New Britain herald., 1930-12-05
No Training Aide

Ky the Aszoc-ased Pres.
 No Training Aide
 Dean Cross made no appolnlment of an atdo 10 represent tralnlng e3no activities because such an ap- polntment was optional Al amend | nent to the military law gave Gov l ernor Trumbuu the opportunity 10 . appoint John Coolidge, son Of for mer President Calvin Coolidge. now his son.In-IaH. as au aide. This as sistanC act VAS th7 first legislative act of the 1929 general assembly and Major Coolidge's first staff duty vas ar the inaugural ball M attendance an Governor Trumbul and as all es- ort TO his Hancce. Mss Florence Trumhuu
 Tunnev. a student 0t Shakespeare and 8 friend Of Prof, William Lyon Phelps. Lamps professor of Eng fish literature. uo- Dean Cross While visiting Yale university He was eligible for staff appointment as he lives in Stamford.
 Act A Escorts
 Precedent requires that Sat o. ffcers attend upon the goyernor-el"ct at the inauguration in the caPltol and they escort the retiring and ln- coming executives as the latter go from the executive offices 10 the hall Of the house Of representatives, where oath Of office is administered by the chief justice to the elected officers.
 James s Shangey. made an aide with the rank of major. ran for con- gress against Colonel John Q. Tjlson in the third district, He is 8 lawyer, instructor Of mathematics i'll New Haven high school and is adJutant Of the First Battalion Of the l02d Infantry. He was graduated from Yale in 1920 and the law school in 1923. He served in the field artillery in the war.
 Anthony Sunderland nas q candf- date for comptroller on his parry's ticket As assistant adjutant gen eral he will have an office which nays s3.600. He is mayor Of ban bury.
 Seward Also Professor
 Professor Herbert l.. Seward. na- val aide, is a professor Of mechan:- cal engineering at Mason Labora- tory in Sheffield Scientific school and holds he rank Of lieutenaHt-corn- mander 5n rhe Connecttcut naval reserve, During tho war he taught navigation ar Hohoken,
 s Edward l.. Taylor. an aide, is in dustrial commissioner for inc New Haven road. He was graduated from Yale in 1901 and had been ar in structor there and at the University of Kansas. Tn the war he was q first lieutenant in inc engineer corps, served in France and latter passed into the reserves.
 Captain John J. NcGarry, who is an aide, commands headquarters company Of the 43d division at Put nam. He IS a former member of the democratic state central committee and vas twice mayor Of his home city and vice president Of the Fra ternal Order Of Eagles
 Lieutenant Colonel Robert r, Gadd, detailed as an aide ranking as colonel has been q staff officer in the ordnance department of the guard since 1923.
 COnnor I.N-OTiCer
 Major Michael A. COnnOr who becomes qu.rtermaster general with The rank Of colonel. was formerly in the adjutant generals depart ment after a long service in the Na tional Guard.
 Captain Allen B. Lambdin d. tailed as an aide v@ith rank Of colonel commands headquarters company Of the 55th brigade it New London.
 Thomas Hewes Of Tarmtnr,oa. personal aide, Is we'll known aC 'he Hartford bar and Is an outstanding democrat He was graduated from Yale in 1910 and the law school in 1912
 Adjutant General William F. Ladd. who commanded the ar serv- ice. was appointed 10 office and as chief Of staff bv Governor Trumbul upon the retirement Of Major Cen eral George NJ Cole. after the lat ter's long seryIce m office.
 Colonel Charles ". Comfort. Jr. who continues as surgeon general. ss the holder Of the distinguishol SerE- ice cross for exceptional bravery on the field Of battle. He has command cd the l18th medical regiment since 1t was organized i'll 1922. He is ac- i've as a physician and surgeon, q Yale man. 1907 academic and 1911 medical and went 10 war with the 102d infantry.