New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
in his hosts private plane. Charleston and Black Bottom Liked

Charleston and Black Bottom Liked A ball was rendered them while they were in Aarhus and Albert was interested to find out how the people danced in that country Much to his surprise. the Charles ton and the Black Bottom appeared to be popular and ordinary dances there. A modern dance orchestra played American tunes. among them Where Do You Worka, John?" Everyone wears short dresses over there, h. said. The skirts are much shorter than they are here. according 10 his report.
 One day the boys were rendered tea at the home of the American consul general at Copenhagen. II seemed good 10 hear someone who spoke perfect English. said Albert, although h. stated that generally. throughout the country. the people are familiar with the language.
 The party rs'od Fredericksburg 'astla and viewed the priceless gems and rha royal crown of Den mark. and the boys were also guests at tha Kings thoafer where they witnessed q performance of the opera "SvlRa." They were taken 10 concern. to the TivoI Amusement park where the roller coaster was "'ll pafronized, 10 several old rathedrals and 10 many other places of interest. They were treated to yacht trips. the Kings Yacht club holding 2 regatta in their honor
 There was no discipline on the trip. tha boys heinz placed on their honor Albert said that everything went peacefully and happily from the tune they left New York until the time they returned
 A side trip to Sweden was taken and on the return voyage q stop vas made at Oslo. Norway.
 Form World Friendship Club
 On the way 10 the United States, the boys formed a World Friendship club. which will have as it's pur- pose. friendship among boys Of all countries of inc world. Albert is secretary Of one Of inc teams into which the party Of 109 American | hovs was divided, IL is hoped 10 make the organization an interna- tional one before long.
 The boys were not at all glad to | return home, Albert said. Had it | not been for the fact that they were | desirous oe seeing their parents. they 1 should have enjoyed remaining for i much longer period. They were i wonderful 10 us." he said.
 Albert with inc other boys. re- turned on the g. S. United States, ! docking at New York Tuesday at i noon.
 He brought with him a letter 1 from his host to his mother, the ! English in the missive being per ! feet in construction He also brought ! several souvenirs. among them table ] linen. a small vase from the Royal | Porcelain Works and over 40 | The wife of his host sent to his mother T two quart jar Of strawberry preserves. The jar i was hung around his neck as he l came down the gang-plank at New York. his mother said.
 Letters For Local Officials.
 TTo has delivered letter from the secretary Of the Copenhagen Chamber of Commerce 10 Mr. Ben . son in this city and he also has i letter to deliver to Mayor Weld | from the Mayor of Copenhagen. Tb" letter from the secretary of the of Commerce follows:
 "Dear Sir,
 "N1ster Albert Loomis. th" boar CT Of your letter of the 18th of the 1 last month has today paid q visit 10 our Exchange and il has been 2 pleasure 10 me 10 show the young nan different things, that I suppos- Il might be of interest 10 him. and n which he took great interest.
 At the same time I tak" in" op- Dortunity to return your greetings and best wishes. 1.
 Very trulH vours."
 Says Albert; q wish ] vas in 'oprnhagen."
 There are nearly 2.5oo languages md dialects in the world.