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The Washington times., 1930-09-13

Day by day, the air traffic
gets heavier five visiting
ships sat down on Washington
Airport yesterday all the
past week we've been having
between four and six ships ar
irving which means more and
more people taking to the air in
their own ships Major
Bradley dropped into this air
port from Langley Field on bus
jness with an attack plane
H. Warren Holiday came in
from Warrenton in his Great
Lakes Trainer and pulled right
back -. j. K. Hooser arrived
from Kalamazoo, Michigan with
Buzzard -. E. T. Dennis used
his BIS Ryan Monoplane max.
ing trip from Norfolk he
went back after a short stop . /.
j. M. CASTOR also came up from
Norfolk, yesterday he used
a Fleet.
The relief fliers had not
reached their destination at a
late hour last night. f. bad
weather had been dogging their
flight and had forced them to
proceed with extra caution.
that very caution will guaran-
tee their safe and sure arrival
:. Lieutenant Kaufman came
over to the Naval Air Station
for short visit before Phila-
delphia, he had Vougnt
fighter. Lii cute ant Webb
made a trip to Hampton Roads
and back with an O-2.U. Lieu.
tenant Townsend took off fo:..
Valley Stream with q Vo1ght
4. Lieutenant Signer used q
trainer going to Dahlgren and
back. !. /. Lieutenant Baylor, NJ.
e. took q Cprtiss fighter to
Quantico.
A light day-a rarity-was
enjoyed by everybody at Boil.
ing Field. yesterday. Major
Pirie took an attack plane to
Miller Field. Lieutenant En-
mis- TAXED Colonel Longerneck.
er TO Langley and back. Lieu
tenant GioVannolli took off for
Selfridge Field using an O-2-
j. Lieutenant Willis used a
pursuit going to Pope Field. !.
The Washington times., 1930-09-13
Rep. Bloom Disclaims
BicentenniiaI Ad
For $1,000
MISS RICHARDS
MISS HUNTLEY

A newspaper advertisement
soliciting a gentleman of
pleasing manner and good
dress" to in..est $4,000, without
security in furtherance of a
scheme connected with the 1892
bicentennial celebration was
yesterday disclaimed by the
George Washington Bicenten-
n:Gl Commission.
The advertisement which was
said to have been inserted by
Robert Lloyd, of the Denrike
Building, was disclained by
Representative Sol Bloom of
New York, one of the directors
of the celebration. Lloyd de-
clared that the $4,000 was
needed by the George Wash
ington Memorial Association to
carry on promotion work.
The Washington times., 1930-09-13
Women Barred
As DRY Detectives

No women will be used in Fed
eral prohibition enforcement work
under the new regime in the JUS
tice Department, Colonel Wood
cock, director, announced yester-
day.
Women don't fit into the en-
forcement scheme he has mapped,
he said.
The Washington times., 1930-09-13
HAVE HEARING
FRIDAY on
DEATH
Joseph {. MaIIon Found Dying
On Country Estate; Pals
Post $500 Bond in Case

David Clark, "a. Joseph Hay.
den %, and John Cooney, scions
Of socially prominent Philadelphia
families, were today released on
bail Of $500 each, pending the
outcome Of a coroner's inquest
into the death of Joseph H.
Mallon. %. son Of a Philadelphia
banker and also a graduate Of
Georgetown University. Clark is
said to be p former classmate Of
Mallon.
The trio, who were arraigned
at Chestertown, Pa, will be ques-
toned at a formal hearing next
Friday.
Spending Vacation
Mallon and his three COM
panions were spending q week on
the estate Of Clark's father, DR..
William L. Clark. cancer spe-
cialist, Is miles from Chestertown,
Pa. He died while being taken
to Emergency Hospital, in Easton,
by his three companions.
Taken in custody by Kent
county authorities. the three
were questioned at length ana
are said to have told conflicting
stories concerning the fatality.
\ They told the authorities that
they found Mallon lying at the
foot of a windmill of the estate
at Kentmere Park, expressing
opinions that he fell from the
top of the mill.
Given First Aid
Before rushing the dying youth
to the hospital. Two of the men
took him to the office of DR.. G.
p. Copeland. near CheStertown,
who administered first aid and
then ordered 'Mallon taken to the
hospital.
From DR.. Copeland, authorities
learnd that the pair said they
found Mallon lying in a lane Of
the estate.
Clark and Hayden are said to
have accompanied Mallon on the
trip to the hospital. Cooney, who
remained at the estate, was
taken in custody later.
The Washington times., 1930-09-13
Police Aid Is Asked
To Find MISSING Girl

Police we're appealed to last
night to locate Emily Strickland,
IA, of the 1900 block Shannon
Pl. S. E., who has been missing
from home since last Wednesday.
Her father, Joseph Strickland,
described the girl as being 5 feet
tall and weighing about 95
pounds. She was wearing a black
cape dress and black shoes when
last seen.
The Washington times., 1930-09-13
Chevy Chase Buses
Run SlGndaU Morning

Authorization was granted the
Capital Traction Company today
by the Public Utilities Commission
to operate its motor busSes around
Chevy Chase Circle on Sunday
morning so that transportation
might be provided for persons go
ing to church.
The Washington times., 1930-09-13
HULL SPENT 1856

Representative Cordell Hull,
Democratic senatorial nominee
from Tennessee, yesterday filed
with the Nye senatorial campaign
committee his campaign expenses.
He spent $9,636.
The Washington times., 1930-09-13

Lieutenant Robertson made a
trip to Langley and back with
an OBS. Captain Eaker fin
ished the day by taking Sec.
retary Dawson to Mitchell
Field in a C-6. only three lo-
cal time building routine flights
were made yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
KID CHOCOLATE 10
 MEET BAT7AZ!NO
FeailegWeiSht 7itIe to Be at Stake in Garden Bout March 10

Sew York. Jan. 1G (UTD-Ro%ing bouts in prospect for this year nos only promise to fill the three vacant world championships, but may pro ducc a new list of division titlchold- CT.
 Recognition of heavyweight champion during l93o is assured by the ruling of the MuldoOn-TunneE cor1mittee which has named Jack, Sharkey, Phil Scott and Max SchmclinG as recognized cOntonders. Scott and Sharlicy meet &t Miami. February @7. The winner will fight Schmcling by September.
 The vacancy in light heavyweight ranks caused by the resignation Of Tommy Lo"ghran will be filled by the Jimr1y Slattcry-Lou Scoz2a bout at Buffalo next month. The New York commission has agreed to rec ognzc the winner as worlds cham pion but orders the winner to fight MaXic ROscnbloom of New York. foremost contender. within GO days,
 Black Bill of Cuba, Midget Well East of Philadelphia and Ruby Brad ley Of New Jersey are the survivors Of tho Now York tournament 10 de- eide the fyWciEht championship. Bradley and WolEast gre to meet at Madison Square Garden soon, The winner will he matched with Black Hill. InGsmucn as Frankie CenarO, Willie Lamorte and YvOa Trevedic Of France. all of whom have a claim to the title. did not participate in the tourney it will be necessary for the winner to defeat them.
 Mickey Walker, king of the mid dlcweiChts. is regarded as the most likely of present champions to retain his crown for another year.
 Wclterwcight Champion Jackie Fields faces a serious threat in Jim my McLarnin, hard hitting Van couver battler. Matchmaker Me Ardlc of Madison SquGrc Garden hopes to pair the two for this sum mer.
 Sammy Mandell, lightweight champion. is faced with the dual problem of increasing weight and serious competition. If he remains in his division he will be t@llcd upon to defend his title against the winner of Madison Square Gardens tourney in which Tony Canzoneri, Jack Ecrg of England and Al Singer are en- tered.
 Bat Battalino, is under contract with Madison Square Garden to de lend his title against Kid Chocolate. of Cuba. March 10. Chocolate never has been defeated in l5o bouts.
 Al Brown of Panama is recognized by the New York commission and the National Boxing association as bantamweight champion. but will be called upon to defend the title against Teddy Baldock of England and Kid Francis of France.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
Last Nights Results Hartford 1, Albany ,. New Britain 5 GlovarcviIIa
Games Today Albany at New Britain.

Two events happened in GIovcrs- vile, N. T.. last night, one Of them being the introduction Of roller hockey to the town and the other being the shatterinf hy the New Britain Partners of a road jinx that has beset them for the greater part of the present season. The Pan. thers, reorSanized and reiuvenate ! with two new players in their line up. went at the newly created Glow er5ville quintet like wildmcn. New Britain caSed three goals in tn" first period. Gloversville staged a last-period rally, but New Britain stayed eff the attack and came oui on top.
 Duke" Dufresne, new center re garded as one of the greatest pivot men in the game, starred in last nights game. He caged three of New Britain's five goals while Kid" Williams got two. Barney Dohcrty and Bob Griffiths. former New Britain players, appeared with GIoversville for the first time last night.
 Williams opened up the scoring with d bullot-iiiie shot from the side, Dufrcsne followed him with two more before the period was over giving the panthcrs lead of three to nothing at the opening of the second frame. Barney DOherty got the first counter for GloversvilIe at the opening Of the second Scssion. Williams got this one back but Du- gan scored anotLer for his club leaving the score at i to ;.
 Only one goal was made in the
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
SACRED HEARTS
 SWAMP OPPONENTS
Local Quintet Defeats Middle
 toVn Outfit by 55 to 35 Count


 The sacred Heart basketball team handed the Middletown team q sound trouncing at the Sacred Heart school gym last night, the score be- ing 55 to 90. The new lineup work cd to perfection with the passwork centoring around Adams. Capodice scored seven baskets which with three fouls made him high man. Lee Of MidGletoWn scored l6 points.
 The Sacred Hearts will have two full teams, one at home and one on the road, most of these being R. X E. players, The Laurcls of this city beat the St F,li@abcths and the Bears lose a hard game to Burns All-Stars.
 The score
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
TRADERS WIN AGAIN
Local Basketball Team NWampS Hiildlctown Crew Under snow fall of Baskets. J@ to :.

The New Britain Trade school smothcred the Middletoun Trade basketball team by the score of 52-7 at the Armory yesterday afternoon the visitors were no match for the locals who ran the score to 40-6 at half time. In the second half the reserves went in for the New Brit ain Trade and continued to run up the svore while they held the Mid dlctown outfit to but one additional point. The visiting team was made mp mostly Of first year men who have not as yet had time to round out into smooth working unit.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

"rl for first. Miller. Co$D. Huna Iummpp and Earl seconds flai. 125 pounds and over. tied for frs Iummpp and Earl 3 r"ronds fit. Next weeks event in thr s"ntor d. vision, 5o yard dash. In lhr boys I,- vision. standing broad jump.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
ANNUAL POLO MEETING

New York, Jan. Is (UP) - II United states Polo association W hold is annual meeting at the Bil more hotel January 22. The rul. and handicap committees will SUI init reports and officers will be cleo d for 1880.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
ON WAY TO RECOVERY

New York, Jan. 16 ONp)-Gene Tunncy, former heavyweight cham pion, Is well on the road to recoy- cry from his kidney operation at Presbyterian hospital Monday.
 Duff Maynard, hospital superin- tendent, said the retired boxers condition is satisfactory.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
AUSTRIAN SINGING soc. L&AGII
AJTCS FOR IMPIRES

Springfield, Mo, Jan. 1 6 CP-Dale Gear. president of the Western as- sociation, plans to ask club owners in that circuit to buy automobiles for umpircs The move would save much railroad fare, he believes.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
sacred ECart-AiiHu!CtoNn
Bear, Are Beaten

The Washington Bears lost a hard fought game to Burns All-Stars Of Hartford in the preliminary. the score being , to 70. J, House threw a long shot with three seconds to go winning the game. Capodice led in scoring with l2 points.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
NIidIlctOWn
SDING OUT CENTURY

Ann Arbor, Mich. Jan. It Lp- Michigan will start participation in its second hundred dual track and field meets against Chicago here February -. In the first hundred. Michigan won so and lost 20.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

silver anniversary motor beat show which opens tomorrow at Grand Central palace. Boats and equip mcIt. valued at $1,uo9.o0o will be Gisplaved.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
TO COMPLETE TRAINING

New York, Jan. Is UP)-Tony Cauzonari of Few York and Jack CKjd) Berg of Tag!and. leading lightweight. coutendars, will complete training today for their 10 round
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
RAM WINS THE GAN:F,

Stony Stratford, Eng, Jan. l6 UP)-Playcrs in a junior football match abandoned the game after a ram had twice cleared the field.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

bout ct Madison Square Garden l., morrow. Betting odds on Canzone
 have dropped from to l to to -
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
MD"NH EOAr NFINN

New York, Jan. 'i O-F--R Boat men from all parts ot tH. country wore gathering here today for th-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
nsg@$MMna,s AN OLD TIMERS
 SCRAP BOOK SS lSsseay BY TIM McoRATH-
When Mysterious Billy Smith Threatened to Bite Of Vol
 COtt'S Ears.

Mysterious Billy Smith-ah. there W2s name to conjure with among the weItcrWeights of a bygono erd, The fight was the thing with Smith and his roughness. together with that Mysterious" monickor, made many sidestep him.
 Joe Nolcott feared no man in the r.ng-eXcept Smith. And although h. fought smith many times. hard battles too, he never felt easy in the ring with him.
 That "Mysterious' nickname has ben explained many different ways.
 Here's nine-and I managed smith for quite d while.
 Smith began to attract attention by his fights in San Francisco. Ca3- tain Cook, of the old Boston Poline News, started checking on him. Hu found he was born in St. John, and reared in Chelsea. a Boston suburo. Nothing about his parents or any thing else As smith forged ahead Cook kept referring 10 him as Mysterious Billy" The name stuck to him.
 Smith, when training for one of his many Wolcott battles, sent Joc word that he'd bite his ears off. And Joe wanted 10 call of the fight.
 If he bites your ears off. i;'s T foul. and you get the decision. ." coun@olcd Tom O'Rourke, Joe's man aG'r. who had a dry sense of humo".
 'l wouldn't trade my ears for Il million decisions" Joe protested. "Outside the ring. smiths gentle man. In the ring. he ain't got no conscience. Hes mean, and he does exactly what he says hell do"
 O'Rourl;e, who ruled his famous negro stable of Wolcojt. Cans and Dl&on with an iron hand. got Wol- cctt to go on with the battle.
 But all through the first rounI. Smith kept showing his teeth. and snappinG at poor Joe's ears. 1T C1tourke hadn't warned the refer-e that smith was apt to scare Joe ont of the ring, the fight might nor have lasted more than tha, round. Copyright, 19&0, NEA Service, Inc
 Tomorrow: How Spider Kelly wou the Nevada lightweight champion sAip.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
PAINTERS SKATER ROAD
 LINK BY WINNING GAME

New Britain Roller Hockey Club Stops Last Period Rally to Top Gloversvie by to 4 Score-"Duke" Dufresne Stars by Scoring Three of Local Teams Total-New Britain Has Chance to Pass Albany by Defeating That Team Tonight-Hartford Tomor- TOW.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
' GYM NOTES

The local Y. M. c. A. wrestling team will tackle the New Haven " grapplers in a return meet 10 be held at the local "" Friday night, January @4th. at s D. m. The local team lost to the Elm City mat artists in their recent meet and arc out to even the score. One week later on Feb. lst, the local team journeys to Springfield to meet tho Springfield College team on their home floor. New Britain will be represented in the 115, 125. f35. l+5, 155. 165 and probably in the 175 h, classes.
 Red Cross Lie saving Course
 The "Y" physical department IS again conducting d Rcd Gross life saving course for young men IT years and over who are strong swimmers. The course will be con ducted every Monday night at the local "Y" pool and is open to members and uon-mrm5crs or th, '. NJ. c. A. OAly a limited number can be supervised efficiently and the first .ifte"n applications rc- ceived will be considered. Frederick F. Feidm&nf1 who is the local Red Cross Examiner for New Britain will have charge of tho class
 Boxing
 Boxing has commaud"G somv u- terest in the " this year and so IT, terested are th" members Of IT,, present boxing class ;Aar thr ug jcrity have siSnhied their m}rutjo l. or continuing n the next class which is due to start Friday Feb. 7t. Charles 'DOr3ic is the boxing ill., structor who is in charge.
 Track and Ficld
 One hundred and forty-onn m and boys in the physical dopartmcni arc participating in tho annual aH around track and field events at the lccal Y NJ. C. A. weekly
 Fifteen seniors have tUtvr,a senior events. B boys are in 1h, 95 pound class, and undD. events. $% boys are in the g5-ilo pound class, 24 boys in the llu to l.5 pound class, If boys in the l-5 pound class and over
 All classes participated in tUa 2o yard dash this week with toilow- ing results: senior division. .U y3rd dash. tied for first, Ai&rciu Cay dcsh, Davis, Grc~orseA. Eami4i. Sex ten MoUgonis and Nasco. time 2 r,rondS fiat. 95 pound cia,s 9o yard dash tied for first. MyIi@oujs, Alder man. Petit. @5-Ilo pound class, tied tor first. Sharpit Nonto, Ausanha. Nori and Fritz, llo-125 pound cla ss,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

third period. hard crashing drive by Dufrcsne. Peregrin scored twice for Gloversvlle in the final period but New Britain's defense frightened and checked the onrush b> fore the score was tied.
 May Pass Albany Albany, holder of second place in the league standing, plays New Britain tonight at the Stanley arena A victory for New Britain over the Law Makers, will send New Britain into second place, d step behind Amsterdam.
 Albany will have Davies, Connery HarkiuS. Morrison and Pete Mclch in action. The game here will mark the first appearance of the great Dufresne in this city. Many who remember him from former days, will be on hand to greet him as one of the greatest players ever to take the floor. New Britain is out 70 win. The summary: New Britain GloNers>iIlc
 first rush Williams ................. J. 1efcSfn
 second rus. Dufrcsne ,...........,.. Grihtiths
 center Arfuua -....-.........-... DohtrlN
 halIUlCk Jette -'.... -...,.......,,..,- Hayes
 goal
 Eir:t Period Goal scored for Scored by Time | New Britain Williams 10 New Britain Dufrcsne 1;9p : New Brit&in Dufrcsnc 500
 second Period Glovrrsvillc Dohcrty 9:lO New Britain Williams l:G0
 (Dufresno) 6 Gloversvillo DuGan S:l0
 Third Period New Britain Dutrc Uu -ll:oU
 Fourth Period Glovcrsyillc rero%rin 7:1n
 (pugan) ? GloVcrayillo pcrcErin l.Np ltushc&: Fierce 4. Du%an 3; stops, Jctto So, Hayes 5S: referee. McDonald
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
Spe aking of Sports s

Due to a change in the schedule Tor the second half of the American Basketball League, the Paterson team will be unable to carry out it's scheduled game in this city week from Saturday. Manager Clarence Lanpher received notification of this last night. It seems that the teams are all due to play more games in the second half than they did in the first and Paterson is scheduled in Rochester a week from Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

Manager Lanpher is endeavorlng to bring the lcague-leadinG Clevc- land team here in place Of Paterson. The team plays in Brooklyn week from Sunday and it will be laying over in New York Saturday. He has high hopes of bringing the crew to this city.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

The team plays in Brooklyn a week from Sunday and it will be laying over in New York Saturday. He has high hopes of bringing the crew to this city.
 Paterson will be brought here a few weeks later, the management having promised the local pilot a game here before the seascn closes.
 A ftln.y one was pulled in the same between the local state Trade school basketball team and the Quin- let from th2 .iiGGlatown State Trade school. The lcc1is were far in the lead and the game was drawing near to q close. The whistle blew for substitution and two of the play CTS on the floor thought the contest was over. They ran for the showers and their team had to finish the game with only three men on the floor
 Notices from Hartford h&Ve been received gtatinG that the Thursday night boxing card planned by the Hurlcr BoxinC club had been can ccllcd No reason for the sudden movement was given except the bare announcement that the show vas off
 The Nu;me@s of this city. New Er.,ain's amateur roller hockey az gr>~ation, will meet tAe All-Ameri- cans from Glastonbury in the pce- lIminury game at the Stanley Arena tonight. The All-Ailericana. leaders in the amateur league in Hartford, ara the only combination to have pinned a defeat cn the Nutmegss since the cld-timeTS resumed play inC q fcw Wcc,.s ago The locals are our 10 beat Glastonbury tonight,
 livery gentleman who purchases Q reserved scat at the box office to- night. will be allowed to take in a lady friend free of charge. according 10 an announcement by the man agamcnt toGay. The Arute brothers are ini"roatod in getting more wcm- ea to th2 rcIler hockey games and toni~hGa plan might mako some new fans.
 "Dukc" Dutro.nc. outstanding center in roller polo end considered one of tne greatest of all time. will play his first home game with New Britain tonight. Three of his drives accounted for Eoal3 last night in Gloversvillo. He is one of the best scoring ccnters in the game.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

Paterson will be brought here a few weeks later, the management having promised the local pilot q game here before the seascn closes.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
WITH THE BUWLERS
ROGERS ALLEYS

RE , EEATtON ALLEYS Central l,nrber ,o,S
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-11

South must not return the. ace Of
hearts a he is apt to find his part
ner with three small hearts. He
would therefore set up the ten Of
hearts in the dummy. His proper re-
turn Is the three Of diamonds. West
plays the seven and North illnesses
the jack. The deuce Of hearts Is led
by North which South wins with the
ace.
East continues to false : card by
playing the queen, but South now
knows that his partner is out be-
cause If he held the seven three and
deuce Of hearts, the three spot would
have followed the seven, and not the
deuce.
Therefore South leads the six of
hearts which North trumps with the
five Of spades. North also knows that
his partner is out Of diamonds as he
played the five and then the three
spot. His proper lead is the four Of
diamonds = not the ace - dummy
plays the nine, and South trumps
with the three OF spades. sdeclarer
following with the queen.
South returns the nine Of hearts,
hoping to find his partner with an
honor in which case he could overruff
the dummy. The declarer is forced
to trump with q high spade to shut
out North, 'discarding the ten Of dia-
monds in dummy. # the declarer
had made the mistake Of discarding
the queen Of clubs or ruffing small,
North's Jack Of trump would have
made.
Declarer now leads the two high
spades, picking up the opponents re-
naming trump, leads a small spade,
overtaking in the dummy with the
ten spot and then illnesses the club.
But he has made only n spade,
therefore his contract Is set M trick.
II North had opened the heart be-
fore opening the diamond, undoubt-
eddy South would have shifted to q
club, in which case the declarer could
have made his contract.
Copyright, 1880, NEA Service. 1nc.)