New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1930, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRID ‘sY. AU (‘I”"‘ 22, 1930. non TILDEN, ALLISON ~ [EWALD TRID RISK |High Spots, and Some Not so High, of Baseball Game 55 ATINDRENON T~ oo |l MEE—'U_N FINAL [,[]NTEMP’[ CHARGF Between New Britain and Meriden Police Departmenis {f BARNES FAMILY AT RAPHAEL’S [ = Hunter Defaults to Partner at|Refuse to Answer Jury Concern-| Toor e anl | [t te (iou ser e n Hembers Bl 1 ("K_T(). Newport—Lott Loses ing Loan of $10,000 ot & iEn | ST DA | LAIDIES i BACK-TO-SCHOOL IF THEM FELLOWS DONT MERIDEHINE ge pown wir | GEN- 7[5 MEI\f\a l e e - et once) \ S SPECMLS Newport, Aug. 22 (P—Bill Tilden,| New York, Aug. 22 (P—While the /o ez DOU” FORee g 4 o e Y4 i} o [ ] ] i defending champion in the Newport | atlorney general of New York put| Casino tennis tournament, today |into motion today the machinery for advanced into the title round when |a state investigation of a $10,000 Frank Hunter of New Rochelle, N. | fund which changed hands at about Y.,/ his -doubles partner, defauited|the time George F..Ewald waa mads|| o 0 P i 3 poLI | (5 (B S 4 city magistrate, a federal judge di- Sif ponice s ] ( 2 3] cammy [rected Mrs. Bertha Ewald. the re- iR \ o v 5 | SAMMY. signed magistrate’s wife, Matin i 3 A e AEW’ZK‘/ J. Healy, Tammany leader, dn(l‘ = d TE(ES FRICIAL i Thomas T. Tommaney t 3 - = d o GleaNill and Ellsworth Vines. 'young | gyl svand jury st oot the o1 | - Californians, to gain a bracket in| gny ! the semi-final round of the doubles| : | JHAT (Ve ' - LA y play. The veteran New mchnnn!m:fl":fi?fili?m‘;&hm‘h'f ‘r\u,.lmfrrm(” 3 o et publisher decided that a singles |, S g oo S0 T e | match with Tilden would aggravate | ”v_M'; i h(n':!')' m'f wlflr“vl ’I‘ his injury and lessen their chances| % & Contempuyo in next week’s national doubles play AL, at Brookline, Mass | Mrs. Ewald, Healy and Tom-| mancy. who passed the loan from | Mrs. Ewald to Healy, were told by | the American Davis cup team, be- | . h | Judge Burrows that they must an- CATG(ER v came the other finalist by coming | el Ltma ) ELC Hunter injured his arm last night | during the three-hour battle he and Tilden had to fight with Keith T i o | Wilmer Allison, Texas member of o] o] o o : | swer questions about the tr ¢ Y, e hagotd : = " from. behind to defeat George Lott | fion ot i N MTLC 1 CTantece | = 7 \ . ) nlwf :3 h Eh of Chicago, 2-6, 6-3, 7-5, 6-3. | pave twice declined to testify lest 7 ; ' K/ : . A they be incriminated or degraded. “ | | Lott started off the first set with | an impressive rush and appeared | certain of victory. During the | Attorney General Ward, arriving ond. he suffered his habitual today to launch the state inquiry downs and never again in the match | SCHOOL HEADQUAR Z%RS sirokes. | preme court Justice Mccook and| | SHM POUTISsws HOW THE HOMe AT LOOKED s ' LARGEST GIiRLS’ SHOP IN TOWN Bty ¥ ! ask the impaneling of an extraordi- BALL TO FIRST BASE OV WHEN VELEY CAME AT THE BAT— 7 . £ E £ v 1 Bemlzninala; nary grand jury, to hegin delving in- ABET = THttE SecuD e / ; Bt W. T. Tilden, Ind. Philadelphia, |10 the allegation that the Ewald ap- | or i At THE Taae LoOKk SMALL won by default from Frank Hunter, | pointment was purchased, New Rochelle. N. . | The charge the attorney general Wilmer Allison. Austin, Tex.. de- | js m\(,‘,gafin: s that the momay | While the police department bas feated George Lott, jr.. Chicago, was paid to influence appointment of | ball teams represent ck was that 2-6, 6-3, 7-5, 6-3 tEwald to the city bench in 1927 ‘nnd Meriden were engaged in battle | ain won th T ) —_— - { »_,wa\; Tesigmed ¢ ¥ in- | a¢ Willow Brook park diamond Wed- = . . | dicted for mail fr ock sales. | L R ; BRINSMADE FUNERAL The object of the separate federal |1°S08Y afternoon, the carto : Y ! cqually as busy sitting on the & hington, Co g 22 (R grand jury probe into the Ewald | Al : B |lines and jotting dow s > fune J loun is to discover whether income | . g e taxes were paid on the money. jectionsplctures of 4 A, Wardliasied o statement, afte|oos ~oone ”;“;f’r SN cral of his figu com ]\l'nw er conferring with Justice McCook 5 With Justice McCOOK, |yim on the likeness of Councilm Seeks Extraordinary Jury | authorized by Governor Roosevelt, ]| | e un] [ e emphasizing that while Gove i il Governor Sam Sablotsky. 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