New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1930, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN HERALD Pages 13 to 22 NEW BRITAIN , CONNECTICUT, .THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1930. Endurance Racket flothers Chicago, July 17 (P—The endur- ance racket today had reached the teeter-totter stage, sometimes spoken of as “see-saw.” vanston m and Ruth Two young E dred Borrey, 12, 14, teeter-tottered to a tecter-totter record yesterday, finallg were forced to land by imaginative policeme The -little ladies had been see-sawing for some seven odd hours, being refueled with fruit, cakes and sandwiches by admiring future citizens. Bicycle Event On Out on Artesian avenue three boy were enduring on a bicycle. The had done miles last night and still were going. They Mongay. A refucling crew ! established in a tent, in bicycle develops tire trouble. but, s been 1se of trec-sitting, nt adolescents as the endurance epidemic. - In ad- n some dar- That grand stunt conceived by bri the enduringest of trials, has become most every part of tov ing youth may be four a trge top, being 1efueled by proud and admiring ground crew. Some mothers I a ve put a stop to “this foolishness,” as one two were unkind enough to describe it, but others are giving victual support to the contestants. These latter mothers, in some instances, have ex- pressed sympathy with their chil- dren's announced determination to remain aloft until the school bells rink out. that if their boys are si tree they won't be trac across the kitchen linoleum Plataform Collapses The Gilmore boys, John and Mar, tin, and the Murphy brother Jimmy, and Hugh, saw their tree- sitting attempt end strophe last night. Their platform lapsed. spilling two Murphys cne Gilmore harmlessly ro! John Gilmo! ranches, thus outlas three and becoming the champion tree Murphy and Gilmore ! ome of the treetoppers T #talled radios and one or two you sters have equipped their roosts with They reason B AR ng mud in ¢ g the other sitte electric lights and fans, Lose “World's Record” as City, Mo., July 17 (UP)— flecting and crown whi k Richards for half hour as “the world's premier tree sitter.” rested today with 1 year-old Bill Kearney in the boug of a Kansas City cottonwood Bill had been up and exceeded 14-year-old record shortly-after the toy climbed down from tree at 9:15 o'clock last night. Jack had been up 156 hours when he de- cided he had nobody would beat and 1o come, for a while “‘cham pio A large crowd girls, chegred Jack w ended and the girls hioned out of brown f for him. “Well, I'm glad the championship remains in Kansas City,” declared Jac true endurancer style when fnformed Bill had remained up and ken his record hs fok [AsiTours Jack's Richards his elm set a mark descended at least many crown aper, ready Climbs Lamp Post July of the e endu rious business. Ward, 19, Chicago. Ward. out of a job and a bit des- perate because of to fin one, chose somgthing a bit more ficult than tree sitting and climbed a lamp post, determined to attract attention somehow I'll stay here u a job." he s Chicago east one 24 Frank failure somebod gives me Girl Stars Out Also Paso, T ly 17 who w El Dorotk a perched on th yard of determined are nien.” Dorothy climbed into the tree yes- terday carrying a magazine @nd a cher of ice water. Her sister, nces, 5, went along for company ut fell out an hour later unhurt. She was in charge “refueling” crew tod (UP) nts to be old of a when i the limb her home “to show good tree in today women sitters as here th tree of the To Stay Up Until Winter Sweetwater, Tex., July 17 (UP)— Down here in Texas the mesquite tree bears the burden of Buck Saw- yer's weight, It may grow around him, according to Buck, for he says' he will stay in it until win been up 48 hours and bank weather mightily Sits 34 Days Mass., July D'Agostino, who Brockton, Ralph slid from perch in his back yard last night | world's chani- with a It was claimed” the title of pion flagpole sitter t record of §19 1-2 “something for Kelly to shoot at.” D'Agostino d he could have remained up “indefinite- Iy will go-aloft again if Keliy beats his mark. It represents 34 s and 3 1-2 hours Starts 26th Day Atlantic City, N. J., July 17 (UP) ~—Alvin “Shipwreck" Kelly, pioneer in the flagpole sitting ranks, began his 26th day before large crowds peering upward from the boardwal here, and said he anticipated no trouble recapturing his champion- ship title from Ralph 1'Agostino of Brockton, Mass Cyclists Still Newark, N. J.. July 17 Bicycle endu cont went ahead relentl in Newark, New srunswick, Jersey City and Hack- ensack today, with riders from the latter city in the lead Rid: nce sly un- | startetd | the perched in | September | She was | (UP)— | Strikes Snag Stop ‘Foolishness” [the Backensack |an enemy baseba Ikeep his mount in progre relieved. The Jersey City agg |tion plans to keep going until tember if their machine Vonpv am, wa he 1 hit by ged to until p- lasts that ! Tree Sitter Tempted | New Orleans, La, July 17 (UP)| |-—With Joseph McDonnell, 13, forc- led down by a tempting smell of bacon and eggs, Stuart Breh and| Christian Hanssen held the lead to- | day in thé New Orleans tree-sitting {derby. They, too, however, are| facing trouble. Their mothers | |threaten to make them come down | Sunday to go to church. | | Water Wing Contest | Huntington, W. Va., July 17 (UP) |—A water-wing floating contest on {the Ohio river was anticipated eag- erly by the juvenile population of Huntington today after policemen had caused most of the pioneer tree- sitters to make forced landing Rocking-chair and radio-listening | marathons are other which promoters are considering if the law fails to restrain its hand events To Back Across Nation Louis, July (UP)—Four St Louisians were New York hound to- day for the purpose of starting a transcontinental journey with their automobile running backwards 1 gears except the reverse will be r moved from the car before it leaves for San Krancisco, LABOR PARTY ONCE - MORE WINS FIGHT Government Victor When Bald- win Springs Censure Vote London labor Ju gove tanley Baldwin ficial statement on t situation. The governm the attacked 312 to 241, largest rece orities Another menace, arising doubts of the opposition as to their securing representation on the B ish delegation to forthcom London round conference Indian affairs, seemed likely 1o be disdpated by, government pliance with der for representation at the confer Probable Personncl B dications conservative in the 1 from the ng bl on Wedgwood Benn for the government, 3 Baldwin and r Austen for Stanley Chamberlain seemed be with bill also, ederation exccutive of |lord’s demand inclusion of spreadover” fortnight of 90 vark- working hours in replacement of the ministr; 7 1-2 hour work lay Under pro the long approval the h for gover will mooted iover could which en by probably ars manner and ret final, and it » action is expected OBSERVERS THINK POPE MAY TAKE TRIP SOON | Denial Fails to FEnd Rumor That | dolfo for Brief Visit. ‘ 17 (UP)—Al- statement Vatican City, July though a semi-official m the Vatican denied that Pope Pius XI would leave the city for a rest this summer, it was believed | possible today that he might shortly | pay a brief. unheralded visit to| Castel Gandolfo, one of the estates returned to the papacy lateran accords. Reports had been circulated in Rome that the pope would spend the summet at Castel Gandolfo, Monte | Cassino, or the Aosta valley. and the | semi-officilal statement was issued to deny them | he pope is going nowhere. not tel Gandolfo, which is | part of the papal territories. bec; | the palace there is not fit to a | commodate him,” the statement said | It still was believed, however, thz the pope might go to Castel Gan- dolfo without warning to inspect the | | palace and decide what alterations | would be needed on the old building to make it a modern summer resi- | dence. ; HURT BY WOMAN DRIVER | ‘ Rockville, July 17 Vincent Mori- arty of Manchester, is in the Rock- | ville hospital with injured back | received when hit by an | automobile that rolled down a bank at ndy Beach, Crystal |a woman driver had released brake. ‘ Pontiff May Go to Castle Gan- ’ | er th use an | where Nel e ——————— Indians Laconic Over Army Plane Smashup Phoeni®, Ariz., July 17 (# H United States army airplane | | caught fire at an altitude of 1,000 feet and was wrecked on the Maricopa Indian tion | | without injury to its occupar was revealed {oday. Lieut. Dan R. Medlar and Ser- geant Richards who were pil. the plane, in telling of t dent which took place said a welcoming committes Indians swarmed around crackup and said “Uh! Fallen Eagle." BUILDS SPEEDBOAT- IN SPARE MOMENTS by Owner, George Bumsicad The results of two years' labor on part time were displayed to an ad- miring group of local residents last evening on the Connecticut Cromwell, when George E. Bumstead of 482 East street launched a 28 foot motor speedboat with a carrying ca- pacity of 14 passengers. It was con- structed in a garage on street J. Nelson river in vo decades anced but lson an were thrilling proficiency i appropriate c down the by Miss city tie of the prohibit pagne bei spi craft Bums of this ith a bot- supplement hin e Co WARTIN PRAISES SERVICE GROUPS Jurist Sees Benefit in Luncheon Club Idea nnec- in Lond 1 sound d T er of member of the four- the I told ion of parliamn teenth 1 co ternational Association of clubs fhat service clubs are r for world W. M today fart addr with an informal Toronto proba ded in's ounce- ment th wou awa Lions co o be the of a poll sday. Refuses to Turn Speeding Driver Resists Arrest, His Car Around, Pu_ts_Up Battle With Policeman Aggressive Tariffville Man Mood, Brought to Headquar- ters After Struggle On Being Caught Burning Up Road—Fined $20. in Pugnacious ng overtaken by Officer Harper of the mounted d about 11 d charged with used to turn d on the officer's order and it was necessary to use force to take him out of the seat, according to the officer’s testimony in police court today - On to the police box at Grabowsky resisted, 1p- llenging im to take off his coat and fight. 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