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Evening star., 1936-09-30
Pupil of Espinosa

MISS SHORB has been playing
N golf about four years. She
Learned it myself" at first, but has
had help the last two years from AL
Espinosa. She's won the Stark County,
Ohio, championship the last three
years and the Akron district title
the last two years. This is her third
national.
She failed to qualify in her first
try and lost to Mrs. Frank Gold
.hwaite Of Fort Worth, Tex, in the
second round in her second attempt.
She's a freshman at Wooster Col
lege, majoring in geology. But I
might be a DOCTOR" she said. I'D
like that"
Evening star., 1936-09-30
Give Patty a Battle.

THE real feature Of the tournament
thus far was provided by 1s-year-
old Eva Shorb of Canton. Ohio, who
bowed to freckle-faced Patty Berg,
finalist last year, after thrilling, hec-
tic battle.
Comparatively inexperienced now
and more self-taught than otherwise,
she has the game and the courage
to make a name for herself. She
almost did it yesterday when she gave
freckle-faced Patty of Minneapolis
worries galore.
Miss Berg won, up, by holing a
putt after Miss Shorb had missed
hers on the eighteenth green, but be-
fore that the blond Eva had the little
American favorite shaking her head
and wondering how the tournament
would look from the sidelines.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
DETTWE|LER WINS
OPENING CONTEST
Berg Is Given Close Call
by Shorb, 18-Year.0Id
Conner From Ohio.
b. the Associated Press.

CUMMIT, N. j., September 30
- Several favorites, all Of whom
survived the opening round OF
- match play in the national
woman's golf championship on the
Canoe Brook course yesterday. were
expected to receive sitter competition
today as they paraded into the second
round.
Helen Dettweiler Of Rockville, Md.
who has improved her game consider.
ably by touring with Babe Didrikson
scored a 3-and-1 victory over Heller
Waterhouse of Providence. r. l., tc
advance in the title fight for the crown
vacated by Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware
Evening star., 1936-09-30
M'DONALD IN NEW YORK.

Arch Mcdonald, radio sports COM
mentator, will conduct his sports re-
view program from New York. where
Me is attending the world series. Arch
will give his impressions of the games
over Station WJSV nightly at 6
o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
Mcleod on Side Lines.

ERED MCLEOD, Columbia pro, has
been ordered not to play golf for
q while. The Columbia mentor has
been in the hands of doctors and
dentists for a week or more, has had a
flock Of molars removed and doesn't
feel so good. He probably wouldn't
want to play If he could, but the
medicos have taken care of this by
ordering him not to play.
w. w. Hinshaw. one of Fred's pu-
pills. Is in town for his annual Fall
golf jamboree, but Red flanagan is
doing the golfng with him each
morning.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
0'NEILL GOES ON AIR.

Buck O'Neill, veteran sports writer,
has been signed to conduct a program
entitled 1.-THE Human Side of Sports"
over Station WJSV, Mondays through
Fridays, from II to 11:15 pm, it has
been announced by the Columbia
Broadcasting System.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
HORNE GOLF WINNER.

KINGSTON, Ontario, September
80 P.-Stanley Horne. professional
at the Ottawa Hunt Club, won the
Canadian Professional Golfers Asso-
citation championship with a 72-hole
medal score of 294.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
SHOW AT MIDDLEBURG
Fifteen Events on Opening Horse
Pony Card Today.

Pony Card Today.
Srecial Dispatch to The Star.
MIDDLEBURG, Va, September 80
The first of "a hunter and pony
classes, scheduled in the two-day
Middleburg Horse Shoe, began here
this morning at 10 am. at Glenwood
the estate of D. c. Sands.
Fifteen events were to be run of
today, followed by a program OF
steeplechase and fiat races, and the
remaining nine competitions are sci
for tomorrow. The meeting will wind
up with a card Of two races tomor-
row afternoon.
Mrs. John Hay Whitney, Turner
Wiltshire, Benton Stables and many
other well-known exhibitors are
among the participants.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
RECORD HORSE SHOW
Fredericksburg Event Draws 402
Entries, Some From D. c.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Septem-
ber 80 (P.-The annual Fredericks-
burg Horse Show, for which officials
say 402 entries have been received
in 26 classes. will begin Friday after
noon and continue through Saturday.
The show will be the largest in the
history of this section.
Thirty exhibitors from Virginia,
Maryland and Washington will send
approximately 60 horses here to COM
pete in the show, which will be strictly
a hunters affair, there being no sad
die classes and only four pony classes.
X. c. johnson of Norfolk and Louis
Leith of Middleburg will act as
judges. Constance Moore Of Freder-
icksburg is show secretary.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
Cash for Merryman.

A LIEN comes here from New York,
"A where this Fall he will exhibit for
three weeks at Madison Square
Garden.
Following the matches tonight he
will run through his repertoire Of
trick shots, some Of which have
astonished horseshoe fans throughout
the country. In Madison Square
Garden show last year Allen electri-
fed a large gallery by knocking the
ashes from a cigar. Volunteers to
assist in this trick aren't easy to find
and the ringer wizard may not be
able to put it on tonight.
A coin collection will be taken. with
Allen accepting rs per cent or less of
the gate" He will be asked to forego
a portion of his usual percentage in
order to swell the kitty for Joe Merry
man, former Maryland champ, who
for several weeks has been down
with both legs broken. Joe is to
receive all cash collected aside from
Aliens take.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
SHOE FANS EAGER
TO SEE CHAMPION
Allen Displays His Tricks,
Meets Metro Stars at
Brentwood Tonight.
TREAT long wished for by

TREAT long wished for by
n Washington horseshoe pitch
~ ing addicts will be realized
4 \ tonight when Ted Allen Of
Alhambra, Calf, world champion.
displays his art on the town courts
at Brentwood, Md, starting at 1880
o'clock.
Ringer fans here are eager to see
how the leading exponents of the
game in the metropolitan area stack
up against genuine big-time talent
Allen is the first nationally famou;
fiipper to appear in this section.
His opponents will be Clyaton Hen
son, Virginia champion; Deadpar
Frye of Orkney Springs, Va, who
holds a decision over Allen gained ir
a match at Orkney Springs, and
Temple FARRELL, Maryland title holder
Evening star., 1936-09-30
WILL SHOOT AT NIGHT
D. c. Skeet Fans Invited to Use
Lighted Alexandria Traps.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA Va. September 3d.
Floodlights for night skeet shooting
are planned by the Alexandria Skeet
Club, which has offered the facilities
to four Washington organizations.
During the Fall the local club will
hold number Of turkey shoots and
team matches against the best skeet
clubs in this vicinity.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
GIVES UP TANK TEAM
G. w. Finds Interest Tagging Fol-
lowing Poor Season.

Due to lack of interest, George
Washington will not place swimming
team in competition this season, it has
been announced by Max Harrington
assistant athletic director.
Under Max Rote last season the
Colonial natators won but two meets in
nine starts, being handicapped by lack
of veteran material Rote, who holds
several District records, completed his
studies at George Washington last
Spring and had not intended to coach
the team this year.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
FOOT BALL TILT SOUGHT.

A foot ball game for Sunday Is
wanted by the Alcova A. c. with some
150-pound or unlimited eleven. Call
Sol Cohen at Cleveland 1916.
Evening star., 1936-09-30

15-pound limit. Several other big
boys, averaging 10 pounds, couldn't
resist q No. 4 drone, and were added
to the catch. News of his good luck
quickly got around and yesterday. in
spite Of the rain and general un.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
Fits in Charge of Work.

"DETAILS of the Columbia install
lation, while not available, are
! understood to provide for complete
piping of the course The installa-
ton, it is also understood, will be
carried out during the coming Win
ter under the direction of o. B. Fits,
the course supervisor, and his green's
keeping force.
The special committee went into all
angles of fairWay watering before sub
mitting its report. Two of the men,
bers-Walser and Dean-are engineers.
Walser heads the Greens Committee
and West heads the Golf Committee.
Columbia, long one of the show
courses in this area, has been trou-
bled, like all other golf layouts locally,
with scanty and sparse fairways dur
ing the hot months. Particularly dur
ing years of drought and little rain
the grass becomes thin and scarce
But fairway watering will take care
OF this situation.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
QUINT PLANNING EARLY.

Unlimited basket ball teams desir-
ing to compete in the Jewish Com
munity Center League this season are
requested to call Jack Klaben at
North 0601.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
BRITONS TO PLAY HERE
Visiting Girls to Be Opponents
of Local Hockey Team.

of Local Hockey Team.
The Washington Hockey Club will
stack up against the English Field
Hockey Club, now touring the United
States, Thursday, October 8, at 3
o'clock on the Cathedral School field.
ANY girl interested in playing with
the local team is requested to report
for practices, which will be held Nom
day. Wednesday and Friday at
o'clock on the Marjorie Webster
School field.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
BOWLER who long ago carved

A BOWLER who long ago carved
n his name for all time in the
n archives of duckpins has come
4 \ to the front to help save a
bowling venture that few days ago
seemed destined to hit the rocks.
Make Rosenberg is the bowler.
Big-time bowling was getting all
set to take a clout on the chin when
It was rumored that the Southern In
tercity League, q four-city circuit
would fold up after one season Of ac-
tivity.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
SPoRTScopE
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

~ UT in front by a couple Of
4 skis" Catholic University's
foot ball team must take the
~ title for possessing the most
unusual names on local gridiron
squads, although Georgetown and
George Washington run second and
third quite creditably.
No one will dispute the Cards claim
to the crown, with such names as
Yanchulis, Makofske, Adamaitis, Sc.
cino, Gemlo, Anthonavage, Pagano,
Katalinas, Chludenski. Rydzewski,
Vidnovic, Arnoldsky and Krawczel &.
The Hoyas annoy sports writers con-
siderably with such monnickers as
Riofski, Barabas, Churinskas, Petrosky,
Vaccaro, Urbanski, Ferrara, Gibeau,
Valiquette and Stralka.
The prestige of the CoIoniaIs
is upheld by RebhoIz, Salturelli,
Tihilia, RenZaglia, Yurwitz,
Grbovaz and Czech A Ger
man lad, Roy Witzke, is Mary
lands lone representative.
Chino Alvarez, who chilled COWBOY
Howard Scott, District lightweight
champion, in Florida recently, may be
handled in the East by Scott's man
ager, Gabe Menendez :. Matchmaker
Goldie Ahearn is seeking a suitable
opponent for Alvarez here on october
IL Scott will fight Aldo Spoldi at
New Yorks Hippodrome on October 81.
G. w. Gets Basket Star.
RILLY MITCHELL. high scoring
Wilson Teachers College basket
ball ace, has enrolled at George WASH
ington He will play freshman bail
this year and will be eligible for var
sity competition next season He
also has been the mainstay of the
Olmsted Grill quint for several seasons.
Two boys, not yet to be mentioned,
who never played foot ball prior to
this year probably will gain regular
end assignments on Marylands year.
ling eleven over such crack fankmen
as Bob Brand, Eastern; Paul Whedon,
Central, and Spero Kolius and Francis
Beamer, Roosevelt Brand and
Whedon were all-high selections last
year.
Don Dunlap, former Central
High quarterback, now is calling
signals for Washington-LeeU Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1936-09-30
BARRY SEES KAY0
WIN FOR EVERETT
Regains Pep to Impress
With Gym Workout-Goes
Ten Rounds Today.
. ED BARRY, who once trounced
y Marty Gallagher and who now
Is absorbing daily shellackings

~ ED BARRY, who once trounced
- Marty Gallagher and who now
N is absorbing daily shellackings
l. y from Buck Everett as SPAR
mate, feels the District heavyweight
champion will fiatten Gallagher within
II rounds when the popular mitten
manipulators clash Monday night at
Grifflth Stadium in 15-round scrap
for the local title.
Barry's opinion naturally Is in con-
trast to that of Matte Brown, who has
crawled out on a limb to predict that
Marty will drop Buck inside of seven
rounds. Brown now is aiding Gallagher
in his conditioning grind.
Sees Big Attendance.
DROMOTER JOE TURNER also
joined in the free-for-all prog
nostication competition, asserting the
bout probably will set a new attend
ance record for q heavyweight fight
here. All previous advance sale records
already have been smashed.
Everett, whose lethargy In a workout
Monday prompted Browns statement,
pummeled Barry and Billy Nichy in
training yesterday and impressed
hangers-on with his condition and
punching prowess. He was slated TO
spar 10 rounds with his human punch
ing bags today.
Killer Lamar, chilled by Shorty
Ahearn Of New York after compiling
a knockout string of Is victims. will
face his conqueror in the semi-final
bout. The colored heavyweights collide
in match optimistically scheduled for
six rounds.
Evening star., 1936-09-30

A LII members of the Kenwood team,
= which dropped its first-round
match for the Maryland State cham
pionship last Sunday are in the first
flight in the club championship to
start this week. Pairings follow: First
Evening star., 1936-09-30
SPR|NK[|NG PLANT
BY 81 IS PLANNED
Membership Soon to Vote
on Links Improvement
Governors Adopt.

~OLUMBlA COUNTRY CLUB
is going to have a fairway
watering system in operation
over all its golf course in 1887.
A special committee, consisting of
d. C. Walser, Martin R. West and
W. w. Dean has submitted to the
Board of Governors of the club a
plan, together with detailed costs, for
installation of system and the board
has recommended that it be done dur
ing the coming few months.
But before final approval is given
the plan, the membership of the club
will vote on it. This will be done at
the annual meeting on october %.
There isn't much question, judged by
sentiment at Columbia, that the
system of artif1cially watering the fair
ways during the hot months will be
approved.
Columbia thus will become the Sec
ond Washington course to receive the
benefits of fairway watering. Chevy
Chase is the first. The Chevy Chase
installation was made in the Fall of
1894,
Evening star., 1936-09-30

~ LIE PACINI Of the league
leading Washington Brewers
Is setting the early pace in
~ the Baltimore -WashinRton
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06
JURY CHOSEN
TO TRY NEGRO
IN JAIL BREAK

Eighty-five members of new
jury panel appeared in judy
Vaughn N. Thompsons court Mon-
day morning in response to sum-
mons recently issued by the court
The jury will serve on both civil
and criminal cases for the next
three months.
The first case for which a jury
was selected was that of James
Brown, Negro, charged with escape
from the county Jail.
Selection of the jury was COM
pleted shortly before noon and
the trial was scheduled to get
under way following the noon re-
cess.
Elmer Head. district attorney, is
appearing for the state and S. r.
Williams, El Centro attorney, IS
representing Brown.
The Negro was arrested in Mexi-
cali a few hours after he left
the Jail, violating the privileges
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06
PLANS NEAR
C0MPLET|0 N
FOR FESTIVAL
Best Floral Products
Of Valley Will
Be Entered

n u m erO u S committees
went into the home stretch
Monday in preparation for
the third annual Palo Yer
lie Festival Saturday. when
home owners and garden lovers in
Ell Centro and other Imperial VAL
ley communities will have an op-
portunity to display their choice
floral products
Many eastern men and women
will be in Ell Centro on Saturday
afternoon in attendance at the
Broadway of America convention,
and they will get from the flower
show an idea of wnter-gro IN bios
sens in southern California. The
delegates of the Broadway of Amer
ica convention will attend the
flower show in body, as will a
group of San Diego business men
who Hill be here on the same day
on Goodwin Tour of Imperial
Valley.
Rules made by the committee
in charge OF the flower show pro-
vide that flowers will be receiy-
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06

INJECTIONS TO
BEGIN AT DAM

Anti-typhoid vaccinations will
begin Friday at the contractor )
camps at the Imperial dam con-
struction site.
Dr. Warren F. Fox, county
health officer, will establish
base of operations at the camp
and will give the serum free to
the employees on the project. A
series of three injections a week
apart will be given.
Employees in the contractors and
ub-contractors camps, their fam
lilies and other residents of the
area may take the serum, Fox said
If the need arises, Fox will be
at the school house to give the
vaccinations to women and chill
dren who call there, he said
The vaccinations are being given
in order to forestall an epidemic
during the summer months.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06
POLITICAL BATTLE
BEGUN OVER BRUNO

tions for presentation to the legiS-
lature tonight. asking for legiSla-
tive investigation of the prosecu-
ton and defense of Hauptmann.
Both sought to turn to political
advantage investigations being made
of the New York kidnapping of
Paul Wendell, disbarred Trenton at
torney, and his confession" that
he kidnapped the baby for whose
murder Hauptmann was executed
Wendell has repudiated the con-
fession but he still is held without
bail in Mercer county Jail. Ellis
Parker Burlington county detec-
tive and Hoffman's friend, is said
to have had a hand in Wendels
seizure. Hoffman's opponents hop
ed New York or federal investi-
gators could follCN a trail from
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06
MARTIN RITES
HELD MONDAY
IN Ell CENTRIC

Funeral services for Arthur Mar
tin were conducted from the Lem
ons funeral chapel in Ell Centro at
3 o'clock Monday afternoon in the
presence of large number of rela-
tiveS and friends.
Rev. c. E. Flanagan of Delano,
fCrmer pastor of the First Baptist
church in Ell Centro, was in charge
OF the services. He was assisted
by Rev. R. c. Fleisher, pastor of
the First Baptist church in Cal
exico. Burial was scheduled for
Evergreen cemetery.
Martin was one of the most prom
inent ranchers of the Silsbee dis
trict and had been active in church,
Boy Scout, All club and Sunday
school work. He was a deacon in
the CaleXico Baptist church.
During the more than II years
of his residence in the Silsbee area,
Martin gave freely of his time and
energy in neighborhood affairs. He
served as clerk of the SilSbee
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06
GREAT BRITAIN
WARNS FRANCE
OVER BOMBING

PARIS. April 6. U,P)-Great Bri-
tain has advised France that ii
takes a most serious view of the
bombing of the undefended tC Sns
Of Adds Ababa and Diredawa,
Ethiopia, by Italian planes, it was
said on reliable authority today.
Foreign Minister Pierre Etienne
Flandin is believed to have notified
Italy at cnce.
1t was feared here that the Bri-
tiSh view might make it most diff
ficult to effect a settlement of the
Italo- Ethiopian war at Geneva, as
France desires.
1t was understood Britain in
formed France that British public
opinion was reused by the attacks,
calling them a deliberate viola
ticn of the promise Italy made to
Great Britain several months ago
that open or undefended towns
iuld not be bombed,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06
.COUNTYP..T.A
MEETING WILL
Open TUESDAY
Vierling Kersey to
Be Chief Guest
Speaker

Ell Centre is to have the
honor of entertaining the
first P.-T.A. county conven-
tion which will be held Tues
day in this city and at which
Vierling Kersey, state superinten-
dent of public instruction. will
be the guest speaker.
In view of the general interest
in the program the noon luncheon,
the afternoon and evening ses-
sions have been made open to the
public but luncheon reservations
must be made with Mrs. G.. K.
Gilkison.
The convention opens at 10 a.
m. in the Ten Thousand club
house with Mrs r. L. GlaSby of
CaleXico, county president, pre-
siding.
During the morning convention
business, including reports, cleo
ton of officers will be featured.
Musical numbers will be given and
an address will be presented by
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06
PIONEER VALLEY
RESIDENT DIES
IN IMPERIAL

Mrs. Margaret Weinert, pioneer
resident of Imperial Valley. died
at a. m. Monday morning after
a long illness. She died at the
home of a daughter, Mrs. Emma
Buckley, northwest of Imperial.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the Inglewood Park
cemetery in Los Angeles at IL
o'clock Wednesday morning, burial
taking place there.
Mrs Weinert had made her
home in Imperial Valley for "a
years and was well known among
early residents. The Weinert fam
lily had a Photographic studio
in Imperial in the early days Of
settlement. Their studio is be-
lieved to have been the first es-
in the valley. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06
Where Friendship Ends

Lee Nuffer, Cal Mousseau, I. A.
Thomas and Penny Richmond went
catfishing on the Alamo river-and
Tommy Thomas took new kind OF
bait along. 1t was COR Were) several
Wieners. He tossed the baited hook
into the stream and waited. Moth
Ing happened. Pretty soon he pulled
tha line out again-and the bait was
gone. Drat that catfish Tommy
turned to get more bait. 1t was
gone. Investigation developed that
Cal Mousseau ate the bait. Too bad
it wasn't another kind, Tommy
averred, and his Irish stutter left
no doubt of his meaning.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06
CHALLENGE OF
OIL PROMOTER
GETS SUPPORT
Control of Stock
Market Expected
To Suffer

WASHINGTON, April 6.
(UP)-The supreme court,
in an opinion striking at
bureaucratic encroachmenu
upon constitutional rights,
today upheld j. Edward Jones,
oil promoter, in his challenge of
registration provisions Of the Sc
curitieS act of 1898.
The court did not, however rule
upon the conStitutionality of the
securities act.
1t held merely that Jones should
have been allowed to withdraw
registration statement of oil roy
atty certificates rather than ap-
pear before the board to testify
concerning the registration as de-
manded by the securities and eX
changing commission.
Justice George Sutherland, in
an opinion to which three JUS
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06
HoltuiUe Rancher
Put in County Jail

j. d. Riddle, 31-year-old Holt
vile rancher, pleaded guilty to a
statutory charge when he was
brought into Ell Centro justice
court Monday morning. The charge
is a violation of section 288 of the
penal code.
He was taken into superior
court and, after pleading guilty
there, applied for probation. The
probation hearing was set for April
IA.
The case involves Riddles IL
year-old step-daughter.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06
COURT UPHOLDS
DECISION UPON
GOLD SECURITIES

WASHINGTON. April 6. UR)-The
supreme court today refused to up
set a lower federal court ruling
which may fasten more than $50,-
100000 of additional debt of major
industrial corporations with out
standing gold bonds of the type in
volyed.
The case grows out of an issue of
$8,O63,000 gold bonds by the st. Louis
Southwestern Railway company in
1912 which were made payable in
gold dollars or their equivalent in
gold currencies of other countries at
the then rate of exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-06
RED CROSS
FUNDS STILL
COMING IN

Red Gross contributions to the
flood relief fund still are being re-
ceived but the drive closed Satur-
day when the donations passed the
$500 mark.
Imperial and Holtville donations
have not been received as yet but
undoubtedly will add substantial
sum to the total, said w. H. Rhodes.
Most of the money contributed to
the quota for the Imperial county
chapter, was raised in Ell Centro,
workers pointed out.
The active campaign has ceased
in the elementary school system in
Ell Centro after teachers and pupils
contributed approximately $95.