New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1930, Page 8

5 &3 A3 g - EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 193u. GARIBBEAN TRIP ALLURES HOOVER President May Make Visit to Cuba and Haiti Washingto! dent Hoover tour throi October 15, ompetent 4 (UP) e S French Woman Breaks Sustained Flight Mark Paris, Sept EVHOLE WITNESS FSTRIRES THEFY I'rench wom. oke i) | DE PAOLO PLANS FASTEST RACER Maryse ‘ aviator, to- women's ined + (P—Mlle the worl e record for Whours o "™ | Gar {0 Be Capable of 300 ; o hours. Miles Per Hour 4—(UP)—The and most powerlul bile, with a potential miles an hour, is un- as the first tep in an att olo 1 Harlan Fe . race drivers, to the speed championship to d states t machine motors, on other in f Hollywood, Sept iction here the Un ' wil Man Gonvicted on Testimeny of Week-Ends Mr. Hoover Has Only largely t gar. 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Salem: George 1id. he decided | ! » | parked behind his - | off, running over the can and spill- Edward §. Hayes, Worcester; Albert H. Stone and George H. Heywood, Gardner; James L. Loomis and Harold P. Redden, Springfield: Honore Michaud, New Bedford; Au- dell W. Monk, Jr., Fairhaven; Wil- liam P. Ryan, Holyoke; George W. hryver, Williamstown: A. unton: Henry F. d Bayard Tuckerman, BRENEN POLICE GUARD DIAHOND Fxpect Gangster Will Sail Fri- day on George Washington Bremen, Sept. 4 (UP)—Jack Dia- mond, New York gangster consid cd an undesirable alien by th, nan government, arrived here from Aix La ( lle under heavy polics guard today He was taken to the police station by an inconspicuous route to avoid crowds. e will hold Diamond until he for New York. He is ex- sail Friday on the George on In common with all officials who have kept Diamond in custody dur- Luropean “tour.” the police n were puzzled as to what with the gangster. They wanted to get rid of him as soon 1s possible but it appeared that they d be unable to do so before to- had planned to send him to New York on the liner Berlin to- day, but officers of the ship report- ed that all berths had been booked The police then started negotiating with other shipping lines M hile Diamond’s remained a where- police GAS STOLEN FROM AUTO g While an automobile owned by F. P. Caswell of 511 Stanley street was ked last evening on Walnut reet the gasoline was drained off tank into a can by means of a according to his report to numerary Officer John Kran- o'clock. 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