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New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
JUNIOR SCHEDULE
 IN CITY TOURNEY
Younger Teams Begin Play Mon-
 day at Boys Club

Tine junior and midget divisions III the cltv amateur basketball tQurna mcnt will begin play at the Boys club al 2.50 o'clock Monday after noon. when q string ot five midget games will begin. The schedule for thCS. smaller classes was drawn Up yesterday afternoon and calls for the taking advantage of the Easter school recess by running games dur ing the afternoons Of the coming week. with the finals in both classes after school hours on Monday, April \,
 The player lists approved ycstrr- day afternoon brought the total for the entire fourtold tournament to tS, almost double the - which com pc'cd year ago. Only six of the fl teams which submitted entry blanks have failed 10 qualify. The Knights of Tithu4ria, Cyclones, and Orioles tMIdgets) in tho midget class, failed 10 appear for Woish- ing and were dropped yesterday. Another midget team. the Comets. weighed m at 1o5 pounds five pounds over the class weight. and will have inc choice of entering inc junior class or dropping one Of it's heavy players. Manager Sidney Rachlln IS requested tu attend 10 this immediately iu order that The tourney officials may include his team in 'h, schedule.
 The following teanr9 were approve .i yesterday fhe Voizif of each h.in- given after ite t,au namr):
 Junior cIdss-All-Stars. ju5 lbs; Cardinals. II. Ills: Columbia Jun tors. ,15 lhs; t'om"s. IA lbs: bi>Ia Spenjhoys. Il5 lhs.; Flyu- Hom'oS 'j4 hs; Rod NiD2s. flo lns.; south 'hurch Juniors. tI% U,~.; WasHiuetoo-ro roInnbus Five. IA los. and Yellow Jackets, 3oa las,
 Midget rla-s-trrons a7 lhy.: Boys club rom,fs. g5 ms. ra1- dinal Juniors. 1oa lh~.: r5gI. Jur- iors, eS lhS.; East End Nid@.t-. 1G lbs; Golden Arroas. >5 lbs. Ugja HnIas sr lhS. Partners ImIhs ItEtlH. '- ''~-. NilIr@i~. r.' i|'-' and "" Aii-Stars. 1"o lbs
 IT." Hula HuIaS. doteuIm- rlaw- pions In the mtd@"t class. dress .a lys and will uot play until tns --c- ond round. r. hnnotar. rh. -on- ets elect 1o play in this ,lass they wiiI meet Tho Hula IIuiss. IT they d".il" fo play ia th- junior rlas, they themselves will receive ngst- round bye.
 The games next week ~'If lv -fr a' o:5p o'clock each afternoon. The club will be ogen at o'clock All t1ams ara warned 10 hat" their full iine-ups on hand early. ae a forfeit "lll laN' 10 ho azacfod If any rcar. js not ready 10 start at fbe ,chcd- uled time.
 Tho schedule
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
4 i Nationals

E"f"rec-T Parker.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

RHODES ST. 1sl-- room tenement. Al improvements. Very reasonable, Inquire on premises OF phone %@SN.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

EXPERIENCED and capable man wanted for wrapping and packing chiuawarc, Telephone GUSU
 POSITION open for first class Browne & sharpe screw machine man. one rapa- hle of setting and operating. Write classified Box 40 J.. Herald Office. WANTED boy about 17 for early morn ing work. Write Classified Box 10 A. Herald Office.
 AOUNG man 10 work on soda fountain. Permanent position. Apply MonrOe'S ;, "NA Main St.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

MAIN ST. .7I-4 ana room stcam heated apartments, Roth in first class CoHdtiou Inquire lIeny Moraus and Snl-s, NNs-c ntnrn
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

WINTHROP ST. 6i-e furnished rooms for light housekeeping, Electric light heat, gas, hot water.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
FINANCIAL
Mortgages
4Si5

FIRST AND SECOND MOETGAGE LOANS Clesson W. Parker. Conner cial Trust Building. S5 West Main St MONEY TO LOAN, second mortgages Schultz & Costello. Inc, PIP Main Street. Telephone 2i.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

,fANLlN ST. iS9-Fivc room teunmcn' to rent. First floor. All mUdcru ruu- v,ui1uc,s. Telephone l4-1-J
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

APARTMENTS or tencments, heated and unhcated. m all sections. Louie s. Jones AGency, l4, Main St. Can 10. ARCH ST. 2%0, in rrar--3 room tcne- ment. Rent SlO month. Inquire at 1l5 Glen St. .phnnn n-4-
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

ROCK WELL. AVE. gs-3 and t room apartment. All improvements Kent lrasonab bl'. Inquire A7o AIrh Street. ROAD, 19o--5 rooms. Sun
 parlor and garage. Steam heated. An mod"Ir turynvsmtrls Inquire 1St foeI.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

r;uSl'ECT r ST, "N--Thle.. room tenement. All modern improvements. Reasonable 10 responsible peIsuHs Inquire 30 Irusuc,t Street
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
Houses For Sale

BROOK ST, f19-3 family brick house, I9 rooms car garage. Lot 5oxl5O. Reasonable terms Phone New Britain -i or Hartford 2-JSI6 or 4-084s.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

DRIVING MORE PLEASANT O'NErL TIRE X BATTERY 70. %9 WASHINGTON ST PHONE 4ou
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
TAKE A YEAR re PAY
 FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS ls.o CHRISTMAS C1I'B NOW OPEN NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL. BANK

NAT,HI,S Special sale of genuine ni- uois, 11-iewcl, open face, in white. are,n or gold at ss2.715. Competitive prices S&2.jo to i%5.00. l. l;esnjch, Sio Main St. manufacturing iowelel.
 Gifts for Children 6S-C AIt I{IFLtS--'Daisy." our stock is com rIete at $l.Qv to $i.75. Economy Sport shop For Better Toys" 10 Main st. BICYcLE-Defcrled payments, 1laddeld's Eeonomy Sport Shop. For Better Toys. lo Main s.. Franklin square.
 BOOKS AND GAMES, sits that siye long ami lasting pleasure to the young steg Fer all ages Tn" Beacon Book and Gift shop, 6j West Main Street. tOAsrEE WAGONS. all stzcy, suitable for child any size. 500 up. Hadheld' 5 Eaonomy sport Sh"p, 10 Main St. ELliCTEIC AND MECIIANlCAL TRAINS --Sl Qg to &35. Economy Sport Shop. lo Main St. "i'or Better Toys FUOTBALI.S. bo<tug gloves and striking bags. Everything in sporting goods, Economy sport shop, 10 Main St GIVE your Toy or girl ul,ulclc, We have s very fine selection of uEulclcs and banjo u'iulelcS, McCoys Inc, 246 Main St. opposite monument.
 MOUTH OEGANs- Every Middle should have one. Joc to s. Packed in 3 Christmas siIt box. M-Coys Inc. 2if Main St, opposite monument.
 AIl-SiCAL TOYS-,iuyeuil saxophourz with player roll. music boxes and roll mopicos. sturdy. long lasting. special low holiday pIlrcs MoCoys. Inc, 24G Main St. opposite monument.
 SANOPHONEs, easiest of instruments to ,1.,,.- .-,,I .,;t your girl or boy. The best makes to select from including CONN. MARTIN and SI.GMEN. Low weekly terms. Blair x Brodrib, i7o Main st,
 SCOOTER EIClCLE and scooters sl.g5 to $25. II4lfcld's Economy Sport Snop, "For Better Toys" h Main Street. SKATES Shoe skates for boys and girls all s,@es, S3.5o to }l0. Economy sport Siol, 1o Main St
 SLEDS. rIrNibI" Flyers in all s.zrS. smallest 10 biggest racer, Hadlield's Economy Sport shop, 10 Main Street. TOYS, cnalrs doll rdtliages slyds :;-piccc sets desk sets tor carpet sweeper, broom, high chairs Riddle k0rs. biry- ,lrv, wagons. in fa't everything 10 mah thn ktddics hsrTN and nt very low prices. Edward Gor.ain. 1ds Arch st. CkrLisIES. sAcc: toned, petty designs. Every boy and sirI wants oly. As low ss &I.9S. Elair & Hrodrip. New Brit @iu's l"aling music store" r." Main st. NELutIPEpHS, flyer Johnson, columbia aud E"lliast, E,.2@ to zl,.5o. Economy Sport shop 10 Main st.
 NIrIANs maple back and eid,s, grained slrurv ;"p, r&horl'rlr figured neck and 5 r.ll. Ebony finger board. tail piece and bnsS. Ntrl mcliow tone. Prices rangin9 from &lj tn tgap. Blair & Er"uU's 1,o Mah, St.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
Repairing
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

EMERSON STUDIO, I62 Main St. Center m MaG's Storc) Every type taught, 'i9ss. private. Telephone 61G.
 Local and Private Instructors g. 3hl;HEliS ARE ALWAYS IN DEMAND. W" teach this well paid trade in da v and evening courses. Iuuuir" Vaughn Barber school, If Market St, Hart lord, tom.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

WE rAN TIT YOUR rocKErGuuN
 Christmas rIub for Everyone
 193o Clubs Now open--.lon Today TIE COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY OlG LITTLE GIRL wlIi always enjoy piano. Combin" pleasure with musicaI education All lhe famous makes. in- "ludine Baldwin, Hartman. Nose and kohler and campbell. 'rerms McCoys. Inc. si3 Main St,. opposite monument.
 Gifts for Him 6S-B A EGOLIN-A gift that may start your hoy oil 2 musical career. Attractive low prices on very fine instruments start ing at very low prices. McCoys. Iun.. -+" Mam St. opposite monument AZ APPRECTATED G1FT every day in the year. Give him the HERALD. Sub stription rate $500 per year. Make aI- pli"atton at the Herald onjce. IjANJOS- Your boy will get unlimited enjoyment learning to play a banjo We have them, all makes. Al all pric, s M" 'oys, Inc, si5 Main St. opposite monument,
 "AEJOS. Ncrl nItty mlaid bound tusrr board; full nickel plated wood lined shell; nickel plated tailrecr, neck nu- i2h"d in seasoned cherry. A ..wcl Of sit for only Si0. Small 1o.mcnts Elair X Brpdrih, "NrW Btitain's lJad- ra must" store" 10 Main St. Urf th" tamily a 4irt that will st," them horry memories all yoar--u new 1I |. AIrttt1,i ,y.L gl ice. @&N Elm St Tel. 2.oo-@7o1, rLnsiNG OUT our entire lin" ot IamiI- ion watches. Save 35T. I. Er-uirl,. sin Main st" opp. Commercial St roENETS high and Io,. in B agt and A. Fine brass fu!l nickel silver. piston valves genuine silver p'ajed. gold plated bell in satin finish. \ sit fh9t will please him most, L"" down pay mont and 'ong terms. Blair X Er"d- rib, "N"w Brtams leading music store" l1O Main St
 ,uENETS Beluttlu instruments thar will thrill the heart ol the lnusjrally inclined ho. OF girL All prices Me 'o2s, Inc. 2i6 Main St, opposite lnouu- ment
 pEsKS- Enplo?c<, il ,ou arr planning gift 10 your employer nothing will please more. uor serve %s a more last ing rem.nu.r than q dcsl rom Ad- kins. All prices. 1d church st. FOUNTAIN PENS writ. tleu fri,ndsnip throughout tn, year, Sc6an,r and Wt- teluan in attra,tiNe coiors and styles \ woman wants one. man needs one. That settles il. At Adkins gG Church Street.
 GIVE HIM A SET OF tnAfNS or a bat tery for his rdr. Rudy's Batttry SrlN- ice, lS6 East Main St. Telephone 1oS GIVE HIM \ RADIO complete Ior as low as S weekly. Year round enjoy ment for the entire family. Visit our beautiful radio salon where prices age lower than elsewhere and stock more romnletc. Blair X Erodrjh. 1,0 Main st
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

SrrpEBANEE CLOSED CAR MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT FOR ALL THE FAMILY. SEE TIE NEW DESIGNS AND MODELS, ALGEo MOTOR SALES co, @25 ARCH ST TEL. 28o.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
Poultry and Eggs

LAFAYETTE Poultry Market, 49 Lafay- cite St. Dealing ill all kinds of poul- try. Eggs. Wholesale and retail Tele- phone 4117.
 HARTFORD AVE-. S@-Natiye Live P0uI- try Market. Killed and dressed while you wait. Lowest prices. Tel. 35Si. Del
 LINE YOUR CHICKEN COOP with old newspaper mats. Just the thing for that purpose. 4J cents q hundred Apply at the Herald office. Church St
 - NATIVE poultry. alive or dressed. DeIiv- cred to all parts of city. Also fresh eggs. New Britain Live Poultry Mar ket l. Moore. Prop, 9S Hartford Ave Telephone C32.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
EMPLOYMENT
HcIp-Aocnts Wanted
HClINNlCn Wanted

NNNASSEiiS wanted, season ar it. height. Highest commissions paid. Ap- idN GilbcrIs $. jos Main St.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
7he 1929 Christmas Gift Guide WN So Your Problem Ads Bew
Christmas Gift Guide
Gifts for Him 6S-B
GOODYEAR RUBBER CHAINS

GOODYEAR RUBBER CHAINS
 A SAFETY GIFT
 AND ONE THAT WILL. MAKE
 DRIVING MORE PLEASANT
 o'NEIL TIRE X BATTERY 70. &9 WASHINGTON ST PHONE aoo iIE LIKES mystery stories aud tales of the west. Give him q good book, No other gift wiI afford such lasting pleasure. A fine selection al the Beacon Book and Gift Shop S5 West Main St,
 UOFTMAN's ORIGINAL
 ARMY ANu NAVY STORE We have a gift for every man and boy. Suecpsltin coats, sweaters. caps. Elu@rs. socks, ties bers luggage. pa5amaa ul- derWear, trousers work clothes, lamooats, jackets. umbrellas rubLers. slippers blankets dress shirts. hoots, etc. He will appreciat" something "a vcar rom 55 Church Suect.
 IF YOU run short uf cash rou may boz TOW from 51y t0 S30U heIr. PNocuix Finance Corp. EOS Main St.. United Building. Open Monday and Thursday evenings until $ o'clock.
 MEET SANTA wIfu A SMILE
 Pay His Bins With
 "hiistmas Club Cheek in 19&n THE COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY SMOhE SraNUS-Big selection. IIIres from 1jr to $25.o0. Smokers appreciate gift of this kind. John A. Andrews X Co.,. Inc. l"2 Main S. SPORTING GOODS, fsuin: tackl" and hunting supplies ifadnell's Economy sport shop. "Ererythms for the Sportslnau." Io Main St.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

WEST END-SiX rooms with sun porch All modern in every respect. Three wears old. Excellent location. Price low. For particulars apply at w. L. Hatch tu.. @9 West Main St.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
Rooms and l}OarN

MAIN ST. 45-1 lurnished front r6om. single CT double Steam heat, hot wa fer Mrs Olher
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Hotels

HOTEL DORIS S1 Main St.--Nev man seement, New Britain's newest tireproof harel File baths and lavatoriss, show
 CTS. Large sunny front rooms. By. day nr u,ol,. Open day and night Tel A41a
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

GOl,DF1S1-1Uc up: guaranteed sinsin2 canaries s6.50 up: young tame psIro'e
 SEQ. Large stock of cages. stands an [
 supplies on hand. x. B, Bird & Feed O., l12 Arch St. Tel 467U.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

SuUTH HlGll-l'ive room apartment. All latest Improvements. jsnitor sery- ice Phone aSN9.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02


 sho's and wigs. E. il. Iemol, 456 West Main Sl
 Cards. Decorations, Dinners 6S-I. tE,iPE TAPER decorative, plain and col oreu; amd ribbon for holiday Gecora- tions; bcnnS1n holiday strcamers are Trep:oof. At Adkins, 6G church St. CHRISTMAS 'AEpS--Tn- new Godey 'ards are the ssusation of the veal English cards, too, enjoy q preference and many are taking adrantH-e ot our ljiS" selection uf all carus. You can do all your Christmas shopping at the Beacon Book and Gi.t. Su"r, O5 West aiaiu St.
 CHRISTMAS CARDS that warm inc heart oi sn old friend and curoura svs new one. Hesutilul in design and sentiment Executed right in our own printing plant. You are assured of the HeWes1 at Aul iue. GG church St MAS TREE LIGHTING OUTFITS. se- r'es sets with II volt lamps. The new multiple Sets with H. volt lamps. Fancy lamps. Set them al Barry H Bamlorth, l9 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
Rooms Tor Hcnt

AErN ST-PI.EASANT STEAM HEATED ROOMS to rent Inquire Mrs. Hall. l70 Ar,h Street.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
EMPLOYMENT
Hclp-WoDien Wanted

u tL to do light hOusework No chill dren. Apply Mrs, Copeland. 4J Whiting St. Phone G316-J
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

PLAINNiLLE--2 family house with all modern Improvements. gas. running water and electric lights. About one and one-hat acre of land, all kinds of fruit trees, garage and chicken coop. for about 400 or 900 chickens. Eight minutes from trolley line. Price s7.0oo with El,00J cash. Inquire Peter Denuzze. City Hall, Room 407. Phone 6e6 or GS2 West Main St. Phone l0se-J.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

MEADOW AVE-. -@@ Modern room apartment. @ud floor. sun porch. tile bath. garage. Inquire ugS. floor.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

SPRING ST. 24-Thrsr rooms and bath. with heat, Req ~onable price 10 rSht p4rtN Telephone ipiH
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

s0CTH BURIITT ST. S5--5 room tene- mcnt to rent. first floor. All modern improvements Reasonable rent. Inquire on premises
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

HOTEL holHS-G room apartment for rent. Reasonable rates, Private bath Phone itI5.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
Cards, Decorations. Dinner, 6s-I.

WE REPAIR all kinds ol dolls, sell doll sho's and wigs. E. il. Iemol, 456 West Main Sl
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

kEGS-1 gallon to 50 gallon. Charred or Parafned. S. P. STROPLE, 185 Park St. Telephone g29
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

STNNI.LN ST-, NtTNINNfe. OOpOsIte. the Normal hool-Two new beautiful :
 and eight room houses. Appointnents conform to the latest srchitecture in home 'oustru ti0n. Fireplaces. all mod crn plumbing. colored tile bath, oil burners tWu-car garages Quilt i'm. large lots. highly restricted district, convenient 10 trolley and bus Finest urlghhorho0d in the city Price very reasonable. s2.0Q0 down. John E. Xiii bourne, 42& Commonwealth Ave. Tele-
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
Rooms For Housekeeping

,N.lF ST. 1.-Two furnished light housekeeping looms with sun porch,
 Two entrances. Phone S102-R.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

PLAINNIlI.E or New Eritan--+ and , ruuuls. New houses. S-e Mrdnte. F Neusinston Ave. New Britain. Tele-
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

PEARL ST, ,-|rr room tenement. Five minutes "a3 from center, Telu- I..uu. nAIu-N
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Building Lots For Salt.

LAST SlDE-FNe acres of building Iots at sacrifice price to quick buyer Also several wood and timber tfacts near town. Lockwood City Hall
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
FOUND, $500
CARLSON X CARLSON

13& MAIN ST TEl. 1917
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

WALNUT ST. 70--Haudsome apartment nf six rooms. second focr. Separate boiler Inquire third lOor
The Washington times., 1929-03-19
PRINCE likely
To VISIT D. c.

Washington society may have the
privilege in the near future Of enter
tanning Louis Ferdinand Hohenzol-
lern, prince Of Prussia" cosmopoli.
tan and soldier Of fortune.
The prince. who is the second son
of the former crown prince OF Ger
many. arrived in New York three
DAYS ago and is now the guest Of
Pou1tney G. Bigelow, American jour-
nalist, who for years was a close
friend of the former German Kaiser.
Mrs. John Bigelow, wife of Col.
John Bigelow, u. s. A., retired, of
1885 jefferson PI. N. W.. believes
that the Prussian nobleman will
come to Washington during his
American sojourn, but does not know
when.
Prince Louis Ferdinand, recently
graduated from the University Of
Berlin, is the first member Of the
Hohenzollern family to visit the
United States since the war.
The Washington times., 1929-03-19
ACADEMY |RKED
BY UNIFORM

At the annual election Of officers
held recently, the French Academy
of Medicine chose as president Prof.
Quenu. an eminent surgeon, accord
ing to the Paris correspondent of
the Journal of the American Med
ical Association.
"In his inaugural address," says
the correspondent, he referred to
the colleagues who had died during
the previous year, and closed with
a humorous alIusion to the costume
of academicians. This costume, GOV.
cred with embroidery and gold lace.
is similar to that worn by members
Of the institute and was designed
by David. a century and q quarter
ago, at the request Of Bonaparte.
1t is worn only at official cere.
monies, at funerals of colleagues,
when delivering an address and at
the regular. annual meeting (but
only by the members Of the staff
of officers).
"Quenu put before the academy
the question as to whether 1t would
not be better to abolish the special
costume. It costs nowadays a con.
siderable sum (Inore than 5000
francs, or about 1920. and. in ad-
dition, the sword alone costs 1900
francs. Dating from the epoch of
court costumes. 1t has now become
an anachrcnisn1 in a democracy. =
The academy showed some hest.
tation about accepting his sugges-
tion, as most of the academicians
never buy the expensive costume,
preferring to rent or borrow one
when it is needed. But they would
feel that they were suffering loss
OF prestige If the costume were to
be suppressed"
The Washington times., 1929-03-19
COLD PICS FEET
CAUSE DEATH
Of PATRON

Two colored men were being held
today for the action Of coroner's
jury as an aftermath Of a slavins
last night which resulted from the
serving Of an order Of cold pigs
feet.
Police said the three-cornered
fight took place in the lunchroom
Of Enoch Washington, colored. AZ,
in the 1000 block Third st. s. T..
Washington is alleged to have
slain John Harris, colored, 33, Of
the 900 block Third st. s. r.
Washington and Harris are said
to have become involved in an
argument when Harris complained
because pigs feet he was served
were cold. Harris left the restau.-
ant. soon to return with Q re-
volver.
In the scuffle that ensued, Wash
ington told police he knocked Har-
ris unconscious by striking him
over the head with a bottle. Wash.
ington suffered cuts when he was
thrown into a showcase. Washing.
toms assistant, Reed Johnson, 80,
OF the 900 block Fourth St. s. E.,
was shot in the left arm when he
went to the aid OF his employer.
DR.. M, r. ottman, Of Casually
Hospital, was called. He pronounced
Harris dead and treated the sur
vivors of the fight. washington
and johnson then were turned ove-
to police of the Fifth precinct.
The Washington times., 1929-03-19
400 New Dry Men to Get
Posts throughout II, 6.

The 400 additional dry agents
soon to be put to work as q
result Of increased appropriations
made by Congress, will be dis.
tributed generally over the coun.
try, Prohibition Commissioner James
M. Dofan said yesterday.
Although he declined to fix their
stations at this time, it is under.
TODD a considerable number will
added to the New York city
orce The Canadian border region
also Is expected to share largely
in the increase of force.
The Washington times., 1929-03-19
D. s. to Loan Expert
On Roads to Colombia

The Republic of Colombia has de-
cided to improve it's entire system
Of transportation and communica.
ton and has requested the '1oan"
of one Of the United States Govern
ment's outstanding highway engi'
neers to be a consulting expert on
the Improvement program. z
Edwin w. James. chief Of the d.
vision OF design Of the Bureau of
Public Roads. u. S. Department Of
Agriculture, has been relieved Of his
duties in the Federal bureau and
will sail from New York March 81
for Bogota.
The Washington times., 1929-03-19
TIMELY TIPS
Upholsterin,

UPHoLsTERING furniture repair
Ing.
The Washington times., 1929-03-19
District Music Survey
Described to Y. w. G. A

How Washington is to have part
IN a national survey of community
musical activities under auspices Of
the playground and Recreation. As
sociation Of America was told yester.
day by Thomas e. Rivers, of that
association at the Y. w. G. A.
before the regular meeting of
the recreation committee of the
local Council Of Sociel Agencies.
Rivers said this work may need
two years. It is TO be under direc.
ton of Augustus >. Zanzig.
The Washington times., 1929-03-19
Radio Commissioners
Converse With London

Federal Radio Commissioners
Robinson. sykes and Lafount yes
terday held long telephone con-
versatlon with Lloyd Espenschied
at the London office Of the Ameri.
can Telephone and Telegraph office
in the course OF a denionstration Of
transoceanic radio telephone service.
Each of the commissioners took
the phone for several minutes. The
voices were carried by wire to New
York, thence on a 5,000-meter wave
length to London. Reception was
extremely clear.
The Washington times., 1929-03-19
District Man Arrested
] AS 1Hit.and-R Run" Driver

Charged with "hit and run driv'
ing, shelton III. Groves. who de.
scribed himself As . representative
of a washington bankers. associa'
ton, was arrested By the authorities
OF salisbury, Nd. and released on
bond, for his appearance In court
there Thursday.
Grove Is charged with having
collided with car near Princess
Anne last night. other charges
against him are recklessness and
driving while drunk. There were
no injuries reported. State police
picked him up ON 9 side road
The Washington times., 1929-03-19
Retired Officer Shoots
Himself at st. Elizabeth's

Leaving a note telling Of his plans
to take his own life, Capt. simon
Fostiak. q. s, A.. retired, 40
year.old native of San Francisco,
shot and killed himself last night
in st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Physicians declined to reveal the
contents of the note pending the
arrival OF DIR. j. Ramsey hewitt
District coroner.
They said. however, that Captain
Fostiak had been in the institution
since 1923, and had been ON city
parole. t.-f
The Washington times., 1929-03-19
Urges High Wages for
Cure of Economic Ills

NEW YORK. March 10 QN,S).
Urging the payment of high wages
in American industry, Gerard
tSwope. president of the General
Electric Company, pointed out to-
day that in this lay the solution
Of all the ills which have resulted
from the "continuance OF the old.
fashioned policy Of keeping wages
aOWn.s