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VOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Dos declaraciones sensaciona
les las dos de empleados del
ayuntamiento, Steve Kissinger,
|vigilante de la bahia, y w. P.
Bolesta, empleado del departa-
mento de sandal, fueron causa
de que aver quedara absuelto en-
la corte de 10 criminal, en- cinco
minutes, Gonzalo Otero, a quien
Sc acusaba de haber votado re-
petidamente en- las 1ltimas cleo
clones. POGO antes de que Otero
fuera absuelto, Dick Palmer,
otro acusado, tambien Guedo en-
libertad. Kissinger manifesto
que el no habfa dicho al gran
.jurado que Otero votara dos We,
ces, aunque varioS de los MEM
bros de este ORGANISING trataron
de inducirle a que dijera 10 ha-
bfa vista "repetir'.
Bolesta afirm6 que uno de los
miembros del gran jurado trat6
de persuadirlo para que dijera
habfa yisto votar a Otero,
Pat Whitaker aprovech6 la
La gaceta., 1930-11-21
Por supues!o que uno debe

Por supuesto que uno debe
considerar a Primo Camera; pc
70 Gus pregunta: "tQui6n es
Camera? Es todavfa un ser hui
mano porque no ha peleado con
Pierre. 81 alguna vez 10 hace la
misma noche subira al cielo".
Ell belga trajo de Europa IN
certificate, con la firma de
Maurice ColIard, presidente de
la Union International de Boxeo
reconoci6ndolo como el c&mpe6n
Official de Europa, peso compile
to.
Tiene 27 amos de edad, 6 pies
219 pulgadas de estatura y pesa
206 libras.
Gus sos.iene que ahora Ell
hombre esta en- su madurez CO.
mo gladiator y que Max Schme
ling no quiere pelear con 81, So
bre TODD despues de haberlo Wis
to "acostar" a Franz Diener.
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John F. Gay contra Golden
Hills, Inc; Jessie D. Nichols
contra Herbert S. Nichols; Flo
"a G. Mahoney contra Bessie S.
Miller.
Corte Civil: John a Newsome
liquidador del Banco de los Gu
dadanos, contra Harris Realty
Co. Y f. G, Harris; Angela V.
Spoto contra National Liberty
Insurance Co. de Boston, Mass.
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Ia 1ACSgrk

Durham dijo que 81 habia
ofrecido a Hidalgo, para que no
10 molestara en- su negocio lie
gal, $3.50 > la semana. Cue ell
condestaolo acept6; pero cue al
enterarse de que 81 Sc hallaba
lelaeionado con Holloway, otro
de los testigos, lie subi6 la "cuo-
ia" a cinco pesos.
Luego quisieron cogerle 500
pero Ell Sc nego a darlos.
Holloway, que ahora reside
en- Chicago, relate ell ''asalto'
contra su alambique, pidiendo
Hidalgo $3.50 para arreglar ell
case. Ell entreg6 Glen pesos Y no
lie molestaron mas.
La gaceta., 1930-11-21

Por haber ell abogado Burton
G. Henson atacado a r. H. Kent
diputado del marshall" fede-
raj, ell juez federal nombro ayer
una comisi6n de abogados, COM
puesta por A. G. Turner, John
B. Sutton y Maynard Ramsey,
para que investigue ell case Y le
informe tan pronto sea possible,
81 Sc prueba que Henson ac-
tue de manera alevosa proba-
blemente Sc lie prohibira ejer-
GER su profession, en- ell future.
Aparece que ell abogado pogo
a Kent en- la oficina de este, las
timandolo en- la cara Y EN- la es-
palda.
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ccasi6n para de nuevo denun-
ciar Ia eonducta del pasado gran
jusado.
Otras acusaciones de "~orot-
ci6n'', con los dos anterio es ia
tigcs, fueron sobreseidas.
Existe la posibilidad de que
ell fiscal retire la acusacion en-
las otras causas pendientes por
fraude electoral, dada la falta
de base de los cargos hechos por
ell gran jurado.
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Despues lie fijaron una con
tribuci6n semanal de SIS, ARE
gtada por conduct de MILAN.
Irterrogados 0or los abogo,
dos dc Ia defens lewadski
Pierce. los tres admUtieron 5.
enemigos de Hidalgo,
Hoy proseguira la toma de
declaraciones.
Representa- al gobierno en-
la causa los tenientes fiscales
Nathan r, Graham y IA,is Joel,
La gaceta., 1930-11-21

H. G. Warner, administra-
dor de la compania Purity
Springs, duena del manantial
de csc nombre, declare aver que
la franquicia de esta corpora
ci6n data desde hace II amos Y
es perfectamente legal.
Abarca la franquicia un pc
riodo de 80 amos, 10 cual, Sc
gun ell abogado consultor del a
yuntamiento, Karl Whitaker, es
legal.
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NFORMAClON
DEL PUERTO

Aver lego ell vapor america
no Irene, procedente de Balti-
more.
Durante las pasadas "a horas
Sc hicieron a la mar los vaporeS
americanos Commercial Qua
ker, Commercial Mariner Y Gu
ba.
Ell remolcador Ontario sali6
con las barcas Belmont y S. D
Warmer.
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Esta celebrandose en- la cortt
federal, bajo la presidencia del
iuez Alderman la vista de la eau
sa contra Henry Hidalgo, con-
destable suspendido de West
Tampa, y Luis MILAN, notario
p1blico, a los cuales Sc acusa de
conspirar para violar la prohi-
bici6n.
Tres duros testimonies con-
ira los acusados fueron dados a
yer por Hamp Smith, eNpoli-
cia de West Tampa, G. H. Dur
ham y o. II, Holloway.
Smith dijo haber estado al
servicio de Hidalgo, demandan,
do dinero a cambio de protec-
ci6n, hasta que Sc viera precisa-
do a maltratar a un individuo
al cual ell condestable habia pc
dido $500.
All decir de Smith, ell cobrador
de Hidalgo era MILAN.
La gaceta., 1930-11-21

Los nombres de los ciudada-
nos con derecho al dividendo de
SO que repar,ira ell Banco de
los Ciudadanos, antes de Navi-
dad, han sido mandados a Ia
llahassee para que cuanto antes
queden listos los 10000 cheques
que habran de ser repartidos.
La preparation de los che
ques Sc hara, por la oficina del
Intervention Ernest Amos.
La cantidad a distribuir mon
ia a $500,000,
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u MANTEL PELEARA
HOY

Con I'm Ia e Gorge, segura
"vfctima', pele2ra ezta noche,
en- la Arena d. q ale Cass,
Young Manuel Quin,ero.
Sera un combate a diez asal-
tos. Figuran en- los otros bouts
Bobby Marriott, Charley Dfaz
y otros gladiadores del patio.
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pLETTOS Y DTVORCIOS
Corte del Circuito; Hunter
emerson contra j. Brown Fa-
rrio.; Blanche A. Hanlon con
4. I, Hanlon; Elodie Anna
Harper contra Paul S. Harper;
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GOLFERS Tee
OFF AT S. A.

SAN ANTONIO. Jan. 29-tF-
More than 100 amateurs were
tered today in the first event Of
the annual winter golf tournament,
the amateur qualifying round for
the amateur-pro best ball matches
tomorrow, both Of which were pre-
liminary 10 the start OF the Texas
Open on Friday.
Manager Joe Hyman was firm
in refusing to permit postponement,
although a downpour Of rain yes
terday had drenched the course.
Heading the field was Johnnie
Dawson, semi-finalist in the last
British amateur event. No mean
competitors we're such leading
lights of southwestern golfing cir
cles as Logan Vanzandt and Earl
Y. Berry Hill OF Tulsa. Texas best
we're on hand. including Dold OF
Houston, winner Of the event las.
ear AL Larnes OF Waco. Bud Nc
Kinney Of Del Rio and many 9TH
ers.
San Antonio's entry list included
Louis Louis LevinSon, Goe Meme
fee. T. c. Wheat and Lieut.. w. D
Herring.
Among the pros in the city were
Joe Turnesa. former Texas OpeI
winner. w. d. Glass Of Dallas. Hor-
ton Smith End Jack Burke ol
~YySlston. and Wild Bill Mehlhorn
winner OF the Open for the last
two years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
SAN BENITO DOWNS
% TO Is
Special to The Herald

SAN BENITO. Jan. 29-Coming
from behind after they had been
trailing practically throughout the
game, Geo. Sanders San Benito
Independents defeated the Model
Laundry quint here Friday night
22-l5.
The game was hard fought and
highly interesting from the outset.
The Brownsville aggregation OPEN
Cd strong and held the Saints well
in check with close guarding IN the
first half. The Saints evidently
were in better condition than the
Cleaners, for tho Brownsville eg-
~gregation was not able 10 maintain
the pace it sci.
AT the end Of the quarter. the
score stood 2-all. at the end Of the
half. 6-4 in favor OF the Cleaners;
at the third period. 1910 in favor
OF the Saints and at the end 22-lS.
II was a long hard fight.
Grady Reynolds. who the night
before had gone wild on Grip shots
against the Brownsville Junior
college. managed for high point
honors although he was closely
guarded. Most OF his nine points
we're made on fairly long losses.
Jack Allen. Brownsville center, was
second in scoring with six points
10 his credit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
DISTANCE MEN
SAID LACKING
Great Array Of Dash Stars
Are Ready for Gun
In East
BY HERBERT w. BARKER
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK. Jan. 29-tP)-
S~printers. it appears. will furnish
most Of tho thrills OF the 1880 in
door track and field season.
With no Nurmi, Wide. Peltzer or
Hahn in the immediate offing. mid
die distance events. source Of most
OF the sensations in the track world
for the last five years, may have
to take a back ceat while the boys
who specialize in the short dis
tances do their stuff.
The East has a great trio of dash
men in Karl Wildermuth. George
towns intercollegiate outdoor cham
pion. Jimmy Daley. Of Holy Cross,
indoor intercollegiate title-holder,
and Chef Bowman. Newark. A. c.
veteran. But they will have to be
at top form TO make a showing
against the invasion Of such west
ern stars as George Simpson or
Ohio State, Simpsons team-mate
KriSS. and Jack Elder of Notre
Dame. al well as the southwestern
flash, Cy Leland of Texas Christian.
Simpson. the worlds record hold
er at 100 yards 92-5 second-has
entered the New York A. c. games
az Madison Square Garden Feb. II
Elder. Criss. Bowman and two
Canadians. Johnny Fitzpatrick and
Leigh Miller arc entered in the
Sprints OF the Millrose A. A.. game,
Feb. 8.
Elder. with a victory over Will
dermuth already TO his credit this
year, makes his second eastern ap-
p~earance in shc ST. Joseph's cath.
Ole club games at Newark tonight
His chief opposition probably viii
come from Daley. Elder IS to run
in the Rupert r. Mills sprintt
series at 50. 60. 20 yards. distance.
well suited TO the Notrc Dame foot.
ball player.
Phil Edwards. Ray Conger and
Eddie Blake are 10 battle in q
700 yards scratch race.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
'll.Day Decision Is Awarded Lomski
Over ]. Braddock Because Of Error

letic Commission revealed that an
error had been made by the re-
feree and that Lomski vas entitled
TO the decision instead Of a draw.
The ruling was made official. and
the many fans. who waggered heay-
lily on the outcome OF the match.
found themselves receiving or pay
ing out as the unexpected ruling
dictated.
Undue excitement and poor arith-
metic on the part OF the referee,
Davey Miller. vas blamed for the
mix-up. At the conclusion Of the
fight, one Judge voted for Lomski.
another voted for Braddock. while
Miller called the match a draw
with his deciding vote. The de-
cision was booed By thousands OF
the fans. most OF whom believed
Lomski to be the winner BY a wide
margin.
The next day. secretary Water
George of the commission examined
the score sheets OF the Judges and
referee. the commissions explain
alton said. and discovered that
while the judges had totaled their
points correctly referee Miller had
made a mistake. his tally sheet
showing four rounds for Lomski.
two for Braddock and four even.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
Senterfelt to Play
With Scorp Cagers

The Mercedes entry In the Valley
Amateur Basketball league lost a
good guard Tuesday night when
Senterfelt played his last game I'M
the gaudy scarlet and white uni
form. Senterfelt Is entered III the
Brownsville Junior college and Will
DC out for the quint, he has p
nounced. His presence should
strengthen the already strong aggre-
cation.
Calvin Surtees. coach OF the
Junior college team. has signed
with the Model Laundry team as n
player. it has been announced By
J. w. Irvine. manager.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
SCORPIONS DEFEAT
RIO N 35-15

The Brownsville Junior college
Scorpions took an easy game from
the Rio Hondo independent quint
on the Fort Brown court Tuesday
evening 35-l5.
There was no doubt as TO the
outcome OF the game from the OPEN
Ing minutes Of play. The collegians
easily bested the visitors in floor
work and had the ball In their
possession the greater part OF the
game.
Fred Ball was high point man,
although he did not play the entire
route. The blond sharp-shooter
Hoped the basket five times from
the floor and twice on gratis
heaves. Sylvester OF the Scorps and
Walter Kachtik OF the Flo Hondo
aggregation tied for second honors.
each ringing up nine markers.
The Brownsville quint missed a
large number OF shots.
Sylvester turned in a good game
a. center. usually besting Todd, Z
tall player. on the tip-off.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
MAJOR TEAMS
CLASH OFTEN
50 Inter-League Games Are
Scheduled for Spring
Training Season

CHICAGO. Jan. 29-tP-The two
major leageus will have plenty or
opportunity for a pre-woFld series
debate a. 10 their superiority this
spring. They will clash In 81 inter-
league exhibition games prior TO
the opening or their championship
seasons. April is.
The worlds champion Philadel-
phia Athletics lead. as IN 1929. with
23 games with teams from the SEN
Tor circuit. while tho Chicago White
SoX come next with IL. all with
the New York Giants. The Ath-
letics have seven games scheduled
with the Philies. two in Florida
and five III Philadelphia. Thev
also encounter tho St. Louis Car
dinals in four games. The Boston
Braves IN six. Brooklyn III two and
Cincinnati In four.
The New York Yankees tarkle
National league clubs in II games
in Florida and wind up their train.
Ing season with two games with
Brooklyn az home. The Yanks have
III games with minor league clubs
on their grand tour or the South
and Southwest after breaking camp
al St. Petersburg.
Detroit. training IN Florida FOR
the first time, has III games with
National league clubs. meeting the
Braves. Robins. Cardinals. PhIllies
and the Cincinnati Reds.
The other four American league
clubs have but few inter-leaRus
contests. ST. Louis and Washington
each five. Cleveland and Boston
each four. The Browns play Brook
lyn and thu Cardinals. Cleveland
meets tho Giants and Cincinnati.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
Skeet Shooters To
Open Up SATURDAY,

With all hunting seasons closins
Friday. the Batsell-Wells Skeet club
will reopen its range Sunday morn
inc II has been announced.
A contest for places on the
Brownsville team to atteEd the
Southwest shoot at New Orleans
wall get under way Immediately.
Shoots will be held three times a
week and the five men with the
highest scores will be entitled TO
represent the bold bad border in
New Orleans.
Sundays shoot viii begin about
0 a. N. The range is reached by
turning off Palm Boulevard TO the
left just before reaching the resaca
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
SCORPS PLAY
POST TONIGHT

Weather permitting. the Browns
vile Junior college and Fort Brown
quints will play off a postponed
game N the post court 1850 D. m
Wednesday.
Although there was a cold sting
in the air Wednesday morning
there were indications the weather
would warm up before night.
Fort Brown il due for q good
game. and this may he the occasion
The post hand always plays for the
games. adding interest for the spec
tators. A good size crowd is eX-
pected TO be on hand for tonights
game,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
AGED BILLIARD
" "
ARTIST SLAVES
7 4 y
BEARD FOR MEET

o. Jan. 29.-x-
George Butler Sutton. the billiard
player, with the fancy goatec
and flowing mustache who won
the 1872 Balkine Championship
more than a decade ago, II at
tempting a comeback.
He has removed his goatee and
muStache. too. as nc wants 10
appear younger than hts 90 odd
years.
You must look younger these
days If you hope to get work OF
billiard opponents Inc. explained.
1t used to be, YOU had 70 lock
old"
Sutton had entered the Nation
al Baikine Tournament 10 be held
next month in st. Louis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
Juniors to Play
Comets Wednesday

Santos Ceyanes' Junior high quint
will tangle with the Fl Jardin
juniors on the Tucker field court
p. m. Wednesday In their first
game Of the season.
The juniors arc composed OF BOYS
under II years OF arc. Ceyanes
has built 10 his team through con-
Quoting the high school play
grounds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
Valley Quint Leaders Throw Off Strong Challenges
Sprinters Scheduled to Furnish Thrills for Indoor Track Year
Roaring Risko Is
Ruled Too Frail'

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-FJ-
Little Johnny Risko. Cleveland
baker boy is too small aud de-
licate to be exposed 70 the heavy
punches OF Victorio Campolo.
Pauline Uzcudon and Jack De-
.aney.
The commissions decision
came as a shock 10 sports writers.
Risko. a rough and ready GUS
toner at all time, has been able
10 protect himself without OUT
side help every time he has
fought here. He has been par
tIcularly successful against the
bigger heavyweights.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-LP)-The
"eleven-day decision has joined
the now famous fourteen count
as Chicago's contributors TO oddities
Of the prize ring.
Last night. eleven days ate. Leo
Lomski, Aberdeen Assassin" had
exchanged round house rights ana
lefts for 10 rounds with James
Braddock. light-heavyweight from
Jersey City. the Illinois state Attn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
Stranger Wins

TACOMA. Wash. Jan. 2e.-Pl-
Ed "~Str:ngler" Lewis former heavy
weight wrestling champion. head
locked his way to a win over George
Mcleod OF Nebraska here last night.
Lewis lost the first fall but used
his head crushing hold 10 take the
two succeeding ones.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
Eaglets to Play

Malcolm Newmsn's EaRlet cagerS
will play Olmito at Olmito Friday
afternoon. The EaaletS have lost
ono game TO FL Jardin.
Olmito is said TO have q strong
little uuint.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-29
RUNNERS-UP
HoLDNGO ON
4
San Benito Making Hard
Drive for Top In
LoYsr Section
ANDIN
Tuesday Results

Hsklingen Methodists q. Ieoss-
tan Is.
san Bcnito -, Model Laundry 10.
Brownsville ]. c. IS. Rio Hondo 10.
Foraker's a, Fort Brown \
Friday Schedule
brownsville Junior co4lege a.
ylarlingen Methodists.
Sebastian at Tan Benito.
Model Laundry at Fort Brown.
Fo-akers at Rio Hondo.
wednesday Game
Brownsville Junior college al
Fort Brown.
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hi STANDINGS


Tuesday Results
Mercedes II, Raymondville 10.
Edcouch 10. Phsrr ii.
Edlnburg 81. McAllen 10.
Donna Al. Prcgreso ii.
Schedule Friday
Edcouch at Raymondville.
Mercedes at Edinburg.
sIcAllen al Progreso.
Donna az Pharr-San Juan-Alamo
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Schedule Friday
BY HAL EUSTACE

Bracket leaders IN the VaIley
Amateur Basketball league threw
Off the challenges Of outstanding
contenders in games Tuesday night.
Edinburg, undefeated leader in
the upper bracket, travelled 10 Nc
Allen to defeat Harley Jackson's
Insurance cagers 2l-l6. The Mack
ians were getting 20 be dangerous
rivals for the Winningham bro
Tiers.
The Harrington MethodiSts. lower
bracket rulers, further intrenehed
themselves In first place By &C.
feating the runner-up. Sebastian
27-i3. Despite their defeat. the
sandy land boys held onto second
in the standings.
In the upper bracket. Dck Horn
buckle and the remainder Of the
Donna basketeerS romped on Pro-
greso ALL 10 strengthen their
grasp on the second rung in the
percentage ladder. Outside OF the
two defeated leaders. Donna Is
the only club In the league which
has not been beaten more than
once.
Saints Climb
San Benito has put on a strong
drive this week to climb TO the
third place IN the lower bracket.
Geo. Sanders crc OF s~ix-footeTs
defeated the Brownsville Junior
college and the Model Laundry on
successive nights 10 make this
climb. Foraker's and the Scorpions
are now tied IN fifth place with
500 marks as the result of VIC
tories last night over Fort Brown
and Rio Hondo, respectively.
M. l.. Dayid's Mercedes quint Is
proving the dark horse OF the up
per bracket. Friday night he led
this aggregation 10 a 27-l9 victory
over Raymondyille. Friday, how
ever. they will meet 10 make Or
break" test. They play the Edin-
burg Firemen at Edinburg on that
night. The Mercedes boys have
been going good Of late. except FOR
being slipped upon once by Pharr-
despite what "Budweiser' had 10
say.
Pharr Wins
McAllen has been reiegated TO
fourth place. due TO a m!X-up with
Edlnburg. The Mscks can take the
measure OF almost any Quipt IN
the upper bracket with the excep-
ton OF the Winningham comb.na-
ton.
Pharr again pulled a fast one
last night when they pulled the
wool over Edcoucl's eyes. Not so
man. days ago. Edcouch was the
runner-up In the bracket. The score
was 1918 in favor OF the Pharr
cagers.
Proereso and Raymondville took
%trouncingS from Donna and Mer-
cedes, respectively. to keep their
unenvied terths in the cellar with
900 marks.
There will be two games OF TN
usual interest in the lower bracket
Friday night. These are Brownsville
Junior college at Harrington Meth
odists and Sebastian at San Benito.
The ~collegians are clicking off
well. and they have as good a chance
as any to stop the Methodists. A
hot fight may be expected in this
encounter.
Saints Due
Sebastian, runner-up, seems Ao
have hit the Skids. She Is due 70
burn her pants on the downhill
grade again Friday night. Never
theless. the contest should prove
interesting.
The outstanding game In the up
Der bracket, looks like Mercedes a.
Edinburg. The Firemen are due to
win. but this looks like a good game
anyway. Another likely looking tilt
is scheduled between Donna and
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo at the lat
ter city. Pharr has been beating
some good teams OF late and may
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take Donna !cr a ride II she doesn't
keep her eyes open.
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Totals .............7 l ID 8
Referee: Hank Henry; scorer, Al
fonso Pacheco.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-23
What loose dandruf is

Loose dandu the visual evidence of diseased infectious condition of the scalp. It likely to manifest itself when the change
 Evidence point that the condition of germ origin At any the fat glands about the hair become oveactve throwing off disgusting, greasy, whh substance known wbum. This forms and scales that betray you careless and unhealthy person.
 Neglect is dangerous The hair, meanwhile, literally be staed grows ste
New Britain herald., 1930-10-23
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER 2s 19so

ty, Councilman Lucian Macora and Attorney Samuel Googei, nominees for senator and representatives re- spectively, and Judge William F. Mangan, nominee for judge of pro bate, will speak briefly.
 Secretary Tone, whose home is in New Haven. was an active member of the upper house of the general assembly for two terms and attain cd prominence through his efforts in behalf of labor legislation. He was named to succeed A. Sidney Lynch as state central committee secretary at the state convention in Groton several weeks ago.
 Campaign Gets Under Way
 Tonight's rally will be the open ing of the campaign by the local democratic party, preliminary meet ings and rallies having already been held at headquarters during the past few days, and plans are going for ward for the reception to Dean Will bru l.. Cross. nominee for governor, and Augustine Lonergan, nominee for congressman in the first district, which will be held next Tuesday evening at the Senior High school auditorium on Bassett street. It is also planned to hold mona CT meeting in the fifth ward on Thurs day. Oct. so.
 The democratic town committee, st a meeting last night. appointed John l.. Sullivan 10 take charge Of hcadquartcrs until the conclusion of