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New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
TO ENDORSE ANOTHER
GOVERNMENTAL DEPT.
Political Association In Favor Of
Department OF Administration
In Federal Organization

Chicago, Dec. 2s R-Endorse-
ment OF a department Of administra-
ton In the federal government to
include the bureau Of the budget.
the civil service commission and di-
rectors Of personnel, purchasing and
Investigation was on the program OF
the American Political Science asso-
citation, the American Economic as
ISOLATION, the American Farm Eco
nomic association and the American
Statistical association. meeting to-
day In joint session.
The proposal. according to poll
teal scientists sponsoring it. is
backed by more than 100. 900 feder-
al employees. Under the plan a cab
met officer would head the new de-
partment.
Professor 9. H. slighter Of Cornell
university, said that since the wal
tho industries showing the greatest
increase Of output per worker show
also tho most general increase tn
EN- pioyment.
| 4eNuhS<Ss u0NVAVPulCHt III any Au-
Sustry has not caused displacement
Of tabor except in 4 very indirect
way" he said. Far more import.
ant causes Of Unemployment since
1898 In factories and railroads havs
been limited markets. The. fact Il
that whatever the nations total out.
put, the production Of manufactured
goods and railroad transportation
have both increased far more slow.
~ since 1928 than In the 1rst twcn-
ty years OF this century.
1.-THE second important cause FOL
the factories and railroads drop in
employment is the movement OF
non agricultural wholesale prices
along the interest rates and wages
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
GO BACK TO WORK
Washington Takes Return to dob in
Lcisuply Manner With Con.
gross still Recessed.

/ Washington. Dec. ee.-lR-Hav-
ing brought another supply OF good
will and good cheer to leave their
imprint on another 3s5 days. Christ
mas activities have been succeeded
| in the capital and her sister cities
by the routine Of the workaday
world.
| Washington itself took leisurely
tho return to ordinary tasks. for al
though the government departments
! functioned as usual congress still was
on vacation. The legislators holiday
lasts until January 3. and the recre-
alton Of President Coolidge at an
island retreat off the Georgia coast
likely will extend beyond that date.
Mr.. Coolidge's return possibly will
coincide with that Of elect
Herbert Hoover. who has announc-
ed his intention to come direct TO
Washington.
Everywhere the Christmas spirit
prevailed. extending with unusual
circumstance TO the battieship Utah
in South American waters bringing
the Hoover party home from the
good will tour. The big event OF the
day for most celehrants. the turkey
dinner. found the Coolidges en- route
to Georgia by train. having left the
capital in id-afternoon. They had
remained. however. to launch OFF,
cially the city's holiday season when
Mr.. Coolidge lighted the Community
Christmas tree near the White House
on Monday night. aud after that
they listened to carols sung on the
White House lawn.
Business localities generally re-
ported a swelling tide OF prosperity
"a the anniversary da"ned and by
other standa rds the season was re-
marked as one OF the most enjoy.
able.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
Nine in Hospital
After Auto Smashes

Providence. II. L.. Dec. rs (UP)-
Nine persons were taken to hospitals
and six others. escaped with less
serious injuries in a triple automo-
bile collision in East Providence
yesterday.
The accident occurred when an
automobile operated by Dennis
Amaral OF Fall River. Mass. struck
machine driven by George Mackay
ed into third machine. operated
by Edwin Carlson of South Brattie-
boro, Masx
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
Fire Drives Many
ChicagOans Out

Chicago. Dec. 70 R>-Fire In the
hotel Ambassador east. on the ex-
elusive near North SIDE. drove many
prominent Chicagoans from their
apartments late yesterday. confined
Itself to 4 paper chute. but 1t spread
all the way up the l6 stories, neces-
stating the tearing out of partitions
on every floor to make sure that the
blaze was entirely out
Among those living at the hotel
are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hertz.
owners Of the Kentucky derby win
ner. Reign Count: Mrs. John W..
Gary. John r. Thompson. Jr.. George
Lytton and the Harold Foremans,
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

report for L as and for 1921. is: Jan
uary. $1s2.7oo, ssI.664: February,
$-45.ss". S4ls,5.7: March. $l3s6s5.
$43S.91"; April. x3Sa.l5o. xS.7.,37:
May. $4o6. 5.7. $s3s.2S7: June. s.74.-
252. $S64.o3G: July. s7o4202. $23l.-
ESQ: August. $ls7.sl5. s5.0.9S7:
September. SllS.1s". sS2o..S5: TIC
tober. $397.117. So36.h6O: Novem-
Der. $a36.S60. $2.s.2S5: December.
S14o.ooU ito date). 100000. Totals.
ss,4oS.66a. S4,oS1,:l4.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
Baby Soon Follows
His Mother to Grave

'on follow ed mother l., death last
night when Edward Koaaiski. eight
months Old. son Of Michael Kowaisk,
died. His mother, Mrs Sophie ko-
Waiski died last ay, IA month after
tn" child MAS horn.
BESIDES his father he leaves three
brothers and two sisters.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow morning ut 1850 O'Clock at
Sacred Heart church. Burial will be
in Sacred Hea.. cemetery
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
TDRIsINGTON MANDJES

Torrington. Dec. c6 ~-ratsy
Strano. -. who was shot late last
night. died carly today at the Char
loite Hu,lgerfcrd hospital. The as
saijart has not been caught The
condition Of Louis Srano. cousin of
Patsy. y no also vas shot, was report
II today As favorable.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

BY the Associated FresA
Greensburg. Pa. Sister Ceceiia
Mary Schwab. sister Of Charles N.
Schwab, is to join the Carmelits or
der. She has long been 4 Sister Of
Mercy at Seton Hill. teaching music.
New York - In 1868 Charles r.
Lawrence bought a membership ON
the New York stock exchange for
$1,000. His son. Ashton C.. Is retir-
ing at the close OF the year. having
sold the seat for 1886. 900. A few
years ago he thought Of selling for
$4,000. Recently a deal for the
sale at s470,ooo fell through.
Newark. N. IA Christmas gift
from Amelia Earhart to her mother
was a IS airrlane ride. They took
night trip in a commercial plane
with II other passengers. Miss Far
hart insisted on paying the same
tariff as everybody e,se.
New York-Rack from Europe on
the same ship Christmas Day came
Charles A. Levine and Mabel Boil.
They left secretly a few weeks ago.
presuma bly, in relation to q trans
atlantic flight, Returning they had
nought to announce about their
plans.
Moscow - In a drive against vod.
ka the snti-alcoholic league plans TO
provide 100000 peasants homes with
radio sets.
Brighton. England - Authorities
here are arranging for radioca sting
programs for the benefit OF rs
Erightons in the United States, with
relay by an American station Of
what is transmitted by the British
broadcasting company.
Bucharest - A letter written BY a
Rumanian In the United States when
Grover Cleveland was president was
delivered recently. 1t went to an
heir. The man to whom 1t was ad-
dressed died rs years ago.
New York - The estate of E. H.
Gary has been appraised ut $l2,-
:3S,072.2s net. OF which only some
100000 is in stock Of the United
States Steel corporation.
New Haven-Employes OF New
Haven road receive posthumous
Christmas message from President
Edward J. Pearson who before he
died Dec. 7 wrote greetings to them.
New Haven-Two men have close
call from death when switching en-
CINE wrecks their machine on cross.
ing but both escape injury.
New Haven-1ll feeling between
two store owners believed reason for
Anthony SAVING. an employe Of one
of the proprietors. to attempt to
wreck building by exploding bomb.
SAVING lost one hand when tho ex-
plosive went off prematurely.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
BUILDING OPERATIONS
DURING YEAR &,4SS $50
Cost Of CONSTRUCTION For 1928 Is
965o,3%S Iess THAN 1927,
Records Reveal

Building operations commenced
In this city this year are estimated
at $3.<2S.6so. Last year. the esti-
mate was $4.0S7.9l4. The monthly
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
RADIO CHANNELS
GETTING FILLED
5. R. 0. Sign Being Hung Out
BY Commission

Washington, Dec. e R,-The
radio commission has hung out the
standing room only" sign.
DR.. J. H. Dellinger. chief cnx!n.
eer Of tho commission. said TODAY
that applications for radio licenses
continue to food the commission
and It had been decided to give no.
t'ce that the demand for channels
far exceeded supply. He said that
some prospective users OF radio are
bound to b. disappointed. for it il
not sufficiently realised that tho
number OF radio cha nneis 10 sharp
~ limited"
The new problems facing the
commission. he said. arose from the
rapid development In many phases
y radio: transoceanic teieeraphy.
ana telephony. airpsans communica-
ton. picture Transmission, emery
ency and special uses Of every con-
ceivatle kind. Nest ~ the new
uses, no said. contemplate the use
Of frcquencies above the usual
broadcasting hand.
Baads Full
These high frequency bands, hV~-
ever. already are practically full.
There are At present, all over the
world. 1900 stations IN the 1900
channels that can be used. Any
further additions to the channels
would be expected to create a
source Of interference. Already
hundreds Of applications In these
bands have been denied By tho com
mission.
The commission has before Il $50
applications for use Of frequercies
In the continental hand. II will be
impossible. Or. DellInger said. to
grant anything like that many ap-.
plications.
THE commission brings this no.
lice to the public" the chief engin-
Ger stated, I'm order to warn pros
pective users Of radio Of possible
disa ppointment. Many 4 business
man has worked out excellent COM
plans involving radio.
only to learn 10 his sorrow that
channels are hard 70 obtain. The
commission hopes that II u render
ing a public service By new handing
out the 8. r. o. sign"
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
Fl III
is now Epidemic!

Compared With 1915. this epidemic. 30 far. Is
uiid; aud yet IN spite Of vastly Increased
capacity. the Nhks laboratories "r once
more operating night aud day to meet the
emergency demand for more and mnrc Weeks
IapoIRub. Over $4,000 jars arc now being
produced daily.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

New Hartford-Cellision Of two
automobiles causes serious injury to
parties Of both machines.
Cheshire-Mrs. Clarence A. Love-
ridge loses life when struck by mo-
torist whose vision u obscured by
approaching automobile.
Mont,ille-Houss and property Of
Robert Ralston destroyed by fire
which burns unchecked.
Hartford - Chemists report Ia
owner OF FireElow. famed trotter
that the horses death at North
Randall, Ohio, was caused by poi.
soninE.
Rridseport-Man II questioned
and released by police Investigating
latest attack Of stAbber.
Hartford-Miss Jane r. Snarton
finds package worth $4,000 on stere
floor and receives reward from
owners.
Har1ford-Orin c. Moril and M-s
Elizabeth Robin are killed In two
automobile accidents here.
New Haven-New Haven road an.
nounces appointment Of James b
Trumhull Of Weflaston. Mas, a. In.
dustrial department agent
| New Haven-Two youths confess
to stealing temporary mail truck and
dsserting It after taking packages.
New Haven-Joseph Hansen. 4
sailor. il seriously burned when
stove In which he was pouring oil
explodes.
! Danbury-Two brothers stase
holdup In pharmacy store ana one
is shot and wounded while resisting
arrest after being traced.
enwich-wedding Of Miss IA.
net Lockwood TO Albert v. A. Huie
Is second time 4 daughter Of Mrs
Emma r. lockwood and q son oi
Rev. ana Mrs. Kin Huis were mar.
ried. Arthur HUE. twin Of Albev,
took ~ HIS wife Miss lsobel Lock
wood, sister Of bride. last year.
East Hampton-RobSers rema 4
active in this town breaking into
two stores and stealing so.
TorrinEton-Argument in stree,
leads to fatal shooting Of Patsy
strand, a cousin. by man believed by
police TO he Charles Costa Of Hart.
ford. Louis Costa. q brother. IL be.
ing held AZ material witness.
Middletown-Driver o. machin,
speeds on leaving Fred Kreising on
the roadway dying Of injuries. Pas.
ing potorist obtains registration
and police hope to make an arrest
Hartford-Joseph Moreno. 81. At.
tempts suicide by swallowing poison
| 1--WE days after he became a groom
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED Abs
FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
FLASHES OF LIFE: PAYS $1,000 AND
RECEIVES $53O,OO0 FOR SEAT

New Hartford-Cellision Of two
automobiles causes serious injury to
parties Of both machines.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

Cheshire-kfrs. Clarence A. Love-
ridge loses life when struck by mo-
torist whose vision u obscured by
approa hing autom obiIe.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

Mont,ille-Houss and property Of
Robert Ralston destroyed by fire
which burns unchecked.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

New Haven-1ll feeling between
two store owners believed reason foi
Anthony SAVING. an employe Of one
Of the proprietors. to attempt to
wreck building by exploding bomb
SAVING lost one hand when tho ex-
plosive went off prematurely.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

Middletown-Driver o. machine
speeds on leaving Fred Kreising on
the roadway dying Of injuries. Pass.
ing nlotorist obtains registration
and police hope to make an arrest
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26
How best to use Vicks VapoRub
l. AS A PREVENTIVE


Several times day. insert Vicks up the nostls Also melt
little night and morning in bowl of boiling water and
nhale the steamng nedated vapor This helps to ward
off gern-nfection.
?. IF COLD STARTS
If possible go home and 60 to bed Take laxative and
lemonade Apply hot wet towels throat and chest
until the skin is thoroughly Redeemed Then rub vigorous!
with Vcks Spread thicky and with flannel
the discovering loose that the vapor released by
the body warmth may be freely inhaled At the same time,
Vicks also acts through the skin like poultce Repeat this
treatment every four hours lightly and stay in bed until
the cold broken Complete rest helps the body throw OF
the cold more quickly.
3. AFTER A FLU ATTACK
Physicians advise that the chief danger this epidemic
after influenza. Them than colds attacking the
weakened SYSTEM may lead to bronchitis sinus-trouble
pneumonia This is especially true Of children old folks
Heed the slightest cold danger signal Vcks is
pecay valuable here because is applied externally and
can be used freely, often needed without upsettin
dictate digesons, too much dosing apt to do
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

TorrinEton-Argument in stree,
leads to fatal shooting OF Patsy
strand, 4 cousin. by man believed by
police TO be Charles Costa Of Hart
ford. Louis Costa. a brother. IL be-
ing held a. a material witness.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

New Haven-Two men have close
call from death when switching en-.
CINE wrecks their machine on cross-
ing but both escape injury.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

Hartford-Joseph Moreno. 81, At.
tempts suicide by swallowing poison
hve days after he became a groom
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

East Hampton-Rob1ers rema 4
active in this town breaking into
two stores and stealing SO.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

Moscow - In a drive against vod-
ka the snti-alcohoiic league plans to
provide 500. 900 peasants homes with
radio sets.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

New Haven-Two youths confess
to stealing temporary mail truck and
deserving It after taking packages.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

New Haven-Employes OF New
Haven road receive posthumous
Christmas message from President
Edward J. Pearson who before he
died Dec. wrote greetings to them.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

New Haven-New Haven road an
nounces appointment Of James b.
Trumhull Of Wsfiaston. Maas.. a. In.
dustrial department agent
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

Hartford - Chemists report to
owner OF Fireglow. famed trotter
that the horses death at North
Randall, Ohio. was caused by pol
soninE.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

Har,ford-Orin c. Moril and Mr.
Elizabeth Robin are killed In two
, automobile accidents here.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

New Haven-Joseph Hansen. 4
sailor. IL seriously burned when
stove In which he was pouring oil
explodes.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

New York - The estate of E. H.
Gary has been appraised at Sl2.-
:3S,o72.2S net. OF which only some
100000 is in stock OF the United
States Steel corporation.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

Brighton. England - Authorities
here are arranging for radioca sting
programs for the benefit OF IS
Erightons in the United States, with
a relay by an American station Of
what is transmitted by the British
broadcasting company.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

Danbury-Two brothers stage
holdup In pharmacy store ana one
is shot and wounded while resisting
arrest after being traced.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

Bucharest - A letter written by q
Rumanian In the United States when
Grover Cleveland was president wa.
delivered recently. 1t went to an
heir. The man to whom it was ad.
dressed died rs years ago.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-26

Hartford-Mtss Jane r. Snarton
finds package worth $4,000 on store
floor and receives reward from
owners.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-17
Los PirataS Alta
can A I'm BarcO

PARIS, Nov. 16.-Los bandidos
europeos no son tan perversos como
los de Estados Unidos.
Esto, en- sfntesis, fue 10 que dijo
Harry v. D~ougherty, famoso detecti-
We de New York, que ahora Sc
%encuentra en- Francia e%studiando Y
observando los metodos policiacos.
Los criminales son criminales en-
cualquier parte,-dijo ell colebre de-
tective, agregando:-pero me parece
que los bandidos europeos no recurren
al asesinato, a menos de que Sc
vean orillados a clio. Tampoco los
nuestros 10 ~practicaban antes de la
Prohibition. Este paso p~rohibicion-
ista ha venido a crear morfin0manos,
hombres viciosos y d~esperados, que
El fronterizo., 1928-11-17

Su ideal, seg1n Sc asegura en- los cmculos pohticos de Washing
ton, es desarrolar una labor de buenas inteigencias entire ell Co
loso del Norte y las nacionaidades indo-hispanas.
Va a procurarse la conquista de los mercedes de Centre Y Sur
America.
Este pals, eminentemente comercial, explora ell future desde
ell punto de vista: business.
Lo malo es que nuestros gobiernos, que no representa- a los
pueblos, va Sc estan ponendo de rodilas.
Cada jefe de Executive iberoamericano esta enviando mensajes
supicatorios para que Mr.. Hoover les visite.
En- este afan de servilismo, Sc We ell prop6sito de ponerse ben,
anticpadamente, con ell future mandatario norteamericano.
Mas les valdrfa una acttud digna sin curvaturas de espinazo.
-Gustavo Solano.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-17
Secci6n Editorial
EStatua al General Mccoy

Jose Zelaya, Acalde de Managua en- momento de arrebato
patri6tico, lanz6 la iniciativa de levantarle un monument al General
Mccoy, Jefe Supreme de las fuerzas Supervisors en- Nicaragua.
La TERRA de los Lagos adora a este inclto var6n djo Zeaya,
agregando: los nicaragienses tenemos una gran deuda de gratitud
con este generalisimo que hzo brilar en- nuestro cielo ell sol de la
verdadera democracia.
Los lberales triunfantes, con Moncada a la cabeza, apaudieron
a Zelaya, distinguish miembro de la falange de los vende-patria.
Los lberaes nicaragiienses deber1an de tener un POGO de
vergHenza.
ESQ de levantar monumentos al Jefe de los Intervencionistas,
es ell colmo de la impudicia.
Ahora mas que nunca, Sc perfila soberbia la figura de Cesar
Augusta SANDING, ell Benemerto de Hispano- America.
Nicaragua continda viviendo en- las montanas de Nueva Sego-
via, Y 81 todos los Ibertadores cayesen en- la lucha santa y solo
restare SANDING, ell pueblo de Dar1o quedaria representado en- csc
rebelde ejemplar de Ia Raza.
Los vendepatria tendran que pagan muy cara su hazana.
Por de pronto, pesa sobre elos ell desprecio de toda nuestra
america india.
Ell monumento que Sc levante al General Mccoy quedara como
un bad6n rememorador del crimen de aquenos que dejaron paido a
Judas Iscarote.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-17

Ell Gobienro de Mexico esta pre-
ocup&nose sacramento por ell tu-
rismo. ACADIA de dictar la medi-
da de que los automobiles no pa
guen derechos aduanales. Tambi6n
Sc suprimiran las contribuciones
sobre placas, etc., etc.. Este pro-
ceder es admirable. acknowledgements
traera resultados ~beneficos, no solo
para turismo, sine tambi6n para los
m~exicanos y emporio de los pueblos
Las carreteras aumentaran.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-17

Segun las dltimas estadfsticas, las
mujeses ingIesas gastaron en- RIA
miento de cabelleras 10 bonita suma
de CUARENTA MILLONES DE
LIBRAS.... Las modas son atenta-
torias a la paz y p~rosperidad de los
hogares...
El fronterizo., 1928-11-17
La Prensa C~apitalina y VascOncelOs

La prensa capitalina lama sobre ell Maestro de la Juventud,
Lcenciado Vasconcelos, ell reproche de que es demasiado Intellectual
La mentaidad no es pecado, por Ell contrario, consttuye garan-
tia para I'm excelente goberno.
Los intelectuales son los primeros en- comprender que los
mejores mandatarios son aquelos que gobiernan menos.
Vasconcelos aboga pr la implantaci6n de la ley de response
bilidades.
Esto es We decir mucho en- los campos de la homestead admi-
nistrativa.
Que cada qunn cargue con SUI muerto; pero antes Sc impone
la talentosa selection de los colaboradores.
La prensa metropolitana Iega a la conclusion de que 10 que
Mexico necesita es un hombre de acci6n y honrado, sin pararse en-
distingos de miitares y civiles.
En- este estamos de acuerdo.
Lo cual no quiere decir que a los pensadores de la ITALIA de Vas
concelos no puedan distinguir las cualidades anteriormente anota-
das.
La actuac6n del hombre, en- SUI campana, 10 identificara en-
este sentido.
NOsotros nos concretamos a opnar lmparclalmente.
No nos encontramos afiliados a ning1n candidate, ventaja que
nos abona para ser justos Y sinceros en- nuestras apreciaciones, que
tienen como TODD NORTE, la honorabiidad period1stica.
La Vista de Mr.. Hoover a la America Latina
La vista del Presidente Eecto de los Estados Unidos, Mr..
Hoover, a los pafses de America, sera altamente provechosa.
De ea ira pueden resultar cosas muy buenas para nuestros
pueblos.
MI. Hoover va a tomarle ell pulse al Continente.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-17

matan a su9 vfctimas, en- plena
sangre fria."
Evening star., 1928-05-12
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Evening star., 1928-05-12
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IN good mechanical condition, in
all popular makes and body
styles, from $50 up.
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THE TREW MOTOR CO,
1870 l4th Decatur 1910