New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1930, Page 6

i) NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, the coast city to Assab in Eritrea, which s controlled by Italy, to Magdala, a strategic city in Abys- | sinia. | This, it is believed, will divert [ some of the tratfic from the French port. Engiand is interested in the country because head waters of the | Blue Nile, which is the life of the |sudan, are in its mountains. An | American construction company RADIO TUBE WAVE | African Pomp to Mark Coronation MAY DO COOKING ~ Of Abyssmlan Emperor On Nov.2| Scientists Find Short Waves of Value for Heat | ‘\ ;as recently awarded a contract | i 3 :: |for canalization in this section of ‘Washington, Sept. 19 (UP)—New | fl\h(‘ Sudan. WIPE OUT-HOMES tube give hope of producing radio waves which will do the family ‘Government Hotels Housing Washington Women Razed cooking, provide wireless illumina-| tion for homes, reduce pain and cure disease, according to Dr. Washington, Sept. 19 (P=dMrs. (Lula T. Andrews, who saw the | deyastation of war for men, has Willls R. Whitney, director of the try and therapeutics hitherto closed also seen the devastation of peace to science, Dr. Whitney stated GERMAN ASSERTS GRLS STRONG SEX Beaten and Robbed by Four Women in Street Beylin, Sept. 19 (UP)—Hgerr Wil- helm Ruge, a Berlin business man, bas completely revised his previous notion that women are the weaker sex. One evening a short while back Herr Ruge went into a small éat- ing house and ordered a glass of beer at the countér. Soon after- wards half a dozen women, accom- panied by a man, came up to him engaged him in conversation and asked him to stand them a glass of beer. Ruge obliged them and shortly afterwards left the place to walk home. As he was walking along he per- cefved that he was being followed by four women. Shortly before he reached his house they made a 1930. Worlds Largest Selling Etght HUDSON- PSSEX 70 mile an hour SUPER-SIX All Prices F. 0. B, Factory, Detroit General Electric Research labora- | for women. tories. Simplified mechanisms and a re- duction in the cost of prodv\rm’ large volumes of radio As head of the government bu- |reau of industrial housing and | transportation she has seen homes |0t 400 women recently swept away problems now facing solution. With spurt, caught him and without more | |1 ely peace-time movement. cooked thoroughly. The tube from | LR ado set upon him. Herr Ruge was knocked down by four powerful séts of female fists and while lying on the grpund two of them rm“ his pockets, removing his wallet. In experimenting with the tube, it was found that by placing a wire over a table at a distance of a few feet from a radiating aerial, which was a copper bar about 10 feet long, | | a sausage in a glass container sus- | pended from the bar was soon| HUDSON-ESSEX DEALERS EVERYWHERB these problems disposed of, control | | ; : > A PR The government hotels, which of the new power immediately will : FOR BEST RESULTS which this power was produced was | Uloussd fuat sany wemkn Essarac USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS open up lines of advance in indus- two feet long and five inches in ment workers, have been torn down diameter. ) |to make way for more imposing Different applications of this tube | buildings needed in the capital ex- have been under investigation. For | | tension pian. generations heat has been known to | Erected during the war to meet a be useful in alleviating pain and| hcuslng‘emorgen(‘\' the neat stucco curing some diseases. Recently | buildings were homes for 2,000 medical research has indicated t women workers. In pleasant, home- fever temperatures in the human like surroundings they obtained body are destructive to certain | Abbaba, Abyssinia, Sept. 19| world board and room for about $50 4 germs. The new vacuum tube pro- s city is| Be seing named Negus, Haile | .ot duces this hoaf, causing \I‘!oo‘l tem- or fits e l, was goverpor of (hc‘ In a f&€w years-the hotels became peratures to rise to e of Harar. His father, Who | 1oa) homes to many women, espe- Fahrenheit in 15 minutes. a cousin of the Emperor Mene- | cially the older ones, some of whom Dr. Whitney stated that as H: I, who died in 1913, held the |piq no other home ties. With the the high-power = short-wave tubes| me distinction before him. | sighing of the armistice the origi- are being used for experimental pur- The coming to the throne of Haile | nal purpose of the hotels vanished poses only and the task now before | Sellassie is being watched closely by | —the housing of women war works the investigators is to bring th em | into practical usefulness at a reason- [ monaret able cost and discover their possi- bilitles for service to the world. Scottish Sun Bathers | country with Take to Mountains | (<i&). v Glasgow, Scotland, Sept, 19 (UP) | " 10 died on Ar —Sun-bathers in Scotland, denied a | place on the beach, are baging their governmer bodies in the mountains, * in prepa Most _authoritics forbid this sort| The new of bathing at the popular resorts, |crown from the principal 50 the most persistent have found | bishop of the Ethiopian peace high above the haunts of the | the presence of repres ordinary climbers. |the ‘various governments ot I I — — — S N N N N P N SR N EANEE NS NN E NN EESENEENEREERNES emperor of Abyssinia, to be crowned November 2, om— 217 MAIN STREET ¥ \ AMERICAS GREATEST DRYG STORES PRICES ASPIRIN Remedies pomp o lished race ers. But by that time the women had |so firmly entrenched themselves that it took a very hard-hearted summarily ' dislodge | ssinia— | s been on. 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