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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-27
Speaking
Of Sports

o
The Brownsville Favorites will ap-
pear In this city against the New
Britain basketball team Saturday
sight instead Of the Renaissance
Five. according to an announcement
made today by Manager Clarence
Lanpher.
The coiored champions were at
drst scheduled to appear here this
weekend but the management Of
the team haa accepted date in
Mcriden and the team will battle the
Meriden Endees Saturday night in
The Silver City.
: According to the local manager,
the Renaissance five might play
here later on In the season. At the
present time. Manager Kramer Ia
reported to be asking for the en-
Hire box ONCE and, naturally, he has
been refused.
The Brooklyn quintet should prove
10 b. ~ good IL not = better attrac-
ton than the Renaissance Five. On
December /. the visiting aggrega-
tien put up one Of the aiffest games
seen here this year and New Britain
was fortunate to pull out with win
The acquisition OF williams in
place Of McElwain. ia movement
that II tended to strengthen the
team. williams. according to . great
number Of people who have seen
him play basketball, 10 a star Of the
first magnitude. He will be with the
team for the first time next satur-
day night.
He was captain Of the Ageies bas-
ketball team last year and was cap
tain-elect Of the football team there
this year but for some reason or
ether. he did not return to school.
Instead. he was first string fullback
On the Providence steam Rollers and
II he is as good a basketball player
~ he was football player. Manager
Lanpher's worries are over.
The New Britain team faces a
tough schedule starting Saturday
night. Then the Brownsville Favor
ties meet the home club On Tues.
day afternoon. New Years Day.
New Britain and Bristol clash at the
stanley Arena while In the evening
the two teams meet in Bristol.
The Bristol Endees have one OF
the strongest teams In the history OF
sports at the Bristol New Departure
Co. So far this year. the team has
lost only one game.
or the seven games already played
~ the local basketball team, only
one has resulted In a defeat. That
was the game played Tuesday night
In Meriden when. with McElwain
out Of the lineup and RestelH. Yak
zewskt and Sloman put out Of the
contest on personal fouls. the Silver
City aggregation won by a IS to IS
score.
To date. New Britain has well
outscored its opponents. In the saven
games played. the locals have scored
total of 29s points to 21s for the
appointing clubs. This gives the local
team IS points more than the oppo-
aition.
Sloman and Zakzewski are stag
ing pretty race for high scoring
hcncrs here. Zakzewski Is at present
leading the pack with - field
baskets and - fouls. This gives him
total Of 81 points. Sloman has
scored 81 field baskets and % fouls
for 4 total Of IS points,
These two players have been the
heaviest scorers on the local team.
In the matter Of foul shooting, the
team has improved greatly over Ia st
year and each succeeding game sees
the players getting a better aver.
Age. To date. the team has scored
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-27

According to the local manager,
the Renaissance five might play
here later on In the season. At the
present time. Manager Kramer IL
reported to be asking for the en-
Hire box Office and, naturally. he has
been refused.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-27

The Brooklyn quintet should prove
10 b. ~ good II not = better attrac-
tion than the Renaissance Five. On
December /. the visiting aggrega-
tion put up one Of the stiffest games
seen here this year and New Britain
was fortunate to pull out with a win
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-27

The acquisition Of williams in
place Of McElwain. ia a movement
that - tended to strengthen the
team. williams. according to . great
number OF people who have seen
him play basketball. 10 a star Of the
first magnitude. He will be with the
team for the first time next satur-
day night.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-27

He was captain Of the Aggies has,
ketball team last year and was cap
tain-elect Of the football team there
this year but for some reason or
ether. he did not return TO school.
Instead. he was first string fullback
On the Providence Steam Rollers and
II he is as good basketball player
~ he was football player. Manager
Lanpher's worries are over.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-27

The New Britain team faces a
tough schedule starting Saturday
night. Then the Brownsville Favor
ties meet the home club. On Tues.
day afternoon, New Years Day.
New Britain and Bristol clash at the
Stanley Arena while In the evening
tho two teams meet in Bristol
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-27

The Bristol Endees have one OF
che strongest teams In the history OF
sports at the Bristol New Depa rture
CO. So far this year. the team has
lost only one game.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-27

The coiored champions were at
drst scheduled to appear here this
weekend hut the management Of
the team hsa accepted date in
Meriden and the team will battle the
Meriden Endees Saturday night in
The Silver City.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-27

To date. New Britain has wei
outscored Its opponents. In the saver
games played. the locals have scored
total of 29s points to ?12 for the
appointing clubs. This gives the loca
team IS points more than the oppo.
aition.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-27

Sloman and Zakzewski are stag
ing A pretty race for high scoring
hcnors here. Zakzewaki Is at present
leading the pack with - field
baskets and - fouls. This gives him
total Of 81 points. Sloman has
scored 81 field baskets and % fouls
for q total OF IS points,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-27

or the seven games already played
by the local basketball team. only
one has resulted in a defeat. That
was the game played Tuesday night
In Meriden when. with McElwain
out Of the lineup and RestelH. Yak
zewski and Sloman put out Of the
contest on personal fouls. the silver
City aggregation won by 4 IS to rs
ecore.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-27

The Brownsville Favorites will ap-
pear In this city against the New
Britain basketball team Saturday
aisht instead Of the Renaissance
Five. according to an announcement
made today by Manager Clarence
Lanpher.
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SALES CORRESPONDENT.

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HELP-FEMALE.

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Woodrow, reaching for the
shotgun in the corner, picked
up a shell, fitted it into the
weapon, and walked into the
next room where his father
was threatening his mother
with violence.
.'Prayl your last time and make
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-24
LASKER SLUSH
GIFT SECRET
international Newsreel Photo

Albert D. Lasker, former
chairman of the United States
Shipping Board, contributed
$4,000 to the Republican
cause in 1920, of which no
record was made by the late
Fred w. Upham, Republican
national treasurer, it was re-
vealed today at the Senate oil
inquiry
The Upham records for 1920
showed no such contribution.
Lasker denied making $4,000
contribution In the years 1921, 1922
or 1923. He was credited with such
a gift on Upham's books.
This brought the total of dummy
contributions" located on Upham's
books, to $500. Lasker said he
could not understand why he should
be credited with this gift.
Before Lasker took the stand,
two affidavits from Stanley Field
and John w. Scott. wealthy Chica-
goans, denying they ever handled
Sinclair Liberty bonds. were read
into the record. Both denied that
they had been repaid for contribu'
tons to the Republican deficit Of
1920.
"The list. given us by William
v. Hodges, covering contributions
for the year 1921 has no cortribu-
Continued on Page 2. Column II
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FIRES TO SAVE MOTHER
RONDRQ|V|Nl|
BY CQRQNER

GOLDSBORO N CO. March "a TOuaHsi lleaded 13.vear
old Woodrow Thompson played p the 'front.' yard with hs
younger brother today while forward for
the burial Of his father who killed last night when
Woodrow empted the load of shotgun into his back.
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Indy Ii. Blocks
Flapper's
Kiss

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh made
% congressional hops yesterday at
Boiling Field. carrying up more
than 200 passengers.
The trips were without incident
except for the unsuccessful attempt
Of pretty fIapper to bestOw upon
him an "air-cOOled kiss"
The modest flier warded off the
danger" by raising his arm.
The Flying Colonel used two
planes. the tri-motored Fokker and
the Ford Navy ship. As fast as one
took off. the Department of Com.
merce Air Secretary, William r..
McCracken. loaded the machine on
the ground.
A checking and rechecking of pas
sengers WAS constantly necessary TO
r0ut the stOwaways and intrnders,
hOys, q Swedish woman, and a col
lege girl in particular, who were
continually getting into the plane.
Behind the ropes crowd of 2 900
aiming" admirers watched the DAYS
air maneuvers. Most of the on.
lockers were women.
Colonel Lindbergh continued his
flights today
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SAVING Indy FROM A KISS
BOY ENDS LIFE
WITH GUN

HAGERsToWN, Md, March "a
Authorities here are baffled by the
reason for the suicide Of Charles Nc.
Garter Balm, 1S-year-old student in
the CIearspring High School.
Happy, in perfect health, standing
well in his classes, well liked by his
teacher and felIow-students. young
Bain apparently had everything to
live for.
The finding of his body with bull
let wound in the head and an auto
matte pistol beside it in the Clear
spring road, four miles from the
school. late yesterday has caused a
profound shock here.
The boy went to school yesterday
morning and attended the morning
classes as usual. During the morn.
ing. however. he remarked to several
feIlOw.students: Say, 1 think. I'll
commit suicide"
The others laughed and chaffed
him and he said nothing more
about 1t.
Farmer Finds Him
he completed the morning classes
ana left the school. He did not re-
furn for the afternoon session
ABOUT 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon
i farmer, on his way along the
cIearspring road to an adjoining
Farm where an auction sale was In
nrorress. found fhe body.
The farmer summoned Del1nty
luberiff Charles Cushwa, who found
Ina how was alive and carried him to
rlearspring, where he died at
CONTINUED on Page ?. Column 81
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Russia Still Holds
Geneva Spotlight

GENEVA, March 24.-Soviet
Russia, although not a member OF
the League of Nations, again held
the center of the stage today in the
conference of the preparatory dis
armament commission as result
of the new universal disarmament
plan deposited with the league Sec
retariat last night.
This was the third set Of pro-
posals for general disarmament by
land, sea and air presented to the
commission by the Soviet govern
ment in the past five months.
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Bishop Hafey to Give
Holy Land Talk Here

The Rt. Rev. William J. Hafey,
Catholic bishop of North Carolina,
will deliver a lecture on the Holy
Land at the Washington Club, 1910
Seventeenth ST N W.. Monday after
noon at $3.50 p. M. for the benefit of
the Guild of the Little Flower.
Bishop Hafey was in Jerusalem
last Easter and was the first Ameri-
can to say mass at the Holy
Sepulchre at Easter time. He said
mass on Palm Sunday, 1927. and
distributed palms tn all the different
sects and nations assembled there.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-24
Registration of Autos
AT Borders Abandoned

Millions of American autOmobil"
lists viii be relic we'd of the nuisance
of Federal registration Of their ma
chimes on crossing the Canadian
and Mexican borders this summer.
Acting Customs Commissioners
Frank Dow has announced that reg
istration of automobiles by customs
authorities had been abolished.
State registration cards will %
accepted as establishing American
origin and ownership OF automo.
biles returning to United StateAs
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Son of Late D. c. Judge
Killed by Gas Fumes

LANSING, Mich. March ga
Ieaky gas range is blamed today Tor
the death of Morris Montgomery, in
surance agent.
Mrs. Montgomery and Jerden Ray
mond, 24-year-old Michigan state
College student, were overcome by
the fumes, but are recovering,
Montgomery was a son of the late
Robert Montgomery, former su.
preme court justice OF Michigan ano
Judge of the customs appeals court
at Washington!
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FIRST step
To NV[N1T
Oil MEN


The frs fOrntsl step for the
Indictment Of Harry N. Black
5ner an III. il. 0Neil, sug-
gested BY the Hearst news
papers, will be taken by Sena-
tor Norris, chairman Of the
Senate Judiciary Committee,
next week.
The Nebraska Senator IL con.
WINGED that the Indictment pro-
ceedure against the oil nnagndte
il feasible. and will confer pro-
baby on Monday. with Representa-
tives Of the Department of Justice
on the issue.
Safe Indictment.
''There Is no doubt in my. mind
Senator Norris said, ''as to- the In
dictment proceeding being the pro-
ton is whether the indictment
should be brought in a State or
Federal court.
IT have been advised that pos
sibly the State proceeding may be
the better one. My mind is still
open on that point, heweyer, and
i will leave the legal intricacies
for the Department of Justice tc
work out"
Senator Norris is in a position to
exercise a powerful influence as
chairman of the judiciary Com
mittee. He has conferred recently
on several. occasions with Senator
Nye, chairman Of the Senate Public
Lands Committee. which Is conduct
ing the Teapot Dome Investigation
Senator Nye wants to have Black
mer and O'NeiI appear before his
committee at the earliest possible
date.
RrOOkhart Joins
Senator Brookhart RJ Of Iowa
who has followed the oil scandal
from the beginning of the Senate
probe, also announced today his be-
lief that the two missing oil men
should he forced to return to the
United States Immediately.
'Of course these men can be IN
dicted and brought back to the
United States" said Brookhart.
"There need be no quibbling about
BIackmer and O'Neil being protected
by the statute of limitations. The
law clearly says that the statute
of limitations does not run during
the period when the man whom
it affects is out of the United States.
Blackmer and O'Neil have been In
Europe almost from the very day
that the Continental Trading Com
pany conspiracy was discovered.
Il have full confidence that Scna-
Continued on Page 2, Column 50
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ii snappy,. Grover 4. Thompson,
drunk for the past "A hours.
shouted al his bringing wife. who
was on her knees pleading: '.DOn't
do 1t, rover-please.
Woodrow fired from close range.
the shots penetrating his fathers.
spinal column at the base Of the
CONTINUED on Page 2. column Al
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JEWS IN LAND RUSH

MOSCOW. March "a. - A LAND
rush" Ia on in southern Ukuraine
where an extensive tract was act
aside for Jewish settlers. Since
March ! more than 5000 Jewish
families have enigrated into the dis.
trict to take up claims.