New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1929, Page 30

# )ortl of propositions that might ke (Continued from First Page) United States was not adequate. i A n - Lord Cushendun, British delegate, .., announced that Great Britain deem- ‘u the French proposals of budget- ary limitation a step in the right llroeuon He agreed with the French that more time should be ! glven for reflection. * The Brjtish delegate strongly op- posed direct limitation because this implied international control. He thought the United States would not accept control and was certain Great Britain would not. ., Lord Cushendun admitted that the French system was not ideal, because no country where the cost of armaments was high would want to be presented to the world as sup- porting larger armaments than it really possessed. He continued ready to rally to any solution acceptable _to the majority and said the com- mission might even have to fall back on thessystem of publicity. The official text of the draft treaty upon which the commission js werking shows that the British | delegation, like the Italian and the] Japanese, made a reservation last| year that budgetary limitation | should be effective solely by publlw city. | Chief Experts Working Hard 1 Whatever the outcome of the ex- perts’ conference, the result appar- ently will not be attributed to lack | of efforts to reach an accord. The chief experts conferred at length with Dr, Schacht this morning lfll‘ their talks were to continue this afternoon, 'so pressed were the delegates for time that some of them lunched at the Hotel George V and others at a nearby restaurant %0 as to be ready to resume work at an early hour. It was obvious that the heads of the delegations were talking seri- . pusly about a possible means of ar- riving at an agreement, but on what basis was not known. It was re- peated positively after the morning conferences that no one had made | say new proposals and the experts | declined to discuss speculative =2- made, Dr, Schacht radiates some hoae among his fellow experts that he may.have another offer to make, He has not made one nor said in any definite form that he would do so. Yet there is an impression that he might raise the German annuity provided' that he could have assur- ances in advance that his proposal “would be accepted. | SPECIAL for TOMORROW .} ~ LEGS OF GENUINE SPRING LAMB THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Aiphabeticatty Arianged for Quick lnd) Reference tor CONBECUTIVE 1NRERTIONS Charge 1 line 1 ;...1 line 27 . § dae...1 line Count & words to s lise. 14 lines to an inch. | Minimum. space 3 line Minimem Book charge. 38 cents ‘The Hersld will not be respomai for wrrors after the frst insertion. ADVERTIEING FOR THI: SECTION MLST BE ORDERE! BEFORE 12:30 P. M. DAILY AND 9:30 BATURDAY. 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POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN “Ma w. .| sons to think we kept a cook all the time, but Junior give ]it away that we got that ~«Fwoman just to help fix din- .jmer.” ' | Copyright 1929 Pubiishers Byndicate Before buying your future home let us show you some of our de- sirable listings. For N~ Rdlns Use Herald Classified Ads. » 4 .ed the Thomp- || AUNT HET BY RORFRT QU'Il.I EN “I'know it sounds common. 3 “Growing With Reason” JUST KIDS LCOKIT WHAT THE Open Evenings,and Sundays HUDSON, 1927 Coach, (early Until 9 P. M, 1928), perfect condition, low mileage, blue Duco, upholstery spotless, $550. BTAR 6 cyl. 1927 Sedan, elegant condition, $450, The Herald Classified . Ads [l{usea car Dept. Phone 2700 READ HERALD CLARRIFIED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS CASHIN savs— “YOU'LL NEVER BE URGED" YOUR MIND IS MADE UP. THERE IS NO DOUBT YOU KNOW WHAT TYPE OF AUTOMOBILE YOU WISH TO WN AND THE PRICE YOU INTEND TO PAY FOR IT. WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND FINEST SELECTION OF DEPENDABLE USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. A VISIT TO OUR SHOW ROOM AT 98 A STREET WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT YOU CAN SAVE FROM $50 TO $300 ON YOUR AUTOMOBILE. LISTED ARE A FEW OF THE MANY DEPENDABLE USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. 1928 BUICK CLUB COUPE 1928 PONTIAC BEDAN 1928 DURANT S8EDAN 1928 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1928 PONTIAC ROADBTER 1927 OAKLAND SEDAN 1927 HUDSON BROUGHAM 1927 NASH COACH 1927 PONTIAC COUPE 1927 CHEVROLET SEDANS MAXWELL, 1924 Touring, $95. CAP ITOL OLDSMOBILE, late ¢ cyl. Coupe, BU[CK ::c-puonl.lly perfect condition, USED CAR HUPMOBILE 4 cyl. Club Sedan, ( 5 pass, new tires, slip covers, DEPARTMENT _p— ~ honest and reliable, $375. GA.. RL\ SUPPLIES JEWETT 1925 ¢ door Sedan. The EDUCED 4-tine stcel spading fork, 9Sc. ‘Wooden rakes, 53¢, Many other specials too. numerous to men GRASS SEEDS 3 Ibs., $1.00 Bulk and package secd {||choice offerings to used car buyers—each in excellent condition and specially low i|{priced for this week. BUICKS , tight, new tires, new battery. 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