New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1924, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924, They Call This “Hare and Hounds” APPROVES SIX YEAR Underwood Also Assails Bureau- cracy at ashington Jan A nts, itive AXron, O, six or seve year term for Vision making th wit ineligible man in the ¢ above and beyor have purificd the itself, by and loftier id gih peace bred and wa ator. “War nourishment has grown monster.” Before launching into Alabar after-the it in war to « anc ing discussions the i 8 paid high tribute to Akron and its i — dustries and then tuoched lightly or the foreign policy of this country “Should some new overtake unhappy Europe in my mind,” he said, United States would be drawn into the maslstrom confliet ended Foreign Policy When it comes to strenuous outdoor exercise, don’t overlook “hare and hounas, as played ake Placid, N. Y. An expert skier was the “hare,” and had ten minutes’ start over s who were “hounds.” ~ Here's one of the obstacles Miss Genevieve Brooks, Port-! had Lo overcome in seeking to cateh the elusive “hare.” | on skis at | a bevy land, On 1 am clear “that thr irresistibly the of the elections in the states xpenses borne by the candidate 2 total that of fairly recke lent established hy HARTFORD “TRAIL BLAZER” Flexible Shank Oxfords=dBoots " Were $10 and $12 NOW .. ... $7.00 This is a shoe of the “flexible shank” type, made by a reputable manufacturer, bends easily on the foot, no steel arches. If you are already using this type of shoe, or if inter- ested in trying it, this sale means a good chance to save. Black and brown kid, tan and brown calf, white canvas in strap pumps and lace ox- fords. Dress lasts with Cuban heels, full and modified Orthopedic lasts. Nine different num- bers including a kid lace boot. Sizes 4 to 8. Widths A to D. All sales must be final. None on approval at these low prices. Second Floor RADIO HEADQUARTERS SALE OF BLANKETS If you haven't yet joined the great army of Radio Fans, you ave missing lots of fun and instruction, Come in and let us show vou how inexpensively we can help you build vour own set or improve your old one. " RADIO TUBES--All Styles Specially priced to move quickly, As the thermometer drops down and you wish to be warm and comfortable you'll find this the ideal time to get blankets at very low prices—especially while, Clearance is in order. White wool filled blankets with colored borders and soisette binding, size T0x82, regular price $10.50, We talk about the foreign poliry or lack of it! 1 tell vou that country’s foreign policy s hewn out for it by an inexora of events, and that our henceforth 1s unalterably inter: with the destinies of our sister nations criticised [ wonld doubtless awaken the people erm arrange- | from their apparent lethargp and stir them to prompt and efficient action.” Govt, Employes, d presi his attack on the I bureaucracy her term Each $4.45 2215 Volt Batteries Each ... 45 Volt Batteries Sale Price, per pair $8.50 Plaid all wool blankets with soisette hind- ing, size 72x84, regular $15.50, Sale Price, per pair $ l 2 .00 Caledonia plaid all wool blankets with satin $1.89 "| prevalent in this country, he said that ) e :’\'::"“ t present there are 64,959 employes : § in the district of Columbia and 483,- your executive dditional employes in the United yoke and you at large, according to figures o devote all his of the Civil Berviee commission. great masses of the A total of 548,506 civillans em- y the government,” said the And yet it fs proposed at v session of congress to add to the swollen functions of government still further activities, to create more | bureans, and to increase the already stupendous array of civillans on the federal payrolls, “It I8, indecd, time to call a halt Our federal government is becoming more more centralized; our states and less autono- pe are retraced still, in a few ourselves menaced | overseas. It is the lack of vision to #e€ this of which T have complained for it is of this blindness, and tv alone, that a selfish poiicy of inaction and aloofness is horn Single Term of Office In presenting his argument for a single term of either six or seven years for presidents, Senator Underwood gave a brief history of the question as it was discussed in the first Federal | Inserted Conventlon when propositions rang- | in the tim ing from a term of three years wtih|a res I r sup nominally e or powsrs the peonle Another thing. the unsettiement of s throughont the eountry every | entirely too frequent a onur uffairs of trade and r al losses thus ever increasing to lite Senator Arew Jan torm but ¢ « 18 » will t trom within that will be serious to the and pres ervation of our Institutions than any from without “Rureaucracy 1§ the a continued concentration of adminis- | trative power in the government de- | partment and buteaus, resulting in- | L evitably in undue interference on the part of officials not only in the detalls of government but in matters outside the acope of their functions and which | | shonld be beyond their meddling, if [ our country is to endure a de | moeracy. safety outgrowth of Causes Decay, “Bureaucracy has been a contribut ing Europ Germany was honeyed with it long fall of that Empire. 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