New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 19

AMERICAN PRAISES WORK OF LEAGUE Economlcs Expert Says World Owes It Debt of Gratitude Geneva, Oct, 17, == Tollowing an extonsive visit to the Ruhr, Berlin and Vienna, Harold G. Moulton, an American efpert on economics and director of the Institute of Kco- nomics at Washington, came on to Geneva and spent some time fnvesti- gating the economic and financial mechanism of the League of Na- tions. ¢ Mr. Mouiton expressed the opinion later that the world owed a pro- found debt of gratitude to the league for the excellent work It has accomplished in connection with the economic reconstruction of Eutope, He gald that the numerous statistical and economic analyses made by the economic section of the secretariat have been of invaluable aid alike.to independent students and to governs ments charged with the responsibil- ity of effecting a solution of post- war economic problems, “The Austrian and Hungarian re- construction plans,” Mr. Moulton declared, “originated by the lcague and administered under Jeague aus. plecs, represent the flrst constructive effor(s 4@ rehabilitate disordered European finances. Without the ploneer work of the league, the Dawes report bn German repara- tions would not have heen possible, Indeed the Dawes plan is closely modelled after the Austriay and Hungarian experiments. If 'the League of Nationg had accomplished nothing else, its work in Austria and Hungary would have justified. its existence many times over." 10 HELP REPUBLICANS Governor Elect Brewster of Maine Starts Tomorrow to Make Cam- paign Tour For Party. Portland, Me., Oct, 17—Governor- clect Ralph'O. Brewster leaves to- morrow to join the national repub- lican campaign in North Carolina. He is scheduled to speak in Win- ston-Salem on Monday aleigh on 1 ay and Chapel Hill on Wed- nesday. ¥From Chapef Hill he will return north and will be in New York and Connecticut for the re- mainder of week THREE KILLED IN CRASH All Members of Same Family—One | Injured—Fatality Occurs at Mead- ville, Pa, Meadville, Pa., Oct. 17 persons, all members of on were, killed, and another 1n ured, when their automobil truck by a Pennsylvania pa r !raln at a crossing Want a Radio? Buy a Western Mountain Tapoma, Wash., Oct, 17. — Ac- | ounts of strange music coming out | of #pace in'the ed here recently, | velss. ' who lind_business | § ake region in ning clai y. who | i bad never met Weiss, reported the &me thing. Both men id the mysic was heard bétween 9 and 11 o'clock at night The tule has led to the supposi- tion that radio waves from broad- casting stations have heen picked np by ledges of miners in that wild region, und reflected back as sound. | WANTS LINE TO N sritain and v 1, Cheshire, has been wade {c public utili- ties commission by ny Di Meo of Waterbury, through Harry | Ginsherg. The petitioner claims that this would provide serv- ice to commuters who are not given adequate servicd at pres- ent. There will be a »w;.:w: on the «|xm1nlin| In the ncar future Willlam H. Spry, commissioner of the general land office In the de- partment of the Interior, Washing- ton, is the country's largest real estate dealer. And he gives away Jll his land. Some 10,000,00 mcres very year. During the t has held the office ha vicinity of Spirit | Lake and Mount St. Helana have ({3 |: away government lands to the value of $100,000,000 "NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1924, We are pushed for space due to the alterations now going on throughout our building. THE JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. 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