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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-22
HIGHWAY MONEY TO
Be USED GRADUALLY
Receipts From New Tax E EpcS Cent
Net About S5OO.OOO Oh W
of Fee.

Helena. March 16.-Development OF
the extended state hlgnwIiS S+, p, on
made possible by the leglSiaoU+t o 30 Vii vi
prevail of the scent gasoilne ;o SsH b; "ln
be gradual, r. D. Rader' ciiieA i-e1
Wy The money is not expected to ap-
pear in quantities sufficient LoI p .1tiaa
mo mo new work until couple Of months
have nassed. Heavy SHOWS Oh tne
WINTER have blocked roads for SIX
weeks and thereby lesselee So I'll "
gasoline and demands OF re! i,1 Cia IN
on taxes paid last year sun are 'aA,
ing a heavy proportion OIL Incoming
funds. -;
However. the department, anIico-
mates. ON a rough estimate, ABOUT 9oV
r00 net on each cent of the LAX, de-
pending, of course, on road cohaitlons
and anticipating that the increased
/ tax will not affect consumptloh'
This money, Mr.. RAIDER points out
already is apportioned to the various
districts under the law passed wv
wears ago to carry into effect inc III
;t;ative measure. The commission, NJ
saws. may not change these percentag
es, even though construction OF road
in the last two years may nav
changed the basis on .;:,ch these al
lotments were fixed. This was IN
proportion which the uncompleted fec
era! mileage in the district bears t
the total uncompleted in the state
+. Those projecs which alr4H' hav
betn outlined by the commission IL
completion this year will be carrie
through, the engineer said, and add
tioual work will be determined upo
as fast as funds are available. j
, expects that the commission will NJ
! be able to announce its new progra,
until the April meeting, at the earl
est.
Q Roads are beginning to open |
!. throughout the state, Mr.. RAIDER say
The commission is DONG what wol
it can to put them in shape and cou
= ties are cooperating extensively VIII
! the sunshine is a consider able factC
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-22

over from production of fours 70 SIX
es with only a six weeks interim ~
effect necessary alterations. g.,
Upon his return to Detrol. arb aIT
DAYS ago from a six weeks trip % VI of
took him across the northern par D p
the country and into the Gar YVES, t ~ ~
H. Grant, Chevrolet vice preSlaIeld' -, ~
~ Of sales, spoke with marked 0p-
ti Tim, of the prevalent demand Tor
the new six cylinder cars. Nearly ev.
ervwhere dealers indicated to HIM t It
thew had found an increased mark ne
for the new product. The cars are De
ing delivered to owners as tast DIS
they can be distributed.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-22

I was in a serious condition. After
s4lee years of severe nervousness and
oeonach trouble l took flu and INV
SUBSTITUTION was in poor condition to
S,allu It. | could not digest my food
~ 1oIperiy and could not sleep. It
t tSoA great deal of effort to drag
'"isougn my homework.
A. L nnu tried every way that knew
bar Ierp myself. But no matter how
u VIII, | tried to get well, I steadily cot
lnen | tried Sargon. l have taken
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-22
SENDS HER SISTER A
SUPPLY OF SARGON

mo one can know, unless they have
it how much distress stomach trouble
can cause over a period of three years.
And no one can realize, unless they
have experienced it, what blessed re-
lief Sargon can give by restoring
health.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-22

Visitors have passed through the
plants of the Ford Motor company at
Detroit in such large numbers during
the last year that on some months
more than $4,000 persons witnessed
production of the Model A. Ford.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-22

Harlem-Contract to be awardo1,
the state to resurface with o or Oy
33.5 miles of Roosevelt higbESor,aa Vel
Blaine county between west " cyl IN
line and west city limits of b ~Uul'y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28

Soap Boxes. IOc
Choice IOc

Choice IOc
--Listerine or Co1gate's
Tooth Paste; Listerine Lo-
ton, cleansing tissue; Ponds
Cold or Vanishing Cream
in tubes: Noredo Cleansing,
Vanishing or Tissue Cream;
Daggett & Ramsdell's Cold
Cream.
busting Po,cder, 45c
-"Tre-jur" powder, in metal
box, with puff.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
''Crex KasOca''
Grass Rugs
1913

Made of the heaviest
prairie wire grass in natural
colors, stenciled with pretty
figures, In green, blue, brown,
etc. 9x12 and 9x10l2 sizes.
Kann's-Third Floor
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
PEACE PROSPECTS
 AT FRONTIER POOR
Chinese Raids O1 Soviet Terri
 tory Reported at Moscow

Moscow. Sept. 18 R,- Prospects for peace in tn" controversy between Russia and China in Manchuria seemed today, after many attempts at negotiations and exchanges Of notes, to be even less bright than at the beginning of the dispute over th" Chimes" eastern railway seizure.
 There has been no diminution Of border raids by Chinese soldiers, aided by white guards along the Siberian Manchurinn frontier.
 Six different attacks by Chinese on Soviet soil were reported today from the Russian crntcrs of Chta, kh2barov9l, and VladivoStok.
 At q place four miles west of the I;uaaian station Of Manchuria. bor- der village opposite Manchuli. Chi nc"n infantry and cavalry kept up n continuous fire by rifles and ma chin" guns for SIX hours and at t,mp'"I 10 capture Russian patrols. On September l1 50 Chinese C1val- lymon attacHrd the town of StarO- Churullha Tucysky, GO miles north east of MaMchIria station. Similar "t;Hc!.S were made on the 12th, 14th, 15jh, and IGth Of September, T@"5 news a"rucy dispatches report. at Iubbay Soa"5Haya, VoIynka and in th" ro"ion northwest of BlaEovy- o@chrn@I.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
BOSTON POLICE 10
 BATTLE GANGSTERS
Flying Squadron" Enlarged to
 Drive Out Criminals

Boston, Sept. IS P}-In an offolt 10 stamp out laWIcssness and to make Boston place which will be shunned by gangstcrs and rackotccrs orders have been issued which will double the police crime squad and arm it with the newest type Of riot guns and other weapons. Fast an tomobiles will be available for use by the flying squadron"
 The squads increased strength will be recruited from the pick of the department, Particular attention will be paid 10 marksmanship anu those selected for the service will bc given thorough instruction in the use of machine and riot guns. Th3 order will bring the squads strength 10 50.
 While no official reason was given for the determined step on the part or the department, it is known that officials have been disturbed by two recent gangstcr murders those of Prank MarloWc and Samuel Rein stein. Both Commissioner Herbert Wilson and superintendent of Police Michael Crowley are anxious to dis courage the use of this city as q hidc-out by New York and other gangstcrS.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
19 Defendants Named
 In Foreclosure Suits

Ton defendants are named in q foreclosure action being instituted by Cyrus Scapcllati. They are Nich- olas Scapcllati ,Elvira Mirantc, An thOny Miranto. Philippe Pucci, Sam U"l Lchrer Of Lchrcr Hardware and Electric Co.,, Augusto Ccchini, John Yohana, Emilio podclli, Eacklimc Brother Co.,, and the Citizens Coal Co
 It Is claimed that on April , Nicholas Scapcllati gave q promiS- sory note for $5,0oo 10 Cyrus Sea pellati and as security he mortgagcd property on brighton street
 The other defendants have either attachments or mortgages on the premises
 Deputy Sheriff Martin II. HorWitz served papers whicb were drawn up by Attorney Angela I.acava.
 Another foreclosure which names nine defendants has been started against Antoinctta Pcrrotta, Nicola Bcllini, John Ncrzulli, Louis Nair, James ". smith, Joseph Sochrin and Ella Rely, the Rogers sash C Door Co.,, Inc, the Carbo Brick Co, Inc, Of Berlin, is sued by the Rog- CTS sash t5 Door Co.,, Inc.
 The first named defendant, Per rotta took out q note and mOrt@agod property on Linden street Attorney Israel Nair drew up the papers for the plaintiff and they were served by Deputy Sheriff Martin II. 1ior- WitI.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Error in Story On
 Cannon Resolution

Charlotte. x. C.. Sept Is Ry-The Associated Press yesterday carried q story under a Eeid5yiIlo, N. C., date lin" stating that the quarterly con- ference of the IancnyviIle circuit of the Western North Carolina confer cnce Of the Methodist Episcopal Churches South, had adopted on Monday a resolution conforming al legged stock market dealings of Bishop James Cannon, Jr. This story was in error.
 The quarterly conference at which the resolution was presented WAS held several months ago. Roy. John C. Wooten of Durham, presiding cl- der Of the Durham district, said yesterday. The presiding elder, who presided at the quarterly conference, said approximately 90 persons were present and entitled to vote, and that approximately ai,, votes were cast on the Cannon resolution.
 The Associated Press Is glad 10 make this correction.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
EPHONE BONDS
 LEAD IN INTEREST
ConvertibleS Romp Away With
 Market -OtbeTS Inactive

New York, Sept. IS LTr-Amcri- can Telephone Convertible f l-2s ran away from the rest of the bond market today rising more than $ l-2 points on q turnover which in the first two hours of trading cx- ccedcd $2,2oo,000 par value.
 The drbcnturcs, which can be OK changed for stock after January | at $1S0 q share, made their sharp advance on the buoyanty of the shores and were near their high.
 Close behind the American Com p1ny's security came the Interna- tional Telephone 41@s. another stock feature bond which hoppcd Up about seven points in the earlier trading. Dealings in this obligation were on la smaller scale, but good buying ap- pcar"d at the higher levels.
 Aside from inc two dcbouturcs, the market was the usual dull affair. Public Service Communication of New Jersey convertible 1las made another new high on the transfer of a handful Of bonds and Heading Coal 6- Iron sizes advanced nearly three points on som" accumulation. Dodge Brothers convertible siXcs sold off nearly a point, although a report said they might he called at l10.
 Federal Service Corporation float cd a %In0o.n0o issue Of three year convertible six per cent gold notes at J7 h.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
PARACHU7E DEATH
 ARRESTS PLANNED
Prosecutor Says Pliers Spent
 Night Before in ROadh0use

Wichita, Kans, Sept IS (P-- County Attorney ". J. Wortz said today that new evidence in his hands may result in issuance of fourth degree manslaughter war rants for one or more of the para chute demonstration crew from whose plane Helen Williams, Is, Thomas, Okla, lcaDcd to her death here Saturday with an unopened parachute.
 Miss EIuor Smith of New York, holder of Inc womcns solo cndur- anra flight record pilotcd the plane. The parachute demonstrators with her were Gene Rock and Bert White.
 Wcrtz asserted he had learned Miss Williams end members Of the crow spent FriIay night and part of Saturday morning at q Wichita roadhouse and also said liquor charges possibly would b" brought against the roadhousc operators.
 If, as my information has if, the c.idoncc shows that one or more of the persons in the plane was in- to%icatcd, there are grounds for prosecution in connection with the girls dcath," he said.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
EXPERTS DISCUSS
 AVIA7ION'S NEEDS
Better Radio Service, Improved
 hiFpQGts Among Plans

Kansas City. Sept. 19 tPl-Im- proved radio communication, better located airports, less explanation Of so-call"d hero flying" and more general uniform ticket accounting were cited here today before the national air traffic conference as the greatest needs of air lines.
 Reports of various administrative features were made before the con ference by committees which yes terdoy met to exchange ideas and formulate recommendations
 planes can be guided to their des- tination cvon when the ground $ not visible, have been installed on several routes and arc rapidly be ing extended" the radio and com munication committee, headed by Herbert Hoover, Jr. reported.
 The transport lines, with their responsibilities for safety Of life and property, are now permitted 10 establish their own chains of ground stations along the routes which they hy,' the report continued. "Pcr- feet and continuous communication will increase the efficiency of opcr- ationa and allow better scheduled performance"
 Another committee agreed that cities which expect to remain and further build their air transport business must provide airport8 in the heart of their communities.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
MARCUS SUING ID
 RECOVER CHILDREN
Wall Street Broker Also Asks
 Divorce, Heart Balm

%rN York, Sept IS UP)-Mrs. ''lorenr. Marcus Gutlohn. former wife oC Joseph Marcus, wealthy Wall street broker, was served writ of habeas corpus at the Pick 'Ejy!, Arms hotel. Greenwich. Conn.,, "vrUjiN" her to produce the two Marcus children in New York su- }:cm" court, it was announced to- P hy Hurry J. Moehhcimcr, co"n- al Ter Marcus. wEo seeks custody of the children
 X divorce suit summons also was automatically issued on her by pub . jIc@tjcn i'm law Journal
 Although Iarrus was divorced by . hi@ Gl,r Jt Reno two years ago, he has made her defendant in this f,9w . smi winch uamos Ralph Guut |Nhir'-o ailliuary retailer as | rn4ponIcnt
 N,w York state. Marcus mai, tam#. does not recognize the Ne ,ada decree his former wife ob, tanad. allescdly by fraud.
 Papers in two alienation suits in connection with the case also will . hr r"w-ra taday, Ncchhejmer an- uounrrd. One ia for $25000o aranst Gmiohn tho other for s2uo.ooo against Emil Joseph, Mar cUE fHthor-in-lHW, millionaire Washington butcher his wife, tnilv and their son, Milton.
 Tia five arc charged with plot ting for 12 years 10 have Marcus .viGc leave him and marry Guuohn.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Murder Defendant Is
 Showing Insanity Signs

Plymouth, Mass, Sept. IS GP)-- Christopher F. Cullen of Weymouth. awaiting trial on charges Of murder ing hia bride Of five days Cora Gull len, at IIingEam last winter, will be returned to inc stHto ho@pital for criminal insane at BridEcwatcr, 1t Was learned today.
 Dr. F. D. Hill. Plymouth jail Dhy- sician, notified District Attorney Win field NJ. Wilbar that the prisoner had shown signs of psychosis of l2tc. Wilbar got into communication with Dr, Winfield Oberholzcr of the Bridgcwatcr institution and it was decided 10 transfer Cullen from the local Jail back 10 ErIdGcwatcr for further treatment.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Prince of Wales Buys
 Two Scatter AirDIanc

London, Sept. IS Up) - The Prince of Wales bought an airpIanc today for use on private flights, The plane is q two scatter De lIaviland Gypsy Moth, costing G75 pounds, (ahout $3,2&o).
 The airplane is fitted with dual controls which will cnable the prince to take control during flights with q pilot.
 The fucclagc bears q silver plate inscribed Fl. k. II, The Prince of Wales"
 The interior is upholstered in scarlet leather and contains com rartmcnts to carry luggage.
 The machine is capable of land ing in much smaller fields than the fast military rlancs in which the prince has travclcd hitherto.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Judge Disqualified
 In City Court Suit

Because Judge Morris D. Sax" had presided over the case in DO lice court when AlphonSo Borcs was fined for reckless driving he dis qualified himself when a suit brought against Borc3 by Israel Wcxlcr came up in city court to- day. Since Judge Stanley J. Ira ceski was out of the city, Acting Judge Thomas !, Cabclus presided and gave judgment for $&0.15 against Borcs.
 The suit was the aftermath Of an accident which occurred on Hart street on June 2. 1929 at 1915 ?. m. It was claimed by the plaintiff that he was travelling westerly on Hart street when BOrcs attempted 10 pass him. When he found thcrr was another car going in an caster ly direction Borcs, it was said pull cd suddenly to one side and side awipcd th" automobile driven by WcXlcr Tho latter brought suit for damages 10 his car
 Nair & Nalr represented the plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
GRABOWSK| CASES
 ON TRIAL DOCKET
Charles May Go Free if William
 Pleads Guilty

Although the trial of William and Charles Grabowski of this city is set down for next Wednesday in superior court at Hartford, it was reported about the county building today that the states attorneys of flee was willing to nolle Charles case if William would plead guilty and accept states prison sen tenCe. Both are charged with transporting iquOr by means of an autom obile and Attorney F. J. Cor bctt of Hartford has been retained 10 represent them.
 William Grabowski was arrostcI after fierce fight with Officer Daniel COsgrove in the Mcohan Monumental Works yard at Clark and Union streets several weeks ago, over possession of a can of alcohol, and Charles, who ran away at that timc was arrested d few days later in MiddlotoWn. Both have extensive records for liquor law violations.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
FRANCE READY 10
 HAVE VALUES SET
Ask to Have Customs Agents
 Return to Estimates

Washington, Sept. 18 lP)- France has instituted conversations with the state department looking 10 the re. turn Of American customs agents 10 that country 10 determine the value of goods exported to the United States.
 The American agents recently were withdrawn after French man ufacturers had objected to opening thcir books 10 the Americans The Paris government suggested that the United States permit French agents 10 value the goods, but this was rc- gcCtcd.
 Under the existing American tar if law ad valorcm duties arr based on foreign value. After withdraw al of American agents from France the French manufactures were val ucd at the American selling price except those whose value Was of general knowledge. This method IS understood 10 have caused much dis satisfaction among certain classes of French manufacturers, especially producers of cosmetics, pcrfumc~y and womcns lingerie, who asserted inc American value was higher than the French cost of production.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
ADVANCE EFFORTS
 ON CURB BAKED
Tight Credit Situation Makes
 Operators Task Hard

New York, Sept. IS LTC-Opora- tionH for the advance were pressed forward progressively on the curb exchange today, but the mid-month lightning credit, coming rather %ooncr than had been expected, inn pcdcd the advance. Some of the utilities and investment trusts were pushed up into new high ground in heavy trading, but most gains were moderate, and few issues sagSed,
 Lehman Stock StrCng
 Stock Of Lehman Corp, the latest $lU0,000, ,o00 investment trust 10 make it's appearance, was in strong demand, selling up some 70 points above it's offering price of I0i. Ma tionnl Investors common. which is 10 be split for i, and tine preferred, which i3 10 he exchanged for com- points higher, Trans Amr.icu. Gold man Sachs and Shenandoah were steady 10 G'1n, but Blue Ridge con linucd 10 lag.
 Northern States Power A after its recent setback of some 70 points in profit taking on it's spectacular climb, again 5ur%cd ahead, approach ing its record lrycL Electric Bond and share moved up a few points, and United Gas Improvement (old) reached q new peak above 300. Flee triC Investors, however. encountered some pro!I taking on i1s violent up turn yrStC. day. Considerable irrc@- ularity cropped out in the utility group, such issues as Allied Power, American Gas and American super power casing moderately. Niagara Hudson and Commonwealth and Southern were iir;n.
 ihr2tCY, !.;uitMCnt R.scS
 General ThCat,r3 Equipment was again a strong spot in the rather neg lected industrial group, moving a little fartncr mtD noW high tcrIi- tory. Oils were fairly well support Cd. The increase in .Crud" produce tlon Hs reported for last week being I"tn"r l"Ss @n&n th" California fig uro3 had indicated. GUit moved ahead moderately, but price changes in this section WIn mostly narrow. Hines we're CuIC.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
MARKET RALLIES
 TOWARD MIDDAY
Nervous Trading Changed t
 BulliSh Confidence Later

New York, Sept. IS lP)-Ncryous trading again characterized today's stock market, but indications of cas- ing credit conditions strengthened bullish confidence and the market headed upward in brisk fashion in the early afternoon. Many of the early declines of l 10 points were cut down or wiped out. and long list Of issues were marked up 10 [ points, with q few high priced spe- cialties whirlcd up I to nearly 15 points. Commercial Solvents scared 51 1-4 points 10 q now high record at Col.
 Call Money Nine
 Gall money renewed at 9 per cent as against q renewal rate of 7i. and closing rate Of 1D yes tcrday, with indications that the rate would be maintaincl all day. Money brokers reported an easier undcrtonc in the market and expect the rate 10 work lower later in the week, There were no changes in other monetary accommodations.
 Trade news was mixed in char actor. Weekly steel trade reviews reported a further recession in out put, bringing it about in line with the rate at this period last year. but pointed out that there had been a marked increase in railroad buy ing, Car loadings in the first week of September fell below the previous week, due 10 the observance ol th" Labor Day holiday. but were 1"arly per cent above the corresponding week last year.
 While the bulk Of the days ac- tivity was on the side Of rising prices, the market was highly sc lcctilc in character American Tclc- phone, which was under pressure ,ast week, rallied 12il points to q new high at 30GA, which com par"s with the years low Of 19&1i. on buying influenced ly cxpncta- lions of materially expanding caru- in@s through royalties and sales On' sound picture devices. L.. S. 'Iudus- trial Alcohol was again heavily bought soaring about l2 points to 215, a new high record. Poster Wheeler common and preferred a1- ranccd and 14&. points rcsp,c- lively, to new top prices for the year.
 Allied Chemical Auburn Auto. Western Union, Pacific Telephone. American Can, WcstinGbous" EIoc- trIc and Columbian Carbon all sold , to s points higher while among the most of 2 10 f point gains were Atchison, International Tcl phone. simmons T.. $. Steel, American X Foreign Power, Union Tank Car anI Continental Can.
 Motors experienced a sinking spell around midday. General Motors sank from C 1-4 to 4, one block of S,1oo shares changing hands at the lower figure. Chryslcr dropped points. J. l. Case dropped 10 points.