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New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
AT THE CAPITOL

The greatest comedy team on the screen today IS coming to the Capi- tol thearer tomorrow at 2 p. m. in Hold Everything" the Warner Bros. and Nitaphone version Of the big musical comedy success. This team IS composed of Winnie Light ner and Joe E. Brown. AS a pair Of scrappy lovers they make this picture an absolute riot Of fun
 Winnie uses the same boisterous tactics that made her the hit Of Gold Diggers Of Broadway" and Il IS easy to imagine what happens to Joe Brown every time she catches him flirting with another girl.
 AS musical comedy star, Winnie Lghtner has long been a familiar figure, singing one of her rollicking blues songs before prancing line of beautiful chorus girls. For three years she was one Of the stars Of George Whites Scandals" and also appeared as the featured player in Gay Farce"
 Now she duplicates her stage ap- pearances in Hold Everything" the all-color Nitaphone production re- gently com pleted by Warner Bros.
 Other prominent parts in this hilarious all-talking musical comedy are played by Georges Carpenter famous French boxer, Joe E. Brown, Sally O'Neil, Edmund Breese, Dor othy Reyler, Bert Roach and Jack Curtlss. Roy Del Ruth directed.
 Tonight will mark the farewell showings of those two good fea- lures. Big News starring Robert Armstrong, and Billie Dove in "A Notorious Affair"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
Sir Thomas Lipton, 80
 Tomorrow. After Cup

London. May tP-Slr Thomas LiPton. 0Aose greatest amh.Ion no" IS. as t has beer for tre last 1uar- Ter Of century or more 10 lift he Amerlca's cup. will he sa years old tomorrow.
 Slr Thomas plans 10 -aEs r.s airthday celebration uE.ue n ~.'l nls yachting acrrites. The veteran cup seeker nlH spend th= day aboard his yacht the Erin of SoG--ao. r'on. where he ns.' watch tl--rer 'r,a Of his 1en. challenger. tee sham rock V. with which he hops s- n.s fifth venture to capture ,ae car
 My ambition s.u t~ 10 rne back the Amer.oa.s cup" hz sad today. T so o4. 70 do #. mean 70 do it. Wt-h Shamrock Y I re- Neve my ambition a+ last "tu be- achieved
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
TWO LOCOMOTIVES CRASH
 AND FIREMAN IS INJURED
Engines Sideswiped at North Chelmsford, Mass.-Milk Train
 and Freight Involved

North Chelmsford, Mass, May 9 tP-Two locomotives sideswipeI each other near the station of the Boston & Maine railroad here early today severely injuring the fireman in one cab. First reports were that the engineer of one had been killed. They were later denied.
 Guy H. Stearns Of Claremont. N. H, fireman Of a southbound New Hampshire Boston milk train, vas taken 10 the Lowell Corporation hospital with serious injuries
 The engine Of the milk train hit the engine of north bound freight which was swinging across from the main line to the Aver Junction cut over Both engines and two cars tipped over, blocking both tracks.
 The accident occurred at 4.30 d. m. during a heavy fog at the scene The engineer of the milk train was Chats Mckay, while Roy Percivdl was engineer of the freight train.
 Railroad officials began an inves- tlgatlon.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
City Items

Nov s the tin.e-Blossonl' 5 corner IT'S Gar1ens. tha place for Canter- bury Bell and Painted Dalsy plants. Prices lon-25 Pennington Ave, Plainll.Iz. Conn -advt.
 Lieutenant McCue received a tele- phone call at l2.21 o'clock thls morning that there vas man un- able 10 take care of himself on 8 lawn al l0g Lyons street. but when Officers Tlerney and Brophv arrlv- ed they ourd nobody
 Orchestra. dancing al Edd,e,s. E=r.la Turnpike. Wed. and Sat. nights -a1Nt.
 Vets flowers on sale 4zo West Man -r and at Greenhouse. 8 Fern ~r Special reduced prices on cut ao~sr- a-1 pc.-ad pla0rs for N9.rss.z la> r.. iso, or sl-5-
 -n=-e will he ue~e-. dane. to- nter- a- Bremen 5 hall Foresnlll-. -5<a1 9~Ga. --e -Gsr'-as 0s Poys -'r.-- -r.rs~,ra Of Brl.-o-
 w. ~'" rara a comu,et- a--orr- ..-0- 9. l.t flowers and po'.sd plants for Mothers Day. O~dsr .ar-l ppea atsnlrcs. Flower G-asahoas= rtsa stanley g. Tel
 . N &-al--.
 Raymond Eg~o0 Of -Ga Bea. CT street reported ar 're police station roaaz to .e4rn n nal Sergeant t. J. Flynn 1a0-,d h.. for. and was ar- -1=-aE or The charza of non sarpor.. Szreean- ~ltrn had nssa 70 ms home a-r h. Was not a homo.
 Ht4ror7c G-z.ta of -- INmta =-rze- reported 70 -ho pos.a to3w that a.S #-.rE 7-= stolen from hls
 N-= an-4 T~s.sl c: las Lions street 'a., fon Now York today " "a-~a sas ,~.- e@.srH or 3 ship to- right for A-s-~sa She VIII v.sf- p. -are-s a.e n A.--ra and plan~ ID +. SOB. -1-H .a- later parr o. h-.-a-t
 Baarrrn, norofhv Johnson. daugh- '.- oF 1rs and Mrs Edward John sen of 4 Harrison street. observe ] r-~ tnl-1 n,~-h1at st her hone yes ..r1ar 8E-a a reception and party for 11 of aar trends The home was e~at-.tt decorated in pink anI -~ae- Ga--es We're p5asad durrg 'a- a'. r-oo. and refreshments s--= served Guests were r~as=r- <.o7- %or~.ea. Ear,.o-5 and Ncw Crca.1
 4 spe.al .ommr.ee or +h. school -=rart;. CT. -as'er5a. tIs-eG inc Washington a--oo- grounds and IT, -r51-=1 # se--.or O. rha grounds near rarwo5. s-raa.. which tho nar, 3apar.msat ~eeas to use for nsdtng aoo. and pl-E-~o.-t 7urro-es The committee -Gu recommend 70 the school ta7ar-~=n. tonight t5ar tho .raH7."r .'. Ha4@.
 Tae police were notified today that 41 attempt vas made last nlgst ID break .rto Lan~er- hardware =,o-s st -4 Easr Man stree. The ~.4== n t.. -sz- 17or vas smashed IT. -7e ar-o-~t.
 The roaaa ware notified this fore noon -a#' +aere was q tght at Broad and Wzslmr-on streets. but Officers r.f5la- and Kennedy reported TO
 ea os 2 tt urbaaee when the zr- rse5
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

screen at the height of his popu- )arity. Talking pictures have been introduced since his scores of suc- cessful silent films, and they havt not found Dix wanting. In fact. he is even better suited to dialog films than 10 silent plCtures-the result Of extensive stage training.
 The screening IS continuous from 12:30 until II ?. m, daily with Fox Movietone News. Comedies an1 Selected Subjects. 4 special matinee daily from 12:30 until p. m. makes 1t possible for you to enjoy any seat in the theater at the sam price.
 On Monday evening the manage r7ent will present five complete sets of the most beautiful dresser ware free of charge. They are now OH display in the lobby.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
C. A. R. Names Officers
 At Willimantic Session

Wtlllmant!r. May z tLP1 - Offl- rers and delegates 70 the August na- "onal co7vantjon at Cincinnati were elected by the state department. Grand Army Of the Republic. at the closing session Of irs 63d annual roa~anuon here today
 Prank 4 Cargin. Bridgeport. 7as a1ar'ed department commander.
 Other officers chosen were. Sen- -or vice commander. Lewis L. Baker, <aw London: junior vice comman- aar. E3'ha1 Coe Har'ford; medical director. John H Patterson. South Nor"aIs, department chaplain, Henry ". BurriIl Hartford.
 The following delegates 70 the ronve1t,oa were chosen: Charles Do.z.1-e. New Haven, Thomas BraeEsu. Bridgeport; Henry L. La0hroa We'uersfeld. Eugene Dav- s1son. Mer.den, and Homer F. Eortrr-p Waterbury,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

lyn childrens museum; Nathan Straus, philanthropist and Dr. George Richards Minot, director of the Thorndike Memorial Laboratory, of the Boston City hospital,
 Testimonials accompanied the awards.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
Four Persons Are Given
 National Institute Medals

New York, May (UP)-The an nual gold medals of the National h. stitute of Social Sciences were awarded last night to four persons whose achievements have been out standing in their professions.
 The awards were given to Profess sor William Lyon Phelps of Yale university; Miss Anna Billings Gal lup, curator-in-chief of the Brook
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
CHILDREN OF PLEASURE
 AT STRAND

Society and New York's Tin Pan Alley" are contrasted in Metro-Gold- wyn- Mayors new musical film, "Chil- dren Of Pleasure" which IS at the Strand theater today and Saturday. The picture depicts the romance of Danny Began. Broadway song writ CT, with Patricia Thayer, heiress of the Thayer oil millions. While Dan- ny is courting the frivolous Pat, his secretary, Emma Gray, who is madly in love with him is trying 10 keep her heart from breaking,
 Everything leads up 10 a big wed ding rehearsal scene at the Thayer Long Island estate where Danny overhears Patricia tell Rodney Peck, an old flame, that she is only marry ing the song writer as an "cNperi- ment" and doesn't really expect that the marriage will last very long.
 Danny makes a scene and then tries 10 drown his misery in Iquor. When hc doesn't make his usual ap- pearance at the office, Emma looks for hira and finds him in his apart ment in q state of despair. When she tries 10 patch up the quarrel between Pat and Danny, he realizes TOT the first time what noble character Emma has and that he loves her more than anyone.
 There Is also an excellent program Of vaudeville featuring five offerings including the Stanley Bros, and Atree, continental aerialists; Pearson Bros in Rhythm" Jack Janis Co. in variety offering; Billy Greene and Clifford In But is it Art and Armand DeNora Co. in Music and Dance Jn!que."
 Beginning Sunday the big party of the stars Paramount on Parade will be offered for four days
 | SE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
BRITTEN OFFERS
 NEW NAVAL BILL
Measure Would Build Up to
 Farley Standards
Washington May 3 .7-A naval

Washington. May 2 PA naval construction bu. 10 authorize the eX- oendlture or saos.aaz.h'e for the purpose ot building ID the ArHrl- ran navy 10 tt= t.3 strength per- rttted by the London treaty gas prepared for fnr-odlc..on ro-ay by Chairman Brtfen O. .5e aoGzz naval com r1rtt=e.
 Making pubic tez ITO. Ez.o-s e he measure. h. asserted -rz- TO treaty at a' 1as better nan o-e which resulted tn r~ormal= H0s- 7ursemzrrs for 'z-ps c5 Er.- sa preference and reiterated his .a- tertlor o- holding A-a..z-=-- --.-- ,nEs" 10 determine vre-.ar ...s ...- gram 05t. 4rog=r.E r"or#-e or a- lonaI da-e~sa ln an s-n7"---.}
 The measure. based or -gu-as ---- rlsred by Secretary Adams "out zutHc-tz- tt= cons .gc"or Of -.... tons IT uEhr s51-lrcr gun cr1.ssrs st rozt Of 2t5- ..ao.s 55.a"h rons h 1eztroyers ar a nost Of &-5".- 100000. 4@Eo0 ions ?. zuhnarres st cost ct S--- and 1a- o01 -o-s n z!rc~str ca-rlars. 70 cost s35.naonra The e<7e--l-5ra= 70-.I oe speead oyer 2 Qerro1 Of etE1, vss~s-
 Added IT. Program
 These figures -o.a.a~z E+r- '".- 1c1. 5-l--s~ sad "sr- IT. aa..aou . co1str-suoa cosu-- f+&tte5.o"# already a-thcrlza1 ~lth r1e result nat Sa3f1aS. .h1- must H= spent be- lore ue .40 zctte~4 sHe7 -zaor=r- tcaI party or -1a sra- r-c G~r-t Britain
 Like Chairman Ha.s Of t1z senate naval c0nlrtfa-. Rr.reu believes that the treaty involves 3 ta0ar-"ra rom th4 established Amerrea2 ro-- lrv. of buI5.rg ID ta- 0asc O '"- oo0 lon cruisers O erGEt--1ch guns and I nl6- c~ltzirz radius.
 "It IS my intention he sad TO al nan Of the highest ranking officers Of rhe ra~. for -he. r."- soral views or tha 7.=dor ot .oo- struc-.rE a lot ot u@E- r~-5s-r= heretoEora held urdaslrs 5ls for American use'
 Hearings Begin Tuesday
 Similar hearings are 10 h. bald by the senate naval con-wr'-a". They are 70 begin next T2esaaE and # Is planned that Secretary Adams snail he t-a 6-s- ze.-0a-- Br'rten plans to begin his bearings short" afte-ward in orde~ --s- t17 senate may haEa the l1fo-ma'.or 0ro1aee9 by the sessions for t's guidance in considering the treaty.
 The foreign relations aow0.'-'aa of the senate. 70 which -ra tr1a'.. was referred -s .o has-o is hear ,nes or Norda~ 7'rh Secretary stimsor who sarvad 7s chief dele gate q. the London conference. eE- blaming the provisions Of +ha nar. and tHe events 1eat.-E up +7 .az agreement
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
Cheshire House Burns
 With S5,000 Loss Today

treshIr77 NaN --7-I "--- T-TH family n-ssEfast "as ns.nE cooked. this morning fire rasga fr tha chimney oC Br=scoa Woo3to.s. house tn The Brooks Vale section and q little la-rr 1t lad been entirely burned. WooltorE ire. 70 put out the fire with buckets Of water ard then had a quarter Of r.a 10 go 70 tele1rore 10 ~al znpa~a;....
 This delay sa-e inc tsa aeado ay. The children were taken o-- nir7- out harm The loss a4- about 5t.- 900, with Hrr.e .1sgs an.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
FRIGHT cArsED BRokIN NLcK

Kent. May 1 lLP.--i.aa nluar5u of the body O Frede~.rE spoore- 1s year old Danhury Trade school student. who nss found dead ln inc cellar after lightning had struck fine home of William Ham~eu here, re- yealed today that Spoorer 1as not killed by Iightnlng but received a broken neck while l.mr.1g from fright. Apparently fhe togta jump cd when the bolt crasrad mo '-r house, where he mas us.~.~- Tho electrical system His forehead struck beam and he ~as hurled 10 the concrete floor.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
CASE SETTLED FOR s23n0

Settlement to~ 5-o.H vas etts~.-3 0tr or court Tesr--171 in the acton brought hE Roger Sash E- Door Co. Q. th|s cIt" a@sins- 4 J. White Of "er.de- on S2.d0o assignment. a-'o-ro, Thomas J. tahelus re7rs- s-n-ad 're pLslEr-: and Attorneys ao7tan Peek ot Hartford Mor~.s Wider Of Na-tden and rhsrl IS HaUl.ton e Ne" Haven repree rteI -1H defendant
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
GREENFIELD RESIGNS POST

E-e Haven. May Q 5UPf-Kert Roberts Greenfield has resigned as assistant professor or history at Yale University 10 sco-a, q full pro tsssorshlp and crajrr arsh5p 0. th= a.s'o-E department at Johns Hop &lnz university, Ba-'lmora. Md. 't "aF announced today GraanfeH ".- succeed tha late Professor J. Na-.onl TlrreE
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
SPRAGUE ID ACCEPT FUNDS FOR NASHUA
Local Red Gross Will Aid Vic.
 tins Of Coniagration

The New Britain chapter of the American Red Cross has received a telegram from national headquarters asking that contributions be accept et here for the relief or victims Of the Nashua, \ H. confagratlon.
 Contributions will be accepted by Leon A. Sprague, treasurer The telegram reads as follows:
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
HEATS STAMFORD PETITION

1ar"or1 May g Ip-The DubIic utilities commission today heard the application of the Stamford Water n9mpa0g for approval Of its petition tor The pGrch .ea of the outstanding eaU-taI stock of the Shippan Wa'er < Realty oupanly
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
SNPHOMORES MN RACE

New Haven, May (P--The first sophomore class crew by defeating the first Yale Junior crew by three lengths yesterday won the right to TOW the cham pionship class crew of Harvard, the Henley distance at Derby May 4
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

The egg-eating snake of South America has it's teeth situated in its backbone. Eggs are swallowed whole and crushed afterwards.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
" Peter Crona. A. E C. t7& Main St,
 NaN Britain lonn.

'TaIographlc report from Disaster Dnrac'or Maurice Reddy at Nashua states number Of families affected greater than previously estimated. Three hundred sixteen families lost al or large part possesslons.. lnsur- ance not carried by large number Practically no insurance on house. hold goods. Fifteen hundred persons homeless and net loss of families ap- p-oxlmately one million dollars. Large relief fund absolutely neces- sary Your chapter should use every eEort 10 press campaign and secure as large contributions as possible. Funds received should be remi'ted Elliot Carter. chapter disaster chair man Nashua daily
 JAMES L. FIESER
 Vice Chairman
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
Railroads to Carry
Golf Bags Free
Of Charge

Golf bags are now regular
baggage-at least they will be
officially recognized as such by
the railroads beginning De
cember l.
Railroad officials said today
that the increasing popularity
of golf had resulted. in so
many golf bags accompanying
passengers on both business and
pleasure trips that golf bags
would be accepted as baggage
and checked without extra
charge, beginning December l.
Heretofore golf bags have not
been considered within the cate
CORY Of hand baggage, which
may be checked on a railroad
passengers ticket. The excess
baggage charge will be elimina-
ted after the first Of next
month.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
5 Fdel La Barba Fauored to Ouclas Taylor Friday Nigh
Penn State Eleven
To Wind Up Season
With PantherS

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Nov.
25.-With the record for the sea-
son standing exactly even, three
victories, three defeats, and two
ties, Penn States football team
will close it's schedule on Thurs
day of this week playing the
Pittsburgh Panthers in the Pitt
Stadium.
The game will be the thirty
third meeting between teams
representing the two institu-
tions.
With a practice yesterday af.
ternoon and another today the
Lions will complete their prep
aration for Thursdays game.
The team will leave Wednesday
morning for Pittsburgh, the
entire squad making the trip.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25

cersburg won in a 19-to-6 game,
a contest which was not so one
sided as the score indicates. The
remainder of the losses were
down right one-sided. however
Staunton won in 38-to-0 tilt,
MasSanutten triumphed by Is to
0, Baylor scored, % to 7 and
William and Mary Freshmen
registered, 20 to 0.
The P-Streeters scored i'm
presSively in their three vic,
tories. Business was defeated "a
to 0. Tome was set down, . to
o, while Gettysburg was squelched,
60.
This much must be said about
the team despite its poor season.
Injuries to players hit it fire.
quently and took away from It's
punch, no matter how many or
how good the reserve material on
the club was,
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
P RICE QUIT s
BEARS

BERKLEY, Calf, Nov. 24.-C.
M. CNibs'O Price today is a free
agent.
Last night he resigned as head
football coach Of the University
of California.
Arthur Arlett, student editor of
the Daily Californian, recently
ousted for his football editorials,
has been stimuli t aneously re-
instated.
Price, in passing, commended
his gridiron proteges and staff
but was inclined to score the
alumni for its lack of support.
The alumni committee was in
structed to reengage Price as
basketball coach. He has piloted
several championship court quin-
tets.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
DennenGy Hurt
As Team Scores

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov. 25.
The Chicago Shamrocks returned
to Chicago today after defeating
the Minneapolis American Hockey
League team by a 3-to-0 margin
here last night 1t was the sec
ond league defeat suffered by the
Minneapolis team.
Dennenay, right wing and star
for the Chicago club, shattered
his hand in the second period in
a collision and probably will be
out for the season. Minneapolis
stemmed the Shamrocks attack
for the first Is minutes.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
kLE|SATH TOPS
P. D. BOWLERS

Mailing and R. M. S. made
"whoopee" in their Postoffice
Bowling League clash. when R.
M. S.l established seasons
mark for high game-596. Mail
ing, not to be outdone, raised
high set to 1909. and by more
consistent bowling, captured the
odd game.
KIeisath and Isaacs had
sets of 353 and 332, re-
spectiveIy. BarthelmeSS, of
r. M. S., starred with 341.
U Street trimmed the Inde-
pendents in two games, despite
Jacobs excellent bowling. ia
cobs has been bowling we'll, as
his 107-16 average attests, and
is keeping in close pursuit of
Kleisath, the leader. Main Of
flee Carriers, holding down the
cellar berth, surprised the Post
masters by taking the odd game
in their set.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
ELECT YANUSKUS

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Nov. 25
Peter j. Yanuskus, of Kewanee.
ILL.,, has been elected captain of
the 1881 University of Illinois
football team. Yanuskus, a half
bcak for the past two years
gained recognition by a S0-yarc
run against Army in 1929.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
LOCKER ST AIRS
WITH 151 CAME

Peck No. / continues its win
ming way in the Georgetown
Church Bowling League by taking
the set from the Calvary Kinnear.
Calvary brakes took the odd
game from Mount Vernon No. l,
tieing them for second place.
LOCKER of Christ Episcopal got
into the limelight with game of
Isl, but his other two games
were mild, lot and 95.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
e. W. Net Captain
Out of Hospital

Mary Detweiler, G. w. net star
and captain of the tennis team,
will leave George Washington
Hospital tomorrow after a long
illness.
Miss Detweiler was runner.up
to Josephine Dunham for the
university tennis title the past
year, and succumbed to Frances
Walker the year previous. Her
illness will not effect her tennis
career.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
DiegeL Lands HOnOrs
In Oregon Tourney

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 25.-Leo
Diegel, Aqua Caliente profes-
sional, today was the open golf
champion of oregon, defeating
Gene Sarazen, New York, in the
play-off after they had tied at
287 strokes.
Diegel carded a SO in the play
off, while SaraZen was three
strokes over that. Diegel was
out in 35 strokes and home in
"a. Sarazen shot a Sc on each
of the nine holes.
The Washington times., 1930-11-25
YOU TIL AIMS
FORSECOND
TITLE
By LES CoNKLN

NEW YORK, NOV. Zo.-Flue! La
Barba, hot on the trail of his
second worlds championship,
should rule strong favorite over
Bud Taylor when he squares off
against the Terre Haute veteran
at Madison Square Garden on
Friday night
The former flyweight champion
climbed all over the sensational
Kid Chocolate here recently,
while Taylor appeared to be
ready for the laundry in losing
to Maurice Hotter on the coast.
Chocolate is favored to re-
lieve Bat Battalino of his
featherweight crown here on
December IL. And the Keed
has promised to meet La
Barba within 30 days time if
he wins the title.
1t form counts for anything,
La Barba should whip Taylor
and then annex the feather
weight championship from Choco-
late. But form has counted for
nothing in the last three bouts
at the Garden. Chocolate, Singer
and McLarnin, three prohibitive
favorites, were beaten in as many
weeks by La Barba, Canzoneri
and Petrolle, respectively.
The shortenders who have been
collecting at such Juicy odds as
three, four and five to one would
jump at similar quotation
against Taylor. They will not
get more than to 5, however.
La Barba's hackers are wary, re-
calling that the Italian was
dropped by Taylor for a count Of
nine in their fight in Chicago
about six months ago.
La Barba absorbed that
belt on the whiskers, went
after the Terre Haute Terror
like a wildcat and won the
decision by Is city blocks.
The Fiddler, who claims he
was caught mapping in that
scrap, says Bud will not get
a chance to land his left
hook this time.
Hunch players figure that Tay-
lor, with d possible shot at the
featherweight title as an incen-
tive, will make a corking battle
Of it. The blond Indiana battler
will have everything to gain and
nothing to lose. A chance at
| Canzoneri's title was the inspira-
ton for Petrolle's best fight in
years. against the supposedly in
vincible McLarnin. Bud will
have an equally potent incentive
to beat La P rba.
Taylor has been campaigning
in the fistic wars for IL years,
engaging in 100 battles. The bat
tle-Scarred Terre Haute veteran,
who was recognized as bantam
weight champion by the N. B.
A., has set his heart on winning
the featherweight crown. He
holds one decision over Battalino
and does not fear the Connecticut
warrior.
If Bud loses to La Barba, it
will be the kids last fight.
eff 1 don't beat FideI this
time then Pm just going to
quit the ring and live on the
comfortable fortune ! have
stored away" he said today.
Taylor has earned $780, 900 in
purses and has saved 100000 of
that sum. In the past l3 months
he has travelled 1000 miles of
fighting territory, meeting all
corners. If Bud loses to Ia Barba,
a grand and game little fighting
man will pass into fistic oblivion.