New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1927, Page 4

.. TELEGRAHIS SOLD T0 SCRIPPS Newspaper Syndicate Takes | Over 01 Publication New Tork, Feb. 11 (#—The New | York Evening Telegram today be- came the property of the Scripps- Howard interests. Willlam T. Dewart, owner of the New York Evening Sun and presi- dent of the New York Telegram Company, said the decision to sell the Telegram “was reached because the growth of the Sun demands, so far as my newspaper interests are concerned, that I devote my time to one newspaper, The Sun.” Roy W. Howard, of the Scripps- Howard organization, issued a state- ment saying that the new manage- ment contemplates no radical hanges in the editorial content of the paper. The present staff will be taken over in its entirety. “New men and new features will be added,” Mr. Howard's statement continued.” The changes that will evolve gradually will take the form of building up rather than tearing down, They will be changes based upon our natlon-wide experience which embraces efforts extending from Washington and Baltimore in the east to San Francisco and San Diego in the west.” The Telegram is the twenty-sixth rewspaper in the Scripps-Howard chain. “It's editing management,” Mr. Howard mid, “will be in the hands of men who have a stock- holding interest, and a very consid- erable amount of its shares will be set aside to be acquired by employe- fnvestors.” Mr. Dewart, in his statement, said: “It may be of interest to the com- munity to know that the Telegram was not sold to the highest bidder. | Tn fact, a substantial sum In exocess | of the very handsome consideration received from the Scripps-Howard | interests might have been had for the property; but I felt that the fu- | ture of the paper, the welfare of its | present oragnization and the inter- | ests of the community would be best | served and most surely safeguarded | by a sale to the new owners. “A factor in the consideration was | my knowledge that under the Scripps-Howard system of operation a very considerable block of the Telagram stock will be set aside for the management and for the con- cern's investment companies in ! which all employes are permitted to acquire holdings.” R, R. CHIEF A SUICIDE Vice-president Chambers of Atchi- son, Topcka and Santa Fe Jumps From Hospital Window. co, Cal., Feb. 11 (A— | hambers, of Chicago, president of the Atchison, To-| and Santa Feé railway, plung- fous toiiha to fla deatis trom & | tal window here early today having been selzed with what rently was a fit of temporary in- . Chambers, who was one of the known railroad executives in | the United States, entered the hos- pital about ten days ago for a minor | operation. He was reported to have | been making normal progress in con- valescing. Hospital authorities said g shortly before three o'clock this morning Mr. Chambers jumped from | his bed, grabbed his special nurse and thrust her out of the room, lock- ing hifnself in. Before the nurse | could summon help he smashed a window and plunged over the sill. Attendants rushed to the spot and moved him back into the building, where he died a few moments later. Mr. Chambers had been with the | railroad company for 49 years and was 68 years old. ¥ REPAIRS TO LEVIATHAN New York, Feb. 11 (A—The 1 od States liner Leviathan today sail- | ed from Hoboken to enter the naval drydock at Boston for final recon- ditioning before re-entering the trans-Atlantic service. On board were Chalrman T. V. O'Connor and a large party of shipping board offi- cials, The liner is scheduled to sail from New York February 26 for Cherbourg and Southampton. Advise Women to adopt new hygienic method and retain fresh- ness this way; tection;disc By ELLEN J. BUCKLAND Reguatersd Nurse ARGELY on medical advice, L ¢ abandoning the old- i” for a new way certainty with posi- d social main as wer, and Kotex itself is Eight in 10 better-c employ it. Proves the risk of old ways. 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