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New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Harris Has Visions of
 \ Pennant This Year

Tampa. Fla. March 6 LTp-Elated oyer his pitching prospects, Buckv Harris. manager of the Washington Senators. has visions of 3 pennant this year.
 While not discountlne the strength of the Yankees. ha figures he has 2. fairly good bah club in training at Plant field here and says no charge of lstlessness will be justified if Washington fails to cop first place.
 Bucky lnaugurated the double shift training schedule yesterday, sending half the squad to practice in the morning and the other half m the afternoon
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Three Way Battle for
 Post in Center Field

Nfw Orleans March i lF--A three way battle for the centerheld post, an unsatlstactorv spot n the l!neur Of the Cleveland Indians since the department ot Iris Speak er, temporarily is holding major ln- 'erest n the clubs training affairs here.
 Eddie Morgan, New Orlean. col lese boy. at present is the favored candidate as a. result Of his showing Tn first real workout of the season, hut he faces stiff competition from George Gerken. hack after 2 year with Milwaukee in the American and Frank Wilson, teammate of Gerken last year.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Red Sox Regulars Beat
 Second Team in Game

htadenfo"n Fla March El- The Red SoX regulars made T start yesterday that auEured we'll for the initial big team tilt Of the season on Wednesday when they take on the Sf. Louis Cardinals They defeated the second team, : 70 q in q way that pleased Manager Bill Carriean. cufileld play was very good Ken Williams, lacstead and Denny Will hams dashed around In md season form. The second team was haffled throughout by the pitching of Wilson and CremIns. Cremins is one of the h,d southraWs and although he lack d Wilson's ; !lnessA, he kne~ his stuff
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Snappy Play by Mel Ott
 Means Battle for Cohen

Augusta Ga. March 6 tF-Snar- " play hF Mel Ott at second base gives promise Of 3 great struggle be tween the l2-year- old lnfieldsr and Andy Cohen for the task Of filling 'he Glants' gap nade by Hornsbv'a departure to the Braves Crt i'm pressed NcCraw in yesterdays workout hy snarlns some hard rollers and starting 3 fast double play
 h seTsn inning traces between makeshitr teams, George Harper cracked out 3 home run Lefty cDoul, Pacific Coast league star. connected 1i'h 3 pair of singles and } long drive which turned into foul 1nsrfad cf homer.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Two Teams of Braves
 Play Six Inning Tie

St Petersburg. Fla. March Ft- light all around defensive work combined with good pitching kept the lnter-teanl play of the Braves to T slI-,nnlns scoreless tle vesterdav The only hit ct the encounter ua= ! Flncie by Eddie Moore ID @he fourth ,nr,ne off Hal Goldsmith h. hvrl,nF staff vas slloued to curve ,'- 1ell"erles fer the first tin1e this sea -cn hp' although all ot the nounds- m nn locked Fcod.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Batting Slump Again
 Shows Up With Cards

Avon Park, EIa. March 6 li'- The old batting slump which grip ped the S' Louis Cardinals last sea son showed its head again n 3 1anlgan game here yesterday when the regulars vent down hT 3 , to 5 score
 recruits 10 hold doTn the regular pitchers Frankie ErlsCh and Jim Fottonalel', the hls guns ot last seq sons Cardinal attack. were quellet !ry the youngsters and the other regulars apparently T'eren't pla7inc biz league ball
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Stanley Rule Quintet
 \osed Out by Gaeros

h sn eEcltlnE basketball game staged at rhe Bows club Eyn2naslrn, Esster1sT afternoon. the Csasru- 4ulnret noaed nut the Stanley Fule A le'5l h"e Of 1he 1ndustrlal league hT one point the count be Ing 4 to 9. The Gascoa 1,ers -rall- Ing at halt t,me hv 2 -7 n t4 score tut ? rally in the second half brought the victory Eensston, klsv and |orra,-c starred for the Rulers 1h,ls J Eheehsn. ! 3Fo- lack and Rsstalll were the hle mum cars fer the Gascoe. Francis Shee
 han scored ths winning basket by ? srectacular shot Touou!re the same, members of the Stanley Rule f"am were guests of the Gascos af fns- clubhouse on therrr street
 President Francis Gheehar presided.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Local Plumbers After
 HOnors in Bowling

\ bowling team representing the New Britain Master Plumbers as eociat,on will meet teams of the Hartford and Walllngtord associa- tons ln 3 triangular contest tonight at Rogers Bowling alleys The local plumbers have d strong team anI are hopeful Of capturing the state title.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Tine Frelinn,,,arv

Ihs rrehnlnarv game t=tuesr7
 the Boys Club Reserves and Ehsr- tom F,e.@rres started out as ra'h
 ar slow and one sided affair and then -ud1enl-, developed into ! h,t tet hat'le 1h!oh Tas on'~ less lnter- team coming from -ar. rav behind tea'n coming from nav.-av behind fn win t~ H"- ." ln the last r1irr)te If play In the first halt the Fhan- tom Reserves had rh1nE= all their
 onn ~a- Irnhsn sank four nauar. nlcp. long shots Ealdaaar! rlcked : loose ball from the floor Tn the csnter ot the court and put # into thf hocr without looking. and the ~-hole team ran vlld to rlle pr !
 14-5 lead The club team d,d not score from the floor
 The winners rlcked TIT son?e points on fouls 1n the second half and finally Iarholln pumped 2 field goal That started things and the club Tas within seven points at three quarter tlne and -hortlv aft errards vas right on the Thantcme heels Victor Ba%lock and Truman on the cne side and Farparian on the other were eiected on rersonat. hut not untll each had had 2 turn at pu'tnE his side in front Final1v Tlth the score tied Zemhro"sl5i naa fouled and tossed i'll both comrl- nentalw attempts, winning the game zujko. Marholin. Garro and lruhan Tere the feature rlavere The summary.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

-El'-f L.Ttaeo EVreaV Just fo celebrate l?ls tftv-elehth hirthdar "hlch most men greet Vlth the 7rl<non lsdEment that HS' Fs not 1T" man they used to Dc Chester Isterr of Evanston. IT, skipped ths rope 1s. .hoo times for 3 nsr warlIs record. the other l4F In three and ? half hours, he had broken his former record nf r. hoo .hps and lost eight rorjn1a
 ri "'lEhr in the effort
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Phantom, Reserves

Personal fouls - Zerhrowsk, : Eoukus :. 21lto Fsrrarlan 1, Gar TO Narholln-1 V. Eavlcck 1 Baldesari. Berkoritz :. Carr 5. Iru- han 4--1t Free tries MlriEllani S, zenhrowsk, 8. Boukus, Iulko }. Parrarlan 3. Garro Marholin-17 Y Baylock ,. C. Bayiocl ; Balde- sarl Carr 3. Truman 5-1t Referee -Aronson. Iimer-Normant. Scorer M. Paluch.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

Acting on 2 request of ct1,rs girls rt Ianders, Fray i: Clark ccnran~ c-acr4tarv Ervce Long ot the Y N [ 4 1nduetrlal council has reserved ? block of 5n saatEs for the anne be. tween the e,rlt team ot that factory # the Stanley Arena tonight Indr- catiora are that ? record crowd -rll he rn hand
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Neu Er1taln En,s Tluh

Efrsonai tcul: Eernc- :; C'rorl.r McTev poolev. Woods 4-14 Gill : Farrerlsn : C,offe 1. Ben. 'amln 1-1t Iechnlcal fouls. Doc Icy Tree trla: Earecz NcTav .. Doolev 1, NadaElla : Woods s--1 Gil! (, Farrarlar Cofa ,Icvev , om7aEnone 1 Ben1amln 2--o Referee, Iooln Iln7rr, Aron:cn Scorers, Parker and Hur7it.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

E. -ha asscre'et Press
 New Yorl-Eadie ,C anncntalll Martin. New Tcrk Knocked cu' 1ohnv Huber ,Zl Batting I-e-lnsl-, r-cn from rarl Blue c' Paul 'f, 1'mmv Firlev 1ouls llf knocked opt lack eoners. New rcrk ltr.
 Ehiladel? ?h,a-E q t-arlau. ,-sr' york, knocked out Vincent Fcrsiona Ihila delrhla (4,. Marty Gold, Philadelphia. defeated Eadd~ sull- van California I"h
 ElttshuT Eh--Ma1ie Ecssntlcom New York, won from Bobby Hrcwn. Philadelphia N0).
 Chicago--Harry Dillon, Vlnnireg 2, end Jimmy Bvrne, Louisville, drar tol. Bud Nardl Chicago. and Ealdy YounEherr, Rockford, dra-r 'S' Larry Johnson "-on 2 technical knockout over Bill Freese. Grand Rapids t-N
 ''tN'Jlt " ' l'tI'D INtlNl'l. Iftlt, defeated Jack Hurhecl Belgium to,
 Ealtimore-sid 1amre Bal'v,ore won on foul over Johnny Leonard Allentown, Ta @
 ftemr rllls-tack ',lhhs et Paul won iron, Gree Nall!nt ' sr Or leans @.
 GalTestcn-Eell .-i1str 1c. Angeles. won on foul from Rnt lar sor. Ne" York ts1
 salt Lake City-Jact Fog. technically knocked out Brick Stevens, Salt Lake City H'
 Wichita. Kas-Angus Snyder. Dodge City. defeated Jack Williams. Chicago Iol. It Is rumored that any Of the telephone girls uill admit that the Herald's Classified Ad number is
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

[ando T,sst. Italian fighter who t= managed hv Vincent Eoina of thls rltv, lost on a derislon tn Jack Warren ofNew York IT eight rounds m Boston last night
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

Interest in ths T2ylor-Lalrl7ler return goat the amateur tourna n7' mt at ne Tabs hall trld4v night r7 'reme n1ous fYarv ticket a~cnrr reports al lmm"ns. sale of reserved seats and another caracrt7 housf will Erea the rarrlore i1eu they -'rp n r do their ~tufttf
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

New Britan still h7: game to play with the Atlas Five of New Hs ven befoe the league -chadule ran he fnls1ed,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
CELTICS OF NEW YORK
 APPEAR AGAINST LOCALS

Worlds Champion Basketball Team to Play New Brit. ain at Stanley Arena-Men on Team Have Become Famous Through Their Ability in the Game Davey is Smallest Man in Professional Competition flanders and Manchester Recreation Girls in Pre- lminary.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

The !ew Elltaln roller hockey tes m rANa in Hartford tonight and lt le d,f to meet cue of the strong est combinations ln the circuit Hart ford las taken on Bill DueEan Of ths Eystol team and E uzlug hlm at one c the rush positions, and this Eiyes the Capital City team rlentr of steneth.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

The other manage ln tha l4ague refused 70 acede 70 thls plan and demanded ths. Waterbury play the game. Iherel?cn # was agreed 'o 7llov the contest to hs -tagel in this ~lrv-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
$ p e akins of Sports

The Waterbury basketball team Will play it's rcstponed league game ",th New Britain at the Stanlev Arena in this nty Saturday night The game was originally scheduled 70 take place n Waterbury, but on n plea of ths Waterbury manager 'h1t he could rot get I, hall. Y was 7z~eed 10 give the game hv forfeit to New Britain
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

The Eovs' cluh'a tera7ie One tve1 Connolly rss hrally spiked sst nigh, after ? rart!cularlv hard lrl"e to crash the gate for he d3nCe "hlch followed the ha:kathall game 'Ith Boston last night After trying fool the gate-'ender with several saEs. she finally holtad through then doubled hack and r9n up into the l'hrarv. when shs pulled off her dls- .ulslnE fur coat and thought she vas safely unrecoenl-ah But fate Was against her She was 'ralled and beaten after ?. lorg and terv ."rp- n!ent which lasted all the r-7~' " ,"-n stairs and out +h: docr
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

An excellent oprorturit~ to con, | rare the play of the New Britain basketball team with that of the
 greatest team n the world will b 2 fforded the fans Of this city and
 it's vicinity at -hs stanlav arena 1 Wednesday night when the New York Cel'lcs. famed ae -he world 6 champion basketball team. appe ars here Composed of group ot play CTS whose names have become fa nous in basketball clrcles, 'hs Cel- ties have been making history on 'hs courts n many states in -he country for 2 number ot years.
 1hs Celtic squad IS made ID of seven men, all ot whom are stars
 in basketball The entire squad v1li
 h. here "Wednesday night They are
 Henry nutohl nehner-. >st Hol. man John 'Fetsl Barry. Joe Iar- chick Davs~ Bank. rhrlz isonar.' and John Nh,ttv.
 Among tho hasr tnorr o4 ,he.
 rlavers ars Nat Holnsn and I3,-,-
 Banks Banks IS inc smallest man plavluc prot ssslonal Basketball Hr stands t'e fest flvs inches but l.. ! 1hlffr floor "orl-er and posess=sz 7r eagle eve for +hs basket Hor. man Is +h" Ereatsst passer +he game has knorn. H. 1s deadly rf s=t shots and 1a , ztreal. nf rzht- nlnE in cutting undar
 Dehner' has been , member ~. the Caltlcs for fsr, years and hgz reached ersa' heleh-s ID ha askerha8 Barry started as ] hoy nrth tn. oreln7i @el'lcs and has been goln- @frHnE svar elnce. He IS fast er1 strong and good scorer Leonard 'a one Of the toughest guards m +ha game to score or H. E T Fre7- shot and daadl" on :ou,- IT. !, powerful and tlrelase Wlrtv. road manager. has played from the tln1a n" C"ltlrs formed II. ~as one of A% "FiEina'ora of th" team and act. 1s coach of 'he qu,n+e,
 Y E needless -o repeat the rec- ord ot the Cellcs as 2 basketball feam tut one outstanding acrous. pNshment Of ths team uas ? string ot $ consecutl7e ylc'orles last sea son. tf of 7hlch were Anarlcsr league games Erer1rhera ID The 1; states n which the quintet appeared record breaking crnrds watched Y n ac'l"n Ea"r Britain 1ill he ID SKr@p'lon tomorror nleht
 Against thus array of talent ,-e~r. sr!'aln "lll send n l's best llnaun 7lfh Frhcns'e,n and e1oman !. the rewards Zakzsuska at center and Lsarr and Sheehan a' guards The nome tlnh "lll he out to utn If possible although ! dcfaat vii, rl7ce nc stigma on the record o& 'hs local team
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

Hardly with Waterbury he. made , reat deal ot difference in the rlar of the Brass City team After Do raty had been !nlur'd Eradzha7, til=d hls place yerv eftlc,e n'l-- l37rv worked .n nicely last night
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Preliminary Game

; dnntls toature E being rftere5 n the arr"ar7nte Of the Nanrhe.- fer Esct"a'lor C,nls aearrs. the Landars team of rh,e cltv IT th- rfelim'narv The Inlversals suffer e1 tha,r first detest of the season last .oaturda" n'eht ln Manchester and they are determined [, -rre fhls out tomorrow night
 ne hrst game will be played at r c clock The main fca'urs -Ill b. 7'a sHd sfartlne 7t o'clock Anna feNr rules Till prevail and Dlcl. Dillon will referee
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

It IS rumored that any Of the telephone girls will admit that the Herald's Classified Ad number is very well known.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

Ehilade!oh,a-E q t-arlau. ,rsr york, knocked out Vincent Torsiona Philadelphia (4,. Marty Gold Philadelphia. defeated Ea1d- Sulh- van, California t1"r
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

Elttshur Eh--Maxie EcssntIcon? New York, won from Bobby Brown Philadelphia G0).
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

Wichita. Kas.-Angus Snyder. Dodge City. defeated Jack Williams, Chicago tlo).
Evening star., 1928-05-26
NORTH CAROL|N|ANS
PICKING DELEGATES
Democrats Fight for Votes in
County Conventions
June g.
BY the Associ sted Press

BY the AssociateG Press,
RALEIGH, N. c., May 26.~-The fght
for North Carolina's "a delegates TO the
Houston convention began in earnest
today as State party leaders assembled
in precinct meetings to choose delegates
to the various county conventions
June 9.
At the county conventions delegates
will be chosen for the State convention
in Raleigh three days later and there
the national delegates will be selected.
Supporters of Gov. Smith today pro-
feSsed to be confident of their chance
Of gaining control of the State ma
chinery. On the other hand, Zeb v.
burlington. campaign manager for Cor
dell Hull, around whom the anti-Smith
forces have rallied, appealed to the
Democrats to demand vote In each
precinct and 10 insist that the delegates
be apportioned in proportion to the
vote.
State Chairman Dennis @. Brummitt
issued statement advising members OF
the party that they were not restricted
to demand q vote on Smith and Hull.
but might ask for a vote on any cam
didate.
At four precinct meetings held yes
terday in Wayne County, ward No. /.
one of the counties largest, went 16
delegates for Hull and II for Smith TO
the county convention, while ward No.
3 instructed 9 for the Tennessean and
S for the New York Governor. Dele
gates from the other two precincts were
not instructed
Evening star., 1928-05-26
.6O RUNNERS START
IN CITY CLUB EVENT
Modified Marathon Race viii
Cover 15-MiIe Route
Through City.

Three score runners, many of them
seasoned veterans of the country
trail, started forward at the crack OF
the gun in front of the City Club at
noon today and with steady trot be-
gan the 15-mile route over the asphalt
streets of Washington in the first
annual modified marathon under the
auspices OF the City Club.
Route of Race.
They started along G. street to
Fifteenth street, then turned into
Pennsylvania avenue and passed the
the route lay northward to Connecticut
avenue; out Connecticut avenue TO
Cathedral avenue, into Woodley road
then down Wisconsin avenue to NJ
street. into Pennsylvania avenue TO
Seventeenth street again. this time
going south, then around the entire dis
tance OF the Speedway, to Peace Monu-
ment by way of Fourteenth and B
streets and Virginia and Maryland ave-
nues southwest. The last stage of the
long jaunt from the Peace Monument
back To the club was through PenrsyI-
vania avenue, Eleventh street and q
street.
Marathon Favorites.
One OF the favorites with the crowd
which looked on as the runners started
on was Al (Whitey) Nicholson OF New
YORK, who ran second in the Long
Beach marathon. Frederick Ward. ir.,
OF New York, who ran third at Long
Beach, Is also In the race.
Althr2I0f ~ U1a hafA V.r3~wfhl ,vNE4Sn .
a dark horse might upset all predic-
tons, others favored TO make good
showings were william NICK. Myers of
the Shanahan G. c., A. Monteverde of
Mays Landing, NJ j.: Harold A. Garvin
of Philadelphia. William Agee OF the
Emerywood A. c.. Bill Kennedy Of the
Cygnet A. c., and Frank E. Vending
OF Buffalo.
Monteverde, Bill Kennedy and Mike
Lynch OF the local knights of Columbus
are three OF the veterans In the run.
their pedal careers going back some
80 years.
Prizes 10 BE Awarded.
The prizes viii be awarded al the
close OF the race by Or. o. u. Singer,
chairman of the City Club athletic COM
mittee. The first prize Is the Singer
trophy which viii become the perma-
nent possession Of the runner winning
1t three years and also a gold medal,
The next Ave will receive cups, the next
10 gold medals and the next Ave silver
medals. In addition the City Club Cup
will be awarded 10 the university, COL
lege, school or club having the first
three men to finish, scoring the lowest
number OF points. Points will be
counted according TO the order of finish.
luncheon at the City Club pre-
ceded the race.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
VAUGHN BIBLE CLASS
TO HONOR FOUNDER
Will Make Pilgrimage to Grave
Tomorrow-Widow TO
Place Wreath.

In accordance with an annual custom,
members OF the Vaughn Glass OF Calvary
Baptist Church Sunday school will
make a pilgrimage tomorrow morning
at 8 o'clock to the grave In Rock Greek
Cemetery OF Francis w. Vaughn,
founder OF the class, who died In 1913.
Accompanied by the widow. the men
of the class viii carry flowers TO the
grave and voice euiogies To the man
who Is credited with pioneering the
mems Bible class movement In this
city. The assembly will be called 10
order by bugler, following which w
w. Everett, n lay leader OF the church
and one of Mr.. Vaughn's closest friends.
will make a few Introductory remarks
Men who knew the class leader then
will step forward, one by one, and lay
floral tributes on the grave, as they
voice brief recollections OF him and his
activities. Rev. Homer j. Councillor
present teacher of the class, will lead
In the services.
Mrs. Vaughn will place wreath on
the grave. The ceremonies will con-
clude with q clasping of hands as the
members join in singing "BleSt BE the
Tie That Binds"
The group afterward will adjourn to
the nearby grave OF Rev. nr. Samuel
II. Greene, late pastor OF the church,
and place floral tributes there, also.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
HOUSE DAM BILL
GOES TO SENATE
Swing-J johnson Measure May
Be Substituted for One
Held Motionless.

Efforts will be made In the Senate
today TO substitute the Swing g-JohnSon
Boulder Dam bill, forwarded TO 1t from
the House late yesterday. for the COM
panion measure which has been held
motionless In the grip Of determined
tilibuster
Even while the House was defeating
a laSt-minute attempt to keep the
Swing-JohnSon bill from reaching q
Anal vote. opposing forces In the Senate
renewed hostilities Opponents of the
Boulder Dam bill were threatening 10
renew the warfare today,
The House passed It's bill without q
roll call following an unsuccessful move
TO send the bill back to the irrigation
committee, which virtually would have
shut the doors against 1t for the re-
mainder Of the session. The motion.
which was offered by Representative
Douglas. Democrat, Arizona, Al leader OF
the opposition, was defeated, 2ls 10 1877.
Opposition melted when II became ap-
parent there was no hope Of defeating
the bill Representative Leatherwcod,
Republican, Utah, sought In vain for u
roll call.
The measure proposes construction OF
a hugo dam. 500 feet high, between the
banks OF the Colorado River at Boulder
Canyon. Arig,
This structure would serve the three
fold purpose OF providing flood protee~
ton for Imperial Valley In California,
OF furnishing electric power for the
Southwest and Of supplying water for
irrigation OF thousands OF acres OF arid
lands In several Western states,
The bill further would authorize the
Secretary OF the Treasury To advance
SlaS. 600, 900 to finance the project, the
money later 10 be, returned to the
Treasury from proceeds derived nom
selling power generated at the dam.
This money would bear interest At 4
per cent.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
FRANCE ASKS STUDY
OF TARIFF SCALE
Calls on u. s. for Production Cost
of List Under Agreement
Last Fall.

An investigation into the production
cost OF certain articles coming from
France has been asked OF the United
states by the French government In
accordance with the agreement reached
between the two governments last Fall
after discussion OF tariff questions.
The State Department has referred the
request TO the Tariff Commission,
The articles include laces and tulIes
silks and silk manufactures (schappe
threads. silk fabrics, piushes, velvets
and ribbons. garments and articles Of
Six, fabrics for furniture. silk foot
wear, cotton velvet and plushes. wal
nuts and green walnut kernels, pre-
served mushrooms, prepared feathers.
artificial flowers and fruits, kitchen and
butcher knives. perfumes, articles of
faience and porcelain. peanut oil, sui
phurized paper, cigarette paper, onion
skin paper and raw tartar.
In addition. France asked for investi- :
CATION OF the regulations applicable Ia
pharmaceutical products, concerning
important Of vegetable products and m
particular OF flower bulbs, relating tO
objects OF art, ornamental feathers. cot
Ton sewing and darning threads. disin-
lection OF hides and classification of
cognacs for pharmaceutical and medical
purposes
Announcement was made that the
united States expected shortly To for
ward To the French government a state
inent concerning the corresponding re-
qulfements OF this nature imposed bv
France which American interests de.
hire 10 have changed.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
ARMY'S BREMEN RELIEF
PLANES BACK IN 0. c.
Feehet, Eaker and CueSada Return
20 Capital After Trip to
1reenly Island.

The two Army amphihian planes
which lefE here about two weeks sgo
as a relief expedition for thS stranded
transatlantic monaplane Bremen en
0reenty Island returned 10 tAlstng
Field at g;la o'clock hast night after =
flight nom Portland. Me- That began
at noon yesterday,
The planes carried MAJ. Gen. James
Il, Fetehet. ehlet of the Army AIR Cog(NS,
Capt, Ira e, Eaker executive G tnS
efsee of Y. 1relhee DAWSON. Air SSSAe~
taFy Of War, and Lieut., Ellweed Y,
GueSagla OF Boiling Field. The f9Nrta
space available In the two planes MAS
Allied nv Fred Melehier ef the sNnksEss
Co, who Was picked M at Mitchell
Field, New xork, flown 30 ureenly Is
land, and then dropped IN a parachute
to the Bremen, a. landing eenastsssAS
were impossible.
The two planes. which had been
based as pleteu. Nova scotia, leSt thas
Canadian town TUESDAY and spent sne
first ntght at Deer Island, New hfGgsS~
wick The next NaY they made iN0er
Island. Me, ana the third oseFnsshE
ssap Was at Regtsaad,