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LONDON REBUKES SOVIET PROPOSAL Press Calls It “Cynical Joke” and “Stupid Intrigue” ion was tion of not the con. in anti- appeared in th s of liberal organs incur pact- mselves h the hey would not be but which they 1 would the world how wicked apitalistic nations” arc how good and peace-loving are o Soviets The labor and soclalist press saw n the Soviet plan a challenge to the her powers to reveal to what ex- v are in earnest when they talk disarmament and declares t ‘he reply of tha powers will disclose eir real intentio: GEN. CHANG WEDS they knew t upon to mak WELLESLEY ALUMNA. (Continued From First Page) were current that political the general planned These did not ma- mors amies lemonstratio! rial throughout the day. The couple are not going on a Toneymoon for the present, but will remain in Shanghai General Chiang Kai tend the coming conference of the Kuomintang, or nationalist political | organization, which is scheduled to open Dec. 3. tha United Pross In an rview with the United Press just after Chiang's departurs for Japan, Chang Tso-Lin, Manchur- | isn war lord and chief opponent of he natior that Chiang had made a fortune of 000,000 during recent years. hiang won Miss Soong over Chen first because of his youth and sec- )ndly because of the great prestiz t attached to him as the strong an of the nationalist movement. Soon aftcrward, Chen, his rival forced 10 flea to Moscow be- se the radical nationalis tintea wvith communism, Wwere becomir yopular with heir former col- of the great na sigter of Miss Soong. 1t they n Yat ionalist It would marry. has been doubted. they are fond of is pointed out t With Che . widow ler, and ported th the report pjown that hut it ch other ng is one u' W sisters, nghorne sisters nf\l'r 11-Sen is another, and H hun 2. Watch For Particulars in the Newspapers Next Week press | but heavy guards of Chi- | se and foreign police were on duty | in order that! iek may at- ! charged | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD SDAY, DECEMBER 1, 19 B REPAIRS ARE ORDERED Broad Street Property Owners Given TUntil Noon Tomorrow—Arrests 1o Follow for Non-Compliance. Orders were issued today fr silding Tnspector A of B ord th pairs be nda at %9 Broad street U tion. T'nl 1y the a a office m a warrant slow- kowski, owner tion by Tnspect to tnaugu IER0 WEATHER PREVENTS FLOOD - nine a. m., flood had rise Add entertaine ecome wo emung river hove nor- s course. The en Painted Post west of here, was un- the crest of th bly, reports from oo but had nof state highway be and Addison or water. Chilcago, Dec. 1 (UP) | itewest today was in the grip of the coldest weather so far this season with temperatures fn many sections ranging well below zero and pre- dictions were for lower marks befor the end of the week Strong northwest winds sent ther- mometers tumbling after several of tha warmest November days {n his- tory. A drop of more than 40 de- grees in temperature was reported by many places. Snowfalls, rapidly rising waters Alsrupted wire communication, and badly delayed transportation facili ties added to the discomforture in several sections. Indiana Worst Sufferer. Indiana probably was t ost severely hit by the sudden turn. A biting sleet storm Isolated the cen- tral part of the state for a time yes- terday when it disrupted telephone and telegraph and halted train service. Rapidly rising waters thro the Wabash Valley added to the guf- fering. Brown county reported the most serious floods since 1913, Snow fell in Nebraska, Missou Kansas, Oklahoma, the Texas P handle and parts of Tllinois. T {in parts of Illinois was said to be 'he heaviest since 1906, Dies In Blizzard. Only one death had been reported The hody of a railroad worker was found near Grand Junction, Colo. A blizzard had bes r way sev- cral hours. Hibbing. Minn., repo est temperature—18 deg zero. Carhondale, TII snowfall followed grees in temper surrounding Centralia impassable a dowr followed by a sovs Professor Henry weather forseaster here liet could he expected e next week, He predicted temperatures bu a ty be no snowfall of e The half of ( shivered In th er. Edmonton, 2 low mark of ~The mid- service n ur ed the low- below heavy 40 a reported a a drop of ture. were ma pour of rain snow storm. Cox estern erta ow zero o ports froni of pondingly low . NATIONS RUSHING PREPARATll]NS R - WAR, SflVlET? g hall to arrang » lobbies of t Mu LIMITATION OF CLATMS LDMITATION 01 I 1 h are voic remiers Walde- <ki of ro 11 would be that the proc conferenee eedin will t imed rity le as the m isaram aies on official ahserver be conference 25 CHOLERA IN BENGAL 1., Dec. 1 (P great I at 1t wi ; month her THE HERALD CLAWII‘ILD ADS P TIVE INSERTIONS Order Rates Upon App! once {f your rrots after the frst |______________1 I SE ]) CARS —_— } 19: {192 HANDLER PAIG HOWARD W. USED C OF PD will good value HUP Broug 2 Sedan 927 CHRYSLEF 5 HUP 8 Touring 1926 FORD Sedan 1924 JORDAN Touring (B Bo }\1n0<|;mv bale< Co. ‘('h \I‘[LL 250 § BIG 1 DeLuxe, Pr ly car entrance t polished H 3 heavy black Upholstered whipcord st type 4-w oon tires ar and rear bumps Should satisfy the yer who w good $1600 care miechar ed in cle: humpers, tire. An itil tires, Price and paint and service and Price for relia ires. A com AT paint 7 SIX TOU demonstr: values Quick ral hund Power. TOTT SPORT AND) ) TOURING Paige and USED CARS i Trades rful a wit for SEDAN, § SEDAN, knowr ort DAN. A NG, WHITMORE S L ANNOUNCEMENTS | B —— Lots, M RS GROUT | earance and F Iur's(s S—Very reasonable prices. Greenhouse, 213 Oak Bt Come ir convince A | you ham s and flo Low g d see them. John Church_street. v) and Philip Motor Ma. o hoth front Iinished in tan lacquer crown fend- with mod to match heel brakes, e tire, front s heater, most exact- ints a really less than AND NAPTHA WEATHE reliable on. Refinish blue. Good Auto and Truck Agencies CARS. . Inc. Main Bt far Good lot of 1it bility. whole for classy trucks, tractors, plements. Automotive fce, 248 Elm 8t ith ne bumpers and bargain aies and service RING wE A mous for re Taous_sleev. Rudolph, valve ING reul, TOURING, ext 401 West 345 W SERIES and vice. Kingshury Star IG SAVING OVER NEXT SPRING'S PRICES (Dem.) HUDSON Seda ) Coach X Conch Conch Honeyman Auto Sales Co. 200 EAST MAIN ST. 39 ARCH ST READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS IST RESUL OUR LOOK! ALL CLE: USED CARS EVERYTHING ouT and Main St AN-UP OF | Tel. GOING niotor care ales. Fred St “Autos ¢ WOLET SEDA parte. | Tel. | | Phons | 127 Cherry 8t oy Co., 250 Arch Street. Tele- | Service. | RUNABOUT Bl oo PANEL DELIVERY- Wi IS NO BETTER WAY TO USE CHRISTMAS CLUB MONEY TO BUTY A USED CaR THE FAMILY FROM R SALES CO. uto Parts and A COLD WEATHER CO ALCOHOTL, non ns and h 161 Arch lutlons, ch Products € GET READY FOR THE WET SLIPPERY WEATHER BUY A SET OF MoKAY CHAINS ONEIL TIRE & BATTERY DUNLOP AND LEE tires—Wet and dry storage batterfes. J. M. Farrell, Roc well Av Webster Hill. Tel. 15 d. AHu repair- ECONOMY SPORT COLD DAYS ARE COMING GET A SUPPLY OF AL NOw O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO. 20 WASHINGTON STREET 1EL. 900—INSTANT SERVICE vou wait by <liffe Bros lig ase cutting Co._Ine,, Bigelos | BUSINESS SERVICE repatred now. AND FILLING NISHED iture Moving H. HARRIS xpert attention; don’t et ir expenee vidual room.. The Hardware ults. Tel., Ih!(ldlllx nn(l Conty Plumbing. Heating and Tafloring for and d eervice. Ye London £l MARBLB co. |C'pROF TiC i insurancc. ! s £ms dends largs. E. 1. 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