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Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26
PIRATES HOPE To
INCREASE LEAD
WHILE in EAST

NEW YORK. july 2s. WH = The
Pirates have come staggering into
the east to carve out a lengthy
National league lead at the ex-
pense of coastal teams.
Their rivals, the Cubs, will be
playing on eastern fields simul-
taneously with the Pirates but
George Gibson's Corsairs are play
ing better ball than the Cubs.
New York, Brooklyn and the
Phillies should prove comparatively
easy prey for the Pirates, but
Boston may offer some resistance.
Only in fielding are the Pirates
weak. Latest figures show them
at the bottom of the list in club
fielding with a percentage of 1868.
They have fine array of slug
gers, headed by Paul Waner, the
leagues leading batsman, and they
have seven dependable pitchers,
headed by Steve Swetonic, the
leagues outstanding hurler.
Pittsburgh now has lead of
four and one-half games over Chi
cago, but if the Pirates maintain
the same clip displayed in the last
week, that lead may be doubled
before they return home on August
IL. They start the eastern in
vasion today with a four-game SER
les against the New York Giants.
while the Cubs open up against
the Braves at Boston.
Only one game was played In
the majors yesterday but that Of
fered a genuine thrill when George
Mule" Haas, former world series
hero, blasted out home run in
the ninth to give the Athletics an
8 to 7 victory over the Yankees.
Haas was substituting for Rog
Cramer, who broke his collarbone
chasing a fly in the sixth inning.
The blow was made off Lefty
Gomez, with Bishop on base.
This wallop slapped Gomez with
his fifth defeat of the season. 1t
chopped down the Yanks' lead 10
91a games over the idle Cleveland
Indians. Babe Ruth drove in two
Yankee runs with a single.
Detroit'S double-header at st.
Louis was washed out.
The beet belongs to the pig
weed family.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26
HAMAS AWARDED
DECISION OVER
YOUNG RAMACE

LOS ANGELES. July &c. U.P)-
Steve Hamas of Penn State college
and Lee Ramage of San Diego were
even up today
Hmas, the savage puneher, tool
a 10-round decision from Ramage
the boxer, in an open air event al
Wrigley field last night before some
l2.000 spectators.
It was revenge for last springs
debacle. when he took but one round
out Of 10, and it left the two heavy
weights who are at the top of the
profession n this particular loeali-
" with one bout each.
Hamas scored two knockdowns in
the third round. blew up for the
next two, but steadied down to win
He took six rounds, Ramage three
and one was even. The fans sup
ported the decision of Lieut.. Jack
Kennedy, referee.
After being knocked down twice
in the third. Ramage came out of
his corner with a furious attack
which threatened to put another
end to the story. Fists failing, he
fought Hamas to a standstill.
But Ramage seemingly was con-
tent with mis- one-third revenge for
the knockdowns. The fight sim
mered along with Hamas having
slight edge until the 10th.
Then they stood toe to toe and
slugged. They were too tired to
do much damage.
Ramage attempted to repeat his
performance of the fight four
months ago by peppering Hamas'
left eye with straight lefts in a fast
first round. He closed this eye last
time and won the bout.
But Hamas got in two hard
rights in the second round, just as
his eye was beginning to color. The
knockdowns gave Hamas a big lead
and Ramages comeback took the
succeeding two rounds, after which
it was battle for points.
Other results:
Joe Click. 143, San Francisco, de-
cisioned Dave Velssco,. lat, Mexico,
Q0; Joe Tieken, 116, japanese, de-
cisioned Star Frisco, 1T, Filipino,
U0); Jimmy Smith, lat, decisioned
Bobby Graham, 149is, "a; Lou
Snider, 1914, decisioned Gene Es-
pinosa, 1231s, "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26
Edgren To Leave
Athletic Board

SACRAMENTO July 26. U.H -
Notice of the resignation of Robert
Edgren, nationally known sports
writer and cartoonist, as member
of the state athletic commission,
was expected at the governors Of
flee today. Edgren is i'll in New
York.
Governor Rolph said he had not
received word directly from Edgren
himself, and that he would take
no action in the matter until he
received notice officially.
Joseph Genshlea, secretary of the
commission, has been notified by
Edgren that he was resigning be-
cause of i'll heolth.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26
Schaaf Defeats
PaOlinO Uzcudun

NEW YORK, July 26. U.R) -
Ernie Schaaf of Boston came from
behind last night to win 15-round
decision over rugged Pauline Uzcu-
dun of Spain, thereby ousting
Pauline from Madison Square
Gardens heavyweight elimination
series.
Whipped badly in the first nine
rounds, the fair haired Bostonian
rallied and was pounding the vet
eran basque almost off his feet in
the final round.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26
ESCORTED zoo ANIMALS

PARIS. fU.P)-ProfeSSor Bourdeue
curator of the museum of natural
history here, made a special trip
to Marseilles recently to guarantee
safe and hospitable conduct to
Paris of two giraffes, eight cheetahs,
five panthers, one honeSs, Is
monkeys and one antelope, all
guests of his new zoo in the Bois de
Vincennes. Madame Rollett, wife
of the governor Of Tchad, had
taken personal charge of African
inhabitants during their voyage
aboard the ship Canada.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26
Woman Injured In
Queer Accident

Mrs. Sotera Leiyas is recovering
today from injuries suffered in a
queer accident last night between
the county hospital and McCabe
school.
Mrs. Leivas was riding with her
husband and child in an open car
when she stood up. Just as she did
SO the car struck a bump on the
country road, and she was thrown
out, suffering minor injuries.
The Mexican woman, who lives a
quarter of mile south of the Nc
Cabe school, was taken to the coun-
ty hospital for emergency treat
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26
NEW ROAD SIGNALS

PARIS. U.P)-A new system OF
road signals prepared under the
direction of NJ. Paul Guichard,
chief OF the municipal police, will
soon be standardized here, based
on the recommendations of the
traffic convention at Geneva.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26
NEW LICENSE FOR 1903 AUTO

COLUMBIA, Mo. U.P) = A 1882
automobile license was recently pur-
chased for a 1903 model roadster
owned by Elvin Level Of Columbia.
The car runs, at a top speed of
two and a half miles an hour, and
has two cylinders.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
No games; teams travelling.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26
ODDS AND ENDS
ON ENTRIES FOR
OLYMPIC GAMES
By NORMAN B. DEUEL.
United Press Staff Correspondent

LOS ANGELES, July 26. - Fran
cesco Paccini, wiry little Italian
sprinter, had more than a motion
picture knowledge of American cow
boys today.
He pooh-pooed one of the village
! fence riders ability to catch any
thing with laSso.
well, I can catch you,' the rider
drawled.
"Oh. no." smiled Paccini, "I can
run too fast. You can't do it."
"All right" said the amiable cow
puncher, now Riding Herd" on
nearly 1000 athletes, start mov-
ing!"
Paccini lit out in a fine burst of
speed The cowboy swung his rope,
clucked to his horse and threw.
The little Italian was caught
neatly by the foot. The cowboy
had meant no harm, but had for
gotten his horses training. The
mount stopped dead. Paccini was
jerked flat in the air to thud full
length on the ground.
He didn't say a word. Just lay
there while the rope was whipped
off, then got up and walked to his
quarters.
Randall Dryden, Los Angeles Ath-
letic club, established new world
record for the rope climb in Olym-
pic tryouts last night but today
found himself barred from the Am
erican team.
He was not alone. A ruling of
the international committee barred
all contestants with physical hand
leaps, affecting nine out OF a field
of A. His record of 67 seconds
for scampering up &c feet three
inches of hemp, the official Olym-
pic distance, gave him the Nation
al A. A. U. championships however.
Norman Paris, Los Angeles Junior
college, second in IL, also was
barred. as was Charles Eppling of
New Orleans Y. M. c. A. Four of
the athletes barred walked on
crutches and another had but one
leg.
A German athlete went down to
see the sights. Speaking no Eng
lish and anxious about getting back
to Olympic Village, he copied down
sign on the bus. Ready to re-
turn, he thrust his notation under
policemen's noses, great many
noses until he found a man who
spoke German. Then he found the
sign he copied was mo smoking"
Prince Ferdinand Won Und Zu
Liechtenstein, nephew of the ruling
Prince of Liechtenstein, joined the
Austrian Olympic team today. Mem
ber of one of Europe's Oldest royal
families, he prepared to assist the
Austrian team by acting as masseur
for the athletes. Because of power
ty in Austria, their budget is very
slim. Prince Ferdinand largely was
responsible for raising what money
the team has.
Residents of Olympic Village will
meet American wild west" life in
the raw Wednesday when 20 real
cowboys stage a rodeo.
The girls who visit Olympic VIII
lage were disappointed when they
found 16 flashing young men in
uniforms of the Canadian Royal
Mounted Police were only members
of the Inglewood drill team turned
out to welcome the Canadian ath-
/ letes.
AS might be suspected, the Hun
garian shot-putter, Donnigan, is a
cop.
J Trained athletes as they are, many
residents of the olympic Village will
see what is for them new form
of sport tonight. They will be
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26
B A S E B A Ii
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia, 8; New York, z.
Detroit and ST. Louis, rain.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Open date; no games.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26

guests at Pacific coast league
night baseball game,
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26

The Canning Apricot association
San Jose, has advised its members
to dry their fruit rather than ac-
cept the cannery offer of $25 q
ton for los or better.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26

AS might be suspected, the Hun
garian shot-putter, Donnigan, is a
cop.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-26

! Trained athletes as they are, many
residents of the olympic Village will
see what is for them a new form
of sport tonight. They will be
Evening star., 1932-03-15

keep to it. And now they could see
the red flag flying from the red-painted
bathing station.
That was the other" the little boy
remarked, who all this while accom-
panied Martin He'll. The mysterious
remark passed unnoticed.
Herr Alois Birndl, the proprietor of
the swimming and sun-bathing estab-
ishment, was standing with his friend,
Eggenhofer, the porter of the Big Peter
mann, and discoursing at large. He
was leaning his large paunch. tastefully
adorned. against the table of the por-
ter's box, and on it were extended the
ten blush red fingers, as thick as
thumbs, with which he was adding
emphasis to his argument He was
speaking in the Frauensee dialect, a
form Of speech to which he had been
Evening star., 1932-03-15
rs MARTINS SUMNER
T<JN byM1h Baum 4
mM0MRnAm

their woolen garments and mackin-
toshes. Twenty boats dipped wet prows
in the water below a great black bulg-
ing cloud, and already the rain was
sweeping on over the town and Stght
up the gorge Of the valley and over the
mountains, of which only the densely
wooded slopes were visible. Then sud-
denly patch of gentian blue appeared
in the sky and was reflected in the
middle of the lake
1t was at this moment, just as the
clouds broke into smile, that Martin
became conscious somewhere inside him
of the two brown eyes opened wide to
look at him. The consciousness Of this
dismayed and also enchanted him. 1t
seemed to him that these brown eyes
were within him, within his own gray
ones, and yet at the same time looking
at him from outside. Nothing like this
Evening star., 1932-03-15

give himself airs, do you see, because
he's an engineer and hasn't enough to
eat, and so he takes it out in big talk.
But he's proud. Yesterday I was sorry
for the man when it rained on and en-,
so said to him, Here's q shilling for
you, Herr Martin I said, for making
such a fine job of the beach, You
should have just seen him when said
that 1t was touch and go he didn't
give me a punch on the jaw. You've
no finesse whatever said my old
woman. She used to be in service, you
know, at the castle across. there with
that cracked Baron Dobbersberg, so she
knows all about finesse.
Now, Herr Martini said then,
we're going this evening to the
SchWoisshackel to eat some pig's-head
and cabbage. Thanks said he. but
I've already had dinner Well. you'd
Evening star., 1932-03-15
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
Evening star., 1932-03-15
STFNOGRAPHER.

Yourg man with knowledge Of stenographv
snd general ONCE work. including retail
credits preferably one experienced in direct
mail advertising and retail selling: must
have pleasing appearance, personality and
knack at making friends; one who is will
bition to learn the mems wear business and
advance with promotions commensurate with
ability. loyalty and hard work; applicant
should be Washingtonian living with rela-
tives. must be able to stand rigid investiga-
ton and furnish bond; only persons with
above qualifications apply between and
6 pm. to Mr. Fred Pelzman. the Fashion
Shop, 9Th and sts NV.
Evening star., 1932-03-15
AN EXCEPTIONAL
nnnnDTIT

for a man IS to so who lives in washington
who is honest, clean cut, ambitious, VINO Is
carefully looking about to better MS posi-
tion permanently with q desire to be con-
nected with old established substantial hlgh-
class business; large earnings possible lot
the right man on generous commission OASIS.
Address Box 3l6-D, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1932-03-15
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MEN AND WOMEN SOLICrTORS-Good
pay. Mayfiower Cleaners. 2406 18th NV.
MEN AND WOMEN. colored. intelligent:
young. as solicitors for high-grade accident
and health insurance; large commission.
Address Box 257-D. Star Office.
MEN AND WOMEN WHO WILL WORK
Come and do steady. pleasant work on
our new advertising campaign. We are CIV
ing s275o worth of motor service and gaso-
line for 81; workers average SO daily. This
is not another sales ad. Peoples Service
Station. 2042 Georgia ave. NV. Come early.
Evening star., 1932-03-15
A NEW FIELD OPENS.

Monday morning We will start. in CO.
operation with the General Electric Com
pany. a campaign to establish marketing
methods for a new and different General
Electric product, the NEW FLAT PLATE
IRONER
Three men will be selected for this work
men who are looking for a brand-new field
with real opportunity and are willing to
study and work to realize 1t.
Those selected will be given a thorough
training under the personal supervision of
an expert in this new line.
Men with confidence in their own ability
will do well to Investigate this opening.
Please call Mordav morning. NATIONAL
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY. fourth
floor. 1880 New York ave- NV. Ask for Mr..
Pohlmann
Evening star., 1932-03-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

HELP FURNISHED-Domestic, club, hotel
institutional. cooks, maids buffers, porters.
etc. Mutual Employment Exchange. No. 10444
IS
RUPHERS EXCHANGE has Al cooks, maids
| houseworkers; by day. week. month; ref. in
vestisated. Decatur 1851. 1887 llth NV.
Evening star., 1932-03-15
HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
BOY, white. for machinist's helper Salary,
25c an hour to start. GIVE age, weisiS snx
and previous employment. Address BOX
BUS BOY, white, able to drive car. Call
1909 st. NV, second floor.
CAB DRIVERS, Identification cards. Arcade
Cab, Inc. rear Riggs Bank Bldg-' 18TH ana
COLLECTOR. young man, experienced; must
know city thoroughly and have car. Apply
Dailey's. 427 7th st. NV.
MAN. neat, white with sales experience.
who has confidence in his ability to make
good; no trifiers need apply. This ad oneTs
vancement Ask for Mr. Adlung, sos New
York ave. NV. Met 1929
MEAT CUTTER, experienced. not over 40.
State salary expected and experience. "a
dress Box 3s7-D. Star once. II.
Ing about $40 to s35 commission to start,
chance for advancement. Apply 206 District
Nat. Bank Bldg, to pm.
viii train for sales work. Protected terri
men See Mr.. Sauriol. Room 237, Potomac
Electric Power Co. Building, 10th and Z sts'
MEN, two. married preferred. for outside
sales and service work Apply 3 J; Bprned; me-
or and pm.
PRESSER, first-class, none other need apply.
Artistic Cleaners and Dyers, III ST, ne.
SALES EXECUTIVE. experienced in retail
thoroushly capable do not apply Address
BOX 3s6-D. Star once.
SALES MASNAefER man ,P',n p woman cS2dop to or,
Chandler Bldg, i427 Eye st. NV.
statesmen to sell new and used Chevrolet
cars. We have very attractive proposl-
sSipley. Capitol Helshts 90.
statesmen who have successfully sold Sc
curities or intangibles; men who know how how
Station Bldg. 1856 New YORK ave. II.
statesmen : Salary, conditional; workers
only. See Mrs Anthony. Chastleton Hotel.
/ pm. to pm. Part time also. 10.
SODA FOUNTAIN MAN. experienced in sal
1895 Tuesday, 7-iO pm; Wed. until 9 IN.
SOLICITORS (25), advertising sales work;
unlimited possibilities: must have references.
WANrEp-,o shagffeIrs With i. identification H Z.
WINDOW DREssERs, thoroughly, expert
enced in using crepe paper. Gold Bracer
Co, Inc. 1928 H st: ne.
YOUNG MAN, colored. desires job as chauf-
s9s DlSsss AGams ta@S 7se S2s Rs Renyon
SHSa YSfR Concern has opennss s for OF three ener
sition, $40 per week to start. Apply Room
sos, 1919 r st. NV. -
YOUNG MEN need s at once, to help man;
aeer on regular route Steady work and
good pay. See Mr.. Murray. Room sos. In
YOUNG MEN CD. neat appearing for spe;;
cial circulation work. Must have high school
education. Call between 4:30 and $50 pm.
Room 3l8. McGill Bldg.
YOUNG MEN. several. for special work.
Start SIS and bonus conditional. wonder
full opportunity for man with car. Call
after 3 pm. 826 Investment Bldg. l6s
YOUNG MEN. used-car business, with auto,
can make big money. North 95o7 1406 N.
Copitn1 az
Evening star., 1932-03-15

| regular line rate.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE
Is no need to feel that they must accept in
ferior funeral services, due to inability TO
pay high price. The Greater w. w.
Chambers Co. offers o complete funeral. cars
and all. for as little as SIS Worlds finest
waterproof. airtight. guaranteed. steel burial
vault may be had from Chambers for s85. In
case Of death call the Greater w w. Cham
6srs SS Co: l4th: cor Chaplin NV; Col, o432
you beautiful catalogue of how we do it,
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE. ELECTRICITY,
irr1gatlonS, baths. enemas. District 9O7l
DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS; LET
us remodel them into latest creations, 50 50
and $3.50; smart new hats to order For
merly with Madame Ashe. District 1856
REGISTERED NURSE. EXPERIENCED. DE-
Slres TO care for children in her own home
Telephone Shepherd 3o95-R.
ANGEL FOOD CAKE MADE WITH YESTER-
laid eggs. own poultry. Shepherd 3355.
YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE WITH AN
other, apt, furnishing own room; excep-
tional opportunity; rent s42.50. Dec. 36T1
Mgr, Dec. 0659. l5s
Evening star., 1932-03-15
OIuCK ACTION

QUICK ACTION.
FOR QUICK ACTION AND NO PUBLIC
ITY IN SELLING YOUR BUSINESS. SEE
US WE FINANCE BUYERS IN ORDER TO
CLOSE QUICK CASH DEALS. ESTAB. 1923.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO.
SOUTHS LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS'.
9th FLOOR. DIST. NATL BANK BLDG,
METROPOLITAN 48i3-48l4-4sl5
Evening star., 1932-03-15
SITUATION--MEN.

OH OA
Persons advertising for Situations
Wanted" are Ddrned to exercise
careful Investigation of persons Of
teriHo positions tDhere cash deposits
are required to secure employment.
BOOKKEEPER, young man, thoroughly ex-
perienced, Pace trained; temporary or per-
manent. Shepherd 2671
CHAUFFEUR, colored. with or without car
omes na
754s or or Potomac ss4s-w J. T. Lloyd. W. :"
CHAUFFEUR -HoUsEMAN, Filipino, well ex-
Phone Metropolitan 0l84.
CHEF. Al. colored. good baker business
builder MOTEL @ club. restaurant. cafeteria;
FILIPINO. young, desires part-time work
tgoes to school at night can type, knowl-
edge bookkeeping. Phone Metropolitan 01s4
Law STUDENT desires position in law once,
Box 3sl-D. Star once. I7s
MAN. colored. experienced, wishes work on
farm CIVIL or viii rent rent farm aara l7l6 Oregon ave.
PHARMACIST. registered. IL years expert
snce good salesman; reference. Address
Box 393-D. Star ONCE. is"
TAILOR, colored, desires job in alt. clothes
refs Address Box 3ss-D, Star ONCE. To-
oA Oh hAIOINS-WOMEN.
@ s H3U5fd yPs asat es esirfs po Isas sGs'0n
LADY, refined. middle-aged. will do light
housework in mornings in exchange for light
aSpSekesping sEd room; no cooking Address Box
PRACTICAL NURSE. refined, competent. de-
OSLO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, several yrs
valuable experience; capable Of responsibility;
available Immediately; excellent references.
Lincoln 7755-J.
WAITRESS or saleslady position desired by
0745. Miss Carroll.
WOMAN, settled, refined, as Companion
nurse; experienced. P. o. Box 400, Mount
YOUNG LADY, college graduate. desires po-
tion in doctors once or laboratory; hospital
laboratory and fn once experience; sten9Era-
YOUNG LADY. colored. assistant. wishes
position in dentists or physicians once:
years experience in X-ray and laboratory
work; reference. Address Box 4o2-H. Star
SITUATIONs-DOMESTIC.
cooK: coIoTed; neat; pleasant dispSsitloni;
COOK, frst-class. with tea room experience,
wishes place. ISL Hobart
GENERAL HOUSEwORK wanted by neat
colored girl: reference. Call Col. 4059
GENEFAL MAID, cOIOred, neat. experienced
cook, waitress: willing. pleasant; full or part
time; good mothers helper; ref North 9842.
GIRL, colored. wishes general housework or
days work. Call Potomac 5l2l.
GIRL wants job as mothers helper and gen.
eral housework. Call Metropolitan 5433, ask
for Sadie.
GIRL, colored, neat, wants work, part time
or by week: good reference. North 30l3
GIRL. colored. wants part-time work. Po-
tomac 5073
GIRL, colored. wishes houseyork or part
time Job any kind OF work; good refer
ences. Dec. 0S62-W.
GIRL, colored, wishes place as maid nurse
or mothers helper. 764 Hobart pl. NV.
Adams 9482-W. References
GIRL. colored, wants work as mothers help
er or part-time work. Call Decatur 24s2-J.
GIRL, colored. wants general housework or
DAYS work. Phone North 6626.
GIRL. eolored wants to care for children
as mothers helper; will stay nights if neces-
sary; refined 776 Harvard st. NV.
GIRL, colored, neat. wants part-time work:
will do days work. Columbia 377l. 1880
Irving st. NV.