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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-26
JOE LOUIS IS WINNER IN 60
 WITH CARNERA
Detroit Heavyweight Scores Technical Knockout
 Over Primo
FIGHT STOPPED IN
 SIXTH BY REFEREE
Man Mountain Badly Beat en, Saved from Fur
 ther Punishment

NEW YORK, June 26.-Joe Louis, sensational Detroit negro heavy weight, scored a technical knock out ever Primo Camera, the Italian man mountain, in two minutes and thirty two seconds after the open ing of the sixth round in their fight in Yankee Stadium here lsst night, amazing a total Of 10000 fans.
 Camera was badly battered all the way and was bleeding freely from the mouth after the first round
 Camera went de9n fer cas,1ss 0 f9ur twice in the sixth round and then Louis ,flattened him the third time with a cit hookate the ncse. Camera ag2-c ct the count of three but was dassd and helple5 5 and Referee Arthur Donovan stopped the fight and held up Louis aand
 As.n3' DlsT ins Cad
 Louis unquesticlaoly stamp 9 C himself as the biggest drawing card that pugilism has developed sin-e Jack Demrsey's room days.
 Louis slugged Primo into a help less, tottering mass that justisisi the gaudiest predictions Of his packers.
 The defengelcs5 giens was bleed- ing thoroughly on his shell-shcekel end of the one-sided match whieh undoubtedly marks the end of Pfi- mos career as factcs in the heavyweight picture.
 Critics Unan.znous
 Cities s.c unanimous in rank ing Louis as the hardest hitter since Dempsey and compared him to Tunney from a standpoint of boxiny, skill, foctwork and ability to seize openings.
 Camera said, after the fight, that Louis hits harder. much harder than Baer
 Louis established his mastery in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-26
LOUIS HAS PUNCH

NEW YORK, June 26.-The fail ire of Max Baer to put over his yaunted punch in his unsuccessful title defense against Jimmy Brad deck, left fight enthusiasts bit iorotiul if Joe Louis would find the target for his crusher when he 'a.ed Primo Camera last night
 re showing by the newcomer however soon dispelled all fears.
 Hardest Hitter
 There is no d0Sot that Louis is
 har3est hitter in the ring to- 7' lIe is 2 far more dangerous hitter than Max Baer because his E cws need travel but a few inch
 5FsIIT 5ltI -oul5 snap5 his
 n5ses s.1ich 4eam to cxplsde like 5. H.e-csacker.
 L.ui carries finishing punch i. e.tta. hand tor his victims hav- . n flied by the power oi his lef. as well as his right.
 Bu.sneas-like Worker
 A basinl.-s-,ike works in the .,13, louis never wastes a nov ous ems to tc aole s3 aat.sipa; t,e ether fellows move and b,a. him to the punch. His short jolting 1-unter panchcs pave the way to- sae fini her.
 Louis put on a great show at his insng camp where his punching power was turned locse in all it's fury against Ace Clark and Leon- 9. i DiS6n, pair of coloyed giants g.anding over feet ' inches, and Cell Harris, who has worked as a sparring partner for Baer, King, Le- yinsky and other heavyweight stars. Eaer and Levinsky could not put the colored giant on the floor but Louis stretched him on the can vas with one of the neatest hooks ever shown in training.
 His training was shown last night in his fight with Carnera,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-26
PA FAIRCHILD KEEPING BUSY IN AIR TODAY
Flights Are Made to Inter- national Boundary,
 Nearby Sections

Alex Holden, pilot, and Lloyd Jarman, flight mechanic, of the PA Fairchild are scheduled for a very busy day today. At 6 o'clock this morning the Fairchild took eff for the International Boundary on the Taku River with D. O. Sharpstone, mining engineer.
 Immediately after the return from the Taku River, Pilot Holden left Juneau for Kimshan Cove with MT. and Mrs. Eaton of Cleveland, Ohio, on a visit to Mrs. c. Druley, Mrs. Eaton's daughter. On this trip the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-26

Fairchild called at Funter, Port Althorp, Kimshan Cove, Chichagof and Hoonah.
 At pm Holden flew to Hoonah with R. A. Welsh of the Icy Straits Packing Company and R. A. Welsh Jr., and to Chichagof with Paul Lagos and Dan Pozman, who will work for the Chichagoff Mining Company R. D. Baker of the Standard Oil Company was a round trip passenger on this flight.
 At o'clock this evening Holden and Jarman will go to the Inter- national Boundary on the Taklt River to bring D. c. Sharpstone back to Juneau.
 Murray Stewart, flying a PAA Fairchild Il, enroute from Fair banks to Juneau, passed Burwash this morning at 10 o'clock Stewart will be stationed with the Fair- child at Juneau, making two PAA planes of that type available for points in Southeast Alaska.
 Botanists say celestial fig trees start bearing the third year after they are planted.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-26
NEGRO EATERS FORMER ITALIAN CHAMP
GAMES TUESDAY Pacific Coast League

Los Angeles 5; Portland 3. Oakland 3; Hollywood 1. Sacramento 4; Missions 5.
 National League Pittsburgh 2; Boston T. Chicago 2, 10; New York 3, 5. St. Louis 6; Brooklyn 4. Cincinnati l; Philadelphia 10.
 American League Washington T; Detroit 4. New York 4; Cleveland 5.
 Juneau City League Elks- Moose, rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-26

the first round with few short, staggering blows, one opening a gash in Primo's mouth.
 The fight by rounds:
 Round One
 Camera bounded to midring. Lsns hooked a left to the body. Louis sent three rights, to the head and drove Camera to the ropes. He then smashed a right to the jaw and then rights and lefts off Car nera's head. The former champion was dazed and wobbly The crowd screamed. Camera held off Louis with left but another right from Lcuis' init started blood from Car nera's lips. Louis drove Camera to his corner and hammered him with tC1y blows. Camera hurled his tor mentor to the ropes. Louis shct a ha d left to Cameras head at the bell. Louis round.
 Rcune Two
 The negro smashed left and a right to Cameras jaw and another left hook knocked Camera into the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-26
B. P. O. ELKs

Regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-26

 ropes. Carnera flung Louis in 2 ce~ner. Carnerl pscaded Jca's head with long left. The negro rippei
 ae asi. ;. ul.s Sa,le-as s3 iy. Primo backed into the rcpa5. 5oe let loose a left hook to tho head Primo tried a right hand smash and Joe whipped three hooks to Cameras head. Camera was fling ing both hands wildly and and re-
 H cR2 hands to the body a. the bell. Louis round.
 Round Three
 Louis shot Cameras head back with a left. Primo missed a left cck to 6ne head. Joe buried his less mo Cameras side. Louis drove Camera into the ropes and flung beth hands to Primo's head. Primo psaked Joe's head with two lefts and a short right Joe ripped two rights to Cameras heart. Joe fol- lowed this up by whipping Camera s ,ody and was still on top of him at the bell. Louis's round.
 Round Four
 Camera ripped a right into Joe's body and then blocked half dozen swings to the head. Joo's short wings bounced off Primo's elbows. tolis stuck long left into the body and shook the giant with a left hook to the chin. Louis missed right. Primo roughed him. A long right to Cameras chin wobbled Primo but Joe drilled a left and leht to Cameras lips. Primo was jatsing at the gong Round even.
 RaEna Five
 Primo backed around the ring, ssatDing Louiss head. Joe sent a left into Cameras body and the action slowed. The crowd booed. Camera roughed Louis in a clinch. The negro smashed Carnera's head with a left and a right and a left heck rocked Camera. Joe missed a eng riglt and sank a hard left .nt2 Carnsea's body, then right to ske jaw. Primo backed away. Louis's round.
 Round Six
 Louis eircled his foe and they 3Iappcd left hooks. Louis sank a left hook into the stomach Car nera picked Louis up and moved him to the ropes where they slug ged hard Camera drove a hard right to the body and took a terrif- ic right to the chin and was fleor- ed for the count of four. Primo came up reeling, his face scouting blood. Louis sank Primo with an- ether right for another count of four. Primo came up dazed and helpless, then Louis flattened him again, and the referee stepped in and stopped the fight as Primo started up again after the count of three,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-26

SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-26

SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-26
BAER TO MEET
 LOUIS IN N. Y.
 LATER IN YEAR
Fight Promoter Jacobs Makes Announcement
 Joe Has Crushing Blows

NEW YORK, June 26.-Promoter Mike Jacobs announced last nigh hat Joe Louis, winner in the fighl with Primo Camera, is to be natcned for a fifteen round event with Max Baer, former champion, lrcund the world series time, in New York.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-26
Loser Gets Big Purse, Winner Small End

NEW YORK, June 26.-Pri- mo Cameras pure from last night'g fight, $96,000, and the winner of the bout, Joe Louis, has S49,000 tucked away in his jeans CT the bank.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
EVENTS OF INTEREST

April 2-Mrs George Morgan to sing. Women's club concert.
 April 2-Father and Sons Boy Scout Banquet at South Federated church.
 April 2-Monthly meeting of Swedish Tabernacle Baptist church,
 April S-Talk by Miss Elizabeth M. Lum at Second Congregational church.
 April 3-M Brotherhood meeting at Third Congregational church.
 April A-"King Tut's Wedding" at Mt. Olive A. M. b. Zion church
 April A-Rev John M. Moore al First church. evening.
 April 5-DeMolay Chapter Min strel Revue at Washington Park Community House. April 5-Lecture on Sweden at Zion Lutheran church. April 5-Second Congregational Church Players in "PresentinI Polly. April e-Tri-Y Football dance al Central Y ballroom. April S-Women's c. o. P. cat d party at Women's club. April 8-T a l k by Professor Pierre Zampiere at Second con gregational church.
 April 9-Annual luncheon. Wo' mems club.
 April 0-N. E. o. P. Grand lodge Reception. r April 1O-Concert. Connecticut Union Swedish Singers. K. of F hall.
 April f1-Industrial Foremen's association meeting at YMCA.
 April 11-Dean Potter at First church. evening. April 13--St Georges day ban uuet at Central "" by Sons of St George. Hawthorn lodge.
 April 14-St Joseph's Holy Name society, Passion Play.
 April 15-Community concert Paul Althouse. tenor.
 April 2O-Emanon Club Easter Froiic at Central Y. M. c. A.
 April 23-Waterbury Catholic High Alumnae dance at Wave"ly Inn.
 April 27-Collegians cabaret at Central Y ballroom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
Engagements
COTTER-sA

Nr and Mrs James Francis Sam mon of Elmwood avenue announce the engagement and coming mar riage of their daughter. Gertrude Tarlton, to John Emmons Cotter of Andover, Mass, son of MT and Mrs J. Emmons Cotter of Boston. The wedding ceremony will be per- formed on Saturday, April 20 at St Anthony's church in the Bronx, New York. by the brides cousin, Re Joseph M. Doyle, who is the assistant pastor of the church. A reception for relatives and friends at the Hotel Pennsylvania will be held directly following.
 Miss Sammon is graduate of the Waterbury Catholic high school attended the Danbury state normal school and Is a graduate of the Post Business college. MT Cotter is a graduate of Northeastern univer- sity, Boston, and is associated with the Frye Rubber Go of Andover as 8 chemical engineer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
Club Activities

perceded the dance. William Kos ersky was chairman of the ar engagements committee, assisted by D. l.. Weinberg, Louis Franklin, Jack Freedman, Max Birenbaum, Edward Goldberg, and William Schneer.
 An attendance of approximately 500 persons enjoyed the entertain ment and social given last night by Loggia Italia, Sons of Italy at iberty hall. Several acts of vaude- vile an da playdet were present ed.
 Assisting Gabriel Carissimi chairman of the arrangements committee, were Michael Solo, mita, Cesare Piola, Salvatore Gam nutz, Gabrielle Macchella, Angelo Caserio, Nicholas Menzelle and Anthony Guerrero. Patrons and patronesses will be the venerables of the five local lodges of the order; Oreste Castellona, Loggia Italia; Julius Carissimi, United Progressive lodge; Miss Angeline Carissimmi, Elizabeth DiSilvestro lopdge; Mrs. Giovannifa Genua, Regina Eleana lodge, and Michael Giusto, Provincia d'Avellino lodge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01

"You might say that 1t would look natural to play thte ace and one heart, to prevent declarer from ruffing clubs, but then he would not need to ruff any clubs, as they could be discarded on the dia- monds."
 Lochridge, of course, assumed that South must have the ace and king of spades to justify his orig inal bid and jump bid. Lochridge continued:
 'There's only one play that will defeat tn econtract; you must keep control of the trumps and, at the same time, you must lead a trump, so the play is to lead u small trump"
 Now, doesn't it look simple? There's no way that the deciarer can keep from losing a trick to the ace of clubs and the ace of hearts Look the hand over carefully and see if you would have returned a small heart.
 (Copyright 1885. NIrA Service. 1nq.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
Bunker HiH Group
 Meets Wednesday

Dr. Anne Seesholtz will be speaker at the meeting o fthe Wo- mems society of the Bunker Hill Congregational church to be held on Wednesday, at the church. Dr. Seesholtz will discuss 'Interna- tional Relations." Mrs. John A. Grocut will preside at the meet ing. The hostesses include Mrs Clifford Rowland, Mrs William Platt, Mrs Clarence Shader, Mrs Clair Hollister, Mrs Albert Loeffler, Mrs Frank Hess, Mrs John Sher- wood, Mrs Leonard Welton, Mrs James Walker and Mrs Samuel N. Lincoln.
 The Hugo Medical Guards, made up of members of the Medical De- tachment of the local 102 Infantry, c. N. G., held their third annual reunion and dinner at the Armory Saturday evening. Lieutenant Colonel Luther A. Poust, U. s. A., instructor for the medical troops of the 43d Division, c. N. G., com plimented the local unit, stating 1t is rated by regular army men as dIuOnB lA0 OuL6tduuLIb IAcuLGdl units in the United States.
 Dinner was served by the Clar- ence c. Davenport auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans. Mrs. Lucy Moss was in charge. Major Joseph A. Ciminera in charge of the local medical detachment in his address thanked the women for the fine dinner they served and urged the members of the detach- ment to continue in the work that has won laurels for them.
 Mss Evelyn Perella of Washing ton street was hostess Saturday night at surprise kitch.n shower given in honor of Miss Lucy Mar tone, who Is to be married April, 22 to Michatel Comardo. Thost, present included Mrs M. Martone, Mrs Andrew Perella, Mrs John Per- ella, Mrs John DiVito and the Misses Mary DiVito, Catherine Zurlo, Pauline Iosa, Louise Rossi, Jennie Jamele, Josephine Di Piet.'o, Anna Martone, Lucy Martone, An toinette Di Vito and Evelyn Perel- la,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01

chairman of the committee and is assisted by Mrs Orton P. Camp, Mrs Merritt Heminway, 2d, Mrs E. Burnley Powell, and Miss Martha Holconb. The slate will be voted upon at the May meeting.
 Mrs John c. Mackenzie of Mon- treal, Canada, director of Region l, and Miss Olive M. Lyford, chair. man of arts and interests of the American Junior League associa- ton have been secured as speakers for the meeting Tuesday.
 Two members of the local league Mrs Mark L. Sperry and Miss Betty White will act as delegates to the exhibition of finer arts and crafts which will be held at the New Ha- ven Historical society on April &, 9 and 10 under the auspices of the New Haven league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
MUTTON : BENTON

Of local interest is the an- nouncement by MT and Mrs Ar thur Dean Benton of Manchester, N. H., of the engagement of their daughter, Margaret, to Rev. John w.. Mutton, second son of Mrs. Samuel Mutton of Kingsbury street. Miss Benton was gradu- ated from the public schools aud Bryant and Strattons Business college in Manchester. MT. Mutton was graduated from the theologi- cal school at the University of the South in Tennessee, and was or. dained by Rt. Rev. John T. Dallas of New Hampshire. At present he is on the staff at Grace church. Brooklyn, N. Y. tho wedding will take place in the late summer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
Personal -S SOCIAL ACTIVITIES We.
Weddings
Personal

MT and Mrs William IT. White and daughter Betty of Middlebury have returned from their place at Stra berry Hill, s. c.
 Mir. Leo -yalstead of Middlebury Is i'll at her home.
 Mir and Mrs Donald Futile and family of Middlebury who have been spending some time in FlCr ida are expected home this week.
 MT and Mrs Dwight Wheeler of Midd. sbury nave re'''~--r home from St Petersburg, Fla.
 Mir and Mrs Louis Riccuti and daughter Edith of Rye, N. Y. were weekend guests of Mrs Riccutfs mother, Mrs Giacinto Diorio of Washington avenue who had been Ill at her home.
 Miss Ann Rock of North Main street has returned from New York where she has been registered at the New Yorker Hotel while at- tending the Hairdresser's conven- ton.
 Miss Caroline Thompson attend ed the 50th annual luncheon of the New Haven Vassar Club held on Saturday at the New Haven Coun- try Club.
 Dr and Mrs Charles Larkin and sons of Middlebury are arriving this week after spending some time in Inverness, Florida.
 Stephen H. Burrall, student at Williams College is spending the spring recess at his home on Church street.
 MT and Mrs John Kelly of Wa tertown avenue have returned af- ter spending the weekend in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
B. AndP. Club 10
 Elect Officers


 The annual meeting and election of officers of the Waterbury Busi- ness and Professional Women's club will be held tonight in their club rooms on Grand street with a supper at 6:30. Miss Helen Webb will be the hostess for the supper and Miss Florence Greenleaf will preside at the meeting which will follow.
 Miss Mary Hennessey, chairman of the nominating committee will present the new slate fofficers and each chairman will give the re- port of her committee for the year closing.
 On Sunday there will be a tea for new officers at which time Miss Myra Somers will be hostess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
Contract Bridge
HILLSIDE BRIDGE CLUB


 Mrs E. J. Nelson and Mrs George Pierpont were top scorers for North and South in the Friday afternoon tournament of the Hill- side Club at 23 Hillside avenue last week with a match point score of 35 1-2. The runners-up were Miss Grace Daly and Mrs William Fitzgerald, 32; Mrs H. Standiford and Mrs George Bolan, 2S. For East and West, Mrs Joseph Stew ems and Mrs Franklyn O'Donnell, substituting for Mrs Charles O'Connor were high with 37. The runners-up were Mrs Joseph Ho- sey and Mrs James Grady, 33 1-2; Mrs Arthur Carey and Mrs Jo- standing: Mrs Nelson and My seph Hackett, 30. The officias Pierpont, 73; Mrs Fitzgerald and Miss DaIy. 67 1-2; Mrs Stevens and Mrs O'Connor, GA 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
Overlook Club To
 Glue Card Pd1ty

The overlook Cottage Park club will sponsor card party on F'rf- day evening at the Columbia school gymnasium. The affair Ia given annually and has always ats tracted a large attendance.
 Mrs. Rollin Clark is in charge of the arrangements and Is being assisted by Mrs. Victor Hedberg.
 All card games will be played and novelty prizes will be awarded at each table.
 The club has sponsored many activities but the coming card party will open an active season of events for the spring and summer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01

clear, but let's get down to the point of the play first.
 The Play.
 Lochridge was sitting in the West, and against the four-heart contract he opened his singleton eight, of diamonds. Rau won the trick with the ace. but instead of diamond, he led club in response to his partners club bid. South put OR the jack and West won the trick with the queen.
 Ts4 next play was the cricicql one of the hand. Here's Loch- ridge's explanations
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
Jun1es Walsh Guest
 At FarelDeH Party

MT and Mrs George. Largay of Buckingham street entertained at their home on Friday evening ir honor of MT and Mrs James Walsh. MT Walsh has been transferred to New Haven with the Remington Rand firm. He was presented with gift. Card playing was enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was serv- ed. The guests included: MT and Mrs George Largay, Mir and Mrs Mark Gallagher, MT and Mrs Thomas Bane, MT and Mrs James Walsh, MT and Mrs William Faeth. MT and Mrs Frederick Lux. MT and Mrs William Moran, MT and Mrs Joseph Wolfe, Mir and Mrs Tim othy Ferris and 'Dr and Mrs Thomas Tobin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
Solution to Previous C0nfract Problem.

This is the fifth of six unusual hands played by the national open pair champions, Johnny Rau and Charles ,Lochridge, both of New York.
 A great many players can play their cards well. but have a hard time explaining to otbers how to make fine bids and plays. These two young players are the excep- tion. I have heard both lecture on bridge and they are in class by themselves. It would be a real treat for bridge fans to hear these boys on the same lecture platform.
 In scussing todays and, Loch- ridges explanation was short and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
Junior League Slate Of
 Officers WiH Be Selected

The Waterbury Junior league has named a nominating committee which will present a slate of new officers at the April meeting to he held on Tuesday, April 9th, at 3 o'clock at the Mattatuck Historical society. Mrs John A. Coe, Jr, is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
Miss Julia Moran, Is
 Guest At Party

Miss Julia Moran who Is to be married on April 22nd to Joseph Kelley was guest of honor at a party given on Saturday afternoon by her associates at the City Hall. Decorations were carried out in a color scheme of yellow and orchid. Five tables of bridge were in play and a delicious luncheon was serv- ed. The honored guest was present. ed with a purse.
 A general meeting of the Beth Fl Sisterhood will be held at the Beth Fl vestry rooms tomorrow af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The meet ing will be an important one and all members are urged to attend. Refreshments will be served by members of the April committee.
 Plans were completed for the tenth annual dance of the Yolan- da club at their last regular meet ing. The affair will be held at Waverly inn, Thursday evening, April 25. The committee in charge includes Mrs E. Biancardi, Grace Lovetere and Mary Minerro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
Weddings
SHERMAN-FRENCH

MT and Mrs Leon Harris French of Woodside avenue have an- nounced the marriage of their daughter, Olive Mae to Roland Henry Sherman of Winchester, Mass, which took place April IA, 1884, in Brooklyn, N. Y.. Mrs Sherman is graduate of Abbott Andover, Mass. and also attended Connecticut Colelge. MT Sherman was graduated from Philips Academy at Andover and Harvard College. He also studied at the Boston University Law school. =.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
It Shea Auxiliary
 Has [ inner Tonighf

Under the auspices of the Lieu- tenant Shea auxiliary dinner and meeting will be held tonight at 7:3O o'clock at Genlot's tavern. Mrs. Alice Poiquinn of Norwich, state department president will pay her official visit to the auxil- iary. All members are requested to report to Genlot's not later than 7.3O o'clock. A1s