New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1927, Page 10

S, DAKOTA BEING PULLED INTO LINE Republicans There Are Working Tor Coolidge Rapid City, 8. D., July 26 (UP)— In a series of conferences since the arrival of President Coolidge here, republican leaders of this doubtful state have reached a tacit agree- ment to carry South Dakota for Mr. Coolidge next year if possible. Senator Peter J. Norbeck, republi- can, South Dakota, and “big chief” of the state organization will an- nounce himself shortly for Mr. Coo- lidge. He will be followed by F. S. Meyers, who is to be republican or- ganization candidate for governor next year, and four of the leading newspapers of the state, Ordinarily this farming state has not been considered pro-Coolidge. Some republican newspapers criticiz- ed the president's veto of the Mc- Nary-Haugen bill, but since his ar-| rival there has been nothing but sympathetic comment on how his presence is booming the Black Hills as a vacation playground. The United Press s informed upon reliable authority that leaders are planning a series of announce- ments which may reflect their ap- preciation of Mr. Coolidge's choice for the summer white house. What voters will do about it, however, cannot be told until election day. Norbeck, Meyers and the four larg- st papers are considered the high- est political influences in the repub- lican organization, but talks with local people give no indication that Mr. Coolidge personally has captur- ed the state. At the recent Bellefourche round- up, Mr. Coolidge was given an en- thusiastic western welcome, and the announcer called on him four times for a speech. Townspeople were 5o certain that he would at least ex- press his appreciation of their re- ception that the local newspaper is- sued an extra edition quoting him prematurely as expressing gratitude. Mr. Coolidge's refusal to say a few words was the chief topic of con- versation on the streets there that night. Similar incidents have oc- is entitled to damages from the Faf- nir Bearing Co., by reason of in- Jury suffered when he fell while cleaning windows at the factory. He was employed by Edward McGrath, but the court ruled McGrath was not subject to the compensation law and that the manufacturing con- cern was the principal employer. CLAIMS INVENTION Washington Man’s Apparatus to Help Landing in Fogs Washington, July 26 (#—C. Fran- cis Jenkins, Washington inventor of several airplane devices, announced {today that he had originated an ap- | paratus to enable an aviator to | make a safe landing in fog or mist. It is in the nature of an alti- meter, Mr. Jenkins said, which “takes use of the known velocity of sound. The function of the instru- {ment is to measure the time which is taken for sound to travel to the |carth and back to the plane. It consists of a tiny motor which first of all actuates a sound-producing miechanism, through which the sound is sent to the earth. It also operates a wheel spinning tiny light bulbs just behind the ground glass calibrated dial of the altimeter on the instrument board of the plane. “As the echo of the sound reaches a microphone attached to the plane, lamps are lighted back of the dal. The frequency of the sounds and the resultant echoes caught by the microphone are transformed flashes of light, and these flashes, appearing at various points of the calibrated 'dial furnish the gulding marks which tell the aviator wheth- er he is five hundred, fifty or five feet above the ground.” DR, MEREDITH T0 BE HOOVER HELPER Will Serve on His National T0 AID AVIATORS! into | ANNUAL DISTRICT GROTTD GATHERING Field Day, Ceremonial, Bathing Beauties and Mardi Gras Obeh Grotto of Bridgeport, will be the host of 35 other Grottos in New Engiand inter-Grotto conven- |tion and field day, on August 19 lana 20, 1927. Aziz Grotto of this city is plan- ning to attend the convention and | participate in the parade and also in the contests at the field day at Pleasure Beach. The convention program will be- gin on Friday afternoon August 19. |Upon arrival of each Grotto in Bridgeport, transportation by auto- mobile and bus will be furnished | by the Chamber of Commerce and | Obeh Grotto for a sight seeing tour | of the city of Bridgeport. On Friday evening a full form ceremonial will be & feature at Py- ramid Mosque. This will be followed by a midnight show in the Cameo theater. The Saturday program will in- clude a dress parade in the morn- |ing and a barbecue dinner at Pleas- |ure Beach at noon. During the af- {ternoon the band contest, patrol contest, ten boxing bouts, several wrestling bouts, and an athletic meet will be followed by a bathing beauty contest. The evening program on Saturday {will include a spectacular fire- works display and dancing with | |the New Orleans Mardi-Gras dupli- | catea. MEXICAN OIL LAWS BEING CONDEMNED Guy Stevens Makes Address of Criticism Durham, N. H. July 26 (UP)— MV BRITAIN DAILY Batavia, Dutch [East Indies, and back in a Fokker air yacht. “It was a great experience,” Black said on his arrival here. “My friends warned me that such a flight would be dangerous but I proved to them that they were wrong. The only exciting moment of the whole flight was when & herd of wild elephants dashed toward us as we weére taking off at the Burma airdrome. The pilot managed to clear them by seven or eight feet. ENTERS MACHINISTS’ SCHOOL ‘Word has been recelved by Tor- Store' Closes at 12:15 Every Wednesday During " July and August pedoman First Class Raymond P. Dordelman, U. 8. navy recruiting of- ficer in this city, that Cutheral L. Daniel of 34 Wilcox street, this city, has successfully passed the entrance examination to the U. S. Navy Ma- chinist Mates' school located at Hampton Roads, Va. Daniel enlist- ed in the service at the local recruit- ing station on May 13, 1927, ‘POLICEMAN RECOVERING At New Britain General hospital today it was said that Policeman Otis Hopkins, who was run down at the South church corner, fa con: valescing. X-ray pictures dispellei the fear that his cheek bone. was fractured, and his other injurier while painful, are not regarded a serious. —e READ HERALD CLASSIFIED AD{ Look For the ¥ | Green Sales Tickets They Are Great Money Savers An Extraordinary Camival of 21 Spectacular Radium Tub Silk . A soft pure silk for sport wear— children’s dresses, men’s shirts. lingerie and Full range of colors including white; 36 inches wide. Regular $1.49 value. Wednesday, Fard S e Printed Batiste Soft sheer dainty batiste prints, for summer street wear, 36 inches wide, tub fast. Regular 39c¢ value. ial f Special for ok 29c Wednesday, Striped Tub Silks 32-inch neat striped silk. 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Priced for od against the publicity the presi- dent has given this section of the country which is hungry for “de- velopment.” Mrs. Coolidge arranged to motor sixty-six miles this afternoon to Newcastle, Wyoming, to attend the wedding of Miss Dorothy Mondell, of Washington, daughter of the for- mer republican floor leader of the house, and Alexander W. Gregg, chiet counsel of internal- revenue bureau, at the Mondell summer | home there. Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge | Stevens, director of the Association | of Producers of Petroleum in Mex- ico, In an address here last night. Stevens spoke before the confer- ence of Latin-American relations of the United States, being held under auspices of the political science de- partment of the University of Ne Hampshire, in place of Adolphe D Castro, editor of “The Queen in Mexico,” who was unable to be pres: ent. 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