davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1932-03-18
SON OF ERIN RELEASED
IN INTOxlCATION CASE
Ticket Sent by Wife for His Return
Shown in Court by Pat
Murphy.

st. Patrick's day proved q lucky one
indeed for Patrick Murphy, who was
brought into Police Court yesterday
Tor being drunk. He secured personal
bond by telling Judge Given he was
departing Immediately for the 'old
country"
Pat, whose chest was adorned with q
Evening star., 1932-03-18

ing its regular meeting tonight &c tzae
Washington Club. Seventeenth and x !
streets, It was announced today by IN.
Clarence Weaver, president
Music win be donated by Edward
Waysonis Southern Serenaders"
Evening star., 1932-03-18

A passenger train In England recent
" covered los miles in 106 minutes.
Evening star., 1932-03-18
NATIVES DANCE TONIGHT

The Society of Natives OF the District
Of Columbia will hold q dance follow
Evening star., 1932-03-18

whose chest was adorned with q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22

vek, ha varosunk reformatusai
megismerik az er6 titkat. Miben
rejlik az? Az els6 keresztyen egy-
haznak, a jeruzsaleminek mem
volt temploma. A tagok szams
kicsiny volt. egyhazi el6ljar6ja
mem volt, sem enekkara, sem or.
gonaja, sem vagyona, ami meg
lep6, Ujsz0vetsege sem volt. Ne.
gis eros, sikeres munkat teljesitf
egyhaz volt. Miert? A felelet
tagjai kivetel nelkul latogattak
az istentiszteleteket. Szegenyseg,
tavolsag, ruha hasonl6 okok SEN
kit mem tartottak tavol temp.
lomt6l. A hiveknek volt hitJk,
igehirdetesiik ihletet volt, ihletet
lelkek hallgattak. A hivek imad-
sagos lelkuek voltak, nemcsak a
pap imadkozott. A tagok j6saguk,
cselekedeteik altal bizonysagot
tettek keresztyen voltukr6l, uj
hiYeket gyiijt0ttek, a regiek meg
maradtak hiiseggel, Mert ilyenek
voltak az els6 keresztyenek, egy-
hazukon lengett listen aldo le1ke,
egyhazuk minta egyhaz lett.
Ilyenne tehetjiik a mienket is, ha
megvan benniink a j6akarat, .
hit, a szeretet, ~ aldozatkeszseg.
TIT az 6sz, kitiin6 alkalom a kez-
d6sre. - Tegyiik egyhazunkat
er5sse!
Tsmet6s. Ozv. Macy Istvanne,
egyhazunk aldott lelkii tagia,
hosszas betegseg utan Qrokre meg
gy6gyult f0ldi betegssgebSl, eli
yettez megerdemelt, iutalm6t> Multi
hsten csdt0rtSkon halt meg, pen
teken .delutaa 2 6rakqr kis&rtik
.a5iara .>tesst t9bes ion
alma csendes.. mlekes aldott. -.s
= Napsugar Egyegtilst gyiil6ss
Multi vassrnap tsrtotta a. sss ell
50 ,0sszej0yetslet a Napsusar E.
4 tagok najdnem teljes szamban
e.gyiitts vpltak. Sok. komoly erte,,,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22

Az Egyesiilt Allamok polgarai-
max SU96.a a kiilonb0zo poll
tikai partok juniusi konvenciojan
elhatarozta, hogy melylk elnok-
jeloltre fog szavazni a novemberi
yalasztas alkalmaval; a polgar.
sag fennmarado 20%-a tobbnyi-
re kiilf0ldi sziiletesu polgarokb0l
all ezeknek szama dOnt0 jelen-
t0seggel bir a valasztaskor. Ezen
201o -b6l allo valaszto polgarokat
erdekli legjobban Coolidge nyi-
latkozata. Coolidge ma az Egye.
silt Allamok egyediili, el6 volt
elnoke S mint egyediili szakte-
kintely nyilatkozhatik az elnoki
seek bet0ltesere sziikseges kor-
manyzasi teendokr0l.
Coolidge cikkeben ramutat a
vilagszerte dulo, jelenlegi rossz
allapotokra, melyek az Egyesllt
Allamok lakossagat is snlyosan
erintik. Ezen allapotok melyek
az Egyesiilt Allamokban vettek
kezdetiiket, az Egyesiilt Allamok
kormanya mem tudta elharitani
Abban remenyben, hogy az al
lapotok r0videsen javulni fognak
Hoover es az altala 0sszehivott
bizottsag berleszallitasok ter
vet eihalasztotta, de kes6bb foga-
natositotta. -rt
Coolidge cikk6ben kifejti, hogy
Hoover volt az intez6je a Ma
tional Credit Corporationnak,
mely a r. F. G. ut6da Is SO, 800,
100000 t6kevel rendelkezik. Ezep
intezet polgarok segelyezssere
lett alapitva. Ezen intezet veze-
tesehez t0bbek k0z0tt kinevezett
vezet6nek demokrata partbeli
Pomerenet, Ohio allan. volt SEE
.natorat. Ezen intszet megalakulal-
sa azonnali javulast id6zett ED,
tobb hitelt folyositottak a nep.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22

kes gondolatot targyaltak meg.
Lelkesedessel, munkakedvvel in
dulpak tagok az 6szi munkanak.
Elso tenykedesiik most szerdan
volt, amikor az eredeti alapit6
tagok hard time" estelyt rem
deztek, megalakulasuk 6-ik tvfor-
dul6jan. vi tagokul tizen jelent-
keztek. akiknek vegleges felvete-
lie fel6l egy kes6bbi gyiilesen dom
tenek. Els6 nyilvanos 6nekkari
fellepesdk -okt6ber 9-en lesz a
nemzeti gyasziinnep napjan tar
tott istentiszteleten.
| Ifjusagunk nevelsse. Kis banya
| videkr5l k0ltozott- yarosunkba
egy magyar reformatus csalad.
| Azert ,j0ttek, inert. a, sziil6k AIT
akartak, hogy gyermekeik valla-
SOS nevelesben reszesiiljenek.
Olyan helyre jottek, ahol van
magyar templom, gyermekek re.
szere magyar iskOla. A templom-
hoz k0zel vettek lakast. Egy ide-
ig jartak templomba, iskolaba.
Egyszer elmaradtak. Felkereste a
lelkipasztor 0ket. Kerdezte az ell
maradas okat. A felelet mi volt?
Masok Sc jarnak templomba. Az
ide. val6 gyermekek sem jarnak
magyar iskolaba. Miert mennenk
mi? 1me q k0z0ny6sseg betegsege
'ragad6s. -Elrontia q iokat. Raj
tunk all, hogy is peldaval szol-
galjunk. Megertsiik, hoey milyen
cricket kepvisel gyermekeink,. if
jaink elet4ben q vallaserk0lcsine-
veles. Pelda. Mines penxem, hogy
q fianat templomba i6rasssm, pa
.naszkodik egy sziil6. Egy kis lido
nlAya .sok penzShe keriil, hogya
torveny suite ereje ald kivegye
gyermeket. Olos6hb lett volna
templomba kiildenis Egyhazunk
mindenben k6sz sziil6k segitse-
gere lenni gyermekeink nevele-
ssben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22

Antalert a Nelepka-csalad fizet.
A szenteltviztart6 angyalokert
mem fizetett meg senkI A szonye-
gek koltseget a Pipoly- -csalad vi
sell. Ismetelten csak k0szonetet
tudok mondani mindenekert. Is
ten legyen a jutalma76!
vegiil az elismeres szavat kell
hallatnom a fest1kkel szemben is,
inert igen sep mtlnkat vegeztek.
Panasza senkinek mem lehet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22

Hosszabb cikk jelent meg d
Saturday Evening Post, Amerika
cgyik legelterjedtebb hetifoly6-
iratanak hasabjain, mely hasa
bokon Calvin Coolidge volt elnok
a k0vetkez6keppen nyilatkozik
Hoover eln0kr6l, az adminisztra-
ciorM es a republicans partrol.
Az oldalakra terjed6 cikk r0-
viditett, fontosabb fejezetei ko-
vetkez0k:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
Coolidge Hoover eln0krol
Az Egyesu]t Alamok volt enoke nyi~ kozott Herbert
Hoover enokrl Saturday Evening Post folyoiratban

szamara, kulonosen az olyan he
lyekre, ahol a legnagyobb SILK.
seq mutatkozott. Ha ez mem k0-
vetkezett volna be, akkor SIAM
italian bank 6s hitelintezet keny-
telen lett volna kapuit becsukni.
Ezen penzfolyositassal munka-
alkalom n0vekedese is mutatko-
xix az orszag egyes helyein. Ezen
|penziigyi intezet nagy sulyt he
lyez k0lcs0n0k foly6sitasara, hogy
segitse az 0nhibajan Xviii mum
kanelkiilive lett munkas nepet.
A R. f. C., amely jelenleg mar
megkezdte miik0deset aldasos
munkassaga nemcsak az ameri-
kai nepre van segit6 hatassal, ha-
mem az egesz vilagra terjed hata
sos teVekenySege.
Coolidge nagyon erdekesen fej-
tegeti cikkeben, hogy hogyan
mentettiik meg Ausztriat, Nemet-
orszagot es Europa legnagyobb
reszet t0nk szeler6l az altal.
hogy Hoover eletbe leptette a
moratoriumot, S ezaltal rossz
gazdasagi viszonyok kovetkezte-
ben az europai orszagok tartozasi
0sszegeinek fizetese elhalasztatott.
\ moratorium keresztiilviteleben
Hoover jart el0l. Ezen intezkede-
sevel nagy terhet emelt le vilag
vallarol, melyet alland0an a ha-
boru maniaja k0rnyekez, lehe-
tove Walt az eln0knek a morat6-
rum eletbeleptetesevel, hogy a
vilag bekejet fenyeget5 haborut
elharitsa. Ezen intezkedes Hoover
becsiiletere valik.
| Coolidge elismeri, hogy az ital
tilalmi torveny k0vetkezteben a
tarsada1om minden retegeber
Macy pusztitast visz veghez ezer
torvenymodositas karos hatasa
Elfogadja a republicans part
max erre vonatkoz6 el3teriesz-
teset.
Coolidge cikkeben b6vebber
AIT is fejtegeti, hogy ne vadoljuk
Hoovert a mai gazdasagi krizis
matt, mely rossz gazdasagi viszo-
nyok az 3 hatask0ren xviii ta-
madtak. Biraljuk higgadtan. til
relemmel, batorsaggal az eln0k
munkassagat, mellyel igyekszik
mai rossz gazdasagi viszonyo-
kon javitani, inert Hoover az 3
Macy tapasztalata reven, gyakor-
lataval es tehetsegevel minden
eszkozt megragad, hogy vilag
nepen segitsen.
Ezen 6szinte nyilatkozatot We
gye fontolora minden j6zangon-
dolkozas1 szavaz6 polgar.r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
MAGYAR RETo1MkTUS
EaYHAx
LeIk 6sx:
LAKY xsro1folfD.
Tsmpim = psi6kia:
737 MAhouing Ave. Tel. SsuIo.

| A het munkarendje. "A forr6
fnyari napok ellnultayal ujb6l
megkezdjik szokott egyhazl
munkat. A cserkeszek minden
penteken este Eel 8 oral kezdettel
tartjak osszej0veteluket. Vasar.
napi iskolank delel6tti istentisz-
telet el6tt, fel 10 oral kezdettel
varja a n0vendekekets Istentisz-
teletiink fel 11-kor. van. Ifjusa.
gunk vasarnap esti dsszejovetele
Z oral kezdettel. "A kll0mb0zS
csoportok a meghesz6lt idoben
tartjak 0sszej0veteleiket. Mint
eddig, egyhazunks sezstan is alkal-
mat ad minden korbslieknek a
lelki eletben val6 nevelkedesre.
Kotellel senkit sem huzhatunk
ide, ha . szeretet 9vohs6 serejs aem
elegend6 ARA, hogy hittestverek
igenybe vegysk az. esyhaz altal
nYyjtott szoIgalatokat. Akiben
meg van 1hailsna Ssae kapesols-
tot, ,letesiteni egyik kvagy mask
cseporttal, mindsn nehezseg nsl-
kill ] beilleszkedhetik ~ egyhas
munkatervsbe e. mnnkskorebe.
Dacara sulyos idoknek, egyAal
zunk lehet eros sgyhiE, !. hs hi--
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
GY0NGYszEr6

Az ember munk&ja csak alkkor
teremthet nemss gyiim0lcs6t, ha
at mestersege szsretetenek me-
lege erleli.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
EGY szIVARCYkR
BESZttNTETTE tjZEMET

A Mazer-Cressman szivargyar
Columbus, O.-ban september h6
8-an besziintette iizemet. Az iizelp
Ibesziintetessel kapcsolatban 500
munkas kenyertelenne Walt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
4 rAnRILII MACY. MF.
EGYHAZ
Lelkksx:
DARoCzY MATYA9,
Tanpasn: 1111 n. OAIx Az.
Farrell. Pa Talefon sos
Tempe oln I;
Farrell, n.


4 re4nk k0vstkes6 vasarnap-az
Iget tiszteletes Egry Laszl6 pitts
burghi segedlelkesz hirdeti. Ezell
a vasarnapon a lelkesz csaladta-
val egyiitt reszt vesz azon az i'm
nepelyen, amelyet detroiti egy-
haz rendez lelkesze; Mt. 10th Mi
haly tiszteletere. Mt. 10th Mihaiy
egyhazunk lelkeszenek hosszu
eveken keresztiil atyai baratja ea
j6akar6ja volt ma is meleg sze-
retettel erdekl6dik iranta. Icy a
lelkeszt a legmelyebb hala inditja
ARA, hogy ha csak lehetseges az
iinnepelyen jelen legyen.
| Ar elmnh szombat este regen
vart vendegek jelentek meg ma
hunk. az .arvak szemelyeben Mt.
DIR. Nanassy Lajos arvaatya IS
Kalassay Sarika tanit6n6 vezetese
alatt. Szombatoh este nagyszerii
programot adtak. Vasarnap az
Iget DR.. Nanassy hirdette 8 az
arvak enekszamaikkal vettek
azon reszt. : Delutan folyaman
Sharpsvillebe latogattak ell, aho1
szinten tiintet0 szeretettel fogad-
tax 6ket. Az anyagi tamogatas,
tekintye a viszonyokat, most is
kielegito ez dicseretsre valik
egyhazunk tagjainak, akik min
dig odaad6 szeretettel gondolnak
a Reformatus Arvahaz lak6ira. A
lszombat esti vacsorat Csomor Al
berthe, Sztruhar 1stvanne IS 10th
Sandorne asszonyok keszitettek
el. Az egyhazi adomanyokhoz ed
dig Ref. Egyesiilet 81. helyi
osztalya, a Farrell -Sharoni Il. rs.
N6egylet, Sharpsvillei Il. rs. NJ
egylet jarult 5-5 dollarral, mig a
helyi Farrelli E. NJ. Btgs. Egylet
10 dollart adott ertesiilesiink sze-
rint. Ugyancsak erteslltlnk ar
rol is, hogy helyi Rak6cziak sem
maradnak ell adomanyaikkal. Icy
is kell annak lenni, inert Re
formatus Egyesiilet, amely leg
nagyob Osszeggel jarul az arvak
fentartasahoz ugyancsak meg
epit6je az Arvahaznak Amerika
magyar reformatussagaval egy-
gyiitt: sob sem tett kiil0nbseget
arva Is arva k0z0tt. Egyenl6en
inert reformatusnak, katholikus-
max, ugy, amint Krisztus tanitia.
arrell-sharoni l.. rs. N6egy-
letunk mindent elk0vet, hogy ok
tober elsejei sziireti mulatsaga
jol sikeriilj0n. Lesz j6 zene: Med
We jatszik, program, amely min
denkit kellemes hangulatba rim
gat szoll6lopas egyebb atrak-
ciok. Mindenki hivatalos. A be-
lepti dij is viszontokhoz van
szabva. Gyermekeknek, akik szii-
leikkel j0nnek: ingyen bemenetel.
A multi heten lelkesz-csalad
vendege volt Mt. Melegh Gynla,
| aki egyben Reformatusok Lapia
| szamara is elGfizet6ket toborzott.
Sajnos, hogy ez a mostoha viszo-
nyok Matt mem jart kell6 es vart
| eredmennyel
| Al ut6bbi ket het alatt a lei
kesz az evi hivatalos latogatast Is
osszeirast vegezte az egyhazban.
Eddig hatvan egyhaztagot lato-
gatot meg. E latogatas koti ielen-
leg lie minden szabad idejet igy
akik egyhazi dolgokban, vagy
egydbb okok k0vetkezteben Hi
vannak hivatalos ertekezest, j6l
teszik, ha ext az est folyaman in
| tezik ell.
| Szem6iyi hir. A lelkesz k0sz0-
netet kivan mondani mindazdk-
max, akik tiszteletes asszonyt
betegsege alatt meglatogattak
keresztyeni k6telessegbol arad6
szeretettel vegeztek sziikseges
munkat. listen fizesse meg j6sa-
gukat.
Evening star., 1932-12-04

Extraordinary values! Three mag
nificent diamonds set in mount
ings of white gold. Marvellous
gifts at unusually low prices and
easiest terms.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05
UNKNOWN GETS
PR D H D N D R s
By GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

kOnlte0 fIeSS StdII correspondent
CHICAGO, Dec. 5. U.Pg-My per-
sonal nomination for the greatest
football player in the last 10 years
is Earl Dutch Clark of Pueblo,
Colorado, quarterback of the Ports
mouth professionals.
What about NeverS, Grange
Friedman, eagle, Blood?
Well, wrap the outstanding char
acteristics of all these players up
in one package, and you have a
general idea of Dutch Clark.
Clark has been unheralded and
unsung most of his career. He has
played more than 10 years of foot
ball and never been on champion
ship team. That unusual record
however, may be broken this month
as Portsmouth seems destined to
win the professional title.
Many times in high school and
college, he has played for cham
pionships, but always his team lost.
Even in his first year in profess
sional football last year his old
jinx clung to him and Portsmouth
was noSed out of the title by Green
Bay.
Clark is 81, weighs 1873 pounds,
and moves about the gridiron with
the grace of Chester Hale girl.
Brute strength or physical force
is wholly lacking from Clark's foot
ball tactics. He plays in relaxed,
half-hearted way which makes you
wonder what would happen if he
really tried. But study him in ac-
ton and you realize his effortless
way of playing is the secret of his
success.
Got Homesick
Clark played with Colorado COL
lege in the Rock Mountain confer
ence. He was a freshman a couple
of weeks at Northwestern the year
before Dick Hanley became coach
but got homesick.
Behind a Northwestern line such
as Hanley develops, Clark would
surely have been one of the most
publicized football players of the
decade and long since received his
just dues as one of the greatest
players ever TO don the moleskins
What can Clark do? The best
way to answer that is to ask: What
can't he do? Well, for one thing
he couldn't punt very well until he
joined the pros. He began practic-
ing kicking last year. This year in
his first eight games, he punted SO
times for an average of as yards
Now he's the perfect football play
er.
Pop Warmers candidate for the
greatest football player of all time
is Ernie Neyers. How does CLARK
compare against Nevers? He play
ed against him twice last year, and
outclassed him in both games. Pre-
players who have played for anc
against both of them, hand the
crown to Clark.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05
Hoopshooters To
Hold Practice

First prictice for the commercial
basketball league will take place at
o'clock tonight in the high school
gymnasium, according to Donald
Ketchen, coach.
Ketchen reports that much inter
est and enthusiasm have already
been aroused in formation of the
commercial league and that the
teams plan TO play OUTSIDE and
charity games in addition to those
among the league members. Any
one interested in putting team in
the league is asked to send rep
resentatiye TO tonight's meeting.
Four teams have already signed
up: /. v. Hardware, Gilmore Lions,
Imperial alumni and the Maroons,
an independent team.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05
IRISH LEAVE
. FOR CONTEST

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 5. WP)
-Notre Danes football squad left
for Chicago this morning on the
first leg of its journey to Los An
geles, where the Irish meet Sou
thern CALIFORNIA; undefeated team
Saturday.
Thirty-five players are making
the trip. Dick Davis, left end, from
Ponchatoula, La, was substituted
for Sturla Canale of Memphis,
Tenn, yesterday when it was learn
ed Canale has a broken ankle bone
which he had been trying to Keep
secret in order to make the trip.
The squad will spend wednesday
and Thursday in Tucson, Ariz., with
practice sessions each day, and
leave for Los Angeles Friday morn
ing.
Coach Heartily Anderson planned
a light workout Sunday, but called
it off because of a high wind and
snow flurries and ordered the play
ers to their rooms to study.
Joe Kurth, <All-American right
tackle. is slowly recovering from
a slight attack of influenza, and
Robinson, sophomore center who
spentfour days in the university
hospital last week with influenza,
is still too weak to practice.
Notre Danes objective, termed
by Anderson hopeless mission
is to revenge last years 1914 de-
feat at the hands of Southern CAL
ifornia and break the Trojan's win
ming streak of 18 games.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05

game and made. big hit in his ap-
pearance at Hollywood last week
His opponent in the two hour Ii
nit, best two out of three falls
match, is Tony Marconi, Swiss-Ital-
ian, who also appeared on :he same
card at Hollywood last week.
Marconi is speedy and depends
upon this to supplement his Drawn.
The Hindu wrestling star, Ba-
santa Singh, and Ernie Gross will
be in the one hour time limit match
preceding the main event, and an
exhibition of jiu jitsu will start off
the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05

Dana of Nebraska university, the
best known football official on the
Pacific coast, has been elected to
officiate as referee at the Notre
Dame-Southern California game
here Saturday.
Other officials will be Bobby Nor
ris Washington, umpire; Tom
Fitzpatrick (Utah) head linesman;
and Bruce kirkpatrick, (Occiden-
tab, field judge.
CHICAGO, Dec. 5. Ten players
from the midwest have accepted in
vitations to play with the eastern
team in the annual East-West char
ity football game at San Francisco,
Jan. 2, Coach Dick Hanley OF
Northwestern announced today.
One more player remains to be
selected from the midwest.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05
ACID AIDS OIL WELLS

BRECKENRIDGE, Tex. tU.P, =
Hydrochloric acid baths given oil
wells in this area have resulted in
great production increases, opera
tors report. Wells that pumped but
four or five barrels of oil daily in
creased their flow to between zoe
and 300 barrels following the acid
treatment.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05
Here And There
In Sport World
By United Press

WEST POINT, N. Y, Dec. 5. -
Army's 1888 football team will be
captained by Harry j. (Jumbo)
Jablonsky of Clayton, Mo, regu-
lar right guard on this years
eleven. The Army squad made its
choice yesterday, while enroute
from Philadelphia and a victory
over Navy. Jablonsky, an honor stu
dent, is %, stands five feet IL in
ches and weighs 183 pounds. Ano-
ther Missourian, William S. Stone
of st. Louis was elected manager
of the 1888 squad.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. SACK
Sharkey, worlds heavyweight box
ing champion, has been offered
100000 to defend his title against
George Godfrey, Philadelphia Ne
gro, Jess Mcmahon, director OF
boxing at the Philadelphia arena,
said today.
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 5.-Herb
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05
WARNER QUITS
At STANFORD

PALO ALTO, Calf, Dec. 5. UP)
Glenn Scobey (Pop) Warner, vet
eran football mentor, today resign
ed as head coach at Stanford uni
versity.
His resignation, announced in a
telephone call to DR.. Thomas A.
Storey, athletic director, terminat-
ed IL years of activity at the head
of the Cardinal grid squad.
It was not unexpected, as it had
been rumored for week or more,
since Stanford ended one of its
most disastrous seasons.
1t was generally believed that
Warner had accepted position as
head football coach at Temple uni
versity, Philadelphia.
Definite announcement of the
resignation, however, caused tur-
moil on the university campus.
Immediately after eelephoning,
Warner presented the following
statement to DR.. Storey:
Il am leaving Stanford because
have accepted a position which
1 feel is a step forward for me.
am not at liberty to mention the
institution to which 1 am going,
but it is a young and growing uni
yersity with an enrolment already
over three times as large as STAN
ford and is just beginning to be a
factor in athletics.
1T is with regret that I am leav-
ing Stanford, where I have had
the support of the administrative
authorities, the students and the
alumni. Stanford has passed
through a period of depression ath-
letically and the prospects for the
future are much brighter than at
any time since 1 have been here
II wall always feel very kindly
toward Stanford and I wish my
successor the very best of success.
(SignedD Glenn S. Warner"
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Dec. 5. U.P)-
Coach Dick Hanley of Northwest
ern university said today that he
had received no offer of a position
as football coach at Stanford to
succeed Glenn S. Pop" Warner.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5. U.P-
Glenn S. Pop" Warner, who re-
signed today as football coach at
Stanford university, has been Off
cred the position as head coach at
Temple university.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05

A 260-acre orchard of Tuscan
and Phillips cling peaches at
Wheatland, Yuba county, will be
pulled out this winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05
PANESE MAT
STAR COMING

Oki Shikina, Japanese heavy
weight champion, who wrestles in
the main event here Wednesday
night, is considered one of the Gle
verest of the big men in the mat
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05
WARP PRINTS 49c

THE NEW WARP PRINTS in attrac-
tive colors offer remarkable value in
these exclusive patterns at ACC yard.
See them now on the balcony.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05
CRETONNES
19c 29c 39c yd.

-CRETONNES IN ALL THE NEWEST
patterns for all sorts of uses, every yard
a saving at 19c, 29c and 39c yard-a
fine assortment.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05
VELOURS -$1.95
so in. lUide in best shades

THE EVER POPULAR rich velours for
curtains and portieres, here in all the
best shades and in lull 54-inch width at
$1.95 a yard-a special quality.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 5.-Hert
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05
54-N. TAPESTRIES
89c $1.OO $1.5O

with rayon mixtures in the new small
work so popular right now and here in
green, gold, brown, taupe-and priced
lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05
WITH ATTRACTIVE NEW
DRAPERlES
At Prices Much Lo,uer Than Usual
NEW MONTEREY
Draperies = so In. uUide
79c $1.OO 81 yd.

HERE ARE THE NEW bright color
ings and weaves in these smart Monterey
draperies for Spanish rooms. All are SO
inches wide and in big variety.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Dec. 5. W.H)-
Coach Dick Hanley of Northwest
ern university said today that he
had received no offer of position
as football coach at Stanford to
succeed Glenn S. Pop" Warner.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05

THE VERY POPULAR DAMASKS in
new color binations--handsome ray
on mixtures, new designs in the most
popular shades and priced much lower
all are SO inches wide.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-05

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S. W.H-
Glenn S. "Pop" Warner, who re-
signed today as football coach at
Stanford university, has been Off
cred the position as head coach at
Temple university.