New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1930, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1930. Tasusd Daliy At Herald Bidg. 105 MAY THE P. U, ¢ IMPROVE s rded al ful Yet » t t t. Then tk > most money f case could be made out could very well expend somic money | Mexico. The is ob- | viously being pressed also to keep | down the Mexican debt, which has been increased by about two hundred meaning | million United States dollars because | which | of COST OF OUR WARS nto the a new legislation 14l report of ary of the Treasury Mellon on what Uncle Sam has spent to nis various wars six major confl bonds issued for land seizures total | for communal farms. lions of dollars. t words is finding World War cost Mexico in other ;S billions up | out ording to the | na that schemes bordering upon 30, @ onalization of the agricultural | ure. will | industr ail a heavy publi (‘x'l in the years to | pense with continu can not be met with > of fiat such expe and, what is more {mportant, | Veterans' Bu- | what amounts to the issua money. The issuance of bonds by the i government in order to pay for the | appropriated for communal d fraction of their he governm Facts and Fancies By Robert Quillen 459 disapp: 1 wish hooks of a hoorr MEXICO'S LAND LAWS BLING SOFTENLED 50 Many fror s city are journ to witness proposed ITALIAN PLANES LEAVE 1 French Morocco, Dec. 23 ian seaplanes led 1o on a crog, KRio de Oro, to cted to down the without stop- expropria- | ping. 1T xt stop will be it 1nd is be- | Bolama. Portuguese Guinea, after which the four squadrons will at- tempt the transatlantic crossing to vatal, Brazil, to be on under another name, cved to have deterred much Amer- | ican capital from flowing mLol tainly ought to have | would be N THE EDITOR’S MAIL Another Criticism of High School Football Situation— Consumer Wants Power Co. to Explain Another Criticism of Naming of Co-Captains at High School Wants Power Co. to Explain Fixed Charge sditor New Britain Herald: Dec. 22 Would you please print this in Tditor New Britain Herald | your paper? 1 think that the reduc- So another fast one has been|tion in price of electricity that the pulled on the high school football|C: L+ P. is putting into effect soon teacil Nas 1o St . joke as far as us poor people -captains is about the wor If theyreallyswaniz misguided atrategy t educe anything don't ted the school's Vit e ; New Britain, C The oneerned fixed charge? athle er do a great m would suggest (I with the fixed charge reduce their rates. Or explain why they fixed charge? 1 tried to their office but could get or Probably T will get r to this letter through your Then I and the why we have to that no other lettermen portunity to & please be the leader of they are willing to obe g the man ader, for he tellow as wel o receive prope I read QU Gl i : : 1 er of t npany who of the te > 1ere puppet Sccond charges that the public yout high rates. ess care ady exi ed to Hartfo Fraternity h co-captain wo o for their ow nd wo und a stor As ar had a scason up New Britair do away with re finall v wants., ted te s strengtl 9 Iy t i} 1 we know almost bea rit tha rat 3 been reduced, aved on < SUSPECT ARRESTED N 7 ROCHESTER DEATH CASE at many think bEQ And to have people bosh that at's all \ to staic again I wish fixed their game, Pasquale Valletti Yound in Buffalo —Wanted for Questioning in rerra Murder. TREL FALLS ON MAN 23 (UP)—Dia troe alf a ton red | pPAVOR NAMING MF have | published that | New York, Dec. 22.—That new, aloof shopping district suddenly flung up around the Plaza fountain | the Taj Mahal and by day a glori- | fied and squirmy rue de la Paix. | TIts shops offer a glitter —a new Inote in modern magnificence. Here one finds $4 a pound candy, $15 | facial massages, $60 orchigaceous bouquets and perfumes of Arcady |at $50 an ounce. Some of the salons | are in the ornate fron | hotels flanking the district. What was once the red-bricked chateau of Vanderbilt, pere 8 snow white facade, housing a hat [ shop whose rental exceeds {000 a vear and a dress-makir { lor wit a reputed rental of | quarter million. Cater-cornered is a stately bank of crcam. marble, A beauty parlor with a bl k front trimmed in white is out- at a cost “higher than a cat" Another atelier entirely of d mirrors s a il of silvered splendor. Still {another will offer a coppe sheen of golden brown. | The whole effect look of has the clean, a Holland house front. T am told clerks in the area |are paid one third higher than in other high class sections | Some wear frock coats and lapel | tlowers. The inward show is reflect- {ed by the outside display of door flunkies. When they appear for \iforms their trapping the fanfarole of the chang' Whit all One who cau Deltt blue and the ary cape was lined wit very like white crmir eptio lerks who nousined arri their desires d 10 the proper atest touch is be 1 one place whos attaches. cess of So perfidious old A to thrill itherto regarded So- . hugky voiced as always been pop \ London cabarets, but this sea ht musical comedy ke London crowd applat 1:30 a. m. A British named a cigarette for hee d she is th: toast of many knc You know: Fas coon airs as I rity of de her reca a Hartiord first bid for ble, s t to the silken 1at decade. She whom she fections. ses of son nerous lavishes | Tucker has been the peg for [ many Broadway gags. One of th [ most hilarious coucerns he t afternoon at the Palace hant tour of Kurope “0, yeah s Tucker's offer ings oup of Sin, Ler storm iperame It is a swell leave this sta p-decp triur typical reelf of expensive | is now | Broadway | came | mess when | only six blocks, but it struck me the driving was more carefully done than usual. It is a trifle difficult to that the charge is fair. |on 5th avenue has become the most | tip a lady face to face and in the other | exclusive strip in the city. By night | subsequent embarrassment my _fce t they | it suggests the sepulchral white of | was larger than usual. Half of that would be plenty.” she said. My knees sagged 80 suddenly from sur- | prise, 1 am still a litile loop-legged. No other business in New Yark is |0 in need of the “feminine touch™ | as the taxi industry. Tommny Mil- lard was being driven with unhinging lurches at top speed address the other might. Finally on the window and meel- “Get me there alive 1f neck- | an | he tappe ly implored possible.” “It stifkes me.” postcards Dutch ed of Butte, “all you do is wear spats, swin ga cane, practise wearing a monocle and air a lap dog. Have you no other gif Not unless you count batik workl | (Copyright, 1430, McNaught Syndicate, Inc.) Observations On the Weather Washington, Dec. 23.—FKorecast uthern New England: Rain coast and snow or rain in interior this afternoon and to- ; Wednesday cloudy; not much in temperature north wir | | and 1d diminishi Wedne Forccast sastern N Cloudy, pre | noon and early tonight in puth portion and ith ow \d probably Wednesday morning and north portions; not ange in temperature; fresh d northwe carly and extreme ndg tonig to strong north this afternoon and shifting to west Wednesday Forecast for New Haven and vi- cinit this atternoon; cloudy tonight We lay; gentle to moderate north and northeast winds ing to no st on Wednesday. Conditions: well defined dis- this morning causing snow coast from «in cxtended Jersey and w in Connecticut and N setts, he temperature continucs moderate for the season of the year in the northern pl Conditions favor for this vicinity snow followed by fair and not much change in Temperatures yesterday High Atlanta 4 ce. 42 Atlantic Cit e 40 Northfield Pittshurgh Portland, M £t. Louis Washington CHORES OVER BOTTLE Bostol (UP)—Willia four-months-old son of Mr omas Wright, choked to death vesterda en the nipple of his lodged in his throat. Dec. irsing bottle oy, V‘K’]\" | | DEPOSITORS REASSURED Worried Patrons of Institutions Told Clearing House and Officials Will | supply Necessary Casi sssociation all the funds nceded available imn any situation atement was 1 from t r company after the Trust company had been tal the earlier in Franklir unwarranted,” Banker over state banking department the day. The size of the Trust 1wals cleari was ouse als saic BABE TO PLAY FEENEY Roston, Dec. 23 (UP)—Babe Ruth and John P. Feeney, oBston lawyer. will meet in a round of peewee golf | here Friday night, with former May- or John F., Fitzgerald serving as “caddy. By Fontaine Fox