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Evening star., 1936-03-06
Broadway yNotables Delight
In Running Gotham Lifts
Helen Hayes Among Those Who Does Her
Bit and Gladys Swarthout, and--But
Vallee Is Under Restrictions.
BYE. de 1. NiELCfiEk.

Ew YORK e-Today there's help for over here by the
a either
the elevator another
Way out of getting fourteenth floor apartment
elevator As said yese
beatrice Lille has daughter And
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-07

-Ie. Are swept Home fo Aged q T.;
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Cleveland lzngng ieat 7ged ner and injuries TO- "a.
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ctnna 4ggenco in the FREE Photo aneve o>gs iunt
q e one h occuped by aged psFscnS Il IF Nho'n
s.ateae er@ ~ tto COUNT l2ii' 3 }a'tf;ic ~
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peroreI Yes. that's the next ques
ton"
II haven't" she said. I'm VIVA
you call career girl. l have a job.
Somebody told me you were {
school marm."
isn't that like someone? Well.
was. Donald. but I'm a secretary
now"
Good heavens. a secretaryI
thought you were going to tell me
something exciting"
but it is! I'm secretary to Julian
Sloane"
The playwright"
Yes" Joan couldn't help saying 1t
with great pride and the slightest
| maternal note crept into the little
| word
Then l suppose you're flying high.
hobnobbing with all the big shots"
ION the contrary tonight l was
thinking how lonesome New York is
when you don't know anyone here.
l was wondering how all the girls
like myself who come to New York
get to know people. what they do
with their spare time and if should
ever collect a group Of friends"
You don't need to ever worry
about that. Joan. You'll g collected
soon enough. In fact I'm going to
start collecting you right away
Remember Bob Goodsell?"
Joan tried to remember. Dorothy's
beauX had always seemed terribly old
to her when she was 16 and she
vaguely remembered a few faces but
their names escaped her.
HE was my roommate at Har-
ward. Married Betty Robinson"
Betty Robnsonl Betty. who went
to the Grafton SCHOOL,"
That's the one. They're married
and live down here in the village.
Have an attractive apartment, two
good jobs and a youngster. told
them I'd stop by their place tonight
and I'm going to take you along"
Donald. how simply swelll I'll
love seeing Betty again and :"
Joan didn't finish saying that she
wouldn't have to go back to Julian's
house and meet him when Sheila was
there.
Joan and Betty did what any two
eX-schoolmates do when they meet
for the first time in years. They
fell on each others necks. Betty
dragged Joan from room to room
of her apartment, woke up her
small son to show him off and then
they sat down to play a girls ia
vorite game Of do-you- remember.
you can't monopolize my new
girl" Donald informed Betty. BE
sides. you have other guests"
1t was just +he kind Of a night
Joan had been thinking about when
she sat alone on the park bench a
few hours before There was another
young married couple. a girl who
worked in an advertising agency and
a boy who frankly admitted that he
had crush" on Betty.
Joan was a little startled to dis
cover that Betty encouraged him and
that Bob didn't seem to notice any,
thing. When Betty at in a big
chair. Finley sat on the arm Of the |
chair. When Betty went into the
kitchen to make coffee. it was Finley
who went out TO help her
I'm going to see lots more of you.
Joan. viii Won have dinner With me !
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Thursday EVENING"" Donald asked
her.
I'D love to-"
Wear your glad rags. Where will
call for you?"
AT Mr.. Sloane's house," Joan
gave him the address.
Donald looked at her strangely.
"Do you live there?"
"Oh. yes. We've just come into
town. We've been out in Connecticut
all summer"
| Il see." That was all he said. 1t
was the way he said it that made
Joan feel there was something wrong
| about it.
Wen have cocktails at my house
and dine out"
Something told Joan that she
wouldn't have cocktails at Donald's
house hut she reserved saying so.
1t was nearly two when the party
broke up.
why don't you spend the night
here. Joan? There's lots of room
and we have to get up early so you'n
be able to get back to your Job on
time"
1t seemed like a sensible Idea.
Joan didn't want to go back TO
Julian's at that late hour because she
had no latch key and it would mean
waking up one of the servants.
Betty and Joan shared room and
their whispers went on far into the
night Betty told Joan about her
job and Joan told Betty about Julian.
"How did you like my beau. Fin
ley?' Betty asked casually
Joan laughed. Your beau?
like him but he isn't really your beau,
is hep"
"Of course he Is. Don't tell me
you're so old-fashioned you're
shocked Wait until you've been in
New York a little while We're very
different here. Joan. We lead our
own lives. l don't mean that there
is anything serious between Finley
and me but he likes me and I like
him and we have a good time to-
gether."
Joan was shocked. What about
Bob?"
"Oh. Bob knows all about it. He
has his nights out He'll probably
call you up one Of these nights"
You can tell him for me not to.
Betty"
Darling. you'Tl get over that. Bob
and I like each other fine. l guess
we love each other. But getting mar
ried doesn't change one as completely
as all that Marriage today means
compatible companionship. think
it's all a step in the right direction"
Joan was wide awake Betty, if
you feel that way about marriage.
you must have a great many
we'll. radical Ideas about a lot Of
things"
Il believe in leading an honest,
life. If that's what you
mean. and when you've been in New
York a little while. you'll open your
eyes and discover that what was
right and wrong in Blakeville. is en-
tirely different here"
Joan didn't say any more but be-
fore she. closed her eyes she had an
idea that what was ahead Of her
wasn't going to be easy but it could
never change her She went to sleep
thinking of Donald.
RIO BE CONTINUED
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READ THIS FIRST:

Joan Spencer, a smdH tOlcn SchOO
teacher. recently disappointed in lore
IS engaged as secretary to Julian
Sloane. noted tCriter After de-
HOhtfnl summer at SIOdnc'S luxurious
home. she is alcaitin0 his return
from Europe at his tOlrn house. The
only disturbing factor in her netC
1c0rId is ShcAG True. actress and
close friend OF Julidn'S ,cho is jealous
OF his nelC secretary. SheHd also Is
anticipating Jufidn'S GrriUGl and has
her 0Wn reception planned for him
much to Jodn'S disappointment.
Dining alone in GreeniCich Village,
Joan meets Donald Nc1cbcrry lchOm
she hasn't seen in gears.
NOW GO ON WITH TIE STORY
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-06-17
CHAPTER 81

JOAN'S DELIGHT at recognizing
Donald Newbcrry was entirely out OF
proportion to the occasion but there
were mitigating circumstances. Shed
been In the depths of loneliness in the
biggest. strangest city in the world.
which means depths. And here was
someone she knew. Furthermore
this someone was an attractive
young man. An added feature Of the
attractiveness of the occasion was
the fact that Donald Newberry didn't
know Win. didn't know that Joan
had actually been Tilted. And he
didn't know Julian and therefore she
wouldn't find herself back talking in
that circle.
Tell me every single, little thing
about yourself. l haven't seen you
since was a kid UP in Boston" Joan
begged him.
mo. tell me about you. And eX
plain. If you can, how come Dorothy
brought you up to be a hayward
girl 2"
Joan laughed and looked panied.
'Surely my behavior was anything
but maynard I've got a stiff neck
from looking in the direction where
you weren't"
THE park bench!" he reminded
her sternly.
THAT was your fault. not mine.
was enjoying a little meditation and
you came and sat down beside me.
And by the way, speaking of mis-
behaviorism. do you go about picking
up girls In parks? And why?"
always" he said blandly. you
see. I'm getting very old"
He was older and much more at
tractive than he had been six years
before when he had been one of Dor
othy's Boston beaux Joan liked the
faint touch Of gray at his temples.
Seeing It. her thoughts flew back to
Julian. Donald was about 81. Six
years younger than Julian and looked
every bit as old. But, then. Julian
didn't look old. Joan would have
continued her train Of thought in
definitely had not Donald recalled her
thoughts.
$50 have you" he said you've
grown up from a spindly kid into a
very lovely young woman Married?"
mo. The next question is: In
love? Isn't it?" She forestalled
him.
oh so you've been through this
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15
WINS
PEACE OFFICER
PISTOL SHOOT

Norman Adair ran off with
honors in the Imperial county
peace Officers pistol shoot he'd
at the Calexico range Sunday af-
ternoon, coping the highest score
in so yard slow fire and taking
high score over the police course.
Adair. Yuma civilian. annexed
the grand aggregate title, n. third
Of the year, TO win the trophy
which was TO be awarded the wiz
ner 0. three shoots.
Results:
Glass $50 yards slow fire:
Norman Adair, Yuma, Civilian l69
Bill eKating, EC-PD, 167; Lee
Echols. US. Customs. 165; Dee
Keesee, sheriff Dep, 1863;
Glass B-M. L. Ingram, Immi-
grafton Patrol, F. H. Voight, In
migration Patrol; R. c. Reed, Cal
exico;
Class C-Worthy. Calexico.
National Course-Bin Keating.
ECPD.. 264; Lee Echols. US. Gus
toms, 264 Norman Adair. Yuma,
260;
Glass B-F. H. Voight. J. J. Bax-
ter. B. Scott. Z. S. Customs.
Glass C-R. c. Reed, {. c. Little,
Carexico Police Dept.
Police Course-Norman Adair,
280; Lee Echols. 271; Dee Keesee,
270.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15
FL CentrO Set for
HoltUiUe Contest
On Tuesday Night

Firmly embedded in the valley
league cellar the FL Centro Mer-
chants will shoot the works against
Holtyille Cramer Bakery Tuesday
night in an attempt to garner their
first win Of the season.
The Holtville team is also an
xious to turn in a victory TUES
day as a loss would knock the
Baker team out of a chance to
make battle for the league lead.
The Calexico Flying A nine will
entertain the second place Braw-
ley Merchants Tuesday. Calexico
will be out to WIN their fifth sue
cessive victory.
BraWley, however, plans to be
the first team to trim the high
riding Border city nine and will
have their strongest lineup in
Tuesdays fray.
RubideauX will be on the mound
for the BraWley team and Ed Kel-
ly, leading chucker of the league,
will be on the slab for the Flying
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15

Boston.
The first eastern opponent for
the Cubs are the Philadelphia
Phillies against whom they are fa-
vosed to keep intact their current
victory streak of IL games.
Pirates Meet Dodgers
The Pittsburgh Pirates who are
on'y a game to the rear of the
Cubs are pitted against the Brook
lyn Dodgers tomorrow Cincin-
nati's Reds and tsf New York
giants will fight it out for fourth
place in their coming three games
The New York Yankees 60 west
holding a three game lead over the
Boston Red SoX in the American
league. The Yanks open against
the fourth place Cleveland Indians
while Boston engages the Chicago
White SoX, in sixth place. The
injury-ridden Detroit Tigers open
their home defense against the
Washington Senators and the ST.
Louis Browns face an opportunity
to climb out OF the cellar in their
series with the Philadelphia Athle-
tics.
Frank Demaree's two home runs,
one of them with a mate aboard,
accounted for all of the Cubs runs
in their to l decision over the
Bees yesterday. 1t was Lon Warn
eke's seventh victory. The Cardi-
nails held on to their margin of
leadership by whipping the Phila-
delphia Phillies u to 10 in a 30
hit slugfest.
Five hit pitching by Hal Schu-
macher enabled the New York
Giants to shut out the Pittsburgh
Pirates 3 to 0, thereby cracking
five game losing streak. Cincinna-
It's Reds whipped the Brooklyn
Dodgers 5 to l. Behind Lee Stines
four-hit hurting.
The Cleveland Indians dropped
TO fourth place in Che American
league by taking an 8 to s beat
ing from the Athletes. In the
only other game played the Chi
cago White Sox took their second
straight from the Washington
Senators, 6 to 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15
Hermans-Mexicali
Clubs to Meet in
Calexico Loop Tilt

The league leading Hermans
nine will meet Mexicali tonight in
a Calexico fast league tilt on the
high school diamond.
Hermans team has experienced
little trouble in league games to
date but a tough battle is antici-
DATED when it tangles with the
Celayamen tonight.
Steve Ritter, Herman chucker,
has pitched his club to three vic
tories this season and has allowed
only eight hits in the three con-
tests.
Thursday night the Signal Oil
second place team, will meet Ed
gar Brothers.
Completes First Round
BraWley league &C ON m + al
teams will complete first round
play this week with the I. v. Hard
ware scheduled to meet the Gen
eral Petroleum Wednesday night
and Shorty's Shoemen slated to
meet Casey's Insurance nine Thurs
day night.
The Oiler-H Hardware tilt will
decide the winner of the first
round as both teams are tied for
the lead with three wins and two
losses.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15
Don Benzor
To Take On
Jase Yharra

Don Benzor, southern Cal
ifornia lightweight champ
ion, will meet his stiffest
test of the season Friday
night when he will tackle
Jose Ybarra in the top bout of
the card at the Ell Centre arena.
Benzor kayoed Gene Boatwrigh.
last Friday and put on one of the
best exhibitions of fighting seen
in the valley this year. Match
maker Noel Johnson Immediately
signed Benzor for a bout with
YbarTa. Ybarra is one OF the
most feared lightWeights on the
coast and when these two boys
mix fans will see the fastest, most
closely contested fight ever put on
the valley.
Other bouts On the card: w.
Hosue VS.. Felix Gomez, c. Sando-
val VS.. Leslie Childers, Ely Flow
ers VS.. S. Madison, Charlie Skies
VS.. Barney Reece, Virgil Smith
VS.. Gilbert House, Shorty Hogue
VS.. Mayo Sorio, and Joe Villages
vs.. Angelo Vinfrido.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15
Three WESTERN CLUBS
PUNCHED IN NATIONAL
I FERILLlNG RACES
ANTICIPATED THURS.

the best in the state.
The dust hazard has also been
eliminated by the resurfacing ana
when the midget speedsters start
booming around the track the spec.
tatorS need not worry about being
sprayed with dust.
Fred Davis, winner of last weeks
40 Lap race and trophy dash is put
ting his car in first class condition
and is looking forward to making a
clean sweep again this week.
Hardin Young and Bill Ferguson
however. are also confident of fin.
ishing in the money and the finish
should see these three drivers bat
Ting it out for first place.
San Diego drivers are taking time
out this week to have their cars il
shape and try to cart off some of the
prizes.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15

fers must be in writing and may
be left at the place designated
above IN this Notice. or delivered
to said executor personally, or may
be filed in the office of the clerk
of the above named court at any
time after the first publication of
this Notice Of Sale and before the
making of said sale.
Each of said parcels of land is
sold subject to conditions. restric-
tions, reservations, rights, liens,
rights of way of record, taxes and
assessments and leases on each of
said parcels, if any.
DATED: June l, 1886.
SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF LOS ANGELES,
national banking association,
as successor to Security Trust &
Savings Bank, a corporation.
BY 7. p. WILLIAMS,
Trust Officer. as Executor OF the
VIII of Albert 3 Taylor also
known as a. B. Taylor, deceased.
BENJAMIN KIRBY. Attorney for
said Executor. $40 Roosevelt Bloga
Los Angeles, California.
J3 JIG incl
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15

the Yuma unleashed 4 rally to
Win The game
Wheeler Led Of With a slnsle
Byers walked. ana Simpson sacri-
feed t advance the runners l.
second and third. Sada then sin
gled to score both runners.
Waters. third Yuma pitcher
bore down II the last hall Of the
eleventh 10 shut out the Mar-
chants.
In the second tilt Burns chuckec
seven hit ball and The Cubs pound
ed out 10 base hits ta score al
easy victory.
McNeeley hit a home run il
the second game TO win a Stetson
hat donated BY a Phoenix BITS
ness man.
Andrade gathered three hits il
the second tilt.
The score.
Yuma IO3 Olo l0I % Is /
Phoenix 00l 0l0 los co y l
Second game.
Yuma zz.s=z 23l OlO 10 /
Phoenix 600 100 0=1 ! /
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15
SEEDED STARS
ADVANCE IN
NET TOURNEY

CHICAGO, June Is. UR) - -Four
seeded players qualified for the
third round of the national clay
courts tennis championships rested
today while other entrants complet.
ed 20 first round and % second
round matches.
Two days of competition sent
Gardner Malloy, Miami, seded 9th;
Gene Smith. Berkeley, Cal, seeded
18th; Vernon John, Southern Cali
fornia, seeded 18th, and Eugene Nc
Auliffe, New York, seeded 14th, into
the third round First and second
round matches must be completed
before third round competition
starts
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
SALE
No. 1876

NOTICE OF SALE OF real
N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
LOS ANGELES
In the Matter of the Estate of
ALBERT B. TAYLOR, also known
as A. B. TAYLOR,
Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that
the undersigned, Security First Ma
tional Bank of Los Angeles, a
national banking association, as
successor to Security Trust & Saw
ings Bank, a corporation, as Exc
cutor of the Will of Albert B.
Taylor, also known as a 3. Taylor
deceased, pursuant to the provisions
OF law in such cases made and pro
uided, will sell at private sale, to
the highest and best bidder, upon
the terms and conditions herein
after mentioned and subject 10 the
confirmation by said Superior Court,
on or after the 18th day Of June.
1886, at the office of said Bank at
the Northwest corner of Sixth and
Spring Streets, Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. in the Trust Department
thereof, all the right, title and in
tcrest of said decedent al the time
OF mis- death, and ali the ri2ht title
and interest said estate has arq4ir-
cd by operation Of lag or other
wise, in addition to that of deced-
ent at the time of his death in and
to those certain parcels of land
situated in the County Of Imperial,
State of California, and described
as follows, to-Wit.
PARCEL l. The East Half
CEla) of Tract So, Township is
South. Range 16 East. SBM.,
containing 30 acres, in the Coun-
ty Of Imperial, State of Califor-
MA as per map of the re-surVey
approved November 4, 1903, and
filed in the United States Land
Office at Los Angeles, California.
PARCEL 2. The West Half
CW1k) of the North Hall No
of Tract SO, in said Township
IS. South, Range 16 Fast, S.B.M.,
containing 30 acres, in the Coun-
ty of Imperial, State OF Califor-
MIA, as per map of the re-surYey
approved November 4, 1903, and
filed in the United States Land
Office at Ell Centre, California.
PARCEL 3. Lot Two % and
the Southwest Quarter (SWH)
of the Northwest Quarter CNWH)
of Section 25; and Lots Two f2),
-Four "a and Sixteen g6l, and
the Southeast Quarter SEQ of
the Northeast Quarter fNEh) Of
Section %, in said Township 16
South, Range Is East, in the
County OF Imperial, State of
California, as Der map Of the
re-surVey approved November 4,
1903, and file6 in the United
States Land Office at FL Cen
tro, California.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
/ SALE: Cash in lawful money of
/ the United States on continuation
of the sale, or part cash and ball
/ ance evidenced by note secured by
mortgage or trust deed on the
property so sold. Ten per cenl
| 400 Of the amount bid to be de.
posted with the bid, Bids or Of
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15

DOulo Will SbdIb db o'oo.
Halliday may blast the hopes of
valley promoters in regard to a
valley championship fight be-
tween Morrissette and Graves
June 30. Should Halliday trim
the Brawley champion the Graves
Morrissette fight will probably be
cancelled.
Morrissette, however, appears to
be in better condition than ever
He has not been beaten in over
thirty fights.
BOBBY Hagar will meet Kid Es-
calona in another battle that
should be as good or better than
the main GO Hagar has stopped
two fights to the Calexico battler
but has been training religiously
for the last two weeks and hopes
to salvage some of his lost reputa-
tion Tuesday night.
Another bout that will be a
WOW will match Johnnie Amara
against M. Birdsall. Amara, Cali
patria fighter, has put up some
great IlgDIS Ill Tile bIdWiey dllu
Ell Centro rings and has not lost
a fight in five starts.
c. Sandoyal, who fought the
main event last week; will meet
a tough opponent in H. Castillo
of Westmorland. Castillo packs a
mean wallop and is reputed to be
one of the comers among valley
amateur fighters.
Other bouts on the card are
jackson VS.. T. Laudermilk; L Wal
lace VS.. V. Smith, and Chet Gal
loWay VS.. r. AlVaradO.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15
70 30 Club
To B attIe
New. Gal 9

Four B league softball
mines will open FL Centro
commercial league play to-
night when the 20-30 cluh
will meet Ney-Gal in the
first game of doubleheadel
starting al 7.15. The Golden State
Buttermakers meet tha Ezgles i
the second tilt.
The Nev-Cal-20-3o game prom
ises to be one Of the best B league
tits o. the season as both clubs
are battling for top honors.
The Eagles club viii make q
desperate attempt to register its
first victory Of the season when
they tangle with the Golden Stat
ers. The Eagles have come
mighty close to winning bal
games, but always lacked the last
inning punch to break into the
win column.
A League Games
Wednesday night the A league
teams OF the city will open the
Weeks play with Maggie Fat Boys
meeting the Coca Cola nine. The
Fat Boys, winners o. the league
title last season. have failed mis-
erably in their attempt TO defend
their title thus far. The Coca
Cola nine started the season SLOW
" but in recent games have shown
a new type Of play and rule as
favorites in Wednesdays tilt.
Thursday night Homer Cham
bers and Joe Hurst will engage
in one of their far famed pitching
duels when the Laundry and Ca
terpillars will battle it out for
top spot in the league standings.
The Laundry slaughtered Ben
Hulse nightballers in the first
meeting but Thursdays game
promises to be a close and eX-
citing battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15
Baer Serious in
Comeback Try; To
Meet Tony Souza

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June
Is. U.P)-The irrepressible Baers,
Buddy and Make, displayed an
assortment of dislocated ribs, cal
louses and blisters today as evil
dence that Max won't be fooling
when he meets Tony Souza, Le-
moore, Cal. heavyweight in six
round bout here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15
YANKS, BOSTON
SET PACE IN
JUNIOR LOOP

NEW YORK, June Is.
(UP)-The second month of
the 1896 Major League base
ball season passed today
with three western clubs
battling it out for the leadership
OF the national league and two
eastern teams Waging a dog fight
for first place in the American.
No games were scheduled today
All teams were travelling. The
weary. be draggled national
clubs of the east were returning
home totry to salvage some hope
Of a pennant while playing hos,
to their western cousins. Eastern
American teams. confident after a
long and successful home stand,
headed west determined to de-
fend their positions abroad.
The st. Louis Cardinals, still
three games and a hall cut ii
front Of the senior circuit despite
an 11-game winning streak by the
Chicago Cubs, open tomorrow in
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15

the second 10 win 81 behind the
fine pitching Of Burns.
Yuma took aH cary Lead IN the
first contest and held Il until the
ninth inning when The Phoenix
Merchants scored three runs 10
tie the score.
IN the eleventh inning. however
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-15
Hagar Will Try Luck
Against Kid Escalon
90

Ken Halliday, outstanding coast middleWeight anna
eur will trade blows with Jack Morrissette in the main
bout at the BraWley Eagles club Tuesday night.
The Halliday Morrissette bout will climax of the
greatest cards staged in the Brawey ring this season. The