New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1930, Page 13

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD [~ ,: ¥ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1930. BANKER PREDICTS BETTER BUSINESS Lonsdale Cites Figures to Show Up Trend Cleveland, O., Sept.-80 (P —Signs of an upward turn of business have | and the factors turn should the appeared, creating the upward have the wisest cooperation banker can provide, John G. dale, president of the Commerce Bank & Trust Company of St. Louis and president of the American Bankers Association, today. Lonsdale addressed the opening today of the general sessions of the association which started a four day convention here yeterday. Better Credit Operations Some of the indicators of hetter business are the incr. operations of banks this month, in- creased pufchases by the public, in- creased employment in many fac tories, and acgelerated d of some factory \\(coh he said. But for the banker to cooperate he must encourage the farmer in- Jjured by the drought, the manufac- turer who finds costs high because of obsolete machinery, the property owner with buildings in need of re- pair, the renter who wants to be in- dependent of his landlord, and the merchants whose store needs im- provement before increased profits are made. “It should be the primary task of the banker to lend every encourage- ment to activities of this nature, and to work out practical programs of support,” the president said. “Yet in this it is the bounden duty of the commerclal banker to avoid the-mistake of making capital loans at the expense of banking liquidity. Idle dollars are no more to be desired than idle men, but un- wise credit extensions can do as much harm as good.” The big new machine known as mass production neeng adjustment, Lonsdale said, adding that we have been putting tremend- ous energy into production while at the same time we are not finding sufficient new markets. Recommends Research He recommended scientific re- search for new uses of farm prod- ucts. Diversified production, he said, should be encouraged. There should be more scientific conduct of the banking business, Lonsdale said, bringi among other benefits a_more cqui tion of costs among consumer Busiaess should be o the inhibitors that come from federal, state and local governments, he said. Oneof thesc is mounting taxation which is already too high. There need for a careful revi- slon of tht Shermah Anti-trust law, which he said in its present form and as construed by the United States supreme court, acts as a business restraint,” Mr. Lonsdale added. recently of ours Petanowitches Observe said | ased credit | ble distribu- freed of some | " Colonel Attacks\ ere, Kills Self | Police described as attempted murder and suicide the attack on Mrs. Richard Bennett Creecy (right) and the death of her hus- | band (left,) a lieutenant colonel in the Marine Corps, in Wash- ington. Mrs. Creecy was found, critically wounded by three blows from a trench axe, lying besme the body of her husband, | who had died from a bullet w ound through the heart, in their | room in a fashionable hotel. He was a veteran officer and was | scheduled to return soon to Haiti, where he was second in com- {mand of the constabulary. Both were popular in army and & navy circles. NRRANGING BAZAR DARROW DEFENDS TOHELP VETERANS - TWO GANGSTERS Gen. Haller Post to Have Car- Declares “Public Enemies” Drive | nivgl Lasfmg P Week Virtually an Outrage The final event of the [program to accumulate $10,000 for the benefit of the Polish disabled veterans of Gen. Haller post, No. 111, Polish Army Veterans’ associa- tion of America, will be a bazaar given at the Sacred Heart school hall on October 6 to 11, inclusive, by the Sacred Heart and Holy Cross | ches and national and civic or- tions of this city. program for the b 1 a meeting held at the post’'s headquarter | People vings bank by representatives of various follows: extensive | Chicago, Sept. 30 (UP)—Clarence Darrow, famous criminal lawyer, querged from retirement today to enter the bitter fight being waged between Chicago and its underworld. Declaring that Judge John H [Lyle's drive against the city's 26 | “public encmies” was an “outrage, | Darrow returned temporarily to the | bar to defend two notorious gang- _\swrs charged with being vagrants | under the strict old law of 1874. The gan William “Three | Fingered Jack White and George b 10108 oY | “Red Barker, surrendered late ves- tes: | terday police whom Judge Lyle ordered Lo October 6, Holy Cross parish o hrln every ‘“publ night; October 7, Sacred Hearg|prn& €Very “public eueygRbetore parish night; "October 8, Business men’s and young people’s night; October 9, national societies of this city, October 10, church societies of | 4nq Milton Smith, the most formid- the Holy Cross and Sacred Heart|gpio array of legal talent.ever as- | parishes and October 11, open night. | gorv1ed in a vagrancy trial. They The officers of the social commit-|paq their bonds ready and were re- tee are president, Julian Klejbuk; |jgaseq under $10,000 bail each, after | \Vhlte and Barker appeared in Judge George B. Holmes' court ac- companied by Darrow, W. W. Smith | after eluding for davs the| SR ‘@3.' 3 RADIO TUBE SALE — BUY YOUR RADIO TUBES NOW AT ONE-HA LF LESS T WEDNESDAY WINDOW WINNER! 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