New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1928, Page 5

| e : a tighter : . He has inning all hope on the careful investigation be i from beneath the wreckage un- for a fighter in training, e <n our map pinning pe areful estigation made and s ok ’ EENEY STARTS been drinking one bottle daily, but ice breaker. Lately thanks to me‘CALLEs SAW 0BREGO" FEW the guilty be punished. ! “It was my piloting,” said Levine has consented to forego it for the lapologetically. “My takcoff was aid from planes we lived better. We | He then went to Obregon's home : ; rest of his training period. puie comtortabl auarters i HOURS BEFORE HIS DEATH | wicre he. wept when o saw“vaa. m.l but my landing was worse.” “And it was such good ale,” Hee- Licut. Lundborg's plane. body of his friend. Rushing back He said the plane, in - which he ney sighed. building a tent floor with p..m of | {to police headquarters he again ine id Clarence D. Chamberlin flew to The challenger faced two new| that plane we slept on the melting Asked General to Lunch With Hi |terrogated the assassin. Then he |Germany. would be rebuilt “as good |sparring partners yesterday and! S—— ice and were always wet. S went to the national palace and call- as new.” The plane was rebuilt once ulf t it the old hars rocl H t 2 Jdeu undborg. a Swedish er | But He ad to ed his military sta nto conferen Owner Gracks Up Ship in Poor becore areer e . ™™ | Lighter, Faster Boxers to Face, ::I.‘:';:\tt-im“mgl h. '!h‘a;ihhi et 5255 Swedish Scientist Should .., Lmarore, + = e seiaint io discim mameaiie el Landing /30 Known Dead in Typhoon Challenger in Training when his plane overturned in rescue 5 to meet any situation which might fand then et punches fy from ai Have s[ayed With Par[y operations. He was later rescuad| Mexico City, July 18 (P—Presi. |arise. L | new mates were James hy Licutenant Shyberg, another |dent Calles and President-elect Ob. In French Indo-China ——— | nr..vmmh a 170 pounder from —_— ‘Qwodmh fiier. | regon were together for the la S E ;. e Hanoi, Frenck Indo-China. July| Juir Haven, N. I, July 18 (®— Jersey City and James J. Lawless. Moscow, July 18 (R—Lieutenant | time only a few hours before Obre Now. Xark, July 18 (B hasladl S a0 eant PErsons are | With new sparring mates in camp|weighing 190 pounds and hailing | Altredo Viglieri today was quoted | Movie CO\\bOV Must Pay |g0n was assamsinated. Calles 8 Levinos Clamous Stansatlanile | 0 foa R L S e L others on the way, the process|from Harrison, N. J. As Heeney ml‘., criticizing Dr. Finn Maimgren's | yurs fe S A ed Obregon to have lunch with him Wlonogisns Galumiiia was & ameck | RS0 L LR L e developing Tom Heeney's speed | PICpAring to fight a gentleman nam- | horoie attempt to reach ) to send ife Separate Allowance it the 5 neral s to leave to ful- foday. and its ewner had anothery[oS o DR Flaris today 8a dhe stundy New €d Jamss J.Hunney. nicknamed|aiqito the sursivors of ihe Ital. | L0 ANgeles July 15 (B—Vinginia |8 e tonmiat engagement, which spectacular landing to add to his| Thirty persons were drowned lande into the intensive|Gene, the new additions seemed 1o/ Viglieri was one of a group of five B h known in proved to be a rendezvous with fiying record. : when the French steamer Cap Lay |period of his training grind for his|he quite in siyle. | nen rescued from an ice floe by the |Private life as Mrs. Virginia Dough. | death Fowne mrashed el Qb iain o it with Champion Gene Tunne Both Braddock and Law had | pussian ice broaker Krassin, Dr, |°''Y Yesterday was granted a separ. | Calles and Obr ad lon n L. L. last night in his fourth at- the mouth of the Songtambac river. |July 26. From now on Heeney's|no apparent trouble in hitting Hee- Malmgren, Swedish scientist u!o.ud"[':" maintenance decree from Jack nds in politics Loyt 10 wake & Bpding atier g g0 | He outh o s Bonsombas wiver [{rainers. plan to send him against|nex. bt ho never broke ground. nev-| tho aivehin, was 1t slone. dying on | PouBherty. motion picture cowtoy, | panions in the revolu v move- minute flight. The landing gear. the cued before the ship was dashed on lighter, faster boxers, ranging from €r once changed his charging pace|(he jca as he urged his two Lom-lmth "h‘”' 58 charged cruelty, ac- |ment. Eac dways had de- propefier, the right wing and lent [the rocks [welterweights to light heavies. |!hwough the barrage they laid down | anions to continue o to land jn an | C'SI"& her husband with being ey wing tp “P"‘“""fh"d' bu.‘\ U e Twenty natives were drowned | Mickey Walker, world's middle- |all around him. Getting in close, he | effort to send rescuers to the group ‘L‘",':‘,f;,,:':; "“':,,'::‘::r'zi'r Majer & {when a launch sank in the Haiphong |weight title holder, may draw the “h:|‘1w1 away \:;(.h’l\l»s{a\\@::ul. nI:n(; of which Viglieri was a member. roborated by Mrs. Dougherty's | Mexico City, where The landing recalled a similar one |river. Dozens of junks and sampans jassignment of facing the ploddir e hedae e i Quales i SN DT S couple was m “devote h to dairy | Because it contains healing, soothin Levine made in the same plane at |Were sunk at Hanoi and Haiphong. |New Z: alander today Waiker 8 aatoths R The correspo :\1.!:(102'11:-“;?\:'! Tiod in ebruary 1931, and ssparsts | tarming, when e racereey core 2| antiaoni Roy o oA PROIA Croydon, Eng. last fall, when on [And much material damage was jin m"‘"("”t\ illage o .\u.l]n»t]n‘/v el b e t‘\ddf‘ nln\l‘ thourd the rassin lod Jast March, the assassination, He rushed to po- her powders. Nothing like it for his first solo flight. he flew over the {done in the neighborhood has promised to aid the ch llenger)| Br L J e uota iglieri as saving 4 o Hoe h e ogate the | CHAFING, EXCESSIVE PERSPIRATION, English channel from Le Bourget = {In return for the courtesy “Squire §25 el i wassalmost impossibils ©| “Personally T icgard Malmgren's| ppe bair on a man's head. if 1ert | assassin i i ot and AFTER SHAV Nurses call it fleld. near Paris. At that time after RIGHT OF WAY OILED [John Mortimer displayed to him|Slow Heeney up. Bt thaach NoriGancies nhplst bt i)y oo e LRI ,;,' motive -‘ 1o dved. Next he| oA HEALING WONDER.” s onvesv fou. attempts he sucoeeded in bring: The roadbed abiout the tracks of {while he was in England for his| "H'.v comes tearing in all the believing we all should have re- inches, according to one expert, gl o} rders that a | COMFORT POWDER CO., BOSTON, 8. ing the plane to a safe but some- [the N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co_ in fight with Tommy Milligan [lime.” Braddock said. “Hitting him|mained on the ‘ce and tried to cs. L b what bumpy landing this city has been sprinkled with oil| Heeney starts his intensive train-is like taking a sock at the side of |tablish radio convact and at (ho et Wing Dips Sharply |in kecping with the policy of settling |ing period showing traces of nerv-ia building. 1 can understand now |opportunity move for the shora u Shortly after Levine had taken |the dust in this manner, instituted |ousness and irritability, signs ac-why he's never been knocked off his|the collapsible Loats in our pos- off he ran into difficult when the |last summer The tracks from Devon [cepted by the old timers as unfail- |feet 3 session. § Tight Wing dipped sharply. He had |to Doston. Mass. were passed over [IIg evidence fhat he is getting on| Heeney weighed 205 pounds when| Malmgren insisted he could reach Just ahout straightened out the this week by the oiling cars, the [edge. Little things are beginning tofhe started work yesterday after althe shore in 17 1vs took pro- Q plane when the wing dipped again. [substance penetrating the earth for [UPset him. Before starting work |day's lavoft. He was out on the|visions for 45 days. The group was 4 , H- then headed back for the hangar |a depth of about six inches. vesterday, he was besieged by pho-|road at 5 o'clock in the morning in v at 13 days, other in any trouble | tremely temperamental, sullen ang | s ha reached his newly |morose. which testimony was cor. |completed pr | hungry probably he- but flew so low he missed other tographers and while responding tojan effort to escape the heat, and|cause of the greater consumption of hangars by inches. He circled about | their demands for poses he display-Imelted off some five or six pounds|food at the beginning.” for another attempt but overran the ed evidences of crankiness that gave | hefore he reached the showers at Voss of Gas " THE B 1IG STORE field. The third time he narrowly much satisfaglion to his trainer.|the end of a long d Viglieri said the loss of gas caused = At e hetes Jimmy Hennssey e [ by the pressure of ieo farming on N EW BRITAIN'S SHOPPING - CENTER On the fourth attempt he again P HoTowelsandWhyre FoxNo.Z The next seven davs will he ex-| Two well-worn theories—that the { the airship was the immediate cause misjudged his distance and fell short cetainty do play havoc with | | traordinarily toush for Hecney bt more a man shaves the harder his|of the crash. Recounting the ex. of his mark. 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