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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
BOULDER DAM ROUTE IS FAv0REI
secretary Holds to Original Rate Policy
Mary Miles Minter
Won't Discuss Taylor
Murder Mystery

LOS ANGELES. Dec 81. tU.P) -
Mary Miles Minter, the former
screen star, today added her name
to those who do not wish to dis
cuss' the seven-year-ol mystery
murder of William Desmond Taylor,
prominent motion picture director.
Miss Minter, mentioned promi-
nensly in the case after pieces of
wearing apparel belonging to her
were found in the dead mans apart
ment, said the case is a closed
book TO me.
Her film career was ruined by the
publicity given the case and she
has been in retirement since then.
District Attorney Buron Fits,
who called attention to the case
again last week when he announced
he was near solution in the mur-
der, likewise had nothing TO say
about it today
Mrs. Charlotte Shelby, mother Of
Miss Minter. demanded that the
district attorney question her and
formally eXonerate her of any sus-
picion in the Staying but Fits said
he did not intend to question her
Anticipating the announcement Of
his candidacy for governor, politi-
cal rivals of Fits said his announce
ment last week was merely politi-
cal gesture
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
Income Report
Amendment Told

Relative to income payment re-
ports, the following notice was re-
ceived by The Age this week from
Louis A. Spellier. collector for the
district of Nevada, Reno:
"All persons making payment to
another person of fixed or deter
minable income of $500 or more,
to single person, or $3,500 or more,
to married person in any calendar
year are required TO render a return
thereof to the appropriate collector
of internal revenue instead OF to
the commissioner of internal reve-
nue.. This return is made on form
1899 accompanied by transmittal
form 1896. 1t is also provided in
this amendment that such returns
shall be filed on or before Febru-
ary 18th instead Of on or before
March 18th of the following year
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
L.V. Airport Has
New Oil Truck
Garage to be Built at Field;
Cliff East Is Appointed AS
Field Manager for Corpor-
alton As Well As W.A.E.

A new truck, for Transporting
Oil to planes landing at the Las
Vegas Nevada Airport, was taken
Wednesday to the air field under
direction Of P A. Simon, head OF
the firm, and will be there per
manently to serve not only West
ern Air Express planes but others
as we'll, it was stated yesterday.
A garage will be built at the
field for housing of the truck and
the passenger automobile, said ST.
mon, construction of the building
to be started January 2.
The new truck, which is equip
ped with special tanks and pumps,
arrived in Las Vegas the day be-
fore Christmas.
Cliff East. field manager for the
Western Air Express, has been ap-
pointed field manager also for the
Las Vegas Nevada Airport, ac-
cording to Simon.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
WILBUR INSISTS ON
l.63 MILLS PRICE
FOR BOULDER POWER
Competition of Power in Gas and Oil Fields
Would Bankrupt COntractees For Current
At LIS Mills, Wilbur Says; Word Awaited
From Arizona Regarding Tri-State COnfab

WASHINGTON Dec. 81. P)-A
defense of the price of l.63 mills per
kiloWatt hour and 25 cents per acre
foot for water, set by him on Boul-
der dam power and water storage,
was Secretary Wilbur's answer 20
the December protest Of the up
per basin states.
The secretary said that the price
of 1.75 mills per kiloWatt hour for
power would bankrupt the bidder
He answered the suggestion for
him to call together an advisory
commission Of the states by saying
that he and his office are always
accessible 70 the Colorado river
commissioners of all the states and
that he would continue to treat with
consideration whatever they had TO
say,
His answer was addressed to the
men whc Glad the protest. w. &,
Beers, Wilhan w. Ray and William
r. Wallace, Colorado river commits
siOners OF Utah; J. A. Whiting, Col
oradO river commission for Wyoni-
ing; Robert E. Winbourn, attorney
general for Colorado, DeIph Car
penter. Interstate water commits
sioner for Colorado. and L. Ward
Bannister, counsel for the city of
Denver.
Secretary Wilbur informed the up
per basin commissioners that the
only market within transmission
dis .ance that could absorb large
amount of Boulder dam power was
$50 miles away and in close proX-
unity to gas and oil fields.
You Will realize the impossibility
of transmitting power $50 miles and
selling it over an oil and gas area,
except at price fixed by the COM
petition of these Immediately acces-
sible resources" he said.
IF power generated in Southern
California by oil and gas can be
sold there al 1863 mills per kilO-
watt hour" the secretary said, sit
follows that power costing LIS mills
cannot be sold in that necessary
market, with bankruptcy Of the
business.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
'Artichoke King Of Bronx Accused
OF Contracting For Murder OF
Two New York Racketeer Chiefs

were shot to death in their auto
mobiles.
After the killer had fulfilled his
contract, Terranova, the police in
spector said. refused to pay the re
naming $4,000 But the "artichokc
king" Donovan said, asked him to
bring the contract to the Vltalc
dinner where he would be paid.
A gang emiSSary from Chicago
came to the dinner, held in the
Roman gardens, the Bronx, on De-
cember Z. While the dinner was III
progress, seven armed men walked
in and robbed the guests of some
$4,000 III jeWelry and money, took
the murder contract from the Chi
cago agent and also the revolver
from johnson, who was a guest.
When Donovan finished his teSti-
mony, Johnson, who is being tried
on charges of neglect OF duty, took
the stand in his own defense and
testified that some two hours after
the alleged holdup, Magistrate vi
tale returned the stolen revolver to
him. Johnson said he asked the
magistrate how he had obtained the
pistol and Vitale answered Il can
not tell you"
Yale. recognized as the most pow
erful gang leader in Brooklyn, was
slain by a fusillade of bullets year
and a half ago as he was driving
in quiet section of Brooklyn
Shortly afterward police found an
abandoned car containing a ma
chine gun and other weapons which
were traced to "Scarface Al Ca
pone's arsenal in Chicago.
NARROW was lured to his death
from a Broadway restaurant last
summer, his bullet-ridden body be-
ing found in a deserted section OF
Queens.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
Remodeling OF
New Chevrolet
Garage Pushed
Day and Night Service Is
Promised for Near Future
BY Manager CouItas; Has
Purchased Equipment.

The entire accessory and tool
equipment of Woodlands garage Is
being moved to the new Desert
Chevrolet company garage. at 2O7
south Main. under direction of B
B. CoultaS, manager.
Having purchased the Woodard
garage equipment, CoultaS is pre-
pairing to remodel and rearrange
the present Chevrolet garage, for
merly the Southern Nevada Motors
garage, and make it, as soon as
possible, a day and night garage.
CoultaS stated yesterday that a
shipment of new Chevrolet cars is
expected to arrive around January
or 2. These will be on display
in the display room of the garage
To the right Of the showroom will
be the stock room, and to the left
the office.
An arcade, for protection against
the sun in summer, will be con-
structed over the sidewalk at an
early date, it is planned.
1t is expected the night-ti
service will be started within
month or two, after the organiza-
ton Of a staff or workers is COM
pleted.
Coultas is formerly of Bakers
field, California. He has moved
here with Mrs. CouItas. and has
taken up his residence at 3O8 Clark
street, in the Jones residence.
I'm here to stay, and plan to
spend great deal Of money here
to get started right" he said.
Wen have pleasure cars and
trucks, and were planning to make
the cultivation of a satisfied ellen
tele our aim"
j. Warren Woodard, former
Chevrolet agent for this city, will
continue TO conduct his down
town camp, it has been stated
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
CANYON WAY
IS ONE OF FOUR LEFT
AS 81 ARE REJECTED
Engineering Board Cuts All But -Four Pro-
posed Courses For Los Angeles Waterway;
Bullshead, Upper Parker and PicachO Are
Also Cited as Possible Ways

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81 Uh,--
( Approving four of the tifty-5lS
suggested routes for the p nlder
. Dam-Los Angeles aqueduct and re-
! jecting all gravity flow routes as
TOO expensive, a local engineering
beard of review today submitted
its report to directors Of the Met
ropohtan Water district.
The board consists of Thaddeus
Merriman. A. J. Wiley and Richard
Lyman all nationally known engIn-
eerS, who were called i'll by the
directors 10 study the routes.
The four routes named as feasible
were:
Black Canyon Cited First
FROM Black Canyon Boulder
DAM 10 PuddingStone reservoir,
via Goffs, Ash HILL Lucerne and
San Bernardino, with alternatives
from Coils to San Bernardino by
way of Morongo valley or Barstow.
From Bullshead dam site TO Pud-
dingstone, via Goffs, over the above
route.
From Upper Parker via Rice and
Cadiz to Ash Hill and then along
one of the alternative routes ID
Puddingstone.
From Piacho to PuddingstOne, via
Ruthyen, Whitewater and Cotton.
Eliminate Lifts"
These locations should so far as
practicable, further be placed at
such elevations as to admit their
adoption and incorporation as
parts of route taking water from
a higher level than Black Canyon
the board commented" with the
end in view that all or a large
part of the pumping lifts may, at
a later time, be eliminated
Pointing out that all Of the ten
tatively approved routes termin-
ated at Puddingstone the engin-
eers stated that plans for terminal
storage there may be modified
later.
The three engineers eliminated
the aqueduCt suggestions made by
Jay Turner. Charles Kirby Fox f.
c. LaRue and Walter Gordon
Clark.
The Turley and Fox proposals
call for an aqueduct about $50
miles long, extending across sec
tions of the states of Utah, Neya7
da and California.
salt Not Serious"
Touching upon the question as
to whether or not the salt deposits
in the Virgin river valley above
Boulder dam can effect the quail
ity of Colorado river water. the
board stated that we believe this
matter has been largely oyer-cm.
phaSized,"
The board asks that a compre-
hensive and exhaustive geological
study of the Boulder dam site be
made with the view OF securing
exact and detailed information on
the salt question in addition to
the studies already made by the
federal government.
"A pure gravity supply for this
district can be developed only at
exceedingly great initial cost and
after complex, interstate negotia-
ton and agreement the report
said
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
2 Russians, Chinese
Head East Railway

HARDIN, Manchuria, Dec. n. U9
Two Soviet Russians and one Chi
nese were today occupying their new
positions at the head OF the Chi
neSe Eastern railway. which viii re
sumo traffic early in January
TSai Yun-Shen was yesterday in
stalled as director general Of the
road. with Manager Rudi and AS,
SiStant Manager Denisov as his i'm
mediate Subordinates. Tsai was
Manchuria'S representative at the
peace conference at Harbarovsk.
With the reorganization OF the
railroad i'll accordance with the
terms of the Chino-RusS pro- ocol
normalcy is rapidly being restored
in Manchuria.
Simanovsky the new Soviet con-
Sul-general. arrived at Hardin.
Chinese troops were being with
drawn. and the consulates and trad
ing outpostS were rapidly being re-
populated.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
MRS. RHINELANDER TO PUSH
TWO LAWSUITS DESPITE THE
GRANTING OF KIP'S DIVORCE
ExWife's Attorney Says Nevada Decree Not
Binding in New York; Action Against
Father For Alienation Will Go Forward
Also Separation Suit

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. Dec. 81
UP)-" Every cloud has silver lin
ing. That's one of the things Leon
ard used to tell me and believed
the things he told me. believe the
silver lining in cur lives will begin
70 shine soon"
Thus did Alice Jones Rhinaiandar
receive the news that her much
oublicizad husband. Leonard Kip
Rhinelander has been granted a
divorce in Nevad9.
Mrs. 2hinalandar in her home
here. was no. greatly surprised by
the news
Her attorncv Glmuel F, Swim
burne, SAID Mrs Rhinelander viii
proceed with her two suits, one
against her husbands father. charR-
ing alienation OF affections, and the
other for separation from her hus-
band
ING in New York, Swinburre said
At the time of his marriage, Rhine
lander was - years Old member
If one of New York's oldest FAM
lies. His bride was %.
The marriage was followed by
years of court action on the part
If Rhinelander to obtain an annul-
nent. Two weeks after they were
married. he sued for annulment.
contending his wife had concealed
from him the fact that she had
negro blood in her veins.
At a sensational trial at White
Plains. N. Y. in December, 1925, a
Jury decided Mrs. Rhinelander had
not deceived him in the matter Of
her negro blood.
Rhinelander took the case TO the
state supreme court in an effort TO
overturn the verdict, but the jury 5
decision was upheld.
Kip Rhinelander is a free man
1t last. five years after his marriage
20 Alice Jones Rhinelander.
After sensational and fruitless at
temptS in New York state TO obtain
Continued on Page A.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28

NEW YORK, Dec. 81. U.P)-Ciro
Terranova, dapper Italian "arti-
choke king" of the Bronx, who for
personal reasons uses an armoret
limousine, stood accused today Of
contracting with a Chicago assassin
for the murder of frankie Yale ano
Frank Marlow, New York racketeer
chiefs.
The accusations were made yes
terday by Inspector Joseph H
Donovan, chief of the police crimi-
nal detection bureau, who added
that Terranova had done the unor-
thodoX thing of "welching" on his
agreement.
Soon after Donovan had finished
his testimony at the police depart
ment trial of Patrolman Arthur G.
johnson. Police Commissioner Grow
er A. Whalen left for Chicago, pre-
sumably to investigate certain an
giles of the murders, listed among
New Yorks unSolved crimes.
Donovan. who said he had receiv-
ed his information from the special
police secret service squad, Whalen
innovation, alleged that dinner,
presumably given in honor of Mag
istratc Albert Fl. Vitale. was moth
ing more than an occasion to rob
an unSuspecting Chicago gangster
of the murder contract.
Terranova, who is known as the
"artichoke king" because of his
dominance of the trade in this green
vegetable delicacy, was accused by
Donovan of Offering the Chicago
gunman $4,000 for killing Yale and
MARROW. A contract was drawn up
and Terranova, according to Dono-
van, paid a deposit of $4,000 Yale
was killed July l. 1928, and NARROW
| on June "a, of this year. Both mer
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
Auburn Prison
Break Suspect
Caught in L. A

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81. U.P)-A
man held here for two weeks on
auto theft charges was identified to-
DAY as Joseph Caprice, wanted in
New York state on murder counts
arising from the sensational break
at Auburn prison last July.
Caprice was one of four conVicts
who succeeded in gaining freedom,
in the riot which caused the deaths
of prisoners and guards. He will be
returned east Immediately, it was
said.
According to local police, it was
Caprico's determined efforts to gain
his release from the local Jail that
led to his identification.
When he was arrested on the au-
tomobile stealing count here he said
his name was Joseph Olivia.
Once in jail he began such de-
termined attempt to gain his free
dom on bail that he aroused the
suspicion of detectives.
After he sent kilograms to all
parts of The country asking foI
money, police notified the Sacra-
mento bureau of Identification.
Subsequently it was determined that
he was Caprice through the Wash
ington, D. C.? bureau of identifica-
ton.
At the time Caprice took part in
the Auburn break he was serving q
sentence for robbery following his
conviction in Rochester, N. Y.
Caprice was one OF four men who
succeeded in escaping during the
riot. George Small was captured III
Brooklyn, Steve Pawlak was return
ed to Auburn and was killed in the
second riot there and Arthur Barry
still is at large.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
He's Shot Down,
Then Gets His Man
From The Floor

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. %.
Up)--AlthOugh wounded by the
shot of a hOidup man, Patrol
man George X. Marshman fired
from the floor of a garage carly
today and killed one of the rob-
berS and captured III" other.
Marshman surprised the ban
dts as they were holding up the
garage, and was shot in the hip.
He drew his revolver and kill
ed Neil Storm, 25, with a single
shot. Leo Potts, %, member of
the naval reserve, surrendered
after an exchange of shots.
While the duel was in prog
resS, Fred L. Armstrong, garage
attendant, who had been locked
in telephone booth by. the
robbers, sent III an alarm.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
u. S. Heroes HOnOred
By RubiO, of Mexico

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. UP -
The best known as well as least
known of American heroes received
the homage of President Elect Pas
cual Artiz Rubio, Of Mexico today
as he visited Mount Vernon, home
OF George Washington, and the
tomb of the unknown soldier in Ar
lington cemetery
Military officials at Arlington and
the adjacent Fort Myer made ar
rangenents for all appropriate mill
tary honors for the noted visitor
Artia Rubio in turn expressed a de-
sire TO render tribu;e by wreath and
word at this country's shrine.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
CHRISTMAS RUSH SETS MAIL
RECORDS; $4,000 ONE DAY

men were kept busy facing and
canceline letters and cards all day,
This is the first time this post
office ever has run over 100000 cam
cellationS in a month. said Grill
fifth, who estimated the receipts for
stamp sales for 1929 at about S30.-
500.
We want 10 commend the pub
lie for the courteous and consider
ate treatment given us during the
Christmas rush." he said,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
Three Killed In
Oil Well Fire

TAFT, Calf, Dec. 27 UP)-Three
men were killed and four injured
today when Standard Oil COM
pany we'll near here burst into
flames.
The body of one man was recov-
cred but was not identified immedi-
ately. The other two bodies remain :
cd in the blazing derrick
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
Fifteen City Permits
Must Be Paid Now

There are fifteen city licenses vet
TO be paid for this quarter. which
will end Tuesday, according to City
Clerk Viola Burns.
Il have 367 new notices ready to
mail. and we want these fifteen
cleared up before the new ones be-
come due" she said. There are
only two days and a half, and were
going to resort to court action If
necessary"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
India in Demand
For independence

CALCUTTA, india Dec. 27. UP
The move to have the Indian ma
ional congress meeting at Lahore
declare complete independence OF
india from Great Britain gained
Roadway today.
The working committee OF the
congress passed, without change,
Mahaima GandhiS resolution defin-
ng Swaraj (the home rule move
ment) as complete independence
and advocating a boycott of the In
lian legislatures.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
He Couldn't Be a
Specialist Too;
Held For Trial

LOS ANGELES, Dee. y. tU.P)
Stanley Rose, Hollywood book
store proprietor. was held to an
swer to federal court when he
was arraigned today before
United States Commissioner
Head on a charge of having in
fringed on the copyright of
"The Specialist" written by
Charles "Chick" Sales,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
Gene Tunney Gets
Judgment in Suit

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Dec. 27.
U.R)-Gene Tunney today was given
judgment over Mrs. Kutherine King
Fogarty, who had sued him for
S500000 for alleged breach of prom
iSe.
Mrs Fogarty decided agaiNS.
pressing her suit but Tunney'S 5
counter action, demanding jude
ment, was granted by Judge Carl
Foster.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
DIVORCE SUIT FILED

Alfred L. Syphus filed suit yester-
day for divorce from Verda Syphus,
to whom he was married III ST.
Thomas in 1915. Cruelty is alleged.
Stevens. Henderson and holland are
his attorneys.
There are four children, Alfred
La Mar. y, Alice, TO- Betty s. and
Henrietta JOY, 5.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
U. p. A. c. Grid, Hoop
Games This Weekend

The U. P. A. c. football team will
play Kingman tomorrow at the U.
P. field it has been announced,
starting at ? p. m.
The clubs basketball squadron
will meet the Rock Springs, Wyom-
ing, team Monday evening in the
local high school gymnasium.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
'WhOopee' at Elks'
Dance This Evening

Lots of whoopee this evening" "
Thus does Art Harris. committee
head describe his conception OF
the Elks' dance to be staged at
the hall tonight, commencing at
8 o'clock
There will be refreshments, and
Jazz Morrison's orchestra will hold
forth, it has been announced.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28

A record of $4,000 letters in one
day was set for outgoing mail in
Las Vegas on last Monday, during
the Christmas rush. according to
Postmaster r. B. Griffiths.
The peak days for parcel pest
were December II and 81. each OF
which days saw l08 sacks of par
eel post packages so out.
On Monday last there were $4,000
Christmas cards mailed, and two
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
Sixteen to Play
In Golf Tourney

About sixteen plan to take part
in the Country clubs golf toTna-
ment to be held beginning al 9 a
m. Sunday. according TO DR., VIM. S
Park, president.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28

Generally when some kind friend
offers to give you the low down"
on the situation you find that it is
low down.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
Nevada Divorce Binding N Says Mrs. Rhnelander Lawye
THE WEATHER

LAS Enthusiastically; Max. 62, Min. %.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28
For Reliable News

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And Of the World at Large, Read The
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Nearly A Quarter of Century
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-28

NEW YORK Dec. % WP,-Copper quiet; ell
cetrcIytic spot and future, 16. Iron quiet; un-
changer Tin easy spot and nearby 2935 cents;
future 3937 cents. Lead steady. spot New York.
G25 cents Zinc. easy, =. St Louis. spot and fu-
ture, 545.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-17

ENGAGED! -
Our own Helen.
Wills at last has
capitulated to
Cupid. In an
n uncc m ent
made public in
San Francisco. it
is stated she will
ax,n become the
bride of Fred S.
M y. Jr..
wealthy young
broker. They
met on the Ri.
viera in 1926,
when she was
competing for
worlds tennis
crown.
International
Ncxxrc0
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04

Tuesday, Owakiya. Cluga: Wednes- day, basketball: Thursday. Wohelo. Sunshine. Busy Bee: Friday, H-so, Wise Y's. Basketball.
 Health Elucation Dept.
 Schedule for pool and gym: Mon- day and Friday. 6:00-9:0O senior swim classes: Tuesday and Thurs- day, 6:oO-s:O0 senior plunges: Tues day and Thursday. 7:30-s:o0 reduc- ing classes; Tuesday. ,4:S0-s:le junior plunges: Thursday. S:S0-b:sO tiny tots dancing classes. Saturday. s:O0-11:0O Ca. m.) junior swim classes.
 Pinnacle Club
 The Pinnacle club will meet tn the Y. w. c. A. club rooms this evening at 7:30. Miss Mary Iint' will have charge of the meeting. The social committee has planned all interesting program. There will be a talk on New Britain and its in' dustries. The girls will trace the history of New Britain from the first settlement to the present.
 The Pinnacle basketball team will play the Bridgeport Y. W. industrial basketball team in the local Y. M March II. A return game will be played at the Bridgeport Y. w. March P.
 The Pinnacle team will report TOT practice Wednesday and for coacn- ing Friday.