New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1930, Page 12

12 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1930. | | Miynarski attended seven and miss America, which is scheduled for ths |the longest of which will be used|vist family now living in China. Po- 3 ) 3 ] |ea 10: Councilnan Macora attended | R F "NTFST |last week in June. At the national |for recording his standing. |lice believe his derangement due (o a Tlger S Tral Lea S tO nClent ¢ S aniaed b 1 Counellman b | L} model airplane contest of the Alr-| Contestants must be prepared to [fear of bolshevist agents who, tho Al Mlevind Al er g e taa |plane Model League of America, |fly on the day and at the place set |lad believes, are after him. He told ) O lesda Rt | which is scheduled for the last week |by the local contest managers and |police he was not insane but “just ramid lemnles ot Aztecs Ur |four: Coun reene attonded | 5 | 1 sed Lwo; Councilman | ! : : 4 | A sister, a student in Smith col- g ’ | Conlon nded nine and missed | three trips to Lurope, cash xan 1f_l|nl:u may lose one or mor\«- trial ‘15\ sis \.”:”;m“"d Church Of Mex]co s Conquerors: e Iman Boyle attended 14 elrs B0 orl eyt D *H(‘:l’:l':-d Sipciue il g us et g s i ind misse . u e 207 . £ ¥ i lor o : ——— Attendance Report Compiled fop = st Models to Be Flown for Cham-|™'),.c° 5ones; . soear contest| & {Kaye Don Will Test A o : (o |predecessors had discovered an edi- : ; : GAS STATION ROBBED ionship of District will be taken to Springtield for the | Fyrench Rivers Furnish Car on Beach Today Av 'S ns Cov- n plateau many years be- Y 3 )lOl]S 1) 01 Di New Ingland inter-city contest and o 2 ol el A, s iy viators Find Rui on o piatean many ears be- | PrESEIALion (0 Main Body | .35 v 14— sosent 12 Pionship it ta competing i tne cor.| _ Threat to Towns Again |—fue pon. Togiah irier, wio 3 er by 'y lin which had been lost wher | bicki, service station attendant, was ; 11 tane | test ho will be privileged to inspevt | Bordeaux, I'rance, March 14 (F1— |3c¢ks o break the worléts ©atomo: ered Over by Heav) territic tropical storm and nightf The first report to the common |jeld up last night and $200 faken| Elimination contests will tahef "o\ 0q or Tore airplanes, taik | Rivers rising in the Pyrences con- | bile t".f?’}i;‘lfl'fl,f'\.n{wfi course tor Jung]e Growth — Seek preved o superstitions of the | oupeil pursuant to a resolution |from the cash register by a bandit. | place in New Britain soon in a New [ jth their pilots and attend a sp:- |tinued at flood today with persist- (glant ca H e i it | day and probably again Saturday to Sl i R scape in a‘car b nter-city del airp al banquet. A sram of flying |ent heavy rains aggravating the sit- 1 : L A B o 10 10 T e 0" sonclude n Sprn. 18 ben aranged and I : | uation greatly limber it up and get accustomed to 'es e i £ e ; . g to Izbicki ¢ ) cludec Spring- en arranged and it is believ. i el e e machine and Gold Treasure Believed St e e L o clerk of committees to t to be concluded in Sprin New England air races will 3| Near Puyoo a freight frain loco- | the performance of the machine E Mass., M 30 to June 1, ; i e > - ¢ « odern Indians ent ser 0 statements v fa fay 30 to Jur one of the most smportant aerona-t- |motiye cng rowned wwhen [ the) I8y OF £32 aan driven 4 tea | (e . alued at more than § h I part of his train overturncd and fell g A (o end at committc Ad valued at mor I events iR e | s i he phasibeeiioryen Raaverars Loy anencan e ety | CILY vertisement .\ o : after collapse of an embe kment |Since It left its factory in Wolver 1 cc =i )i \UIoT Taathy The 4 limit in the contest hais i 3 e . hampton, Lngland, and certain ad- il SES R cal climination con : } | \which had been undermined by flood e s v the Junior Achiev.:- | been fizce yeurs but there will j (00 justments to obtain proper carbure- on the kind or #ix ; _, | tion probably will be necessary after Buried There. cdnesda . R UNG C[RE2 0N SIATI ON SHESIRING on. The inter-ciiy i Bordeaux was threat Notice is hereby given that a | .ontest a ficld will take place |01 model whict be used ‘h": ey it e cat: % the preliminary tests b ld in the office i ' i May Ioand w powc R Garonne. Authorities are 1 —— Board of P'ublic Works at 3 e e A in connection with 11 v precautions. Sheds on whary HANEN R PEDITI : Monday, March 24th, i )t the Bowes airpo 3 contust w heen emptied and ships' moorings| TLondon, March 14 (T)—A new 15 to March to the application of 50 and 75 N gl d n May 5 | doubled. 3 Antarctic expedition, the T Cempany for approval of a pected 1o b esen and girls from N 3 e Herald said today, is being . i . expec 1 i nd fro! Climinatios Kensington, Nev d Phi oo Sindent fi;lié;es sanized under the lead to be located the corner of Sey- Irank ONE WAY TRAFFIC PLAN [oncifioaing bean mmariced “mresenc [ mour and Tim sireets. (on site of | yeins vabber arands as power an1 | for- durion onty and. the boy o Red Spies Pursue Him |was skipper ot the t times d ¢ report, | Present st and for 1the in- v girl whose model remains | girl whose model makes the longes Hartford, March — Asking, Iton's South Pole expedition. ON CHURCH ST ABANDONED while «uu‘ ilme \ cuy : ulation pumps, in ac the longest time will ht in the official contest will b2 policeman to take him to headqua wper said the expedition was 5 Curtin and 1 yr | €ordance with the Public Acts of winner dcclared the winner. While con- fers, Michael George Iskin, 20-[to be an an ambitious scale and each 4 ¢ 3 1027 | The firs 1 second cash prizes | testants may usc kits of materials of | year-old student of Massachusetts | might include airplanes, as did the olice Commission Votes to Teturn W rect ALk (el (o) i All 1s interested are re-lpave been made large enousl any kind, models entered in the |Institute of Technology, last night | American and Norwegian expedi- 1 ¢ quested to be 1t at said b cover all expenses of the winners to | contest must be flown by their maik- [got what he wanted. |tions. It will ccst in the neighbor- (o Old Policy With Parking Alderman Nair, W. . it they sec cau and be heard | petroit where they s compete in | ers. Lskin told police weird tales of [hood of 000 ($125,000) and will 1 Councilmen Holi tion to the abovs. | the national model airplane contest | Tach contestant will be allowed | spies who were after him. He claims | be both commercial and scientific in gler were never mark- | A. M. PAONESSA, Mayor, |of the Airplanc Model League of |three flights in the official contest, [to be the son of a Russian menshe- | purpose. while Aldermen I wson, Alderman P. 1 Councilmen W. = Hanes and John L o plication for gasoline filling station | 4 On One Side issed only one meetin ek Everything Must Go at Sacrifice Prices! -+ Nelson and | ASKIN’S SENSATIONAL e but the financ g the period cove Johnson 4 ted nine and 1 Councilman e e i Folks of New Britain—OQur loss is your gain! The big fire .dam- Extraordinary values. New spring apparel for every member of i Councilman Whitman aged our slorl\. with >n|ul\vt—1101' nu_lch—hut enough so we can t sel) the family on the most liberal terms of payment cver offered! missed thres the merchandise as BRAND NEW—although you wouldn’t know (e Galty] S s ) o ST Rear byran 2 L] et imang il EAttoad Dy it unless we told you so! 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