New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1930, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1930. AWAIT LETTER 0N el B2 2 500 ARE MURDERED GOLF LINKS BUSES -z <~ IN HONAN PROVINGE ‘“hnn the scout ship Riboty and the C. of C. Olficxals Get 00 Reply ferrevin moorea tomne” "o Reports Tell of Lootings and to Request for Service i}:‘:i;,"ni # e crowt weleoned - Abductions lor Ransom President Pardon C. Rukn or Sec- novm;z and '\mmk in 1 r.nonnd in press r!hp:{“h"& today posal to have the Connecticut com- saying brigands had slain 500 per- pany extend its one fare bus limit to looted 300 shops and abducted the municipal golf course up to noon persons whom th re holding today, although it is understood the | Against Those Convicted of Keep- | for ransom letter was mailed from Connecticut The dispatches said the brizgands, Co. headquart New Haven yes- ing Money Out of Circulation, 000 fell upon terday forenoor ncheng- ce, was Police Continue Their Campaign 127the letter states that Assistant| MOSCOW, Aug. 22.—(UP)—Execu- EAo General Manager Bennett has re- | tion of nine more persons for hoard- | TRctically fused to extend the bus one fare ing coins was anounced by the Soviet terminal. the matter willgnot be|secret political police today. The po- | ¥ Sy L renorts saiaine | dropped but efforts willghe made to | jice recently waged a vigorous s left Hanchengchen, tak- have the subject reconsidered, Mr campaign persons who have | ing with them | Rickey 'nda.\ concealed coins and greatly hamp- | bandits ware said t "I hope they will not turn it down. | oreq business o ovaid but if they do, we will make e Thals their hid courteous effort to bring it ahout. ot Mr 1 (P—A carnival |, he did not k the Witithe mMatter could be given sufficient con- sideration if rejected by “snap judg- ment,” Mr. Rickey added that the Connecticut Co. will be asked to make a survey of the territory wun- dc discussion, the amount of traffic the golf course is expected to pro- duce and the demand for this service in New Britain, if the request is re- jected now It is to the i reign money ical shortage of | town, it sma ‘executions empha- shied therdece Honfot the kovs (lexk '\lc(,lath to Qu1l City’s Sernce Tomorrow te what it ounter-revolu- z of the for the he city's 0 become | Tire and t many arrests iroughout the pa have been | employ 2t noon tom: to circulation | associated with the of the com- pany to extend ion -F:r”;”: Co. 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