New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1930, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAILD, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1930, America’s Giff to International University Building Will Provide For Students F_rom Umted States Rooms Will Rent for Only $2.50 Weekly During| Most of School Year. Paris, March 11.—P—America’s contribution_ to_the International| University city, hmMmg on the out skirts of Parig, is almost nomp“lu and will bo dedicated April 28, A jnited States Dormitory is a building overlooking the Montsouris, one ris’ most | autiful parks sedrooms. n and haif | also contains recep- en and women, a > ssembly room for | danc nd reunions. and 17 studios for painters and sc ulwov's, ed with sound-proof walls so th they may be used by musi who may practice as much as they like without disturhing the neighbor- France, unknown. through the generosity of a J'ren steel baron, M. Deutsch-d Meurthe, who gave to the Uni of Paris the monecy for the buildings. Houses 1,000 Students | While the *city” is built on the American campus - plan, it is quitc ditferent from any American college. Tt is planned to take care 1.000 students, but only main Bethlehem-Youngstown e the central buildin built by groups ir nations, | s the city is inte; onal and a who lives there has the op- 15 nationalities. The American house was not pro- ted until several buildings had al- . Under tk Homer | of are endowed This dormitory will for the of the short ooms will be rent- | $2.50 a week during the school session and at § in the summer. This will ¢ rvight to use the entire building, which will be supervised by a so- cial service worker The student city is located on the southeastern border of the capital, m han two miles from the Uni- | of Paris, but the municipal | has extended bus linc avel to and from classe he thrown | first time | sum- coun that be ca 1930 FRESH AIR CAMP I BUDGET TOTALS $0,049 United Community Corporation Wiil be Asked to Contribute §8.785 This Year Although are hu ehildren who 10t £0 to Dritain fre: mer beea and despite the camp almost closed br dule las summer when the s gave out, | only $9.045 will by the <h air v hich community chest, bu The camp budget is Income Community s follows: From Ur oy o From othe Motal e Salaries . e supplies .. clephone . Insurance . s Trans. of childien . General supplics gram work . Liquipment copairs labor Operating m ¥) ’ M neous and contin- gencies ., Taundry Fuel . expense. 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Cleve- 1 financier who organized the 0,000,000 Republic Steel corpora- tion, were the principal figures con- ed the pa Jied In an | mpt to pave the way for the | merger | id hefore stock- stown company at that city tomorrow, The chief opposition has ema- from Youngstown citizens. | who hold about 20 per cent of the | stock. 1t was considered that Faton opposed merger as the dominant figur he Eaton-Otis- which William figure. | scheduled to be or, however, and his broth- muel, believed to indircetly per cent of the stock in the past have been guided by the wishes of Campbell. | The remainder of the stock is| about cqually divided between Youngstown residents and general | " linvestors. | o Bid E. H. Mt . Republic corpora TR R T S i G ted at the Youngstown meeting. Tn| the past, Republic has made sev- | eral efforts to acquire the Youngs- | town company, the -fourth larsest unit in the steel industry, but Me- statement indicates no | ¢ would be brought to bear | at this time The Bethlehem corporation, ond only to the United States Stee orporation, is understood to have offered four shares for three Youngstow lis] ite Pope Riddle yester- | ¢ victor in the suit filed | uinst her by Leland H. Lyon for | 1,000 on an alleged contract he | claimed he had with Mrs. Riddle vospecti struction of the Avon Old 1 the judge 3 stion of fact concurred with the jury. FOR BEST RESULTS } HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS cooking EI.ILDENS . [\ Mustard g8 | § tment. Dresi- a first step toward saving in 1930 and the s o **‘Homes of Today.” obligation, Just fill in and N FPPPPOP T > No cost—no obligation AP : i a 1241 EAST ST, NFY BRITAIN, Conn, BesrssssAsALLAs PHONE T30 [ assddsasn $1.00 Men’s 4-Pc. Military Sets FOR PLEASANT SPRING SEWING . . . 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