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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
Cotton Pickers
Needed Here

Shortage of cotton pickers is hold
ing back ginning in the north end,
according to reports received here.
Only 200 bales have been turned out
the past two weeks in the Calipatria
area, bringing the season 5 total to
975 bales.
Steady employment may be had
Cor 5000 pickers according to Fred
Sanders, inspector for the lmperial
Mill and Ginning Company at Cali
patria, hut only one fifth of that
number is available.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
ARIZONA CHANGES LINEUP
ny United Press Leased Wire

TUCSON, Ariz., Nov. 1.-THE
University of Arizona made last
minute announcement of lineup
change for today's game with the
New Mexico Aggies. Gridley will
move from guard to tackle, the
point to which the Aggies will d!'
rect their attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
SHIPS CREW MISSING
By United Press Leased wire

TOXIC, Nov. e17.-Sixteem. mem
bers of the crew of the steamer
Nagasaki Maru were reported miss
ing today after the Nagasaki Maru
collided with the Shineseu Maru
Thursday and sank off Saghalien
The collision occurred during a snow
storm. q,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
FLYNNs ARE REcoNCILED
by United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. IL Viola
Dana, screen actress, and Maurice
Flynn, one time Yale football cele.
brity, have been reconciled, she an
nouneed yesterday following her re.
turn from the east. Flynn will come
to Hollywood in few days, she
said. The couple was estranged a
year ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
'CUAKES IN BLACK HILLS
by United Press Leased Wire

DEADWOOD, $. D., Nov. IT,
Severe earthquake shocks distur bed
several towns in the Black Hills at
:55 p. IN. yesterday. Citizens here,
at Lead and othe' towns in the
hills We're alarmed by; the earth
.tremors which lasted nearly n min
ute. No damage was reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
THE WEATHER
nv United Pres. I-s.ed Wire

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight. Sunday fair and
moderately warm. Fresh northeast
crlv winds SUNDAY.
SOUTHERN CALTFORNIA-Fair
and mild tonight and Sunday with
fresh northcastcrly winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
TURKEY MARKET STEADY
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Nov. II. The
turkey market remained steady to-
day with young tom turkeys dressed,
l2-pound and up, quoted at 3S cents
a pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
BRIBE TRIAL DELAYED
by United Press Leased Wire

STOCKTON, Nov. l7.-Trial of
Supervisor James Y. Coates, charged
with accepting three bribes of 5000
from detective who posed as n rum
runner, was delayed today by illness
Of the defendant.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17


board. The damage to small boats
was incalculable. Eleven fishing
boats were sunk in Bembridge Har-
Dor, Isle of Wight, and many at
other ports, Many yachts and small
boats were sunk at Southend and
others dashed to pieces against the
Seawall.
The wind unroofed houses, blew
down chimneys, broke windows and
uprooted trees. Numerous houses
were unroofed in London and 30
families made homeless. Railroads
and highways were blocked with
debris.
LONDON, Nov. II. - The most
severe gales that have struck Great
Britain and the English Channel in
upwards of Il decade, today had tax
en- toll of at least 10 lives in Great
Britain alone, injured several hun
drcd and had done damage estimated
at several hundred thousand dollars.
The winds reached velocity of
l20 miles an hour in many places
while high winds, ranging from 80
miles an hour and upward, were re-
ported from all points close to the
coast. Thirteen were killed at Co.
hlcna, Germany, when the storm
blew down several houses.
1t was the werst storm London
has seen in - wears. Pedestrians
were blown down on the street.
Motor vehicles were tossed about.
Windows were cavcd III and trees
snapped.
For the first time in history the
ferries on Bristol Harbor were stop
ped while traffic ON the English
| Channel was at a standstill, save
for the life saving boats put out to
assist the big liners.
BERLIN. Nov. 1.-THE havoc
! caused on the Atlantic, in the Eng
hsh Channel and on the coast OF
/ the North Sea by the severe gale OF
! the last several days extended to
! Hamburg and Bremen today. Sever
al ships were in distress.
A German tug was towing the
English steamer Senaria to Var
mouth after the Senaria lost her
propeller. Two German tugs in the
North Sea towed the Belgian steamer
| Alexander Address to Flushing
, Holland, after the Address engine
WAS damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Up TO the middle of October,
licmet, Riverside county, had re-
ccivcd l.46 inches of rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
Waterman P1ano School. Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at tho
Music Storc,' or Phone 367J. adv

Report Car Stolen,-According to
information by shcriffs from De
troit, Mich, the automobile, which
was in the possession of Robert and
Helen Wright and James Flynn:
now being held at the county Jail
for Phoenix authorities on a fraud
liant check charge, was bc.leved
stolen in that city.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
Wash Frock Shoppe. $50 Holt.

Wash Frock Shoppe. 4s0 Holt,
Phone 200 Nelly Don dresses in var,
ictv of fall materials challis. wool
,repc, wool gcorgettc, kasha. and
i.rscv. $l0.95 to $3.50. Also wash
dresses end smocks $1.95 to $3.9o.
Large assortment Christmas aprons.
adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
New Dunlop Warehouse-George

New Dunlop Warehouse-Georgc
"a. and Frank Bowles, operating as
Gwles 4 Son, proprietors of the
barbara Worth Garage, have been
v designated as local warehouscmcn
spr Dunlop tires and tubes. They
4 i'll specialize in Dunlop sales and
@rVicc.
Buttered Pop Corn of best quality
esh and warm at all times. A 25t
rton is plenty for your family OF
Jur party. Also we take special or
RS for parties. At Paul's lemon
le Stand, Pickwick Stages Depot.
ad,
Make Notwithstanding to
g Illman reservations already made
the Southern Pacific station, II
rgc number Of FL Centre residents
Nil travel to Los Angeles to see the
University of Southern California
ed Notrc Dame football classic next
slturday.
We Loan to BuIld, puy CIR refin
5lice. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Dine In Comfort. New Oregon
fplel Coffee shop. Air Cooled. Oren
ID night. adv
H Magazines Make Ideal Christmas
Lffts. American Magazine and W.
\. G., $500; including Golfers,
-. Phone 21GW. 6lS Euclid.
adv
Bonart Permanent Wave. Vitalizcs
hair. Hazel lone Beauty Shop.
y nome 221. adv
.Ieaves Town-B. f. Nichols, p
II ars old, arrested Thursday by FL
intro police and held for invcsti-
Il tion of NagrancF, WAS sentenced
Police Judge Kendall B. Perkins
1 pay fine of 80 or spend twelve
Nd half days in jail. The sen
Hncr was suspended on condition
Nat Nichols leave town. He ac-
Hptcd the alternative and left this
b,rn!nL.
Natural Permanent Waves $40.
prisicnnc Beauty Shoppc. Tel.
H.. I tt
ASto.tl Car-Police here have been
ktificd that 1896 model Hudson
Han was stolen from the streets of
Klcxico about / o clock this morn
H.. According to the description
the machine. it is painted black,
Is scats covered with gray cloth.
Sc wheels aud three cantccns ON
H. running board. The license
Smhcr WAS given as l-245s74l.
flight Months old Police dog for
H., or vii! trade for chickens,
kEcys, or what have you. Kuhn,
4. miles West Main. adv
\ 1--WE Give Marincllo Tacials, Pari
-4, Ecauty Shoppc. Tel. 7s3.
II Mon If
Wanted in yuma. II. Donovan,
Il >rars old. is wanted in Yuma ON
Hfclory warrant, according to a re-
krt received here by Police Chief
terling OSwalt. Donovan was seen
a Ca!cXico carly last night with
Incc other men. He entered an
Rtomohilc with them but at the
He officers did not know he was
{ntcd in the Arizona city. Donovan
1 dcscrihcd us being ) feet eight
Ihcs tall, having blue eyes and
tpwn hair, and wearing a grey golf
II and brown hat. He also is
Ia TO have been CARRYING a black
II cas-" and brown travelling bag
en last seen,
Plain end Fancy drc5smaking
SO painted dresses and art work
order. Mrs. NJ. Il. Powers. with
wan and Clayton, Cleaners.
i Moutf
Held For Peace Bond.-C. Del
nto, arrested in Justice court on a
argc of threatened offcmsc, was
Id at the county Jail today in lieu
WCxxUz19HuEEcn
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
RAISIE OFFICIAL RESIGNS
By United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, Nov. 1.-THE resigna.
tion of Harry w. Helderich, for -
years connected with the Sunmaid
Raisin Growers and Sunland Sales
Association in various executive
capacities, was in the hands of Har-
ry NJ. Creech, general manager today.
Helderich stated he expected to
make other business connections,
possibly in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
immigration Charges Filed.-Fi

Mcxicans were being held at the
county Jail in connection with al
legged violation of the immigration
law. They were taken into custody
here. They are Raphael Avilla, II ,
Salvatore Castro. %; Frank Mon.
tayo, %; Miguel Flores, %, and
Raphael Angulo, %.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Held On Traffic Charges.-.Jcsus
Hcncn last night was cited to ap-
pear November 21 before Justice OF
the Peace Mayficld TO answer :"
charge of violating the boulevard
stop ordinance. The arrest was
made by Motorcycle Officer Floyd
Acklcy. Julio Mcras was ordered
to- appear in justice court on the
same date to answer a charge Of
passing another automobile IN n
street intersection. He was arrested
last night by Motorcycle Officer {.
J. Lee.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Omega Connolly, piano studio.
Pupil of Thilo Becker. of Los An
yeIcs. Unusual method for begin
ners. $50 So. Sixth st. Phone G3iJ.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

A small power boat recently made
3S.3S miles an hour on Lake Elsi'
more, Riverside county.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

We Give Marinello Facials, Pari'
A-l4, Ec;tuty Shoppc. Tel. 7s3.
Mon If
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
Britain Struck
By Bad Storm

Continued From Page y
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

NEW Dunlop arehouse-Ge0rgc
!. and Frank Bowles, operating as
owles 4 Son, proprietors Of the
Rarbara Worth Garage, have been
designated as local warchouscmcn
pr Dunlop tires and tubes. They
i'll specialize in Dunlop sales and
..rvicc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Eight Months old Police dog for
H., or will trade for chickens,
keys, or what have you. Kuhn,
|, miles West Main. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Call For a Baby Cyclone Bob
Hazel Ionc Beauty Shop. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Leaves Town-B. +. Nichols, p
ars old, arrested Thursday by FL
intro police and held for invcsti-
tlon of NagrmcF, WAS sentenced
Police Judge Kendall B. Perkins
pay fine of so or spend twelve
d 4 half days in jail. The sen
nee was suspended on condition
sat Nichols leave town. He ac-
pied the alternative and left this
lrn.na.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Magazines Make Ideal Christmas
FITS. American Magazine and W.
]. G., $500; including Golfers,
I 10. Phone 2lGW. 6lS Euclid.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Held For Peace Bond. Del
|nto, arrested in Justice court on a
|argc of threatened offcnsc, was
Id at the county Jail today in lieu
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Buttered Pop Corn of best quality
esh and warm at all times. A 25t
rton is plenty for your family OF
.Jur party. Also we take special or
RS for parties. At Paul's lemon
4e Stand, Pickwick Stages Depot.
ad,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Educators On Coast.-H. G. Coo,
county school superintendent, J. J..
House, Central Union high schools
principal and c. l.. Prince of Cas-
patria. are attending the Califor
MIA Teachers Association meeting
today in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17
k0UN'IYBRIKFS l

of a $4,000 peace bond ordered by
Judge Mayfield. According to jus,
ticc court reports, testimony given
during the hearing yesterday show
ed that Tinto threatened the life
of his wife before two witnesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Plain end Fancy drcssmaking
SO painted dresses and art work
order. Mrs. NJ. Il. Powers, with
wan and Clayton, Cleaners.
Moutf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Bonart Permanent Wave. Nitalizcs
e hair. Hazel lone Beauty Shop.
hone 227. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Dine in Comfort. New Oregon
Intcl Coffee shop. Air Cooled. Open
night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

We Loan to EUIlG, puy CIR refin
bee. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Make ReLrvations-Aceording to
slllman reservations already made
the Southern Pacific station, IA
srgc number Of FL Centre residents
.ll travel to Los Angeles to see the
University of Southern California
id Notrc Dame football classic next
slturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Natural Permanent Waves $40.
risicnnc Beauty Shoppc. Tel.
u. tt tt
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break
fast. 25e up; merchants lunch 60c;
table d. hote dinner $1.00. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

Skinner at Pomona.-1larry Skin.
ncr, county school attendance off
Ger, is attending the "Fricnds of
the Mcxicans' conference which Is
being held today in Pomona. The
meeting is an annual affair." with
topics of interest along immigration
and friendly relations lines discuss,
cd by we'll known speakers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-17

DR.. A. E. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg Extraction specialist. adv
Evening star., 1928-03-06

belgium exchanged with the Treas
niy Department i20 gold hun.ts ,ep.rs
h''t'"E aala oh", 900 ychtc,aaY Ia eN~
rhaiigr fnr lis original obligation giyeu
IL ,ntnt .anh adI ancps auu Way ina -
tttlal purchased t,um the United
Statea tintetnmrnt
lliin "AcliailAe represented thu flnai
s.Fh ~ connection with lie iundina of
sAa AlRl.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
FOUR ARE INJURED
IN AUTO MISHAPS
Man Seriously Hurt When Car Hits
Pillar in Florida Ave-
nue. Viaduct.

Four persons were injured IN tralfc
accidents last night. Two betioiialy.
Mrs. Eta ~. Taylor. 80 years old. l41J
haaharhtiactts aPeI.t.c, Sustained cut
Oh he lett arm when hhe "aA Knocked
down On Vermont avenue, al lhotHab
Circle bY an nu'pniobii" driven by
Wayne w. I!atdcauu. 1928 Kenyon
street. He tDok Hcr tu Emergency Hoe
pilal,
Carl a CDlr, 4 years old. G2l A
street southeast Was injured seriously
UiitH his automobile, driven by Harry
Good~ln. Silver npfIug. Md, crashed
Into ii center pillar al The tnat rnh oi
tie |iaduct Oh Florida aVruue, Taken
10 Casualty Hospital. he WhH found To
haze received ii conclusion al the brain
aHd IactrntiUus about tbr thre,
i;iiiirk while un Connecticut avenue
ns AZ INttity y-arErt,th itlert by All auto
ni"bjlr dIi4tn ~ FraHtj1 J. Mallory,
~ ycAia old. ii3i Hptsbg road. Thpihae
it1"n'y. b4 Ycata nd, 1b0G twenty
hYtnth alItrt, sustained psj>sibi" 1thcr
tHtr al tt.n 6kulI nud otittr inlurirb
Ihr dt3Y'f tb0k l!m to Emergency
Hospital
William i"athY Wblte, - gears old
Boiling tl'id va tHt nt iiir tDtfirHd
Nilrn tbr a)ifpipbif ~ NHith be Was
fidlhK ~ telegraph pole about 10
miles from tHo Dlstrici line, on tie
MHtihpfp pike He was gwen first aid
At Casualty lipbpltni
Evening star., 1928-03-06
BIDS ON AGRICULTURE
BUILDING OPENED
Local Construction Firm Sets Low
est Figure, $l,450, COCOON
tract Due Soon.

with opening OF bids yesterday after
noon for the So 600 900 Department OF
Agriculture Building, the Treasury now
has on hand three groups of bids for
The Federal building program. nut of
which contracts ale expected 10 he let
Within the ueNt tvW days Another set
Of bids Tor tearing down the east half
nj the Farmers Market Viii be opened
Thursday Afternoon.
Fnr the Department ~ Agriculture
project the Grurgr Lyman Construction
Co ot this city was low bidder. With
81 400 900 For mechanical equipment
the Standard Engineering CO. ot this
city was low, With Sliia 500 Tho low
combination bid for both construction
and mechanical equipment VAS by the
ilvman Co. 81 $40 600
The other IWo groups ot bids are for
tearing down buildings Ia Square 2an.
hnundcd hv Tenth kieSeugh. Little II
amt l. streets, On the Mtetnal yeNenue
site, and iur drmotitlnu u. the Annex
Nu = var -tiiur >ttutturr al fnuttrvuth
nltd II streets, uu the Aite NJ the nc.
parInlent ~ Commerce.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
RESEARCH IN GASSES BRINGS
AWARD TO U.S.. CHEMIST HERE
DR.. E. p. Bartlett Will Be Honorcd Thurs
day Night for Most Important
Paper to Society.

head OF the chemistry department of
the Bureau ut Standards IL consists
of II sci ut books containing the inter-
national chemical tables. published un~
der auspices of Tie National Research
Council.
knnsman to Speak.
The membership of the society In
rltdrA practically nil the chemists en-,
played IN the Government tepattu,, nts
the Carnegie Institution OF Washington
and the local universities. and it con-
atitutcs II clearing house for the most
Important work In the science OF chem
htiy done each year In Washington
fhr award II made Tor original Wotk ot
outstanding Importance to chemists
Which isaa been explained before the
auCiGt}.
Alter the hrstowal OF the award
Thuraday night The meeting Viii be
addt,Ahtu by &, H. kunaman uf the
hntea', oI tiieml5tty of the Department
n Agriculture anal Lansing Il. Wells pi
tlic huIenu nt Standards
Evening star., 1928-03-06
.C0STES AND LEBR|X
HOP FOR WYOMING
French Flyers Push On to
CoaSt-Sail March IS
for Toxic.

CHICAGO. March D.suaonne
CoSteS and Joseph lEhcix. rrenc,,
aerial globe -trotterS hopped oil fvcu,
The municipal airport at i Is Am. to-
day for Cheyrunc Wyo
The flyers have booked Strasa>llir
passage for Toxic out oE SAN Franc i>lN.
March -, ami explained {heN must X,
M the coast by NarvN ~ IL 2,&mantlc
and pack thrir plane tAe NunGs'>>ey-
Colt, Tor The tgtp atgt,SS the rae,tlr
Arriving here nj pm Yesterday
tr"m Detroit, the airsNru Wrve greeted
ny cnunt Charles de Ferry de fvut~
nouNelle. French consul. and u large
group NJ Franco American vtt.VEuS
Ma>nr THOMPSON also sent Wt,Gtm~
ms rnnllntttee ta the nesd, ami later
received them at the CITY HAL
Capt, tt~tSS, who IN rrp,rtti ~ X
suffering an attack NJ appendicitis
slept under an Ice pack last ntsht, cut
reported that he MAS feeling better IA.
iaN and un,tcr ne circumstances Nlllld
he consent to iAstpsurmeut ~ tN%
hight IL tht'veNNc
NJ %tnls NEW nlannTd between hrre
and NNHnng, although tNc itNvr> SAID
ts'ev mssh haNr ~ tvn.vl at N>GEN
Platte, NeNf,
Evening star., 1928-03-06

For original Investigations on the
properties ot gaaacs under high pres
.ure Dr T. i. Bartlett oi the Fixed
Nitrogen Laboratory of the department
Of Agriculture will receive Thursday
night the annual award OF the Washing
Ton branch nr the American Chemical
Society, given 10 The member who Il be -
iieEed 10 have contributed the most I'M
pOrlant paper ot the year
Dr bartlett worked on hydrogen.
nitrogen aud their mixtures under
prcHhttrra ~ great as 1oOoo pounds To
The hqual" men. al temperatures from
q trntigradc 10 400 above. Under such
cOndjtiuii3. the density at The gahhra
iu'tcahrd enormously. I'D thnt a litet ot
nitrogen Wr!ghlng hiIdcr normal pies
3ltr : = grams Weighed tUb grams
Nearly Become Liquids.
The eHf@rs approached very closely
tie condition ut liquids Df. Haitlttt
said blit htili remained tnnaob Win ali
the properties uT such substances, Had
He HleaHne irfn applied al lower
temperature lih below UtntiErnde, ~
Tie case 1T nitrogen the gas would
have been rhanntd into IL liquid and
would have lost us naheoila properties.
The Information obtained ftum ththe
experiments ih considered ot high lirac~
tlthl Naiuc for enElnreih working with
hiBh pressure ltiniih u f. hihu Fnlu
able IL throtetIrui ruuaisletHtisn uf ruilr
uiluiIa never nat win uI earth. bat
encountered n'3tt,iiutni, ally whtts sasaca
are under ehDIniDuh Iiirshtties al hlAlt
IL iHIietatuita
4 lt nilIittf nSItTi 4 it w a. il1lAJt JtI
branch uf the American Chemical Ho-
oirtY Waa ratahlhhtd itt.c wars ano
IA MYMYsy " VI, llssA,b:sps. isAIMst ssAI!MAs4t
Evening star., 1928-03-06
SEEK TO NAME JUDGE.
New Jersey House Meinhera Rack

II. W. Taylor Tor Customs fost.
six Republican memhets nt the New
jersey House delegation. headed hv
Representative i,aC.Nlach. utged preSi~
dent Coollihe tatiaN tu appoint iterhett
" IaNlor toincr Republican kcptev
sentative from New ,ietscS. IL the New
Nuk tuatattts tuurt
htte,tn ale heii,a n,ade III othes Quar-
seta ta uhtatn the aplN,intmsut ut Miss
tienr,te teSe ti'ne appl atsrt ut neI. ltau~
diae nj Cleveland L. the NaVsst,tN F>iv-
nis'f Representative aireel VI NyW Nutk
has alau betn IetaInnendSd tW tns same
pust,
Evening star., 1928-03-06
Thugs Blackjack
Fails TO Stop Man
Delivering Bread

AloySius 3. McCioskey, 1900 Eight
eenth street. veteran market man at
the Convention Hall Market. was de-
termined that his customers should
not so without their special bread
this morning.
so he carried the bread 10 his
stand. although on the way he was
waylaid, knocked unconscious and
robbed Of SIS Detectives stated
that the elderly market mans as
sailants evidently knew Of his habits
and laid In wait. As he passed
through the alley he Was slugged in
the head and then dragged through
a gate into a smaller alley. where the
bandits left him. When he came 10
he was lying there. his money gone,
but witn the two loaVes OF bread by
his SIDE
He carried the bread 10 his stall
in the market. Then he was carried
10 Eibley Hospital. where he vas
found 10 have sustained a possible
fracture of the skull.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
BUSINESS WOMEN FAVOR
MARRIAGE RESTRICTION
Forum Endorses NaNtuey Measure
Barring Ccrspanieuatc CaleUS
III District.

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h.ets ttGNpAU,cN3te MARRIAGES IN tNx
/ lNS&F&Et Was aiu}l&t upaosssl>,t,$sV yt~
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s0usn'A Sis>tn,>S MoaNtnN kVyUnl, a.y,>s~
l'ss al',rg t,6r ,lNNtt5tT> ~ tnN Anyyh,AN
tvdrgs.',1s Ht Industrial Wu,a<u ta tAS
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bO>tT hNdtt,lN, president NJ tae National
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MARATHON TRAIL
GROWING DIFFICULT
Third Lap. Over Steep Pass
Into Desert. Expected to
Eliminate Many.


BLOOMINGTON. Calf. March s.
One of the DloSg dj.ticl.i; stretches -
al ardgouS trail to-day ccr!rou5EG ,te
$50 remaining entrants on the tr.~i
hop ~ The LoS AHSS.tS-New YQrk M.--
atilOn
Vlc;ory,,,e, OF t..s edge .: ,..e NJ
AVE desert and j,:St ~ :0..sS ::ogI
here. Is the mex. stop The course
leads over Calca Pass, So steep t3,a.
many automobiles barely make * n
high gear. II = estimated thar So;te
70 miles q the distance iic$ NY SgaGs
the Climb ~ q E.sslcc ai;.s;.Ge vas
expected 10 trouble many.
The next two ~ three DAYS rS>S-sSs
mostly through desert cCGutcy-wlS
expected ~ eliminate AZ cNcSr: IRE
hardest entries.
Vile kciehma;0en. New YG:S C.gy.
sturdy Finnish runner. was colASs:t.
he could Keep up his tty,nx pace ~ :,,e
Last sWo DAYS ~ maintain his Lead.
When The EtUu rAsrStG ~ \. the t,.>-
tTAa station here Yesterday Nfxs- t>te
X : mile MN tco;2 PllSu:r CA&f. ~
Was dripping wSs, &U* Ae flashed 4
wide srlli ~ show sAAe he found .AG.
lyS az tNe Journey rot very Gs.ticH,t
He covered Yesterdays S,sE.tN. n Ire
ca;;I. ~ ! hours /. minutes aslG 81 seq
otdS. more than ca1 M Aouv She~d
u. his nearest rival, Eddie <iary:aSy
Seattle. cp,NctG. Was St'conG
Ollie Wa0a0SO. fellow ceIasryptSl
~ kNiSNi3a.0Cu. flashed lnsc view less
than Il Minute AFTER Gardner,
JcS WSl,<, iynS Angeles, followed
Wa1tsncn III 1 &{t 50 and Saso Rscl>-
waD, New Nc1k City. was NEXT with \
marx ~ I ~ 10 Nicholas S>sAulS~
wahu, Nop inG;a0. and oHS II SAc sa,~
writes, n,,l>he1 ~ 1 ~ ~
tNc tsgue ~ tHe lraStSE> tSr she tw>
laps, ko;eha,res, ) ~ 80; WAot,usa.
q 81 - N.cNman. 4 - No, (s,lan,Aua~
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