New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1928, Page 2

finement as confederates, although | fce pack north of Spitzbergen. It|only Gardner and Urbaytis joined in | R”SSIA INTEN"S turned and was proceeding along the |the actual delivery attempted. east Land reached the edge of th: SCHOOL REPAIRS ALLOWANCE VOTED Gouncfl Appmpmtes Fund Alter Opposition Is Expressed bringing the school board around to a penitent mood, which is shown by |the voluminous correspondence we have received explaining their dis- bursements. 1 haven't any confi- dence whatever in the school accom- modations committee, and I shall never vote for an appropriation to be handled by that committee. “We have heard of them spending aeveral hundred dollars for an or- thophonic victrola for the Lincoln school, and of spendin, ral hun- dred dollars to bring an architect southeast coast of Spitzbergen archi- Botn Gardner and Urbaytis hd\e pelago. The vessel reported that it had equently been jammed in the robbery in California, twice escap s mem F s hmge to the ship. trengthening Forces (0 Search *“viic oiner Russian 1cs vreaker. |y 1o e vesamrares. Mo Aaane taking coul at Kings Bay and com- | grizona mail clerk, who found him tends to strengthen her !orceu“M o tha mmmg sk astonishing records for successful ice fields and experienced two vio- while €n route to serve a ]or Alllllfldsell the Krassin, will return to the wat- |nade his way to freedom from the o u intensive search. Russian | hiding in his car. For this he drew | searching for Roald Aniundsen uni\ escapes. Gardner, convicted of m’lll lent storms which caused some dam- term at McNeil Island, W \hmvmn ers north of Northeast Land after |island, and later was retaken by an Moscow, July 19 (P—Russia in. |Planss Will use the sHip as a base|another 25-year term. | “I have no confidence whatever | down here to study plans, then re. ‘(nr thghts over the ice fields los his five missing companions and for the six men carried a in the bal- | loon part of the Italia after s crash north of Spitzbergen. eff agked concerning the plans f the rescue work suid: Qur expedition is facing a most | difficult problem. For the solution < . il mopatite S o Da1 ing Ellort by Arn by Armed Convwis particularly because in this| ce can no longer count on t at Aflama Vice Commissary for War Kam cooperation of oth governments and we ghall evidently have to work | —_— atone s . Atlanta, Ga., July (Pr—Atlan “The solution of this problem is a ot SealHly 1) Misnta siutter of paramount Importance (o |[ederal penntentiary was besieged cur public. ‘The complications and fTom within for a time last night by o desperate armed convicts, With three other long-term men ey were in solitary confinemnent oday while a guard was nursing a nor scalp wound, the only cas- ualty of a 30-minute gun battle. difficulties of the courage us si expedition have proved tha ready and able to over gravest obstac The ice breake for Amundsen to the - /] ar No Rheumatic Sufferer S s L L notorious as “escape artists,” were d seen at the inner wall. Guard Cap. Can Atford To Miiss This ;o o e aer vt oura cov i i ST e S T et of climbing an improvised lad- ist not dis- | r Maligin searching east of North- | an exe bou cise period in the prison dusk, when Roy Pains, Aches, § wellings, Stiff- er Miseries |der. were confronted with drawn ness ".“l‘:lqtll)‘.}' Miseries {vevolvers. Bunce was clipped on the Quickly Disappear ‘,. i R e Betore the remainder of the pris- Guaranteed by Fair Drug Dept. |sncre wnew srhat had happened, the and All Good Druggists | plotters had marched Parker and [two other guards who rushed up county is through 1} on imatic | dom bottle of | they he way to s in « Every first gate toward free- aythorized to say to every sufferer that if a full pi Allenrhu, does not show stop the agony, reduce swollen join and do away with rheumatis p aches and twinges, he will gladly re turn your money without comme because his kevs they sur- this effort, ptain Parker through the gate gra ndered to a score or so of armed A near riot was precipitated dur- | Gard- | ind Joe Urbaytis, serving 50 to | ‘When st I mittee, and I shall never vote for an | they were doing these things, and .- |appropriation to be handled by that | When they were voting an increase a--nmn mail robbery there in 1921. 'committee,” Councilman William D, |©f $300 in the salary of their super- {He broke jul with two confeder- Boyle of the sixth ward announced |intendent were they thinking of the "s'(s the same year, and was at lib- |last night when the council was|POOr workingman in the factory who jerty three years, although his com- *d 1o approve a special tax of | has to wring out a living by the ‘xmmons were captured almost im- | one-fifth of one mill to provide a |&Weat of his brow? vmdmlely Apprehended fn a Coluw- | fund for building repairs “The time has come us, Ohio, rooming house he was | tax was voted direct censorship over the school en back 1o Toledo and cor | members of the council registering Poard. 1 am glad the mayor enters and sentenced to an agy of | opposition, and on motion of Coun- | tains this view.” around 60 vears in prison. Icilman John E. Holmberg, who ex-| Councilman Bartlett asked per- Urbaytis was accused of partici- plained that it was against his wish, | Misaion to correct Councilman Boyle I pating in a prison delivery plot here |but that there seems to be no an,_,."'ln one respect, but pot in the a year ago during which (wo cou- | native but to give the money |others”” He then said the victrola Urbaytis is one of Toledo's most |in the school accommodations com- [jCting his recommendation. YDHO\IS criminals of the . having participated in a for more with eight federates gatned free- | “There is no way out of it |Was the gift of the Parents & Teach- dom. Gunfire from guards was | Holmberg said, “most of us object | €T8' association. said to have thwar tolto the way school finances are| Alderman J. Gustav Johnson was follow them through broken c¢ll handled, but it seems we can do|OPposed to the tax, favering more | bars | nothing ‘about it.” economical administration ef school Taking the floor after the second | finances, ward conncilman, Boyle began: 1| Those who opposed the tax on a have reached the conclusion that the |Toll call vote yere: Aldermen Falk, more opposition we give that outtit | Johnson and Zapatka; Councilmen the better oft we are. They deserve Huber, Mack, Larson, Macora and censure. 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