New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1928, Page 2

] . NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1928, panied Pilot Ovingten and the first | cialist books and the opening of a sack of air mail, GHIEA "’S ST“[;K call money market. Until last Feb- I E ! Old timers recall also that air ruary 16 the surplus moneys of Chi- Ilmul service, like many another suc- 'cago banks flowed through the New llNES N“w PAY'cess(ul project, was laughed down | by congress. Senator Sheppard is —— difficulty th has been supposed. |would give a pilot ample warning ON POLICE BLOTTER Researches conducted in the lab- |of the ice danger. Approaching a| Mrs, Peter Dully of 45 Wiloox oratories here of the National Ad-|cloud formation, he could determine |street ocomplained that eighteen visory committee for Aeronautics |quickly whether to descend to a |chickens in her yard were killed by Afiected Nationalism |around $30,000. And this seasation- Movement al advance of 1.500 pur cent in # Marine, Held Prisoner, Shanghai, May 2. UP—Reading |Year is only one symptom of tho Is Believed to Be Safe tures. zrowing pains wracking an Exchange The development that was in a moribund state when — Managua, Nicaragua, May 51 (F— plane service remains Yo be worked | is partially responsible for the Das [p° Apthur Wood became president Brigade headquarters of the Ameri. out, but the fact is becoming more | tjonalist revolution which has been [in June, 1927. can marines stated today that * and more apparent that commercial | (. oie couth and ecentral China | Exchange scats then were a drug George B. Mrshall of New York, who airplane operation is assuming the Y i AT on the market. The Exchange iteelf | was captured by rebels at Lu Lus status of a big business and run. YOF the past two years, say forcigh | o o0 0wt ready for the last|mine in April, was reported as late ning inte big figures. For years the | missionary officials of several Bible | ypee™\(vonthe directors, under Mr. | as May 2 to be in good health. commercial companies operating | gocieties. Wood's leadership, adopted an ag- The rcport came from a native over established air routes received | During 1927, in spite of the gressive new policy and purchased | Who was near the camp of the rebel revenues of $2,149,111 against ex- | general chaos, more than 3,000,000 |14 inactive memberships for $3,000 General Augustine Sandino and said penses of $2,100 on an invest- | of the books were sent to various | cach, reducing the roster that as well as being in good health ment of about $5,000,000, according | parta of the country. | members. Marshall was well treated, although to Department of Commerce fig- |~ “The reading of the Bible by the Then the directors hunted new confined closely to the rebel camp. ures, for carrying passengers, muil| Chinese may be charged With a|issues. Corporations operating in the re—— and exprass. share of the responsibility- for the | Middle Weat were urged to give THREE KILLED IN PLANE Alrway operating income secms ' hreaking up of the old order in this Chicago investors an opportunity to Detroit, May 31 (P—Going into a to compare favorably with that of | country, the abandoning of old|buy their sccurities here. Pennsyl- head spin after a rough take-off, a some railways. Holders of air mail | reverences, the stimulating of new |vania railroad stock was written up sight-seeing airplane plunged from contracts recsived $2,643,45¢ last|jjeas of independence and equality on the board in January and the an altitude of about 100 feet here vear. More than 34,500 passengers | which are now the slogans and transfer to new quarters found |last night killing its three occupants, were carried at an average farc of | catchwords of political agitators,” | Beatrice Creamery and Illinois Cen- Those killed werc Homer Wells, 30, 10.6 cents a mile. Upwards of |states one Bible society which has tral added to the list. A total of 75 pilot, and Julius Slambrouck, 21, 2,250,000 pounds of express and |peen distributing the book in China new issues was booked during the jand his brother, Victor, 27, passen- 1,600,000 pounds of mail were con- | for a quarter of a century. | year. igers, all of Detroit. veyed over 5,809,999 miles. Mail| “The millions of copies ef the — Execution of orders has been ac-| carrying planes flew 20,288 miles | Gospels sent into the towns and!celerated by establishment of epe- Rl daily. They now are operating over |villages of China year after year| 9,987 miles of established air mail | have sown new thoughts in the routes, while non-mail routes ap-|minds of the muititudes, and if proximate 1,662. This total of 10,- | they took root at all they were 792 miles of airway routes fs only | hound to result in the overturning | about a third that of Europe and |of much that prevailed in the old one twenty-fifth the mileage of |order of Chinese society. The American railroads, but it has been | thousands of Chiness who have | reached after only ten years of de- |since the dawning of the present | velopment. cantury have read more or leas of 014 timers recall that while com- | the Bible and could not but be| mercial aviation as it exists today |affected thereby.” | may be only ten years old, the air | There are several societies dis- mafl which really started its phe- | tributing Bibles in China, among nomenal development is 17, for it |which are the American Bible was back in 1911 that letters first|society, the National Bible society were given wings. {and the Brtiish and Foreign Bible The historic venture in the pro- society, The Pocket Testament motion of aviation was made at nwl ague, an international organiza- suggestion of former Postmaster | tion, has hoped to distribute a mil- General P. N, Hitchcock. As an at- |jion Testaments to the Chinese, traction for “Aviation Week,” he |but has been hampered by dis- had 20 mail boxes strung ahout | turbances, grounds bordering Nassau Boule- - vard on Long Island. Mall waa col- Feared An Operation | ' lected from them by hand, deliver-| Chicago, May 31 (P—Rather than | ! el ed to & waiting plane and trans- | undergo an operation, a man whol R ported by air to Mineola, a mile |registered at a hotel as George! away, where it was placed aboard |Brown of Boston, shot and Killed! place in the list of paying ven-| the train- | of the Bible by millions of Chinese | York money market and back in have produced much unexpected in- [ warmer level or rise to a colder | dogs. | Chicago brokers. Now Chicago trad- formation on this phase of -lrpluu'mna. If the cloud should be =0 Ruth Adele Perkins of 40 Walnut | helieved to be the first to have urg- ers are on an equal credit basie operation at low temperatures, not |deep that he could not rise above !street reported at 9:45 last night led air mail Jegxsimn:;n I>u',. the bill ShmaE— ! with New York. —— the least striking of which is that |it an«:’ the llempern}:.ur;: near the | that her automobile was taken from | die i i " . Finally the Exchange discar: | ice forms on the wings and struts | ground so close to the freezing point | Prospect street. It was recovered pr {0 H"e Hopm 0lll 0!‘3:»: At ERTIEe SN e ls Flstest RVOIOM Mal'[ iDitne svoaay, subcam gu‘rmgnsl? g Tests Show Thlt m flml'd only within s very narrow temper- | st descent would morely Incroass |lstcr in Wost Hartford post office department, remembering cramped its growth, moving to a new ature range clcse to the freesing 5 eudl:'g&r- e 010“ fl:} ‘t ‘"“lh ;:e Julian Burhane of 651 Stanley Rd m Am the success of the Long Island one- m Who]e wmd trading floor three times as large and [s “0‘ Gmt point. |ghond with grestior ; (oty t“‘d | street reported to the police yester- mile route, asked for $50,000 to cquipped with every modern device ’l';:;ve}‘l";""” lfi;" i‘:if::";:z‘;‘icf 8t kil b;m:‘;:'"ac; day that his room was entered and inangurate a regular service, but to fecilitate transactions, It is ade- (or-alow Ihat eint, g, | 385, ~ | $83 in bills taken. Bkl lon i ikl : % . Chi. quate to handle the transfer of 500,- 4 May 31 (- |Bre fre rom tho icc danger, which fed only to the leading edge of the =\ "p "y oy o 152 stratford Wew York, May 351 UP—The this request m ¢ | Chicago, May 381.—4A—The Chi- B e '“:’ Langley Field, Va,, May 31 lies in the changing of the shape wing in the form of light, fluffy . R. 0! s at commercis! airplane appears to SmreTE——— | cago Stock Exchange wore ;‘f:“)“d' e e kg A0 diff:_ eS| one of the perils which most folks | of the wings by the coating of frozen | snow, which eould be shaken off eas- .ffl‘lcdn cgfit&:‘.fle‘: ;’i‘:"_a l:’d°l" killed rave hopped out of the red ink| | dling clothes for 45 years, Yot when 0 poor second to | cxpoct Commander Richard E. Byrd |vapor and the consequent reduction |ily by shifting the angie of his #70 © i . the Bxehauge mned Aetoss TABAIA |\ o e a5 g0 to encounter on his Antarctic flights, |of their lifting capacity. plane. The police were motified that a il {shveet. vecsutly ta @en b mang 'pk“'dmt' \‘{i‘.,:;‘;““:"":h'": :‘,‘,c"ck;,'f‘ the formation of ice on the wings| Suggesting that planes be equip- dog at §4 Beaver street bit Stanley Announcement that the railroads ’um'r'l(..hal» 1f\uma of 'd“ _u'lffl-;(w::t \:«rgu‘ “;;mhm‘gc 0)::: be:om: n\‘e and other vital parts of his plane, ped with good thermometers, they! The f vptians invented beer | Byoyowski, aged 12, of 26 Beaver learning from their costly error of ‘:"‘“‘“‘“ "":”;h"":p;pi;"fl‘f‘“t\ . | world's fastest growing market for |much less likely to prove or | explained that such an instrument about 1200 B. C. |street, on the leg. er surveying the spac e ignoring the motor truck and bu L e e bamk bullding, com. Slocks and bonds. 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