New Britain herald., 1919-05-09


 vas held in Stockholm, presided over ,v the Swedish Crown Prince. Here 7o1eoates from the aero clubs of three planned lines for aerial t,.onenortation and discussed judicial orob1ens regarding aviation.
 rr,,ird Tn Norway, Denmark and large corporations for aerial have been established and mail and passenger service oe- +,vaen the capital cities will begin next spring.
 Eo,1rtb The Bergens Tidende an- ,o,,,,oes new airplane company fa,-,,,ed at Christiania, Norway, with a fixed capital of kr 35o'ooo.
 Fifth. Christiania, Dec. 31'-Doctor Keilhau. manager of the Norwegian Air, Traffic Company, states that plans are completed for the estaollshment this summer of an air line between c+.,,snger on the coast of Norway, ,d Aberdeen on the coast of Scot land.
 Sixth. Helsingfors, F1nlano' sept 2S. Announcement was made or an air traffic company formed there with capital of 2,Ooo,o0O Finnish marks.
 First. Tollio boasts two large aero nautical organizations, "The Amperlar' and "The National Aviation Associa- tion,''
 Second. Last fall the Japanese
 q 11xo con with Baron Sakatain and General Nagaoka. the respective vice presi- dents of the Imperial and National Aviation Associations, and a large company of bankers and other men of affairs. who met in order to form a combined national association to se- cure the widest financial help for ali effort to raise aviation in Japan tc the level of other countries. INDIA ] Sino1a. Oct 14-The government of $ India is planning to establish an aerial service in India.
 AUSTRALIA Plans are made for the formation of a company to operate air lines be tween the chief cities of the differ on+ Australian provinces and also t' 1,aon Passengers and mail will b carried.
 BELGIUM s pr,sse1s. Dec, 191S-The goverr X ,,e,,+ has established aerial mall ser
 ,ce for its intercity correspondence'
 BRAZIL l First Aerial mail service will De Il 3 o+ad this spring between a l nrincipal Brazilian cities. g Second. The government mas grail'e ;. concessions to a corporation alio"lh l !. +o develop aviation for aer1al nlai exnress and passenger serVlce' Ah
 time of war the government "liA t"' : over the company.
 CHILE !. Santiago, Chile-At New Year s ce1ebration a ceremony marked u
 ,naueuration of an aerial mail serVl
 ta+,yean Santiago and Valparaiso. f UNITED STATES r. First Home of the most powerful al " efficient airplane engine III the "oi' viz. the Liberty Twelve. fllte' months after the first Liberty enSA '' was built and tested, more than 1o'o of them had been delivered to 'e government. The Liberty I"eV u develops 400 horsepower, a great Ia 5. . ;u oor,,oorciaJ aviation, A' Second. Home of the first success1
 heavier-than-air machine ever ou k, and flown. The Wright brothers, al December r, 1903, at Kitty HaV le N. C., made a fifty -nine-second nls IT in the first flying machine ever une le full control and driven by gas engl is Third. Home of the two greatest af
 clubs in the world, e., the Aero Cl
 of America and the Aerial League
 America. Through their untirlng
 ergies more has been done ana ad- being done to encourage and stlmul
 aeronautics than by any other | ,k similar organizations in the Wo> us. For proof of this, turn to their reco eat at their headquarters, 297 Madl' for avenue, New York city.
 Fourth. Two aerial mail lines r
 running on schedule time-New Y
 city to Philadelphia, New York city
 Washington, D. c. Two in an exp'
 mental stage of operation-NeW
 city to Boston and New York city
 Cleveland and Chicago. Plans for fiji
 two new airplane postal service Ii
 are now completed and only await
 suitable planes for inauguration.
 Fifth. Eight definite airways
 meeting all the States in the UT
 have been mapped out and offici
 E: : $ >: : ;:: <: : :: x x :: E: : \ approved. They are: N (a) The Woodrow Wilson Airws M From New York city in a di W westerly course to San Franc MI touching all the chief informed