New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1928, Page 4

MARINES FACING DIFFICULT TASK Will Try to Recapture Mines Held by Sandino Managua, Nicaragua, April —American marines fa hazardous task today in wresting ‘rom rcbel General Augustino San- dino two American gold mines he was believed to 1 seized with their staffs, Fo xpressed for the safety of the captured men W. J. Crampton, collector of cus- toins at Puerto Cal s on the northeast coast, reported two mines near the headquarters of the Pis Pis nver have been robbed by rel While neither marine head ters mor the American legation re- ceived further information from Nicaraguan sources it was believed that La Luz y Los Angeles and Yo- nes were selzed. This belief hened on receipt of word York that LaLuz y Los 1l heen confiseated including three Amer- and a Nor- Is. gt from New s mine lishman prisoner r With Region s received here aft- ino captured the town of sang on the Coco river said he vas workir ard the Pis Pis riv- ion to obtain food, ammunition and dynamite with which to make mobs, s very familiar with th to Puerto Cubezas to his revolt turning to the interior al Moncada, 1er o rebel rainy to in order ore: nnir di 1o 1 from the and the wson 1 he- sable. Tt will be Marines in all as pitpans, the ones that cam which is full \Where the they will nd making it ix almost inipossiblc ihe s Pis mining section interior. There are no roads trails in the 1roap movement cul d known small craft ¢ anly 2ero ids viver hecomes impassal have 1e to muke 1wo or 1 gion whic about tand from Prinzapolka on the east coast. This march will be a hazard- 1o tropical jungle. that additional 1o he sent to the n the United interior of v ndino has shifted the scene of operations to W and undeveloped country which is almost inaccessible. This presented marines headquart with a very difficult problem 1s Richest Mine The Ta Luz vy Los Angeles mine has been worked for more thin years and is considered one of the richest in Nicaragua. President Diaz who worked in the office of the ymin: apout ty vears ago suid it was onc 4f the best in the eastern scetion. Most Nicaraguan nines were elos- ed down during the last three years Lecause of the revolution and poor transportation facilitics, La Luz and the Bonanza wmin~ to the north, however, continued operations de- spite difficulties. Sandino destroyed the Albino mine belonging to Charles Butiers of San Francisco last June after tracting and scizing what gold he could. Al mine material of any value was either carricd away or de- stroyed. Sandino is regarded fair mechanic having mines in Honduras and lould the rebel e these two American mines as he did the one last June it will be a great veonomic loss to the country since tew Nicaraguan mines are working ing 1 is miles in- Delieved marines would hay vast coast either E from Nie ¢ San ex- as a worked it Mexico. der destroy held prisonce by Sandino, as identified by D. Watson Fleteher, of New York, one of the owners of the La Luz y Harry 1. . Sy Los Anecles mine, are Amphlett, a British rintendent; George B. Mar- sub- sistant supe . I Mulberry, of Woo . Roy Burley, also and Peter Petersen, & whose sister live an in Brooklyn. Mr. Flot that as soon he talked telephon was seizure Kellogg by York 10 Scerctary irom New 12 Hour Service We are now equipped with modern up-to-date machinery and all facilities to turn out first class work. The only dry cleaning ch of that everything possible would be done to rescue the prisoners. Mr. Fletcher understood that marines would be sent from Blueticlds, which is on the cast coast of Nicaragna. “It is obvious now what the nes have been doing,” he said. v have been driving the Sandino rthward direetly into the vich mining distriets, instead of com- ing from the north themsclves and larring Sandino from entering such valuable property. There arc three vieh mines between La Luz and Bo- vanza alone, the Concordia, Con- and El Dredo, and it is not 1 unlikely that Sandino has also aptured them. He can easily work northward now and escape into Honduras with an absolutely clear field in front of him.” The La Luz mine has been oper- family for the very rich de- ge of $30,- month. 1f mine ma- he would 000 gold bullion cach Sandino’should chinery, the wreek the owners said, it the mine out of husii ar and a half and c mense financial loss. L hat T - mor n Mr. F er v any worried about moneta said, “is the fate of men. T know what bandits can be like. ot Tieated up with liquor loaded in their are capable of any sort any loss,” I poor Nic n v wnd hands, guns they of deviltry EDDY-GLOVER UNIT HEAD Mrs. Howard Mitchell Elected Pres- ident to Succeed Miss Grace Stowell. Mrs. Howard presiden Unit, No. torm of resi ition was Miss Stowell, Virginia vate nu Mitehell has been of Eddy-Glover to fill the unexpired wce Stowell, whosc pted with regret. vho is at present in ill enfer the field of pri- ing. which will not permit extensive activity in unit aitairs, Mrs. Mitchell has held office for (@ number of years as financial and recording seeretary and is an active worker for the welf of the unit. Other efficers installed with Mrs, Mitehell by Mrs. Agnes Wells, Hart- ford county president, ave Mrs, Fred Butler, secretary, 1 Mrs, Whittemore, historian. Miss STATE TAKE Athol CHILD! 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