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Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-02
CENTRAL TAKES
THIRD GAME OF
BALL SEASON

Central Union b n | | ssers
ehalkcd up their third straight vie
tory of the season yesterday after
noon when they took Holtville into
camp by 10 to count. The game
was marked by heavy hitting on
both sides and numerous misplays,
lloltville being the worse offender
IL this respect, nine errors being
marked up against them.
Priest, Holtvillc twirlcr famed l.
II Centrans while Ehmke sent back
nine of the opposing nine via the
>triheout route. Price, FL Centre
receiver, was bothered in holding
several third strikes due to bad
Ginger as the result of having been
spiked in the first inning.
j. Ehmke with four hits and TED
Ebmkc with two. led the locals i,
batting, the feature blow of the
game being four sackcr by Wynnt
in the first frame with two mates
on the paths. Wcbber and Priest
with three hits each, led thc Holt
Vile assault.
The game was no walkawav, ano
Lad the Holtville boys been better
;.hle to hold on to the old apple when
it came their direction the score
might have been different. FL Cen.
tro scored three in the first and hcle
this advantage until the fourth
when Holtville forged to the front
/ he game was won in the ninth
when, with the score knotted SIS
the locals pushed over two counter;
and then held the IIoltvilc bunch tC
a gooscgg.
Score by innings: Il II /
FL Centre .... $40 0l3 O02 10 l.
Holtville ...... 002 $40 o20- $ II
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-02

ated exactly due north of this struc-
ture. The t:gure $50 indicates the
distance to the nearest landing field,
in this case the Imperial County air
port, and the arrow with its circle
indicates direction. Within the cir
Gle will be placed the government
rating of the field, but the Chamber
of Commerce desired that the rating
rot be given until some minor addi-
tions to the Lighting system at the
airport are completed so that the
highest rating for fields suitable for
night landing will be accorded the
airport at Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-02

Los ANGELES, April >. W.P)
Bobby Evans, Portland fight pro
motcr, announced today that Primo
Carnera, Italian heavyweight, Will
meet an unnamed opponent in Port
land, Ore, during the week of April
20.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-02
SPORT NEWS
So. California
Sport Briefs

Los ANGELES, April .. U.D-
Only three pitchers in the Pacific
Coast League viii be permitted to
use the spitball !his year, according
TO President larry Wilson. They
are Frank Snclicnback, Hollywood,
and Ray kcating and Al Gould,
Sacramento The delivery was
barred in 1920 10 all except those
who were then using it.
Les ANGELES, April =. UD-
After leading in points through six
rounds Of main event ut the Olym-
pic last night, Armando Santiago,
Cuban lightweight, was knocked out
in the seventh caHto by Billy Town
scrd's hard right to the chin.
The fight was furious from the
opening gong, and though Town
send sent his opponent to the can
vas fer seven counts in tho second,
the Cuban outboXcd him at long
range.
Los ANGELES, April ,. W.P) =
Bobby Evans, Portland fight pro
mCtcr, announced today that Primo
Carnera, Italian heavyweight, Will
meet an unnamed opponent in Port
land, Ore, during the week of April
90.
Los ANGELES, April >. U.P)-
COLLEGIATE baseball fans here are
due for dull times this week end.
with both the University of Calf
fornia at Los Angeles and Univer-
sity Of Southern California sending
their teams on transforming tours.
Tho Bruins leave tomorrow for
Games in the bay region with Santa
Clara. st. Mary's California and
Stanford. The Troians are slated
to leave ton!ght for series Of
three games with University Of Ar
;Tona.
Los ANGELES, April >. (UP)-
Dean Cromwell, track ard field
coach at University of Southern
California, today was considering
an OF t'F or lHr ItSno NIdlp ''l-
'cIc Athletic field for the Stanford
l.. :. c. meet. Earl II. Wright, Iii
rector Of physical education at the
Frcsno institution, invited the two
tcams tlcrc in the event that
Coach "Diuk" Templcton Of Stan
ford. continues 10 object to the Oc-
,iden'a' track.
Los ANGr.r,.', April >. UD-
Led by George Won Elm, the Ran
,ho country club team today win
meet representatives from The Cir
ard country tlub in the finals for
the mems iutcr-club golf Champion
Shin OF Southern California. Each
team has beer. uudcfeated in the
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-02

seasons playing, and Rancho is
favored to win.
Los ANGELES, April >. U,P)-
Nick Lutte, heavyweight wrestler.
and Everett Marshall, former col
legiate mat star, are scheduled for
a return match at the Olympic to-
night, the winner to meet Gus Son
nenbcrg if a bout with the cham
pion can be arranged for around
May !. Gene Ladoux, of Canada,
and Dan Koloff, the bulgarian
Lion" also are matched for to-
night.
Los ANGELES, April .. U.n)-
University of Southern California's
gridmen will receive suits and
equipment tomorrow in preparation
for opening of spring football prac-
iicc Monday. The spring workouts
VIII not be heavy, but will give the
squad an opportunity to work on
new plays. Coach Howard Jones
will he on the field Monday.
Los ANGELES, April ,. U.P)-
leo Iartnett, Chicago Cub catcher,
today had no fear OF high fouls
from the bats of the Los Angeles
Angels. He SHARED couple drop,
ped from the Goodyear blimp at an
altitude of 500 feet and $50 feet
Yesterday. After catching the two
, "high flies" Leo stepped aside to
Z permit "Truck" Hannah. Angel
catcher, 10 catch one dropped from a
| go foot marx. "Gabbv" Street
/ former Washington catcher, previ-
| ously held the record with a ball
dropped from the Washington mon
umcnt, j0i feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-02
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Thursday with
moderate temperature; light varia-
lle winds.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
USED CARS
Removal Sale AUTOMOBILES AT
 CUT PRICES

1GEAHAAt-PAIGE 193o 615 sedan. Handsome maroon Duco finish. Chase Upholstery, adjustable seats. 76 h. p. | | speed trans, Fully equipped Extra
 tire. Regular price $I,25j del. Now | bargain.
 lHrpMOBILE 1890 Custom Eight Town
 Sedan. Exquisite in appointments,
 equipment and finish. 1oo h. u [
 natural wood wheels side mounted.
 Res. price $2,140. Now save $500. iIGTiAHAM-PAIGE 1880. GI3 coach i Blue Duro, whircord upnoiEtery. ad-
 unstable seats. sturdy 6G h. P. motor
 i speed 'rHns. Reg. price 29g6 del
 Buy now at substantial reduction. | PONTIAC 1880 Big Ctuujolrt. smart
 1 pass. with rumble seat. Best mollair | upholstery Comfort and power apleu-
 ty. Reg price $991 dcl. Now slyc &l0o.
 PAIGE I921 6-G5 sedan. Gray Duro.
 best Chase mohair upholstery in clean, plump. perfect condition. Original tac-
 tory finish and tires Worth S.50. Now | &G25
 PAIGE G-12. pass. cair4oIet. Snappy black puco with green stripping. Inm-
 h)e scat. Comfortable riding. I25 in | W. l., Green hrocaded leather uphul- AcrN Was SGoO Now $i75.
 PAIGE 6-72, pass. sedan Moraaui.
 rally speaking, model "12" was one
 o5 inc best iobs ever 1urt hy the
 Paige Go. = il. p, motor running about
 1' mi per g"l. Upholstery clean and
 original finish fresh and glossy, Worth
 sHoV. Now Si9j.
 nrrMOElLE "LtsD, Es-ut" pa-s
 rour". staggered seats. Blue purn. | Finish and tires excellent. vurrl.
 Irlhos Economical as :uy ,yL and | nu"A smoother running Vas 4fpV. | NON s@3i.
 srrnEHAkEE Big SiN coa-h Well hnishcd and upholstered. EtHricut
 heater. Shock absoyhels, new tires.
 Was S2,5. Now S2,5,
 cUEYsLEE 1928 "5o" touring. This
 nice running 1 cyl ear can be refn- | s1od to buyers choice of colors. Was
 s550. Now $25o,
 NASH 1925 Adv. touring, Model l "i5t" Ecfnishcd in Duco. Equipped with glass side curtains. Was $315. No.e Sc25.
 IIUEEEnLET Ia3G coarr. Model ~" This truo running handy light car ha $ splendid pant and tires. Was Sl75.
 Now :l25.
 HASl { cyl touring Wonderfully fine | condition mechanically, buco finished | lo"ls like new. Was S1Jo. Now $25. HUDSON 19@e door town sedan with | trunk F. k. Guaranteed olerhauled in thorough mauuer AtractivclT refn- | ishod in moss green puco. Tires c. | K. Worth $500. Now S&o5. HUDSON 1924 coach Entirely rein | shed. Motor 0. K. Tires fair, Now s95. | JEWETT Six sedan. Powerful pass | Will give faithful service, $75. | JEWETr s,1 touring, $5O. HOW ARD W. WHITMORE 20 Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
Herald Classified Heading:

announcements | i--EUHA- tors MONUMENTS
 2-pEATIl NOTICES | %-tLOKlSrS
 3-A-IANnSCApE G1EuENINtI
 4-FUNEItaL DIRECTORS 1 5-lOSr AND tULND
 JEFFERSON 7-STOEE ANNOuNCEMENTs
 AutunUii,c ' S-AUTO AND Il,UCk at;ENCIES ! g-AUTOS AND TIUCES lOE SALE io-AuTOM"ElLCs FOR EXCHANGE 1 ll-ALTO HAISrS AND ACCESSORIES { l2- 2-AUTnMOBIlES WANTED | lG-AuI n6-TANl SEkNICE ! IA-GAiiAGES In LEI 1 b. MnTDH-lClES AND BICYCLES | It. MOTORCYCLES. i5lrNCLES WANTEI 1 l7- SERVICE STATIONS -EEPAIlINC
 iiuailrs~ service i8--EAEBEKS, uAlKlrS. mASSEUSB ! l9-BUllplNG AND CONTRACT 1 so-BusiNEss SERVICE RENDERED 2I-DENTI SITS
 .2-DREssMAkING X MILLINERY @$-DYElNG X CLEANING ! @i-lNSURANCE-AL KINDS .5 -i.AWY ERs-PATENr ATTORNEYS i 26-MOViNG STORING X GRATING NTING. PAPER HANGING "S-PLuMBING. HEATG. METAL. WORK 99-PkESSING AND TAILORING 3U-FiIN1"G. JOBBG, STATIONERY | 2-REPAIRlNC; &2-A PLANO TUNING GG-WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES
 Edlualional , &f &f-COEEESpONDENCU COURSES &5-nANCING TEACHERS %6- -iNSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL &7-LoCAL X PRIVATE RESTRICTIONS sS- S-WANTEu-iN iNSrliUCTNES
 Employment ' yu n -HELP-SALESMEN WANTED i--IiI3Ip-M WAITED WOMEN WANTED 4G-liELP-MEN OR WOMEN RESERVATIONS WANTED-MEN 4J-SiTI ATIONS WANTEn-WOMEN f6-EI SI NESS OPPOETUNITIES 7--lNVESTMENTS, STOCKS, BONDS 4S-NQNEY LOANED SSB- MOETCiAGES t9-WANTLD-yD BORROW
 Live Stock 50--CArTLE AND LIVE STOCK al-buGS, CATS, PETS 5g-Er,tiS. POULTRY SUPPLIES -IlrESES. VEHICLES 5t-WANTEp-fI LIVE STOCK
 Merchandise 55-AI;TlCLEs ruE shLr aJ-B-EOls THE NACATInNIST G-iSUllIING MATERIALS a7-BUStNEsS X OFFICE EQUIPMENT 5S-FAHM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 59-rEEl AND FUEL O-FEETrlI sEEIS, PLANTS 6l-TOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING G2-GOOD THINGS TO EAT 6G-HO HOUSEH OLD ARTICLES G4 4-MACHINERY. ELEC. & TOOLS 65-MERCIiANDISE AT THE STORES Gf Gf-MuSlCAL INSTRUMENTS Gf- S--RADIO G7-WATCHES. DIAMONDS, JEWELE- 6S-WANTt.D. ARTICLES TO BUY
 Real Estate for Rent G9-APAKTMENIS X TI,NEMLNTS IU--KuSINESS PLACES TOR RENT i1-pESK ROOM AND OFFICES ;G-FAKMS FOR RENT i3-llnUSltS FOR RENT 74-SUBuEBAN FOR RENT i5-VACATIuN PLACES FOR RENT 76-WAREuOUSES & STORAGE 77-WANTEIl-TO RENT
 Real Estate for Sale 78-AGENIS-ltEAL ESTATE 79-AUCTlONEE}S SO-BLDG. & BUSINESS PROPERTY ,l-f5CIInING LOTS FOR SALE s2-fARMS FOR SALE b3-IlDUSES FOR SALE S4--SUMMER PLACES FOR SALE Ha -SuRURHAN FOR SALE S6-tEAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE S7-RFAL ESTATE WhN1k kn Rooms, SOard and Hotels SS-NurEI.s S9-RUUMS FOR RENT gD-ROOMS AND BOAED I9l-EOnMS I'pE HOGSEk BETTING E2-WUEEE TO DINE sG-IOARD AND ROOM WANTED
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
City Advertisement

Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held in the office of the Board of Public Works at 7:%0 p. m. Monday, February 10th, 1880. relative to the application of lack life Oil Co.,, for approval of appli- cation for gasoline filling station to he located at the corner of East Main and Stanley Streets, Con site Of present station). and for one addi- tional pump. in accordance with the Public Acts of 1927.
 All persons interested arc request cd to be present at said hearing. if they soc cause. and be heard in re- latiOn to the aboye.
 A, NJ. pAON t,SSA,
 Mayor.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
City Advertisement
GASOLINE STATION HEARING,

GASOLINE STATION HEARING Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held in the office of the Board of Public Works at 7:20 ?. m. Monday, February 10th, 1880, relative to the application of Rack life oil Co.,. for approval of appliCa- ton for gasoline filling station to be located at G67 Arch Street, and for the installation Of two additional pumps on site of present station. in accordance with the Public Acts Of 1997.
 All persons interested are request cd 10 be present at said hearing. if they see cause, and be heard in re- lation to the above.
 A NJ. PAONESSA.
 Mayor.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

CHESTNUT STREET - FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT Home privileges Board if desired. Telophone fss-W.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
BI ItRETT MUTUAL SAVINGS BNNI> BESSIE GRAY. EFT AL
 Auction Sale

EH order of the City Court uf tNo oiy Of New Britain, holden in tile City of New Britain, m and for the County of Hartford and State Of Connecticut, | will sell on February first. l93o. u two o'clock in the afternoon. ivy public au"- ton on the premises, the following de srrihed piece parcel of real estate, with all buildings thereon. situated in the said City of New Britain and hnuud- ed and described as follows. to wit;
 North by land of Mrs. H. fiuncEan; east by land of the estate of Theodore F. Smith, or assigns; south by land of the New Britain Real Estate X Title Company. or assigns; and west by Grove Hin; being sixty (60) feet wide front and rear, and ninety-nne (a9) feet deep Terms; Ten per cent cash deposit at the time of the gale. and the balance in ash on approval of the deed by the CIly Court of the City of New Britain.
 CYRIL r. GAFFNEN,
 Committee of the City Court of the
 Citv of New Britain.
 For further mformatiolL inquire '}rl r. GsNney G72 Main street. New Brit ain, Connecticut Telephone S2oo.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments

EW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL N'OEES l2J Oak St. Monuments uf all sizes an! descriptions. .fraSona ble. Phone "6:i2, W
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
City Advertisement
SL" Ek IN flDDS-GLONEH
 BOUILNARD


 'Ierk>s office. City of New Britain, Conn., Jan. 30. 1850.
 To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Compensation and Assess mont of the City Of New Britain has made the following report ahl recommendation relative to the con- structlon Of a sewer in Eddy-GIovcr Boulevard, from k. of W. proposed street No. . 10 McClntock Street. viz:
 Eddy Glover Boulevard lnasnuCh as this section of Eddy. Glover Boulcvar1 has never been opened as a street and there are no water mains laid. we can find no present benefits and would recom- mend that it be treated as q trunk sewer and assessed when the aUut- tnc properties alc built upon. Accepted, adopted. certified from record and published twice by order of the Common Council
 Att st.
 ALFRED l.. THOMPSON.
 City Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

Telephone Day or Nigh, sy;l-w or ,y1l,n
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

COLUMBIA STREET Plea sant, nicely furnished room to rent to a gentleman Telephone 40SS-W.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

WILL sacrifice seven room house for quick sale, or will rent. Near Walnut ljul park. owner leaving town. Tele- phone 4,0S-W.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

COURT ST, 4S-Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Modern conven- fences Also single rooms. Tel. SoS5W
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

-NNF NTr 0f-T,afge well heated room
 to rent in private home. Telephone
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
EMPLOY MENT
Help N antcd-NIcu

bj TCHEES WANTED. ENPEEIENCEI StLEsMEA. APPLY AT &57 MAI, STREET
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

- OMAN wishes to do sewing and mcnl ing at home Inquire Rose Mowsesia1
 T Greenwood Street.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

A Ilcrald Classified Ad serves very we'll as an introduction.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tencments

ASH ST, HJ-ftNe room tenement to rent. All modern Improvements. In- qutre at II Ash St. Telephone 24S9-M. APARTMENTS or tenements ueated and uniIeated. ID all sections Louie $. Jones Agency. lt7 Main St Call l40. BASSETT ST. 19-Six room tenement first floor All modern improvements Inquire second floor. Phone 4ll-R. CHESTNUT ST, ls9--Five room fiat for rent steam heat Inquire on premises. Telephone q2U.
 CokB1N AVE, 179-- MODERN APART- MENr FOR RENT. With garage, In uulre first floor.
 EAST ST. 5l$-5 rooms. All improve ments; list floor. Garage Reasonable. E, Marholiu. 55 Dwight St. Tel. S62'.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

MAIN ST. h h-Singe or double rooms or light housekeeping. Also tooms and board at low rates. Tel 1924.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

STOEAGE FOR FURNITURE. IndfITdTaj looms. Packing. cratlng. Tie Hardware City Storage Co. Tel. l.. W, Schultz, .t. or 4. U. HurlnuIt hlNS
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

EMERSON STUDIO, l63 Main St. Center Mag StoreI, Every type of dancing taught. Tel. SIS or li36-W.
 Local and Private Instructors s: Lh99CN9 III English fol adults or tutor ing children in auy subject. For in formation raII 5oG2-J.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

AfGu ST. i9--Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Steam heat, ruu- ming water Phone &0S5
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
Bv PERCY CROSBY

Copyright, 1929 by Metropolitan Newspaper seryicsl
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
Rooms and Board
go
Rooms For Housekeeping

\ VERY desirable , room suite. Res! dential section. All Improvements Rea- sonable to right party. 159 Monroe St, Telephone SI9l-W
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Florists
announcements

BOSTON FERNS. Very reasonable prices. SANpELLTS GREENHOUSE, 235 Oak st. Telephone 2lSl-W.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
REAL. ESIAIE FOR REM
Apartments and tclpnlPnts

FOUR AND six looms. Centrally located
 Mei heated. Moving eXpense. paid Write Classified Box 4G E., Herald
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

EDISON ST, 25--2 furnished rooms. kiten- enette. Private entrance. Inclosed reranda. Central Reasonable. Tele- phone l0t9-Nt.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
Firm UndertOne
Shown By Wheat

CHICAGO. Orr. -. U.F -ues9ite
sagging tendency early. Ela"t haa
firm mdcltau. oH ID Board Of
Trade today and staged 81 strong
rally near tbc close 10 more than
regain the loses undergone ia the
forcpart Of The session. Weakne,
AT Liverpool and Winning and large
Russian exports chl,ed tha down.
turu. Pressure was Fight and small
buying ran price. up until profit
taking set in Corn cas dull and
lower, but rallied q-e>kIv with
wheat, shorts covering ca The way
up. Oats averaged lower put re-
flcctcd The action in wheat.
A. the close wheat was 80 lower
10 %c higher, corn was z, 70 lc
lower and oats were i4c to ',c low
ef. Provisions were steady to
strong December wheat old closed
81 .50l4. corn old at .79@. and oats
old at .367-.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
Grid Players
Ask Salaries

WASHINGTON, Oct. %. U.p)-
Five members of the freshman foot
bah squad of George Washington
University were suspended today
from all participation in school ath-
letics, following an nsurrection =
at which the players are said to
have demanded salaries, as w"ll as
free tuition and board
Athletic Director James P:xlce
was backed in his action by Floyd
Heck Marvin, president of the uni
versity. The players dropped were
Vance Joyick, Frank Walsh, John
Hottess. Charles Robinson an d
George Geuerosa.
The five players Yesterday nter-
ed the athletic office, it was de-
clared, and announced they would
strike" unless they were paid u
salary in addition to other consider
ations for which they were allcgedly
playing.
Seven other players suspected of
completely in the "uprising' may
also be dropped, Pixlee said.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
Market Waivers
AS Rails Slide
saEr-

NEW YORK, Oct. %. UP a
wide open break in Van Sweringen
stocks and bonds, ranging to 20i2
POINTS in Pcrc Marquette, unsettled
the stock market near the close to-
day after the list had maintained
gains Of to / points earlier.
Trading was about in line with
Yesterdays volume Of slightly more
than 100000 shares.
Surprising strength was displayed
by the leading industrials and rails
IN the face Of hammering down Of
the issues controllod by the Van
>wcringen Brothers Of Cleveland.
United States steel rose to l49li
where it was up ~. points, and
other industrials, including Ameri-
can can, the electric equipment Is
sues, Radio and special stocks were
strong with il. Near the close Steel
slipped off and other shares lost one
to ; points Of carl.t gains The close
was irregular.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
Start Federal
Relief Program
Continued from page j.

their various activities to give full
time TO this great public work.
Brings optimism
One Of the most optimistic reports
heard at the White House since the
beginning Of the present effort to
cope with unemployment was brought
today by Charles +. Abbott, director
of the American Institute of steel
Construction.
Abbott said: Last year, our
biggest year, we used 100000 tons,
and this year the quantity probably
will not 90 more than 10000 tons
below that.
Meanwhile, Secretary Of war
Hurley, who has ordered plan de
viscd for staggering hours in
Mississippi river flood control work,
announced he had instructed the
corps of army engineers to rush to
completion its report on flood work,
the purpose being 10 provide addl.
tional employment on the river.
The proposal by former Secretary
of Treasury William G.. McAdoo that
the federal farm beard distribute -
the unemployed the more than CO..
COO, ,0CG bushels of wheat held by the
Grain Sterilization corporation was
disapprovcd today by Chairman
Alexander Lcggc of the farm board.
Lcggc pointed out the board lacks
authority TO give away the wheat.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
DIAMOND SAYS
HE WILL HELP
POLICE SEARCH

NEW YORK. Oct. 23. U.P) The
gangland legend that rackctecrs
never aid the police was shattered
cday when Jack Diamond pledged
himself to help find and identity the
men who tried to kill him.
Diamond, at hospital suffering
from four bullet wounds, told his
avn story of the shooting i'll room
so in the Monclccilo itotel 20 Bis
MET Attorney Thomas Cram.
He came from his home at Acra,
y Y. on Thursday, October 9, and
went in for "a good deal of drink
ing. he said.
Two friends visited him on the
following sunday when he was in
lis room s31 with Marion Roberts,
and left after half an hour. He re.
fused to divulge their names be
cause, he said, they had police rec
ords lie prlN.sed to identity them
later, however
After they had gone he said he
stretched ont on the bed III room s2@
and slept for about an hour. He
WAS awakened by a noise in the
hallway and saw three or four men
standing III the doorway. He said
bullet stunned him but he re.
mcmbrrcd he WAS not kicked or
beaten.
He added, Grain said, that when
he was able he would attempt t.
identify the gunmcn from rogues
gallery photographs.
The district attorney summarized
diamond S story as the truth-but
not the whole ruth