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New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

body.
Bellies insisted he did not give the
charms to Miss Delp. explaining he
used words and not charms in his
pow-wow practices.
Counsel for Bellies said he would
make a protest against the arrest on
circumstantial evidence. should po-
lice carry ont their threat to take
Bellies into custody.
After three days examination,
physicians have announced that they
failed to find any traces of poison
in Miss Delp's body. They said
evidence pointed to an operation be-
ing performed upon the girl which
might have contributed to her death.
Authorities, said several persons
told them of seeing Bellies driving
toward the flying field Friday morn
ing. accompanied by a girl. Miss
Delp had told her sister she was
going to consult a pow-wow doctor.
Police believe the man who killed
Miss Delp left her body in shack
Friday night and returned Saturday
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
Today's Features

WPG, the municipal station at
Atlantic City, registers Well ii these
parts on most nights. 1t carefully
avoids chain programs. has access
20 the city's big organ for recitals,
and attempts 10 be unconventional.
Last night IL year old boy played
the first movement of the Mozart 3
minor concerto. This is as good a
feature as most Of those on the
chain broadcasts. The steel pier
Ministries are on at $40 tonight,
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
RICH MAN ACCUSED
Of GIRLS MURDER
Bellies Will Be Arrested in Allen
town Pow Wow Death

Allentown, Pa, March % (uP)-
Police said today Charles L. Bellies,
wealthy and prominent citizen who
has dabbled in pow-wow magic, will
be arrested and charged with the
murder of Nerna Octavia Delp.
The body of the girl. who was
about to become a mother, was
found Saturday near the emergency
landing field Of the Trans Continent
tai air mail line. Three charms
against witches were found on her
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
81, 100000 GROCERY MERGER

Waterbury. March % (UP) -
Confirmation of reports of the pro.
spective combination OF the Econo-
my Grocery company. which started
in Waterbury IL years ago, and the
First National Stores. Inc, of Bos.
ton. has been made here by Attor-
ney John Cassidy, general counsel
for the local corporation. The deal
involves more than 100000.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
OKLAHOMA JUDGES
MAY BE IMPEACHED
81 Counts Against Those Who
Tried Former Governor

Oklahoma City. March - l4N-
The house OF representatives seheF-
al investigating committee TO-DAY
planned to present TO The lower
branch OF the Oklahoma legislature
for consideration, thlrty-t"o M
parchment charges against lhree
members Of the state supreme court.
The charges, adopted by The COM
mittee in executive session, We're
directed against Chief Justice
Charles W. Watson, who presided at
the trial o. Henry ;. Johnston. GUST
ed governor. and justices Fletcher
Riley and }. W Clark.
Homer Paul q member OF the sub
committee that has been Investigate
ing the judiciary branch OF the state
government for TWO months, made
it known that eleven charges were
against each Of TWO justices, and ten
against the third. Allegations on
which the charges are based We're
kept secret, but vary as TO the i'll
dIvidual, Paul said,
II adopted Dy the house, tile
charges Will be transmitted to a
senate court Of Impeachment and
procedure similar TO that n the
Johnston case Will prevail.
Chief Justice Mason and Justices
Riley and Clark We're members OF
the court which late in 1927 held
that members Of the eleventh leg.s
lature had no authllty 10 convene
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
Reichstag Ratifies
Ban on Poison Gas

Berlin, March Y FIIhe Felch-
stag yesterday ratified a bill Of ad-
herence to the Geneva protocol pro-
hibiting the use of poison gas in
war. The bill had been approved by
the foreign affairs committee or
Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

that the slogan of the place was
Where Joy Kills Sorrow.
\ new mental exercise would be
working up slogans built on the call
letters of the other stations. Try !,
on your favorites. but don't bother
us by sending in your ideas. We
have troubles enough of our own.
G. H.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
KLEIBER SERIOUSLY ILL

Berlin, March 20 P-Erich klei-
opera, whose wife is the former
Ruth Goodrich of Los Angeles. was
operated on for appendicitis today
Peritonitis had set in and his case
is considered dangerous but his
physicians hope to save his life.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Staniewicz Of
Seymour Park announce the engage.
ment OF their daughter. Miss Sally
Staniewicz, to Carl Berg of 1873 Ju.
hilee street. The wedding will take
place in the near future although
no definite date has been set.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

l do think" she added hopefully.
that the standard of programs i'll
this country is being raised
You will have noticed the word
hopefully"
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

morning to "plant" the body.
Bellies was at a gun club near the
flying field when the body was found
police said.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

Landing WJKS, a low powered
station at Gary Ind. the other night
must have been due to a twist in
the atmosphere. Letting the sta
ton know about if We discovered
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

The Dixies Circus CWBZ, 7;@o) is
different and a great thing
Tor the youngsters.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

Station kGO. Oakland, Calf, in
forms us that one Charles Keller. an
author of radio plays, has invented
a lie detector (which registers the
betrayal of the inner consciousness
through the blood and voice.
We suggest, first of all, that the
appliance be used on the press
agents of radio stations.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

We have been disappointed in the
continuity OF the Schradertown ban
business, due tonight There is a
samenoss about the comedy and in
our opinton-uhich need bother no.
body-Pryor's band could be used
TO better advantage than merely
furnishing boom boom back
ground. Wed like to hear band
OF such caliber really play some
thing worthy its prestige.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

The same station advises that "all
people listening to Jazz music are
not dancing" No lie detector is
needed on this one. Some of the
listeners are GUESSING.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

A more original method Of cele-
brating the advent OF spring will be
heard tonight (WTIC-WEAF, 81
when Thou Charming Bird" will
he played by an oboe and flute, with
the orchestra in the background.
The title Of another number is Sc
Even if it is good We
wouldn't ike that one.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

Day workers who stay awake all
night can hook up with WGR, But
falo. and listen TO an au-night an
nixersarv broadcast. The Buffalo
station, for some reason, registers
we'll in these parts.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

The first of the hroadcasts by
speakers OF President Hoover's cab
met Will take place tonight at 1850
over the NBC chain, including
Hartford. James J. Davis, secretary
of labor, and Senator William h.
King, OF Utah, will form the talent,
A cabinet member will talk every
Friday night Tor a spell
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

Gladys NJ Petch, pioneer woman
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

Before he IS finally cheved UP, a
lion tanner has an exciting life How
one nearly met his end in close
up with such 4 beast Will be shown
in every detail except seeing Il
(WOR. 81.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

How to prevent diphtheria is i'm
portant, DR.. Bella Schick will tell
how (WBZ-WJZ. 7:15).
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

while the big organ Will be PLAYED
at 1915.
The first of the hroadcasts by
speakers OF President Hooyer's cab
met Will take place tonight at 1850
over the NBC chain, including
Hartford. James J. Davis, secretary
of labor, and Senator William Il.
King OF Utah, will form the talent.
A cabinet member will talk every
Friday night Tor a spell,
A more original method Of cele-
brating the advent OF spring will be
heard tonight (WT1C-WEAF, 81
when Thou Charming Bird" will
be played by an oboe and flute, with
the orchestra in the background.
The title of another number is Sc
duction Even if it is good We
wouldn't like that one.
We have been disappointed in the
continuity OF tile Schradertown banl
business, due tonight. There is a
saneuess about the comedy and in
our opinton-uhic need bother no.
body-Pryor's band could be used
TO better advantage than merely
furnishing a boom boom back
ground. Wed like to hear a band
OF such caliber really play some
thing worthy its prestige.
Day workers who stay awake all
night can hook up with WGR, Buff
falo. and listen TO an all-night an
nixersarv broadcast The Buffalo
station, for some reason, registers
we'll in these parts.
How 10 prevent diphtheria is i'm
portant Dr. Bella schick will tell
how (WBZ-WJZ, 7:15).
Before he IS finally cheved UP,
lion tanner has an exciting life. How
one nearly met his end in close
up with such a beast viii be shown
in every detail except seeing II
(WOR, 81.
After having attained considerable
popularity over the Hartford station
as an early Friday evening feature,
the Payhes'os twins won't be on the
air at VITO tonight To land them
one must rely on WEAF at $50.
The Hartford station at that hour
returns 10 the Emil Heimberger trio
in selections from Nevin.
War Veterans Who don't mind
hearing about heroic deeds during
the late uupleasantness have a rare
chance at WABC tonight. when at
8 o'clock Kenneth Porter. American
ace. will tell Of his feht with Cap
tain Jdat. German ace. which stop
ped only after both ran out OF am
munition.
The Evening i'm Paris" entertain
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,,nounan ..-;, ,-,' .,... ~ ' '''.'s'ss''
os sr.,,lt.,, -.,..,l,I:o., I,.
of PadiIla, sung by Olive Smith.
tenor; "princesita" sung by May
Johns contralto; "Tarentelle" of
"f l''o ~ Da"'!' So
IA ing l'sTp l'IF er, supported
=" i''!Aeu qua TEL Inc orchestra
''. -, ~. t-S ''li'7 Ne" 'aHsos'
9'il herman, heIl"Ved 10 ne the
w. ., '', $ Urea ss' Ayloplone master,
3" Ill o7 lea. urea CIV bI-NJH' 100
Fil4aA Is me payer OF the AyIO-
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

while the big organ Will be PLAYED
at 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-08

OWNER MUST SELL.
If you are looking for bargain in new
St. Chevy Chase, d. c. All modern con-
veniences, Frigidsire. oil burner.
NORTHEAST HOME.
BE SURE TO SEE 1T SUNDAY.
OPEN FROM 10 Am. TO DARK.
SOB 14th ST. NE.
Modern throughout;, condition like. new;
Tor Immediate sale; terms that you can
Po opEN g9ND T5FE zL PEf B2Y.
am. WAPLE & JAMES, INC, ~,
Evenine as'a and Sunday Phone Decatur 1927
Well Make 1t Very Easy
for You to Buy This Home.
Best location in the northeast, very
t tate values " very materially in this
1910 L ST. NE.
Just of Bladensburg Boulevard.
Colonial brick, two-bedroom home;
tile bath, electricity, complete kttch-
en-. excellent heating plant, big front
500 Cash-$4O a Month.
evening. Including Sunday. Take Dis
trict line car leaving 18th and H SITS
NV, walk two squares north or
transfer to bus.
HARRY A. KITE, INC,
1919 18th ST. NV. MAIN 4846
SPECIAL FOR COLORED.
Very attractive 6-room house on
most exclusive colored section;
4405 HAYES ST. NE.
In addition to the rooms there is
a tile bath. hot,water heat; hardwood
floors, completely equipped Kitchen
built by one of the best construction
companies and can be bought at
Special PriCe-Special Terms.
Open for inspection every day and
evening. including Sunday Take Dis
trict line car leaving 18th and n. I,
ave: 1t will take you to within a
short distance of the home.
B. B. PINN,
Exclusive Sales Representative
7l2 KENYON ST. COL. 58lI.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

acres near olney. Montgomery Counts.
Spacious porehss asPsFe. staSs ete fruit
d. and berries nS
., 80, - 18th EFRSy & ozDDis' ~ .,n ,,7T
7-RooM FRAME HOUSE, AMI. 2-cAR
garage, chicken house. "a acre ground: on
Psass Ct s sPus sell Of fns sd5 ong ad
dress Box 246-A. Star Once
KENSINGToN IS FINE OLD TOWN, NOT
nson 2ss and VIII made
to show you WashinEtons ideal suburb and
your requirement. J. B. CHAMBERLAIN. :
VA HIGHLANDS - 5-ROoM BUNGALOW,
m tie bath, 69iit 5in tub large lot
$40 Girault ave, Va. Hivhlands. l4'
4 BEAUTIrUL FoUR;RooM: MODERN
oven sr Tt lot ar o be aed saepes
and Is situated in IN Lyon Park Va. To inspect
NEW; COLONIAL STYLE; 8 ROOMS, BATH:
Southesst exposure; 2 acres land. owner
has to move; will sell for quick sale, $4,000.
Bradley Fi Ss, 4iso pO ave- D''"eoN' 'O' 8.
3l-ACRE FARM. BRADDoCK RID, NEAR
Fairfax, Va, adjoins Good Shepherd Church
property one-uuarter mile improved road
frontase. near stores and school; small
condition, young orchard. fine spring; great
place for poultry farm. Price very rea-
sonable. $500 cash and s35 monthly will
EAST WASHINGTON Realty r!S'' COMPANY.
71o 9th ST. NE. Lincoln 1855.
COLLEGE PARK-9-ROOM HOUSE; AMI,
y; of Md. could be used as dormitory.
Del WIZ eSo.
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FALLS CHURCH. Va

L .Al-l>,o III y MIL, ~.
Good Ar. buneaIow with ami, porches
back ard front. 2 lots 50xl75. nice stream
running through, in town of Falls Church.
Va. Close to Lee High ay. Henhouse. ga
rage and lots of fruit. A real bargain at
$3.750. Terms.
Nice 2-story, Or. house with ami #,
porches back ard front and sleeping porch.
Close to everything, nice shade, about ~
acre of land. This property will have to be
seen to be appreciated. Can be had for
$4,000 VIII arrange terms.
Now Is your time to buy farm. We have
several especially nice. farms for sale or
trade for houses in good locations With small
trusts. ransing in price from $1,000 to
$4,000.
Lots of nice screase on hard road that
Kinds Of proper at al prices. Farms Ittl.
and big WI irsde farms for suburba =
houses a~i lots or city property clear c.
with sr'c.l trust Call on us II you mean
husirssr. Phone Pals Church Sc, once
79-J-t, re- .deNre.
H. H. ANDERSON & co.
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WANTED-ACREAGE.

Established 300.
f3o 18th st. NV. Main ITS.
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Within 5 Miles of Chain Bridge

and through some of the most beautiful
scenery in nearby virginia. convenient to car
line, schools, churches. etc; we have a nne
house, built amid groye OF oeautifTl shaae
for dairying or riding school, there is also
a good tenant house. The proposed hishway
from Arlington Bridge DOES NOT go through
bound TO enhance its value. The price IS
s22,500. Dust to give you an IDEA 90 OF the
value there is first trust Of sl2,50O Dor
roved money placed by a bank) Reason
able terms to responsible party, or exchange
for Washington property may be considered.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
Established 1900.
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WANTED 70 BUY. ON EASY TERMS; TEN
acres on state road, within 20 miles OF
Washinrton Land must be suitable for
home and good soil for trucking. Address
Box 245-A, Star once.
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OWNER FORCED TO SELL.
PETWORTH HOME WITH
GARAGE.
Ho50-TERMS,


- A real bargain in a splendid colonisl-type
brick home in the Petworth section with all
bath, 3 covered porches, concrete cellar
with Laundry trays. In sooa cor condi sn
garage, paved street and alley. Can be
bought for $3.50 on very reasonable terms.
as owner must dispose Of, OF 1t at quick sale
Call Main 1924 until $50; afterwards call
Cleveland $50.
DECATUR HEIGHTS, MD.
II BRYANT AVE. OPEN SUNDAY.
&C Minutes to Center of City; 2 Bus Lines;
Immediately of Defense Highway.
hew tRom metal her-stripped' large
screened porches. sleeping porch; lot 3oxl5o.
beautifully landscaped IS bearing fruit
an opportunity TO buy delightful place at
Main 459o. 1913 18th st. NV.
3842 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV.
NEAR st At 1N6 GATH5RHAI AVE- AT WIS
An intown detached residence in one of
the highest and most desirable neiEhbor-
n npyoS Contains rs Il rooms, baths Of span
ish design. Unsurpassed excellence of mate
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sonable.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
REALToR AND BUILDER.
$50 JEFFERSON ST. N,W..S r. B; GA
rage; deep lott good condition: terms to
suit.
IL r. g. b: country home; 9 acres; ami:
garage, chicken houses, vineyard, orchard,
etc.
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NJ Nat
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SALE-ACREAGE.
NTRGTNIA-5 ACRES.

NIRGINIA-5 ACRES.
I have 5-acre tract fronting $50 feet on
paved road, near new Lee Boulevard. 80
miles from city. which will sell entire or
in part at $500 per acre, on easy terms.
Splendid home sites or Investment. Adloin-
ing ground priced $1,000 per acre. High
ground with shade. Address Box 267-A, star
once, III
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
.POC07OPAUG BACKS
 MOTOR NOISE BAN
Improvement Assn: Approves Slencin6 0utboard Engines

Endorsement of Representative Use Of noisy outboard motors in in land waters Of the state, d measure which has the backing Of Mayor Paonessa, will be >oted by the Pocotopaug Improvement associa ton. Secretary c. A. Peterson Of this city forecast today.
 Mr. Peterson is the only local member of the association, which includes 55 cottage owners at Lake Pocotopaug. The bill is of interest dents who maintain summer homes at Easthampton It is complained that the reverberat tions of ou1board motors not only are disturbing to those who seek quiet at the resort, but also intertercs with fishing. frightening the fish.
 Opposition 10 the bill is expected from manufacturers of detachable motors and from outboard motor boat enthusiasts.
 li| i'Sti itiloJl Sue eFSt'tt Ill t1lI local opresentatives bill ls:-
 Any person, firm or corporation which shall operate, on any waters of the state. any boat driven hy an unattached or detachable internal combustion engine unless such en- zine shall be equipped with a mutfler so constructed and used as 10 nuffle in a reasonable manner the noise of the explosion shall. eX- c~pt as provided in Section :. hereof. be fined not more than twenty five dollars.
 Any person who shall operate any such boat on any inland waters of he state. other than tidal waters, except as provided in Section ; hereof. at speed. greater than 15 miles per hour. shall he fined not more than twenty five dollars. "The department of fisheries and
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13

Meri1en has been strengthened by the addition 10 lhe team of IIennir Cohen. brother of HFrm. 'he SiNe, City ace. The younger brother Of the teams staris said to be as good q man as his older brot her and if IhS is so New Britain Is in for plenty of trouble.
 An Bristol. New Britain stands a slight favorite to Win. The Bell ToNners. after seeing New Britain in action last Wednesda, night. are counting on a final clash between New Britain and Bristol 10 decide the winner.
 Two officials will be used in the game tomorrow night. "Jtrd' liah and Billy Coyle. Manager Jack Cur ry of the Meriden team has made arrangements for this saying. that the game is important though to warrt mt he Use of the two men.
 A large block of reserved seats have been secured for Inc local fans and these may be secured from Bill Reardon at the Hotel Stanley. This accommodation is appreciated by New Britain basketball fans.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
COURT RIVALS TO CLASH
 IN FIRST SERIES GAME
New Britain Quintet to Meet Meriden Endees Tomor. row Night at Silver City Armory - One of Out standing Battles of the Entire Season Expected Two Officials, "Red' Ball and Billy Coyle to Handle Game-Seats Made Available Here.

Tomorrow night at the state ar mory in Meriden, two of the keenest basketball rivals in the state will meet when the New Britain five inNades the Silver City to tackle the strong Meriden Endee quintet. This will be the first meeting of the two in the final series of the season and it will also be the first contest in home and home series. Meriden will return to this city Saturday night for the second game.
 Frank Dougherty, Fordha,n flash. has entirely recovered from his cold which hampered his play last Sat urday night and all the other mem bers of the team are in excellent shape for d hard and gruclling bat tie. Sloman and ZakzeWski, who since the reorganization of the team
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
SCHWARTZ WINS BOUT
I1yweight Champion, Once Again TurIls Back Threat of Canadian IjtlchOlder.

Toronto, Ont, March 15 P>--For the second time in two months, lazy Schwartz. recognized in New York state as flyweiglt champion Of the world, has turned back the assa ut Of Albert tFrenchy) Belang"r. Canadian 1l2-pound titleholder.
 Schwartz won the decision o>c. Bclanger in a fast and hard fought 12-round bout at the Coliseum here last night.
 SchNartz's victory was due prin- cipally 10 a big early lead he piled up before the Canadian could gat started. In the closing rounds Be- hanger. with three pound pull in the weights. was forcing the fighting and scoring repeatedly. He tloorej Schwart for no count in the 11th round but the New Yorker got .p 10 battle away as furiously as ever.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
J,OROTRt ARRIVES

New York, March l3 R-Jean Eorotra, the Bounding Basque" of French tennis. arrived in New York on the steamship Paris last night Borotra, here on business as repre- tentative of a French automobile ac- cessory firm. has filed his entry in pionships to be held here beginning Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
SIGNS GARDEN CONTRACT

New York. March 13 ltP) -Pao- limo IZcudun, Spanish heavy" eight, has signed a contract giving Madl son Square Garden exclusive rights to his services for the next three years.
 Paolino will Dc pit'c1 against either Jack Sharkey or Max Schmcl- ing at Yankee stadium June - and. if victorious. against the other one on Sept. 26.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13

have developed into ono of the most dangerous scoring combinations in state court circles. are anxious and eager 10 get going. ''Jigg' Donohue is raring to fac" his rival Jerry Conway at center, while Arburr. loary. Sheohan. Restell and Hoist are all hoping to be called into ac- ton.
 Just how the team will lineup against the silver City combination has not yet been decided by Man ager Lanpher. + is almost certain bet that the same crew that tackled Bristol will be put in the game and the players will pick the same oppo- sition. II Is expected that l.anpher will send Hank Arburr against Cohcn again while Slouan will switch to the guard position.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
USES TWO TEAMS
Manager Bill Carrisan of Bosl.as Rcd SON Takes Leaf Prom, lh,uk of knute RN.kne.

Era1enton, Fla, March Is tP- Manager Bill Carrigan of the Red soX has taken q leaf cut of k:tu.e Eocllne's book foiIowins the sch.loe initiated in football by the Nntre Dame coach, hc has laid his plans for using two complete hines of ap- proximatcly equal strength i1 the Grapefruit league which has it's local opening today with the Red Sox fac ing the st. Louis Cards.
 Carriean's team A will start today. 10 be relieved by team B halfway through The next time team E wal take the field first. It is aii part q, q method evolved by the highly r'. cal manager 10 test all his lu. il equally i'll real competition before the regular se ison starts.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13

salno may upon application there for, issue q permit for he operation oI an sEch boat Wiih the muftIer Gut out, while il shall be competing in q boat rae" held under the aus
 picrS Of regularly ol niZed club or "hitn il shall be practicina for any such race. for not more than two days prior to he date thereof"
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
ti q <jgj,t-ill-(,nles
Mystery Five
SEASON OPENS MAY |

Lowell. Mass. March 15 tUp)-1 The New England baseball league s season will open May 1 and close September s under schedule adopted at a meeting of the league here last night
 There will be l33 playing dat S., including 1a Sundays. Massaclu- setts teams wilt play four out of five Sunday games at home.
 Lowell and Ha>erhill were fol- nally admitted to the league and the Worcester franchise was trans ferreI to New Bedford
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
NAMED As l}l,lIKEI

Boston. March 13 N P--Leon Burbank has been named 10 referee the worlds heavyweight wrestling championship bout between Gus Sonnenberg. titieholder. and Pan ther" Joe Malcewic. Utica, N T., dt the Boston Garden Friday night.