New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1921, Page 11

. — Second Section RADFORD WANTS A PAEIFII]E]!F_ERENEB Advocates Some Degree of Permanency to Meetings Sydney 8. W., Sept. 23.—E lishment of a permanent Pacific c forence and an island federation was urged recently by Dr. Radford, Bishop ot Goulburn, in an address before the Governor General, the admiral com- manding the Australlan fleet and other distinguished persons. Dr. Radford said a standing Pacific conterence should include all powers having possessions Iin the Paclific Ocean—the British Empire, United States, Japan, France and China—and perhaps Holland and Indla. As a nucleus for united and solid action, he proposed a triple alllance of Great Britain, the United States and Japan He proposed that a- federation be formed of the groups of Pacific islands which are now under mandates to Australia and New Zealand, or are colonies of Great Britain. These islands would all have representatives in u federal council in which Australia, New Zealand and Great Britain also would be represented. Ultimately,, he thought, Great Britain might find it desirable to withdraw from direct representation in this council and en- trust the task of maintaining the prestige of the British Empire in the Pacific entirsly to Australia and New Z.aland (0-OPERATIVE SHIPPING Farmers' Marketing Expenses Average Great Savings Through ILdvestock Associations. Ames, la., Sept. 23,—There are 610 co-operative llvestock shipping asso- clations in lowa, covering more than 700 towns and villages and doing a business last year estimated at $103,- 000,000, according to Dr. E. G. Nourse of Jlowa State College here. Dr. Nourse, who is head of the college's agricultural economics department, has Just completed a state survey. Average miving of farmers in murketihg expenses estimated at 35 cen's a hundred pounds. Co-operative shipping associations in lowa' doubled last year, 310 being tormed. The first was started in 1904 and tn 1916 there were but 57 active. Approximately 27.45 per cent of the total livgstock business of the state, or 49,76 &rs were handled by these ns- sccording to the WILL TO JAIL, 18 STATEMENT BY HOWAT. muulg.uh. Kas., Sept. 23. — In a statemebt published here today, Alex- ander Ijclat, president of the miners union announces that he will not give bond not to call any more strikes in the Kansas ‘fleld and that he will go to Jaif Seplember 30, the date set for him NEW BRITAIN HERALD. (rwsien). DENY SACRAMENT TO IMMODEST DRESSERS Notice in a Montreal Church Warns Women Against Use of Trans- parent Material. Montreal, Sept. An Intimation that the sacrament might be refused ~omen who immodestly was contained in notices posted yesterday Church of the Gesu on The notices, up after Bishop Bruchesi re- dressed doors to the Bleury on all street. nailed cently had issued a decree to combat uodern feminine fashions, read: “Out of respect to our Saviour, present in the tabernacle, and for the cdification of our neighbors, we bez women to appear in church only in lais closed and sleeves sufficiently ong We draw specially to your no- tice the abuse of dress of transparent material. We earnestly hope that we w’ll not have to resort to drastic measures to enforce this such as the refusal of sacrament.” Explaining the notice, the Rev. P. 0. Plamondon, prefect of the church, sal “Modern <in and a shame. fon, but it is certainly abie one.” Me added that he had already re- fused several women interviews on account of their clothes. women's clothes are a It may be the fash- an unreason- “HUMAN FLY” PLANS * DARING DEEDS HERE Jerry Hudson Will Climb Face of An- drews' Block Then Do Handstands In Perilous Position. New Pritain is to see the chap who claims to be “the youngest daredevil in the world”"— and he looks the purt—Saturday at 6 o'clock, when, he declares he will climb up the John A. Andres building opposite South church grasping the window sills, pulling himself up from ledge to ledge, travelling along the cornice of the building, until he reaches the top of the bullding. Standing there for a moment, in order thag the plaudits of the onlook- ers may encourage him to his more strenuous efforts, he will do the in- teresting things called, in the *pro- fesh” “handstands.” In other words, unless the wind blows a hurricane— and this human fly does not call an ordinary windstorm a “burricane”--he will stand on his hands on the very corner of the roof of the bullding, in the top of a chair or table. Below young Hudson, many, many teet will be watchers on the sidewalks, who, to him will look like flies, so small will they seem. Above will be nothing but the blue sky. The remark has been made of him that one could not do these remark- able stunts unless “true blue” is in wis heart. Lo appedr in court at Columbus. dress of irreproachable modesty, col-|) NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, LEGISLATURE MAKES NEW LAWS FOR WEST Filteen States Have Total of 5,368 Enacted Chicago, Sept. 23.—This was legfs- lature year in the central west. The grand total of new laws enacted by regular sessions of legislatures in fif- teen central states was 5,368. This number was 229 less than bills pass- ed by these legislatures, vetoes by the governors or failure to act on bills ac- counting for this number. The total vetoes were 190. Arkansas was the state enacting the est number of new laws, with 690 effective, out 703 passed, North Dakota added the smallest number with 145 out of 148 passed. Oklahoma was the only state in which the veto power was not exercised. In that state the regular session enacted 182 laws out of 1,001 bills and joint _resolutions before the legislature. The largest number of vetoes was in Wisconsin, with 50 The list of each of the fifteen states follows: State Indiana ... Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma . New Laws 280 282 600 182 409 425 309 228 Michigan . 458 447 Illinois . 361 307 The governor of Illinois filed, in ad- dition to the 307 bills signed, 12 others with objections, and there is doubt when this dozen will become laws. Kansas 307 Ohio 243 N. Dakota ... 640 Wisconsin 640 Minnesota .... 529 Bills Passed . 301 703 703 182 410 436 315 241 305 211 591 591 527 5368 TO HOLD CORN ROAST. L. D. Penficld and Auxiliary to Frolic ai Maple Ledge. L. D. Penfield Camp, S. of V., and their auxiliary, will hold a corn and all-hot roast at the Maple Ledge farm in Kensington tomorrow. Members will leave on the 2:07 p. m. trolley. Those who are eligible to membership in either organization are welcome. HUNGARY TO WITHDRAW, Paris, Sept. 23. — (By Associated Press) —Hungary must, in the near fu- ture completely withdraw from Bur- genland, or West Hungary, awarded to Austria by the treaty of Trianon or be forcefully expelled by the allies, she was notified today by the council of ambassadors here. 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