davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
~, 900 e1nber el6tt
beszelt az eln6k
Hoover szerint Roosevelt pro.
kramj&nak keresxtiilvitele m
tetennk az Egyesiilt Altar

TObb mint huszOnketezer
gyiilt 0ssze hetf3n este Ma
Square Garden-ben, hogy meg.
hallgassa Hoover elnok beszedet.
Vagy 1000 ember hiaba pr6balt
bejutni Gardenbe. Ehhez a ha-
talmas t0meghez, mely a Garden
egesz k0rnyeket tartotta meg.
saliva, hangszor6k tovabbitottak
az eln0k beszedet.
Hoover beszedeben eles tama.
dast intezett Roosevelt ellen. XII
jelentette ,hogy demokrata pro-
gram keresziilvitele t0nkretenn6
az orszagot. AZ eln0k szerint a
demokrata kormanyzas kiiiritens
a sz0vetsegi kincstart, inflaci6-
val megingatna a penz rendszcrt,
vedvamok lcszallitasaval pedig
nagy nyomorusagot hozna az or.
szag nepere.
Ha leszallitanak v6d5vamo-
kat mondotta az cln0k - fiji
none szaz nagy amerikai varos
utcain es gaz arasztana ell far
,nok milli6it. -
Maid azert tamadta az eln0k
Rooseveltet, amert azzal kecseg-
teti a nepet, hogy minden id6ben,
1ninden munkas reszere munka.
alkalmakat fog nyujtani. Ez
terv szerinte frivol, inert keresz-
tiilvihetetlen. AIT a vadat is emel-
te Hoover Roosevelt ellen, hogy a
legfels6bb bir6sagot belevonia a
politikai viszalykodasba, inert
ugy nyilatkozott, hogy az telje-
sen a republicans part kontroll.
ia alatt all.
Hoovernek beszsde vtgen nagy
ovaci6t rendezett hallgat6sag.
Az ovaci6 az utcan is folytat6-
dott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03

nus rs demokrata part kozti XII
l0nbseget. Timk6 ein0k beszede
utan ugyanazon republicans par
ii jel0ltek beszeltek. akik a re-
publikanus part vasarnap d6lutan
Yonngstownban tartott gyiilesen
beSzeltek S neyiiket azon gyiiIes
tudositasaban koz0ljiik. Ezeken
xviii volt a gyiilesen T. r. Cor
don, Campbell republikanus
part elnoke. A szonoklatok ell
hangYa sayal ayiiles Ysget art,
Egy kis megjeeyzes gyiilessel
kapcselatban: Nemenyi Ern5 egv
levelet mutatott gyiiles vegez-
tevel amelyben egy magyar de-
mokrata klubi gyiilest hirdetnek
j0vo vasarnap delutanra camp
belli demokrata fohadiszallas ter
meben valo megtartasra Mem tu-
dom, hogy mi6ta van magyar de-
mokrata klub Campbellben, ait
tudom, hogy van Magyar Polga-
II Kor'', de kimondottan sem re-
fpublikanus, sem demokrata klub
Z =
tudtommal mines. Hangsulyozom.
hogy eddig Campbellben csak
Amerikai Magyar Polgari K0r
volt, ugy latszik. valaki megiri-
gyelte Youngstown magyarok
dicsoseget es a Youngstown min
tara Campbellben is hozzafogott
a magyar er6 szetforgacsolasara.
Gy0rgy Tamas,
a Magyar Polgari Kor jegyz6ie..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
Roosevelt a bonus
kifiizetese ellen
A s10vets6gi k6ltsegvetest huszon-
0t sz&xale1kl1al akarja lesz&llitani

Roosevelt demokrata eln0kje.
l0lt nominalasa ota a mutt he
ten nyilatkozott el6szor a veteran
b6nusz kerdeserol. Egyik besze-
deben valaszolva Hoover eln0k
tamadasara, hogy a b6nusz ker-
dest mem meri crinteni - Roose-
velt kijelentette, hogy EFT mem
tartotta sziiksegesnek, mivel al
laspontjat ebben kerdesben
mar aprilisban leszogezte volt. 0
mar akkor kijelentette, hogy ell
lenzi a b6nusz azonnali kifizete-
set, inert mem tudja belatni, hogy
a sz0vetsegi kincstar, amely ket-
eyer milli6 dollaros deficitet mu.
tat fel, hogyan fizethetne ki We.
teranoknak jar6 b6nuszt. See
rinte a b6nusz kifizetsere csakis
akkor keriilhet sor, amikor q
kincstarban el6g f0l0sleg lesz,
hogy a. b6nuszt k0ltsegvetGs
egyensulyanak veszelyeztctese
nelkiil foly6sithassa.
Roosevelt kijelentette, hogy a
sz6vetsegi k0ltsegvetest f0ltetle-
Mil egyensnlyba kell hozni, enal.
kill a ,gazdasagi talpraallitas el
sem kepzelhet6. Epp azert pro-
gramjaba vette, hogy legalabb IS
szazalekkal leszallitja a kolts6g-
vetAst. Vi kiadasi t6teleket sem
mi esetre sem szabad q k0ltseg.
vetesbe beallitani, kiv6ve olyano-
kat, amelyek a munkanelkiliskg
cs0kkent6sere es segelyezesere
vonatkoxnak.
A ss1aets6ei k0ltsegvetes esysn
splyostss 4raskebsa st IS jsva-
sdlj. hoesey eysM hosy vssssast II
as6vststSj sd6ss ! so1re, smi tdtb
ssfs milli6 dolli1tIl n6velne !
ss6xetsegi kincst3r bev9telet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03

hogy ismet megalhatunk egy be-
vegzett munkaevnek hatarkove-l
mel. lstene hala Is k0sziinet.
hogy megsegitett benniinket q
nehez esztend6ben, veliink wolf
aldo kegyelme. Bizzunk a j0v6ben
is Pal apostol eme mondasaban "
" Mindenre van erom a Krisztus-
ban, aki engem meger6sit".
Ina utan Csete Sandorne penz-
tarnokno szinten sep szavakka!
iidv0zolte megjelenteket fs meg
tette eyi beszamol6jat es penztaris
jelentcset. Az eln0kn6 felolvasottH
ezutan egy emlekezetes bibliai
verset es felemlitette egyletiirl.
s ewes fennallasa ota elhunyt tag
testv6reinket es kerte megie-
ienteket, hogy emlekezziink meg
roluk e nevezetes napon es mond-
junk ell ertiik egy csendes imat.
Nagyon meghat6 volt ez meg
emlfkez6s.
(Folytatas a 2-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
MAGYAR DEMOKRATA
GYtjLES CAMPBELLBEN

Vasarnap, november Gan. delu-
tan fel haromkor nagyszabasu
demokrata nepgyiilest rendez a
Mahoning Megyei Magyar Demo
krata Klub es a Campbell De-
mokrata Klub campbelli demo
krata f6irodaban. sc Robinson
Road. Jelen lesznek az 0sszes de-
mokrata jel0ltek 6s kivalo angol
es magyar szonokok fognak be-
szelni. Campbell 6s k0rnyeke ma
gyarsagat szivelyesen meghivja a
vasarnap delutani nepgyiilesre
a Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Demokrata Klub es a Camp
belli Demorata Klub.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
A CAMPBELL MAGYAR
REPUBLIKANUs GYtjLEs

Az elmult vasarnap tartotta
rendkiviili gyiiles6t a Campbell
Magyar Polgari Kor campbelli
republicans f6hadiszallas Macy
termeben. A magyarok Macy
szamban jelentek meg ezen gyii-
lessen, hogy meghallgassak a re-
publikanus part jeloltjeit, akik
szinten teljes szamban jelentek
meg. Nemenyi Erno megnyit6ja
utan Tiuk6 Istvan elnok ismer-
tette . republicans part pro.
gramjat, valamint republika-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
4 CAl6PBELLI KULTUR K0R
Macy BALT RENDEZ

A Campbell Magyar Kultur
K0r november 26-an nagy bait
render basketball csapat javara,
nelly tiszta magyar fiukb6l van
6sssealhtva. Ezen sikeresnek iger.
kesS bSlrs tisztelettel megbivjuk
Yodnstsewn 8 k0fnysks ,ussyar-
6t1tk ~ 6tslekrn 6s kit1no hu-
~ itel1lr6l, vslamint IS nassyai
ssH6fd x6ndoskodik . figyel1nes
Rendes6s9g.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
A CAMPBELL POLGARI K0R
RENDES HAVI uYULEsE

Szives tudomasara hozom a
camphelli magyar polgaroknak,
hogy a Magyar Polgari Kor no
vember Gan, dalutan 2 oral kez-
dettel tartja rendes havi gyiile-
set k0r sajat helyisegeben.
A kor tisztikara ktri camp
belli msyyar ss4vsso polgarokat,
hogy i1agy Sz9uahaa .ielenjAnek
meg esen valasztSs el3tti utols6
gyiilssen, 0y6rgy Tam&s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
BET0R6K JARTAK EGY
FERFIRUHA tjzLETBEN

Betorok jartak I. Sussman 317
3. Federal street, ferfiruha iizle-
teben, ahonnan $4OO ertekI ferfi
Is gyermek ruhanemut vittek Ell.
A rabl6k egy pincei szenlerakodo
ablake8 kesesztiil hatoltak be az
iizletbe. A rend0rsee erelyesen
nyomozza betor8ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
LEGUJABB
GR6F APP0NYI ALBERT
SULYosAN BETEa

Budapestr6l jelentik: Gr6f
Apponyi Albert, nagy magyar
allamferfi sulyos betegen fekszik
Budapesten Verb6ci-utcai laka-
san. Budapest es az orszag nepe
felto aggodalommal lesi nagy-
beteg allamferfi allapotar6l kia-
dott orvosi jelenteseket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
VESZEKEDfS K0ZBEN
ME0SZURTA BARATJAT

Lisk6 Andras IA ewes, 92O So.
Rigby st.-i flu 0sszeveszett egy
13 ewes baratjaval sikertelenul
vegz3d0tt m6rk6zes f0l0tt. "A vi
ia heveben 13 ewes flu zsebke-
sevel Lisk6t hatba szurta es SUI
lyos sebet ejtett RATA. A fatal
koru tamad6taa rend6rseg a javi.
to intezetbe utalta es q vizsgala-
tot ez 1eyben mesinditotta. Liskd
allspots sulyos. n /;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
Polgart&rsak! /!

Seeitsuk gy6selemrs Hoover a.
n6k0t, Curtis alsln6k6t = = Sss-
- republiklnns jsl6ltskst.
gv6lasst4suk : jobh id6k ! ~.
gsdstts6g sl6hirnoksi ls1snsk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
Telt haz el6tt folyt le vdsarnap
magyar repubikanus| nagygyiil@s

nagygyues eln0ki tisztet Pipoy Gy4a tototte be- -
A magyarokat mem igeretek'' han}m mai helyzet
otthon, prosperitas erdek1ik'' mbndotta Barnum
Wilson, demokrata elnok, az IA ppntjaval juttatta
Magyarorszagot'' ~ mondoda Grosshandler
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
A Lorantffy Noegylet innepelte
fennallasanak Six evfordul6idtE

Kitunoen skert magyar reformatus egyhaz Lorantffy
Zsuzsanna Noegyletenek jubileumi iinnepelye Macy
szamu vendegsereg jeent meg tempomsegto noegylet
unnepelyen A HIT remeny szeretet uralkodott koztik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03

Indiibsn kb. 100000 enrbet
hal meg evente malariaban.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
AMERICAN
RUNNER ENTERS
MARATHON RACE

LOS ANGELES, June %. U.P)
Juan Carlos Zabala, young Argen-
tine distance star, will compete next
Saturday in the fourth annual
marathon race sponsored by The
Los Angeles Times
Zabala, who has broken the
10000 meter and 15-mile American
records since his arrival in this
country, in addition to defeating
the best of the western stars in
Olympic tryouts here, announced
his intention Of competing today.
He had just completed a fast
15-mile workout and declared him
self in fine shape.
Fifty-seVen runners have ell
tered the race. Among them are
Fred Ward New York, last years
winner; Whitley Nicholson. Chi
cago: Clinton Taylor. Negro, of
Morgan college. Baltimore, and
Franklin Suhu, Hopi brave from the
Sherman Indian school, River
side, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
FOUR FAVORITES
TO BE- WATCHED
in GOLF MATCH
BY STUART CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

FLUSHING. N. Y. June %. -
The national open started today
with four players out of the field
of 15S established as distinct fay-
oriteS.
They were Gene Sarazen, hottest
tourney bet, George Won Elm, Mac
Smith and Tommy Armour All
except Smith hold at least one
major title.
The Fresh Meadow course was
in nearly perfect condition. How
ever. some of the fairways are apt
to provide some cupply lies. The
greens are fast and the rough, some
experts believe. has been cut SO
close as to almost eliminate its
hazards.
Play began this morning when
Henry Cuici. Fresh Meadow pro,
and Walter Kozak. Roslyn, N. Y,
were sent away from the first tee.
The gallery awaited the start of
Sarazen and Billy Burke, the de-
Tending champion, paired for the
first two rounds.
Many spectators will wait to fol-
low Jose Jurado of Argentina, a
truly formidable championship
threat.
Fresh Meadow has par of TO,
evenly divided between the mines.
It's a long course-6555 yards-and
really difficult one.
Expert golf opinion was that the
traditional 292 aggregate for the
70 hole test would be plenty good
enough to win. This is three above
par for each round.
Fred Morrison of Pasadena, Calf,
had been established as the tourn-
ament dark horse. This was
scarcely fair as Morrison is toe
good a golfer to be played in the
outsider category.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
GETS
OFFER TO FIGHT
WINNER At RENO

RENO Nev, June %. U.P) -
Leonard Sacks. business manager
Tor Jack Dempsey, today expected
10 offer Max Schmenng. defeated
world heavyweight champion. $780,
600 TO meet the winner Of the Max
Baer-King Levinsky heavyweight
bout here July 4
Sacks several days ago made a
similar offer to Jack Sharkey. who
dethroned the German heavy
weight Tuesday night, but up to
this morning had heard nothing
from the Boston COB.
Should Schmeling accept Sacks
offer. plans viii be made to en-
large the stadium here to seat
10000. Sacks would stage the bout
Labor Day. he said. Dempsey.
Sacks partner in his promotional
activities. would referee the bout
Rumors that Dempsey may seek
a bout with Schmeling as a climax
to his recent "comeback" tour were
without confirmation today. Demp-
sey was understood TO be in Los
Angeles and could not be reached
Sacks. however. inUmated the for
mer heavyweight champions only
interest II bouts at present was
from the angle OF a promoter and
referee.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
TIGERS MOVE TO
SECOND PLACE IN
JUNIOR LEAGUE

NEW YORK. June 23. ,UP)-Tne
Detroit Tigers. who seldom break
into print through spectacular play,
have risen to second place in the
American League because Of their
business like baseball.
Their winning scores seldom are
top heavy, but somehow Bucky
Harris boys have Won "a games
and lost only %.
They rose into second place yes
terday. jumping from fourth pos
idon. when they beat the Boston
Red SoX. 6 to 5. With the score
led at five all in the eighth inn
ing. Earl Webb scored from sec
end base ON Schuble's double.
Philadelphia Athletics dropped
To third place by losing to TO
the Chicago White SoX. johnny
Hodapp drove out a four bagger
for The ChisoX i'm the seventh. while
Jimmy FoXX. of The As, hit his
28th homer Of the season in the
fourth inning
Washington dropped to fourth
place by losing to the Cleveland In
dians. II to .. The S.. Louis Browns
beat the New York Yankees, II to
10. despite Lou Gehrig's 10th and
18th home runs for New York
The Pittsburgh Pirates replaced
Brooklyn in third place in the Ma
tIonal League by downing the Dodg-
erS. : to 6. despite Hack Wilson's
TWO home runs
Flint Rhem pitched the Phillies
to an Il to , win ever the leading
Chicago Cubs. allowing six scatter
ed hits. Chicagos Two tallies were
made In the second inning when
Moore homered with one on base.
Whitney. Hurst. Y. Davis and Klein
homered Tor Philadelphia.
The New York Giants rose into
a sixth place lie with St Louis
by overwhelming the Cardinals, 8
to ! Orsatt homered for st. Louis
while Bill Terry. {. Moore and
Fullis Gid likewise for the Giants
Cincinhau's last place Reds
doWned the Boston Braves. II to
8. pounding Brown. Pruett and
Farmhouse Tor. II hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
TEAM
TO PLAY VALLEY
STARS TONIGHT

Clearing the decks for action in
the king-pin game of the season,
between Redlands and an all-star
Imperial Valley team at Wilson
Field, Russell Wyatt last night
pitched the Shirer Drug team TO a
5 to 0 shutout against the last
slipping Studebaker nine.
Wyatt was aided by Pat Williams,
who smashed out three hits. The
Studebakers' two hits were made by
Gott and Sheffield.
This contest was the last of the
week before the Redlands team
comes to Ell Centro tonight with a
reputation which is almost strong
enough of itself to win a baseball
game The mountain league team
cannot be much better than its
reputation, for several weeks ago it
beat Cotton to 0, and last year
Cotton defeated the Santa Ana
coast league champs for the Little
Worlds Series championship.
Imperial Valleys team will be
made up of the outstanding players,
chosen from every part of the val
ley and from practically every team.
Although the valley team is not
rated much of a chance to defeat
Redlands. the pitching of Joe Hurst
and the slugging of other team
members may set the mountain
and coast league champions back
considerably. Should Hurst have
a good night one or two runs might
be sufficient to win the game.
Tonight's lineup for Imperial
Valley will see Joe Hurst pitching,
Pat Paterson catching, George Jep-
way of Brawley at first base, Ike
Price at second base, Harry Ham
merslaugh at third base, Judd
Humphrey of Brawley at short
stop, Pop Daniels of Brawley in left
field, Ted Ehmke in center field,
and Perry Hardin of Imperial or
George Thomas Of Calexico in right
! field.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
Wake UP Y0UR
LIVER BILE:
WITHOUT CkL0MEl
And You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Karin 10 Go

II you feel sour and sunk ana the world
looks punk, don't swallow q lot Of salts,
mineral water. oil. laxative candy or chewing
yum and expect them to make yoa suddenly
sweet and buoyant ana full OF sunshine.
For they can't do it. They only move the
bowels and 4 mere movement doesn' get at
the cause. The reason FOR your down-and-Out
feeling is your liver. 1t should pour out two
pounds OF liquid bile into your bowels daily.
II this bile is not flowing freely, your food
doesn't digest. 1t just decays in the bowels.
Gas bloats up your stomach. GU have
thick, bad taste and your breath IS foul,
skin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head
aches and you feel down and cut. \ our whole
system IS poisoned.
1t takes those good. old CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS 10 get these two
pounds Of bile flowing freely and make you
feel up and up" They contain wonderful.
harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing
when it comes to making the bile flow freely.
But dom { ask for liver pills. Ask for CATERS
Little Liver Pills. Look for the name Carter's
little Liver Pills on the red label. Resent
substitute. 25c at all stores. = 1881 c NJ 60
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
HAS
FINE TEAM FOR
OLYMPIC GAMES

Los ANGELES. June %. UR-
The flag of Australia floated to-
day over Olympic village, symbolic
of the presence of Olympiad ath-
letes from the nation down under. .
The blue flag with white stars
and a union jack IN one corner, was
raised at a sunrise ceremony while
the eight male athletes and the
teams retinue stood at attention.
Il flies with the flags Of India
and Argentina before the long, low
white administration building Of the
village. high on the Baldwin hills.
Attention was centered on An
drew BOY Charlton, the SWIM
ming marvel from the antipodes
and G. A. Golding, who came hall
way across the world for the pur-
pose of beating Zen Eastman, Am
erica's fleet. specialized runner, 'in
The 400 meter race.
All the athletes. including the
four women. held light workouts.
visited the pool and stadium, and
did some shopping yesterday.
Golding, a husky, rangy, curly
haired blond, who looks like a
charging football tackle, flashed de
termination as he spoke Of his
purpose in coming to the United
States.
Remarkable as Eastman's time
was. Golding said. 7 don't think
any of US should concede him VIC
tory.
IF you go back through the
records you'll find that many a
star who shines brightly in the
spring falls down in the Olympics,' .
the runner pointed out.
Has Good Mark
Golding said that he did not pre-
dict this situation of Eastman, but
expressed a possibility that it may
happen to the best athletes.
Golding has a mark of 47.9 sec
onds running on q 350-yard cir
cular grass track without any en-
banEment. which is considered eX-
cellent time.
Charlton's victories are looked
upon as already chalked up for
Australia by his teammates. The
husky. Drowned swimmer has a not
able record OF Olympic competition.
At the age of a he held a national
record. and is in the United States
for his third Olympic competition.
He won the 200 meter swim and
was third in the 4O0-meter event
in 1924, and gathered a pair of
seconds in these events at Amster-
dam in 1928.
Charlton has been out of swim
ming competition for almost four
years, but the 24-year-old swimmer
IS reported to have completely re-
covered from q rheumatic ailment.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
Pacific Coast
League Scores
BY United Press

BY United Press
Portland took a firmer grip on
. second place in the Pacific coast
league today. The Beavers turned
back the ambitious San Francisco
Seals. who have been crowding un-
comfortably close to second place,
with a decisive y to 2 defeat last
night. The Seals. breaking under
the tension of Their recent drive,
made six errors during the evening.
The league leading Hollywood
Stars had their troubles. Oakland
/ connected with Ortman's offerings
for three runs in the first inning
and finished the nine innings at
the big end Of d 10 to 4 score. The
Oaks garnered IS sa'feties while
Augie Walsh held the Stars to sev-
en- hits.
Manager George Burns Of Seat
tie took q hand in the seHenth inn
ing, cracking out a homer TO aid
his proteges to 7 to 2 win over
Los Angeles. Prior to the four run
rally started by Burns, the game
had been a pitching duel between
Ed Baecht and junk Walters.
Sacramento evened the series
with the Missions by taking an af-
ternoon tilt, 10 to 6. The game
was lavish with hits. Flynn and
SalVo granting II TO the Reds while
the Solons collected IA from Caster
and Briggs.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
No Boxing This
Week At Arena

Because of inability to get ap-
proyal Of the state athletic COM
mission in time to have a boxing
card here this week, there will BE-
no fights at the Imperial Valley
Athletic club tomorrow night, it
was announced today.
The promoters are planning to
have a card on next Friday night,
details Of which will be announced
later.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
Dog Racing Draws
Large Attendance

CULVER CITY. Calf, June %.
UP)-Nearly 1900 persons, twice
as many rs were expected. wit
messed the debut of greyhound rae
ing at the new Culver City canine
track last night.
The puppies ran true to form.
Only once did the hounds halt
with the mechanical rabbit within
inches of their outstretched mouths.
Jew Doctor, a long shot and
Tanglefoot Bug forgot the bunny
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
FavOrites Leading
I'm State Tennis

BERKELEY, Calf, June %.
U.P) - Without upsets, favorites
marched toward the finals III the
California state tennis champion
ships here today.
Edward Chandler won his quar-
ter final match from Wallace
Bates, 60. 6-3, while Worth Oswald
was outstroking Edmund Levy,
Sc, 6-2, in the mems singles.
Edith Cross won her third round
singles match from Golda Gross,
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
Itching Toes.

This may be due to Athletes
Foot, especially if there are blisters
and a Watery discharge.
Rub your feet night and morning
with Emerald Oil This gives in
slant relief from the intolerable
itching and clears up every trace of
the infection in ten days to two
weeks.
Clements Drug Co. Will tell you
that one bottle Of Moone's Emerald
Oil will end Athletes Foot or mon
ey back. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23

as they neared the tape and en-
gagged III spirited battle.
option betting was presented for
the first time in Southern Cali
fornia, and the booths were well
patronized.
Traffic Marshall, son of Traffic
Officer, won the feature race at
three e-sixteenths of a mile. My
Laddie was second and Kitty Dar-
ling third.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
CITY HALL KEYS LOST

FORT WORTH. Tex. U.R) - L
appeared a simple task. when the
caretaker was ordered 10 lock the
city hall. But when he went to
carry cut his orders he could not
find any keys. Fer 20 years the
city hall had gone unlocked and
TO member of the present regime
could remember having seen the
keys.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
TOWN FOUND BLAMELESS

PROVIDENCE, r. I. UP)-The
state supreme court has ruled that
the town of Exeter was not to
blame because John r. Sherman
contracted pneumonia when his
automobile stuck in the mud in that
community during a storm. Sher-
man sought to have the town pay
his doctors bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
ROADSIDE BEAUTY CAMPAIGN

ALBANY. Ore. W.P(--A roadside
bauty campaign has been inaugu-
rated by the State Federation of
Garden Clubs
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Sacramento, 10; Missions. 6.
Oakland, 10; Hollywood. /
Seattle, Z; Los Angeles. >.
Portland. -; San Francisco. .
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23

6-1, 6-3, but Helen Zabriskie, SWIM
ming star, finally met competition
she could not cope with in Doro-
thea Swartz, and last, GA, Cd.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York. 8; St. Louis /.
Pittsburgh, Z; Brooklyn. 6.
Philadelphia, II; Chicago, ..
Cincinnati, IA; Boston. g.