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New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
Greyola, Noted Horse
 Dies at Belmont Park

New 9ork, April 29.-JP)- Grcyola. winner of the recent s25,- 900 added Agua Calientc derby, died yesterday at Belmont park. The for mer Rancocas stable three-year-old lilly was purchased by Raoul Walsh for sl5,00O on March s, and the following day earned her owner s2o,- 200 ill the Agua Caliente derby.
 After the victory, Greyola was shipped east, but became ill and was never put back into training.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
What Congress Is
 Doing
Tuesday

1uCSudy
 Senate
 Debates Parker supreme court nomination.
 Lobby committee resumes prohibi- ton investigation. Commerce committee considers rivers and harbors bill.
 House
 Continues consideration of the leg islative supply bill.
 Agriculture committee considers problem of state quarantine Of live stock and poultry.
 Flood control committee continues hearing on reservoir system of flood control on the Mississippi and its tributaries.
 Interstate commerce committee considers bills to create new federal power commission.
 Banking committee resumes it's in vcstigation of group, chain and branch banking.
 Monday
 opcncu uCUdlc OH IdThCT supreme court nomination.
 Passed two Wagner unemployment bills.
 House
 Passed World War veterans rcha. Utilization bill.
 Began consideration of the lcsis. lativc appropriation bill.
 Refused to consider resolution tt protest against criticism of the house by Senator George, democrat, Geor. gia.
 Flood control committee hclC hearing on Sears proposal for system of storage reservoir on tributaries or the Mississippi.
 Irrigation committee took up bill! to provide loans to farmers on or ganized drainage districts.
 Appropriations committee report cd legislative appropriation bill.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
PARENTS WILL DINE
 WITH GIRL SCOUTS
Spring Banquet to Be Held at
 First Church Thursday Night

The fathers and mothers of the 1 New Britain Girl Scouts will be l guests of the scouts Thursday eNe- ! ming at tho spring banquet in the | dining room of tho First Congrcga- tional church. At present 2l0 have signified their intentions to attend. | Tho troop of Girl Scouts meeting in | the church will assist the committee in charge of the event in setting tables and decorating.
 The program for the evening will | begin at 7:S0 and will be open to the public. The banquet will begin at 6:30. At 7:30 there will be a Court | of Awards with Mrs. Joseph Merritt | and Miss Nellie West of Hartford presenting the badges to the scouts. Following the Court of Awards there will be q dance by Miss Edith Dem- ing of Berlin. Miss Oleda Schrotthy of tho national staff in charge of | dramatics and pageants will speak. There will be another dance by Miss Eva Hyde of Berlin. One of the in i tercsting features of the evening will be the orchestra of six sisters, four of whom arc Girl Scouts in the Der | lin troop. This is tho Baratticro or chestra.
 During tho spring vacation Troop of tho First Congregationl church and Troop of the First Baptist church held food sales. Both sales were successful, and both troops will be able to send scouts to the Massa- chusetts State Review May r., which was the purpose of the sales.
 At tho meeting of Troop 13 of St Mary's church held last night there was troop nature game contest This was won by Geneyievc Lukow ski, Irene Flood, Peggy Link, Jenny Bcrti, and Rose Lcntinc.
 Troop of the Lincoln school took advantage of the warm clear weather to hold it's troop meeting outdoors. Tho troop laid a trail up through the woods to the canal and along to the reservoir.
 There will be regular drum corps drill at tho Boys club this Friday at the usual time.
 All troops arc beginning their meetings again after the spring re- cess Several troops took advantage of clear weather to hold outdoor meetings and where the schools were closed for vacation meetings were held just the same, outdoors. Troop 16 hiked to kensington, Troop Of the Camp school hiked to Sunset Rock. and Troop of the First Bap- tist church hiked to the site Of the old mill at the Chisel Shop pond in Kensington. While there one of the scouts picked up an old coin which upon examination proved to be Span ish but the corroded dirt made it impossible to determine the datc
 A group of eight scouts passed their cook test in tho kitchen Of the South Congregational church kitchen last night under tho direction of Mrs, Jane Barker. Tho girls purchased prepared. and served the light meal that contained properly balanced foods.
 Reports on a hike of seven miles taken by girls of Girl Scout Troop No. fl, the Narcissus troop, through kcnsington last Friday, will be made at the meeting of the troop tomor- row evening.
 All reports on tickets for the com ing Girl Scout banquet will be made and songs rchearscd at the same time.
 It is reported that about 40 par ents and scouts of this troop plan tc attend tho banquet Thursday night
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
SUFFERS BROKEN NECK

Washington, April % (UP)-- Despite a broken neck suffered when ho was thrown by his wrestling op- ponent, Jack Roller, 40, Seattle, re- fused today to enter hospital. He was taken to a hotel where doctors pronounced his condition serious. The wrestler was injured in a match here last night with Jim Londos, Chicago heavyweight.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
HOME RUN OUTBURST
Circuit Hitting By Chicago Cubs Plcascs Fans But is Expensive for Watch Manufacturers,

Chicago April 70 P-Homc run outburts by the Chicago Cubs arc t. source of great satisfaction 70 Northsidc fans, but promise 10 be- come expensive for d firm of watch manufacturers.
 Tho concern offered a wrist watch for each home run by q major leagucr in either Cubs or White Sox parks, and today was in debt twice to Gabby Hartnett who got pair yesterday and owed one each 10 Cliff Hcathcotc and Pitcher Charley Root.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
MAKES PRO APPEARANCE
Allie Wolff, Former Eastern COllcgi- ate Middlewcight Champion Fights Again Tonight.

New York, April 29 P)-Allic Wolff, former eastern intercollegiate middleweight champion from Penn State, makes his second appearance as a professional in a six round bout against Georgie Deschncr ct Newark, N. J., at the Broadway Arena tonight.
 Wolff's first start as a pro was against Jerry Garfield of New Tor; two weeks ago and he was declared the winner on technical knockou; when Garfield became disgruntle 1 end declined 10 continue.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
MEET IN BOUT

Holyoke, Mass, April % (CP)- Eddie Elkins of New York and Lope Tenorio of the Philippine Islands, lightweights, will meet in a 1O-round bout at Valley Arena here next Mon day night, it was announced today by Promoter Homer C. Rainault.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
Francis NarkOn Will
 Wed New York Dancer
Especial to the Heralt

ISpeolaI 10 tne TeraIdJ
 New York, April 29. Francis Narkon, of 5o1 Main street, New Britain, Conn.,. and Miss Rose kup- chik, q dancer, of SG1 Eighth avenue, New York, were granted a license to marry at tho municipal building here today. They stated that they would be married this month in tho church of St. Malachy.
 Mir. Narlon was born in New Brit ain, the son of Andrew and Martha Narkon Miss kupchik who is the daughter of Peter and Christina Kupchik, was born in New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
Campolo to Challenge
 Winner of Heavy Bout

New York, April 29.-(UP)- Nittorio Campolo, Argentine heavy weight, today announced that he would challenge the winner of the forthcoming Jack Sharkey- Max Schmeling bout at Yankee stadium, June 12, and if his challenge is not accepted within five days will re- turn to Argentina.
 Campolo rejected the Milk Fund committees offer of $20000 to fight in the Sharkey- -Schmeling semi final and countered with an offer 10 fight for S50,000. .
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
WOLVERINES IN DRILLS

Ann Arbor, Mich, April 29 (UP) Coach George Vecnller of the Uni vcrsity of Michigan basketball team has been holding spring practices three times each week. Members of the past seasons freshman squad have been reporting regularly for the drills.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
Standing
Games Today

Pittsburgh at Chicago. Brooklyn at New York. Boston at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Cincinnati.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29

The Burritt A. C. met last night and appointed q committee Of three to select club rooms and to solicit members. The club will be reorgan- 1zed as a unit on the same lines un- der which it used to operate. An other meeting will be held Friday night at which time officers will be elected for the coming year. The club plans to enter the baseball field in big way this coming season.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
Games Tomorrow

Pittsburgh at Chicago.
 St. Louis at Cincinnati. Boston at Philadelphia. Brooklyn at New York.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
l I CHICAGO
z-Batted Tor Petty in 5th

z-Batted Tor Petty in 5th.
 HzrBatted for Spencer in 9th Pittsburgh 900 031 000--4 Chicago 2l0 OOl c1x-7
 Two base hit: lIemslcy. Three base hit: Cuyler Home runs: Heathcote, Hartnett 2. Root. Double plays: Bartell to Suhr; Bell to Hornshy to Grimm Bases OH balls: of Root 1. off Spencer D. Struck out: By Root g. by Petty 5, by Spencer ]. Losing pitcher Spencer.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
Standing
Games Today

Albany at Hartford.
 PittSfield at Allentown. New Haven at Springfield. Providence at Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Brooklyn 6, New York 4. Chicago ', Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia '. Boston f. St. Louis s, Cincinnati 2.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
Games Tomorrow

Philadelphia at Boston. New York at Washington. Chicago at Detroit.
 Cleveland at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Toronto 1, Jersey City 0. Rochester 9, Newark ,. Buffalo s, Baltimore 4. Reading ', Montreal ,.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29

H"bdIlCU IOV NTIH III btN.
 zZ-Batted for Eckert in 4th
 zzz-Battcd for McWeeney in Sth. St. Louis Ulc 600 Uo0-S Cincinnati %. GOO l00-S
 Two base hits: High. lieimann Cue cinelo. Ford. Double play: Stripp. Ford to Stripp. Bases on balls: Off Mitchell ?. Bell ?, Eckert 4; McWeeny ,, Ash l. struck out: By Mitchell l, Bell 1, Eek srt l. McWceney ,. Winning pitcher: Mitchell. Losing pitcher: Eckcrt.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
Games Tomorrow

Albany at Hartford.
 Pittsfield at Allentown. New Haven at Springfield. 2. Providence at Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Albany 19, Allentown 9.
 Springfield 1, Providence 0.
 (Other scheduled games played as part of doublc-hcadcrs ycstcrday).
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
Games Today

Games Today Philadelphia at Boston. New York at Washington. Chicago at Detroit. Clev veland at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Acstcrday

Games Yesterday Philadelphia 5, Boston 4. Washington 6, New York ,. Chicago 9, Detroit z. Cleveland 5, St. Louis 1.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
Standing
Games Today

Games Today Toronto at Jersey City, Rochester at Newark. Buffalo at Baltimore. Montreal at Reading.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29

Battalno fights again on May , In Philadelphia against Earl Mastro who holds a decision over kim. Bat talino had an infected middle finger on his right hand when he last met Mastro and this caused him to lose. He wants revenge and he will prob ably get it if he fights then as he fought against Graham.
 Fight fans in this section are anticipating a title battle at the Hurley stadium in Hartford this coming summer. A battle with Kid Chocolate, Cuban sensation, for the title. would be ono of the biggest 1lstic features ever staged in this state. The logical thing for Batta- limo to do now is to meet the Cuban for the featherweight championship.
 The fistic world will be well split over the probable winner in this set-to. Many will string along with Battalino after his decisive victory over Bushy Graham while many others will give the champion no chance at all to win against the Cuban.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29

We understand that Graham had a close squeak in the bout because he had been. warned that should he lose the fight on a foul, he wouldn't receive any part of his guarantee. conway could have stopped the fight according to all standards of the ring. The blow was foul and was very damaging.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29

When this was landed, Battalino was very evidently hurt and hut badly. However. the featherwcisht champion didn't want to win the bout on foul and he got the referee Billy Conway immediately and told him he was ready to con- tlnue. Almost the next punch was the one that floored him.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
SENATOR'S LEADING
 AMERICAN LEAGUE

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New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
$ pc aking of Sports

Manager Clarence Lanpher of the New Britain Basketball team will at tend tho meeting of the American league in New York tonight. The meeting has been called for the pur- Bose Of organizing an eastern scc- tion Of the league.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29

New Britain is the only city ill Connecticut that has been invited to enter a team in the circuit and the chances arc very bright that this ctiy will be q member of the American Basketball circuit next season.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-29

There has been great deal ot speculation about the knockdown ill the Battalino-Graham fight at the state armory in Hartford the other night We are of tho firm belief that Graham would never have scored this had not the blow just preceding 1t been a foul blow.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
Ell MENSAJE DEL PRESI-
DENTE MACHADO
Los derechos que pierden los
ciudadanos cubanos

Habana, Oct. 4.-El pueblo
comenta en- t0no de burla ell
texto del mensaje del presi-
dente Machado al congreso,
que dice: Propaganda sedicio-
sa conocida del publico y fran
ca Y aDiertamente diseminada
en- la capital de la repGblica
bajo la oportunidad quizas de
recientes medidas inspiradas
por mi devotion a la libertad
civil, me obligan ahora, con
profundo sentimiento, pero de
acuerdo con mi deber de pre-
servar la paz p1blica a pedir
a este honorable congreso una
icy que me autorice a suspen-
der en- parte 0 en- TODD ell te-
rritorio de la naci6n las garan-
tias referidas en- ell artfculo 40
de nuestra constitution. Esto
permitira a nuestro %gobierno
adoptar medidas de preeau-
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
IL PROFESSOR CLAUDE GE-
NERO AVER 20 KILOWATS
DE ELECTRICIDAD

Habana, Octubre EN- los
1xperimentos hechos aver en-
Matanzas por ell professor
Georges Claude, seg1n una
nota del mismo professor, fue-
ron generates, con la ayuda
lie la corriente del golfo 20
kilowats de electricidad.
Una prueba semip1blica de
los aparatos Sc hara ell pr6xi-
mo lunes por la tarde.
FL tempo frio, explica Clau
de, ha reducido la proportion
de temperature entire ell aqua
de la superficie del mar y la
que Sc encuentra a 1000 pies
de profundidad.
A la demonstration del lunes
concurriran altos funcionarios
del gobierno cubano.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

Jose Manuel Cortina que re-
presentara a Cuba en- la asam-
blea de la Sociedad de Naciones,
habl6 aver en- ell senado, en- la
Habana, oponi6ndose a la sus-
pension de las garantias consti-
tucionales.
iCortina habra recordado la
repugnancia que por los creti-
nos de la America espanola sien
ten todos los hombres cultos de
Europa.
Otro ciudadano, que preside
ra la asamblea de la Sociedad de
Naciones, ell DR.. Cosme de Ia
Torriente, dijo aver en- la ca
.pital Guiana:
LA suspension de las garan-
tlaS cOnStltuclonaleS no nara al
.ferencia material entire las rela-
clones del pueblo cubano y el
gobierno; pero sera un paho le-
gal para los actos inconstitucio-
nales q. sc han cometido en- los
dos 1ltimos amos.
Odia Ell pueblo cubano a todos
'os dictadores Y Gerardo 10 ha
humillado con su infamante
Oppression.
va ell pueblo cubano no puede
decir 10 que antes afirmaba:
ESQ que pasa en- Venezuela =
PERI en- Cuba no podria pasar.
iHa p~asado!... Bajemos la ca
.beza y esperemos. Mejores dias
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

ion necesarias para ell COM
oleto fortalecimiento de la
confianza pdblica y la fuerza
de la naci6n.
Yo espero del patriotismo
lie este honorable congreso me
2onceda la authorization que
pido.
Cuando ell decreto suspen-
iiendo las garantias Sc publ
lue, las siguientes garantias
10 podran ser invocadas por
los ciudadanos:
Artfculo 15.-Nadie sera
lrrestado excepto en- casos y
)ajo las formas prescritas por
"a ley.
Articulo 16.-Aquellos que
iean arrestados podran procu-
ar su libertad o tener derecho
| ser oidos dentro de "a horas.
Articulo 17.-Si no hay
)rueba de culpabilidad de las
personals arrestadas estas de-
1eran recobrar su libertad
lentro de ~ horas.
Articulo 19.-Nadie sera
)rocesado o sentenciado ex-
;epto por tribunal c0mpeten-
tie.
Articulo 22.-Los secretos
ie la correspondence son in
violables.
Articulo 23.-El hogan de
IN hombre es inviolable des
oues de las seis de la tarde.
Articulo 24.-Ninguna ley
)bligara o prohibira ell cambio
lie Residential.
Articulo 28.-El derecho de
'ibre asamblea no sera dene-
RADIO.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

Cuando ell eximio cubano En-
rique Jose Varona Sc entero d.
la cobarde aggression de la poll
cfa en- contra de los estudiantes.
dijo:
LA aggression violenta, intern
pestiva, sangrienta e injustifi-
cada de que hizo objeto la poll
Ella a los estudiantes, reviste ca
cacteres mas graves de los que
el pUblico puede imaginar. Els
un acto incalificable, esa es Ia
palabra que condensa ell hecho.
Hecho que, como cubano, repu-
do y condeno, 81 mi conciencia
de hombre no 10 hubiera conde-
nado va.
Gerardo, ell tiranillo, tuvo elo-
gloS para los gulndlllaS aSe-
sinOs.
Verdad es que la distGnciG en-
ire Varona ell fil6sofo y ell ciu-
dadano y ell Oral. Gerardo, es
inmensa.
Tcdo cubano puede levantar
con orgullo la cabeza y decir:
Enrique Jose Varona.
Solo los cubanos insensatos
pueden mencionar a Gerardo
sin hacer una mueca de desa-
grade.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
TEATRO CASINO
"SIN
EN- Ell N

Esta noche Sc repetira Gel
Case de Asesinato de Greene
la impresionante pelicula dra-
matica.
Sc desenvuelve ell argument0
sobre la extrana familia de los
Greene.
Uno de los Greene, Chester,
aparece asesinado.
Despu6s la Sra. Tobias Greene
muere envenenada.
Una cinta que listed debe yer.
Manana sera ell estreno de
"Sin Novedad en- ell Frente", ba-
sada en- la celebre novela del
mismo nombre.
Los criticos dicen que Sc Ia
necho para la pantalla una adj
mirable adaptation del libro.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
GUGGEN Helm CONFEREN-
CLIO CON STIMSON

Habana, Oct. 4.-Con ell Sc
cretario de estado americana,
Mr.. Stimson, conferenci6 aver
N Washington, segGn los des-
pachos alquf ,recibidos, ell en-
bajador americana en- la Ha-
bana, Mr.. Guggenheim. Sup6-
nese que la conferencia verso
sobre los problemas de Cuba.
Ell embajador regresara a la
Habana por a%eroplano.
Monta a dos millones de pc
sos la herencia que a Guggen-
dejara su padre, falleci-
do hace pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
CUBANAS

Ell senado, en- ell cual predo-
minan los completes de Macha-
do, los malos ciudadanos de Ia
"pr6rroga de poderes'', acord6
aver para sonrojo de todos los
cubanos, conceder al Dictator
poderes que este, ilegalmente,
venia ejerciendo.
La Camara, cuya mayoria Ia
componen politicos cinicos, con
"poderes prorrogados', tam
bi6l concedera a Gerardo la au-
torizaci6n que ha pedido.
DE todos MOODS es menos in
noble suspender las garantias
constituencies que atropellar
los derechos del pueblo y presen
tarse a los cubanos y extran-
jeros como un "gobernante de-
m6crata''.
NADIA mejor podia esperarso
de congresistas traidores a Ia
Constitution 'limpia', la de
1921. y dominados por la "dul-
zura" de las colecturias.
No cada pueblo tiene ell 60
bierno que Sc merece.
Los cubanos Sc merecen uc
gobierno decente y justo y les
ha tocado, para su desventura
y descredito, la Dictadura de
Gerardito.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
LOS ACUERDOS TOMADOS
EN- LA ASAMBLEA QUE
Sc CELEBRARA Ell JUE-
YES EN- Ell CENTRIC OBRERO

En- la asamhlea que la nue.
va Sociedad de Torcedores CO.
lebrara ell pasado jueves, Sc
tomaron los siguientes impor-
tantes acuerdos, todos conve-
nientes para los trabajadores:
No admitir rebaja en- los jor-
males.
Abolir ell aprendizaje clan
destino.
Estrechar los lazos de fra
ternidad y de solidaridad en-
tire los obreros.
Crear escuelas racionales
para los hijos de los trabaja-
dores.
Esos acuerdos aparecen in
cluidos en- una declaration
de principles" propuesta por
rs miembros.
Sobre Ell punto de la mezcla
de la sociedad con ell Comite
Nivelador, Sc nos aclara que
Sue discutidc; pero no Sc tomo
ningun acuerdo en- firme.
Este deshace nuestra infor-
macion de aver sobre este par
ocular, por cuanto no Sc tomo
acuerdo definitivo.
Ell importante asunto, segun
}e nos dice, sera tratado en-
1tra asamblea.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

VamoS a sentirnos contentos
todos los que en- Cuba hemos ma
edo, frente a la valiente Y eli
vica actitud de los estudiantes
cubanos.
Asesinado Rafael Trejo en- Ia
Habana, por ell sargento Pelaez,
los estudiantes de la capital Gu
bana sufren en- silencio, sabien-
do que la bora de la venganza
llegara para ellos.
Pero aver, en- Pinar del Rio,
los estudiantes del institute pro
vincial efectuaron una NANTES
taci6n, protestando del asesina-
to de Trejo.
EstO 10 hicieron cuando Ma
chado pedia al congreso lie die
ra "permiso" para amordazar,
encarcelar y quizas asesinar a
sus enemigos polfticos.
Muy hombres esos "pinos nue.
vos". No temen a la muerte y
desafian al tirano.
Muy hombres, como los que
murieran en- 1868 Y en- 1895.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
VICTORIA DE LOS CARDE
MALES

En- sus terrenos de st, Luis.
los Cardenales, con Hallahan d.
pitcher y Wilson de catcher, de
iaron hoy sin carreras a los ele.
fantes blancos de Connie Mack
Ell Zurdo lanZador de los PA.
aros Roios" solo permiti6 sietC
ATS, los cuales pudo diseminar
Tres pitchers hiz0 desfilar
Mack por ell box. Empez6 con
Walberg, despu6s utilize a
Shore y cerr6 con ell veterano
Quinn.
Diez hits, entire ellos un cua-
triangular de Douthit, dispara
on los vencedores.
Los dos clubs jugaron de ma
lera irreprochable.
FiIadelfia DC, Tn, De.
St. Luis Sc, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
DETENIDOS LOS QUE RO-
BARON Ell
A

Tres j6venes que Sc robaron
de aqui ell autom6vil de Ra-
mon Fernandez, vecino de la
avenida 10 1903, fueron aver
detenidos en- Barlow.
N6mbranse los presuntos la
drones, que estan alojados en-
la carcel del condado, Carlos
y Hermit Petit, del pueblo de
Lithia y Roberto Martin.