New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1930, Page 9

WOUTH VS. AGE. N SENKTE RacE | sioner, believes that men must wea Louisiana Primaries Introduce Golorful Character DUTCHER A Service Writer Washington, Aug. 21.—One of the most interesting possibilities in this | year's elections is that the United | States senate will lose Senator Tom | Heflln of Alabama and his big white vest and gain the Honorable Huey P. Long of Louisiana and his green democratic primaries in Louisiana will be held on September $ and the noisy, -turk t Governor Long s after the t held since 1513 by the venerable, bearded, dig- nified and conservative Senator Jo- scph E. Ransdell. Governor Long is just 37, or only two years past the minimum age re- .quirement. of the senate. Therefore, it elected over his 72-year-old op- | ponent, he will become one of the youfgest senators in history. {n There is a very striking contrast between the governor and the sen- | ator. Ransdell is a safe and sane old gentlemen who never gets into trouble and is seldom heard of. Long is-a wild youth who is continually breaking into print, for first onec reason and then another. i was Long who, while * green pajamas, received appointment call from | of a German warship during Mard: | Gras season at New Orle consul had broug! a whoop- Washington, whick most anything else of congress, awa terest some c Gove 1 appear at offic J pajamas or without. He is ed plenty of publicity in eithe but he will have to v it he expects to get the papers There are m isiana who are Long. They t le ago for fice and failed house of repres favor of the impeachr accused of va as bribery and tryin to murder a cecdi vere dropped After #hat -the governor y at th® newspape AX ON | Hartford hos The legisla- | ture wouldn't stand for that was-ons of the most dri of the nd.evér attemp it goes to show Huey will do when he gets er There are some good things t gaid for the goverpor, however has a gift for public spe some of the attributes o: manship. despite all the other t — L Flashes of Life t r |in the last 25 years, he says, where- sggonger and much more vigorous | | every indication she will continue _with early indications that a state ent style for ydung girls as an practice resulting 1 about th Mary Brooks Pick- {about the la t shows a steady and con ba Hood forest lookout liv Four Farmington Men |were also twd other passengers in about him. In congress he probably | would be a bit more riotous than Heflin or Cole Blease of South Caro- lina, or Congressman of Texds, but those fellows h done some good jobs and Huey wouldn't | Ransdell, now nearly first came to congress of the house in 1899 is a protection thanks largely to dustry of Louisiana on tlood control. He out cotton and has had much to do with taken a kee lation through his t National healt where aj§ types studied .‘ But § to the countr Long. He has been prima ested in Louisiana rat tional affairs and alt supposed to v fsn't green and hardly an ever seen him in it Long's Carcer Colorful who became governor at een one of the most color- ful figures in the State's long and political history. Born on | d to worl bhoys were in gghool. Lat traveling printer, then nt and finally a pate sman, selling his wa form on which a performed to attract the cro Then he sold flour from door to door @nd conducted cake-baking contests | among the housewives He worked his way thr versity of Oklahoma and lat fed law at Tulane. His practice grew. He made his first political venture | when he ran for the state public service commis and s elected. Ger weather observers eloft in planes daily to on atmespheric conditior B 1IN Roast Beef has finer flavor when seasoned before cooking with G u Ln E, N’S | 55 Corbin Place Vit Semen, ey s me | Albama Republicans Against ] 6. 0. P. GONSIDERS ENDORSING HEFLIN New York—Dr. Thomas Darling-? on, formerly city health commis | nentality not greatly improved the average woman is taller, | Naming Full Ticket mentally ale Birmingham, Ala., August 21 (@ and there 1s QOIOTOYE retains her pres- | ticket would not be placed in the = of dress; man’s heavy| November general election, the Ala- lothing lowers disease resistance. |pama republican convention met Baltimore—A resolution adoptled | pere today to take a formal vote on v the Natiodal Catholic Women's|(he question of supporting inde- nionfosniores stockingless fad | pengent candidates headed by J unchristian | mpomas Heflin, for U. S. senator. oss of the sense of ',[,‘mli}::h‘v"’“‘?]"“' Sentiment of delegates at .an Vo open mecting of the state executive s committee last night, as expressed G in an informal vote, was over- whelmingly against nominating a general ticket. The independents, or self-styled “Jeffersonian democrat: included Heflin, Hugh A. Locke, Birming- ham, gubernatorial aspirant and Dempsey Powell, Graenville, candi- date for lieutenant governor. Pleas of speakers for the republi- |can party to tear down the ‘‘demo- cratic machine” and to repay Heflin | for his support of Herbert Hoover in 1928, when the state came within walks 25 miles | .000 votes of the republican col- rden and walks | Umn, were met with applause 2 Mosn:| Heflin and other indepgndents cummer | Were barred as candidates in the h on the | democratic primary because of their s above the opposition to Alfred S Smith.. the 1928 party presidential nominee. of se- pessimistic style exper stocks a n an address s went down fall and er dresses nued up- he dema ard movenien Newport, R. IL—Transparent dol- ar turbans are ue in society r so of cotton ch the frock resses against the wind or other outdoor activity. Ore.—Once a fortnight She is the stance wore ser's. BLDERLY WOMAN GIVEN STATUETTE BY PRINCE auth London Resident Receives Gift From Royal Visitor Who Broke Her Vase Accidentally. London, August 21 (P==Miss Ray- mond, an elderly and humble resi- dent of the South of London, has been made hap a kindly act of Wales lives in a hotel he neighborhood of the cricket d where the prince went Tues- to attend the England-Australia ch. ing an interval in the play the nce and a party of friends visited = hotel, and one of the old lady's s accidentally was broken The next day the prince sent a colored statuette of himself in lod - hunting costume accompanied by a Ir"]u‘ed n Axuto (:laSh lettar regretting the hr:akzgr and ombury, Aug. 2l = Fou|poping that Miss Raymond would gton men were infured on|hcians o g, Tower Hill heir auto- | s s o nea Federal Agents Swoop A Down on Big Brewery Hebron, Aug. 21—When federal prohibition agents raided a large brewery here vesterday and arrest- ) ed four men they found 400 cases ] 3 ° others, also | o¢ “Canadian ale,” large vats, other it the Hartford hospital are: Gae- |;ccossories and hundreds of labels have a frac-|pearing the name. “John H. P. who may | yolson's Canadian Ale.” ert Mc- | The men were detained at the 2 . v e Willimantic police station over- Foliceeneninto that there night, The plant was located in one of the buildings formerly useq car but could not learn their |py the Turner soap mills, about three miles from Colchester. Alderman Endorses Note, Pays It, Sues f| r Josep BAN RADIO NOISES Hartford. Aug. 21—"Loud and an- ng” radios have been declared a “public nuisance dangerous to | health” by the Hartford board of ealth/in its campaign to eliminate pay the note | unnecessary noises, If the ruling to pay it. Now |is made a law it is proposed to | 1st the fm:r‘mahf a test case of it and if it sges, and an | proves practicable, enact similar placed against |amendments covering other sorts of Miezckow- | noises. 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