The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-22
REGISTRARS HAVE
 TAKEN NO ACTION
scontInusd from Pass |,

in legal manner.
 At the registrars office this af- ternoon 1t was stated that no ac- ton was contemplated for today. It is alleged in the complaints that Mr and Mrs Post allowed them- selves to Dc sworn in as electors In Waterbury although they were not residents of the city for the past six months as required by law. The complaint states that the Posts were absent from the city more than a year ago and returned only recently, less than six months ago.
 May Be Some Action
 Just what action the registrars are planning In handling the cotn- t,laint is not known. Chapter SS, Section 667, of the general statutes provides that '.any person who shall fraudulently procure himself or another to be registered as an elector shall be lined not more than $500 or imprisoned not more than one year or both.
 It Is possible that 2 mistake was made by Mf and Mrs Post iii the length of time they were residing here, 1t was admitted today. There fore, the action taken by the regis trars is causing much interest.
 hopelessly behind they left Athens for the Island of Cyprus at 2 a. m. GMT t9 p. m. Sunday EET) deter- mined to reach Melbourne no mat ter how long 1t took.
 ], In a.,hs the biz sI3. Rute;, Flying H9tsr sss with American Wright cyclone <,f< r J. Moll and c. Van Bfugge, crew, bankers and Thea Rasch. German girl flyer.
 Dutch Psane Dark Horse
 This plane was a dark horse from the start. Entered in both speed and handicap sections like
 that of Scott and Black, it is a passenger one. At each of their halts--all planned and all on 8
 railway line for Melbourne = the crew emphasized that they were
 just going to show that passengers could be taken to Australia safely, in comfort and Ut good speed. It has fuselage like a Zeppe- lin and it's IA passenger cabin has
 arm chairs of which beds can be
 made. It was just joy ride for the ! passengers.
 Was No Joy Ride It was no 1o, ride for Scott and Black, the leaders, and as they waited by their bnlletlike plane here they showed the strain. Word came that the flying hotel
 had passed over Semarang. 150
 miles east of Batavia, in the full moonlight, at 12:35 p. m. GMT G:35 a. m. EST.)
 Scott was standing ruefully be- side his plane, and he said: "The circulatory oil system on the left side motor went wrong half way
 across the Tirnor Sea. We finished the hop on one motor. 1T wish we could go on. We have had a
 devil of trip and I am tired and weary"
 They had flown nearly 300 miles across the tea on the one motor, and still, when they arrived here, had averaged 173,6 miles an hour including all stops since they left Mildenhall.
 As Scott waited message was handed to him from London: Marvellous. From those who have taken your place around the tape machine (stock news ticker)
 at the Royal Aero Club. Good luck"
 How They Stand The six leaders in the England Australia air race and the fate of the remaining IA planes which started, follow:
 l. c. w. A. Scott and T. Camp bell Black, Great Britain, (British
 De Haviland Comet). left Darwin.
 Australia, ABA p. m. GMT (S:34
 a. m. EST).
 2. K. D. Parmentier, J. J. .Moll
 and c. Van Brugge, Holland, (American Douglas Air Liner) left
 Batavia, Java, II a. m. GMT G
 a. m. EST) for Darwin. 8. Colonel Roscoe Turner and Clyde Pangborn, United States, (American Boeing transport) left Abr Star, Malay Peninsula, 11:26 a. m. (6:26 a. m. EST) and arrived at Singapore at 2:05 p. m. GMT (9:05 a. m. EST.)
 4. Lieutenant Cathcart Jones
 and Ken Waller, Great Britain (De Haviland Comet) grounded at Aliahabad, India, with motor trouble. 9. CaptalH James A. anu amy Mollison, Great Britain (De Havi-
 land Comet) grounded at Allaha-
 bad with motor trouble. 6, D. J. Asjes, c. J. Geysendorf- fer and P. Bronx, Holland (Pander s. R. with American Wright mo- tor), grounded at Allahabad with damaged plane.
 Malcolm MacGregor and Henry Walker, Great Britain (Miles
 Hawk Gypsy) arrived Bushire. Persia, at 2:17 a. m. GMT (9:17 p. m. Sunday EST).
 Flight Lieutenant J. D.. Hewett
 and Squadron Leader c. F, Kay,
 New Zealand (De Haviland Dra-
 gon) arrived Bagdad 6:23 a. m. GMT 1:23 a. m. EST).
 Lieutenant Michael Hansen ani