New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1930, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1930. P S, Mayor's Thrifty Wife DRAWN REVOLVERS P T e, STAND OFF CROWD | - MILITIA T0 LEAVE DEVENS TOMORROY Honors Shell Causes ¥ as Well as Soldic BISHOP 10 BERY TERM IN ATLANTA FOR WIRE FRAUBD he boy re am e en from a w Visiting in Camp Corporal First Batt pany had and Mrs, ter, Miss E Britain, Mrs daughter, Mae Connecticut 200! Day ies The proud non- of Company H w Win coms 1 ent down to an sistently denied guilt (On request. eent with stamped. ad- dressed envelope, Mr. Ripley will furnish proot of enything depicted by him). (Reg. U. & Pat. OfL) Given 3 Months in Jail Florence, Italy, Aug. 15 (® — | Kissing and petting—under some | { circumstances — has become ex- || pensive in the city made famous by the romance of Dante and Beatrice A city judge withemn austerity remindful of Savonarola sentenc- ed Bruno Irmini to three months and ten days in jail for kissing his fiancee, Letizia Mamoni, in a public park, and the latter three months for accepting his caresses. Both sentences were suspended The penalty in Rome for & ilar offe a dollar fine, BY RIPLEY [BELIEVE IT OR NOT |set up groups to cooperate with the Irelief committees of states with surplus livestock, bringing the two |togather Meanwhile, # the ulture was assigned ossible employment ing this fall next road allotments in areas \ Today & conference between President Hoover and the heads of the federal agricultural and financa agencies was to consolidate the government's program in the relicf move Yesterday Secretary Hyde placed hefore the governors a bundle of sheets analyzing by counties the re- ports of his department’s agents from ten states. They showed a to- tal of more than 287,000 families who will need to supply feed to their livestock Total Losses Reported The agents' reports on conditions cut down to single sentences, werc listed next to columns of figures on estimated crop damage; amount of winter feed needed, how long the 4 on hand would last and the imber of families in need. Dam- age estimates of 0. cent ran all through, mark of total destruction occurring |all too frequently Many agents reported ot county~finances and som panic. the poorer counties of some thieving of food was mer s Kentucky and Arka HOT DOG worst conditions 2 st Virginia and Mississippi show- ANC CIHERRIEATS com ies unable to get W DOVER, ! h the wintsr without outside The other states reported were Illinois, Ohio, Nebraska, Kan- sas and Louisia Expect Break In Drought the state executives set their hotels for conference a It was t The w department of to vear's the drought fep (GEORGE [ZANOFE SMOKED (44 CIGARET 3 4 : IN 14 HOURS S - | exhaustion told of In states farm amilies DOG A PINE TReE GRew OUT OF A ROCK — > Scuaw Gikh, Kelena, Mot < Featora § st Ine Crear Brion 1 geis resenaa EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY'S CARTOON mmlw md His an\o Jumped Over a Dlnm;: Table—Manning performed this f scending a long stairway, horse and ut u,m etting it. The Sporting Monthl) hailed As from House greeted them v days out ard balls must be perfect in shape, size, |reported showers in \\ hen the balls are made from ivory the |and its n at least a year, and another year of |PTOmISINE lock has been cut to approximately its the time required for seasoning and It Takes Two Year: \,lutflv red after the b from cheese roo or result in definit parched states 4 the meeting, ons first sav ad- — Growing Green Cotton - Pl Hyde's report 2 considered 1 the floor to pro- machinery which s from agents were Hoover took e reliet on governors at a White House s further county Mr. The later were dinner at discu guests which of the railroad repre- work Legge Arrives irman Le of the hoard, arrived at the conf. ving locz reathless an hour late, ha Bad weather had ief needs reach von4 |blocked two earlicr attempts to 3 leave the railroad for the fir, and he army held planes in read | at each a le point nigt expressed in the success of the re- in a radio address. He rers from and said ds had lost all they He again reassured his audi- tors that no general shortage e cd of human food and expressed hope that proper local authoritie: would take take action to prevent profiteering. create in Apple Crop Lost group Late farm for 1y all possib ources will, csed on to ire Red associat ards Cross on s group will work state committees . for purchasing feed and seed. mov- ng livestock to pasturage and oth- ale tasks. Guarding hn- the Red Cross will n committees in each | with the chairmen of each | sented the cour alloc pending al need Plan Inter-State Cooperation As a states such are p its o D FROM CURB August 15 (P—Expul- ton H. Sobin, of Bostor New York coffee and sugar exchange for inability to meet his mercantile obligations was an- nounced by the board of manage- ment today. His membership will be sold August Henry Goldsmith & CO. ‘ross for ion of further measure Sl feed and Kar IN MNY StET!flNS T0END DRY SPELL o= 35 MAIN ST, GOLD SEAL CONGOLEU SATURDAY ONLY 9x12 Gold Seal Ruz OPPOSITE GLEN ¢ SALE $7.95 $4.50 OVAL FIBRE RUGS neatly bound, 24148 98¢ Each “in. CONGOLEUM HALL RUNNER, yd. 29¢ CRISS CROSS $1.00 CURTAINS, pair cach 19C ‘Sealex, Armstrongs INLAID LINOLEUMS cemented down by experts Yard up 712x9 Gold Seal Ruz “\Wholesale Food Stealing FELT BASE RUGS $2.98 Each 144327 ey FELT BASE MATS 5¢ Fac h, ! i ‘?LZ?(L T 49¢c N e 49c AXMINSTER HALL '1 98 . $1.00 RUN vard LACE CURTAINS, pair FINEST COTTON MATTRESSES well made “No care of feed this winter.” 1y other coun 105t as bad optimistic . es report- FEATHER a ma- I'ILLOWS more INNER PRI‘\G MATTR heavy ticking $12.95 LINOLEUM REMNANTS 2 and 214 sq. yds. long 50° 75° °1 Program Under Wasy Washington, Aug P ipendous task of ing state and Relief bui count Little Rain in Connecticut and representa irteen states most seriously sted by the prolonged dry eather headed homeward to carry out the program agreed on day at President Hoover's confe enc In each state where &0ndh3‘ Governors ves of PART WOOL 06x80 — Naschua $3.66 Each “Make Your Windows Smile” We'll hang them for you at small cost. vester- (Couple i n ) HOPE T0 BROADGAST | teeman Archibald McNeil $0 and 80 per | with the 100 DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTE (Continued From First Page) State Chairman Walsh said today | that it was his opinion it would be unpnecessary to go out of the state | to find a democrat who can deliver | the address at the convention open- | |read. ing, and who is qualified to presi at the business session. .He said it | would be unusual to have some one outside the state come to a couven- tion to make a “keynote” address drowsy, When not on duty at the stick, the fliers sleep, clean up, or They receive the daily news papers and occasionzlly a magazine and personal mgil. Fan mail is not sent up to them, it being read b thg ground crew. Preparing for bed, the flyers re- move their shoes and don a leather Jacket, They sleep on an air in- flated mattress on top of a large gasoline tank in the fuselage. First Record 26 Seconds New York, Aug. 15 (A—The en- durance flying records of today have practically as many days in them as those of a quarter century ago had | seconds, and as many days as those of only 10 yeurs ago had hours. Santos- for a state compaign. The committees to extend an in- vitation will meet within a few days and several names are already under consideration. From these a selec- tion would probably be made and the invitation extended. and Bernard, kept in the (Continued From First Page) Sparta, TIL. The statement saying ' down when the motor stops run- ning" was in reply to a message from Field Manager O. R. Parks, who asked the fliers i they had any idea when they would be down. Both Fliers Eat Heartily | “Bring up the ts,” is a stock hrase of both pilots, who apparent- | look forward to meal time with a relish. Food cans sent up to the fiiers returned to earth sans food. o dail ] are ¢ fliers eat two hearty meals the first at § a. m. and the nd at 6 p. m., the meals consist- | of cold sandwiches, vegetable and fruit salad, raw.tomatoes, ice cream, iced tea and root beer. All the food is prepared by the pilots’ wives, ho are claiming a record of their own for endurance cooking. Have No Stated “Turns” A nudge ¢hanges pilots of Greater St. Louis. champion of durance planes, which today had been in air 25 days Wh Jackson and O'Brine went aloft to regain the world endurance flight | record they decided against regular | periods at the controls. The pilot stays at his post until he becomes fatigued or uncomfortable, then he|They've been up ever since, have nudges his companion. This [ ot the record still fly on tem prevents either of the s z = from attempting to complete a spe- FOR BEST RESULTS cificd time at the controls when |USE HERALD CLASSIFIED Twenty-four years ago Dumont went up in a crude plane in while the second hand of & clock ticked just 26 times. In outrot ‘,.vr for 24 hours. Today Dale Jackson and Forest JAEKS“N fl’BRlNE H] rine were in the 25th day of | When the one day record of a de- |cade ago fell it was to Eddie Stin- | who was |1ater Killed in an Atlantic fiight of- ficial world endurance flight record |to America for the first time since o two hours longer than the French- We'll be | on That was in 1521 After that the record shuttled back nd forth between America and ance and Germany, gradually in- Risticz and Withelm Zimmerman of Germany stayed aloft for 65 hours |and 25 minut: | endurance, but when the United States army startled the world with the first refueling endurance flight dreamed of duration e Army Plane Set Real Mark It was on New Year's day of last in a plane called the Question Mark, |and by refuelling in the air stayed aloft for almost a week Irance and stayed off the ground other ch aviators, their flight above st. Louis. |son and TLioyd Bertaud, and | their achievement brought an | Orville Wright had stayed up for Record Changes Hands Often creasing in duration until Johan That seemed the ultimate in flying the record jumped to un- | year that five army officers went up five months later Regi- th en. | up 2 record o and two months Jackson 1 O'Brine boosted it 1ore than | 426 hours. In June of this year tha | Hunter brothers of Chicago pushed ‘lh” record to more than 553 hours. \ July 21 Jackson and O'Brine went up to get their record back. 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