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Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09
BRUINS DEFEAT BEARS

BERKELEY, Calf, Feb. 8 (UP)-
Shelby Johns, a substitute forward,
played the hero role last night in
.. c. L. AS 39-37 basketball vic
tory over University of California.
The win moved the Bruins into
undisputed possession Of second
place in the southern division of
the Pacific Coast conference. They
can tighten their hold on the run
ner-up by beating the Bears again
tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09

SIGHTS SEEN
IN BRAWLEY

"Boston has its baked beans,
New orleans its Mardi Gras France
its Paris, but Brawley has its whis-
kers,' says Clyde zerby director
general of the "Days of 40" cele-
bration to be staged by Brawley
Elks on February 81 %, % and "a,
Ito the residents of Brawley
that statement is sufficient, he
explains. "but to the outsider
whose eyes will be thrilled by The
sights of the celebration, it should
be stated that never since the days
when Kit Carson and Buffalo Bill
chased the Indians have such an
aggregation of whiskers been seen
any place on earth.
Whiskers of all sizes, shapes
and colors adorn the countenanees
of Brawley citizens and will con-
tinue to do so until the final cur
tain is rung down on the celebra-
ton
Patriotism in BraWley during
the past few weeks is viewed with
suspicion. SO far as males are con-
cerned, unless it is accompanied by
beard. The boards in Brawley are
real, he-man boards; not the scraW-
ny, scraggly type OF nlustache Of
the modern drugstore cowboy.
"Every shade and color of the
rainbow is represented in the vast
array of whiskers which cause much
mirth among residents in the day
time and terrify the visitor at
night. The fortitude OF wives and
| sweethearts during this trying per-
iod of GROWN 'em is considered
nothing short of wonderful.
1.-The whiSker growing idea has
cry business and professional man
in the city as we'll as employees Of
every concern, and there has even
been a 'fuzz class designated for
those unable as yet to raise the real
thing in WhiSkerinos.
"Thew hisker growing idea has
centered the attention of the valley
on Brawley's coming celebration
which is going to be the real thing.
The whiskers prove it. A Days OF
'49' celebration without whiskers
would be like a bathing beauty par
ade with the girls wearing over
coats
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09

Anticipated revenge for two de-
feats Of last year soured on the
Central Jaycee basketball squad last
night when the Brawley Junior col
lege hoopsters upset all hopes by
winning the game 42-24 in the
north end city's gymnasium.
The score at the end of the first
half was a dismal affair, reading
26-9, but the Arabs pulled them
selves together in the second half
and were outscored only one point
in that period.
II. Shirk, Brawley star, was high
point man Of the game, keeping the
bacon at home to the tune OF II
points. while Archie Drennen,
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09

loves the work so much that when
she hears the opening blast of the
trumpet, which calls the performers
to their posts, she'll run over any
thing to get in her spot =. And
that trick she has of holding a girl
in her trunk, and swinging her
from side to side as she dances, was
added to her repertoire in one day
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09
Worlds Winter
Wheat Increases

WASHINGTON, Feb. Q. W.P)-The
area sown to winter wheat for har-
vest this fall in 13 countries totals
III, ,822,00 acres, a gain Of about
3 per cent over 1884, the bureau of
agricultural economics estimated to-
day.
The first official estimate Of win
ter wheat sowings in the Soviet
was placed at more than six per
cent above 1884.
Winter rye sowing in 10 coun-
tries. the bureau reported showed a
gain Of per cent over 1884 acre
age. The bureau said it was "rea-
sonable to assume that a steady and
continuous increasep in Argentine
cotton acreage may be expected,
even If prices should decline. It
made no comment upon the possible
effect of expanded acreage there on
exports of American cotton.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09
SANTA ANITA
RACE RESULTS

SANTA ANITA TRACK, Feb. 9
(SpeciaD- Results of yesterdays
races, weather, cloudy; track
muddy.
FIRST-s800, claiming, 2-year-
olds, three furlongs.
Moonsall, los
CSauter) ..........-... lo.40 $40 4.4o
zonbi, III
(RobertsoD ......--. 40 3.30
Baranca. 1l417
CWorkman) - 400
Time. :35 3-5. Mixed Goods, Skip
ton, Muscle In, Crystal Pier. Grico,
Great Meadows, Amalthea and
Silver Crown also ran.
SECOND-S800, claiming, 3-year-
olds and upwards, California foals,
six furlongs.
AL Star, ITO
CMcCown) .......-.. $3.50 $500 21.4O
Tassajara, lis
(Smith) ..-.--...-...... 1920 29.00
CKine) -. 7.2o
Time. lis 3-5. Judge Austin,
Snooksie Shot. Liolele, Sou'easter,
Rosemaid, Hidden Gold, Molanchia,
Lady Louella and George Holiday
also ran.
THIRD-S5oo, claiming, 3-year-
olds and upwards, six furlongs.
Adamite, lis
CHooper) -. 21.2o 1920 1850
Dandy Dancer, 100
GRAY ...........'.... $50 4.80
Strolling Miss, los
fDabson) -. $40
Time. 1:l5 is Wax, Princeton,
Jennie Gal, Louis Dear, Mars Pala-
tine and Puako also nm
FOURTH-ss0o claiming 3-year-
olds and upwards, six furlongs.
Radio Announcer, lis
Outher) .......-...... $40 400 800
lizard, l2o
Oriley, lis
fNeyes) -........... 7.2O
Time. lis. Moonsan, Critters
Circle, Goforth. Royal Rover,
Physician, Trevalion and Willie
Klein also ran.
FIFTH-$e00, claiming, 4-year
olds and upwards, seven furlongs.
lie Miserable. los 27.60 9.20 $40
(Colpitts)
Koterito, l13 (King) $40 440
(King)
Al Jolson, l14 (Smith) $40
Time, l:20. Dark Devil, Miss Flip,
Storm, Laughing Queen, Listo and
Easter Parade also ran.
SLxTH-$1, 900. The Mahbu Beach
Handicap, 3-year-olds and up
wards, six furlongs.
Sun Archer, 10s TAO 320 2.5O
(Peters)
Indian Town, log $40 2.30
(KurtsingeI)
Reservist, 108 (King) 800
Time, 1:12 AS. Polish Beau, Ma
rooned, Master Toney also ran.
SEVENTH - $500, claiming, 4
year-olds and upwards. Lie miles.
Pennywise, l07 $50 500 $40
tNeves)
Anita Ormont, LOG $50 400
(Lee)
High Pockets, III CColpitts) 400
Time, 1850 2-5. Chas. Clarke, Wan
drel De Swasey. Aggie Star. Sam
Gilmore and Masked Prince also
ran.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09

a husband making $12o00O a year.
He will announce his decision
Wednesday, giving all participants,
particularly attorneys for both sides,
time to regain their composures and
heal their wounded feelings.
He may sustain Vallee's motion
to dismiss Mrs. Vallee S suit to set
aside the separate maintenance
agreement, or he may refuse. If he
refuses, Vallee must then show
cause why it should not be set aside.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09
TRoJANs TRoUNCE CARDS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9 UP) -
University Of Southern California
advanced a step closer to the
southern division basketball title
with an easy 55 to 40 victory over
Stanford University here last night.
The score was the largest ever
made by the Trojans in a con-
ference game.
The Trojans and Indians meet
again tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09
LoYoLA HOCKEY TEAM WINS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9. U.P)-
Iloyoia S ice hockey team renewed
It's fead with Southern California
last night, emerging on the long
end OF q 10 count In an overtime
match. Don Rohmer OF Loyola had
three goals and Johnny Seixas Of
u4e 1rugAna Two.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09
TRoJANS SET GRID DATE

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 8. U.P)-The
University Of Southern California
was eliminated today as a possible
Rose Bowl game candidate for 1886
with the scheduling of football
game with the University of Hawaii
IN Honolulu New Year S day
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09

promising punch to win a l0-round
decision over Tony Morgano, Phila-
delphia, last night Christy weigh
ed l29 and Morgano 1870.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09
CHRISTY WINS BOUT

HOLLYWOOD, req 8. lU.P)-Jim-
my Christy of Chicago displayed
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09
.VALLEE CASE
UP To JUDGE

NEW YORK, Feb. 9. U.P)-Justlce
Salvador Gothic, who has taken a
leading part in the courtroom dra-
matics involving Rudy Vallee, ra-
dio crooner, and his estranged wife,
Fay Webb Vallee, today pondered
whether S100 a week was sufficient
to support a wife living apart from
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-09

Idaho grows more seed peas than
any other two states.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-11-15
light regarding this?

A6uI ACS "a uA1lS LAAAS3
Ans:-I vision this person bear
ing the initials "R. H." Evidently
a woman, and a close relative of
your fathers as knowing more
about the DEEDS and PENSION
PAPERS than she has disclosed.
D. G. P.- am very much in love
with girl I met last summer.
Should I continue my schooling or
would it be advisable to marry?
Ans:-After spending the time
and money on the education you
have received thus far it would be
pure folly to discard your school
ing. I would suggest that you talk
this matter over with the young
lady and I am sure she will agree
to postpone your union until after
you have graduated.
L. d. feel so miserable of late
that I am suspicious of this woman
that visits me so very often. Is
she in any way responsible for the
condition of my health?
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in this manner. If you will see
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bringing relief to you.
S. RI can hardly wait to get
the paper every week SO that I
can read your interesting column.
Can you tell me when and whom
will marry?
Ans:-Looking back in your past,
I can vision two unhappy marriages
for you and I would not suggest
that you be as hasty to tie your
self to another unless you are alb
solutely sure that your PERSONAL
ties do not clash. I would suggest
that you send for my New Astrol-
ogy Reading as it will serve to
advise you in this manner.
H. B. Won what month should
I take this trip for success?
Ans:-According to the stars
you will find the period between
February 10Th and March 18th as
being most desirable to make prog
ress in the matter of this insurance
money.
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G.. H.-Must I take my family's
advice regarding the young man
with whom have been associat-
ing?
Ans:-Your folks are absolutely
right. This young man is already
married and is the father of two
children. Your continued friend
ship with him will not only cause
you distress but be the medium of
breaking up a home.
r. THANK you for your valu-
able advice as made the move you
suggested and this matter was set
tied. Can you tell me just how
long I should continue to hold
paper?
Ans:-This document has already
served its purpose and you will be
safe at this time in turning it over
to your attorney for the necessary
legal procedure.
D. S.-What must do to get out
of this trouble l am in?
Ans:-Under the circumstances
I would advise you against taking
the step that you have been con-
templating on. This girl will re-
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future and it will definitely close
this matter.
P. C.-Will I be accepted by my
husbands people and friends if we
make the move we plan?
Ans:-There is every indication,
should you conduct yourself prop
erly, that you will be accorded with
fine reception by your husbands
set.
]. L.-For the past few months
I have been in tough luck. Can you
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father passed away and several
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WIS., l'x:IlEzE
SPORTS PERSONALITIES BY NELLIE DODsoN
By Nellie DOdsOn


When cleared away at Iowa stadium last satu
day afternoon the Gophers had marched victory
and the Hawkyes had swallowed their disappointment sufficiently
begin looking forward to the Purdue Lafayette Indiana
Saturday
Oze Simmons played game but he didn't get aay for
Of those seventy and eighty making against
teams all The Gopers sacng
and Reed was one of the Berman boys who hitting oze
especially hard Just about time try Dwghs
the line, he would get stopped cold
Some of the Minnesota boys didn't think Simmons
friendly attitude during the They doing
him fairly They picked him after they tackled
sofa was afraid of being accused of roughng ozze that
half they letting him get loose than They
tried to get Oze to talk but he kept quiet exchange
any conversation.
After the Minnesota locker rooms
wait for Dwight Reed to several of the Gophrs when
they Each every possible ATTEMPT
had been made to be friendly with fatty return
the feeling. One Of the boys told
Simmons backs I've ever
seen but he certainly didn't help fellows acting way
did After all of this publicity relationships be-
tween the two schools being the breaking point the
boys to help smooth things out Well Simmons pretty
to be friendly"
The Iowa blocking great fashion for ozze this
but OF is fast that outsps blocking interference Homer
Harris owas Negro end told the night game that
almost impossible task block elusive Ozzie
"Oz is FAST said Homer gets way ahead of the men
who block for him. For instance and take
down the field"
Incidentally Harris told thought Dale Rennebo Min
neso CENTER was the incest fellow
homer TOOK friendly
during the and away high regard for Rene
Tuhy Thompson came out of the locker grin
wide on his face after the Haweyes stopped y the
hrst hail. but when the Minnesota uggernaut
the second half Tuy began to pick yardage typical
fashion '1
Captain sed and Coach Bernie Bernan came ont If
the looking serious and
gt IN bernes eyes, though He tried
entirely successful Glenn looked sombe Gophers lost
the fracas. ~ ~
Dwight Reed had sign number autograph
game When admirng Dwight for his autograph
the St Paul boy would look happy
kid receiving his first candy Don't let anyone tell Won that
Reed is getting the big head he isn't
And Ozzle Simmons whatever his during
the leveheaded he be The HIGH ns
and publicity this haven't touched him.
all about him. The Greek letter along fraternity row down
there were all decorated Homecoming
played up Ozze another the town.
Even the brilliant Dick Crane captains Haeyes isn't any
better liked than Ozzie
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Anusernents>

Hear the famous Walter Barnes
Orchestra at Coliseum. Ballroom,
st. Paul, Monday, Nov. Is.
The Social Twelve will open its
Fall Dance season Monday night,
November 10, with a brilliant cab
aret dance at the Flying Dutchman
on Rice st. road just outside the
St Paul city limits.
Walter Barnes, famous Chicago
dance band maestro, will bring his
band back to Minneapolis Wednes-
day, Nov. 10, for a cabaret ball at
the Apex Mite Club. Those who
plan to attend should make reser-
vations early as the Apex capacity
is limited.
Leslie Lawrence Post No. 497 of
the American Legion is giving it's
annual Fredericksburg dance at
the st. Paul Auditorium, Nov. %,
in the Veterans Hall. Two turkeys
will be given away as door prizes.
Little Joe and his Rug Cutters
will provide the music.
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Evening star., 1935-09-27
SUIT THREATENS
QUODDY PROJECT
Power Development Idea
Claimed by Two--Re.
search Under Way.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON. September 27.-The Her
aid says legal action may halt the
$780, 100000 Passamaquoddy Federal
power project in Maine.
According to the paper, two Bos-
ton attorneys are investigating claims
OF clients who insist the idea of the
development originated with them.
One of the attorneys. the paper
says, is Robert j. Bottomley, who
claims he has an agent in Washing
ton investigating claims of the heirs
OF John A. Knowlton, Saugus, an in
ventor
Bottomley's agent, the paper says,
has found records Of two patents of
the Quoddy scheme applied for by
Knowlton.
The other claimant, the Herald
says, is Jerome A. Petitti, honorary
consul for Paraguay. Petitti is quoted
rs saying the plan now being used by
the Government in the Quoddy prof.
ect was his idea originally.
Dexter P. Cooper, called the origi-
nator of the Quoddy ide-harnessing
project, could not be reached in East
port, Me, for comment.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
OrdinancePa
Cat Bounty of Csc
viii Be Amended
Tallahassee Pet LOVERS
Force Change Euen if
Birds Do Suffer.

By the Associated Press.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, September
27.-The City of Tallahassee will
amend its cat-killing ordinance so
that mental restfulness may return
to those who worried about the fate
of the felines
A considerable furor developed
when the City Commission adopted
an ordinance providing bounty of
rs cents for each dead cat delivered
at the city incinerator 1t was ex-
planned by the city officials that they
desired to kill of the cats to keep
the cats from killing off the birds.
The city paid out SITS for. seven
dead cats in the first week the ordi-
nance was in operation, and then
suspended it with the announcement
no more awards would be paid before
October l.
Now the City Commission an
nounces it will change the ordinance
to provide that policemen-and only
policemen-may kfll stray cats within
the city limits, but others may cap
ture the cats alive and receive a
bounty Of Is cents when the felines
are delivered at the city incinerator,
where pound will be established.
Cats which are not claimed by owners
will be destroyed.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
FAIR PLAY IS PROMISED
BY POWER COMMISSION
Chairman McNinch, Back From
Europe, Says Punitive Spirit
Will Not Be Tolerated,

By the Associated Press.
Frank McNinch, chairman of the
Federal Power Commission, said yes
terday: Nothing of the punitive
spirit will be tolerated or invoked" in
the administration of the public util-
ities holding company act.
McNinch. just returned from a
European trip. said. after reporting
to the President, that the commission
will Invite and expect the co-opera-
tion of the power industry in the i'm
partial administration of the act"
II am satisfied the act will be found
by the industry to be infinitely helpful
and in no sense destructive" McNinch
added The industry and consumers
can both depend on common sense
and fair administration Of the new
law, looking toward elimination of
admitted evil practices and better
protection Of consumers as well as
legitimate investment and economic
management"
Evening star., 1935-09-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
T0nAV

TODAY.
Dinner dance. Greyhound Bus
Lines, Inc, Willard Hotel, 7:90 pm.
Inaugural ball. District division,
Young Democrats. willard Hotel,
10 pm.
Meeting and supper, 5th Battalion.
Fleet Marine Reserve Corps, Raleigh
Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner, Bureau OF Mines, La Fay
ette Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Federation Of Architects,
Engineers. Chemists and TechnicianS,
Robert M. Buck, speaker, Central
High School. 8 pm.
Bingo party. Miles Auxiliary, U. S.
w. ", Pythian Temple, $50 pm.
Bingo party, Nativity Chapel, Four
teeth and A streets southeast, $50
pm.
TOMORROW.
Dinner, Police Training School,
Willard Hotel, pm.
Dinner. Zonta Club, Olney Inn,
Olney, Md, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
CAPITAL BOOM.

A person t0ho has not riSited the
Capital since 1884 ,Uould find many
changes in the residential sections
brought about by the current home
building BOOM" There are approx
.imately 1000 neto homes, fats,
small apartments in the n1etropoli-
tan area. all built tpithin the last
nine months. The District alone
has nearly 1000 neU buildings,
most OF tphich are homes. Arling-
ton County, Va. and Montgomery
County, Nd, contribute most OF the
other nelU structures.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Cowboy Author Dies.

COLORADO SPRINGS, September
81 R).-Andy Adams, 76, author Of
stories Of cowboy life, died here yes
terday. His Log Of Cowboy" pub
Ished In 1903. was the best known Of
the 10 books he wrote.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
RUSS-RUMANIAN PACT
NEARING COMPLETION
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GENEVA, September 27.-Negotia-
tions were advanced yesterday be-
tween Russia and Rumanis for a pact
OF mutual assistance along the lines
of the agreements the Soviet Union
Evening star., 1935-09-27
MAKING OF A CYNIC.

MAKING OF A CYNIC.
ONE reporter assigned to cover police
headquarters. who has had pro-
found respect for the police and an
equally sincere contempt for their
critics, has suddenly become somewhat
skeptical of their infallibility.
Recently he placed his automobile
in front of the police headquarters
Evening star., 1935-09-27
WITH GOOD INTENTIONS.

SOUTHERN Maryland farmer.
n testifying for the State in a
~ criminal case before one Of
4 \ the higher courts. was called
down by the judge several times for
using profanity.
After a final severe rebuke from
the bench, the witness raised his hand
solemnly and said:
Honest, Judge, I won't do any more
cuSsing-Ill be damned II 1 dol"
Evening star., 1935-09-27

has formed with France and Czecho-
slovakia.
Nicolas Titulesco, Rumanian for
eign minister, will 60 to Moscow
shortly to sign it.
Little Entente circles denied re-
ports that the pact will provide for
the passage Of Russian troops through
Rumania to Czechoslovakia to aid
the latter nation in the event of
German aggression. It was explained
Evening star., 1935-09-27
is a parking space, signs notwithstand.

ing.
After writing numerous stories re-
garding the misfortunes of his fellow
men the reporter went out to his car
to 60 home. Somehow it did not look
natural as he approached 1t from the
side. Yes, there was something de-
cidedly wrong.
He walked around front and found
he was right-his headlights had been
stolen.
Evening star., 1935-09-27

such movements might be allowed II
circumstances warranted. but it was
not specified in the pact.
Rumania Is a member OF both the
Balkan and Little Ententes.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Admiral Snyder Transferred.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H, September
~ P).-Rear Admiral Charles Philip
Snyder, commandant of the Navy
Yard here for the past Is months. has
been ordered transferred to Long
Beach. Calf, to command the 9Th
Cruiser Division, The transfer will be
effective October 10.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
GOLD PROFITEERS.

COME of those mercenary citizens
against whom the Government ar
gued so vigorously in It's fight to have
the Supreme Court uphold reputation
of its gold promises are having their
day at last.
The executive order compelling the
surrender Of all gold IN this country
did not apply to gold held by Ameri-
cans abroad or to gold bought abroad
after the order was issued. 1t is no
secret at the Treasury that a part
OF the recent gold importations from
Europe represent metal shipped abroad
by foresighted Americans before the
United States abandoned the gold
standard and devalued the dollar.
Bought here at s20.67 an ounce. 1t is
now returning for resale to the Treas
ury at $35. Those who were able to
make the arrangements are now taking
their profit Of approximately 70 per
cent, less shipping and storage charges.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
w ashin gton Wayside
Random Observations of Interesting
Events and Things.

building. Well, it may not have been
the place for 1t, but a parking spa;e
Evening star., 1935-09-27

The University of Havana, Cuba
was founded in l72l.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
FAME.

Numerals or combinations OF
numerals Which may seem to haze
euen a remote connection ,Uith Joe
Louis. the BroiOn Bomber, are get
ting quite a play these days from
colored followers Of the numbers
0dUe