New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1919, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN L!]NHI]NERS OPPOSED T0 TALL BUILDINGS Conditions However, May Make Them a Necessity London, Nov. of whéther ion Ky of the 14.—The old ques London 'is to have serapers is being revived becausce the high price of property in business section and the lack of in office buildings. The government buildings in White- hall are four stories high, but it has heen found n ary Lo add a story to the war office to fpeet the demands the department. One well known architect in touch with the govern- ment's plans expressed the opinion that unless the new and the old ministries were content to do their work outside of the area devoted to governmentul activities skyscrapers were inevitable in Whitehall. Generally speaking, however, don like tall buildings I’ercy Tubbs, president of the Society of Architcets, declared that if the skyscraper was to come it would e to widen the n London not scarce it in New York, which is an island,” he said. “I think the traffic problem will not become so b wieldly that we shall be afraid to London expand. any further ml(\\'zu:l and we will be compelled to expand it upwards. Personally, I always feel that where skyscrapers abound {he man in the street moves in the bottom of a well. Ame M architects who are her crecting a huge department store have repeatedly asked for permission to ex- tend the main building -high enbug 10 accommodate not only the pr business of the concern but vide for the future, and with no encouragement whatever GERMANY MUST: BUY AMERICAN COTTO space Lon- does not past necessiry streets. But space S0 s is to Appalled At Prices But Textile perts Express Opinion That it Must Be Purchased At Any Cost Berlin, Nov. 20.—American colton must be bought by Germuns at an: cost in the opinion of Germuan textil experts, though they groan when ti think the prices. Those oxp: estimate that American cotton cost in Germany about nine and - half marks for the German vound which is somewhat heavier than American. This price is in part ow ing to the low exchange value of German mark which béfore the wai was normally worth about 24 ce Some litt cotton ha been landed emen espeeially since it ..possible to send orders by wireless and th void de- lay of five days or move in Eabl the Nt Bxferts § Americans are anxious to do hus directly with Germany and to avoid any interference by the British D the GeFr ulations limiting hifls of excha a serious handicap for it pr > importation of much cottoh froms=America through fear of loss D g Nevertlefess, (he trade point_‘out. that Inglish ractories win® cotton goods in of w th writers be overwhelied hy expensive English goods which thus would obtuin an opening foothold in German mariets, Germany must have American cot- ton ho mattér what itghas to pay. Tniformed ‘Women in England Have to Stand Criticism for. Holding Jobs That Ex-Service Men Could Do. 20.—Woman in made the butt eof much riticism throughout England. L noble of her to get into it— and now sl pught to get out on the double-quic’ a commentary one critic which may be taken as rep- resentative of widespread opinion Restoration of women to their nor- sphere and reinstatement of ex- .e men in their old positions are urged as reasons for the elimination of uniformed women from public service and welfare organizations. ondon, rm by m serv Biscuits for Breakfast So light, etizing and tl so easjly made ;with i Angelug Flour " The Standard of, Excellence. in White Flour. Thbmp son’ Miuing Co., Lockport, N. Y. Sold by Sold by D. Fichman, 294 Park St | reney. * everybod; UNSTABLE MONEY ' Chaotic Currency Situation in Jugo- Slavig Impedes the Movement ob | Provisions and Aggravates Problem. | least of Nov. besct 20.—Not the Jugo-Slavia Belgrade, the ills that is the ! scrambled condition of its paper The, half countries cu paper money of is in circulation in | dozen sdom of {he In Bel- Austrian varvious parts of the Kir serbs, Croats and Slovenes. rade ancestry itself the “krone” of still the unit in commoditics are priced. The situation is further complicated the fact that fhe ratio of exchang between the different moneys varies from day to day. . Indirectly, the chaotic currency sit-! uation has aggravated thé problem of provisioning the country by impeding the movement of surplus foodstuffs from one section to another. Farmers who po a surplus which they would yillingly sell under stable is which all by HER DAUGHTER WAS SAVED FROM OPERATION Mrs. Wells of Petersburg Tells How. 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The result of forty years experience is at your service. | experts | moving conditions decline to barter them for papcr whose value thing toduy. and thing morrow BOLSHEVIKI WEAKENING That money is o another to- British Military Experts Believe Reds Cannot Hold OfF Encmics Longer Than ‘I'wo Months. London, Nov. 20.—British military believe the Russian Bolshe- viki cannot withstand the ohslaughts of their cncemies longer than two months and that something definite is likely to happen in the Russiaun campaign by Docember 1. It is pointed out that the viki have employed German tactics in nmen from one front {o an- other with more or less success, but that recently cach success has becn a little less marked than the previous one and that it is rcasonable to sup- DAILY Bolshe- | W HERALD. FRIDAY, posc that such tactics in the end must break down unless one enemy is com- pletely When- the Bolshe- viki ainst Kolchal him back front w General Denikine which has resulf- cd in cleaning up south Russia The Bolsheviki have many men from the Kolchak giving the admiral a chance vance. In the meantime, has become a menace to Bol- shevism. The British experts believ pe was broached to the Baltic States because the Bolsheviki realized they no longer could hold back theit cnemies on three sides and maintain the force in northern Russia also. subdued. centered I months ago and drove 700 their southern whereupon ted his advance miles, weal, front; to ad- front a SHORT SCHOOL S IONS. Vienna, Nov. 21.—To economizc in fuel and light the ministry of educa- tion has ordered that the public schools be limited to three hour sions daily OUT 'I'heAll [Round Varnish O varnish job can stump Inorout Varnish. It can be applied to the finest mahogany and rubbed down to an eggshell finish. 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