New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1930, Page 16

16 Long Range Weather Forecaster c»ays Hot and Dry Summer Ahead 1[]RE SEANMLS W Urges Complete Freedom for WALKER'S REGIVE ¥ Arouse leeku uus FRUSTR ATE ners Pfauntd {o Fire Ja and Kill Officers " PANAA CAVAL TINE SHAKEN Guake Does Litle Demage— I'rnax Populace Alarmed Also Runs Mountaineers Assemble To Hunt Vhssmg \\ oman nger one vere ot re- She became t panions she w The party, in Mrs. C. A. Ha ing to make the climb _guide. ly were most severe on the | side. HERTZ0G SPEAKS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1930. — Tree Sitter’s Manager Too Busy to Earn Living \\Mflrlx\ ry, July 31 (UP)—Lu- , manager of a group ON INDEPENDENCE : ause m Rum Running Cases 2 rs, arraignme duties did support South Alrican Nation ion of South Africa phasizing the ¢ of South faced city court not give ly told out here today because him gh time to support his wife. A warrant charging Nole with was sworn or Emil Hummel at the iton of Mrs. Nole after her he by the rn her support. WEXICO TO JOIN AMERIGA IN VAR Tarii Retaliation Urged, How- ever, by ROE OBSERVES FEAST OF SAINT §t. Ignatins of Loola Honored in Church Servicgs Secretary Jjoin of war counsels re- an tariffs \Portugal Aroused OQver High‘ e e Mrs. Edison May Choose Nation’s Brightest Girl West Orange, J., July 31 @ —There may be Mrs. Thomas A. Edison scholarship contest next ick “America's bright- CORK PRODUGERS PROTEST TARIFF Suggestion was made by some of the high school girls who help- ed entertain the 49 contestants for the Thomas A. Edison scholarshib that a similar offer be made to girls. D I U ly—May Ban Imports . July inventor's son, Charles was enthusiastic about the idea. *I think it's splendid,” he said. “I'll put 1! up to Mrs. ison immediate Edison g the new ion €o far has not || I is a move- | = Art Loving Fire Fighters Uproot Poison lvy Put On Venus de Milo Winona Lake, Ind., July 31 (& — | The fire department has come to lhe rescuP of the Venus De Milo, scheme to clothe the goddnss | statue in poison ivy has been thwarted. Mrs. Mary Schell Starr of Chicago, | summering here, holds the opinion ! that the statue, which has been a | tigure of artistic pride for 20 yea | should wear something. Yesterd near the fire departm | circumstance gave M to the bare re- Automo- t to suffer, conversant | istic | ““mmmmm biles In with view Stricken Areas nt circles that in- d for cork had raised e in 1914 of minister y reported at first ql!l service in the an carthquake g to be demo- ~ WORK ORGANIZED Mmme Reparts Progress i 31.—(P—Araldo Di public to Premier portunity to put her jdea into ac- | tion. Poison ivy was planted around the base of the statue. Mrs. Starr e | pressed the hope, according to the firemen, that the ivy grow and grow {until finally that ‘in shall be all covered up | ‘The firemen, who are really art | 1overs at heart. decided to foil the scheme. They did not v the ivy with their han turned the hose on it, Police Chief Fran | upholding the fireme: 1 i ‘xmer had becom { about the statue. K. with Billy, it's the chief co . |Dolan Under Arrest in Prohibition Violation go, July 31 (U Pi —_ Jol"n Dolan, f 1er New Giants' coach, who was 111\(!’«] from organized baseball by Commissioner - | tortes repor charged with violatin on laws. Federal dry agents, led len, zew deputy ad * | for this district, raided Dola ns Further shal\eup \\ ill Pacific Radmals Baned From Entry b\ \Ie\l(‘n Pnlxc" vent the es of four Poland %dopts Tanx Inc1eases to Ald I-alms LAWYERS LAY New Lond July 31 = noon 18 hole rou FOR BE RFS( LTS and low gross ov USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS tance. 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CFL a’l’est The World's Ales Se]lmg Insect Kb Be Y»Iade in Hub Pohu i\ I‘IIHT 1 (UP)— d when final score was dofals vor of Adkins Y COLLIDE rolley car Matthew Coast night club late last night, con- fiscated 12 cases of liquor, 50 bottles of beer and a quantity of win Delan and 5,000 Giants' outf e | Dem: to ts could he statue was moved to a location| , and the| rr an op-| ‘or 80,000 Tia st and arrested Dolan and six | = | DIVORC PARIS POLICE WILL PREVENT MEETINGS | Officers Bau Communist Opex Air Demonstrations L) Paris, July 31 (UP)—The govern- ® ment today ordered department’po- lice chiefs to mobilize patrols to prevent communist open air demon- ations and to maintain order es- pecially in the sections most serious- affected by the nation-wide strike workers protesting new & when the government or- dered police to prohibit open air meetings of communist processions in celebration of August First Day, which the ors have attempt- ed to second May Day.” The con st press exhorted the strilers to violence tomorrow, The seriousness of the opposition to the 1 and the workers' increases to meet emphasiz* St. Denis ick today. It of active unreat paralyzing tile indus- ognized in the Paris the metallury rs struck 60 per cent of the workers idle. The textile workers at Hasebrouch, after the s of . voted gher wages but de- ferred walking out until their em- ployers answered. T n existed In the Jower Scine and e dep Lewis! James T July and Mrs would have cele- brated the n wedding vermry in ¢ worked for the | 30 to in Ma- zn‘ air e accord report 1 DON'T ENVY YOU ON WASHDAY!1 THIS IS MARY'S SECOND DRESS TODAY... I'VE HEARD SO MUCH ABOUT RINSO— | MUST TRY IT OH, | DON'T MIND. I LET RINSO DO ALL THE WORK. IT SOAKS CLOTHES BRIGHTER THAN | CAN SCRUB THEM T Whlte PO ey these sa hg difference % tand lifdless, it st E SO—\P you u Y am to get T hday. If tHe the d 1O~k whi But Rins every time! Rinso soflk boiling. The te enougih. \ eans 2 8¢ v m suds are do thes clean ) clothes last longer! i e as ar al cup,Rmso goes t\H e R > Gt the BIG packees: pened 1o Jape”. 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