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Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30

New vocalist with Claude Hopkins
orchestra, who has won the admira-
tion of severe Broadway critics for
her. spicy Interpretation of present
day song hits. Miss White also
plays, the piano exceptionally well
and Maestro Hopkins has arranged
a brilliant pianologue which the two
are using on their current tour.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30
CT Thirty Days For
Striking His Wife

Earl Wilson, 36 years old, 619
Sixth avenue north, was sentenced
to 30 days on an assault and bat
terry charge and 60 days on a charge
Of non-support. He was accused Of
striking his wife with a water glass
and with non-support of his wife and
four children.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30

Sunday at Bethesda will be Mis-
sionary day. The chairman of pro-
gram Is M. c. Washington. Illness
prevented her arrangement of the
program. Mr.. E. Wellington, presi-
dent, arranged the program. At the
morning worship Mrs. Lee win be
guest speaker. Music win be furnished
by the Senior choir.
At 7.A5 p. m. Rev. w. E. Wad-
lington win preach a missionary ser
mon to the b. Y. p. u.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30
The Veies
= Of Tie
Americas ,.le9iea

When Joe Louis swept into Min
neapolis, Wednesday might . week
ago. he was met BY. welcoming
committee composed Of Past Com
manders Of Baker Post.
This q eourtesy from George Bar
ton. veteran sports writer for the
Minneapolis Tribune:
After customary greetings and the
struggle through the thrcns that was
on hand 20 greet our greatest con-
tributioa TO sports and sportsmen
we attended q dinner IN honor OF Joe
ut the Hotel Radisson. Here we had
an opportunity to make a first hand
appraisal Of an unusual character
Louis is a typical well raised boy.
I mean this in the sense that his
honors have not made him forget
the little eourtesies that southern
bred youngsters show their elders.
It was truly a far cry from the
swashb0cklins. boastful Jack john
son. who il my boyhood visited the
colored schools on his itinerary and
seemingly tried to leave the impress
sion that he had solved all problems
Of racial difficulty through his fis-
tic proves.
Louis is gifted with a poker iace.
perhaps this has much to do with his
ring success, but studying it, we find
q certain kindness that left me
under the impression that he was the
type who would lend you five bucks
and not say anything about it
He does not talk much. He makes
you lead in conversation, but his
answers all have q certain founda-
ton of common sense.
must admit q certain skepticism
as to one Is young as he. in TIE light
Of the honors and SUDDEN wealth
that have come to him, but In his
presence you forget who and what
he is, and the unusual thing in this
age of sophistication and go-getism,
he seems entirely willing that you
be at ease.
He Is no doubt a great fighting
machine, but out of the ring he is
Just a nice lad one would always be
glad 70 pass the time Of the day
with, say at the corner OF Thirty
eighth and Fourth avenue.
The dinner was excellent, at.- nded
by most Of the greats ana near
greats Of the newspaper and sport
ing world
Aside from the Legion representa-
tives Of our group, Mr.. Hamlet Rowe
and Cecil Newman were present.
I have attended few dinners
since the days ! beat q mess pan
for attention, and must say. that
Mr.. George Barton comes more near
ly attaining my ideal of the perfect
host than anyone ! have met. Mr..
Black, manager of Louis, epftomizes
the new day among Negro business
men. He really looks the part and has
carriage that would identify him as
a first class business man anywhere
Mr.. Blackburn, trainer, is d lively
type, keen of wit and ready smile.
In making Louis what he is, he must
surely be proud of his handiwork.
The Legionnaires showed Joe, Farmer
Tobin and the rest, that they could
hold their own with the best of
them at the table. Incidentally, 1t
was the best steak I have had since
Dicky came The Is the seventy. AS
left I heard Ike Moore and Tela
Burt planning to split a bottle OF
Aka Settler.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30
OBITUARY NOTICES

Frances Burrell, 5O7 Lyndale ave-
nue. north, departed life January 20,
at Minneapolis General Hospital
Funeral services were held Saturday,
January q, at 200 p. m, from the
Neal Funeral Home, Inc. Rev. d. P.
Young officiated. Interment Crystal
Lake Cemetery.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30

Minnesota Association of Colored
Women's Clubs will hold the mid
winter meeting February s. at Phyllis
Wheatley House, at l p. m. Mrs.
Fannie NJ. Shanks, president.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30

Who's Who Among Minneapolis
Public Forum Speakers

John Callahan, superintendent of
public instruction for the state of
Wisconsin.
Vince A. Day. newly-appointed
judge of district court.
Farrell Dobbs, organizer for Cen
"ral Drivers Union No. 544.
congree-r'a, ~,
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30

Mr.. E. Lewis, of 802 Aldrich ave-
nue. north, who has been i'll for the
past week, is reported much better
at this time.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30

Hairy |. Scott prominent
race attorney will be one Of
the defense Iswyers in the
Joe Teylof Murder trial in
February.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30

William Lee, devoted husband If
Mrs. Grace Lee, HOO Fourth avenue
north, passed away Monday. January
Is, at Minneapolis General Hospital.
Funeral services were held Friday,
January Is. at 200 p. m, from the
Neal Funeral Home, Inc. Rev.
Howard A. Smith officiated. Inter-
ment Crystal Lake Cemetery.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30

Edith Arnold, beloved wife of Mr..
Irwin Arnold, 1923 Cedar avenue
avenue south. passed into eternal
rest January %, at Minneapolis Gen.
eral Hospital. Funeral services
were held Tuesday, January 26, from
the Neal Funeral Home, Inc, at 200
p. m. Father Lealtad officiated. In
terment Crystal Lake Cemetery.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30

Henry Fay, devoted husband of
Mrs. Malinda Ray, COG 18th avenue
south, entered the great beyond Sun
day, January "a, at his residence.
Funeral services were held Thursday,
January Is, from st. James A. M. 4.
church, at 200 p. m. Rev. Reddick
officiated. Interment Crystal Lake
Cemetery.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-01-30

Bottom rowJohn Cyrus James Ford Rufus Michael
rowMuc Copeland
JonesE Smith,
playing basketball will
program Friday January
La gaceta., 1937-03-19
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS
La victoria de la Espa6a leal
en- Brihuega

Madrid, Mario ia la DIES
bandada huyen hoy por las mon
tafas de Guadarrama los solda-
dos italianos derrotados en- Bri-
huega, siendo esta la segunda
derrota sufrida por los invaso-
res desde ell sabado pasado. Los
milicianos persiguen a los ex-
tranjeros y han hecho prisio-
neros a veintenas de ellos.
La nota dada hoy por ell ge-
neral Jose Miaja, comandante
en- jefe de las op~eraciones, dice
que ell enemigo, desmoralizado
'por complete, huge a la desban-
dada.
Brihuega, a A millas de esta
capital, cay6 aver en- poder de
las brigadas internacionales y
los milicianos.
Con la toma de Brihuega Ina
quedado deshecho ell intento de
los facciosos de tomar a SAGE
don, en- Castillo la Nueva, Y Sc
guir en- Inca recta al este de
Madrid.
Durante la huida de aver ell
numero de prisioneros lego a
200, todos los cuales seran in
terrogados.
Los milicianos cargaron con
la bayoneta calada, bajo la llu-
via, despues de que la artille-
ria habia preparado ell campo
para ell ataque.
La brigade Garibaldi, de las
tropas leales, compuesta por tia
La gaceta., 1937-03-19
Ell JUEZ ALLEN ORDENO
Ell ARRESTO DE LOS 5000
H~UELGUISTAS DE LA
CHRYSLER

Detroit, Mario 19.-El juez
ALLEN, de la corte del circuito,
orden6 hoy ell arresto de 5000
huelguistas de la Chrysler que
ocupan 8 de las IL fabricas de
la empresa.
La corporation INDIGO que
no procedera Embellishments
en- contra de los jefes de los
'Obreros Unidos del Autom6vil
que aparecen includes en- ell in
terdicto judicial.
FL sheriff Wilcox dice que
no tratara de echar a los huel-
,guistas hasta conseguir ell apo
yo de nuevos diputados o de
la guardia nacional. Eel SIM
plemente una question de falta
de hombres." Cuando tenga ell
n1mero suficiente de diputa :
dos procedera a servir las or
denes de la corte.
Ha pedido va ell sheriff al
.juez que nombre 900 diputa-
"
dos especiales para hacer salir
a los huelguistas de la Newton
Packing Co. Y tambien a los
de la Chrysler.
La gaceta., 1937-03-19

Temprano ell dfa de manana
Sc espera ell arribo de la lujosa
"guagua" que conducira a
Tampa la famosa orQuesta
ManZanares, encargada de la
m1sica en- ell Cabaret San Jose
que dara la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espanol en- SUI edi-
ficio de Ybor.
La nombradia de esta or.
questa, que ha podido conse-
guirse por mediaci6n del senior
Holtsinger, Representative de
La Ford Motor Company de es-
ia ciudad, es tai, que son mu
chos los que imposibilitados dc
subscribir mesas para ell Caba'
ret, nos preguntan los precios
que cobraran en- la matinee de
siguiente dfa.
No nos sorprenden las int
rrogaciones de los interesados
va que la orquesta de JOSS
Manzanares no volvera nueva
mente a esta ciudad. Los baila
dores tienen interes en- conser
var en- su record" ell habel
La gaceta., 1937-03-19
HAN SIDO VA
500 CADAVERES

Houston, Texas, Mario. 10
Al gobernador Alfred infor-
mo hoy ell captain Walter Ell
lott de la policia del estado,
qae han sido recogidos va 500
cadaveres en- New London, TIE
xas, figurando en- ell grupo II
maestros.
La causa de la explosion va
a ser estudiada y fijada la res
ponsabilidad.
En- Ell momento de ocurrir Ia
explosion Sc encontraban Ell
ell edificio de la escuela TOO
estudiantes Y 40 maestras y
maestros.
La gaceta., 1937-03-19
"san Josso

La celebration de "San 10
se", esposo de la Vfrgen Ma
ria, madre del Redentor, que
vino al mundb por obra y gra-
cia del Espfritu Santo, Sc guar
da en- TODD ell orbe cat6lico cris
tiano.
La adoraci6n a la imagen
del Patriarch comienza desde
ell primer dfa de la semana en-
que cae su celebration siendo
muchas las familias de nues-
ira raza que acuden diaria-
mente a la iglesia a venerable.
Entire los numerosos amigos
que contamos en- esta ciudad
de csc nombre recordamos a
Jose E~scalante, Pepin del mis-
mo apellido, Jose Gonzalez, Sc
cretario del Centre Asturiano;
Jose Cortes Labra, Jose Fran
quiz, Jose Lobo, Jose Arduen-
go, Josefina Perez, Jose Rodri
guez, Jose Longo y Jose Cha
noun. Sc escapan a nuestra
memoria otro crecido n1mero
de Joses, a todos los cuales les
deseamos un feliz dfa de su
santo.
La gaceta., 1937-03-19

lianos, capture a mas de 100 de
sus compatriotas.
Ademas Sc apoder6 ell gobier-
no de ca1ones, ametralladoras Y
60 camiones.
Ell gobierno de Valencia dice
que tiene sobre las armas 30O,-
600 hombres y cuenta con ell a.
pogo de TODD Ell pueblo y que los
insurgentes disponen de los
reaccionarios, monarquicos, Gle
RIGGS, moros, i~talianos, alema-
mes y falangistas en- n1mero de
100000, pero que ell pueblo los
detesta.
Las reservas de hombres de los
leales, en- comparaci6n con las
de los rebeldes, soI inagotables.
La gaceta., 1937-03-19

Ell COMITE DE NO-INTER-
WENCION DESEA LA SA-
Ida DE ESPANA DE LOS
EXTRAN-
JEROS
Londres, mario 19.-El Co
mite de No-Intervenci6n, pre-
sidido por Lord Plymouth, NOM
bro aver un subcomite para que
estudie una MEDIA que permit
ia sa,ar del territorio espafol
a todos los voluntarios extran-
jeros.
Todavfa no ha entrado en- vi
gor practicamente ell control de
las costas Y las fronteras, pero
creese que podra empezarse ell
sabado. q
Alemania e Italia insisten en-
que cualquier paso en- la direc-
.ci6n de la retirada de los volun-
tarios debe ser acompaflado por
la termination de la indirecta
ayuda financiera a Espaia v la
naturalization" de las reservas
de orc que ell gobierno de Valen-
'cia mand6 al extranjero.
Ivan M. Maisky, delegads de
Russia, sc opone a la neutraliza-
ci6n del orc.
Ell dehgado russo entrego una
nota al p~residente rechazando
cualquier proposition que ten
da a inmovilizar las reservas de
orc de Espana. Tai paso, seg1n
Russia, serfa contrario a los de-
rechos de soberania de Espana.
Maisky mantuvo su posici6n
y ell comite no ha podido tomar
acuerdo sobre ell particular.
La gaceta., 1937-03-19

Beneficio a Eduardo Valdss
Sc dara Ell domingo, en- ell tea
tro del Centre Obrero Ell home
maize al "negrito" de la compa-
MIA que actua en- csc coliseo.
Una function de gracia en- la que
tomaran parte todos los artis-
tas sus compaheros.
Ell programa confeccionado
para la function que anunciamos
es muy interesante, con ell ju-
guete c6mico "El Sombrero de
Castor" en- primer turno.
La gaceta., 1937-03-19
LOS coRRESPONsALEs tx
1rRANJERoS SE' IMPRESIo-
MARION CON LA VICTORIA
DE GUADALAJARA
(Viene de la 1a.)

@
nadie lie djera NADIA en- contra
rio, Sc llama Primo Month, tie
ne % amos deedad y es natural
de Lendinara, en- la provincial
de Rovigo. En- Italia tena ira
bejo; Sc lie hi ieron ofertas ten
tadoras para If a. Ethiopia don
de tendrfa pagaby ell gobierno
ademas lie daria 20 liras a su IA
milia, y las acept6. Firm6 un
contrato Y lie desembarcaron On
Cadiz, Espafa.
"Yo no quiero pelear contra
los espanoles," dijo. "Nosotros
no sabemos 10 que aqui sucede.
J Nues..& fuerza Sc ha desmora-
lizado porqae la mayor parte de
nosotros peleabamos como sf
fueramos prisioneros."
"Al igual que muchos otros
prisioneros, MONT, que no po-
ORA volver a italia mientras allf
exista un gobierno fascista,
quiere unirse a los batallones an
ti-fascistas.
"El Y otros aseguran que to
dos los soldados en- ell otro fren-
te del Guadalajara son italia
nos. Nj un solo espanol, nj un
solo moro han sido vistos en- ell
frente. La evidencia de la inter-
vencion ss abrumadora.
"Momentos antes de que a los
corresponsales Sc les permitie-
ra visitar a Trijueque, los fas :
cistas habfan dicho por la ra :
do: tenemos a Trijueque en-
nuestro poder."
"Efectivamente Trijueque es
taba en- poder de los leales. Una
prueba mas de la frecuencia con
que ell mando insurgente miente
a sus partidarios."
La gaceta., 1937-03-19
ASALTARON Y ROBARON
EN- UNA SALA DE NAM
TECAnO

A la policfa Sc inform6 ano-
che que un j6ven de IS amos,
lcon la cara parcialmente GU
bierta, asalt6 y rob6 la sala de
servir mantecado Southern Dai
ries ,situada en- la casa ndmero
1101 de la avenida Grand Cen
trail, nevandose 500.
La gaceta., 1937-03-19
e. Mundo en- la Man6


Como hubimos de a%venturar
dfas pasados, la interesantlsima
titulada Gel Mundo en- la
Mano'', que Sc representa- en- 81
teatro del Centre Asturiano por
la Compania del Proyecto Fe-
deral los prinleros dfas de esta
semana, subira nuevamente a
escena hoy viernes y Ell aomin-
go, segin nos comunica su Di-
rector, senior Manuel Aparicio.
Fueron taRtas las demands
de reposici6n s,recibidas por Ell
Sr. Aparicio, que, determinado
a complacer a todos, la reretira
por Ultima vez en- estos dos dfas
que Sc anuncian.s
Nuevos llenos auguramos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-19
N6TAS MCIAE

bailado con ella SO
Casi todas las mesas dispo-
nbles han sido colocadas va,
segtln me Tiiforma ell atento pre-
sidehte de la Secci6n de Re-
GREG, Angel de asRiva. %
The Washington times., 1937-02-09
OPERA SERIES POSTPONED

A postponement Of the spring
series of operettas which were to
be presented this month by the
Estelle Wentworth Opera Group
in Roosevelt High School audi.
torium, under the auspices of the
Community C Center Department
was announced today. The pre-
sentation will be early in March.
First to be presented will be Gil
bert and Sullivan's III. M. S. Pima
fore" in which the Wentworth
The Washington times., 1937-02-09

Singers have been heard many
times in the past. They are re.
viving the presentation due to nu-
merous requests. Miss Wentworth
has assembled the finest cast of
local singers ever to be heard in
this perennial favorite and will
feature an augmented chorus
with total of so Washingtonians
participating. Tickets will be Of
fered at the Community Center
Department and downtown ticket
bureaus,
The Washington times., 1937-02-09
Community Center
To Give Bridge Lesson

To satisfy the demand for les
sons in contract bridge, the Com.
munity Center will start a new
series tonight at 8 o'clock, in Cen
tral High School.
This class will be directed by
Maxwell L. Johnston, authority
from the Culbertson Studios.
Bridge classes are now held at Cen
tral four nights each week.
The Washington times., 1937-02-09
FATHER SLAYER FACES LIFE IN PRISON

filling station operated by an oil
company Of which he was presi-
dent. He died an hour later.
District Attorney John A. Car
roll said that if the boy is held
responsible, murder charges will
be filed Immediately. State law
bans the death penalty for con-
victed murderers under 18 years
of age. Police quoted him as say
ing:
Eyes, I killed my father. I did
It because I could not stand to
The Washington times., 1937-02-09

see him abuse my mother any
longer by keeping company with
that other woman"
Investigators said Billy had
gone to the "other woman" sev-
eral weeks ago and threatened to
kill her If she did not stop taking
money from his father while his
mother was trying to support her.
self, Billy and his sister, Betty, IL,
on the $50 a month provided by
Meagher.
The Washington times., 1937-02-09

DENVER, Feb. 9 GN.SO Billy
Mcagher, 15-year-old junior
high school student who, accord
ing to relatives and friends
never had a chance" today faced
possible life Imprisonment for the
murder of his father, William F.
Meagher, 40.
A coroner's inquest today will
determine if the boy was respons-
ible for his fathers death. Police
said Billy admitted shooting
Meagher as the latter sat in a
The Washington times., 1937-02-09
Heads '37 Bliss Class

David Rhea, of Shepherdsville,
KY, has been elected president
of the 1887 class Of Bliss Elec-
trical School. The class includes
students from 25 States, Canada
and Puerto Rico.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
SOCIETY FORMED TO DEFEND
EX-KING FROM ISLANDERS

LONDON. Sept. CUP)-The
News Review viii say tomorrow
that a society has been formed for
the defense OF former King Edward
VIII, now in voluntary exile.
The organization, called the
Society Of octayians. will not. how
ever. seek the restoration of the
Duke of Windsor to the throne of
Great Britain, the New Review
said. 1t will, instead. content itself
with defending the eX-King from
attacks in the press and will up
hold his honor on all occasions.
Membership in the Octavians is
open to all British admirers of the
Duke, according to the News Re
view
The News Review said:
Perfectly loyal and cherishing
no restorationist aims. theyCthe
founders) seek to silence detractors
CT the former King and uphold his
honor on all occasions.
IN his modest little west VIM
bledon villa last week blonde, Oc-
tavian Secretary George Whish
prepared the organizations first
bulletin Initial plans were made
for celebrating the anniversaries of
the Duke CT Windsor's birthday,
June %. his accession to the throne,
January %.
After the Duke had gone into
voluntary exile, the youthful Whish,
who stills is in his 20's and closely
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
HOGUE TWIN
KNOCKED OUT,
BUT BY CUPID

Bigboy Hogue's first defeat a
week ago in a BraWley ring actu-
ally was his second The Jacumba
battler was floored by Cupid a
month ago in Yuma friends learned
Wednesday.
Miss Francis Sieber listened to
the ceremonial droll of Yuma's mar
rying justice to become Mrs. Big
boy, after the couple had eloped
to the Arizona city.
The marriage climaxed a romance
of almost one year Future plans
of the amateur lightweight king
and his queen were not revealed.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
Judge Dismisses
Betrayal Suit

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 8. U.P)-
Clifford V. Herbert, wealthy son
of the late music composer Victor
Herbert, was relieved today of
$4,000 breach of promise suit, filed
by former actress who said he be-
trayed her when she spent a night
in his hotel room.
Superior Judge Carl A. Stutsman
dismissed the suit He said Miss
Lillian Kinsinger failed to prove
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
Auction Philosophy i!|
BY ID. L. ZINN
BY ID. l.. ZINN

Folks, this business is picking up. From pic
lures have from China it looks like boys
poking their noses in awful close to the fight good
ring side seat alright but this getting right in the ring
where the fighting is going is bound to get
hurt Maybe they have to be there don't know. AS the
President says it is This morning looks like
Russia and Italy are starting to show their teeth.
This new hog law is causing to build hog
building All pigs that go through the community sale
ring any other hog sale yard must be tested
before they taken out of the sale pens by licensed
veterinarian copy kept by the yard given to the
buyer and sent in by the doctor to Sacramento.
don't like the law but it ought to be real advantage
to the buyer. SO bring em in We ready for you.
step.
I'll be seem you.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

guards the nature of his office job
in the city decided the former
monarch needed defending against
slanderous attacks.
Two days before the Dukes
marriage Ito the former Mrs. Wal
lis Warfield of Baltimore, Md
Whish with some sympathetic
friends founded the society
The Octavians p:edged them
selves to keep alive the memory of
one who loved and served his
country well in times of peace and
war and whose present voluntary
exile has resulted solely from his
sense OF constitutional loyalty
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
WIDOW ASKS
WILL VOIDED

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8. WP)-
Mrs. Dorothy johnson Zellerbach to-
day filed suit in superior court to
have a second" will o. her hus-
band, Arthur Zellerbach, Crown
zelierbach Corp. head, set aside on
the ground he was not of sound
mind when the will was written.
While the will gave the bulk of
zellerbach's estate to his widow, it
awarded $40 900 in accumulated
dividends on Crown Zellerbach
stock to Attorney Harry Stafford,
Zellerbach's representative in sew
eral legal tangles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
MCCULLOUGH, FOUND GUILTY IN
MORALS CASE, OFF TO PRISON

Charles B. Mccullough, 46, con-
victed of a morals offense, and Jose
Amador Salazar, 81. convicted of
negligent homicide, left for San
Quentin early Wednesday morning
in custody of Sheriff Robert w.
Ware.
Mccullough was tried and con-
victed of a morals offen5e against
a nine-year-old Mexican girl. The
specific charge was violation of
section 288 of the penal code. The
Calipatria rancher was arrested July
IA and held in the county Jail on
$4,000 bail.
Salazar, Heber Mexican, was con-
victed of negligent homicide in con-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
San Pedro Store
Added to Chain

Imperial Valley Hardware COM
pany has purchased the stock, fix
lures and equipment of the San
Pedro Hardware company of San
Pedro, according to an announce
ment by Howard P. Meyer, presi-
dent and general manager.
Ed. Brandon, former manager of
the Imperial store has taken owe
the management of the new store
at San Pedro. Mr.. and Mrs. Bran
don moved to San Pedro September
l.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
LIQUOR LOOTED
IN ROOSEVELT HOME

WASHINGTON, sept. 8. U.P)-
Police searched today for burglars
who ransacked the home of James
Roosevelt, the presidents son and
secretary, helping themselves to
rare wines and liquors and litter
ing the floors with empty bottles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08
SEELEY
BY GRACE COOK

Mr.. and Ms. Geo. Wooliscroft and
children, Miss Mabel and Merlin
Wooiscroft returned Tuesday eve
ming from an extended northerr
trip through Washington and Ore
gon. Miss Mable remained in Los
Angeles to attend UCL.A. another
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

nection with the automobile acci-
dent which cost the life of Charles
Gillett, former Imperial county
sheriff.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-08

DR.. j. A. Robinson and wife and
daughter, Miss Virginia Robinson
and two of their friends who ac-
companied them from Arkansas
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Robinson Friday night, and left