New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1929, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1_1_,_']9'29, 15 — = — = = ~ —_— Apparently unaware that she was | their peculiar interests may find it | MacDonald visit has been highly | the United States with absolute and | could not becauss of his situation. | King Gives Opinion honor Britain’s premier, J. Ramsg, A [][]NA”] BE[“NS {the center of a colleglate row, Miss | extremely rd to abandon their | suc il Some admired 50 much | real parity. ) I would like to have seen something ator King, dem., Utal, & small- | MacDonald. with & serics. f iuia | MacDonald excitedly awaited her | submarines because they have not | his frankness in discussing u.mo.‘ “In whatever way the recént mect- | done other nations, In- | er navy advocate: “The visit has | cons, dinners and receptions during I | visit later today into the crowded | the money to build battleships and | matic affairs that they have \om-}m;: may contribgute to un- | cludin but I am confident | been helpful to allay fears and sus. | his ay visit to the Dominion. * g NEW YHRK FR[]ERAM lower Fast Side tenement district. | feel they must protect their coasts: ilnnnd-ul it to American statesmen. | derstanding, we all rejoice. I par (Mr. MacDonald nas made a great | picions of some to the naval policy | fer, his daughter, Tshbolp: iy i She was the guest of Miss Lillian | that technical “parity” will be dif-| More statements to emphasize this | ticularly liked the way MacDonald | impression by his since I com it Britain. When the confer ot his party. Wil Mg | e | wala, tary of the Henry Street | ficult to establish; and that if it is | general disarmament situation may |spoke to the senate. He secmed |mend his candor to the president.” s called Italy and France with winada over ths international . 9 - 5 | Settlement, a center for humanitar- | established without scrapping on a | publicly issued as soon as MacDon- | like a man sure of himself and un- 1. Lalollette, Jr., | their peculiar needs will dou bridge at Niagara Falls nesj. . (Continued From First Page) | jan work in the nation's Iz .| big scale the agreement will encoun- |ald leaves American shores, but the | afraid to talk, How refreshing it e ey contend f subr 5 ot i Tiaadngs i % WO g | A egard Mr. Mac i for submar after n visit to Niagarg: i 4 o | While her father was a ter severe opposition before it is | following are representative of sena- | was to i a candid and frank | ponald's visit as a persor ! Britain betleves she nee party will sail for Eng, B plans for his birthday cclabration | mhomas L. Lamont, of J | ratified by the senate. | torial opinion: ch from a statesman. 1 com-|[ believe his personalit cruisers, We do not need land Oct. 25 T v ~ ;;:":fl'fl";;“”fi"‘“n’:.";";\“ ”‘\"“my LECE | & Company last r M Must Scale Down Navies ‘ Senator Hiram Johnson, repn., !’ j'i" MacDonald's frankness and | anq his frankne a | cruisers, but need large cruiser he officiul itinerary announced | The MacDonald party o ”‘“‘ Lenln e CIReIo Rt andosen lorpmore acnay) Atnbisi B b e [etter s under e dho | SOMAL th A il Bhedilivy iam Clark, British higg J 5 Tor Toranton i Wil leas® | Gloster Armstrong, British consul | tors who will privately and | c o group which fought the | ~ Borah Pleased | two nations will inevitably resule | most d Parity in the | e e i FeA L 5, o |general and Laly Armstrong, Was|others publicly, at this time, that | ue of Nations and 3 “hairman Borah of the fc My own view is he rank and of this situation is most absurd teas and luncheons in honbe e S0 | glven a glimpse of New York's night | the agr nt must provide for scal- | of secure national defense: ations committee, a disarmament o ich | an will be a long time before T e e Y e lte inz down navies rather than estab- | right thinking individual believes in | leader: “I think the visit was a suc- | inter it is reache % the ofticles tirglet p e S ammmmems | Escorted by motorcycle policemen, | lishing parity at the present | disarmament. All of us hope for| cess and will make for better under |in dis e leio on. | New York, Oct. 11 (UP)- I ‘l‘_\n.« Donald was piloted through | strength. They understand Mr. Hoov- | naval limitation. Personally, becaus: | standing between the two countries. | whick comt E | it B MacDonald, who so charmed Wash- | the theatrical district by Police Com- | er desires this, but has not yet won | ever I have so believed r. MacDonald himself was excced- | or pro “I bel 1 A M i ington, started carly today to “do” | missioner Whalen and | his point { 1 py in appes ce and his | of nas cess. 1 do not ¢ Washington, six feet threg b o New York without the encumbrance Mrs, Whalen v “Sweet Adc-| There is, however, no expression | tween the president and Pren |a &r [ furthe the tallest man to ever { of an official schedule. 1 comedy and later | of discouragement that more could | MacDonald and fervently hope they | nator Dill, dem., Wash., neace | technicis nt of the United Stattes: By 9 a. m., Miss MacDonald had | went behind the scenes where sho|have been accomplished and the | may ultimately result in limitation | advoc the premior |t t Canada’s Plans coln was one inch short of this # oreakfasted and smilingly groeted troduced to members of the | various factions scem to agree the | of the navies of Great Britain and ! @ further, but i Oct. 11 (P—Ca will k - large group of newspaper wo ; ! whom she captivated with her r smile and delightful conver Senate Still Skeptical i . w she arrived in this country 3 | i e Washington, Oct. 11 (I'P)—The Hork s et h e ] a2 visit of Premicr M ald is dauglter of Promior MacDonaldfd upon by tha United & Plans to lead her own life. Most of | 4Le a8 & personal triumph and a dis- Yier comparatively brief stay here | tinct develop American relations but t ti RUGGED DEPENDABILITY. oted to her own avo ——sociology, especially, as care of children. She d to welfare cen it in friendly A underground belief that nent is yet a lo Meantime and Columt to invoke s oY £ e rsity | questions even ¢ have | for free discu to | prospective a - | ment which may be neg University m sort of diplom Miss ) 1ld. 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