New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1930, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY MERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST New Britain Herald HERALD COMPANY New ecticut PUBL Britain. sHI LITTLE WHITE LIES" QUIT OPERATING BUSES WITHOUT CAUTION WILL BE A GOOD JOB ception of t new struct it is no hill wider than Main stra to order the soutt Probably Apeas: as no height of the bridge walk at Black Rock It is possible that muct de X The inevit- a car was approach- of ten feet or so ise him tapering to the 2 the other direction, where- driver proceeded to back into line at least two cars. No shoulder his way | the peril of at cidental regarding ~ruction of the approaches, esp | accident occurred, but it was due| to the drivers of the private ma- | chines, not to the public conveyance operator. The wri to have wrecked t big do so and could without damage to pas r was ensed enough e bus had his been ar enough and heavy enough to it have been done sengers, unquestionably others were h upset. bus drivers and transportation of a fare. Possibly it od plan for every very possible fare ghway. Then the buses POLITICS AS THE GUIDE delivers it This ¢ day or aft- s door. Consequently it ccies of comy have gone into o n done is just day of are not for themselves ic better. AN AVERAGE MENTAL TEST Wt fiappens when an autoist in a hurry passes an amber or a red light and there is no Joe Kennedy |around? Exactly mothing. He goes on his way and runs the ohance o | ng involved acdident. Yet potential trouble. H but he in an he is not entirely free from | elude the law at the point, has proved he possesses the | type of mentality that will get him | into dificulties sooner or later. The cautious driver—and they are not overwhelmingly in the | never drives against the and he exercises the same de- e of caution elsewhere along t foolish driver, who takes downtown, will also take points. And he is ultimately suffers the >r 15 involved in has been trying to rid of dgiver. tected in the downtown ever so often the He roads of this ery city cha or out on the road. He is of the He doesn't his color down- Facts and Fancies BY ROBERT QUILLEN 1 exception peli cians money And defeated in Waterbu Woman 7SVC7h;)7ol Ti'gstee Quits at Tobey Request Concord, N. H.,, Aug. 4 (P—The signation of Miss Jessie Doe oman trustees of the but three other trustees had not yet acted on One ott ment by the governor rece out of the controve of water and girls at the nation of all four remain- was t nd council resignation M ‘wise ung reques of doption of a pline CHARLES S. PARKER DEAD | Boston, Aug. 4 (UP)—The body | of Charles S. Parker, 70, Boston sculptor and painter, was found last night in a bathtub at Hotel | enway, Back Bay, where he had en- gaged rooms only two days previous |1y. Death was reported due to na | tural causes, Hem- | ons ) Questi and A 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- D. C.. enclosing two cents in | starps for reply. Medical, legal and | marital advice cannot be given, nor can extended research be under- taken. All other questions will re- ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot be answered. All let- ters are confidential.—Editor. lakes have v of water how infinitesim sh water all long upper lower wing. and g and nited Royal anada are i John aseball? e New ihe een ever a is the age and height of is th old five What is fifty to here girls cent piece of ted "hat is the answer t Brothers Q. How many there in a gallon? A. The United States gallon ha 31 cubic inches, and the imperi of Great Britain h. cubi Q. Where 15 the largest cement vimming pool in the United Stz A. At Altoona, Pa, called the Ivyside Park pool. It was built in 1624 and is 155 feet wide, and 625 cet long, and can accomodate 3,00 persons Q. Who a Am A. The term is popularly stood to mean persons who sorn, or naturalized in the States of America, regardless of cial or ethnological origin. The fn- habitants of some of the insular pos- essions of the United are exceptions. e term United William Dole, Prominent In Yeale Athletics, Dies Wilton. N. H., Aug. 4 (A—William Collier Dole, identified with athletics Yale for more than half a cen- tury, died here yesterday in the home of his daughter. He was a na- tive of Hartford and was the son of William Dole, known as “Pop" Dole, who conducted a sporting goods store in New Haven William Collier Dole was an oars- man, an expert boxing instructor, & crack rifle shot, and a judge and referee of sports who served at nu- |merous college events. were | ra-| YORK, ! Day by Doy 5"0.OMclntyre German hotels are excellent Day But 1g- Leipzig, August 4. —We spent the | night at Weimar, the ultra high- | bzthroons take the cake. They Lrow city of Germany, and motored [gest the Grand Central rotunda. to Leipzig in the sunrise. Weimar is | Mine here among other flub-dubs | saturated with culture, ancient and |has a tooth brush basin and a fin- | modern. Grand opera, art exhibits, | ger-nail spray. philosophical lectures, etc, are on the boards nightly. The waiter at| breakfast talked of Friedrich Nietzche, a local boy It was the home too of Franz Liszt, Johann Schiller, Charlotte von Stein and Goethe was associated |gentlemen who accosted with intellectual splendor. We | Were probably just kidding visited the Liszt and Schiller homes gazed at death beds, tarni rals, velveteen coats and while it is not my kind of I hav (o refer to, The drive to Le was through another stretch of beautiful farm- lands with red poppie ild Swers spri d ing aqua-marine w of Gern 's outlands bespeak It is difficult to b few years ago its agrarian as ck as its bread Women with capa rapped to backs trudged t de to cold little market leaning on canes m have double shafts horse attached ives every wagon ng out of plumb. Newspaper sellers wear bright blue military coats and white Taxis are a rich maroon nbre and sedate. The city is reputed to be without beggars, so the two shabby me its Leipzig {s the center of and famous for its beautiful blue-eved ladies. I ran into a school o Marilyn Millers, serving as wait- resses in a coffee shop at noon to- And I lingered drinking so nany cups I expect to spend the ght in the wide-eved manner the deceased gold-fish. (N addendum: I spent t ing out what time it York.) Saxony blonde and blue imm whea plenty fi New ieve outlook was A clerk in this hotel used to be the New York Commodore. See- v name, he inquired: “Still in wspaper racket?” What does nean—racket ? (Copyright Syndicate, o wagons only one It of | ut use to the left side app Rural Germany | beribbo g g Aug. 4-—Forecas for Southern New England: Pa | cloudy and continued warm tonight; i ¢ partly cloudy; cooler moderate southwest g to west and north- jastern rs tonight ler Tuesday New York or Tuesday: in central sh possibly the Asto biggest esp and or Haven vers tonight re is low over nd high over the ates. This southwest winds ature over most of of Ro occurred at Ohio valley, _awrence orn ously a roticeable end electrical adverti: is formal, homes are and the body look eads are high lower Tempe temp caps. | today | | Cincinnati | Denver . Duluth . Hatteras . . Los Angeles Miamij Minneapolis . antucket | Nashville New Haven | New Orleans New York . Norfolk, Va Northfield, Vt Pittsburgh Portland, Me. St. Louis Washington Morrow Will Be Prex, Newspaper Prediction Mexico City, Aug. 4¢.—P—Excel- sior, Mexico City daily, today in an editorial lauded Ambasador Morrow and predicted that some day he would be president of the United States, ot since the days of Ambassa- dor Clayton, who knew how to live in peace with himself and with us, aper said, ‘“has there been ich a business man who came to Mexico in an atmosphere which many of his countrymen declared iably hostile, within a short the friendship of irreme: e winning one “x x x it 15 easy to foresee,” tha ontinued, “that the republi- will find its strongest Mr. Morrow when the to seek a successor to candidate in time comes Hoover."” THOR WASHER $9 .50 WHY PAY MORE? b Empties Ttself General Electric Product No Pails Needed Absolutely no rubbing of collars cuffs. Washes in 10 minutes. Your neighbor will verify this statement Ironer can be at- hed to the Tt Washer. pres- | Household Electric Store TEL. 6279 496 MAIN ST. EDIT! New Was NAME qurmurous mellow t in Frankfort Here in n carts wn by of a dog and man do I STREET AND NUMBER quarter, 1k call- ed Old Leipzig streets delivery rrow teams consistin I'd like 10 hi ccrtain dog and S or)e ng I am a reader of ti h e him al n Bureau STATE e New Britain Her 1 —_—— . — o — o e — ——— Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox &Y WORTLE'S OLDEST BOY, ATTEMPTING TO ESTABLISH A & TREE-SITTING ENDURANCE RECORD, WAS WOODPECKERS. W “Fontaine Fox, 1930 ATTACKED BY