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Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04
since January Et

Ever since the date of its introduction, the new Chevrolet Six has swept trium- phantly on to greater and greater heights of popularity. Value for value and price for price-buyers have compared it with other cars in the low-price field. And the result has been an overwhelming public preference-over 300,0o0 buyers since January lst. And everywhere the enthu- siasm is constantly increasing-for the new Chevrolet Six combines, as does no other car in the world, those ten great fundamental factors which careful buyers are now demanding l.. the cars they buy.
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04
6-Cylinder Getaway

And in sheer brilliance of performance, as we'll as in smoothness and quietness of operation, the new Chevrolet Six is a revelation. An automatic acceleration pump results in remarkably fast accelera- ton whenever the accelerator is suddenly depressed. And new high-compression non-detonating cylinder head eliminates every trace of "lugging when you have occasion to accelerate swiftly in high gear.
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04

The new Chevrolet Six is equipped with
 every modern safety and convenience feature-ypihed by full ball bearing steering mechanism, nonlooking 4-wheel brakes with separate emergency brake, foot controlled adjustable two-beam headlights, automatic fuel pump, theft proof Electrolock, electric motor temper amre indicator, and Fisher w windshield and adjustable drivers seat in all closed
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04
6-Cylinder Power

The great reserve power of the new Chew rolet Six is a constant delight. The steepest hills are taken with ease. Heavy roads are negotiated without the neces- sity for frequent gear-shifting And even at the higher speeds, there is always that feeling of confidence which comes from the knowledge that additional power is at hand . .. instantly available for whatever need may arise.
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04
Exceptional Riding Comfort

Another vital factor that has influenced hundreds of thousands in their selection ofthe new Chevrolet Six is its exceptional riding comfort. Built on a wheelbase of 1o7 inches =. offering the deep-cush- toned luxury of bodies by Fisher ,. and with the entire upper structure cradled on four long semi-elliptic shock absorber springs-it travels the toughest high ways with amazing comfort. And it's balance on turns and curves is equally
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04
6-Cylinder SmOOthness

Due to the finer inherent balance of its six-cylinder valve-in-head motor, the new Chevrolet provides that smooth, quiet, flexible performance which is the dis tinguishing characteristic of the truly fine automobile. At every speed, the power is delivered easily, freely and without annoying vibration. You can ride and drive for hours without annoy- ing rumble or noise fatigue-every mile a delight for both driver and passengers.
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04
Amazingly Low Prices

Many people do not realize that this mar- vicious new six-cylinder Chevrolet b aefna!iy o6ered m tbe price range of fbs fo@r Compare total delivered prices as we'll as factory prices when determining automobile values. You will find Chev- rolet delivered prices include the lowest handling and financing charges available.
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04
Better Than 20 Miles Per Gallon

The marvellous performance of the Chew rolet Six would be considered excep- tional in any automobile. But in the new Chevrolet it is nothing short of sensa- tional-for here it is combined with operating economy of better fban 20 miles 10 fbe gallon of gasohine. As result, those who can afford to own any automobile can afford to own and operate Chevrolet Sixi
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04
6-CyIinder Speed

Naturally, Chevrolet's powerful six-cyl- finder valve-in-head motor might be ex- pected to provide speed in abundance. But even more important than the speed of the new Chevrolet Six is the smooth, quiet, restful comfort you experience at every point on the sPeedometer. You can open the throttle wide with feeling
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04
Proved Dependability

Before the new Chevrolet Six was pre- sented to the public, it had been tested for more than a million miles on the roads of the General Motors Proving Ground. Never did asnew motor car go into the hands of it's owners more thoroughly proved in every detail. And now, reports of it's performance on the highways of the nation pay glowing tribute to it's endurance and depend ability.
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04
Modern Safety Features

need may arise.
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04
Beautiful Fisher Bodies

The marvellous bodies on the Chevrolet Six reveal, as never before, the matchless artistry that has made the Fisher name re- nowned throughout the world for excel lence in coachcraft. Longer, lower and roomier .. finished in attractive, long lasting ooIors . and upholstered in rich deep-tufted fabrics that give to the interiors an air of custom eIeganee-they introduce into the low-price field an entirely new measure of style and dis tinction
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04

of complete security-and you come to the end of full days drive entirely free from the weariness caused by engine noise and body rumble.
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04
Zen Reasons why 3OO,OOO careful buyers hav chosen the New Chevrolet SN

exceptional-for the rigid frame and the long springs reduce sidesway 10 the minimum.
Putnam patriot., 1929-04-04

models. As result, it is one of the easiest and safest cars in the world to handle.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
SPORT NEWS
ACUNNENC TAKES
DECISION FROM
MEXICAN BOXER

Ccl Acunning, Los Angeles ia
pouudrr. took wcll earned decision
over jimmy Martinez last night at
the CaleXico American Legion
arena. The little Filipino was
credited with seven Of the 10
rounds, the second being even and
the third and seventh going TO The
Mexican.
1t was "Iadies night and the
arena vas fairly well filled with
feminine fight fans They seemed
to have enjoyed the four bouts on
the card, all Of which were well
matched.
Wellington O'Conuor was given
the duke en- the semi-windup over
Johnny Jabuco but it was lone of
those things" Bill Tackett, the
referee made another one of those
funny decisions The absolute worst
the Filipino should have received
was draw but this writer scored
three frames for Jabuco, TWO even
and one for O'Connor.
Homer Gaines, CaleXico negro
lightweight took all four rounds
from Tommy Luna Of Holtyille in
the special event He dropped the
Filipino fer a no count in the first
and third stauzas.
Pilino Kilat OF FL Centre fell
victim to series Of overland rights
in the third round Of the curtain
raiser and shifted rosiu for the 10
count. The ladies got 4 kick out
o. the Filipino shifting smelling
salts before he was escorted out Of
The ring.
In the main event Acunning and
Martinez started fast, slowed up in
the middle rounds and staged 4 real
Singing affair in the closing
frames. Acunning had the Mexican
bleeding throughout most of the
battle but the claret seemed to make
Martinez fight the harder.
The bouts We're all fast and fur
iously fought being one of the best
balanced cards of the season pro-
NOTED hy Jack Masinter. The
matcAma ker has not announced the
programs for next week but is eX-
pccted 10 have the usual coed bat
ties signed.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
UNION
PLAYS RRAWLEY
THIS AFTERNOON

Coach Armstrong Central
Uuion high school diamond squad
is entertaining the Hrawley high
crew this afternoon en- the local
high school grounds
The FL Centre club is out for 4
win from their northern rivals as
a victory viii put Armstrong 5
outfit in a position to finish in
second place in the league stand
iugS this season.
Brawlcy came here with record
Of five wins and one loss in six
games played. FL Centre has split
even SO far this season.
Ted Ehmkc was assigned the
mound duty for the locals with Ike
Price behind the bat. Cobleigh who
mas been catching Ehmlic, has been
i'll during the week and was ON tine
sidclines. Mattson took Price $
place at third. The rest of the line,
up was the same as last week.
The visitors are a veteran out
tit with high class pitcher to pit
against the locals. Six of last
year : team are playing this year
Next to CaIeXico, the league lead
ers, they look the class Of the
loop.
Armstrong drilled his squad
thoroughly during the week and
was prepared to give Rrawlcy q
real battle when the gong rang this
afternoon for the opening of hos
;ilities.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
FIRST QUARTER
DE- SOTO SALES
SHOW INCREASE.

With March deliveries more than
100 per cent greater than in Feb
ruary. sales Of the De Soto Six for
the first quarter of 1929 show a
decided increase over the last three
months Of 1923, according to Off
cial figures Just announced by the
De soto Motor Corporation, Il di-
vision of Chryslcr Motors, ut De
troit.
In the first three months of the
company : existence, De Soto reach
cd volume Of production and dis
trihution uncqualled by any car in
the history of the aU.omotiNc in
du>try. Since is introduction to the
public an Increased demand has
nccessitated taking over the entire
passenger car manufacturing
facilities Of the big Highland Park
plant so production can keep pace
with orders from dealers through
out the country.
De Soto's present announcement
shows IoEel per cent more new cars
were sold " dealers during March
than in the previous month and
the iucrtas. Of March over January
business approximately 10 per
cent
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
'HAFEY GLASSES
MIGHT ASSIST
WEAK HITTERS
Home Run Leader DOns
Windows And Heads
Sluggers.
BY FRANK GETTY
Omitted Press Sports Editor)

NEW YORK. April 20. UD-Tht
conclusion Of the opening series Of
major league baseball this season
finds the fans hats off to Chick >
Hafev of the st. Louis Cardinals, n
player beset by hard luck since first
hc broke into fast company.
For a time it seemed as though
sinus trouble and other handicaps
might force Hafey to give up base
bah altogether.
"'Chick" couldn t see the length
Of his bat for time. Now he IS
out in front of the home run pa
r>de, with a fine start towards sea
sonal honors.
Hafev hit two home runs yestcr-
day, to help the St. Louis Cardinals
beat the Cincinnati Reds. His first
drive cleared the scoreboard at Red
land Park which is 4lJ feet from
home plate and - feet high. This
is the longest blow ever made in
Cincinnati. A little later, Hafey
drove another homer over the left
field fence.
In the opening game OF the sea
son, "Chiek' hit a homer, enabling
the Cardinals to start the pcnnant
race with a victory.
Hafey s home run total for the
season is three, but then the Cards
have played only four games, so
'Chiek 50 average is not so bad.
The chances are that if this con
tinues, Hafey s optician will start
advertising, for ''Chick' took to
glasses as last resort and with
pronounced success.
Few bali players have made good
behind soectacles in fast company
There was Lee Meadows. for one,
and the rest can be counted on the
fingers of one hand.
When he finally decided to resort
to glasses, "Chick' confessed that
it seemed to him like a last resort
'sIll try them for a season, ant
then if l can I make good l Il get
out ana admit IN licked F." he sale
-,qrly this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

THE larger bodies of the new Su-
L perior Whippet -Four and Six
afford more spacious interiors, with
extra head room, leg room and
elbow room.
The beautiful and ultra-modern design
Of the new Superior Whippet makes
it the style authority in both the Four
and light Six classes. Many tasteful
refnementsincludelo delongerlines, higher
radiator rand hood, ,chromium-plate and
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
Missions Keep Up
Winning Streak
(By United PreSs)

With four straight wins over Port
land this week, the Missions today
led the Pacific Coast League with a
record Of i victories and seven de
feats.
The Missions won their eighth
straight game when they set the
Beavers down > to yesterday.
san Francisco and Oakland bat
tied to the ninth inning when the
Oaks walked off the field on the
long end Of to > score.
Los Angeles lost is third game Of
the week to Sacramento when kcat-
ing turned loose his spitball and
registered a to ) win.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Drive a Chrysler-"75" or "65"-
and you cannot help but understand
why Chrysler successfully main
tains its performance leadership.
No other car-reGardless of price
offers the remarkable combination
of features which make Chrysler's
unmatched performance possible.
To try out Chrysler in traffic is TO
gain a thrilling new conception OF
how eager, feet and smooth fine
car acceleration can be what inf
mite safety has been attained in
Chrysler's weatherproof internal
expanding 4-wheelhydraulic brakes.
To open the throttle wide on the
broad highway is to feel the eXhila-
rationofsteady, effortless high speed.
To negotiate a steep grade or
winding hill is TO relish the salts
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
MEN BURN TO DEATH

MARIETT, g., April 20. UD -
George Sewers, lS, ana harold viii
liams, IS both Of Marietta, were
burned to death today when their
automobile struck a telephone pole,
overturned into ditch and burst
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
GAS WAR RENEWED

san FRANCISCO, April 20. U.9
Price Of gasoline in San Fran
cisco was fairly standardized today
at l. cents gallon, With few cX-
ccptions al bearers met the cut
occasioncd by renewed warfare be-
tween retailers and dropped prices
from % cents a gallon.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
Here and There
In Sport World

NEW YORK, April %. U.D -
Jimmy Maloncy, Boston heavy
weight, defeated Con O'kelly Of Ire
land on a technical Knockout IN the
third round Of their bout at the
,tew York Coliseum last night. The
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Los ANGELES, April 20. U.H
University OF Southern California
will be represented b. - track field
athletes in the west coast relays
championship at Fresno ON April p,
authorities at the Trojan school said
today. With the large squad the
Trojans viii attempt to protect the
title won at the games last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
JUDGE YORK BURIED

Los ANGELES, April 20. U.R) -
Last rites were held here today to'
Judge Waldo NJ. York, So, prominent
Pacifi" coast iuri,', who died IN hi.
home Wednesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

sweeping one-piece full-crownfenders.
The faster speed and pickup of the
new Superior Whippet result from
higher compression engine, giving
more than 2o% added horsepower.
Low consumption of gasoline and oil,
and dependable performance, insure
exceptional operating economy and
minimum service costs.
wILLYS- OVERLAND, INC, TOLEDO, OHIO
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

LOS ANGELES. April 20. U.P) -
The tennis team Of the University Of
California at Los Angeles scored a
) to victory yesterday over the
racketeers of the University Of
Southern California. The bruins
won three single and two double
matches.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
So. California
Sport Briefs

HOLLYWOOD, April 20. U.D -
Tommy Jones, Georgia welterwcight
took eight of 10 rounds to gain a
decision over Dick Hoppe here last
night. Hoppe was thoroughly trounc-
ed.
Jimmy Piela was awarded a deci-
sion over Ray Montoya i'll the SIX
round semi-final.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

LOS ANGELES, April 20. U.P) -
Tod Morgan will defend his Junior
lightweight championship against
Baby Sal Sorio for $30,000, his
manager, Frank Churchill, told
Olympic club officials today. Prcgi-
ously the promoters had attempted
to work out the bout along q per
centagc line.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yes4erdav'S Results

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland : Detroit /
Chicago ). st. Louis i.
Washington :, Boston ).
New York >, Philadelphia !.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Los ANGELES, April 90 UP) -
Dario Barron, Los Angeles scrappcr,
may get chance to meet Joe Gucr-
rcro, holder Of the Mexican light
weight title, if he beats "Boston -
Benny Cruizc tonight at the Main
Street Athletic Club. Cruizc has
won 33 fights in 81 starts, but j, not
rated favoritc over Barron.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays 8 Results

Sacramento 4, Los Angeles >.
Oakland i. San Francisco =.
Hollywood 8 Seattle >.
Mission. ), Portland :.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

SALT LAkE CITY, Ftah, April
20 U.P) - Joe Stcchcr, former
heavyweight wrestling champion, de
fcated George Kotsouaros or Holly
wood last night, securing one fall in
one hour and four minutes. kotson-
aros was injured to the extent that
he was unable To continue and tho
match was awarded Ntecher.
PALO ALTO. Calf, April % U.H
Stanford University was 4 heavy
favoritc to defeat University Of
California today in their annual dual
track meet.
san FRANCISCO, April 20. UP)
Pablo Dano, flyweight champion
Of the Orient, fought Corporal Izly
Schwartz, champion of the world, TO
a 10 round draw here last night.
Schwartz outboXed the little Fiji
pino throughout the contest and
piled up lead in The early rounds.
The agressivcncss of Dauo and Il
wbirlwind finish earned him an even
break.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Citrus white fly was recently
found on camcliia plants from Sac
ramento and from Georgia.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Los ANGELES, April 20. U,H -
Larry " Lefty Dihcl pitched South
crn California to a 9 to win over
st. Mary's College here yesterday.
Simas, the visiting catcher, suffered
Il broken hand during the contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday Results

New York Il, Philadelphia 5.
81. Louis 9, Cincinnati i.
Poston 65, Brooklyn 81.
Chi.agop pitts burgh, postponed,
n
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Los ANGELES, April 20 U,P)
Athletes from high and prep schools
all over the southland viii be seen
in action today at the Coliseum in
the qualifying trials for the annual
southern California track and field
championship meet. The finals will
be held next Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

'Firpo' Marberr& pitched the
Washington Senators to their first
victory Of the year the Boston Red
NoN being on the short end Of 4 3
to ! score.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
because of rain

" Mule Haas lost two balls in
the sun 1t Yankee stadium and the
worlds champions counted twice %
win the opener from the Athletics,
= to !.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

into flames. The youths were re-
turning from dance in Beverley
when the acci.out occurred.
The storm water lmpounding dam
in Big Dalton Canyon, Los Ange-
les county, is to cost 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

CONINA, Calf. April %. U.P) -
Ted Gorrell, former University Of
Southern California gridiron star.
has been appointed to replace Chief
Newman as football coach and ath-
lctic director at Covina High school.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

The Cleveland Indians came from
behind to make it three out OF four
from tl' Tigers 10y the score of :
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

After losing three games in a
row to the -. Louis Browns, Tho
Chicago White SoN figured eat a
double steal in the ninth, and won
"a game from Dan lIowley's hope
tuls. ) to 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD
(By United Press Leased Wire)

(By United Fress Leased Wlre)
Yesterday S Hero-Chick Hafcy,
the Young man who had SO much
trouble with his cycsight that he
finally took to wearing glasses
Yesterday he hit lis second ard
third home runs Of the season as
the st. Louis Cardinals beat the
Cincinnati Reds, to +.
The Boston Braves kept out il
front Of the somewhat hcsitant
National League parade by beating
cut the Rrooklyn Dodgers twice.
They won the first 6 to ), scoring
the winning counter ON BiSSonettc $
error Rrandt's fine pitching in
the afternoon contest helped th2m
TO . to ! victory.
The Giants kept their slate clean
by beating the Fhilljcs again, this
time II TO ;.
Tie Cubs and Pirates were idle
referee stopped the fight when the
loser sustained severe cut over his
lcft eye.
DETROIT, Mich, April 20. W.P)
Speed and aggressivcucss gave N
Singer, New York junior light
weight. 90 round referees decision
over Patsy Ruffalo, Detroit. Sng@
took seven rounds, RrfffaIo two, and
one was even.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
N the NE w SUPERIOR

An important advantage of the new Superior
Whippet Four and SIX is " Finger Tip Con-
tro!''-one button in center of steering whee
which operates starter, lights and horn.