The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-26

Cartwright, Labrador, July Z1
 (UP) .- Captain Wolfgang von Gronau and his three companions making flight from Germany t9 the United States overnauieH their machine here today Tor tne flight to Montreal and Chicago.
 Won Gronau, on his third trans. :, Atlantic flight via the nortnerm route, encountered thick Ios - the last stages of the nop ,sht Lry. ivigtut, Greenland. to Cartwrisn.. .. x The German flyers followed the northern route from the Island oi Sylt. in the North Sea, to Ice lano and Greenland.
 T.ondon. July 26 - (UP)
 rorSon newspaper reports that An,ba ssador Andrew W. Mellon would not return to his post nere because he thinks the contact per tween the United States and ner European debtors should ps handled by a younger man coul1 moi be confirmed today m orIiciai c .i have not heard any such re: norfs.U Mellon,s son -in-law, Daviu Bruce. said. "Ali I know IS that MT Mellon Is expected to re- turn in September"
 Glen Ridge, N. J.. July. 2s -
 UPl - Fred Cornell, ST, has an- nounced at his home here that ae. scriptions of a body found m tnc Davis inlet region of Labrador aV not coincide either With tnaI v his son, Fred Connell. Jr.. or asr man J. Koehler. of East OraIg.. assgs The two men have been n,ss,Ms tr;s, since they started on 2 cahoe '''H into Labrador a year ago.
 Iakehurst. N.. J., July 26 frfPI - The dirigible Akron was oicft today on a 48-hour training Tiirht. which started at g o'clocK iast evening. and was to tnclude a .fifrht over lower New York nar- bor to escort the new liner Man haitian up the bay to her Nortn River berth about noon.
 commander A. H. Dresel and 2 crew of 78 sailed the Akrons Oniy one passenger, R. s. Booth, of the Royal Air Force, was aboard. AT fer escorting the Manhattan: tme Akron was scheduled to head ou' to sea again.
 High Point, N. G.. July zs = (UPl - Prospect for peace n thie strike torn textile mill town were brighter today With con.esd ard ence between manuIacturesss .,ian workers committees scheduieo. whn workers voted last night to ,,ss,a con,nittees from each of the 1x closed mills treat with owners iraividtally. Previously they have dealt collectively, with no pre- rress toward solution sQr tneir troubles.
 winston Salem. N. C., July So - (UP) --- Testimony taken 1ur inc inyestigation of Smith Key noids' death has not been given tn fhe grand jury, and will not he riven to 1t unless asked Ior' Soiicitor Carlisle Higgins said to- day. The jury Is now in session It1 had been believed 1t would con tinue the investigation which res suited in an open verdict py tne coroner's jury summoned alter tnS tobacco heirs death. IestiMo1y by Libby Holman Reynoios: 6rosa- way actress bride of tne 1y.se stsre . nId helE, WAB & DSssSs~S T of the inquest.
 ratA Forest. III, July 26-lUP)
 police of towns in the lasn- ,onable North Shore supurpan district were asked today to Watcn T~,. Tannie Turnbull, 1S, Vassar Toliere freshman, who disappeareo from the home of her weaitny rSapauf9. st- paI rhn .irl left a note which said:
 "T can't stand 1t any longer the feeling that am Q burden to vou. am going away where you will never find me-"
 Miss Turnbull then drove ofI ln the family automobile. She is sns daughter of Henry K. Turnpuil' real estate dealer.
 New Haven. Conn. July 2S tUPy - Net income of the NeW Railroad for the first half of 1S5z was Se9S,7g5, decrease of $4,lzO.. 0ss from the amount for the first six months of 1881.
 Total operating revenue Tor tne first six months of this year was s3e. e.sO6,262, compared with $b1,- 7og.s56 for the corresponding neriod last year.. Net after .harged for the period was $9oe,- 7S5. compared with $5,1l8,640:
 Net income for June showed deficit after charges of $i1o.z1e, representing q decrease of szs1'ss.
 New Haven, Conn. July 2s - (UPl = Police today sought q speakea6y. proprietor for question. ma ln connection with the death .oe Frank Denkewicz. 70. formerly Aof Springfield. Mass. who died ox poison alcohol. according to medi- (ai authorities.