New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1930, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1930. our country. pected to report its ccte report its findings to | ation is 3 r.|$73,020 for the sa LHWER FREIEHT Sargent demanded that further | President Hoover in December and SWIFT SILENT EAR Lie quiet American sixes and cights | ye ‘declincs in freight rates not only l\x-\lllh belief that this committee will that have walked up hills past fast Customs revenues have rench cars that had to use third, | $67.000.000 since July 1, below those IBIT have converted most of the French |of the same pe st year. : (m.mu)\ At least, they agree the i‘]ur(um has taken plac nce > air return to their investors.” Norton said the resolution Sargent's address was followed by | Would present on the floor would | Railroad President Also Raps|fomel instalstion of mome c.resd s folone Subsidized Transportation sloyps‘d but that an upward revision | report that enforcement of the pro- | granted so that ‘‘carriers (‘;ll\;]\\hl(lol\ law in the big wet LLH[HS‘ ‘sur\nc and produce a rr*usnmblj“‘-‘ impossible.” id he |dent, and other new officers elected | 8ion ‘°°‘\“ “““ favor upon ‘h' of- | Wednesday, after which delegates | Lorts of the so-called Wic am |departed for the S5thy street rail- | COmmittee directed towards pofnting | § : out to the*American people methods Cleveland, 0., Oct. 3 (LP)—Suh-,Hcgf\e:(a“o" to receive President | o;"poiter law enforcement.” | paris, Oct. sidized transportation on water und | “By adopting this resolution.” | for the rich and smaller, land and downward reyisions of the- Chicago and Northwestern | the Wickersham committee |in the big Railway company, addressing th. general convenfion of the Amuncan Bankers' association. Declaring that western railroa, have suffered extensively since p{i R e Massachusens Delegate that operating costs are cu‘erdlnq revenues, Sargent assailed the go ernment’s position in developing waterways for the operation of suh-i sidized shipping. Hom er Family Traced - | 0 Pre Unterkulm, Switzerland, Oct. 3 ()| Etates. | sent Resolution to Convention e been traced back to the ancestors have | h cen- tury, residents of this Canton of ‘A\I\l] able, is not in the show. Boston, Oct. argau, b 3.—(UP)—The na- ) ; . by Professor Marco of Ber- |an old rule, the Americans, because “The position of the railroads, 'u-“"““ convention mm‘i“p;‘;’}‘“:hr"‘““;: lin, who has been here s()\'urfl]i“ll‘y belong to a high tariff country, Income L&Y}’ BPll]gS U S SllI‘ They get, | Professor Marco found traces of |therefore, the poorest quarters. Concentrate On Motor Your silent speeds in one of the | amily removed to the Pala- | notcd French cars is among the ng contributions to quiet run- rland after | ning. Other makes offer silent third | “the war ~ p s” 'When [and fourth speeds and body makers Sargent \sald, “is and always hag|Legion may have e bere that they must moet ehanging | duestion brought to its attention at : 4 the formal opening of the conven- economic conditions but they never | the “Huber” family throu = A \ 1he: v throughout the had the right to assume that their |07 at Boston Arena Monday. & | Clement A. Norton, one of the|15th, 14th, 15th and 16th centuries. investors should be deprived of alrour Massachusetts delegates-at-| THe | fair return by virtue of taking from | jiue and » member of the Hyde | tinate them tonnage upon the rivers and | parjc post, has announced his inten- | vork w highways through government sub-|ion of Lringing the matter before sidy or operation. It is difficult 10| the convention 4t that time. | the understand why railroads should be |~ eI shall introduce a resolution as |ir the 15th compelled to compete with their own | one of the four delegates-at-large to | hr Unitea ¢ government in the making of rates|the convantion from Massachusetts, | says, e name hag ready been | most cffort has been put. in order to hold the heavy com-|calling upon the modities to the rails. To my mind | with favor upon the efforts of th this drift toward government in|so-called *Wickershami committec,” business ought to be required to|he said. contemplate and its ultimate effects |draw last for space. 1 century when ks out of bodies. hermit was Paul, of . in Egypt, who lived about “I have in mind, of course’ he | the year 260 A. e second was -\v)fl‘ran big power, with momis and industrial prosperity of |committec of this committee is ex- | in 345 at the age of 105, A Genuine Hartz Mountain Singing CANARY BIRD AND GENUINE HENDRYX CAGE GIVEN AWAY (With Purchase of %25 or Over) In Celebration of MICHAELS MICHAELS PROFIT-SHARING- GIFT-TO-YOU HIRTY years old and celebrating in @ way that our friends, old customers and new customers may partici- pate and profit on any purchase of $25.00 or over. We give you a Genuine Hartz Mountain Singing Canary Bird and Hendryx Cage—FREE. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD—MAKE YOUR PUR- CHASE—PAY AS LITTLE AS $1.00 DOWN —THE BALANCE $1.00 A WEEK. 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OPTICIANS 354 MAIN ST. s olowss e e | GenETAL Mol orswuhdrawsFrom TR SO Paris Show in Anger (P—switt, silent cars | cheap four cylinder cars, | Norton said, “the American {Leggn | cconomical ones for the thrifty are |ang freight rates were attacked yes((‘r- \\\\ll have expressed itself 'as re- |(ho two talking points of the 1930 |y standard car but fouw aa ave expres ] > the day by Ired W. Sargent, yvrps!dcnt, gards th prohibition law when, and | 2uto salon which opened yesterday Fancy priced cars sell about tion can be maintained next year. roofed Grand Palais. |pe well as o but people, say | ¢s such a finding to the presi- | In veral ways American influ R 2 NNAIRFS dent, as I am confident it will.” lence is stronger than ever. The mcdium c — — I'rench have not abandoned their | claim to being chief among the or- : |lic debt charges, tota iginators of car ideas but they are ‘[nr‘(ha mom‘h were $308,221,187. Back to Early Swiss | reiiowing the trend of the United TAX [;['LLE[;T"]NS [ ror e fiacalsveer tosdaie nolal More than a score of ,\merl(‘du | makers show their cars but General | | Motors, dissatisfied with the space | nnounce they are trying to keep ., | But it is on r Marco | the mortors themselves that the Legion to look igliciz t s | TRE old French theory of the — i small, high-speed motor that is out of favor. ) ¢ | ir idea of a large engine, o calen will be most disastrous to the eco- | continued, “the fact that the sub- h pt, who di!‘d‘l\\m\mg at a moderate dpeed, with |low gearing and tremendous ichael eleration is the thing of the hour. 373,920 for the same quarter last| daropped ic wants cars that soar up hills |new tariff law became cff \nl can IH e at a walk, silent as| While tr ury officials were grat- trying to fill |ified that income tax collections | reached as high a total as they did As for the car that doesn’t cost |in September, they cautioned against 1uch to. run, the market this year, | Optimism about the governmental ay experts, justifies the fairly de- |fiscal situation in the remainder of | cided French trend toward very|the vear, which will have a bear- | Eights |Ing on whether the one per cent tax | more the thing in the higher classes |reduction will be continued. Presi- s are recognized as the real. |dent Hoover and treasury officials | outsell all | have expressed the hope the reduc- Ordinary expenditures in Septem- ber were $268,101,187 or about 000,000 more than in September a year ago. Adding to these the pub- total expenditures hesitate over the | expenditures have aggregated $816.- Under | iWhat’s Three F“ingers'7 | Oklahoma Judge Queries | ©Oklahoma City, Oct. 3 (('l‘)—’lhe‘ plus 0$52,292,Z55 ‘meamng of “three fingers of whisky"" | |know just what interpretation (o: hington, Oct. 3 (UP)—Income |Place upon it in this day, Polics| in September totaled |Judge O. P. Estes believes. | enabling the treasury| A negro charged with liquor pos- | to end the first quarter of the new |session told the judge he had about | vear with a surplus of $52,- | “three fingers of whisky” “Three fingers in what?" asked | ollections for the corresponding |the judge. “In the family washtub. | period a year ago were $54 a bucket or in the bathtub? Liquor and the treasury at that time had a | can be found any place now.” more than $55,000,000. The negro’s sentence was postpon- tions in September were on [ed until the arresting officer could @ 10W (he third installment of income ta ascertain how much “three fingers” The for this year, income taxes being on | was in this particular ¢ Total col- | —_— lections for the quart $554,- | ac- 386,119 which compares \\‘lth $609,- | USE. HERZ \L]J CLASSIFIE l) ADS Pay as Little as 31 a Week CANARY AND CAGE FREE Given to You with Your Purchase on First Payment The famous Lohengrin 5 diamond wedding ring. known for its beauty of design and brilliant diamonds. Massive gent's ring with sparkling _dia- mond. mounted in 14- Kt gold. 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