New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1923. JNO SET SPECH 0" THE 'nrnuenud wll be submitted 20 b e FLYING FEAR IMPEDES Americans Taught British to the delegates beforehand and the sessions, continuing two weeks, will be devot- | of the THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY | Mortality of the First Air Would Be Enormons Says United States Army Officer Chicago, Nov. 20 Fight | Cholmond« Airplane manu- | "ot facturing on a large scale has virtu- | ally no encouragement in the United | niar qught ared by Major F f the States, it was de ce of with the National Transportation In stiute cannot develop and the public is afraid to fly, I 1, the country is in a dangerous po “There is practically no mar concern to go into in th takes a tality will be first air and material will be 106 per cent “One of the gre build up the confidence of the 80 they will use the airways fight. cements of men atest needs is to they feel it is taking their their hands. Travelling by commonplace purpose in Europe. 1f the pubiic could understand that the equipment and pilots pass rigid gov . A. service officers | . Because the aircraft business ! American | wrhev ta - lit hits the b approximately | | Ktyle © [ the be Londan, Nov ¢ speed Am- icans put into t made a stre swession on Lord horsemen returned home 4 series of mat says, ies and can cha to he provided the British 1 teams not later tha n New York and the pon twice said d and before our sy of waiting o hit the t possibie, ionld it be going they take the on to them, a we played the more Am r o hold their ow Americar Lord Cholmondeley said Melvill only play rto Amer who hit the from start to Jearn how to zallop more t ponics was the nish ernment tests, confidence might be | 1'fll.l.l‘(:lj EXPENSES IN 1839, built up so that people would use the airways and would support gram for their extension. eould have a live and growing air- eraft industry and could produce a pro- both ships and pilots in any quantity | Hunt when he needed.” HARTFORD COMPANY WINS |2, Charity Roard Finally Gives Way to Wishes of Council so as to Expedite Work on Town Home Building. The much discussed concerning the erection of a new building for female inmates at the|, e Then we [Men controversy | d by work- v Hunt, in A document unes at the home ¢ Plain City, Ohio, i1 expenses of Dr. attending Brown The are: m rent, me as to the college was in 1 items $1 r for three Dr. Brow College Tuition, total expenses sence from p The housevisiting pa tralla sometimes gets unex A zealous curate town home was settled Jast evening| xjoxandria (8 when the board of public finally surrendered to the common | or charitles | ynook an, eligh eouncil and voted to recommend that| jorevmay | shut tre the contract be awarded to the E, C. Poriss company of Hartford The contract originally was award- ed to the C. L. D. company of New Britain, and the council twice re to approve the award becausc Hartford company was the lowest bid Although the charity stil) feals that the be. 8 city would be served by giving the contract to the local contractors, it has given in to the wishes of the common council %0 as to get work started as soon as possible USE J.E.SEIBERT&SON'S * DAIRY PRODUCTS Poloists How to (:allnp‘ lo playing | “|tien program without a single an entry! ed to informal discussions problems presented. PROGRAM OF GONENTION| | | position, | dom During July. Represeatatives Manufaeturers’ association, it is supported officially by the government, but by British of ANl Nations To Be Present Washington. Nov. 20,—A conven- et | ganizations. speech will make the world power ! leonference, to b July, one of th Al time. Repi nation in the w interested in the r cipation. production or utilization of power will | honorary chairman and The conference will be held at the British |1 nique Assembly To Be Held in Lon. |same time as the British Empire Ex- | While it is being promoted | !by the British Electrical and Allied | not | British | and | | American technical and industrial or- . €. Merrill, executive secretary of held in London next | the federal power commission, is gen- | ique gatherings of | opal chairman of the American com- | ntatives of every | mittee arranging for American parti- Secretary of War Weeks is fecretaries | | | | | meet to discuss the policies and prac- | work, Wallace and Hoover are hon- | tices of each country, Possibly mindful of the boredom in- cident to days of long and technical speeches, the directing committees orary vice-chairmen. have promulgated the no-speech rule |dian origin are living in the United | and instead, the many papers to be | States. 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