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Evening star., 1936-06-28
DANCING.

Peyton Penn Studio. I745 r st. NV.
Met. $3.50. Learn to dance and add to
your pleasure and personality.
MAE DAWSON.
Ball room classes Tues. and Thurs.
Teaching; 8 to- o. Practice. 9 to IL.
Tap health, children's classes. $500 mo.
Priv. lessons. Garden Studio open.
1929 NJ St. NV. Natl. 3341
IPs FEAT TO put RHYTHM in your
FEET. but it's the speciality Of the
cANELLlS. DANCE STUDIOS
COZ 18th st. NV. District 7OSe
PRIVATE GA m DEP
LESSONS w rreaA.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Charles Starrett in
Secret Patrol"

Charles Laughton.
Mary Boland and
Charlie Ruggles in
"Ruggles of Red Gap"
Thomas Beck. Every
Saturday Night"
Buck Jones in For
the Service" Serial.
Jane withers in
Paddy O'Day."
Added attractions.
Serial. Cartoon.
Richard Dix and
Karen Morley
in
Devils Squadron"
Shirley Temple in
Captain January"
Ann SotieSn IN
''You MAY Be Nextl"
George Brent and
Madeleine Carroll in
THE Case Against
Mrs. Ames." Cartoon.
Pat O'Brien and
Josephine Hutchinson
in
81 Married a Doctor
William Boyd in
"Bar20 Rides Again."
George Raft in
''It Had to Happen"
John Wayne in 1.-THE
Lawless Nineties'"
Also THE Preview
Murder Mystery"
Trail of Lonesome
Pine" i" Louis-Schmel-
ing fight film. 12 noon
through to midnight.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Monday

Wheeler and Woolsey
in silly Billies,"
Fay Wray in
Roaming Lady"
Edward G. Robinson
and Joan BlondeIl
Bullets or Ballots"
William Powell and
Jean Arthur in
"Ex-Mrs. Bradford"
Mickey Mouse
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
Saturday

Charles Bickford in
Pride Of the Ma
rines." Buck Jones
in For the Service. "
Francis Lederer and
Ida Lupino in "One
Rainy Afternoon.
Flash Gordon End.
Suffers S Gold"
Song and Dance
Man"
For the Service.
"Voice Bugle Ann.
Cartoon and Frank
Merriwell No. II.
Warner GLAND
in
"Charlie Chan at
the Circus"
Fred MacMurray and
Joan Bennett in
Thirteen Hours by
Air"
The Last OUTLAW"
and
THE First
Baby"
Evening star., 1936-06-28

is the same. They engage a paid
speaker-amateur or profeSsional-to
review a particular book for them at
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Wednesday

Ann Scthern. Don't
Gamble With Love "
Valerie Hobson in
AUGUST Week End. "
william Powell and
Jean Arthur in
"EX-Mrs. Bradford "
March of Tine.
Grace Moore and
Franchot Tone in
The King Steps Out. "
March OF Tine
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Friday

Ross Alexander in
Boulder Dam.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Bv Mathilde Bahar.

~ IGHT now the women are all
excited about the Texas Cen
tennial. They are rushing
Il Y around preparing for HouSton's
Evening star., 1936-06-28

Dick Foran in
"Treachery Rides
the Range. "
March of Time"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
Cliff Caruth
Pitches 1910
No-Hit Win

Throwing speedballs, curves,
drops, and slowballs, Cliff Caruth'
newly acquired Holtville pitcher,
turned in a no-hit no-run game
Wednesday night against the strong
Lafayette All Star Negro team OF
FL Centro to lead HoltVille to
100 win.
Caruth whitfield 90 batters. Only
one man reached first base-an er-
ror by Hulon Wigington in the
fourth inning.
Twenty eight men faced Caruth
and only two balls were hit out
of the infield.
The Holtville valley league team
rallied behind the remarkable pitch
ing of Caruth to pound out 10 hits
and as many runs to stamp the
Holtville nine as one OF the strong
est in the valley and a serious con
tender for the league title.
0. Perry, HoltVille second base
man, got the only extra base blow
in the game, a hard hit double to
left field. Caruth helped his own
cause with three hits in four tries.
The Ell Centre Negro team played
good ball all of the way and only
the brilliant pitching of Caruth
kept the game from being closely
contested.
The ball game appeared to be
anyones contest until the eighth
inning when the Holtville team took
advantage OF two errors, two walks,
and three hits to push over six
runs to sew up the ball game.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
Minia ture
Autos Will
Race Tonite

Midget drivers from Imperial
Valley and San Diego are sche-
duled to compete on the Midget
Speedway in the first night races
held in FL Centro tonight starting
promptly at o'clock.
All qualifying events will be-
run off early in the evening and
the regular program will be open
ed with a feature race between
the two fastest qualifying cars.
With the track III perfect con-
dition local race officials antici-
pate the bettering of several track
records and possibly some nation
al marks.
The San Diego cars are rated
as the best on the coast and
should provide plenty OF competi-
ton for valley drivers. The fact
that local drivers are better ac-
quainted with the tricks and turns
of the track, however, will give
them a decided edge.
Bob Douthitt and Ward Swarth-
out have popped up their autos
for tonight's races and are favor
ed to lead the valley drivers al
though Fred Davis and Fred Solo
man can be counted on.
There will be ample seating room
at the track and everyone is as
sured of being able to see every
bit of action that will take place
including, spills, skids. thrilling
finishes and desperate chances
taken by each driver.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28

son IN league play LIE Lduilu4
batsmen found his offerings to
their liking and pounded out IA
safe blows. including two doubles
and a home run.
Chambers lacked his generally
unerring control and issued u
passes managing to keep in hot
water all Of the way.
The Laundry went to work early
in the contest scoring three runs
in the second inning Holcomb
walked. Brown walked and Swan
berg struck out. With men on
second and third Daniels slapped
a single into right center to score
both runners. Briggs struckout but
Lee singled to score Daniels from
second base.
The Cleaners added a run in
the third four in the fourth and
three in the fifth innings.
Dave Lee led the Laundry at
tack with four hits and Calvin
Aaron hit a home run to add to
the score.
Lopez paced the Caterpillars
with a double and single.
The score.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
Shorty's Shoen,en
Will Play Casey's

Shorty's shoeman will attempt
to break the two game winning
streak of Caseys Insurance team
Thursday night in the final tilt
of the week in the BraWley COM
mercial league.
The Shoemen have won one
game and lost one while Casey's
nine has won two games and
dropped none. Vince Chalupnick,
Speedball artist of the Insurance
outfit will be on the mound for
Casey and Hauseman will chuck
for Shorty's.
In Holtville the Merchants will
meet the high school diamondeers
tonight. The Merchants dropped
a So decision to the High School
in the first meeting but since then
have shown vast improvement in
every department of the game
and may pull out am upset win over
the league leaders tonight.
In CaleXico the Mexicali Aztecs
will tackle the Kiwanis club in
a slow league game.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
Yankees Trim Boston:
Pirates Rout ST. Louis
By UNITED PRESS

Red Rolfe's single in the 18th
scoring Crosetti from second. gave
the New York Yankees a 9-8 VIC
tory and an even break in the series
with the Boston Red Sox.
Jimmy Wilson, pinch hitting for
Gomez in the eighth slammed out
a double with the bases loaded en-
abling the Philadelphia Phillies TO
score their second straight victory
over the Boston Bees, So.
After purposely passing Sam Les
lie to get at Davis. Fred Frank
house was unable TO regain his
control and walked Davis to force
in the winning run and give the
New York Giants their second sue
cessive victory over the Brooklyn
Dodgers, 5-4.
Carl Hubbell went the route TO
mark up his sixth victory in nine
starts.
The Cleveland Indians hit four
St Louis Browns pitchers freely
today and moved back into fourth
place by winning u TO 2.
The Detroit Tigers, scoring three
runs in the fourth inning, defeated
the Chicago White Sox, 30, here
today
A five run rally in the ninth
inrngs gave the Cincinnati Reds
a So victory over the Chicago Cubs.
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated
the st. Louis Cardinals 1I-2.
The Red Birds never were ahead,
the Pirates scoring three run in
the fourth and three more in the
fifth after the Cards had managed
TO tie the count at Il in the third.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28

and Frank Smyer. Free instruc-
tions in boxing will be given any
amateurs desiring to appear on
future programs. Training quar-
ters will be open between 4 and
7 p. m.
For the first amateur card, the
director of bouts at the Orange
Belt Athletic club in Santa Ana
will bring his prize team to Ell
Centro, to meet such valley favor
ties as Herman Graves, Ell Cen
tros Brown Bomber, and Manuel
Ortiz. bantamweight, who is the
valleys best Mexican battler.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
Pitchers In
Com m an d
Of Gan es
BY UNITED PRESS

After days lapse, pitchers again
took command in Wednesdays play
in the Pacific coast league, and
held scoring to a minimum.
a duel between Nathan Andrews Of
Top-notch game Of the day was
Sacramento and Ad Liska Of Port
land with Andrews getting the de-
cision, ? to 0.
In another night game, the Seat
tie Indians, behind the five hit
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
COAST SCORES
COAST

COAST
San Francisco 900 010 014-6 II 8
San Diego 100 230 01x-7 13 /
Ballou, O'Doul and Monzo; Wells
and Kerr.
Los Angeles rs. Missions, ppd.
Might games.
Oakland .......-..-0 900 020 03O-5 5 !
Seattle ............-.00l 005 O0x-6 9 2
Larocca, Olds and Hershberger:
Gregory and Bassler.
Sacramento 0l0 900 0l0 . 4 0
Portland - 900 600 OOO-O 4 O
Andrews and Head, Liska and
Brucher.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28

nue. every Friday night thereafter,
he added. The arena has been
leased by the association. Car
penters and painters have been
employed to give the building a
thorough manicuring.
Training sessions will open at
the arena Monday under the dir
ection of Coaches Noel Johnson
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28

Wesley Ferrell and Lefty Grove,
mainstays VI the Boston Americans
mound staff, have won l3 of the
25 victories turned in by the Red
SoX this season. Ferrell has chalk
ed up six wins and Grove seven.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
ST A ri DING
NATIONAL
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
New York 5, Brooklyn 4. ~
innings).
Pittsburgh II, st. Louis 2.
Cincinnati 5, Chicago 3.
Philadelphia 5, Boston 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28

NEW YORK. May %. WR)-Leroy
Haynes, Brown HoWitzer" from
Philadelphia, blasted Primo Car
nera into pugilistic oblivion last
night with a technical knockout in
the ninth round.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
AMERICAN
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
New York 8, Boston 8 III innings)
Detroit 3, Chicago 2.
Cleveland u, st. Louis 2.
Washington Philadelphia ppd
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
Cool, Smart
Palm Beach
Suits S16.75
Screen & Pebble WeaUes in
White, Tan and Grey-aU neuU!

We're showing something ReC in the famous
Palm Beach Suits. Screen Weave extra
light extra porous, and mighty handsome.
The shades are smart and summery so is
the tailoring Just the right follow-up for
cold tub or shower. 1t makes the morning
splash more than a memory. 1t keeps the
body cool all day. See the attractive peb-
bic weave in grey and tan sport backs, sin
gle breasted
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
Series Of Bouts TO
Start Friday, June )

Amateur boxing will make its debut in El Centro Fri
day night June s. President Gordon Scven of the newly
organized Ell Centre Amateur Athletic association
nounced Thursday
Amateur cards will be presented at the former Impe-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
Laundrymen Take Easy
Win Over CaferpilIars
Joe Hurst Allows Only
Six Hits i'm Contest

Joe Hurst unlimbered his pitching arm Wednesday
night and set the Caterpillar sluggers down with SIX hits
lead the Valley Steam Laundry 112 victory
the Ben Hulse nghtballers.
Homer Chambers suffered his first defeat Of the sea-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
pitching of Paul Gregory, beat the

pitching of Paul Gregory, beat the
league-leading Oakland Oaks for
the second consecutive day, 6 to 5.
The only daylight game was be-
tween San Francisco's Seals and
San Diego. Ed Wells, Padre pitch
er. went into the ninth inning with
a to lead, and allowed the Seals
to score four runs before retiring
the SIDE and winning 7 to 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
Bench
Warming
BY Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

Cliff Caruth. HoltVllles new Val
ley league club pitcher. entered
softball's hall of fame Wednesday
night when he turned in a no-hit.
no-run game against the FL Centro
Negro al stars.
Only % men faced Caruth, only
one man reached first base. and not
a man was issued a free pass. The
only runner 10 reach first base
was safe on an error by the left
fielder.
Only two balls were hit out of
the infield and Caruth whitfield %
battefs. His control was startling
and the peculiar twists and turns
Of the ball as it whizzed past the
batters completely baffled the prize
hitters OF the Lafayette nine.
With Caruth on the mound the
Holtville team looms as the club to
beat in valley league play. The
game to be played next Tuesday in
CaleXico. when the Holtyille and
Border city team tangle in the open
ing valley league tilt. promises to
be 4 great contest. Ed Kelly Cal
exieo chucker. has also pitched
perfect game this season and when
these two chuckers tangle a real
pitching duel viii be Witnessed.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
PACICIF COAST LEAGUE

fehterdaY's Results
san Francisco 6, San Diego z.
Oakland s. Seattle 6.
sacramento 2. Portland o.
Los Angeles at Missions. rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28

The amateur fights at BraWley
Tuesday night were the best OF
the season-full Of action, plenty of
toe to toe slugging and some clever
and scientific boxing thrown in.
The best bout Of the evening, be-
tween Willard Hogue and Pete
Lugo. uncovered one of the clever
est. boxers seen in the BraWley
ring. Hogue entered the ring in
perfect condition, we'll schooled in
the art Of self defense and in dish
ing out punishment.
Calmly he stopped each blow
from Lugo's failing gloves with an
impenetrable guard. retaliating with
short. straight. Furnishing lefts and
rights. Lugo lasted three rounds,
Pete is rated as one OF the best
valley lghtweights-before he went
down before the careful, we'll plac-
ed blows tossed by Hogue.
As Willard climbed through the
ropes at the end Of the bout he
received the loudest acclaim given a
fighter in the history OF valley
fighting.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
Lafayette
Total!
IIOltyilIe

IOtdlS ............ 80 ~ ~
Craig and Jedkins; Caruth and
Priest.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28

Laundry ............03 OBJ 43O O00-11
Caterpillars .........O 600 01O 01O-
Home runs. Aaron; doubles, Lee,
struck out by Chambers 13, struck
out by Hurst, 10; walked by Cham
bers, u; walked by Hurst, o.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-28
Laundry
O31 43O OOO-1
nnn. .aTn nTn

Totals ..........35 , 6 0
Score nv INNINGS.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-18
COURT UPHOLDS
JAIL SENTENCE
FOR LAWWAKER

WASHINGTON, May 18 UP-
The District of Columbia court of
appeals today ruled that Rep. John
H. Hoeppel, D., Cal. and his son,
Charles, must serve from four
months to one year in prison for
conspiring to sell an appointment
to West Point for $1,000
The HoeppelS had appealed a Dis
trict of Columbia supreme court
conviction, contending that the
statute under which they we're
prosecuted did not cover the charge
against them.
James w. Ives, Baltimore, Md,
Olympic athlete, accused them of
seeking to sell him an appointment
to the military academy. Ives gave
young Hoeppel a promissory note,
and then refused to pay when he
learned his appointment was un-
lawful.
Hoeppel said that he would file
a motion for a rehearing before
the court of appeals because its an
nouncement today failed to decide
all of the questions raised on my
appeal" He said he would be a
candidate for reelection despite the
conviction and will be proud to
take my record before the voters.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-18
TREE PLANTING
SUGGESTED NOW
FOR Ell CENTRIC

Mrs. ]. S. Jones, chairman of
the FL Centro chamber Of COM
merce tree planting committee.
suggested Monday that those who
purchase small palo verde trees
and Towering oleanders from the
nursery Of the Future Farmers of
America at Central Union high
school Immediately set out and
water these trees.
With reasonable care, every tree
now set out will live, although the
season is somewhat advanced. They
should be given plenty of water for
few days, and if possible a light
shade, such as a shinole or paper
shelter placed close to the plant
but not too close to cut off the air
SO that the direct rays of the sun
may be Kept away for a few days,
Mrs. Jones said.
The oleanders and palo verdes,
according to Paul Thornton Of the
high school, are in excellent con-
dition for planting. The number
IS so limited that it has been found
necessary to limit the sale Of these
ornamental trees to those who will
plant them in the parkWays along
the street or in front yards where
they are visible to paSsers-by.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-18
Bolivian Army Uprising
Puts in Fascist Leader

LA PAz May 10 UTwo officers who fought each Other
bloody War the Bolivia
Paraguay today identical the
Paraguay the Bolivian yesterday in boodes
charge deter
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-18
HEALTH LEADER
NAMED SPEAKER
FOR &C. LUNCH

Ben II, Reed, executive secretary
of the Public Health league Of
California will be the speaker at
the Ell Centro chamber of COM
meree luncheon Wednesday.
His subject will be community
disqualification and socialized medi-
cine. President Walter B. Have
korst Of the chamber of commerce
announced that the meeting will
be open to everyone whether men,
bers Of the chamber Of commerce
or not.
One Of the principal subjects to
be considered by the visitor will
be the proposal to make a public
hospital maintained by the city or
county accessible to anyone upon
payment Of actual costs. The
chamber of commerce directors,
realizing the interest of physicians.
doctors Of dental surgery and sim
liar professional men in the sub
ject, have sent letters to every
doctor in Imperial county, inviting
them to attend Wednesdays lunch
con.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-18
LOCAL RETAIL
STORE is 7IST
FOR SEARS Co

When El Centro'S new Sears,
Roebuck and company retail store
opens its doors at 737 Main street
next Thursday morning, it will be-
come the seVenty-firSt Sears store
doing business on the Main streets
of the nation,
That was one Of the interesting
sidelights about his firm given by
II. J. Heisch, manager Of the new
local retail enterprise.
"Of course our company operates
great many more stores than II,
Heisch said, but I believe the fact
has never been brought out before
that so many Of them are actually
located along Main street. To me
it typifies the way Sears, Roebuck
and company has carried its mer-
chandising service closer and closer
to the people of the United States,
making their job Of buying increas-
ingly simpler and easier.
Think of a Main street with II
stores along It's two sides - some
large complete department stores,
other smaller stores handling prin-
cipally the so-called hard" lines,
and you will get some conception
of the Sears mythical Main street.
Earnings Of the employees of these
Main street stores alone would be
enough TO support a population as
large as that Of Ell Centro and the
establishments could supply the
main merchandise needs for hun
dreds of thousands Of people.
There are Sears stores on the
Main streets of cities in &c different
states and all of them we believe
through the expenditures they make
for wages, newspaper advertising,
rent and taxes. contribute their
share toward keeping Main street
facing forward
WOrkmcn have been winding up
their remodeling and redecorating
program at the neE store site
Heisch said Monday the extensive
interior alterations and improve
ments in the building had about
been completed and that the en-
tire job would be finished well in
advance of the opening day.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-18
RULES WOULD BAN
LAWMAKERS TRICKS

SACRAMENTO, May 49, UP
Tricky legislative procedure which
tends to lengthen session and in
crease the cost of lawmaking will
be abolished in California next
year if the 62nd legislature adopts
the changes recommended by an
interim committee on rules.
While members of the present
legislature awaited a call to a
special session to meet the emer-
gency relief situation, the COM
mittee headed by Assemblyman
Charles w. Lyon, Los Angeles,
administration floor leader last
year, completed recommendations
which will be submitted at the
January session.
Proponents Confident
If adopted and members of the
committee were confident the
legislature would approve the
changes-there will be no more
clock-stopping, no more morning
sessions of the assembly Lobby
lists will be denied the privilege
of visiting members on the floor,
The following regulations are
proposed:
l. Committee meetings will be
held each morning from 8 am. un-
til noon. Assembly sessions will
start at 2 pm. and extend, if
necessary into the evenings.
2. New members will not have
their pet measures killed by a
motion to lay an amendment on
the table-a maneuver used fire.
quently in the past to catch an
inexperienced member unawareS
and stop his bill.
3. Adjournment will be fixed
seven days in advance by the
adoption of a resolution, and there
will be no clock stopping to per-
NIT the extension of the session
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-18
Bolivian Shakeup
Leaves Chieftain's
Family Ouerjoyed

PASADENA. Calf, May 18. UP)
Resignation of Joss Luis Tejada
Sorzano as president of Bolivia to-
day met with the satisfaction of his
relatives residing here, including
two sons and three daughters.
Herman Terjada Sorzano, student
at California Institute of Technol-
ogy, said he had received a cable
from his father saying:
Gave up presidency. Everything
all right"
Relatives pointed out that the
presidency of Bolivia was mot par
ticularly desirable" at present and
no prominent Bolivian had declared
himself candidate yet even though
the general election is only two
weeks off.
The sons said their father left
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-18

took the main prize in the annual
CalaVeras Jumping frog contest.
Safely guarded by Angel Camp
citizens wearing the whiskers,
plaid shirts and trousers-tucked-
in boots Of the mining heydey,
Cant Take It leaped II feet, 3
inchei to beat an outlander from
the viii ROGERS ranch in Oklahoma
named Jack Dalton" by one skin
ny inch
The guards made well certain
thai no one introduced buckshot
into Cant Take 1t" digestive sys-
TEN, as had the slickers who put
bone over on the pioneer settlers in
TWain's day
Third and Fourth places also
went to Angels Camp to make the
citizenry feel prouder than they
had for years. Joe Mendalos Dis
covery' was third with Il feet, II
inches and Elwin Lilies Red Car
V took fourth with IL feet, 4 in
! ches.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-18

sional president of paraguay Feb
ruary 20, as the result of a coul
by which army men deposed Pres
ident Eusebio Ayaia
Frances government is called
the first Fascist one in the west 4
ern hemisphere. A manifesto
made public today by the Bolivian
revolutionary junta indicates thad
for Bolivia, also, is planned a
semi-Fascist government on con1
stitutional lines, under which thd
men who fought the war will bd
put on the land; and men Wild
profited by the war will help I'd
pay for it.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-18

an important business here to be-
come vice-president of his country
and then president. They believed
he would be happy to resume his
private career again.