New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1928, Page 5

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These masterpieces, the work of the famous Czecho-Slovak artist, |w: o Alphonse Mucha, will be placed 1n | © pe e D o other 8 permanent museum and present- | Ney york state candidates at 3 p. ed by Mr. Cranc as a gift to the | n, “over WEAF, WGY and WGR. Czech nation. (T¥me is Eastern). It took the veteran artist 20 years to complete this gigantic work. Long -before the world war, when Czecho-Slovakia was an Austrian province, Mr. Crane, whose daugh- Th“, Beat as One ter married the son of President| Norfolk, Va., Nov. 2.—(P—Two | Masaryk, presently minister in Lon- ‘(‘Ouplel—newlywed-—hnd to journey | don, supplied the funds for the exc- |all the way from Jersey to Norfolk | cution of this work, which depicts’| !0 become acquainted although they vividly all the characteristic episodes |1{ved near each other on the same of the Slav countries, Czecho-Slo- 8treet at home. vakia, Russla, Poland, Jugo-Slavia, [ From the same New Jersey city Montenegro, Poland and Bulgaria. the two couples were married on the The paintings are displayed in the |Same day, boarded the same boat for exhibition palace at Prague, pending | Norfolk, stopped in the same infor- thelr permanent housing in an ade. |Mation booth at the same time, | quate museum, the foundations of Felected the same dining room and | which were laid some months ago. | the same hour and found themselves | at the same table. i . o The same waltresses served them Work Denies HQ.WI“ . |the same kind of dinners, and after Resign Chairmanship |introducing themselves they found | Aboard Hoover Special Train Eu |that they had the same things.in | Route to Palo Alto, Nov. 2.—(UP)— |common—home, a wedding date, | Chairman Work of the republican | honeymoon trip and all. national committee, who is travelling s far as his home in Pueblo, Colo., {with Herbert Hoover, denied today that he Intended to resign his post. 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