New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1930, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1930. = _ | liver to Governor Youny its recom- | acted the role of the doctor, ané|$100 banknote there hi suc standing of 60,000 mendation in Billings 'case. | 2 Owen played the part of the crook. |it. Calling on a prisoner she drop iraternity men in 125 institutiona Cont MuSt Act es lons Q. Are natives of India proper- | ped the money in a corridor. A | has risen above the all men's aver- Goriros v S ¢ Iy called “Indian | keeper turncd it over to the war-|age and the average of the 140.- worably on Billin n un- dnd wgrs A. Yes; although generally, to|den. 000 non-fraternity men has fallen Feuer ; - £ h Q:stinguish them from the Amerifcan| Lawrence, Kan. — Of 1,705 co-eds | farther below it. .. Th e o ns, they are called East In- |at the University of Kansas, seven| Philadelphia — The Rev. Dr. | b N\ATEEL HOWE FIARNHAN\ p et S A ans. | (7) aspire to be homemakers. Henry Van Dyke, author and pro- Y Tation in t ST ot | @. How is Geraldine prenounc-| Hollywood, Cal. — Lupe Velez is | fessor emeritus at Princeton, thinks 4 wearing a wedding ring, which she |the award of a Nobel prize to Sin- Jer-al-deen. insists is her mother's. “When and | clair Lewis was an “insult” o What is electrotherapy? if I'm married to Gary Cooper,” she | America. In a speech to the Busi- t success Sne £ te e ¢ | A. The name of that branch of |elaborated, “I'll sure tell the world | ness M association of German- sitor i 5 3 ¢ | medical science which makes use of | about it.” | town he criticized Lewis because his ) vl aUe 1 e Jan ns po | electricity for healing. | Orlando, I'la. — As pilot of a|novels “scoff at America Q. Which states do not have pro- [glider, W. L. Stribling is a great| Bayonne, N. J. — Seventy-five il RAE R hibition enforcement laws? fighter. He did very well in the air | boys at the county parental school QUESTIONS ANSWERED Maryland. Michigan. Mon- | With one, but landing on a lake he | have justified faith in them. They You can get an answer to any|tana, Nevada, Massachusctts and |tipped over and went wunder the werc permitted to go home Thanks- ta U or question of fact or information by|New York. water, parachute and all. A motor- | giving on promise to return. Not Moo ety : ne e 1 = e 1 y v was ¢ Loat pulled him out and he was put | one was even lat ) W m H 1 A B AT : - that Writing to the Question Editor. New! Q. How old was o . bommission Wou dYCSATlfsotias scomtmeraits Insistis tan Heraid, Washinglon Dureat, | ington when he took & o bed with chills | e perfect h 0 ‘C‘ E L ; 2 New York avenue, \Washing. |the Continental forces in 17757 Baltimore — Having lost his left| POISON DRINK KILLS SIX o [ Ul“y VeI “y X[]efldllll!‘es R % 0 : - D. C., enclosing two cents in Forty-three. rm, Dr. Christian Deetjen, pioneer | Greensboro. N. C., Nov. 29 (P— Vinz Waktia b ] ) ps for repiy. Medical. legal and| Q. What is reincarnation? in use of the X-ray, has returned | Six deaths in less than a week from \arital advice cannot be given, nor The bLelief that {he spirit of | to practice. Burns contracted befors | drinking poisonous liquor—sup- can extended research be under-|a person why has depart:d this life | S0 much was known about radiology | posedly denatured alcohol—were taken. Al other questions will re.|appears again in human form, In |caused him to undergo seven opera- | counted today ja Guilford county. ceive a personal reply. U'nsigned re- | India it is coupled with transmigra- | tions prior to a recent amputation. | All the victims wee Negroes. quests cannot be answered. All let- [ tion of souls, and the idea that tha| New York — [raternity men ex- e T el Ty Wls of animals appear later in hu- | cel in studies. Delegates of 70 na-| Contracts have been awarded for T fon! tional fraternities have been inform- | construction of a $15,000 observa- paciiy | How many licensed distiller- | €d that during the'last year the aver- | tory at the University of Kentucky. fons re in the United States? | Three in ntucky make States | Bou and three in Pennsylvama | = ! b : ic clar ! 1 e. Their combined output s WHEN A MAID MARR o e Do x g crtimated at about 2,000,000 gallons r ably the m an 1 f 3 s 3 X A g " ; " r year. 0. / g h 1 ty does not se e upon woman N i o 2 destiny ne h marital state is y still aspire and always will, so long en 1580 and 164( a ared from material furnished by the BRI e H bulletin of information on what every Who is the Attorney General|f g th, marriage and happiness that e United States ] EVERYONE should e who thinks of getting William De Witt Mitchell 3. 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