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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
TRAFFIC HAZARDS OF
y = 4
FUTURE FORECAST TN
y = y
AUTO, PLANE CRASH

AKRON, o., Sept. 26.-tP)-
Traffic hazards of the future are
forecast by an automobile-air
plane crash here last night.
B. E. shorty" Fulton was cir
cling to land his plane at Fulton
Field here( when Mrs. Rose Robin
son drove her automibile onto the
field under his plane.
AS he levelled off four or five
feet from the ground there was
a jar and a crash. That certain
~ was a rough landing" said
Fulton.
Yes" said one Of his passen-
gers, you just hit an automo-
bile"
Mrs. Robinson was cut about
the face by flying glass. Three
other occupants OF the car and
three occupants of the flying ma
chine escaped uninjured. Plane an
automobile were wreked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
OSBORNE ASKS
CONTINUANCE
Second Floggin Case
Started Today At
Cilmer

GILMER, Texas, Sept. 26.-CR)-
The morning session of the trial of
Dewitt Osborne, under indictment on
seven counts for violating the anti
mask laws, was spent in arguing a
motion for continuance. Osborne il
charged with taking part in the
flogging of the Richardson and
Straps families, tenant farmers. near
Marshall en- the night of June 8.
Court adjourned at IL o'clock TO
reconyene at o'clock when the
court would rule on the defense 9
motion, which claims lack of ma
terial witnesses.
The court room was filled m hour
before court was called 10 order.
Judge Warren, who was on the
bench at Tyler during the trial Of
Cain Anderson. who is under indict-
ment on charges growing out OF the
same attack. Is also Judge of the
district court here and is hearing
the case.
Briggs and Davis, Gilmer law firm,
are counsel for the defense.
MARSHALL. Texas. Sept. 26.-LP
County Attorney John 4. Taylor
and q large number of witnesses this
morning went TO Gilmer, Upshur
county. where the case OF Dewitt Os-
borne. indicated for alleged viola
tion Of the anti-mask law. was called
for trial Mr.. Taylor said the state
would announce ready when the case
was called.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
Correspondent
Dies In Moscow

MOSCOW. Sept. 26.-(P)-Strewn
from a military airplane. the ashes
of Walter c. Whiffen, late Moscow
Press and for many years its repre-
Press and 70 rmany years its repre-
sentative in various world capitals.
have been scattered S-er the :.:gh-
ways and byways Of this city of his
last assignment.
The funeral was the first Of its
kind in the history of Moscow and
the ceremony was watched by n large
group OF spectators. IL was in ac-
eordance with one OF the correspond
ent's last wishes.
The -Ehes were carried In a flower
covered urn and were scattered over
the city by y. Kotoff. a Russian
newspaper comrade and an assistant,
when the plans had reached a height
of about 500 feet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
Matamoros Jail
Breakers NabH

Seven men confined to jail
Matamoros were not content 4
breaking out at 3 o'clock M
morning, but decided that the
hour OF the day made an ider I
for looting several stores In
city
The result was that the Beve
recaptured about z o'clock
morning. the loot returned
stores from which II was tan
the men returned 70 iail.
Several shots were fired ir
ing the men, but no one wnt
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
Indy Welcomed
By Texas Crowd

ABILENE. Texas, Sept. 26.-CR,-
Colonel Lipdbergh In his Spirit OF
st. Louis arrived over Abilene at
9:15 this morning and landed at
Kinsolving Field nc 9:23. The larg-
est crowd ever assembled In West
Texas was here to greet him.
"A throng from all parts OF West
Texas that included seventy young
women representing the spirits" of
their towns, mayors, newspaper meu
and Chamber or Commerce secrel
taries. heard Colonel Lindbergh'l
speech &C Federal Lawn, where 4
crowd that jammed the square az
block in each direction heard
plea for development Of av
Mayor Thomas ". Hayden,
troduced Mrs. Dan Moody,
the governor and herself ana A
girl, who introduced Col. El
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
.Rebecca Rogers
On Trial Again

GEORGETOWN. Tex. Sept. 26.-
tRl-Two hours was granted defense
counsel this morning 70 prepare a
motion for continuance after the
state announced ready in the trial Of
continuance after the state an
Rebecca Bradley Rogers, charged
with arson in connection with the
burning of a vacant residence In
Round Rock.
With the opening of court the de-
fense presented a motion 20 quash
the indictment because 10 did not
allege the house was burned with
fire. The defendant was attended in
court by her mother. Mrs. Grace
Bradley. and her husband, Otis
Rogers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
Late Bulletins

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Sept &C.
-iP,-Iwo men held up three Of
fieials of the Los Angeles Water
n Power bureau just after the Of
fices opened for business today
and escaped with an estimated
$S5.000 I'm cash
SANTA MONICA, Calf, Sept.
26.--P)-Arf Goebel. winner of the
s25.00e Dole San Francisco-Hon
lulu air derby. hoped off az s:10
a m. today i'm his trans-Pacific
plane AWoolarOc@ on nm extended
flight through the southwest. He
expects 10 reach Fl Paso tonight.
continuing on 10 OkIahoma and
other states later.
AUSTIN. Texas. Sept 26.--tFp--
Creation Of . giant water district
TO include the entire BrAzoS river
valley was started tentatively nc
. meeting OF the executive commit
tee Of the organization with the
state board on water engineers
here today
FORT WORTH, Texas, Sept &C.
-tPp-Govern0r Dan Moody was
here today 10 participate In eere-
monies h0noring Colonel Charles
"A. LIndberKh. who was 90 arrive
At the municipal airport from Abi-
lene about 2 o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
Aged Man Shoots
Child In Revenge

NEW YORK. n. 4, Sept. 2s.
-SRp-A seven-yeA -old girl
was shot TO death as she slept
today. by q 65-year-old man in
revenge for the etopement Of
his daughter. the police allege.
The girl, Angeline Constance.
was asleep in her bed at her
home in East i0sth street when
she was instantly XII led by q
shotgun discharged. according
to the police. by Biaggio AT
senio. who escaped over roof
tops Relatives told the police
that Arsenic was enraged ever
the recent elopement of his
daughter with a young man ir-s
troduced by the slain ehild's
parents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
Train Falls Into
River; Ten Kill

ROME. Sept. 26.--fFf-Ten *
road workers were lost today whnHH
train fell into the flooded ril7
IsarRo While Emoute 10 Valtellin|
upper Trentino. which iE aufferlh
from floods. Several villages alon
tho river have kaen inpndatedv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
WEATHER

/ For Brownsville and the Lower
IL Grande Valley: Partly cloudy to-
[ight; Tuesday mostly cloudy with
bowers and cooler.
For Fast Texas: Cloudy tonight: I:
|.in rnd colder in north and central
Ecrfions: Tuesday rain; colder ex-
Ina on the west coast. Moderate to
|sssh sOutherly to essterly winds on
III River Forecast
The river will fall slowly from
Ifission down during the next % 70
4 hours, and remain practically sta
nary elsewhere.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
NEW vi. 2. CARS

ST. LOUIS, 80, Sept. 26.-lPp-
Sun room cars will soon be in use
on the Missouri Pacific and the Mis-
souri-Kansas-Texas railroads it is
announced here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
Flood PreseLt - Hr. - ar
Stare STAGE Chng. Rain
JUNIOR HIGH HAs BAND

f&pGGI4i 20 uU hcA1 1Aul
MISSION. Sept. 26.-Prof. Schrader
n orcanized q Junior high school
n composed Of both boys and
.rf. and practice will be had every
y. Prof. Hugh Proctor continues
.rre Of the high school band.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
NoRTHER hits TEXAS

AMARILLO. Texas. Sept 26.-tF1-
A mild northern swept down on the
Panhandle Plains section late yes
terday. and by early today had
driven the temperature down to g.
A light mist was falling today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-26
Canada Energies
From Cold Spell

WINNIPEG, Man, Sept. 26.-LPl-
Western Canada today was slowly
emerging from a sharp cold wave
which has brought snow and sleet TO
practically all sections Of the prairie
provinces.
Freezing temperatures prevailed
over an area extending from the
Rocky Mountains to the head of the
lakes, ten degrees of frost being reg
istered at Prince Albert. Sask. the
coldest spot in the dominion during
the weekend.
Regina citizans shivered In nine
degrees of frost. while other dis
tricts experienced anywhere from one
70 eight degrees below the freezing
line.
Threshing operations still were at
a standstill with little prospect OF
work being resumed until tomorrow.
TOPEKA. Kan. Sept. 26.-lP-
Kansas had winter weather last
night with temperatures dropping
below the freezing mark In the
northwest part Of the state Good
land and Coneordia reported low
marks to 30 degrees
LONDON, Sept. 26.-tP)-Snow 10
the depth Of two inches covers parts
Of the north Of England and there
has been an abnormal drop in the
temperature with the unusual snow
fall Shepherds in the WestmorlAnd
hills predict n several winter.
NORTHER HITS TEXAS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
Man Killed by Auto on
Road Near Danbury

Danbury, Conn.,, -. - @ - s.
Kenoshito. a japanese servant in the
household OF Fred Mygatt, New
Preston, died early this morning in
the New Milford hospital from in
juries he received last night when
he was struck by an automobile OPP
Grated by Francis Stevens Of New
Milford. The accident occurred in
New Preston. Kenoshito was walking
along the highway when the auto
mobile driven by Mr.. Stevens and
the car OF Carl Siddel Of Warren.
wero approaching from opposite d.
reclions. Mr.. Stevens claimed the
glare Of the other cars headlights
prevented him seeing the man until
his car was within four feet Of him.
State police from the Ridgefield
barracks Investigated the fatality
but no arrests have been made.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
MussOlini Is ID Years
Old Today: MANY MESSAGES

Rome, July 29.@Rl-Thousand
of kilograms. letters and other mes
sages Of congratulation poured in
upon the home of Premier Musso-
lini at his birthplace Forli, on the
occasion of his 44th birthday today.
The press unanimously voices a
prayer that the Premier will be
spared to the nation for many years.
"a dispatch from Cessna near
Forli yesterday said that Premier
Mussolini had. gone there to await
the happy event Of an addition to
his family. He has three children
now. but like the late Theodore
Roosevelt, is an ADVOCATE OF large
families and said yesterday that he
hoped that there would be still more
children In his honey
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
STATISTICS THROW SPOT
ON DECLINE IN BUILDING
Pause OF Construction Felt Here
More Sharply Than Elsewhere
In State

A survey Of building conditions in
Connecticut cities during the first six
months Of this year. and comparison
Of the report with that Of the same
period in 1925. indicates that New
Britain felt the downward trend in a
greater degree than any Of the other
cities represented in the states
Big Five"
The figures for this year. with
those of last year for purposes of
comparison are: New Haven. 3d.
707,l47. $4,4O1.144; Bridgeport. ST.
s5s,s2s. s1,935,s2o: Hartford ST.
71s,15s. $7.56s.095: New Britain.
so,53o,44l. $3.s71,s17: Waterbury.
s2.716,000. $3,33S.200.
The city Of Bristol is one cot the
cities in the state in which greater
boom was found this year than last.
Up to the first day Of the current
month building operations in the
Bell City totaled $1.162,219. as
against $s52,5SS for the first half
of last year.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
GERMANY EXPECTS
Farley TO AGREE
Looks for Five Year Naval
Limitation Plan

Berlin. July - (UP)-Despite
the pessimism in Washington and
London over the naval conference
at Geneva, German naval experts
and authorities on disarmament
questioned by the United Press ex-
pressed a conviction toady that the
conference would eliminate soon In
an agreement.
No official comment was obtain
able from the government, since
Germany Il not 4 member of the
conference. But naval men and poll
ticians who have been following the
discussions at Geneva closely FORE
cast tripartite agreement effect
i've for five years.
They predict that the outcome Of
the conference would be that Britain
would agree to refrain from build
ing additional large cruisers for five
years. while the United States would
grant Britain tonnage concessions
covering smaller units.
Inquiries at naval quarters dis
closed belief here that Japan will
be the gamer OF the conference. As
one Of the experts expressed 1t.
Japan Is now adequately supplied
with big cruisers and will be en-
abled. as result OF the conference,
to effect drastic economics"
The pessimism In the British and
American express over the fate of
the conference is discounted here as
a means OF bringing pressure to bear
against each other.
IA prominent person we'll &C.
quainted with the governments
views ridiculed reports that the
German steel industry is awaiting
large orders II the conference fails.
Germany he said. sincerely de-
sires the success OF the conference,
which would coincide with German
political and economic interests. The
government is confident that Fresi-
dent Coolidge will force @Apro-
mise in the end"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
Mount Vesuvius Giving
Brilliant Ni1ht Disnlays

Naples, Italy. July 29.-LR>-
Mount Vesuvius has again resumed
unusually strong activity and has
been presenting a remarkable night
time spectacle which many tourists
have been visiting.
The gradual increase In the height
Of the internal cone Of the famous
volcano have made Its flames from
the crater visible from 4 distance.
All last night a lofty column Of
smoke issued from the crater ac-
companied by staccato explosions.
Many tourists spend the night
near the crater Of the volcano.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
Brides Mother Denies
Wedding Was a Surprise

Kennebunkport, Maine, July ~
R)-The marriage at Portsmouth,
N. H., on Tuesday Of Craig Btddle.
Jr., Of Philadelphia, and Miss Alice
]. Thompson of Albany. N. T.. was
no surprise to anyone in Kennebunk-
port, Mrs. James McNaughton
Thompson, the brides mother, said
today at her summer residence here.
Mrs. Thompson said she knew
about their plans She added that
Mr.. and Mrs. Biddle were on q mo-
tor trip through eastern Maine,
after which they would come here
for part of the summer. Otherwise
their plans are indefinite.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
. LEAPS TO DEATH

Providence Woman Visiting in New
York, Jumps From Fifth Story
Window.
New York, July - N-Mrs. Rose
Rubin, Is years old. Of 142 Lexing-
ton street, Providence. R. l.. COM
mitted suicide today by leapins from
a window on the nth floor Of an
apartment In the Bronx.
With her husband. David, and
their five year old son. William. Mrs.
Rubin had arrived here five days
ago to visit cousins at 1856 Minford
Place. One Of the cousins. Esther
Gevatoff, was awakened today when
Mrs. Rubin crawled out Of bed. See
ing her walking toward the window,
she grabbed her and shouted for
help.
Other members OF the family,
hearing the commotion. ran to Mrs.
Rubin's room but arrived Just as
she broke from her cousins grasp
and leaped from the window. She
had been suffering from a nervous
disorder, relatives said.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
SUIT TO F0RECLOSE
ON SID01l BLOCK
Parker Smith Go. Moves to Take
Washington st. Property

The Parker Smith Co. OF New
Haven. holder as trustee Of . mort
gage Of $4,000 on property Of ALTA
Sidoti on Washington street, has
sued on tho property mortgage.
naming Sidoti and holders of liens
and other claims as defendants. The
suit Is for the foreclosure of the
mortgage. and immediate possession
of the property. deficiency judgment
against, Sidoti. and appointment Of
a receiver to collect rents. Con-
stable Fred Wrinkle made service.
Defendants named with Sidoti
are: New Britain Lumber Co., claim
ing an assignment Of payments that
were to become due from the mort
gage: Angelo. Tomasso. mechanics
lien Of $372: Salvatore Uccello. me-
chanic's lien Of $3.50: George Brady.
attachment upon premises, $3.50:
Joseph Bataglia, attachment upon
premises, $500: Tony Giatinno and
Peter Giacalone. mechanics lien for
$3.50: Isaac Rsicher. second mort
gage for $500: John Reicher. at
tachment for $1.760: Paul Zehler.
mechanics lien for, $715 serafino A.
Blanco. mechanics lien for 1870:
Giuseppe Picciotta, mechanics lien
for $s1: Louis Blanco. also known
as Luigi Blanco. mechanics lien for
1910; Carmslo Marine. mechanics
lien for $270; Crytaldi Salvatore.
also known as Salvatore Crytaldi.
mechanics lien for 327o: John
Blanco. mechanics lien for $40:
Vincenzo Blanco. claiming to have
a mechanics lien for 1910: Paul
Leardi, mechanics lien for $667.16:
Sam Paul, mechanics lien for ST.
100; George Zehler, mechanics lien
for 1884: James E. Cecere. attach
ment for $3.50: Claude Leroux. me-
chanic's lien for t1.417; Maurice A.
Koplowitz. doing business as City
Hardware Co., mechanics lien for
$235; Charles P. Hart and Leland c.
Hart. co-partners in firm, c. P. Hart
& Son. mechanics lien for $223.21:
the New Britain Lumber Co., me-
chanfc's lien for $4,o74.1s: Morgan,
Kingsley & Thompson. Inc, me-
chanic's lien for $315.51; Carlo
Brick Co. Inc. mechanics lien for
$2,s56: George Brady, judgment
lien for $528.54.
James f. Conner. Jr., Of New
Haven is the plaintiffs attorney.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29

BABE RUTH AT CAPITOL

BABE RUTH AT CAPlIOH
Two great features offering very
fine entertainment are being offered
at the Capitol today and Saturday
with the presentation Of Babe Ruth.
the bambino himself. in his first and
only photoplay Babe Comes Home"
Everyone knows the babe as the
king OF swat Of the entire baseball
world. Yes you see him in action,
knocking home runs in the picture.
and you also see him act. He's the
leading man Of Babe Comes Home"
and Is supportedby Louise Fazenda
and Anna Q. Nilsson.
The companion feature Is also an
excellent picture and offers Virgin
ia Valli and Malcolm McGreggor in
Marriage" from the famous H. g.
Wells novel Of the same name. 1t ii
drama. the kind that Is thoroughly
enjoyed by everyone.
Tonight is Gold Night and $4,000
in gold pieces will be awarded lucky
patrons in the audience.
Beginning Sunday night for four
days the big attraction will offer
Dolores Costello in "A Million Bid"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
CRITICALLY INJURED

Montreal. July 20 R-Jack Green,
widely known professional soccer
star. was critically injured last night
when he was struck by an automo-
bile. He suffered a fractured skull
and injuries OF the lower part OF
the body and is not expected>to live.
The motorist failed to stop follow
Ing the accident.
Green. who is captain Of the Mon
treal Cals-Rite trophy team, played
on some Of the foremost teams in
England and Canada. He recently
returned here after playing with.
team in Providence.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
GIRLS PLAY TONIGHT
North 4 Judd Team Battles New
Britain Machtpe In Industrial
League Game.

The North & Judd Girls baseball
team will meet the New Britain Ma
chine team in a regularly scheduled
Industrial league game tonight at
Walnut Hill park. The two teams
are very evenly matched and a real
diamond battle Is expected tonight.
The Buckle Makers are out to win
every contest II possible and Mana
ger Walter Bell has assembled to-
gether a scrappy bunch of players
who will fight to the last ditch for
victory. The team has been putting
In some hard practice ticks and the
players expect to make things hum
tonight
The New Britain Machine girls
are also determined to set back the
East Main street team and the man
ner in which the team has gone
through its several practice sessions,
BODIES Ill for North g. Judd. The
usual big crowd will be out to watch
the contest tonight. The game will
start promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
BODY is IDENTIFIED

Mills, Mass, July 20 RIThe
body Of a man found by children in
a berry pasture here late yesterday
was identified today as that OF Frank
Savage, 70, Of this town. Medical
Examiner John H. wyman said
that the man evidently had been
dead for four or Ave months.
Savage's son said hts father left
home several months ago. but that
as he had been in the habit Of TAX
ing long trips he had not regarded
him as missing.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
FIGHT IN NEW YORK

New York. July 20 R1The New
York World says today that it has
received information from close as
sociates Of Tex Richard, in both New
York and Chicago that makes 1t ap-
pear likely that heavyweight cham
pionship fight between Gene Tunney
and Jack Dempsey will be staged in
New York after all, largely because
Tex feels he owes 1t to tho New
York fans.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
MINERS ENTOMBED

London. July 20 (UP)-A Morn
ing Post dispatch today from War
saw reported many miners entomb-
ed in the biggest coal mine in Po-
land, the Casimir at Dombrowa.
Gornicza. They were trapped when
the main structure OF the mine, a
thousand feet underground. collaps-
ed. Rescuers recovered three mutt
lated bodies.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
AT THE LYCEUM

Wandering Footsteps starring
Estelle Taylor. Jack Dempsey's wife.
Bryant Washburn and Alec B. Fran
els, Is q picture every man and
woman should see, and which will
fan into 4 flame any spark OF senti-
ment that you may have.
The companion feature "The Gen.
eral featuring Buster Keaton IL a
comedy de luxe. and positively the
greatest laugh Of the season. It is
Buster keaton's first production for
the United Artists. and In 1t he has
put forth his best effort.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
More Than $50 Persons
Killed by Explosion

Hankow, China, July 29-More
than $50 soldiers and civilians were
killed and hundreds injured yester-
day in and unexplained fire at an
army ammunition base at Wuchang,
across the Yangtze from Hankow.
the explosion of gunpowder and
bullets.
The entire district surrounding
the base was reduced to ruins.
American missionary properties in
the explosion zone were wrecked.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
WOMEN ARE JAILED

Cambridge. Mass. July - Cup
-"1nasmuch ~ the ducking- stool
is out of vogue I couldn't punish
them As they should be punished"
explained Judge Stone in imposing
f1ve-day sentences on Mrs. Rose
Deluca and Mrs. Maria Dematia,
who had engaged in a hair-pullin9
contest.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-29
CIGARET BAN Rolls WOMEN
English Buyers Threaten to Out,
Chicago Hotel; Win Point

English Buyers Threaten to Quit
Chicago Hotel; Win Point
Chicago. July 2s.-Fifteen indig-
nant women. department buyers of
Harrods. Ltd. one Of the largest
stores In London, who are touring
America, threatened to check out Of
the Congress hotel today because
they had been ordered to stop
smoking In the lobby.
"Never before have I run into any,
thing like this" Gertrude Heaton, In
charge Of staff training at the Eng
lish store. complained heatedly. "In
England 1t is etiquette to smoke any
where"
They surrounded Manager Burke.
He said: 1T Is a rule for women not