Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1929, Page 29

SOUNDER BANKING >~ 57 Qs Vot ot - URGED AT SESSIN Wublic Confidence Needed to. ' Prevent Experimenting, | Says New Yorker. | { | By the Associated Press. | SPOKANE, Wash., June 21.—Bankers | of the United States were advised in AR address here yesterday by Frank W. Sthmonds of New York, department | ager of the American Bankers', fation, to make their institutions #Bsolutely sound and worthy of public nce “before the public is tempted debauch itself in experimenting with | :-En;onxs political banking innova- monds, addressing the Washing- State Bankers' Association, said: ly we are hearing in several Sfates considerable discussion of States- sponsored co-operative banks, to be operated solely in the interest of bor- rowers; of various national-State guar- aftee schemes with all their hollow. mocking speciousness, .and ' of S owned and operated central bank ‘The speaker declared it behooved the banking leadership of every community to take concerted action . toward strengthening the, entire banking struc- ture “so that all banks are sound, solvent and worthy of public confi- dence.” He advocated the weeding out of the “unfit banker” in favor of men who operate. on a strictly sclentific basis, $200,000 SUIT FILED | BY WIFE OF SCULPTOR 'Mrs. Adele D. Lauth, tion and Divorce Actions. By the Associated Press. Millionaire will be Banned by New York Supreme Court| IN FRUIT FLY FIGHTE By the Associated Press. f NEW_ YORK, June 21.—Robert Bosch, inventor of magnetos, yesterday | was enjolned from using his name in the manufacturé and sale of electrical automobile equipment in this countr. in an opinion handed down by Supreme Court Justice Grain. The exclusive use of the words “Bosch” and “Robert Bosch” in the sale of magnetos in America ed to the American Bosch s grant- Magneto Corporation, the plaintiff in the acticn. FARM BY-PRODUCTS | PLEA MADE BY HYDE Secretary Says Co-operative Organ- izations Should Take Active Interest in Research. By the Associated Press. Holding that the by-products of the farm are “as much the business of the farmer as are the main products,” Sec- retary Hyde belleves that farmers' co- operative organizations should and will take an active interest in agricultural by-products research. In an article prepared for the Na- tional Republic Magazine, the Secre- tary enumerated profitable examples or by-product research and expressed a belief that the farmers’ co-operative organization must and will take an active and diligent interest in the com- mercial and industrial utilization of the by-products of the farm. “The by-products,” he said, “are as much the business of the farmer as are the main_ products. and the co- operative should carry the by-product as far along the road to consumption as practicable, to insure that a fair share of the profits from the utilization flected directly back to the Art Patron, Named in Aliena- i_‘ | LOS8 ANGELES, June 21—Mrs. Mary | Welss has filed suit for $200,000 dam- against Adele D, Lauth, millionaire 'music and art patron, charging alien- ation of the affections of her husband, John Weiss, artist and sculptor. Mrs. Weiss also filed a suit for di- vorce, naming Mrs. Lauth, who is the ||| daughter of a pioneer Los Angeles fam- , 88 corespondent, Mrs. Weles' com- t stated she married the sculptor in New York February 2, 1907. TALKIES TEACH ENGLISH. Japanese Schools Use American Films to Conduct Language Classes. | NEW YORK, June 21 (#).—Ameri- can talkies are’ being used ‘in Japan to teach school children how to speak bert Goodman fll' ‘Tokio, Far Eest manager for Fox PFilms, said at the company’s Twenty-sixth Annual Sales Convention yesterday that he had dif- ficulty in supplying the ‘demand for talking mews reels and feature pictures for use in the Japanese schools. - | English is a compulsory subject in the | schools of Japan, he said. 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