New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1930, Page 16

5 Brookhart Charges “To Obstruct Waterway Improvement 4 Washiggton, Oct. 3 (P—Taking is»l Sue with Fred W. Sargent, president | ®f the Chicago Northwestern Rail ¥ay company, that the goverpmen was drifting toward confiscation of fnland waterways and public roads, Senator Brookhart, republican, Iowa, today said this statement was tan- tamount to a declaration of war| by the railroads on the nation’s wa- | terway improvement plans. | Sargent asserted before the Amer- jcan Bankers clation in Cl land yesterday that the governm policy of paying the expense of co structing water competition with ra taxpayers’ money the constitution. “The people of the we py in the thought the ment had adopted 4 of improving the inland waterways,” | Brookhart said. “Now the whole| policy is threatened by an attack of | the railroads.” | Foresees Legal War | “This attack,” he continued, “is not mere idle vaporings, but the mature thought of the shrewdest lawyers in the country. It means that every legal artifice will be used to stop the improvement of onur rivers in competition with the rail- roads.” of | o] roads out was contrary e ——— (\] ]/ New Arrivals in Smart 3-Piece Knitted or Covert Cloth Suits You'll enjoy wearing these adorable Suits for many occasions, for Business, for Street, for Sports or for Motoring. Plenty of attractive new hav.e Jjust arrived await your careful se- lection. In a wonderful range of colors and sizes, 14 to 42 ... i b | w to be used in| NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1930. Railroads Plan [HUB GREETS FIRST | vay tmprovement| (It [EGIONNAIRES iroads, e sad. vy sivins iwem 04000 Already in Boston for Great National Convention | struction and later again subsidized | them when private operation broke down under the World War stra, | the railroads padded their expenses, he asserted, to make government operation appear unsuccessful: “With a record like this,” he said, “it seems strange indeed that Mr. | Boston, Oct. 3 (P—With plans for rext week's American Legion con- | vention completed and a record [preaking pre-convention registra- rgent or any railroad man should |tion Of 24,000 on hand, the city come forward with an argument |turned its attention today to the re- st building fublic roads and |ception of high officials of the Le- Dt oo o et ' |gion and the Legion auxiliary. Railroads, he said, “paid only $7| Mrs. Dondld MacRae of Council| toe onTel00 income, while |Bluffs. Ta., national president of the | farmers in Jowa and other states American Legion auxiliary, was due paid $27 on the hundred,” adding to arrive today and Milton Forman, | that nt's argument of the tax national chair of the Legion’s | burden on railroads was insubstan- |committee on distinguished guests, |was scheduled to arrive tonight. '\ | | Bodenhamer Due Tomorrow | NO POLLING PLACE CHANGES | The big chief, O. L. Bodenhamer | Plans for the November election [Of El Dorado, Ark., national com- | were discussed by the board of |mander of the Legion, comes to selectmen last evening, and it was|toWn Saturday morning. —Sunday, | decided to have the polling places in |General Henri L. Gouraud, the same locations as in the spring French | war hero, and General John J.| election. Work will be started at|Pershing, commander of the A. E.| once to prepare the voting ma- chines, and there will be two me- F., will arrive. 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