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Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21


With the football season not yet
at the hallway mark it may seem
strange to you that I already have
started to pick my All-Ameriea
team
I have selected my right guard
and nothing that happens during
the remainder of the football sea-
son can possibly make me change
my mind. He may lose every game
for his team, he may be dropped
to the third squad, or he may even
decide not to play any more foot
ball. nevertheless he is the right
guard on my 1887 All-America team.
I'll admit this is peculiar behavior
on my part. But when give you
nv reasons I feel certain that you
will agree that am doing the right
thing. Below, listed in very neat or
Ger, is my explanation.
l. Ny right guards name is Morris
McLemore. He is on the Vanderbilt
university squad and-let him deny
if he will--he is my first cousin.
.. He is the first McLemore-and
I can trace our lineage clear back
to the Herbert Hoover administra-
tion-who ever was in a position to
be placed on an all-America team
by anybody. 1 once was the family
hope. but wound up as a third
stringer on the Parchesi squad, and
was out with injuries most of the
year.
8. I used to spend lots of my
summers with his parents, uncle
Orville and Aunt Deda, picking
their son on the all-America seems
only fair if partial payment of
my dest.
4. If I didn't pick my cousin for
the All-America Aunt Deda prob
ably would write to mama and ask
why doesn't Henry pick Morris
on his all-America team?"
5. Then mama would write to me
and say: Son, your aunt Deda is
very much hurt because you have
Mt put your cousir. MOTHS os4 some
thing or other you pick every year.
And l ran't quite understand you
worrying your aunt Deda after all
she has done for your
s. Morris O KmZe, despite his
relation to me, is whale of de-
fensiye guard. I may be the first
but not the last man to pick him
as all-America. This is his first
year on the varsity, and given two
more years experience and he'll be
going to town like some of our
forebears did on Saturday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Blood Tied With
Tinsley for Pro
Scoring HOn0rs

NEW YORK, Oct. 81. (UP)-
Johnny Blood, player-coach of the
Pittsburgh Pirates, was tied today
with Gaynell Tinsley, Chicago Car
dinal, for the scoring lead in the
national professional football league.
Blood, tied for fourth a week ago,
brought his total touchdowns to
five, for 30 points, during the past
week.
Sammy Baugh, former Texas
Christian star now with Washington
leads the passers. "Slingin' Sammy"
has completed A out of 81 passes
for 579 yards. Tinsley leads the pass
receivers with 419 yards.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
F0rdham Stresses
Pass Defense

NEW YORK, Oct. 81. CUP)-Ford-
hams wall of granite which
stopped Pittsburgh's husky backs
last week. concent-c ted today on
forward pass defense ! prepara-
ton for its game here Saturday
against Texas Christian.
The Rams also concentrated on
their own passing attack, on the
theory that the best way to fight
passing is to pass.
The T.C.U. squad, with its band
of Swinging Syncopators, will arrive
in New York tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Referee Set Down
For IncOmpetency

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 81. (UP)-
Referee Fred Gilmore began today
an indefinite suspension of what
was termed "incompetency" by DR..
Harry w. Martin, state athletic COM
missioner
Martin declared Gilmore's deci-
sion giving Lon Zorrita of Los An
geles the edge over Pete De Ruzza
of New York at Olympic auditorium
Tuesday night was beyond con-
doning". De Ruzza was given a sub
stantial margin by ringsiders.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
WATER POLO
TEAM CHOSEN

NEW YORK, Oct. 81. (UP)-An
all American swimming, diving and
water polo team for 1887 was an
nounced today by the aquatic COM
mittee of the amateur athletic union.
Ralph Flanagan of Miami, out
standing swimmer of the country,
was named captain of the honor
squad. Flanagan gained all America
rating in the 440, 500, 300, 1900 me-
ters and one mile freestyle events.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
War Admiral Ready to
Return to Racing Wars

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 81. (UP)-
War Admiral, champion three year
old of the 1887 turf season, was
ready to return to racing today.
The Admiral, winner last sum-
mer of the Kentucky Derby, Preak
ness and Belmont events, worked a
mile and a furlong over sloppy
track yesterday in 1:59.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
'Aefs AT
Glance

|gher in active trading
BY after profit taking
tnment issues irregular
Fks resume upswing af-
|rity.
|xcnange irregular; ster-
French franc firm.
|xchal,ged TO ? points
lehangea to off Is cent;
|1ss higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
|YORK STOCKS

RK. Oct. 2I lUP)-The
let absorbed large a
profit taking today and
s advance for the third
ession with volume un-
by's 4.340, 200 shares.
advanced in the first
gain in the last. Be
periods, price recess
dominated with steel
k. notably L $. Steel,
sues led a late recovery
Tor an early IC.C. de-
Ing freight rates. Pri-
the worst at midday
best in the last hour.
htened on declines and
pm rallies.
vorable news item had
ontrast with the reeen
ignore them Car load.
Increase. Constructor
ales gained Several fay.
|oration reports were as
ble factors had l!ttle ef-
them. the Weekly Dur
rect Business Activity
led "a decline to the low
nee June q. 1896
ef today fell the stee
build point the way fol
narket's course over the
Eeeks. Heavy steel cen
Ia a steadier pace thar
n curtailment was par
astic.
pn TO anticipation of 2
Increase for the rail.
hers looked for upward
u of pa ssen ger rates. New
@l touched 19& early and
q close was around = To-
ore than . points.
Hcific Jumped TO S9 from
-. which was off 3ia
ftison rose 3 points iron
as, up ~ net.
Mates steel touched 5s5
s turned the loss into
gain. Youngstown Shee
NJ efhlehem and Republi
actions II more than
u Telephone met invest
-Hnu and rose 70 lbo II
Z rallied sharply afte
~ off 1 General NO
4, enc point gain.
c%nd utilities came hac
~ losses. Pubic servic
u 81 ontgomery Ward an
ssAck We're slrong Wesl
&etric made NJ q loss 9
1evie shares siren gther
: ifamolnt active. Jerse
.-fflN in oils
/, IL closing averages 10
E4s un O.qa Rallroa
iTtiiity 2e.43. up o,7I
Sns apm1Nimated $40
.s,om pared wAth 4 a,S49.VQ
4rdAN curb transaction
,.sa go enc shares Gem
oc0 shaffs yesterda'
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
OREGON-O.S.C. GAME
REGARDED TOSSUP

EUGENE, Ore, Oct. 81. CUP)-
The University of Oregon Webfeet
and the Oregon State college Beav-
ers eyed each other with equal ap-
prehension today as they made final
preparations for their annual civil
war; game Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
U.C.L.A. SEARCHES
FOR BACKFIELD

LOS ANGELES, Oct 81. (UP)-
University of California at Los An
geles appeared today still fishing
for a backfield combination to
start against Washington State Sat-
urday. Izzy Cantor saw considerable
action in scrimmage yesterday as
the Bruins worked chiefly on de-
fenSive tactics.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Experts Given Chance to
Win Tickets This Week

Grid experts from all parts OF the
valley today studied all available
records and selected their winners
for this weeks Post-Press grid con-
test. The selections have been tough
in past weeks but this weeks list
appears to have the edge over the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 81. (UP)-
The Loyola Lions Continued to ef-
feet defensive combination for
Santa Clara's romping backs at the
same time seeking additional punch
In the backfield. Tha Lions worked
three hours yesterday again 9ron-
co formations.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
STANFORD TO
MEET HUSKIES

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 81.
CUP)-The Stanford university foot
ball squad left here today Tor Seat
tie for Saturday game with the
University of Washington. It ap-
peared likely that Bill Paulman,
star quarterback, would be back in
the starting lineup.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21

others IN pu2zIlng prognostlcators.
So if you're sure of picking 'em
correctly here's an easy chance to
win two tickets to the Ell Centro-
Holtville game and pick up five
points in the season race for Rose
Bowl tickets.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21

boring in at the final bell
Joe Padilla, clever CaleXico Mexi-
can, will tackle Jack Curley in the
feature bout of the program. Jess
Gotta, who defeated TINT Cobb in
Brawley, will meet Don Mcmahon
and Tuffy Loudermilk will clash
with Bobbie Pacheco
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
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No. 1888
suPERIOR COURT OF
ATE OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF
Il.
IRRIGATION
Plaintiff
vs..
SHEA and KATHERINE
wife, SECURITY TITLE
|E AND GUARANTEE
a Corporation. Trustee,
RICK, et al.
Defendants.
Horton and Geo. r
neys for Plaintiff.
LIE OF THE STATE OF
IA SEND GREETINGS
hea and Katherine Shea
| |5ecurity Title Insurance
.ntee Company. a Cor
trustee, A. E. Patrick
Jane Doe. Richard Roe,
company. a Corporation.
& Roe Company, a Co
Defendants.
~ HEREBY DIRECTED
~ and answer the Gem
action entitled as above
inst you in the Superior
he County Of Imperial,
lifornia, within ten days
service on YOU Of this
If served within this
within thirty days if
where.
are hereby notified that
appear and answer as
Ired, the said plaintiff
Idgment for any money
demanded in the COM
arising upon contract,
apply to the Court for
relief demanded in the
inder my hand and the
Superior Court of the
Imperial, State Of Cali
21st day of September
h. j. McCLELLAND,
Clerk
B %. N 5 u 10 &c. D 3 10
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Z. A. BUTTER & EGGS
L. =. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. oct d up
Corn. yellow Maze .... $l.60-8l. 50
Rarley white marriott S1.45. 81 .55
wheat. Calf. sacked 81. So. 1.67 "a
raNf. Milo ...-..-.... S15O. 81 co
Enffr no white . 81 .50-S1 SO
oats. calf .....-....-.- 81 10 -Sl1b
Paraiey feed ..-...-.t.. $40 81 30
MInfea. red and wniie Sl.30. Sl.35
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 81. (UP)-

LOS ANGELES, Oct. q. (UP)-
A squad of 80 use. Trojans leave
by special train tonight for Satur-
days game with the California
Bears. Coach Howard Jones report
edly drilled them secretly yesterday
for an aerial attack, stressing flat
passes from Lansdell and Nave to
halfbacks and ends. Angelo Pecci-
anti, injured first team fullback,
was not on the tentative roster
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
Weller Champ
Seeks Second Win
I'm I'll Cenfro Rinq

Miller Fonseca conqueror of Shorty Hogue will return
to the Ell Centre athletic club to add another valley light
weight to his title collection tonight when the state well
terweight champ from Long Beach meets Jimmie Allen
in the main event FOnseea, whose weaving and dodgng
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES Oct y (UP)-
Hogs 800. early active, about
steady: bulk truck-inE 10.45-10.75.
Cattle 500. holdovers 6O7. Slow,
about steady. common - medium
steers 1880: MeEicang s.. few
feeders z: good fed heifers $50:
erass heifers down: cows 5-6.25; /;
cutter grade 3.25-475; stock cows
5o-a.75 bulls 70 $50. CALVES 500.
Fully steady few yealers 10 10;
calves So
sheep 200. STEADY; medium ewes
8 ; good wooled lamba quoted to 10.
WASHINGTON, Oct q U2)-The
war department today awarded q
contract for S1,731,407 TO the North
American Aviation Co. of Engle-
wood Calf. for construction Of 55
{ additional observation airplanes.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
kings to Make Bid
" Grid Recognition
tyille Given Even
Chance to Win Tonight

lille high schools Vikings, boasting their strongest
squad since 1888, tonight will make a serious bid
all recognition in the valley when Pete Walkers
tackle Coach Covington's CaleXico Bulldogs in the
rue game The Vikings, long the doormat for
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
A. BANKS

kef4lnS Oct 1I fCF9
Il. l1a 11
"a Nat Nn Quote
I. A. NAY
g.Es Oct q crrl
$500
ftra SehfO So SO
/ &Mtr " SIS 20
NJ sssAet $49.se -ae.so
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
SPORT S
PARADE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 81. (UP)
With the football season not yet
at the hallway mark it may seem
strange to you that I already have
started to pick my All-America
team
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21

le Teams, appears % DC
strong as Calexico and
bic to apset the dope
IN the teams clash to-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
COTTON
CHICAGO GRAINS

Spots Steady, middIIng SOB; saI
] 143O.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
/. McCLELLAND

%. N 5 Il l9 &c. D 3 10
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-30
ShrOuds
Shaving on Yacht
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page -
Mrs Jack Morgan, wife of for
mer naval officer Los Angeles.
Miss Elsie Berdan, Los Angeles.
George Sternack, Los Angeles.
Robert Horn, Los Angeles.
Morgan was believed to have
chartered the yacht from Owner
Faulding and to have engaged him
as skipper. But the passengers
names wirelessed by the Perseus
did not include Morgan's.
The Aafje, schooner yacht with
a motor auxiliary. not equipped with
radio. was chartered for a two-day
trip around Catalina island. Pro-
visioned for two days. she sailed
from this port Dec. 20 and that
was the last heard of her until
Monday when a naval flier sighted
Yacht wallowing helplessly in the
long troughS of the sea.
He thought her appearance
strange. dove his plane, circled her.
An auxiliary sail was up. On Its
canvas. sprawled in huge, wavering
letters was: IS. O. S" He saw what
appeared to be a body on deck. the
broken stump of mast, debris in
dicating that the ship had been
through a storm.
This was $50 miles south of San
Pedro, miles off her course TO or
from Catalina island.
Tuesday another naval plane flew
to the yacht 1t was a seaplane,
and it landed beside the yacht
The pilot had a look around and
returned to shore where he report
ed to his superiors that he had
seen a body on deck and that
man who said he was Jack Morgan
told him that the man shot to
death was the yachts skipper.
Faulding.
He reported also that the yacht
was without fuel for her auxiliary
motor and that all on board had
been without food and water for
three days.
Yesterday another naval plane.
accompanied by two coast guard
planes. flew out Her pilot went
aboard and returned to San Pedro
AMI reported to his superiors, who
declined to make public anything
of what he had seen. Meanwhile
the Perseus reached the scene, and
its officers took charge.
This is no affair of ours a
naval spokesman said 1T is
matter for the bureau of investiga-
ton"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-30
Farmers Warned
Not to Rush Beats
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-
cheaper production of the crop.
Seed bed experiments have been
carried out at Berkeley and expri-
ments are also being furthered to
develop drills to make planting of
sugar beets more uniform.
Spacing tests and tests for mech
anical harvesting have been tried
and progress has been shown in
each test.
L. G. Goar. superintendent at
the Meloland station, outlined re-
suits from experiments at the sta
ton.
Best yields in sugar beet plant
ings, Goar explained, have been
realized from those planted by
Oct. /. Yields from paintings in
November and in December we're
successfully smaller, Goar said.
Bert Smith, from the state agri-
cultural conservation offices in
Berkeley gave a brief talk in which
he discussed sugar neets in rela-
ton to the recent sugar act and
in relation to the conservation pro-
gram.
Growers later visited the L. A.
Blackman ranch and the Hunt
Bros. ranch where they inspected
tests in fertilization of sugar beets.
Frank Beyschlag, farm advisor,
emphasized that tests carried on
to date have not been sufficient
to recommend any particular fer
tilizer, but urged growers to start
tests of their own in an effort to
determine which method is most
s,lcceSSful
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-30
.TABOADA TAKES
HAND IN Aqua
CALI CASE

Aqua CALIENTE, Baja Cal, Dec.
80. lUP)-Legal papers which "as-
sure that the Aqua Caliente turf
club will open Sunday and remain
OPEN" were received here today, a
spokesman for Gene Normile, pres
ident and manager of the 100000
racing establishment, said
The papers were brought here by
attorneys for Normile who flew
from Mexico City. and stopped off
in MeXicali for a conference with
Gov.-Col. Rudolfo Sanchez Taboada.
Track officials continued to stead
fastly deny that the appropriation
decree of President Lazaro Car
denas, against the property of the
Aqua Caliente Hotel company, does
not affect the turf club.
MEXICALI. Baja Cal. Dec. 80.
(UP)-Gov.- Col. Rudolfo Sanchez
Taboada today refused to disclose
whether he brought a decree ex-
propriating the properties of the
Aqua Caliente resort with him
when he returned by plane from
Mexico City.
The governor. close personal
friend OF President Lazaro Carde-
mas. pointed out. however. that no
seizure of any property will be
possible until after Jan. 3. when
official DEGREES will be published in
"Dario Oficiar
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-30
Traffic VioIator
Locks Self in Car,
Defies Policeman

CHICAGO. Dec. 80. up
Writing a traffic ticket for Rob-
ert Swikel is one thing but Civ
ing il to him is another, police
learned.
When Swikel made a u turn
on Michigan avenue. Policeman
Robert Fall decided he should
have ticket. But Zwikel had
other ideas.
He locked the doors of his
car and refused TO open them.
Policeman Fell waved the
ticket and shouted to Zwikel
that he was under arrest.
That's what you Think
shouted Zwikel.
Fall summoned patrol wag-
on. Still Zwikel refused to bulge.
Then tow truck arrived, and
Zwikers sit-down fortress was
pulled to the police station.
There, Walter Storms, deputy
chief of detectives, decided
enough was too much. smashed
a window with his gun butt.
and collared Zwikel.
You're going to make my
wife sore" warned Zwikel. II
was supposed TO meet her an
hour ago"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-30
FIGHT
ON 25-MILE
BATTLE FRONT

HENDAYE, FRENCH = SPANISH
FRONTIER, Dec. 30. (UP)-Spanish
Nationalists and Loyalists clashed
on a 25-mile front outside Teruel
today in what may prove to be
the biggest battle of the civil war.
Nationalists asserted that in the
opening phase of the battle they
broke through Loyalist lines north
west of Teruel for a gain of Ii
miles. They said also that the
Loyalist left wing was threatened
with disaster by a Nationalist turn
ing movement.
Loyalists. admitting that the Ma
tionalists had started a big scale
attack, asserted that two thrusts
at their lines were thrown back
with heavy losses.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-30
County Briefs

NO.ice Filed-A notice of inten-
ton to wed was filed with County
Clerk w. j. McClelland Wednesday
by Herman Frederick Barfell, %,
Brawley, and lola Maiell Holman,
l9. WeStmorland.
MS WIFE
Moving from here to there or
back again. Piano and household
goods. Buy Xmas tuberculosis
seals and enjoy real Xmas. Pio-
neer Truck and Transfer co.
Phone |. D30
Dwelling Planned-The city en-
gineer's office Thursday granted
permission to Mrs. Lille Burn to
construct a dwelling at 769 Ell Cen
tro avenue at a cost of $500. An
other permit was issued to Mark
E. Magee for alterations at 1917
Olive avenue, costing $500.
Vagrant Jailed - Thelma Grant,
81, is serving 80 days in the county
Jail for vagrancy in BraWley.
Ranch House Burglarizcd-Cloth-
ing and bedding were taken from
the Tracy Clay house on the Tim
kin ranch south of Brawley We'd
nesday night. Clay asked deputy
sheriffs to investigate.
Construction Camp LOOted-Con-
struction materials were stolen
from the All American canal con-
struction camp of Bennett and
Taylor near Calexico Wednesday
night, the county sheriff's office
was informed Tuesday. The miss
ing articles include shovels, ham
mers, wrenches, saws, washers, and
bolts.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-30
ORIENT PERILS
WORLD PEACE
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communities. He said he viewed
with concern the almost static con-
dition of population in Imperial
Valley and felt that growth was
being impaired by an unfavorable
credit reputation.
In the realm of national events,
he said that patience and public
effort would bring together the
forces which have united to cause
the present temporary recession.
The program included New Year
resolutions on other Rotary men,
bers, composed and given by w. A.
Scheniman, Chas. E. Sones, Charles
Blalack, w. w. McEuen, and o. G..
Horne.
Miss Virginia Loofbourrow sang
soprano selections. She was ac-
companied by Ruth Teeple Reid.
Ed. Schiller arranged the reSolu-
tions portion of the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-30
ThreePlane
Crash Kills
7 Airnnen

CALI, Colombia, Dec. 30.
(UP)-Seven persons were
killed We'd, w h e n planes,
Cuban "Good VIII planes,
buffeted by powerful air
currents in a violent Andean storm,
collidSd and crashed in flames in
a mountainous region - miles west
of Cali.
The planes we're in squadron
of four making an air cruise OF
Latin American capitals in behalf
of the Columbus memorial light
house proposed for erection in the
harbor OF Ciudad Trujillo, Domini-
can Republic. The fourth machine,
piloted by Maj. Frank Miranda of
the Dominican army, landed safe
ly at Paitllla Field, Panama.
The dead were:
Lieut.. Feliciano Riseche of the
Cuban army, pilot of the plane
Nina.
Roberto Perez. his mechanic.
Lieut.. Antonio Peleaz of the Gu
ban army, pilot of the plane Santa
Maria.
Manuel Ramos, his mechanic.
Lieut. Alfredo Jimenez, pilot OF
the plane La Planta.
Pedro Castillo, his mechanic.
Ruy Lugovina, newspaper man,
a passenger in the Santa Maria.
All of the Cuban planes were
named after vessels in Columbus
squadron.
With the exception of that Of
Lieut.. Menendez Peleaz, all of the
bodies we're burned beyond recog-
milton. PeleaZ. an outstanding pilot,
made a Havana to Madrid flight
two years ago.
Rescue parties were obliged to
cut their way through mountain
jungles to reach the site of the
crash They said the three planes
we're flying low, apparently seeking
to avoid tn storm, but that the
fourth plane was very high.
According to the witnesses, the
planes appeared to deadlock NOM
entarily. burst into flames and
then crashed separately.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-30
BONDHOLDERS
MEET PUT OFF

Imperial Irrigation District di-
rectors agreed Thursday to post
ponement of their meeting with a
bondholderS' committee from Mon
day to Wednesday of next week at
Los Angeles.
Postponement was made nee
cSsary because an important men,
Der of the bondholders' group will
not arrive in Los Angeles until
Wednesday, President Evan t.
Hewes of the district said.
The bondholders and directors
will discuss proposed refunding of
the districts outstanding in6ebt-
ness. The meeting will be held at
9O51 West Pico street, Los Angeles.
You Haven't Read All the News
Until You've read the Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-30
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-30
Burglar Suspect I
Locked in Jail

Lack of $1,000 bail forced John|
Carter. 26, TO remain in the county
iaiI after he was ordered held for
trial in superior court on a charge
of burglarizing the Love Grocery
store in Calipatria.
Carter entered the r. M. Chap
man real estate office next to the
grocery and cut a hole in the wall
to effect entrance to the store,
witness testified at preliminary
hearing held in Calipatria We'd
nesday. When arrested he was in
the office of the store, officers said,
and not searching for food as he
contended
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-30
FRANK FAY SEEKS
HELP OF FRIENDS

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 30. duP)-
Frank Fay sought out his friends
today to ask If they would go to
court and say what a good fellow
ne was. He has until Jan. 10 to
reout the testimony of his former
wife, Barbara Stanwyck, who told
the Judge yesterday that Fay was
not 1T to see their adopted son.
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