New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1930, Page 3

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_—-- + SHIPWRECK KELLY | DESCENDS TODAY | Flagpole Sitter Ends Filty Days; On Perch Atlantic City, Aug. 9 (UP)—Alvin | J. (Shipwreck) Kelly planned come down today from the 250-foot flagpole on which he has P ting for 50 days. confident that his | endurance record would really en- dure. The *sit” started out as a prac- tice affair, but ended in a contest when Shipwreck learned, from pa- pers that were hoisted to his airy perch above the Million-Dollar sml pier, that the Hunter brothers Chicago were spending a few weeis aloft in their airplane His professional pride Shipw.eck decided he would to take the “sit” in earnest d 'vfl up a good lead over their record o 653 hours aloft It all goes well until he down. he will have lived atop a inch disc high in the air for 1 hours Men were on hand to m ecramped legs and body to at ~nn, assage his when he alighted and take the kinks out of his muscles. . SHAMP SEARCHED FOR COUPLE TODAY Possible Murder Mystery Spurs Police to Activity Hudson - troopers cold, damp confines of swamp for the hodies of William vicz and his wife, Stacia, who peared from their isolated farm Mass., A today -State prepa dar r being found ve that the and his wife for Joe The searc a sea way hand who had $800 in the proceeds of when last seen sev police into New At the time of he had told two his s of hi a He alo key to t rious disappra LIPTON T0 SAIL Veteran Sportsman Recovers From Slight Indisposition and Plans to Leave Tomorrow. pride and hop now well on the way to can shores in quest for 1 “mug” was in excell day as he his voyage made last p: & the ¢ me Bee than mere h ROOSEVELT REQUESTED T0 CLEAN UP SARATOGA Former Policeman Sends Governor List of Alleged Gambling and Disorderly Houses at Resort Aug. 9 ul to Governor toga Springs, N. Y. An appe lin D. Roosevelt to suppress gambling and vice here hands of the governor's day. Hugh S. Dorsey liceman, made public letter in which he lis where he said gan ducted and 14 alleged houses. *I am appealing to you for imme diate suppression of these existin conditions,” the letter said, “as there has been no redress from city or county officials. This fact proven from lett t to city and cou Bl will find enclosed he Word from Hyde where Governor Rooseve his home said that he received Dorsey's letter British "{’\-'orkr on Plan To Protect \ t onal. London, Aug. 9 (UP) {sh government form disorderly ia best interested foreign powers for | versary Chicago's Mayor NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1930. T Last of Windy City’s Financial Crisis Passes Chicago, Aug. 9 (P—The final echo of last spring's financial crisis faded away today. The Cook County Taxpayers Warrant Trust, organized by Silas H. Strawn a lief committee to sect 000,000 in pledges to o city and county governr the last of its warrants —$11,704,000 worth The announcement that the subscribers to would be to their certificates rate the sold rday as m‘mfifim .| Prof, Polish Pamonc Gathering Profescor Torosiewicz, preceptor o ters of Mary of the ption of the has accepted rrincipal spea viks at Wars crved Stamford on ‘ICI]URT GRINDS FAST (THREE BOY SCOUTS [3 CASES, 33 MIN. GET BRONZE PALIS - Docket Quicky Disposed ol— Doughnut Thelt Case Heard Keemosahnee ATSTAMFORD EVENT Torosiewicz Guest at but late in st Mrs Kuj PROF. TOROSIEWI “BIG BILL" THOMPSON SERGE DANKEVICH RESTS AT NANTUCKET". land Cooking. Bringing Own Cook Along on His Vacation Aug. 9 (1 cooke Scorns New Eng- Lclmom\ merlam Mapped Out On Naval Projects vashir , A 4 (1 An PENN T. KIMBALI ' o Woman hlllfld When Car action wou of Screen Actress’ Ile/xs o Fail to Save Auto Thief Los A ds On Wet Pa\ emcnl | Gampers Show Resuls of Work fim}mflm T0 TAKE ONER JERSEY STORE Sears, Roebuck Co. Translerred fo Fast Orange AT "E___EAN AFFATRS DISCUSSED Dr, Batchelder Defends Interven- lion in ifilfigll?‘ ulties Explained Col i EDWARD GALLAGHER Eéfifi;fl[ DISLUSSEY f}flfi ATION PUM y Be Crowned at mb Slcu Gives Social Service Feigns Deafress to Put Over Punch on Ba Dickinson Estate Giv Flmd m Lu)!id. ( ", Posses Seak Killers of Wealthy Lowell Farmer LINDBERGHS TO LEAVE CHANNEL SWIMMER WEDS CHICKS HATCHED BY HEAT 826,18 PER CAPITA Manager o Submarine Aircraft Carrier Will Be Established Fact By December X ESCAPED BOYS SOUGHT Y SCHORL Guards Do Not Purste Lads for Fear of Riot s Up Deck Stability Is Greater 13YEAR-OLD BOY FUE:’ISHES SERUM FOk FLO0D DE A At Least 10 Missing Disaster in Nogales - FALCON NEST TO ENTER FIFlH DISTRICT Britain Athletes Prepartiz \,’.1;‘.‘?.,1(;‘;i‘I'i“j“ SEFKS T[] WIPR[IVE ' DRY COPS TACTICS Woadcock Promises Agents Will Be Acconntable for Conduet MEET Stock Salesman Sues For Commission Fees Builders Bring Suit For Erecting House Local Driver Arrested Aiter Newington Crazh action in protecting their 3 in the Chinese war zones. Despite the recent American state department’s denial that the United States was participating, the Daily Telegraph's diplomatic expert ported that an agreement in s sstance already had been with Britain, the United Japan and France cooperating as a | consequence of close consultation among the governments and prelim- inary instructions issued to diplo- matic and naval officers in China in reference to collaborative steps in an emergency. van, youth actress, failed to from a prison se: “Please d JTUNIOR CHOIR OUTING el |Sexton stleet Repau' Demanded i in Petition epair of as SEE LS ition filed on a charge mobile. 1 wasn Th of ignoring convicted Bi car without and he will be sentenced 3 prior conviction prevented pr action. QUAKES FELT IN ITALY SSiaEe t s hed 1 \ ; ling ¥ tes, today Alfred 1 consent of the owner i t 1st T E . ¢ RUBBER FUTURE EASY rompson f 1 f e t r New Y Aug. 9 (PA—R o mon council XL\} HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS;

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