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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
CELTIC QUINT WINS
ALEXANDRIA HONORS

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 12.-St.
Mary's Celtics regained the unlimited
basket bali championship of this city
after two years absence from the throne
when they downed the Knights Store
five, by % to 81, last night in the cru
cial game of the Alexandria Gazette
Basket Ball League.
The contest was played on the Ar
mory Hall court before one Of the
largest crowds that has witnessed a
league contest this season
Knights matched the Celtics basket
for basket in the first half and were
behind by only Is to II, when the
period ended.
Halfway of the second half the Gel
tics managed to push out in front, IS
to 20, but the lead was being slowly
eaten away when the final whistle blew
A sensational shot by Cronin put the
Storemen within / point Of the Celtics
with one minute eft to play, but the
Celtics obtained the leather and kept it
to the end.
The Celtics viii play the Potomac A.
c., lead by Babe Clarke, tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock In Schuler's Hall with the
Clover A. G. or knights Store Midgets
providing preliminary attraction one
hour earlier.
Alexandria High School has closed its
basket ball campaign with q record Of
having gone to this final round Of the
State scholastic championship series be-
fore being eliminated.
Alexandria trounced WayneSboro
High, IL to 10, at Charlottesville, to
gain the final round and then absorbed
q 21-to-12 trouncing at the hands Of
Buchanan High.
Rotary Club bowlers, lead by Capt.
Jim Armstrong. won the flrst block OF
their match with the KiwaniS Club on
the Health Center Alleys, 2,469 pins to
asia.
The Alexandria duckpin teams copied
decisions over out-of-tOwn bowlerS last
night at the Health Center. Pete Hoy's
AIl-Stars took McCarthy's Fredericks
burg team into camp by a margin of 90
pins. while Ed walkers All-Stars
trimmed the B. & M. Shops of Wash
ington by 81 pins.
De Armand Cowhig, star of Fruit
Growers, No. 2 team, shattered the
Alexandria record for duckpins last
night when he toppled AS to better
the record Of 405, held by Buck An
derson.
Knights Store Midgets, Alexandria's
lone representative in the A. A. u. cage
tourney at Washington, will play their
first game in the tourney Friday, when
they meet Boys Club Optimists in the
George Washington gymnasium 1t Z
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
JONES LIKES IDEA
OF BEING MAGNATE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DOUGLAS, Ca, March 12-The At
lanta Crackers Of the Southern Base
Ball Association have just been in
spected by their vice president, Robert
T. Jones, jr, at their Spring training
camp at Douglas, Ga.
The Atlanta golfling barrister became
part owner of the Crackers last Fall
when he and IL other local business
men bought the club.
He thinks he is going to enjoy being
a base ball magnate. In buying an in
terest in the Atlanta club he became
actively connected with game he pre-
ferred to golf as a youngster of T.
Bobby's ambition at that age was to
be a great catcher. He was enrolled in
the golf kindergarten also, but liked
base ball better until an enthusiastic
batsnan on the opposing side swung
widely, missed the ball and whacked
Bobby, who was catching, on the head.
After that" Bobby said, "I decided
to play something else"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
ia CUNTS REMAIN
IN A. A. U. TOURNEY

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, March 12.--Four
teams from the west, two from the
North, pair from the Ohio Valley ana
a half dozen from the Missouri Valley
area were to battle late today and TO-
night for quarter final positions In the
annual national A. A. u. basket ball
tournament
Today's schedule:
East Central Teachers ada, Okla.)
VS.. Goodyear's (Akron, Ohio.
Bethany College VS.. Athens A. G.
Oakland, Calif).
Murphy-Did-It (Omaha) vs.. Phillips
(Bartlesville. Okla.).
Olympic Club (San Francisco) vs..
Wyoming University.
k. C. A. G. CKansas City vs.. Los
Angeles A. G. Clos AngeleE).
Ascension Club (MinneapoliS) vs..
South Side Turner's (IndiAnapolis).
Ke-Nash-A (Kenosha, Wis., vs.. Mon
archS (Humbold, Kans.).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
HOWARD U. BASKETERS
HAVE TWO MORE Tits

Howard University's basket ball team,
which conquered its dearest foe, Lincoln
University, 80 to 26, q few nights ago
in New York to win the Colored Inter.
collegiate Athletic Association title.
plans to play two more games before
calling 1t a season.
The Bisons are listed to meet Bite.
field at Bluefleld, w. va, Monday and
West Virginia state at Institute, w. Va,
Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
Weight Adjusts
Itself to Swing

As q check on the golf swing test
explained yesterday, let US note the
proper positions Of the feet through
out the swing, so that when you try
It you will clearly see that the arm
swing really does make the feet be-
have.
One addresses the bail with the
weight Q bit back on his heels to
prevent swaying to the rear as the
club swings Q bit back ct the top OF
the swing. Now as you swing back
with the arms, the pull of the arms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
TOURNEY APPEALING
TO COLORED CUNTS

Plenty Of interest is being shown "a
the first annual cnlored Y. M, Q. A,
basket ball championship tournament
to be held at the Twelfth Street "Y, -
beginning Saturday. Leading colored
teams of the District are entered. in
GLIDING Community five, Machesters,
Pleasant Plains, Shiloh, "Y' big five,
Comets. Georgetown Community Club
and Beivederes.
Play will be in the senior and Junior
classes. All games will be played at Z
O'Clock.
Prizes viii 60 to the champion team
and the runner-up, with awards also
going to the players Of each team.
Information regarding the tourna-
ment may be had by calling the
Twelfth Street "Y."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
COACH NEVER PLAYED, YET
HIS QUINTET SETS PACE

MAPLE RAPIDS. Mich. March IL (P).
Coached by a man who never played
basket ball. the high school team Of
this village OF $50 people has piled up
a hve-year record Of 81 victories in rs
regularly scheduled games.
It has won three district chamnion-
ships. three regional titles, and has
gone to the State finals in three Of
five years.
Coach M. J. Paine, a graduate of
Michigan State College, never played
basket ball in high school or college.
His team plays In class d Competition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
TWELFTH STREET Y FIVE
TO PLAY PRINCESS ANNE

The "Y" Big Five Of the Twelfth
Street Y. M. c. A. win entertain the
fast Princess Anne, Nd, Quint tomor-
row night at o'clock. The Princess
Anne boys have good record and q
keen contest seems assured.
Strength has been added TO the ~
five through acquisition of Jimmie VIII
Iiams and Charley Tibbs. Jeffries, CEN
ter, and Robinson, forward, are out
standing "Y' PLAYERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
PLEBES AT WEST POINT
TO PLAY CUBAN ELEVEN

WEST POINT, N. Y, March l2.--Ar-
raY1gements have been completed for a
foot bail game between the Cuban Cadet
school, the west Point Of Cuba. and a
team from the United states Military
Academy to be played here on Thanks
giving, November ~.
This will be the first international
foot ball game ever played by an Army
team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
CLOSE TO $50 ATHLETES
TO STRIVE FOR LAURELS
Practically Every Local Athletic Organization to Be
Represented, Except GeOrgetown-Marylan
Has Entered Largest Squad.
BY H. C. BYRD.

Nv YE only greatly pleased the present but also
optimistic future prospects the success
Wv field tonight" the substance
OF joint Athletic Director Jack McAulihe
Griffith this asked salts
fed with the results Of their putting the S indoor
field meet held in Washington in five
really beyond expectations continued
duobt that shall make annual
schedules take
than rst thought reasonable expect This SUFFICIENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12

will automatically shift your weight
upon the right leg and pull it of
the left. Hence the left foot is off
the ground except on the inside of
Its ball and big toe. ;
When you swing through with the
arms the weight again shifts. They
and the clubhead pull you along the
direction Of the shot so that the
weight shifts to the left leg. The
right is pulled forward and that foot
on the ground until its contact is
merely on the toe tips.
Now try the test shown yesterday
and see II these foot movements do
not automatically take care of them
selves. In short, everything follows
the clubhead. Its lead throughout
the swing is the golf swing itself.
The new illustrated leafiet on
Putting" will aid you in your game.
Il is free. Address Sol MetEger, in
care Of this paper, and inclose q
self-addressed, stamped envelope.
(CopyriEht, 1907
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
VOTES FAVOR GRID GAME.

DOWS. Iowa, March ~ Op).-The
movement to outlaw foot ball as sport
at the Dows High School has been de-
feated. AS protests grew against the
sport the perplexed school board put 1t
up to the local voters. The score was
ia to S6 in favor of the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Boston Bruins, 4; Chicago Black
hawks. 8.
Ottawa Senators, A; Montreal, 2.
Montreal Canadiens, 8; New York
Rangers 3. (Overtimel.
Toronto Maple Leafs, 8; Pittsburgh
Pirates. 2.
Buffalo. L. Detroit ,Olympics !.
(Overtime).
st. Paul, 3; st. Louis, g. ,(over-
tfme).. 49, ,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
TrLDEN WINS EASILY.

NICE, France, March IL 0F.-Bin
Tilden reached the third round Of the
Nice championship tennis tournament,
60, in q second-round match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12

Electric machines keep ROCKY FORD
as clean and wholesome as loaf Of bakers
bread. Machines compress the filler, shape
the cigar, roll it in the binder, seal 1t in the
wrapper :. without the aid Ofhuman hands,
But purity is only half the story. Because
ROCKY FORD is 1000 machine-made :.
it brings you 500 finer tobacco. Finer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
REcTioN.

Dear J, E. F.,
I don't Like to
argue, but aBs P"
doesn't mean Bureau
Of Police It means
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ripe tobacco cigar.
slip one to a traffic.
cop, and make him a
friend for life.
Sincerely,
3. 2. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
FRANCHISES AVAILABLE
TN CITY TENNIS LOOP

Teams desiring to enter the Capital
City Tennis League should communicate
with President A. W. Grant at 32o1
Fifteenth street northwest within the
next 10 days. Competition win start
early in May and continue 10 weeks.
Six teams are In line now. They are:
Burroughs Amateur A. c., Edgewood
Club, Filipino Tennis Team, O'Brien
and Ritzenberg, Robert lie Bruce Chap
ter of the De Molay Order and s. Kann
Sons Co.
The league will meet April 2 at Presi-
dent Grants home to elect other officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12

leaf for it's cool-smoking long filler. The
choicest crops of imported sumatra for itS
sleek brown wrapper. TObaccOs aged two
full years, then transformed into ROCKY
FORDS by electric machines in one ofthe
worlds most modern, sunlit factoriesi
Always fresh always uniform in quality
-. always So. :. at your dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12

Georgetown Is seeking a place to
stage It's boxing matches Saturday night
with Bucknen University. The Blue
and Gray Is confronted with the diff
Guilty Of having gymnasium too small
to seat the number Of persons that de-
sire to attend, and it has additional
difficulties In finding q place elsewhere
suitable in other respects.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
School Directory
Now Available

copies OF the l9&0-l93l directory
Ct the public schools Of Imperial
county have come off the press and
are available at the office of the
county superintendent in the court
l0uSc
In attractive Grange covers, the
directories contain all the iniorma-
tion concerning the schools and give
the complete list of the teaching
staff of the county.
One feature that marks this wears
directory rs different from that of
former years is the farewell of Hor.
&o" c. Coe, county superintendent
Of schools who rctircs this wear.
II is entitled "Final Gesture
and saws can mpcling devotion to
the welfare of childhood has dcstin-
ed my life To the calling of oduca.
ton, and my years of work with
the schools have been seasoned with
the joys and tribulationS Of teach
or. In the closing year of my scrv.
ices as superintendent of the s. hoolS
of Imperial county, may | express
my sincere appreciation TO all with
whom | have been associated,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
REVERSAL AND
APPROVAL ON
COUNTY CASES

Opinions on two appeals % Tho
fourth district rourt of appeals were
.n file this morning in the county
clerk 's office, reversing ono and
affirming one Judgment Of Superior
Judge y { Finncy.
Judgment against i. \ Harris IN
his suit against !, H. Holland, l.. !.
Thomas, ". u. Smith, Franz, vii
Kin. J. {. Chaluunik and \. T..
Wright was reversed. Those hamcd
i'm the suit were members Of the
board al directors of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank of Imperial
uiior TO its closing, together with
I,arrjS.
Th" lattar bad sued, naming Uol-
';ud as the only one Of the defend
ants who WAS solvent, for $4,000
and seeking TO force contribution on
the part ot Holland toward pavmcut
ol a note of $'oo.ooo incurred when
tc bank was in operation to keep
Il from closing.
\ judgement FOR $500 in favor Of
VI. G. At"hi>on against Ben llulsc
was affirmed hy the court Of ap
rcals NchiSon brought suit 10 re
covcr f6aa he alleged was due him
for legal services, and 4 jury award
cd him $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
CHAMBER HOPES
FOR IMPROVED
PLANE SERVICE

Immediately upon learning o. the
Salc &C the Western Air Express
lines, which have been operating
passenger service from San Diego
10 FL Paso for more than year.
w'th a passenger stop at the lmper-
'al County airport, Robert Hays.
manager Of the ri Centre Chamber
81 Commerce. communicated with
the Western Air Express, operating
from Dallas, Texas, in regard to the
continuation of passenger service to
and from Imperial county.
Hays informed tho company THAI
q very satisfactory buSincs, had
been built up from El Centre and
other valley cities, using the Impcr-
ial County airport. with an avclagc
If two passengers daily. and on some
day, according to Chas. NJ. Sproulc,
local agent for the Western Air FIX
press, the plane was filled with local
passengers TO and from the coast. 1t
was also pointed ont that tho FL
Centre chamber and its directors
had done much in the way of 1rCing
airUlanH travel ~ increase the mum
hcr Of passenger using tins llnc.
\ suggestion wa made rv the 10
cal chamber to Western Air FIX.
press, through a statement made by
Sproulc, tha, the number of pas.
ScnGcrS from the local airport could
ho increased materially if the planes
left the Imperial County airport
carly in the morning, flew to the
coast. and left Los Angeles on the
return flight in the late afternoon,
instead of leaving here in the after.
non ana returning early in the morn.
ing rs they have in the past. The
change in schedule would give the
people Of this community an oppor-
tunity to spend fun day on the
coast without staying overnight.
In conclusion. Hays urged that the
passenger service be continued and
promised the support Of the local
chamber in every way possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15

ing an automobile tour of the South.
west for the purpose of studying
California highways in order that
the highway, of Mexico can be i'm
proved and modcrnzed. The party
viii leave Los Angeles on Saturday,
the FL CcHtro chamber is informed
and VIII spend Sunday in San Di-
ego, leaving Monday in time to
reach Imperial Valley for dinner.
On Monday night the visitors from
Mexico and officials Of The Antomo-
bile Club Will be the guests Of the
CaIeNi"o Chamber Of Commerce in
CaIeXico and Will return to FL Cen
tro after dinner to remain over
night.
Arrangements a~c being made hy
Tic local chamber to entertain ;hc
party at breakfast Tuesday morning
and il is expected that there will be
& large representation Of local per
sons present to greet the visitors
from our ncighboriag country and
to eAPrcs- the good Will of Inpcr.
ial Valley toward Mexico and its
citiZpn-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
GOVERNORS OF
MEXICO TO BE-
GUESTS HERE

+. +. East, chief engineer of the
Automobile Club of Southern Cali
fornia, in a telegram received yes.
tcrday at the FL Centre Chamber of
Commerce, stated that the governors
Of the various states of Mexico who
arc touring Southern California un-
der the guidance of the Automobile
Club will be the guests Of the FL
Centre chamber at breakfast Tues
day morning, October 21. It had
been previously announced that the
party would visit this city on Oct
obcr l6, but the plans were changed
during the past few days.
Under the guidance of East and
officials of the Automobile Club of
Southern California, the governors
Gf several Mexican states arc max
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Alleged Theft
Case Dismissed

Judge |. Nayficid yesterday ar
tcrnoon dismissed Ben Crowcll and
j. T. NedqucaN, charged with grand
theft lay sue G. Pcntccost, when il
hccamc evident that there was in
sufficient evidence to hold them.
The two were charged with the
theft of q diamond ring by Mrs.
PCntecoSt.
In the same incident which
brought about the charge against
Crcwcll and McdqucaX, Mrs. Pcntc.
cost flied Il damage suit against Al,
da Graham, seeking $4,000 damages
for injuries She claimed to have suS-
taiurd when Mrs. Graham, CrowCll
and McdquCaN are said to have for
chilly entered her house and carried
off her furniture. The civil action
is awaiting hearing before the supe-
rior court.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15

A workman ghovclng crushed
rock on the highway near Williams,
Colusa Cuntv, discovered a two.
ounce nugget of gold and part had
been cut away ou The "rusher.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Boom Occurs Tn
Marriage Mart

Stock doomed III RI Ccrtro $ mar
riage market yesterday afternoon
with the issuance if five marIiqgr
licenses and filing of two notices of
intention to marry.
Marriage licenses were taken out
by the following: Lon James Wcs.
tor. IL. Of Indio, and Mildred Lane
Bowling, 2G, Of Phocnix; Theodore
Harrcil, ~. ard Helen Augustus. 25,
both coorcd residents Of Fl Centre.
Cayctana Moreno, 10, and Maria
Chavez, %, Of CaIcXico; jose Celia.
va, %, and Lucia Borbir, q. of
Calc&ico, and Vicente y lalunza,
%, and Susana Mesa, Il, Of Braw-
ley.
Notices Of intention to marry
were filed by Donald Markham, -
Of Los Angeles and Bertha Graves,
l6, Of Brawlcy, and Elberto Ponce,
-, and Arcadia Escalona. 25, OF
BraWley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
JUNIORS DISCUSS
SALE OF TICKETS
FOR BIG PAGEANl

Discussing the pageant to br hclt
here November 8, !, $ and o, tht
fact was stressed at the Junior cham
bcr of commcrc" breakfast thi,
morning, that members of the .u
nor chamber ticket committee hav'
less than two ard 4 half weeks I,
dispose of tickets turned over tC
them for sale.
X. Randall, telling of stage plans
for the pageant, stated that it viii
be on z scale - times larger thar
the average thcatcr, with thc stage
covering five acres. Every player
must be highly trained, he said, and
infinite pains taken to make sure al
departments Of stage management
Will be as nearly perfect as possible
The pageant, which has ALREADY
taken moro than q year in prepare
tion, is purely an Imperial Valley
project. he asserted.
Cal Rector discussed the Halo
wccn Frolic to be given by the JAY.
Gees. Jack Pauline was appointed
en- the committee to take til" place
vacated by Frank Adams. Speaking
on various phases Of the frolic were
A Smith Buck Oakley. Dick Erick.
son, Russell Lewis, Jack Pauline and
Andrew O'Ca!lahan. Four orches.
tras viii play FOR the frolic, il was
pointed ont hy Rector Tickets were
passed out to members for sale to.
day.
y letter from the Los Angeles JAY.
Gees was read at the meeting, in
which plans for that organization 's
air tour were set forth. The local
junior chamber has written assuring
the Angolcnos that they viii be wei.
come to stop here The tour is con.
dneted in the interest Of aviation
throughout California.
Robert Allen made a short speech
on the Desert Breeze, new Official
publication of the junior chamber.
Marion Buchho'z, new member
was appointed chairman of public
health committees Buchholz is as.
sociated with pr. Warren Z. Fox
public health officer in Imperial
County.
). L. Piper, a visitor, poke hrict-
" on his work with the eov,.umcat
IN a biological connection.
An invitation from the Coachclia
NalleV yacht oMb Was accepted
whom Delegations Was named to-
attend IL meeting cr the elub IN Goa.
chella Valley tonight Tha local
delegation VIII ursc aha; the fan
regatta for Naltoa Naa Ec hold or
tn southwest end Of thc s.a.
L. Il. Goodman explained claesc
on public speaking, tbe constitution
and parliamentary iae II b. ,tartu.
scon The course takes IN free publ
lectures, be- explained.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Active Year For
Boyce Aten Post

Plans Tor an ac,l>e year for
an active year for BoNco Aicu rost,
American Legion. Nrrc outlined las,
night by p. y. T.. dupont, post
cammanoer at the f1f-t meeting
s.ncc now offl.cr> Hcrc elected.
In lis first address to the post
tie commander emphasized as the
post 5 ol ;cctirc, for Tho wear, new
building, a membership drive, puh
ncity tor the >2u,ooo,90o fund 20 aid
California veterans. and plans for
the annual Armistirc day cclcbra-
tIou.
Committee chalrmcn appointed
for the year include: bnildiug. Dr.
Forrest f. KW>; distinguished
guests, Hugh ]. Oshorac: emergency.
John I, Rice; membership Charles
Peattoa; legal, judgc Vaughn y.
Thompson; Legislative. Kendall B
Perkins; athletics, Clam Livingston;
resolutions, Lee Nufrer, publicity,
i. 7. Greene.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
VALLEY RADICAL
HEARINGS CITED
BY COMMITTEE

Judge Vaughn Thompson, who re-
turned recently from the congress
siouaI committee hearing on Com
nurisf activities in the United
States, held in Los Angeles, stated
yesterday afternoon that the Red
outbrcal, in Imperial Valley last
rring and tho subsequent trial Of
Red leaders in the superior court
here, WIS quoted at the meeting as
being the most important Of its
hind in tic United states.
As result Of The outbreak nine
Communists were sentenced by
Judge Thompson to state prison,
where they are now serving time.
More than goo were investigated at
that time in connection with the
case
Communists, said Judge Thomp-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15

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same Camcs faNortcs with the modern
Scientific principles govern their manufactures but the mIncs
fragrance, the delicate flavor nano qualities of the obacc
There's enjoyment in the smoking Of Camel Cainels SO with
lift of spirits with the opening of every fresh fragrant
For CamelS delightful mdncss holds all the natural 8oodn
choicest tobaccos Don't confuse with the hatness nspdn
"over.treaed cigarettes
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Andersons At
Baptist Church

Tonight win mark the opening Of
= series of meetings to be conducted
ut the First Baptist church, seventh
and Orange, by Mr.. aud Mrs. n, o,
Anderson
During Il similar series held here
two years ago, the AndcrSonS made
many friends and their worE wa
If unusual benefit 20 the church,
according 10 Res. G. T. Flanagan,
pastor
Interesting and instructive pro-
grams have been planned for each
o. the meeting, and the public is
cordially invited go attend,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Cudahy Ranch
Shed Entered

Adding to the rapidly mounting
total of burglarics in Imperial Val.
ley, thief last night broke into the
tool shed on the Cudahv ranch. near
the Ten Foot Drop, leaving only
tracks in the soft dirt as a clue to
his identity.
The burglar took tools, gasoline,
and quantity of oil stored in the
shed. Deputy sheriffs were iuvesti.
eating today.