New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1929, Page 6

NEW RBRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1929. New Britain Herald’f,f HERALD lssued L At lierald SUBSCR Yea 8500 a Eatered at the [c as Second C P al TEI Nusin Edito The only pro in the C room always o Member of t Associared | The titled ta { all credited news i Audit th a stric CINTY Hotalin Schultz's Grand Central, PUBLIS PTION o O Chureh RAY Mai) NG COMPANY eet HONE CALLS Omce en erein. Assoctated Press Bureau of Circulation on 5's Ne Newssta 420d Strect, CHRISTMA DO Y during s0n t the glad e more pr they not porform P ter for Fhere when the would not holi: ¥ season ment, food and the kindly assis| of citi ns annual opportu their hilc this year. Tt to heed The d family head with These their ually is sorely pressed meet But happiness of o will be a cmotior per when Jnowle where w “Tt ceive Let tunately thesc i ity of the also is bett those for those who ¢ the pangs of a unless such aid The clude th spirit of SIS R TOR DUTY mands Ly at accompanicd nclu duc poo he population—ziy to ALL; poor remindir hirough ti oper rai- it not for myriad us- wh year to noting ths Christmas satisfyi Ly th r tots else- to re- —and for- major- a heed experience deep disappointment is forthcoming. Christmas must in- city. Th to bring this about is for have to permit be the guide EASING UP ON personalities between contestants in tl imbroglio do boys are ¢ and langu necessarily tend tentions: But when it tax collector that which i permission to h 1 tax colle His due the y cultural Cit Th eflicier e« down as lard order iut th little show! 1o ol moee not 1 point. He low on B effort sho record, «i will feel da lect t the THE WRONG good conscience 0 ¢ e only way those who to AXES arious tax collecting to put on a 1sed 2ood show us. does mot te the con- at to do in co! tor is supposed RIND longs to C: o1 10 be the money sht to hear llows in FURORI ire considerably disturl assisted d over developm mind dest rs of its pol b i astronomical telescope. We | Was erit not t as callous hay of killings t bootleg Killings as w abou: | With him. other type Only in a host cditors re are many persons who wish o uproar over hard 101 i SITES FOR HIGH POWER in are no prosper interim Lfter Hartford | Dolitical Jersey | Morc ¢ aim that their own broadeasting |Of busit ed a -pov stations, h their st is the stock i ios in WABC would T New addition of Everyone rez Yorl Smith won studio, of radio fans | blo nposs to dial their s being due to the ) lame Mr. tioned I 15 zh-powered stations ' other stations on « large roportion of radio receiving s “psyc Something of this is being | heen unmerc 1 in Hartford and New Dritain, | North; and p | thinker in b cently tie Hartford broadeaster - it seems to nocrats us therc e complaints have catisfied tha n ad- | about its power to blankct surround- clected. It 1l Hoover i ns than there has i miration for its strength come, and on many sets, cven the Spring- Hart- icld station is blanked by statiol key oncern the ord | not The station rece the entitled an important however, i certainly be of high | viewpoi th to power. especially gonsidering e rival NBC THE hat fact that t not only has e throug several such stations but has ilar high-powered stations as | ment 1f New Jer t0 a subsidiaries to its chain has been w y takes its opposition “wet” there powercd WABC in New Jers (6 ) ligh- to the plies to 1he Supreme Court, and wins its | has empha ontention 10 change. the against being considered yard” for New will he to remain on | 15th To Co “back York | this broadc le! Long ters, there WABC 1 nd or in York { other nothing | for amendr 15l castern Ne another part and thus blanket | Legisla a nuw New York sta- | who wer tions. Or perhaps it could come into | bition procli Connecticut, fusal (o ratif: the Legislat IHE LONG AND SHORT OF IT As many a mere man suspected, | diction and women are not taking kindly | ment act From that been doub of Parisian fashion y are to wear long little skirts merely law cou those they vut skirts which look to the | CI eral or state Willian: than have beel longer wearing. practiced cye as if they were meant to hide the ankles. New York club women, who de- |in fact the long and short of it at|tion because cam that conclusion | of the That knees may be | for to who be a which flap above able an too short, but those which hide the | tion g What th middle skirts which are nkies 100 1o ¥ Governc the golden other d is to say, short yet [ton on the not long, or skirts which give proper | comes from ful display to the beautiful st hosiery which the hose other s ers turn out nowada wisian style experts 1 t ornets' nest in this land It looks to us as the ne - cofforfs mor e short and | Mary on d more wom- | ¢ ore exercising their | more nt as to type of |approx individual at go with th This, it seems to s, is a vi ndependence. But violat 10 0dds is a victory for the v, do a 1 mongers along Seine 5 ndence 100d. If t womar only themselves to blamn JUTHERN BLASTS AGAINST THE ADMINSTRATION nmemory Iepublican & Nor hministratic y to bl Underwood Democratic tion's woodp o1 s Dhec nd oppo to Gover ud hat lvertise the inherent mpre Democr r 1 Mr. had something | a This political | modification ma considerat icu 1o iron tion of Mr. Wil- |y Hill res i administratin the many made in ir ired 1 litical nen " ot icised Sout 1y-n oy Iepublican administratior cditors the L he wa nsincerity cad litical capital out of such a nt z08 weup officc woul from Republi Smith as Presicent nholog: ifully yrol Sou state it in the White House, and many 7y people ucation in politics ths an; thierd CONNECTICUT prep hout hat s he may 1zed that there has be day necticut has refused to ratify the ment of |acknowledged preponderas of co supposed to possess prohi- vities, y the ure passed a state enforce- time hethe d be enforced 1 offic (o} ty in trying to enforc matter of local history and who attained to his present posi- of 1 city Ritchie of ar prot a sta tates, Nevada and enforcement o abrogate them. Massachu mdergoing w governor s th less t Bal ors prol vesults may satisty citizens in th anytl n successfu nor I 1t i iced is tc in M ion rvoir bly dutifully Hart, whose a s activities, is one who Volsteac ulcating the al promenade the New state | move 1zer of drownings. ling 1 for nd charity bali for the General hos v true follow- ligkel Britain ben iport of the New in Elks will be held in Hanna' armory Sunday afternoon. It is re 1] there dissatistaction - over the propos- lodge 5 its nt meeting ool. | poried is tioin of a this cily osis of | ¢ ed in 100! receive week. ootbull cham | prons Trinity cup Chief expect to 1d banner Rawlings several anonymous tions of late covering He has thrown the waste basket. dly every oty in straits as New next been rec communic two or three all of I, where inded n a chorus o there arc Democratic | matters, them m Practic in the no the stat Britain Ali by supply the fou the administra samg to is known zard ater supply. velict ter oping 1o receiv down t ression 1 to meetings held weekly at the . for the can sce is a workingmen o v cen sfied Drosney Sle » ¢ blizzard. Ch their sleds and Wing narrow Wwago. ren arc in also using many ar 4 from trolley crwood was 1rope hrok Facts and Fancies (By Robert Quillen) at no timc \ during a period ustme such as sire to make po- | 4 evil ne lonc. in s liquor is not an That's true, too. It wihing if you lct i nation itself of fully t clection ar 3 had the he Don't cuvy physical con tiribute of of lligence cnough ol T animals that haven't to realize what come dur an Democratie | int re: a receiving aif |18 coming wmn sour Who to the to begin Kirt bl Wel selling things manufacturers, 15 me? the had me first short he would ha ridiciuled in Rut that Lenpeli e e have female he may calls his wife, th. have 1 s You can starving yearn in. heathen 1t el a land. The instcad of A arc in't stment liad that to wel Mr TR is younz father docsn't Kid the smartest uncommonly modest; probably he liar. thin may mord he but seive an t they could v other way, It anks of they have somebody trough. P. may of closing tries to c is logic in SURVEY onderating s he tarilt can't henefit everybody right to frisk the other fellow's ts orthless if he also has right tc frisk your Connecticut pocl is nally is term < en no doubl. Re- | g1 retail trade slunp. may but business suffer haberd in or's questionnairs stock should do a placcient. n brisk shirt o of . SE iRt Americanism: 7 ‘zood citizens™ rein because Wwo groups o criminals don't can't giving they this free what their despite ) care happens have ce in the own way. untry legislators The next great legal decision, oh- tained by some smashed by adopteg:| Whether or straight up. Jut despite re- a plane, will not property determine rights go 1$th amendment. concurrent juris- Some fathers still seem wonderful to their small sons, and some have tried to help work arithmetic, to this there has v the prohibition | py many ¢ colleze is scheduled to enjoy absent-minded explain: I for- rip cord.” ther fec uckles Is or both. Polic professors tivi- | Eot o pull the the dry law is Tt takes a firm belief in “personal {liberty” to make y.u feel superior to Jaw while sneaking up an alley to pay 50 cents for an ounce of rot- offici the favor of th e act is unen- | Ty is A save the ica’s destiny to lead and world—not just now, of course, but after she develops brains 1d backbone enough to escape the rule of gangsters. modifica- Maryl 1 address in nd the Bos- He not hibition law Good the satisf weather fortunc ariest tion in tI somewhere is comparai; day ye report else, and find wo te that has on can nforcement New! law Wis- which York, Monta Correct half erl perons this sentence: “I my fortur citizen, doesn't affect me or will zive Kk this fat and pros though business.” acts, have of to chec 0. said the even my a campaign o W showed from | (Copyright Publishers' Syndicate). at crime in ti- ‘j Observations On The Weather 14 gland: lightly irday; han in Boston, of same population; timore police, in- time trying to prohibition L added thorough re serious offe Dec New I preceded by rain in Connecticu cloudy and colder, Forecast for I Cloudy, preceded by ¥ morning, colder cloudy. itions: The western Vashington or Southern Forecast “loudy, warmer Sunday laws. Maryland court, procedure swift top of astern New York: rain ecarly at night; freedom from Sature and sure punish- disturbance i Ontario g is advancing east 1 southeast ¢ ough tward. The outlook is or showers wturday in the north Atl bLe cooler on S wday in th put upon the a Iriday be- Hudson Bay ng south and s trying to help morn ard, bition law is pro- expense ! consider- f on ic states turday night north Atlantic e prohibition luaw, hing but satis or § states o disbelieve in llions of *in be- tion. consisting oi Seven Alaskan Craters Spouting Sulphur Smoke Duteh Harbor, Alaska, Dec. 14 (P Reports that seven voleanoes on the castern Aleutian Islands and southern coast of the Alasl sula were spouting flames and ding dense sulphur smoke first outburst in rezion since 1 was believed marine men her today to indicate it and and coast contours there n being altered o st in temperance but that the dry law . accord- i s dig no s who will | g, ka in that by i lassachusetts; and al o Zene this ubject in g I'he ¢ arrived with volennoes Kaimai, Magz Akutan, Shisaldin were ur ion-|of the voleaniocs nd decided 'u‘\ ivilization but 4 the Wal- |1 we on the order 1o re-jof the peaks. W the uner Starre reports that the Pavlof. Kagamil, Chiginagalk isually active. Al remote fron: Indian settle islands near som here a few in of the order | man whose house fs | and | nications (0 'un w Liditor, care o1 (he New Beitaln Heendd. and soor (etier will be forwardmd (0 New York WHICH DO YOU THINK? 1ose Christmas ties of fearful hue. We can't help wondering about | ‘en | Were they designed by people who Have lost their minds or, were | born without ‘em? | Come to Strip to the i e off shoot you! waist, do yonu those clothes! na A but why un- e last guy 1 bullet-proof vest, no chances this tim ~Mrs. A. A plugged and 1/ Hill SHOP NEWS WEEKLY o takin® THE IUN Drama hats, igned to show the specially des And the of some of them seem specially designed to show the aker’s cheek! we read, wear- brices . e Medical A burglar recently posed as a doc- tor and carried a stethoscope. Suspicion was aroused when it was discovered that his handwriting vt illegible! PRI sports barber his A Tondon en admitted chin when that e he s having Yes buying jon? cuts himselt but does he bottle of talk himself into special skin lo- Social “People,” he said, “simply have not been thinking about going to the theater during the past few days TIt's the worst business 1 ever saw. It's worse than Yoem Kippur and Good Iriday put together.” York World. Let's keep ‘om apart! Puzzled! “Dad. did Noah have two rything when he went into the | “Yes, Johnn of cv Ark Iather Johnny: my son. Why?" | hen how did he divide of trouscrs among lis | Maric P. Walts T7 you like music, tune in on Chi- cago some night and hear the sing- | ing bullets! | ! could e\ f I A ] ’ i | |"THE LINE 1S BUSY” sosiow. WO JAZZ LYRIC WRIY | HAVE A CHAT! | Overheard by Olive Brady “Hello there, Jack, old | Mighty glad to you back, Loy!” “Hello, George! to be home again, never to roam | ugain. Skies were gray, while I| was away, but since I park, park, | parked my pack in my little old Park, Park Avenue shack, I'm feel- | ing happy and gay." | “Have you seen your vour one and only pal?” “Have 17 Just step a little closer | this way and listen to what I have | to say. 1 took her in my arms again, felt her tender charms again. 1| sure did miss the bliss of her kiss while 1 was out in Detroit.” “She was blue and broken-heart- | ed the day that you departed.” | “Yeah, so she told me. But since her lovin' papa came a'knocking at | the door. she’s got mothin' to do | with the blues no more.” | “Well, so long, old pal. Got a| little date for half-past eight. Have | to hurry along, scurry along, ‘caus s a fast-steppin’ mamma and she | can't wait.,” “So long, old pal. see you again. providing you don't run away | with ... . RS H boy! old | Gee, it's great little gal, kit she My | Together Best 3 Your His Desire! vs. Haines: “Oh, don't you like children 2™ 01d Batch: “Sure. I could s ‘em Ly the hour!” —Katherine Tows. | Admission! : T like the girls who paint and u plenty of perfume. T like to sce girls cat candy and| chew gum. | Women who spend a lot of time| over ice cream sodas and light | lunches appeal to me. | T enjoy seeing girls | father's money freely | Girls who buy all the latest books |and magazines are not to be cen-| sured. |71 own the drug stere on the cor- spent their | | | nert ‘ Why Senator! | “What are you doing. | chappen: ‘S:snumr"" Senator Sutherland (writing at a |table piled high with law books): | [“I am framing a new bill, a bill to] gis-franchise all illiterates.” | | Chappell: “That's a good idea.” | i Senator I'm glad you like it. [ i | | \ | | | clos | othe | suits, | some € 3 L @ @ -« & a - @ . L3 "00?‘006‘6"‘3!‘1‘ PEEIITHRACVIIVIITTTCIILTITICACALGINHE K The Coddied Conviets, or How Christmas Came to Podunk Prison (A play in one act) Characters: Warden John J. Meek of the Podunk prison; Mrs. John J ek, his dutiful wife; four little Meeks, crying to see their papa. who has been absent two wecks The Meek living Time: Present, or thereabouts. Scene Toom. 7 amid rden Meek cnters his home oyful cries trom his offsprings Mra, Meel:, arms akimbo, surveys him with fire in Ler eve Mrs. Meck: “Now John Meck, don’t you try and pull that old gag about being Teld hostage on g zain! You've worn it oul! Wher have you been? What's the idea of leaving your family and—" Mr. Meek: “I ine a chance to explain. it was this way. We did littlh rviot in the prison and they had me d in the office safe for a while state troopers rounded Killing a tofal of pretty pris dear, casy! Give You ¢ and then the up the prisoners 10, which 1 thought good average, m:cing that the ouers only killed two guards. then—" Meek: “John Meek. if you keep this up T'll put you in solitary confinement in the attic, on bread and water! 1 want the truth and I want it now!" Mr. Meek (gmiltily): we did have « little poker game it dian’t last Jong and later- Mr. Meek (trlumphanty): T knew it! Those lifers have been getting you into one of their three- poker games again! What care if the game does last six bt days? They can't go home enyway. It isn't enough that yon 1ould Lo over there night. ceing all the latest talkies, cven he- fore they et them in town here, but you muct leave your wife and fam- ily to gamble with them. How you can expect ony reaconable person-— Mcek: “But I had to kecp yving dear, because the kes cre that if T lost 810 to cach lifer they were to be given their freedom 1 lost that amount very soon and had to argue with them that 1 ought “well, later on they every i pl IHLLLHL888988892202058888888209837505229,51 LLEY ol —THE OBSERVER- Makes Random Observations On the City anc Its People and | commitiec. to have a chance to win it back and | {hey agreed—so we kept on playing 1 only had to let four of 5 it was, and 1 won threc and a couple of blackjacks from the I almest had their prison to n you {hose striped awnings you have been wanting so long.” Mrs. Meck: “Yes, and T suppose vou had some of the guards scrve meals fo you right there, too, while vour family got along the hest it revolvers Mr “That's exactly what aid wuse there has been some complaint lately about the Some of the prisoners said the tu tough und that the straw- berry shortcake didn't have enough whipped cream on it, so 1 decided to e for myself exactly what the con- victs were getting. It was quite a respectable five course dinnmer, T them go, | i readily availablc {met John food. | thought, althoush some of the men | crumbled a little about the fact that | they only got mock turtle soup, in- stead of real turtle.” M little, tion of supper) 1 suppose you lems.” Mr. Meek: “You bet I do, dear. Little Jimmie Meek: “Pa—Pa kin 1 play with your handeuffs, pa, kin 12" Mr. Meek: “Here vou are, Jimmie, and here’s the bluckjack T won from nd returning to the prepara- “After all, John, 10 have your prob- | the naughty criminal; you can play Only don't hit your the head with it.” with that, too. sister Susie ove Mrs, Meck: happened whil: you were away, John? Seems to me T heard some- thing about the fonal Guard being over at tae prison again this weel.” Mr. Meek: “Yeh, we had to get help when somebody in the north tier of cells organized a howitzer company among the reformed mur- derers, and their the howitzer in to them, in sections. It was lucky we found out about it when we did, because they had blown down two sides of the north cell house when we finally got the thing away from them and persua ed them to go Mack to their tiddle- winks geme. Then again the fel- lows cut off one of the guard's ears because the prison movies haven't had enough bathing beauty come- dies recently, but it didn't make much differencz, for the guard had cauliflower ears anyway Mrs. Meek: “Dear, De T don't know what this prison is coming to! A month ago it was a riot because the prison didn't have violet ray health lights and an electric reduc- ing machine, and more movies. D2 you know. John, 1 times think that it would be for cveryone if the prison ve up educ went back to the old system of years ago—plain food and none too much of it, work on the rock pilc, no movies, no Book-of-the-Month subscriptions, and 11 the rest.” Mr. Meek (sighing think you are right, my dear, In the old days prisons were places of punishment—but now. unless all the fellows have the latest model screen grid radios, they raise a fuss. Let's have supper.” All the little Meeks, in chorus: “Yeh, let's have supper or we'll re- volt, pa!" Detten | Artist Likes New Britain So He Puts It In Drawings Several times lately road signs in Batchelor's cartoon, Once Overs, which appears in the Herald night ly, have dirccted passing automo- Lilists to New Britain. It was not an accident that gave the Hardware City this free advertising. This feature of the cartoons aroused considerable speculation as | to why the artist singled out this How do you spell ‘illiterate —Elcanor Sharp. (Copyright. 1929, Reproduction Torbidden). 9, Meel (beginning to relent a | catile What else exciting | | Travellng By friends smuggled | commitic hall by James J Bu:- city reporter I editor s lat Planniag Vanc of public Neill, edi- by Joln of the by Hai- crlin reporter: common council committes ph Ttoct Teporter rd nil rd, mai Johmstone board John O he mayor tutler, report chairman iblican town committe Ginsburg, former Jose e police public w from the for notation. £ made taat inserted locally A cheek-up of other papers ing this service showcd that the ture appears in out-¢!-town heWs. papers identically the same it does in the Herald. An inquisitive yeporter then dug up the stery. It appears that the artist, C. D. Bulehelor, spends his summers in Connecticut town of Ivoryton neighbor! fas he paid call to the and -ception I point Now, place in his miind without even fof rom coast s fair city will the iflustrated hook i, Gty ses of orks erc veral gues Britain” wus how former busin PROPOSE BOOK 1AW JUDGING ON WHOLE Bay State Biil Designed to End Gensorship Muddle us- pic- the n purty hion Hers well thit Lin. likea ma 50 o hen ne, come his cartoons New Britain hobs up and pencils it Hartford he name demand he in ring e consi ton to coast being o it or the el he Io: committee advertiscd ; revision ook law to mayer New Drit- o olution for hip oesting probien taken befor sislatur proposed law ¢ will b Representative the signed by the introduced by Sta Henry 1 committe Senator Patri Rose I'vom Hamble Stev “Give me a ticket this will Sullivan, late planked down addressed his remark (o a ticket t the Grand Cen AL New York city RSt His destination, text and not amount of his capital i g MORITRRACI] was Casper, Wyo. In the yve h clapsed since that d van has lived through a most csting ranch 1 (. ek < s fur me,” said of Treland a handful g 1toston announced erday he roup ke Patrick commitice, consisting of of prominent Massachusett ed the hop under judzed isolated of money the 1 women. expre and N expres e proposed a wou in re [ tressing situation which has brot the ridiculd vorld upon bill vic rs that of the entire civilized Boston.” Ve Sulli- inter- i heavy pen distribut : the committee carcer work as u and, a magnate including St ranch oy IS wher of Wyoni- pleasure of a lotis lieard interestiy last foreman, er, oil and b contly in Hartford Prosecutor Joseph G. Wood city. onal friend of the had the talk him ¢ reminiscences of tury print or tions low “Whoever sells o hallad thi a per man with of lishes, pamphl other distribu W it the halt cen- thir considered ole, s obseen: indecent or - But, the Patrick 1 cnator 1 the warr in W ullivan of Sullivan AR to the laie | indece for 0. years pure, or manif tends to corruy is now § Wyomin: Senator power el the T youth, or an obscen Pic mani successor n, and tern republic of or impure print ture, zur or discription ties a natior estly tending o corrupt the morals a i1 woud liow member No task of round Sullivan’s him, decide 1o the of vouth ily. s or intro. 1 procures, 1ces into a cducation, ¢ ticket agent calcula the relish many the time verse Mr would take again money ng ire capitl uys receives, or has L obscene, uni- L his possession any let, hallad 1eh book printed p imp or purpose present should the senator | indecer travel until his | gave out. With federal government position and his yaric1 interests in Wyoming and clsewhere Mr. Sullivan have little to travel, relief to ticket & When Patrick the cattle country i por ot print picture, imag other either of sale hir hi for the loan or ntroduce school not sitio circulation or ann would however, ting rould or o shall tion which s i by punished more 1l of mnot mprisonment and by« hundred wousand dollar: HOLY CROSS A, €. BLECTS g Sullivan e took 1he n years achod | fine than o he most more than a t hich employment. v Here of the happened to be ranching Mahoney. Indain wars, who had gone to Wy- oming to try his hand at cattle ing Mahoney and Sullivan I common bonds, including nativity occupation, and personality {hat won them the friendship of the cai- tle rustlers who. with regularit depleted the hords of other r but kept clear of the Mahoney anid llivan stoc Then they wer step further, and married who were sisters While still their lands abundantly raising cground veteran ritis- 1 maay | Staniey Samorajesyk Elected esident of Prominent Polish Ov- 1—No Basketball ‘Tear ey sident bt \ past Cross A, (., the organ t's annual neher - i the president of Holy of wion at ing held Charles me girl in Gola church basemer a discover productive o was shunted as the growth fortunes resolved itsclf oil business, and as a natural product. finance. More than a quarter ago. Mr. Sullivan made ance in the political felt. He was honored by th republican party in many ways, and for the past score of years has heen one of the dictators of n: tics as a member committec, in ranchir to 1 oil, a engag 3 cireld baseball president, J nd nley Karn nent social were of into 1 of worl Hol Cross pari ba. their the the by- X treasurer 20 The club, which is « the church St Mary's town. by lished i as basement, will Lowling t n of which the local last Monday 1 The Keller mer treasurer others, meet Midd! W Mid of a century team his impor it in consists Stempien, club, of schemc the ) gietown. Stanley tean wes t John anl of the poli- tional The or informal nization card the will sponso: party <t 1rid basermen thoug city baseball lack of funds from organiz- but will re- s next spring. a ot church ¥ 4 last title the the club is prevented baskethall te baseball activit Holy old, won the Because of cvening = The Man Likes Airplane Anyone who has doubt as {o (! safety, comfort and convenicnee air travel, can have those apprehe sions dispelled by talking with 1.0 Domijan who v returned to his city after a business trip which included 1.200 miles by airplane, Domijan, manager of the aircra’t hardware department of the Stanley New Britain Y ot ing a sume | Worls, was in Wayncka, Oklahoma, | supply them | cater to their | now they want | ting the prisoncrs and | | deeply): 1} | | ndianapolis ana | | hours, was ma on business, and was in a hurry get back to this city. At 9 o'clock in the morning, he boarded a 14- passenger plane at the T. A. T. field in Waynoka and at 6:45 o'clock in the evening left the ship at Colum- bus, Ohio. The trip was made in a Ford tri- motored plane, carrying hesides the passengers, two pilots and a cour- ier whose business it was to look | after the comfort of the passengers. with information and needs as to refresh- ments and lunch. Through regular radio communi- cations, it was possible to learn of veather conditions ahcad. At times, detours were taken to avoid unpleas- ant conditions, at other times flight close to the ground was the ruls, and from Wichita to Kansas City, the trip, covering one and one-half | de above the clouds. Lunch was served at regular meal hours and all other comfort provided., Blectric lights made ing of ) wer read- magazines possible between Columbus, Wwhile the plane moved along through darkened skies. At the Columbus field, {he passen- | gers left ‘he plane a few yards from the railroad terminal. ready to con- | tinue tI s to scattered points | by rail, many hours ahead of trains | that pulled out of Waynoka hours | ab-ad of the planc. | Every Boy and Girl wants Corona Jor Christmas IT' a big help to be able 10 Co- rona-type. Improves spelling and gets better marks at school. You'llncedaCorona at college. And lateron, whatever your busi- ness, Corona will increase your carnings. A splendid machine — has cverything and does cverything. Good for a lifetime. More than a willion in use. _ With standard keyboard, costs £60. Corona Special, with $-row Many City Offices Held y Herald Staff Members. Men connected with the New Brit- ain Herald have played an impor: ant part in the development of the | city for the past 60 years. Nearly | every appointment and clective of- | fice has been given to them during | that time. The position of mayor | Leyboa=d —$39.5 was occupied by the late Robert . yhoad—$39.50, nce, editor; fown clerk by the late Rollin C. Wooster, city editor; | Ne.w B"taln i police board commissioner by Thoua- | Typewrlter Exchange { 1. Jackson, business manager: | chairman of the fire board anli 96 WEST MAIN STREET, 28