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New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
FRENCH HAVE RESUMED DEBT
 DISCUSSIONS WITH AMERICA
Settlement of 4 Billion Dollar Obligation Hinges To Some Extent Upon Congress
 sional Action On Italian Agreement.

Washington, March fl tP,---Frarco has re-opcned discussions with this country for settlement of her $4,- 000,0o0,oOO war debt.
 Ambassador Berenger, the newly appointed French envoy here, has been in conversation on the subject with Secretary Mellon.
 While the secretary declined to discuss the negotiations today in de tail, it was disclosed that he had ad- vised President Coolidge that settle ment of the French debt hinged to
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
Blood Test Taken to
 Determine Paternity

Vienna, March il CPl-For the first time in Austrian legal history scientific blood test has been ac- cepted by a court as conclusive evi- dence in determining the paternity of a child. A Vienna judge ruled today that a young engineer was not the father of the child in a case brought by an unmarried mother for alimony. The court accepted the testimony of scientists that the de fendant'S blood was in group four" the child's in group three" and the mothers in group two"
 4 similar examination has been ordered in another case still pend ing
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
Industry At VeIbert In The Rhineland Now Being Operated By Local Corporation.
Equipment and Machinery Of T. M. T. Co. at Brus- sels Bought But Land Is Not Acquired.

Annonncement was mado toda, ny President Clarence F. Bennett of lhe stanley Works of tho purchase ny the corporation of d large man. uIacturing plant at Nelbert. Rhine land, in the Ruhr district Gern,onr The plant Is owned by Friedrich r,arl Fon bruck, on the Stanley Works pFlhclpal cvompctitors in the evno,t Held. The purchase price was moi announced.
 Mr. Bennett also said that tb. stanley Works had allowed an or. ,'oh on property of the T. M, r. Co m Brussels Belgium, to expire al. though the machinery and conp,n,. equipment has been purchased and me company has ceased 10 do busf. ness It is not probable that n. stanley Works will operate n f,c. rory ln Belgium. although sover.l months ago ii Was believed thai thi. program would be adopted.
 Export Competition DiGicuIt
 The new plant in Velbert mann, iac'ores complete line Of hinges aS well as bolts. casters and otbe, mes adapted 10 the German marlyrt It also has large line of yoods made for export with which tLo Stanley Works had been forraJ ,a compete. Because of financial con dltlons in Germany, competition wa. dll[lcult German manufacturer. nave almost no capital Mr. Bepnett sald' and goods were being sold n, what seemed to he less than thet, cost to manufacture.
 The Nelbert works are now hsir~ operated by the Stanley Works possession having been taken o week ago. Capacity of 800 Hands rledrich Carl von Bruck was ono .oI the most widely known mann. lactnrers In Europe. although no, the largest. The industry has beon operated for 26 to so years and has been doing a large business in MeNico, Cuba and the Far East. II mas capacity of about 800 hands although at present only about baIr mat number IS being employed, that condition being caused by the acuta shortage of capital. The pronerty consists of about so acres of land. The factory has a floor space of an. proXimately 20O.O0O square feet. There is also a modern office build- ing, The plant is well euuipped and the machinery, Mr. Bennett said, is Ialriy up to date, The industry in. cludes a cold rolling mill and facil. lties for manufacturing cheapor lines of goods. It has been admin. lstered carefully and conservatiyely.
 John C. Cairns In Charge
 John C. Cairns who has been st the Stanley Works about year and half, has been placed in charge Of the new acquisition, Mir. Cairns Is the son of City Engineer Robert c. Cairns Of Waterbury. He is a grad nate Of Yale and the Harvard school of business administration.
 Tho purchase of the German company was made aftor President Bennett had made a survey of tn, European field and upon his rccom-
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
NEW CORPORATION

\ corporation for the Transfer and transportation of money, securi- ties and other valuable articles" has been formed by Victor Berncr, Al. bert Sullivan and Otto G. Borner, under the name Of Bcrner and SuIH- van. The company will begin busi- ness with S4,0o0 which is the entire capital stock.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
WATERMAN SENTENCED

Burlington, Vt, March II Rl- Iicb Rittcrman. on trial in federal court here charged with smuggling sl2o,oo0 worth of unset diamonds into the United States was found guilty by a jury this afternoon. He was sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
ELDER CoounGE.s CONDITION

Plymouth, Vt, March II Pl-The condition of Colonel John C. Cool idge, father Of the president, who is i'll at his home here. showed a slight improvement today, his physi- elan. nr. Albert W. Cram Of Bridge water. said after a morning cali at the Coolidge farmhouse.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
PENN. ROAD OBJECTS TO
 RATES TO NEW ENGLAND
Declares Anthracite Charges to this District Are Far Too Low
 Temporary

Washington, March Ii t1N - The Pennsylvania railroad today asked the interstate commerce commission to deny the petition of the New Eng land traffic league for a further hearing in the case involving rates on anthracite from Pennsylvania mines to New England. The roads representatives declared the pres ent temporary rates placed In effect during the mine suspension, were too low and should not be made permanent.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
ESTATE OF MRS. ORDSER

The estate of Mrs. Mary r. Ord uer has been appraised at S1,4S4.31,
 this amount being represented in
 bank balance. Albert Pawlow is ad-
 Iminlstrator of the estate.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
THE WEATHER

Hartford, Mar. I1-EurecaSt for New Britain and vicinity: Unsettled, probably snow to- night and Friday: not much
 change in temperature
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
nChS Mnn'i NnnlN

Terrc Ilaute, Ind, March II P Eugene V. Dehs, socialist leader.
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Hyder weekly herald., 1926-01-13
AERIAL MAPPING OF
 DISTRICT NEXT SUMMER

Aerial mapping and photo- graphing of the Alaska coast by the Department of the h. terior and of the Navy is sched- uled to commence about May
 1st. and continue during the summer periods of the suc- ceeding three years, according to recent announcements. This year will see the work carried north as far as Sitka and Jun eau, by air planes of the am- phibian type operating from temporary bases at Ketchikan and Sitka. The expedition will comprise 4 commissioned pilots and 30 enlisted men, 1n- cluding several enlisted pilots, will first photograph and map the Ketchikan, and probably the Hyder regions, including the islands and 200 square miles of the mainland. At the completion of this work the expedition will move to Sitka, from whence the mapping will be extended as far north as Cape Fairweather and White Pass. During the summer of 1927 the expedition will ope- rate from Kodiak and and all terrain, both insular and terri torial will be mapped and photographed within radius of Kodiak, extending south to Sitka and westward to the Aleutian Islands. The succeed ing year the area covered by the air-mappers will include the Aleutians and the coastal regions northward to Seward Peninsula. Later the plans in- clude the mapping of other sections until all of Alaska has been explored in this man. ner.
Hyder weekly herald., 1926-01-13
MRS. G. A. MEHLFELD
 PASSED AWAY

Mrs. George Mehlfeld, we'll known and highly esteemed local woman, passed away lIa Seattle Thursday afternoon, according to cable messages from w. R. Mcdonnell reach ing Hyder Friday. Death came as the continuation of a lons
 Illness resulting from pulmon- ary tuberculosis. The decea. ed left Hyder something over year ago in the hope of regain ing her health in the warm z climes of the south. The effort proved futile, however, and she grew steadily worse until death brought merciful relief to her sufferings. The remains of the unfortunate lady were laid at rest at 1:30 p. m Sat- urday, with a number of local people, who were sojourning in Seattle, attending the last sad rites. A pleasing test:m r. al of the high regard in which the deceased lady was held b. cally was provided by a hand some floral wreath arranged sor by MeGsrs. w. R. McDon- nell, II. F. Cromer and fIol .er Johnson in cooperation with friends in Hyder.
 The deceased is survived by her husband, George 4 M2hl
 eld, three daughters, Dorothy, June and Mora Mehlfeld in addition to other relative. to whom the sorrow and sym 9athy Of tho community ' x. tended in their sad bereave- nent.
Hyder weekly herald., 1926-01-13
MILL PLANNED FOR L. & L.

Operations on the L. & l.. properties on Glacier Creek in the Bear River section will be considerably increased during the coming spring and summer by the installation of a small stamp mill and a short aerial tram, according to recent an- nouncements by company di- rectors in Vancouver.
 The contemplated mill will be of ten-tons daily capacity and will be connected with the mine by a mile of tram line. Work on the two improve ments is scheduled to com mence as early in spring as climatic conditions permit. A considerable quantity of medi- um and low grade milling ore, accumulated in connection with the sorting of the 60 odd tons of high grade ore shipped to the smelter during the past summer and fall, will provide the first feed for the new mill after installation.
Hyder weekly herald., 1926-01-13

After maintaining practical parity of value with American money for a considerable peri cd Canadian money is again depreciating in value on this side of the boundary line in response to the dictates of that frequently mystifying factor in international relations known as exchange. The exchange rate on Canadian money is at present 25 cents per hundred dollars, but is expected to reach 50 cents per hundred by the coming week; with still higher rates in prospect for the future.