New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1923, Page 10

a >~ MATING VEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1923 for whilh he was im- Stane’s deniel believed in of the after he priso charge had heard of . You see he Stane, as 1 did my g “And you would scapegoat for Stane luughed harshly. hung first,” he cried. ** ] @ICES IN THE AIR KDKA (Westinghouse—East Pittsburgh). me the Ainley vou | make crime.” T will see OPPOSE EXTRAVAGANT BUILDING OF JAPAN Offer Grounds of Economic Newspapers Opposition made to the all attempts have be procure the funds by loans on home market, “Everybody desires perfection, hut that presupposes the command of ample means or the ability to muster sufficient means to defray the enor- mous expenditures which the carry- lations of German arks against 4 pound sterling, we can not help shud- dering at the thought, while hoping such will not be the case, that the same may chance to be the fate of the yen, unless the authorities move with the utmost prudence in the matter. “If anybody thinks the stupendous enterprise we are entering upon can be executed without submitting our- selves to the most strict observance of | self-denial, he is indeed greatly in | erro. From now on we must concen- trate all our efforts on the recovery from the heavy damages, not by the power of arms, but by clever and well conceived economic policy to he pur- sued with a steady spirit and deter- mined will, not enly on the part of the government, but on the part of ing out of the reconstruction program should necessarily invelve. If a huge program not in due proportion with the economic resources of the country is undertaken, not only will it be bound to end in failure while yet on the road to the final results, but will be calculated to shake the foundation of the national economy by endanger- ing the basis of the gold reserve on which the currency of this country rests. He broke off abruptly as a sound velping dogs sounded from the wood, and stared into the darkness. | Anderton rose from his seat. | expect that will be he said quietly. n Benard? Who is Jean Be * cried Ainley. “He is the man who Stane left to bring Chigmok along.” “Chigmok!™ “Yes, vou was not de He was onl to tell his st more interesting and as 1 beg | more truthful or IN THE WILDS By OTrWELL BINNS ILLUSTRATED B t 4 ;_‘ = b - RAVSATTERFIELD ~ o ©1920 ALFRED A KKCPF. @23 NE A SERVICE. (NG Tuesday, Dec. 11, | p. m,—Dinner concert by orchestra of New York. 30 p. m. he Key to t Conditions o 6:15 Takio, Dec. 11,—-In an article dis- Gift | cussing the many “ideal reconstruc- ~—Books that will please chil-|tion plans” of Tokio, Nichi one Herbert Askowith, former in-|of the leading newspapers of Japan, structor in English literature at Har-|says it is opposed to the idea of under- vard taking reconstruction on a scale that 45 p. m.—~"The Story of is manifestly beyond the economic bouska,” the Children’s Period. power of the country Ainley, Chigmok |y § p. m.—National Stockman “We are opposed to the foreign loan e ettt e R ONE Parmar Macket beportt,” | proposition.” says the newspaper, “be- winged, and he was| . ;18 P. m. — “A Reception by the| SRich wis a‘.\r“hhlshvl‘ of Canterbury at ILam- Beodorns beth Place,” by Dr. John Ray Ewers, story than . " - . 4= S Hhtn pastor of the Fast End Christian 3 | chureh, Pittsburgh, Pa §:30 p. m.-—Amanda presents students in a recital. | Bernthaler, accompar 11:30 p. m.—Spec | Queen City Serenade 1 used as a tool, and WBZ he had tried to | (Westinghouse—Springfield) seated by the . staring at him . vith his evil eyes full of hate. For wment there was silence, then An- ton spoke, Jean Be- ind as for the e against t and 1 river when he fe ©it that it not an occasion Ba- ey start to wg ) We iem down. Then | sledge coming ss Yardely to ape further rs hard [ and 1d shot t see, \ much that's about | yours, N Vierheller ) ul Carl rr "“\" al concert by the tor- Ainley lifted | an | e, it was to white, the Anderton spoke When three d whom he vhom, having use ANOW GO ON WITH we subicet ki s 1 Market survey from of Commerce at Boston. ; | Parmer's period--Talk by a member ! “Would you like to hear Chigmok’s | o the Mass. Agricultural college. / 2 A Aintey 7:30 n wilight {ales’ for fhe | COMET_ . FURNACE is no need that § should,” | ki4q “Social Values in the Ainley with a bitter, Home,” seventh lecture in the House- | it hold Management Course by Agnes H. { Craig, of the Mass. Division of Uni- urs and taking | \opsity Extension. and peneil began 8 p. m.—Concert ard. having fed { \ja1e quar began to prepare a meal for| g "y, Bedtime story for grown- Andertor by the {ups by Orison 8. Marden Hames, reflecti - - WJIZ that had New this in the ry ered ope- guess fairly | For houses whose interiors are so arranged that a full and free circula- tion can be had between the two stories and the various rooms on each floor the one-pipe furnace is the least expensive and most economical form of heating apparatus made. d his ook 1mbotto pock by the Hayden Jean himsel st tire, on leot g into the in the Mounte to arvest his whilom had turned | who still | Nim of all me (Acolian Hull York City) 1o be the ane Heler by srehestra Pant| by Dinner mausie Alumac Hotel Hots Tom 1 Heler Nue Ioom of reeet The installation costs less than a fully piped furnace, and very much less than that of the hot-water or steam heating plants. Sila p nt America cond rt the | Orchestral under | the direction of Chalmers Clifton, by vour | direct wire from the 10:30 p. m.—Dance program by the | Hotel Astor dance obchestra by direct | An In. | Wire from the Grill Room of the Hotel | her man | AStor. 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