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New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
Overnight News
BY the Associated Press.
Domestic

Domestic
Washington-Hoover to call spe-
cial senate session if London naval
pact is not disposed OF before end
of present sitting,
New York Edward latham,
English Distilling company director,
arrested on charge of Conspiring 20
smuggle liquor and solicit orders in
United States.
hington-Internal revenue bu-
reau files action against Fall to co..
lect s236,325 in tax and penalties
on money he received from Doheny
and Sinclair
Chicago-Seven contractors quiz
zed in inquiry of allegations that
/ Harry Curtis accepted fees TO use
influence to get government con-
tracts.
shington-Chairman Nye OF
senate campaign funds committee
says investigation of New Jersey
primary expenditures will be nee
essarY.
Chicago-Count Won Buelow ar
rant charging false affidavit in mar
rage license application.
Washington Federal reserve
board reports slightly increased in
dustrial activity in April over March.
Dallas-Bishop Cannon reelected
chairman of Methodist Episcopal
church, South, board of temperance
and social service.
chicago-Ralph Capone and five
henchmcn indicted on prohibition
law violation conspiracy charge
Foreign
Pernambuco. Brazil--Graf Zeppe-
lin leaves for Rio Janeiro.
Berln-Reichstag passes military
budget calling for 1Q.000-ton armor-
ed cruiser; rejects second cruiser
provisions.
Hayana-Ex-Presid Borno or
Haiti arrives in plane after secret
departure from Port-Au- Prince; ex-
poets to visit United States and
France.
Observation-Disclosures considers bill
giving chancellor sole right to issue
: weapon permits to individuals aim
ed at fasclsts and republicans.
Sports
Extraordinarily Robins. defeat.
ing Boston Braves. tie with ST. LOUIS
Cardinals for first place in National
league; 18th victory in % games.
Evanston, Ill. - Simpson, Ohio
Splinter, makes 100-yard dash in a..
Washington - Allison and Van
Ryn eliminate Llano and linda of
Mexico; win right to represent
America in Davis Cup tourney IN
Europe.
New England
New Haven, Conn.-Temperat1,
rises to a5,2 degrees for hottest May
day in history Of weather bureau.
Cambridge, Mass.-Harvard Lam
poems ibis brought back mysterious
" after being missing for day.
acknowledgement wall collapges
fatally inJuring i3-year-old Jack
McGanigle playing nearby.
Central Falls, r. I.-Fiibuster ia
city government renewed with reg
ulars' on city council announcing
they will not sit in joint meeting
with board of aldermen.
Concord, N. H.-Victor Fontaine.
state prisoner, says picture of girl
suffering from loss of memory in
Philadelphia is his wife, former OK
ford, Mass, girl.
Hartford, Conn.-Hartford team
OF Eastern baseball league defeats
Philadelphia Athletics, s to 6. be-
fore Judge Lands.
Boston-Plan to rcsurvcy the
Georges Banks. $50 miles off Cane
Cod announced by United States
Coast and Gcodetic survey.
Peabody, Mass.-Mr.. f. II. Bak-
er' Jr.. women's state golf cham
pion for three years. eliminated in
Semi-final of state championship BY
Mrs. Donald M. Belcher of Winches-
ter.
Boston--Two leading book pub
fishers announce their prices for
books will not be cut despite move
by New York publishing house,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

thoughtless flyers took reckless
chances and met early ends she will
mentally conclude that her hubby is
safer for herself and the children if
he remains on solid terra firma.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Ths Herald is ~ pis day IN New
York At HotaAnEs Newsstand. Tines
square s&nultzs Newsstand. entrance
Grand Central 4-rd Street
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Tbs only probable advertising rnedt1r
tn the City. Circulation books ana press
room AE&ys open % advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
Facts and Eancies
by ROBERT CULLEN

All France needs is some Burbank
70 cross the stork and the English
sparrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Associated Press Photo
V. J Patel, former president Of the
Indian legislative assembly. resigned
his post 10 become new leader Of
Gandhis civil disobedlence cam
palgn.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

II YOU think wealth would make
YOU happy, get 4 stick of gum and a
piece OF rope and see if they make
! on a humorist.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

The dumb have one great advan-
tage. They cant realize how dumb
they are.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Well, they should have known the
ponitentaries would get overcrowd-
Cd when they began 10 send the best
people there
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

In editorial shops the "shake-up
is inevitable. General demotlons and
promotions come with seasons. Most
newspaper workers have Fremont
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

ELEPH ONE CALLS
Business O~cs s4.s. as
Ed.tortal Rooms .... 92b
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Copyright, 1880, Mcknight
Syndicate, Inc.l
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

You don't get diploma when YOU
graduate from the school Of expert
cnce-just the cancelled notes you
endorsed,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Another way 10 make your wife
suffer is 10 uutter over a letter and
then thrust it in YOUR pocket without
comment
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
ity Stands in Salute
to Homer DR.. klingberg

without soliciting one penny for
maintenance, yet supported freely
without public grant, the Childrens
Home, established by Rev. DR.. John
f. klingberg this week passed the
27th milestone OF its existence.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

gon they hear the rattle Of the bail
and chain
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
SOVIET DELEGA7E
 ASKS FRIENDSHIP
Says Russians Want Cordial
 Relations With U. s.

Washington. Dee. 16 CFo-A plea for peace and friendly relations between Russia and inc Tinted States was made yesterday before inc house communist committee by Boris r. Skyirsky, official of th" Soviet foreign office and director Of the Soviet union information bureau.
 In a prepared statement h. read. Skvirsky said. "thc hostile cam paigns against the Soviet union have greatly increased in intensity dur ing the past few months.'
 The Soviet union" he said lis wholly absorbed in its task of build ing up it's national economy along socialist lines. IL is striving for peace and friendly relations with all coun- tries and welcomes any disposition on the part of other nations which promises 10 strengthen peace and promote better relationships"
 Skivirsly told the committee that the documents submitted 10 il by formor Police Commissioner Whalen of New York were forgeries.
 Saying hatreds against the Soviet union were widely aired in the United States" Skvirsy testified the Whalcn documents have the familiar oarmarks Of previous for gories Of q similar nature and pur- pose, the proven works of the ear ist omigrcs, directed against the Soviet union"
 ShyIrsEy is q member of the communist party, but said he was not connected with the party in America.
 Examined by Chairman Fish, Skvirsky said he has five cmployes in his office. all American citizens. The bureau is operated at d cost Of $40,000 d year and its monthly magazine has a circulation Of 5000.
 Skyirsky testified he has obtained co9rtoSi"s for Americans going 10 Russia. mentioning lisas for senators and congressman and in one case for an American diplomat.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Rogers Recreation bowling team took two games out Of three from the team of the same name of New Haven last night in a state league match rolled at the local alleys. The Elm City contingent narrowly miss ed dropping three games when Il won the second tilt by six pins.
 The local quintet was in excellent form but it fell down in its total pinfall to 1749. New Haven was able to gather together only 1883 pins.
 Joe kloss staged rip-snortins : rally 10 cop high three strings in the match with a score 37o. J. Tronoski was second with 3JS. Ovr"- hamer for New Haven was th- bcs or his team with 34a. Leonard of New Havcn was high sinclc man with 139. J. Tronoski of NeW Br;i- ain was one pin behind with l&S. The scores.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

decided by the best two out of three falls.
 A double scni-final between Count Iarynoff, the Russian noble man and Jack Albright Of Boston and Rosario Impellettiere versus John Malohey presents four sterling wrestlers 10 the fans.
 Count Iarynoff, who has been ac- claimed one Of the most colorful eX- ponents of the wrestling game will Prapplc forty-five minutes with AL bright. The story has it that Zary- noff q former royalist in Russia was cvicted from his country and cir cumstances have forced him to pro- (essional wrestling where he has made an cnviable reputation in compare lively short time.
 In the other semi-final, Rosario Impellettiere will test grips with John Maloney for thirty minutes 10 q decision. Impellettiere, although d. mere youngster twenty years old, weighs 285 pounds and is six foot eight inches in height. Maloney another giant, six feet seven and a half inches weighing 246 pounds is kEoWr as the Irish Giant,
 There will b. q twenty minute opening bout between two locI Wrcsticr5.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
Woman Sought Today
 As Fur Coat Slasher

Boston, Dec. 16 c PA WOn- an was sought today as Boston Subway coat slashor" who. with in the past fortnight has slasheJ the fur coats Of seven women trolley car passengers.
 A description of the woman suspect was furnished police by Mrs. Anni" Simmons, wife of Frederick E. Simmons, clerk )r the Dorchester court, after her seal coat had been slashcd with q sharp Instrument while in t subway car a. Ashmont station
 Last winter and during thr winter Of 1928, the fur coats ot scores Of women were similarly damaged. The sIasher never was apprehcnGed.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press.
 London, England - Al Foreman, Montreal, Que, and Johnny Cuth- bert, England, draw, G5).
 Pittsburgh-k. 0. Christner. Ak ron. O., knocked out George Panka. Pittsburgh, (6).
 Bostm-Con O'kclly, Ireland, outpointed Al Friedman, Boston, GW.
 Tulsa, Okla-Al Fay, Pittsburgh. defeated Babe Hunt, Ponca City. Okla, foul, IO.
 Des Moines, 1a.-Hymie Wiseman. Des Moines, outpointed Emil Paluso, New York, G0; Louie Mays. Dcs Moines, outpointed Jack Mccarthy, Chicago, G0).
 Buffalo-George Nichols, Buffalo, outpointed Chuck Burns, Chicago, G0).
 Rochester, x. Y.-Wesley Ramey Chicago. beat Steve Holaiko, Au- burn, N. r.. IO.
 Miami, F1a.-Babe Herman, Cali fornia, knocked out Albert Leon, Tampa, Fla, CD.
 Newark, N. J.-Nince Dundee Baltimore. knocked out Dennis Golden, Ireland. CD.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Concord, x. II State fish and game department reports 83U doe and buck deer killed by hunters this season.
 Hartford Conn.-Phoenix State Bank and Trust com pany appointed temporary receiver for r. r.. Kings ton and company. brokerage firm.
 Belfast, Me.-Ruth Littlefield. '. and Clifton, ,, drown in open well.
 Fairfield, Conn.-Paul Boros, {, and his brother George, 4, drowned while chasing ball across frozen pond.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
Italian Specials

Rome. Dec. 16 UP)-Works Of the sculptor, AlCeo Dossena, will be exhibited in the Anderson galleries in New York late in January under the auspices of the American Art association. Exhibitions will be held in other American cities.
 Naples. Dec. 16 UP)-A medieval castle in the village Of Carinaro. near Aversa. was badly damaged by fire Sunday night. Stores including l50 quintals of hemp were destroy ed. Damages was estimated at 50,- O0r lire.
 Parma, Dec. 16 UP) P)--Italo Mo raschi, S3, a Garabaldine war veter- an, died yesterday
 Cuneo, Dec. IS (UP)-A land slide buried a section of the Eentimiglia highway near Sandalmazzo Di Ten da.
 Turin. Dec. 16 GP)-Egidio Ros- si. 19, once widely known as q dance instructor who had Isadora Duncan among his pupils, died yesterday.
 Udinc, Dee. 16 OPD-Thc ruins Of patriarchal palace were un- earthed in cxcavating the "nyirons of the Basilica of the Roman city of Aquileia- Ancient marbles revealed that the great edifce was destroyed by fire.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
WRESTLING STARS IN HARTFORD BOUT
Joe Sttcber to Meet Stanley
 StaSiak Tomorrow Night

Hartford Dee. 16- Tomorrow night at Foot Guard hall an alI-star wrestling card has been arranged by Matchmaker James Poulos which features Joe Stochcr. former worlds champion vrrsUs stanley Sta"ial,. the Polish Lion. in tho main go Of the evening. The bout will be
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
Rogers All Star,
Palace Team Loses

The Palace bowling team was dc fnatcd by the Stratford team, two games out of three last night at th? Palace alleys in state league match. The Stratford team was in wonderful form hitting a total pin, fall mark of 1895. The Palace Fiv" had total Of 1702.
 DeLucco Of the Palace team WAS high man for the Palace with q Of the visitors hit lG5. Bislow was also high three strings with marx of ST. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
UNDERGOES OPERATION

Elcewicz, star end on Fordham $ 1880 football team. was resting con- fortably at the Fordham hospital to- day where yesterday he underwent an operation for acute appendicitis. ElccWicz was stricken in his class room.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
Palace Five
>tntford

Jules Ladoumeguo, French middle distance runner who broke tho rec ords for the 1000 and ,5g0 meters, drank wine with meals as part of the training diet for the perform anCes.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
RESIGNS AS MATCHMAKER

Boston, Dec. lG UP) Mac Lean, matchmaker at Boston Gar den for the past II months, has re- signed to resume independent pro- noting and managing. No announce ment has been made regarding his successor.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
MATCHED FOR BOUT

Boston, Dec. Is (UP)-Jose San ia. Portuguese heavyweight and Roberto Robert of Italy will meet in a 10 round bout at Boston arena on New Years day. it vas an- nounced here last night.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Lefty O'Doul. slugging outfeldcr, will draw around s12,O00 for his sea sons work next year with his new club, the Brooklyn Dodgers.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Washington - House democrats block passage Of $3p,ouo,ooo drought relief bill.
 Washngt on Simson refuses to permit state department official ;o testify ill pubic hearing befor"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
BROWN GRID CAPTAIN

Providence. R. l., Dec. l6 (UP) tackle. has been elected captain of the Brown football team for next wear
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Manager Dan HowlcY Of the Gin cinnaG Reds is trying 10 trade "Jer sey Joe" Stripp. third basenan, fol d heavy hitting first baseman.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
Putting the Hazards.....

A big upset took place last night at the Cocoanut Grove miniature golf course in the Girls Industrial league. The league leading P. & F. Corbin team was defeated by the last place R. & F. group. The scores: Russwin. NJ. McCue 56. B. Apelgren 5S, +. Hoffman 56, D. Kilbourne 45, total 215. Corbin, J. Faselli 5S, E. Sarra 57, c. Rau 5S, A, Berti 56, total 229.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

In the Mems Industrial league, Stanley Works kept its record clean by defeating the New Britain Spring Co. by two strokes. The scores: Stanley Works, A. Hewitt 51, c. Walthers 45. H. Bertini 56, A. Heinz mann Al. H. Johnson 4S, total 241. Spring Co.,, K. Ludwig AS, G. Groat 5S, R. Watson 4S, c. Newton 49, S. Novak 40, total 24G.
 The Connecticut Light Co. also kept it's record clean by defeating Landers. The scores: Connecticut Light, H. O'Connor 42. T. Kilduff 42, Stockbridge 50. E. Kiernan 49, D. Griffen 4S, total 232. Landers, O. Larson A, Prendergast so, R. Re cano 45, H. Varbol 62, J. Varbol 50, total 269.
 Corbins defeated the Gascos by one stroke. The scores: Corbin, If German 50, F. Wolfer 58, J. Jackson 63. B. Berlin 53. K Johnson 30, total 274. Gasscos, M. Mccormick. 4S, F. kieffer 50, H. Rice 57 L. Johnson 65, s. Howe 55, total 275.
 Stanley Rule swamped Corbin Cabinet Lock. The scores: Stanley Rule, H. Carlson 49. A. Campbell 47, H, Peck 47, J. Murphy 52, E. Walthers 49. total PA. Corbin Cabi- net. F. Strople 63, R. McCourt 5, G. Berlin 61, l.. Samsel 64, r. Walthers 53, total 296.
 In the Girls Industrial league at the Stanley Arena last night the Corbin Cabinet Lock defeated Land CTS. The scores: Landers, Miss Le- May 58, Miss Middleton 53. Miss kiznaski 64, Miss Williams 5S, total 223. Corbin, A. Mycroft 50, Miss Warren 61, Miss Scheidler 53, Miss Anderson 54, total 2lS.
 In the teachers toUrnam ent, Miss Eileen Griffen was low with a 49. She is from the Bartlett school. Alice Hartney, Elihu Burritt and Miss E. Coates. Roosevelt. were tied for second with 52.
 Andrew Delangian was low for the daily prize with g.
 Skinner Chuck girls will meet the American Hosiery and New Britain Machine will meet F'afnirs in the Industrial league at the Stanley Arena at 7;30 o'clock tonight.
 In the special tournament, Ed kiernan and Zenga, S1, defeated Ed SWeitzer and Jim Campbell So and Joe Brennan and Jim Ryan 91.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

house committee investigating Reds
 Washington-Nyc says well over $1,ooo,Oo0" was spent in Davis Brown primary in Pennsylvania.
 Chicago-Tony Nolpe. reputed bodyguard tor Al caponc. arrrste l on warrant issu'd by Secretary Doak, faces deportation.
 Washington - I.42c prodi"~ United States wheat production will be on domestic basis within f>" years.
 Washington Mellon opposes .Ian 10 pay veterans -5 DOT cent of con- pou~atiou,
 Washington - Senator Jones praises Hoover as a humanitarian m radio speech; says president IS in- nocent of punk"
 Foreign
 Lisbon-RanoH Franco and II other na1iga'or> lnterned wh,u they land in Portugal rtor collapse Of spanish air force revolt
 Gibraltar--rart of Spanish For ,ign Legion called from Morocco to help put down revolt
 Paris-Poincare's illness bccom's worse; specialists called to bedside.
 London-Sir Hilton Young says disease and starvation prevail h Soviet lumber camps al Archange,
 LimaZAugusto E. Loguia, de posed president ot Peru, is ill in prison.
 BerIin-Rcrublicans protest han on war film. All Quiet on tn Western Front"
 New England
 Boston - New England Power company to spend s12.Qoo.o9o m lH&l for constructions, extensions and additions.
 Boston-committee on highway safety reports Chicopoe. FitchburS. Nowburyport and Woburn without all automobile fatality for Il months,
 Boston-Entcd States Attorney Frederick H. Tar requests Presi- dent Hoover for reappointmcnt.
 OStOH-IOilc" g. dfCu oldFl'u TOT Rev. Basilios C. Mahfouz. pastor Of St. John of Daua0cus syrian Orth- odoN church. missing since NovoU bcr 2S
 Boston-Ncw England rail cNoca lives ask for regulation Of motor transportation at interstate com- mcrco commission hearing.
 Lynn. Mass.-General Electric company 10 discharge more than 1oe married women employed at Lynu plant to give employment to those who need ii.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
ROGERS BOWERS WIN AS
 PALACE TEAM IS BEATEN

Church Street Aggregation Cops Two Out of Three in State League Match From Namesakes in New Ha
 ver-Main Street Quintet Is Defeated by Same Margin in Tilt With Stratford Five-Joe Koss Hits High Three String Mark of 37O-ResuIts of Games
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Battalino will be in bigger de- mand in New York from now on on the way towards making some money from his worlds title. Up to last Friday night, his laurels hadn't brought him anywhere near the amount to be expected from a worlds featherweight title. That probably is because he isn't as well known as other fighters who are in the same division.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
Speaking of Sports

Basketball fans have become in terested in the announcement Of Manager Joe Carroll of Bristol that his team would be reorganized and start action on December 27. The reason for the interest here i- the probability that Bristol and New Britain will again stage some of their spectacular battles on the court.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Battalino showed that he was champion when he got off the floor after being knocked down in the first round of his tilt with Choco- late the other night and then win- ming the fight.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
Overnight News
Domestic

By the Also lated Press.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
WITH THE BOWLERS
ROGERS ALLEYS

STANLEY WORKS MEMS LEAGUE
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Although nothing has been sad about the Bristol team since the Initial announcement some days ago, it is known that Manager Car roll is quietly working on getting to- gether fast and powerful quintet that will uphold the traditions al- ready set up by Bristol Endee teams.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Movies Of the battle tend to prove this assertion. They show Chocolate having the better of the argument in the early rounds but Battalino handing him plenty in he cl-Aing sessions.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

However, from reports about the state, there will be several basket ball quintets in action after the first of the year and plenty of sport over.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Manager Clarence Lanpher has been quiet also about prospective games. However, he can be counted on to get together with Manager Carroll in the very near future for games, either a series or a home and home set of matches
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

With conditions in the sport world as they are at the present time, it will be a hard thing to stir up interest in affairs without some impetus like rivalry to bring people out to watch games.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

The Rangers basketball team would like games with teams aver aging Is to 19 years of age. For games telephone S5-M between s and o'clock and ask for Ken Burkhardt, manager.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Bat Battalino has returned home to Hartford after retaining his title against Kid Chocolate last Friday night. The general opinion Of the fans from these parts who went down to New York 10 see the battle without question.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04
TRAGEDY MAY
CLAIM LIFE OF
FOURTH VICTIM

BRADDOCK, Pa, Oct. t. (U,D
Two men and woman were killed
and a third man was probably Sat
ally wounded here today when iwo
men stepped TO the entrance II II
small grocery store and opened fire
with rcvolvcrS.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Lob .rcp.
both 20. proprictors Of tn store
and Louis Nomano. 20, u customer,
were killed.
Witnesses said four men drove up
10 the store and two of them ran to
tho entrance. They stood fer u
moment, firing their rcvolver> from
side to side of the store. The men
ran back to the ear and were driv-
en- away.
Mrs. Lobianco. an cxpcctant
mother, was rushed to the Braddock
hospital where efforts were made
to save the life of the child. The
child died however. Attempts TO
revive the woman failed.
Grcgo Lobianco was dead when
Eystandcrs reached the store. Tom
ano died a few minutes after his
admission TO the hospital. Mike
Lohianco. %. brother of Gregg, was
so badly wounded physicians feared
he would die.
No motive for the Staying was
advanced by police.