New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1924, Page 3

FRANCO-BRITISH TALK NEXT MONTH Meanwhi'e Belgium Discusses Reparations With Poincare CELEBRATE . EASTER QUIETLY IN RUSSIA |, Despite Heavy Snowstorms At Moscow and Leningrad Great Throngs Filled the Churches Moscow, April 29.—Faster (under |the Julian calendar) was celebrated | quietly througliout Russia Sunday. Al- By Tie Associated ®ress Paris, April 20.—It was semi-offi- ally announced today that & meeling} elween Premiar Poincare and. Prime | Minister MacDonald of England \\a!‘ brobable some time during May, but | Yot until after the French elections, | 4 .\lay 11, In any case, it was added, there was no possibility of any inter- view between the two premiers inside | of a fortnight. | | Struggled Preliminary Talk. By The Associated Press, Brussels, April 29. liminary conversations,” “Simply is the pre- way | | though heavy snowstorms prevailed in | Moscow and Leningrad, great throngs of the faithful churches at the holy day in orthodox fashion, witho ence from the anti-religious (lhe atheistic organizations of young assembled midnight and observed traditional in the Russian interfer- bodies, ut communists - confining their activities | this year to their clubs, The few Americans through a in Moscow blinding snow- | storm to attend services at one of the | smaller churches, at the old orthodox churches noticeably larger than those under the + The congregations were yesterday's consultations in Paris be- \ domination of the living church. tween Premier Poincare of France| und Premier Theunis and Minister Hymans of Belgium are de- | scribed in official circles here, decisions were reacher at these con-| To Moscow's poor, renewed cold and snow. Easter brought Yoreign | no new happiness, for with it came Their suf- No | ferings are intensified by high prices for clothing and the lack of housing EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1924. —_— Y. W, C. 4 NOTES | T ——— | | The Y. W. C. A. swimming pool and gymnasium reopened today. i’l’he usual swimming classes, plum;es‘ and health classes are resumed. Al | members of the swimming classes |are requested to come to the pool on Wednesday at 7:30 p. m., April 30, ‘ao that arrangements can be made | for classes in order to finish up the | 1ast term’s work without intertering with the new term. | The new spring swimming | will begin on Friday, May 2, as these classes are always very | |1arge, registration should be made earl; Swimming classes will be held | on Wednesday and Friday afternoons and+ evenings. The schedule is as| | follows: | Wednesday, 2:00-2:30 p. m., begin- | ners’ swimming: Wednesday, 7:00- 8:00 p. m.,, beginners’ swimming; Wednesday, 8:00-8:30 p. m., advanced | | swimmin, Friday, 2:00 term I and | Who Shop Tomorrow Casn Dividends In Real Savings for Those advanced swimming; §:00 p. m., heginners' Friday, 8:00-8:30 p. m,, swimming. swimming: advanced Women’s Fine Silk Lisle Hose WANT MORE EQUIPMENT New Haven Roads Asks Right to Is- ferences, it is declared, this action be- | accommodating. Long lines gathered ing reserved for further meetings to in the deep snow outside the crowded e held after the French elections, no- | churches bearing candles, crucifixes | tably the meeting between Premier and ikons, their melancholy, wasted | J'oincare and Prime Minister Mac- | figures illuminated by the flickering VLonald. | tapers standing out like phantoms in Belgian official circles express sat- | the midnight snow. ! iyfaction at the selection the Germans| The tongues of the great bells in hive made of delegates to the organ- | the churches of the Kremelin were | sue $1,013,000 of Six Per Cent Equipment Notes. ‘Washington, April 29.—The New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road today asked permission of the interstate commerce commission to issue $1,043,000 of six per cent equip- ment notes, The Maine (‘(mrnl railroad asked authority to issue $1,300,000 of 5% per cent equipment trust certificates, | which have been sold, subject to the commission’s approval, to purchase | elght locomotives, 350 freight' ears |and six coaches, total cost of which will be $1,750,000, The Scuthern Pacific company ap- plied for permission to issue $17,- 640,000 of five per cent. equipment trust certificates ot be sold to Kuhn Loeb and company of New York at 97.56 per cent of pa: The proceeds will be used to pur- chase 63 locomotives, 7,000 freight cars, 87 eoaches and other rolling stock, the total cost of which will be about $22,050,000, izations provided for in the experts’|strangely mute but hundreds in other 1cport, notably for the committees on | churches in various parts of the city railways and industrial mortgages. |rang out while the devout poor knelf, | Premier Theunis and Foreign Min- | After the Patriarch had given his isten Hymans will ge to Milan to in- blessing the crowds made their way terview Premier Mussolini, it was an- {to their darkened homes, carrying | nounced today, immediately after the | their lighted candles and sprigs of visit of the Rumanian sovereigns to | willow which had been sprinkled with Birusscls. Mussolini has requested holy water. this vieit, it was added. Reparation | e questions such as those discussed by the Pelgian statcsmen in Paris yes- | WANT NAT[ONAL GONTROL tcrday and to be gone over by them | with Premier MacDonald this week- | end will be taken up with Mussolini. | peazue Committee On Disarmament Hungary Signs to Deliver : Would Have Govt, Supervise Priv- ate Manufacture of Arms, Locomotives to Rumania | tudapest, April 29.~The Rumano- | . Hungarian negotiationa have been | ) Bue, Czechoslovakia, April 29.— completed with the signature of 12| hational control of the private manu- | conventions, among them a commer- | facture of arms and wa huplnnon(ul cinl treaty ensuring mutual-favoped | /® Unanimously favored by the league nation tréatment, Hungary also un- of nations sub-committee on disarma. | letakes to dellver to "“";R“h loco- ment which has ended its sessions, The French delegate, M, Jouhaux, notives, or their value to 640,000 gold : o4, in place of those taken away dur- | "*BATds this control as inefficient to prevent the dangerous results of prive | ate manufacture and urges that the control should be international, | After the proposals are accepted | by all the members of the league of | nations they will form the basis for domestie legislations by the respee- tive governments, SIGN AMERICAN JOCKEY, 20, —~Frank O'Nelll, American race rider, who h long | starred on the French ‘turf, has | been signed to ride for Sir Edward Huiton in the one thousand and two | thousand guineas stakes at Newmar- ket at a retalner reported to be the | highest ever pald to crosg the echan- | nel and ride in either Fra; or Eng- {1and. 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The year book of the | ehureh pubiishes a list of churches paying from $5,000 to $15,000, and hnnfl of these are rural churches,” A tendency to gauge personal suc- cess by the salary grade instead o by service to the church has devel- oped, Dr. Vogt asserted. He main- tained that the rural church was being drained of its best leadership by the strong attraction of city churches, and that its membership was seriously weakened by the drifg of population toithe cities. JOHNSON MAKES APPEAL Pro- treasury’s revenues for March surs 000 gold francs, as of 112,000,000, cial privilege and who have been rout- ed in every contest for a decade and | against a half hope will be dimmed for home- loving, patriotic eitizens | _ .\ . without a Trimmed Hats 122,000, Powder Blue passed expenditures March railway a deficit budget was aring land Wednesday Specials We are offering for this Wednesday the best valoes ever offered in New Britain, Lots of other styles not shown here on sale, (L5198 5189 Embroidered Hats Orchid Black T Sport Hats Rose The finest Paris Modes reproduced in quality materials at prices amazing- Iy modest, as rich a choice—as varied a- choice—as you can lmlgme. Hats for all occasions. e row pices of the national council of rural missionary of rural work of the Methodist pisco- pal chureh and connected with the board of home missions and church extension, will consider the problem of the church in rural communitics and the association of moral and re- ligious life in villages and rural re- glons. Address by Dr. E. L. Mills, editor of the Pacific Christian Advocate, Portiand, Oregon; Dr. M. T. J. How- ard, director of rural extension Gam- mon school of theology Atlanta, Ga.; | and Dean W. 8. Athearn of the school of religious education Boston uni- versity; Bishop Bdwin H, Hughes of Boston and Bishop E. L. Waldorf, Wichita, Kas., are on the program. Discrepancies in salaries to the ad- | vantage of urban over rural pastors were charged by Dr. Paul L. Vogt, su- | perintendent of the department of | rural work, who declared that com- petition between pulpits had no place in the erganization of the chureh. “The ehurch paying $15,000 a year Telle Voters in Primarics That activities development gressive, Not Personal Tesues are at Stake Nest Tuesday. " $ 5 .00 200 TRIMMED HATS FOR TOMORROW AND ALL THIS WEEK $3 San Francisco sive not personal in next Tuesday's California presiden- tial preferential primary, Senator Johnson of California, ecandidate for he tepublican presidentia tion, declared in & message people of California, issued mpaign headquarters today. 1 make no personal appeal,” he sald. “I shall continue to fight for | just what 1 fought for [fnd what you and 1 won in Cali- [fornia. 1 will survive any resuit of the primary and will go my way with courage unabated and spirit undaunt- ed.” The issue in the California primary, | Mr. Johnson said, is whether Cali- fornia shall “speak the true voice of California through progressiviem | again triumphant, hait in the march of progress and turn back to Aprii 291 issues are at stake nomina- the his 1o by te buck. 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