^,r,' t ^ ," ;-V -V NET PIHBSS BUN AVERA.GB DAILY dlRCULAXI(»r for the Month of August, 1980 5,400 Members of the AndJt Bnreaa of Cirenlatioaa SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEETEMBER 29, 1930. iyO L . X U V ., NO. 307. (Clas^fted Advertising on Page 10) State Library—ComDi, CRACKS ELEVEN SAFES, IWAPPINGSTDi GETS BUT ONE DOLLAR USES HATCHET Mussolini Without a Black Shirt NATION’S BANKERS Denver, Sept. 29.— (AP) — An optimistic yegg, going in for quantity production, pried open ON WIFE, THEN RUNSAWEEK, eleven safes along Speer Boule­ DECLARE BUSINGS vard The reward for his night of effort was ?1, counting two THEN IS RAIDED Canadian quarters. KILMMSELF IS Youngest Pflot in the U. S. Elaborate Equipment Found WAGNER DENOUNCES Marine Officer Found Dead Takes OS at Newark on On a More Sonnd Basis Thait in Former Creamery; in Hotel Room — Wife, DISHONEST JUDGES Trip to Pacific Coast in it Was at First of Yean County Detectives Watch Horribly Wounded, is Dy­ Four Hops. Detroit a n d Western Place Then Raid It Sunday} Denocratic Senator From ing in Hospital; No Motive. « Pennsylvania Hardest Hit Newark, N. J., Sept 29— (AP) — Other Countries Trade in Chi­ New York Says Party Has Washington, Sept. 29— (A P )— A ' After having been in operation, it \ Bob Buck, 16 year old Elizabeth hatchet and gun trsigedy left Lieut. Is believed, for only about a week, a j aviator, took off at 7:10 a. m. today cago Market, Declares by Depression— Russia to No Use for Grafters. Col. Richard B. Creecy, dead and his big distilling plant that had been from Newark Metropolitan Airport wife horribly wounded in their hotel installed in the old Wapping Cream­ in an attempt to break the junior be Important Competitor suite yesterday. Board of Trade Head. ery building some three or four hun- trans-continental speedrecord set a Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. 29.— (AP.) Police at first constructed an ' dred yards off the Wapping-Oakland —^In his address as v temporary few weeks ago by hia friend,. Eddie in the Near Future. “attempted murder-suicide” theory, Schneider, 19, of Jersey aty. Chicago, Sept. 29— (AP)—Presi ! highway, was raided yesterday chairman of the New York Demo­ the Marine officer being found on Unfavorable weather conditions dent John A. Bunnell of the Chicago 'morning, four men placed imder ar- cratic state convention here today, the floor with a bullet through his forced Buck to postpone his takeoff Board of Trade today told the spec­ Cleveland, Sept. 29.— (A P )— »Ab Irest and a large amount of redistill- U. S. Senator Robert F. Wagner de- j heart and Mrs. Creecy nearby with five times. To<Jay he was promised left ial Ccmgressional coipmittee tovesti- delegates of the American Bankers ied alcohol and material used in the dared that whoever “attains judi­ advantageous winds after he her head gashed. Today she lay in Columbus, O., his first scheduled j gating Communist propaganda that Association gathered here today for redistilling process was seized. The cial or other public office by dis­ Emergency hospital, fear for her stop. short selling ■ on the Chicago ex­ their annual convention many 6t Imen arrested are James Neglia, honest means should be driven He also planned to stop at St. life being felt. change by Russia was a hedging them said business is on a more ■ alias Joseph Dimaro, Bennie Armien, therefrom, as also from the ranks Louis, Wichita and Albuquerque, fly­ Police waited in hope that she sound basis than it was at the first ! Frank Grenato and Sam Russo, all of our party.” would regain consciousness and aid ing from there to Los Angeles. operation and not a gamble. Schneider’s record was 29 hours Bunnell was Mked by Representa­ of the year. i of whom claim Hartford as their This declaration was an indirect them to learn what happened. They reference to the Grand Jury investi­ had become dissatisfied with the and 40>minutes. tive John F. Nelson, of Maine: Credit of manufacturers is better, place of residence. The raiding offi­ gation of alleged judicisd scandals first theory overnight. Detective Buck also intended to attempt to “Why shouldn't the Russian gov­ it was reported and the textile in­ cers were County Detective Edward in New York City. Edward J. Kelly, on request of the break the west-east record held by ernment hedge on the Chicago mar­ dustry of the south was given as an Hickey, Deputy Sheriffs C. Vinton “The Democratic Party,” Senator wealthy Creecy family, started trac­ Schneider. k et?” example. Textile manufacturers, Benito Mussolini usually wears the military Fascist uniform when “I CM give no, reason why they Benjamin, of Wapping, W. H. Carri­ Wagner said, “has always stood for ing the implements of death—both the delegates from that region said, the highest probity in public office. of which were new. he appears in public—^but here he is gleaming white, with a yachtsman’s IS YOU*NGEST PILOT shouldn’t”, he angered. are not making money, but they er, of Glastonbury, and Carl Tuck- cap. He is shown as he inspected Camp Mussolini, a Fascist training EUabeth, N. J., Sept. 29— (A P )— He W U then asked why the Board Wherever and whenever one has Special Marine Probe 83 have smaller supplies on thefr cr, of East Granby, assisted by found wanting in honor or der­ camp for young Italians near Rome. Notice the upraised hands, the Fas­ Robert Nietzel Buck, who took off of Trade’s business conduct commit­ shelves and consequently a dimto- Marine corps heaidquarters order­ cist salute. today from Newark Airport to try tee tovestigfited the short selling, ished inventor’ '^ load. members of the state’s attorney’s elict in duty it gave its best effort ed a special board of inquest to in­ and bent every energy to rid the for junior trans-continental records, and he answered that it was un. Savings Increased staff. vestigate. The dead officer, aged 49 is believed to be the youngest office of its incumbent. Equally in­ usual In FuU Operatisn ^was second in command of the Haiti licensed pilot to the country. He "If you had known of the trans­ Some bankers expressed the feel­ sistent hats it ever been in its de­ TOASTS HIS GIRL ing that the depression has taught Just previous to the raid the constabulary. He was here on leave. CANADA OBSTRUCTS started his flying career last Janu­ actions would you have taken any mand that public office must be at­ The father. Col. E. C. Creecy, ESf POISON DEINK ary 29 on his sixteenth birthday, steps to stop them ?” Nelson asked. more conservative buying and la s telaht was in full operation. It con- tained only by honorable means.” increased the saving of money; ^sistedi' of a 1,500 gallon still, several aged 84, said his son had an income when he obtained a student pilot’s Not Big Transaction National Affairs of approximately $20,000 a year and license. Three months later he won which they considered a soimd con­ .hundred feet of copper pipe leading Discussing National affairs. Sen­ Poet Kills Himself< as He Says LEAGUE'S PROGRAM “Not necessarily,” replied Bunnell, dition. There is still too much o f a jto a big condenser of 500 gallons that Mrs. Creecy was well-to-do. a private pilot’s license. “ the'selling of 7,500,000 bushels of ator Wagner said that the Jast 18 “This is the Last Drink I’ll The youngster’s flying course was buyers’ market, it was believed by j capacity, these being on the base- months in Washington had witness­ Inspector William S. Shelby, chief wheat in three days by one client some, and that there is still need for {jnent floor, while in an adjoining of detectives, advanced the possi­ Ever Take With You.’’ paid for by his father, Dr. A. O. was not a particularly heavy trans­ ^1 ed; Buck of Hillside, N. J., as a Christ­ retailers to cut their margins of •room was a steam boiler in opera- bility that the marine had assault­ action.” profit as the manufacturers halrb “The collapse of the President’s ed his wife and killed himself in a So Says French Envoy at mas present after the boy had shown panacea for farm relief; the col­ Los Angeles, Sept. 29.— (AP) He said that imder a falling mar­ done. jconnection leading to the still, a temporary fit of insanity. He dis­ interest in aviation and had helped lapse of the President’s leadership —Robert Pew, 35, writer and ket, such as the exchange has re­ Detroit and the region aroimd the 'mixing vat equipped with agitator counted a suggestion by the father build a glider at the Westfield Air­ cently experienced, the transactions in tariff making: the collapse of the poet, ended his life by drinking southern shore of the Great Lakes apparatus operated by an electric that the officer had been murdered. poison,. a police report said to­ Geneva — Declares Move port. He attended the Westfield would have a tendency to depress hope for tax reductions; the collapse High school and the Pingrey school and western Pennsylvania have motor established on the topmost Boom Was Locked day, in a toast to a girl com­ prices. been the sorest sjrots in the depi^^ floor. There were any number of of our foreign trade and collapse of at Ellizabeth. Representative Edward E. Eslick When the couple was found, after panion. Will Upset Economic Plans Dr. and Mrs. Buck expect him to sion, it was believed.