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CHICAGO TRIBUNE'S R. C.A NEWS SERVICE
By cour tesy of the Chicago Tribune Received at the Naval Radio Station May 14, 1931.
Southport, Eng:-Four Americans finished among'the leaders in the first round of professional golf tournament. Horton Smith with 72 was in second place. Other U. S. golfers were Joe Kirkwood 72, Tony Manero and Joe Turnesa, 75 each. Henry Cotton's 70 won first place. Smith's score made in a rainstorm. The first round ends Thursday. Finals on Friday. Mexico 'City:-Two retired generals and several other former army officers were arrested and charged with a plot to assassinate President Rubio and over throw the Government. New York: On Friday King Krajahipok of Siam will tune in on the radio program his own country which will be imported by the National Broadeisting Company His Majesty is recuperating rapidly from a cataract operation. Boston: Custom Guards seized a run runner and a crew of twenty two as they were unloading a thousand cases of 11quors at the munieipaldock. Syracuse. -Arriving here to visit her daughter, Mrs Gladys Bryan, whom she had not seen for ten years, Mrs Adฤฑ Mann of Torquay and Monte Carto could only see her grave Mrs. Bryan had died while her mother was on the ocean. Plattsburg, N. Y:-A million dollars brought from Albany by airplane halted a run on the Merch nts National Bank New York: Broadway was surprised by the news that Joe Cook, star of "Fine and Dandy" had divorced his wife secretly in Newark nearly a month ago, The couple had been generally re garded happy and devoted. New York: Gene Sarazen, favored aspirant to the throne of golfdom is resolved to use the new, larger and lighter ball in the British open tourney. He
