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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17
News Review Of
Current Events
Senate Begins Battle Over
London Naval Treaty
s3The Papers, Asked
By EDWARD w. PICKARD

By EDWARD w. PICKARD
CALLED in special session by
- President Hoover, the senate
last week began consideration of
the London naval treaty. Only
So members, nine more than quo
rum, answered the roll call the
first day. During the week some
more returned to the National Cap
ital, while several others departed
on various missions.
A message from the President
opened the proceedings. He urged
ratification of the treaty, which he
explained and defended as consid-
cradle length. Mr.. Hoover said
that on January / last the ratios
of the three naval powers in ships
actually built were: the United
States, 100; Great Britain, 113, and
Japan, SIS, while under the treaty
they will be: United States, 100;
Great Britain, 1924, and Japan,
63.6.
With regard to the criticism that
the American delegation accepted
an agreement providing three few
er eight-inch gun cruisers than our
navy general board had declared
the irreducible minimum, the Pres
ident said that this objection ire
wolves around less than 8 percent
of our whole fleet" And the ques-
ton as to this 8 percent of tom
mage, he added, is whether "30, 900
tons Of ships armed with eight-inch
guns are better than 5000 tons
armed with 6-inch guns" . ques-
ton upon which -FOUR high naval
authorities are divided
every solitary fact which af-
fects Judgment upon the treaty is
KNOWN" said the President in con-
clusion, "and the document itself
comprises the sole obligation of the
United States. If we fail now the
world will be again plunged back
ward from its progress toward
peace"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17
Ask for Cleanup

Rural patrons of the local post
office can aid the mail service a
great deal, according to the post
master and the rural carriers, if
they will get busy with an old
fashioned sythe and clean up
around their mail boxes. In some
cases the sweet clover and weeds
have gotten so thick around the
mail boxes that the carriers are
forced to play modified form of
hide and seek.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17
New Stamps Shown

The local post office is supply
ing its patrons this week with a
brand new two cent stamp, known
as the "Braddock Commemorative"
stamp, concentrating the one
hundred and seventy-fifth anniver-
sary of the battle at Braddock,
Penn. The stamp is the same size
as the regular two cent stamp, the
central design being a picture of a
statute of Col. George Washington
and the dates 1755 and 1880.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17
Lots of Chinks

"Chink" hunting should be good
in the Finley district this fall,
commented Deputy Game Warden
Nick Palmer this week, and fol-
lowed this up with the statement
that he had Just liberated 175 of
the Chinese pheasants in that dis
trict. Natural cover is plentiful in
the district and local hunters are
looking forward to the opening of
the hunting season with a great
deal of interest.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17

other countries that the treaty
would not be ratified by Them"
Finally a modified resolution
was adopted by a vote of So to A
requesting the President to sub
NIT to the senate all documents
bearing on the treaty, eff not in
compatible with the public inter-
est" to do so. 1t also asked the
President to make recommends
tions as to their use.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17

Dragging somewhat because of
hot weather and vacation activi-
ties, the campaign conducted by the
Business Girls club for the nomin-
alton of the Queen for the Ken
newick fair has been extended for
another week, or until July %. To-
date the names of only two nomi-
nees have been entered. They are
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17
Ayers Back

j. r. Ayers, making a flying
business trip to Kennewick, drop
ped in long enough to report that
both Mrs. Ayers and Mrs. Johnson,
injured some time ago In an auto
wreck, were recovering nicely but
would be at the hospital in Wal
lace for some time yet.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17
Queen Contest Extends Time

those of Bernadine Durdle, Kenne-
wick and May Turner, Finley. A
queen from each of the following
towns is to be chosen: Kennewick,
Hover, Richland and Finley. The
ballot box has been left at the
Courier Reporter office and the
nomination blank is reprinted be-
low.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17

The weather for the last fifteen
days has been favorable for cod
ling moth activity and Harry Linn
reports the following record Of
catch for the period July 1 to July
Is: %, 40, "a, "a, 119, 106, 121,
46, 20, los, 118, 210, 85, 851, 395.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17
Golf Tournament Postponed

OOu 1VuTuaWeut FOSCpOneu
Old Sol, with handicap Of. 100
in the shade, got such a start in
the Gascoigne Cup tournament
scheduled for last Sunday that To-
cal golfers refused to compete, so
the tournament committee called
the match off, and announced that
it would be played later in the
fall.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17
QTATISTICS prepared by the old

CTATISTICS prepared by the old
~ dry bureau under Doran show
that prohibition enforcement dur
ing its last fiscal year under the
Treasury department resulted in
the arrest of 68,186 persons and
the seizure of 24,373 stills. The
figures showed an increase OF ap-
proximately 1000 over the 1929
fiscal year and of approximately
1000 in the number of stills seized.
The figures include the number of
arrests and seizures for II months
of the year and estimated arrests
and seizures for June.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17
MO SOONER had the French

MO SOONER had the French
~ army left the Rhineland than
the so-called Fascists of Germany
broke loose with a series of out
rageous attacks on the former sep
aratists there and in the Palati-
nate and on all who were known to
have been friendly with troops Of
occupation. Men and. women were
assaulted and their homes wrecked,
despite the efforts of the police.
Of course the German government
could not be considered directly re-
sponsible for the disturbance, but
the French Ambassador to Berlin
discussed with Foreign Minister
Curtis measures to suppress the
revengeful fury of the German
radicals.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17
GOVERNMENT activities for the

GOVERNMENT activities for the
- relief of veterans Of all wars
are now co-ordinated. Under law
enacted by congress just before
itadjourned, the President issued
an executive order which provides
for the grouping of the veterans
bureau, which has been an indie
pendent agency handling only mat
ters connected with veterans Of
the World war, the pension bur-
eau, which has been under the In
terror department and has handled
pensions for veterans of the Civil,
Spanish and earlier wars, and the
national home for disabled volun-
teer soldiers which has been under
the War department., under . new
veterans administration.
The President designated Brig.
Gen. Frank T. Hines, for several
year director Of the veterans bu-
reau, as veterans administrator in
charge Of the new organization at
q salary Of $4,000. The three
agencies which are co-ordinated
with retain their separate identi-
ties within the veterans admins
tration for the veterans bureau.
Present officials of the pension bu-
heau and of the soldiers home will
retain their positions.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-17

lean MERMOZ, the French pilot
q who flew from Africa to Brazil
trip with two companions and a
recently, tried to make the return
with mail. He made excellent
progress until about half way
CONTINUED on Page ~
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will bemed mission
n Of Alaska the
Sheets
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02

semu duchovnemu otcovi, (velp.
Sprajcarovi, Vasim pomocnikom
a vsetkym darcom. Pan Bob "a
plat!
Cas- vel mi kratky. - Ak ste sa
rozhodli ist' Ma Slovensko S jubi-
lejnou vypravou svatovojtesskou,
tax nam to oznamte este dnes.
Nasa LODI "Leviathan' odchadza
"a. maja Z New Yorku. Piste nam
este dnes pre- informacie. Anne
ricki obcania pre- pas potrebuj1
diva obrazky; eesko-slovenskl OBJ
cania potrebuj1 az pat takych
malych obrazkov. Date 81 tieto
obrazky vyhotovit' este dnes, ale
bo zajtra. Gas vel mi kratky. Ne,
odkladajte Wac. Kto neskoro cho.
di, sam sebe skodi. Prihlaste sd
preto este dnes. Plste nam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
BULLETIN SVATO-
VOJTESSKY.
Podava Rev. Stefan Kocis, hi. jed
GLIB North Lakeview Ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio.

Vrele vd 'aky. - Ak sa jubilej-
na vyprava svatovojtesska vyda-
ri, bude to predovsetkym zaslu-
hou nasich horlivych knazov, ma
sich miestnych jednatePov ma
sich roduvernych casopisov. Tym-
to vsetkym V meme Spolku Sv.
Vojtecha vyslovujeme nase vrele
vd'aky Pan Bob zaplat'! Svojou
pomocou napomohli 81 achetny
ciel, nechze je i'm "a to cest' u
znanie v povd' 'acnom narode.
Dejiny Spolku. - V tomto ju-
bilejnom svojom rolSu Spolok Sv.
Vojtecha vydava Dejiny Spolku.
Vsetci ich dychtive ocakavame.
Chceme cinnost' nasho jubilanta
lepsie poznat' a jeho minulosti
cerpat' odusevnenie ku pracam V
bud1cnosti. Ale musime byt' tro-
chu trpezlivi. z vaznych financ-
nych dovodov Spravny Vybor
Spolku rozhodol, ze "Dejiny Spoil
ku Sv. Vojtecha'' rozposlane bu-
dn az na jasen. Pravdepodobne
stcasne S podielami.
Prosba. - Spolok Sv. Vojtecha
obracia sa na vsetkych svojich
priaznivcov, ktorl s1 mu niece
podlzni a uctive ich prosl Ia
skave vyrovnanie podlznosti. Pc
maze mono poslat' bud rovnt
do Trnavy, alebo na hlavne jed
mattel 'stSo. Ceky a "Money Or
dere'' treba vystavit' ma memo
Rev. Stefan Kocis.
Ironwood, Mich. S tymt
menom ttretavame sa caste. Je t
mesto, ktorom byvajn pOvedc
mi Slovaci, obetavi katolici. Mas
bratia. Vsetko podporia, ked' ]
to ''za vieru a narod.' Podpori
SLOW. Ligu, podporili S. S. X
podporili Maticu Skolsku, a na,
novsie podporili i nasho jubilant
Spolok Sv. Vojtecha. Mas horliv
pracovnik, brat Juraj Quit pc
slal nam v clenovskych popla
koch a milodaroch $165.O0. Vd;
ky Yam, mily bratu, vd'aky v
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
SLOVENSKA KATOLICKA A.
MERIKA SPOLKU SV.
VOJTECHA
z prilezitosti jeho 60-rocneho ju-
bilea (1870-193O)
Obetujme ma Jubilejny Fond
spolku Sv. Vojtecha.
VEL'KY JUBILEJNY FOND.
VEL'KY JUBILEJNY FOND.
Pamata.jte.

Ma koho: Ma co? Pamatajte na
Spolok Sv. Vojtecha, Ma ojedine-
" kulturno-nabozensky ustav Slo-
vakov, ktory sa stara narodno-
dusevne potreby Slovakov nielen
ma Slovensku, ale al nase tn V
Amerike a nasich bratov po ce-
lom sirom svete roztratcn[ch. '
tomto jubilejnom .svoJom roku
Spolok Sv. Vojtecha sbiera milo
Diary ma vel'ky "Jubilejny Fond ,
pomocou ktoreho chce pre- mas ma
rod budovat' lepsiu bud1cnost'
Kto miluje svoj narod, iste pod.
pori tento "Jubilejny Fond
Spolku Sv. Vojtecha. Nasledovn
uz to urobili a poslali svoje milo
dairy:
Jozef Knapp, Hairy Hill, Alta, Can
$l.0O. - Jozcf Harcar, Reading, Pa
$500. - Anton Barnas, Boonton, \. :,
S1.OO. - Louis Dpldra, Pana, III. Sl.oo
Jozef Strapak, Hamilton, O. $500. -
Pc :rl.10: Stefan GaidoS, Michal Hor
naGek, Jan Macko. Jozcf Kluka 20e
Spolu $3.50.
Ironwood, Mich. - Po $500 Spolo
Sv. Jozefa, Cis. 33. lKSJ. Rev. P'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02

ter sprajcar: po $500: Gregor staho;
DO $1.OO: Jan Hrebenar, Jan Cvengros,
julius judi, Jan Bendzala, Juliana
Beller, Jozef Kerkes, Andrej Baca, St.
Cvengros, Stefan Letanovsky, Jan -Si-
mo. Ludvik Kurta, Peter Laclaw, Ste-
fan Rakai, Andrej Vikartovsky, Juraj
Cutt, 20 81 80: Terezia Guzovic; po
soc: Juraj Mrofcak, Leopold Lesko,
Jan Kolesar, Jan Toh, Magdalena Ka-
Cir, Jan Kozak, Jan Rokser, Michal
Kniska, Stefan Cvengros ml., Jozef
samsely, Jan valo, Jan Pavlinsky,
Michal Gajan, Juraj Pisca, Jozef And
rasi, Jan Maeisak, Matej Kapitan, Pc
ter Proxies, Anton Kapec, Stefan Ka-
pee, Michal Miskovic Jan Kaamar-
elk: po csc: Jurai Stahovec, Andrei
Jass Po $1.OO: Stefan Zivcic, Jam Sta
no a Tomas Jurik, spolu $4,000.
Spolu teraisi vNkaz $3.50. Prena-
Ska minuleoh vNkazu $4S3.25. Spolu
$539.75.
Nasledujme krasne pr1klady
stedrosti. To najistejsie povzntsie
mas slovensky narod a zaisti mul
lepsiu budi1cnost'. Dajme kazdy
kol'ko len mono, len dajme Ste
Dire.
| Vrele vd 'aky a srdecne Pan
Bob zaplat'?' vsetkym darcom. A
ked' v meme naSho zasl1zileho ju.
bilanta srdecne d'akujem vset
kym darcom, ictive prosim {
d aisle milodary ma JubilejnJ
Fond Spolku Sv. Vojtecha.
| Dano v Youngstown, o., dn;
25. aprila 1880.
Rev. Stefan Kocis, hi. jednatel'
613 North Lakeview Ave.,
Youngstown, @
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
TAJNOSTI BOSORSTVA
alebo
Kniha Prirody a Svetovych
Tainosti

Nasledujtce je ciastocny obsah:
Nervove nemoce Proti zapaeninam
ma Gloveku a zveri - Pre- zacltanie -
Abv krava davala mlieka - Protl
pl 'ucnvm chorobam, suchotinam, zltA-
exc - Vykynozenie mysi - Zena ked'
doid2 na zivotnu premenu - krasna
tvlr II zicn - Clovek ked' nema sto-
Lieu - Clovek ably odvyknul cd pitia
n:tpoiov Milenka ably sa tt neodcu-
dzila - Proti svrabu - Statok ked
sa zduva - Pre- vel Ky kased - Ked'
krava ztratila mlieko - Masticky pre-
vsaijnke rany - Muzskn siiu znovu
nahradit' - Otistpnic krvi Zcliny
pre- ncpravidelnI cas- Il zcny - kdzlo
pre- tak6ho, ktorN sa zal'1bi nezakoni-
te Kcd' statku bolo urieknuto -
Lick pre- dcti proti osiIpkam - Dobrv
fl 'aister ma zalldol - a vysc 500 l.
ntch zaujimavIch veci pomocok jak
hcccbntM tax al prlrodnlch. Napisa-
nj tisto po slovpnskv. Cena tepto noo-
bycajmc.i knihy Icn $3.50.
Cennik inIch knih al lietivNch 10
lin posIeme zdarma ma poziadanie. OBJ
irnavky al listy posrdajte ma: Mi
chael Iofcak, Box 532 City Hall p. O.
Nov; York, N. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
SLOVENSKA BASEBALL
LIGA.
(DOkonGenie s |. strany.)
Strutherscania potrebuju pomoc

Strutherscania potrebuju pomoc.
Strutherska cata, utratiac Re-
paskeho Hillcrestcanom, potrebu-
je picera. Spravca Mickler sa u
siluje sostavit' silnil Gatu, ktOra
by bola vstave dObyt' campion-
stvo. " zaplsal Bernarda, Ming
hettiho, Jondu, Basistu, Rodgersa
a Andy Repask6ho Z lanskej caty.
Novymi hracmi cate su Hughes
a Coates. Strutherski Slovaci s1
vzdy ochotnl podporovat' svoiu
catu a pomahajii Micklerovi ako
len mozu. "A Struthersky Sloven,
sky Klub napomaha catu Z cele,
silly.
Lansingvilleania potrebuju
chytaca.
Spravca Juraj MotoskO, lepsi'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
"a GAzDnTt

Prijmem miesto "a gazdinu alebo
vypomahat' v domacej praci. Kto
by potreboval gazdinu alebo po-
moe do domacnosti, mech pise ia
adresu "Gazdina' c/o 70. SLOW.
Noviny, 800 w. Federal st. (19
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02

Novy, 7-Hbovy, moderny, SO
vsetkvmi potrebami,> len sa ma
st ahovat don. V {. 1877 Gladstone
st. Haste sa cenu pod {. 1G9
Courtland Ave-, Campbell, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02

znamy pod menom Massey" po-
trebuje vel'mi jednoho zk1seneho
chytaca lobby, ktor1 bud1 STRIFE
l'at' "Bushel" Olenick a Gregor
Strichek. Lansingvillska cata lam
skej sezony bola jednou maine
bezpecne5sich lige. Schuster,
Motosko, Novak, Foxe, Olenick,
Strichek a Gegus bud1 zaiste v
cate a viaceri now, ktorych Mas
sey nechce este vyzradit'. Joe
Rock NAL sa vratit' 20 svojho od-
pocinku a hrat' znovu, ale nest'a-
site no nasledujc. Doznal som sa,
re Rock bol t'azko raneny pra-
ci pri zeleznici. Ma viacere prsty
rozmliazdene, ma ktorych mono
bude treba amputovat' pc jednom
clanku. Lansingvillcania budu
mat iste dobru Catu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
Haseltoncania ako buduci cam
pioni.

daSelUOnCduld dkO DuQucl CAM
pioni.
Ma HaseltoncanOv pozera sd "a
ko ma buducich campionov, lebo
maj1 "a spravcu Mateja Wansu-
chovho syna, ktoremu bude poma-
hat otec. Matt vyhral campion-
stvo pre- Hillcrestcanov a je roz-
hodnuty vyhrat' no teraz pre- Ha-
seltoncanov. Zaplsal uz Juraja
"Lefty" Byak, jedneho najlep,
sich zabitn1kov lobby v lige. Po.
tom siel do Warren, kde dostal
Desantisa, Swipasa, Havanasa {
Silera. Nato zaplsal Siraka oC
Hillcrestcanov dodal Kacengu
Vanasaka BarilIareho. Barillar'
| je cd Mad 'arov chyta. Me spo
kojny tymto autfitom, zasie
znovu do Warren priviedo
Jack Cunninghama. Vsetci tit
hraci povazovan1 sil "a vyber5
nych v ige. Ako tedy moze HI
selton prehrat'?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
Behan spravcom SteeltonGanov.


Jan Behan, spravca Steeltonca-
nov, nehovorl mnOho. Chodi IL
smevom na tvari, co je iste zna-
menie, re ma Gobru catu. Steelton
nikdy este nemal zl1 catu. Pred
dvoma rokmi, ked' boil Double
AA lige, mali campionstvo DOLBY
te, ale no ztratili preto, ze "a jed
neho hraca Sd podplsal otec a tax
Steeltoncania, ktori pravom Wy
hrali campionstvo, museli sd
vzdat' prospech inych ciat vSet
kych hier, v ktorych ten mlady
hrac hral. Jurai Hura, Fat" Vi
dis, Pavel Dolak, Behan, Regan
mnohi I'M hraci 70 Steeltonu bu-
du hrat' S catou. Steeltoncania
uz boil V Slov. Lige rokoch 1921
a 1922. Pozorujte Steeltoncanov.
Horvati su SLIM.
Horvati majn Pollocka, Tormu,
Vicka a Bernardo Z farrellskeJ
caty mnohych hracov Z lanskej j
caty, takzc majd mocnu catu.
Jan Rushen, ktory Dol zvoleny
"a spravcu zaciatkom roka, zad "a
koval na jeho miesto zvoleny
boil Bukovich, ktory hral na tre.
tel baze vo farrellskej cate vlani
Magyars a St. Stephens.
Magyars st. Stephens su ca
ty podporovane mad 'arskymi klu
bami fch sila ME je znama
II Campbellski Mad'ari sa verne dr.
II zia ligy. Predseda Julius Fabian
II povedal, re MEDIA, ked' jeho cats
prehra kazdu hru, len mech s1 je
no hraci Mad 'ari. Planuje vycvi
cit svojich l'udi, ably par ro
kov NAL vybornd catu. Avsak ne
mono posudzovat' catu, kym jr
clovek nevidl v hre. Myslym, Z,
Mad 'ari bud1 mat takd dobrt
catu, ako tt ostatni. Oris, Darvis
Stewey, Cheeky Kondert s1 :;
lanskorocnej caty, ktora nebols
II tax zla.
\ O st. Stephens cate malo po
cut. Vlani hrala najviac v B trie
l de. Spravca Barko hovori, ze jeht
cata da silny odpor kazdej. Ot
bud6cej nedele do II. maja budi
zapisani este mnohi hraci a da
ktori vytvoreni. Po II. mali ziad
IA cata nebude moct' pribrat' no
vych hracov, a to vol'aco znaci.
slovaci, pozor!
Ked' pojdete ma nedel'u poze
rat, ako vase caty hraj1, pod
porte ich, ked' budete ziadani
to. Wy mono neznate, ze lobby
rukavice, ciapky, puncochy, oblt
ky a kyjanice stoja moe pehazis
to- znaeiT mnoho pre- jednu eat'
ked ma peniaze. Ale ak kolekci
bude chudobna, takou bude i {;
ta. Preto IA nedel'u bud'te St
dri, vhod'te dNadsat pat cento
ako ma zaciatok do klobllka
povzbudzujte volanim syoju cat1
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25

Troop 2.
 Personal health-Richard Stone, Troop 33, Plainville; Laurent Four nier. Troop 20; J. Leone, Troop 23 w. Wysockie, Troop [; I. Crowley, Troop 19; Irving Lundin, Troop 4; J. Gjerpen, Troop IT; R. Johnson, Troop IT; D. Griffiths, Troop 1, Plainville.
 Pioneering Kenneth Tibbals, Troop II.
 Public health Baker Brown, Troop 20; George Law, Troop 8.
 Printing-K. Olson, Troop 20; J. Boldoski, Troop '; J. Valentine, Troop 19; Francis St. Lawrence, Troop 21.
 Pathfinding-Harold Miller, Troop 8; Assistant Scoutmaster George Burling, Troop 8; J. Nixon Howard, Troop 4.
 Reading-William Davis, Troop 4.
 Reptile study V Robert Taylor, Troop g.
 Swimming Gjerpen, Troop IT; J. Spring, Troop 21.
 Scholarship - W. Nick. Scott, Troop S.
 Textiles-scoutmaster Fred Peters, Troop 14.
 Troop 8; Richard Hube, Troop 1.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
French Believe Hope Exists In Franco-ltalian Naval Plans

Woodcarving - Henry Nadolny.
 Music-Sherwood H. Raymond, Jr., Troop ?.
 Leathercraft-S. H. Raymond, Jr., Troop ?.
 Advancements in Rank
 The following boys were advanced to first class rank: W. Crowell, Troop 2; F. Rabinow, Troop 10; E. Rotstein, Troop 10; R. Guiberson, Troop 2; A. Paluch, Troop 21; T. Clark, Troop 33. Plainville; F. Sangarro, Troop 13.
 Second class rank was approved for the following: A. St. Lawrence, Troop 21; George DeMore, Troop IS, East Berlin; Cortland Read, Troop 13 East Berlin; G. Freiburg, Troop 13, East Berlin; w. Kloiber, Troop 21; w. Johnson, Troop Il; L. Swan son, Troop 20.
 Chairman Taylor was assisted by the following members Of the court: Theodore Swanson, Fred Peters, Theodore Annunziata, M. C. Heisler, MT. Crane, MT. McCutcheon. Paul V. Guiberson. Commission Charles E. Morgan, and Scout Executive Oscar A. Erickson.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
NEW BRIDGE DEDICATED

Providence, R. l., Sept. 25 R - The new Washington bridge across the Seekonk riv2r from Providence to East Providence, constructed during the pas two years at a cost of more than s3,OO0,000, was open ed today shortly before noon by Governor Norman s. Case, who re- ceived the bridge from the Merritt Chapman &; Scott Go. of New Lon- don, Conn. the contractors, and of ficially dedicated it before a throng of more than 10000 persons. The new span, of the draw type. has a 43 foot clearance at mean hiNh wa ter, comprises IS pieces, and has four lanes for auto traffic and two for street cars.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
Companionate Fails
 Former Mayor Says

Evanston, H., Sept. 25- P- An agreement which called for a companionate marriage without companionship is described by Harry P. Pearsons, former mayor of Evanston, in an answer he has filed to his wife's bill for sep arate maintenance.
 Pearsons declared that before their marriage Mrs. PearSonS agreed that she would not ask him to support her and that they would live separately. The mar riage. he averred, was planned to aid him in his business and she and her three children were in- stalled in one of his properties with the agreement that she was to sell it and other properties.
 All the plans went amiss, how ever, according to Pearsons, who alleged: First, that Mrs. Pearsons has refused to show his property tor prospective buyers; second. that she violated the agreement never to become a part of his household when she came to his home, demanded admittance and broke the glass in the front door with her slipper.
 Pearsons denied charges of in fidelity made by his wife.