New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1930, Page 8

‘g " NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1930. N B .t . H ld hick len r e vi t. The sit s inconsistent.| The co-operative assgciations are | New YOrK ............ 62 -y e | ern forces during the present civil ew britain era - ¢ ither the state should ratify the | w recognized by officialdom. | Norfolk, Va. .......... T8 S i f waL: HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY r jeclar : Jent or repeal its atate act|Farmers ave urged to foinithem.|| Northaeld VG oo .a. 66 i |+ The victories claimed by the gov- New Britain, Connecticut % % 5 ¢ ine ror B eesan g Pittsburgh feseeane H B ernment would avert the serious 5 rabs \ o sading for | Everything that ever is coming 10| portland, Me. ........ 2 H threat to Nanking, which the north- — iy Yallo h moc t 0 aw wh imtil it | the farmers, it is said, will come to St Louis bR 7 S\ ern leaders had contended would Ipsued Daily (Sunday Excepted) : oL ( \ re n ot nd them through i | Washingto | soon fall. d 1d atly rein- g v ‘ p s, ey settled > hin 1em through co-operation. The co- | Washington ........... £ Saohsall,peanc gRoLId gras Y SN At Herald Bldg., 61 Church Street P o i) 2 S 2 H - force the position of the national ad- : ¢ ¢ ¢ operation has been golng on for 3 o i ministration which also has been SUBSCRIPTION RATES v 1 s more than a d i H ! threatened by communist forces in e Year But N th er ad h - it works! 3 H the south. The northern government 41.00 Three Montha 3 e e ; FISH AND UTILITIES - —— 5 AN set up at Peiping is under leader- T6c. & Montb ot i) et it | ship of Feng and Yen Hsi-Shan, of g ; 4 J . Shansi province, both of whom red at the Post Office at New Britam *nijsre) ; e tain- f d . 1 LT A e e ; Facts and Fancies v shigat Obinss with corupt palteal 1 part el rieces he wate r lake the HO practices and failure to represent 4 ¥ 4 5 i . + : e — the national proper! B,:";‘pr ONg caLLe I ar the fish thereir BY ROBERT QUILLEN :1‘:u;<-lx : s 4 . ; : . Opportun knocks but once. LAl | Diplomats Ask Safeguards 5 see, it has no in-laws, Peiping, China, Aug. 15 (A—For- e s _ - ¢ v — This was|whom Phil Baker calls "The Phan- | cign diplomatic representatives at o the City. Circulation books o i ' an idea r Yt racketeers the last stop hefore shoving off in|tom of the Opera,” and who feels| Nanking were understood today to roem always open to ad A S men " i more t 1 wate . u 1o , the fastest Atlantic li Furopa.” declasse without orchidg anywhere. have been instructed to make repre- for New York. Bremen is a cultivat- sentations to the nationalist govern- e e ian ’ ) o a lady: Dolls; ed Patrician-like city with ancient| The steward came for tickets and ment in behalf of foreigners living e e e e \ n rid SN . moats entwining it in a garla after a snappy heel click announced | at Tsinan, important north China 4 to the nse for re-pub n ot S = spoke ¥ tatin ' - QUESTIONS ANSWERED Rr The rhythm of medieval the same quarters had recently been | city Al ‘rnr-d‘(nd v (-" ‘:”Nzllmr HE s an t anies t ¢ 3 ir body approved a law You can get an answer to any has changed, but the melody is un- occupied by Miss Ethel Barrymore.| The diplomats, it was said here, I nal tnhoar a8g o N . T 3 860 o furnishiwaten b ddn't be any need of it. | question of fact or information by spoiled. It suggests the sturdy tick I tried to look profoundly impressed paq reminded the Nanking foreign : o . o = writing to the Questlon Editor, New of a cloc but shocked him, I think, by sud-|ogice of the considerable foreign == ’ J it the f s a trade in which Britain Herald, Washington Bureau,| 1 tho I bet most of de inquiring if sauerkraut hap-| colony at Tsinan and to have asked Member Audit Burean of Clrculation h t b- law is he Norfo - 1 get vour good inten- 1322 New York avenue, Washing- you ¢ ailed directly | pened to be on the menu and if not | (oociaoavion for them. The action 5 "'.‘p__-. Bt A r f N to a rat r t ton, D. C., enclosing two cents {n from I n. By mere lucky chance how did one get it? was in consequence of the bombing et oo ol ack o o Ciomihela ; stamps for reply. Medical, legal and I learned wi rubber-necking —_— raid by Nanking aviators yesterday, circulat r cir t e are . Sesay o 5 1 s a man who can tell marital advice cannot be given, nor around the sailing point was Brem- But the high spot of this junket | " ‘yip 2 coore of Chinese civilians pRsel thf g 5 2 - how & i will react to can extended research be under- erhaven, a fast hour's motor drive.|Wwas a summons to the purser's of-| .. kijed o i g i t ‘ L i treat t—if h aver treal- takem. All other questions will re-| We made the dock hy an eyelash fice for a $100 refund overpaid the R g celve a personal reply. Unsigned re-|and I'm still afraid t t the | Berlin booking office. That's picking FOR BEST RESULTS . quests cannot be answered. All let- | bagzage it out of thin air. You have no no- : 2 > ters are confidential.—Editor. Winches whirred and ropes werc tion how big $100 looks after two| USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS R BRI e ELALE gangster when he t pl being cast off when we galloped up | months in Iurope. If I owned a Q. Does the United States ROV- | the gang-plank, and even so Billy, | steamship line 1I'd overcharge every- 0 5 ernment g ntee deposits Na- the fat head. tried er to delay body and return it on the way home. refathers went t tional banks? things by lazily taking in some fas- It would make not only contented IHL PRENCH STRIKES S igher o and Amos super v N (Copyright, 1930, McNaught Syndi- gave him! I heard Germans were the most persistent farewell wavers of cate, Inc.) ' all. and its no exaggrration e r mal ¥rom the time the schnelldamp SHUTHERN TR[][]PS mmtdbriay fer—Heinie for fast boat nosed . y 3 on ma t to sca until Bremerhaven was 52»‘*0 ONE 33~ 5 ROUND WAY TRIP the ted a speck. handkerchiefs fluttered 1 r band played “Home Sweet o Retarn Ticket Good 30 Days and [ somehow st00d §azing Brand New Latest Type 202 Parlor Car Comches porthole jon. th £ ot Deep upholstery, air cashions, inside 1 b baggage compartments, ?I-elvic fans, | farewells. H 1 1 H ice water, and card tables. No finer Jerevelis (hipese Nationalists Claim THO | | i rantre. s comtors 5 . " A 1 u-n’L(n‘vw-tu':l Ilr\lt‘s'nre i ‘est Main S Important Victories N R T (2.7 r Wi and 6:23 P. M Daily and Sunday Running Time 4'4 Hours Phone 1951 nationalist government communique Make Reservations Early s members s A : & ] i s Bonded and Insured i 1ed today said that Nanking troops this romnine recaptured Teinan, import- | YANKEE STAGES, Inc. north China city. The northern E ported fleeing north- ward and leaving behind tities of ammunition and both eyes on a ne of < T t @ B Q What . T n err o s e communique added that on ments of Buddahism? s e v " the Lunghai front Marshal Feng A. They are the “mora - « i Yu Hsaing's left wing was badly oves ts of aversion.” Five M vagers aj t defeated early today and that the versal obligations—not to Americans t apture of Changchow and Kaifeng to steal, not to commit adu X a number su p ed shortly to lie, not to be drunke ate s Jer version announcement of the re-emtry || S flr‘l'n five are for those entering on the di- d log cimer government forces into Tsin- RA CA i r all pilseners, | an was made at the headquarters of you zend them to mar- Pason | (‘niang Kai-Shek, head of the Nan- ke Classitied Ad king government and leader of the L Tsend o mpaign against the rival armies 2 iy a used om Peiping gan range wers disa Rebels Leave Stores Behind because the ar- The rebels reported to have left large tities of ammunition when they fled from Tsinan, which is the capital of Shantung province and important railroad and trading SO e ERee THE HERALD B e ||[B GEASSIFIEDADS establish (‘hiang's control over a i ¥ = Y dc front to the north and nullify STATE LAFORCEMENT REPEAL i . 0 said the f d i tie e flver br throu of the advance of the north- f h o £ 3 t imming I face B MR. PAPE AND MR. RORABAC onsid Y : : 17, 19 : m A B he . A ¥ X 2 ¥ on T rrie = PICNIC LUNCHES AND TORCO SUPPERS af i ¥ i N g s 1 T " x Tired of planning & r eals? h our Washington . u has prepared on Plen es and Supy Sust what you oking for nole Exesti and IHI. INDEPENDENT FARMER o L Hola al s r all { up the s P S el e e LU e ok Bambino rden dition~ = w= o= = CLIP COUPON HERE == =—— == =— = in Hankow, Aug. 15 (A—An official the commu rect jtems o 1cference s Potosi LUNCH EDITOR Wash n Bureau, Daily New Britain Herald cannot 1322 New York Avenus Washington, D. me ot PICNIC LUNCHES AND PORCH SUPPERS, the forty am & reader of the Daily New Britain Herald between Chile ar mixed with aspiri e e ey e Ll : “ STINKY” DAVIS PAYS MICKEY MEGUIRE TWENTY CENTS Inv“.:\‘;‘—:mwr Lot DY GUARP. cady.” Observations s T th! ator The hirth stone On The Weather L e t are the is sweet pea. Q. How do v A Multip! liameter by Q. What versary A. The tin owers | Q. Did all of the apostles of night s Christ die in martyrdom much A. It is genera only one of Christ's a escaped martyrdom s Marie C authoress showers by faf That was a ¥ Icebnunrd ,»‘\laskan Port Awaits Food Supplies Point Barrow. Alaska. Aug. 15 (@) With heavy ice grinding men ngly on the beach, Point Barrow was hopefully await today th arrival of the antiquated windjam- er Holmes from Seattle with fresn upon One of the acute among the na es for months nd the v whites also the public utilities in Connecticut act s point : R abiorih yre dur. | Duffalo . [ Lina Basquette Notified Sei Rorsbacldoca ot wanl st Dt o ety 9 e nat Husband Seeking Divorce \tis companies adeq regulated. i h d J n . these joint ; s is D B Los Angeles, Aug. 13 P—Lina of staples has been “or their own ulti good, the imy not apprecia *-authorized 1 loans v t bl 5 quette, Bancer and film actress i 10 attempted suicide Wednesda of out of politics a ; a s ; T L P 5 4 her husband, Pevercll Marley i d fes on. ol Eos - ) y i 4 . 9 cameraman, had notified her of his aissipt willngly to proper super: nichi i ane ot he W07 b B ABKA doned Horilooki f t the | Minneapolis 55 ention to file suit for divorce. She vision of their affairs and fused to ratify t roh possibilit repayment f > ) s2id the suit would not be contested Miss Basquette is the widow of Warner, motion picture execu ‘ sectric light and gas Connecticut common scnsc to see amendm:nt should nevertheless ors horassed with prices at or below that Key yre treated fairly.” | possess f of a state enforcement the cost of production, 78 | tive.