New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1930, Page 22

FIND RUN RUNNER INFLAMING BOAT Face Hall Shot Away Alter Fusillade—May Recover Windsor, Ont., April 4 (P—An- other victim of warfare on the De- treit river was fighting for life lnl Grace hospital here today. A flaming speedboat with no one at its helm crashed against a liquor export dock at Lasalle, Ont., about midnight last night. A limp human form was hanging over the side. An attendant at the dock dragged the man to safety before fire consumed his craft. At Grace hospital here the man was identified as Steve Jurecke, | rs old, of Ecorse, a De- | His face was partly threugh his shoulder. After an oper- | ation physicians carly today said he might recover. | No signs of liquor were found in Jurecke's boat. This led police to be- lieve that the speed boat was re- turning to Canad liquor cargo to the Michigan side of the river when shot. United States | after delivering o /. customs border patrol officers at Detroit said today that no federal agents had reported firing any shots | ¢ on the river last night . Before midnight Windsor received reports of a fusillade of shots off Fighting Island, which is in Canadian territory. Jurecke was not known to border cities police. BROKER'S CASET0 G0 TO GRAND JURY - Rivinius’ Confession Greatesf Sensation in Boston Boston, April 4 (UP)—The case ot George A. Rivinius, 45, Jocal| agent for a Philadelphia cotton concern who is alleged to have con- fessed peculations approximatin $500,000, will be submitted by Dis- trict Attorney William J. I'oley to the grand jury shortly. Rivinius, Harvard graduate, prom- inent resident of suburban Win- chester, and father of four children, created a sensation here yesterday when he walked into a police sta- tion and, according to authorities, made a complete confession. He is under $50,000 bond for hearing next Thursday. Through « manipulations feyr years. Rivinius was have admitted, he tained more than $257,000 from the George H. McFadden & Brothers company of Philadelphia, by which he was employed as Boston agent, and about $200,000 from the Atlan- tic National bank of Boston. Il was quoted as holding the stock market cragh of a few months ago responsible’ for his financial down- fall. covering sald to audulently ob- Two Killed in Airplane | At Danville, Virginia | Danville, Va., April, ¢ (P—Two men were dead today through their | plane dropping into a tail spin as| they cireled the airport here for.a| landing late yesterday afternoon. | Cobert B. Perdue, the pilot, was instantly killed and Fleming Wright, ‘his passenger, suffered injuries from which he died en route to a hos- pital. Both were residents of Dan- ville. R~ A A A A N A A AL TRY A SALT RU A new police | in; NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1930. Johnston and Hungerford to Attend Meeting of U. S. Commerce Chamber MAJ. FRANK H. 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