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Evening star., 1928-02-24
s5,o(Q,0|l) IN GOLD
HELD IDLE IN BANKS
U. S. Financiers Unable to
Handle Soviet Specie Un.
der Federal Ban.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February c4.--Gold
bars to The value Of ss.o00oo0 belonging
to the Soviet Bank of Moscow ar lying
Idle in the vaults of two New York
banks because of Government ban
against Russian gold.
The gold. sen, here for the purpose Of
expanding trade between the Soviet and
the United States meanwhile is causing
a loss TO the Soviet Of about $500 a day
In interest.
The gold arrived in New York last
Tuesday and was transferred direct to
the vaults of the Chase National Bank
and the Equitable Trust Co, 10 which
II was consigned,
Usual Procedure Cited.
The usual procedure is for the metal
70 be sent to the United States assay
oface in Wall street,
Representatives of the assay Office
said they had been advised by the State
Department that the ban on the receipt
Of Russian gold. adopted seven wears
ago. still is effective The ban was laid
In 1921 when the Soviet came into pow-
er In Russia and repudiated that coun-
try's external obligations.
Cneer its present status the gold is
absolutely valueless and will continue
30 unless a special dispensation is re-
eeived from Washington
Soviet Authorities Inactive.
No attempt has been made by the
Soviet to pass the gold through the
ASSAY Office 10 the Federal Reserve
Bank, where under ordinary conditions
1t might be earmarSed for the Soviet
bank or credited TO the account of one
OF the local depositaries.
Barring special ruling by the Treas
ury Department, it was said in financial
circles that the only courses open to the
here or transport # back to Russia.
Evening star., 1928-02-24
KELLOGG REPEATS
NICARAGUAN STAND
United States to Maintain Strict
Neutrality in Coming Elec-
tions. He Says:

BY the Associated Press.
The intention of the United States
to maintain an absolutely impartial
attitude IN Nicaragua in the forth
coming elections there was reiterated
in statement today by Secretary
Kellogg a.
In view of numerous rumors and
newspaper articles evidently of a prop
agandist nature which have come to
my attention" said Mr. Kellogg's state
meut. I desire once more to state
with the utmost emphasis that the
United States is maintaining and will
continue to maintain an attitude OF
absolute impartiality in all matters re-
lating to the forthcoming Nicaraguan
election. The United States will favor
neither any candidate nor any party
in that election.
"All of, its representatives in Mica
ragua have been definitely instructed
in that sense from the beginning. and
this Government knows of no viola
tion whatever of those instructions
Naturally We cannot accept any re-
sponsibility for rumors and newspaper
articles of the character referred to-"
Evening star., 1928-02-24
PROBE IN HAITI URGED.
Senator Wants Investigation of AL
legged Seizure" by q. S.

An investigation by the Senate foreign
relations committee of American occu-
patton of Haiti was proposed by Senator
King. Democrat Utah. Under a reso-
luton which he has introduced the tom-
mittee would be directed to investigate
allegations charging seizure" OF Haiti
by the United States without cause, sio-
preston of the constitution. pretended"
election OF President Borno and to re-
port recommendations for the With
6rawal OF American troops.
Evening star., 1928-02-24

and papers referring to horse race bet
ting. which Needham and his COM
panion. Pierce" found. Pierce Is be-
iieved to have been a participator In
the confidence game through which
Needham placed money on 1.-THE races"
and eventually lost the $4,000
The women were held under open
charges and while the authorities de-
clined to discuss the case they intimated
they expected to arrest at least one of
the man suspects soon.
Evening star., 1928-02-24
HONOLULU POLICE HOLD
WOMEN IN SWINDLE
One Said to Be Wife of Man Who
Obtained $4,000 in Con-
fdence Game

HONOLULU. February 24.-Three
women were under arrest here last night
in connection with the swindlng of
Thomas Needham. 72-year-old visitor
from Lancaster Gate. London, England
OF $4,000. The women gave their
names as Mrs. r. E. Golden, Miss Ellen
Wanke and Mrs. Betty Brown.
Police said they believed Mrs. Golden
is the wife of man known to Needham
as "Granvil," the stranger whom he
met in park here and who claimed
ownership of a purse containing money
Evening star., 1928-02-24

He did not contest the action.
Safroni Walker, colored maid en-
ployed by the family, told the court
Evening star., 1928-02-24
ROY DARCY DIVORCED.

Wife Wins Uncontested Decree on
Grounds of Ill-Treatment.
LOS ANGELES. February "a R.--
Roy Giusti. known on the screen as
Roy Darcy, was divorced by his wife
Laura in Superior Court here yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-02-24
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01

II was our fortune to see George
Gipp in his greatest game at West
Point. Grange in his epic at Hi
nois and Strong in his masterpiece
at Pittsburgh. and Of the three VIC
like Strong best. We never saw
Thorpe Mahan and some Of the
immortals OF the other decade and
we will not discuss them but we will
say that Strong is the greatest all
round backtield player we ever saw.
The same nice things apply TO
Howdy Harpster as Il quarterback
He has no faults and. Lord knows,
the position of quarterback has
plenty Of openings for faults. Chick
Meehan. the New York L. coach, put
il well when he said that the teams
playing against Ilarpster's Carnegie
Tech team had TO play 10 fine play
ers and coach. That is a superb
way to describe young Harpster.
eagle has had so much printed
about him that no more words are
necessary. He was the whole
Army team and it was a great team
that went through a terrific sched-
ule. He has everything that could
be expected of him. but after watch
ing Strong and Harpster in action
it may be that one expects too much
OF other ball DlaycrS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01
BRADDOCK KNOCKS OUT
GRIFFITHS IN SECOND
Jersey City Light itca, weight
Stops NctcorM Career ~
>iAi> GUY Youth.

New York. Dec. up, IT appears
the east, so eagerly scanning other
sections for fis'ic nuggets has over
looked a shining gem IN its own
backyard.
James J. Erad1ock Of Jersey
City, n. J.. lauc,Iisling in obscuritv
for eom" months. has jumped into
prominence overnight owing TO 4
surprising two round knockout OF
fluffy Grit'iths. SIOUX city Ia. light
heavyweight sensation. at Madison
Square Garden last night.
Nineteen thousand fans. ono OF
the largest crowds that over Jam
med the new Garden. came TO see
the middle wcstern'r dispose of his
eastern foe in short order. They re-
NAMED 10 cheer while the home
bred. boxing cl.Nerly and cody and
punching accurately and with dead
ly effect. knocked Grffiths down
four times in the second round be
fore Referee Kid Mcfarland halted
hostilities and carried the Iowan
unconscious. TO his corner.
II was one OF III" most srIrpris-
ing upsots in recent months Crit
ii'hs. victor in -. Straight bouts.
Was a four to ouc fa,orito over
EradJoct. who bad failed 10 i'm
press EASTERN critics in previous
starts.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01
STANLEY WORKS QUINTET
DEFEATS CORBIN CABINET
Buttmakers Take Firmer Hold On Lead In Industrial
League New Britain Machine Swamps Landers,
Frary Clark-Universal Girls Drive Screw Shop
Five Out of First Place-Coach Grobsteins Com
bination Takes Sudden Squirt Shortly Before End
of Same

fca'ed by Landers by a 10 to score.
Two of the real features of the
game were long shots made by Cap
lain Charlotte Jacobs of Landers in
the carly minutes This gave her
team a 4 to u lead. Her sister fol-
lowed through with a short shot
which gave Landers 4 6 TO u ad-
vantage. Before the half ended
Charlotte again scored IL field goal
so the Jacobs family led Corbin
Screw y TO at half time.
Corbin Screw staged strong
comeback in the latter part of the
game and the girls tossed each other
around in the excitement. Within
three minutes of the end, Landcrs
only had a two point lead but Kay
TerWilliger made a foul goal which
gave her team Il three point advln-
tagc.
AS usual the Walicki- Hudak conf
binat,on scored all the points for the
the team. Mary Snetro who played
two years ago returned TO the lineup
last night. Nalcra Slysz played her
usual good defensive game. Tho
Jacobs sisters and Miss Terwilliger
were the best workers on the WIN
ming five.
The summary:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01
HOLY CROSS GRID TEAM
Is JINX FOR HARVARD
String OF Achievements OF Small
College Over Powerful Grim.
son lkAukleS BAckcrS

Cambridge, Mass. Dec. ! R)--
When little Holy Cross held Har-
ward to a scoreless tic 1t added to a
string OF achievements that have
ranked Crimson supporters.
During the last nine seasons no
small school has been such a jnx
to Harvard as has Holy Cross. In
only one Of those mpaigns-1922
has the Crimson found H. T..
easy. And in three of the last four
years Harvard hat failed to whip
the Crossers.
Starting in 1920 when Harvard
won 3 to ., the Cambridge boys
have had a battle on their hands
each time with the single exception
six years ago. In 1921 Harvard
again came through with to .
edge. In 1922 Holy Cross fell, 20
to 0. But the following year the
Crimson was lucky to exc out a
6 to 0 triumph.
In 1924 Harvard won, II to 6,
but in 1925 Holy Cross took the
Crimson over, to G. and repeated
the next season. 10 to IA. Las:
fall Harvard hustled to gain a II To
6 advantage but couldn't avoid Il
scoreless tie this year.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01
TITLE RACE ARRANGED
FOR HISTORIC COURSE
hampton ~.'uiIcre 10 Row ~ ont
petition over Same Route
~ college Crews

lu'uoH, England. bcc. Pt-An-
or a laps" of nine years, British
row ing fans Will So" a worlds pro-
f"sSionaf Scullins race oil the his
toric 1'niney to MortIake course,
over which the annual oxford Cam
bridge boat race is rowet.
Bert Barry. holder of the world
sculllng championship has beea
challenged by Major Godsell, who
WAS beaten by Barry at Vancouver
last year. and it is proha BILE that
the event viii be decided in June
or July next year.
There will be some American in
f"r"St in the rae. as Major GoiectI
VIII row in American rolors. He
has an American wife. and is I'M
d"rst God TO have taken out natural
izafion papers after three years
residence in the United States.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01

The Stanley Works basketball
team in the 'Y" Industrial league
took a firmer hold on first place last
night in game at the Tabs hall
and in doing SO it administered tie
first defeat OF the year to the Cor
bin Cabinet Lock quintet. However.
the game was closely fought and
decision as to the winner was not
made until tn" bell sounded ending
the contest. The score was rs to 10.
The game was the second p'ayed
during the three game program and
it was easily the beet. TIE score
was tied four times during the game.
At half time the count was 10 ..
In the first half neither team showed
a great deal Of basketball and much
loose playing was seen. 1t WAS after
two minutes and half of play that
Cabinet scored for the first time but
by the time the game was seven
minutes old it passed the Workers
and led S to I. The score was tied
a half minute later but the Cabinet
CEeW 8RAIU lUOh Tie tfii' nv o>''
was tied at IT and De before the
hall ended.
Ccrbin Cabinet was kept in the
running In the second half through
field goals by Waltbers. However 1t
fell down In one particular. out OF
nine chances from thu foul line none
of them were mad. TO count rs
scoreu. Just the opposite WIS The
cas-. in the first half when the Park
street team made five out u five.
This tells the story OF III, defeat 1t
was c. sudden spurt ~ minutes he
fore the close Of the game that
placed Coach Grobsteta's team safely
in tho lead.
because Of injury to three Of his
regulars, the coach was unable 10
use his twin-team plan. but the
iron men, did well, all Of them
having an equal share in the VIC
fofy.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01
Miller KAYOES
=. JIMMY M'LARN|N
Chicago Sensation Becomes
Leading Contender for Title

Detroit. Dec. R-Ray Miller,
blonde haired 20 year old Chicago
youth. today is brewing poison TO!
Sammy Mandell, worlds lightweight
champion.
- Miller, heretofore regarded as an
in and outer in the boxing business,
became the foremost contender for
MandeIl's title owing TO his smash
ing victory over Jimmy McLarnin.
the baby faced punchcr from Los
Angeles, in their battle in the
olympia Arena last night. Miller, d
5 to I shot in the betting, scored a
surprising triumph when he stopped
Mcl.arnin, acknowledged king of
lightweight slugsers. in the seventh
round OF their ten round match.
The victory goes into The record
books as technical knockout for
Miller. Mcj.arnin. bleeding from an
ugly cash under his right eye. his
face a smear of blood, sat in his
corner hopeIessly beaten and unable
to respond TO the bell for the start
Of the eighth round. His handlers.
realizing another punch might lind
him stretched unconscious on the
floor of the ring. humaucly tossed n
towel inside the ropes. indicating de-
feat. Ii was the first knockout ever
registered against McLarnln.
Miller. concednG ) - pounds,
really defeated Mcl.arnin in the
first round. although the contest dill
not end until six rounds later. 10
he first exchange of blows. Miller
smashed McI.arnin with a vicious
LETT hook The blow caught the
coast boxer on the right side of the
tacc, opening a cash ana breaking
eye.
"a small blood vessel under his rigl,
After that McLarnin never was
himself. although he managed 10
win the fourth and fifth rounds. HIS
| handlers tried repeatedly to close
! the cash. but they never were more
than partly successful and McLarnin
could not overcome the handica ,
caused by the stream OF blood that
blotted his vision.
Miller won five of the scve,,
rounds. subjjectins McLarnin 20 an
unmerciful beating Me-. arnln
weighed 1877 IL pounds and Miller
1o3
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01
South Church Starts
Court Season Tonight

The South Congregational church
team will open its seventh basket
ball season tonight when it tackl-s
the kensington Boys club quintet
at the local Boys club at 5 o'clock
The church team has been working
out for more than a month and is
out TO defend the County "Y" three
year cup on which it has won two
legs. The lineup will be selected
from Bell. Morey, Rockwell. Wos:-
lus, Vessels, Barta. Parker, May
and Hattings. The kensington ag-
gregation will be built around Chot-
kowski. Industrial league player.
with Griffith. Malone and others
not yet announced making up the
balance of the team.
Next week the church team is
scheduled to play its first road game,
in Plainvillc. Friday night will prob
ably be selected as the time of the
battle.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01

With three victories tucked safely
away, the New Britain basketball
team tonight tackles the strong
Brownsville Favorites of Brooklyn,
n. y. at the Stanley Arena on
Church street. The visitors are
rated as the champion amateur team
in the New York district.
In support Of this claim, the team
has already met eight opponents and
has defeated every one of them.
Right now the quintet Is at the peak
of form and reports in advance Of
their arrival state that they will take
New Britain into camp. After the
local iivc's showing against the Mcri-
den Endccs Thursday night, the local
Brownsville team will he on the
short end of the score.
The visitors have an imposing
lineup. Former college stars are
playing the positions and they are
all in prime condition for real bat.
LIF- III INC lOTWHTuS Will he NAV tIlb.
stein, leading scorer OF the team aud
former star Of the c. c. N. Y. ,1uin-
tot and Gerson, a former ace Of the
st. Johns team.
Conroy from New York U. will he
at center with Posnack and New
blatt, the former from st. John s.
and the latter from N. Y. U. In the
guards. Shuman. who plays either
forward or guard. will he the re-
serve man.
New Britain will most rrcha bly,
start tho game with Slonlan and Nc
Elwain at the forward berths. Jimmy
'Iakz"wski at center and Shcehan
aud 1cary in tho guards, This is the
quintet that started Now Britain on
its victory over Meridcn. Hope"
Restolli aud Charley" Hoist will be
tho reserve men.
The game will start promptly al
? o'clock. Dancing will follow.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01
BLUES TO BATTLE TITLE
WINNERS IN BELL CITY
Holders OF Scmi-l'ro Championship
Scheduled TO Meet Bristol
Maple Ends Tomorrow

The New Britain Blues footha'
team will Journey to Bristol tomor
row to stack up against the f.
Maple Ends Of that city. The Man
Ends won the city championsh
from the West Ends yesterday by
Is to IL score and as the Blues wn'
the city title here from the Pawner-.
tomorrow's meeting will be bait.
Of champions.
Sugar" Hugret Is playing full
hack for the Bell City team and is
considered among the best backs in
the state. kyeski. fullback on the
Blues roster is also having a great
year and these two boys will bear
watching.
Coach Zwick has issued call for
all candidates to be on hand at n
practice session at Willow Brood,
park at o'clock tomorrow morn
ing
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01
SLOOP RACES PLANNED
FOR FLORIDA VISITORS
New Line of sports Is Being Arrang-
cd For Winter Visitors to
Southern Cities

Tampa, Fla. Dec. / P-Provid-
ing new sports for winter visitors
an intercity sail boat circuit COM
posed Of - Tampa, St. Petersburg
Sarasota and Tarpon Springs has
been organized and a series of frs,
class sloop races planned for the
winter and spring.
Each city has entered two boats
IN four rcgattas. competing for a
cup donated 10 the organization by
tn" st. Petersburg Yacht club. Tho
club turning in the most points
combined in the races viii NC
awarded til" cup for one year. after
which il win lie al stake again.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01

stopped Al "Onc Punch" Walker,
New York. 60.
Charlotte. n. G.. "Youns"
Striking. Macon, Ga. knocked out
Ray Neuman, Jersey City. 90.
Eric. Pa. - Johnny Datto. tl"Nc-
land, knocked out Mike Marcclls,
Rochester. n. v, 60.
San Francisco Jackie Fields.
Ios Angeles. knocked out Mike Pa
yam. San Diego, (2).
Hollywood. Cal. - Farmer Joe
Cooper, Indianapolis. stopped john
ny Adams, San Bernardino, 60.
Baltimore - Kid Williams. former
bantamweight champion, outpointcd
Eddie Bowles, Washington. go.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

BY the Associated Press.
Detroit - Ray Miller, Chicago.
geles, co.
New York - James ]. Braddock.
Jersey City. knocked out jerry
CTutfy) GriIfiths. Sioux City. Iowa
to). Kid Chocolate. Cuba, and Joe
Scalfaro, New York drew, Gn).
Boston Jim Maloney. Boston.
outpointed Johnny Risko. Cleveland
Go). Jimmy Byrne, Louisville. Ky,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01
SCHWARTZ THE FAvORITE

Paris. Dec. R--Izzy Schwa ritz
recognized in New York state AZ fiy.
weight champion of the world, was
a two to one favorite over Spider
Pladncr of France to win the H.
round bout tonight. Both fighters
came in under the f1yweight limit OF
liz pounds. Schwartz weighed Ill,
and Pladner was few ounces un.
derweight.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01
BASKETBALL CHALLENGE

The Laurel A. C. basketball team
would like to play any team aver
aging 1G years of age. Answers
from the South Church Juniors. the
WhippetS or other like teams are
wanted. For games communicate
with Peter Sokoloski, III Cleveland
street or telephone 3114-M between
6 and S o'clock.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01
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COrbin Cabinet
Referee, Coyle; timer, Sikors
scorer. Butler.
Mschinists swamp CniSersals

Mschinists swamp Cniser>als
Landers team proved to be no
match for the New Britain Machine
quintet and the latter tossed field
goals In rapid succession especially
in the second half. For the first 10
minutes Of the game the score was
close, being tied four times. Angus
tine, Arena and Rockwell began to
toss baskets and Landers were I'M
able to hold the Chestnut street
quintet.
Ernie Anderson played the best
basketball game of his career and
with Arena may be termed the stars
of their team. Not only did he fea-
turc on the foffense with field goals
but his floor work was surpassed
only by Arena. Augustine again
played good game but the high
light last night was his work on the
foul line. He made five foul shots
in five attempts.
Marseli's floor work was Landcrs'
Fraf,,rn
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-01

Although the J.. & +. Corhin girls
did not play In tho "Y' Industrial
league game last night they were
given undispu'ed hold on FIRST place
when the only other undefcateJ bas-
kstball team. Corbin Screw, Was de-