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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
10000 PLANTS
ORDERED IN
BEAUTY DRIVE

Proof that tae FL Centro Cham
Der of Commerce and PoSt-Press
Identification drive has taken root
among residents OF FL Centro was
evidenced by an announcement
Wednesday that 10000 petunia
plants at the E. D. Griffin home in
Ell Centro had been given to Ell
Centrans wishing to beautify their
yards =.
Griffin revealed that he had more
than 10000 petunia plants at his
home less than two weeks ago and
Wednesday phoned the tree plant
ing committee chairman to notify
taat group his supply had been
exhausted. 9.fl--.-. #t=
Tree planting committee mem
bers Immediately contacted lady
in Holtville who has several thou
sand petunia plants and made ar
rangegments to distribute more
plants beginning Monday.
The petunia plants which will
be available on Monday are of a
mixed variety and are said TO be
healthy plants which can success
fully be transplanted.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
PWA ENGINEER
TOURS POWER
LINE SETUP

Wright Felt, engineer sent here
by the Public Works aiministra-
ton to supervise construction of the
All American canal power system,
Wednesday had returned from his
final inspection of another power
distribution system built under his
direction. =.
The system is that of the Boulder
DAM Pioche line. a 226-mile diStri-
button system constructed while
Felt was Public Works administra-
ton state director in Nevada. The
system serves Pioche. mining
town: Caliente. a Union Pacific
DIVISION point; and an adjacent
farming area.
In three months of operation. said
Felt. the load has been built up to
the point where receipts take care
of operation and amortization of
the PWA loan with which it was
built. Volume Of business now eX-
ceedS estimates on which the gov
ernment loan was based.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
Auction Philosophy
BY ID. l.. lZINN

Folks, the streets of Ell Centre
in the evening look like one big
Xmas tree. #.
The president made the great
mistake of trying to work SEN
ator or congressman between
Thanksgiving and Xmas. hard enuff
at anytime. The boys Just couldn't
think of anything but their expense
account, which goes to show SEN
ators and congressman are almost
human.
Folks, | was a little peeyed over
Sundays baseball game, when they
let those fellows jockey us into
playing one more inning and let
US play our last half in the dark.
The umpires or the manager made
bad error. If we charge so cents
for baseball we must play so cent
ball. Now / sure want to see that
crack team coming Sunday and
we want to be prepared to play
real ball The park should be JAM
med up full. but boys if you don't
play the game. / am sure going to
pan you. Plug up the weak spots
and let's go to town with this old
ball game. After this panning I
wish you boys all Merry Xmas.
Now l want to wish all those
patient and foolisl, enough to read
this column a Merry Xmas, and
may your tables be loaded and your
socks full of presents.
I'll be seein' you.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
F. B. KELLOGG,
PEACE SAVANT
PASSES AT 81
CONTINUED from page \

ASOnllluSu AIOll rage i
comprised oniy TS words under
which SO nations rei1ounced war as
a means of settling disputes. 1t
gained him world renown - the
Grand Cross of the Legion of Hon
OF from France. and the Nobel
Peace prize for 1880. But he mad
long been known for his activities
as an attorney, senator, ambassador
to Great Britain and secretary of
state under President Calvin Cool
idge.
He ended his public career in
1885 when he resigned as Judge
from the world court at Geneva
after fiye-year term and retired
to his residence at St. Paul
kellogg rose to international
prominence from the obScurity of
a Minnesota farm He devoted his
later years to the promotion of
amity among nations.
He followed with keen interest
the conflicts along the Mediter-
ranean and in the Orient.
His final public utterance charg-
ed Japan with violation of the
nine power and Kellogg BRAND
pacts.
kellogg was the son of a home
steader and had no formal educa-
ton beyond grade school, yet his
ability won him honorary degrees
from six universities.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
CHILDDROWNS
IN MAIN CANAL

BRAWLEY, Dec. D. - Manuel
Garcia, year-ola son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Manuel Garcia. drowned Tues
day in the Spruce Main canal five
miles northwest of 5rawley.
The baby was playing in the yard
st the Garcia home at HIS Tues
day morning. Ten minutes later
Mrs. Garcia discovered her son was
missing. In another ten minutes
the father found the hfeless body
OF mis- child caught under bridge
in the canal a quarter of a mile
sway form the home.
A physician ana a tirst aid squad
from the Brawley fire department
Called 10 revive the baby The body
was taken to the Thornton under
taking establishment here. No III
quest was. scheduled by Deputy
Coroner Herbert Hughes.
You Haven't Read All the News
Until You've Read the Adds.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
STIMSON HITS REFERENDUM
PLAN IN CASE OF WARFARE

The Ludlow resolution due. Tor
early house consideration next
session already has been criticized
by President Roosevelt and Seere-
tary Of State Cordell Hull. It pro-
vides for submission to the states
of a referendum amendment to the
constitution.
Stimsonk said that the United
States wsA faced with a period of
world unSHtlement which. al
though we are confident that it is
transitory. is nevertheless profound
and disturbing sr
The former Secetary of state
warned that "a spirit of violence
and disregard for treaty obligations
is abroad and. althouh the govern
ments to which it is confined are
few in number. they are power
ful."
This is not the time for the "eX-
hibition Of untried panaceas or
any other evidence of instability OF
purpose" lie said
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
Death May Rob
Jersey Hills of
Yu!e Message

ORANGE, Nj, Dec. p. tUP
An art that died with the
man threatened today to pre-
vent the Christmas message that
has rung out over the Jersey
Hills annually for the past 90
years from the Carlton of st.
Johns church. .
Monsignor Paul I. Carew re-
vealed that with the death OF
Prof. Francis c. l.. Schreiner
last August, the secret of oper-
ating the complicated system of
chimes had been lost. Schreiner
installed the Carlton after IT
had been brought from Paris
i'm 1878 and had been its sole
operator.
Despite efforts of the rector
to locate a capable master for
the chimes. none has been found.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
Strike on Canal
Runs Into Snag
lContinued from PAGE ID

Continued from Page ID
coordinator 10 come here from Los
angeles to mediate the strike. Al
G late hour today they had no
success.
Meanwhile progress of the Allen
strike was watched anxiously by
officials of the Triangle Rock and
Gravel company. which has con-
tracted to furnish sand and gravel
on the canal. Labor leaders in
Yuma, they learned, have con-
suited their locals in San Pedro and
San Diego about advisability of
calling a strike on the open shop
Triangle job.
The only issue in the Allen strike
is the union demand for a closed
shop. Allen has declared that he
y i'll never meet the demand
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. D (UPl
John D. NJ. Hamiltotn, Republi-
can national committee chairman.
.oday said he thought President
Roosevelt decidedly is slipping"
Hamiltotn spoke at a conference
with COP leaders here.
The action of the present
Democratic congress in refusing to
accept The Presidents program
hook line land -sinker is the best
evidence of that he declared. "A
Democratic congress doesn't oppose
a popular Democratic President un-
less its members have found that
his policies are not as popular with
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
Verde Folk Will
Entertain Guests
ALAMO-V VERDE NOTES


MIR. and Mrs. D. Mckenzie will
have as their guests for the Christ
mas holidays Mr.. and Mrs, John
Gardner ami family of National
City and Mrs. Josephine Humiston
of Hollywood. Mrs. Gardner and
Mrs. Humiston are daughters of the
McKenzieS.
Verde school children will present
a Christmas program Tuesday eve
ming at 7:30 at the Verde school.
Miss Virginia Ryerson, Verde
school teacher, is spending the
Christmas holidays at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Ryerson of Holtville
Alamo scnool children gave a
Christmas program Friday alter
noon at the school. Christmas carols
were sung and presents exchanged.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Maurer will
have as their guests for the Christ
mas holidays Maurer's brother and
family, Mr., and Mrs. John Maurer
and son, Tommy, of Los Angeles,
and Maurer'S parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
Earl Maurer of BarstoW.
You Haven't Read All the News
Until You've read the Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22


Carl WorIana and George Woods
of San Diego visited Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. H. Cannon Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K Taylor and fam
lily accompanied by Taylors sister,
Mrs. Hattie Smith, returned from
Eureka, Kan, where they visited
relatives.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Armstrong and daughter Patsy
visited at the M. l.. Boone home.
Give Cannon, Ada Gallaher and
Iva Lee Higgins of Elm sponsored
a sale for the Seeley church Satur-
day in Ell Centre.
Julia Klingensmith accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. o. Hougland,
who has been her guest since the
THANKSGIVING holidays, are motor
ing to Inglewood to spend Christ
mas with relatives.
Millie Morgan of Ell Centre visit
el Monday evening with Evalyn
RoSenbaum.
Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Lowe. arrived from Los Angeles to
visit their daughter and son, Byrtle
Dickson and Elger Lowe.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. H. Cannon plan
to spend their Christmas at the
home OF Mrs. Cannon's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Sears of Lake
side, where there will be family
dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
Guide Books of
State to Include
Data on Valley

A series of state guide books, being
prepared by Elmer King OF Los
Angeles, will contain several pages
of information about Imperial VAL
ley, Robert Hays. secretary of the
El Centro Chamber of Commerce
incidated Wednesday.
The chamber has sent all PAM
phlets and agricultural data avail
able to King for use in preparation
of the guides.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
Christmas Program
Slated for Tonight
At Baptist Church

The regular Sunday school Christ
mas program will be presented at
7:45 pm. Wednesday at the First
Baptist church.
Mrs. L. C. Bennett will be in
charge of the pageant to be given
by the junior and intermediate
departments.
An added feature will be a thrill
ing story of Christmas at The
Front" to be told by Rudolph Miller.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
Engineers Daughter
Gets Contract With
Moving Picture Co.

Joan Felt. 5-year-old daughter of
Wright Felt. PWA project engineer
in charge OF the AL American canal
power system. this week was noti-
fled that Twentieth Century Fox
Films have taken up her option as
juvenile actress.
Joan, who was a recent visitor to
Imperial Valley, joins Shirley Tenn
pie and Jane Withers as one of the
three juvenile actresses under Fox
direction. Her next part is in six
Girls" a Mark Hellinger story.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22

in age from six months TO nine
wears, he said in his complain.
Public is invited to a Christmas
program at Martin Music Shop,
Thurs, Dec % at 1880 Ten Piano
ensemble and studio orchestra are
featured D24
Final Decree Granted A final
decree of divorce was granted
Tuesday to Viola Chase from Fred
B. Chase on the grounds of Wilfu
neglect,
Intend To Wed-A notice of IN
tention to wed was filed Tuesday
by Roberta Manjarrez, 81, Of Fire
bough. and Lidia Martinez, 10, OF
MeXicali.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22

NEW YORK. Dec % CUP)-The
LudlcW war referndum proposal
Is the most effective engine for
the disruption of national unity
on the threshold Of a national
crisis that could have been de-
vised. former Secretary of State
Henry L. Stimson said in a letter
which viii be printed in tomor-
rows New York Times.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
0UNIY1RRIEFS

Sues For DivOrce-Albert E Mar
tinez accused the mother of his
five children of adultery in a di-
vorce complaint filed in superior
court Tuesday. They married in
Ventura Feb. 6, 1928 and separated
in Feb. 1897. The children range
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
Report of Sharks
In Bay Disclosed

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ?. Wp
Warden James Johnston of Al
catraz Island prison disclosed to-
day that someone called him
and asked if il were true that
prison authorities planned TO
plant sharks in san Francisco
bay waters to discourage future
convict escape attempts.
II tcld him 1 couldn't com
ment becaude il would be too
prophetic" the warlen said.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
ROOSEVELT SLIPPING, SAYS
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE CHIEF
lNS As theY tOrfnerIN

their conSt4tuents as They Formerly
believed to be the case"
Hamilton departed for Los An
geles tonight for further confer
enCeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
Lions Celebrate
Christmas at Meet

Christmas was celebrated by
members of the Lions club at their
luncheon meeting Tuesday.
A special Christmas musical pro-
gram was presented and gifts were
exchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
WEATHER

tDafa implied by observers for
the official United states weather
bureau station mt VI CenfrO.b
Maximum Tuesday ...................-.... 81
Minimum Wednesday ..-.......-..... 80
Reading at Noon Wednesday
Temperature -...y. .-.s.........-.-......-.... 81
Humidity .---....................... 70
Reading at S am. Wednesday
Temperature @.........................-...... 81
Humidity ..-..... oi
Reading at 5 pm. Tuesday
Temperature -.........................--.-.-.. 9I
Humidity .,....,.,..s,........ ~
Los Angeles and vicinity = In
creasinq cloudiness with occasional
rain tonight and Thursday; snow
over .a high mountains; slihtly
warmer tonight; gentle southeast
to southwest wind, increasing.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
TAN COLLECTIONS
REACH S651,OO0

County tax collections have reach
ed a total of $65l, with Other
payments still to be added, Assessor
Collector Dan West, said Wednes-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-22
SAN DIEGANS
VISIT AT ELM

ELM NOTES
Carl WorIand and George Woods
of San Diego visited Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. H. Cannon Saturday.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
BEATEN, K0VERLY
RE|GNSASV VILLAIN
Davis Takes Mat Bout When
Rival Is Disqualified for
"Roping' Him.
. FORGE KovERLY's right to

- EORGE KOvERLY'S right to
reign as top villain in this
sector today was unques-
toned. but the profits, if
any. he will gain from his dubios dis
tinction appeared jeopardized by
Georges own willingness to make
graphing look all too real
Wee Willie Davis won in reverse
last night at Turner's Arena as Ko-
verify was disqualified. which now is
becoming a habit with the glarlng
Greek. The emoting consumed "A
minutes, the last part of which en-
tailed trying to pry Davis sizeab BILE
neck from a moose constructed by
Koverly.
Attacks Referee.
r EFEREE BENNY BORTN1CK first
~ attempted to unite the knot, but
George swatted him in the Adam s
apple and Benny plopped to the can
vas. The Turner private policeman,
assisted by Promoter Joe Turner and
several bluecoats finally succeeded in
untangling Davis and Bortnick recov-
cred in time to declare Willie the VIM
ner by Koverly's disqualification
Laverne Baxter, the former tops in
unorthodox tactics here, was the VIC
tim of q kangaroo kick authored by
Bill Sledge after IA minutes OF semi
f1nal while other matches saw Joe
Cox pin Reb Russell. Jack Hader toss
Al Billings and Hank Barber toss Jim
Cofneld.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
THINK WAR ADMIRAL
CAN BE CONQUERED
Horsemen Form Strong Field to
Cope With Riddle Colt in
American DERBY.

Bs the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 2s.-War Admiral
may have won the Kentucky
Derby and the Preakness, but ap-
parently there are plenty Of thorough
bred owners who believe the fleet
Samuel Riddle star can be beaten.
Entries for the $4,000 added Amer
ican Derby, to be run June 10 at WASH
ington Park, have been announced and
among the ~ horses named are several
expected to make War Admiral step
along to win the historic old WASH
ington Park feature.
Col. Edward r. Bradley entered
Brooklyn, Biologist and Bilhonaire,
while Warren Wright entered Privi-
legged. Mrs. Ethel v. Mars nominated
Mars She'd, Military, Reaping Reward
and Murph. Jerome II. Louchheim
named Pompoon, second to War
Admiral In both the Kentucky Derby
and Preakness.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
Clarke Robinson Favored,

THE two matches were to wind up
the womens competition In the
City of Washington tournament which
continues with the mems singles and
doubles tomorrow and will not be nm
ished until after the juniors and boys
have their tournament in mid-June.
Seeded No. /. Miss Clarke and Mrs.
Robinson were slight favorites to re-
tain their doubles crown. They swept
through their preliminary rounds with
the loss Of only two games in two
matches, Kay Baker and Willie
O'Steen accounting for those yester-
day when they were beaten 81, 81.
The Misses Cootes and Greason.
however, indicated at the same time
they would offer stubborn opposition
by their 6-3, 6-3 defeat of Sara
Moore and Dorette Miller. Miss Moore
and Mrs. Miller were finalists last year
and were seeded just, behind the de-
Tending titleholders.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
BRADD0CK PR|MED,
MED|CO DECLARES
Commission Head Satisfied.
Louis Sparring Mate Is
"0ut" Three Minutes.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
- H1CAGO. May 2s-Chairman
Joe Triner of the Illinois
State Athletic Commission
~ satisfied as to the condition
Of Heavyweight Champion Jim Brad
dock said today commission physi-
clan next week will examine Joe Louis
who will meet Braddock for the title
June % at Comiskey Park.
DR.. Frank Lagorio examined Brad
dock yesterday, both before and after
workout by the title holder at his
Grand Beach, Mich, training camp.
The physician reported Braddock in
excellent" shape. Next week DR..
Lagorio will 60 to Kenosha, Wis, to
report on Louis condition.
Braddock worked four rounds yes
terday with four different sparmates.
Louis went round each against six
hired hands in drill conducted in
doors because Of cold weather. The
Brown Bomber appeared faster than
he has been and landed right hand
smash that put Sparmate Louis Wolf
'out" for three minutes.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.

American League.
Battlng-Cronin. Red Sox, .421:
Runs-Greenbere Tigers. %: Coch-
rane. GehrinRer and Walker. Tigers.
Runs batted in-Greenberg. Tigers.
and Bonura. White So1. 81.
HitsEWalker. Tigers. As; Larry. In
,rI Doubles,Ben. Browns, Il; vosmik.
a.5s TI|0Ie'Ikuhel. i0Is Senators. 8: Stone.
Home runs-Selkirk. Yankees. 3:
Foxx. Red Sox; Johnson. Athletics. and
Greenberg. Tigers. T.
Stolen bases-Appling White Sox.
Z: Walker. Tigers: Pytlak. Indians.
and CHAPMAN. Senators. 6 each.
Pitching-Pearson. Yankees. and
Hudln. Indians 40
National League.
Batting-Medwick, Cardinals. .427:
Hassett Dodgers; 3a7
tell. Giants. and Galan. Cubs. 26.
Runs batted in--Medwick Cardinals.
35 Demaree Cubs g"
Hts-Medwck Cardinals so: Has
= sett. Dodgers. and Arnovich. Phillies.
Doubles Medwick. Cardinals. "A:
Hassett Dodsers II.
Triples-Vauehan and Handley. Pi-
Home runs-Bartell. Giants. 10;
Mcdwtck. Cardinals. 8.
s. Layagetto and Brack: DODGERS. s.
Pitchinc-Hubbell. Giants so;
Warneke Cardinals. and Bowman. Pi-
rates 5-l
Evening star., 1937-05-28
SEES RECORD GATE
FOR D. c. RING SHOW
Total Now $4,000, Goldie Ahearn
Predicts $4,000 Advance
Sale for Police Gard

MATCHMAKER GOLDIE AHEARN
today predicted the largest gate
ever to be drawn here for boxing card
on the police benefit boxing show at
Grif1ith Stadium June as result Of
an $4,000 advance sale which he ex-
poets to reach $4,000.
Meantime the odds on Norment
Quarles, North Carolina lightweight
shifted following his first workout here
yesterday in which he knocked out
Bobby Dechter, local fighter, in one
round with a left hook to the Jaw.
Quarles is slated to face COWBOY
Howard Scott, who twice has trimmed
him.
Phil Regan, popular movie singer,
has donated trophy to the police
precinct selling the most tickets for
the card. Regan. former collegiate
boxer, is an enthusiastic fan and
worked in the corner Of Freddie Miller
when he lost his world featherweight
title to Petey Sarron here last May.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
CANTWEL[ MOUND
STAR Of INT LOOP
Major Vet Gets Seven Wins
in Row for Jersey City,
Last Over Orioles.
Ev the Associated Pres!


~ LID BEN CANTWE1L, is seeing
the light again. The veteran
\ J right-hander is curving
them over for jersey City,s
Giants in the International League In
a manner reminiscent of the day when
the late John McGraw first set eyes
on him.
Cantwell never had much of a fast
ball, but ne had uncanny control and
McGraw bought him in 1927 for his
New Workers. He failed to live up to
the "old mans" expectations, however,
and was traded to the Boston Braves.
He pitched eight years for that club,
hitting the peak of his form in 1898.
when he won 20 games and lost 10.
Hampered by sore arm he started
slipping and last Winter Boston sold
him down the river to Jersey City.
He's making good In q big way for the
Jerseys and may be climbing back to
the majors in the varsity" Giants
uniform soon.
Ben has gone to the mound seven
times for Jersey City this season and
has won every time. He chalked up
No. by score of 81 yesterday as he
muffled the betting bats Of the Balti-
more Orioles with three hits.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
MIDDLE BOUT PUT OFF

SEATTLE, May % (P.-Promoter
Nate Druxman announced he has in
definitely postponed the proposed
Freddie Steele-Ken Overlin middle
weight championship fight because
managers are unable to agree on .
date.
Originally scheduled for May 4, the
bout between Champion Steele and
Overlin was first postponed because
Of the latter's illness.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
TW0PR|zES AWAIT
FAIR TENNIS FOES
Edith Clarke, Mary Cootes
Due Star Cups in Both
Singles, Doubles.

~ DITH CLARKE and Mary
l. Cootes each were to get two
prizes from The Evening Star
- this afternoon, but whether
either neither or both were to be first
prizes. depended upon the outcome Of
their dual rivalry in final matches Of
City Of Washington women's tennis
tournament.
Their first and major objective. car
rying with it a l2-month lease on
The Star perpetual gold trophy, was to
be the singles championship Of the
Evening star., 1937-05-28
RACE IN A. A. TIGHTENS
Four Clubs Challenge Skidding
Brewers, Beaten Six in Row.

CHICAGO. May % (P,.-It may be
an iii wind" for the champion Mil
waukee Brewers, but its blowing up a
red hot American Association pennant
race.
The Brewers. who took big lead
from the start OF the current campaign
and appeared likely to make a run
away of the title chase. dropped their
sixth straight game last night, bowing
to Toledo's ambitious Mud Hens. 3 to |.
With Toledo, Minneapolis. Louisville
and Columbus all in positions to chal-
lenge, the pennant battle is warmer
than at any time since the season
opened.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
ELITES HAVE DATE
Face Grays Here Tomorrow In
Colored Base Ball Game.

Tom Wilson's Washington Elites,
picked by many as the class Of the
Negro National Base Ball League,
will usher in the local colored base
ball season here tomorrow when they
play the Homestead Grays at Griffith
Stadium, starting at 3 o'clock.
josh Gibson, the visitors catcher,
Is acknowledged the best receiver IN
colored ranks and is dubbed the
BLACK Babe Ruth" He led the league
In batting last season and won the
annual award for the most valuable
player.