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New Britain herald., 1928-07-30
EASTMAN SHOWS
Movies IN COLOR
Full Natural Blends Shown for
First Time

Rochester, N. Y, July 80 R)-
Amateur motion pictures ,reproduc-
ing scenes in full natural colors,
were shown here for the first time
today by George Eastman to a group
of scientists and other public men.
The new process. utilizing a three
color light filter" and a new film
with minute cylindrical lenses, is
the elimination of years of expert
mentation.
Amateurs Can Do 1t
With the light filter" and the
special film, the veriost amateur
rhotograp pliers, it is claimed, can
make motion pictures which repre-
sent the accurate and brilliant re-
production of every color and shade
in nature.
All the amateur has to do is to in
sert the color filter in his home
movie camera and thread in the spe-
cial film. The simplicity of it's use
is said to be the most significant
thing about the new process.
The new film, which is termed the
IdulCdlS lt" tlcllleHl III lHc pEO-
cess, instead of having the usual
smooth surface. has the side oppo-
site the sensitive coating embossed
with cylindrical lenses so minute
as to be invisible. These lenses, a
Part of the film itself and made of
film substance, would each look. if
greatly magnified, like a rib of a
corrugated iron roof.
Run Length Wisc
They run length wise of the film
and each is one five hundred and
fifty ninth of an inch in width.
These small lenses separate the
rays of light which pass through
the three segments of the three col
ored light filter" and into the cam
era. Each of the three colors of the
filtered. green and blue-lets
into the camera from the scene be-
fore the camera only the light rays
of it's own color. The different col
ored light rays register on the film
only as black and white; but the
tiny lens embossed on the film SO
distribute the light rays that the
different colors register on the film
emulsion as a distinct black and
white impression for each color at
that point.
When the film is projected the
light from the machine shines out
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30

well, all this seems too good to
be true. l never had such a good
home in all my life as l am having
now. / don't believe l ever have
! been really contented, either"
I'm spite of Mr.. Fred Blaque,
. Claire, you are happy. You know I
told you things would look different
in the morning"
in spite of him, and all of the
rest of the men l know" said
Claire. Failing in love, Lyn, is
very thrilling. But l don't care very
much for that divine unrest stuff,
| of which the poet MARBLES. / think
once I'll be enough for me-"
AS she passed through the outer
office the next morning, Lynda was
stopped by the girl at the telephone
switch board.
Mr.. Armitage, senior, wishes you
to come to his room, Miss Fenton."
| She walked to the door of the
private office of the senior partner
Of Armitage & Son, wondering what
the old boss as he was called
/ among the girls, wanted of her.
Perhaps he wants to look me
over, to make sure that | will not
hurt his little boy" she thought.
The idea amused her, and she was
smiling as she tapped on the door.
You wanted to see me, Mr.. Ar
mitage:"
The stern-lc oking, middle-aged
man who had been standing by the
window, and who evidently had not
heard her come in, whirled around
and bent inquiring eyes upon her.
Are you Miss Fenton?"
Yes, Mr.. Armitage. l knocked
but you did not hear me-"
"My son had a slight automobile
accident yesterday. Miss Fenton.'
AS he said this, a peculiar express
sion of blended horror and prid.
fitted across Mr.. Armitages seriou.
face. and he will not be able t.
come down to the office today. H,
asked me to tell you to 60 through
everything in his mail, except tina
which is marked Personal and an
swer as much of it as possible. II.
said that you would know that form
letters seven and eight must b.
signed. addressed, and sent out to
day to the list of names he CAV,
you yesterday. If you will brin
his personal mail to my office,
will take it out to him tonight"
(TO BE CONTINUED
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30

when it seemed that he was about
to do as he was told. he was seized
by fit of temper and threw his
straw hat on the sidewalk while he
tried to pull up an iron pipe with
his hands.
He heaped abuse upon the officers
until they arrested him. Machifski
accepted the penalty without COM
ment,
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30
City Items

Russell Aparo of Sc Beaver street
complained to Officer George Col
Inns that two boys who were visiting
in the neighborhood had broken a
window in his house. The boys
uncle agreed to settle the damage
for $3.50.
Miss Mary V. William OF 1863
Clark street was taken to the New
Britain General hospital for treat
ment last night.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30
VACATION DISRUPTED

Atlantic City, July 80 (UP)-
Stephen Petchelis had his vacation
disrupted by police who insisted
that he refrain from committing
suicide. A note he wrote to John
Diamond was misinterpreted as
suicide threat and Diamond had po-
lice try to dissuade his friend from
killing himself.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30
Personals

Lieutenant W. J. Hartnett. Fire
Cram, William Smith, Albert May
and Egan started their annual va
cations today.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30

The average cost of each Ameri-
cans trip to Europe. including
passage, rail. hotel charges and
spending money is in the neighbour
hood of $1,000.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30
BENCH MANAGER

Cleveland, July so hydrogen
Peckinpaugh has become a bench
manager in order to make room on
the Cleveland Indians playing roster
for Luther Red" Harvel, 23 year
old outfielder purchased from
Omaha in the Western League.
Harvel was to report today. He
batted 1852 and stole Is bases in the
Western.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30

Miss Frances B. kasprow OF AZ
Maple street left Sunday for Lake
Bomoseen, Vt, where she will spend
her annual vacation.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30

Donald Recor Of Vance street is
spending his vacation at Harmon
asset beach.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30

Tho Herald Classified Ad army
stands ready to serve you.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30


cations today.
Miss Frances B. kasprow OF AZ
Maple street left Sunday for Lake
Bomoseen, VT. where she will spend
| her annual vacation.
Donald Recor Of Vance street is
spending his vacation at Harmon
asset beach.
r. J. Bertini of Stanley street left
Saturday for Grove Beach, where he
will spend his vacation.
George SEEMING OF kensington
left Saturday for Clinton Beach,
where he will spend the next two
weeks.
Milton Church of kensington ave-
nue. is spending a vacation with his
family at Atlantic City.
George Horvath is at Hyannis,
Cape Cod.
Miss Jewell Grove of Is Black
Rock avenue is spending her vaca-
ton at Worthington, Mass.
Gunnard H. Anderson is spending
his vacation at Lake Pocotopaug,
East Hampton.
Mrs. John r. Odell OF Francis
Court and daughters. Mary and
Mercedes, and Miss Freda Williams,
left today for a motor trip to Bret
ton Woods. n. H., where they will
be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
A. Seaman.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles W. Lee OF
South Burritt street are spending
their vacation at East Mortified,
Mass.
Judge William j. Mangan and
family of Bassett street are at their
summer cottage at Bay View, Mil
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brayton Porter and
son of West Hartford are guests of
Mr.. Porter's sister. Mrs. Arthur
Sampson Of Walnut street, who is
spending the summer with her FAM
| lily at Westbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Gaffney OF
Corbin avenue will spend the first
two weeks of August at Watch Hill
! r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal G. Wilbur Of
Commonwealth avenue are at Bay
View, Milford, for the remainder OF
| the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Cary OF Arch
street are spending their vacation al
Block Island.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30

r. J. Bertini of Stanley street left
Saturday for Grove Beach, where he
will spend his vacation.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30

George SEEMING Of kensington
left Saturday for Clinton Beach,
where he will spend the next two
weeks.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-30

Milton Church of kensington ave-
nue. is spending a vacation with his
family at Atlantic City.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-12-15
HOW no UNDERSTAND CHINA
CONTINUED from page d
continued from page N

their treatment and biased in their view
points. Personally, I know one who, once
in his lectures, brands the Chinese poo
the roof of Christianity which teaches US d,
among othor things, to love our enemy,
prejudice igns. In some of the Y.M.C As
segregated from tho whitos and the gre
CATION, as was told, is suggested, If
one way or another contributed to the main
tonace of such organization and who do not
like to have their worthy sons mix wit
the unworthy Oriontals. Chinese girl
whose father has always made very liboral
donations to churches once denied ad-
mittance to Y.W.C.A. swimming pool. Mt
such atti tude toward the Chinese, can
American ever under stand China and the
Chineso2
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-12-15

their mo tive which is often doub tful, one
finds in thoir NO hod much room for ad-
pose sOnathins on, or hama sonothinS down dow
to, the Ctin:sej their footsteps aro often
FOLLOWED by UNEQUAL treaties, demands,
claims. In the spirit of goodwill in who S.
namo they are oomnt IS STONED, thoy have fail
cd. Aud, after all, what Americans call
Christ ianity is but cong 1omcratc of var
ious and irrec one liable elomonts, ing
all the way from Holy Rollers to Unitarian
Brahmins, from Air!~a Mcpherson to Bishop
Naming. If China mods salvation, per-
haps this country, with her leopold and
Loeb oas5, her Hickman case, her Bassctt
case, and dozen of other crimes which
are 1most of daily occurrence, needs it
worse.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-12-15
CAUSES OF PREJUDICE


Prejudice arises from dissimi1arity,
IN oTcry ho 0eses Po
ferent from tho AMERICANS. americans arc
nnoisisri more restless, and oxaeeratine:
the very Sost in tho World or the most
tiny run O out Of adsdasts sdjeotiTos The
modest, and humble, much duo to the teach
Ing of Confuoiu But tho differences
P Plt Ssly yrs aa9Ss sr the i5s
wi pooualiar. slant, noses vithe1t pro
any one of you ever hoard that the Humane
S9oioty launches an 1vestteatiOn about a
ciety never hesitates to charge you with
nj trea ting animals when you do the same
te5ss to d SSn s So 9 my is III
your hands, and 40 tricks. But f sh is
dc find pre- judioe; even our att itudo
toward animals is ofton prejudiced.
JOURNALISTS TWIST FACTS
I. is very hard for Ansri 9sns to un-
the chance to know the real China. Thoy
depend on their newspapers, thoir lootur-
cations oitkor on travels in China or on
9Fit0tel affatrs: But they soc only
Kaleidoscope which, if given just little
shaking, would present an entirely differ
emit vicw. Journalists, for some reason
best known to themselves, arc often rel
uotant to write about true fact; they
twist 1t SO as to suit thcir biased views,
since their childhood, long be N poisoned
re find more journalists like Frederick
Moore of the New York Times and XXX. Kaw-
akami, the eloquent japanese writer. Prof.
essors and Lecturers who have by hook or
by crook collected a handful of irrelevant
facts, mostly from British or Japanese
sources, profess to be scholars on orien-
tai affairs and give lectures through tho
light of either British or Japanese propa-
genda. They might have collected some
real facts but these facts, even if they
are true, may have little relevancy, If
not only an antiquarian meaning, to tho
present China.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-12-15

Manning. II CHINA ncGdS Sa 1vation,
LO5b oas3, her hickman case, hor Bassctt
case, and dozen of other crimes which
are almost of daily occurrence, needs it
worse.
ISN'T 1T cU7E7" IDEA
Many under-educated and over-fod tour
a s S hF sR6 S69f64s
su Ga ahPYo sa rii
la at thu sPi:ador; and eiory Of the Slao,
SaSf61 sn ss As d dso: ira
"iss 3s 5g la4s ike gtaP
All these took them couple Of months.
And they returned to THAR, country with
a ht s2"y ve be-
derstand Gilman They may profess to be SO,
put but they are Just as contrsdictory as the
,,, Unless they have ovorc ono their pre-
read and hear VIII discrini nation, and un- ~
to1ard China and her people they can nav
fr hope to understand her. Thon such
whon they Sal on on sho O sea Of mStr iSony.
Will resort to China, instead Of italy,
Ply Of counts, Sarons, dukes, lords. and
JUSTICE koMALDEz SHOULD RESIGN
oout1nued from page 81
that duty, It should be his ambition to
keep absolutely clean and above suspicion
the bar examinations, and the body Of law
yers of the Philippines. Yet, under his
ohai rman ship the worst scandals in the
history OF Philippine law, break out and,
so far as there is public record, he gives
no evidence concerning one case, until his
secretary, a blood relative, is tried in
court.
That evidence disolosos him giving
1nstruc tions to his secrot ary Of which
the chief clerk of the Supreme Court has
no knowledge. Yet, the ORC ically, the OK
amina ions are in charge of that official
In our opinion Justice Romua 1doz has
convicted himself on three charges. l. AS
Cha 1rman of the law examining board of
1920, his methods did not prevent scandals
which are without precedent in tho history
OF the local courts. 2. Ho apparently al
Lowed his secretary to mako such revision
as sho saw fit in examination papers wi TIL
out con su1ting him, thus de eating TO
subordin nate, a power which sub ord inato
should over exercise without supervision.
). H. gave to his subordinatcs powor
which wcrS not revealed to the Individual
IN charge of the examinations, tho clork
OF the Supreme Court, thus stultifyine tn
position OF 4 man whose authority he dis.
regarded.
Justice Romua ldcz does not stand con
v1ctcd OF di shonosty. But he is indicted
In publ opinion, of extremely poor iuGp.
mont. II his judgment is faulty in so I'm
-Portant ma tier as the conduct o f the ba
exam1na ions and his duty in connection
with the bar scandals what confidence oar
, the public have in him to pass upon the
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-12-15

IF CHINA NEEDS SALVATION,
US. NEEDS 1T JORSE
To visit China, for all of you, must
be the surost way to understand her. MIS-
sionari les have gona to China but few UNDER
stand her. Those tin chapel spoll-binders
with hsl1-fire in one hand and CONNIE re la
handbook in the other, have b. G ono menace
to the Chinese people. Without quo ion inr
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-07
Complete Rout
For Democrats
CONTINUED From Page y

bama for Hoover. but held Smith to
a fairly close lead.
Pennsylvania, upon which Demo
cratic National Chairman Raskob
built high hopes and spent much
cash, was running 10 to 6 for Hoov-
er.
Smith lived up to his reputation
IS a vote getter in that his total
vote. even at this incomplete stage,
WAS greater than that cast for any
other Democratic candidate. lie had
nearly 100000 more votes than
Wilson had when the latter won his
second presidential term in 1916;
100000 more than John W. Davis
had four years ago, aud 2.ooo,oh0
more than James ". Cox coaXed to
the polls in 1920.
His electoral total, however, was
tie Saddest Democratic showing
ever nade. COY. crushed IN the Hard
ing landslide Of 1924, had the pre-
v.ouS low electoral total of IL.
Even to equal this Smith must carry
every doubtful state IS we'll - thDs>.
listed for him.
Tie forenoon : returns only CON
firred the Smith disaster. Small
leads he held in Utah and Nu~.l
Carolina Were wrrstcd from him hv
small margins. His only so'acr was
the fact that romplcte unofficial re-
turns in Rhode Island gave him the
five electoral votes Of that tiny
state which never had ratified. the
prohibition amendment.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-07
Alleged Rum
Ship Released

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. THE
alleged rum runner L'Aquilla, for
merly the Federalship, which was
seized Monday night off the South
ern California coast after the coast
guard cutter Tamaroa had fired a
shot across her bow, was released
today on orders from Washington.
Seizure Of the vessel more than
an hours sailing distance from the
coast line was ordered by authorities
in Washington, who also ordered the
release, government officials here
said.
The L 'Aquiua proceeded s"award
following her release. According to
radio adviees, coast guard patrol
boats have orders to picket the YES
sci and make sure it does rot land
some of its alleged liquor cargo on
California bound rum boats.
The vessel is one of the most
notorious Of the old time Pacific
coast rum ships, and has been
worrying the coast guard for
the past five years. About two years
ago the Fedtralsliip was seized >
miles off tlip Golden Gate, and her
crew arrested.
After Il long legal battle the ship
WAS ordered released by the supreme
court, which held that the coast
guard cutter C&hofia was without
authority TO seize the ship because
il was more than on hours sailing
distance from the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-07
MADDUX LINES
OFFICIALS HERE
ON TEST FLIGHT

\ trial flight hy the Madduv
Airiines, Inr., # Los Angeles was
m&dn tAis morning. one of the L.
passenger planes owned Ly thc cor
Ioratiou leaving Los Angeles ut
9:l5 o'clock and arriving at the I'm
EeriaI Valley Aieport near Imperial
shortly before l. O'Clock. It pro-
eeeded then "a ealeXioo, arriving in
CaleXico at II e. clock.
The flight this morning was made
in the way of 4 test to learn whether
Or not the schedule as previously
outlined for the opening OF the val
lev-Los Angeles service on tie 18th
would prove feasible.
Following the trial tri- h.rc. Of
fieia!s anuoaHeed That some slight
changes in tlu" would bc madr. The
naW schedule ealfs for the plana to
have Los Angeles ut N:&5 o',l0rk,
arriving in Imper.a! a..part al IL
% clock ami in Cal,.ic1 - Has
e 'cioof, Imperial airport a5 2:5o
e'c.e,f and arriving ia Los Angeles
at @:4J 'c'eeh.
Among those making tie trip
this morning Were r. g. higgins.
traffic manager ct tn, MaIIuz
Lines. i, L. Iartytt. who viii b..
local nHuo4er with offices I'm The
barbara Worth Hotel and r. r..
Fyit, assistant manager If the cor.
poIa;iou.
\ DHriber of Los Angeles news
pPrr I#rn were also in the party.
Ih. s'rvira IS Il" first stsp in "a
Los Angeles to III ras' run, planned
~ line couiauE.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-07
List Of Senators
Elected Shows
Many Veterans
Rx Inilch Press Lersch Wire

- hthft fFNN i-t8scu ~ ire
NEW YORK. Nov. The list Of
ui.rl ~tates senators elected yes
erdaE foilows:
Arizua, II. +. Aslurst, Dem.
California, II. johnson. Rep.
Cmt r;icat. +. G. Walcott, Rep.
Delaware, j. G.. Townsend, Jr.,
'cp.
Florida. =. TrammcU, Dem.
jdr.3, 4. Thomas, Rep.
Illinois. q. =. Glenn; Rep.
Indiana. \. r. Robinson, Rep.
Maryland, +. L. Goldsborough.
i.p.
Massachusetts. David I. Walsh.
Michigan, \. H. Nanderburg, Rep.
Minnesota, II. S. Shipstcad, Farm
Labor.
Mississippi. II. d. stephens, Dem.
Missouri, doubtful
Montana, doubtful.
Nebraska. Il. 3. Howell, Rep.
Nevada, *. rittman, Dem.
N,w Jersey, II. +. Kcan, Rep.
,.~ NeHico, +. Cnftine, Rep long
rlG.
New ,i,zico, short term doubtful
N.w York. l.. S. Copeland. Dem.
\ortA Dakota, l.. j. Frazier, Rep
Ohio, S. y. E,ss. Rep.
Ohio. r. T.. Burton, Rep.
Pennsylvania, u. \. Reed Rep.
Rhode island, doubtful.
Tennessee, *. ]. MrEcl}ar, Dem.
Tcyas, r. Connolly. Dom.
Utah, w. II. King, Dem.
Vermont, r. l., Greene, Rep.
Virginia, e. 4. swanson, Dem.
Washington, K. Macintosh, Rep.
West Virginia, doubtful.
Wisconsin, Z. LaFoiletfc, Rep.
Wyoming, doubtful.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-07
Congress Will Be
With Hoover
Continued From Page l)

(unopposed) Pittman, Nevada, Ne
Kellar, Tennessee, Connolly, Texas,
King, Utah, Swanson, Virginia (un-
opposed) Ashurst and Copeland
Fourteen Republicans breczed
along easily with or without Hoover
Including johnson, California; Wal
colt, Connecticut; Thomas, Idaho;
Glenn, Illinois: Robinson, Indiana;
Nandenburg, Michigan; Howell,
Nebraska; Cutting, New Mexico;
Frazier, North Dakota; Fess, Ohio;
Burton, Ohio; Reed, Pennsylvania;
Greene, Vermont; and LaF0llctte,
Wisconsin.
The Republican senate gains were
made by the following Victories
Townsend Of Delaware over Senator
Bavard; Eean ef New Jersey over
Senator Edwards; Macintosh Of
Washington over Senator Dill; and
Coldberough of Maryland over.
Senator Bruce.
Seven women candidates apparent
~ had won contests for seats in the !
house, including the four feminine
ineumbents, Mrs Rogers Of Massa-i
chusetts, Mrs. Norton If New !
Jersey, Mrs, Kahn Of California and !
Mrs. Langley Of Kentucky. This
original feminine contingent viii he
Joined by Mrs Ruth Hanna Mc-I
Cormick of Illinois.
They will make AZ the largest re-
presentation womeu have ever had
in congress.
New faces in the senate VIII IN
c.ude former Representative Con
molly Of Texas who has been in the
house for long time and former
Rep. Theodore Burton of Ohio. who I
viii 60 with Connolly from the house
to the senate. These are the only two
who have ever been to Washington
officially before, the noviccs being
Townsend Of Delaware, Kean d
New Jersey, Macintosh of Wash
ington, Goldsborough of Maryland,
Waleott of Connecticut, Thomas of
Idaho and Glenn Of Illinois. 1t IS
the largest group Of newcomers the
senate has seem sin recent years.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-07
Tucker Funeral
Date Not Set

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Nov. Z.
-Funcral services for Harry Tucker.
killed whom his plane, Yankee
Doodle. crashed in Arizona last Sat
urday night, viii be conducted hero
at the residence Of his aunt, Mrs.
Mary johnson, either Friday or sat
urdav, it was learned.
Services were delayed pending ar
rival of n brother, Ben Tnckcr, who
is On his way here from New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-07

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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-07
CECILIAN CHOIR
TO MEET TONIGHT

Members Of The Ccctlfan choir Of
St. Mary S Catholic church are rc-
minded Of the regular rehearsal,
which will b. h"'d tonight AZ 7:3J
at the John Canton studio, 400 Len
Rcy avenue. Rehearsal Of music for
ncxt Suudav win bo lald under The
direction Of Mr.. Canton.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-07

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Carson Valley, Nevada, is suffer
ing from a serious influx of yellow
Jacket waSps.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-10
EX-JOCKEY DIES

EX-JOCKEY DIES
\ JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Oct. 10
William Hoban, As, former jockey,
died at the Illinois Hospital for the
insane here Tuesday night. Hoban
was adjudged insane two weeks ago.