New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1930, Page 13

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD Pages 13 to 22 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1930. SMITH POST HEAD T0°BE INSTALLED Otticers of V. F. W. Auxiliary Also to Take New Stations Officers of Privale Walter J Smith post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and of the Women's Auxiliary to the post, will be installed in of- fice tomorrow night at § o'clock in Judd’s hall on Main It will bhe a joint ceremony. Past Depart- ment Commander William Dibble of Meriden will officiate for the post while Mrs. W. Dibble. scnior state Vice-commander of the auxiliary, will induct the auxiliary officers in to the post Dewey O Selander, an employe in 1th department, will ph Feing in the chair. a coinci- that the man who becomes commander and the man who re- linquishes that office after an actve hoth disabled men and wounded in almost the the public succeed he ] 05 1der’s vear, both were JOSEPH VEINGOLD Einstein Likes Work But Has Lighter Moments, } Informal Chat With Relativity Wizard Discloses Liin « Here i profile chair. Alber is shown s he His casy tu OF RELATIVITY He work. He He PE doesn’t force himself to A PERSONALITY CLOSEUP [ | likes to see peopl is Il at eas. gers, but witty with intimates. He plays the piano and violin with str: Retiring Commander France. on arm the advance 1le Commander k shatiered hip while in Bellean Wood lander, a member of Co. 1. 102d Div tarted out from ncluded Bellea ngold w [ in lost Commander in the pot clander of Thierry wave ivec fight- sion which 1 s with ch helped to to Paris n. John mond I'rost Weare; Edward ph day. Frederick Daly: sentinel e Joscph Buc- Arthur Oquist nd trustees for Feingold. Wil- William Dcgnan. uxiliary to be Mary Frost Mz ot Pe- ident, ell Ethel Oquist; endewolf; tre d, Rose Frost: 1Ctress. Yvonn storian W Alia I"rost Helen Snil 1 ent officers and del- and Hartford Wars and be nd re monics. ed and are invited Johr uman: colo ori helm ph chaplain 1da Scl Ilorence Irost and second Brictol Foreign il Linment on om o ions f Ve terans of xilian W fresh- No al Schools Get Most Cash From Taxation Payments N. H Nov 2 of the paid averag in taxes to 1 dollar, ire nd expe ure ding today the hat 4.4 nd average cit dellar for cents was spent upkeep of roads Total receip taxes were § expenditures $ School expenditures were $6,233,21J while roads cost $6.113,833 s of thr ent school construction or for from while total Poor House Inmates to Give Baskets to Charity (®—This un- the hung 1 live topic amon, the inmate Allcgheny county poor farm and the they too can help relieve the irg The Christmas b nually to them by the ner Mission Society pated weeks before—must go to th city’s needy this year, they have agreed and have so notified the so- ciety, The baskets $1 Nov. 13 ituz sburgh en on the destitut loymen have suffer- sent Lutheran In- cagerly antici- ts an are worth - Quebec“s Liquor Group Reports Profits Rise ! Nov. 13 (P—A of is shown for the in the province June profit Qu financial for th last represents the largest vears his- 71 liquor commission statement for the ir, ended figure tiscal ye 30 The vearly profit in the ninc tery of the commission Licenses from shops, brought hotels res an vo- 3,000 words. ~zhulary was about 23, the | present. | an decided | bee | additional $2.-! for recreation. He doesn't tal bed with hin He is not der iw poli <o problems (o ng thou long BY LOUIS P. LOCHN No o —H most comple vathematics as a Aline iison ariles, fo 't accomplish toda r-old wizard of four known 1o the n and only his rela- e enatons world rejativity n few scholars know what theory A few 1Hivity ltar in the « [ happy “The found an husast ‘ th jo radiant He appears bashiul and 11l at ease among strangers and “hig company.” which he dislikes | He gives the impression of a | man eager to depart at the first possible moment. i But ca 1 him 1 v group ffidence dis nterested cony o lis - sationalist i His v and h lodious of his sku ns pell-mel ward from the think ) | nd r's high brow He finds his recreation not in <ports, but in rambling over the | keys of his grand piano or In | playing the violin. As a vio- linist he is an artist. though he never has taken lessons. “The iolin are m most faithful companior he ha said, explaning love for mu- sic. “They supp | whene 1 Mo nly, ar o 01 ver I pause in my wor supernatural strains neay have fairly instein int confesses could a world in which no pic- | the hand of man adorns the walls, yet \ never- | cle would be hea Sculpture, on the oth | nates him. and he fa To him s of P Fond as music little frankly | think of | ture painted rest in painting. by world chitecture. Chess doe though not inte mathematicians ust credited with taking to the g {Nor is he a collector of any { He is indifferent 1o the appea of his library, just as he refuses t tic himselt to definite hours of | work. | It doesn’t bother him in the least 1o break off in the middic of a task. He can cortinuc ex- actly where he left off when the interruption came. ike Richard Strauss. | | the composer. take a prohlem to | bed with him and let his imagina- | tion or®his dreams work on it | Dreams neither bring him in- | spiration, nor do they inject prob- | lems i1to a subconsciously working | mind. | He not identified with party | pelitics. Humanitarianism. is one of his chief interc cifism s of Einstein’s Yite topics discussions Nor does he is instead ra- | avor- with | | one in relativity mar { friends. m which T about not |it comes - ' 1 to explain a po DEMIAND FOR LOWER ELECTRICITY RATES (. P. 0. Wants Cut in Penalty Tax and Higher Age Pensions of international solidarity, which s 1y evineed in science, art. finance and literatu he believes will in due course of time becomc strong enough to climinate war. The feeling does not regard international another scientist stein attributes the key to complicated findings to mdefinable premoni- thought.” Like many 3 his some tion saving system no diffe /] M swen ESERVER SHOK FOR MEN o D) AN U (o Sick Feet Can’t Win OU'D be surprised at the number of men, with foot troub- les, whose ills vanish perty owners in th | little while Referring to it ho have “fixed"” favore noval of all the city's bo ago ixed the desks were sold 10 Through the he residents of schools doe you s Siece ocal s the ci ty owr Wants “Theater™ He flayed membe ommittec in Fifth rs of tk wisl m little red atisficd with those to th t children theatre' cently ity 2" he Mr. Kelly said T he taxpay vould h Jrove onditio in asked how r woul Fived Rates for Benjami su > property en Solomon, & 1 sted at t owners : that the pr ustec tors on comy or MODEL 15. THE LOWBOY- cabinet, pictured above, of of an unusual and distingu design. 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A imous vot« taken to send a petition to the gen- eral mbly cut to 6 per cent Pleased With Election Result Continuing, he The irce as the pro- hen 1h peopl practically for th 10 1l irit is abr was | is tim people begin to d start the the meeting ended Kelly, city was unfair ten d a re- ards. “A ow they d stools cents a press 1 city how ent and later bullied i tax T unpaid tis city ass requesting a are pay- of it Ward school marks k to the but are ons when d. “Why a d re- of the € results of t of profounc oroughl The s alarm to take ed to that | stration of tace | tic ant with them ests of t thinl the more It ey history W stock of have hem P pite of urn sums of ndidates alth and nuch opposition a beh backed by the 1re is yie special abun a time richer corpo profits <holder liyhoo of < for the old the re- | voted ane Intellige work, skill are peopl soup kitchens, 1 clection. qualifie cry two conflict ents 1 splendid show tem of their victory effort force will b fo! with 1i rich that rest that fixed productiv The who have ynduct of ought not of the pe ch a col an i 44 s fau wror land- ession 1n iving plans back our opoly when prope opinion ciating 't 1 now fee that the g t i who will be 1ould airman wi not obs for an nolls on No >s Public Alertn significant videsprea reported from ations Join ty emt all quar fROM THE 7 Lo QJ\0;\fl\\\?\\{:\\\\\\\\\\\\\nu|uummu//////////;;’ \ ther little ch ay o ind produces poverty is brought to s Usll HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS said that progress has been for in a hance e are Flashes of Life o Asso is known eh ated Pr Montevideo, U ed affair involving pis r two, Professor Pedro Bari- <8 a feelin When the question- oad in our city — Having in an don & Alberto Demichelli, minis- to study records Inquir r of ey education, are friends again. had a duel. Both missed. they s hands any — Heinz Koch ced to two years' fort hecause i duel with servants publ est of de concern al- | rhon Munick s been think o improy 1 the arouse ment no people have rse politician en the BEOKE hot by a dog, ad. She an motoring back dog pawed i in the car. I'la Tough on hit a straight driv A buzzard swooped off with the bail his golf in Scotland Bobbie Cruickshani ed irons ror of Japan of 14 when ne Bill Mehl- cxhibitions in He 1ding da flew y of food- Cetione an is one s shows tha John Schex- d that the es is over ani is for Barcfooted, th n said in court he had or He obation for fiv Wrong. A sys- a s down n a period of ult must 1 been charged public aff: o thrive ople dition il enlightened to bear s what woodsn en making liq placed on | for 50 yea a3 Some 18,000 Am bou electric skull eaps in an effort to make their hair grow his revealed trial of Frederick P. Goodwin of Strawn, Iil., who was fined $3,000 for using mails to defraud. 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