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New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
City Items

New Britain lodge B, P o. E. will hold a regular meeting tonight at the lodge rooms on Washington street.
 Special until Aug tst, genuine marcel permanent, including sham pco and finger wave. s6.5o. Annette Beauty shoppe, c29 Main st Tel. 3365.-adyt.
 Steve Harelis, B, of s4 North Main street, chef III Hartford restaurant, injured hls head last night when he fell 10 the floor in q falnting spell. His illness was at trlbuted 10 the effect ot being gassed while in service during the World war.
 A meeting of Hcrtha lodge, No 1Gn, T. O. H. will be held at 50 o'clock Friday evening.
 4 regular meeting of Dorcas so- cal temple will be held at odd Eel lows hall this evening at , o'clock.
 The West Ends will practice to- night at csc o'clock at Willow Brook park.
 4 second meeting Of the New Brit ain Italian American Democratic club will be held tonight at the partys headquarters in the Erwin hotel building. Reports of orsaniza- tion committees will be heard, To- nights session will be open to all voters Of Italian birth or extraction.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
FOREIGN EXCHANGES

New York, July r P-Foreign exchanges easy. Great Britain de- mand, 4S61-4. Cables 4.S6h 60 day bills on banks, 4.S3 15-16. France demand 339 9-16. Cables 3.93 11-16. Italy demand. 523 7-16. Cables 5.23 13-16.
 Demands: Belgium, 1897. Ger many. 23.S6R. Holland 4O22. Norway. PITS. Sweden 26.S7k. Denmark 26.7S. Switzerland 19.44. Spain 11.62. Portugal 4,53. Greece 1.29 7-16. Poland 11,25. Czechoslo- vakia, 2.96 3-S. Jugoslavia TIT 1-4. Austria 14.12. Rumania, .59 3-s. Argentine, .36 1-4. Brazil 11.05. Tokyo, 49.35. Shanghai .36 A. Mon- treal 100.12h.
 Great Britain in dollars; others in cents.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
ME INQUIRY MAY
 RECESS FOR TIME
Election Probe Head Wants to
 Quiz Missing Woman

Chicago, July Y (F9 - Senator Gerald P Nye, chairman of the sen- ate campaign funds committee, an- nounced today he would recess his inquiry into Ruth Hanna McCor- mick's campaign expenses after to- days hearing until Mrs. Mabel Rei- neclIe, former internal revenue col Iector, could be found and brought before the committee,
 Robert F. Grove former states attorney of Cook County told the committee today that he had spent about S3N0o0 Of his own funds dur ing the last republican primary campaign in the county in which he supported candidacy of Mrs Me Cormick for senatorial candidate.
 Grove saId he used virtually all the funds to carry on the campaign for various county and state legis- lative offices, only incidentally men, tioning Mrs. Mccormick in 8 few minor bits Of advertising. He said he had no association with her can didacy other than his voluntary en- dorsemcnt of Mrs. Mccormick. The former states attorney explained that he favored Mrs. Mccormick against Senator Charlec s. Deneen because she opposed the world court,
 Senator Gerald P, Nye. chairman of the inquiry. announced he would make known later in the day wheth- CT he would summon James Hamil- ton Lewis. democratic senatorial nominee. to question him about his remark that the republican sena- torial campaign cost s1,noo,oo and it increasingly appears Mrs McCor- mick, used the most of it"
 Mrs. Mccormick was recalled and asked when and where she voted on election day "Of course you voted " Senator Nye asked, T sure dld.' Mrs McCormick replied laughlngly, at my Home in Byron, III"
 Senator Nye then asked her about the s1n.o0o check sine received shortly before the end Of the prl- mary campaign from Col. R R. Me Cormick, her brother-ln-laW. She said she had it indorsed and 1t was cashed by some one of her own staff, the money being placed in vault in her office where the money now is. She said she wanted to keep it separate from her own funds which she used in her campaign, and had not returned it 10 Col. Mccormick since he told her to keep 1t for use in her fall campaign.
 Mrs. Mccormick sald she had sew eral similar contributions not used in the primary with which she would open an account for the fall campaign, against Lewis. She could not recall just when she had the s10,0oo check cashed or who cashed 1t.
 She said these funds would be &C., counted for in her fall report down to every lead pencil and postage stamp"
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Japanese Contradict
 Chinese Office Claim

Shanghai, July IT P)-Nationalist claims of an advance along the Tsingtao-Tsinan railway to within 10 miles of Tsinan, capital of Shantung, were discounted today when Japa- nese advices said severe fighting be- tween government troops and rebels was going on near Tzehotien, 15 miles east of the strategic city.
 The reports said as a result of hostilities in that area the Tsingtao- Tsinan railway had been severed. stopping transportation of food stuffs westward from Tsingtao and causing uneasiness among Japanese communities in the interior of Shantung.
 Japanese at Tsinan were said to have arranged for the importation of foodstuffs by way of Tientsin over the Tientsin- Pukow railway.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Accept Right Now This Offer
 To All Who Have indigestion

most instantly can be easily pro- cured?
 But there is more to say about this remarkable rAyedy-something that will interest thousands of de- spondent people.
 Dare's Menthan Pepsln not only quickly relieves stomach distress, but it also puts an end to dig ziness, nervousness. headache, sleep lessness and despondency which dis dressing troubles are nearly always caused by chronic stomach disturb ance.
 Dare's Mentha Pepsin is pleasant to take. has 3 delightfully."- refresh ing taste and after it has put your stomach in q clean and healthy con- dition. just notice how much better you look and feel, for besides cor recting stomach disorders this su- premely good remedy that Fair Drug Dept. and druggists every where are glad to guarantee, is a fine tonic that builds you up and makes you work with vim, eat with relish and sleep soundly.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Personals

Mir. and Mrs. Carl Holmgren of Long Beach, Calif., will spend the weekend with MT. and Mrs. Albert Holmgren of 16S Maple street.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Wickstrom Of Lockport, Illinois, are visiting Mrs. Wickstrom's aunt Mrs Carl Casper. son of Stanley street.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Kulsk of 64 Pennington avenue and MT. and Mrs. Frank Swider of 264 Grove street extension, are spending the week motoring through Vermont. Canada and Niagara Falls.
 Mrs. John O'Keefe of 45 Main street, and her two children. Jack and Peggy. left this morning for a two weeks stay at Chapman beach, Westbrook.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17

President Charles B. Pratt announc- ed that Mir. James would observe his S0th birthday anniversary on Jury "A.
 He presented to the latter a cake with so candles, baked by Mrs, Pat rick Ringrose.
 MT. James, who has been retired for the past five years, was employed for many years by the Minor & Cor bin Box Co. .He was born in North ampton, England. but has lived in this country nearly all his life.
 Besides being prominent mem Der in the First Baptist church. he is keenly interested in gardening, and despite his so years of age, main tains a garden on Wooster street which is one of the show places of the neigh ghborhood.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Childhood Sv-eethearts
 Marry, Woman Succumbs

Eeed NITN. MlCh-, JUN IT W-- Childhood sweethearts 4o years ag0, Mrs Alma Reeder, of Carson City, Mich. and James 4. Neil, Mon1- pelier Ohio, met again recently, r"- ncwed their friendships and weye married Tuesday
 Four hours later Mrs, Neil, who was 57 years old, suffered q stroEe Of apoplexy. She was brought to I hospital here and died IT a fav hours.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Gerard Says War in Air
 Between Italy, France

New York. July r fP-James ". Gerard ambassador 10 Germany un- der President Wilson. expressed lis belief today upon his return from France that "a. new war is brewing, between Italy and France
 Tt is imminent" he said, "It is Tn the air
 He talked to no diplomats on his visit, he said Asked If France were the aggressor, he answered, I should not say so. She has too much to remember Of the last war. think France fears it"
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Astonishing Sales Amaze
 Druggists

At last the way has been found to combine Pepsin with Menthol and other corrective stomach agents so that it will do the most good in the shortest possible time.
 Why bother with slow actors when one dessertspoonful of thIs splendid and pleasant liquid remedy will cause gas, boating, heaviness. acidity, heartburn Or any upset con- dition of the stomach to speedily vanish.
 And why should any man or wom- an suffer another hour with chronic indigestion or any stomach misery when this grand elixir that acts al
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Wynne-Eyton Leaves
 To Obtain New Plane

St. Johns, Md, July r tUP)-C, S. Wynne- Eyton British fier, was en route home to England today. un- deterred by the crash which wrecked his transatlantic plane and deter mined to make another attemp, later.
 Wynne- Eyton was fully recovered from the injuries he received when his plane dived from 30 feet as he was taking off from St. Johns for Ftarbor Grace on July 5. He was preparing for an attempt 10 fly the Atlantic from west to east in 9 small De Haviland Moth plane. - sWynne-Eyton. who sailed yester- day on the steamer Nova Scotia, said he would ask the De Haviland Company to give him another Moth plane for a second attempt either in September or next June.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Bench Warrants Issued
 On Election Returns

Wilkes Barre. Pa, July r tCP) Bench warrants were issued to- day for 37 Luzerne county election officers, charged with conspiracy 10 make fraudulent returns in the state primary May 90
 The warrants, issued by Judge John S. Fine. came as the climax of the extensive Investigations into alleged fraud, The warrants cov- cred seven election districts, i've Of which were sad to have been car ried by Francis Shunk Brown and the other two by Clifford -Pinchot, victor in the republican gubernator- laI contest.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
THOMAS MIShSTEIN KILLED

Indianapolis. July IT tP-A man believed to be Thomas MinksteIn, cf Westfield, Mass. was killed in m automobile collision in the national road eight miles east of here Teste~- day Marvin Ross. 20. Of Brooklyn. \, Y. driver Of car in which the accident victim vas riding w7s taken to hospital with bad cuts and bruises.
 Their car hit one driven by John Hobbs, e, Of Indiana polls
 Ross was arrested on 3. vagran0E charge pending investigation Papers on the dead man led to tentative Identification. They indicated Mink- stein was hitch -hiker and had bean working in harvest fields.
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New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Lucky Realtors Save
 Money Through Ruse

Chicago, July II (UP)-Luck gushed over three real estate deal- ers, E. W Altman. Adolph C. Bernbach and J. C. Wilkinson. They won S40oo at Arlington Park lace track, q pretty woman smiled at them when they collected, and the same woman rode with them on the tFain back to Chicago.
 Luck seemed to turn when three Bandits forced Wllkinson's automo- bile to the curb and took the rtocketbooks of the race party but Wilkinson had two surprises for his friends after the bandits left.
 That pretty woman was with that gang he said, and our money ls- safe in my coat pocket My purse vas too small for it."
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Rye Beach Cottage Is
 Burned in Early Blaze

Rye, \, H, July 17-CUPJ-One cottage vas burned and another damaged in a spectacular fire early today that threatened the T7oss beach section Of Rye, Aid vas sent from Portsmouth and the Wallis Sands beach coast guard station.
 The fire started in 9 cottage occu- pied by Edgar T. Pearson of New buryport Mass and owned by Pulls brothers Of Portsmouth. and vas believed 10 have been caused by an oil stove, Loss was estimated at s5.000.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Builder Brings Suit
 On S424 Extra" RiI!

Adolph Reinas. local contractor, caused an attachment to be mad } today upon property owned by R S Howe, an officer in the New Brit ain -Gridley Machine Co.,, by Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwrz. through Attorney Thomas J. Cabelus, 10 sat- isfy claim for s42432.
 Reinas was engaged to make al terations at the home of Mir. HoUe at FPS Corbin avenue, the price 10 be S1.57541. The contractor al- leges that an agreement was made that extras were to be charged for in an extra bill, and this bill amounts to $424.32, which is being sued for.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
RECEIVE CONTRACT
 FOR R. E E. ORDER
(Cortlnued From First Page)

sJdered the most complimentary to the guest
 The ballroom, which like that of the old Waldorf. will be one Of the main features, will occupy a height of three floors and will he decorated in magnificent style.
 Because Of the slope Of the ground there will be a ground floor as well as a main floor On the ground floor there will be number of shops, while shops of the better or Fifth avenue grade will occupy q mezzanIne balcony on the frst floor, something new ln hotel arrange ment.
 It IS understood that there will be several sIdlngs running into the hotel, where guests with private cars can get off their cars in the hotel and be whlsked by elevators to their rooms.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Belgians Insist Union
 Should Be in League

Brussels, July 17 (P-The Belgian reply to Foreign Minister Briand' S Euporean federation union expresses entire agreement with the principle of a European union. but insists that such a union should exist with in the sphere of the league of na- tions.
 The Belgian government note rec ognizes the usefulness of a Eu- ropean conference but expresses be- lief that combined action in the economic sphere is more important than political action.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Pores, Oily Skin Had Me Frantic Try this New HoUywood Recipe for q Beautiful Skin

Out in Hollywood they have a won derful recipe for a lotion that quick lys. reduces large pores, removes bIackheads and makes the skin nice and smooth.
 The very minute you pat it on the face it gets down deep into the skin and cleans out the dirt. It removes bfackheads, closes the pores and makes the skin smooth, good-look- ing and youthfully fresh, You'll notice. too. that the skin is not oily or disfgured with perspiration that stTeaks makeup.
 If you want a smooth. soft beau tiful skin free from large pores, bl4ckheads, crows feet and oiliness. just get 3 ounces of Orchard White frem your druggist and mix it with tEie juice of 2 lemons. Then you have 3 full quarter pint of the finest lotion you have ever used. Try It,
 Note: During the summer months this amazing lotion is indispensable to. the outdocr girl. It keeps the skin smooth and free from frecl1ies, and guards against that laathery, agad worn look caused by sun and wind
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
POPE RECEIVES CURLEYS

Vatican City, July 17 tP-The Pope today received James Paul and Leo Curley, sons of the mayor of Boston. Mass. To each the pontiff gave a medal and his benedictioF. They were presented by Monsignor archdiocese.
 The Pope asked regarding Cardi- nal O'Connell and expressed regret that the Massachusetts prelate was unable to come to Rome with the May pilgrimage.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
PRINCESS LOUISE ILL

London. July r P-Princess Louise, the Duchess of Argyle and aunt of King George was confined to bed today, having been taken i'll with a chill. Her engagements have been cancelled for the present though it vas stated she was slightly improved today.
 While not regarded as serious, her indisposition was nevertheless noted with great concern because of her advanced age of 62.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
CARES FOR GARDEN
 IN HIS BOTH YEAR
Thomas A. James Observes Ap-
 proaCh Of His Birthday

So congenial is the atmosphere of
 Barnesdale that there has not been
 an unkind word spoken by a mem
 ber of his family since he moved there 10 years ago, Thomas A. James of 115 Wooster street, whose Soth
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17

birthday anniversary was observed
 by the Barnesdale Community so- ciety last evening, told a gathering of about 100 friends and neigh bors It was the occasion Of the annual outing. During the dinner, served in
 the grove of the Quartette club.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17

One Bottle of Dare's Mentha Pepsin Ends Gas, Bloating, Near Sunocation, Sourness and G2spy Breath or Your Money Back.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
PREDPOVEDA VOJNU ~
INDII

Vallabhai Patel, hlavny pomoc-
mix Mahatmu Ghandiho, vodcu
Indov, povedal ma jednom shro-
mazdeni l'udu, re o par dni "a
poene sa vojna, akej nebolo paru
ma svete a ze zaciatok k vojne bu-
de urobeny Bombay. tt, ktori
sa boja smrti, majt sa vyst'aho-
vat krajiny a ktori su bohati,
mech zutekajd do cudziny, odpo-
rhcal Patel. ~
India je krajina majdca 300,-
600, 900 obyvatel'ov je opano-
vana Anglickom. Ma nedavnom
vsenarodnom kongrese odhlaso-
vane bolo dplne odtrhnutie Indie
cd Anglicka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07

New Castle. Hrala chyrecna or
chestra George Bauncn and His
Moonlight Serenaders az do pol
l. hodiny. Vyhlasenie 81. Marie
MatuscaS, blodInky z West Side
"a Wit 'azku prvej ceny, prijate.
bolo vel'kym s1hlasom celeho o.
becenstva. Ceny oddala Wit 'azkam
slecna Helena Simko, ktora bola
"Miss Youngstown" V 1928.
. Sudcami boil: M. W. Wade. 81.
Helen Simko, DR.. M. J. Lasko, pi.
Maria G.. Slifka. Jan Frankie Z
Detroit, Ludvik j. Timcak ira
ia mieStni novinari: Herman Bon
chek cd Telegram a Joe Moss a
Charles b. Carson cd Vindicato-
ri. Kazda slavianska osada Ma
honing doliny bola zasttipena ma
tomto konteste. Krasky PARADE
valy 20 tanecnej sieni a pomaly
boly vylucovane, az Styri nich
ostaly. q tychto zvolena bola kra-
Hovna. ('isty zvysok , venovany
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07

prisudena tretia cena, par topa-
nok, darovanych Lustig's obcho-
dom.
Stvrt1 cenu obdrzala slecna Es-
tella Labuda, 1909 Homewood
Ave, a to klob1k. Sleena Labu-
da reprezentovala "Nu-Ace' klub
z osady Sv. Mateja.
Bola to idea Rev. Jozefa l.. 10
stika, ably kluby slavianskej mia
deze usporiadaly takyto kontest.
Je to pekna myslienka a zaeiatok
X tesnejsiemu sblizeniu Slavia-
nov v Mahoning dolme. Je pred
sa len krajSie, ked sa nasa mia
Gez zabava middleton svoicj ra-
sy nezli S cudzou, ineho tempera-
mentu, Incl kultdry, inIch mra-
vov.
Kontestu zdcastnily sa slavian-
ske krasky s celej Mahoning do
liny, zahriiujic mesta Warren,
Niles, Newton Falls, Struthers,
Poland, Campbell, Youngstown a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
MAsARYK VYHLASIL
P. DOHODU IA PADELOK!
v dopise Hlinkovi pisal, ze on
oslobodil Slovakov. Slovenska Ii
"a neexistovala!

Chicago Daily News prinasa de-
pesu svojho zpravodaja Viedne,
datovann %. februara, v ktorej
stoji, ze Andrej Hlinka dostal
list cd prezidenta Masaryka pred
snemovymi volbami, v ktorom
Masaryk Hlinkovi takto pisal :
ia som oslobodil Slovakov.
Pittsburghska Dohoda je padel-
kom (falzifikatom), pretoze ked'
americki Slovaci ziadali inter-
view, slovenska Liga, ktord mali
udajne tvorit', neexistovala. Ia
nebola zalozena az roku 1919. Do
kument,, ktory bol urobeny do
mnele z oneho interview, je padel
kom a paddock nem6ze sa stat
statnym dokumentom.'
Masaryk prave slavi 80. naro-
DENNY. V takom veku uz pamat
slabne. Necudujme sa mu.
Ale Hlinka by sa no predsa len
NAL spytat' ze preeo, uz ako pre-
zident, podpisal ten "padelok"?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07

Dewitt sudcov malo, t'azku pra-
Gu vo stvrtok minuleho tyzdna
vybrat' styri slavianske krasky
zpomedzi 35 kontestantiek ma
Konteste Krasy, ktory usporiadal
Klub Mladencov z osady Sv. Az
betty V Elms tanecnej sieni.
Prva cena, striebornl pokal,
darovany Kurjan's Jewelry Store
trvaly ices prisliden! boil slec-
ne Marii Matuscak 20 1888 Sill
man St., elenkyni "iCe.Mcr Klu-
bn' osady Sv. Cyr. a Methoda.
Osada Sv. Alzbety dobyla Vi
t'azstva pris1denfm slecne Anne
Repasky, 1914 Courtland Ave-,
druhej ceny, pozostavajticej z
kvetin a Stat. 81. Repasky repre-
zentovala Young Ladies Sodality
osady Sv. Alzbety.
Slecna Eleanor Jess, 81 Nor
ley Ave. dobyla Wit 'azstvo pre-
dievcensky klub cirkve Sv. Niko-
laja ma Wilson Ave, lktorei bola