New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1928, Page 18

NHLED IN BATTLE American Bombers i Dudlyi ml_in Nicaragua ' . Managua, Nicaragua, Jan. 12, (UP)—Rebel casualities were in- creased after a sharp skirmish be- tween a combat patrol of United |} States marines and followers of Gen- eral Augustino Sandino near Cujo, Tuesday, it was announced today. Five rcbels were Kkilled. Nine other rebels were killed n & bomb- ing raid the same day near Quilali, it wae announced previously. There were no marine casualties and the marine patrol succeeded in taking the town of San Albino with- out opposition, it was announced The combat patrol came upon the rebel band just outside of Cujo, § which is not far from San Albino, and there was a lively engagement | for a few minutes. There were some | rebels injured but the number 16| unknown. | The previous announcement of & | bombing rald said that marine | planes had circled over Quilali and had scored a direct hit in the rebel ranks. Nine dead were counted and | there were three injured. | The air raid was made without damage to the marine flyers. | The one marine mishap in the ! past 60 hours was when the second air erash occurred. The plane came down near Estell after engine| trouble had occurred, None of the flyers were injured. Also it was announced that a eorgeant and 13 members of the Nicaraguan guard had deserted from Sommotillo and were supposed- ly en route to Jjoin the Sandino forces. The deserters took a machine | gun with them. A small force of | marines and guardsmen 1is pursuing | the deserters. | NOURNED BY FAMILY AS | DEAD, MARINE RETURNS Asheville, N. O, Man Infured in Nicaragua Thought Govt. Had Kept Family Informed. Asheville, N. C, Jan. 12 (— | Mourned as dead for six months after he had been reported critically | wounded whilg fighting with the | marines, in Nicaragua, Charles 8id- ney Garison, 24, startled his family | today when he walked into the | house unannounced. His shoulder, arm and face man- gled with machine gun bullets re. ceived during last year's skirmishes, | Garrison first was taken to a naval hospital at San Diego and later re- moved to Norfolk, where he received | an honorable discharge. He had not written home, he said, because he lacked physical strength and as- sumed the government was keeping | his. family informed. Two Would-Be Bandits Are Slain in Texas San Angelo, Texas, Jan. 13 (P— Two men who attempted to enter the First State bank at Rankin near here this morning were killed in a | duel with officers. | Sherift J. C. Barfleld said that he had been warned an effort would be made to rob the bank and that | he and two deputies were guarding it. i | | | | | | When the men broke into the building, the officers ordered them te surrender. One of the intruders opened fire and in the ensuing ex- | change of shots both were fatally| wounded. One was about 25 years ! old and the other 435. + The Texas Bankers’ assoctation | recently offered $5.000 each for | “dead bank bandits,” SHAKESPEARE FOLIO $50,000 | New York, Jan. 13 UP—The Her- | 0ld-Tribune today says that a re. | cently discovered Shakespeare first | folio of the finest quality recently reached this country and has becn | s0ld to a New York book collector for $50,000. The name of the pur- chaser was not divulged. i The folio is known as the Wan- | tage-Crawford copy and was located by Sir Sidney Lee in the library of Lady Wantage. New York, Jan. 12 (A—Bound for their third hunting expedition in Africa, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cromn, of Johnstown, Penna., will sail shortly for Monbasa, British East Africa. The Crons will make a spe- clal effort to bring down an elephant. 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