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lost Tomorrow to To Yale Teams Mines See Plenty Action
HENRI De SIBOUR WINS
SQUASH RACKET TITLE

Henri L. De Sibour yesterday won
the District squash rackets champion.
ship. defeating Allen CAD c. Min.
mex, defending title holder, in spirited
play.
After dropping the first game, IL
to is, De Sibour came back to win
the next three, 15-l2. 1910 and
16-8.
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EVENTS
LISTED THIS WEEK
BASE BALL.
Tuesday.

BASE BALL.
Tuesday.
Emerson VS.. Eastern at Eastern.
Charlotte Hall VS.. Dewitt on Monu-
ment Grounds.
Laurel High VS.. st. Adams at st.
Adams.
George Mason High VS.. Woodward.
Thursday.
Central VS.. Georgetown Freshmen.
Western VS.. Emerson.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Eastern at
Eastern.
Georgetown Prep VS.. st. Adams at
st. Adams.
Woodward VS.. Hyattsville High at
Hyattsville.
silver Spring VS.. Rockville High at
Rockville.
Saturday.
Gettysburg High VS.. Central at
Central.
Tech VS.. Catholic University Fresh
men at Brookland.
Emerson VS.. Episcopal at Alexandra.
Western VS.. Georgetown Freshmen.
TRACK.
Friday.
Central High interclaSs meet.
Tech VS.. Episcopal at Alexandra.
TENNIS.
Friday.
st. Adams VS.. Friends at st. Adams.
(Prep School Tennis League0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
POLO GAME Is THRILLER.

PINEHURST, N. O., April 5 R.-
An extra chukker was needed here to-
day to decide o slashing polo match
between Spring Lake, N. j., and the
Sand Hill Whites. The Sand Hill
team won, Z % Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
PREP SCHOOL GOLF LOOP
TO ORGANIZE TUESDAY

A meeting to perfect organization of
the Prep School Golf League will be
held Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
at st. Johns College High School.
Personnel of the league, adoption of
a schedule and other business will be
taken up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
COLONIAL A. C. WINNER.

Ted Cites Colonial A. G. nine came
through yesterday with 4-3 triumph
over Walter Reed Hospital toSsers.
Colonials are booking unlimited opposi-
ton through Otte, who can be reached
at Georgia 1893
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
Yale 80. ....... % 90 0-S
Marines ,,,., 4 0 o 10

Runs-Tolan, German. Locke. Gatewood
Ware ( HsishIan; He0th, snssd Er501s
hits-sullivan, Boyer, Vincent. Three-base
hits-Suliivan, Ware Sacrifice hits-Gate-
Booth to Boyer to Vincent. Left on bases
Marines, o.; Yale, 7. Base on Salls.oh
no innings; OF Mcdonald, in innings;
on Taylor, none in 2 innings. Struck out.
Wild pitches-Smith ca, Mcdonald. Losing
pitcher - Thompson. Umpires Messrs
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
REDS BEAT NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, April Dr.
six scattered hits and Cincinnati won
today to 2.
Nashville o o CO; 8; 2
Cincinnati ......3 D o o Z 3 90; II; o
Nixey,. MeWeeny ana eukeforth; Stoves,
1illstae6 end xgMDgeg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06

1.-TWO Yale teams come here
tomorrow for the only col
legiate competition on
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Summary:
ass AZ

Ag9regates. 409 AZ
Totals Of other teams:
La gaceta., 1930-10-10
roismo admirable construimos.

roismo admirable construimos.
Esta debilidad de la raza latina
Sc manifesto en- los primeros
Ipueblos de America; y Sc mani
fiesta hoy en- Tampa, en- la in
dustria del Tabaco, obra que es
genuinamente latina, donde Sc
Ivislumbra claramente una futu-
ra decadencia de sus actividades
industriales; solo porque abun-
dan con exceso los "YOS"-y
escasean los 'NOSOTROS'. Nos
hace falta mas solidaridad CO.
|lectiva; y nos sobra un POGO de
egoismo personal. Necesitamos
sin duda alguna mas abnega-
ci6n-mas sacrificios persona
les, para conservar 10 que, con
admiration de los extranos cons
truimos. Busquemos Ell bienes-
tar de la comunidad en- que vivi-
mos, y hallaremos nuestro pro-
pic bien.
Alfredo D5az.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10
Ell Ola DE LA RAZA
Por Alfredo D5Gz

tDescubri6 Crist6bal Colon
la America? En- ell sentido mas
riguroso de su Interpretation,
no; asf dice ell ilustre Miguel
de Unamuno en- su magnifica
obra "Del Pensamiento Tragi-
co de la Vida. Fu6 Espana y
Portugal; pero Espana princi-
palmente. Pedro Alvarez del Ca
bral, en- ell dia V%einticinco de
Abril de 1900, hahria sido el
descubridor de America, 81 lsa-
bel de Castillo no hubiese pres
tado apoyo a Crist6bal Colon.
Llevando 0rdenes estrictas de
seguir ell curse de Vasco de Ga
ma, Y portando un importante
mensaje del Rey de Portugal
para ell Emperador de Las In
dias, Pedro Alvarez del Cabra!
fue empujado por una tempes-
tad a las costas del Brasil;
aunque va esta TERRA habia sido
descubierta un ano antics, por
Vicente Yanez Pinz6n, cOmpa-
nero de Colon, en- ell mes de Fe-
brero de 1899. No fue en- Espa-
na a cuyas puertas llam6 Colon
primero; aun antes de visitar al
Rey de Portugal Juan II quien
10 traicion6 vilmente fletando
una expedition que termin6 en-
un desastre, Colon envi6 a su
hermano Bartolome al Rey dc
Inglaterra a solicitar recursos
para sus planes; pero ell Monar.
ca ingles, no lie quiso escuchar.
Fue despues de esta primera de-
cepci6n cuando decide ir a Por-
tugal de donde regres6 para
nunca mas volver. Penso enton-
ces en- los Reyes Cat6licos de Es-
pana. Sc present6 Colon ante un
cuerpo de Cientificos de Casti-
LA y Arag6n, a quienes no pudo
convencer. Cerradas va las puer
tas de todas sus esperanzas, fue
a llorar sus decepciones al Mo
nasterio de Rabida, donde halo
a su fiel amigo ell padre Mar
chena, consejero espiritual de
Castillo. Al padre Marchena Y
La Reina Isabel debe Espana eI
descubrimiento de un continent
La gaceta., 1930-10-10
}, 81 no eran dos, al que con In

tie, 81 no eran dos, al que con In
justicia objectionable llamamos
hoy America.
Paguemosle hoy II de Octu-
bre de 1880 un profundo Y ca
rinoso recuerdo de 10 mas init.
mo de nuestros corazones a aque
LA excelsa sonora, prototype dc
las virtudes institntivas de la
mujer del hogan de nuestra ra-
"a; prototype sobresaliente, que
broto como una flor de la terra
~espanola.
-Llevad estos Indios a 81
terra nativa, porque la Reina
Isabel no desea tener esclavos.
-Estas palabras Sc lie dijeron
a Colon al regreso de su primer
viaje a America, de donde ira
jo cuatro indios para regalarse-
los a La Reina.
Ell descubrimiento de Ameri-
ca habra sido un acto acciden-
tai; pero los fines y propositos
de Espana y Portugal fueron
bien determinados. No ha sido
una obra perfecta; pero-ni en-
Iaquellos tiempos, nj aun doscien
tos amos despues habia en- la tie
ira entera del mundo, quien 10
aubiese hecho mejor.
No le faltaron a Espana enc
migos en- esta titanica obra, y ell
mas formidable de todos juntos
ue Inglaterra, que no escatim6
| LLAMA sGtilmente velada con ell
redo del protestantismo. Espa-
ia por SUI parte cometi6 muchas
! oquivocaciones, la mayor de las
cuales consisti6 en- no haber sa-
| DIDO respaldar la fuerza de L.
raz6n, con la raz6n de la fuerza.
Jamas a Espaha lie faltaron
hombres mobiles de coraz6n y
! verdaderos heroes; pero lie So
braron necios, caprichosos y tes-
tarudos, que no calculaban bien
a Marcia de los tiempos. Exis-
to en- todos estos siglos la debi-
idad del egoismo personal; aun
| 10Y Sc usa con demasiada fire.
cuencia la Erase "Yo" Y muy po-
| 90 "Nosotros". La falta nuestra
lie hoy, nos caracterizaba en- los
primeros siglos de colonization
| ,spanola. Carecemos de la tena-
,idad Y persistencia para con-
servar y sostener 10 que, con he
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

tame felicitarlo con Ia sih.efi-
dad que mace de 10 mas pro-
fundo del coraz6n. No lie doy .
listed mi nombre por razones
que no vienen al case. Els listed
I'm cubano de la mejor de to-
das las Cepas; Y este signfi-
ca prototype de conciencia ma
cionaI.
Els cast SECURE que Ell DR..
Mas, piensa como listed y US
ted asi lie afirma; pero ha sido
vfctima de excitaci6n histeri-
ca de IN momento inesperado,
desconocedor desde luego de la
audacia del reporter de un pc
ri6dico, que bien pudiera ha-
Der tergiversado sus palabras
O por 10 menos sus pensamien-
tos. Debe listed de poser I'm
Don providencial, a juzgar
por su bien confeccionado ar
ticulo, y es, ell de una doble
personalidad: Doctor en- medi-
Gina y pensador de elevados
ideales.
De listed muy atentamente,
Un cubano que no
nacio en- Cuba.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

Sidney C. Brown, admins
trador de la aduana, NANTES
to aver que ell gobierno tiene
en- su poder 600 botellas de be-
bidas alcoholics y los duenos
de estas deberan recIamarIas.
pues de 10 contrario seran des-
truidas.
Entire las 600 figuran 73 IL
tros de wisky decomisados en-
1927.
Quiere la aduana limpiar
para tener espacio con destino
a 10 que pueda "caer' en- los
meses del invierno.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10
CARTA PARA Ell DIR. TIRE.
LIES

Sr. Director de La Gaceta,
Tampa, Fla.
Ruegole sinceramente de
cabida a estas lfneas en- ell Pc
ri6dico que. listed noblemente
dirige.
DR.. Jorge A. Trelles,
Muy senior milo:
He leido con verdadero pla-
Ger e interes su carta publicada
aver en- La Gaceta." Permi-
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

La corte supreme del estado
elimin6 aver las aspiraciones de
IS. I. Woodward a ser comisio-
nado del condado por ell distrito
n1mero 2. Una orden del alto
tribunal prohibe al juez Robes,
de este circuito, actuar en- ell ca
SO, por no tener Jurisdiction.
Woodward ha pedido a sus
amigos escriban su nombre en-
la boleta electoral.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

Los comisionados del condado
nombraron hoy a los secretaries
e inspectores para las elecciones
generates de Noviembre a.
iRequiere la ley que la conf
sion nombre las mesas electo-
rales Is o 20 dfas antes de los
comicios.
En- cada mesa debera haber
I'm republican,.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

Ha salido de Nashville, Tenn.
en- direction a esta ciudad la ma
Dire del joven John Shelby Blu
rrews, que hace pocos dfas Sc
declare culpable de haber entra-
do a robar en- ell domicilio de
S. T. Strickland, avenida &C.
dar 217.
Ella viene con ell proposito de
ayudar a su hijo, que tambien
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

Presto aver fianza de $500
ell Sr. Charles Childs, dueno del
cabaret Molino Rojo, acusado
de asalto y robo y tener en- su
poder titles de juego.
Contra el ha presentado acu-
sacion ell fiscal del condado.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

fueron detenidos hace pocos
dfas en- High Springs.
al DR.. G. Miller y Jack War
ner les fueron senaIadas fan
zas de $4,000.
Fianza de $1,000 para E. Ri
chardson Y de $500 para Ca
Uterine Miller y Jane Warner.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

Qued6 aver en- Iibertad ba-
10 fianza de $500 ell Sr. Har-
vey A. Talmadge, s~ecretario
que fuera de la compania
Thrift Plan, al cual acusa e.
fiscal del Condado, Mr.. Skin
ner.
Las evidencias contra ell HON
bre fueron aportadas por las
Sras. Ida Gribelli, vecina de la
Gale de Plat y Sara A. Simp-
son, residente en- Shell Point
Place.
Para esa compania nombr6
un recibidor, hace pocas soma
mas, ell juez Robes.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

Ia confesado Ell asalto y robo en-
la casa del abogado Mabbry.
Sc han hecho cargo de la de-
fensa del j6ven acusado los le-
trados Clarke Knight y John w.
Gaines.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

A disposition del gran jurado
puso aver ell comisionado fede-
raj Turner, de Jacksonville, a
tres hombres y dos mujeres que
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

MaiIana por la noche Sc &C.
rraran los libros de inscrip
citn de electores para los CO.
micios de noviembre.
Tambien Sc cerrara mana :
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

Manifesto aver ell Sr. A. S.
Wells de Tallahassee, presi-
dente del comite ferrocarrilero
del estado, que los duenos de
camiones deben obtener certi-
ficados 81 no quieren ser per-
seguidos con arreglo a la ley.
Ell aviso va dirigido princi-
palmente a los duenos de ca
miones que esperan sus vehicu
los fuera de la ciudad.
Esta a cargo de esa vigilan-
cia en- Tampa ell Sr. w. A. Lin
hart.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

Contra cinco hombres, acu-
sandolos de robo en- despobla-
do, present6 aver cargos ell fis
cal del condado, Mr.. Skinner.
Son los acusados Ernest Eve
rett, l.. E. Owens, C. H. foley,
W. C. Crusce y Ebert Croft.
Cada uno debera prestar
fianza de II $1,000, senalada
por ell juez Leo Walters, del
distrito de Sulphur Springs.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

~ el periodic para g, pa 70 del
imanesto. electoral.
Aparecen inscriptos cerca
de $4,000 ciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

Ell gobierno espanol ha he
:ho saber a la Association de
la Feria que mandara produc-
.os para ser exhibidos aquf.
Esperanse contestaciones de
otros gobiernos a los cuales Sc
han dirigido cartas solicitando
su cooperation.
Todos los c6nsules locales han
ofrecido su ayuda.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10
VOTICIAS De
INTERES LOCAL

A los cinco hombres que Sc
cuestraron aqui a George
Kite, confidente de la prohi-
bici6n, los proceso aver ell gran
jurado, en- Jacksonville.
N6mbranse los procesados
]. G. Gillette, Sam Daugher-
thy, Horace Downum, William
T. Rowe y Bob Jones.
FL juez Alderman personal
mente relate ell case al gran
jurado.
Por ell gran jurado sc han
ordenado 344 p~rocesamientos.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

Hasta aver montaba a
$14,737.95 10 recogido en- es-
ia ciudad a favor del edificio
de las J6venes Cristianas.
Las comisiones seguiran hoy
recorriendo establecimientos y
oficinas en- busca de donativos.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13
a SORDID CASE ENDED

The traas7.arunE Of Chicago
zangstar merhods into Connecticut
is judiciaIly tro1nsd upon in me
conviction 0: sabasusno y. Alamo
Of Hartford. who stands convicted Of
raanslauga,ar for the DEAN Of Al
phonse 1nnnirc,, who was The pro
prietor Of rival speakeasy.
The trial Of tha case before Judges
Booth. Foster and Pess.ey vas exPe-
dit.ous. Tbs accused vas given every
consideration. and # there we're any
doubts regarding the motives which
actua-ed the killing 0. M.nnltl they
we're SO small that NOBODY except
The accused mans friends and his
,14yer were able to note thar az
Istence. :. vas : clear-cGt ease Of
lsquor rivalry and s1np.ay. Z resort
20 the law Of he Jungle Ina. IS al
together TOO common among tne
classes Who engage IN this species
Of Illegal enterprise. Thai rhere ell
IDENTIFY vas 70 premedlta:loa. eXcap,
that Alamo armed hmsat before
meeting his victim. resulted in the
mild sentence OF only IL TO - year.
or a conviction :or mz1s.sushcer
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13
BLAME FOR THE COLLISION

Following every major disaster
there are Investigations 70 fix the
blame. Attempts 10 determine the
reason or the cause tor thu collision
between The coaz, liner Fairfax and
the oil tanker p.nta.z Off The coast
of Massa o.use-ts began quickly.
But there have been countless sea
disasters and countless irves-.ga-
ions. II investigations by liking
blame and forming the basis 10
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13

The person who remembers the
time when The population race be-
tween New York" and Chicago
meant between Manhattan and Chi
cago is getting on in years. But that
is what it once meant,
In those halycon days Chicago
threatened TO become the largest
city in the country within a reason
able time, and it became necessary
for New York-meaning Manhattan
TO do something about II. Then II
came about that New York" VAS
turned into a conglomeration of
Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and
whatnot. Thus artificially enlarged
10 mean more in area, New York
has been able 10 keep we'll ahead OF
Chicago.
Had this not been done Chicago
today would be the largest city il
The country. lis present population
has gone 10 3.S73.e72. an increase Of
G-2.642 IN tan years. or an increase
Of approximately - per cent.
Manhattan. on the other hand. Ia!
decreased notably Il IS not scarce.
" half as populous as Chicago The
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13

Phil Scott-the British claiming, and
with a considerable showing of rea-
son. that Scott was fouled - will
have been dissipated by the verdict
OF last night We have shown con-
clusively that We intend to play
these things fairly, Furnishing those
who even unlntentionally inflict a
foul blow 10 the full extent of such
punishment. The effect everywhere
should be wholesome.
Before Sharkey meets Schmeling
in the ring again our advice is TO
practice craftsmanship.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13
The MAYOR AND TELEPHONES

Mayor Quigley expects to save The
city approximately $1,000 a year by
ordering city officials, if they need
telephones, to pay for these them
selves AMI not expect the city to pay
the telephone bills. The Mayor him
SELF it appears, will pay for his own
telephone.
The Mayors action may seem re-
markable to officials who have been
receiving this little telephone gratu-
ity from the city, but basically there
is logic in the movement
Most Of the officials will no doubt
continue 10 have telephones in their
homes for personal use and If
somebody happens to call up on city
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13


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22Z-O.OMcInfyre

trail Park. They had managed to
struggle through the winter and
spring on an income of less than
S20n. Il only hope Noodles goes
first" said Chico.
Insomnia item: Vincent Lopez an
George Jessel are reputed to sleep
less than any entertainers in town.
A boy with a home made wireless
set is reported to have picked up
Italy Careful, Papa Mussolini will
spank.
How would you like" writes a
press agent. TO be introduced to the
most beautiful dancing girl on
( Broadway-a charmer if there ever
was one"
/ That would be fine, and if my wife
sees this m Just kidding.
/ Copyright 1890, Mcknight Syndi-
cate, lnc,)
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13
simply Calno'

business that simply cannot be
avoided,
It is the same way with every
other employee in the city who thinks
it necessary TO have d telephone. He
may be called up on the business of
the firm with which he is connected'
but he doesn't for this reason eX-
meet the firm to pay for the tele-
rhone. For further information ask
any employer,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13
RIO FANS LISTEN IN

Rio Janeiro, June 10 Pl-Thous-
ands of Rio Janeiro fight fans were
kept informed of the proceedings at
the Yankee Stadium last night by
newspaper bulletin boards and radio
loud speakers. There was perfect
reception.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13

services needed by a larger city.
When cities grow everyone in the
cities is happy. But when they are
confronted with the accompanying
expenditures of growth almost eve
ryone is sad
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13
EXPENDITURES OF CITIES

Governor Roosevelt Of New York
spoke before I conference of mayors
and urged economy in the cities.
Too many cities. he declared, are
close to their debt limits The in
debtedness Of cities and incorporated
villages has increased two or three
times as IA as the Indebtedness Of
lie state
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13

Tne A 3. c. IS natloral organization
which furnishes newspapers and adYer-
t,.ers with q strictly honest analysis OF
circulation. Our circulation STATISTICS are
based upou mia audit. This .nsures pro-
lection against fraud n newspaper as
t-ibutlon hgures 10 both rationa! ara
local advertlTTG
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13

Il doesn't take much skill to be a
high brow critic. You just say:
Amt other countries grand Darn
America"
Illegal 10 possess it. but not ille-
gal TO buy II. We have no more
rail sphtters, but look how We can
split hairs!
Miniature golf courses are all
right for the man who likes to play
pool with shiny stick,
Now that jayvalking in New York
is illegal, there's no lawful way to
court destruction except 10 carry a
payroll.
For best results, the time to ex-
ervIce vigorously is twenty years be-
fore your old joints begin 10 crack
That German who is trying to
turn lead into gold should try brass.
Hat-check girls get wonderful re-
suits
Radio: A device that causes peo-
pie to enjoy programs they vouldn [
stand for in a theater
If preparedness doesn't encourage
rEara u.bv Is u that rAOrlA 0e,.zr
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13

Va Nd44 So a II ~ ~ any
question of fact or information by
writing to the Question Editor. New
Britain Herald, Washington Bureau.
1922 New York avenue, Washing
ton. D. c., enclosing two cents in
stamps for reply. Medical. legal and
marital advice cannot be given, nor
can extended research be under
taken. All other questions will re-
ceive personal reply. Unsigned re-
quests cannot be answered. All let
tiers are Standardization.
Q Are there more school teach
ers than stenographers in the United
States?
\ According to the 1900 census
there were 752055 school teachers
Of every type Of school and 615.154
stenographers and typlsts.
@. What is the address Of Al
Capone'
4. Miami, Florida,
Q. Is the expression aren't T.
good English?
A. Il IS never good English, but
II is a British colloquials,n.
Q. Who was the leading woman
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fresh water, such as lakes or rivers
a vaterspout results Its character
lstic feature Is tapering cloud
shaped like a funnel. Il appear
Ia 81 a. nv .Ia,-5. assnr,i,r ~
40 7''-9 --.s--. .n5 -.
entity descends 70 sea level. wher
the greataly aGltated waters ascen'
to meet II. The greater part Of til
spout Is composed Of yapor con
densed from the atmosphere, md
therefore fresh water. Waterspo"t
are most frequent in warm equa
torial seas. where the T1nGs ar
light and calm. They have, how
ever, been observed in higher tenn
rarate ATTITUDES. considerable mum
her having been recorded in n
Gulf Stream in winter. during tn
prevalence Of cold westerly wind
. blowing off the still colder adJacar
: land surfaces
O How DO tho latest figures q
marriages and divorces IN the Lnl+c
. States compare?
4 The latest statistics on MAJ
: r,ares and divorces in the Unite
s-a+es now available are for the yea
. ,aos which give 1.t62.497 marriage
- md 1880 divorces.
. n How can ants he cxtermirate
.ron7 the lawn and the house,
Lawn art~ NAV be Gestroyr
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13

A metal sleeve has been patented
by an Idaho inventor to protect
POLES from decay below ground
and from grass fires above.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13

HfUiUEf U sle ~%SFoN17
The Associated PEess "a exclusively en-
rttIed 10 the use Yer republication O.
all news credited 10 Il or not otherE Sc
credited N this paper ana also Local
news published thersin.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13

Tho Herald is on sale daily II Ne"
York al Hotaunss Newsstand. 1lFaes
square, s-hu}tzs Newsstand, Entrance
Grand Contra And Street
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13

The only profitable advertising nedt1m
in ths City. Circulation books and press
room aIways open to advertisers
New Britain herald., 1930-06-13

Apparatus to automatically pur-
ify q towns water supply by the
chlorine process has been invented
in Switzerland.