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(Classified Advertising on Page 10) <3^ SHIPS CRASH PATHFINPER HOPS! ■4> PATHFINDER STARTS FUGHT IN HEAVY F O li 249raHED ACROSS THE OCEAN TO ROME All Passengers Taken from Two Men Are Stabbed FOG SHROUDS COAST Steamer by Coast Guard In Needleworker*s Riot Patrol Boat off Boston; 4 FIRST PART OF TRIP New York, July 8— The quarrelf of 700 Pennsylvania avenue, Brook­ Persons Slightly Injured. between workers and employers in lyn, of the enemy camp, was also v\ wounded. the garment industry was obscured On Freedman’s complaint, Stein Low Visibility Makes Ground Reports Almost Impossi­ today by a bloody battle between and Alexander Harten^«,ein of 2800 Boston, July 8.— Three Investi­ Left and Right Wing strikers. Bronx Parkway east wore charged ble as Plane Has No Radio— Coast Guard Macbines gations were underway today into Two men were stabbed, five held with felonious assault. the Sunday morning sea crash In v on charges of felonious assault, dis­ Police also arrested a woman and t A C the fog seventy-five miles off Bos­ orderly conduct and another ar­ two men during the melee and Convoy Flyers for First Hundred MQes and Report booked them for disorderly conduct. ton Light between the 125-foot rested for questioning. tS' The two camps of strikers clash­ They are Lydia Gaffhn of 431 West Coast Guard rum patrol boat Agas­ PORTLAND'll % “ AU^s W eir— Take-off A round 9 OXlock This Morn­ vK ed in front of 520 Eighth avenue, a Twenty-fourth street; Moe Golden siz, with a crew of 3 5 officers and i i s i i l l s i i "S i building which both sides were of 964 Fifty-eighth street,^ Brook­ men, and the Nova Scotia passen­ w ' picketing. Some were of the Inter­ lyn: and Irving Morrison, 660 Southern boulevard. All are of the ing— Expect to Complete Journey in Fifty Hours. ger liner Prince George, carrying I t ^ national Ladles Garment Workers Union— the “ Right Wingers.” Pitt­ Communist group. 249 passengers and a crew of sev­ i i l l l ed against them were the Commun­ In addition, Louis Katz of 91 Old Orchard Beach, Me., July 8. enty-one officers and men. is* ist strikers of the Needle Trades Seriff street, a Right-Winger was — With her green nose ploughing TO DROP A WREATH Seamanship at its best aided by Industrial Union. held for questioning. ON OLD GLORY’S GRAVE. WMMm. the mist and with her silver wings a smooth sea overcame the hazard I f C A Knives, sawed-off billiard cues, The battle broke out in spite of hrx 3o* and fists fiew rapidly. When the the assignment of 250 extra patrol­ cutting through the fog banks, the Old Orchard Beach, Maine, of the fog and all were saved and 2/7' 10’ q v ____ _________ ic’ 60‘ SO’ 1^0’ i police reserves finally quelled the man under Deputy Inspector Ed­ Bellanca monoplane Pathfinder this July 8.— Here Is a list of the only four persons slightly injured. riot, Joseph Freedman of 911 Pros­ ward Lennon and Captain Thomas afternoon was believed to be well provisions put aboard the Amer- Investigations of the crash were ! Romeward-bound the Bellanca monoplane Pathfinder started shortly before 9 o clock tids morning pect avenue, Brooklyn, a Right- Walsh to duty in the strike district. ica-to-Rome airplane Pathfinder: from Old Orchard Beach» Me. Above Roger Q. Williams, left, andjiis co-pUot and n^igator, Capt.^Lewis Winger, was lying on the ground, This was the largest number yet on her way to Rome, although more by the Board of Survey of the It can be used to mark off plane’s position as than three hours after the perfect Eight oranges, four apples Coast Guard Service, by officials of A. Yancey. Below is a map of the route to be covered. knifed in the back. Arthur Stein turned out iurirtg the strike. one roast chicken, three thermos reports are received. take-off here only negative reports the Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc., came down the coast from Nova bottles of coffee holding one and by the Federal steamship in­ Scotia and Maine. quart each, three quarts of spectors. At the time of the scheduled water, a half dozen chocolate Declaring that the Nova Scotla- passing of the monoplane at Cape bars and one quart of whiskey, to-Boston passenger steamship was Rumanian Military Plot the latter for use in case of emer­ Sable she was not sighted. How­ gency. proceeding at a moderate rate of NO MORE NEED TO SEND BOY DROWNED ever, it was stated that fog shroud­ speed on her course and sounding ed the Nova Scotia coast, making Newspaper friends of Philip her fog siren. President Eugene Unearthed A t Bucharest visibility impossible for more than Payne, Neyv York newspaper ed­ O’Donnell of the steamship com­ INMPOND a few hundred yards. itor who lost his life in the flight pany raised the question of wheth­ OUR FILMS TO EUROPE If successful on their 4,800 mile to Rome of ^he airplane Old RumanianftCarol’s return to Rumania may be air jaunt to the capital of Italy, Glory, put aboard a handsome er the rum patrol boat was sound­ Berlin, July 8.— A wreath, which Williams and ing her horn. military plot against the govern­^involved in the conspiracy. Pilot Roger Q. Williams and Navi­ Julius Maniu, who succeeded M. gator Lewis A. Yancey will hang up Yancey promised to drop over Accident Unavoidable Frank Rykoski, of 201 Hil- ment of Premier Manlu has been the grave of Old Glory. Movie Magazine PnbSsher, AWAIT MEDIATOR discovered, according to reports re­ Bratianu, as head of the Rumanian a new trans-Atlantic flying record Capt. Eugene Blake, Jr., division ceived in Vienna from Bucharest government, is leader of the power­ and also a new record for a water commander of the Coast Guard I Hard Street, Loses Life and telegraphed '’ ere. ful Rumanian Peasant party. He jump. Service, said that as far as he Just Returned, Says Talk­ More than 200 Rumanian Army took office with his Cabinet at , According to plans made at the those on the beach but they could IN RAIL STRIKE make out in the mist an outline of could learn it was an unavoidable officers have been arrested. Bucharest on November 11, 1928. takeoff here the Pathfindei* planned accident due to the dense fog. I Learning to Swim. Among the prisoners are General Before his accession to power a water jump from Cape Sable, N. the Rome bound craft as she swung Seaman Ollie Hauser who was ies Will Make Enough Maniu was credited with favoring S., to Cape Ortega, Spain, arriving eastward and began to gain alti­ Brosjeanu and General Angelesou. tude. at the wheel of the Agassiz when The Rumanian press is forbidden to the return of Carol to his nativei in’ the _______Eternal City— or at a flying the prow of the Coast Guard patrol land. After he became premier, field ten miles outside■ out »9 a. As the intrepid American bird- Profit for Our Producers. Both Sides Mark Time Until 1 Frank Rykoski, 9-year-old son publish details of the plot. Daylight pierced the forepeak of the steam­ It is believed here that the pos­ however, Maniu ceased to advocate m., Wednesday, Eastern men turned seaward, the Coast ■ of Mr. nad Mrs. Peter Rykoski of Guard amphibian Loening, piloted ship was still confined to the naval I Hilliard street, was drowned while sibility of former Crown Prince Carol’s return. saving time. hospital at Chelsea with an in­ Official from Washington The water jump from Nova Sco­ by Lieutenant Leonard M. Melka, New York, July 8.— Because of I learning to swim, about 2:30 tia to Spain was better than 3,400 went into the air as a convoy for a jured leg. Boatswain E. R. John­ o'clock this afternoon, in Union the advent of the talking motion I miles. hundred miles out. son, cut over the eye, was released Appears on Scene. { Pond. At press time searchers had Following the Loening the flying by physicians at the Charlestown pictures the American film industry not been able tq recover the body DOCTORS POSTPONE JOHN D. IS NINEH "IS GOING STRONG" boat Savoia-Marchecti carrying a Navy Yard. Mrs. Seretha Nicker­ has ceased to depend upon the ! but the attempts to find it were party of fourteen New York persons New Orleans, La., July 8.— Both Gloucester, Mass., July 8— Roar­ son, of Greenwich, Conn., a pas­ European market as a means of continuing. ing through the fog at a hundred- went aloft to join In • the convoy. senger aboard the Prince George profit, according to James R. Quirk, sides in the strike of street car em­ Leaiming to Swim YEARS OLD TODAY mile an hour clip off the coast oi Aboard the flying boat was Miss who was nearly knocked uncon­ publisher, who returned today ployees today awaited arrival of the The Rykoski boy, who could VACATION OF KING Maine, three quarters of an hour Thea Rasche, the German “ Flying scious when struck by a weight director of conciliation of the De­ swim but very little, was in the out of Old Orchard, the Rome Fraulein” who is making plans for line, was at her home not serious­ from abroad on the liner Hamburg.