New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1928, Page 5

. " o Ready o Start on Flying Cam- iga Trip Through South Washington, Oct. 5 UP—Herbert Hoover made ready today for the second of his flying campaign trips, this one to Elizabethton, Tenn., where tomorrow he will present his cause to the voters of the democratic south, although he will speak in a republican stronghold. Accompanied by Mrs. Hoover and their son Herbert, Jr., and a num- ber of newspaper correspondents, the republican presidential candi- date will leave Washington late to- night for the mountains of eastern Tennessee. Before his return Sun- day he will have made at least three speeches in as many towns and re- viewed an historical and industrial pageant at Elizabethton. Leaders to Join Him At Roanoke, Va, the nominee will be joined by a number of repub- lican leaders of the old dominion, his first talk will: be in that state at Bristol, where he will be pre- sented to a rear-platform audience by C. Bascom Slemp, national com- mitteeman, and for many years the only republican member of the house of representatives from Vir- ginia. ‘The address at Elizabethton is re- garded by soma of Hoover's advisers as one of the most important of the entire campaign, and, although ft will be broadcast only over the south, it is intended for nation-wide consumption. It is the second he has prepared since his return from the notification ceremonies in Cali- fornia and the fourth one of the campaign. Luncheon Guest Hoover will arrive at the rapldly developing Tennessee industrial town Jjust before noon and after passing through the main streets he will be the guest of the Chamber of Com- merce at a luncheon. He is to talk at 3 p. m, in a natural amphi- theater and his audience will include visitors from North Carolina, Vir- ginia and Kentucky a8 well as from ‘Tennessee. The third speech of the day will be at the Soldiers’ home on the out- skirts of Johnson City, Tenn. That address, which 1s expected to deal rather extensively with veterans’ re- lief matters, was in the process of preparation today and the candidate hoped to have it completed before boarding his train here tonight. Motor to Johnson City After the talk to the veterans, the Hoover party will motor into John- son City for a banquet by the Cham- ber of Commerce. It has been atated that Hoover will make no ad- dress either at this function nor at the luncheon to be given him at Elizabethton. However, those ar- ranging for these affairs are hopetul that he will have a few words to say. Leaving Johnson City, at 7:15 p. m., tomorraw night, Hoover will re- turn here early Sunday morning in time to attend church services. He will be back at his headquarters Monday morning to resume work on the speech he is to deliver at Bos- ten a week from next Monday night Princess Ileana First Woman Navigator Bucharest, Rumania, Oct. 5 (®— Princess Ileana today became the first qualified woman navigator in the history of Rumania. The princess, who toured the United States with her mother, Queen Marie, and her brother, Prince Nicholas, was successful in oral, written and practical examina- tions for navy navigators. The ad- miralty has already breveted her as “first helmsman of the fleet.” For Quality and Economy BUY “NATIONAL” MEATS | NEW BRITAIN DALY HERALD, HODVER TOLEAVE [GOY. SITH GETS TONGHT FORTENN, | MANY PRESENTS Mail Sack Filled Upon Refurn From Tour Albany, N. Y., Oct. 56 (® — Gov- ernor Bmith's official start in his campaign for the presidency has in- creased by several hundred a week the notes from his well wishers and the gifts from those who give more concrete form of their regard. The gubernatorial mail sack was filled and waiting to be Opened by the governor and his wife on their return to Albany after a two weeks' absence from the executive mansion. Mrs. Smith admits that she is just now getting to the bottom of her own personal mail and George B. Graves, sercetary to Governor Smith, with his staff of secretaries and stenographers, have spent & busy few days getting the gifts un- wrapped and the correspondence piled to be answered. Wax Flowers A bunch of elaborately modeled and colored wax flowers was await- ing the governor on his return. A can made entirely from small pieces of leather, put together by the hands of a feminine admirer in the south, is now gracing the umbrella stand in the entrance hall of the mansion. Useful gifts such as foun- tain pen and pencil sets, fine linen handkerchiefs and lone dollar bills have made their acceptable appear- ance. Mrs. Smith, who in the past has made a practice of answering per- sonally every bit of mail that has come addressed to her, 8 beginning to feel that perhaps she will need help it she is to clear up her desk | before the start of the next cam- | paign tour. 2 | The most prized letter she has received recently is from a 21-year- | old girl in Kentucky, who lists her reasons for casting her first vote | for Gov. Smith, “And she says that T am one of | the reasons,” explained Mrs. Smith. her face breaking into a pleased smile. 107-Year-Old Supporter Robert P. Mills, blind, a Smith | supporter in California, wrote the governor a letter on his 107th birthday, enclosing a $100 bill, ex- plaining that he hoped the candidate would accept this contribution to the campaign fund. Chinese Women Decide Freedom Has Drawbacks Peking, Oct. 5 (A—Chinese wom- | en, eagerly striking out for free- dom, have hit a snag. Divorces have | appeared at a phase of the eman- cipation of women. 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