New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1929, Page 5

i p | l ¥ i - N NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1929 Erolish Labor Government Will Face Serious Political Storms In STILL UNFOUND E[[]SES MEETWES fmnt e []ESEEN[]S ONWEST e B o a2 Coming Months, Observers Assert e o B " Smithsonian Scientist D)sagrees ',;],,. o wonne | Conlerence Reaches End of Combination of Conserva- PflRTU[iAL FARMS - With Other Experts 5 2 LAl i St gram—Nolables Heand l)‘f‘ clzajlt‘y Th:e:letl:ne Sa:‘(: HAVE m][]l] YEAR ;’0"%?7;’.‘;\,‘:;:,‘,‘,“:‘j}” E:',"‘,'\‘\.‘mh:fiz,)’ \\\I\ V.I'H m “.‘“‘]“"K‘ ;']""t"“"!""" ; M. ,m,\ . b of MacDonald Groupsyops Nty Roach Rettn ot oo S o o AR and Plans. Peaks in Some Instances ", | 6axs 10 dome 1nstances “m demonstr G R g de 1 the Inst p Londe : ap >y . y tion's annu twe no , PN, Nov. 20 (UP)—The labor | y 000 preugal, Nov. 20 et e e riment will facd series of 7y icultural ve: just sils’ so fragmentary that thoey 1 ious, if mot critical. political | was a fair one for the Portug susceptible. of being inter 1 er torms before the Christmas recess, | fArmer. while the cereal crop nearly | 5o guen links or something omobi Dr. Harry } " the opinion of most well-informed | F*1ed ki o R neaia - : : observers, ';. Ll } S Must Look Among . ‘ 3 i Sy it adversely affected crops in | Must Took Am ) » Poison Cases Traced a plea that discussion Some sources expressed the opi T It a human | ¢ e ion today that the “storm perio e T cron) fo eatimaten s auco (OMDIGRLEHL Lt e st To Polish for Silver 7 [0 2 R > g unong € 0881 ‘emains: o ( 0, ov IR 7, would be delayed until next spring | 350,000,000 litres, which is inals long ago extinet, since ther e A’ : : through a mancuver of the conser- record- The principal producir no living animal known which po: S L ol Zram car vative opposition. but all agreed that | tricts were Bepa, 00,000: sesses the required peculiarities.” B anced o st Prime Minister Ramsa 80:000,000; 88 Rortalegras g6l 009,00 b8 88 ore anaticonclusion sl were| i T o g L must face vigorous opposition on t ntarem, 44,000,000; Lisbon, founded on an exhaustive review of | {ukenly i as pton el 0! o) new social legislation which in- | 000,000, the controversies among scientists| Sevonteen persons aq B Hl creases certain pensions and dole The condition of live trees in 210 | o0 ‘(0 ; S R e sy lor fo and would cost the government at communes is mostly nd th man i dth commissions o ) ) least an additional 24.300,000 | The wine crop Iy good. | T of asai supplicd pounds (about $122,500.000) in except in Adegalega, Grandola and | skulleap, wo I 1 ¢ | setubal, where the cr T olar tec Dr. | Combination Threat Iy entirely ruined {Dubois: the Piltdow Strangely enough, a combination Tras-os-Montes was particularly | found in I 1 Charles Da of the conservative party and the hard hit by storms.which practically |son. consists of four picees of cra rxtreme left wing laborite has ruined all crops which had not al- rium. an in t lower ja reatencd. the most serious opposi- [ ready been killed by the lack of 1wo ol 1, a pair of na tion to the social legislation pro-|water. In Beira, despite the lack of & hones. a canine toot n n gram. The conservatives oppose the | crops were fair. In Extrama- |third molar tooth not as partict ont remoy i se in costs and the labor rad- | qura the corn and bean crops suf Opinion Difers Widely 1s they should ha icals want more | fered on account of ww drought mn Opinions about the Ja . | . Dr. It the storm is postponed until|the potato crop was not affected. | Miller pointed out. disagrec. on not nobibics next spring, it would be because | This year's rice crop in Alcacer was. If than 15 points r polishing Educated Lahorvers to Be Common Thing Soon busses were running on untain States Unde Suow—Air Mail Suspended Beet Harvest Delayed a further sus- r beet harvest, ed by previous Farmers saw more early of moisture to bene- er's crops. aused ot sanger's Plans « ¢ i o/ Western Missouri experienced 1is N ck of winter thiy r expected 1o % ieter low in the o Nebra nd lowa escaped C rn Kansas got h as heralded IJ' wheat lands alre the conservatives plan to e the ment on a leap ourage expenditures of the labor gov- ent and malke political capital tuation. particularly excelle poison, Dr s of serious ilin 1t was pointed out fhat the pro-| What Congress Is posed legislation already has raised . tho question of an increase in. tax- Doing ion, which already is the highest From BOSTO!® to the world. Some observers believe Wednesday o that the conservatives may reserve| Sonate continued tariff debate i ull opposition to the measures until! Senate lobby committec hear Belleair . . Philip Snowden's budget is present- | freq I. Kent, New York banker Daytona Beach ed next spring, when they would do| Senate agriculture sub-committ Eustis their utmost to ¢ it and force | begins investigation of cotton ex- Jacksonville a general clection. The party could chunges, Miamj then go to the country with a pro- R Orlando Palm Beach Punta Gorda gram based in promises of reduced Tuesday taxation which would have ard cotton a more Se - e bR stateroom. popular appeal than any of the indi- S B e TO HOUSEKEEPERS i auausin reasonable ad ki tariff bill denounced by coulition, cu StaDstahiiy j_‘u‘n;d 1l~<w which might be raised | yues to existing law levels In emergencics when ready cosh is meeded in Tampa ALDEESL Adjournment was sought by sen- hurey you will find the MUTUAL SYSTEM ready | SEORG Liberals Hold Balance ate leaders with apparer enough W oserve you ,m..‘...x:‘\ Jand ;\m. e | (:E-.SR( l',\ The TiBarz St R on = No duestions nsked of friends or relatives Augusta The liberal panty, which might or| votes:in sight fur Week's recess be- tientions aaked o o e | Al It not oppose the social legisla- | fore regular session, Lonn | Eri Reduted tacesian tion proposals, holds the balance of | Senate ioby commitiec | SVirais it panied by passenge power to defeat the government on| John H. Carroll tell ab | i F a stralght party-line vote but the r situation and Queen . Tegal s | E o f Al oeaaons O conservatives could . overthrow | visit here in 19 or cent month ! s s Prime Minister MacDonald if the| Secretary Mellon reported fo sen Jusgor (e netunl G money s in e, Cost o | stateroom accommodation to tourist ag JatieRpts) eduged by larger und more frequent paymenis | e . S ft wing of the labor parly voted |ste that there was decrensed v GG Lt | OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF inst the proposed measures, | of dry law cass under larger prohi- er 42 e TunnellDock vhich it might do for a reaon en- | iition staff. THE MUTUAL “\” M | Pier 42, Hoosac Tunnel Docks tirely f®rcign to th nservatives, . .\'wn.um; Heflin, de {‘u., rat, Ala Telephone 4 — xima, introduced resolution for i DAY fohmation Investigation of New York 300 Main »“~ | .20 (P—=Dublin | stokk exchanz | | as the seat of nate completed comn | Eucharistic Congress. 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