New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1930, Page 11

]’).-/ SALLIES 0 USE | ARMY-NAVY PROFIT Will Establih Feed Depots, Free, Hotel for Women New York, 5. — When the Army and Navy foothall warriors Lmp from Yankee stadium field on Dec. after their benefit encounter for the unemployed of New York they will have for their aches and bruises knowledge that more than 21,000,000 worth of free meals, free beds and free clothing will be dis pensed to the cold, the hungry ani jobless as result of thei rafternoon’s battle Distribution of receipts which $1,250,000 or more will he cntrusted 1o the Salvation Army This t money will be To provide bec or less men nightly instead of the 10vi now being cared for To maintain free food depofs now feeding 1 daily and to en- large the two scparatc food depots for women and children. To establish a free hotel fo en and girls stranded and to find work. To buy grocerics, fucl eiothing for 'Almllr\ w no worl pected to total 10.000 weekly Money for New Yorkers Commander Milla tor of the ecastern ision of tion 1y of this relief work. \1)4‘ zements for the benefit football ganic m the hands o®: commiticc Grove A. Whalen tormer polt commissioner of New York city, and Includes representatives of the Army, Navy, West Poin d Annapolis acadenics. The monesy ent 1o o the jobless and de in Grealc New York crisis is’at vow, former characterized the fund is expec from gate to reach is ho. £pent 2000 home 2,000 men won- unable and w Johu headed by mknown anc the feg present says | William De Voto of th jonal headquar- fi of 1lvat . d wonicii ar nization fc win Al Homeless crisis food " To illustrate the Army for departme there was no food 1 hildren hungry @ i WO « rushed fnmediate an operatior day the childre temporary home no food and clothi this winter Ralvation Ariny Kpel vide these who arc in d Hartford County Sends 22 Boys to Conference Twenty-two boy and leader will compoge the Hartford county Y. M C. A, delegation to the state older boys' conference to be held t week-end at Bridgeport. The ference opened with registration delegates from 3 to & p. m. this aft- ernoon, followed by election of of- s 1d col and adjourn afternoon at topics will b cent available to pro d every : three necessities for al con- of ence sessions, will 4:3) o considered About God,” “Discoverir ticing Christian Condi Resources of Our (iod Hartford county d follows: Wesle Carter, representing tional church of Berlit Wivagg, Edwin T Ing the Collinsville group; George H. 1 Wilder, representing Loy Scouts; W. H representing the Manchester C. A.: Carle . Cubberl K. Albert Perrett, re Man« ter Mi-Y: Earl ¥ and :.m,m; J. Murphy. representing the Man chester high school Blac ward Ramki enting the on Y. ) r Bob Gordoy and George Calder represent Bristol INirst Congregational muuv I'rank Elsworth, Robert Stouzhton and T. P. Eligworth, representing the kEast Windsor i«mur':dlmu church; and Wilfred S Marry Anderson hree thin ing clock Coliingvill Crossen and South Manchester Methodist Ipisco pal church. | | | representing the | | way is R. B, EXECUTIVES ASK BETTER DEA (Cont d From Page Six) rates ar cly When a railroad buys the land o built; termin compensatory company, which its right of 1vs for s structures, of its real s right fo tracks 8 taxes on the do busi ind is, by 1 a railro; sonderir officer 1 do, without to look out of the windov when he is forced 10 compeir g if I people wha carry freight nzers upon he waterway built e ¢ kind often provi hout termi pense; withou taxes upon their real estate without ing they have none income or regulation as v kind of Hlulm m-\ m 15 1o ihe convenic ipon s uniber of hicles petition eme shol the com- category hecomes a e backbone: above con- y opera- the railroads compelled 1o i com- from d be manned, rges from t air competition 1 when we erations t that divide witl petitors t their own the operat way is conducted States gove ation becomes noi and destruc M h l\ R I ER Christmas Compictely Assembled wi Cord and Plug By Mail, 10¢ Extra Brilliantly Nickeled and Colored Guaranteed Safe—Gel One Make Yours a Mo Todny 1 Tree KOLODP‘EY BROS HARDW AR 20 MAIN T COMPAN PHONE | York. Ne | this point he which | ed by 1 brokers the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, League was |them, the railroads will be saved. aceredit “If the shippers sit by and, with- Vice President Beattie of the Le- !lout protest, allow the railroads ln righ and Hudson R Railroad | be impoverished by legislation, h) e history and de bed [unfair taxes and assessments, by I propert of that line | exorbitant verdicts, by unfair \'.’l!u- ed consolidation with [ation or by reduction of freight | ference 10 the projected |rates to points which vield no profit road with the New [to the carrier. they will have them- ven and Hartford. On |sclves to blame if, as a result of such impoverishment. the the becomes bad. If, on the other hand, chalcnian ot (ke N Arans will resist unjust attacks on | Toadt commitles whi appoint- [1he railroads as they would resist the governor onsider the |them on themselves, and they are congniasioners’ 1 consolida- | indirect attacks on themselves, if ticn, which Lehigh | they will join with the manage- Hudson 4 New Haven [Ments in opposing such attacRs, stated cmall rail- |then they will ba helping them- Hudson had | scl the carriers loped to the other night 5 & \ _ R railroads had rights and |94 ecy ! are going to fight | PreCIp AL 5 fight atone; | "1 fight alone. Leneficial to all L. & M. R R R Official Speaks Little Progress Made in Goth 155" 5o atiiems " am's War On Speculators — °50 %ckicta z specula- sold from tickot d. ¥lo- Newman cd to join pecial e merging of his service Our preside reply o they New Yor ty of the ors of produ immer Thea e of shielding pre- | brol Postal and tem Yor es as they help Lee said that the would | from now on the 1ot have re Hianaoy for them: the v should not road lik not kepf fron reb Tie-1'p grandest ndabi & on cannof have to of shippers shonld with them be- fact that the intereat shippers is almost al season oy velopme arm ties of t I hope {hat in the fight that is| ! | cts for show will have you all on our bers, o trolled by t The best t resulting comy past ew Hav- ither coming we 1 Hudson is in ex- e dollars and ifs | Po own before the | American lington is in ex- | ney, Fafnir llion. it would | Hart & H irable for the | bard, Reat & this amo time to time ety Co. 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