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New Britain herald., 1930-08-15

l Southampton, L. |, Aug. 15 Not only sleeveless and backless beach | togs have greeted the torrid wave but backless sports frocks for later on in the day have become quite the thing.
 Linens. ginghams. batiste and 1 other cottons are to be seen in prominent parade at the South ampton Beach club and elsewhere | I saw Dorothea Kavanaugh wear ing a pretty medium blue sleeveless linen frock, with a long vestee, col lar and pointed skirt pockets lavish ly embroidered. She wore wide brimmed hat and short, white slip on gloves.
 Mrs Paul Morton Smith wears a light blue chanting frock top ped by navy blue, dotted with light blue, shantung jacket that has no sleeves but little caps caps. Cool and smart looking. On the beach she wears white terry cloth coat that has its collarless neckline bordered in wide fitted banding of gold colored jersey. which runs down the front of the coat too. She wears a gold color cd one-piece bathing suit for dip ping. Terry cloth. in navy blue. makes a short, iaunty jacket 10 top the blue crepe pleated pajama beach suit that Mrs. R. Bruce Els telle wears. Her white blouse has q sailor collar and she wears q white beret with it.
 When Jackets Vanish
 Girls have been shedding their jackets which brings into promi- hence the vogue for the new short sleeVed, belted, one piece frock with circular or pleated skirt flounce. Mrs. George Rose looks charming in q dainty white frock. with a distin- guished and youthful looking round collar. vestee and entire short sleeves done in fine hand drawn work. She wears a white suede belt. lined and piped with green, and her panama hat has a matching grossrain band ing.
 Joan Whitney Payson likes 10 sit hours under her gaily striped, huge umbrella chatting with her friends. She shows a preference for prints, has wide variety of them and prefers low, suntan back models.
 In view of the predominating place furs have in the autumn mode, have been surprised to see so few summer furs at Southampton. Of course they really are a vanity. But they arc flattering. Mrs. Herbert Wellington has @ white fox and Mrs. Edward } Hutton often carries q handsome ncckpicce Of white. but 1 haven't seen her wear it yet. It's much too hot, really,
 Out at the Sands Point polo eHm- nation matches last week, Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, ST, mother Of the famous Tommy" wore a coat with wide hip banding that belted but was cut out in vestee effect, to show her fine linen frock under it, It was beited at normal waistline. Margaret Eustice, who was with her, had a smart little dragon mono gram on her white frock and car ried a white and brown purse to match her oxfords.
 Getting color 10 the fore in white frocks is one of the seasons master strokes. Mrs. Paul Abbott has a sheer pink georgette frock that has boWknot motifs worked out in marrow stripes Of appliqued deeper pink material.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15

Peter Rabbit was getting very much provoked. Peter doesn't often lose his temper, but ho was very near 10 losing II now. You see, he had a feeling that he was the vic tim Of Joke. He had the feeling that Striped Chipmunk %as playing d joke on him. First he would see Striped Chipmunk on the old stone wall, then he would hear q little noise in the other direction and turn ing his head would see a black Chip munk. When he looked back Strip ed Chipmunk would be gone. only to reappear where he had seen, or thought he had seen. the black Chipmunk. It was getting so that Peter didn't know whether he was dreaming or awake. H. didn't know whether he was really seeing things Or thinking that he was seeing things. But Ae lad a strong agspi- cion that it Was 2lI the fault Of Striped ChiQMunl.
 If I ever catch that little scamp nluttered Peter 10 himself, I'll teach him that he cant play tricks on me"
 Did you ever catch hlm inquir- ed a voice
 Peter whirled about There sat Striped Chpmung or a big stone and beside him sat-what do you thinko Why, it was another Chipmunh. dressed wholly in black There they sat, side by side. Striped Chipmunll and the coal-black stranger. Yes, sir, both were erinnirg at Peter.
 Well, Peter" said Striped Chip munk, what do you see now"
 "I-T'-began Peter, and stopped. He didn't know what 10 say.
 Striped ChIpmunk chuchled. T don't wonder you are puzzled Peter" said he. This is one Of my last family of children. I have named inn Impy. Even Black Pussy the Cat is no blacher. I have heard it sad that one Of my great, ever-so- great, srandfathers wore a black coat, which may or may not explain how Impy came by his. He has been keeping pretty much out Of sight, but, of course he has had to come out some time and you and Sammy Jay and one or two others have had glimpses of him"
 Peter gave a great sigh Striped Chipmunk looked at him inqu.ringly Its a great relief said Peter
 What is a great relief" asked Striped Chipmunk.
 ITO know that my eyes are all right" replied Peter, and to know that I know that I'm awake. T remember that Reddy Fox one time had son with a black coat, but I didn't suppose that there ever was a black coat in the Chipmunk fam fly. If l were in lrpy's place, l know what I would do"
 What would you do?" asked Striped Chipmunk.
 ''I would sleep all day and travel around at night replied Peter,
 What for?" asked Impy, speak ing for the first time.
 Because l would feel safer then replied Peter T don't believe that even Hooty the Owl, despite his wonderful eyes, would be able to see
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
THE TRUTH AT LAST By Thornton ". Burgess

The truth will out if you but wait. Alas, It !s sometimes too late.
 -Mother West Wind.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
XeZetaS.e Salad. in Gelatin

l package lemon favored gelatin mixture. l 2-3 cups boiling water, tablespoons vinegar, Tablespoons sugar, 1-2 teaspoon salt, l cup chop ped cabbage. l cup chopped raw car rots, 1-2 cup diced cucumbcrs, 2 tablespoons pimicntos.
 Pour boiling water over gelatin mixture. Stir well. Add vinegar, sugar and salt Cool. Add rest of in- gradients. Pour into mold, chill.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15

you running around in the Black Shadows"
 Humph!' said Striped Chip munk. H" wouldn't be able 70 sec himself, You see, Peter. we sauir- ."Is have been given eves for light, not for dark Now it doesn't seem 10 make great deal Of difference 10 you whether you are running around at night or lr the daytime. But it does make a great deal Of difference. So l guess Impy will have to live like the rest Of us Chipmunks, even if he doesn't look like us"
 Copyright 103o, by T. ". Burgess)
 The next story; Black Pussy Is Too Late.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
aa Menus MeDay&1|

BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE Sunday Dinner Menu Fired Chicken Buttered Potatoes Brown Gravy Buttercd Lima Beans Chopped Pickle Relish Bread Butter
 Vegetable Salad l. ?. 3, 4, Cake With Cocoanut Creamy Frosting
 Coffee
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
TURTLE REAPPEARS

Roanoke, Va. (UP) - Russell Dyer ', recently found a terrap pin with the date 1887 and the name Morgan Ramsey carved on it's shell. Ramsey was young Dyer's grandfa- ther.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
REMEMBER THAT SAYING - "YOU WIN THE FUR PAJAMAS!" Well, Here They Are With Dame Fashions Stamp of Approval, in Autumns Modish Black and White

Certainly you can keep comfy on cold days this winter in one of the new fur pajana suits. This one, a striking study in black and white, has it's
 faring
 trousers of galyack and it's jaunty white jacket
 of lapin, made with a
 circular
 peplum, faring sleeves and scarf
 reVerS.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
1. ?, 3, 1 Cake

1 cup butter, ? cups sugar, eggs
 l cup milk, teaspoon vanilla. 1 teaspoon lemon extract, 1-4 teaspoon salt, 3 cups flour (pastry), 3 tea spoons baking powder,
 Cream butter until soft. Add sugar, beat until creamy. Add other ingredients; beat minutes. Pour into 5 layer cake pans fitted with waxed paper. Bake 25 minutes in moderate oven. Cool and frost.
 Cocoanut Creamy Frosting
 3 cups sugar, 1-4 teaspoon cream of tartar, cup water 3 egg whites stiffly beaten, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 2-3 cup Cocoanut
 Mix sugar. cream of tartar and wa ter. Cook slowly without stirring, un- til thread forms when portion is slowly poured from spoon. Pour unto beaten egg whites. Beat until 'frosting is cold. Add rest Of ingredi-
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
Chocolate Pudding (J sing 3 Egg IOlks)

2-3 cup sugar. tablespoons flour, Is teaspoon salt, squares choco- late, melted. 2 1-2 cups milk, 3 egg yolks. 1 tablespoon butter, l tea spoon vanilla.
 Blend sugar, flour and salt. Add chocolate. milk and egg yolks Cook in double boiler until thick and creamy. Stir frequently. Add rest of ingre edients, mix well, pour into glass dish. Cool and chill. 4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
MURRAY WILL
ATTEND A. & M.
BY BRIAN BELL

HARLINGEN. Jan. 25-Ray Muir
ray, perhaps the best football play
er in the uniform Of the Valley
chmapion Harrington Cardinals, will
not be back next year. The lank
star has decided TO enter A. g. M.
this fall.
Murray's play vas outstanding In
practically every game he partici-
pated in. including the All-Valley
Battle Of Grapefruit Raymond
broke up the Harrington McAllen
classic in the last quarter with
three gallop5 to touchdowns. Al
though only IS years old, Murray
was undoubtedly one of the best
performers IN the Valley last sea-
son.
Although Valleyites want Murray
to stay and have attempted TO have
him remain with the Cards. Muir
ray already has made arrangement
at A. & NJ.
Murray had enough credits 70
graduate last season. but did not
have enough TO enter college. He
IS as good a student as he is foot
ball player.
Tom Murray. Rays father, does
not approve Of holding youngsters
back in their scholastic work 70
enable them to participate in athle-
tics. athletics have no stronger
booster than 7 an. but after all
they are secondary to education"
Tom Murray is the Valley Scout
executive and has been connected
with boys work nearly all his life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
Fultz, Famous Ball Player, Back And
Official, Deserts Sport Field for Law

game from the stands after year,
Of watching the players at close
quarters. I only saw one game last
season. and 1t was 50 cold that day
I hardly knew what either Army
or Notre Dame was trying 70 DO,
but ! feel like q duck out Of water"
Leaving Brown, where he was q
halfback, Fultz went to the Phil
adelphia Nationals where such fig
ures rs Ed Delahant, Monte Cross.
and Elmer Flick were making base
ball history. He was there only a
short time, however. and moved
over 10 the Philadelphia Athletics
where he played in 1901 and 1902.
He then came to New York 10 play
an outfisld position for the high
landers, now the Yankees, in 1903,
1904 and 1905.
Il was admitted 70 the bar IN
1905 and quit playing Major league
baseball to practice law. I had
studied law for the several years
that / was playing baseball.
M last game? I shall not for
get 1t. 1t was about a week or SO
before the close Of the 1905 season.
We were playing Cleveland. Kid
Elberfeld and I ran together while
we were chasing a fly ball between
the outfield and infield. My face
was in a cast for months as a re-
suit OF that collision. and I had to
drink my food instead of eating it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
EAGLES PLAY
CREYHOUNDS

Two basketball games will be on
display in Brownsville Tuesday
afternoon and evening. At 4 p. m.
the high school Screaming Eagles
will take on the San Benito Grey
hounds at Tucker field in the sec
ond battle Of the season between the
clubs. The visitors COPIED the first
by a one-point margin.
Coach Soc Plato will likely start
the following lineup: Barnhart
ard Perez. forwards. Bennett, CEN
McMinn and Davenport,
guards. Substitutes: Moore, Fer
guson. Schultz. Limo Perez and Trc-
vino.
The Eagles viii take on the Har-
lingen Cardinals here Friday after
noon.
Tuesday night. the Brownsville
Junior College Scorps are TO tangle
with Rio Hcndo on the Fort Brown
court. The Scorps took a $3.50 de-
feat at the hands Of the San Benito
Independents Monday night but
should have no difficulty In slowing
away the Kachtik family tonight.
The two other Brownsville aggre-
cations, the Fort Brown Soldiers and
the Model Laundry Cleaners will be
on the road tonight. The Post boys
travel TO Harlingen TO take on For
aker's. while the Cleaners 60 10
San Benito for a tilt with Geo.
Saunders fast moving Independent
Saints.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
SERGEANT
TOPS GOLFERS
Jimmy Vincent Swats 90 At
San Antonio; Golden
Second

SAN ANTONIO. Jan. 2s-R-
Jimmy Vincent, 22-year-old air
service sergeant, has filed notice he
Is out for the Texas Open champion
ship starting Friday.
Monday at Breckenridge park,
while many famous pros Of the
game took their first swing around
the links. Vincent laced out a
startling 50, the best score Of a day
OF fine scores.
Johnny Golden had q 20. Johnny
Rogers. Billy Burke. Bobby Cruick-
shank, Freddie Mcleod and Jack
Forester had lis. and Fred knight
and the Hawaiian star. Larry Mon
ties. turned in TBS. Johnny Dawson.
amateur star. who went TO the
finals Of the British amateur cham
pionship last summer. got around
IN rs.
Tomorrow there will be an ANA
teur qualifying event. and this will
be followed Thursday by an ANA
teur-profeSsional best-ball match.
Mississippi realized nearly ST.
100000 on agricultural products or
state penal farms in 1929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
New Members Join
Brownsville Club

Increasing It's membership to So,
a number Of applicants were taken
into the Brownsville Athletic club
az q meeting Monday evening.
The CLUB has moved from its old
location to Hinkley's hall and Is
about ready 70 launch a program
Of activity. The handball court and
other apparatus will be ready for
use before the week is out, officials
hope. The new location affords
much more space than did the old
one.
The clubs basketball court IS the
only indoor field in the lower end
OF the Valley and several local teams
are planning TO use il n the near
future.
New officers were recently elect
ed by the club. T. Reagan Is presi-
dent, Sid Eidman Is vice president
and Larry Lightner is secretary
treasurer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
Saint Quint Defeats Scorps $3.50 in Lively Game
Food Donations
To Camera Cut

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S-FNAd.
mircrs Of Primo Camera, Ital-
ian heavyweight. who came TO
his training quarters bearing
gifts Of food have been requested
to restrict their offerings to ap-
pies and oranges.
New acquaintenances Of the
Italian. noting his size. have sent
huge steaks. whole cheeses and
other delicacies. Primo. not
wishing TO offend, has attempted
to eat everything-w1th consider
able success. But his manager
has ordered him to stick to a
menu outlined by his trainer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
RAYMONDVILLE
BEATS HOUNDS
Garcia High Point Man With
IL Points in 20-16
Victory


SAN SENITO. Jan. 2s-Ied by
Garcia. dapper forward who rang
up II points. Coach Paul Tanksley's
Raymondville cagers defeated the
San Benito G~reyhounds here Mon
day night 20-l6 in a closely fought
game.
This was Raymondville's fourth
win in five starts. having defeated
Harrington twice and Lyford once.
Coach Francis Wilson Tract Az
tees beat the Raymondville boys
recently 2l-l7.
Roberts. San Benito forward, car
ried off second scoring honors by
heaying four field goals through the
Melted hoop.
Cook, visiting center. used his
height TO advantage on the tip-off.
Referee Nicely Newman put Smith
out Of the game for heatedly dis
putting a decision. Smith and Rob-
erts are the main springs In the
Greyhound court machine.
The game was hotly contested
throughout and az no time did
either club hold a comfortable lead.
The Greyhounds play at Browns
vile High Tuesday.
1vna hoy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
Net Star Is
Reported Recovered

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-tR,-Ten-
mis- fans who have been basing their
predictions Of an American victory
in Davis cup competition this year
on the expected absence Of Rene
Coste. French ace. will have TO re-
wise their arguments.
LaCoSte. so big Big Bill Tilden
says in the magazine, American
Lawn Tennis, has fully recovered
from the illness that forced him
out OF the Davis cup challenge
round last year and will again be an
active performer in most OF the big
international tournaments as well
as in the Davis cup contests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
San Renito Rotary
Gives Bows Tickets

SAN BENITO. Jan. 2e-The San
Benito Rotary club is offering free
tickets to basketball games played
on the Stouewall Jackson court to
San Benito boys who are unable
to purchase tickets. It was an
nounced Monday.
The local Rotary Club purchased
a block Of tickets as az aid TO the
quint.
w. w. Housewright Is In charge
OF the distribution OF the tickets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
VALLEY CUNTS
T. = y
MAY RESORT TO
W
STALKING SOON

Indications are that "stalling"
will be used in Valley basketball
games In the near future. Several
clubs have been leaning toward
this style Of playing Of late.
The team on the offensive Is
usually blamed for slowing down
the game when it resorts to STALL
ing. This is not entirely its own
fault, however. for the defense
should come out and make the
opposing squad come down.
II the stalling club can make
defense come out. it has a much
easier time working the ball down
under the basket.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
Basketball Results

(By the Associated Press
At Lubbock-Texas Tech 40; Abb
lene Christian College 81.
At Sherman-Simmons University
50: Austin College 20.
At Waxahachie-Howard Payne
SO, Trinity University 81.
At Winfield. Kas.- PittSburg
Teachers IS: Southwestern "A.
Al Hays. KaS.-Kansas Wobbegan
SO: Hays Teachers %.
AT Sterling, KaJ-Bethany 4e:
Sterling %.
AT HuntSville-Daniel Baker 81,
Sam Houston Teachers IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
Buick Five Defeats
Cardinals by 20.19

HARLINGEN, Jan 28- Harlin-
gems latest basketball team. Bob
Briggs Buick Five, opened their
season Monday night with q 20-ie
victory over the Harlingen Cardi-
mails.
The entire Cardinal lineup saw
service in the fray which vas In
the form Of q practice tilt.
Although the Bucks had a cyl
inder missing. the combination
they placed In the field looked good.
Jones OF the Motorists was high
point scorer with eight points TO
his credit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
PIPKIN LOOPS
FIELD GOALS
Gabbert and Martin Help
San Benito Pull Up
In Closing Play
ESPECIAL 70 The Herald.l

SAN BENITO. Jan. 23.-Showins
al the earmarks OF q potent title
contender, the San Benito INDIE
pendents defeated the Brownsville
Junior college csgers here Monday
night $3.50 in n Of the best con-
tests yet played in the Valley
Amateur Basketball league.
This game was a make Or break"
affair between two OF the strongest
outfits in the lower bracket. It's
victory boosted San Eenito 10 a 500
standing. and the Scorpions loss
put them on the ssids TO q 400
mark.
Good Work
Both clubs we're clicking off In
great style and the thin line OF
fans around the sidelines got a
real treat. 1t was anybody's game
until the second half when Gsbbert
and Martin showed up. They step
ped in and aided materially in sew
ing up the fray. The score sheet
tailed l5-all at the half.
Maurice Pipkin. Scorp captain,
was high point scorer for the even
ing. Despite the fact he got q few
shots under the basket, Pipkin sent
10 points through the Melted hoop.
The c~ollegian was closely trailed by
Grady Reynolds. San Benito center.
who rang up an excellent defensive
game. Once under the basket, he
never missed a Grip.
Wallace. a former Scorpion now
with the Saints. rang up eight points
70 tie Sylvester Of the collegians for
third place honoTs.
Fast Play
The game was fast and UP II the
air until the last few minutes OF
play. Martin, a newcomer formerly
with the now defunct Hargrove
quint Of Brownsville, played well for
the Saints in the closing minutes TO
aid in rolling up the five-po!nt win
ming margin.
The Model Laundry Cleaners OF
Brownsville will play the Saints here
Tuesday night. The colleglans en-
terrain Rio Hondo at Brownsville.
Monday nights game was played
on the court N the patio Of the
Stonewall Jackson hotel. II was a
postponed game.
Tn hax.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
Games Tonight
VALLEY

VALLEY AMATEURS
Upper Bracket
Raymondville at Mercedes
Pharr at Edcouch'.
-Edinburg at McAllen.
Progreso at Donna.
Lower Bracket
Rio Hondo at Brownsville j. c.
Fort Brown at Forakers'.
"Harlingen Methodists at Sebas-
tian.
Model Laundry az San Benito'.
Indicates probable winner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28

Cyrus Z. Dallin. Utah sculptor.
has been commissioned to design
the Massachusetts, Bay Tercente-
nary half-dollar. Of which 100000
will be struck off.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28

Substitutions for Raymondvllle
were Garcia CF9. Cantu CD. Jones
CG). Serna Co
It is rumored that the cause OF
the Sebastian defeat can be laid
almost entirely TO the new uniforms
OF the Rsymonlville quint which
they wore for the first time IN this
game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28

Only 81 students Of the Univer-
sity Of Georgia's 1854 are from
other states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28

NO&E-A9 = pa b414 o4A9NS& ~
the question-what r the con-
spicious figures IN sports OF other
days doing now; the Associated
Press presents herewith. as the
fifth Of a series, an interview
with David I. Fultz, famous Is
years ago as a baseball and foot
ball star and until last year a
ranking football official.
BY BRIAN BELL
ASSOCIATED Press Sports WRITER
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-(P-For
more than a score Of years, stories
Of big football game each Saturday
included a line in the summary.
umpire. David L. Fultz. Grown"
Last year some other officials name
was in his place. and he appeared
no more In white Knockers running
here and there on football fields,
sticking close to the players and
the bail TO the referee. as
all umpires do who know their
business.
Dave Fultz turned his black on
football just as he left baseball
flat % years ago when he was near
the top Of his game. The answer
then and Is years later was the
same-the law. No injunction was
issued against the crack player and
official, but he Is a lawyer and de-
mands OF his practice outweighed
his love for the games.
Fred Murphy Chis law partner)
and I decided last year that we
would give up officiating" said
Fultz. land so we quit" Murphy
was as well known as a referee as
was Fultz as an umpire.
Some people think that a foot
ball official has an easy time. two
or three hours each Saturday out
in the open, seeing q football game
Not at all. Hours and hours are
spent on study Of the rules, and
work during the game Is the small
est part OF II.
AT that, it Is strange TO see q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
R~aymondville Beats
Sebastian Cagers
ISDecial 10 The Herald)

RAYMONDVILLE, Jan. 2s-One
Of the surprises OF the Basketball
season came off here reCtat!y when
in a practice game, the Raymond
VILE independents. n Of the up
per bracket. having a percentage
OF 900 took the strong Sebastian
team one Of the leaders IN the low
er bracket into camp 20 the tune
Of 80 to q. The game being played
on the Sebastian courts.
The starting lineup vas as fol-
lama
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28

Referee. Nicely Neuman; scorer,
Harry Foehner.