Daily News from New York, New York • 114

DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925 2f" SHOT IN chas: WOMAN, 2 MEN WASHINGTON NEWS FIGHT TO RAISE SUB S-51 BECOMES I HUNT TO FIND CORPSES AND JUNK Palmer Shorn of Power. Joint Anti-Rum Effort. Army Sells Depot Land. Davis Asks Probe Survey. tor Washington, D.

Oct. IA Leigh Palmer, president of Emergency Fleet corporation, 51 pp. m-1-) i lip 01 POLICE BULLETS FLY IN PURSUIT OF FLEEING AUTO Three persons were shot down by police last night during a pursuit by five patrolmen of a touring car conveying three men who tried to escape after striking George Baliin. 17, of 301 Grand st Brooklyn- Bailin was descending from a trolley car at Nostrand ave. and Fulton st.

A woman was wounded by a stray bullet. More than 1,000 persons joined in. pursuit of the touring car. Turning east in Fulton the car dodged between heavy traffic at high speed, although under a barrage of police bullets until midway between Nostrsnd and New York aves. the.

man at the wheel fell forward, shot through the head. The car came to a halt and its occupants were placed under arrest. It was then found that one of two men in the rear seat of the car had been shot in the chin. day was shorn of his powers to sell ships. The shipping board rescinded its action of last year requested by Pre sident Coolidge, at a stormy session.

a a da and the United States have combined to suppress whisky Leigh Palmer ill nrj i av 1 tuu haicuuc smuggling along great lakes and the Atlantic sell board. The state department madl puouc regulations of the- convert! tion of 1924, now approved, prd viding for mutual notification ic known smugglers' clearances. jx' Sale of a large parcel of land Driver May Die. tne ordnance reserve depot net Hammonton, N. was announc by the war department.

The prfc The injured men. all prisoners, are: John T. WhaleB. 30, restaurant owner, 25 East 29th Brooklyn, shot in head. He will probably die.

Scene yesterday i NEWS photo) nboard the great sea crane Monarch as efforts continued to raise the S-51. Note, the huge blocks, veeighing several tons, in the lifting tackle. total was $292,602. The Atlanti City Realty company bought or block for $106,000. 1 I Acting Secretary of War Dwigi Davis has asked Maj.

Gen. Jok Patrick Fitzhenrv. 37. of 168 East 1'atrirk f-itzhenrv, 3i, of I6S tasl in I -r a 32d st Brooklyn, city fireman, one 11 liM llirili, Giant Derricks- Strain Vain; Race Is Over. L.

Hines, chief of staff, to ttki of the car's occupants, shot in chin. a survey of criticisms and suggci tions brought out in testimony fore President Coolidge's air bor. MISS AMERICA, HAS PNEUMONIA Fay Lanphier, Miss America of. the Atlantic City beauty contest, is ill with pneumonia at the Alamac hotel, Broadway and 71st st. He may recover.

Joseph Pestoccie, 33, 467 Myrtle Brooklyn, was locked up in Flatbush ave. station charged with felonious assault as the car's third passenger. He was slightly injured. Mrs. Nellie Sharp.

34. of 204 Myron T. Herrick, American ait bassador to France, will sail fc post Oct. 17, it was announced bj the state department. Miss Lanphier.

acclaimed the East 53d st, Brooklyn, was shot most beautiful girl in the United On Board U. S. S. Camden, Oct. 1.

Two mighty derricks, grpaning and grunting, their heavy cables stretched like fiddle strings out of frothing water, pulled in vain today on the sunken submarine S-51. So ended the navy's last "great effort to rescue the ship and to save the lives of Lieut. Rodney H. Dobson and his crew of thirty-three men. True, divers will go down tomorrow to puncture the hull at the various compartments.

But every one connected with that dramatic salvage operation fourteen miles off Block Island from Rear.Admiral ENRIGHT TO RUN FOR MAYORALTY Lieut. Kodney H. Read Admiral Dobson H. H. Christy Commander of S-51 and director of rescue utorh.

the right thigh while walking in Xostrand ave. by a policeman's bullet aimed at the fugitive automobile. She was taken to St. John's Whalen and Fitzhenry also were taken. AS PR0GRESSIVI Warren Shaw Fisher, chairmaj Returned from Duty.

SLAIN WOMAN HAD MANIA FOR SOAP; LEAVES 2,000 CAKES of the Progressive party, made-thl surprising announcement last nign The arresting officers were Pa trolmen Armstead of the Canarsie precient and Gaffney of the Flat-! bush station. They were returning from special duty in Kismet Temple after the Republican rally A woman's strange love for soap, a love that led her to pilfer hundreds of cakes of it from the Martha Wash H. H. Christy down to the mess boys is convinced that the game is np- A Losing Battle. It looked so today.

With an afternoon sun beating down on a scene of busy efficiency, and throwing glittering rays over calm blue water, the real battle was fought. r'6 that the organization would file today with the- board of elections peti-tionslacing Po-1 i Commissioner Richard E. Enright in indep nomination for the mayoralty. Mr. Fisher declared Commissioner Enright had consented It failed, but it failed only after when they witnessed the falling of Baliin as he stepped off the street car.

The officers commandeered a taxicab and pursued the fugitive rvtat-hine discharging their pistols as they careened through crowded streets. Other policemen joined in the fifing until the quarry was run down. Baliin was in a critical condition in Swedish hospital last ington hotel, where she lived for five years, was disclosed in the personality of the late Mrs. Ada Mendham McCobb, vho was murdered last week in San Antonio, Tex. Two of eight trunks found Com issioner Fay Lanphier to make the race against Senatt James J.

Walker, the Democrati The late Mrs. Ada McCobb candidate, and Frank D. Waten man, the Republican nominee. both derricks had pulled themselves down so that water flowed over the sides of the Monarch and Century and well up to the doors of the engine rooms. At 12:40 p.

m. the derricks put on their first pull. Capt. Walter Davis, skipper of the Monarch, tested the cables and wires of both ships. Then they eased off.

Diver Bill Reed went below the- surface and tightened two of the four heavy cable slings. He returned. A sailor in a motorboat speeded over to the Camden. Admiral Christy, Capt. King, commander of the submarine base at New Lon Physicians are doubtful of States, contracted a severe cold his recovery.

soon after she reached New York (from Atlantic City. BRIDGE OPENING SET Mrs. Emily Lanphier, mother of The $7,000,000 cross-bay bridge, the beauty, said last night she be-whieh will cut off about ten miles lieved the crisis passed. Assailing the two old pafitica parties, Mr. Fisher announced thai in her hotel apartment were filled with more than 2,000 cakes of individual size soap.

a vigorous campaign will be wage for automobihsts traveling to the for the police commissioner's eled tion. He called on persons of botj Rofkaways, will be formally opened on Saturday Oct. SI. or Nov. 1.

sexes to rally, behind Enrighl NEW YORK TAXABLE PROPERTY IS VALUED AT 13,379,654,494 whose record as head of the pond department, he held, entitled hid THE WEATHER FRIDAY. CM-T. to their support. It was reported last night thd The board of taxes and assessments estimates the value of tax- tsiiists r.rht up at Oi p. m.

AlJM'lit Enright will have a minimum $1,000,000 to finance his campaigi sunset. property in New York City rises 6:2 p. The money will wme in crea 4.111' M1 part, it was said, from multi-mil lionaires he has appointed depu police commissioners and from bii mercantile establishments he befriended during his administra t. wBTnsa rout.tn LOCAL. Partly clou dy tixlay frrh ea.t to south eat winds.

YORK STATE i'art-lv elmiy ttiay; 1 4 vs don; Capt. Newton, commander of the Camden; Lieut. Corns. Hickey and Grady hurried to the derricks. Again the cables above the surface were tested.

Then Davis issued a curt order. Can't Leave Scene. "Every civilian and navy man must leave these Every one obeyed. The admiral and the other officers climbed into the motorboat. But they wouldn't go away.

They tied up to the north end of the giant Monarch and waited. The Resolute, a great seagoing tug, took up its 3-inch hawser, leading from the Monarch, and drew it taught. The I. T. Merritt.

tion. The independent ticket wii at 494 for 1926. This is a tenta-' tive gain of C75S0.144 i real estate over 1925, and an crease of 036,500 in per- sonal property for the last twelve months. This sum does be completed today by addition a candidates for controller and prea at $12,419,659,544, distributed as follows: Manhattan $6,986,506,980 Brooklyn $3,504,111,690 Queens $1,473,334,480 Bronx Richmond $218,982,060 John D. Rockefeller again beads the list of personal assessments with $1400,000.

John D. Rockefeller Cornelius Vanderbilt, Payne Whitney, William Rhine-lander Stewart Artemus Ward George Ehret and Archer M. Huntington have personal assessments of $500,000. The Equitable building tops the office building list with a value of $31,000,000 as compared with of. last year.

Belladaaaa fclarrcd fttn eyes mme ident of the aldermanic board. rs: frh east to southeast He -wan kaTinc kia ere treat aaa taey were blarred or bellaaai TtMPtRATLRES If NEW YORK YESTERDAY. The rei-ult wan that he raa on the wroa (Ctrl. TaT atarjr fr real life an pace za. John D.

Rockefeller IIVl 1 UU. .111. value of prop-erty exempt by MM I'M. J1INI.VU M. Jam tv.

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7 p. re 4 -Notn Owing to lack of spac VTA faff 4n AIMlT 9 another big tug, went the opposite direction with the Century's cable, Both tugs began to steam ahead- I p. p. m. i law, which is fixed at 000, according to figures announced 7 yesterday by -Henry M.

Goldfogle, (president of the tax board. Taxable real estate is estimated V- va. vvu a. villi A columns of advertising aa m. lie elel with the jnroms JClrt.

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