New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1925, Page 8

IIHFFEE PROFITS - WORRY BRAZIL ,Handling of This Product Is < Yery Important Business Rio De Janciro, Brazil —What causes the coffee? azil believe Americans are galning hug and have resolved to find out truth, The president of the of Sao Paulo, in an interview, ‘stated that three or four men now in the United States trying to ascertain the amount of profits made by the American roasters. 1l alded that coffee men in 8ao Paulo are convineed marketing group, somewhere between th Drazilian exporter and the American consumer, |s sccuring profits that are large enough to injure the trade wo newspapers in Rio de “have recently pointed out t ‘profits of Brazilian coffee growers are very high, and have advised “caution in continuing a policy which imight lead to eerlous financial Arouble for the country. ° One of these papers, O Jornal, ‘pays that “the hostile attitude of the iNorth American is the result of “prices which even Brazillans admit ‘are extortionate.” ‘'Coffee growers should be satisfled ‘with less profits,” is the opinion of O Brasil, which adds that “financlal ‘returns should be conflned sreasonable amount, Coffee, at pres- ‘ent prices, guarantees a blg income. “Plantation owners, according to their pub)l;h(‘d balance sheets, have net -profits ranging from 26 to 100 per ‘cent on the money invested. The American non-buying movement to iforce down the price is perfectly ‘legitimate.” Producers usually deny the asser- -tlon that they are gaining 100 per icent annually on the money in_ It is pointed out that farm lues are rising rapidly. Dr. ’Auguulo Ramos, author of a book con coffee and a former manager of ‘a large plantation, says that the ‘average size coffee farm in the Sao ‘Paulo region is now giving an an- nual profit of $30,600, and that the ‘market value of the farm would be ;about $150,000. He claims that the “growers are only sccuring a reason- fable profit and that they cannot “sell at a price below present quota- ‘tions. There are numerous indications “that Brazil expects to hold up the ‘price of coffe The new eco- operative defensa institute of Sao Paulo has been buying on the San- tos market to prevent a fall In prices, A movement has just been started by the state of Sao Paulo to gecure co-ordinated action among ‘the neighboring coffes growing states for holding bhack entries of coffee at the port of Rin de Janeiro, ‘similar to the system used at Bantos ' The Juns number 6f Brazilian (Business, the officlal magazine of “the American Chamber of Commerea for Brazil, publishes the following “statement, in an unsigned article, on the coffee sitnation: “We believe that moderate coun- Bels will govern the futurs policy of iBrazil in regard to her great staple dndustry, for sha would risk too ‘much h\' a prolonged attempt to circumvent the fundamental law of #upply and demand. The continued fprospect of reasonably remunerative prices is more important to her than the temporary advantage to be de- Tived from the extraordinary prices —_———————ee——— LIMITATION OF CLAIMS At a court of probate holden at New Britain, within and for tha district of Berlin fn the County of Hartford and Btate of Connecticut, July, A. D, 1325, Present, Bernard F. Gaftney, Esq. Judge. " On motion of Grace F. Turner of Tiart ford, Conn., as adminiatratrix c. t. a., on the estate of Hattls E. Howell Inte of New Britain, within sald " dist rlct. deceased his ‘court doth decree that six months De allowed and limited fik e creditors f maid estato to exhibit thelr claims pinistratrix ® notice be ertising In a ald New Britain ald district on_the the state has are »1!!) the on the 1st day of Fewspaper publist and having a circulatf And by posting public’ sign Britain, nea coased last dwel Certified from Record, June A Present, Bornard F. G Estate of J. Spencor New Britain, in sa endichis Ay be 1o probate n said published circulation g & copy ¢ tn tho town of X trict, ar to all delight your family make tonights dessert with to a| ‘vlm( have prevalled for so long. | The leaders in her coftce Industr certainly realize thls fact, and their | objective 1s a market with a mini- mum of Aluctuations around an aver age price level ample returns to the | vet not result in sumption abroad. In this hey are in complete accor American colf SAYS LIQUOR WAS SOLD IN”POLICE STATION, Scandal s row diminis con Mv‘, salihury Being in Federal Court at Boston Bo I"rothin man at 1 in federal persons ir clal poli | Baliy court in the dicted 4 the beach r involving officials | Newburyport and Salishury, teatifl today that liquor was sold in the town police stution. He also sail that he had five times scen loads of liguor Lrought in by rum runners while an officer, and that on two occasions he had himself piloted Black Creek. indicted. On one occasion, he said, he was In the Salisbury police station with Chlef of Police Harold F. Congdon, among those indicted, and Anthony Caramagno, eclf-confessed bootleg- | ger, when a stranger entered and asked where he could purchs quor. When Caramagno m move toward his pocket, Chief Cong- don said, “go ahead,” the witness testified, Caramagno then produccd a bottle which was sold for § Frothingham said that he had aided in unloading three rim running boats, tria 80- me-run- of cglled ning ¢ 1isbury rum Frothingham boats up was nat Champagne Flowing Freely in London London, July 2 (P—Champagne is flowing more freely during this London season than it did during| the weeks immediately following the armistice, according to authori- ties In the wine trade. The present hot weather has in- creased a demand which was already brisk for many functions, and workers in the vaults at Black- friars Arches are busy getting the golden tipped bottles out of bond. Many of the big hotels and wine re- tallers recently reduced their prices for all but the first class brands. port Hats FOR $2.45 Callahan 149 MAIN ST. To the first 7 people here Friday we will scll this magnificent Consolc arly much high er in price. FREE RECORDS FRIDAY —Reg Portable Easy to take makes of records. Its ally beautiful. Built hardships of travel. $1 a Week Aired g the | Open Until 9 anywhere, tone 1s to NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1925. BRITISH EXCITED AT STAND OF 0. S, Would Be Afiected by Conference on China Rights LI tites government s for onsideration of the rritorial rights in China Is prominence iy the morning but there is no torial comment upon it In some quarters the expressed it the e news th sited yore, edi- assumption move implies ure early aboll nd as Great would he chicf y affected by solition the matter is treated sensationally, [ Eisewher the L endeavor to fion of these 1l however, it s belicvegd nited States dovs not ,m,].r‘ 1 1o go heyond the resolution adopted | —_— | War Department Revises at the Washington conference, viding for a discussion by sentatives of the powers, looking to cventual abolition of the special privileges which the foreigners now possess in China While it is asserted nnofficially thut Great Britain is in harmony with the United States in this re the present disturbed condi tions in China are generally empha sized and Foreign Secretary Cham berlain's statement in the house o commons yesterday is citéd pro- spect, British government attaches restoration of order before any |the wider issues are taken up. Great Britain 1s said to have in- formed the Peking government that cxtra territorial rights and similar questions cannot be discussed until the anti-foreign movement has sub- sided and the incidents at Shanghai land elsewhere have been satisfac- |torily settled. Referring to this the diplomatic |commentator of the Dally Telegraph says: “It is to be hoped that this standpoint will be upheld agalnst |any suggestions for untimely con- cessions less at stake than Gr Britain,"” | FIGHTERS WEIGH IN | New York, July 2 (P—Harry {Greb, middleweight champion, [have seven pounds on | Waiker, welterseight king, when |they meet at the Polo Grounds to- | night. At the officlal weighing |Greb scaled 139 and Walker 152. “THE FOURTH” upward We have heen fortunate to secure an assort- ment of large head sizes in Sport Models, also in very stunning Dressy Black Hair Hats Bridal Veils and Hats Made to Order Fashionable Hose in White and Colors The Marion Hat Shop & Lagosh Upstairs p. m. Friday Music for the 4t Special Offer for Friday Phonogphs Talking Machines 125 unusu- endure the 138 Main Street as - Ishowing the importance which the to | of | from powers which have | ISouth America Starts repre- | | will | Mickey | Buenos Alres, July cities of the Alres and into an area of sky scruper compe- H“U in office h FolhU ALK thote can cities ;.\Irr,\\ of tower, finished during the Americi story structure Montevideo, ing rises 388 te wstablishing a new South can skys the tallest in buflt of re-inforoed concrete, combined oftice bullding and hotel, owned by an Italian immigrant who rccumulated a its beginning in a small hand knit- ting mill, Washington, errors in a : public a list schools in had earned the or schools. The previous war depart- chools, the list contained all of the &chools nspected during the year, not mpre- ly those awarded honors, The 12 honor schools are: Augusta flance, academy, demy, 5 o New To Build Skyscrapers A — The River Plate, Buenos Montevideo, are entering Y £ building. ginla; edifices arc not comparable of some Amerl- but a building in Buenos 22 stor inclnding fts past year, the highest in South been surpassed by a just completed in The Uraguayan bulld- feet, and in addition Ameri- W is claimed to world ever Itis a then ha the per record the tion The 260 rooms and baths, It is arise Any fortune which had LRROR CORRECTED, the List Military Schools, July 2 UP)—Correct previous announc department toda of 12 military the United States which designation of hon- The who, the war statement but gave a list of 2 it was discovered that | Military academy, Virginia Indiana; tlant Booneville, Fort ver Military Kemper Milita Missouri; DONNELLY- MULLEN CO. | Mexico Military York Military wall-on-Hudson; academy Military a sin; St taunton Military academy, \'nv Wentworth Military Lexington, 3 Fairbault, Poland-Czecho-Slov. akla A Giene 1 the convention aw between Poland and Czech- oslovakia is based on the principles contained in Geneva geace protocol o ranges for the practically all conflicts which might be dispute can b commission of coneillation number- ting five | ability to agrce upon the president selection of | president de are not obligatory upon the however, ligatory arbitration If cither of them rejects the Oriental institute, Roswell, academy, Corn- iver Military inesviile, Ga.; 8t. John's ademy, Delaticld, Wiscon John's school, Manlius, N cademy, Mo.; school Minn. Shat gree on Arbitration July 2 (®—~Polish circles | gue of Nations empha- fact that the arbitration signed last month at Tuly ister pathies of the arbitra- the side of the Chinese [ Jomination, policy is to could be re China's internal a The statement he unceasing a Russia in the | connection with tion in China, con ent speech at Lord Birkenhead, ere as officiul “Symp ention snvention in pacific question ar- setilement of the tween two sent countries, ! before a men, and if there be in- will be made of Switzerland cisions of the by commissic partics to ob- thy says M must resort decisions, Thcatcr Is Now Americanized 3 in China Los Angeles, July 2 (P—A revo- Tution in the presentation of Orient- al dramas by the invasion of west- ern costumes has been noted Chinese theater \jazz orchestra has gregation of native stringed instru- Georgia Military | ments and Chinese girls are choosen |to play feminine roles in preference | 327 to male at a An American replaced an ag- here, MAIN ST. impersonators, 2 (R Tchitcherin has issucd a state- ( a ment declaring that, Russians are tor complete liberation from foreign avoid any rded as intervention in lish newspapers in Longhhorot shich is regarded | sanction does not e ‘ehitcherin in re- uting statements that Rus terested In prolonging the [ and desires to aa sume the role of protector there. The soviet foreizn minister FRANKE. 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