New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1928, Page 13

TENNESSEE RACE ISNIP AND TUGK Gubernatorial Battle Is Being Hotly Waged Nashville, Tennessee's Tenn., democratic torial race, the most hotly ::n!;ee:r:‘:\; i Air ngms Must Come preceding primaries, held first place In interest today as it resolved into a nip and tuck race between Gov. Henry H. Horton and of all in the campaign yesterday's atate-wide Hill McaAlister. With 1,694 of the turns showe Alister 76,26 didate received only scattered votes, McKellar Leads In the democratic senatorial con- | development for the test, Senator raced far precincts. 959; Garrett, 43,739. The candidates fare far in the rear. Mayor James A. Fowler of Knox- ville had no opposition for the publican senatorial nomination, The two “Macs” both supported by the powerful Shelby county (Mem- phis) political organization, piled up huge votes in Shelby the home of | MecKellar. McAlister there gubernatorial nomination and congressional nominations nessee. In the governor's about 2,200 over Raulston in returns from cincts. The vote: Hopkins 8,217; Raulston 6,054, In middle and west Tennessee no returns were re- ceived on this contest and indica- " tions were that the nominee would not be known until official figures are recefved. Incumbents Leading All of the congressional incum- bents were leading in the three dis- tricts in which there were contests. In the second J. will Taylor, re- Ppublican, had 5,762 to 1,224 for Roy N. Btansberry, in 76 of 721 precincts. One hundred and seventy-nine ©out of 239 precincts in the seventh gave the democratic incumbent, E. E. Eslick 7,491 to 3,339 for W. B, Turner. Congressman Gordon Browning, democrat, elghth district was well ahead of Hjrman Cravens when 171 Of the 263 precincts had reported. The count: Browning 7.234; Cravens 4412. In the ninth where five * Sought to succeed Garrett Jere “Cooper, in 194 out of 216 precincts had 8,697 to 7,842 for W. W. Craig, his nearest opponent. The other three trailed. WORK 70 STUDY ALL CONDITIONS Chairman of G, 0. P, Committee | Will Cross Continent Washington, Aug. 3 (®—Condi- tions in the west and middle west Will receive the first hand attentios of Chairman Work of the republi- can national committee in a trip across the continent, beginning to- night and pointed to the notifica- tion exercises of Herbert Hoover at Palo Alto, California, August 11. For the first time since the con- vention, party leaders of all ranks from the Alleghenies to the Rockies | Will meet tomorrow in Chicago with Chairman Work and with Mrs. Al- vin T. Hert, a vice chalrman of the national committee. Principal attention is expected to | center upon the outlook in the agri- cultural states which were hesitant in lining up behind Hoover at the Kansas City convention. Meanwhile, a definite decision on the proposed campaign in the south is in abeyance and this situation will | be taken up with the return of Mr. ! Hoover ahd Chalrman Work from the Pacific coast late this month. Bcouts are in the field in the south- ern states and their reports will be | analyzed later. Dr. Work will have another con- ference at 8an Francisco on August 13 to which Pacific coast party leaders have been invited. Both the Chicago and San Francisco confer- | ences will include state officers as well as members of the national committee from the various states. Traffic Study Planned i In Business Waste War Washington, Aug. 3 UP—Elimina- | tion of avoidable wastes in modern business through scientific traffic | management is the purpose of a ! study to be undertaken by ihe transportation division of the de- partment of commerce. Facts and figures will be collect- ed on the movement of merchan- dise by rallway, airway, waterway and highway in an etfort to deter- mine the relation of traffie depart- ments (0 the efficient conduct of business. Wayne E. Butterbaugh, protessor of transportation at the University of Minnesota, will con- duct the study under direction of Norman F. Titus, chief of the transportation division. The Asso- clated Traffic Clubs of America will cooperate. Wastes resulting from {nade- Quate attention to traffic matters, Aug. 3 (P— state’s 2,230 precincts reported, the unofficial re- Horton 78.441; Me- Lewis §. Pope 18,- 879; D. W. Dodson, the fourth can- Kenneth D. McKellar | army air corps and has had a part ahead of the first four |in all of the army’s aerial accom- opponents piling up a plurality of almost 37,000 over Representative Finis Garrett in returns from 1,670 The vote: McKellar 80,- other re- race, Raleigh 8. Hopkins had a lead of Judge John T. 285 pre- the coat of maintaining a traffic de- partment, the relation of a traffis department to other branches of business and the relative impor- tance of traffic management are some of the major phases of W inquiry. PROPELLERS ARE HEY 7O SUCGESS Through Them Dayton, Ohio., Aug. 3 (A—Back of the crowds cheering the flying heroes are the mechanics and tech- nicians who have made their ex- ploits possible. Seldom does lauda- tion come to them, but the thrill of achlevement is as keen. 3 Frank W. Caldwell belongs to that group. He is In charge of propeller United States plishments. Caldwell designed the “miscarta” propeller used extensive- ly on tri-motor Fokker planes, in- cluding the Hegenberger-Maitland flight to Hawail and the “Southern Cross” journey to Australia. Miscarta is a composition of fab- {ric and glue. It is particularly de- sirable for tri-motored planes be- cause the air stream of the central motor overlaps the side motors, }causinz a vibration. Wood and { metal cannot withstand this strain. Others see its comforts. Caldwell traces the development in the pitch propeller and its composition. ‘Today rescarch is toward a mag- nesium propeller only two-thirds as heavy as aluminum,” he said. “We also are experimenting with a prop in flight.” As set now, the pitch of propellers is correct for maximum speed, but in landing and taking off, when the too high, Caldwell explains. In 1909, when Glenn Curtis, the Wrights and other pioneer plane designers scarcely could get their planes off the ground. Caldwell | completed his work at the Massa- wrote a thesis on airplane propel- lers. Since then, he has devoted his energies to that one phrase of aviation, FIUME DEVELOPMENT COSTLY Fiume, Italy, million lire, about $631,000, will be made available for port development and improvement of the public sery- | ices, under the terms of a loan con- tracted for by the Fiume munici- pality. CANADIANS INVESTING Washington, Aug. 3 (® — Cana- dian investors have purchased about half the total of Canadian securi- ties offered jointly by American and | Canadian investment houses this | year. The 27 joint issues totalled | $258,000,000, of which Canadian in- vestors bought $101,500,000, the De- partment of Commerce estimates. FOOT SPECIALISTS SAY FOIS. MWC&RNS 0-JOY viths 10c s, THIN AS PAPER—STICK WAFER ON AWAY GOES PAIN—OUT COMES CORN AT Dressméoods Shop 400 MAIN ST. 400 FRUIT O° THE LOOM Regular 25c. Yord ... 19¢€ PEQUOT SHEETS 81x90 $1.29 Each ...... PEQUOT the evolution of the || received a|airplane in its flights, its engines, | | plurality of almost 20,000 there and closely pressed Horton for the lead, | The republican primary, in which were contests only for the for in four districts, three of which are repre- sented by democrats, attracted lit- tle attention outside of East Ten- of the || the pitch of which can be changed ||| speed is cut, the proper angle is|| chusetts Institute of Technology and | Aug. 3 (A—Twelve ESEEESsS = STORE O X DRSS Stop! Look! and Buy! Automobile Supplies These Are Close-Out Prices Inner Tubes 29x4.40, 30x31p Emergency Gasoline Tank Wedge Cushions . Tail Lights ... Stop Lights Ford Timers . Battery Tester: Motor Meters Radiator Ornaments Trouble Lights Ford Hub Ca Slogan Plates ., Auto Jacks .. 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