New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 14

14 GERMAN MILITARY PLANTS NOW OPEN Work Resimes for Peace Time Commercial Needs Berlin, Oct. 14.—The principal for- mer military and naval work-shops of the German government, which wera closed in 1919 in accordance with the treaty of Versailles, have been reopen- ed as “peace time factories” and are producing goods more adapted to usages of peace than war. Two hundred thousand workmen, thrown out of employment by the clos- ing of the shops, have been re-em- ployed. ~ Among the larger factories convert- ed from military to commercial pur- suits were the artillery workshops, ammunition, gun, powder and fire- works laboratories at Amberg, Dac- hau, Cassel, Arfurt, Ingolstadt, Lipp- stadt, Munich, Seigburg, Spandau and ‘Wolfgang, near Hanau, as well as the navy yards and naval torpedo ops at Friedrichsort, Kiel and Ruestrin- en. . % These. factories are operating vir- tually full time, producing foundry products, castings and wrought iron stamped and drawn pieces, zlllmrts of g machinery, railroad supplies, | mogors, motorcycles, hand and machine tools, pneumatic tools, electrical utensils, ship machinery, motor and sailing boats, agricultural implements, furni- ture, locomotives, railroad cars, auto- mobiles and auto trucks. The work of transforming the war factories to commercial usages. under- taken by the government with the per- * mission of the council of ambassadors, wps assigned to a stock company, shares of which were taken by the government, the board of control be- ing of government officials and repre- sentative financiers and industrialists. German demands are accounting for | most of the output of these factories but surplus products are finding a reeady outside market, particularly in the Scandinavian countries, where the high price of money as against the German mark adds to the attractive- ness of purchases of German wares. German-made automobiles are es- . . pecially in demand by foreign dealers. The manufacturers of farm machin- ery and railroad equipment are look- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921. AIRPLANE “LOCATORS” Sound amplifiers at the They locate aircraft at night. EXCHANGE TICKETS. Marine Band Concert Sunday to be Musical Treat. Tickets are on exchange at Cro- well's Drug Store for the concerts to Le given Sunday afteroon and eve- ning by the United States Marine Bard under auspices of Eddy-Glov- er Post, American Legion. The pro- ceeds will be used to pay for the fu- neral expenses of the bodies of the New Britain boys who are brought home from -France to be buried in their home town, or ex-service men Wwho die in this city. The exchange opened yesterday morning and there was a good line of people waiting. People who are planning to attend the concert should” get their tickets without de- lay. It is an -opportunity’ for the people of New Britain to hear the &reatest band before the public to- day. They are making an 18 days’ tour of New England by special per- mission of President Warren G. Iarding and New Britain is fortunate in being able to secure one of the dates. Eggs that would delight even a farmer’s wife! Just get a dozen Parksdale Farm Eggs. See what big, solid fellows they are. How full and meaty they prove to be when you open them. Not even a farmer’s wife gets. finer eggs. And Parksdale Farm Eggs are uniformly fine becausg they’re laid by quality hens—hens that are kept in the pink of condition by modern “poultry methods. The eggs they lay are cer- tainly worth cackling about. - Read how the coupon that is packed with { each dozen will help you get a chest of Oneida Community Par Plate Silver or a set of fine Parisian China dishes. They’re well worth saving. _ . S Own this chest of beautiful silverware coupons an: these 26 pieces of handsome Oneida” Community Par FPlate are yours. The patiern is ex- quisite. For 30 more_coupons and $7.50 you can get 37 pieces more. A third set ob~ to Russia as a chief customer as ‘soon as conditions in¥gat country have been stabilized and alPeady hundreds of Tepresentatives of German export- | ing firms have gone into the Soviet re- + ' public to study the situation and pre- _pare for a commercial off jve, in which the British are expected to be A T the most alert competitors. = = ‘PRES. ANGELL TO ® RECEIVE DEGREE Wedgwood Creamery Butter has a wonderful flavor and freshness that you'll enjoy the year around. A coupon is packed with each pound. Get sure-value by using Parksdale Farm Eggs and Wedgwood Creamery Butter. If your grocer hasn't them, write us. ; The Saving FLOUR ‘P. BERRY & SONS, Inc,, Hartford, Conn. Sole Distributors for New England Stetes B e 4 P : Prices = T : | For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified A/Adv\dté. ; Adain Slashed | ™ i From McGill Upiversity at Montreal Will Confer Title of Doctor of ¥ Laws Upon Yale Head New Haven, Oct. 14. — President ; James R. Angell of Yale university Teceived the degree of doctor of laws from McGill university at the special eonvocation held in Montreal yester- . an¥ ..connection with the’ ~ cek ition of the founding of the university. President Angell represents Yale on this occasion. Dean Wilbur L. Gross of the gradu- | ate schdol, will represent Yale on Fri- dsy at the inauguration of John M. : as president of Pennsylvania State College. He will also represent Yale at the imauguration of 'Frank Aydelojte as president of Swarthmore on October 22. Prof. Williston Walker, will repre- ' | sent Yale at the installation of Julian ( Alvin Carroll Chandler ag president of " the College of William and Mary in 3 Virginia on. the 140th anniversary ot | the surrender of Lord Cornwallis on | October 19. An address will be de- . livered by the president of the United ' Btates. . 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