New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1929, Page 8

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1929 | the name of the king, Mussolini and |erable anxiety wad felt at first (or[ [their personnel | were proceeding to put into effect|year since the abbot of St. Paul ARTICH[]KE I]EALER \RE[}EPTI[}N RUUNDS 1,,,,, Italian government.” the safety of the fliers, and when [;HINA ANI] RUSS'A | e | Mudken's declared policy that the|the present Father Schuster, will be | The fliers were lifted to the|they tailed to arrive on scheduled | Railroad Vitally Important Russian Chinese Eastern employes | raised to the dignity of cardinal at shoulder: some of the people in |time, Premier Mussolini ordered that The Chinese stern railway | must refrain from political activity. | the secert consistory next Monday, []UIZZEI] lN l]EATH, BEEUN BY FLIERS the surging mass and carried to the |all the ‘:mmlh of the I‘ru;d be in- AT []l][]s lN EAST joins with the ans-Siberian rail- A BERIQ el BL July 15, and “proclaimed” at the ibarrier of the field, where other of- |structed to remain in readiness for way at Manchuli. Manchuria. yul o st a week fr ay. i i ay at Manchuli nchuria POPE HONORS MEMORY OF public consistory a week from today ficials greeeted them. The Ameri-|any emorgency. . The line was built by the Rus - e | cans did not recognize the officer uge Crowds Assembles sians, and under agreements dated rder i r Gir : f led (Continued from First Page) who stood next to Balbo but he was ! The officials of the city and gov- (Continued From First Page October 2, 1920. and May 31, 1924 FIRST TO BEAR H'S NAME Order of‘Rambo“ (:lllS. Pelham Manor Resident Halt S slpnE e R B e i = S el e s b Rl ! Hold Compounce Outing ‘ . the villa Sparta by Mr. Kirk . jbrated of Italian fliers. m., while a number of invited guests and the director "‘_Y”""‘ ading cOm-1, 4 Chinese. 1t has 1.100 miles in e New Britain Assembly, Order of ]fl B\l“fi[ PlOOI Sfidfll] A reception at the capitol by the When Yancey was informed later [soon filled the space reserved for |mission. All Russian banking and | o 0™ L5l oonforms to the| Will Pray at Temb of Martyr Rainbow for G governor of Rome and tea at the who the Italian officer was he them on the airfield. Large forces |trading operations in Harbin have | home of Alexander Kirk, first sec- | wanted to dash through the mass of |0f carabineers were on duty | been closed. Managing Director Em- New York, July 11 (UP)—Fra retary of the American embassy. | humanity to shake hands with De |throughout the day, wearing their shanov and other highest officials Ciroterranova, 39, owner of a $30,- ! were the principal points on their | Pinedo again and thank him for the |colorful uniforms topped off by Na-|among the Russians still were free 000 home in Pelham Manor, who | program today. The embassy put |welcome De Pinedo had extended in |poleo. hats. They kept a careful | but thrcatened with arrest. told police he was an “artichoke | gutomobiles at the disposal of th name of Italian aviation. But guard on the crowd to prevent the | The coup began Wednesday morn- AR importer” today will be paraded fliers this morn so that they [the crowd was too thick for such |possibility of a stampede when the ing at 7 a. m. the dispatches said R In spite of the rain the “Rain- fore material witnesses in the X ht use them for sightseeing and |an attempt plane arrived. Chinese police seizing the telephor ¢ of the first Pove to bear his name. |pow" girls had a pleasant time, , held its annual Russian standard gauge of five ! et, and is of vital importance to the Russian communication system Olorte Durine 1 enis e Fate outing at Lake Compounce yesterday afternoon. There was an attendance Da ; Observed. ’ ar ay Also pscryed of about 35, including Rainbow separating as it does the important | girls, advisory board members and port of Viadivostok from the r Vatican City, July mainder of the soviet union Bine X1 todavt hononed: thetn Marlow murder cast i Later on, however, when the| Besides the carabineers there was | and telegrapn systems of the Chi- | Chang Hurries North S e o s e LN e O Ciroterranova was questioned . tific annir the | Americans were received at the sum-|a large force of metropolitan guards | nesc Eastern railway and ordering | peking, China, July 11 (® —|(he reign of the philosopher-emperor | together groups played games, went length yesterday by Police Commi i LR re Rome |mer home of Premier Mussolini, the [in white tropical helmets and duck | closed all branches of “Dorcom,” o chang Hsuch Liang. son of the late | Marcus Aurelitis. In the evening he in swimming and took in the sighls sioner Grover Whalen, and alth E G Path- | Americans had a chance to speak |Suits. giving the scene a summery | the Union of Russian Railway Em.|ypipshal Chang Tso Lin and him-|expected to descend into St. Peter's, |and amusements. i admiting Ko iy fin al. Popolo Diromano | With De Pinedo at great length, | appearance. The invited guests sat | blov self overlord of Manchuria, hur-|agjolning the Vatican palace, {here| Prizes were awarded to the game emphatica j particular pleasure tnat Beceived by Muoin happily in the airport restaurant, The Russians thereupon declared 2 i | $ sipping summer beverages and cock- a general strike and the tails under the bamboo trees. countered with wholesale arrests in Yancey was asked if he and Wil- Harbin d other stations on the 1 riedly departed for the north today ' to pray at the tomb of the prede- | winners as follows. Murion Sorrow, hon receipt of news from Harbin | cessor whose name he bears Gertrude Porter, Dorothy Crowley, Chinese officials there had | Today was also a fete day ¢ Myrtie Iverson, Ruth Hewitt, Iola the telegraph administration | church of St Paul's-Outside Sahrbucher of the Chinese Eastern railway. Walls, as it is in Benedicoine con The ving of ice cream at the ng told friends he | ducted churches everywhere. Spe-|close of the day’s program ended rbin authorities | cial emphasis was laid on it this|the festivitics smph nats : : ) 1 Chinese rack the n v an lta e fliers, accompunied by th portatior n 3 oy N hat rsecretar) were received ny Police took ' premier at Villa Torlonia, where gave the Italian dictator a full of their flight and th heart of th th which they had to on of the young and | conten Mussolini scemed deeply tody vesterday over the We into New York city sedan. He held a a pistol issued by liams had finished the bottle of road. whiskey which they had carried Chinese police headquarters issued along. He smiled and confessed | a communique in which it was that he had stated that the May 27 raid on the e s e Rt i e Russian consulat neral at Har istice Willi 3 o : R T s T e e bin had uncovered evidence that enlen coul o i a plane perfected arrative of storms and fog and cSjansSunionsganayotergiaoviet Bdliue ss : ; { manned by two fliers, | transatlantic adventure 11 Duce con- n in northern Manchuria were spreading communist propa- PR stock gratulated them on their couraze X ek fabu hou - |and success. He asked them many zanda aimed at disruption of Chi- 1s of mil (uestions nese unity. el The premier had motored to th [LE vasisald ]1}."‘7 i ! “',):, il § : cted Hilariously tirdrome in his own car and actel 3 g Sl e LT ¢ s o2 4 o s his own driver. He stood around (Continued From First Page) governor of the Harbin district, to e e e | (UP)—To the - s ar close the headquarters of all such nesses "v).;'»l ) lis ‘Hw‘]'-‘:“;“‘ 1“‘;:"~‘ 1(,:1 ;:,4‘,‘:[“.‘ ;.(.m\:"‘:fi :_,:"“, [‘:"’f,,,'v\'.(’;,',‘ ‘,‘,z": nassed ani\vx it about ten miles in- sovict organizations and disband I e G e oaetiimin| 10t hen we made for the land 2 Sty 3 ting it at Civita Vecchia, whence ter being estior \dded today the names of Roger Q \]11;} fslione “\ “‘f“j““‘“ alons (o proceeded down the coast. but he will be paraded Willizms and Lewis A. Yancey, the|the Mediterrancan, were late in ar Followed Lighthouses e witnesses today, Comm American aviators who re the “"[;“_"n; he st stages “My maritime experience came in len announced t to achieve Rome as the goul ) handy. I was able to pick out ‘hal ¢ ot ¢ b flight from Spain we were held up i g Whalen said Ciroterranova L trans I lish Ronscs andifc ot et I 1 4 ) 2 U (he daring DY Strong headwinds,” Yancey ox. | UShthouscs nd f :nm (;‘ i e o V his been seeki fliies S RACh Phere an | Plained, “that prevented our arriv- ; et DERLS C L 7 o Iy of tleme Eternal 1 30 miles awa but we ere not sure Tyekiizatiog s from Old Or-|al on schedule. At times we wer CULE CARERT DM T O 0 . : vere out destination until we +d, Muine, did not diminish the|able to average only 40 miles turned in from the coast and pic. ed HOME MA]jEPLANE FMLS, thusiasrgot Imi;m“ .‘,“\,.i‘,?,‘,“,_‘. h”.’\\n-ll Satisfied With Ilight 09 00 T Rl e AL Lt the the capital of the Medi-| “But I am fully satisfied with SR o ¢ e e e athfinder had covered about | Somment Ne was glad it wes over. Americans were | 42 D GI AT e Aar | Gt G AT e Gt Lh Spare Parts Machine Had Difficulty t Santander, Spain, |ica in approximately 42 hours of | uteC RAACRY. Cd 4rl oBly sorry spannir Atlantic, because | 1ving time. The flight from Old|! (R M TR A b Gl Getting Up—Wing Crumples il Ceara e G Orchard to Santander was about | '°P '}, s g ""“‘ e o TR e 5400 milee. " Irom' Saniandes Cts|in' the Pathfinder with {he load o e fuel that we tried to carry in the he arrival of the American mon- | Rome is $35 miles. They covered | - rrival of the American mon Iedli e i n Tlaahi W) would have made 1.000 Feet Above Larth. oot e oplane Pathfinder was one of the|the last stretch in 10 hours and 12 - 8 Rome in one jump easily most impressive sights ever witness- | minutes. They took off from San- —A home n of stray parts here last nig in a city long accustomed to |tander at-11:18 a. m. Spanish sum- Lllew Above Clouds : SRl ) “We were ten hours out from Old S.| The Americans were in excellent | Orchard Lefore he had our first slimpse of the ocean as the cloud cpened. Throughout the first nigh- we flew nigh and when dawn came cular events. At precisely i o'clock last night (3 . m. E The men were William T.) the plane swooped out of the |condition after their grueling battl former army nd 1 < Ttalian sky. The pale glare of | With the elements and their lor former art ; the lights at the Littorio airport, |Stretch in the cramped quarters of nev: | he Pathiinder we found oursely a blanket | i cf white clouds » flew above the plane ir n for which 4 ”» hese clouds and never saw o sed 4s to give him flying lessons, o =htine from another |the United Press. “So is Williams.” | & A HLLEC N OULE: ADe en OIIr They had difficulty getting iddenly lighting from another is William e Eroundlwhen (hey stirted:t 7 planet Before he could go any further A oat oEit Fatine ~witl . ‘°;‘ Jyhen thevistarteditnele flt nthe easy, [the surging crowd swept him away |, o MO8 08 1O REVERTEE WL early last n and persons eful land \al [ toward the official s.ands, where ba- | & "N 8, o loductos 1 l en rautwein fly ield said the J : R i o compass did not work atter we left — i most uproarious cheer heard |sides many members of the Euro- | 50" Oreiirg. My sea - experience & g Thousands of persons had |pean diplomatic corps, Alexander C. i until it reach S L R S T B s tef or/came m handy in working the stars wing was se a e rlelds tofunise I BIVe )| 2t "‘"’ IS ';" of ”;y AMETICan [y or guidance. Venus and Viga, the Sl olunEe. ricens thessort of el chaN e AM-yiorning star, the last of which . = which only the Latins are |bassador Iletcher was out of the heautital in southern latitudes. were | CAstoria is a comfort when Baby capable field was jammed to | city during the arrival of the avi-|jojpryl x is fretful. No sooner taken than the Two Belgian Princes capacity. The verandas of the hous- | ators o little one Is at ease. 1f restless, a| plane was particularly |- Confined to Rooms ©¥ Wwere racked. The green siretches Yancey continued later «dapted fo this kind of navigation | [©W drops soon bring contentment Brussels, July 11 (P—Twp Bulgian |01 the field were dense with on-| “Had we had enough gasoline W=/ Sinco theve was very fittle vibration,| N0 harm done, for Castoria is a B B : lookers. The whole vicinity was lit- | certainly would have reached Rome | yseq a different method than the | Paby remedy, meant for babics, Per- | princes were confined to their beds |, .y filleq witt 5 without an interruptiof : . feetly safe to give the youngest in- | today rally filled with humanity 2 ption ordinary one. Instead of standing|fectly sa g the young | Crown Princa Leopold, who caught | . Officialdem was on hand to give| Plans Ave Indefinite {up for my sightings I sat down on | fant: you have the doctors’ word for cold Eunday on the occasion of tne |tNe Americans a welcome in the| I do not know how long we (he floor and made the sighting | that! It is a vegetable product and e 4 ccasion o * name of the k Premier Musso- |Shall remain in Europe, but we e hrough the large fore windows, ¢ you could use it every day. But it's | ativities at Namur, probably wil \d the Ttalian people. The | Dect to remain in Rome for several |being more reliable, in an emergency that Castoria | remier was there in person before |days. We certainly expect to visit Wanted Stormy Weather means most. Some night when con- arrival after waiting for | London before we leave for hom “Our navigation was practically | Stipation must be relieved—or colic the fliers for rly two hours he and if possible we both would like|perfect. We followed the 41st pai- | pains—or other suffering. Never be luenza. tinally departed, just abos five | to witness the Schneider cup races.” |allel all the way across with only | Without it; some mothers keep an - == ninutes hefore the Pathfin ar-| Yancey was asked if there wos|slight deviations which we rectified |extra bottle, unopened. to make sur 3 CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY ed any possibility of his flying back to zs soon as we obtained cross bear- will always be Castoria in th a" Hazardville, July 11 (P—DMr Balbo Greets Aviators United States. He s ings from the sun and stars 5 i s effective for older chil- Mrs. George Taylor, residents h Ttalian undersecretary for “We might fly over t X We were greatly favored by wind . t00; read the book that comes ‘Y. for many years, today celebrat r. Ttalo Balbo received the fliers regions, but as for return ver all the way. I should have liked even | with | 0 0 an aviation student, who w to have purchased a half-ir where the landing was made, gave the plane a strange, weird appear-| ‘I am feeling fine, fit and sple be kept in his room for several days. His younger brother, Prince harles. has a severe attack - . otir Family their 67th wedding anniversary. in the name of the 1z and the the Atlantic, that we shall not try a stronger wind. While other flicrs They were married in Somers July kingdom. He was one of the first|before next year.” waited for fine weather 1 wanted a 11, 1862 and went on their honey- the hands of the aviators.| Great preparations were made at|storm which would have driven us . moon by stage coach to the ffer you my heartiest congrat- | Littorio air port for the reception |across. If we had had that sort of e < % - \ Yancey and Williams.” |of the fliers, who were expected | wind we would have reachcd Rom & . o r. Taylor is 86 and his wife 84. 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