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New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
ZEPPELIN's VOICE PRESERVED

Berlin. Aug. 26 tP>-A photograph record of the voice Of the late Count Ferdinand Won Zeppelin the existence of which was unsuspected. has been discovered accidentally among lot of old junk by a local photograph company.
 A primitive wax cylinder of the vintage of 1908, still in good work ing order, is believed to hold the sole record of the famous aeronaut's voice. It reproduces his appeal to the German people" testifying his faith in the type of dirigible airship made for him. after one had been wrecked at Echterdingen.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
REASON FOR SPEED

Killings, Mont. UP) - Carrying one passenger who wished to arrive in St. Paul in time to be married. and another who desired to attend a dance in the same city, Pilot George Hellett of the Manner Air Transport company. was inspired to such efforts that he established a new record for the line between Butte and Billings. He negotiated the 20 0air miles in one hour and Is minutes, or 25 minutes ahead of the regular schedule.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
FERRYNAN BEFORE COTRT

Keene, N. H., Aug. 26 (Pl-A. NJ, Cushing, veteran operator of the Westmoreland-P -Putney Vermont fer ry, on the Connecticut river which foundered last Monday with the loss of four lives, today pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in municipal court. He was held in s1.OO0 bail for the September term of the grand jury.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
Motion Picture Stocks Combine
 To Show Several Mildly Bullish
 Scenes In Today's Stock Market
Professional Traders Given Excuse for Bidding Up Stocks by Optimistic Fox Report.

New York, Aug. 26 LP-The mo- tion picture stocks com bined to show q few mildly bullish scenes in to- days stock market.
 Such coincidence as dismissal of the Warner Bros. reCeivership peti- tlon on the | y of publication of an optimistic report to Fox Film stock holders from the new management. at last provided professional trad CTS with some excuse for bidding up stocks.
 The advance was helped along by extremely conservative buying recommendation issued to clients by statistical organization which has been bearish for some time. The market was sluggish during the early trading, and worked lower under the influence of selling of the agricul- tural implements. oils and coppers. By midday, however, the motion pie ture stocks turned empha tically up- ward, and were soon joined by wide assortment of popular trading favorites.
 Short covering appeared in some volume, The market continued mostly the private affair of profess sional traders, however, as no wida- spread inclination to buy stocks developed.
 Fox Gains Three
 Fox gained more than points, and LoeWs nearly as much. The balance sheet as shown for June g. indicated complete reversal of the crampod financial position shown six months previously. Total assets were carried at about s192,500,0 ,000. a gain of more than 50 per cent from Dec. 31. The company is stiIi faced with the problem of perma- nont financing, however, as it has S55,o00,000 in short term notes com- ing due next spring. Warner Bros. sold up more than ? points, all though dismissal of the Equity suit was only on a technicality. General theaters and Paramount were firm.
 The advance was joined by prac- tically all groups, and individual gains of ? to points were numer- ous, appearing in Air Reduction. Mathieson Alkali. American Tele- phone, North American. Standard Gas, Nanadiun, Byers, Norfolk and Western, New York Central, Dupont, Gillette, Eastman Kodak. and Na- tlonal Biscuit. Such shares as L. s. \ Electric gained more than q point. The utilities displayed more notable strength than of late.
 A conspicuous weak spot in the list ~was International Telephone, which sagged persistently, getting down more than points. The stock has been under considera ble pres sure at various times in recent months, owing to curtailed earnings resulting from world wide depres- sion. Oils were easy,
 As railway earnings reports for July continue 10 appear. the com rarison with recent years shows lit tie change from June. The more favorable reports usually appear first. The department of commerce's automobile production report for July was somewhat less than had been expected. and indicated clearly the extent of the slump in that month. Output was 21l2 pes cent below June and 47la per cent under July. 1929. Call money continued at per cent.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
City Items

The police are investigating a complaint by Julius Cross that a watch and chain valued at s25 were stolen from his room on Lake street.
 Slight damage was caused in the home of Michael P. O'Brien. super intendent of sewers, at 79 Clark street, this afternoon, when a din ner boiled over oh the stove. Go. No. 3 of the fire department an swered still" alarm at 1l:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
Feminine Apartment
 House Opened in Hub

X Boston. Aug. 26 (UP) - A women only" apartment block is the latest addition to Boston's housing facilities.
 No men are admitted as ten ants to the 52 suites of "The Grosslynne" on Hemenway street, Back Bay.
 Landlord Max Gross said he launched his plan on the theory that women liked to be alone, and that the idea was proving popu- lar.
 Male guests may visit tenants, but must leave the building not later than 10:30 D. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
SEEKS PREPARATIONS MONEY

Harrisburg, Pa, Aug. ,6 (UP)- Preparation in the sum of&9,S08 is asked by the Atlantic Refining com- pany of the Pennsylvania, Baltimore X Ohio and Reading railroads for alleged excessive freight rates charged on petroleum and petroleum products over a period of almost three years in a complaint filed with the public service commission today.
 The alleged excessive frates were on shipments from Point Breeze, Philadelphia. to various points in Pennsylvania.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
RUNAWAYs FOUND ON TRAIN

Michael Sedor, Is, of 52 Lawlor street, and Frank Boreguszewski, IS. of 133 Winter street were taken off a passenger train in Manchester last night, having embarked on a blind baggage" journey They gave fictitious names at first but finally admitted that they lived here
 In Manchester court today they admitted that they stole the ride, but they were released with judgment suspended,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
Deaths
John ,ynrOsz

John Jnrosz, 36, died this after noon at his home, 95 Clinton street, two days. He was born in Poland and had lived in this city for Is years, working during that time for Russell & Erwin. He leaves his wife, Antoinette Jnrosz: a son, Stan ley aged 12; two daughters. Jennie, 10, and Helen, 7 and three broth CTS, Stanley of New York, Edward of New Jersey and Peter of Poland.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
FOREIGN EXCHANGES

New York, Aug. 26 tP) Noon Prime Mercantile Paper 53 1-4 per cent.
 Foreign exchange easier: Demand rates (Great Britain in dollars, oth- CTS in cents); Great Britain 4,s6 S-4; France 3.s3 3-S; Italy 5.25 1-2; Ger many 23.S7.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Applications for marriage licenses have been filed by the, following: Raymond W. Siemiatkoski of Terry vile, and Sabina E. Walasewicz of 9s Broad street; Frank Huck of 32S Church street, and Nellie NJ Zablocki of 2S0 High street; David J. Kerr of Cohoes, N. Y. and Lillian Clays of Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
DARROW DENIES DEBATE

Chicago, Aug. 26 CP - Clarence Darrow, Chicago attorney, today de- nied he was to debate Dr. Walter A. Maier, St Louis, on atheism, as an- nounced in New York by the Amer ican Lutheran Publicity Bureau.
 T never issued any challenge of this nature" MT. Darrow said
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
MONEY RATES

New York, Aug. 26 (4D - Call money steady ? per cent all dE
 Time loans easier 30 days 2-2 IA; 60 days 1-4-2 1-2; 90 days 2 1-2- ? 3-4; 4 months ? 3-4-3; 5-6 months per cent
 Prime commercial paper 3-3 1-4,
 Bankers acceptances unchanged.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
Wedding
CREMONESE-CASAJE

Miss Susanne M. Casale of 22 Vivian street, Maple Hill became the bride of Joseph F. Cremonese of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, here Monday Rev. Thomas J. Laden, pastor of the church of St. John officiated. The bride was bora in New York city the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ger ardo Casale. The bridegroom is a native of Italy.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
Molten Metal Causes
 Explosions in Everett

Everett, Mass. Aug. 26 (UP)- The bursting of a 60 ton iron ladle and consequent spilling of it's molten contents caused a ser- les of explosions at the Mystic lr0 Works early today, and ex- citement among residents of the neighborhood
 Four employees had narrow es- ,capes as the hot pig iron spilled on the ground near them. Pas- sengers on a passing elevated train were frightened by the glare and explosions.
 Except for the loss of the ladle, no damage was reported.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
SISTERS HAVE PARTY

A birthday party was held yester- day for Lorraine and Shirley Me Grath at their home, 498 Main street. The little hostesses enter tained IS friends. Refreshments were served and games were played. Lorraine, and Shirley received many gifts.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
Birth Record

A son was born at New Britain General hospital today to Mir, and Mrs. Ellis J. Bardsley of 33 West End avenue.
 A daughter was born at New Brit ain General hospital today to Mir and Mrs Philip Pelletier of 255 West Main street.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
STORM MAR BERMUDA

Hamilton, Bermuda. Aug e6 P- A tropical storm is passing near Der muda today. High winds are prevail ing, preventing the sailing of the steamship Bermuda for New York and the steamship Lady Drake for the West Indies.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
METAL MARKET

New York, August 2G lP-Copper quiet; electrolytic spot and future l. Iron quiet, unchanged. Tin easy; spot and nearby 29.62. Flu ture 29.75. Lead steady spot New York $50; East St. Louis 5.35. Zinc quiet; East St. Louis spot and future 4.90. Anthony 7.75.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
OLDEST WOMAN DIES

Greenwich. Aug. 26 LP - Mrs. Anna Kelly McTavey, reported to be the oldest woman in Greenwich. died last night at the age Of 1o2. Mrs. McTavey, who was married twice, survived both husbands.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
kLINGER-PANKONN

Mrs. Marie Pankonin of 90 Lin wood street and Herman Klnger of Bristol were married by Rev. Mar tin w. Gaudian of St. Johns Luth- eran church here on Saturday. The bride was a widow and the bride groom a widower.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
CLEARING HOUSE

New York, Aug. 26.-(P-Clearing house statement: Exchanges s1,O27,- o0o.Qoo; balances s151,000.00O.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26

Is was reported in financial cir cles today that the Diamond Match Company is considering esta blish- ment of factories abroad and also is expected to announce plans for capitalization within a few weeks. The concerns contract with the Swedish Match Company expires December 3f, 1880 and the latter lcng ago advised the American company of it's desire to terminate the sales contract and sales agree ment. Lower costs of manufactur- ing in Europe are understood to prompt consideration of operation Of plants abroad to manufacture matches 10 be sold here.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
WaH Street Briefs

New York, August 26 CP)-The total sugar melt of Is United States refiners from January to August l7 was S,320,o00 long tons. compar- ed with 3,o60O0O in the corres- pending period last year. Deliveries during the period aggregated 3,10O,- 0oo long tons, compared with 2,S40,- GOO.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26

Mid-Continent Petroleum and the Pure Oil Co.,, are to participate in the gasoline pipe line being con- structed by the Barnsdall Corp. and Continental Oil Co, from Ok lahoma to large cities in the middle west.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26

Here three New Jerey beauties who will as maids of honor Queen Ttania during the annual baby parade Asbury Park J They are Betty Jaggers (upper left of Deal Dorothy Robinson Qower ef of Deal and Olga Schwenk
 CT (right) of Red Bank
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
Finance Companies

Hid Aetna Realty Co ......... 20I kand Mtge X Tltle 10 ...... Underwriters Finance Co, ln1
 Underwriters Finance Co, pfd ..
 Aetna (Fire) Ins Co ..........61i. Automobile Ins Co ,.,......., S7' Hid Fire Ins Co ...,.,.........-3i. : National Fire Ins Co .,...,...6si7 : Phoenix lns Co .......,..,...34i. Rossia Ins Co ..,..,......... 80.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
life, Indemnity and Other Insurance c
 

Aetna Casualty G Surety Co .,. 15O' l1: Aetna Life Ins Co ...r....,.,. g. S Conn Gen Life Ins Co .......... III 14
 Hid Steam Boil Insp & Ins Co.,. 65 6i Lincoln Natl Life lns Co.,,..... s7 2. IIaL CTS Ins Ln 1tI ] IiL
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
THE MARKET AT 2:oo-s;oo P. VI.

Total sales to 2:1o P, mi 2S6,- 50O shares.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
Public Utilities

Conn Elec Service Co ......... Sg g Ionn Power Co ......-....,.,. 6O. $ Greenwich Water & Gas Co. pfd 2 Htd Gas Co .......,-,,..-..,.. 72 : Hid Gas Co, pfd ............... 45 5 Hid Flee Light Co ...,,........ S6I . Holyoke Water Power Co .,.... $50
 s \ E Telephone 70 .,........ l6o Is 5 x Telephone Co rights .... s
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
TREASJ BALANCE Treasury Balance, $1o9,97o,
HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by Eddy Bros 6, Col
 Railroads
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21

career in II, from the standpoint of
public attention. Mr. WhaIcns nam
appeared on the front pages Of the
New York datres more frequently
the past few months than Mayor
Walkers. Any police commissioner
Who can achieve such public atten-
ton in New York naturally must he
regarded as having been quite sue
cess.
1t is curious that he steps from
Office Just after putting INTO effect
one OF The most Widespread of re-
sogms-the regulation Of motor and
pedestrian ,rafnc such as had never
been attempted before. Continuation
o. this program, or it's modification
viii be left to his successor. ana
that means il might be changed.
Mr. Wnajen vas highly active
against the Communists when HI
prevented outbursts on March s, but
on a later occasion permitted things
thas were not allowed upon the first
occasion and all Went off we'll, Llu-
maceIy he sent documents alleging q
Conmuajsuc propaganda 10 Wash
rngron, but these tell through on
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21
rs Years Ago Today

Since the warm weather has get
in. there has been An exodus from
the town home. six Of the inmates
Leaving 10 earn their own living
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21
CLOSING JAM IN
CONGRESS AGAIN
Treaty, Tariff and Veterans Bill
on Must" List

Washington. May q UP)-With
senators and representatives Juggling
a. the leash, ANXIOUS to return home
to fight their primary battles. the
legislative program today became
enveloped in the usual closing jam
Republican Floor Leader Watson
in the senate frankly confessed he
did not know how long he could
hold a quorum. Hence, he said, it
vas possible action on the naval
treaty and other pending legislation
might be put off until the next reg
ular session in December.
Three Marked Must
The tariff, Muscle Shoals and the
Rankin veterans bill are the only
major items marked must" on the
congressional slate. Many senator's
have informed Watson they cannot
remain here after the tariff is final
ly acted upon, probably within the
next week or ten days. He be-
lleyes, therefore. adjournment
should be scheduled June 10 or
June IA.
Watson says his tariff conferees
will whip the bill into final shape
before the end OF this week. He
plans to present it to the senate
So &c within five or six days. Some
democrats are threatening to filibus-
ter and break up. the program
Many minority leaders, however, be-
lieye it would be best to permit the
republicans TO get their bill through,
as they admittedly have the votes
TO pass il.
Veterans Bill Tied Up
The veterans bill is tied up in
the senate finance committee while
the Muscle Shoals bill has passed
the senate and now is pending in
the house. Groups OF senators are
vitality interested in both these bills
and would seek to prevent congress
from adjourning unless they are
acted upon. but these senators
would be helpless if quorum
walked out
President Hoover also would be
displeased exceedingly il the treaty
is put off until December, his con-
gressional friends say. He too
would be impotent to keep congress
in session in the face OF the exist
ing situation.
How the ISSUES will be determined
rests with a majority OF the senate.
but Watson expects nothing dehnit.
will be done until the tariff bill IL
passed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21
MAYOR QUIGLEY GOES
INTO ACTION


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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21

New York, May 91.-What might
have been the most disastrous sea-
son in the history Of the fashion,
able drcssmahing establishments
was averted by a freakish quirk.
And instead of possible bankruptcy.
they enjoyed one of the most profit
able seasons in ten years.
The lenSthening OF Milady's skirts
was the fortuitous circumstance that
brought the amazing puff of pros
perity. Ladies who follow the STYLES
suddenly discovered their entire
Wardrobes were outmodcd. Short
hens precluded the possibility Of
lowering skirts on hand,
Thus women had to be complete
ly re-outfitted or step out Of the
parade. The designer who brought
about the quick change. but save in
the trade did not receive credit
therefor. was Louise Boulangcr, Of
Paris. Her Introduction of the idea
was acclaimed with hoot,
But the uneXplainablc happened.
Holdouts began 10 fall into line.
Only one Partisan drcssmaker re-
fused stuhbornly to comply with
the new dictunl. As a result, the
American customers Of that salon
found themselves in Palm Beach
for the season as out OF date as the
puff sleeve.
Never were thfe rnerclJria1 yae1-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21
Dissertations
On The Weather

Washington. May c1,--Torccast
for southern New England. Fair
tonight and Thursday; moderate
southcrly winds.
Forecast for Eastern Now York:
Fair and warmer in south and most
Iy cloudy and warmer in north por-
ton tonight and Thursday; moder-
ate TO fresh west backing TO south
west or south winds.
Forecast for New Haven and
vicinity. Fair tonight and Thurs
day.
Conditions: A strong area Of high
pressure covers the eastern portions
Of the country. A low pressure
system OF wide extont covers the
Plains states and Rocky Mountain
region.
This pressure distribution is caus-
ing fresh southwest winds and
rapidly rising temperature from the
Appalachians westward to the
Rockies. High pressure covers the
Pacific coast. A few scattered
showers were reported
Snow is falling in Alberta.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
fair weather with rising tempera-
ture.
Temperatures yesterday:
High Low
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21
What Congress Is
Doing
Wednesday

Senate
pnc4,no.e debate on C'ouzens rail
road consolidation hill.
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oTelgh relations ana naval coil .
millees cohslder Lohdo'l treaty
Rouse go,
CONSIDERS hlscelisneous oli4s ap-
proved W the 1olelsh affairs COIL
mittee'
Naval committee col''lHues near
i}sS on iocatloi VI proposeo VEST
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21
MAY ASK FOR SCHOOL

Hartford, May q - At a special
meeting today the board of educa-
ton is expected TO request an ap-
preparation of 100000 to $500
600 for a fourth high school for the
city TO be located on New Britain
avenue near Zion street. If the voters
approve the project the school can
be ready for occupancy by Septcm-
Der 1882. its is said.
Immediate building OF the school
has been suggested because the over
cro1dlng at present is acute,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21
WATER IN NEW CULNERT

The Willow Brook food relief pro-
gram will be completed about June
1, when the sluice gates in the
American Hardware Corporation
dam will be put in service, City En-
gineer P. A. Merriam announced to-
day. The stream was turned into the
culvert yesterday and henceforth
will flow under the sidewalk on Mon
roe street. -.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21

ANY sOIteT can learn 10 ADDRESS
the ball. but the art of cajolery is
born in genius Who gets results
by addressing the bones.
Whether it viii be seashore or
mountains depends on dads pocn-
ethooh and daughters shape.
Lincoln's theory that Heaven
loves the common people else they
wouldn't be SO numerous sounds all
right until YOU think Of bootlesgers.
A woman isn't so foolish. She
may spend SIS for a 76-cent hat,
but she doesn't pay a quarter every
day TO get it back.
Another reason why Prohibition
can't be enforced in some places g
that office holders look forward to
second term.
brisbane says there are very few
atheists in the penitcntary. It IL
equally true that very few Hebrew
policemen accept brides.
No wonder New York has so
much money. Any good engrayer
can make money in 3 district
where Federal laws don't apply,
Amcr]canism; Buying expensive
reference books on the installment
rjan; guessing at The meaning of d
word because Eou are TOO lazy to
look It Up,
4 hick town is a place where
Eijls widow insists on a swell tu-
neral because those stuck-up Smiths
lad one when Henry died.
You've seen these soft drink cool
ers that push out 4 cold bottle
Rhen another is pushed in? The
Government paroles 5 day in
the same manner.
Dry rot: The decay OF wood
caused by fungi Also a type Of
propaganda very offensive to
liquor heads.
The housewife walks from ; 20 8
miles 4 day but what OF it She
doesn't have 20 Yell fore" at inter-
Nals.
We know nov Why he is called
The "odd-job man That's the kind
o. JOB he made OF trimming our
hedge.
The only thing YOU can say about
the situation in India is that it my
furnish a JOB for Englands uneln-
ployed.
Gandhi should know better than
10 turn 10 salt as A means OF in
ring freedom Look how it work ID
in the case Of Lots wife.
Her extended hand broke nis
resolution" SAYS novelist. And
his bumper. 100, unless he guessed
Wha. she meant by it.
Correct this sentence: Environ
menr does It, said the critic. ana
modern Kids would be Just as they
are i their parents we're the 1850
kind
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