New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1927, Page 3

OFFICIALS HAPPY AT BYRD'S SAFETY Gongratulatory Messages Sent Oat by Dept, Heads Washington, July 1 (®—Long hours of tragic waiting, tinged with | the spectre of diaster, by offical | Washington gave way today to un- restrained joy and relief with the word that Commander Richard E. Byrd and his trans-Atlantic aviators were safe in France. The nation’s chief executive, President Coolidge at his summer White House in the Black Hills of South Dakota, exhibited his ex- treme anxlety over the fller's safety. He instructed his secretary, Everett Sanders, to reccive word of the! flight from the Washington bureau of the Associated Press and as soon 4s definite word of the safety of Byrd and his companions was re- ceived the Associated Press advised | Mr. Sanders at Rapid City over long | distance telephone. i The rellef over the aviators' fety was tingsd with disappoint- ment that their huge monoplane | America had been forced down. But high navy officials, including Secre- | tary Wilbur and Rear Admiral Mof- fett, chief of navy aeronautics, who had remained awake to receive the | reports from the Assoclated Press, | felt that the safety of the naval aviator and his companions over-| shadowed everything else. | Commander Byrd's dash over the | Atlantic through the fog and rain | was considered to demonstrate the effectiveness of the aeroplane and | trans-oceanic flights even though he failed to reach his objective. was a proud day for Uncle| sam's service today. The army was still exultant over the Hawaiian flight, while the navy rejoiced in her protege, Commander Byrd, who had | added to its and his own glorious aviation achievement of the North Pole conquest last summer by the | trans-oceanic fiight, his swimming | ashore after his plane had fallen into the sea too was regarded as an exhibition of his courage. The sclentific value of the flight| possessed the greatost interest for the officlals, 1t was evidenced in their congratulatory message to Commander Byrd and his com- panions. President Coolidge, Secre- tary of State Kellogg. Secretary of War Davis. and Byrd's own chief, Secretary Wilbur of the navy, all} stressed this polnt. “Onea more America s thrilled by | the splendid suceess of her aviators | In epanming the Atlantie” the state| rtment head said | Soeretary Davis of the war depart- mient. added this tribute: i “Tlearty congratulations to vou| Ard véwr associafes on the flight b ich agaln you link =science -and on.” A mossize transmitted by tary \\x\m.| throuzh val attache at Ta navy congratulates you “The entire personnel of the bu yeaw of asronantics congratulate vou ociates on vour great | sall a eablegram te Rear Admiral Moffett, chief hurcan of aeronautics. | Secre- and vour | Tirrd hv of the READ AFRALD CTASSITIED ADS | TOR BEST RESULTS Semi- Annual Y. W. C. A. NOTES The Y. W. C. A. swimming pool will be closed from Saturday, July 2, until Monday, July 11, for re- pairs and cleaning. New tennis classes wili start on| Tuesday, July 12 and new swimming classes on Monday, July 11. Juniors will have classes on Tues- day, 3:00 to 4:00 p. m. and plunges on Tuesday 4:15 to 5:00. Senior plunges Tuesday Thursday, 6:00 to 9:00 p. m. | and | June Tax Collections $30,573 Over 1926 Mark | Tax collections for the month ot June exceeded those of June, 19286, by $30,573.07, according to a report! by Tax Coueclor Bernadotte Loomis last night at the close of the day's! business, The total collections for last month were $256,760.78, while for! {open charapicnship with a display | fends his title in the EW BRITAID Tunney never has been a highly re- | point of calling off a light heavy- | garde 1 | weight champinship match he had R [ T is victory Philadeiphia last | made between Jack Delaney and | the belief | Mike McTigue. THIS 1S POOR i | | | YEAR FOR CHAMPS Surprising Number of Upsets Among Leaders New Yerk, July 1 (UP)—Colum- | | bia’s surprising victory in the inter- | collegiate rowing championships at | Poughkecpsie, coming after an un- | expecten string of early scason up- sets, centiibuted more evidence that this is a poor year for champions | >l and Dbig stars. Bobby Jones lost his American of anything but good golf and the odds are against him when he de- British open tournament. With more practice he the same month last year they were| $224,873.52. | Gains also were made in the col- lection of street sprinkling assess- ments and personal taxes, while a slight decrease was noted in sewer | and street improvement assessments. | The tabulated report is as follows: 1926 1927 $224,873.52 $256,760.78 3,542.71 1,367.74 1,733.00 3,090.00 Taxes Sewer . Street Imp. Street Spk. Personal 91 Total $234,060.97 $265,180.04 | Japanese Thinks China Needs Some Correction Tokyo, Japan, July 1 (#—China is still a minor politically and there- fore requires occasional correction, was the statement made today by Kenkichini Yoshizawa, Japanese | minister at Pekin, before the confer. ence on China at the foreign office. He considered that well intentioned ! nieasures conducive to the restora- | tion of peace or unification of China proper when the oczasion ed, provided China rxpressed no | explicit opposition. He gave it as his view that Japan raust sympathize with Chinese aspir- {ations, but not make a spoifed child of China. From the deliberations, it was ceen that the foreign ministry is op- posed to withdrawal of troops from the Chinese Province of Shantung. 71 “4 0 | his failure re- | may be in better form but the law of averages, at least, will be against him Mrs. Molla Mallory, the American | tennis champion was defeated at | Wimbledon by Betty Nuthall, the | child wonder of the British conrts and Mrs. Kathlene McKzne God- free, the British champion was also | beaten. Bill Tilden, former world cham- | plon, failad in his attempted come- | back in Parls and Wimbledon and to reach his old time | form puts the Davis cup in jeopar- i Yale lost the first boat race to | Harvard in six years and was also | beaten by Princeton. Washington a rowing power of similar rating in the far west was beaten by Califor- inia in the Pacific coast champion | | race and was second to Columbia at | Poughkeepsie. The navy, had been a well played favorits all eason also had a heavy fall by | |ishing a very poor fourth in the big | championship. Southern California. been dominating the inter-co track and field also v when Stanford won the title but the | coast still has a claim to merit in | the possession of the track cham | pions and the second and third | jcrems. | With all those upsets, spo !lowers are beginning to won | Gene Tunney s on the wa the heavyweight champions! some reason that is hard to ext fol- Fighsi g PHILLIPS' Milk Instead of soda heraftér take a little “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in water any time for indigestion or our, caid, gassy stomach, and relief ¢ill come instantly. Better Than Soda. 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July 1 (P—Last anxicty tempered firm confidence in a tried broth- calm and repose i and >aris, Richard er of Commander Rich- biz monoplan at Ver- SAloston Slor. aur Mer toda l‘nclion that “Dick” would not land ' From evening, when the America [ 2t night unless he knew exzactly v\as tighting rain and wind in its|where he was, and maintained .nou to reach Le Bourget, through | throughout the hours the belief e gloomy hours when its fate was | that the America would be kept in '\m\no\\n, until it tinally was estab- | the air until daylight. 1 that the plane | ed down at the with all aboard s er's brother, T constant touch w had been fore- | seacoast town | the command- | . was in h the Associated it found to eay: When real news came, but still able 5o’ litth | Tom tired, “I told you CIGAR ANHLS HOBBY Cann France (P—Like S8her. lock Holmes, Pierre Argeus is a con- noisseur of cigar ashes. 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