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Evening star., 1936-05-17
YALE DOWNS TIGERS
BY POINT IN MEET
Two New Records for Event Are
Hung Up-Badman of Winners
Dislocates Ankle.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 16.-In
one of the closest dual meets ever
witnessed here Yale's track team de-
feated her Big Three rival. Princeton,
today by one third Of point.
The score was Yale, 672s: Princeton,
STA.
Todays contest was marked by the
establishment of two new dual meet
records.
Capt. A. J. Loeb of Yale won the
hammer throw with toss of l69 feet
61a inches. Irwin of Princeton broke
the 1884 record of Charles B. Dunbar
in the 200-meter low hurdles with
the time Of 23.5 seconds.
John Eadman Of Yale, outstanding
high jumper, suffered . dslocated
ankle In the pole vault.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
BY Stan Correspondent Of The Star.

~ T. LOUIS. Mo, May 16.-With
y fourth place as their immediate
eoal, the Nationals entrained
~ tonight for a new 1886 battle
ground in Navin Field at Detroit,
where the slipping Tigers will be met
In a three-game series starting to-
morrow.
Leaving in their wave the corpses OF
the hapless Browns, who dropped
their twenty-fourth decision in %
games today. Washington's diamond
entry, nevertheless, still was having its
pitching troubles and Manager Bucky
Harris was forced to nominate Jack
Russell to start the throwing against
the world champions.
Russell failed to finish the first
inning when the Griffs opened their
Western invasion in Chicago, although
he escaped being charged with the
defeat inasmuch as the game later
was tied. Harris, however. was going
back on Russell's form sheet" to the
game he won from the Red Sox in
Washington 10 days ago.
Only Russell and Pete Appleton
really are available-in Harris book
as starting pitchers who figure to give
the Nationals an even chance. Buck
Newsom, who beat the Browns yester-
day, will be used in the final game OF
the Tiger series in all probability,
while Jimmy De Shong. who turned
back st. Louis today, will be held Tor
the opening game of the forthcoming
Cleveland series. Ed Linke still is
adjudged not ready to start games
and Monte Weaver has not been i'm
pressive enough to warrant a gamble
unless it is absolutely necessary. Earl
Whitehill is out, Of course, inasmuch
as he is not even on the trip.
Manager Mickey Cochrane is ex-
pected to counter with Joe Sullivan, a
young southpaw, who already holds a
victory over the Griffmen. Sullivan
whipped Washington on April % at
Griffth Stadium, to l. In the pro-
cess he limited his victims to eight
hits.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Harris Banking Upon Russell
To Subdue World Champions
In Detroit Set Opening Today
Myer Ant. to Play Today.


CAPT. BUDDY MYER, whose sec
~ ond base has been held down by
Red Kress the last couple of days,
probably will return to the game to-
morrow. The 1885 American League
batting champion was not benched
for light hitting, as generally be-
lieved, but because he suffered an
other spell of dizziness when the club
arrived in st. Louis Thursday night.
Buddy's illness is the result OF a
sick stomach. 1t was the same all
ment that laid him up for a couple
Of days in Washington recently.
Cliff Bolton, who was injured
Thursday in the final game with the
White Sox, reported that his hurt
side was considerably better today,
but he isn't likely to break into the
Detroit series unless he is used as a
pinch hitter The first-string catcher
probably will be ready for the Cleve-
land and Boston series. however.
Thomas Is Browns "Star."
A L THOMAS, the eX-Natlonal who
n won the Browns last game on
May IL, was st. Louis No. l hero in
the American League until he took
it on the chin today. The $500
faithful who turned out on Ladies
day gave Al a tremendous hand when
he started to work, to show their
appreciation for what acorns the
Brownies are able to pick up now
and then.
For one awful moment in the
eighth inning today 1t looked as
though Walter Miles would join
Bolton on the casualty list, leaving
nobody available to handle the Wash
inston catching. Ray Pepper, sent
up to bat for Thomas, fouled of a
pitch by De Shong that struck
Miles viciously on the left shoulder.
1t shook the kid up plenty. but he
shook it off and recovered enough to
bang out his second hit of the game in
the next inning.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
YANKEES WIN, 81,
AS HAD[EY HUR[S
Bumps Initial Success as
Starter Ends White Sox
Victory Streak.
BY the Associated Press.

~HIcAGO. May Is. Irving
1 Hadley in his first appearance
as a starting pitcher for the
~ New York Yankees held the
Chicago White Sox to nine we'll
scattered blows today and won his
game, 8 to 2.
The Yankees banged the offerings
of the veteran Ted Lyons for 13
hits, among them being homers by
Babe Selkirk and Myril Hoag. Hadley
figured in the batting spree himself,
getting a double and a single.
The McCarthymen's victory ended
the White Sox winning streak that
had gone to six straight games.
Rookie Joe Di Maggie, who got
four hits in each of the last two
games, was the only Yankee who failed
to connect for at least one bingle
today. He went to the plate five
Evening star., 1936-05-17
BAER SETTLES SUIT
Fighters First Manager to Get
$4,000 for Contracts.

SAN FRANCISCO. May Is LP).-A
s55,000 settlement in the long drawn
out court fight between Max Baer and
his first manager. j. Hamilton Lori
mer. was announced today by Frank
L. Guerena. attorney for the former
heavyweight champion and his pres
ent manager, Ancil Hoffman.
Lorimer contended he held con-
tracts for one-fourth interest in
Baer's net earnings.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
OWEN RUNS 100 IN 0:9.3
Wind Aids Ohio State Star to
Better World Mark.

MADISON. Wis. May 16 F.-
Jesse Owens, Ohio States Olympic
hope, ran the 100-yard dash in s3
seconds in a dual track meet between
the Buckeyes and Wisconsin today to
better the world mark Of 0:09.4, which
he tied in the Big Ten meet at Michi-
gan last year.
Because the fleet Negro sprinter was
aided by strong wind that blew
across Camp Randall Stadium, his
performance will not be submitted for
new world record.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
SPANISH BOXER VICTOR.

NEW YORK, May l6 LP).-Baltazar
Sangchilli Of Spain, recognized in
Europe as world bantamweight cham
pion, made his American debut to-
night by stopping Jimmy Martin Of
New York in 1;29 Of the eighth round
of a 10-round bout at Ridgewood
Grove. Both contestants scaled 12lh
pounds.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
WithStands Rivals Drive.

LIE FINALLY got his nose in front
again with the finish line only
matter of yards and this time he re-
fused to give ground.
Jean Bart was almost forgotten. but
the son of Man O. War managed to
save the short end OF the purse by j
head from Mrs. Marion du pont SOM
erville's Transporter. Then came Hal
Price Headley's Hollywood, Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Memory Book, He DID, Bow
and Arrow Teufel. Mrs. w. w.
Vaughan's Knight Warrior and the
Somar Stables Grand Slam.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
POTTS TENNIS CHAMPION.

CHAPEL HILL. N. c., May l6 LP).-
Blond Ramsay Potts, University OF
North Carolina sophomore. played
brilliant and spectacular tennis here
today to win the annual Southern
Conference singles title. defeating his
teammate and top-seeded player of the
tournament, Archie Henderson. In
straight sets, Ga, 6-l, rs.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
TURF TRAINER SUSPENDED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May Is (P.-
The license of T. Jolley, trainer of
the Brentwood Stable, was suspended
and recommendation made to the
Kentucky State racing commissioner
by the Churchill Downs stewards that
it be revoked. following an alleged as
sault on Trainer Jack Carter.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
No Excuse for Granville.

No Excuse for Granville.
GRANVILLE had no excuse. He
~ broke second. moved into the
lead after a quarter of a mile and
was on top until Woolf, replacing the
suspended Ira Hanford. drove Bold
Venture to the front in brilliant
display of horsemanship.
Bold Venture was slightly crowded
at the start when E. r. Bradley's Bow
and Arrow broke toward the inside as
he stepped into command. Woolf
quickly eased the chestnut flyer out
of trouble, however, but was forced
to drop back to last going around the
first turn as he took to the outside to
find room for Bold Venure to run.
Through the run down the back
stretch. with Granville leading Mrs.
Silas B. Masons He Did and Jean
Bart by a length, Woolf guided Bod
Venture in and out Of the pack.
Whenever he found an opening, he
drove at 1t and one less horse was
In front. At the three-quarter pole
he still was sixth, however. and the
crowd was yelling:
Where is Bold Venture?"
Evening star., 1936-05-17
GOLF TO WILLIE TURNEsA.

WATERFOWL, Mass, May l6 Up.
Willie Turnesa of Holy Cross, young
est Of the seven golfing brothers and
an outstanding contender for the 1896
national amateur title, won the New
England intercollegiate championship
today with a spectacular closing rush
at Oakley. He scored sub-par 141.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
AUSTRIA LEADS AT NET
Scores Over Poland in Davis Cup
Zone Competition.

VIENNA, May 16 (P).-Austria took
2-l lead over Poland in the second
round European zone. Davis Cup en-
counter today when Metaxa and Ba-
warowski defeated the Polish team Of
Hebda and Tarlovski, 6-1, 6-2, Ga.
They divided the opening singles
matches yesterday. Hebda defeating
Metaxa, 60, IS, Ga, and Bawa-
rowsh beating Tloczynski, Ga, 6-3,
Ga.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
CAMPBELL RECOVERING
Tribe 0utfielder Up After Attack
of Spinal Meningitis.

BOSTON. May 16 R.-Bruce
Campbell, Cleveland Indians out
fielder, stricken two weeks ago with
spinal meningitis, left his bed today
for the first time.
Authorities at st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital indicated Campbell might leave
there in two weeks.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
DODGERS DROP ECKHARDT.

NEW YORK, May 16 R.-The
Brooklyn Dodgers today released Os-
car (Ox) Eckhardt. last years Pacific
Coast League batting champion, to
indianapolis to make room on their
roster for George Watkins, newly
signed outfielder.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Bold Venture Takes eakness DeS0ng Form Win
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Base Ball.
Washington at Detroit, 3.
Horse Show.
Riding and Hunt Club. Chevy
Chase, Md. l:30.
TOMORROW.
Base Ball.
Washington at Detroit, Sis.
Washington College VS.. George
Washington. Grifith Stadium, 3.
George Washington High VS..
Roosevelt, Roosevelt Stadium, $3.50.
Tennis.
Landon VS.. Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park. Md, $50.
Swimming.
Olympic swimming team benefit
meet, Shoreham Hotel, 8.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
TWIN BILL AT ANAC0STIA.

Anacostia A. c. will play double
header against the Southeast nine on
the Anacostia diamond this after.
noon. the first game starting at 1880
o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
HURLER ALLEN CLEARED.

CHICAGO, May 16 tP.-William
Harridge, president of the American
League. tonight termed as absolutely
without foundation" charges made re-
Gently that Pitcher Johnny Allen Of
the Cleveland Indians is using the
outlawed spitball.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
GENERALS TRIM NAVY.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May 16 P).-
The Washington and Lee base ball
team punched IA hits and capitalized
on six errors today to defeat the
Naval Academy team, II to 6, in a
slow game.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

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NY o. II 2 81 81 Al 3l16l0l.615I z
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Chi 2 II 2l-I Fl q q 2l13l13I.500I ga
BosI 81 Of Fl OIL 81 81 3L12ll4l.462l 4l2
Gin q 2I n Al o. q 0l1216!.429l 512
Phil OF q II 2I 81 2-l 2l12Il7l.4l4I 3
BklI / q II Ol q q 3I-l1lll6 :407l .
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Evening star., 1936-05-17

chicaro o----------- 100 0oi 900
Runs-Gehris .2o. Dickey. Hoag Lag
Crosetti Appling. Runs batted in-Ap-
pli1ng. Hoas t21; Dickey. crosetti, Rolfe
Appline. Haas. Hadley Rolfe, Three-base
hit-Dickey. Home runs-Selkirk Hoag.
Double plsys-Piet to Appling to Bonura;
Piet to Bonura: Rolfe TO Lazzeri to Geh-
rig. Left on hases-New York o; Chi
cago q. Bases on balls-Oh Hsdley 2:
of LYONS 4. Struck out-By Hadiey. .:
by Lyons, Hit by pitcher-By Lyons
tHoael Umpres-MeSsrS MCGOWAN
Quinn and Ormshy. Time@1:57.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
How Preakness Was Run
ny the Associated Press.


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Evening star., 1936-05-17
SWISS TENNIS VICTORS
Denmark From Davi

Eliminate Denmark From Davis
Cup Competition.
MONTREUX, Switzerland, May 16
R).-Switzerland eliminated Denmark
from Davis Cup tennis competition to-
day, as Steiner and Manen defeated
Ulrich and Ploughman, 6-l. 6-3,
1l-9, In the doubles.
The Swiss had won both singles
matches yesterdAS.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

and Preakness. Sir Barton did 1t in
1919, Gallant Fox, sire Of Granville.
in 1880; Burgoo King in 1882 and
Omaha, a blood brother of the Wood
ward colt, accomplished the feat last
year.
Evening star., 1936-05-17


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Evening star., 1936-05-17

Runs batted inmsoltsEs Miles Hin.
stolen bases--PowelI 60: sacrifees-De
Kuhel; Kress to Travis to Kuhel Left
on basesXsWsshipst9n. SIS :; s.. LOUIS; rucr :;
out~By De Shong, 4: by Caldwell. !.
Hits-on Thomas g in s innings; OF
Caldwell, . in l inning, Hit by pitcher
BY Thomas (PowelD.. Losing pitcher
Thomas Umpires-Johnston. Summers
and Owens. Time-1:40.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
League Statistics
SI1NDAY MAY IL. 1896

NY . = q q n 81 AGO 9I.6eoL =
Bos O. II 81 a A 81 2Lle11L633l IA
Gle o. 81 2l 81 II q 5l17llO.630l 2
Chi q o. II 81 II Il 4l1eT1lL522l
Wn Q 81 Of o. q Al 415Il5l.50OL ga
Det OF II 81 81 II 81 2Il3Il4l ASH
Phi eI Fl II II o IL 31O16L.3s5l so
stL II O II o O. g o. 424l:l42ll l5la
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Evening star., 1936-05-17
MinorLeagues

International.
Toronto. II: Montreal. ID.
Buffalo. 3: Rochester, ].
Newark 3; Syracuse. 2.
Albany, .; Baltimore. l.
American Association.
St. Paul. Q: Minneapolis. ).
Columbus. B: Louisville. 4.
Kansas City. 6: Milwaukee, b.
Southern Association.
Birmineham. 2: Knoxville. o.
Nashville. 8: Memphis. ,.
Pacific Coast.
Okland. z; San Francisco. o.
San Diego 3: Portland. ..
Los Angeles g; Sacramento. y.
New York k-Pennsylvania.
Elmira. 13: Allentown. 3.
Wilkes-Barre. IL: HaZleton. 4.
Scranton. 8: Williamsport. B.
Sally.
Columbia. 10: Savannah. 4--&.
Columbus. 16-9; Macon. 2-s.
jacksonville. Z; Augusta. ).
Houston. IL; Fort Worth. 2.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
GAMES TODAY.
National
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

New York. 4; Cincinnati, 3.
St. Louis. B; Boston. 3.
Chicago. :: Philadelphia, 2.
BROOKLYN, 3: Pittsburgh. o.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
GAMES TODAY.

Pitts. at N. Y.
Chicago at Boston.
st. l.. at Phila.
Cinci. at Brooklyn
Evening star., 1936-05-17
HEADS GRANVILLE
BY STRONG FINISH
Runs From Far Back, Leads
at Eighth Pole, Fights
OFF Challenger.

(Continued From First Page,)
Evening star., 1936-05-17
GAMES TOMORROW,

Pitts, at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Phila.
Cinci. at Brooklyn.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-06
SPANS REBELS
WIN CONTROL
OF BORDERLINE

Copyright. 1886, BY United Press
HENDAYE, FRENCH SPANISH
FRONTIER, Sept. S. U.P)-Spanish
rebels won control of the frontier
today.
In a surprise attack at noon, they
overwhelmed a handful OF loyali1t
defenders at the bridgehead and
captured both the automobile and
railroad bridges to France.
A little group of 20 loyalists had
gathered at the bridge with machine
guns which they fired in the general
direction of Irun, with no direct
target in sight.
A long column of Foreign Legion
naires from Pamplona, marched in
to Irun and, reinforced, the rebels
rushed the bridge to gain control.
At once the rebels began bonn
harding Fort Guadalupe, firing two
cannons which they dragged by
hand from the ruins of the match
factory on the edge of the town.
Two hundred loyalists, who had
fled to France, returned and after
crossing the Bidassoa river joined
the loyalists defenders of Fuenter-
rabia, On the point of the coast on
the river bank, in an effort to pro-
tect Fort Guadalupe.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-06
BISHOP WILL
CHECK UP ON
FIERY PRIEST
Coughlin Ordered to
Moderate by
Vatican

VATICAN CITY, Sept. 5.
(UP) : Bishop Michael j.
Gallagher of Detroit has
been instructed specifically
by the Vatican to moderate
the political activities of Father
Charles E. Coughlin, the usually
well Uniformed Catholic news agency
La Correspondence said today.
The agency revealed for the first
time what it said was the nature of
the Vatican's instructions to Bishop
Gallagher.
"The Holy See invited the bishop
of Detroit to come to Rome and
confer with the Pope" Correspond
enza said. "The bishop came and
received from the Vatican precise
and unmistakable instructions
which cannot be misunderstood
namely, to moderate the ardency of
an orator who should have refrain
ed from attacks of a political char
acter, especially personal, and also
renounce the forming of political
parties and confine himself to a
precise illustration of the social doc
trine of the church"
The reference to personal politi-
cal attacks obviously was to Father
Coughlin's calling President Roose-
velt liar.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-06

which had successfully ploughed
its way through almost continuous
storms since she took off yeSter-
day from Abingdon Airport near
London, was forced down when
its gasoline supply ran out.
The plane struck in a rough
field and skidded ON one wing.
Mrs. Markham scrambled out
bleeding from a wound over her
right eye. There were several min
CT abrasion3 on her arms and
legs.
Time of the crash was given as
$3.50 p. m. Atlantic standard time
Q0;30 psf making her elapsed
time for the crossing from London
to Cape Breton "a hours, 40 min
utes.
The daring English woman sue
ceedea in making the perilous
crossing in the face of odds sc
overwhelming that other fliers had
advised her against attempting il
at this time. Her plane bucked
headwindS on much of the flight
and 500 miles out from Newfound-
land it moved into the center of
storm area which had been NOV
ing northeastward for days.
Authorities at Cape Race cstinr.
ated that she had a 40-mile an
hour following wind 1t was still
raining and foggy in spots, How
ever.
Inhabitants Of ReneWs, a fishing
village, got their first glimpse of
the transatlantic air voyager from
the southeast. The plane roared in
at low altitude, while Mrs. Mark
ham evidently took bearings, bank
ed and sped off to the southwest
Fifteen minutes later, she passed
Cape Race.
Mrs. Markham left England at
1:50 pm, EDIT, yesterday Her des-
tination was Floyd Bennett airport,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Her plane was sighted by the
steamer Spaarndam at am, EDIT,
approximately $50 miles east of
Bonavista Bay, N. F., at that time,
it was II hours and SO minutes
since Mrs. Markham had taken off
from Abingdon airdrome. An hour
and four minutes later, her blue
airplane was sighted from the liner
Kungsholm, about 60 miles east of
the Newfoundland coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-06
Wild CLEWS|
CHECKED IN
MUIR KILLING
Bloody Garments in
L. A. Probed BY
Officers

LA JOLLA, Cal, Sept. 6.
(UP)-Police today admit
tedly were checking "every
wild tip" in an attempt to
gain tangible clues to the
sex Staying of Ruth Muir, spinster
Y.WC.A. worker.
The search was turned in two
directions today as officers inves-
tigated the story of one man that
he knew plenty" about the case
while other police were checking
bloody garments found in Los An
geles county to see if they were
linked with the Staying.
Sam ISaacs, 35, an itinerant,
was being brought here from Ii
juana, Mex, across the border from
San Diego county, where he was
held after showing marked inter
est in the Staying.
The man was reported TO have
had a batch of newspaper clip
pings about Miss Muirs death
Monday in his pockets Several
human hairs, found clinging to
his garments, were to be analyzed
chemically.
The bloodStained garments, por-
tions of Women'S clothing purse
and jewels, were discovered in
lonely San F'rancisquito canyon
by a power house employe. The
garments were turned over 10
sheriff's deputies who commune
ated with San Diego authorities.
A former insane inmate whose
words were only partly
ineligible was confined to the
psychopathic ward of the county
hospital pending an attempt to
question him.
He is Donald j. HAZEL, 30, par
oled recently from Patton institute
for the insane. HAZEL was taken
into custody when found wander
ing aimlessly here mumbling
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-06
STORES WILL
Be CLOSED ON
0 R DAY
General Cessation of
Business Slated For
Monday ,.

Labor day will be cele-
brated Monday by a general
cessation Of business and
the general closing of the
doors of official and COM
mercial establishments in celebra-
ton of the occasion dedicated to
the workers of the nation.
The celebration in Imperial VAL
ley differs from those held in other
sections of the country because no
parades, picnics or dances are
scheduled. Laborers as we'll as a
majority of the other residents plan
to leave for pleasure resorts in the
mountains and along the coast
Even the cool weather is not expect
ed to keep many of them at home.
Federal, state, county and city
offices, banks and title companies
will observe the holiday Monday and
again on Wednesday will be closed
to mark the anniversary of Cali
fornia's admission to statehood.
The occurrence of two holidays
in one week caused many residents
to. plan extensive vacations to.takf
advantage of their release from
duty.
The Monday evening Imperial
Valley Press and Tuesday morning
Post will be published as usual.
The post offices of the valley
will close Monday but will be open
for business as usual "Wednesday
Admission Day.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-06
POWER FIRMS
: OBJECTIONS TO
BE REVEALED

Southern SieTas Power company
objections to the findings of fact
and conclusions of law filed by I'm
perial county in the power company
suit protesting the county's alleged
interference with rural electrifica-
tion by the company, will come up
for hearing September 10, before
Judge H. Holzer in Los Angeles.
The power company objected to
the documents filed by District At
torney Elmer Heald and his assist
ant, Charles Halliday, on the
grounds that they covered matters
upon which the court had not
passed.
Imperial Irrigation district and
the county officials refused the pow
Yer company permission to cross
their property in stringing their
power lines and setting their poles.
The power company sought injunc-
tions which later were refused by
the court.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-06

Whitefish September 10, and after
and National Bison range in Idaho
Whitefish September 10 and after
The convention will open in
the close Of the sessions, a three
day excursion trip is arranged
for Banff and Lake Louise in the
Canadian Rockies.
George Bennitt will lead the I'M
perial Valley motorcade TO join
the San Diego delegation.
Plans for activities of the organ
ization will be made at the session,
according to officials of the Ell
Centro chamber Of commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-06
DIRECTORS OF
DISTRICT END
BOARD SESSION

Imperial Irrigation district direc-
tors Saturday completed their last
session this year as a board of
equalization after having equali2ed
the valuations upon more than 80
pieces of property at the request Of
property owners.
They now have is days in which
to set the annual tax rate for the
district. This task is declared to
provide a difficultp roblem because
of the reduction in valuations an
nounced several weeks ago by Miss
Winnie Barry, assessor collector.