New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1928, Page 10

Hawkes of Av Deleats Miss Jacobs in Singles and Then Takes Doubles | Forest Hills, N. Y. Anz. 25 (B Helen Wills has made two national tennis championships tut one grew befo Her straight set victo Helen Jacobs of Santa R yesterday, 6-2, -1, in fense of her national was surprising or overwhelming on: her doubles championst same aftarnoon paired Man Wanted slanghter grow wh B Florida—:o over Miss Rartow Fla three years had Miss Wills be to carry off both tit] White Helen of Ber performed the unpre winning the cham France, Enzland a States in one scason a set, she has never g: | agclaim as a doubles player. Yet, |, the 6-2, 6-2 victory which she and 5 Mrs. Wightman were able to scors over Mrs. Lawrence A, Harper of Lo Angeles and Miss Edith Cro: san Francisco indicates that the N HELEN WILLS HAS %% 0% 2 HOOVER MAPPING BAGK IN JAIL AGAIN o Decide Extent of His Cam- paign in Bast | | for Automobile Man- | W shington An (F—Contin- ith republican | |campaign managers in the east Herbert Hoover today was assemb ling infarmation upon which to hase v dec 15 to the extent he will onally in the presi- re. Hill, chairman of the York state committee, had an| ent with the republican | beared to supplement the | v vesterday by | national commit- | York, and Daniel | vica chairman of the | conference Tnder Arrest ught in North Arthur Yor of William H New Charl D. Hilles, for New Pomeroy, with a de- |~ v Jer committee ved by Hoover since the west indicate Reports ree < return from that the easte ittention Pt court the | order i urzing him to go into ew | Massachusetts and New Jer- | v for at least one speech for each = and more if time can be found | for them After he has canvassed the east- | ern situation, he will be in a posi- machin in a era 1 and it w h two vears 1 char g of this team’s superiority over the Fsnan ftlonjto fairly well map out his cam- nearest American contender is about 2 “ '}} ;"L"‘ P up to election time. It is rflr-‘ as great as that of Queen Helen in |08 T %0t W ok SIaleltain that he will take advantage of | singles. i L out of SIED! [ his swing back to his home in Cah- Much of the credit for the tandem | |\IIE =105 todell i talsen flo 2 to vote for making a series | victory of ¢ . must go to Mrs C I e e Iresses. | Wightman, t canny 42 ol |l AR Sl e Should Hoover decide to make a | veteran, herself a former singles | g IS R BACSTES ST 3 Labor Day address next Monday, it champion, who paired with Helen || "0 = S 1 to return LONg- i)y be in Washington, with a radio | back in 1924 to win just such a| ° ' 3 hookup, it was stated today at his| doubles victory, If there is anvone | o e oifice. However, the candidate think who can make Miss Wills as formia |, 5even, Not Six, Carried he time is too short for the pre-| able in tandem play as is in o Des 7 i ] paration of an address. I singles, it is Mrs. Wi and “" Death in Plane Fall Representatives of the republican with the Boston player the attack at the net and . Miss Wills driving from the back court theirs was a smooth working combination which fully deserved its easy victory. There was none of the “singles on a doubles style of play cour ich results when Eill Tilden tries play. R andem candidate still were seeking today | to building in which to| cpen his personal headquarters. | here s been some delay in ob- | taining the home of the late Repre- entative Frotl am, of Massa- | tts, and some other buildag | may have to be leased. | causing the nnmineei‘ Vancouver, aral The delay Miss Wills has now heen dout Hednunehen enience as he has no champion four times and si i o ¥ ry on his office work. | titleholder on five occasions S K ©F land no suitable assemblying place | doubles she scored in 1922 with Mr: John B. Jessup; in 1924 and 1 with Mrs. Wightman; and in 1 with Mary K. Browne. In sing] has won every year since 1 cept in 1926 when she was ill. b 3 ex- terday as the ¢ for delegations that will come here oarding and air serv- to see him » convinced that the BLASPHEMY LAW OF onviction gre Never in all that period has Miss V13101 ching for the ship that i Wills shown her supremacy in in. the Dlane had plung into the dividual play more decisivel§® than | SOUnd | MASS she it against Miss Jacobs, The| ODE of the searching planes nose N dived into an emergency field near e | ‘ player who had come through to the final without loss of a set and with Mrs. Molla Mallory, former cham- |, 1 reserve Ensign Robert Serve, was Bo, Providenc and held 600 bonds pilot, nor his companio hurt Killed s smasnet, Sewer forion {0 Be Taken Against Yan- Ellis of the naval a 26tti Speaker » 12 Yea; 0w Pl'O\'l(icnce | Boston, Aug. 28 (UP) — A 230- vear old “blue 2w will be invoked for the second time in $8 years when | Kallen, widely | by Big Truck Aug. 28 P—|Dr. Horace Meyer 2. son of Mr i for ftrial Sept. 4 in|aay night James John W. Hardy and | known philosopher, is arrested on a | When thehands | | Mre Edward Hardy, of this eity, | i | aresmeared and stained as fatally injured when struck by | The ancient Massachusetts statute | witha greasy, grimy coat || |an automobile as he was attempting | was being dusted off today, prepara- | of oil, soot, dustand dirt, § 10 ‘hitch” a ride on a truck here tory for use against the former Har- | rub on a little last evening Flora L. Dorley, 32, |vard insfructor because of a rompar-‘ 275 Whipple street, Fall River, op- |ison which he emplosed in a speech | erator of 1} car which struck the cco-Vanzetth memorial services boy was charzed with manslaugh- | at the Scenic auditorium here Thurs-i The Best Hand Soap Known and see how quickly they're clean and soft again. SKAT is made to do what ordinary hard #0ape cen’t do. Gets into the pores and loosens @ the dirt %0 it smply rinses off. Pure, effec- tual and beneficial to the skin. TheSKAT CO. ,HAF.TFORD, CONN. t woman to assn READ HERA e tehed FOR BEST RESULTS Sutton, 120 Dr, Kallen is alleged to have owner of the T & th the Dorley | ayehn 1ent and tried co and Vanzetti wer, . so was Jesus Chrigt an \monz the philosopher's audience a policeman who took notes in rorthand, and it was on this record | that the charge was based. A war- LD CLASSIFIED ADS ., New Britain, C {been served because he | cursing or contumeliously reproach- | | will have the support of the Sacco- rant for Dr. Kailen's arrest already has been obtained but has not yet has left Boston | A test case was expected to result ||/ from the arrest of Dr. Kallen, one- |[ll| time star pupil of Willlam James, |@l| tamed philosopher. and now attach- ||| d to the new School of Social Re- search in New York. l Only once before since 1840 has | the blasphemy law been invoked. | This was in February, 1326, when ||} Anthony Bimba, Brooklyn, N. Y. |[! editor, was arrested after a spee ! which he delivered in Brockton. Su 1y Bimba was exonerated on | the blasphemy charge but was ad- judged guilty of sedition Originally the blasphemy law car- ried the death penalty in Massa- husetts but the most severe pun- shment which could be administer- | ed to Dr. Kallen would be one year [ll| n jail or a §300 fine. | The statute, chapter 272 6, of the Massachusetts laws. reads “Whoever wilfully blasphemes the Holy Name of God by denying. section | general ing God, His ereation, government or | final judging of the world, or by cursing or contumeliously reproach- ing Jesus Christ of the Holy Gho or by cursing or contumeliously re- proaching or exposing to contempt | and ridicule, the Holy Word of God contained in the Holy Scriptures, shall be punished by imprisonment in jail for not more than one vear| or by a fine of not more than $300 and may also be bound to good be- havior.” | In fighting the charge, Dr. Kallen Vanzetti defense committee, which divected the futile seven-year battle to save the famous radicals from the electric chair, | Dr. Kallen was born in Germany | 1 years ago and came to America | when five years old. He was gradu- | ated from Harvard in 1903 and had || post graduate courses at Princeton, | Oxford and Paris. In 1908 he re. ceived the desree of doctor of phil- osophy at Harvard and in the same year was appointed assistant pro- fessor and lecturer of philosophy at | that university, I Later Dr. Kallen served at Clark university, Worcester, and at the University of Wisconsin. In 1910 he \was named by William James as ed- itor of his unfinished book. He has translated and edited many other works, i ~. Miss Helen Hunt, l\qted‘ Worker for Sailors; Dies Doston, Ang. 28 () — Miss Helen Hunt, for more than 30 years a vol- untary worker of the Sailors' Haven in Charlestown and known to sea- men from all parts of the world, died at her home in Charlestown yesterday. She was 92 years old. 1 She was the daughter of a cap- tain in the British navy and was horn in Richmond . near ILondon. England. 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