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Evening star., 1938-02-21
TERPS PLAY HOPKINS

Marylands basketball game 1t COL
lege Park with its old rival, Johns
Hopkins, is the only collegiate attrac-
ton here tonight. but two other Dis
trict schools will be represented BY
three teams in out-of-town events.
Georgetown's basketers are in New
York, where they will play the New
York A. c. in one game Of double
header at Fordham's gymnasium.
The Hoyas' crack relay team Of Vim
Braun, George Walker. Al Frey and
Stew Reeves, meanwhile. will be in
Newark for the Seton Hall games In
which 1t will run against Princeton,
N. Y. u. Fordham and Manhattan.
The only other local team to see
action will be the Wilson Teachers
courtmen who run into Duquesne 1T
PITTSBURGH.
Evening star., 1938-02-21
.SHAkE-UPIN SPORTS
AT DUQUESNE LOOMS
Smith to Be Coach Only Instead Of
Athletic Director, Say Pitts.
burgh Reports.
By the Associated Press

By the AeSoclAted Press.
PITTSBURG. Feb. 2l.-Although
lacking confirmation from Official
sources, reports circulated in sports
circles today that shake-up is i'm
pending in Duquesne University's ath-
letic staff.
Observers insisted that George Penn
ington, director Of public relations,
will be elevated to director of athletics,
replacing John P. hittle Clipper
Smith, who would devote all his time
to coaching duties.
Queried about a possible change,
Smith said:
All that I know is what I have
read in the newspapers. I have not
been informed of, nor consulted con-
corning any shift in the present setup."
The Rev. James ]. Callahan, presi-
dent Of the university commented:
Il have absolutely no statement to
make. There is nothing oficial
at this time"
Evening star., 1938-02-21
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BY BURTON HAWKINS
BY BURTON HAWKINS

cent seasons as "wretched' {.
Central's showing in the inter-
high court series this season is the
worst in the history Of the school
Frank Cronin, Maryland's ace
track man, will compete in the CO.
yard dash, 440-yard dash, pole
vault and run anchor on the Terp
relay team in the Southern Con-
ference indoor meet at Chapel
Hill Saturday . Central High
has entered squad Of IS men in
the scholastic division Of the same
meet.
Episcopal High and Woodberry
Forest. two of the most track
minded schools in Virginia, will
send strong squads to the Univer-
sity Of Maryland-5th Regiment
games. March 5 at Baltimore. as
will Augusta Military Academy and
Westinghouse High 80 events.
starting at 7 O'Clock and ending
about midnight, are listed in that
meet -. Central Highs UNDER
graduate &C" Club has joined with
the graduate &C" Club in seeking
modification Of the age limit rule
which shortly will prohibit boys
Of l9 from engaging in scholastic
competition.
Evening star., 1938-02-21
COLLEGE DRIBBLERS
SCRAP FOR CRUMBS
Temple in With Bacon, Dartmouth
Near Title, Runner.Up Races
Occupy Fasteners.

BY tne ASSOCIATED PreSS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-With Tenn
pie already crowned Eastern Inter-
collegiate Conference champion and
Dartmouth as good as lin" with East
ern League honors, action In the At
lantic Seaboard's organized basket ball
circles narrows down this week to the
battles for second place.
Dartmouth's Indians can remove
all doubt as to league supremacy in
their home-and-home series with
Columbia's Lions during the week. An
even split in the games at Hanover
tonight and here Saturday would come
close to insuring the title.
Over In the Eastern Conference.
Penn State is idle this week after
taking second place with q 44-4l over
time victory over West Virginia Sat-
urday. Georgetown, in third place
through q surprise 34-22 win over
Pittsburgh, tangles with Temple in
Philadelphia and Carnegie Tech at
home in what looks to be q futile chase
after the Nittany Lions.
Temple clinched the championship
Friday night by whipping Pittsburgh
for its eighth win in nine starts on
the 10-game conference program.
Standings:
Evening star., 1938-02-21
CEV|NSON TESTING
NEW BOXING CLASS
Leaps to Lightweight Lot
Tonight as He Battles
Dunno at Arena.

Having experienced mediocre sue
cess in the featherweight division, Lou
Gevinson. local ringman, will nudge
into lightweight ranks tonight at
Turner's Arena, seeking to employ
Irish Eddie Dunno as a stepping stone
to national recognition.
Should the scrap travel its scheduled
10 rounds. Dunno. a clever boxer, is
expected to be returned the winner.
On the strength of Gevinson's an
esthetic punch, however, Lou has been
installed an even money choice to
kayo the slim protege Of Benny Leon
ard. former world lightweight cham.
pion.
Gevinson Slight Favorite.
Handling the bucket in LOUIS corner
will be Lew Tender, Leonard's fore
most rival, while Benny again will
pilot his youthful prospect lad who
has walloped Sailor Born. joey
Straiges. Cowboy Howard Scott and
Irish Johnny Dean in local engage
ments.
Gevinson will gamble on penetrat-
ing Dunnes smooth defense and sink
ing his crushing left in vulnera bic
territory, and because many fans feel
Lou sooner or later will land, the Jew
ish lad is favored The bout never
theless is regarded as a severe test
for Gevtnson, only IS months re-
moved from amateur ranks.
Dunno Frequent Hitter.
Dunno never has displayed knock
out punch here. and there Is a sneak
ing suspicion his boxing equipment
lacks that fundamental stroke, but
his jabs, hooks and crosses generally
are regarded as more neatly executed
than Gevinson's. They haven't the
persuasive quality of Louis blows, but
they're more frequent.
The main event should offset a ho-
hulnish preliminary card Steve Ma
makos will meet Franfie Velez in a six
rounder, while four-rounders list e
Brookman facing Tommy Hoover. Bill
Temes colliding with Charley Gilley
and Alex Franklin toiling with Johnny
Miller. The first of these will get
under way at $50 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1938-02-21
Canadians Opportune Swat Wins Trial With Griffs
at orond Slam in Pilot Says He Has mokebo King

Failing to come up with Van
Mungo, they propositioned Gin
cinnati for Paul Derringer or Gene
Schott Warren Giles was
willing. but Bill McKechnie mixed
the deal also sent feelers out
for Cy Blanton from the Pirates
=. . in . deal involving Arky
Vaughan and Frank Demaree Is
well.
AL Uubrickson doesn't want it to
leak out, but his 1888 Washington
freshman crew is II seconds faster
than last years Poughkeepsie
champs don't be surprised il
Joe Louis packs more weight for
Matte Mann than for any previous
fight 3. add Benny Oosterbaan,
Michigan's end coach. to the grow
ing list of candidates for Fritz
Crisler's abdicated Princeton Job.
Patty Berg averaged a neat
1888 per round her first six rounds
on the winter golf circuit -.
Oakland (Calif.) Tribune reports
Coach Fred Morrison Of the local
Evening star., 1938-02-21
. OACH CLIFF MOORE Of
Western and Referee Maui
rice Enright had words"

~ OACH CLIFF MOORE Of
Western and Referee Maui
rice Enright had words"
following Techs interhigh
series basket ball victory over West
ern last week Chief Charley
Guyon. Eastern coach, now is hale
and hearty after siege of illness
that forced him to relinquish court
reins to Mike Kelley . d.. Billy Ver-
million. former Central High foot
ball and basket ball star, will show
you to your seat at the Sheridan
Theater.
The foul shooting of Clint GUAM
trille, Eastern center. is the finest
produced hereabout this season by
scholastic or collegiate players
Six for six against Navy Plebes
and four for four against Central
are samples Of his effectiveness >.
A new ball is used every sixth game
in the interhigh basket ball series
g.. Each team receives one of the
balls after it has seen service 49,.
OTIS Miller former Eastern High
courtman, now is toiling at Riggs
Bank
Southern and West and out
fielders with the Boston Bees
Georgetown spring football practice
will start March / minus II
members Of last years squad
Jim Castiglia, freshman sensation.
is rated almost a certainty to
snacth a Hoya backfield berth
Averill Daniel, former University
OF Pittsburgh and Brooklyn pro
gridder. is being schooled in in
surance selling here.
Earle Meadows, Olympic pole
vault champion, MARBLES nicely and
proved it on Maj. Bowes' amateur
hour Thursday night Gay
Edelin,. former Eastern High bas-
keter, has been hobbling about on
crutches, due to several broken
blood vessels in his leg AL He
brew, former Eastern all-high sec
ond baseman, who is not a Jew,
now is employed by local coal
concern and attends Ben Franklin
Night School.
Preliminary boys soon may be
able to quote their own prices if
Baltimore continues to operate
boxing shows Monday nights. the
same evenings Turner's Arena
stages socking Matchmaker
Goldie Ahearn long has regarded
Baltimore as q cradle for prelim-
mary talent Long Islands
cancellation OF tomorrow's game
here with George Washington
dribblers may have been for rea-
sons other than stated.
Georgetown's school paper, the
Hoya, stamps Hilltop teams of re-
Evening star., 1938-02-21

it's one down and four to 60 {.
how these baseball fellas do get
around Ralph Buxton was born
in Saskatchewan, lives in Long
Beach, Calf. :. pitched for
Oklahoma City and now gets
tryout with the Philadelphia Ath-
letics.
Oklahoma u. boosted Grid Coach
Tom Stidham's pay $2,50o to $500
for each Of the next five years
Goose Goslin may pop up with
another American League club this
season :. and deserves it -. II
you think Spec Towns is q WOW
as hurdler, you ought to hear
his Georgia coach, Weems Baskin,
rave about vassa Cate, the Bull
dogs latest timber-topper -.
Hell be greater than Spec, be-
cause he has more natural speed"
insists Weems in case you
didn't notice, Cate finished out Of
the money in the N. Y. A. G. meet
Saturday, in which Towns I'm.
ikhed second to Allan Tolmich.
Evening star., 1938-02-21
BY SID FEDER.
Assoeiated Press SPORTS Writer.

N YEw YORK, February a.
nj Sh-h-h Shortstop Leo
" Norris tells Harry Martinez
l Y Of the New orleans states
! the Phillies will be up in fourth
place with = little pitching help"
]. !. 4 little? Old Fox Clark
! Griffith. looking 'em over at Joe
Strips baseball school, took .
liking to . young Canadian lad,
Jack (Schoolboy) Stover . when
he came to bat, Grit whispered,
S.'1'll buy him If he comes through
: with 4 double" :. the kid obliged
i, P. She got the job.
Z Leo Miller. Indianapolis new
master mind, tells you confidential
ssly he has 4 pitcher just out Of high
school who can throw q ball faster
;sand straighter than any one ever
In baseball before including that
sfsllsr Feller. .u. -
y Arr the Cubs brAIn-trusters vor-
,saedid About that pitching staff?
Evening star., 1938-02-21
Louis Nonchalance Recalls Dempsey$ Difficulty With Brennan
Wn, | ose or Draw
Louis-Monn Fight Has Its Interesting Points.
Bomber, Though, Gets Kind Of Foe He Likes.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

YOT to
weight from Connecticut specific
Nathan Of New Haven fights
4 Madison Square Garden Nathan will become
weight champion the and entitled es
court gumnonses that boxngs top nherits
be buay frank Nathan
betting
Louis to win and o2 the Bomber knockout
1t be another Of
estns points
notable getting
the
the block indoor last the
incidentally changed
Not the gentlemen
is
entonaLy
that stands well under something
like 80 Of As fights and earned three others.
Matte Intended to Furnish Joe Exercise
You handlers
and his
Joe before facing schmemg
would prefer Schmeng
and all things Schnelng probably
than Mann estimation they
think and the Schmng will
Outside the belief the
hea behind the
Promoter Mike child
Louis a young Jimmy
Adack
Schmeng
that Schmeing will
Evening star., 1938-02-21
OLD BOXERS NIKE FOES.

Benny Leonard and Lew Tender
participants in one of the most torrid
ring battles in history, will square
of again tonight-over the micro
phone. Arch Mcdonald will inter-
view the former world lightweight
champion and his most persistent
challenger over Station WJSV at
6:l5 o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-02-21
Varied Sports
PRO Basket RalI.

Pro Basket Ball.
Heurich Brewers, 81; West Virginia
Collegiens, 80.
Caesar All-Amereans, 3s: India
napolis. 81.
Pro Hockey.
Toronto Maple Leafs. 8; New Yo-k
Americans. 2.
Boston Bruins. 8; New York Rant
ers. ,.
Detroit Red Wings. l; Chicago Black.
hawks. O.
Minneapolis. 4: Wichita. o.
Syracuse. 4: Pittsburgh. 3.
Providence. 4: Cleveland. 3.
New Haven, /: Springfield o.
st. Louis. 4; St. Paul, O.
Eastern Amateur Hockey.
Atlantic City, 3: New York Rovers, 3.
Baltimore Orioles. / !: Hershey Bears, O.
Pole.
Old Westbury g. Midvick, 7.
Evening star., 1938-02-21
Sports Program For Local Fans

TODAY.
, Basket Ball.
Maryland VS.. Johns Hopkins,
! College Park, Md. Sis.
W,lson Teachers vs.. Duquesne,
! Pittsburgh, Pa.
: Boxinx.
; Lou Gevinson vs. Irish Eddie
+. Dunno, 10 rounds, feature bout,
! Turner'S Arena, $3.50.
. Track.
y 0eorgstown in Seton Hall games,
Newark, N. j.
Evening star., 1938-02-21

s rapidly Is Robert Then he has stand that
victory this Schmelng
ran and skipped. Pastor
No. Mann doesn't
Detroit not be versatile
Dempsey the great
pnhsrs OF all times and particularly
But anything happen Nutmeseer
ne two hands two feet and
not to
Evening star., 1938-02-21
D. C. BOXERS ON BIG BILL.

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. 2l.-Lou
Ambers. world lightweight champion,
will clash with Lou Jallos of Cleve-
land in 10-round non-title bout here
tonight. Bobby Wilson and Stanford
Carrier, Washington middleweights,
will mix in six-round preliminary.
Evening star., 1938-02-21
DELHUDS ARE BURIED.

Minus the services of Pete Jackson
and Warren Kidwell, its leading .scor-
ers, Chambers Undertakers basket ball
team nevertheless captured its third
straight victory yesterday. trimming.
Delaware d Hudson tossers, 34-l4, at
Hysttsville Amory.
Evening star., 1938-02-21
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.

Basket Ball.
Georgetown vs.. New York A. c.,
New York.
Washington-Lee High vs.. George
Washington High, Alexandra, Va,
B o'clock.
Montsunery-Bla vs.. LAndcn,
Silver Spring, Nd, 8.
Boxing.
Columbus University vs.. Citadel,
Turner'S Arena, e:15.
Evening star., 1938-02-21
Matte Intended to Furnish Joe Exercise
Reasonably Close and Interesting Is Okay.

Maybe that waiting
patience finally rewarded the German
decide
tor the faterland
Which be
unha
Evening star., 1938-02-21

reasonably
invaluable
he his
probably would suggestion
But by making
scheng and when the German pshes
We
90 home without taking core Of unfinished business schmne
toned rebuttal
should1
him schmeng) didn't tSchmng)
knocked by Baer? hope
Got Title Chance On Pastor Win.
Getting fight
the appalling
knockout Louis
shred his mantle
did
But this another young
follow
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
PerilOus Stunts
Will Feature Air
Show at BraWley

Hazardous stunts in the air that
made thousands of spectators gasp
at the big air shows in Cleveland
and St Louis last year, will be
shown to Imperial Valley residents
and thrill-seekers expected from
Arizona and the coast at the com
ing Imperial Valley air show, to be
held at Brawley Municipal airport
Sunday afternoon, April 3.
Tex Rankin, world champion stunt
pilot, and Captain Alex Papana,
known as the Bumanian Lind
bergh" and runner-up to Rankin
for the worlds title, both will be
seen in action. They head a pro-
gram which promises the most
thrilling aviation spectacle ever
staged in southeastern California,
Vic Hayes, manager of the show
said Tuesday
In addition to the worlds ace
stunt pair, George Cook, champion
delayed parachute jumper and mo-
ton picture sky-devil, will thrill the
crowds with a jump from above
5000 feet. Cook balls out of his
plane and drops to within 500 to
1000 feet of the ground before open
ing his chute.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
Brawley Resident
rs Years Is Dead,
Funeral Wed.

BRAWLEY, Mar. %. - Funera,
services for Mrs. Edith H. Capelle
68, will be held at the Hopes fu-
neral home at 2:30 pm. Wednesday
with the Rev Mr.. Robert Key and
the Rev. Mr.. Vernon Harris off
ciating.
Mrs. Capelle, who died at her
home here at 6 am. Monday, was
active in several lodges and clubs
including the Eastern Star. the
Rebekahs, White Shrine of Jeru-
salem, and the Royal Neighbors.
The Shrine will be in charge at
the services and the Rebekahs, at
RivervieW cemetery.
She was born in London, Eng.
in 1870 and arrived in America
when II years of age. She had
lived in BraWley for &c years. Her
survivors include two grand children.
Mrs. Dorothy Gott and Robert Ben
nett of Brawley: one great grand
son; sister; and brother.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
OFFICIALS GIVE
UP HUNT FOR
LOST AERLINE.R

FRESNO, Cal, Mar. % (UP) -
Recurring snoWstorms in the Sierra
Nevada mountains today LEI Of
ficials of Transcontinental and
Western Air to Temporarily aban-
don hope of finding a twin-motor-
ed airliner lost since March l with
nine persons aboard
Fresno county officials mean
while pushed a search for S. E.
Shipley, 54 Fresno mountainer.
who was believed frozen to death
while searching for the giant trans
port near Shaver Lake, 60 miles
northeast of here. Shipley has been
missing l3 days.
After concentrating an air and
ground search in the Shaver and
Bass Lake areas, on the basis of
last reports from Pilot John
Graves, TWA spokesmen announced
there appeared little hope of find
ing the wrecked plane until heavy
SHOWS melt this summer. Fresh
snow up to six feet deep has fall
Ell in the mountains since the
plane disappeared on a flight from
San Francisco to Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
100000 M { N
PROPOSED FOR
MOBILIZATION

WASHINGTON, Mar. % up
Army, navy marine and reserve
corps experts will meet here next
week to devise plans to tap the
vast manpower of America instant
ly in event of war and create a
fighting force of from 100000 to
100000 men.
A phase of the war departments
policy of steady preparation for
any emergency, the conference
viii seek to complete plans for
mobilization of an army of 2,000,-
900 men within four months after
outbreak of war.
The conference will be held while
The senate works on the $1,121 ,000,-
600 navy bill, authorizing the
greatest fighting fleets in the his
tory of the United States. The war
department, however. emphasized
that the study of mobilization has
no relation to the present tense
international situation, but is
routine" preparation for national
denfenSp
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
SHIP RETURNS
FROM TRIP TO
CLAIM ISLES

HONOLULU, r. H..Ma +. % CUP)
The coast guard cutter Roger B.
Taney returned today from a
South Seas expedition during which
it landed parties on Canton and
Enderbury Islands to take posses
sion OF them in the name of the
United States.
Great Britain also has claimed
jurisdiction over the two islands
which are considered valuable to
commercial aerial navigation routes
between Honolulu and the Anti
podes.
Richard B. Black, field represen-
tative Of the U. S. department Of
interior. said the expeditions eXper-
fenced no difficulties in the virtual
anneXatons of the two islands.
I'VE sighted Enderbury Island
early on March 6 and sent a land
ing party" Black said. we i'm
mediately started unloading water,
stores, tentage ana lumber. At
8:45 am. the American flag was
raised on a temporary flag pole.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
Mrs. T. A. Howard
Hostess to Club
SEFIEY NOTES

Mrs. T. A. Howard was hostess
to the Seeley Woman's club Thurs
day afternoon entertaining in honor
of Mrs. Eliza Heatley'S birthday
Mrs. Cecil Huff and Mrs Robert
Parrish introduced games. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Howard
and Mrs. Cook. Three members
had birthdays which were observed.
Present were Mesdames Williams,
Womack, Smith, Robinson, A. R.
Ferguson, Perish, Cook. Davis,
Plecher, Huff, Oftelie, Pippenger,
Schultz, Pearse, Onie Ferguson,
Graham and Howard; visitors, Mrs.
Heatley and Mrs P. c. Smith.
The Seeley Ladies Aid held their
friendship circle meeting Tuesday
with an all-day meeting and pot
luck dinner. About 25 attended.
Mrs. Maggie Haven's side lost out
in the contest for new members
and will have to entertain the other
| side in the near future.
The Rev. P. G.. Smith and wife
were pleasantly surprised by group
who called on them Thursday eve
ming. The occasion was Mrs. Smiths
birthday
Howard Curtis of Van Nuys spent
one night last week with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. l.. Curtis.
Cecil Huff and the Rev. P. G..
Smith motored to Los Angeles Sat
| urday. The Rev. Smiths sister
Mary Smith, returned with them
to her home in Pasadena.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
Longest Highway
To Be Dedicated

OCEANSIDE, Cal, Mar. %. cUP)
What is claimed to be the longest
continuous stretch of multiple-lane
highway in the world will be dedi-
Gated Saturday. Gov. Frank F.
Merriam. of California, will be the
honor guest at the dedication.
The highway, U. S. 101, leading
through historic Rancho Santa
Margarita, once the property of Pho
Pico, last of California's Mexican
governors, recently was completed
at cost of $1,500,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
DRIVER ACCUSED
OF DRUNKENNESS

HOLTVILLE, Mar. %. - Martin
Sem, 30, was charged with drunk
driving following a wreck a mile
west Of Holtville early Sunday
night. The car he was driving,
highway patrolmen said, crossed to
the wrong side of the highway to
collide with one driven by Martin
Amandus Mailman, 48, Ell Centro.
Both cars were damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
JURY CONvICTS
MEXICAN WITH
QUICK VERDICT

It required a Jury in superior
court Monday Just 20 minutes to
find Rosario Vaiverde guilty OF
grand theft Of an Ell Centre police
mans horse.
The Mexican testified that he was
very drunk the night Of the horse
stealing incident and had no recol-
lection of the Joy ride. Officers
told Of the disappearance Of Pa
trGlman Rodney Voyles' horse after
he left it tied in east Ell Centre
while he was on duty. They found
The horse later. they testified,
blocks from the place it had been
tied and Valverde was in the saddle.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
BABY BEEF
CLUB WILL
MEET SAT,

Imperial county's All Baby beef
club will meet at the Parish house
in Imperial Saturday night for
the annual after-the-fair meeting.
The club members, 60 of them,
will gather for dinner with Their
parents and friends Activities Of
the club will be discussed and val
ley leaders will give short talks.
Steaks from Norman Gums grand
champion steer will be served at
the dinner. Mrs. Elton Christian
will be in charge of serving the
dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
TWO FIRES
AT BRAWLEY

BRAWLEY, Mar. 22.-The Braw-
ley fire department was called on.
twice Monday, once TO eXtinguish
a kerosene stove flare-up at Nor
woods auto court on A street and
another time to 765 C street. The
latter fire was started when hot
ashes were dumped into a rubbish
can
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
DRIVER GETS TICKET

Driving an automobile without
lights Sunday night earned Manuel
Nunez Ruiz. 90, a ticket for reck-
less driving. He was stopped by
highway patrolmen on the Holt
vile highway two miles east of FL
Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
Swine Growers
Plan Field Day

Swine growers of southern Cali
fornia will meet at Holtville Fri
day for a field day conference.
Extension service programs,
feeds, effects of feeding on growth,
swine management, swine diseases
and prevention. functions of the
swine growers association, the fu-
ture farmer program, market types,
and pork production will be outlin-
ed at the meeting by experts.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
|. Y. Supervisors to
Attend Convention

Supervisors of Imperial county
will attend the state convention
of the County Supervisors associa-
ton in San Diego Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday OF this week.
Statewide and individual county
problems are scheduled for discus
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
TOOL KIT
STOLEN FROM TRUCK

Fred SaImen tod EI Centr0 po-
lice Monday night that a tool kit
had been stolen from his truck
while it was parked 40 the rear Of
525 Main street he kit contained
tools TO repair fefrigerators and
radios.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
HOOVER SEES KING

LONDON. Mar. % CUP) For
mer President Herbert Hoover
visited for a half hour today with
King George.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
SIX GO TO JAIL

BRAWLEY, Mar. 22.-Judge H.
B. Griffin pronounced sentence
Monday morning on 10 men charg-
ed with drunkenness, four OF whom
paid $40 fines and were freed while
the remaining six were forced to
sojourn for five days in the city
iail