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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30
Down the Alleys
By LEFTY LEE

Of 2.s4o. Lohrman set new alley record
for single game when he hit for score
of 280 which gave him g. three game
total of 500. CarteauX had, 663; L. Meyer.
sag: Conners 600; O'Micheals, 600; FauSt,
COZ. and Hargon, 500. outlaws have the
pennant put away. leading by six games
with but three to roll Gallopers and
Doctors are tied for second place. each
club having won siXty-three games
Klee & Coleman and Oefterring- Litzel-
man made a clean sweep of their series
with the Indianapolis Drop Forge and
Stahhut JeWelry as Moose Lodge ana
Prospect Social took the odd game from
Movie Malt and Risbeck Drugs during
the Fountain Square No. 2 League play
Sahm led the list of 600 shooters with a
total of 62I Danna had Gil, Llndamond,
COG; Parker, sos. and Kochler, COL.
Mills Pie rolled 1901 to total high three
game count during the 1ntermediate
League series on the Uptown alleys. but
lost the odd game to the Broadway Spe-
Gals Independents also lost two to the
Ben Hur quintet as Cremo Cirgar. East
ems and Jack Specials took three from
indianapolis MUSIC, Hoosier Furniture and
Central Buick. Six hundred totals were we're
plentiful, RoSemeyer leading the field with
a total OF 667. Bailey had GIT. Young,
63S; Barrett. $50; Shaw. 658; Hamilton,
628; Mix, SAB; Green. 612; Gtltner, $40,
and ThibedeauX. 645.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30

Prospect Gas No. l were the winners of
the team event in Glass A of the second
annual Industrial tournament which was
rolled on the Elk Club alleys. This team
rolled a total of 2,792 Hare Chevrolet
was second with 2.74l and Indianapolis
Union Railway third on 2,703.
Class B play found the Hoosier Club
Coffee team on top with a total of 2,749.
Crane Company. with 2.648 was second.
and House Of Crane third with total OF
2.588. High single game prize went to
Hoosier Club Coffee with score Of go.
In the double play w. ,and, A: Hare
event. Rasmussen and Myers finished
second with a score of 1876 and ABBOTT
and Buehler third with 1.l6l. The Hare
combination also won high single game
prize scoring 474 in their second try.
In the singles play. the veteran c. C.;
CRAY was returned the winner. with total
of 634 D. Johnson hit for $40 to cop
second place and H. Schriver was third
on a score of 616. Crays 264 copied the
high single game prize.
winners OF the all-events prizes were.
totals of $50; 1876 and 1854. respectively.
Automotive League rolled double
header to finish the season. These games
were rolled on the Illinois alleys.
Two-time wins ruled the play IN the
fast St. Philips No. ! League, Doctors.
Gallopers MicheaHs Builders. and Bar
Beverage Giesen Products and Coca Cola
outlaws won their first game with an
impressive 066 which gave them the high
single game and high three-game total
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30
23 RUNS 181 HITS SCORED IN TUESDAYS BIG LEAGUE Tits
Dedicate Out

BIZ United Press
LEXINGTON, KY, April 80.
"A knee injury repeatedly has
put Dedicate out of the Ken
lucky Derby. According to an
X-ray examination there is a
bunchy growth on the horses
left knee which will necessitate
use of the firing iron. That
will mean the colt must be
turned into pastures for several
months without a chance of
getting back into racing form
before this fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30

Here's another thing maybe you
didn't know about. 1t used to be
that balls were being hit down
through the infield mile a min
ute. This year on the Yankee in
field at least, those hits haven't
been going through that way. Max
Bishop, the little Philadelphia sec
ond baseman, mentioned it one day
down on the bench. But come to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30

plenty think
deal with the heavy hitting of the last few There
three four things that had do with it.
dirty the
pitcher
that little bit
you forget
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30
Babe Ruth Gets
Three Doubles
BvUnited Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Babe
Ruth performed as an $4,000 player
is expected to Tuesday. hitting three
doubles in four times at bat and
driving in three Of the runs scored
by the Yankees in their IL to de-
feat by the Washington Senators.
Ruth also handled two fielding
chances fauItleSSly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30
WOLVES MEET CHICAGO

BIZ United Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich, April 30
Michigan and Chicago meet in
Big Ten baseball game here today.
Dick Montague, the Wolverine
mound ace, was expected to pitch
against the invaders.
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Griffith Favorite in Return
Battle With Gagnon Tonight
Tuy Hopes to Erase Knockout Upset Scored by Boston
Pug in Recent Clash.

that there was a $4,000 pool of
Gagnon money awaiting the proper
odds. So far, Tufy has been an
8-5 favorite.
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Mel Oft of the Giants and Carl Reyn-
olds. White Sox outielder led the home
run hitters for the day with two each.
CisseH Of the White Sox; Hodapp Of Cleve-
land; McManus of Detroit; Terry of the
Giants; Herman Of Brooklyn, and Bell of
the Cubs each got one. Bell elOutlng his
with the bases fIle8S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30
WASHINGTON,

WELL, I see the boys
w have started the same
old argument about the live
ly ball. Some Of them say 1t
has a rabbit in it, and there
are others who argue that
the ball isn't as lively this
year as it was last. I've had
a dozen letters about it al
ready.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30
PARK NINE VICTOR

Park school defeated Manual, 2
to l. in a seven-inning contest at
Park diamond Tuesday. Cline,
Park pitcher, scored both of his
teams runs, getting three hits in
three trips to the plate, making six
assists and allowing but four hits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30

Ray Benge. PhHlies right handler. the
only other pitcher to 20 the route, let the
Boston Braves down with five hits and
the Phillies won. to .. The game was
a pitching duel between Benge and Bob
smith until the eighth when the Phillies
drove smith of the mound and scored all
Of their eight runs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30

Red Faber, veteran White Sox
pitcher, allowed Detroit fourteen
hits. but eked out an to victory
and the Chicago team held second
place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30

Frank Walker, former owner,
manager and player at Greenville.
has joined Atlanta as a private in
the ranks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Today'S Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis at INDIANAP0 OILS.
ST. Paul at Louisville.
Kansas CITY at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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Baseball Calendar

Brooklyn ....... 2lls o3O OOO-ls % 3
New York ........ O2s 100 0Ol-15 10 Z
Phelps W. Moore, Elliott and Lopez
and Hogan.
st. Louis at Cincinnati wet grounds
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Babe
Ruth


The mere fact that there have been lot Of
closescore games this season, real pitchers battles
has caused many people to think that the ball isn't
as liyey. But I've noticed that there have been
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York ........ 4l2 600 OlO- IL 5
Washington 1870. 007 101 20x-11 10 0
zacary. Sherid, Gomez, Rhodes McEvoy
and. Dickey: Hadley. Liska. Thomas and
Ruel.
Cleveland ........ 600 800 010- II 2
st. Louis ......... 900 003 OI0- 7 0
Hudlin. Terrell and L. Sewell Stewart,
Holshauser. Kimsey and r. Terrell.
Philadelphia .. 202 202 DOL II 1
Boston ............. 020 O30 OG0- 1
Earnshaw, Rommen and Cochrane; Ruff
f1ng Smith. Lisenbee and Heving.
Chicago ........... 100 0o3 ill IA Q
Detroit ..,.......... 101 020 OO2- IA
Faber and Autry: Uhle. Page and Har
grave.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10
Sc ROMPIO UN BRAZO Ell
CIUDADANO SYLVESTER

En- un ehoque de autom6vi-
les ocurrido aver en- Ruskin re-
suite iesionado Frank Sytves-
ter, de q amos, vecino de la
calle Marconi 1912, en- Pal.
metto Beach.
Una mujer que viajaba en-
uno de los vehiculos, fue cura-
da de lesiones leyes, en- Bra
denton.
Sylvester dice que el iba en-
direction norte cuando choc6
co mel otro autom6vil, en- un
cruce.
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tempo Probablemente s.
~co4 al hecho de que Ell p%rotec-
! e;onismo Ia SD tambien por
fau- - tempo t monopolio ex
-lusiFo de lo> 6, .servadoyes, y
heEis que tenet Ago con que ha-
cslles la oposicion.
EXiste ahora ell peligro de que
un oportunista del calibre de
Mr.. Lloyd George, adopte ell
Distribu,ismo como una contra
politica. Sin embargo, puede
que no surja este peligro. Ell
plan que, por ejemplo, ha suge-
rido la sUcursal de la Liga de
Birmingham para remediar la
desocupaci6n, puede servirle al
Partido Liberal, pero es de su-
ponerse que la vitalisima cues
ton de la libertad personal V
del control sera evitada por los
liberales. De Ia misma manera
podemoS suponer que las exigen
cias de descentralizar las acu-
mulacioneS de maquinaria y de
capital, paso necesario para dis
tribuir la propiedad y ell con-
troll. no ha de formar parte de
ninguna de las muchas politicas
de Mr.. Lloyd George.
En- otras palabras, la soluci6n
del problema del desarrollo del
Imperio, que es ell desarrollo
nacional Clio cual quiere decir
que la production n~ecesaria pa
ra nuestra propia vida y ell Ii
bre intercambio de estos pro-
ductos no han de tener ninguno
de los actuales y absurdos inn
puestos de transporter no va
mos a conseguir verlo.
Y no veremos la seduction por-
que aunque Sc mermara la DESC
cupaci6n, y aunque Sc aumen-
tara ell ndmero de personals que
no tienen que depender de un
sueldo para vivir, la esencial
riqueza de la comunidad Sc dis
minuira; Y esta riqueza esta
ahora en- manos de unos pocos
que, de paso sea dicho, son nues-
tros amos.
Londres, Sept. de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by
PdllGS Features Syndicate
Prohibida la reproduction
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

Fraternalmente de todos,
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10
evoluci6n moderna.

l~Lamos, pues, que Ell futu.
P.ou..e ser muy interesan :.
BESIDE iuego que no es una CO Il
cjiencia que TODD este haya IA
nido lugar tan inmediatamen5e
despu6s del Manifesto de los
Banqueros. Este constituyo ell
momento critico del cambio del
concrete libre al proteccioniS-
mo. Sin embargo aun no Sc ha
decidido que forma de protec-
ci0n eS la que vamos a tener. 10
que Sc conoce como "comercio
libre del Imperio" es, segun Mr..
Belize 10 dijo hace algunas Sc
manas, economicamente fatuo,
pues en- la question de protec-
ci6n agricola (Que es ell mas i'm
portante y urgente de todos los
problemas) no Sc tiene en- cuen-
ia de que cualquier protection
que Sc establezca para la agri-
cultura inglesa va a ser tan per-
judicial para algunos dominios
como para cualquier pals extran
jero. Posiblemente despues de
que Sc lie hagan unas cuantas
reformas que alteren por COM
pleto su forma original, ell Ia
mado 'comercio libre del I'M
perio' va a desempenar I'm papel
importante en- los programs pc
liticos del future. Els curioso
observar que ell Laborismo ha-
va sido anti proteccionist por
La gaceta., 1930-10-10
CIRCULO CUBANO DE
TAMPA
Secci0n de DecldmGci6n

Sc hace saber por este medic
a nuestros coasociados que con
motive de la fecha patriotica del
10 de Octubre, y en- vez de la
acostumbrada velada, nuestra
Secci6n de Defamation ha or
ganizado una Function Social pa
ra esta noche. Subira a escena Ia
obra Con Todos y para Todos"
original del Sr. Varona.
Ell SecretGriO.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10
DE SEMANA 4 EMANA
Por Gilbert K. -esterton

Parece muy probable que
para Navidad, o a a~ ardar
para la Pascua Florlca ~cI ano
entrante, vamos a tener cleo
clones generates. En- este case
ell Congreso de Uniones Obre-
ras de Nottingham tendra una
Immediate importancla. va he
mos tenido una prueba eviden-
te de que las fuerzas de Lord
Rothermere y de Lord Bea-
venbrook son una amenaZa
real para la estabilidad del
Partido Tory. Los jefes actua-
les no podran pasar por alto
ell desaflo que les ha hecho a
su autoridad, y nos parece
muy diflcil que despues del co
lapse del acuerdo entire Bald
win y Beaverbrook Sc pueda e.
fectuar otro entendu. Los libe-
rales no tienen mucha esperan
"a de triunfar, Y es cast segu-
70 que las pr6ximas %eleccio-
mes volveran a darle ell triunfo
al actual gobierno de minoria.
Sin embargo, ell Congreso
Obrero de Nottingham no es
muy confortante para ell Pri-
mer Ministro y sus colegas. A
parte de algunos cuantos sal
vajes, (hombreS y muJeres)
que Sc encargaron de despres-
tigiarse y desprestigiar al Co
muniSmo, tenemos noticias de
que hay una gran insatisfac-
cion y I'm fermento de rebel
dia en- las filas y entire algu-
nos de los lfders de las Unlo-
mes Obreras contra los actua-
les lidereS laboristas. Ell Par
lido Laborista, adoptando Ell
socialismo como su credo poll
tico en- una forma tan ambi-
qua como. la que los liberales
emplearon para adoptar la Ii
bertad, obtuvo ell triunfo con
los votos y ell respaldo de las
Uniones Obreras, Y todavia tie
ne que depender de estas.
Por 10 tanto Mr.. Macdonald
y Mr.. Snowden deben yer con
cierta alarma ell obvio entusias
mo de los delegados de Not
tingham por una forma de po-
Utica proteccionista. A1n esta
muy vaga EN- detalles. Por e
jemplo no Sc justifica la jubi-
laci6n de los Cruzados del I'M
perio por su conversion al uni
sono, pero ha quedado bien
demostrado que los preceptos
de la vieja Escuela de Conner
clio Libre de Manchester Sc
han mejorado de acuerdo con
las formas apropiadas de la
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

mericar0s, : Ell noruc "a Mars
tener.
Sc hitieeon a la n en- las
pasa = "a horas 10 apores
anne .,anos Cuba, II dad y
Punt Gocda; ell japaass elias
COW Maru } ell holandes Veer-
haven.
Parti6 con rumbo a Bara.
Goa, a cargar platanos, ell va
por panameno Luis Geraci.
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UNION DE R"EZAGADORES
DE TAMPA
CITACION

Por orden del companero
Presidente cito a Vd. para Jun
ia General Extraordinaria que
Sc celebrara ell Viernes dfa 10
del presente mes, a las 1880
p. m. en- ell lugar de costum-
bre.
No necesitamos recomendar
lie su asistencia. Sc tratara de
un asunto de importancia pa
ra nuestros asunt0s colectivos.
r. Fernandez,
Secretario.
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LOGIA IDEAL SIS


Iozamos a los miembros de
la logia Ideal 55 /. O. O. F.,
quaro dejen de asistir esta no.
ctea hoostra tenida, en- la cual
ell Comite de Fabrication hara
un amplia information de sus
trabajos.
Tambi6n sera impuesto ell
tercer grado. Con este motive
hacemoS un ruego especial pa
IA que no falte ninguno del
team de grades.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10

Nicholson contra Harry Nichol-
son; Henry Lehman contra Ce-
lestino Rubiera.
Corte Civil: NJ. H. Mabry,
como liquidador, contra Myrtle
Hill Cemetery Co.
Corte federal: Grace Phillips
johnson contra |. w. Phillips
and Son..
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Ell TEMPO

Nublados parciales. Claro
para manana.
Temperature maXima aver,
SO grades; minima, 6S.
Marea alta a las Sis a. m.
y 4:30 p. m.
Marea baja a las 1915 a. m.
y 4:30 p. m.
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C1RCULO CUBANO
SECCION DE
BENEFICENCIA

Sc hace saber a los Sres. So
clos que habiendo llegado ell
DIR. Amado Mas en- ell dfa de
aver, Sc hara cargo desde ell
dfa de hoy de su numerosa
clientele, comenzando su no.
rario habitual de consultas.
Ell Secretario.
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M

Jose Carre, 48, y Obdulia Pr
ia, 50; Rufus L. Schuman, 20,
y Mabel Elvira Morrow, 81;
Carl H. Moseley, 81, Y Carolina
Lester, 27.
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PROGRAMA

10 a. m.-Bendici6n del edificio por ell Rev. P. An
gel Maldotti.
1890 a. m.-Discurso de aperture por ell DR.. N. A.
Portocarrero.
10:40 a. m.-Discurso del ST.. j. d. Moran, en- re-
presentation de los Caballeros de Colon.
1850 a. m.-Discurso del DR.. A. A. Gonzalez a
nombre del Cuerpo Medico de 'El Bien Pdblco,'
II a. m-Discurso del ST.. Jefe de Sandal, DR..
Charles w. Bartlett.
11:10 a. m.-El Director de LA Gaceta,' ST.. Victo-
riano Manteiga, hablara en- nombre de la Prensa y colo
MIA latina.
1920 a. m.-El ST.. Saturnino Men6ndez llevara la
palabra por 81 y n nombre de los Colectores.
1880 a. m.-En representation de los socios de "El
Bien Pdblc0," oeupara la tribuna ell Sr. Ramon Guzman.
IL :40.-Para cerrar con broche de orc ell s~impatico
festival, ell publico asistente ORA la paiabra autorizada y
conceptuosa del Hon. Alcalde de la ciudad, Sr. d. b. Nc
Kay.
La gaceta., 1930-10-10
Ell COMITE

encargado de la inauguration de la nue.
va Clinica "El Bien Publico,", invita- a los habitantes de
Tampa Y de Ybor City. en- general, para que concurran
a los actos inaugurales, religioso y cfvco, que tendran
lugar en- ell Palacio de Beneficencia de la calle IA y ga.
avenida, ell II del mes en- curse, a las 10 a. m, y cuyo
festival Sc desarrollara bajo ell siguiente
New Britain herald., 1930-08-08
Boy Drives Automobile,
 Mother Pays S10 Fine

Louis Ostrowski is only 16, but he looks q. He is big for his age, and when Police Officer William $. Strolls asked him how old he was, and was told Is years he was sur prised.
 Who owns this car?" asked the officer
 My mother"
 Have you proper financial re- sponsibility for driving a car?" ask ed Strolls.
 No
 Has your mother"
 No"
 Well, come along with me" and the officer took the lad to the po- lice station.
 Mrs. Emily Ostrowski. of 5th av,- nue, Seymour park, did not know that somebody had to provide d financial responsibility for her boy and Judge Traceski in police court today fined her s1o and costs. Judg- ment was suspended in the boys case
New Britain herald., 1930-08-08
Personals

Mss Charlotte Davis of Maiden, Mass. has returned to her home aft CT spending the past week with her uncle and aunt. MT. and Mrs. Ar thur Davis of Armistice street.
 Mrs Jack Hunt and daughter, Catherine. of Andover are spending a week with Mrs. Jack Tattersall Of this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel P. Wasko- witz of 79 Lincoln street are spend ing few weeks at Saratoga Springs, New York.
 Miss Agnes Riley of South Burritt street is spending a week at Clinton beach.
 Vito Brescia. proprietor of the FL main Garden, has sailed for Europe. While in Europe he will visit his parents in Italy, returning to this city in October.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-08
Overnight News
By the Associated Press.
 Domestic

By the Associated Press.
 Domestic
 NogaIes, Ariz.-four dead 13 missing in border flood
 Washington - Government warns Of typhoid in drought area.
 San Jose. Cal - Former Senator James B. Phelan dies
 Baltimore - Herrick, former Ok lahoma congressman, held in bail after arrest at liquor still.
 Nashville, Tenn,-Cordeu Hull nominated for senate, Horton re- nominated for governor in demo- Marion, Ind-Mob hangs two ne- groes,
 sunnet, Tex.-Payne confesses dy- namittng wife and son in automo- pile.
 Bismarck, N. D.-Four bandits get s5o.00o in bank holdup.
 Washington - L. s. fears for Americans in Kanchow, China. Little Point Sable, Mich.-Antl Saloon league adopts eight-told pro- gram.
 Ore1Gn
 Ottawa-Conservativ government takes office.
 Peshawar, India-British prepare to repel attack by tribesmen. Sunningdale, England-Wales re- turns by plane from golf in Le Tour quet.
 Sports Chicago - Collins and Chambers in 86-hole final for western junior title.
 Jacksonville - Wingate reaches quarter finals in public links tourna- ment.
 New England
 Newport. R. I-Harold $, Wander bilt sails Enterprise, smallest Of the Americas cup defense candidates, to her third straight victory over her rivals on a 37 mile run from Vine yard Haven, Mass.
 Portsmouth. N. H. - William F. Hite, 63, Of Huntington, ". Va, fatally injured and his wife critical ly hurt in automobile accident. Milford. Mass-Thomas J. Swit, supreme director of the Knights of Columbus. dies.
 Boston-Liberal Civic league files charges that former Senator William M. Butler of New Bedford is violat- ing the corrupt practices of Massa- chusetts in his campaign for the re- publican senatorial nomination. Plymouth, \. H.-Nolan C. Hikel, 22year old University of New Hamp- shire junior. is critically injured in airplane crash.
 Boston-Daniel H Coakley, un- successful candidate in the last mayorality campaign, announces his candidacy for L. s. senator. Old Orchard, Me.-John Upham, 24, of Philadelphia, is saved from drowning by Douglas Kirwan, IS, Of Portland.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-08
RUM0R WILLIAMS MAY
 CROSS ATLANTIC AGAIN
Pilot at Old Orchard Receives In. quiry Concerning Condition of
 Long Runway on Beach.

Old Orchard, Me, August (UP) Reports that Roger c. Williams is planning his second transatlantic flight within a few days were strengthened by the receipt of a telegram from the New York avia- tor inquirins about the condition Of the beach here.
 Williams message, addressed to Capt. Harry M. Jones, who oper- ates a sightseeing plane here, asked for an answer immediately. Jones replied that the long runway starting point of several ocean flights-was in excellent condition. Recent reports have said Will Hams was to be co-pilot with Ted Lundgren, who flew east from Los Angeles several days ago, in a flight around the world designed to beat the record of the Graf Zeppelin.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-08
LEASE IS BROKEN
 BY MOTOR AGENCY
Domijan Company Relinquishes Washington Street SaleSroomS

The Domijan Motor Co, today quit the garage and sales room at 13s Washington street, in which Victor Domijan, manager of the company directed the financial &C., tivities which resulted in issuance of 8 bench warrant for his arrest
 Possession of the premises re- turned today to the Thomas H. Brady estate. Attorney George w. Brady, who handles the business affairs of the estate, notified the Domijan corporation that the lease would be considered as broken on August 1, when an installment Of rent became one month overdue.
 Meanwhile, the search for Domi- ian contiaues. The warrant for his arrest was issued after Attorney Jo- seph Griffin. counsel for the Gen. aral Motors Acceptance Corp, made formal complaint to States Attor- ney Hugh NJ. Alcorn. accusing Douiian of fraud in an amount ranging between s35,ooo and $5o,- 900.
 For several weeks prior 10 Domi- ian's departure from the city, representatives of the acceptance corporation and Attorney B. J. Monkievicz. counsel for the cor poration. were endeavoring 10 straighten out financial affairs of the company. Lack of a proper system of records and accounts has made it impossible to find the true condition even now, Attorney Mon kiewicz said today. The lawyer also declared that the company appear ed to be solvent and doing a good business. aside from the financial dealings Of Victor Domijan, who vas not one of the corporation officers but was manager for the concern.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-08
Hot Water Bottles
 MoOnshine Carriers

Pittsburgh, Aug. s P-Any- how, Patrolman John Liptak is glad it wasn't the heat that made him see three hot water bottles where first he saw one.
 He'd just been discussing heat prostrations with a friend, when he saw Mrs. Mary Paister stumble and fall. Another one" he muttered as he rushed to help her to her feet. As Mrs. Pais- ter arose, a hot water bottle fell from under her apron. Then an other fell. Officer Liptak mop ped his brow. Then a third hot water bottle tumbled to the
 street. Liptak gasped. He was
 just about to call for an ambu- lance with two stretchers when
 something began to trickle from
 one of the bottles.
 Five minutes later Ms. Pais-
 ter was in the lookup Charged
 with toting moonshine.