New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1930, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1930. FREY LIKELY T0 i : - - REPLACE DAVIS = Labor Educator Hoover Favorite T et o N N u A L for Gabinet Post b Y GG 5 Washington, Oct. 17 (UP)—John > q g » : . ) (g R O(TO B E R Philip Frey of Ohio, a labor educa- L B ¢ tor now with the American Federa- 5 ¥ ] ! - N - tion of Labor, may be selected by President Hoover to succeed the re- tiring secretary of labor, James J. Davis, the United Press was inform- ed today on high authority. A final choice has not yet been made by the president, it is said Davis is not scheduled to retire un til about December 1 and his suc cessor may not be officially an- nounced until then. But the presi- | dent is quoted privately as having | narrowed the probabilities down to | Frey and William L. Hutcheson of Indianapolis, president of the car- penter's union, with the decision leaning slightly in Frey's favor, Frey 69 Years Old ! Frey is 69 years old. He has been | a labor educator for 24 years. Born at Mankato, Minn., February 24, 1871, he acted as editor of the Mold- | er’ Journal from 1903 until 1907. He was a lecturer on trade union- ism at the University of Chicago in 1907, president of the Ohio State Yederation of Labor from 1924 to 1928, and now is secretary and treasurer of the metal trades' de- partment of the federation, Davis has been nominated as re- publican senatorial candidate in Pennsylvania. His election in No- vember is almost assured making it necessary for the president to reach & decision soon. sAmong those who have been prominently mentioned as prospec- tive successors to Davis are Matthew Woll, vice president of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor; John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers; Grace Abbott, director of i s’ Wai the children’s bureau of the labor Boys'“ a{?}rs department and W. N. Doak, Wash- A . UNION suU ington representative of the railroad tyles — cream tint. brotherhoods. Thoice of two SLYIES on or all Competition Too Keen 4 i b knit cott navon stripe he competition among friends of S - i ong O these four has grown so severe, it is e q] eves — ¢ said, that the chances of any one of g short ST€CVE them being named are slight. or knee Presidents William Green of the | YOU'LL BE AS ENTHUS ?;‘;{}i“- SRS B federation could receive the ap- | % S ; N FLOOR JVER / 3 « pointment if he chose, it was learn- | B AS WE ARE ABOUT THESE e Sl ed. Consulted on the long distance ) telephone in Boston by the United Press, Green said he could not en- | tertain any offer of the position. FILENE DEE[ARES i Lha U, G A selection of smart new frocks that will . 4 lop Hog W, . 7 satis_[y vour every mood and need marked at ST”RIES AT FA”LT Never before have such values been : \817 o Z n ¢ L] : a price that will urge you to choose several. R : Byo 4,0F gl "Con e e Tk e e tonishment at sight of these new A n o, At 2, 2 and eye 5 5 . . vl iy A ; : A Sl ¢ d mAt lax T AT 5 ’ o PI‘fl]S&S Gham OI'galllZflthl]S N fabrics, trimmed in smartest furs any i 1th 5 Drg, flaves, cowl necklines and other new style 5 z and styled in the manner of Paris it- B S A= TONY ieatures. } CO!]StfllG[lYe Lmk self! 8 (3 On, i Styles for every occasion—all the newest All lavishly fur trimmed and of- J i & colors—-sizes for women, misses and stylish Bethlehem,, Pa., Oct. 17 (P—Ed- éme“ alc :{Ipllcle almost u]rfxbellg\?blg | O : S ward A. Filene, Boston economist aracul, Manchurian wolf and lapin : Ry 3 [—SECOND FLOOR and business man, told an indus- collars and cuffs. Sizes for misses : . i BRI ORI Y trial conference at Lehigh university and women. L today that an antiquated system of |§ __SECOND F distributing goods . produced by COAT DEPT.—-SECOND FLOOR scientific factories has caused the | world's present economic depression. | [l Z The chain store, he said, is the |} A BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF “first halting step” in the direction of scientific distribution, but buying goods in the average retail store, he | i asserted, is frequently like paying $2,000 for an automobile whose pro- duction cost is less than half that | sum. Mentions Tax Efforts 3 ’ ; L e . G i e T e Featuring a Large Selection of Distinctive the chain stores out of existence,” Reproductions of the Most Suc- i ot y 1 TR 9 R E Aso N s he said. “Yet, the chain store is lhe,j ¥ Wh)’ This is Better Hose first attempt in retailing to achieve O Cessf“l Hat Fas]‘.ions g 2 ———— mass distribution in harmony with | 2 3 the development of mass produc- | tion. At a time when the world | 4 i i Only Specially Selected Cocoon needs a scientific system of distribu- | § AS, D d = tion so that mad production may | 4 New off-the-face and 2 2y of E! S Sevan) Sirends In/EveryiThread, function, distribution is not only | : / Sttt ciits S ® : ¥ mek. Pretty : Every Thread Tested for Elasticity refusing to take the step, but fran- | : of £ = and Tensil Strength. tic efforts are being made to| : f the new Fall shades. eas Each: Pair Flawlessly Knitted 1o mobilize public sentiment against | : £ B . 2 biee 2 [, D et 10 R I i N i S or - y : e Specially Reinforced Welt, Toes “The chain stores, of course, are NPy ¢ : ne stylag, St P ot clpdiisal el but a halting first step. Ultimatce; | | : : : » ek e we must come to mass distribution B 4 - > ; ' A e upon a scale which we have scarce ‘ Pl 2R ly dreamed of. All along the lin _f D Fr, ] there must be such an elimination | ) of waste that lb};e B Ol WOME? _, where shall be able to buy in abun- 2 - d e oy ) ' Soh b Do ot "4 RAYON AND WOOL ROUS BROADCLOTH There's Style and Value in These teaches us how to produce abun- o s War dantly. T “This itself would eliminate un- l]illon 2% AR b employment. The cure for unem- || = AN sobes ln er oa s ployment is through the lessening of ik N arr"ag-? % AR aits ; ite ' work not through any system which makes unne: ary wol < o el | <igh P For Girls 7 to 14 Years With such cconomy, prices can be | I P 4 wikh B un lowered and with a scientific out- i c i o ady : lcok behind such economies, prices | \l WV S eit et s ] - i p\t will be lowered, and with the lower- | [ it J E HE BEST VALUE IN \ S ing of prices, more people will be S kS A '‘{E COUNTRY AT : L ; ! HAND BAGS able to buy more things, which will‘; it i Form-fitting, . necessitate more production and | i ess, medium wintc more employment.” 0 7111 eight, cut with ampl a‘§€$ 4 . g ] $1 .00 Advocates Wider Standard -4 hip rcom and smartl Fully Fashioned Service Weight. All Pure Silk to Welt. Mr. Filene advocated wider | i it haped at waist. Loy d ! L et oy standardization in the interest of [N I reck mercerized band 53 . A . Rastilseiiy adeorsal economy. IR A crochet edge. Sleeve 8 N Shirts that men will . 0, & Lt e “Standardization, as far as it has |} Uff:| icss. knmee length N, enthuse over. They - TG Ew ) : Sn e boen developed,” he said, “has not [ ij Cream color. 4 are pre-shrunk, fast , 3 tended to standardize life. It is in| Stzes 34 to 38. H olor and generous- our tradition that life is standard. | ly cut fzed—in our fear of facing the facts | Hj PART WCOL VESTS —and insofar as we do face the facts and act fearlessly upon them, 37¢ ° human lives are liberated to go to ew r'a 1es their different ways. But we are W/ Mo . bl . & : To match the bloomers n- constantly undoing with traditional [§| . A S R : hands the things which our scien- || ished with fine rayon crochet Nicely made of sturdy, tific hands are finding to do. || cdge in attractive flat finish. attractive silks — all -1 Sizes 34 to 44 wool lined—patterns to ¢ J Here are the coats that CARD PARTY | . : suit the most conserva- smart girls are wearing The St. Rose of Lima society of , L 108 smart g tha Sacred Heart church will give a | Part Wool BLOOMERS tive or fastidious dresser. £ X K Sl e Al e card party next Wednesday evening | Hundreds of Other Specials develop at § o'clock at their club rooms at | 47¢ MAIN FLOOR Not Advertised materials — tailored or ) GLOVES TEIEAALE D ARG LU T T LARTROY A LA LE 1Y £ MRS RA SRS EADT 1 FENERRRRS SRS LRI UL A pTE the school on Gold street for the || fur trimmed — nicely 0 :);:Ef\tg:fi}{ ‘rl]\;n:fn?‘fflfigs Hr::?:e:fii‘ Made of the same fine medium : - lined and interlined for . 1' 0 ments and prizes will be given. | weight fabric. Also has smart E 8 o et £ . The society 1.1« m:\l»l‘n'gl r:irf'l‘]urnflon.«‘ rayon stripe. Fine for driving ‘ B i The an\l\: fiuf{ha{;:)uons;:: o present a play entitled “Lomzen- 5 - . k — smart Fall sl s — every sk’ wadding, in which residents, o || 2nd all og;dom OBCASION =S : - fashion correct glove s of- this city who formerly made their Sizes 36 to 50 fered to complete your Fail homes in Misiniee, Poland, will take part. ; ) MAIN FLOOR y 5 . % costume. FOR BEST RESU USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS