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New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

It took d real radio Gan to get up in the wee sma' hours Of the morn ing yesterday and listen to the voice Of the King Of England when he opened inc disarmament confcr- cncc
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Listening to an address made about 5000 miles away by no less person than the ruler Of Great Britain we'll repaid the cold and drcary trip to the family loud speaker in the opinion of many.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

IL would be easier 10 forgive a friends success if he didn't try So hard 10 be modest about il.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

War propaGandists need not oc must prepare the seed Catalogs.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Mayor paoncs5a's , ided os rushing city work 10 supply employment for those needing work was q eood one as far as 1t went.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

However, We stayed in bed and read all about il last night when he pipe and the furnace fIue were both drawing we'll
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

No nation could make war with out the help of big bankers. Is the burglar worse than the man who provides his loolsr
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

It appears that the little tiff with Bristol engaged in by New Britain over the treatment of q youngster who suffered from smallpox might he settled. According to reports off, clals Of the two places have talked 1t over and Judge J. II. kirkham has offered q. compromise in the matter by expressing a willingness 10 pay half the incurred debt.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Eight hundred applications for jobs with city forces, with but 100 places to fill is unpleasant 10 con- template al any time.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

History repeats itself. Back in the old days Boston's judgment of 3 book increased sales.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

The Herald is on rAle daily in New York at HotaNng's Newsstand. Times square; Schultzs Newsstand. Entrance Grand Central 4sud Street.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

The train caller couldn't qualify as a radio announcer. He always oults without telling who he i-.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Enforcement: X shoe that is tlGht- encd where it doesn't chafo and Softcncd where it pinchcs.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Those who did got real thrill out Of it, we judge.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Carrying water on both shoulders was a simple matter compared win carrying water on one and hooch on the other.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Criminals ar3nt given life for the fourth offense. but for the habit. When a dog kills his fourth sheep, it's a safe assumption that he is menace to sheep raisers.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

But it only goes 13 1-2 per cent as far as we hope it might
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

South Australia offers S25.000 10 the discoverer of oil. An, well: it's always inc man who needs il least who gets 8 banquet.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

The draft law was hated by many and 1t couldn't have been enforced, either. if the men at the top had tried to avoid losing votes,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Some Bristol authorities seem to question his authority in the action. believing that the Common Council must pass upon it,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

So I went for a walk with my d0S and found, mcsdamcs ct mcssicurS, this bright spot in dull columnar dar:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Small restaurants seldom fail, Aud small stores wouldn't either, if they could make the hired help dcpcGJ or public generosity for their pay.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Still in the throcs of a VacuitN looked out a. window and watched a steel worker on the end of q beam ten floors in the air-a study in ut ter placidity. Stevcnsons line about no person being so tranquil as one living on the edge of 8 crater came to me. But even if it did, what am going to do with it?
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Americanism: Speeding up 10 gel money to buy the happiness enjoyed by people who take time 10 live.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

However, it is safe 10 venture the Council will approve if the Corpora ton Counsel so advises.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

X hick town is g place where the man with fresh shine on WcdncS- day is a travelling salesman.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

That A. P. reporter who described Pasadena California, as "this far away corner of America might like London or Paris if they weren't so far from anypllce.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

"Iree daliNory' is what you get when you pay 6 dime for nickcl's worth Of valnc and a nickels worth or "ovcrh head
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

The dog cant read but people who sec him can-Herald Classified Ad dept.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

New York, Jan. 23.--Comcs an- other day of mental stcrility when one fondlcs the old office axe with an odd gleam hoping one Of the bright idiots will pop in to inqu'rc: What else do you do besides write column" You'd be astonishcd how many are running around loose.
 Writing q daily column looks easE, hut stop whatever you arc doing anl try to write one and youll get a shetchy idea l. for instance, bound- cd out Of bed this morning with a head, as heads go, fairly clear. A cold plunge added 10 the stimull- ton.
 In my absurd conceit I felt chocN full of ready and supcrlatlve "copy. And after breakfast l fairly skipped ira, la-to my typewriter, and ths is how l started off; "FTundrcds yf New Workers studying under Yogis have gone vegetarian and humble strange credos between bites of let tUce."
 LollinG in fit Of Wahcfulncss last night, there seemed to be the nucleus of a dandy article on the Yogi faddism which has again flow elcd into several colonies arounI town. But in the midst of the writ irG, 1t occurred to me: Who cares? And here l am-out on a limb.
 The way to write a column is 10 dash it off and forget it. The minute you try to dope out what IS called reader reaction" you arc sunK. Well, anyway after the Yogi idea Curled up l began to scan the dope are jotted down from time 10 time.
 came upon such triviata as these: The army of bank vice pres iGents, Hugh Walpolc's cat, the fa- c;al cream shops, a $l,0O0 toy, Fris- CC's story about the midget Every notation seemed at the time worth printing, But all proved hopeless duds.
 Don't pity me. anything but that but try 10 go on. A misplaced rung or chair in She corner caught my eye. l tried 10 jigglc the end bacH into it's socket and did. but for my pains carried away dime-sizaI blood blister on my off typcwritinS finger. What 10 do? What to do?
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

More chin cupping and stariH;; into space. Then I discovered ono Of the desk drawers, after acting ID for some time, refused to open al all. After prying at it with a desk ruler. l hauled off and gave it q blamed good kick. And the ruler, in three pieces on the floor, has ruled it's last rule.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Maybe there are q few lines again Thus: A calendar pad from an auto insurance company, a turtle paper clasp from Catalina, two pocket lighters, a combination paper weight and desk clock from Joe Toplitzky, two gumnly fountain pens and black onyx inkwell, a tube of paste. two pencil sharpeners, a three-foot- high stack of, clippings and letters. CODY of "Who's Who" and an ash tray with 6, painting Of Eiffcl Tower.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
LIQUOR AND CHRISTIANITY

Why worry on that score .
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Facts and dFancieS
By Robert Cullen

By Robert Quillen
 History repeats itself Back in thr old days Boston's judgment of ; book increased sales.
 IL would be easier 10 forgive ; friends success if he didn't try 2, hard 10 be modest about il.
 War propaGandists need not ., idle in time of peace. Some good lial must prepare the seed catalogs.
 Endorsements: A shoe that is tiSht. encd where it doesn't chafc an softcncd where it pjnchcs.
 No nation could make war with out the help of big bankers. Is thf burglar worse than the man wht provides his tools?
 The train caller couldn't quallt' as a radio announcer. He alwaE, outs without telling who he i-.
 Carrying water on both shoulders was a simple matter compared win carrying water on one and hooch oI the other.
 Criminals ar3n't given life for tho fourth offense but for the habit When a dog kills his fourth sheep it's a safe assumption that he is { menace to sheep raisers.
 South Australia offers S25.000 tc the discoverer of oil. An, well; it't always inc man who needs it least who gets 8 banquet.
 Americanism: Speeding up 10 gc! money to buy the happiness enjoyed by people who take time 10 live.
 "Free delivery" is what you gct when you pay 6 dime for q nickcl's worth Of valnc and a nickel's worth Of "ovcrhead.
 Small restaurants seldom fail, Aud small stores wouldn't either, if they could make the hired help dcpcGJ on public generosity for thcH pay.
 The draft law was hated by many and it couldn't have been enforced, either. if the men at the top had tried to avoid losing votes,
 X nick town is q place where the man with a fresh shine on WcdncS- day is a travelling salesman.
 That A. P. reporter who described Pasadena, California, as "this far away corner of America might like London or Paris if they weren't SC far from anypllce.
 You sec, if the I. C. C. forces a .dilroad to build an unprorltauIe line, 1t can fix things nicely by per hitting Q freight rate high enough to vindicatc its judgment.
 At last we know the dead can't { come back. If they could, the new style biographers wouldn't be slcep- ing with the lights out
 Still, a movie wouldn't be thrilling i. it pictured the Marine in Tropi4 scenes making frantic search for soda pop and gum.
 Correct this sentence: "I know the proofs are just like me-" said thc flapper to the photographer, and I'm not at all disappointed
 Copyright 193c. Publishers
 Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Tie telephone just rang. A lady wants 10 know if I am the Mcintyre who used to work on the Chicago Tribune and f was what time did the lroQuols fire take place.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

You sec, if the I. C. C. forces line, 1t can fix things nicely by per hitting 8 freight rate high enough to vindicatc its judgment.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

question Of fact or information by writing 10 the Question Editor. New Britain Herald. Washington Bureau, 1922 New York avenue. Washington, D. C., enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advise cannot be given. nor can ex- tended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive a per. sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- ConfidentlaI.--Ed Editor.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Entered al the Post Office al New Britain
 ss Second Class Mail Matter.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

At last we know the dead can't come back. If they could, the new style biographers wouldn't be sleep ing with the lights out.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Still, a movie wouldn't be thrilling i. it pictured the Marine in Tropic scenes making frantic search for soda pop and gum.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Correct this sentence: "I know the proofs are just like mo-" said the lapper to the photographer, and I'm not at all disappointed.
 Copyright 193n. Publishers
 Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

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The Washington times., 1930-09-12
ROOSEVELT WET
STAND BLOW
To- HOPES
Pronouncement Made Chiefly
For It's Effect on \. Y. vot.
ers, All cOnn1entatOrs Agree
By WILLIANG Z. HUTCHINSON

By WILLIAM ~. HUTCHINSON
The frank declaration Of Gov.
Roosevelt. of New York, for re.
peal of the Eishteenth Amend.
ment today brought 4 wave Of
speculation over its potential ef-
fects on the presidential race Of
1882.
The political master minds
agreed that Roosevelt had made
his announcement solely for its
effect on the New York electorate
In the coming gubeTnatorial cam
paign. but there was an equally
generous feeling It would bob up
again In 1881. &
Today's reaction was the an.
n0uncefnent Of Senator Burton X,
Wheeler CD Montana, that ne
fully indorSes RooSevelt's stand
and believes the matter Of pro.
hibitiOn should be returned to the
various states. Wheeler has been
recognized as prOhihitiOnist.
The Roosevelt prOnouncement
came simultaneously with q dec
laration by q Democratic State
convention In Texas against any
modification in the prohibition
amendment.
Some Republicans were In
clined to believe Roosevelt had
removed himself from serious con.
Sideration for the next nOrnina.
ton, on. the ground that the
South Is bOne-dry and carries q
veto club under the two.thirds
rule which governs Democratic
conventions. Other Republicans
ftNt the party might gain. ron.
sent Of Southern leaders to wage
one campaign on the issue of
State control al prollibition. with
tuition Of new prohibition
aEnendment IS the goal rather
than repeal Of the present one.
The Republicans naturally be.
fieve they can win on this iss,le
The Democrats were startled
many had looked on Roosevelt as
. sure bet" for the 1892 nomi-
nation.
Some Of this group feared his.
wet stand would ALLEVIATE all
Southern support and cost him
the nomination. Other Demo
cratic chieftains hinted sRoose.
yelts stand would only tend to
inlpruye the chances Of Alfred 8.
Smith. This group indicated
that Roosevelt BY coming out wet
tended TO remove some Of the
South's objections to Smith.
The difference in viewpoint
was chiefly on whether the South
would welcome . wet nominee
after 1923 Those who believed
the South would not block nomi-
nation Of q wet-if the platform
were dry-felt Roosevelt had not
injured his chances of nomina.
ton nor improved Smiths posi-
biIities for renominati tion. Others,
viewing the South as determined
to name a dry in 1892, felt Roose-
velt had merely eliminated him.
self. "a.
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
ITALIAN Village
WIPED OUT
BY LAVA
Stromboli Volcano Now Quiet
After Going on a Rampage,
Killing -Four, lnlurinU 80

ROME, Sept. II n.N.s.) Gov.
ernment relief workers admins
tered first aid today to the In
habitants Of stromboli island,
most northern Of the Piparf group
north Of sicily. where the cone
blew off Stromboli Volcano, sew.
eTing down a rain Of hot stones
and pebbles.
A lava flow which bled down
the mountainside wiped out the
little town OF San Bartolo, kill.
ing four persons and injurins 80.
An undetermined number of in
juries occurred also In the neigh.
boring town OF Ginostra. but no
fatalities were recorded.
Italian destroyers carrying food,
q number OF torpedo boats and .
tanker bearing food and terting
supplies responded immediately
to the Islands call for help.
The eruption. preceded by
ominotls rllmblings. shot tons OF
rock, cinder and glowing elnbers
into the air with the explosion Of
a sudden cannonades sending In
habitants sclrrying for shelter. At
the same time q neighbOfing
island trembled under the shock
Of q heavy earthquake.
Stroinboli quieted down after
several hours Of spouting, cloak.
ilg its head In . dense, black
cloud.