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La gaceta., 1930-07-11

Solo I'm desafio Sc verified.
Los gigantes batearon &c hits
y anotaron 10 carreras, vencien
do al Filadelfia, que con IS his
anoto ocho carreras.
Pete Donohue lanz6 por los
glgantes. Chuck Klein, la es-
trella de los "phillies", peg6 su
20 cuadrangular de la tempo
rada, colocandose a la cabeza
de los ''jonroneros" de la Ma
cional.
New York 19c 26h, lie; Fila
delfia Sc, 16h, Be.
III manager de los "roios'
dio aver su Iibertad a George
Kelly, la primera base.
~Desempenara su posici6n
Joe Strip, que venia jugando
la tercera.
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
'i' TT
 East Berlin Items

Mr. and Mrs. C. F. DaIbcy are enjoying q three weeks vacation trip in Florida.
 Rev. and Mrs. A. l.. Burgrron ani son Charles Of New Haven were the guests Of Key. and Mrs, l.. F. Ad- kIns yesterday. More than q score cf their former parishioners visitrG them last evening at the parsonag" \ social time was enjoyed after (which refreshments were served.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Petit are en- tertaining relatives from Boston for the week.
 The church night program schvd- uled for Thursday evening at tha Methodist church has been postpou- ed until Friday evening owing to tn" school meeting at the EcrIiu town hall on that evening. If is eN- prcted that all will attend the town mr"ting
 Th" quarterly conference of thu Methodist church will be held this evening ;,t $ o'clock in the church social rooms. All mcmh, rs or the conference and of thr official board are expected to attend this meeting Rev. W. D, Beach district supcrin~ t"pdcnt will attend.
 The youu% son of Nr. and Mrs Royal Morse is recovering from an attack of pneumonia.
 The Knights of Pythias will mcot this evening at s o'clock at Com munjty hail.
 The Community club will meet tomorrow evening at s o'clock at Community hall.
 The Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist church will serve d sup per in the Community banquet hal! next Wednesday evening, February @G.
 W. H. Payne visited relatives in WaIlingtoFd over Sunday
 J. P. Lewis was a New Britain visitor today.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
brisicI News
BRISTOL AIRPORT
 $ INCORPORATED
Papers FlIel 7his Morning. 10
 U2e East Bristol Field
CaI?,AniNT5 CASE N0LJED

Gnu Pays Costs fer .IlIc"rd .i,,auIt
 On Eo,-Dis.c> Continue to Win
 in City Ira"ur-Ci:y Council and
 Id"ca;ion Ev"rG to Ncct-Notc>.
 Tn" incorporation papers of the Bristol Airport. Inc.. were filed at the otiic" Of the city clerk. Thomas E. Steele. this morning. The document showed that q total of 5.uQo sharrs Of capital stock had been issued. with the sum Of %%,0oo invested by the in- corporators 10 ccmmcuc" business. The incorporutors ar. Morton C. rrcadWaN. treasurer Of the Horton .i'S. Co. Edward lngraham. prosi- dent Of tho l.. Engraham Co. and Fuller '. Barnes president of the Dunbar Eros. Co.. and chairman ot tho board ot directors of the Wallace Barnes C2.
 According to the papers. the firm will own. operate. manage. and con- 'rol lands. buildings. and structures equipment. parphornalia, airpIance Of all kinds, and lIGhlcr-than-air airships. together with %ll utensils implements tools. and equipment necessary for line operation Of an air port, It also permits inc concerned jNcorpor;tOr, 10 fly. operate. control and n8nrlNcr aircraft of aIl kinds and types. one clause shows that the firm will he able to lease the field,
 The field referred to in the docu- mont is the enc located iu East BlIs- tol which Was voted upon #l the re. cent elections, lis cost was $to,no0 Morton (. Trcadway stated this morning that it would be called Ste. phcHaon field in tho future in mrm-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
SCHOOL HEAD HITS
 PETTY POLITICS.
Attacks WOOdin6, Asserting Critic Is TlOubleInaker
SUM FOR BOTH SCHOOLS
Questioned Sl3 1000 Item o. R.. Ma 1arncy Says-COurt Session To- nicht--NlothCrhu Club Meeting: New society to Hold Scs~iUn.

Bitterly dcuomcin@ inc com nunication in last night licrald in which Ralph Woodn% accused the school board Of misrepresentation Daniel MHlarncy, chairman Of the school board, today flaycd the au- tHor and the text Of 1hc letter. ac- cusin- Mr. Wooding of attempting to create trouble so &s ito forcstall ;uy and all possible building pro- grams to relieve the congcstcd and rnsanitaly conditions now prevalent at the kcnsington school.
 "If Mr. Woodng only had as much interest in relieving conditions ut the present school as he appeared to have in the letter, if he had the in- tcroSt of the smaller children at heart. he would attempt 10 cooper ate with the board rather than op- pose it" Mir. Malarney scathingly said in rcbukc. "Docs he think.' he went on. that the school board is entirely oblivious of the congestion in the Ncnsington school. that 1t $ unaware of the dirty. dark. and un- healthy conditions in the cellar of the Kcnsington school where num- l3crs of small children attend make shift classes day in and day out? That the school board hasn't done everything in it's power to do away with the situation in the portable school during the past several years and has been forcstallcd by lot Of pctty politics and trouble makers ''
 Sl3.00O Covers Both schools
 The Sl3.O0U asked for by thc school board and voted on by the finance board is to cover the install lation Of septic tanks and sewage systems for both schools, Mir. Ma iarncy further explained. asserting hat the finance board had voted on he question earlier in the month and following the recommendation of the school board. had advocated an outlay of Sl&.00O for both schools According to the members Of tn" finance board at the tim" ol the ap- propriation. the interior of the >Kcnsngton Grammar school was to undergo transformation and have lavatory facilities installed, doing away with the umSanitarN co HilonS now prevalent. The amount Of money appropriated is to cover the mstalla- ton of a septic tank for each school and a common seepage tank. toGcth- CT with adequate lavatories in both Inc old and the proposed new school. Nr. Malarney says Mr. Woodng as serted in his letter that this $13.o00 covered installation in only the pro posed new buildings.
 Pleased for Cooperation
 Pointing out that the school situ- aton is no longer 10 be tolerated by the state. which has had the port able building condemned. Mir. Ma larncy further asked for Coopcra- lion from the townspeoplc. claiming that inasmuch as they had elected a school board and q finance board they should at least have confidence in the two bodies and not be con- ,antly afraid of having something put over on thcm." The building committee as appointed by the school board consists Of Pardon C. Rickcy, lt. o. Clark and Jamcs EllS-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
QUESTION ALTERNATE PLAN

Hartford, Feb. lS-CarryinE into effect a suggestion made recently for the possible appointment ny IIayor Patterson Of alternate mem bcrs of the Coming Board Of Ap~ pcals to serve it regular members are unable to attend d meeting or are disqualified. Philip A. .Iason, building supervisor. has prepared q communication for Corporatiol ! Counsel solomon Elsnrr #skiu, whether this action can be taken ln.saIlN.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
CHILD FOUND IN SNOW

Everett. Mass. Feb. IS UP)-A boz baby. ljtrIo more than an hour old. was discovered here today lying naked in the snow on the roof of an Elm street grocery store
 The infant Was taken to Massa- chusctts General hospital where doctors expressed the belief that it would live. Indications were that the baby was tound almost immedi- atoly after it WAS placed on the loot.
 
 Germany will make flying boats for d private French company.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

his team is in the best Of form. Sinsbury is coming here with D large delegation Of rootcrs who wil cheer their team OH in it's fight for victory
 In the preliminary game, the fast travelling Pi1inville ''N" team will meet the Hazardvillc five in Hart ford County "Y" league game. Danc- ing will follow the games.
 PlainyiIle Briefs A rehearsal of the minstrel troupe of the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy will be held tonight at 7:S0 o'clock in the basement of the church.
 Mrs. Ida Birnbaum is visiting friends in New York.
 The first meeting of the Parish guild of the Church of Our Saviour will be held on Thursday evening at 1:3p o'clock at the home Of Mrs. James Sinton of West Main street. All interested in an evening group arc urged to attend. All members ci the parish gre welcome.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
H, 5, GLEE CLUBS ID OFFER NUMBERS
Will Be on Program at Parent
 Teacher Meeting
LEAGUE LEADERS TO MEET
Record Crowd Expected at Plain Ni!!c ;ii%h-Sjm.bury High Rattle Mir and Mrs Thomas Morrow Ob>crNC %ith Anniversary.
Ob-CrNC @.th Anniversary,

It was announced today that a special musical program will be Of, fcrcd at the Parent Teacher %ssoc,- ation whist and bridge party tomor- row evening by the Boys and Girls Glcc clubs ot inc Plainvillc High school. The program will be given from to $50 o'clock and will b; followed by card playing.
 IL is expected that the party win he largely attended as the money realized from the affair will be us'i to make possible the future pro grams Of association. This year he association is drvolin% it's nept- ing to health subjects and so far has brought some important doctors and health officials here to address the meetings. Tomorrow night : party will take the place Of the regular monthly meeting Of the as- SOciatiOn.
 Attractive prizes will b. aWardr 10 the highest scorer at each tahl"
 The musical program will be d. follows:
 Northern Eantusia-lIoch, trHnpoi
 solo Jaci, King.
 Flowing River, Chilean folk song. What the Chimney Gr',NoId Carmona-W Wilson, all by the Girls
 Glco club.
 #crcnadc- Schubert and "Cayo1t-
 from Mignon" Huri Bloom. song of the Forsc-Serbjau folk
 song.
 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Negro
 spiritual
 Song Of the Jolly I;oycr. candjsh-
 All by the Boys GIco club.
 Those who do not secure tickr.e at Inc schools may purchase them at tine door tomorrow evening. \ cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend the parry. rhcr.. will be plenty of tables for all who wish to take part in the card pl4y- iu".
 Parents Celebrate. Son inli~ie
 Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Morrow nf Ledge Crest celebrated their 3.tn wedding anniversary yesterday. \ reception was held at their hon., last evening guests being present from Hartford, Manchester. New Britain and this town. < buffet lunch was served. Mr. and Mr, NorroW received several valuable presents.
 Henry Morrow. son Of Mr. aui Mrs. Phones Morrow. enlisted m ih" |. < navy yesterday Ht the navy recruiting headquarters in New II1- vrn. Mir Morrow was on" Of tir l2 men enlisted for the February quota. They were aIl sent to the naval training station at Newport. F. l.. to undergo min" weeks Of military training.
 ,ir Morrow Will b" back home oi.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Wants FUIr-I;oom school

The following communication r"- gardm% the school situation was re- CeiVed by the Herald today;
 ''In regard to our school Situa- ton
 "Why spend $119,ooo when q fonr- room school costing $50.o0V placed nearer inc center of school popula- ton, in the vicinity of the fair grounds. Christian Lane district. would take care of the i2G pupils living within oue-half mile of the district center thcraby eliminating the portable building and the base mCnt rooms in the KruSingt on Grammar school. The late Miss Adele Murray. in a public meeting, at which l was present. proved very cOnClusivcly to the tOWnspcopIc We could send our high school pupils fo nciEhboring cities and our town would save money even though the cost might be SIC per capital.
 "A few years ago W" paid Alo,- o"0 to have our iH>cs cpualizcd by r,Vamariou. Why not spend one on"-thousamdth part of thjs sum. Aluh, to have q capable .prraou come into our town and place each pupil in the school iu which hr belongs This our present superintendent and our school board seem 10 be unable 10 do, Think it over, citizens.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
CHINESE, Ti,I \NIiIu(t\

Shanghai. Feb. IS (PG-Unon'iciaI adyiccs from Tuu@choW today stated that \. II. smith. an American mis- :ionary, had been tried in q Chinese court and fined $loo American money for causing the death of H young Chinese in an automobile ac- ciGCnt.
 X Classified Al in the Herald helps a Whuln .or
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
s,nrnnr Thur. :.nN


 Plans nav" ircn completed a"I cu,ort"urrut to h" %jy"n at G:"' o'clorl Thursday rynin% in '"' parish rou.r l.y tn" Con@r g;uiohtI r}rrch hy tnr N-omaH's I'rderatio@. Tl,r n.nu uiu consist of cold rols pork. potatoes "U Grarin. succotas,L "po!. sauce. roIls pickles. pie aul col',".
 The cutcrt#jnn"n: committee will present q short program Of tahIoHu yan%# and music following the sup per- 1'hr public K cordially invited
 Hec2:lr., N"ro2I Contract }| J. Saa,h ,- Sons, local con lraygin- lum will erect 2r"cu- hou.e loo h5 2s feet for James Ear illa X Sons on Whiting street. This is jnr second ,ontr@cj ,ur local concern has :oq-iycd within tn" las' week. It has been engaged to build u greenhouse iu %ou,uinGou.
 "Hat,!c oI tlr .a.,c''
 Eyerythug i- reIdE for the "n..t ,lo oj the %ao' this evening at the Hish school @yran8..uld when Sims. bury iI@h and inc lor:I high @chooI cl,sI for iit>, p.ace in the Mr.trr: Counccjirut basketball Io"&Ir. Great l interest in the game k pr"yaiIin4 all over the town and sodool aujher- flies expect the l"r.;r.j a.t,udauc ju the history of thr hj.,l school to 1 witness the bajtl,
 l'Einvil" has d &ol}'n opporu- nj,y 10 c1pturc uc cuaiumouship or th" h.r.ur fer the ij-I lime by b.#liu@ sud:huiy tai@ evening, .c the locals ,,or@ 4 ,.m and 70 into ,ij,j piacr, ij la Nrry dou.afm jf any ol ta" ollor t.&ut- in t,;- Iua yu> c@n "oie;u them iu der ".,us.s.
 In the Ilr.l battle between the two "rTr"ations, Sim@bury scored u thriIliu: victory after a five minute overtime period. Coach CaulIrli has been drilling bis team stpadilr for toni%ht's game and reports that
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

worth. all of whom have handled af- fairs of this nature before and arr" entirely competent to handla the present one, he claimed
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
seeking r;0p0~@|~

Proposals will bo received at h." office O. Postmaster James U. [ @h .I' until February g4 for he hire Of 2 light truck without q driver for IL" i'r collecting. dclivorng and rylayiHg mail during the quarter year ending June %a.
 The estimated hours of sory,cr for ;hv quarter will bo 175. about t+'o and q halt hours a week and | hoar on holidays. The owner of tn" 'ru"il will be ,&prr,"d to keep it in a =ar- i.ra"tory condition #t "lI times aII to h"@r a}l rcc"@arN expense '7 u.ain'ain;n- it.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Court session Tonight

An interesting court session will be held in the town hall this eve ming when the usual array of truck drivers and traffic law NioIatorS will be brought bcfNro Judge George GrisWOld. The postponed cases of Ncls Nelson Of New Britain is scheduled for an airing. also. Nel- son Was arrested a week ago and charged with driving under the in tiucncc of liquor His cusc. scheduled for court last week, was continued until this cveninG.
 IL is believed that the case Of Pas Qualc Torso. whose truck hit and fatally injured Charles !. Mueller Friday afternoon on the Berlin turnpike. will be brought before Judge GrisWolI tonight. Frank Quasnicll. who was arrested by Con stable Frank Brown and charged with cv1din" responsibility after h" struck Matilda Marrto last Wcl- mcsdaN evening on the Beech swamp Ioad. VIII also face the judge.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Officers $;"II;

PlainNi!Io Gr"u@" will hold 1~ o@uIar 1cc'in% thjs evening at > o'clock in Grangr hall on Pierce street. "Ori'ir.rs' Night" Will h" on- served. Each otfir'r contributing {" nmmhcr to tEe pro@rH1H. It iS rN- pocted that tH"rr will h" q large 1T tendance or mo}uhnr- present 10 src wh"' T fine prowWu the officers can really present.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

Lot-We.t Harttcrd school ring. Julian. Al6 Park read. West Hart ford. to"ard.-advt.
 %l Maple SD--5 rooms and garage.
 FIainyiIlr--t rooms. ond floor new hou-", all i;n"rorcmcnjs. Tel 3to. -ad1t.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
iib cNing Entertainment

In observance Of the birthdays of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, the Bristol Boys club will present an entertainment at the club rooms on saturday evening at 7:%0 o'clock. The officials Of the organization plan program which includes the showing of motion pie turr* and the serving of refresh lltgi1
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Warranty Deeds Filed

Warranty deeds filed at the office Of City Clerk Thomas E. Steele this mornin" recorded the following changes: From Godfoiy EiouN 10 Matthia and Walter EiouN, a dwcI- ing house. garage and 10.3 acres Of land on stafford avenue: from An- drew Oglaz@ to Frank Iarcmha, land and | building on Red stone hill road ana z; half interest in land and a brick building on Meadow
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Club Meeting

The Berlin Motherhood club win meet tomorrow afternoon %' ! o'clock at the homo Of Mrs Fred 'roup of Worthjn-ton Ridge.
 The Ladies Aid society of the kcnsin"tou Methodist church have lostponcd it's Wednesday afternoon rHcctng this week until Wednesday of next week, whom IL will meet in the parlors of the Methodist church.
 Minstrel Plans Progressing
 The forthcoming American Legion minstrel show 10 be offered to the toWnSpcoplc Of Berlin promises to be one Of the gala affairs of the soa- son. Due 10 the fact that tickets have been selling rapidly, plans for the production to be held over on" day are now being made by the committee ir charge Of production. The first presentation will be made tc the punlic on March 5. followed Ly another performance on March f. The cast of the show. including commanders and past commanders of the Legion, consists of about 1 , men. During the past two months, ever since the announcement came out that the Legion would attempt 10 hold the town spCllbound' with its vast production, the Legion group comprising the members of the minstrel troupe has been faith fully rchcarsiug the scenes.
 The unprctcntious yet comfortable Legion room in the town hall iS filed to capacity during all re- lCarSal5.
 Funeral of (. J. Mueller Funeral services for (. J. Mueller of Orchard road will be held from his late home tomorrow afternoon dt 2:30 o'clock. .;cv. $. A. Fiskc ot the iicrlin congregational church will oniciatr, and ntermrut will be made
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Will Admitted tn Court

Thc will of the late James N Webster Of Burlington avenue was admitted to probate court ycstcrdar. lhIan" |. Webster. a son of the d. ceased. Was appointed adminstrn- to". I'our grandchildren were each hrqu'#thod inc sum of c250 and tA" r'm&jnd"r of the estates goes iG bu3up J. Wth.trr
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Will Confer Degree

NoHN tribe of Red Men Ot south incton will visit Compouncc tribe Of this city at rhe local wigwam to- night to confer the hunters and warriors degree on a large class Of candidates. A social hour will tol-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

ten days leave upon completion Of training before being assigned to il navy trade school or duty upon a man -Of-War.
 To Address Meeting
 Rev. Edward A. Paddock of Idu- ho will speak on "Christim pion- corin@ in the West" at the meet mS of the Women's Missionary so ciety of the Baptist church on Thursday afternoon at 9:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles A. Bunnell Of = Broad street.
 Mr, Paddock spoke at the south and Center Congregational churches m New Britain on Sunday and prov ed to be an interesting speaker. II k hoped that q good sized number or people will take advantage of this opportunity to hear him. IEa is q man Of wide cNpvricncr. Any, onr Interested is cordially invited 10 attend th" mrctur
 it la expected that he will aI.o he present at thr rr:ulr pra,.~ I",'i'n% O. th" EapDlt church ou rhu'"daN ''rniu2 lt 1:I- o'clocl
 Funeral of .in.:n l.. Painter
 Private funeral ,crNjc,s for Joi,n r.. Painter, %i. of = Bohemia strc [. Nho died sunday evening were hrtI this afternoon W o'clock from tine homo Of Alfred Stewart Of -27 W,,a Main street. The body was plIctI in the vault in West cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
J" " dtcIS OINGTNT tnN WNlSt
 Announce I,unampm9ut

The engagement of Miss Anita lie)licr Of 59 Kelly street to Ovila lrageau of 4& Park street has been announced hy the formers parents. Mir. and Mrs. NanLandry of Fall RIver. Mass.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
Church to Prcecnt Minstrel

The young members of St. An thony's church will present a miN- strel show at the High school audi torium on Monday evening" MarGn ; The show. under the direction Of Charles (. Ball promises to be . good one. ltdward Benoit has ben chosen to play the part of inter- loCutor.
 Dancing. with music by the New Departure orchestra. will follow the DCrTOrIlIrpt
New Britain herald., 1930-02-18
speaks in ThOmastOn

Arthur <. Barnes and Thomas A. Tracy, editors Of the Bristol Press. spok' before Q large gathering of r}emb2rs Of the Colloquium club in Thonaston last night. The former. a n,embvr Of the local board of education. spoke on education in the schools and tho latter, who is Bris- tol'S probation officer spoke on the advmrtages of such Il system in a ritv
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-04-26
BRITISH labor
GOVT BACKED
WAR ON S0v|ETS
They Deliberately Hid
Ambassadors Report
On "Persecutions"
His Report Hits Lies
Manchester Guardian
Prints Secret Report

LONDON, April 25.-That the
Shiny Macdonald ''labor" govern
ment took a leading part in insti-
eating war on the Soviet Union un-
der the guise of religious "persecu-
lions" was revealed by the publica-
ton yesterday in the Manchester
Guardian Of the report on religion
in the U. S. S. r. by Sir Esmond
Ovey, British ambassador to the
Soviet Union. Arthur Henderson,
''labor" foreign secretary, deliber-
ately hid the report in order to spur
the war preparations of the imper-
ialists against the Workers Repuh-
lie and to spread the lies of the pope
and bishops who were spreading
hatred against the Soviets.
Ovey's report to the government
is a complete denial of any persecu-
tons.
When asked in the house of COM
mons some time ego, at the height
of the campaign of lies against the
Soviet Union, to reveal Ovey's re-
port, Henderson replied that it was
too shocking to make public.
The bootlicking labor minister
knew the report denied all the fairy
tales about prosecutions, but, in or
der to hide the facts and advance
the war preparations of the i'm
perialist bandits, he suppressed the
contents of the ambassadors state
ment.
"There are no religious persecu-
lions in Soviet Russia, in the strict
sense of the term persecution, +"
says the ambassadors statement.
"The people are free to worship
Continued on Page FiUe)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-04-26
A New Light ON Gl0bal
Tonnage; Mrs. Morrow,S
Flmttey Before the Queen
Bourgeois Dame Throws Historical Light on
Weighty Events
Almost Flops in Front of Mary Oozes Gush
About Miss Macdonald

Startling news was printed in the
New York Times yesterday! Brit
ain has conquered America! Mr..
Denny certainly had it all wrong
when he wrote his recent book. APP
pearances to the contrary notwith-
standing, this is how the matter
stands. The newest evidence changes
the whole aspect of world politics!
The news was delivered in a
speech by Mrs. Dwight w. Morrow,
wife of the famous capitalist-diplo-
mat, Wall Street banker, Ambas-
sador to Mexico, delegate to the
London Conference and future Sem
ator from New Jersey. Here is
voice from the uppermost strata of
the ruling class. Here is the creme
de-la-creme of the American bour-
geoisie. The newspapers hang upon
her words, to get some light upon
the historic happenings in London.