New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1927, Page 8

SAYS ENGLAND 1 AIMING AT WAR Russian Leader Condemns Re- 2N % oent Activity - Many More Undenominationa! ; ne wisely o fa our fundamental i 093 NS i AP 7 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1927. |ence to the interdenominational or- | | ganizations, our form: of govern- {ment as receatly amended would seem to give us all the latitude in this conn- it is advisable. | As to 1 organizations which {are known as community churches, but which are in reality Presbyter- ian churches duly organized by our presbyteries and ofticered ‘according - nirements of our form of 26 (P-—For the ¢ aviation s been made, Dayton, O., May time in the loop! today James A Doolittle, ro of many daring ' s a racing pilot, to perform the “out- ed of 250 miles fuesday morning above side loop™ most s in an hour iey hore the name v carry the name rian in their cha s, al- the name may not be to the fore in the church's Hutchinson, t the for authenticity loop. | Contrary to procedure on the or- dinary loop, Doolittle turncd the of his ship downward when LER CHURCHES = GROW N NUMBERS: “to L The said, with the . which contributed hrow of the MacDonaid vernment in Englanc h Foreign Minister Cham- , “who is a holder peace prize,” Thesitated ns until to countries must know the rinal adventure come involv g oviet will ta s to keep from t napping.” mier Baldwin was 1id on Arcos, Ltd, being of the & unable to !, LIEUT. 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