New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1929, Page 3

ENVOY TO GERMANY 1S 7 YEARS 0LD Hindeaburg Congratulates dacob Gould Schurman on Birthday Berlin, May 22 UM—Pregident Von Hindenburg and numerous prom- inent Gierman officials today were congratulating Jacob Gould Schur- man, American ambaasador, on the oceasion of his aeventy-fifth birth- day. PRESS (VNS M&M-D SCHURMAN The president sent the ambassa- dor his autograph photograph while Chancellor Mueller and Foreign Minister Stresemann sent congratu- lations, The latter sent a basket of flowers. From Heidelberg came a birthday gift for its honorary citizen, a port- folio containing two rare color prints of the city by Johann Jacob Struedt. The ambassador spent the day at Halle and made an address before the Kant society on the subject of “Kant and Peace.” The American ambassador recelved a surprise birthday present by being made honorary member of the society which is made up of distinguished scientists and scholars. Several newspapers comment on the ambassador's carcer and his great popularity in Germany. In the difficult role of re-estah- lishing relations of friendship and cooperation between two recently cnemy nations, the American ambas. sador is felt here to have won an «nviable position of affection and confidence among the Germans. He is perhaps the only American diplo- ITEM B. V. D.—Genuine Union Suits Agow Collars ,............... Emery Shirts ........ Kuppenheimer Suits .. Knox Hats—!5 Price Bostonian Shoes ...... Two Pant Suits ..... NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1929 REGULAR PRICE SALE PRICE $1.35 20c $2.00 $40.00 $10.00 $8.75 $40.00 83c 5¢ 99¢ $27.49 $5.00 $6.99 $28.44 mat in Europe who can be compar- ©d 1o the late Ambassador Herrick in his popularity with the people among whom he lives and works in the interests of the United States. AMERICAN LEGION POPPIS ON SHLE Proceeds Used for Welfare Work Among Ex-Servicemen A corps of more ¢han 20 members of the Eddy-Glover Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary started the annual sale of poppies for Eddy- Glover post, American Legion, this morning. The sale will be continued Knox Caps ......... $3.00 $2.29 Holeproof Hosiery ... 35¢ 23c Arow—Trump Shirts .. $1.95 $1.66 Blue Star Overalls ...... $1.50 65¢ Mg Hats .c.oovinases $5.00 $2.71 Watch-the-Wear Overalls .. $1.95 95¢ Manhattan Pajamas ........ $3.00 $1.94 Neckwear ............... $1.50 95¢ Manhattan Shirts ......... $2.50 $1.35 T R SR $30.00 $18.44 e i Towers Slickers ........... $5.45 $3.95 E’n’:f:f:'::::“ini}:?":‘fi‘:‘]';:{ Kuppenheimer Suits ......: $50.00 $33.44 gi“:f'.’.;%:?fii‘::‘%%:’:':fir'fiwm Kuppenheimer Tuxedos ... $50.00 $41.4 Mag Tuxs—Including Vest ... $35.00 $21.44 Allen A—Sealpax Union Smts $1.00 69¢c Sport Sweaters .............. $6.00 $3.95 B. V. D.—Genuine Union Suits $1.35 83c Boston—Paris Garters .......... 25¢ l4c Golf Hoslery ................. $3.00 $1.65 for the hglance of the week coming to an end Saturday night. The wom- en of the auxiliary stationed them- selves about the principal streets of the city and preliminary reports given in to Chairman 1Israel Nair tion to the fact that the poppies are manufactured by disabled World war veterans in the government hos- pitals throughout the country. They are sold to the posts of the Ameri- ean Legion, with the disabled men [ receiving the entire proceeds. Voluntary contributions from 10 cents up are received by the can- vassers and the profit realized by the American Legion posts is devoted to a fund which is used for welfare work of Legion posts and American Legion auxiliary. From President Hoover down to the lowest town or village official, approbation of the sale is given an- nually and the fact that all of the manufacturing concerns in this city through their officials, have assired the Legionaires of cooperation in the sale of poppies shows that the cause is deemed a worthy one. The flower itself is the offical * memorial flower of the Aemrican Tegion. It was adopted at a national convention several years ago because of its power to bring visualation to the people of this country of the fields whereon the city's sons gave their lives in the World War. FENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mra. Frank Marvin of 83 Barnett street, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Gladys Irene, to Oscar E. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Levin Johnson of 10 Austin strect. No date has been set for the wedding. POPE'S EXIT POSTPONED Rome, May 22 (UP)—The Pope’s exit from the Vatican has been post- poned until early in June, it was announced officially today. Previ- ously it had been planned for the Pope to leave the Vatican on May 30, Store Will Be Open Every Evening During This Sale Until Nine o'Clock READ RERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS