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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1930

Page

7

Sporting Club Opens Season in Monte Carlo Casino

United Press reports Monte Carlo starts its five month gambling season at the Sporting Club with 4 p m to 2 a m play across roulette bacarra and Thirty Forty games. A new club building is under construction for the 1932 season adjoining the Casino and Hotel de Paris.

United Press Monte Carlo Messieurs Sporting Club of Sporting Club Hotel de Paris

Chinese Seek Information On Massacre In Hunan Provinces

Chinese authorities sought details on reported massacres of inhabitants in Lichow and Tsingshih, Hunan, by Communist bands and on the alleged capture of 1,000 citizens in Ningtu, Kiangsi. Reports said Lichow and Tsingshih had been besieged for days as Reds threatened mass punishment and planned further attacks near Shasi.

Associated Press Shanghat Lichow Tsingshih Hunan Ningtu Kiangsi Yangtse Shasi

Weather halts Italian plans for flight

Twelve Italian naval seaplanes, led by aviation minister Italo Baldo, could not depart from Orbetello due to foul weather. The first leg to Cartagena Spain was postponed to Tuesday, with a route later planned from Cartagena to Kenitra and on to Villacisneros Bolama, then a Brazil Atlantic leg to Natal.

United Press Orbetello Italy South America Italo Baldo Cartagena Spain Kenitra Casablanca Morocco Villacisneros Bolam Portuguese Guinea Africa Atlantic Natal Brazil

Co-eds Build Tom Thumb Golf Course at Iowa University

Co-eds at Iowa University designed and built a Tom Thumb golf course on the women’s athletic field. They designed each of 18 holes, mixed concrete, and laid it with wheelbarrows. Physical education students carried out carpentry and construction as part of instruction in putting.

Associated Press Iowa City Iowa Iowa University Department of Phy Sical Education

Dallas Man Held Up For 1200 In Cash

Dallas on December 15 report says two robbers hid in a coupe and blocked P. C. Montgomery, an employee of Magnolia Petroleum, after he collected receipts from filling stations. One robber forced him to drive to a secluded spot, took nearly 1200 dollars in cash and checks, and escaped with the car key.

Associated Press Dallas P. C. Montgomery Magnolia Petroleum Company

Local Official Remembered as Long-Serving Judge and Attorney

Stone County remembered a longtime public servant who was elected district judge 22 years ago and served 12 years on the bench. He was completing his term as county attorney on January 1. He is survived by his widow and six children.

Stone County Ile

Seven Theaters Bought From Paramount on Coast

A. M. Bowles of Fox West Coast Theaters announced a 20 million dollar deal transferring seven Pacific Coast venues from Paramount Publix to Fox. The San Francisco group includes three theaters, Oakland has one under construction, Portland two, and Seattle one. The closing followed a New York meeting with Fox executives and Paramount officials.

Associated Press San Francisco A. M. Bowles Fox Oscar Oldknow Harry C. Arthur Adolph Zukor Sidney R. Kent Sam Katz Paramount Publix

Many Homes Enter Contest On Lighting

A stream of coupons is filed at the Chamber of Commerce by entrants in Amarillo’s home exterior light and decorating contest. Start time is 8 o clock tonight, with entries due by December 24. Judging occurs during Christmas week. prizes of 10, 7.50, and 5 are awarded per district plus a city sweepstakes prize for the most beautiful home.

Chamber of Commerce R. E. Townsend

Abilene motor cop dies after crash

Ed Jones, 80, motorcycle policeman, died from injuries after a collision with an automobile at a street intersection. Jones was thrown against the car and suffered a crushed skull. Virgil Swafford and his wife were thrown from the vehicle but not seriously injured.

The Associated Press Abilene Ed Jones Jones Virgil Swafford

Funeral for Pioneer Woman Planned in Nacogdoches

Funeral services were planned here for tomorrow for Mrs. Ella Swift, 73, a member of a pioneer Nacogdoches family, who died Sunday in San Antonio.

Associated Press Nacogdoches Tex Ella Swift San Antonio

Christmas party plans for Children's Home urged

Street meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 80 o'clock plans to organize the Christmas party for the Children’s Home. all members urged to attend.

More Street

Prince of Wales endorses white gloves revival

In London this winter evening dress remains elegant with tail coats for formal events. The Prince of Wales approves the revival of white gloves for dancing, signaling a refined trend in social attire.

Prince of Wales London

Old Rivalries Resume at Texas U

University of Texas hosts renewed clash between engineering and law faculties as Peregrinus is toppled, Alec banner raised, and mourning bands shown. Ben Bird of Pampa joins students facing Oxford’s debaters in Gregory Gym for a democracy discussion. Rumor fuels talk of a Notre Dame game after USC, but athletic council declines.

University of Texas Law Alec Amarillo Peregrinus Engineers The Ben Bird Pampa Oxford England Gregory Gymnasium Texas Notre Dame Longhorns Southern California Athletic Council

A&M and Texas U to Host Nearly $85,000 Game

The two universities announced a nearly $85,000 game arrangement with Texas U becoming cosmopolitan as students from 42 states and many nations attend. The University Curtain Club presented Children of the Moon, Kappa Sigma advances its colonial style fraternity house at an estimated $65,000 cost, and visitors like Edward Brown of Lubbock joined the Thanksgiving game while Kenneth Fink returned home to Clarendon for the holidays. The university will be without at least one fraternity until next fall.

Kappa Sigma the University

Fraternity Plans International Convention in San Antonio

A campus news item states that one of the campus nationals has closed until a specified date and forbids rushing pledging or initiation. The Phil Gamma Delta fraternity announces an International convention to be held in San Antonio later this month with the Texas chapter hosting. Amarillo attendee Bill Bynum is listed among those planning to attend.

Fraternity of Phil Gamma Delta San Antonio Texas Amarillo Bill Bynum

Oklahoma, Sewanee and Texas U. figures named

Rob McKinney of Oklahoma University Joy Wagner of Sewanee and J de Deiss of Texas U are listed as participants in a forthcoming academic or athletic event with multiple institutions represented.

Rob McKinney Oklahoma University Joy Wagner Sewanee J. de Deiss Texas U

Thewine Thoxine Prescription for Sore Throat and Cough

An ad claim extols Thewine as a safe prescription for sore throats and coughs. It promises instant relief and action on the internal cause, appealing to singers and speakers and noting pleasant taste and family safety. Bottles priced at 85e, 00e, and 1.00, with a money back guarantee.

Canadian Chamber postpones air broadcast tonight

Owing to inclement weather and other unavoidable circumstances the Canadian Chamber of Commerce will not broadcast tonight over KGBS as planned. Mason King of the local Chamber said no further attempt to broadcast would be made until after Christmas with the Canadian side confirming the postponement.

Canadian Chamber of Commerce Mason King Chamber of Commerce King

Navarro County Attorney Dies After Operative Trial

CORSICANA Dec 15 H B Daviss 67 county attorney Navarro county died here after an operation several days ago He had been prominent in political circles for years serving as county attorney and county judge of Free-

Associated Press Corsicana H. B. Daviss Navarro County Free

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