New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1922, Page 18

———————— —_— - begun by serving a summons on Fi-|Mexico, going back to 1914, no other I]ISMISSFS SUIT | nance Minister de la Huerta when he suit was ever brought against the gov- UL was attending the international con-|ernment for any cause whatsoever," | ference of bankers in this city several [gald Mr, Hess, ‘‘no have we ever § o in connection with the |heard of any claim of breach of con- Mexican foreign debt, De la Huerta|tact having been made, formally or {turned the matter over to the Mexi-|{nformally,. We are, therefore, ex- | Wi chnbs [can consul general in New York city, (ceedingly gratified that the United . o> . who contested the case, through Har-|g8tates courts have seen fit to protect Ufllofl s[eel Produc[s Ll[lgat]on‘ lin & Hess, attorneys. the interests of the Mexican govern- In the aMdavit of Jerome 8. Hess ment by setting aside the attempted | I [ E d of Hardin & Hess, supporting the mo- |gervice in this matter of Finance Min- § 4l an k0 tlon for dismissal because the sum-|fster de Ia Huerta, et mons was not served on the Proper| «rha gyt was brought at the time [person, It was asserted that no com-|of the International Conference and New York, Sept, 20.—In the fe¢ |"ru plaint was ever filed in the case and | wag felt to be an attempt to em- court yesterday Judge t the information obtained con-|pharrass Minister de la Huerta in his dismissed a suit for § cerning the allegations of Mr. Kafka|negotiations. We feel sure that the ages for breach of contract brought|was derived almost wholly from ar- action of the court will create a most against Mexico by Otto Kafka, head |tjcles in The New York Times, favorable Impression in Mexico as ft of the Union Steel Products com- “Since our professional connection | shows the willingness of the United pany, Broady The action was |ith the affairs of the government of [ States courts to safeguard the inter- ests of our neighbor republic and to respect its sovereign rights, although the Obregon government has not yet been officlally recognized. When the Mexican government several months ago brought suit for $500,000 damages for breach of con- tract against an American concern for alleged fallure to deliver submarines sald to have been contracted for, the| suit was thrown out on the ground % ttat as an unrecognized government Mexico had no standing in the courts| of the United States. Mr. Hess, in his affidavit, said he understood the action was based on a contract between Senor Pascual Ortiz Rublo and a representative of the| Mexican Navigation and Machinery f . Corporation, under which the corpor- ation was to sell $20,000,000 worth of railroad supplies to Mexico. This | H contract, it was stated, was later re- No. 2761 < pudiated and the action was for dam- Stylish Slavasa Brown Kid Lace ages by reason of the repudiation, or Oxford----Military Heel Rubber for commissions which would have ToplLift. $3.60. been due had the contract been car- ried through. t les of rare Charm Aftidavits of Mr. Hess and Barthol- y ! omew Carbajal showed that the con- tract was discussed by Karfka with s the Treasurer General of Mexico, an IN official corresponding to the Treas- urer of the United States, and that Newa rks an entirely different position was held by de la Huerta, against whom the action, therefore, was improperly be- 3 gun. Yet so low in price Detalls of the transaction involved that you will mar- in the $2,600,000 sult brought against velhowtuchsplen- 3 the Mexican government were dis-| did quality can closed by Mr. Kafka and by his at- AND A WEEI(LY PAYMENT torneys, Slade & Slade, at the time| | possibly be given the summons was served on de la for such lowprices. o Efliesia: WILL BUY YOUR Mr. Kafka said ‘he contracted to furnish to the Mexlican government The Newark Fall 200 locomotives, 300 passenger cars and Winter line of : and 500 kilometers of rails. He main- | | charming and styl- Gnncallodtpal tained that the contract hore the sig- |’ 3 P aE nature of the Mexican Secretary of ish models in all miwo’n‘ Communications and Public Works, || that is new and up- o e (0 and that the President of Mexjco had / : approved both the contract and fts to-date will meet 3 transfer from the Mexican concern to your highest expec- \ Mr. Kafka. tations, L.et us a 3 ¥ ¥ e Bridgeport Factory Goes : On Overtime Schedule | can save money by Bridgeport, Sept. 20.—Employes of | wearing Newark the Crane Co., makers of valves ootnestanav el Ne: 16562 have been put on an overtime sched. ule to refill inventories which have ways have the The Season’s Newest 2Strap Patent been heavily drawn on owing to im. || L L i o newest and most Leather Sandals. Milo Buttons, Mili- F§ proved business conditions. unnmg u en c y es—-—- on e arle y it .50. fascinating shoes. tary Heels, Rubber Top Lift. $4. Glue and varnish are made from certain seaweeds. 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