New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1929, Page 2

SEEKS ALTITUDE RECORD HOPE WANES FOR COSTE WILL RACE ( ZZPPELINS ROUTE FROM TOKYO TO LOS ANGELES | Congressman Refused to Pay $1I e for “Ox-5" type planes will be of the STILLUNREPORTED WORLDTOEUROPE (s, == ./ —E | | (2 TR | — == - ; (C 7z 2 o 3 s \ r of the service, two months 2 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1929. | ned I'ror YACHT CONTRACT SIGN Gosport, England, A contract for building Sir Thonns Lipton's new challenger yacht fo! the America cup was signed ‘today by the noted ht builders Camp 3 sholson. The rew yacht will be built her from ti s of Charles I Nicholson o keel will be I shortly. The same firm built [ mrock TV and many oth wn yachis in recent vea TS MATCH RACE (UP)—Arne » invitation cloudy wh condition of Swiss n tors dispersed hopelessness of Sh 400 or 1,000 meters. 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