New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1929, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1929. Clemenceau Swears By Exercise; SOCIALISTS CLASH |3 in e ‘ Convinced System Prolonged Life| WITH POLICEMEN oo, i Sastri, prominent ider who was formerly Paris, Nov. 6 (UP) — Georges|Leroy, and asked: jISHIO to South Afric Clemenceau, the aged “Tiger” of| “I have suffered for ten years anc 16 Aw d 0 G y A[ P Annie Besant France, whose vigor at 88 has|the doctors pronounce me incurable; mested 1n One Cit m; Gives Acceptance brought him through his recent crit- | can you make me over?" AH ngm Bame | ical heart attack, is firmly convinc-| Thereafter for a half hour daily, ~d that gymnastics has been of|even in the exhausting and bus) —_— between the three chief great value in keeping him strong.|days of the war, Clemenceau was 3 3 S schools of thought in The recent episode in which Clem- | dirccted by his teacher in breathing| Warsaw, Nov. 6 (P — Socialist| 01" "oneress and independent enceau, just convalescing from a|exercises, leg movements and ordi-|dcmonstrations were held in War-f . o0c ppe o, ause heart attack which almost killed |nary routine gymnastics. saw and several provincia o o e lim, secretly indulged in calisthen-| At first he exercised fully dressed, {145t night in protest e e e R e it ics and was caught at it by his doc- |often stopping between movements journment of the congress should have predomina tors, brought to light interesting|to carry on urgent business. Leroy aw monstrations |t L e reu fagts concerning the former prem- |insisted, however, and eventually |W¢IC nsuccessful passing off practi ke R or's physical habits. The doctors|prevailed on Clemenceau to doff suc- [tically unnoticed, but in Lwow, Cra- Lanished his instructor and have for- | cessively his collar and tie and gar-{cow and Lodz and i ny Galici; e e hidden the patient to indulge further |ments, and lately the old man has citics there werd s with po-| Sl in strenuous calisthenics. cxercised in his undershirt. Convinced of Value [ 1ls Doctors of Theory At Todz the cor ] : Lol 1k Clemenceau, however, is firmly| Clemenceau sought to convince | throughout the night. the police 2 ¢ 1 convinced of their value, and volun- | Doctors Laubry, Degennes and I'lor- {finally dispe the socialists with | . tarily gave his teacher a signed tes- [ent during his recent illness that|a number 1 Sixteen werc timonial which said: | they ought to take the exercises. |[arrested. newspapers were PLAN NEXT CAMPMGN “Without gymnastics for the last|Slapping his own thighs, he would su sed, especially at Lwow, 28 years I wouldn't be here.” | exclaim: 2 The socialists today proclaimed a e ‘When he started exercising, Clem-| “They're hard, aren't they? [strike in all coal districts in Poland. | o 5 ! 2 . enceau had dilation of the stomach. |They're real legs. You haven't such |This, however, was only an economig | Charles A. 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