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New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
Spirit Gets S25O Award
 In Sander Suit Report

Waterbury, Dec. 26 LP-MorrlS Spirit, local merchant, was today all lowed damages of $250 in his S25,- 000 islander suit against Isaac \. Al bert, another Waterbury merchant, in the report filed in the superior court by the board of arbitration, to whom the case was referred by Judge John Rufus Booth. In the $25,000 slander suit Of Spirit, against Mrs. Albert, the board Of ar bitration found the issues for the de- fcndant, put exercising its preroga- tive rebuked Mrs. Albert for her part in the alleged islander. The statement upon which the suits were based were alleged to have been ut tered at the Waterbury Hebrew In stitute on October 14, 1929. The board of arbitration consisted of five Waterbury laylnen selected by the court,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
Ceremony in Africa
 For Couple Wed Here

Mr. and Mrs SydncY Brlok, WHO were married by Justice David L, NQir at the home of the brides uncle, B. Stein, several weeks ago, were principals in religious we'd ding ceremony in a synagogue in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Dec. 1G, according to announcements re- ceIycd in this city.
 Mrs. Brick was Miss Sonia Stein and the first ceremony was per- formed while she was on a visit with her father in this city. Mir. and Mrs. Brick will make their home in Johannesburg.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
SEEK INJUNCTION
 AGAINST CREDITORS
Stockholders in Natural Gas
 Company Ask Restraint

Charleston, W. Va, Dec. 26 P}- An application for an injunction re straining the prosecution of credl- tors actions against the Twin States Natural Gas company of Dover, Del, was filed in federal dis trict court here today by Joseph E. Mute and William A. Prosser. of Fall River. Mass.
 Mute and Prosser. stockholders in the company, also asked appoint ment of an ancillary receiver for the company. Their petition said that although earnings of the com pany since March. 1880. have been insufficient to meet it's current obll- gations and interest on debenture bonds, it's properties have a Valua- ton which exceeds it's liabilities.
 The company holds property in Kentucky, southern West Virginia. and Pennsylvania. A suit seeking appointment of a receiver for the company was entered in federal district court in Wilmington. Del, last Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
First Real Rush for
 1931 Plates Is Started

Hartford Dec. 26 P}-The first real rush for the new 1881 automo- bile registrations was experienced at the state capital today, a line ex- tending from the registration win dows in the west end of the build- ing to tine extreme east end. Those in line represented mainly those who were not at business over the weekend, due to the holidays.
 The motor vehicle department Was open today from s a. m. 10 5 D. m. and tomorrow will be open the same hours.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26

lrr. Hubbard was educated in the public schools at Beuafontatne.
 H. had spent a quiet Christmas day with members Of his family at his newly built home here. He sum- mona1 his son. Tom Hubbard early this morning, and complained Of q severe pain in his chest. His wife and daughter came to his bedside. He died within few minutes.
 Members Of lis family said he had been warned two years ago that hIs heart Eyaa not strong.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
DAVIS STILL MISSING
 WITH STORES S6,I00
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ed 10 be on his way to New York. Nothing more was thought of the incident and suspicion that all was not well was not felt by these men until Monday afternoon when Davis still failed to make his appearance. When Eisncr became worried over Davis prolonged absence, he put in a call to the New York office and learned that the "order" given him on Saturday night was faked and that Davis had not gone there with the money.
 Officials of the company came to this city on Tuesday and after conference with Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods a warrant for his arrest for embezzlement was made out and the police notified of the alleged dedication.
 The police investigation also dis closed the information that for some months prior to his nasty de- parture Davis had employed a wom- an said to be his wife as supervisor of the cloak and suit department of the store. She was working there un- der an assumed name, the police say, and Davis is alleged to have driven her from their Hartford home every morning and left her some distance from the store to pre- vent any of the employees fathoming their secret.
 Descriptions furnished the police since Daviss departure and the de- parture of the woman lead them to believe that the woman was hls wife. When asked concerning this phase of the question today Fisher said that he discounted the theory that the woman was a wife of the i former manager.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
Mysterious Light May
 Be Unknown Volcano

Los Andes, Chile, Dec. 26 P-In- habitants of the Andcan foothills in this vicinity have been nystiiied for the past several nights by great spears of colored lights flashing across the sky and some fear has been expressed that there may be a volcano eruption in the uneXplor- ed regions of the Cordillera. Meteor- ologists, however, said they believed the display was a phenomenon re- sulting from weather conditions.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
TRUSTS NOT AFFECTED
 BY CLOSING 0F BANK
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explained T have no way Of know ing at this time how soon l will be able 10 begin making payments to savings department depositors but I aim to make a start as soon as It is possible to do so, in order to re- store some of the money to clrcu- lation."
 Asked relative to the Commercial Co.,, subsidiary of the Commercial Trust Co. Mr. Searlc said it will continue to function for the time | being It is his intention 10 look Iinto it's condition as soon as pos sible and decide whether to close 1t out. continue it in the real estate and insurance business, or dispose of it to another concern.
 MT. Searle is gradually familiariz- 1 ing himself with the situation in the several departments Of the bank and attending to the details incidental ] to liquidating the assets. He has not given any thought 10 possible dis posal Of the bank building because i he considers it unnecessary to do so at this time. That is not q pressing detail and will be attended 10 when the proper time arrives" he said.
 A touching scene was enacted Wednesday afternoon after the of
 ficers and cmploycs had been noti- fled by Mr. Searle that their ser
 vices were terminated. John C, Loomis, retiring president, assem- blcd the group and bade them good,
 bye in words which brought tears tc the eyes of all. He thanked them for their cooperation and loyalty and assured them of his heartfelt appreciation of their services, at the
 same time expressing regret at the turn of events which necessitated
 the breaking up of the Commercial
 family.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
Pet Bulldog Starts
 On Winter Vacation

Chicago, De-. 26 R-Danger, a pet bulldog whose owner cstab- lishcd a trust fund for him at a local bank, was on his way 10 Hot Springs, Ark, today for a winter vacation. He went alone in a crate.
 His owner, a Chicago business man who couldn't arrange his own affairs for a winter vacation, remained at home.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
INJURED AUTO GUEST . FILES $25,OOO SUIT
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ton avenue in Berlin on August 3, J330.
 He had nearly reached the other side of the street when the car own ed by Charles A. and driven by Charles G. Bowen, hit him. The plaintiff claims he was forced to lie in q plaster cast for several months It was taken off at one time but discovery that the bones had not been completely set made necessary to apply the cast again.
 According to the complaint the plaintiff is still using crutchcs. It is claimed that the accident kept him from earning q total of $43.8G aver age on three jobs.
 Attorney Washkowitz represents the plaintiff in this city and Deputy Sheriff IorWitz was the process server.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
Boys Play Marbles With
 Gold Nuggets in Village

Hollister, Ma, Dec. 26 PJ- School boys near here have been playing marbles with gold nuggets. which authorities believe were found near the home Of Jake Fleagle, western bandit, who was shot to death at Brandon Mo-, several months ago. The boys refused to di- vulge the location Of their cache.
 At the time Fleagle was killed by officers, there was much speculation here as 10 q cache in which it was believed he had hidden loot taken in d number of robberles
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
SEVEN yANDALS SOUGHT

New York, Dec. 26 CUP)-Seven men were sought today as vandals who did s5,000 damage to the $500, 900 mausoleum holding the coffin Of Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt and members of his family.
 The mausoleum is in the Moravian cemetery New Dorp, S. l. Represen- tatives Of the Vanderbilt family an- nounced a reward for help in trac- ing the men suspected of a plot to seize coffins for ransom may be posted if arrests are not made by tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
LIVD5FRGH VIEWS
 AVIATION PROGRESS
CCou,lrued From First Paga)

C~out.aued From First PagD 1. inc same cost as a medium priced automobile.
 "For esaarla Lets take a l00- horaor0w.r plana It sells for s. "ap 10 55.no0. You can get from 10 Q 15 mI.~s on gallon Of gas; that's Erru a pilot and two passen- gers. After a.u or 4o0 hOurs-which Is abour --oae 70 &o.eo0 milcz-it will need aa overhaul, Afterwards it . i- ready 20" an0rhrr 3aY Or 4oJ 1 hours and rae total life Of q good plane i~ -0.a hours or more, which Is l7u.9u" miles Of Hy.ng.'
 Passengers Increase 1 Ia7so-g.r a.r lraysl is increasing lin 1@31 # Was substantially great . .r than in -e--aad in many places ' is becoming a per. Of everyday . lf., Colon. L.nJ5yrgh said. Most Of t.a a.rp.an.s Of the Unit od States ar. unable 10 operate "i1hoat los oG passenger revenue alone. he continued. and 1t seems that for some time 10 come at loast rIl and cypress in addition must be Gspaud-I oa O make air trans port Operation r.ot'able,
 l But as tha culo.,ncy Of the air. plane 5ucrc3-,s. Lu pointed out. the cost Of operation will be materially reduced and wtu shorten the time until passenger operation is q pay ing business.
 The business slump, which hit av- iatiou as It did practically every oth- .rr industry brought some good as vol as evil. 4 gave manufacturers and research cuglueers chance 10 tat. inventory. 10 "clean up the planes, tspnnaL1g the big transport jons the colonel said. And by the phrase "cI.an lp' he didn't mean q -nrubbing. H. meant lining, cutting away of wind-resisting an- glas and gadgats, a cutting down Of weight 10 gain speed without sac riflce Of the safety factor.
 speed Accelerated
 The cruising speed Of several we'll known transport planes has been in creased several miles an hour dur ing the past year, Colonel Lind bergh remarked, and he expects 10 see it stepped up at least 10 miles .an hour more in 1881. The best large transport planes today have a cruising speed of 105 to 115 miles an hour and a top of 130 to 145.
 in, fr +r3 o-t ir has been phenomenal the colonel believes. Three years ago there were only q few, short passenger airlines in the United States. Today they link every important city in a na- tiona1 network Two years ago South America had no air passenger lines 10 speak of. Today, except for the Cape Horn region and nobody down there needs the service
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
PHI OMEGA DANCE

Phi Omega sorority of the Senior high school will give their annual Christmas dance tonight at Sweet heart Inn, South Windsor. Attorney and Mrs. NJ. F. Stempien, the lat ter being adviser of the sorority, will attend as patron and patroness.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
METALS MARKET

New York, Dec. 26 t4) - Copper quiet EIectrolytic spot and future 10 1-4-10 1-2. Iron steady, unchang- ed. Tin strong, spot and nearby 26.75; future 26.S7. Lead steady, spot New York, 5.10; East St. Louis 495 Zinc quiet, East St. Louis spot and future 4.10-4.15. Anthony, spot 112
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
JAS STATION FIGHT
 IF YEARS AT END
tCoaGagad From First Tag }

from churches .0 n. industrial zone was redGccd from -.H 10 t.l .s.r. The fa-C tla7 :ue Mexican matr0- leUm Co. obtained a permit ID ,roe- t station or -.e 0r~e-... ,gru.~. winch is zonei for ho-ass- nsr- poses, contributed 10 tAe causes -yr the cOurrL's a.r.or.
 etatc Licen-r i~ Lrfer
 Inspector Eutl.otOrj r'ls obliged fo gran. .aa permit t8 '.- @-@uaHr1 Oil Co. after t-o r.or.m-nf- l.3 been uat. tacau-. inc .o1r..g hold q state gasoline i5oelsa prior 10 rlo enactment of a srafa law which gave 10 muujcipal--a te" an-ho,r-w Of approv'lE or rejecting aspirations for such ucanzas 1n c.tf5s having more than -5.uao r0au.auon, Had the company not ha.5 rae s-.ta I- cense at the r.ua -He las, T.- bass cd, it would be- necessary 10 obtain tha approval ot The mayor and rho board e public works before g-so- hna could bo soli.
 Attorney CaHuar accon.raat.G a repreSentatlvo Of t1. company 10 the building inspectors oaun and completed tne work lno.d 10 ol- raining rhe permit. The building "lu be 25E5o f.. ot brick construction and gable root. Part Of # will be oc- cUpied as 2 sa!osroom unit and part as 6 lUbrlcatinE room. The estmac- ed cost is &1o,0gJ and Inspector Rutherford after ezam.n5r- rha plans smd ic 1z.n b. 4a attractive building.
 The station will ba tho most o@- pensiye in the city it was pointed out today because ortal co=- ot ,ha building itself added 10 The cost ot the site and the expense Of tn. Itti- Ra-ion. For seven Mars rhe Standard Oil Go. has hean paTfrr ree- or the property without being .ala 70 derive an income,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
GEN, LAS HERAS DIES

Hucsca, Spain, Dec. 2G Rl-Gen- eral Manuel Las Heras, the military governor of Jaca, died today of wounds received in fighting the re- cent mutiny there. He was fifty years old.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
RAY OF LIGHT OPENS
 DOOR AUTOMATICALLY
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throwing it's ray through this panel is set up some distance away from the door A waiter approaches the door carrying trays Of dishes in bo,u hands Instead of giving the door q kick to swing it wide and then make a quick jump to avoid it on the swing back, he simply stands before the light, blocking its path through the glass panel and the door ope4s and does not close until the Hgrt again shines past him. The same device. only reversed in position IS used on the other door.
 Experiments are planned on gar age doors.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
New Britain Trust Go.
 Declares S2 Dividend

4 regular dividend of $2 has been declared by the board of directors of the New Britain Trust Co.,, ac- cord;ng to statement made today by Treasurer r. w. Macomber.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
POOR ROXES ROBBED

Turner's Falls, Mass, Dec. 26 UP)-During Christmas services, poo~ boxes were robbed at St. Mary's Catholic church and the Polish Catholic church here yester- day.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
BOTH UNDER LIMIT

New York, Dec. 26 GEp - Frankie Gcnaro and Midget Wolgast weighed in under the flyweight limit of 112 pounds for their fight tonight at Madison Square Garden. Genaro weighed III and Wolgast Ill 3-4.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
Actor Stops Show as
 Result of L,aryngi

Chicago. Dec, -5 lP.-lAe un- written law ol t.e stage, "the play Ma~' 20 on.' failed 10 work h.r- last night for the first tluc within the memory ot the oldest dramatic critics i'll Chieaeo.
 Leslie Houagj, an actor, ap- paagel before the curtain in a dressing gown and announced that the play could not continue aaaausa O. his own .IHass. Laryn- sits stopped the show.
 He was enthusiastically ap- rLauGca.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26

(COltllleu ElGDl y -!@~ a=-J They shivcred in silence for some time and Hnauy decided not to dance,
 The Interna-ronaIa was sung win enthusiasu and a collection Was ak CT up.
 Religion Gets "kayoed"
 There was aox5rg bout l5.~s-n religion and science. EEgr noGy seemed happy when science Euos s-d out relg.oc -u -.e seventh Iouua Then reHelon. 10 show ,= versatility. was uana--ona-a1 ly -N Hu0 HalEed q ti-a--roro sunuor,ol on either side by bosses anI ignorance.
 The r-ae,-.- ended with ul.u.E o.. donuuclarion for tvary body. X Wou-- an speaker wished .hem al 'r.vo- ln-ioaars Ch-s-ma~.' ami ta.y want hcme.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26

con request. sent with stamped. ad- dressed envelope. Mi Ripley will furnish proof of anything depicted by him).
 Gfeg. U. S Pat. On)
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
NEW ASSEMBLY ID
 FACE MUCH WORK
 UNDER DEAN CROSS
sro....u.1 Prom Et-e pase}

--l- ---U"I |-U-| ' --70 LO-EI 'ces5 rg tha constitution after tho ...-.yl E.. adjourned. Many or -..-. Jaws may receive further l,S- l-..r,- ..tt.n-u4.
 .oo.E.- ...-aa 10 ta. -l--.on # ..as E.. difficult 10 s-nEle out the oal.r in which major projects VIII rank. TH-eo will na many Of lhtm, ..... tl5-. arc .l-sly 10 t@lviHe state .t.a s-t.H-.ou and many hours Of e0.~ 8sr.ron, From tae political ..-.. "0.a na.or parties will have .a .1.s.e-r m tae r.llstrl-JiAe Of the -'.fa s1 provide .o-l-r congress- ...a f#g,~ rGc 1."" census, F this
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
SPELLING PROVES
 BOYS WATERLOO
(Contiruca From First Ea-e)

Colonel Edwards as ho roc.,vaI thrm and declined a spaclaj guard.
 The youth uraHpIoE.I s.u.. April uas arrested "Wednesday at oogt-- yard intersection where ha had d. rected Long to toss the money.
 Colonel Edwards. his faal ra1lcd In his overcoa collar and a r.ts be- meath the Iapro5a ou his knees. rode by the intersection u tae -na- cifed time Wajresday afternoon and threw out Gecoy package.
 Mother WeepS
 Tive patrol cars closed in on ta- area. Duncan started from tho -.-- dow ot a coIoaaI1y toward the package, police said, and chrn oo- serving q patrol squad. moved aua. He protested his i.aocaoc. INer-g hours. Tho pr.so..r'- widowed mother, Mrs Nol2 J., Duncan. WaDt last night when informed Of L.r sons confession. The south, sin said, was an 'p.Ieplr
 Hes a good 1oy," 7ho said, "Jur hes sick"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
CREATOR IF ABE
 MARTIN IS DEAD
u-oaua4al From First Tage)

l-oauaaal Prom First Tage) -.v l-ss o1 ugo=y. 4s, for instance, ".Eou oa-ut 10 join the Colonial rr.s. .lu. 4tl Mrs. LaEAorn ru-.-. wn.a >-u EriahIay com Ia.. r.a; t.- newspaper wasn't pu- .. -az a"i@ jokes about d cyr t--.., Q. t-e U4r1eL.'
 "I ..=~I -aot and q scream n tho UaH au 0az Jest istenin' n on .tMo- arI aA1E and thog2Ht no rfor. O. H I.-t.rcd Nr-. T..orl Hoo--' aro-nr. questioned tl regard 10 +aa la.rt.r Oc H.s W.ls'
 Did Oil Paintings
 El U..tsl3 ..as ar artist in oils as wu - 5.. n-a 4..t ink. lis paint .a2a 0 lI0.-..r sc,rr- 1l,lad the l!- u' ..i- nora.r @t tl" Tnalauupo- .- E..s aud ..s study al Lome.
 H.- raI r.ue waa Frank Me- E.u@N Hubbard, hut no ono ever ta".. 10 o4I him other than "kIn.' Ills .... --. L- u-Ear would -rlL lis "l... Lp"lE-s. said he Was G.
 Aw".. ha ra'lt-hel too]. in wtl.a re sLlel from "Ahe's' say iu@- aurug tue year some Of his sayor.ro zrray- ons.
 Ills l.as Look, published just be Eo1s Tho holidays, was "Alo Mar -41's Droa8nl-t."
 Pedestrians One Subject
 Prem "SrI ph T. + D, Bloom Con .-r." Mr. Hubbard announced. "A pedestrian is mostly someone who r.-l'I walk than fry 10 park flat 10 -le ...g."
 Son. o-rsr aLnouac. ments from thu Hoou Center station were; "A woman is the most confus'u' thing. She'll kill her husbands vote an rgrn right around and charge a nav dress 10 him."
 "AlcoHolic p>ychosis is rothin' more rr la--'n old fashioned, D 1's ia dinner suit"
 "G wonder if the Noditcrracan fly "oald ha interested in =pInach?"
 Mr. Hubbard lu an autobiography oH~. NIot-:
 "Ebry 0rrp ! had things 10 say that Abe Martin would not b. HEt- Y Ho say. So. from timc 10 time, l quoted various ncIghbors of his Constable Newt Plum; Miss Tawuey Apple ticket seller Of q nickel theu- fer; Squire Marsh Swallow, Tlford 1loo,s. Luc4 Bud. Miss Pawn Lippin- cut, Stew Nugent, Rev Wiley Tan -er, De. Mopps P.nkey Kerr and ether familiar country town cAarac- t-r-."
 EncOuragcd by Riley
 AIr. Hubbard told Of the oncour- ameat he received from the poet Jawr- Whitcomb Riley
 "Onc day shortly after the appear ance of my first book" wrote MT Hubbard. T met James WhitcoInI iIiey on the street and he said, Kin your book is bully. You've found yourself. You've got q great charac- ter in Abe and there is no end to hfe possibilities. I want you to stick right with him and some day tah- ing a pencil from his pocket and holding # up) youu be receiving checks-Woa,y- and you'n be amaz. ed at what Fl lead pencil and a little I thinking will do."
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
STRANGE DEATH IN
 POTSDAN PROCEED
tCon.ioue1 From First Page)
Frequently Wa, Dazcd

body. When sae gated, sine said she found her -Ist-a'- body.
 Frequently Wa, Dazcd
 Mir, ODonlaI told the coroner Miss O'Douuau had suffered par alytic strokes thai had lttt one side O. her body partly crippled and -ua, she frequently seemed dazad. She was in such a st4ll when he called yesterday, he said.
 Investigators found Miss O'Dou- nell had deep cut about ojgAt inches long on her left torearu. She said she did uot remember being cut, but thought 7Hc must have fall en against the bed.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26

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New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
C0ugrcs>man-At-LaGge Plan

There is a -@,In- tu republican e.r-.4s that tae office 0. congress- .4-at-lsrg. might be- revived which .yor3 ourtatc touching the i've ...--ln- districts, The plan sub a.,u.a by the lata Senator Arthur l.. H0W.rs o- 2Iauche@rer. based oa rH. lr-H c.n-uz and rejected ten years --o, may ba g-ei as basis if ra-alEi~.oG IS favorl5.
 olrE4u.ut.ous which are fgL,iLE -h, ->-- amendment aEa.oI record IS ta.or.a- m ,ao.t 10 I,p5aL inc -cgte prohibition laws, C0puaatie-r'S code Of la~s 10 ooutao, ta6 sale and 1uLt. Ia Ia.ors ru tI- days before the Eo.~t.aa ac. va~ uult r2 ratou4a ta- efforts Of inc lare Ii. Ii. rnoouer and r.. l.. q. HQAenta4. wuo-e a-t.ul- relations If aL rtms5 .-n tn. l-s-4it. r rrv~t'a.-N,s of the liquor interests ,aaa,-4 eu.n laws tg ue discussed la moderation and e.aetsa with r.u.ma2 c. -me-0a. Tine Msa and naaea -roan- Of ta~ a-~oo a-l0a crnose- ro l the 18th ru.aamnt aHI t.r Crg .a5ars ar. ,.n-.r.a 10 support rH1 r.-.sl --af --.u-- which a.s...y Ii. nl7aHaon Ht.r.-.s @r. ..-ss.lg -...gr --r-E--..
New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
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 -aa. I...- sion l.+t t.-. a.,a..al ts.a rn. .up.oyGs and labor .a tA- r.rta..0u raa- a form ot .1uprom.e, 4- loul .- drawn tgr ta.= session.. Tho T.--ra.ou Q. Ls.1r already has B uI ualg uaa tae employ e- inc .'.. .a.. -..-- tI- aup..ct ...... .a. a.ra-.ol.
 -to... n..a- men want tla fax ou ula- removed. c.a.Aun@ # i-s -...u .. u..-r .1 -5 aaa hrrl r..ay .a.s- ..g.. r.f- t.E .4s lat rur1-s <. 1925 ay E-aator Hurry Daaaa4 and was upheld by a .o.-rirloa-- -e.t. |a. ugoIg.. rs os .tM-cu-y ol.- -.lo protested rae .a. ot 1929 oa Their product had na law thr1Hu Out as tnvHd by a .oustlU.aaal a9dr- X ui will .o.l- in again upon als -lrl.n. it - expected. J. would -ys aoau facIora,lona as 10 5ha quality of ...- -2I.
 #o~.4 aM again As. for the u@.r Of urv a..5-.. .af.H wns r.roaaiud in tHa democratic plat- orm rne nNsstgacion into inc aolaucr Of tho uoys school a- M'ri- den. and the recant inquiry into the administration of the state prison aIo likely 10 have repereU7slous in le5ues befor, tae committee on humane institutions. Much welfare ! legislation will be proposed. The 1 rotor vehicle department will have some changes to propose for fhe op- ccation of motor vehicles and one . will be 10 raise the age minimum Of a youthul operator from 1t to IS.
 Birth Control Bill 1 Tho question of a law 10 permit use Of contraceptives will be raised again.
 The state budget which two years ego reached q grand total Of over 1 s25,000,oo0 will cali for much more i this time and @il incorporate many items for outlay to meet new pro l Iects.
 By just touching the big things ahead for the legislature and lump 1 ing the great mass Of smaller things a forecast for the Go&1 session is that its meubcrs will have their hands full at all times.