;—1\ ■■<, ■ t " • V* THE WEATHER NET PRESS RUN Foreeaat by U. 'A Weatker Bureau, AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION kew Haven for the month of November, 1928 Fair and slightly warmer tonight 5 , 2 3 7 am bfstfr fVio' and Tuesday. Uember of the Audit Bureau of Clrculatlona PRICE THREE CEN'i’S SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1928. (TWELVE PAGES) VOL. XLIIL, NO. 60. (Classified Advertising on Page 10) NEW HISTORY BOLIVIA AND NO MONEY AVAILABLE •Xi PARAGDAYARE OF WORLD WAR m HADEPUBUC I N A a E N T FOR MERCHANT SHIPS State Department Gives Out Latter Sends Favorable Re­ Conflict Threatens in Con­ i^Uiui. Imglrs Rf batUp. Pe^ace Pilgrims Gather Facts Hitherto Unpublish­ ply to Mediators and For­ * • . "S’ gress Between Coolidge iSLyp marrljpje^ uf pparp, A t Christ*s Birthplace Ms ed— What Was Thought mer’s Answer is Expected €a5t, lipst. J^nrth aiib 'and Economy and Those • --f’, o( Ford’s Peace Ship. In Next 24 Hours. llpt tl|P Ixnig i}uarrpl rpasp: Jerusalem, Dec. 24.— Pilgrims ofChristm as day chanting Gloria in Favoring Jones - White peace and good will, drawn from | Excelsis and kneeling in prayer. T-. fo,. nr.,. There will be a special watch America, Europe a d , , , " service tonight at the Church of the Bill; American Ship Build­ Washington, Dec. 24.— Much London, Dec. 24.— Paraguay has tl|p finnb xif grpal ners of the world, gathered today ^ Nativity, whose basilica rises over litherto unpublished history of the replied favorably to the Pan-Ameri- thp atigeb bp^ait. to pay their devotion upon the spot' the spot v/here Christ was born in ers and Owners Discour­ vVorld War before the entry of the con Conciliation Conference’s note where Christ was born nearly the manger. twenty centuries ago. Christmas morning will be United States was made available to concerning a peaceful adjustment !§>tnb'xif (ilRHi to (Sub aged Over Failure to Pro­ of the boundary dispute with The fields of Boaz and Ruth lie heralded with the ringing of bells, '■■a Ihe public today by the State De­ round Bethlehem today, just as the murmur of prayers and the partment in a new volume of for­ Bolivia, and a similarly favorable :Anb nf jgonb-iniU In maiL they were at dawn of Christianity carols that rise from the Angels’ vide Proper Funds, eign relations for the year 1915 reply is e.xpected from Bolivia, when the Wise Men of the East field. within the next 24 hours. saw the star which blazed its mlr-j Later there will be a pilgrimage The volume covers all the cor­ ■ -.-filhiUirr respondence this country had with The answers to que.stionnaires aculous message from the skies. to the grotto beneath the church, Upon those fields, where shepherd? where, tradition says, the humble, Washington, Dec. 24.— A conflict its diplomatic officers abroad, and sent to Bolivia and Paraquay by the foi’eign offices of the belligerent, formerly followed their roving cave-like cow shed stood where the between “ Coolidge economy” and Maurtua committee concerning tlocks, pilgrims gather throughout Savior was born. members o,f Congress who want to from December 1314 to January their wishes as to how conciliation, 1916. It discloses how the State accepted by both countries, should restore America’s commercial sea Department looked upon the Ford proceed are necessary before the power was threatened today ovei peace ship, unfolds the increasingly actual peace machinery can again the alleged lack df sufficient ap­ intensified exchange with England NOTED BANKER PREDICTS be set in motion. over the rights of neutrals, and for propriations to carry out the policy War Reports Ignored. of the Jones-White Merchant Ma­ the first time discloses that Aus-! Little attention is being paid here trian Ambassador Duma was not| rine Act of 1928. to reports in Paraguayan new's- MORE PROSPERITY IN ’29 Rev. Wallace H. White (R) ul handed his p'assports as popularly] papers concerning Bolivian troop believed, but Acting Secretary of Maine, chairman of the House movements in the direction of the Merchant Marine committee and State Frank Polk “ requested" his Chaco Boreal, .the disputed terri­ co-author of the Shipping Act, de- recall. tory betw'een the two countries. j dared that American ship buildefs I'olk’s Telegram. ■The reports are denied at the Francis H, Sission Says All and American ship operators faci Polk's correspondence with Am­ Bolivian legation, and Diez de NO HERALD ! discouragement as a result of tlX bassador Penfield at Vienna reveals Medina, Bolivian minister declared Important Factors Indi­ TOMORROW alleged failure to provide funds. that efforts made by the Austrian today he was optimistic for a The Jones-White Act was th( povernment to escape the humilia- peaceful settlement of the border In accordance with culmination of the long legislative lion of liaving her ambassador sent difficulties. He anticipated no ob­ usual custom, there will be battle which began over ship sub« home, which resulted in Polk send­ cate That Next Year Will stacles to conciliation in the answer ' sidies. Its passage was declared i d ing a telegram to Penfield which no issue of The Herald from his government. tomorrow, Christmas day. be the greatest step the country had - said, there were only two courses Favorable Outcome. Be Good Business Year. ever taken to place the United open to this government, either to The Paraguayan charge d'affaires States among the leaders of the hand him his passports or request likewise was hopeful, and looked seas. his recall. It chose the latter course for a favorable outcome. I. X. S. Financial Editor. Providing a $250,000,000 loan as more considerate.” fund, available to ship builders ai Althcugh more than four days New York, Dec. 24.— Almost all 26 STOCKINGS; America’s efforts toward peace have elapsed since the Maurtua low rates of interest, the Act also occupy considerable space, and one committee actually undertook con­ the imjiortant factors bearing on MOSTLY TWINS gave the postmaster-general author­ short telegram from Ambassador ciliation, and no meeting has been the future course of business indi­ ity to make contracts for establish­ Gerard at Berlin discloses that the ment of mail routes over the seas held since, individual members cate that 1929 will be a prosperous Eight Pairs to Be Hung Up by German Foreign Minister Von have been conferring among them­ at rates higher than customary. year for American trade and indus­ This Family Represent Four Jagow “ hoped” that Col. Edward selves and have kept in touch with This special aid, called a subven­ M. House, President Wilson’s inti­ events in both countries. try, said Francis "H. Sission, banker Sets of Twins. tion, was designed to replace mate advisor, “ would be in Berlin The principal question to be de­ and economist, to International straight-out subsidy proposals. soon.” cided, once under way again, is to ■Washington, Dec. 24.— Postoffice Bill. Submarine War. News Service todaj'. This prosper­ Twenty-six stockings will The treasury-postoffice bill, al­ determine what sort of body shall ity, Sission believes, will reach Many of the papers dealing with undertake the details of concilia­ hang at the' Robey fireside, ready passed, carried $8,890,000 the German submarine war, the ac­ tion, and how many shall constitute down through all the ramifica­ out near Anacostia, tonight. for these mail contracts. The sub­ tivities of the German attaches Eight pairs represent four sets committee reported that bids, had it. tions of industry, manufacturing, her^ Van Paper., and Boy-Ed of twins. been received on three additional have been published in various home and foreign trade, labor and For the Grover C. Robeys contracts and two more had been forms before and throw no addi­ public investing. Good wages and have had four pairs of twins advertised but no bids had been re­ tional light on the wave of German steady employment will be a factor in the last seven years, and in ceived. GENUINE REUGION IS in contemplation an annual expendl- propaganda and sabotage which of the industrial future of the coun­ their 22 years of married life swept over the United States. Nor GIRL FLYER IS PLANNING PLAN TO SIMPLIFY they have brought fifteen chil­ Under these contracts and others is any new light thrown on the try. dren into the world, one of ture of $12,000,000 will be re­ Lusitania incident, which is covered FOUND AMONG JEWS “ Three man considerations sup­ whom died and one has mar­ quired, the sub-committee stated. fully. CAR REGISTRATION port these views,” said ’Sission. ried. The policy is being carried out too It is of interest however, that de­ NEW YORK^BELGIUM HOP “ First, that most of the basic condi­ “ If there’s another pair next slow. White believes. spite the gravity of the situation tions underlying the prosperity of Christmas, take it from Mrs. “ In my opinion the postoffica Involving the United States owing the last few years are still opera­ Robey, “ they’ll be welcome.” appropriation bill as passed by the to the sinking of the Lusitania, the New York Pastor Makes tive; second, that in several import­ None of that double quartet House contains an utterly inade­ Southern Miss Breaks En- WALL STREET GIFTS State Means to Save Time ant directions improvement has has any doubt about this San­ quate amount for the proper carry­ (Continued on Page 2.) StartGng Statement to His taken place in recent months; ta Claus business, either. They ing out of the postal contract sec< and Reduce Congestion at third, that very few unfavorable in­ know.