New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1929, Page 20

DIPLOMATIC CORPS AWAITS SHAKEUP Delay Until Stimson’s Arrival— Hoover Has Definite Ideas Herrick May Remain |to some other country. He accom- | pnied Mr. Hoover on the Latin- American mission and perhaps Is | better versed in Latin-American af-| fairs than any ether of the diplo- | mats, having served as ambassador | to Mexico and Chile and also as American representative at practi- | cally all of the Pan-American con- | ferences. i Expect Change in Orient One suggested change in the Far| Zast—and a number are expected in at section—is the transfer of John A. MacMurray, now minister to 1. to Tokyo, with the rank of to succeed Charles . who is expected to re- : of the repres: lics Morrow souther go. Dwig to rema however, is ¢ at his own e job he be- t Coolid post of secretary For south America h V. Mo as n people No desired also has 1 Robert Wood Bliss ambassador at TAKES SAILING TITLE Owen P. Churchill's Babe Captures Laurels in Eight Mcter Contest at san Pedro. 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Daytona Beach, Fla., March 14 (UP)—Tragedy has descended upon Daytona's Occan speedway for the second time within a year and to day, as a result, all further spee: tests over the famous beach course had been cancelled for the remain- der of the season. Lee Bible, an obscure racing driver who staked his life upon a chance at fame, was Kkilled yester- ay when the 1500-horsepower Triplex car he was piloting for J. M. White went out of control while | traveling at a rate of more than three miles a minute. The huge Jlack machine, bounding off the course at dazzling speed and with & tremendous roar, also caused the death of Charles R. Traub, Patha News cameraman, who had been photographing the speed trial. Bible was attempting to regain for America the automobile speed rec- ord. Major H. O. D. Secgrave, the Pritish driver who set a new record of 231.36 miles per hour over the Daytona Beach course Monday, was | among the thousands of spectators along the course but was too far from the scene of the crash to wit ness it. Major Segrave said later that he would have his Golden Arrow racer shipped back to England immedi- ately and would not race in Amer- ica again this vear, if at all. A. A. A. Suspends Meet Val Haresnape, secretary of the A A id that the Daytona Beach racing meet, scheduled to continue to March 17, would be sus- | | pended because of the accident. | White, owner of the Triplex, in-| | dicated he would abandon automo- I bile racing. | The accident to the Triplex was the second of its kind within a year. Last April Frank Lockhart, ameri- |can racing driver, was killed when. |after a tire on his machine blew out while he was attempting to set a Inew record, the Stutz racer turned end over end for 1,000 feet. | Exactly what happened within the | q | shiclded driver's compartment of the two children, Triplex, as Bible fought to control the car, will never be known. The machine, which a few minute: carlier had been a sleek, shiny mon- ster embodying the finest of me- | chanical workmanship, was re- duced to junk, making an analysis of its condition impossible. From the accounts of witnesses, however, it appeared that Bible| cither had lifted his foot from the accelerator too quickly or had set| his brakes when he feared the Tri- | plex would plunge into the occan., The car was traveling at about 202 | miles per hour when it swerved to- | ward the sea. Then it turned, with | Bible apparently in control. 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