New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
Political Rally Used as a Shield
 By Safe Robbers
DpOrtunIEY

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 Detective Ta-a~ from Er.ar-a~- -a-s, 7rasl9.n. No4-E Q stas han.. and Ha-t. InvestHzato~ iron. ar 50sar- arre couQa0.. loos=5 o&-~ -Ie orru.- ises with E~aa- .H-r rs--- a.-.- f75 robbe-v was d.sgc. cred n ne ~o~r- fnE.
 F--Eer prints T.srs tc.re ..' ...r were he pr,0's Of ewr.o.es 0. r-e hank. n-o had -re haodMr- @. 'a. vault doors. Ths robbers "o~Nea with gloves. Foo'nrsrts 14re looked @or .. the rear. oa-@.ta n r17 .a-. mem and lp n -l- hank. ~o-. nsr- -ound. O 2 sor.. and L..zn--". h. san shook hrs head.
 Gloves and ~hocguard-
 "Slsla babies Ef~- Eo4r- n. -a... they wore gloves and nl ..o'a around their shoes so no to--raie footprints could oa found
 Investigator Hart @~ae.
 "Ir was rha old ca=. .'aoo~'r.- n-cy.'" ue-ect.r. Eagon de.Iars1. Crooks orrer do porch fnlh.1s 'n small towns when a t.r-gs E rgors because that IS tce-- oupor'-0ur wltn most people d. tnr airg.-. and. necaLsa that political ~atis r-rad. went through llo~rer street las night and had been advertised for weeks before. these crooks took l1o opportunity
 'Ic vas an .aeal opoor-lH.r' " h. vesciEa'or Ha~r agreed. hcga.~f they must have rad several hundred n the parade ! ~av II. The~- WAS a big band. red ljgh- flares s'oam caluope and a fife and drum corps. Everyone vas watching 'h7 parade and the rod tI5ros and taare "a= plenty of nolse-ro4 co4.a Grrs .r=- Cal1tope B mile 4"a.-
 President To1re ro51ad
 "Tray fooe no -c-a~r-.-- H- pointed ol- .o0's currency. ~ror= - no iden-ltgI0e IT,.
 Not q chance Tagsr sa.t '.1- less We stumble or 10 some clue D. accident. Some crook 1a know ms. appear pretty soon ln ra~ and cost. scenery and be Hush ~l-a u0-a which may lead 10 some-ain-. but that's about all 1e have 0 work on
 President Yours o5 ne bank 2or- dered oyrr tho thing He agreed that me paradc gave rl= opportunity. And whatever the robbers usad 10 wuft.r the explosion ot inc 0.lro-=It.arir1 rad been taken away so Thar r couldn't ha rfaued
 No Clues Al Hand
 A. the -s~rs time he r-..rr.- 'r1' there ras more 10 this than ..s- Tho opportune raus 1a~a4r.
 Look nrr=. ror- a.- sad .o Tr- gan and Har- T thur. sear. IS q way De can rr3 o9t eto managed this rohdery aot regs ra1 down .ra robbers.
 Both men z7oc< 'za.~ H1a@- and smiled
 "Imposs-r- n- Taa0- l.--s- said. "a rae-t .. -.s-. -.. .nn..r- rion its .~r7o--a.- Y 10. e~ fund out vho n.ar1a5 ras ron1.- to" can maHe nor. rnor-r ase le'.o'..e than as bank nresl5er.
 "Liste- said Young ard Ea pro- ceeded 10 's'' 'nro- he feoo~ 0. no" TO locata inc man or men "ro r.a0- ned the ron0ar'
 The detectiye- went in work on his theory and arrested the robbers.
 What was the bank president theory?
 SOLUTION TO YESTERDAYS
 Like An Open Book
 Tba 1aTUEg. a.-f.g # u.- murder