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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-17
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
LEeALS
IS Legal Notices

% LtkdA NOhtCEo
me Central Purchasing Bureau Of In
diana. Room rs State House. VII accept
BIDS for one yeaay, Teqs5emean's , 81 coal 5
clusivel for all state institutions.
Specifications OF coal and Did blanks
srsSsinr letter to the above address.
sad bids 70 be fled az the above ad-
dress not later than 10 O'Clock a m. the
CENTRAL PURCHASING BUREAU OF
- Paul P. FRY Purchasing Agent.
Pursuant 10 Section 81, Chapter 2l3 OF
the Acts Of 1925: sugPleme.nted oy tne I Pr9-
the Indiana State Police Department viii
sell al public auction at Plaza Motor Inn.
Indiana polls on August 20. at 10 80 A. n
10 the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed property. 1900.
DeSoto Sedan ............... Eng. C9600g
Ford Coupe ................En Eng. l26b4954
Chrysler Sedan ..............E Eng. R263I56
HUDSON Sedan ...............- Eng. of9o599
Nash Coach ............'..... Eng. o66995 59g
Essex Coach .....'.....'.'.- :. Eng; sgoss33e
fO'U "0O- signed: AL FEENEY,
Supt. Indiana State Police.
NOTICE is hereby given that We 1eaI VII or on
Ave. Indiana polls Indiana beginning al
900 O'Clock said day TO satisfy the. claims
against them by the Rosner Transfer and
account Of the persons named below Mrs.
Henry D. Alexander. formerly 1886 z. Yer
mont St. No. 4 Indpls.. Ind. S. Black
well, formerly 1913 West 27th St. Indpls..
Ind Mrs Howard \. BRADY formerly
Ted BRYAN. formerly 925 Olive St. Indpls..
Ind Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bullock. former
~ 3845 n Capitol Indpls.. Ind. Mrs. Joe
Clark. formerly 3l8 S. Senate and Gordon
Furniture Co. Indpls.. Ind. Ernest Drake.
formerly 1883 n. Belleview Pl, IndpiSS-
Ind Martha NJ Fletcher. formerly 1907
Edison, Indpls., Ind R. c; McGnnis.. for
merry All Ralston;o Indpls.. IND. jessie
Moore formerly 1888 Martindale, Indpls.,
Ind Harry Osborne. formerly 855 Lin
coin, Indpls.. Ind. Rev. H. G. Ovelton
and or Pearl Jones, formerly 1892 Hudson
Ihdpls Ind. William Taft. formerly TIA z
N Senate Ave. Indpls., Ind. Chas. Brown
and or Deputy Constable Roy White, for
merry 1885 South Pershing, Indpls.. Ind.
This sale is pursuant to the statute Tor
the purpose of enforcing, liens for our
charges against these goods.
ROSNER TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-17
SENATOR GORE PRAISES
MODIFIED SILVER MOVE
OklahOman Hits at Initiation, Lauds
Roosevelt.

By Hffrd Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.-Hitting
at imitation. Senator Thomas P.
Gore Dem. Okla. said today that
the metal IN the standard unit
ought 10 be worth as much in the
form of bullion as IN the form Of
coin"
Speaking as a layman and not
as an expert, I am glad that the
President has modified the silver
policy of the treasury department.
said Mr.. Gore. to issue sl.29 worth
of full legal tender silver certificates
against one ounce of silver which IS
worth only so cents. IS fiat money
to the extent of that difference.
Fiat money is an attempt on the
part Of the government to make
something out of nothing. It takes
real omnipotence to do that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-17
ACTOR IS THREATENED
Jack La Rue Reports Assassination
Attempt in Home.

BIZ JHWtH FFfSS
HOLLYWOOD. Cal, Aug. IL
Jack La Rue, motion picture actor,
reported to police today that a
group of men forced entrance to
his house and attempted to assassi-
nate him. La Rue described the
asSailantS as "gangsters." Twdo de-
tectives were sent to investigate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-17
Mother Cat Adopts Squirrel

81 JHitcd Press
BROCKTON. Mass. Aug. II
Mrs. Donald B. Packaro's mother
cat has adopted a baby gray squirrel
and Is raising II with her three
kittens
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-17
{. C. M'KELVEY DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Resident Of City Is Years Will Be
Buried in NObleSville.

z. c. McKelvey. 81. of PTS Car
rollton avenue. died today at his
home. He was an invalid for forty
one years. He had lived IN Indian
apolis thirteen years.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. Services Will be
held at the home. and burial will be
in Noblesville-
Mr.. McKelvey is survived by the
widow and two sons. Henry DIN
and CLYDE F. NfcKelvey, both of In
dlanapOlls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-17
Bandits Kill Three japanese

By HifCd Press
MUDKEN. Manchukuo. Aug. IL
Three members Of a japanese sur
vey party were killed by bandits
near Hsinchingfu. it was reported
today. Two others of the party were
wounded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-17
MUMPS BRING FREEDOM
Prisoner Released when He Con-
tracts Disease in Jail.
By Jnitcd Press

NJ [ Nittu FfteS
SEATTLE, Aug. 17-Just get a
case of mumps in jail and see how
quickly you get out. That's what
Sidney Root did. and he was re-
leased. He was in Jail on marital
troubles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-17

Franklin Ripley Outing Set
The Franklin and Ripley counties
basket dinner reunion will be held
Sunday in Garfield park.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Transportation

GO o. Round Trip Dade Park Races.
po'Oo Via Evansville. Lv. 1880 a. m.
Sat Ret same mite Includes adm. to
track and grand stand.
S5.75 WORLDS FAIR TOUR
Leave every Friday midnight, return
Sunday night including transportation
and hotel acc: tickets to fair. UNITED
BUS Call RI-4232. PIT S. Ill. for reser
Evening star., 1934-01-07
WEAN ER BROS,
Washington Bldg. DI e4So.

WHITE
1735 Lanier pl. n.w.-S rooms. bath.
front and rear porches. ........ S65O0
bath. h.-wh.. electricity ....... 45.oo
h.-w.h.. electricity. .....s......... $500
electricity .................. $1,000
iatrobe heat .o a.. 40 90
1OIS 18th St SEE rooms water. 1850
1914 st. ss-5 rooms water. 80. $3.50
L1NKINS CO.
1733 De Sales ST DI 3522
Evening star., 1934-01-07
APT.

WILL. EXCHANGE EQUITY IN CHEW!
Chase building lot for equity in co-operativ
apt Address Box 7S-T. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-01-07

H. G. SMITHY CO.,
1913 Eye NV. M. 1904.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
nRIGHTwooD's
DARGAINS

DAhOAINS
1923 eth St n.w.-3 bed rms, I
$500 Sth st. w.-Corner; & rms,
bath. Frigid.. garage. ....... $500
5sl4 4th st. .w.-Semi-det..
rms. bath, Frigid.. gar. ..-. 1000
All 3rd ST. n.w-6 rms. bath.
giassed sleeping porch. ....... $50
$50 Sheridan st. n.w.-6 rms,
bath; vacant. ............... 45.OO
900 Roxboro place n.w.-6 rms,
bath. built-in gar. 5000
s14 Underwood ST. n.w.-6 rms.
bath, built-in gar. -. $3.50
603 Somerset place n.w.-Semi-
det. br.. 6 rms. bath. gar. 49,. 45.00
722 Tuckerman st. n.w.-6 rms.
bath. built-in gar 47.5o
6419 sth 81. n.w-very desirable,
8 rms, bath, gar. r........ 5000
604 Somerset place n.w.-6 rms,
e4oi 7th st. NV. Corner;
rms. bath. built-in gar ... $500
901 Butternut st. NV rms,
. baths, gar; corner. ...... $500
617 Somerset place n.w.-6 rms,
5000 End st. .w.-Bunsalow. at
tractive; rms. gar. $500
500 Sheridan ST. n.w.-6 rms,
bath: vacant. nt.............. 47.60
sos Nicholson st. n.w.-4 bed
rms, ] bath, garage. ..... $3.50
For complete list, further particulars
and keys to inspect. see Mr.. Thompson,
our agent. at 72S Somerset place NV,
or Dixie Realty Co., National $3.50.
Evening star., 1934-01-07

1904 Northampton St. NV.
Attractive bungalow. 1 block west of Con-
necticut ave. near Chevy Chase Circle; large
living room with fireplace and built-in book
cases. dining room. kitchen pantry; bed
room and lavatory on first floor; large
bed rooms and bath on second floor; extra
large closets and storage space; can install
kitchenette on second floor: hardwood floors.
built-in garage, hot-water heat. new gas
stove; newly papered and painted; $50 per
mnnfh
Evening star., 1934-01-07
SIS 90

SfJ.OO.
Semi-detached brick house, six nice rooms.
newly papered and painted. hardwood floors,
attractive bath and kitchen, built-in garage,
hot-water heat; near grade and junior high;
stores and churches nearby; good transpor-
tation on two car lines See Mr.. GANZERT
at us Tuckerman st. NV. Drive out Geor-
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Ave d. Sl41
Evening star., 1934-01-07
"Woodlawn.
CLEVELAND PARK

Mansion In an oak grove-Over an acre
in lawn and gardens. Beautifully appoint
ed and completely furnished. Air condition
ed and modern in all details
w. c. & A. N. MILLER.
DI 44f4
Evening star., 1934-01-07

1871 IRVING N.w-THREE ROOMS,
Kitchen, bath entire first floor; good con-
Evening star., 1934-01-07

THE PARTRIDGE,
1873 PARK RID.
Beautiful modern 5-story building, with
elevator; electric refrigeration on house cus-
ReoMs. KITCHEN AND BATH.
At Moderate Rentals.
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
1913 Eye NV. M 5e04.
4226 9TH St, Cor. Varnum.
Sin
1867 IRVING ST. NV.
3 rooms, kit. bath. Frisidaire. ss
Cheap Rooms Ss9 sAaH gHSB
CoLoRED -NE.. 837 ACKER AND 1421
eSssp rent sssns s ss: fs6 fsfS
FOR COLORED-I71s CORCORAN ST. NV.
Low rental. / and 2 rooms, kitchen and
bath. Resident manager on premises.
COLORED-3-RoOM APT. KIT. PRIVATE
asea e9t ws'nI ei5a ADAMS apss sso
en- apt, two rooms. Kitchen and bath
CoLoRED-APT.. 5 RMS. BATH ELEc-
s1lsssL' dassd North 7sss sssi' rent
coLoRED-S475O-l442 CoRCoRAN ST.
- large rooms. bath. reception hall.
S37 30: small rooms. bath. DECATUR 1894.
FOR FOR coLoRED-1 RM, KIT: sEMI-BATH;
is1s sssa fsodlssP e. as5s fine location reasonable
COLoRED-23l3 ST NW-2nd FL.
sTS,1amly MSrtS 1aysn apt. rms. bath. ss6 OWNER
COT OpTN I1Eo or ~ w I,]S,I,r a f,,7,-
kitchen. bath. h.-w.h. eIec: depression rent.
FOR REFINED CoLoRED.
1929 I533Sss You NV r, b.. ami: 80: $3.50
s. < St. n,e.+r.; use bath. heat: $3.50
',s ,s,a ,Va ~oa w. dSX T1shEk sF o .oa $3.50
1404 11th st. NV, End H., 5 rms, b. s2s. 80
1905 llth st. NV, rms. b., ST. heat. 28.50
l4O6 10th st. NV. rms. b. heated. reas.
W. Z: MARSHALL. a2e N. Y. Ave. MA. sse7.
COLORED-61o O NV.
306 NJ n.w.ZOne front rm. North si29.
COLORED.
215 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
rHS% HSTERSAfT6dSSIa,hh s1tsS.9 fnd SI,h EiNANis&2 is22SO
SOKP.,
500 Investment Bldg DI o56s.
COLORED.
THE LOGAN.
315 G ST. NE.
Excellent building: bright. newly deco
rated. Apartment Of rooms, kitchen and
bath. S35.
1881 22nd ST. NV.
new. modern. well kept building. in
very desirable neighborhood; 2 rooms kitch-
en- and bath, $32.
w. II. WALKER,
734 5th st. NV. National 1880.
Evening star., 1934-01-07

4Z26 9TH ST., Cor. Varnum.
rms. bath. shower. Frigidaire; nr. Grant
Circle southern exp: reasonable; 3anitor.
Evening star., 1934-01-07

S36.50-1466 COL. RID.
Large living room. MgrphYy bed kit. free
HEART OF 10th ST.
Beautiful Oak Lawn Terrace
Just one 4,room. kitchen and bath apart
.a 4 real artistic home in this beautiful
M. Efsf s s.sriSsE. MsT sD s1so No 112
S32.
Rooms * kItfhsh iSsh snd sT HH sith' Cellar
Res Msr ms WHTTMoRE 95s 18th
CHOICE 5-RM. APT, $50.
10th ST. EMBASSY SECTION.
Large. outside rooms . exposures: mod
0Ss 'sa b Bath s n.s1 s1r9gst rO 00ri
UNUSUAL & INTERESTING.
One apartment. living room. dining room.
sIss No HILL III sHTf rs ssss 18th ST.
Also apartment. living room. dining room.
kitchen. two or three bed rooms and three
Porches. open ireplaces. Frisidaire.
rurn!sasa asss 18th g ratrlfhasf 81! aEHs EUCLID.
3O1O WISCONSIN AVE.
esbness: eaaas Elevator. ss a5's'aae with ne" large
open. tpiSsneS Lighted evenings. In ''Aen' '0no'0n'
Two large rooms. kit. bath, large closets.
5000.
Resident Manager-Apt. 102.
]. c. WELDON CO.,
NEW APARTMENT,
713 and us IRVING ST. NE.
rvs ssua5ss RoMs ssuih RHE e En- pS nas MGnsYs E si
AND BATH. So so AND s3e.5Q.
.sa. dfsst hstns 20 Rsn Ss plush h0TsT gsa
porch and separate rear yard.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
eNN2ATAIoNAi ION Z :2looH. H
1873 IRVING ST. NV.
Attractive modern building NEAR. near 18th I..s (
St. car line and 10th ST. bus. Electric
2 Rms, Kit, Bath, $40.
H. L. RUST CO.,
1901 18th st. NV. Ma. 500.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS.
Electric refrigeration.
1921 KENYON ST. NV.
r., kit, dinet.. bath. $3.50.
1476 NEWTON ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen. bath. $4,000.
1471 IRVING ST. NV.
?r 3 rooms s B.; .nd q BsES. BsFSn' $3.50 stSSS'
DIES ARTS APARTMENTS.
4Ssm, Ssss GoS5sao Slss6sS, bxsi Sysb, sM; sy5 co.
ESQ 14th ST. NV.
large outside rooms, $500.
DONNELLY & PLANT. INC,
1874 Park Rd. NV CO: os3s.
S43.5OI2526 18th ST.
Bargain near Col. rd.-Real nice. sunny.
big rooms. kit. refrigeration.
IDEALLY LOCATED
REASONABLY PRICED.
1926 Porter St. NV.
Completely detached butldins.. Just on
Conn. ave. Inclosed grounds making ideal
~ S45.OO.
Rooms. Kitchen, Bath and Porch.
| S62.5O.
s Rooms; Kitchen; nsth h,..ns and ToTaa., TroTsh
ii. g. SMITHY co,
141s Eye NV. Ma. 5904.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
1921 Fairmont St. NV.
$3.50.
! Room, Kitchen, Dinette. Bath.
S45.W.
..- ESsms; Kitehe1 {,sHs Bath h.n,,.r
H. G.. SMITHY CO.,
| 141s Eye NV. ma. soo4.
Evening star., 1934-01-07

1908 D ST. s.E.-6 R., BATH, H;:AHaaa
1906 b st. is..e..6 r. bath h.-a.h. Ell. $3.50
53O1 Sth st. n.w.-1O r. b. h.-wh.. m
ses 18th st. n.w..i3 b.. h.-a.h.. 1900
300 Indiana ave uw-S r. b.. h.-w.h. $500
31O 1st st. sell r. b., h. a.h... 5000
16 st. nw.-6 T., b.. h.-a.h.. AZ I'D
2511 18th ST. n.w.-5 r.. b.. modern. 4O.OO
HARRY JUSTINE
215 Woodward Bldg MA 696Q.'
Evening star., 1934-01-07

cSc M 7O7 Goth ST. NW-Walking dis
ls"poo.OO tance to Government Depts.
rooms and bath; electric yefrigera-
Evening star., 1934-01-07

SUITABLE FOR ROOM RENTING.
2315 Pa: ave. n.w-9 r.. b., h.-w.h S65. 50
1884 Col. rd. n.w.-12 r, b. st. Mt. 9O.Uu
CHARLES L. NORRIS
0135 Penna Ave NV,
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-09-07
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
COLONIAL CD IClL
Continued from Trib une septembererI
FOR 81 GRC..X

Continued from Trib uRe September6th
L5eutencmt Governor Laurence W.
Crame,. Mr.. Chairman. The remarks
appended to he draft indicates clearly
what the purpose of the ordinance IS.
he decision of the Council in connection
with the enactment of a measure setting
10 hqnor stores needs to be furthered by
This legislation; that is to say that the
Government cannot establish the stores
until the operating capital IS established.
The amount is not very great from the
point of view of the Government stores.
You will no,ice. that the ordinance pro-
vid4s for the setting up of surplus fund
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-09-07

which will be available FOR operating cap
ital
The Chairman: The discussion is
opened.
3rd Member for Christansted Town
(FGblo): Mr.. Chairman. | hate to be the
one 20 speak first on this matter. |
thought would not have anything to do
with this rum question on the whole, but
viewing the situation as it is about 70
shape itself, and when il IS contemplated
spending the Ii tile money in the Treas
ury and as one elected by the people to
see after their affa RS. feel | have to
enter into the discussion on this matter.
| desire to say in connection with TINS or
Gnance that it is my opinion that In set
tug 40 monopoly for the control of IL
quor any capital that may be needed
should come from the Virgin Islands
Com pany. do not like to see that our
meagre Treasury is threatened with de-
pletion for the sake Of establishing IL
qGor control. 1t is contrary to the desire
of Presi deut Roosevelt to create mono
poly and place it into the hands OF the
GOV vernon the President was clear In his
statement that he favored control. not
monopoly. This rum question can very
well be taken care of by private lndlvl-
duals. Why should the Municipality
spend S.. 10000 for working capital foc
this rum business? The people can take
care of that Why take So. 100000 out of
the Treasury and set up rum stores while
there is great need for other things. for
instance implements for fire protection
or a reservoir, When the small sum of
S.. 100000 is set up to run an enterprise
the most we could expect by way or re-
turns is 1907 net profit, Wouldn't it be
better if the Municipality collect reven-
ues from the sale of rum?
Isr Appointed sMember (MOorehedd):
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-09-07

loan fun for the purchase of
fire engines. introduced by Gov
eminent.
8. Colonial Council Bill No. 16.
Introduction of and lst discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No. 10.
draft of amendment to the Budget
for the Municipality of st Crolx
for the fiscal year 1885. lntfcduc-
ed by Government
Colonial Council Office. Chris tiansted.
September 6. 1884.
ARNOLD ID. GOLDEN.
Chairman.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-09-07

Mr. Chairman The only objection have
to the bill now under discussion is where
it speaks of rum shops" would sug-
gest that liquor store" be used instead.
The honorable 3rd Member for Chris
tiaEsted Town says he is afraid that
Treasury will be depleted, but | see in
line ID Of the ordinance that the loan is
to be paid back with interest. We have
to find money to establish these liquor
stores or find money to buy collins ID
bury the poor that are drinking bad
stuff. say let rs do away with the lines
that speak of rum shops" and instead
use "liquer stores.
End Member for Frederiksted Town
(Brow). Mr.. Chairman. 1t is my under
standing that all license fees and taxes
that would come from an individual
would also come from the Government;
and that being so. the arguments of the
honorable 3rd Member for Christiansted
Town falls.
End Member for Frederiksted Country
On. M. Skeochr Mr.. Chairman. agree
with the last speaker Liquor is sold in
the United States today under Govern
ment control and hat issa fact tina. we
cannot get away from. The laboring men
are getting their drinks in an illegal
manner, they are anxious to see the Ii
quor stores open eL9er by private indi-
viduas or by GovefHhent ASH under-
stand il, 10 passing Council Bill No. "a
we gave the Government the exclusive
right to sell liquor by retail or by the
drink and any one can go ir legitimate
way and buy bottle of rum or drink.
St. Thomas has passed similar bill long
ago and cannot see what we are going
10 profit by hemming and having. We
are unfolding people who are selling IL
guor illegally and protest because | arn
manufacturing rum. You may not buy
from me but o not care.
1st Member for Christansted Town
(Cdneqata) Mr.. Chairman | would like
10 vote but before doing SO would like
TO know what am doing. | understand
the draft IN general principle out would
like to know something about the details.
How many liquor stores are there going
10 be. under whose management and
where are these stores going to be locat
ed. The ordinance is all righr in principle
but it seems to me that you cannot intro
duce draft like this without setting up
the details. Is it The intention to set up a
Board that is going to take all the rights
of the Municipal Committee. | would like
to know.
End Member for Frederiksted Country
District On. NJ SkeOch): Mr.. { hartman. .
We have voted for Board of Control
and the details will have to re taken up
with that Board.
To be Continued
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-09-07
Christiansted Theatre
cas- Sunday NIGHT GAS
William
WALLS OF GOLD"

hard and fast she
81
Itsthei
barring
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DIN ST AS
Coming soon "he Gentleman
Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-18
f ANGUS RACE
DRIVER HERE
ON SATURDAY

Fred Frame, famous racing driv-
er, winner of Indianapolis Speed
way Classic, 1892, and the Elgin
Stock Car race, 1893, will be in Ell
Centro, January 20. Frame comes
as the guest of Edgar Bros. Co.,
valley Ford distributors who invite
everyone to hear this great driver
tell of his experiences in the Elgin
Stock Car race.
When the Elgin Stock Car race
was announced, according to Frame,
he looked the field over and de-
cided the chances for winning were
best if he drove a Ford V-8. I'D
driven Ford Vs." Frame said,
land I knew just about what it
would do. I'd also put about 10000
miles on the Ford va truck that
/ use to carry my other racing car
around tie country. had built up
a lot of respect for that Ford va
motor.
MANY motorists will recall how
my choice of the Ford va was JUS
tified,' Frame stated. 1T breezed
me home in first place in the Elgin
race at an average speed of 1922
miles an hour for 203 miles. On
one stretch, I had it up to 100
miles an hour.
"Just how we'll the Ford Va per-
formed is shown by the fact that
the winners of the first seven places
drove them. Three other low-priced
cars were entered and one other
car that sells for more than the
Ford, and only one of them fin
ished and then in eighth place.
"The race was a tough one, over
concrete, gravel and macadam, with
! four sharp turns and hairpin.
The Ford took a lot of punishment
and gave me no trouble at any
time.
/ Many people have inquired as
| to whether the Ford drove was
regular stock car. 1t was. The
! American Automobile association
saw to that. After the race their
/ technical committee practically tore
the car apart checking up on every
thing.
I'm ready to tell the world
! about the great car in which wor
the Elgin Stock Car race" Frame
concluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-18
CHAMBER AID
is REQUESTED
BY SOMERTON

Citizens of Somerton, Ariz., have
written to Robert Hays, manager of
the FL Centro Chamber of Com
merce, asking him to assist their or
ganization in forming chamber of
commerce in the Arizona city. There
has never been a chamber in Som
erton and the business men and
farmers of the city have decided that
the organization of such a body
would form a bond between menu
bers and between chambers of other
cities in the southwest.
The Somerton group wrote that
members of the Heber Chamber of
Commerce had mentioned the fact
that the Ell Centre body had sent
representatives to Heber to assist in
the recent reorganization Of that
chamber and tnat Hays would pro-
badly have information which would
be helpful to the Arizona group.
Hays has arranged with the Uni
ted States Chamber of Commerce
for literature to be sent to the Som
erton group to assist them in FORM
ing chamber of commerce and ma
terial which will be helpful from the
Ell Centro Chamber has also beer
forwarded. Yuma residents who
would be helpful in this matter
were also suggested by Hays, as was
T. j. Worthington, former Ell Centre
business man and past president oi
the Calexico Chamber of Commerce
who is now taking an active inter-
est in the newly formed chamber al
Winterhaven.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-18
Here And There
In Sport World
BY United Press

ny OhlSCu AICSS
NEW YORK, Jan. l8. = Heavy
weight Champion Primo Camera
expected to start light training to-
day at Pompton Lakes, N. j., for
his title bout with Tommy Lough-
ran In Miami, February %.
NEW YORK, Jan. 18-Football
circles were waiting expectantly to-
day to see whether Dartmouth's
hiring an outside" coach would
have any effect upon the embroiled
coaching situation at Yale.
Dartmouth cast aside, tradition In
signing Earl H. "Red" Blaik, assist.
ant Army coach, to succeed jack
son Cannell. It was the first time in
80 years that the Hanover school
had gone outside its alumni for a
head coach.
NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-Carl Hub
bell, ace pitcher of the world cham
pion New York giants has signed
his 1894 contract, with a substan-
tial salary increase, and the rest of