New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1930, Page 9

FARMERS URGING EQUALIZATION FeE Genuine Washington, July 17 (UP)—The Familiar western cry for the equali- zation fee system of farm relief is being heard in the capital and at Hoover Abandons Plan for| GOOD Speeches in Farm Belt | - dent Hoover has been advised by two e administration farm leaders, Secre- | a m ers tary of Agriculture Hyde and Sena- tor Capper of Kansas, that the sit- | vation caused by decline in wheat | prices has aroused demands for the | the relief plan twice vetoed by for- me: President Coolidge. It present conditions continue, the equalization fee undoubtedly will | 29x4.40 be revived in the December ses- i sion of congress” Capper said. ‘ 29x4.50 .. “There is also much discussion fn | = the west about the debenture plan.” 3OX4'D(_) P Other influential gepublican sena- | 28%4.75 .. tors are predicting pHvately that the' = deventure will be resurrected. | 29X4.75 .. Secretary Hyde, who has just return- | = 21 tromt ) wikstemn i A o | BUXATD mention the debenture, to which Mr. | 29%5.00 Hoover and he have strong objec- | = = tions, but said he heard much talk | 30%5,00 &bout reviving the equalization fee. | = It was pointed out, however, that 31x5.00 even if the proposal gathers the 3‘)-\-5 OO mMmomentum necessary to carry it into |, """~ the next congress, there is no chance | 29x5.25 that it can alleviate the existing | S emergency. In fact there appears to | ‘30XD.25 be little that Mr. Hoover or the fed- = oz eral farm board can do. 31x5.25 New developments in the situation | 29x5 50 .. here await the return of Chairman | st Legge of the farm board. President| 30X5.50 Hoover is expected to confer with | the chairman at the White House | 30x6.00 .. &s soon as possible. 181 Mean :, resident definitely 31x6.00 .. has given up any idea of speaking in the farm belt after the pres: il senate session adjour “Mr. Hoover may stop b Minneapolis, but his SR e i G i ] ; a boat at l! troit to Superior, Wis. ould return the same | 32x6,.5(0 voiding Kansas, lowa | end Nebraska. L fiANESTER’S WIFE :éoxn?EG CLINCHER MEETS HIS TRAIN’ ' Penetrates Secrecy Detectives st Threw About Foster Departure. e | San Bernardino, Cal, July 17 (#) 32x4 ~—Frankie Foster, Chicago gangster, | 33x4 held secretly in the county jail here by police since Tuesday night, was| 32x415 . Placed shoard a train for s return| g 1/ trip to the Illinois city at 11:45 p.| 99X m., last night % Despite efforts of Chicago detec- 34)(4‘,.. tives to keep secret the whereabou ns‘ of their prisoner, who is under in- | dictment for the slaying of Alfred | Lingle, Chicago newspaperman, Mrs. | Foster stepped out on the vestibule | when they boarded the train i i voud 1ikeolihow HoAT found| out you were going to | this train, wouldn't you 29x4.50 to the officers. | The detectives made two false| 30x4.50 .. starts in an effort to keep everyone | e in the dark concerning Foster. an-| 20X4.75 .. cing first they had put him on | ogy g 7 start- | 9025.00 .. e secrecy was meant | 30x5.00 sters off the trail. P ¢ believe, may attempt | 30x5.:25 Foster. Mrs. Fos- = Los Angeles| S1X5.25 out later was re- 29){5.50 2 _R_? = rd' 1 80x5.50 eavy Rains Retarding | 304600 Search f°§\,{:'§§2,§’.‘2§ 31x6.00 m Prome today | 32x6.00 sgaid that rain h fallen continu- ously for 24 hours in the district| 33x%6.00 where Eric Hook, British airman, is | g 'x lost. The authorities are certain he | a1X6.50 will be found, but are doubtful that = he still is alive. Their one hope] 32x6.50 REGULARS C.S. CLINCHER 30x81/5 Heavy Duty 6 PLY Th said to throw Gangsters, leased. seemed to be today that he may| 3D 5 have been found and cared for by 32x6.75 friendly villagers after his compan- fon, Jimmy Matthews, left him while he sought help. | The two men were engaged in a| fiight from England to Australia when their plane crashed in a bam- | boo ¢\mp, in southern Burma. After days of wandering, Hook be- came too ill to continue his search for a village where they could re- ceive help. 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