‘, was it. c. Ripley. electrical engineer
’5 connected with the General Electric
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.LUNCHEON nu
, ii CHANGED
Members—“Will Meet
Hereafter Wedneso.
' day. Afternoon ' In-
stead of Thursday
THE OOblCERT .
'All Asked to Attend
Tabernacle Tonight
—--Boy Scouts —- Talk
On Electricity
At the Kiwanis luncheon yester-
day afternoon at the Royal James
inn. President Edward J. Quinlan'
announced that the meeting date at
the Kiwanis Club. would be Wed-
nesday afternoon hereafter instead
0! Thursday. This is in accord with
the wishes of the majority or the
members. ..
During the luncheon William
Welnitz played several Kiwanis
songs and between torkiuis the
members joined in the choruses.
Luncheon over. a standing roll
call or the members was held. each
contributing his name and business
connection. Several m o m b o r i:
brought guests and introduced them
among them being a Mr. Woods 0:
the Chevrolet plant. and William C.
Martin. guest of President Quinlan.
A letter was read from Sam
Greensicin expressing his regret at
being unable to be. present.
The members were urged to at-
tend the Shrine Band Concert at
the Tabernacle this evening and
Oscar Schultze was appointed a
committee of one to sell tickets at
the door as the members made their
exit from the luncheon.
A committee on transportation
was appointed to supply autos for
the Boy Scouts to take them to the
Army football game in New Haven
as guests of the Yale Football Club.
The tickets will be supplied through
H. F. Woodcock, New Haven. gen-
eral manager in charge of tickets
The committee consists of: Judge
thn Keogh. Harry Toriov. Robert
King. Front-is Burns. iddwurd J.
Quinlan. It was suggested that the
committee have emblems reading
"Boy Scout Committee" printed for
identification.
The guest speaker of the luncheon
Company.. Mr. Ripley spoke on.“
"What Electricity Hus Done for
Millicent in Title Suit
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mecss Balm von Roma-amen,
formerly Milicent R0503. shown
leaving the Brooklyn Supreme Court
gm appearing in tho-$0.000 ‘sult
hrouzht against her for services ren-
dered in obtaining ncrnussion iron:
the Austrian government for the use
of her title.
for the whole family
Conncally& Bracken
‘ South ‘Norwslk -
diminution."
the many eponUuls thut Went into
the manufacture of any electrical
product and the use to which it was
out. He told of the different parts
of the world train which materials
came to help in the manufacture.
the kinds or people—white, brown.
black and yellow—who were neces-
stsnces. As one or the many ex-
amples. varnish. he said, came part-
ly from India and was combined
with rosin from Georgia and wood
alcohol from Michigan.
Mr. Ripley also proved that the
United States. usinx about three
times as much electricity and its
products as Britain. could pay labor
in like prop‘ortlon. The more cloc-
triclty and machinery was used, the
greater the earning power.
He said the ,much quoted and
in his. tail: (Mr. Ripley dwelt on'
nary to contribute various sub- ,,
mistaken ides that where‘ machin-
gry entered, labor was the sufferer.
was untrue. lie quoted the late
aumuel (tempers. president or the
American Federation of Labor. who
said:
“Wherever you see ‘high wager;
there you see machinery: wherever
there are no machines. there you soo
low wages."
From the luncheon Mr. Ripley
iott i‘or Bridgeport to address 1,500
employees or the General Electric
Company plant.
Wants to Quit Wife
, .To Wed Blind Girl
CHICAGO. Oct. 30. (Al'.)-~A
blind girl in the role of love thief. n
hysterical wife intent on freeing her
husband to marry the blind girl, and
7 *LrttnnvsumoanyNnL—SO-«N
two teurrul children as corroborat-
ing witnesses, marked ‘the divorm.
hearing Wednesday at Mus. Anuu
lluut. against William H. llunl.
wealthy automobile and radio deni-
er. - .
1 Mrs. Hunt, between spoils of
fainting und weeping. suid that her
husband had become infatuated
With a blind girl, who he had dc-
cided needed his core. and had ush-
cd her to obtain a. “0:00. She
charged cruelly and two children. 13
and 8 yours old, corroborated the
charges. The court indicated that
the decree would be granted.
mm
A pcculiur thing about short
dresses is women seem satisfied with
the least they can set for their
money. i
OliWALK, CONN. "
Say Religion and
Science Not At Odds
\i'AHiilNGTON, Oct. an.--(XP).
'l‘iu» nutionul council oi Consregu-
iionnl churches went on record here
Wednesday as believing that there
can he no conflict between science
and religion and deplorinx “any at-
tempt oi' the state or fidernl gov-
ernments to interfere with the
touching oi widely ucopicd scientific
tlit‘ut‘luli."
n unanimous vote
followed reading or the resolution
which set forth the views of the
churches, and prolonged applause
Ki‘t'oletl its adoption.
The resolution pledges the
chum-hes to the "conserv'atlon ot the
spiritual values embodied in the
time honored statements or Chris-
oi' lipprovul
in ex—
himsrif
iiun trutlu" but the liviici'
lpresned that "(led llliik‘t‘fl
(It
ilu-nt investigations mmlern
scholars."
“We declare our rmu'ioilrm," it
said. "that there is and can he no
'coniiirt between science and relin—
ion. We deplore any attempt of the
state or federal governments to in-
terfere with the teaching of widely
ucepied scientific theories, and on-
courage nil reverent students in
their scorch for the truth in who;-
m'er field. assuring them that We
welcome all light that. (kid can give
us; nml commend to our ministers
and people the preaching can] no-
ceplunco 01' a gospel consistent
with modern Scholarship."
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