New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1927, Page 13

Second Section 2 CONVICTS SHooT WAY OUT OF JALL One Awaiting Death in Electric (Chair Pittsburgh, Pa.. Aug. 19 (P — A eonvicted murderer who boasted his Sentence of death would never be carried out, & fellow convict, and their liberator ,today frustrated all hfloru of western Pennsylvania offi- leers to find them, after shooting {their way from jail here yesterday. JArmed officers continued to cruise all arterial highways and watch trans- Iportation lines and even flying flelds in their search. The three are Paul Jawarski, De- ftroit gangster, convicted murderer, and self-confessed member of the “flathead gang,” which blew up a paymaster's armored car at Cover- dale, March 11, and got away with '$104,000; Jack Vassbinder, gunman who, while crazed by drugs, killed a man who refused to give him a quarter, and a young, well dressed, £00d looking, but unknown liberator. Only an Incoherent letter, believed coded, revolving about the word “blue” and which came to Jawar- ki from his wife in Detroit, and the fact that the car in which the escape was made was stolen in Flint, Mich., remained today to give clues as to the perpetrators of the plot, but gave no indication as to where the three fight be found. Thus far, broadcasting their des- criptions has been without result. Failure of the prison alarm sys- tem gave Jawarski, Vassbinder and their accomplice a narrow margin of | ‘time in which to escape. A prison attendant pressed a button, but no | alarm sounded. Before a telephone | operator noticed them in their flight and phoned city police, the three were on their way to freedom. The entire affair took barely ten | minutes. ‘With the familiarity of weekly visits during the past two months, the accomplice strolled into the jail | on visitors' day yesterday. He | chatted with Jawarski, as Vassbin- \ .der hovered near. A guard opened | the jail office door, the accomplice strolled by him, grabbed at his keys, | opened fire, then passed nu!om’\flcs: ‘to the two convicts, and freed them from their cage. Shooting as they ran, they raced from the barred room, through the: jail office, struck down an attendant, [ who was too slow in handing them | the keys to the main gate, which | they hurriedly opened, leaped into | the car in which some witnesses said | a woman was waiting, and were igone. Hardly had they escaped than police dashed up. RAISES PRIZE CHICKENS | Raleigh, N. C., Aug. 19 (@—Be-| ing a cripple has not prevented Clif- | ford Sipe, Catawba county farm lad, | from raising a prize flock of | e S ) ORANGE GOODIE! 1ze baby— Ma, you're a peachl What kind?” ‘tuture of the United States NEW BRITAIN HERALD chickens. Clitford, who 1is 13 years old, makes his rounds about the farm in a wagon, the motive power of which is furnished by a billy goat. Last year he made a net profit of $100 from a flock of Dark Brahmas. Clifford and the goat also attend school regularly. | AMERICA SAFE | Experts Believe Foreign l.nves'mcms] > 'Will Increase Indefinitely—Europe | W Expected to Gain Financially. ! Williamstown, Mass., Aug. 19 (®— | America's foreign investments will| increase for an indefinite time, finan- cial experts at the Institute of Poli- tics agreed today in analyzing the| as the | world's banker. An institution to pass upon foreign loans and investment propositions by means of scientific methods of | investment analysis and credit stud- ies is requisite, however, to continue | safe international investment declar- ed Butler Sherwell of the Latin- American finance section, depart- | ment of commerce. Dr. Josephs Davis, former econ- omic adviser to the Dawes commis- | sion declared it quite possible that| our foreign investments will not be | repaid, but will be redistributed, while we continue to increase our| net creditor position investing abroad year by year. Most countries of | western Europe will gradupily get out of debt and again becofie cred- itor nations, he predicted. Michigan Awakening to | Depletion of Pine Lansing, Mich, Aug. 19 (P—! Awakened to the fact that its fa-| mous pine forests are almost de- pleted, Michigan has taken steps to | prevent the complete destruction of | its white and Norway pine timber. State foresters have found a natural stand of pine near the cen- ter of the state, covering 80 acres, and this tract with 8,000 acres sur- | rounding it will be purchased and | dedicated as a permanent forest| preserve and game refuge. A few decades ago hundreds of | thousands of Michigan acres were | covered with lofty pines. Vast| stretches of former pine lands now produce nothing but huckleberries. | The soil has defied attempts at re- forestation. ARE THEY? New York, Aug. 19 (P —Are wom- en smarter than men? “I would undertake a class of men nearly anything, | merely by repeating many times that it was so,” answers Bernard de Voto, ~ Northwestern University teacher in the September Harper's Magazine. “One does not teach women In that way. It may be the devilish obstinacy of the sex. One painstakingly examines all the and in every way prepares onese for intelligent opposition.” to convince Ice Cream! }down when the gas supply was ex- [hausted two hours after the take-off | mer months. in the endless search for des- serts. Tell your dealer to save you a package. NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1927. ESCAPES DEATH N | NEW ZEALAND Hop Giles Drops Thousand Fest When Gas Fails Hobart, Ind., Aug. 19 (A—Captain “rederick A. Giles' first hop on an 1 1 mile flight from Detroit to ngton, New Zealand, came to a sudden and nearly disastrous end in a stubble field near here late yes- terday, The plane, with a cruising |radius of 5,500 miles, was forced from Detroit. Captain Giles said he was flying low when the gas gave out, and that the plane fell several hundred feet before the emergency supply “took hold.” He was barely 100 feet above ground when his plane levelled off, he added. His first thought upon lnnd!ng was that there was a leak in the gas mains, but an examination found none. He attributed his forced land- ing then to a misunderstanding re- garding the amount of gas iIn his ks when he took off. He said he had been told the tanks contained 100 gallons, but from the flying time his fuel lasted him he said he could not have had more than. 20 odd gal- lons. The British flyer, formerly an Australian air mail pilot, sald he planned to re-fuel his plane and fly into Chicago tonight, taying there overnight and resuming his trip to San Francisco Saturday. Outdoor Code Urges Tourists to Behave Chicago, Aug. 19 P—"Everything belongs to somebody” is the first commandment in an outdoor code of ethics for vacationists and city folk who flock to the country in the sum- The code was drafted by the Izaak | Walton league of America, and Seth . Gordon, extension director, s sure its observance will eliminate much of the animosity £ngendered in farmers by careless urban vacation- ers. 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