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New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
A com mpanied by George Haldeman, Veteran Pilot Shatters Record Which Was Previously Held By German Junkers Plane Europa"
Cruises Over Florida From Jacksonville to St. Au. gustine-Started at 7:37 a. m. Wednesday, Land- ing at l:l4 p. m. Today.

Jacksonville Beach. Fla. March 30 Pl-George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson set a new worlds record airplane endurance flight today of 53 hours and 3S minutes and 10 sec onds.
 Land At 1:14:1O P. M.
 They landed at 1:14:l0 p. m. east ern standard time, after breaking by an hour and 14 minutes and 10 seconds the German mark last Aug ust.
 The flers landed mile from th,. spot where they took off and taxiet. south to the place they left Wednes- day morning. They still had gaso- line in their tanks, the motor was still running.
 In bringing back to America tho coveted record. Stnson and Halde- man accomplished what had been tried. in vain for months by their brother airmen. Adverse weather. accidents and engine trouble com bined united to compel abandonment. of other attempts at the record, in cluding those made by the new rec. ord holders themselves.
 Stinson Distinguished Stinson. manufacturer of nir- planes. who produced several or the planes used in transatlantic flight at tempts last yeaf. has distinguished himself in numerous air competi- tons on this side of the Atlantic. Haldeman was pilot for Ruth Elder in their attempt to span the Allan tic which failed when their plan" was forced down at sea. At 1:40 ?. m. eastern standard time. they had bettered by one hour the former mark made last Argus. 5 by Johann Risticz and Cornelius Edzard. German flyers. In the Junk CTS monoplane Europa. To be off, cially recognized an endurance rec ord must be bettered by at least on !, hour.
 Changed Many Times
 The record for sustained airplan~ flight has passed frequently from German. French and American hands since Eddie Stinson and Lloyd Rertaud captured it in 1921 iron, the French.
 A partial list Of successes and noteworthy attempts follows:
 e6 hours. 1o minutes. 55 seconds set by Stinson and Bertaud (thc latter lost his life in the old Glory's attempt to span the Atlantic) at Mineola. New York. in December. 1921.
 s7 hours. 5a minutes, 10 seconds made by French aviators Coupet and Drouhin, at Chartres. France, in July. 1924.
 45 hours, II minutes. 50 seconds made by French ayiators Drouhip and Landry, at Chartres. in August, 1925.
 51 hours, II minutes. e5 seconds
 set by Clarence n. Chamberlin and Bert Acosta. Mineola April 1soe Incidentally breaking American rec ord of 36 hours. minutes 34 sec
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
ST|NS0N ESTABLISHES NEW MARK FOR SUSTAINED FLIGHT; REMAINS
 IN AIR 5 HOURS, 36 MINUTES
RecOrd-Breaker Is Dean
 Of American AviatOrS

Detroit. Mich. March 30 (UP) Edward A. Stinson, president of the Sunson Aircraft Corpora ton who, with Captain George w. Haldeman established a new world endurance record for air. planes in Florida today, IS the dean of American aviators.
 Learning to fly in 1910, in the early type Wright planes, Stinson since then has spent an estimated l3,ueu hours in the air, which is equivalent 10 almost two whole years above the earth.
 He IS said to have trained more men to fly than any other aviator. His sister, Kathryn, whom he taught was the second woman in the world to fly.
 The plane used by stinson in bringing the record back to America was q standard Stinson- Detroiter monoplane. which had flown about 60,000 miles before the record making attempt was started. The motor was a Wright air-cooled.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
New Britain Resident Victim Of Robbers in Wallingiord, Stop
 ping to Help 'Injured" Man
TRAPPED BY RUSE, FINDS REVOLVER STUCK IN FACE
Trio, One Posing As Injured. Stages Bold Hold-up in Sparsely Settled Spot On State Highway and F7ees Toward New Haven-Derby Street Resident in Bed From Shock With Nerves Badly shaken.

Eugene Faselle Of 16 Derby street, we'll known among the Italian resi- dents of New Britain and formerly employed by the public works de- partment in charge of the catch basin cleaning apparatus. was con- fined to his bed under the care of a physician today. because Of a highly nervous condition resulting from his experience on the state highway near the intersection of South Colony and South Main streets, Wallingford, about 2:30 o'clock this morning, when he was held up at the point of revolver by two men and relieved of almost s200, while a third man stood watch.
 Leaving New Haven about o'clock, Faselle was driving slowl, because of the heavy rain, when hi attention was attracted to $ maI whose feet were near the roadside l while his body and head were oi the road, and another man was at. tempting to hold him up. 4 thirt
 man, standing in the center of th' highway, signalled with his hand and Faselle brought his car to z stop, believing an accident had hap pened and the use of his car was wanted to convey the injured mar to a hospital. He said today he has not done much night driving except ing in New Britain and the posSi bility of hold-up did not occur tt | him.
 Gun Pointed in Face No sooner had he stopped his cal than the man who had signallet him opened the door on the lief
 side Of his car and pushed a re
 volver against his face. In an in
 stant, the man who had been hold ing up the supposedly injured man opened the door on the right sids
 and thrust his hand into Faselle'
 pocket. It happened. however. tha there was a hole in the pocket anC ! Fasele had nothing. but in thu l pocket on the left side Was th' money and the guuman took it.
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
Herald Will Announce
 Results of Primaries

Because of the great interest manifest in the outcome of re- publican and democratic primar- ies which are taking place from 4 to o'clock today, the Herald will answer telephone inquiries after the polling places close, at s o'clock tonight Aldermanic contests are taking place in the fourth and sixth wards, while candidates for councilmen are waging battle in the first and fourth districts. Four democratic constables are also to be nomi- dates.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
Fred |. Roberts, 27, Meets Death in Flames Near BeCkley Crossing in Town of Berlin
CAR RUNS OFF HIGHWAY
 ' HITS BRIDGE ABUlMENl
Hearing Gasoline Tank Explode, Hurries to Aid But Heat Drives Him Back-Unable to Summon Help Because Telephone Wire Is Out of Order-Victtm Ma tive of Texas.

Pinned between the drivers seat and the steering wheel when the truck he was driving struck the east side Of the abutment at the Beckley crossing in Berlin. Fred L.. Roberts, 27. of s21 North Main street, Waterbury, was burned to death about 4:30 o'clock this morn ing. Roberts was employed as a truck driver by Grove x Co. Inc. of 12 East Farm street, Waterbury. He was driving towards Hartford at the time of the accident.
 The truck hit the abutment with Ia terrific compact, causing the heavy vehicle to double up. The gas tank exploded mmediately and the truck was soon a mas of flames. A resi- dent of the neighborhood heard the explosion and was at the scene of the accident in a minute. Unable to come within five feet of the truck ran to a nearby house and made futile attempts to get help by tele- phone, the wire being out of order. The truck was heavily loaded with fresh vegetables, canned goods and a large quantity of stove polish which burned furiously.
 Body Burned 10 Crisp
 Word was finally given to the state police and they arrived at the scene about 6;30 o'clock. Medical Examiner R. M. Griswold of Der lin was notified and arrived at the accident about 7:30 o'clock. When the body was removed from the truck it had been burned to q crisp and there was little left of the corpse. Dr. Griswold stated that the position of the body indicated that Roberts had undoubtedly beex rem dered unconscious by the fotes of the compact. It is possible that he was killed immediately, according to the doctor.
 Officials Of the company arrived on the scene early and identified the Continued on Page "5)
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
LACK INTEREST INUCENsES

Although plumbers and electri- sians' licenses expire tomorrow night nnly . small percentage of the tradcsmcn have renewed their per miis to practice their craft in New Britain. Inspectors Q. A. Peterson and Mason P. Andrews reported to- day. It is the plan of the inspectors 10 bring about rigid enforcement Of the ordinance pertaining to the necessity of having licenses.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
Italian Flies SIS Miles an
 Hour for New Air Mark

London. March 30 NP - An ex- change telegraph dispatch from Venice says that Major Mario De Bernardo the Italian aviator. es- abolished a new worlds speed rec ord this afternoon. flying at the rate Of SIS 3-i miles per hour.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
SENATOR CARAWAY
 READY ID BATTLE
Calls Secretary Work "CoVud''
 Says He'll Back It Up
DEFENDS WOUNDED VET.
Declares Col. Estes, . Brave Sol. dier, Was Called . "Liarr and Otherwise Insulted by Cabinet Officer.

Washington, March 80 R-Sec. retary Work was assailed as q coward" in the senate today b, Senator Caraway. democrat. of Ar. kansas for what Caraway described as treatment accorded by Mir. Work recently to Colonel Clyde F, Estes of the staff of Governor Moody of Texas.
 T will waive any senatorial privileges" Caraway declared, If l have any, if the secretary of the interior wants to answer me any where or any time"
 Senator Caraway said that Colonel Estes. a wounded world war vet. eran. had come to Washington rep. resenting Governor Moody and the Chamber of Commerce of Texas tp
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
TIiE, WEATHER

New Britain and vicinity: Rain. probably mixed with slcet or snow this afternoon and tonight; clearing Satur- day; not much change in tenn Jcrature.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30

Hartford. March 30 Pl-Judge y. Gaffney of New Britain was elect ed president of the Hartford County Bar Association today, succeeding Iucius F. Robinson, who declined reelection for a third term. John T. Robinson was elected vice presi- dent, succeeding Judge Gaffney. Jo- seph F. Berry was reelected secre- tary and Judge Solomon Elsner and
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30

Corporation Counsel w. Arthur Ceuntryman, Jr.. were selected for tho committee on admissions.
 President Gaffney suggested an an- nual banquet to promote good fel- lowship among the members.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30

were patroling the river in cus- toms launch yesterday when one ot the men became suspicious of the schooner.
 They boarded her but found nc enc. They went below decks and in the mid hold. below heaps Of laths they discovered the liquors. When the crew came on board later. they were taken into custody. The prisoners described them selves as Captain K. E. Lonnberg, oi Miami; Lee Van Ward, mate, Of
 Leonardtown, Md; Jack Seclair Steward. Of Rockland, Me; able sea. man Thor Ostenson. of Philadelphia John Nybcrg. of Philad adelphia, Jo- seph Barton, of Port Arthur, Texas
 and Tony Samson of Boston. [ The schooner was equipped witt wireless. the antennae of which were ! so skillfully strung as to be almos | hidden in the rigging.
 According to the latest registry the boat was owned by George D ] Rogers, of 110 State street, BostoI
 but the customs authorities believed
 it had been sold since then.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
Sold Shin

Boston, March 30 Pl-The schoon- CT w. E. Litchfeld. seized at New York yesterday, was formerly owned by George D. Rogers a ship broker of this city, but was sold by him last July, 1t was said at his office today. Rogers, however, was not in his of fee and it was not known who bought the vessel.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
JUDGE GAFFNEY IS CHOSEN PRESIDENT
 COUNTY BAR ASSN.
Honor Paid New Britain Pro- bate Court Official; Promoted
 From Vice Presidency
SUCCEEDS L. E. ROBINSON,
 LEADER FOR TWO TERMS

John T. Robinson Becomes Vice President and Joseph F. Berry >ecrctary-Annual Banquet In In- terest of Good Fellowship Sug- gcstcd By New Executive As His First Recommendation.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30

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36,000 Bottles of Liquor, Valued at $360, 0,0O0, Are Seized From Boat
 Riding at Anchorage in Yonkers
Slipped Through Customs Patrol, Only to Be Taken Later by Agents-Towed to Battery With Captain and Six Men Early Today-Schooner
 With No Auxiliary Power

March 30 Gp-Th patrolng
  SboQ0 bottles
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Investigate 1T!

The manager Of Norfolk. Vir-
ginia, first heard of Air-Way a
year ago last February; the
manager ol Roanoke, Virginia.
first heard of Air-Way last
March a year ago; the manager
Of Winston-SaI North Caro-
lima, first heard OF Air-Way last
September; the managers Of
Richmond. Virginia, and Wash
ingt0n, ID. g.. did not know what
Ajr-Way was two years ago.
Air-Way has proved TO be their
opportunity, perhaps it may be
yours!
Air-Way does not sell through
dealers. but gives It's men in the
field q dealers franchise. No in
pestment is required or per-
mitted. The men mentioned in
the first paragraph made np-
ward Of ten thousand dollars,
selling ~ lhc field here, and were
promoted on a clean sales record,
being trained right in Washing
ton.
We want men TO qualify and
manage Virginia and North
Carolina territory.
If you have vision. can sell,
are honest and neat, it viii pay
You to Investigate Air-Way, the
outstanding speciality sales sue
cess ~ hnefica today
Gall between 9 a, ~, and 5 pm,
Monday. April ~, or phone
Main lI70 for appointment
| DO INSURANCE BUILDING,
18th Il Eye 5ts, NM -.
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BUILDING LOAN
INVESTIGATOR

For out-of-town company wishing to install
a representative at Washington. Experienced
m investigating annlicaiions for building
loans on frame dwelling houses; must know
CONSTRUCTION costs and land values and he
capable OF interviewing loan applicants ex-
peTtIN answer fully. stating experience and
age. also mention salary received aud phone
number. and whether YOU have an automu-
bile. desirable position for man who can
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YOUNG MEN.

ffDm $40 rs $50 week arr offered
"a oODortunitS 20 seii sn ariiGis which
every man blxs on sight made hs ingefhnli
The HgiIaIs sWatHH man rktHlIs for ST. YOU
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w A n T Z Dan experienced
salesman with mechanical abili-
tv; preferably acquainted with
electrical appliances; position
permanent to the right man.
with excellent possibilities for
the future. In making applica-
ton state age, experience and
give references. Address Box
SIR, Star office.
FIREMAN. colored; must have
engineers license. Apply, stat
ing experience. Address Box
2o7-k, Star office.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
EDUCATIONAL
MERCHANDISING

An important department store
OF Washington. D. c.. wants to
employ an alert young woman
for educational work in its wom-
ems wearing apparel depart
ments; the position will require
ability in handling others. a
knowledge of apparel merchan-
disc; stylish appearance abso-
lutely essential; the position is
permanent. with starting
salary of/S40 and will have a
worthwhile future; one having
knowledge of style and color
would be preferable; replies will
be treated con6dentially. Ad-
dress Box OR, Star office.
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FINANCIAL
SITUATION-FEMALE.

WOMAN young. white. Of good character;
CONSCIENTIOUS worker. healthy. experienced
~ teaching nursing and housekeeping. dee
sireS q position IN A cOnEenial Protestant
family. Prefers Housekeeping for employed
parents or elderly couple. Adams 36s3-J,
15s !
WOMAN. settled white desires position sn
practical nur-e or taking care Of children.
Call Potomac 900.
WOMAN Protestant. settled. refined depena-
abIe desires position As companions house.
keeper for adults. no objection 10 country
Phone North s55t. Apt 3GI
YOIN LADY. reliable. experienced IN
audtors 6ihce: references xOOd typist:
temp0faTy or permanent. Address Box SIS.
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TAX SPECIALIST.

Experienced woman income tax specialist
and accountant. High-class position on the
staff reputable firm public accountants
southwestern Ohio Fine chance for adj
vancement. Address Box 3e6-R Star Office.
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SITUATION-MALE.
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DRUG CLERK. unregistered. wants a posi-
tion. middle aged man: q good salesman:
a No. Rx man: best Of reference. Address
Box 81 n, star office.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
SITuATION--AiALE

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tnue travelling to rpniatn here ut home lie.
sires To tannect with feuutahle concern wha
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ploNe. Address hax III y, Star oifl,e.
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ard auditor Address box s27,k, Star ofice
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man, Pace graduate, desires position Adams
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IMMEnT1yTE OPENING

Unusual position for college woman or
teacher. Those experienced in church. edu-
catonal or Sunday school work who can
devote fun time preferred Give fun par
ticulars and phone number. Address Box
13o-R Star office re
Evening star., 1928-04-15

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WAKTED--~sAI.EsMEN.

AUVEHTf4tRA agencies and contractors
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Evening star., 1928-04-15

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SPECIAL TEACHER Tor pttntls IN nee,t ef
Individual instructions EngliSh u forsiglrrs
highly recommended, Col, 8lSa
Evening star., 1928-04-15

STENuGRArHER, expert Nears' eNlvert,
eNVe serFetaFIAl ability: desires p0sitiOn Of
RESPONSIBILITY and trust Col Affa AsislreSs
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Evening star., 1928-04-15

WISH 10 ANNoCNCE ny RErTK$
frens New York aR1 tNat | ara Dong hlgs-
ttA%S dr@SSnlaktNE St. rS8SAnaeas prices.
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BOOKKEEPER.

Young lady with at least = years exper-
ieRce in iarge real estate. Office: must have
knowledge of typinE and willing 10 work
hard salary 10 start $50 a month Adj
dress Box 23-S Star Office
Evening star., 1928-04-15

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vail experienced tn stenexfaehlc and ecnN,
uig Metk Wants part tune Nork durlng the
tlaN ar after } e'Cletk; moderate rales. Tall
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nMFN TEAICiHFpS IrANrrn

WOMEN TEACHERS WANTED
to travel during summer vacation. Interest.
ing work along schuol lines. congenial teacher
companions opportunity to earn at least $50
weekly. Give age, educatiOn. experience first
letter g ] CsiIlNltan AZ w Oak Chicago
Evening star., 1928-04-15
AVIATION

spenai aviation class about ta start 20
NJ apuilranta for ilmited commercial jirense
speefal reftaeed pluh rate 10 Those who i0in
npw HenB, so pie Y n M
THOSE WITH UNnEyELOpEn TALENT
ron DRAWING
Large studio offers unusual appnfiUuitR
for practical training, spsFe Tins ar eve
nlBEs win iHlerglaw only tb0ee dehlTans
x 9a4gya OH u D.. Il. De-. Y! slai igAail1D
Evening star., 1928-04-15

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