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Above left to right -Catherine
Troy, Louise KarIe, Helen Whaley.
Below-Gladys Enrich.
This quartet Of fair basketeers
are members. of the Pennsylvania
railroad girls court squad which
will swing into action Thursday
night at Liberty hall in the City
Girls League games. The Pennsy
team will oppose the East Tenth
girls at 8 o'clock. At z o'clock the
Hawthorne Blue Birds will meet
the Y. w. G. A, five and at 8 the
Hoosier Demons will play the
Hottentots. The HooSier Demons
and the Pennsy teams are I'M
defeated thus far this season.
Catherine Troy is offensive cap
tain on the Pennsy club and is
the leading individual scorer.
Louise Karle is defensive captain
and plays guard. Helen Whaley,
a forward and guard, is the
second high point scorer on the
team. Gladys Enrich, a forward,
is one of the most effective drib-
blerS in the city circuit.
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Terrible Boner'

PASADENA, Cal, Jan. q
l. ut was a terrible boner. I
don't know how it ever hap
pened," Roy Riegels, California
center, said today in discussing
the sixty-six-y ar,l run which
defeated his own team in it,;
football game with Georgia
Tech Tuesday.
''I can't even think of a de-
cent alibi. I just bounced out
with the ball, saw a pair of
goal posts and headed for
them"
Coach Nibs Price of Califor-
MIA termed Riegels' error an
unfortunate circumstance.
Don't condemn Riegels for
that run. He is the headiest
man on my squad. He's the
best linesman on the coast"
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Scoring Punch?

BIZ Times Special
Ut. WAYNE. Ind, Jan, q
IL 1t generally was conceded
here that Carrot high school
of this city defeated Avilla
high school Tuesday night.
Even the coach of the downed
team says they were beaten.
Although three members OF
the winning team were put out
of the game on personal fouls,
the team continued scoring. In
fact the only doubt was that
there was another team on the
floor.
The score was 1O2 to 9.
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AT pENNsY GYM

Three games will be played at the
Pennsy gym tonight in the Marion
County League No. 2 games. The
schedule:
1900 P. M-First Baptist VS.. Central
Avenue M. E.
$50 p M.-Memorfal vs.. University
" $50 p M.@Tabernacle Presbyterian vs..
Old Bethel NJ. 3.
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THREE GAMES AT S. S. T.
ST. Patrick's Team in Net Action on
Thursday Night.

Three games are scheduled for
the South Side Turner gym Thurs
day night when the st. Patrick's
H. N. S. play the st. Memorial Sem
mary quintet in the feature con-
test.
The Shanrocks meet the Semi
nary Reserves and the Y. L. S. take
on the st. Joe's girls. The first
game win start at 7.
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Al Webster Triumphs
SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. AL Webster
defeated Paul Delaney. Spokane, fourth
round. technical knockout.
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anne. The statistical report
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RANGERS GO INTO LEAD
World Champs Advance to Front
in National Hockey League.

m NATIONAL HOCKEY League.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The New
York Rangers. hockey champions
of the world, returned to first place
in the National Hockey League
Tuesday night. defeating the To-
ronto Maple Leafs. 3 to 2. at To-
ronto, while the New York Amer
leans were being tied. l to l. in New
York by Les Canadiens of Montreal.
Nels Stewart led the Montreal
Maroons in their 4-to-2 victory over
the Pittsburgh Pirates at Pitts
burgh. The Boston Bruins BANKED
Ottawa, to 0, in a fast game at
Boston.
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BADGERS TAKE FOURTH

bV z IIneS DDeCtut
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 2.--Carlton
college fell before the Wisconsin
basketball team Tuesday night. 80
to "a 1t was the fourth consecu-
tive victory for the Badgers this
season.
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Mizell and Thomason Lead Tech
to Triumph Over California Team
Margin of Victory Comes in Second Period When Reges
Pulls 'Boner' and ReverSes Field.

Lom-Phillips combination worked
the ball down to the invaders Of
yard line. Eisan made seventeen
yards and then LON hurled the
oval to Phillips for the lone touch
down.
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FRANKFORT IN ACTION
Casemen Start Slowly but Win in
Game With Lebanon.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
FRANKFORT, Ind, Jan. 1.-The
Frankfort high school basketball
team swung into action Tuesday
night, its suspension lifted, and de-
feated Lebanon, SO to 26. The Case
men started slowly and held II
TO = advantage at the half. Law
head was the most effective man on
the Frankfort squad and tailed
fourteen points.
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LOCAL GOLFER HIGH
Neil Mcintyre Finished Ameng
Leaders in Southern Event.

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MIAMI, Fla, Jan. furnishing
among the leaders, Neil Mcintyre,
indianapolis, paired with Ned Ever
hardt, Miami. to turn in card of
40-37-77 Tuesday in the professional
best competition on the munici-
pal links.
Eddie Williams. Cleveland. and
James Brophy. Cincinnati, won the
event with best-ball card of 81
34-76. Williams won first in indi-
yidual scores with a card OF 34-25-69.
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Tuesday Basketball
COLLEGES

Butler, 4S; North Carolina, 20.
Pittsburgh, 80; Indiana. 81.
Purdue, IL; De Paw. ~.
Michigan, Sc; Pennsylvania State, Ill. a..
Georgia, "a; South Carolina, 20.
Pennsylvania. "a; Rutgers. IS.
Wisconsin, 80: Carleton college, "a
Iowa State, So; Simpson, is.
Niagara u, 20; Cornell, 49,
Oklahoma, 80; Southern Methodist
HIGH SCHOOL
Bedford, SO; Columbus, 80.
Frankfort, 50; Lebanon, rs.
ShelbyviIle, 80; Greenfield, rs.
Central (Evansyilie), 26; Memorial
(Evansville), 16.
Decatur il; Columbia City, IS.
Washington, SO; Connersviile, %.
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Free throws missed BEDFORD: Reath.
2; Self, l; Todd 2; total 5. (Columbus)
Eddy, |: Michael, 4; Beck, 8; Schaeffer,
!; total, 6.
Referee-M Morrison. tIndianapolis); UNI
pire. Craigle indianapolis.
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out Eddie Callaghan of Boston, seventh
round
Vacca Wins by Points
CHICOPEE, Mass, Jan. Johnny
Vacca Boston fyweigbt, OutpOinted Will
lie Cubic of New York, ten rounds.
Wins Thirteenth Straight
WORCESTER. Mass, Jan: Vernon
Cormier. Worcester, won his thirteenth
straight victory by outpointing Harry
Roberts of Boston in an eight round bout.
Wins by Decision
SALEM, Mass. Jan. Benny Zabull,
Milwaukee, swon the decision over Francisco
Cruz, Portugal, in an eight-rounder.
Billy Alger Defeated
LYNN, Mass. Jan. 2.-Tomn1y Daley OF
Lynn won the decision over Billy Alger
OF Phoenix, Ariz., in a ten-round bout.
Chef SmalIwood Loses
AKRON o., Jan. 2.-Chet SmallWood,
Terre Haute. lost to Sammy Harris, local
Negro. six rounds.
KapIan Beats King
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. O. - Louis Kid
Kaplan former featherweight champ, de-
feated Ritchie King. local lightweight, ten
rounds. decision.
Al Webster Triumphs
SPOKANE, Wash, Jan AL Webster
defeated Paul Delaney. Spokane. fourth
round. technical knockout.
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Hybert Beats Yarbo
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Jan. Floyd
Hybert, Cleveland, 15412, defeated Wilson
Yarbo, Cleveland, 100, six rounds.
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TFMPLE BEATS w, AND ]

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ITEM
pie university today celebrated a
Triumph over Washington and
jefferson here Tuesday.
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BY BERT DENNY
United Press Sports Editor

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The con-
stantly changing cycle of foreign
boxers entering this country has in
cluded Cuba, and the lii island to
the south has become the foremost
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thank all who helped make the meet a
success. In the women's division. Mrs
Alexander nosed out Mrs. Mueller with
500 to the latter's sec.
Next Sunday the Indiana alleys Will
stage 1870" scratch sweepstakes for
men, and a $40" scratch meet for wom-
en-. For reservations call the Indiana
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TEx'S CONDITION GOOD

OpeTdW OH tGIChdIu dE NIIdHI D6dCH
for Appendicitis.
BIZ United Press.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. 2
The condition of Tex Richard, New
York sports promoter who was
operated on for appendicitis Tues
day night, was described as good"
by physicians at Allison hospital
today.
The surgeons revealed today that
had the operation been delayed two
hours, the consequences might have
been serious.
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Totals 10 40 Totals. .s 20
Free throws missed: White, Q: Fromuth
1: Hosier. l.; Butler total a Satterheld
total. 6.
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PORTLAND. Ne. jan ANDY CalIa--
han OF Lawrence. Mass. easily outpointed
Eddie kid Wagner. Philadelphia ngnt-
weight III a tweive-round bout here Tues
day night. Wagner @aS doored ire times.
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H. AS. WIN SEVENTH

Communal Y. M. H. A. quintet
won their seventh straight victory
Tuesday night defeating the Whiz-
Bangs, 81 to 30. H. AS. have an
open date for Sunday afternoon.
Call Talbot 4053 and ask for Dave.
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wins in Second

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 2.-Freddie Miller,
Cincinnati featherweight. defeated Cecil
Payne. Louisville. ten rounds
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Outpoints wagner

HAMILTON. o.. Jan. FRANKIE Pal
mer. Cincinnati weiterweight. knocked out
K. o. Leonard, Nashville. Tenn. second
rnund
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Totals lib II AZ Totals 10 "a
Referee--Dale Miller 1ndianapolisl. UNI
Strohmeier Indiana.
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Jones. Pittsburgh Negro. knocked out
Bobby Evans. Conshoh5cken, Pa. fourth
rnsind.
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ROY HAISLUP HELD DEBATE WITH
THE FOUL MAN ON TWO DIFFERENT
OCCASIONS. ACCORDING TO BILL SAR-
GENT. ROY HAD A KICK COMING. But
WHO EVER HEARD OF A FOUL NAN. OR
UMPIRE BEING WRONG.
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SETS CUBAN RECORD

Tutti- Fruitti Wins New Year Handi-
cap at Havana Track.
BIZ Times Special
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. 2.-Tutti-
Fruitti won the New Year handicap
Tuesday and broke the track record
at Oriental Park. Time for the mile
and a sixteenth was 1:43 3-5, which
was three-fifths of a second below
the old record.
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SCRANTON. Pa, AIN. 2.-Pete Petrolle,
Billy Pollock. Scranton, ten rounds.
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Pete Miller was the winner at the st.
Philips sweepstakes with total OF esS
over the shree-game route. G Hoeder
Vas second on 6oS. while W. Miller copied
the show place with a count Of 665.
total Of i49 bswlers participated III this
exent and Manager Moran wishes 20
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s.Flasf" English had trouble making his
spares Flash" had plenty strikes. but
could not connect in the department. OF
play at which he usually excels.
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r. Karls took top honors in. the second
annual New Years classic at the Prltchett
Recreation alleys With total 10. Of l27s ,S on
Karls displayed a pill with world OF
'stuff and his victory was well earned;
Herb King, the TT. Wayne star; reached
second place with & score of 1885. H.
l.s4s. others to reacf the prize list were
Kraft. Fl. Wayne. 1.21s;, Bob Wuensch;
1910: c. Miller. louisville. l.l97. and
George Kirkhof. 1.1se.
list with the highest single game Of the
meet, a 2s6.
Larry Fox had a wonderful chance to
COP top honors With total of LOTT at
is7 pins 70 reach the peak, However, two
errors and split stopped him at l5S.
SPLITS STOPPED BOB wUENSCH
FROM Reaching BETTER POSITION
THAN SEVENTH. THIS YOUNG STAR
HAD A START OF GOT AT THE END OF
THREE GAMES.
.-Flasi.- English had trouble making his
spares Flash" had plenty strikes. but
could not connect in the department. OF
play at which he usually excels.
Ed. Striebeek rolled $50 in his last three
games but a start Of A96 ruined him.
Jerry o'Grady was another victim of
, splits The Fighting Irisher" cleaned up
q number of the difficult shots but they
Stin continued TO stick
ROY HAISLUP HELD a DEBATE WITH
THE FOUL MAN ON TWO DIFFERENT
OCCASIONS ACCORDING TO BILL SAK-
GENT ROY HAD A KICK COMING. But
WHO EVER HEARD OF A FOUL NAN. OR
UMPIRE BEING WRONG
Everett Scott, the former Yankee star.
failed to hit in his sual style As rule
Everett is as good IN the bowling atiey
as he vas on the diamond.
Frank Hueber. last wears winner. started
as II be would repeat when he rolled ga
in his first game. However, from tnsre
on he failed to reach the zee mark.
Stub" Mathews. secretary of the Link
Belt League, showed the boys ne also
can bowl when he finished with great
263 to win the leo" scratch event at
the Uptown ailsys. with grand total OF
7o4. 'StuEr had 3 gift of 50 pins.
THE 1870 SINGLES AT THE DELAWARE
ALLEYS WAS WON BY c. kAHoEEY
WITH TOTAL OF s07. Own. THE
FoUR-GAA1E ROUTE. .'HoD' ELy.ER
WAS NEXT WITH A SCORE OF s22.
MADE POSSIBLE BY A 2S2 FINISH
OTHERS TO REACH THE PRIZE MONEY
WE'RE: THIBoDEAU. 7ss; Vaughn. 76S;
BERRY. 75s. AND sTURM. 75e.
Pete Miller was the winner at the St;
over the khree-geme route. e hoeder
VAS second on 6ss. while W. Miller copied
the show place with count OF $50 a
event and MANAGER Moran wishes 70
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SPLITS STOPPED BOB wUENSCH
FROM Reaching A BETTER POSITION
THAN SEVENTH. THIS YOUNG STAR
HAD A START OF GOT AT THE END OF
THREE GAMES.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. e.
Young Stribling, Georgia, knocked
out Jack League, Texas, in the first
round here Tuesday night. Arts
Palmer, Salt Lake City, defeated
Johnny Harris; Kansas City, ten
rounds.
Sanger Beats Morgan
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. Joey
decision over Tod Morgan, Seattle, in
ten-round bout here Tuesday. Morgan
will retain his worlds junior light
defeated Jackie Nichols, Milwaukee,
ssix-rounds.
Stewart Victor
KEWANEE. ILL.,. Jan. 2-Jackie Stewart
defeated Red Rodman, ten-rounds.
Mike o'Dowd Wins
Columbus. O.. 12o defeated Jackie Rodg-
ers, Pittsburgh Negro, lie, ten-rounds.
Peppe Trims Haley
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2-Johnny Peppe.
1874, outpointed Pat Haley, Isl, ten-rounds.
One for Eddie O'Dowd
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. Eddie ODowd,
124la, defeated Homer Roman, Newark,
o., 127. twelve-rounds-
Hybert Beats Yarbo
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. Floyd
Hybert, Cleveland, 15412, defeated Wilson
Yarbo, Cleveland, 100, six rounds.
xavier Loses to Mitchell
ALLENTOWN Pa jan. 2iIR Ray Michel daIe4
New York. 14l, ten rounds.
Freddie Mueller Beaten
BUFFALO N. Y; jan 2-Sam Bruce.
Mueller, 1881, Buffalo, ten rounds
King Tut Takes One
FARGO. N. D., Jan. 2-King Tut, Min
neapoliS won q decision over RuSsie Lee
row Fargo, ten rounds. Angelo Pugilisi
defeated Lee Cavanaugh. ten ROUNDS.
In Ten Secondsi
PITTSFIELD. Mass. Jan. 9. - Joe
Traveller Boston, 1872, knocked out Kid
Becker. 159, Housatonic, in ten seconds
of their scheduled ten-rOund bout here.
Jock Malone Wins
RENO. New Jan. 2--Jock Malone. St
Paul middleweight. outpointed Jack Gibbs,
Los Angeles, ten rounds.
Petrolle Raps Pollock
SCRANTON. Pa AIN. 2-Pete Petrolle,
Schenectady. n. Y. lightweight. defeated
Billy Pollock Scranton, ten rounds.
Jones Stops Evans
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Everett Scott. the former Yankee star.
failed to hit in his ! 5ual style. As rule
Everett is as good IN the bowling alley
as he vas on the diamond.
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Jerry O'Grady was another victim of
splits The fighting Irisher' cleaned up
number OF the difficult shots but they
still continued TO stick
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Ed. Striebeek rolled $50 in his last three
games but a start Of 496 ruined him.
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John Blue pushed his way into the prize
meet, n go.
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Fight Briefs From Everywhere

PORTSMOUTH. N. H. Jan. 2-"Tiger'
Tom Dixon. Dover heavyweight, Knocked
out Eddie Callaghan of Boston, seventh
round.
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Frank Hueber. last wears winner, started
as IL be would repeat when he rolled ga
in his first game. However. from there
on he failed to reach the 200 marx.
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RENO. New, Jan. Jock Malone. St.
Paul middleweight. outpointed Jack Gibbs,
Los Angeles. ten rounds.
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PITTSFIELD. Mass. Jan. .. Joe
Traveller. Boston, 1872, knocked out Kid
Becker. l59, Housatonic, in ten seconds
Of their scheduled ten-r0und bout here.
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Larry Fox had a wonderful chance to
cop top honors. With a total of LOTT at
the end OF five games. Larry needed but
i97 pins 70 reach the peak. However. two
errors ana a split stopped him at l5s.
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SteWdrL fICtOE
KEWANEE. ILL.,. Jan. Jackie Stewart
defeated Red Rodman, ten-rounds.
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stub" Mathews. secretary of the Link
Belt League. showed the boys he also
can bowl when he finished with great
26S to win the 100" scratch event at
the Uptown alleys. with a grand total OF
704 Stub had 3 gift of 50 pins.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-27
Locomotive Reproduced
For Display in Window

A tiny locomotive. complete in
every detail and an exact duplicate
of one Of the Pennsylvania system 8
large passenger train, engines. is at
tracing large numbers of people to
the windows of Herbert L. Hills
hardware store. where it is on ex-
hibition this week.
The locomotive is exact in every
phase and a perfect model of a
steam locomotive. II is a two horse
power engine. has a speed of rs
miles per hour and is capable i
hauling one-ton load. 1t is equip
ped with an ash shaker and stoker
an automatic fire door control air
compressor, air brakes, water feed
pumps, hot water heater, automatic
bell ringer turbine generator, sc
feet Of boiler flues, a reverse sys-
tenn and is entirely controlled from
the cab 1t was made in 1927 ir
Providence at cost OF $4,000 and
IS the property OF the Slocomb Mi
crometer Co.
The engine is set on tiny rails
and the main power wheels re pro.
PEELED by electricity, showing tbs
entire running mechanism. II is thC
most perfect bit OF miniature work
exhibited here in many years.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-27
DIAMOND SCHEDULE
FOR n. B. H 5. team
10 Games Tentatively Arranged
for Season Of 1929

According to baseball schedule
which will be recommended by
Principal Louis P. Slade to the
school board at it's next meeting 10
contests will be played with teams
which have been keen rivals of the
school in its long history. A track
schedule is also being arranged.
The baseball season will open on
April 80. Teams which will be
played are ST. Thomas seminary,
Hartford Public High school. Bulke-
ley High school, Bridgeport Central
High school. Naugatuck High school
and New Haven Hillhouse High
school. Coach George NJ. Cassidy
has also received communications
from Warren Harding High, Bridge
port, Collegiate Preparatory school.
New Haven and Gilbert High school
Winsted, but it is doubtful if there
will be room on the schedule for
these games.
Coach Leoncl Depot has already
arranged three track meets. The
season will open on May 4 when a
Hartford County y. NJ. c. A. track
meet will be held in this city. The
triangular track meet will be held
on May 80 and the Crosby High
school track team will run off
dual meet on June l.
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chairman of the civic committee of
the Womans club.
The committee chairmen were in
formed that the Woman's club and
the American Legion as we'll as the
civic clubs and Chamber of Com
merce are actively assisting in the
drive this year.
Postmaster H. T. Erwin, general
campaign director was present and
outlined plans for the campaign.
Eeach chairman was instructed 10
have his or her own individual
group organized so active work
could start by Monday morning.
Mr.. Pape stated today that the
committee, realizing the increased
need for more help than in many
years. will work on the basis that
the quota of S'4.qS514 is minimum
and not a maximum quota. and that
it viii have two ohjectives in view.
One will be to get as many now
subscribers as possible. The other
will he to got as many people as
possible to increase their subsCrlp-
tons over that of last year.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-27
Baker E. Mann Is Named
Odd Fellows Chairman

The general committee arranging
for the ]. o. o. r. convention to be
held in this city May II and IS. has
chosen Baker +. Mann of 1856 Maple
street chairman. The committee
plans to entertain between 5000 and
1000 Odd Fellows and expects the
convention to be the largest ever
held in this city.
Other members OF the committee
are: George Osborne, Albert N. Pc
terson. William Ziegler. Louis Linn.
James Pattison, John Shea, Charles
Maier, John Holmberg, Frank
Seuires. Albert Anderson and Rob-
ert Carlson.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-27

4 nautical mile is 6.oSo feet. OF
500 feet more than a land mile,
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Community CHEST
WORKERS ORGANIZE
Pane General Chairman Of Com.
mittee Of 1000 Citizens

Elmer w Pape was elected gen.
eral chairman for the civic commit
tee of 1000. to work in the United
Community corporation drive at a
meeting Of chuirmen of the various
sub groups last evening. The meet
ing was held at Chamber of Com
merce headquarters. Besides Mr..
Pape. who has been acting general
chairman and who represents the
kiwanis club Of which he is past
president, the following chairman
were present:
Harry G, Hancock, past president
Of the Lions club; p. H. McElhone.
vice president of the Rotary CLUB:
Attorney Z. A. Mag of the Probus
club; Ralph II Benson, secretary of
the Chamber OF Commerce.; Cleon
Bell, representing the American Le-
gion: Herbert S. Woods. represent
ing the Exchange club, and Miss
Caroline E. Hillard, newly elected