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New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
TEMPERANCE EDUCATION

When George ". WteHarsa-a.. chairman ae rr7=ae9- Hoovs~.s Ia@ enforcement r7mm5z@o-. made his =rz-c1 .- o--oo-~-..1 v.z vide .- ---er--aeai D mean h. te&ora1 r.71.cl-1r.o- O. the dry .-w#--e agz:7 sss-4rd75 The a-yz. T aas no, --= s.-z- 5coa=.0a. T. wi. aa r-Me.n- se-a4 there ware a few paragraphs n .aa prs.@rs~@ report oz -ae con- mission .aa- January which had d similar effect. a.t1ough there was 10 certain knowledge whether |r W.caerza4m wrote the o@o1llas aa~a~r4aaa When .ir W.o@ersazsa -zca1 his Boston a.5.sar=. ho7e-.r. .oera VAS @o possibility Of toaa. A@a vna, h. sa.5. in part. was mora D t&a 1o.o- '..a1 za- paragraphs .1 ,E= -omr..z-.5..z r1ros' Of January.
 M-. Wlea-~saam.z admiration for British -ara-srare= ~5.-.-.oa md IS .--@aro-z s=sa, .a .aa Welsh r.a1e .ag.o@a -4tsas.lE leads to ->s az- --m2.oa Ha ooa.t ike 70 s.s rora ~4aa el4.a-or-I =@or.s naea n -r-s country.
 Ucfcra ta- ooa.- aXper.ma7. s.sr--  sa such r4aa..oa vas rro-7s1aa@ rapt4.y in this country \ larse par. had become dry and though rae a.aas and more populated areas sa- mai-a1 wet generally there were 75=az that o44eauo1 on the v4.4s or tamrcran~a was making hea1nay here also. h addition. ".doan1o4d social changes were jus, around tie corner. # tz now widely .oa..as1. for instance. that ~roe shops would have q hard time comrc..a- with moving picture shows and aa-omobllas <or tHa spare cash of the arora=- o.tt-
 D. this as ]. may there gan l.. 10 question ina, if temperance ard roaraty .s 10 he ach.rvc3, # canao. b4 6or4 o@actaa,y by force
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

and f 1t continues it's present rate Of population increase will pass it within another decade.
 For Detroit is the fourth city its position being disputed only by Los Angeles. which as the Film Capital has shown an unprecedented growth for municipalities. Of course. Los Angeles has the cards arranged to make a huge census showing as easy as possible. covering a terrain ap- nroMma-oly as large as a county
 The percentage increase of De- trolt the ras, ten years has been 5-4. th3r Of Los Angeles 118.59. That o1 course means that Los Angeles has more than doubled its population within ton years.
 Yet ve well remember abou. q dozen years ago. meeting a man n a Pullman v1o had come from Los Angeles and who announced to everyone within hear.n. in the smoka-a.ls5 compartment ths- Los Angeles vas perfectly dsad."
 There has always been T neat population race between s,. louis. Boston and Baltimore. All three o. these cities were knocked ro.d rv C.ess.4rs. however. nho passed them The race remains. however. and # appears that none ot them have done anything spectacular the past taa years Boston IS n a more unfortunate position than is rivals. heinz confined within ar area tha. ii esooo- expand on account o3 the gn- willingness Of surrounding towns. all well popula-sd. 10 give ID their separate :6auu7s. f Boston could in- c.u1e these ctu=s and towns ,, would pass both De-ro., and los Angeles. and possibly also Fal.ale.7n.a. -h9 Quaker City, hr inc way. has show 2 1.=5p p0o.ou1S .a.rease n he cea- s.e ard a raacsek is under way. According 10 t@a soumerators # had aa increase from 3 1920 reputation Of ] S-..--a -9 o-.v -a4@.--2. Per hars the t-1. ta1t the numerals
 --1" 4rae@: .a -@a enumeration for ao'h ee-7laz has made tha r.-zeary susp.c-o@e' No'h.ag like that has
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
Observations Or The Weather

Washington. June 12-Forecast for Southern New England. Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; warmer Friday, moderate southeast and sou-herly winds.
 Forecast for Eastern New York; Cloudy tonight and Friday, possibly showers Friday, not much change in ttmreran,re; moderate east and southeast winds.
 Forecast for New Haven and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday.
 Conditions. HIah pressure covers inc Atlantic coast from Maine 10 Florida. An area of low pressure of considerable intensity is central over Manitoba. with q trough ex- tending southWarl 10 Arizona.
 Rains We're general III the Cana dian Northwest and North Dakota and 8 few light showers were re- ported from the central Mississippi valley and the new England coast. Temperatures are higher in the northeastern d5atrlc, but are falling lu the northwest.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity partly cloudy weather and not much change in temperature.
 Tnre~1 1--at t51rrz ,re+--da,..
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

has been painted, The ad contained comparative crime statistics Of large cities and in these Chicago took on q look Of cozy sweetness.
 Now the Tribune IS running no more page ads about the saInutness Of Ch.cago. The assassination Of Al fred L,nzla. is star police reporter, because he knew too much about the underworld. may well prove 10 be the turn in the road and cause Chi ago 10 bear down upon ths criminal clement Ia earnest
 The Tribune says war is declared -mea1lag 1T is in the front o5 the a~1z Mae There Will be casualties. but lt doesn't vince The chiet of police. hea4.as under a whirlpool Of criticism. says that !: he lays hands upon rh= assassin there VII be no need o: judge and Jury l. looks like business al. around
 There vas a time no, long distant o hen the zaog<rers killed only thelt 7@2 h.11. Tho Killing Of t1e reporter .= ro.ce t1ar ga1ssters also Kill o.1s~ -ar.-a1=. The sitgauo@ .s to-o-- sraa-=. Le- -1er= h= a war n Ch.- -azo and I4. th4 forces Of 4eee1cH ar- usac4 go t@.o !. 0.rh the ds,=r- n:1z,loa 10 make ! comr.e.e c.aaa- 4n oe he co7ardly assortment os hama. .-as-z who tr1-ulr --= -,rv.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
nINOTNCf>G POLITICS

l-zs Po."--. corrro. and moro H3s.@ess st1'aaa.anzh5u is 1eatel. according 70 John c Lonsda.e. 7-e@- dent Q. t.a American Bankers. Asso- -.a.loo.
 This is not 8 new .Hou2nt h.. II, E ao- expressed ssE..ant3y often 70 --.1 wide currency
 We aear much about more haa- 77es methods 52 government" ls. after a!- ..at IS @=re,r a rhra.y "aa- " uzua..y g.. is mora politics n e9~s-Me~.
 Ia-s.--allv "-. Lored-- took z "a4es a- .aa now -arsce aalae put through .as Washington mil H.. ..o9ga- .-a a.. .s paced and sign 1# eo-.l .aae. arta.oraa'E upon ..=7 -~aae ana 5a-5aasa t"= cost os .u.a-
 l.. e...sar.v talks asa banker and ~...z=ar.." az B man oe intelligence. F. .oo~s f..'y -.a- -ae na..o. -e-- no. H2va ifs eao1oms-- r.s and ~at 7. -.e-
 n o-o.r ao-.r a- -a:as.s -ne tariff ,. 1az=ad will mean higher rra-z for averE.h.ne to1eae5 in t-s  .....:ar.5sz z-erla..e. Some people. h. tad.ra..z vii Heaes, ba- .ae m-.o-.-- ~au aa" the higher g@.os CT to w.,ao4- -5s =eo-z r e7oa=. Of tas" .aede 10 do ~..aoet tro l.ra=- rr..-1 gods -5a ... wi. ..- .ra -e-.s- .zaa ael2 'a...-
 La- .a#- a.ar.aa D aa The hank ing #a, os .~c..ae a, rho z-.a-..oa !. isn't .aa ..s~19.9t 0. those wao e.uec- 10 7a.1 zomatni@g or other Mr. Lo-s-a-e- ne fear is in the m1or". B ~-@aa~ os tAe business
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
HOLDING DOWN ENPrN,L-,

Edward F. Hal state finance rsu- lscer, let fly some.h.r= e s- opinion when he remarked that ,, agaa-raG 10 him 'quastonaa.a 1oacy" 10 let me Hartford co44-y z4peuor ~os~ nave 34o.ee0 from The s.a.s aa.- cjency fund in order to lat ta. court meet It's expenses wal@a latortu- Ha.ely oyerlapped is oadgat 0: 51475oo TOT the fiscal year.
 One of the causes for the coae..s s failure to Keep within is badge. # ls said, was the expense Of the grand jury session; and ,ats the chairman of the Board Of Fi1anc, and Control called a fishing ex- petition"
 Mir. Hall evidently doesn't think
 fishing expeditions" are worth the money they cost. t would be inter- esting 10 know whether this s the opinion of the state political or=sn- ization Of which Mr. Hall is d dis tinguished member.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
Seagraye Dccs 1O0 Niles
 An Hour in M0t0r50at

N.Adarmfro. Eng. June i- tLP@ One hundred miles au hour, once an undreamed of record for an au- tomobIle a hitherto unreauzod speed for motor boa, vas yeste-- day claimed to have been be.tered by Sir Henry Segrave. British racing enthusiast.
 Sir Henry, who holds the worlds records for an automobile at 23I.36 miles per hour, today said that he drove his Miss England IT. cna!- lcnger for the title held by Gar Wood Of Detroit, at a rate of 1G9.f miles per hour over emasured mile on Lake WIndernlere Tuesday
 Sir Henry said that the speed had been carefully verified and that T am now confident that Miss England will do 12o miles rer hour with full throttle"
 Iar Woods record Is 2G.3 miles per hour.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
25 Fears Ago Today

The revision of the New Butaln charter came before the senate yes .ar,av ard was tahlad
 The -o"a authorities have found t.l, horses re much more valuable or ~c:-- on the roads than cst.la. Cattle ha~o been a.ea in former T1ag7 aa+ horses a.. doing the work
 .I-ser Basze.. s.-anded t.e con- voa..3a Of tae Mayors. 2esoo.auou in E"d-eporr today. lie was elected y.aslG1--.
 Principal A.srs octae Elsa seaoo. has re,arra- -o@a after making 8 1aarra fo. taaaaa.5 10 s4rplant the .a-=e -1wlrr wHo hove resigned
 Ny Ts.ea. Eu-y" $ 10 be shown ac inc "Mra Oa. ta~acer Friday 1 s4aral concert VIII 5e held sun -aE afternoon and etonI-1
 The r.p.lz os .aa Model sraoo. ".a hold a song tsc..a. tomcroo" 4-tr.aoor.
 A. a ree.-g os Tho r. Y C. 4 held .a~. s.ar.--. plans .e.. mate for --a H-sooa4. aoas1a
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
ErRAL ToMN, AND RoADs


 Tie ro--a0"-a- Rural Road Iao- ra7.-m.a- Assertion IS out 10 =ot '.. .1.r.:r -.--s .uurored-or more oc -a.@ tr.@ las been t1e ..a- IF 70 -ae r-ss.@+ two. All men ...--==.-. la a.-.,- -~1rs ao@a-.oa ana boost .r= for .ae plan, so is d. acs. e-arvaoar s.a- ~&era .s s-a.se- J.. 2 -.H .a -aa s-.-a vao dos "0' . a-.s -aa- a"a.g Ht-@w1v in il, .o..a ra sm5o.a and r.ea.
 ~a. A.-rea.oa has task cat cut sor F. 1rrarer. In v.-w of fhe -t-4.ad r.-.=ra1a- of the government oe Inc s.-.e os c9uoec.io4. against Io.ng m... a.o.. .ae highways than .on@-a."r= e-.a ad1lsIoaal mileage a= -ooag .. h.al makes possible.
 !, is ro- worth 2as.a or'1er. 10 .A.a. Of making aaaaway through 'sa .-@....-ra. That body .z as vu@@ .s -asaasy 10 provide good aa~5-z--a.-4 ro4a-." and indeed nas .s.. .o..z-l' 2 r.en..u1e O. them .-- .Aa -.a.a highway department 10 work oa ~a4 Legislature, how r..~. .o. a. furnish appropriations wnb "z "aa-aor,zlaz." and 4oesn ' .=aaa a5aaz for the reads it is 1.Il- Ing 70 e-e .m7-ove1-oa paper.
 In some respects ta.s is a queer a.4-.oa. J. as known 10 everyone ina, The rural towns are extraor3l- a.s.I~ w.. represented in the Le5.s- l4t9ra: that inc small towns control #: and .aaze will benet. greatly rom an enlarged program Of rural road improvements. But it is not the city renr nrasen.atives who block q change rom the pay as you go policy; # .s the country representa- lives who obediently do as the state organization leaders suggest They want no departure from this policy because it sorvea as 2 first rate cam- ra.9n slogan.
 A a'cgan such as Get the rural sections of Connecticut out Of the
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
BIC CITY POpILiTIoNe

-aa population race has no" en- -ered the realm Of the big Inasuas. And mos. interesting Of the rI-y races has been tha. between De rroit and Los Angeles.
 As everyone knows. the Motor Capital has made spectacular ad- vances since inc turn Of the century. when is population was "onIy" 2847o4 Detroit is one of the ollas, cities Ia the Middle West, if one counts the time when it was the site Of 3 fort during the days when inc Republic was forming up 10 the urn ot the century and for d de -ade later it used to be a rival ln ropulation Of Milwaukee; Now it Is lose upon the heels of PhladelphIa,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
:O.O.McInfyre

section is q rendezvous. New York most successful play this season has an alI-colored cast, and the b!ack-and-tan cafes have enjoyed their greatest prosperity the past w.nter-thus Harlem's Rialto is rubb!ing with high spirits.
 A favOrite stopper, by the way, Of the Harlem cabarets IS q brown skin girl named Pepper Snowfall.
 If you don't thlnk husbands, postcards Mrs. H. Seattle. are general nuisance, just ask your Wife"
 What a coincIdence, This is No Talking to Husbands Day in the family. And all did was leave my spoon in the coffee cup at q dinner last night.
 Copyright. 1880, Mcknight
 Syndicate, 1nc)
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
TRADE SCHOOL BOYS
 0N ANNUAL OUTING
Enjoy Program Of Sports and
 Dinner at SaVin Rock

The New Britain State Trade School Athletic association held It's eighth annual outing at Savln Rock vesterday Three special trolley cars left the center at 7:45 a. m. taking 300 students and instructors away from the usual days worries. A new feature of the outing this year was q baseball game between the in- structors and boys. The final score was 15-13 with both sides claiming the long end. Some of the outstand- ing features of the game were near catch by Sanderson in left field. Bradley's fine stop at first base in the first inning. q home run by Grif- fin and q two base hit by Adams. scoring three runs. Umpire Pack ards decisions were often question: cd but they stood.
 Gelormlno. pitching for the stu dents, held the instructors to a few scattered hits for the first four ln- nings. but in the fifth frame he went haywlre and was hit freely from then on. On the new Florida golf course Bradley ana PdCkaFQ Qcledt- ed Curran and Adams one up, while Friend smothered Griffin in 3 two- some
 Al 1 o'clock the entire group as- sembled n the Beacon restaurant for dinner and then scattered 10 try out the various amusements and con- sessions.
 At o'clock the special trolleys left for New Britain arriving home at about 7:45.
 The annual outing Of the Trade school has become the event of the year that the apprentices always look forward to The athletic asso- ciaton pays the greater part Of tho expense. making Ii possible for every nov he school n attend
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

mud" would do equally well; but # would be an expensive slogan if car ried out.
 There IS some hope, however, for 9 better day when one reads of men high in the councils of the RepubH- can party Of the state being inter ested in the rural road improve ment campaign. They should be able to show some influence when the next Legislature meets If they do not then present activity will have gone for nausht.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
Former Reform school
 Head Stays in Mcriden

IaT-cen June ' - IdWarl & BoE I rho retired 4- --a7r.r'enLent c. inc C0naact.cat S'4ta school for Bo"z early Inst month as fhe afrer- marh of an invas..gat-on made .n.o conditions at the .1s-.ruton. bI, who has conr.nIo9 10 reside n inc clrnrlnrendeur's quarters at the eracol has leased II Y. Fa1tlnss house a. G4 Gr.s"old street and will nuke his home there after July l.
 ,r@ Boyd sad that he planned 10 rcst for at least SIX mo1ths in order 70 regain his health
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
Lightning Kills Fall
 River Man in France

Crenoble, France. June 12.-CUP) -Llghtning killed r. Brick Jackson. q. Of Fall River, Mass yesterday when a bolt struck a bus in whi-h he was riding near Nlzl.le. about iG miles from Grenoble
 Jackson arrived at Grenoble re- gently 10 study electricity
 Julien La Houste a Belgian, also died in the accident and several were injured.
 The lightning cut the au.obus. operated by the Parls-Irons-MedI- terTanean railway in half.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

grocery business lists all ot the usua! causes except kin folks.
 Hell hath no fury like that ot q million dollar crock when he dis covers that one Of his tvo-hy-tour h.raungs isn't honest.
 r might he vor=e. People haven r yet asked for a congressional arpro- pr,auon 10 pay their taxes.
 Can vou remember when the grad uates parents hoastod about his dl- n3ona instead ot his big league con- tracre
 Perhaps old timers were more afraId of hell because they weren't so accustomed 70 i+
 Natures intentions when she de veloped the kangaroo would he easter .2 understand # the old ones could aonk 10 train thelr young
 r took a lo- more than wet-eyed repentance to square the others who tried 10 get rich in Wall street.
 Nov they're WhlsperlnE that Mus solrI E crazy Y does seem odd that he hasn't yet written any msmoirs
 n the c.4 days 3 ruler lived in droad Of crcn2jes 4 president d0uhtlozz toe.s that way about some ot his friends
 Aroarlcarisu Feeling outraged because tre ta~1ed common people have th4 .a.gsGeocs 70 think they ran ,aka drink just because Tou ,led.e7l men sa" modern life has increased craz.nesz toa-told. but how l5 they rau which "ar which hack .n vl-ch-bu-rIaz days?
 ', taEes l0- cs money 10 run q na@ra5rr. Ton saa. great and good uao who handle -ho funds some- s...as have personal debts 10 pay.
 No wonder a Wet Pointer prefers .a.-- 2 coach. IT '1a army f would .r leare before h. could as- back in safe place and say: "Stc em"
 Es' s,or.v friend haste makes waist.
 That eronouisr who says mo5erns have learned how 10 dispose oe all Ev-proCucts never lived .1 the plug tobacco talt.
 Thc radio is a wonderful advertis- ing medium l. took ham and eggs Gvr gcr".atlors to cooqae~ America, and look a' Amos an Acly.
 Ia~r.r= from a plane probably doesn't give ycu new feeling If Eoa'E5 a~sr made 'araater1g a.uts and had .t called. No7 ze..n'5s.s say the desire 70 paint pictures is the normal minds nearest a approach 10 lraanlty And Ha tro.@a' all the time those te,- lows f.z- needed glasses.
 Correct tal7 sentence: "Dont dis t.r. y0-rse.f' said The husband ag h. lad down his book. | enjoy an- z-er.o- t1c rlcae.'
 lcorEr.-at 1z@1. Publishers
 Syrd.tate1.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

Among v4rlo4z s9rog improve nerts noted are t1z lzv.oE +o7n o. improved sidewalks 4.oo= streets which Heretofore tara .ea- 1e-l- c.e1- in ta.s razaa--. s--h improve ms1ts have been 1-mero.e during the pasc lew years 0roaa-." due to zr awakened -aa-.-z-on ---t ..'.-a-s are e1.t.a5 TO 0a-a n az o,4-a con- tort a= ta4v experience when r.---g o1 tires
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
G.r.r- [.--.'-CLs -

G.s.1S -.--.-01s r-o.es when ar- plying for the use of tennis -o-r'= .o the parks ts a new racaa. 1l- is likely 10 have 2 short life. Ho@es'@ continues 70 a7 ta@ best Do-.v I1-.. zt Ie4sr. 5s the opinion os ra4 park board. T. may never be 15ceszarE 10 demand photographs Of ta0@,s 1oa-. applicants. nor take tne.. finger prints, hut he ra-a commission. having been imposed Lron. ts .o no mood for further riflng Those ~1o have waited ,n van for turns 4ro" ths co4r,s vi.. sy1,ra-a.ze win 'as hoard.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
Member Audit Bureau 0. Circulation

The A. 5. Y. s nau7a8. g-s.z-z4-.a1 p1lca f-ru.sHs 1eRspaPe-s and zlNer- I sers with a strictly honest ana.Ysss Of clrculston- Our clrcU.ata1 gausrcs ale "a sed upon r1!s audit This '7su-ss rro- tzct.oa asz asc fraud .2 newspaper -s- ,ri0utlou figures 10 both national ana s9ca. advert seTs
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

II IS getting har5or -o ind park 1oz space 6o"-.17- arar- -zar. Now me traffic 1eu4r---e-- t-s -.r- tailed parking along Wes, 2Lala street from High 70 -edar s,ce-- which Is opposite .aa para e@.czI-a.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
THE WAR IN CHICAGO

r was the Chicago Tribune which recently advertised the fact thar Chj- cago Is not as criminal spot as It
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

Tne Eera.t 's cE sle tz7 n New York at Eo,sLnEs NevsStan1. Times So o4sre, schultzs Nevsstspd. Entrance Grand Ce1t-a. t2nd Street
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
Member of The Associated Press

The Assoc.atso Press ts s@e--s.vely an titled to the gse for republication c! g. ne4s credited to !, o- not oths-r se cred.-e- Ia rl.s pafsr anu a.so loea. news .l1.sEsc therein.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
JEWEL CHARGE REDUCED

New York, June Il LP}-A charge Of criminally receiving half million dollars in stolen jewelry, filed against Robert Nelson. race track follower. today was reduced 10 one Of crlm- inal receipt of q $33 bracelet. His $25,o0o bail was lowered 10 &10,00b.
 The bracelet, identified as having been among ZCo.9oo worth Of jew elry stolen from q trunk at a rail- way station at Columbia, Ohio. in January. 1929. is the only piece idcn- tlfed cs stolen out Of $5Oo, ,600 worth seized when Nelson was arrested sev- eral weeks ago.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
That looks to Us that he t.l

That looks 10 Us taat he judge ~as unG4ly alarmed The haalth de- par,meor. aoa.yz.o- is @=.r.s showed that ne dea-h rate was lower than a, any time for s.@ years
 When e.zc-sssag -as decreased birth r4,e # is well not 10 overlook me decreased death ca,a Fewer Peo- pie are born per ..r1 population EowadaEs. hut more rana.- live.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

The o1!y profitable advs-tEslls ne6.1U T the City. Circulation books and press room always open <o advertisers
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

New York. June IA grca- city such as New York provides many unusual ways - spare m" hlushes,-of keeping the lupus from the Intel
 One firm. for instance. has the window washing concession ln q sl<yscraper arel downtown. and is said 10 net a profit Of }I5o.a01 year.
 Furnishing rrogramz 10 theatars free has lttted a gentleman to the r?ultl-mnIIonalre ranks. And f 1z Broadway history that the SUz=Elnd probably Is-the small town boy began as hat checkers at the Ho- Astor and male a huge fortune by gaining control of the hotel anI cafe hat checking concessions.
 There Is q man who has the monopoly on the purchase Of empty bottles in hotels and restaurants Of importance And what was -- and probably isdthe small town hoys method or earning enorEh money 10 see the circus has become an orormous husinoss.
 The gross turnover in empty hOt- ! t.as in New York is quarter Of 2 million dollars Down town an rn- tarprlsinc shoe shiner acquired rho hcotblaoking privileges m a number . Of crowded oG~a huldires He he came a sort Of pajrona with an amy CT industrious sinners dong 'na ethow work.
 Tho Big ShIre. in smalt clothes, makes the rounds in hls car at intervals 10 sae that things are run ming smoothly, and z@en4ted 70 enjoy m income of 5-5.|.H year. l 4 country boy who coucalvad the .laa of stands for out-of-.cnn daily . n.#znarars Is Giso anaziEEly pros . porous.
 ] Recently a d'zcharze1 hotel valet opened un valet service for hacl- r.ors For $1a a work he and his asslz'arrs attend to a customers . nr. ing wanr= Button are feztoraI. slo.s ara ehIn-I. zo% lnerdaa anJ SO On. He aIraadE has more thu l,h.@ cus' 3uars.
 These are only a taw instances where specialization in an a1e Of srerali23'lou brought home the tacoa. 4 ersa, industrial thinker recently observed. "Ercrv job. no mater how humble. is an avenue Of -raceas If the holder u-e= hlz head B. ven as his hands Sounds Hor1- t.o Alc=rieh-ast # ha. .aan rrov.r Thoass-as. loo. ln New York live solely lr wits No ether cIr- offers such grand opportunities for the c. H.nrv type Of gentle 0ra"er. Tapac Do..a~ Jo.. a coan1.uoa o@rar- of tr1 .e-'= ou-=rvad. "GGya me a zs.. H8. and ao,1-hea1ad cane and I'll live .a E-rr York haoGacmeE a-I .nl-.Ir5tefE without york; T.e idea clicks today hv saa@i.uunE .n1.z and monoa,e.
 \ m.s.~aI a.rarGoa. 'Ea<onho~o t.1ehlar by mall doo5 not improve '.a a@eomtoa Of the a-u1.a-'
 Ba. Will l- hasten tt1 4 Grand Central station Officer -..ls me ar lzas, 21 people are coa- 7.a,e.y los, la -te terminal every day and have to h= i'd -7 e@t.=. Sow and then some narr.ad soul be- rcM=5 uy5c=9.-el and has t5 be .-l habhliu- t3 'he emerrenCr hos otal for arIa'lve.
 4 dinner honorln@ John N-- G,a" a+ which Grover W.alaa ~as .oas.maa'er a red traffic lszh, WIS Flashed when speakers spoke aaEo-I he allotted r.me.
 A strip of Loao& are@ao 5= nov he Harlem Eiauo T7rtorMers rom inc E.aeE Ba.t's c2aara.s aa3 ao down town aolored shows =1tha. here 10 promenade sH.- 2e Tho" 1o
 IF Times Square. < le-f" traa ia roa
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
New Britain Herald
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

i Grand Central station Officer Us me aE least 21 people are con- 7.are.v Iose la -Ee terminal every, day and have t9 he i'd -3 e%t=. Sow and then some rarr.ad soaI be- cc"5z HEstzc.-el and has 10 he .7l habalirc to 'ha emergency hos o.al for acla'4ve.