New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1930, Page 28

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST § 1930 |@"?Rw’m;/ fif iSigme | The Fiying Prince of England PEIGREF] PETS jf”“fs'iffif‘ififi‘sfi?fifig"file?I""tf:?fil";""?.“f;‘.“i?‘?fi%}?’l"'ii}’i%.??fi; ‘S ’// - 1 1 New London, Aug. § (P—Charged | encrgies were to benefit Connecticut 5 te He | H L ‘\Hh being responsible for ringing | industry where S " > | 3 in four false alarms, two of which | 395—1 k—76 | 8 were sounded during a thunderstorm | p {last night, and with setting two re- |Salvage Expert Sklppers woman Who Wafl ed Amma g m cent fires, and attempting.to fire thc] Fleet of Sunken Vessels | old towp mil, jone of the city's his{| san Francisco, Aug. S. (P—Bat- RIS sport ( T 31l J % 1 |toric spots, erdeted in 1650, Thomas | tered, wrecked shi 4 ! ; , wrec ps compose the TFastern Daylight Saving Tine T Cook i . ] D%[h LOSCS WISh Russell, 20, i under arrest by the | fortune of Capt. Thomas Patrick local police. He was captured | Henry Whitelaw. 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 1 t : ndid RO e : ; ¢ we s = >)—Three | while Tunning away after sounding,| His fleet of 71 vessels . - )~ Contcert el Uty : feadliners: moveltsor 3 pedigreed two An s |the second false alarm. He ad-|pap vachts. stubby freighters, Sskin 2 . { barges . . . is strewn along - | mitted having rung in both of last| . rugged Pa coatline from alarms but said he couldn't | o ber much about the otherS. | canaga to Lower California. s believed to be mentally de-| ™1, “g44ition the 83-year-old Scot fective and physicians will be asked | owe boo Sinien atTnr to examine him. His case in the| hich ne purchased eight years ago police court this morning was COn- |4, oorap afterthe F-3 and F-b had inper s atonday oy TeAsOn. | yeen decommissioned by the gove QOne of the places he is ¢ ged with | i | ent. setting fire to was in the rear of his | QRN own home. s Winterman, who died sked or er th- uted them During Whitelaw's 62 years as | “junkman” of wrecked vessels of ¢ i = | the fic he has successfully _|Bingham Praised for | raised Efforts for Industry | e o VOLCANO ERUPTS. s Aug. 8 (UP)—The lofty > Asama, 90 miles northwest iy e ot Tokio, erupted at 10.20 P. M. to- r Hiram Bingham was prais v, shaking houses in Karuizawa, | President E. Kent Hubbard .of th and showering the town with | Manufacturers’ Association of - L M i e Selen G e e s P Leen semi-active for vears and has a crater 1,000 feet across. It is industry of the 1 a | more than 8,000 feet high. no (onn(cnr\t senator e iy Growers in Porto Rico have de. 128—WLW. Cincinnati—700 t = . 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