New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1930, Page 5

NEW bR ITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, BRUARY 10, 1930 ~ Cardinal Pacelll Installed Today As Secretary of State of Holy See Filling Place of Cardinal Gasparrl New Official Reports for Duties to Pope — For- merly Papal Nuncio at- Berlin and Long Con- nected With Ecclesiasti- cal Affairs. Vatican City. Feb. 10 mal Lugenio Pacelli w nally installed of the Holy nal Gaspar The new (LP)—Car- today as scerefary Sce, succecdi secretary conferred with various subordinate officials in his Iepartment after which he tcived in an audiencs to whom he reporied for ime in his new r—_A was re- by Pope Pius the first capacity CARDINAL PACELLI tood main the Vatican for fhat Cardinal Gas- in his apartment 1 few days.. be- 1z up his residence at given him as a place of retire- ent by the pops Vormerly Berlin Cardinal Pacelli o the cardinalate the on of Pope Pius’ consistory, fornierly papal nuncio to Berlin. retirement of Cardinal Gas- who had attained his gre:.test 1 as of state—to the Holy government whic vould end long “imprisonment” of the pope and recreate the Vatican ate—had been expected since late December, i will re Nuncio who w upon last as raised sec v concordat b and the Ttalian ween See The new and was ordained 1899. Much in the eccles sceretary 3 priest of his life work con gation of extr: A astical airs, which deals with state and diplomatic mat- In turn, he became u tary and pro-sccretary gation In 1914 sccretary of state is 54 in Rome has e con- Pope of the "ope Benedict XV the post. I'ius X wade co ation confirmed 1 him and m in several vears. Pacclli assisted 1is predece Cardinal Gaspa in compiling and codi ng the ¢ law. In June 12 was con ed as titular archbishop of Dar- s, and nominated papal nuncio 1o Munich. He carried out much useful work during and following 1he World half of prisoners. For Acted in Concordat Cardinal Pacelli also had a hand preparin Detwe nd Holy Sce. whic was signed in March, 1924, In 192 e was sent 1o Berlin, where d in drawing up the concor h the Reich. wrdinal Gaspa after completing outstanding works for the holy Under Pope ius N, he codified the cannon law and on IFeb. 11, 1929, he signed the Vatican treaty on behalf of the Va- tican hv which the long trouble “Noman question” wis led Ttaly. It was completion of 11 rri felt that Successiully q for in Ravaria en i a » 1wo with 10 secret that. upon v wor tasks. ( nis lifc complricd refirement Veen Price to View Photo: For Kidnapping New Haven, I'eb. Price will be shown portraits of a sangsters to see 10 (UP)—Max rogues gallery number of Detroit it he can identify Harry Birnbaum, “The Gropher,” suspected leader of the zang which held him for ransom nine days, authoritics indicated to- day. Assistant City Attorney Nelson R Durant revealed Price had obtained strong impr: captors, when he returned visit to the sanitarium where the clderly money lender is recuperat- ing from the shock ¢f his cxperi- ence 1t was reported here that Fleisch and Sam Hendel, members of the Detroit “Blue Purple” gan who allegedly confe.sed they were to have obtained “two grand” their share of the ransom, he arraigned today on charges conspiracy. one from a Harr: were 96 Year Old Artist to Exhibit First Paintings | Norwalk, Feb. 10 (UP)—The thrill of his first New York exhibi- tion was experienced today by a vear-old Norwalk artist, Alden Sol- mans, who took up oil painting at as relief from the toil of g a bank Two dozen cany mans were placed on the art New ruii- es by Sol. exhibition in center York, this morning Solmans worked his way up from a bench in a hat facto to the president’s desk in the South walk Savings bank. He became in- terested in painting 16 vears ago when illness forced him 1o relax. Critics say his work has genuine merit. ons of several of his| as| to! of | Nor- | HARTFORD CHECKER & o o TEAM GOES AHEAD Deleats New Britain Y. M. C, A, in Close Match Hariford te; the 11 est lin Joc tain of rtford team, put -up he could to w up the stror in and put Hartfor other team in the league, Hart wis leading the locals by only points throughout the in til the last game 1w e H Douglas of New Britain and 1. dick of Hartford. Douglas strong game with one his opponent, and it tie match, In Bu 1 through with @ 4 This made the final seore Martford 21, N wnfiel highest d far ahead of any two un- Bur- had a man up on looked champion, made i rry ore for lis Dritain. Al won or tied by th Nathan same otlicr New Stephenson nd brok: itain boys, played a with stellar Mauricc our Ke ach man 10 his credit at is considered to | player statr for the ley of the local team played the hest checkers s ws Kessler in the and championship, he has since the open played four dra gain tied the playing of Walter New Britain team of the league, | with H. Book scor he fast Marino of the proved 100 n for J the visitors and Merino *'s three 1eh Tessler of mad Britain Toth teams to pl poiin one ore ord local the clo gue. Ha am at ind the Waterbury to try n things up with the hoys from the Brass City on February 1 New Britain still has a chance win the trophy if it defeats the W terbury quintet with a greater scor than Hartford outpoints Middletown FACTIONS AGREE SPEEDING TARIFF (Continu lays the letown Mid Thursds to town 1 to d From Tirst and quornm calls Senator McMaster asserted the blame r delay could not be placed on the republican independents for "It was they who proposed a limit- od revision for agriculture and this was rejected by the old guard.' Compromise Agreed Upon Ling up the schedules a promise on the increased rate ried on vermillion reds cont quicksilver was agre upon. would be $5 cents a pound 8 cents now in eff cents and 20 per cent ad the finance committec Lills. Shortly afte ards the republican ndependents lost on the first ro pt to reduce the prese on spirit varnishes from per cen An amendment to offered by Semator publican ir duty | Lalo ependent, 40 1o 3 LaFollette evened th later, however, winnin @ proposal to eliminate inerease i tariff on hthophone and other mixtures of zine sulphide and | barium sulphate of high zine sul- phide content. No record was taken on this agreement ectec ore 2 little | nroposed | ote Farmers Join With Labor Washington. Feb. 10 (B—Agricul- ture has joined hands with labor in opposing the £ bill. as rewritten by the senate. An open letter from representa- tives of scven of the leading farm or- ganizations of the country was in the ands of members of the senate to- ay charging them with forgetting the “objective for which tariff rcad- justments was begun.” | Only a few days ago a similar let- ter came from the tariff group of the American Federation of Labor, | a ing that the senate culs in the tes of manufactured .’\r(\(‘]rfi threatened the well-being of working ’ men in a group of industries. The letter warned that an eclection was! approaching. The letter from the farm organi- tions presented excerpts from ”lfz‘ eptance speech of President Hoover and that members of “general farm organizations and co- | operatives who have bheen called here by the situation that has a .N\‘ said | have noticed that the objective for | which tariff adjustment was begun | appears to have been forgotten.” Cites Specific Duties | ““This forgetfulness,” the commun- | ication added, “was illustrated by the | defeat of the rates which were re-| quested by a combined agricultural | group on sugar; blackstrap molas casein, hides amd the fats and oil: The tariff bill as it now stands m“ the senate ‘does not grant increascs on Llackstrap and fats oils. while slightly raising tariff casein does not full duty souzht. Hides were th list tion to thesc, the letter said there “many items of an agri- cultural nature on which duties were given which will not respond to tariff influence.” It explained that thesc | were those products which are grown | in such quantities as to provide an/| exportable surplus. | The communication concluded with a request that the senators “who have not yet been able to s the wisdom of a tariff policy that will protect agriculture” give to the and the the left on sug; and on ve free In adc we like a| . | points | lorer approval of I'f | problem more study conciliation.” Groups and a sy Signing Petition The seven organizitions whos | ficials signed thc or American Farm Burcau Federatio the Farmers Educational and Cooj | erative Union of Amecrica. the | tional Cooperative Milk Pro deration. the American owers Lixcha cr Cotton National | Livestock Producers’ Association. the ASSOCi- ation. and the Central (Lives Cooperative Association of N Meanwhile. the se toc the task of disposi ments to the 1e republic coalition of democr can independents have into a spirited contest over tion efforts to re rat factured products 'LEGGE SAYS MEXICAN LABOR 1S NECESSARY of in meas 1 1o couli- s on manu (Con FFrom Iirst ford | that cut valley ing c in sections o particul intens» he ditions almost mpos ver: American | Change Would Be the {0 switch her . | the ho | Disas(rous people were con cro and harley ould be them. bu cornmor Mord produced than a profitable said so serious can basis l.ezgce he thou tion as to * | careful study and whole subject ram of action is wor or * WAY SPLIT BERLIN 70 BAFFLE BORER Little Hope of Reliel Held Out by Federal Agents parts tion from the placing of this t the corn bo ged federal | rass meeting o Berlin town h following rey town tine district fmethod of stressed by | relieve whic be excluded That relic hoth annor it would New Britair or exclud D ly be impossibic he qu for include ntine he ould he a bad prece Expressing a desire with Berlin farmers of sol their oth ofiicials touch with the prophesied probably bhe i next year and onc oo to problems greed 1o local situation New Britai cluded in nd advocated ra that was among farm- the roadside xporting of produce restrictions vegetables on as the ¢ under rigid will inspection. ike Taste of Bover” “But New Britain people have been eating our sweet corn for years and cven i Dorer was in the lilied . vined Po: ity inspected two the corrn hay niain encouraging when officiais tables may s prior 1o harvestir 1if th borer was not found a release would e given the farmer with which he 14 transport vegetables to New in markets cral laugh llowed when someone whether the agent would h bean 1o find the horer.” One little horer, dirty probably one lon he stems of corn nd oth dles, works tirelessly in se found on a loc farm last a1 sult t town was The gencral attitude of gent W of alleged inj of rantined the whot only one borer had been work by lines of de- s a borer place corn they one farmer One lield out that e nspect hrown inch that wntined arniers complaint the edict tha whe nre as one at the stice m town The federal towns and not by marcation. and as found within a town the ire placed under quarantine Hold Out Slight Hope Agents of the federal department of agriculture expressed a hope that | possibly some line would be drawn found mer any so0n is 15 ———— Is Your Rest Disturbed ? 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The patrol to New York was No tl were no rch for in a the | Varied Representation ] At Wesleyan Meeting Middletown, Feb. 10 (UP)—A so- cialist, a lobbyist, a liber: political scientists economists | will discuss American and government an and business intercollegiatc by Wesley March 1 conference | university spor Ieb, was announced today Speakers listed i Hillguit cialist; Morris ‘nown so- Doherty, tariff American Iron & Oswald Garrison Vil- Nation; Prof Williams col- wying: Dr. Ray- director of 1tion; P'rof. New York mergers; man- York Thomas J counsel for 1l Steel Institute lard, cditor of Peter 11 authority o mond L. Buell, research the IForeign Policy Myron W. Watkins of university, authority and John Flynn aging edifor of the Globe. 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