New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1928, Page 14

u NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1928. —_————— 3 ! . . 'could be straightened a shaped. | -ainard Field fai Itour. Its powerful Pratt and Whit- HTZMAUR";E |S Bound for “Mitchel Field or Heaven,” But They Came to ' i, " [[“X[]N |S REA“Y o, Bemice s T orun bax et meion vegtoost & wee As the fliers. undoubtedly worn | cxpedition intcrest was evinced in a|table roar as-it swept through the { Earth Near Here and nervous from their battle with flight of Gov. John H. Trumbull and |air before it swooped upward again _the elements labored to repair the Major William ¥. Ladd to Washing- | into the cloudless sky. s | plane they did not forget the usual [ion. Connccticut’s chief executive| Shortly after the test Champion |international courtesics. left Hartford about 16 a. m. for the|left for Washington. And four min- Message ol_’l’lumks capital in a national guard planc.|utes after he ieft the field he was (Continued From First Page) | Premier Mackenzie King of Cana-| (Continued from First Page) It wus not announced at what time ' out of sight of the spectators. da at Ottawa, received a message he would return, I accumulating speed today fo rescuc % p— v fo temithe Drelena cres SXPresIng is quite probable that he will lon Shortly atter the governor flew off| \ANONS TO VISIT TORRINGTON 7 » ‘ “:T:, A et £ {from Dixon's planc when it flies |\ "”"l ¢ '»l dncs \V-Mll‘-‘n].n!t c Il(-‘ Plaus are being made by officials Hasiag dandod. in your great |OVer the Bremen and afler lunding hampion, U. 8. N.. holder of the fy¢ papmony and Centennial lodges. vorld's record for altitude appearcd | 5 aks ctures. He w Vi A. I, and A. M. to pay a fraternal | country in the German acroplanc | il take his picturcs. He will have . “pe ficld and warmed up the | (i 1o seneca S A | Rremen on the first successful cross- | [0 make his way then back 1o Civis \wyjapg Apache biplane with which o h Jorthern islind cut off by ice from s : ling of the Atlantic from east to|lization as best e can. | e flew at the height of 38 ol s Jermingion UEIIEIAY O IRR L i i Rvann : o : ne ik e s ot Ao - Hollis J. IFoster. master of Harmony I the enilized worl : west™ the fliers wire we have re- | Plans ¢ 0r ARE NS0T s i July. This height is the high- 3. Klei Planc Arvives 5 ; A mih T it e N 5 B . and A. G. Klein, master of Virst ne Arrives 5% 2 3 ceived the greatest courtesy, hos- (10 the ncarest buase wher A= est ever attained by any man wha - i A ey a i 2 . v any ma Centennial lodge are making ar- hat ey barrier - | pitality and assistance. We beg to!plane can land. has lived to tell the tale, - bes bl ave in o German- b {c.press our great appreciation. | Ames Chief Navigator “hawipion’s machine which has a A e Al arcstinan |l o chies pasipator ofiilc Canesharisie ~poed il 387 milds an hourd o oios0R A ADSABEINL AUD 3D O el bk % e untliiah cien: o0 iDo | 9ition) avillk baf Wed Anicsiors Box- | joyil flyine; swentiin off the rounil s oas st aacs it worh L Masten Dir \ 2 0 tremen.” (ton, 22 wear old Harvard mian who o jiac thun feet from the place it | ) m‘] Jeat s i « Canadian Na- | "'To the German ambassadar at startled the world ahout a year 420 started. The flyen flew the ship Gl Washington, I. W. Prittwitz-Gaffron | by sailing a tiny yawl across the glmost into a perpendicular climb | wired: Atlantic and back to this couniry. Loving the spoctators on the ground GARDINER OUT ON BOAD “After having successfully com- | Ames recently obtained much pub- | sasping for breath, Taking off in Henry . Gardiner, who was d's grace the cast 10 licity when he marvied a calaret the middle of the ficld the tiny plane taken to Hartford —county Jail on flight, the crew of the ancer in Nogales, Ariz. while I attained an altitude of over March 10 in detault of bonds, hav- German airplane Bremen send their was on a tour of the Unitcd s 1,000 feet when it reached the ing been bound over to superior |grectings to the German ambassa- lin his own plane. On lis return o hangars. Up and up it went until court on six counts of criminal M- frozen K dor. & | Bosten with his bride he it was but a speck in the sky rapidly bel. was released Saturday after- nd Labra- 3 Commandant Fitznaurice .“""‘ aerial honeymoon which culminate With motor open wWide the navil noen in $750 honds furnished by a e ; 20 § B i N e to Trish Free State | when he cracked up with his shi Henant put the ) through its female relative, rdiner's trial is Minister Smiddy at Washington sax- | oy his own front lawn wiees zooming down across the ficld scheduled in June. Attorney i he Ih‘"‘”" to reach New York in i pyc plerald's correspondent fomnd «f « specd of nearly 260 miles an | Gerard Casale is his counsel. a fow daye. “Ry God's grace cast to west At-| ——— lantic flight at last accomplished,” the message read. “Am happy in thonght that it brings credit and 'honor to our native land. My Ger- | . E an o es. Koe nene- A typical hamlet on the Labrador const, near wheve the transatlantic plane Bremen landed, is 2:; ;:.:”:\d» ‘m }:zw‘;:n:r;douflexr’:li— Battle Havhor. shown in the above picture. These isolated settlements, which dot the coast of |ings from Erin. Hope to reach New the sparsely inhabited country, are occupied mostly by fisheymen and often are ice-bound from | York in a few daxd 5 SR Wik ; | Dr. Cuisiner and Schiller, thel September until late in April. fliers who won through to the Bre- | today fo en Tslan |men, hoth have distinguished fiving | e r nly af | records. | ship of the e i 1 ke : IN SUPREME, COURT . daughter thres aviators who were the ever to fly an airplane across north Atlantic from east to west an who lan on a tiny | fromt Von T Koot vils of 3 Another Plane Leaves Anot o1 the Bre planned to I« Given Right to Tax Bonds and | | | | | | | special ether napregnated b which is the Certificates of Vstate of ! Bremen's fusl and spare parts to 5 Robert B. Hirsch. | \ening of the Bre 2 | night continue it - X Washington. Apnl 16 P — Con- | ourney to New York by S " g necticut was successful in the su- shoild not be repaired &0 * « 5 e ey > | preme court today in asecrting the that it can fly away from the island i % o S S right to tax bonds and ecertificates onto which it dropped after a ter- g {of Robert B. Hirsch, in w York vifying experience in the fog-dark | state. Hirsch died at Stamford, shics #t would have to wait for | Conn., in 1924 fransportation on the government ; | iee ker Montealm, itself ma- # ” 55488 . vooned 70 miles away in ice fields . e a fven with its main deck. S e - : ! Genevieve Smith, Nine, of T st fohw's, N. F. April 16 P - > . WL d | Street Falls Againct Stove and Tip \ storm which brought a combina- | . g g % tion of snow, slect and rain pre- e S Over Kettle of Water. \ailed in Newfoundland today. 1t |Not since the army “round-the-world-flyers™ landed at Indian Harbor after their successful Genevieve Smith, nine-year-old | was considered probable here that | o hed oy s 1g9 g el A - i SRR = i Calter | aimilar woather prevailed in the | 10D from Greenland in 1924 has the Labrador coast experienced such a thrill as that caused by |daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cieinity of Greenly 1sland and would |the landing of the transatlantic plane Bremen on a neaiby island. The above photo shows the | $mith of Park street, is in the 5 2= A 2l ; Sy 5 o S ol b K o T | New Britain General bospital suffcr- wrevent any attempt today to move |landing of two of the army planes at Indian Tarbor and the flvers being taken ashore. The ling trom serious burns abeut the the transatlantic plane Bremen | army flyers first touched North America here after their long flight. hody, due to having been accidently rom the spot where it landed. No | e e word had been received here this — | e e at it fe it ohentof hes morning as to the fliers’ plans. | whe in a Canadian Transcontinenfal | home, near the gas range upon A Airways plane made their way 600 4 which a bucket of water was boil- Storm Over Newfoundland miles in a snowstorm to fhe little 3 \ ing at 12:30 o'clock when she was Montreal, April 16 B — SnoW. j.qjocked island off Labrador. s scized with a dizzy spell and feld | sleat and rain swirled over NeW- | ggyjces to the Canadian Pre E . over again the stove, upsetting the | foundland today. cOMPOSINg a S1OTM {iq the flight might he resuned o i + [ hoiling water. Screams brought her harrier through which no MeWS gay Stewart Davis, amateur radio ? mother, who summoned Dr. M. W. | penetrated of the transatlantic 'operator at Manchester, N. H., who 1 ¥ Maloncy, Who sent her to the hos- monoplane Bremen marooned On picked up the first message telling pital in the hospital ambulance. Her Greenly island or of the Canadian iof the fliers’ safety Friday night, | condition is meriou Airways plane that went fo its re- announced he had intereopted a Out of the storm there drifted 'the Bremen would fake off 1his aft- 4 B $ I ALL \ rumors—one cven reported that the ernoon or tomorrow- Gorman-Trish erew of the Bremen Tnmvee Aldmatives R B % % had left their island prison for the 1f they are unable to make ro- § ‘ Five Mcn Arrested in Greenwich tn: 'r”nfl“::;‘;n'l_ s cengrmpLon Saesi sl s hivediie. Ao s : - : Stolen Auto After Chase Are Sen- | vossible, It was ger v believed tives, = | that the aviators had little chanc They can fly 1o Quebec in one of | k) " | tenced in Court Today. of reaching the mainland for the the relief plancs S time being hey can await the government i : Greenwich, April 16 (A—The five A relicf plane piloted by €. A. steamer which could carry them and 4 men who tried to evade police in & (huke) Schiller and Dr. Louis their plane to a Canadian port B ? chase last night in a stolen auto- Cuisinier flew through the storm on They can awat parts and fuel a p . d | mobile were given sentences today. . perilous journey from Murray |complete their flight 3 The band was captured after a chase ¥ to Greenly island vesterday and | Dre Luis Cuisiner and Charles A. | N : in which shots were fired by police TS landing. but how their (Duke) Schiller were the two . | . and a collision upturned the auto. rrival would affect the Bremen's |first to win through to thc Bremen. ; . The driver was shot and was v was not known They left Mur Bay, Ont.. Satur- < v ’ 3 centenced to 30 days while his com- The Schiller-Culsinier ship 1s a [92Y and after a flight of 200 s | i panions were jailed for 10 days stopprd en route at Seven Islands, i They al reside in New York. Bin plane equipped with skis in- Al 100 miles fron nly Tsland. nd would he able o transpo transatlantic air- LliE e coiba e 0 isiting Nurse Exhibit S e ‘on Huene. Shortly —after their arrivi el ? o My ; Wt 1 Von TONe Groenly Island e Canadian 3 A : Shows Association Work vico, back o |recelved a hrief description of he 4 ¢ ‘ The Visiting Nurse association. i ACK 10 gLcan flight in mes om Clirk: : which is a member agency of the City, Que., which is col ted by 9 3 K United Community corporation, is wire with Rlane Sahlon e 7 A : B 4 having an exhibition this week in a nost office to the seen f dre- i ey window of the John Andrews furni- l : ; ” ture store. This exhibit tells in | sent storm s was ¢ conquerors not he willi mess that 1 R large pictures the activities of the i avas the first the A s, v 4 ] \isiting nurses from 8 o'clock in the &0 . 3 morning until 5 e'clock at night and <hows in a concrete way the types of preventive and curative nursing | in which they are engaged. Daily, between 12 noon and 1 p +dowr - 1 1 ‘ m. and between 5 and 6 p. m., A N ! M i 44 | 3 nurse will be on duty at the store rts ) 1 5T ¢ ; ; ; to explain the work to people who ! ] % ¥ wish to make inquiries, | The twelve graduate registered nurses on the Visiting Nurse associ- ation staff are Eva Giza Backiel, St. Vincent's hospital Training school. | Wiaterbury., Conn.; Rachel C. Colb: director, Massachusetts General hos- pital training school for nurse: Ruth Cosgrove Volz, 8t. Francis hos- jtal. Hartford; Rose Ferdman, r m o er. Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium o and Yale University Training School for Nurses, New Haven: Ruth Hart- o ST ST e b e b St. Francis hospital. Hartford: | 1 . { the official, silk-hatted weleoming committee that waited at Tex. &t Francie howital, Hartford:| For clerical help, call the Herald Mitchel Field, v York, but horny-handed fisherman and v ) School for Nurses, New Haven: Hel- koo in (1 Labrador coast count iy, svected the cre of the n'Souan Nox” v seopte 925 before 1 P. M. daily and fill transatlantie pian wemen when they landed in North America. Anna Miskey, New Britain General . Cpper photo shows 4 Labrador native with a scaling spear, fitted hospital; Anna~ O'Connell, St Vin- the job the SAME DAY. In no with barbed points and a strong line. Sharp rocks and half- |Suts hospital: Hattle 8. Recknagel idden iceberos keep the native shipwrieht husy, as evidenced RemiBritalo fegnrmn) harpln Bilis, Other Way can yo“ get the SCleC' beth Tait, New Britain General hes i the loner piolo, faken a |;v.;;“’1‘,;4|)“!,”1,‘ ivador. Hopedale was |pia). and Justine. et Atsiy] tion that Help ads in the Herald topping place m o arctic expedition in Scheel of Nurcing, Walter Reed hos- 1925, This picture was taken at that time. The white wool | Pital. Washington, D. C. i Wi“ bl’il'lgo hood worn by the shipwright' el A nmateet e — 1ood n by tl Vi assistant is a profection against | oo ccpyBERT SHOWERED A miscellaneous shower wag giten at the home of Mrs. Thomas Ford of New Britain, by the Misses Mildred and May Schubert, in honor of their nd will take Slizabeth, of West Rocky Plices Are Ui Will. keep vou urday evening. Yo developments were about 23 zucsts pre- flese German-ir A of th iticd 1 orld o t to I 4 he same go s ture of the evening was ntie meney ' i 0 d A ) J DO ¢ L q sandeville show conducted by a detern i it ) o e ‘ 3 . e w “nt te LQuebec zroup of girls, consisting of dancing to Now ' ’ f S 1 llin ‘ot » ! » ! t Junker propellor and songs. oy of 1 L which Miss | The house was decorated in a col- Supplies on Way 0 Melehoir, the or scheme of pink and yvellow. A il vepiy 1 0y © 1o fly north The huffet lunch was served. he 1 1 1 15 pocial metal pro- Miss Schubert was the recipient of ling had o ; or ocially for this many preity and useful gifts. She 1o aid them oy o1 et along ' Manida | ' pralably hent will hecome the bride of Ira Wark Canadian ficre, [he V2 ! e £ ' . foiade here helieved it on April TL the mosquito hordes that abound there in summer. Montreal Monday