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La opinión., 1935-10-11
lin PUEBLO
DE JALISCO FUE
La TRAGEDIA
Tn viejo feudo hizo explo-
sion en- tremenda bala-
cera

cluDAD DE MEXICO, octubre
To- Fidel Luna. Angel Lopez, Ro-
mualdo Hernandez y Jose Luna. re
sultaron muertos y Malaquias Ve-
ga, Leonardo Lopez, Juan Luna y
Aurelio Vega heridos de suma gra-
vedad. en- I'm z~afarrancho ocurrido
en- ell pueblo de Ahualulco, Jalisco,
entire dos grupos antag6nicos de
hombres armados que entablaron fe
roc combate.
En- Ahualulco Sc efectuaba una
fiesta con cualquier motive y de
pronto Sc presentaron varios indi-
viduos que tenian rencillas o
otros que estaban en- la festividad.
Y al darse euenta de cue ALI esta-
ban sus enemigos. pues cuestiones
ancestrales, desenfundaron sus pis-
tolas y Sc pusieron a disparar fu-
riosamente, unos Y otros.
Until es decir ell panico que Sc
apoder6 de los oon%currentes a esa
que huyeron Misrepresentation
tie por donde p%udieron y cuando Sc
presento la policia encontro tirados
en- Ell suelo a los arriba citados, no
habiendose heoho ninguna deten-
ei6n.
La opinión., 1935-10-11
Sc ~EscAPARoN roDos
Los PRESO0

a.L4
En- la carcel de la cfudad d. IN
Rosario. hubo la noche de antier
una escandalosa fuga de presses,
quedando la carcel completamente
Vacia. Todos los presses criminales
va sentenciados, saltaron las ta-
pias sin que sus custodios 90 die
ran cuenta de la fuga- solaments
en- Ell departamento de ~correccio-
males quedaron unos cuantos. por-
que Sc encontraban ebrios v no ~
dieron cuenta de Ia fuga de sus
compaferos.
Hoy en- la mahana Ia policfa d
Ell Rosario habfa logrado reapre-
hender a algunos de los fugitivos
pero no Sc cree que todos puedan
ser detenidos de nuevo.
La opinión., 1935-10-11
DEL GARNET PoLIcIAco

Aver. a las dos de la tarde, sc re-
gistro un choque de automobiles en-
ell cruzamiento de la avenida "Alva
70 Oregon" con la Gale del Ar
Dol. I'll automovil Cadillac. que tri-
pulaba Ia estimable DANA dofa Ma
RIA de Jes6s H. de Jimenez, choc6
aparatosamente cor ell Ford que
guiaba ell joven Jose Luis Jordan,
accidente del que tomo nota ell De
partamento de Trafico. comprome-
tiendose Ell sefor licenciado con
Manuel Jimenez a cubrir los gastos
que ameriten los dafos producidos
en- la collision, por 10 que ambos
vehfculos fueron restitufdos desde
luego a u respectivos propieta-
rios.
La mariposa del amor" Car
men Espinosa, pupila del cuarto
ndmero 8 del Cabaret La Zorra
Azul", fue acusada aver, ante la
barandilla de la Policia, que a su
veg turno la querelIa al C. Agen-
te del Mlnisterio Pdblico, como pre-
sunta responsible del delito de ro-
BIO consistente en- la cantidad de
trescientos ochenta pesos, que su
acusador. conocido agricultor de la
region, dice lie sustrajo de los boil
sillos de su ropa. La acusada confe
So plenamente haberle ~"canceado''
dnicamente cincuenta y cinco pc
sos. suma Que entrego en- la sede
policfaca: Y va con este "significa-
two" antecedente, en- ell que hay
hurto de por medic, Carmelita fue
a dar con Il gracias a la casa del
"jabonero" que ~regentea Ell popu-
lar don Marquitos Jimenez.
La opinión., 1935-10-11

la pizca de Glen kilos de algodon,
que, seg1n los primercs. debe ser
de tres pesos sesenta centavos, y
de seis pesos. segnn los segundos.
asi como NADIA s ha logrado en- las
juntas c~elebradas para llegar q I'm
avenimiento, y que tampoco los a.
gricultores aceptaron nombrar AR
bitro.--b).-Que ell salario mfnimo
es ell FINITE mas redulcido en- que
pueden caber las ~exgencias impe-
rativas de la vida c~ivilizada, ya
que significa ell mas bajo nivei de
las necesidades elementales y pre-.
carias del hombre; c)-Que estan
do en- vigor, legalmente en- los cam
pos ~agricolas de esta Delegation.
ell salario mfnimo de tres pesos, y
siendo segnn datos fidedignos OBJ
tenidos por este Gobierno, que un
trabajador del tipo comdn solo al
CANA a pizcar en- ocho horas, -
en- la primera pizca- setenta y
cinco kilos de algodon, resulta que
ell precio de tres pesos sesenta cen
tavos por Glen kilos que actualmen
tie Sc esta pagando, los trabajadores
que Sc dedican a dicha a~ctividad, no
logran ganar ell expresado salario
mfnimo; y d).-Que con tai motive
Sc han estado violando los artfcu-
los SIS. 42S y demas relatives de la
Ley Federal del Trabajo, los que
claramente prescribe, que en- min
gun case los trabajadores gamer
menos del salario mfnimo; ell Eje-
cutivo de mi cargo expresa su cri-
terio EN- ell asunto en- question, co.
mo sigue: - Primero.-El Gober.
no estima justo y equitativo ell pre-
clio de CUATRo PESOS por cadty
Glen kilos de algodon recolectadt
en- primera pizca; en- atencion .
que con csc precio ell pizcador pu,
dc ganar Ell salario mfnimo que Z,
corresponds conforme a Ia ley.
SEGUNDO. DE conformidad cor
los a%rtfculos 6S3 y 6S4 de Ia LIE
: (Sigue en- Ia Ga. PAk.1
La opinión., 1935-10-11
ENLAcE BoJoRoUEz VIDAL

A las trece y media horas del dia
en- casa de las Gales Sinaloa y Cue
rrero y ante ell Official del Registro
Civil de esta capital senior Francis
co Padilla unieron sus destinos en-
los lazos del matrimonio ell sefor
Guillermo Bojorquez, de treinta y
cuatro amos de edad, domiciliado en-
esquina de las Gales Yucatan e
Iturbide, sastre cortador de la IA
brica de ropa La Industrial, con
la seiorlta Della Vidal, de diecinue
We amos de edad, domiciliada en- la
Residential donde Sc efectuo ell en-
La opinión., 1935-10-11

de Gobernaci6n, Barba Gonzalez,
sobre la situacion que preyalece en-
aquella entidad.
Gales. quien tom6 possession lei
Gobierno al ser desconoeido Ell Co.
bernador Manuel Lastra Ortiz. de-
clar6 a los periodistas que en- Ia
basco va no existen camisas rojas.
nj las profesoras van a las escue-
las vestidas de roji-negro:
"Y no es que ell Gobierno 10 pro-
hiba, sine que unos y otros Sc han
convertible de que Ell pueblo no les
hace caso", dijo ell G~obernante.
La opinión., 1935-10-11

lace.
Atestiguaron este aeto los seiores
Federico Beraud, Antonio Yillaes-
cusa, Francisco Vidal y Rafael File
rros.
Despues de efectuada su union
matrimonial y de ser felicitados por
sus numerosas amistades ~abordaron
un automovil y salieron en- viaje de
bodas a Nogales donde permanece-
ran breves dfas hacienda despues
gu regreso a esta capital en- donde
fijaran su residential.
La opinión., 1935-10-11
NOTAS DE HERMOSILLO, SON.

clio. que Sc vera afectado al retirar
del registro al SYNDICATE de sus en-
pleados, en- la Junta Central de
Conciliacion Y Arbitraje.
Algunas agrupaciones ofrecieron
en- Nogales lanzarse a la huelga 81
ell fallo no fayorece al Sindicato de-
mandante.
La opinión., 1935-10-11
Sc FIJO POR FIN Ell PRECIO
DE LA PlZCA

I'll debatido asunto del precio
que deberan pagan los agriculto
res en- general por la pizca de ca
da Glen kilos de algodon, ha sldo
definltivamente resuelto por ell Sc
nor Gobernador del Territorio, en-
un laudo de cuyos considerandos
~ parte resolutiva es convenience
tomen nota los braeeros de los earn
| pos y que a la letra dice;
"Teniendo en- cuenta: a).-Que
a la fecha no Sc ha llegado a IN
| acuerdo en- las platicas entabladas
| entire agrlcultores y pizcadores de
este vale con motive del precio de
La opinión., 1935-10-11
NO HAY CAMISAS ROJAS
EN- TABASCO

clUDAD DE MEXICO. oetubre 10
-(Eiilo Directo).-El general Aureo
L. Gales, Gobernador Provisional
de Tabasco, lego hoy en- la tarde
a esta Capital procedente de Villa
hermosa. a efecto de informar al
presidente Cardenas Y al secretario
La opinión., 1935-10-11
e RSoNAlES

Aver nos fue presentado ell senior
don Jose Mitchell Perez, nueyo ms
pector Federal del Trabajo. quien
arribo aver mismo. por tren, pro-
cedente de la capital de Ia Repd-
blica. Embellishments de su ilega-
da ell nuevo f~uncionario tomo po-
, session de las oficinas hoy a su car
go, situadas en- ell local que ocupa
la H. Junta Central de ConciliacioD
y Arbitraje, en ell Palacio de JUS
ticia, ~habiendole hecho entrega de
elias ell senior Dionlsio Zavala que
las desempehaba. Ell senior Mitchell
Perez nos expreso venir animado
con la mayor buena voluntad para
resolver. apegado a la mas arraj-
gada equidad. los problemas que
son de su resorte conocer, enyiando
por nuestro conducto IN cordial
saludo al benemerito gremio labo-
rante.
Con destino a las p~oblaciones
de Tijuana y Ensenada. por auto
movil, salio aver Ell senior Gober-
nador del Territorio, general don
Gildardo Magma. Sabemos extrao-
ficialmente que Embellishments
despues de su regreso a esta. abor-
dara uno de los aviones de las Ae-
rovias Centrales que 10 conducira
a la capital de la Republlca. dom
.de,-seg1n $ mismas versiones-
tratara ampliamente con e1 Primer
Magistrate de la Nacion 10 relative
a la implantacion de los perime-
tros libres para esta Delegation de
Mexicali, MEDIA que constituye un
imperative para ell progreso regio-
nal.
Ell senior Francisco ~Pesqueira,
Vista de esta Aduana Fronteriza,
pasara en- breve, con su mismo ca
racter Official, a la Aduana Mariti-
ma de Veracruz, seg1n ondenes
emanadas de la superioridad recibi
das por Ell interesado. Los muchos
am igos y compaheros de labores
del sefior Pesqueira lie preparan
algunos festejos de despedida.
HOMEMADE A Los FRANclscoS
De la larga lista de personals de
La opinión., 1935-10-11
cIupAp DE MEXICO.

cIUpAD DE MEXICO, octubre
TO- (Exclusivo).-Con ell objeto
de conocer las verdaderas condi-
clones de los trabajadores en- ell
Estado de Mlchoacan, varios d.
plomaticos extranjeros haran un
viaje por ell mencionado Estado a
bordo del tren Olive,
El tren olive saldra de esta ciu
dad ell dia 10, lndicandose que ell
ylaje de los diplomaticos sera de
no menos de ounce dias.
La opinión., 1935-10-11
IRA DEL GOBERNADOR
DEL ESTADO

Ell sabado lego a esta ciudad Il
senior Gobernador del Estado pro-
fesor Manuel Paez. procedente de
la ciudad de Culiacan. Pocas no.
ras despues de su arribo abord6
un automovil y Sc dirigio acom-
pahado de algunos diputados a Ia
villa de Concordia a verificar Ia
inauguration del nuevo edificio del
Palacio Municipal, cuya construc-
cion Sc termino por la actual CO.
muna
De Concordia ell sefor Goberna-
dor regreso anoche saliendo luego
para la municipalidad de Escuina-
pa. con eli objeto de s~olucionar ala
asuntos de su administration.
La opinión., 1935-10-11
Movilizacion

En- esta toto aparece una de las unidades militares
de Utopia, que como Sc We estan modernizadas como los
meiores ejercitos, pero son pooas relativamente las que
cuentan con ea clase de implementos. Por otra parte. y
aun la guardia imperial que porta flamantes uniformes,
tiene que seguir la costumbre del pals, de andar siennpre
descalzos.
La opinión., 1935-10-11
P]eito en- Una Fiesta; Cuatro Muertos
Otro Invento,

FL Or. Robert n. Goddard, EN- la toto, dice haber in
ventado un cohete capaz de Ilegar hasta elevadas capas
estratosferioas, con Ell obieto de estudiar los rayos cos
micos. En- la toto muestra abajo ell estlo del cohete, y
arriba, en- ell centric. Sc We junto al coronel L~indbergh,
quien Sc encuentra muy interesado.
La opinión., 1935-10-11
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sdeisntsdo on giro postal 0 de
Express o en- .etrs eobre Nuevs
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KRISHNAMURTI
ES ESPERADO
EN- MAzATLAN
lie haran una reception
Iuego continuara a Ia
Ciudad de Mexico

MAZATLAN, octubre a. (Pos
Correo).-Ha producido alguna agi.
tacion en- esta ciudad la noticia de-
proxlmo arribo del filosofo hindd
krishnamurti, auien viaja en- 4
vapor Santa Paula en- ell cual toma.
ra pasaje en- Panama acompanadS
del senior F. Casselberry y de al
gunas otras personals.
Krishnamurti llegara q Mana
tlan Ell dia II del corriente mes
segnn anuncfa la prensa local. AL.
gunas personals simpatizadoras do,
u doctrinas. encabezadas Dor q
senior don Xavier Maxemin, prepa.
ran una reception al ~filosofo, q
cual permanecra aquf probablemen
tie I'm dia para salir al dfa siguien-
te para la ciudad de Mexico. De ID
capital vendran algunas caracteri.
zadas personals en- comision para "a
ludar a Krishnamurti y acompa.
mario en- su viaje a Mexico. Ell tras.
lado 10 haran en- I'm avi6n dc 1.
compahfa Aereovfas Centrales.
Ell grupo que secunda la accion
del senior Maxemin SO propone in
vitar al filosofo a que de n con-
ferencia en- n de los teatros de-
esta ciudad. y al efecto SO estap
hacienda va las gestiones necesa-
rias. Sc le va a telegrafiar pidien-
dole su consentimiento para pre-
parar 10 n%ecesario para dfcha con-
f~erencia.
La prensa ha dicho mucho do
krishnamurti, QUEEN actualments
hace n gira por Sud America.
La opinión., 1935-10-11
Sc SEPARO Ell GENERAL
MACIAS

Hoy en- Ia mariana en- las ofci-
mas de la comandancia militar de
Ia septima zona, ell sefior General
radio Macfas. u hasta hoy ha
tenido ell mando de ella, hizo en-.
trega al sefor General Izaguirre.
designado por Ia secretarfa de Cue
IRA y Marina para ocupar dicho
puesto.
El General Macfas solicito y OBJ
tuvo un permiso ilimitado para No.
pararse del ejercito y ponerss al
frente de sus partidarios postulan-
dose Gobernador del Estado DO ST.
naloa.
La opinión., 1935-10-11
HOMEMADE A Los FRANCISCO.

De la larga lista de personals de
csc nombre Que radican en- Mexi-
cali. dos Sc destacaron en- Ell sem
La opinión., 1935-10-11

Vol. Number &c, Friday,
October IL, 1885.
La opinión., 1935-10-11
paEcios De sO.rCl
EpicioN oIAalA

In Ia Giudad, . oonieilio, neF
Evening star., 1935-01-20

room when Katherine woke the next
morning. She yawned. Oh, what @
sound sleep she had had.
She held up her left hand to catch
the sun on the diamond of her engage
ment ring. Where was it? Startled.
she bounced up In its place there was
big seal ring, cut with a crest. She
sank back on her pillow She was re-
membering now.
She turned the ring slowly around.,
Suddenly she sat up. The old poached
egg," she exclaimed and, tossing Wayne
GARDENERS ring onto the bedclothes, she
put him out of her life.
Bunny's ring was back on the hand
that reached for the telephone.
"No'm," the maid who answered the
telephone was positive. "Mr. Bun-kfr.
Thomas left the house before breakfast
and he hasn't returned"
Her grandmother opened the door.
"Grannie." Katherine said blankly.
Bunny isn't there"
mo-" Mrs. Graham said briskly,
Bunny is here-he came before break
fast. 1t seems the red-headed damsel
wrenched her ankle and he was pressed
into taking her home last night. I've
had a talk with him. He doesn't know
exactly what he did last night, but he
does know that he'll never do it again.
"The poor lamb" murmured Kath-
erine."
She and her grandmother caught each
others eyes; they exchanged the glance
of two women who understood each,
other, ,,.
Copyright, 1936)
Evening star., 1935-01-20

put it in the suit case. "I1l pack Get
into bed for a few hours. All this we'd
ding fuss has exhausted you"
She went out of the room, and crying,
storming Katherine perked off her fieecy
white frock and threw it at a chair.
"There"
Her grandmother came back with a
glass of water in which a white tablet
chased itself. Take that, dear. think
since all you modern children have be-
come SO independent, you need lots of
care taken of you. You have so much
opportunity to ruin your lives"
She held out her arms and Katherine
sprawled her slim length on her grand
mothers lap.
Tell me about Bunny"
"She was red-headed Frenchwoman,
grannie."
Mr.. Graham, applying still incensed
eye to crack in the door, found his
stately dowager mother softly chanting
to his weeping Katherine an old nursery
tale and softly patting her shouler as
she chanted. "'Chicken Little was in
the rose garden where she had no busi-
ness to be-" pat, pat. GA rose-leaf fell
on her tail and frightened her." pat,
pat. "'Away she ran, crying as she ran
The sky is falling ." -+''
AS he stared, astonished, the chant
changed. TITS such joke on Bunny
He's SO in love with you-and you're so
in love with him"
"The dirty bum," murmured Kath-
crime, and fell asleep.
The sunshine was streaming into her
Evening star., 1935-01-20

line of stays. There was Wayne Gardi-
ner cutting in every chance he got;
there was Bunny dancing with the
French girl. There was an aching head,
there was an instep that hurt where a
satin slipper cut into it. There were
tears that clung to her eyelashes and
had to be winked back.
You're trembling, child" Wayne
Gardiner was concerned. Come for a
run. A May night and moonlight"
A T THE brow of hill where the moon
lit fields sloped away to a little
brook he paused.
You're really going to marry that
boy?"
yves"
you don't know what you are doing,
child. You're not marrying that boy
because he's the man for you. You're
marrying him because you're used to
him. Because you've grown up together"
Il can't imagine not marrying Bunny"
"Oh, yes, suppose you'll marry him.
You'n become a model young suburban
matron-and you'll never again be what
you are tonight. A creature of NOON
light and enchantment."
tear wandered down Katherine's
cheek. She dabbed at it hastily. She
didn't know why she was crying, except
that she was SO tired.
The man beside her kissed her. Then
abruptly he started the car.
The Spread Eagle was big, white
painted Colonial mansion set back from
the highroad under wine-glass elms. At
its gateway Wayne Gardiner bent over
her again. It's still not too late," he
said, his hand on hers.
Before she had time to answer he
hdded in matter-of-fact voice. Wen
get something to eat here You're all
in. You need somebody to take care
Of you"
There was food. there was a light
Evening star., 1935-01-20

SO@OA
music.
Wayne leaned forward and looked at
her hand with Bunny's big diamond on
it. He smiled picked up her other hand
and looked at slim brown little paw.
From his own finger he drew off big
seal ring, cut with a crest, and slipped
it on the fourth finger. She drew back
a little. He held her hand firmly. "Wen
leave it there. Until you know your own
mind"
II may never know it,"
He drew her to her feet. Its my
dance, isn't it?"
There was a touch on his shoulder.
Katherine's father stood there.
"IIl finish this dance with my daugh-
ter"
Daddy" Katherine gasped. What
are you doing here?"
What are you doing here?" her father
demanded. where is Bunny?"
Hes back at the Country Club dane
ing with red-headed French woman"
Mr.. Graham's slightly cherubic face
turned purple. "You came here without
your fiance?"
"Oh DEAR" Katherine sighed to her
self. Hes in one of those tiresome
moods when he fancies himself q stern
father:
"Yes," she admitted. II came with MIR.
Gardiner"
That man had the impudence to
bring you here?"
you're here yourself!"
That's entirely different. I'm here
J, I,a
They stopped dancing. Wayne Gar
diner joined them. Good evening, sir.
see you also have discovered this place.
They make the best coffee to be found
in America"
Mr.. Graham bowed stif1y. quite so.
Come, Katherine. My daughter and I
are just leaving" he explained.
Daddy" Katherine slipped out of her
fathers grasp.
Katherine, my dear" Her father
took her arm again. "You will pardon
U.S." he said to Wayne Gardiner, and,
still holding Katherines arm, walked
rapidly away.
On the doorstep she wiggled free.
you can't drag me out like this!"
Katherine! If you please, no scenes
here!"
Mutinously. Katherine climbed into
the back seat of the car.
A Gabriel horn gave noisy warning of
a cars approach to the cross roads. Her
father slowed down. Their lights shone
full on the other car. Side by side were
the French girl and Bunny.
"Now, Katherine" her father paused
at the foot of the stairs. II want an
explanation. Here you are-to be mar
ried in a few days to splendid young
fellow. And find you In a road house
dancing with this man of whom we
know nothing. This fortune hunter,
this roue, this-this-"
This rakehell," finished Katherine
for him.
The storm broke.
"\h/HATs the matter?"
Katherine didn't answer her
grandmother. She was sitting on the
edge of her bed, sobbing and talking
into the telephone.
Wayne! Thank goodness. you're
home! Wayne, take me with you. Yes.
yes, I'll marry you. But take me away!
Father was awful" ...-,..;t
1t was all over. She was going away.
Tomorrow at dawn before any of the
household were up. She would marry
Wayne and sail away to somewhere that
was peaceful ...
ObliviOuS of her grandmother, she
went to her closet and dra pped ont her
Evening star., 1935-01-20

"DOn', cry so, s,Ueetheurf.
Get into bed for a jeW
hours. All this Wedding
fuss has exhausted YOU"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-11
BY LAWTON CARVER
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, March IL. WR)--Ma-
Olson Square garden has started
machinery to grind out a heavy.
weight championship bout for next
June between Max Baer and Max
Schmeling.
The Germans impressive nine
round technical Knockout over Steve
Hamas at Hamburg yesterday took
him to the head of the heavyweight
contender class temporarily, but Is
not expected to get him in the ring
for chance to regain the title un-
less he boxes at least once more.
Primo Camera, ranked among the
contenders, meets Ray Impellettiere
in Madison Square garden Friday
night, and Art LaSky, third of the
Challengers, tentatively is dated to
take a poke at James j. Braddock
there March %.
Outcome OF these bouts will have
definite bearing on the heavy
weight situation, with the garden
hoping, of course, that the four
fighters carry out the elimination
so thoroughly that Schmeling will
stand alone. He and Baer now
would be natural, international
angle and all.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-11
NO MISHAPS AS RACING STARS
ENTERTAIN BIG CROWD AT FAIR

With no spills but plenty of thrills
Rex Mays won the main event of
the automobile racing card at the
fair grounds yesterday afternoon.
His time for the 40 laps, according
to the timekeeper'S announcement
was 28 minutes, % As seconds. Al
Gordon was second and Harris In
singer third place. These were fol-
lowed in order by Chet Gardner,
Ted Horn, Bruce DenSlow, Frank
Wearne and Floyd Roberts.
The racing program was delayed
for two hours due to track difficult
ties. The program was scheduled TO
get under way at O'Clock but the
first event was not run until 3 o.
clock. Several muddy spots on the
track, particularly on the south
curve, bothered the drivers consid-
erably and they would not open
things up until the track was in bet
ter condition. -.
Tow trucks and other cars were
pressed into service to drive over
the bad spots to pack down the
earth and aid in drying out the
track. Even after this was done it
was noticed that the drivers were
wary, particularly on the south turn.
Only one near accident happened
during the races although two or
three cars skidded dangerously be-
fore being Strengthened out again
and, kept on their course. In the
third race Kelly Petillo ran into
soft spot on the north turn and
went into a skid with the result
that he broke a spring and was out
Of the contests for the remainder OF
the day. 49,. .,.-...s.
Following the qualification runs
the first event on the program was
called. This was a five mile race
with the six fastest qualifying cars
entered. Drivers were: Rex Mays,
Al Gordon, Chet Gardner Harris
Insinger. Jimmy Wilkinson and
Floyd Roberts. The event was won
by Mays in 3:29.30, Gordon was Sec
ond and Chet Gardner third.
The second event, five-mile run
was between Harris Insinger, jim
my Wilkinson and Floyd Roberts
who had finished fourth, fifth and
sixth in the first race with George
Conners, Ted Horn and Louis To-
mie as added starters. Time for this
race, was 3:32.07 and the group fin
ished: Insinger, Wilkenson, Roberts,
Conners, Horn and Tonic.
Other Events Please
Event No. 3 was another five
mile race with the last three dI'iv-