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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
STOLEN CAR PURCHASERS
FACE CONSPIRACY CHARGE
a. M. A. Legal Department Glasses
an Airplane as a Motor
Vehicle.

The buyer Of a stolen automobile,
which has been transported interstate,
purchasing same with the knowledge
that 1t was stolen car, but without
knowledge that it had been transported
interstate, can be convicted as a con-
spirator within the meaning of the
Federal motor vehicle theft act. The
act makes unlawful the transportation,
in interstate commerce Of stolen motor
vehicles. Such a conviction has Just
been sustained, on appeal, by the
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, ac-
cording TO reports of the legal depart
ment Of the American Motorists Asso-
citation.
An aeroplane is a motor vehicle"
within the meaning of the same act, ac-
cording to the Tenth Circuit Court Of
Appeals, sustaining a conviction Of per-
sons found guilty of stealing and trans
porting interstate an air ship, the A.
NJ. A. also reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
Study of Safety.

The study of safety in public schools
has been made part of the curriculum in
many States. In most instances the A.
A. A. Club is furnishing the A. A. A.
graded safety lessons and posters.
Schoolboy patrols are in operation in
many States and the A. A. A. clubs
are furnishing lecturers to address the
children on the importance Of safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02

street improvement as for rural road
extension, but clearly cities have neg
lected to sever red tape with the same
dispatch as have State highway depart
mentS counties and townships.
Economists are now pointing out that
the present bargain prices will not last
long; it will be both good business and
provident for cities to plan and execute
public Improvement projects as quickly
as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
CITY BUILDING AID
TO UNEMPL OYMENT
Transfer of Funds in Chicago
Gives Needed Work to
1000 Men.

Although one Of the leading business
characterizes business as be-
ing off but 12.5 per cent from normal,
considerable unemployment exists.
During the last decade there has
been a steady population trek from ru-
raj communities to cities. Consequently
with factories and business houses
forced to curtail activities, unemploy-
ment has struck many population CEN
tiers with particular vigor
Economists and practical business
men regard public construction as
balance wheel which can be well util-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
EXAMINE YOUR DRIVING
Self-Appraisal Deemed Aid tt
Motoring.
How good a driver are you?

How good driver are you?
Rudolph Jose, local automobile dis
tributor and veteran in the motoring
field, believes 1t would be eminently
worth while for every motorist occa-
sionally to examine his own ability at
the wheel.
1T would be to the motorists dis
tinct advantage" Mr.. Jose says, ito
ask himself occasionally whether he
gives signals properly, habitually ex-
ceeds the speed limit, drives recklessly
or takes foolish chances, maintains his
automobile in efficient operating condi-
ton as to brakes, headlights or other
safety equipment, and in general strives
to observe the Golden Rule in his
motoring"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
Three to One.

The United States has three times as
many automobiles as the rest of the
world put together. The world total Of
passenger cars registered on January
was IS, 127, 1893, of which 26,653, 45o were
registered in this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
Auto Replacement.

There were 100000 Of the motor
vehicles manufactured In 1929 pur-
chased to replace those going out OF
service, according to the District Of Co
llmbia division of the American Auto
nnohile Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05

ments which contribute to every phase of
comfort, performance, endurance and safety!
An improved six-cyIinder 'valve-in- head mo-
tor, with its capacity increased to so horse
power; four DelcO-LOvejoy hydraulic shock
absorbers fully enclosed internal expanding
weather-prOOf brakes; new dash gasoline
gauge; heavier and stronger rear axle; Fisher
non glare windshield larger tires
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05

Today, Chevrolet presents the Greatest Chew
rolet In Chevrolet History-a smoother,
faster, better. Six-with new bodies by Fisher.
Basically, it is the same sturdy, substantial
Six which won such tremendous popularity
in 1929. But it is greater car in every way
for it embodies every worth while advance
ment that year of engineering research has
developed. There are scores of vital improve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
In CHEVROLET HISTORY

these are typical Of the many improve
Chevrolet In Chevrolet History.
But most impressive of all from the stand.
point of the motor car buyer, Is the sensa-
tiOnal dollar for dollar value which this new
car provides, For, In spite of its finer quality
this smoother, faster, better Six has been
made available
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05

During 1922 than million three hundred thousand
bought sixcnder Cheoets This production
has made possible savings In the Chevrolet
keeping with its policy Chevrolet sharing
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
HAS INJURED ANKLE
johnny Lindenberg, Ialc Left End Regular, Will Remain on Bench During Game With Princeton.

New Haven, Nov. 10 Lpl-Johnny Ltndpnberg Yale left end regular. will be forced to remain on the bench in the Princeton game Satur- day because Of an injured ankle.
 This announcement, made today by End Coach Comerford, is con- trary 10 statement made last week that the injury would be sufficiently healed for him 10 play against the Tigers. Flygarc. who has held the position in the last four matches, will start in the wing position. Lin denberg was hurt in the Georgia game.
 Four days of practice in the bowl faced the Yale squad this week. The use of only one regular in the game with Alfred Saturday while others secuted the Harvard Michigan game, made the usual Monday rest unnec- essary. Work for the entire squad is announced for tomorrow.
 Friday morning the team will en- train for Princeton and will prac- tice on the Princeton gridiron that afternoon.
 Two others Of the squad will prob abl be out because Of ankle in juries, it was announced They arc McLennan. -quarterback and Beane, halfback.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
.UNBEATEN TEAMS
 NUMBER FIFTEEN
List Of Football Elect Is DWiD-
 ding Every Saturday

New York. Nov. 10 L43 - The slowly dWindling list of the football elect was reduced 10 ] undefeated and united teams today despite the discovery of one which had been overlooked in previous calculations.
 Two of the smaller colleges rank q nit ahead of the big ones on this list. Oklahoma City has scored eight straight triumphs to show the way while St. Olaf is high scorer among those which have won seven games without q loss or q lie.
 Top scoring honors among the Un- beaten teams go to Utah, which has rolled up 265 points to 70 for it's op ponents in six winning games. St. Olafs 244 is good for second place. Marquette and Western Maryland are tied for defensive honors. each having held its opponents 10 a single touchdown.
 The undcfeatcd teams 10 date as recorded by the Associated Press with number Of games won and points for and against follow;
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
SINGER RISKS TITLE
Lightu eight Champion Faces Tony CanzonCri Of Brooklyn at Madison square Garden Friday,

New York. Nov. il l]9-Al Singer risks his lightweight title for the first time at Madison square Garden Friday night against Tony Canzoncri of Brooklyn in q l5 round bout. This one fight saves the weeks na- tional boxing program from reach ing the low cbb of the season. The remaining bouts through the nation arc Of no particular interest except locally.
 Canzoncri long has been consider cd the outstanding challenger for the 135 pound cham pionship. He al- ready has held the worlds feather weight championship and made q great attempt 10 deprive sammy Mandcll of the crown before Singer made hi, more ,ucccssful try. The bout is for ] rounds.
 Adding a novel touch to light weight title scrapping, the Singer Canaoncri clash will he the first in door fight for that crown in New York since Benny Leonard and RitChie Mitchell battled in the old Garden 1J years ago.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
HOCKEY LEAGUE OPENS
Play starts This Week With Games at Philadelphia, Boston and Ot- tava On Alnisticc Night.

New York. Nov. 10 tUP) - The National Hockey league, in which lrading professional teams Of the United States and Canada partici- pate, opens it's siy'h season this week, with games at Philadelphia. Boston and Ottawa on Armisticc Day night
 The New York Rangers. under Lester Patrick, open against the new Philadelphia team which formerly was located at Pittsburgh: the Bos- ton Americans, under a new mana ger. Eddie Gerard, encounter tn" Boston Bruins; and the Montreal Maroons play Ottawa.
 With boxing somewhat on tRe Wanc. a particularly successful sea son for professional ice hockey is anticipated. B. the end Of the week all ten teams of he National Hockey league will be in action.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

Six clubs have definitely entered the American Roller Hockey league for the coming season with Mcri- den. the seventh member of the circuit a very good probability, ac- CordiGg to an announcement follow ing a meeting Of the owners and managers of the various teams held yesterday afternoon at the Stanley hotel in this city. The session start cd at o'clock and wasn't over until S;30 o'clock in the evening.
 The six clubs definitely set to go are Albany, Amsterdam, Newburgh. Gioversville, Poughkeepsie and New Britain.
 The Morjden franchise will prob- ably be taken over by E. B. Wus- terbarth of Merdcn and Michael Haugh of New Britain. Definite de- cision on the matter will be reached tomorrow at q conference of the principals involved to be held m Meriden.
 The league season will start ol. November 25 and will continue through until the last week Tn March. New Britain will play it's first home game on the evening of November -. Thanksgiving night
 Owner Jack Arute and Manager Bill Clancy definitely decided on Bardecl's hall on Arch street as the home of the New Britain club yea- torday. Both men inspected the Tabs hall on Main street and Benoe'a Garage on Chestnut street bNs neither Of these two places vas suitable for the game.
 The player list will he settled at Y" meeting to be held Thursday night in Albany. The players salary limit has been placed by the league at $250 weekly and those who have been members of teams heretofore. wilt have 10 accept a cut from last years salary if the league teams arc 10 operate, Night letters W despatched to all of these men night and answers will be cxpcc by meeting time Thursday
 Manager Clancy. although nt communicative about the possi makeup Of tn" New Britain tea stated today that the local club rank with inc best in the circuit. If" expects to have the local line- up definitely settled by Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
Bv OSSIll SpLLAT

Des Moinrs. Nov. 10 lT Dr Clarence Spears, now head coach at the University of Oregon. aluays has been known as a disciple Of tae rugged hrutsns style of,oifcnso.
 His teams At Minnesota commonly were referred to IS the "bone-crush- ing hOrd.."
 Literally rn'y wore uot that. bat dur 10 thr terrific cross blocking on a short side buck most of the oppos- ing guards and tackles well might think they had run through a cement miNrr.
 Herr j- how spears has adapted his )uc1. to tho Oregon team:
 kzmijI~r, Lift half, receives th- ball fro cpn'er. H. spins and fakes q pass to Erdloy quarterback, who comes around
 Meantime, Fletcher the nlg Ictt end, and Coihorl. left uMaI. team together 10 po~rr-housr the oppos- ing right guard over inc center of tho iino.
 Motllor -oo 1ounI ruIIbacL. smaSlofs across to ~il" sNlpe the de- fensivo right tackle.
 By ii" tmw k1tzH1l~ has com- pic'ed 6ie ha)r llru. and j+ rrady 10 s's i for tAe ho!r created hy rlctch- "r and Colbert. he fuds Hojcnbcr=, right half, and Morgan, lrtf tarlll. ahead of him ready to rI'al up the secondary.
 II would sepm at @g~l 4la0r" that the dtfenzivo right end could hnign through and nail knzm,II'r, but he is srreonod of "t'n Mo.tIr kicks tho tackle ott.
 Terrific po"er an3 aag. p,tou are in this play
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
PRINCETON MEETS
 YALE THIS WEEK
Tradition Holds Center Of h.
 tereSt in Football World

New York, Nov. 10 IRl-Old man tradition comes into his own in 1 eastern football this week with a
 few intcrsectional novelties tossed
 into the schedule to provide the spice of a football fans life. ! Starting with the meeting Of Yale and Princeton, the 54th game of
 one of the oldest rivalries on record. the list goes down with one after another of the games that count 10 the colleges whether their teams are
 good or bad. Among these games 1 are the clashes between Harvard
 and Holy Cross, Cornell and Dart
 mouth, Syracuse and Colgate, Brown and Columbia, Lehigh and Rutgers,
 New York University and George
 town, Amherst and Williams and q host of lesser battles.
 The first clash between the east
 coast and the west tops the inter sectional program for next Saturday, i fordham's undefcated and united Rams tackle St. Mary's of Calitor- { mia, the so-called Notre Dame of the i Pacific coast which has lost only one gam" iu three seasons,
 1 Another long distance traveller. Southern Methodist, comes from Dallas to Baltimore to meet Navy. ! From the south, Georgia Tech leads the way, playing Pennsylvania at i Philadelphia. Oglothorpc plays Ni! i lanoya in the same city, Little Ken lucky Wesleyan furnishes a "breath- ] CT for Army.
 Returning the visit paid by mid western representatives last Satur- day, three eastern leaders take the | westward trail. Pittsburgh plays Ohio State at Columbus, Penn State
 tackles Iowa at Iowa City and Bos-
 ion College meets Loyola at Chi taG0
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
HAS ATTACK OF B0ILS
Young Jack Thompson Won't Be Able to Try For Weltcr Title Again Until After First of Year.

Chicago, Nov. 10 (Pl--Toung Jack Thompson, former WclterWeight champion Of the world, will have no opportunity 10 win back the title until after the first of the year.
 The Oakland. Cal. negro will be unable to box until that time due to an attack of boils.
 Consequently, his proposed re- turn match with Tommy Freeman, the titleholdcr. must be set back. They had agreed to box in Clcvc- land the latter part Of this month.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
WANTS RETURN MATCH
King LeNin~ky Who Received ar Inprpular Decision Over Slattcry, Issues Another Challenge

Chicago. Nov. 10 tP-king Les vinsky, who received an unpopular decision ovcr Jimmy Slattery of Buf- falo, in their fight at the Chicago stadium last Thursday night, today issued q challenge for q rnturn match.
 Levinshy's challenge included promise to donate share of his purse to the United Charities, if tho former light heavyweight champion would sign immediatcly, He said he would wait three days for Slattcrys an.MCr.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
ItGiE, WIN CAME,

Tine Tigers football team dofcat- ed the East End Trojans yesterday ny Ii 10 score This was the Tigers sixth win in as many starts. Although the East Ends had few high school players with them. they could not compete with the lighter but faster opposition. The Tigers have few more open dates and any teams within the 150 pound class gre invited to telephone 5Q5l-R be- tween { and ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
AMATLIR 1 OCkEN TEAMS

New York. Nov. 10 (UP) - The Amateur Athletic union is arranging for amateur hockey leagues and championships throughout the United States for the purpose of de- Veloping, eventually, an American team for the III Olympic winter games at Lake Placid in February, 1931.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

Big Six -- Oklahoma Is left alone at the top of the Big Six standing as Nebraska defeated Kansas by q decisive 16-U score. This weeks Ok laho)na-k Kansas game may bring an- other change in the standing, Mis- souri, after defeating Iowa State for its first conference victory, faces Nc braska.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

Pacific Toast - The 74 10 [ vic tory Of Southern California over California Saturday was the out sturding event of the season so far and put the Trojans at the top of inc I}lg Thre". Two outsiders, Wash jneton State and Oregon, still are uudefeated after victories over Idaho and the University of California at Los Angeles and the former has a good claim on tho title if it can get past Washington Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
NEW BRITAIN HIGH UNDER
 WRAPS BEATS HlLLHOUSE

Hardware City Football Eleven Scores to Victory Over New Haven Contngent-Game Proves to Be Sorry Exhibition From Spectators Standpoint - Fumbles by Local Crew Mar Teams Play Consd- erabIy-Frank Zalesk Is the Outstanding Back of the Day-DetaiIs.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
VERMONT ACADEMY
 IS WINNER AGAIN
Local Boys Star in 20-12 YiC-
 tory Over Gushing Eleven
Special to the Herald)


 Ash burnham. Mass, Nov, l0-BE scratching up the Cushing Academy eleven here Saturday by the score of 98 to 12 the Vermont Academy Wildcats strengthened their bid on the New England scholastic football championship. Saturdays game 5s the nth straight win for the Yer mont eleven and is the 26th gam. won out of 27 played in the last fv@ years.
 Saturdays game was the hardesL battle that the Vermont eleven has faced so far this season. Several of the best men suffered minor injur- ies during the earlier part of the game and it was necessary to re place them for a time with second string players.
 Vermont received at the opc,Gny of the game and Cabitor. TiSut tackle, caught the punt and ran tt down 10 the Cushing 3o yard line. In Ia line buck Kenny carried it through center for , yards and on the next play Toolan went through tackle for 10 more yards. On the next plunge konny carried it across the line for Ncrmont's first touchdoWn
 On the next kict-oh Loth tvarls see-saWed near the center Of the tjold and finally Cushing was forced 10 kick. Casalc broke through and blocked the punt and Sabo rccovcr- cd it for the '. \. team Soon after ward Davis caught Gushing pass and crossed their line for the sec ond tally On q bad pass from cen .t4r DiBelHs picked up the ball and tried 10 run around end tor the point after touchdown hut VJs brought down q short distance from the goal line,
 Receiving the punt Vermont moy- ed down the field Ill a series Of line bucks and end runs which ended in k~nneT crossing the Inc again for the third touchdown. Gushing hc- gan q passing and plungng gane at this point One Of their mon got away with a pass and was brought down by Kenny a short distance from the Vermont goal lno Tn. Vermont lire held for two downs and finally the Cushing nlIback put the ball across thr lirr for their tir't score, Tine half ended with the score at 1?-G.
 During the thrd quarter bo'l teams fought q hard game near ths renter Of the field The Vermont tsau was forced 10 kick on last down and Scott, right half, booted the oval for Gp yards where il wen. ofside on the Gushing three }arI iino. The second team was ill at 0hjs safety This made the score 91-6.
 Near tho beginning oc e6c fourth quarter Cushing mad 1boir second erore on q long pass ju failed .ul tho kick. After prrjod Of line bucks and end runs Inc Gushing riaNcn forced Vermont Hacl< 10 their four ard line. Hero ,be line hold for four downs like q stoHc wall and ru0tcd out of danger
 When '. X. got rhe bau again they tried q few plays that nctt- i short gains and then Bo@IausSj i caught q long pass and ran 5o zarIs for touchdown LiBcIl~ kicked the point after.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

Bruce Caldwell, former great Yale back and rookie outfelder for the Cleveland Indians, now is in New Haven running a cigar store.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
Soutilcrn C'onfercn,

Southern Conference - Alabama again rides at the head of the south crH procession with six straight con- terence victories after Saturdays 20 q triumph over Florida. Tulane and Georgia. both unbeaten but the lat ter tied. meet in this weeks leading ana State preparatory to the decid- ing clash with Georgia, which scored brilliantly over New York Univer-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

The New York Yankee baseball club this year broke it's home at tendance record Of 1927 of 2U0,0QU.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

Southwest Conference Texas Christian holds the undisputed lead with three straight victories after beating Rice 20-0 but faces three successive hard games. Texas Christian-Texas heads this weeks card. Southern Methodist goes east to play Navy.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
Fl)RDHAN REMAINS
 SECTIONAL LEADER
Rams Have Seven Victories for
 the Season to Their Credit

E. 7.- Ass1. ..-.G Pres.
 East - Saturdays intersectional struggles left Fordham as the sec tional leader for another week with seVen victories 10 it's credit. Western Maryland also is unbeaten and un- tied while Army and Dartmouth still have not lost a game. Fordham faces 0 big lest this week meeting St. Mary's Of California and Dartmouth tatkIcs cornell.
 Ht2 Ten - Triumphant over the Indiana "JinA' while its rivals were engaged ill interscctional and non conference games. Northwestern is only one game short of d perfect conference season. Wisconsin is next on the Northwestern schedule while Michigan. the only other conference JnaH1 which has not been beaten, meets Minnesota. Two more inter sectional clashes arc scheduled, Ohio Statn playing Pittsburgh and Iowa meeting Penn State.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
PUNTS AND PASSES

B. ike -t-sJrsatcd Pra=s
 PhliadeIphla-Tle revenge motif again appears in Sarurdays game between PonnsyIvaui4 and Gcorgi4 Tech, Two Penm ,oacfus. LuI Wrar and cari Thomas. were mcm- h'rs or inc 1917 tralu that took T 4I-o beating from ta" Golden Tor nado,
 New Yorh-Browa md Columbia arc old football r.y4ls although tht@ have met only tHirp before this weeks game, The first game was jn 1@o2, Brown Htuujgg 200. Tho second, in 1919, Was a - tie.
 Wilmington - Tn, Gaor@ctona E uad which nIavs Naw York Cut- Tcrslrv thjs aroI<, h4s good claim tD being "aU Amrrj,4" TMrccr stat $ front Maine to California a, yell as the Dp*1ct Of Col9mbja ar represented
 University. Ala. - 'If4rr}" Cain. Alabama tul}Lacl, Gavcr has to worry ahout tho shout Of bloc. that kick" No oua has blocked or 0. Gains loft footed runts since 1s25. when h. was Ii high school freshman and hc planes it on q ba ] pass from center,
 phia-Notrc James play CTS may not have knonn it but thov were setting something of d record when they beat Pennsl by G1-2o count Saturday, Not since tn days when Penn Has q little colle@D being kicked around by Yale anl Princeton has such a big score been made against the QuaEcrs. The las; one was in 1S90 when Tale won by q CD 10 . count.
 Amherst, Mass -- Amherst and Williams can boast about as long 4 record Of rivalry as any college. They have been meeting since 1881 with only two interruptions and th.> rt cord now stands at 25 victories for Williams, : for Amherst ani four ties.
 Ithaca. x. Y.-Onc Of the tradi tions of the Dar1m0uth-Cornell foot ball series is plenty of scoring all around. Only four Of the 13 games they have played have failed to pro duce nointS fnr bcth tcaf1g narf mouths 62-13 victory in 1925 set tn record.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
PE
ROLLER HOCKEY LOOP TO
 START PLAY NOVEMBER 25

Six Team League Definitely Organized at Meeting Held in This Cty-Meriden Will Make Seventh Club in Circuit-New Britain's First Contest to Be Staged Thanksgiving Night-Players List to Be Made Up at Session in Albany Thursday Night-Saares to Be Cut.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

Rocky Mountain - The seasons deVisive clash between Utah, unde- featcd leader of the conference and Colorado heads this weeks schedule with the winner almost certain to win thc title. Each had an easy vic tory last Saturday, Utah beating Colorado College 41-6 and Colorado downing Colorado Teachers PIT.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

second Quarter Mlynarski tackled forward pass