New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1928, Page 21

Sen. Caraway Attacks Hoover On Farm Relief Stand; Avers Nominee Arkansas Solon -Assails Mrs, - Willebrandt and Senator Borah, Assert- ing Latter Criticized G. O. P. Leader Severely in 4919, Macon, Ga., Oct, 5 UP—Senator T. H. Caraway of Arkansas, col- league of the democratic vice presi- dential candidate, directed a strong verbal attack here last night on Herbert Hoover, Mrs, Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Benator William E. Borah and the “republican whisper- ing campaigners.” Benator Caraway sald the republi- can nominee has not told the farm- ors of the nation what he will do in their behalf it he Is elected. De- claring on the contrary that demo- cratic party has pledged itself to ‘put into effect that measure which will afford relief and which farmers and economists have accepted as Just, Law Not Enforced Mrs. Willebrandt, he said, has ad- mitted the prohibition lu.; was not enforced in certain states, despite the fact that congreas has given her every dollar her department has asked. ‘The speaker quoted a statement Benator Borah is sald to have made in congreas in 1918 charging Hoover with allowing breweries all the coal they needed while the schools were closed because of lack of warmth, The speaker added that Benator Borah, despite this statement, voted against the Volstead act and also against the nineteenth amendment to give the vote to women, Senator Caraway sald he protest- ed in the nmame of the mothers of America who taught their children religious beliefs carried through a lifetime, that religion be made a basis of political issue, Religion Sustains Smith “The example of the life of Gov- H. C ROWE'S ™ THE MOHICAN MARKET Solid Meat 40c¢ ,. ernor Smith's mother,” he declar- ed, “and her teachings have sus- tained him through all the years of a turbulent political life, and so steadied him that no one has suc- ceasfully charged him with personal dishonor or a breach ¢ public trust.” WINE BECONING BIG DOWRY IN FRANCE Popularity of Chatean Yquem Aid Marriage Market Parls, Sept. 5 (UP)—There are half a dozen young girls in the Bordeaux district whose intrinsic worth must be based upon the welght of several thousand glasses of Chateau Yquem which have been set aside by their thoughtful par- ents as a part of their Jdowry. Before the war, Chateau Yquem was always considered the “Cinde- rella” of aweet, white Bordeaux wine, It comes from a remarkable amall area, twice blighted by dis- ease and brought back to health only after the experts of a dozen nations had given their advice. For the masculine French taste, the wine was entirely too sweet, and only a tiny sip with the desert, to toast one's lady's health, was suffi- clent, When prohibition sent prices of French wines sky-ward, Chateau- Yquem was instantly recognized as being essentially for an American clientele. Within six months not a bottle was to be found on the French market, and the two largest restaurant cellars in Paris which | had boasted of never failing to com- ply with an order, were compelled to print a notice on their menus that Chateau-Yquem was no longer in their stocks. The war-time and pre-war stocks of the famous wine were sold at 391401 — !_._\lN ST. — 391 - 401 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FMDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1928, §0 to 60 francs per bottle—retall, and New York millionaires did not hesitate to double the price to have it bootiegged within a specified date to thelr own cellars. The original bottles and labels remained, but there are whispers in the French wine trade that there was consider- able “softening” done by adding quantities of lower grade Bordeaux. This year the entire harvest of the Chateau Yquem grapes was bought befere they had even seen: sunshine. There will be less than 100 “tonnaux,” each containing 300 litres of the precioua beverage, and the price per bottle—wholesale— will considerably exceed 100 francs. By the time it reaches a connois- seur's table, this price certainly will be doubled. In the Chateay Yquem szome there are only about #0 growers, and they have decided that in their “unseen harvest sales, they are to retain for their family use, not more than ten per cent of the year's total out- put. Some will be used for mar- riages, some for baptiams and other bottles for the engagement festivals of the neighborhood. But most of it is to be set aside as a part of Mar- celle’s, Marie’s or Josephine's wed- ding gift from the family, and in the wine-growing districts 10,000 francs worth of the world's choicest wine is enough to entice many a hesitant suitor, LIBRARIAN KILLED New Haven, Oct. 5.—(P—Miss Laura Dickerman, 74, librarian in the Mount Carmel library for many years, was killed by an automobile while crossing the street in front of her home at 2951 Whitney avenue last night. Willlam Mayer, 23. of Centerville Inn driver of the car was arrested and held in bonds of $1,000. Miss Dickerman i rvived by one sister, Mrs. Willlam Cook of Meri- den and reveral nieces. OFFERS REWARD Managua, Nic, Oct. 5.—P— President Diaz today was drafting & decree offering a reward for the ar- rest or information leading to the arrest of persons responsible for kill- ing at least 11 peacefully inclined Nicaraguans during the last week. 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