Flyers Hop to Brisbane

■rtC 'civ:- : NET PRESS RUN î v b r a g e d a il y circulation THE WEATHER Fnrr,*t«t bj O. ». U>nth«r Oomio, for th« month of May, 1028 M«»w Hn veo ' .■n\ 5440 Showers and wanner ton i^ t; ®f tfcr Aadit Bnreaa of Thursday clearing uid warmmr. CIreolotIwoo VOL. XLII., NO. 212, (Classified Advertising oii Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1928. (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS GEN. PERSHING NOT HOOVER EASILY IN POLITICAL FIELD When Stultz Pilots the Friendship Cherbourg, France, JUne 6. 4> ‘lA D Y U N O r — Reports current from time to time that the name of Gen. FLYERS WINS RACE FOR John J. Pershing might be SET FOR HOP placed before the Republican national convention in Kansas PARTY ENVOYS City next week held no special Interest for the famous Ameri A C R ( ^ OCEAN can soldier when he sailed at HOP TO BRISBANE midnight for New York on the His Machine Rolls Down All liner Leviathan. Arrangements for the general’s departure had MissEarhart and Crew of been conducted so quietly they Last Minute Change in Plans Opposition From the were almost a secret. He was To Fly Across Ocean asked if his return had any Friendship May Start Lat Made— Sontherq Cross to thing to do with rumors that Field— Contests Are Nclw he would be a candidate for the On Their Honeymoon nomination for president. Gen er Today or Tomorrow; Start Tonight hstead of eral Pershing laughed as he re About Half Finished. plied: Adverse Winds. “ Anyone in the public eye Paris, June 6— A rapid fire^thusiast, and to pilot Young’s three Tomorrow as Originally today might he called a ‘dark courtship lasting less than a week motored Fokker in a non-stop flight Kansas City, June 6 — Rolling horse.' But I assure you that in resu^d today in the marriage of from Le Bonrget to New York via Trepassey Bay, N. F., June 6.— smoothly along like a high-powered my own case I am returning Murray J. Kangun, o: New York the Azores. Planned— Next le g o f merely to look after personal ; Fueling of the Fokker monoplane City and Miss Bernadine Guttman, and luxurious limousine, the Hoover “ I hope to start in 10 days,” said affairs.” I Friendship, in which Miss Amelia of Chicago. Kangun. “Now that I am married Trip 1,795 Miles. machine was pointed tbday toward .----- -----------------------------------------<S> They plan a non-stop airplane Earhart, of Boston, hopes to fly the my bride will accompany me. It a sweeping and well-nigh complete flight to America as part of their will be a honeymoon, non-stop, victory in its first big test against Atlantic, was completed soon after honeymoon. trans-Atlantic flight.” the field, which was provided by the dawn today. Pilot V\ xln:er Stultz Kangun, who is president of the Kangun said he served in the BULLETIN ! "o delegate contests before the SOVIETS DOUBT pud Mechanic Louis Gordon put the Bronx Aviators’ club, met Miss 72nd Observation Squadron of the Republican national committee. finishing touches on the big red and Guttman on a liner coming to U. S. Regular Army. After his dis Suva, Fiji ''Islands, Jaim Seventh.— Barring a last min-” Victorious on the first day. equal gold plane, inspected the motors, France last week. The couple fell charge he was engaged in flying ute change in plans, the plane ly victorious on the second, ihe the wing supports, the fuselage and in love and were marridd at the at Honolulu and "later flew a mail SOSCAILSCAME first opportunity. Southern Gross will hop today Hoover managers swung into the the landing gear and then announc j route between Boston and New third day apparently in supreme ed? Kangun arrived with C. F. John York. Young furnished the pres from Albert Park to Naselai ^ control of the party mechanism. son, a mechanic, to Join P. F. ent plane and is financing the Beach at 11 a. m. (three p. m.. "We are all set to start. ’ Pacific coast tlibe June sixth). There appeared to be no stopping FROM m C lB L E Conditions were unfavorable ear Young, a wealthy British air en- flight. them. Revising his plans. Captain ly in the day but the three dyers Kingsford-Smith announced The contests are half over. Thirty- were hopeful that they would im seven of them have been heard and A T i. A M T 1 C that all three of his flying com prove enough to re:mit a take off panions in addition to himself judged by the national committee May Halt Relief Expedition either this evening cr tomorrow and Hoover has won 35 of them. morning. LEFT MILLIONS, REFUSE wonid be in the plane when it His managers could, in fact, have WFOUN:DL('F!0 takes off from here for the won the other two had they cared Which Was to Start for beach from which It is to start to exert their strength, but for its 1,705-mile hop to Australia. T(?ESPASSEV TO PUT ON MORE SH LE The hop off for Brisbane, future organization reasons they BANDITS AND COPS chose to seat two influential negro Franz Josef Land in Few 'HALIFAX Australia, will be made this afternoon at 3 p. m., (7 p. n».,. leaders from Louisiafta, t BOSTON O C C The Moral Effect Days. nCHT FOR PAYROLL Fortunes C ^ e Too Late For Pacific coast time June 6) if , The moral effect of this steady CAPT. ULM TELLS there is no mishap. /new vock succession of victories probably is more important than the 35 seats I Suva, Fiji Islands, June Seventh. Moscow. June G.— The fate of Jersey Folks— Does Not themselves, important as they may This unusual photo of the interior of the tri-motored seaplane OF PACfflC HOP — After a day spent in tireless in be when the balloUng stage is the Nobile Polar expedition . was Friendship shows Wilmer Stultz, co-pilot with Miss Amelia Earhart on Two Policemen Shot and One spection of beaches and Ipvel lands. reached. For one' thing, it has plunged into deeper doubt and the their trans-Atlantic flight, seated at the controls. On either side of the Trouble Them at All; Have Captain Charles Kingsford Smith, narrow passageway are two huge gasoline reservoirs holding 250 gaHons -commander of the America to Aus given the Hoover manuigers ‘the whole question of Russian relief Robber — Escape With winning habit,” and for another it each. These were refilled at Trepassey. N. F., the last stop on the tralia expedition on the monoplane was thrown into confusion today by American continent. Below is a map showing the route from Boston to No Plans. Co-P3ot of Southern Cross Southern Cross, late today selected has afforded them the opportunity London. • they wanted to get their machine developments which indicated that 150,000-Big Hunt On. a long stretch on firm sand at Nase operating smoothly and without the recent fragmentary radiograms lai, 20 miles from here, as the site friction. which were supposed to have come New Brunswick, N. J., Juno 6.— Tells Natives of Suva for the take off of the trans-Pacific In comparison with .he easy effic from the Italia, did not emanate Blue blood that flows in their veins craft to Brisbane, Australia. from that source at all. Detroit. Mich., June 6.—-One I^s efforts to locate a suitable iency of the Hoover organization, Chicago Girl Acclaimed is the sole reason why half a dozen About His Trip. the opposition has appeared unor- After studying the alleged "S O policeman is dying, another was U'ke off site meeting with success. ganized and to a considerable extent S”^ wireless calls ....uand the circum- 99 shot in the foot and one bandit is people in New Brunswick who for Captain Kingsford-Smith definitely leaderless. At least, there has been attending them, experts at- ^‘Beauty Queen O f World years have lived in modest circum announced that the hop for Bris believed to have been wounded Suva, Fiji Islands. June 6.-r-In no unityunltv ofnf direction.dfrocHnn tached to the communication.s stances, find themselves today bane, 1.795 mles away, bn the third branch of the Soviet have begun to when six men armed ith revolvers replying to the official Ivelcêv ex leg of the expedition IwUl'be made Many Party Caittaiiis literally “ rolling in wealth.” Kansas City is undeniably filled discredit them. The government re and sawed-off shotguns held up the tended to him and his courageous tomorrow. lief committee which was formed Galveston, Texas, June 6.— Miss''»;took down second prize money of with party captains who do ■ 't cashier of the Detroit News today Their good fortune is due to a companions of the monoplane The irtrepid Australian ace, who to.aid the search for General No Ella Van Hueson, otherwise “ Miss ’ $1,000. other winners were; millionaire’s secret, but lifelong with his three companions has al and escaped with a payroll estimat Southern Cross at a public recep bile and his 17 missing compan Chicago.” today resigns . as “ the ' „ ed at from $20,000 to $5J,000. pride in aristocratic birth and his ready covered 5,538 miles in a (Continued on page 2) ions, said today they hesitated to ^ Rome, “ Miss'Italy,” third, $500. beauty queen of the universe. ^ Mildred EHene Golde, of Denver, The dying policeman ,4s George desire to havê the best _fa llie s ” tion in front of the Suva Town trans-ocean flight from Oakland, make any move until they had live in the style which he felt they Hall today.

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