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Evening star., 1935-11-20

CHEVROLET 1894 de luxe sedan: haWiess:
original black finish set of by contrasting
Chinese REQ Wheels Driven only 10000
miles. Spotless interior; One car IN
tee. Steuart Motors. 9TH and New York
Evening star., 1935-11-20

PLYMOUTHsl PLYMoUTHsl-1935 de
luxe sedan. robln's-esg blue finish. S595;
SS5 ds luxe sedan nnac Sars 9pe nlsh S5gS
S435: 1888 de luxe P-D sedan. $3.50: 1933
de luxe conv. coupe. $3.50. AL guaranteed
by Barnes Motors. Terms 1929 l4th
At w Phone Decatur 33A0
Evening star., 1935-11-20

PLYMOUTH I936-Sacrifice credit slip on
new 1885 de luxe Plymouth; Act quickly.
Evening star., 1935-11-20

CHEVROLET 1898 phaeton: almost a new
car; formerly owned by an Army ofhcer.
who has been Transferred TO Hawai-; scI
red leather de luxe upholstery 4-door body
type. Really a beautiful car. Above facts
OF former ownership can be verified from
District of Columbia Title Bureau. New
car guarantee. 90 days. and new-car rate
Of finance charges: ls. months to pay.
Price only S45g Standard Motor Sales,
Inc 1905 14th st NV North l41a
Evening star., 1935-11-20

PACKARD 1882 standard 3 cabriolet
equipped radio. heater: low mileage: car
excellent every respect: private owner.
Phone Emerson 1888.
PACKARD 1929 4-pass coupe; Al shape
including tires: S195 cash Address P. O.
Box l72 WASHINGTON, D c.
Evening star., 1935-11-20

PLYMOUTH 1894 coupe: a fine little car
that's in the best Of mechanical condition
rior. Priced low at S465. Stanley II, Horner
Inc. l11l 14th st. NV. National 165l
Evening star., 1935-11-20

FORD BARGAIN-Eauity in new Ford
1898 Tudor sedan, run only 1000 miles.
Phone Metropolitan 6034. 21e
FORD 1870 sedan; good condition: sacri-
nee sI0O. Phone Lincoln S7Qs. after
Evening star., 1935-11-20

CHEVROLET 1888 town sedan; wire
wheels. Luilt-in trunk; excellent in every
respect; S:I95. At 18th and Fla; ave ne
Coast-In. Inc, Chrysler-Plymouth' Fhohe
Evening star., 1935-11-20

PACKARD 1929 convertible sport coupe;
excellent mechanical condition: new car
buretor battery. pump. pistons. Sacrific-
ing for SIS cash. Phone North 1857
Evening star., 1935-11-20

FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor sedan; driven
Call Columbia 61S6-M.
Evening star., 1935-11-20

FORD 1884 Tudor; good rubber. uphols-
terry and paint; mechanically perfect. As
low as $3.50 per week. Remember: Nolan
will allow 500 or more for any car tnat
Nolan's Used-Car Stadium. 18th and M
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
CHR|STY AND
SzAbO To Be
HERE FRIDAY

Friday night will see the renewa
OF the feud between Sander Szabo
Hungarian champion and title con-
tender, and Ted Christy. Sunlano
youngster, which ended in a dis
qualification for Christy when he
went berserk in the local arena last
week. Promoter Contos, who ref
creed part Of this match, is still
exhibiting a bruised and battered
eye. a skinned nose. a dent in his
chin which got in the way of an
old-fashioned uppercut, an empty
tooth-socket and numerous bruises
and discolorations covering other
portions of his anatomy; all Of
which he received at the hands and
fists of Christy.
Harry Woodbury., state athletic
commission inspector, ordered the
match stopped last week. disquali-
fled Christy and gave the decision
TO Szabo. However, because Szabo
had also struck at Contos, uninten-
tionally, he claims, the inspector
held up the purses of both men
and ordered them rematched for
coming Friday night, the winner TO
take all. Hence, not only is their
honor at stake but the loser will
be nicked for his end of two size
able purses.
incidentally, Contos has declared
his intention of not officiating in
their next match, that is unless he
is permitted to enter the ring with
a pair of brass knuckles in one
hand an a piece of lead pipe in the
other.
Vincent Lopez, the Mexican fist
Singer, who has shown to good ad-
vantage in his two starts here, has
been booked to meet Gene LaDoux,
Franch- Canadian former lumber
jack. in the other half of the dou-
BILE main event attraction. Both
this bout ard the Szabo-Christy
battle will go to two out of three
falls, each having a two hour linn
it. However, under Inspector
Woodbury's ruling of winner take
ALL" the Szabo- -Christy affair, If
not concluded within the two hour
limit. will be permitted TO go to a
finish.
Besides the third, and preliminary
80 minute bout. Contos has an
nounced that he has booked Kimon
Kudo, the ITO pound japanese jiu
jitsu artist to appear on the same
card as special attraction in a
three round, 20 minute each, jiu
jitsu bout.
The preliminary bout. in all prob
ability, will show Jagat Singh, the
Hindu grappler who made such a
splendid showing here the other
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
Young Winner OF
Hardware Tourney

George Young of El Centro de-
feated F. Glendening, also OF Ell
Centro, 7-5, 6-3, yesterday to win
the mems singles championship OF
Imperial and Yuma valleys in the
tournament sponsored by the 1. V.
Hardware company. A large and
enthusiastic gallery followed both
the semi final and final matches
of the tournament played on the
local high school courts. Young
won the sis tennis racket donated
by the hardware company as first
prize for the tournament as well as
the championship.
In the two semi-fnial matches
played yesterday Young defeated
T. Tara, Brawley, Ga, 2-6, 6-2;
while Glendening defeated Clyde
Jack, Brawley, by a 90, 6-3 score.
John Saario defeated D. Pubols,
6-2, 6-3, to win top honors in the
consolation match played yester-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
Dark Tyrant Wins
Race At CoLiente

Aqua CALIENTE, Mex, May 6.
W.P)-Dark Tyrant finished two
lengths in front in the featured
Redlands handicap here yesterday
and paid holders Of 81 straight tic
kets S42.40
The winner started fast in the
mile race, drew away at the turn
and stayed ahead easily in the
stretch. He paid $3.50 to place
and $3.50 to show, on 50 tickets.
Silva. second, paid $720 and $3.50
and Golden Knight, third, paid
$540.
Pretty Quick. with a girl jockey,
Hilda Houser, up, won the second
running of the La Jolla Town Plate,
and paid $740, $3.50 and $3.50 on
81 tickets. Early, ridden by Rheba
Gray, was second, and Helen Mad
ison, with Daisy Parsons up, was
third
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06

enigoni and Shaw, who were first
and second respectively in the 300
yard dash; Reed, who was second
in the l20-yard low hurdles, Clip
son being first in this event; and
Herrick, who qualified automaticlly
in the l320-yard run because he was
the only entrant.
The Glass B relay team took sec
ond place. During this event they
had some trouble in passing the
baton, which department will re-
ceive a good deal of work in the
near future, Coach w. S. Taylor
said today.
Dilbeck and Sato were the only
two men to qualify in Glass A. The
former won the shot put with a
throw of AZ feet 5A inches, about
four feet better than his usual
throw. Sato came in second in the
l20-yard high hurdles, and quail
fled automatically in the 220-yard
low hurdles. Central was second
in this class with Is points.
Dyer was the only Centralite to
perform in Glass c, all other local
entrants in this class qualifying au-
tomatically for lack of competition
Dyer failed to qualify, coming in
fourth in the 100-yard dash.
Taylor was highly pleased with
the showing of his men, especially
when the interval of time between
their last meet in the valley and
the coast meet is considered. Two
had elapsed between ap-
pearances.
THE B team is outstanding,
Taylor said today, and turned in
a very satisfactory performance,
giving FL Centro the hope of doing
in the Los Angeles
meet"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
LEAGUE RACE
T|GHTENS UP
IN NATIONAL

NEW YORK, May 6. W.P)-The
National League pennant race be-
gan to shape up today along lines
foreseen by preseason prophets,
with the Giants, Cubs, Cards and
Pirates drawing closer together as
the Dodgers continue their skid.
The Dodgers have been buzzing
around the top since the start of
the race, but their second straight
loss to the Pirates yesterday saw
them slip another notch in an ex-
change of second and third places
with the idle Cubs.
The Cubs, now moving forward
under full steam after an erratic
start, went to the polo grounds in
an attempt to wrest first place
from the Giants in three games,
while the Cardinals opened at
Brokolyn in position to pull into a
third place tie with the Dodgers by
nightfall.
Guy Bush, the Mississippi Mud
cat who was suspended last week
for fighting at Chicago, celebrated
his return to a Pirate uniform by
holding the Dodgers to eight hits
in beating them, 9 to 2.
The Giants and Reds played 10
innings into a rainstorm and fin
ished, 2 to 2. Mel OFT cracked his
seventh homer to gain the undis-
puted major league lead.
Dizzy Dean and Babe Ruth lock-
ed up for the first time and Dizzy
was the hero all the way. He
spaced 10 hits to shut out the
Braves, 7 to 0, hit a home run and
never gave the Babe anything
that looked like a safety in his
three trips. Dizzy'S homer came
in the second when Terry More
also belted one in the Cards six
run uprising that drove Lefty Ed
Brandt to the showers.
In contrast to the National
league race, the American battle
field is scramble, dominated by
the Chicago White SoX, leading on
a won and lost basis, but second
to Cleveland on percentage points.
The Sox scored early yesterday
and went on to 4 to 0 victory
over Washington.
All other games were rained out.
The scene shifted today to bring
on first division battles, with Bos-
ton at Cleveland and New York at
Chicago. Also, Washington moved
to st. Louis and Philadelphia to
Detroit
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
Omaha To Run In
Chicago Derby

CHICAGO. May 6. WR)-The top
horses of the 61st Kentucky Derby,
including Omaha, were listed today
among 70 three-year-o nominat-
ed for the $4,000 added American
Derby at Washington Park track
June %.
Roman Soldier, Whiskolo and
Nellie Flag, winners of the next
three places in the derby, were
named. Other prominent entries
were Today, Plat Eye, Common
wealth, Boxthorn, Psychic Bid,
Black Helen, Gillie, Mccarthy, Toro
Flight, Special Agent, Bluebeard,
Sun Fairplay and st. Bernard.
American visitors, the general pop
ulation is attending local schools
to learn English, and instruction in
the language has been made COM
pulsory for all hotel staffs.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
IN
ELECTION At
Los SANCELES

LOS ANGELES, May 6. UP)-An
outbrak of rowdyism and violence
today stigmatized the closing stages
of campaign that will be submit
ted to city voters tomorrow with
the election of four school board
members, eleven city councilmen,
and two municipal court judge
ships.
Two men were sought as the
assailantS of Mrs. Eleanor Thayer,
who was bound and gagged with
an American flag in the office of
Edmund R. Bohan, councilmanic
candidate.
Mrs. Thayer told police she was
alone in the office when the men
entered, seized and bound her, then
ransacked the office. She over
heard them discussing "affidavits"
but both she and Bohan said they
could not explain the reference.
In another prediction flareup,
John Fudge, a campaign worker
for Councilman Robert S. MacAlis-
ter. was cut and bruised when
rock was hurled through the wind
shield of his automobile from a
passing car.
The city clerks office estimated
so per cent of the registered voters
would cast ballots in the election,
characterized as another test be-
tween Epic" and conservative
forces.
The Epic group has slate in the
field for every post, excepting one
court judgship.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
PACIFIC COAST
LEAGUE GAMES
Bv United Press


The Portland Beavers displayed
a sudden burst of fire in closing
engagements of their four game
series with the league-leading Oak
land Acorns Sunday, turning back
the Oaks in two free-hitting con-
tests.
The Beavers capitalized on four
Oakland errors in the first game to
win 10 to 8. although both teams
registered IA safe hits. They re-
turned to win the closing fracas, 7
to /.
San Francisco eliminated the
Hollywood Stars temporarily as
second place contenders with a
double win which gave the Seals q
three to one edge in the series
The Seals won the opener, IL to
7, and annexed the second, 10 to 4,
in a game ended in the seventh
inning by agreement.
Nicola and Nelson hurled the Los
Angeles Angels to double barreled
victory over the Mission Reds
which placed the Angels in third
place, a full game ahead of the
Stars. Nelson limited the Missions
to four hits for a to 2 win in
the first game. while Nicola won
out in pitching duel with Clar-
ence Mitchell in the afternoon
game, 2 to /, splitting the series
with the Reds.
Sacramento and Seattle split a
double header and their series at
the Indians home lot. The Senators
battered Lucas and Henderson for
II hits and 5 to victory in the
first fracas, while a seven inning
windup went to the Indians, 9 to
5.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
Mexican Tennis
Team Wins Match

MEXICO CITY, May 6. U.P)-The
Mexican Davis cup team today held
first round victory in the North
American zone tie by clean sweep
over Cuba, which dropped the final
two singles matches yesterday for
five defeats in a row.
The Mexican team, led by Daniel
Hernandez and Esteban Reyes,
earned the right to meet the win
ner of the United States-China Sc
ries to be played this weekend.
The survivor in the final will move
into Davis cup play abroad.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
CENTRAL TRACK TEAM WINNER In
CLASS b MEET AT SAN DIEGO

Capturing first place honors in
Glass B division with a total of SO
points, Central Union high school
track stars qualified in all three
classes in the annual c. I. F. divi-
sional meet at San Diego State COL
lege Saturday.
Gipson, Glass B contender, turn
ed in the brightest performance of
the session, according to coast
sports writer's. when he equalled
the 100-yard dash mark of :l0.4
and then romped home in Is sec
onds flat with what is said to be
the best l20-yard low hurdle exhi-
bition ever turned in by a south
land Glass B athlete.
Others in Glass B who placed
were Morgan, Who came in second
in the 7o-yard high hurdles; DOM
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
TUcN9
.SFORf4RADg.-
BY HENRY McLEMORE
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

Olteu freSS Staff correspondent
LOUISVILLE, KY, May Ga
lotta hoSS.
Not very elegantly put, no; MOI
very technical.
Yet. "lotta hoSso is a pretty
apt description of Omaha. That
big chestnut fellow who came a.
rocking down the stretch at Church
Ill Downs Saturday to win the 61st
running of the Kentucky derby.
He isn't the prettiest horse you
ever saw, nor even next to the pref
tiest. When the band started
playing MY Old Kentucky Home"
Saturday and the field walked
slowly out on the track for the par
ade, Omaha was not among those
who caught your eye. No, you
found yourself watching Boxthorn,
the Bradley baby who stepped with
those dainty, mincing strides: Ro-
man Soldier, black as half-paSt
II and shiny as a new dime; Today,
trim as a West Pointer; Nellie
Flag, the sweet coquette from Calu-
met; or Commonwealth, smooth as
silk and graceful as a painting.
Omaha is big, awkward and
gangling and handles himself like
one of these growing-up boys who
is all arms and legs and neck He S
not much to look at just a-walking
around or backing and bucking into
the starting gate. But brethren and
siStern'. he's the prettieSt sight
running you ever laid your eyes on.
And that goes double when 10 dol
lar bill right out of your pocket is
riding along with him.
If you had seen him make his
bid in the long turn that leads in
to the home stretch on Saturday
you'd know the sort of prettiness
1 IN talking about. There he was,
beating along behind the leaders,
with the finish line just tht'e-
eights of a mile away. Then JOG
key Saunders decided it was time TO
let him go; time to show those fan
cy running fellows up front little
real, honest running.
He gave him cluck-or pat or
something-and Omaha, stretching
out those big gangling legs OF his
for the first time, started to roll.
He started to roll on down TO the
Judges stand and the pay-off Win
dow. A couple of bangs OF those
big feet of his and he was there
breathing on the flanks of the lead
ers, Plat Eye and BoXthorn, an
other stride and he looked them in
the eye, and you could imagine him
saying:
s'Howdy, boys, and how odes that
126 pounds feel nova little heavy?
Getting a bit weary in the joints?
Well. I'll be seeing you back in the
barn.
"'Howdy. boys, and how does that
something discouraging like that
for Plat Eye and Doxthorn, the lat
ter with all Kentucky trying TO root
him home. folded up like old opera
hats. They apparently just couldn 7
stand the sight OF Omaha should
ering that 126 pounds like 1t was
lump of sugar, and running ike
runaway freight.
In beating his daddy's derby
time of 2:07 by two fun SECONDS,
Omaha never once felt the whip.
Had he had a little competition IN
the stretch. a little whipping toward
the finish, he might well have done
it seconds faster.
Yessir, boys, he's allota hoss. And
if his owner, staid Bailker Wooo-
ward, starts him in the Preakness
and the Belmont-and he says ne
will-who's IS going to lick him?
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
Extra-Extra-Extra
Baer closes" Title

PARIS. May 6. U.R)-The Inter
national Boxing Union tonlght
deprived" Make Baer OF the
world heavyweight championship
because of his failure TO defend 1t
against Pierre Charles Of Belgium.
Charles, who campaigned in the
United States some time ago with
only fair success, had been recog-
nized by the union as the outstand-
ing challenger.
The union withdrew its recogni-
ton of Baer as title holder because
of his refusal to accept Charles
challenge.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
Golf Club Title
Captured By Rex

Don Rex won the championship
of the Barbara Worth Country club
yesterday with total score of 143,
while three players were tied for
second place with scores of l43.
Those finishing in this bracket were
Wayne Elvander. Jack Strobel and
Warden McPherrin.
In the handicap championship
w. Burke and R. Albright tied at
l58. both having handicaps OF l24
with a net score of 134.
In the blind bogey tournament
Judge R. D. McPherrin took first
honorS.
There was fine turnout of play
ers and spectators, the gallery fol-
lowing closely the fine playing
turned in by the various contest
ants.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
Noted Runner Out
OF Athletic Board

HELSINGFORS. Finland, May b.
W.P)-Paavo Nurmi and several otn-
er officials resigned today from the
Finnish athletic congress because
that organization decided to termi-
nate its boycott against Sweden.
The boycott was instituted IN
1882 because of Sweden's attitude
when the International Amateur
Athletic Federation ruled Nur-
mi famous long distance runner,
professional.
The ruling prevented Nurmi from
participating in the Los Angeles
Olympic games.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
Cattle ThieUes Use
Truck In Operating

VAN NUYS, Calf, May 6. U.P)-
Modern cattle rustlers, using a
truck instead of horses, invaded the
San Fernando valley today and, as
quickly swept out again with a
number of valuable stock.
P. J. Krausnick, valley rancher,
reported the theft of dairy COW,
two heifers and a bull, valued at
$500.
Mrs. Oliver Winmiller told police
the rustlers stole three milk cows
valued at $1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
Indian Chief Is
Sent To Jail

LOS ANGELES, May 6. U.P)-
There Ii be no romance in the life
of 71-year-old Chief Standing Bear
for the next year at least.
The aged Sioux chieftain was un-
der a years sentence today after
he admitted making improper ad-
yanceS to a young half-breed Piute
girl.
Superior Judge Walter J. Des-
mond. besides ordering him to jail
for a year, placed him under five
years probation.
Chief Standing Bear is well known
as an author, actor and educator.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06

sons from the intestines. stimulate the diees-
tion, and you gain in vim. vigor and vitality.
santa Ana, Cal, said: 81 know Of nothing
better to build up the system than Or.
Pieroes Golden Medical Discovery. II helps
10 give one pep ! used il some years ago
when / fell rundown, had no energy, and II
Certainly did the trick = / had no further
trouble" All druggists
Write DIR. Pierces Clinic. Buffalo. y. T..
for free medical advice.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
A BUILDER, GIVES pep

MA n Y { ok s
have thin,
pale 10 o d -
they're weak, feel
tired, logy and
dull. DIR. Pierce's
Golden NJ c dical
Discovery is a ton
ic which will in
crease the appe-
tite, eliminate poi
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
ChoUez Sure To
Succeed Cutting

SANTA FE, N. M, May 6. U.P--
Former Congressman Dennis A.
Chavez, DemD, almost certain
ly will be appointed to succeed Sen.
Bronson Cutting, (Rep) as United
states senator from New Mexico, 1t
was believed in informed circles
here today.
Chavez was defeated in the No
vember election by Cutting in Il
race so close that the former DEM
ocratic representative had filed a
contest with the senate elections
committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
GIRLS TEAM TO PRACTICE

Practice for Sherwood's girls
baseball team will be held tonight
at Wilson field at $50 instead OF
6 o'clock as first arranged, it was
announced today by John Kepley,
team manager, who requests all
girls to be present on time, ready
for practice.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
SICKLE BILL FAVORITE

SAN BRUNO, Calf, May 6. U.H
Sickle Bill, assigned weight of
llO pounds, was made the favorite
today of a field of seven starters
named as entries for the mile and
70 yard Pasa TEMPO handicap,
feature event of tomorrow eight
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06

Olympic Town Studies English
H-PARTFiNKIRCHEN,
Germany. WP) All Garmisch-
Partenkirchen, where the 1886 Win
ter Olympics will be held, is going
back 10 school. In preparation for
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
Baseball Standings
BY United Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
st. Louis 7, Boston 0.
Pittsburgh 9, Brooklyn 2.
Cincinnati 2, New York 2. (Called
in 10th, rain.)
Chicago at Philadelphia, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
San Francisco 1910, Hollywood
I'd.
Los Angeles So, Missions 2-1.
Portland 10-7, Oakland 81.
Sacramento SIS, Seattle 10.
race program at Tanforan track
Other candidates were Squeezer,
Rich Man, Beadwork, Dandy Dane
er and Sarah w.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Chicago 4, Washington 0.
Other games postponed, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Fair tonight and Tuesday; over
cast in morning near coast; normal
temperature; moderate northwest
winds off coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
y Waath@[
os ANGELES AND VICINITY

q Fair and continued warm tonight
and Tuesday with overcast in morn
ing; gentle TO moderate wind, most
" southeast to southwest.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06
LOCAL TEMPERATURES

Data compiled by Howard En-
mons, local observer for the United
States weather bureau.
Maximum yesterday ..-..--.-----.----..-.--9l
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-06

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of dependable refrigeration. On factory
test, Rollator Compressor has been rum
ming constantly for the equivalent of 80
years in your home. And the Rollator in
today's Norge is actually imtropea over the
one undergoing this test.
Everything you expect of refrigerator
depends upon the performance of the
mechanism that makes the cold. Remem-
Der that only Norge has the Rollator Com
pressor. See the Norge before you buy.