New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 14

GERMAN CHILDREN IN NEED OF FO0D Taberculosis Threatens as Result; of Undernourishment | { New York, Nov. 20.—Seven million German children are in immediate danger of contracting tuberculosis as a | result of prolonged nourishr according to a cable made publ today by Major G C Henry Allen, chairman of the American | Committee for Relief of German Children. The message was sent from the headquarters of the Ame of Friends (Quakers) w turned to Germany to f p ing children with the fund of $10 000 that is being raised in the United States by General Allen’s committee “Altogether seven million children are in urgent need of food sage reads “Most of get any warm all. They are ed that they contracting one-sixth of the sche from famine “The shortagr children is i to augmenter the ra Fve mill and a dex of the govern living in Octo than before t the prices per cent times affect their state of Approximately three mi are without underclothing Babies are without swaddli and in many instances bed ¢ entirely missing.’ These figures the estimates port from the Iin of the agriculture According sumpti first six me sumption of only capita RADIO DIFFERENCES and China Be Settled By The Associat Tokio, Nov newspapers are prominence to t} of the Chinese China settle her ra Japan by purchasing ti terests of the Mitsui company at I’ king. The Jiji considers the questic eritical one, stating that Japan's o alternative is to relinquish her wire less rights in China or more strongly press Peking to carry out its agree ment with the Mitsui interest claim prior rights to build tro! radis stations in the China has denjed these claims and re eently is said to have comp contract with t Jeral Te company of A wircless statior The newspaper port from Peking that the company has ment with Ch wircleas monopoly for PAID IN ¥FL LI Oreditors of Seneca Vire Insurance Co, Tose Nothing New of the § pany, forme York i " was announ dard, Jr., superi He said he wo stockholders he pa dividend of ¢ that a further Aividen The Seneca Fire and its eompanion ¢ York Nationa wers taken o er s liquidation by the « partment in 1919 the North Penn b which was the the two compan James J. Boland ed as general a ance companies eies were reinsured poliey holders « and adding to the a panies about $53.460.45 CONVICT HERO PARDONED $0-Year-Old Man Who Vigured in Badgville Siege Goes Free Frankfort, Ky T giving Day proved for A. C. (Daddy) Warner the recent Eddyville siege, when he reccive from Governor Edwin | “Daddy” Warner, near old, braved the line state officers and convicta, barricad mess hall in the at from jail, in order to v V. B. Mattingly. one of the guards, shot down in ¢ Since that time War known as “the hero of glege.” He had been s MeCracken county 1o a S a crime alleged 1o Sommitted 10 yous® beiore Sried in 1919, to be NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1923. Sweater Special BOSTON. STORE From 9t 12 ; DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. New Shipment of These Much Wanted Brushed Coat Sweaters $1.79 The popular buff and tan shades, on sale Sat- urday morning. Sizes 38 to 46 = . Toilet Articles Creme Angelus, the lemon cleansing cream for removing all makeup. 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