New Britain herald., 1930-05-13
Aviation Carries Her U pward To Business Success

glri got properly spanked and put to bed without her supper for steal ing an airplane ride in the first plane she ever saw. one that made a forced landing in her fathers corn field.
 Today that little girl grown up, Morilla dc L. Carveth, has just opened hangar aviation show room on Broadway, thus inaugrat- ine Airplsne Row on that noted thoroughfare.
 All of which may prove the in efficacy of a thorough e trouncins. Or, Of course, 1t may prove that the airplane fever, caught early, is in sidiously persistent and apt to break out later and land one on the Great White Way,
 Morllla stayed peacefully enough in Kansas City, after that memor- able spanking, until she was Is. Then, curiously, 1t was her violin that made her run away from home not an urge 10 fly. Starting osten- sibly 10 visit her grandmother in Council Bluffs. Mo that summer, she got off the train two stations before her destination. exchanged her ticket for a through one 10 Chi caro and, she supposed, the concert stage.
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 Food turned out 10 be more important consideration than music, so Morllla scanned the Sunday newspapers, started eaEly Monday morning answering advertisements for office workers and by noon had 2 job at s20 a week bookkeepins.
 With an lndefatigable energy born of real ambition and a vibrant lv healthy contitutlon, Morilla climbed the ladder Of success two or three steps at time Within ,ear she had become office manager in a wholesale supply company ow1- a by q friend Of her fathers whom she always called Uncle Bill" even after she married him. After their marriage she became buyer for this firm and in addition.took up audit inS % that within another year she got certified public accountants license.
 Ptsuming work after her ba2y girl was year old Mrs. Carye,h began preparing audits on bank ruptcy cases for an eminent Chicago law firm. Finally, at their sugges- ton. she took over the commercial agency they owned running IL first for them and then buying t for her oHn firm.
 She loved the Windy City, MS tremendously proud Of her hus- hand. her home and her lovely liz tlc daughter, and life was indeed full and thrllhngly happy for her a. she butt up her agency 10 big ger and better business and b. came known as hlsh-pope-ed efficiency expert
 Almost overnight everythins changed H-r husband died sud denly and then her little girl by this tlmc eisnt years old, was Ill orly one day and passed away.
 T knew I must pick ID and lsaNe everything and everybody I knew if were 10 keep my sanity. Miss Ca yeth told mo. speaking Of the hla-H despair Of this porlod. T headed for the busjeJ the nolelcst, the hardest and most hcartless place in the world. New York. I kne~ l would have 10 throw myself heart and soul into work there and forget everything personal f 1 wanted foothold"
 AS matter of fact, so able Is this Titan haired. dynamic little person with her thoroughly train CT mind and her quick enthusi- asms, that she had q dozen good positions offered her, once she was located in New York. Starting all over agaln a. @5. she went lnto the wholesale business and by summer again had the cnviable buyers joo.
 But life had lost~rts sayor, H@r heart no longer thrilled al mere business. Wc:h-endlnc out Long Island. in an ajrplane ride she found the first zeal peace she had haonn in many months.
 Aviation, The thought of her future came 10 her like a thunder bolt. Astute business woman that she IS. she surveyed the air situa- ton something like this.
 "1t is no, inc pilot, buo me ex- ,r '. cr in aviation. I do not want the publlcitv that attends stunt flying | will never ues a transport lcrns". will learn 1o fly my own plane. eet q private pilots hccnsr, anI ind % niche .or myself 10 build for an aIr-mindrd fu,urf.
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 4 man she had met at q GhtcaCo convention. c. T Storb had gone mo aviation. When she had learn ed 10 fly and learned all there IS 10 hnoe about planes in general anl his kind in particular she sold hlm the ldea ot hiring her as salesman aFer. In the eight months she has had that position. in addition 10 closing several deals Of other sales men, Miss Caryeth has personally sold eIght planes and that n he facc of 4 stock market crash,
 Nov she has just been made gen eIal manager Of the company, m full charge Of the Broadway show room. the oth.r offices of the com pany and the hangar at Roosevelt Field She has 1@ saesmen under her, and has full charge Of all Of the office business Of the concern and even writes their ads. Hers IS 10 to 4 hour day right nov. But she starts in the five figure income class, which IS some compensation. Bigger than this. however, she fig ures the interest she has in her work.
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