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Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of Precinct:
Ell CENTRIC no 6
Location Of Polling Place:
4sl Euclid
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector-Fred Kenyon, 8th &
Park. III Centre.
Judge-Francis w. Leonard, Coz
Adams, Fl Centre.
Judge-Seymour L. McCrory, Box
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

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BOARD OF ELECTION
| INSPECTOR Kenneth G. Bake,
! BoN ia, Holtvilc.
Judge - Percy B. Brown, BoH q,
! ilIoltvillc.
Judge William II. Curley. BoS
2l6, Holtville.
Clcrk-Glcn D. Marquand, BoN 0,
j IIoltvillc.
clerk - George L. Brown, Ho't-
Vile.
Name Of Precinct:
HOLTNlLLE 40.
Location Of Polling Place:
W. =. Lott Private Garage
Cor. 18th 4 Maple
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector L. \. Harris, iioltviIIe.
Judge - Mark s. McClciland,
Holtyille.
Judgc-Joscph Il. Myers, Box
+ 1873. Iioltville.
clerk George NJ. Covcy Holt
willie.
clerk -sammie Z. rcttman, Box
| l537, HoltNille.
Name u Precinct.
HOLTNlLLE 10.
Location cf Polling Place:
Chevrolet S9los Room
Between 9TH X 9th or West Pine
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector - jed Armstrong, Box
l2i7, Holtviilc.
Judge - John KaFanauGh, Box
224. UoltVlle.
Judge - +. Roy Thompson, Holt.
willie.
Judso = +. Roy Thomson. Holt.
Vile.
clcrk Kcnneth Savage, EoN .,
Uoltvilc.
cicrk-M,s. Grace WhRcr Holt.
Vile.
Nqmc Of Prccmo,:
UOLINILLE Nn
Location of Polling Place:
city faH
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector - Joseph .s'.fJraua
Dos =, Holtville.
.Iudgr Rimson L. Shrgtisf Box
-, TIoltrilc.
Judgr G3,a Wcs-al. Park iIo.
/ TEL lIoltvillc
Clcrk win y. Gordon, Fox 6St,
Hoitvillo.
cIcrh Henry \. Pix Ilolvillc.
Name Of Precincts;
HOLTNILLE no.
Location Of Polling Place:
Harmaus Garage
5th & Walnut
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector Dale 4. Cooper. Draw.
Ter =. Holtville.
judge Ralph Narqoana, Box o,
IoltyiHc.
judge Mrs Eta r. Gacsor, Box
il25. Holtvillc.
Clerk Perry r. Hunt, POS ias,
HolhilIc.
Name of Precinct:
BOULDER DAM
Location of Polling Place
joel Anderson Ranch
BOARD or EcrCTGoN
inspector joel Anderson, Z. -,
Box l56, uoltvillo.
Judge Samuel f. Robinson, Il. J,
Box so. Imperial.
Judge IRWIN Z. Algher, Il, ,,
Uo}tvillc.
cIcrl, John W. Maddox, Holt
Vile.
Clcrs-Iosea r. Nciliffcr, Holt.
Vile.
Name OF Precincts:
EASTSIDE
Location OF Polling Place:
Eastsidc School House
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector George t.. Abrams, u.
,. Box rs, Noltviie.
Judge Eugcuc p. klEnaird, L. .,
Holtvillc.
Judgc-car =. Kamm, Bon $40,
Holtvlllc.
clerk-Gracc Kinnaird, L. Q,
! Holtvillc.
Clerk Mrs. GLADYS Fcrgu SON,
Rte !, BoX lsj, lIoltyillc.
Name of Precinct:
ALAMO
Location of Polling Place:
Adolph Smithson Ranch
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector Adolph ~mithson, Il.
!, Box %, IIoltvillc.
Judge - Paul Fds, foltyillc.
Judge Henry c. Gates, L. /, Box
Is, lIoltviiIe.
Clerk James II. lIalkmg, r. !,
Box 4, lloltvinc.
Clerk Anna X. Hatfield, Box
404, Iioltyillc
Name of Precinct:
ROSE
Location Of Polling Place:
Alamo School
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector Mrs. Irene Gs.cnlcaf,
Il. !, Rox lG Iloltvillc.
.iudgc Edward T. Watson. K. /,
Box "a, Holtvile.
Judge-M Mrs. Nellie p. Melbourne,
K. I, Box 80, Iloltvillc.
Clerk-Albcrt l.. Bomshousc, T..
A. Box 100, Holtvillc.
Clerk Duncan Mckenzie, r /,
Box 81, IIoltyille.
Name Of Precinct:
SUNSET
Location of Polling Place:
Porter n. Ferguson Ranch
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector Porter N. Ferguson, Il.
., Box III, Ioltvlle
Judge-Ira Lacy r. ., Box G3.
Holtyille.
JUDGE Walter | RutbrrfnrJ q
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of Precinct;
HOLTNtLLE NO.
Location Of Polling Place:
W. Z. Lott Private Garage
Cor. 18th x Maple
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspcctor-L. \. Harris, iioltvilIc.
Judge MarE s. MctlcIland,
Holtyille.
Judgc-Joscph II. Myers, Box
1873. Iloltville.
clerk George NJ. Covey Holt
willie.
clerk Sammic L. Pcttman, Box
lj@7, HoltNille.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of Precinct:
ltOLTNILLE NO. |
Location of Polling Place:
Holtyillc Union High School
Cor. 7th & Give
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector Kenneth c. pa Ike,
Boz ~, IioItviIlc.
Judge - Percy =. Brown, BoN q,
iHoltvillc.
Judgc-Wiliam II. Curlcy. Box
2l6, IIoltville.
clerk Glen D. Marquand, BoN o,
Holtvillc.
clerk - George +. Brown, iiolt-
Vile.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

.Calipatria.
CLERK George II. Bailey, Calipat-
ria.
Name Of Precincts:
INLAND
Location of Polling Place:
Gateway Garage
BOARD or ELECTION
lnspcctor-Bcn White, INLAND.
Judgc-Harry Pruitt, inland.
Judgc-Mrs. jennie Lower, Nj
land.
Clcrl, - Mrs Fred Peterson, Nj
land.
Clcrk-Mrs. Palladino, inland
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Eame Of Precinct:
FL CENTRIC 20. 1G
Location Of Polling Place:
G62 He'll
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspectpr William }. Reid 80
Holt, FL Centre.
Judge Robert I. Graham Box
il7s, Fl Contro.
Judge VIM. E. Paris Box t9a
FL Centre.
Clerk ~ Edmund o. Thompson,
Box IA, FL Centric.
Clerk Louis n. Moore 79l Iiolt
Fl Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of Precinct;
Ell CENTDO 10. :
Location Of Polling Place:
J7G Euclid Ave.
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector-Forest ". Zinn, Box
-, Fl Centre.
Judge--W. ". Grassland, 80 Eu-
cid Ave. FL Centre.
Clerk Frank II. Mitchell, 55l
Woodward FL Centre.
Clerk Owen j. Morris, r l. Box
IL A, FL Centre.
clerk ~ Mrs. Mary Griffin, JZG
euclid, FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name of Precinct:
SILSBEE
Location Of Polling Place:
Silsbec School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Iuspector-Edward Diehl. Seeley.
Judge-Drue G. Harrington, K. l.,
Ben Is, Seeley.
Judgc-Doron X. Butler, Seelcy.
Clerk Mrs. Marguerite Graham,
K. I Box 81 Seeley.
Clork-Clyde :. Havens, Il. ..
Box l42, FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name OF Precinct;
EASVSIDE
Location OF Polling Place:
Eastside School House
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector George l.. Abrams, u.
,. Boy rs, !ioltvilie.
Judge Eugcuc p. kinnaird L. .,
Holtvillc.
Judge-Carl =. Kamm, Box 315,
HoltvIllc
Clerk Gracc Kinnairl, Il. .,
Holtvilic
Clerk Mrs. GLADYS Forgu on,
Rte. !, BoX 1856, lioltyillc.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Meme of Prccme;:
UOLTNILLE No.
Location of Polling Place:
titv Hall
BOARD OE ELECTION
Inspector - Joseph 's'a5rau"
Dox =, Itoltville.
Rtmsop L. shuai@1 EoS
-, Holtvillc.
Judgr Gi,a Wcsvak. Park iIo.
|tcl. Joltyillc
Gcrk win p. Gordon, Box 6SG,
Uoitvillo.
Clcrh Il,ury y. PIX, iloltvillc.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

10I7, FL Centre.
Clerk - Henry Thaekor, 4>l
Euclid, II Ccnjro.
Clerk-M. {. Falkcnhury. Goa Fl
Centre Ave. FL Ceutro
Name OF Trecinct:
Ell CENTRIC NO :
Location of Polling Place:
Mckinley School
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector ~ Phillip d. Master
brook, $50 Main s." II Centre.
Judge-Pat Cory. 80 gomu'gg-
cial, FL Centre,
Judge-Goorgo r. Morrison. 763
Park, FL Ccnt,o.
Clerk-Sam i. Rodgers. csc Main
St, FL Centre.
Clerk David NJ. May, 7t- Com.
merci&l, II Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of Precinct:
Ell CENTRIC 40. /
Location Of Polling Pace:
Central Union High School
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspcetor-T Tom Attlerbaugh, 52l
So. 10th St, Fl Centre.
Judge-Thomas Pasteur, 420 IS
9TH. II Centre.
Judge W J. Meaghre, S32 Hell,
El Centre.
Clerk IT. Frederick Rapson, 81
He'll, FL Centre.
Clerl;-Calvin j. McWiliiams. G64
Sth st., Fl Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of Precincts:
BRAWLEY 80. 9
Location Of Polling Place:
Eastside Grammar School
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector-Ira l.. Jeffus, 6@S ).
9Th, Brawley.
Judgc-Silas W. Weahunt, SIG }
St, Brawley.
judge - Mrs. Jewel J. Maban,
$50 II St, Brawlcy.
CIerk-Mrs. Myrtle Young, 342
Brawley.
CIerk-Mrs. Eliza Jacobs, 429 $.
.9th, Brawley.
Name of Precinct:
BRAWLEY NO. 10
Location Of Polling Place;
Salon Hidalgo lst.
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector- Mrs. Mary Packwood,
zoos +. Main, Brawley.
Judge -- George Lich, Box 535,
Judg5c-Archic J. Smith, Box 255,
CIcrk-Albcrt $. Cox, 100 b ST.
Brawlcy.
Clerk Thomas Jorgcnson, Braw'
ley.
Name of Precinct:
HALLOWAY
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of Precinct:
SMITH
Location Of Polling Place;
McC0llums Service Station
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector Herbert r. Anderson,
Box s44 III Centre.
judge Earl r. Anderson. r. l.,
Box p, FL Contro.
Judge Harold A. Burnham, Box
1876, RI Centre.
Clerk II Howard G. Farnsworth,
Box l28. III Centro.
Clerk-Edwin y. d. Hatch, Box
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of Precincts:
ALDER
Location Of Polling Place:
Theo. Eggleston Raneu
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector Charles NJ. Anderson,
r A, Box l9S. CaleNloo.
ludge-Alrs Sarah Earr, II A.
RoN l30, CaleEico.
Jndg,-l.evi S. Aeasle. R. Il u.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of Precinct:
ALAMO
Location of Polling Place:
Adolpl Smthson Ranch
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector Adolph ~mithson, Il.
!, Box 93, IIoltvillc.
Judge - Paul Fcs, iloltvillc
Judgc-IIcnry G. Gates, L. Box
'4, IIoltvilIe.
Clerk-Jamcs II. lIalking, r. !,
Box 4, lioltvillc
Clerk Anna X. Hatfield, Box
4Ol, Iioltyille.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of Precinct:
Ell CENTRO 80. =
Location Of Pollin. Place:
-53 Olive s..
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector-Ralph Z. SwearoAgca.
1I0 No. 9th St. Fl Centre.
Judge - Richard Erickson, b.
7l6, Ell Ccntro.
Clerk-Aubrey Z. Crothors, 216
s. 7th St, Fl Centre.
Clerk-Ray b. Johnson. 719 st.-e
s.. Fl Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of PIccinct:
GRAPEFRUIT CENTER
Location Of Polling Place:
Rose School
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector - Dan Southwell, BOX
2lJ, Imperial
Judge - Mack Trcntham, Z. /,
Box 80, ImPcria
Judgc-Daisy +. Mixer, r. l, Box
3d. FL Centre.
Clerk-Arthur L. Bartlc, Impe-
rial.
CIcrk-Amos IL. Heyencr. Il. l,
Box 80. Fl Centre.
Name Of Precinct:
HULSE
Location Of Polling Place:
j. w. Poor Ranch
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspcctor-John NJ. Miller, Box
692, Imperial Ave.
Judgc-Gcorge Jcrnigan, lmpo-
rial.
Jud8e-John NJ. Miller, Box 692,
Imperial.
Clerk-IIoward A. Ogden, Impc-
rial II. X.
Clerk-PhilIip G. Johnson, FL Cen
tro.
Name Of Precinct:
MESQUITE LAKE
Location Of Polling Place:
Mesquite Lake School
BOARD or ELECTORS
Inspector - Peter Nickel h. /,
Box 8, Imperial.
Judge-Edward +. Stevens, r. /,
Box 4G8, Imperial.
Judge-Roswell K. Tilton, Il. l,
Box 80, Imperial.
Cerk-Ilenrietta c. Timpe, I'm
perial.
Clerk-Mrs. Mary r. Butler, h.
/, Box 81, Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of Precinct:
NORTH END
Location of Polling Place.
North End School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector Fred r. Albert, Rte. !,
Calipatria.
Judge Howard Hall, Calipatria.
judges. Roy Thompson, Box
I279, Calipatria.
Clerk-Benjamin o. Royce, Cali
patra.
Clerk Ralph f. Burden, Calipat-
ria.
Name Of Precinct:
JACKSON
Location Of Polling Place;
Brownell Ranch
BOARD or ELECTORS
Inspectog-W. V. Cohce, Il. >,
Brawley.
Judge-D. d. Browncll, Box l7d,
Calipatria.
Judge James r. Butler, Box 3SI,
Calipatria.
Clerk = William Young, Box 27G,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Namp or FrocInct:
SUNSET
Location of Polling Place:
Porter n. Ferguson Ranch
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector Porter N. Ferguson Il.
., Box III, Holtville.
Judge-lra Lacy r. ., Box G3,
Holiville.
Judge Walter L. Rutherford, r..
=. Brawlcy.
Clcrk-Wiiliam L. Scarcy, Boa a..
Holtyille.
Clerk William Youman, Il. e.
Bog So Brawlcy.
Name of Precinct:
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16

Name Of Precinct;
BRAWLEY 80. 3
Loearion of Polling Place:
Dunlack Hotel
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector - Fred S. Lack, Hotel
Dunlack, Brawlcy.
Judge Walter II. Brown, 523 II
St. Brawley.
.judge-Clyde A. Hall, ~ f St,
Brawlcy. 90.
CIerk-Paul G. Post, Box S2l,
Brawlcy.
Cerk-Roy c. Smith, Railway TX.
press.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-17
TOMORROW-Mos I'm moral Man in the World

open thrice and the British amateur once. Ills scoring records have few rivals.
 This year. in a campaign started in the spring and closing in Septem- bor at the Merton Cricket club, where he made his debut in 1916, the Georgian won them all. in addi- lion 10 capturing the victorious American Walker Cup in the team match with Great Britain overseas.
 This made golf history of a brand never even dreamed of before Jones began doing stunts with his bag of worn, rusted clubs. For the first time in the annals of the game, all five of the major trophies, including the Walker Cup, rcpoSed in the custody of one man in Atlanta. It seems as certain as anything in this sporting life that they will never be together again.
 Head Was Never Turned
 Throughout his record -shattering competitive career, in which his tri- umphant achievements have been matched by sportsmanship of the highest order, Jones has been held I'D not alone as q supreme genius in his chosen field but as an example of unspoilcd ability In England, he has been regarded as an "ambas- sador Of good will," honored by life membership in the exclusive Royal and Ancient club of St. Andrews. tho very inner circle of golf, and hailed for his achievements as en- jhusiastically as though he were a native son.
 Until recently, Jones had resisted ell overturcs that involved even an indirect capitalization of his golting skill He was and always has been shy Of intcrvicWcrs. In fact, the first newspaper story in which he con,cnted 10 discuss frankly the fea- lures of his golfng skill was written exclusively for the Associated Press m 1926 by 0. B. Kccler, long known as Jones Boswell and closest jour ralstc friend.
 When Jones at last signed q news laper syndicate contract for hylined orics containing instruction in the game. he did so only with the under standing that he would himself write the copy" and thereby in no way jcopardize hls amateur standing.
 When enthusiastic Georgia friends subscribed for and sought to present 10 him a S50O00 home in Atlanta us testimon several years ago, Jones expressed his appreciation ot the spirit manifest but declined to accept so substantial a gift.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-17
VICTORY HERE COST
 DEMOCRATS Sl,9SQ
tContinued From Flrst raEe)

oil. s7.o6. T.. Boehn,rt. serPIces. %s: J. Fitzgerald, services. s, Connectl- cut Light and Poncr Co. ligh-. s2.73: New Britain Typewriter EN- change, supplies. $4E": Police de partmcnr. services, Sto: Il. Butler. services. &5; J. A. Suliiyan, supplies, 2I1; \. Mack. supplies, $5: H. Whit more, rent $1n: \. Sadoti. supplies. so. the following for services. Mrs. Koverman. i; L. Szyzaka. &5; \. Larecki. s: Y. Sadowshi S5, 4 Senk. S; (. BrzozowN, s; J. Gaj SG, L. Wisnieski. 6 NJ. Brod2NnskI S5. g. Progulski, S, E. Lynch, S.. Winifrad Konncv, $5 X. Sadoti, sf, r. Mangifco, SC: F. Basil, $G; F.. Madison. SC. C, Allen &G; J. Doylo. SC; New Britain Herald, advertjs- ing s1G119; Record Publishing Co. advertising. 2t52.-5; Catholic Le3I- CT advertising. 2t-.f4. Promian. ad- tertising. sI4.7n: G~abar Printing O., printing, 224go r n. DonlaH. printing, $2l.5o
 R H, Erwin rert. e-uo; Com necticut Light & Power Co, service. $l68; Southern New England Tele- phone Co. telephones. $l13Io; r.. E. Hitchcock, printing. $tg.5e: ". L. Hatch Co, rent. %@n: Y. N. T. A. (. B. society, rent. $50; Falcon so- ciay, rent, B; Aaron Danielson. rent, S10. Lome s. Jones agency. rent, $t5, school department, city Of New Britain. rent. Si$o; Gordon Bros, supplies, Sl&.o7. Emil Fraitar, rent. S6: Lucian Naciora, rent, $1o; N. Troy supplies. S&6: New Britain Glass Works, supplies, $4.75: City Drug Co.. supplies s; Now Eng land Radiator Co. gasoline and oil, s@.13; Ball Tire O.. gasoline and oil, s6.22: J. Farrell. gasoline and oil, Sl1.90; O'Neil Tire G- Service Co. gasoline and oil, $5E.o5, Sons of Italy, rent $3.5n; Walsh & Holl- fielder. supplies. $12.5os United Signs Co.,, signs, $2.5o; Art Sign Co.,, signs, SC; Carl Lorenzcn O., supplies, g.; J. L. Sullivan, services, $7o; l.. $. government postage, &I2; B. Cor don, rent Of chairs. $17; J, l.. Sulli- NLu Ill u5lt. Do -Ns ]. +'r CN D. society, rent. $50; A. x. Nolz, SUD- plies. $10; City Drug Co, supplies S3; N. Darr supplies. $6.9O; National Biscuit Co, supplies, S5.oo; F. Por- ia, supplies. s32.9r; Southern New England Telephone Co, service, S1.45: Helen Cunning, services SIC; T. D. Donlan, printing, $3; R. Niets, supplies, S25; K. Butler services, s1o; New Britain Herald, cut, s23; Southern New England Telephone GO. service. S14S5: J. Janis, service. $6 MT. Morehead. service, SEQ: J. Farrell rent of chairs, $S1.75: Stan ley Svea Co. supplies, s1.5O; J. Sul- livan, supplies, S13.S5; Auburn Taxi. services, s2; City Drug Co., supplies. s1.50: Fair Dept store, supplies, sIo.20: Mohican Market supplies. s; Gourson's, supplies, $40; Mo hills, supplies, s7; N. Y, N. H. < H. R. R. Co. transportation, $2o; M. Hayes. supplies, $l50. Total d,98a.6S.
 Mangan Spent Sc3S
 Judge William F. Mangan. who
New Britain herald., 1930-11-17
FALL KILLS BOY, IA,
 SWINGING ON ROPE
Strands Break and He Is Fatally
 Hurt-12 Left in Family

Swinging on a long rope which hung from the roof of a Neranda early Saturday evening. William Ungiechajier, aged If, of 92 Ire mont street, was dashed to the ground, 20 feet below, when the rope broke. and was taken to the New Britain General hospital, where he died about 12:3o Sunday morning of a cerebral hemorrhagc.
 William, with other members of tho family, was swinging on ropes left by painters working on the house. When the rope broke he struck the ground with his head and the impact of the fall rendered him unconscious,
 According to Medical Examiner John Purney who viewed the body at the institution, the boy received a fractured skull. He died without legaining consciousness.
 He was a graduate of the Sacred Heart school and attended the sixth grade at Elihu Burritt school.
 Besides his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Ungiechajier, he is survived by five sisters, Victoria, Sophie, Mary Hedwig and Helen Ungie- chajier, and five brothers. Joseph Jr., Felix, Edward. John and walter Ungiechaiier, all of this city,
 Funeral services will be held to- n'C1nply 1f hn home of his parents and at 8:30 at Sacred Heart church. Burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-17
Pants Burglar Evades Staten Island Cops Dogs

New York. Nov. r LP1Staten Islands campaign 10 make mans pants safe for his money has ended in failure.
 Ten of the police departments kecnest hounds were back in their kennels today with their tails between their legs and the wraithlike pants burglar whom no one even has seen but plenty have testified to- still was at large.
 Alarmed by reports that this mysterious "marauder" had stolen thousands Of dollars from some no pairs of trousers, Gro- yer Whalen, then police commis- sioner. put the dogs on the trail IS months ago. They sniffed and they snooped but they never got within hitting distance of the burglar"
 The police. department finally came 10 the conclusion that he would never be apprehended so Ions as he operated on nights when the good burghers sustained heavy poker losses or their wives needed a bit Of extra change.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-17
WANT MAYOR TO NAME CORPORATION COUNSEL
Continued From First Page)

in which he has vote. When Angelo M. Paonessa was mayor, he was known 10 favor a change with reference to the appointment of the corporation counsel, his belief being that the chief executive of the city should name the city's legal ad- wiser, as is done in a number of cities.
 Alderman J. Gustavc Johnson of the fourth ward is opposed to the proposed change and will stand out against it in the council if it passes the charter revision committee. He takes the stand that the corporation counsel is the legal adviser for the cntire city government and is called upon by every department to handle numerous problems. To be respon- sib!e to the mayor alone would not be in keeping with the city's best interests, in the alderman's judg- ment, he said when the learned that the proposed change might be at tempted.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-17

dertahing Of this nature.
 "Of course. the matter Of none ,ary compensation enter. into the discussion at this point. and it is for numerous reasons that 1 wish to be perfectly understood or this score. The amateur status problem is one Of the most serious with which the United States Golf association has 10 deal for the good Of the game as q whole
 Believes He should Quit
 T am not certain that the step I am taking is in strict sense q violation of the amateur rule. think d lot might be said on either side, but 1 am so far convinced that it IS contrary to the spirit of anna teurlsm that l am prepared to ac- cept and even endorse ruling that it is an infringement.
 T have chosen to play as an anna teur not because 1 haze regarded an honest professionalism as dis creditable. but simply because l have other ambitions in life. So long as 1 played as an amateur there could he no question of sub terfuge or Concealment. The rules CT the game, whatever they were, ] have respected. sometimes even be- yond the letter I certainly shall never become q professional golfer But since I am no longer q com petitor. ] feel free to act entirely outside the amateur rule, as my judgment and conscience may dc eide.
 "Whcn these pictures have been made. 1 expect to return 10 the prac- tice of my profession unhampered by the necessity Of keeping my golt up 10 championship requirements
New Britain herald., 1930-11-17
WILLIAM KARB0NIC GAS
 VICTIM, FRIENDS LEARN
Former Local Man Asphyxiatcd in New York Home Tuesday
 Night.

William karbonic, aged 46, of 155 North street, died last Tuesday night at his home in New York of gas asphyXiatlon, it vas learned today. Circumstances in the death are lack ing but relatives say 1t was acci- dental.
 His remains were sent 10 this city last night for burial here. Funeral services will be held tomorrow after noon at 9 o'clock at the funeral par lors of Laraia &c Sagarino. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery.
 Mir. karbonic was q resident of this city for v years, being employ cd at the Russell 6 Erwin factory as
New Britain herald., 1930-11-17
Sentences to Be Given
 Page < Shaw Officers

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. Y (UP)- Sentences were to be imposed in Middlesex superior court at D. m. today upon President Otis E. Dun- ham of Page &5 Shaw. Inc, candy manufacturers. and two other de- fendants convicted Saturday of con- spiracy to dcfraud.
 Isaac Hart and Joseph Pollay, Boston brokers. were the other two men convicted at the end of a triad resulting from a S2,000,000 issue of Page 6- Shaw stock. Eight other de- fendants were eXonerated.
 The maximum penalty in the cases of the convicted men would be two years imprisonment and a $l,000 fine.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-17
CIjma. to Achievements

The retirement Of Bobby Jones brings 10 d climax not only the most sensational record of Nictori- ou5 achievement in all gold history but comes at a time when the great Georgian stands astride the gold world like the colossus Of Rhodes.
 At the comparatively youthful age of -8. when most champions of sport are just swinging into their stride, Jones has conquered all rivals at home and abroad. won every cham pionshlp trophy Of major national importance from one 10 five times ard crowned his achievements by making q clean sweep Of all four British and American title tourna- ments in 1880.
 No other king Of sport ever dc cided 10 leave the competitive arena at so youthful an age O. when at the very height Of his powers, with the exception of Gene Tunney, TUnney quit the heavyweight boxing ring in 1928, at the age Of %. but for differ ont reasons. The heavyweight cham pion disliked the sport in which h" had reached the top. Golf still is closest 10 Jones heart and interest.
 Wins Contest at Fight
 Jones won his first golf tourna- ment at the age Of eight on his home course at East Lake, Atlanta. He was d sensation from the day he made his debut in national cham pionship competition at the age Of 4 at the Merton Cricket club. Phil adelphia, in the amateur tournament Of 1916.
 He did not win his first national championship until 1923, when at the voting age of 21 he conquered Bobby Gruickshank in a play-off for the open crown Of the United States on the links of the Invood Country club. Long Island.
 Since then he has never been without possession Of at least ore national championship of the United States. to which he has at intervals added the conquest of British links.
 Wins 13 Golf Titles
 All told, Jones has won the aston ishing number Of 13 national golf titles of the United States and Great | Britain in the span of eight years in which h. has been the dominating competitor in the royal and ancient game as well as the greatest draw ing card in the entire history Of the sport.
 He captured the United States amateur crown five times, the United States open four times. the British