New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1925, Page 11

L4 " CHING SITOATION - FULLY EXPLAINED Prol, Farnam Talks to New o Haven Lious 1] New Haven, Oct. 30.—The conse- quences to world peace and to the relations between the United States and China will be disastrous, unless the U. 8. can meet the Chineso in & spirit of fairness und frankly recognize the justice of their claims &t the Peking confercnce on cus- toms which opened Monday, Prof. Henry W, Farnum of Yale university % told the Lions club yesterday. Prof. Farnum, who considered an authority on China, spoke on “China and the U, 8" He began With an outline sketch of the physio- graphy, the history and the econ- omic and cultural condition of China, a knowledge of which is necessary for any understanding of the present, he sald . He referred to the great area of China, larger than that of the United States, its 4 Pbopulation, three times that of the United States, its history and culture going back more than four thousand years and Its wonderful agricultural ekill which has enabled it to main- tain a large population through the genturles on the same land. “The questions which are about to be discussed in the Peking con- ferences have resulted naturally from the three-fold impact alrcady desired but have been brought to a head by a number of special cir- cumstanées, these was the world war, which dis- closed to the Chinese some of the weak points of western civilization. Another was the V ngton confer- ence of 1922, Chinese an opportunity to assert their right as a sovereign nation and resulted in the nine power treaty. The delay, however, in the ratification of the treaty by France caused irritation which was intensi- fied by the Shanghai shooting of May and other occurrences. There has been a growing spirit of nation- alism in China and these occurrences raised that spirit to fever heat. “The Pcking conference on cus- toms duties opened Monday and is to be followed by one on I extra- territorlality In Decembe L The questions to be discussed at the are by no means simple and there is much to be said on hoth sides, but the consequences to the peace of the world and {o the relations between the U. 8. and China will be disas- trous, unless wo can meet the Chinese in a spirit of fairness and frankly recognize the justice of their claims, while safeguarding at the same time the interests of foreign residents in China.” GROTH-DOERR WEDDING AT ST. JOHN'S E. L. CHURCH — Henry W. Groth and Miss Helcna E. Doerr United in Marriage Last Evening. The wedding of Miss Helena E. 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Groth was the best man and the ushers were Walter Hauser of Waterbury, Harold Diehl, Christian Hepp and Clement Grocock, The organist was Michael Haet- tinger, and Mrs. Willam Krdemer | of West Springfield, Mass., sang “Oh Promise Me,” accompanied by Wer- ner Berg of this city. i The church was prettily decorated for the occasion with palms and chrysanthemums, | The bride was attired in a gown | of bridal satin trimmed with Duchess lace and orange blossoms and ried a shower bouquet of roses and Ilies of the valley. The mald of hon- | or wore Nile green georgette and £old lace and carried a bouquet of Pernet roses and gold ribbons, Miss | Kahl wore shell pink crepe satin trimmed with gold and Miss "Weesels | wore turquoise blue crepe satin with ! gold trimming. Thelr bouquets wers of chrysanthemums with rainbow colored ribbbons, The gift of the bride to the matd of lonor was a platinum bracelet |and to the bridesmaids platinum pins. The groom's gift to the best {man was a Masonic emblem ring and to the ushers gold pocket knives. The gift of the groom to the bride was a platinum cameo pin set with pearls. After the ceremony a reception held. About 200 guests attend- | ed from Camden, N. J., Springfield, Mass, Waterbury and Meriden. The couple left on an extended wedding trip and on their return ‘“'HI reside at 158 Shuttle Meadow {avenue, Miss Doerr Y8 a graduate of the New Britain High school and of the! ew Haven Normal school of | | Gymnastics. Mr. Groth is associated { with the Savings Bank of Neu | Britain, . European Church Survey Intercollegiate Game Washington, Oct. 30 (P—Survey- ing European church conditions, Dr. Charles 8. Macfarland, general sec- retary of the Federal Council of churches, declared in a report to its | administrative committee, made public today that one of the most heartening things was “the rapid de- velopment of the church federation of Germany,” In “the rapidly grow- ing relationship between the eastern churches and the Protestant bodies,” | Dr. Macfarland saw ‘‘perhaps the | most significant element in the new cooperative movenment in Europe and the world at large.” Concluding from his survey that “the American churches will need to continue increasing help to thelr sis- ter churches of Europe for a consid- erable number of years,” Dr. Mac- farland praised for economy and ef- ficlency, the central bureau for re- let of the evangelical churches of Europe, through which Protestant bodles of Europe and of this coun- {try “are rendering flnancial and | moral aid to the churches of central Europe.” DIVIDEND INCREASED New York, Oct. 80.—Common stock of the American’ Metal Co. was placed on a $4 annual dividend basis yesterday, with an increase in the quarterly disbhursement to §1 from 75 cents a share. 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