New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1925, Page 13

WALL STREET IS HUCH INTERESTED Keeping Eyes on Lovee's Pro- posed Mergers New York, M 28 (AP) - strategic rallroad moves, one in the rapldly growing Twq southwest and the other in the highly competitive eastern trunk line territory, have focused the watchful eyes of Wall street upon Leonor ¥, Loree, the most compact railroad systems In the United States, the Kansas City Southern and the Deieware & | Hudson, At a time when: ambitious plans for taking shape in the different sec- tions of the country. Mr. Loree has taken independent action. laying the basls for prospective consolida- | tions hutlt around his own railroads. In Big Deal A former assoclate of E. H. Har- riman, Mr. Loree is credited with executing a play, reminiscent of the days of this great bullder, fo the east, sponsored a plan for a fifth n-nm: line in opposition to the “fo power” grouping proposed b the New York Central, Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio and Nickel Plate systems, Furthermore, the presi- dent of the Delaware & Hudson re- cently obtained a lease of the Buf- falo, Rochester & Pittsburgh rail- way. a small but prosperous soft | coal carrier, highly important to any plan of regrouping the eastern rajironds, The road originally had Leen allotted to the York Cen- tral under the “big four” proposals sutlined to the Interstate Com- merce Commission. Mr. Loree’s quiet and unexpected | asquisition of the lire, Wall street 1greed, hadl mvented the “big ‘our” consolidation scheme. The Wat railway, controlled largely sy same banking intercsts, it xas belleved, would be available to he Delaware & Hudson as a route to Chicago and could be tieq up sasily with the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh at Buffalo, Only the acquisition of some such voad as the Lackawanna or Lehigh Vulley, to provide the dou func tion of connecting the Deluware Hudson with its new leased line and serving as an entry to the port of | New Yor be needed to ¥ouul out a comprehensive sys whieh would establish a nctwork of ines. linking Montr Rujfalo, New York, Pittsburgh, Detroit and ago Lehigh Valley The Lehigh Valley, Wall street beliey is alrcady virtually con- trolled by the New York Central and eventunlly will be included in that system. There is a possibility, however, that the T which the Van Penneylvania been custing to the h ay go and if any velops, Mr fight Delaware & is successful in ption for a st hidder (33 st for rol 1 Loree is certain to be Whether or not Hudson xecutive carrying out in the 1is cone fire) )\ e will command u fasorable bargaining position, If the Delaware & Hudson fails to be- consolidation | head of two of | regrouping the railroads into a | small number of large systems are | railroad | where he has | & | coma the nucleus of a greater rall- road, It will at least be fitted Into & "blg four" grouping only on its own terms. Strong in Southwest In the southwost, the City Southern has obtalned a strong foothold and perhaps working con- trol of the Missourl-Kansas-Texas raifrond, n much larger systom. No direct negotlations for a merger have yet been broached, but when the Hime comes for liaking up the small southwestern lines, Mr. Loree and his assoctates, with two rail- roads under thefr control, probably will be able to dictate the terms |and lay-out of the merger, which s cxpected to embrace the 8t. Louls-8an Francisco, Chicago & |Alton and several smuller carriers, ! Sees Posibilities Notwithstanding the conjectural elements surfounding the ultimate development of the two systems, Wall street's imagination has not been slow to grasp the possibilitles |of sympathetic traflic relations which might be effected between a Loree rajlrdad in the southwest and a fifth eastern trunk line, which though the Wabash, would extend to i, Louls. Associates of Mr. Loree recall that it was only a short time ago that he was violently opposing what he termed “grandiose consolidations.” [n his merger plans they insist that lie will remain consistent to rinciple, and attempt to bulld new systems as compactly as possible, ‘RUSSIAN CROWN JEWELS - PLACED ON EXHIBITION, s |the Preshytery Kansas | this | | Feport, |Soviets Prove They Ixist—some Diamonds Weigh Over | 100 Carats Moscow, May 26.—(AD)—For- {clgn ministers and ambassadors sta- tioned here today saw the Russian | {'erown jewels, er to [ remove the belief ‘rlm).\‘ that the crown ewels had disappeared or been reduced in number, the soviet government in- vited all foreign the state vault | ures are stored. | The digplay was | cetimated value of was given 2s the equivalent n( $50,- 100,000, The soviet it is suid, intend preserving the jewels as evidence of the Javishiness and ex- travagance of the preceding 3 ‘l“llm(‘fl. Included in the collection exhibit- ed today were the crowns of the {former rulers of Russia for many generations, necklaces, bracelets and picces of jew liere were precious stones of diplomats to visit where these treas- q the authorities elry nany varieties, and some of the dia- | 1 more than 100 carats. s of the ob ed t1 ailroad t ccts that most as visitors was a miniature n studded with a great er of diamonds a other cious stones. Another striking | e of work was a head dress ashioned in the form af an aigret. | ut made of gold and diamonds Other ploers were praeacks and | n e of precions metal 1 wronght with much fwels an The (lassified fo! {ba spocial efforts to nvl»,¢,\g.‘ for | Use homes. Wrigleys gives the penny a bigger value in delightful, long-lasting and beneficial refreshment Coming home on the train or in the car - Its so cool and sweet after h them closely. | b | EW REJECT PLEA T0 EXSCIND NEW YORK Presbyterians’ Minority Report However Demands Probe Columbus, 0., May (AP)— The Chester (Pa.) overture, asking that the P’resbytery of New York he cxscinded, was rejected In a majorily report of the bills and overtures committee presented to the general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the U, 8. A, for "lack of sustain- ing evidence.” A minority report, signed by ultra-fundamentalists, asked that the assembly appoint a committes to carry ' on an investigation of all charges against the Preshytery and virtually secks to set up a court 1o (try the issue, Both were laid on the table pend- ing the report of the permanent ju- diclal commission. The latter body is considering three complaints against Presbytery, arising out of the Fosdick case and the licensing of young ministers who do not fully subscribe to I byterian creeds and doctrines, The commiesion was sought, according to the minority because of the “widespread spirit of unrest brought about In the church through the acts of the Pres it be- 1d sign- 'Thfl came known ing a resolutfon which reiterates its New York delegation is eirculating The resolution will insist that acted m good faith nd. {in the cases in controversy. secking the investiga- members The report ion, was signed by cight of the committee, including Dr. A. Maclennan of Philadelphia, sor . D. Wilson of Princeton ¥. Willlams of Philadelphia “Tahs” Bmldmg Fund Driye to Start Soon President James P, Murphy of the M. T. A & B nce shortly the appointment of a mmittee of 20 to conduct a drive among m rs of the “Tabs” for A building fund. The soclety has ac- quired a plot of land on Main street |and has plans for a fraternal home o cost $210,000. Ground will be sken next month, Tt is plannea at later date to have a publie drive. but detalls of this campaign have not yet been worked out. ‘R DIES. OPERA MANAG Munieh, May 26 (AP) == Anton Fuchs, the famous stage mane or at t ch opera, died re at the age of 76. He was well Jnown throughout the world as an operatic His stage settings were recognized in most countries as ti ndard operatie performanc ADIES! All the beauty creams on earth can’t give you an active liver. Keep your stomach sweet and our liver active, You will e repaid with sparkling eyes—clear, smooth, healthy skin—and a breath with the odor of Spring. for "ai v e Chamberlain’s Tablets will do it. Get a bottle of these tablets for 25 cte. Take twoto-night. They are prompt in action, pleasant effeot. - Sold everywhere soclety will an- | producer of rare genius.' HALL SUCCESSFUL IN FIGHT FOR BUS BILL Shore Line Road Can Open Gasoling Lines Without Asking I U« for Permission (Bpwoial to e Heraid.) Hartford, May 2 Hall of New Britain, chun man of the legislatlve comuilitce o rallroads, I ward 1%, won the fight of this scs sion today after hesargu against an amendment to his committoos report which would have requircd the New Haven and Shore Line 1 road to ask permission public utilities commission to « lish bus line service The committee on r through Senator Hall, repo the sense of his committes was tiut the railrond would not be requircd from to follow this procedure. After report was explained House Leado Cronin introduced an amendr 1 whieh would require appearance fore the public utilities comr A lively debate followed, with S ator Hall leading the opposition which the opponents were vic the amendment being defeated READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RESUITTS strained nerves. by the system. 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