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Evening star., 1936-01-09

FORD 1881 5-window coupe; car has not
been used to any extent; upholstery like
new, new tires. motor and finish, excellent;
heater and extras; $4,000 miles; $50.
Phone Columbia l0lQ4.
Evening star., 1936-01-09

FORD 1898 sedan. 5000 In the best of
mocha nical condition. paint like new;
equipped with radio. Ask for car No. 237a.
Terms. L. p. Steuart Inc. 1928 l4th st.
FORD 1929 coach. hardly ever used;
upholstery. finish like new: 10000 miles:
Ss5. Phone Shepherd 1850. 2s09 18th
st NV. Apt. BOG.
Evening star., 1936-01-09

HUPMOBILE 1892 coupe. radio and heat
er: S-cyl No reasonable offer refused.
Best Of mechanical condition. See at
parking lot 1l09 E st. NV. l0'.
Evening star., 1936-01-09

FRANKLIN sedan. air-cooled motor. good
condition. new battery. sos. 1910 :lst
ST NV after pm l0s
Evening star., 1936-01-09

FORD 1884 de luxe Fordor; has had IN
usually fine care by original owner; green
finish is like new: upholstery spotlesf;
and quiet. You won't nnd better ore
in town. S365. Pohanka Service. 1926
goth st. NV. phone District 9l41.
Evening star., 1936-01-09

LINCOLN 5-passenger sedan. only used for
show purposes a. few days; will take
81 900 loss for quick sale. Call Mr. Dill
lnn Iincnln 0a02
Evening star., 1936-01-09

BUICK 1888 CSC convertible phaeton. s.
pass; beautiful maroon Duco finish, new
tan teal top. tan leather upholstery: wire
wheels and trunk rack. white side-wall
tires; original owner. Don't fail to see
this carts a beaut. S645. terms and
trade Stanley H. Horner. Inc, I'LL 14lh
No Nkll
Evening star., 1936-01-09

GRAHAM 1891 sedan. owned and care
fully driven by one party Original finish
is perfect; upholstery clean; has good
tires and, runs fine, A real bargain IN
attractive and servceable transportation
at only SI95. Pohanka Service. 1926 goth
st n " phone District ql4l.
Evening star., 1936-01-09

FORD 1884 VS. de luxe sedan. new-car
condition throughout: $50 down, SD
month. Keep Rollin' With Nolan" I'LL
Evening star., 1936-01-09

CHEVROLET 1881 sport coupe. motor
quiet and powerful. fine finish. good tires
clean interior. A car you will be proud to
own. Any demonstration. Honestly
Priced at S215. and it is easily worth the
money. . Liberal low-cost General Motors
terms. phone call to Georgia 010o will
bring this car to your home or once for
examination. Owens Motor Co.. 1923
Ce0rria ave
Evening star., 1936-01-09

BUICK 1881 sport coupe, model Bus;
paint is perfect has u wire wheels and
trunk rack perfect tires and motor. Had
splendid care by original owner, always
kept in garage; oil changed regularly. etc.
Our price only $3.50. Pohanka Service.
Jf.R ontb nhOne District 9l1l.
Evening star., 1936-01-09

FORD 1888 Tudor. original finish fine
motor excellent rubber spotless through
out: $50 down. Ask for car No. 1902.
Write your own repair ticket for 30
day guarantee" Justine Nicholson. Hy-
attsyille Nd Phone Greenwood 1000
Evening star., 1936-01-09

FORD 1885 Tudor. driven only 1894 miles.
Exactly like new; must sacrifice: very easy
terms. Can be seen at 1889 l4th St.. or
call Dar ratur 55RO
Evening star., 1936-01-09

BUICK 1882 de luxe sedan. model 81;
finished in a beautiful green; has six
cream, wire wheels and trunk rack; tires
any inspection. S425. Pohanka Service
l1?6 Goth st. NV. phone District 9l4l,
CADILLAC 1892 cabriolet very sporty car
good tires excellent top ready 10 go; only
$40 down Ask for car No. 1926; Write
your own repair ticket for To-day guar
antee." Lustine- Nicholson, Hyattsville, Nd.
Phone GrpenWood ooOO
Evening star., 1936-01-09

BUICK 1881 sport coupe hish-grade car.
ok throughout; only S35 down. ask tor
car No II Write your own repair ticket
for a }O-day guarantee" Justine -Nichol-
son. HyattSVille. Nd Greenwood !2OO.
Evening star., 1936-01-09

BUICK 1885 81 de luxe 5-pass. sedan.
trunk rack: driven very little. perfect
throughout Cost ST 45S new; our price,
$500; terms and trade. Stanley H. Horner,
Inc III 14th st Phone National 1851.
Evening star., 1936-01-09

FORD 1882 VS. de luxe sport roadster.
fully driven: Soo5 Call Columbia 81 Sim
Evening star., 1936-01-09

Trustees.
ea-DUE TO THE INCLEMENT WEATHER
the above sale has been postponed until
JANUARY. AID. 1895, at the SAME
PLACE at FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
Evening star., 1936-01-09

CHEVROLET 1892 de luxe sedan: very good
finish. fine motor, excellent battery. ready
for safe Winter driving; only S55 down;
ask for car No. 1649. Write your own
repair ticket for a 3O-day guarantee"
Lustine- icholson. Hyattsville. Md. Phone
Greepuond 1oO0
Evening star., 1936-01-09

FORD 1881 Victoria coupe, carefully
sale. $3.50. Call Columbia 2O15.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29
High School Cridders
Taper Off Training

ed a goal line defense that was inn
penetrable.
Brawley footballers have concen-
trated on pass defense thus far in
the week in order to be able to
stop the vaunted Calexico aerial at
tack. Clark also drilled his charges
on ball handling and spent great
deal of time smoothing out run
ming plays.
Clark announced Thursday that
Joe James, veteran tackle, will be
the only regular on the sidelineS
in the Calexico tilt.
Covington will also have one reg
ular on the sidelines Friday night,
Webster, first string quarterback.
Stinson, reserve signal caller, is a
fine runner, however, and will fit
into the Calexico attack perfectly.
Samaha, end, is reported to be
in shape again but Covington in
dicated the veteran may have
trouble with his weak ankle.
The Calexicans plan to shoot
the works against Brawley in an
attempt to take undisputed posses
sion of first place in the loop stand
ingS.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29
NOTES FROM
THE NATIONS
GRID FIELDS

NEW YORK. Oct. %. Wp-Notes
from the gridiron:
U. c. L. A. fans had trouble
with the steel goal posts after the
California victory the rivetS
holding the posts together present
ed a problem until mechanic with
a wrench came along g.. Pacific
coast scouts report Washington is
cinch TO win the conference title
and here's how they explain
u. S. C.'s tie with Washington
State . seems it was pretty hot
up in Washington when State was
preparing for the game j.. so the
players weren't afraid of that Los
Angeles sun then on the day
of the game it was wet and cool,
so the Washington boys were right
at home =.
Babe Ruth is a confirmed Ford
ham fan and already has bought
tickets TO the Pitt game Du-
quesne swept into national prom
! lnence with a TO victory over
Pittsburgh Coach Little Clip
per" Smith became an overnight
hero q. . Jock Sutherland of Pitt
was abused by letters and phone
calls from fans .. then Duquesne
lost to West Virginia Wesleyan and
Pitt walloped Notre Dame the
fans swung back to Sutherland
II never saw a guy become bum
so fast" Smith commented -.
The Colgate-Army game Satur-
day will be the first between these
schools since 1915 when Army won
1870 . Forest (Spec) Towns, Oh
ympic hurdling champion, enrolled
at Georgia with one idea-to be-
come football player =. he still
wants to be footballer and he is
gambling sacrificing another year
of intercollegiate track competition
/ in order 10 make good ON the grid
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29
BENCH WARMING
BY Burdetfe Kline
Post-Press Sports Editor

the 76 defeat suffered at the hands
of the Fordham Rams last week,
will swamp Marquette by two
touchdovns and a field goal to
knock the middlewesterners out of
the undefeated column.
UCLA Bruins will experience a
great deal of difficulty in knocking
over Stanford but when the final
whistle is blown the Stanford team
will still have. its record of no vic
tories
Minnesota, headed toward its
third national title, will crush the
Northwestern Wildcats with a bril-
liant offensive attack and a stub
born defense that will thwart all
Northwestern scoring attempts.
Ohio State, rated as a leading
contender for national honOrs
early in the season but dropped
decisions to Pittsburgh and North
western, will take the measure of
comparatively weak Notre
Dame squad.
Holy Cross, one Of the few un-
defeated teams in the nation, will
preserve its perfect record against
Pop Warmers Temple Owls.
Army and Colgate will wage a
bitter duel with the Cadets scoring
close victory with second half
touchdown.
The undefeated Fordham team
will fall by the wayside when the
Pitt backfield aces start down the
field. With Goldberg leading the
way, the Panthers will exc out q
close victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29
.CALIPATRIA'S 5
NINE FAVORED
IN SUNDAY TILT

It's lineup bolstered by Henry
"Swede" Smith and Chet Smith,
bang-up professional baseball play
ers. the Calipatria baseball team
was today rated as heavy favorite
to take the measure of Jack Stark S
Coca Cola baseballers in a game
scheduled to be played in Calipatrla
Sunday afternoon starting at pm.
The Smith brothers who first
made names for themselves in the
baseball world with stellar per-
formances at San Diego high school,
are outstanding fielders and ca
pable batters.
Swede hurled in the western
League and boasted one of the best
earned run averages in the loop.
Chet made a brilliant record an an
infielder with Seattle despite the
fact an accident put him on the
injured list last year.
Stark's Coca Colans, however,
will give the strengthened Calipatria
team a lot Of trouble, for the Ell
Centre baseball team is one of the
strongest aggregations to represent
this section of the valley in recent
years.
With Stinson on first, Millar on
second, Hashem on shortstop and
Willingham on third, the Coca Cola
outfit will have one of the classiest
infields groomed in the valley.
With Bob Elliott to spark the out
field, the Ell Centro team will boast
a mighy tough club to beat.
Jim James, negro hurler, will do
the chucking for the Coca Cola
team.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29

1lghter, Is rapllly moving toward
the top Of the amateur ranks in
the navy and is rated the outstand-
ing Negro battler on the west coast
fleet.
MorriSsette is reported in fine
shape for tonight's clash. He has
been working out in the Brawley
gym and according to trainers has
put more power into his favorite
punches.
Should the valley boy connect
with his famous one two attack the
undefeated Navy battler may eX-
peirence his first beating. Morris
sette, however, plans to fight his
favorite waiting style Of battle and
let the Negro force the pace.
Because the Negro is noted for
his rushing style of fighting, anna
teur boxing moguls expect fast,
punch-packed battle that will over
shadow any main event seen in the
valley.
Herman DE Bommah" Graves
will tangle with Don Stewart in
the sc venth bout Of the
night. Graves. who has dropped
only one fight during the entire
year and who has a perfect record
against navy fighters, is a heavy
favorite to take the nod over the
Sailor. but Stewart hackers are
confident Don will hand the Negro
a merciless beating.
Willard Big Boy" Hogue, who
will step into the lightweight divi-
sion tonight, will take on Hal Rick
ards in the sixth bout. Richards
a seasoned veteran, will furnish Big
Boy the stiffest competition he has
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29
THE BATTLE OF THE YEAR

Sunland Madsen, the buttermilk
kid, and Ely Flowers, huge BraW-
ley Negro, will resume their ring
war next week in the Ell Centro
athletic club. Madsen, who drop
ped verdict to the Negro several
weeks ago, has been training reli-
giously for the past several weeks
and will be in good condition for
the battle.
When the two wild swinging bat
tiers meet in the center of the ring
fans will see more action in one
round than they usually see the
whole night at the athletic club.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29

After listening to the taunts of
feellow grid prognostication experts
all week. merely because I missed
six out of thirteen games tall up
sets in last weeks contest, rout-
ed out all the record books in the
sports department, made complete
study of each of the twenty four
teams listed, flipped a coin on the
toss-ups and finally selected the
following winners.
Calexico high school, after a
scoreless first half, will unleash its
deadly aerial attack to wallop Coach
Marvin Clark's .gridSters by two
touchdoWns
Ell Centre, minus the services of
Rallcu and Feeney, will show
surprising amount of power in
smcthering the Vikings 200. The
Spartans will show more power
in scoring territory and will dem
onstrate a smOOther-functioning
attack.
Washington University will smash
the oregon jinx with decisive
victory over the Callisonmen and
Washington State college will exc
out a one touchdown victory over
the California Bears.
Santa Clara U. will surprise the
experts with a two touchdown win
over the strong Auburn gridders
Santa Clara's highly touted passing
attack and its tricky reverses ano
laterals will completely befuddle
the Auburn team in a game that
will see the Broncos score twice ir
the first half and coast to a COM
paratively easy win.
ST. Mary's, still smarting under
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29

experienced in his career.
The Los Angeles lightweight
clowned to a decision over Burgi
last week and knocked the Holt
vile lad to the canvas three times
in winning.
Hogue. who blasted out a spec
tacular win last week. is confident
however, he will be able to take
the measure of Richards.
Willis shorty" Hogue. only un-
defeated amateur in the valley. will
match his speed and skill against
Fred Koch in the fifth bout. Koch
who pun up a brilliant battle against
Willard Hogue last week, will prove
obstacle in the path of the smaller
twin.
Other bouts:
Sylvester nucio VS.. Art Floro
Tuffy Loudermilk VS.. Louis Ruiz
Frank Arnold VS.. w. Luckadoo, and
Luis Enfield VS.. Frank johnson.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29

patrick at quarter and Damron at
the other half back job.
In the line the Spartans will
have Mouser in place of Ballou.
who will be out the rest of the sea-
son with a rib injury, at center,
Lee and Voorting at tackles, Zinn
and Childers at guards, and Smith
and Aaron at the ends.
Should the Ell Centro team win
a comparatively easy victory, Tay-
lor indicated today he would prob
ably relieve Childers and zinn as
these two veterans are suffering
from minor hurts received in the
Brawley game.
The Spartans drilled on offensive
play in their final stiff practice OF
the week yesterday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29
Tickets Goal in Contest

hit and miss average at the end
of the football season, must enter
at least three-fourth of the weekly
contests and must enter their sell
ecions in the last three contests of
the season regardless of the number
of contests
Fill in your selections in the cou-
pom below and mail or bring them
to the football contest editor be-
fore s pm. Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29

air with passes in an attempt 10
hand the Ell Centro team its second
defeat of the season. The Vikings,
with Earl Walker back in the line
up have worked on pass offense all
week. In yesterday afternoons
practice session. the passes were
clicking regularly and hopes for
Holtville victory were higher among
students in spite of Walkers pes
simism.
Ell Centro's hopes for victory re-
ceived the second jolt of the week
yesterday when w. S. Taylor an
nounced Robert Feeney varsity half
back, will be ineligible scholastical-
ly to play against Holtville.
Taylor planned a last minute
switch putting Burke in the block
ing back position, either Napier or
OGuin in a half back spot, Kirk
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29
SPORTS
PARADE
By Henry McLemore

NEW YORK, Oct. 29 (UP)-It Is
astonishing how quickly a few pops
on the profile will smother the
killer flame in the heart of prize
fighter.
In the first few rounds of his
engagement with Edward Risko at
the exceedingly plush Hippodrome
last evening, Harry BalSamo was
as vicious as Tarzan with a tooth
ache, and more eager for the kill
than a headhunter who needs but
one more to complete a necklace
of perfectly matched skulls.
With his lips set in a wicked line,
he Stalked Risko relentlessly and
his every gesture betrayed a ro-
bust eagerness to send the handsome
Syracuse boy home lin the baggage
car ahead"
Then Risko, who when he enter
ed the ring didn't figure to last
more than three or four rounds,
began to bop his enemy on the
nose. And with each punch you
could almost see Balsamo's killer
instinct dwindle. BY the time the
sixth round came up the New York
boy. who had been likened to
Ketchell at his Stanleyest, would
have been perfectly willing to shake
hands, retire to cozy little tea
room, and split crumpet with the
man whose head he had vowed to
remove in the toughest possible
manner. And by the tenth round
he probably would have agreed to
pick up the check and leave the
tip.
Balsamo, a former subway brake
man, was supposed to take Risko
in stride and thus clinch shot at
Freddie Steele's middleweight
championship. His record of 16
knockoutS in 20 fights had so i'm
pressed the gambling gentry that
he was 3 to l over Risko, onetime
wearer of the 160-pound diadem
himself. AS it turned out, the odds
were ridiculous. No man with but
one weapon should ever be 3 to l
over anybody, and one weapon is
all Balsamo has. It's right hand,
and as right hands go lisa honey.
For power, that is, but not for
style. To deliver it with full force,
Balsamo has to use a wind-up rem
iniscent of OF Dazzy Vance when
the Dazzmarine was chunking that
fireball of his. You know, a wind
ing little motion way back behind
him.
Risko, who is tremendously i'm
proved fighter, was much too smart
to be hit by anything of that sort
Balsamo's right never even grazed
his chin during the 10 rounds, ano
what he did to Balsamo after Bal
samo missed right hand punches!
Did lay it onto him. He hit him
on all legal spots, and with every
thing he could muster. He never
lost a round after the fourth, anc
had it been a fifteen rounder woulc
surely have put him away for keeps
True to my promise of yesterday
I spent an hour in Balsamo's dress
lllS DClOlC pllC ii6iiU w cN'
if the stories of his pre-battle mad
ness we're true. Much to my dis
appointment they weren't. walked
in expecting to see a wild-eyet
creature cracking his knuckles
beating his chest, and believing TO
blood and raw meat. But ther
Balsamo sat at a dressing table
sWathed in a snowy white robe
and carefully parting his hair H
spoke but once during the hour
was there, and his conversation
then was limited to a request tina
his managers, two exciteable gen
tlemen sporting SuSpenderS witt
horseshoes and dice embroidered ol
them, calm down.
You'd think you two guys wer
gonna do the fighting" he said
Take it easy. I'm gonna do tn
| work -
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29

Football prediction artists in all
sections of the valley today en-
tered their selections after carefully
studying the records Of each of the
twenty four teams, confident their
forecasts will win two tickets to
the Calexico-El Centro game Friday
November 6.
The football contest editor an
nounced. those who are in the run
ming for the grand prize to be
awarded the person with the best
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29
No Cash Price Put
On or Dizzy Dean

DELAWARE, O., Oct. 30. WR)--
The ST Louis Cardinals are willing
to let their ace moundsman, "DiZ-
zy' Dean go to some other National
League club, but there definitely is
not a cash price tag on the star,
Branch Hickey, general manager of
the Cards said here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRA-
TION WITH THE WILL
ANNEXED
No. 2704


In the Superior Court Of the State
of California, In and For the
County of Imperial.
In the Matter of the Estate of
ALBERT STEPHAN ROGERS,
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that RUEL
H. LIGGETT has filed with the
Clerk of this Court, petition, pray
ing for Letters of Administration
with Will Annexed, of the estate Of
Albert Stephan Rogers, deceased,
and Friday, the 9th day of Novem-
ber, A. D., 1886, at o'clock P. M.
of said day, at the Courtroom of
the Court of FL Centro, in the Coun-
ty of Imperial, has been set for
hearing said petition, when and
where any person interested may
appear and show cause why the said
petition should not be granted.
Dated October 20, 1896.
EDWARD II. LAW,
Clerk.
BY CITHA LAMSON,
DeDuLy.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29

Brawley and CaleXico high school
gridders today began Stacking off a
little in their practice session in
preparation for their meeting Fri
day night on the Calexico gridiron.
On the basis of comparative
scores the CaleXico team is an out
standing favorite to defeat Brawley
but on comparative showings the
clubs are very evenly matched and
most sports cribes anticipate a nip
and tuck battle with the breaks
again deciding the outcome.
In defeating Holtville the Bull
dog eleven was not impressive.
Numerous fumbles and a weak
running attack prohibited the Cal
exicans from scoring half dozen
touchdowns and the Holtville
backs ran the secondary ragged in
the second half of the game.
Brawley, while it did not exhibit
a powerful scoring squad, exhibit
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29
Empire High to
Take on B Squad

Mountain Empire high school
varsity football team will invade
the Ell Centre gridiron Friday
night at ! pm. to take on the
Central B squad.
Mountain Empire is undefeat-
ed this season and is reputed to
boast light but tricky team.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29
SLATED TO BATTLE
j. S. NAVY\HOPEFUL

Jack Morrissette, mddleweight champion Of Imperial
Valley will make his second defense of the title he
from Herman Graves tonight in the Ell Centro athletic
club ring when he will attempt to stop ice Hawkins of
the u. S. Navy. Hawkins rough and tough Negro
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29
WALKER DOUBTFUL
OF VIKING CHANCES

Despite the fact his squad appeared to be in good
shape for Friday nights game in the Central Union
stadium Coach Noval Walker announced Thursday the
chances Viking victory the Spartan eleven
slim Walker indicated the Holtville team would fill the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29

PULLMAN, Wash, Oct. 20. W,R)-
The Washington State squad, 35
strong, was enroute to Berkeley to-
day for its conference game Sat-
urday with University of Califor-
mia. Coach Babe Hollingbery said
Ed Goddard, stellar triple-threat
quarterback, will be in shape to
start against the Bears.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29

burn of Alabama in an intersection
al clash at Kezar stadium. The
game will be played under auspices
of the Elks Empty Stocking fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30. WP)-
Santa Clara university will try for
its fifth straight win of the season
here Saturday when it meets Au-
Evening star., 1936-10-24
BUILDING SPONSORS
BID TO F. H. A. TALKS
Prospective Developers Invited to
Discuss Projects With Housing
Division.

Prospective sponsors of residential
developments are invited to discuss
Informally their projects with the
1arge-scale housing division of the
Federal Housing Administration, Ad-
fninistrator Stewart Mcdonald has
announced.
Sponsors are often saved the ex-
pense of formal proposal, Mr.. Nc
Donald pointed out, when a surface
examination discloSes the develop
ment would be unlikely to make
money. Sponsors of meritorious pro-
jects are asked to submit a legal
description of the property. a plot
plan. preliminary building plans and
outline specifications. The staff OF
the large-scale housing division is
made available for assistance in finan-
cial, legal, real estate, construction
and architectural phases.
Details of such proposals are never
made public by the Federal Housing
Administration until they are prac-
tically in final form.
A large number Of large-scale de-
Velopments are under consideration
in the Washington Office of the Federal
Housing Administration.