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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
GIANTS RUN
into TROUBLE

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. 20AR-The
New York Giants are running into
training troubles early. They now
have three men on the casualty list,
Ralph Judd. Frank Mccullough and
Roy Parmalee.
Judd's bliste-ed heel showed no
improvement while Mccullough,
semi-pro inf!elder from Newcastle,
Pa. received the first injury from
actual practice. He got a split finger
in trying TO spear a hct liner.
Art Veltman. who lives in town,
but has not turned out for practice,
is TO get down 70 work today. He
has been pinch-hitting for his father
Is city tax collector.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
DAWSON LEADS
HOUSTON PLAY


HOUSTON. Feb. 20-F-Johnnv
Dawson. Chicago amateur. was a
heavy favorite 10 win the tourna-
ment as the title group OF sixteen
prepared today to start match plav
in the sixteenth annual Houston
Country club invitation golf tourna-
ment.
Dawson wss faced with the pro-
snect or having TO beat off a fine
group OF players IN the top bracket
II ne hoped 10 win the finals. He
turned IN a perfect round OF golf
yesterday with a n. that coupled
WITH IFS "a OF the previous day gave
him a total OF 145.
Ossie Carlton. Houston country
club title holder. finished second
with a l43 total. Glenn Crisman.
Orange. Texas. was third with 149.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
BY ALAN GOULD
Associated Press Sports Editor

AcoUCldtcu FItSo pOl GdltOA
MIAMI, Feb. 20-tR-If the big
heavyweight fistic festival. featur-
ing the Scott harkey and Campolo-
RiSko bouts. isn't a social success,
1t will not be the fault Of the 600
millionaires. more or less, gathered
under tie chaperonage OF Big Bill
Carey and Frank Bruen. masters OF
Madison Square Garden.
The ballyhoo has made a strong
point Of the fact that the very best
people have been buying ringside
seats and TO clinch matters today,
Messrs. Carey and Bruen formed an
expedition to the ultra-exclusive
Oasis club in Palm Beach. The pro-
gram called for a mixture of punch
tossing. informal bouts. tea on the
lawn and a dance in the patio-an
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
100 Expected At
Mercedes Tourney

ISptCIdI 20 Tic k4tI
MERCEDES, Feb. 20.-Indica.
lions are that Approximately l0C
South Texas golfers will tee off here
Saturday morning In the ninth
tournament OF the Lower Gull
Coast Golf association
Prior to the tournament. q busi-
ness session Of the association Will
be held at which time officers O
the association are 10 be elected.
Rumors have 1t that the present
president is planning to retire.
A bridge tea for ladies will be
given about 4 p. m. and a dance for
the players and visitors from 8 to
Il p. n.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
WESLACO LIONS,
= 4 T.
KIWANIS CLASH
u y u
FRIDAY EVENING
(By The Associated Press


WESLACO, Feb. 90 Although
badly winded, the Lions club
cagers were able TO gasp out an
abb Tuesday evening following
their 1872 defeat az the hands OF
the Kiwanis and the two teams
will meet again Friday night.
The Lions meekly mewed that
some OF their stars" were Miss
ing. The Kiwanians allowed as
how they were masters or the
Lions. stars or no stars. So they
meet again Friday night.
Wimberly was the shining light
of the Lions. while Fred Turner
led the Kiwanis in scoring by
shooting four field goals and one
free goal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
EACLETS WIN
OVER SAINTS
San Benito Juniors Beaten
1913 in Game At
Los Fresnos

Getting in shape for the junior
boys basketball tournament to be
held at San Benito next week, the
Brownsville Eaglets defeated the
San Benito Juniors 1913 at Los
FresnoS Wednesday afternoon.
Gonzales was the outstanding
player. IN addition to playing well
on the floor. he was high point
scorer with a total OF l3. McCarty.
Eaelet center. and Craft, guard.
also stood out. Cowart. Saint for
ward. accounted for seven Of his
teams nine points.
The Eaglets r coached by NAL
colin Newman and Jack Lebowitz.
The young Brownsville high boys
are conceded a good change in the
county tournament.
Wednesdays box:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
BUGS Timber Up On
Station Platform

FORT MADISON. la. Feb o.
Rl-JeWei Ems. manager OK the
Pittsburgh Pirates, Is not going %
permit his charges 70 become train
weary. a. they speed westward -
their traininT camp ~ Paso Robes.
Calf. CaliSthenIcs on station plat
forms along the Way will be the
rule until Tho training grounds !S
reached.
Erwin Brane, Glen Spencer Ber-
nard Walter and Andy RednAr,
H.lrlers. Joined the Pirate party III
Chicago yesterday. Others vii be
picked up today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
COMETS TAKE
FINAL 1912
Triplett High Point Man
In Negro Bridge
Encounter

The ~ Jardln Comet basketball
qulnt closed the season Wednesday
afternoon with a lb-l1 victory over
the Negro Bridge independents. The
tilt vas played at I'll Jardln
Triplett, Come. forward. was
high point man. ringing nam eight
TALES with three field goals and
two gratis heayes. BiEEa XXI fhe
"Musketeers" was second with SIX
points.
Billy Summers furnished tAe sen
SatiOn OF the afternoon. After miss
ing the blackboard entirely several
times. he sunk ~ from mid-lie.d.
Thn hoy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20

BRUSSELS LP-After two wears
az prospecting. ENGINEERS have o.
rated q mercury ere denosit IN the
Givet Doisches district. part OF
which Is under French territory. a
pelsian mining zrouo has leased
IN 600 acres Of the tract
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
GGHTS LAST
&NlGHT&A

10y Inc Associated FreSSl
CINCINNATI-Joe Anderson. CO.
vington, Ky, outpointed Vincent
Forgione. Philadelphia. d0). jim
my Neal. Cincinnati. knocked out
Tommy Holman, Pittsburgh. C2).
SAN FRANCISCO-Fred dunn
N.Y. Mahan. knocked out Arizona
Joe Rivers, Phoenix. AriZ. 60.
OAKLAND. Calif.-Dave Shade.
New York, outpcinted Young John
ny Burns. Oakland. GOD.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
Games Friday
VALLEY AMATEURS

VALLEY AMATEURS
Upper Bracket
ProgreSo at Raymondvllle.F
Edcouch at McAllen.'
Edinburg" at PharT.
Mercedes al Donna
Lower Bracket
San Benitos at Rio Han6o.
Foraker's at Sebastian
Fort Brown at Harlingen Meth
odists.-
3. J. c." at Model Laundry.
Wednesday Result
At Brownsville: Model L--ndry
"a, Sebastian Is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
c MEN +

Nine Brownsville golfers have
entered the Mercedes meet. They
are: Jimmy George. j. NJ. George,
Chas. Pickett. j. 3. Kent. II. D
Seago. A. w. Bushek. Robt. Hollings-
worth and Geo. Desha.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20

Virginia would have 10 s1end
81 ,465. 864 10 replace game killed TN
tho state during the ia1s-le7a sea-
son. according 10 the game and
fish commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
NIGHT EVENTS
ON PROGRAM
Affair to Continue Through
Saturday Until
5 p. IN.

Entries for the Mid-Winter Horse
show at Fort Brown are ready 10
answer the bugle o Friday after
noon for what promises TO be the
best event for horsemen that the
Lower Rio Grande Valley has wit
messed in years.
There are "a classes, six Of which
are scheduled for each performance.
The first class will enter the ring at
2 D. m, Friday. The evening show
on Friday opens at 3 p. m. On Sat
urday morning there + six class
e beginning at 8 a. m. ard the show
closes Saturday afternoon with SIX
classes starting at ? p. m.
Lieutenant Colonel Stanley Koch
announces that Dorfman has offer
ed q cup 70 the officer winning the
greatest number Of points in the
show, to be presented at 5 p. m.
Saturday. A bride will be awarded
to the owner of tie best horse in
the show. There are cash prizes for
all enlisted mems classes, ribbons
for all classes and a cup given by
1t. Col. Koch for the ladies class.
Capt. William T. Haldman. post
adjutant. is handling parking spaces
ut the stadium.
Tie time table:
Friday
400 p. mr-Pack horses.
2:10 p. m.-Novice jumpers.
2:45 p. m.-Recruit and remount,
800 o. m.-Officers chargers.
3:15 D. m.-Model draft mule.
a.30 p. m.-Jumping triple BARI.
800 d. m.-Polo bending race.
8:l5 p. m.-Jumping (non-com-
ymissioned officers.
$50 p .m.-Road hacks.
$40 D. m.-Hunters middle and
heavyweight.
9:35 p. m.-Polo ponies (middle
and heavyweight.
9:45 p. m.-Jumptng (touch and
OUT.
Saturday
800 a. m.-E5cort wagons.
els q. m.-Enlisted mems
mounts.
1000 a. m.-Hunters Suitable to
become).
l0:l5 a. m.-Polo pony stake race.
1880 a. m.-AIodel cavalry horse.
l0:45 a. m-Jumping ~(priyatesl.
400 p. m.-Jumping pairs.
2:30 .. m.-Ladies saddle horse.
2:45 p. m-Hunters dightweighD
3.25 >. m.-Pair Of road hacks.
$40 p. m-Polo PORES Clight-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
Mid Winter Horseshow Will Open at Post Frida
NHTNMS cameron Junior Tourney Opens Next Thursday at San Benio METIK
White Favorite
In His Comeback

! CHICAGO, Feb. 2c-tR-
! Charley White and his 80 years
{ including six years of retirement
! today was a z to 5 choice TO
! celebrate his comeback attempt
} IN promoter Jack Dempsey's
I show at the coliseum tomorrow
{ night, to defeat Henry Perlick,
1 Kalamazoo, Mich, lightweight
twin.
In training Whites famous
left hook has worked impress
lively, and he Is confident OF
stopping Perlick, who is about
Is years his junior. The bout Is
for six rounds.
weight.
400 p. m.-Jumping (open).
500 p. m.-Best horse in show.
SOS p. m.-Award Of DorlmaI
cup.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
ATTEND THE HORSE SHOW AT FORT BROWN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

and come ~ The fash.
ION" fer suitable apparel -.
fer daytime err evening 80
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20

Totals ......6 10 5
Referee, Lebowitz; scorer, T. Ball.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16

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New Britain herald., 1930-10-16

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The Washington times., 1930-05-01
SCHOOL BUDGET
DELAY SEEN

Estimates of school expenses
for the 1882 budget, which have
been requested by the District
Commissioners not later than
May S, may not be- ready for
another month. it was indicated
at a meeting of the finance COM
mittee of the Board of Education
Yesterday at the Franklin Admin
istration Building.
Following the meeting DR..
Abram Simon, chairman of the
committee, declared that yester-
days work was merely prelimi-
nary and that another meeting
of the committee has been set for
Tuesday, May 6. He pointed out
that it is impossible to make &C.
curate estimates on many items,
due to the fact that changes are
likely to be made in the budget
bill now before Congress.
Among matters considered by
the committee yesterday were
items brought to it's attention by
various civic groups of the city.
The Washington times., 1930-05-01
; Police PriUdtes
Are Transferred

Three police privates had
assignments changed following
orders from headquarters yester-
day. Motorcycle Policeman Cyril
w. Pitts was transferred from
the traffic bureau to the foot
patrol in the Fourteenth precinct,
while Motorcycle Policeman J. E.
Bennett, Eleventh precinct, was
ordered to fill Pitts place in the
traffic division.
Private w. F. Greenfield,
Eleventh precinct, was ordered
to motorcycle duty at the same
precinct.
Bennett has been assigned to
duty in the traffic bureau as
the aftermath to an enviable
career in the southeast section.
He has figured largely in a
number of exciting liquor chases.
The Washington times., 1930-05-01
MOTORISTS HIT
BOND RACKET

Charges that motorists passing
through Prince Georges county
are often made the victims Of a
"bonding racket" in which the
police connive with bondSmen to
fleece those arrested, have been
brought by the Washington
branch of the American Automo-
bile Association.
The charges were aired yester-
day in the court of Judge j.
Chew Sheriff, at Hyattsville, and
today will be the subject of a
letter to Gov. Albert Ritchie Of
Maryland. It was declared that
the county police would set traps
for motorists, then connive with
bondSmen and later reduce the
charge If the victim would enter
a plea of guilty.
In the course of the inVestiga-
ton State Police Sergeant j j.
Cassidy permitted himself to be
arrested on a charge of speeding.
Then, according to the A A A.
attorney, Charles A. Collins who
defended Cassidy. the arrestlng
officer, County Policeman Ralph
Brown, called in Bondsmeu Flank
Mace and Phillip BainsVille.
The attorney declared a con-
ference followed. and it was
agreed that bond would be fur
nished and the speeding charge
reduced to one of exceeding 40
miles an hour" Cassidy gave
the bondsmen 500 he said, for
a $1,000 bond.
Judge Sheriff dismissed the
charges against the policeman
when it was shown cassidy had
been, assigned to the investigation
by Commissioner Of Motor Vehi-
cles Austin Baughlnan.
The Washington times., 1930-05-01
Anti-BLue LGW Men
Elect p. ". Austin

Phillip w. Austin was reelected
to the presidency of the District
Association Opposed to Blue Laws
at a meeting held last night at
the Annapolis Hotel.
Other officers elected are:
First vice president, John j. Nc
Ginnis; second vice president, w.
D. Hogue; directors, Henry w.
Felah, William r. Bullion and r..
j. Wallop. The officers will also
serve on the board of directors.
The Washington times., 1930-05-01
He turned his back
on Hollywood's
Grim Farming
and committed the sin that
has ruined many famous stars

vOUNG, handsome, debonair-he
laughed at life and won his way into
the hearts of millions. Another Ramon
Novarro, the critics said. One triumph
followed another. Stardom was just one
step ahead.
And then he fell into the trap that spells
disaster to all Hollywood stars
Other stars had been ruined by the
same mistake-Roscoe Arbuckle, Valen-
tino, Barbara La Mari. But he laughed
at the grim warnings.
And then came the crash! No more
contracts. No more friends or money.
He had committed the one objectionable
sin of Hollywood. Today he is at the bot
tom again trying to make comeback.
Will he succeed? Who is this man who
made the one dangerous misstep that has
ruined so many famous stars! William
H. McKegg tells you his true story in
the June issue of Picture Play Magazine.
Hollywood Secrets Revealed
With $50 in his pocket-Neil Hamilton
set out to win fame His experiences pre-
sent a cross-section of Hollywood life.
"IStopto Look Back Neil Hamilton's
thrilling autobiography.
Inez Sebastian continues her novel
"TheMovieRacket For the first authen-
tic information about the stars of film
land-read Picture Play Magazine. Get
your copy of the big June issue today!
The Washington times., 1930-05-01

"BOKARA"
An unusual pattern in white
Iizord Golf featuring the un-
derIoy in plain white. The heel
IS the Iotest concept in the
"Boby Louis" fomiIy and is
covered with white Iizord calf.
The Washington times., 1930-05-01

"CLENBROOK"
An open oxford in white feotur-
ing q trim front panel Of white
Iizord Golf. Has the Cuban heel
and the fine fit thot always
chorocterizes a high wasted
oxford.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
HOTEL CONTROL
IS TAKEN FROM
MISSING BROKER

rHOENlN. Arjs. Oct. - UP
While a nation Hanted Charles \.
Bob. eastern CAPITALIST. controlling
interest owned bE Bob i'm the West
ward Hotel here today bad passed
into the hands OF August Hcrkscher
Nsw York fiuahe.et.
Reorganization Of tie directorate
of one Of the largest hotels concerns
took place at meeting of loca
creditors last night, after which 4
vas rumored widely Bob lad been
IN Phoenix during the past week
md had gone to McNiee.
Prior TO the creaitor : meeting,
s75o.093 martgaga was place.
against the institution TO satisfy
Iic~kScher. the California Bank oi
Los Angeles. and lecal creditors.
1t was not friendly act,
Mark 3. Thomusoa, attorney for 'h'
company. declared. IF Bob Aa'
been in Phoenix, he surely wou!'
have made in appearance.
The mortgage was made in favor
Of IIcrkschcr.
Thompson added that Bob was not
discussed At the creditor 5 meeting
He said that later dcnials Of Bob :
resence in Phoenix were made by
other officials of the company.
Local authorities have received nc
information regarding Bob's tauglcH
affairs. and neither have they beer
asked 10 watch for or detain the
missing financicr they said.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
SUPREME COURT
WILL RULE ON
DAMAGE SUIT

Making final stand in S3S.J7u
damage suit IN which Judgment has
twice been rendered against them.
Julius Andersen and Elmer L. Aid
rich. owners of the San Diego Steam
Laundry, today filed an appeal to
the supreme court of California.
The ease WAS first tried before
Judge ~ G.. Finney here, and iudg.
ment in favor Of d. Il. Barton. Eva
Barton and Lorraine Barton. plain
tjffS. was returned. The defendants
appealed to the four district court
Of appeals. and Judge Finnev's de
C.siou was upheld.
The damage suit grew out of "A.
accident on the san Diego highway.
when Charles Me cDermott. driving
car owned by Anderson, struck a car
in which the plaintiffs were riding
NrpCrmott was named in the com
Dlaint. but did not appear in court.
He was alleged to be in the employ
of Anderson and Aldrich.
Anderson and Aldrieh base their
final appeal ON the grounds thai
Anderson did not give McDermott
permission to drive his car, but tol1
him to leave It in FL Centre and ga
10 san Diego by train.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
Items Of News
About Town

J. 5. Jones is leaving today for
Palo Alto where he will attend the
Stanford-U. :. c. game.
". L. DeCamp Of san Diego, man
ager for the Equitable Life Assur-
ance society, 5 in the valley on a
business "Trip.
Miss Enola Peterson has 5us7 re-
turned from a two-weeks vacation
and while in Los Angeles visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Decide. tornef val
ley residents.
Capt. Irwin B. Warner has bcca
visiting Hugh T. Osborne - this
city while enroute from FIT. Naal
Houston. Texas. to Portland, Ore
gon. Captain Warner is IN tie i'm
telligence section OF tie United
States Army and he anj Osborne
have been friends for the past -
wears. beginning when Hey both
lived in Idaho.
H. Collins, district passenger
agent for the Pacific Greyhound
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
Filipinos Held
For Quizzing

Four Filipinos We're arrested y
deputy sheriffs last night, and
booked at the county Jail Tor in
yestigation while the sheriff : Of
flee checked upon the car III which
they We're riding.
The Filipinos were arrested on
Fourth street where traffic officers
were making light tests \ tele-
gram from Oakland instructed dep-
uties 10 hold the ear, hut said notA-
ing of the prisoners.
They We're Cjprino Natividad, p
Ted de Lara, -, c. Quimes, 80, and
Angelo B. Valeros. 80.
Other prisoners at the count iaiI
today were Ignacio Riveras, Il. held
for illegal entry, and Dora Eamjre.
de Castro, CO. on the same charge.
Jesus Pregoso. - was held for IN
vestiEation.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23

lines, was in FL Centre <estcrda
while making tour o. Imperial
Valley. His headquarters are IN
! os Angeles.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John J. Green, ac-
companied by Mrs. Green : mother,
Mrs. Icua Crandall. plsa II leave
tomorrow to spend the weekend m
les Angeles. Mrs. Crapdan IS here
from Jcffersonville. Inlicna, =
spend the winter with ne -daughte-
and son-in-law.
II. a. CuIp. assistant s0Pcrintend-
ent of the Los Angeles division Of
the southern Pacific. j. here todaE
on company business.
7. R. Gilman. furniture manu:ac-
rure- Of Pasadena, Is leaving Ter
Los Angeles tonight at'e- attending
u busines, interests in the valley.
George W. Anderson, former presi
dent Of the Imuerial Valley Hard
ware company and p'cscnt stock
holder in the company. Is down from
Los Angeles today . attend meet
ing Of the 7. Y. Hardware board #
directors this afternoon
Mrs. c. II. Eckart was here from
her home in Ho}tvillc today on jury
duty.
Ms. ". \. Kendall was among tine
shoppers here this morning from
Noltvillc.
Mrs. Leroy Bonestccle Of Hr'--
willie was shopping here yesterday.
Judge Marvin W Conklinc, for
mcr Fl Centre resident. now city at
tornev for san Diego, is visitor in
the city TO-DAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
Tennis Couple
On Honeymoon

SANTA MONICA, Oct. 23. U.P)-
John Van Ryn OF Princeton, \. j..
American Davis Cup player, and
Marjorie Gladman of Santa Moniea,
national women's intercollegiate
tennis champion, were married last
night in st. Augustine 's-by-the- Sea
Episcopal church.
The wedding eliminated TO-
nance that began when the two were
competing in tennis tournaments
here and abroad The brides par
cnts gave a reception for 15e
friends and relatives who attended
the ceremony in the quaint seashore
church.
The couple viii live in Philajel
phia.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
Need More Cars
To Assist Pupils

Heading the list Of volunteers to
aid in the transportation Of FL Cen.
tto school children to the United
states Marine band concert It the
fair grounds MONDAY afternoon, is
the Pioneer Truck and Transfer
Company. who through Percy Thae-
ker, has placed two trucks at the
disposal Of Superintendent Gruwcu.
With 400 children in the city
schools, and a considerable percent
age planning to attend the concert, a
large number OF private automobiles
will be needed. Car owners arc
asked 10 telephone their name and
size Of ear to thu elementary school
office, No. lo7, 50 that they may be
assigned to a certain school build.
ing. s8-I
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23

girl who big apane with ease and IS
be the smallest southwest II not the nation
Miller 49, Tulsa Okla oil dler
high school flyer When taking her tests Tor
limited commercial now holds MISS Miller used
cushions enable the side or the plane
could reach and carried
bag sand in would perform
properly.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
Jewelry Robbers
Make Huge Haul

NEW YORK, Oct. %. UP)--A
Aoldup as thousands of workers
!hronged the streets ncttcd bandits
.125,O00 in diamonds and platinum
from the store of Segman and
Abram, manufacturing jewellers of
l02 Fulton street today.
William Scgman stepped out of
the crowd to open the front door
when he felt pressure on his back
and voice said:
"Go ahead, don t turn around or
] will kill YOU
He was bound and gagged The
robbers escaped before other mem-
bcrs Of the firm arrived.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
Schools Alumni
Will Do Battle

Alumni of Holtvillc aGd Brawlcy
high schools will clash on the grid
iron at s O'Clock next Tuesday
night, playing the third game under
lights in Imperial Valley.
Twice before these alumni team S
have met, battling to il 0 to 0 tie
tie last Thanksgiving, and with
Holtville winning 23 to o in an en-
counter Christmas of last year.
Brawley will be out TO gain re-
vcngc this year. Both tea ms have a
membership of about 20 former high
school football stars.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-23
Hays To Attend
State Chamber

Robert Hays, secretary of the E
Centro Chamber of Commerce, left
for San Francisco yesteray morning
to attend a meeting of the board Of
directors of the California Stat
Chamber Of Commerce at the Hotel
s.. Francis.
The occasion is the fifth annual
state wide meeting and many mat
tiers Of import to this section are to
come up for discussion today and
tomorrow.
Matters in which Imperial VALLEY
is particularly interested are aoron.
autics, agriculture and highways.
HAYS j. expected TO return Satur-
day night.