New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1927, Page 2

2 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1927 e STINSON 1S SAFE (Continued from First Page) realized hov that it would b = kard to make the Boston airport ind so he kept flying low and look- ing for a landing place. It was not Oct, 19—Thom W, il intil he was over Sherborn that a|niont, partner in J. P. Morgan a1 hole in the fog disclosed a smooth |co. and the parly of Americans Sher- [ Rayfield on a farm. Me took im- |\ have heen visiting here safled of this and land- | fork Barl Bianisne ot bl dent Picrce. He declared that ot realizing that anxiety was be-lthe visit was principally a personul felt over the apparent d made at ths invitation ¢ 2 of the ssuitin wnized seare and Almost Hit Church ¥ up from there, lddie said that didn't worry him except at one time vere| MORGAN €O. PARTNER SAILS FROM JAPAN two | All the was a I rippled Children To Be Enter! ped with en in et of W passing hetween opedow Pinds Orient In Prosperous Condi tion—Declares Visit Principally ver, Earl Garroll Recommended for Sl Parole by Sargent 3. church orsaniet, o a Personal One know about our landi |marked, “but T didn’t think it was Tokyo from passing boats and radio Th of pl we |anything to make a fuss about.” I \is is the type He arranged to go-out to and ane Ballanca is now born later In the da e te adva o sily. bring his big monop into the Boston airport, whence intended to start before night for soma un- ¥ 4 4 ed point in New York state with 1 route. i > s wife and the is one that wil . ceo Lim yesterday on b ; vould not take on ar passen \ , he said, be wsatlantic flight 7 ible to make a perfec o but also will planc nds party | gapan is fundamentally sound, al q to tie <ham station {though like other countries it must took a train to Boston. They |pave its il dawne T o nally Jocated at he Hotel [qgeclared. The progress ‘of recon- today [struction work since the Japanese arthauake 1023 demonstrated the industry of the people,” he said The Lamont party spent 16 davs here during which time they dis- the general financlal lation informally with busi m ind financiers. Tt is understood that i orts s Tt Philip Ashby, J. T seve ese loans, includ- 8 o Hartford, from “red Koehler. ing one South Manchurian MISS EFFIE CARLETON ; ; ) e 5 —— ilway, broached informally H sures Don't[to Lamont Neither a 1 ffairs of our others who otor npani o iar ups se the landed was so s from uld off bl Mrs in quite Stinson didn 50 matter-of- manne 1s the most thrilling ride ,i 4 casily be n One stop « dland an could ¢ Th 5 r in transatlantic flis i an the proper precautions ar. belicve that 1 will be t1 it is ¢ take even or {ake . sald, 000 miles of fiyir party were Ba ekow, German Whitta have « i nore than 1 cussed s {ontiiEnt mora 1 ) issed sit s in th e 5. Bar 5 on 15,000 mile four to 5 aviator s and he | rest in the movies to 1 are reputed to [ generation does v this plane en [ NEW G 0. 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