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Evening star., 1928-04-14
SALE---HO BUSES.
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FOR SALE. 81 .000---B.ROOM BATH BRICK
cleo, cellar: room for garage; 1918 Sc.
Apply 1922 14h st. Sc. Saturday, and
CHEVY CHASE 3. G.. 60Os 32nd ST
6-room detached frame. ami, garage: large
lot shade trees: terms. Open Sunday 10 to
p,m. OWNER. Main 7D17: evenings. Cleve.
ON WISCONSIN AVE; PRICE. ST,3bO---A
modern brick dwelling. @ rooms. bath. ami. {:
on deep lot, overlooking u. 3. Observatory
grounds: first commercial zone. Very small
cash and monthly payment. II, II. CARTER,
3OS Investment Bldg. Main airs; evenings.
Col. 5424.
a REAI. HOME IN THE BEST SECTION
$3.50. owNER mo 4als 4ttS S'" Il. NV. Sscr'IG is.
BARG A1N--LoVELY SIX.ROOM HOME.
nicely situated near schools and churches !:
six rooms. tile hath and shower. h, h. in
closed sleeping porch deep lot. You cant
help liking. ~, Terms TO suit purchaser,
Gail Main l032 or Hyatts. 500.
S7,65n--NEW DETACHED COLONIAL IN
beautiful and convenient northwest location.
on lot 60xl50: q large rooms all with oak
f'0orsi tile bath with built-in tub. hot
water heat. one-p piece enamel sink. attractive
electric fixtures aud decorations. steel grid
err and finest construction throughout. This
IL your chance TO get a most desirable home
at n remarkable price due to builder being
forced TO unload. Has appearance and fca-
lures Of a $1,000 home. Easy terms.
Phone Main 4l02
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RENT--sUBuRBAN PROPERTY.

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SEVEN ROOMS. GARAGE, BIG GARDEN.
$40 per mo. Iuquire. Mrs. n. Jones, Wash.
ington ave, Capitol Heights. Nd. ths
VERY DESIRABLE SEVEN.ROOM AND
bath house in Friendship Heights. Rent
only $40 per month. -
PERCY II. RUSSELL COMPANY,
Realtors.
o26 ! 9th ST. NV.
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sALE--suRuRRAN PROPERTY.

- 10y ~
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
h.goom bungalow; amt. n acre of
ground; garage conveniently located; q real
bargain at $b, 400 submit your terms H.
guire 3ao3 r l. ave. Mt. Rainier. Phone
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
~ story house. s rooms, garage, garden :
I'm center Of tuGn, close TO stores. churches
and sch2ols. Lot e0xl70. Bargain at
"'SUSd Good un1 s.story s.room house; a.mA.
porchcs Summer kitchen; one acre land
barn, henhouse ard garage; garden and all
kinds of fruit shade and close TO ears,
stores, schools and churches, EQUITY Of
81 900. win trade for ylsNr lots or acre,
REe in good location. Biggest bargain in
porch front and back sleeping porch. double
garage. large lot close tp cars, schools,
stores and churches. Already financed,
We have HA acres OF land at bargain
and terms to suit, Lots of nice subdivisions
for sale on hard road Reasonable terms.
All kinds of property nj al prices. Farms
little and big ana acreage. win trade farms
for suburban houses and lots or city prop.
erty clear or small trust Call on us II
you mean business, Phone Falls Church
80 ONCE. T9.J.l residence.
II. II. ANDERSON & co.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Our REAL ESTATE ENGINERRiNG AM
DEVELOPMENT organization provides EXPERT
advice and services 60 owners in subaivl,lins
and improving city and suburban acrNaeN for
ready market at much higher than existfne
land values. We also assist financing when
feasible. Free preliminary conferences soic.
Tied. Brokers md co.oneration advant tageous
ROBERT \, MINE, c. E.. Manager.
TlS Union Trust Rldg
Main S24O. Res. Cleve. 2aha
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CONVENIENT TO 18th sT AND GEORGIA
ave, car lines and priced ~ SDA 30 for quick
st. NV. soft front. 4 large rooms ard
glazed porch; completely fenovated, LOUIS
dHhTEMEEr nwnrr, Decatur 1910 or, eve
ninEa, Decatur 5000 Art. 1Os
5 NEW HOUSES, s ROOMS. RECEPTION
hall and front and hack porchee. water, Ea'
nlspt and s3S 90 monthly payment, iutsres!
included. on Marlboro pike. forestylils. y
miles from ID, &. Phone Marlboro 1.sFf@'
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DlRgcT rRoM .owNER
NEWLY,WEDDs' lBEAt gVNqALoW.

Owner-h,,lII "hhlMa,ullluiiy Anl.he,
completely eauipned, steelte onnatrur,
zion double oak hoora Y hedrWa,, sun par,
radio, cedar elnsel, concrete nnfghas hnlii
gar improved terfaeed eoEneT 10y, aonlhaEn
fI3 roo tall Mf AANiiEhs Cleveland
OWNEB WILL aAGRIFIuEr@a46 18th ,stf.
lures, nlaaping and hfsakfant p0rohes altle
double garage. aaFnaIis, awnlhes weather.
81 900 below value hfettlest home IN heal
i1aali0n northwest aaullon ealaanan an
pFemisaa
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RENT--SIjBURBAN PROPERTY

IAkohA PARK APARTMENT. DETACHED
seses ~ rom" s@. "5is "oiwskEiRr ir" shsSsssG sSfssG
sgHfDtTAcHgD HOUSE. 3 ROOMS AND
Pfoae igSo II pft.o" frsss'' i, eRs eRsstps SS
ron GEAT y Room HOUSE. LARGE LOT
s,' s1sae. n,'dfFe plumbing hktufes. hiEh eleya.
tors. Va, viii rent iof s5s mGaik' sre m
,0a , FatoEGE Il. EE v osrmrE, Esa E,,s7 70.
hM. hnhdALOw CELLAR. roHcHfs
thfum" fm" tha, "ar hhd bus line, 500
s5irt "s 1SIost"6 ftr""V VI 1GIis cIst I' bSSJ," ""
Z a ROOM BUsaAtDwk-~HA pla
r.. H.. hsst AMI Iatke ~. shade Trees.
jlg.'s,2il.. fItp a. sng ss 40 psf month phons
.A1Lg.Ahs VA ATTRACTIVE uaE0R.
Ff.h flEbea aud EaiG house. % IL sasd sd1 dss. o.
ait0I WIN hlsftfie fAnAs and ans; also
r. nv w 'isf sisaaH H'"S ". sac B. A"Ss SSsas
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sGc Aas. itf,ss iGis ssouss ~ ~ s saa9ss a99 go
lyon VILLAGE. vA,~~WAKTEn COUPLE
rilheat ebiEdlsn q isase Furnished, ~
rass % and iafss iot ier h "S ~ MOI nlontsa. pnSs,
~ f sSsp' 1L Lids Nv SSrfdAn" Ai""fsS "ifsf oisspssa. oHissg
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hns ,ls,. ,lhsss.onaha . ARglg, Msss heipgss's
sUhHRHAH lO.RnIM n0Mk ih y, r,t
tsraea, sfe, phaHa uMner. HaafEta Akh, iHs
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New Britain herald., 1928-01-18

;';::: s:::. ' ~ purchase. '''' ,:s:s:: s:5s!:; ronrcv GOVERNMENT BONDS .' sss par par . ,ss ss sss's' .o. st s cost Of Increase ,s27sss2o ern
 par value n.turea ,na r,.4 s'' lssss. Increase .rs.~. s1esss.os RAILROAD BONDS
 :,;sss :;sss s:5 .:5 ,s v, sss . ::se p e,. e.,s. S: ssss "s'sss' ns p. 's paid
 'leoe vs'n.m and pad ''s' ''leaa, leses, PUBLIC .,nar. .1aac BOND.
 'as'' '' ss'ss Increase s7s7sla7s ss shares New for
 Increase ns75oo amount invested approximately: v ~ Foreign co,srnm Bonds ' ,e
 Railroad R.n,e 1a,,a Eaupmsnt a.a Certificates ,s
 Public umity Bonds soe
 All others investment. Interest upon 'o default Interest Interest upon loans Amounting to s2sso o '
 ,s.s November < due November l. ,a.s apn @ t % n s m S' :nss s,r sss .,..s under , @ the value IS ttmesth esmoun 0 claim EARNINGS
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New Britain herald., 1928-01-18

Two features most important to observe. when de- cdng where to place savings deposits arc the caracter and amount of the assets of the bank and the rae of interest that its earnings justify in paying to ts de- posit0r& ' "
 It IS here clearly shown that the assets of this hank are of the highest character and that the amount of er value on January first $2 261 61a27 more than the total amount of it's deposits and is sufficient to psy every depostor in full and, in addition $10S5 for each SlO0 of his account.
 Likewise it is clearly shown that the rate of interest of paid each year on a deposits for the past three years has been comfortably earned and liberal sum added to the surplus each year. The increase in surplus during this period has been 397022Oo. " v
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
RspeFt of E. N. Stsnley, Presidsut
 SAVINGS BANK OF NEW BRITAIN For tho Tear Ending December 3l, 1927

sasnss Bank osaismeA: -,s
 v. h.ve mot here today for the yeuto he meeting
 Ih bun to transacted tho reading the scden a The the dpodtor. Mutual clearly on you of the condition tho bank the 1Ss that institution. which in the anslyHs
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
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New Britain herald., 1928-01-18

 The after
  aso on ns acquired through the
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New Britain herald., 1928-01-18

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New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT

PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT
 Balance l. Surplus
 Profit on United States Securities sold Profit Railroad Profit City and Town mat Profit on Foreign Government liquidation Dividend Third Banl, New York Sale of collateral to Profit and Loss Loss Railroad
 Loss s-do Charged of from
 Railroad s5 Pubic Utilities Bcnd Tinted States Foreign Bonds sa so City Railroad Transfer, to Surplus
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
OFFICERS

Edward N. Stanley, President Noah Lucas, Treasurer
 Charles F. Smith, Vice -Presiden Charles B. Oldershaw. Asst. Ire
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
Annual Meeting of the Savings Bank of New Britain FACTS THAT WILL INTEREST ALL DEPOSITO]
Dividends to Depositcrs


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New Britain herald., 1928-01-18

Elbridse M. Wishtman Lucyan Bojnowski Frederick $. Chamberlain John Kelly
 E. Allen Moore
 Richard Vogel Clarence F. Bennett John A. Anderson John Sklitulsky Bernard F. .Gaffney George s. Talcott John A. Anderson E. Allen Moore Charles J. Parker
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29
TWO CONNECTS ACCUSED
Mass. Authorities Charge Them With Having Murdered Prisoner at Deer Island Barracks,

Boston, May 29.-UP)-Twoc con victs were held today in connection with the death of Emilio Gonzales. A, Porto Eican, who was suppos- cd to have committed suicide May ll in the Deer Island jail barracks Gonzales, who was serving five year sentence for breaking and en- tering, was found with his own knife plunged into his stomach.
 iia had been heard to say he would lind some way out Of tho place If not granted his freedom. and on these facts authorities pro nounced the case suicide.
 Within the past few days, however. evidence indicating that the man might have been a victim of foul play. led 10 an investigation by Dis lrlct Attorney William J. Foley.
 Gonzales, without his knowledge. had been cited for parole by prison authorities.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

Commonwealth avenue at New Brit ain General hospital.
 Fire broke out in the lacauer
 room Of the Stanley Works about
 1:2" yesterday afternoon and the
 factory fir" department was called,
 lher" was slight damage. The blaze
 started from one of the ki!ns w. ]. Henry of A Crest road, Vel
 lesley. Mass. reported to Captain
 Kelly today 1h" theft of q spare tire off his automobile ai 1hc central { parking station last night. Mrs. Lena Peterson of 3S7 Main
 street r'ported 70 the police the theft
 of clothes lin" last night. Grac" Martin of 47 iiar'f ford ave-
 nue Reported 1o the poiic,- the theft
 of tNo tires off her automobile,
 winch Was parked in her yard. Nicholas Scapollati of 1890 Cor
 bin avenue complained to the police tLat damage was done by boys to a
 house he is building at 1476 Corbin
 avenue. over the weekend. stephen Novak of 25 West Main street. Huntsville, employed by the Eallou Nagle Trucking Co. of South ington, reported to the police at 9
 o'clock this morning that his truck
 sldcsWiped an electric light pole op- posite police headquarters on Com
 mercial street and knocked off it's top.
 J. F. Duffy of 16 Vance street re-
 ported to Supornumerary Officer Charles McGrath that his automobile struck a pillar in the court of honor at the entrance 70 Walnut Hill l Park as he was backing around yes | teiday afternoon. The pillar was i knocked down and broken. | Officer Peter Cabelus cNtinguishcd q fire in an awning in front of the
 R. M. Hall Co., plant store 179-1SS
 Arch street, about 9 o'clock last night. using pail of water Paul o. Wagner of 76 Clark street reported to Lieutenant Bamforth
 about 5:45 last evening that a boy
 ran against his automobile at Fair view and Stanley streets as he was Criving north on Stanley street. The boy ran away. apparently uninjured. \ meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary. 1 Congregation Tephereth Israel, was ! held last night at the synagogue on 1 Winter street. Refreshments were served.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29
City Items

Tune in on WTIC at $50 o'clock. Hear S"ihcrlins Singers. Come in and we'll tell you about a years protection on Seibcrling cord tires free. Racklilfe Oil Co.-adNt.
 X daughter was born at New Brit ain General hospital today 10 Mir. and Mrs. Lester Law of 1S0 Green wood street.
 A daughter was born at New Brit ain General hospital today to Mir and Mrs. Gustavc Hoffman of S7 Linden street.
 The Rackliffe Oil Co. are giving away a beautiful 1S-inch flag and flag holder today and tomorrow, 10 every purchaser of Franklin No- Knock gas at e2c per gallon. Dec crate your car for Decoration Day --adNt.
 A son was born last night to Mir. and Mrs. Robert Georges of 240
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29
C0LORED GIRLS IN
 BEAUTY PAGEANT
Los Angeles Is Staging O7e for
 Dusky Bell@

Los Angeles. May o9.-UP)- Tri!,u!ation and woe today entered Am"rica's first annual ''nammoth h bathing beauty parade for colored girls
 Interest in the contest. to be held in Corona, Calif.. Wednesday. when Miss Afro America" will be named. tee assumed the task of reducing to 1oo the number of girls who will compete.
 Out stepped Miss Annabelle Jor- dan-weight. o4o pounds; height. 6 feet, some inches attired in regal. purple bathing suit-every foot a queen.
 She knew she was going to enter that parade, or.
 The officiating gentlemen trem bled as they delivered woe to Annabclle, Annabelle countered with tribula- tion for he judges.
 You ain't goin' Eliminate me out the big Annabelle said. "Ise al ways been considered a beauty, and ise goin in that beauty parade"
 Mo too," asserted the petite Geraldine McIntose. feet. 9 inches. who had just received similar sad news.
 So, in the way of all properly con- ducted rehellions. q committee was named and at the head of the com mlttce was the powerful Annabelle. The secretary was Geraldine. They Will carry their fight right up 10 the board of directors of the Park ridge Country club, which is con- ducting the affair.
 Beauties from S5 cities of the nation, aside from those of Southern CaIlfornia, have now entered the contest.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29
Fukien Fire Reported to
 Be an Incendiary Blaze

London, May % L1H-A Reuter- dispatch from Foochow today said the fire which destroyed dormito1y al Fukien Christian university was obviously incendiary." II said there Was evidence that chemicals were used.
 Chinese irresponsibles in February were charged with having fired dormltorlcs al various schools in a campaign against mission work in the province of Fukien. The build inss destroyed previously were at toochoW college of the American board of mission, al the Grammar school Of the same mission and al St, Marys college, British mis- sion.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29
CORBIN SPRING OUTING

Tn" annual spring outing of tn, P. X F. Corbin club was held al th' Oasis club in East Hartford on Sat urday afternoon, with d good attend ancc. Lunch was served on arriya followed at o'clock by d beetsteah Ginner. The pipe race was won by John Riha with Wesley Spcrry sec, ond. The ring toss or indoor Quoit, ended with Edgar McAvay first, Peter F. McCrann second, William Hart. man third and George Granquis fourth. In the tug-ot-Nar Fred G Hausmann team won. The sach race was won by James keough with Arthur McNickle second.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29
Man Who Talked Buying
 Suspected of Auto Theft

Robert F. Patterson of iho Pat l,fsoll-, htNroirt Co. reported 10 th. police about II o'clock last night, the theft of a coach from the drive way of his place of business on Arch street. Two men who were seen by titlccf tabolus near the driveway about $40 o'clock are suspected One of them discussed the purchase ot a coach earlier in tha evening and Mr. Patterson turned him over to q salesman.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29
BRINGS SI,OOO SUIT ON NOTE

4 s1.o0o suit has been brought by Harry Badoorigan against B. NJ. and Icwnai Bagdigian through At torn"y Harry Ginsburg. The plain tiff charges non payment of a promissory note. Property consisting of a farm adjoining the Hartford case is scheduled for the second Tuesday in June in the city court
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

By 11e -asSoSldIeQ Press
 New York-Mrs. James A. Still man is to publish a magazine to which she will contribute articles on styles and other things appeal ing to women. Associates with her in the management will be II. Phelps Clawson, banker and poet. Dublin-''AE,' poet back from a tour of the United States, believes that in "a years Chicago will be almost as impressive as New York He regards Chicago as "a darker. grimmer city. but with d stern beauty Of it's own"
 ins will relieve the tedium of atone mcnt with baseballs autographed by Babe Ruth. He obliged when he visited the Eastern State pcniten- 1 tiary and gave talk on baseball. New York-The agreement Of Ruth Chatterton and Ralph Forbes to disagree seems to include an au- tomobile. A coupe used by the ac tress and her leading man and hus- band in happier days is to be sold al auction because of non payment of storage and other charges total ling slo1.5o.
 Toronto-What is a o.500-mil, trip by motorcycle to q mother when her boy is in troubleo Noth- ing. thinks Mrs. Peter Storm. An, mother would have done the same thing" She plans to return 10 Sas- katoon with her % year old son in the same manner she came. New York-Lost. straycd. stolen missing. hiding or seeking a sollar, meal: Leo Feucr, age IS. weigh, o1G (whon last recorledD. His par en's sent him to a hospital a month ago to reduce. Then he weighed .SS. 1@c has vanished.
 Eome--Prince Potcnzlaui. gov ernor Of Rome, is back from the nite1 States astonished as mucl, as pleased over President Coolidge, 'I1e talked 10 us over % minutes. ' explained the prince.
 kiselcNo, Russia-m some red schools children write in red For economy's sake use of ink is pro- hihited here. Pigs blood or huckle- berry juice is used instead.
 Havre-Andrew II Bournicsien, who once crossed the English channel m canoe. is on the way 10 make a 4,000 mile trip in the Amazon. His party will have two o5-foot canoes.
 New Haycn--Judgc Walter M. Pickett in common pleas court rules that refusal Of an insurance company to defend q suit against an insured party because of insuf- ticiency Of notice is breach Of contract when the insufici"ncy oi notice is not due to negligence Ot the insured. His judgment assessed $500 damages against the Eagle h. dpmnity company.
 Hartford-I.e ester K. AIc. dean ot the Wostchestor Teachers collcg, in Pennsylvania. has been appoint cd principal of the state Normal school at New Haven. Dr. Albert
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

Ii. Mefeduh. state com nllniSSlOnCr O. education announces.
 Hartford-Rev. Herbert D. Rolli- son of Mi1dletown is elected mod. orator of the pastoral union O: Connecticut at it's 94th annual meeting.
 Bridgeport-The vote of trolley men throughout the statc on th" offer of the Connecticut company to continue their present wasn scale contract for another year will be made public Thursday. accord ing to the announcement of Der tard Flanagan. representatives of the Bridgeport union on the state conference board.
 : rdgcport-Hearing the cries i for help of Gustav Hultgren, who was pinned beneath an automobile which slipped off the jacks while he was working under it, woman succeeded in lifting the car suffi- ciently for the injured man to wriggle out. Several of Hultgrens ribs were fractured.
 Bost on--Rcscued crew of speed eoat Humpe, taken Saturday from the burning craft off Nantucket and i held on liquor running charges, is freed for lack of evidence.
 Bost on-Joint rules committee Of legislature recommends investisa. tion of so-callcd state house liquor scandal.
 f Cambridge. Mass-Harvard cor poration decides future of stadium but withho!ds announcement. 1 Boston--New England Collegiate association rejects plan for big ten' type of athletic conference.
 Portsmouth. F. 1.-Fire sweeps cottages and bath houses at Island Park. Loss estimated at S3o.ooo Springfield. Mass.-State Repre-. sentative Julius F. Carman, G. dies.
 New Havcn-Word from Wash inston is that Congre ssman J. .. Til son. Of this district. will be at the Kansas City convention to assist in directing the Hoover candidacy. Windsor Locks--Mans body found in river here and partial identfica- tion of it was that of Orrin Spencer, of Springfield. missing month. New Haven-New state armory | here moves a step closer to realiza- ton with site selected and Comp trollel F. NJ. Salmon calling for plans in competition Plans must be in his office by July ..
 New Master barbcrs here who are working one chair shops with their union journeymen out will hold'a conference Thursday. Eranford-E'ield day of the Con- nccticut Federation of Democratic Women will be held at Double Beach here on June 2. Miss Ida Tarbcll will make political speech. Two of every three radio sets in South Africa are from America, ] NEWS BRIEFS
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

Meat canned in tin S1 years ago has been opened in England and found wholesome.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

Boston-New England Collegiate association rejects plan for big tcn' type of athletic conference.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

cottages and bath houses at Island Park. Loss estimated at S2O. 900.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

Cambridge. Mass-Harvard cor poraton decides future of stadium but Withho!ds announcement.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

Toronto-What is o.500-milc trip by motorcycle to a mother
 when her boy is in troubleo Moth ing. thinks Mrs. Peter Storm. Any
 mother would have done the same thing" She plans to return 10 Sas-
 katoon with her % year old son in
 the same manner she came.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

Springfield Mass-State Repre-. sentative Julius F. Carman, G, dies.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29
FLASHES OF LIFE: USE PIGS BLOOD
 AS WRITING FLUID IN RUSSIA

E. Meredith. state commissioner O. education announces.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

Boston--Joint rules committee Of legislature recommends investiga- tion of so- called state house liquor scandal.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

Boston--Rcscued crew of speed Eoat Humpe, taken Saturday from the burning craft off Nantucket and held on liquor running charges, is freed for lack of evidence
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

Two of every three radio sets in South Africa are from America NEWS BRIEFS
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

adelphia-Several dozen shut ins will relieve the tedium of atone mcnt with baseballs autographed by Babe Ruth. He obliged when he visited the Eastern State pcniten- tiary and gave a talk on baseball.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

New York-Lost. straycd. stolen.
 missing, hiding or seeking a sullarr
 meal: Leo I'eucr, ago IS. weigh, 26 twhon last recor1ed). His par en's sent him to a hospital month ago to reduce. Then he weighed
 -SS. i@c has vanished.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-29

Hartford-1.estcr K. AIc. dean ot the Wostchestor Teachers college in Pennsylvania. has been appoint cd principal of the State Normal school at New Haven. Dr. Alber;
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-11-09

much natural talent this season as
last year, but we can make it up by
speed and fight"
And that is what he is stressing as
his shrill voice rises above the thump
of scrimmage.
Time and again he grabs the oval,
much the same as when he starred at
end on Yale's championship machine
in 1888, and demonstrates what he
means"
"Oh, I've plenty of tricks in my
head" he answered when he was
asked if he hadn't run out of them
You know that is my chief trouble
Ideas? Why, I've so many it is hard
to get any of them across. This year
I've thought up some new ones, and
if they work, if they only work, we're
going TO score some tOuchdOwns."
Asked how long he intended to re
main in football, Stays merely
chuckled and then added:
Guess I'll be in this game until
my teeth fall out"
All Big Ten squads worked through
long, hard practices recently amidst
cold, rainy weather.