New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1930, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1930. Eight American Debutafltes Will ot a"“’?‘”('o’l':v"‘;h::’.' ;r')‘l“n" 62“::’(”“' [;H";A[i[] STUI}ENTS . o Town Divided ln(o_— | iver “piers itnin casy seach of Overzight News e Ch o S eetion Be Presented At Court Tonight - " O e —— |, | To Queen Mary and King George WA[KER BUP TEAN IN P!]UEE LkA e : o L PLAYS T[]MI]RR“W 300 Protest nFederal Agents’ wy or raii & asreem i — Monarch to Be Present for EAELE RESI[}NS AT { “Snooping” at Rehearsal First Time in Two Years 1 PR ; 2 : | Americans in Qu&st of Slxm Chicadon May 4 (UE) A tiot- ;l]‘)e?;::::;:esi:gg:: MIL"ARY A[;A[]EMY Straight Team ch[()ry f’.'f;\','v\'l,"f.s,,"‘JZ’éE | monial. RAte: Neavble: Now 0001 =, L e vy et | e et e I 1 H g i heir & straight vie- | a safeguard against RadioPAnnonncing Hoh s Eepsscaitae i e ey il sl et P Rty { American Walker Cup golf team to- T students, I London, May 14 (P—Eight Amer- | 1 - morrow will begin a two-day battie Ay lat an debutantes will achieve one of | West Point, N. Y., with Britain's picked amateurs on society’s pinnacles fonight with this | The stern code whic h .mv IS e e g S presentation to King George and |9f the United States Military acad-| erne mritaie moger, have beaten | tle and we Seonlidie . Queen Mary in the first royal court | €My 10 marry during their student)ype ynited States in Walker Cup had been : Sal { 1 ) r at Buckingham pala days, g forced the resignation of | oonpatition, inaugurated in 1 but \ e hos ; ! w" 7 Mrs. Charles G. Dales, wife of [One ©f its most prominent students | p.i. chances this year are consid- , . ti th A the American ambassador will make [ 2" member of the 1330 gradualing| . cq muych "brighter than when the - tral i I o, © the presentations as the girls step | a8 ! ATl competition last was played in 1925, 1 i = ; \ . ugn E? IS wWorse on t e Up t6 the throne in pretentious dourt hristian K. Cagle, red-haired ) ", cories consists of four four- |were arrosted T AR e ; i dress and curtsey their acknowledg- | C&Ptain of the 1929 fotoball team,} ... 2ng eight singles matches. > e eyl e whose gridiron ability has featured . 3 = . sie . The foursomes will be plaved to- teser 5 : % ; d § y 1 g el | elmost fevetvizamein Byniiiima | Jaet COubee KRR Re Eaten 1e8 i e : R en [#] our ciggar 2 grey-clal cadet team has figured in | 3 _For the first time in two yearg | (he past few years, admitted yester-| Jones announced last night the | last t imdercover operat . ! - 1] King George will be present. Last|qay his marriage to Miss Marion following paiings for the four- | of the fe rohibition depart- | = OEIE = z DGN SNT vear the Prince of Wales stood by | Munford Haile, of New Roads, La., SOMes: ment w be p t f A L the side of his mother, Queen Mary, | two years ago in Gretna, La. His| George Von Elm and George | ture rehearsals of a play soor during the ceremony. Eight hun- | resignation ®as requested almost im- | Voigt given by the Black I dred distinguished British and for- | mediately. Donald K. Moe and Roland Mac- | ciub, w id to have prompted cign guests will be present at the | Doctor Probes Case kenzie. dgmonstratron = ' e e 3 court. | Announcement of the action fol- Robert T. Jones, Jr., and Dr. O. Watchmen o were ieved 4 7 NONT SPIT! Twenty-five American women were | lowed information furnished Major | F. Willing have told erted € A Y picked from 300 applicants for pres- | Gen. William R, Smith, superinten Harrison R. Johnston and Francis | drinking [ Seee ' ;OF HEALTH entation during the season's five | dent of the academy, that Cagle had | Ouimet peared w e students threaten s s ; B 5 D i courts. cight others, including two | married while on furlough in-1925.| Just how the British will T r- | to toss t Sty &irls and six marnjed women are to|Col. A. M. Shockley, post surgeon, ed for the foursomes was n . ecred from th be presented at the second court | condueted an investigation at Gen. nounced. 1 do ‘Thursday night | Smith’s command, as Cagle is con-| The Americans have been prac- den t ied to For weeks the debutantes have | valescing in the hospital after a ton- |ticing here steadily since Sunday and there tor practiced the curtsey which they | silectomy. $ and have found the course plenti- s stands and nea must make tonight! the manipula-| Cagle admitted the marriage and | fully supplied with pitfalls for the The piled wood was soaked ot tion of the long court train, how to |Rave Col. Shockley a certificate ta dnwary. Jones has declined to make gasoline and set on fire : B balance three feathers atop their |that effect after which Gen. Smith |any predictions as to the outcome of “Bring out the snoopers tied 2 fleae heads, and how to back away from |asked for his resignation. The foot-| the match other than that he students, as they did b the monarchs without tripping. | ball star later filled out a resigna- 'thought it would be close ¢ und the bonfire Most of those to be inyroduced to- | tion blank and forwarded it to the | 1oor the singles, all the Ameri- nds of spectator i G 2 . & . . night will wear whife, but the older | WAT department. cans Will have to play, but Great Police. Squads Arrive : b : ¢ ... the war against Spitting is a women to be introduced at later First reports of the marriaze had | gripain m: sel Rex ity wiho B is of pol ived v, ciad [ - [ 2 . Conrin ot aaek s chopy | et Vioroud Genials trom scudumy | i, T v 10 Hertle, e ot o D Alngten ot N H e crusade of decency ... join it. colors. There will be more small|officlals and even Cagle's personal | (.0 o gunday, and J. N. Smith in t o DA ons ke I ; > H T ’ 3 old ed bouquets and fe friends doubted he could have been | 3o ol Reok s th arbance, tu . I F E S [ ol i e B O] o g i el v (11208 o0 Grallod el toursona iyl R g1k - | Smcke CERTIFIED CREMO! fore, Cadets are required to make a sworn . e i feh 4 g I Cloth of Gold Gown atement that they are not married 2 vhen they return from furlough and Queen Mary will wear an elabor- [ it was this, evidence v first | ate cloth of gold gown.on which will | prompted the denials x What Congress Is be fastened the blue garter riband Planned to Resign i K:‘vfl l:»‘,komn'o.nr diamond. At the| Several days ago Cagle announced iiters f . 4 S A . sccond court Thursday the «queen |he would resign immediataly upon i f ’ the leaves with dirty fingers. .. and spit Wil wear a metal cloth dress, lavish- | graduation to accept a position as Wednesday ‘ ’ ly embroidered with silver threads | football coach at Mississippi A. & anatsler T e i s ; it e e by hen Indian subjects. z M A lan: - college. maying the salary would | Conelders prohlbition tganster bil Bishop Injured When His 5 i [ t ‘1 cigars made in this country are still Among the 800 guests tonight will |he much larger,than that he might “oreign relations and naval com- . : o N . be the Russian ambassador, M. So- e e e o Automobile Turns Over ‘ N receive as a lieutenant in the army London naval 5 rade by hand, and therefore subject to kolnikoff and his wife. Mme. Sokol- almer. Mas Do you remember the old, filthy cigar shop where the man in the window rolled lege hovs Cagle would have been graduated | e nikofft will wear the conventional | with his class June 12 had not the| Hol 19 mery ol U e . the risk of The modern CREMO fott dresd and the ambassador | marriage been discovered. | ; eration of the { ancel ".T,I,”P‘lf ke R . i mMETHOD of manufacture protects you knee breeches. Ambassador Dawes | summers per products | keman Catholic d < will wear his ordinary American | Offered Summer Joh bill flgid nactowly fescinsd o i : . gainst this abomination—gives you ‘the e vening suit. New York, May 14 (UP)—W. J.| Naval affairs committee opens|JiTY here late yesterday when the | /B8 LU0 1 Y fmc-l cigar quality plus the cleanliness Eight American Girls Closker, director of radio station | hearings on establishment of dirigi- “omobiie Paiieay : eph 3 rs, il 1 Katherine K. Tod. New York, | WOR said today he had offered | ble'base. on the Pacifid coast. cRedingyto Voo of I'U‘lbd food! laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L, | “Chris” Cagle, army football gtar, § \ A L "1‘1"':“""‘ : s ! : ol chis 06 Tod a position as sports announcer for hearings on hanking investigatio Srin - - 1 s nu nver I Banking committee contir Eunice Bennett, New York the station during tBe summer sea-| Appropriations committee tajies 1d road w y pre B | 223 W. MAIN ST. Charlotte Dorrance, Cinnaminson, | SO0 ip secon £ N " i ‘ red | noun 5 ninson : up second deficiency bill. i motor . « y 2 Wishes to Announce N. J.. and Radnor, Pa.. daughter of | H® did not say whether Cagle had | afining committec continues hear- noto k. v Mr. and Mrs. John Dorrance. replied to the offer. Elizabeth Kent Philadelphia A route to er b it a laraTs Now Tocated ing on Amarillo, Texas, helium . ronnad That “Sielt o Epite offorts he Is Now Locate | plant a . v nor Dr. Ah 15 &0 tpelie M Al I : hearing on medical relief for Ine rectory o local Catholic churct 1 g Jsabel B. 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