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Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
LINEUPS FOR
GRID GAME
ANNOUNCED

Coach w. S. Taylor Wednesday
night announced the lineups of tbs
two grid teams to battle it eat in the
spring practice game to be played
en- the high school field Friday
starting at 8 o. m.
The Blues and Whites are evenly
matched and will put en- swell
ball game. Many football fans are
planning to see the game tC get a
lire CT the possibilities for cham
piens,lip team naXt season at Gen.
tral.
The Blues will present a more eX-
~. rcrd team boastirg four letter
men while the whites have three
regularS on their squad. Both
baektields are composed for the
most part Of untried material but
will present several fast men that
may pIo3c invaluable for Z winning
team next year.
Lincu,.s announced Wednesday
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12

The European Piano-legged Crap
pier plans TO slap Sledge all over
the ring and earn the right to
meet champion Vincent Lopez in
a return match in the near future.
Lopez threw Calza in their first
meeting but according TO John
Contos, matchmaker. the Mexican
mailman fouled Gala to win the
bout.
Sledge is also headed toward n
crack at Lopez title and he will
use every bit cf his skill to pin the
great Italian in the impending
bout.
In other matches on Friday
nights card Gunda Singh will
tackle John MoXos. Les Kennedy
meets B. Valdez. and Jose Mayo
will attempt to outgrapple the
mighty Irishman. Jerry MonChan
Gunda Singh, due to his rapid
improvement in the American
graphing game. IS a favorite to
trim Jimmy Londos' protege bur
anyone that has taken lessons
from the great LCndos is plenty
tough and the Hindu mat artist
will have an interesting evening
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tie for second half honors and
should the Cox Brothers squad lose
to the Bachelors Monday night the
I. V. team would take undiSputed
possession of first place.
During the first half of the game
Golden State managed to hold close
to the l. V. team, trailing only 1921
at the end Of the half
With the start of the second
half, however. the Hardware cagers
promptly ran away with the ball
game, taking advantage of the poor
guarding ON the part of the cream
cry squad.
In the fourth quarter the Hard
ware started stalling 10 maintain
their lead and managed TO add a
few more counters when the butter
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12

makers became oyeranXiouS and
threw caution to the winds to get
the bali.
The Hardware passed the ball
in to sink setups and add to their
already comfortable lead.
Novak led the Hardware attack
with I9 points ana Smith paced the
creamery with u.
In the second game of the night
the General Petroleum easily trim
med Edgar Brothers, in another
upset. The Oilers swamped the
Hardware five 1918.
Holbrook OF General Petroleum
ran up 10 points to take high point
honors in the tuSSle.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12

before he pins MoXoS.
Les Kennedy. who meets Valdez
is an eX-boXer and uses forearm
smashes TO a decided advantage
in mat wars. Valdez is n Slouch,
however. and VII be right in the
battle all Of the way.
The matches start at $50 p. m.
Friday night The bouts are being
held on Friday night of this week
but the Athletic club will return
TO the OLD schedule Of having the
bouts Thursday nights next week.
according to ContoS.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
Bench
Warming
BY B. KINNE

Because the baseball diamond is
in such poor condition at Central
high the school has arranged to re-
ceiye water from an irrigation canal
with which to flood the field to re-
condition the surface
After the diamond is flooded the
ground crew at the high school will
Grape the field. This will put the
diamond in the best condition iii sew
eral years
During the summer We hope that
the field will be put in grass. This
would be an easy process with the
water accessible. Then. by keeping
the grass cut. the field would be in
perfect condition for next year.
This move would stimulate interest
IN the sport in Imperial Valley and
at the same time strengthen the
nighSchool baseball teams.
Another use for the grass field
where the baseball diamond is To-
Gated would be as practice field for
the football teams in the fall BY
using the proposed grass diamond
IS q practice field part OF the time
both fields could be kept in perfect
shape
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12

Soft ball officials in FL Centro are
taking steps toward building an all
El Centro team TO compete in the
valley league next summer. Sid
SWanberger has been chosen as the
manager of the team and ne is sign
ing the leading softball players in
FL Centro.
The valleys league promises to re-
yive interest in the summer sport
IN the valley and should bring some
outstanding ball games to I'll Centro
fans.
II would be a smart mCVe for e
Cenuo officials to make q special
offCrt to keep Homer Chambers in
e Centro to play for the local team
Other valley towns are dickering for
Chambers' services and it would be
tou bad to have FL Centre beaten out
CT the pennant by pitcher that
woulG have Won the title for them
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
X IQi4KXs
Max Fears Bomber
May Take Beating

BERLIN, March Il. UR) - Max
Smelling told the United Press to-
day the reason he obtained $4,000
advance from Mike Jacobs, New
York Promoter, before signing to
meet ice Louis was because he
didn't want anybody to whip the
Brown Bomber before he got a crack
at him
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
Stanford Accepts
Hawaii Invitation

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
March y. U.R) - Stanford athletic
officials announced today that they
have accepted Coach Otto Klums
invitation for Stanford TO meet IN
iversity of Hawaii in a Honolulu
fcctbaIl game in 1857.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
Registered Arizona
Warrs1ts Called In

FHOENTX. Ariz.. March II up
State Treasurer Nit Simms will
1sdeem s29430l.61 in registered
state warrants today. The war
rants were registered during De-
cpmber.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12

Your itcnIng, bleeding, protrdding
piles will go when you actually re-
move the cause-bad blood circula-
ton in the hemorrhoidal veins.
Salves or cutting can't do this-an
internal medicine should be used.
HEM-ROID, prescription of DIR. j. S.
Leonhardt. succeeds because it slim
ulates the circulation, eases the
pressure of the congested blood and
helps to heal and restore the affected
parts. HEM -ROID has such fine
record of success that Clements Drug
and all druggists say one bottle of
HEM -ROID Tablets must relieve
your Pile agony or money back. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12

Subs-Whites. Honda MouSSeau
Watanura. ThibedeauX, Lambeth
Naito: Blues. Naito. Adams. Baker
Knight, Napier. Shoup
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Rougher Tactics
TO Mark March

George (The Great Caza, who has changed his type
of attack in the wrestling to the rough and tumble
variety Will battle the up and coming Bill Sledge who has
been defeated only twice in several months wrestling.
the El Centre City Limits Friday night
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
|. v. Hardware Team
Ciinches First i'm
Commercial League

A fast charging l. V. Hardware basketball team
turned in their second straight upset victory in CONNER
cia league play with 1885 win over Golden State wed
neSday night
The Hictory assured the hardware team of a least a
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Continued on Page I, Column So
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and Mrs. D. Worth Clark of Idaho.
Others in the company were the As
sistant Secretary of the Interior, Mr..
Oscar L. Chapman; Assistant Attorney
General and Mrs. Harry H. Blair, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Richberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oswald Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Clapper, Miss Ann Kedrick,
Miss Laura Bradley and Mr.. Frederick
r. Bay of New York.
Judge and Mrs. David H. Kincheloe
will sail Tuesday aboard the Ancon
for the Panama Canal Zone to visit
their son-in-law and daughter, Lieut..
James H. Davis, u. s. A., and Mrs.
Davis. Mrs. Kincheloe will remain
with Lieut.. and Mrs. Davis at Colon
and Judge Kincheloe. who formerly
was Representative in Congress from
Kentucky, will return to their New
York home the first Of January.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Robert H
Duenner Of Cambridge, Mass, viii
arrive In washington tomorrow for q
short visit on their way to Knoxville
Tenn, and Louisville. KY, where they
will spend the Christmas holidays
with Mrs. Duenner's mother. Mrs
James p. NethertoA.
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element of time. In order to close
the state season before the beginning
of Lent. the annual series of official
events must move in rapid succession,
contrary to previous years, when the
program was spread over a longer
period Of time.
The members of the diplomatic
corps really have no official season
set aside for entertaining. Even in
the warmest of days in the Capital,
one may find the social calendar
marked by a large party at one or
two of the foreign missions. All
through the Autumn season there
have been many diplomatic functions,
and this week there will be several
entertainments in the diplomatic set.
The Minister of Finland and Mime.
Jarnefelt will entertain at a recep-
ton Tuesday afternoon in celebration
of the 18th birthday anniversary
of the President of the Republic of
Finland, and in the evening the Bel
gian Ambassador and Comtesse van
der Straten-P -Ponthoz will entertain
at dinner. Tomorrow evening the
Ambassador of the Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics and Nine. Troy
anovsky will entertain at dinner in
honor of the newly appointed United
States Ambassador to the Soviet Gov
ernment and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies.
The members Of the cabinet have
done little or no offlcial entertaining
since last Winter, with the campaign
keeping several of the Presidents
Official family constantly away from
the Capital. The Attorney General
and Mrs. Homer s. Cummings con-
tinuously are hosts at small informal
parties at their residence overlooking
Rock Greek Park. This week they
will entertain at o larger function,
when the portrait of the Attorney
General by Mr.. Henry r. Rittenberg
will be shown.
Every year each cabinet hostess
gives q luncheon honoring the Presi-
dents wife. So far the only date an
nounced is that Of Mrs. Claude A.
fro,,kS~,,>I ~, ncun Nol,rv,nn Sl
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night.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
A. Hackett of Stanford, Conn, will
arrive in Washington to attend the
party and be the guests overnight Of
the Attorney General and Mrs. Cum
mings.
The Postmaster General, Mr.. James
A. Farley, is expected to come to
Washington the middle Of the week.
Mr.. Farley, who arrived in New York
Thursday from Ireland, Is spending
the week end in New York with his
family.
The Secretary Of the Interior, Mr.
Harold L. Ickes, Is spending the week
end in Chicago. He will return to the
Capital tomorrow.
The Secretary Of Commerce and
Mrs. Daniel G. Roper have with them
over the week end their son, Capt
Harry Mckay Roper. who Is stationed
at West Point, and his son, Harry
Roper. jr.
The vice chairman of the Federal
Power Commission and Mrs. Basil
Manly entertained at dinner last eve.
ming in compliment to Representative
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Ball Revived
By ] Junior
l. e a g u e r S
M Much A n ticipated d
Event Will Be Held
on January Z.

TIME good news has finally
leaked out that the Junior
i League will give ball this
year, the first one since 1884.
Thursday, January 7, has been
chosen as the day and the gay
and colorful affair will take place
ut the Mayflower.
It will be called the celebrity
ball" which means that the
guests may or may not wear So
called fancy dress costumes
that fact depending entirely upon
the celebrity" chosen to i'm
personate. During the evening
q professional floor show will be
put on and all through the night
Sidney's entire orchestra will
play.
Mrs. Montgomery Blair, r.. the
former Virginia Mason, has been sp-
pointed chairman of the ball and Is
being assisted by Miss Cecil Jones as
vice chairman; Mrs. Charles Carroll
Continued on Page Q. Column 6. \
Evening star., 1936-12-13

invited to the Gridiron dinner and
the wives of members of the famous
organization OF the fourth estate
have been dubbed, were artists Of the
evening. This year it becomes the
lot of the women scribes to put On
the program.
So sparkling in individuality and
wit has been the entertainment at
these previous parties that the women
writer's fairly are shaking in their
slippers for fear their stunts will not
be even one mite as clever. The
prospective actresses" however. find
comfort in the fact that the program
is of the record and they will not
have to indite pieces giving faint
praise" to their endeavor.
The White House truly will be q
beehive Of activity in the next few
weeks before the curtain rises on the
official season with the reception jan
uary 2 to the diplomatic corps.
Plans for the official days at home
of the cabinet hostesses will be dis
cussed at the luncheon Mrs. Roosevelt
will give Thursday for this group.
There will be at least one absentee
at this meeting, for Mrs. Cordell Hull
is in Buenos Aires with the Secretary
of State. The cabinet officer and his
popular wife are not expected back
until just before Inauguration.
this week will be a series Of teas
for women executives Tuesday. In
cluded in the list Of guests will be q
number Of women who aided in the
Democratic campaign.
The mansion will resound with
childish voices during the Yuletide
season, for the President and Mrs
Roosevelt are expecting to have at
least six Of their seven grandchildren
with them for Christmas. There will
be a jolly party for the children. II
is understood that Christmas at the
White House this year will be fore
most for the kiddies and that there
will be no festivity for the grown
ups" of the Roosevelt clan.
State Functions
VIII Move Rapidly.
Throughout January and until the
9th Of February the exquisite crystal
chandeliers in the White House viii
blaze brilliantly on one state func-
ton after another. The changing
Of the date Of Inauguration has upset
materially the traditional ofncial sea.
son at the mansion. ct .leaSt In thi
Evening star., 1936-12-13

President of Nicaragua ana Senora
de Sacass and their daughter.
Comtesse van der Straten-Pontnoz,
wife of the Belgian Ambassador, Will
leave Washington Thursday by plane
for Argentina. She will be accompa-
MED by her daughter Betty. and they
will visit the comtesses parenS 1or
Christmas and the holidays, the Ann
bassador joining them for the Yuie-
tide.
The Swiss Minister and Nine. Peter
will entertain at dinner Tuesday eve
ming in honor Of the japanese Amoas-
sador and Nine. Saito and the Cana
dian Minister and Lady Marler.
The Austrian Minister and Nine.
Prochnik will return Tuesday from
New York, where they went to attend
the Winter carnival last week and are
remaining over Sunday.
The Danish Minister and Nine.
Wadsted and their small son sailed
yesterday for their home to spend
Christmas and remain several weeks.
The Portuguese Minister and Nine.
de Bianchi will be joined this eve
ming BY the latter's daughter. Mile.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

Sibilla Skidelsky, who has been in
New York for several days to attend
q number of art exhibits.
Nine Pelenyi, wife Of the Hunga-
rian Minister, will 60 this week to
Cleveland for few days visit in her
former home.
The Minister Of Finland and Nine
Jarnefelt will give q reception Tues
day afternoon from 5 to o'clock to
celebrate the 18th birthday anniver-
sary of President Pehr Evind SWIM
hufvud Of Finland. Shortly after the re-
ception the Minister and Nine. Jarne"
felt will leave for Cuba, where they
will remain for Christmas, returning
to this Capital early in the new year.
The Minister has been appointed Min
lister to Cuba In addition to this post.
The Greek Minister, Mr.. Demetrios
Sicilianos, will return tomorrow from
weeks stay in New York.
The Bulgarian Minister, Mr.. Di-
mitri Nsoumof1, has gone to New
York, after making an address at
Continued on, Page 2. Column a.
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Winter Social Season
Is About to Make Bow
With Endless Activity
Mrs. Roosevelt to Be Hostess to Gridiron
Widows, Reception to Diplomats and State
Functions Just a Few of Events
BY MARGARET HART.

TINE Winter social season. healded
wh festivities all circles of society the
Capital, will full swing Monday,
December first Winter that Roosevelt will
the Grdron widows and the
women, many of whom cover" press conferences.
Roosevelt thoughuly made several innovations
the unofficial schedule of the mansion the function
week. the evening the Grdron Club dinner
President guest which
gives thought
Roosevelt and her attractive daughter Mrs John Boetger
DALI delighted the guests with amusing
sk year Gdron widows the wives of the officials
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Thrift Shop
NJ a g azine e
utTuesday
Public Remin d ed to
Subscribe to Frolics
to Aid Charity.

ONA jolly little green card.
| Miss Emily c. Davis.
" daughter of Mrs. Archi-
bald H. Davis, secretary Of the
editorial staff of the new maga-
zine which will make its initial
bow to Washington on Tuesday,
asks for a check for $1.50, the
subscription price of Thrift
Shop Frolics for six months.
The publication originally was
to be called the Thrifty Frol-
les. Proceeds from the new
venture will go to the five men,
ber organizations of the Thrift
Shop.
To be sure, the idea of tho
magazine originated with Mrs.
CONTINUED on Page S, Column 81
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Blooms at Home.

Representative and Mrs. Sol Bloom
and Miss Vera Bloom have issued
cards for an informal tea this after.
noon from until o'clock at their
residence on Columbia road In honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Chandler
Christy. A
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Mrs. Emmett Gudger
ToHonor Mrs. Keyes

Mrs. Emmet Carlyle 0udger has
issued invitations to tea Thursday
afternoon ut 5 o'clock in honor Of Mrs
Henry Wilder Keyes. wife OF Senator
Keyes. and In compliment to Mrs
Ksyes' new book, "HarA Bright"
Evening star., 1936-12-13
Official Washington
The Attorney General and Mrs. Cum
mings Will Entertain Thursday Evening.

Attorney General and Mrs Cummings will have
their guests Wednesday and Thursday and Mrs Henry
r. Rtenberg who will be the guests in whose honor the
Attorney General and Mrs Cummings will entertain at party
Thursday evening Mr. Rttenberg who member Of the Ma
Academy has painted portrait of the Attorney
Evening star., 1936-12-13
Notes of the Diplomats
Nine. Saito Will Be Hostess in Honor
of Mrs. William H. Standley.

SAITO wife of the Ambassador will be hostess
I'M of % Wednesday, when she will entertain
in William H. Standley wife of the retiring
chief of naval operations
senorta daughter of the Chilean Ambassador
senor Don Manuel Tucco his hostess at the embassy
will on tn New Tuesday visit the former
Evening star., 1936-05-06

4. The end that's left should be
folded and the point slipped through
the opening you'll find at the back OF
the knot. A little backing and filling
to tighten and equalize the ends will
give the desired result. Avoid tighten
ing the knot too much.
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Psychology
Health and Work.


"A STARTLING psychological fact
emerges from old London. There
q vocational psychologist finds that
factory girls do more work when they
have a headache than on days when
they report feeling fine" Here's a
paradox that really provokes reflection.
How can it be?
Two reasons may be offered: In the
first place, headache tends to distract
ones attention from ones surround
ings, especially ones human surrounds
ings. One doesn't find so many things
to talk about. Talking distracts at
tention, cuts down the output Of labor.
In the second place, mild pain Is
at least partially relieved If you will
concentrate on one thing. Concen-
trate on your work and you will forget
the passing of time. You will also fail
to notice many physiological conditions
which would otherwise attract your
attention.
OF course, this discovery was made
In a factory where the work was
of q one-piece type. Being one-piece,
It really lacked variety. And this Is
perhaps the all-important fact. Most
factory work soon becomes habit and
is really accomplished without effort.
So if under such conditions you have
headache you are merely employing
the time you would otherwise waste.
(Copyright. 1860
Evening star., 1936-05-06
Bedtime Stories
Johnny Is Uncomfortable.

of in the most unconcerned manner.
Johnny waited only until Jimmy was
well away. Then he hurried over to
his house. He went down inside. He
had made up his mind that he was
going to stay right there. 1t wouldn't
be very easy for Jimmy Skunk to
get him out Of there now. So Johnny
proceeded to make himself comforta-
Bile. At least that is what he tried
to do. However, the more comfortable
he tried to make himself the more
uncomfortable he became. You see,
he couldn't help wondering If Jimmy
Skunk would come back and what he
would do if he did come back.
johnny knew that Jimmy wasn't
likely to come back before morning.
Jimmy. you know, loves to wander
about at night and sleep by day. But,
OF course, there was always a chance
that he might come back 1t was
the thought of this that made Johnny
uncomfortable.
II don't think he'd use his scent
down in here" thought Johnny. But
Jimmy has got sharp teeth. and If he
should catch me it would make 1t
very bad for me. OF course, he may
not come back. It's my house. I dug
it. He had no business in here. Well,
anyway, I'm back here. and I'd Ike
to see him get me out Of here now"
Now. too much thinking is bad
habit. Johnny was doing too much
thinking now. He kept thinking of
all the things that Jimmy Skunk
might do. and, of course, the more
he though the more uncomfortable he
became. He couldn't get to sleep for
some time. When he did get to sleep
he awoke with start every little
while. Then he would listen and
listen for sounds of some one coming
down into his house. So altogether
it was bad night for Johnny Chuck.
He was up and out of his doorway
at the very break of day. He saw a
dim form approaching. 1t was Jimmy
Skunk returning What to do! Should
he retreat down inside? Should he
stay right there in the doorway and
keep Jimmy out? Should he give up
that house and make another?
(Copyright. 1850
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Natures Children
Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas).

largest. One with q carapace (upper
shelD about four feet long will weigh
500 pounds. The average one seen
in the markets weighs from SO to 10
pounds. The carapace Is pale olive
green, beautifully marbled with deep
yellow. Many times you will find these
markings in bands which radiate from
the center of the shields. The head
plates are dull olive or brown with
white margins. The undershell Is
yellow.
The reason for its name is not be-
cause of its outer. color, as you can
see, but because its fat is a green
ish hue.
In spite of its size, the green turtle
Is graceful swimmer. In clear water
you will enjoy watching 1t move back
and forth and use Its huge flippers
In most leisurely manner to move
about, searching for food.
Along our Northern coasts you will
have a glimpse of these turtles dur
ing the Summer. They are known in
the semi-tropical and tropical seas
throughout the world. II the water
becomes chilly, the turtle is numb
with cold and too helpless to take care
Of itself. Usually the slightest chill
in the water warns them and they
hasten to where they find 1t warmer.
1t Is not unusual to find some of the
giants tossed upon the beaches.
You may see mother turtle ambling
up the beach, hunting for fine sandy
pocket in which to deposit her eggs.
She Is swift excavator. When she
has placed her large number of eggs,
she crawls out from under the sand
that has accumulated on her back,
fitting it so that the sand slides of,
covering them. The sun heats the
sand. keeping the eggs the right tenn
perature.
Very rarely does any one come upon
the baby green turtles making their
way with speed on their tiny flippers
to the water and safety.
Copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1936-05-06

q Fold short end (b) back Bring
longer end Ca over the folded, shorter
end (b) and pull end (a) through to
make a square knot. Keep the knot
loose enough to get a finger through
and adjust knot to appear as shown.