New Britain herald., 1923-01-12

haH hour, during which their oas
 sage is lransfeFFed and they msAs
 themselves snug fer the remsindsF
 of the jAErasy. pass ever NisnHs at
 s,s0 F. M. and only nine hours
 passed, Budapest is reached q,
 o'clock. and there the whole parry
 hats, Those whose mission takes
 lhem on 10 the BosRorus resume
 their serisl travel the following
 msrning after nishl in the eeiafs
 ful Bohemian capital
 Leaden.Psris Travel.
 The peak of travel comes late in
 lhs day. when business men wha
 have completed a days business ia
 either London or Paris are return.
 ing to the other capital, Promptly
 al siiS two planes appear in the
 north. one being the express from
 London. which has made the fasiest
 crossing Of lhe day in 2 hours and
 10 minutes. Tho other is the alwas.
 crowded air ',liner" from Amslef,
 dam, Rotterdam andsiBrussels,
 They sweep above the field in
 growing circles and finally land
 within n few feet Of each other in front of the structure which serves as a temporary station. Their nas. sengers hustle through the forma'i. ties of the customs and immigration officers and within q few minutes are seated in automobiles bring hustled on their way to Paris, Ave miles away.
 With roar a plane which had been taxied to place in the menr. while takes off for London. Al this hour of the dny the London service is rushed. Every seaf Is booked In advance. and In addition the plane carries heavy load of letters ani registered mail the accumulation of the downtown offices during the afternoon.
 The Station dc Luxe.
 Fifteen minutes later the great express comes roaring overhead from the far ofY Constantinopie. tn he followed in a few minutes by the second section" bringing the voy asers from Warsaw. who have fol- lowed the cons:antinople express from Prague. No sooner have the passengers of these expresses. Gn; out of the way than down sweeps the London express and an instan'' later another London plane takes off During the hour between and o'clock in the evening three planes leave for London. two arrive from that capital. the Warsaw and Con. s'antinople expresses come in froar the east and the plane which Jeff the Hook of Holland al noon de posits the passengers picked up en route al Rotterdam and Brussels
 So that the hundreds of voyagers. who use these aerial trains daily may be given { the most courteous and most agreeable service. the worlds greatest air station--a mag nificent structure domiaated by q tower bearing a. flashing airmans beacon and the aerials of mighty wireless plant -is to-. be built at l.e Bourget,
 The station will be of permanent construction. an imposing, hig5 rooted 'saior dess passengers" Apar: from ticket issuing. restaurant, hotel and other air transport func- lions. the scheme embraces tho pro. vision of small, luxuriously appoin,-, cd offices in which time saving bus,- ness men. rushing toward Paris from different. parts of Europe. wi,l be able to meet after booking reser. vations in advance by wireless tele. phone even while still in the air.
 The finishing touches are rop heinz put to the exterior of this. tbs Grand Central Terminal of the worlds greatest aerial port When it IS constructed business man ia London may telegraph to his partner in ConstantinopIe:
 Meet me in Paris tomorrow @
 His next step is to book an office at T.e Sourget Terminal engage sleeping rooms for himself and his associates and if he desires. reserve a table in the diniiis room Then he takes the late afternoon plane leav- ing London If 1 o'clock anif is whisked to I.e Boulget by 6:15 o'clock. just in time to see the Con stantinop'e express glide down Twelve hours are ahead Of them for business and early the next morning each can again go lis way. the Lon toner having the opportunity of ar irving al his office before the earliest Jerk. Both were within i've miles If Paris. but if they wished they could meet ard live in comfor, a1ua to that of the fines hotel e, he capital and yet be away from IS attractions aEd distractions.
 Le Bonrget station will contain wenty bedrooms. cafe and all he features of modern hotel, put because o; it's location at the 'dge of great clearing. surrounded ,y green trees and fields and i've niles from city, this hotel will ap- pear more like country club
 One of tho finest wireless tele- hone systems in Europe is to be ound at Le Rourget. Every plane $ equipped with wireless and the ,ilots are constantly in communica-