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The Washington times., 1929-10-03

President N0Es fIlndenbulg was
recalled from hunting vacation.
He telesla Pied tie following mes;
ge IL Frau Streseaaann
& am deeply move /. send
To you and yours ms expression
0f my leartiest sympathy over the
death OF your husband, who, To
his last breath. worked 10 loyalty
Tor the Fatherland. .
1T Il planned to hold 4 state
funeral Tor III. Streseman1 On Mon.
day.
Within few hours after the
foreign minister's death the Reich.
stag passed the unemployment Dole
bill IN 2Ss.. 10 I55 votes. as gcs-
tsire of tribute to the dead min.
lister.
I3udwie Haas, clergyman. III
spoken of as possible successor of
DR.. Stresenlann.
Young Plan Safe
Political leaders expressed the be-
lief today that Streaemann death
would IN no way affect the certainty
Of ratffica ton Ot the Young plan
by the German 17eEchstag The
swaying Of public ana political Opin-
ion Is support 81 the plan was one of
the browning achieveme of DR..
Stresemann career.
A bitter political battle, however.
Is expected on the question % DR..
SfresefnanTl'g successor. Both the
C.entrigts and Socialists lay claim 10
the post and long drawn out fight
Is anticipated
LONDON. Oct. . d. N i. News Of
the death Of DR. Gustav stresenaann.
Foreign Minister 81 Germany came
as great shock to political circles
here today
Viscount Cecil az CheIwood, one Of
Britain's greatest wartime states
men and long an intimate friend Of
DR.. Streaennann. paid 3 generous
tribute to the German leader.
Continued on Page 2, Column n
The Washington times., 1929-10-03

HLND-IIP IS
STAGEDBY
WOMAN

"Im Miss Jessie James, an
sick em up."
ThfS II the salute which
greeted George Cooper, 1900
baek 81 Sc. n. W.. when he
rssnded to q rapp:ng and q
pax On his apartment door
81 8 oeloek this morning.
efsisa his threshold q stoclsy,
zsarosd hrunstte. brsndishing Al
nraamaile and unaer the influences
- Eaaar. stooa vita an cir Of com.
ra4ra q her sye.
The Washington times., 1929-10-03

Callahan has IUnE been EIlVW1 Ne
s'the Catholic dry He was pFIP
nasmher & ~ fsith who haltea A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
ADDITION TO THE SEWAGE TREAT
MENT PLANT AND INTERCEPTOR
Sanitary District OF indianapolis.
Indianapolis. Ind.
June q. 1929.
sealed proposals will be received al the
Office of the Board of Sanitary Com
missionerS. City Hall. indianapolis. In
1929. when bidds viii be publicly opened
and scheduled and should any bids be
accepted. contracts awarded as soon
thereafter as practicable. for the con-
Extension as a part of the interceptor
system OF the Sanitary District. which
{wenty-one hundred t2i00l feet OF 36-inch
breast reinforced concrete interceptor
Construction. including manholeS, con-
nectonS and appurtenanceS.
All OF said work constitutes an add
ton 70 the existing Sewage Disposal Plant
and system and to the existing intercept
ing and connecting sewers Of the Sanitary
District OF Indianapolis.
Each bidder shall file with his proposal
his non-colluSion affidavit. as required by
statute. and deposit a properly certified
Sanitary Commissioners OF the Sanitary
District OF Indianapolis. in an amount
equal 20 two and one-haH az per cent
compsnied by such check or checks Will
be deemed informal and viii not be con-
Sidered. Checks accompanying proposals
not accepted VIII De returned promptly
10 the bidders. II anv bidders proposal
is accepted. and the bidder fails and re-
fuses 10 enter INTO contract with the
Board OF Sanitary Commissioners, pur-
susnt 70 the conditions OF this Notice
and OF the Specifications and Information
70 Bidders. within five l5l DAYS from the
time he shall have been notified of the
acceptance OF the same. said certified
check or checks shall become the property
OF the Sanitary District OF Indianap polls
as liouioRtec damages for his said failure
srd refusal.
Within i've ~ days after the success
ful bidder. shall have been notirled of the
acceptance OF his proposal or proposals
he shall file with the Board OF Sanitary
Commissioners. subject 70 its approval. a
bond in some reliable surety company
OF Indiana. in the amount OF not less
than the full contract price of the work
bic upon. conditioned 70 guarantee the
full and complete performance OF the
Contract
specihcations and Drawings showing
the work 70 be bid-upon are on file and
nav be examined at the Office of the
Bnard Of Sanitary Commissioners. City
Hall. indianapolis. Indiana. Copies Of
tanned from the Office Of Charles y. Hurd
Consulting Engineer. SIS North Delaware
street. Indianapolis. Indiana.
The Board reserves the right 70 re-
Jet sny and all BIDS and to award the
contract for the work TO the bidder whose
bid Is deemed best for the Sanitary Dis
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS.
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS
By Q. c. ROSS. President
81 ,. T. JEUP. vice-President
:. 4 MOORE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
R SWOLLEN
RAIN DELAYS
AT CARNIVAL
ure Beach Events Will
Held Next Sunday
Instead OF Fourth.

e 10 the swollen condition of
5e River at Mcclure Beach,
nty-sixth street. the Fourth Of
Canoe Carnival and swim races
been postponed until Sunday,
Mcclure. director of recreation,
Dunced today.
he torrential rains in and north
indianapolis. have resulted in a
foot rise OF the river in the
nifty Of the beach, and author
Is declare It will be too danger
is to attempt swimming races or
snoe fitting contests.
The canoe carnival which will be
neld Sunday night, July 7. is expect
ed to be one of the most beautiful
ever held on the river. more than
thirty canoe owners having an
nounced their intention to compete
for the prizes being offered by the
sporting goods companies, tent and
awning companies and private in
dividuals.
Prizes Offered
The carnival will form at the
Riverside boat house and proceed
down the river 10 Mcclure beach,
where it will circle around the div
ing platform in the middle OF the
river and the winners chosen. First
and second prizes, ranging from the
latest thing in canoe Canopies to
thermos bottles. will be given for
both beauty Of creation and origin
alitv. The contestants must be in
line at the Riverside boat house at
1880 p. m. July 7. and ready to be
gin the paddle to Mcclure beach at
3 o'clock.
The afternoon program at Nc
Clure Beach will consist of junior
and senior 1O0-yard sWims, for boys
and girls and one 1O0-yard free-for-
all Prizes will be bathing suits and
sVeat shirts.
The canoe fitting contest will also
be held in the afternoon. and the
victor of the water ioust will be
awarded handsome pair of canoe
paddles, donated b. the Smith.
HasSler & SuUm sporting goods
store. Em-ROe and the Gus Habich
Company are contributing sweat
shirts and swimming suits 70 be
awarded the winners Of the various
events.
Contributes Canoe Canopy
The indianapolis Tent and Avn
ing Company are contributing the
grand prize for the canoe carnival
a canvas canoe canopy. Accord
ing to J. 3. Williams. manager Of
the indianapolis branch Of the firm,
these canopies are the vogue in
eastern cities for both canoes and
motor boats, and he expects the
vogue TO be popular with Indian
apolis canoeists when they become
better known.
All entries for the swimming con-
tests must be in the hands Of Joe
H. Sullivan. supervisor of Mcclure
Beach. by noon July T.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
Death Notices

HATFIELD. ELIJAH Csc Years. died
sunday. June 30, 1929, at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. George Throm at New
Bethel IND. Private funeral service
Tuesday. 2. m. IT the Hockensmth
Chapel. 726 n Illinois St tnterment Fall
Creek cemetery. Friends may call at the
chapel Monday from till D. m.
NTEMAN. MATuDA-CNee Wischmeyer1,
believe ed wife Of Christian Nieman. mother
Of Clara ana Edna Nieman and Mrs. I. c.
Spencer. and sister Of Mrs. william Veh-
ling. passed away June 30. Funeral
Wednesday. $50 D. m, a. late residence
7ll6 College avenue. Friends may call
Tuesday after ? D. N. Friends invited
Burial Crown Hill.
PERKINS. SUSAN F. H.-WidoW of
Samuel f. Perkins II. departed this lie
SATURDAY June %. at $50 a. m. Persof;al
friends may call at the home. 1888 n
Pennsylvania St. Sunday afteLnoon and
evening. Funeral service ,Cblfch Of the
Advent. Y. Meridian at Ttiirtv-trird St.
Monday. ? .. NJ, FOLLOWED BY cremation.
Burial Crown Hill. Please omit flowers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
Storm Causes Fatal Shock

BU Times Special
MUNCIE. Ind. July lone death
was indirectly due to storms in this
section Sunday afternoon and night.
Mrs. Harry Gross, living near the
Delaware Henry county line, died of
apoplexy due to excitement and eX-
haustion, Coroner George Phiepho
announced. She was attempting to
drive baby chickens into shelter
when the storm broke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
POSTAL RECEIPTS SINK
IN INDIANAPOLIS OFFICE

Three Fer Cent Decrease Reported
by Postmaster BrysOn.
Decrease Of 3 per cent in receipts
of the Indianapolis post Office for
June. compared with June. 1928. was
reported today by Postmaster Robert
H. Bryson.
Except for the fact there were five
Sundays last month. a slight in
crease would have been shown. de-
spite decrease made last August in
postal rates, BrySon said.
Receipts in June were $3.50. 740, the
decrease amounting to S11193.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01

LEGAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER -
months later. No charge for hauling
in New trucks. Experienced men.
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
4l9 Z. Market Ri. 7750.
PACKING-Sh1pping, hauling. Special
prices on overland hauling to and from
Ohio points OTTO j. SUESz. Ri. 3628-
1851 night. Oh. 4579-Ch. 0699-W.
a. HE I 6TFS1 e ~ Pom
Chicago, st. Louis, Detroit. Cleveland or
other cities. Dr.. 307l, or Ri. 4265.
BORNMAN TRANSFER CO.-Satisfactory
moving service; overland trucking O.
furniture and freight. Oh. 557l.
BRITTON TRANSFER-M Moving $3.50 load
large trucks: responsible" men. Dr.. 1915
STORAGE-And overland moving; lowest
rates; responsible men. Be. 1888. RI. 0562.
FURNITURE MOVED s2.50-And up: large
covered trucks. Ii. 1870. Oh. 1882.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
Help Wanted Male

MAN-For assistant office manager by
NeT York Advertising Corporation. Ex-
trained for the position. Permanent. good
wages. Investment Of $500 required, re-
funded upon termination Of service. State
Box 1873.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINT
Hodses and Flats Furnished

NORTH-5 rms, real home. electric
piano. victrola, Chambers range. every
thing complete Ri. 1898.
NORTH-7-rm. modern, comp. furn. home,
ideal location: reas. He. 1886
PLEASANT-5-rm. front apartment to
sublet for Summer. TO refnef. responsible
people all rms have outside exposure.
very desirable and reasonable. walking
distance. Ri. 1881.
RODMAN. rs W. 16TH.-Nicely furn. apts..
see custodian. or call Ri. 699s.
WALNUT, e, l15-2 furnished rms; walk
dist: $40 mo. See housekeeper in base.
ROOMS-Modern; garage; good location
east. II 1901.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01

Annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Standard Saving and Loan Associa-
ton vill be held Tuesday evening. July
End at. 7:30 O'Clock a: their Office. 222 n
Delaware St. for the election Of officers
and any matters Of business that may
come before IT,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01

lion VII De held TUESDAY evening. July
End at 7:30 O'Clock az their Office. 2Z2 n
Delaware St.. for the election Of officers
and any matters Of business that may
S'N LEE WOLF. President
LAWRENCE WTTHoFF. Secretary.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bids vii. be received by the Board Of
Trustees Of the Indiana State Teachers
O'Clock noon. TUESDAY. July 23' at the
Columbia Club, Indianapolis. Indiana. for
new roofing on the Library building.
prescribed b. the state Board Of Ac-
counts and must De accompanied by q
certified check equal to per cent Of the
Detailed plans and specifications will
be on file in the office Of the Registrar Of
the Indiana State Teachers College,
State Board Of Accounts. StatehOuse. In
dianapolis. Indiana Additional plans and
specihoauons. together with oidder
blanks for the individual use Of the bid
der may be secured from Johnson. Miller.
Miller & Yeager, sl9 Ohio street. Terre
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INDI-
ANA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE.
By HELEN c. BENBRIDGE. Secretary:
NOTICE OF EXECUTOR'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
Notice IS hereby given that the under
der the win Of Harriet r. Hall. deceased.
viii offer for sale and sell a private sale
70 LA4f ilAEilr5h anu Dtab B4U1EAs a. VIC
Office u Frank S. Clark & Co. a. 226
East Ohio street. IL the city Of Indian
apolE. on the 9th day Of July, 1929. the
following real estate in the county OF
Marion. State Of Indiana. to-vit:
Lot Number TWenty-fOur "a in Doug
las Park Addition 70 the city Of Indian
apOlS, and Lot Number Flfty-four t54l
in Becks-RhOdes North Illinois Street
Subdivision 70 the city Of Indianapolis.
And that said sale viii be continued
from day 70 day thereafter until said real
estate is sold.
Said sale is being made pursuant 20 the
order OF the Madison Circuit Court, In
diana. and subject to the approval of said
court. and will be sold free from liens ex-
cept the taxes for the year 1929. payable
in 1880. ana abstract Of title showing
good and merchanrable title will accom-
panv the conveyance. Not less than one
third the purchas price 10 be paid in
cash. Nine months time viii De given on
the residue. the purchaser executing his
note secured by first mortgage on the
real estate sold. due nine months after
date. and providing for interest at 6 per
cent pc rannum and attorneys fees. Pur-
chaser Will have the privilege Of paving
an cash. Said real estate will be sold in
whole or in parcels as may prove TO the
best advantage. Prospective purchasers
may inspect the property at any time.
FRANK A. CHAPLIN. Executor.
253 South Park St. Decatur. Illinois.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALA. N. 2O21-Beautiful ) rooms; gar;
steam heat; gas range; refrigerator.
ALA, ~. 1862 front rooms; first floor;
ALA. N.-Nice 7u7n. nm KItchenette,
garage. steam heat. Ia. 1885.
ASHLAND. 1902 rms. 2 in-a-door beds;
private entrance. He. 4406.
ASHLAND. 2234-4 rooms. private bath.
porch entrance. everything furn. He. 2507
BELLEFONTAINE. IIOI-4 rms, partly
furn.. gas, lights, water furn.; So. Ha.
4499-W.
BROADWAY 1549-Rm.. kitchenette: nice
~ furnished: next bath. Ii. 5783.
BROADWAY. I422-FuYn rms, private
bath. garage. phone. SO, $40.
BROOKVMLE RID, 50O1--WilI share my
beautiful home with couple. II. 1499-M.
BUTLER. 131 So NICE ROOMS: CON-
Meet BATH; PRIV. HOME. IR. 1859.
CHADWICK ST. 914-3 rooms. cool brick,
furnished. lights. gas water pd.; So week.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia ave-; nice
clean, cool rms; reasonable rates.
COLLEGE. 1427-Modern front, with kitch-
en- privileges; employed. Ri. 1895.
FINLEY. 1129-Nice downstairs nm; men,
or couple: outside entrance. DR.. 5i14.
ILL. N. 3120-Nice kitcheaette apt, S6,75;
also nm. apt. $3.50; evryth. furn.; adlts.
ILL, n, l9l5-Nicely furn. 2-rm. apt,
modern; SO wk. Ha 1891
LEXINGTON, 1872 front rms. modern,
MARKET, E. 1905 rms; pr. bath and
entrance; use OF phone. Ii 9248.
NEW JERSEY, N, ,l24-Good, light house
keeping rms. modArn. Ri. 4145.
OHIO E., Housekeeping rooms; every
thing furnished; So per week.
ORIENTAL. 20 M rm. hskpg. apt. eV-
erything Turn; also furn. room.
OXFORD. 1883 NJ rm. and Kitchen.
everything furn.. very reas. On. 3754-W.
OXFORD. N. 1882 large furnished
rms. for Housekeeping. Oh. 3754-W.
SPRUCE, 1922 modern Housekeeping
rms DR.. 1875.
reaSOna BILE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
Cottages and Resorts

LAKE MANITOU-Lots f6F sale; 5000: east
side: Gotta ges for rent. THOMPSON
SISTER. Rochester.
COTTACE-On Lake Webster. rms. Its.
gar: sale or rent 1918 Park Ave. Ri. 4208
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
Storage and Transfer

BRICK BUILDING-2 store rooms. west
will sell very reasonable. Call DR.. $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
Miscellaneous for Sale

BABY CARRIAGE-BIack reed; excellent
cond.; barg. 9O8 n. Oakland. Oh. 2328-R.
BAKERY EQUIPMENT-200 bun pans.
17x28l2 cheap. 1011 E. St. Clair st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED-10 carloads OF furniture i'm
medlately: best prices. Call Ri. 20l9
MIR. PIERCE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
Room, for Rent With Board

BROADWAY. 2616-Nioe furnished room:
suitable for ?: board optional. He. 404l.
BROADWAY. l0oS-Large airy rm. suit.
for . good meals. Ri. 1929.
CENTRAL, l5l1-Large front I'M. for 2;
private home. Ii. 6osi.
MOUNT. s. 35-Mod. rm.: privileges; 2
empl.: will care for children. Be. $3.50.
NEW JERSEY. n. 2058-Attractive airy
rms. girls. private. mod. home. Ia. 1l42.
PARK. sS3-Board and room home
privileges. Ri. $3.50.
TACOMA. n, ll2s-Modern. private home;
good meals. Oh. oe25R.
TEMPLE. N. 1l32-Rm. furnished or IN
furnished. next 70 bath. For 2.
WASH. z. 1I3s-Hyland. Apt. 5: cool.
clean room. good board. Ii. 1914.
9TH ST, W. 45-Pleasant. modern room,
near bus and car. Ia. 675S.
LOvELY-Cool. suburban home; aged or
children: Al reference. Be. lels-R-i.
" A n T z D-CHIDREN TO BOARD.
MOTHERS CARE. HEMLQCK 1852.
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800 E. VERMONT

4 rms private entrance everything fur
nshed: reasonable Ri. 0575.
WALNUT, E., l15-3 rms, bath; everything
furn.; S35. See housekeeper in basement.
WASH, F.. 1-i0-4 furn. rms. downstairs,
eyervth. furn. but linens. Ii. 4081.
WOODRUFF. 544 M. Housekeeping;
completely furn. hot, cold water; very
exclusive; Sc to SIS. Oh. 3l73.
DOWNTOWN-Modern apt; furnished;
bedrm.. kitchen; also sleep. I'm. Ii. s216.
LOVELY WOODRUFF cool rms, 3D.
f.: mod. furn complete, lge. yd.. 81.
Ch. 4108.
LOVELY WOODRUFF-Cool nm. house
keeping. priv. balcony. lge. yard; $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
Lost and Found

BOSTON TERRIER-Female. Dark brindle.
ChildS pet. Lost last Tuesday. Last seen
in vicinity of Gladstone and Tenth. VIII
pay $40 for the return Of this dog. II you
have any information call IR 04l6.
BAR PIN-Platinum and diamond; lost
downtown Thursday. Reward. HAMBLY,
Marott hotel.
CAT. LOST-Part yellow Angora. IO34 E.
Washington St. RI. 1908. Reward.
DOG-Brmdle bull. foot high. age 3. har-
messed: name smoky Reward Ia. 523l.
LADY-Who picked up keys by mistake at
bathing suit counter at GoldStein's, please
call Ri. 1881. Reward.
POLICE DOG-Male: license No. 1856; lost
Saturday evening. Reward. HUI. 7249.
PURSE-Lady's. leather. keepsake: lost;
Walnut Emer. or FL, b.ger. Rev. IT. 29S9-J
SORORITY PIN-Sigma Kappa; lost-Wed-
neSday name engraved; reward. Ri. 1901.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-Saturday evening
from 30l7 Northwestern Ave: large male
police pup: name Raj or Rallies: mark
ingS. creamy under body. black and tan
upper. scar on legs reward Ha. l62s-W.
WATCH LOST-Between 3lst and Boule-
ward pl. and LangSdale ave: closed case;
Wsltham movement. and Commonv eslth
ms. Co. Job. with name J. Hale. Re
ward. Ia. es56
WILI,-Msu Pouch Salesman who picked
up mans leChorn hat at nth and Capitol
Sunday please call Ii. $40 Reward
WRIST WATCH-Lady's gold with brace
let; keepsake Reward. Ii 1871.
Try TINES WANI ABS FOR BUSINESS
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Business Opportunities

RESTAURANT-And teeroom. north: good
business: $1,000 cash. Wa 0282.
BOOMING HOUSE-Buy from owner; save
commits: for infor. add. Box 1872 Times.
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Special Notices

REDUCING rapidly. safely; amazing re-
suits: relief for rheumatism: neuritis
diabetes. PARALYSIS. kidney trouble high
blood pressure. all forms blood trouble
Nature Aid Mineral Baths. $50 (. Ohio
St Room 300. Castle Hall Ii sna2.
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Farms for Sale
Business Property for Sale

LOT-Beech Grove; 5th Ave. CAL at
EViSon.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-20
THE PRICE OF WHEAT

Some observers have claimed that ihe rise in the price of wheat is due 10 the naming of the |. s. Farm Board and its. immediate activity in organizing.
 That may be one reason, but it isn't the only one.
 Reports from Winnipeg have it that excessive droughts in western Canada have reduced the Canadian wheat crop 10 65 per cent of the average.
 That means there will be less Canadian wheat in the world market. And it is the world market price al Liverpool which controls the price Of wheat the world over, including the price in the United States.
 Canada is one of the greatest wheat exporters in the world A 65 per cent crop in Canada has its ef- feet on prices throughout the world
 The short crop in Canada doubt less has more to do with the ad- vance in price Of American wheat than the formation of the Farm Board.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-20
CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY

When somebody falls and sustains an injury as result O. defective sidewalk it is q toss up whether it will be possible 10 force the city to pay reasonable damages.
 When an automobile IS damaged Is the result of a humpy street 1t IS not even toss mp whether the city will pay s cent. The chances are loo 10 that il won't
 Even in the case Of woman who vas overcome by sas when workmen Of a contractor for the city tinkered with a gas main. there is dsposi- ton by the city to quibble over an alleged technicality. The mayor has sought 10 show that the woman com plained within the time allowed by Iaw and II s possible that ultimately the claim Of few hundred dollars will be allowed" by the students of economy in City Hall,
 The city gets by wltb nearly any thing Of this nature.
 But let the New Haven railroad, the Connecticut Company or an in- dustrial plant indulge in the same species of exalted splitting and
New Britain herald., 1929-07-20
THE FLIGHT TO NOME

Captain Ross G. Hoyt, the aviator who took off from Mitchell Field. x. Y. for Nome, Alaska, got story in all the newspapers. But in no newspaper we know of did he get the space allotted 10 the flier who aims to cross the ocean.
 The course to Nome is 4.2S0 miles. As Captain Hoyt expects to make it round trip" he will have travelled, if successful. S,460 miles. His object too, is 10 make this round trip in a trifle over 6 hours, with eight one hour stops for refuellins.
 If Captain Hoyt is forced to de- scend oftener than contemplated. he in all probability will be able 10 alight on land. It appears that this fact takes some of the kick out Of the flight from the standpoint of news interest.
 All the same, such q trip 'ad- vances aviation more than most ocean flights.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-20

the Soviet government was heard from.
 Diticult as it may be to appraise the Manchurian melee with assur- ance of reliable conclusion, it is at least becoming clear that the Rus sian government is willing to abide upon the principles Of the Kellogg pact, Jan Rudzutack says for the Soviets that the Kellogg pact is more precious than the loss of railroad valued at no higher than s1O. O.O00,00 and probably worth con- siderab bly less.
 Regardless of communistic policies in the Russian domain, such state ment, if true and sincere and indi- eating the policy of a vast nation in he face Of natonal provocation to- ward war, is heartening.
 The Chinese government has act ed no differently than the Russian communists at the time Of the revo- lution-it has confiscated property. Manchuria is part of China. but the railroad has been Russian property. Many students Of international law" have begun 10 look askance at the radical policy exhibited by the Ma tonalists in Manchuria, although in the ultimate China may be willing to pay for the railroad.
 If the Kellogg pact amounts 10 more than scrap Of paper 10 China and Russia now is the time 10 show if