New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 12

-"‘-——mg-_‘-_- BUSINESS OUTLOOK =" =i | opportunity of which 1 gladly take advantage, to set forth and em- phaslze what s, as 1 see it, the T'hat the two are not,only interallied | but vinterdependent Is now an obe Cotton Mig. Assn. Head Speaks we Bere and now pat e metion Optimistically 10 machinery, or take the cossury to bind these {wo fr 1 od will L ac Naw Drloane i, ‘ nefit of all con that there is very lit [ ith the Improvement in maj- the trend is In the f im ting operations and the inc imber of uses to which cot provement in business conditions in | 118 0 be put, there general, A, W. ¢ sident B0 Teason inithe of the turers dress p lay, urg wony fo g of the cotto stry, o National Tuds ial confere ® boar lad by President > which earne whict | on \use, be further : grade and The work of ust bo assured operations to ca 1 here but the fundan certain t ton should irn to those e I would leave with ng is the absolute in- e of cotton production t manufacturing, vital importance of coope 1 problems d bearing f try but a ings are in 1 heing red economics fected in government administr and in pri business as Money is plentiful and rates reasonab) Our foreign trade n industry may pros- Wages have power, “In connection with economies and the r costs there is a cost, seems to me as almost that they gance that has been brought to my 0 worth of used attentlon, I mean the cost of dis- | Ford cars, which will be placed on tribution, e for prices ranging from $25 to “Insofar as the textila indu 1s will be sold to concerned, we have certain prob! blic on terms of $5.00 a week, to handle which are today clamc desired ing for attention. Chief among e New Britain allotment s 40 these is the question of forelgn com- petition in our home market, and | e Elmer Automobile comp: the effects of excessive importations (have opened up a 1 of European c n goods on our |[ment at 136 Washi n street, American textile industry, “The fact that we have w! ly erected, this morning so many represe the New Brit tives of the producers and hand of our raw material, affords me t s in the new building d which w | for their recent ' with an apparatue world why cotton should not always | There are. | wn. Also a more | ‘Oblain Photographs of Shadow ‘ Bands-f Sun | | Tucson, Ariz, April 10.—Photo- | graphs of the shadow bands on the | sun during the recent total eclipse, | were made successfully in the east | designed and | bullt by Dr, A, E. Douglass, direc- v of the Steward observatory The Arizona astronomer re- received the first prints from posures made by his shadow- band camera, used at Middletown Conn., under the supervision of Dr, H, etson, head of the astro- nomical department at Harvard. At the time the exposures were | made weather conditions were per- temperature was four be- . As the recording of these | adow bands, a source of mystifl- ion to leading authorities, had | ver been achleved successfully in | previous eclipses, the present at- | tainment s regarded Important to science. Dr. Douglass says the ex- proves beyond doubt that s are caused by irregulari- the density of atmosphere, a | ¢ ry he has held for many years. The prints show the shadow- s distinctly, They were rendered e to the camera lens by the smallness of the sun's crescent, The ® | plc s were taken during the min- ute preceding and the minute fol- | lowing totality of the eclipse, Dr. | Douglass points out that the samc | effect is seen from distant electric | lights and on stars viewed through | a strong telescope. The photographic outfit consisted | of a 13-inch converse mirror, focus ing a beam of light through a emall Opening on to a film six inches be- yond the focus. Thise concentrated | the light and enormously increas the contrast, thus bringing out in prominence these very faint shad | ows. | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS I'OR QUICK RESULTS 666 s a Prescriptior prepared for Colds, Fever and Grippe 11 the most specdy_remedy we know Preventing Pneumonia Up to 8:30 P. M. 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