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New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
TURKS REPORTED / KILLING SCORES
Unconhrmed Stories Say 4,@0
 E Have Been Slain

London, Oct. (PU)-An Ex- change Telegraph dispatch from Je- rusalem reported without confirma- tion today that Turks had massacred k,50O men, women and children and destroyed many villages in the Zilan district.
 The Exchange telegraph corres- bondent also reported without con- Hrmation that Turkish aerial bom- bardments had killed hundreds Of persons in the Djuelmarek. Agri and Tendruk districts.
 Troops under Jewad Pasha Renal md Eddin Pasha destroyed many villages near Tscaldiran, the dispatch |. Baid.
 The arrangements covered a wide area along the Turkish Persian from tier, where Kurdish tribesmen have been causing trouble between Turkey and Persia, eliminating in a Turkish ultimatum to Persia to keep the Kurds from invading Turkish ter ritory.
 Reports from the frontier to Jeru- salem indicated the Kurdish insuA gents recently had been reinforced and were defending a 65-mile front stretching from Aralki to the Baya- gid district, just south of Mt. Ararat. The Turks concentrated around Bayazid and the Iraq frontier. while the Persians also strengthened their frontier forces.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
Juvenile Court Plan
 Revised by Officials

Hartford, Oct. R1A new sys- tenn of reporting information on juvenile delinquency has been put into effect in all the juvenile courts of the state. it was announced today by K. L. Messenger. chief juvenile court probation offleer and commits sioner of the state bureau of child welfare.
 Under the old system, MT. Mes senser said. great deal of infor- nation regarding the delinquent children was received. but was in- complete and not sufficiently com- prehensive. The new system, he be- lieves. will furnish 2 basis for study of the age factor, reasons for de- linquency and disposition of c.set by children's courts.
 Information valuable to the state in coping with the problem of de-
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
SIR THOMAS SAYS CUP
 FROM PEOPLE WELCOME
,Yachtsman Believes Consolation Trophy Full of Americas Heart"
 Wants "Real Mug' as Well.

Cherbourg, France, Oct. 3 (UP)- Sir Thomas Lipton, returning from his unsuccessful quest of the Amer ica's cup, said today that he would treasure the Will Rogers cup more than the America's cup because 1t will be filled to overhowing with Americas heart"
 A fund to buy a loving cup for Sir Thomas has been collected In New York after being suggested by Will Rogers, the humorist.
 ''But I want another mug. too," Sir Thomas told visitors in the Le- viathan, en route to England. T thought about it all the way across the Atlantic and decided to chal- lenge again as soon as the rules al- low meeting the Americans at their own game with ultra-modern gad- getS"/
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
City Items

sThe A. Nash Co. suits, topcoats, overcoats. J. Ryan. Tel. ,2s0s.- advt.
 At a meeting of the Sons of Italy in the lodge rooms on Walnut street tonight, plans for the annual Co., .umbus Day celebration will be per, fected. =
 Frank Arata of Seymour street will attend the Columbia Union football game in New York tornor- row, and will visit his mother In New Jersey next week.
 Attorney WillianF F. Curtin liz in disposed at his home on West MaN street. .t
 Attorney S. Gerard Casale has re- turned from business trip to Ben nington, Vt.
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
Editor Says Mrs. Longworth May
 Heb Mrs. Mccormick With Borah

Washington. Oct. 3 (UP)-The suggestion that Alice Roosevelt Longworth may use her political influence" to soften the announced decision of Senator Borah, republi- can. Idaho. to. oppose Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick's entrance to the senate. is contained in an article by Eleanor Patterson. editor of the Washington Herald. printed on the front page of the newspaper today.
 Under the heading will she? Can she :" The signed article stated:
 Some weeks ago I wrote that Alice Lonsworth had no real gifts to bring to Ruth Hanna McCormick's campaign. Ruth Mccormick is Alice Longworth's close friend.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03

T was in error. spoke hastily. In ignorance.
 Senator Borah. another close friend of Alice Longworth's. has said that if Ruth Mccormick is elected he will vote to unseat her because of her excessive campaign expenditures. Mrs. Longworth may now present her real gifts. She may use her political influence, of which the country has Ions heard so much. She may soften this decision of the frugal gentleman from Idaho.n
 The state of South Carolina rec ognizes divorces granted in other states, but it grants none itself.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
R1rCK LEAVES AMARILLO

Amarillo, Tex, Oct. 3 R)-Robert Buck, 16 year old Elizabeth, N. J.. aviator seeking to set a new junior transcontinental. record, left here at S:1O a. m., co. S. T.,) today for Albuquerque. N. M.
 Forced down at Glenrio,, N. M., yesterday,he returned here and spent the night after a new cylinder was put in the motor of his plane.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
Mrs. Willametz Feted
 On Return From Europe

The Ladies of Bohemian Eagle held their monthly meeting yester- day afternoon at Odd Feliows> hall. Arch street. Following the meeting . welcome home supper and social were rendered Mrs. Fannie Villa metz. president. who recently re. turned from & three months tour of CzechoslovakiV. Belgium. Ger many, France and Prague.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03

Mickey Cochan big bat good for another fourbase cou
 the second game of the World Series at Shbe Park Phade pha This HeradNEA Service picture shows the Phade pa Athletics hardhtng catcher being greeted by bat boy he crossed the home plate after tremendous drive the right field fence in the first inning of the contest.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
MRS. VAN corr SHE'S

MRS, VAN corr SUES
 Reno, New. Oct. 3 (UP) - Mrs. Kathleen Heywood Van Cott filed suit here yesterday for . divorce from John Van Cott, New York at- torney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-31
MEMORIAL SERVICE
HELD FOR HERRICK
Prayers and Psalm of Late
Ambassadors Funeral
Repeated in France.
d. the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
PARIS, March 31.--The first memo
rial service for Myron T. Herrick,
American Ambassador to France, who
died at his post here one year ago today,
was held this forenoon at the American
Procathedral
The same prayers were said and the
same hymns sung which were Mr.. Her
rickS favorites in his lifetime-"O
Paradise" and the twenty-third psalm,
Just as at the services year ago before
the French government sent his body
home on the cruiser Tourville.
DR.. Frederick w. Beekman, who again
conducted the services, recalled that
the Ambassador was not really gone
from France but was present in his
full vigor as we knew him with his al
most boyish enthusiasm in life.
The memorial services were attended
by many prominent persons OF different
nationalities in Paris. President Dou-
mergie Foreign Minister BRAND, Mar
shall Petain and Marshal Joffre sent
representatives.
In the absence of Ambassador Edge
In Marseille on a long-planned indus
trial tour, Norman Armour represented
the American embassy. All the mem
bers Of the embassy and consulate were
present Among others in attendance
were the Spanish and Brazilian AmbaS-
sailors, Gen. Gourad, Nine. JusSerand
and the mother of the noted French
fyer, Charles NungeSSer signed herself
mamma of NungeSser" on the memorial
register.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-31
ACCEPT COMPROMISE,
FILIPINOS ARE URGED
Head of Commission Coming Here
Says Independence Now
Is Hopeless.
NJ the Associated Press

~ the Associated Press.
MANILA, March 31.-Senator Juan
Sumulong, minority party leader, at a
banquet last night in honor of the de-
parture this week of the Philippine in
dependence commission, said there was
no immediate hope of Filipinos obtain
ing their independence and urged that
they accept compromise.
This was the first public expression In
the Philippines of a leaders willingness
to give up the Filipino traditional de-
mands of immediate, absolute and COM
plete independence from the United
States. The speech created storm OF
conflicting comment among leaders.
Sumulong heads permanent COM
mission going to the United States to
give vigor to the long-standing cam
paign to persuade the American people
to give early consideration to the status
and station of the Philippines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-31
MISSOURI TOWN BOASTS
PARTIES ON SEX LINES
Altamont Divided in Campaign on
Political Lines as "Men"
and women"
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALTAMONT, Mo-, March 31.--Alta-
mont has two new political parties, one
called women" and the other men,"
At the recent caucus man nominal
ed anothers wife, and that started a
campaign of retaliation. Finally, the
women's ticket had to be pared down
to an even dozen to oppose the II male
nominees for the five places on the VII
lage board of trustees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dulin, both candi-
dates, are in opposite camps. Menfolk
have dominated public Offices at a
monthly salary of so cents each as long
as the oldest of the $40 inhabitants OF
the village can remember. The election
is to be held Tuesday.
Urbandale, Mo. elected woman trus-
tees three years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-31
NINE ON CONSULAR
OUTING DROWNED
Motor Boat Struck by Storm on
Acknowledgements Frontier,
Two Escaping.

By the Associated Press.
BELGRADE, Jugoslavia. March 81
Nine persons In a consular outing party
Of II drowned yesterday after an acci-
dent to their motor boat in storm
on Lake Ochrida, which lies on the
frontier Of Albania and Jugoslavia west
Of Monastir.
The dead include Col. Protitch,
Greek consul at KoritZa, and his wife,
the wife OF Secretary Kristich Of the
Jugoslavian consulate and the wife Of
the Czechoslovak consul.
Koritza is a mountain town in Al
bania, situated not far from where the
frontiers Of Greece, Jugoslavia and Al
bania meet.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-31
MINISTER RESIGNS.
Honduran Finance officer First
Cabinet Member to Quit.

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, March
81 tP).-President Mejia Colindres yes
terday accepted the resignation of
Rafael Diaz Chavez, finance minister.
OF the cabinet have not been accepted
yet.
All members of the Honduras cabinet
except Senior Chavez resigned March 19,
following upon a difference with the
President
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-31
FEAR WOMAN BURNED
Guest in Hotel Is Missing After
Fire Races Building.

DARLINGTON, S. c., March 81 (H9.--
Mrs George Wright, 20, of Darlington
County, guest in the Darlington Hotel,
was missing yesterday after fire de-
etroyed the hotel and six other business
establishments. She was believed to
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Flremen carried many guests down
ladders to safety.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Slug Way to Victory Over Robin,
Cubs Trounce Dallas While
Spuds Fall Before Houston

off Steengrafe. Vincent and White,
but was Tar steadier IN the pinches
The three Wichita hurlers issued a
dozen passes to contribute to their
downfall. Carey Selph. with a double
and two singles. led The winners A.
sault.
After dropping their first six APP
~pearances under the tloodlights. the
san Antonio Indians finally came
through with q 8 to I victory over
Fort Worth. squarInE their series
Cottey. recent addition 70 the In
Jun staff. limited the Panthers &c
six hits and BANKED them after
the opening round. Kott hit a homer
for the losers in the third.
The luckless Shreveport Sports
barely held on 70 fifth place as they
caught another licking az Beau
mont. 10 70 Q. Scoring SIS times III
the second inning the Louisianans
had every reason 10 believe they
had broken their losing streak. but
the Shippers kept peckinE away
until they finally went into the lead
in the sixth. Mueller smacked two
triples and two doubles for the
Sports. while Bouten. with four
singles in four trips. VAS high man
for the winners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
STAR
died A HERO
New Version of Drowning
Changes Death Met
BY Eastman

NEW YORK. Aug. l-lP-New
York university officials. in a state
ment published today. gave an en-
tirely new version OF the death. by
drowning. Of Al LasSman. football
star, In Long Lake. Maine, on July
8.
Contrary 70 previously published
facts in the case. they asserted an
investigation. conducted by univer-
sity representatives. had establish
ed that LaSsman was drowned while
trying TO save the lives Of three
boys whom he. IN his capacity as
a counsellor nj Camp Zakel0. had
taken out for a canoe ride.
Information from the camp at
the time OF Lassman's death had
been that Lassman. a visitor at the
camp. had taken out a canoe late
at night without permission. had
overturned in rough water and
been drowned "A verdict OF "acci-
dental death by drowning" "a re-
turned by a coroner's jury.
The m. N. III. statement said the
university Investigation. conducted
by graduate manager Of athletics
al Nixon and Chick Meehan. foot
ball coach. had been begun after
the receipt Of an anonymous let
ter purporting 10 give the real facts
IN the case. Some OF the inf0rma !
tion gathered by Nixon and Nee
han was obtained the statement
said from Jerry Nemecek. football
captain-elect Of the 1880 N. Y. u.
team and a counsellor at Camp
Zakelo.
According 10 this version. Lass
man took the three boys. whose
names have not been revealed. for
a paddle In quiet water ON the af-
ternoon or July s.. In some man.
ner the canoe was overturned and
Lassman and the BOYS we're thrown
into the water.
The giant football star. known rs
n strong swimmer. managed ~
hoist two Of the boys 10 safety on
top the overturned canoe. but went
down To his death while trying tc
save the third boy. AT this poin.
Norman PARCELS. Yale mar. whr
saw the accident. plunged into the
lake and hauled the third boy e
safety When PARCELS reached thu
= shore, he learned FOR the first time
that Lassman was missing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
BY GAYLE TALBOT JR.
NV The Associated PreSSi

Lanky Bill Harris retained MS WIN
ming stride last night and the waco
Cubs bobbed back into the Texas
League leadership by trounclng the
Dallas Steers. IS TO ?. IN the second
game Of their series a. + IN PARK.
Nv trimming the Mavericks while
the Wichita Spuds were dropping
their second tn a row 10 Houston
the CubIets assumed a fun game
margin over the field.
Del Pratt's night hawks slugged
three Dallas FINGERS for IS hits
including homers by Pet and Nun
son. to run up their topheavy score
while the steers could bunch their
10 knocks of Harris In only TWO
rounds. Harris struck out SIX.
Ralph Judd turned in another
fine performance as the Bluffs cap
tured their second from the SpudS.
g TO 3. The Houston chunker gave
III 10 hits. as compared to 2 the
Bisons we're able TO garner OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
German Fliers Off
On Hop to Iceland

K~IRKWALL. Orkney Islands
Aug. 1.-P-Wolfram Hirth and
Oscar Weller. German aviators-
took off in their small monoplane
az $40 a. m. British summer time
$40 a. m ESD today for Ice
land.
The aviators are attempting TO
fly from Germany 10 the United
States Nv easy stages. They left
Berlin July "A. going 70 Croydon.
England. by way or Calais.
After arrival here they we're held
IN by unfavorable weather.
III they reach Iceland the next
lap will be to Greenland.
Their small plane lis a single
motored graft which carries no
wireless.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Kiss in Automobile
Costs Man Sll,783

STOCKTON. Cal. Aug. I.-FT
"A kiss assumed the value ot
sil.T83 to y. "A. Fitzgerald and Mrs
Lucretta Mcconnell as the result
Of a judgement on file here today.
That was the sum awarded
Julian Williamson for injuries SUI
fered in an automobile accident,
which he testified, occurred when
FITZGERALD accepted Mrs Neon
nell's invitation to kiss her.
Williamson was injured when a
car turned over in which Mrs. Nc
Connell, Fitzgerald and he were
riding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
GARRETT MAY
HURL SUNDAY
Darby, Saint Pitcher, Has
Bad Hand; Butler
In Training
By JACK LEBOWITZ

SAN BENITO. Aug. 1.-The San
Benito Saints are undergoing hard
practice 10 keep in form for the
AIcAllen tilt Sunday. Manager Lew
Williams doesn't know who is 70
pitch AS Darby has two finger
nails torn off his right hand. Darby
hurt his hand warming up Garrett
last Sunday at Brownsville. II
Da-by's hand isn't well BY Friday,
more than likely Tiny" Garrett
will hurl the McAllen game.
John Oliver Butler. end on the
San Benito Greyhound team last
year. IS trying 70 get in shape by
setting up pins. John Is training
Ike nobody business as he knows
that the Greyhound team will be
hard ~ make this year. John Is
slightly under six feet and weighs
about l45. Butler was one Of the
best defensive men on Reynolds
team last year.
Downs brothers bowling team
defeated the Brash clothers last
night by q rather decisive score. ri
was a big upset for the clotherS as
fans picked the Brash represent
atives 70 win BY a large score. After
winning from the Haberdashers
Downs brothers will tangle with
the j. c. Penney five next Tuesday.
II the J. G. Penney team wins ID
will give the Penney five the first
half championship. The Downsmen
hope 70 upset the dope.
Every man on the San Benito
team got az least one hit Sunday
Joe Taylor. midget second base
nan l. seemed that Joe lust
couldn't get started. Prior 10 this
game Joe got five hits out OF nine
times az bat but he went back into
his slump.
Eddie Msrburger Is bringing
down his strong Mission nine ~
Brownsville Sunday. More than
likely Marburger will start his star
pitcher Rankin. Rankin is n OF
the Valleys best pitchers and If
any team can give him a two run
lead he is hard to beat. Rankin used
his head as much or more than his
arm.
Since Bill Yoder left for Chi
cago another Yoder filled his posi-
ton at second base. Nick Yoder.
who hurled a few games this year
for the Harrington team. has been
shifted to second base. Nick is a
very smooth fielder and can hit
the pill at a nice clip.
Curley Davis sh0rtstop for the
Harlingen nine Is filling in the
position left BY Bishop Clements
Curley isn't as good a shortstop as
Bishop but he can field his posi-
ton with the best In the league
Curly Is a dangerous hitter in
pinches.
With the return Of Tex Convinz-
ton. the McAllen nine will be
reinforced to a great extent. TEX.
IS an old time star. Tex is one Of
the most dangerous hitters In the
Valley. All OF the pitcher think
twice before pitching to him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
BY L.aufer

AN ALLEY AFTER A STRIKE
IS LIKE FANNING AFTER PARK
ING THREE FOULS OVER THE
FENCE. OPTNES INA DODO. COM
BINATTON BASEBALL-BOWLING
FAN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
- H

" LEAGUE
wednesday Nights Results

Houston i2. Wichita Falls ).
Dallas G. Waco 3.
Fort Worth 5. San Antonio l.
Thursdays Results
Wichita Falls 40 Houston. night
game.
Dallas at Waco. night game.
Fort Worth All san Antonio. night
game.
Beaumont 10. Shreveport 3.
Fridays Schedule
Wichita Falls at Houston, night
game.
Dallas al Waco. night game.
Fort Worth at san Antonio, night
game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

gin Of eight strokes. Willie Klein
OF Wheatley Hills was second with
286 and Gene Sarazen third. an
other stroke behind.
Smiths cards for the two last
rounds OF the championship showed
only three fives He had nine threes
and a two. All the others were
fours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
CBy The Associated Press
Including games Of July 81.
National League

tBy The Associated Press
Including games of July 81.
National League
Batting-Rlein. Phillies. All.
Runs-Rlein Phillies. los.
Runs batted in-Klein. Phillies
ll3.
Hits-Klein. Phillies. 1874.
Doubles-ODoul, Phillies. "a.
Triples-Comorosky. Pirates. a.
Home runs-Wilson. Cubs. 80.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs, q.
American League
Batting-Cehrig. Yankees 1872.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees. ll6.
Runs batted in-GehriE. Yankees
1856.
HitS-Hodapp. indians las.
Doubles-McManus. Tigers. 80.
Triples-Reynolds. White Sox, Is
Home Runs-Ruth. Yankees 80
Stolen b~ases-McAIanUs. Tigers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
FIGHTS LAST
&1N eGHT&A

tBy The Associated Press
WILKESBARRE Pa. frankie
Cawley. Pittsburgh. O%utp0inted Pete
Latzo Scranton. Pa. l0l.
CINCINNATI - Freddie Miller.
Cincinnati. %outpointed Henry Fal-
aganO. Los Angeles. u0l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Until Yesterday

OnUl yesterday
20 had never been
broken al the En-
e RS country
club. one Of the
toughest courses
in the metrOpoli-
tan district, but
Smith, at the top
Of his game. shot
q 66 In his morn
ing round and
another 90 ia the
afternoon TO hang
up a 72-hole total
Of 278 and win the
championship by
the decisive mar