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Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-14
AD JOURNS
AFTER PARDON PLAN
FOR INCOME Y KILLED

SACRAMENTO, Cal, March II. (UP)-A Of
laws approved by the 53rd legislature in eXtraord
nary session went to the governor today for signature and
inclusion in Californa's statute books,
ApprOyal Of augmentation measures loIang $l6900-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-14
Clarence barrow.
Farm e g Criminal
Attorney Passes

CHICAGO March II. tUP)-The body Of Clarence
barrow lay in state today at funeral parlor the
modest apartment home where he lived for 30 dur
ing his rise to fame the countrys foremost Grim
nal IaWyers He died SUNDAY Of heart tronble
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-14

In Il lonely mountain cabin high
lEove Imperial Valley, S5 miles to
hr north two Nev-Cai linemen
ast week endea a 10 day vigil OF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-14
Rental Protective
Association fo NIoal

Members OF the Rental Pro.Ce-
tive assn. will hold the.r ra4JIa.
meeting and a pot-luck dinner ii,
the Vedder home, 1868 El Dorado
at 6:30 pm. tuesday.
Ell Boardo is Cur mile south en-
the Imperial highway and tt.
house is located two bloeE, east
on Ell D0c9Go.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-14
BICYCLE STOLEN
IN BRAWLEY

BRAWLEY, Mar. IA Police
reported the theft OF a bicycle be
longing to Jack Mccullough from
in front CT the BraWley theater
Friday night.
YOU haven't read ALL the News
Until You've Read ALL the Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-14

YOU haven't read ALL The News
Until You've Read ALL the Ads!
Evening star., 1938-09-03
World Series Odds Against Bucs Would Be Ia to 5


Brother George of the Tigers made
his first start. Don Bulge has
signed to headline the For Men
Only" air show next Wednesday
night.
Don't be alarmed about Marshall
Goldberg's weight. !. :. "Bearhunt-
er" Wilson, sports ed Of the Elkins
wv. Va Inter- Mountain, sends
word the Pitt star is in perfect
shape. :. Elkins is the town where
Marshall lives and where his pepper,
Sol, who runs picture show, has to
go to the towns other cinema to
see Marshall in the newsreels. =.
Ouch!
Cincinnati has nine more games
with Pittsburgh and if the Reds get
that pitching! Tommy
Fairs refusal to fight Gunnar
Barlund unless he was guaranteed
a shot at Joe Louis if he won may
cost him plenty Mike Jacobs is
just about ready to rule Tommy
out Of the heavyweight picture ..
Bill Ware. sports editor Of the
Evening star., 1938-09-03
GOLD CUP BOATS
REACH 90 N. P. H.
Newly Built Craft to Race
in Classic at Detroit
on Labor Day.
By the Associated Press.

DETROIT, Sept. "a couple of
dozen or more powerboats Of various
sizes and engine power were tuned
up today ready for the annual re-
gatta that reaches its climax on Labor
Day in the 35th race for the Gold
Cup that symbolizes the speedboat
championship Of North America.
The regatta gets under way this
afternoon with series Of races for
hydroplanes of the 225 and 725 cubic
inch class. Most of the 725's repre-
sent Louisville. KY, and Ohio cities,
while the 225s come from various
Mldwestern points. Tomorrow's pro-
gram is given over to cruiser races.
Some Run at 80 M.P.H.
Eight speed craft. some of which
have reached straightaWay speed of
80 miles an hour have been nomi-
mated for the Gold Cup, which Herb
Mendelson Of Detroit will defend Mon
day with new Notre Dame Leading
the competition will be Count Theo
Rossi and his Alagi. which finished
second to Mendelson in both the Gold
Cup and the Presidents Trophy Race
on the Potomac last year.
Others named for the feature race
Monday are Horace E. Dodges veteran
Delphine TX and his newly built Ex-
cuse Me, E. A. Wilson's Miss Canada
III of 1ngersoll. Ontario: James
Warnie Anderson's Warnie of Louis
vile, Daniel Arenas Miss Golden Gate
of Oakland, Calf. and Zalmon G..
Simmons My Sin of Greenwich, Conn.
Several Of the boats still have to
qualify by demonstrating their ability
to travel at least IS miles an hour and
two OF them, My Sin and Excuse Me.
already have developed mechanical
dif1culties that may keep them out of
the starting heat Monday afternoon.
Boats Faster Than in 81.
The Gold Cup Race will be run in
three 30-mile heats over a 3mile
oval course in the Detroit River of the
piers Of the Detroit Yacht Club. Men,
delson's best heat speed in winning
the cup last year was 68.645 miles an
hour against Count Rossi's 67678.
Rossi, however, made one lap at
7l.1446 miles an hour and his boat,
like Mendelson's new defender, is un-
derstood to have undergone several
speed-enhancing alterations.
Sharing interest with the Gold CUP
Race Monday is 27-mile event for
225-cubic inch hydroplanes for a
trophy in memory of the late w. D.
Edenburn.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
That's Why Night Ball Will Come.

This the p-of it deadly
fellows like Powell Naturally
chicken bones
business Barrow making Weiss the head Of the farm
oubd other
while
champagne dbb and oegans hoping
They live Of and then from their
although chances so to
competition
probably
drawing few customers
Evening star., 1938-09-03

Cincinnati Radio Station, suggests
a Worlds Fair game between the
an-time greats developed by Connie
Mack and the 1888 world champs.
One Of the boys to keep an eye
on in the Middle West this year is
Lyle Rockenbach, left guard at
Michigan State . He can do the
100 meters in l0.7 and will be ripe
for plucking for the pros even if
he doesn't make the all-America.
If the Pirates crash into the world
series the odds against them would
be IA to in James j. Carroll's big
st. Louis book. Apparently Joe
Di Maggie has his eye on one Of
those autos the breakfast food con-
Germ is giving away. :. As soon as
the fans started going to the polls
for their favorite outfielder, Joe
cashed In with three triples in one
game.
Next months Army -Notre Dame
game here is q sell-out. Don
Miguel mike to you) Jacobs, In
troduces Jai Als1 said to b the
Evening star., 1938-09-03
MogRegains SluggingForm
As Ruffing Hurls to 20th Win;
Cards Early Lead Stops Bucs

commanding position. Guiseppe-the
peoples choice in Little Italy-has
been batting at a $50 clip. has scored
79 runs, driven in 86 and hit A extra
base blows, 10 of them homers. He
clouted three-for-th yesterday, in
cluding homer No. 81 for the sea-
son, and drove in four runs in pacing
the Yanks to a Ga win over the
Boston Red Sox. which made big Red
Rufflng the first 20-game pitching
winner Of the year in the big leagues.
Threatens to Top Batters.
Joes three hits boosted his batting
average to 1898 for the campaign and
right now he's in spot where he may
finish with the American League hit
ting championship if such pace-setters
as Cecil Travis. Earl Averill and
Jimmy Foxx don't stop fiddling
around
The Yankee-Sox set-to was one of
three games on yesterdays curtailed
Dig league program. In the lone
National League engagement, the
pace-settirg Pittsburgh Pirates spotted
the st. Louis Cardinals II runs In
three innings and then just missed
overtaklng them as the Gas House
Gangsters pulled out an ll-lO decision
inns left the Bucs with a 6lo-game
lead over the Chicago Cubs and Gin
clnnatl Reds, deadlocked in second
place.
IN Philadelphia the Nationals got
AZ victory over the Athletics
Evening star., 1938-09-03

worlds fastest sport, to New York
ers next week. Who can run
down a report we have that Horton
Smith viii quit golfing and go in
the sporting goods business before
the end of the year?
Minnesota's squad this year will
be patterned after the old thun-
dering herd model. A regular
bone crusher. Bill Moore.
North Carolina end of two years
ago. now with the Washington Red
skins is going well in the movies
too. . Norma Shearer is credited
with discovering him.
Detroit Tigers are making passes
at Harold Newhauser. who twirled
16 straight wins and 56 consecutive
scoreless innings for the Detroit
American Legion team. Scout
Wish Egan follows the kid about
like Mary's little lamb. Over
in Newark they have a 15-year-old
golfer who fires consistently in the
70's. :. II any college is interested
in . 1s4l star, We can give it the
dope.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
BY SID FEDER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

writer,
It's safe to walk the streets again
around Mulberry Bend and Little
Italy" Joe Di Maggio's rolling.
Down in those sections of the East
Side they take their baseball seriously.
And when Di Mag wasn't doing so we'll.
fathers went around snarling at bam-
binos and mothers kept their pots
empty of the ravioli When you went
down that way. they looked at you
with the evil eye, and if you mentioned
baseball-well, you took the nearest
exit.
Then the fans who turn out in the
big Bronx ballyard to see the Yankees
play began to hand Joe their special
ty-tae Bronx cheer-in huge quaniti-
ties. And that didn't sit at all well
with Joe's "pisanos" They were all
set to go into action against such
unheard of conduct when Joe saved
them the trouble.
Leads Yanks to Front.
He wheeled out his heavy artillery
and 1t hits fall where they may.
And from the time he started to
rool again. dates the march of the
Yanks out of second place, into a IA
game lead' Yin the American League
and a spot where they've all but
clinched their third straight champion
ship.
In the 81 games that have con-
stituted the Yankee landslide to their
Evening star., 1938-09-03
JOHNSON, AS, RATED
MONTHS HIGH STAR
Veteran 0utfelder Selected Five
Times in Daily List of
Associated Press.
BY the Associated Press.

ny tHe Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. Bob John
son. the Athletics veteran outfielder,
who goes on and on. was big league
baseball's star Of the month" for
August.
He was named five times on the
Associated Press daily list of stars
yesterday one more than the nomi-
nations for the month for Red Ruffing
and Lou Gehrig of the Yankees, Zeke
Bonura of Washington, Freddy Fitz-
simmons of Brooklyn, Terry Moore
OF the ST. Louis Cardinals and Buck
Newsom Of the Browns.
The leader for the season still was
Ruf1ing, the No. pitcher of the
Yankees staff. With his four for
August he brought his total star"
selections to IA for the year, three
more than his closest rival, Bill Lee
the Cubs top pitcher.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
They Figure to Get Better.

The uphot of these significant
The Yankees players in
wide that American baseball
taking forthcoming
flag will be % be
And forgetting 1888
figure even
champions fly chase
Gallagher
that Keller otfeldr
in
New in
is
Evening star., 1938-09-03
SOUTHERN SQUADS
SPEED GRID WORK
Most in Advance Stages
of Fundamenta|s-Duke
in Full Uniform.
3y the Associated Press.

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 3-Players
donned heavier gear as coaches sped
up workouts today in many Southern
Conference football camps. Squads
in most camps have reached the
advanced stages in fundamental work.
Wallace Wade drilled his Duke
Blue Devils in full uniform yesterday
afternoon after morning workout
in shorts Individual instructions for
ends, tackles and guards on charging
was stressed, with the backs and ends
combining to drill on pass offense.
No and No. 2 elevens raced
through peppy dummy scrinimage
with the reserves in the North Carolina
camp where several new plays were
introduced.
Miller Back at Davidson.
The unexpected return of big red
Miller, 220-pound tackle letterman
from Gastonia, cheered the Davidson
College camp. Operated on for ap-
pendicitis during the summer, Miller
was not expected to return
Jess Neely's Clemson squad num-
bered 48 men with the return of
Letterman Hubert Miller. Over at
Columbia Rex Enwright mixed squad
workouts with lectures on the Notre
Dame system plays for the South
Carolina Gamecocks.
Shovel and lateral passes were en-
phasized in the Furman drills, as
Coach Dizzy" Mcleod continued his
search for capable passers and line
busters.
N. c. State Gets Rough.
Virginia Techs squad continued
work on conditions and fundamentals,
while down at Raleigh Coach DOC"
Newton gave his N. C. State squad its
first taste of rough work. Wake
Forests squad was bolstered with the
arrival of four sophomores and a
letterman.
Coach Tatum Gressette started the
groundwork tor the Citadel's aerial
attack, drilling passers and receivers.
The University of Richmond can
didates donned heavy gear for a
dummy scrimmage as Washington and
Lees gridders again were put through
signal drills and given blackboard
lecture. Arrival of three sophomores
and junior hiked the William and
Mary squad to 20 as Coach Branch
Bocock sent the backs and ends
through formation drills.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
Ldi-FOxing Even the Old Fox,

The state OF affairs born of coincidence fact there
nothing
championships
a
The Yankees front Office
the Old millions
Red and getting
Bill called
fellows who haven't
Brooklyn couple
Buddy Hasset
Clark
jong each other
will be off time
Evening star., 1938-09-03
By EDDIE BRETT,
Associated Press SPORTS Writer

NEW YORK, Sept Swell.
readers. our chances of getting of
to a one, two start in the Davis Cup
matches don't look so hot, what
with the draw coming out as it did.
-. Those Dodgers skidded so badly
in the West that one scribe with
the team wired back he has plumb
forgot how to spell win.
If they let Tony Canzoneri and
Barney Ross fight again somebody
ought to be arrested. .. Our NOM
ination for the best major league
managerial job of the season goes
to smart old Bill McKechnie out in
Cincy. This weather we're hav-
ing up here turns ones thoughts to
hot dogs and flying footballs. 1t
won't be long now.
The Coffman boys have gone of
relief. .. A few days ago Dick Of
the Giants started his first game Of
the season after more than 40 re-
Lief appearances and Thursday
Evening star., 1938-09-03
SANDL0T SERIES TIED
San Diego Beats spartanburg in
Legion Junior Game, "a.

sPARTANBURG. s. c., Sept. 3
R.-The count was tied IL today In
the five-game series between San Diego,
Calf, and Spartanburg for the Amer
ican Legion junior baseball champion
ship. :.
The first game Wednesday had to be
called by darkness when the teams
battled 13 innings to q draw. Thurs
day Spartanburg won, 8 to 6, and yes
terday San Diego squared the series by
winning Z to 4.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
Shift of Noses Vet Gardener of Mats Likely Winter Deal
Win, Lose or Draw
Yonks' System, Not Cash, Reason for Monopoly.
They Are Couple Of Jumps Ahead Of All RivoIs
BY FRANCIS E. STAN,


r.
other O
but the 1888 practically called
only l512
Outside OF Newark
of
enchg
are worried There salient
AS mentioned before,
International
during the
Baseman Babe Dahn
McQunn catchers
Willard Heshberger o
Alley Donald
failed
IN
happened? Seeds Dahgn Hershbegr and
their places Wits mantle
brutal
who made by his ball club
Evening star., 1938-09-03
BUSY SPORTS CARD.

A busy sports card is planned for
the Labor Day outing for colored fans
at Spring Hill, Va. Thirty-two rounds
OF boxing and softball game between
the Girl Brown Bombers and Barry
Farms are scheduled.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
WOMEN VIE TONIGHT.

Brook Grubb will hold a driving
competition for ladies only tonight on
his range on Georgia avenue extended.
Prizes are for winner and runner-ur.
The contest starts at 10 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
BOWEN TO RUN GYM.

Moran's Gymnasium, 645 H street
NE, has been taken over by John
Bowen, former professional boxer, who
will offer facilities for local profess
sionals and amateurs.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
S0CCERISTS ARE CALLED.

Candidates for the Young Democrats
OF Southern Maryland soccer team are
requested to report at the first practice
session tomorrow at 10 o'clock at
Shady Oak, Md.
Evening star., 1938-09-03

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Evening star., 1938-09-03
Official Score
'Batted for Potter in eiehth

WASHINGTON -- NO O2O O1O-4
Phlladelphia ---------- 600 600 11O-2
mons l2). Werber Seibert. Two-base hits
Amber. Lewis HAYES. Three-base hits
Simmons. johnson, Finney. Home run
Simmons. Sacri1ce-Potter. Double plays
-Myer to Travis to Bonura (2). .Werber to
sperry to- Seibert. Sperry to Amber to
Seibert. Left on bases-Philadelphia g:
Potter. /: on Chase, 3. Struck out--By
Potter. 2; by Chase: 9; Hits-0f Potter
ming Losing pitcher-Potter. Umpire-
MessrA Hubbard. Rue and orieve. Time
Evening star., 1938-09-03
Minor Results

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Results YESTERDAY.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
4; :||| ;!|;; 81 |;: :E;!;: 3; 81
Results Yesterday.
Columbus, 100. Leuisyille, IA.
1ss1snsSolis. Ksnsas sis 9-ss f. Tolsao sful 80 ~
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
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Results Yesterday.
oakland. ooafdamfnsso. e: HoliSWooa Il san 5leso g o.
kes.t,! Les Angeles 81 so5t,and 5 San Francisco 3.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
3 ssga 4ss's & & L s. s. sS: Hss:;s sss:s:s IS
Okla. City s2 So. $40 Dallas 81 81 Ais
Tulsa - 81 80 .543 Fl. Worth So 95 371
Results Yesterday.
Oklahoma City. 3; Beaumont. 8 (tie:
! called end Of. 1lth. darkness).
Tulsa. 81 San Antonio. g.
Shreveport. 13: Fort Worth. 8.
Houston. IL; Dallas g.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Results YESTERDAY.
Albany. 6-5: Wilkes-Barre. Is,
Emira. g.; Trenton. 2.
Ha!leton Q: 9inghamton 3.
Willismsoort ~: Hartford. o-e.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
Games Tomorrow,
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Ct, Louis. Il: PITTSBURGH. 10.
Only games scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

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Evening star., 1938-09-03
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Results Yesterds 4

Results Yesterday.
New Orleans. A. Knoxville. 8.
Memphis IA: Atlanta. g.
Chattanooga. g: Little Rock 8.
Nashville. 16-9: BIRMINGHAM. 1O-5.
Evening star., 1938-09-03

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Chicago at Gin. (2). Chicago at Cincin
Phila. at Boston. Phila. at Boston. (2) .
New York at Bklyn. New York at Bklyn.
st. Louis at Pitts. St. Louis at Pitts.
Evening star., 1938-09-03

Results YESTERDAY.
Newark. 13; Baltimore. 7.
syracuse. 3-3: jersey City. %,
Only games scheduled
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-21
The Oxford Group

The Oxford Group or First Gen. tury Christian Fellowship was founded by Dr. Frank N. D. Busch man in a small town in Pennsyl- vania, 25 years ago. The movement has no churches, ministers, sala ried officials, membership dues nor ex- penses. It has been described as an informal family evangelistic movement which seeks to develop the individuals spiritual life. The creed is embodied in the four words: Honesty, purity, unselhsh- ness. love-" which have been taken as the guiding principles in the life of Jesus. It has spread into other countries and among various sects of the Christian church, has been nraised as the greatest spiritual movement since the time ot wesley and Whitfield, and has also been condemned as County Club re- ligion."
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-21
Edison Inventions From
 Signal Device to Rubber

Some of the important inventions accredited to Thomas A Edison in, cluded the following:
 Photographic signal device u863,. the repeater d865), the voting ma. chine Q868). improved stock mar ket ticker d869), typewriter U87D, quadruple telegraphic re, peater G872). district signal box U874, automatic telegraph trans mitter Q875), mimeograph 1875), carbon telephone transmitter 1875, phonograph d87O, incandescent lamp Q878), electric dynamo d88O, electric motor Q88D, trolley car u88D, electric meter Q88D, ore separator Q88D, valve gear Q882), electric railway turntable Q88O, railway signal system dS85), pro- cess for making plate glass d88O, extracting gold from sulphate ores Q888), sleeping doll Q889), motion picture camera Q89D, composition brick G893), rock crusher, dryer and mixer O89O, alkaline storage battery Q90O, reversible galvanic battery d9OD. improved cement mixer N9OO, a photographic film O9O3, recording telephone 19O5). improved photograph 09O8), a starting system for automobiles O912), talking pictures n9l3), flash. light 0914. improved transmitter C9l0, electro-plating Q9l9). disc phonograph records Q923. i'm. proved radio receiver Q926), syn. thetic rubber (l931).
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-21
"Signposts of the Sea"
 Must Be Kept in Order

The ocean highways need as much repair and patching as the roads on land. The ''signposts of the sea" must be kept in perfect or der. Thous ands of buoys are placed around our coasts. marking the dan ger points and directing the way up river mouths and into ports, says writer in London Answers Magazine Scores of lighthouses warn mariners of rocks and sandbanks, and out to sea lightships are stationed where buoys and lighthouses cannot be placed.
 All these seam arks are subjected to the cea seless battering of wind and wave, and throughout the year repairs have to be carried out when weather permits.
 Naturally enough, most damage is incurred during the winter. when conditions are at their worst. and when it is not uncommon for the crews of lightships and lighthouses to be cut off from the land for month on end Because of gales and gigantic seas it is frequently impos- sible to carry out repairs during the winter.
 A large number of buoys are al ways kept ready at an instant's no- tice at the depots, and if wreck occurs, wreck buoys are at once taken out to mark the site. As a rule the small buoys are brought in for overhaul annually. the large ones every three years.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-21
Killed hy Own Sculpture

An Italian sculptor, Bresclano, ln- spired by the work of his fellow. Tel N V. countryman, Michelangelo' did ms ls hest to emulate him in his figure or Moses striking the rock and when he had finished and compared ms statue with that of Michelangeio' So the story goes, he died on the spot from modification.
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-21
lloyd &1&oN$,
ADVENTURERS' CLUB
HEADLINES FROM THE HIVES OF PEOPLE LIKE URsELFl
HELLO EVERYBODY:
"A SlUin, in the Ocean" By FLOYD GIBBONS
 Famous Headline Hunter

u ELLO EVERYBODY
 Here's the story of an adventure that almost ruined girls That's the way Grace Stoner of New York City looks at it, anyway. And since Grace is the girl in question-Wel-sh she ought to know hadn't she?
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 Maybe mentioning al thing matered Grace a said that their point is that rsked her that matter, a couple of sneerng rks abOu herSe
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-21
One Yard Between Her and Death.

reached the shark ONE hind hastily of frstcass braw The bawled to in then the turned didn't anything girls swimming ability. especially be wouldn't have the o
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