New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1930, Page 9

BRITONS BATTLING ON BIRTH CONTRAL Lenient Attitude of Bishops Arouses Strong Protests London, Nov. § (UP)—When| the Lambeth conference of Angli- can bishops announced the results of its discussions, particularly its lenient attitude to—ards birth con- | trol, it started a controversy which has raged ever since. { ELM CITY CONCERN T0 BE REFINANGED Holding Company Designed to Gontinue Local Control New Haven, Nov. § UP—Continua- tion of local control of the United Tlluminating company founded by New Haven people and developed successfully for many years under the direction of James English, its president, is the object sought to be attained in a plan announced today NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THU RSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1930. the company, is for the formation of a new corporation to be known as the Illuminating Shares com- pany. This company will have an authorized capital of consisting of 1,400,000 the United INluminating company. The plan further proposes that the stockholders of the under a deed of trust for 15 years. The trustees under this trust will be James English, the president of the company; Lewis H. Frederick F. Brewster, nis A. Blakeslee and J. Alex Ham- iiton. pany in a circular letter sent out by |IMuminating company stock held by $35,000,000, | (0- shares of | United Ilumi- | nating company transfer their stock | intcrests of all the stockholders will | be treated in English, | Major Den- | them in trust. Two for One Basis As each holder of the United II- luminating Co. stock would receive two shares of Illuminating Shares stock for each share of the United Illuminating company stock | transferred to trustees, he would re- company stock would entitle him to. Under this voting trust plan, the | the samc manner as | those who are the largest holders and they are the stockholders and ther possibility of sale or change in the control of the company will be ended for a 15 years' period at least and it will serve to keep the con- trol as at present. The United Illuminating Co. one of the first in the count generate electric current. From its modest plant at the start in Temple Class A stock. The directors of ih'r!umc the same amount in dividends | street it has expanded so that al corporatiop will be the directors of |and rights to take increased stock | that one sharc of the Illuminating | he present time it has two huge plans in New Haven that serve New \ Haven and adjacent ferritory with | another plan in Bridgeport that serves the territory in a greater part ‘ of Fairfield county. | l WINTER HITS NEW YORK directors who are named as trustees. Oppose Outside Control | Several efforts by various outside New York, Nov. 6 (P)—Winter | made its first impression upon the metropolis today when, with the was | t HAWKS IN FLORIDA ON SPEED FLIGHT Transcontinental Aviator Seek- ing New York-Havana Record Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 6 (®—Cap- tain Frank Hawks, attempting (o cstablish a new airplanc |trom New York to Havana, at the munl lp.n airport 5 p.om., E T speed record landed here at today to re- |speed flight to Havana, tain Frank M. Curtiss airport this morning to have |an adjustment made on his motor. |He remainea only a moment took uff |a. m. ST | lhuk set out first for Havana {at 7:45 a. ;. Mechanics at Curtiss airport were surprised 55 minutes |later to sec his fast plane wingiug back to the landing field. captain called for some hasty tention to his motor, beckoned a truck to the plane to refili with fuel, and ten minutes latcr took off again, hoping to reach umbus, 8. C., his first scheduled stop, shortly after 12:15 p. m. He expects to cover the New York- Cuba, asoline Cap- | Hawks returned to and ain for Havana at 8:50 Stop! Hardly a day passes but some | for the creation of a voting trust % ;i A g s b ’ e e e H, route of 1600 miles seven | E - interests have been made to acquire \mercury at 36, and a northerly gale, |ward again shortly. ho or a new record prominent churchman will praise, c voting 3 stees will issu =\ control of the company in recent'an unidentified man, about 60 years | 2 T e ! | The :al, which is made Tlluminating Shares beneficial trust| years lold, died of exposure. He was found | Valley Stream, N. Y., Nov. 6 (@ FOR BEST RESULTS known to stockholders of the com- |certificates for shares of the Unitcd | Under the voting trust plan fur- dead in an upper east side street. An hour after he had siarted on o USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | [ | These trustees will issue to the or denounce or cxplain the deci-{ The proposal. which is sions. Here are two statements. bot for and against the conferenc and both made on the same day. | Useful Service | Doctor J. A. Kempthorne, Bishop | i \ of Lichfield, addressing the Dio- cosan conference at Stafford, de clared that the Lambeth confer ence had rendered useful service | by making it clear that the Chris- tian religion was not one of mere prohibits and taboos. “We say," he continued, i sex relationship is something beau- | tiful and sacred. ,We want m‘ | A Sale...A Porter Sale... With Prices Lower Than Today’s Low Prices! IS THE TIME NEXT WEEK WILL BE TOO LATE EVERY PORTER SALE IS A GENUINE SALE. THIS ONE WILL MAKE HIS- TORY IN PRICE GIVING. STARTING TOMORROW — “that | rescue it from the cesspool thought and conversation into which some of our modern writers have degraded it, and reaffirm lhal, the home is at the center of human | vell-being and that the foundation | of the home is our Lord's principle | #nd standard of marriage—that is, a life-long and indissoluble union ‘tor better for worse’ of one man with one woman and the exclusion | 0! all other on either side.” The Bishop =aid that the confer- ence's resolutions stressed the need | for self-control and unselfishness in married and unmarried alike. Glory of Home “On this subject of sex, the whole tiend of the resolutions and of the report is towards positive teach- ing on the sacredness of stx re- | lationship and the glory of the Christian home Sex teaching and its influence on the young was discussed on the same day at a convention of the National Sunday School Union at | Gloucester. “I do not much sex teaching i clared S. 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