New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1930, Page 15

~- . " Rock-bottom THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1930. 15 LOW GRAIN PRICES ASIST IN CRISIS Storage Probiem Possibly Solved by Heavy Supply | Man, July 31 (P— grain prices brought | hope today. of salyation from an| mpending grain-storage cri n anada. | Stores are piled higher in grain | 1s than they were a vear ago, and . far greater crop is in the offing, but grain men believe wheat prices, lowest in 17 years, may prod over- seas buvers into action. Unless greater export demand | comes soon and is sustaine¥, repe- tition of last year's grain tie-up in the is threatened. Lakehead | elevators are filled to almost the | same level as a vear ago. Last fall | both the Canadian National and the Canadian Pacific railways put into| effect an embargo goain | movement to ad bins. | t cash wheat is sell- | Ing for less than 90 cents per bush- | el However, not only the wheat| vield, forecast as some 100,000,000 | bushels larger than last year, is! causing the storage worry. Barley and oats crops are expected to be | much larger than in 1920. Rye and | barley stocks at the head of the 12 are more than three times as as twelve mor | WHITE WOMAN BACK VISITED SAVAGES New Ireland Strange Land of “Never Worry” Winnipeg. | nies, but from of living. you 1 to one who knows | few pounds | to New Treland for It is a lon coast of mark plored art of the Bis- Archipelago 1d an unex almost part of the v Guinea Land of 1 health sanitorium, 2 because re is no primeval province of prohi- because nobody there | ard of liquor Adopted By Tribesmen At the vi 80 miles inland 1'de be d with whoo of The Melanesians would need ce to determi tribe of white | ), man who left agé. With the to-! 1y a brand new ad food enouz ter trat you'd | a rich tribes. ave 1o worry Hort: 11 assure you tt ulty in uwn.ng} balistically inclin- there was noth- in the fact that €1 savages. an ing very rema altimore but Dr. Powderm in five vears | . first expedition to study t ves of New Irel The work was dene under the auspices of the Aus- | an herself, hat any he black-eved enthnusiasm rding her bro kinned friends tant iland ourtship Conaucted By Magic “Theirs 13 where divorces are granted merely Warner Bros. TRAND| STARTS SUNDAY America’s Dancing Daughter The Picture That Has Everything Romance, frorgeous, Clothes, | name, or even enter civilization | by refunding the dowry, where women already have gained equal- ity with men, where courtship and almost everything else is accom- plished by magic, and where there i3 no religion in the sense of wor-| ship of a deity. “It is a world virtually without | time, but years means nothing, and | age is only comparative. Everything | 15 accepted with perfect equanimity. The people are brave and do not fear death, although to means éternal oblivion.” After carefifl study to determine where in the world was the least- known tribe of savages, Dr. Powder- maker selected New_ Ireland. an is- land 260 miles in length and about 20 miles wide, with a mountain range through the center them it | Landed | alone with her luggage at the sel- | dom-used wharf, she made her way, with hired natives, to a village 80 miles in the interior. There, when she made known her intention of living among them, she was the object of a con osity and not a little mistru she won the confidence of the w en by fondling their babies: with the aid of an interpreter frankly told the old men of the tribe that she was there to learn of their life and custo! to observe their rites and dances and to learn all their secrets that could be divulged. It was a bold move, but it work- ed. “The tered than anything else, said Miss built me a th roofed two-room house with a raised floor—an almost unheard- of Melanesian luxury. 1 went in with $50 worth of tobacco. and for V n months I lived there T w the most important person in all the country ~ “Even from the first, T seemed to be perfectly safe. Apparently. they regarded me not as a woman, but {only as a white person. I was al- lowed at masculine feasts and rite where native women were taboo.” No Longer Cannibals Cannibalism has died out among | the island inhabltants, she found, as savages were more flat-| ! a result of the orders against war- | ued t te off The never ate anyone except their e the younger adults “long At feasts story-tellers still smack their and sigh for the “good old da can remember th mediately to the an when she donned s of bright red and white material She had a re- cording machine for.. the native music which accompanies the two and three-day ceremonies of danc- ing and fe. Several times officials )hr to \hox them ribe. was difficult to refuse. she said, “but after all, anthropologists are not supposed to introduce new elements of ‘culture’. Besides they might have been shocked.” The Melanesians' strange mozal standards are rigidly upheld, Mis Powdermaker said. . No man is allowed, for instance, to speak to his mother-in-law, mention her e same room with her. Both polygamy and poly- andry are practiced in the villages and tribes, but not in the same fam The old men have supre control in political affairs, but it A Vo asks the mother of his her daughter's hand, the mother with rings of shel ve currency vorce at any time by repaying this purchase price Crimes of Passion Unknown The tribe is divided into two totem 6 re‘e"'an\a 0{ one society choose a wife 'rD other or he faces life-long di Disho! is practically un- known amongz st men aid in every- thing from the hunting of {10 the deaths of enem espec a young mar about 12 years old, decides on a prospective wife, he goes to a ma- has him throw a spell in the direction of men of fallible they ma Both sexes garb t in loin cloths, she ted, tribes generally are very healthy k\\| iy miles of jungle \’a be had for the clearing, is ‘Warner Bros. | EMBASSY o Riots Follow Foothall Game in Buenos Aires Buenos Aires, July 31 (#—In these parts they take their foot- ball seriously. All Argentina was intensely in- terested in the Argentine u- guayan soccer football match at Montevideo yesterday for the championship of the world. 1guay wen, and t night the strong feeling of the local fans caused minor riots which ended with the stoning of the Uruguayan consulate. Sarlier a number of groups had paraded the streets, and when they reached the plant of La Critica, which had bulletinen tk results, supporters of the two groups clashed, with some shots being fired Police found no cas- ualties after they dispersed the savages' only evidences of culture are their melodious music, elaborate carving and weaving. They offer up no prayers to sun, moon or fire, but believe in ghosts and the magic of their medicine men. ENGLISH OFFICER Helen Guthrie Engaged to Otta- wa Aide-De-Camp Ottawa, July 31 (A—For the third time in three vears an aide-de-camp Rideau Hall, of Can- ada’s governor-general. has won the residence art of a Canadian girl The engagement is 2 nced of Helen, tall and fair daughter of| Hon. Hugh Guthrie and Mrs. Guth- rie of Guelph and Ottawa, to ( tain Victor Blundell, of the Scot Guar, Captain Blundell came to aide-de- | “Ma 2 f Ottawa mar- ried Viscy ard ebr “aptain Derek wing Magch. Both came from s at the *“Canadln White House [TALIAN DEMOGRATS T0 JOIN STATE UNIT : | Plans for Local Club Tabled in Favor | | of Union With Feceration—Mem- bership Blanks Circulated. Because New Haven Italian dem- ocrats are a federation of political s to extend through the state, | n advanced |0‘ he local Italian democrats by Jos- eph Bianca, one of the leaders, will be tabled and the club will affiliate with ization pro- ro Dizna of for permanent orgagi- - place August For sever rary offic Forest Work Camp to Be Started by State cedfthat s forestixio p believed to I its kind will be condy | operation with Austin | age or older will | no private ownership of land The | Forest state forester. Men of 18 years of employed in cut- ting out fire lines, r ing er rust control wor work. The cost gf divided hetween the Con nd Park assoc rtment SEER MARRIAGE LICENSES Applications for marriage | were received today from J and theTSteppe of 42 Broad street, and S M. Urban of 42 Broad st and frem Joseph B. Stanfanski of 247 Washington street and Sophie V Grzyb of 125 Broad street TODAY 1:30 to 11:00 DOUBLE FEATURE A lively story that explains the good and bad in youth’s new code of morals — GRANT WITHERS SUE CAROL The King of the Saddle "SONG of the CABALLERO' AYNARD Speed — Thrills — Romance — Everything — Even “If” — COMING GARY COOPER in ATURDAY “A MAN FROM WYOMING” | Byron in | romance now showing at the Strand | thedtre, | when she meets hi WINS CANADIAN cleaning wood | [T '|liI:2. Unless otherwise indicated. theatrical notices and reviews in this colump are writien by press agencies for the respective amusement company. l AT THE STRAND Recognized as one of the most versatile actresses in Hollywood Lois Moran, co-featured with Walter “Not Damaged,” Movietrg'¢ with five acts of vaudeville, has ample opportunity to display her talent in this picture Miss Moran is seen first as a clerk in a big New York department store She thinks she is in love with Rob- ert Ames, who plays the part of the store's r In walks ome vo select itten w tuously ' charms. his advances, but quite in at a party tr later finds him ore employes give, Chandler Sprague directed. Harold Atteridge wrote the dialog and Frank Gay from Ric story. Bob Nel vy comedy a minute man in person Lester & Trving Trio in their ori- ginal double life. Marrison Evans in “More Fun Than E 3 Barns and Co. presents t fun in rolling along. Milton Don c of singing, every Repmt Ranlmad Has Acquired New Heldin, New York 31 (P— ported in Wa toda:- t R ore & Ohio railroad had ac- quired control ol the ( ton railroad, a 1.00 serving the te ¢ from south and south to St. Louis and Purchase $100.000,000 valued at in thé hands of re- was said to have ed thron 0 had turned o - for the Baltimore & Ohio a ma- jerity of the ponds of the Chicago & Alton George M. Shriver. senior Viee dent of the Baltimore & Ohid. declined to comment on the report and Daniel Willard , could not be reached ceivers sine Goodwood | —Brown Jack owned Wernher won the famous Goodwood cup today b res opened October January tracts: Octot 12.48 fay Archduke Leopold May Sue Family for Damages (P—A letter pub- | Leopold, now grand larce Leopold Last Chance h Pm Tax Will Be Given Tonight The of £ of Col orestry ion Proposed FIRE DESTROYS HOUSE Winst today dest Colehrook The PLAYING— The Most Baffiing Murder Mistery Picture Ever TFilmed “The Bishop Murder Case’ h LEILA HYAMS Co-Teaturs Come in and Learn from EDMUND LOWE —about— 'Thls Tnmg Called Love” Selected Sound Shorts —NOW WHOOPEE MINDED MEN! and jazz mad wom- en try the pace that's sweet honey but not to dependable. A nd Y X just as Gwen 3 Stewart faced des- pair she learned that men aren't nearly as black as some believe. ON THE STAGE Select AUDEVILL Featuring BOB NELSON Of Many Broadway Musical Comedy Successes Milton Douglas Co. In Everything But Drama Lester and Erving Trio In Their Original Double Lift Morrison and Fvans in “More Fun (OVII‘\(, \L Dfl JOAN CRAWFORD in STRAND TODAY, FRI and SAT. ‘OUR BLUSHING BRIDES' 'STRAND KIDDIES REV LOIS MORAN WALTER BYRON ROBERT AMES Courtney CO‘v‘[I\(. SOON —The— |Drives Past op Sign, Meets Trouble Aplenty Wk Fr street, Myrtle stre Southington ank A 47, of West sted him on drove into et with hout the houlevard stop eet about 9:20 o'clock this fore- noon, difficulty th Officer D the corner, he beca involved in more bearing the he had bargained for. than himself d Dot s hing |found to be complaints having Southinztor Presenting a Most Unusual PHILANDER KNOX SOUGHT Washingtor July (#—Phil- . Knox. 40. son of the late tor Knox of Pennsylvania, was r in police court today to swer a charge of passing a worth- less check Knox was sted last night on nt of P. N. Childs, Washing- o claims the defendant gave es¢ check for $279 in motor boat engine August Sale of Shoes 53.85 and $5, 85 THE $6.00 TO $10.50 GRADES The best Au The' popular sty wide selections. Plenty of whites Opera pumps and strap pumps. st offering the Vogue Shoe Shop ev s and colorings, in guantitie presented. s large enough for black and white, beige and brown, too. Ties in many variations. Patent leather and kidskins in black or hrown Novelty pumps of unusual quality. Sizes 3 to 9 — AAtoD Substantial Reductions in All Children’s and Misses’ Shoes The VOGUE SHOE sHoP 236 MAIN STREET OPP. THE MONUMENT 3 GEO’EPMY DIVISION OF Firsy NATIONAL STORES .« 3 3 (7 ‘\\\\&\&‘ Here is the dou ghnui that is made fresh dzily in cur new idartford Bakery, for saie at ail our stores this week at anexcep- tionally low price. They are made from tke finest doughnut fiour known to modern bakers. They are as light and fluffy as cake, frece from that greasy taste. Ask for them today at your necarest Economy Store.