New Britain herald., 1930-08-07

and William (Battling) Jones who fights in a program ot regular army bouts tonight.
 Keeping 1t Dry
 Further steps 10 keep Camp Dcy- ons safe for the drys was taken Wednesday night when The place said to be the only spcaloasy in Aver was raided. It is understood that the military police aided in the rad. No confirmation was made ol this re- port.
 ~oa Follows Father
 Harry N- Payne. l> Sou c1 H-.or General Morris Payne. third year student in the Citizen Military Training Corps was aWarI-j a medal for being the best in -aup n Rhol4 Island
 Governors in Camp
 Governor William T. Gan.n,r Of Maine will be 3a camp on visitors day and Governor Frank q. Alien ot Massachusetts will #e in camp next week. It IS expected that Governor John T. TrumbuIl of Connecticut will also visit camp.
 Rockies Defeat Non Cons
 The proud ron-conmlss.oneG ot- flcers baseball team O. Company Ii. sometimes referred 10 as LcPo5ar' Fayorttos. went down 10 aa iaz-9r- ous defeat at in. hands O. the rookie ream from the eomrany u-ler the management o1 supply Sergeant Stanley abolOvsEi Last night. Ile score was 23 10 g.
 The rookie OUr.L, was a,reu---l.al 10 a great z&t@at by rrlva.as H1o have been in the lompary's service for several years. First Sergeant Thomas kldat. who usually has the company tanned 90 that they do as he asks, failed 10 retain his magic spell on the baseball diamond He vas knocked ont or fhe pitchers box in the eighth inning but when rc walked off the field dejecsl and beaten his spirits were brightaned when First Sergeant Ed"arl Eas- telIi of Headquarters company pre- sented him with bouquet of flow CTS.
 The r0n-coms were orsrcoaIdcat after their victory over Haadquar- tars company. They claim rLe vic- rory was a tlGEa and arg anxious tor a return match.
 The winners made six runs in the third, seven runs .n rhe fourth and SIX runs in the slH. Pitcher hildgE held the rockies 10 tE-aa runs ic he fifth and one l- he sevantE. The winners lineup was as follows. Whitman, ?: Cagoi. e; O'Brian. -s-: Biggoter, Ind, Olson, ss. F-a1.1 3rd; Hjght, cG; G0rzl<a, l., and Hemingway, rs.
 The losers lineup follows: L. Point, q; Tom Ku54.. r; Fl Htl- duff, e. Howe. ss; W.eau 1s.; KIr- coran, 2nd Lyon. ss: Ber= 3rd; O'Neil, f; and EoIrnloy r..
 Pen Mighticr Than sword
 Frank Brennan has found camp life entirely different than what he anticipated. Two weeks before he left for camp he went camping in q wooded section and took Ions hikes so that he would he in co1di- ton for the hikes in camp, He au- nounced himself in the pink Of con- dirion when he started for Devens.
 Before Company I settled down for the hard grind Of camp te vas appointed company clerk and the only walking he has 10 Lo uoos ss from the firs- sergeaut'z oGce 10 the mess hal. down stairs. Ela said he is going to s-arfl2 rao world with h-s ability as ole finger typ5z..
 >impI>ins is Fire Warden
 Corporal Iran1.s Simpls.as of Company I has uean selected az fire warden Tor his company arI 43u also be in charge or quarters when his company IS drilling. h addition 10 these duties he vsI be in charge of the boilers. If -r. boys from The three New Britain companies do not have hot water for shoWFrs the blame will be placed on Slu7klns.
 First Battalion Hoadquar,ers com pany has as it's fire warden. Private Ned Okenquist who vii. also ha in charge of the c0mpaHE's barracks.
 Corpora. Fred Reindl of Company H has already been aproa-ad. The camp rules provide that each com pany have a represcn.ntl-a on the squad that sgperyises fire prevention.
 speaking of Fires
 Fire! A shrlI vo.ra pierced the cool darkness Of fhe evening. The uem- pers of First Battalion E8dauartars company were peacefully .sIee1 at the time. Immediately four or ttya Of the guarIsua1 jumped from bed. grabbed water hr.aka-s and ucean 10 look for the tlra.
 They saw smoke and 3 small flame coming from one oe rn- cors and immediately ths h.rEa.s ot water went in ifs direction. T-n from the pool of water came the head of Private First Class Joseph PaFauo who demanded 10 know why he was receiving shower just btoause h. was peacefully smoking a cigarette.
 Private Favar5 ts the compary's barber in his spare moments Yosrar- day afternoon he had Corporal Johnny Cook in the chair and was giving him g first class hair cut. H. works at the Burritt hotel barber shop when he is in New Britain.
 Ralph is Guidon Bearer
 Private First Class William Ralph is guidon bearer for First Battalion Headquarters company This is an old job for him. Although he IS in his first year as q member Of First Battalion Headquarters company ne was formerly a member Of Company l where he also carried the com parades.
 Lieutenants Return to New Britain
 Second Lieut.. William Mccormick Of First Battalion Headquarters