New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1930, Page 10

10 JOHN D."5 COUSIN NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1930. QUIET CARPENTER William Avery Happy to Be Gm*d B! ilder | f devastation in Ariano, il at th BRAZIL INSISTY REDS STAY AWAY lation Deals Harshly With Radical Agitaiors WILLIAM AVIRY PUSERBUFST![}N% HABEST ROV SATS Fdison Hursei Fails to Answer Desert Problem k of extricating the bodies of qu across t Atlantic by fa ship. triking picture. ns from the jumbled ruins of buildings. injured in Ariano A 1is pl mm was brought by plane from the \cene of shown in this < German Lutherah Union A. M. F Mark's Episcopal First Luth Second Advent SPEEDY TRIALS (" talian Specials Specnals el from a i (UP)—A Young 1 gasoline can in m Wlio Giovannelli a scaffolding mourning the FOR BEST RESULTS CLASSIFIED ‘ | group, and they were augmented | volunteers who make daily proces- sxons to various points to sing. Traflic Jammed Traffic could not pass, but police ‘dld not molest the volunteers during | the night, hoping their leaders would :Blames Federal B[}dy 10 DB 555 et appen. nowever. and wnen | a steady rain began falling, the vol- moralizing Market remained in the streets. R0, iR Hundreds of spectators gathered 1 Saskatoon, Sask, Aug. 2 (P — A along the sidewalks to watch the | Canadian economist has joined the |strange conflict between police and critics of President Hoover's federal | volunteers. Other curiosity seekers farm board arrived almost every minute, until | Prof. W. W. Swanson of the Uni- [ the streets were jammed with versity of Saskatchewan, chairman | PeOPle: Jof the provineial commission on ini- | At 7 a. m., police asked Patel to | migration and settlement, order his followers away, and when | present low wheat prices he refused, arrested the leaders and operations of the United States fi warned the squatters to go. ¥ board,” and considers that “demor- ' Would not, and the police charged alizing market effects will continuz| them with their bamboo sticks, as long as the farm board continves | scattering them quickly down side- its artificial market manipulation,” | streets. “Throughout the world,” Protes-| Patel resigned several months ago sor Swanson said, “the wheat crop |as president of the Indian legislative does not reach the proportions of a |ass#mbly. He was also president of vear ago, and even the United States | the nati8nal congress, the body sup- will have no considerable surplus | porting Gandhi's campaign for self- above the normal. The real factor | government and his arrest will ne- depressing the market at present is | cessitate the election of a new leader the surplus created by past policies | to direct the passive resistance of the farm board. Figures issued = movement ’ by the department of agriculture at Malaviya was a former member of Washington, which are exceedingly | the natiopalist assembly, aand only | bearish, have evidently been pub- recently had,4oined the national lished with a purpos congress m ment. The purpose, he declared, was to = e support Alexander Legge, chairman King Alfonso’s Son Will f the bhoard, d his ssociates ir . al e Take Course in School their effort to curtail wheat acrc- age. The chief bearish factor in the | Madrid, Aug. 2 (UP)—The Infante market, he averred, is the Attempt | Don Juan, third son of King Alfonso | to dispose of the American surplus, XIIT and Queen Victoria Eugenia, and not any concerted action by | received orders from the ministry of British millers to penalize the Cana- marine to present himsélf at the dian wheat r\oo) naval academy of San Fernando, near Cadiz, on August 1. The prince, a few days before he celebrated his 17th birthday, stood the competitive | examinations for entrance to Spain's < naval academy along with the rest of the candidates, and passed all the , |subjects with brilliant grades. He was particularly. proficient in mathe- | . Gandoi's Lieutenant Taken 10 o0 o5k Gamae, yos veen 2 kept the back; d sofa as Custody by Bombay Police purie afairs *“ave concerned " he two boys were not even permitted to cat with t®e royal family, and in- Bombay, Aug. 2 (UP)—Villabhai | gteaqd, they -sat down to their meals Patel, onq of Mahatma Gandhi's | with the corps of professors. As a | chief lieutenants in the Indian pas- |result they have become excellent sive resistance campaign, and 11 |gcholars. other campaign leaders were arrest- cd here today as police scaftered group of volunteers who had squat- ted in the streets all night Fifty volunteers were known to be niured when police charged th= squatters after taking the leaders in SlNod i nechEins i FED THROUGH NOSE The police also arrested 40 women | Lnion City, Ind. (UP)—lena \olunteers, but were expected to re. | Theurer, of Salamonia, whose Wind- leage) them atler i few! Roirs pipe was severed in auto accident, Patel, Pandit Malaviy June 28, is reported gaining in her bers of the local congress fight against death in a Union City committee, and five other campaign | hospital. Physicians said they be- leaders were arrested when they re- | lieved Miss Theurer would recover. fused to heed request of author. | She is being fed through a glass ties that they order the squatting | tube placed in her nostrils. volunteers to go home. = — — The voluntecrs took up their po- IRONIC CHICKEN THIEF sitions in the streets early last night | Raleigh, N. C., Aug. 2 (UP)—An vhen police halted a processic intruder stole 12 hens from Ruffin Chowpatty to the seafront which |Holderfield here and ~left a note previously had banned. About | bearing the words “Lonesome Papa” persons were in tho marching attached to the leg of a rooster. Now that the Infante Juan fs about to become a midshipman, however, he is already becoming a well-known public e Hesal which he is a striking, robust figure. The celestial telescope unteers merely raised umbrellas and | BAR CANDY HURTS HIGH GRADE TRADE Reptile Grains Attract Many Buyers of Leather ready has his naval uniform. in| Boston, Aug. 2 (UP)—The popular | five and 10 cent bar candy made out- | side of New England and sold na- tionally has had a depressing effect on the™ package and high-grade | chocolate candy business, ‘for which this section is noted, according to Bradstreet's weekly review of local |trade conditions issued yesterday There has been more activity in sole leather, but prices are weak,” the review said. | “Official leather is quiet. In upper |leather markets black kid is in ac- tive demand while reptile grains are also interesting large buyers. Other lines are rather quiet. Shoe manu- (acturers are gradually getting into fall production but the matter of prices on fall lines appears to be un- settled “Dealers in plumbing supplies re- port husiness better than last year in several instances and others whose sales were not so good for the first quarters report an increass for July and numerous inquiries in- dicating improvement for the near future. Wholesale ' lumber concerns who sell to the retail dealers report midsummer quietness and orders he- low a wear ago. Prices obtained ara unsatisfactorily low. Retailers re- port cash sales of lumber on small orders ahead of last year. The lum- | ber dedlers as a whole are looking | for an increase in business in the tall “Dry goods jobbers report a falr trade which is slightly Retter than a week ago but under the'volume of business in 1929. Men's furnishings and clothing are still quict regard- |less of “sales” which it was hoped | would bolster up volume. Suit and cloak manufacturers are now show- ing samples of fall and winter wear but sales are small. “Department stores report busi- ness normal and slightly more than the previous week. Specialty shops are quiet “The wool market is Showing = of a little more activity but |are small and large buyers are hold- ing off. Wool dealers, however, ara still optimistic that the numerous inquiries will result in a larger vol- nme of business befere the end of August. Prices remain firm The candy manufacturing busi- ness is experiencing a between sea- |son dullness. The warm weather which has persisted since early mer has had a depressing influence. THe popular five and ten cent candy made outside of New England and sold nationally, has had a depre ing effect on the package and high- grade chocolate candy business. for which this section is noted. Profits, howeyer, have held up exceedingly well, due to the fact that while or- ders have been smaller, therc has been a drop in raw material prices. 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