New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1929, Page 5

-BRITAIN DISLIKES ENVOYS' IMMUNITY Watering oi Garden Duving ~ Drought Canses Sizable Stir 1 London, Nov. 29 (A—The of extending diplomatic im Mmembers of foreign embassy &l has found critics here. v o It seems a member of the Ameri- | ; secretarial staff water- 1 \ 1| ater except and for cooking and b He claimed diploma ko the case was di mO\ul an evening 4 foreign lmlnnln may “ Wvater which is denied to T * loaf of bread out of a baker's shop? And if not, why not? “There are good reasons for granting privileges to embassies, Which rank as territory of their re pective countries, but when minor | 3 members of embass s claim a | brivilege to ignore reg ons which bre imperative for the of us, Ml Bnd to escape the consequences of Becidents which the rest of vs| have to is high time to con- dider the ne for overhauli the rules of a very one-sided game.” 3 W COVERNOR HKES SPORT New Orleans, Nov. 29 (®)—wWhile bther governors follow Hyr ¢ um dports of golf and P hor Huey P. Lon rxecutive of Lou back to his youtnh baseball za his hobby. In his school drys, Muey was Much feared in t}*; pitckhors’ box of Ihe sand lots and once or twice p:o- fessional baseball scouts watched | him work but he preferred politics o baseb: Now he nd taken up c ncluded that poli- all n good mix- ture and this summ > joined the | Yin Can league, up of pros tnd scrubs o GOn Sunday Ship into the box anc tew fast ones, ? bitched a full game, team won the batters said he has a | nean curse and a lot of steam. | ! “TUPPENCE A YEAR” English Judge Gives Tinding for Plaintiff But “Reprehensible Mo- tive” Causes Queer Sentence, ‘ 3 Bradford, England, Nov. 29 (#)— spea i was meted ker, who takes in board- sued for $150 alleged to be mg with the defendant tusband he loaned her § [ lence in the form of affectionnte » “!ters and postcards, however, con- vinced the judge ed loar vas repre g his cue fro; ‘pound of flesh” money, his And so, “In view of the opinion T hold of T o plaintiff the order is that the | Iud;:m»rnL debt and costs shall e jaid off at the rate of tuppence u | vonth until liquidat | As a result Mrs. Walker has some- | thing like over 3 to pay up. 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