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New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
ST. JAMES PALACE
 OFFICIAL BUILDING
Act Of Turning Halls Over to
 Farley Far Reaching

London, Jau. 2I P- King George and queen Mary live at BucNin@- ham palace nearby but St. James palacy, headquarters Of lhe five pO"cr armam"nts conference. still IS th" "court of St. James," and officially the tltular authority and symbol of the royal power in Great Britain"
 The death and accession Of the British monarch is proclaimed to the people from a balcony over FriarY court, as was tine signing Of the almi>tice of the World War.
 Dohutantcs and doNagcrs attend royal courts at iuckinham palace. but the kind Eolds his layecs at St. James,. There foreign ambassadors present their credentials to tho Erit- i>h sovereign gS h" stands before the throne char under an elabolptc canopy.
 Tin" throne room is one or inc great range of apartments along the south front of the palace set aside for lis" of the arms barley dol gates and in the cstimajior of tl: British people no greater act Of good will toward disarmament nc@ou1tion8 ronId nave been made by King George than his rcHdy consent in turning over SD. James for confer cncc usc and his desire formally tc oron the first rlcnary session to be HoId in a large hall Of the houses of pariiah,nl
 American. French, J"pancsc and Italian delegates and secretaries sill be IsiuS as q workshop royal precincts which few British supi, ,tta 'Ncr have had the privilege of view in~s
 St. James has been inc official ceremonial count of the British mon archs since 1G97 when fire destroyed Whitehall palace.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
Palm Beach Gowns Vary
 From Simple to WOrldI,

Falm B1ach. JaW. 9I. LPl-Tho simple girlish frock and the subtla sophisticated gown are running neck and neck in the Palm Beach eye- ming parade.
 The simple type is usually Of some pastel shade or white, with that sweet girl graduate appear ancc suggestive of the naive 90's.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21

Bahama Islands fell to their death in the craft in Lake Worth here Sunday.
 Two others were injured seriously. The dead:
 William Lindlcy, pilot, DaItona Beach.
 Edwin Omps, 25, mechanic, Day tona Beach.
 W. Lipsky, mechanic, DaIrona Beach.
 The injured:
 Ed. $ Butler, Miami,
 Fiber Stossell West Palm Beach. The plane, equipped with pon- toons, was trying to land on the
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
Police Take Up Quarters
 In Large Hollow Oak Tree

Wahrenholz Germany. Jan. 2i. H' Shortage of housing and office ac- commodations has forced the local police of this Hanoverian village to establish their headquarters in hollow oak tree.
 This huge old tree is protected by the German law for the preserve tion of natural beauties. On the door leading into the cavity is nailed the s'gn Local police office"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21

FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
Comparatiyc Paving Data

SOtitbdEdNINc HE Dut"
 A communication from the coun cil asking a report on the compara- tive wearing qualities Of the amiesite and asphalt pavements on West Main street was tabled as was the propo- sition to extend Myrtle street to Cor bin avenue. City Engineer Merriam was in doubt as to what was meant regarding this matter.
 A communication from the coun- cil regarding what could be done on the matter of making Washington place, extending from Main to Wash ington street, passable, requesting data as to the agreement with the railroad, etc, was also tabled. City Engineer Merian stated that the city had a right of way in this alley which is on railroad property. He thought that paving the alley would solve the problem.
 A communication suggesting that the board of public works sit with the park board and city planning board to consider where trees should be planted on the streets was also tabled.
 No action was taken on the peti- ton of the Connecticut Light &; Pow CT Co. for pole locations on Wight man road and Laurel street.
 Last of all before taking up the consideration of the budget a con- munication was read from the may or requesting the cooperation of the board in keeping the budget as low AS possible.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21

The city's street lighting bill amounts to sJ,50G every month. In the budget for the coming year the board asks for $10.000 ina&much as there are more lights this year than last and last years bill amounted to $67,500.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
THREE KILLED IN
 FLORIDA AIR CRASH
Plane Falls at Lake Worth Near
 Palm Beach, Hurt

Palm Beach, Fla, Jan. q P)- Three men on their way in an air plane to Daytona Beach from the
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21

lake when it fell from q height of 800 feet
 The machine was owned by the Florida Air"ays company at Day tona Beach. Lindloy was vice pres id"nt and chief pilot of the con- corn. Omps and Limpshu were com pany mechanics
 Lindl9y had been a pilot for 1 ,. years. He served as an instructor during the World war and later be- came mail pilot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
NIGHT GAMES
INAUCURATED
Little Rock Beats Barons
9-S in Ten Innings
Monday Evening

ATLANTA. Ga. July 22.-Pl-
baseball had been inaugurated into
the Southern Association today.
Under arc lights at Kavnaugh
field. Little Rock. Ark. last night
the Travellers engaged the Birming-
ham Barons in one Of the only two
games scheduled in the league yes
terday.
The TravelS-s delighted a home
town throng by defeating the Bar
ons 8 to 8 in ten innings.
The stands were packed and even
trees surrounding the park glowed
with shining faces Of members Of
the knot-hole brigade.
The Barons got IS hits and erred
twice. the Travellers IS hits and one
error.
In the other game OF the day,
New Orleans on their home lot de-
feated Nashville 4 to 2. Sanders,
Vol hurler allowed only five hits
and Barnhart yielded but six.
The Vols played errorless ball
while the Pelicans bungled once,
but punched hits gave New Orleans
the win. Sanders gave up eight bases
On balls. while his opponent grant,
ed only four and all the Vols safe
ties were limited 70 singles, -Four
double plays added excitement 10
the game
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
DEL BOOSTS CUBS WITHIN
CAME AND HALF OF SPUDS

triumph, coming with the Spud-
ders idle, showed the Cubs within
a game and a half Of the leaders
and left them in undisputed pos
session Of second place.
More than 5000 fans, the largest
crowd ever TO SEGA game at Katy
Park, rent the night air last even
ing as Pratt. inserting himself as
a pinch hitter IN the ninth,
pounded one over the wall with
a runner ahead of him to tie the
ssore at Tall and pave the way for
a Waco victory. On the previous
day he had defeated the Bisons
with a perfectly executed squeeze
play In the eighth.
George Bischoff. veteran backstop,
shared honors with his pilot last
night. Coming up In the fifth with
the bases loaded and the visitors
leading, 4 TO !, he put one Of lefty
Reinhardt's offerings overheard 10
send the Cubs into the lead.
The Fort Worth Cats dropped
back when Shreveport stopped
them in their final, 5 to 3. Under
hill and Moulton limited the felines
to six hits. while Hen Hardaway,
who went the route for the Panth-
ers, gave UP eight and lacked con-
troll. As In practically every game
played az Shreveport under the
arcs so far. errors were frequent.
The Sports making four boobies
and the Cats a pair.
All the northern clubs were deep
in southern territory today on their
final invasion Of the year. The
Dallas Steers were to help the
Houston Bluffs dedicate their new
lighting system tonight. Shreveport
was at Waco. Fort Worth at E-..u-
mont and Wichita Falls at San
Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
TITLE DOES
NOT CHANGE
Tony Repeats Victory That
Gave Him Lightweight
Crown

PHILADELPHIA, July 22-LPl-
Tony Canzoneri. rugged New York
er, finds Benny Bass as easy TO
conquer as a junior lightweight as
he did as a featherweight.
Three years ago Canzoneri won
the featherweight crown from Bass
and last night he gave the Phila-
delphian. who Is recognized In many
states as Junior lightweight cham
pion, one of the worst beatings of
his career in a l0-round bout at the
Phillies ball park. Although the
match had been arranged as a non
title bout, ii was reported that
Canzoneri would claim the cham
pionship. When they weighed in at
2 p. m, yesterday Bass weighed
Us IA, while CanZoneri scaled only
129 ga. a quarter Of a pound below
the junior lightweight limit.
Due TO the wording Of the con-
tract, which stipulated that the
New Yorker must weigh more than
80. Frank Wiener, chairman OF the
state athletic commission, ordered
Tony 10 60 out and eat When he
returned he weighed l3i ga. Re-
ports said that Canzoneri would
claim the title because he was I'M
der the junior lightweight limit at
the official weighing-in time.
Bass won only three rounds, and
these by narrow margins. CAMEO
neri took five and two were even.
Benny encountered an aggressive
foeman who failed him at every
turn. Early in the bout Tony OPP
ened a cut over Bass right eye and
he made this a target for his left
thereafter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
ROBINS SPLIT
DOUBLE BILL
Several Home Runs Hit In
Pinches; Bottomley
Makes One
BY ORLO ROBERTSON
Associated Press Sports Writer

Manager Joe Mccarthy. the minor
Lacquer who made good in the big
time" without previous major league
experience. today had the Chicago
Cubs again out In front, setting
the pace in the hectic National
League pennant scramble.
The Cubs moved into the ruling
seat yesterday by banking The
Giants 6 70 0 while the Robins
were breaking even with the St.
Louis Cardinals, Brooklyn taking
the first encounter 9 70 8 and The
Cards the closing contest IL to 10.
The Cubs victory and the Robins
even break sent the champions 20
the front By one-half game. Here
IS how the standing looks today.
Chicago won 50. lost 81 for .564;
Brooklyn won so, lost 36 for .5s1.
Hack Wilson, the National
Leagues home run king. played
an important role in the Cubs vic
tory. He pounded out his twenty
eighth and twenty-ninth homer,
which coupled with Eddie Farrells
hit Of the same nature accounted
for five runs. The other was q gift
from Roy Parmalee, who relieved
Tiny Chaplin in the seventh.
Many Homers
Pinch home runs we're almost as
common as Babe hits in the
Robins Cardinals fracas. Bottomley
and Puccinelli were called In from
game and they made good with
home runs, which coupled with
homers by Frisch and Mancusc
totaled St. Louis eight runs in the
opener. They all went for nought
however, when Manager Robinson
sent Harvel Hendrick in 70 bat FOR
Finn in the ninth with two mer
on base, two out and the Robin:
trailing by two runs. Harve sent
the ball sailing over the fence
three runs crossed the plate and
the game was yer. The second
contest was all Cardinals, however
as they pounded old Adolfo Luqu,
frC-n the mound and then fell OF
Elliott, Dudley and Clark Just =
ferociously. Frisch connected viii
his second home run of the da,
and Lee hit one FOR Brooklyn as
pinch hitter IN the first inning.
Lester Sweetland had one Of hi
good days as the Phillies trimrnet
the Pirates z TO 2. Home runs b.
Southern and Whitney features
the attack that conferred in tn
first and fifth rounds.
Leaders Fall
The leaders In the American
League found the going tough, tn
Athletics losing 70 the Tigers 7 .
8 and the Senators dropping thei
second successive game to tn
Browns 6 to 4.
George Earnshaw was the victim
OF the Tigers eleven hit attach
which included seven extra has
hits. The champions managed :
stay in the running until th
ninth. when Charlie Gehringe,
who had tripled and stole in Tn
fifth. led off q rally with q double
Although held to five r b
Handley. Brown and Liska, tn
Browns took advantage TO min
bases on balls to defeat the Senat
ors. Stewart. who went the rout
for the winners. scattered Wash
ington's ten hits.
Babe Ruth poled out his thirty
fifth home run and Lou Gehrig hi
twenty-eighth as Ed Wells wo,
his eighth game when the Yankee
defeated the Indians 7 to 8. Harr
Rice also hit the ball over tn
fence for the Yankees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
Camera Ordered to Leave u. 6;
Must Serve i'm Italian Army

OMAHA, Neb, July 22.-R9-An
Italian army uniform and oblivion
that is the future for Primo Car
nera. giant Venetian heavyweight.
according to Frank PaccasSi, bust
ness manager Of the Camera troupe.
Pacassi gave expression to his
views last night aSter reading a tel
egram from Byron II. Uhl, assist
ant commissioner Of immigration.
stating that an extension OF the
stay in the United States has been
denied the big boy and Leo See. his
French manager.
Primo has a year Of service in
Italy PaccaSsi related. That will
spell finish to his career. When he
leaves the army he won't be worth
a darn"
Paccassi disclosed that Cameras
managers had obtained from Pre-
mier Mussolini. himself, an extern
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22

sion by which the time for Primo's
eduction into the Duce's forces was
advanced six months. That extern
sion is now near expiration and
the day on which the gladiator
must turn from pngilistic to military
science is fast approaching.
And" lamented Paccassi, I'VE
we're going to get him matched with
Jack Dempsey and Young Strib-
ling"
Paccassi received word yesterday
that Camera and See must vacate
America. It "a in a telegram adj
dressed to See. and informed him
that the state department had re-
fused extension Of stay to him and
his charge and that they must pre-
pare to leave the country. Paccassi
said that he had communicated the
orders TO See at Steubenville. Ohio.
where Camera appeared in an ex-
hibition fight last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
BILL SET
FOR CLASSICS
Tilden Injured But Likely
To Play French In
Davis Matches

AUTEUIL. France, July 22.-tP)-
Indications today were that Big
Bill Tilden would be in perfect
condition when the United States
Davis Cup team takes the courts
in Roland Garros stadium for the
challenge round matches with
France on Friday.
Big Bill turned an ankle in prac-
tice with Karel Kozeluh, Czechos-
lovakian professional, yesterday, a
few hours after it was definitely an
nounced he would be a member OF
the American team. For a time II
was feared the injury would be Sc
rious enough to handicap the Phila-
delphian and perhaps to keep him
out or challenge round play alto
gether, but physicians later declared
he would be fit for the first days
play on Friday.
Those who had hoped to see some
new blood in the contesting teams
this year are doomed to disappoint-
ment, for the hrunt of the struggle
once more will fall on those who
have borne 1t for three years.
Barring last minute changes. Til
den and George Lott play the sin
giles for the United States and Will
mer Allison and John Van Ryr
the doubles. Allison and Van Ryr
have held the British doubles titl'
for two years and amazed expert
by beating Henri Cochet and Jeal
Borotra. crack French pair. in tn
challenge round a year ago.
France will pin its faith on Coche
and Borotra in the singles agair
but may use Christian Boussus an
Jacques Brugnon in doubles. tn
French lineup depends IN n measur
upon how the defenders fare in tn
| opening singles matches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
':Canzoneri Beats Champ Bass in Handy Style
ElGHTS LAST


PHlLADELPHIA-T0ny Canon
eri, New York. o%utpointed Benny
Bass. Philadelphia, uO. Ray NIL
Ter. Chicago. knocked out Frankie
Hayes. Philadelphia. %.
NEW YORK-Ted Sandwinas
Sioux City. Ia. and al Waller, New
York. drew. 10). Freddy Huber.
North Bergen. NJ. j., outpointed
Eddie ~urdock, Tulsa, Okla, dO.
PEORIA. ul.-Eddie Shea. Chi
cago. outpointed Paul Swiderski,
Syracuse. N. ~. G0.
LOS ANGELES-Billy Townsend.
Vancouver. knocked out joey Med
III, Chicago, ul.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
BY GAYLE TALBOT, JR.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

Apparently Messing q golden op-
portunity TO overhaul the Spudders
and capture the second half flag as
a result Of his teams phenomenal
success under the flood lights,
Papa" Del Pratt has come out Of
his semi-retirement and lent his
big bat to the Waco Cubs assault
on opposing moundsmen.
For two straight days the veteran
second baseman, who has been
trying 70 give Waco a pennant for
six seasons, has delivered at the
crucial moment to defeat the Hous-
ton Bluffs. Last nights 8 70 7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
PENNEY BOYS WIN

fDptNLHI Y 4Lt HL4T
SAN BENITO. July 22-The San
Benito Penney bowlers went into
a tie with the San Benito Motor
company for the league lead here
Monday night when they trounced
the Theater toSsers pv an average
OF 1863 TO ISL.
IN one game. Penney's averaged
.207 as a team.
The San Benito Motor company
and the San Benito bank teams viii
meet tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
Seeks 5th Win

CHICAGO, July 22.-P-Nisse
Ramm. Swedish heavyweight, will
seek his fifth straight victory since
coming to the United States. when
he meets Willis Hoffman OF Grand
Rapids. Mich, in q hereunder at
the Congress Arcade arena tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
Cubs Beat Giants 90 to Regain Loop Lead
Box Makers Play
Harlingen Sunday

SAN BENTTO, July q - Next
Sunday the San Benito Box and
Crate nine will play the Harlingen
Red Ants here. IL has been an
nounced. Martinez, submarine twir-
Ter. will likely adorn the hillock for
the locals while Lupe Rodriguez.
ex-Texas Lacquer. will likely twirl
for the visitors.
Last Sunday, the Craters took a
hot 1919 tussle from the Brownsville
Cubs, a junior nine. here in III in
nings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
CIV The Associated Press.l
Including Games of July 2i)
~

(Including Games of July 2D
National League
Batting-ODoul. Phillies. .406.
Runs-Cuyler, Cubs; Klein. hill
lies. IS.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies
i03.
Hits - Klein. Phillies; Terry,
Giants. 1877.
Doubles - Generosity, Pirates;
ODoul. Phillies. 20.
Triples-Comorosky. Pirates. IS.
Home runs-Wilson. Cubs, %.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs. %.
American League
Batting - Simmons, Athletics
800.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees, l04.
Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees
10.
Hits-Hodapp. Indians. 1874.
D~oubleS-McManus, Tigers, 80.
Triples-Combs, Yankees. IS.
Home runs-Ruth. Yankees. IS.
Stolen bases - McManus. Tigers
IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
Fort Brown Drops
Pair to Mcintosh

The Fort Brown baseball team
made a weekend trip to Laredo,
playing Fort Mcintosh on Satur-
day and Sunday. One bad inning
in each game cost the locals two
defeats BY scores Of 8-3 and 81.
The Sunday game seemed on ice
with Fort Brown leading in the
sixth and Schaffner holding the
home team safe when he was struck
on the hand by a batted ball and
the Mcintosh sluggers piled up 8
runs before they could be checked.
Captain William T. Haldeman
expects the Engineer team from
Fort Mcintosh to play a return Sc
ries here in the near future.
The local soldiers have split even
in their first six games. beating
Fort Ringgold 2 out OF 3, winning
one from Matamoros and losing 2
TO Fort Mcintosh.
The Tennessee department OF the
American Legion increased its en-
rollment by 149 per cent last year.
Alabama collected $7.l05,009 ir
taxes on gasoline in 1929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22

Alabama collected s7.105.009 In
taxes on gasoline IN 1929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
The
Sports
Spade
by Hal EUsTACE
u VI n n N m N VI m nj

THE PLOT begins to thicken In
the Rio Grande Valley league PEN
nant chase. The San Benito Saints
seem headed for the pennant. but
they still have a weedy spot to hoe.
Their opposition for the remainder
OF the season lines UP as follows:
Brownsville, McAllen, Raymondville,
Harrington, Donna. Rio Hondo.
There's three tough spots still be-
fore the Saints and they are only
one game ahead Of the second-place
Harlingenites. Joe Bob Lawrence's
crew has a couple Of back games
they car take in handy fashion on
almost any given occasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22

THE SAINTS and Broncs put on
q 10 classic the last time they
met. They are scheduled to clash
again Sunday in the Broncho
corral. Intensive rivalry has sDrunr
up between the clubs. Chances are
against another 10 tilt, but a
great game is expected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22

FOR SALE-ONE PERFECTLY
GOOD. ANTIQUE. NOT SERVICE
ABLE BUT EXCELLENT FOR
DISPLAY. WRITE DALLAS BALL
CLUB. DALLAS. TEXAS. FOR
DETAILS ON ALEC THE GREAT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22

Pot Shots
PRIMO CARNERA is ordered TO
leave the u. s.. and when he re-
turns he must serve n the Italian
army. When he gets out Of the
army he won't be worth p darn"
his managers say. Nice OF the boys
to put It that way. Eustaquio
comments.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22

GOAT VAN PELT. Is Feria
twirler de luxe. has a glorified
roundhouse which kept the Broncs
on their launches at the platter
Sunday. Break" one batter said
after taking three futile swings.
why, ii explodesi"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-22
Goes To Giants

AMERICAN Association baseball
provided Terry with his next ad-
venture. He pitched and played
first base for Toledo; he ever man
aged the club part Of one season.
And then he moved to the Polo
Grounds, where he became bench
warmer, understudy to George KEEL
ly and later the greatest ~all-around
first sacker In the major leagues.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-24

with the probabilities that they will actually get but one.
 There is different picture confronting the Re publican Senators in g States Several of them are openly conceded to be fighting ground. Kansas, New Jersey Idaho Michigan. Illinois Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, West Virginia Maine New Hampshire, Delaware, Ohio, South Dakota, Oregon Rhode Island, Nebraska, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Minnesota, and Wyoming all have Republican Senators whose seats expire, two from Kansas MT. Sullivan lists New Jersey Massachusetts West Virginia Delaware Rhode Island, Colorado, Oklahoma Kentucky and Minnesota as States in which Democratic chances are the most hopeful for success. But Democratic leaders add to these both Illinois and Ohio and the national organization is endeavorng get can didates of the highest calber in all the States with the idea in view of making a serious fight in each one.
 MT Sullivan admits that the result will be a net gain for the Democrats in the Senate. Just how large it will be is debatable and probably de- bends a great deal on both political and economic developments between now and early next Fall when the campaigns get under way.