New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1929, Page 11

—_— . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY Private Versus Public Ownership Discussed at International Meet; Economic War Remedy Approved Chamber of Commerce Delegates Hear Technical Papers—Young Reparations Plan Described As Commercial Settlement of Problem. Amsterdam, Holland, July The International Commerce resumed day with a di 12 (P Chamber of its sessions to- ion on the relativ merits of private and public owner- ship. The principal address was de- livered by Julius H. Barnes, Duluth, Minn., who emphasi private ownership as superior. A half dozen technical papers on | the same subject were read by vari- ous European economic experts all of them siressing the superiority of private ownership. Urge Private Enterprise The conference adopted a resolu- tion holding that private initiative and private operation of enterprises constituted the most effective instru- ment to insure the progress of indus- try and to increase general prosperi- ty. Mr. Barnes analyzed the tre mendous growth of American indus try, citing figures to show this growth, and calling particular atten- tion to the importance of efficient services in the fields of transporta- tion, communication and power. “Governments may imitate practices of private enterprise there may occasionally some advance, but I submit that in these great fields of trans- portation, communication and elec- tric utilities the significant accom- plishments are in overwhelming ure the product of private en- " he : r. Barnes also quoted President Hoover as expressing the underlying philosophy that business progr siveness is dependent on competi- tion and that governmental conduct of business would stifle initiative and and register the | |Lord Melchett, head of a huge Brit- lish chemical combine, said the Young plan had converted the rep- arations debts from a political to a commercial obligation. The conver- sion, he said, was still only a con- | version on paper and it remained to be seen whether it became a conv ision to a commercial obligation | reality. Lord Melchett said impossible to make of the reparations scheme envis- |aged by the Young plan and still |more of the proposed bank of in- {ternational " settlements the | financial powe of United | states frank v whole- | heartedly assisted. “It is more especially important [that the plan of international set- |tlements is_to be developed in the future into a great organization to deal not only with the reparations | problem,” he said, “but with that onomic use of the world's gold | rese which to re- ! establishment of world's credit lon a gold h manner which does not, hamper and ict industrial ss is no industrial country NEW WIIG STATION WILL OPERATE S00N TManager Clancy Expects It Will in it would a suceess ¢ be unless the and is essential the in a s now, the world’s Isolation to any pro- longer possi- ble | | watt power, which at present is only 250 |there is the precedent of WGY at | Schenectady, which won its case In e also is a rule that stations court against divisiorf of time with 0 miles of a key chain sta- |a station in California owned by the same com The within 2 tion will not be allowed to use chain ms. This rule has been ad- = v 1 to October 1, and on account | Manchester Office On of almost universal objection by | : 4 radio fans the best opinion in radio Dial Phone System circles in New York and Washington | New Haven, July 12 (# — The is that the rule wiil never go into |third city in Connecticut will go on SREEL - 3 by |dial tclephone system Saturday when | When permission Was ovtalfe? | Manchester changes over to folerect the new trenaiitet o limethod i the Souithern New B RSEnIGEIoN L0 gUTos )1 Telephone Co. announced today. power. The only catch in the [~ & e : . 2 hat the station at About phones are involved man e i the change over for which a time would have to divide time | 1 ; - ° Inew building has been erected. WBAL. This, it'is generally o ooi ot t 8 S rogram that is not a desirable feature to |- iy 1 program that > | calls for an expe 54,000, IC mana ment. but it ER ke ; that a change can be brought | he nex St which time new Lpanbailg equipment will he adde The belief is that phone company system | in during and WTIC eventually will t 1ilo the deles ired wave, or one approx- time i a cle v cleared most of the WRAT present is on the W. of Cr the robers Flann in th (up) r gang of LASTTWO BANDITS CONVICTED TODAY Mail Robbery Gang All Rounded i7..")..% e s i A eiabhors Protest But Ruther- Up With Verdict Sl 1201059, . ANDREWS REPAIRS ~ BELVIDERE STORE sentence ford Is Unable to Inerfere mail 11 code allows ordinary repairs with- out a permit Andrews rec nuced his ntention of husiness in the sr stands few et om th e Normal Protest followed, that the store dence district, that it has not for the past five can has been Andrews er been ect have Gordon hoard of Andrews i3 of o¢ in of the National Broadcast compar for a good part of giving the same programs i e heard over WBZ in Springfield. For New England listeners to be given the privilege of hearing thr same chain program from WBZ and WBAL at such times when WTIC i dividing time with WBAL would | a disadvantage and really amount less hroadcasting service than is er joyed at present. In the background of the time vision rulings of the radio comm sion is said to be opposition to i many high-powered stations broa casting the same chain progran and there is a feeling in radio tions that if a station is to enjoy il privilege of using high power in o! der to reach distant parts of the n tion it ought at the same time pro vide original programs rather than to depend upon chain programs. Some half dozen powerful stations ave developed within the past wir but listeners have discovered that by tuning from one to the other £ these high-powered stations they arely receive duplications of the me two or th chain progra nating in New York. The result 1t the choice lics between these | sams no matter what high-pow- tion is tuned in. They have 1 st to stimulate bus Cut - rves Hot Weather Brings Cool Savings s duri summ weather, we are at floor sample clearance the immediate atten- householder. 1es Suites and Pieces Drastically written to the radio commission about it and that body is said to dis- | the system as heartily as the lis- ough there | ¢ that the chain pro- | hole provide superior ~ Endorse Yconomic Pressure A resolution endorsing economic pressure as a mea of forcing na- | tions to desist from war was agreed upon in a committee meeting today and will be presented formally the plenary session by Herbe Houston of New York. Function Sept. 1 Beds $5.75 Sofa Pillows §1.00 Dressers $11-98 alue 8§22.00 invention. } Lamps $9.98 s a pretty The new is a p WTIC on in operation tember 1, broadcasti Avon mou hy August 15 or and at that time | IFederal Radio Commission does not |change a former ruling. WTIC will This resolution reads: “The Inter- {have to divide time with WBAL in national Chamber of Commerce is |Baltimore, it was learned at the convinced that the world of busi Hartford broadeastir ion today. devote itself zealously to root- | J. I Clancy, n the conception of peace summed | tion, thought the nsmitter radio the words ‘sect would not in action until Sep- bave full i and disarmame wber 1 publicity department its influence fo pre the the “hoped” the trans- causes of economic friction which tter would operate August 1 may result in war. Nations failing to he ruling of the radio wdopt these methods should have no 1as been that if WTIC goes to support or-encouragement from the |50,000 watts, as it is permitted to do commercial world. Business men |with its new t vould specifically condemn and desire for |have to share ti b profits arising from war trade will remain for WTIC and WBAL to 1'or these reasons the International ladjust the time for broadcastingshe- Chamber of Commerce welcome: with enthusiasm the new guarantee: » recently given to the world by the Kellogg Praises Young Plan ssing the subject of inter tional settlements, the Young nd the world fi 1 of ain will b the entertainmen ations that WTIC maximum of or- prog in time when the | and the There epari a s iginality in own preparation for the transmitter is in operation it will 1 commi Console Mirrors $9.98 Value $6.60 is p Mattresses Axminster Rugs (ias Stoves $13.50 | Value S24.00 new when able to advise that n stit- up in ity, arb on and my G clude the opment of a good jazz orc Norman Clothier, the . string sextette under a large exert vent Station tra v develop- the by commis- ment of leader, ¢ Emil tract s are is always the pos; tlent ywhe sam ansmitter which In additiol bility of hir and this > radio commis- to current radio gos ive tween the two transmit rom would be on meters. 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