New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1928, Page 14

" NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1928. e — 1 —— e ———— T l than stree 2 with | bers was constructed the New .Yerscy| [; TAL lgauty of the oldest c;\p':tlin :f‘ th"‘ ‘th:}hflm ouax:n‘r:mca‘:r‘:; e e : City at their heads a ‘ontinental .\!emnrlal' ttomans and one of the fairest| The mosque y . \d the visitor must cross the Loire | Colomb, who with Balzac: |can Revolution at Washington, 25 | Beauty aside, thie fertlity of moved to Adrianople mul;f'“Brollaf‘A Crasb Had Remarkable H]story for a4 pleasing view of the city. The one of France's greatest iiterary gen- | years ago. From the decks and ribs | Brousea’s soil, an contrasted with the | the center of Turkish _history, - 4 bridze railings are lined with men Deseartes and Rabelais, werc | of the ship have been made many a {aridness of the Angora plain, is| well as the cradle of the fine:t SEIPEREE . vomen and children fishing in the ! Tours and near-by viliages. | cane and “ditty box."” "cmough to make all opponents of the | Turkish architecture, and its setting * 6 iniet river, “While T s been a sort [ The Augusta, a 64-gun ship, had | highhcoul( of lh—dmz wlm: for Br(;uuhu |is h:‘t\i':’. leuleh:;n;‘le;lal:z’l::t"?l i s 1 ark "1 "iths her fishermen cast frc aip | ©f hub of tr | France, | come up the Delaware to support the s Lorio as the fifth and final capital of the Constantinople. L Famous Landmark of Tours, France, Once Withstood Y omeiasemenlte e mamRamall | T ot Mare G {Some Doubt as to Sllmblllly Turkish nation. slopes of the Bithynian Olympus, ; Assaults of Normans, Huguenots and tin shel o | Bistory. so remained an in- | prised only of sail boats, the “Penn- | {3t the changs ever is efficted one | snow-capped mountain which tower gy AR river front bevond is one of Tours' c uncertain tour- | sylvania Navy" was unable to tack 0[ Angon government building is ready, for|7,000 feet above the'city white with Revolutionists. zarden _the quay—uwhich 1s doll: not led its inhabitants d attack the frigate, but {wo years ago Broussa presented |hundreds of domes and gleaming riverside dr I\\‘ the background | from the cement, pottery, | rorese this possibility, the Amer- FEapPE—_ President Kemal with a ‘residence. | minarets and green with thousands Washington. Ih. ©, 2 F c he old abbey site rise row after row of clean ang | chem and confectionery | icans had set two lines of “cheveaux- | Broussa, Turkey, April 20.—(@— ' A small and simple villa, it is vet |of trees and luxuriant gardens. ¢ Washinglo : s 2 R e < e A e -friese” to ground the A at a When the Kemalists abandoned the aS bretentious as the presidential | Tk 3 o \l ym:;":::n historic v« ors of 1 S o s | e tur channel. The “cheveaus- |ancient and magnificent capital of | residence at Angora. { rrow cobbled ! crous par < lushing together of the Ottomans and trekked to bar. Strategic and political rcasons 1 of the city near the Loire | ity wharves) chains and submersed logs weighted |ren Angora all the world wondered. | make highly improbable the shift- 1erous chure ot At | down by stones, was the invention of | Now a good deal of wondering 'glmx of the Turkish capital hack to listles fa Benjamin Franklin, being done by the Turks themselves Constantinople, and strategic rea- r « s nd no gri 1 river men The Augusta was caught by the as to whether the capital can be S0DS might also inhibit ‘nhe choice of le str Shed vy ey ¢ " R i constructed invention and ' maintained in the arid, utterly un- Broussa, as it lies only 20 miles eact | demolis somic of s ¥ . s Jire is not navigable al Tours for v s manned by Continentals | productive plains of Angora, where |Of the Marmora sea and lacks| neighbo! ev ¥ ‘ craft. When the freshets swell 5 L] 2 nnon balls and fired them |the stifling heat of summer sends | Angora's immunity from the d“"‘E”‘ 3 < river ang it overfiows its anics, | Was Sunk in Delaware River ml sides of the frigate. Filled government oflicials, and all others | ©Of enemy ships and planes. s ton treacherous for navigation, ! | fo t and amidships With ex-|who have the price of a railroad, | Historically, this queen city of n the dry season it is too shal- : ! plosives, the ship was sunk and 50 of | fleeing to the Bosporus or to the|Anatolia has every right to be a ReV()lllllOllal’y Days tisicrenyiiiind, mountains of Broussa. \capital. Founded in 200 B. C. by ! — Despite the millions spent to make Prusias II, king of Bythnia, it was Many apartments being construct- |the new capital of Angora and | successively held by Rome, Byzan- Pliladelphia. April 20— { vd in Sicily have modern bathrooms, | habitable for democracy, Turks are | tium, the Moslems and Greece. 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