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Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08

thompson.
The panel follows: Ell Centro,
Arthur Burke, $50 Ell Centre; Har-
ry Cross, 388 San Diego; Grace
C.oree, 573 Len Rey; Nilla H. Har-
ris, Gil North Twelfth; Genevieve
Kieffer, 78l He'll; James H. Mathes
11l6 South Sixth; Byron Mason,
rural route No. /; I. w. McGrew
West Main; Mrs. Ivy r. Meyer,
route No. 3; Arvel Scroggins, 681
Orange; Anna w. Strickler, GIT
Orange; Holdam Stuart, 592 Wen
sley; Eugene Williams, 881 Orange;
Leslie G.. Wilson, CAB Hamilton;
George o. Young, 1887 Adams.
BraWley-Leslie Adams, 205 j;
August Axler, route No. 2; Jack
H. Benson; Ira Burris, $50 South
Fifth; Leon r. Brandt, 459 K; Mrs.
Lena w. Beason, 400 Hamilton
Court; Mrs. Maude Coyle, Box 964;
Dewey Carey, 304 H; Mrs. Eleanor
Darnell; w. P. Admonson; Mrs.
Hetty j. Elmore, Dunlack hotel;
w. 1. Green, route 2, Box 1923; Mrs.
Grace Hamer; Lester Jurn, route
2, Brawley; Arthur C. Kohns, route
2, box ia; Mrs. Veola B. Knight,
route 2, Box 19; Mrs. Gladys M.
Indy; G. L. Marsh, 279 j; w. B.
Nichols, 351 E; Robert E. Ryder,
route 2, box I'll.
Calexico-Glenn E. Rean, 1T
Third; Lester @. Bornt, route l.;
j. o. Butts, 3O3 Rosemont; Mrs.
Billie .Brents, 255 East Fifth;
George H Ballard, 1911 Second;
Mrs. Ethel M. Campbell, BAT He
ber; Mont r. Downing, box 657;
Edward N. Gray, SOL Giles; Cecil
A. Ritter, box 652; Earl E. Russell,
543 Giles; Clara N. Raab, 929
Hefferman; MIS-. Anna Sawyer,
TAB Imperial; Mrs. Mollie f. Sta
ey, $40 Harold; John Bailey Wal
lace, 1913 Third; Dale Wantland, !
i22 Lincoln.
Holtville-Joe Baer; Lowell J.
Dodds, Mrs. Betty Ferguson, route
3; Jack Frederick; Frances Kenny,
Mrs. Pearl M. Lilies, Robert D.
Mercereau, Beulah S. Mickey, Mrs.
Francis j. Mackie, Jr.; Hutson
Purcell, box 351; Sidney E. Strick-
land; James T. S. Webber; Annie
ZenoS.
Imperial-Jessie L. Bishop, route
2, box 2; Ethel M. Baugh; Elsie L.
Brooks; Archie Campbell; Lloyd M.
Hopewell; John l.. Weinert, route 2.
Calipatria-Edwin G.. Boswopth,
box "a; Mrs. Myrtle Brownell, route
l, box 176; Earl B. Holmquist;
Mrs. Lulu r. Noble, route l, box
26.
Westmorland = Florence Bell
wood; Grace G.. FrowiSs. Heber-
Lester w. Knapp; Levi S. Neagle;
Herman w. Wood. Niland-Thom-
as L. Jones, box 38; Mrs Olga K.
Do 1le dine hoy 155
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08
Ice Tub and TOngs

FOR COUSIN MARY . for Sister
Jean or for that matter, any mod
ern homebody this useful Ice Tub
and Tongs will be highly priced.
It's fashioned by Chase guaranteeing
its correct style.
Other Ice Tub Sets at CSC to $3.50
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08

Authorities say that the most
popular beverage in the world is
tea.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08
Officer Reports ON
Guarding of Stores

Merchants of Ell Centro have left
the doors to their various business
establishments open 286 times since
the beginning of thi year, and have
failed 306 times to turn off their
display lights, Merchant Patrolman
Curtis Keating reported Tuesday to
Police Chief j. Sterling Oswalt.
Since the beginning of the year,
Heating said, he has discovered and
safeguarded $1,000 worth of property
left outside the business establish
ments after closing time, has found
seven places into which burglars
had entered, and has arrested IS
vagrants.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08
G.. B. Collins
Attends Meeting

c. B. Collins, county superinten-
dent of schools attended meeting
at San Diego state college last week
end where reports on the college
guidance program for secondary
schools were made.
Transfer problems were en-
phasized, the Importance of having
suitable information in permanent
record form for students which may
be made available as they transfer
from one school to another.
Among the valley educators pres
ent were: C. B. Collins, j. w. Law
son of Calexico. A. P. Shibley of
Holtville, Edgar H. McMath of Cali
patria; Miss Lillian Turner Of
Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08
A POSTMASTER
is a Gifted Idea

NO CHRISTMAS is complete with
out some lovely, permanently use
full gift like a ToaStmaster Set. The
complete Hostess Tray Ensemble
shown here Is the ideal gift - Dou-
BILE Slice Toaster $1,000 - individual
Single Slice Toaster $10.50 - Toast
master Junior, 2-Slice, $3.50 - Other
Toasters at %95 to $l495.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08

The Trocadero ro1 your evenings
entertainment. (J28tf)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08
WORK PARTY
SCHEDULED BY
JUNIOR G. OF c

Junior chamber of commerce
members at a meeting Monday
night scheduled a work party for
Sunday, going to Salton Sea to be-
gin preparation for the outboard
motor regatta to be held the first
of the year.
Others wishing to contribute their
efforts in return for boat ride are
assured of their welcome by Roy
Hammond, president.
Joe Thompson was appointed re-
| gatta chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08
Druggist, Victim in
Theft, Faces Charge

CINCINNATI, Dec. 8. WIR)-Her-
mann kaufman, druggist, was shot
in the arm by the two hoodlums
who smashed his door and ran off
with SIS worth of cigarettes. In
vestigating police looked over the
premises and added new trouble.
Tomorrow Katmann will be ar
raigned for possession of untaxed
liquor.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08

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Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08
(0UNTY[BtRIEFS [BtRIS

Cold Nights and M0rningsl How's
your wood supply? Phone l, Pio-
neer Truck and Transfer Co.
Quality and Service. D8
Certificate Filed-The Globe Fico
Fico company Monday filed a cer-
tificate of incorporation in superior
court, setting forth the purposes of
the corporation. The place Of in
corporation was Delaware.
See Forrest Damron fight Phil
Phil Van Slyck in Remember The
Day." December 18th and 18th. D8
Nelson Studio, 629 Main. Phone 181.
(N7)
Laundry Stolen-Ralph Russeau,
605 South Fourth street, reported to
police the theft Tuesday night of a
bundle of laundry from his automo-
bile, parked near Fourth and He'll
streets. The bundle was valued at
$25.
Closing Out Sale = Singer Shop.
127 Second ST., CaleXico. D8
90
Complaint Filed = Jewell Minton
seeks a divorce from Helen Minton
on the grounds of desertion and
cruelty. They married in 1924 and
have two minor children.
90
Now the Don Room FOR your steak
dinners. (J28tf)
90
Not Large Wardrobe but clean
and well pressed clothes count most
in ones appearance. American
Cleaners, 536 Main Phone 81. D8
90
Obtain Decrees-FrancesiS Marie
Baird was accorded an interlocutory
divorce decree Monday from John
r. Baird A similar decree was
granted Loretta Magpusao in her
suit against Andrew B. MagpuSao.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08
JUDGE THOMPSON Z
DRAWS OUT NAMES

Eighty prospective jurymen scheduled to report II
department No. of the Imperial county superior court
January From this list will be drawn those
the jury during the following three months
The names We're drawn Saturday by Judge Vaughn N
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08
New Fashions in
HEISEY Glassware

FOR BRIDGE PARTIES = for Ia
BILE ensembles or many other uses
these Sets of Ash Trays in Clear
Crystal will always be acceptable.
The Cigarette Box is separate at
75c Kelsey Pattern Salad Bowl
and Serving Tray - 2-pieces at SIPS
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08
Coast Guard Ready
To Aid Helpless Ship

SEATTLE, Dec. 8. (UP)-Coast
guarders stood by today to rush
aid to the motorship Nourmea of
the Republic of Panama, drifting
helplessly go miles off Tillamook
head on the Oregon coast with her
engines broken down.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-08

Send Him" a Gift Order for
pair of Florsheim Shoes at john
sons. D4-25
90
House Burglarized-A shotgun and
a quantity of bedding disappeared
from a ranch house west of Ar
menian road Monday night, accord
ing to report at the county sher-
ifs office. The missing articles
include: quilt, blanket, two bed
covers and two sheets.
The Trocadero ro1 your evenings
entertainment. (J28tf)
Gate Slides Taken-Twelve gate
slides were taken from check gates
on the Brooks ranch occupied by
Len Bucket on the San Diego high
way west of Ell Centre. One woven
steel wire gate also was taken, ac-
to report at the county
Sheriff'S office.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
MANAGER DENIES
LOUIS ENDORSES
ANY PARTY

Detroit, Oct Is tANP)-Joe
Louis, heavyweight fighter, has not
indo sed President Roosevelt and
other Democratic candidates for re
election, according to a statement
issued last week by John Roxbor-
ough, co-manage. of the fighter,
and brother of Charles Roxborough,
Congressional candidate here.
In q teleg am sent to Charles.
the co-manager said:
Joe did not make indorse-
ment of any party, for which
~ received favorable comment
from many New York papers.
Attended meeting in New Je--
sey at the request of Mayor
Hague. Was supposed to be
nOn-pOlitical, but one of those
tricks They were indignant
because Joe refused to make
Endorsements end sent fake
bulletin"
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
Why Laxatives
Fail In Stubborn
Constipation

Twelve to "a hours is too long to wait
when relief from clogued bowels ard
constipation Is needed, for then enor-
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AT ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS
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The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
X. G.. BULLDOGS
WIN OPENER 6 O

Failing to flash heir apparent
strength the Knoxille College Bull
dogs won their opening game of
the season agains a stubborn Nor
risa~crr e'ovan bv ttee scoro of 60
at Knoxville, last Friday afternoon.
A large crowd of fans who turn
ed out to see the new edition of the
Bulldogs left satisfied that the X.
G. eleven has a powerful line and
f'oile' 70 alisl-. DESPITE the fact that
Individually the backs look good.
The game soon developed into a
punting duel with neither team
having a decided edge. Morris
town stapped I'D en- Inc claws
took to the air, but failed to prove
dangerous.
The lone tally of the game came
early in the first quarter when Nc
Crazy, veteran K. C. end, blocked
g punt and C~hristnran, frosh full
back, recovered for Knoxville on
tn fi~e-vord line On the third
down Madison carried the ball over
the final marker. Attempted kick
for point after was no good.
Morristown made one very seri-
Gus threat in the final moments
of the game. A forty-five-yard
pass, Mackey to Gordon, gave the
visitors the ball on Knoxville's IS
line. Again they tried the pass
method but to no avail and Knox
vile took the ball on downs.
Knoxville at no time attempted
anything spectacular but stuck to
line plunges and end runs They
had the ball in thefr possession
most of the game but lacked the
punch to gain needed ground.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
John Henry Lewis
Sails for London

John Henry Lewis sails for
London Wednesday night on the
Queen Mary the champ is slated
to meet Len Harvey in a champion
ship fight Nov 8 at Wembley
stadium. His encourage will con-
sist Of Lar Y Amadee, traine ,; Red
Bruce and Honey Boy" Jones, as
s%parring partners. Laty Amadee
was formerly assistant to Jack
Blackburn in the Joe Louis stable,
but now has sole charge of John
Henry's training plans and quart
ers.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17

October morgan VS. Union at
at Baltimore, might game).
October 10-N. C. State VS. Blue
fled at Durham; st. Paul VS. A. and
7. College at Lawrenceville; Vir-
ginia St. vs. Hampton at Petersburg
October 16-Morgan VS. Lincoln
at Baltimore might game); A and
T. VS. Union at Greensboro.
October 17-Hampton VS. Blue
field at Hampton; N. C. State VS.
st. Paul at Durham; Virginia State
VS. Howard at Petersburg
October 24-Bluefield VS. Morgan
at Bluefield; Lincoln VS. Hampton
at Lincoln; A. and T. VS. Virginia
State at Greensboro; st. Augustine
VS. Shaw at Charlotte; Union VS. st.
Paul at Richmond.
October champion vs. A.
and 7. at Hampton; Howard VS.
Morgan at Washington; N. C.
State VS. Shaw at Durham; st.
Augustine VS. Smith at Raleigh;
st. Paul VS. Lincoln at Lawrence
vile; Union VS. Virginia State at
Richmond.
November Hampton VS. Ho-
ward at Hampton; Morgan vs. A.
and T. at Baltimore; st. Augustine
at Raleigh; Shaw VS. Virginia
State at Raleigh; Smith VS. Blue
field at Charlotte; and Union VS. N,
c. State at Richmond.
November 14-Howard VS. Union
a Washington; Morgan vs. Hamp-
ton at Baltimore; A. and T. VI Lin
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
She LOST 20
POUNDS OF FAT

Feel full of pep and possess the
slender form you erave-you can't
if you listen to gossipers.
To take off excess fat go light on
fatty meats, butter, cream and sug-
airy sweets eat more fruit and
vegetables and take a half teaspoon
full Of Kruschen Salts In q glass OF
hot water every mc~"i"" 70 aitnn'-
nata axcaes ra-t1.
Mrs. Elma Veriiie 81 5zasfe =
Grace, Md, writes: II took off q
bs.-my clothes fit me fine now
No drastic cathartics-no consti
U4C0s-lut Dl.-s7l 4c
ton when you take your little uaily
dose of Kruschen.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
Chicago Eyes Annual
Tuskegee- Wherefore
Clash at Soldiers Field

Chicago, Oct. Is (ANP)-The
nidwest's football-minded popuia-
ton has its eyes set on the annual
game at Soldiers field Satu day
= rernoon when Coach Hank Cor
,4thsr's Green Wave f ON WILDER
force university will try to deal
i st uction to Coach Cleve Abbot's
Tigers from down Tuskegee way
Because of the advance publicity
gwen the game, a crowd of 10000
IS expected if the weather is fair.
However, the e are two attractions
which may cut into attendance. At
Evanston the Northwestern uni
versity team with two colored half
lacks takes on the powerful Ohio
State eleven while down state the
Champaign there will be Iowa with
is eolored stars led by 0ze Sim
noas trying to defeat Illinois.
Local interest, however, will 70
JUS on the Wilberfo 'ce-Tuskegee
a1fz.v because of the infrequency
IN which college teams composed
entirely of members Of the race play
n this te ritory. There is also the
,1alitv e uncertainty, for despite
the fact that the southerners look
snger en- pare dope flies out
the window when these two schools
meet.
In order to put the finishing
soaches to his attack, Coach Cor
ruthe S last week had the Ohioans
u sg.ng in secret practice. Loss of
l8 letter men has created quite a
5roblem Pa ticular distressing is
the center position which was fill
Il last year by Tat Mcpherson,
now coach at Mississippi M. and l.
Institutes also were graduated
and an attempt has been made to
Tug this gap without g eat sue
IS Jake Spalding, veteran tackle
viii also be out with a knee injury.
However, the Force mentors have
promised a wide open game with
3saty Of 70 ward and lateral pass
Is.
Tuskegee boasts a strong team
~saheduled to go places this year.
The Alabamans have a veteran line
7lus several flashy backs, led by
Halfbaek Green. They are expected
to ely mainly on power plays dr.
ected at the weak spots of the
Force line
IN the opening game with Ho-
ward, the Tigers Won by a 21-0
score. The Green Wave was rolled
aack, 60, by West Kentucky to
inaugu ate the season but the
SQUAD has come far since then.
Tuskegee is due to arrive Thurs
day afternoon and will Timber up in
Washington ia k. Wherefore
will arrive Friday but no pre-game
aactice is scheduled.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
ARE YOU
NERVOUS?
Here is a way to help calrI
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The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17

coin at Greensboro; N. G. State
vs. Smith at Durham; and st. Paul
vs. Virginia State at Lawrenceville.
November 21-Bluefield VS. A.
and T. at Bluefield; st. Paul VS.
Hampton at Lawrenceville.
November &c - Thanksgiving
Day)-Howard VS. Lincoln at Wash
ington; A. and T. VS. N. G. State at
Greensboro; Shaw VS. St. Augustine
at Raleigh; Union VS. Hampton at
Richmond; and Virginia State VS.
Morgan at Petersburg
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
To Seek New
Triumphs Abroad

Pompton Lakes, N j., 0ct.2-
Joe Louis and his party of train
ers and managers arrived here
Tuesday morning to start training
for the ten round fight with Geo.
Brescia, the Argentine whirlwind,
at the New York Hippodrome on
Oct. 9th.
This will be the Bombers .ast
fight in the states prior to his sail
ing for London, where he is to en-
gage in a couple of battles, the
first for the championship of Eur
opo. Louis will receive a guaran-
tee of 100000, with a privilege of
cutting in on a percentage provided
the gate goes above a &c tain
amount
gatulated on his Olympic exploits.
Atton ey Oliver Randolph, head OF
the eastern COP publicity depart
ment of the colored division, is
touring and speaking with Jesse.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17

4 Paby For YOU

If you are denied the blessing
of a baby all your own and yearn
for a baby's arms and a baby's
smile. do not give up hope. Just
write in confidence 70 Mrs Mildred
Owens, Dept. C 262, Hanan Bldg
kansas City, Mo-, and she will tell
you about a simple home method
that helped her after being denied
15 years. Many others say this has
helped bless their lives Write nov
and try for thi- wonderful happi-
les
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
Yale Greets Jesse

Stanford, Conn, Oct. IS (C)-
Faculty members and students of
Yale university greeted Mr.. and
M 5. Jesse Owens when they APP
peared here last week on a whirl-
wind tour through the east for
Landon and Knox. Jesse was con-
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
BISHOP TOOKES AT
SHORTER OPENING

North Little Rock, Ark, Oct 18
(C)-Bishop H. Y. Tookes of the
A M E. chuNh was the main
speaker at the opening of Shorter
college last week. The school began
its Sind year.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
Tuskegee Humbles
Howard University

Tuskogee, Ala, Oct1s-After a
lapse of twenty-five years in a
game Of football played in Wash
ington in 1911, in which the Bisons
turned back the Tigers, 10 to 0,
Ts1skogee got sweet revenge here
last week by beating Howard uni
versity of Washington, 81 to 0.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17

He1e's the slant:
The only box office attraction
in the fight game today is Louis
The powers-that-be have temporar-
lily contracted to make Max Schmel-
ing the next champion Mike ia
cobs and Madison Square Garden
hold the cards in the fight game.
Braddock is a vassal of the Gar
den. which does not want HIM to
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
N THAT BOMBER BEING
.SIDETRACKED FROM TITLE

Joe Louis may meet Jimmy Braddock in February. News
of that the great Negro fighter will be matched against the
worlds heavyweight champion stirred those who have watched
the Brown Bomber fight his way up from the amateur ranks.
There will, however be disappointment when it is known
that the bout will be a nontitle go-if it es held.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17

fight anyone before he is knocked
silly by Schmeling, inasmuch as
Braddock may be knocked silly by
most anyone else
In order to keep the golden
stream of money flowing into their
Golfers, Mike Jacobs, representing
Louis, and Joe Gould, representing
Braddock, plan to arrange the logi-
cal bout early in the spring-said
logical bout being between Louis
and Braddock.
The only legal way they can get
around their obligations to the
Garden is by making the bout not
for the title.
This is, of course, ridiculous If
Louis is to fight Braddock it should
be for fistic supremacy. as we'll as
70. wealth.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
C.L.A.A. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Lawrenceville, Va. L. Whitehead, secretary-treasury of the
Colored intercollegiate Athletic Association, has released the
following shedule for member teams Of that organization for the
currant footLal saason:
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
A Riff in the Lutte

lntio lS, a h1tlG I'LL III
tho managerial lutes. The fans have
it in their power to make Joe Louis
champion, no matter how many
managers or boxing commissions
stand in his way. Louis figures to
defeat Braddock as easily as he
knocked over al Ettore The only
bout in which Braddoek has shown
any fot I'M was the one in which he
outpointed the flabby and carefree
Max Bear. The present champion
was ordered out of the ring by a
neferee three years ago when he
and Ettore put on a fight that was
an obvious farce
It is said that the decision as to
whether the Rraddock bout will
take place rests with Louis and
Louis managers. Such a fight
would draw a million dollar gate,
if held in the Olympic Stadium on
Feb. 23rd Another possible loca-
ton for the fight is the convention
auditorium in Atlantic City on the
same day. Braddock is being offer
ed $500, 000 guarantee fer the fight
Echange.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
GIVE GOODS G. >
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Giving Things Away Free
Be Successful
Write today for agents big money making
plan, free samples Magic Number Incense,
Roreen Hair Dressing. Keystone Labora-
tories. Dept. p. G. 10, Memphis, Tenn.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-17
JUDGE LESTER PALMER

Judge Lester Palmer is a candidate for reelection and is a
real friend of the colored people. AT the primaries last spring
with l9 candidates, he led the entire field by big majorities in
all the colored districts which proves he has a lot OF boosters and
friends among our people. He is always fair and c~onsiderate in
his decisions and s%ympathzes with the poor man. REFLECT
OUR PALMER to the municipal bench.