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New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Field Artillery to Be
 Reorganized by Army

Washington. Feb. (Cpl- Drastic organization of the field artillery in the interests O. eco nonly and efficiency were announced by the war department today. The announcement comes shortly after the coast artillery had been subject cd 10 q similar shakc-u up.
 Fort Ethan Allen, Vt, Fort l.cavenworth, Kan, and Fort Lewis. Wash, each gain a battalion O. l 55 IIoWitZers under the rc-organi- zation plan. The 3rd field artillery at Fort Sheridan, H., and the 9th field artillery at Fort Bragg, \. C., arc ordered dcmohilized along with three ammunition trains and 14 batteries whose strength had been reduced by assignment of men 10 the air corps until they were un able to function as batteries.
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
I.otyItI ,,tcrG fife notes az fa

X katydid uttcrs it's notes as fast as two hundred a minute. The ap- paratus which produces the music consists of a curious development of veins ard membrane at the base or the wing cover. A vibration of this membrane produces the sound,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Germany imported @S,439,o0O pounds of butter during September, 1929, as compared with 23.Sl0,000 pounds in September, 1928. at prices averaging the equivalent of two cents a pound higher.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Ths Herald E on sale daI2 ID New York at Hoyaiing's Newsstand. Times square: scnullz's Newsstand. Entrance Grand Central. A.nd Street.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

The United States imported 1,- o29.171 pounds of cheese in Octo- Der as against 6.T442l7 pounds dur ing the same month year ago.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

The only profitable advertising me'lium n the City. Circulation books and press room always open to advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Along the serpcntine path ot the elevated one may see through tue curtajnlcss windows into Chccrlc5s tenement rooms where many cllH- dren by dim oil lamps. arc studying their home lessons. No class ol pupils arc so eager.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

It is only in this pal" of 1oNn
 that one also finds men, often wearing shoulder C&pcs, who proNi about among old prints and second
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

The effort of beauty to peep through the East Side shabbiness IS ever appealing. In the dingiest blocks will be found sidewalk bou- o,et sellers with faded wares. Each window has cracked pot of fam lshed flowers in winter and often III the summer the entire fire escape IS gwen over to q patch Of garden.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Only on the lower East Side have I found cabbage soup that IS COOL cd with that carnestncss that lla'- ors the entire neighbolhood with 'ls nunccnt odor, In some places it IS served in wooden bowls and catEn with pewter spoon. Stale rye brea "a,lnked" In cabbage soup IS tn" most robust dish l know. It de- serves q position of honor "q menus northWald.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

The great trouble with cooking n hleh-toncd restaurants ill Nc" York to my notion is it's extreme a1tificiality. Its zcst comes from potent sauces and not the cu'slue and has the sameness Of being cooked in the identical vessel
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

The worst part of a nervous dis ol der is your constant urge to kill people who think you are we'll b. cause YOU looN all right.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

There's one consolation, On days when your work seems rotten, a. most everything else seems rottener.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

It's true that 10 votes in Nevada have the power Of 90 in New York; but all of the ten voters can ta@i AmCrlCaL,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Pity the Chinese. Millions are starving and haven't any bathroom scales 70 show what results they are getting.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Representation by districts en- ables the rural section to control the city, Maybe that's why farm CTS get rich it the expense Of bis tcNn manufacturers.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

How district must suffer when it isn't bonded to the limit ald can't think Of anything else D spend money for.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

If doc or fails in general prac~ tee. he can so to farming or buy a. white coat and become q speo- list.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Correct this sentence: T don't care how pig they make my fc"t lcok' said the little girl; I'm not going out without my galoshes. Copyright, 1850, Publishers
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

You can pick out the cnglnccrs or a road construction job. They are the six young fellows watching q man work.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

And yet, if he never learn Il more than the college teaches, he never would be able to do anything except teach in college.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

DN IsVUTIN VUIIFVTT So q diet makes the muSclCs more active. Well, the tongue IS muscle.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

If one nation doesn't prepare for var, that IS folly. Yet if all pre- pares, that is folly, too. In other words. you must be q fool to keep from being q fool.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Still. eastern Congressman arc worried about California's s Filipino question as much as California l3 worried about textile problems.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

People still enjoy "rouehing it. a, times, but their idea Of primitive hardship IS drawing their own bath water.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

One difference between thlcd@o and other communities is tr1t Chi C2so knows she is broke.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

When you get money from the bank, you must give security. When the bank takes your money the only security you get is Thank you.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Careful selectlve breeding ln- proves stock. and soon there won't bc any scrubs in America except people.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Indeed. in rne little courtWay l saw a wrought iron balcony upon which sat q shaWlcd Italian girl gazing with enchanted eyes, ani apparently lost in reverie. Ii was as though some forgotten canvas 0, a I Ilorentine master had suddenly come to life.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

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New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
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CELEBRATION MISSING
Army's Customary Welcome to 2 Victorious Football Team flini- mated Yesterday.

West Point, x. Y, Dec 15 LPl- Armys customary welcome to d vic torious football team va" missing when the Cadet eleven reached here after its triumph over the Navy. Plans had been made for an ela bor- at. reception. but they had 10 be abandoned when the team arrived yesterday shortly after noon when the rest Of the corps was in the mess h. An enthusiastic cheer for every member of the team when the play CTS trooped into the hall was the only orga nized celebration.
 On the return trip from New York. the letter men Of the team elected Jack Price of Fort Dodgc. Iowa, captain Of the 1881 eleven. Price has been regular left tackle for the past two years and played all through the Navy game.
 The new captain, who is feet 3 l2 inches tall and weighs 220 pounds. also has won his letter in track as shot butter and Was d plebc star in both sports. He entered the academy in July. 1929 after be- ing appointed as honor graduate Of Northwestern Military and Naval Academy Of Lake Geneva. Wis. He is 70 years old. one Of the youngest players ever clcct' 10 the captaincy Of any Army team.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
SQUAD IS MEETING
Eastern Delegation of Football Play CTS W hU Will Be in Game on Coast Now at Evanston,

Evanston, IT,. Dee. i5 LP,-The eastern delegation Of football players Who will join midwcstern stars against the far west in the annual shrine benefit game at San Francis 70 Decem Der v. couvorgcd on Evanston today
 Coach Andy Kerr Of Colgate, in charge Of the Atlantic seaboard group, had I2 mon with him. while lJick Hanley of Northwestern had ton lined up today The eastern backs arc: Hart and Macaluso, Col gate; Gardner, Nillanova; Fogarty, Brown and Baker, Pittsburgh. Line men are Vincent and Linehan. Yale; Doyle, Colgate; Bates, Western Maryland; Rosenzwcig, Carnegie Tech and Siano, Fordham.
 Midwestcrn backs named are Wheeler, Michigan; Brud'r, North western and Brockm~ycr. Minnesota. Linemen are WoodNorth and Baker, Southwestern: Gantenbcin and Lu- bratovich, Wisconsin: lily. Iowa; :clbs. Ohio State and Van Bibher. Purdue The squad will receive equipment al orthWeSicrn tomor- TOW and hold one D Actiee in Dyche stadium before leaving tomorrow night for the coast.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
BOXING BUSINESS
 0N THE UPGRADE
HeaVyWeights Showing Signs Of
 Awakening From Lethargy

New York. Dec. 15.-UP)- Heayyp eight boxing is showing signs of awakening from its lothargy, in duced by painful mismatches. fouls and downright lazinoss on the part Of certain performers.
 Ever since Max Schmcling won what certain boxing commissions term the worlds heavyweight title on a foul from Jack Sharkey, pro motors have shied clear of the heavy weight division and have done their picking from the ranks of the limos.
 Many who has almost forgotten about the heavyweight division. were reminded of it's existence by the announcement that Maxie Baer of California meets Ernie Schaff Of Boston at Madison Square Garden Friday night. II will be the first feature heavyweight show at the big caulifloWcr emporium since early sumner.
 Baer has already shown New Workers one thing-thaf he can talk q splendid fight. He stoutly believes thGt most of the present day heaVies are a bunch of stumbc-b buns who should be suppressed. and MaXie is more than willing to do some heavy supprcssing.
 Although New York fans have never seen Baer fight, they have taken 10 him whole hcartedly and are actually anxious to sec the Cali fornia conversationalist in action in the ring. He was warmly applaud cd when introduced at the Garden braNl Friday night
 Meanwhile Joe Jacobs returned from Europe with ne" tivc-ycar contract as pilot ot the world S heavyweight champion, Schme cling. Jacobs said that Max would come 70 the states within few weeks to be- gin his movie work and then start on an exhibition tour leading up to a defense of his title here in June.
 And at the same time the Garden people are looking about for a pair of principals for a winter fight in Miami Most Of the talk in ring circles, deals with d possible match ing ot Bill Stribbling and Primo Camera. There arc plenty of ob- slacles 10 such q fight and one of them is that Camera is under q sus- pension which he may not be able 10 shake off.
 Strangely enough. both Stribling and Camera recently engaged in poor fights. Strib took d decision over Fluffy Grffits in Chicago Fri day night in what was said 10 have been q sorry spectacle. Camera was given the decision over Paolino Uzcudun in Barcelona some weeks back and this too. was considered a rather unimprcsslye. affair.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
HOCKEY SEXTETS
 IN CLOSE RACE
Montreal CanddienS Are Out in
 Front by Five Points

N.N York. pae l5 lP-Tho clubs Of th. National Hockey LeaEl4 Nar. locked closer than ever today m their race for inc rop places m 'n. -fan1lr-. The .rumpnau, Mon Mr4l t4ualteus and the nat-, r.I t4.ladrIprla Q4tkers ars th. only tse1ae "ho~a piaees ranuo. b. changed ja single gam.
 Tho Cauat'an- who look cIosy games from Toronto and Ottawa b. fore they ncre checked by the sturdy defense of the Now York Americans Saturday and held 10 q t-' rto. are out ahead by five points. Philadelphia. which lost 70 the Americans and Detroit. making it t.u deta4-s in F games. are far be n.1. The other eight teams are s.uara.ed by only q fow points.
 NontraIs Maroon= cam. up to tt. rue badly crippled Toromo I.~ars for 7eroad place in the Canadian division last night as they shut out tho Chicago Blackhavks 10 u. after an earlier victory oror Detroit and defeat by BOs1 on. The AW.rI- gaus victorious oyer Philadelphia and Boston before uirs 'ha CanaI- irns, arr only a point behind Ot- tawa. defeated in two games is two Do10js ioW,r it the standing
 BosIou came up 10 Tie Chicago lor the American group had as tu- previously lnyineibii- RIac6haWk attack na7 stopped by th. Maroons and Do.roit and Chicago took tno shHtout4 The Bruns were sct back onsa but no8t the Naroous and rolled up a : to s score against Toronto Saturday. Dctroit and the Nce York Rangers remained dead locked for third place as the Fal- cons broke oven in q four game schedule Detroit beat out Phila- dipna 10 Saturday but took a 3 10 o beating from the Rangers last night as Goalie John Roach made G2 saves. half in thc second period. 10 sct records for the rink il not for the whole league.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
SOUTH CHURCH TO PLAY
 GAME IN SOUIHINGT0N
Battle Expected to Pro, idc Week . Feature m senior County
 "N League

This Heras feature gam 5n tn Sgu5or Count. r. N- r. A Dasa. bail league Will lriug the New Brt- ain -South church and SoIThfagt "" teams 10 -rjns in the aoIrhfo@- ton tonn haL probably ou Friday evening. although Inc d5ta has no, yet been G>ad Each 'eanl H3- 0rok- s7 even iH rS aarON -am.~ and t4s rivals ara tHo Of rh. thral t-8fu- deadlocheI for ratri plsc.- So1'a- ineton dropped gam. 10 Bristol last nas@ a.r.r uo-lu- out Wet Avon. "hi'a Nav Britain. following a loss 10 Wsppag. caue hack vir0 s triumph over Hazsrdv1a Friday night.
 Hazardvll. still in second p)aca despite ra.s loss. will eo to Bristol this week 10 meet rhe undefcar~d entry from that city. Bristol is d favortte 10 NIn as HazardviIl,'- chances ar. ao- ra'.d aS strong is lis present standing m the leagu. vould tend 70 ful.aat-- + has good forwards huf tu4 rest Of in, tea. doas not hold gp 10 rhsfr standard. while Bristol IS powerful all inc way through its un-up Mapping ld' last week, will r".uma play on 1tz home flood Saturday night when West Avon will appear there. High land Park draws this weeks bze.
 Both local teams in inc jutormnJI- ale leaEua will raa. 10 Inc road this week. Th, SoHN CNuran Juuor- will play u Mapping. probably Oh saturdav nigh Ha,l- the Baptist Boys club HtU 20 10 Addison. Botr games should ao interesting. as th@ tnams which niu meet in NappaZ have been going at a good pace auI those s"hed1I.d 10 play in Addison have not been 10mg we'll bat look closely matched Bristol i- duo lu kenstngr0n. t' '.. latter team -hakaa off is nor.mal condition and be- gins play.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
PRO TEAM BEATS
 ALL.STAR ELEVEN
Football Adds About S7@,0O0
 to Unemployed Fund

New York Dee. l5 tp-Footballs s dying gasp in the east added some thing ike three quarters of d million dollars 10 the fund for the unem- rloyed over the weekend.
 To the approximate s6oo.po0 earned by the Arrny-Nayy game a. the Yankee sradium Saturday was added another &150.ooU yesterday NNen tho New York Giants of tn. National Professional Football lea que conquered knutc Rockne's Notr.. Dame All-Stars @2 10 Q. before 5o,- o0o excited spectators at the Po1o grounds
 Final financial figures on the two gaIucs were rot Immediately avail able but II vas estimated they would r,raal profits not in cAcoss Of $75O,- 0uo.
 Tho Giants victory over Rochnc's a-gro-ation vas q triumph for we'll knit tcamV ork over q somewhat dis organized group Of individual stars. In the All-Stars' lineup at various intervals were such famous figures as lIlS lOuT liU fSt-IitU, NiIHI- drehcr, Crowley. Miller and Lay dau. as well as Frank Carideo. and EucEy O'Connor Of the 1880 Notre Dame team, Jack Elder, Ted Two moy, Adam Walsh. Ike Nocdisch. John Law, Tim Moynihan. Jack Che lignv. Jack Cannon and many an- other South Bend hero of the pas;.
 But this collection Of notables at TO time Was able 10 cope with the brilliant ofrense and rugged defense of the Giants, one of the finest pro outfits in the gam. Benny Fried man, Michigan's former All-Amer- i,a quarterback. scored two touch IoWus for th. Giants and Was q con staut threat every minute he was in tho game.
 There seemed 10 be more cnthusl- a~m in this crowd Of 5o.p00 than ,n.rn Was in the 70,Noo that saw tn. Army nose ont the Navy. 6-o. on Sal urGay. Army clearly deserved 70 in. Iraliuc - first downs to thrc, for the Navy, but 1t took q t~istin- cash or 57 yards by Ray StockeI @ give tn" Cadets the only touch down of the game in the fourt2 p.riod.
 Of more interest. perhaps. vas the possible effect this game might have on future athletic relations between inc tvo government academies which split over eligibility rules after lhr 1927 football game.
 The con@ensus was that this gam N as played solely for the benefit Of charity and would have uo effect whatever on the differences between the two schools In fact, this very point WAS emphasized when tn" game was arranged. Spokesmen for both stressed that the controversy was held in abeyance only long enough 10 permit the game to b" played for charity. Neither acad- emy has shown q disposition at any tune 10 recede from the stand each took When athletic relations were broken.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
BAER WILL MEET
 SCHAAF FRIDAY
Another Heavyweight Loud Speaker Comes From Coast

New York, Dec. 15 IP-Another heavyweight "Ioudspeaker' has in- vaded New York. H. is Max Baer and he hajls from California.
 X cocEy, talkativo youugster vaguely reminiscent Of Jack Shar- Nwy in the earlier days. Baer mah. s '1s metropolitan debut against Er- nlo -Hchaaf of Boston in q ten round bout in Madison Square Garden Friday night
 Ba'r IS suprenely confident that he ran stop Schuat in a few rounds and rhon he'd like 70 get d shot 9t Nhar1oE. After that. SchmelinE or Strl0,uc, or anybody for that mat ter. will suit the youusster. whom critics aro calling q "second Jack Dempsey"
 i'aor has heen beaten only one, in - professional starts and he has won 4 bouts by Lnochouts. He is o- rugged build with q tremendous pair Of should.rs and big strong hands. Schaa:. however, IS a to-- midahIa test tor any ambitious av3Weich'. The Boston batrI,r has been holding his own with tha best lu the uusiness in recent months. and certainly doesn't rate as in" '.pIehoysr. Baer seems 10 beltcy, hy 1stu oe.
 Otbor boxing ctn54rs have I,-l. 10 o0gr this week. Con O'kylly. Irish heavyweight. battles Al Fried Uan ar Fos'on tonight. and Jackie Fields former weIterUelghc cham rjoa. takes or BIeky Lawles~. Syra- cls-, x. Y. ia ten ro.nder al Detroit Friday.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
ICI-uc standing

In tae opening gam in the h. dus,r.sl Basketball league tomorrow night g.. --e Tabs hail. tha Corh.n Screw g.ratst. ponnsu- ~inuar last season. Vu .Hc, arother stiff test when # ~tarez .p ag5n-- the Ru>s- o>rH ftEs .n rH. onrun- z4r1 on the uGh-'- pro-r-En.
 Tho S.r-N Shop team las mot oHN oa. l.,4- sim. tI- lra-uo started au5 ]. stands now su second Dla.e in tne I,agun srauding Tho EUssHu aanr.r Is down in r!c for fourth Ilana ur the rraW got away 10 a bal star: and is just now raach- ing the form jt should have had at the start 0, play.
 roruin Cabinet and hc Nae,matics will bac.I" it out in tha second con- test O Tho evening. both arc tied for last pIa.. and raa Nrvnatics faca 8 cham. O getting oIC -f the cellar a- -n. evp.no- ot Johnny cd the Srau..y Eule r.am oa even terms ia-r l~..ay nEnt and rbe team t..l- .outIsn- of eomng through against rn. Nanmatjr-.
 Stanley Works and Laulers will stase a r-aI fond iu tha closing tilt Of rho night. These two arc butter enemies and -.a.u inc Huttmakers suffered tvo l"t,ats they are out 10 try 10 enr back mo winning form agaiu.
 The first zamo roalo~row will start at 7:Go o'clock sharp.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
PACKING THEM IN

Chicago. Dec. l5 LP)--National Ltague hockey continues 10 pack 'eIn in at the Chicago Stadium. Last night, in spite of snow and slush, more than $500 spectators, the biggest crowd Of the league sea son. watched the Black Hawks lose to th" Montreal Naroons for the second time this year. 10 c.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
AERIAL ATTACKS
 WIN THIRD GAME Retain Lead in Boys Club Senior
 Court Circuit
senior League

The Aerial Attacks continued their rush in the Boys club Senior basket ball league Saturday afternoon, doubling the Rackctecr's total and winning by a 32-l6 score. It was the third win for the Aerial Attacks in as many stars. Rakutis, who equalled the losers total. starred for the league leaders. while Marine shone for his team. Tutko and Ca police held the RaCketeers score less. Them summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
GLT SECOND TROUNCING

For Inc second time in week, the Whippets handed the Mater Dolorosa quintet of Holyohe a trouncing Sat urday the local team went 10 HoI- yoke and came home on the long end fa 48 10 II score. Wojack vas the outstanding star of the contest The score.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
CHANCE PRACTICE SITE
Lack of Ice in Chicago Because or Football Game Tonight sends Team to Ann ArbOr.

Chicago, Dec. 15 LI1-Lack of ice in Chicago today drrve the Chicago Shamrocks of the American Hockey league to Ann Arbor, Mich, for practice.
 The stadium will be in use for the Eoars-Cardinals football game to- night. as the Black Hawks Will meet Ottawa tomorrow night. leaving the Shamrocks without a place 10 pre- ppre for their game with Kansas City Thursday nigh. An arrange mcnt was made with Edd , Lowrey. University of Michigan hockey coach. 10 use ". Wolverine rink.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
PINCkERT DRAWS THE BOYS

New York, Dec. l5 tP1 -- Ermy Pinckort, Southern California's .All- America halfback, is of Franco Ger cartoonist but is studying archi- lecture and has one more year for study and college football.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
SKI TOURNEY IN l932
National Association Ha> Awarded Gas, to Lake Tahoe. California -Df1icers Reelected.

Chicago. Dec .5 lP'-Tha Natlon- al Ski association has awarded fhe it32 national tournament 10 Lax. Tahoe, Cal. The 1851 tournament IS 10 ne held in Chicago
 All officers were reelected. tncnd- ing R. r, Elmer. president. Bellows Falls, Vt. and Fred Harris, Brattle- boro, Vi. treasurer.
 A committee was appointed 10 draw up plans fo~ the Olympic win ter ski tryouts
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
Aerial Attacks
IiarkCtcpI'S

The Austins moved into second place through q 5l-l3 triumph over the " Marks, Roehnert, Myska and Eametta wore the big scorers for the winners and Berti and Heinzlnan for the losers, who have yet to register a victory. Thc enmmary:
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
Basketball Started
PAR HOLE RUNS 40 YARDS

Manhattan, Kas., Dee. l5 LPl--A par s hole that might demand that many strokes from even the great Bobby Jones is planned in d new nine 10 be added [ golf course here. II will measure 74O yards.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
YOLLEY BALL LEAGUE
Bushes Mru'- Circuit. Newly or gani1cd Will Get Intu Action at ' Tomorrow Evening.

A ne'g Y business mems >oIley ball leagIa starts tomorrow after noon at inc Y with four teams or ganized and ready 10 50. The first game will bring the Surgeons against tho Whaleu at D, m. and at 6:15 D, m. the porpoises will play the Sharks.