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New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
LABOR ID OPPOSE
 PARKER SELECTION
Organized Workers Protest Judge'S Attitude Toward Unions

Washington. March o9 LP'-The confirmation of Judge John J. Park CT as an associate justice of the su- preme court will be opposed by the American Federation of Labor, which bases it's protest upon his de- cisions in labor cases as a member of the federal circuit court of ap- peals.
 Representatives of the federation arc expected to appear before the subcommittee of the committee on judiciary to which the nomination has been rferred. Hearings arc to begin sometime early next week.
 Green Announces Opposition
 The fedcration's opposition was announced yesterday by William . Green. it's president, who asserted that an examination of Judge Park CTS decision showed that he placed property rights above human rights" Green said that in the Red Jacket injunction case, Judge Parker signed an opinion sustaining an injunction which prevented the United Mine i Workers from soliciting unorganibed
 laborers who had been "forcd 10 sign
 yellow dog contracts The injunc-
 ton, Green added. virtually reduced
 the conditions of the miners in West
 Virginia to point approxmating
 industrial servitude."
 1 "The officers and members of the
 American Federation of Labor" he
 continued, "believe that the attitude shown by Judge Parker in this in | junction case reveals judicial state of mind which totally units him for service as q member of the supreme court of the United States"
 Borah Studio Record Senator Borah, republican. Idaho,
 q member of the Parker sub-com-
 mittee, has been studying the nom- inee's labor decisions and Chairman Norris of the committee as whole
 has been making a similar study but
 neither has arrived at q definite con- | clusion. Senator Overman. demo-
 crat, North Carolina, Parker's state, 1 is chairman of the ub-committee. | A protest against the confirmation of Parker also has been received \ from the conference for progressive
 labor action, through it's president,
 A. J. Muste of New York.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
FAMOUS HORSE DIES
Prudery, Offspring of Turf Classic Winners, Owned By Harry Whit ncy, Passes Away.

Lexington, Ky.s March 20 LP- Prudery, one of the most famous mares of the American turf Dam Of Whiskery. winner of the 1927 Ken lucky derby, and Victorian, which won the Preakness and the Agua Caliente handicap, is dead.
 Harry Payne Whiteny's mare, taken ill yesterday, died after vet crinarians had done all they could to save her life. Frank Jones, of- flee manager of the Whitney farm, announced that she would be buried in the little plot alongside Whisk Broom II, together with her foal, which was by St. Germans.
 Prudery. a daughter of Peter Pan- Polly Flinders, by Burgomaster, won the Fashion, Rosedale, Grand Union, Spinaway, Miller and Alabama stakes. was Second in number others and third in the Kentucky derby. She won seven times in - starts and earned s47,625.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
CLASH IN FINALS
Glcns Falls Academy and Cook Academy of Montour Falls to Bat tic For Schoolboy Title.

Glens Falls, N. Y, March % (P|- On top of the Eastern Scholastic basketball tournament heap after competition against crack teams from several states, Glens Falls Academy and Cook Academy or Montour Falls N. Y, will clash here tonight in the annual eastern tour nament final.
 To qualify for the final test ot supremacy. Glens Falls won from Rogers High school of Newport, R. l., 25 to 22, and Cook Academy trounced by St. Mary's High school of Westfield, Mass, defending cham pions, g to 20. last night.
 Graham McNamee Will broadcast tcnights final over WGY beginning at 7:l5.
 A consolation match between St. Mary's and Rogers High will follow the championship tilt.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
MILITARY PAGEANT
 AT VIRGINIA FORT
Army Riders to Give Exhibition
 in Society Event

Washington, March 29.-tR,- The staid military air of Fort Myer. Nir- ginia. army post gave way to gen. erai festivity today-in the face of invasion of mediaval knights. accou- tired literally in fcudal splendor.
 Waiting the passing of noon to perform brave deeds for the favor Of d satin-slippered queen. the charging knights were among the most skilled horsemen on the reser- vation. They. with a group of so- cial!y prominent cquestriennes. were among the chief attractions of the pasts annual society circus.
 soldiers All Ready
 Assured q full house by advance ticket sales, the 900 officers and sol- diers 10 the last man have a part in the program. While they shined guns and sabre., their wives prepared for open houses. with tea and merry making, between afternoon and eve ming performances and for dancing afteruard.
 Secretary Hurley and Major Gen. eral Summerall. chief of staff, were patrons of the event.
 Boxes in the great riding halt were reserved for leaders of off, cial and diplomatic society.
 A fanfare of trampets and mili. tary bands was arranged to herald the entrance of the pageant, with scores of iapcers following the knights, and with many pages children of the post-bringing up the rear. all swinging around the hall and drawing up before the dias of the king. Chaplain Albert F. Vaughn, and the queen. Mrs. J. W. Cunningham, the wife of major of the post.
 "Combat to Death Planned
 A thrilling feature of the program was a single combat to the death. A litter was ready to bear out the vanquished warrior.
 The pageant over, the program was given over to debutante per- formers. Their part included polo quadrille, and the difficult jumps and swerves of a hunt ride. Among the riders were Miss Marion Jardipe, daughter of the former agriculture secretary and Miss Loranda Proch- nix, daughter Of the Austrian min lster.
 Military drills, a full battalion of artillery ,oarticipatino and ma chin e gun demonstrations, crack pistol ex- hibitions, and breath-takins display of skill and daring in jumps and rough riding, with clown acts sup piled by the soldiers completed the program.
 For the event the soldiers prepare year-round. The proceeds are devot- cd to recreation facilities at the post.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
FORM ATHLETIC CLUB
Frank Niedzwiecki Calls a Meeting For Monday Night to start Dasc- ball Activities.

Frank Nicdzwiecki. who organized an athletic club some time ago, has called a meeting for Monday night at s o'clock at the club rooms at 1S7 Broad street for the purpose of or ganizing baseball teams to enter both the city league and junior city league this season.
 The club will also select name and Manager Nicdzwiecki intimated that the selection may be either Robins or the Republican A. C.
 Those who arc being considered for positions on the teams arc Jo- seph Lipka, Joseph Semeczko. Mi chacl kulas, Stanley kowalczyk. Stanley Partyka, stephen Dabkowski, Andrew Wesoly, II. Walicki. J. Sap kowski. Frank Dobrowolski and William Marczynczyk. Members of the club are expected to attend the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Over so young people attended the Alpha Mu dance held at the Senior high school gymnasium last evening"
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis P. Slade were guests of the Girl Scout troop, and MT. and Mrs. Leon A. Spra que were hosts.
 Troop of the Camp school has added nine new scouts to it's mem- bership. They are Edith Johnson, Mary Jacobs. Driscilla Stack, Nir- ginia and June Mailman. Lucille Dehm, Mary Astrom, Rita Baretta, Rose Gasoline.
 Rita Bass and Gertrude Leubeck and Asa Raspent of troop 5 have passed their tirebuilding for second class.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
LES CANADIENS
 DEFEAT RANGERS
Bitter Overtime Struggle Ends
 in Victory for Montreal

Montreal March o9 tP(-Les Cana diens of Montreal today were one up on their National Hockey League playoff rivals, the New York Rang CTS, as a result of q bitter overtime struggle that broke all league rec ords for length.
 Two hours, eight minutes and 24 seconds after the game had started, Gus Desrivieres. rookie winglnan, took a pass from Sylvio Manwha and shot in the goal that gave the Cana diens victory in the first game of the best two out of three series. The old league record for the length of q game, two hours. one minute, 53 seconds. was set on "Wednesday night when the Canadiens eliminated the Chicago Blackhawks from further competition for the Stanley cup.
 The game. witnessed by 13,o0o spectators. was possibly the most bitterly fought ever seen here Twenty seven penalties in all were mcted out, only six of them in the first two periods. The first goal of the game was scored three quarters of the way through the first period by Murray Murdoch of the Rangers, on a pass from Dutch Keeling. Mon- dou of the Canadiens tied it up after more than 16 minutes of the second period had elapsed. Then fol- lowed more than SS minutes Of scortlcss play before Desrivieres beat Roach with the winning goal.
 The second game of the series will be played in New York tomorrow night and the third. if necessary. In Montreal Tuesday. The winners Of the series will meet Boston Bruins in q series for the Stanley cup.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
DECIDE POLO TITLES
Two of tho Seven National Indoor Championships Will Be Decided At Armory Tonight.

New York March 20 R}-Two of the seven national indoor polo championships will be decided at the Squadron A Armory here tonight.
 In the finals of the intercollegiate division, Princeton clashes with the Array outfit.
 The intcrscholastic title, also will be decided, Hun School of Princeton and the Lawrenceville, N. J.. school having advanced to the final round by victories in the scmi-fnals on Thursday.
 Several games in the other classes include the Commonwealth club of l'oston and the New York Riding club.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
PIRATES ARE HITTING

Los Angeles, Cal, March % P)-- The terrific hitting of the Pittsburgh Pirates is exciting comment up and down the Pacific, coast. Every man on the team. including the rockies, is slamming the ball regularly. Four teen more safetics were added yes terday against the first class oppo- sition-Carlson and Bush of the Tuhc
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
TIGERS START HOME

Tampa, Fla, March 29 P1The Detroit Tigers pulled out of their training camp here today and start cd on the way back home.
 Today's journey took them to Or. lando where they meet the Cincin- nati Reds this afternoon.
 The training season here was un- disturbed by illness. injury, holdout disputes or other harrassments.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
CUBS HOPE TO BEAT PIRATES

Los Angeles, March % P-The Chicago Cubs today still were hop ing to defeat Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pirates made it two straight yester- day by a g to 8 decision gained in the ninth inning when Guy Bush's pitching broke down, and Hornshy and Blair committed expensive field ing misplays. Number three of the series was listed for today.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
STAGE HOT FIGHT

Winter Haven, Fla, March 20 tP) -Denny Southern and Tripp Sig man are putting on hot fight for the regular center field berth with the Phillies. Right now South crn has the edge, but Sgman is by no means out of the picture. 'They'rc both good" said Manager Shotton.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
PLEASED WITH PITCHING

Mobile. Ala, March 29 P)-Man- aser Bob Shawlley at last can point with pride to some first class pitch ing by his rockies. Vernon Gomez and Floyd Van Pelt held the Mo- bile Bears to two hits as the Yan- kees won an easy 11-l victory yes terday. Non Pelt allowed one hit in four innings and Gomez one in five. Gomez famed seven men.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
Three Girls Attempt To Prove Fast Training

Roosevelt Field, N. Y. March % R - Three young women, none of whom had any previous flight experience. took off carly today in an attempt to prove that person can be taught to fly a modern airplane in one day.
 Their initial flight was with in structors, but J. c. Orr, treasurer of Roosevelt Field, Inc. expected each would make solo flight be- fore sunset.
 The three women. who were selected as representative of col, lege, business and domstic wom- of the country. are Miss Dor othy Galbreth, s years old; Miss Esther Wagner, 24. and Mrs. Helen Gillespie, 30, all of Long Island.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
BASS RETAINS TITLE
Worlds Junior Lightweight Cham pion Gi, on An Unpopular Ncrdir, Over Eddie Shea.

St. Louis, March 9 Pl-Benny Bass of Philadelphia, worlds junior lightweight champion in the states where the title means something, retained his title hero last night al though the consensus of newspaper men gave Eddie Shea, slugglng Chl- cagoan. the better of it.. Missourps pugilistic law allows only two kinds o. decisions. either the knockou. punch or the foul blow.
 Each scrapper got over knock down punch ;n the furious milling Of the ten rounds. Bass sent Shea down for q count ot nine in the fifth round with q right to the jaw and Shea retaliated by somersaultins Pass for count of seven in the seventh with a left hook.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
GIANTS HEAD NoRTHWARD

San Antonio, Texas. March 29 (P) The New York Giants were head ing northward today in search of warmer and drier weather. Cold weather prevented them from play ing a soldier team at Kelly field yesterday but Manager McGraw sent the athletes through a vigor- ous workout, his last in San An tonic.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
LAND OUTFIELD BERTH

West Palm Beach, Fla, March % P}-Ted Gullic, and Morris Bad gro, reserve gardener last season, appear to have the call for the St. Louis Browns right field berth, with Gullic getting the call against south paws and Badgro against right handlers. The other position open, third base, remains a tossup be- tween Frank O'Rourke and Sammy Hale. and Manager Killefer expects to alternate them.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
HERMAN MAY SIGN

Clearwater. Fla. March % P,- Babe Herman. still baking over the s15,O00 salary offered him by the Brooklyn Robins arrived yesterday. He may sign on the dotted line be- fore many more hours have passed.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
HE ALWAYS SCORES

Jack Bonner, Temple university's great all-around athlete. never has been held scoreless in three years of basketball competition. He has reg istered at least 8 free throw in 5S consecutive contests.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
League Of Nations
WALSH HOLDING HIS OWN

Meriden. March 29 R-The Meriden hospital reported this morning that Big Ed' Walsh is holding his own. It was stated that he had a good night but as yet it is too early to determine if he is out of danger.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
Speaking s of Sports


 The action of the National Box Ing association in taking steps to force Primo Camera, giant Italian, to meet a worthy opponent or quit lighting in this country, comes as welcome piece of news to most fol- lowers of the boxing game.
 Hailed in many quarters as a heavyweight championship prospect, he has been making a circus tour Of the country meeting all sorts of set-ups and polishing them all off in one or two rounds or less He has scored 13 Enockouts in as many fights against men who have never gotten their names into print be- fore.
 The National Boxing association has appointed committee of three of which State Athletic Commits sioncr Thomas E. Donohue of this state is a member. to investigate his long string of knockouts and reveal the inner workings of his matches Camera has the big business sense. His answer to this move of the N. B. A. is to state that he will meet anyone for purse that is satisfactory. This means that Primo has decided to become rich before he is passe as an attraction.
 Gus Sonnenberg, who with Dick shikat of Pennsylvania. claims the worlds heavyweight wrestling championship, had a rather easy time of. it in defeating Harry Ma mas, mat champion of all the Greeks, in the ring at Hartford last night. The former Dartmouth foot ball guard used his famous flying tackle to down the Greek in the first fall and before Mamas could regain his wits, he was down for the second fall
 Jumbo Gnasdow of this city scored his second successive win by throwing Frank Steinbacker in three minutes and 31 seconds. Jumbo has gained quite a following in Hart ford and he should be regular number on the future wrestling shows there.
 Foot Guard hall was packed last night for the bouts, showing that there is q tremendous interest in Sonnenberg in this section. There were no seats left and practically all the standing room in the hall was taken. Sonnenberg will probably be brought back to the Capital City again soon.
 The Plainfield basketball tourna- ment opens today. No New Britain teams have entered but both the Dixies and Maple Ends of Bristol are entered. These two quintets have added the members of the Bristol High school team to their squads. The DiXies have three of Coach Tommy Monahan's charges while the Maple Ends have two.
 The Burritts did wise thing when they pulled out of the fray. Four or five games a day is harder work than a marathon race,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
HIGH LEADS EATERS

Andy High. erstwhile third baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals. who ap- pears destined to pick up splinters from the Red Birds bench this sea son. leads the squad with a batting games this season. Behind him comes Gus Mancuso. third string catcher, with .462 with the regulars trailing.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29

Stretch" Murphy and Branch Mc- Cracken, high scoring basketball aces of the Big Ten for three sea- sons, turned pro the days after their teams finished their schedule.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
TEMPLE LOSSES LIGHT

The Temple university basketball team of Philadelphia loses but two. players by graduation this year. Temple won Is of 21 games during the past seasona
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
YKEMONTS DEFEATED

The League of Nations basketball team defeated the Tremonts la st night by the score of 55 to 20. Each man on the winning team made II points while Meyers and Dooley starred for the losers. The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29

The action of the National Box Ing association in taking steps to force Primo Camera, giant Italian, 10 meet a worthy opponent or quit lighting in this country, comes as a welcome piece of news to most fol- lowers of the boxing game.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29

The National Boxing association has appointed committee of three sioner Thomas E. Donohue of this state is a member to investigate his long string of knockouts and reveal the inner workings of his matches
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29

Camera has the big business sense. His answer to this move of the N. B. A. is to state that he will meet anyone for a purse that is satisfactory. This means that Primo has decided to become rich before he is passe as an attraction.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29

Jumbo" Gnasdow of this city scored his second successive win by throwing Frank Steinbacker in three minutes and S1 seconds. Jumbo has gained quite following in Hart ford and he should be q regular number on the future wrestling shows there.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
WITH THE BOWLERS
ROGERS ALLEYS

LANDERS LEAGUE (rocotliles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Investment Company. foreclosing
Plaintiffs Liens, upon property
hereinafter described. and placed
In my hands for execution, !. ". +.
Brown, Sheriff OF Cameron Coun-
ty. Texas. did, on the 18th dSy 4
July, A ID. 1880, at ten o'clock q.
m, seize and levy upon the fellow
ing described property. situated in
the City Of Harrington, County OF
Cameron, State Of Texas, to-wtt:
Lot Three CD, In Block One
Hundred Twenty-seyen Q2T), OF
the Townsite OF said City OF Har-
lingen, as sc designated and des-
cribed by the Plat thereof, and It's
record In the Plat or other records
OF Cameron County. Texas;
and that on the First Tue day in
September. A. d. 1880. being the
second day Of said month, between
the hours Of ten o'clock a. m, and
four o'clock p. m. on said day at
the Court House Door OF Cameron
County. in the City of Brownsville.
Texas. ] will offer for sale and sell.
at public auction. for cash. the
ADORE described property, and al
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THE A OF TEXAS)
COUNTY OF CAMERON

Notice Is hereby given, that by
virtue Of All Order Of Sale. issued
out OF and by the Clerk OF the
Honorable District Court Of
Cameron County. One Hundred
Third Judicial District Of the State
Of Texas. on the 25th day Of July.
A. ID. 1880. on a Judgement rend-
cred in said Court. on the secon6
day Of April. A. d. 1890, in Cause
No. el77. entitled, Realty Trust
Company. Plaintiff. VS.. Harrington
Development Company, ct al
Defendants, in favor Of Realty
Trust Company. Plaintiff. and
against Harlingen Development
Company. Defendant. for the sum
OF Two Hundred Seventy-two and
Three H~undredths Dollars (s272.O3).
together with interest and costs of
suit. and in favor of Plaintiff. and
against the Defendants Harrington
Development Company, Mrs. J. II.
Wyatt, and the National Loan and
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

right. title and interest of the said
Harrington Development Company,
Mrs. J. H. Wyatt. and the National
Loan and Investment Company.
Defendants. IN and to said property.
Dated at Brownsville, Texas, this
25th day Of July, A. D. 1880.
w. =. BROWN
Sheriff o. Cameron County, Tex.
BY L. "A. Jagou: Deputy.
6-i2-i9-26-3t-SsiS
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NOTICE TO

Sealed bids will be received BY
the Commissioners Court Of Cam
eron county for l Crawler Type
Tractor rated so II. p, to be opened
September /. 1880.
The Court reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
Address j. j. Bishop, County
Auditor. Brownsville. Texas.
s-5-12-ig-26-3sf0
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE OR LEASE-Desirably
located shipping shed in Donna,
Texas. Located on right-of-way
and very accessible to public. viii
lease with option to buy to respon-
sible parties. tSignedi The Citi-
Gems State Bank. Donna. Texas.
F-I58
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NO DANGER

Visitor: That Is a beautiful clock.
Is IL insured?
Manager: No, but 1t is absolu. ely
safe. There are more than a hun
dred people working on this floor.
and every one Of them is watching
1.-THE Humorist.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE
ESTATE OF J. r. HARRAH, DE-

Notice is hereby given that let
ters testamentary upon the estate
Of j. r. Harrah. Deceased. were
granted TO me. the undersigned, on
the 18th day OF July 1880 by the
County Court OF Cameron county.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required TO
present the same 70 me within the
time prescribed BY Law. My res
idence and Post office address are
r. r. D. No. 4 San Benito. County
Of Cameron. State Of Texas.
s. L. Forren. Executor Of
Estate Of j. r. Harrah. Deceased
s-5-12-19-26-48l2
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hese Want AID Columns Are Bargain Counters for Valley People
TREES. PLANTS AND SEED
MARSH sEEDLEsS rrapefru

MARSH SEEDLESS grapefruit
trees. large sizes for replanting. Al
so have some large orange trees.
Must move nursery stock on account
OF my orchard. some IS low Us rs
cents each. Henry H. Parks. San
Benito. Tex E-2O6
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Bought for Cash. Sold on Easy Tern
Tension Finance Co.

Sailors Of the windjammer days
firmly believed that catching a
shark would insure q fair wind.
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FOR SALE-40,O 900 seedlings. ready
TO 90. Call o. q. Rome. 266. Mis-
sion. F-206