New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1928, Page 2

V. §. Check on Labor Flow Causes Similar Bars * Parla, Oct. 13 (UP)—Once villi- fied and classed as unfair to human- ity, the quota aystem of immigra- tion restriction created by the| United States to check the flow of | emigrants from overseas, is slowly being adopted under only slightly different form all over Europe where new immigration problems| have been created by the indus- trialization of the Continent. | When Secretary of Labor Davis| was in Europe recently, on a tour of study of labor conditions, he es-| timated that 5,000,000 Europeans snd Aslatics were waiting for their| turn to come into America and if | the bars were lifted tomorrow every | ecean liner would be filled on every |, roight in Cuba, not included in ! war ceased. westbound passage for 18 months with nothing but immigrants and still the tide would flow westward. | France today finds herselt in much the same positilon the United | States was in a few years ago. She has enough work for her own popu- lation but not enough for the un- employed of all Furope and Eng- Jand. Consequently she has erected | bars, without any fuss and as quiet- | 1y as possible. i | . TYtaly is doing the same thing. A nchman who wants to go to | more closely cipally since the World War—the time when the so-called *“Jass age” began. Americans live in a rush- and-run manner, and the advent of “jazs” only encouraged it. “RARY AUTOS” POPULAR Paris, Oct. 12. (UP)—The “baby auto” is now firmly established in the motoring world in Europo and is threatening to oust the higher powered car ‘from its supremacy. The average power of the small cars is 7 h, p. and their popularity is to be found in low- petrol con- sumption, smaller taxation, adap‘a- bility in crowded streets and—im- portant consideration In crowded cities — small space required for garaging. Many tirms throughout Europe are turning out these *baby autos” in thousands weekly and it is pre-] dicted that American car manufac- turers will have to study this branch of the motoring market it they are to main- tain sales on this side of the At. lantic. FREIGHT TAX OPPOSED Havana, Oct 12.—M—Tax charges the profits tax against corporations doing business here, received united opposition of shippers at a recent meeting. taly to work finds his way barred | | enough red tape to trip him ‘upless he is a spepcialist in some perticular trade which Italy par- ticularly needs. Spain is ready to| export, rather than import labor, and taxes are levied so as to dis- ®ourage foreign laborers. England long ago barred Con- inental workers for her own wun-| ployed are providing a problem hich several successive govern- | ‘ments have been unable to solve. | | Labor Blames America \ Labor leaders all over ®openly blame America for the con- dition, but government officials ‘eannot blame the United States for| | the immigratiion stand she took. | When the bars of American ports| re levelled against mass move- mtents of labor from abroad into| ! United States, there was created “vast labor surplus which is today | mated at 10,000,000 on the Con- | nt, outside of Russia, and in the | tish Isles. One of the problems of the | League of Nations labor bureau is %o find something for those ten mil-| Mons to do. Had America continued o import labor during the past ten Dears at the rate she did from the Deginning of the century until the | ond of the war, this surpplus would ot exist today. . Peland is teeming with factory farm workers. They are being lorganized into colonizing expeditions and sent to South America, More than two milllen acres have alrcady been turned over in Brazil to thes: Polish immigratioin groups and they | settle into communitiecs where they carry on the life and traditilons of ©ld Poland. 8o vast is the movement of Pol- sh labor towards the new world | that ocean steamship companies in a race for the carrying of is mass. Even French lines have Mtretched their services up into the g:mc. where they compete with rmans and British in carrying the million Poles a year into Argen- | ‘tine, Brazil and the United States. | GPEX AR POWER WORKS | " PREDICTED AT GAS MEET htl. Steam and Electricity May | ! Soom be Produced in Single Plants, Tt is Thought Atlantic City, N. J., Oct. 12 (®— | Yorecast that the towering build- | of public utility power p\-ma‘ will disappear from the industrial | landscape was made yesterday by | Walter C. Beckjord of New York before the convention of the Amer- | Gas assoclation. | In their place the power produc- | ng machinery will be set up out of rs, with no expensive walls and | Poots to cover them. “Already,” Mr. Beckjord said, ®boilers, water gas sets and coke| Bvens are being installed without bulldings or other shelter. The | Blectrical manufacturing plants are | Meveloping hydrogen cooled ap-| retus such as motor generators, tequency chargers and condens; that can be installed outdoors at| Yeduced investment costs.” | Mr. Beckjord predicted the 'lmei When gas, steam and electricity | will be produced in single plants, | probably located at mine mouths, with completely processed coal as the basis of powe: This Time for Heay Heart Failure Memphis, Tenn., Oct. The so-called jazz tant contributing atarming inc heart failure L. M. Graves, health. Graves said, “the strain that the “Jazz age” puts upon the hody in | the matter of lost sleep, night- rush- ing and late-hour danci heavily, E tics chow heavy iner ase in 12 (UP)— is an impor- tor in the Economical Two Registered Pharmacist fn charge of C. W. Brainerd, formerly of Clark & Urainerd Europe | JER RESSES SILENCE BAND 0 ENCIROLE WORLD {Two Minntes of Quiet Called for Amistics Day New York, Oct 13 (UP)—To celebrafe the tenth anniversary of | Armistice Day on November 11 ll demonstration of silence at 11 a. m. literally world encircling 1n its scope, has been arranged. For this purpose the League of Remembrance, with headquarters in New York, has sent invitations to the heads of every country within | the latitudes of 30 degrees and 5 degrees to co-operate by the sus- pension of all industrial activity as far as possible, and the cessation’of | all vehicular traffic during the two solemn minutes at 11 a. m., the! hour when the Armistice agreement !was signed in 1918 and the great In this way, says the league as the earth revolves around the sun, | and the hands of the clock meve in unison, every hour of the proces- SEY Here are jersey frocks of the better kind . . . you’ll notice that at once. .. the sty ng and workmanship is superb . .. in fact, wise shop- pers will buy more than one at this value offering. Women’s and Misses’ sizes. 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