New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1930, Page 6

6 New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Britain, Counecticut ted) Street Tasusd Dally At Herald Bidg., (Sunday Exc §1 Chburch SUBSCRIPTION 8500 & Yea RATES T5c. & Month he Post Offce at 2d Class Ma New Britaln Matter, Sember of the Assncialed s Ase od Member Audit Bureao of Circ wepapers and adve nest analysis of THI. PRESIDENT GOVERNORS AND k without appropriat and appr western governors tion desired b d farm ounter 1o the Tilerants MEEaTC AT it ooverian doctrincs of self-aid in the states After the Mississippi flood. it be remembered. there was qu ontroversy t methods federal was the corner finally provided some states, plenty to pay upon national the funds. Mr. Hoover tary of commerce at the he was active in the flooded area his preliminary report on the prob- insisted that Go the In lem af relief, he oth the immediate the stricken population s ing again and the long ters could e problem of 1 struction needed handled by the states gach state being supposed to vnder- better than th involved stand its problem federal goyernment. He believed the / TOPPLING AR POGUS WAR strikin 1prema RECORDS me WORDS AND LAGUARDIA AND K¢ HEROIS THE WHITE MAN'S BOMBS zoomed over drop heir Northw f maurauders six squa hich " when the inwelcome explosiv irplanes 1 dron threat cem to have ork. They dropped 6,000 bombs in ost o THE AMAZING mountains a y Democrat. H Hoover's st India safe from t of British tterest cnm operated against ned Pesh self a dry—has / preside tribesmen have th ot g weapo n to s don't ACTION ) 1CEs NORRIS o even oppos- candi- ope ntial again ehow Republican party in | of inde- esenting it in the Sen- nts his type of 6) has been in Con- and his record for | he vietory He Republica from the day registered a national ma- far chine as back as 1909, when he put on the free list led the rebellion which House rules and ended | career of Speaker Joe fought a bob cat got Ne Kerosene xt year anged the czarist nnon. He he direct election of senators, came there unstinted support leader in the the Government oper- and Shoals withou Administration Pershing, born against him; ng for MeKel- o be the Ad at 20 to Nebraska and spread som sagged as the price o Weay Nor- Governor to run against or wasn't foolish piece of trick ge W. Norris, ry a S0 as to confusc this trick failed when Norris No ruled cteran insurgen hard fight the first on betore e. It is scorned after wise ones predict party splits 32 mighap 7 i carry haven't spent a mandate sillion ones that lollars to quiet territory, Many drinks seem to A paralyzing effect, too time comes to pay the check cuss the Karm Bo only 20 million t fixing is as imp was other Don't has spent price body ard. It LI rove thought it fowntiria i s no longer a n doesn’t know when he doesn't the paper. like someth Trying for the tree-citting cham ambition until you still aspire to the reflect that men | throne of Austria What America needs is fewer no- bl cxperiments and more noble people 111 get ¢ " said he. at least Correct o th this sentence raise fifty next month ind that means I can save twenty-five Copyright Publi Questions | 1930, QUESTIONS ANSWERED You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by ting 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 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 lef- ters are confidential.—Editor. What is birdlime A sticky substz o N prepared the holly, other nee bark of or made What is 1 The -charged money exce in Philadelphia He d ennsylvania d Jefterson army versity re- from the degr i) Medica rCeon ar, o He Com- Wi the was refre home ight The it drinking the old oaken bucket back His remarked that that he a good idea for a song and 011 Oaken Bucke ited Q What popul Dei, mean? It is a1 transiated the arked tha ile it W ng. t like wife does Vox vox phrase .which veice of the God." is Arc Reynold The peopie yuted nterbury that as th Edward Walter text of his 11 100k sermon accended except A good pos s known fo be a monatomic gas States re nited ognized the gov- rnment of Soviet A. No. Q. What do t on an Army discharge A Certificate of charge 25 Yeairsr Agior Today for? Dis- nd Disability Fred Beloin has declined an offer of $2000 for his famous pacer which congistently on ar. been win ack othis y trees are and blame that line 0.1 the dirt Numerous from ga members company, believing leakage in the main New Britain council will open a watermelon ing tonight Councilman Joseph Halloran, who has been vacationing at Block Is- land. has gone to New York to spend the remainder of his vaca- tion The first and second platoon ma- chine gun battery which is on a six day hike through this vicinit camped at White Oak last evening. Fhe plans for the completion of the interior of Bt Mary's new church have arrived and are now dying about tha common the there the city ouncil Gas is a A M its mect- . pionship seems the ultimate zero ju | being fgured on. s [ Miami 3 Minneapolis . Nantucket | Nashville New Haven . |New Orleans New York Norfolk, Va Northfield, Pittsburgh Vi wou Hamb d of all in black bread d first into depending enormous port. it hythm re- | st First to eat falling mark tum vion here. Prosperity solely upon its led white swi ersal stupy commerce ge of of its was tion and fleet to- of Th from a blows loss survived thes wi crushing terms smacks of elbow popu grea peace city decreased i million But spirit to 7 the crushed Hai . like truth, | the million con imous Universi the revolution ve esome seatic Today s markable arise mark back That now After y its Hamburg too tri- smph fer Kultur Yy notion Hambur s the the Kaiser sion Ger- Bel- | France | that sentimental my out impre tre add greatest h England next, and of all. Germans T Seigium offered no would have taken th war in quick Hamburg's port is a bee-hive has caught with bhefor I migh many’s for gium lcast had they Paris and and war German out- its up nd Hamburg Alster river nd le. The I solely by two restauran association care for Hamburg and been invaded by Twenty-eight periodicals are phrodisiacs clothes, they and in wee in live clos proximity city. It an offshoot psychology, and ne Germans a is in re feshionable Tiergartenstrasse in Berlin an aristocratic mansion is given over to an institution boldly labeled: “The Institute of Sexual | Science.”” Here rich abnormals, two I recognized as New Yorkers, are | by e cult membership is easily Tourists, properly present- asked to appear nude be- | membership in their sun salons. When 1 learned 1 couldn’t even carry cane 1| screamed and wrung my hands. It's | all right for Adonises, but I inspire giggles even in a bathing suit. Trop- ical revues: travesty the cults, but | the commonwealth refuses to terfere teated Na acquired ed, are fore mixed suggestion a I'm sorry is too late to back the hotel manager into a corner and | find out if this town is the home of Hamburger steak. (Copyright. 1930 Syndicate it McNaught Inc.) Observations On The Weather Aug 14.—Forecast for Southern New England Fair Friday partly cloudy, prob- with showers in Northern New Slightly warmer, moder- winds. Eastern obably light tonight \Ee in tempe sh south a Washinzton ably England ate southwest for New York showers in and Friday tonight; not ature; mod- d southwest Foreca. Clondy; ¥ north por central ion “orccast for New Haven and n Showers this afternoon and tonight; Friday clearing followed hy fair Saturd Condi vi- ons: High pressure covers coast from Nova to Florida. A trough of low pressure southwestward from to Oklahoma City reported from the ppi. Ohio and Ten- d the Lake region. Temperatures are higher in north- castern district Conditions settled and ur the Scotia iy centra nessee valleys a favor her much for th with local vicinity sho tem- ors not ctange in pers ires yesterday High 4 Low 68 Atla Atlantic ( Boston Ruffalo ago Cincinnati Denver Portland, ILouis St Me. Washington I’'m Careful PA STEBBIX S says: You can't take mom too serious- ly—like that story of hers about me swimmingz my up a ladder on neck me to wash the windows and I put Goor. it 1 Yep hadn't 1 couldn’t swim much, but I swam enough to get holt of the safety ropes, didn't 17 And you can bet I'd of swum hack to shore, if L hadn't been so winded. You don' believe me? Aw, shaw “But I can recollect doing some silly stunts that most busted time mom put like the the slanting cellar the ladder slipped, and grabbed a window sill, I mightn't be here telling you about it. “That's one of the unsafe things folks are always doing because they don't think. It's just the same way with running in front of automobiles. May be that but lite “And I agr the don't automobile’'s to blame, bring vou back to does it? KIDS thing about what they're doing.” Children Just an Kids Safety application printed properly the into without Watch for the SAFETY in witnessed Herald bl. e with mom, the JUST CLUB makes folks under 14 can join clib by filling blank which will Herald, having it and bringing it office. No buttons properly wi hlanks. the in be the anks. EXTRA ou send them to ket the Clarsified Ad way. Twentv-ons per- sons who answered ads as week to buy a used S4s range were digap- Tointed because the ar- had been another. They are m Inoking. Tours w reach them. 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