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The Washington times., 1929-11-20
BULLDOGS HOLDING BIC
EDGE IN BACKF|ELD
AND RUSH LINE
BY TOM THoRP

Harvard will give Yale tough battle in the Cambridge
Stadium weekend The Crimson has improved since It's
Dartmouth defeat The scrap the Cambridge coegans
against Michigan and Holy Gross has convinced experts they
are real high outfit The Ellis going taxed
to their best efforts win. Yale will the game
nhn;on
The Washington times., 1929-11-20
KENNEDYS Drill

The Kennedy A. c. will drill to-
morrow night at 1880 o'clock on
the Sixteenth Street Reservoir
ftal&
The Washington times., 1929-11-20

Jefferson VS.. Langley. at Monument
Grounds, No. field, $40 o'clock.
Stuart vs. MacfsrIsnd. at Monument
Grounds, No. field. S:20 o'clock.
GAMES FRIDAY
Gordon VS.. Powell. at Monument
Grounds, No l field. $3.50 o'clock.
Hine VS.. Columbia. at Monument
Grounds No. field. $3.50 o'clock.
GAMES MONDAY
jefferson VS.. Mcfarland at Monu-
meBt Grounds. No ] field. 3:30 O'Clock.
HiRe vs. Langley, at Monument
Grounds. No. 2 field. 3:3O O'Clock.
GAMES NOVEMBER 81
tSeaxon Endsl
stuart vs. POWELL at Monument
GROUNDS. No. l field. 3:3a o'clock.
Columbia vs.. Gordon. At Monument
Grounds. No. 2 field. 80 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1929-11-20

In the rush line the New
Haven players are sure to out
match anything their Crimson
rivals may come through with.
Walsh has developed one OF
the best lines In the country.
This goes for all teams. The
The Washington times., 1929-11-20

He was the only consistent
ground gamer for Coach Red,
MalIOy in the Georgetown
game and his attack against
Catholic U. was always for
six or ten yards until he had
to leave the game with an
injured ankle.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
SPORT i NEWS

prccedentcd amount of support for
Il third place team Of year ago.
Odds Of 3 to > are quoted against
he Cubs to finish first and | to >
that they finish one-two.
The St. Louis Cardinals, New
York Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates
are even choices, with odds of ID
to l quoted that they don't wIn
the pennant and even money hat
they don t finish first or second.
The Philadelphia Athletics are
second choice in the American
League at odds Of ) to 4. The odds
quoted against the st. Louis Browns
are 81 for first, 81 for second and
even money for third. TIL Detroit
Tigers are quoted 81 shorts.
The longest odds axe quoted
against the Philadelphia Phillies
Io0 to | they don't finish first, 40 /
they don finish second and lot
they don finish third.
IN the American League the Bos-
ton Red SoX, picked to finish in the
cellar, have been quoted at 10 to !.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Acunning Heads
CaIexicO Card

Gel Aeunniag, the clever little
Filipino, who has put on several
good exhibitions at calexico this
season, VIII head the bin at the Le-
gion arena Friday night, meeting
Sammy Seaman of Los Angeles in
the 10 round main event
Seaman .eVAo has nos been socn II
action in the valley befar2, has r
good repJ ptiaa eH the cot, and
i cxnoctcd o give Armoiat p}enty
f fight. The boys will weigh IN
1T is pe,ads.
The six round semi-fiaft VIII a'.e
ring together two COOL ho"s. Don
Kennedy former Pacjfi. co2st "ala~
tcu~ flyya;ght cham ion, will meet
Tr:.c Clacoa. Earr:';.- bcat
!:Nr'c Miller two weeks ago 1T
Pasadena and was a member of the
American Olympic team last year.
Since ,prniug professional lie has
made good record.
Kid Esau, who took the decision
from Charley Rivers last week, will
oppose Natio AIaghanoy Of Braw1ey
in the four round special.
Young Lancho of Pasadena and
Bcnito Castenos of CaleXico will
open the show in the four round cur,
tain raiser.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
NalexicO Wins
Tennis Title

Winning four out of five events in
the county tennis finals which We're
held on Central S courts Friday, Cal
oXico won the 1928'29 tennis cham
pionship.
Fl Centre won the boys singles
when Kennedy beat Wigington of
6-2, 60, and 60.
In girls singles, Anderson Of Cal
cXieo defeated Hughes Of Imperial,
6.3 and G-I. CaleXico also won
girls doubles with CorrelI and Hob
son playing Strain and Marshall Of
Imperial, 6.l and G.I.
Anderson and Speer of calexieo
won the mixed doubles match with
Kennedy and Jenkins of Fl Centro,
f.2, g. Anderson and Holiday,
playing boys doubles lost TO Cal
xico's men, Schoon aud Yourman,
E=6, G.l, 10, o., and st
These matches end the interschooI
ennis rivalry for another year but
coaches are already comparing their
players for next years team Cen
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
CHICAGO TAKES,
SP0TLIC lit AS
BOXING CENTER
By BERT DEMBY
Tnited Press staff Correspondent)

Omitted Press staff Co-respondenO
CHICAGO, March E.HliNcned
by var between two promoters
who are striving for leadership,
boxing interest in Chicago has he
come 50 intense that the city louas
forward to cclipsing New York IS
a fight center.
Taking advantage Of the greatest
iing interest Chicago has shown
since the sport was legalized three
years ago. Promoter Paddy Harmon
and Jim Mullen have started thcig
big year plans by scheduling
three leading fights for this month.
Tomorrow night, Mullen will have
Tom HecncF battling Otto }.oa
Porat. March - he sends Jackie
Fields against Young Thompson,
aud oil March . Harmon will open
his new Chicago stadium with Il
light heavyweight title boat bs-
tween Champion Tommy Loughfaa
cad Mickey Walker
The opening Of the stadium VIII
give Chicago supremacy in indoor
saatjng capacity. The building viii
sat between $4,000 and $4,000.
ovcrshadowing the $1,000 Of MaGj-
SON 'SGuare Garden, in New York,
Mullen can seal only about 1l.o3o
il the coliseum ana he already mas
missed many dollars this year FER
hat reason. At his last three fights,
Inn has been forced to close the
doors with customers still clamor-
ing
Harmon is 50 confident that H.
will pack the stadium with Ills
WalleiLou&i!ran fight that ha Is
paving nearly $2oo,a4Q to the boy.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
N { S
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from the uric acid poison through
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and Kidneys. Also specifically cf-
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High Blood Pressure, Cramps in the
Limbs. Reduces pain and swelling
$50 per bottle, Guaranteed in the
most severe eases by FL Centro Drug
No. Fifth at Main. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
CENTRAL. TEAM
BEATS IMPERIAL,
IN FIRST GAME

Central Union 5 baseball team got
off TO a good start Saturday after
noon, defeating the Imperial team
in the latter city, % to ).
Central took a lead Of three runs
in the first inning. and kept the
lead thereafter, scoring at least
once in every inning.
Ehmkc, pitcher for Central, was
easily the star If the game. Unlike
most pitchers he knows how 10 sock
tie bali getting five hits and five
runs. Gne Of his hits was a homer.
He struck out - men and allowed
only three hits. Central's fielder5
had an easy time of il, behind such
pitching, not one Of them getting Il
fly ball Ehmke is Il cousin o.
Howard Ehnkp, the wen known biz
leagucr, and baseball ability is evil
dcutly family trait.
NJ johnson, with four hits and
tuur runs and Wynne, with three
hits and three runs, also performed
we'll for Central. CobIeigh did Il
good job Of catching Ehmke's slants
and found time to line out two SAT-
hits
The Brewer brothers formed Impc-
rial 5 battery and did well. T.. Brow
cr striking ont - men, His support
was ragged, Imperial making i er-
rorS.
The summary: r II f
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
So. California
Sport Briefs
Tijuana Mex. March II.


Quick Return, with Lloyd Trimble
up, won the Border Bank handicap
over Il group Of Coffroth handicap
cligiblcs yesterday. The colt sped
over a mile and a quarter in 2:9j to
beat Writ C. Bowman. Scimitar was
third.
PHOENIN, Ariz., March H. - 4
five run rally enabled the regulars
to defeat the yannigans TO to . in
the Detroit Tigers training camp
yesterday. Bill Uargraves, catcher
for the regulars, smashed 4 homer.
PASO ROBLES. Calf. March Il.
Manager Douie Bush sent lis en-
Ire squad through 4 stiff workout
today following two days Of raia
which matted activities in the Pitts
bur@l Pirates camp, Tie Buccaneers
VIII meet the san Francisco Seals
Wednesday, the game having besa
postponed from Sunday.
AVALON, Catalina Island, March
ll.-Thc Chicago Cubs polished up
their ATTACK and defense today fol
lowing their return from the main
land where they broke even in two
games witt tla Los Angeles club
Rain caused fostpouement q
Sundays scheduled game al Wria-
Icy Ficld.
SAN cLEMENTE, March II. -
Manager Ernie Johnson sent the
Seattle Indians through a snapp%
workout today in order to hurry
them along III their training. Tn
squad returned from Bakersfield
Whcra they were defeated by the
Oakland club Saturday.
SANTA ANA, March Lice Roy
Eabaffey, released by the Pitts
burgb club to Portland in part pay
mont for Larry French. worked out
At tie Beavers training camp today
Manager Bill Rodgers expects Tho
right handed tWirler to be Il biz
winner lin the coast league.
Los ANGELES, March 11-WalN
Hood, veteran outficder of the Los
Angeles club, has been sold to tn
Seattle Indians for approximately
5000. No layers We're involved in
The deal, II Was announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

Another farm Tour-The Agricul-
tutal Extension service viii hold az
other OF the business mons tours on
Friday of this week. Tie tour will
start from the plaza in BraWiey at
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
aaeeball Meeting Wednesday-A

8aseball Meeting Wednesday-All
who are interested IA the rcorganiz-
alton Of tbe Fl Centre indoor base
ball league, are invited to attend a
meet.a. to be hg.d Wednesday night
At 7:30 in the fire house. President
Glenn Edgar hopes TO lave large
attendance 50 thai all matters per-
tanning 10 Tie league may be thor
ou.AlN d!scCssll.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

Grant Boy Returned - Donald
Grant, Les Angeles runaway, who
was picked up b. Fl ecntro polica
Saturday morning, was turned over
10 the custody Of his father at the
county jail Saturday night. Grant is
4 brother e Richard Grant, recently
tine cause Of 4 statewide charge when
he was kidnapped.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

. q. m. and make inspections of
ranches in the north end Of the val
ley, finishing at Magnolia at, / p. IN.
Businessmen WHO were unable to go
ON the tour last week are invited to
20 t,rIdaN.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
T~7uertaI Man Dies

Imperial Man D1es-Faneral SER
vices fer Francisco Diaa, -. were
hold EesterdaE st Lemons funeral
aarlafs, followed bg burial in Ever
green cemetery Diaz, Who has a
brother in the Mexicali fire depart
ment, died Saturday after a short ill
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

Changes in Jail staff-Elton r.
Christian has resigned from the
slcriff's staff and Deputy George
Wright has been transferred to the
civil department from the criminal
to replace him. Ed Miner is APP
pointed head iailer, to succeed
Wright and G. G. Tucker takes Mil.
nor place rs deputy jailor.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Here and There
I'm Sport World
By United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, March IL
Tho Oakland ice hockey team of thc
California Hockey League, holding
league leadership ny one and half
qAmcs. win meet san Francisco hero
tonight in the first of n two game
series that gives the locals chance
to head the percentage column.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

Fer Sole Grapefruit Culls at pack.
ing house D,lta M1rcant.'s Puild-
ing. imrerial valley Grapefruit
Growers adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Flickers From
Training Camps
by United Press leased Wire

MIAMI, Fla, March IL Great
pitching by Nerkcs, Breckenridge
and Walbcrg cnablcd the Philadel-
phia Athletics TO break their three.
game losing streak aad beat he Gin
/ ejnnati Reds yesterday, 9 to Q.
LAREDO, Te&as, March II. - A
home run by SANITY Hogan and fine
pitching by GcueWich, Scott and
Walker gave the New York Giants
Il clean sweep in their two game Sc
ries with tie san Antonio, Texas
League club here yesterday, s to |.
SARASTOA, Fla, March 11.-Af.
ter playing his first game while
wearing spcctacles, Outfielder Chicl,
IIafey said today he expected To
wear them throughout the season
Home rans bH Wattie Holm and
Rockies BeIker and Pepper, helped
the Cardinals defeat the indianapolis
American Association club yester-
day, II - :.
TAMPA, Fla, March 1l.-With
Joe Judge, Goose Goslin and Sam
Jones here, the Washington senators :
only missing players today were Paul
MeCulloagh recruit pitcher from
Toledo, and cliff Bolton, young
catcher from the High Poin \. G.,
club Of thr Piedmont league.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March H.
Earl Ayeriu, high priced outfieId.
or from san Francisco, is no longer
Il loldous, according to word recriv-
ed here hy Manager Roger Pcckin-
paugh Of the Cleveland Indians from
Billy Evans. The Indians holdout
worries are new conferred around
johnny llodaPp.
BRANDENTON, Fla, March H.
The Boston Rcd Sox entered their
second week Of training today. The
Red SoX were the last team to start
training, reaching here a week ago.
Ira Flagsgcad has arrived in camp
- pounds undarwcjght as the result
cf influclZa.
CLEARWATER, Fla, March H.
Glenn Wright, star shortstop of the
EroohIyn Robins, is expected to be
able to resume training in 10 days,
according to word received here
from Miami, whore he went to have
his injured arm treated hy DR.. Cecil
Ferguson, Wright : ease was dag
nos"d as torn muscles in his right
shoulder
81. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
The New York Yankees new IN
field combination of Gchrig Lazzcri-
Lary-Kocnig will get its first hard
test in five straight cXhibitioR
games this week, starting tomorrow
against the Tampa Southeastern
| aa,f1t, ,1,l "a
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Fat Boy Team
Beats Calexic0

The Fat Boy team, represent.
ing Maggie Bros. Of this city, de
fyatcd the CaleNico high school
team in the latter city yesterday
afternoon, 10 to 6. Despite a hig1
wind which made playing difficult,
1hc g.mc was a good one and uaith-
er team had much advantage until
th" latter innings when the Fat
Boy crew forged ahead,
The Fat Boy outfit is ready
to meet any of the baseball teams
in the valley,
The top hog price in san Fran
.isco February 6 was 41l20 for 4
closely sorted lot from Utah.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

DR.. A. B. Ransoh, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

Collision On Highway Ca8s
driven TX O. NJ. Jenkins ef Era.9-
ley and \. \. Isut u Gaiezlco, col
fided ON tue Cale&ieo highway on =
aahf niIe west Of IIebef last night,
Slight damage was done 10 hath
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

Or. Harry Hooper, DenJIst. Rub
ber and Hecolite Plates a Speciality.
647 Main ST., FL Centre. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
3, Parisienne
'Q3 O JU

Hot Oil Treatments, Parisienne
Beauty Shoppe. Tel 783. adv
Giz Traffic Arrests Traffic Of
Tenders arrested over the week cad
i.v members # the state traffic
squad. included: Frank FuEuda, fail.
ure TO observe Il boulevard stop on
t6a .ioltFilIe highway; John Coz.
Caza, speeding; r. w. Finn, fail
uea to cbscrv" & boulevard stop; p
y. e@uckman. speeding; Lude.s
IIora cutting in; J. y. Fiseler,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
We Make
Our .Bogv.?

-HEREWITH is the
FIRST issue of a
Column to be known
As TIE Safety Valve"
AND WHEN YOU see
THE Safety Valve" Every
MONDAY in this Paper
PLEASE don't think
We've gone off our nut.
WE ARE enthusiastic over
THIS STATION.-We are
ENTHUSIASTIC over our
BRAKE DEPT.-Oyer Goodrich
TIREs-Oycr our Crcasing
SERVICE, and to keep
OURSELVES from running
OUT IN the street and
YELLING our heads off
ABOUT these things we
ARE USING the Safety Valve
TO TELL you calmly and
SANELY what a good
STATION Safety Corner is
AND induce ycu TO give
US a trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

Dorothy Mix Brackenbury, Dane.
ing Instructor. 653 Olive. Phone 57l.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
YANKEES AND
CUBS PICKED
AS WINNERS
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, March little New
York Yankees and Chicago Cubs
have been made favoritcs in the
early betting On the major league
pennant races.
Despite the fact that no American
League club has ever won four pen-
uants in row, betting commissions
RS are quoting the Yankees an even
money choice to accomplish that
feat this season.
The presence Of Rogers Hornsby,
National League batting champion,
with the cubs has caused Joe Nc
CartIly S team TO receive an un-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
Imperial Infant Dies =

Imperial Infant Dies = Francisco
Luccro, infant SON Of Mr.. and Mrs
Am5rosio Luccro, died at the fam
lIy home in Imperial yesterday. The
child was one Of twins and Ns ba2a
January 81. The father is employed
blythe Pepper Fruit Company Burial
was made in Evergreen cemetery
yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

Barbara WORTH uorel CIuD Break
last, Csc up; merchants lunch Coo;
able d hote dinner 800. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

PRACTICAL Nursing home or hos
pital. Mrs. II. Sorensen, 742
Olive. Phone 394.
mon wed fri IF
Best Trucks, Best Service. Light or
heavy hauling, long distance. Ed
Royce. 80 cod If
Bu@gard Caa2 Continued 1t the
.ast Of Attorney Nuttea. c9gase.
fa3 ". Z. Burgarl, charged wish #s-
s4a3t and battery, JeL&e Feei<aa
aantinGed the case this Iuorniag
aafi Thursday morning. Witnesses
who a@e t. appear for Eurgard ware
enable to be present today, tie court
vas informed
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

trail Will lose her two girl players but
viii have the boys that we're on the
team this wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

cars and ncnc Of the occupants was
in iurod
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
We Loan 70 Build. buy or refin.
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv

Amy Aviator Here - l.. y. Z.
Strickland oae Of the crew oa tha
refuelinE ship which was hern VIII
Tire Question Mark in Jaauae.
landed at Imperial County airport
yesterday afternoon, enroute from
Birmingham, Alabama to san Diego
High winds delayed the flyer -.
moro thaa two hours. Later he con.
Linu.l LIS mummy.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

Waterman P1ano School Short
aourse Popular Music. SIX at the
Music Store" or Phone 367J. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

MORAGA, Calf, March H.
With nigh hopes for another coast
football eleven, st..
Mary's grid players turned out hcrc
today fer the first spring practice.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

Oregon Coffee Shop. Open all
night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

SAN FRANCISCO, March IL
Austin Clapp, former Hollywood
swimming star, now Of Stanford
won the Pacific Association loo
yard championship in Sc % seconds
last night at the Olympic club. Tho
Olympic water polo team won from
the University Of California, 6 to 3.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Motor
Inns of Pontiac, Michigan, continued
to lead the five man event Of tAo
American bowling congress today.
The Michigan team had total Of
2,St5.
Ivan W. Lillcy is new assistant
farm advisor in san Joaquin county.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11
We Give Marinello Facials. Parl.

ienne Beauty Shoppe. Tel. 783.
Mon If
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-11

MIAMI, Fla, March IL Great
pitching by Nerkcs, Breckenridge
and Walbcrg cnabled the PhiIadel-
phia Athletics 20 break their three
game losing streak aad beat tbe Gin
einnati Reds yesterday, to Q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-tRp-
George Washington's revolution
airy ledger. showing that as COM
mander- -in-chief OF the new re-
public's forces In its long war OF
independence he spent only
sl60,074 OF public funds, has just
been removed from the govern
ment's files for the use Of Amer
ican historians.
The ledger covered the eight
year period from WaShington's
assumption OF the revolutionary
arms command In June, TITS, 10
the signing Of the peace treaty
at Paris, and for nearly $50 years
has lain thick with dust in the
records OF the governments gen.
eraI accounting office.
In 1t. washington daily record
ed with quill and ink MS expenses
and with careful and explicit no.
tations accounted every expendi-
ture, noting whether 1t was for
household expenses" reconnais-
Sances 0f the enemy'5 forces" or
Hor purchase 0f equipment and
filling about 100 pzyes which now
form q priceless nianuscript.
The ledger shows that between
IT'S to 1871 he spent s17,6l7 on
his spy system. listing various
payments TO unnamed persons" ."
The book presents " chzcnoioG-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01
Farm Chairman And
Board VIII Confer

BATON ROUGE, La. Aug. l.-tPl
With first hand information on
the cotton farmers problems and
individual marketing troubles at the
American institute Of cooperation in
progress here. a committee from the
federal farm board headed by
Chairman Alexander Legge, re-
turned to Washington today to meet
with the entire board for formula
ton of farmer policies.
The members of the group. Mr..
Legge, c. C. league and Carl VII
liams. accompanied by Secretary of
Agriculture Hyde. told the institute
that the board would work toward
an expansian Of cooperative market
ing.
Today at the call of c. o. Moser
of Dallas, Texas. president OF the
American Cotton Growers associ-
alton. trustees Of the organization
met to select a committee 70 visit
Washington and lay before the en-
tire board for solution the problems
Of production. over production, price
fluctuation and general depression
which has followed the cotton in
duStry since the World war.
The federal board group an
nounced that policies would be
formed after the cotton committee
was given hearings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01
GEORGE WASHINGTON SPENT s16O,O74
y
OF PUBLIC FUNDS IN REVOLUTION,


ical summary of Washington's
movements in the revolution and
each Of mis- battles. For the first
two years. he itemszed his ex-
penses In terms OF pound sterling.
but after l777 his accounts we're
In terms OF both dollars and the
English currency. the latter col
umn being headed lawful
money"
Washington evidently did not
attempt to conceal from the new
American government his re-
verses on the battlefield. In his
l777 accounts he recorded ex-
penditures during the retreat
through the Jersey to Pennsyl-
vania" and later in the same year
a Sl.03T item for expenses on the
march from Germantown. Pa.
until we hutted at Valley Forge
for the winter"
Frequently entries were made
for reconnaissance Of the COM
mander-in-c chief sometimes with
and sometimes without the army
but generally with only u party OK
horse" The expeditions. these
records shcw, were to scout the
British forces or to lay out the
American army's battle plan or
defensive positions by personal
observation. They constituted q
major item OF his accounts
total OF $42,T55. TIER
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01
PILOTS OF ROBIN PREPARE TO
y y y
RETURN TO WORK AS FETES
z \ y
OF TRIUMPH END THURSDAY

they will be handed checks for
S420 each, equivalent to a ST. an
hour for each hour aloft. They
turned down other theatrical Of
fers, Mrs. Sally Jackson, wife OF
the red-haired pilot. saying, "wen
stick to the flying business"
Tomorrow Jackson and O'Brine
get back to work, taking the Rob-
in to Chicago to stage a refueling
demonstration at the new CurtiSs
flying base. Going along will be
Mai. William Robertson, preSi-
dent of the Curtiss-R Robertson
company, sponsoring the flight
and who stands ready to furnish
new backing whenever the pres
ent 420-hour mark is exceeded.
and the refueling crew, Maj. C.
Roy Wassell and p. ". Shorty"
Chafee.
No Other Hops Planned
Robertson revealed today he
had turned down requests from
other fliers planning endurance
flights asking Ito borrow" Was
sell and Chafee on Their records
for the ~ successful contacts with
the Robin.
Robertson also said no other re-
fueling d G m on stra IL ons were
planned except the one at Chi
cago although there had been q
prevalent rumor here a country
wide itinerary had been Laid out.