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or Sol Smiles Down On
Host Of Tacoma Golfers

melsbach 79-l6--63; second, Jim
Marcinko, 80.l5-65.
First in third division. Jack Bren-
ner. 90 .32-6e; second. Frank Ruffo.
81 -22-69
Other scores:
Steve McGrath, lls-34-74 Ed Bed
ford l03-28-75 Harry Satterlee.
96-26-7o; John Flynn. s5-l4-7l;
Arehur s iohnsCR Bert l' Mecal D1n
ll5-34-81; LYLE Washburn, 1873.
Tor. 84-l3-7l; T. Chaplin. 89-l7-72:
Clyde Black, 1903 -32-7l; Chas. Booth.
PAU oHmsrud S s5l24M3i. E bon 1sen:
berg. 84-l8-66 Chef Corey, e7-2l-
IS; Gene Robinson, 10l-3l-70: Tom
Wallace. 82-l4-68; U. NJ. Grimm.
ss-l3-76; Bill. PROXY, .e6-2o-76.
Winners in the mixed twoball four
some tournament at Brookdale Sum
day afternoon; one-half the combined
handicap prevailed.
First in first division, Mrs V.
w W h b Urn an d Lyle Merrill.
Hughes ss and See ehes e cS1slon Ms
second. Mrs r. Tvinins and F Chap
in. 94-l8-76.
Results of match play tournament
Saturday.
First division: LIST P Chaplin,
IONAs TAoh hsNOii dlNleAOIt
Satterlee. up.
Results OF the Transfers best nine
tournament at Brookdale Sunday,
one-half handicap:
Winners
First in first division Chas Booth.
80 Iia-25i2. second, Tom Wallace.
33-7-27
First in second division. Paul
Gumsrud. 3e-l2-27; second. Ed Bed
ford. 42-l4-28.
First in third division Jack Bren-
ner. 4o-l6-24; second, Clyde Black.
4l-16ia -25i
Other scores:
Steve McGrath. 43-ls-25: Harry
Satterlee. 42-l3-2e; Bert McCullam,
46-20-26 Bill Kister. $3.50, Clar-
ence Taylor. 34-6 i2-27i2; F. Chaplin.
36-6i 2-27i2. F Ruffo, 3S-ll-27;
Gene Robinson, 44-l5i2-28i2.
Darlington of Renton defeated
Brookdale SOL to 4si2 at Brook
dale Sunday. The return match will
be at the Renton course April 10.
InI.
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To Finish Plans
For Salmon Derby

To put the final touches on
plans for this years annual derby,
which will start April /, the Ia
coma Poggie club will meet Tues
day night at s o'clock In the I. o.
o. r. temple, 9th and Fawcett
ave.
First round Of the derby will
he from April ! TO May 81, the
100 heaviest fish giving their
catchers the right 10 fish in
the final on Sunday, Aug. O.
Another 100 will qualify dur
Ing the second round, between
June I and July 81.
The first prize, according to
club officials. will be $500 in cash.
Second. a built boat and
motor, valued at $500; third a
Poggie boat and motor worth
$3.50. fourth 500 motor, and
fifth a S75 motor.
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Finals In Hoop
Tourney Tonight

General Motors and Cam
marano Brothers viii meet
at lincoln gymnasium Mon
day night in the finals of the
1899 Pierce county basketball
tournament. The game starts
AT 9 p. m.
Two other title contests
will be PLAYED. At . O'Clock,
Fiectron CCC and tho Old
Kentucky Colonies will clash
for the Glass b champion
ship. and at . o'clock. the
Auburn Merchants and Gilt
Top will battle for the Class
A crown.
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Boston Favored
To Win Ice Cup
BY UNITED PRESS

The Boston Bruins. who broke
five records in winning the Ma
tional hockey league champion
ship. were heavyw favorites to-
day to win the Stanley cup, en-
blematic of world ice supremacy.
Playoffs begin in three cities to-
morrow night.
The Bruins meet the New York
Rangers in the first game in a
best of seven series at Madison
Square Garden tomorrow night.
while the New York Americans
engage the Maple Leafs in To-
ronto and Detroits Red Wings
play Les Canadiens at Montreal.
The defending champion Chicago
Black Hawks failed to make the
cup playoffs by seven points.
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Y.M.B.C. ToBack
Annual Dog Shou

Announcement was made Mon
day that the second annual all
breed dog show. staged by the Ia
coma Kennel club, will be spon-
sored this year April % and 80. by
the Young Mems Business club.
All proceeds taken will be turned
over 10 the Jessie Dyslln Boys
ranch.
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If
wasn't good Maylon hoped the would And
maybe better
Johnny ALLEN the freba Highlander Of the Cleveland
Indians in years of hurting. has 80 games
against 3s losses for the nuns That gives him percentage
of 1923, greatest al-time record
DEAR MET: "A" that the Coast league
- yet the How he
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deep Bpt he said word about for publicity
and probably will not this reference to that very
noble side Of him
NO HOLLYWOOD marriage is any more unreliable than
amateur boxers, rule
Matches can be made. the bouts announced publicly
but when ring time the boys too often suddenly dis
they have typhoid fever govt cracked elbows pockets
under the eyes and fright in their feet
a all
VIM the other Coliseum WIN definite
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ny UNITED PRESS


BANEORD. Calif.--Oakland had
"A lead OF seven games to four to-
day in the clubs spring training
sooson exhibition series with the
San Francisco Seals. A timely
single by Manager Johnny Vergez
+. yesterday gave the Oaks . AZ
win.
=
Los ANGELES - Fay tscow)
Thomas. who annually burns up
the Coast league with his pitching
but cant seem to click in the
majors. today goes on the mound
for the Los Angeles Angels when
the local team clashes with the
Chicago Cubs at Wrigley field.
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Sig Hall. Seattle S c. ...... i.oe
Paul Gilbresth. Wash. s. c.. soI 2
Olaf Roteesard. Portland -. s01 3
Bob Barto. u. OF W. ........ sOe
Martin Marquard, Yakima :. .o6 !
Bruce Kchr. Wash. S. G. -. .Ob 3
Bert irwin. Princeton. B. s.. .0s
Ragnsr Qvale, u. Of w. -. ! OBS
Hamish Davidson. Vancouver. ! obs
One run OF slalom.
Nomens Downhiil
Daisy Borden, Vancouver -. 45
Virginia Bowden. Wash. S. c.. 4e
Shirley Mcdonald. Wash. S. c. 2.0l
Grace Rowan, Portland $3.50. :o3 8
Laurie French. Portland ....t. 2:Oe
Gertie Wepsaia. Vancouver 2:l04
Doreen Ainsworth. Vancouver. .55 j
Margaret Lewis. Vancouver =. 2:s3
Meta Scott. Vancouver $3.50. .35 3
Olive Hullah. Vancouver -. 2:o1
W0men's slalom
Dorothy Hoyt. Wash. S. c. -. ! 81
Grace Rowan, Portland ...... 1873
Laurie French Portland -. 90
Gertie Wepsala. Vancouver -. ! s3 4
Virginia Bowden. Wash. s c. 81 4
Shirley Mcdonald. Wash. 5. c. 2sll
Daisy Borden, Hollyburn. B. {. 2.164
Margaret Lewis. Vancouver ] % 4
Meta Scott. Vancouver $500. :35.l
Doreen Ainsworth. Vancouver. Dbl
Olive Hullah, Vancouver 80. 5s2ol
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sc1kn, who has come back bril-
iiantly this year after spending
last season in the lobby with an
injured leg. COPIED the downhill
test in 1:25.2--time more than
four seconds faster than Fraser.
Neu. holder Of the national
intercollegiate slalom cham
pienshlp. flashed down the
long slalom course In l:0S.2,
heating out Sig Hall. Seattle
Ski club, and Paul Gilbreafh
of the Washington Sid club.
Ilall's time was los, Gil
breath's l:07.z.
Neu's third place in the downhill
gave him the combined title.
The victories for the University
Of Washington performers. both
considered mild 'upsets,' gave an
entirely new complexion to the
many Northwest tournaments
scheduled during the next month
and a half.
Il may have bern the har-
: binger Of = new era Of cham
pionA. presaging the decline Of
Don Fraser. Don Amick. Paul
!, Gilbreafh and others Of the
old guard.
Dorothy Hoyt, skiing interna-
tionalist Of the Washington SKI
club. had little trouble winning
the slaiom, but lost the downhill
when overtaken by hard luck. She
broke 4 ski harness and was
forced to withdraw. Daisy Boz
den Of Vancouver. B. C., was the
winner.
Virginia Bowden, University OF
washington coed, placed second
in the downhill and fifth In the
slalom to win the combined crown.
Shirley Mcdonald. College Of
Puget Sound miss, was third IN
the downhill and sixth in the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-21
Hoquiiam Captures
State Hoop Title

SEATTLE - Hoquiam today
priced the state high school bas-
ket ball championship. won Satur-
day night when the Grizzlies whip
ped Blaine. IS to %. in climax OF
a four-day tournament.
Longview took third place be-
hind Blaine by defeating Grand
Coulee. as 10 IS. Other teams in
the tournament that placed We're
Lewis and Clark Of Spokane.
fourth: Everett fifth; Grand
Coulee. sixth; Richmond Beach.
seventh. and Bothell, eighth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-21
BASEBALL MEETING

Representatives Of 10 baseball
teams will meet at Dill Howell's
Sporting Goods store Monday
night at s o'clock to go over plans
of operation of the Western WASH
ington league this year.
Those attending will represent
the following clubs: Eatonville, G.
M. c. Trucks. South Tacoma Pines.
Spanaway. Midland, Fife, Pacific
City, Slavic-Americans, Carbonate
and Buckley.
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BILLIARD STAR HEHE

William Mosconi Of Philadelphia,
world champion billiard player,
will appear at 10 p. m. Tuesday at
the Naubert Recreation parlor, PAS
Commerce st. for an exhibition.
He offers TO take on all Corners.
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To many of the olders, I'll adj
NIT can see their point. II is
harder and tougher to them now
than regular baseball was when
they were young and their mus
cles were alive
Still. it's n grand game can
be played on small fields can
accommodate hordes that could
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Dear c. L.: "A" is right. Tony
Frcitas. pitcher for Sacra-
mento. did that little thing. And
he was opposed to Louie Toast,
our own Puget Sound youngster.
Toast whitfield Freitas in the last
half of the fifth, but Catcher Bill
outen dropped the ball, the third
strike. Freitas beat the throw to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-21

10 ringside T..
You often have heard it bally-
hooed about an athlete displaying
devotion TO his mother. Wen. 90
times out OF 100 such talk IS tripe
bunk. hooey and boloney =.
But in the case Of LaDitzi. be-
lieve me when l say his de-
votion is sincere. wholesome and
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EFFINWP dT WITt %
At near ring time, only four
of the original matches were in
fighting trunks. The others we're
just not present and accounted
for
But that didn't stop Bill He
called his Good Man Friday to his
side that's Johnny Babnick,
trainer) and within half an hour
had card made up from other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-21
TeaInn1ate Neu
Takes SlalOm

Paul Sonny Sceva of Tacoma and Carl Neu slender Seattle
respectively at Mount
them
selves University Washington and
Gbresh Bob Hgman and
arn6f Oahorn
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Waste paper weighing a tor Is
cleared from county hall, London
daily.
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Buckley Captures
Conference Title

Jimmy Ennis Buckley Noun
taineers hauled in the 1889 Puget
Sound conference basketball title
by defeating Highline Pirates, Al
SO. in a playoff for the second half
crown.
Buckley and Highline also tied
for the first half championship
and the Noun tame rs came
through with a 27-22 win in the
playoff game,
II was Buckley's first clear
hoop title since 1880 and end
ed three-year reign by
Enumclaw.
Doug Martin, conference in
dividual scoring champion, tailed
% points in the Saturday game
that was played at Auburn.
Tho lineuDs,
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tie with the Cams, who lost 10
Griffin Fuel.
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On the Lam
-. With %.
Elliott Metcalf

TONIGHT at Greenwich coliseum of the real laundering
coorfu and able showmen of the professional wrestling
brigade comes back to his old haunts
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He LaDtz who Tacoma convulsons
favorable otherwise Win artist at his profession
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NUUS. bUUhItN' FItfI NIII
Highlinc. Saltmarsh 90.
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stood at attention and huzZahed.
WDNE>ts >INIOM
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DEAR NET: "A" wagers that pla
season struck out. yet scored the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
Assembly Defies
Governors S Anger

SACRAMENTO, April 13. (UP)-Engulfing admins
tration strategy an assembly bipartisan bloc
today whitfield away relentessy Gov Culbert Osons
S557 100000 biennial budget despite hinyveied threats
o a prolonged or special session.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
Ickes For Senate
Boom Under Way

WASHINGTON, April Il. (UP)-An lckes-for-the sen,
ate developed here and in Illinois today as m
factions the Democratic party sought political adVan-
tage in filling the seat of the late J. Hamilton Lewis
Mord of the Ickes boom circulated from sources so
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
final Session of
Training Course
Set Saturday

Sceutcraft in the out-of-deors
vas outlined at the fifth in a series
of six scout leadership training
courses at the scout hut IN Ell Cen
no Wednesday night. according to
Hugh Wilcox. scout executive.
The sixth and last session of the
course will be at the Heber sand
iunes at 3 o'clock Saturday after
neon, Wilcox said.
Those Who attended Wednesday
nights meeting We're.
Robert Ohiey, Lewis Copeland Of
Calipatria: Frank Johnson, Ken
meth Mitchell of Westmorland: Paul
aowsta. virgil Corfman, Bill Bran
deneurg. Bernard Schiller, Ralph
Anderson. Royal Machin. Duncan
Burk. Lawrence Cook, Jack Gum.
Walter Price. Bill Winger, John
Allen. Peytcn Cook. Merritt john
sen of Ell Centre. Bert Kearney.
Bob Kerney Basil Tharp of Calexi-
CO: Dick Cummings, James Mar
shall, A L. McPhatter. James Mil
ton Otis Williams OF Brawley: Pat
Caradine, Gilmore Tell of Imperial.
Paul Cook, D. c. Birch OF Heber:
Robert Amstead. Fred Goode. John
Frost, Izumi Omori. Alvin Mainus.
Eddie Hale, Martin Munson, Robert
Maxwell Of Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
frotsky Falls Out
With Diego Rivera

MEXICO CITY. April IS. up
Leon Trotsky, exiled Bolshevist
leader, has fallen out with Diego
Rivera, Mexican mural painter, it
was understood today.
Since his arrival here from Nor
way in January OF 1897, Trotsky has
been living as a guest at Rivera's
suburban villa. Yesterday it was
announced that Trotsky and his
wife plan to move and are looking
for new home.
There was no explanation OF the
supposed strained relations between
Tlotsky and the fiery muralist.
Trotsky's secretary. refusing TO
comment on the possibility of a
break, said the Trotskys need a new
home because they expect their
grandson, 13 year old child of the
late Leon Sedoff, to arrive from
Paris within a few weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
Committee Urges
Land Acceptance

SACRAMENTO, April l3. fuP)--
The senate municipal corporations
committee today considered warn
ing the Sl70,00o,000 Central Valley
water project lis doomed to fail
ure" unless the legislature passes
the Garrison revenue bond bill at
this session.
Final hearing on the measure was
set for next Wednesday.
Paul Mccarthy, former mayor CT
Redwood City who helped draft the
bill. said its passage is "yitally
necessary to help pay off the pro-
ject cost. He claimed that unless
central cities are enabled TO or
ganize public power systems there
will be only one bidder for electri-
city from the project and that a
bid as low as "a dollar might have
to be accepted.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13

came from the board of equalization
when board member Fred E. Stew
art declared that although budget
cuts were heavy, the board is will
ing TO pack its part of the lead and
We hope That other state depart
mentS will adopt the same attitude y
The strategy of holding a special
session over the legislators heads
was a possible means for the gov
ernor to force d compromise oil the
budget debacle
Members of the legislature are
paid for only the first 100 days of
the session. and a threat by the
governor to refuse to accept the
budget, forcing overtime or speci-
al session without pay, might result
in salyaging vital points II the
Olsen financial program.
The governor bitterly denounced
the economy program as "striking
at the vely heart Of the financial
structure Of the state He deolar-
ed that IF the present method OF
making reductions IS applied to the
entire budget, it will result in the
loss of positions by more than 1000
people now on civil service, and the
inability OF the different state agen-
cics 10 perform the services now re-
CURED by law"
Although the board of equaliza-
tion was the target Of more than
tWo-thirdS of the budget reductions
made SO far-totalling S1,800,000 for
the boards general fund, the sales
tax division and alcoholic beverage
control division Stewart declared
that members of the board are
heartily III accord with the sincere
effort that is being made to avoid
new taxes.
The drastic reductions voted by
the assembly cut the boards funds
10 the bone and will require the
most rigorous retrenchment 10 avert
impairment of essential services, y
Stewart said. He added, however:
Il believe it would be a harsh
injustice TO our taxpayers at this
time. when so many are struggling
TO save their homes. farms and
businesses and TO get a new foot
hold, TO impose any new taxes for
state government, or TO increase
any of the existing taxes
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13

close To the secretary of interior
that it scarcely can be doubted
that he would be willing to move
to Capitol Hill AdViees from
Springfield, H., however, denied
Gov. Henry D. Horner was con-
sidering Ickes for the vacancy. The
appointment will be good until l940
election.
Sen. Lewis died Sunday. There
was a state funeral for him yester-
day in the senate chamber. APP
pointment of his successor involves
more than ordinary political con-
siderationS because of Illinois pol
itically strategic situation. The par
ty carrying the state in 1910 prob
ably will elect president. The
Republican national committee in
February named New York, Idaho.
Illinois, and Montana as likely
balance of power" states in the
1910 polling.
Assuming that the evidence
properly puts Secretary IckeS among
the candidates, it must be recorded
that political activity within the
circle of President RooSeVelt'S aSSo-
ciates has reached a new high.
Postmaster General James A.
Farley and Vice President John
N. Garner both of whom sit at
the cabinet table twice week,
now have reached the stage of pas
siVe candidacy for the 1910 Demo-
cratic presidential nomination.
Three others in the cabinet cir
Gle variously figure in 1910 presi :
dental speculation Secretary of
State Cordell Hull who seems to
be largely uninterested in being
president, Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace and Secretary Of
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
FDR Asks Funds
To Aid Friendship

WASHINGTON, April 13. (UPl
President Roosevelt today asked
congress to approve legislation au-
thorizing expenditure OF approxi-
mately $l,000000 to promote CO.
operation and closer relations with
Latin America.
The draft of proposed bill
which accompanied his message
would give blanket authorization
for carrying out recommendations
Of the nter-departmental commit
tee on cooperation with the Amer
lean republics.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13

Commerce Harry l. Hopkins.
Hopkins seeIns definitely to be
in the race. No other explanation
quite disposes Of the fact that after
long years of absence he has just
decided TO re-establish a voting
residence in his native Iowa.
Hopkins is close to Mr.. Roose-
Velt, politically and personally, and
the president trusts and advises
with him accordingly.
The same may be said of Ickes
and If Mr.. Roosevelt felt he could
spare him from the cabinet ne
would materially reinforce New
Deal battalions on Capitol Hill.
Their ranks have thinned since
last NoYember's election.
SELL farm produce through
Post Press Want Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
Girl Beaten By
Midnight Prowler

RICHMOND, Calf, Apr. 13 CUP
-Slugged by an assailant who
broke into her room at midnight
Miss Betty McCringle, q, Oakland
stenographer, was found uncon-
scious and in critical condition
from loss of blood on her bed to-
day.
She had been beaten at least
nine times with a AZ inch length
of one-half inch galvanized iron
pipe. Her purse was robbed of $25.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
4.H Club Leaders
To Meet Saturday

Leaders of the Imperial county
All club viii meet Saturday morn
ing at the county court house at
$50. H Lee Landerman, assistant
county agent reported Thursday
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
Woman Sues Man
Who Taught Her
How TO Drive Car
(NEA Rddiophoto)

LOS ANGELES. April -. up
Mrs. Edith S. Fisk elderly widow,
today asked a jury to award her
sIC,l70 damages because, she alleg-
ed. a man sought 10 teach her to
drive an automobile against her
better judgment.
She contended that if G. H. Brit
ten. automobile salesman, had not
been SO insistent she was able TO
drive. she would not have crashed
into a telephone pole and injured
herself.
She blamed Britton and his EN-
ployer. David J. Bricker, Inc. for
ver-perSuasiVeneSs III efforts TO
sell her a car.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
Poultry Meeting
Scheduled FRIDAY

Future Farmer members, All cluf
md valley poultrymen interested
in a move TO stimulate the poultry
industry in Imperial county vii
meet with H. Lee Landerman a
7:30 Friday night IN the Imperia
county eour. house. Il
Home grown feed use, air condi-
tioning and other problems Whicf
confront the poultry industry WORK
ers will be discussed at the NEE
ing. Landernan said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13

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