DR. BRADFIELD RESIGNS.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20920, 29 July 1933, Page 11

DR. BRADFIELD RESIGNS.

* (Received July 28, 11.10 p.m.) SYDNEY, July 28. \ Dr. J. J. Bradfield resigned from ' the service of the New South Wales i Government to-day, leaving the | Harbour Bridge as a monument to I bis service for the state. He intends taking a holiday and later entering private practice as a consulting f engineer. r IDr. Bradfield supervised the con- , structicn of the harbour bridge for the " New South Wales Government.] 21 FLOOD WARNING IN NEW t| SOUTH WALES. -| ♦ I ; SYDNEY, July 28. Though the rivers are falling, - North Coas}. centres are warned " closely to watch the weather condi- ; tions for some days, as anew dis--1 turbance is expected to bring fur--1 ther rains, and probably floods. -I —. e MR ULM'S FLIGHT. t ♦ DAMAGE TO AEROPLANE. : INDEFINITE POSTPONEMENT. t - DUBLIN, July 27. Mr C. T. P. Ulm's Atlantic flight t has been indefinitely postponed because of the accident to his aeroplane while it was being wheeled The undercarriage broke under * J the load of 1000 gallons of petrol. Several persons were pinned under the wing, and frantic efforts were made to extricate them. One , broke a leg, and two were seriously '• injured and taken to hospital. The petrol has been run out and the aeroplane jacked up to avoid danger from the incoming tide. Solr diers are guarding it. .... f Mr Ulm says he has no intention ~ of abandoning the flight, but will leave as soon as repairs are made.