New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1929, Page 24

ERAL ATTERBURY Peansylvania Rt R President Two railroad presidents, seven vice presidents, two or more gener- al managers and supérintendents and other railroad officials number- ing 31 or more will be in this city June 7, when the New Britain traf- fic bureau of the Chamber of Coms rierce will be hests on ‘“‘Pennsyls vania Day” te officials of the Penne. eylvanis and New Havén rallroads. General W. W. Atterbury, presi- dent of the Pennsylvania raliroad with six vice préesidénts of that rall. road, with six trafic managers, a purchasing agent, and a galaxy of fréight and passenger agefits will be Nere in a special train of at least three private cars, President J. J, Pelley of the New York, New Haven ‘14 Hartford railroad, with one vice presidént atd DAY, MAY “TABS™ MUBKAL COMEDY : |JUNNR ACHIRVENENY S0k fl'll-! lfill “Page the l'thu" Wins lulmxnmufi-m' Lasrsls 2t Bostud Povdoratbsse o Directerd = Mre. K. 8 Beiove Ditighied Sedtonss. Tassofis Presisent. A crowd thet wurpumed In oiss | - Officers of the Junler Achieve- | that Which saiw the AFIt perTormence | ment Feundation, Ine, o8 Now Brit- Plans teamic mon and Miiresd 4 | nisAy times during seng ud dance 'rne oungn o l“ t commit: “ ; reons, m’? ;mmn and geeral manager o P & F. Corsin plant. Robert teafie MANEEF O the Btans | l-y worn will be shairmun of thé m»«n mnm -m dulrlu:‘n fic depariment. -Othet Members ¢ the committed on Arrangements in. cludd Fréd G. Rudeell, J.Iln A unz say, Arthir l'l Petts Fountain. cl l n.u.u %Y, and 8. Intendeénts, and traffic, freighd and transportation managers will cemic In & epecial train, - At isadt 81 of hess Ofticlals are knewn. te Mavp dannmly planned to attend the eut- ing, which will be held at the Shut. tie Meadow club, while many éthers will be invited. The program is nét an exclusive aftair, accerding to. J.° F. Atwater, traffic manager of the Américan Hardware corperation, but I8 6pen This. will be the fitét time Gene eral Aatterbury and his staff will pay an official visit to New England and | biggest in years in ‘New England traffic circiés. FENG'S ARREST ORDERED Nanking, May $4 UP—The Nation: alist gévernment in Nankins has ors dered the arrest of Feng Yu-Hslanf formerly known as the general, as & redl. to anyone intdreted in trafic, ANip- ping, railrosd and tranépdration problems. Géneral Atterbry 18 remembered by New Britain peéple, not ehly as president of the great Pénnsylvania raflroad system, but the man who, under President Wilson, had charge of transportation of tréeps and sup- plies in Europe during the World Christiay. ore’ boing made 10 Invm’ mmw of tha lumv vlork- tra:; ofter! of “Pags. the .Prined” the musioal [ain for the year 19891430, -e—- Goimedy, WAICR whd presented at the Y.u" tnmnu under the suspides of the soclety, occu every portion of avallsble spase the nflufl-l Tast night. Gleeted ‘at & spéial meeling of foyndation held in the.eity hall M night. Several new. wAmiés appéar on the beard of directors. i mmz. The aho uclu wm over Bettor \bl! the Alght be and ice president, nwy Nrs. 7. W, numluta treas urer, Joha C. Lédmid. Egecutive’ committee: Edward M. Pratt, James E. O'Brien, George P. Iucr. Willlam Midalemas, A. H. otts. AGditions s the beard ef dires: tors ave Harry C. Brown. Miss Mary Campbail, Miss Jullen Dunn, Mes. Frederick Ensworth, Rev. Jehn J. Keane, M. T. Suuney, Robert C. Vance and Dawin B. Weeks. 8 spoeialtios lM astors werd appistd. o8 vigerous!: D. l'unu director, and Jflll ¥ Crean. musical Girecter, had tafactien of sdelng Taveribie of their Ward werk realised Daily Mr. Créan - hearsalé, necax:m Wl Dirée Crui bé n*:u the 6pIRIeN of the Eather- ln. 1Nt the SR8W. wad the DM pre- 84 oinioe the dAyS WHeR the the occasion 8 éxpected to be thé 00 sotn In this eity. Tentative plans are Gnderway for & amnn thow (0 bé preseated in the fall e ean THEFE are abBul 1,480,000 acrés in Amm» asveted o the cuitivatien of tabhoes. - It 16 éstimated that thé world acreage of twbacco {8 over 4,600,000 acres. two general managers, three super- War. He also ia one of the pioneer movers in the plan for a world-wide hook-up of rail and air transporta- tion, At a nittee cohsisting of Mr. Atwater, Walter H. Bell and P. J. 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