New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1930, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1930 ; | 1 o over the Reichstag could meet again | the Senate would reject the nomina- | for money used in essentials of liv- | nesota and the Dakotas. High | - New Britain Herald and discuss it tion forthwith | ing. but 1n their use for other enter. | Pressure covers the Pacific north- HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY e It is surprising that Presidenc|prises, some good and some bad | LoSt, [ains were reported from the . 3 e South Atlantic states and a few H New Britain, Conneeticut “THE HEAVIER THEY FALL" Hoover ever thought of General|There are some persons who are re- | scattered stations elsewhere. Tem- | —— One's curiosity naturally is arous. | Jadwin for this chairmanship. As an | lying upon their savings to tide them | peratures continue high in the Mis- k Tssued D"s"m"";‘:'f:an?:f) . od over the experience of a retired | engineer cnd army officer nobody | over to the day of better times, and | SOUrl and Mississippi valleys and At Herald 5 urch Btree are rising i e heas E i Roston tobacco merchant, who at | questions the ability and character | they are fortunate when they are| - ESnRtheRortheaniernidis B tricts. : . i e e e e e e S e Rl et e e e R I { |Frank Goldshorough Succumbs A entury of business experience be- power commission which would have | simply keep their money where il | fair Weather with rising tempera- m Bellmfl [On HOS iw] SLeviztraeler: s N hind him. yet who fell a victim 10 |a vast influence in shaping the gov- | is and have lost interest in enter- | (Ur® followed by increasing cloudi- ; D < & Month i Renn Ay he gold brick L xtent | ernment’s power policies, especially | prise of any kind, philosophizing | Temperatures yesterday Fotared at the Powt Ofce at New Britam $45.58 in the administrative field, an en- that they will know what to do with | High Low Bennington, Vt, July 17 (#—On " as Becond Cisss Mall Matter. One is accustomed to hearing | gineer with an open mind on such their money when the times brush | Atlanta . . 66 | his 20th birthday Frank Goldsbor- Atlantic City SR 68 ough, whose father was lost on an Boston : 62 |attempted transatlantic flight, died uu?r«:\l CA—‘-G.\ . i slickers, oming to ation of power plants is needed. | the majority Buttaio : S & ;a Midtlin 66 & craiing piané in e tas Editorisl Rooma suss 920 W and f g ready | General Jadwin's views have never| The extent of our savings deposits. Chicago ... ... el ; .| nited forest. ors. City people themselves are | been hidden and he could not be ex- | therefore, may remain first rate | Cincinnati : s el It ml ‘“““]“ P °'2 Depaion al:a‘ d";:e ‘}““-le:;-z The gouthful aviator, who held i S e SEaane N e 2 iver o S revoir to Paris with a gulp despite | morning they attend the free S | junior transcontinental flight rec- The oniy proftable advertisiog mediam SUPPOSed 10 be slick enough (0 fool pected to change them had he become | food for economists to discuss, but | DOIVET -oooennne {hat in these post-bellum days the|ot the Sorbonne, and in five months |ords, passed away late yesterday at e et e shea ey BE | EDRTET DL e S elon G G0 EOE SOV O 2 i city has taken on the qualities of a | speak the language without a trace |the Putnam Memorial hospital. He kb DS e R e ¢ President must confine him- | that the best of them might exercise Los Angeles ; beautiful but urticaceous 'plant — |of accent. At the end of the Year |had failed to regain consciousness e e 1 5 be P self to nominations that will not care in coming to any definite con- Miami b 4 ;K'-Hl»‘d with s mfi'mx ”"ym’!:& :111\:::1: af\rf;an;:n:lllh;"kexr‘l:uszed“?!"d during the two daiv‘l s\r.{re ;m crash T e e a2 But it 1 ke contr n Sena 5 e . Minneapolis o Paris of exquisite gallantry and ¥ ck tle | Monday noon on Woodford moun- 1ne “emeriated Pess 1 o1 : 3 provoke controversy in E clusion. When suvings deposits in- | J/1N1eADO) il T R P s 00 s A o Doy R, SO 06 TP n Gl e i e:". st s s \ W if he would not prolong the present crease in ma cities and many | Naghville .. b icins are concerned—has almost | again. Each is past 50. That inter- Today the body was taken to New credited 1o P anc T session of the Senate. Such banks during trade hesitancy, it | New Haven 355 vanished este me more somehow than ‘he|york city, by way of Albany, and ation of itself would arouse lity. | must mean widespread caution and | New Orleans ...... ‘ I speak of Paris alone and not owr;:uh::,Td [l):)lll)'(nsérr-? cra'r‘k; was to arrive at gt The L‘amphe: New York France as a pation. In the prov-|ink the bank at Monte Carlo. But|funeral parlors, 66th street an an h ndeed, were A controversy pro- tehfu aiting rather than any- nati | Member Audit Barean of Orculation & = "° QuersY Rios imeichiil mrline © than any- {0 foik, Va i inces the simple and obliging charm | SUCh stories are never printed over | Broadway, had charge of funeral ar- Tne n‘"‘“’r I u.:‘:::;: on n te went 10 voked over the ratification of a pres- | thing else Northfield, Vt. ....... that characterizes the French is un- | here. | rangements. wales furn story runs— idential nominee at the present scs- — — Portland, Me ohi changed. Largely, and in justice to e | Goldsborough's plane hit trees on MR ¥ honest analyes of 1 B | e i coreulation ¢ 2 matistica are 2 afou owner” of a sion, it would become more difficult Pittsburgh s 86 Taris, it is our own fault. We have| The Parisian blood fares forth on iy, mountain and he was buried in . S ity This insures pro- F t dF St. Louis S been suckers and are paying the|the leafy boulevards with a new | o i Donald i s A who was also in- | o maintain a quorum, which would : Senfausl L L e 7 wreckage(§e A ycompan on RDona Gon ngsines cre i : 4 22l R i, e acts an ANCICS :<ingion e e | price and reaping the whirlwind the |Sartorial conceit these days. HIS|yfc Ller was thrown clear and found adcerisera ! N nonmons ROy o encanRel he U eation [ Sucker sows wherever he goes shirt. collar, handkerchie{ and DOW | hjg way to lead searching parties. made in the race the London treaty. In view of the The duality of prices, aimed tie are of the same material. His | Goldsborough lay unconscious, The Herald fa smie dally tn New ck racket. t Boston ex-mer- | possibilities for mischief through By Robert Quillen | e most solely at Americans, for th: | clothing material s of vertical strio- | iiicq down, for 18 hours befors Tork st Howliags Newmtand, Times b o et iiuaiolo e momination ih L Dre R | Fritish will not stand the gaff, in ta | ©d patterns and his lapel flower 18 | yoine found. Square, S hults's Newsstand, It isn't famuliarity t breeds 3 big dressmaking establishments «s|? huge red or white rose. The hat is| yiig stepmother, Mrs. Gertrude farmers. unaccustomed to questions as public vs. private oper- | up a bit; and these perhaps are in oews published Grand . itad Street. He t back to Boston; sel ident has withdra®n the | contempt for righteousnes: well as almost every other shop in Pulled well down on the head but|ggidsborough, came here on receiv- . 2 $45 585, and turn- | nomination of R. M. Jones of R the city, offers the most impertinent | N0t at an angle. His shoes are very |ing word of the crash SR lerstate Com.| Pension: Giving the man a dim: li-jacking ever devised. Coupled Pointed patent leather with, cloth| Brice Goldsborough. his father, f0r arnica after he saves your purse with this is the thieving concierge | UPPe | was lost in “The Dawn.” Mrs. Fran- = = system in American patronized ho- | v ces Grayson's plane, somewhers At ie caiarc e i freelitrane 3 tels | It is quite childish, I suppose, to |over the Atlantic on a flight to New- : OUR SAVINGS ACGOUNTS Taled! means: OTibelleyeishelst anmb ! We who are visiting firemen ar>|leave Paris in a pout, for of all|foundland in December, 1927, for & 1 ave nothing to i itnimetal 1t e vuih it coolomints hank|| €HoUSBALS fall for this not so dull wa are not perfectly fcities over here I love and admire it | proposed hop to Europe. S G Pl Eetsfinn o i i - conscious France has its majority | most. Yet it seems to me something quick a 0 ma ey | strongly, en making their deduction. Whether Morrow is wet or dry, a who ay high in integrity and cul- | should be done to save it from it- | ySE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS \e state of the nation. man who can get nominated for ture. But most of us have reached self. I am fully determined that I am e pon the rease or decrease of $44.000 can t 3 merce Commission aim to he bishops. each the Senate a iot Y a point where we would like to meet | never coming to Paris again—that is | ANY PRICE TO GET IT cavings bank deposits. They must |about thrift some of them instead of the rapa- [to sav, not again this summer. | QULSTIONS ANSWERED cious rascals that tradesmen and (Copyright, 1930, McNaught | to any | hotel keopers fling in our teeth Syndicate, Inc.) | | | = the ™ Mollentregir prove somethin j is no en New Haven rallroad, the.t e erheniire ist what You can get an answer £ Kihie e N § question of fact or information by | Multiply this personal incident of e THE s to obtain a t tatior 1 by < deposits writing to the Question Editor, New | the morning by a full score daily |+ 0 . f ) uestion Editor, L ‘ . Grand Duke’s Cousi New tra : : X Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, |and you have a fair idca. 4 suit o s Dles T ) FOe . 'S DUS 1yny New York avenue, Washing. | clothes was to be dclivercd to ny In Poverty at Hospital hesitancy and threatens 7 ; ”‘,\(n d,m"' ton, D. C. enclosing two cents in |hetel room. At 20 minute intervals| Paris, July 17 (#—Lieut. General et ¥ TIMES 3 ytamps for reply. Medical, legal and |three door-pounding ruffia on: | Constantin de Brummer, once a go ir gear soon again, that i marital advice cannot be given, nor With vest. another th coat and shining light in the Czar of Rus- vings bank deposits have been in- 9 can extended research be under- Still another with pantaloons—up:ct sia’s court, died last night in a pub- COMPANY nsiderable number of 15 0N 0D s ORS IS {aken. All other questions will re- |the household, mercly to get three lic hospital here after years of pov- g CEive s (mersonali renlya Unalgued ne |itinsiinsteadion ang erty in Paris, during which time he quests cannot be answered. All let- If this trifling incident were not a |served as night watchman in a ga- part of the studied organized petty rage, and, more recently, an invoice T i are confidential.—Editor. . e e Dots the. state of Washing. | Danditry it would el 240 MAIN STREET will consist in pushing six-inch guns Q- Docs the state of Was (’H,‘“ here. But it is. No IFrenchman He was an aid-de-camp and dcwn the throat of the Senate ¥ : “" "”“' S A0 | ould suffer .. and the most hop:- cousin of the late Grand Duke Nich- I oad poraticn, & b B Crea ] e lLatest figures show that |fu! slgn that Americans are not olas. He was 73 years old. created by the another the situation has been most The most plausible explanation :s Lates gures ha a on has 2430,000 acres: |80Ing to suffer it much longer is S | 5 18170 a satis \ that the gods on Olympus think this % os! has 2.4 P ¥at Paris shops have not heen 0 | BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT wln Be Open 2 kg tes 58,000 acres and or- G a Democratic administration, 00 e R R idle or hotels so desolated in many Londen, July 17 UP—The weekly | Sn e e G R e e statement of the Bank of England | ‘d - P I ve o e it al the contimetat siticn snome e tonowns oney || Friday Evenings | bady will invent a way ked time in others. i S o s an item which shows In one e RS S Paris. of all o risk noth heir own mon % : almost wholly dependent upun pounds: Total reserve decreased, 1,- h Shenns teurists for ial well beinz. 531.000; circulation increased, 1.- Till I France a can get aloug 317,000: bullion decreased 214.00 s sty thout us. but Paris cannot. A lother securities increased, 433,000 Ta s what . g s r 2 Savitng s 9 sk ainy da i W sccond-rate hotel in Paris now has public deposits increased, 1,132,00 9:00 Oclock i £ broug'it oMt tariff as high as a first-class hotl other deposits decreased, 677,000; Greek S ey i i r ta America from Europe are Englich | G R e in New York, wit the ab- notes reserve decreased. 1.546,00 5 B materially SPATTOWE, starlings and Nordics Bank failures numbered 551 | pointments or iences. And 2o government securities increased, 1- || And Wil Close was adamant 2 O berdr [ty USRI S ading June 30, 1429, |1t goes, 570,000 : z o 2 figures for building The proportion of the hank's re- AR elgionmhalith evireall i A gr n associations showed 23 In the davs of the tempestuous serve to liability this week is 44.37 Saturdays s : > ; as not religion that isn't too religio g 90 Pennet Paris Herald was wont per cent compared with 45.88 a = ; expression red |to tweak the Fre for any slighit week ago. Rate of discount 3 per 1S hat i 2L 7 \erican visitors. But tod1y cent. tape origina oward American visitor at because th i tom of fying i seems to me to have become a — | with t Federal Gov- 3 : : : . legal and official documents with teadying organ of Franco-phile, | Tha nation's vacation industry 6'00P M Beraroadl Gorne nment are northern. S a ballvhoo for the drinking a doos a $3.000,000,000 a year busi- 5 o . i i A ot olla e ! sadorial sct nd-bill f0r jecs as much as the iron and stesl You can teil the great at oo, it e \diz > t 2 tes who dispo: r & " Motor 44 N. Capi- g ——— polis, Indiana c—I'm pretty mad A is Sir Harry Lauder? iy EAdlne in ihe CAN YOU SWIM? ! Sir b AU m r 1t a puppy, kitten or the infant progeny of almost any member of the 59 years old o nental about the lert animel kingdom is put into deep water for the first time, it immediately ) appoints the governor of Dol sister, or maybe it is the one beging to swim. Only mznkind has to learn how. Swimming is an accom- plifhment tha: ecery boy and girl, every man and woman ought to acquire. X s : Our Washington Buresu has ready for you a comprehensive bulletin on the road in t A 1 t withdrew substan-| ; president ¢ United | who is always headlined as having LEARNING TO SWIM that will be of help in acquiring the act e s er ko ke ows | B0 States with the advise and consent '“a winning streak” at the gaming The bulletin begins with proper breathing and sequiring confidence, A 45 & o . what et sennin I tables of Le Touquet or Monte Carlo takes up the various strokex and gives drilla in them before entering the ich a substantia ts upon re gcod for thein T water, and has a sectien on diving. Fill out the coupon below and send for it: companies. The man who put over ng to pay & n lar n rs of savings Ofnized by genius. the right. An) ¢ it is the one 1 At best the Dolly sisters are a pa.r Hone 4 i AE Y H - of mediocre and outmoded dancers = ===l el b= CCTPS GOURONE M ER F/ Ml | e -1 Ik to help the dairymen. It e ° = i ok B SWIMMING EDITOR Washington Bureau, New Britain Herald s ROSmorSeTERLeapl At Ve 0T S tiC ] 1322 New York Avenue. Washington, D. I womanhood abread than palm- I want a copy of the bulletin LEARNING TO SWIM and enclose here- \ing cervants of Paris are repres with five cents ia cein, or uncancelled U. S. postage stamps, to cover ntative of the good people of return postage and handling c ifea worth borrowing. Som n.ust be d to help Ame growers he castor oil bea of the funds there deposit- 4 t France. You see, America must this is done often enoug - NAME cruisars than England I know a culturcd man and his 1y cultired wifel wiho | ihave STREET AND NUMBER ....... ved for 15 years to spend a year CITY SR iving the artistic beauty and ar- Correct this sentence: “Wi i . £ 1 am a reader of the New Britain He o Senenien 3 : A 1 sixteen. hitectural triumphs of France. They ik i e I first million.” said the Wha 5 ; live frugally in a skylit flat of an U U S N S ——— have fewer so Australia won ) nan v does the iild any to give England more word i Fnglish 1 devote myself to 1 A. It sa loca or some- DICTATORSHIP IN GERMANY e the s . avmer thing that may be rown with force, as a block e v ville Folls ven 25 Years Ago Today sovrm roiees o' in i “c5uiTcAsE’ S1MPsoN (WHOSE FEET ARE THE LARGEST IN (17 A Al THE WHOLE TOWNSHIP) HAS A GOOD BUSINESS HEAD. Orleans which et over a No actien on S cliff, north of Virginia, to make down uestion taken at ESCAPING ANOTHER REBUKI BroalAint Hoover Colen : being withdrawn October 2 g ne persons, be little doubt council meeting last evening A I e e s ey ndustry would| The heavy storm yesterda . G How loldl sl ihaacien ot noon which broke the heat geometry? cauxed considerable damage 10 gar-| A, The their savings accounts and | dans ¢ on or 8o of citizens ancient Greeks developed e crude heginning cometry ut the operation| Practically all of it i ek city have agreed to clese o N Alen i e The fir aftgrnoons during the immer comprehensive a e Uaternailc monthe mpt to exhi propositions ting industry.” would hstantial sums from sav- The ann ing of - geometry ich a sequence, which = e e boom which led up to porators o Savings Bank of has come down is‘one of the Britain wan held yest ¥ famous book 1 literature, t rectors were re-elected lements of Euclid of dar One case of t s work consis book The government requires 2 ra en another of his actor of speculation. RBritain's aftermath 5 first six and t three of which levies i er 1o make 1 1g turned down by Fortunat=ly the savings banks in Fourth are devoted to pla and solid The meeting of the commor Zeometry respective cil last evening was the bu Q. Was Stonewa ckson killed sion in months. Petition: by his own men creases in i i guished career in the army, 1ich to gamble in the stock market | ings took up over three hou s e N pos - LCHeR : h ane : 3 e ash there svas another on politica ound 2 ) t em- rotr ffected sa deposits meet. Poli s v nate New England did not suffer from the necessa 5 i eneral Jadwin has had a dis- depositors withdrawing money with German system 1 r connection with engineer much as happened in some other| Under the new automobils & the guns of his own men who fired cach motorist will be allotted ey R el tain number. The markers o5 PR FiEn i St htand Cant T el the revenues spent by i s 2 e has Tetond for : lespread even in Lhis | ps obtainable for several 7 i Capt. Leigh ment carries the responsibility f. ind t isdiction | sections of the country, but the ded in lifting m from ground municipalitis yet . s views on water- : tes. It was nothing — o e e trol over t 1 his 18 power developments d 2 leposit to subtract a 06 . the dangerous condition that Mr. those of the power interests; he op- substanti of their savings and servations Q. How can du dusters he (AT s el ity D O e oy Gep st Som e T WLy Gl [Ty e e 15 as if 43 r states Muscle Shoals, for which a majority | broker's office, there to doubie the n e eather into'a mixture o {iwo) tableapoonfuls varfous s could initiate | of the Sena he also money in a hurry ur perhaps not e of linseed or vegetable oil and a Washington, July 17.—Forecast pint of gasoline or henzine. The : - = & i for Southern New England Fair cloths should be hung outdoors in and look to the Washington govern- | Falls of the Potomac, near Wash- | first time in 20 years. resulted In & tonight and Friday; not much |the shade to drs re then ready ment to pay for them. The result ington, for a national park, saying reduction in savings deposits in | change in temperature; moderate for use. . could easily be imagined it should be used for a private pow- every section of the country except |nOrthwest wind Q. Where is the Gate of Tears? Forecast for Eastern New York A. A strait between the Rad Sea e : " Fair and slightly warmer tonight. and the Arabian Guif. It is the the president of the republic, in fac- critical of the Boulder Dam project. ' the couniry where deposits remained | rpiday increasing cloudines varieus cos public improvements | opposed u o o ATk P i s i, e (s Under the Weimar constitution er development; he also has heen in New England, the only section of prob- scene of many shipwrecks, ing an emergency of any kind nator Couzens, making the as high as the year before. ably followed by local nder| @, How old is King' Carol ‘of L s s yvinioal dielatsrtint President acquainted with senatorial | Maintenance of savings bank de- |showers in south and central por- | Roumania? tions; moderate winds, mostly south A. He was born October 15 : west and south. 1593, clause the functions of the Reichstag Power (ommission with such mark- | therefore indicates that the rank | forecast for New Haven Q. How much did the Statue of emergency is passed. Under this opposition to a chairman of the posils at an even level at this time could be nbregated until the budge! ed privaie power views, induced the 2 file ie tending to bhe cautious | vicinity Fair tonight o lLiberty in Ne York Harbor cost creasing cloudincss the United State Conditions I A. It wasa present to the people over the South Atlanti of the United States from the pf‘om,{ that a majority of | of savings deposits is not the nced | gisturbance is developing over Min- | of France. and taxing plan is put throuzh. | President not to send in the nomina. and that it is holding to its money That. perhaps, is one way of getting | tion to th corvineing ‘he to await better times. The chief foe