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New Britain herald., 1928-03-31
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New Britain herald., 1928-01-31
o!|)NSIDER FACTORY
 WHEN BUYING GAR
| Yol M, bih VIII Stand Atop & M

One e the vital aattses wAich . irrespective purchaser should con- aAer when buyins . CT h the tsc. tesy behind the product Tho plrtn : ef tAs Buick occurred ta lsoa when the factory was started at Flint. NicAis.n. The hrst Buick was sold h 1906 ts . Dr. Hills Of Flint Tho Arst ysars Of Buick progress was rradual and in 1907 approximately 5000 cars were manufactured. From 1907 to 1911 | great amount or progress was noted due to better production methods. and the stand ardisatien Of raw materials. eince that time production has mounted with rapid strides until today Buick ts building from 25o.ooo to 27s'ooo eaFv yearly.
 The Buick Motor Company Is one q the mcH marvellous factories In the world. Imagine. If you can. . city within . city covering an area q 3n3 aerss and you have . mind picture of what the word Buick means Ia terms of the factory be. hind the car. Included in this vast arse are more than 76 buildings, seeh building managed separately ea0 fvaettoning as | unit under . ct schedule and producing one part ss maybe . series of allied parts to- vasds the hnal product. One Of Duiek's angis plants. the treat mo- tof laetesy. having . door space of 3S3.7li square feet. is larger than nauy es Bucks eompetitors entire rlaat layout. The drop forge plant b supeFi~F ts anything that the
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31

ssar axle with frame is also suaran- teed-it ia therefore. sasy to keep . Buick on the read. This type Of construction necesitates only one universal joint and the complete driving mechanism l. enclosed: this keeps out dirt and water and re- tains the lubricant. Buick torque tube drive insures uniform brake ac- ton regardless of load or road con- ditions. This type of construction is considerably mors expensive than others. but insures better spring per- fonnance and better driving per- fornance.
 Buick rear axle construction is the result of many years experience. Buick uses full hoating sxles on the Master Series eara. and three-quar- ters floating on tho Standard Series. Both types carry the load Of the car on the axle housing and the axle shafts are only required to drive the wheels This construction is very accessible. Inspection and adjust
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31

world can boasG Ths thrse asssm. bly, iinss arc marvsls of human in- gsnuity. each being l.oss feet long. Parts for tho Buick ars brought to tAass assembly lines by means of huge conveyors Of which there are l3s soattsssA throughout the fac- tory. The most interesting conveyor is the ono used in taking motors fren the Anal testinS building to the assembly line. The total length of this conveyor ts approximately s.- 500 feet It has . capacity of so metor2 weighing about 23o tons These motors arc delivered to the assembly line at the rate of l5o an hour.
 At the present time the Buick factory is employing over 3S.eooo men. Eight years ago Buick manu. factured 10000 cars . year and now they arc building over 3so.ooo.
 The valve-in- head Buick engine is the result Of twenty-five years of consistent manufacturing practice. David D. Buick began experimenting on engines in lsSS. thus 3S years of effort have zone into Buick valve- in- head engine construction.
 Buick Harrison Fsdiator ls mount cd inside of the radiator shsell In such . manner that road shocks are not transmitted to the radiator shell.
 Engine fabrication of the Buick Is by means of automobile forced feed. oil is forced to all wearing parts of the motor. Tho Buick clutch is very easy to operate requiring but 20 pounds pressure. Buick now uses . standard gear shift. A whole plant speciaiizes on this one unit. The gears are cut and burnished to state of perfection by men who have specialized for over | decade on Buick transmission construction.
 Ono of tho salient features of Buick construction is the torque tube drive. This takes the twisting strains of the axle and also driving power from the rear wheels is tfans- mitted through tho torqus tube to the frame-not through the springs to the frame. Perfect alignment of
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, JANUARY s1, ls2a

tAs Mt Washinstea ssatien sf Dait3-
 nera, the Federal street sxtenEon b Pitlehurgh. ouinay HUI in Park efssus& W. V. Dsryy htll in Har- rioAvsg, Pa. Lookout mountain in Celosado. the Ridge route near Bak- sseas3l. CaHferaia. aud . sssiss of ths famous climbs around San Fran eisce. In Boston records arc being aavsrttssd en sl the hills Of note b tho district
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31
Fraaklia AiIJaaa Preves
 Hin Cfimb1ag Abi6ty

atu Chmbong Aoo0ty
 In eedsr c shsw the agtest e whish Aju slimhia0 sStity ees- trtbtss ts the Dssformaass aegan attaeAsd C tAe asv AjEsaaa osstss. ''the fsstest CT to . 6ay1s run" Fsanklia aselsss kavs besa pFs0pt ts stass 1ansog1ssa3oss ts lt4oesnt psrts Of the eouUlsy. with mest tss. preaDivs resultA taetssy officials ce- Dert They atts3bsts the rsoor1s c. tabljshed te tAe nsW motor wteb 1< psr cent oseetss pewes aad to ths ability Of aiF.coelinS to withstand the ssvsss sesvioe whteh leag Dulls impose.
 Hllls that Aave hesa tsA~oese4 in high oeaF sueeeaseully taeau1e tAe MoCsaasllsouEg graAs s1 tAs La. eela highWay oveV tAe 1uenaFose mesataiue sf peausyivanie Lsfd's hill, oyrasues. v. Y. couatsy Club hill in Btnshamtea. North aveaus h
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31

ment of di3erential and Dteiea eaA readily bs made: h faeA eemplete disassembly of axle sAaftA di1essa. tial. pinien and propelieS GAaft nay be made without rsmoviAg axies from the car.
 Buick ts represented lseally by the Capitol Buick Company of 10 Arch street. where both salss cad ssyvise facilities ere available to the GUS toner. The company is under the management Of R. L. Cannon. for merly of Hartford. Frank Terry. who is well known to New Dritaia motorists l. in charos Of the sesvics and maintenance department rAe sales personnel is composed of we'll known local residents.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31

CTUDY the new features offered in O the New Series Pontiac Six! Seldom has . more impressive list been offered
 In . single announcement on any car whose past record proved it to be of sound design. And they have beena add. cd without increasing the price-be. cause Pontiac . past success mak es possi.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31

The waits originated h France was 0edtaed in Germany and be- came popular throughout Europe early h the nineteenth century.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31

The greatest number Of deaths occur between the hovrs of ?. m. and ( l. m.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31

Nearly 10000 NebFaska fesm homes are equipped with running water.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31

New Manifolds ss,d Mil6Ie' Netv and Greater POsveS Nesv Cross;. s}w Radiator Nesv Thermostat
 New Water Pump
 New Is,stru,pent Panel New Coi1cjdentaI Lock
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31

ble this added value. These featuree assure smoother, snappier, more pow. erful six-cylinder performance-sreas. CT safety and comfort-greater luxury and owner satisfaction. They give add. ed value-the greatest ever offered in a low.priced six! Come in today-and see for yourself.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31

M6sv PisJsee bodies New FsNdses Nesv GMk Cylinder Heol Nssv FsAel Pump Nesv CrsnkcGse Ventilation Nesv C1vbsssetoe
New Britain herald., 1928-01-31
NeW 4-WheeI Brakes

Nesv Dash Gasoline CGU10 Nsw Stop Light Netv Steering Gsae New Clutch New Frame Nsw ATies Nev Wheels
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
MUST APPROVE ACTION
Rockefeller, Mellon and Schwab Subpocnas Must Pass Fun Con- nlittoe-

Washington. March c0 tT)-An announcement that subpoenas would he issued today for John D. Rockc- | fNllcr. Jr, Charles M Schwah and K. E. Mellon. 10 testify before tho senate committee Investigating the bltumnol5 mining industry. made
 by Senator Wheeler, democrat, Mon tana, was met with a statement from Chairman Watson. that this would have to be agreed upon first by the full committee.
 While acting as chairman late yesterday. Senator Gooding. republi- can, Idaho, aCceded 10 Whcelcr's request that Rockefeller, Schwab and Mellon be called.
 It was explained by Wheeler yes torday that he wanted to question Rockefeller because of his connoc- ton with the Consolidation Coal Co. Of West Virginia He said also that Schwab would appear as chair man Of the board for the Bethlehem Steel corporation, which mines coal in Pennsylvania and that Mellon, q brother of the treasury secretary. would be questioned as q member Of the board of the Pittsburgh Coal Co,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
LIONS DISCUSS SPORTS
Fire Questions at Bert kcanc of the CourInt at Weekly Iunchcon--- Interest in IunDc. High.

About 50 members Worc present at the regular weekly luncheon mctlng Of the Lions club today In the Eurritt hotel Bert Kcanr. sports editor of the Hartford Courant Was the speaker and answered nu- nerouS questions pertaining to sports. Judging from the number Of questions asked hy members of the club, tho sole interest among them seems 10 be cCntcrod about the next contender for Gene Tunncys heavy weight crown.
 The Lions admitted two now members to the club in the poysous of William F. Meehan, ho repre- aHnts the Hatch Auto Finance Co, and Robert r. Patterson, owner of the IatterSon-Cheyrolet Motor Co.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

"CHICAGO" AT CAPITOL

Lovers of thrills and good comedy sequences should not miss Chicago" 'le photoplay attra ction at the Cap. llol today and "Wednesday. It is a tale of Chicago" of a zz-crazed wife who desired front page publi- city and sought it through the chan hcls of crime. It is very intense dHama and has a punch of comedy that makes it very good screen en- lcrtainment.
 Phyllis Haver, and Victor Varcont are the leading players.
 As an added attraction "4o 900 Miles With Lindbers' is offered be- ing a review of this world famed aEiator's flying record.
 Beginning Thursday for the last half of the week, Jiggs. Dinty Moore Maggie and all the lovable, laugh able, crowd of the funny paper are i1 the movies now in Bringing ID i'athcr." J. Farrell Mcdonald, Pol ly Moran and Marie Dresslcr are seen Tn the leading parts and it is q guaranteed laugh fest,
 As q co-feature Antonio Moreno and Olive Borden will appear in Come To My House."
 Lillian Gish in her new rhotoplav "Fhc Enemy" begins q four day run next Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
WATCH TREASURY
 RECEIPTS CLOSELY
Government May Have More
 Than Last Year

Washington, March 20 &-Treas- ury receipts from the March 15 in- come tax payments, which are being watched closely by congress and the admlnlsfratlon, show that at the close of business March IT, the gov ernmcnt had obtained payments of S2l5, 5,55o, o,oUS.o7, while on the same date last year the total was sl97,- 690.39S.51
 If this proportion should carry through for the entire collections of 1928. the treasury would be likely 10 have about S100. ,000 or more above estimates. On this showing hinges the fight in congress over tax revision. but Secretary Mellon is ex- pected to await a fuller showing be- fore announcing his position on this issue.
 The March 15 payments usually comprise one-fourth of the total due on 1927 income although many tax payers select that date for making payment in full and thus the quar- ter is by far the most prolific in ln- crcasing government receipts.
 Issue statement
 The treasury statement of March lT included all payments received and checked during the first three full business days after the install- mont fell due. and d factor Of in- Croasing efficiency in collectors of iiccrs, or of increased familiarity with income tax requirement on the part of taxpayers might be suf- iicicnt to bring about the apparent increase indicated while at the end of the month the government might find itself with less cash than 1t ob- taino1 last year in the samG, period.
 Another effect of the inflow of in come tax funds was 10 bring the governments cash balance last Sat urday 10 the comparatively high fig Hrc Of s4SS.512,477. while ths manipulation of the floating drbt timed for the March b payment date has resulted in the retirement of short time obligations 10 total of S"4 GOO. 00o for he month and the incurrlng of new short time debt so far in the month 10 d total of sl,- US6,oun, ,t00.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

In i647, an advertisement Of q book. The Divine Right of Churc h GoEernmen was the first to be printed in an English newspaper.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
BANKRUPT MAKES OFFER

The creditors of Solomon Shein- nan, bankrupt. will meet at the of fec of Referee in Bankruptcy Sol Herman in Hartford, on Thursday. March %. The creditors will con- siler 20tt compensation in tho mat ter. Attorney William Greenstein Mill represent the bankrupt. David J.. Nair has been appointed trustee.
 In the matter of Nels N. Nelson. bankrupt, Attorney Israel Nair has been appointed custodian.
 In the matter of Joseph Fcigen- baum, bankrupt, Attorney Alfred Levitt has been appointed receiver,
 The first meeting of the creditors of William Naples, bankrupt, will be held Wednesday, March 2S, at 12 Ioon, at the office of the referee in bankruptcy.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
Mcriden Man Was
 Secretary to Sinclair

Mcriden, March 20 Merritt Baldwin. who has been summoned as q. witness Wednesday before the senate Teapot Dome committee. is the son of Mrs. Mary C. Baldwin Of IG Cottage street. this city.
 Nr. Baldwin, who IS q world war veteran, was private secretary to Harry r. Sinclair from 1929 to 1924, during which time he accompanied the oil magnate on trip 10 Siberia. lic is at present secretary of the j.. |. Haartz company, Now Haven.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
Surplus of Labor Is
 Trouble Says Sen. Fess

Washington, March % lP-Thc real trouble with the coal industry is a surplus of labor, Senator ToSs, republican, Ohio. asserted today be- fore the political campaign school, now holding q meeting here under inc auspices of the national league of republican women.
 There are 5n0,0o men employed in the coal industry where 300.00U could do the work" said the Ohoau, who is a member of the senate com- mttee Investigating conditions in the hituminous coal fields.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
CURB AGAINST A
 STAGE INVASION
Actors Equity Association to
 Protect Its Members

New York, March c0(P,- A curb asalnst invasion of the American stage by foreign actors has been cs- tablished by the actors equity asso- citation.
 Although interpreted by Broadway as to reprisal for the barring in Lon- don of Miss Alden Gray, an Ameri- can actress, this Was denied by on official of the actors association, Miss Gray was prevented from ap- bearing ill a London production by an order of the British Ministry of Labor which held that with many English actors out of work no Amer lcan should be hired 10 take I role one of them might play.
 Regulations Adopted
 The regulations as adopted by equity provide that alien companies upon entering this country must join the equity association and that an individual actor entering the country for a particular part in q specified play must return to his ndtlNe country at the expiration Of the engagement or remain idle six months.
 Alien actors who shall have played loo weeks in this country between l92" and 1928 arc to be considered as resident actors, as arc alien nc- tors who have already entered the country under the unota
 Alien actors who arc not here uu- der inc quota and who on Nov. 1. :. l'2S have not h"cn here two years, arc to h" suspended by equity until they rocntcr under the newly adopted conditions.
 Tho equity association has In its membership most actors appearing on tho Broadway stage and through out the country.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
Democrat Would Give to
 B0rah's Sinclair Fund

Bethlehem, Conn, March 20 Llp- 4. F. Johnson, chairman of the local democratic town committee, has drawn up a resolution providing that the committee contribute the sum of s5 10 the Sinclair republican fund now being raised by Senator Borah.
 The contribution is being pro- posed, according to MT. Johnson at the request of prominent local re- publican.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
C. C. ". COMMITTEES
New Britain Branch Of Catholic Women's State Organization Ap-
 points Workers For Coming Year,

Committees were appointed last evening at meeting of the New Britain Council of Catholic Women held in the k. of C. home on Frank lin Square. Mrs. William Morrissey was appointed financial secretary and Miss Abbie Dawson was named supplies chairman. Plans for future activities were also discussed.
 The committees appointed were as follows: Program committee, Mrs. r.. J. Dray, chairman; Mrs. Audley Shaw. Mrs. Henry Donnelly and Mrs. Fayette Leister.
 Immigration committee: Mrs. Will liam Roche, chairman: Mrs. Culper, Mrs. C. J. LerouX, Sr.. Mrs. r. Gen. tile. Mrs. J. Pagan and Miss Cath crime Mangan
 Girl Scouts committee: Mrs. Fred Phillips, chairman: Mrs. John keev- CTS. Mrs. Peter McCrann, Mrs. John Downes. Mrs. Luke Drinkwine, Mrs Peterson and Miss Marian Kelly.
 Civics committee: Mrs. Joseph H. Mulligan, chairman; Mrs. W. w. T. Squire, Mrs. Edward l.. Hannon, Mrs George P. Leghorn and Mrs T.. r. McDonough.
 Mrs. McDonough, chairman of the surgical committee announced that meetings at the hospital would be held on March 30, April IS and April 27.
 The members of the council were asked to report at the rooms Of the Daughters of IsabelIa on the after noon of April g for sewing. A social hour will follow the work hour.
 Miss Victoria LaMoor. supervisor of care work in the diocese, gave an interesting talk on social service work which is being done through out the state, particularly in this city,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
DE HAVILAND CRASHES
Plane Inventor Not Seriously Hurt When He Cracks Up On Test Trip.

London. March 20 Opl-Thc Daily Express today said that Captain Godfrey De Haviland, aircraft de slsneT. after making a series of sue cessful tests in the air Of q device intended to prevent q plane from crashing. crashed but csca ped ser ious injury.
 Using d moth plane fitted with a slotted wing safety device, Captain De Haviland put the machine through series of tests at Stag Lane airdrome which demonstrated it's power to check the plane's plunge when in various dangerous positions.
 Apparently in the final demon- stration. the planes speed was too low and from the height Of 50 feet 1t crashed 10 earth, breaking its wings and undercarriage.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
IINDi OFF AGAIN.

Curtlss Field. N. Y, March 20 iP --Col. Charles A. 1indbergh took of for Boiling Field, Washington, in q Ryan monoplane shortly before 10 o'clock today. He was accompanied by two friends who were not identi- fled at the field. He followed his re- cent practice of declining to discuss his plans.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

There's lots ot news in Herald Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
SEC. WILBUR WILL
 VIEW SUBMARINE
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h'llef that the six mon had kept track of time by means of the watch and fashlight.
 In the first two hours of their cx- lIoratlon, they found no written '''ord. They discovered that no at tempt had been made 10 trim or blow inc ballast tanks. The water ljnc sao"od that th"ro had been Is inches of water in the torpedo com pertinent.
 Members Of tho board have devcI- coed a. theory that the ,S-4 was out ci control two minutes after she was struck by the destroyer. They be Ii Vo that chlorine gas drove the crew out of the battery room and th" control room. Otherwise, in A"lr opinion, the crew would have cn able to pump out the water l"Su'ting from the comparatively small leak.
 Discover Wrench
 The board found inc instrument used by Lieutenant Graham Newell ) i1ch in tapping out messages to the Scue fleet on the hull of tho sub arlno. 1t was a. T-handlel socket rcnch made of steel and a foot long, used in assembling torpcdoes. J. had been tucked behind d. rack on the wall. One end was fattoned cut, evidently from the pounding on lhc hull.
 Marks on the inside Of the tor Irdo loading hatch indicated that the tapping was done there. To reach this point Lieutenant Fitch had to climb a ladder and put his head in siio the box-lke hatch.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

Mrs. Virginia White Speel, presi- dent of the league of republican women. read letter from President Coolidge commenting the idea of the political campaign school for the instruction of women voters,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-21

CHfCAG0.-As q defense TO a
charge Of theft Thomas Moring
pleaded that he "had five children
and a nssty-tempered wife TO keep"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-21
CHANNEL MUST

Continued from page one.)
trict, except in voting precinct No.
., Los Fresnos, is based upon the
fear Of the persons expressing such
opposition that the funds from the
said $4,000. 600 bond issue will be
expended in part on a channel in
the Laguna Madre bay from Brazos
Santiago pass 10 the vicinity Of 1T.
Isabel, one or both, and on an I'M
land channel 70 Brownsville or vic
Unity connecting with such Point Is
abel channel or Point Isabel turning
basin.
Whereas. IT is deemed proper and
necessary to satisfy the voters in
said proposed district. and "a safe
guard the desire and intent OF the
property owners and legal voters in
the proposed district, and to make
clear the purposes for which the
funds 70 be derived from the sale OF
said bonds shall be expended. that
this court enter al order defining
the improvement or improvements
and the locality thereof, upon which
expenditure or such funds may be
made. and fixing, limiting and de-
filming the contingencies and condi-
tons upon which said district will
meet the government requirements
as outlined in the rivers and harbors
bill OF $6.000,000 in cash. and the
purchase Of lands required BY said