New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1929, Page 3

‘szg i £ fi? SEEEE; i it rel {1 Hy: i 11 L 4] s i ohi | fsn't & bit sorry for his choice, since the advent of the film “talkies™ have made life hard for theater mu- aicians, Mr, Hale is the son of Mrs, F, Cheater Hale of 10 Camp street. Ex- ercises will be held at the Fourth Presbyterian church, Weat End ave- nue and 9lst street, marking the 30th anniversary of the school. Mr. Hale won a $400 scholarship for the school two years ago. He | has been elected a colleague of tho American Guild of Organists, and taking the place of three riders. Pony Express .v-nn‘ ten miles per hour, the new Boeing mail ships cruise over th id - trail 125 miles an hour, with 0 ters, Postage for an ounce letter on the Pony Express was $10 gold—on the air mail five centa ISLANDS RADIO PLANES Monolulu, June 13.—This far-off United States possession is air- minded, too, and in addition has fol- lowed modern aviation trend and equipped some of its planes with radio receivers. Planes between Honolulu and Milo are so equipped and recelve communications from a radio terminal station established at Iwilel. Passengers wil be able to send messages as well as receive them. of Pregident Emilio Portes Gil and Roman Catholic prelates merely climaxed long months of prior ne- gotiations, in which the basis for settiement had been reached. In well informed quarters here it was said this basis was mutual consent for a broad interpretation of the country's religious laws, strict enforcement of which in 1926 led to the epiacopate’s order with- drawing priests from the churches. Such an agresment, it was point- ed out, would involve conceasions by both the Mexican government and the church, without either un- duly giving in. The same well Informed source said the vatican probably would act quickly and satisfactorily on the terms of the agreement. It was pointed out as extremely unlikel his holiness would delay or perma. nently pigeon hole the matter, as it was understood happened on two previous occasions when negotia- tions looking to settlement came to a head. Public Stand Cited ‘The public manner in which the present negotiations have N'll conducted and the very definite af- front undue postponement might offer to the Mexican government were mentioned as reasons far this belief. Regarded as even more signifi- cant than a formal statement was the remark of Monaignor Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores, archbishop of Mi- choacan, to news photographers when he emerged from his con- ference with the president yester- day. secemed to represent the most pro- found feeling on the part of the prelate. Faces of both him and his fel- low churchman, Bishop Pascual Dias of Tabasco, who had sat with him through the hour and a half conference with President Portes Gil, were wreathed in smiles as they emerged from the big beneath the castle and met the barrage of questions from newsapa- permen before being driven haek to their secret residence. Neither they, nor the pruldent. nouncement of the accord. would return the priests to Mexl. can churches after nearly three years' absence, would come from either Mexico City or the papal of- fices in Vatican City. Sawdust obtained from the gang- wa, & tree native to India, is pro- viding a motor fuel which has given excellent results under test.’ that emphasize Porter's Low Prices ! ENUINE economy reigns throughoyt our five large floors. Porter furniture is the best furniture you can buy ....and Porter’s prices are better prices, Compare! ‘Wicker, Fibre and Grass and Fibre EW and handsome pat- terns in summer rugs. 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