New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1928, Page 6

Argmtoe Sevant Ungs Loas to ake Acto Geneva, Feb. 17 (M—When Prof. Jose Leon Puares of Beunos Aires suggested to the League of Natlons that something must be done to con. serve the food resources of the seaa, many men shrugged their shoulders and conceived the Argentine scien- tist to be an alarmist. But the league has decided that the time has come to study the problem, and in international con- ference will be called at a later date to discuss the immense project of safeguarding the food supply con- tained in the oceans of the globe. Recent estimates of scientific so- eieties contain the prediction that ultimately the world population will not have food for its sustenance, not only because of growth in num- bers but because of the increasing | demand among civilised men for & greater variety gf food products. Profcssor Buarez admits that the problem of conserving products of the sea is a new one to put before Jyrists, but he is convinced that the time has come to put the subject on the agenda of the conference for the codification of international law. Many fish and mea animals, he belleves, will become extinct unless their exploitation is subjected to international regulation. “As the democratic organization of society improves” M. Suarez says, “men increase thelr consump- tion, particularly of meat and corn. “What interests me, however, is| thet mankind will have before long t9 draw more heavily on the to supplement tho inadequate food production of the land.- It is our business to see that this step is not taken too late.” M. Buarez believes there should | be regulation of sea food in waters nearest the coasts, and he com- mends the United States for the agreement with Great Britain, Rus- ala and Japan to prevent extermi- nation of the seal. He favors an in- ternatfonal agreement on protec- tion of gea life generally, emphasiz- ing the need for protecting the whale, now almost extinct in many waters; the herring, important to Britain, Norway, the Netherlands. Belglum, Germany and Denmark; and the salmon and codfish. The scope of this taak, he avers, makes it {mpossible of achievement exeept by international agreement upon an economic and hiological basis, Reparations Payments Advertise German Wares Berlin, Feb. 17.-UP—The compul- #ory supply of reparations in kind, hewever painful they may be to 261 MAIN ST. modcls—and we'll we can fit you. sea | Tomikowski & Dawsofi The Store For You Good Taste Dictates Blue Wear a dark blue suit, and you'll never have to pause to consider whether you're properly dressed for any occasion which may arise in the course of your business and social activities, Come in and see the new MippisHADE many Germans, It is beginning to be realized that Germna products, distributed in this way to late belligerents, are getting the finest advertisement in Baron Fochus von Rheinbaben, who is making a trip through the PBalkans, writes that wherever he went ip Jugoslavia, all the rallvay and telephone material was of German manufacture supplied on reparstions account, and he adds: “It is quite certain that reparations in kind are making excellent pro- paganda for German industries, for all these countries sre bound to remain our customers in the fu- ture.” The Krupp tirm of Essen is nego tiating with France for the supply of a vast quantity of agricultural | | machinery to the French colonies, also on reparations account. The Union of South Africa is in the market for steel rails, and Germany has captured important orders by underbidding British tenders. Airplane Industry Is . Crowding Out Rodeos Colorado Springs, Colo., Feb.| 17 (A—With tue inception of air mall |scrvice here und ghe donation of the |city's $65,000 rodco grounds to an |airplane munutacturing company for use as a proving ground, interest in bronco-busting, bulldogging and steer-tying has fallen off. The rodvo grounds were the scene ecach summer of the Pike Peak rodeo, where cowhoys and cowglrls| |broke the jump from the Cheyenne | | Frontier Day celebration to the Pen- dleton, Ure., roundup, The business men, too, have Iswitched their affections and have hung up the ten-gallon hats and cowboy outfits they wore each sum- mer to advertise the rodeo. Aviators' helmets will replace the garb this year. A flying club has been formed, with a dozep members thus far qual- ifled as pilots. The city has become a lapding point on one of the feeder lines for the transcontinental alr mail service. COUNCIL MEETS Vinice, Feb. 17 (UP)—The exeey- tive council of the annual art ex- | hibition met and chose 300 works. | representing a score of nations, to be Ishown. The exhibition will be open- ed in the spring, at a date yet to be fixed. 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They must make good or we will! our regular stock a goodl, § out positively — You Save 30% Or More bas its bright side. lWSFlINfi ot i seings o e By o TURKISH CROOKS of the crulser “Goeben™ were heightened by a banquet given by Heavy Punishmeat lor Those Guilty of Corruption the former minister iast fal). The president was guest of hon- Angora, Turkey, Feb. 17.—(P— Ihsan Bey's salary as minister of th: or. He ate course after course of the dinmer, eyeing the golden plates Turkish navy was only $300 a month, but he had a dinner service on which it was served. Then, at the end of the meal, he whispered to his host: “A charming table service! Left of gplid gold and a $10,000 dia in the army, 'ater president of the mond. |tirst of the dread “Tribunaly of Now he faces charges of corrup- | Independencs” to be sent to Con- tion {n office, with the likelihoud | stantinople, and then to be a deputy ISTORY OF FILNS SOON FORGOTTEN Evon Now Its Early Days Are Yelled in Haze New York, Feb, 17.=(P—The me- tion picture still ip ranked as an in- fant among the arta, but the records of its beginniggs already are becom- ing fow and vague, Te ppeserve the history of the wmovics for pesterity, the New York public library has assembied 8 comprehensive collection of exhibits, ‘why rooks were associated bits o the bill. “Unlfke the rabbit it fs impossible to refuse redceming qualities to the rook,” state the peers. “Any whele- sl reduction of thelr numbers might be most disadvantageouws, to the farmer as they prevent insect plagues in the countryside,” For ocold mernings, eat to you by your grandfather, J gup- pose.” ‘The minister turned pale, for he knew well that the Ghazi was aware his grandfather was a peas- ant, From his humble beginning ihsan Bey had risen to be a colonel ent of workon the new ralle tion and post.office building men ‘way that he will be hanged if he 1is'in parliament and finally minister|aome of them dating back as far as dipg pictures to be kept found guilty. Tt is the first time in |of the navy, 40 yoars ago. photographie form. Turkish history that & cabinet| The burper and deputies fn| The oldest reli in the display ts a| 1In sesking old exhibits Ubrary minister has been brought to trial officlals found that many land- on chargea of accepting *bak- #sheesh.” A second acandal in the Turkish government of Mustapha Kemul Pasha involves the treasurer and deputier in charge of parliamen- tary funds, who must explain what happened to $50 000 which s un- accountably ‘missing, The two cases are the direct re- sults of the war deelared by Presi- dept Kemal on governmental graft His campaign to wipe out corrup- tion is viewed here as the last r .d bitterest phase of his battle against series of pictyres by Edward Muy- bridge, a 8an Francisco photograph- er, rom whose experiments the moder motien picture camera was developed,. Muybridge had a theory of “ani. mal Jocometion,” and he sought.te snap @ series of pictures of a meve ing dnimal, put them.all togethep, and have a record of the movement, He took the pletures on his “zeo. tropa” in 1887. Twe volumes of his pictures are in the library. The first feature film ever made, 80 fap as library exhibita show, was Tt is known s the most |® Plcturization ef “Ivanhee” done charge of the parliamentary funde are appointees of Kemal himself, but their responsibility is not ex- cused on this acore. Government officlals have declared "that even for the Ghax'a appointees to steal from the natien's rpurse is treason spd that If the deputies are foynd guilty, they will be hanged just as other traiters ary hanged. The evidence of corruption in parliament has comes as & sheek to the country That body waa |elected from a tist prepared by | Presidert Kemal bimeself au: tumn, memory of the men and women who had & part in them. Already, they say, many potable films of twe de- cades or more ago have been lost or destroyed. Peers Give Succor To London’s Rooks Lendon, Feb. 17 UM—Britain's fa- mous cawing rook has won a victory in the house of lords, but not so with the agile bunny whose cotton the forces of the old regime in| . b in England in 1904 with King Bag- |tail and four fleet feet have made Turkey. The cxecutive has given | l’:fi_“'!'l‘;'l1v‘;‘;’;‘:;":;“;h;":m:“““"" got as star. Prints of some of its|him famous im fairy tales and the evidence that he will wage war on ’: scenes are in the cellection. butcher shop. the wrongdoers in his own party as ruthlessly as he already has fought and conquered his party's enemies. 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