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6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY cticut nday Excepted) Church Street CRIPTION RATES 3100 Three Mol * Month t New Newss Newnstar Street Britain ought average - Factsand Fancies . st six months of ) American citizens left passengers, as against first six months of esents an increase of re were 101,871 > their homelands pared with 78,549 in months of 1929—an in- per cent. this: They spend billion dollars there n twice the United States opean nations for this country. Department's e spent by tour- lum The estimate is American who goes lass spends $2,0 second class gs might to select | QUESTIONS ANSWERED | You can get an answer to any| question 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 for reply. Medical, legal and tal advice cannot be given, nor can extended research be under- taker. All other questions will re- ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot be answered. All let- ters are confidential.—Editor. Doro- motion Who played the part o s brother in the “In Gay Madrid David Scott Which side of a vessei 1s star- board? A. The right side when the bow. Port is the left facing hand s airport o e m nd with gre sight was built within taxi ride of the city 1 » ground was o 1d for the Kaiser's cr. n's flug-|about the Kaiser's largest and Berlin the royal stables, the In a|ed pl ger | for out a1 zas and war like st er palace of ht tan stru Lon- 1 museun rdam, | reserved for ( cen of | Holland wi in Holland endous scale fan | of the allee of v uge beflower- | it was impossible to gain support. So much for community spirit in New Britain! Notice that I said “fine turf” that under care would have been mag- nificent It wa old pasture and tillage. There we have one prime Characteristic of a golf course. And it takes years to make turf Well- rooted. firm, clastic; o that one can ge boldly and not sink his club at t, take a divot new course? A little three months old: in « show. Not dignif he name of And the tees—very deli- to be tredden and mauled out existence in a couple of weeks. 1ce gone, tees can never while in use 1 have been very close to golf and a study of it for thir first i cour Franklin Park. Boston, M it What did ch profession ason crossing today Ne rital { gjo over for | houlevar Wh AT Q. Who was ing the administ Taft? s evasion of the pro-| A James § S s a game. Those who How many a pair of crutches. {'nited States have dollars a short ton PieilEas dent dur- President ve an appeti v are the ones that of senators. Kaiser, form inder which presidents of the COMMUNICATED Ohio £ is the one that| a. Vi thout need a Iroad T hours A Few Remarks On The Golf ¢ “Public SHOOTING FIRST INVESTIGATING LATER Ohio fu of aspirin as an anti- Q. How LITT MEN DO THE WORK . crocodiles NOT MACHINERY 3 at t D A mSultwateg o here 1on't much fault in a treaty | diles some S 5 . M setts seems to - 0t auses the admirals of all con- ' feet. They ) nations to weep and wail. |15 southern urse One 1 fly to i to Hamburg in and to T in five The visitor 18 taken to t f Berliners ong are the largest estuarine croco- Golf that It isn't a use the by the have re- f those who woods fifty yar player. he possibility that som n Mars ONSTRUCTION COSTS SHOULD COME DOWN t as possible Eationilaome e great also t Just | mea St HARD LY CK IN FLORIDA WORRLES NATION DROUGHT FOR TH} —_———-— = CLIP COUPON HE Observations On The Weather BONDS TELL A STORY THAT FAT BOY THAT MICKEY MCGUIRE HAS BEEN AFTER™ FOR SUCH A LONG TIME. CONTRACTORS CITY JC AND ALIENS AMONG IHE UNEMPLOYED ) e eor MONEY TO “TOUR,” iigh 1 cer tice of fl‘;""‘-"*"j: Ty 5 Mo Gracturery dng the ci 'S BEING DONE Atlanta. ... ,“",'m‘“ e M civil en @ is located office in the Sovereigns' block e lime T s ol has as expert The cured the vices of an v is faced rone Hatteras Writ In Red L.os Angeles 5 64 famous Copan, J)oN)e Miami 76 | the Herald Monc Minn lis 7 The heat wave continued without department, to the state r pay not difficult t r he natio ks in a T ° | Nantucket 64 | any sign of relief. The weather Nashville bureau promises light rain and pre- | turn out tha state w ' o Tmmigrs 3 ) | New Haven Ser 6 | dicts that ‘the hot weather will be . " New Orleans 8 | with us for some time LA BT pSLUATION New York . K The styld in bBathing IN SECRET SESSIONS Norfolk, Va 5 year i8 blue and black brilliantine Northfield, Vt. ... 7 with a large callor collar trimmed white braid A grand prize cake walk will be S4 held at White Oak park Friday eve- Washinglon oiscess s 70 | ning. ng for these But the plan for their keep ment It may not consider itselt oblige suits * this | the bill when presented A great many hecome wise men from for tsburgh Portland, Me 5. Lou ountries have S ®Fontaine Fox. 1930 changing condition in the States. Some of them, able to obtul

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