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Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
Missionary From
China To Visit
Valley Relatives

Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Moore. who live in Elm district will
learn with interest that their son
Rev. j Walton Moore and his fam
ily will arrive in Il few days for a
visit here.
The Moores are On their way
back to China, where they expect to
make their home. NJ. Moor, Will
b. remembered here by people who
heard him preach at First Bapti>,
church tsvo years age on his arrival
fgou China.
Tla four Young children Of the
fam;iN. who have spent most of
their life in China read. spta', and
sing in Chimes as we'll as they do
in Ea-lt~b an accomplishment
which amuseS and interests their
little American friends
Sine. gh.ir return from China
{ $50 years ago the Maar-s have been
touring tire United States and be-
far. leaving for China thcy will
visit M, Gillie BARLEY Mrs. f.. J.
>aNtan md family L. II Moore,
recently At Fort Worth ana g. :
Moore. alt relatives VIII. live in the
Fa.l =.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Canton return
I'd yesterday from business trip
to Los Angeles.
Roger Dillingham; of the Banks.
Huntly Bonding co. of Los Angclre
is visiting 1t the home ot Paal Mead
of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. \. b. Adair of Chi
ca4o are visiting at th, homo OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Adair. They are
Frequent Visitors to the valley and
will an remembered by many friends.
Ms. e. II. Westuorolaud, WHO has
heau spending the last few month-
at the Barbara Worth hotel, has
left for Tucson, Arizona. TO bc with
her daughter, who is attending ths
university there.
Mrs. Frank Hoognrr Of Santa Mon
iea is tle guest ana Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Peterson.
Jia Poe, rauehar i'm the Ngltou
Sea area. was "a visitor at Ill. court
house today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

,,as 1r.ed eari- II JaruarE before
j1jr- which vas urtb.c TO reach 4
decision. When Le appeared vester-
dly Watson changed his plea TO
sulitu. According 70 ,oWt reports.
Lost-B Brown Portfolio of violin
music Telephone Mrs. Virgil Pat.
tcrsou, Imperial adv
Identified! BY its charm, softness
the deep evcneSs of its undulations
lasting lovclincss, distinguish our
permanent waves. Newkirk : Beauty
Nhoppc. Phone 22- Sat +
Sentenced To TIison *. Fukui.
Japanese farmer ii the Holtvillo
district, wlo WAS charged with the
possession # "a stin. was sutenrcd
TO a term i'm states prison as pres
,rih.d ty law and ordered To- pay Il
$1,000 fiuo late yesterday Iy Supr-
ricr Judgc 4. c. Firncz. Fukui was
arrested Ianuqrv l. near HoltyilIe
when a hugc still was r&il.d hE
deputy slwitts.
Direct From the Factory. Daisy
Wash Dresses, sizes Is to 40, at
~LG9. Mrs. Il. Linekin. lis South
Firth. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
BOTH BATTLERS
PREPARED FOR
TONICHT'S FIGHT
By United Press Leased Wire


LOS ANGELES, Feb. although
several Pacific coast sports writer's
were somewhat dubious over Tomm.
Loughrau's ability to defeat his
man, the light heavyweight cham
piou was 10 To- ) favoritc in the
betting rs hc prepared to enter I'll,
Olympic ring here tonight for ia
round match with Armand Emanuel,
the san Francisco barristcr.
Rated as the far west : threat to
IL heavyweight kingdom, Emanuel
has taken ON considerable polish
since ho lost decision to Loaghran
in New York last June.
With l6 Knockout victories in 81
ring engagements to his credit since
he turned professional two years
ago, Emanuel is expected to make
the champion extend himself during
tn. encounter tonight.
Emanuel has bowlcd over the hest
OF me coast heavyweight con
tenders and his prowess to give
and take it is expected to carry
him through the full lU round ses-
sion.
Loushran, confident that he. will
yanquish the Californian, is looking
forward to the heavyweight throne
vacated 10y the retirement of Gen"
Tunncy. He expects to 90 east If
ter his engagement with Emanuel
and reitcrate his bid for the heavy.
weight throne.
The light heayywcight title VIII
not be at stalk tonight rs both
Louglran and Emanuel will weigh
in considerably above the i75-pouul
limit.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
Recent Meetings
TO Be Discussed
By Local Body

The weekly luncheon Of the FL Cen.
tro Chamber of Commerce viii hp
ield tomorrow at the Barbara
Worth hotel. Reports viii be made,
and q general discussion held on the
several meetings held in Los An
gyi,S Last week in connection with
secondary highways and other mat
tiers Of interest to Imperial Valley.
In the evening the board Of diroc-
tors viii meet in executive session
at chamber headquarters, and a full
attendance is urged at that time.
Later IN the week. Leo Hctzcl.
TreSj&ea. of the local chamber, is
planning To 90 to san Francisco by
MadduN plane to attend an inpor-
tant conference Of the acronautical
committee of the California neyel-
opmcut Association, which will take
up the matter OF proposed Icgisla-
tion fer the regulation by state law
q commercial flying.
Tonight the public speaking class
Of thc Junior division will meet as
usual at the Valley Lumber Com
pany' : office. Much enthusiasm has
been shown by the members of this
class and a good attendance is cx-
pcctrd.
I. \. Christian, president of tn,
Junior chamber, asks that all mem
bcrs turn out for the regular break
fast, tomorrow morning at 6:$0, rs
plans are being made for some ac-
tivitics ON the part of that organil=
alton.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
.Jeffers Meeting
With Grain Mei1


Through the activity of the coun
ty farm bureau federation l.. NJ. JEFF
fcre, chief Of the bureau of field
crops for the state department OF
agriculture, has been brought to the
valley to meet with grain growers
regarding q move to formulate SOM,
uniform marketing practices for the
region.
Inspection and grading Of the Ia
cal product appear to many valley
producers to bo highly desirable and
Jctfcrs is here meeting growers with
a view TO Soeiug what the state can
DO for this county ia the matter Of
Standardization of tho product.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
Local Eighties
TO Play Brawley

Central Union = lightweight bas-
kctball team will meet the RraWlcE
@ lightics' tomorrow night at 1880
ON the local court for the playoff on
the valley championships.
Coach Donald Kctcucu is conf
dent his boys will bc returned win
ncrs and anticipates "a fast game.
The locals viii line up as follows:
Kunishima and WiIloughhy, for
wards; steele and Stchli, guards;
Miller, center; Price, Eldridge and
Edgar. substitutes
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
ror sale craneIrrfr CuTTs st rac,y

For sale Grapefruit CuIIs st pack,
ing house O,Ita rcant,'g 'Puiid.
ras. Iurer;7l Eafcv G,aprfrut.
Growers adv
CO Suspended Scntcnce-W II.
a..z--. ..ar..d originally with
driving .u .g.wsu'.l. whj'. intoNi-
....a. pleaded guilty to reckless
H..r.- #..H auuigurd before
f..e. En.-y This a.ra .L i'm the
~ .r .ar- lus court imposed
.-.... .- r.. days and sus-
..... .s..u'.ol.
Barbara Worth HoUel Cluo Break
'5st. o5c mp; merchants lunch 60e;
able d hote dinner $1.00. adv
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub
bcr and Hecolite Plates a Specially.
Ga Main St, El Centre. adv
Imperial Infan, Dies Funeral
.,zz.~ e=.r- l,53 81, Lemons tuHer-
ii ua,..,~ this morning for krrsent
II. I'd. is-ant sem Ut NJ. and Ms.
4eH I.=..d @ha d.ei II the fam
en North Tenth street. Inn
r.s5 yesterday @t,,raa.H. The
a-.# IS employed - .Ia irrigation
Mrs. Wilson. moved. uemstitchcr,
70 1522 Main. Wilson Machine Shop.
Phone 10. adv
Best Trucks. Best Service. Light or
heavy hauling, long distance. Ed
Royce. 30 cod #
Suspended Sentence Given On.
dav Jail sentence imposed by
judy A.C Fiunry yy~.er-
lay upon b. +. Watson, charged
with driving .H automobile while
into :.rated, was suspended and
parole granted fer >5N months. y
$50 riue also was gSs sd. Watson
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

Q.c35 Authorities at
tS2t&z t::-.. e tributethecnor-
nous increase in Cigarette
smoking TO the improve
mcnt an the process Of Ciga-
rette manufacture by the ap.
plication of heat. Ii is true
that during the year 1923,
Lucky Strike Cigarettes
showed a greater increase
than all other Cigarettes com.
bined. This surely confirms
the public's sconfdenceinthe
superioriry of Lucky Strike.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

4 Los Angeles man has purchaS-
.d the 81 a-sa fanrh of Joseph
!Itu.l near Orovila Butte county
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

: Dorothy Mix Brackenbury, Dane
lnc Instructor. 653 Olive. Phone 57l.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

Scout Leaders Meeting - There
,il b. a meeting tonight Of all
coEt leaders in the social Lall of
hc Methodist church at 7:3o for
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
We Loan TO Build, buy or refin.
ince. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv

To Sell Oil La1d Tho board af
afuFerNisors has approved map of
n 90 acre subdivision located aDuu.
f. mile FROM the oh well drilling site
NJ BrawIey. According 10 tAo map.
hs'irb @as presented T. TIE baaut
sly j. :. Cameron rt III. N.W,f
a RE ard Trust ."wr.HE. RI. prop
rty is 10 hc se'l a~ prospective oll
Nard and not for gr.aa'rasa. p4r-
s,uscs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

I'll Make Your old hat as good as
lncw, or no charge. r.. c. Reap. 421
Main ST. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

Waterman Piano School short
Course Popular Music. ASK at the
Music Store, or Phone 367J. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

thr rnpas. of conducting @ r#in-
..- ~cH... This will .n .t ja-.r. 81
a. a#| wu c.:u#.t,5 with -a."-.H-
-.. ar s.. s.ea.nta>'.ss. -.... r..
..n...'.. workers aud ,tN..-. .H.
t..t attendance is G.-...U.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

Sues Or Note-L 4. Harris las
-E..l -l.t tu tl. >es.a5-.- ..aa-
against II. e.. F:s1d. t. rer.E0r au.a
E.t. t.r -ia>Ial. I'll. ,ra..aa,
asserts t-a- the d..en4# l +.#a
ID 10 pay Ur.He.H.. q. G....>. =.
tEr u#-. IN r.. .w.la- ==u..=.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

DR.. A. B. Ransor, dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
STEVENS DAIRY

Every prccautiOn is taken to put
Out the best grade milk and cream.
A. NJ. and =. NJ. deliveries. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
Baceba,l Meeting Wednesday,

lall player, interested n r.N.N.r-
S srsayErauu4 bas uaH .r taa city a#a
sfallty leagues 81. u.aa.-t.| ~ wl.
u.l.- ,r 5:.. ~ t.. att...
1of fho Pacific En4a. foa3rane G-~
Main slr.at GI.0 Edgar. president
Of She city league. urges . ,a--. ~
tendance of la.. .e--.ts.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

When Your Hat needs cleaning
phone 1928. r. G.. Reap. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

Reckless Crtver jailed - lose
Ncliz, charged with driving 81" aH-g-
mobile while lataN..at#t. ua~ ttuHa
~lG9 and sentenced r. isi. trr 81
Days hy tu0- Maytla.d. following
q hearing I'M e# justice court yes
fer3ay afternoon. Nrllz gave his @a-
dress a~ FL Centre and lis aerUr4-
tiau IS restaurant keeper.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

Barbara Worth HoJel Cluo Break
'3st, 25c up; merchants lunch COS;
able d Eote dinner $1.00. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

Natural Permanent Waves $40.
Parisienne Beauty SAoPpe. Tel
fS3. its Il
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub
bcr and Hecolite Plates a Speciality.
Ga Main St. El Centre. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

Oregon Coffee Shop. Open al
night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

Ing house Dlta N,rcant,'g 'Puild-
my. imveri1l Eai'cy G,aprfrui.
Growers adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

Mrs. Wilson. moved. Uemstitchcr,
0 1G22 Main. Wilson Machine Shop,
'houe 20. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

Best Trucks. Best Service. Light or
heavy hauling, long distance. Ed
Royce. 80 cod If
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

9:S0-Theater Memories with Jes-
 sica Dragonette l0:0O--The Challengers 1o:30-Time. Sportogrames l0;36-Tone Pictures l1:00-Ba heball scores. weather
 and news l:10-Jack Morey's orchestra 11:45-Time, Temperature and Gov
 ernment Bulletins
 57O-WNYC, New York-526 5:l5-Chester Tallman, ballads 5:30-Market reports 5:40-Municipal Reference Library
 Subject: Real Estate in the
 City of New York" Speaker
 Rebecca Rankin 6:0O-French lessons 6:55-Scores . 7:OO-Welfare Council, Mrs. Me-
 F'arland
 7:10-Harry Mayors, songs 7:20-Patrick Kelley, songs 7:30-Time. alarms, information 7:35-Air College; book talk
 57O-WMCA, New York-s2s 7:45-spiritual. ethical address S:oo-DeWitt all-Irish probram S:3o-Witty Brothers program
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, MAY 1o, 1923

includes among other selections "Axslandsris RaStime Band" "Whsn I Lost You" ''some Sunny Day." Pack Up Your atns." "Ceauette," !" Tt All Bsionss to Me-" 'I'n Always Be Mothers Boy" and the old-tims tune "Everybody's Doing It."
 You have seen the famous car. toons by Nilt 0ross and read his book "Niss Baby" Tonight you will have the pleasure to listen to an ori- gtnal sketch presented by him dur ing . musical program at 10 o'clock over WOR and associated stations. The musical program includes Gram gers ''Lendenderry Air." RoDlnson's Lazy Lsvse Lounssrs," 6hilkret's 'Nixe Babies" Watts Blue Arc Her Eyes" Kern's March of the Mus ketsers'' and Horne's "Old Fashion- ed Yostsrdays."
 Old fashioned girls Of yesterday will bs contracted with modern ones on the musical program by tho
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

10:15-Jean Wiener, organist 11:0s-orSan recital 11::o-aiipper Supper club orch.
 7e0-WGY, Sclhcacctady-Se9 s:oo-stock reports: produce mar ket: farm forum: news S:3O-AAme as WEAF
 7:00-Union College speaker 7:30-General Electric orchestra s:30-Arpeako Minstrels s:00-Same as EAF 1o:o0-General Electric orchestra 10:s0-With the Senate
 70O-WLW, Cincinnati-43s 6:00-Tea Time Tunes 6:30-Live Stock Reports 6:40-Musical program
 7:o0-Cincinnati Club orchestra 7:15-Health Talk
 7:30-Dixie Circus
 s:OO-Administeri the Law s:15-Jan Garber and orchestra 9:30-The Quakers and orchestra s:00-Musical program s:3o-Theater Memories 1o:oo-rhe Challengers 1o:so-Great Moments with Great
 Adventurers and Gene program ,a:00-Ford and Glenn 12:3o-The Heermann Instrumental
 Trio
 1:00-Jan 0arber and orchestra l:30-Jack and Gene
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
6OO-W-ClC, Hartfor-5O0

6OO-W-rlC, Hartford-5OO :e0-Summary of program, news G:36-Comedy Duo and orchestra ,:00-The Style Serenaders 7:30-The Ann Pennington Girl 7:45-Fish and Game, John W.
 Titcomb
 s:oo-Concert orchestra and Cava-
 Hers
 a:00--An Evening in Paris 9:30-Schradertow Band 10:00-The Gossipers 10:s0--A Half Hour with the Senate 11:O0-Time. news and weather
 SeO-WBZ, Springtield-3O3 5:40-Official Agriculture Report 6:00-Time and news bulletins 6:05-Dolan's orchestra 6:30-Baseball scores S:35--Miller's orchestra 6;49-Women's Prize Contest 7:00-Ray Ouimet. Golfer 7:15-Heaith talk 7:30-Dixie Circus S:o0-The Bing Family S:30-The Quakers and orchestra 9:00-The Interwoven Pair
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

Further adventures of Gus and Louie and their troubles with the law and the Widow Riddle will be related tonight at S:s0 over the same system. Arhur Pfyor's famous band, which is masquerading q the Schradsrtown hand will provide the stirring music for tho comedy.
 Tho music of Ru0ia and France will be blended in tonight's "An Evening in Paris" program at . o'clock over the WEAF-WTIC hook up with Manon and Peaches and Bill and Jacques visiting La Trotka. famous rendezvous of the Russians in PariA The program will offer Sc. lections by . Russian instrumental trio, American jazz by . standard orchestra and vocal selections.
 The Challengers orchestra. assist ed by Morton Downey. popular tenor entertainer. will provide . half hour of musical varieties at 10 o'clock over WIZ and WBZ. The program
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
s:oo-rime; Norman Pearce. read.

s:0o-Time: Norman Pearce. read.
 inSs s:1S-Health talk
 9:so-Dr. Fenwick Holmes. talk l0:00-Fashion plates: weather 10:30-Rainbow orchestra l1:00-Time: dance orchestra 11:3o-News: dance orchestra l1:00 mid.-Ward- Nesbit orchestra l::30-Broadway entertainment
 s10-WFCH, New Yosk-17o 5:oo-Archbishop Arthur Leighton 5:30-Selbert Melodians 6:00-William Crawford, reporter 6:16-Broadway Portraits 6:30-Dr. George King. talk 6:45-Frank Mann. talk 7:00-American Legion program 7:S0-Sid Prussin's orchestra S:O0-Studio program S:15-Health talk
 s:30-Columbia band orchestra
 ss0-WABS, New York-s4o E:O0-George Keith. Bridge" 5:l5-Congreeation Emanu.El 6:15-Market prices 6:30-Sen. Love. Public Pulse" 6:45--Studio program 7:00-Chimes; 30 Minutes of Sum-
 shine
 7:30-Stanley's Jewels. orchestra S:00-Division Street Gypsies S:30-Rundbck'c orchestra 9:O0-I4ittmann's Entertainers s:30-In Dreammaker's Studio 1O:O0-Negro achievement hour 1l:00-Enna Jettick melodies l1:15-Dick Gasparre's orchestra
 l0lO-WRNY, New York-2S7 5:00-Mollie Luman. soprano 5:15-Janet O'Connor, contralto;
 pianist
 5:45-Edward Austin, baritone G:00-Walters, uke; Anderson.
 songs
 5:30-Roosevelt news 6:32-Cotton Blossom Minstrels 7:00-Littmann hour om music S;00-Aviation Ensemble S:3O-Coo-C Coo Casters S:45-Gladys and Mabel Thompson 9:o0-Zeta Beta Hau Fraternity
 1O2O-WODA, PatersOn-2e4 5:S0-News; sport talk 6:O0-Colonial dinner music 6:3O-Frankie Pagano's Californi-
 ians
 7:00-Radio Shoppers' Guide 7:30-Subject. Mature" 7:45-Subject,, Mathematics" s:00-Dick Roberts Entertainers S:30-Weekly Devotional Services
 SlO-WIP. Phila6lClnhia-4o2 6:35-Doc Dougherty's orchestra 7:O0-Chimes: roll call 7:30-Scores: P. k. T. Instrument
 tai Quartet s:00-Hajoca Musical Shower S:30-University of Pennsylvania
 Dramatic club 9:00-Philadelphia Turngemeinde society 10:00-Dance orchestra
 1lOO-WPG, Atlantic City-273 S:05-Shelburne Concert orch. s.30-Talk, M. B. Markland 9:00--Dance orchestra 9:30-Special program
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

Then and Nov snssmbls at e:3e over the sams system. Ia the way of oea. trase you will hear '.Ida swest as Apple Cider" and Sweet Ida Jey": 'W1stS' and '-1hy Little vielets:'' May You'rs . Little Hat Old Fash. ions4" and I'm Duii>tnG . Net for Nary" waiting for the 1eosst II. Lse" and 'When the Nobsft IL Lss Comes te Town." and '.TAe max and T Nuet Have That Nan."
 The realm sf fairyiana wil b. reached in the slumbsr hour pro. gram at II e'cleek tenigAt ever WIZ when the erchestra undsr Ludvig LAurisr plays sslsotiens from Hum- perdinck's "HAnsel and 0Fotsl." Other selections include the evssture to Nendslssohn's "Ruy 1laa" Hay dn's Oxford Symphony" and 0ou- nod's Invocation"
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
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FRIDAY, MAY ,s
(6t TA1 Assoctdted Pressl


 t1y TAs ioyce: on 's risse csa': programs with list of associated stations tn detail
 <s4S-WEAF s-soly shl and Jans 1. PreEram for Children Also wRc -Gupp Or-Also WTAG WCSH WRC WGY sae-PoEfam Ausic-WEAF - > ~ -scorss-WEAF: Orehestra-Aso WRc; TioAso CGnc o.chestra anS cavalssAso wEEl wTic EsennE PsT ma de Baum sopranoAe WEEI WTc and Louie with Town WTIC WAR !oo Lev White Reclta-Aho 6 Wric wTAG WILT sso-han Hour With tho SenateAso WTIC MT %Rc Max % woR WcAE XIV W1oD I0o-Hen Polaeks Dance Orchestra hourl-WEAF 3s%5-WJx New York-7eo seo-Faihc Little Symphony Hour-Also wBZ VEAL oe-Iak Edward AcKernon Orchestra Baseball scoreswJz Gn a sH Wsz wk. ksR kDKA & W ss wss s f kpS % SI wR S T % s TGa 'S SG 3 Rs sise-A' S ss s o S : I ssan. Nal, - WEE VEAL WHAM KDKA WJR WHxs ws1 Wsb VET ~ kpi 'G1 % % EI4 WsS KsI WET GsTt % % 4 WRz E AAA eso -Memores-Asc WBZ WLW wJR soo Ochsra Pogram-Also WBZ WBA. WHAA WRvA ..e splt.ny. pa"c. orch.stseAiso e % NEAL D "oi o"o~sumoer Music Hour; Ochesa-Ao WLW WHAS WRC RDKA
 <23-WoR
 
 ,,. NEE INTEL WkEW WCAo WAS WADG MIBW MMAh . - WAS WADC wGHP ~ .,. WADC wkRc WGHP wMAQ WsPD WHK WLBW WMAL
 %KAc wehf WAS WsfS .,. WAk WLRW .WNAL WDBJ WTAR WING WI.AC WOOD WBRC Vest od Philosophers WidomAlso WcAu WAC MEAN N1RW WAAK WEBL WcAo WAS WADC WGHP WspD WHk
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
First Ride in New
 PIano Ki6o Owner

Mount Nelly. ". T.. Nay 70 Me Less than iivs hsuss after he had achieved his ambition te ewo | plane. NasA Narshal. 3t ysAss ell. of 0arweed. Y. T. was killA h, . crasA sf the newly purchased saiD.
 NaraAall was flying as . pssssn- ger in his nsw plane from fhila. lelphia whore hs purchase4 t. The craft went inte . aose dive AaA plunssd ea . far1a two ratles nertA ef hsrs ysstsrday.
 walter Becker. a years old. ef HAbren. Ma. whe was piletint the plane. was seriously injured.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

Nusselini, Italian dictator. aus ten cabinet psses: Head ef tho Govern mont, Fsrsisn Minister. oeorstasy q Wsr, Tiree LorA oe Admiralty. AT Minister and Homo Alnistef are some Of tAem.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
Today's Features

Two important topics Of the day will be discussed by two prominent statesmen during tonight's "Half Hour with the Senate" at 10:S0 over WEAF and WTIC. Senator David A. Reed tRep.) Of Pennsylvania will discuss National Origin" Senator Reed is leading the fight against the repeal or suspension of the na- tional origins clause of the emmigra- ton act, which has for its purpose the preservation of racial balance in this country. The other statesman is Senator Samuel M. 6hortridEe (Rep.) of California, who will dis cuss Making of Tarif." He will ex- plain to his listeners tho manner in which congress arrives at decisions on various tariffs which are enacted into law.
 For musical diversion tune in on the same stations at o'clock on concert under the direction of Ro- sario Bourbon. Among the selec- tions to be heard at this time are Schroeder's Carnival Dance of the Gnomes," Herbert 5 "Danse Baro. que." Blooms Sapphire" Donald sons "Danss Barbare." Del Riego's "Homins." Alters Manhattan Ser enade." F'rim's Egyptian Dance." Kern's Look for the Silver Lining" Stoessel's Dutch Patrol" and Rod- gers Dearest Enemy" Tho Cava- lies will assist in vocal numbers.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

Childrsn's hospitals have decreas- ed from 1l in 1895 to sS tn 1925.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

 is r 0f .
Evening star., 1929-12-01
Long Pull and Bitter Controversies
Faced by New Session of Congress

handful. They compose tiny group,
largely very high protection men, VINO
don't believe in any flexloie provision
whatever, who believe tarn Snoulo De
written once every seven years or So
and should stay as it Is Tor the 1oilow-
ing seven years.
Aside from this group, Senator after
Senator Is on record with profound con-
victions to the effect that there should
never again be a general tarln revision.
That is, that never again, snould the
tariff as a whole be revised all at one
time. The suggestion OF senator Cara
way Of Arkansas Is cnaTacCe1lSIlc OF
the conviction held by fully 30 Of the
IS Senators:
Bring in the schedules separately
and dispose of them one oy one; nnish
the one under consideration before TAX
ing up another schedule; it might even
be in the public interest not to legiSlate
on more than one schedule at session.
This will end bartering and log-rolling." :"
That is the general tenor of the COM
mon conviction; details differ with diff
ferent Senators.
That brings us to the most important
aspect Of the coming session. Like many
basic things, 1t comes to the surface as
an incident of something else. There is
involved in one detail of the tariH bill
namely. the fexable proviSion-there is
involved and will be answered the ques-
tions: whether there will ever again be
a general revision of the tariff? If the
answer is no. then just how and through
what mechanism will future reyisions
take place? To what extent through
the Tariff Commission, to what extent
through the President, to what extent
through Congress?