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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-11
STUDY CLUB MEETS

The CAtIIDllc study club will meet Monday evening at . o'clock in the auditorium Of the Waterbury Cath- OIIc high school Ms Frank v, MeEy0y will preside At the meeting,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-11
DEED.

FJgNTON---In Milford, Jnn. 10th, 1888, Prank Porter Eent0n, of Mils ford, Conn, Funeral nrranEemants later, from AIdsrson Funerhl Home 70 Central Ave,
 LANG--In ManshAid, Jan. 10th, i9g6, Burton Thomas Lang, Of this city, Funeral Monday morning, Mt bi5g o'clock, from .Aldarson Funeral Home, 70 Central Ave, Co BH. Peter Hnd paui'a Church. Burial in New St. Joseph's cemetery.
 NDmDO0AnT--fD Cheshire, Mill- dale It0adl Jan, i0tb, ipgg, uriEseiln RoSaS Absrsci oa'ofS in patoh ale hsiormss Mi.',ass GemataYy, CIavareek, N '. -.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-11

Egypt has started . campaign to cTeete new industries,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-11
ANOTHER EFFORT
 TO SETTLE WAR

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WILHELM WILL
 CHANCE BOARDS

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TEe flnsgsi Of Thomas ], Keeugh was held from tire home, 33 walFs View street, at el90 o'clock this issoEnliG with . solemn high mass in AL MaFeareee church at ' o'clock. Burial was ln Calvary eeEls
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-11

vunsral services for Albert kens ilev will be heId ln the home, 4Je west Main street, at 2 o'clock thls afternoon. Rev, pT, John N, Lewie Ol5lelating. Burial will be in the family plot in the new Pins Grove eenaetery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-11
Ban Taverns Within
 200 Feet Of Schools
Local ZOning Ordinance Amendment Planned By ;. AIdermen-C Citizens Favor Assured

as the public schools enjoy sue
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
.COCACOLANSTO
TACKLE CALIPAT

The undefeated Calipatria di-
amondeers and the Coca Cola Got
tling Works ball club will officially
open the Brawley baseball park
Sunday afternoon at p. m. when
they will tangle in the first of a
series of games to decide the
championship of the valley.
Both clubs boast a classy line
up and will exhibit fast, inter-
esting brand of baseball.
Jack Stark, manager of the Coca
Cola team, announced Bob Elliott
who is to be sent to the Pittsburgh
Pirates in the spring, will play
outfield for the Coca Cola. Ell
lott, one of the outstanding high
school athletes in the valley q
couple of years ago, is much
improved ball player and has
shown tremendous power at the
plate.
Leggins, all state pitcher from
Arizona will work on the mound
for the Coca Cola nine.
Stark said he hoped to have
"Swede" Smith down to hurl par
of the game for his club. Smith
hurled for Des Moines in tht
Western League.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
.Handicaps
Listed For
Golf Meet

A special handicap committee to-
day started drafting handicaps for
entrants in the Barbara Worth
Country clubs first major tourna-
ment of the year-the Secretary's
Cup.
Indications point to a large field
for the 54-hole. medal play event
starting this weekend. The lists
are open to all members and players
of the club. regardless of handicap
The initial Is holes may be played
either Saturday or Sunday. The
following l8 must be played the next
weekend and the third on the
weekend of November 1928.
High handicap players are af-
forded an equal chance with scratch
golfers under the handicap system.
The total score for the 54 holes will
be added and handicap subtracted.
The trophy, an attractive silver
cup on which the winners name
will be engraved, will be put ON dis
play soon at the clubhouse.
To enter. golfers are required to
report to Curley Veasey, club pro-
fessional, who will handle the
event.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
NO CONTRACTS
SIGNED FOR
LOUIS FIGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 13. U.R)-
Plans for the proposed Jimmy
Braddock-Joe Louis no-decision
fight in Atlantic City Feb %, were
in the conversational stage today.
No contracts have been signed,
but Champion Braddocks manager
Joe Gould, said he was ready when
"the dough was on the line" Phil
adelphia promoter Herman Taylor
was out today to get 100000 cash
as an advance to Braddock. The
original offer of a 100000 guar
antee was trimmed to $500, ,000
when Gould insisted on cutting in
on movie and radio rights. Brad
dock also will receive so per cent
of the net gate above $500,000
Mike Jacobs of the Goth Gen.
tury sporting club, acting for Joe
Louis, said the brown bomber would
be ready to sign as soon as Brad
docks name was on contract
Louis will receive 1919 per cent
of the net gate if the fight il
staged.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13

Sports Parade
eY HENRY McLEMoRE

my selection of Pittsburgh and
wager on Nebraska, for I have
learned that Coach Dana x. Bible,
after great trouble, has persuaded
Clarence (Swanny), Swanson to adj
dress the Cornhuskers In the dress
ing, room, just before they go out
to battle.
Mister Swanson was captain OF
the 1921 Nebraska team which is the
only Nebraska team ever to defeat
Pittsburgh. He made his fame as
dressing room inspirationalist in
1927 when Pitt and Nebraska re-
sumed relations after six-year
break. AS the captain of the only
team to lick the Panthers he was
asked to come into the dressing
room and fire few fiery words at
the boys He patriotically CONSENT
ed.
"I made a stirring address" !"
Swanson told me over a frosted
vanilla yesterday, even If say
so myself For five minutes plead
ed with the players to go out there
and do or die for the red and white.
When the referee stuck his head. in
the door and told the team it was
time to come out, it charged through
the door and onto the field with
ferocity of Gagged animals suddenly
| turned loose.
Then came the opening kickoff,
with Nebraska doing the kicking.
The ball fell into the arms of Gibby
Welch, Pitts great half back, on
the five yard line. Without a hand
being touched to him, Gibby ran
95 yards for a touchdown. And to
make my humiliation more acute,
he came right down the sideline in
front of the Nebraska bench where
I, as chief inspirationalist, had been
given an honor seat"
Mister Swanson said he had al
ways consoled himself with the be-
| lief that WEIGH had overheard his
talk through the transom, and, be-
ing highly emotional. had become
more inspired than the Nebraska
players.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
WASHINGTON TO
TAKE ON u. S. {.

Southern Californis's day in
court-a shot at the champion
ship-bound Washington Huskies-
tops the Pacific Coast football me-
nu Saturday.
The Hainless Huskies will be
Slight favorites on their home
field at Seattle-even though their
star halfback will see the game
from the bench near Coach Jimmie
Phelan. Haines suffered a twisted
knee in the 14-14 Stanford game
last Saturday. His loss removed
one of the most dangerous runners
on the coast from the game.
But Fritz WaScowitz, perhaps
second only to Joe Gray of Ore
gon State as passer, will slir
nicely into Haines' post. Flanked
by Jimmie Cain, Ed Nowogrosk
and Elmer Logg the backfield vii
be as potent as any the Trojan'
have faced.
The Trojans likely will be free
up for the game, after being up.
set 1877 by California. They realiz,
if they beat the HuskieS and U.C
LA. they can match claims for {
return to the Rose Bowl. Their sta
sophomore Ambrose SCHNEIDER, wa
reported ready for bang-up ball
carrying game.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
CROWLEY BEGINS
TO GROOM RAMS

NEW YORK, Nov. 9. W,P) = Jim
Crowley began grooming his Ford
ham Rams today for a trip to Pasa-
dena, Cal, where they, as the lead
ing exponents of eastern football,
should meet the topnotch western
eleven in the Rose Bowl Jan. /.
The Rams took the inside track
for the casts nomination with a
convincing Is to victory Saturday
over Purdue's BoilermakerS whose
only previous defeat of the year
came at the hands of Minnesota's
Gophers. The Rams after heavy
early schedule including Southern
Methodist, st. Mary's and Pitts
burgh, have only to hurdle two
minor obstacles-Georgia and New
York University to get through
their schedule undefeated. The
Crowley squad is idle for the next
two weeks and should either OF
those teams gain even tie, it
would be startling upset.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
To
Bid
In Event t

A tall good looking midget race
river. a driver who has flashed
lis tiny car across the finish line
n first place more than his share
Y times. will pilot his No. 6 car
round the oval for the last. time
unday afternoon.
The driver, Frank Hetzel, re-
Entity announced his intention to
uit the midget racing game. He
fill, however, make his last bid
br a main event victory in the
b lap race Sunday.
Hetzel. who stands fifth in the
oint ratings, is one of the VAL
ey's most spectacular drivers. His
brilliant dashes around the El
tentro oval have lured many hum
reds OF customers past the turn
lilies.
Hobart Herrick and Ward Swar-
hout, who paced the field last
Feek, announced today they ex-
ected to again dominate the
how. 1T really hurts me to have
beat out Hetzel on the last day
his racing career" Hobe said,
but chances are he won't even
able to stay close to my auto
then I get her wound up"
Swarthout was also confident of
Earring home in front Of the pack
ut the car No. l owner, who pro-
hotes the sport in his free mo-
hents, refused to predict how
asily he would win the main
vent.
Hardin Young, who last week
howed up with a new motor in
is buggy. vowed he would turn
b a second run Sunday. MY mo-
br was out of time. or something,
kst week and as result I could
II whoop it up to full speed"
Ioung said.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13

OF the most DlIIeTiy CoilIcoeSu oS
fensive battles seen on a valley
football field this year.
Holtville matched the Bulldogs
yard for yard in the first half. Vik-
ing linemen smashed through the
CaleXico forward wall consistently to
stop the ace ball carriers of Coach
Covington'S crew.
The Calexico gridders trotted out
on the field at the beginning OF
the second half, determined to push
the supposedly weak Holtvillans to
all corners of the field, but not until
near the end of the third period,
when Holtville lost the ball deep
in Viking territory on tumble, was
the Calexico squad able to show
any punch.
The tumble, charged to Earl Walk
er, was recovered by Anderson on
the Holtville 26 yard marker.
With Nazabal carrying the ball
on nearly every play the Calexicans
advanced the pigskin to the Holt
vile seven. Webster then took the
pass from center, started wide
around the end and then darteo
inside tackle to score. Samaha'S
place kick was low and wide.
Holtville received the kickoff al
ter the score and opened up al
aerial attack to attempt to pull
the game out of the fire. Calexict
backs were wide awake, however
and managed to knock down nearly
every attempt.
With less than two minutes o
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
SUMMONS
%
No. 1882

No. 17262
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, In and For the
County of Imperial.
BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL
TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCI-
ALTON, a national banking as
sociation, Plaintiff.
vs.
MARY BECK, JOHN DOE, RICH
ARD ROE. HENRY POE, JOHN
DOE CORPORATION, a corpor-
alton. RICHARD ROE CORPOR-
ALTON, a corporation, and HEN
RY POE CORPORATION, a
corporation, Defendants.
EDMUND NELSON g. BENJAMIN
l. BLOCH 81 HOWARD D. HAN
SON, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The People of the State Of California
Send Greetings To:
Mary Beck, John Doe, Richard
Roe, Henry Poe, John Doe Corpor.
alton, a corporation, Richard Ro'
Corporation, corporation, and Hen
ry Poe Corporation, corporation
Defendants.
You Are Hereby Directed To Ap
pear and answer the Complaint il
an action entitled as above, brough
against you in the Superior Cour
of the County of Imperial, State o
California, within ten days afte
the service on you of this Summon
if served within this county; o
within thirty days if served else
where.
And you are hereby notified tina
unless you appear and answer a
above required, the said plaintiff
will take judgment for any none
or damages demanded in the com
plant, as arising upon contract, {
will apply to the Court for an
other relief demanded in the Con
plant.
Given under my hand and th
seal of the Superior Court Of th
County OF Imperial, State of Cal
fornia, this 4th day of August. 1873
EDWARD II. LAW.
Clerl
BY CTTHA LAMSON.
Deputy Clerk
/
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 13. U.R)--
AS first payment on the debt 1
owe the citizens of this city for
the hospitality shown me propose
to pick the Panthers of Pittsburgh
to defeat the Cornhuskers of Me-
braska when they meet at football
in Memorial stadium here Saturday
afternoon.
To the one hundred million peo-
pie who haven't followed my ca
reer as a gridiron selector this bus
mess of picking your host city's ath-
letes to lose might seem a most un-
gracious act But the devoted and
hardy little band which knows my
reputation as a forecaster know
that I could not have done the Ne
braska team higher favor with
out actually hitting Marshal Gold
berg back OF the ear with club
and swapping the ankle bones of the
Pittsburgh guards and tackles.
What I'm trying to say Is that
when I pick a team TO win its
chances are reduced to an absolute
minimum. All the opposition has
to do to win is to put IL men in a
bus and get them on the field in
time. And the only reason they
need as many as IL is because the
rules insist on that number. They
don't necessarily need to be actual
players. There have been several
occasions where a coach, hearing
that | had picked rival to win
didn't even bother to bring players
along, but simply recruited a side
from the first IL spectators to come
through the turnstiles.
I hope that Doctor Jock Suther-
land, the Pittsburgh coach, does not
hear of my selection, for the doctor
is a powerful man, standing six feet
two in height and scaling nearly
IS stone, and know he would
wrench my Deonine head from Its
accustomed base, and otherwise
handle me in manner calculated
TO lessen my hopes of long If not
honorable life.
If you want To make some money
on the game advise you 10 ignore
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13

team will be mighty tough to stop.
The Wildcats, however, held a
slight edge in the betting, first be-
cause they are playing on their
home field and second because the
Ell Centro team has been unable to
stop the Brawley offense on its
home field.
Brawley and Ell Centro are even-
ly matched by comparative scores
as both clubs hold a 1876 victory
over Holtville. Calexico defeated
Brawley and Ell Centre upset Calex-
leo but Brawley walloped the Spar
tans early in the season. Thus,
after making the circles of compar-
ative scores, all we can be sure of
Is that tonight's tilt win be a close
ly contested battle with the breaks
playing big part in the final out
come.
Both teams are intact for to-
nights game. All of the regulars of
both squads will be in the starting
lineup. 1t Is expected, however, that
several players may be relegated to
the side lines before the final
whistle, as has been the custom in
the rough, hard fought Brawley-E
Centro games in the past.
The winner of tonight's fray will
go into a tie for the league leao
with the Calexico forces and the
| loser will be virtually eliminated
from the title race.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
No. O4s4s6

No. O4s4S6
of the Interior, General
Land Office at Los Angeles,
Calf, Oct. %, 1886.
NOTICE is hereby given that
WALTER j. WARD. of 2025 Chere-
noya Ave, Hollywood, Calf. who,
IN August %. 1881, made Home
tead Entry. No. 049486, for NJ
tWA; WizSEA, Section 80, Town
hip Is S., Range 10 E., S. B. Mer-
dian, has filed notice Of intention
b make final three year Proof, TO
Establish claim TO the land above
described, before The Register, U.
Land Office. at Los Angeles,
talif., on the 18th day Of December,
1886, at 9 A. M.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Gladys c. Wyvell. of Orange Ave,
tierra Madre, Calf
Chester F. Wyvell, of Sierra
dadre, Calf.
B. M. Value, of 528 Crescent
Heights Blvd, Los Angeles. Calf
Antonio Vitagliano, of 901 San
BORN Ave, Los Angeles, Calf.
PAUL B. WITMER,
Register
Fon-coal;
Withdrawn by Ex. Order of Nov
rs, 1884. (O31 N7-14-2i-28)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13

tions against night baseball in
order to pave the way for the sale
of the st. Louis Browns to a syn
dicate headed by Donald L. Barnes
president of the American Invest
ment company of Illinois.
Final approval of night base
ball will be made by the Amer
ican league as soon as the Browns,
Cardinals and owners of Sports
mans park, where both st. Louis
cubs play, complete arrangements
for the installation of lights and
schedule a limited number OF
games.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
TODAY, LAST
CHANCE FOR
CONTEST ENTRY

According to the football con-
test editor, who is buried neck
deep in a pile of figures trying to
get the composite averages fig
ured in time for tomorrow's
paper, this weeks contest blanks
will be accepted as late as 8 p.
m. tonight.
If you haven't filled out your
selections as yet get busy with a
pencil and scribble your fore
casts. Send or bring the list to
the POst-Press football editor.
The winner of this weeks con-
test will be given two tickets to
the Holtville-El Centre game to
be played in Holtvilic next Fri
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
EI Centr0 Bomber
Regains [. V, Title
.MORRISSETTE
DROPSVERDIC1
TO H. GRAVES

In a battle which provided four
rounds of slam-bang punching
punches which brought fans to
their feet yelling and cheering for
both fighters, Herman Graves de-
feated Jack Morrissette to regain
the middleweight championship OF
the valley at the El Centro athletic
club Thursday night.
While the capacity crowd banged
on the bleachers and shouted en-
couragement to its favorite, Graves
and Morrissette stood toe to toe
and battled it out.
Morrissette broke away from his
corner at the sound of the bell for
the first round and landed straight
left jab before the Negro could get
set. Graves moved in and shot a
short left hook.
Jack went into a clinch and then
moved back when Graves slipped in
two fast overhead rights. Herman
followed the Brawley battler and
pasted him with two fisted at
tack that opened cut under the
champs eye and another on his
face.
Morrissette clinched but Graves
broke away as the bell sounded
Jack again started fast at the
bell and managed to cuff the Negro
with straight left and a jolting
right. Herman closed in, threw
hard jab that backed Morrissette
across the ring and then pushed
him through the ropes with two left
jabs.
MorriSsette came back fast and
slipped in enough punches to take
the second round by close margin.
The Negro opened up an attack
in the third round, however, that
spelled defeat for the champion.
He delivered a terrific left hook and
two short rights as Jack clinched
Jack continued to stop punches
with his head and body as the
round progressed and was wobbling
at the bell.
The champion came out strong
for the final round. however. ano
managed to make a close fight o
it in the first half the stanza. Grave.
pushed inside Morrissette's guarc
midway in the round and peppereo
the champ with singing lefts anc
rights to the head Jack backed
across the ring and into the ropes
AS Graves rushed he started {
powerful right, caught Graves flush
on the chin and lifted the Negro
off the floor.
Fans screamed in excitement a!
Graves hit the canvas, but he wa
up instantly hitting the champio,
with hard rights to the head. HI
continued to bang Morrissette witt
both fists until the bell rang.
AS Morrissette trudged to his cor
ner. no longer the valley middle
weight champion, his right eye wa
swollen nearly shut and his face wa
bleeding from three cuts.
Graves was not in perfect shap
himself. His lip was split and hi
face bore marks where Jacks glove
had found the range.
Manuel Ortiz decisioned Gle
Shans, Chet Naples kayoed Sunlan
Manson, Elmo Ingram kayoed Levi
MariZ, Montoya deciSioned Will
Estrada, John Hall was kayoed b
Elmo Ingram. Vincent Mendel Z
O.'d Mike Vasquez and Bobby Hag
ar kayoed Kid Espirza of San Dieg
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13

play remaining in the third per-
iod, Mendina, Calexico lineman,
grabbed one of Walkers wild heaves
and scooted 35 yards to a touch
down. Samaha's attempted place
kick was again wide.
Holtville continued its wild pass
ing to attempt to score but Cal
exico's defense was alright and
when the final gun sounded, the
Bulldogs were firmly entrenched in
first place in the valley league.
Webster, Mendina and Nazabal
played good ball for Calexico and
Walker, Kashiki and Woolridge were
outstanding for the Vikings.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
AREA CLEAR OF
TYPHOID CASES

No typhoid cases were reported in
Imperial county during the month
of october, according to DR.. War
rcn F. Cox, county health officer.
Only 80 cases of the dreaded dis
ease occurred in the county in the
first 10 months of 1896 Last year
A cases were reported for the first
10 months. Frequent typhoid i'm
munizatioIls have stamped out the
disease
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
Night Baseball Takes
Place ON Major Sked

CHICAGO, Nov. 13. UP)-Night
baseball assumed definite place
today on the 1896 major league
schedules, with three clubs-the
Reds, Cardinals and Browns-cer-
tain to play a limited number OF
games under the arc lights next
season.
The American League, which
previously opposed night baseball,
finally has given It's tentative con-
sent for the st. Louis Browns to
play a few night games at ST.
Louis next season. The American
league had to remove its restric-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
SANTA BARBARA TO
CONTINUE TITLE DRIVE

SANTA BARBARA, Nov 13 WD
-Undefeated Santa Barbara State
college continues its drive owards
the Southern California conference
title tonight when the Gauchos meet
Occidental College of Los Angeles
here
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-13
S u NJ NJ o N S
Nm 171Q0

NJ. 1flJV
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL
AGNES ANNETTE SHAW
sfARY E. GRADY,
J Defendant
] Minor Blythe. Attorney for Plain
@iff.
: The People of The State Of Cali
tornia Send Greetings 10 MARY e
BRADY, Defendant.
YOU ARE HEREBY directed II
,tppear and answer the Complain,
N an action entitled as above
brought against you in the superior
Court OF the County OF Imperial
State of California, within ten dayt
litter the service on you of this
Summons - if served within ths
bounty; or within thirty days II
served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified un-
less you appear and answer a:
above required, the said plaintiff
sxill take judgment for any money
Or damages demanded in the COM
ss,lalni. as arising upon contract, ol
x.he will apply to the Court for any
<,ther relief demanded in the Com
.,laint.
Given under my hand and the
cal f,f the Etfnprior Court of thu
County OF Imperial, State OF Cali.
ornta, this 18th day OF June, 1886
EDWARD II. Law.
6kAlsD Clerl
BY Dorothy s. Reynolds,
Deputy Clerk