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Evening star., 1928-05-20

HY sweeping the field events viii
ease.' Temple University athlete
n of Philadelphia captured tn
dual meet with Catholic Uni
verSity in the Brookland Stadium
Yesterday afternoon, 70 to 40. Inc
Cardinal dash and distance runners
more than held their own. but the felo
performers scored but 6 points, agains'
as for the visitors,
Langley put the BrooSlanoers III the
lead early in the program by taxing
frst IN both the 440 and $50 YARD
events Howell took the t-mile run 10
give the losing squad its only other flrst
place, Gerth tied with Gltlin OF the
Quaker City team in the 22o-yaro
Low hurdles,
Ronivitacols led the invading runners
by taking the LOO and 900 yard oasneS
in GOOD time. In each case nc leo
Carney and Healey of c. U. TO the tape
Tinker. Price and Drum were the
stars Of the Jump and throwing events
with Hanson also a big scorer. Chanlpa'
Carney and Juten were the only Cath
olic University athletes to score IN the
field events,
No sensational marks were recorded
although Bonivitacola made eooo time
il, the two short daShes considering the
condition of the track.
Summaries:
HIGH JuMP-Tie between Tinker IT.
and Price lTl: third. Champa &c. u.
44n-YARD nASH-won by Langley, g.
IL: second. Heaiey. &c. u third hart
Two-MTLE RCN-Won hy Fisher II ).
secend. Mahoney &C. IL. thiru. SMITH Il
t.. Time. n MINUTES * seconds.
JAvELIN THROW--Won hy Price IT :;
second. Thinker IT.; third, Drum tI.l.
SS0-NARD DASH--won Ivy Langley e,
II. second Howell &C. C.f: third. Frank'
enfield IT, Tme = minutes loas seconds
ssa,YARD Low HTRDLE-Won by. Gerth
&C II and Glt3In TT. TIC; third. Howell
&C II. Time, 96a y seconds.
Io0-YARD DAsH-won. by Boniv,iseela
tTl: second, Carney C. U third, Hesley
one E-wILg- DAs sE-zwon hv, How'll C,
{. Time, / minutes ts 5ecqGp9ds, - ..a
ona Hanson fTA and Iusen &C. U., tied,
HfSht. 10 feet e inches
DiScrS--Nnn ny Price 1T. second. Drum
IT.: third Buccsnon tT.b. Distance. 1l-
fest inches
BROAD JUMP-wou hy Hanson IT.:
Distsnce 20 fert =. inches,
SHoTPrT--Wen hy Drum IT y: second
Carney &C: u third. Price tT.l. Dis
e70-yARD nAsH-won ny Eoniyltseoia
fTl. second Hesley &c. IL. third, Carney
&c. u. Time. "a seconds.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
SOPH0MORES ANNEX
G. W. u. TRACK MEET

Sophomores with 30 points wen the
fifth annual George Washington Uni
versity interclass track meet held yes
ferday in Eastern High School Stadium
and received the Louis A. Fischer
Memorial trophy. Seniors were second
with AZ points followed by juniors with
81: freshmen with "a and graduate
school with !.
Phi Sigma Kappa won the 44O-yard
interfraternity relay race and Kappa
Delta captured the 2Do-yard inter-
sorority relay test. the feature events.
Eugene Wineland. sophomore. with
IL points. won the mems point trophy
and Eutn with l3 points took the
womens trophy.
The meet was held under auspices
of the Mems G. W. Club composed OF
letter winners OF the university.
Summaries:
MEMS EVENTS.
Ina-YARD DAsH-won hy stesrus (s1;
sseond., FraEcss -; third. Elliot 81.
,oo-YARD DASH tcLosED,--won by
T'hersas 81: second. Miller III: third.
Alpert fJ.,. Tine. 10 sx seconds.
2eo-YARD DAsH-wen by stssrns 81:
Time. - seconds
2ao.YARD DASH tcLosED,-wep by
bssass sass :TGasa Tas Il Hsles seco5a. 5a 'N'''
4s0-yARn DAsH--wop nv Stephens So
ssennd. slesrrs tsl third. Thomas ts ;.
Time SIS seconds.
s~eond ssearns 81: third Mcqueen III.
Time . minutes 10 EeeODds
oSE-N,LE RuS-won .g,I bT Pon,eroyy = :
Time Tlinates IS seconds.
Two-Ili.E RUN-won hy Martin - !:
neeond P0naeroy tsf: third. Mei"h to-.
Time 1 minutes o seconds.
1ee.YARD Low HTRDi, ,Es--won ty kel-
sseoGas.
BRoAp JrMP--wop. by Elliott. g.:
eeeonG Siehman a. J.: third. Wineiand Isl.
Ilstsnne. 10 feet 10 inches
HIGH slTMP--won by Stehmap ~: SER
ord. Wlnelsnd, 80; third. Elliott ISL.
Height. feet inch.
ons' sn9iih -: third STANLEY ~. Dis-
tsnee. IS ieFt j ! inches.
Discl,s THRow--won by wipeiand fs !:
Distance. III feet inch.
sAyELIH THRow--won by sssaier ~:
= Distance j2a teet inches,
POLE yADLT--Von by Elliott (s.l.
MONEYS EVENTS.
se-YAFD DAsH--won by Pope ~; SER
orc, Snsesf 81; thiFd AlYsfson ~. Time.
Go.YARD pAsH---won by Snyder 81:
51ts asconds
BROAD suMP--7woo p crapley -;
teesHe ParSars ff third, Waller fsy,
- DeaaBne. ~ feet y lncb.
- DISCUS TRROw-~wo8 by Cruraieg N ,.
+, seoona EyfB 90 THIRD Humphrey III.
Distance. 81 feei / inches.
SHOT PfsT'-~W0n hy EFain rs q. second
Zimmerman IS third Humphrey IL +
Die4saee - feei o iBcnes.
HiSh {DEp-~"en ~ JErs1n = 7: see-
Eesghi 4 feet
IhTEH SORORITY RELAY f29G YAansy
Won by Kspps Delta se@pnd Pr M
tbits ~ sets m fine III seenads
sNTEFFR RATKREITY RELAY - NILE
~-NGn ~ Pm slaHs kspos sHoend sigma
S# ihlFa, Thsfs Delta rbl. Tire. ~ "
eeconGs.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
YALE CREW EASILY BEATS
CORNELL AND PRINCETON

astern, in 1926. and Princeton trailed.
nearly seven lengths behind Yale.
The stroking Of Woodruff Tappen In
the stern of the Yale boat carried the
Eli shell away from its competitors.
The Eli Junior VARSITY victory was
not attained with a battle. The
Cornell Juniors had held the lead by
about a length until the final quarter
mile when Yale sprinted past TO win
by about half a length Yale's time
was 1887, Cornells l0:39 and Prince
tons 1919
Princeton won the otEtr two races.
the freshmen and l50-p1und contests.
The freshman victory was scored over
Yale and Cornell in that order and
the lightweight win came at the ex-
pense of Harvard and Yale.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
VIRGINIA NINE WINS
H0E0RS IN LEAGUE

UNIVERSITY, Va, May 19-Capt
John Stephens pitched Virginia to q
3 to victory over Washington and Lee
today and enabled the Cavaliers to end
the season In first place in the South
Atlantic Tri-State League Of Southern
Conference teams. Virginia has won
eight league games and lost four.
Capt. Stephens was in fine form and
would have blanked the Generals. bit
for an error in the seventh. He allowed
only four hits and famed eight. strik-
ing out three in order in the second
Washington and Lee errors aided
Virginia in scoring It's three runs.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DERBY, Conn. May 1o.-Yale' S
feature races of the Carnegie cup races
at the annual Derby day. regatta, held
this afternoon on the Housatonic River
here. Princetons Freshmen eight and
l5O-pound crew won the minor races of
the days program. The victory Of Yale
over the Cornell and Princeton boats
kept Yale's slate clean fer the year.
The Cornell and Princeton boats
failed to give the Blue oarsnen a battle
after the first eighth mile in the
varsity race Yalo's time for the two
mile downstream course was 1921.
Cornell finished second. four lengths
Evening star., 1928-05-20
The Plebes defeated Central High
School of Washington in tennis, TO ].
SliInNlarieS.

:,
SINGLES Robertson Navy defeated
shore iTentraii :,--6 -. -. William
~oa Navy defeated simon lCentrsli, 1T
Sc 81 Haitx woFth tNaNft defeated
Rohunsin tCentrali. 4~-6. St. 81. Lucas
navy defeated >eitxer tentrsn Tt.
"a. Martin Navy :, defeated Srni@9ss @
ieaied ogns tCentrall 4-6 a--3; e..
DOt BI ES--Robertson and Ho'tzw0rth
f<ayyt defeated Shore ard RohunSln lien
tra1. 6--4. f., Taylor and HAWKINS
iNaxyl defeated schloss and seltzer Len'
traIt g~-4 H-a simon and ogus tren-
ttalt defeated Martin and Gillespie tSaFyl,
ii H--l. G--I.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Eastern Nine Scores.

With an edge both at bat and in
the field. Eastern High School OF WASH
ington defeated the Piebes at base ball,
IL to 7.
The Fasteners had a big inning in
the fourth, when they scored seven runs
on doubles by Mccullough and Ouch
man, singles by Matthews Snyder,
Eagle, Cook. LiasinsEi and Mccullough
and Fishers sacrifice.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
EDMONDS NINE TO PLAY
All MARLBORO TODAY

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, May 19
Upper Marlboro base ballers will en-
tertain Edmonds Art Stone Co. nine
of Washington Fre tomorrow afternoon
and May 81 will have as their guests
the Indian Head Marines.
Triangle A. c. diamonders will be
hosts to Croome A. c. tomorrow on the
Central avenue field, starting at
O'Clock
Evening star., 1928-05-20
MARYLAND IS VICTOR
IN 10-INNING CLASH

LEXINGTON, Va. May lo.-After
ten innings OF closely contested ball,
MARYLAND nosed out, 2 to /, over Y. M.
I. today on Alumni Field.
Boxley, on the mound for the Cadets,
allowed but six hits
Demarco of the Old Liners. although
Welding 10 biugles. kept them scattered
and turned in a win because his team
mates were quick to take advantage of
I'll opportunities to nab men on bases.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Totals .35 1880 q Totals 81 q 80 IL
sRa,ted for Talman in ninth inning.
il,nti,h fnr Hnnnnn snNenIh inning.

+batird for Hoffman IN seventh inning.
Maryland II q o q o q q q q l."
w J. NcG."r nen,,Sco r"ror-I j" "-l
sullivan. scott McCann Radiec -. Will
son Two.base hts--Radice -, Scott Hull
BnEley Grow, Stolen hase--kcssier. Dou-
HE nIsys--Hoffman to Radice. Hctyel to VIII
son to Tsnsil 10 McCann to Radice Talnlsn
n Hull. Struck nut--Ry Rnxley q: by De
marco :. Fitst base on balls-~CH BoTiey
!. 81 Demarco. >, Left on hsses--f. NJ. l..
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Plehe Twelve Ahead.

The plebes defeated the Maryland
Freshmen at lacrosse, 6 to 5, in a Bit
terly contested game.
The Old Liners were slow starting
and the Navy put over three goals in
the first IS minutes. Then Maryland
came TO life and scored four times
within 10 minutes. Crane Of the Navy
by a fine piece OF work. tied the score
and South. a short time before the
half ended. put the Plebes ahead, 5
TO 4.
Navy went two goals ahead when
Hall Tailed IN the final period and q
few minutes before the clash ended
Shew made Maryland's final point.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Tsiebe Crew Ahead,

The Navy plcbe crew. I'm their FIRST
official race ri the SEASON, defeated the
University 81 Pennsylvania freshmen
by a little over two lengths of open
water
The May shell was timed in 7.22
and Pennsylvania In 734.
The race vas contested over the Hem
icy distance ot mile and iive~siK-
teentnE. the course being laid 0ut near
he mouth ~ the Severn starting be-
tween The bridges and finishing off the
Naval Academy station snip Reina
Mercedes
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Totals. ~ ih@f ~ Totals - 10
sBatied for schultz ia eighth inning.
A..rr IL Aiai

Score by innings.
fie5s. fsi,ss" '.. ..... ! : u p
Hoak 80. Mccullough. Iisinskl
~, Matthews f2, snsdst t"t :, ouchman
t3l Eagle feseFton. netts EYng tJI
BF lie. arhuliY Efrors~~ Mccullough Fisher
Fitzgerald AshVofth. Hunter. Rsysbrpnk
Tw1-haFe hiis~~Hgng ~ RHysbfnnh. No.
Cuiion.h Gnehman Home runs-~eLlklnski
Bsng saetifes hts-a~Bsiis, Fisher. hasfs
on falis-~0n OuabmHH, pH Reeves / on
Larson ] oH schultz. siru"k oni~~Bs
0u"hnlan 4 ky feeves. 2 by Larson, ..
HuprGe. belts ~ T0f4efsan AshVorth
lratiIe Double nlay~~netts. assbrook and
ERBg
Evening star., 1928-05-20
HARVARD CREW In FRONT
WITH NAVY EIGHT THIRD

Varsity race IL miles) First, Har-
vard time, miuutes 13 is seconds;
second. Pennsylvania, 7:16; third, Navy.
Junior varsity 11s milesD First,
Navy, 2 minutes 10 2-5 seconds: second,
Harvard, 7:l3 3-5; third, Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Midd;es Lose on Range.

The Quantico Marines defeated the
Navy in 2 rife match. ABS to 2,275.
The Naval Academy second team scored
2244 points
The Nava! Academy plebes won from
Western High School of Washington by
1869 to l.i60
VARSITY MATCH
Evening star., 1928-05-20
NAVY DEFEATS G.. 4. NINE:
WINS IN TRACK, LACROSSE
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A NNAPOLIS. Md. May 19.-De-
n feating Catholic University here
a today Q to 0. the Naval Acad-
( I envy nine chalked up its fifth
victory for the season and its
only whitewash.
Brandley pitched the best game yet
performed by one of the staff, holding
the visitors to three scattered singles.
The Navy gave Conlin bad drub-
bing in first and third and also hit
Murphy. who relieved him
Byrne pitched the last two sessions
with credit.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
FORT NYER NINE LOSES.

Boiling Field base ballers drubbed
Fort Mycr nire Yesterday on the for
r.er's diamond. II to 3. The winners
started scoring early and steadily in
creased their lead
Boiling Ttsld..... : u . x-iT
Fort N-sr......- 3 q O.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
INDIAN HEAD NINE COPS.

CHARLOTTE HALL, Md. May 19--
A two-base hit by Strague that scored
two runs helped Indian Heads base bali
team to a 4-to-3 win over Charlotte
Hall Military Academy this afternoon.
Doane. winning pitcher, yielded only
three hits.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
CLARKE INSECTS WIN.

Earl Clarke Insects defeated Silver
Star Midgets on the diamond yesterdav.
10 TO 9. Nau starred for the winners.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
WILL PLAY BLACK sOX.

Kennedy A. c. base ballers will meet
Washington Black Sox colored nine, In
p double header this afternoon at Unlcn
Park
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Middies Score on Courts.

Navy won at tennis from crippled
Dartmouth team, 6 to O. Two OF Dart
mouths players recently were injured.
sINGLES--Howard Navy defeated HE'S
Ter nartnoYtht S. 8--I. Farm Navy
defeated sykes tnarimouthl 6-4. 6-2.
NcCue Navy defeated Sykes tDarinouth ,
ii--~3 SIS Halstead Navy defeated Nj
ditch tDaytmouthl SIS. g.. g.:
DouBLEs-Howsrd and and Fsrrin na,,nn,S Nay
f-a S--I G. Hun and Halstead Navy
defeated Sykes and Niditch Dartmouth e
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Frrnrs-Toncs White 81 w8rther f2s.
Bvrd Two base ntfs-RandolDh Sacrifice
April ClrflWPll. stolen hases--Closs
E,zelhach D0uble play-Warthsn spot.
70 Tins. Struck out-By Stsphsne. ny
!. Of O-terr,an l. Hits sopnriiored-Cf
Ostrrran n ) innings: nH Eoill4-d ~
: tnnIrZ= Hit hy giffhsr-5v 0sterr-zn
rs0warJ Io@tnz nit.her-Os'srna rwo RS
-T~ssr- Pitt. AMI Crock Time one hour
~ 71inptee
Evening star., 1928-05-20
2 q 1 q o . o o x--a
a q q Il D o q q Tt

Navy 2 q o . q q X--a
Catholic T...... - ii D o o o Tt
Rups-Mlilean go. Hsnnegan. Geniner
Hsnneran Pelosii Long go, Flanagan
Two-hase hii--Gentner. Stolen hasrs~-t or
man t..f Hannegan ~, Gentner t2l. MIili-
,-an Keith Struck ont--Br Brsndicy. >; hF
conln, ] by Mmrnhy. 3 ny hyrne
Baxef on hallS-On Brandiev 4 OH Murnhy
/: on Ryfne. l. Hit by pitcher-MlliCan
aud tseniaer Thy MuFphvl Bais-Mnrphy
Dauhle nlavs--Faley tn peloski RranG!ey 10
Fnnnegaa tn Miller Left on hasrs-Nsyy.
s, Catholic University 7. Time of game
. hours and m minutes Cmpires--MessFs
Green and Hughes
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Trankmen Win Easily.

The field and track team OF william
and Mary was crushed by the Navy,
los to 81. The Midshipmen took first
in all competitions except the Javelin.
Lloyd, the Nays Olympic track team
hope, exceeded the visitors total score
by points. taking firsts in both OF the
hurdles. the 220-yard dash and the dis
Gus and second in the shot put.
TRACK EVENTS.
1e0-YARD HIGH HrRDLEs-wom by
v. and " third. Time. o 80 s,i,o ,
Npvs oRsssnbtFTz ,s,s ID y 4ic ftoond Bennett.
MILE -RUN-won by -UraVhsrs. Navy:
Tisdall. Navy. second Campbell! se:hei
both ". and ~. tied for third. Time. 4:3o
. eso, YARD DAsH-zwon by Lloyd. Navy:
Price, Navy. Second: oueseHberry. w. and NJ,
440.YARD DAsfi-won ny Brlner Navy;
Hosell, Navy second: Essi"n. Navy, third
Two Nile RrN-Arrar. Nichols Parrot
snd phiiins. all Navy. tied for first Time.
..so-yARD low HrRDl.T',--won by
s"s,,,Gyg ss,y II a. 1sT T. phlis. r NV, M
Gresham w and N serand. UranbaFt.
Navy third. Time e:oi 80.
YIELD EVENTS.
NIGH JTMP--wan ny Badagf, Navy;
Hogis both Navy. tied for third. Height.
8 feet Sra ipches
BROAD JtMP-Woa by strohbehn. Navy;
BDfgeois. Navy. second: Johnson Navy. third
Distance 20 feet :. inch.
POLE yAUI.T-Koolhas White and Snow
all 0f Navy tied for first Height IL feet,
SHOT Pi5T-~won by conk. Navy: Lloyd.
Navy. second Carmichael. W. and ~. third.
distance 40 feet . iurhes
Discrs THR0W-wo, by Lloyd Navy
Sergeant Navy second MozeieEki ". and
NJ third Distance IL feet y inch,
JAVELfE THBnw--Won hy 5ustis W
aad n Leais Navy seooHd Ellis. Navy.
third. Distance. IS feet s inches.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Lacrosse Team Wins.

Though playing below It's usual stand
ard. the Navy won at lacrosse from
Randolph Macon by 0 to ?.
The work Of the Midshipmen, both
With the stick and in team play, was
far below that exhibited against Johns
Hopkins last Saturday. II took the
Navy over Is minutes 10 score It's fIrs,
goal and but four were tailed during
the opening period
Nunaily and Trader scored for the
visitors in the second half.
The work ri Parish, who scored -four
goals, stood out for the Navy.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Totals IA i3aS II Totais. 30 20
'Bat,ed for Dunn in seventh.
Gubains hit by haiied ball IN seventh,
R,xr arm
Evening star., 1928-05-20
CARDINALS WEAK
IN FIELD EVENTS
{
Get Only 6 Points in This
Competition, but Lead in
Running Races.

~ Y sweeping the field events with
- ease Temple University athletes
~ of Philadelphia captured the
dual meet with Catholic UNI
.....r.t,. L., aN,c HsrnNkiand Stadium
Evening star., 1928-05-20

MATCH.
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Up l29 Bales Of
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The compress will handle all the
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10th a. Adams, Phone iii
Brownsville, Texas G-72
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RENTALS

FOR RENT-Store room, Levee st.
near 18th street and new Interna-
tional bridge. Call at Money Ex-
change on cOrner. G-35
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SALESMEN-s160 month and expense
selling cigars. Experience not neees-
sary. Send self-addressed stamped
envelope for information. National
Cigar Company, High Point, n. G.
G-74
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WACO-Clarcnce Langley. I7-year-
old high school student, drowned in
the BRACES river when he fell from
a rOwboat.
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Lost and Found

LoST-Coat with glasses and Gruen
watch. Watch has initials JIG IN
back. Twenty-Five dollars reward for
return TO Merchants National Bank.
G-26
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted

CLERK-CARRIER a j n a o
Brownsville. August 18th. Age 1915.
men and women. Don't miss this OPP
portunity. Coaching course S.. Book
let free. L. Hampton, Box 1s1s-F.
+. Washington, d. c. CTS
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son WINS DEATH RICE

HVN WINS DI4AI WAtE
NIENNA.-Friedrick GucItz started
from China on word that his mother
vas dying and arrived here W hours
before she passed away.
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Train Information
MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES


No. l2-To houston. San Antonio. 500
q m.
No. is-Io. Houston. san Antonio. s.
Louis. $685. p. NJ.
No. l5-From St Lo1.s. ssh Antonio
Houston. :55 a. N.
Second No. l5-Fron San Antonio and
Houston. s:t0 a m.
No. ii-From San Antonio and Hous'
ton. 0 ;S5 . N
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 3i9-Fron Houston. San Antonio
Gas a. IN.
No. s20-To Houston. San Antonio
$3.50 p. m.
NATIONAL LINES OF MEXICO
tMatamoros Stationl
No i32-To Monterrey. Mezieo CRY
No. lSi-From Mexico CITY. Monterrey,
$3.50 .. m.
RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
To Point Isabel. $50 a. m
From Point Isabel. I .. m
BLACK DIAMOND Bus LINES
Cars to Mission on the hour ever hour
8 a. n. to 6 2. m. and ut 1880 O. N, siS'
o.. "a. Z 80 o. m. and ? .. m
To Poinl Isabel. $ q m IL a anc :
o. m.
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HOCSTON-A fight ~ prevent the
Harris county democratic executive
committee from excluding negroes
from July 2s primaries opened in
federal court. Suit filed as test case.
July p set as date for hearing at
which election officials cited are 70
show cause why injunction should
not We granted.
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HOUSTON-After more than a
month az Investigation hy special fed
eral Officers, temporary injunctlons
were granted against II ALLEGED
liquor resorts.