New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1929, Page 2

UESDAY, OCTOBE R 15 2 EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ’ emamm 5 S e ding about money when STAT[ BAPTISTS [| Sociologist Excited U]BBY EUMMITTEE J Twins Weigh Nearly 3eaidl ana his e o o s | b LS . ntende support 4 ~ Over Bare Leg Fad | 21 Pounds at Birth e e ( Ve 1 O IR IRTR re Boston, Oct, 15 (UP)—Twins : fi ” nearly 2t B v rs. Mary Y : i ghed 10 2 S WL A 13 ounces, and the see- g om F ge) (Continued First Page el an even 10 e ¢ 1 he'll en- started de TETromyal | n e 1 for Lo w i min decision of the com- | i ofticers Reclected . mittee to loo mors commodi- ; ( The ! entive 4la B e s s to the effect that money | i s ; \‘ : 0 Al Hildebrandt's family ‘ i VA 1 Norw X Y Hildebrandt to leave, B of by Senator Y L f | 5 insas, shift tat ot H : 1 mily ir v | L 4 ; ! 1 bu room there, ot hhdtito ¢ | fa ver, was none or the P s | s TR S e ) i e e ir clul ¢ . 1 that gath i : cc Over Money Matters | e N ndt vred that wher . i Influcnces Probed ) = neon $5 400 [} MY A O RS T e (s s To Start With : ien nself | SR AN P te lire i current re- ! t ! his their mode of | ™ , R ports of cfforts by organizations to | ! ! disagreements, | ¢ ln!r»‘ 1 ross in the drafting | i r reas.n was that il , L h } t ow pending in the | 2 allgged’. that Snts| \ G e o mather id not : o that similar influence h ] lisagrecments | 7 tion t of fe v sl I ) ( ) to bear on other leg- | cnhtion first ¢ = {ollowsd ¢ o9t ’ i lizations and indiy the American Hard i . : was called by s om Minnes and his | [‘ | n | -zn was in tor > d it, declaring that s)mi AZ] “ 1 Smoot of 11 i assistance from his| L— . i 1l it 5 : e ourityo who legitima Hilde- & 1 1y | pers ear that the ob-|hus testi- i - Y dtion s ex- | mony, ! “emt <y 1 ils who r nt F social functions 1 : : o 5 i o mselves as able to influence con- |@ “Mr. Williams" of New Br | s : 5 y friendship with | RTCSS 2 given funds to carry « ving her husband, and she | : L o1 W In't ask anyone |On such activities in Washington. w M. thi s : witness | “We want to find out where these a road- | « : ¥ ty | dollars that r d to infiuence as raided | s ¥ ve : : legislation finzlly come to re | 2 1ded he had made no 7 3 : | E ) M M e el ait st D Disagreed With Lawyer | Tt 1 1 ) horde nd = g : el Question Over Pottery Daly, summing said | or senate committees and said | Angyailinn T do so ch he presented to the| A v of *d attempts to i LOLRRERIL N atess Y, LONTKe il 3 the indoubtedly were detri- | M the tarift commission in de- | Much of the co : el ot} i ot o | g valuation of pottery fm-|Cdst. as there cc - 5 R e was the of many | Bation on ) to ¢ oulls S reodeTa attention | upport his W d e o Letter Is Produced PSRRI o aticntion i Hirch h then produced a letter writ- | (1¢ commites, Ja « ; : Hele Bl e Swallico e oty on il DR SECE D SR AT DR D ~ | coern at Huntington, W. Va., to Presi- |y iR S ; Otta Morristosw 1 former 1 2 lent Hoover on August 15 complain- | o0 3 O B & ¥ coramis q ) 3 he. Koch, was “doing every- [ (1) e e he 1 The letter vaterrad) by the | oie o iDcarRECtion Y LD with you, Mr 2 ) P ¥ to the tariff | on complating this tigation ! : commission said it then eame ypa’ committee will turn tention randt may T G c on to h ttention and he asked t " o T S i s 1stificd K tariff commissions to investigate him, contest that has e T t : but no action was taken ; PG ) Ginng ¢ Koch said his friendship with | by those outside of | 9% | fr. M cor began in 1922 when the last Tl dln o - 1 I tarift bill was before congress. He i e crease in{ Many © Al : Yadded he understood «m"“l pres A ke \”v rose i Many H. S, Girls Enter | b % add il E ¢ represe of this commodity, s Tinows Falls Well tative of labor had complained of his | i Lc"rm Cooking Contest 1 t nter 0 attitude. t are u going to cook : ¢ 4 y | “Ihaveno ge against the pot- “Do you think s cookies Fenghon ; e : 5 of | [tery industry or labor.” he insisted it e i : 2 A The witness said he understood objection to conr g Goat Dy ing labor, | vestigation o wppeared before the tar-| The committe e i - .l-r,\,”.,m Gorman upon rece of 5 s ssion to complain about includes [,”" e me yvesterday when the R S i £ said he had heard about t, Monta Philadelphia Athletie s in the last half of the ninth 7 “ s through missioner | 1. Tndia X o inning and capturin ubs by four games to one. Bishop ¢ - LB D m ““‘”:‘ e ]’ in con-) and Haas are shov, pper pi '“l the plate with the tying runs after e T 1 ) e repu on with the S8 €X- e ‘ S o 5 o of O o ‘11(.“\‘ nsen "‘r i e i e ish : bear | the former had s 1 the e had thwacked a solid home run over the fence. Al Eationio B A ineloe fighting the tarifft measur on Simmons connecte roment later, and LI‘ » Jower photoy raph shows him scor- . i Ak med by the renub! s will Ing the winning m Mi two base hit. Simmons's teammates are gathering 5 3 : : on the finance committee v about to con » Cub catel T sy e e g ‘ : : iancs conmitiis R ) ub catcher, turns sadly away as a sec mingly « od ons Dt e \can from his team’s grasp. ty to order his 56 i . Wiscon- o t el B el Tiuid = btk of tha|before the committee for inquiry is| o gir = S § S had conforred witt | one to the effect that the who jutant s o i ! el e L red with |00 "o industry, labor and agricul- the supervision of hey | cluded 5 T ot together at a dinner and|) Hungerford, head of D and ‘ S ] R e od to combine forces in support|the home economics department, | BRI . : e e e A e k) fing tariff measure, | are 1 Cal Miss Bar- | e : & S b ot Crarenalcon: | sonator Walsh said he had heard |para. Linn, Miss Tic Fingler, | ) « E h Froct sl Avania Manufact associ- | Crean, Miss St A | } : s alt} rmL}h 1‘.44 Matthew Woll, ice presi- | ging Sowr | t s IR = | 16 officers of that he American Federation of | Dor | o i ind Chester Tepre- | Bisplin :’fl"'” ]”“" on v Ban et f"L“l “"" }'fl’ evation, had ;‘.\rlfrl fo | Miss Mildred W | : ) 2 SOId Dl s L e et ot i Slork o L ad dis- | arber. | EPHONE FOR NEW BRITAIN CUSTOMERS — CALL 3500 l‘:‘w\ o ated only to the cost of pro- arift in its present!| } that s is t f for i e R i e Leadero In ‘ the boy rs ever ¢ rtained lu “D Cu] ” % é ) E ] e ‘ ‘ o oy o 'Ufifif FLLY RU! B | e Py 1 we ¥ s at which he K : e e ochij .Q|V('§‘\ 1] purchases make speci I prices on the newest Karpen creations for ; o5 e i o Kaipen \ij. Included also in the special prices are all our floor ffontAra T araithore | stocks of I sen furniture. Two of the very special suites are | Vl\rl ou discuss rates at dinner?" ‘ s | illustrated and described below. s discuss| (Continued From First y FOX'S FURNITURE IS SOLD ON THE II DGET PLAN rested in You ar . said his testi r n i 1 to statist 1 i f PARKER-SHITH 0 5 K | r drank R et nization was tariff comm Asked to Resign zation v int tariff, and r [sell & | 84 4 lub was maintained by sub s. One of the largest cor ors. he said, was the Ameri- ' oolen comy Published Magazine i ties with the club, Marvin relude iblication of a gazine and o zation work, A s the purpose of ex protection, to get : lower?" inquired Chairman | . s to the protec- maintain tarife poli protection? "To sell with r Hilde| brandt (.: 1S §3.000 Salary obli at I cd 3ritain, 1 g the he in view which did with the result that 1 to go to work for It n for $2,400 a year. 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