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Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
CHURCH ANNUAL
VESPER SERVICE
HELD YESTERDAY

Holy wreathes and Christmas
grcenery. and myriads Of tall light
ID candles. made the First Pres
byterian church @ beautiful set
ting for the equally beautiful can
delight resper service conducted
yesterday afternoon under the aus
piees OF the church missionary So
olety.
This annual Kesper service is IL
ways one Of The anticipated eveEts
81 the NuletIde season and veSter-
days ceremony was equally as i'm
preSsiye as those OF previous years.
A missionary theme dominated
The program. The incidental read
ings being given IN splendid FASH
ION by Mrs ". J. Clements. while
the music vas supplied by the
choir. assisted by guest artists and
by Mrs S. p Holiday. who played
the accOmpaniments
Prof Horace Williams was pre-
sented in a lovely violin solo. and
DR.. E. o. Garter IN a tine trumpet
number A haunting Negro spir-
itual was effectively rendered by
Media Neal, accompanied by Octa-
ia Payne. Miss Aurora Castillon
sang a beautiful solo, and incl
dental solos were performed by s.
T. Holiday. and by Miss Dorothy
Holiday and Mrs. Edgar J. Har-
grave. A special number was also
presented by Mrs. Clyde Dyers
Sunday school class.
Many FL CentranS were present
in the church yesterday afternoon
to enjoy this dignified and lovely
program, given in commemoration
of the Christmas season.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
Dance Saturday
Well Attended

Saturdays dance conducted in
the Veterans hall under the aus
pices Of the housing committee
proved to be a well attended and
enjoyable weekend event.
Miss Helen Wilson and Forrest
Ferris won the eighth fox trot con-
test in a series which is to end New
Years eve when the committee will
sponsor a big holiday carnival. A
special dance is also planned FOR
Christmas eve on which night
delightful dance will be given by
the housing committee.
On Wednesday night of this
week, December IA, the Veterans
hall will be the scene of dance
sponsored by the Brawley and Ell
Centre posts of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
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Acclaimed the best actor in 1881,
and tying with Frederic March for
the same high honor in 1882, Wal
lace Beery is recognized as one of
the outstanding stars of the screen
world.
His newest picture Flesh comes
to United Artists theatre tonight,
with Karen Morley and Ricardo
Cortez in the supporting roles.
1t is declared the best picture that
Beery has ever made, and the
statement takes into consideration
Min and Bill" and "The Champ,
the pictures which brought him
the highest honors from the Mo-
ton Picture Academy of Arts and
Sciences.
Flesh" deals with big but dumb
wrestles for the fun of it, and is
loved by all the patrons. His good
nature prompts him to help an AM
erican dance hall girl who is in
trouble and he proceeds to fall III
love with her. Tney are married
after he gets another fellow to do
the proposing for him.
He is induced to come to Am
erica after winning the German
wrestling championship and through
the duplicity of his wife's former
paramour, is induced to enter into
a crooked wrestling match for the
championship.
Terror stricken with remorSe the
wife tries to prevent the fixed
match and is struck by her former
companion in the presence of the
wrestler whose huge strength
crushes the crook to death.
With the electric chair staring
him in the face the big wrestler
goes into the ring and wins and a
trial brings happiness to him at
the end.
Beery's role is an unusually
strong one, but the dramatic strain
is relieved at times by his whim-
sical humor, always to be found
in his pictures.
Dairymen of Kings county re-
ceied SLOT 1927 for their butter
fat in October
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
ENJOY
INFORMAL TEA

japanese lanterns and sprays Of
exquisite wisteria blossoms, trans
formed the Ten Thousond club tea
room into a delightful japanese
Garden when members of the Jun
ior Ten Thousand club met recent
ly for their monthly tea.
Members dropped in informally
during the afternoon for a cup of
tea and a visit with their fellow
members. Mrs. Charles Correll, as
sisted by Miss Viola Dirrim and
Miss Frances Connors, was in
charge Of the delightful event.
The tea and rice cakes were all
japanese, carrying out the theme
supplied by the decorations. Thirty
seven Of the members, almost 100
Fer cent, We're present during the
afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12

Fridays assembly was turned over
10 the senior class to advertise the
senior play. Under the superyi-
sion OF opal Townsend, members
OF the play cast were effectively in
troducod. After all the cast had
been presented. Meredith Nice gave
an amusing Discourse on a Pig, .
and he concluded his address by
showing the assembly two pigs
which we're pompously ushered to
the stage by members Of the senior
class
Although the ). C.'s have been
requested not 20 attend the high
school assembly. the high school
invited the Junior college TO attend
Fridays meeting as the junior col
lepe did not have one.
At the present time the high
school executive board is checking
the new constitution. According %
c. w. Martin. principal, the
new document is quite satisfactory
ON the whole. With the exception
OF a few minor changes, the con-
stitution viii be acceptable.
The girls athletic department
will soon have a new constitution.
Assisted by Mrs. Eyalena Moore,
the constitution committee met
Friday afternoon TO work on the
constitution
According to the new student
body constitution, a forensic mana
ger Will be chosen for the pur-
pose Of arranging all details con-
cerning debates, oratorical contests,
and the constitutional contest that
viii be hello later this year.
John King announced that the
debate season will open next Tues
Gay evening The first of a series
of elimination debates win be held
at that time Two other debates will
be held Thursday evening. The
public is cordially invited 20 attend
these discussions which are on mod
ern problems. Questions dealing
with the United States and the
world court, and with Soviet Rus
sia are amone those to be dis
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
;:: ss OF Interest to Women s::::: s=::
Churches
Schools
SOCIAL CALENDAR
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Sir Harry Lauder concert, g,
Fox Imperial theatre
BOyce Aten unit, s, Veterans
hall
Junior Arts and Crafts, 1880
10000 club
+. ond 4. NJ. No. 3S4, 1870,
Masonic Temple
Troop 6, B. ). A., 7:30, Chris
tian church
Citizenship class, Z, high school
Evengelistic rally, 1880, Chris
tian church
TOMORROW
White Shrine social club, 1880,
Brawley
Lions club. Barbara Worth
Evangelisiic rally, 10, Christian
church
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
ACTIVITIES AT CENTRAL UNION

cussed. The question for the league
debate is, Resolved: that sys-
tenn Of unemployment insurance
should be established"
Although Coach Armstrong's class
"a boys have nol yet begun prac-
tice games. the coach mas noticed
improvement. According to the
coach, Berry, Couch, kirkpatrick
and Cooper are looking well in
guard positions Philbrick, Fura-
kawa. Sato and OGuin look prom.
ising at forward positions, and
Jones and Hickman are vying for
center
Girl Reserves held an open dis
cussion on Homes" the subject OF
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
GIRL RESERVE
COUNCIL MEETS

Members Of The hlRh school oIrl
Reserves coun,y Couness me, In =
Centre Saturday, December 10. with
Miss Hazel Ben Withrow. Y. ". {.
A. secretary. Miss Margaret Loud
Of Fl Centre is president.
Plans for the annual Christmas
candlelighting service TO be con-
Quoted by each Girl Reserve club
in the valley were discussed, as vel
as plans for inter-club tennis
matches.
Representatives from each club
reported on the work being done
in their respective districts.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12

discussion for the month cf D.
cember in the club The girls alsa
discussed the Christmas party
which they will give December =
Children who would miss e real
Christmas will be invited 70 tar
party. A Santa Claus. gifts. aud
refreshments will be provided iof
the little guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
Entire Nos Club
Christmas Dance

"Cherrio-Christmas Again, is
the gay slogan for the Entire Nos
club dance to held tomorrow night
at $3.50 o'clock in the Ten Thou
sand club, December 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton B. Christian
are chairmen for the committee in
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
Auxiliary Juniors
Haze Initiation

Initiation service for 10 junior
members Of Boyce Aren units OF
the American Legion Auxiliary took
place Saturday afternoon in the
Veterans Memorial hall at the reg
ular meeting of the juniors.
Parents Of the initiates and SEN
ior members Of the unit were spe-
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
Miss Florence Glenn, home
demonstration agent, IS coop
Grating with The Press by Of
foring timely recipes.
Chart for Pastry Baking by
lem rlar.l fIrr.a

Chart for Pastry Baking by
Temperature
Two-crust pies. uncooked filling,
$50 F. for Is MIN. and 400 +.
cor less) for 25 min.
Two-crust pies. cooked filling, $50
r. for 80 min. (Mince)
F. and 80 min. and
Fruit "deeps7 uncooked filling, $50
F. and 80 min. and 400 for 10
min.
Cross-cut pies, cooked filling. $50
F. for 20 min.
open pies. uncooked custard filling,
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
Club To
Meet IN Brd1Oley

Members of the White Shrine
social club are notified OF the meet
ing to be held on Tuesday, Decem-
ber 10, at 1890 o'clock, with Mrs
T. A. Kennedy, one mile east of
BraWley.
Tomorrow Will be the Shrine
clubs annual Christmas party
and each member is asked to
bring a present for the tree. A
pot luck luncheon will be served
at 1890 o'clock and the after
noon will be spent in bridge.
charge and are assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Brockman and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Goree. il.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
TEMPTING RECIPES GIVEN PRESS
BY HOME DEMONSTRATIONA AGENT

$50 F. for Is min. and 325 for
50 min.
open pies. uncooked Souffle filling,
$50 F. for IS min. and 375 F.
for 90 min.
Pastry shell. $50 for y min.
Cheese straws. 500 F. for 10 min.
Piain paste turnovers, 450s F. for
Is min.
Meringue. 300 F. for Is min.
Puff paste, patties, tnnoyers or
tarts, 500 F. for - 10 IS min
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12
Party
H0nOrS Visitor

In Compliment - ~. com. ana
mrs. Frank Fake who spent the
weekend in El Centre as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mont j. Reid,
Mrs. Kendall 3. Perkins was host
ess Saturday night at an informal
gathering held at her home on
WenSley avenue.
Mrs. Fake was formerly Miss
Mildred Brewer Of Ell Centro and
the guests at Mrs. Perkins party
included a group of Mrs. Fakes
friends in this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12

cial guests and number were
present TO enjoy the program pre-
sented.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-12

Dairymen of Kings county re-
ceied $l07,687.27 for their butter
fat in October.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

Cervino.

VVI IIIU.
ciunario del consulate, sustitui-
ra al canciller Abelardo Rouri-
gueZ.
Rodriguez Y Sanchez re or
naran a Cuba,
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
PERMITE Ell SOVIET UNA
C~ONFERENCIA DE LA
IGLESIA DE ARMENIA

Moscu, Nov. 28.-De Erivan,
capital de la RepGblica Soviet
de Armenia, avisan que el con-
greso de la iglesia de Armenia
ha terminado con la election de
I'm patriarch y un supreme con-
sejo eclesiastico.
Sc efectuo ell congreso en- Ech
miadzin, antique asiento de la
iglesia, y concurrieron II dele
gados, incluyendo sacerdotes
franceses, ingleses y america
nos.
Horen Muradbekian, ex-arzo-
bispo de Erivan, fue electo pa :
triarca.
A la termination de sus sesio-
mes ell ccngreso dirigi6 un men
sale al Soviet de Armenia, elo-
giando la t0lerancia religiosa y
expresando profunda satisfac =
ci6n por la inconmovible norma
del Soviet hacia la paz y Ell sus
relaciones con otros PASSES.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

departamento de SANDAL, por
no exis,ir q tenor de una cpl
.emja.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

'racion que Sc lie hiciera, ampu-
tandosele ell brazo derecho por
ell codo.
Ell sepelio del pobrecito Daniel
Sc verified en- la tarde de aver,
recibiendo sepultura q cadaver
en- Ell cementerio Myrtle Hill.
Uno de los ninos Sc encontr6
la escopeta en- su domicilio y los
dos, sin saber que estaba carga-
da, forcejearon, disparandose ell
anna.
Daniel recibi6 heridas en- las
caderas Y una arteria lie fue sec
cionada, desangrandose antes de
que los medicos pudieran pres
tarle la debida asistencia.
Los padres de las desventura-
das criaturas Sc nombran espo-
SOS A. Garcia, Y viven en- la ave
nida Hillsborough, cerca de Ar
menia.
Cuando ocurri6 ell suceso los
dos ninos Sc hallaban al cuidado
de una mujer de la raza negra.
Clarion, hermano de los anterio
res, de 8 amos, momentos antes
de dispararse la escopeta, habia
salido de Ia habitaci6n, regresan
do tan prcto escuch6 ell ruido.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

en- la conferencia del Sudoeste,
venciendo a los metodistas del
Sur, Y Louisiana State derrota-
ba a Tulane, que tenia en- Ia lis
ia de enfermos a varios de suS
me- ores jugadores.
La victoria aplastante del No
tire Dame contra ell ejercito no
era esperada, por cuanto los ca
detes habian anotado sc puntos
contra Yale y Hazard y habian
sido derotados por I'm pequeno
margen Ell su batalla con ell
Pittsburgh.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

Tn incendio destruy6 Ia Sc
mana pasada dos casas de la
Gale Thomas, que no estaban a
segurad3S,
FL prapietario, un ciudadano
de Ia raza negra, Alberto Curry,
lice que sali6 de una de las ca
sas a visitar a su hermana y
que a los 20 minutes vic la Gale
iluminada, regresando a toda
prisa para descubrir que al
guien habia esparcido gasolina
Y quemado su propiedad.
Juan v. DclqddO.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
ADMITE Ell JEFF DE SAM
DAD QUE HAY UNA EPI-
DEMIA DE INFLUENZA
EN- Ell SUR

Ell DR.. J. r. McEachern, jefe
lie sandal de Tampa, declare a
yer que la epidemic annual de
Influenza eSta barriendo Ell Sur
N2b'orfc va hecho cerrar algu-
mas escuelas, pero que probable
mente no llerara a la Florida.
A iu;"iC del DR.. McEachsrn
ell Sur de Florida es un lugar
tai contra esa enf"rmedad y
wucEas rorsCNas vendran ha-
a aqui para escapar de sus e
fectos.
AlGunos casos de caracte'
hcnipno exiSten en- Tampa, pero
de ellos no Sc ha dado cuenta al
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

EXCESS acid Is the common earr-e Al
indigestion. II results in pain and sour
ness about two hours after eating. The
quick corrective Is an alkali which will
neutralize acid. Tho best corrective
is Phillips Milk Of MagnesiA- II has
remained standard with physicians In
the so yeau SINCE its invention
Ono spoonful Of Phillips Milk Of Mag
nesia neutraliDes instantly many times
It's volume In acid. II Is harmless and
tasteiess and its action Is quick. You will
never rely on crude methods once you
learn how quickly this method acts
Please let IL show you-now. "a
BE SURF to get the genuine Milk d
Magnesia" has been the u. S. Registered
Trade Mark Of The Charles IL. Phillips
Chemical Company and its predcocasas
Casks IL PhluipS siOns lk1A
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
EORNAClON
DIT, PUERTO

Arribaron aver los vapores
de bandera americana, Cuba J
Topa Topa, ell primero proceder
tie de la Habana y Key West, cor
pasajeros, correspondence y
carga, y el segundo de Mobile, a
tomar carga general para Lon
dres.
Sc hicieron a la mar, ell Cuba,
que Sc dirige a los puertos de 81
itinerario, y 81 Velma Lykes, que
Sali6 con rumbo a Panama, car.
gado de cemento.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28


Cuatro establecimientos fue-
ron cerrados esta Semana, pot
violaci6n de la ley SEGA, y son el
restaurant Richardson, en- la ca
lie Duval; un cafe en- la esquina
de Front Y Duval, conocido como
Sloppy Joe; uno en- la ealle Pc
tronia, prop!edad de Oscar Soda
nj, V otro en- la Gale Greene, pro
piedad de Isaac Mesa.
Cada uno de los individu> a
cusados debera prestar fianza de
$4,000.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
LEGO UN
DE CITAPAS PARA LOS
AUTOMOBILES

En- la a5encia de AUTOMOBILES
de Tampa Sc recibi6 aver un car
gamento de chapas o licencias
que los automobiles deberan
usar en- 1888.
Los camiones de la Coca-Cola
saran los primeroS en- usar la IL
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
FL TIL MO

Claro Y vientos frescos del
Nordeste. FL frio ira armenian,
do lentamente. MaXima tempe,
ratura aver, 81 grades; mini
ma, Al.
Marea alta, a la 1:25 a. m. y
$40 p. m. Marea baja, a las
S:2S a. m. y 1884 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

Ell viernes Sc verified Ell entie-
rro de William F. Malone, de 63
amos, que desempenaba ell pues-
to de recaudador de contribIcio-
mes del condado de Monroe, Fa-
lleci6 Malone en- la residential de
su yerno y su hija, esposos Lee
Pierce, en- la Gale South.
lie sobreviven su viuda, dos
hijas y un hijo, SUI madre, dos
hermanos, dos hermanas y seis
nietos.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
FCOS WI CAYO

Cambios Sc hicier0n en- la Off
Gina del consulado cubano don
de ell ST.. Eduardo Sanchez ha
Isido reemplazado por Armando
Lopez, que lego de la Habana
en- compania del consul Rafael
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
HA MEJORADO LA NINA
GARCIA

La nina Jvwe. G4I2ia, dc sais
amos, cue ell sabado fuela herl-
d. de graveGad al diapararse uha
es,OYeta .ecortada que matara a
su harmanitc Daniel, de siste, Sc
encontraba much0 mejor en- la
manana de 10y, luego de Ia 0pe-
La gaceta., 1932-11-28
cencia del a1o pr6ximo.

cencia del ano pr6ximo.
Espera la agecia vender mas
de 10000 chapas para autom6.
viles de POGO peso, 4,500 para
automobiles de mayor tamano.
5000 para camiones ligeros
500 para camiones de gran peso
800 para motocicletas y 700 pa.
ra otros vehiculos.
La gaceta., 1932-11-28

Tn iurado investigator emf :
ti6 informe la semana pasada a
2usando a William NAPLES de ha
Der dado muerte a Harry Ander
son.
FL veredicto dice que Harry
Anderson fue asesinado por VA
liam NAPLES, ell II de nov en-.
bre de 1892, con un cuchl!io Y
sin que tuviera oportunidad &c
defenders. Firmaron ell lnfor-
me Clemente Jaicocks, presi-
dente del jurado, y los Src'
William A. Kemp, Charles {
Curtis, f. G.. Gomez, John NJ
Lopez y Fabio O%livieri.
FL yacht Alva, propiedad &c
w. K. Vanderbilt, pas6 por aqul
Ia semana pasada, continuance
viaje.
Otro lujoso yacht, ell de w. /
Mellon, arrib6 ell viernes, a es-
perar 6rdenes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-19
To-day's Sport
Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

New York, March 19--(UP)-
One has but to cock none too
sensitively attuned ear outward
these days to hear low moaning
sound from the direction of the
tall sassafras. For the benefit Of
those who speak old-fashioned
English, that Is, those who persist
In saying get out Of here" when
they mean "scram", tall sassafras
Is Just city slicker's designation
for those sections Of the nation not
bounded on all four sides by large
city.
This moaning sound Is being CIV
en- out by the major league base
ball owners, and Is especially pro-
nounced around eventide when the
club treasurers gather to count the
intake Of the exhibition games.
Heretofore the owners did jig
when the spells were announced,
but this year the residents of the
tall sassa fras--or sassafrassers. for
short--are staying away from these
exhibition games with reckless
abandon. 1t seems the sasshfrassers
read the three-sheete telling OF
the mighty conflict scheduled for
that afternoon, and then-go off
and take q nap, wash the car, feed
the pigeons. and shoot craps on the
village green.
Many blame this lack of interest
on the part OF the sassafrassers to
the depression. This Is q safe thing
to do. being as the depression has
been blamed for everything from
the fall of the Holy Roman empire
to the wreck OF the old 81 and the
shooting Of Dan MacGrew. Maybe
so. but ! don't think the depression
has anything to do with 1t. l think
the boys and girls In the tall celery
have finally become smart, got hep
to themselves, SO to speak.
For many years the sassa frassers
have been plunking out one and
two bucks to get In the park where
the major leaguers put on their
practice games. They walked in all
hoped up over the prospect OF
seeing the men they had been read
ing about for years-the Ruths
the Gehrigs, the Simmonses, and
the Frischs-play baseball. And
what did the owners serve them :?
A regular game between regulars?
Don't make me laugh. They served
'em a burlesque OF a game between
teams composed OF seven parts
rookise and one part regulars.
Where Ruth was supposed to
stand. stood a guy named Byrd. In
stead of Frisch, bird named Nc
L4aughlin. perhaps. was a second.
And so on down the line. Now the
Byrds and the McLaughlins may
be lovely boys-boys who send 20
home each week and help old ladies
cross the street-but they aren't
worth paying two bucks to watch
when you got your heart set on
Ruth and Frisch. And even If Ruth
and Frisch and the other stars did
get in the game, they usually
rammed-pardon. l mean got out
of thereafter batting once or
twice.
The refusal of the sassafrissers
to pay for such doings is a healthy
sign. The nation is waking UP. Peo-
pie are thinking for themselves.
Who knows but, that in a year or
two Wen have a full dinner pail.
All of us, that Is, except the base
ball owners. And like as not, they
don't deserve one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-19
POWER PINMEN
BANQUET TONITE
AT EAGLES HALL

One hundred bowlers and their
friends will get together tonight
at Eagles hall to celebrate the
wind-up of one of the most sensa-
tional bowling races ever staged in
the annals of the Power company.
The championship in this he
mans 20-team league, which has
been running since last October,
was not decided until the final
games were rolled last Wednesday
night when Bus Wallace's team,
consisting of Gordon Delzell, John
Robinson, Harry Brennan, Mike
Smith and Bus himself, copied
three points, leading Hugo Langc's
outfit to the wire by a two-point
margin. Lange's team won the
second place prize while Joe Cali
peau's outfit finished q good third.
In addition to the prizes to be
awarded for first, second and third
teams, prizes will also be award
ed to 81 D'Vileskis for the high
individual average. ia; high indi-
vidual three strings, Johnny De-
Vito. 395; and high individual
single prize to be shared by Bob
Nelson and Nick Calabrese with
148.
The arrangement committee has
engaged Croce and Colucci to
serve the dinner which vii go on
at o'clock sharp, to be followed
by entertainment, etc.
With Tom Flanagan acting as
toastmaster and the organization
committee having arranged an ex-
cellent program big night should
be In store for all Power-ites.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-19
WALLACE KAY0ED
BY FULLER IN
SEVENTH ROUND

New York, March 19-(UP)--
Sammy Fuller, smashing Boston
lightweight, bounced off the floor
last night to smack grooming Billy
Wallace of Cleveland right back
to his microphones, and knocked
out the erstwhile broadcaster in
the seventh round Of their sched-
uled hereunder at Madison Square
Garden. -..
Fuller's victory assures him q
match with Jackie kid" Berg Of
England on April J., after which
ne may meet Tony Canzoneri for
the lightweight title.
wallace, veteran Of ~ fighting
years. gave the Boston strong boy
stiff opposition, startling the crowd
In the fifth round by flooring Full
Ter with @ hard right jolt to the
jaw. Fuller bounced up, without
waiting for O count. and tore into
the Clevelander savagely.
In the sixth Fuller launched O
smashing attack at body and head
He continued has barage In the
seventh, and In an exchange
fioored Wallace with q left hook
to the stomach and q right hook
to the jaw. It required several
minutes to revive the crooner In
his corner. I.
Fuller weighed 1873 ia; Wallace.
1875.
Franta Nckolny. 14s 1-2. Gee
choslovakia, fought q 10.round
ORA with Morrie Sherman, 14s
IA. OF Detroit. Tony Falco, 1874
Ia, Philadelphia. scored a tech.
meal knockout over Harry Devine,
1873 IA, Worcester, Mass, In three
rounds. AL Rossi, 1873 IA, New
ark, N. j.. scored a technical
knockout over Harold Henderson,
$50, Frankford. III, In six rounds.