New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1930, Page 19

NEW _BRITAIN DAILY HER/ \ID TU E.)DAY DECEMBER 9, 1930. 19 MORE SOLDIERS IN [ “Theater Review | SEA HOLDS BODIES WEATHER EXPERT | NATIONAL HOMES| "= OF SHIP VIGTIMS AND PRIES STOEAD - | e Tncreasing Numbers Turn fo), th‘ng Seeno Srorm Petrel icard Used Sun Government for Care service teo ring the past year. also were to hear Edward K. Young, ector of the New York St ation of Home Bureaus, L A. O'Neal, president of the Alabama icration and vics American Farm and H. G. Smith, ional Council of ers on ‘“‘Ameri- Aid of the Dis- Washingeon, Deg. 9 (P—In in- | su creasing numbers they come each | year, men who call for help from | the government for which they dared death 12 years ago ALCOHOL USED Two delightiul € Capitol theatlergoers this week. One | carried t nddre THE EMBASSY . is the new leading Howard | e “Billy the Younger now are the men who he - bottom o « I v tho et Hull Gibson, who ¢ his initia f : the haven of the soldiers’ | " : , than the veterans of other || PP¢aiance WD 'r,"‘ T who asked help. SR o e contrast of th A was uncovered tod: of natlonal hon whose records impression upon 1 BhUs | show the steadily mounting total of | and played the of World War veterans. unable to gain | Baron Thomas Von Ullrich so well . i e s R W R O A P W W o e a iivelihood, who knock at the doors | that it is difficult to imagine him | for Nant t 40 tow o 2 LY sall i o] e N y } 1 2 ’ R of the homes, in any other rol yout 1 from the lo Const ¥ s r 3 5 (3 s Once Held as Pauper | Miss Doris Dalton as Olly Fray d base Sesnd G : ; Padre o i 5 Wl Baby Sweetums A peculiar note of public psychol- ographer, was a revel ‘ sponsible : i Lo he . Astronomy For Ycars £ 3 7 The Life Size BELIEVE changing age / the bureau Iz FOR BEST ATRALD CL. \\\ll‘[!r.l') ADs Gibson made a decidedly fav- || kout fo A e na : ORI oL LU % t t g i s ogy lies wrapped in this chan ded her legs, arms said Colonel C. W. Wadsworth, t I dircctor. Once, 4 man who by 3 U the eft such a ward was ranked a pauper; | tound it di his family kept his whereal on his bu cret Today, there is an eagerncss evi- dent in the attitude of the veterans, &nd in the attitude of their relatives, Colonel Wadsworth explained. aron Von Lm.n o keep his groups have the ' he continued loing a great piec = these form ) belong there, 1) 11 them. Zl P TOL , “From 1921 to 1 the total pop- ! NEW BRITAIN I ulation of the 11 branches e s e : ! p € national home. averaged thr O W . WOODS t Continental 7 O S B Y PG POOR LITTLE CHURCHE MOUSE PEEAPEEE total of MINERS VOTE IN DFFICIAL FLECTION Union (o Rename International Heads, All Unopmed / / Girls... 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