New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1930, Page 13

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD [#-~ NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1930. Jast twonty years has Naval Delegates Anxiously Await > Publication of Tonnage Figures As | Think By Aid of Nefi;g{l‘[?‘!fi@fler it Outlined by Young French Premier e WETS ARE FEWER mamiershis of i preent congross ires of the T o of members of all these legislative ; [P both the J | B ANGRERENIT :‘:“ e "m." < in favor of prohibition and . ~ sut circles close to both the Jap- 3 her in mental reaction o Barment thar oray Tardiew’s Demands EX- oo o ameriean acigutions i | DREAMLAND ARENA-Son fancisco el R ate cnoug ts enforcement v previous ted to Furnish S {he. differenca In the two vlewpointa| | SCHEDULED 7 BOUTS Yoltage to light an. ordinary inca e ey s pected to Furnish Some |would be reconcited with w compro- o s descent light. ! e lowing the Oriental power| | Puslen B L Credit this {0 the string galvar Town \hnager \llllcr onflict With Italy’s De- somewhere between 60 and 70 per | ite 3 i7 leter, an instrument so sens A ess L . J sires — S 3 b Two | Britain and the United St Sug- Regalia-Cariboo 2 of & volt of electricity. used by ociatio of « » sires —Standst oft ‘Two [BIahand (e 8o St o T 2 4 o ]ss Dec]ease Each Year thon oz Tats r 3 . cent would he about right arris- Hawkina 1 g S rallies ng. . Nations Worry Con- """ ey E | . L lantaid S o'clock B 1k PO Sums Up Viewpoint | A SN One Japanese summed up hi 3 / - lerecs. S o ole . “Although Japan fecls there is a on g 1 ;i misunderstanding o o years o Jentation London, Ich. 13 (® tio which she desi proved to 1) ) : - youthful premicr, Andre T not at all serious and there will be SeatE ol . o i was nder the naval confer- | the friendliest sort of conference 1 : i At ooy . = 5 ence spotlight today as the dele- |tween the two delegationes in order | f he ) o : y gates cagerly awaited publication | to arrive which will g o . o ‘rance’s tonnage figures be mutually acce | r ST o Bright and carly this morning e to S0 were school = = — Lol was busy preparing to make g concerned it of perfect rel SANCTION BACE PLANS i promise to place before the d ould agree to ry virtually t ) 1 6 b cations this cvening these vital fig- | serap five or Ror presoht Nos isions atopt thnscko 1 pro Washington. 17ch A)—0fficial b res which are of the utmost im- | sels if the Unit tes would allow « « by Ka portance, since they are interlock- | her a 70 per cent ratio and agree not = Do racing driver, to sha ed with the s far unsolved (1o build to 180, 1 existing utome I'ranco-lalian naval parity contro- | s are ¥ vceord of 231.447 miles an hoi ) versies. not insist on a 60 per ‘ q R Calls on Stimson ratio nor Japan upon 70, hut e & cor s today by the coi- . One of the premicr's first moves | there will he ompromise some- EA (112 MAN WITH A % \'r\' ican ~\‘IF‘"‘P‘ > was to call on Secretary of | where between 63 and 68 per cent. | On the u e Stimson at the, American heac It granted o-thirds proportion— | tring, o vousanth erg, where it was understood the which I do not say that Japan \nyfl]‘ - L‘D ON HIS STOMACH " of an inch t v L consultatior regarding acecpt—iny country would have = THe OLD WOMAN e o ; B ~e III(n ring : figurcs. Later | 000 tons or right to build WHO LWES IN A BOX Lty K AL.‘:/\lu ST 1 ‘/»/\Tw Each p - Robert L. | addition 00 ton ship, which, 1 = n . ¢ that he was ¢ of e British forcign o < never would be con i s arn rwo-f f a se an’ this afternoon the American | str JOUNDED WHEN A YouTH- { ond later, a motion picture camera . sccretary of state. Promicr Tardict| Japan's claim lo a 70 por cer £ OPENINGS T0 HIS CHEST 1 t quarts and Prime Minister MacDonald |ratio would zive her the right AMD ABDOMEN NEVER CLOSED l. e S o0 (oimechian the ihsuse ot | 1Bei00ens oE ey eril ; e 0, : ! St i S commons pared fo 150,000 tons of Ar (fr."u/n:\::c‘mmuu;, ‘ H > st o e A There was frankly a certain 150,000 tons of British s medical subrecl ) amount of concern over what the t class. Japan now has 108 ‘\‘ HE LIVED To THE AGE f Irench figures will bring forth. It {tons, embracing ten vessels | OF 83, — i ©F scemed inevitable that there would built and two whieh are un 4 i s Himself Think be conflict between Premier One Result Accomplished | ¢ said_that onc of ! and 1 ¥ One of the most definite technical Asteatl anm o | Dino Grandi, wcomplishments of the conference b ecl k by watching wicr Mussolini. Ta to date v ached yesterday w ! te Haly's dems the confe ommittee accer 1 L J naval parity with I the report of the sub-committee of nd which France thus experts on combining the British and - i adamantly refused to cor French plans of catcgory and global A CAMEL & The Associated Press was tonnage flect DoEs A07 SToRE UP 2 . . ed today on the hizhest authority |SUll are some differences on 1 3 WATER IN ITS Hu -50 ADDRESSEY : I'hat’s the mileage you can make, and had 1 1 points whicl ist mitt Ui DELIVERE! : Qi ihat 1o progress had becn made in | Points which must be submitted th e S 5 DEL o o S - o i ihsing irance and Haly close fo- |chiet delezates for settloment. ‘ el TR o e, 70 ME 1N HEW YORK. make it in faster time and with less sether in solving this parity ques-| 10 simple he 2 et 2 b Tom M i Copnrim] A f e veed that Ttaly and Frane SR e cffort than by any other means, if you compromise would he achicved ulti. | €Ol transf “]"“ EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY'S CARTOON ridge the zap between physies and mately, but what line it would fol- 5 0 e na e e Jow did not appear clear. One prom- up to onc hu cent Albanians Shake Their Heads For “Yes™ and Nod For “No”"—Anyone who has spent even Previous investizitor e me “ i3} nent ;w ato expross ‘1 el o e ,_:_‘,‘_’y"" daiod ""‘1 a short time in Albania can verify this statement. Leonie N. Booke, 829 Clackamus Street, 15 cmotion foi- traVCl b\ telcphonc convic 1t some vlution \ i * N 2 and Apa € g e « npts o ML A Re R of 3 o totale for oach eaterore of Portland, Oregon, has spent many vears in Albania, and says that the Albanian says “po po t attempt he found, but he admitted no con- 1 2 & : % : i - - v ) at the ma S e ship and stick to it for “yes”, but shakes the head as for “no”. e says “jo jo” for “no” but nods his NG B i e Wants Bigg we do to denote aftivmation. Theory \.u New 2 S 3 " France wants a b vy than HURI EY I]EFIN[:S & 5 ] i i e Out-of-town telephone calls placed on . [T I 0 TOMCRROW—The Man Who Lost $1,000,008 a Day For 15¢ Days th our b is not mew to the station-to-station basis—when you but at it lacked gxperi- build her fleet up to y fhere has been talk of trying to STAN[] UF PAHTY have prevented settlement of the cs- | with Dr. Faus' dentand Nothing Bathe e cRerimentiwokl ) tell the operator that you will speak s SEEKS T[] ATTENI] . Colonel Sevier s sationed | The sceond a e \. | course.” ives. the sligirtest glou "% with anyonc who answcr:-—tzke the of Mediterrancan pact, but ilan department of the with the 2 R e for a statement that there is any tative Italian circles declare such a formed with the consent of Coloncl el claim, although Italy would be wi P to (,N)nu- ything o refute a J! ORI dn fhXa authori- relation between clear, vivid imgsz- ination and heavy or efficient mus- lowest rate. i cular development. The obvious discuss it. P‘ hb S \ l ] i sician named by him being t! evidence of our whole civilization n o(ri:m\:.‘mlp circles there has 1001 I“O]] QUflley tatement by Major W. C. Whitinor “" '”\‘_‘ M::“I‘ _. avidence 00 GuiEnhe s iR v . he attending physician, that death 3 been no attempt to minimizc importantiefrect il SlirancosItal &1 Nen orls 2. 1 8 (70 s sscniing Delay CaUS rl hy D“llla[ll— tas caused hy acuicicardise G e pyive prASES AUTHORIZED ideas in come of the naval conference. and without evasion the prohibition Out-of-Town Rates Are Surprisingly Washington, held a deg it is understood both the lml; A4 tion, Secretary of War Patrick J e Colai "”“H"‘:v”‘l“ o O ““" oncomitant to thinking.” e e 3.’1';;;‘.‘ e Tt Ve et Tinc| | Monolulu, lfeb. 15 (11—Demands i e e e sl department | Church attendance has gecrcased I'he list below gives station-to-station | of the de dmittance by the cor-|causes b wald yesterday fi : autopsy. to natural ministra- tion of poison.” adding that since St i Agents for h not bei d by th postponement of t Refused r. Sh sion was confined mainly tion of that amendment by violation lines of the provisional as s!of it. The air is full of superficial on these classes of vessels reached |arguments about prohibition and at Geneva in 19 personal quarrels and conflicts n- Technical Suggestions Made volving it. About all this discussion wetion asking injunctio officials from re thods of examination i resent at the werally en ol by phys n! Jew Britai e el TRl eTaorL iore 15 Just one leloar, SUONITIL Lo, DY Lmrosa A o Dol emplosed S From New DBritain to tions were made by the Amer note, and that is that the re "‘“"" un | ”[M.»v: .Y\ “for handi v;v‘;“lx‘. A elaimed '\‘ l\ 1l mad v-lvfi‘\' i eresentatives, who made it clear| party and the republican prosident i v e SRA Bt { s f = = S e s them 3 sgrermentcoubd | aning sisolutely by (e constiti- o fo”hom she vas Ll Rkt amp e tS an Boston, Mass. ...... .65 be reached on the 1627 t ftion. St Ballinere, dicd in ; R oy = = St i< ‘:m‘.smm he Americ mti 'f“""h]“wi‘]m iw‘; no choice as i i ' el 700.- | dosi o es. Shainwald said, (zarden (Cilnyy; bsdlbon ol S ‘oast Guard vessels, in-|to what laws he will enforce and | o SN Sl X A e vess tuinod! oyor | What fons g will mot. SHe liasno i o | Newaite, N dl oo e d8 he Coast Guards. will be placed |Tight to change any law. His first | Pl sy i EE o e o e axemption, | official act was (o fake a solemn oath u or S New York, N. Yoomo ot o) Submarincs id not come up for {0 Uphold the constitution and en- Philadelphia, Pa. .... .90 S onsent it as agreod | Stwtiont] amdndments may be.re. . Providence, R. 1. ... .50 e 7 © w» | Dealed or modificd by the orderly g e = > delogations should v MOe | Lo exus provided in (e canstitn- Sbort_Sl bted Peo le White Plains, N. Y.. .45 cluding the resolutions offered by |ton- ‘The republican party is not y Worcester, Mass. ... .50 : mal (RS UnilcuStates ot (@ RErkdce L L IEat on Women — everywhere have found health plenary session Henee | % Yonkers, N. Y. o ol ry Hurley refemred o resi- {he committee turned its 1o the second point—speci ention nd ex. | dent Hoover as an exceutive “splen- e ¢ ommen. | 4idly attuncd to the voice of the N . re lssln """ | people,” and praised his handling of ¢ ex- the situation that arose over the collapse of the stock market. He also lauded the administration for its handling of the preblems of arm ro- . the day rate is forty cents or more. lief, the tariff, ~inland waterways Frlday and Saturday No need for you to suffer or sacrifice ease ¥ g speed Timit of 1§ knots on exempt| uohomy and tax reduction. 1 comfort for smart appearance — thesc and comfort for smart appearance — these classes, and the raising of the ton-| oy 0 cheatcors were Dr. Jacob | Jast Two Days garments will certainly help you. | “Number Calls” are Fastest nage limit slightly above 2.000 tons. | oula Sehurr The arguments against exemption |15 Gormany >ay a visit and let one of our experts fit | - will o I e I you to one of these garments. 1t will speed up the service 1t you piace of destrovers in coast guard servics | is that they are still available for your out-of-town calls by number. Just give the number of the distant through CAMP Garments. empt vesscls. Conclusive T dations on these classcs pected tomorrow. The suggestions put forward by the United States were for the low- cring of the previously —proposed There is a model to meet every nc(‘llff‘m. Reduced Evening and Night rates displaced organs—weak backs—maternity and convalescent use. apply on station-to-station calls when . former ambassador nd Dr. William Hung, Chinese cxchange professor of his- tory at Harvard university. Both poke in praise of Lincoln. sea service, whether in the coast guard or in any other arm. Whil the United States considers that| OPRICER Bl these vessels are now coast guard| portsmouth ships, it is understood the Ameri- | [icyt cans will not make reservations to | form Don’t wake up, when it’s too late, and blame us for not giving you warning. We want nobody to (There is no charge for this service) wssistant paymaster in tiie o T L e o e e s | WRSa v aftenk s all loverthataweldidniiioivelllimetans . 5 ;i 3 y elephone to the local rator—she e ‘ |G s Ny (e i | | S . The prices on CAMP Garments are ex- telepho Op: — [ nere. for ~ embezmement of govera- @ warning. Stir up your neighbor. Tell him what tremely low. will handle the call for you, no matter Japan Repeats Demand | ment funds. He was assigned fo! ke . . London, Teh. 13 (M—Japan has | the regular prison working erew |0 Jio’s missing by not reading the papers. Don’t be how far away the distant point may be. reit ‘v:l her demand for a 70 per|the navy ¥ Thomas was the cent cruiser ratio with the navies of | second officer from his branch of |l (1 o 5 e e Y G Great Britain and the United N;.(w,;nn service 1o begin a prison sen- short-sighted. Friday and Saturday, last days. but it was not expected today she ! tence within a week. He is 40 years would adhere so steadfastly to this|old demand that compromise would not | —_—— s & be possible. | WOMAN CASHIER Triday or Saturday. Ambassador Matsudaira, calling on | IFeb. 13 (®—The + Senator Teed, who is speaking for | ple's State Bank of Maywood America in Ameriean-Japanese ne- [ mained closed today as sear zotiations, presented him with a |intensificd for Miss Lave et B e e oan's dmart oes MIOOLETOWN == NEW BRITAIN, , TELEPHONE ¢ COMPANY | what the status of har 64 WEST MAIN ST. OPP. BURRITT HOTEL Shoes for men and women at great savings. Come “The cost is smali, wherever you call” have rejected the proposal of —the | could not United States that the island empire | accounts bank auditors havi he satisficd with a cruiser ratio of | reported the books in such condi- 60 per cent. tion they could not interpret themn.