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The Washington times., 1930-10-27
PARTNERS SEEK
AUDIT, NAME
S|XSMITH
Secretary Of Treasury Chief
Made Defendant in Equity
Court Plea to Get Receiver

Arthur e. Sixsmith, secretary to
Andrew w. Mellon, Secretary Of
the Treasury, today was named
defendant in q suit filed In Equity
Court by Joseph and Pauline
Shore, 5000 block Of Conduit I'd.
N. W., and Warren b. Nichols,
5000 block Of Delcarlia el.. in
which the plaintiffs ask the court
to compel him to carry out an
alleged agreement In which tney
became partners In the operation
Of q drug store concession in the
washington Railway Terminal.
William 4. Roberts, recently ap-
pointed assistant corporation
counsel and q former legal aid to
the advisory council Of the Fedora
ton Of Citizens Associations, Is
named a defendant also.
According to the bill filed by At
torneys r. s. Settles and Francis
T.. Neubeck, the plaintiffs began
negotiating with the terminal
company for the drug store con-
cession in the fall Of 1929 and en-
gagged Mr.. Sixsmith to assist them
in obtaining q lease. The terml-
nal company required that they
form q corporation before q lease
would be granted, the court was
told. ty+
Director BaIks
At that time Mr.. Sixsmth Is
alleged to have engaged Mr..
Roberts to obtain q charter under
Delaware law. The plaintiffs
state that under q previous oral
agreement 1t had been decided
that Joseph Shore should receive
80 per cent Of the profits from
the enterprise; Pauline Shore, 10
per cent; Mr.. Nichols, 80 per
cent, and Mr.. Sixsmith, 80 per
cent.
After the lease was made on
July 16 last. the petition relates,
a meeting Of the three persons
who appeared as incorporatorS
Of the firm and the three per-
sons who had elected themselves
directors was held. One Of the
newly elected directors, however,
refused to serve and also is said
to have refused to further par
ticipate in the proceedings. The
bill relates that the remaining
two directors held q subsequent
meeting at which Mr.. Sixsmith
was elected president Of the
newly Incorporated firm. the
Union Drug Company. and MIR.
Roberts was elected secretary
treasurer.
Audit Is Asked
Although Mr.. Sixsmith is now
conducting the business and
claims to be its president, the
plaintiffs assert that none Of
the authorized stock Of the firm
has been issued nor have any Of
the officers been properly elected.
The plaintiffs complained that
Sixsmith now refuses to issue
stock in accordance with their
previous agreement. although
they have insisted that he do so.
The court is asked to direct
the court auditor to ascertain the
profits that have been realized
on the business: to appoint a
received to take over the opera
ton Of the enterprise pending
final hearing on the suit and to
compel SiXsmith to carry out the
terms Of the original agreement.
The Washington times., 1930-10-27
0SIAs TO BE SPEAKER

Camilo OSias win speak on
The Americana Philippine Prob
lem before the Washington Round
Table at the University Club to.
morrow noon. Mr.. Osias is pres
ident of the National University
of Manila and resident commls-
sioner from the Philippines to
the United States.
The Washington times., 1930-10-27
DEAN DOYLE TO SPEAK

Dean Henry Grattan Doyle, Of
George washington University,
viii speak at a meeting Of the
District of Columbia Library Asso.
citation tomorrow night at the
Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Audi
torium Of the Library of Congress.
The Washington times., 1930-10-27
AD CLUB TO MEET

Harry c. Butcher, Washington
representative Of the Columbia
roadcasting System, will speak
at the luncheon meeting OF the
Advertising Club Of washington
at the National Press Club tomor.
row.
The Washington times., 1930-10-27
BYRD AIDE is GUEST

Lloyd v. Berkner, assistant
radio engineer with the Byrd
Antarctic expedition, win be the
honor guest at q meeting Of the
Minnesota state Society Thurs
day night at the willard Hotel.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
WILSON RECEIVES DECISION IN CASE
Chicago Cubs Star Acquittel Of
 Assault Charges

Chicago. 1'cb. I9 Lewis Hack" Wilson, lighting cock or the Chicago Cubs. is free a- last rom all the troubles his svmglne fists have stirred up on and oil thG baseball field
 The final case against him ua4 decided in his favor yesterday b1 q superior court jury. which aCquit ted him Of charges of assaultin- Edward Young. q Chicago mllkmau. and rejected YounS's suit for $2U.- oUo damages
 Thanked by seven witnesses, Wii- son won his case in short order. The milIlnan char ed that the pudgy Cub outllcidcr beat him severely during the Cuh-Sl Louis Cardinal game. June 21. 1928. The jury de liberated only 2j minutes,
 Young testified he went 10 ths game sober and jcincd other fans ln booInS Wilson for failnG to get q hit. Toward the end of the game. he said. Wilson vaultcd into the bo.: seats, knocked him down and then threw him over q ;cat As q re- suit. he claimed. his lip was bruis- ed and his back Wrcnchcd so sc vercly that he was incapacitated for weeks.
 Wilson admitted &t ting after Young with intent to silence his taunts, but denied striking him. II said he fell while cn route to foung's seat and that Young pounc- ed upon and struck him.
 'I'llo vile names he shouted at m" were umboarahIc and my fight ing blood naturally reached q boil ing point" Wilson said, but did not hit him.
 Wilson's witnesses corroboratrd his testimony, whereas Younc's only witness was q physician, who said he treated him for wrrnchcd back and bruised lip.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

Ncwcll d Nc" Britain boy who a. tends the Hartford school. CarlSo", the New Bri;Giu center, made th@ first point of the game when '- stnH on@ from the floor almost ij-l. modiatcIy after tjl, ball had been put into play. I.ctano, Truhan a l kcclcy follow cd CHrl,on with bas- Eets in rapid succession. hrinEi',-, the score up 70 lG-@ at the end Ct the first period.
 In the .ccond quarter the Panto- miners got under way. DcNatat ; long shots b4came effective, and with Newell and Harcenho putting on Il sn#Ppy exhibition Of rapiI pass work and accurate shooting, the invaders lan up poirts whIe the locals Wcr" getting 4. At haif- time the Traders still had an im- pressivc lead at 3o 10 it, but inc deaf boys from West Hartford h tJ shown that they have a real team.
 Throughout the second half th" game took on an ant-clmaH atmoa- phcrc. The score 5ce-saWcd upwa"I with the locals always far cnousr ahead 10 feel safe.
 It was hi. day for Carlson Do 1 iE scoring and floor work,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
MALCEW|Cz MAKES CLAIM ID TITLE
Utica Panther Charges Cham.
 p.onS Are Eyadin6 Him

Hartford. Feb. 12.-Joe Malce- Wicz, who meets Joe RoGaski Of Chi cago in the star bout of the wrestling night, is known as the Panther oi the Mat and is one of the most Colorful matmcn ever to invade the spor'r which has boastcd Lewis, Stcchcr. Gotch, Zhysako and Jcn- kins.
 Tine Utica heavyweight began his professional wrestling career in carncs- after he came back from tho World War: at first he found il diff ticult 10 attract any att..tion. IL was a long, hard road. but the last three years have found him in the select company and the claimant of the worlds title because. he claims. in" titleholders have refused 70 meet him in matches with their cham pionshlp at stake.
 Joe was the undoing Of Martin Plcstina, the Chicago strong man and wrestler, defeating him al Chi caGo, Plostinas first defeat in nine long years.
 Malcowic2 is called the Panther because of his build. slender for d wrestler and his pauthcr-ljkc move mcnts in action. He is rated th, cIcvcrcst of all the heavyweight though larhing, perhaps. the power and force of some of the others notably Gus Sonncnbrr2 He meets a rough and rugged natman in ltoG@Skl.
 { Tough House" Harry Mamas Of Springfield, who meets Stan pitnaN ! Of Chica~o in the somi-nnal, is d ! Hartford product. He started hero as an amateur and vas then q scraWny middlcWcight. Now he has taken on great bulk both physically and in skill on the mat.
 Mama5 is q versatile mutman il ] that he can either Wrcstlc scicntif. c"lly or, throWIng science 10 th, . winds, can give the rouEhe9t Of then a battle, Pitnaw is rough and IS grcssivc wrestler.
 Fred Bruno of Hartford. stat, light heavyweight champion. vii i Wrcstlc Al Morriz Of Springfield IT on" preliminary and then there vii be another bout to open the show
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
PLAN ID ARRANGE
 GOLFING SERIES
International Matches in Spring
 Between WOmen'S Teams

Sl. Augustine. Fla. Feb, l2 P,- Miss Glcuna Collett, four timc- woman's golf champion. today an nounced some of the details Of the first international Women's matches to be played abroad duriny tb> spring.
 Miss ColIclt said she had rrccrv cd q letter from Miss Molic Gour lay, English closed champion anJ French open title holder, in which the latter suggested u series 0; matches between the women play CTS Of the United States and Brit1u about May r..
 Miss Gourlay explained she had consented to act as captain of thu, British team at the request of Mis- Joyce Wcthered. who is withdraw | ing from competitive golf this year
 While Miss Collett would not com init herself regarding the plan su- @csled by Mi.s Gourlay, she an- nounCcd sine would within a fort night know definitely since she has spoken to q number of American girls about the prospects Of the in- ternational series and they are ell. , thuSi1stic.'
 The United States champion has extended invitations to the follow . in~ ranking players. as well as otl. CTS: Maureen Orcutt, Helen flick < Virginia Van Vie. Mrs. Henry B Stetson. Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hprd, Mrs. Harry Prcssler, Editt Quicr. Bcrnicc Wall, Helen Pay5on { Mrs. Leon l'edorman. Virginia Wil. son, Fritzi Stifel Mrs. Stewart Han, ley, Louise Fordycc, Mrs. 0. $. Hill Peggy Wattlcs, Mrs. Marion Turpi. Lake, Mrs. Melvin Jones. Marion . Rollins and Ruth Perry.
 Miss Collett who will captain tn, |. <. team. declared the American squad will be composed of as many representative players as accept tn, invitation and the number o matches will be determined by in, number of players in the inyadm. group.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

overwhelmed the Alpine defense. lluybrctch was forced to quit on account of q spraincd ankle rccciv- ed early in the game.
 Andy Mastccho and Jim Bara%liJ were the leading scorers for the AlplncS, total,ng 4 points between ,hcm. McGiunis showed great dctt- ness in his role of standing guard besides scoring dazzling long shots which bolstercd up the score of the Tanners considerably.
 Manager Johnson stated that this was probably the last home game for the Lion Tanners, as negotiations arc practically completed with d Glastonbury, l;verton and Union- vile combine, while q game with q strong Co@cob aggregation is in the works.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
OFFICIALS
 HEAR NEW PLANS
.ScrubWOman'S Plight honOp1-
 lizes Attention in Finance Mess

Chicago. Feb. l9 (UP)-The case of Mrs. Mary MankoWsi, who scrubs corridors at the County hospital by day and waits on her crippled hus- band, her aged father-in-law anI her five children Of an evening, uaurped attention from the picker ing Of officials and committees III bankrupt Chicago today.
 The scrubwoman managed ;o keep her household going on the slo9 month the county paid her when 1t paid its employes. SIX weeks ago the pay checks stopped.
 All Credit Refused
 Lights and gas were turned of m the four room cottage where the MankoWskis live. The grocer stop ped giving credit when their hill mounted 10 &I2. The cl, health department had no one to send when Mrs, Mankowahis little Jim. mic. ;, was sick.
 Three mortgage stand against the cottage and the holder Of the third has threatened to put the family out on the street, according to Jos cph l.. Moss director ot the county bureau of public welfare. who re . ported the plight Of the family.
 The case of Mrs. MankoWslFi, q little more exaggerated but tairit eprcscntatiVc among the 5000 unpaid employees of the city, county and school board. was announced i simultaneously With the statement ] that the relief plan of Lewis E. Myers vas expected to bring hope Of eventual results in 4 conference today.
 Plan Committee Compromise ] That plan is fer sub committee ot the citizens relief committee l headed by Silas H. Straw n to meet with representatives, of Mayor Vii l liam Hale Thompson and work out means Of raising cash for the long 1 overdue payrolls.
 i It was unanimously approved yes i terday by the citizens committe9 2 and Mayor Thompson was reported ready to cooperate through his sub ordinales
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
CARNERA SCORES FOURTH KNOCKOUT
Giant Italian Puts Buster Martin
 Away in Second Round
---

St. Louis Feb. l. JP-~Primo Car. ncra, Italy's man of magnitude, for the fourth time has shown h,s punching ability to an American ring audience. He sent q swift right to the jaw of Buster Martin. Tulsa. Okla. policeman last night and end cd what was to have been a lU- round contest after 56 seconds of the second stanza had elapsed. Martin was on his feet during the nearly four minutes of the two rounds. but he had to be carried out alter Camera made an effective con- tact
 The Bchcmoth came out slowly for the first round and .Iartiu ap- parcntly started with the intention ot staying with the Alpine Goliath as long as possible. Primo attempt cd 10 add another first round K. O. to his string, but the policeman kept 't distance. when possible Car ncrA fAIlcd to display q great amount Of effective timing of punches and missed frcqurutlv Martin diving for the big boys ab- domen and hanging on, until Primo Wrcstlcd free.
 Camera landed few left hook; which made Martin wobbN on his feet and instead of dancing out Of range, the Tulsan staggered away.
 he crowd chcered as Martin went 10 ms corner at the bell.
 i'ustcr made Il costly mistake in the second. After clinchlug few times, he tried 10 lead with a rjyh; to Camera head, only to have the big ones right collide with his iav. ] NarLln' s head hit the canvas with a jhump and he lay perfectly still i during the count Camera helped
 Busters seconds carry the con qucrcd gladiator into the corner.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
BRUINS WIN AGAIN
Boston Hockey Team Scores Its -'uh Victory in 32 Games. Bcatin. the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Boston. Feb. l2 (Pi-The Boston Bruins. worlds hockey champions, had their 27th victory out of 32 games today after d thrilling 6 to , overtime win from the Toronto Maple Leafs last night in the Bos- ton Garden.
 Coming from behind in the last three minutes of play. the Bruins counted twice on taIllca by tlapp"r ".l Il pass and by Shore unassisted cut of scrimmagc to win. tlappcl also scored unassistcd raising hla total Of 70 and remaining top scorer Of the league.
 The other Boston scores were made by Galbraith unassis;cd and hv Oliver and Wriland on passes. The BruInS play in Pittsburgh lo- ni%nt.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Brooklyn Robins Buy
 Two Young Infelders

New York, I7cb, l2 Rl-TNe Brooklyn Robins have made the ftra. important move toward strengthening their team by buying two star infielders. Gordon Sla%c and Neal Finn from the Missions club Of the Pacific Coast lcagIr. The Robins paid $Sj.0oo in cash anI d player 10 be named later for tnu youngsters it vas learned yesterday. Finn is the shortstop and Slade th- second haaeman Of combination i4med for making double plays
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
JNPIEIS START SCHOOL,

Chicago, Feb, l2 UP)-Wltn Pre.i1ent l.. S. Barnard as instru1 1- tor, twelve American League uni pres today started schooling course designed to clear up in t;,u mind Of each arbtcr just what deci- sion should be made in unusual cases. The umpires will attend classes for two days
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
LION TAhERS WIN
DCrrnt '..pincs Bask thall Team E, 31 to [, Store in Rough Game tt Central High Gym.

Spike HaiSdcn Mae Mauro. aul Eossy Monasicn led the Lion Tam CTS to d 31-17 victory over the AL pines basketball team in d gougn and hard fought contest in tn" Central High gym last night. The game was featured hy hort accur- ate passing Of the Tanners. which
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
TRADERS DEFEAT
 PANTOM|ME TEAM
Local Basketball Team Adds Another to Victory String

The New Britain State TraJe school basketball team added an other 10 this 'aason's string Of vlc- tories yesterday at the armory on Arch street when il defeated the American School for the Deaf y the score o1 3G to A.
 In the first quarter the visitors put up rather q poor ahowins their ouly score being a field goal by W
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
AWARDED kNOGkOII

Portland, Mic, Feb. i2 CUP) -- Vincent Forgione, Philadelphia mid dlcweight, was declared winner DH u knockout over Joe Zclinsky ot Boston in the third round of :;
 scheduled l0-round bout here tv- night. Zclinsky claimed foul which was discounted by the rcfcrer
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Babe Ruth in Prime
 Shape for Next Year

Chicago, Feb. l2 LP-Take it from President Ernest $. Barnard of .ac American League. Babe Ruth I- going to worry d lot of pitchers ne t season If he comes to terms with th@ Yankees.
 Babe is in such great trim th.5 he is a certainty to have anoth r banner year and a big crop Of hon,r runs" Barnard said following h,s return from Florida. He IS n prime condition because of his faithful and rigorous training"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
Plan Committee Compromise
INCREASES POINT LEAD

New Haven. Feb. l2 UP)--EdG e HorWit2, leading scorer in the Inter collegiate Basli etball League. addrd to his percentage last night when Yale defeated Massachusetts Insu- tue Of Technology 34 10 l7. Hor- wit2 scored seven goals. several Of them made possible by the cleNC r paasinG of Albie Booth.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

Montreal had all the better Of the acrappins in the first two per iods. the Hangers failing to score until the third session
 After New York had tied th3 score in the final period, the Maroons stepped out and scor"l three goals for their winning mac- gin.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
SHIkAT WINS MATCH

Boston, Feb. 12 CuP) Dick Sh,- lat, 2l5. of Philadelphia won the first and deciding fall over Jack Taylor, 2l3. of Toronto in 47 mia l. u,cs and 50 seconds of the man wrestling match at Mechanics hail last night Shikat used a double arm hold. then a lit, and topped i off by dropping Taylor on his hea l.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
SEVEN HOLDOIJS

New Yorh Feb. I2 UUp)-Thc Nsw York Giants still have seven loldouts Euhc Benton and JaoR scott, pitchers; Freddy Iindstrou 1ra}is Jackson and Bill Terry. .t. 'ieldnrs: Eddie T;oual and Mel Ot, outtcldcrs and Bob OfarrcN catcher.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
BREAK WINNING STREAK

Philadelphia, Feb. l2 CUP)-TEc Philadelphia Arrows broke a win nnG streak which had eAtcndrJ over four games last night, defeat ing the New Haven aeAtct in t Canadian American League sam ,, q to C.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
MAIONIN NS. FREEDMAN

Hoston, Feb. l2 (up)-J.n Maloncy of South Boston and tl Friedman Of Roolindalc. heavy weights, will clash in a lo-rourl bout at the Arsonne A. A. bouts at Mechanics building tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
SIX DAY BIKE RACE
-Four Teams Arc Tied for Frs, Place After q sensational Night of I;Id- inc in Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. r. P'-I'our teams were tied for first place in the six ,jay bicycI" race early today. alter q sensational night of racing during which i9 laps were gained.
 Tine fans also witnessed the worst spill of the race. which almost put the Italian French team Of Alfonso Succhctti and Paul Erocardo out fol good. Despite the spill, th" team IS now tied for first place with three others; Gerald DcbactS and Tony Bcckman; Reggie McNamara and Gactano Helloni; and Freddie Spcn- Cer and Charley Winter
 Jimmy Walthour and Franz Dncl- berg, the German American "kid' team, arc only one lap behind the leaders.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
5 pc a Xxi g of Sports

BIll McElWain has been let out by the Paterson American League Bas- Ae'haH team, according to rumors mat have reached this city. He has been going poorly in the scoring line m recent weeks and, in the hurry and hustle of the schedule. his work vas not deemed satisfactory enough 70 cause the management 10 retain him.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
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BOSTON [. LOSES

Providence. l.. l.. Feb. l2 tCP) -- J5oston University dropped an early ll-poiut lead 10 lose to Rhode iS- land State College 36-@0 in a fast basketball game here tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

IanaScr Cl"rcncc L#nphcr of the NeW Britain Basketball team has re- c"lVcd an invitation from John J. b l'ricn, pcsidcnt of the American Basketball League to attend meet 'n9 to be held &ool in New York for the purpose of discussing the proposed cast and west sectional l"agues. New Britain was prominent lN mentioned as member Of the eastern half of the leaguc.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12
NIARDDNS WIN GtNII.

Montreal Feb. tG O'r)--T1c Montreal Maroous defeated the Ne" { Yorl, Rangers here last night, , .9
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

No confirmation Of the report has as Vet been received but according 70 the best information available. McLlWain has received his release.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

Manager Lanphcr will attend as soon as he is notified of tho time of the session The president. right now IS on western tour looking oyer the field with 2 view 10 establishing tuG western half of the league.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

Cowboys, Indians and IoWnspco- pie crowded the hall. Jeff and tn others went through their pacas. Gotch was introduced He nuIg q couple Of wrestling partners around the ring.
 The Indian Was called 10 tue rIu@. He dcmurrcd.
 Me no wrestIc that way--.stc wrcalIe pack-.adIlc," he said. "l don't know what pack -~alds~ i%-but we'll wresrln that way," said Gotcl. The Indian agrce!, and stripped.
 They stepped into the center 'S the ring, Golch watched bi2-cyo ], with mouth aSapo. as the big rcd skin began chanting some IndirI song, skipping his hands on h,4 knees and thighs. Suddenly he reached ont with q | lightning like movement. grabbed the puzzled Gotch, and thrcw hin ir the air and over his shouldc,. Gotch landed on his neck bchiu.I the Indian.
 The crowd roarcd and thos4 laughing the hardest were >ll, members Of the transforming parly Jeff was doubled up. Gotch, furious, got 10 his feet. rushed at the Indian and threw hiul into the orchestra pit.
 That's enough. | throw yoJ you throw me" said the Indian, ; r he left with his clothes.
 And h" always insisted he WI>
 'halC chaHpiou'," said Ferguson. tCopNright 1880. NI.A SrrN ic,. Inc.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

According 10 the proposed rules, no team will be allowed to have more than three recognized Aucri- can League stars in it's lineup. This would give other players such as college, high school and acmi-pro stars. the opportunity of getting in ro fast company. It would also tend to oqualizc the teams in strength.
 This Friday, the Whippcts basket ball team will meet the Waterbury Boys club quintet. A few weeks ago tho Whippcts bowed 10 the Brass City quintet and they arc out for re ,vcngc in the coming meeting.
 h answer to q question propound- cd 10 us today. we state that the New Britain Basketball team never de toatcd the Renaissance quintet >,jtIlc the team was playing at the state armory under the name of the N,t.iogal Guards.
 New Britain defeated the famous cOlorcd combination twice in SucCcs- sion the year before last. Both of the&c games were played at the stan ley Arena.
 The standing in the American Rol Ter Hockey League has certainly un- dcr%onc many changes iu the past week. Yesterday, the official stand ing had Now Britain and Mcridcn ted Today. after New Britain scored T victory over Amsterdam. New Brit ain Is placed two games ahead oI Ncridcn in the win column, If We arc right --WC cannot say we arc be cause We haven't line statistics at hand Mcrldcn shOUld have ont more loss Chalkcd up against II than Now Britain If the standing of l1St Friday morning was correct. then we arc correct now. The two teams were tied Saturday morning after Mcriden won Friday night. Each played Sunday. New Britain won and lIcTidcn lost New Britain won an other. According to this, New Britain Should have two nor" games won than Ncridcn and one less loss.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

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