New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1930, Page 14

MIXUPS FEATURE POLITICAL FIELD Party Lines Ignored in Several Heated Campaigns - Washington, Oct. 21 (A—Political cross currents are forcing a patch- work design in the 1930 congres- sional campaign with both parties | involved in the occasional mixups. In scattered contests over the na- tion, democrats are supporting re- | publicans, republicans campaigning | for democrats, wets supporting drys | in some instances and drys espous- ing campaigns of wef The jumble of party labels is per- haps most noticeable in Pennsyl- ania where some republican leaders liave announced opposition to the re- publican gubernatorial nominee, Gifford Pinchot, while some dry democratic chieftains have deserted their candidate, John Hemphill, to announce for the dry republican | nominee. 2 La Follette to Talk Out in the northwest, Senator La Follette, republican, of Wisconsin, is preparing to take the stump in behalf of two democratic candidates, | Senator Thomas J. Walsh in Mon- | tana, and Edward P. Costigan, in| Colorado. | Reports of party switches come | from the heated Nebraska senatorial | rice where Senator George W. Nor- | Jis, republican opponent of the | Hoover administration, is fight Gilbert N. Hitchcock, demo neminee. Mr. Hitchcock received assurance of support from the democratic senatorial committee after he had demanded explanation | it New York where it has been tried | of a published report that the com- | mittee was pursuing a “hands-oft” policy in his campaign. Down in 2 the republicans | refrained from putting up a sena- torial candidate in the race between Senator Heflin and John H. Bank- Tiead, the democratic nominee. Heflin was forced from the demo- | cratic ticket for his failure to sup- ‘ port the presidential candidacy of | Alfred E. Smith in 1928. ‘ The wet and dry issue is just as' well mixed up. There are dry dem- | ocrats and wet democrats, dry re-| publicans and wet republicans, with | all degrees of dampness in between. | Senator Fess of Ohio, the chair- man of the republican national | committee and an advocate of nzl-‘ tional prohibition, is working as | hard for the republican s?natorinl; candidates in states where they happen to be wet as for those in states where their platform is dry. Sepator Tydings, of Maryland, the chalrman of the democratic sena- | torfal campaign committee, is an| un-relenting foe of national prohibi- | tion but he is giving as much at- tentlon to the campaign of dry dem- ocratic nominees as of the wets. CRONIN OVERHAULS SPEEDING DRIVEE Bristol Man, Objecting fo Police Methods Here, Fined | “The officer didn't pull it right,” | was the complaint made at this| morning's session of police court by Anthony Mastroboni of 74 Barnes street, Bristol, when he was arraign- ed on a c of speeding. The compiaint didn’t carry much weight with the court, however, for despite the fact that the policeman's | method did not meet with the ap-| proval of Mastroboni he was found | guilty and fined $10 and c | Mastroboni was arrested about 10:15 o'clock last night by Officer James Cronin after a chase from | the corner of Broad and High streets through North street to Oalk street. The officer testified that the Bristol man wa miles per ! Yiad been dr ficiently und Jiquor to be ch driving accordir relations and continued it for a month in the hope that conditions might straighten out. Peter was arrested by Officer Wal- ter Wagner who was detailed by Sergeant Feeney to investigate a complaint that a man was evicting his family from the house. Lentini On Probation Peter Lentini, 18, of 134 Hartford avenue, who was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Feeney and charged today with indecent assault upon the person of a minor youth received a sentence to the Cheshire Reformatory from Judge Traceski. The sentence was suspended on plea of his attorney and the boy was | placed on probation. OLD-FASHIONED BUTCHER SHOP DECLARED DOOMED | Packers Hear Meat Will Soon Be Retailed in Sanitary Boxes in All Grades and Sizes Chicago, Oct 21 (—The Institute of American Meat Packers was told today that the disappearance of the old fashioned butcher shop with its cleavers, saws, chopping blocks and sawdust is “but a question of time.” Samuel Slotkin, president of the | Hygrade Food Products Corporation of New York, said the revolution which has hit merchandising methods of other products soon would regulate present day meat stores to museums, “Retailing fresh meats in attrac- sanitary boxes—steaks, chops, s, ete,, in all grades and sizes | to meet the taste and requirement of |tree on J. J. v family—in smart looking shops | Addingham, Pay Itree it is loaded with ripe apples designed to appeal to the fastidiou wrman shopper just as any oth retail store, has proved succeséful out for the past few moths,’ 'he said. STONE MEMORIAL PL. ED other | Jbut now thej Paris, Oct. 21 (A—The govern- |I ment today decided to erect a stone | menorial to the victims of the Brit- | ish airship R-101 on the field where 1 NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1930 the dirigible met disaster. At a cabinet meeting Air Minister Laurent-Eynac was althorized to in- troduce a bill in the coming parlia- ment for the urpose BLODMS AND FRUIT GROWING ON TREE Devine Picks Apple From One Side, Blossoms From Other A new freak of nature, a Baldwin apple tree with blossoms on one side and ripe apples on the other, has been discovered by Thomas J Devine of South High street, this city, in Addingham, Pa., where he is vacationing. Fearing that his statcments on the matter would not be believed Devine went to the trouble to pack the blossom and a ripe apple in a cheese box and send them with a letter to a friend in this city. 1t cost him 27 cents in postage stamps to send the parcel but he figures it would be cheap compared with the price in effort he would have to put forward in trying to prove it to the boys about the “Tabs' rooms. His letter follows: “Winsted has nothing on this place. Even Ripley himself would be surprised. Between kicking over pheasants in the paths as you walk and picking up freaks of nature 1 am having a great time. “I am sending you one of the freaks. This is off a Baldwin apple Foley's farm here in On one side of the and on the other side with apple blossoms. “I know if T were to go home and |say that this happened they would |say they alw thought I was crazy know it. Thi: way am sending yvou the apples and the blossoms from the same tree. “Sincerel J. 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