New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1929, Page 10

10 Greatest Cooperative Marketing Agency In History Being Formed To Aid Southern Cotton Growers i vum ot v 10 LENGTHEN LIFE and Farm Board — May Be Able to Market 1930 . ! e Du Pont Says Lile Insurance| rop. : | Gompanies Can Increase Span | T | Memphis, sround word oday tashioning the planned to i ife insurance com- | ted 20 years Pont company rch in resulted ago, | rese labor in ers of coopera sociations in the the south and west in approval of p he farm board vesterday der L Du Pont the Equit of the mutual- to spend for research. Rescarch e er and under This would be taken up by this| than th num of passed to a commi 1 largely L. Morley, of Oklahon: NG : Harry W Blalock, Nort Northingto Stone, Mis: legal ady first matters to b srour Anot funds held in trust Joint yurselves to- | it res h. much more effe nt effort. One- cent per an- funds would fi- research or- indeper of or your ganization the plied to a specitic As an it be 1 of the commit agency, which, r o the adopted at the c rence, n operation ineeting held 5 ever ap m." cxample at results | cxpeeted, he cited the rec- g Du Pont company in re- dueing industrial fatalit the cxplosive busir to one-sixth of what was considcred a good record | 15 vears ago. ! “Today it to work in a 4 han it is to I plan must 1 the support hoard the or nization contemplates loan fund for its stockholding embers or their subsidiaries jinance the movement of 3 market or “any cessary to the hand . | bri he d. « [T or cot-| Group insured annuities furnished | 05 soedlon thair byeprodiiata by lite insurance companies were As approved by the conference the | Fecominended as a solution to the ageney will ¢ into worker problem by through the tran dent of the | American Cotton ( com- now operating He said “paternal zation, not an incorpo by the stat of a non-profit, cooperative charac- resort here ter, under a charter to conform to -Volstead act of 1922 authorized capital of Subscription to the | captital stock will be open to state of the is safer free existence | SUperannuate opolitan Lilc r: . New York provisions’ hould be a last America.” Worker Owns His Fnergy e worker,” he continue owner of his energies and .| the employer is a consumer of part of them. It would not be equitable would it b the in | 000,000 nor in the best indiv up inter- lual or the plan that oint infer- ests of Mr. Stone | nployer 1d not retlect that would not principle Ldjourne Mr, Wil- pELg e be co-operative cobtton growing here overnight members of the mittee. He declared t ed with ihe resu conference. Hope to Market 1930 Crop The \ operation, he said, ket as much of the can obtain The corporation ed to buy or lease stor provide marketing f ales services for hoth cotton and its products; to buy, sell or develo cotton seed for planting and to b stll or manufacture cotton produets and in cooperation w d to conduc tional worl ng its men: the value of cooperative The location of the Tnarters of the corporat selocted late 1 mained with states, to organization com- tion this respect the plan of group in opera- 1 organizations well pleas- | 2nd increasing its field year by year, two day | POINts the way. Tt p the burden of cost where it | 5 John Hardin, Mut pany confer red annuities; alread ) many industr president of the Insurance Ney J., said he stock the Ar com- that market ierican people would new corpor ) crop despite recent cras 0 in e will be empow ¥ this setting a consecutive vear, seventh andous Insuritnee Growth en more striking,’ he t that will b amount of all live said, this year'’s nc double the in force beginning of the 3 not regard this as idex to this century's thrift insuran the marketing. ntral head m will be nt of Insurance pre Mutual Life California speaker ific pany of the fin 1000 ¢ Atlanta tioned. T offices regional bur tablished for the sout for the Mississiy west and the Polish President Holds : Conferences ()ver Diat o the Los Angeles, before the Gathers Evergreens Without Permission S Murray to b on the 5 with Casperson of 1otified last night tonight cabinet erisis commission came her O"Mara detailed him to Casperson and no bond wa various oups notic We Have a Large seleetion of Xmas Trees and Wreaths Anytime After Dec, 15th W. . SHEEHAN Tel 908-R P Delivery 6 Harrison Street IS THERE AN OCTOPUS IN YOUR CELLAR Why clutter your basement with great, sprawling pipes? American Radiator Heating Equipment is trim, colorful, clean and takes little space. .. We'd like to tell you how cheaply it can be in- stalled and how conveniently you can pay forit. We’ll makeagood allowance on the old furnace. We guarantee all work, CLAUDE J;‘, ~Plumbing - - Sapplies - LEroux - Heating - Sheet Metal Work brims {urned up in |oft C NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1929. . MIRRORS OF YESTERDAY BY ALEXANDER GLORGE () Peature Service Writer Twenty-two vears ago still on iy Chica es and big ord tmas pres him.” when 1 S were v table o stickpins short made their on the Boul Mich They wer ¢ skirts,” and them were iny above boots, lled “juvenil ladies who wort onsidered very two exposing inches of the IFashion stocking of their said these shoulc er worn by the very thin, the fat or the elderly. It was the cra of lden oo Morris cl Turki mission lamps and chafi The “collegiate’” were running to four-inc the trousers and it bands in fruternity colors and ont and fas- crowns with fraternity arbiters sideboards. rockers, dishes cuffs on ts with tened to the pins, The lisle sensation of crushing Indians the football se proud Harvard and Chi- cego, the western confercice pion. Mount Ple for a touchdown ng the en- tire Harvard elev nd shaking imson tacklers like flies.” The defeated Chicago 1S to 4 dropkick warriors were th cham- n §5 yards Wally Coach vhitewashin 1t Grorge was a vear of Caproa of ing th all. He drop- in fo sota’s e Minnesota prob- greatest of 1 nine field 111 of Minne. Chi them ganes, sc points. In booted three. feats he was not placed on the America cleven selected by and Rockwell of Yale, No player being <o honored. all Hogan ge and a world's record when he did the 002 times 11 Irving I° ) essor of political econony held the for ho minutes. 0- record for a ni ilete with 1,229 bends, Edward Payson Weston, famons strian thea in his 69th (e uted z00d heal dur I habi spon prunes every his 0il in many homes in San Of all mayors nt cent of all councilmen commissioners are merchants, is found PLAN POLAR WORK i daring | button | I your h r cold Meanwhile Australia and New Zealand are co-operating with the American scientists who lishing several stations near magnctic South Pole. 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