New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1923, Page 11

Special Price Group for Saturday Dresses SMARTEST, NEWES CREPE DRESSES Every New Style Featured Values such as these are too important to overlook. Specially Purchased for' this Event PACKING INTERESTS BENEFIT BY NEW ACT Agricaltural Secretary Sees Bet- fer Tiues for Stockyard Industry Washington, April 13, — After months of antagonism, and the delay caused by the test of its constitution- ality, the Packers and Stockyards act is now established on a solid basis and its administration is contributing "di- rectly and -effectively to the good of the live stock industry, Secretary Wal- lace of the department of agriculture dannounces in a statement just made [public. Some noteworthy achieve- ments have been recorded and lead- ers in the livestock and meat indus- try declare the act has brought about friendly and better contacts between the packers, producers, exchanges, cooperatives, and stockyards comg [panies. One of the most striking develop- lments is the informal and promptly effective manner ‘in which most com- plaints are being settled. That phase of the work of the Packers and Stock- lvards administration, Mr. Wallace says, is the reason fér, as well as in- dicative of, the confidence placed in ts men by the various interests con. erned. ' The law, in operation since August 15, 1921, is designed to prevent and sorrect irregularities ahd abuses such s unfair, discriminatory, or deceptive practices, the control of prices, and unjust rates or charges in the live stock and meat industry of the coun- try. Under the direction of Chester [Morrill, assistant to the secretary of agriculture, the packers and stock- yards administration has been built _as a separate unit of the depart. pont of agriculture with divisions jhandling trade practice; rates, charges and registrations; audits and ccounts, economics and law. Live- tock market supervicors are main- ained at 19 principal stockyards. ‘hese supervisors visit others df the 60 stockyards under the jurisdiction of the secretary of agriculture. Ap- roximately 5,000 dealers, commis- fon firms and other market agencies t these 'vards are supervised by the hdminisfratio men. They re available every market day, ha 1 pmplaints right on the ground and nticipating them as far as possible, Nineteen formal complaints, the ast being the Armour-Morris merger ‘or which hearing is set for April 2, ad been docketed up to March 1. i"inal decisions have been handed fiown in six of these cases, and other Hecisions will be announced soon. Complaint by live stock producers gainst commission charges at a num- per of the large central markets, now n course of adjustment by arbitra- Hon through informal hearings, is the rst large casc to be determined in hat way since the law went into ef- fect. - The complainants and market pxchanges agreed to abide, without ppeal to the courts, by the award hich will be made by two of the ad- ministration's men. The agreement s characterized as one of the most ogressive stegs in the livestock in- [lustry in the last two decades. The public in general was benefited saction’ef the administration in a large packing company to ffue selling 15 ounces of but- artons designed to hold one Although labeled as contain- ing 15 ounces it was declared to be an unfair practice. Its discontinu- ance resulted in national organiza- tions indorsing the principle of stand- ard containers. ASSAILS EINSTEIN Captain See, U. 8. Ohserver, Says His pound. Theory Is Buncomb—Criticizes Lick Observatory Statement. “Vallejo, Calf, April 13, (By Asso- ciated Press).—Captain T. J. J. See, U. 8. N, astronomer at the Mare Island Navy Yard here in a statement denouncing Prof. Albert Einstein as an imitator and spreader eof unten- able theories expresses regret at the action of Dr. W. W. Campbell, di- rector of Lick observatory, in an- nouncing Wednesday that he had con- firmed the Einstein theory of relativ- ity in so far as it concerned the bending of star rays. Development of the photographs taken in Australia during a total eclipse of the sun by the expedition which Dr. Campbell headed, does not, in the opinion of Captain See form a basls for recognizing Einstein's rela- tivity. “I value highly the work of the Lick observatory,” said Captain See, “but I regret to see it issue statements to the press which lend support. to the discredited doctrine of relativity than which a greater plece of hum- buggery has not appeared in any age.” He asserted that the Einstein theory cannot be confirmed. AUTOMOBILE TURNS TURTLE Driver of Car Figuring in Accident On Middlebury Road is Critically Injured. April 13.—Delwood Candee of the New Haven road, Naugatuck, a milk dealer, narrowly escaped death early last night when an automobile he was driving along the Middlebury road in this city crashed over a four foot wall, went through a fence.and turned a som- ersault, landing upsidesdown in a lot. Candee was removed to the home of his sister, Mrs. Irving Smith * of Gorman street, Naugatuck, where he was sald to be in a serious condition, suffering from shock and cuts and bruises about the head and body. It was denied that anybody else was in the-car with Candee but persons who went to the scene of the accident di- rectly after it said that two girls were in he wreckage, one of whom fainted after complaining of an Injury to her neck. They were not registered in the local hospitals. Waterbury, FOX'S STARTING SUNDAY JACKIE COOGAN More Adorable Than Ever IN “DADDY” Specials for S'aturday Special Price Group for Saturday Dresses Every new Style feature in Crepes, etc., whether it be the silhouette, the sleeve, neckline or drape. OVERPLAIDS and NOVELTY BEAUTIFUL DRESSES Specially Purchased for this Event Special Price Group for Saturday Capes and Coats Smartest Newest Coats in POLOS, VELOURS, BOLIVIAS, Etc. Specially Purchased for this Event Special Price Group for Saturday Capes and Coats Every new coat Style is here. This collection of COATS and CAPES is fashioned of rich, silky fabrics POLOS, BOLIVIAS, NORMANDYS, ROI DE LAINE, BRYTONIAS Specially Purchased for this Event MIXTURES $24.85 | $19.85 | $24.85 GREEKS WANT AMERICAN UNIVERSITY FOR ATHENS Greek Cabinet Takes Steps to Invite Schools to Move Into Greece Athens, April 14.—The movement for the establishment of an American university in Greece similar to Robert college at Constantinople took definite form recently when the Greek cab- inet resolved to invite all American schools in the interior of Anatolla— closed during the past year owing to hostilitles—to move to Greece. This invitation includes half a dozen small American colleges in Smyrna, Marso- van, Tarsus and Adana. Greece will give free land, tax exemption and every possible assistance and en- couragement, and a Greek committee, headed by the king and queen, will 'I)e formed to obtain monetary assist- ance from wealthy Greeks at home and abroad. The government® will set aside a large tract of land in the vicinity of TEL. 483 “LARGEST RETAILERS OF Athens with ample lands for the growth during the next 25 years of a complete American university includ- ing medical, agricultural and " tech- nical schools of the most modern Am- crican’ plan. The Near East relief cooperating in the scheme, proposes to build immediately seven stone buildings as an orphanage for two thousand children, and these bulld- ings will eventually revert to the Am- erican university for use as dormitor- ies. 1t is the hope of the Greek govern- ment to establish a group of schools where the youth of the entire Near Fast can come and receive western training. The present plan {is largely the result of conversations two months ago between the young Greek king and Doctor Barton of New York, who represented American educational in- terests at the Lausanne conference. The first school to take advantage of the offer will be the American girls' school of Smyrna. Rubber vuleanized by a patent process in London, and said to be the lightest solld substance known, will make the building of rubber houses possible. NATIONAL MEAT STORES CO. 70 WEST MAIN MEATS IN AMERICA” GOOD Theirs, Good Will is our WILL Good Will builds fast when our friends speak well of us to friends of Greatest Business Asset. The uniform good quality of “National” Meats, sold at a minimum of cost to the consumer, is daily increasing this great business asset, VEAL IN SEASON Legs Milk Veal ... 25¢ Ib. Loin Veal Chops ... 35¢ Ib. Roasts Milk Veal .. 25¢ Ib. SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR THIS “GOOD WILL” PROMOTION SALE Fesh Killed Fowl.. 45¢ 1b. Choice Fricassee Chickens ....... 29¢ lb. Fresh Maryland Turkeys 58¢ Ib. fessing the communistic creed. These COMMUNISTS MUST PRACTICE im present to parliament. Premier would be compelled to live in colonies Sofia, April 13 (By Associated | Stamboulisky, _in announcing the '}:reuz.—’!‘hc practlcel of communism | prospective law, said it would provide | established by the government. Each wy a;;ovged communists themselves | for the expropriation of communists | member would be forced to share oW e made compulsory by a|property in each locality in which | equally in the labor of production as measure that the government is soon | there are at least ten persons pro-| well as in its fruit. 1 THE NEW BRITAIN - MARKET €0.- 5318 MAINST : E1L..2485 RUMFORD’S BAKING POWDER 1 1b. can 29¢ M SANUALITY GODDS AT ECONOMY PRICES ROAST PORK (Not Frozen) ....... LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS ........ LB. SMALL LEGS GENUINE LAMB :.. LB. PRIME RIB ROASTS ........... LB. 28¢ . Ib, 18¢ | CHOICE SHOULDER STEAK ...... Ib. 18¢ Ib. 35¢ | LEAN CORNED BEEF .. 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