wholesale plan hough it was taken throughov chief result will be But he did that could the he wiping hours only not ca be down ers who pass through any city ike the na- field. The jown avoided going rsey! for merely ite 1 red ink and trom the profits made e nstance wr their Delaware on a keep going motorists down his us, when motoring he gasc out bei avoid the | fleld 5 sur- f om- onditions 1 hose around Ne Stam’ord and ives its o el fransnoricd mbled ADVERTISING NI'W BRITAIN eco- had about ¥ night e king THE Tt is FREIGHT said RATE INCREASE ohea rates allowed One r Hardwar RBritain will hay eport has it in Corporation of nereasing difficul- in competing with Middle West- ern hardware concerns poration, however. the Middle West T the it s pain he western 3 1 able to compete for we S 10 @ grea he New Bri lisad er exte NEW WAYS FOR OLD while ery lik e antage in in progress, the of hu New pi western plants for York Railways, the (pe West troltey corporation which attempts freight rates are ropolis with street change to buses addition mileage hasie, as the has vident or a tended to put them, it is e permitted. 1 0 that New England being further distant m irers thousands also tituting buses for' its from western trolley cars, the company tracks consuming markets than g00G at a trolley 11 to remove t many competi & plants, w P Broadway and 11 other lead- Bu thoroughfares disadvantage. be re- consuming would be retained, but the ' market lies that sion nv hopes to obtain permis- re rem S Sl harge two cents for trans- the to rates from eastern poris to fers to certain other lines. ic conet Wa may stantial if Walking half way across a main n New York and attempting atreet rates go on to trolley must quite a in lay traffic conditions. ered fast, the trolleys now lag be- hind all traffic, cluding ment board a car hasis, but we have considerable trick view of present- (1o our advantagr Once consid Tinkering with freight more precarious business than ering with the tariff. tink- other scarcely ex- the trucks. The manage- that buscs INVESTMENT TRUST ORGANIZES and cnable | Chicago, July 11 (P—Organization of the Republic Trust shares. class A. a new fixed investment [ deal exclusively in the common stocks of 25 Standard Oil companies, was announced today by the Repub- lic Shares Corporation of Chicago inter. | The new series has been listed on the Chicago curbh cxchange and the jtrust will terminate in 1945, frankly admits would speed patrons to board near the curb. It just another step. to that the in the large cities, are Only the city lings, serving up traffic and leave themn frust is no rouot indicate trolleye, even on the of the down- grade. best cities of size Facts and Fancies | . h | Return the liquor question to the | state.”” ‘The state of intoxication? The economic situation isn't des- perate while hold-up men still pre fer filling stations. The Department of Agriculture saye every pest that afflicts America was imported. This includes the ! white bipeds. For that matter, the ancestors of | our household vermin came over on the Maytlower. Even he-men need the elbow touch of a comrade when they go over the ton enter the lingerie department to purchase a gift o Hard times are those in which ®eUINg rich requires something more than sucker bait and a shovel. If ancestry doesn't affect our con- | 1ct. how come £0 many Americans of English descent drive on the wrong side of the road. | Maybe the fight situation could be improved by classing the first two fouls as strikes. Americanism Despising the stranger who asks for a dime; hur- rahing for the stranger who wants to prescribe laws and taxes for you Happy When produce ing. Big will have to hire consumers tho; ever machines Business In ancient times a lunatic was one affected by the moon. Which shows that moonshine hasn't chang- ed a great deal na The shot by around casiest a way to avoid being drunk woman to pal sober ones. is of the asserts people are at 80 per imbecile in Who would imagine many chain-letter cent some Campaign expenses would seem high thiz vear, even if 2unt the new pensio ncommonly didn’t Mr, Hoover He ,controlled s s0 well Strange can't Hitch N onders pedestrian who tapping vou on the yo Crossing th to b Atlantic seems from Amer- ror much ng back whether vou're e or long green a If ever 1 said sentence good again the Syndi- 25 Ye&r:v /71gor Today | tainted g7 aiiroad com- FXprosses nd division Brita o n Bristol tomorro can closing today room was and otners police for violation tay liquor law mbers of 1 toyal v Britair rnoor he court with 1 by keepers state o m| arms over in- ssesments of the older Observations The Weather England i On rtly prob- oon h change esterly stern New Y t and Saturday, pr inder showers this New ight tng rk: ded after- | r early me south portion; much therly New H and 4 owers carly ight. not chang temperature winds becoming n IForecast for inity: Local is afternoon Saturday fair. Conditions: A trough of sure covers the Atlantic ates. High pressure persist Pressure is low over Dalota. Light showers rted from the lower Lake 1 the St. Lawrence vallcy. High \peratures continue in the Mis- sissippi and Missouri valleys, Omaha reporting a maximum temperature of 104 degrecs, the fourth consecu- © day above 100 degrees Conditions faver for this vicinity tly cloudy weather and not nuch chanze in temperatur mperatures yesterday High tt or low oast over South re- Tex wer region Low | 74| 65 60 58 Atflanta Atlantic City Boston Buffalo ... Chicago Cincinnati Denver Duluth Hatteras l.os Angeles Miami Minneapolis Nantucket shville w Haven Orleans York n4 6s 64 w w [ &l Norfolk, Va. ... Northfield, Vt. Pittsburgh Portland . St. Louis Washington | 6 L] QUESTIONS ANSWERED You can get an answer to any question of tact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, 1322 New York avenue, Washing- ton, D. C. enciosing two cents in | stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor | can extended research be under- taken. All othet questions will re- ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot be answered. All let- ters are confldential.—Editor. Q. Please name some colored motion picture actresses? A Johnson, James McKinney and Q. Must the United Army? A. He mu showing his a citizen *Has recognized champion of A. No. would successful actors and Fetchit, Noble M B. Lowe, Nina May Os Smith Stepin citizen of in the be a to enlist a man have his first papers of becoming ever heen vweight Sharkey the world ? Jack as the Q heav blood parent W r par of Jewish riion have tile Jew one the half and nt was half The child Jewish blood 1t prog wou one- was the total loss of flood in the United rty by es in 1628 and Losses by during flood in the the calendar year $54.690,037, and 56 tal property $44.1 the to Q Vailey probably the most deso- ted States. It Amargosa Moun- Panamint Its surface below sea level. rain! tains on the Mountains on the west 150 to 2 east and the is feet almost ving gloomy vall mountains surround themselves, 4 the Pad Marriages are pe taker rmitt re from the 1 th leprosy Q. What is tr me derived from enclos locahty and 1zth all-steel How much igh? M hes are passe dees a mod A coa s4 e pounds. Q. What ATt direction is usually to their consider to 1ift i How can a rubbing Vhen w s K When York City built The was an in Metrope Comy on New Orig' Moty Life Tnsuran about 1 larged nther begun 1908 0 at different 2ddition- tim The in and compl Whe a Sankey, the sing A In Tirooklyn August 14, 1908 Q. What ever received a fight? A battle New g ey die? York the o Jack largest purs Johnson as d $120,000 for T frics at radio station Marie” broadcast? he “R K O” pro- the "“Radio- rests each rE. WEAF, with Jim Through v Raby Ros A. She is on t zram. sponsorcd by Keith-Orpheum’ i Tnesday and Thursday Both broadcasts nre from and a networlk of stations. Is the death rate of Scotland greater or less than In the United States? Which country the highest infant mortality? A. The death rate otland, according to the latest available figures is 13 per thousand and the mortality of infants under 1 v age is 83 per 1.000 hirths, United 8§ the des per thousand, and under one vear of 1,000 births does ever has ates herate is mortalit 64.8 is per PLAN ATLANTIC FLIGH) Kirkwall. Orkney Tsland. Julv 11 (#—Two Germ: Wolfram Hirst rnd Oscar Veller Fred n. Geriman vic here today that they intend to undertake a flight sometime this month from Kirkwall to North America, by way of Teeland and Greenland They wi'l nse a lightweight plane, D-175 informed consul Klem 11.—The Paris wide is Paris ed away and broad of the truc works of spidery etr the native f Rabelaisian names amuse the French fect whatever Here, 100 inns with fices and compler six rooms. They are as they were in days but fairly shir al scouring. They descendants of the for scores and scores One must step A mongrel dog asleep in every way 1o get inside. ¢ for the lights and cludes a morning dinaire. In one, gaudily Grand Hotel Mont priced a front room street. It was teen cents a day The room spotless. The ing and the table, chair must go vard in munity a bath I meas July behind houlev Parisian the rds the Pa these n 11 be with fou row and a5t 5 have no petites diminut gar-hox-like £ fiv o Napoleo from perpet run famil same laz do over andles are prix fixe of vin named 1lerian was bed furnishi and down to the rear wash-1 one wa the to In su utterly img the tw shoes cou co an i ibl seemed o ired stdex outside—exaely 21k dwarfed—th i bistro Po for political col mun ndown there Taxi and two Argument cannot such streets in narrow single blocked his p bla to who head peer fashion Tt;onervii!e F;Ei;:s tuck- avenues ris n.l dy vastly oi- nd iquated nic tu- by ies ing or- used in- or- the 1 overlooking the six- rt- m- nn in m- all Ath from Americin women in the cab- arets. The Cafe du Dome still offers a little of la vie de Boheme that has aiways characterized this Left Bank sanctuary. But it was raining and save for a long haired fellow with a flowing tie wno was struggling with hob-nailed drawing at a cafe ta- ble the crowd was strictly Musca- tine, Towa. After dropping down at a terrasse taple 1 heard a tipsy voung American flapper singing a beo-hoop-a-doop refrain so I hailzd a taxi and left the Latin Quartier flat as a fritter. Boo-boop-a dooping is practically what chased me out of America. T am going to pay the Dome a return visit, however. In one of the haberdashery shops, a flunkey. following custom, brought the record of former purchases. The sulesman looked at it while I peex- ed over his shoulder. It recorded: l'\nr‘ cravat.” He left me and never came back, anasther calesman taking his place. 1 fear the poor soul male away with himself. (Copyright, 1930, Syndicate, McNaught Inc.) Byrd Welcomed Today In Chicago Celebration Chicago. July 11 (P—Rear Ad- miral Richard E. Byrd, habitue of th Polar regions. came into the nked Chicigw's welcome sun-t west today for Seven of Byrd's Little Americ tes were with him; 3ert Balchen, (. O. Peterson. Capt Ashley C. McKinley, Capt. Alton U Parker, Tom Mulroy, Lloyd Grenlie nd George J. Thorne A luncheon at the Press club. of which the admiral is a member: a torcnoon informal reception, a pa- rade and a banquet and ball tonight m welcome the Byrd party de up the will fly omorrow to St. Louis S Boston Lodge Ordered To Dispose of Building Atlantic City, N. J.. July 11 (B Providing certain requirements are fulfilled, the Boston lodge, “mother” of Massachusetts Elks, il have its charter restored De- ber must “get out of the <" dispose of its building and establish a cnt quarters, Col- Andrews, retiring ler. said in re- the action ich was the administration. The s revoked by tional after a raid on m alleged liquor The episode caused a sen- sation in the vicinity of Beston. P exalted is s charter wa buses L PREDICTS RAISES IN POSTAGE RATE \Postmaster General Will Urge Increase in December Washington, July 11 (P—Con- vinced that an increase in postage rates is the only feasible way of lift- ing the world's biggest public utility “out of the red,” postal ofticials are | preparing to press their advocacy of | a higher charge for carrying first | class mail. ~ | When Postmaster General Brown | submits his annual report to con- gress in December, the enactment of legislation authorizing the in- crease is to be his most urgent rec- ommendation. The postmaster be- | lieves a rate of 21 cents an ounce von first class mail would balance the department’s budget for the present. Assistant Postmaster General Til- ton, generally regarded as the finan- | cial expert of the department, said today an increase in the rate on let- | ter mail is the only solution of the | deficit problem. “We see no other | way out” Tilton said. “If the public {or congress sees one. we shall be | glad to have them point it out.” | Last year's postal deficit amount- ed to £50,000,000. Tilton estimates it will run over $60.000,000 this year, The present loss in handling the | mails is now a charge against tle general funds of the treasury. Brown |and Tilton are of the opinion the | post oftice department as a public utility should be self-supporting, the cost of operation to be borne by those ot serves rather than the tax- paying public. | The present rate on first class mail | has been in effect since 1885, a situ- ation without parallel. Tilton said, |in any other line of business. It postage rates had been increasd to the average level of commodities, Brown explained. the first class rate {today would be 3% cents an ounce. If the increase were in the same ratio as wages, the letter rate would be seven cents, he said. FIRE APPROACHES TOWN San Francisco, July 11 (# — The town of Hayfork, 75 miles west of Redding, =tood in the path of forest | fire burning on a 10-mile front to- day. Valuable timber was threatened. [T NEW YORK EXCURSION | Sunday, July 13 ROUND TRIE FARES New Writain . Bristol Waterbury . GOl Lv. New Britain - Lv. Bristol - Ly. 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