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Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Tax Deed Sales
End July 10Th,
Council Decides
Deadline Fixed on Last
knock Down Sale of
Delinquent Lots

Two years of 'knock down.
sales of tax delinquent lots
will end for Ell Centro July
20, the city council decided
Wednesday night.
Tax deed sales for $40 and $40
prices started in July 1886 and
resulted in 90 houses either COM
pleted or under construction in the
city. Sales were made on condition
home construction begin within a
short time
twenty-five cases are pending on
which construction is slated to start
soon, the files of Mrs. Fay Burke
in the city clerks office showed.
Mrs. Burke estimated conservative
ly that between 40 and so homes
would result from the tax deed
sale program.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Lobbyist Charged
With Contempt

SACRAMENTO, June Is. tUP)-
Arthur H. Samish, San Francisco
lobbyist, today was cited for con-
tempt by District Attorney Otis
Babcock for failing to answer
supena ordering him to appear be-
fore the Sacramento county grand
jury investigating charges of legis-
lative corruption.
Babcock drew complaint charg
ing criminal contempt when Samish,
repeatedly in Sacramento, failed to
arrive at the courtroom in the couu-
ty courthouse. Babcock said he
would have the complaint signed
by a superior Judge.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Troops Called Out
In Mexican Row

HE'RMOSILLO, Sonora, Mex
June l6. CUP)-Gov. Roman Yocu-
picio ordered guards to stand ready
today for possible further political
agitation in Sonora after the nom
mating convention of agrarian and
labor groups affiliated with the
powerful C. T. M organization dis
banded in an uproar.
Governor Yocupicio verbally de-
nounced the convention as vulgar
agitators" and said leaders cheat
ed public opinion" in nominating
Gen Ignacio Otero as candidate
for governor.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Beauty Contest
Added TO Fete
Rice Bowl Party to Get
Funds For Relief of
Chinese Civilians

Addition of a beauty contest to
El Centro's Bowl of Rice festival
was announced Thursday by Mayor
Herbert FaWcett, chairman of the
fete designed to raise funds for
civilian victims of the war in China
The contest will be held Monday
night in connection with a rice
fete at the Ell Centro stadium at
which native food will be served
guests Mayor Fawcett declared.
The contest in which Ell Centro
beauties will take part is one of
many to be held in every section
of the nation. The Ell Centro win
ner in addition to receiving prizes
Continued on Page ?; Col. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Dynamite Seized
Bv Police Here

Dynamite that its owner claimed
was for making firecrackers was
seized Wednesday night by Ell Gen.
tro police.
Bob Key, the owner, who rooms
at 1874 Ell Centro street, claimed he
had been a powder monkey on a
coast construction project and had
brought the explosive here in an
ticipation of July 4 celebration. The
five sticks of dynamite ranged from
40 per cent to 83 per cent giant
powder.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16

johnson, r., Cal, who had just said
he would not oppose the resolution
because "it means absolutely moth
ing"
Would the senator" King asked,
support an amendment proposing
that because of the flagrant viola
tions of treaties and the attacks on
defenseleSs peoples the United
States sever diplomatic relations
with Japan? l would support that
amendment"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Senator Favors Break in Relations
With Japan Over Bomb 0utraqes

WASHINGTON, June 16. (UP)-
Sen. William H. King, D., Utah, pro-
posed in the senate today that the
United States sever diplomatic re-
lations with Japan.
King made his suggestion during
debate on a resolution sponsored
by Chairman Key Pittman, D., New,
of the senate foreign relations COM
mittee which would condemn the
inhuman bombings of civilian popu-
lations."
King interrupted Sen Hiram w.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Accident Deaths
Increase in Ariz.

PHOENIX, June 16. (UP)-Motor
vehicle deaths in Arizona increased
POS per cent during the first three
months of 1888, official statistics
released by the Arizona safety
council today showed.
Forty-seven persons were killed
on the states highways during
January, February and march,
compared with 80 during the same
period of last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Tax Exemption
DeadIine June u

Veterans and church organiza-
tions must file applications for tax
exemptions by June 27 Dan West,
assessor-c collector, announced Thurs
day.
The last date for filing the appli-
cations was changed from the first
Monday in July to the last Monday
in June. If the exemption applica
tions are not filed, he said no
exemptions will be permitted.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16

This is not an attempt to rob
member unions of the federation
of their autonomy, said Henry
Schmidt, president of the Interna-
tional Longshoremen's & Ware
housemen'S Union local ITO.
1T simply means that union
contemplating action must consult
with other unions which would be
involved and the necessity and ad-
visibility of such action"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Public SwindIer
No. I'Anested

LOS ANGELES, June 16. CUP)-
Clarence E. Mahaffey, described as
public swinder and forger No. L.
was arrested here last night, the
federal bureau of investigation re-
yealed today.
Mahaffey was said to have swim
died 400 banks within the past 10
years, obtaining in excess of a
quarter of a million dollars. He is
wanted in Albuquerque. N. M.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Yard Cleaning
Assessments Made

City councilmen Wednesday night
authorized three score separate as
sessments for yard cleaning tackled
on Ell Centro tax bills. The charges.
which range from $l.36 for j. p.
Norvell to $l954 for j. r. Burrell.
are for lot cleaning done by city
Workmen. They will be added on
to current tax statements.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Girl Perishes
In Flaming Home

PHOENIX, June Is. (UP) - A
holiday with her grandparents end
ed in tragedy early today for Mar
jorie Hayes, seven -year-old Indian
girl visiting here from Sacaton
Ariz., when she was burned to death
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chief
Wilson.
The house, a tWo-room frame
building, was destroyed by flames
while the girl slept.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
% Drunk Drivers
Lose Licenses

Drunk driving was responsible in
90 of the 26 cases of drivers license
suspension and revocation in I'M
perial county last month, the de-
partment of motor vehicles pointed
out in a monthly report.
Nineteen of the licenses were sus-
pended, two we're revoked or cam
celled, and five of the licenses were
issued for a probation period
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
WIFE WOULD'T COOK,
COMPLAINS HUSBAND

c. W. Peacock filed a divorce suit
against his wife, Dolores, Thursday
in which he accused her of refus-
ing to cook his meals, going out
with other men five or six times
a week, and finally of deSerting
him. They married in Yuma Aug.
7, 1888 and separated May IT, 1888
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Graph Measures
Quake at Formosa

PASADENA, Cal, June Is. (UP)
"A strong earthquake. approxim-
ately 6,400 miles northwest of Pasa-
dena, was recorded at 6:27 o'clock
last evening on the seismograph OF
the California Institute of Tech
nology here. The Cal-Tech scientists
placed the scene of the shock as
near the coast of Formosa. Japa-
nese-oWned island off the Chinese
coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Maritime Unions Outlaw
'Quickie' Labor Strikes

gates passed an amendment to the
constitution aimed at strikes called
in violation rules and of unauthor-
lied picket lines "in defiance of the
democratic rights of majority mem
berS of the federation"
Penalty for violation of the
amendment would be suspension by
the federation's executive commit
tee and expulsion if a referendum
of the entire federation membership
upholds the committees action.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16

SAN FRANCISCO, June 16. CUP)
The Maritime Federation of the
Pacific today outlawed "quickie"
strikes among maritime workers on
the west coast and established ma
chinery for punishment of indivi-
dual unions who act in labor dis
= putes without federation authori-
zation.
, Acting to prevent job action
which would tend to injure affiliated
J unions, federation convention dele
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16

unteer department since 1926 when
he was named president. He
served as president In 1927 and
is now secretary treasurer. He has
been on the fire board since ita
inception, two years ago.
Reed has resigned from the Pi0-
neer Truck and Transfer company.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
.Neishbors Disarm
Drunken Mexican

SEELEY, June 16.-JoSe Tieco's
drunken celebration entered tine
realms of seriousness Tuesday'after
he beat his wife and shot at d
herd of cattle with a rifle.
Neighbors rescued Mrs. Tieco, took
the rifle from the Mexican, and
called the county sheriff's depart
ment. Tieco is in the county jail
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
S. |. McCRORY SUFFERS
SEVERE HEART ATTACK

Deputy DiStrict Attorney S. L..
McCrory suffered a severe heart
attack Thursday morning. He was
taken to the Ell Centre hospital in
an ambulance. He was in fair con-
dition during the early afternoon,
his physician said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16

,olutSbOW-
Sport Sproule, Imperial's "tattoed
man., may have competition if this
keeps up.
On Main street a group of boys
between 4 and 10 were admiring the
bare arm of a friend. All" thought
RR. "A vaccinationr But on closer
scrutiny the object OF attraction
turned out to be a crude dagger
dripping blood, tattoed on the
arm OF a lad who couldn't have
been more than 5.
WoWie, this is a scandal, and
RR's civic spirit went up to fever
heat.
With the zeal of the reformer
RR investigated and found one lad
acting as treasurer for the tattoo
firm. In the treasury was an as
Sortment of knives. tops and pocket
trash Of inestimable value. An
other lad was rapidly and with
tongue twisting, applying the tattoo
ing-with n fountain pen!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16

VIII DC dOIIIs CIlItI
until July 81 when he assumes
full office.
Taking his place on the city fire
board will be Earl Brinnon.
Reed first joined the volunteer
department in 1924 and became
second assistant chief in 1928 In
1888 he was named first assistant.
He has been an officer of the vol
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
eASTSlDe WATER MAIN
SERVICE AUTHORIZED

Authorization of installation of
water service on East Main street
IN Ell Centro was made Wednesday
night by the city council. The new
service was decided on after ap-
peals from property owners, head
ed by Robert Dalke.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
C.S. Reed Appointed Fire Chief Here
IoSueceed Tom Reams, Resigned;
Brinnon Named TO Board

!. D Reed Will be Ell Centros new chief of the fire
department. Appointment of the chief was approved
NeGneSday night by the city council accommodation
OF FIRE commissioner Harry Sones Reed will succeed Tom
keamS, who resigned in favor of private business Tech
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Plenty Guarded

Plenty Guarded
Bill Clements will have a body
guard when he goes to Oakland to
attend a convention. Kay will &C
along as well as young lady
named Alicia Garcita. Spelling on
the name ssubject to change
for at the moment of meeting RT1
was too busy angling for phone
numbers.
Now if Bill should need any more
bodyguardS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
River Tears New
Holes in Dikes,
Fighting Stops
Japanese, Chinese Work Side by Side in
Vain Battle Against Menace ofFIood
Raoino for New Outlet to Sea

SHANGHAI, June 16 (UP)-Food waters of the
Yellow river broke breaches in the dkes along the
Lunghai railway line today threatening great disaster
Warfare in North China halted. Japanese and
Chinese worked side by side in futile effort to control
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
All For Naught-

"Tarzan" Aaron is a disappoint-
ed lad. The other night he had his
BIG chance, but the fates were
agin him.
At night spot Tarzan took part
in the floor show in a personality
contest and by dint of straining,
outmaneuvered Tommy Nell Brad
shaw for first place. After flashing
that old pepsodent grin in all di-
rectionS Tarzan returned disconso-
late to his table.
Not movie scout in the place"
he complained.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Single Opponent Faces Array fI.v.
Office Holders With Only Nine
Days Left for Filing Petitions
County Politics Simmer Quietly in Major
Positions; Opposition List Grows in
Township Election Field

Nine days before the last date for filing nomination
petitions finds only opponent in the field against the
long list of ncumbents running for reelection to major
county offices Apparently the political situation before
August primaries will have to depend upon township off
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Today's Results
BY United Press

NATIONAL
Pittsburgh ... 600 400 1910 l3
New York ....... 001 100 600 2 5 0
Klinger & Todd; Hubbell & Dan
ming.
St Louis ......... 900 010 00l-2 6 l
Philadelphia w 900 200 01X-3 5 0
MCGEE, Macon, Harrell & Bre-
mer, Owen; Passeau & V. Davis.
AMERICAN
New York ....... 030 00l 00l-5 4 l
Chicago .-..-........... 600 100 000-1 l 5
Pearson, Hadley & Dickey; STRAIT
ton & Sewell.
Washington ... 900 001 000-l 8 l
Cleveland ....... 001 200 0lX-4 II
Kragauskas. Kelley & r. Ferrell;
Feller e. HemSley.
Boston .....-.....; l20 ~
st. Louis ,............................... OlO 20
Wagner, McKain, Dickman &
Peacock; Tietje Ss Sullivan
Philadelphia w 900 600 100 3 6 4
Detroit ............ 245 100 00x-12 II
Thomas, Williams, Smith e. Hayes;
Bridges & York.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16
Some People

1t makes RR just sick, simply sick
with envy. Here we have been
camping out and toaSting marsh
mallows for years but did anybody
ever take notice OF us? No!
And yet Mike zavala and Ralph
French get honorary membership
cards in the Camp Fire Girls! We
just hope they burn their next
marshmallows, we do, we do.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-16

Butter: Los Angeles, 26ia: but
terfat, Imperial Valley, fob. ranch
grade A, 341ac; manufacturing milk.
2Szc; route gathered cream, 25ise.
L. a. Hay; U. S. No. S14.-14.50.
No. , leafy S13-13.50: No. 2, S11-12.
Minneapolis flax. May, S1.7Sts.
Evening star., 1938-01-10
THREE THREATEN
THOMSON'S EDGE
Revolta, Mangrum, Hines
Right Behind in Open
at Los Angeles.
By ROBERT MYERS.

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 10 CP,.-Jimmv
Thomson was still in front today ss
the thirteenth annual Los Angeles
open golf tournament swung into the
final round over par-shattered Wilson
Memorial course
Shooting for the s2,l00 first prize
of $500 purse. Thomson. the big
gun from Shawnee on the Delaware,
held lead of but three strokes over
three dangerous rivals.
The trio was Jimmy Hines Of Garden
City, N. Y. who won the Los Angeles
open in 1896; Lloyd Mangrum Of Day.
ton, Ohio, and Johnny Revolta, Evan
ston, ILL.,. who lost a play-off in 1895
to Vic Ghezzi for the local title.
The Los Angeles Times, sponsor Of
the tourney. announced yesterday the
prize money had been increased from
$4,000 to $500.
Leader Falters With -.
THOMSON, who cracked the Wilson
par II with a IS and the COM
panion Harding course par 70 with a
66 in earlier rounds. showed signs OF
faltering yesterday when he took "A
for the Wilson layout for total Of 205.
Biggest local threat was Ohn Dutra.
former national open and P. G. A.
champion. who carded 81 yesterday
to wind up four shots back of the
leader. Olins brother Morte of De-
troit also shot 81 for total Of 2l5.
Willie Goggin of San Francisco fell
back to the 209 bracket. but he and
Henry Picard, Hershey, Pa, and Law
son Little, former amateur star from
San Francisco, offered q real threat
today.
Cooper, Snead About Done.
A MONG pre-tournament favorites
apparently out of the running
were Harry Cooper, Chicopee. Mass,
who won the event over the same
course last year with a 72-hole score
of 274. and Sam Snead OF White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va. Cooper entered
the last round with 2l5, along with
Macdonald Smith Of Glendale, Calf,
four-time winner. Snead was scram-
bling for 219.
Still in striking distance were Hor-
ton Smith, Chicago; Emil Maslie, the
aptly named greenskeeper from Fitch
burg. Mass, and George Won Elm. Los
Angeles, former national amateur
titlist, all with 210.
Low amateur was Bruce Mccormick,
Los Angeles, national public links
champion, with 2l2.
Evening star., 1938-01-10
Penn Seen Aneln for Lou Little as Grid Coach
s in Game-Espinosa Shoots His Sixth Holen.one

Paul Waner-Bill BenswanRer row
be the tip-of on a deal with the
Reds for Paul Derringer, or the
Dodgers for Van Mungo? j.. After
that 1910 crowd for the Steele
Apostoli fuss, Promoter Mike
Jacobs Is swearing of overweight
non-title fights from now on
Frank Kovacs, fresh out Of the
junior ranks, Is red hot on the
winter tennis circuit as the result
Of Don Budge's coaching.
Tee-hee department: Larry Nc
Phail is slated to take over the
daffy Dodgers business manager
ship on April Fools Day And
did you know that about two out
Of every three big league hockey
players are southpaws? Page
MIR. Comes Autos and wives
will be strictly no-dice In the In.
dianspolis spring training camp
Evening star., 1938-01-10

j.. Ray Schalk, the new pilot, told
all players to leave both home when
they come South Coach Jimmy
kits tells you his Rice football
sensation, Ernie Lain, Is cool as =
mint julep >. While the rest OF the
squad nervously nibbles at break
fast on game day, Ernie slows away
bacon, eggs, toast and tea-and
asks for seconds.
AL Seelbach, Canisius College
court coach, had a mob scene come
tearing at him the other day -.
During practice he called Hey,
Joe, come here . minute"-and
six Joes came a-running Add
LIES little jokes: Jim Smith, Eng
lish soccer fan, hitch-hiked 800
miles from Plymouth to Merseyside
town to root for his home team
=. and the team lost, 10 p g.:
Jim still y walking back.
Evening star., 1938-01-10
Varied Sports
Pro Raskot BAN.

Pro Basket Ban.
Heurich Brewers, a; Kingston, n. Y,
Colonials, IS.
Takoma Firemen, 2S: Ksndriok Brew
ers, II.
Akron Goodyear. -; Columbus Ath-
letic Supply. FL.
Pro Hockey.
Minneapolis. 6: st. Louis, :.
New York Rovers, 4: Bronx Tissrs, 3.
Sand Point Tigers, 2; Stock Exchange
Brokers, /.
Wichita, 8: st. Paul, !.
Pro Soccer.
Philadelphia Germans. z; Baltimore, :.
Brooklyn Brookhattans, 2; st. Mary's
Celtics, !.
Kearny Scots-Americans. :; Paterson
Caledonians. o.
Brooklyn Hispano, =; Kearny irish
Americans. l.
New York Americans. 3: Passon, :.
Evening star., 1938-01-10
BOXING CARD FILLED
FOR SHOW AT RIALT0
Four Bouts Arranged in Support
of Jessurun-Falco Feature
of 10 Rounds.

MATCHMAKER HOWARD L1V-
A'A 1NGSTONE today completed his
boxing card for Fridays show at the
Rialto, and barring plague or more
misfortune Of the type that forced
two recent cancellations, the show
will 60 on. with Andre Jessurun, New
York welterweight, meeting Tony
Falco in a 10-round feature.
Pete Scalzo will stack up against
Al Gillette in an eight-round semi
final, while six-rounders list Joe Green
meeting Brooks Bowen. Rusty Baker
colliding with frankie Marr and Doug
Swetnam facing Vince Carino.
Baker recently was a principal in
q ring rarity, a double knockout. at
Salisbury, Md. Both he and Norris
Polk simultaneously released kayo
wallops and both dropped Tor the
count in the first round. Referee Ed
Brockman ruled the bout 3 draw.
Evening star., 1938-01-10
TAK0MA F|REMEN
WIN COURT DEBUT
Kendrick Pros, Last Minute
Foes, Fold Up in Second
Half to Bow, 25.12.

TAKOMA FIRE DEPARTMENT
professional tossers today were
casting about for more timber to add
to flickering victory streak Of one
game after disposing Of the Kendrick
Brewers last night in their debut.
25-12, before $50 fans at Takoma
gym.
The Dorsey Marketers Of Hagers-
town, originally scheduled foe Of the
Firemen, Cancelled the game at the
last moment, but the hastily-substi-
tuted Brewers impressed Takoma fol-
lowers for the first half before whiting
early in the second. The Firemen
established q 9-S lead at half time
and increased the gap steadily after
intermission while holding kendrick
scoreless for 18 minutes.
The Buscher brothers, Bucky and
Bernie, and Ed Hargaden, former
Georgetown ace, accounted for 21 of
the IS points scored by Takoma. while
the Brewers II points were distributed
among seven players.
In preliminary game, Silver
Spring Merchants walloped Takoma
Fire Department unlimited tossers,
53.1<
Evening star., 1938-01-10
INDOOR MEET SLATED

CHAPEL HILL. N. c., Jan. 10 F.-
The ninth annual Southern Confer
ence indoor games will be held here
Saturday, February 26, 1t is an
nounced.
Announcements OF the meet have
been mailed to ITS high and prep
schools and colleges In the Southern
States.
Competition will be in four divi-
sions - conference, non-conference,
freshman and scholastic.
The 1887 champions were: Confer
ence and freshmen. North Carolina:
non-conference, Virginia; scholastic,
Goldsboro IN. CO. High and Newport
News (Va.) High, who tisA
Evening star., 1938-01-10
Grant Net Power, Riggs Finds
Biltmore Final Loser Admits Bitsy Again Is
Great Davis Cup Team Threat.

Riggs agreed to that himself
after Grant had taken his measure
by a score Of 3-6, 60, 7-9, 8-6,
6-3.
Il think it will be between Bitsy
and me for the singles spot with
Bulge on the team" he said. Il
believe either Of us can take care
OF Parker" Frankie Parker hap
pens to enjoy the No. national
ranking. one notch ahead of Grant.
It has become almost an annual
custom for Grant to topple one of
the Nations stars in this tourna-
ment. Bitsy won it last year by
whipping Donald Bulge. and trim
med Berkeley Bell in 1895.
Grant and Wilmer Hines Of
Hollywood. Calf. meet Gardnar
Mulloy and George Toley of the
University Of Miami today for the
doubles laurels.
Evening star., 1938-01-10

scoring record against Duquesne
doesn't measure up to . feat per-
formed by Chuck Kearney, Creigh-
tons old all-America, writes Claude
Newman, sports ed Of the Holly
wood (Calif) Citizen-News
Claude recalls that Chuck sank
only IS field goals and eight fouls
for mere 7S points in an A. A. u.
game with a Denver outfit back in
1924 Chuck's a deputy district
attorney in Hollywood now
Wow: They're asking $45 tops for
the Max Schmeling- Ben Foord
tune-up in Germany January 80. 81.
And over here you hear squawks ut
half that much for championship
brawl.
Mexican golfers are claiming
some kind of a record for Al Espi-
nosa Mexico City pro just made
his sixth hole-in-one Can the
Evening star., 1938-01-10
SANROMAN|T TOUGH
FOR TRACK RIVALS
Kansas Star in 5000 Win
Shows He Is Ready for
More Records.
~ tne ASSOtlAted PreSS.
Bv ORLO ROBERTSON.

BY ORLO ROBERTSON.
n YEW YORK, Jan. 10.-A warn
nj ing to Glenn Cunningham
u and Don Lash: Watch out for
your world records when
Archie San Romani gets in condition.
The curly-haired cornetist from Kan
sas. . miller with an international
reputation, didn't think he was at
his best Saturday night. Yet he hung
up = new American citizens record
for 5000 meters, and nipped the great
Lash in driving finish In the Knights
Of Columbus meet at the 18th Regi-
ment Armory.
Archie was clicked in the brilliant
time Of 8:27.4 with Lash and Joe Nc
Cluskey, New York A. c. veteran, also
under Joie Rays 15-year old American
citizens record Of 8:3l5. Lash losing
the decision in . hair-line finish, was
timed in S:275. while McCluskey,
running one Of the best races Of his
long career. was caught in 8:30.s.
Maybe was in little better con-
dition than I thought" said San
Romani after the race. II had no
idea We were going that fast. If I
had q little more experience at the
distance I believe I could have beaten
Nurmis world record"
Early Pace Il Shown.
pERIESS PAAVO hung up the
international standard Of 1884
on Madison Square Ga-1en's banked
track in 1925. San Roma II was run
ming for the first time on a track in
which he could not Use spiked shoes.
THE turns bothered me, but boy
you could let out on the long straight
aways," added the Empoqia, (Kans.)
teachers graduate. Il had to hold
myself back In the early running.
You know I never had run the dis
tance, and there was nothing I could
do except follow the pace Of Don
and Joe.