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Andree Was Near Pole, Notes State . , r r " T B i o w a t h e b ; " '■ '■ ;/■ NET PRESS BUN Forecast by O. iS.'Weather BoraiW' ^YIIRAOE DAILY C1BG17LAI10N ■ l^rtford. _ ' fbr the Month of J ^ y . 1980 B^n this afternoon and toniffat. Fair and eomev^hst wurmer ^miday. 5,416 Cbnh.;Sta||^ Library-—CJomp. Members of the A«4lt Bvxean of Clrcnlatleos *o<j^***»'------ ------- -'■***' ■— FOURTEEN P^^BS PRICE tHREE CENl'S (Oaselfled Adverting on Page 12) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1930. VOL. XLIV., NO. 277. ■ - - i ------ —— ANDREE WAS NEAR Held as Plotters Against Florida Governor’s Life POLE, NOTES STATE A Was Within 500 Maes of Ob- 0VER2MIUI0N Four Aviators Thought to be Peru Is Threatened jecdTe When Blown Back; IHPLOYEDIN Retammg to Germany, Was On Way Back to Civ- With Serious Revolt Fly m Opposite Direction; i ilization When Frozen. U r o S T A T E S Landing Arrangements Lima, Peru, Aug. 23— (AP) —A A An official pronouncement by the Oslo, Aug. 23.— (AP.)—Salomon- serious military revolt in Southern government said: Have Been Made in Cana* Augnste Andree, Sweedish balloon­ F ipres Show Five Per Cent “Troops forming the Arequipa Peru, threatened the administration garrison, incited by Lieut. Colonel ist explorer who in 1897 tried to lly' of President Leguia. Cerro, revoltedvthis morning at da, Report From Plane to the North Pole in a balloon, was of Normally Employed The garrison at Arequipa, third about 1 1 ^ m.> .The i'evolt was bas­ believed here today to have reached city of the republic, was at the helm ed on a fcfrged army ordinance say­ ing that tl^e government had decid­ a point less than 500 miles from his of the movement. Revolting under States. Are Idle Now;{onnecticnt the leadership of their officers the ed to discharge officers and troops objective, and to have been beating garrison arrested the civil and. mili­ and reduce their salaries. back to the inhabited world when Copenhagen, Denmark, Aug. 23. Jacksonville, Aug. 23.—(AP)—C. C. Howell of Jacksonville and J .R Jtelly of Meidison will assist the tary chiefs of the department and “The rebels arrested the depart­ death overtook him. Has 32,192 Out of Jobs. state in the prosecution of three men charged with conspiracy to procure the assassination of Gov. Doyle today was in complete control there. ment prrfect, Federico' Ferhandini — (A P.)—Captain Wolfgang vou Dr. S. Horn, scientist with the ex­ and the .chief of the Arequipa Divi­ E. Carlton. Their selection was announced today by L. D. Howell, county solicitor after a conference with The government was said official­ Gronau, German aviator, and three pedition which August 8 foimd An- Washington, Aug. 23.— (AP) — ly to be taking appropriate steps. sion, Brig. Gen. Leopold© .Arias,ubUt dree’s body, sind those of his two the governor. there was no bloodshed. The rebels companions, today were at Ivigtut, A total of 2,508,151 able-bodied Subpoenas for witnesses were issued yesterday. 'There were reports, that these In­ comrades. Nils Strindberg and Knut Among those named in the summons were Betty Ann Schwartz of Chicago, now in jail, - and Betty volved sending of a fleet t j Mollen- took possesribn of the city. The Greenland, presumably on their way Americans, comprising two per cent government has taken the neces^ry Frankel, on White Island, said he Crotts, Jacksonville. They were arrested last Saturday shortly before the three men were taken into cus­ do, a port near Arequipa and in to the United States, zifter a flight did not think their balloon landed of the country’s total population, moving aircraft against the city it­ steps in the hope, of re-establishing tody. Miss Crotts was released on bond. • *' order in Arequipa Department” from Raykjavik, Iceland. on White Island, or Hvitvoen, which were listed today by the; Census Officials refused to disclose what connection the girls nad with the case. self. lies between Spitzbergen and Fridt­ Bureau as unemployed last April Greenland authorities reported The three defendants in the case are Fred O. Eberhardt,. (right above), Tallahassee publisher; Frank their arrival there yesterday after­ jo f Nansen Land, since there were and looking for work. Ralls (left) former Carlton campaigner and Henry Halsema (center) Jacksonville real estate operator. They distinct traces of the party having noon after several hours bf mystery The total was annoimced on the are at liberty imder $500 bonds each. i CHINESE REDS as to their course after they left arrived by rowing or walking. TO TAKE 50 YEARS Balloon’s Log basis of preliminary returns from USINGBRANDS Reykjavik, avowedly going to Ger­ On the back page of the balloon’s every section of the country. The many but actually heading in the opposite direction. The, trip was log, one of two books found in the Bureau explained that six other camp with the bodies, there is the Red Hot Iron Imprints Sickle TO UNITE CHINESE about 1,000 miles, over water most classes of imemployed were not in­ HOOVER PREDICTS notation, “83 degrees North 32 NATIONAL AIR RACERS Emblem on Ail Converts So of the way, and required about 11 cluded in the present total, but hours flying. East,” with the date of entry, July Friends Can Be Recognized. X 38, 1897, seven days after the start added that those “without a job, INCOME TAX CUT Tliose on Plane of the balloon from Dane’s Island. able to work and looking for a job” Hankow, Aug. 23.— (AP.)— Foreign Educated n eorista The four airmen have the same Spitzbergen. NEARING CHICAGO TODAY (Chinese Communists were re­ imquestionably constituted the bulk Domieri Wal ferhig boat that The position given is some dis­ ported by refugees arriving of those to be listed as unemploy­ (Si- Are Now in Power— Arc brought Roald Amundsen and hiSr tance north of the spot where the Reverses Earlier Report here to be branding deep, on the companions back from their unsuc­ men’s bodies were found, and about ed. chests of their converts in Hu­ cessful attempt to reach the North 475 miles from the Pole itself. Not Yet Complete Hundreds of Planes Converg­ TEXAS IS VOTING nan province the sickle emblem Iporant of Economics. Pole in 1925. Besides Von Gronau Excellent Camp Because tabulations have not been That Reduction Would Not of Cjommunism to assure loyal­ they are: Franz Hack, mechanic; The captain of the sealed Bratt- ty to the Red flag. Several ref­ completed on the nuihber of persons ing on Windy City as Meet Herr, AJbrechti wireless operator, vaag, which is bringing the bodies ugees, who escaped the d u ti­ and an aviation student named back to Tromsoe, Norway, to arrive now gainfully employed, a definite Be Continned Next Year. es of Communists'^ ^eiiSdelvSs - '’f WfiBtaxnBtowir,' Mas^., -A ug. 23.— Zimmer. there September 10, said that the comparison was not available. 'The Opens — Hartford Group were branded. ( AP )— China will require more than Considerable mystery has sur­ camp was arranged in intelligent Bureau estimated, however,^ em­ The use of the red hot iron 50 years to become imited, Professor rounded the flight from the etart. manner. Moccasins and other wear­ ployed would approximate 40 per Washington, Aug. 23— (AP) — was'ordered'by Red leaders, the George H. Blakeslee; of Clark Uni­ Captain von Gronau flew here frorq ing apparel found were very much Take Off From Cleveland. Today Decides Fate of Ma reports said, to mark perma­ \ cent of the total population. This Qouds on the financial sky lifted to­ versity told menabers o f the general the Faroe islands early in the week worn, indiesfting long use. Andree day with word from the White nently converts thereby making and intimated an American flight. apparently lived the longest. Rifles would bring the number of idle to it easy to recognize therd if conference on, the Far Eastern situa­ Later he denied that such was his Cniicago, Aug. 23.— (A P )—The i Ferguson Who is Attempt­ House and the Treasury that pros­ and instruments had been placed at approximately five per cent of the pects were good for continuing the they deserted. tion at the Institute of Politics to­ intention and said he was taking off his side; also there was his diary normally employed population. 1930 National Air races roared into I present one per cent reduction in Entire armies suspected of day. yesterday to fly back to .dermany. I The longer C3hinese political dis­ in which he wrote his last words., By states, the percentage of job reality toddy. | ing Political Comeback. income taxes. disloyalty, were branded, the His radio an hour and a half after turbances continue, the more fre­ Andree’s body was said by the seekers ramged from 0.5 in ' South The knights of the sky rode hun- ^ No promise was made, but Presi­ refugees said, in the area ter­ departure, however, gave the Amerr captain to .be in an exceptionally Dakota and Mississippi to 3.2 in dreds of planes into the Ckirtiss- | dent Hoover said prediction of a rorized through killing, burn­ quently the rest of the world will lean direction of his flight and addr good stats of preservation. Rhode Island and New Jersey, and Glenview Airport, as six contest i Dallas, Tex., Aug. 23.— (AP.)— deficit that would prevent continu­ ing and looting. challenge the, right of China to con­ ed that landing arrangements had ing the reduction was unwarranted tinue in its present condition, he 3.3 in Michigan. Derbies advanced on (Chicago. |The fate of Miriam A. Ferguson’s been made.in Greenland and (^ a - RECALLS MEMORIES The other classes to be covered by The prpgrain' provided thrills and Secretary Mellon added there said.
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