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The Washington times., 1935-09-06
"Wife Custody Girls Struggle for Love and HO
By Beatrice Lubitz
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

Walter Rey oner of the AnastasG beauty chain mar
ries Helen Schiller, pretty mdnicurist,
nre shocked but then cover their dislike for Helen ~nder
thin veeer of friendship and proceed to- dominate and
huruiliate their sister-n-laaO qOhenever possible.
Iree most ambitious of the Riley sisters IS dissatisfied
4Cth Dirk Terune her ideastc rich husband She turns
her baby into a scientific experiment.
Helen ooes South and Walter Joins her there and agrees
mot to niloO his fany to dominate them in the future
Thev rush home aOhen Walters mother has stroke
friend tells Agnes Riley of seeing Helen and DIRK togetheT
IN Miami. ..,,
Waiter takes his mother to Europe Ohere he IS Joined
bv his vfe and baby Shortly after their RETURN Helen pre-
sents Walter vith son. Waiter 5r She no longer mnaS
the insults of the Raeys. 80,
remes jealousy of husband leads to Dirks suicide
Walter listens to his sisters ravgs and becomes angry
avith his 1Uife.
Helen, resenting his doubts, leaves him.
NOW READ ON
The Washington times., 1935-09-06

Although he could not see more than few feet
before him. Blackboard had regular reports OF sails
sighted, and ordered chase OF tu!I-r1gged snip
outward bound. The ship was an English mer'
chairman, unarmed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
ROSS-McLarnin
Gate May Top
$2OO,OOO-Mark
Both Fighters Impressive IN
Final Workouts for
Weller Title Go.
BY STUART CAMERON
United Press sports Editor

NEW YORK. May 27-Summcr
weather and mounting interest indi-
Gated TODAY a gate o. more than
500 900 for tomorrow nights third
and rubber title tilt between irish
Jimmy McLaTnin. welteTWeignt
Champion. and jewish Barney Ross
a. the Polo Ground
When the dark-haITed Chicago
boy wrcstcd The title from Jimmy
last NAV %. the gate was 1896 OO0.
BAD weather ana pOstpJnements
dropped the second gate u slf5 900.
Vncn the Pacific Coast Irishman
regainec the crown last Sept. H.
Tickets sold buskv today while
the Two boxers competed prepara-
tons Tor their l5-rCunder with lish.
liubcrug exercises al downtown
Cvmnasiums. They broke training
camps IN the catskills over The
week end. ana both we're impressive
yc terday IN their final downtown
boxing sessions.
AI.Larn.n. who had been some
what phlcgmafic az mis- Swan Lake
camp. turned on the steam - ne
Pioneer Gym and amazed the box
ing writers with burst Of dazzling
speed against speedy Jimmy Mar
tIl. q fcatherweight
Several large Wads OF California
MONEY hammered down The price on
Ross from 9-5 10 8-5 last night. but
an influx Of Chicago coin is OK
pected today. This with the heavy
backing b. New York cloak and
suffers probably Will send RarneF
into the ring a 2-I favorite
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27

The champions scored so points.
De PAW was second with 81 points
and Ball State was third with %.
Other team scores: Hanover. 81;
Indiana Central, 5: Indiana State,
A.; Earlham. 3; Taylor, g. Frank
lin and Valparaiso failed to score.
Butler athletes accounted for
four Of the six new records. Ray
Sears ran the mile in 4:2I and the
two-mile in 9:46.3 to better the
marks he established last year. The
former records were 4.24 and 9:53.7.
respect vely.
Perry Zahn ran the half mile in
1875 to better the former record of
1873. made by Sears last year
William Davis won the pole vault
az y feet 10 inches to break the
former record of y feet 4 inches,
made by White. Rose Poly, in 1927
Leweller hurled The javelin 1T
feet D. inches to diSplace the for
mer record of I'll feet 3i2 inches.
made by HuntSman, Earlham, in
1927.
De Pauws mile relay team. COM
posed of Reid. Britton. Gibson and
Fribley. won the event in 3:24.9 to
break the former record OF 1886.
made by Butler in 1925.
Bob Fribley. De Pauw. was the
leading individual scorer with Is
points. He won the 440 and 100
yard dashes and placed second in
the javeln throw.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
Red Haugh Hits Homer
to Give Cops Victory

Thanks to a timely ninth irning
home run BY Red BE .nbinol
Haugh. the savage hitting Traffic
Cops ran their winning streak TO
two full victories at Riverside Park
yesterday. The Semaphcre Sluggers
edged out the Illinois S'treet Mer-
chants. 81 to 20.
The services Of three traffic twir-
lers were needed to flag down the
Merchant batsmen. The winning
moundsmen were Higgins. Schwimm
and Adams. The Bluecoats were
striving desperately to straighten
out 20-to-l6 Jam going into the
ninth. They had the Is. Victory
came when, with the sacks loaded.
Joe Adams whistled out a double
and Haugh came through with MS
prize homer.
The Trafickers. having chalked
up 48 runs in y innings. have de-
cided to branch out into state war
fare. They have challenged the
Shelbyville Merchants to testify in
the Riverside courts next Sunday.
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snyder captured the 25-lap Tea
ture event on last weeks program
and viii compete in the same race
this week. Jimmy has one leg on
the 500 trophy donated by the
Sportsman's Store. Three victories
are needed for permanent posses
sion of the cup
Harry MacQuinn who has quail
fed for the 5O0-mile race Thursday.
IS scheduled to pilot midget car
Wednesday night Jimmy Snyder
and Johnny Sawyer are other mid
get machine drivers trying Tor hon
ors in the 500-mile event.
The Shrine drill team will give
an exhibition between the time
trials and the races proper The
regular competition Will start at 8
p. m The Shrine band will play
between races.
1t Will be the eve Of the 50O-mile
Motor Speedway classic and Butler
Bowl midget race officials are pre-
pairing TO handle record crowd at
the short track entertainment
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The 5OO-Mile Lineup

qualified of
the 25mIe Go laps
including positions here May 30 follow
Rex Mays Special 120736
Al Gordon Cocktail Special lap 1l940i
Floyd Roberts AbelsFnk 119506 1851
SECOND
Lou Meyer 1896 1888
Bill Cummings Bowie Products Special Best lap
Ralph Hepburn Special lap 1876
Gardner, Special
FOURTH ROW
D. 116470
Red Lion Special Best lap 1875
Special Best lis 800 1l44S0
1I4294
Cliff Bergere Victor Casket Special Observation-Disclosures.
Chef Miller Milac Special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Special lllIl
SEVENTH
Shorty CANTON Sullivan o Brien Special .........
Al Miller Special Observation-Disclosures.
EIGHTH
Kelly u5O95
Moore Foreman Axle Special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Drank Brsko Art Rose Special llS3e7
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
Falls City Retains
Top Spot in League

The Falls City Beers still are set
ting the pace in the strong Munich
pal League They downed the Nor
ton Beers yesterday. II to 4, at
Riverside Young held the Nortons
to six hits
The batting feature was a home
run by Adams Other standout
hitterS were HueSing, Hurt, Snod-
grass and Bottema. The last named
tried out with the Indianapolis IN
dams at Mayfield. Ky. this spring.
The Falls City Beers will play at
Brookside next Sunday and a large
crowd is expected to turn out to see
the league leaders perform Brook
side is the home diamond OF the
Municipal pacemakerS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
Michigan Thinlies
Win Big Ten Title
Lash of |. u. Sets Marx in
0ne-MIIe Run.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May IL
Despite the history-making per-
Torrance OF Jesse Owens. Ohio State
Negro. in the conference meet here.
Michigan held the Big Ten track
championship today.
Owens stood head and shoulders
above the $50 athletes in The meet
Saturday. He broke world records
in the broad jump. 22O-yard dash
and 22O-yard low hurdles. He equaled
he world lOO-yard dash time.
The Michigan relay team snatched
victory for the wolverines in the
last event OF the dsy-the one-mile
relay-when they set q new confer
ence record. Their victory gave
Michigan total of 4s points TO Ohio
States 49,.
The other conference marks were
set-by Mark Panther. Iowa. N the
javelin throw. and Don Lash Indi-
ana. in the one mile run.
Other teams standings in the
meet we're: Wisconsin. 29lg, 1ndi-
ana. 24is: Iowa, 10: Illinois, 49,:
Northwestern. Is; Purdue, II; Min
nesota. 10. and Chicago, !.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
u. S. Girl Out of
British Golf Meet
BIZ United Press

81 JUitGd Press
NEWCASTLE, Ireland, May 81
Miss Grace Amory of West Palm
Beach, Fla. sole United States en-
trant in the British women's golf
championship, was defeated and
/. by Mime. Francine Tollon. French
champion, in a first-round match
today.
In other first round matches
Wanda Morgan defeated Miss A. B.
Holmes, 4 and 3; Lady Eddis de-
feated Ada Mackenzie, former
Canadian champion, 2 and /; Kath-
leen Garnham defeated Barbara
Pyman 6 and 5; Mrs Thomas Marks
defeated Miss M L. Clark 4 and 3;
Mary Brown defeated Elsie Corlett,
up.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
IL RUNS IN ONE INNING
Red Birds Do It; Brewers Tie Dou-
bles Record.

In other American Association
double headers yesterday Columbus
took both ends from Kansas City,
Minneapolis and Louisville split
even and. Milwaukee and Toledo
shared. The Columbus Red Birds
tailed IL runs in the third inning
of the second game.
Milwaukee tied a league record by
collecting 10 two-base hits in the
second game at Toledo yesterday.
The record was posted by Columbus
on July 30, 1929, at Minneapolis.
Louisville used six pitchers in the
nightcap with Minneapolis at Louis
vile yesterday. In the first game
Greek George, Minneapolis catcher,
and Seweu, Louisville pitcher, en-
gagged in a fist fight and police aid
was necessary to prevent threat
ened free -for-all.
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HIGH school and grade school
Il 4 golefrs as we'll should not over
look the fact that June 10. II, y
and Is are the dates for the 10th an
nual indianapolis Times interscho-
lastic tournament, TO be played over
Riverside municipal links.
An 18-hole qualification round
will be played on Monday June 10.
The low 81 in the qualification test
will form the championship flight,
and match play will begin TueSay
morning. with 18-hole matches all
day Tuesday and Wednesday to re-
duce the field to the two finaliSts.
They will play a final 36-hcle match
on Thursday, June -.
Grade school entrants will play
in similar affair Whether their
championship flight will consist Of
IS or 80 players will depend upon
how many enter.
The park board will turn the
course over to The Times and the
schoolboys without green fees. There
is no entry fec. Mary prizes will
be offered Watch for tire entry
blank that will appear later in this
column or sign blanket entry sheet
being arranged by the golf coach at
your high school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
Butler Athletes to
Hold Reunion June s

Invitations have been sent to
more than 200 graduate athletes Of
Butler University to attend tie an
nual B Mems banquet which will
be held June s at the Campus
Club Harry B. Perkins. president
and Coach Hermon Phillips are ar
ranging the event. Undsrgra duate
B Men Will be honored at the BAN
quet.
A Softball tournament and SWIM
ming in the Butler pool VIII be in
Guided on the program.
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-E-ttcd for SprinE in ;hc ninth.
fRatted for Gallivan on The eighth.
.Batfcd for Sharp IN the ninth.
s. PAM ~ n0a 022 n4O-s
T-diananoIts -. O02 100 Doll
Runs battcd mooney 20. Stephenson.
Ruerc Roscuthal o. Todt o. Heath D.
Frnnrr f2t NcManus o. Riddle Two
hagr hits Biucre Eczotko 81 Home run
-Todt stolen basc-Stoncham. Sacrifices
Fpffe. Hunter Sherlock Double PLAYS
Reforp % sherlock. Rezof ko 10 Warner 20
Todf Blucee 70 Sherlock 20 Heath. Left
on indianapolis. Il. St Paul. 9.
Base on halls-Turner. 4. Fette. 4. Logan.
r. SINE q Hunter. Strikeouts -Turner.
s Fetts 3. Hunter ! Hifs-OT Fette.
in S innings faced four men IN sixth
Hunter. I ~ 3 faced Two men in ninth
Turner. in 2 l-3. Logan m Ia, CALI
van q IN f-3 Sharn I IN 1. Slime. IN I
Winning pitcher Hunter. Losing pitcher
Turner UmpiTcs-Johnston and Goetz-
Ttrue-9 a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
SLOOP YANKEE BEATEN
81 Upitcd Press

COWES. England. May 27.-King
Georges Britannia today held VIC
tory over the American sloop Yam
kee. which yesterday finished second
in l2-mile race to ride against the
English J-class fleet. The race was
informal and untimed in a hgh
breeze.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
Butler COurtman
Wins State Title
NOtre Dame Pair AnnexeS
Doubles Crown.
BV Unitcd Press

BV United Press
RICHMOND, Ind, May 27.-Ralph
Bradford, Butler, held the state in
tercollegiate tennis singles cham
pionShip today as result of his vic
tory against Robert Brooks, Earl
ham, in the final match of the an
nual tournament here.
Scores were rs. rs, and Ga.
Frank Weldon and Ed Buchart,
Notre Dame. won the doubles cham
pionShip by defeating Myron Willis
and Dick Brown, De Paw, 81, ga
and 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
BULLDOGS CARD Tits

The Butler University baseball
team will conclude its season with
two tits this week. opening with
Franklin here tomorrow. The Bull
dogs will play Wabash at Craw-
fordsville on Saturday Butler track
men will practice for the state meet
at Purdue this weekend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
COLLEGE BASEBALL SATURDAY

Ball State. l. Hanover. O.
Minnesota. Il: Purdue. I.
Wisconsin. 81: Michigan, 3-13.
North Carolina. II: Navy, 8.
Chicago. q Northwestern. l.
Pennsylvania. 5; Princeton. 4.
Dartmouth. 9; Harvard. T.
Yale. Q: Cornell !
Gettysburg. -. Army, 4.
Ohio state. II, West Virginia. S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
DROP LOOP
TILT AT MIDOlET0WN

NiIDDLETOWN. O.. May 81
The KautSky A. C's OF indianapolis
lost a well-played Indiana Ohio
League baseball tilt TO Middletown
yesterday. > TO 0. Tangeman of the
home club held the KautSkvs to five
blows and was backed up by error
less fielding. Scores.
KsutSkvs . 900 600 600 5 :
NfiSdletown GO 600 0o0--1 2 0
Miller and Arnold. Tangemsn and Hart
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was batted in by Manager McManus
in the eighth when his single of
Logan tailed two mates. Logan
proved a weak relief finger. He
pitched one-third Of an inning and
allowed one walk and two hits. And
the pass turned out TO be the win
ming run.
Stoneham gave the fans some
thing TO shout about when he
caught Guinanis low line drive IN
the seventh. He rushed in fast and
snatched the ball at his shoe tops.
Lefty Mills was St. Pauls starting
hurler in the nightcap affair. On
Saturday night, against Minneapolis,
Chief Killefer called on four pitch
ers. Gallvan. Sharp, Chamberlain
and Cotelle. The last named is the
teams utility outfelder, but the
guess is that he also will serve as a
relief thrower from now on. He held
the Mailing Millers scoreless in the
eighth and ninth. Gallivan, Sharp
and Chamberlain were bombarded.
Attendance Is Good
Sharp displayed better form yes
terday. He worked the ninth inning
of the first game, allowing one hit.
Nearly 5000 fans turned out for
the Sunday double header in spite
Of the fact the 500-mlle trials drew
a record pre-race attendance.
The Indians won four in A row be-
fore the Millers stopped them Sat
urday night The home FASTENERS
are in third place and on the heels
of the second-place Millers. St. Paul
is out in front by two games over
the Tribesters. Milwaukee is a close
fourth to the Indians.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
Don BRADFORD WINS

FRANKFORT. Ind. Ma 27.-Don
Bradford OF indianapolis was victo-
Iious in a fiy-casting tournament
here yesterday. c. d. Mccarthy OF
Upton took runner-up honors. Buck
Payton OF Martinsville and Frank
Russell OF Plainfield won highest
shoot honorS al the Frankfort Gun
Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
Snyder Coming Back for
Midget Car Competition
Snyder Seeks Second Leg on Sportsman Trophy Shrine
Drill Team to Perform Wednesday.


speed
pilots appear whitman
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27
Bulldog Team Retains
Track Title at De PdulU
Butler Athletes Set Four Records in Edgng Tigers at
Little State Event; Sears Leads Champs.

GREENCAsTLE Ind May 27Butler University had re-
winning the 18th annual Six broken
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TRIBE PITCHING
SATURDAY GAME
Ninneapo

Minneapolis ........ 030 403 l00-l1 l7-3
Indianapolis ....... 200 600 240- 10
Tauscher. Ryan and Leitz; Gallivan
Sharp. Chamberlain. Cotelle and Riddle
Winning ptcher-Tauscher LOST g pitcher
-Gallivan.
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WITH warm breezes and bright
w sun 70 urge them on record
turnOuts reported for competition to-
dsy in both the Indianapolis Wom-
ems Golf Association and Indiana
Professional Golfers Association
tournaments.
II was the first tournament OF the
season for the women and the femi-
nine links enthusiasts were in gala
attire as they assembled al the first
tee Of Hillcrest Country Club course
20 tee of. Mrs. william Hutchison.
president. and Mrs Ralph Stone
house. secretary. waived their own
individual playing rights 70 get the
field OF approximately 100 players
of the tee on time and TO add late
entries. They we're aided BY Roy
Smith. course pro. who acted as
Official referee
At Fortville today Max Buell.
N called together the pros and
the amateurs for an 18-hole best
ball tournament. Play was OF the
new handicap basis. Pros drew
their partners from a hat and
varied handicaps applied, according
10 The group in which the pro was
assigned recently by directors Of the
Indiana P. G A.
7 Asst year when the pro-amateur
l. was held Al Fortvllle a record
for the layout was Sc by Bob Tin
der. Anderson Country Club pro
Par for the nine holes at Fortville
Is "a and Bob went twice around IN
So. six. strokes under par.
Max Buell.. tourney manager, has
announced the next pro-amateur
tournament will be held at Broad
moor Country Club on June 10. That
is a skip of a week due to the fact
next Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
dav will find the indianapolis Dis
trict Golf Association tournament in
progress.
COFFIN municipal course team
~ gained another victory over
Forest Park team of Noblesville at
Coffin links Yesterday afternoon,
3l-5. The rout started when Bill
Heinlein. state open champion and
new pro at Coffin. defeated Ralph
Stonehouse. 80. Bill did the 18 in
even 20 while Ralph was taking a.
Little Bobbie Dale scored a IA and
Louie Heinlein, Bits young brother
and winner of The indianapolis
Times schoolboy championship last
year. came through with a II TO
help the Coffin team Ken Hoy. club
president. and Clark Espie each tall
lied 70 while Cliff Hanson banged
out a 10.
CARAH SHANK municipal club
y golfers also turned in a victory
yesterday afternoon at Greenfield,
6e-l6.
F. Beeson was the best hitter for
the winners. banging out 70. one
stroke lower than Clayton Schultz
and Carl Smith. his teammates.
scored. Several of the Sarah Shank
boys outScored Greenfields best
efforts. 64's by Bill Binder and Ken
ton Marshall.
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fkfHmf NaANU III SeNfAtA tlAtAtA- ANNAsteN
o. O'Clock SUNDAY closing Law
Runs haffed in-Shiver. Stoneham
Coorey Tvo-hase hits-St0ueham. Riddle
Sarrifce- NcMauus Double plaYs-ReEot-
80 20 Warner 20 Todt. Pace 20 B.uege 10
Heath Lett on ascs-IndianapohS. s s.
pruf BaSr on baIls-Pagc J Mills
Sfrl Seorts-Nius T. Page. HttS-Oi
N-iIs I'm Sis innings. slime. I IN / is
innings Losing pitcheI-Stiue- umpireS-
C;9e-r ara Johnston Time OF game 10
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-27

DLEASANT RUN MUNICIPAL
Il CLUB members received a touch
OF how it would feel TO be rich and
gamble recklessly on your golf
game" when they took part in
Gold Rush tournament at the East
8 de course yesterday.
The officers provided each entrant
with a wad of stage Money" and
sent them on their way They bet
on everything from. the distance Of
drives 70 whether Or not the mark
ings on the balls would De Up when
the rellets stopped rolling
Harold Stricklin was tops with
$50 800. while Mel Brown came n
second with $4,000 md Dan
Hagan third, with sl25, 900. Harold
Erner was fourth.
Stricklin had 2 70, three under
par. for his round. His card fol-
lows:
Par out ............. 4; -5-f3-5-3-f-t-36
Stricklin ............ 3-4-i-t-t-6-3-5-i-3i
Par in ....... 3-5-31-3 6-s3
stricklin 49,. Observation-Disclosures 7-70
CHORTDIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
- golfers, winners of the 1885 state
high school individual and golf
team championships defeated Cul-
yer linksmen at the Speedway
course Saturday. 9i4 to 5ia. Dick
McCreary. who was medalist in the
state high school classic over the
same course. came back Saturday
with a IS for the best score Of the
day. but was tied by Coffee Of Cul-
yer who, although having a rs,
gained IL points.
David Of Shortridge and King Of
Culver each had 76s and tied, but
Goldstein, with an 83. scored a 80
win over Cadet O'Neal who had So.
and Kingdoms 83 was good for a
2i2 -to-la win over Wiel, IS, The
lone cadet win was Reinhardt. 85
over Pruitt, 81, for 2-to-1 point
margin.
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Redskins and
Saints Clash
in Last Tilt

Continued From Page Twelve)
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Z NfH n iAllali@ Z AI
INDIANAPOLIS

MATTED for Page in seventh
s. Paul -..-.--.- ..---.----.- 0oo 100 %
InCifuap polls -------------- QUO uVl Il
Game called in seventh inning because
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qualified of
he 25mie 90 aps)
including positions earned for the classic here May 80 follow
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Speed s.
Speed way Fl

sonalities who competed in them and
presents this years participants Picking
up where the Souvenir Edition leaves off,
the Speedway Final brings you mile by
mile description of this years race :. :.
the thrilling and amusing highlights ;.
and the ten winners in the order in which
they finish Each edition fairly bulges
with interesting information and striking
photographs.
Matanuska Valley pioneer. (Palmer, Alaska) 1935-1936, 1935-09-26
PALMER IS POPULAR
WITH PICTURE PEOPLE

With harve sting and construc tt on
activit y at the peak, the three
out ts Of movie makers here in the
valley are in their glory. Scenes
Of every description are going TN
to the can" as the clunera men put
it..
Erred Fordham, official photogra-
pher from Washington, has covered
the past week, but will remain an
cry possible Of the devel opment.
Fred Mayer, who with Arthur Ram
sey, is making q commercial short
ubject film Of the Colony. He says
he got some wonderful air views Of
the valley when he flew in Monday.
Mr.. Ramsey is gathering much
stati site 81 material for use in the
desc riptive sound track which will
be put on the fl I'm after they take
it back to the States. Paramount,
who was here earlier in the season,
has been negotiating wi tn them for
the exclusive use Of all shots to
be taken.
W. 0. Field, with his ASST stant,
Rus sell Dow, arrived in Palmor Wed
nesday and is also an independent
c commerce al movie photographer. He
is out for such scenes as will give
a clear idea Of what is doing and
what has been done.
Evi identity people in the States
are still interested in the Matan-
uska Valley, and, being tired Of
reading SO many g=rbled reports,
want to sec for themselves what s
going on up here.