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New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
Helen Wills to Play
 At Seabright Saturday

seabright. N. J, July So.--Mis, Helen Wills, national and Olympic singles champion, and joint holder of the British and the Olympic doubles crowns, is to make her first appear ance at the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket club on Saturday. The California girl, now returning from abroad, on the Aquitania, Is due in New York on Friday, and according to a radiogram from Julian S. Myrick, who is a member of the returning tennis party. she will proceed imme- diately to Seabright. Norman Brookes of Australian Davis cup team, also will arrive on the same boat and will report at the Seabright club, &C., cording to the radiogram.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
JOCK MALONE KAYOED
 IN BOUT WITH WILSON
Former Champion Wins Min slash- ing Lefi ia i'il af
 stomach,

Baslon, July aO,-JohnRy Wilson of New York. formerly miidlsgeighl champion, knocked out Jock Malone of s., Paul In the sixth round of q scheduled ten rounI hout here iasl night, Wilson had the better of the going In the early rounds and sent Malone down for a count Of eight in the steond with an attack to the head which opened an old cut
 Malone came back strongly and Was forcing the lighting in the sixth when the former tltleholdef landed a slashing lefl 10 the pit Of the slom- aeh. Al the count of ten Malone was unable to rise, Wilson weighed l5a l-2 and Malone ibi i-s,
 In the eight round ssmi-hnsl. bringing together two heayyweights. Jim Maloney of Boston won the deci- sion from Wolf Larsen, also Of lios. ion. Larsen scored knoekiown in the first but was on the defensive during most of the remainder Of the bout.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
ONLY EIGHT ARE LEFT
Seabright, \. J., Lawn Tennis Tour nament Is Running True to Expec- tations.

Seabright, N. J., July SO.-Only
 of the original mems singles conten-
 ders will befseen in action today in
 the Seabright Invitation tennis tur.
 nament. InSthe elimination of all but this octette the expected happen ed, with the exception of the victory of Nathaniel Niles of Boston. who ranks 18th nationally, over Clarence Griffin of San Francisco, a 18th rater. Four of the survivors are Califor- nians. They are William M. John ston, Harvey Snodgrass, Howard Kim sey and Walter Wesbrook. Others still in the running are Lucien Will Hams of Chicago, Dean Mathey of Cranford N. J., and Alex D. Thayer of Philadelphia, who advanced through the default of Robert Kim sey of San Francisco.
 Consid crable stir in racquet circles was created by the announcement at the close of yesterdays play that Miss Helen Wills, national and Olympic singles champion and joint holder of the British and Olympic doubles crowns, will be on hand at Seabright Saturday afternoon. Miss Wills Is due to arrive in New York on the Aquitania Friday.
 Norman Brcokes of the Australian Davis cup team also is returning on the Aquitania and will reporet here with the California girl.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
Crozier's Coleman Is
 Defeated by Ettagale

sandusky, O., July So.--Ettagale', win over Coleman, favorite in thu 2:17 $1,200 stake race featured yesterdays short ship race program here. Cole man, we'll played to win, took the first heat, stumbled and lost his stride in the second and was out-trotted in the third by the Dayton trotter.
 John Spencer in the 2:13 trot and Dickerman in the 2:.0 pace were the favorltes to reward their packers, each winning handily.
 Today the $5,000 2:15 trotting stake will be raced with Fayette National on hand as heavy first choice.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
Gil4 Drowned as Sister
 And Brother Are Saved

Norwalk, Conn.,, July 80. Ina Frances Bates 16 years old, of 97 Osborne street, Danbury, was drowned last evening while bathing at Calf Pasture beach. Her sister, Alta, II, and her brother Frank, Jr., five, were rescued and revived after they had been taken to the shore.
 The children were at the beach for a days outing with their father, Frank Bates, who had gone clam ming at Ascension beach. Some time ago sand from the ocean bottom was taken to fill in holes in the park, and the dredges had left hole 30 feet deep a short distance from shore. The children walked into this hole.
 Their cries for help brought Jerome Gordon. IA. of 25 Cove avenue and Edward Gerhardt, il. The boys succeeded in saving Alta and Frank, Jr., but could not find Ina. The latter's body was recovered by life guards an hour and a half later.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
Hagen Outplays Guilford
 And Wins Four and Two

Newton, Mass, July 30.--Walter Hagen, British open golf champion, meeting Jesse Guilford, Massac chusette amateur titist and a former nation- al, amateur champion on his home links In private thirty-six hole match yesterday, won 4 up, to play. Ha- sen's golf was of high order, and it found Guilford off the game that he has shown recently. The home play CT, ending the first eighteen holes, 4 down, and reduced Hagens margin to 1 up at the eleventh. Hagen then won the twelfth and extended his lead to four holes at the sixteenth.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
FALCONS TO PLAY THE
 HARTFORD COLORED STARS
Fsst stepping Aggregation From Cap- itoi City Will bc Here Sunday
 Afternoon.

The Falcons will play another home game this weekend when they clash with tho Colored Stars Of Hartford al St. Mary's field. The game will be called at 3 o'clock.
 The Colored stars are fast step ping aggregation and have earned a reputation about the state as good sportsmen and fine players. Their battery is said to be- exceptionally good and the team Is heavy hitting one.
 The Falcons will use their regular lineup.
 A game with st. Stanislaus of Meri- den scheduled for the Silver City Sun day has, been cancelled.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
PHILADELPHIA

IT, zz--BAtted for oeschser in seventh. Chicaso .................. 001 003 ODt--4 Philadelphia .............. 002 2i0 000--3 Two base hit Hollocher: home runs,
 Bartlett, Wrightstone. Parkinson: sacri.
 hces Friberg Grigsby; double plays,
 Adams and Barrett; Ford, Parkinson and Holke; Adams, Hollocher and Barrett; left on bases, Chicago 5, Philadelphia 4; base on balls, off Kaufman {, Oeschger 2; struck out. by Kaufman s. Oeschger l. hits off oeschser in :, Couch 1 In :: hit by pitcher, by Kaufman (Harpery. by oesch- ger tGrlgsby); balk. oescheer; losing pitcher. oeschger; umplres. Eiger and Moran; time, 14o.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
Standing or Clubs

Games Today Hartford at Springfield. Albany at Waterbury. Pittsfield at Worcester. Bridgeport at New Haven. .
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
s p e a kin g of Sports

The Yankees heat Chicago yester day and in so dang ended fhurstsni string Of ten straight wins.
 lt Was Ruth's ssnd homer with ' iho On, that decided the game,
 it took Detroit II innings to triv, the leWly Maekmen,
 The Indians trouneed Washington, thereby causing another shift in the relative standings Of the leaders.
 Artie Nehf had a great day yester. fay. In addition 10 twirling the Giants
 Q victory over the Cards he soaked lut two home runs himself.
 Boston got but three hits on kremer and the Pirates won handily.
 The New Britain police depart. ment's baseball team will play the Elm City blueeoats in New Haven on August IS.
 A return game Is set for this city on September l.
 Tickets already are being sold and all persons. especially motorists. who have to be cautioned by policemen are advised of the ganie-sure. they're always glad to buy a couple Of tickets.
 The Meriden police team plays here August 27.
 The police are getting quite athle- tically inclined and have track team getting ready for the games on Aug uSt 6.
 They will he represented in the sprlnts by Policemen James Sullivan, | Thomas J. Feeney and Thomas Blanchard. The local relay team will | consist of Policemen Thomas J. Fee | nsy, James Sullivan, Thomas Blanch- ard and Thomas C. Dolan. Policemen Delbert Veley will participate in the shot put event. The members of the tug-of-war team are as follows: Thomas Lee, Stanley Dombroski, A. Marinelli, William Politis and Lincoln May.
 The Falcons of this city will so to Meriden Sunday for game with the St. Stanislaus nine.
 Tomorrow night at s:30 o'clock the Pioneers practice at St. Marys field. Wi!limantic baseball fans are wag- ing an energetic campaign to raise funds to insure the support of the state league entry.
 The players will donate their serv- ces for the game with New Britain lext Sunday. A dance is to be held omorrow night and on Saturday some If the fair sex will hold tag day or the benefit of the team. Incidentally, Walter Wolff. the star Iurler of the Threadcos has signed up rith the Hartford Eastern leaguers or tryout.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
Is Drowned in Slide Off
 Load of Hay Into Water

southboro, Mass, July 30.--Joseph Wolfred of Nashua, N. H.. and for merly of North Adams, Mass, slid from the top of load of hay. hurtled the rail of the fence at the bridge and was drowned in the Metropolitan basin last night. At late hour the body had not been recovered On top of the load Of hay was found his watch and chain.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
YESTERDAYS HoMERs
National League

National League Nehf, New York (2). Barrett, Chicago. Wrightstone, Philadelphia. Parkinson, Philadelphia. Walker, Cincinnati t2). Duncan. Cincinnati. Mitchell, Brooklyn. Schang, Pittsburgh.
 American League Ruth. New York. Barrett. Chicago. Sisler, St. Louis.
 Eastern League Webb. Pittsfield. Neiderkorn. Springfield. schinkel. Albany. Chapman, New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
NATURALIZATION
 LEAGUE BALL GAMES
,eonnnusd from Prsesdlns Pasa

smith to Melnal.i slsnssl te h. smith hass on balls, of kTeneT s Hensgich li struck out, by kremeT |, dehsgieh si hiis eH Gsnswirh is iH [, Lucas 2 ia q, hit by pitcher, by GsHsWleh (Wrishn, losing pitcher, nenesirhi umpires, Opay culg, isy and sseensyl time, ilss,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30

hit, High. home runs. Walker 2. Duncan, Mitchell; stolen bases, Crits, Walker; sac- rines sritz; double plays High to Mitchell io Fnurnier: crfts. Walker; sacrifice, Crltz; double 10 Taylor to Stock; left on bases, Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 10; base on balls, on Mays 2, poak 2. Roberts |; struck out, hy Mays 2. ponk 2: hits of Roberts ( in 5i-a innings. off poak IS in 5 e.3; wild pitch. ponki losing pitcher Roberts; um- pires. Pnrman. Hart and Mccormck: time. : hours.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30

Earned runs--Athletics 1c, Pitts. burgh 2. Two-base hits-knight Corey, Stovey, Dickerson. Three-base hits-Knight O'Brien. Home runs Knight, Battin. Struck out-Athletics ,, Pittsburgh 5. Bases on balls Athletics 2, Pittsburgh 2. Passed balls-o'Brien 1, Blagg g.. Wild pitches-Barr 2. Time-2:10. Um- pire-kelly.
 Tomorrow's score: Pittsburgh elaps Brooklyn pitchers for 26 hits.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
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KNIGHTS UNUSUAL BATTING
 OUTBURST.
July 30, 1883.

Alonzo Knight, captain of the Ath- letics, trimmed Pitcher Barr of the Pittsburgh American Association team to nicety on July 30, 1883. Lon's particular feat has never been dupli- cated, for he began with a single, fol- lowed with double, placed a triple on top of that, added home run, and then started all over again with & single. The score:
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30

Tom Lawson. former Wall street wizard, is trying to come back After IS months. he has won, with the aid of insulin treatments, his fight for health. And now he is 10 attempt to build up again his shattered fortunes. At present he is resting somewhere in Maine" his relatives say.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
Baseball Review
NATIONAL LEAGUE

fesienias's Results New York 5, at, Louis 2, Chicago (, Philadelphia s Pittsburgh 5, Boston l, Cincinnati ls. iirooklyn 2,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

1eStcruayS neSultS Baltimore 9, Rochester 2. Jersey City s, Toronto 0. (1st). Toronto 1, Jersey City 0. (2nd). Buffalo 10, Newark s. (1st). Buffalo z, Newark 6. (2nd). Reading 12, Syracuse 0. (1st). Syracuse 6. Reading 5.(2nd).
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Hartford 1, Worcester 8. New Haven 6. Waterbury 2. (1st). Waterbury {, New Haven 3. (2nd). Springfield 1E Pitts6eld 2. Albany 2, Bridgeport 0.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
Standing Of Clubs

Games Today New York at St. Louis. Washington at Detroit. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
Standing of Clubs

Games Today (No games scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
Standing oI S'lubs

Games Today Pittsburgh al New York. Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Boston, St. Louis at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ycstertlay's Resnltx .

New York 9, Chicago {. Detroit L. Philadeluhia 3. di in. nings).
 Cleveland {, Washington .. St. Louis 3, Boston Q.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30

The police are getting quite athle- tically inclined and have a track team getting ready for the games on Aug uSt 6.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30

A return game Is set for this city on September {.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-30

The Meriden police team plays here August 27.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-03
TREASURY BOND
issue PROJECT
Announcement Made OF
Issue Available 10
Public

DALLAS, Tex. Dee. 3.-B. A. Nc
kir7ey, governor of TIE Federal Re
serve bank Of Dallas, gives notice Of
announcements by the secretary Of the
treasury Of az issue Of A per cent bonds
dated December IS, 1924, maturing IN
80 years with optional ledemp. ion IN
20 years.
Cert ~ficates Of Indebtedness matur-
ing December Is, 1924, and March II.
1926, and third Liberty Loan bonds, "
Mr.. Mckinney said ~are acceptable in
exchange for the rev bonds in such
amounts AS may be allotted ut par with
an adjustment Of accrued interest.
This is the first offering Of a long
term bend since October, 1922. when
Az per cent gold bonds were issued to
run 30 years and callable in % years.
Those bonds are now quoted on the
market at Q very substantial premium.
Subscription books are now open with a
right reserved to close them ut any
time without notice. Almost any bank
ing institution will handle subscrip-
tions or they may be made direct to the
Federal Reserve bank of Dallas"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-03
DIAMOND

. f@l eCont.nued From Page y
Oblates to Brownsville, Sacred Heart
church, Brownsville.
10. Greetings by the Citizens Of
Brownsville, Knights Of COLUMBUS,
Brownsville.
II. The Angel Gsides the Oblates
Through the Valley, st. Francis school,
Brownsville.
IL. Padre Keralum builds the pres
ent Church of the Immaculate Concep,
ton, nights Of Columbus, McAllen.
Is. The Last Load Of Bricks to Fin.
ish Church, immaculate Conception
church, Brownsville.
IA. The Cradle of St. Joseph's Col
lege, St. Joseph's College, Brownsville.
ID. The Cavalry Of Christ, st. 10
seph's College, Brownsville.
&c. The Sewer, Sacred Heart Church,
San Benito.
II. Religious Services in the Ran5
ehos, St. Benedict Church, San Benito.
IS. Building Mission Chapel, Rio.
Hondo.
10. The Yellow Fever E%pidemics, St.
Paul's church, Mission.
20. Visiting the Sick, Immaculate
Conception church, Brownsville.
u. Victims Of Charity, Sacred Heart
church, Harlingen.
22.-The Good Shepherd. Immaculate
Conception church, Brownsville.
%. Seeking the Lost Sheep, Our
Lady of Mercy, Mercedes.
"a. Dying HIS Flock, Joan Of Are
church, Weslaco.
rs. Rock Of Ages, Camp Fody, West
Brownsville.
&c The Reward. Incarnate Word
Academy, Brownsville.
27. st. Joseph's Academy, Browns
Vile.
2s. Our Lady of Guadalupe school,
Brownsville. ,
%. Immaculate Conception school,
Brownsville.
80. Jul Lady Of Guadalupe School,
Mission.
/ 81. Dur Lady of Guadalupe school,
! McAllcn.
81. st. Genevieve's school, McAllen-
50. Our Lady Of Guadalupe school,
San Beaito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-03
WEAK AND NERVOUS
Georgia Lady Says She Has
Crown Stronger by Taking
Cardui - Thoroughly Con-
WINGED of It's Merits.

Clyattville, Cain q statement
which she gave at her home on r. F..
ID. :, here, Mrs. 4. A. Copeland said:
4 have, | believe, avoided a good
deal Of suffering by the use of Cardui.
ard am thoroughly convinced that it
has been of great benefit to me.
"Before the birth Of two of my
children, I grow so weak and nervous
/ could hardly go, and suffered ~. |.
| had a friend who told me Of Cardui,
I'D the next time when | grew SC weak.
ana rundown ] began to use it. Il
used il three months. | grew stronger
and less nervous. The baby was
stronger and q better baby, and i
really believe 1t was because / built
up my strength with this splendid
tonic"
Cardui has been in successful use
for more than forty FEARS. Thousands
OF women have written to tell of the
beneficial results obtained by taking
Cardui, and TO recommend it to others.
II is a mild, harmless, purely vege-I
table medicinal preparation-a prod
.Gct of practical experience, scientific
Investigation and pharmaceutical skill.
Sold everywhere. NC-159
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-03
100 PRESENT At
IOOF GATHERING
Grand Master AID
dresses Convention in
Brownsville


-afessf D@ at4fa oaand lastei
ha7' " fe4afon, 'ind Af
biflie DAYS, n sah Antoai1- presi-
eehI I'M the kebesab -emhig, wefe
6fo#nsFille yestetdnF the conven-
iron eioalh% lAte ti1st Hrsnt with eoai'
petltiye dfii work.
stH4@ ttaa 403 p~efaaaa attended tha
r7eetLie Yesterday, although many Odd
Fellows from che upper Valley did rot
arrive until .atrr III the afternoon.
"A. j. Lnwis 6f- Hariogen opened the
afternoon meeting with q reply to tn q
eiyaiaf address, hi A. Noasees ri
Bfo~h#Fiile' aeitvesed FIJI tle e ias
9laAd h.aaiaf avs toId e. soilo
Oh nc %2ik yffa- bong aar-ie1 ON by
wa 'ehg a otat "I
N" II i'"
AVlfQW "a. .ErTr aILrff and EH4 -- h-sr WIS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-03
N [ 5
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Il. Y DC. g. Ine cot
ton ila.k.t oPeasd steaty at an AZ
vance of 3 points of decline Of q
points. Orders wsre fairly well divid-
ed al the sta,t with SOME buying on
relatively steady eaLles. but frices
broke during the FIRST few minutes an
der renewed iiqaiaatitn and southern
hedge selling prcaaoted hy 2 favorable
weekly weather review and continued
talk Of increased crap estimates.
January sold off TO 22.85 or %
points net lower but Liverpool was good
buyer hete presumably to undo stratc
dl>s on the advance III sterling and the
price soon rallied to 22.98 with active
positions shaving net lcsses OF about
Z to s points at the end of the first
hour.
Three private crop reports issued
during the morning evidently led to re-
newed liquidation, which was accetu-
ated by local and southern selling on
the decline which forced the market off
to 22.75 for January. At midday the
market was easy with active month
showing net losses Of 30 to 80 points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-03
STOP THAT BACKACHE
Many Brownsville Folks Have
Pound the Way

Is a dull, nerve-racking backaehe
wearing you cut? Do you feel older
and slower han you should? Are you
tired. weak and nervous; find it i'm
possible to be happy, or enjoy the good
times around you? Then there's
something wrong and likely it's your
kidneys. Why not get at the cause?
Use Doan's Pills-a stimulant diuretic
to the kidneys. Thousands recommend
Doan's. Read what a resident Of this
locality says:
Arthur McBee, carpenter, San Benito,
Texas. says: My sack aehed and there
was a dull pain eross my kidneys. was
dizzy at times and black specks ap-
peared before my eyes. ! feltetired and
worn out, too. Ny kidneys acted ir-
regularly, and ! often had to get up at
ight to pass the secret.ons. used two
boxes of Doan's Pills and they cured
me-
Price zoe, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Ipills-the same tfat Mr.. McBee bad
Foster-Milburn Co, Mfrs, Buffalo
IN. Y. tl5)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-03
ASK ) MILLION
FOR CHANNELS
Islaad Included
In Total Appropriation
Sought hy State

"atH*
In the annual scnsr of lile rigers
and hafbc s eoaaIniss oFf cehsrfasa is
asked to appropriate a total on s5,G6l.-
300 fur use on Las68ss, riyers and
waieIwagS of TcHas, iris aaoDnt in-
Guiding On a~.yfropriatsa3 w 5000 for
r%Aa:ate .ai.cc work at ro III ls4llel. as
provided in .hc original r-3iyepfiatioh
TO- this p~ro5eet, which caWr "a prey ron
FOR S25,OG0 q yeaf Cor fize years Tor
maintenance.
Other project I'D Tees ara: Saline
Nrclea waterwagi s,Olg 800. Galveston
llaibor, s583stGa; f.a!vs ol channel.
IS 49, 900; ciriarfi Gror Gelgestoa to
Iexas Citgf 80 GGf: t.,l1esi "a sort
Bolivar, $4,000; he. tol hi3 cs.aHreI.
$%G00,G 600; East by bayoJ s.J80. III .a-
uac chanAcl $l5.00G; Tnftia bayou,
$4,000; III nifty ,ivcr, s-a.1tas Cedar
bayou, $1,000; Clear crael, S5.GG0;
Bastrop bayou, $J.000; Frcenort harbo :,
100000; West Galveston DIZZY ana
Brazos river canal. $4,000; channel be-
tween Brazos river and Mataporda
hay $4,000; channel from Pass GaVailo
to Arkansas Pass, $4,000; channel from
Alansas Pass 70 Corpus Christi, $685.,
200; Pot Aransas, $4,000; B.azo5 Is-
land harbor, $4,000; Caddo Lake lam,
IS 5000.
The total appropriation aetod from
congress for rivers and hafbofs work.
in the United States durna thc nsxt
year is 81, GOt, 9ae. The large einale
project included III this amount stJ.
ss5.ooO for wo. X IN the. Miaa- ppi
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-03

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-03
RULESON
. TAX PUBLICITY
I.k
Commissioner May Not
Be Enjoined Making
|. Inspection Public
(Ry The Associated Press.l

llIf VI 80 & i 4 tfEsF
, WASHINGTON. b. C., Dec. 3-The
commissioner Of internal revenue may
not be enjoined from making available
to public inspection the name and post
office addr SIS OF an income tax payer
as we'll as the amount Of tax paid. JUS
tice Hoehling held today III the Dis
trict of Columbia supreme court.
The decision was handed down in an
opinion granting the motion Of Com
missioner Blair to dismiss the suit for
an injunction filed against him by
Gorham Hubbard OF Boston to prevent
the publication Of the amount Of tax
pajd by the petitioner.
Whether public inspection Of tax re-
turns carries the light Of publication
in newspapers or otherwise. the justice
added, was not involved IN the proc. ed
infs before the court. bat paragraphs
A ard r Of section 2I7 OF the revenue
act of 1924. relating to opening the re-
turns to the public, he added, were
valid and enforceable.
Should it develop. the justice sug-
gested. that section 31G7 Of the revised
statutes forbidding publication be up
held by the courts as valid and en-,
eorceable. then the publication of Hub
bard's tax return would entitle him to
= appropriate rtGress under that statute.
IL Is the duty Of the commissioned Of
internal revenue, however. the justice
asserted. to make available for public
inspection the name, address and
amount of tax whtn the tax has been
determined under the law.