New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1930, Page 11

EW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1930. 11 —_— e e e e el e ) Rl e . ; radio speech of the fall. |gram” was too late. Another pris | London — Huge Walpole, novei- H”NTER IS PAT"‘:NT Coast Guard Opens Aerlal Photo War On Smugglers BE[;K SAYS H[ll]Vl:R Mr. Coolidge will speak for 15 |oner who knew that John, a lifer, |ist, is so .anyious to learn to pldv ] L min over stations WBZ-WBZA |intended to scale the walls, learned | bridge that he has changed bis ming. starting at 8:30. A npatijon-wide | that he was to be liberated. The | “Thousands have tried to teach me - | hook-up refused by the former (news was tapped from cell to cell | and failed,” he once said in explana- ! ; ] president, who satd that his speech | in Jail code, but John's was empty. | tion of a ‘never 'again” decision s of interest ¢hiefly 1o the Massa- | He was caught. The commutation | But now he has obtained the serv- chusetts voters. was rescinded. ices of another éxpert. f 5 S5 ) ol “ i i = To!| He will speak in the interests oi| Moscow — Railroad fares have| Busto, Italy — Giove Réss), . " . i | 3 : | e tor candidate who ¢ purpose is not additional revenue. | ints from Mussolini in a personat Then Achieves Ambition e AL ' , | on Republicans to Vote ooier mniien o | Mosen o shcotsags. the o | (o Mimelinl Ly e . hbwa. i ran} Allen, who sceks a s ans' increasing love for travel and | grep. RADIUS 500 MiLES z S 4 R R term as governor | thereby facilitate the movement of Pete Lucas is the happiest man AREA SEARCHED . & ” % Hartford, Oct. 30 (UP)— | —_— ~ | freight. R o = v in New Britain: this week. PER DAY ~ - . voters must choose between . Aun Arbor, Mich. — Skeletons ot SUBSTITUTES TO sHH! Pete, owner of a lunch room near : and havoe,” Congressman James M. | F “"Y | two whales have been found in dif- | Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 50 (UP)— rent parts of Michigan. It is the Five Harvard substitutes are ex- ire and police headquarters, owns < - R Beck, republican, Pennsylvania, gave Fl h f L'f two coon dogs, and for four years he 4 » % tour reasons at a republican v as es o l e theory of Professor R ell (. Hus-|p d a eir firs @ : of the heen trying to get a coon, but /‘\ here last night why rep: = —— ————/|sey of the University of Michigan |season against William and Matv ci ut success, until this week. Once ress. should be elected. T S P, | that some 20,000 vears or more ago Saturday. They are Jimmy Baldwin and sometimes twice each week e ons were: castle, Pa One way ol ales swam the Hudson or the arl Hager ends; Henry Gil- during the coon season, since 1926, AR ¢ by hift in party control woull S otne 1slio follow smalllraniell SETawrEnce 1 sea of which the . center; George Kuehn. tackle; Pete has'tramped the woods from d R DAY - -~ . 4 give le I ) { snowdrifts. At the age o cat Lakes were remnants and Art Huguley, quarterback. New Britain to New Martford, Had- \ 26.400 5Q MILES 2 jcommittees, includ hic m Ha 1 v Milford and Stafford : 3 | raise_and_spend nues, to th springs, and all that he had for his 7 = | southern states b pay only el trouble was blistered. * feet. Then of the incone taxes B REW- - ~ 4 1l has obtained h came the big break \ ; g ] 2 rhe demoer ceording Bieh s o fostan Lt i | . Pete and Danny Rivers, a pal and - - R ; [renorfed statement of former Gos of eating. At it . al | ReFuse Substltutes chum on feet-blistering trips, started 2 = 5 : : Enor Cox of Ohio 2 T s Ao i out with the two coon dogs, and = Il present tariff schedules ¢ nto the banque Irove to Granby. They left their car 2 - — those hearing on agricultur i Baled ‘et S| . . . b2l parked off a state rqad and began - = . r ‘ 3. The sewth is politica TiEese e el e R d There Is nOthmg just as S°°d as to climb the uplands. The dogs > - - = J and there would be no*hope of ofher things on the menu picked up a scent, and soon were : y = s = peal from a. democratic co : Leningrad After two years' laying in real céon dog manner. o = = g o 185 2o B osx LG conp T duates of the anti-religio Pete and Danny, afoot, tried to keep . -~ ) | hinder“the efforts of a republican | piiorsity opened recently, will r up with the dogs, but could nét, and 3 b ; president to right business “condi- | .. ite degree of doctor of athe- it was almost an hour later when ( 7 S ¢ kols 5 carly half the 600 students | they reached the tree in which the : i o Bt S s o : TN POLITICAL ADDRESS: ihecw i tvo e chiven woutd | and while carrying that coon to the car, the dogs treed another, which Danny brought down. Pete's coon is on exhibition in the Mohican market window, and while it is a small one, as good coons go, weighing but eleven pounds, it is the first in four years, hence Pete is very proud of it, and will have it stuffed and baked for his Sunday dinr oon hunters report that there if the military authort- . i § ) . 3 iuseppe Cosento for five | Five special planes of this type have been order ed by Rear Admirai Frederick €. Billard (inset) for | pormer President to Speal to 3 SR imnont t 1 court martial decreed. coast guard work. The area covered by a planc is contrasted with that o a patiol Loat in the map | ( T R achesetts Voters Over Radio . oLShitt: Washington, Ogt. 30 () — Rum ————— e cn e bropsntithe il “]“““'f ]'”"‘h".’ ‘l'f" X 302“’8)‘:““0‘”\\ coust guard estimates, will cach be jbusiness cenfer. The two . men L0 Kh U ORIz Hopkun then was arrested for evad- | I”““d"rd "\P'i'm ;:‘n\(“‘ (i AR ks :”Irv to patrol an area of 26,400 |picked up the badly injured boy and Springfield, Mass. ry duties. The queen ob- | g e p““w;_ )mk-h”‘“ auipood square miles daily. on the pretence that they were tak- | The high spo f . n tained a pardon. | with high-type cameras for the cx-| With @ stout duralumin hull, wood {10& him to a doctor, they drove {0 campaign in B Adelaiue, Australic — John Ent- « as8 iR ot emaloyinG Aol vencer wings, and motors with|the Strawberry Hill district and | geheduled for i, when forn ran is sorry he tried to tography as a Weapon against| Pusher” propellers mounted el [forced him from the car, late last| president Calvin Coolidge will break escape from Yatala stockude, South | are many coons this, year but they |gnlugglors bringing in liquor off the |Pack. these planes will be fit for the fnight. = G his .political: silence with his - Ri & penitentlary. A “tele-| scem to stay near the ledges. Near | act coast. guardsmen to cxtend aid and make | Today the youth is recovering the lower end of the Shuttle MESAOW 1, .40 Wiatned . for the pluncs 1o | Ctual rescues and arrests at ses H'Onv‘u rvw}xm'nu: blood \*wll in ‘l'l' reservoir scores of coons have been opérate Beyond the 12-mile limit| They Wwill carry a photographer ‘“‘“» “‘ L hE »‘f'""'“ Lo scen this fall, but very few taken, | 2beY 2 1 the. nose; pilot and cospilot and|cashy have been [afal sl It wasid el ; and take close-range pictures of rum |/ the nose, pilot and co-pilot, and | 0o, "o an inch to cither side. for they run into the ledges at the | ., nin. sneed boats receiving con- | radio operator and stiil have rogm |0 o w8 (0o b B i dent first sound of a coon dog. I eatart Frenm ihapts ¢ three or four rescued mariners | S IR L0 e o get - guard term for the smugglers' ships. [OF a8 many law breakers. — They ||\ " ooiiition of the car. i Eight Hour Day Asked Patrol. boats Will be ‘informed m‘“'”} have stretcher "]‘4”‘1‘,“1“1‘“ fog - i 2 ) S 1 |the aviators' observations and at-|Fushing emergency' hospital cases § For Great Lakes Sailors | icmpt to intercept the speed boats | rom sparsely settled stretches of the | COLD WAVE IN W d f Chicago, Oct. 30 (M—Eight hour | .s they run to shore with their car- | 045t Chicago, Oct. 30 (UP)—The mid- ity m""“,mnw watches for sailors of Great Lakes|go. The photographs will he use The five planes, all to be in sery- | Glewest's sccond cold wave was re- were urged in a letter addressed to|us supplementary evidence in court.|ice by the end of next year, will {ported blowing in from the north- President Hoover and other officials | Aerjal photography is part of a |be . along the cast coast from |West today, bringing with it snow | v by Claude M. Goshorn, act-|four-year experiment in testing av-|Cape Hatteras to Maine. flurries and below freezing tem elary of the Sailors’ union |jation in coast guard work—an ex-|guards say that each plene perature of the Great Lakes. | periment that has culminated in a|will be able to cover 24 times the A cold rain, wafted about by a Pointing out that sailors now work | goverfiment order for five specially |territory of a patrol hoat. stronz northwest wind, brought 12 hours a day, letter said: | buflt planes. | - Sivi lonentiempenaturentending “The shipping ind is a seven | Rear Admiral ¥rederick C. Bil- MEN PUT INJURED BOY several weeks of Indian sumu day week industry. T means that | Jard," coast guard commandant, con- | ! - TS - I i e o the sailors work §4 hours a week.” | tracted with the Fokker aircraff | mp ) 4 the snow might amount The letter was addressed v | corporation for the ships that not IN LONELY SPO[ BY ROAD to more than “flurries” and that the to President Hoover, the secretaries | only can be used for observation | Leal L cold wave probably would last three of commerce and labor, the chair-|and reporting, but also can land and : b 1 of the United States shipping |takq off from the water under prac- [Two Negroes Run Down Youth, board, senators, and governors of tically any conditions. states. | Improved cameras will be part of —_— | the equipment of the planes, de- Oitelinta ot Norwall P > : D THE LONGEST | livery on which will be made some SEofporwa ANOTHER DEMPSEY ? Since football became part of the.time after July J. /Aerigl photog-| Norwalk, Oct. 30 (P—Folice’ to-| Babe Hunt, 21 year old heavy. | AN W Te, . 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