New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1930, Page 11

| : gasoline tanks on motor vehicles. He ventured some speculation in ad- DISPUTE ONDATE S UNEMPLOYED SELL month from this dot of land in the 3 . English channel. | Army and Navy Mot Likely to', i encnartotee | Kooy Rway Woll and Doctor— Play Tor Unempioyment Fund York | spinster, | Earn Fair Wages E New York, Nov. 14 (UP)—Ju st e i 5 Weiss, when it seemed that the Army and ew York, Nov. 14 (A—In the a mind toward | she called | t forth thut | executed trust ‘W. anarchis’ records a change of Mleetual radicals, . The documen in a former will sh 4 ame of unemployment, 3300 job- # Navy finally had agreed to p P g Tootball L gaine for uncmployment |10 came in conflict with the law, |1°8% men have sold some 3,000,000 Felief, o dispute over the date of the Put that in recent yes foun| ERplee orl tiotatract corners of New contest threatened today to jeopard- | 'C121ives were her true _risnds and f(XonoRkeeningaanaaboth il atwols funds for the I. W, communists, socialists and jacifis‘s 8tk ovoject therefore she was leaving Bodiioldacton the radi. Joseph Sicker, of the Internation- West Point authorities offered o 41 element little. Her estate is val- AR A ud at $160,000 al Apple association, who organized Dapolis autk replied th | New York—Mme- Zohra Khanowa | the scheme, sald the men over — far as they were col ned 1 Hei first woman in Persia 10 | Period of glrecamesRashod T J + would have to he played D « side the veil, has come {o| C&rning from 3 to 6 a day edeh e aee ok up American ideas for he- |depending on their ‘ocations 1 R , ' ountrywomen. She was seng by tie | their salesmanship. Meanwhile, tho | oo enenle fouiou SR, wholesale price per box has jumped | e e PO% T sydney, N. 8. W—A company | from s|” to $2.30 and :till ther you ¢ whick = o 5 d fer. are profits. fegarding ‘the date: Major General| | hich makes leather, glue and fer o attery e .+ from sharkd has reccived an| From the Battery to the Bronx sup f e L | 2 er t er, the | A e Boane order for something |and from river to river, the unem- | 1t | ployed are working their “pitches” to the and collecting nickels from busine: clerk to Rear Admiral S. & ison perintendent of the Naval academy, | su- shipping 100,000 teeth accepling what he professed to con.|S0uth Sea islands for use as cur-|Mab h°”."‘;"'°' and Sleno8 |passed by a tuo-thirds majority inf ¢ ort curla or & continuous’ roll sider a Navy proposal for a gam G g :;3\2: ;r’:s "'mm':fgg? {here any|iDe house of representatives late |not much larger than a lead pencil Dec. 6. Admiral Robison immedi SuamGe BEupann . 0ue ihon e b it Paris calls this coifture the sausage ately replied that he had not c sand tons of electrical cquipment | TUMPliNgs “of trouble—the apple| The senate is expected to consider | o) [ sidered Dec. 6, since the Navy was|Dave been sent to Holland all the | “racketeer” is on the job, the plan today or tomorrow. Barly | 'The back-litt and off-the-brow Remarkable Savings in Oval R Bchedulod to meet ihe U niversity of | Way by freight car. Loaded cars were -~ passage by tho senac is e s e e v ugs Pennsylvania on that date ied 90 miles. ODD FELLOWS TO PLAY 4s the plan was studied thoroughly |sizes. Among the tiniest of all are W ’ H 7 ] Wik bl Ziverinton dents io. enson Di Piave, Ttaly—As monu- | during its consideration by the |littie tricornes and berets made of omen s Oslery Large size Oval game, which would provide neariy|I'8 Tadio towers crewned large Y I _Thomas 1. Chadbou of N ride the crown of the head above a Full Fashioned, Thread Silk Hose great for bed- half a million dollars for unemploy. | 1188 Which are illuminated at night. e York is the author the Slan, softened back hairline and carefully rooms or bath- ment relief, the impasse regarding | AN CX-Servicemen’s periodical says | {Which provides for governmental |cultivate waves, permanent or nat- These Hose Tooms fhio daisof tis nropiaad contest re. |SUch @ tower is inspiring, instead o.f‘m'r-uw‘k"v Lodge Arranges Series | purchase of excess crops, thereby |ural, in front. | are seconds of 2 s being obscured at a celebration, as 5 | tending to stabilize prices rhe waves come in f sually Q mained the only barrier. Gener | ot Socials—Lexington, Lodge v The waves come in front, usually s Smith declared Tast misht that the | the case with most monumonts. | i e 2R e our 89c and $1 Army could not play the Navy on = | Has Boxing Show. |UsE SIFIED ADS |part. Hats are worn as far back as silk hose. You o T D e It o A e : know the value West Point, and because 1t | [l e e we have built would be froze Admir : e g o 5 Yoo loalorn s A tmiral | ) ochle” tournaments, o be held into our hos- e G el e Dok on Monday evening, November 17, » Diple et e 1Y [and Monday cvening, Novembe Week In December, which the. |at Odd Fellows' hall, with live tu i cember, which the r the winners, e thor ies at Annapolis were wiliing : e et % R gl J The lodge will assist Lexington | el it . o : : Class cof candidates for Lexington e e to allow Lexington lodge to 1, with 2 put the class through the second and | footba’l | Schenectady ., Nov. 14 (P\— grees before December pro- | police doubted t that Harry Al- gton lodge, last night, se- moting the cuploymer was the slayer of Mary committee for the proposed relief that nefther service acade ashington, D. ., on hasketball league among the four was particularly anxious to play believing the, confession 1. 0. O. I". lodges in this city, and other. Down at Annapolis, the au he made yesterd Wwas | on Monday and Tuesday nights thoritios L bel stave off go 10 Gerstaecker and Phoenix lodges will the Army ind years in this state for | select committees. The four commit ed a date on which the!automobile theft and possibly for | tees~will then make plans for?® the Navy obviously not plav. At/ five more g a gun in his | league, probably on mnext Wednes West Point, i t 1l Il here to sign the | day night game mi not b i inc:: | confession Lexington ledge had a boxing it probably would a| Once beforc Allard confessed he |show for its members last night, rough and tumble affair. murdered Harry Nagail in = Georgia | with two houts of four rounds each. Art proposi gama |10 1928 the authorities decided | Ctinch and Petrous, the former an . 6 was made in response o 0 {ry him first. as they doubted that, ox.state amateur lightweight cham mper reports for which the (eorgia would be ablc to convict i pion, “putting on a good scrap in denied Do The [ M whch the referee, Kieth of this eity, sched h Gives Vague Detatls got several misdirected punches by of on Dec. 6 that | Me said he Eilled Miss Baker be-qho battlers. Kieth and the Bristol | contest was 4w cause she knew of the Nagail slaying | ywilq Cat went on for four roun: tinct under that and had itened o expore hiMt|ang Petrous. a member of Lexing: canc cither side, 1¢[He did not say how she came to/(on Jodge. now being vice nohble is Penn's big of the year, and | KNOW about the Georgia erime. The|grang of the lodge, was the refereec. alr many nave been soid | Murder followed a night together in | cop. William Bullen was time keep- | for the affair. Morcover, Mayor | ATINgton. police quoted him as 8ay- |- und Dave Matthewson played the James J. Walker @nd a committee | 103 but they saig he was ungertain i pigno hetween rounds. | & Enotis writers hadl Arrangedige|a8do whete thelcrime occius#i anl %t o o g Siabeotreq Have Colgate play New York Uni- | hat he described Miss Baker's auto- o 15 o sauerkraut and “weeni e e | mobile wrong. They said also that |y,;opeon i 2 £ | the revolver found in his cell, which T | O g vich LRI | 0% he claimed he used to commit the | : | "p’m]“:"L L ol lerime, had been passed to him sev- | GROWDS "A M’v v"““-‘“ | S R rontor Pl i |oral days ago by a Utica man. Sam | The Holy Cross bazaar which s | anlik h 1 Galadino, 19, under arrést with a|condutced for the church building | ! Utica woman, Mary Campbell, 19, |fund is being attended by much | = e [bothi of whor waived hearings on | larger crowds than were expected, it | charges of passing the weapon fo | was reported today by membe Allard the committes. Since the op A Washington detective sergeant | night last Saturday the Y. M. T. A crpected today *» check the al- | & B. hall on Main street has been | d confession. which police said | filled to capacity. ¢d immediately after Allard | Members of the Falcon Nest will 4 he likely would face an ad- | gather tonight at 7:30 n their club rooms on Beaver attend the bazaar in a body street to | Mem- nal five year 1 his cell for having the gun | uary. It W 800 words Recently Herbert Campbell, a | bers of the Polish national societies London—The Prince of Wales [ Washington real estate broker, was |and Polish Businessmen's associa- b wonders it he will Jive bot- | acquitted of the charge of killing the |tion will also attend. 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