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

6 " NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1930. New Britain Heral HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Bri Connecticut Issued Dally (Bunday Excepted) At Herald Bldg., 67 Church Street SUBSCRIPTION RATES & Year 31.00 Three Months 75c. & Month Entered at the Post Office at New Britaln as Becond Clam Mall Mat sing medim s and pres Member of the Aseocinted Press d Prees is exciumvely en- to the nse for re-pu credited to it o in paper anc The itied all oe credited sewe © also Member Aadit Bureau of Circalation zation ad analyas of i (caitare THE EARTHQUARE THE AND RAILROAD'S PUBLIC New 1 PARK USE The ow theless railroad compa its buses when ing. Every little bit A TOO-RICH CITY Dispatches from that t ma is the ri for its size— underground. The fab ma oil fields around Oklahoma C fnolcate Ok lous Oklaho- city are en- tering the domains of the city proper and oil wells are protrudi parks, playgrou and back Geologists say swimming on a sea of oil The compli jons are mighty oil field is a for everyone knows dangerous area. Suppose, in stance, lightning strikes in the city of oil wells? Or somebody carelessly drops a cigaret at the wrong pl Or a spark from the ignition of ar automobile or truck causes a fire? Or a fire breaks out near one of the gushers? It may be a case of moving Okla- | homa City or doing away with the | The lat- | co oil wells within its borders. ter seems t sensible e more THE WAY TO FINANCE BETTER DIRT ROADS conscious of te withou « expended of mo highways main al Road Improve- forward offici dollar for dollar for dirt road ded pr state’s appropri- ery sorry over 1t confident West P. about ac prices for WRITING BACK TO MAIN OFFICE, The Trading Corpora 00 a hase of American goods for thc That is undisputed of American firms have the sale of goods to the corporation. Its credit seems to be good; indeed, it usually pays in lcash. Amto on spends 31 n th pur Ru and plent year ian Soviet profited from ——————— i ressional Reds, with Repre- Hamilton Fish of has been The committee in- vestigating con, the sentative New, York as chairman, trying to determine a propaganda trading organization. Amtorg declare that with Moscow is that provide the money whether Amtorg is in ality institution ra than a Officials of link ians h It will be the committee's to that Amtorg’s R with W American supplies are function discover whether covers all or a part of One point need not and th is th the person: identified with Amtorg time, at probably ke various observations about the nerican scene in their communica- dquarters an gove “STAG 'RED LIGHTS" took 1 in the metropolis a long t discover a means to alley company ather le line of the < the route will be changed to extend ulevard to Plain- d it is not too h would be shorte h to expect, too, that the trolley to Merider exy from Plainville Soutk sundry be ing through other towns, likewise would hanged to buses This undoubtedly is the outlook for the future. The trolley company, like most other trolley companies. | has no money to spend on extensive Xrepalrs of tracks. If it be true, as take up much | officials at City Hall have already stated, that the public prefers the faster riding in buses, then the trol- | ley companies in the future, if they | | the trend of the times, | ange to the buses with alacrity. uth o tell, they have been doing this with considerable speed of late realize years. Factsand Fancies ROBERT QUILLEN ever does come back. least discover whether truth By busine shall at told 1t Dar the manufacturers shouldn on the replaceme car is junked i, too. t keeps a bronze om looking t n e ch followers: W 10 be slaves with- men without hooch? voung M. D. do n he can put on by ten when you're on a de- umps are clay instead c strip is easy think up troubles to keep it fun g a town anism: Making a very mod- vour own business other fellow to eat T member that is a man whose one co man Cainlae o serve n office the Observations On Thffi Keallxer | winds to lower Lake cratures ey and ons favor for tnis vi showers follomed ather and not m mperature Temperatures yesterd 70 Buffalo Chicago Denver 64 Hatteras L.os Ang M les 58 78 66 60 T4 87 73 66 76 45 13 53 eapolis Nantucket . Nashville New Haven New Orleans New York Norfolk, Va Northfield, Vt Pittsburgh Portland, Louis Washington SHOT IN CRAP GAME New Haven, July Smith, 29, of North F in the chest last night Me. St. I en was shot in an argu- | ber of strong at QUESTIONS ANSWERED You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, | 1322 New York avenue, Washing- | ton, D. C. enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and rital advice cansot be given, nor can extended research be under- taken. All other questions will re- ceive & personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot be answered. All let- ters are confidential.—Editor. 24 — Just as Sam- ist, was the typi- cal Londoner so is The Strand the city's typical street. It is ugly, nar- row, harsh. And yet somehow we all fall under its spell. Like Broad- way it is despised and reviled but re another cross-roads of the London, July uel Pepys, the di of the en escapes be a part of Strand to me is One minute its crowded n you its s Q. What is the definition of the may A Eith 1 1 tables; mber or onion P ay s, the flowers brooding d for pre- serv egar for v such as a cu- h has been word comes from m Adelphi Terr mong of Covent Garden or in t E: street promenade for Americans. the Savoy and and the- the Gaiety, tend to cof ise the district. True Lon- a yokel lane always ay 0j0 Spanish i mean? Nore like on it an evening out t and. ng 1 idled it Char- tation in a walk along the fascinate me. toe of expect- o on tip nder the swa ong ed 1i clair e. At No. 2 Robert s Hood All in No. 4 so a tablet ed No. 2, James s birtt day is g ¢ the press pretty face, boy who helps a d chatted be- he Pr printers nter's Dev were old Lo ce t £loomy ed with a supe It is only the relic W no col hill Whitehall i, an the ots, hout coming down Charing Cross to zed my wife and with her. hoo!" which Juse pedestrians ihe from I recog those of us ac- aring with t of Amer- raction with e. or an as r profession, how addressed r to address her picuous {opper. Yet forma- spent for and ask- doorBel |uestions ters here do not from e - news- of the 18 vobiset day “Veritas Vinci and “Ar year of ou with you; Q Who “Wh phrase tis folly A poem verse re & ap- D Astor of the indoor sports is a Jiness fao swif e portable themselves forensically of their pet grievances One while I was there was “laying out” Premier MacDonald and took a shot at the United States with: “H'america, what is she doin?” I am cabling this evening to find out now that my curiosity is so aroused. Tt is no easy trick to get lemon- ade unbottled in London but with the usual flair for solving problems that do not matter I have found a way. One asks for a “lemon squash.” They bring you a lemon cut in halves, a bucket of ice, a lemon squeezer, spoon, Sugar, straws — in fact everything but a passport and you make it yourself. I not only made lemonade but removed ink stains from my finger with the rinds. At breakfast this morning in one of the hurry up places on Jermyn street the waitresg seemed surpris- ed at my heavy order. I got and de- voured part of it but the rest never came although I waited and waited. I don't know what happened unless ‘Eat one of our shop in Cheapsid and you'll American sandwiches never eat another.” (Copyright, 1930, McNaught cate, Inc.) COMMUNICATED Wants Park Board to Name All Parks I‘Eemor of the Herald: | | Sydi- The discussion of park names ig pertinent and interesting. Obviously, those of foreign birthg | who offered their wealth and lives | to aid this country deserve recogni- | tion. It is my opinion they have had and are having it. Counties and | cities, rivers and lakes, and multi- | tudes of streets have been named | tor them. | When people of diverse national | extractions in cosmopolitan cities like New Britain undertake to change | established park names or introduce | names for new ones, they are liable | to breed troubles and complications. So far, in New Britain, but two or | three racial groups have agitated; | but there is reason to believe that other elements will clamor for at- tention. If all are recognized, then * will be sure to follow the claims that some heroes have had larger and more prominent parks named for them than other just as deserving. This 1 have seen happen elsewhere, With few exceptions, our parks have names easily pronounced and in Kkeeping with their localities. Stanley, park and Willow Brook park, for ex« ample, are easily recognized and lo« cated by any persons at all acquaint« ed with the history and geegraphy |of New Britain. Let the naming of | parks be left to the park board. Then the fear of losing vates will not enter of excite-! they figured 1 had eaten enough. Commercial candor in a little The NEW BRITAIN HERALD NOW DELIVERED AT THE SHORE DAILY The HERALD will be delivered on the same night The HERALD will be for sale at the following dealers: WATSON’S DRUG STORE, Saybrook, Conn. PARKER’S STORE, Saybrook Manor, Conn. P. L. BILLINGHAM’S STORE, Steven’s Cor- ner, Westbrook, Conn. HUBBARD’S STORE, Clinton Beach. AUSTIN STORE, Beach Park, Clinton, Conn. M. E. AUSTIN, Clinton, Conn. J.M. GOLDHAMER’S STORE, Madison, Conn. MONROE’S DRUG STORE, Guilford, Conn. !m\o it. STAND PAT. of issue at the shore. — T AND SHADOW the davs of the i inventors acientists haie heen at work to perfect p in motion. Far back in the 'sC's m of sclence were &t worl on what has developed into our modern mo 4 talking pictures. And the art ng and very ureau of 4 in printed fo esting bul Story on Pictures—a of the velopmen! answers 10 the menv questions you hava lopmenr of the marvels of flm photograr nd for it Since Mo == o= e —— =~ (CLIP COUPON HERE == == w= o —1 EDITOR, W Bureau, New Br w Tork Ave Washington, D. ( ¥ of tha bulletin THE STORT OF MOTION PICTURES and herswith fiva cents in coin or U. S stamps to cover ain Herald, STREET AND NUMBER cITY ETATE l he New Britain Heral e i e S i) W el ~ e 3 s * Toonerville Folks in A.\Ia_'r which the is by ed States? e oridi=ololho By Fontaine Fox PATHETIC FIGURES— THE KID WHO STARTED “BEEFING™ RIGHT AWAY WHEN HIS MA WANTED TO SEND HIM ON At ceived prize 25 Yea The 7rsr Ag; foday | wort Keni hirt waist d its club rooms for members ghis of hold their ann St. Patrick will 1 excursion to Savin | | company of a certificate of retary of The 2 New Britair organizatio state Fred Beloin has returned homs from upper New York state where he has had a successful three weeks' | campaign with his fleet pacer, “May Hathaway There is a possibility street may be macadam the state h act Commissioner Macdonald is ing here to interview Mayor Bassett Jennings and G es will open the Majestic theater about August 31 The management is booking a num- that East under tions. are with being the Buttonhole given a purchas There are Business M present time bouq by merchants of each cigar. 200 members s association in at the the QUEEN VISITS VIENNA Vienna, July 24 (P Queen Marie of Rumania, accompanied by her oldest daughter, Queen Marie of ment with William Weston, 35, also | Jugoslavia, and youngest daughter, of North Haven. furing a crap game. Weston fired four shots at Smith, | only one of which hit him. Both | men are negroes, | for a three days' visit | l Princess Ileana, arrived here today | The queen and her daughters are on their way to Germany. = AN _ERRAND / ) - \ \ ) - /