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The Washington times., 1930-09-04

Many travel pleasures await yon
through the purchase OF one OF tne
reeOndltiOned ears advertised for sale
In today's Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
N 'KEE SP D R 7
DIVIDEND IS
VOTED
Tin Plate Firm Directors Vote
Extra Payment Of so Cents
In Addition to Regular One

McKeesport Tin Plate Company
directors today declared an extra
dividend of so cents a share in
addition to the regular quarterly
dividend Of 81 a share on the
common stock payable October 1
to holders Of record September is.
Swift 81 Co. directors today de-
clared a regular quarterly divi-
dend Of so cents a share on the
common stock, payable October
to holders of record September 10.
Borg-Warner Corporation di-
rectors today declared regular
quarterly dividends Of rs cents
a share on the common stock
and $1.75 on the preferred stock,
payable october / to holders Of
record September Is.
Brockway Motor Trick Com
pany directors today declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of
$1.75 a share on the z per cent
preferred stock.
Utah Power and Light Com
pany directors today declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of
SITS a share on the 81 preferred
stock and $50 a share on the So
preferred stock, both payable
October / to holders Of record
September 5.
BritiSh-American Oil Company
today declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of 20 cents a share
on the common stock, payable
October to holders of record
September 13.
Hartman Investors Fund d.
rectors today declared an initial
quarterly dividend of 81 a share
payable September to holders
Of record August 81.
Endicott johnson Company di-
rectors today declared the regular
quarterly dividends of $1.25 a
share on the preferred stock pay.
able October to holders Of
record September 10.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
:. Local Stocks

FURNISHED. by W a Hibbs Col
SALES
Capital Traction Company, 10
@60A, 10@60A, 10@60A, 100
6OA, 10@6014.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 5@96A.
20096h.
AFTER CALL
Washington Gas IS "B," $1,000
104A.
Real Estate Mortgage pfd., 500
61a.
Washington Gas IS, $5O@103H4.
Washington Gas IS "A.'~ 1000
@1O2A.
washington Gas 6s "B." $4,000
106.
UNLISTED DEPARTMENT
Christian Heurich Brewing Co.,
1890.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
TRADERS TO REAP PROFITS
IN HIGH CLASS ISSUES
Bethlehem Reflects Encouraging Statements,
Iron Age; Talk So Pipe Dividend;
REQ Motors to Put Out New Car
.Rr THE sPECTATnR.

Stocks little of their bloom yesterday Bad in
cung series Of dividend cuts and further break IN wheat
offset the increase in steel operations The market had been
acting tired and had probably also lost OF Its technical
strength in its recent advance - ~
The bears quick the situation and ham,
merng away Increase 70 volume in the last half hour when
stocks were weakest indicates that more seng ana lower
the cards for today At that can't
drastic break coming. -
consider the present reaction merely healthy" sakeout
Street terms it, and believe purchase Of leading stocks
like Steel Can and Telephone on weakness today will prove
profitable s,": t&
The Washington times., 1930-09-04

GOofy Golf Club, Inc.
Georgia Ave. and Quincy St.
Capitol Plaza Golf Course
SO N. Capitol
Friendship Links
45OO Wisconsin Ave.
Tom Thumb Golf Course
Connecticut and Albemarle
BrOOkland Golf Course
1901 18th st. N. E.
District Line Golf Course
Georgia and Alaska AYES.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
UNIT EARNINGS DROP

Unit Corporation Of America
and subsidiaries report for the
first six months Of 1880 earnings
Of $142,649. This compares with
$268,616 for the first half Of
1929. The dividend requirement
for the first six months Of 1880
was $138,68S.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
Cash Register

National Cash Register for the
first time in a long while. The
stock has been strong the last two
days, reaching a new high on
the move yesterday. The accu.
mutation was pointed out in
this column in the last two
weeks.
One Of the directors has added
to- his holdings to the extent Of
about 10000 shares. He said
that the company has appar-
entity turned the corner and
that earnings for the year may
almost cover the. So dividend.
Earlier estimates were between
SO. and $3.50 on the A stock.
The So dividend will be paid, as
declared here some time ago.
watch National Supply closely
in the next two sweeks. It is
being groomed for a move, :
am told. The stock is closely
held. Sun Life has a large
block and u. S. Steel has some
in its investment account. When
National goes, it will so fast, due
to the small floating supply. It
is now selling about 10 times
estimated earnings for the year.
Spang Chalfant, recently &C:
oilired by National, will go along.
REQ
REQ is a low-prieed motor
speculation well regarded IN con-
servative quarters. One OF the
large brokerage houses has. been
putting It's customers into the
Stock. REQ. will bring out a new
line of eight-cylinder cars this
fall and the stock is expected
to work up in anticipation.
The company has always made
money on its trucks but the pas
genger line has not worked out
So well. The stock is on an 80
cents dividend basis. The regular
quarterly dividend is expected to
be paid by the directors tomor-
row despite the. loss suffered by
REQ in the first six months. Cash
assets are approximately 3$5 q
share and the current price OF
the stock is around its quick
assets value.
I hear the crowd working in
Radio got tired. when they found
they were not getting anywhere
and have turned a, bit sour on
the stock. One Of: its old sponsors
said he wasn't particularly bull.
la on Radio right now, while
mother switched into United
4 ircraft yesterday. A, third has
wen trading in General Electric;
At tlaat I can't see any move in
the market without some whirl
IN Radio. Watch 1t closely. It's
recent support Level was around
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
RULES

Any person is eligible to particip-
ate. barring employees and families
OF courss owners, members Of the
of The Washington Herald and
their families
The tournament will be divided
into Mems Division and q Wom-
ems Division of 1s years or over.
Contestants must declare their
intention of qualifying before start
of play so that MANAGEMENT can
furnish them speciaI dualifica-
tion score card. .
Play can be made on any Of
the miniature golf courses carrying
tho official red. yellow and black
Championship Course" These
courses viii be named in this
newspa per on the opening day Of
play August S0th.
Contestants may use their per-
sonai equipment. or have same
Tournament will start Saturday.
August 30th and extand until SAT-
urday. October 4th-fiye full weeks
in which to perfect your play.
Play as often as you like-turn
in as many scores as you wish
on as many ''officiar' courses as
you want.
Scores must be turned In to Of
flee of course on which play Is
made Immediately after last hole 10
PLAYED.
United states Golf Associat tion
rules will appiy except where mod
flied BY local ground rules.
All putts must be holed out.
Winners will be decided on
through medal plav flowest aggre.
gate score for 1s holes).
Winners of low medal score on
each official miniature golf course
In this territory will be eligible for
final pIay-off for District Cham
pionship
District Champions win be sent
to play for National Open Minia.
ture Golf prize of approximate
$4,000 on Lookout Mountain, at
Chattanooga Tenn. at the ex-
'pense Ct this newspaper. One man
and one woman will be selected as
District Champions according to
low medal score.
Only 1s-hols scores will be con-
sidered
Only adults win be eligible for
the National Open Championship.
The contest between the Course
Champions in each District will be
played off on courses desi gnateo
by the tournament committee.
The District Finals Open Cham.
pionshlp Tournament determined ~
- hcle- medal plaV
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
Boy, 10, Tells Police
He Wus Kidnapped

BALTIMORE, Dec. 19.-Gordon
Bilbo, 10, invited by a stranger
for o ride in the latter's automo-
bile while on his way to school
yesterday, was forced to stay in
the car until the driver put him
out ON q road in Frederick county,
the boy told the Frederick police.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
Police Nab Suspect
Leaning Out WindOID

Jumping out Of second story
from . poolroom window near
Ninth st. and Pennsylvania Ave.
N. W., when Detective Sergt. Leo
Murray and Policeman Weinberg
entered to arrest him last night,
Joseph Brooks, colored, AZ, was
captured by those officers In
Southwest Washington.
Brooks, who lives in 800 block
of b st. s. W., is being held on
fugitive warrant for police OF:
ficials at Mansfield. Ohio.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
Belgian Deputies
Finht OUer Army Blu

BRUSSELS, Dec. 10 QNS0-
A session Of the Belgian chamber
was suspended here when deputies
In debating the Army bill came
to blows.
The chamber soon was in such
an uproar that members were
requested to leave and the doors
locked for the day.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
Three Troy Mothers
GiUe Birth to TLUiIss

TROY, N. Y, Dec. 19-Three
sets Of twins were born here IN
three days.
The first two were boys. born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Celion:
then came two girls for Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. ManeSs. Two days
later two more boys were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sicker.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
DETAILED WEATHER REPORT

The sun rises Saturday, 7:11 q, m.
and sets, 4:I4 p. m.
The moon rises today, 7:1S q. m.
and sets. Asia p. m.
The moon rises Saturday. s;15 a. m.
and sets, 1907 p. m.
COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES
The Washington times., 1930-12-19

Tor the District of Columbia. cloudy
caaonal light rain tonight: not much
chmnge in temperature; minimum
temperature tonight about - degrees;
moderate southwest winds.
For Maryland, cloudy, probably fol-
lowed by light rain tonight and on
the coast Saturday morning: signify
warmer tonight in extreme west por-
ton: moderate southwest winds.
-. For Virginia. cloudy followed by rain
day morning: not quite 20 cold In
extreme west portion tonight; moder-
ate to fresh southwest winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
- Yesterday Today
,. N. ........ 59I4 q. m. ..'.''s''
p m: ........ ISIS 9. m. ....''... ss ss
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess Of temperature
since January 1, 1889. 93s.
Deficiency Of temperature since De-
0ember 1. 1880. IL.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipita-
zion since January /, 1880, 2O.3e.
y Deficiency Of precipitation since De-
osmber !, 1889. 81.
TIDE TABLES
: Today-High tides 7:25 a. m. and
A:H p. M; low tides, 1851 a. m. and
Ass p. m.
Tomorrow-High tides. s:11 a. m.
and S:31 p. M; low tides, 2:3s q. m.
and 2:46 p. m.
THE SUN AND THE MOON
The sun rose today. 7:11 q. m. and
sets 4:A D. m.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19

Boys high-cut storm
shoeS-nade Of heavy
waterproof leathers-
with double soles, ex.
ira storm welt, wide
bellows tongue.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19

Special purchase
boys a rugged winter
brogue oxfords-tan or
black - overweight,
welted SoleS. Sizes II
to 6.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
Board and Room Wanted 9s

WEST MAIN ST.-For rent, 1 or !. fnr- nisned rooms for light housekeeping. Married couple preferred Private home. Rent very reasonable. Telephone Ei6-J
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
Herald Classified Headings
announcements a

Announcements 1--BUEIAL LOTS, MOVEMENTS 2-DEAIH NOTICES
 3-FLuEIS'rS
 a-A-lANnsCApE GAHrENING 4-FUNGRAL DIRECTORS S-LOST AND FOUND
 6-PERSONAIS
 7-STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS
 Automoti,e S-AUTO AND TELCK AGENCIES g-AurOS AND TRUCKS fuR SALE 1U-AUTOMOBlLE FOR EXCHANGE 1-AGTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES l@-AuTOMOBIl.ES WANTED l3-AUTOS-TANl SEhNICE b-GARAGES TO LEI 15-MDTORCiCIES AND BICYCLES l6- MOTORCYCLE BICYCLES WANTEl 17-SEENICE NS-KEPAiKlNG
 Business Service lS-RAEBEEs. IIAIEr'S. MASSEusE lY-BuIl.uING ANp CONTRACT ?V-BuSINESS SERVICE RENDERED .2-DRESSMAKlNG & MILLINERY @3-UN ZINC X CLEANING 24--lNSURANCE- ALI. KINDS 25--IAWY EKS-PATENr ATTORNEYS 26-MOVlNG STORING X CHATTING @5-PAINrING. PAPER HANGING @s-pLuMBING. HEATG. METAL WORK 4 3O-PRlNTG. JOBB'G. STATIONERY CONGRESSIONAL SERVICES 3G-REPAIRlNG 39-A-PIANO TUNING 33-WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES
 Educational 3t-COREEsPONpENCN COURSES &5-nANCGNG TEACHERS %d-INsrRuMENTAL AND VOCAL. 37-LuCAL & PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS :s-W lNSTEu CTpES
 Employment 4o-UEIP-AGENTS WANTED o-A-HELr- SALESMEN WANTED 4I-HELp-NEN WANTED 42-HELP-WOMEN WANTED 4.-lIELP-MEN OR NUMEN RESERVATIONS WANIED-MEN DESTINATIONS WANTEp-WpMEN 45-BUSlNESS OrPOKTUNIrIES 4-lNVESTMENTs. STOCKS. BONDS F-MoNEY LOANED 4SB-- MORTGAGES f9-WANTED-TO BORROW
 Live Stock 6O-CATrLE AND LIVE STOCK 5l-pUGS. CATS, PETS ig-EGGS. POULTRY SUPPLIES 5G-IluRSES. VEHICLES 54-WANTED-LlNE STOCK
 Merchandise 55-AErICLES FOR SALE 5j-B-FOI; THE NACAriuNlST 5-BuiLDtNG MATERIALS 67-BuSlNESS X OFFICE EQUIPMENT 5&-FAKM AND DAIRY PROJECTS 59-FEED AND tuEl. 6U-TEK1lLIIEES. SEEDS PLANTS 6l-FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING fg--GOOD THINGS TO EAT 6G-IlOUSEHOLD ARTICLES tt-MACHINEEY. ELEC. X TOOLS 5-MERClIANpISE AT THE STORES t6-MuSlCAL INSTRUMENTS G6-B-RADIO 67-WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRr S6-WANTED. ARTICLES TO BUY
 Real Estate for Rent Gg-APAl;rMEN,rS X TREATMENTS 7O-HUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT 5l-DESK ROOM AND OFFICES 72-FAKMS FOR RENT 73-HOUSES FOR RENT 74-SUBUEBAN FOE RENT 75-VACATlON PLACES FOR RENT 7G-WAREIIOUSES t& STORAGE 7,-WANTED-TO RENT
 Real Estate for Sale 7s-AGENTS-EEAL ESTATE 79-AuCTlONEERS so-BLDG. X BUSINESS PROPERTY "i--bUlI.hiNG LOTS FOR SALE .3-tAtMS FOR SALE NJ 5--IIpUSES FOR SALE -SUMMtK PLACES FOR SALE Sa -SUHrKRaN tOR SALE Sf-ltNal ESTATE hDR EXCHANGE S7-ItEAL ArF NANlt tI
 Rooms, Board aud iivlcls SS-Ilt,r Sg-Hr".Ms FOR RENT 9o - ROOMS AND EoAEN el -I;rrMS FOR llrI SEkEEPING s2 -- WHERE TO DINE 4
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
Houses l or Rent

IckBlN AVE. 104@-Cottage of $ rooms Hot water heat two bath foomG fire place Telephone Sso. DIVISION ST. lG--SlX ROOM COTTAGE to rent Modern improvements. Tele- phone tll-E.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
FIN NANCIAL
iiuSiIiess Opportunities

iNruPrIo%ALlN FINE factory space tpr rnu tu MrIG"u. Extremely Iow '..e Besi center lo, sJlltd help,
 M DGLNNEY cn. INc.
 1UsEIuEN. CpNN GUurEEY SruEE Gor s3n EcJsouabir pHu,r. Inns other uu~uc-S Aprly b. 'rl'phoHUs lt7".
 GROCERY STORE AND MEAT MAEkEr combined for >ale. Must sell at ourr. Efur opportunity. Iseasouablo Write rlas-.Hod RoN 1-E. lIcia'd unj-e. l0Hro tueation for first class restaurant at reasonable rent. See Cohn about Elm st. 1el. 0225 or G4-5.
 Money Loans IS NEED MONEY QUICKLY" Come. write. ut phone if yuu need up to S&oU. Quick. r1uIteous SerNi,c. The only charge E 'Hrer and nuf-ha'' per cent per month on unrajd amount ol loan Bencd,ial Loan Society, Room 9o1, Raphael Bids. % West Nam s. Phone 1-9-+-&. IL. rcnsed hy the state.
 LOANS IT TO $S6o louGdrntlsL qu,,l, service Mutual Industrial Service lf Main St. oler AShleys Phone l7I Open S:3d tn D. in. daily. All day Saturday Gu r. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15

pLoOIu SlA. A Mary eluus Car" Come Ii, an see It. j. |. Moran Motor Sales aI5-: Nnullh si. Ielephune 9A4a.M
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Teutments


 APARTMENTS or tenements. heated and
 unheaied. In all sections, l.uuie S.
 Jones Agency. l47 Main St. Call l4O ASH ST. @1-tiNe room tenement tn
 rent. All modern impro> ements. Inquire at II Ash St. Telephone @4S@-M.
 one of the wonders of New Brit n--Ilcrald Classified Ad dent. BASSETT ST. I9-Stx room tenement iirst floor All modern improvements 1 Inquire second floor. Phone 4ll-R ! CHURCH ST.-5 room tenement 10 rent | All modern CoUNeniencos. third floor ] Phone GsS9E between and r. m
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
ED( CA TON AL

El.E~oN STUDIO loG MAIN ST ,cntgr MHs.~ StoJr'. 'lase or privaIe Ip.sgus. .He- uners UT aiEaurcI. TeL .flG.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
BUSINESS SERVICES
service StatiOnS-Repairinn
Building Hnd Contract

TIRES. BATTERIES, AUTO ELECTEIC SERNI'E-F. X V Tire X Battery Co, gtl Myrtle $, Telephone 269S
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
Mortgages
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, { ats, Pets

rEpIGKLEp CHOW PUPPIES tor sale. N,U sell reasonably. Meianrou Laurel or. rlaiuvite Conn, Tel. 531. PuPPlES, all breeds and Persian Kit tens Largest stool, in Conn ban Magic. 55 Village S,. Hartford lei 6-27QH.
 Egg, Poultry. Supplies 52 BAEY CHICNS. tcus. Rocks. LegTorns: god h}er oil tecd. uroodc.S and ruicl, supplies. Wt hatch your rgs> for A. each WUl take one cI- or d thousand Adtjch Chick HatghlrN, Newingtun road Elm NuL Tel gG7-E. BOG boxes: 1.UQo for S7g5; 5OO for sl, @5o for S2.25. Full lms of poultry sup plies. x. E. Bird N Feed O.. l79 Arch Street
 HARTFORD AVE. Se--Natiye IIye Foul try Market, Killed and dressed wuile ,ou wait Lowest prices. Tel. >5S4. Del. NON FREEZE FOUNTAINS Keeps water from freezing in zero weather. S strople. ls5 Park St. Phone 959, WHITE Leghora baby hicks Blood test vd stock. Order now .o, March gud April delivery, Geu. pEerstlom. L1st Berlin. Telephone 52uS-J.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
Building Lots For sale

EAST StpE-Five acres of building lots at sacrifice price to uui,k buyer. Also several wood and timber trarts hear town Lockwood. City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
To Recover Lost Purse Or Find Capable Nurse
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots. AtDntIl,pIts
Florists

NEW BRITAIN MbNUMENTAL WORKS l-& Oak St. Monuments of all sizes an descriptions Reasonable. Phone 2bJ2- "
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
Lost and found

BOSTON FERNS Very easUnaI,le pfiCes SANrElITS GREENHOI' St. c2S Gan St reIelMone @ISl.M.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
AUTOMOTINE
Auto and Truck Agencies

Auto and Truck Agencies $ pLaOIu SIX. A Mary eluus Car" ,.ouc Ill an see It. j. |. Moran Motor Sales 1LS- .: Gnutyh S'. Telephone gs42-W. DODGE BROTHERS motor CaIg am Dodge Bros. trucks. Tours and sixes < |. Motor Sales Corp. lI9y Stanley street Telephone 7$l. ULkANI mote: raf anu NugTy iTI-E N' '. EudClin. l27 Cherry Stlett Tee r!loue 2u5l'2
 GEAHAM,pAlGE sI1ez X Fights You, Sreeds forward. $gg5 upwards. HuAaTo ". MltmoIe. 25o Arcn st. Tel. 2slU NASH motoi vaIS st the new lin, Sd'es and seIrl,e- A G HawAet. h> Elm st. lelcplone .i5U. slUnEBAkEK MOTUE CANS-SaIes quo sef\t'e. AIb'o Motur Sales Co.,. 2.5 A.ch St rrlep'roue "GV pAtkARu-HunsON- ESSEN Sales an1 S'''Ire. Honeymau Auto Saies lu East Man Sl Telephone 2543 OI.hSMuBii.E and Vikius New brauJIiul models in SINGS and etghts. Sales and 1 SefNee. homtjan Motor Cu.. Hotel Bur. riit Garage. I56 Washington St TcIe. ! phone t57a.
 1 REQ SALES X sEItNIlE. tTank r, NJ. | Namata. coIner Elm and Park Streets . ifielhoHe -lIU.
 ] WIIhYs.kNlGHT SALES AND SEFV. ICE. Fine u"tor caro Belojn Gatatt and MotoI sales Fred Bpl,nn. ,tr Prop. Ills Church Street Telephon. 41ny
 . NHlPPEr rouI, and Si1C< Sales s1I Sefv'ce E.lIntt AutDu,utue Co. 4. Man st Telephone l51$ Autos and Trucks For Sale , TWO BON truck for sale. Any reason able offer accepted Inquire li97 stan ley St Tel 5l1S.
 Automobiles Wanted I. WANTED, TO BUY \ SMALL -COTPT Cash if reasonable Write cIas,ined HoN l9, Herald Ontae
 Service Station-Rcpalring I7 ARCH ST. BODY X RADTATOF WOI7IS. S WoM prop Auto radiators. body lenders repaired lo7 Arch St. Tel. 17o9 AUTO TOPS AND SIDE CURTAINS made and repaired. Rumble seat tops Closed car tops specjalty. Johus Auto Top SHop lV3 West Main St Tel, l494.
 BATTERIES AND SERVICE
 BuDp AUTO PRODUCTS co. l76-1s6 ARCH ST, GEL. 39S9 BATTERY sIRNlCE-Auto electricians \ulcanizins Eudy's Battery Service, 1S6 East Main St Call 7oS. Make our battery station your battery station.' BRAKES EELINEp and adjusted by Brake Tester" No guesSworli Cover Tire < Brake co.. @22 Elm St. Tel 5S79. BRING YOUR BATTERY IN or cau 3905 for our special rechar@ing serNi ice. Ex- ide Battery service, s6 Chestnut St. CADILLAC AND NASH specially Ila1. your rar rvpa1red now t. B Morau Gatase. 3l3Il Church St Tel 2s42-W FOR nu',k, efficient and tow cost srrli1e go |" Nafry. Repau shop lli Frank. En Sq- U;eur Ea,an0, sr. Tel 17o3. Q RFrl>rE rxrc'i radf,tm ,ersr- Au th"i'li iIatrsru ~,r,J,, siati"n Quickest -vr'le al lew, si cost Eea, l2 Glen St IetclGone 5lyO,
 THE LOOP GAjtGE
 REAR 2&6 MAIN STREET
 Telephone "o59 RADIATORS 'eparcd by new t,.thud Expert worE Gotdts Auto Supply. h? Brgad col. Broad x lieh, Tel 6lll.
 WASHINGTON GARAGE
 Repairing and oNerhauing
 on all makes of cars
 STORAGE PHONE 1735 RADIATOR repairing at lowest prices; uujck service; satisfaction guaranteed New England Radiator Works. @5 East Main St. near Man. Telephone S60
 Telephone g0O--inStaHi Service
 TIres-TUhes- Batterles- Chains .. Vulca uiznE- Auto Electric Repair 'ONEIt, TIE S BATTERY CO
 5y WASHINGTON ST.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
AUTOMOTINE
Auto and Truck Agencies


 Auto and Truck Agencies S AUTOMOTlNE SALES & SERVICE New Britajns only Authorized Ford Dealer. Ford cars, senice and parts. 2iS ELM ST. S6 ARCH ST.
 BERLIN AUTO SALES co,
 AuthuisyI Fold I,ulGs BERLIN. CONN TELEPHONE JiGJ BUICK MOTOR CARS Sales and sar> jrc. r4pttol Buirk O., lI5g stanley St. Telephone -6NG
 CHEVROLET SALES X SERVICE. Pat terson Che'rolvt Incorporated, lliI stanley St. and IS Main st Tel -ll. CIIRYSLEH AND PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS. FARGO TRUCKS. Sales and Service. Bond Motor Gar O.. 1S9 Arch street. Telephone SlQ.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15

HAVE your suit French clvaIIed at d CUst no higher than ordinary cleaning. 4 Brown, 49 Dwight Si, Tel 1'al. HAVE THAT PICTURE FRAMED NOW. Come to llaIIs Pant StWe where "prircs are right" l7y Arch Stect. RENT A BOOK-Wide selection ut al the newest books. The Beacon Book aud Gilt Shop, s5 West Main St. SPENCER CQRSETS. su5sIcal and dIcss Fittings in l"ur home, Mrs. N Gar. peutvr. @i Rockwell Ave Tel. 574@. WE REBUILD ladies' and Sentlemeu'. hats like uew. THe Modem Hat Slup. &S Church St, near Main.
 Announcements PIDT RES FRAMED from Mg variety or mnuidmEs. ARCADE STUDIO, or COURSE,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Accnts-Rcai \ Estate

LET THE Commercial Co. Realtora heIp You locate. No matter what your needs tf tt IS real estatoD We can serve YOU our list comprises some very unusual hArS&Us Room 40. The Commercial Trust Go. Bldg
New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
EMPLOY MENT
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WANTup-MEN OF GOOD cuAHAcrEE THIS Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO MANH A PERMANENT coNNEcrIoN WITH THE LARGEST oEGANGuATIoN OF ITS KIND !N TIRE UNITED STATS uNpcrruar in oue 0r'd js uot rr.,sss,,, aS We will tram the men wdo qualify l#F the roS.ious We offer, Men who are now employed .n uthcr positions raa usr tae'r spare time to their own advantage an| lHlid Np a permanent income for themselves. only applicants between the ages oj y5 and so will ho given rvns.d- 'rarrn.
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
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The Washington times., 1930-09-19
PROTEST SHIFT
Of TEACHER

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Sept.
disappointment of Rose e. Kun
dahl to the staff of instructors at
a Washington high school will be
protested by Superintendent of
Prince Georges county schools
Nicholas Orem as unethical, due
to the teachers resignation from
the Maryland Park High School
faculty on "a hours notice. Miss
Kundahl had been engaged as an
instructor of commercial subjects
in the county school and was eX-
pected to return this year.
Due to increased enrolment at
Maryland Park High School, Mr..
Orem announced an additional
teacher of mathematics will pe
appointed, while another ele-
mentary instructor is needed at
the District Line school for the
same, reason. At Hyattsville, Mr..
Orem stated. the faculty was
planned for a student body of
$50. and TOO pupils have been en-
rolled so far. There will also be
appointed a new teacher of music
in the Hyattsville school.
Miss Trma Weimer, formerly
of the st. Marys county schools,
has been appointed as an ele-
mentary instructor at the school
at Bowie.